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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09

~ We are indebted to e. I. BooGE,
the gay and festive youth who presides
over the destiniss Of the well-known and
popular firm Of H. D. BOOZE b Co., for
the following list Of steamboats, arrivals at
our levee, for the season of 1855: --
Yellowstone. March 80; Benton, April
%; Deer Lodge, April, ID; 81. Johns,
April 10Th U. s Grant, April 10th !; Effie
Deans, April 23d; Lille Martin, April 80 !;
A. Majors, May ID; New Sam Gaty. May
I'd; Kate Kearney, Nay 5.h; Twilight,
May 9Th; }. H. Lacy, May 7; J. H. Lacy,
May 18th; Silver Lake, May IA; Welcome
May l6; David Watts, May II; Roanoke,
May ls; Converse, May 20; J. H. Lacy,
May "a; Julia, "a; Welcome, May "a;
Hattie May, May 26 Fanny Ogden, May
26; Lizzie Gill, May 2e; Mars, May q
7. L. McGill, May 70; A. Majors, May
%; Spray, May %; J. H. Lacy, May %;
Kansas Valley, May 90; Prairie State,
May 80; Colorado, June 4; Mars, June
6; NJ 'ntana, June 8; Graham. June 8;
A. Majors, June 10; I. L. McGiIl, June
IL; Yellow Stone, June Is; Kansas VAL
ley June II; Silver Lake, June 10 ; Belle
Peoria, June 10; Spray, June 10; We'll
come, June a Marcella, June 26 Oma
ha. Juno 80; Montana, July 6; Cutter,
July 6; St. Johns, July 7; Big Horn,
July 8; E. 0. Stannard, July s; Omaha,
July 8; Spray, July IL Kate Kearney,
July IL; Welcome, July lG; MarcslIa,
July Is; Hattie May, July 20; Twilight,
July - Lille Martin, July "a New S I'm
Gnty, July Is ; Roanoke, July 20; G. A.
Graham, July 30; David Watts, July 25;
Fanny Ogder, July 81 , Prairie State,
Aug. 4; Efie Deans, Aug. 7; Deer Lodge,
Benton, Aug. 20; Hattie May, Aug. %;
Fanny Ogden, Aug. % Spray, Aug. %;
Deer Lodge, Sept. 7; Spray, Sept. 7; J.
II. Lacy, Sept. s; J. H. LACY Sept. II ;
Gen. Grant, Sept. 81; Spray, Sept. 2l;
Calypso, Sept. %; Big Horn, SEPT. p
Hattie May, Oct. 4; Converse, October
IA; Gen. Grant, October 90 Calypso,
November Sd.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09

a. The Sioux City Lyceum met on
Monday evening last to re-organize their
Society, and elected the following officers
President-Wx r. SIXTH. :
Vice President-JoHN CUBRlER.
Secvetary-A. ID. BRYAN.
On 0Dotion, a committee of Eve was ap-
pointed, whose duties it shall be TO sucure
lecturers, select subjects Of debate, and
d'sputants to disease such subjects and
further TO arrange the proceedings Of tie
d'ifereu. evenings as may be determined
on any future meeting Of The Associate ~.
After which the meeting adjourned until
some evening Of next week when a lee.
tore or debate may be expected. Due
notice Of Ne particular evening when and
place, wbses such meeting will be- held
will b given.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09

D@ The Mona IRA WAGON Road
Had We not been advised BY reliable par
ties Of some facts connected with this
route and the management Of the expsdi-
ton by means Of which it was laid out,
We should be disposed to give it more
extended notice, and to speak OF it in
more favorable terms. But with the evil
dence of certain facts (quite the an.ipo-
des Of the statements furnished US by
other parties in our possession, We do
not wish to assume q position which we
may be called upon at no late day, not
only to abandon but to attack.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09
DIR. TALBOrT,s PILLS

