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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-17
"B" STORE,

And offer for CASH, at reduced prices, my farm Of
80 acres under cultivation, with good house, ~
within ono mile of the business portion OF siF
City. Ny family residence, which cost 500
gold, with s., 900 worth Of furniture. House
on Pearl street. and several lots in Sioux G.
good horses, single and double harness.
Swans, two years old; two hives Of b.
rvs rife, rs shooter two gold watA'' ~"" s'"'""
--25 cords Of hardwood and cott""'''
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-17

Tho Farmer can bring to the sign Of the "B'
anything he has to sell, and will pay CASH for
Same a. long a. my Grcenbacks hold out.
have tried farming for tho past year, and the
Grasshoppers took all my crops. In order that
may DO of some benefit to my suffering fellow
citizens propose to sell my property and invest
proceeds In the
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-17

RocEa1Es' eRocEa1Es''
JUST RECEIVED PER
STEAMER IONTANA,
AND FOR VALE,
40 Barrels D. l. D. Whiskey
% Half barrels D. and D. 7hisky,
Barrels Ole Rye,
. Barrels Of Gin,
. Barrels of Brandy,
10 Barrels Of Molassss.
65 Barrels Salt,
so Kegs Of Nails,
20 Barrels of Sugar,
10 Sacks of Coffee,
20 Barrels of Dried Apples,
| 5 Barrels of Dried Peaches.
Also; -
GLASS,
SASH,
PUTTY,
TOBACCO,
| SOAP,
sALERATUS,
| SHOT,
| LEAD, &c.
Id. FARMER,
FURNITURE! FuRN|TuRE!!
Tusr received per Steamer MONTANA nd
d for sale.
40 Doz. Common and fine chairs,
10 {" Wood and cane seat rockers,
I" Chlds table and rocking chairs
/" Office chairs,
| Card and Centre tables.
Q Breakfas. tables,
| Dining tables,
| Common wash stands,
] Enclosed wash stands.
! Bureaus with glass,
Bed s,eads, assorted,
= Q Double mattresses,
2 Single mattresses,
2 It Double lounges,
/ " Single lounges,
II &" Thu safes.
1u.y2-ea L. D. FAHMEN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-17

!. =. whom 4 may Concern"
...:.,ns to " Buy for Cash and sell Tor
.-u, ,.Sntertained By ME. or your old iraend
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-17

us. We will psy tho highest market price for al
kinds Of Produce. =.+
M All kinds Of ruRs and HIDES will bring
the a sh at our Store,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-17
John INGHRAM,
/ shah buy al the

/ shah buy oil tho
Hides, Furs and Peitries
Tho q. e6sred- paying the Highest mar
ka pro jor same.
cHAs. r. BOOZE,
e''sa us,, Iowa, SEPT. ID. issa.-H
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-17

Consisting Of
Coats, Hats,
I Pants, Caps,
Vests, Boots,
Shirts, Shoes,
Cigars, Tobacco,
/ Yankee Notions,
&c, &C.,
Enrchased before the late advance in gold. We in
md to give our customers the benefit Of our bar
aims and undersell all competition. We have also
alarge stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
All the popular Prints,
-.~ Hosiery, -:-r# ~..:..--
/ Woolens,
White Goods,
/ Dress Goods.
Atveryiow prices ,on the corner of Pearlst. md
Levce. Goods Warranted to give sat"
\ . n G IN q n all cases.
vol%no$S lsAhe HAAS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

NV Xoag, March 81.
:. Merits, - es1seeess6 1seeeeolieisH
q 1ceoklyn - s1zaAw lpeekl1o
yoooosGoy.
, Oool, fbs bousty broker, ssavsesea l.ee
essk 81 defrauding recruits, wss eo-dev
rslessed ssder writ Of habeas corsrs. ~
bailsd By Judge Barnard.
. Jersey City bee voted 9lOO, GOO for 70.
oruiting.
Gen. Hays he's Issued orders against any
person wearing army uniform unless entitled
70 do %.
O1he Posts special states that the tar
bill will b reported to the House Cha
week.
Gen. Humphrey Vas examined 70 .dav
BY the Conduct Of the War Oonm,ttes
relative TO the Chancellorville and 0ettvs.
burg battles.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
WI AsHlNGroN. March 81.

