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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-16

This is a book Of which every Am"ri,,,n c:ti.sn
will aesiv" to rosscss acHry The Iii tory nf This
great header OF tie armjos f ;hc Nr1n has he
come the p,@prry # the nation he HIS dome =
much to save, and is ulPc shabby incorporated in
its annals.
The mere mention Of Fors Donelson shiloh Cor
inth, lnka, Vicksburg, Chattanooga, III" WlI,lOr-
ness, Srnu- ylvani,, The North Anna, ca liar-
Dor, Petersburg and Richmond. recall. - mini
the past civilizations over these suCc"ssrs while
the surrender Of Lee WINS all the arduoUs cam
paisns with faithful, earned victory
During tue heat and excitement Of tho contest,
while history was rapidly beng made. no time
could he spared record the, e great deeds but
now the war being ever and =. az" again restored
to us it is proper tn such great s,rriccs should
have a fitting record
This work will he in every particular trust
worthy and reconsideration by the Lieutenant
Gene rails life long tricud--frun OIL documents
and private records, put exclusively into his
hands. ltcaaEot fail To meet every require ment
OF the public expectation.
is being prepared in the most thorough m n
ner. will he printed GA One rancr and handsomely
bound and he illustrated with numerous portraits
on steel, and hN mat> and pltCs Of all the ,nr''
pal battles r"r ,ri"i
To all who have served in any capacity, in tn use
brilliant car,pagn>, the work Will he invanahIc
while t. all ah' IA ave- had relatives or friends
engaged, it vii! be IT absorbing interest aud per
manrnt value. Il i " rrr,' at h";,ijaHt s>'leye-
m"nia in which every Cit31.M ".t feel Il life / K
= Idle.
1t will be- ~.'d p las 49,, hy subs rip ,,> ,r'
cannot L. ia excerpt t"'"n Ia oHr d".A "ntH'r.A't
agents Hence thp~. uy~jriu- = cog, FIR shelr
libra ries shUult subscribe l}vm2'jv - t.'n the 'p
portun1i> il pres "trd II ii ct h. Sold in "'uk
stores, aud cannot he had Of f!irv>t y, h'lt
will guarantee dat All slEs .ribers shaii be we'll
sere1 ~ "ur a ats,
Agent Wanted ~ Every County
Throughout tne Wet.
70 whom s-;Ns:vo t"rr,t'.ry will u" given and per
sons who have participated ~ these great cam
z.3 IT,,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-16

- Goods shipped to the Upper Coun-
try At any senson, at the best possible price
per hundred, and BY safe conveyance.
~ Orders Solicited Store Rooms
Farnham street, bet,ceen l2th and 1871,
Omaha, Nebraska; and Main street, op.
positc the Seymour House, Nebraska City.
~ SEND FOR 4 CIRCULAR.
il Address. J. c. M CKOT, p. O. Boz
0~sAa. N Z. ssg567,f
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-16
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-16
1865

A large lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the best rates
will be paid. Also, Dry and Gren Hides,
Furs, and oil kinds Of Produce taken in
exchange for goods.
may3o IS. G. q. SCHU6TER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-16
Phoenix Of Hartford,

The PHENIX enters the present year better than
ever repaired for service and duty. in the line OF
it's profession, with enlarged facilities or the
trans act ion Of business.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-16
TrcdWay s. Courier,

lTTORNEYS At LAW-Sloux Ci.y
N Iowa. viii practice in the Coats Of Iowa
Dakota and Nebraska. Once on Douglas street
opposite tho Land once. mSi6<
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
PERFUMERY,

Such as Hair Oil; Pomade; Eau De
Cologne : Rose Water; Essence of Sweet
Brier; Essence OF Rose Windsor Soap,
Colgate Soap, in Bars aud Others. ~ :. :
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.

