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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23
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The advocates Of the jail builders tick-
ct perdstently reiterate the falssiood thet
the enithland meeting wss the work Of
csftAis parties in Sioux Ctty. sndssvoriag
tksreby to screen the oiicisl acts Of eur
County Judge and distract The pablo a.
tention from an investigation II The maa--
ner 10 which our officers have administered
the affairs Of the county. The Smithland
meeting was the spontaneous action Of the
tax pa, ers Of the Little Sioux valley to -.
sert their opposition to the building Of q
Jail At cost Of SIS, 100; . bridge at . cost
of $500, when $50 would have secured .
fridge good enough for all practical pur-
poses; and 10 demand m explanation Of
the sale Of their land for taxes when they
had in their possession the County Treas.
urer's receipt for the taxes paid on these
same lands. The hard working taxpsy>
ers Of the county can see the wrong that
is being imposed or them without any aid
from Sioux City; and the jail clique must
presume very largely indeed upon the gul
lib,lity Of the Little Sioux people to assert
that they can be SO easily duped, as to
meet in mass convention without knowing
what they were assembling for; that they
would pass resolutions censuring our Coun
ty Judge for extravagance with the coun-
,y funds. if be was not guilty.
The truth is, the Boilers see that they
will soon lceet with disastrous defeat,
and in their desperation they commit .
great many indiscretions. Their unfortu
nate espousal Of "Campbell's folly and
efforts to justify the. County Judge in pIung.
ing the county into An enormous debt for
the purpose Of building . Jail has sealed
their doom; the voters Of Woodbury. Coun.
~ are not going to endorse the men who
uphold and apologize for a measure which
imposes upon every voter in the county a
tax Of nearly $50. The poor Boilers see
the dilemma they are in, aud are sorsly
vexed. They snap and snarl At everything
that comes near them; and because the un.
fortunate people Of the Little Sioux had
the temerity to come together aud boldly
denounce the head Boilers, they are called
stupid and the tools and cats paws Of Sioux
City sharpers! Their race is nearly rum
the falseboods, ISLANDERS, vile vituperation
and disgusting billingsga,e which has char
acterized their course will soon he hurled
back in their teeth by the voters Of the
county, who will Knock at their calamity
and laugh when their fear cometh."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

The Burlington Gazette deyotss veil.
written editorial 70 this gentleman, which
= highly eenpliDeDtasy to the Senator,
- veil - spsditable . the editor Of thst
ably condsssed pspss. The Gasetk, =
veu - n;ajority Of the dsmocsatic pc.
psss throughout the State, differed With
Gen. JoEEs in regard to the Kansas policy
Of The administration, and were bold in
the expression Of their dissent, yet not one
Of them ever questioned the integrity Of
our Senator, or censured him for exercis.
ing the same right they claimed for them.
selves, 10 acting according to the dictates
Of bis own judgment. The questios about
which they differed having been settled 70
the satisfaction Of Ill parties, except the
Black Republicans, to whom any adjust.
msnt is fatal, past differences are forgot
ten, and al ore united 10 the great work
Of driving the Republican plundering Off.
ciaIs from position, and Of restoring Iowa
TO her original honorable standing among
the democratic States. Gen. JOKES will
retire from Office high in the confidence Of
his party; he has discharged his duties
With m ability and success that merits
the highest encomiums, and we most cor
dislly unite with the Gazette in express
ing the hope that he may soon be again
placed in such position as that the public
may enjoy the benefits Of his long expert
ence and acknowledged ability - public
officer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

OREGox.-A letter to the Philadelphia
Press says tina, Oregon is preparing 70
come in rs State soou after the snssting
OF the next session Of Congress. United
States Senators have been elected, and Ill
the arrangements for State Governmens
have already been provided. The popula.
ton Of Oregon 10, it Is said, rising $4,000,
whereas $4,000 is required for Reprssen.
tatve 10 the lower House. How Is usy
be asked, can Oregon expect an enhsscs.
ment Of its numbers when California,
throughout her length and breadth, eon-
pains Of a lack Of muscle! 1t i expected
tina. to the bill for admission Of Oreeea
an amendment will be prop osed fos The ID.
mission Of Kansas.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

