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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-07
OOs PAWNBROKIR AND CSS
zoo LOAN OFFICE. HO~
L1osNsyp BY AUTHORITY.
WALsN. 2s5

QH5 MATTH2W x. WAH6A. EcO
ass STREET. between 10th and ilth.
Second door from Harvey . Vys.er Ss fr,enc.
IN no con npensred to make liberal Cash ad- ~
1ances on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia-
UIothins and Merchandise Of every description in
ISHsYins had y years experience in the bust.
ness in the City. and favorably known to many Of
its citisene, am confident that to AL who may en-
6dentiall will give sstisfsctsn Once open every
day Sunday exeeptedl 'FRONT.' o'clock .. m. until
O'clock ,. m. jazz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-07
PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

0Ncs Bepo. Com ~tis sasy or Ss.bsisseses,l
Waskir gsoa, March 1, 1885. {
Sealed Proposals. in du plicate, are invited an I'll
March IL, 1906 at "a O'Clock m. for furnishing the
Subsistence De par tmep mt with
THREE THOUSAND $4,000 BARRELS OF
FLOUR
he proposals win be for what is known st this
Depot as Nos. ], 2, and 3, and bids will be enter
tai ed for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be in du plioste, and for eseh grade on
separate sht cts of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commences within
hve osys frem the pening of the BIDS ana In such
qualities, daily, as the Government may direct,
delivered 1t the &c ment warren ouse IN &C.
ipxtOn, D O.
The delivery of all the Flour awarded 70 be eora.
pieted within twenty days from the opening OF the
Payment will be made in such funds ., the Gov
erRment LAY have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspection Will De msce
JUST before he Flour il received, and none wli De
accepted hich is not fresh ground aud made from
wheat ground in the vicinity here manu- featured,
uni. 81 Of very superior guilty.
. The flour TO be delivered in OAK barrels, mead
lined. -
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid Of
each biddes who hiss not the oath on hlo IN this
Office, and bid will be entertain ID from par ties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids or from bidders net present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject auy bid
for cause
Bid to be addressed to the undersigned, st No.
223 g street, endorsed "Prorosais for Flour"
u. +. BRIDGES,
mast Captain, O 9. V.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-07

BLOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS. ofevery Eari..
city, in stock for spring sales.
ALSO,
A full and complete stock Of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY.
Up. BARrHoLow. $50 7th street.
feb l4.eolm below Peun'a avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-07
ORGANIC wEAKNEss, IMPOrENCY, IMPED
IMRNTS TO MARRIAGE

By DR.. johnstOn's marvellous treatment, Weak
ness of the Ore Is speedily cured and full vigoY
restored Thousands Of the most nervous. debih-
tated and inn emit. who b sd lost all hope, have
been immen lately relieved
All impe diments to marriage, Physical Men,
tai Disav sli6catiops, Loss of Provocative power.
Nervous Irritability Tremblings, and Weakness
or exhaustion of the MEET fearful kind, speedily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-07

IA NTI-SLAVHRY MEASURES IN OON9Rue6
"A BY Henry Wilson. The Msschant Mechanie.
A Tale of !" New England Athens" BY Henry 4:
Howe Gunshot Wounds and other injuries OF
Nerves. By Doctors Mitchell. Morshouses ana
A ee1,x eYRANcK TAYLOR.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~ The body Of . dead man was found
last Saturday in what is termed "Nctl!e
Bend Cincinnati township, this county,
under rather suspicious circumstances. -
The deceased was com paratively q stranger
in tho neighborhood where he was found,
having been around there but few days
II was supposed that he had considerable
money about him. He had been at work
with man BY the name of West who was
also stranger there. The two had been
talking abou. going away together. West
has not been seen around there since the
others death. The body when found had
every appearance indicating that death
had been caused BY violence. We could
not learn his name. Tho Coroner had
been called. since which " have heard
nothing moro. Harrison @. Union,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

IA PLANTING TREEs.-We observe that
several Of our citizens are preparing to
plant shade trees this spring some have
commenced already. We are delighted to
see it, and hope that every one who has q
place to plant trees upon will no, omi, to
do 80 this spring. !. will pay-pay you
ten fold-to say nothing Of the comfort
they will afford you. Now is the time to
plant trees and have them live.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08
~PERsoSAL-We regret to announce

