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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-05
SuspIoIous.--Oapt. Sherwood. Of the steam

SUsPIoIoUs.-Capt. Sherwood, Of the stesm-
er Potomac, that arrived here yesterday morn
ing from New York, reports that about ~
o'clock Thursday night, when about forty
miles North of Cape Cod, he discovered q
schooner rugged steamer about five miles off,
She came within mailing distance; whistied;-
and then sailed round the Potomac, which.
kept on her course. Capt, Sherwood ordered
the full head of steam to be put on, and was
making for the strange vessel when the lights
of the latter were all suddenly extinguished, !
and she made tracks to the North West. 81. 53 e
Capt. Sherwood thinks it was an English
steamer, as she was burning soft coal which
emitted heavy black smoke. zig aetg aide n
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LADIEs

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomAehs;
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming In the head. with indiges-
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain In the side
and back; Ieucorrhooa, Tor whitesl; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
nll that long train of diseases will find in Electric.
of troubles with young ladies' Electricity IL certain
specific, and will In short tine restore the sufferer
n fha rafh
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DR- GOLDING
Physician and Surgeon.

ENROM London. has opened an Office at No. l2s
Il Cumberland Street, near Wilmot street. v hers
he can be consulted daily, from to IL noon a. :.
irom 70 Sf NJ and 20 10 O'Clock, upon all diseas-
es of the human system.
Those laboring under any disease will do wen TO
consult Dr. G, as his practical experience and long
Curriculum in College, make him fully competent
to giyea correct decisen. and prescribe suitably
representation Fee 50 90.
Invetefate and other cases which the DR.. cannot
cure he will act strictly honest, informing the Pa
tient that he can do nothing to restore health-he
will not take money when he cannot do the sick
good. rtU Hr
Those who are in the first stages of Consumption
should give the Or. call, who no doubt will be OF
spec. al good to them. .lr .lia0e
Office Bours--0 to u; 2 to &, to 10.
Office l23 Cumberland Street, near Vtbnot'
Oct 22-dtf Is.rsah .re ri
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From the Southwest.

= ni sissd esd 70 ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 3. "a
Gunboat tfdine one Of the poorest of her
selass vas eagtpred by the rebels at Fort Her
man last Sunday night. sitf * se,s sr.asg 80
Twenty deserters from fort Herman REACH
ed Paducah On Monday, and reported that
Forrest HAfprd, Chalmers and Bell were con-
centrating their forces. They have II cannon
besides the gunboat Undine.
y Orders from Hood and Forrest was read
to the troops saying that Hood was marching
north, and would cross the Tennessee river at
Bridgeport. while Forrest would attack john
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=. - = - Of. LOUIS, MO-, NOV. Al
Gen, Marmaduke, Brig. Gen. Cabell, and a
Colonies captured by Gen. Pleasanton at the
,battleso6 Usage, left here yesterday for john
tsons Island a5da asaa sa4lo 7assea9f ,vfH58
n, Sixstoeight inches of snow fell here yester-s
day.
T Gems. sRosencrans and Al, Smith arrived
there last night. glla9oeasg taaasa o,.sT sa,s4ss
Smith'sinfantry were moving eastward one
column on the north side, and another on the
east side,efthe Missouri river, with orders to
clear the country of guerrilas. q 6 Il 8ss4l.ss1
z Adyices from the, Upper Missouri river say
that Gen. Sully and his command are:at Sioux
City. a
A private despatch from Springfield, Mo-,
says that our troops whipped Price again at
Newtonia, Newton, Co.
3 We now hold the town, and the rebels are
retreating into Arkansas. asl.4., s,Ft4.,f,t. o.
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Notice.

