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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-07
II o R ; a L Z

II Or \ L a
A FINE PLANTATION IN Aloemsrle county, Va,
md niue miles OF Scosville containing about two
inou.apd acres Oue-Ca,i cleared and well enclosed,
the balance iu Original forest.
This lsul originally .Jol IS in uice condition. being
xEterei by uCver-ltus streams running through all
the fields.
OF the finest quality including granite aud soap stone
lhs wood latd j. valuable, both on account Of the
oualltv ai the IsUd aud 90 the timber standing on Il,
Consisting g pue o.: tLe best quality for lumber OAK
u! an EiudS, maple, &c.. sc
There are Cn the tIgct several good seats for mills
and the cuufigui -Aa railroad aud canal renders the
vast amount o sU7d timber on the aud extremely val
This trcr Of Iaud i or ale ard for further infor-
HF BOCUCK, Lyuchbnrg,
sep.s-u WM. a PARRISH, Rcnmoud.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-07

TSOR eALE.--l 300Ac of Land, lying in
Il two adjoining tracts, one OF 7OO acres, the
othe- 500 each .aTm containing 500 acres OF
cleared iGci. With 6ny Of Az or low grounds,
TIE rest OF the land iu GOOD timber for building
purposes. These tracts have good dwelling
houses out houses. orchard, and every eOnve.
nience 70 sri; Two ilmiiies. The land Is well
adaptsd q ths cultivation Of wheat corn, to-
bacco. grass s1d the vsr.ons products Of this
section Of ,he o0ua-ry. This land is 50 miles
ives, Of Rich1ouj. : miles from the James River
Canal rare opportunity IS offered for invest
raeat. For fur,keF particulars apply al the Whig
go. jeS-G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-07

HENRICo, September Sth, 1866.
To MesSrS. William c. MOacUre, j. c. Burton
NJ. c. EggleStOn, George ID. PleaScntS, Taom0s
L. PieaSGnts, B. ". Green, &c:
GENTLEMEN: have received your invitation TO
become q candidate for a seat in the ensuing
Legislature. In accordance Herewith, and with
many thanks TO each and all of you for your kind
appreciation of me, hereby announce myself
candidate. Should be elected, it will give me
great pleasure to assist, III however humble de.
gree, 10 restoring a solid peace to Virginia and
in placing her again safely behind the bulTarks
Of the Federal Constitution.
am, with great respect,
Your fellow citizen,
sensible. l.. W. I. WICKHAM.
rY-TO TIE VOTERS OF HANOVER COUNTY:
At the request OF friends from different portions OF
cur county and in accordance with my own
wishes hereby respectfully announce myself u
candidate to represent Hanover county IN the next
Legislature Of Virginia. -
eu24-tde t. j. WOOLDhlDGE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-07

rz-TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRT SEN
iTORIAL DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, COM
posed of the counties of King and Qneen, Essex,
Middlesex, Gloucester, Matthews and King vii.
liam We are authorized to announce RICHARD
HAn ES, of King William, as q candidate TO re.
,resent the First District in the next Senate of
Virginia. Election 18th October
Oct6-tde
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-07

GsWE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
.. S, C. CABELL as O candidate TO represent the
Senatorial District Of Nelson aud Rockbiidge IN
the next the Legislature of Virginia.
sep2l-tde-
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RICHMOND w HIG

SATURDAY MOBNING......oCT. I, 1865
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RICHMOND, Va, October 5, 1866.

