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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-07-02


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nrd tIarer unO Gcitjmmtsr fur cjncu Ger EciDcn
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fa oaru g,Sen TIRE 2Bo0I uthts @c8runret,e
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iir ccn %orius e5s 8a,cr5 su gcvjnrsn, UNI
Ec boHe cjnitpeiieu - aes,le0eu ycn i6ren al
l~emejucn &crsg1rin5cn ourd' r;cie j6r. tsm
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5000
, 1864-03-09

enPxrssor Chandler moved th.t some one or
mere 9 menbers Of The boa!d should 60 70 Spring
aleo to hnnt up disputed cascs, Hc moneh, T. ths.
sasiso5 $ Tsy1eT }a:sied shat iasssaas ths noss;
e sapersers 4 sa,u 5sles far~ell md pewo,f h,,d
that the rule ehond be sustained and no cxcentnre
allowed; the money could not DO paid under tie
supe1s!eof Reoa offered tho following as substi-
Rstsited, iii tts Var rnrd Committee be in-
be in 1c cs q ts hsy afs e. ss:
tats tue payment Of bountics. Carried,
md e p ahs ~ oo9ns.t sS5 e. BG,a:
Issarsa thai t5e sum ss: q ss5o be appropriated
The town d Lake which, viii ao So snpsonqaa nond T.
sd by the town, shall be expended under the dircc
ton cf the Committee on Roads and bridges, Also
r9 q s sf 1os 'oRp S the
Ees w tas S2G 1 Se saa similar
CT roe5, be &c Fcpealed '' ''t lAefes'F '' Inc Arch
Supervise or Chandler renewed bis motion to send
SonEittcc Of ono to Springfield.
Supervisor Charleston Supported tho motion. He
was Iatlened that tclceraphipg or letter writing
SUP SUPER nia % " ". Taylor vag,n favor Of tho mo.
ton hut unless the Board should remain IN session
attcr tho usual time, the messenger would not re-
w s,.1lsa..41 oe1gLe ~ aa1oarnmGnt; ns3
"A pd an III saa sna' tses aau teap9
hr; Aau "ta.sen, aeu Wy t seer ~. Lae aux; acneta
ot1a ~ ~ ~ taIp@osE: @ no 1nTs was taAt tns s
tbne ,at,, Eere @ ~ ~ ~ lne time, nna VI
ir1 ~ csns. Tarc mnsn.s wefs seeast;
,ie h KY ~ ~, Ell n N bat icy
r. m ea - Sar nnnt. nao no' ralsea
Snne,r;eor ~ tsIt44 s.ia +bs+ ro,1 ,o,,.- ,,,s
onx n, ;"sfr. ~ ea,s. snu es. 10y so9h coun5 W9a!o
Gn3 IA as 4,ng s1i gooH @an 70 Sp.ln
In.sn "of ensrni Tnmcy ~. e. Sy eeauh AZ ~.
He 1rnn6 MT n1onosn Is, q, ,,,ss Mus9,asoh nas
nc nc ~ not 70 4top oonntics we
thcr mise one thousand men NOR T ,hnn 1 H. nuofs
than two hundred lese. =
supervisor Gage said that the quota and credits
intan Gu4 ea1a3 Gs n'1er py Eon III 20 r.
to Id home ond r,;sc III TX men he cani9 TSe
Fn1r1 nced not sfon fha 1srTcnf nf hnrrtIa, II
, 1864-03-09

suited until that date, az berrto{orc IN ali .free
lions e the chest, embracing catarrh sore throat
hrpndntaf, consumption, and diseases Of the
nen1! 20 winch epecial class OF diseases his p1ac-
FoT ne Information Of his patients ho would
sny. mat arrangements will be made for them stiH
10 continEc under his care after the above dato
O1lcc hours from 10 a. n. to =, 10. d,ily. 50
Washington streets. fcc9-2tev.N&w-tnE1tw
, 1864-03-09
LOCAL MATTERS,

