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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30
- Ryb.rt lIc-Hch1is Is. ". II. CaaalF.

arpc1ru. that tlo defendant, " IL Cannon, abscguds
thai ordinary process Of the law cannot be served
him and that an atachmon been lowed his property
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in BryWnl5ws Whi commanding the defendant ap
pear II the Circuit be held for the county Of SEWER
AZ tho court house. Scyieryi the third Monday of No
nbsr next and defend this suit. Judgment by default will
b., an t--.-I r9inst him pf W. ~. BURNETT Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30
NcERY COURT KNOXVILLE.
SALES OF PROPERTY.
sA. PoEeil Va. John v. Lsgg.z
I1N ACCORORNCF WITH q DECREE

aEde this cause the July 1865, Of said court
viii sen the court house door in Knoxville, on FTt1 sep
S2d, 1866, Of land belonging to respondent 70
Knox eenBty ossberry Greek, adjoining the iabes
Preston kaRgs, william Major, AexanaeT shlei
and otheT:, contsning about 800 acres on Te
sh noBs without the equity oredsmPdon taxing 4ona. AZ
ing interest," good security, and Tetantng hh az
purchase money e paid, D. a bbAphhLOh' - q "a
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r. J. CARR, Clerk

Ruth H. Fletcher rs. james shelly and Alien Hurst.
II APPEARING THAT >K5IE DEFENDANTS IN
this cause are non-rcsdeni o. the State Of Tennessee,
~ SO abscond OF conceal themselves that the ordinary
process og law cannot be served upon ikea Il Is order
10 that pub,ation be made for four successive weeks in
B7ywnl6ws Wing notifying said defendants to appear at
he next term Of the Circmt Court at Maynard
, lie on the first Monday after the fourth Monday in
September next then and there 70 plead answer, or de-
my g said suit or II viii he set Tor bearing parc.
r. J. CARR. Clerk
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Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad Company vs.. Parker


conformity in this cause, made II tho July
1850 said court will sell at the door OF the
Knoxville Friday September 10TH 1850,
lot in Shiotywu 2o3; credit Of six months
equity Of redemption taking bond without inter-
est with approved security and retaining lien till the pUr-
I CHEESE money is paid
n.rI \. h. {
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CIRCUIT CoURT-MARYvILLE.
Adam H. DEHlap SGH.ugl Ea1GCs, l. :. EsF, HrIE
BOgis aud john Clark.
III APPEA RING FROM THE AEEI-

DAyIT Of the plaintiff in this cause that the defendants
Samuel Wallace, A J. h and John CLARK non-rejents OF
State abscOli conceal Themselves that c ordi-
nary process Of law caanct be 81 upon them Il order
that publication be made for four successive weeks in
BrownlcWs Whs notifying said defendants 20 appear the
next term OF the Circuit fer BloUn county, the ih
Monday September, 1866 then and there pelO, answer,
ieuur % tie demand the paila, the viii
he taken for confessed and proceeded witt partc 70 them.
aug3j-ts MONTGOMERY McTEER, Clerk
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ATTACHMENT.

john Niece vs.. John L. Goodman
TTNHE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE DE-
i PENDANT indebted him. and alsconds the
ordinary process be served upon him. having obtained
original attachment against the estate Of the defendan
Teturnabe before Isaac White Justice of tho Peace
Campbell county, and the having been levied on his
land II Is ordered by said Justice thai The defendant appear
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30

WILL sell for cash. the court house door III Sc
/ vicTyle, on the 9th day Of October next, all the
right tile, claim and demand. thai Edward and John
Douglass has in certain tract Of land, situated in the
l2th district Of Sewer county, adjoining the lands OF
j. Ii. Caldwell and David Eeener, known the Calm
place. c0ntaining--acreS, moro Or less. SAID land
VIII be sold to satisfy the following Judgments One in
favor Of the State Of Tennessee one IN favor Of George
Pollard, in flvJr OF \. J. Huiaker Admir- Of the
estate OF Nm. u. Bryan Decd recovered against them
in the CIcUit Court Of Sewer county.
pf5 LEM. DUGGAN. Shit.
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CHANCBRY NOVICE TO CREDITORS.

