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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
The HOlyds
As the season Of Chr
Year draws near. !, beco
our minds and hearts fl

As the season of Chr
Year draws near. i, beco
our minds and hearts Il
discarding therefrom all feelings .-
of love to God and good will for our fellow
men, remembering and acting upon those
commandments upon which hang tn. Law
and the Prophets and as these holydavs
are usually those Of festivi'y and mirth, it
seems to be a fitting time for us all to Join
with one accord in the rational and friend
" enjoyment of such innocent pleasures
as these days afford. Last year. for the
first time to any extent We believe, the
custom Of calling upon our lady friends
was introduced in this city, and 80 pleas
ant welcome as was then received gives
us the con6ing hope that upon the first
day of January, 1859. the practice will be
universal. and that throughout the year
there may be more of this kind Of sociality
than the passing twelve months have wit.
messed.
We have thus early noticed this subject
more to call the attention Of our gentlemen
to it and impress upon them their duty.
than as hint to the ladies', for they. we
are assured, will all be found a, home
ready to receive the homage that is their
dine
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
min 1897. say, the Albany

helm 1887, says the Albany Argus,
more than twenty years ago, Henry Clay
introduced into the United States Senate
the following resolution, which Was warm
" supported and voted for by such Demo.
Gratis as Benton, Calhoun, and Wright
Resolved, That any attempt Of Congress
to abolish slavery in Territory Of the
United States in which il exists, would Gre
ate serious alarm aud jus, spprehensep in
the State sustaining that domestic institu
tion-would be violation Of geod faith
towards the inhabitants Of any such Ter.
rtory who have been permitted to enter
with and hold slaves therein, and because
when any such Territory shall be admi,
ted into the Union as . State, the PEG
PIE THEREOF SHALL BE ENrI.
TIED TO DECIDE THAT QUESTION
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THEMSELVES.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
j. G. C. HosEINs, Sec.
Given Bonds.

On Monday last the Buzzarl appeared
before Justice Allison and entered into the
required bonds for his appearance at the
mex term Of the district Cour. to answer
the criminal charge preferred against him
by the late Grand Jury. Why he was not
compelled to give bail sooner We cannot
say, unless il was because the jail ia unfin-
ished, and he was not able to find a re-
sponsible person sufficiently reckless to 60
upon his bond. This self Wanted conser.
vator of the morals Of Sioux City is also
under bonds to keep the peace. Verify,
wha, nice. pious. Sunday go-to meeting
crifter this Buzzard Is!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
Hon. A. G. Dodge.


We learn that Hon. A. c. DopGE is ex.
pected at Washington by the slh of Janu-
airy next, aud that he will sp edily return
to his former residence at Burlington
There is probably no man in Iowa for
whom the old Democratic settlers enter
tain stronger regard than Gen. DopcE.
Himself pioneer, accustomed to all the
bardshps and trials incident to the settle
ment of a new country, with warm and
genial temperament, kind heart, frank
and social with all he meets, and Of ac-
knowledged integrity Of purpose both as
man and a statesman, it is but natural
that his old friends should cling to him,
and rejoice at the prospect Of his speedy
return. Iowa would indeed be ungrateful
not TO hold in remembrance the many ia.
yors she has received through the exer
tions Of Gen. DoDGE, Gen. JONES aud Hon.
BERNHARr HEM. Almost from our exis
tence as Territory these three men have
exercised controlling influence in the
public affairs Of Iowa. Acting at all times
as a unit, each possessing the most in
domitable energy, and ardent devotion to
the interests of the people whom they re.
presented, and each scorning the chicanery
by which second class politicians succeed
for time, they have sought only what was
right and just, and have rarely failed in
acquiring whatever favors they have asked
in behalf of our State. 1t is questionable
whether we can point to sing Con
gressional favor which Iowa has ever re
ceiyed, from the grant to aid in the i'm
provement Of the Des Moines river to the
late magnificent Railroad Grant, for which
we are not indebted to the efforts Of one
| or all Of these three men. A blind fanas
icism that has temporarily seized the peo-
pie, and led them to regard the Negro
interest ~ paramount to oil others. will
at the close Of the present Congress have
deprived the State of the services in an
official capacity of each Of these men.---
Their retirement, however, will, we trust
and believe, b. but temporary. The 70.
suit Of their services are too important to
be lost sight OF, and the necessity for their
continued aid in the further development
Of this great State will be SO apparent that
. common interest will prompt the people
to an acknowledgment VI the error they
have comuitted in seeking other repressn
tatiyes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