RICHMOND, Va, October 3, 1866.
MessrS. John +. Tanner, James d. Br0uae,
Jacob E=ekiel, and others:
GENTLEMEN-Your kind note asking the use Of
my name as q candidate TO represent this city IN
the House OF Delegates has been received. had
hoped that some OF the business men Of Richmond
would have offered their services TO tie people te-
fore this time; but very few OF them seem will
iug 10 do so and you have made me your choice,
will not deny you the use Of my name for any
position that you may deem me competent &c MI.
therefore announce myself candidate Tor the
House Of Delegates, and if it shall be the pleasure
Of nv felloW-c TO elect me, promise TO de-
vote my best efforts to the support Of both Slaie
and Federal Governments in their noble work OF
restoring Virginia to her former high position in
the Union.
Thanking you, gentlemen, for the high cOmpi-
ment ycu have paid me,
am, very respectfully, your obedt servant,
oe6-tde n. NJ. LEE.
q AT TIE REQUEST OF MY FRIENDS,
I respectfully announce myself as candidate 10
represent the City of Richmond in the Senate Of
Virginia.
se5-tde JOHN Il. GlLMER.
GIVE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
JOSEPH H. WILSON, Esq, candidate 10 repre-
sent the counties of Campbell, Charlotte and Ap
pomsttox in the next Senate Of Virginia.
sspl4-tde
Brws are authorized TO announce NATHA
MEL ALEXANDRA, of Aeeklenburg, as a can
ddste for the Senatorial District composed Of the
counties of Mecklenburg, Lunenburg Nottoway
Brunswick and Greensvil!e.
The Richmond Times, Petersburg Express and
Index will copy till day Of election and send bill
to Whig Office. sep9S-tde
E-FRANKLIN STEARNS will serve the peo.
pie OF Henrco county IN the next Legislature If
elected, and il is hoped he will be elected without
opposition. No man has a deeper interest in the
welfare of the State and county, and be is a
sep2I-tde MANY VOTERS.
ry- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W. T. CLARK, ESQ. a candidate for the House
OF Delegates from Pittsylvania county. an3O-tde
CRUCIBLES AND FIRE BRICK.-we have
~ for sale, on consignment, THE RElF-
SNYDER CRUCIBLE," TO which We invite the
attention Of the trade.
This Crucible has been thoroughly tested by
Messrs Talbot & Brother the Union Manufsc.
turing Company, and others, OF this city, anc
found to be Of the most superior quality. We can
furnish FIRE BRICK in any style and quantity
desired
DAVID PARR,
A.P. BROWN & CO., Agents
18th ST, bet Main / Cary
Ricnn,: Id, August l7lh, lS65.-3m.
EXCHA ANGE Livery and Sale
u Stables, on Franklin, between i4th and
18th streets.--The subscriber has thoroughly re-
fitted the above Stables, and is now prepared to
accommodate the pubic, having secured No.
Ostlers aud the best provender and feed the mar
6et affords
BY giving them his personal attention he is
determined ~ make It TO the interest OF the public
| 10 Iatronise him.
JOHN B. DAVIS.
For Pro7ender and Grain delivered at the Sta
| bles viii pay the market price in cash,
| my2s-dim6eo4m J. 3. D.
APPLEsl APPLES
On eoasiSEnsai and ior ssls- pB1rs
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CAsDIDATEs FOR OFFICE.
TP TO TIE VOTERS
OF THE
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
CnNpRToINC

THE COUNTIES OF MEOKLENBURG, LU.
NENBURG, CHARLOTTE, PRINCE ED.
WARD, N0TTOWAY, BUCKIRGHAM, ",
CUMBERLAND, AMELIA, P0WHATAN,
CHESTERFIELD, FLUVANNA, Apo
MATTOX, AMHERST AND NELSON
l respectfully announce myself candidate to
represent the Fourth Congressional District of Nr-
ginia in the next Congress OF the United States.
en0I-tde R0. RIDGWAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-07
iCPTO TIE VOTERS
OF THE
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,