Ihc following appointments Of Federal
officers in South Carolina have been made
by His Excelleucy the Provisional Cover
nor:
Col. Charles J. .Eifur,l, Assessor Of the
Internal Revenue, and James G. Gibbes,
Collector, Of the Third Collection District
Of Y State, including the Districts Of
RicEaud, Lexington, Elgetield, Abbeville,
Newberry, Fairfield, Chester, Laurens, An
dersou, Pickens, Grecnvilie, Spartanhurg,
Union and York. Tn ea h one of these.
Districts Sub Collectors and Assessors will
be appointed by the Assessor and Collector
respectively.
Col. j. H. Norwood, of Darlington,
Assessor, and Col. Montgomery Moses, OF
Sumpter, Collector, Of the First Collection
District, including Eorry, Georgetown,
Williamsburg, Marion, Marlborough, Dar.
lington, Clarendon, Snmter, Kershaw, Ches-
terfeld and Lancaster.
In the Second Collection District, inclu-
ding Charfestt n, ColIeton, Beaufort Barn.
we'll and Orangeburg, Messrs. I. B. Saw
yer and Charles Haskell were appointed
Collector and Assessor before the Proyis-
ional Governor received his appointment.
B. G. Pressly, Assistant Treasurer.
= w. Y. Leitch, Port Surveyor Charles
ton.
Fleetwood Lanueau, Commissioner OF
Direct Tax.
w. G. Croft, Collector of the Port of
Georgetown.
Hon. Alfred Huger, Postmaster of
Charleston.
J. G. Janney, Postmaster of Colum-
bia.
S..J. Douthis Postmaster of Green
vile. ,8,i =.
J. P. Wells, Route Agent, G. & C.
r. R. -.
Augustine Bacon, Route Agent G. &.
c. r. r. r..
%; B. Roberts, Route Agent G. & G.
B. R.
!. d.: Robertson, Inspector of Drugs,
Carter Y. Pool, Route Agent s. G.
r. r. ,'s1 ....-s. : I,
Thos. Miles, Eoute Agent 8. G. r. R.
W. c. Meredith, Route Agent s.. 6.
R. R. ssr < -.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

! Families should be kept together, and one
part be iuade to labor for the .Alpport of
the other. He appealed to tho citizens to
treat them with Kindness. and to avoid
difficulties with them. The frcenmen must
learn that their freedom consists in working
for themselves and families. Where they
will no. work, they may be dismissed. But
none who are willing to work must be
turned eff now. Inluman treatment must
certainly be avoided. IF freedman wish
es to leave. his former owner he NAV do
so; provided he loaves no incumbrauce be-
hind him. I-.
His Excellency also importuned the peo
ple.to regard slavery rs at an end forever
AS thing cannot be restored. lie
thought that i'll ten years time the people
would rejoice at iv abolition, and congrat-
ulate themselves chat the institution had
ceacJ. 1t will make the people self reli.
ant, and infusc bettcr spirit into them.
They will have more enc'gv, and will work
Tor themselves, and enjoy life as much as
they did under the old order of things.
lie exaorted the people to be loyal and
peaceabe; to acquiesce in the circums,an-
ces surrounding them. The Union-this
grand and mighty cmpire-is never to be
disrupted. The tendencies of govern
ments arc always towards Capitalization.
and not to disn.cgration. 1t will be q
glorious thing to be called an American
citizen.
The war debt "a bugbear to manv) is
not much to be dreaded-'tis mere baga
telle. We will pay the interest, and sad
die the principal On posterity. The re-
sources of the country are abundant, and
the prosperity Of the country was won
dcrfuilv visible to him on his recent trip to
Washington City. The North had not
missed the men sent of to the war.
lie tLen made an appeal that the people
should be careful to send wise and prudent
men as Delegates to the the Convention
men who will carry out the viows of Pres
idont JOHNSON. They should be willing
10 give the election of Electors Of PresiS
dent and Vice President, aud Governor, to
the people. The Parish representation in
the Senate, as it now stands, must be abol-
ished. AS it is, twenty or thirty voters can
send member to the Senate while in 9th.
er portions Of the State it requires thirty
five e'hundrel to secure the same privilege
Although appointed 10 the position of
Governor Of the S ate, lie wished it to be
known that there was no one more i'm
pressed with a sense of his duty to the laws
nor any one more jealous Of the majesty of
the people.
ln conclusion, His Excellency stated that
he had been misrepresented in the report of
his recent speech. He WAS there stated to
have expressed himself as being in favor of
giving the election of Judge, as we'll as of
Governor, etc., to the people. IIe was op-
posed to this measure; the Judge should
be elected by the Legislature Or appointed
The Judicial ermiae is too sacred to be en-.
dangered by contamination Will, election
eering. Tho position OF the Judge is far
different from that OF a political officer
he SHOULD bs apart from political prejudice
or any other bias.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.