Messrs. SLADE Il DUNBAR continue to
be thronged with customers at their room,
and are turning out accurate likenesses on
tin, iron, paper, leather, g!ass-in fact on
almost ever, thing except 70. time Those
who have not yet awaited themselves Of the
opportunity to Secure the shadow" had
better move their substance" 10 Messrs.
s. Il D's. room Immediately
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
IS were then of
s, and adopted



Resoired, Tia. in favor Of an
immediate organizat 10. Of a company for
the construction Of railroad from Coun-
Gil Bluffs to Sioux City.
Resolred. That said company should be
composed of men to be selected by the
different counties along the line, so as to
represent as nearly AS practicable all the
various interests to be in any way effected
by this enterprise.
Essoi,td, That to effect this object there
be committee Of FIVE appointed to repre-
sent Woodbury. couaty in the organization
Of such company, whose duty i, shall he
to confer with such deleg atoms as may be
appointed in the counties Of Pottawata.
ME. Harrison and Monona, and that they
shall continue to act until the object for
which they are appointed shall be fully
effected.
Resolred That We earnestly invite the
counties above named to co operate with Us
BY the appointment Of committees to repre-.
sent them in carrying out the objects con-
templated.
After remarks by DR.. Yeoman. and 9th.
ers. Judge N. +. Moore. Asahel W. Hub
bard ESD. Col H. c. Bacon, Gen. An
drew Leech and Samuel H. Cassidy, Esq
were appointed the committee coutempla.
ted in the third resolution.
On motion Of Samuel II. Cassidy ESQ,
the Secretary WAS instructed to furnish =
copy Of the proceedings Of this meeting to
the Sioux City Register, the Sioux City
Eagle, the Harrison County Flag, the Cres-
cent City Oracle, Council Bluffs Busle and
the Nonpareil for publication.
J. l.. CAMPBELL, Chm.
j. G. c. HosEINs. Sec.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
Good. Byc.

This morning our friend W. r. FAUX.
NER. Esq. bid farewell TO Sioux City, and
started to visit his friends, and the "girl
he left behind him. in New Hampshire
Good bye, FArIk.; may you have a hap.
py reunion with the old folks Mt home,
and return in the spring with your pockets
full Of B,uzsnskow.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

"The SUM- who doth permit the base contagious clouds
To smother up his beauty from the world,
Was this morning pleased to be himself xgaiu
By breaking through the f,ui and ugly mists
VI vapors that did seem to strange him.
Aud came out with couple Of Dogs" presumed t6
be hunt after the Great Hear that hes been sse
out Of nights and doubtless dated some of his rays
upon the Island Of Cuba, that Is said to b. sur
rounded by water"
Wednesday, S-Pleasant Their. ! lam. lss bslow
M.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

