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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-23
WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly.


Collins & Co.
(Hartford), Sl3Gl4
II. Collins and
other make 9ml4
BAGGING.
Kentucky, -m20
India, -G20
tennessee, wide, -ED25
BEkISWAX.
Yellow, e lb, -022
CANDLES.
Tallow Md, T. ID -i9l2
Hard-pressed,
Summer, "a Is
Star, 2O(022
sperm, 40042
CASTINGS.
Common Cast r-
ings, a ID 41aD 5
Mill Cranks x
Gudgeuns, "a 5
Wagons Boxes,
q Id 41sO
CHEESE.
Western Re We,
q fb 1oOlO1z
En- Ssh Dry, 2 fb -O15
COAL
Cum'd, q bush l5G20
Sewanee, "
COFFEE.
Java, 4 lis lS1sO20
Laguyra, "a 146l5
Rio, " 12h@
COPPER.
Sheet, z fb @40
CORDAGE.
Cotton, 25@26
Hemp, -0i2H
Jute, -fD14
Manila, u ib 15(020
Bale Rope, Soil
COTTON. 4r
Ala. & Ten. q Id 61zO 90
COTTON YARNS.
700, r doz. IA 9
600, - -@1O
500, 4" -6Il
400, 4" -(6l2
Al sheet'g, Pyd ia 81
Osnaburg " 12L0l4
Tent Cloth, 8 yds
wide, Ryd 1910
Tent Cloth, Is
wide, q I'D 1l1$Ol24
Tarpaulin Goth, GA S
Twilled Bag'g, 121s@l4
Mariners STRIP; l4EOl6
Denims, l5O25
Heavy Wooden
Jeans, 4O645
Pla.ds or Linseys, .30G0 IS
Seamless bags,
e doZ, 5 IA 50
Patent machine,
sewcd, p dog 5 al 90
DRUGS X DYE STUfFS.
Aloes, q fb 2St030
Alum, Z" 5E0 6
Assafetida, " -f9+0
Borax Crude /" 2503O
4" refined, " 35fd40
Birthstone, roll, 5E0 8
Camph0r, re-
fined, z ID 5om-
Cantharides " Sl1z(1s2
Castor Oil, per
gallon, 81 S0f9S2
Cream Tartar, +0fD421s
Fps. salts, p Id 5(9 9
Flour sulphur, la Ia
Gum Arabic, 35E0SO
80 Copal, 5O(D60
Ipecac, q fb So 25Eq2 so
Jalap, &" $l146S1 a
Logwood, grind "a 5
Madder, q ib l6(9l7
Nagnesia, +" 4O(4l 20
Nutgalls, 50mT5
OIL Pepperm'ts s41I05
Opium, q ID SO 50m7 90
Quicksilver, " 5 so6I 25
Quinine, {" 81 00(D2 rs
Sal Soda, " 5(0 6
SIltpeter, " 121sGli
SIENNA, +" $1,000
Sugar Lead, +" -D3o
Verdigris, " -f05O
FEATHERS.
Live Geese, p fb 35iG40
FISH.
MdCkcFei, NO
>, p barrel, S14O
FLOUR.
Extra, IS O0f95 so |
IS 75G04 So |
Fine, s. OOla3 so |
FRUIT. a-tsaa@
Raisins, 4 bx 81 756S
Almonds, soft
she'll, r 10 20(025
Apples, dried,
p bushel, ISL
Peaches, dried,
q bushel, ] 90 !
Peeled Peaches,
r bushcl, 2 90 |
GINSENG.
6 inseng, r ii +0GG45 |
GLASS.
sxlO, q bx, 81 Oo(94 so
lOxl2, -" 81 35E65 /
l0xl4, A." SIS 50fG6
GRAIN.
" heat, D bush 6S(6T5
Rye, 4" 4ol95 50 4
-orn, - -fal40
oats clean " -iG10
GUNNY RAGS.
~ bush. each. l2tal4 i
GUNIDWnER. Il
Rifle, q kegs 5 al so
Blasting, 20 s as 90
HONEY.
strained . fb s612x 4
)omb, 10Gi2h Il
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-23
Boarding House.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
Il he stil continues II No. 80 North Market street,
and = prepared ~ entertan boarders and travellers.
aud all ~ho nay favor him with their patronage ON
Reasonable terms He has nov several vacant rooms
n his house settable for single persons wen FAM
iiies Ms tabls shall AZ ali times be supplied with
ts beu tue market Affords ana attentive servants 70
wait upon his guests The house Is situated abcut
square ffssn the Public square, and convenient a.
large Livery Stable, where travellers horses may bs
taken of q. ~ SOUTHGATE
Nashville sept 2-im
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-23
Notice.