COMPOSED OF
THE COUNTIES o. ORaNiE, CULPEPER.
RAPPAHANN0CK. STAFFORD, SPOrSYL'
VANIA, LOUISA, HANOVER, GOUCHLAND,
HENRiCO AND THE CITY OF RICHMOND: /:
We are ncthorzed TO announce BENJAMIN
JOHNSON BARBOUR as q Candidate to repre-
sent the Third Congressional District OF Virginia
in the next Congress of the United States.
an l6-td
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II AND FOR SALE.-Four hundred acres OF hest -
II Valley LAND. with excellent Improvements -
on f. on. aaa one-hsIf miles OF Lexington Va be
bought on application TO Ex-Governor LETCHER, Lex
iugton, Va. oct2-zW
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DY VOOLFOLK = THORNLEY,, - -
CAROLINE COUNTY, VA.

como " iu King 6eorse county, Va, six miles be-
low Port RovaI containing 900 good Land, 100
nst-Ya.s Rsppsh8uuocS fats and balance In oak and
hickory rim55y sine new 5gick Dwelling, with good
water convenient aud all necessary Out-hOuses, 10
can be divided iayo three farms. with plenty Of wood
aud wa f-T each
''OAK SPRING. IN E.ls George county, Va, one
and ha mi les from Potomac river and opposite Mary
IaGd PC.ut couaIuiu tt 5uO acres cleared, aud
balance ia No. timber, oak chestnut and hickory.
Will be s1 "a tea cisHy.
r6CP HUNDRED AND EIGHTY AND ONE-HALF
acres hsavi.v-tber LAND, three miles from Milford
Depot and ole and q hall from Bowling Green. Has
good mill seat on lt.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
Two good Store-Houses ard Dwelling with good gar
deu, orchsri, &c, attached, IN Bowling Green
sen.a-lUt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-07

A JUDSON CRANE, CANDIDATE.
seSI-tde' Election, 18th octooer.
e LUNENBURG AND CHARLOTTE
Ell LECTlON.-I respectfully announce myself
candidate for the House Of Delegates for the
election district composed Of the counties OF LII
NESBURG and CHARLOTTE.
e Election second Thursday In O2to6er.
.ac--JTcIm- GEO. w. HARDY.
R-TO THE VOTERS OF THE NINTH sen
ATORIAL DISTRICT composed Of the counties
of Charles City, New Kent, James City, City oil
Williamsburg, and counties of YORK, "srWich'
and Elizabeth City
Fellow citizens Il respectfully announce NY
self a candidate to represent You in the next 'eh'
~ ROBT H. POWER, NJ. d.
Glenbrooke York county, Va. sep2S-'de
r. TO THE VOTERS OF N0TT0WAi
AMELIA AND POWHATA%.-We beg leave 10
call your attention TO WILLIAM L. K9fALh oI
Powhstan, as a suitable man to represent us ID
the next Virginia Legislature.
Mr. Royal has been \ magistrate ol MS ceunty
e7er since the adoption of the new Cohstitatlon' H.
possessing the business habits and capacity 10
make Us good representative
MANY VOTERS OF PoWHATAf.
au lS-tde
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sgsCAs3E 0ND HIG,
DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKLY,
WBIs BUILDING, CoREER GoyEESoR AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.
EOR SALE Ox LEASE.

D0WHITE GRANITE QUARRY FOR SALE, LEASE,
i or worked on shares, with twenty-siX acres o.
Land, ten acres OF which Is Allied with the klN hst
GEANiTE. haviag been awaded diploma Al the
Wu.d's FEir located within three and hall mile OF
Ric4maut, ou the Richmond sud Danv' lie RAiIroAn
Aprly 90 -.-.....isON. GODDIN APPERSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-07

rz- AT TIE REQUEST or MY FRIENDS,
respectfully announce myself as a candidate 10
represent the City of Richmond, in the Senate OF
Virginia.
se5-tde JOHN II. GlLMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-07

nrWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
JOSEPH H. WILSON, Esq, a candidate 10 repre-
sent the COUNTIES of Campbell, Charlotte and Ap-
pomsttox in the next Senate Of Virginia.
Sepl4-tde
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-07

q THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-07

I'VE are authorized 10 announce NATHA
MEL ALEXANDRA, of Necklenburg, as a can.
idste for the Senatorial District composed Of the
counties of Mecklenburg' Luuenburg, Noitoway,
Brunswick and Greensville.
The Richmond Times, Petersburg Express snd
Index will copy till day Of election and send bill
to Whig Office. sep93-tde.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-22

