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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-02-13
Masonic.

CIOUx City Lodge. No. 1oa, A. r. A. NJ. meet
- at the Masonic Hall on W edne sday, or before
the full moon. All Masens In good standing
fraternally invitedto attend.
CIV CuAMssRIIN,s ecy.
Can't ular MNs0mry..Sioux City r. 4.
Chauter, No 20. meet Mt their Hall on Douglas
street. on Thursday or before the full moor, Al
RA. Mssons In good Sta nding are fratsrnallyinsl-
"A attend. l.. D. PARAER, a.PJ
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-02-13

Harvey Hu,chins has recovered slO..
900 from the Syracuse and Bnghamton
Railroad Company for serione injuries
received from an accident on q car.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-02-13

The correspondent who wishes to know
when the game Of checkers was first in-
troduced, D hereby Informed that "check-
ers" have ALWAYS been D 'did
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-02-13

If you dream you are with ar angel.
and wake up and find yourself with your
wife. happy are you if you think your
dream realized.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-02-13

a western paper annoyed by the para
phrase Of "American citizens Of African
DESCENT" offers onbleached American y
as a shorter and more expressive term.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-02-13
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Daily, Tri-Wcckly d Weekly.

TIVE events trsnspring in the sections occupied
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terest to US ALL because they nearly Relate to our
dnm through which are kept in communication
with those Armies. The p'oprietors Of he NonpA-
reil int end Ia make their Paper near mirror Of
passing events As it is possible to do. and in order
that all may possess themselves of 1t have cunclued
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Five copies 81 SO; Ten copies $1,000
Rv such reduction, We hope 70 largely increase
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latest News ulrivalei, being the only paper re-
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We shall be thankful to our readers for any aid
they, may give u, in extending cur circulation.
The Tri.Weckly NOnpareil--Is issued
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subscribers at tho low price Of 4,to Fer Year. 1t
aims all lie matter of two issues Of the Daily,
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Tho Daily Fonparetl--Is i.sned every af
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following rates: Mail Subscribers s. per quarter.
The establishment a firm basis Of a Daily Pa
per in Council Bluffs. has been diffcult task, nd
not at all renuneratse. But looking To the future
Of Our young and growing City we have struggled
Oh, and to-rny the Daily Aonpareil is permaneDt.
To our patrons who have stood b! us we are very
thankful, anA shall he more deeply obligated BY .
continuation Of their patronage.
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Notice.

AOOVANSs
ITO Christian T. Gaugh, Sarah c.
l. Gaugh, VIM. r. Henry Herman d.
Clark, and John W. Moody, defendants.
Take notice that there is now on file in
the Office IF the Clerk Of the District
Cont Of Woodbury. county, State Of Iowa,
the petition of Woodbury. county, suing
for he use Of the School Fund Of said
county, claiming Of the Det's. Christian
7. Gaugh, William Il. Henry and Herman
y. Clark The sum Q! three hundred and
Eifty.sx dollars and interest thereon until
paid, at ten per cent. per amman, as mon
ely due on Promissory Note executed ny
them for 5000 90, dated March Goth, 1850,
and asking FIR the foreclosure Of Mort
gage executed by Defendants, Christian
I. and Sarah c. Gaueh upon 10, No. i, in
block No. 50 lot No. 8, in block No. % %,
in Middle Sioux City, and block No. SO,
in Ru:'in Il Cos. addition to Sioux City,
all in said county, TO secure the payment
Of said note, collection fees and COSTS
No personal demand is made against he
defendan. Moody; and unless you appear
thereto and defend before noon OF the
second day Of the next term of said Court
to be begun and holden at Sioux City in
said county, on the 9Th day IF April, a.
d. 1864. default will be entered against
you aud Judgment rendered thereon.
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Grammarians give 1t as a reason why
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the paste tense. is blew.
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NEWS FOR THE UPPER MISSOURI.
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above Omaha, many hours in advance OF ANY other
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No. This being one ofthe oldest estab.
lishments no the Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accomo.
datiop Of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur-
ed that in buying at our establishment
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prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-02-13

~ TIN and Japanned Ware--a good assortment
slwsys on hand which Ia made IN the most durable
manner. Also, Eve vtoughs, Conductor pipes Tin
roofing &C. CHAS. n. SMITH.
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Also .asuperior articlsof
Family Flour, Side Neat. Hams. &c

The attention Of Country Merchandise
solicited to ourJobbing Department.
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sUCcEssFuLLY COMPETE

with our large cities, and moro can have
OCCASION to 90 abroad for their work,
when they can be served st home.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
The nelaf Of OLE Pages.