The Secretary Of War, in . comnun,cs-
ton, in response to . resolution If the
Senate, says that no orders concerning
elections were ever issued from bis oflicc-
de enciosss . letter from Asset. Aajt. Con.
Townsenc, stating that be has given no or
dets to provost msrshsls in Kentucky, Del.
aware, Maryland or Missouri, relative to
elections in those States. Also . letter OF
the same tenor from Provost Marshal Gen.
eral Fry which, however, cxccpts dispatch
Of Oct. 3lst to Asst. Provost Marshal JET.
fries at Baltimore, - follows:
direct your provost msrshals in carry
ing out Gen. schenk's orders, to preserve
the purity Of the elections at the polls in
Maryland"
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TRUSTEES SALE.
XT7HERrAH ON THE nth DAY Op arp.

VIZ =
WHERrAS. ON THE nth DAT or sEp.
w ts0bes. 4. D. 1855, james Peters executed
aate q. O. Blood Astsustss certain deed OF t,.st
eoaveying 70 cid trustee the real estate In Seott
eounty, state q lows, described % follows. TO-
vits Lot na0bee twenty .one ~ OF Dawson 4
Truee plat o. . past Of the norlh- west ausrter
r. II. u Of frsstionsl SEXTON number thirty lSOl
10 township ssvssty-slEhs(7s) ortA II rsnee
four ~ cost Of the 50 p. a.-which said CON
vsyaneo vas ma1e ~ the sAid James Peters for
Ne posposs Of sosufsne The payment Of three
eostaan pso0issasy nsteo signed ~ the said James
PStsfs, dated September 17th, ls5s--one o, ssid
notss for the ssM Of sxty .dvs (65 )doars payable
0sptsaAsf ~. 1855 ono Of said notss for 10 sun
Of NIFTY (6O) dollars payable September IL. 1859:
and one Of said notes for tte sum If 6fty-6v 55
dollars payable September II, 1860, with interest
thereon st IL per cent. Der ann um from the date
thereof errsEtrl rr-na
Ard nov sAid note having bscome due and nav
abis, sd che aid Jan0s Peters having failed 10
rey the Sane, !, y. q. Blood, Trustee -
atorsaiddo hsessy give this public notice. thst By
vtstus o. ske power which 10 In me vested by said
dsed oftrust, ] wltl o. Wodnssdsy. the 2sd day Of
March, A. D. 1Se4,st the hour Of 10 O'clock in the
forenoon q said day, 1t the Court House door in
the city Of Davenport, expose and Offer for sale
at Pubic Auct,oa, the resi- ss,ste uboys de-
scribsd, or so much thereof ~ sh All DO necessary
10 saisfy the amount 81 said notes with the
interest thereon to the day Of sale, osethtr
with all the costs and expenses ATTENDING
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees ices.
Dated this lst day Of March, A. ID. 1864
q. q. BLuOD,
oafchl Trustee.
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CaIRO. March 81

:. OalRo. March 81.
The steamer Olive Branch, from New
Orlesns lssh, arrived with large cargo Of
groceries, tropical fruits, 80 bales Of cotton
for St. Louis, l4th, 18th and 32d IIlino;.
re enlisted veterans. Five regiments az
division 10th army corps, under Gen.
veatch. are encamped here. The stesmer
Darling, from Memphis, passed for Oinoin.
natl with nearly 1000 bales Of ootton.
Memphis dates Of the 18th devoid Of nsvs .
not interesting. Nothing doing in cotton.
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A rB0 N8VV8
~ E2EDo3AxH.
oUn SPECIAL DlsPAcHns.
WASHINGTON, March 81.
(Speeial 70 he Wesia.)

