davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-01-02
The capacity Of the rebel hospital Is now t.01'
hods, having been increased aome 100 since Las

The capacity Of the rebel hospital Is now 1000
January.
An ide4 was very prevalent in the cisy dusin. the
progress Of the dFaft, shat these were credit
Cd 10 the quota uf the 4lh Ward, and some consd-
cious, however, were orsoncoasly based, for We
understand That not ono man was credited to the
city: -,.
the oat Of alee1ancc Il no criterion Of til, Iacli.
nation Of the rebs to do 50, many Of them being
perfectly ready to sEear to anything, ct any time
received monthly, but err the prisoner can take It
the authorities 1nnst b. fully satisfied to his sim
cerl+s. Among the last hatch. numbering about,
wns Cherokee indian. Hc lcft Tue camp ia high
FpiEts, but ere many hours had elapsed return.d
with ecrtonA conntcnnncc- He could make no
nobody. lie was without m oney, food and friends,
md would like to 60 b,ck again To the prison
quarte'e. Compassion Was taken on the poor fol-
garrison square. no longer prisoner, bur an at
iachc OF tho camp. Query Would q released
pri.99ner voluntarily re:aFn to Libby Prison or
Eurly in October the exchnu &c rolls Of sickAnd
disabled rebels were completed md forwarded to
Of The eics priaoners, By C czebausins tne,a for =
similar nun bcr OF disabled Union boys in the
prisons Of the South. The exchange was never
Washington. and were it mol for oae incident,
the fact would be oflttt}c interest Som. 6s3 mrn
were examined at camp, Of which number 3J3.:,r
nearly "a per cent? could neither write n1r rcaa s
t1tlr Own namssLa iaTt ~
tie chtvalry.
euAh73naAsfEhs OFFICE.
We arc able to give ooly vory osasi snmm1ry
OF the operations In the Srartcr1n astcfs uspsEt-
ment here. under colon"! J: A. Ioltef, =. Y A.,
U. 5. A. The once NJ CAscaSo Is lafsely u1a"n
Upon to supply tie "ahse ol tns Enole ntmT.
The following arc, approximately. the principal
purchases Of the year:
t,ats, husels ...6 SIS Gas Lead P1rc. ns 5e7
!s'rA. blslrls---: y ~ Straw. rs; III s.!
H"Si br sons;:s; To-; e3SS fia,fsr
ijnr.rs y ~ -. einrs s1',s9
WroSrf,, iIon. IL f5G8 ins4s pr,cs
CT: sstd Iron, II, <i0SA .scci {'cnx ,,.,, ga:s
Anthracite Coax Cca4r i'o.;......... A,i
s.......:... 1yM{ 20 Mrnitta t;cp:, MS. 2,rs9
Nfuninocs conl. scssEs 81;
:s TX a,ins MAS. o.. ~
rs' 49,. - 49," eaeuo so"p w.. 80
1pcte pulcnasee " no means ccnsutotG INC
Mnole amount iccelsed ~ Colonel Iottrf. y. Y.
A., Us nc ptlnclnH DUE u FORWARDED 10 him By
'1net9infnI 9..a 9i9 a lor alsnassemenL
~ the . solon1ns az anpto1aaatcay. lne a'aoants
H., st na1s, H. afMcios distributed lfom
nin,1nts "'- 70 - - 49, ~,
. ~ su.v1 ,os,. S3
nan.nns oa'''' ,rtl4s T.rnr,ci-u ,r+Eas c+c9s
Hoots - :S Inrta.s sT3
!. =. =. ~ sSS L...,. 1S
, 1865-01-02

HOGS.
The total recepts OF Hogs at the various yards
In the city, during the ending roay, according
to the tnlty returns posted on 'Clanse, amount to
N,i5l head
This head less than were received last week
and SIS head than tie receipts OF the co11rs
pond.nc week Of last year.
The daily stec1pts at the yss:ous 1a1ds compare as
ioitoRs:
, 1865-01-02
Cn1CAl;O CATTLE MARKET,


SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 81, 1851.
The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live Hogs At the
various yards i the city, for the week ending day.
compare follows With the previous weeks since Oc
frhrT
, 1865-01-02

IN ~ HANK JF Obi. At7U.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OEce CT saw.ctroIlef q the ''urrenc9.

o1ee of fagrtrol'er q ths 'urrynss.
~ ~wAsarssros: 80 argass c;,.ss g ~ :! l..
h re as e s pss1 e. !as
been nf:et under ~ aecsr'tnx . lie ID
sS5: e.; .a''sS
sss "a az Fl ns -
T. 9 as IS s.
'assss.s ass9 ~ ss assss.
I sfn NtnSnai % saux o = r. he ls, z hjcaso,
commence the bnttneas Of banking unier Tie ct
,se dss It nasast sAna an 'e
coupEaiie4 MSsa y SG IL hgtta9sn tass:as
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
sp GaE 9So9NyEsFTB RSo 1NISS Ra1 9E 9k *gA "a
.! three sna enshal. per cent subject @
ths cnteaeo anI NorthVestesn Railway cemp.ny,
e iea saF e. s sis e ~ a. e
r. Th9se nsue5 she unsnnye1tsst shares ot The iaea
q e. 2n%a?ssy
ne kai1 offices foE the endorsement thereon OF tha
% III sssa .Sass.. .na as *
"a Ss1 5 s. T. &
sordsf OF tho BoaEa OF D,3estnEs. gs :, ,o,r,,,
fsst e.: ';s CO. g; IF z$$Ss
PHILOSOPHY OF MAR
aseun q Anaso%, Ra1e .in~d 70 e e =. 1Sls ses
~ aas9. Sss!! @ ~ s'aas e
Ev
:s$s;
+ ,ANCER, FISTULA. PILES
ana ar Tcoss nelndns Of ne
1.oehiea1 9; st.m Of neda.i praciee, by b.. NaE
psaeione5 M e u fnr n+,c5- p YAhAx
=. 20 51 s,a q D. late Surgeon u Army Sst.ess
TO GROCERS, BAKERS AND
-, 49, ELoCR DEALERS. leo nb.s Flour. comprt-
rsing F1tsas on cons,grmcnt and ior s.le Il the
d..s, s,,,os - Y q. uyDEsa1lL.
NEW INVENTION. e. Von
E,snsr's Aromatic Polish. for p.anss Aua fasa.
4a5s
1ao'' ;So Ane beafoern ''fee sole sea% Fl G.
TTSEFU PRESENTS. Kid
1s !f'; 6 E: s. i:
e ss;:
IGHT SCAV VENa E K.
CHARLES KUNZ
VII, attend to tho tLs ASsINts !F PstvIE9, An. re-
moving usatef f I'll Descriptions. Ortsfa
III crett 10 Pest ot!ce nox ali9 chicago.
ct-s.h9lcimls
, 1865-01-02
COn3IEECIALs

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 81, 1864.
The receipts anl shipments, during the past n
houEs, were as follows:
nEcuPrs AND slipnENra nuREa rAs7 u HOURS.
, 1865-01-02

