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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29

RICHMOND, April 25th, 1866.
TCEl ICE! ICE!-Having made arrangements for
fnlI sunpy of ice for the season, will open ny ice
house this morning and will be pleased to furnish my
old friends and customers with pure spring water ice al
a very low price In large or smah quantities.
N's'' " ROBERT REID,
ar28-3ts Ice House ON 6th street near LI.y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
WANTS.

purchase a good secon Inland
w SPRING WAGON in sound running order.
'Annv AT 36MAIN STREET.
an1S-9t-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29

A WHITE MAN WANTED who understands packing
n and asserting Copper, Brass and Rags at No. lss
Broad street, near 9th. ,,r nm
ap 28-2- a. SMITH SO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
WOOD! WOOD Z

InO CORDS WELL.SEAs0NED PINE WOOD for
4)O sale Il is about three miles from the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Railroad st the first crossing be
yond the Chick ahominy.
& stacks Of nice What straw.
kDply through Richmond =. o. E at ny res5enoe on
Brook lump ke- Johh %. OnHNchAm'
Au9o-dIWt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29

T1ARM FOR RENT NEAR THE CITY..We offer for
rent for TIE balance Of the year, Farm on t .9e
Rrook Turnpike about one and half miles from the
city conta ming about l7J acres, on which there are
20 or 80 bushels of wheat and oats seeded ana some
clover and grass and very large gSfoen PaH'eu ia
vegetables with fruits, &c. -. -. tv,
The Improvements comfortable and the i1I ouilu
ngs extensive the place well watered and healthy
TOT TOT @Int'' "e" 'Pp' GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

Have repossessiou Of their Offices in The above named
cities and prepared to forward all military freghts
Packages for civilians should be accompanied BY
permit from the military authorities,
ADAMS EXPhESS COMPANY,
b9 Broadway,
l42 Broadway, and
an l-ts Twenty.Seventh street,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-28

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4ef313 td8lp$ (3a&afcse sa5aeEanaen} Dsprg 900
@fp1ea5ag t&gLH @eer3E $40,
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5g6 3pehjat aeH2Gpeagtj ERE faopeGIt9.
Der 9arper3 6errp uno Greberid Qccom baticu8z3 ua,
roefli4, perlaBt Baltimore nm. 4 1lbr gfa6 mittag8. Seffz
19 berlaBt bjeiec Bug 5orper8 6errp nm 6 16r Wlprgens
ato 6pePerid I'M 7llPr, tG8li4 (au8geupntmen Spnntags)
90 Bug aa@ Gatcotts AGtas sege 0oa Baltimore
~ss9gGe0s nal $40 9nb 1000, Hn6 gta@mj&taes 2.OO.
ans ssa GGjcsEt'8 sa;us gtptgems 7.zO ans II go, nmb
giGGg1$65a 3.39s 4HitgEa1 Gv @
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-28

SgtfG anaefO IN III etse aeae G3aarea.
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l9Q 8uf1el ueue Brune gr5ten,
800 b. epISen cher galtfcruia srHisp,
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300 SECS 9eiGditt @erfs n aTsp stusan,tfn,
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SerIprerc Wsiunopett pteecrper5ufe1en tgrtei Tsdn jetn9
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Iber stn
Observation-Disclosures ibrer 6eiltraft pegsn
tn Deutfblanb rubnIt6it tetannt uab ssaGtet, uab tastu
F9 aud 9ter felt ben lesttn bret Sabren etnen tOItbsu @u
erSprbeu uub et6nen 19 teiencers sur
0cilltng bDStplllioer uno barTtafl9cr
&ranfDeiten,
unb Ipute gttentdnb BITE 5pfnung, gebeElt ju roerhent al 9eben
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Defenders betlfara errtefen, altt
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100, $50 ant $40. uab S2a3aa $50, uab $50
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Absans Der Gilsnba6nsitse.

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set, Dsartreal GCltfeu,. 8re2g1Br, S9ntabeL 8Idbuu8ea
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gcrntr elMpktle Id g3untrnna's Gptt6BttfBe $50.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21
LATEST NEWS.

The Indians have com menced depre-
dations on the plains. Late dispatches say
they have burned four Ranches, mail
station, stealing large number Of horses
and cattle and destroying large amount
of property; Telegraph Line torn down
for some distance aud wires carried of.
There was some fighting, loss not as.
certained.
Jim Lane has been reelected to the
United States Senate by the Legislature
of Kansas.
On the 18th a Confederate force I'M.
der Gen. Rosser, attacked The town and
garrison of Beverly, West Virginia, cap.
turing the town and large portion OF the
force defending it.
The steamer Arsgo, from Fort Royal,
brings the rather doubtful report that sew
eral counties in Georgia have recently
held elections, and declared by large ma
jorities in favor of seeding from the Con-
federacy. and returning to the Union.
Fort Fisher was captured BY assault
on the 10Th, after severe fight Of seven
hours, our loss il about five hundred.
The Senate passed the resolution for
the abrogation Of the cipro"ity treaty
with Canada, by vote Of 81 to 8.
1t is rumored that Sheridan is 10 have
new and important command.
Hen Edward Everett, died at bis
residence in Boston, on Sunday last, Jan.
18th, 1865.
-Blair's sole business was to recover q
number Of important private papers, title
deeds, etc., where taken from his residence
by the rebels when near Washington II
was very kindly received and had frank
and full conversations with jeff Davis
and other leading men, bu, shcse resulted
in nothing deGnite
FIX Governor Jacobs Of Kentucky,
who returned with Blair, reports tina,
there is strong peace feeling among the
citizens Of Rich mond, and even among
officers Of high grade He predicts q
cessation Of hos!ilties within two months,
and proposal for peace from the rebel
government.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21
New ,Advertiscm'ts


