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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

NEw.YoRX YACHT CLUB.-The yachts OF this club
ere to rendezvous ct Whitestore on Wednesday
August A. and await the order Of tie Commodore FOL
their Summer cruise. Ttey will probably proceed
eastward. There will be regsta during the cruise
but there will be little regstta in September, open tc
all the yachts of the Club. The prize will be cups o.
so and go respectively for each clsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14
Ia W LNIELLIG ENCK
CASE or MICHAEL cANcExI

SCPRrMt COuRr-GE>KkAL Tssx-Jaly Is -B.f-
Judges DAVIS. IsGSansx ani S.rsHslss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.-The Commissioner
held their regular meeting yesterday at the Mayor
Office, and some routine matters were disposed Of, bu
nctbug of special importance came up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

BOARD OF CoUScILAES.-There was no meeting OF
the Board yesterday in consequence OF quorum net
being present. The Board was declared adjourned to
Wednesday afternoon at o clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

The annual excursion of the Samuel Bsnd OF Hope
Society will be made to Dsv'ss Island, Long Island
Sound, on Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

DISTRACTIONS II THE BowERY.-Ths work OF
paving the Bowery with the Belgian pavement s
rapidly approaching completion, ani when finished,
that important thoroughfsre will perhaps, be IN bet
ter condition for the movement of vehicles than any
other in the city, Simultaneous with the improvement
low in progress, however measures ought to be taken
by the authorities to make general clearance OF al
the ursshtly wooden awnirgposs, 'isn boxes, shut
ter boxes crockery stsrds, crippled cart. and wagons
which now cucumber the idewalks and sdes OF the
street, from ore erd to The ether. Such reformation
would soon be followed by other improvements, not
only in the character of the buildings hereafter eree
but also in the csss and number Of persons tas would
resort 10 that street 10 make their purchases.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30
. - -
Hon. De1alGn smith.

This gentleman, who now appears IN
Washington as one Of the newly elected
Senators from Oregon, was once citizen
of keosanqua in this State. He was a,
one period commissioned by President
JONI TYLER and sent to South America
upon some secret itinera,ing mission, and
upon change Of administration he sue
ceedcd for considerable time in lodging
the order for his recall by keeping on, OF
reach Of government expresses. lie came
to Iowa rank and ayowed skeptic, and
was Familiarity known from his cratic
character as "Delusion Smith"
His political career in Iowa was an in
efiectual one. He was number of times
q candidate before democratic conventions
for Congressman, aud was each time de-
ieated. He finally bolted and took the
field Is an independent candidate, the re.
suit Of which was defeat Sc ignominious
AS to bias. effectaslly all his political aspi
rations. He then abandoned his skeplical
principles, became member Of the NJ. b.
church and an acceptable preacher Of the
gospel. He is man o. very superior tai
ents. Of fine personal appearance, and is
an eloquent and forcible public speaker.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30

\ writer ia the National Iutelli gence r
brings to light curious fact, viz: that we
do not celebr ate New Years on the day
our fathers, or at least our great GRANDPA
theirs, did. lie says:
A little more then . century ago tiint
festival fell Oh the 25,h Of March through.
out the British dominions. The alteration
was made in the Gath year OF the reign Of
George H., which will appear by the foil
owing extracts of the act of parliament, en-
titled, IAN act regulating the commence
meRt Of the year, and for correcting the
calender now 10 use:'
Peambie-Whereas the legal suppu.a-
ton of the year of our Lord-according to
which the year beginnc,h on the 18th day
of March-had been found by experience
to be attended with divers Inconvenience
etc.e
Eaactments-Tha, throughout his maj
esty's dominions IN Europe, Asia, Africa,
and America, the supputation according
to which the year Of our Lord besinne,h
on the 18th day of March, shall no. be
made use Of from and after the last day Of
December, 1851: and that the frst day OF
January next following the said last day OF
December, shall be reckoned, taken, deem
ed, and accounted to be the first day of
the year Of our Lord, 1852, and SO on
from time to time. The frs, day Of jan
uary in every year which shall happ.n in
time TO come, shall be deemed and reck
oned the first day of the year, etc.
The act also further corrects the then
existing calender, thus:
And that the natural day next inmedi-
ately following the 2nd day Of September,
shall be called and accounted to be the Alb
of September, emitting for that time the
intermediate nominal days Of the common
calendar
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30
TRUSTEES SALE!