A IL persons Indebted 20 the estate OF SARAH $.
n EwNG, are requested o. come forward aud make
payment, and those whom the estate is indebted
are hereby requested 20 present their CLAIMS Tor
uement, or they will be forever barred
ABkAM L. DEMO~S, Exr.,
sep;2o-u 1890 OF sarah ; Ewing
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON * CO., Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE CoFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON ( co, rs College st.
100 RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap BY
DILLON 90, Is College st
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON * co. 10 College 81
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, Tor saie ei,.sr by
DILLON 4 60 S CoAcge -
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sslc chcan ~
DILLON 4 co, rs c6ilesus,
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale ohe,l, hy
BILLION 4 CO., is College ST
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE for sac cheap By
ang25-tf DILLON & co, Is College -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-23
,rEreat bargains at No. 81 Public
Nnnnra.

IN We will offer our entire stock of goods at
ost, for cash only, for n few days to make
pom for our Fall Stock. Now is The time for
yerybody TO get cheap goods. Call soon or
jtbu willmss the chance.
jy27. &c. NICHOLSON X co, .
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-23

EE- The splendid residence ON the corner OF Dead
iok and summer streets Is for rcuI Tor the balance
the present year. Apply at GLOVER * Co Ex-
$ once, or To FtABUK a LucAs-
Hnayl5-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-23
Healthy and Fertile Country.

ramdy growing IN wealth and population, With
luxurious climate, and generous, liberal, enlightened
and renned society. There is wanted but one further
feature 10 make this the most commanding point
the great FEATHER Of Waters" This uninterupt-
ed communication with the interior OF the adjacent
Suites 10 accommodate internal commerce and facii-
tate The interchange Of commodities. That want is
now fully met by the established system OF
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-23
Five Shares Building AssOcia-
ton Stock.

Dyer Pearl Co., E. F. Ligier and others
L pursuance Of decree of the Chancery Court, at
Il Nashville, in the above cause, will sell at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, to the highest bidder for
cash, FIVE SHARES NASHVILLE BUILDING Association
STOCK, or SO much OF the same as may be necessary
10 pay compliments debt and costs.
t-a" fta ~ ]. Z. GLEAVES,
septl5-td Clerk 4 Master
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-23
Spffial llOtifes.
Rock City Mills.
J.E RAUMAN q Co., Proprietors.

/ f BAUMAN X CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
% FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times
for Wheat and Corn their Mills corner of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-23
Auction and Commission Notice.

DEM. y. SHELLS VII continue make sslss for
ID GAIA 0uly euring the present saason- All sales
made pAyabls withiD three days Llbaral advances
made On cansignnents-
AL persons haxing balances In our hands vii IA
~ By calling Aad leave receipt sor PrOeeocs No
Goods bought On cur ONn account 81
BENZ. p. SHIELDS
p. S--counuy Merchants VII please call a.
i1krep consl@ntly on had variety of FREE eeolS
sea9-I i~lIN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-23

CINCINNATI, Sept. 22.--Flour firm, 90@
5 10. Mess Pork ID 50(@l5 rs.
Nav YORK, Sept 22-Cotton, sales 500
bales. Sugar dull. Molasses active.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-23
CROCKER'S. SCHOOL
AT rr
Whites Creek Springs.
rTNHE next SESSION % this school will open on Non
Il day the 9th day 81 September.
sepa2-dtwswlm

4 Pleasing Apfearanoe ue Ard Letter II Recon-
pleadufIOss-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-26
Harper's Magazine.