We ca1l the attention OF our readers to tho adrc,.
tisement Of Hoppock, Glenn i Co. which onncars
In another column this morn1nc. The Indan,ro,,s
journal Of recent date has tho following in RIA.
tiou to this firm;
"T1e advertisement Of uoppoek. Glenn 6, ~
Jobhers OF Groceries and Commission Merchants,
e! Nc" aofs appesn tn ous columns this 1nor1ing.
tn some nf ~. rast An1WlsoSc, ana ietters
from their correspondents. Va can saw to tI'n trsds
in Indiana that this House Is perfectly reliable It
n. has heesy capital. its members arc men Of the
INV Ia ~ a1s5 an ~ ha, II ost accomoaa ots-
much Of this house and wond sn@1est IN ncysons
trading In New Eo!k, or who arc expecting to do
60. to tut ont this notice and the adyerisementre
| 1etie" !" 'of '"tefo w.t.
a~ s,..,,sx NJ.
II "a e4n1nI, :, .aen.!on o. aea;ess
1.,,r esauaa.aa - tha ~ a, gooas, H. pat1'ea-
headed "ordnance oflce"-tn another column
Twenty-Five thousand sets Of cavalry equipments.
are required By the government, to be delivered IN
lots at tho vartous arseuals therein named.
oa s III as M fs asppesan ssnnc In
Fred. W,lman's, corner Of Division and Wells
ganize for the Spring election. Let all be On
hand; there Is work to be done, and organizes
ton viii secure success. Be on hand.
;Pittsbnrg Female collcse.-We once
mere 1n'1se he attention Of our readers to the ad-
yesesnsnt tes Of this ss.ng Institution During
mencea. and which have tust teen completed on 'i At
N expense Of upwards of twenty thousand io1isrs a.
The boarding capacity Of the college has been
doubled, an AT Gallery forty feet square fitted up,
$1,000 MI, ~ - n. u ~. Luz eeapel
eA.enuea an'n !. = "" c'sn'y,u'e ee. IN length
Other improvements have also besn added, making
educational PURPOSES to be found anywhcre IN tha
The NEXT term will commence March 18th, and we
dist.c1nas nat,tution, whero Tie e5arees too sre
mndernte. ta. o,re the fo1Iece tttai aad+.s.
Rev. l. G. fershing, Htfsbush, Pa.
'-,.-.
soldiers Home.-Ihe following are the ar
npinoxs-J, r. Barper, D, 9th: ]. Gade,l. K
as1h; ;E HaqsSsk, s$th: G. PhI5lig5. gES. sth
ton, Z, 51et; ". Morton, E, 51st; Il. Shipiey, D,
E. Swayer, ]. 9si; L. Youtz, q, ssd; ]. Bowers.
c. ed: 6. Mcnc j, 10Th; S. Il. Riddles, 4. 74th:
/, Fankerborg. D, :5th 4. Hartray, b, 39th; J,
Foot, B, ssih; ]. .. AeIarmon, a, 11sth; J. B.
''1 Mstoat;nEJ. ~ Smith. E, 14th; 3. ". Kyes, F.
cam. 4. Wfh1 - AS'' -
Iemc1G. S: conucrs, ], 9Th; :; ", Carer, z, 1st:
E, Kellogg, r tth; Washington, I, 9Th; Green, I,
EewerH1sth! 9s9 ~ h j: Ari1er' '' 1stb - S' - x"
MfnnesCfd-J. Morgan, L, ID; ]. Porter, E. otl
aeS5 9afaa os; & Gdsa1;p ns;nFsp Schmidt fat E. 14th
n ro,n,r n1crchantx.-Buvers In tbis
, 1864-03-09