~PERsoSAL-We regret to announce
tho departure from our city of l.. B.
Atwood. Esq, formerly of tho 6rn of B.
Luce l. Co. Mr.. A. has engaged in bust.
ness At Omaha, which was the occasion
Of bis leaving Sioux City. During his
residence here he made host of friends
~ bis kind and manly conduct. We wish
him every possible success in his new
Geld Of labor, and recommend him to the
people OF Omaha as . reliable business
man.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~ FRoM FoRr Receive are glad to
see agai" in our midst, 7, Bruguier, ESQ
Mr.. Is. has been passing the winter at Fl.
Rice, d J. He reports fine winter in
that Locality, up TO the month of February
but since that time, according to his re.
presentations Old Boreas has been on a
spree.
Mr.. B. marched On foot from For, Rice
to Fort SalIy. distance of 100 miles,
with single Indian as his attendant,
making the trip iu eleven days, seven of
which he aud his trus.y guide we're com.
PEELED to subsist upon such game as they
could capture along their route.
According to his report the mtoats
now above this point are liable to encoun
ter very serious difficulties aud obstruction
to navigation, and should the ice in the
upper river pass out as it does some seas.
ons, every boa: must visit the bottom of
the Missouri.
When he left For. suly abou. s days
since, the ice was still perfectly solid.
lie reports the Indians still trouble ONE
about Fort Rice, one Of the guards a, the
mouth Of Cannon Bali river being killed d
day or two before he left. The Arappahoes
and Cheyenne'a are reported as ali being
collected in the Black Hills at present.
and urging n combination for the purpose
Of cleaning out the Missouri valley. saying
they have driven everything out OF The
Platte Valley and are nov desirous Of
serving the Missouri valley in the same
manner.
lie speaks in the highes. terms Of Col.
Dimond and the officers and men under
bis command. In military discipline and
good order he thinks them superior to any
troops ne ever saw Of the old regulars.
The health Of the Post is as good q,
could be expected under the circu ,ns,an.
ces. The Scarvy has made it's appearance
among the men and will prove disastrous
unless relief Is obtained from some place
quito soon.
Mr.. B. is looking little thin, pla;olv
indicating that living at For, Rice and 1,
the mouth Of the Big Sioux i no. To zane.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

cotem porary to voice from Bagg in an.
other column Of this paper We are free
to confess that We are astonished that the
late attack in the Journal upon Captain
Bsgg should be attributed to Judge Pen.
dletou. We had supposed that the best
possible understanding existed between
these two gentlemen, and We are certain
that such was the impression among our
citizens, at least portion Of the time,
while Capt. Bagg was Quartermaster at
this post.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~"All men are created FREQ and
equal;' but after creation, the equality
often ceases. This brilliant thought is
respectfully dedicated to the editor Of the
Sioux City Journal, aud submitted for his
cogi,a.ion without comment Dakotian.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

NJ The steamers Benton and Deer
Lodge arrived here on Sunday last. Both
bound for Fort Benton. and loaded with
freight for Idaho. Each Of these boats
had aboad quite number Of passengers
on their way to Virginia City. The Deer
Lodge vas obliged to leave abou, hun.
dred tons Of freight here, being loaded
too heavy for the present stage Of water.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~ ARE You INSURED I've desire to
call the attention of our citizens 10 the
fact that We are Agents for the following
old and reliable Insurance Companies -
The Home Insurance Company Of New
York. Capital over s3,o0o,ooo
The PkGnix Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Conn. Capital over 100000.
We will issue our patrons Policies in
either of the above Companies at low
rates. To our merchants and shippers we
would say, that We are prepared to insure
goods shipped by river from St. Louis to
Fort Sul|y, or intermediate points, and
can give contract or open cargo policies
in the Home Insurance Company at rates
as cheap as can be procured elsewhere.
WEARE,N ALLISON.
Sioux Cry, Apri. 9th, 1865.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~ JAMES CAMERON, son Of our much
respected townsmau, SAMUEL CAMERON,
Esq, left here on the Deer Lodge. He
goes to Virginia City as an employee Of
G. P. Dorriss / Co. From cur knowledge
Of this young mans merits We have every
reason to anticipate for him successful
future in the new gold regions Of Idaho.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~Thas City Council, over the election
Of which the Cimlct 80 exul.ing!y pro
claimed a great "Union victory" have en-
dorsed the announcement Of DOR contem.
temporary as to the loyalty Of its members
BY voting the publisher Of The REGISTER
the City Printer. So.o.wl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08
ALL over Town and County.