The Buzxard is manifsstly terribly ex.
ercised As to the cause Of his failure, and
y clearly ina condition to offer imagine
fcent rsward 70 any one who will solve
the mystery. His attention is evidently
directed to the operations of the msgnif.
cent glorifcation meeting Of the RepubE-
caes and Boilers held after the election,
auo = has apparently just realized that
he was then and there sold. But, unfor-
tunately he cannot pour his pent-sp walls
of wrath upon the heads Of the sellers and
buyers upon that occasion, they being his
friends and co. workers, and the said ioli.
fcation having been held Immediately
under his wings, expressly to honor him
for the aid he had rendered them in de.
fecting the Democratic party. And be.
sides this, he is estopped by the fact tina.
be endorsed the proceedings with grand
artistic embellishment consisting Of old
eagles and eaglets, vceiferously screaming
their joyful notes. He is, therefore, drivet
to the necessity of attempting to taste
the responsibility upon Us for giving puj
lcity to the facts precisely as they occa
red, forgetting that in his previous .llusi
to our notice he did not question the try
of our statements, and forgetting that
transaction occurred upon the public stu
and that the stentorian voice Of the
tioneer, a. be dwelt upon the qualiti,
the merchandise he offered, was disti
heard by all within . quarter of .
of the grand illumination. Now, II
a. We do real compassion for the
prosecuted bird in this the hour of b
tress, we will venture, without an
of reward, to suggest that he 10 alt,
on the wrong track in his inyest
and that he will find much more
able solution Of the true cause of
decline by looking over the old g.
paper, and examining carefullyt
be has taken. We venture the
that by so doing he will find II
sold out long since, and that II
the auctioneer, and that his fai
the exemplifcation of an old
tablished principle which doom
in the estimation of those VIII
well as those he betrays.
IF wise, he will profit b.
reverses have taught him he,
next enterprise he w;ll'purss
forward course Of an hon,
there will then he no niece
so sorely exercised in SEEK
his failure.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

Judge MooRE returned to Sioux City
on Sunday last from an Official tour
through the district The Judges hale
and hearty appearance indicates that ex
posure to our clear and bracing winter at.
mosphere is conducive to health and phys
icxl strength.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
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Take Notice.

Several weeks ago there appeared in tho
editorial columns Of the Sioux City Eagle
a gross and unwarantable attack upon tho
official and political character of Hon. G.
W. JONES our present worthy Democratic
United States Senator. This article VAS
copied into the Dubuque Express and Her.
aid, and credited to the Sioux City Regis.
ter. Now We protest against being held
responsible for any the filthy carnations
Of the Buzzard, but more especially when
it is An attack upon so good q man.
as Gen. JONES. Will the Express and Her.
aid please make the proper correction.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

49, Congress convened last Monday.
We may probably receive the Presidents
message in tune for next weeks paper.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

nR- DR.. Randolph, u celebrated Spirit.
ualis,. has openly reeanted. In lecture
al Utica, on Sunday last, he assged it as
his candid opinion, founded on an expert.
cnce Of nine years, rs a medium, that spIr.
i,nalsm was one-third impos,ure, one.
third insanity and one third diabolism -
Mr.. Randolph declares that insanity is the 4
usual fate OF trance mediums. lie has
received and accepted call u tho Chris.
,iau ministry.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

quently, are all e"y~.
business. May their shadows nev-,
less, and be AS full Of years as they are o.
houOrs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

Wednesday. Dec l--Snow In the evening
Thursday, 2nd-Suow and wind all night. Their
momster at I liza. IN. - above.
Friday, 3rd-Thsrmoulstsr at I Ia L. m. q above
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

49, Wood sells At 81 . cord 10 Nebras
10. 80 Ne are tsld.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

NEwspArERsroR SALE .-Avaline, or tho
Amajor Sentinel offers that paper for sale,
The Sentinel is one of the largest aud best
weeklics in the State aud is doing a good
business. Tko reason for Mr. Avaline's do
sire to dispose of his paper is his wish to viz
il the Eastern States The office is n very
complete one aud will DO sold reasonably
The publisher of the Alameda GdEcHe
also offers his paper for sale. This sheet is
published at Oakland. is the official paper OF
the county, has good advertising patron
age and u considerable number of subscri.
bers. The Gazette, il 1t can be purchased
reasonably, is desirable Office for person
wishing to engage in the publication of a
weekly paper.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