ket this evening" and compared Win laSs EeeR:
c1nS1sa Fn,cxs.
Prime to extra qa.s... :sss@ e: Sssk s.: Is IS
Coco medium to prime do, stsF9 s@4 =
1oss. ues.uG eoses. osea as.:. sss ss :
The following a1e the comparative prices OF Jssf
Cattle this evening. and for tic corresponding pe::oa
' COMPARATIVE pn,czs.
sees ss8f ea@ e saa7a s SGa''ss. psias d.: IT
ess,ar eeS. eos!ss s1s!itss; o5.; xs ss i: ssso
From the pz.ee Ing tables 1t ait bn seen shss the
receipts Tor the past eek have been uansutJ Light,
amounting to little u"le than cueha'f OF the lowest
weekly receipts since Oct l. With moEe active de-
mand fr good CATTLE 'hert Is M advance OF ecpet
1co rs on the c1*stux quotaslcns OF he market last
Saturday eyeeing-
SATURDAY Ev1y1So, Dec 81. 1se4
The market during this, the closing wecs Of the
year. las esinced fair improvement on th. previous
weeks Of the sea&on. Ths may have been due 10
extent to the hghtuess Of the supply. but t.ltaE
chiefly to the superior qual.t; Of tho offerings.
The tnadequ*ey Of tae sapply Of we1-f.d stock to
meet the demand OF the msket has been fct for soc
time past, although with the ABSENCE ot large c!a.s
Ct operators, but slight inconvenience hus resulted.
among shippers aud Government contractors, which
sustained an active coMrctito: anu brisk saie ior
the hest stock in tho market
In the tam, actieus Of tho market there has beca
Uniform nrmnees, apd outside prices hare been ID
In all instances for desirable stock.
The receipts to-day were limited a1d Tic business OF
the market was disposed OF early hour The en-
tcreo sea At The various yards $50 head 1t
{3 2s97.s5 per 100 ns The market {. sing vary t.m
at yesterdays quotations with fair dcn,autt
The principal sales rade were 80 hc, prime I!anl,
steers, fed By s. Howard Of Kcwnnnre, averaging
1881 na, II. Smith at $7.15 Ico rA; Aal g bead II
ra lhols ste averaging 119o ns scl! by Cooley {
Eldrlagr TO Neho & Phll:lrs 1T s7-s5 1oo Ms. la:a
drove fed By G. + CIutke OF Chebauc- Farm, lro.
qu, Is COUNTY. illinois,
, 1865-01-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I91btl
SCIENTIFIC.
Among the prominent educational movements
this Jcarw notice:
The University Of Chicago, locnted near Csmp
Dougtas, Is erecting, with its new Uniyersitv
buildings, IN ohse ervatory, which Ii neacly re.i1
for the monster telescope Of III inches Iisnst;r
, 1865-01-02
CHICAGO DAILY 1la1sREr.

an Azles or Q, n.a6s rsported tt!s n.orts
rteort to re neto rnles Of t7spaa.en
sae'ts faoca a. %So sp1'sa !. nos "Gatssso 1sa,
that pAca ssas Formerly Ae.7 ypr,.2 Il neo No.
gpS!ag Z neso no: ! yprtnQ; :" ana .4t2 9rads 9
Hoto .'Resctsd." 20; Red" nco p, Extra Red:.
hMote aja.a Rt.t'1
sArCRDAr EVENING. Drc. st. 13ei.
FnEICHTS-TheEe Is no change IN rates. We
1uGsc:
Fourth Dressed
Clssa- Flour. Hogs.
To New Tork, ,zll ral1.,.......$I.C0 ts11 Sl5o
To Boston, al rail-. LES $50 200
To Buffalo. all fall: .......,,. IS 1.19 LOO
To pnithdelphlA, AL rail. ...... LIS $40 1.A0
To Baltimore. all rnn.. LIS = $40 l-S0
, 1865-01-02