We commend the establishment Of A.
Groninger, on Pearl street, TO our friends
from the country who may visit town, and
advise all to look in, if for no other pur
pose than to see what can be had ia ,hi,
line. 1t is hardly possible to make visit
without seeing something that you need
Mr.. q. can supply you on very reasonable
terms with anything from gmblet OF
mouse trap to q crosscut saw or black
smiths anvil. Call and see him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23
Hor ~ eiou1 City Rsg1Dts.
Ehe Soelety - 1Aoax Caay.

T.
FxiEED ZiESAcH IL believe thus far
have sever undertaken . subject for The
L1gistss but you had anticipated ne, and
put il form . much better article than
any pen Of nine could shed and dass
aAy such VII be the case in this instance.
Bot. nevertheless, ] intend to commit my
impressions aud observation Of society ia
Sioux City to paper, and If you please %
publish them. here they are.
The subject matter Of ny writing is one
that has my attention drawn to it "uany
times and off," and in divers places soc;s.
ty has been my study, therefore l Eel that
1 may not Improperly speak about A.--
Sioux City, as we well know, Is not more
than three yean 10 arriving q it, present
prosperous position. and the experience Of
age assures me that no spot with the same
number Of inhabitants has 70 inteliieent,
interesting, accomplished and enterprising
gathe ring Of people. Congregated froo
different portions of our own country, sad
those beyond the great waters, are Assem-.
bled here - bright and active . class Of
men as any place can boast. Nes Of en-.
viable reputation as Merchants, Bankers,
Land Agents, Civil Engineer, Lawyers,
Doctors and Mechanics, and the laborisg
community have more than The ordinary
intelligence Of that class Of individuals
who in other places suosist upon chance
work. Look from your window, for in.
stance, upon the crowd Of persons gathered
at the Post Office below, and tell me il you
ever saw the same number Of good-looking,
well-formed and intelligent men assembled
at any point without they were eulIed
out for some particular purpose. ] vii!
venture that you never did, and when you
remember that they are fresh from their
labor, desks, Offices and sbodes Of busi.
ness, you will experience our delight 10
beholding them. For mind knowledge,
book learning and general information Of
the curren. news Of the day. with CONVEX.
sational powers to discuss matters Of IN.
terest, local or foreign, l will put the
gentlemen of this city against like NUM-
bers from larger and older places.
In social intercourse you fud them 81.
ways agreeable, polite and prone to pleas.
ant wit, most Of them being Of . mirthful
mood, while in matters Of moment OF
business they are at once attentive, affable
and diligent. When called upon to aid
in good works, help the poor. Or &C, for
the public welfare, where will yvu end
hands more ready, or hearts more warn
The ladies', last not least, claim more
notice than can now bestow upon them.
Blu; 70 with me to their pleasant homes,
and promise you . kindly welcome, .
bright aud interesting conversation, =
feast Of beauty for your eyes, and pleas.
ant invitation to come again, If you make
yourself agreeable. Look in upon tho
ladies at friendly party or general bal.
and say if there is not as much grace,
taste in dress, and cour.ly manner ~ yov
ever met before, aid then agree with me-
that the chief charm OF Sioux City Is it,
society. Yours,
OSEwHoTHISKSso.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