DY virtue of venditoni exponas to ME issued
- from the Office Of the Clerk Of the Di.trir,
Court Of Woodbury. county. Iowa. ON the 18th day
OF January 1850, commanding me to sell the west
half OF sw Or. Of section number 3, and the north
east fractional quarter of section number a. and
the south east quar- ter of north west quarter and
east half Of south east quarter, and north east
quarter OF south west quarter, and south west
quarter or south west quarter Of section number /
IN township 81, range number A west, and tho
II" or OF NV qr"f section number 9, tuwaship 'Bs;
range ~. and sW fractional quarter Of section mum
Der 3d. township 81. range number a., IL in Wood
bury county, Iowa heretofore levied upon bv virtue
OF an execution issued on Judgment rem Cered ia the
case of iootlc jackson W. NJ +. Moore ct al, nd
returned unsod for want of bidders. Now there
lore Will by virtue of said writ exposc at public
sale ut Che Post Once door in Sioux City in Wood
bury county, Iowa. on the 18th day of February
1860, between the hours of O'clock A. NJ and
O'Clock !. n. on said day, the above described
property The said land will be sold a. the prop
erty OF ME-. Moore to satisfy said Judgment inter
est and costs upon said execution in favor of loot
Il Jack son for the use Of @. II. =. Archer vs. NJ F.
Moore ct al Said sale will commence at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. on said day
EDWARD TODD,
Sheriff Of Woodbury. county Iowa
Sheriff Office, Sioux CITY, Jan. 10, ls65-4v
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21
LETTER FROM FORT RANDALL.
FoRT RANDALL, Jan. 18Th, 1865.

Fort RANDALL, Jan 18Th, 1865.
FRIEND FRENZY As usual, no local
news at this Post. We have been visited
since my last by Capt. Miner aud Captain
Pell, the latter on his way to District Head
Quarters. The Captain reports all quiet
above, and that he had had friendly talks
and arranged conditions of peace with the
Uuquapaws and Black Feet Indians
These are two Of the most powerful tribes
we Tough, last summer
Isec by the papers from Iowa that the CT.
liens Of that State are exercised somewhat
In the matter Of draft said to be coming
| am inclined to think the proclamation
calling for 100000 more is forgery
Last fall, jus: prior to the election, we
were assured by lie most intimate friends
Of tie President that there were men
enough in the field aud would not be
another draf. if Lincoln was elected. 1t
was also stated that all iutima,ons Of
another draft were Copperhval lies
Believing these stories majority Of the
people voted fer Honest Ola Abe, aud
now after the continued successes Of our
arms since that time | cannot believe the
ho"est old man has called for or author
ized draft for men who are no, needed
Most Of the people in Iowa however do
not sec il in the light o: Joke. Bounties
are being offered SIZE to volunteers by
nearly every county in The State. Well,
Frenzy, bonnties are a mighty nice thing
for them that get them, but it hardly seems
just that we poor fellows that enlisted
when no dra!. was talked Of Or local bounty
paid should 90 taxed to keep the miserable
remnant of the species who are afraid of
gunpowder in out Of the draft. Agreeing
as | do with the President, | think the
war should be conducted, carried on and
prosecuted fer the Enal freedom Of the
colored nan until the lsss man (white
man) is either killed OF wounded, aud the
last dollar expended. Yet believing all
this | do not SEQ the justice in taxing one
soldier who only gets government pay for
the purpose of giving large bounty to
another. | will not say it is wrong. for
that would perhaps be giving aid and
comfort to the Copperheads. bu, will say
that ii it is fair il is dreadful hard.
Batter, see by the papers, has failed
again. always thought him great man,
and he is. lie has been beaten oftener
than any other man il. the service, and
never won; yet he remains obstinate and
srowls like brave man. Is he not good
grit
Oar parer here is having vacation
You did what asked by Lieut.. Gates
Thank you. Try and see if you can make
a Lieutenant Of Sergeant McAllister who
is a. your place now. sympathizing deep
y with you poor fellows in the State who
are sea:ed by Old Abe's last joke in shape
Of threatened draft, Iremain yours,
THOMPSON.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21

BILLIARD g. BOWLING SALOON
IN tbs City knoanas
TIE ALEXANDRA A."

There are in this Saloon Three First CIass
Billiard Tables, tso of whirh are new with
late beds and all ether modern Improvement, -~
The Bowling Alley IL in good running condition,
aud both Billiard and Bowling Alley are doin1 a
good busiaess,
T"ans one wishing {" engage in the saloon bust,
ness, no better opening can be found than il here
onersd' For conditions and terms Vt sale arrl. to
the proprietor rn the premises.
WV, HTTrHINS
Sioux City. Pee. t2th, is6i~~tr
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21

--Scene-The church door on Sunday.
Frederick-"There, nov, how very pro.
voking I've left the prayer books At home.
Msris-"Vell, never mind, dear; but do
tell me, is my bonnet straigh. ?"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-21

During the year Just ended, Jadge
Hampstead Of Dubuque county issued two
hundred and eighty seven marriage licen'
ses. So says the Dubuque Times.