TO Ra,ttmoEe, ~ tsn- ......... - SID 1S0
bfs Msfxet aa,e apd o!i 1bappfW9
WinteE Extra i sle:5 1co b,s chece sp.ins Extra at
*sx.3 l0o pig toS Etvef Ealey SUPPL q ts.a.
WnEAT-. -Kycelyed to-day, ,l5,ls bu shipped,
sSsSSS:ss WnsAr y Srosa.iSo 81 Se Rs4 = !! .:
sSosE-ES sd In NJ sospeaf At Ala ~ Il, At At
61 rost ss6s; lido bn No spring It *156 So3 bn
= ~ or Sa Hf anu as
i COkN~l;ccelvsl to:da: s.sss bu- M.rket dull
anI oNtr. sal.s we're: 800 nu Sew .osn IN store at
Sc. Gro tu no Oh track at sc 2E1 ou 10 1T 13c.
OATs-Recelycd to-day, Il 6.s M, shipped. 9, 100
s4orr en s. o 81 So tsatt Sc so b do :; & yc
&C. eq sas !. + s or n 20 u e'
saIss tudsy Su No Rys At 81 d.
nIEY"Kee.ive tsS Rec. "a. Msrkotda1
s9a In do VI La; Sa 6u new Inspection do st
i "a g. ''*'' - w "
tGHHn.4LNMgpM'na. r.. es q ~; Ion
but thrrc Is no demand for ahl2uasrt an meIium
EEades asc loTeE W. qucte:
@ Pnms psrs, In cFocks ana Tuba.
shipp,ns 1i'
efscs6 EUsoFEsfaG t'is;sI DaI al, isv;; s,s. ~ g.
Pork haErs ii ets at HISS del; 90 d. Ut il SO %
3 IL e. 4s s:Sss ae
Gsts seas e.">a.."n.: "e aeossi
java o. g.. In mat9 ...... ..-.-- u 80
Jf2in infr ii rcou 'N''''''''-tF q 11ss 91s,<s
Kto po5d Il nrin.e '''-'''s7 '''-'''s Es1l3ec
CffEEAEI4 falr suDr1v With Il ste sdv fa.nSnL af
our pr n ut quotations. We uaote
HAMBURG ........ " sjeaexn
= extern Reserye . ...s ~ 5sSsSSc
We.yetu >tafe1 - ss31@
ERTx- firookfieit .31 az -
do UrInspv.." '''''s'''sitstSS IL ~
CtxyxLayn-Hriar I'M 1s ~
ID Nirs1sf it,G". '''"ss"s''s"s'.""' 1-SC ~ ~
dn WiIinv Hank k''''''''''''''"''''-' ~ isG1 -
Bloss6urg + i'm AZ
Lu1np [ ehirb ~ 80 ~ ~'"''''"'' > 51-S1 *
LacEaVaua nrcnsrad 's'' "a s%
Scranton u.s.,.,,............ iarn i
Pttst0u. ' 1.fnH
I1liuolp, ,,.,............ 80 fi III ..fS n
Thru vein Fern, I'll Ttaf5f m
F4%H-LAKE YIsH In ytfY limited supplv Priced
c.prIsn IL ined supply and aym Ut p9eseaE aaots ona
ttong Other descriptions oulet and uncnnnred Wa i
quote: ~
Maseasat No- 81 ott Il 9.01
MMie4sn, No. 4 p Ef!. $50 q 9.71
M0lteo3n, NO y u htbfl..................1 1m q 1A
-" = - 9W = sI3
IEonfs no. N fI. 1.35 a 3G0
Mackcrel, No. hf brl, ,neW.,,..,......1gQQ QQ lloD
No. 2. hf hff. neN.........,. 90O 9s0
AlAekeEe!, large family, hi pei, neW,,. $50 I'M |
5acResel. e1ft2 rleN. nj .I.0 t115An
extra mees, FEt...........,,, H73 a i'd
Mar ksEe!, Mp. Ets, s,neW.......-...... 26 V Ill
, 1865-01-02