Ors Of the most important duties be
longing to this Office Is prescribed in sec.
: Of cbapL l02, acts Of the last General
Assembly, - follows: The District At.
torsey shall, when requested, give his
opinion 10 writing, without fee. upon al
questions Of ls~ submitted TO him BY any
county officer within his district and which
has references TO the duty Of such officer;
and wnsneyer requested BY such officer be
shall prepare proper drafts for contracts,
se.ns asd other writings, which may be
wanted for the use Of any county ia his
district, and he shall Gle in bis Office and
preserve copy Of his opinions thus fur.
nished."
In order thst the different counties have
he benefit Of this provision, it il Decesss
~ that the officer resides in q central po-
sition in his district, and Ut point Al al
times accessible by mail. and other modes
Of conveyance. Mr.. HOWE, republican
candidate for dis.rict attorney in this dis.
tries, resides At Spirit Lake, in Dickinson
county, upon the extreme northern line Of
the district. In order 70 reach that point
. person must journey three days from
this place without any established road.
and through . prairie country with but
tvo or three settlements on the entire
route. Spirit Lake is nov supplied with
sem-DonthIy mail from Manka.o, in
Minnesota, TO this place. which must neces.
sarily be suspended in the severe weather
Of winter. until settlements become more
sumerous. One unfortunate mail carrier
has been already frozen to death in at
tempting to brave the perils Of this route
in the vin.er. We hope that this state Of
things may not long continue, and that our
enterprisipg friends at this remote locality
will speedily enjoy more frequent opportu
niiies Of communicating with their neigh.
bors, and ne shall be ever ready to coop
crate ~ith them in any efforts they may
make 10 iba. end. Our only object in al.
luding to The subject is to demonstrate to
the people Of Harrison, Monona and
other southern counties, that in voting for
Mr. HowE, they vote to deprive them
selves almost entirely Of the provision
above quoted.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

Of The district eooventios, while II. He's
sAsD . he nominee q the Republicans.
Each possy sas By IL action sequiesced in
he psspsiesy n anskisg this . political
sassest. tbesssep IL ssessss = sisSes
spdidSe = polkies1 tsissps sftbe ~
y vhieb - sepsssesis, ssd DE result silD
dse;de - pSEGesI e3sscsa Of Dis Jsdi
81 Di6sSet.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

O.H.Reynolds, Esq, and Patrick Robb,
Esq, have entered into co partnership for
the practice Of law. These gentlemen are
both good lawyers, Of sound integrity. in
dus,riou. and obliging, and any business
entrusted to their care will ba properly
attended 10. We commend them " the
public.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

During the past week eight or ten horses
have been stolen in this county and Dako
tn county, n. 7. There is no doubt but q
large gang Of these desperadoss are oper
atiug heresbouts, and . sharp look out
should be kept tina. the scoundrels may be
detected,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23
DC heel Ess pss nation.

An examination OF the scholars in Miss
Patterson's school will take place in her
school room on Tuesday afternoon next,
at o'clock. Those interested In the
cause Of education 40 invited 90 attend,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

Mr.. II. G. ASH. late Of the Sioux City
House, has rented the large and comfort
able Garde House, and will soon open .
first class boarding house. Mr.. ASH Is
well known in this community ss popu.
lar landlord; and where Mrs. ASH presidss
the most delicious yisnds that ever tickled
the palate Of isstidioas spicureAn are pro.
duced. We bespenk for The ASH liousE''
. big crowd Of good paying boardsrs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