Musical Boxes 500 to $3.50 each.
100 g . with bells and
C9stinets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200 &" 500 -
500 silver teapots aud coffee urns 20 30 u
SO Z" Chatting Dishes. 80 :. LOO 90
1000 - Ice pitchers ............... 20 80
$500 syrup cups with saiver 20 " so
5000 Goblets aud cups......... s" 80
300 Casteis........................ IS " 50 "
2'to Fruit, Il cake baskecs 30 " 80 IS
j. W dozen silver tea spoons 10 " 20 per dog
1000 taule sl" ms ana forks........ 90 4Oper dog
20 gents gold hunting watches 30 - $50 each.
$50 ladies' Cold and Enammelci
hunting watchcs...... 50 " 20
SEQ Cents hunting Silver
Watches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35 " 70
2'o dim"rd Rings .... so " 100
1000 G"ld vest and neck chains. 30
300 Gold oval band bracelcts..... 4" 30
5000 .'"t and Gold bracelets ...... 10
20 u Chateaine chains aud Guard
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-22
Miscellaneous.
CHICAGO, IOWA & NEBRASKA
- -. CT : " u. ;;llE
Air Line

k - ; "
OPEN TO MARsHALLl!-l6l Males
" west Of Mississippi rirer, and 29o
mates aoest 81 Chtcayo-Ihc Shortest
and Quickest Route Letn cen Chicago
aud Central lowa-No Changed Of Cars
or Baggage between Chicago and Mar
SHALL Good Sleeping Cars on all niyht
Train, 1etreen cellar Rapids ana
Chicayo-Earc as Lor as by anyother
route-Time betneen Ues Monies and
Chicago only % hours!
Marshallis twelve miles farther du G west q less
distance by stage from Des Dimes, over much
batter road and Ia miles less distance Lyrallto
Chicago than Grinnell
Passengers and Shippers are invited to examine
this line before the. credit the misrepresentation
of the NJ. d VI ard C.& X. /. Line, that they are
the'only short quick reliable. no change OF ca
Line from Central Iowa to Chicago. From and
after Monday, April 20, 1863, Trains wi!lrun as
ollows
Going East--Sight Expics.ieaves Marsha at
$50 m. on arri, aiof s,aees from Des Moines
Cedar Rapids zoo =. M. ;CiIntun l.lU . m , an d
arrive in Chicago next morning in tim & for a ,
mprhihG trains going north q, east.
Day Train leaves Marshall at 5a. m. ,Cedar
Rapids at 9:5oa. m :, and arrive atClintonat4 80
p. Passengers to Clinton by this traipr,n
take Night Express for Chica 60, or remain rr,i,
next morning at $40, anG arrive in Chicae, n,
$40 =. m.
Going West--Night Express leaves Wells st
Depot in Chicago ut { 80 ia The evening; Clint On
$40 a. IN; Cedar Rapids 900 a. III. ,andarri,. at
Marshal at lo:i5a IA. Passengers leaving Chi
cago this train at $50 in the ~ c unssrriy, n
Des M"ineseariy next evening.
Day Train leaving Chicago at a Ii arrives a
Clinton at =. IA. Leaves Clinton at =. % M .
Cedar Rapid $40 p. III nd arrive at u arsha
atS:Jo p. IN.
Passengers going East from Eecatur. Orswa
Omaha, Council Blum, Dee Moincs. Sioux City. It
Ioige, anda1l points est OF the It> hune, rI> er
can proc ule Tickets At the stage ohe"s. Of hos
Hatttn, Jr at Des Moines Pas sengcr> leaving
Des Moines in the morning arrive in lineage esrl>
next 'IoTning sss he sure and getticket> by wa,
of MARSHALL.va
Co"nec Turner Junction vito
Trains t"r freep0rt, Dunl.ith. Prairie du CLieI
and la Rose
At Dixon with Trains Of 1llinoi. Ccntra1RR
Al '!'nt"n with Eoats "h VI i-Si-s i'm! river
At De" lit with Stages foI EavenIort and Ma.
qu"keta.
AtClarenct with Stae"ror Tirton
At Cedar Rapids With Stage for Marion lows
City, Nint"n, Cellar FALL and Northern Iowa
At Blalrtown with Stage for iarenct; and q
Marshall with Stages fer H"~ Moinrs Cui1r
bluts, Omaha. EIdura. B"onsburo, Fort Dutcc
sioux ny, ana jhf"rm"'iistt points
Freigh leaving Marshall in the morning
Chicago al night arrives in Mar,hallnrxtuigLt
without change Of cars
T.. Il TALCpTT. Cent Sup't Clicacu.
IB. HOW f., Asst ~ut't.. Clinton
CGAttT Cen 'r"ieht Agent Chicago
o'c"IfLE' Tr"'eline Agent i'"l6no2-Gm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-22
Gall, Call, all,