master md Asst CUMnsBary Of Prisoners
Quarters and Police Uieur Of The Camp Lieut..
AcDonough. Inspector General Of Prisoners ;
Lieut.. scloonmaker. Rc::imcnfal Ad}ataut; Lieut..
Greene on detaebed sarsice 81 1T :a aad
15T11 MFnIwr.T vrTrn.~ nrsffur C.on,
f,a1na.iNIaros - s'rns H.t1 ooHfs'
Ii~s~ Co;nnti3 si,,3;n a. stnJsI, FIooa
1u9!of-James sf-., Z. Gosneiius'
A0tnidnf-ltaiah :. Tny!or:
COMPANY 4-Cnptsin, v. sponable.
Company R-Guplain. J. q. Hastings; Second
Lieutenant s y; ';f9sesheck-
Company G-FiFst Lieutenant, John 4; Buckley:
Company n-Cuptaln. Jerry n. Hill; second
Aeutenant. " Palmer.
tt'Htany t..-Captaii+ S. c. Gold; Second Lieu
1Dm,,on1 I-second Lieutenant S. Mcponald.
Company C-Fir-t Lieutenant N. Cole; Second
Lieutenant, v +: uazadom.
company (--Elrst IteniersAt G. l. D0wng.
C,mpaay First Ientcnant. l. D; Garity:
tenant w. 1. Mcdaniel.
for other duty. causing th.,r respective eom@ands
TO dexolyc upon their suboEdlnates. Col strong
Provost binrshail Can, annnsbis 10 % IN chaIoe ~
tile Camp Fire Department, and Capt Hastings In
charge Of the Prison Square.
a7H pm" 10Y n1oH1AsD) BATTEaT.
E9rsf 199,nL1yono Is1J.4oat.A r ~ " po,r md
Brown.
Scond Observation-Disclosures March md Samncl
A's!c. sa+ ~.
SfF1tdM 1HGfoF-Caleb L. Bennett
ftaaf3t,nasfer's !S<rc. anf-W. q. newell.
fhietk o. Ntcts-ser+ +tcants X. L. Patton. Snnd-
ford Roads, Albert n Keys, John G. Chaney, NJ
L. 6cott and y. Il. Scott
Ihe Nat.ery was nr.Anixed IN 1AEhland county,
Hn1o. nS SaPnln MI. ana nusteTcd into tac gerS-
c.1 tce - p as,,n' U1hon' Aueaht 4A' lsa- soon
aMsa ssrs ~ - Rsaadae II aepor.sa' ase9Fang e
nt c,oJrcd ~ tha i. ~, n. ~ a.
'I 1t, of 3sS oaTnS .ns oxe'!emsnt "a o. nc
Eamn nonn,.n n Nnv.m+.r euetc it - =. ~ - ~
nrchcnd.d yaId f,nn, n. Gsannii.n fsoUta ' X X
atrr-v ,rns eont ~ Jnbnunn,e isand ,na rsn.;aS
IN iniv ,hcrc mil Anrmf Gth .sEs oyhcn T. Inft
fnr Cnlnmhns f1i,io Af,nr yarns a;n1n, a Sew 3avs
NJ ths notnt fhe nth IN I'm .s.,h ~ ar,n+ 1nV
Tor Cftrsrn o~nrinn Viii n, ~ ,ha nnti c' Th ".
on,y in tfs. rt,sfcr .re hova -ivon u, th
or,;.ins nnc fs fic nromo,fnn of Snceni Tian.sn e
mi poor fn Ill ft.nt .nsncv r,ca IS,.4 : ion
nnaut .'ames II t:amh1e r.sion"J nnd ~ S.r.
ycapt Mnio1 Tvle tn Secnnd fiepianont x3,o 15cn.
tenant Poor nrnmn,cd '-~N 'Ne~
The health nf 1hs t.orr7s,n b.a hmm m +ha
whole very aot;.fsstorE 80 49, - tis III. - t,1 ne
lirht one A. no n,ranat Iuu ~ ~ sh LILY ~.
toms Of small 49, d - ~ tue seas e5MP"
for some time # was - ~ ~, ~ ii ThHe.' Aaa
pouid be visited sryer"ir ~ .hnt u ~
progress Of tllc nncn. ~ a go "o1 lne
The following ,aTlc crnf,,t,a ~
ticnta treated ii lhr ,.n1r1n ~ Hunoet 81 Pa
number Of deaths auunr ~. .aiS4t "ttn Ane
year: ~ @~ fH@N
1.aue1te IN fosK Hospital .-... ~,
Treated N Lenefa1 Hospital '+-' ~
0caMe :" oos A1osFltI "a
deaths IN GencIa! L iisospttal. pttal..,.....,. %
, 1865-01-02