VNHE Freewiu Baptist Foreign Mission Society,
II will hold its annual meeting for the choice Of off,
gally come before tie meotip o. at Re1wjck lCrest
Fals) on Tuesday, NOV. a. at ii O'Clock A. ~,
By order of the Elk. Comm, ~ q. a a. ass3s i.
Gambia. MOVE 1861, y4diiE WaW sSss'sS.l
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- W. ID. HADLEY,
Agent U. S. San. Com. and M. M.

HOUSE BLOWN DowN.-Duringr the gale
yesterday afternoon two and q half storied
house on Carlton street, just erected, and
ready for plastering, was blown down, and
made a perfect wreck. At the time it fell
some FIVE or six mechanics and q number of
lads were in the building, all Of whomescaped
Unframed, except one, Mr. Rodney Chaflin,q
who was buried in the wreck, and was no re-e
covered for half an hour. He was asey6feIys
injured, and it was feared one Of bis LEGS was.
broken. esRa 30 &ssis'
The house belonged to Mr.. Wsshington
Libby, who, three years ago, had 4 house Sons
the opposite side of the same street 6Iown
down during severe gale, :
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NEW YORK, Nov.
Gotton-easier;i sales $50 bales miadling uplands
26@I ~. 49, r. - = =
Flour-saIes 200 bbls; State and Western 1o@l5
lower; State 501l0 Is; Round Hoop Ohio ~ $50
II Is; Western 5000 SO Southern dull; sales I50
bbls at 10 41@l5 0o Canada dull; sales 800 bbls at
10 l5d112 90. 81
Wheat-293c; sales 100 bushels prime Red State
40; 25O0 do White Canada 40.
66k.
Oats-dull
BeeEfrm ~ srs.s.-,
Al 90. 7''-N-4ss 10y -D''' 49, - -.
Lard frmer; sales 1900 bbis at 2la9slc. M
9 Butter-quiet; sales Ohio at 320l45. -, "a =
Mhiskey-dull sales go bbis Western at 1901 %.
Sugar-steadyi sales SIS hhds; Muscovado l7t@
Cofee-quiets AZ t-tA@
Naval Stores-quiet. s,. =. d. ,,., r,r
Petroleum-dufl
T. Freights to Liverpool-dull. aaEE EDssFssl
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AUCTION SALES.
Sails. Anchors &c., OEthe Wreck
ed. stm'r Bohemian at Auction.

ON Monday. Nov. Z, at II O'Clock, A. M. for the
~ benefit of whom it may concern, we shall sell
sac 81 ne Montreal DC san Steamship Co. Discharging
msca 400 steamer Bohemian, viz One suit Of sails
Tonsaii rom the best duck, consisting OF CouIseIs,
sails, Jibs and WindsaiIs: Ore best Bower Patent
~ trotma ar Anchcr "A cwt IS fathom hest Bower
ShaIn; Ohe stream Chain 90 fathoms II inch; lot
snip bIocAs; LOT Iron Beams; Lot Iron Plates, and
sundry arncleS scrap Iron: Lot of Heavy Lead
with sundTy other articles F'.O- ~'
HENRY BAILEY co, Auctioneers.
Nov It'd
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mo a gentleman of steady habits, pleasant room
L in private family; house centrally loes,ed.
Address W Press Office. noySdI"
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STATE OF MAINE.
NOfice.

LII persons having unsettled accoun. Tn SSsase
IN the estate of the late Joseph cray, sthart de-
lay. -'-' - j. c. SHERIDAN, Administrator
Portland, Nov 4, Is64.-d3v 1sig3
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REMOVALi b.
DIR. WIN. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician,
Has removed his OfHOefrom Clapp's Block to
IVA MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite The United States Hotel, Where be

MOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens OF
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent
have been in this city we have cured some Of
me worst forms of disease in persons who have tried
Vener forms Of treatment in vain, and curing pa
shts IN so short time that the question Is often
asked do they stay cured To answer this question
We VIII say that all that do not stay cured, we will
Doctor the second time for nothing. al ~
Dr. ID. has been practical electrician fer twenty.
one years ana is also regular graduated physician
iectreity Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
IN Ine form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
IN the mead neck ,0r extremties; consumption, when
In the acute stages OF where the lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrotula hjv
diseases, white sweings, spinal diseases, curvatt
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted hyabs
palsy or paralysis, St. Vitas Dance, Deafness stam-
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles-we euro
every case that can be presented asthma bronchi.
tbs, structures of the chest and all forms Of female
aomplAlnta. -
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,asT -. Rnliard Table. with marble bed I;
$50 ssts ivory balls and sel Of POINTS. and
everything pertaining t. % %nn, fO Tn table
VIII De soiu WIN. J. MCDONALD.
No. 125 Federal Street, under U. 3. Hotel
sep2l dtf
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EURS Repaired and Made to Order, at 81 'ss,.iig
81 .8T COE& MQCALLAR'S,
oos' Af--imd so ~ aoizala No. s5 Middle st,
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PORTLAND AND VIOINITY.

Netc Advertisements To-Day.
BOY Wanted-Charles Curtis & Co.
PORTLAND Savings Bank.
NJ L. Lectures n E Sa ss
A Card-N. Tarbox.
Annual Meeting.
Spec al Notice-Thos. r. Hayes
Post Ofice--A. T. Dole. 81 rf II
For Bangor--Sch Kste Aubrey. 81
Farm r sale-Jiss Partridge. p
Co. A. State Guards.
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House az Auction.

ON Friday, Nov. II, at 8 O'Clock, P NJ on the
" premises. house No. 65 Cumberland Street
il is the en- terly half of two story block OF two
houses perfectly distinct; modern in its arrange
meDts; thoroughly and substantially built; II iur-
nished rooms and good closets; gas; celebrated
Cnilson's Cone Furnace; hard and soft water, GOOD
ssraily located and in good neighborhood. 10 .
resoe house to own, 70 occupy, or to rent, Sale
PoshiVe-terms very easy.
No, HENRI BAILEY CO., Auct,rs.
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by m1ectr1c1ty

The Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the Law
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastcs
tty Of youth; the heated brain 10 cooled; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformities re-
moved faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strengths the blind made to see, the deaf to hear and
the palsied form to move upright; the bler1ishes
preventedi the calamties Of old age 0hviated, An6
an Aotive circulation maintained. = ..'rI. ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

IMPORTANT TO SEVERAL or orR CITIZENS.
Many Of our citizens do not seem to be
aware Of the fact that under the act Of
June 3oth, 1864, every person, firm or
corporation, engaged in any business,
trade or profession whatever, for which no
other license is required, whose gross an.
nual receipts ,heretsem exceed the sum Of
one thousand dollars per snuum, is re.
qu;red to take out $40 license. Among
those who may be liable to take license
are, Clereymen, Teachers, Farmers, Ar.
lists, boarding house Keepers, Gardeners
Nurser. men, Express men, Teams,ers,
Trnckmen. Bricklayers, Banktellers, Pre-.
siden,s and Cashiers Of Banks, Substitute
Brokers, Painters, Blscksmi,hs. Superin.
tenden.s, Managers. Agents OF Officers Of
companies and corporations. A license
10 required for each individual member Of
any frm or copar,nership engaged in any
Of the following pursuits, to.wit: Lawyers,
Conveyancers, Claim Agents, Physicians,
Surgeons, Dentists, Cattle Brokers, Horse
dealers aud Pedlsrs.
Every person requiring license under
the foregoing act, who may continue the
business for which license is required
without having taken out the same, is
liable 10 prosecution. Dubuque Times.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
From the Expedition
A BIG FIGHT WITH 5000
INDIANS!
sULLY VICTORIOUS.

