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SsALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- Tie undersigned prepared IN special at cntion
SALES or
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

GALES OF HOUSEWIFE FURNITURE
HOUSEHOLD PUnNITuRE
a. residences, the most favorable terms
making sale: -. ., T do
'' . register ''''' ''s' ToSRsESY :':.s,
SHERIrrs sALg.-LrouoRs RICHARD WALTERS.
T ss or r o5ran f. o ocoM ~
fruit and other Vince. Bers Holland Gin, in cases
rou Of Bsasde and Other A to
Also az same time and place s, Lara Kettles sMo'.s
Benches Chopping Blocks Gas Pendants &c
CHERrrrs SALE QUITE R).-EIcHARD WALTERS
- auconesr by virtue of several attachments to me d.
on es Bsrs as a al o M
prame Colrl WI enooss 70 public sale on THURSDAY the
wav in he city Of New York thirty ssrco Frsns u Butter
Dated New York. March 49, SCI nc ,y,o, ,u,a
ANDREW L. BrnSE, Deputy sherid
DAwNBRoKERs SALE THIS DAY. Al TX
L O'Clock, at BELI. TNGRAHAM,s salesrooms. 50
sss b. Mrs 6onss cs
MILLlAM ABBOTT. AUcTioNEER. MORTGAGE
w safe THURSDAY OF the contents &. the ar.e III Iu1r
Store Of Forty ninth aud second Al II
sures one -Four Pull snssi eerPmms liquors &c viii
be sold IN lots S B LOGAN Attorney for mortzagee
WIN. WRITER'S, AucTIoEsER WILL SELL THIS
suits 'f r t sny ,s se o
cloths Centre. Dining and Tea Tabcs large Feather Beds
foe chias CLASS and Silver @aas sSs Sofa
Rocking Chairs Lounges &c Also ey virtue Of chatte
Mattresses Feather Brds Tcse ,Tc,es E,ageres and
raj other lots Of Goods
WILL BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC Ag0rroN-AT SCOTCH
49,, Land under good cultirGlon wei fenced and
fine young orchard consisting OF pears dwarf and saud
stream water through Il is three mnuts walk
io AM G'n'' 'Aee' At DIV = 90 ''"'"'''' :
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THE MILITARY.