M BEsRAf, Ejie EsIars ard s0tbis H~sr1 his
W vn-. " their attorney 10 A~t. Weeks v. cui.
yer d~.s p trust dst>t the srst ssy N sept
A,p isSs ~ r,snt. bs,gxin and sei into VIA q
Maui, the toiio.inz seesi. real .ststs sf.u., in
tn county u W"sibu.- ard Stat n IOws D, sjt :
~ No i've ~ 10 bIoes 40 a5@ 1B Iat 10 etztt rs
81 ~ If 70 too ~ fa blsgk So3ibirtseE ~, in
Esst SIOUX trY In tsst Sr tts solIoS Ing u,~s ..5
paSpl*es t. viz: the ssi1 Eli4 g.srd CLz,I-. gou.
leanH aud cb'"rh; Izn'or-a ux having sn-ut4d =
ptrBis@osy mite for tsD hundred snS fISe ~ 40 .td
utjJ sDIArs IN the Isfh Of sOs ber, M tasss-
" The oTt-r N JoOiIs Jsetsn 90 the Is.b dzy u
JaDDsry; u. less, with interest ~ TEN FER asr,
per snbHta frosa Gate sOw NJ letter b. s.sesr- IT,,
payment u sail e. tin ssiJ psrfy 81 t- fyes ta,t
nsF-ty @ot''-y The pr.fsis-s st1e,sss INTO Hns g.
hsn tn irust FIR iis SeeBrjt, offhr szy n,sn; II
fbtrfs N aid DDte sEG IN said Esdsrd p1uIesHx
.n3 Lsnsofesps ssj .aii 70 pay ,ad the Is.h
day ~ soT~rhssr. Isss. Thea, th- ssii VIA g. Maui!
- irEst,.s sA4II ~ sBtbgizes b. zdyeyfi. ssi1 pst
.r D" aby nssslap~r 10 The eonnty II least ts~nty
dsfs ard I'll 'bs st pubiie 4DetI1b at thu Post
ohloe mr. sn rtoUx city " the hizhest biSdsr 6,s
ez,b, and pay 81 the sssj fSGfhfr1s u the si.v.-
ND. bzeihsr sith all aosts, iBt~s-sty asd charger,
sn1 sny h@is.as = The pSlee-ds r.E.ains il ss,zl
tv b~ld subject 10 the rider q thu sid gsis gsssrd
and TIE aid VIA. ~. Mail viii t< fgly uncovered 10
-ae I'D IN fee s,tspI. ~ the premises sfssssid
~ III p1rebAs-y tbsysf shieb Dr.. viii b. HtsIufs
sb5 present. the ssa party - the fr,t ysrt or bis
hs'rs ~ sssizDs S"u sfing ~ any i'm there
70 rf'hsr 10 As oT b. sgstY. End sber@ss. 'b~ ssid
s;~Sisrd, E0DlaDE ara LznsDFsaHx Esys Filled Day
or Gus 10 ~ psd tLs ssiJ Eot znf interest ~ spy
psrf Thereof On the rid 18th f4y n N1yes.s,r b.
Isas. ztd tb~ ssis NIT and Irtsrest !. due ssi
1bp<I. TlsTefyrs !. Wm. o. Maui. trn stse - asse.
s1f ~ 'irfD- u the power in ard By szss f-.d u
fFasf given nIs viii sell on tie ZrL day II January
A. ~ itSJ nj flIs ro,i Ostcs tDor IN -ioJx City Iss
bstn-rn tLs n0USs II BjDs os,osk. A. ~ aid fur
scE~Er y, W ~ fA1 LAY. 81 UtBie auction 10 the
highest hIsdsr sor cash the fIIopih property bin.
fI- pnJrfy EnS+y@a ~ .aSs dssd ~ trust: LIT fss
D. 20 oI1rE No DDs - igi 10, eight 81 10 blk 40.
-'1 'SE 1T ~" Sgs = b. btlk NJ. .esen = lot 80
tso ~ Sc hGsz 80 thiYtsss AZ IN fat rtguy ~.
scSfbssy roEHtr. Iowa. sDa - ~ Issu.@ dsed In
'@- 'insp's " tbs sUfeizs-r u sz| yTgB5ises.
Nm q. MAUI, Trustee.
= ]. D.vts, st'nrn-y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30
The following article was prepared for
last weeks paper.
OnaSa city.

