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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30


We have never entertained moment's
doubt In regard to The success Of our eoun.
y ticket, and repeated conversations with
gsntlsnen from oil parts Of The eousty,
hAvs addsd daily eon6rmatioa 70 this opia-
ion. Efforts The most extraordinary srs
bsiag nads 70 effect our defeat bat ~
ere erasi6ed to xnow that the motive for
thsss efforts 10 duly appreciated, and thaa
they have done our ticket no real injury.
Democratic boilers have stakcd the little
I'll Of political character they have left
upon tie contest, and hence, a. Is usual,
they osashrisk the shriekers themselves.
almost silsaciug, BY the soaorous blast Of
their lssmpsts, their nsv allies. A large
number Of The original protsstasts have
lslt ed 70 tAsss those Who never Aavs
volsd With -, and thoss Who signed under
: nisapprshsnsion Of shs article, end but
Nv remain. We have been told with Z
grsas Aeurish that other names that would
assoaish ~ were 10 b added 70 this pro.
nuneianssto, but aftsr The most diligsnt
exsrtions Of sealous itinerants In various
pssss Of he county, the lss remains The
Same, while our democratic friends IN
vigilans, and ~ fully dstermiasd Inst no
clsp.srsp arrangement Of bolters and 70
publicaas shsll iavsigle them into . posi-
ton Of hostility 70 lie long principles
We have NOT . doubt but TAcxsrr and
ALLISON will b elected BY the usual dem
ocsatio majority.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Secretary Of State:
SAMUEL DOUGLAS,
OF Benton County. ..
For Auditor:
THEODORE S. PARvIN,.
OF Muscatins County.
For Treasurer:
SAMUEL L. LORAB,
OF Cas- County.
For Attorney General:
JAMES M. ELLWOOD,
Of Polk County.
For Commissioner Of Des Moinss In
prOvemeut:
CHARLES BALDWIN,
OF Van Buren, Csunty.
For Register of Land Oikcs:
JAMES N. REID, a.
,. @ Of Lee County. m---
Fer Congress: . r. zoe
wM. e. LEFFINGwELL,
OF Clinton Cosnty.
District neoinatasas.
For Judge:
N. G. WYATT,
OF Monons County.
For Attorneys .. ...-s
E. D. THOMSON,
Woodbury. County. .
Tor Member Of tie Board Of Education
J. s. COLE,
OF Harrison County.
County Nsninatiens.
For Clerk Of the District Court,
JOHN p. ALLISON.
For Sheriff,
GEORGE L. TACKETT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

-. SAA'L NCLELLAx eoutinuss 70
hammer away d Tie aavil, nesviehssand.
ing - % uos enumerated IL w. Organ's
list Of business ~sa Of The sisy.-Bsssard.
ArPaoros.-Our nsighbos Mr.. l.Axnox's
sishtposnd boy u still able 70 kick and
taks bic rasioss. Notwithstanding b vss
omitted in sAe BusxAs6's liel az bisths.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