THE MILITARY.
A TTENTIoN. VOLUNTEERS -THosE VINO. ARE
~ about enlist wcnld do well tc.cali the unfci
States caia and Law scc 26l Broadway corncsof War
street where theE will receive INF maon relating 20
ycnncerng which val be- greatly 10 TIER rseres anh
profit and which the veteran we.asihe Ire perienced
VIII not fA 70 justly appreciate Fu teus.s as e the
right TO chons OF -sment either tile nfatsFy. artillery
cavalry and wksru the dNe; regtmens locact
whsre tho highest bounty offered, ara
where Aio hash In hand be obtained; alsp TIE
OF relisS to their families The abze aud all osr
nfortnaiion rotating 10 the rgh3o be
them free are remancrasd by the ernmes for
services LEWIS co
Cnitaa States Claim ant. Law O,liec 20. BroalwaS
rrHE OLD $50 STATE nOUNry SOLDIERS VINO
have received tie anA wounded s'l1ers nol
sad their 500 and n'ns monhs r~n their s25 Apply 70
ALhkN VAN BUREN LuCKEY, 2ij Broadway.
VoLuNrEERs ATTENTION.. NO. % CHATHAM
street. SID bounty. $40 cash Cal oa1v Money
paid today NJ The old established United states ohoa
Choiee Of any reginsnl in the ned. Twenty i've Boys
wansed RUSSELL co, ~ chatham street
81 MkHI f1 ME OF william
@ENn CAsH-AND ALL OTHER BouNTiEs FOR
pCOO the coentry. No IS Walker street, osssmssnt,
n n In ~. &c.
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A UcgioH NoT1GH-LtRGE SALE OF
N NAGNlSICENr HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPoRT NIFTY
RICH CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE,
IVORY CUTLERY AND SILVER WARE,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FURNITURE,
MAGNIFICENT rARLoR SUITS.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, No.
TURKISH EASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES,
sHATR AND SrRlNG MATTRESSES, BEDDING. &c,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Al the elegant residence OF private family i23 West Eighth
str ct, between Fifth and Snth avenues.
At II O'Clock precisely.
order for the present owner by celebrated
city and used but months The whole VIII be
eoid percuptry rain shine Offering extra nducemen Is
PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three solid aud lack walnut Parlor
gus rich French satin bro atc and reps Tur
ksh Easy Chairs and Lounges to match; rosewood Centre
and Pier Etarres ami Book stands - day
bronze Clock rich China and Paran Vases Parlor Ofna.
meuts fnnt rocate and Lace rtans hne coec ton
OF Oh Paintings, Engravings large Mrrors and Chande
MAdNrrIcRST ROSEWOOD pIANoroRrE, srooL
AND COVER COST $50; y,
an elegant instrument with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and with all modern improvements over
strung bass full iron plate French action full seven oca
SOFAS. Chairs. Rockers. Miro $. Clocks Tables, Be-
Louuecs Spring aud Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea
Tables Extension Table Glass CHINA aud Silver Ware Ia
bio Cullcry, &c Sale positive. Dcposts required
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HENRY H. LERDs a co, AUCTrONERRs
IL UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE.
HENRY u. LEEDS CO will sell al auction. on WndAes
day March a. nj iU O'clock at our sacsroom rs Nassau
unclaimed Packages, remaining In the
hands OF Adams Express Company. To be sold wsAhou
III HENRY II. LEEDS 4 co. wnl sell At auottnn
Thursday March a at lOh o'clock, at the reseeace 2U
HouSEHOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q general
assortment Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Cared
wood Suit, covered In green and crimson bgoca.e one
ditto figured crimson brocaei; rosewood ssaTbe top
Centre Table, one ROSEWOOD Piano made by Glenn Co.
Qit French piac Mirrors with and ba
Eycnson Uning Table mahogany FIR uch Bedsiesds Hair
Mattresses, Bolsers and Phi ows Paillasses rosewood
Armore 0iace rosewood marble top Hall Stand, mahogany
Rockers aud Chairs hair cloth mahogany sofas aud Tet
Tetes OIL Cloth stair Rods China, crockery aud Glass
Ware Kitchen Furniture, dc.
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n B. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER-BY TAYLOR BRO
~. THEIRS will sell a, auction, Friday March 20. At
y oclock at the Exchanxe Sslesroom No III Broadway
l9i Second place Brooklyn together with
lot In the running through Third place. beautifully
modern and Is built in the most substantial
Maps and terms at the Office Of the auconee SS
Nassau street N "
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY g.


HousEuoLD fURNIrUkE sALEA THE vNDhk-
signed fully prepared heretofore for ~ yeais
70 salcs Household Furniture
&c at the residences Of families removing declining
housekeeping g. IL LUDLOW CO.. No. Pine street
L BOGARr. AUcTY0NRBR by s j. B0GARr-
81. This day. ID1, clock atfthc auction rooms No
North William Household Furniture consisting of
mahogany Sofas Lounges. Parlor SUIT IN satin
srocasl; oak settee IN reps; Ha,tand rsros surssa
Lear Tables Looking GLASSES mabotany Pariov and ROCK
ing Chais marble too Saloon Tables mahogany French
Bedsteads Spring Mattresses. Hair Mattresses bedding
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture also Grocer's
Showcase ardrobes and Brussels Ingram Carpets
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JOuRNEAY WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
on inursday Nasch 81 lsoi " clock at the ia
vIc. Cedar Grove, of Sor,hfeld Richmond
~. Staten Island. desirable location situated about
z miles from vanderbit Landing % minutes from New
stop H.
beautifully located on the Lower BAY and
Easy Of to the city The very healthy and
pleasant aud the land rich.
As Investment there is better oh within the
distance OF city and for persons OF odeat
means a. . homes stead.
Maps q the properly be the the auc
4iouocr, A. JOURNEAY, No. 8 Pine street. N. Y.
A JOURNEAY. AUCrI0NEhR, OFFICE NO. 8 PINE
IA street -Pcrcmptory sale valuable Building
Brooklyn. at public auction, Thursday March
O'Clock M NJ the Exchange salesroom. lif Broadway.
Two Lots fronting Portland 20l feet inches
from Atlantic avenue 25xllU and 25x1W
These lots ellgby located Maps and further pacu
lars 81 the Office Of the Auctioneer. No. Pine street
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sELDNER AUcrioNEER- s.. W sEJDNER WILL
LIZ sell on Thursday the 2ith inst al 0L clock a. the
salesroom l35 New Canal street Bowery. large lo
Of Household and Baroom Furniture. consisting Of black
walnut Round Square and Lear Ia bles Arm and cane
scat Chairs sofss Lonoqes Bureaus mahorsny Bedseads
EXTENSION rabies marble top Tables large Mirrors Three
ply and Brussels Carpets Crock enc rosewood fano
&c Saturday. the 26th large Dry Goods aud Clothing
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A Ivan c. BAKER Co, AUCriONEERs -ALRERT