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pERsoHAL.-Amonpf fl,e killed in the rccen
fight ucsr o,uk,cc. F3orida. ts Lieut. chas c. Ev7y
r. a.,,, No. yor1 volnntccrs, formerly Of Fro
dop;, ~ = .nd bro,her Of MT. d. T. Boss, Of thi
NV
TYroaRAr1I1cA1--1n Mondays lssue ta'
l.adIcr' :;oaicrs' Aid Society OF the First Baptis
Chu,c1l. einsed 10 be 3se.72- It should hav'
rcad St.tse. The difference between tho twi
amounts IL quite material.
,...ro>,. .-7-...,.. .n..-.
anlonss - Luz leeens as4'als
.Ne 'ten.oa', ~ "a.ot HeActa' y. ~ nasapafnc,
"lscohstn. oen' asaoutDe a111Fea IN our uE
~Foo1e 10 n1a post III TIC ncpatfment OF the Gull
alleF hasins spent Ehert 1tsioagh ut homo.
II. -Tno ..,a.,,..- ~ th;
.e, ~ ..ss@o .,pn.In,." ~, psa.1 .u
voted to demand m increase Of twenty-five pc
ccht In wages+ nnd failing Its voluntary adm1astoi
by the ,'oetcs, 10 strike for It. A classes of labo
secm 10 be moving rrwnrd In ra1ue.
p,,>,-, Tho r-th II, roo,,,,or,
~ ~ IL. - - - ~. t.o,,t e. s"sr
nl'"e. o.' Tas ,s,s ,an;as. sr,,a :" =. =.
Nute s." .enr 1p,.;.. - ..' - e % -
iass INV ,s aau A.s a,.a w aeees
~ 'as S'-NA '"" A1'''oso u'11ns ''s
e'As Ae's'
ANAnnow EsoApr-Ou Monaov morn,ro
,,..,. ,i,, ,ocd show, ,;,,+ ,,..x, 80. r.,,
nt.le ~. "sea aooa' slsat yeatF. Aa"eo Aan
Clurk street, was thrown down by Chicago ave.
nue. car whilst crossing the road In hont OF her
homo. fortunately the driver saw the child in
TING, and was ahle 10 stop Aaf vehicle before she
A2u sus'aleu a1s "lus'
rn,po.1 Errpxs,ox 1,aVfno hon, IN.
;.a - ;,,o-.... .ha .ta,.- ,,f ~. 1:1,.., 49,
80, 1,.,,rosd 11 1,a,,a,n, onc 1rn;,,cJ ND ~ =
s.s as.,,s S.,s. 1asras ~ st+e,, sase ~. ~. 49,.
s' w ~, 49,. saNss ~ ...s-"s. ~ ~
s.a"..;s,s t" "a ~ s.S on ~ ~ ~
Man5.e nra,,,na @ eo- .tnE East H. .s,,, .e.s w
a~n IONS Of B1osIbnrch mr. h'@ and 1on to tous % Ieh;.b
coal, snd also 1860 tons Of Salisbury and Rich
mond pig Iron for the construction Of CIT whccls.
-
or..IA.-.'.-,,---"- ,1-A-1s
aneetA' " tns a.atenoloet1 u tue IS1s"nu.s ooV-
mgr o"a ~o 1t0s1 Sonpa1s ue1o VI AAono&s,
a'.e' ~ .ae ~ o'ats. ~ I've a. Dnec-
~ n,ahaa, .na .n,-,.s ,,n.n,..ass,S -. - .o~'
n;.ae.s ~ 49,. ~ .sas..s.a a. 1ue
,,e,.d rro,,, +to .so,-ts ~ Soos,.o. - tta ..ss-
1Sc n ~. assncoco ~ ,ho 5nnra.. ~, ~ ~ - 80
-cncr ,rd to 1,rc ete1s tn rer,ex thc s.n,a ss'4
-E
Ronnrp.-A marine named Thomas Gillan.
recently tiselarred from the MIselse,pui aonaaron
Yesterday arrived in Chicago, on his way to his
home IN tic East. lie was persuaded to enter
low den on Wells t1rccs, became intoxicated and
before be left was robbed Of ffty-seren dollars-a
the money he had on hts person. Complaint was
made at the Station 11ousc, and WARRANT obtained
but t' officer rho won't to ecrrc 1t found the house
loc2ca afa the occupant departed Notrace OF the
money Uns fonhd.
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o.anAa tniHi.i sAoAcn.-1ne coz
..1, -on =. ao.o' - 4n.e' oe1L'An An'nesans' al
, 1864-03-09