Our jolly fellow citizen, F.. STuTsMAN,
Esq, h.. just returned from Onawa. lie
reports matters and things there in pros
porous condition.
When We contrast the growth, wealth
and business of that place with that Of
other towns Of about the same age, east
as well 50 west, we are compelled to yield
to Onawa the Suggestive title Of 1.-THE
magic city" of the Missouri Slope. Only
twelve months ago there was not com
plefed house in Onswa; now it numbers
from 65 to rs good, substantial buildings,
among which are two dry goods stores,
one drug store. three law Offices, one
school house, one blacksmith shop, one
large, commodious hotel, the Onawa
liouse), }. h. MORRISON, propretor--and
the finest Court House in Western Iowa.
Now it contains population Of two hum
drca wide-awake inhabitants. representing
almost every State north of Mason and
Dixon's line, besides . very respectable
delegation from the sunny south.
Its rise and unparalleled growth was
during the darkes, period of the late Gnan-
cial crisis, while most other towns were
in an inactive condition, which is the
more complimentary to her present pros
perity, and the strongest evidence Of her
future importance.
Onawa is the western terminus Of the
!. {. A. l.. Railroad, and the seat of Justice
OF MonOna county, which, under the u.
dicious management Of its present efficient
Judge, Hon. G. f. WHITING. is destined
soon TO become one of the wealthiest, as
it is by nature one of the most fertile,
counties in the Missouri Valley.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30
Marrow Escape from Freezing.

The following from the Fort Dodge Sen
tinel Of the 18th inst, will be read With
regret by the numerous friends Of Mr..
PACKARD iD Sioux City:
On Thursday morning, I'd isst., Mr.. s.
H. Packard, Of Sioux Rapids, aboat IS
miles west Of this place, left home for Du.
buque, through our town. He Travelled on
horseback, and though the weather was
cold and stormy, Mr.. p. WAS SO we'll pro.
vided with clothing that be suffered no in.
convenience from the weather. The dis
lance across the FIRST prairie and to the
first house Is about 40 miles, and he ex
pected to make that the first day, but bis
horse being shy Of The glare Of the ice on
the sloughs, hesitated to cross many Of
them, and caused such delay that when
night overlook him be was only half way
across, at what is known Is the big slough
He had great difficulty here in cosxing his
horse on to the ice, and finally, in recon.
noisering for anothe. crossing, broke thro'
himself into water two or three feet deep.
1t was then sometime after darx, with the
mercury down to zero. Mr.. =. considered
his situation and concluded that he must
keep moving or he would never see day.
light again; so he commenced running back
and forth, for space Of about 40 feet, all
night, and in the morning he sue ceeded
in getting bis horse over the slough and
started Oh his way.
Thus he trudged along all day, making
but slow progress, with his horse following
like dog behind him. Nigh. again over
took him, but no signs Of human habIts
ton met his longing gaze;-but still he
persevered, bis speed diminishing every
hour, til! he reached the head waters Of the
Lizard river. and knocked or attempted
to knock, at the door Of a Mr.. WEIGH, about
daylight on Saturday morning, having
been out two days and two nights without
food The had lunch with him, but i, was
frozen SO hard be could not eat it,
He was kindly received by Dir. WeIcb
and his family. who did everything posi-
bic for him during his stay, which was till
Monday, 9th inst, when having sent word
to town OF bis condition, DR.. Olney, of this
place, Immediately went 0 ut and brought
him in. lie is now staying at the Hinton
House, and is comparatively comfortable
and free from pain. He is attended by
Dr. Olney, aud surrounded by friends and
acquaintance. of which he has scores in
Fort Dodge. No smpu,.tion has yet ia
ken place, and it is uncertain what will be
necessary.
Mr. Packard was formerly Postmaster
at Cedar Falls, and at one time editor of
the Cedar Fails Banner. lie is a lawyer
Of ability, and extensively known as an &C.
e0mplished gentleman and sound business
man. lie has . wife and family st Sioux
Rapids, Who, with his numerous friend.
here and elsewhere, will mourn his grea.
misfortune.
p S.-Since :be above was in print we
are exceedingly psissd to hear that Mr.
PAcxasD was compelled to have both his
leg. amputated. This is sad news indeed,
and we sincerely hope that the report may
be incorrect.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30
!" t'S'patioii VI tHtir rec uiaf Stssio
RALPH p. LOWE, GOVERNOR.
Railroad Convention at Magnolia.