Mr.. SILL. Of the Quartermastess Depart.
men, has just arrived from Fort Union,
aud from him gather important news from
The Expedition
A battle took place between General
Sully's forces aud about S, 200 Indians on
the 18th Of July near Knife river. The
Indians were defeated with loss Of $50.
Our loss was five killed, and twenty or
thirty wounded. Sul|y pursued the enemy
to the wooded hills, where i. is supposed
they will resist his further advance.
On the 2sth of July the feet consisting
OF steamers Gen. Grant, Chippewa Falls
and Alone, when near Glass Hills miles
below the mouth Of Yellow Stone, were
fred into by about 100 Indians. The
Grant opened on the Indians with her big
gun. and the Indians "skedaddled"
Fort Union was attacked by SIOUX on
the Goth Of July. They were defeated
with loss Of two killed.
Steamer Island CITY was snagged July
25'h, a. 6 p. NJ. Boat aud cargo total
loss.
All accounts agree that the Indians are
in largo force on the Upper Missouri with
hostile intent, and we may expect t. hear
OF more hard fighting.
P. S.-A letter just received by Captain
DAco from General SULLr confirms the
above.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ FORMIDABLE TO convince our
readers tina, the raid upon our town from
Dakota VAS composed Of members and
characters to create alarm in the minds
Of our citizens, We give below the name.
Of few:, ..u
Governor Edmunds, Hon. P.Blis., Gen.
Brooti"gs, Capt. B. N. Smith, Gen. J. O.
S. Todd. U. S. Marshal Pinney, Contractor
Lawrence. Hon. J. NJ. Boyle, Receiver
Land Office It Vermilion; Hon. J. II.
Wilkinson, Agent (for some tribes IN
known y Hon. A. W. Pustt. lWiikinson's
brother in.:a~, aud trader with said ,ribe.;
Hon. F. D. Pease. assistant trader with
said tribes-(he furnishes goods and di.
vides with said Wilkinson aud Puett; C.
+. Hedges; su.ler for Yankton Indians
under Bsrleigh; Major Lyman. Muddy
Rich Col. Moody-imported by Burlrieh
A. blower and striker; d. Push, II. D.,
and contractor Fuller.
We have not room to publish other
names with their titles, and We don't wish
to appear invidious.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ DIS MmSEs. Aug. 10th. 1864
Gen. n. Il Bdker:-l desire tho policy
BY whirh ! shalt h. governed in Organic.
izing The Militis. to BE- we'll understood. l
Am determined At all hazards that there
shall be no Paw paw arrangements in
Iowa. To this end he careful and com.
mission those only who are known to be
strictly loyal. Issue no arms to CON pan.
les until satisfied by positive proof thu.
they are organized in good faith by good
men. W. NJ. SroNs
Al all Democrats. also. those. opposed
to the Administration Of Mr. Lincoln and
to his reelection, are declared disIoyal By
his organs and supporters, Va suppose.
under the above order of the Governor, no
such will b. commissioned, or allowed
arms unless they declare for LINCOLN and
SroNs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ Enron REGISTER: Your last ar
ticls blaming the Grand Jury for no. look
ing after the interests Of this county in
respect to the bridge over the Floyd is
incorrect. If you will examine tho law
on the subject you will 6od they have no
power in the matser,-and for one,
would thank you to put the burden on the
shoulders Of the County Officers who are
especially delegated with that power
more particularly it life is lost BY allow
ing such = nuisance to exist. For legal
advice on the subject apply as others have
done to District Attorney Ford. Blu. one
thing is certain, il those officers do not
attssd 70 their duties they will probably
b arraigned before the Grand Jury when
they next meet. CITIZEN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