f11cd tho positiou be now vacntes to tho esl{nent
satisfaction Of the Company and tho public, spi
their wishcs for his futurc SUCCESS viii be fcrv.at
and abundant.
, 1864-03-09

FOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
- 5000 ACRES Of Land, On the line Of the Loxsns-
These lands are high and rolling. and within three
miles OF Rsi1road Stations Chatsworth and Forrest
b sold cheap. ont f:h cash balance in nys seven
anniacfo1S At ChatsWoTth, in Successful operssien
No hetter 2snds II tho state, Address o. apply TO
to j. J. sTILLWK1L, ESQ, chatsworth, Illinois.
, 1864-03-09
Qbica9, Qribn1le.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1864.
TEE CITY.

NoT TO DE RA1sEp.-We arc informed by
thcFrol17ctors OF tic Sherman House that they
are no! among tho hotels that intend to advance
tho price OF loard as stated in our Issue OF yeecs
day, but Will continue at their present ratce.
, 1864-03-09

Burnctt,s Toilet Preparations and
F1ayoring Extracts were submitted, years ngo. 10
the publc, in the belief that their Quaty wonld r.
sure them Euccess. III this the proprietors have
not been disappointed. mch7 Vs90 St MWF&Wy
, 1864-03-09

TOR SAL E-28 Lots on Michigan
ayenue, near Twelfth street eth!rd cash, bal
nue.. near Monroe street, with brick barn-TeFS io,
Let On Monroe street, near Wells. Lot on Ciarkst,
on the southwest corner OF Randolph and Ann Streets
suitnbic for store The south hall of Lot ln block
In oEEens Addition. East hnlf OF Lot in block IL
(ori@ tna town. 80 feet Fulton BY Is iect on Clinton
street Apply to THos. FREEMAN, III Raadolp lph:at,,
KQCm NJ. g. NH
, 1864-03-09

PEusokA1--Amongt the recent arrivals at
tic fremont, IL Major General c. C. Washburnc, Of
Wisconsin. Gen. NashbuEDc arrived in our city
tn<oute TO his pos. In tho Department OF the Cult
afleE faylnG spent Ehcrt frrlouEh ut homo,
, 1864-03-09

Ld.c.
80 Wight = Ogden ct al. Judgment racates
C7ner1T CouK1I7Bgore hon. E. 8. 1Vh.oms
before tie cou q on The sst haray of aus
term.
: 5sa. Sheridan va Doyle. Judgment revived.
81. Ioe@is e & a. so e oSeii inuens caniiaued
5G1. Hanks va Wilcc. Continued.
643 Elmos ct Al. ve. Gottnied ct ii. Confined.
Sa1ssa 9s & sasa eea 9. a. es5saGsS eenainssd
20. Same ve. tantrey. Continued.
fv7. Same ye. Moser. Continued.
7e8. Same ys. stoel. Continued.
100. Same ye. Sterling. Continued.
~. Potter ct III. vs. Irwin. The Court hnds for
the defendant.
f6a. sehwab rs. Coean. Dismissed, each party
10 take half the costs.
ass. Hfde1brand W. LII. Submitted to arbiua-
tors by agreement.
81. coebrane ye. Wheeler ct al. Default aud
reference to master.
Gao. crowfoot vs. Prescott ct al. Same proceed
SIS. cushrnan We. Rees ct al. Same proceed.
Nc. ss6. Hollenbeck W. the Chicago & Galcna
r. R. Co., act for hearing on the drst day Of
10. 81. Gcbhardet al. vs. Howe ct al. Default
NJ. f4s. s1a,inv vr. Barrons etsh. Dismissed
REconpEn's CouE1-Befosr Hon. E. Fan Buren,
Judg6-Ctmmon LGT.
10. il: wewerka vs. wexcrka. Ordered tho
defendant to chow cause BY Wednesday morning
ne1t why an attachment should not issue against
No, u. People vs. Haunschild {Ba sta,dy, dig
missed !or want ofprosccution.
Police COURT" There is always 4 calm after
storn'' in police matters as well as on the sea.
Nfr~J H. ~
, 1864-03-09