Many Of our subscribers viii complain Of
the delay Of our regular issues for the two
weeks past We have just returned from
Cincinnati. after nsaBsence Of three weeks,
where VIC purchased lot Of Printing Paper
and Ink; and III order to work it through,
in the midst of the crowded condition Of the
railroad. we stuck to IT, and saw that it was
put through We were kindly treated by
the military and others in charge Of the
roads, or we could not have succeeded
They have our sincere thanks.
Our readers must bear in mind that we
are in an insurrcctionai.y State, and must
bring our materials eyer single road
crowded TO its utmost capacity with sup
plies for a powerful army. A man of sense
viii of once appreciate our difficulties, ana
receive this apology as altogether satisfae-
tory.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Chaplain Kennedy's Lecture Again.

We understand Mr.. Kennedy says our
criticism on his lecture did him injustice.
IF such is the case we regret it. for certainly
we had no such design. He says, that, i'm
mediately in connection with the matter
which we criticised, he did praise the patri-
otism of East Tennessee. If we misunder-
stood him, it is but just that the correction
should be made We admit that we heard
him imperfectly once or twice during its de-
livery. He sometimes spoke in q very low
voice, and it was very difficult to gather all
he said. He certainly said in substance
what we stated, and if he Immediately after
wards had words of praise for East Ten
nessee we are very glad to hear it. 1t gives
us pleasure to set him right, for there is
much about him and in his lecture that we
admire
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Raid into Blount County.

On Monday morning last a company OF
thieves and robbers, numbering about fifty
or sixty, known as aOsbornes Company"
dashed into Louisville. fifteen, miles below
this city, and captured HORACE Foster, a
prominent Union man, shot him and wound
ed him badly-robDed him Of his. money,
and other property-abusing him shame
fully, and drove him, IN his wounded con-
dition, through the creek up to his arm
pits They robbed various othsr citizens,
and carried of all the stock they could
find. The leader in this crusade was Frank
Smith the son Of Jim Smith, of this county,
and a vile scoundrel who took the OATH here
after General Burnside came in 3 In COM
pany with this gang of robbers, was Burt
Tspton. from South of the river, another
Young man who had taken the oath in this
city.
Now, the rebels of Louisville and the
surrounding country knew these villains
were coming, and evidently encouraged this
raid Let their property be at once taken
to compensate these plundered Union men.
The fathers of these men, living in Knox
county, are worth what they have stolen
Let our authorities come down upon them,
and they will check up their murderous and
thieving sons
This company of thieves range up and
down the river, in Sewer, Blonnt and Knox,
and seem to be in no wise concerned for
their safety. They are all well mounted,
and well armed. Will our forces give them
up the country South of the river Our
people can't farm it under these circum-
stances.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
Trade Regulations.

With the advice and consent of Mai.
Gen. ScHoFIELD. limited amount Of trade,
such as necessary goods and groceries,
amounting to some four or FIVE small stores;
and these will be permitted to loyal men
who first apply here for permits, complying
with the terms of the Commercial Regula-
tons under which authorities are granted.
Men cannot open trade stores there, or else
where in East Tennessee, without swearinq
lies, who have rebel partners, or use rebel
capital in disguise
FL am instructed by both the Treasury
and War Departments, to say that quinine,
having been added to the list of prohibited
articles enumerated in Section 80 of the
Commercial Intercourse Regulations, that
no clearance or permits can be granted for
the shipment of either or any of these into
East Tennessee, except upon special grant
by the Major General commanding this and
the Department Of the Cumberland
3.-No permits will be granted at this
office, to any one, for the shipment into East
Tennessee of intoxicating liquors, except
in case of special grant for medical or hos
pital purposes, endorsed by the Generals in
command of the Departments of the Ohia
and the Cumberland The responsibility OF
having it here, and of having the drunken.
ness we seem to be threatened with, / in.
tend shall rest with the military aushori
ties, and not with me. Meanwhile, it /.
made my sworn duty, and the sworn duty
of those connected with me, to seize ant
coniscate all liquors brought in wifhou
permits. ". G.. BRnwNLRw,
Assistant Spec. 4gt Treas. DEPT.
APRIL 2, 1864
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
TO the People of East Tennessee.