BEEF CATTLE.
TIE total receipts orBecf Cattle At she vAttons yards
In tfe city during tue week ending to-day, amount &c.
coFdre to the daily returns posted On Change. 70
2.eo9 tead.
This 10 lFh head les than urrr received last week
and brad ltss thnn the receipts Of tne ccrrospood
inr period OF last year.
The dsily receipts at the various yards compare ~
follows:
DAILY REcEHrs.
Sunday MONDAY A1o I0esL1T-... AN
, 1865-01-02

1Ae TQQiG 0t Llc N3Th WIS p"IloEu1Q u$ lIG
prisoners, unlcr tho direction snd surveillance OF
j competent detail Of tue garrison.
TLe lamp nos prrstntsa very ncat and ,!11cf-
likc appearance: thc quarters both ot the officers
and ulcn arc Whftewa-hcd and in yooi rtp:fr, 1aa
the paradeErou is sunoth anf 1'rrl. Daring
the last few weeks, additional strength hua been
given to the l,arricsde by incTcasin. its thickness
i!reefoid. The Gimp, therefore, t1ay be said to
bc In prricct order and liccu:ly stroay to bate
eli utttnlpts Of Escape the part Of the rchs.
That rcct'tsary feature, the garrison have by
their assiduIty and energy earned the public Srah-
tulc. From tho hne ot tn: Withdrawal OF tac
Michigan Sharpshootcrs the clmp Wis guarded by
little over 1.U0 men, belonging to the then re-
Gently formed Veteran Reserve Corps, and rank
Ing as the Sth and 18th regiments. In August they
were reinforced by the ltrjth Pennsylvania lhun-
drcd day} infantrv. comma nded by Col. Ne1. aud
on the inauguration of the Coppetheal conye1.
ton the guard Was further strengthened by the
arrival Of the 2tth Ohio ateEy. Of 15G incn armed
Vith the best parrott runs The Camp continued
with this garrison until tic s;h VI October, when
lie Icnntylvana regiment left the city, its time Of
service hurinc expired. since thai time the Tete-
raA Regiments h:1yc received tcin;orcemeuts,
which HEsc ncutly G!lcd them to the m<fimnn,
nnd nav cohttitut1 the rsA4 garr1AoE ras- tha
ar;illcr, never perform guard or picket uaty.
tcipg rather locatsd as a Reserve 10 meeta1y con-
tiusCucy which mly arise.
The annexed synopsis will convey corrccttdea
OF the present strength of Camp Dou.las:
kce frn,.n1 tstjnr C:ffum trHRr M NJ men
, 1865-01-02

three or four heavy fscs which in themselves ca3scd
damage to the amount Of Hundreds Of Thousands Of
dollars. The Crcat conaagration, f,F example. o!
Ill's Brewery. ssas only surpassed In point o.
loss by tic sun Of S. 10 by the whole III lres Of
1851.
Tie following table exhibits the number OF drcs,
With The loss sustained in The LAST sfx ycafs:
Year. No. OF fires. Loss. Yetr. No. Of 1rcs Loss.
1852 1@ sG0s4aa 1869 155 AZ
1sCp 14t Sa665 1869 2oo s93, !9
1861 10 167,4i0 1864 1a5 bss,4b
There his also bcen during he ycar, q false
alafma.
The total loss suffered for 1854 Is apporhoncd
among tie three divisions OF the city NJ iollows:
Loss.
South division 100 t1rcs.,.............$31J $50
West tIiyfeion. 50 fircs 75,4i5
North division, 36 fires. 175,ol5
, 1865-01-02

Acfinq ID S<5qton I'd P1eelact-N l. Driseoc.
Captain, & Frtctntt-F. Quni.
lM Str3fant 81 Preeiass-Ghl lsles Il Jennings.
~ StT9 :ant Cd FrtsinetEJacoh M Z. Sautsr: ,.
Mc1genthaler.
of The laTolmen, 10 ere detailed for special duty
Defective duty 4; night and day watchmen 1t Cen-
tras STATEN, 2; Mayor anl Comptroller Office. =;
Health Office, =; lookup keepers, night watch"
mtn, &c, et d1Gsrent Stations, S; CITY constasls
uen for die chtire city, Of whom one h.lk O. -
men, are en n'y =. any y Etren tine,
cs fellows: Americans, ST; Geertlns, -; irish,
~; English, 1; French, 3; Nova Scotia, 2; sSe-
den, !; C2nlGlen. H.
:, 41r<sts-During the sear there have been ar
, 1865-01-02