= D~0sDSOBOOSOO VY00oOo - ne
ssassss. a ~x
We ~ psrnitssd 70 publish Tie follow.
- Gsraee no. . lsAsr vr;ss. y {
lss4pg DSneeras d csslni Iswa = I
ftisel il tn plass. which y st.ueei
= = assssaips 1.hs boltsss:
: srrrr.ssa Il, 1853. !
DsAs Sin :-fu looking over he Sous
City Register, I ~ With great pleasar.
thas he democracy Of old woodbury. ~.
aalisg Tie enemy - they deserve, wketh
q they appear 10 the garb Of Black Re
Pub'iesas o. trsitoroas proteataats from
osre~s PAsty. Psosssss ere cheap. Some
Of our lassensd v be) leaders havs, b.
'sscA frequent ana inpeopsr 80 " tksm,
sads thsE Of 70 little ssspsssab;Iisy tAas
! presume hey viii b tbs lass - %,
thsa agais. - <eas
Il i svidsst n ~ mind hat Satan ~.
- 6sss be'ssr, ssl thiok hin almost :.
sxesssbls - tAess whe nov bols ths dem
ocratic ticket. The dsmocratis b Tie On
y party which he's svisssd either The will
o. he sspscity 70 preserve The franchise
which or lasbss's blood bsseswsd. Il has
svisesd bosh, AID ~ 0od-bors strsstsre
u eesisderaey, i The illustration.
To b bsasss q . time like TIE psssen,
b Black Rspsblicass, anassisssd By pro
:ssssd Dsnoeraas. wosld ausur nosAisa
dsngsroas, bot he ssccsss Of boltsss frou
ess party, bsessss u The influence Il u
s'ss b sscessssins ambitious sorshead,
y bolt from tine 10 tins, must sooner o,
latss bring rsis upoa the party, and y I
sesssqsssss spoo ths Usios itself. Thes,
mss can never - trusted, for . maj
whose ambition 70 fsr outsssps his owr
ssass Of right ssd bic party predileesious
- - mako hin assault bic brethres asd
bic ows peisciples, can never BE- trsstst
With Conscience or power. Il would b,
uswiss 70 trust him who had been ono,
guilty. Of treason under the delusion tha
- ~osA net again prove reeresoG
. - = They must know shs'
II they ars suscsssful, that hereafter. when
ever thers 10 . composition for aouiss
tons, asd one o. sors l. defeated, - mus
b. ths case, no matter how fair The nom.
inasios, o. who the sominse, the minority
nay hssl %, and cry corruption, protest
bolt, &c. That hey srs The men VIC
want and hops for future promotion. !,
dsnonstrstsd By their irritability ovel
their late defeat. The success,
Of our principles depends upon our party
organization, and the latter can only bs
maintained BY cheerful obedience 70 the
viii Of Tie majority. Those who refuse
sach obedience are vosse than dead weight
upoa the party, and hey do, ~ the Reg,
istsr correctly states, purify the party By
leaving il.
You know always held that no man
could serve Ged and the interests Of man
kind By siding with the eneuies Of hi,
country in the time Of war, 90 now hold
that no Democrat can benefit either him.
cell, bic party, bis principles or his couu.
Try, By joining with Black Republicans.
1t affords me great pleasure to renew IA
yos the assurance Of ny confidence and
esteem.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

A horss.thisf vss assssasa 10 his piece
one day lAse veek b. DIGESTIVE oaSoss
frsu AeGssgoss l4aaAiae. vhi.Ass b u.
osdisssly soavsysA hia II siAh
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30


b lsltsr q tAs Hoa. Tuoa 4. Hss.
Da,cKa, conaissiesss Of he 0sessal Lad
O@cs, sddrssssd 70 BssssAsr Hsxs, Esq,
Mach ;, 1857. ths following issns ars
given in rslasiss 70 ~ Dsbsqus and Pa
ci6c railroad:
Length q road, iaelsdisg ~ Tsts d.
4oEss branch, - msasarsd on shs o@cial
nap, a3l3 miles.
Ths gsaas i fss Sin ssctieas, q 3,slo
aesss, pr mile. .skiss l,272,sss ssrss.
Dsdaes ias vs.sr. 1880 +"
Lsssiss l.3si.eAo =
TO which ~ co0paay veuM b eatltled
II fossd vsssst II ~ cd aumbsssd -.
tioss vilhln 6Asss nile II ~ reed. TSs
sssiasssd quantity Il vssaat lssls sub.
jest - sslsssiea ssdss ~ ssast = u sol.
lows,
IL ~ bisss City district, on, 100 .e.,.
Fort Dodge Assoc
Dsbsqus ll,04S
Total. l,30s,s0S
Which is exclusive Of Isl 800 sores CLAIM.
ID Tor The Dss xeisss srast ssd not III
adjusted.
Frsa THE Il appsass thss tbs eoapaay
~ tAsis ssliss eoeplsnsal = lad, ed
there will still senaia Of IL ~ nnshae
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30
Fer eAs Ainss.

We hear Of quite number hsreabous
who sss salictsd with tho "yallsr fever"
which is likely 70 carry them OTTO The
Digging. Col. o. B. S1irs, Judge Towx.
sLEY, and J. B. GAsDs have abost made
sp their minds 70 70 70 Pixies Peak this
fell 70 satisfy themselves ~ 70 the truth.
fsllnsss Of The reports now in circulation
relative 70 gold discoveries there. We
hops those who are burning with the fever
will excuse - for expressing our doubts
sbeet the slisesnce Of gold in Sufficient
quantities 70 be proSsabls on the Platte.
The breaking out Of the excitement was
sudden ard intense, and Immediately the
news ofths most sxtravagsntly rich mines
Ms bruited abroad, but ~ yet bot very
little eridesoe Of their existence has been
gives. There may b. gold enough there
= make It profitable digsing-we hops
there is-but ws confess great Incredibly
spon the subject. OILERS however, whose
means Of SECURING information are ~ good
- ours think differently, and for the good
Of al interested Ne hope We may bs mis-
taken. But gold or no gold, this 10 lad
season Of the year TO start out on such an
expedition. Better BY far 10 remain At
home and make preparation to 70 in the
spring, than start this fall, half.preparsd.
to encounter the psrilA Of . winter on the
plains.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