The recent. municipal elections held in
the city of Richmond haye been declared
void byth military authorities, and the
persons elected prohibited from exercising
the duties Of their respective Offices. The
following order from Maj. Gen. Turner,
commanding the department in which the
city is located, will llexplain the reasons:
: HEADa'Rs DIsrR1or OF HENRIco, .>r'
Richmond, Va, July %, 1865. ~,
Special Orders No. 72-Ertract.
v. Whereas satisfactory evidence has
been furnished at these headquarters that
at the elecl,on held in the city Of Rich
mond on the 28.h. instant, for municipal
officers, voters were excluded on the ground
Of having lost their residence by reason !, o:
their absence ne soldiers in the United
States army during the rebellion, when no
such ground was taken as against soldiers
absent in the rebel army; and whereas,
with but few exceptions all of the officers
elected at said 9,muns pal election have
been prominent and Conspicuous in. inau !;
.gnratDg aud sustaining,the rebellion ). AMI
whereas, the issue was distinctly made and
openly avowed at said election, as betwesup
those men. who haf aided AMI abefted ;.in1
the war agaiussthe United States aaathor@
ity,' and those Sho hsd, With their; liyes.
defended the, Gag of our country; there.
fore, justics to- The 'theusahds who haya
fallen. onsthe sbatils,faid; or by,; disease in
theirssfforts toaputs down thisysbeliion. and
20, thosaiwho Aretneai rstufsine 10 their
L Al. n
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
WslsEsls4i,Ty

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! slss. S. e''ses's ssslsI sss 81
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
Ilsnltl, Rr,

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The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

would meet on Tie 9Th Of September, and
that the State Legislature would meet soon
thereafter ard order lie election e,of Con-
gressmep, aud that the Congressman cleo
tod would take theis seats on the frat Mon
day IN next December, the. President eyin-
ced much .gratiication and : expressed
wish that alhths Southern States might be
represented at that lime in the National
Congress. He told the sfrcsident, While.
speaking in reference 10 ,lhes re appoint
inents TO office, tl,st there were not enough
of Union men f6 South Caroiida to Eli
these offices, and nrgsd This as9a reason
tor his courses ,s y II =. = i.:Sss5 az;s i.
In regard to the matter Of expenses. the
President stated that the actual expenses
Of the Provisional Governor would be paid
by the Secretary of State of the United
States; bot thar: in, order to defray tie
expenses Of the Conveati6n, which are to
be paid by the Legislature, the properly Of
the State must be collected aud sold.
The management Of fihs shsedmsn be-
longs exclusively 10 tbs n3ilit6fy depart
rnent; they will have TO regulate MI tie
masters psrtainings gsthereto. j. But the Cow
ernor suggested that sqGtdblS Ssohtfasts
should be- made between t6s sffssd6 d6aan aud
the party seeking 10 employ hi0,5 and these
centracis AhqHh sl be spbn,itted ostbS
military tl2s fos arp hSen1s
Ployer nSkHt fsst 4aka, Z tfisa alinssty oath
No fofmsr 66sBs Bsshooid turn of tbe agsd
sad lnffh sl,s tesbls si1t tlie sbslpissss
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
Combs and Hair Pins.

Ladies best Rotondo Combs, with and
without sets-something new; India Rub.
Der Dressing and Fine Combs--Goodyeasa:
Patent; India Rubber Hair. Pins, tho Best
in the Market Pocket. Combs; Ladies'
Belts; Envelopes and Writing Paper; :.
Tooth. Brushes. = 90. ~, :,
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
HOOP SKIRTS, /; +,

Pocket Knives; Pencils; Needles of :.
every description, very cheap Spool Coz. !:
ton, the very best Flax Thread !; segsrs,
large quantity: Smoking Tobacco and :
Pipes. z sssss!t s't' 'ss'7s.ss ~
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

Though personally unacpuainted have
no doubt good many will recognize me
as the Proprietor of the Bonnet Factory,
established in Newberry
The following is part Of the invoice
received at present: ...
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17
GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.