~ WHAr IT MEANs.-Our subscribers
Who see . cross On their papers set oppo.
V site their names, will please bear in
Amiod that their subscription has ex
pired, and that only one paper will be sent
thereafter unless the subscription is re.
oewed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~ We learn from the Council Bluffs
Nonpariel that the steamer Bertrand, Of
Copelan l. Co.'S. St. Louis and Idaho line,
was sunk about twenty miles above Coun.
Gil Bluffs on Saturday evening last. She
struck snag and sunk in ten minutes, in
twelve feet water. Boat aud cargo valued
at $500, 000-total loss. No lives lost.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

"a Tho weather this week has been
anything but pleasant. On Sunday it
commenced raining, and continued until
Wednesday evening. when it grew SUD
denly cool, and during the night We were
visited by quite fall Of snow.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~ The alarm Of FIRE on Wednesday
evening was caused by the burning out Of
. chimney Q. the Wauregan House.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~ Dr.. Bardwell has been spending
few days in this city and it's suburbs. The
Doctor is looking we'll and says be en-.
ioyed it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

"a At the sale Of town lots in the town
Of Boon, $4,000 worth were sold in five
hours for immediate improvement. They
sold oil the way from $3.50 to 5000.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~ Col. Pollock arrived in town on
Thursdays Stage from Fort Randall, en-
route for Dubuque.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

.
e~ We are pleased to learn tina. aboa.
the lst Of May the Northwestern Stage
Company contemplate putting on line of
Stages direct from here to Boonsboro.--
The Company intend running four horse
coaches from here TO the junction of the
Fort Dodge and Boonsboro roads. At
what point the Boonsboro route will diverge
from the present one we are unable to say
BY this route the time from here to Chicago
will be three days, making i. the quickest
aud most direct route to the East. Would
it not be stroke Of policy for the people
Of Northwestern Iowa and Dakota TO make
some exer,ions to have their mail sent
via Boonsboro instead Of Dubuque By
the Dubuque route it tnkes six days to get
mail from Chicago; via Boonsboro, we
could get it in four. The people Of the
Slope have long since lost all confidence
in the Dubuque L Sioux City Railroad -
There was time when we were verdant
enough to believe that this Company
mean. what they said, bu. that has long
since passed while On the other hand, the
Chicago aud Northwestern road has been
steadily pushed forward, and to day is
further West than any other road 10 the
State, and none know better how to appre.
e'ate their energy than the people OF the
Missouri Slope.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~ 8. T. Davis, ESQ.,, returned from
HE trip to the East on Thursday last
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08
EStr0y.

TAME into tho enclosure of the subscriber in
~ sioux City, Iowa, about ten days since, one rod
Cow and STEER. TIL, COW Las a white star in
forehead and Is about three years old, and steer
seven or eight months. Tho owner Is reoncs, od 10
come forward, prove property pay charges nd tako
them away. NM. GODFREY.
Sioux City, Iowa, Feb, 10th, 1865-3w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

"a Some friend Of the late Mr.. Du
Pont becomes exceedingly exercised over
an article in the REGlsrER which com.
ments upon the manner in which tina,
person sanght to leave town-encumbered
by an overcoat, the property Of a soldier
here-and writes communication for the
Journal. Certainly the REGISTER did not
suppose that this Dupont had left any of
his "pals' behind him, or it would have
exercised moro caution in saying anything
to offend this theiving fraternity for fear
that some one Of the nest mi eht be led to
exercise their profession in this direction.
and steal something from the REGISTER
Office. These thieves are as revenseful as
they are ,rickisb, and when public a,ten>
ton is directed to any one Of them the
whole swarm is stirred Up.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08
LILO. FOR THE GOLD MINES OF
Ill lDAHc.