WAsHIyeroE, March 81.
(Spssisl 70 he wsslA.)
Gen. Grant will bs here II the morn-
ipe. On Thussday hereviews The eatise
army Of the Potomss. A rsoreauisation
l. about to b effected. Il i learned
correctly that Gems. Hsmock, 6edQs-
wick and Warren will be- retained 20
corps commanders /; that Gen. Msads
retains h's present position-Gen. Grant
exercising supervisory control Of the
entire army. s."
The House Judiciary committee hsve
unanimously authorised it's chairman to
report the following, and ask for its ad-
option by the house A joint resolu-
ton Submitting to the legislature Of eev-
esal States . proposition to amend
the consultation Of the U. s. by adding
to article Is. section l. that slavery be.
ing incompatible with . free govern
msnt, is forever prohibited in the U. s.
Involuntary servitude shall only b per-
mitted - punishment for crime. Sec
ton 2-Congress shall have the power
to enforce the foregoing section BY ap-
propriative legislation.
The house military committee consid.
cred, at length, the question of reim-
bursting States and calling out the mill
tia, but come TO no conclusion. The
amount involved in this matter is several
million dollars. It will meet with con.
siderable opposition in both committee
and the house.
Geo. Grant has directed that recruit
ing for cavalry regiments shall cease.
The house Judiciary committee decid-
ed to dismiss the impeachment case Of
Judge Miller, of lows, DO evidence hav-
ing been produced TO sustain the charges
preferred.
In Pursuance Of the request of Admi-
raj Fsrragut, the Navy Department hiss
ordered the sloops of war Brooklyn and
the double tncrette1 monitor, OnoDdaga,
to prepare for service on the gulf imne-
d'ately. The ships will proceed to sea
this week. Orders have been issued for
tho Csnonicus, Tecnmsa and Sassacus,
monitors, to follow Immediately.
Especial to Tribune.)
There is no probability OF the sale Of
the surplus Of gold in the Treasury, it
will not be made until the result Of tn,
spring campaign is ascertained. The
restrictions imposed by the bill would
prevent the immediate sale Of any Qual.
tity.
There is no reliance to be placed upon
the numerous reports cent from here.
There is no doubt but that Lee is dai-
iy receiving accessions to his army, and
is preparing for an early opening Of
the approaching campaign. His cavalry
is being re organized, and although a
smaller organization than last summer,
but is equally as formidable. The in
faDtry are coming up from various quar-
tiers, and in few weeks We nall doubt
less have in our front an army not at all
inferior to that which confronted us last
season.
The re organization of the Army of
the Potomac has not commenced. All
the corps remain intact, though il was
generally understood last week, that the
lst and 9Th corps were to be merged
into the Sd and 9th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
WAsHlNGroN, March ~

HousE.-Mr. Elliott, from the Com
u,ittee on Commerce, reported a bill,
which was passed, to enable the Govern
ment to arrange to use property it wants
without waiting for legal process.
The Senate bill authorizing the Presi-
dent to negotiate with certain Indians in
Southern Oregon for acquisition OF
lands, and sppropriating $500, 900 there
tor, was passed.
The Raxitan e. Delaware Bay r. f..
bill was considered.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
NER Yapx Mech Al

NEW 1eRK, March 81.
Bank statements. lucresse in loana
So, All .767; increase in specie $500 1877 /:
decrease 10 circulation $29, 6lO; increase IN
deposits STAG, 908.
John W. Hunter, Assistant Auditor of
the New York custom house. il under -.
rest tor alleged frauds.
A Washington special to the Commercial
says It is understood here that the Secrets.
~ Of the Treasury has decided to sell &C.
casionally custom house gold certificates
to bona Ids payers Of duties 10 commercial
cities without notice 1t rates below the sell.
ing price Of gold.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
Sr. Louis. March %.

ST.. LOFTS, March %.
The steamer Spread Eagle sunk near
MilIen's Landing, Missouri river, go
miles above the mouth, on Sunday
The boat was valued at $4,000, and
insured for 100000. She will probably
be raised.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

In the Supreme Court the case ucder
consideration will occupy Monday, namely,
No. l6S United States ys. G. L. Folsoms.
Executor. This will be succeeded By Nos.
l69 aud ITO. L. O. Rawson 1t al, piaintifls
10 error, ~. United States. No. liza. Sam.
uel h. Tetrili 1t al, plaintiffs in error. -.
NJ. s. Railroad Co This case involves q
A. Woods patent anvil for repairing and
welding shattered railroad bars. No. l73.
John s. Parker ct al.
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P. L. CABLE.
p. l.. MITCQrtp-
TRUSTEES SALE.