p II sssi.T mh }Tht a.,es T ST% q peF 1os,
UiIx-- LIxBEEo N11-ycET ,lniet md with vary
Ia it'd surpy prcss rule tln as ouF present quota
olls. LAaD O11can E4lE demand sna n1ca.nsea. We
, 1865-01-02

IHE PuSe yttk H@s II EEEI} 1EsFCC1H UEEu Il IIGN4
satisfactory one. he increase In sne number Or
pupils being full: accompanied 67 m increased
degree Of proficiency In their studies.
The total expense Of maintaining the City
schoola for the past fiscal year was $95, ,55u.9t.
, 1865-01-02

Tbcke purchases by no means ccusntutc the
whole amount received by Colonel Potter, D. q.
H., us the principal bu4k Il forwarded to tim b.
Government for disbursement.
The following arc approximately, Tie ataoants
g! The most Important articlas distributed from
, 1865-01-02

Master In hanc.ry Of the Superior Court OF Chicago
E.B.s tonptts Solicitor.
det4bN1.tp jaul3
, 1865-01-02

Company H-FInt Lieut., 5. o. Hurnham.
Company I-Ftrst Lieut.. J.. Crawford.
Z Company K-Capt- L. a. rhilipotsaux-
Of these officers Col. u. J. Swee. IL IN command
Of the Poet OF the City vi Chicago; Capt. Shurly
Burnham IL on detached service ut Elnira, n. T.;
Lieut.. Bacon in charge Of the guard house and
post bakery; Lieut. Fl.e, lteginental Quarter
Lieut.. Briggs. Special Inspector Of Prisoners'
Quar1ers and Police ui|i1cr uf the Camp: Lieut.
McDonough. Inspector General Of Prisoners;
Lieut. Sch0onmakcr. Rc::,imcnfal Ad}Etaut; Lieut..
Morris, Acting Aid-de.camp OF Post; Lieut
Greene, Urdtusuce Oilicsr Of Camp; und Lieut..
Greene, on detached service at Springfield.
16Tu NE01NE-'T VETERAN REsEn4E ouars.
LQkQntI-Iatues c. SIrnu,..
, 1865-01-02

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The following The closing quotations Of tho raat
ket this evening. and compared with last week:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-11
Subscriptions viii J." received b. the First
National Bank, Dubuque. nlrl-3m

A CARD 10 i:,'A'IDa-A Clergyman,
while rr>i linz IN Sul,tli America rs q missionary
di-' vcre4 >a.f' ad ing = remedy for tie cure Il
Ncr,o:, NrAross. Early Decay, Diseases Of the
Ir.nsry and Seminal Organs, and the whole train
"c disorders brought on II tanstl and vicious lab
it,. Great numbers have tceu already cured by this
Hr'l" remedy Fr'ml ted y a desire Ia benefit the
afflicted and unforunate, will send the recipe for
~ earring and using this medicine, il! a sealed
lHpc, to any who needs il, FREE OF cHAlsE-
Please enclose q postpaid envelope, sddr eesed to
yuuistlf Address, JOSEPH I. lNMtN Station
u, fi!''n li"i@r. \. Y. City. mril 3mt
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-11
Valuable Property for Sale in
st. Johns. Nebraska.