We mentioned yesterday that
ellc Crcole's cinnamon cub had been gath
led TO his fathers. We feel that the sud
Do demise Of 80 distinguished a resident OF
tovilIe, deserves something more than n
assing allusion. As wo intimated yester.
" his antimey end is attributed TO tho
kcess Of electricity with which tho air was
lrchargcd Mt the time when tho 6rst spasms
hich caused his death were observable.
Q said too that he was under attachment
ior toisnd during tho melancholy event.
lis happy, innocent. spotless. bruin, was
ercd up q sacrifice to debit What ter
bls execution of y judgment is it, to be
Fuck by lightning lIc had been tcthered
q bed post 10 the rear Of Justice Donaho's
burt Room, and whom the tempest Of Mon
hy afternoon arose, he was. as Is his "cus-
)m Of an afternoon" pacing tho floor Of his
tison house, brooding In silence over his
rn sad fortune and the ardent attachment
had for his bucksn oolorcd mistress and
Is other attachment Mat Purcell had for
m, when. suddenly after vivid flash Of
khtning. he was observed to swoon away as
in q trance aud with heart rending
toan, went belly up and lifeless on the
Dor. Half the constabulary department OF
bhir Tow nship, rushed TO his assistance,
IA by the application Of emollients, cata.
asms aud bucket Of water, he was final.
restored to partial consciousness and af
|r being phlebotomized aud cathariiciscd,
he thought to DO wrestcd from tho jaws
the grim monster death but alas his
ang vas doomed 70 inevitable extraction,
bd on the following mprniug. he calmly
lsldsd up the ghost, slipped his wind, aud
i bearss the day he was born. his spirit
ondcd it's way to another cline. with the
bsurAnce that there, troubles are never
brswin.' "Friends gathefed there in
loom" and young San Francisco butcher
bsirous to save lock Of the dear ones
Dir, skinned his cold corpus, and afterwards
BRAIDED the hide to two credulous China.
len and with It's aid persuaded them to pay
I'm six dollars apiece for two sleeps gals
hder the belief that said membraneous
koks we're part and parcel Of the Ursa
inov's animal economy. tchiaamen enter
Iin the belief that bears gals are good
b sickness'') As q comfort for the friends
the lnmented defunct. We will state that
poss morton examination determined the
~ that he died on the square.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

BLAsrrp HopEs. s.--The Troy Times des.
cribes '.blasted hopes" TO be marrying "A
with her, aud when the union is consumma-
ted, to DO presented with bill Tor her last
years board "--.tetrs.
The 5iastedesf hope We ever knew any
body 20 cherish, was that Of old Bucks. ex.
pressed in his declaration that no hoped he
might bust IL the Lecomptonitc cons,itu.
ton didn't pass Congress Ia thirty days af-
ter its introduction.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

THE MINERS 0wN Book. We have re-
ceivcd a copy Of work bearing the above
title. issued from the publication office OF
Messrs Hutchings & Rosen6eld, San Fran
cisco. 1t is in pamphlet form, neatly print
cd aud illustrated with numerous we'll ex.
ecuted wood cuts, many If not all of which
have appeared at various times before, in
other books and papers. Tho work is good
one. as conveying generally correct descrip
ton Of California scenes. but We notice that
one or two Of the pictures arc miss'y led
A wing dam soeue Is called aumiog opera,
,ion, aud ono Of Nahl's collosal. slao-sided
miners, evidently bound on a grave digging
expedition. Is mis.represented as prospect.
Ing" However, take the work for all IN all,
Il Is q good re-hash Of old pictorials, aud
will do very we'll 10 send home 70 curious
friends on the other side Of the continent.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27
ImocRArIc STATE CONVENTION

