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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
CHARLES SIEBKE,
UCCEssO8 To III. DIEMEL

= FANCY DYER AND SC0URER, South
Street, near the b. & O. R. r. Depot, Wheeling,
w. Va. All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
ry description of Silks and Wooden Goods exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab,
lishment in the Western States. sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
). & G. BAYHA,

ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, a few doors above Monroe
Street, keep constantly on hand a full assort'
ment of the above articles.
W7Their wagon runs constantly to all parts
of the city with Bread. Crackers Rusks. Cakes,
etc. sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
JOSEPH TOLIVAR,
u ETAIL DEALER IN HATS AN

II GAPS No. 5 Washington Hall. Wheeling,
Va. Keeps constantly on hand a full and
complete assortment of everything in his line,
which will be sold OFT Mt the lowest market rates.
sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
JACOB GROSSCLOS,

VSUUVVsSUf 20 TTUUT . VTT""5VT0sT
MANUFACTURER OF BUGGsES,
Ml CARRIAGES. R0CKA WAYS, &c, &c,
No. 10 Market Street. keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures to order, all kinds of work in
his line OF business. Particular attention given
to repairing.
II Second haud Carriages and Buggies Tor
sale sep2n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
New York Money Market.

10y ItfVgTdpHI
New YORK. June 3.
MONEY-Easy at p cent for call loans.
STERLING-firm. at 81 C9fdI IO:. gold. for
irst class bills.
GOLD-Less active and lower, opening at
si31. declining to 81 36!. closing at IL &C..
Total exports of specie s737, 9i6.
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-More active ard
firmer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
French Confectionery.
PHILIP

a.la go - LOW ON band onj
is constantly receiving n large stock of Corfec-
tienary. Medical Baltimore Cough Candy. and
every other variety of Candy and Cakes Toys
Of every description. and \ full assortment OF
Varieties and Notions sep1i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
"Greaf Family EcOnOmiser."
ID. 8. McDONAL.

lO5 Ndin Street Wheeling, ConH dooT beo1e
NeoUs Variety Store where Cloak Making
Stamping. Braiding and Embroidering IL neatly
executed by accomplished lady artists- :
myl5Sm Il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
8. p. MILLER
G. l.. ZANE & CO.,

/ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
LIQUORS. Manufacturer of Pure Cstawba Wines,
Quincy Street. between Main and Market SITS,
Wheeling. Va, keepconstsntly on hand Brandies,
Cordials. choice Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles.
sep2i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
WILLIAM HARE,

DRt!TECAL PLUMBER AND
i GAS FILTER No. 81 Monroe St, Wheel
ing. W. Va.
E=0rdcrs rom the country attended to at
Short notice. sep2b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
SIMON KEIM,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
Brandies, WHISTLES, &c, 2I0 Market Street,
Wheeling, Va.
1 would invite the special attention of city and
country dealers, and the public generally, to
call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. sep2D
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
:. II. BOOTH. W g. BATTELLE. JC
sy+r prNr

BOOTH, & co.
DROPRIETORs OF WHARF
BOAT. STEAMBOAT AGENTS, and deal
ers in Flmily Groceries aud Boat Stores, Wheel
Ing ". Va. sep20-ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
S. F. FAIRS,

MARBLE WORKER s. sCULP-
WI TOR y" Up Main Street, Wheeling; Va
- Monumental Work of all kinds made TO
order Oh short notice. Particular attention paid
to Portrait Sculpture and Designing. sep9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
P. r. XINN,

P. r. ZINN,
ERUITERFR s. C0NFECTfON-
II ER, Bridge Corner, Wheeling, w. Va
wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign Fruits,
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer OF Refined
Candy.
Wedding and other parties furnished on short
notice and accsmm0dif: ng terms. sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
SYMPTOM VS..

