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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-25
PROPOSALS
FOR
+ r e S II q EE E
once Com missary Of Subsistence,

once Com missary Of Subsstcnce,l
Sioux City, Iowa, June l3th. 1864. {
CEAhED proposals will be received 1T this offire
- until II o'clock NJ on Saturday, July .. 1854,
for furnishing + rcsh Beef to the troops draw
ing supplies from this station. Yankton and Yer
million, D. T, for the months Of July, August.
September and oetob r, 1864. The Beef to be Of
good aud wholesome quality, in equal proportions
Of fore and hind quarters, tho kidney taliow taken
out the neck cut of At the fourth vertebral joint
the fore legs to be cut OF ut from three - four
inches above the knee joins. and hind lsxs from six
to eight inches above the gan,hral OF hook joint.
Beef to be delivered 1T such ttmes and in such
quantities rs may be requised by competent autho.
rity
4 bond for s., 900 will be required. with respcn-
sible sureties for tho faithful performance " the
contract,
Bids must be In duplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement pasted at the had OF each. sealed
and endorsed on tho outside, "rroposais for Fresh
Beef"
Bidders are expected to be present with their
sureties prepared to execute Immediately the con-
tract and DO nd In CAGE Of an award The bids must
BE- for sup lying all tho citations, viz Sioux CITY,
Iowa, and Vcrmiilion and rankton. n. I, Bids
will not be received for either separately.
g. bids will be opened at this Office saturday, July
9Th. 1864. At o'clock r. II. The right 70 reject
Any or all bids ID reserved.
nosa1s q. .. NELSON. Capt. eos.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-25

arrows wis in every direction. Away
went the guard for the Fort, and a The
same time away went Nj. "Injin" 10 an
opposite direction with twenty Eve or thirty
Of Uncle Sans horses. Fast 40 the boys
could saddle. of they started in pursuit,
by ones. two's and ,hree's, each one Icing
his own commander. After running them
along distance they came near enough to
Gre upon them so, to save their own pre-.
cious hides, they let the captured horses
Co. All were recaptured.
Two Of the guard were wounded, but
not seriously. One fellow caught bis foot
and fell, but the Indians wero so close
upon him he thought there was more safety
in feigning himself dead than to run. An
old Indian came along gave him kick,
but as he showed no signs Of life, left him.
Company X remains at Randall, DR..
Dardwell Of the 9th, who hiss had charge
Of the Hospital, is overlooking with good
humor, and looks os though he had been
living upon the fat of the the land.
Dr.. Yeomans is duly Installed, and looks
very much at nome in his new and neat
Office; tells me he has twenty Eve or thirty
patients in the Hospital.
Two Companies Of the Dakota Cavalry,
Companies "F' and IN 'of the 9th, and
the Prairie Battery, started for For. Sully
this morning. Gen. Sully and staff, with
escort, starts tomorrow morning remain.
der Of the 9th starts Wednesday.
Charley Poor calls round occasionally,
and his good natured caun.enance az much
as says, "look ut me, laugh and grow fat
Capt. Ainsworlhs good bumored jokes are
plenty as snow fakes in winter. 1t. Geo.
L. Dayton passe, around as quietly as
though he belonged to the non combatant
corps but you and others know that not
to be the case.
We only need the cheerful presence Of
Lieu. Rickel to make our military family
complete. If Lieut.. Rickel leaves. the
9Th looses one Of its mos. efficient officers.
If anything If interest transpires you
may hear from me again.
LOOKOUT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-25
STATE NEWS.

