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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07
CLAIMS PRESENTED.

Referred to Committee on Accounts.-
Aid. Hudson offered the following:
Resolced, That the City Clerk be and
is hereby instructed to certify to the Co.
Treasurer the amount Of taxes assessed
upon lots on Pearl street, for grading said
street which remain due and unpaid, and
all other delinquent taxes due said city
unpaid, in order that such delinquent
may be collected by the sale of real or
personal property AZ the law directs.
ieas-Am. Bulge, Hudson, Cameron,
Iagy and Hutchins. Carried. On mo-
ton, he Council adjourned.
A. r. WRIGHT, Clerk pro-tem.
"-=---~ .
~ This week completes the publica-
ton Of the delina 10 nj tar iist
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07

IJThe steamer Hattie May arrived
here from above on Wednesday morning.
She had on board as passenger for this
place, our cd townsmen, G R. McDougsl,
Esq, who has been engaged in business
at f. Sulley for the last three months.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07

II~ Col. J. J. OGc is an Independent
Candidate for Representative from Dakots
county, Nebraska. UEEMs," is q good
fellow, sound Democrat, and We would
like to see him elected.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07

D~ Farmer has introduced toy shop
into one corner Of his store. Call and
see him, sweet children and fond nam
mas.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07
G1- The anticipated horse race, men

s1- The anticipated horse race, men
toned in our last issue, has been post
poned from Saturday to Tuesday, the 10Th
instant, when it will come of without fail.
A forfei. Of 5000 side is now up, aud
all tina. remains to DO done is to put up
the balance OF the stake, and let the hor-
ses 80. Great interest is felt in the race,
as both horses have obtained considerable
celebrity as running stock. AS We are
unable to even approximate at the proba
BILE result, We should advise ell who de-.
sire to invest in things Of this uncertain
character, to 90 10 on their judgment, and
then if they are lucky, they may con-
c'ude they are discreet.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07
FOR SALE

VGNH ONCE Douglas street, occupied by
i John Currier, together with the Stable attsch
ed 10 the ONCE The lot which the building
stand will be sold with them thu buildings will
be sold without the lot tho purchass may de-
sire. Credit for portion Of the purchase viii be
given. For particulars inquire OF the subscriber.
sep20 JOHN CUKkIER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07

IA Booge has got some hats and
gloves, that are superior to anything Of
the kind ever brought into this market.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07
n.y. The Sociahla oryanized hv

~ The Sociable organized by the
Ladies Of Sioux City for the benefit Of
the Baptist and Congregational Churches,
viii hold lis irsi meeting III ihe r.siicncs
Of N. c. HupsoS, on Friday evening, Oct.
18th. A general invitation is extended to
oil lovers Of sociability.-Cou.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07

Gd- Cooley LApY's Book, FOR OCro-
BER.-The steel plate in this number, is
composed of selections from the Cartoons
of Rap hael, five in number, illustrating
scenes in the Acts Of the Apostles. The
Colored Fashion Plate contains six of the
latest Fashions, including q brides dress.
There are eighteen illustrations of various
styles and patterns, and some other en-.
eravings-one entitled Bubbles" The
Music is "Woodbine Mazourka' Among
the literary contents, sre stories by Marion
Harland and Meta V. Victor. 1t will
soon be time to get up clubs for 1906
The terms will be az follows: copy, g
year. copies, $3.50; 3 copies, s. so !;
4 copies, $40; 5 copies, and an extra
copy to person sending club, sl4; s
copies, and an extra. s2l; IL aopies, and
an extra, $3.50. Additions to any Of the
above clubs, $3.50. each subscriber. -
Godey's Lady's Book and Ar,hur's Home
Magazine, both one year for $3.50. Ad-
dress L. A. Cooley. Philadelphia.
MA. The Democrats met at Ponca.
Dixon county, N. T., few days since,
and nominated the following excellen.
ticket -
For Representative, l.. f. Jones: for
Float of the three counties OF Lauoui-
court, Dixon and Cedar, Il, II. Wilbur ;
for County Clerk, S. b. Slough; for Coun
ty Treasurer, A Davis; for Commission
ers, J. Slough and J. Brooke; for Sheriff,
W. Bigley; for Probate Judge, L. Sorry
for Surveyor, s. B. Slough; for Coroner,
Jas. Alexander for Road Supervisor for
Ponca, Serley J. Martin for Cun,y AS
SCISSOR, Jefferson Wilbur for Road Super,
visor for Iowa Greek District, John Ma
lone for Election Judges, C. Newton, J.
Bigley, W. House; for Election Clerks,
f. Arnold and f Scrry; for Justice Of
the Peace, Z. Arnold for Constable, P.
Greene.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07
A H. GRADERS
w . . ky 1kPre0 -,