save can afford to, and riN sell all
our goods at prices which in these times
will make il an object both n purse and
happines for tie Rich and Poor the Eco
nomist and the Tmprorident.M The Epicurs
andthe Frugalo purchase o/us.
n0-Cash for :he seller a n satisfaction
to the purchaser, is the business mot. Of
Mostly II. D. BOOZE h co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-22
NCDLY'S LAIY'S BOOK.


Literature. Fine Art, aid Fashions The mcst
magnificent steel eneia'ints. n"uhlr Fael j., n
Plates Weed engtasipg> II every sui itrt that
can interest ladies 're'iet k"itting. Netting,
Iu,tr 1es Artirive t"l the Toilet for tie IL RI,
the Bond"'r and che Xii, hen. Everything iura,,
t. !Iaar compile Lad. Book.
Tie Ladies' tasUrti' ia - years Ne Magazine
has been allie t" compete vii it, >ort att, n,tiit
God As Receipts for every dciaril tut ii II
hons"h"!d There alone are "olth a., Iric, Of IL e
Book
Nodelco,tsges mo other Magazine ai,cs them, }
Will "iRianar
rrawing lessons for the Young Anothersre.
original Music. worth SAGE year OIL or Ma.
gs2i}.es publish old wtrn.out nasic. but the sub
srihers [, cooley grt it before tie music ~',res.
Gardening f'r ladies. A'"the, rtcniia,it, NTH
Cooley. fteh4"r> from Nr>-rs \. 7 Stewart 4
Co. New York; TIL miiti"nair, merchant appear
in Cooley, the only Magazine that la, tnrin.
Ais. FAT ions trm thr ctlthru:tU Trr,Iie #
Ne" Nrtk. I"itrs' Bonnrts. We give more Of
them in a year iflanan, ott~r ha.a.i'.~
MARION hARLANh, A"tlore,s Of "Hia1cn
Path" ''Alrnc,' ''1i"~~ Side" ''Sem,sjs.' at i
..Miriam,' rites FIR Cooley eat month. "a fer
noother Magazine. W have alsvrelain.dail eur
OLD and s'"ritc contributors.
Terms of Gode,'s Lndy's Book for
I AiJ.-tfrom VI !ch there can he NJ Il ~ lat 'prl
Tn. follow ing ar" I he terms OF the Lad, he. /
for 1865. At present witl recei,> sursctil er.
at the follow rates pn. notic. will b. gwen il
are ob,ig.dt" advance. which wiiider.Id uIcn
the priceaf paper.
one copy, one year 50 co
Two copies one year sea-. 30
Three mics enc Hear..... 70
Four COPIES one .ear........ 10 90
fis" copies, one year nd an extra copy the
rerson sending the club. max Ing SCOPES 90
Eight copies one sear.and an extra cclyto
the person sordinG the club. max ne nine. u 90
Elev"n copies ne YEAR,, md an extra ccr. t.
the person sendiig t g club, making - . - 90
Additions to any Of the aho,rcluLs s., 30 each
gu hsrrh'r
Gotey's Lady's Book ard Arthur's Home Naca
zins will he sent each one year. on receipt of4,'o
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-22
---- D ----.0