TEENS.--The magazine may he obtained of Book
sellers. Periodical Agents from the Publishers at
Three Dollars year. or twenty tye cents number.
The semi annual volumes as mpleted. neatly bound
in cloth. sold at two dollars each and muslin
furnished to those who wish to have their
back numbers uniformly bound. at twenty five cents
each. Thirteen volumes ready, bound in cloth
and also in half calf
The Publishers will supply specimen numbers cra
tuituusly TO agents aud Po-tmasters. aud will make
liberal arrarg .ments with them for circulating the
magazine
They will also supply clubs Of two persons at five
dollars year. five persons at ten dollars. eleven
persons at twenty dollars.
The commencement Of a volume affords favorable
occasion for the opening of new subscriptions new
volume commenced with the December number
Clcrsymtu and teachers supplied dollars 4
year. Numbers from the commencement can now be
supplied. AlSo. the bound volumes.
The magazine weighs over seven and not over eight
ounces. The postage upon each number which must
he paid quarterly in advance at the Office where the
magazine is received. is three cents.
Zach number Of the magazine will contain Ia
tsvo PAGES in double columns each year thus compTi
sing nearly two Thousand pages OF the choicest misce
iaHcous Literature Of the day. Every number will
contain numerous Pictorial Illustrations. accurate
Plates Of the Fashions. c1pisus chronicle Of current
events and impartial notices of the important Books
OF the mouth. The volumes commence with tia num-
beers for June aud December: but subscriptions NAV
commence with any unmher.
- MS popular magazine while it does sill that Is
awut to court popularity, desctnis for
II by miulserug to opinions prnpensites in furious
TO good morals social order Though ne; exclusive
" religious work. il always auxiliary To Bible truth
and SCUM. morstity,-N I. .AytgtsaH .tdvaslt ul.,s
Journal. Address
HARPER BROS. Franklin SQUARE NY
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-26
THE REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE COMPANY,
DAKOTA CITY, N. IT.

yyvItI rive strict .,ta.,+;on d, an, ,.,o, b,,;,.ss
w antrustaJ IN their c,rs S,sh as ~, h,,t;,,,
sailing ana rantjp, of r.aI eetata ana to-, ,tn
the loeatipg nj claims in western Io,s, "a lhtss
and thry trust from the lsr,e smount af ry',.rt,
they have ON hand for sale and tber rsnar,f kpnri
eaga of ~. ,r.st h. IL all 81 ,a,,Js. ~ :. -
ton
The buv;no saII;n, and ro.,.;,, NJ Ian, .ar,a,.
in the sioux ,ity. Council Rufus 0mabs and n,i,ats
Land districts ana tba salae,i,q, ~, a., ~, 81 i A.
In the same districts giving asc,inli,n III tbe s,rna
and guarsnteenp IL to he correct ~
Collecting debts. dues and aers.pas. tia axam;u,-
tiop of t;tlaS 10 10 nd ,pa Il ,;,,, -, Il, - =;
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-26
=aIanlauOrr Sateg.
EVANS & WATSON, Ne 20 South Fourth
Street. PHILADELPHIA


EVANS & WATSON, No. 70 South Fourth
Street. PHILADELPHIA.
GREAT FIRE. CH lsSTNUT 4 FIFTH SITS
Friday morning. December iath, lSai.--.
EVANS 4 NAIs4SS SalsInanhrr Sales triumphant
as they AWAY are when put to the test.
Philadelphia. Dec. Is. 1854
Messrs, Evans 4 Watson, No. II South Fourth ~
Ph!ladclp ha.-aentlumvn We take much pleasur,in
recommending your Ssismaujar Safes To merchants
aud Others in want Of secure means Of preserving
their books. papers, &C. from fire, the one wa
purchased from you ABOUT seven months sine. has
preserved our hooks papr and cash in as good con-
dition when they put into IT, before the great
tire Of this morning. hich destroyed the entire block
Of buildings, corner Of Chestnut aud Fifth Streets
The above Safe in use IN office. ON the second
floor of cor hntdiue. from which place it fen into
the cedr aud remained there until the fire was ont
ae Saie Was then removed, and opened in the pres
euee OF NJ least looO persons, who witnessed tho
,nod condition Of ITS contents, VIII you please
have the safe sud locks repaired rs We intend Ia nut
II in use again. having perfect confidence in It's hr.
proof qualities Yours respectfully
LACEY PHILLIPS
EVANS Watson take pleasure in referring TO tho
following, among the many hu, Jrods v no have .h,r
Safes in u. ). Mint, Phila; Farmers 4 Me,hsn
igS Bank, Phila: Samuel Allen, Esa High Sh.,if %,
Fhila joan \ henderson, City Controller; cal,b
Cop" Co, No 1873 Market ST; Richard Norris 4 son
Locomotive Builders, rhila; Bancroft sellers Ma
chnirts corner Eth aud James Sts: Fraut lin Fire
Insurance Company rhila; PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
t0.s thilt@ Lacey Phillips, auruat 9Th and Minor
SIS; Sharpness Bro No. 81 :, seeani street: James
Kent Santee. No. Ia North Third street.
large assortment at the above Safes always ON
hand warranted To- stand ct lta>t 10 PER cent mora
t,rg ;aan amy tcI1}Hgs SIia new in Use. Evans 4
Watson Also Manufacture and Keep for sale i'm
shutters, lrua haugs and Iron sash for making fra
PHat vaults, ~ bdaNa stores private and pubic
hEl1@iHss; Seal and tettor Copying Presses; fstent
>ato Ltnel HiEz-aratar~. &r.
Please give rs Il cali 1t NO 20 South FOURTH 81.
fh'''A" I"tR GNatl,Nel--ly.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-26