nzAUR The proprietor will commence
4ES1E4 running an Express a. above on or
before september LIST, 1S65-cssing Sioux City, rs
foIlows:--
On Mondays, for RANDALL, and intermediate
points, returning on Friday Of said week.
- Packages Of be delivered Ia the ONCE prior
to leaving for the above.
A1- Packages and Parcels must be put mp In
good order TO prevent damaging by transport alton.
A. GRADER, Proprietor.
CHAs. X. SMITH, Agent.
Sioux City, iowa, Aug. Goth, 1866.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07
I@~The weather this week has been
very warm.

1~ Our town presents a very lively
appearance just now. Business Of every
kind is very brisk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07

The State authorizes have received
flna! patents for $1,000 acres OF land.
granted in lieu of the .wanp lands sold
by the national government.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07

~ Hutches' bowling ale. Is now
open and running on time.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-07

~ This week completes the publica-
ton Of the delinquen, tax list.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
OILS
PAINTS
VARNISHEE.

bb.s. Copsl Vanish, Eal Japan Fsr1-=l,
" Coach " Flowing
One barrel Blaze Leather
For sale low, by EWIN 6 PENDiEIJN
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

From eight 10 twenty years standing Win naznss
luoWn o. science and Gun8.
For medical proper 80 q Buchl, see D18penss-
scry o. the United staiaa-
See Professor DeWses' valuable HorzB % u
Pra-.lca ~ PhTsc.
See reu.arZs made By he lsts celsbratsd IL
Phy-.cv, f1ilade pnla.
80 reuari-s msde By d. EPhrurn McDOsslf
celebrated Pnysiclan, and member q Las R0ya
College q surgeons, ireland, and published IL o.
Transactions o. The King and Guean's Lournal
See ae4co-CalrurEicsl Review, publishsd b.
Esnarn 10 lraTers, yellow d t1s Royal College a
5lrEeo1s-
So most u the lais standard Eorks On nnsdiena
Ez-ract bucIu,----.-sl00 PER bottle Or ~ Or go
ha1saparllia, Loo 40
o. half . dozen o. each Tor ElR, uhsah ~ ).
sufficient = cure The mosl otstnats &C., N ffrr5-
cons ar adhered ~.
Delivered 70 snY address, securely psekad rom
oh-HrFal on
SS-Descrne ayEnptou1s n ~ coumuu,csreza
ures E1Arszseed- AtEos EraEa.s
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

EEmALESl FEEALEs!E

lI,.-su Z. yoa 1lsy be pronounced -arursh1a In.
SAMARITAN Root and He-b TrI- rir - 49,, llls
mpC ltas from DE sy-. en- l. T.1 - III
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
Personal.

"M. LALLEY. formerly Of Port Henry, n 4.
w "a herery informed that his brother Thomas
1.Aiey' ~ N his city. sno voald IKE 70 - him
Spruce streets ruey - r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
HELllBoLD's ROSE WASH.

Al excellent Lo60n tor Disease 81 q eyphfisls ~
lure znd a. a nlscron 10 diseases Of the uraalJ
orRs1s, arising from hzbits Of dissipation, 49, D
connection with the kUtraets Buchu ana HaFsaps-
UiR, in such dIsea7a8 ~ recomnnended-
Evidence o. ths most rasp0ua HE and rafiaria
character Eiu aoc0mpgny tns med einss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
LIST OF LETTERS

Gs-Eaiaing n the Nashville Post Office
"Wednesday, May ga, 1895.
The List Of uncalled for Letters hiss been
assigned to the Nashville UE1oE, By Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1865, as the
paper hcying the largest circulation, in
sluding the army.
Al letters advertised are subject to an extrs
barge oi NO GEMS Persons calling for them Wi
ease be prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters VIII please say
fusJ are ndverused, and gFe the date oi list.
AZ letters not taken Out ln one month viii be
sent 20 the t5ouersl Post Ohice as dead lettsrs
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H.G. Van SEGGERN,
Franklin Planning Mill
MAuIsly g-BEET. EErUEEs cLAT ANp sfitLlt e
Ware-Rsoms " sInut 81 bet Clay and shelby
LOUISVILLE, KENTTCKY.