n a meeting Of the Democratic state Central
umittee, held In Sacramento, on the 10Th day OF
q, 1858, the following resolutions we're adopted
kxsoLvFp' That the next Democratic state Con-
bticn Ne held in the City Of Sacramento, on Wed
Eday. ths Ath day Of August next, and that the
4 of representation be as faliows, viz; One dele
s at large from each county. and one delegate for
Nv two hundred Democratic votes east at the last
&erai election for any Democratic candidate on
state ticket nominated by the Democratic party
aud one delegate for every fraction OF
hundred or more votes cast for such Democratic
&didats.
kEsoLvEp, BY ths Central Committee, that 1t Is
bmmended that the Democracy In the different
knties meet on the 2Dth day of July, for the pur.
y Of electiBg delegates TO the state Convention,
Ihe Democracy OF the state Of Caiforuis are here
[notihed. that State Convention Will be held In
City Of Sacramento, on Wednesday the ath day
1858, and that the apportonment Of rep
sntation therein, as settled upon BY the state
kairal Camiulilee Ia a. lnlIn4A.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

NEaao Suor.-A tclcgraphic dispatch in
yesterdays Union states that negro was
shot ut Stockton on Tuesday afternoon by a
man named Shclideath. The latter, who is
a white man, suspected the negro of having
had an improper intimacy with his wife, she
having given birth to negro baby a short
time since. The negro was not badly inju.
red
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

|NEw HEnD Tho Sierra Citizen has come
)t with . new head, very neat. and with an
htline sketch Of something resembling
pwnicville, on shield set 10 oyster
ellis and leaves Of the Eureka plant.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

THAMES We are continually made debt.
ts TO Mr.. Leland Of the Alta, aud Geo. Ly.
Ian, Of Wells, Fargo g. Co.'S Express, for
ewspapers, the delivery Of letters, &c. Mr..
baw Is likewise very attentive. We thank
bu, gentlemen.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

|HionwAr RosB BEsy The Alameda Ga
kxs tells US Of the robbery at Woods Fer.
J ia that county. q an old man. q tin ped
Il. named John Anderson He was drag
"a from his wagon by highwaymen. iilched
/ three hundred dollars aud badly beaten.
he Oszosts says he his poor man. striv-
. 20 raise the necessary funds TO take him
y tbs Aslantie States. The scoundrels who
|erpstrated that act deserve hanging.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

Masonic. The following gentleman were
installed last evening as officers Of Table
Mountain Lodge. No. ia. Of F. aud A. Nj.
Charles +. Lott; W. NJ; N. ID. Witt, s.
W; J. ID. Keating, ]. W. q +. Cotton,
Treasurer; J. II. MARBLE, Secretary; Thos
callow. 8. ID; Frank johnson. J. D, j.
Mitchell; Tyler,
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

|ALpKRMANic ELhcrIoN.-Chandlcr B.
bwler, was elected Alderman Of the third
ard in Marysville, ON Tuesday. in place Of
|r. IIueston. resigned. Chandlcr's stalwart
rporosity will greatly grace the Alder
|anic Board.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

Piano ron SAILS. Ladies and others de-
string TO purchase piano. are referred &c
the advertisement in another column. OF Mrs
Walton Of Marysville The price 10 very
reasonable and the iavestment Is an excel
lent one.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

rejoice ~ the deIeat Of he LeeompfoH ira ID. Ihoa
Ifhe Donsias Democfats Who haze dared 10 do right,
|espeeifcs Of their epn Interests That Dds note
<aggie --TnoaAs u. BENTON
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

live Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
\ and tn Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
distance can obtain the paper By furnishing him
u their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27
Office.

yuNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
il forms hts friends aud the public generally,
that he has reopened the UNION SALOON located
Ia the basement of Colon h Mcuurmott's brick
building, Monlgomer! street. as place OF resort,
pleasure and repose, and Il prepared Ia accomme
date all who may wish 10 enjoy a glass OF Lager or
n choice article OF Liquor or Wine OF the finest
brands. Connected win the Saloon IL mag nhce NJ
slate he'd BILLIARD TABLE with view balls, cues,
&c. The lovers Of this fascinating game NAV rest
assured that every attention will b. shown them
7. MAUKEK, Agent
May - for the san Francisco Brewery.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-27

Chairman State Central Committee.
y AxEs AsDERsoS, Secretary pro- tenn