EKfTY light draught steamer DEER
sSEeSesf1 LonGE. Thomas ". kea. cominau-
der, Henry A. Dohrman. Clerk now
being built at Pitshurg, Pa, expressly for the st
Louis and Fort Benton trade. will leave rittsburg
for Fort BENTON and int. cdate points. Saturday
February 18th and leave st. Lonis, SATURDAY,
March ith. or as soon Their CATER as river is open
to Omaha. end Sioux City.
The new, fash and light draught steamer BEN
TON VIM. Howard Commander, Lewis l.. II inc,
ClcrS, will leave for Fort Benton and in termcdat
points, SATURDAY, March llth.
The new, fast and light "rau-ht steamer VEL
Low STONE, Jos. Mayhood, Commander, stanly
Roland, Clerk, will leave as above, SATURDAY,
March Is.
The very fast and light drausht steamer FAN
NY OGDEN, Thomas Townsend, commautlcr NJ
iliiliarl, Clerk, will leave as above SATURDAY,
March 18th.
steamer DEER LODGE will remain between
Forts Union aud Benton Until the cargo Of III tho
boats Of this line is delivered at Fort Benton
by this arrangement shippers have great aa,an-
tage aud an assurance that their frcic ht will DO
delivered at destination. We are also prepared TO
furnish land transportation from Fort benton 10
the Mines, and will give through Bills Lading to
Silver City, Last Caancc, Priekley Pear, Deer
Lodge, Virginia City, Rannock City, and Ga latin
For freight % passage apply to
JOHN G. CopELIN,
Southwest corner Main and Olive s,rects
JOSEPH MCINTYRE,
No. 70 Commercial ltcet or
JOHN !. ROE Il CO.
Convent street. between 2d and 81, St. Louis.
o. For Freight or passage apply to
IL. ID. BOOZE s. Co..
febl3 sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~ William Hutcbins, Esq. has re.
turned, and re-opened the "Alhambra."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

RLAND DE EDS for sales. ,hssioux City
- ns3HHeIoMse' anS2t
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-04-08

~ We are glad to sec that our City
Supervisor IL looking after the side. walks
The New York herald., 1865-01-20
brooklyn City News.

FREA fire broke out in the three story brick build
ing No IA Atlantic street about four o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The place occupied by Mr. f. V. Shotwe
flour and feed store His loss about 81 500 in
sured In the Atlantic Company. The building owned by
Mr. milford Martin damaged 70 the extent OF $500
insured The FIRE originated In the basement which
used q stable in which horse aud a COW were kept
Both animals were suiocated The fire caused by
accident
CRUSHED TO DEATH.-Mr. Daniel Grey, Of the firm OF
Grey Leonard, No. Cocnties slip New York. was
killed yesterday afternoon by being caught in the ma
chncry ofhe grain elevator the foot Of Dcgraw street
He was examining the machinery, and, being caught In
the betting, whired around and crushed TO death
The body taken the late residence OF deceased and
an inquest will be held this morning
The DRAFT IN KINGS CouNry.-The committee Of the
Board Of Supervisors Of Kings county, appointed to pro-
ceed to Washington for the purpose Of having Justice
done TO the county in the coming draft have returned
They report the result OF their mission success and
that the entire number OF 10 be raised in tho
county 10 nl It's quota will not exceed two thousand.
Energy may yet save Brooklyn from draft
The New York herald., 1865-01-20