Ohl b1o OVuFoAblOA
In pursuance of previous public notice, num-
Der of the Officers of the Union Convention that
met at Knoxville on the 30th of May, 1861, and at
Greeneville on the 18th day of June, of the same
year. assembled at Knoxville on Wednesday, the
18th of March last to consider the propriety of
assembling said Convention at early day. After
considerable interchange of opinion, it was finally
resolved:
/. That the interests of the people of East Ten
nessee demand that the Notwithstanding Con-
vention be re-asscmbled.
3 That an order issue calling for the meeting of
said Convention at Knoxville, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of April next.
And, whereas, The aforesaid Convention during
its sessions at Greeneville ordered 'tha the Pres-
dent of the Convention any Vice President, or
the Secretary, acting in his place may call the Con-
vention together at such time and place as he or
they may determine"
Now therefore, the undersigned by virtue Of
such authority do hereby order the meeting of said
Convention, and do most earnestly request the
delegates to the same to assemble at Knoxville on
Tuesday, the 18th day of April, to consider such
matters may properly be brought before the Con-
vention. Such counties as have not already ap-
pointed delegates requested to take such steps
will full representation in the Convention.
Done at Knoxville, March 18th, 1864.
VIM. HEIsKELL,
JoHN WILLIAMS
j. c. MURPHY,
Vice Presidents.
JOHN NJ. FLEMING, Principal Secretary.
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Circular Letter.

To the Loyal People Of the sererat Counties Of East
Tennessee
On the 9th of February last an Association was
formed in this city under the name of "The East
Tennessee Relief Association" The object of said
Association is to contribute, by all means in its
power to the relief of the pressing wants of the
up communication with the Northern and Western
markets-by aiding "a securing more prompt pay
ment to citizens for supplies taken from them
by the army, and by assisting in dispensing any
contributions or donations that may be made for
the benefit of our people.
1t is the earnest wish of the Association that its
organization shall be extended to all the counties of
East Tennessee, so that distributions may be made
equtaby throughout entire section Of the State
To this end we respectfully suggest that auxiliary
associations be at formed in the several coun-
ties, and that, organized they place them
selves in correspondence with the association at this
place. The only qualifications for membership are
that the party be a loyal citizen of the United
States, and pay into the Treasury the of one
dollar
The people of the North, East and West are con-
tributing generously for the relief of our people,
and the association at this place already beginning
to receive supplies for distribution. 1t is desired
that avery county shall receive its just proportion of
these supplies and therefore urge upon the pco-
pie Of each county to take Immediate action in or
der to secure to themselves their share in the dis
tribution. Every effort will be made to render the
distribution just ALL and to do this the coopcra-
ton of the various counties is highly important.
Mr. A. g. jackson of Knox county has becr, IN,
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This enterprising company has now COM
pleted its arrangements for bringing freights
and packages through from Cincinnati via
Nashville and Chattanooga, and brought
the first ear through on Tuesday evening.
We hail this improvement as a forward step
towards civilization. This is a reliable an d
solvent Company, and it is differed with
Superintendent, Agents. and Messengers,
Clerks, &c, who are men of business, and
gentlemen IN their intmcourss.
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nnIou National GonveIAien.

