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snbaftens.ofaes Der ger. ct. strnee.


Baltimore, 5. Oft. 1865.
9etRestIte anaebpte TN DuPlttat merger
Gnf bteer Office biz Drnnertd9 rem az. ~ ,o3o
WltttdaS IL Ibr utaeeeneenCnnen UNI has Yer. 81, Shril-
fens Departentent tn Baltimore, Nbg gu rsriefen nit =
&iiten,
fir 6 WsDrote, sUm 10. 0tt. 1866 Bis Is. Gp;il 1866, isi's
fe sebraudt werben unb In feIeenten VrSteu;
NU. I.-I5L 3pl lang IL 3. wsit OK 3. ttsf innsrs NtdB
@s. 2.-l9H to 1Oh to to ~
SIS. SD 30 9 10 8 70 20
GnauitI tiaen aus inrGn ateftDseltsm wstBtn Gannsn5Uli.
Der , del aulen mus elsiafaas elait %esartst:st en-
YrU6en tSnnen e~ineeteben mer6en IN NO. lO5 sOnsaref;,
pOIelbf bic Stfrn abseiieiert 10 rfen.
Nnafbets maNea aaf Jrrmulare seI4rie6en fetu, wti6e
Guf tteer Office Su ta5en Iinb, uo bic bsnt &n9ebpt betge.
fusten gerttftate muTsn bur1 aSst seraatDUttIidse Sarssu
uatsrseihuet fetn. ti
3a6luns pfrS mDnatlt& tn Iplten Tpnbs esma6t, ais &C.
ra6r an 5anh ine; fnb teine %uUr9dnbsn, ipbalb ais wel6e
~etn9eteA.
SsOe gsrIUn pbtr je6e girrna, Eei8e Mnsebpte nna8t. uus
hiSielbea bur6 einen SrsIeio b~e6letten, wenn ni6t etn iplGer
bier restfrtrt purbe.
8brmdS WtIfea,
(re6-l2l Rreb. Brio. Sen. Il. 6 @. II, g, u.
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pascal Rteben ron Cincinnati, FER @rfnter tit,
9erduS5rber FER reueu ua6 b%erutntteh Nettpbe gum 3u'
t6neiben ppn alien 6Crmen up @)rGBsn pon 8inter- I'M
0lrentleiterr, 5erren 9emten Snaben.SO1eW unb Safen
Stdot. naterridt in bee neten, bGhf finfaten unb IN
tdum In elmer baiben Suunoe 81 etlernenten 3uidnrise
Metb5ee mjrp ppn bSnnietten untet duEerf Itterdfen 8e6inds
un9en ertbeilt A9ent2n uno gDieecrpertlufer 1elner Nfc=
heue Iper0en fur ices Conn uno @enntp perlangt. Jtit Ell
I mem %nlSSf ia g'a s a. IT $ FER I'M Stanfti tag
ndbsrer Nustunit pSQe man I'D gefali st nielten in no 10
9. 9ibe 5tpfr. unt Snar td9lib ron 70 uDr ii rsens. tun
1-3 utr ~gtatmittl8s unb Su g. nbr MbentS. (30e 1T
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SunOcshnnhtIfaOt.

@afbtnstOn, 4. Sftbr. De- prGli=
bent unter3eidnete beute 50 9arbons, taupt
iQ6ltA fur 9erlon aus Nlabama, 1ennelIee,
Strginien uno giorp Carolina. Dielelben
tpurpen benz Staat5letretar CUR llnterldrift
aliaelhtdt. sa..-.L. i. 80
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3lel,v O~n5eigcn.