SOMPOsED Of highly concentrated extracts
~ from roots and herbs Of the highest medicinal
value, infaible in the cure OF all diseases Of tho
Liver or any arrangement of the Digestive Orgs Ms.
They remove all impurities Of the Blood and are
aneluAled In the cure Of Diarrhle. Jaundice, Dys-
pegsia, Serofnla, Billiousness, Liver Complaint,
feSers, Headache, Piles, Mercnrial Dsea ses Here
ditary Hamors. Dose, for adults, ono pill Ia the
morning. children half pill. From one to three
PMS Will cure ordinary cases, and from one to three
boses will cure any durable case Of no matter how
lons standing. Price 800 per box. Trade sup
Piled or sent by mail. II
Y. MOTT TALBOT, NJ. D., aCO.
june24-ly % Fulton Street. New York
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09

e@Informa,ion wanted as to the where
abouts Of Mrs, ELIZABETH FUSKAIE, for
merly of Lafayette county, Wisconsin,
By sending her address to the Office of
this paper she will hear of something to
her advantage. Wisconsin papers please
copy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON Elk Greek, Dakota County. Nebraska
= rrsrn ii"ss.s. ono sorrei mars, with . wn,ts
spot Oh the forehead, having a sucking Colt with
her. One rokn Mare, coming three years One
bay Mare, white face. black name and tall and legs
contnS three years Bay Horse white face. black
name and tall, coming three years. One Mare
dark iron grey, coming two years. One Horss
kerreil, witha white spot on his forehead coming
tive years. Any person giving info, nation 10
james Clark. Emmett Mills, tranklip. Dakota
county, n. T., will W literally rewarded. osiiSy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09

DGr The Corn CoSrRAcr.-The ope-
ming Of the bids and awarding of the con =
tracts created q good deal OF interest
among all parties; aud the Q. NJ Office
was filed by an anxi Gus crowd Of bidders
at an early hour.
At tie appointed time, viz: 10 A. NJ,
the bids were opened and announced az
follows, to-wit:
c. X. Howard, for the Feb. corn. 81 50
W. ". Marsh, for the whole 10000
.'........................ l IL
/. Bruguicr, for the Jan. corn....... -
7. Bruguier, for tho Feb. cor n...... 80
+. Il. Kirk, for the Jan. corn.........l 80.
E K. Kirk, for the Feb. corn......... l Al
J. W. Bos'er and d. T. Hedges for
the immediate 10 900 bu.heIs..... l 70
J. W. Bosler and d. T. Hedges for
the January corn...................l 81
J. W. Bosler aud d. T. Hedges for
the February corn................... l As
J W. Bosler and d. I. Hedges for
TIE whole 10000 bushels. 49A
After the different bids hadsbeen read.
one Of the unsuccessful bidders in,imated
in an unmistakeable manner. that his bid
hatbeen tempered with, and though sealed
up very earefu ~ it had been opened pre-
vious to the time when it was made pub
lie The A. =. NJ. s.on,ly and Indignantly
denied that any thing Of the kind had been
done, aud nothing further was said on the
subject at the time.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09

~TnE ATLAErIc.-We are in recent
OF the December number and find it full
of matter which cannot fail to iuter rest the
reader. This number closes the 18th
volume Of the Atlantic. The January
number will commence q new volume and
all who desire to subscribe for = Maya
sine which has earned for itself . repusa-
tioa second /, that Of no other Magazine
"a The United States, vii; 10 vel; 10 m.a
their subscriptions At their earliest conve-
: nlence Address. Ticknor l. Field, Boston.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09

SPEHsosAL.-We are happy to vel
come back to our city Col. JAMES A.
SAwrERs, who has just returned from tho
prosecution Of bis wagon road.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09

vuNllE nndersgne oh . emo III mt Oh isnowshop
/ on Pearl street, where he il now prepared to
attend to verifying connected with the Tonsorial
art In the most fashionable style The patrousg
the gentlemen Sioux City vicinity 10 respect.
ally solicits1. tjulSl ADAN yALk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09

~ Capt. MARSH, Of Omaha, WAS in
town several days during the week.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09

r~ THIS being one Of the oldest estab.
lishmen.s on the Upper Missouri, it poe
sesses superior facilities for the accommo'
dation Of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur.
ed that in buying at Cur establishment
they will get good article, At the lowest
prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09