Judge B. was noted for the dignity with
which he presided upon the bench, and
the self respect he essayed at all times to
command. Counsellor H., young prac.
ti,ioner at his bar, Of more impulse than
discretion, met the Judge upon the street
one day aud anImadverted somewhat Sc
Terely upon his Honor's disposition of
certain case in which he was interested.
. The Judge with ont deigning a reply to
the charge, summoned to his aid all that
conscious dignity of which he was master,
and remarked that as the language used
was offensive and improper to be used
towards Court Of Record, lie should be
under the necessity of imposing fine
upon him Of one hundred dollars.
But" remarked the attorney, "you
cannot impose fine for personal offence,
or insolent language towards you individ
ually."
That may all be So" responded the
Judge, nevertheless the language used
is pa!pable contempt, and l received it
officially; consequently 1 reiterate the or.
der that you be fined one hundred dollars
for contempt, and stand committed until
the fine is paid"
without any disrespect to your Hon
or said H., /" l shall pay no regard to
your order, as you have no authority to
impose a fine for contempt here in the
street. The language made use Of would
be contempt only when you are sitting
officially and acting in open court"
Its of no consequence, sir" replied
the Judge impetuously, an have you to
understand, and every other member of
my bar, that this Court is an object of
contempt at all times and under all cir
eumstaaees !"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-26
d W YER'S
81. PILLS.
TIA 10y
Ae\ For all Purposes Of a
6asszs



There has long existed public demand for an eff
fectve Purgativo Pin which could be relied
and perfectly safe in its operation This has been
prepared to meet that demand, and extensive trial
oil its virtues has cnnclusirey shown with what sue
ii aecompiishes The purpose designed 1t is easy
TO make physical Pm but not so easy TO make the
best et all iats-one which should have none Of the
objections, but all the advantage Of every other This
has been attempted here. and with what success we
would respectfully submit to the public decision. 1t
has been unfortunate for The patient hitherto that
almost every pargative medicine is acrimonious and
Irritating to the bowels. This is not Many of them
produce so much gripping pain and revulsion in the
system as to more THAI oounterbslance the goCdsto he
derived from them. These I'RS produce no irritation
or pain. unless il arises from previously existing OBJ
strurton derarg cement in the bowels. Being pure
ly vegetable, harm arise from their in any
quantity; but II is better that medicine should
he taken judiCousv. Minute directions for their
the several diseases to which they applicable
are given on the box. Among the complaints which
have been speedily cured by them may mention
Liver Complaint i it, various forms of Jaun dice, In
digestion Lauguor and Loss of Appetite, Listlessness
lrritabihty, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever
and Ague. Pain in the Side and LOins for in truth.
all these are but iho consequences Of diseased action
Of the liver. As ageri@nt they afford prompt and
sure reiet to@i'eneaa, Piles Collie Dysentery, Ho.
gOrE, Scroiula and Ecuryy. Cg4s with soreness Of
tue body, Ulcers Nnd npur!ty Of the blood in short
any and every case whore a Pursative is required
Ihey have also produced some singulGrly success
ful cures III Rheumatism tout DrCpsey, Gravel. Err
ySipeaS Falpitat. the Heart, Pains in the Back.
stomach and Sid. They should be freely taken in
the sprlas of the year, parity the blood aud pre-
pare the system tn tle chan e OF .easons An occa-
siona dos stimulates the stomach into healthy
ton, and restores fine appetite and yinor They guri-
~ the blood, and, by their stimulant .,ton the
crcuiatary stem yate IL srpng tn of the body,
aud restore the wasted iis=ased ergies of the
whole organism. E.aao aE occasional 0re is advan-
ta-paus though serious deraugymert exists:
but unnecessary dosing should never he carried too
Tar. rs every alive reIucrs the strength,
whur TAKEN to tne Thousand in " uich
aFhFsc is required ca"aut te enumerated here, but
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-26
John Dean and his Mary Ann.