GOocs= &luScige.
@s7ern frI6- 5 Iiinuten nod, 2 tGr itiIb @tIbe1m
@ a | m, Spbu SDn QDtlbelm unb Wtaria Gain, i'm 8. Sc,
tel Silbre. lin iiue &bettnltnle bttien
(fr) .. Die trauerubeH GItern.
Bis bierber unb ni6t tpeiter
Git meiHe piiger abnr .--".1'...a 70 .a 81
SD tret' 9etrpf III letter -- t.. ,lt.-;
Die 8etj' gum 9imn1el AT;
ptt feten unb e uenn Sabre
Staff mid TER bitere Sob iF 1t. 20.
PIN auf tie &etdsRba5re-
Sest meg nit Fetn uno ytctb.
@ltern, 1eibWteern unb Yerwanbten, e'-f--
Sic ib psrlaiPn muBr ~fs.- .
Srpie 1uh zen 8et1nnten,
Ga5' TO cen AbidtetearuB;
9ein VGter IN ben pTben, 1. taQtf1iL4|
getu bsil'Nfn Geiit unO SCbn,
q. Q8ero' ib bic Sdpeltsr leben,
Die mid err1Ttet ldpn. aEE itr)
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"r eTrpfburg, 2S. Sept. 1865.
Sreunten un6 @efdnntel mibme ib be iraurtse Wa6rt6t,
rap metne 0iel1et ette 5rau y ettt, r9sb 2pc1er, am rs.
b. III. ibreln iIngf5n 6iuoe int Gree tdbeefpigt 1T une swar
i'm Mlter ppu u ,Sntren. I'm niae Sbetlnatne bittet 81
t Spiepb SGntNrf. "a
~ 81. StSJt5. pCGe 8sf. crpirel. 6 (r3 q;
SsSSesSz
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Rre11 r=Wereilt.

Sdmmttt6e WlttaItCeer hes rbig n 9ereins rerten bier,
nit 9eteten, elmer WeridnmIltns, wel6e nadfen Sonntaa
tpl, tei5uWrbuen 0a tifie @%erammluna Gle Iebte opr bem
am is Oft abtublitenren Srausr- @pu9re6 tit, 70 ntrb plntt
Iibes GriteineH erp1rtet re
Ote &tran8ement=GUm tts nirb ttren @eridt ~erftatten.
(trid) as -tl. = tst -r Gbp. Sttefel,- SCfr.
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Weetcrmuo 0srfanf.
@rpBer luttionsz @ertaui BON eonfi3cirtem unt
suriif1eldiIenem Gi1entburu.

0NtNWH NINTTNHNHF NFSI"tF"HN'
Sin Strfauf Fnbet iatt I'M pu5lic store, Satrl
Ode BON Gn9 uno g 1nturbfr beBinnenb INT 10 lbr Dorm
am Wltttrpb, 4. Oft. 1865, unb ftrteluernb tiglid bis auft
pertluft lit.
dnter zen gu Sertauienten gBanren tefnten lid cine erpft
g1rtte SGumpUue Drp9cpeS, brdune Ntuelins uno 0ep1
tursh8 IN Sluen, 8IantttS. Sud, &leiter, Iasat, club I'M
Sttefel @tieuwaaren Itaueurrn. alebiSinen. Sittel, @fprb.
gef4trre NctiDnS unb Nltrtei, fur; ierer Artitel, FER cine,
Ndmen bat.
QDtttere5 in fs1tern YrSeiaen.
Sssin9uu9en badr IN Nesierung Spelb tpr Nblieferuns. 81
Auf Srper gGK 8 u. &tSIeS
Super SPECIAL aet z. Neentur
S-ftluf BON SUbn s. Mc StItOn,7
Sam. s. Scsfr & Sebn unS f.
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SM6titem8zoffce Ser ger. ct: 24rmee

9D. 25 SUatb Stydfe,
0alttmpre, Wb, 2. : T.. 1865.
gerFegelie AnQebote In Dupiteat uerbsn IN ttelsr Office
acknowledgements bis gum IL. Qttobar Nttti8S IL lter UNI
BEN Der. Stain Subitten5- SepGrteTent abJnl!Cfein tn
Baltimore, Wta, 81 Iteern
&altOffeln uno 3piebaln,
In euten TIA fen 616trn Serpadt uno Al ipiGen 8etsn urb
IN fGlten QuautitateH ju ltefsrn, ais fur etntn Mfp at pom
10. Jlgpbt, 1865 az, uStpfe inb.
Dte Mn6ebots muien auf SsOrmuIaren ~gefheben, Bic IN
btsitr Office ) tetSTmsn anS unl mus tin &ertiftat ban
Ausebple ~btt9efUst fem. has bon Spsi eerdntrSrtlt5en Gar
t,iea unterf9rt ban tit. Series Nneebrt mus etne sesrpdts
9pop Ger MnBetee am Ropfe ~dResbefet haben, unS muB ipe'
citti6 feta Ia nebtretnfimnuns nit aGen ipren 3sbins,
unger.
Dte Otesieruna bsbilt fb bas 8edt Dor, Gae pter irsenb
elm InsebOt, rel&ss ntbt DUrtbetlbaft erf6ttnt, SurnG8uf
peiitn.
SIN Baae etner Rt9terflaune Seitens tes Contractors
bes1lt fG bis SjcuperneD ent hds Ng6t FOR, onber5ae III
fIGten, nm ben Maugei W ~ereanjeu, tnssm cs Zen 2paen=
ubfrftlS uaer Ten @RntrectprCts Ger gdriet. psl3e ttre
Mslieferuns Sa made" Unite -ljst anrednet.
3daluns ptrb nab eteferGng tn iplben 5pabS sema9t ais
~9Srtaneen tRt.
Seize Peri ION -Uttr icbes Wtttglieb elmer 6irma. bic eth
Auesb0t maat, mug einen 9. Ct. b. tfnstr, rsnn Elm
iUl6er ni6t berettS in bic er Sfnre rssiattrt IT.
Srpmas DtI5pn...
Hreb yrfd. gen. II. 6. 9 u. G. 81.
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1fi1asun.