- Gen. futile is on a bret visit to bis
home in Van Buren, county.
Major W. G. Thompson, Of the Goth
Infantry has resigned.
The Washington Press states tba,
the small pox has made its appearance in
that place.
Five thousand teams have crossed
the Missouri River at Council Bluffs since
the opening of Spring.
The Musca,ine Journal say. the Thirty.
Seventh Regiment Of Iowa Infantry Grey
Boards, le6t Rock Island on Sunday, by
railroad, for Memphis.
There was quite heavy frost in va.
rious parts Of Dubuque county, in June,
owing to the dry weather it did bat little
injury.
One Of the poles supporting the enn.
vass a. a show in Abba, ,umbled down.,
striking a man by the name Of Jennings.
Tho unfortunate man died mex, day of his
injuries.
A Mr.. Smith, whose residence was
miles east of Mt Ayr. Ringso county.
was struck by lightning several days ago
and killed. The horse on which he was
riding was also killed.
Capt. Reynolds, the Qua.termaster
at Rock Island. has been relieved by
Capt. B. F. Reno, brother Of the late Gen.
e,al Reno, Of the regular army.
A citizen of Marion. Linn county, on
arriving at his residence on Tuesday
last, found a little urchin done up in .
basket, with a polite note accompanying
il, requesting the party addressed to take
good care Of the little stranger. Tha.
"styls" may sui. some, but we prefer
tho good old way.'
Five weeks last Monday since We
have had any rain 10 do any good. Sat.
urday and Sunday mornings frost was
seen in low places in the county. The
prospects for crops in johnson county are
very bad. in fact alarming. Rain now
would prevent total failure but could not
restore vegetation to = healthy state. -
But there is no sign Of rain, and short
term more of drouth will ruin some Of the
crops. We cannot understand how our
exchanges can present so glowing &C.
counts ofcrops. From all the information
We can get the drouth is very extensive.
We do not believe they examine the mat
ter to know what they are talking about.
The Gate City admits as much, and says
it puffs the crops because others do.-Iowa
City Republican, June Is.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-25
Gen. u =. .. TOAA.

The committee on elections Of the
House Of Representatives, on Saturday
last reported in favor Of admitting Gen.
J. B. S. Todd to = seat % delegate from
Dakota, over WIN. Jayne. ex Governor Of
the Territory, BY vote! of seven to two and
The House upSn The repor. Of the commit
tee, by = vote Of 81 to declared that Mr..
Jayne was not entitled to seat; aud tho
vote being taken upon the question Of Mr.
Todd's right to the seat, the vote was ca
in !avor to 81 against. Gen. Todds claim
has thus been vindicated in q manner
which will not only prove satisfactory IN
that gentleman, but also gratifying 10 his
numerous friends.
This is Mr.. Todd's second term, having
been elected in the Fall Of 1861 to repre-
sent the Territory, the duties Of which
Office he discharged in a manner highly
creditab'e to his patriotism and ability
The action Of the people in electing Mr..
Todd as their representative for two con.
secutive terms, and the recent vote Of tho
House Of Representatives of the United
State in ratifying the action Of the cti.
zens Of Dakota, is honorable 10 BOTH
A|SPSS'"''J oo, S'Vdt hcIViCcS VI
Gen. Todd in behalf Of the Territory Of
Dakota are remembered. Those CONVEX.
SAINT with public. affairs must not have for.
gotten the interests which Gen. Todd
evinced in the organization Of the Terri.
tory Of Dakota. He took q leading part
ir forming the treaty between the Yak.
ton Indians and the United States, by
which the org anization and settlement Of
the Territory was accomplished. AS M
evidence Of General Todd's devotion
to his country, we will state that he
served bis Government in the field, having
had command under Gen. Hal!eck at Cor.
NTH. In this position he distinguished
himself rs an educated military man, do.
ing honor to West Point, Of which mill
tary school he is a graduate. Gen Todd
is Democrat, but is in favor Of the war
for the Union.- Washington Times.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-25

Col Benton Of the Goth Iowa regi.
mens, writes to the Council Bluff. Non.
pareil, that Capt. Bacon Of Harrison
county, was wounded in the sye 1t the
battle Of Jenkins PERI. Arkansas. aud
Il > prisonse. Tbs regiment Lost quite
largely ia killed, wounded and prisonsrs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-25

The Clarinda Page Co.. Observer
contains an account Of the robbery Of
John Calhoun, Of that town, and the ar.
rest Of John Freeman rs the robber. The
prisoner WAS examined before Justice era.
mer, snd committed 70 jail .. Sidney. Fro.
0ont county, IN default Of $500 bsil.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-25
Assessors Notice.
Assessors once, Z. 8. Internal Revenue.