Tha. e,st,eman "a -. pl..s.d IA ,sa,..
ha, .eein received The .omin.s;o, -
suHes aaor;.l ho.or. fho.I =, n....e,..,
II. Yo,h. 7, lass -. S...,;.;.-
~ era.psot h eon.sated - "a =.
Democrasic host Of HI. o.. &C.. .,1hor-A
Aellss ~,s e,rta;n.
Ev.n \, that co,.... ri. .o,..a.S.,.,s.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

We learn from the last weeks Eagle,
that Swigget, The Editor, has deserted bic
psrsy's candidate, and gone over 10 The
support Of Hubbard for Judge. The mo.
tives that prompted the editor 70 take from
the mast head Of the Eagle the name Of
N. G. Wyatt, . pure, honest, competent
and worthy nominee Of his own party. and
TO advocate the election Of IN opponent
and . stranger, W confess ~ cannot tell.
That Mr.. Swigget hes been . democrat
and received the support Of the party, oil
that know him and have read bic paper,
know that the democratic party have sup.
ported him when gloom and despondency
hung d.rkly over bis enterprise in starting
. paper 1t Sioux City; and they arc receiv.
ing their reward now with Vengeance
Democrats, you who are 6ocklng around
the standard .bsarer Of your party and prin
ciples, Who love 70 see the name of N. G.
Wyatt inscribed upon your banner, what
think you Of soldier 10 your ranks, 60
ing over TO your enemies, and then plan.
and consult with them to defeat you in the
bard fought battle which Il to test your
strength and discipline 90 the 18th day Of
October next.
Farewell. Svigeeti Thou AT . nice lit.
tie man. Nay Mr.. Hubbard and his par
y reward you for Tie valiant service you
are rendering them. You will b . big
TELLER among the republicans, wont your
now say, Svigget ha! bal Capt. General
Swisges ! What Office does Mr.lHubbard
give yos' Seeood epissls 70 he Judge.
Well, that will io.-Harrisoa Co. Flaq.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

- lo1oooSo ID - S0Does - ooss0o
Nh hass gone lsassss wAos ~ wsst ~
but bavs commenced 10 that spgArd career
which viii very speedily dsvolvs spos -
he deity q guiding IL sosas Cd ship
safely thrssGh he breakers thas nay
shrsssss hsf dsstrsetios.
-. A1e.1 = - o-.e.a.....
The Writing q or political eppo"sns'
ssdss " ssssesess q ~ aesess1sss,
Sus''sgsss 0sssss, 1sss ed seAss Dso'
oesssse pepesa, y 10 ~ Ai9ssS esoess
snss'sg 40 s'sniaease Ihsss Pspsss
present . ssssy q sess 40 asssss saEss
.res ~ psb''e Fseoess, - sspesss q
Black kspsb''eAa oehe'ais. which eesvice
Ne 'seess osyssd ~ ssaca Of eoseradie'
t'ea. Of ~ no.e Astounding nisdsmsss.
90. They ~ shown - b sslt.sosvisasd
Of The sess Da'pse's vio'asies q ~ 10
absessssing iron ~ seaas tseasssy -
psoP'ss nssey 81! dissEibstiag y ssoaG
thsis hyosilss AssaeAoat II 0eses-ol
speeslatiag spos psisate aesesAt with
mercy dssws hsa - hasd sassiass =
car ~ ssfssisg y sasesl 3lass
warrants when tAsis ON ssposss sAsv ~
there sbosA b lAsgs ialasss y tAsis
hou6a toe this D0eDooo.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30
Wise nsia.