Die g.. ct. Sanitary Genni IfCn, Armee uub NaSp Gtatm
&geutur, bat ibrs SfFce bon 9O 5SS QD. 8altimOretr. na9
SO Is u. eitertplr. perlegt Deie @ssntnr wurfe %etatlirt,
nm ale Nrmee- unO Mary 5Orerun9en, @enFpnen, 8puu=
ties rudltdneige 3ablungeH &c. tpfeure far b E 9erft.
ttsten einSutrttben. b g. e q
aussefettigt auf mintIi6e rber i2rif1tde Infrnge.
GtaS9 Cob, &ctdt-Nst.r
NU. IS u. 2tecrtptr ,Sllte.
Naturalization in alen lcnalen Stad.en. 3Oie4wril4
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tpt4-9

Strner aIe Sadheine pcn II Ster Is SafOfEn.
3paNSig Gage mereen ertdntt be @ebdute We9jui1nten
8eeinslnsen: taar III JestcruneSicntS.
g. Sell,
(pf4-9) Wlalcr unb 9. 9 II g. u.
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SollinS Wlartt Nauperein SO.

8ereinSlrfat: Srlins Dtarft gp 229. 3
Sni U6t9en %eretn wtrb AM SdmItag, 7 Off, NbenSs s
ugr ole erlte n6tentlt6e gtnsdtlung ertBe enaensnrnen.
1ue e~ieleh,i0en, wel6e lid taran 6ettetliSen wOaen iinS
bterburG e%in8eiIten. 82ftl 8 0pt t1frbH.
H.. Sdecb 6 d. ii I =, prSb. Yrdf. !
(tra) 9enrp Garll, RrrS. SER. f
SrOBsSCse oes 0rOenS SObne Der Sreibeit.
pic Wit9iieter uhb Seprdftatanten fu6 erTu6t, nddaen
Spiintag, 8. Sttg WrrgenS 90 llbr in Ter 2paan SAFE an
eri6suien, unt Ger jaDrli6en ~Serlammlune tetsu,rrbnen. q,
Sm Auftra9 s1n4res ess~%
tfrfal $, @efbeln@ g. ..
Spra6s1anterricbt i'm Gnalifbsn.
@Ct SCnutas, s. Stt, an aete Id In swet GIn6eu Inter
riot I'M SpreGen, eslen urb 66reiben res Gnatiften. Gjne
GLAZE 1T fur Nnfaneer beftintnt bic antere iGr Ipide Serren
meiGe i6pn etntee SenntniB Der e~ueliiden Sprade beiben.
N.ierridt mirb SVn tags gta6mittaeS BOA 2 llbr an,
uhS Dienta9s u. 0SnrerftaesN bsnes spn s Hbr an trtbeilt.
Seetn9aug; 50 Stsrteljdbrltd i'm @rraus Sablblr. TAX,
aQna7s9 EBgW $. Manner, ..6,
tE6-l 5S @erwanlrq swtf4eR SVRarb u, @atspfr,
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llnter-Ngsnten in alien lepalen @taaten.
Muctipn8z @erfauf.
M