A':-." '"' of Corn. Wheat. Oats and
Pork Wanted. for which the best rates
will be paid. Also, nrv and Gren Hides.
Furs. and all kinds of Produce taken in
exchange for goods
may30 62. +. BUCHRCCKER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-22

4 KID
3"O Gold oval band brncelcts.... /" 30
900" let and odd hracr!ets..... 6 =" 10
~" ,hate't'ne chains and Guard
1000 so,,,ir a,,,i -, - ,.r"'.",, 49,.
+ IN 1,nrai OS ,I E', s, rom - 10 ~ each.
IS do 1900 Mosaic jet, Lava and fiore"tn. NO
drops from "a TO each II coo coral, opal and
i "r"ts' from - 10 each 1000 .alifor
f, i r', l's -" 70 ~ "" 5000 Gold
fob and vest r,hon w.,c, Lans =. ~ soo o
sets solitaire sleeve buttons stud. A. sa a., nv
800 Cola thImhl's, p",.cs. &c. s. 90 to 90 10000
aiih!ainre '"' he's, - . I" 1850 1000 Miniature
h's''H, mae Slt'"s' $40 to %. $500 Gold tooth.
pT, ,,,,.! ooo IAN ';''d klnes - to II"
aud si,,r, r,p.. :. ~ f., 10 ,nnn G''1e set
end ms s. to H. - 90 SET. Ia@ias, iew,r, =.
and Cola, - t. Is .rGU sets ladies ies.lry. T.nrI
c"r'oo, opal and urher stones slsoi5. 90 gid
s,''r extension h9,'rrs aud pencils, 81 to lo.
5,ao ,ne an ,."i mounted h1!de,' 30 10 TO-
. 5000 Ia,j,r.' Ga, a,'I H., Lnnt * . ="
Ladic. Gilt and jet iia,r lar. and l,i.
ARhAHnAI% '' ''''' - 20 Wv
manufacturers Agents.
. No. ~ Br"ad"ay, Ne" York.
ANNOUNCE 'ha' al OF Tie above < obs viii be
so,' lot One DOLLAR each
IA G >e4Nrn'e 81 he 2'eat : agna'lon Of
IT, d, IN t'e MAJ ntAc'u'i's di~ric'~ OF Erg-
iaAn' through he "ur ha\lbg cat II he SUI
=! - t"'s"H' I&'ge gran y OF Valuable
'c"e'fy' iht+njtd Tor Me Ensll>h market, has
oeen 'e"t ii + S"ie /" h scoun',y. and must
DC s"'u AT Ill! S"t'ln>'! " t'r these clrcum-
stances ArfI' die q CO, ae lug - a2e"ts 1or
''e '''i"i t0'"pe"h Hhauuf"c uf'r~, have
res i'ta ny great Gu APP oin'n'nt TO he
ui'!ded acto'd4As TO The following regula-
, H'hS
~ ,A<"trS OF evan u ar'.c 6 are put up
III NV rl's 'E,3ist! li''!u"" ~. -eaei ny, and
va, o'"r''d are tss'h cut "li'"nt rrc%rt 10
ca re-, an j Se't by nal. thus s''.WIng 10
'''""'iNm. ." rece'p, 81 tie &c! III a.c. y'u
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-22