A single hottI, VILLA, - Iuonth-to be us"'
three times a day
DIR - II SEELYE y CO,
Chicago Sole Proprietor'
McCAHE KRAFT s. 60, Wheeling Whol"
sale Agents inr eastern Ohio aud West Nirgihi'
and sold 10y druggist "vcrYwh"r i"l"'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05
BALTIMORE &OHIO R. R

OFFICE BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD Co
WHEELING STATION, Nov 8 is6i
nIsSENGER TRAINS VEI.b. RUN
by the following schedule ou and alter No
vemb0r 6 1854:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAVE LhAFE-
Whceliugat 100 AN Baltimore g4I T. "
RcnwooJ 100 " Wash. Jnnc IG:n7 '
Nouudsyiue 1900 NJ. Martinsburg. 1913 A N.
Grafton sos +. NJ Cumberland 7l6
Oakland 600 Oakland 'u;i,,
Cumberland il:l0 Grafton ..Elb'
Martinsburg. 3:13 4. NJ. Monndsyille ole
Wash ..Junc. S.I4 " RcnwOot ffa "
ARRIVE At ARRIVE At
Baltimore $40 " Wheeling lilo =. 81
breakfast thinner.
MAIL TRAIN.
LEAVE LEAVE
Wheeling al. $50 T. AZ. Baltimore ut $3.50 A. IL.
Bepwood. ... 1890 d" Wash. juno $50 "
Moundsvillc. .il:01 " Martinsburg Boo r. ~
Grafton 49, .3:3g NJ. Cumberland. lis "
Oakland ..... 6.23 " Oakland. 1913 "
Cumberland ..0:36 d" Grafton Ill" VI.
Martinsburg ia p. n. Moundsyille 90"
Wash. June. Gel " BeuwOOd go. Ga
ARRIVE Ar ARRIVE At
Baltimore 30. Gas T" Wheeling Go
w. p. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
r.. b FORD
noy5 General Agent MNruiu-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-05

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-05
HUMORnuS.

\ French priest vIl0 had usually d SEA!
congregation, was one day preaching at the
church 10 his village when, the doors being
open, gauder and several geese came stalk
ing up the aisle. The preacher, aYailiiE
himself Of the cirGuns lance, observed thS:
he could no longer find fault y ith the pcopie
Of the district fer their nch-atten9ance. To-
cause, though they did not come iheE.,lv =,
thoy sent their Representatives.
WHITE NEGROES are nUw GSunGant--i'3t 81
albinos, but freedmen, who tecl good deal
grander than the whites under the excite.
ment Of liberty TO leaf rcuud in id!encss
and dissipation. They arc like the whites
in the same way will the Indian described
il lIarper's "Drawcr:"
Ono Of the Indiana OF = saall band OF tho
Chippewa tribe, by the name OF Jerry Che.
bo, OF Gcbo, pIo:esscs 10 have become civil.
lied, as his own words will testify.
Il no more InEen; | hiteman--ughi
dress like bitemau, | talk like h;tcman, [
drinks hisky like hiieman, geis drunk
like hiteman-ughl | nt more Ipgen; |
for a lit munne to &c; lit hisiSy!'
WAS at negro--l beg pardon, a color
ed--csmp-meeiing, few years since. One
hlteTncD1 "A tO4cIEl I4oiicf lOOG tDt btGu4
aud discoGrsed upon the 'Millelneum. In
his remarks he had occasion 10 refer 70 the
prophecies. YES, M bredrsn, said he, the
swords aal the spears, and the guas, and
everything Of that sort, as the Scripture
Gays, shall be turned iato ploT-shares and
something else-I disrenembeT vhht--Rnd
the sckols GrEIlsTy A;S raiiT0acS. Amen /;
thus LET il be-
Sam B-was elected to the Lover HouEe
Of the California Legislature. San rEs
not remarkably brilliant genius, thougl
lie had his share Of hoz0rs from his party
1t sGs during Inc struggle in the Crinea.
San was On the Committee On Military af-
fairs lie wanted sgraethiuz lor the com
nittec 10 DO. One day he rose deliberately
in his place, and, with great gravity, said
81 Mr.. Speaker: War, pesiilence and fnIniHs
are tie great seourges Of tie hunsn race
But var is the worst II all. An a frieaG
70 peace, and an willing % DO anything in
ny u0zer 70 settle dificulties. / Therefore
move 10 refer the troubles between Russia
and the Nestsrn powers % tie C3mmitfse
. E--ffs--- sFsi-- - - - -r-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-05
-. Qen. Androwa Commanding nj Hous