A New York correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Gazette writes:
You remember the story about "John
Dean and his Mary Ann Boxer poor
girl, her romance is converted into a mis-
cradle reality. He, as stated some time
since is Il marker in the Custom House,
and they now occupy the second floor OF a
house over corner grocery, on Second
and South Third streets, Williamsburg,
surrounded BY tumble down shanties and
beggarly looking tenement houses. The
only sign Of refinement in the apartment
is piano, which the young lady ccntinu.
ally strums upon to the great annoyance
OF her neighbors-for, truth to say, she is
by no means Thalberg.
. -
MS One hundred thousand ba rrels, Of
8, gallons each, Of lager beer is manuiac.
.ureI III Philadelphia annually.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-26
Puritan Laws.

How unjust, uncharltable, not to say r.
diculous and abominable appear to US
many of the laws made and enforced by
our worthy forefathers. The veriest stick.
Ter for conservatism would hardly pro-
nounee them just or sensible in the light
Of our day and generation. Yet who can
say that viewed through the retrospect of
a couple Of centuries our laws and customs
may not many of them appear equally
absurd, equally at variance with the spirit
Of that Lord whom they are made to hon.
or. The adversaries of progress to day,
however, may be as honest in their views
as our great grandiathers in legislation
ike this
Whoever shall profane the Lords day
by doing unnecessary work, by unnecessa-
~ travelling, or by sports and recreations,
he Or they who so transgress, shall forfeit
forty shillings, OF be publicly whipped;
but if it shall appear to have been done
presumptuously, such persons shaN be put
10 death, Or otherwise severely punished
at the discretion of the COURT
No one shall run on the Sabbath day
or walk III his garden, or elsewhere, except
reverently to and from meeting.
" No one shall travel, cook victuals,
make beds, sweep houses, cut hair or
shave On the Sabbath day.
"No woman shall kiss her child on the
Sabbath or fasting day.
IF any man shall kiss his wife or wife
her husband on the Lords day, the party
in fault shall be punished at the discretion
OF the magistrate"
So Ah," said Monsieur to his friend
Snifin, "my sweetheart has given me de
mltten.'
i" Indeed; how did that happen?'
"Eell, thought | must go to make her
Won visit before leave town: so / step in
de side of de room, and dere | behold her
beautiful person stretch out on Won lazy"
" \ lounge, you mean"
" All, yes, Won lounge. And den / make
son we're polite branch, and
You mean polite bow"
"Ah, yes, Won bough. And den l say
] we're sure she would be rotten, if | did
not come to see her before i"
I" \ on said what?'
g | said she would be rotten if"
"That's enough, you have put your foot
in il, to be sure
NO, sare, put my foot out of it; for
she says she would call her sacre big
brother, and keek me eutl | had inten-
ton to say mortified, but ! could not tink
Of de yord, and mor,ify and rot is all de
same as Won in my dictionaire."
----->e>s
ET- The Louisville Courier perpetrates
pungent take of on the custom Of giving
receptions to returning members of Con-
gress. 1t says when Humphrey Marshall
reached the city, Robert L. Baird made a
glorious speech. He took his stand upon
the wharf, and as the huge form Of Hum
phrey darkened his vision, he lifted up his
voice aud spoke as follows:
Mr.. Baird's Speech" How are you,
Colonel?n
To this most touching and eloquent re-
ception, Humphrey made the following
appropriate reply:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-26
THOMAS ROBSON,
Justice Of the Peace, Scriyener, and
General Agent,
Office corner Of North Market aud seventh Streets
Sergeant's Bluff, Woodbury. CO., Iowa.