Nebtcat @urptesrsOfftce,
baltimore, 4tp |. OF. 1865
1sr &uttfrns. Ycriduf bon @oubernsment8 Wltbt,t ut,6er m
uuo Drip tai gisentbura, bfr ~dueessist III, uts in Der Ntsb >
eal=p pa pesorS2tppt gtr. 8 Gprtb @taries SIR. Baltimore
4Ro, 2 Gttpber fattfinhenb ii aUf Bee l best Surge on.
@cnr5ats IL trm Mtttwp4beRl Is. Ott. IS S Suruf.
ssltebr pHresn.
3 Bits, .
(Sct 2-13l Wie6clI Darteppr u. G. u.
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OefhdftesN mpfebluna

SD beebre mid er9ebenf p%njuSeieen, BAG i'd tds BON 6rn
Saeob Sesger IN No. % 0ermanfr. eefubrte 0eI1dff fluff
lid %ubernpmman bate nno odnelSe am aiten YlaBe f~urtiesen
psrte ST erIdube mir mein pohtdGortirteS Eager. ~tefetenb
aus aGed S0rten E~aietmelIns SUPPER. g~ieuflter, Dratt.
SbmeIBtise--, RabeIfetlen, Erlppel unb Earlier Jtrtb, 0reet-
tlf9en. 1hurpiatten, 6uuteb1l banter uno 6etien. fcmie
~utertdupt cue tn ed5 Wietalwd1 snfat sinIbla9enb.n Mr-
tttelu, bsfsus 3u e~Hpftblsn. Ole &uimerif1 ntett Der 6errtn
BrGutr unD lptrtte m0dte Id. 8a9lei4 aaf meme itatS ait
6anb bab nben meifnsenen Ibfuubabnsn, 8ierGadssn. &ter=
mumeter, 5asburfcu, @olSi6nts. 3wersIbetSen, spuise
Gods, molene eearifte SafeH. 9attnt Die tabpen, glaltr
genttlst &C bSFiat ltnisa; Inter 31F&trans reeaer Beetle
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fSramehduier ouf Qluttion.

Office Depot GpmmiGlrp pi Sutiit'nee
9Daltir etpn, &c, /. Stt. 1868.
YIN Dtenfae. 10 Sft, IL utr 8rrrn. perten tn Nis.
rdntriG. ga, an Ter Ode prn Senr9 unb Orinefp Str. aut
EfentIther Werietperuns fOlsenre Jrameb1uler Tie 5te9te=
rungS= Sdderet btlesn6l pertGuft Werteu:
GtnS-21O TIB sci GO 5nB.
40 - q "
81 81
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N1ue Ravfe.

"a i'd bic grartS ais abpDtlt wieser 5ebSnnen babe, Der
iprebs i'd, bic Br53ts &ufmertiamttit auf GIs mir u%rSertraa-
ten @tf6dfts gu oerrtnbed. esq
office: @o.I 1, 2. Stpf 8tbefBebaube, (
Sabett FIR, ndhe gbdrlesltr 8aItintOre. 81
(2Ie1mOiaLI SObn3 ". 4 n II.
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Oer0nGnunnen.
Mir sane nho gon~sa4.-aa

%ssN Der lnter3ei6nete IN bsreit, GneeoGements fir
.A|. Sdas. @sfeaf6Gfien gpaecrte, tprieiuneen, GduI.
= fe'SttiUnfn; Dinner unO sOiiess &C. %enteeeen ju nsbmen.
St Manml'9tetttn Hne nen ~ttreepeqt unO In boGfdnetger
CtonHn8: mGbere Nuftanft NTH ertbeitt en- plabe felbF
OSer NO. 104 Y. @rsterfr. ''"
l1IGu94@tJ Hf Sstn @e@epG @apnt.
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Sfr6efierte MetbOoe gum 3nfAnGiSe
Don Oamenz. !Rinosrz IL !NerrensGleinern. =

Sam. S. SCpfr 4 Srbn unS
90m NpreCn i G., Whit.
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pie rSuNen SOn Dcrms 1T bas i'm Gnsltl4sn 70 betisbte
Stud "Sbe 6ebrefu DSptter +, me 6es auf allen 8Ibuen anne.
rttds un6 @n9lantS rn9etbeiIten Xeilal fdEb.
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0cri9tsz& er 1annlmngcn.