g5.Gcn. Andrews commanding ut Hous-
ton, paid visit to Brenham on the 10th,
and made speech! to the people, Of which
the Telegraph has the following remarks:
We learn from Col. Hutchings, and 9TH
crs who we're present, that there was large
crowd present, numbering thousands. They
we're assembled in a grove just outside OF
town. From one-fourth to one-.hird Of the
audience we're negroes, very msny Of whom
we're sent in from the plantations, 10 learn
and report to their fellows what the Gene.
raj had to say, and were Of course, the
more intelligent OF the colorcd population.
The speech was listened to with marked
attention and respect. Some remarks rela-
tave TO matrimony caused amusement 10
the darkics. While graceful allu3ion 10
the valor and devotion to the Confederate
soldiers, aud tribute of respect to ii,
gained favorable response from the many
Confederates present. On the whole NC
are given to understand that the visit Of
Gen. Andrews TO the county scot Of the
wealtbiest planting county in the State was
satisfactory to all parties and productive Of
much good.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-05
WHEAT, FLOUR, BACON, LARD,
HIDES, W0cL,
To the Public.

have prepared q Digest OF Lne
4 Constitution and Statutes Of the State of Texas,
With shose repealed rstes under each amended or
rahstuted section and also notes Of the decisions
" tie Supreme Courts Of Texas and the United States
down to the time Of publication bearing upon ev-
sry srction repealed or In force 10 rhow clearly
G6dsr proper alphabetical heAdp analy tically and
rhronologicslly arranged the Laws in force, and
th0ao upon which rights depend or which haze been
TIM subject OF judicial decision to enable tho
s.udsat ths bar and the consul; at glance
shs rsnedt.
The pisa Of numbering the articles and the notes,
- have no repetitiOns has been observed; and
~tsrser there has been reference, by the Supreme
Csgrt VI TeJn, or Of tbs United States 10 either the
Digest Of Hartley, or Oldham White, their DuInbcT
ag wn Be preserved, 90 as to render many opinions
iateligible which will rot be when these Dges;s
ihsll Be no longer accessible.
The plan will also contain appendix, which will
& fhors Of the Confederate States sil he OF
"a .he Oourts Of TEXAS. The work has been examined
and approved BY some Of the legal minds Of Texas.
Il vii D. Ar that yesrs Of research and careful
tag. arranging and indexing could mako it.
Il ir ny Intention TO 20 North within few wseks
- the work published in the latest style Of law
Iristiny and binding In the United States. Those
tssiriag eopies send me Ten Dollars, specie,
is sIuivalent and 1t viii be sent to their addIeis
sasud he eSe.hed price es less the balance vii be
refunded. 1hcs. really Wishing 90 indispensable a
vsrk expected TO pay 10 advance a. to aid and
chsspsn the publication.
ny own saares. during th. printing will be a,
Ara osrr my services TO tzoss desiring TO PROSE.
ass claims for money Eecsi amnesty, and 10 those
snsfchaats ding my services in the Eastern cities
My aciiities will present superior advantage As
every vii neceE.srily involve somt extensive
corresp ndenca retainer corresponding 20 the mag
ntufs nf the business must Invariably accompany the
sFplicafoa for my services For the present letters
ran b. zidresssd 20 ne ~ Austin, or % l. A G. W.
Pasrhtl. San AntoniS. Hoties VIII le given 0i nlE
tfpsrtu-t.
EsaIs payer, publi.hing this potios, at the usual
afys4ff hg rGter will be rad ~ copies of hs Digest.
GEORGE ". PAsCHAL.
AuriiE, July &, iss5.-s6.ln.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-05