Wcrg and Freels Adurs Of Ben Ellis, decd, {. nCcy
and wife and others
4 T THE JULY TERN, 1865, OF THE
~ Chancery Court Knoxville il vas ordered in this
tina; months be given % creditors within which 10
10 make themselves parties &c ts u and 1le their claims
Creditors will therefore take notice, that after tic kd day o.
October 1865 no moro claims VIII be received allowed
su-08-s D.A. DEADERICK, c.
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Joseph s. Abbott and Edward A. Abbott vs. Henry seer
n FagC
CHANCERY COURT-CLINTON.
June Rules, 1865.

June Rules, lsbo'
John Baxter aad Pioas Healer gs'J. H. G"l0TS1s'
THE DEFENDANT, J. K. u 4LBRAITH,
being nonresident Of the State as charged IN me PHI
II ordered that publication be made for Tour
In Brownow's whig, notifying said dseSa.! 70 er
fore the Chaucery court Clinton, on me nst
the fourth Monday of December next then ana teFs 70
defense 20 the bill or the will be taken ior conssed Gnu
set for hearing eX parte. - >, 1,1yYrso1 r AM
ngq
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Jacob Mayers vs. James Mel Burchfed PL LanRham
Charles Kelley Jefferson Bishop, Josiah C0e, C. MITCHELL
Campbell Mountain and VIM. Burchbeld
IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF

having sued attachment tn5s the defendants Tor
thousand 0Olars returnable 10 the
rcut court Claiborne county An order having been made
by that publication DO made for four successive weeks IN
Brounows Whig defendants hereby notified 20 a.
tend before the Judge Of said court court 30 DC held At
the house IN TaEewe the second Monday OF Septe
angN i;s HODGES, Clerk.
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Attachment.
oliver ramsey ", Ellis Vance and J. II. Han
APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAN

the plaintiff cause, that the defendants have
left the limits the state conceal themselves that the
ordinary process cannot be served them having obtained
an original attachment against the estate of the defendants
made Teurnabie before Cook, Justice of the Peace for
Claiborne county having been levied his pro-
cr II ordered by said Justice that defendants appear
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Attachment.

T. g. a g.. q, FL-i7s ,.s.rtg d the .szsr O. I-h,. .F
ITCg ra3 james Kesla5-
T. T. o-3 o. Hg7s sreeutors Of Colla7s Hads, d.y'sl
NARY heeles.
IN ALL THE ABOVE CASES, AFFI-
DAyITS having made ard bonds given required by
law in attachment cases and the Of defendants levied
upon the papers returned before Jonathan Larance
Justice the PoaCr Jefferson county II : ordered by
Justice this notice he served upon said defendants
Samuel Ferguson. Mary and James kcn and Mary keclen
ny publication four successive weeks m BTownlow Wing
citing severay appear before said justice, at his cco
in Nw Market Jefferson county Tennessee on the first Satur-
which day tho trials for and make
defense or the same taken confessed and for
qug23-it Of SI5aa Jon ATTAIN LAGRANGE, J. P.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-BENTON

Fourth Judicial Circuit-Polk county, Tennessee.
Samuel Parks vs. James Sloan Robert Sloan James Sloan,
Jr Robert c. Rowan, John c. Waugh and William Brazle
IT APPERING FROM THE AFFIDA-
VT Of the plaintiff in this cause, that all said
except Sloan and William Brsse, OF
the state tennessee abscond conceal themselves
that the ordinary Of law cannot be served on
attachment having been levied their properly LIS
ordered that publication be made for four successive Wes IN
BrownIows Whig, recurring the said nonresident
anpear Circuit Court 10 pc hed lot
county the court house in Benton on the thru Ado
OF September, 1865 then and there to plead, answer or den
the plaintiffs suit and demand the same VII DC taken as
confessed aud proceeded with exparte as to them
JANIS PARKS, Clerk,
ausg a. MS & By ROBERT y. FLEMING, ID. c. o.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

SEWER CUuDty-JUly TerlnI lc5o.
Ell Fyc IS. Slammed HcHatGH AID Isaac HclhahaB.
ypcarn; the defendant IS nonresident and hat
an attachment levied his property: II is order
ed that publication made for four successive weeks in
Brownows Whig notifying said defendant Isaac hcNahan,
~ rr At the Circuit Court held for the county Of Sc
r al court house in Seyrylc, on the third Monday OF
November next and defend this suit judgment by default
win m entered AGAINST him. IF W NJ BURNETT Clerk.
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Attachment.
David CarIwc Va. VIM. Langha,P L. Langham and Thomas
Henderson
In rHIS GAIISE THE PLAINTIFF

sued out an attachment against the PENDANTS for DANA
ges for tresspass by taking horse mere returnabe
10 the circuit court for Claiborne county An order having
been made by publication be made for four successive
weeks in BrownloWs Jig; the said defendants hereby
notified TO attend the Judge of said court at the
house in TaZeWc the scond Monday Of September next
49, ~ 2. HODGES, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30