" e are now in receipt Of our Spring stock
w Of stoves and Tinware, and take pleasure
in announcing to the citizens of Northwestern
themselves wit goodsin my line at astonishngly
10" prices. l keep constantly ON hand large
assoItGLentof
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09
Call, Call, Call,

~We can affordto, and wil1sella all
our goods at prices which in these times
will make il An object both in purse and
happines for the Rich and Poor, the Eco
nomisf and the Improvident, Tie Epicure
andtAe Frugalto purchase ofus.
ACssA forshe seller and 9 atisfsc tiop
to the purchaser, 10 the business mott, Of
DeS1ly 3. D. BOOZE / 90.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-12-09

~ Thanksgiving being generally OBJ
serv ed BY our citizens accounts for our
meagre variety Of local and miscellaneous
items in this issue of The REGlsrER.
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

CPRINd FAsHIoNs-wIIH OTHER ExTRAQSIRIDliI. sTl Ili
y nary novelties ~ the Apyi p NO. pTRM"REsTs MIRROR
oF FAsHIoNs. containing magnificent Engravings nam
,h Fsshion Plates Original Music elegantly illustrated
Poem by Theodore lton and other entertaining
- ,hs nrsse yearly b. with valuable premium Address
WM Nv IJkNNINGS DEMOREsT. No, ~ Beekmap street.
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

VXyANTED-A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL TO DO
w the housework of u small family. Inquire at the
house No 2yerandah place second door from Clinton st.
BrooklYn
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

OsT OR STOIEN-rRoM THE UNDERSIGNED,
IL three Quartcmasters Vouchers Issued 70 Darling Al
bertson ROAD one dated City, Feb 1858 for
1852 81 80 busae oats amount sig o5 ~ One dated New
slS4s4 IS dated New York City, Feb lS 1855 for
1895 Il 80 bushels oats; amount sl746s s. All OF which
vouchers certified being correct by T. d. Chapman,
Captain and Assistant All person. are eau
tionSf against nego,iatng them payment has been
stopped. DARLING, ALBERTSoN hoSf,
NV Yong March ~ Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

r II, sEARINGs PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY 2sz
d Fourth Avenue Twenty third strsct-Nsw classes
forming for ladies, At O'Clock; gentlemen ~ O'Clock Mr.
continues 70 give private sescns every day and evening 70
those who Wish 10 learn quickly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
JAMES CLARKES
~ Celebrated Female Pills.

PREPARED frsa prescriptions ef Sir J. Clark, ~ D..
PAys,essa EItrserdtSarp to tks QsssH.
Thsinvaluabie medicine is unfaiiingin the ofan
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the fe-
male constitution subject 1t moderates all
removes all distractions and speedy may be re-
lied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II peculiarly suited. II WILL in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp of0reat Britain, to prevent counterfeits-
CAUTION.
TAsss PslssAsstd ~ betsks1 ~ Ftmsles arysssfAs
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of PrssWsxsp, as tAsr ~.
svsss lriasss AssssrrsAss bst q ssystAsYtsasAsi
srs safs.
In all Cases Of Nersousand Spinal Affections Pains IN
the Backand Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Paipits
don ofths Heart Hysterics and Whites these Pis vii
sHsct cure when all other means have failed; and Al
though apowerful remedy do not ccnt.inron cslont
sntinony, or anything hurtfulto the constitstton.
Yulldirections inthe pamphlet around each package
which should be cArefully preserved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
rHG LATEST NOVEL-SrRArH

L NORA Life Romance-Pubiished By J. B. Iibpen
pt Co. iyed this day the City Book Ale
ssocH ARDrs, in Blue and Gold J. ". O6Dkk.
meh2z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
rrAe ChsroaeePnIsand seiuvena,