Assessors once, 4. 8 Internal Revenue,
Sixth Distrscl Of towa.
Marshalltown, Iowa, May 3lst, lseA
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 whom II may concern
~ that from the LIST until the 2sth day Of June
nsxt, the lists, valuations and asses. nents IT n
e. Hudson, Assistant Assessor Of the 9Th division
Of this District, will he open at his ofce In Sioux
City for inspection and that on tho I'd Of July. q
tho Court House in Sioux City. the Assessor viii
hear and Determine all appeals relative 70 any
erroneous or excessive vaiuat ions made By sstd
Assistant Assessor.
IuneS " pEL0S ARNOLD, Assessor
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-25

We intended to give our readers some
late te!egraphic news Of importance this
issue, but nothing has reached US of inter.
est, only that Grant has transferred his
entire army 10 the South side Of james
river, and attacked Petersburg with suc'
cess. Ths city is probably now in tho
possession Of tho Union army.-ValIan.
digham has returned to his home IN Day
ton, Ohio, and has been elected delegate to
the Chicago Convention.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-25

The following are the delegates to the
Chicago Convention from this State:
First District, Chas. Nesns and Wm.
Patterson Second District, w. P. Fury
and L. B. Durham; Third District, G. w.
Gray and 0. II. p. Rozell; Fourth Dis.
,rict, Reuben Michel and p. II. Bosquet !;
Fifth District, NJ. D. MclIenry and L. D..
Burns; Sixth District, John Currier and
e 3. Potter.
Delegates at large A. c. Dodge, J. F..
Bates, D. O. Finch and J. II. Muaphy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-25
AN INFLUENTIAL CONGR SSM AN

One the most influential persons who
has occupied seat in Congress for some
years, Is Hon. VIM. JAYNE, Ex-Governor
Of Dakota Territory. Though Mr.. Jayne
has been in Congress for nearly seven
months, his rigt. to the seat which he oc-
cupied having been contested, on Satur.
day last he received one vote sustaining
bis claim, while ninety one members voted
against him. This is the Jayne who. it
will be remembered as Governor of Da.
ko,a Territory, issued q certificate pro-
nouncing himse!f legally elected to rep-es.
ens the Territory in Congress.-Vash.
ington Daily Times,
Yet strange as it may seem, that one
vote in favor OF Jayne was cast by A. ".
Hubbard, our Congressman. We confess
to some astonishment at Mr.. Hubbards
course in this Todd and Jayne contest
We knew him to be strong partisan and
personal enemy Of Gen. Todd, but we
did not suppose he would allow his per.
sonal and partisan feelings to carry him
beyond the pale Of consistency, right, jus.
tce truth and equity. Read the report
Of committee on our frs. page and blush
for our representative.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-25

4 MOTHER CALL FOR voLUN.
II teers at
I. Haas & Co.'S.
Great Western Clothing Store.
Another Great Victory Aehieved.,
The Union Cause Triumphaut-Full
Particulars.
READ READ READ! READl
ISA &C II A As
Has just returned from the East. "conquerins aal
to conquer with an enormous stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting Of
Coats, Hats,
Pants, Caps,
Vests, Boots.
Shirts, Shoes,
Cigars. Tobacco,
Yankee Notions,
&c, &C.,
Purchased before the late sdvsne. IN gold VI. In.
tend to give our customers the he ncft OF our bar.
gains and nn deisell all competition. We have also
y large stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
All the popular Prints,
Hosiery,
Woolcns,
White Goods,
Dress Goods,
Atverylow prices, on the corner Of Pearl stand
Levcc Goods Warranted to give ool.
- In g ion n all cases.
voi4no4s ISAAC HAAS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-25
THE STATE con

The Democratic convention that met II
Des Moines on the 10th inst, was largel,
attended and passed Of with much en:hu
iasm and harmony.
We arc agreeatly disappointed at the
result, knowing as We did, that there
were q number Of disccrdant spir
its in the State who would seek to dis
turb the unity ofthe Convention, We fear
cd they would get control of tho Conven'
ton and divide the party, as upon ano,he'
occasion. But the ma GRITTY Of delegate:
manifested much forbearance and discre
ton by voting down promptly every mo
.ion calculated to bring discord into the
democratic ranks.
The policy Of referring tho question o.
platform 10 the Chicago Convention We
deem the wisest that could be adopted
No democrat having the welfare Of the
party at heart can question ito expediency.
The ticket we hoist to-day is composed
Of unexcep,ionable men who are every wa
worthy Of the support Of the people Of
Iowa.
The Democracy Of this State enters up.
on the campaign Of 1864 under more ia.
vorabe aud encouraging auspices than
for many years. With q united party,
strong candidates and will to work, we
should crush out the Saoddy party in
Iowa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-26
conRrsssIonal Mattsrs.