Tie railroad convention meets to day at
Magnolia for the purpose of organizing a
company to construct the link in the Mis-,
souri, valley road between Council Bluffs
and Sioux City. We hope that no dis
tracing councils will disturb the harmony
Of this convention, but that all who attend
will realize the Importance Of this move
ment, and the necessity Of selecting the
best men We have to compose the compa-
ny. The position of those selected will
be no sinecure. There will be no pros
pect for private speculation or personal
emolunent, but there will be . necessity
for vigorous, energetic and harmonious
action. 1t is truly stated in the Council
Bluffs Bugle, that the most i'm portant link
IN this road is the one that is to connect
Sioux City with the road from st. Paul.
The Minnesota portion Of this road has
received grant of land, also State aid.
Nearly forty miles are already graded,
and the work is being vigorously prosecu.
ted. Efforts will he mado this winter for
an additional grant from Congress to con,
tinue the Iowa portion from the State line
to this place. The counties of Dickinson,
Clay, O'Brien, Cherokee and Plymouth
are largely interested in this extension,
and BY an appropriation Of their swamp
land to this object. may, without any fur.
Their congressional aid, place it upon such
tant period. We hope that our friends in
those counties will speedily move in this
matter, and that We may have an organi-
cation Of companies acting in harmony
with each other on this entire route.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30
The Lyceun.

The lecture Of last Tuesday evening. by
DR.. j. j. SAvILLE, on the Eye" was
more peculiarly scientific than any previ
Gus one Of the eourpe. The anatomy OF
the eye vas clearly and lncidly given, and
its physical adaptations 10 its uses as an
optical instrument was we'll illustrated
1t was shown to contain oil the requisites
that are essential to the formation of a
perfect instrument, and 10 excel, beyond
measure, in its mechanical arrangement,
the most nicely adjusted and beautifully
contrived productions Of art, and to evince
a design Of skill and wisdom sufficient
in itself to verify the scriptural declaration,
1.-THE fool has said in bis heart there IL no
God" ..... .....-... -..4
The relative merits Of the Newtonian
and the undulatory theories Of light were
discussed At great length, and q great
number Of arguments and illustrations
given to prove that the old theory, that
light consists of minute particles emanat :
ing from luminous bodies, is erroneous,
and that the views maintained by DEs
CAErEs, Hook, HUYGEys, ESLER ard 9TH
ers, was supported by facts and analogy
that light is a subtle, elastic fuid-an
e,her-pervading all space, which, when
put in motion by the oscillations Of bod
les, impress the eye, as soporous vibra.
tons affect the ear.
The speaker dwelt with much force up.
on the Importance Of vision as an intellec-
tual sense vastly superior to all others
with which Nature has furnished US, as
mediums to communicate to the mind
knowledge, as well as to minister to our
pleasure and happiness.
Tine lecture was very well prepared, and
evinced well disciplined mind and a
thorough knowledge of the subject. The
limited time allowed the lecturer by the
regulations of the Lyeeum, utterly pre-.
cludes that attention to a subject Of this
character which ito importance demands.
No lecturer is able to do either himse
or his subject justice in forty minutes
time, and we think it worthy of the atten.
ton Of the Lyceum whether i. would not
be better 81 to modify their rules as that
lectures and discussions should alternate.
devoiins an entire evening to each order
Of exercise. We think that better sub
jects would he selected, and more flushed
lectures delivered.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30