TEA6 FkNls aha 49, Nh
ting xSr ARC sold by all entArprisng Druggist
the civilized world. Some unprinepled dealers how
try to sell worthless compounds in place Of these
taosa which they purchase al cheap price, ard
lske money by selling, than they canon fhett
medicines. As value health tbe health o!
yonr future o6sprag, do not br deceived by such
princped Druggists ask for these nsdeiEpsasa TAXI
stk<rs If the Druggist will not buy them for ron
lose the ey In letter and will send them t.
by sxpress securely sealed and Hacked free from okser
vation.
Ladies' or Gentlemen address US in perfee,saff.
Ience stating fully and plainly their diseases and
toms treat all diseases or chronic nature ia
female Patients need not hesitate because OF th
Inability visit bave Gated patients
fully aiportions civilized globe by correspoi
Patients addressing will please state plainly all the
ymptoms of their compaxlts and writ. Postofce Coun-
~ State and Of writer and nelose postage
stamp for reply.
We sexd esr 50 page Pamsilst free TO any address
Address alletters Pamphlets advice the propri-
etors.
DIR. w. II. MERyvsN d co.,
No.5s Liberty New York.
C. l.. COOK, Chicago, No. 70 Aarkst street, Genera
Agent for the States of illinois, iSa Wisconsin, Mcl
gan and Indiana who will supply Druggists at
Jar card prices. nov36-d cow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

moline, Ills. March 81, 1885
We, the undersigned, haze made arras gemsnts with
WITCH DRAKE the sa+ agency for lie sale Of onr
Flour In this city and vicinity hevAuk where the trade
VIII md supply dan rent hands al all times;
and they also auth sell the al ffe pri
cts We are selling Er osr uilt at Mone, Ils only aGd
ing the difference of freight which respectfully
insiss ''e attention Of the trade generally.
nsyi0 BoYINGT0N MACK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

the Ph@nir rises from the ashts Gifts fire snimsa
a with ne does this Elixir he s.
and osereome disease.
as-fhe Resuvenasirg Eiixiris the result Of n4odefe
Escoserirsin the veEetstfe Kingdom htiE entirely
and abstract method ofcure irrespective Of all the
aid and worn-our systems.
aS~This medicine has been tested ny the aast- rnen
medical men Of DAY: aud ~ ne ~ pronounced be
one Of the greatest medical discoveries OF thea age.
eH-0ne aoftle IL cure general Eahlity.
MA few doses cures Hgstsrics In females
Hn-One bottle cures pslpits;ieu Of the Heart.
aS-From one to threoottIes restores the anlinest
and full yiSor OF youth.
VA Few dosesresfores the AZ petite.
AS-Three hottessure the Eorsece sflmrotsncy.
Aa-A few doses cure the lev SPIRITED.
- One bottle res tercE mentaippncF
vA n fec xs<<s restores the ersass Of xezeraffs..
"a few deses bring the rose e. the check
- This aclne restores to manly yicar ard rnars
heal b the poor dshtated woYissovn and ies;airinr
4S-The iisess, energated youth. the &c Ee
ofhrsiness tbs victim of ds prsra, the ind
giduai suffering from general debility from weakne
II sin gi organ will all Ind immediate and permsne
relief BY the ofthis Elixir kssence Of iife.
APrire s3per bottle three bottles for S. and for
yard by Express-on receipt ofnones Ia any ad ress
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
DR. ]. r. SANFORD.

Havingvettredfrom the GENERAL Practice III d3
tns consequence o. large and nereasin rerrgica
ractre aas mace for the treatment OF al
sss enbrAcedin the following snsnersfion.
lsf. All Surgical cases and Surgical Operations
2HD. Dissases Of the Eye and Ear.
Ban. Dseasee 81 the Lungs and Throat
4sH. Consultations With Physicians In all cases a
home or abb DAD
In order 20 promote ths better treatment Of surxcs
ases and diseases o! the Eye and Ear Dr. Sanford
sahlished lnhrmary for such cases where patient.
~ii be well cared for aud where alI the appliances
st means Oh used similar Ins
aticss IN the large elites, viii be found.
Having enjoyed Tor twenty years large and xenerou,
2strnnAge " the aEyFnsI practice OF medicine and
GER. rosn h@ citizens Of the this city and the surronnd
nconnsry r respectfully invitee che public At
enton % HE specisi the treatment
sr zeal casesand diseases of the Eye and Ear
ie15-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