RussIA ASD TKG CsITEp SfA7Es--Epss.s
is our best friend abroad. The Russians
snap ~ our now in7on;:ons &c! gnsch!pery
G5 flst Us hey come int, sight. A! :ke late
.a.r 81 Hamburg almost every ulachiag
fr:u America ~ exhibition Tas purchased
IL optic Of German competition, fer RUss:a.
The iargcsi e., Y:re OF tho wo.ii is or ths
d. "a rosa Of progress, and under ;2e vase
cJ;dance cf the C-E- Alexander, "a putting
forth immense vigo= :crArds making avail
able ;is unlimited rcs5uic cts. In :his work
Auegistns are having their fui. sbsre.--.
To sag nothing Of the s;apsn3c=s un5g--
taking Of toe great Russian and Alcr.csE
international telegraph, which starting from
CUR Pacific slopa, is pushing its gay ever
the Tllds of British an1 Russian AnJrieE
r. cross Behring'S SiTaits. 70 meet the Rus-
fiaE line beginning lie Ners sni extend
Ing scross tie Thols trsaith Of kGrops s=i
.Asia--to ray n5thi7g OF this huge joiat sE
terpIise Of Russia and Amer.ca-on Rue
sian soil and ia Russian cities, Americaa
energy and tbiii;y are aimost everywhere
employed. Ou: Cagiuecrs lay out hvszisf
rsi.Eays szd oiLcr pubiic works. Oar ne
cbanics not oniy senI machinery aud shiPs
;s Russia, but tiey 60 there q Construct,
Improve ami invent. Ns1t 70 TIE southern
Ststcs the Russian empire is tie best mar
ke. for American nEnufbctures. Russia,
ike Aueries. dsva:es herself principally
70 tie development 0f her internal re
sources. Her Interests never clash with
ours. and il secns impossible tLht hey ever
sL5rid. The ts0 uS-t powerful nations of
the earth ca hardly help bsiHgths best Of
frisn1s.-E o. TfI1es.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-05

CIR orr THAT STUNP.--Among the parol-
ed rebel soldiers who came up on the steamer
Lady Gay on Tuesday, vas man a little
over seven and a half feet in height. lie
started out with the Missouri troops at tic
commencement OF the war, and stuck TO
them until the "dog was dead and never
received scratch Soon after he was mus
tered into the reoel service, the regiment
TO which he belonged appeared before the
Colonel on dress parade, and the Colonel
who prided himself on the hne appearance
and good size Of his men, cast his eyes
along the line, with q smile OF self satis-
faction until they rested on the towering
form Of the tall Missourian, when he knit
his brows, and called out fercely in thunder
tones. sect of that stump, you impudent
sccundrel, or III order you under arrest"
The soldiers looked al each other, wonder
ing VIA; tie Colonel meant, but no one
moved. Finding the authority treated with
disrespeet he fairly boiled with rage, and,
Advancing 70 the big soldier, he exclaimed
what IN the ID are you standing on 2"
The s,idisr respectfully replied. "0n ny
feet Co.onei" The Colonel ras completely
taken absek a. lie surveyed this tall speei-
men Of humanity from head TO footiu blank
sInaEeI1ent; he mumbled an apolorv for
rude remarks aud FASTENED away. leaving
bis men e0nVulsed with laughter. saGet Of
that stump became a by-worJ viii the
Nissouri rebels, and Il vii no doubt live
20 l9u- - he Nissc1-in- -- Cgi-s Ds-so--1t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-05
se-The following items are from the
Austin Gazette, July 25th:

sas~The following items are from the
Austin Gazette, July 25;h:
a FIRE occurred in this city last night
about ten o'clock which consumed the entire
residence Of Major Ell Kirk, with the out
buildings. The family saved only fen
articles OF furniture and twoortlrce trunks.
Mr. Kinks loss is several thousand doliafs.
The fire, it is thought, originated from b
store pipe, in the kitchen, which had be-
come accidentally disjointcd, and was not
discovered until too late.
A portion OF Gen. Merritts cavalry com
mgpd--one rcgimcntN. Y. Csvalry--pasGet'
through our city this morning. The Gen
eral and Saff are looked for in t.e course
OF tso or three days, with the remainder OF
the command, said to be about six thousand.
The greater number Of thcss troops, Ie hesr
are TO be sent TO San Antonio, and South
and West Of that point.
Since the above was written, and JUST ss
we go to press, the L. 5. flag has been rAis-
cd on tie Capitol building, and salute Is
being fred from the guns Al the foundry
Gen. Merritt aad STAFF have arrived and
established Headquarters at the Governor s
Mansion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-05
AdmInisfraforss Notice,