DOORS. BLINDS. WINDOW AND D00H FRAMES.
MouId ny. Boxes. sfaHaes &c. Sash Prinned and
10 szsd Keep Hsays On h'na 1855 bln'5~r.
~. I,tuy W.atharf ardlnE. b. AZ Eiu1a % Eu-
M. -1I.tnE scroll ~ ug, Regular and Irregu-
1850 100 = MouldIrgs, SC, done 90 order with
ns.tnss- ana dispa ca. izrge iot 81 dressed and
x uRh Llmber al II 49, on 3. ID i3r sale
@D-JTdrra promptly attended %. [may5-ir1s
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
LIQUORS.

g Bbls Alcohol, % per cent
3 70 PER cent.
6 Proof gpiris,
Q Pits Whisky, pure, 'os Ned. pl.EI o-t'.
] Pure French Brandy
Holland Gin,
Pure Port. Madeira, sut sherry e-4esy --,,-
For sale low, by E"lN 8 FE-'Di.AA w
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TO Rent.

DART q sood store ~ soue uhclsssls bu-i.
L ness D'y 6oods, o. Hai and 81 - s'nsss
gtsisrI.d' AaaEees y y. heE 90 Poet sGss,
nsyie-gs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
Intelligence Notioe.

4 II psrsons wpnnng help can be supuIsei by
~ ealing - 3 Gear q e.. A0a iesv rs 10 2 or.
dsrs. saTm-ha ds, MechAn e, Eouse serTsn-P.
g., vsutns uork are Fequssssd . cal q the sboys
olbee aad FeGEssy 5tig aErses ieg Stzss sas.
Dase-9EF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
/ G ECRET DISEASEsIll SECRET
- uTsEAgrs
sAMARITANH GIT.
snt By msd iu a prs1u e--a--r..
BLOOD. RIonn P1nnn

BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD
Scr0tula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots. letters
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerisl
,,,r,, Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERE Tr-rrrS
svpt t7 qI I red ,l % the pudIc SEE POSITIVE c-s
MARTINS ROOT AND BFrr. 7f7 M \ sne -
nos potent certain and ae,t,Isl r.rra-- = - -,
49, ,. reaches and ers-estes ersry ~ ~ y
90, senefes, poison, Ed tla. tas ctra - 49,
s5v IA -s 80 Is4y l1e1 o, chs Purifying Rem
envy t-si Tor which you may repent ia I. -
DO NOT DEVD IN,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
LOODI BLOODI BLOOD
Hslmbolds highly Ooncsa1alsd Oompousd
Fluid Extract saFssparlIIs
. NPHILIH.

This IL an affection o. TIE blood, and stacks ~
SeLUl Organs, Liuings q the Nose, Ears, Thross,
NfndpIpe, and otler mucuH surfaces, making H.
Appearance 90 the form q Ulcers. Hsimbold's z
tract aarsapariis purhas Toe Blood, and reu0gau
al. scsiy eup-Ons q he skin, gITng b The cor
peE-ol ciear and healthy color. u beng proplE
cd expressly lJr tas class Of C0npls ns is hl0d-i
purifying propertCs are preserved 20 3 4reafaF ~
icni tnan anJ other propagation o. szrsspsrila.
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AFFLDAVITi

PERSONALLY appeared haiors NJ IN 'Aldsrnal a.
Ne city q Phlladelph-a n. IT. Heimhoid, wto b.
NJ duly sHorn, doth say, be preparations contain
20 narcotic, no mercury or other illuzious dFugs.
1i5i are purely vegetable n. z. HIN BOL.B
Sworn ald rutacrbed haiors nae. TN Sd dsF
November, led4. WI. p. HIBBARB
Alderman, 8th-stree-, shove Raca phliH
Ad1fzas letters for Information fu coed.iaussa
r. r. HELMBOt4J, Charnlst.
Depot 10 s0utn Teuth-streaL
beioE Cnestaai, Pfllstalphs.
BkWARR OF COUNTERFEITS
AID oEPRmCIFLED DEkLKRs.
Hho sndsepoF 70 dlsposa aOF THEIR own -
otner Articles % de reputation aftained b.
helmbold's Genuine Prepsraaons,
Ertrsct Buchu.
GarrapzFllla,
Improved Eo8a WISH
sold b 81 Druggists everywhere
ASK Pr EELk3OLrS-TAER 20 o1hAA
Oct cut ths aaysr6samaat, 80 80 nfil AZ
Zeip s.oaIs laqskAe- 3zRtsSAz4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