Consisting in part of SHIRTS, Cashmere
and Cotton; HATs, Mems and Bcy'--a
large selection; DRAWERS, LrNES SHIFTS,
best quality; CoNGREss CATERS, all sizes
and kinds; SHIRT COLLARS, Linen and Pa
per; CRAvATs, all colois and prices; MEN's
and BOYS HOSE, a Superior Article; Sus.
pENDERs, Intiia Rubber and others HAND
KERoHrEFs, Pure White Linen and COL
ored.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
CINCINNATI vRNnREAL HOSPITAL


Eatahiish6din ne Year 1880,
FOX THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASE
And tndor the control OF two of THE most hmineB
thyscIans IN the World.
TAR. u, BONAPAKfF, nom London and Far
- Hospitals, and for the pa.t ten ears ul the ia
GinnAti Neneresl lIosIata aud Dr. h. u. kEYhpLIS
late oi New York Has II tho Only office In the cit
wheftN petmnnentouie of Private Dlseases h
4oblalned, without the use ol mercury or change
diet, GonOrrntea cured IN six to lOrty-two honTs
Geet m liree 70 ten days str. lures cured ~
on to three weeasi Nocturnal Emissions sOpped ~
twoto siE dayai Seminal Weakness curad IN two 10
eight weeks syphilis IN its primary stages cured III
three days Secondary symptoms ~. one To three
weeks; SKIN Diseases cured 10 one To three weela
iinpofeney uger restored ~ bueto iottf weel 4 Al
dlsefHes ofa private nainre heated with pnparaelefi
1-Dr. Bonaparte'H great worla ON private tseeaset
the Private cuidr p iisnth, y leut hc 10 all male
hdfemaie, old ana young, ,shotdfaad this work. 4
viii ealphten those Who grope ia darknets. rrie.
twenty-five cents, sentby msn -'HG GNt'" q"
Or nonapar,e's French Patent Male sael 1t IL
perfectly safe and never fails give satisacton.
is the only safe and eure preventive apainst dis,aee
Price of sle French Patent Male safe,s 81 the saelo
.pe Mndame LO2lER's Fe male Monthly Pills is u
saletnd reliable remedy for snppressicns ami all fe
nlHle diseases, la'ticr rhOuid not them during
pregnacy ~ they viii pr duee miscarriage. Price u
per boN--sx'Ta fne S5-senI 10 any address by mail
Drs. y. \ n. are the men 10 consult; hey are w.
questionably Aekuowiedpedto TO lie the efsTnliont AMI
Xmas Of yinereAl diseases, aud the only lortors who
receive monthly reports. from The o:d World; thtg
have been accuaion,ed from an taIlyagtni ycmli 10
witness HE yarions dseas 81. hich nlict mai End
ami ia watch Tho progress ilrOin b a bDP career o
professional study IN oyerl sphere o lie, from the
aunt le abode Of poverty 10 the mansion Of the
wealthy and hRvng aseertaineh hey yond "a doubi the
vast SUFFERING OF humanity, they determmen io selt Ct
the geueratte system a, their particular study, and
10 deYote their whole attention to the Hlleymion,O
the diseases ofihese ehnuortant fnnctens Noiedef
will be answered unless they contain remittance o
postage stamp. Cpll or address
~ 'N DrS. B0kAPARTE a REYNOLLR,a4l.
No 1872 sycamore street, reiween Flhh and sixth
cast tsido Cincinnati, ohio. a. .1l fi't0
h Office hours fromSA M.to3P. NJ ielT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
CERTificArR or AUTHORITY.
70 OK lIire on the 3lst day Of January, 1891
prVfCp oP qur AttpiTon oY STATE