DR. vIeTUE OF A DEED or TRUST. Ex.
- seueea = - by Niles Peter Peterson IA
ChsisliaA 1epAis Pstsfsoa, HE wife, dstad on ~
tAitd ~ q nassh. 1857, and duly 6Isd and r..
esedsa u Ne e0eo u The resordsr Of deeds "a,
ke,k is!sad ecanty, sad state Of hlnois, In vol
uns = deolA psee 81 I shall on the "a
dsy q April 1854, q o'clock p. =. Of said dev.
eass for sale - the highest bidder, for cash, ::
ths Court Assse dssss II Ne city of Dsvsnpoet.
loss, The fsllewia0 desssibsd iasd. situsssd l.
Rock Islaad county, 1liiaois. o. - mach ther,S
= aey - nessasasy = satisfy The suosnt nov
de- On cegeqie peo0tsscer nsse, 70 secure which
Gid desd tas gives, to-wis: Lot seven t1.) Se-
Ing NE eoae4-ease 'qaastss Of the north rest
quarter Of sseeisa sixteen 49, sad lot two (95
oeing the soath-vest quarter OF The north. ve,t
quarter = ssetien sixteen ne y also lot six lSI
oet.g re neesh east frastieno quarter Of SOUTH
ffaetisael Qaerfes Of the south west ouartsr ~
sajd section sixteen 49, al In township ssyss-
tesn I'D North Of range one U) west. Of ths
6oattA pfineipol meridian.
!. esa1 JAMES GRANT.
mcnlV-dtsl Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
CUMBERLAND GAP March, %.

CUMBERLAND GAP March, %.
1t. Col. Davis OF the 18th Tenn, fed.
eral c..vary was wounded and taken
prisoner. He was treated inhumaply
while in the rebels hand.
Two companies Of the 9lst Indiana,
scouting up the Virginia road came upon
the enemy's pickets, killing Is, and re-
turned to camp last evening with four
horses, Wagons, arms and 7 prisoners,
including the notorious rebel guides and
bushwhackers Green and Estler, who
have long been the terror to Union oiti-
Gems.
The Louisville Journals Chattanooga
special says that Morgan's command
was still opposite to Decatur and cannot
be mounted from scarcity of horses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
CHICAGO, March 81.

CHICAGO, March 81.
A fire in the basement Of the U. S. FIX
press office, 30 CLARK street, this forenoon,
destroyed large amount Of uncailed for
goods. = quantity of stationery, and the
rec rds OF the business in past years. Toe
loss not definitely sscsrtained, but will
reach several thousand dollars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
w ASHINGrON. March g