HtHE undersigned having been ap-
n Dc ,rfs1, st the yuns Term of the U0uOlzbis
Pru1ais Court Of Kaufaan county, AdministrEfor of
~ Bststs of JAMES n. HeReynoids. deceased. no
llcs d hsrsby given 70 al psrsout holding claims
aains aid estate, 20 present. then prgperiy aufhsu-
ti1sfsd, within the tine prescribed ty lur, snd al
rsrs1ns iadts.s1 g sGlo estate VII rsais uued-ais
pETurrt % 1UeGIE.
Z s-l'- sfsh, ~ esJs=ss y. E-Rsyssi5s. d--'s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-05

1 KrEG ron CAsADA.-lt is stated that a
plan has been matured in England TO avoid
all cause Of difficulty with the United states
about Can ada, by making British America
sn independent kingdom, with monarch
elected by the people, his throne 70 be guar
sn,eed by several European powers besides
England-Belgium, Holland, Denmark and
Greece, for example, with these pOtentates
supporting the King Of Canada, and GIN
liar league Of Emperors, supporting the
Er peroT Of MEXICO. II is hoped By people
on lie ether side, that the world may swing
On smoothly for the remainder Of Its years
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-05

H- Sherman, of ohio, says dat with tie
present stamp duiies an1 tie National Ts--
e, levied by ths Congress of he Uuniiel
stsfes. the rb-.= 7-.- - L. 80: = -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-05

Vas Loi the poor Indian, any reisfi"p .
LcH. re talloon nsIf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-05
TANNIN HOUSE,

HOUSTON, TEXAS,
Col. J. H. MURRAY, Proprietor.
rI,HIs we'll known house Ia now open for the recep
tion Of visitors aad ;ravelorr, aud every Rt,en'
'ion will ps paid to secure the comfort Of s guea
ilys me q call. l2G'Hl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23
Siout City 8tgisttr
Union, Anti-Neg 70 Suffrage Ticket
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

From Maine to the Missouri river, there
has recently been assembled series of
conventions Of the Democratic element of
the country, to consult on the present
state of affairs, aud nominate State Off
GERS for popular support. The resolutions
adopted by, and the speeches made be-
| fore, these large bodies Of delegates. have
been Of high character for patriotism,
IN all cases directing the public thought
to the need of supporting the President
in his constitutional plan Of restoration,
OF strict economy in the management of
the nations finance, Of the reinstatement
OF civil, aud the overthrow Of military
courts, Of the free operation Of the writ
OF ha6eas corpus, of an equal and fair
distribution of the burdens Of taxation,
and the restoration Of order and law in
every State and section.
The only response received by these
conve ntions, 10 return for their expressed
determination to support the President in
all the constitutional measures he NAV in
aueurate, has been in substance what the
party presses and leaders on the other
side would prefer to have them. They
want things managed on a strict party ba-
sis. All through the war they insisted on
rubbing out party lines, while they kept
running a party machinery themseles;
now they want nothing but party arrange
men's, and worse than oil, no party but
their own. The people wi hardly listen
to so selfish scheme with the patience
these men and Journals hope for. The
country has Interests whose care demands
the attention Of all good men before the
interests Of party plans. It's not less
mark of disloyaI.y now to place obstruc-
tons in the way Of permanent pacifca
ton, and restoration Of the Union, than
it was to oppose the authority Of the gov.
eminent while war was actually raging.
The nation is passing through season of
great peril now, as i. was then. This the
Democrats and Conservatives understand,
aud proceed to act on tn. understanding
they would make this an undivided coun-
try again at the earliest possible day
They arc prompt to offer what assistance
they can to constitutional plan for re-
storing fraternal relations between the
North and the South. They would have
trade, commerce again, and prosperity fol.
lowing in their train. To these demon.
STATIONS Of Democratic sentiment and
spirit, the general response has been
hearty to the limit of enthusiasm. The
skies are rapidly Frightening, aud the
omens promise success. 1t is the inevita-
BILE order Of events that the admnistra
ton Of this free government must be Civ
en- into the hands Of men devoted only to
constitutional liberty.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23