0cri1tsz0 er1anOlnugcn.
@rtmtn al 9 r. 9 IT, 9ti9ter SUno.
6reperid &eBlcr unO Slaac gSillpn, bes
SdNpinpelS aagefla9t, nerpen nddNtcn Wlttt=
rpGA prp3e1frt iperpet. - SUiepb 9llpelt, mel
der tidy uuf Die Antlaae, Sobn Wtufunp unt
1913 beltcblen gu Daben lhulpt9 b%etdnnte, tpurz
be gu 3wet Sabre 3u6tDauSltraff eenlrtbeilt.
Vertugun9.
Stdbtt@6es 8e3trfs9eri&t. :
.GGeooOr Gi6bOrn 9e9en Nololin Gi6bprn
&ld9er lieB ietne Srau uuO einem 6rep Wlann,
9egen lpetfet in Der &lage e~benfallS gewi0e
acknowledgement er6obet Iinosoer9afteu ,tO
Der Sail miro Dur Die 0ronO Slrp pes Sri
mtnal6setidtS t%o,nHten. !S69Itwa4rINetnlid,
cine Iebr Iafti9c 0eIht1te.
lGpmmDn9 leas @ert6t.- Srans
Sauer 9egen Cert 9errY. Qpptlattpn vut
6rieoenSridter 9aYpatp. Inter 8eratbuna.
Ali9nirt fur 9eute Sir. 120-150.
,aojlS Observation-Disclosures. 01U
Grfer 34pei 9:i-~ Scr. 5ot6 it6er.
reidte etnens 8eriGt nit Ye1hliNIen, bic
Srultees pom @lcDOnOsD 8ono %anSupetlen,
Sdmes s. &anpplpb nod ipettere $3.50 fir
@nferttSnns Der MeO pnOsbs Statue st be-
aablen. (DerielRe er9telt bereits $1750, bod
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$50 Riiten Connecticut Seep 2edf Gabad.
so Salen Sdoanna.
5reSeH %entpfanSfn unb gum 8tttaas tiats BET <,
%. .. Bpt ius,-
t2ee 3ntI 202 ID Nratt @de @harles Ctr.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-09
Sioux City &tgist&r
SATURDAY, SEPT. Q, 1865.
Union, Anti-Negro Suffrage Ticket.
Nominated by the Soldiers' Cow entivn. held At
Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 23d, 1905.

DH" A Republican County Convention
was held here on Monday last. The fol-
lowing nominations were made:
For County Judge-G II. Schuster -
We are authorized by Mr. Schuster to say
that he declines tie nomination
For Treasurer-T J. Stone.
For Sheriff.. II, Snyder.
For Co. Surreyor-J. g. G. Hoskins.
For Coroner-J. w. Stevens.
For Drainage Comm,$sioner-J. Allen
For School Ssp't-A J. MiIard.
We are informed that the Convention
was not entirely harmonious, and that a
minority Of one withdrew, leaving a ma
jority of two, viz. he Chairman an
Secretary-,o make the nominations.
The Convention was presided over by
Joseph Shearer, Esq, while T. j. Stone
ofhciated as Secretary.
vote Of thanks for the impartial and
able manner in which the dtieren, officers
had performed their several duties was
moved and carried by the Chairman aud
Secretary, upon the conclusion of their
labors.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-09

IA PEEsoNAL.-Judge Allison and
family returned from the East this week
The Judge is looking hearty, and says he
is better satisfied than ever with the West
The Hon l. Pendle.on has returned
from his mission for the benefit of the
Soldiers Orphans Asylum. He reports
the Fair at Marshalltown a decided sue
cess-the nett proceeds amounting to BE-
tween twenty Eve aud thirty thousand
dollars.
VIM. G. Stewart, of the regular army,
arrived from above this week. Mr.. S. has
been qnartered at different posts above
for the last two years.
We are happy to see in town again our
old friend, Joseph Bosler, ESQ., Mr. b.
has been spending the summer months
among his friends in the East, and returns
to US in fine state Of preservation.
j. c. c. Hoskins, Esq, our worthy P.
NJ, after brief absence is, We are happy
to be able to say in town again, and has
at once resumed his official duties.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-09
-------------
THE STATE COW