OfucE On THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
Insurance Department,
- - cMiiabii Ohio january So 1860
- lrhsreds The HERMANN, HANOVER, NIAUARt, and
HEflHric fire Insurance. C0mpaniea, located At New
fdrlx, the state0f Nav York hare each hled in ts
nlce sworn statement Il IL condition. required by
tie first section Of the Act" regulate Insurance
ceaiasllps not Incorporated by The State OF Ohio,
pisssi tl 3 la5a mud amendsd febrnary9, 1861 aud
Whasds, each Of Nld Companies has furnished the
undorslgred satisfactory evidence that they are each
iussss of at least One Hundred ThousEd Dollars OF
actual capital invested In stocks, or bonds, or In
l.fjtFniRes uf ical estate worth double the amount
l 11liet lin same Is mortgaged and, Wleftas each
Of aahl tttnpanes has filed in this Office wutten
hmirnaent undpf rs corporate eeal, agned w the
ffesiaentnud Secrsfy thereof authorizing any agent
NJ ee1ts of snhl CDppanies IN this State 20 aclSnDw
he srsse % process, or and IN behalf OF said Com
pyi,ias AfaditinH 70 TIE ternsof faid law
iNNaes lfrrc3ofr III rilruance Of the hrss SECTION
N tl,N aIpfcsail acf, J, dAMks H. GOODMAN, AieiteE
tbrHIAff tnF 9l,in 40 hereby certify tat said uAR'
-HINiA, llASOygg, MAGMA ami llErunLlc Fire lisur-
tram Ia.acl t 1na S6.lsss Marine isSnso
In lli, stnp unQ t,o thrty-tst Gay Of January, IN
\ ltilH8s4 taYgsgtd Ia s.e esR 9Yff g1fs; Il,
lamrlull rur-ti lir ,rd Of my office u ho ailiS~l
ih X ,4HkP ,as,f ai-i,e ariftan Z atAe
LAS. n. GOODMAN,
ASA Aul'',r uf stat
IIlW g84ulF 1tf4OuJ JtauT
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400 las irtka aDa NIhR IN pldE irAGk
.uAG oh 100 bnI oi sl3ifagu yusg 90. 7di uini
aH~ 90 usu ydI gau,-I t-y.i lnatiH Jnd
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lsd fasIms9 sHI tun3uial ssa sd b10v.5ua
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to .4llish saBusi18HL iiI fOa Igd ,YaJ1m
lhm !slnsI grsppIs Sith lf llf1Wfse HHuI, that b,
may stiuly IL htdfa fi ialliau its thrttnfdg G,
means ~ I'AsfaufarrNt h'ihi ~ as4, Vc.ssta tlI
'il- aaii eHi aoliK -di is Lslb sisi- lais
ssv ig. qu 90 b.H 1s3HW n. f's $40
ai Vet a. l--lu i.a ts alia y,la- as#a
$50 hshuo1v ,.id4,Is quo mol Iu1iW
sdi ft .aiHua t.'4t13aD 11l aaed f.
f1aus H8' 10 5l.Ha
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'Mtntral

fIN1k eomhnEt ON of ingrndisntsfp these fllls nre
the resrIt ot y tong AMI xtenslye practice They
mild IN Their operation, and certain ncrrreetpg
all lrTeguauLiea, painnd MsnStruatiops- REMOVING
at Oisiru ,tions Yhether rom cold Otherwise,
lendaehe, Pain % She 5ile, Palpilaton ut tle Hert,
Whites, MI Naesous AleauoRh Hysteres, Fnlgne,
Pam ~ the BN,s and llnPs, &c, Disturbed Slrop,
winch arise rom interrnbiqn OF pail,re. loo u-, t
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.ttaiH yaaaoHtasT m4si s4It4i
Il I 1zOEj H. I S1iss gJEs AllINI CE

49, A4AiAf a
: lnihrst idI DIV vab OF b4asHdad a -t
adj sd .rfE s5i oladH 900 IaosNsHit
slsWsga adt laf ..sBbta. g5diIgl I.arius.
ws2 siis5H Do baa .llo ud lojH5H ~ fa|
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UY9s 20 tne Rinpput QfhMf heir Hahlles ,Sillb an
a1tor d sinttrested hdnosh when Known tothsfrhreI
llwonA hovbth Jhsy tlinot Wish lqleay thar hast
frjons Spesed " any gyof,hlbgpntngeney All lie
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ADJOINING EMPIRE OFFHt%.

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lisntnt nj from my partner Mr. Iruil Room who
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d pr'cs which muStnnd WI III The closest il} ers
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Irhh nave a cIfai5raiae lHnft, and
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Al Stomsnt " tue condition Of the Niagara Fire In
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DIR. CHNNHNMAN'S pILLS

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