D0.Tbs following eou.raets were award
ed Q. Monday ST.. W. Bosler, Sioux
City, 46. 900 bushels Of corn. At $3.50 per
bushel; A. McCready, for furnishing hay
At Sioux City, $7,94 per ton A. g. Fuller
$50 tons a Yantton, $3.50 per ton WIN.
P. Lyoas, 400 tons ct Fort Randall, $25
per ton; c. E. Hedges, 200 tons Fort
Randall, @2s per ton; F. D. Pssse, $50
tons For. Sully, 1t $27 per ton J. 8. Hill
500 cords wood At Fort Randall, at e6,N
per cord.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ TINS 80 GovEsxxExr LoAx.-Ths
Rro'srER TO- day contains Secretary FEs.
sGSDESs advertisement Of this loan, also,
bis address. All patriotic men who have
the interest Of their country At heart,
should come forward and invest their sur.
plus money in these 80 notes, and thus
assist in relieving the country Of it, 6nan
cisl embarrassmen.s 1t this time. Il ;s
not only IN appeal 10 our patriotism bu.
the Government gives liberal interes,
for our funds, With the best security tha.
can be offered. We hope Mr.. FrsssS Drx's
appeal will meet with = liberal response
from our people.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

D~ Letters remaining UNCLAIMED in
the Post Office 1t Sioux City, Iowa. Aug.
Goth, 1864. To obtain any Of these letters
the applicant must call for adrertised 1T
ters, give the date Of this list, and pa,
one cent for advertising. If not called
Cor in one month. they will b sent to u.
Dead Letter Office.
J. +. A,"sw",h 2. David N. Boyn,on,
c. G. Childs, E. O. Dewolf, Rosslie Du
Point. Richard Jacobs, J II. Iams, David
May6eld 2, Miss Mary Morton, VIM. II
Sheriff., VIM. z. Thompson.
&c. G. HOSKINS, p. N.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

"Go WAY OAR CoPrERHEAD."--Wec clip
the following from that ranting abolition
sheet, the Cedar Valley Times:
why is the Union League like the late
General Lyon?'
because the last thing this lamented
General did was TO fight, bleed and die
for his country, and that 10 the last thing
the Union League will d."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ M. BAucH who has como amorg
Us to resusci,ate the thrice dead Sioux City
Times and late defuncs Journal, appears
like : plessant gentleman aud an agree.
able citizen. We are sorry to see 90 good
= fellow inveieled into 90 thankless and
Improbable an undertaking % that Of
publishing . republican paper a. this place.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

NJ Sioux INDIANS BELOW us-F1rrrrv
WiNSEBAcocs KILLED I'VE are indebted
TO Col. Occ for thu following particulars
in regard to the attack upo" the Winnie.
bagoes BY the Sioux. Wednesday two
W nnebagoes in = canoe on the Missouri
river near Decatur, we're Cred upon from
the cas-, bank and one killed and the other
wounded. The surviving Indian went to
the Winnebago camp, gave the alarm and
= party started 10 search Of tho Sioux
Then followed them down the river several
miles to another Winnebsso camp, where
they found fourteen women and children
Of that tribe massacred. The males be.
longing to the camp being absent. Thurs
day the hostile Sioux we're overtaxen by
the Wiunebagoes, and fight was going
on at last accounts The latter bad sent
into the Omaha Agency for ammunition.
which had been furnished.
Thursday evening Dr.. GnAFF was in
town 10 procure assistance for the Winnie.
bagoes from the commanding officer here.
Tho people on the other side Of the river
are very much alarmed. l, is impossible
to get any reliable information as to the
number Of Sioux engaged in this raid,
bu. probably rot more than twenty. The
camp where the murder was CON United is
on the Iowa side Of the river, and no,
more than seven or eight miles from
Onawa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ THE FLOYD BADGE AcAIx.-We
are glad our cit,zens are agi,ating this
matter. and We trust they will continue Ia
do % until the Supervisors take some steps
towards 1 new bridge.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

"a We hear that the drafting for Wood
bury county will be done in Sioux City.
Gentlemen get your houses in order and
be prepared to shoulder your musk cts soon.
Time. tide and draft waits for no man
but the President.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