3ugesAN~lAN OoWoeWsvntea Hxtvniee
BSckn l. the 0raaf Diuretic HsamboIdT hn6st ensed
Es&rs nsrsapsnile q the Crest Rin0d puress Beeh
Ara prepared according 70 rnIrs ~ Kharac and cAsa-
ussy, andass the most actve TIT oan b maAa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

MEDIC Al BOOKS-A new stocl
arrived this day at the City Book Store No oo.-
Gentlemen OF the Prof ssion will please call exsmb
the Dyoks. [mehz2l J. W. OGDEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
KEOKUK FERKY.

--s. Messrs vANDyKK MAnIfN I co. ara
.s,1Lt now running the Ferry u this place. and
- will not spare labor a. sxpsase 70 making
esaciept Ferry
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
II EDICAL BOOKS.

MEDICAL BOOKS.
.nstomieal aeneubranosr.
Bedford,s Obstetrics.
budd on the Liver
hudi IN the Stonsa h.
Barclays Medical Diagnosis
Bro on Urinary Deposits
Bennet's Practice OF Medicine.
bansted Oh Venereal
Beck ON Infant Therapeutics.
ChurcaiiPs tbsterrcs
Churchill Cd Children.
Churchill en- Woman.
Carpenters me- Of Physiology.
Cond,e Children
Cieyeland's Pocket Lexicon.
campliD on Diabetes.
Usiton's Physiology.
Druitt's Surgery.
Dungison's Dictionary.
Dubrins Dlssector.
Erechsen's Surgery.
Fowne's Chemistry.
Gray's Anatomy
Griffith forTnuiary
Headlan3s Action Of Medicine.
Hamilton on Fractures.
Htmmond's Military Hygiene.
uoblyns Nsdnal Lexicon.
Lawrence on the Eye.
Behnan's Chemical Physiology.
Ludlow Manual.
Jones opthaimie Medicine
Mlsr's Yfsct.c. and Principle Of eureery
Naies Woman.
Neise Obstetrics
Mackinxit the Eve
Neil 4 srls th's Co,npend
Powers sETgl al ADsA.nf
parrisiis Practical Pharmacy.
Ram sbothaIg'. eIbstetrics
,.nord Ltanter on vene real,
sargen,s Minor Surgery.
Toda on Urinary Disease,
asi0r Oh Poisons
Tilt ON Urinary Therapeutics
Troltsch 8a the Ear
Unitad States pharnacopea
Watson's Practice
Toois' Therapeutics
Williams Principles of Medicine
Wilson the skin
Wilson'S Anatomy.
" ythe's Pocket 0nss Book
Uoxe fah r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

shing - useauty - . Icy Forever
fhoee Who 6ifs hrliapcY ~ cemplexion, sst purify
I'd err1eh "a Itood VksS ReiaholdH c0p9i asrAard
Nx1xnnt Invariably does nscotlSes Il Y no
6osat nsdicia@ AL ~ Hslnsesfs. 1aks - sehs.
os1n1N4
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-10-12
Virginia Politics.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 28.