A Keokuk correspondent OF .he coun.
Gil Bluffs Bmgie, suggests the name Of A.
G. DoDGE a. the next Democratic candi-
date for Governor. This suggestion meets
with our hearty approval. We agree with
the writer who makes this proposition,
that if Gen. DopGE will consent to have
his name used, the opposition may be rout.
ed, horse, foot asd dragons. There il NO
man upon whom the Iowa democracy will
unite with more hearty good will, nor is
there one who will fill the distinguished
position Of Governor with more credit 10
the State. His nomination would be rati
fed by reclamation from one extreme OF
the State to the other.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30
aar- JAMES A. JACKSON. of the firn Of

IA. JAMES A. JACKSON. of the firn Of
ToorLE d JACKSON. has been With US 4.
number Of days during the las, week.
We learn that the trade Of bis house in
thi. place has much more than eeualIei
his expectations during the present Sea,
son, aud tbs, j, is his intention to have q
bos. here By the Is, day Of April next If
possible, with larger stock Of good. than
has ever been brought to Sioux CITY
Notwithstanding tie kari times and scare.
ity of money, the stock Of this house ..
veil as other. is already 50 much reduced
that many Of the staple articles cannot
now be procured.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30

s0" BY invitation from oar clever
friends Smith and CH.gtEs, in company
with number Of friends, ". patio pale i
in an oyster supper few evenings since
a regular ol-fa ,hioueI. fre-h. luscious.
bivalvu'ar repast-one that would make
the mos. fas,idious epieure smack bis lips
with delight. The supper WAS prepared
by "mine hosts" Mr.. K Mrs. ASH. th.n
whom none know better how to preside 81,
a sumptuous board.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30
Pu MMg the Gold MiMes.

We are frequently asked why we do no,
devote more attention, through the col
umns Of the Register, TO the Nebraska
Gold Mines. Our reply is, that when We
become satisfied that industrious men car
make more noaey in the mines than they
can BY pursuing n peaceful avocation al
home, we will advise them to buy an out.
fit and leave; but with our present impress
sions of1he disginss, We are of opinion
that those who are making comfortable
living at home had better stay where they
are.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30

We are informed that the ball ct the
Central House ON Christmas eve was well
attended, and passed Of with great eciat,
and all who participated enjoyed them
selves immensely. The refreshments were
furnished by our friend ASH. which is q
sufficient guaranty that the inner man >
WAS we'll cared for.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30

Our cid friend WV. p. HOLMAN, Esq,
Of Se-geants Buff. will inangurate the
New Year by a grand ball Al his hotel on
Friday evening next; aud We assure all
who may choose to attend that they will
have nm opportunity Of enjoying . Jolly
good time.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30
Original Notice.
District Court, Hoodjury county, Lra.
ST Davis. adn'r.,
vs.. In chapeery.