We are pleased to zee that the Democ.
rscy Of the lst District in this State, have
nominstsd for Congress BEkrAH Bsowx,
of Waukesha county. This 10 an honor
worthily bestowed. Mr.. BRovx is one Of
tho most prominent and incorporating
Democratic in the State, and has always,
during bic long residence, occupied the
position Of wheel-horss 10 tho Democratic
ranks. He established and conducted for
. number Of years the Asdison Argue,
the State organ Of the Democracy, in
which position hs established the reputa.
ton Of Icing the ablest political writer 10
the West. We hope to b able 70 an.
nounce Mr.. Bsovx's triumphant election.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

~ ssGjais 80 sSlissssess 10 our
sea1 - jsvial H. O.. Oh. Sara
~ = 49, hssv'sSf I = sssi things
vAi sbead e DaAlaa6 II net o.
a,sr No. - Si'e1 VI esbb.ss, (asd
sseA ssbs1 TN bssaS, salSas, &c., sd -
49, 49, fhu - GiIsesi Among IL
rsst vas > haif eaiIoa q Chissss Sugar
Case syrsp manufactured u Tie new mills
\ snishlssl. This syrup d truly spIsn.
~ srsicla - - ~ 1saesis supetos 10
~ bsst imported syrsp, while il i nseh
- expressive. n. Z. iaior.sd - that
- ~pssssssss 4 ~ saIsrrisiss smith.
lasd fi;ssls y ~ sassfietsrs Of this q.
tieis ars sssirpiy ssecessisl. ltis yisldisg
veil, .sd viIl, s,ss ~ sr..a season, h..d
ssasly rsosasssas thoss vho Asvs turned
their ssssasiea 70 ~ nansfss,srs. This
result il u ~ iishsst degree gratifying.
ssd opsss y bright prospect for Tie u.
tsrs. IssssAl Of he prospect ofa large
sassal sEpssditsrs foe sssae aad syrup,
~ nay ss6ssaably satieipsss he pei.
q vAss sss valley VIII Dot oaiy supply "
viii tAsss islispsasibls srtielss, bot enc.
BE - 70 sxpsss largely y osisr soantr;ss.
Oar ftissA1 = SnithlAsd ~ entitled 70
sssA sss1is ~ ~ saersy and pssssvsr-
Z - gAg
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

~ In the De~oyatic &atssssas Of
the 9th inst. publishsd 4 OTTAWA, 10
Wapello county, - end N sditosial from
which We extract ths following in relation
to our city :-"Sioax City i . Aourishing,
qusenly youus city, beautifully s;ssased
on the Missouri river, on ths szsrsns verge
Of The STATE" The sane Article nakss
the following complimentary allasion 70
our felIow.townsman, Dr.. YsoxAss, Who
Was for number Of years . resident Of
that county :-"Our frisad, Dr.. YsoHAxs,
" need not tell the wapello Dsnecracy,
among whom hs lived and worried, 10 .
.rse, hard working Dsuocsss always with
the harness on, and u sass 70 make his
mark wherever hs goes. We consras.lats
the Democracy Of Woodbury. on having %
good National Denocra. 70 assiss them,
aud wish ths DR.. long life end ssecsss."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

= WIsa-Ts
nv vssssls ~ 81 ~ sssv,
1s's' = .''' Nit = So.
i -. ~. -. -.
As...eHsf a.vss s1s.s ~ hs.A
wa'sA, Ssas' - ~ sosssAsr vsl,
H. ""'s a's MI
Sss.y As.sls stm !. ny d..
IAstr AassAaAip Prove 18th kisA ssAtrss
s.'.s ~ .'.s'
~ .,o-, ,i.s h..,,s Nv -, ~.,s
AsA ~ - Hi.ss~rs ssss>a.s hys
, ''~ sA''''
Nay .w,ssvs.s,A Tine b. IN 70 TN.
A~rssss .. ~ lovely ~,
,-..s~y.assese.s'
Tses n,e,,s,,ss. e -. ~.
that a.sssssa o~ ~ bsev - A,r.
In Aas's'S'''
s,o,. CIR. ~, ,ass
-,>e>.--
~.
Inc 1ag" Of lest week eo"ta'ss . por'
ton Of convsrsss'oa had ~ Ne. Svigset
and myse'L respecting the guarding aud
escape OF certain p''sonsrs, but - be told
but part and suppressed - bs'asee, hs
p'aced me matter IN : light different from
the 'sets 10 the csss' Ishsre'ors 10 justice
70 myself, viii ssass ~ 'aets - tAsy 90
CURED.
Twas emP'o1sd y ne Sess'a - night
sse1a over ces' ana Anos.' ps'sosss'.
~ 70 remain awsss' ssd 'sosss several
eSsts ! o'o no' close % ~. 10 protect
~ from n'9ns or ecesp'sd . portion OF
the 0ms ID % sd)o'osng soe0 separated
~ only soio BOARD past'taoo non u prs
oos's' "hso l could hear every 'osad and
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