! Ivan c. BAKER CO.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ 9. HAYWOOD. anctionser Superb Household Fur
ntture. &C THIS dAv "wednesday March story
brown stone residence as East Tenth street between
afternoon consisting of dining walnut Sideboard
fenson Table Arnchars Dinner and 7, Sets. Ruby White
1nd Glass Ware; Table Cutlery Silver Plated Ware c.
Oval Mirror Pariors -Rosewood and mahogany Parlor
zMrnitura Brussels Carpets ktageres Bookcase. Tab es
Gter and Manel Mirrors Curtains, Paintings. Satuarv
Clocks sevres and Dresden China Vases Ensrav
ang chandeliers rosewood Panof0rte
and Cover; Music Books. Enco nurcs. Rocking Chairs
lounges Hastand Chairs to match Bedrooms u.s.
6edscads Washstsnds. Conmodes Hair and Spring lat.
siesses holsters Pillows Lace Curtains, Shades Also
Easement and Kitchen Furniture
DRIAE ii MULLER AUCTIONEER
- EXECUTOR SALE OF STOCKS. BY ORDER OF
kxECUTORS OF THE ESTATE OF PHILIP DATER.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, II. X. MII.KINS q CO. win sell
~ auction. on Wednesday Marc rs. al l35 o'clock.
Exchange Salcsroom, Ill Broadway:- .l8-
216 shares Metropolitan ..........,. 800 each
90 +" Long Island Bank. .......,...,. 50 each,
.4l3 Rome and waterown Railroad Co. ~. 100 each
lU0 /" New York and n Haven RR lcennne, / n zach
~ " Rensselaer, County Bank Of Lansinburg. 50 each
IL fTeiHens' Insurance Company. IL each
1U Peter Cooper Fire Insui Company. 20 each
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uRNRY II. LEEDS & CO.. AUCTIONEERs
IL VERY VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT COLLECTIO


Ia
OF OIL PAINTINGS
HENRY II LEEDS CO will sci! At snc,ion on the
OF THURSDAY. 2ith and FRIDAY, 18th inst at
door below Tiffany Co.'S
very valuable aud important collection of the highest
OF original Paintings the entire collection
OF Messrs. Bailey Co. OF Ph aiephs purchased by them
from the artists direct eluaing interest any collection
offered In this city public comp tttou. and com.
prisng works of the greatest favoitc artists OF the
modern Dusseldorf English, French and German schools
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I,OR SALE-AT AUCTION. VALUABLE TENEMENT
Property III Bro0ne street between Pitt and Willett
streets ~ e. II. LUDLOW CO., Auciioueers Friday
Aprl 1S64 the Exchange Salesro0m Ill Broadway,
At u o'clock under the direct on Of WALTER ED
WARDS. Jr Referee For particulars inquire Of the
tioneers, No. Pine street. OF +. BOUTON, 81z
Broadway.
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! UorIoN NOTICED D. cAuLKINs AUoroNsER