Go TO THE BEsrGo to Bryant & Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get. thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
caro. Illinois
, 1864-03-09

Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
d.. Jamea Hunter regrets the necessity. Of an.
1ouncinE that the requirements Of the Office OF
are such as win prevent him from continuing his
personal attendance at the Chicago oIlee on and
after the 18th day Of March next BE can be con.
, 1864-03-09

H House and Sign Painting, Ca1cimtning
Glazing and GfainiDg. Paper Haneings and Win
dow Shades selling wholesale and retail at New
York prices. :, =, F. E. NaBY, 80 Randolph st.
Boz tSS3, fe25u313-1m
, 1864-03-09

TYroonArn1cA1--InM Mondays issuc the
amcant Of money und goods contributed to the
LaaIce' :;odicre' Aid Society OF the First Baptist
Chu,c1, was einscd 10 be 3a6.52- It ahouid have
read STA The difference between the two
amu1,uts il quite material.
, 1864-03-09

EOR SALE-The south half ofSec-
tton -, s9 IT, conzistng Of so acres Of the ueat
ana Inc In cook County yttin nelf mile q he statio9
Quincy Railroad. part tract covered Win
handsome growth Of wood. Terms liberal, AppiT
TO OGDEN, FLEETWOOD Il co. 'T''
, 1864-03-09

Taylor Ind spoken haM Dozen ti1nes. '"'A ILL.,
supsi,sor ,, - Dalton thought that the gentleman
county had done too much to Justify such sweep
ing charge.
about the eity he county wss ali right. "''
The amendment was tabled, and the fenort WAS
adopted by "a against &.
7nE BOUNTY QUESTION.
Snpe1viaor Haines called up from the table his
resolution Of the morning. on tho eyide,fce to he
required Of enlistment before pay znent Of bounties
Supervisor Charleston claimed TINT the eondi-
lions under which the reeolution was tabled, were
tti in forec they knew nothing about the quota Of
the county.
Supervisor Farwen offered an amendment, which
would make the retolntiou read ae follows:
Rteo,red, That the War Fund Committee be and
10 hereby instructed, IN cases Of application for
bounty 70 Pay said bounty on ench evidence as
however. the mprtcr-tn roll, Or certified copy &
statement Of the contents thereof from the proper
officer. All orders or parts Of orders Of this Board
In conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
supt1yieor Gage hoped that any resolution which
the Committee asked for would be passed, az be
Eas pesfeesly satisfied Tint the Committee wished
T. o d wna5 r. r. and that every soldier paid BY
SnntIvsor 1Iance said he had offered II ae as an
TO e sdfe hsa mssed 1h to 5e1 ths matter
wanted, and he was prepared to vote on thcir Re-
Supervisor johnson. ~ member of the com.
mitsee, hoped the ordcr would not be nasseS' III #
was perfectly needless to pass ruiee for the faei1;t,
tion Gf their busincss when their money Was nesr-
Supervisor sehacliord moved to lay it on the tn.
bic till FHduy, when tbey would have had nn on,
poEtunlty oiconien3ng with Governor Ya.es On lie
sgpersisor schacktord then withdrew his ,noton
ard moved 10 lay 1t on the table Indefinitely Car
Supervisor E S. Taylor offered resolution au-
thorizng the Wnr Fund Committos TO nay lie
bounty q the county to Robert Bailey, who hid en-
, 1864-03-09