WASHINGTON, March 24--The Times dis
patch says
The Senate confirmed Lieutenant H. Jayne
of the Fifth Illinois Cavalry; First Lieuten-
ant Henry C. Robnett Of the First United
States Infantry TO be Aids 10 General Nc
Clernand
Lockwood Todd aud Nathan A. Richard
son Of Illiaas to be commissioners Of subsls-
lance with ra-k Of Captain
The President to-day dismissed Colonel
WoIord Of Kentucky from the United States
service, for sentiments expressed at his sword
presentation in Kentucky
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-26
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.


CAIRO, March 25.--The enemy is reported
as being in force near Union City, Tenne see,
Yesterday morning. General Braymon with
a force Of 1000 men and bAttary Of artlle-
ry proceeded by railroad to within six miles
Of Union City, where they learned that Col
onel Hawkins, with 1000 of the Seventh
Tennessee Cavalry, had surrendered at eleven
o'clock A. NJ after repusing the robels, who
numbered about 1000 The men we're all
armed and equipped, and had recently been
paid for over one years service. The enemy
burned what was combustible, about the iorti-
fications, and marched off with their prison
ers.
Gen. Brayman proposes to abandon such
out posts as Hickman and Union City as they
are Of no use to Federals ond of no value al
present to the enemy as means of obta aiming
| supplies.
The steamer Swan from New Orleans ar
| rived, having ON board 3lst and 4lst illinois
and 77th Ohio veterans from Vicksburg e.
route for home on furlough. Gen. Legget
accompanies them
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NOW York Markel.

New York, March &c.
CorroS-Quiet and steady and upward ten
doncy at 76@771 n Ia
FLoUR-A shade frmer, at 6 6596 70
for extra State Round Hoop Ohio 70
al 35 IL -Hs ~
WHEAT-l,l6@ll7 II Chicago Spring l,6l
go Milwaukee Club; l,67@l,7O Winter
Red. f+.s
ConN--Very quiet and steady at Sl@3lt
for store. , ..
OArs--In very fair demand and steady at
90@9l.
PoRK-Unchanged and dull at 1904
BEEF.-Firm and steady
BUTTER 40
Cur MEATs.-Firm.
LARp-A shade firmer, l3@l32.
WHIsKY-Firmer and unsettled, at 80 for
State; 90Western.
PErRoLEuM-Firmcr,3 80 Crude; Al refined
Bond, 55@59 Free
New YoRK, March 25 Stocks irreg-
closing irmer Money seven per cent. Ster.
ling quiet and steady at 74A. Gold 69t
$40 Coupons lO6, SIS '65 Coupons III One
year certificates 98f New York Central 1869
Erie 81 l7i Reading 81 36f. c. B. d @
I23
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nem0cratic. Nominations.

rLEcTloN FIRST MONDAY Hrn) OF APRIL
CITY TICKET.
na,or-w. II GILLESPIE.
Nrrshrt-ErACY X. GAIN. ,,,,
I,dr,nary Director RENEE BL H.
fyod As 4su sr-RObERr ALLEN.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Co,st1biss-A. NJ. OYLER,
A. G. HULBURT.
WARD TICKETS.
FIRST WARD
Cby.ca AMOS DECKER.
spAool Boand--J. Is. GILBERT.
40 sssI-LEWIS HEINZ,
SECOND WARD
COainet t-MARCUS ELLIS.
Sehooi B0d'd-
dsssssor-'r. A. WISE
THIRD WARD
CoEnctt-D DANIEL HElNTL
Sohool Bodrd-EPHRAlM llhpsLr-
Asss,tor-NICHOLAs sTALEf.
FOukTH WARD
Conaca HENRY II. HlLGEFlhT.
school B1ard-DANID A HOUk.
Assessor-JACOB STEPHAN5.
FIFTH WARD ,
C,unr,t-HENRY sOHLAMANN.
Soiool Board--HENRY R0IT.
Asssssor WILLIAM DANI.
SIXTH WARP
Oounea--W. r. BENNETT.
Seh0ol Board-THOMAS y. THRESHEk.
Asse.sor--PANKRATlUS WElpNER.