F'ttl ~ A.tlf-11-r S--
WHAT 4hE s REGIONS say OF --r g.,
--1ht-AN's EEsLEGrE- -A-
-25E HosrIr4E, Foer 1r te--.rr
urN--,- .-e'norsl ND, Eeb. s. fs.,t
- .- - 7.a.''L.1 m r-a.1- t--t ESv.
.''l -... 1Ill--.-E .es-l. b. - 49, '..FV
case I7 Us mos customary .-r-. 80 r., -
.i.-a ..i1 judgement al ..-a--a. r--5 -. -
ave louna tEsr1 20 rssra71 % rr. s.-I.'... '
rleHP-J sui eirr-ge.y. Er..-r.- .s.- -. -. -'
.-o-., o'f' l1e 'a'iast egHf,}g--a r1 -s45- b. SO.
HLl 90 .l7 81 my I57 oltheu extends .,ar-..i
A-ra-u G.. Egvsr-.
'Asi-si'1t Surgeon % Ser. Fr-- ~,
re- Z. De an ieE7i1oi hat these rar-r.--- o..
~, .',i -e'' ana VII p7siu rey c.-- b.. ,sr-s
ior " hlsG I0Hy are offered
-, l-..- g. WISE 1zssss. Ser1r--f77'7 r-s - 90.
s"ul-.e - yys Zoos ana ElIa Jsrrr s. a,. t-ssE
so'd t7 r. J. 4 C. y. ssfrTE. D-,,s-...
Corner CtU7 20 s-t Vine .---.,
NssaFuls, tenn
f.sdslphg. '' .-'el-I
ganls-hUg.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
y, per yesr, VnVsriEbly N adTaDce.l
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,

Advertisements in the Special Column, hrst time,
from ] % q lines, 81 O0-esch additional lne d
cent? subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local CO.umn. first time, from 70 hnes, 81 o.
eas1 additional line. so cents; subsequent inser-
tons, IS cents Ter hne.
All advertisements occupying special position,
and al double column advertisements, viii be
charged S3z per cent. advance on regular rates.
CARRIAGE AND FUNERAL EOI1CE8
VII be charged at the rsgTllsr advertising rates,
s-t must lnvSnsblT 10 paid z advance, OF no IN
EsTUon msdas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF CANDIDATE
For State SO %
EoE A-lALltg Dllf'1i "
FoT CITY %
We, The undsrEigned, have this day adopted the
above rates Tor advertising, % which re hind cur
selves strictly n Edhere.
Nm. CAMERON 3 CO.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DSspGteA.
BARRY, WINHAM q co. tor fYsss-
cksHTuLE. TTEs.. Sept =. IsG4.
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w buy snd sci flr CASH. and having resident
PartBsr u New York. re enabled 70 keep our
StocS fa sd vel sssoFted with the BIS; o = The
nlarket suords nay4o-kzn
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-18
FooTE IN FORT LAFAYETTE

The pugnacious Foote, lately escaped
frox mart Arom in Dixie, must he seek
ing distinction in the North. On arriving
within General Sheridan : lines h'Itf's~,t
10 take the cath Of allegiance. and sill
nourced his Intention to proceed 90 Na.u
ville. Tennessee, whrcc hA famity has
lately taken refuge. General Sheridan
very properly, sent the would be martyr
to Washington, under guard, ami OUT
last advices represent that he has Iron
ordssad 70 FEt Lafayette The R.ch-
mond editors, wbs were 80 wiling to give
Foots a partiss blast, will h" delighted
with this order of our Government, aid
EilI hold The example mp to public n"o
in the South as warning to the enemies
Of JEFF Davis not to follow Ia his footsteps
The imprisonment of F"otc, IL dstanh II
his taking an ostb, Of stsalsysis eniulenr'y
Just and PROPER
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-18