A NARROW EsoAPE.-On Monday morning
little girl nged about eight ycars, named Katll.
Tinc DawseE, re4idiDg with her parents at No. g.
Clurk street, was thrown down by Chicago ave-
nue car whilst crossing the road in front OF her
homo. Fortunately the driver saw the child in
time, and was able to stop LIE vehicle before she
Ind austaiucd a0Y iuiurT.
, 1864-03-09
KRal Es1utR for Sale.

FOR sALE-Dwelling for sale
IL cheap, A desirable plscc on Inc North s,dr
near the Lake, eonet lot and large fnmc house for
1 1ne ,ow prles Or 5oo cSsh by NAELAY & KEDzIB,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24
Me We have lust received a com

Ia We have jus. received com NUM-
cation from reliable gentleman at Fort
Randall, informing us that an express had
just arrived at that Post from Gen. SULLY
giving the melancholy intelligence that
the emigrant train from Minnesota, under
Captain Fisk, had been attacked BY In
dians-s large number killed-and all the
stock taken aud carried off. 1t appears
that when the train was attacked the par.
ty corraled their wagons and sent mes.
senger to Fort Rice, who reported quite q
number killed, and that the party. Was out
Of ammunition. Several days must neces-
sarily have elapsed ere relief could have
reached them, and in that time without
means Of defending themselves they must
have suffered greatly. Immediately on
the receipt Of the news at Fort Rice Gen.
SULLY sent out 800 picked men to the re-
lief Of the party.
We shall await the further particulars
Of this melancholy affair with q good
deal of anxiety.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24

D@ The INTENDING DRAYr.-On Sat.
urday last we were informed that the draft
would come of without fail on the follow.
ing Monday. Sunday was an anxious
day. The stock board was called together
At an early hour; divine services were
dispensed with, and everything which
ingenuity could suggest was canvassed a.
a means Of avoiding the impending Gala.
nifty. In the midst Of the excitement =
vote was taken for President, (stra~s, &C.,
which resulted as follows: J. Davis 5; R.
Lee 5; Fremont j.; Mcclellan II ; Abe.
Lincoln l. The members Of the. board
were too much excited to recollect candi
dates. Four and FIVE hundred dollars
were freely offered for some person to take
any other persons chance Of being draft
ed. No one accepted the proposition. The
6rst thing Monday morning, one Of our
most prominent citizens started for Fort
Dodge-the seat Of draft-wi,h a substi'
tute, but being unable to prove tha. bis
man had anx. African blood in his vein"
be could not get him accepted. @
The next stage from the East rsleavod
our anxiety, bringing intelligence aha. the
draft was all numbug, AZ none had as
yet been ordered. Nobody fears the deafs
now, and none did
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24

16 NEBRASKA IrEMs-DAKorA Couy.
TY.-John Smith Of this county has
splendid field Of corn, which will yield
one thousand bushels. The grasshoppcrs
failed to discover il.
-Messrs. Whitehorn h Woods are now
making between two and three hundred
gallons Of sorghum molasses. 1t possesses
a very 6ne flavor.
james Clark's flour mill at Franklin
will be completed within six weeks. He
proposes to furnish - good -four - that
which we now obtain from Boonsboro.
Our old friend, Mr.. Martin, has been
appointed Receiver Of the Lsnd Office 1t
Dakota City. We believe lie will discharge
the duties Of his Office with fidelity.
NEBRASKA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24