There has never tesn more auspicious
time for emigrants to secure desirable
home in this part Of Iowa than the pres.
snt. There has never before been IN equal
amount Of land ia make. fscm which Il
make selection. There 10 now in this
lsod district over . million of acres 70,
sale 1t 81 IS per acre. By the purchase
Of land warrants, this land will not Coz,
over 81 Per acre. Upon the line of GU,
railroads. and within . limit Of six miles
on either side, the even numbered sections
are for sale 1t 81 50 per acre, one hall
payable in land warrants. Or il the set
tier 10 unable to procure IN immediate Il
tie ct these rates, the land is subject "a
settlsment under the United States pre-.
empsion law. which gives the settler one
years credit, and the right TO make pay.
meat on the same terms q above. When
il 10 rsnembersd that in connection with
these facilities for obtaining . farm, 10
country IN the world 10 more easily brough,
under subjectioa-sbat there Is none which
hes moro fertile coil, and that oil kinds
Of produce demands . ready sale and high
price, il nseds no argument 70 demonstrate
thas nov 10 the time 70 emigrats.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

We ass iatosasd thst tAs City Council
reee has bssa procured b he committee
iss sAs needing o Wednesday ssxs, asd
thas i will b epsa from . o'clock in he
nosaiag d Ihas Day for shs reception Of
asy spssinsss shas may b. exhibited. Il
10 Proposed 70 meet y - early N hour -
nay b sxpsdisss, with view 70 he ~.
ssptioa Of nsnbsss, election Of oGiosrs,
appoist~sas Of committees y report upoa
srtislss exhibited, -. The address will
b delivered 10 ~ silssaooa, and such
elhs nallas asassdsd . - nay b. tosud
psspss. We heps y - - sxAibisios oi
~ dilbssas vssisaiss al sesa saa possasss,
,sssshss viii ell binds Of sraia asd ~.
sssh,ss. slsst, aaA vhs.svss slss ess fssm.
sss nay bsvs,ssseAy u pshis a<ics.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

We learn that early potatoes. planted
on bstaoa land, and especially the me.
shaunocks," are very seriously effected
with the rot" Whether it u the destruc.
tive disease peculiar % :his vegetable
which prevailed % extensively few pears
since. we are not advised.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30

to1 t1os viii give ootisfactioo au around.
| sF -04S
1asaseeA LasAs. .....
fssrs Aavs tsss satsstainsd tAae he
larIs ssasts osAs - Ne railroads would
epsrsas - ths iejssy 4 ~ ssssls.sos Of
~ sesssry. b visAdraviag ftss market
and oeespssey ~ cd sssbsrsd sections
wishia ~ iAess nile hnis Of these
sssds, bss ~ lssrs from . sslisble source
thss tssss fssrs ~ wholly without foam.
dat;ss. The Dsbsqus I Psci6e road ~.
eeivss he sasirs amount Of laad 70 which
Il d sstislsd under The grant made By Goa.
gress, ssd he company having control Of
tAis road hsvs ergaaissd lard depart
ssst With . view - sseoursgs settlsossts
upsa their laada The most thorough sys.
40 = bsiag pssfssssd By shis department.
ssd svssy iodscemess 10 b b presented
70 naks h for he iatsssss Of snigrsnts 70
loeass spos scd eskivsas tAsir lads. To
this end il 10 Proposed 70 make fair val.
sssioa, ssd 70 edss them q Tie appeaised
prices, graasisg 70 The ,arcssssr . long
credit end he nov. liberal ssras Of pay.
nesk This srraagsnent 10 in The high
~ degree eooossdable, and cannot fail
70 b beneficial 70 he eeustry 10 prouot.
ing sstslsnsats, while il will afford 70 the
settler Tie best facility for acquiring val.
sssls fssa, ssd esasss fail 10 inurs 70 The
advaatass Of The company 10 the Increased
vslss thas win b given % such lands -
nay not b oecspied. The details Of their
systsn will - msds public - ssoa - The
same ars perfected.
5ss frss.
We learn that report 10 in eireulatios
il seos parss Of The District that z. D.
Tsonssos he democratic candidate Tor
District Attorney il dissipa.ed aad man
Of bed morals. Nov here where Mr..
THonPsox 10 known, It l. unnecessary to
notice anything Of this kind - oil know
thas hey are utterly false; but for fear the
eirculssisa ofssch reports whore hs n not
known nay b believed and injurs Mr.. rs
chances il ~ present eontest. ~ deem
il orr dssy V give most positive dsnial
Of the truth Of any sach statements. Mr..
T. 10 msa Of sbstsuioss habits and ire
prosehsble morals, and vhsrs be 10 known
any assertion " the contrary would Be
treated with sitter coutsops. We hops
ths opponssts Of Mr. rsonrsor viii meet
the issues between him and Ne. Hows fair
y, and nes follow NJ example Of few
sesllions hsssabosss and resort 70 the dsf.
snstiea q psivass eAarsesss. Thsrs -
seshias gsissd politically By sssailins pr
vaas ehasassss. On ths eosssary, ssch .
sssrss diseuses sensible, right thinking
psspls, - il aiss casss ont q tss n.
dossds - ~ sdvaasass # he person
~ ~ inAnndeA a h iniureA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-30
nss Fses 10 sswara the Ensny.