UCIlUN NOIICE.-U. u NAuLklNS. AUCTlONEEh.
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART NC.
Al Public Auction. this day. Wednesday,, March q,
At the eerant resden
No 2lS WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFQkfE.
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS,
BRONZE AND oRMoLU cHaSpEL!EKss
sBvREs AND DRESDEN CHINA 0RNAMESvs =
PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS
BRoCADE AND LACE CURTAINS
OIL PAINTINGS b. EMINENT ARTISTS,
BOOKCASE, ETAoEREs, cENTaE TABLE, 'N'-''
CHINA GLASS AND SILVER WARE,
SHEFFIELD TABLE CUTLERY TABLE LINEN.
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE, Louis XIV. style.
yacly carved raror Furniture offered public
and 10 he Id without any reserve An examination Will
well repay intending buyers.
Pariors elegant full Suits OF rosewood Paror
Furniture 10 rich crimson and blue AMI gold and
cnioed brocade and san swood Eta spien
did and coat farian Ornaments. rich Vases, &c
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOrORTE
Stool and Cover
elegant instrument with rlund beautifully
ed legs aud te<s. all modern improve vents
Also magnificent collection Of rare Paintings. rosewood
Turkish and Easy Chairs in Ire rosewood Centre and
Side marble TOP Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Carpets, &c., &c
carved Bedsends wasbands sofa Feds In enc harcoth
ten Hair Mattresses from a. TO 10 pounds made
der. 10 excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture consisting OF fine oak Extension
Dining Table oak Chairs Silver Ware. rich China
Cut aud Engraved Glassware ~ every desr iption.
Carmen In attendance cart pack or ship goods for pur
,ohasers
r. B.-House and Lot for sale. apply on the premises
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u H. LUDLOW co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
~. Thursday. March a. 1864. at twelve ocock at the
Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway (Triny Buding) New
MACDoUGAL STREET.-THE extra sized three story and
attic brick house and Lot the southwest Of Mac
douga and rourth streets opposite Washington
house "a feet by 49, with seven
"a BY So feet Terms 1T sac. M.tW
SAMUEL r. APPLETON,
Executor estate Of Hannah Appleton deceased
Maps &C Mt the Office OF the auct0neers No 3 Pine
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PROPOSALS. FOR s2.ouo0o SOLDIERS BOUNTY
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L e. HALSEY a. co. WILL SILL. ON
j.. THURSDAY, March "a,

No. 100 West Twenty fourth street.
Household Furniture comprising CrOckery Ware
bedroom Furniture suit satin brcael; Velvet Tapestry
and Three ply Carpets &c together with general assert
mn
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II B. TAYLOR. AUCTIoNEER.-gY TAYLOR BRO.
~. TIERS will snll auction, Thursday March a.
the Exchange saesroom No IiBroadway lots Of
Ground the south side OF l47th street M feet east Of
Broadway Lots the south side of l4Sth street. loo
feet east Of Ninth eight Lots north side Of lSh
30 feet east Of Ninth avenue. and five Lots the
north side OF l50h 275 feet west OF Eighth
Title perfect Maps and terms at the Office OF the auconeer
1873 Nassau street.
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GEORGE O. HAyDOCK. .AUCTIONRER- NCH
" China and Glassware ny ROBERT HAYDOCK Thurs
day March "a at 70 ,cock ct bis saesroom lol Liberty
French China, Parian Ware Vases bohemian Glassware
Silver Plated casors Knives Forks and Spoons, l.
Yellow Ware $40 boxes common Tumbiers. 8UU packages
American Glass Table Ware Lo do Kerosene are Lamp
Chimnies, &c. I20 do Specie Jars
Also 50 crates white granite aud common Earbeuware.
GEORGE CLEMENTS AUCrIoNEER.-J. JENKINS
VI Will Sc !. on "Wednesday march g a l4o Broadway
Forty III O'Clock, Horses. Carriages
Wagons Harness and Robes Saddles, Brides also pair
Bav Ponies - hands high; dun Mare, i6 hands high
in utes
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foreign portion OF collection have purchased
by gentleman well known taste and long
experience The pictures Of Is. koek Koek Hubnen
A. Acheubsch aud Others OF lass rarely imported IN
this country.
In the American portion choice examples By v
Church. r. uropsey. Shatuck, and other high class Anne
rcan a Also pieces Of beautiful Paror Sstnagy-
The Tanoorns PLAYERS Repose" cut to order by Du
pres Florence with marble pedestal an esqusie work
Mercsry" alter Thorwaidsen cut to order and marble
pedestal
rney will be exhibition above from and after TUES
DAY l5th inst until the evenings OF SAFE
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LOAN OFFICES.