l WILL offer for sale in st. Johns, Nebraska
l lei tlt"Fy cheap for ASH, my property. con-
siatlhs ot frst class TEAM SAW and uHIST
Il III, III g""t running order; between 100 and
hbo ACRES OF land. aluut SO under cultivation
With gr'h iNci!nG htn~". outhuiidings, &c :, and n
70 spring ~ iNih- water the premises -.
i!t"r' are about 81 acres u God timber land prin
rliH.'l had N""d. Both the Military aud County
r. "d lun through the land. The MILL is ,3xsI
ie"t, Is two and Ii half stories high, and in COED
repair ihe Above property l. in 81. Johns, na-
k"ta county, Nebraska Territory. For further
iEt"rualion AtaICss
JAMES II. TRACY,
-. Johns, Dakota tuIE,y, Nebraska
KS Omaha Weekly &ehrashiau publish three
Ntth@, ANA SEND hlli to this CttlrH.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-11

ulence Of an attack thus publicly made,
tina, Captain Bagg has acquired q" odious
no,oriety by his official administration Of
affairs here, and believing as We do, that
this hostility has its origin entirely With
those who have been thwarted in the
occom plishment Of their personal ends by
the vigilance Of good public officer, we
believe it a duty to do what we can to
correct such an impression by the prssen.
tation Of pie facts.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-11

When from my room I chance TO stray,
TO spend an hour at close of day, ever
find TIE place most dear, where some
friend treats to lager beer-!Sacrament
Age.
All lyes, my friend. Of city life sure
such a treat cures such strife, but better
than such dose by far, are the pleasures
Of a fine cigar Placer Herald.
Such pleasures may suit baser minds,
but with the good no favor finds we think
the purest Joy OF life, is making love to
ones own wife, Volcano Ledger.
Most wise your choice, my worthy friend
10 Hymen's joys your cares to end, but we,
though tired of insle life. can't boast of
having our own wife and so, when meath
our cares we faint, we fly to kiss some
gal that ain't-yet.--Nupa Reporter.
That "laser beer will bile provoke,
while "fne iIavanas' end in smoke. TO
court ones wife is better Gar than lager
beer or vile cigar Kisses, the dew Of
loves young morn, break on The lips as
soon as born. These a.! are naught to
that great joy-the first glance q. your
; first born boy ?-E'rsniay Ledger.
l Is true, boys wished for blessing,
but then suppose the first girl . A dear
sweet child with ways carressing, with
pout;ng lips and faxen curl With dim pie
cheeks and laughing eye, to come and tid
"papa' good bye! So whether boy or
whether tother, embrace tho babe and
then mother SunFroncisco Globe.
Counting and kissing aud babies and
beer, for some, like yourselves, may be
very good cheer; but for US, we are now
growing stlishly old, we prefer that our
| pockets should be well filled with go!d.-
Sanay HUI Herald.
Beer and cigars are good in their place,
Counting your wives or sweethear.s may
be the very apex Of .teici!e; tossing his
boy or kissing his girl. will cure tins bl.es
Of the vsriest churl; pockets of gold are
the symbol of wealth, but these are oil
nothing when lacking good health. Which
may be secured BY keeping yeur feet dry
, and warn, in a pair Of those elegant boots
at krummanns Boot and Shoe Store,
where you will fad large stock at re-
duced prices.
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The barn Of Mr. Howard in Appa.
moose county, was fred and destroyed by
incendiaries on the night of tho 7th inst.
Three horses, some sheep and calf were
burned to death.
Georgetown. S. c, has been evacuated,
and is in our possession.
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T.. s. $40 Six per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These bonds axe now worth premium Of nine per
cent including gold interest from Nov, which
makes the actual profit tie 1880 loan, at current
rates, Including interest, ateut ten per cent. per
annnn, besides its exemption from state and NUM-
cips Ia. alton, viii Il adds from to three per
cent more, according to the rate levied On other
pr ierty The interest Is payable semi annually by
coupons attached 70 each note, which may be cut OK
and sold to any bank banker. The interest
amounts to
One cent per day on $50 note.
Two cents per day on a 500 note
Ten cents per day q $500 note
Twenty cents per day en- aSIOJ0.
One dollar Per day on q 5000 note.
Notes Of all tie denominations named will b
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subsc p,ions-
This is the only Lonn In Market now Offer
cd By the Government and it is c0ntI cnty pected
tia. its sulnsi"r adysn tages will make it the