p'arT1 'onTf, VcCd0nry county, lOrd.
= D', =. Ad"fr !. s...s.r
sieph.n u. Gardner 81 al
To stephen d. Gardner. Austin Gle n C. IIuss.,
George J. h-rly. Hs.An Il. Ladtnxfop. sarah
Van Nurst. Geufgs Wears. Enfolphas " sItb.s-
ion are b-rsh. notified that tbss~ y III h. On or
bof1r. thu Z5sh day - JsEuars a. b. Iss. on nj. On
the 0es u the clerk Of the district CONT 81 VET
barry county, rsttigB Of q. Davis sdsstDistrnfnr
II ths estate q Lufas b. Eos. late Of wo.sS,ory
county secssssi claiming Of you the s,reelosu.. Il
iDofiRazs, executed ~ stephen Gardner and Ans.
TN aols on the third LAY ~ srpt~snl~s A. D. 1850
FIR TIE saths*si quarter u suet.on No twenty two
IN Township No stgbtseTIne north II rsBx~ fsfy ss.
sect u the 9Th VI, Ia woedbnFy county JeSs
T. .uFs tbs payment ~ certain pr.,nsssry note 81
The safns date ~ ssii mort sags due January 18th
ts5Itfs .sd n9i. ssseBtsi b. ths said 8srdnSs sud
GoL ssr The saD u ourtsss busirrd dollars sish
lei. pet esi Interest sns esinalbg II ,su that an &C.
s,nnt may ie tsk~n ~ the due on said pots
Ana BisiRs<rt sud that equity refsnpttou in
said premises l~ barred AMI tr~sos-1 and tbs suls
81 -atI ErsaIss srd Ia II i-1esusy sss.uff, =.
tT the taiaBss d~ said note s~r tho sale OF .siA
pr.sis.s sni if zach sissf sat further ,ssf ~ tbs
Hsiuff ~ the mas rgi~ sud Ga tks sruyt 80.
NEST ss3 aErss ycu spf sud ausssf tiat.ta ~,
b".if ths ,alf'liu9 q The sth dayIf pelspaty 4,
isa4 dHena III hF HEtstat bn sfya.isAa. vith ~.
page .. ssii petition assihsi tsa tiis,ssn
st DAVIS, Aaia'r, pisistt6
Ordered H. 10 FaiItsh..i four successive -. A.
The ssoss ttis E.xistsf, -
tnus l.. CAMPBELL,
sr,,e, ,u.ae,r e"aIisyss..
= S'LIhbt MY ~ TN, HN
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30

pfS- In consequence OF the due obsery.
ance Of Christmas by oil hands, and the
interposition OF oyster suppers aud a glo,
rious rush Of job work and new advertise
nen,s, lfor oil OF which We are duly thank
full the reading matter in this weeks Ia
per Is msaburaLly curtxilcd.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30

pA-Some Texas papers having com.
planned tina, their best editorials are eaten
siyeIy copied, without the proper credit.
the Victoria A.iroeate replies that il is off
on served worse than that. for some Of its
best editorials are not COPIED at ell.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30
DD- Messrs. WILKINS 4 WHIrssR.

~ construction handsome aud cnmn0-
Ai5us oaits o. Pearl street Thase gen
tIamen have recently entered into 60 part
nsrship for the transaction Of the above
business. aud VIC take pleasure 10 recon,
msnding them to the public rs promp! aud
reliable business men.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30

sus- The iacints before The Lsceum on
next Tuesday evening will be delivered hy
our young friend 1noSrsos, and judging
from his devotion ~ the snbjee, be has
ehoaen, the lecture will be aspiey one.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30

and reliability, while the ad vslorem sys-
TEN increases rather than relieves this
want. When times are easy and trade
brisk, It gives US abundant revenue. But
when importation il small and, value r..
duced, there is likewise . PRODUCTION in rev.
enue. To obviate this as much az posi-.
bic, President BUCHANAN advises the levy
ing Of specific duties--6xed rates upon
each article that comes into our ports sub
ject to tariff. BY this method, no mat.
ter how much value may auctuate, there
could b. no greater decrease 10 the amount
Of revenue than in the aggregate Of i'm
portation. The revenue would be depend
ant upon the quantity and not the value
of imports.
This Discrimination in no way effects
the principle on which our policy is found.
ed, but is simply practical change, to
secure more fully and uniformly all the
benefits of that principle. 1t caunot fail,
therefore, to enlist the approval and CO.
operation Of good and patriotic men in all
parties and all sections.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30

Ws have had an assortment Of weather
during the week past. without any rain Or
snow. Sunday was delightful and We wish
that on next Saturday all msy have a
bright and happy New Year. II.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-30

1ev" j. w. jIosLNm. Esq, left Sioux
City on Tuesday morning last for a trip %
Pennsylvania. We wish him pleasant
sojouru among the friends Of "Au!d Lang
Sync."