The Richmond and Petersburg pa
pers Of to-day are received. DIR. Woods,
of Albemarle, has Withdrawn from the
Congressional canvass in the Sixth Dis
trlot, because he could not take the
oath. In published card he says:
"Reoent indications and information
convince me, beyond a shadow of doubt,
that there will be no repeal or modi6-
cation, and our only hope of being rep
resented at all is to select men who can
take the oath, as it now stands, honestly
and conscientiously.
Entertaining this opinion there is no
alternative left me but to withdraw from
the Congressional canvass, when it is
perfectly obvious that our noble Presi-
dent, standing, as he does, like a great
break water between tho radicals of the
North and our PROSTATE country, needs
every Southern Representative to sus-
tain him. Were I to permit any selfish
considerations TO control or influence
me, should despise myself and be false
to every honorable impulse of my ma
ture."
The Republic accompanies the card
with the remark: "Che field is thus
left open to Mr.. Lewis and Sandy
Stuart. Mr.. Lewis can very consistent
ly take the Congressional test-oath.
Mr.. Stuart's conscience prevents"
The Republic also says "The peo.
pie of Hanover County were addressed
on Tuesday last, by Mr.. johnson Bar.
bour. From all the information we re.
ceive there is no longer any doubt that
Barbour will carry every county in the
district"
The Lynchburg Republican says one
of the most distinguished gentlemen o
the State, whose name we are not per
mitted to give, writes as follows in regarc
to the eligibility of Congressional can
didatcs: ~ regard it as absurd, not t
say criminal, in the people under exist
ing circu instances, to elect such men.
"a man who feels and knows that h
is not eligible ought not, in these time
of trial and trouble, to thrust himse
: before the people; but if he does 30
T., the people ought to have the good sens
n to tebake him
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-10-12
Horrible Affair in Georgia Church,
Nine Persona Killed.


The Rome (Ga.) Courier, Of che 7thy
says On Sunday, August 27, two citi-
zens of Pickens County, named Gravelly
and Nally, went to church during the
hour of preaching, and called for two
men who were in the church, against
whom they had an old grudge. The
men refusing to come out, Gravelly aud
Nally went in, drew their pistols, and
commenced shooting. They shot sever
al times, and killed one man and NOR
tally wounded lady before the desper-
ADDE'S could be forced to desist. On
Wednesday following, Lieut.. Harper, of
Company G, 29,h Indiana, with three
meR and three citizens of Gainesville,
went to Pickeus County for the purpose
Of arresting Gravelly and NalIy. They
found Gravelly, his three sons, and
Nally, all in Nally's house, thoroughly
armed and prepared to resist an arrest.
Messrs. Smith and Collins; as they we're
citizens, went to entreat them to sur
render. AS they approached the door,
both we're shot and killed. It was
about eight o'clock at night. A general
fight onsued, lasting .nearly half an
hour. Two of the desperadoes being.
then Dead and third mortally wound
ed, the other two rushed odt of the
house and attempted to escape by run.
ming. One was killed, and the other
saying he never would surrender, at
tempted to shoot one of the soldiers.
and was himself dispatched with bay.
onet.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-10-12
From Soldier to Citizen.

Our soldiers who have so lately
thrown off the Army Blue and made
such an onslaught on the dealers in
summer clothing, and our citizens who
have witnessed the safe and quiet and
rapid transition from soldier to citizen
In act and word as we'll as in dress, can
appreciate the truth as we'll as the
poetry of the following extract from an
article 10 the Chicago Journal:
"Aud when the blue gets home, how
soon it melts into the motley wear OF
citizenship, You looked away to our
Southern horizon, little while ago, and
it was as blue as the sky. But like
that sky at nearer view, the tint is lost
You meet a man to-day, straight from
the crumbled front, "as the crow flies;
he is oerulean and redolent Of smoky
camp and dusty march he stalks easily
off under knapsack, blanket and gun
he is balanced and trimmed with can
teen and haversack and the inevitable
tin cup swings like jolly-boat astern.
You meet him tomorrow, and he hat
shed the soldier altogether he hal
doffed the garment of dark woolen, fol
what, in camp parlance, is ga boilet
Shirt" white, linen. and civilized hi
jacket has changed color, "and what
length of tail behindr' The "whiskere,
paDdour" has lost the beard ripene,
and bleaohed to about the color o
broom. corn, by the suns of GeorgiG
Virginia, and a pair of Carolinas. H
has stepped back into his old self in
twiukling; has exchanged the might {
the bullet for the right of the ballo
and is your neighbor and ours, and Q
peaceful as a Cheldean Shepherd. An
it is we'll and gracefully done. Yet
few days, nd the returning troops wi
he absorbed into the general circulation
and the pulses of agriculture, commerc
and the arts will beat all the stronge
and steadier for their coming"