FERNANDO W6oD PRAyEru.-The
Washington correspondent Of the Gin
Cinnati Commercial is responsible for the
following
During the eenstitutional amendment
discussion in the House the other day
Fernando Wood made a SHORTY speech
closing withan appeal TO- divinA Provi>
dence for peace, the Shiny member from
New York .elssped his hands. lifted
them in the direction in which be used
to hear when. a boy.s heaven lay for
EiRce he SEtained his growth, be has had
no occssion to, refer to that locality
closed his eyes. aad said in che most
sohsssns tone imaginable. ''God of cur
fsshefs give M psace, = Men who never
laughed beforc. Laughed. then. The
scsas would have made the mort pious
rscluss guhsw right oat. 1t was Peck
sniff % a.dols The deyil gaOting scrip
snrs isn't asIcircaaasaanee 20 Fernando
rolling his eyes and Making d prayer
Thkss Was D sanctlmoaions whins ! %
whas ne aaid. loo, that gauA additional
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rmR woxDERs or oUR coUS.
TRY ~s-. ~.:

The greatest in the world Is the Falls
sfNiaSara, where the water from the
great Upper Lakes t.ATlaaa river Of three
quarters az mile in width, aad then
being saddealy. contracted, plungcs over
ths rocks in two columns to the depth Of
GI0. faes each.
rAs kraassss eve II tke 1vcild AxhS
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. where any
one can make voyage on the waters Of a
kuhtsrranean river, aud catch fish without
any eyes .s..su. ..x,s
The greatest river in the world Is
the Mississippi, 400 miles in
lcngth.
The lsrgcst- valley in she w2rl is The
valleyuf the Mississippi, Il cont sines
Sol, 900 square miles, aud is one ur the
mot fertile and profitable regions OF thu
globe,
The largest lake in the world j. Ike
Superior, whlef Il ttu'y al iuIarA s,a,
being 1870 mills long.
The greatest ua;4sal bridge in =.
world is the NAtug.l Brlts ,rec t.~!r
Greek in Nisyiai&4 /; SKI ads ,acn, .
chasm SO feet in width ana :. '.,.
in depth, at the bottom II ahieh ;..s >rvt>
9ows.
The greatest mass Of SID. ma -,
world is The irop. Mountain a N,>,g,r,
Rhsso feet high aid two n,lses. ii
circuit.
The largest number Of whale y ~ in
the werld are sent cat by Nantakse md
New Bedford
The creates, grain pott in; he worI il,
Chicago.
The largest aequeduc: in the v,rM =
the ,Crotol Acauviu'. IN Nv York
It's rlsagth is 10! miles, ana il c,st
tWelve and half million ofd1l,ar$
The largest deposits # anthracite coal
in the world are IN Peansyivan.a--jhe
mines of which sapPlyth the market villa
millions Of taus a2pually, cri an2ea. % T.,
incxhauStible,
And a.lthasc T. may Ne Observed Ere
American institutions In contrm?h -
ticn eftAens who vail not aeAnnv edge
that ours Is great country
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-18


WHERE rHE Com Cows FRoN-Oa~
observations Of the, cid terms for &evera!
years, show that the ley wave c"e""-
down over the central portion Of this
csntineat, striking eur. Western State,
and passing over TO the ocean in a south
easterly direction, The cold wave does
not effect the Pac'fe shore; it com:
down from the Arctic regions upon the
Rocky Mountains. and then turns oas;-
ward, 50 that the first news ~ have 4 i.
days before il Eeacko~ h-e, j. from.
Minnesota, Nebraska and J,ah. /.
follows. re Valleys md the >ours>' IF the
waters, and spends itself over thH Gut'
Stream. where it warns gain. -" rising
as it expands, IS waited b., k IN the '.ppe-
atmosphere. This cold ak current :
just the opposition to the warm wafer
current We call the Gulf Stream / hat
essies from the tosrid &ose frs~ser's and
is turned northward hy. thc touL -'lr4EjQn
of the lands. as the rcl! air wave Is east
ward when it strikes the mounta,Hs, ami
thence runs along our coast affecting the
climate near il, I'LL i I2ses itse.l in II,
Northern ocean and ice. 50 Goi Tia.
provjds&iu uatqrs tor heat snd ,cpia
mutually to effect each other
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-18
SOUTH CAROLINA ARROGANCE
VM ass4aR