WAsaikGroS, March 81.
Admiral Dahlgren le,t on SUNDAY mnrn.
ing for Fortress Monroe, and it il exnected
the body Of his son will arrive in ! few
days.
Inquiry having been made Is to whom
the contract for carrying the overland
m,il WIS awarded, 1t IL ascertsined that tbe
advertisement for the overland mail vas
withdraw February 9th, 1864, ct the re-.
quest Of the committee OF the Senate u,,
Post Offices and Postrosds, cons. queotly
no contract hes been awarded.
The fund set apart Tor colonix ,tjon pur.
poses i. 5000, 600, Of which S35, 700 have
been expended. The scheme having prov
ed failure Congress will undoubtedly re.
peal the law maklog that appropriation
The sum drawn by Senator Pomeroy has
all been strictly accounted for aud the par.
ticulars Of his transactions have been flied
IN the proper department. This GENTLE
man volunteered to fl OUT IN expedition TO
Ohirlqsi which WAS defeated By the protest
Of the New Grenadian government.
The Secretary Of the Interior in . recent
official communication, says but little dis.
position, 20 far ss the department is inform.
I'd, has yet been manifested BY the freed
men Of the United States to leave tue land
OF their nativity. doubt if it be any Just
cause Of regret.
A letter from the Army of the Potomac
says nothing Of Importance is occurring.
An order mas been issued from the War
Department that oil men who have been
transferred from their old regiments to
Others, for the purpose Of serving out their
time on account Of re-enlisting according to
form or order, shall be Immediately return
ed to their original organisations.
1t. Gen. Grant 10 soon expected to re.
view the army deserters who come into our
lines at IN average Of FROM 6 to 8 . day.
A caucus Of the Republican or Union
members OF the House was held tonight 1t
the Capital, Mr.. Morrill,, Of VT, in the
chair. The object was demonstration Of
views on important pending questions, and
with view Of effecting an early adjourn
rnent OF Congress, including financial meas
ures necessary to the support Of the Gov
eminent, and the bill reported by Davis, Of
Md, from the Select Committee on the Re
beiiious States, to guarantee to certain
States, whose governments have been
usurped or overthrow, Republican form
OF government. Various gentlemen sug-
sested different bills which they thought
also right to receive prompt attention, but
no votes were taken ~ to me asures which
should have precedence. 1t was generally
agreed that those Of the most public i'm
portance should first be considered.
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CAIRo, March 81.
The steamer City Of Alton arrived from
Memphis for st. Louis with ST. balea n
cotton.
Gen. vestch, oonnsadisg gussrillas. hss
vssned planters in certain localities slon,
- 1Gtssisstppa rivoes t6ee ehsy viii not Be-
allowed to satse crops With oontraband a..
efoo1. TIE
Ths Oh Iowa vstsraas arrived . ~,
ho0a = lasloaeA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

CArso, March 20.
Com. Porter left Vicksburg last Sat-
nrday week. Firing in the direction Of
tho feet was heard at Natchez last Mon.
day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

NEW YoRK, March %.
A letter from Japan reports the burn
ing OF $4,000 houses and $50 ware.
honses in the city OF Oasackaw, with q
loss Of about 1000 lives.
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WASHINGTON. March Ia.

WASHINGTON, March l8.
The celebrated Quicksilver cate was
not reached in the Supreme Court on
Saturday. 1t will be decided on Thurs
dav.
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THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
i Forms the citisens Of Scott aud adj oinine
counties, that he will const antly keep in bis New
Store, corner OF Seconi and Scott streets, . rood
assortment Of Groceries. Flour and Fet d, which
be will always sell ct the lowest market prise
Highest price paid for farm Produce Goods
delivered free of charge in city Limits.
oe1V dAw1vl SAM'L q. YOUNG.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
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sas's rsss by chicago tiMs, sakicA - ssslse ssia
Sess fastsS GhaM De vsMpoSf time.
{ ~ AND AFTER MON DAY, NOV. 10TH
1893. and until lurth Or notice, passenger
trains viii leave Davenport ~ follows:
S.0o 4. u. tor 0finnell and Washington,
EGO 2. n. for Iowa City and Muscaiins.
Trains AsRIvs AZ DAWN. ,osr A. rorlovs.
800 r. =. from 0sinnell and Washineton.
S.l5 r. =. from Grinnsll and Nuseatine.
The 500 An. train out of De- venpors nakes direct
cainesf.css 81 Orinnell. Iowa eity and Wsshina
~ WITH the Wsctsra Stage Cen pany' sstagss Tor
III points West, Southwest and North.weet.
Trains from the West soansssa. 81 Davenport
nith Trains OF tee Chicago and pask Island Rail
Road for AL points East, North and South.
pasasngsrs are reminded Of ehe necessity a
giving district dirsctons 70 q destinatioa Of
their baggage ssc 70 prooursei aza&shsfese fekina
sheu soats a sAc cafs.
J0a1 =. TRi.UY, 0sn1 su,t.
a. kfl1DAEA, Asst Sup't.
Dsvsnpset, Nov. 10. leSS.-satf