LAUNCH TUE STEAMSHIP AmzoSA The ine steamship
Arizona after several unsuccessful attempts, was yescr
day afternoon launched from the yard Of Mr. Henry
Steers, GroenpJnt She built for the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company by Mr. Steers is Of beautiful model
and great value costing the company when completed
about $500 900 Her dimensions are Length 325 feet ;
breadth Of beam, 55 feet; depth OF hold q feet inches
The ship will be taken 10 the Novelty Works for her
machinery During the launch her keel was somewhat
injured aud II Is likely that she will have 10 be taken on
the dry dock for repairs.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE or TRtNcE-An old lady named
Van Ast, residing in Masarole street. near Leonard H.
D. missed about two weeks since and all efforts in
finding her proved unavaing until yesterday, when
officer u discovered her In spare in her resi-
dence, having just awoke from two weeks slecp or
trance When questioned by the officer In regard 10
time she told him that she was about making prepara-
tions TO receive New Years calls.
FoUSD DRowSEo.-John Ponder, laboring man, lately
residing at 1s2 Kent avenue, f D. was found drowned
nj tho foot OF Ann street Deceased n native of 81
John, NJ b. aud leaves wife and three children Coro-
mr. Barrett last evening held an inquest Verdict "Accl
dental drowning
The New York herald., 1865-01-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
CHApxAN-BRowN.-At University Place church, on
Wednesday, January 49, by the Rev Alexander r. Thomp
SON. WILLIAM HENRY CAHPMAN and ELIZA d. Brown, daugh
ter of Edwin J. Brown, all OF this city
EDwARDs-KEMP.-At the residence Of the bride, In
Brooklyn on Tuesday, january IL, by the Rev A. b.
Partridge JAMES p EDWARDS to THERESA L. KEMP all Of
Brooklyn.
GAYioRD-Bunpox. Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
January 49, by the Rev. J. g. Holme, Mr.. WILLIS GAY
L0u, OF New York to Miss MINNIE BuRDoN, daughter Of
William Burdon ESQ., Of Brooklyn. No cards.
PnSyocK-OGDRN Wednesday, January 18, al
the residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev. Dr. s.
Spear o. T. PENNocK of Schuyervile, Saratoga county,
N Y, 70 Mrs SARAH A. OGDEN, Of Brooklyn, daughter
of James Armtage.
PuapY-SMnH- Wednesday evening, January Is,
at the Madison square church, by the Rev Thomas 8
Hastings FAY H. PuRDY and FLORA WHHELMINA, only
daughter Of Thomas E. Smith, all OF this city.
RoEBIIEG WARREN WARREN -BARRowS-In 81.
Mary,s church, Cold Spring by the Rev. Henry Bur-
roughs Jr, rector Of Christs church, Quincy, Mass,
Colonel WASHINGTON A. ROEBING, of Trenton New Jersey,
to Miss EMILY WARREN daughter Of the late syiyanus
Warren Of Cold Spring. Also Captain EDGAR w. WAR
rem Miss CoRNEILA NJ BARRows, daughter Of Samuel
f. Harrows Of Cold Spring.
STEVENS -BoNNEI.-At Madison, New Jersey, on We'd
nesday evening January 49, by the Rev. A. hande, Mr.
JAMES STEVENS Of Brooklyn, to Miss LAvI1A H. Bow
MEL, Of Madison
The New York herald., 1865-01-20
The Second Annual Congress or the Fec
nian brotherhood.

CINCINNATI Jan. TO, 1850.
The reports or the proceedings OF the Second Annual
Congress OF the Fenan Brotherhood being held in
this city, that have been made public contain but little
Of interest The time far has been occupied in the ap
pointmcnt OF various business committees.
Mr.. John o'Mahony, of New York, chosen Presi.
dent Of the Congress The following gentlemen are tho
Vice Presidents ;-Acssrs W. Moran Of Missouri j. W.
Dunn, Of Illinois; Captain Buffalo, Of New York; NJ.
Griffin, of Indiana; Mr. Doody, of Massachusetts, and
Andrew Bonner, Of Kentucky
Meetings are held every night which open TO the
public and addresses delivered by the members Of the
Order The audiences arc very large and enthusiastic
The New York herald., 1865-01-20
The suicide of Mr.. NJ. =. whitney.

THB EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The notices appearing In this mornings papers
nouncng the suicide Of Mr. Melvin $. Whitney contain
many msstaements that cannot allow them to pass
urnotced II true that the account OF the firm at
the Phenix Bank was ovordrawn 10 the amount OF
elos 600 or any other sun II is not true that Mr..
Whitney commenced action 20 clear himself OF any
liability incurred BY hs partners but on the contrary,
an action was commenced by bis partner which was
1endng before the Hon Murray Hoffman nj the time of
M. Whtneys melancholy DEATH and the high charac-
Ter OF both his COUNSEL ade from tho well known satis
factory relations between him and them 10 the last mo
ment s sufficient rciga,on Of the wrctched calumny
more than ipiimatod IN the article referred TO-
To the pu ubcaon OF what true on the subject Of my
connection Wish Mr. Whitney make no objection.
GEO NJ hUREN % Broad street
EKw YoRK, Jan, 10, 1895.
TO THE IyDIToR or THE HERALD.
pHFy1' BANK, Nrw YoRK Jan 10 1865
The account Of Mes Ts Whitney Mur9n with this
staten ent An your issue OF thls date, and otlige
JOHN PARKER Cashier