1a~ Have you seen Farmers new stock
of goods and heard his new theory in re-
gard to the purchase and sale of it, if not
you should without delay see the one and
hear tho other
He says people may talk as much as
they please abou. buying for cash and sell.
ing for cash, but that those who adopt the
practice cant near begin to compete in
selling with those who buy on credit and
sell for cash. Bat this is not near all OF
it Go and see, and hear for yourselves,
and you will come away satisfied that our
attempted explanation of his theory falls
as far short Of doing it justice as does our
recommendation Of his goods to describe
what he has got and how very low he
cells
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23

D>F Letters remaining UNCLAIMED in
the Post Office at Sioux City, September
-, 1868. TO obtain any of these letters,
the applicant must call for d1certised let.
terS, give the date of this list, and nav
one cen: for advertising If not called
for in one month, they will be sent to the
Dead Letter. UNice.
John Brown, William Brown, Jacob
Bond, Havid Blake II. B. Barnes .. ],
Bans2er. ". H. Bartlett, Miss Molly Bran
ford, }. p Cooper, Thomas Cutshal, A.
n. Dodd, A. Emerson, J. W. Fletcher, W.
u. Freeman, \. Il. Goodwin, c. W. Gil.
bert, Samuel Green, II. ". Granger, Mrs.
Mary Goodman, G, ]. Hug, John Hutch
ms ,, Capt. W r. Henry 2, Jacob Miller,
Mrs. Charlotte L. Mason, A. s. Post, D.
Robbins, T, 4. Robertson 8, G. J. Riddle,
James l.. Smith, James T. Stuck, Miss
Louisa S;Co;r, William Story, Miss Nancy
F.. Wells.
! G. G. HOSkINS p
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23


L. WILLIAM II. olOAt.. Governor of
the state OF Iowa IN pursuance Of law
ana py virtue OF the authority IN me yes
ted' 90, BY this my proclamation, publish
ana make known, that a
utNtHAL ELECTION
"'il he held on the Second Tuesday Of
OCTOBER next,
N'cToREE lV'n 1900
"nen the 'o''o"'"s oi''}"s viii be filed by
we ~ '''' e'ec'''S u 'N' >'a'e OF Iowa.
'~0 % "o'e'"of'
n"0 o1.ee o' Lieutenant GOVERNOR
"e o''eo "a 'uose OF Inc supreme
~ou''
Inc O'hce OF Superintendent Of Public
Instruction.
Whereof, the Sheriff Of each Conntv
~.
'' ' ''' % '"e '',''e' WIZ 'aAe
-A'So' a. 'ne sa''e '''he VIII De held
SrEC1AL ELECTIONS
to fill vacancies hy vote Of the el,c.ors of
'he several a'stric's' as follows
In the 3>th Senatorial District, the Of
fee Of Senator, vacated bv the resipna.
"'n o. non H. ;. DFunson'
In the tlst Senatorial District, the Of
fce of Senator, vacated bv the res;gna.
ZION OF non u. q. Gray.
Whereof, the SheriiFs Of Fayette and
Alamakee Counties, and the electors If
,ho rs,h o,1 A., u., D.
will take due notice and be governed ac-
cording,v.
n Tss,;norr Wbare,c 1h.v. hou,,.
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W, NJ STONE.
By the Governor.
JAMES WElGlir, Secretary Of State.
Captain jeremiah Lockwood, late Of the
9th Iowa Cavalry, has been arrested in
st. Paul on charge Of horse stealing.
~,
me s'a'ement that the president has
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23
NUMBER as.

Esy~ REMOVAL. Our Post Office is to
be removed to the building on Pearl ST.,
formerly occupied as the Eagle Printing
Office. The location is good one, and
very convenient to the business portion of
the city.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-23

~Twenty Eve hundred sheep, belong,
ing to Col. Moody, passed through town
thia week. IN route for Dacota Territory.
When will some public benefator introduce
On equal number into this couuty1