The following call for the NsfionaI Y mon
Nominating Convention, we had intended
to urge our people to respond 70, q oul
ls,,,vent;on on the 18th of March, by the
anpointment Of delegates, but upon renee
tom we find that Tennessee, not being rep
resented in the United States Congress, Is
not entitled to representation there. We
regret this, as our State would have sent .
fal delegation of unconditional Union men.
The undersigned. who by original sppointanent Or
laeonenf Designation to fill yacancies, constisu'e
,se executive Committee created by the Nationai
Convention held the 10th day of Aay, lseo' a. ao
hereby call upon all qualified voters who desire Ins
,.ncond;tonai maintenance Of the Union, the supre-
,acv Of the Constitution and the coplete suppress
sion of the existing rebellion, with the cause thereof
NV vigorous war and all apt and efficient MEANS tp
snd delegates to Convention to assemble at BatI-
more. on Tuesday the 7th day of June, 1864 at ~
o'clock noon for the purpose OF presenting canoi-
date for the Office of President and Vice President
IF the United States Each State having repre-
sentation in Congress win be entitled to as many
delegates as shall be equal to twice the number OF
electors to which such State is entitled in the Elec-
fora. College Of the United States.
Edwin d. Morgan, New York, chairman,
Charles ]. Gilman, Maine,
f.. H. Rollins, New Hampshire,
l.. Brainard, Vermont. 81
J. L. Goodrich, Mass
Thomas g. Turner Rhode Island,
Gideon Welles, Connecticut,
Denning Duer, New Jersey
Edward Mcpherson, Pennsylvania,
N. B. Smithers, Delaware,
S. f. Wagner, Maryland, -
Thomas Spooner Ohio,
III. S. Lane, Indiana,
. Samuel L. Casby, Kentucky,
T. Peck, illinois,
Herbert H. Hoxie Iowa,
Austin Blair Michigan,
Carl Schurz, Wisconsin,
W. D. Washburn, Minnesota,
CorneliSls Cole, California,
VIM A. Phillips, Kansas,
O. II. Irish, Nebraska, -
Jos. Gerhardt, District of Columbia.
WAsHINGTos, February 20, 1864.
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The April Convention.

The prospects are that we shall have a
REFUSING turn out at the Convention here on
the 18th of this month. Gov johnson,
Horace Maynard, and Judge Trigg, are all
three expected. The old delegates of the
Knoxville Greeneville Convention are ex-
pectsd to attend, and other new ones ap-
pointed to Gil vacancies, and to represent
other counties Let there be a fnfI turn
out, as this will be an important meeting,
and the whole Onion sentiment OF East
Tennessee should be represented.
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mendation that be is not acceptable to these
vile men, and it is equivalent to destroying .
Federal officer to have these men praise him.
Gen. TrLsox confines, and extends his
improvements on our city Notifications. He
is in command of the Notifications, and
chief of the artillery service, and is the
master of his trade We are not fully
posted, but we give il as our honest opin-
ion, that Knoxville is to-day the best forth
fed town within the Federal lines, and that
5000 men, with ammunition and provisions,
can bold il against lee $ sentire army AT
all events. whenever the rebel army wants
to enjoy some rare sport, let them come and
attack Knoxvillel ~easc ie3s& s. ss
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"Annals OF the Army OF the Cumbcr.
land"

The gentlemanly news agents of the army
at this place have presented us with copy
Of the work bearing the above title. 1t is
large volume of gu pages, printed on the
best Of paper, well bound, and adorned with
fine engravings. 1t is book, we should
say, that will take. In word, it abounds
with Portraits, sketches, and incidents, which
cannot fail to interest and instruct.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

We have but one advertisement from
Louisville TO call attention to. and that Is
the advertisement of ~. & II. Burkhardt,
as good house, and conducted by as relis-
bio men. as are to be found anywhere They
are whoiesa.o eroccre and omuisaion mer-
chants and dealers in suffer applies =
Their Stand IS s1.. Ns;u. street ssd they
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Knoxville, Saturday, April 2, 1854.

e.csS. HrBBSKD Of New Haysns Connecticut y
orr regularly appointed agent to receive sscrlI'-
tons for cur paper in that State and Gro. w. Fox,
Nashua. n. H.. IN all other New England States.
LOUIS aTcGLArFLrs IS authorized TO act az our
agent along the. whole Pacific Coast. His address
is San Francisco, California
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

Maj. Gen. SHERMAN arrived in our city on
Tuesday evening as we take ii, to look
after the interests of the Union cause. He
is an industrious officer, and dashes from
point to point, putting armies in motion
and preparing for the rebel hosts This
spring will tell the traitors tale that cant
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

,,-..,i. Rs,nert The flag af the Free. =
,-ead. the foot that would falter for thesf
80. bh.rds 10 be folded tin triumph IS won,
90 ne eagle looks proud al Of old, to fhe sun
60. Ter. for The parting--a murnor OF prayer
Then Forwsrdl fe fame Of our standard to share
wal. welcome to wounding and combat and scars,
And the glory Of dest-for the Stripes and the stars.
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The sloresaid gentlemen hsving each re-
eeiveaI the whole number ef votes cast,
Representing a majority Of the stesk OF the
Company, were declared duly elected dircc-
tors for the ensuing twelve months.
4 On motion of John Baxter, Esq 1T VS.