~ DIED-At o'clock, Thursday n
N. Sept. Goth. ANNIE NJ. Sxlr1, aged 10
years and 20 days.
Tenderly have We lain our dear Annie down TO ssst
Gently, have we placed the green turf above her
breast. g. @' w. ~
The autumn winds q requiun around her graves
win weep,
But will not disturb the sssper in her last. silent
Asdsy by day she met With .. through the bright
summer hours,
Little thought we. she vas to be, thus garnered
with the flowers.
That in and out the open door, her feet would no
more tread,
No more ring out her merry voice, andno more
lessons said. u
Gods ways his, and not our own, and high above
US too,
We can not drink this bitter cup without cry
Of we.
And yet know from evil days she has but gone
before,
From slippery rocks her feet have stepped pom the
shining shore.
golden harp within her hand, golden crown
she wears,
Tho life, and light and love Of Heaven, We trust,
cen HOW, . he shsres. g.
And though she may not come 10 w, she beckons
with her hand,
40, come and rest your weary feet within this
Heavenly land"
Children and schoolmates to you comes this VAIN
ing, pleading voice,
Early to make the Savior yours and in his love
rejoice.
81 shining ma rk " the victor claims, we can not
See his bow,
Be ready, o be ready no, for soon we all must go.
COMMUNICATED.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24

sU-We eau affordto, and w,ll sell all
our goods at prices which in these times
will make it an object both 10 purse and
hoppincs for the Rich and Poor. the Eco
nomist and the Improrident, The Epicure
andthe Frugalto purchase ofus.
uA- Cash FOR ID seller ar id satisfaction
10 the purchaser, il the business motto Of
Mostly IL. b. BOOZE 4 co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24

"a The steamer Ksnsas Valley asris.
ed At this port on Thursday st, loaded
with corn for the forts above.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24

RAJ COOP ADvlcE-S,i to your HON
newspaper; no matter if you are poor;
remember that none are so poor as the
ignorant, except the depravsd, and they
may often 60 together. Keep up your
home news, though it may no. be 50 large
as some Of the city weeklies, the reading
matter Of which was set for the daily ed.
tons, and therefore, costing comparatively
nothing 3; remember it is the advertiser of
your neishborhood and daily business and
tells you what IL going on around you, IN.
stead OF thousand miles away. II it il
not quite Is large and good ~ you would
like it, pay your subscription promptly,
and rely upon it, the natural pride Of the
publisher will prompt him to improve it As
far as possible. The enormous price of
printing paper, aud its immediate payment
on delivery, requires prompt pay of the
patrons Of county newspaper.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24
Select School.
Mrs. A. r. WRIGHT, TEACHER.

XXYiLLopen on Monday. May 9TH in tho build.
w ing known ~ thu Land once
Termx-TwO Dollars per month. Tho
object Of tho school will 10 prepare pupsfor tho
Hi school. oniya limited number will BE- r.cei,-
cd. Mrs. \. Il. WRIGHT
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24
Notice to Soldiers.

NNHENEvER any teams GO TO ths Railroad
w will transport furloua he'd or discharged
Soldiers from Sioux City to the end of the Rail.
road, free of charge, and furnish rations and all
reasonable expenses. Call at the store Of GHAS.
=. BOOZE, corner Of Pearl and Third straats.
CHARLESp BOOZE.
Sioux City, August 9th, 1s8s-a~"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24

"a Prof A. Il. WRIGHT extends :
general invitation to the parents and
friends Of his pupils. to visit his school on
Friday next, as he proposes to have an
examination 1t that time. All who feel
any Interest in the cause OF education
should improve this opportunity Of wit.
Messing for themselves the condition Of
our educational system in Sioux City.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24

The Farmer can bring to the sign Of the ''B'
anything he has to sell. and will pay CASH for
same "a long my Grcenbacks hold out.
have tried farming for the past year, and the
GrasshOppers took all my crops. In order that
may be Of some beneit to my suffering fellow.
citizens propose to sell my property and invest
proceeds in the
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24
s. Il. Davis.
For Sale,

4 TORNEY AZ LAW, Sioux City, Woodbury.
n county Iowa. vol&no