- That fight il front Of Kinkaid's
the other evening, was = fzzle. One man
got his face slapped and the other his shin
kicked. Very Latest-Ws stop the press
IN announce that .be 6ght WAS renewed
yesterday morning abou. 5 o'clock On lib
street. The particulars have no, tram
spired, though both parties we're seen to
rssirs 10 good order. aa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

D~we can afordto, and viN sell all
our goods At prices which in these times
will make it An object both in parse and
Aappines for ths Rich and Poor, the Eco
nomist and the XmproUide~t, tia Epicure
andths Fragalso purchase Of ".
- ash fort teller and satisfa etieu
"a the purchaser, 10 tho buai nsss mot,r Q.
oo37lS =. D. BOOZE / co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ GLAD TO SEE THEx.-Those rood
fellows, Messrs. BAILEY. Sill and t'uaBEa,
have returned from Fort Union. Their
many friends we're pleased to greet them.
We arc sorry 10 see Mr. BAILEY looking
30 slim, He has been enjoying poor health
guess . trip to Butler county would
help him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ We learn that Messrs. KlRK l. Ar.
pLsrox, Suffers Of the Goth Iowa Regiment,
~ill return here shortly with stock Of
goods, which they will open on the corner
of Pearl and Second streets.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

M Too LATr.-We have received
some very interesting communications
from the Indisn Expedition, giving =
graphic account Of the battle, which will
be published next week. They were too
late for this issue.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ JOE Hill, Of Fort Randall, il \
lively chap. He Wa on hand II The lot.
tisgs Tuesday, and vas awarded ths sss.
tract fos furnishing wood u Fort Rapdsn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ A goodly quantity Of melons have
appeared on our streets this week. They
we're visible for short time only.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

WHAr lloRAcE GREELEr SArs.-Grce.
ley, in late number Of his paper. discuss.
ing the peace matter, says:
The sa";es IL tie loyal States ~Ao talk
as though broad empire could be sutju.
gated to military execution, supply the Ten.
omous desperate traitors in Dirie n,th the
Gerry aliment they need; and ,ce deeply
regret that one Of the resolves Of the iuie
Baltimore dnueatioa seems calculated to
give them a t.1. Gen. Fremon, did wise,
generous, manly &C. in stamping on in.
stead Of stsnding on the wholesale coufs.
cation plank Of tho Cleveland platform,
thereby aiding to smooth the path to peace.
= = 1t seems 10 US that the time,
If It has not already come. mus. be near
at hand. wherein tho North and South will
be ready to exchange elaoces otherwise
than over tho crests oil their respective
m"ske,s--a mode Of regard not conduc.
tive to equality Of temper, arsciousnsss
Of manner, or confines Of visags.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

- OUR QUorA.-Dr. SMITH has kind.
" Furnished us with the following: Mum.
Der enrolled in Sioux City Township, 1870;
quota Of Sioux City. Il; Woodbury., s; Lit.
tie Sioux. 6; Correc'ionville, /; total
quota Of Woodbury. county. 81
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ Scour.-Vol. !, No. 3 Of tho From.
tier Scout, published .. Fort Union, D..
T., has been placed on our table. II 10 .
we'll conducted little sheet, and contaius
many items of interest.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

VINO SHALL ArFIx REvExuE SrAxps o
Ia reference - to who shall atlix stamps,
an exchange says: "The business con.
muni.y seem to b At loss to know whose
business it 10 to afhx the stamp 10 any doc.
ument requiring il by the internal revenue
law. U"der tho provisions of section Isl.
the. question is one for mutual agreement
OF arrangement between tho parties about
10 issus and receive any document or
paper, ~ TO which Of them shall DO to
the expense Of afixin9 the required stamp.
Blu. by tho provisions Of section l58. it 10
made tho imperative duty Of tho party
about to sign Or issue such document or
paper. 10 seo that the same is duly
stamped. for II no signs or Issues !. with.
on: being duly stamped. be is liable ~ .
fne Of two hundred detars."