We gave in our last issue the proceed
in,s and the platform Of the Solii"rs'
Convention, held at D4s Moines on the
Oh, and Of the Demncr4,ic Convention
held at thesame place on the 9th ult.-
lnasmuch as The Democratic Convention
declined to make any nominations, the
choice that Democrats will have to make
is between the two sets Of can .;ia.tes pre-
sented-thoSe chosen by tie k*Qu' c"n',
or those selected by the soldiers. As the
all absorbing question at issue IS this State
IS negro suffrage, the gauntlet being
thrown down by the abo''!'on's's, we have
no hesNahGy IN selecting rs our ch"lce
the candidates named by the Soldiers,
whose names We hoist, and whom W. sla'l
sustain, vote for, and use oil honorable
and lair means within our power to elect );
and our advice t. the Democracy genec-
ally 10, 60 thou and DO likewise.
Ginning to nominate separate and
third set Of candidates by the Democracy,
Is tribute oi respect due to the Soldiers,
and goes much further towards an achnow-
Judgement OF an appreciation of their
valuable services, than can be expressed
by words. Republicans loudly profess
friendship for the Soldiers, while they
mostly toist home patriots upon the party
as candidates Tor office. Democrats have
preferred to let the scar covered veterans
who are competent, worthy AMI deserving.
take the Offices, with all their honors and
emoluments, in welcome: and if it is the
last act Of our life, we sLal contribute
our mite towards ASSISTING ,ham "a oa,
muse o'''ces' over set OF sectonahsts,
VINO o'a noeh 70 involve US IN our recent
>a''ooa' o'nlcut'es, 10 extrcate US from
""''"' ''es' oo'u'e's pef''eo ana leoPar
''.o1 nm anu me- LOT "h'ch oeeos OF
'"'o'' '"o "e0u'sSo"'e HeP"o'cahS are
endeavor'ng to bumlliate heroic white
men to a level with beings designed hy
Nature as their interiors $, TIM, ,,oaa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-09

DeE% Letters remaining UNCLAIMED in
the Post Office at Sioux City, Sep,emb Der
9th, 1865. To obtain any of these letters,
the applicant must call for advertised let.
tiers, give the date of this list, and pay
one cent for advertising. If not called
for in one month, they will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office.
Job" g Alcorn. Miss Mary II. Bright,
l. P. Brossart, Mr.. Blair, Francis Carter
Miss Margie A. Currie, James X. P. Cox
Patrick Conway, Russell Colburn. Geo.
W. Currie, Mrs. Mary Jane Echer
Armand II. Eaide, Melvin A. Foss, Lieut.
NJ. F. Falls, George f Fisher, G. O. Ores.
ton, John Hutchins, Joseph Hobart
Bal!y Hamilton, Francis NJ. jackson,
Mrs. Cora Leroy, Hugh Lavery, b +.
Loughridge, Henry Moore, 7. S. Mike,
John s. Farley, Mrs Thos E. Potter ,
Miss Geneva Popham, Samuel p Ru:h,
Christian Steel, B1rwell s pence, Jonathan
II. Tibbitts, Miss Theresa Vineyard, Noah
c. Nann, George N. Wheeler.
j. c. c. UOSkINS, p. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-09

sE" On Sunday last telegraphic
dispatch was received here by DANIEL I
HEDGES, Esq, informing him of the death
Of his brother NATHANIEL. Tho deceased
was for several years resident of this
city, and occupied deservidy high place
in the regard Of his fellow townsmen as a
young man Of integrity, worth and great
promise Last June Mr.. N HEDGES Joined
the wagon road expedition of Col Saw
YEp, as custodian Of special train be-
longing to his brothers. At or near
Ponder Rirer, the train was a,tacted By
Indians, and Mr.. HEDGES killed. The
next day the train was again attac,ed
while in camp and two cavalrymen were
killed. The cruel death of this young
man has cast gloom upon our whole
community and left Il large circle of rela-
tons ard friends to mourn his untimely
loss.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-09

skE- A portion of the s0ih Wisconsin
arrived here Thursday last on the steamer
Spray-the balance of the regiment are
daily expected. The destination Of these
soldiers is Fort Rice, whore they 90 to re-
lieve the LIST L. s.. which has been quar-
tered at that post for the last year.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-09