We received letter froa Mr.. THoAPsox
our candidate for District Attorney. vhs
Is in The SouthsrG part Of the District. He
Informs ~ thas b i meeting the people
at different parts on the stump, and that
the skiss look bright. o. the 23rd be was
70 meet Hovs, As opponent at Denison,
10 Crawford county, and judging from rs
ability - speaker and Esaeral knowledge
Of the questions at issue in this campaign
" predict NJ. II. bad uss for Ill bic
sAsis hing propensitiss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-06

wnA* o1o Vi sef ~ SS1 - ~>S
subject
since Ia tnsurreeson against tAs Spanish g,vernuen.
here The country civil gua<d
with wbcA has been brought shout Of
cur whose capitals have been ooupie5 q. least
sse by the army csei the forces of
The eaerr)As YAssd In all " them without number,
he fe-ocioos inrepdiy with which they attack The
mics Of MERRY only be paved - that which dis
our former lnsurgents Tsere wanted genius
who the brilliant elenenx OF csoaoty 10 put
end to retrogressos II collect and mine The diver
sites Of she plans and opnons OF this people must be
convinced that this cannot be Of long dur st'on
In he cabinet Par and IafraipzAY for santa Anna
and numbered with Ca ssnoya, Bsncare and Perez
preyens declaration 10 seize Zuloaga and place soos
nte IN his position Until the arrival Of bon Aonnio Oeolos
desires he PyesdenEy In The second interview he bsd
with Zu'osea-vhch the first occasion, At his
had no eoDssIncy Aferwsrds although Osoos AAs be en-
tuy ed ont of doors he has with 70 visit Zu
There Is here Santa club which abors hard 70
seal tas breach and wl no! be 'urprsns Osolos who
ep for The ascent of Santa Anna
kurh the ferveney o. mind and the uualiy OF All 20
caat Zuloaga TO the earth that The srouni judging
from entertain hopes for him for more than
inform you but the general oppon Is that Vera Graz ctn
be held OF will ltsln is ooec ana
the country win Re freed sv the gnony OF being delivered
over 10 Spanish domination.
Tie correspondent informs that the OH Mo-
attempted 10 take the fortSicatoos established IN
the bay Of ppcD by SeDcr GarZa but that he was re
pulsed with the loss OF the steamer Panuco which was
sunk by the canpopajipg
Senior v,dsarri s continuing bis operations against San
Luis 10 whose assistance Mir had ma-cnet W h two
thaussnd men but it bell vel that he viii arrive too
late that be WI, march through The valiant frontiers
The coastuonsst troops of caacas have been united
10 tbOse O
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

II ARD BEARING AND DKArNFss.-DR MATTHEW'S,
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cures his sacon generally known nearsbe sure and
cSsnpesele mostly In days and ne wors,
month n only treatment FOR deafness and has cured
70 fhsdeph. s.er. han egby pe,.su Ohce ~ bess.ss
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POLITICAL.

A SPECIAL MEETING or TIE GENERNJ OONwrT
"a tee Of the Socety OF Regulars will be beld On Tursay
On inst, al ~ O'Clock at l6s Bowesy. ~ order.
GEO. q. GENET Chairman.
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HrIvTsrEn v. roIsE ~eo's"es'
NrorICE-A MEETING on, THE tyrFERsONfAN DE.
IN mocrsc AssOclation VIII e held In OnderdOns ian,
Grand and Clinton Friday
ati clock Business Of importance Will b. lranssc ed
I3y order. =. J. hCALEAR, President.
Pr psgASrr, Secretaries.
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