VEANfNG Just received number Of Blank Deeds
| l aud Bonds, AM prepared 10 MI them out to amy
person who wants them, and will promptly attend to
all business entrusted to my
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-26

REFERENCES:
NV. Carpenter. Burlington, Iowa.
Hon. l.. CLARK, Dubuque,
Mcclure 4 Co. "
o. II. y. RoszeN Independence, g
Hon. :. J. W. Tabor " 80
L. Mullin, Council Bluffs, =!
Rev. d. ". Smith, Charlton, :.
John NJ. Clark, oxford Pa
II. 4. Coleman, Yates CO., ny
G. C. Cleaycand, d" - Ed ChroRicIe.
Barley a Bros, Chicago III.
Hon. b. Il. Chapman, Omaha, y. T.
" A. D. Jones, :.
/" John Dnneyr, Lebanon, Ohio.
Daniel HerTider, Cincinnati,
We have for sale Il number Of we'll selected lots,
wktCh i'll be- disposed OF on rvusuuuUe terms. Five
Thousand acres OF Prairie ~ Timber Land.
Also, So Town Lots in Sergeant Bluffs, Iowa.
20 4" " = Logan, y. r.
IS :" - Dakota, \. +.
% - - - sioux City Iowa.
20 - " 0mAIi, Mt
30 " " Norris. Iowa
20 " I" - SulEhland iowa.
10 " - - Council Biats, Iowa.
Sergcauts Bluff, i"wa-vollnoly*
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-26
K. W. WRIGHT. T. ELWOOD CLARK.
WRIGHT & CLARK,

N0KI VtIIt 0 IINIIj lUH II uhULtt, n. I :,
WILL give strict attention to all business en-
w trusted to their care in the Dakota Land Dis
trie and Territory Of Nebraska: the location of lands
in the Sioux hver. Council Bluffs. Fort Dodge. and
Usage Districts, Iowa: buy and sell Land Warrants
enter Land with cash warrants Gil time: make in
vestnients at western rates of Interest," examine III
ties pay Taxes, and attend TO all other business
nected with a General Land ana Real Estate Agency
All letters to receive prompt attention must be ad
dressed TO i. ". Wright Independence, Buchanan
county, Iowa. or I. ElwuOd Clark ssrgeaHts Bluff
Woodbury. county. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-26

ffFNiS new aud comm1dious House hiss lately been
j fitted up in . superior manner AMI is nov open
Tor tr reception Of guests. Nothing viii he auittui
bY the Proprietor that will Tend to the taitart aud
convenience of his guests, SellHaltt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21

DOR SALE-The OMNIBUS LINE from
II Nillbury to Worcester for sale. For information
inquire Of the subscribers IN Alillbury
WIN. \. LOWELL, or
so diff ELIAS LOWELL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21
POS Main Street.
PAPER AND ENVELOPES

PAPER AND ENVELOPES
stamped with one, two three initials with variety Of
crests, FREE OF CHARGE. Among
Mercantile Sundries,
will be found Copying Presses, Brushes Books, Glotts
and other Steel Pens, Gold and Quill Pens, Letter and
Invoice Files; Amolds stephens and Blackwood's
Writing Fluids Rules, Erasing Knives Desk Pads Ink
stands of every style, Muclage, Letter Scales Sealing
Wax and in short every article has its proper place
in store of this class. In the sale of
Mathematical Instruments,
1t is impossible to have competition prices are
Is per cent loUer than any sold in this city.
1t will be the aim of the propretors to make their store
the resort for all who wish for nothing the finest an
most select qualities of Stationery.
de diff JOHN KEITH & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-21

In the supreme court, at Norwich, Ct, last
week, the case of the State rs. Sykes prosecu-
ted for printing an advertisement of lottery
was argued ne demurrer. The court intima-
Jed that the complaint could not be sustained,
for, granting all that was alleged in the process
Y be true, the statute did not prohibit the pub
FISHING within this state Of proposals for buy
pg selling or procuring lottery tickets out Of