To Jer ONE NJ. White, Elizabeth White, Jacob T.
Coplan, Elizabeth G. Coplan, Hiram Nelson,
Hastings Ferby, Winston. Sw 1T l. Johnson,
Conner Woman, Il. M, Drake 4 Co.. Albert
Jewett Cutler h Terrill Carr Brown, and
Woodbury. county, Defendants.
Won and each Of you are hereby not flied that on
l. or before the 25th day Of October, A. D. 1865,
there viii be on file IN the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court Of Woodbury. County Iowa, the
petition OF John nghram praying for the partition
OF the following desc ribed tract Of land, to-wit:
The north west quarter of secto1 twelve I2). IN
township number eighty-nine tsol north, range
iorty-sersn west, situate in the unity Of Wood
bury aforesaid said petitio" will further ask that
the west half Of said quarter section be set off in
said partition to the said plaintiff Now unless
you appeal and answer thereto on or before noon Of
the second day Of the next term Of the District
Court Of said county, to be .egan and holden dt
y Sioux city Ia and for
I. s. Revenue Stamp 90 cta [said county, on the
9th day Of Novem
you and judgment rendered thereon In accordance
with the prayer Of said petition
JOHN CURRIER, Atty for Petitioner.
Sioux City, Sept. 7th, ls66-4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-09
NUMBER II.

A NEGRO in Keokuk committed rape
upon his own daughter He wac bound
over in the sum Of $4,000 to appear a. tho
next term of court, and in default Of
which he was taken to Jail. We scarcely
take up a newspaper nova days but what
We read of just such hellish outrsges BY
"n"rnns tho wo ha-o -ai..o .nA
white women are very often the victims
of their brutal lust; and yet we End
large number of white citizens anxious to
place the government Of the country in
the hands of ignorant brutal negroes.
-
We LEARN from the Burlington Gazette
that riot occurred at Mt Pleasant few
days ago, between the returned soldiers
and negroes. The latter We're pretty
roughly handled. One of Stones negro
suffrage advocates called q soldier q
coppcrhead," and then came in contact
with the soldiers fist, thereby fracturing
the same uaruly jaw tia, had branded the
soldier as cop7crhcad.
CorPERHEADs -The Muscatine Journal
calls the editor Of the Soldiers Friend"
e coplerlcad. As he served his time in
the army in an honorable manner, and as
the editor Of the Journal never shoulder
ed a muskct, and ought to know, We pre-
sumo be has Just claims to the title. The
keokuk C1Ntihhion says that soldier
Of the Army of the Tennessee gave q
negro loving politician a sound thrashing
O, that place, few days ago for calling
him such names.
IT appears, by a tabular statement in
the New York World, that the first Mrss
years Of the war threw back the COM
merc> Of the United States Just abou. a.
much as it had been advanced by the pre-
ceding ten years Of peace. The last year
Of the war, if the results could be fairly
ard fully stated, would show q much
greater proportiona,e amount Of CONNER
cis loss to the country.
FROM the Dubuque Herald we learn
that Bernhart Hem, for long time q
prominent Democratic politician of this
State, and in early times a member Of
Congress from Iowa, died at his residence
in Eairt;eld on the Both nit.
AN Address is issued to Iowa Soldiers.
signed by more than $50 heroes, who say
that L" we find Que, aud indeed ouly one
prominent politca! question under discus.
sion to be decided at the next election
We refer to the question of negro suffrage
PH0ToHlNC.-A young lady composed
some verses for the llerkimer Gazette,
neadei-"ncw Drops from Fresh Blown
H'seS.' The printers devil printed il
freshly blown hoses.
The citizens Of Dubuque have presented
Bishop >mythe with new barn, pair Of
match horses, nice carriage and harness
as a tribute to bis worth
The "lu. m ,culair Conception" is being
drama''zod q. European theatre. A
Paris paper wants to know how it is man.
aged.
Governor John Brouyh Of Ohio. died At
his residence in Cleveland, on the 30.h
Of, August.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-09

IA The Omaha Republican OF the 5th
inst. contained "a telegraphic dispatch an
nouncing the murder of brother of Col
SAWYER by Indians We give very little
credit to this announcement, as tele-
graphic dispatch Of the same date came
directly to Mr.. HEDGES from the expe-
dition with which Mr.. SAWYER is connect
ed, without making any mention of the
loss Of the latter.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-09

s@~ We are happy to be able to an
nounce that the lucky one, above all
others, at the Marshall,own Fair, was
Miss ALICE J. GowEY of this city. She
having drawn . magnificent Pianofurto
the most valuable prize offered.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-09

The ''lu. N aculAtr Conception" is being
drama'zod at q European theatre. A
Paris paper wants to know how i. is man.
aged.