IF YOU WANT A GOOD SUIT OF
CLOTHES, don't fail 70 call at J, Il. Pace 6 Co.'s
They have handsome stock.
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ft- = Uu55e.tou IS. J. J. sellers, C. Monroe, Mich
las sharp and Allen Hurst.

n ApPEARING N THIS CAUSE IHAI TIE
/ 5sf-pdauts Nicholas Sharp and Alien Uurs; arc non
dopts Of the State Of Tennessee they have 2b-
nod or conceal themselves thae>the ordinary process
q la:v canno be served upon tSn: IS ordered that
pblsagion be made for four successive weeks in Brown
Waig, notifying said defendants to appear at the
ot Term OF the Circuit Court 10 be held at the court
housc IN Maynardvilc, Oh the first Monday after the
fourth Monday OF September next tksn and there TO
pcad ar wcr. or dcmur said suit, the same viii pe
ri for hyarng cN partc.
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o. sPrH Chairman Of the county court, L"ac Ne
NaIaE.
Tup-rin the that the defendant has been attach
Cd II is therefore ordered by tho that publication
De mad for four weeks in Brownlows Wing requir-
ing the defendant appear the next term Of the Crcuit
rt 70 be- held for the county SEWER tho house
in evicrve ON third Monday Of November next and
defend suit judgment viii be rendered against him by
default pr5 W. N. BURNETT, Clerk.
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CIRCUIT COURT-MAYEARDvIIIE.
Nav Term, 1855.
- sham =. Allc1 M.

Fe.er SHNTT % II --'.--'
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING THAT = AL l5,S
u1TRST The defendant, is resident q inc So
4 hOhoL, A. "a sbsconds or concoals himself thsi
d Iennosst, oss Of lsTg csnnot be served upon him
ne :. ordered that publication be made foT four
= = ,rcos n Brownlow's Wing, notifying SAID
EIsu Hurs: to appear 81 the next teTm Of tnI
60 "a 10 held al the court house in Maynardve, on
- s., Monday a.er the lh Monday Of Sept next, then
and there 70 plead answer OF demur to sad sul. OK INC
se viii be set for hearing oz psrto ana luagneht "a
zen Pc N'i''' r. J. CARR. Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30

COUNTY CONFERENCE.-THE
August Term, 1865
PETITION FOR SALE OF LAND.
Ela.L B-id5s1 and her Aas6Iad. James r. Brca5s DO
ZIcsGri al and Eaa7in B00Ehs ana oaaSrs-
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING 10
tho sat sfaction Of the court that Z2eharah and eaEn
Boothe CO the STATE OF Tennessee; II or
dered By the that publication be made E oEZ sGcee
sye weeks IN BroZnloBs Wing, requiring said no1-resdss
defendants to appear the court house IN Knoxville On nc
in to-deend this Petition or ne
viii be taken as confessed then and set for hearing
= n,r.o ". T SEAY. CLERK,
,F,aa2-stnf5 By ! J. CRAWFORD, D. c.
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David F. Rogers Administrator DayidS Caywood Decd vs.
Daniel P Jones and Alexander Chadwel.
David +. Rogers VS. Isaac Sharp. - -
IN THE AROVE CAUSES THE PLAIN

TIFF having sacl attachments against the a6uTe
defendants for damages reurnaoe 70
tho circuit court Claiborne county Al order having been
by that publications DO made for four successive
weeks BrovnoF Whig tho said defendants hereby no
tilted to attend the Judge Of said of said court at
held the house in Tasewel on me second
Monday Of September next. Z HODGEs' OiSrA'
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ATTACHMENT.