es<a - -
At 77-svwRy LITERALLY ADVANCED. AT II.
"a ON DIAMONDS WATCHES, JEWELRY. 81.
ATT wNBROKERs McKEr5 WANTED AT ~
Qf Diamonds W a,chss Jeweiry, &c.
he obtained other place the
city BIZ applying At " Bee sler street. stairs
AT ego-NoNEy LIsERALLy ADVANCED ON Ola.
N moals. Watches Jesery. Stvss Ware, Guns Pistols.
Ska Furs &C. N B,-.Pawnbroxers Tickets wanted. 1
will III cent tor 1rokers tickets the
ahve than obtsnpi at AIRY 10 the
Remember the pace, t09 tsoad~ Of Hous
ton street up stairs room No. q.
A -PAxNBRoKFz rs TICKETS WANTED. ALL PER
"A slps having Tpsais OF DlSmonis, Watches Jewelry,
silver Ware, Guns Pistols ynxs. &c who expect the iui
value would d. wal 10 ca IS Chatham tteet up ssA
room No. j.
AT HENRY aYMASs. $50 BROADWAY. CoRNER OF
~ Bond sresN roen No up sahs- ~ M s,lysr
cash price tor Dau,niA set or INST W ~ -
WAR;. Or adsaices.msde on The same anu as' W I'
G5S B.oaiwsy ---------
n 90 NASSAU STREET. ROOM NO o. THE HIGH.
n es, pcex re- hose set Dlanon ~ watches
and Jsrery IT every description. Also. the most oera al
IN ade on conssnnensot the soo'essN W -
| HnxICyMAN, Diamond Broxsr.
: so, RpoApWhy HIGHEST PRICES LOANED
f.. 4SZ ON wATcfiEs, DIAMONDS, JEWELNf, 81
\ room No Commission Merchants, Room No 2
VI broadway Ps~aeSeAsrs Iesss WAntsd ~ bsoaaHay
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by d W IVES. AUCTIoNRER-sBA SHELLS AND
ID Japanese this at ii A. M. and TX r. M
at auction. at 646 Broadway
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ENOR sALE-AT CLIFTON. STATEN ISLAND ONE
OF the finest Country Seats the Shore House and
and q half Of Land fronting the water com
mandng view of the entire The house large built
in tho best manner and has every Of city
house the grounds beautifully laid with the choicest
trn Immediate possession " required Permits to see
the premises OF jOuRNEAY, No. 3 Pine street
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ENOR SAtE-ON WEST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET
amlte three story Eugtsh basement House, parlors
on FIRST floor; price $500 JAS X. EDWARDS
277 West Twenty third street
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u II. LUDLOW co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION
IL. Wednesday March g. at IL O'Clock. at the Eek
change saesroom Ill Broadway Trinty Bulding), New
York.
LIBERTY sTREET.-The very valuable five story white
marble front Store with basement and under-cear and
Lot No los Liberty street. between Broadway and Gree0
witch street north side Store % feet 10 inches front by
inch rear BY feet inches Deep Now under lease
May 1, 1876. at 50, go per
The valuable improvements going In Brcp dway
Liberty street with the rapid advance Of business
this locality make the above desirable investment for
talists
Maps &C at the Office Of the auctioueers. No 8 Pine
street, New York
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-06

DH" PIIoToGRArHy-Itis an acknowl.
edged fact that CHARLIE HAMILTON, takes
the best pictures at his Photograph Gallery
on Secord Street, of any establishment OF
the kid in the Northwest. In these days
of wars, tumults, &atts and grasshoppers.
when life is held by so slender tenure, ev.
cry man should have his own, his wife's,
all his children and relations picture taken.
If he has no wife, let him 60 straightway
and get the picture Of his sweetheart. Mr..
HAMILTON has beautiful assortment of
Photograph Albums with which TO supply
bis patruns.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-06
Sioux Gitp 8tgisttr
All over Town and County.

~ A NOVEL SIGur-GREAT EXCITE.
xENr-ALMosr FIGHT :!-On Thursday
We noticed much commosioa on tie street
in front of ScHusrzR's, and men running
in that direction from all points. Items
are scarce and we thought We saw an
opening for stunner. We grasped a pen.
ell aud rushed towards the scene Of dis
turbance. and found the attraction to be
two horse wagon in which were few
dozen roasting ears. The boy in charge
was passing them out to the eager multi
tude at three cents an ear. We were fore.
IDLY reminded of beseiged ticket wagon
ut q circus. Just as we began to philoso'
phize upon the scene before US, and reason
from cause TO effect, viz. from Grasshop:
pers to this excitement about a few ears Of
green corn, our attention was arrested by
loud talk and angry words, aud behold,
two oe our most estimable citizens we're
engaged in war Of words that would
have made us arprehensive of the result
bad We not been so we'll acquainted with
them. While, they were engaged in this
little "discoosion as to who should be
served FIRST, other parties carried off the
corn and the excitement subsidized. PEG
pie returned 10 their usual avocations. The
beiigerents took drink aid we made
IN item.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-06