EE- This being one Of the oldest -s,ah.
Iishunents ON The Upper Missouri, i, pos
sesses superior faciIi',es for the acco,nmo
dation OF buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest as>ur.
ed that in buying at cur establishment
they will get good articles a. the lowest
prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-22

yIYILLIAM PHILLIPS isrrerarcd t. do Shaw
w ing. Esir cutting and ChamI ooing ct al
yours. >h"p neat deor 10 Land offce on Pear
trest. j,,. .22
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-22

IMPORTANT Announcement
/ Great sale Of
Watches, Chains. Dimond Rings, &c.,
One Million Dollars ryrth, to be
disposed Of at One Dollar Each.
Withoat regard to Value!
Not to be paid for until
you rnov rhat you
are TO receire!
kpIe ndid List ef Articles All to be
sold At One Dollar Each,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-22
DIR. TALEsOCT'S PILLS

4 NnMPoSED If highly concentrated extrac IA
from roots and herbs If tbs. his h. ~ med!rip
value. iuta iie in the of all diseases of ths
Liver or any drrans cinent of til" pgc~tNe Orusus
The, rrmo,c all impurities Of the Blood and are
un''Iu"te1 in III" cure "t 'arrhe, Jaun,lire, Dys-
tcl LA Strfua, BilhuUSf tss, Liver Jomrl,in.
Frsers HeaiaChc, Piles. MerCHrial Dlsaa ses Here.
diary Huin"rs. Dose. for adults, one nil in the
n'orhtht 'hii'ii"n half a ii!.. From one 10 three
pills viii rnrc ordinary cases and ON one to three
t">rs VIII cure any durable case Of no matter how
hong stnnGing Price 81 90 per box Trade ann.
riiud sent By ,uail.
'. MOTT TALB0TT. VI D., $50
iuns24-1y ~ ulton Street New y,rt
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1s hereby given that the Sioux City Hay Scale sit
j mated IN the Levee, Ia In good Weighing order
again. Keys At the brick store. mart
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-22

4 bundle OF accounts. ntaining a Tax Re.
n ceipt On Lot $50 A. In the city of Dubuque.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
them atths Bank of Weare l. Allison.
~. WILSON
Dubuque, Iowa, August 9Th, lss4-4w
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FOR SALE.

I OF number i. IN block number 3; lot numl or
4 10, ia hi"ca nnmter &, Fast Addition 10 Sioux
cay on Pearl street, Till" perfect and price reas
enable. FnerUc"f
thsi Nv }. " ROsLTK
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Dry Goods E Groceries.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS j.

n &" aooos' NE" GOODS i
~
-
IN. ssS@
49,; 1:Ess -
Idaho thrown I'm the Shade.
Great Rush to the New Diggings.
ASTONISHING DISCOVERIES,
O. r . at i G. tom c1at
POPULAR STORE
III. D. BOOZE & CO.,
Caused by .heirlarge and well select.
ed stoch tor SprI"g and Summer
OF 1854 ,-consistinh Ut
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Hardware,
Glassware,
Quaensware.
Wooden Ware,
Nails, Sash,
Paints and Oils.
Also, all kinds and best quality of
Coffee, Fruits,
Teas. Sugar,
Fish, Flour,
Powder,
Shot. Gun Caps, Rope, and
Agricultural Implements.
Shovels, Srad..
P'.chforks, Hoes,
aud Manure FORKS,
Large quantities Of
Ham and Bacon.
re by ourselves for the especia,purnass a s,;,.
ng aud accom- ia:ius our own customers.
superior quality Of
9 0 al Oil.
assortment
Coal Oil Lamps
In Sioux City.
--O-~
sJ> Especialattention will be given nv
ls to the wants Of MINERS, aud a full
supply of
Miner.t' Outfits!
Kept co instantly On hand, for sale cheaper
han atany other store North Of st LOUIS.