L. D. Alexander Joseph Bailey and james f. Brazelton
TT1UE PLAINTIFF, On AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE DE-
PENDANTS indebted 70 him. and 90 26sconds that the
ordinary process cannOt be served them, having obtained
an origal attachment against the estate of the defendants,
made eturnabe before H. CALDWELL Justice of the Peace for
Syr county and the having been levied their pro-
pery It is by said Justice that the defendants appear
before his Office in SEWER counyoR the 2lstof FebTua
~ 1866 viii be proceeded with parte Il further
ordered this notice De published for four successive weeks
in Brownlow IS Wing. !. II. CALDWELL, J. P
aHg23-pfJe
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I WILL SELL FOR CASH. AT THE COURT
house door in SeycrviIc On the 9th day of October
next, al the right title, claim and demand, that Joseph
Bailey has in certain tract Of land situated II the Sth
district IN Sewer county adjoining the lands Of Logan
Hodges John Hase and others, containing zoe acres
more or less. Said lands viii be sold 10 satisfy the fol
'eStRs judgments One in favor Of George W. Cate
layer Of 6. c. R. l. McBee, recovered against the
sara Sselh Bailey in the Circuit Court Of Sewer county
N' LEM. DUG6AN, Shift
Will, SELL FOR CASH, At TIE COURT
next all The right, tie claim and ,esnd tiat Jobn
Douglass has in certain tract land situated in the
18th district IN Seyior county, ADJOINING ibe lands Of
II. Cate, VIM. Underwood and Others eontainin,, 100
acres less. said lands viii be said 40 sasfv
il.o i,.lo.,on.-. One f,r.r e L..
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IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF
sued out an attachment against the defendant for damages
the sum eight hundred dollars for rsspsss to
circuit Of Claiborne county: An order having
been that publication be de for four successive
DroWDoWs Whig the said defendant Is hereby no
the Judge Of said court % court TO De
held at the court house TsEsWe the second Monday Of
September next, then and there 20 defend said suit
2. HODGES, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30
l. Mayes vs. James Mel Josiah Cole, Martin Burchfed,
George Brooks, P. L. Langhsm, VIM. Bnrchded and VIM
Lang -

sued out attachment against defendsn s. for the sum
of two hundred and fifty dollars damages, for essPss,
rnabo 20 the circuit Of Claiborne county An order
having been by that publication be sde for four
success i've Brownlows Whg the said defendants
hereby notified before the Judge Of said court At the
court house Tsseye the second Monday Of September
'-- z. HODGES, ClcrE.
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lust THE THING FOR YOUNG
GENTS-he style Of handsome, good andvery cheap
Ha'' JR. PACE CO.'S
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30

which ara entirely fresh from Cincinnati and purchased on
and will be sold at reduced prices
We ask careful examination stock AID prices, be-
eving that please all Who Eish 20 purchase nAv
experienced and accommodating clerks Who VIII take Pessnr
showing goods whether Wish purchase or net
motto win be- "uick Sales and email PTonts, ana iar
this purpose sre determined sell goods 81 the very
lowest prices.
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VOU CAN BUY A GOOD ARTICLE
Il Of Tea, Coffee. Rice, Pepper, spice
Indigo, Madden, GOpperas, Albums Candies
BIacking, Brushes BrOOms, Paper Pens'
ii1iA' %'' ~'' - '-' J.R. PACE co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-30

7 AIDES, YOU ARE RESPECTFULLY RE-
II QUEgTED to call and examine large and complies
assortment Of Prints, Dress Goods. ShaWlS.
FIanneIs, DeLaInes, Lfnseyss Hosiery
NOeS' WV J. R. PACE CO.'S
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

It is rather q proud spectacle to an
American, that 10 the midst OF the biggest,
War since the days of 4Hsrres, the Gov.
eminent Of the United States has met its
pecnhiary obligations without asking for
dollar Of foreign loan.
We clip the above from the State Regis
ter 10Th uIs, and the following from moth
er column Of the same paper. We may
labor under some confusion in our ideas
Of what constitutes a foreign loar, but had
supposed As this Government had nego.
tiated large amour. Of its bonds among
tho different powers Of Europe through
agents in the principal cities abroad, tia.
We were under some pecuniary obligations
to parties outside Of the United States.
The foregoing and following citations,
taken together, do no. tend to throw mach
light on the subject:
Nearly three hundred millions Of our
$50 bonds, or over half the whole issue
are new owed in Europe. mostly in Hol
land and Germany.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