D~ PERsolAL,-Gen. Todd, the Dele.
gate from Dakota Territory and The broth.
erin law Of Abraham Lincoln, Todd can ;.
help il. paid Us = visit on his way through
town Ell route for his home in Dakota
lie looked veil and wears his honors with
q modest grace: The General is right
clever gentleman in more than one sense.
Dakota is fortunate in che thing at least.
--Des Moines Statesman. 1911. ."...a
No brother MEaEiTr, GES. ToDD is not
- unfortunateas you would make him. -
He Is not the brother inlaw Of ABE, only
= cousin Of MRS. GOVERNMENT, the best
man Of the two.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-06

w- We invite especial attention to the
advertisement Of j. c. MAckoy in TO- day s
paper. Mr.. MAcKoy has very extensive
establishment at Omaha and one at Ne
braska City. He is. the only exclusive
liquor dealer above St. Joseph, and is pre-.
pared at all times to fill orders for any
kind Of liquor. Several Of our merchants
and saloon keepers have had orders filled
by Mr.. MAcKoY to their entire satisfaction,
and signify their intention to continue to
buy their liquors of him, in preference to
going further and iaring worse.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-06

cDr A Coon RlDDAscE.-Thep estirer
Gus Grasshoppers have nearly all gone to
parts unknown. The maledictions of this
community 60 with them, and the prayer
that they may never return. At last ac'
counts they had not reached the Little
Sioux valley, and We still indulge the hope
that the people there may be able to realize
something for their summers labor. We
understand their crops are first rate.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-06

DsE" Letters remaining UNCLAIMED in
the Post Office at Sioux City, Iowa, Aug,
9Th, 1864. TO obtaip any of these letters,
the applicant must call for adrertised let.
ters, give the date of this list, and pay
one cent for advertising. II not called
for in one monfh, they will be sen, to the
Dead Letter Office.
Nelson Allen, John W. Bell ., Thomas
Btanson, James p. Clark, elk Dis. Court
Of Cscevla Co, II. ". Granger, James l..
Gileland, Denis Gilmartin, Ezra Ilealy,
Mrs VIM. Hammond, H. I. johnson, X.
Fl. Libby, Miss Augusta Mlthimson, David
Mayfeld, W. n. Ovens, Rev. J. Il. Ryan
O. o. St. John.
J.C. c. HOSKINS, p. N.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-06

nay Why DON'T SOMEBODY MovE?-
Under the militia law Of Iowa, Woodbury.
county must organize two companies. Ad.
jusant General BAKER has issued his or.
der informing the people that il they do
not organize themselves into military com.
panies forthwith he will take measures to
enforce the law. Where are our amb.
.ious military men 2 Why don't they Or.
ganize? IN #..... .... - -...r.-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-06

D~ A PRoposrrlos We viii give any
person who will bring Us one bashel Of
new potatoes, three dollars in greonbacks,
or one dollar and n half in silver, or what
Is still better, receipt for two years sub
scrip,ion to the RsGlsrEn. This offer will
hold good until We get the potatoes. We
will pay in proportion for a smaller
quantity.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-06

~ c. p. BOOZE, Esq, has rented A.
HAAS building on the corner of Pearl and
Third streets, and will start east in few
days to purchase stock Of goods TO put
into it. CHARLIE is thorough going bus
mess man, and we are glad be is again
to take his chances among w..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-06

A SELECT SCHOOL will be opened about the
n first Of May, under the care or A. r. Wrip hit .
aud taught by some competent instructor-proyid
edsufieient ndueement Is offered by those nte res
ted. The object will be to prepare pupils for tho
mitted. Apply soon.
A. n. WRIGHT
Sioux City, Feb. 18th, l6GA-3M - -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-06

~ Our valued friend and citizen,
JOHN H. CHARLES Esq, returned yester-
day from q visit East He looks we'll and
natural, only, he wears better clothes than
when he left.