e
I The Boston Trareler reprints from its
Issue OF April -, 1891, the following
letter, sent in from Charleston. Ii reads
amusiugly in the light of the evants which
have occurred since il Was written;
. GafsRhESTaa a SC. April iGs, lS6lY
r he Edft8fs " tsg' Bostoa TFdEefsr:
GENTLEMEN On behalf of the South
Carolina volunteers, | am dep&ted to re
Quest Geyernor Andrew, If Massachusetts
through you. that the military contingent
of your State be sent to South Carolina.
In making this request, | assure you |
but express the wish or every man, wont-
an, and child, 10 our State. We number
about ten thousand men, we'll armed and
accounted, and anxious for hight, and
cordially invite any numbcr from your
s.t,in 20 give Us meeting. ~ not.
however, send them iu the feet thft APP
pearci IF Charleston harher uVrjus the
bombar,lnrant If Font Sumter. fur fear
hat their timidiJy wuh iutrrtrrc With
their Euain6. S,ld all Na~, arhusetts
men; a.u, r.u,u Prnn>yl mia tvr the reg,
ltuent # that State danted at Ncrrn
tlordo nor from New YORK, for AZ Cher
ubuseo although they c,anuod aHl 81
eeiycd tho ri2at hon the Palmetto reg
jment .: tn Ir~t FIRE the gallant New
lIh.-r> :.ii task an bid behnI = barn.
n,,r from Indiana. ti.r al Pale Alto, the
ui1hle r12l@lsut tram 'hat State 3ed in
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Tom T.r.o7 deserves we'll cc the
country toy lis >urce~s ii attack upon
Fort Fisher. Ant pgoui al Yi,tvri~>
wherever r ~ wb-m>o,rr- gained ,hv
coaRtEy Wal pak iaii 10 alse to each OF it,
succe sstri sons the Hle71 sRrr If praise due
Iarraeut is = v.~tar and Il Scr1- ma .hc
nU.un h.n.rs h.A Porter j. the victor
a0i naval hero ii Fort T;sh@r and the
people have uo disposition Ia withhold
tren him the glosg BE has won thercoy
AID yet taey protest ac~..ust Coum -
lore Porter challenging their ho~ann&hs
by arrogant d bombas'ic dispatches
he HIS been very ur1"rtunate with the
pen, however admirable with the sword.
Ills policy has been in marked contrast
with the unaSsuming and uuobtrasiye
modesty Of Admirable Farragut. and the
difference has been immensely in the lat
ter's favor
The malignancy Of his spirit towart'
Butler, so potent is every thing he has
done or written since the first attack
upou Fort Fisher has not served to en-
nance David D Porter's popularity with
the masses who have seen and still see
in Gen. Butler, despite any aud all err
rors, an officer who has rendered valu>
able service to the country and the
eNnse. We hope for his own sake that
Commodore Porter viii not feel called
upon to publish any further dispatches,
unless he can make of them the official
reeorn Of facts and not inflated fulmin.
atioRs against living generals or dead
marines Porter and him glorifsd''
is refrain that Porter should leave
others to sing.
Daas his offensive prOauueiameatos
awaken criticisrnS Il may ind in his
successes kstle to praise and in such
hasoOS ~ the Red River expsdifiaa
much - eeHsaEs Gfate CfS.
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y. T. HoPPEE, Bookseller and statfonsr
keeps general assortment Of miscellaneous books.
seh0o! books, song books, writing paper, wall pa
per- gold and steel pens, ink and inkstAnds, music,
violin bows and strsgS, gaitsr strings fss auites
nd tuning forks, magazines, sewspaparz, aad
fsnks" notioast Pol-hioes, cousei BlpEs
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GHERIFFS SALE.

BY Virtue Of Special Execution in the case Of
PotfaEsttamie County George Snyder In the
District Court of sail County on Monday The 3tb
day of March 1855 at o clock P. NJ, at the door
u the County Treasusr's aaiee in Council BluG,
City will sell at Pablie sale the believing eserib
Cd land Of said defendant to-wits The Ell OF
Sec. 50 in TIP. "a n sfR42w.
c. v0ORHTs,
Shf. Of Pott, Ce. Iowa.