The Journal, published at Sioux City,
has been ihdulsing in controversy in
volviny the official integrity Of Captain
Bagg. We have read the articles cf the
Journal, with care, with the view of ascer.
tanning the facts, or grounds, upon which
80 furious an onslaught was predcated.
We are not disposed to defend any one,
whether personal or political friend,
when charged with crimes Of which he is
guilty, or Of which we have reason to be.
Iicve him not wholly guItless The peo-
pie demand honesty in their public ser.
wants. aud when their confidence is be-
,raycd, We shall no, knowingly debase
our columns to the dirty work OF covering
up or concealing their shortening. Nor,
shall We permit ourselves to assail man,
because we feel like it. and dislike him
personally. We cannot regard the art
clrs Of the Journal upon Capt. Bagg, in
any other light, than the spleenish cffu.
sions Of baiiled aud overrcacbed personal
enemy. Vague i"sinua,ions Of wrong do
ing, interspersej With personal abuse, con
s,itute the cum and substance Of the
Journals arragu,nent Of the Captain -
Not single charge made by the Journal,
has it sustained by statement Of facts
Loose assertions and meaningless oues
tons prove nothing. We have recently
had an opportunity Of ascertainng some
of the facts connected with this attack of
the Jonrnal |. seems tha, ,hes. charges
against Capt Bngg, arc not made on be.
half of the people Of Sioux City, as their
appearance in the editorial columns of the
Journal woul Indicate; but that some
one-Judge PendIeton. we are informed,
has easy access to the columns Of that
paper, and seeks to make the pc. pie be.
lieve that his uttcrances are the recital Of
the peoples wrongs-in n misuse of the
editorial "we.' One Of the charges made
by tire Judge we drop the impersonal) is
that a contract let by the captain for As,
was u fraud. inasmnch as there were par.
lie. who woud have furnished it for So 90.
Now. to show the nnf,irne>s Of the Judge,
this statement that parties We're ready to
take the contract at SO 90, is the mercst
ard widest assertion, aud we call upon
the Judge TO give the names Of these par
ties and to specify the time aud manner
OF the bld1ing Bare assertions. it mat
tiers not how boldly made. nor with how
much blowing cf trumpe,s, never prave
anything. Az explained to us by men
who know what they are talking about,
this corn contract was let after due and
proper advertising, and in strict conform
,ty to the rules and regulations of the
service There could have been 30 col
fusion.
!
the attack Of JAdge Pendleton on Capt.
Bacg, to pu. up cenaral denial and call
upon the Judge for his proof We shall
make no reply to mere assertions. with no
sustaining facts. Unless the facts are forth
coming, we shall brand the attack ns n
malicious attempt to injure the character
Of an honorable and high minded citizen
- Vaterloo Courier.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08
IT CAN no longer be made question as

IT CAN no longer be made question as
10 the fate of the Southern Confederacy.
Circumscribed withn limits too narrow
for military opera,ions--'he country nom.
innlly held by this oreaniza,io"-devas'
ta,ed by the march Of n victorious Unto"
army, too strong to be resisted aud too
powerful to be opposed +; cut Of from all
means by the loss Of their scaport., Of
drawing supplies from abroad to replace
those munitions Of war in which they have
suffered so severely Of late. and Of which
they must now be almost entirely desti.
tute. Their armies reduced by famine,
deser'ion and slaughter TO almost ,i,bo
Of their original number, and demoralized
and d'sheartened by continued series of
defeats; and finally, this last coup, the
capture Of their Caritol--the loss Of over
twenty five thousand men from the ranks
Of their best organized army, aud the
taking by our forces Of more than Fifty
pieces Of their artillery, leave them little
10 hope and everything to dread from q
further resistance.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08
Sionf City &tgistrr
SATURDA Y:%,:::::::::::,:::::::::APRIL 6, 1865.
THE FALL Of RICHMOND.

BY Wednesdays mail wo received the
6rs. news Of the fall Of the Rebel Capitol.
The tele graphic announ ment Of the PAR.
ticulars of the CAL ture Of this city though
mesgre, were yet full enough to lead us to
infer that the taking Of Richmond was
not the heaviest blow 10 the cause OF the
Southern c n'+d, racy. Their loss Of men
taken prisoners amounts to between TWEEN.
~ five and fifty tn, usand while the num-
Der Of guns captur,ed by the Union forces
cannot be less than seventy'6vo or q
hundred.
The news vas received here with Tho
widest excitement. Every one seems to
regard this last Llow at the Southern Con.
federacy a. tauta mount to close Of the
War.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

The military distric. Of Utah, Colorado
and Nebraska have been merged. and are
now called the District Of the Plains, un.
der Brig. Gen. r. 4. Connor, with head.
quarters at Denver City.
Brig. Gen. Robert Mitchell, formerly ia
command Of the District Of Nebraska, has
been assigned to the command OF the Dis
trics Of North Kansas With headquarters
st Fort Leayenwor,h.