e 4
These two gentlemep are now before the
people As the candidates Of tie respective
political parties for The omee Of Judge Of
dis district, and il is proper that their re-
spective claims for this important position
should be canyassed. 10 order that the best
selection may he made. n. 9. WAT is
one Of our Oldest citizens; be has been
for np~5sr Of Jeass , praciieing atsor-
pey in our eosvss, and has given The mos,
conclusive evidence Of bis legal attain
zs.:s. e Ne. 5Jvea Lonored with ~ i'm
portapt public position a . member Of
the State Legislature, and has discharged
the duties Of this station TO the entire sat
isfaction Of bis constituents, and has, by
bis talents and fentlemanly department,
STAINED an ensiab!e position among the
leading men Of our party in the State.
He is well Known to cor people, and 10 his
election We are no. left in doubt - 70 the
manner in which the duties 81 the Office
will BE discharged. He has been tested,
aud an un.arEished record affords the fol-
ct assurance that under bis sdnipis,rs,
ton justice win be sdministered with an
even hand, mile bis Acknowledged legal
sttainnents Ies~es no doubt tha, the prin
eiplss Of law will be correctly interpreted,
saa .hs: BE vii honor the pcsi,ioa IN
--yhich it is proposed to place him.
Ei;h III. HrBsAED b., few Of Cur peo,
pie are acquainted. We know him - .
shre~d Spectator in corner lots, and /.
rsmran. Kansas shrieker of the BEEcgzs
school. lie las been IN occasional ,isi-
sant Of our county for several yesss, bat
has never until he became . candidate for
Office, claimed . residence among sa At
cur elections It is believed be has invssia.
by declined to vote, always averrinz that
Ee did 10; claim to reside here. Ills name
has never appeared IN -osr court proceed
ings haze NOT the senotess eyidesce
Of his legal attaisnenss NO ksowIedgs
eses u his seasg . member Of Tie boz
ssss h's own assertion % 'ass eject lie
Ass Aesss 'aeasHse nnssH "as % >"
ssJ "ssnss Asssss' 'sAH sssafsds OF oh
efeonpa'a''ss'y sss'ess' hs's ssse, N
eussss.s = 'ses peeun's'y spsessss'oss
so0'y s''oeocsH" ss1se' - sN ever
osea = Pasas csPAe'S vs. ds'sg tSs
sS' p'ss1sss'a' eaasps'ss-se hsppe"'sg
tees sobs here % oss Of BIS periodical
vss, nsas ss.dfJ AsssasshF'ek'ss e.
ssss, IN vh'cs he Enss sinking evidence
o. rs oelsessnssss, ~ p;ede'sg bis wos.
- % Ipolsss sss'0 sase 2 msjosi'y Of
over so'sessos shs .fh0osT ticket We
would not snov'Hs'y % ~. hrssaAD any
mJus'ice pefsonA'Iy We entertain zone
osnsr tnan me kinc''ess feelings towards
him, Dot we presume he VIII not himself
deny that hn present visit vas intended 70
b but temporary, and that be did moi, up
% his last arrival here, and even sster be
bscane . candidate, claim to BE resident
here, ana entitled to . rote-ihsf be vas
therefore compelled, IN order 70 make him
ssf eligible % once, 70 assume that the
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

nA- We learn that the potato rot has
made ila appearance hsreabouts, aud has
slsssdy dous considerable damage.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

~ At the charter election IN Leayen.
worth citJ, Kansas, on the 9th inst, ID,
entire Democratic ticket vss elected.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

a-The Jailocra.s quietly swallow he
lie that was given to their assertion thas
an effort was made to trade Of our eaul;.
date for Sheriff. Come. Boilers, promsl.
gate some rev lies; your old onas ~ ~
exploded.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

~ Messrs. BucKRuCKER 1 MErss have
opened a branch store at Dakota City, N.
I. Dakota City is . live town, aud ~
doubt no. Messrs. B. / N. will b proper.
y rewarded by generous patronage Soe
their enterprise.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

We received > present Of = bottle fan
Of syrup, made from the Chinese sssss
cane, from Judge NJ. TowxsLrr, Who rsis.
ed = considerable quantity Of this useial
crop this season. The syrup is pleasant
tasted. and We think will shortly come in.
to general use. The Judge has our taaaks
for his kind remembrance Of 10.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23
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We coGgrs:s!sss de cosssry on the
prospects, - psace. Tbs most cheering
sdvices come TO % from tbs politicsl bet
II grospd. Tie "b'oody re'ga" in kss.
- y over ssd the .go;cen rs,gs' auspi>
r.osslJ begss. Too jean ego ker sssesas
ran xood, 70 the great alarm II the siDid
svesy vhese--sh<is vssess sess bitter and
obnSxioss-les bo0es, ~ e0e ted, we're
psds desclsts-bes bsesd plsins, istss
'scsing tbs boases, sese IL sesses d
marches ssd eesStes,ssrcses-p'sts sed
pIess, while - ~ essiss
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de'ie'oss 70 The tasse SD p'ss&sss y tse
Eye; her cities ere so'sy, bss w'ss pfeps-
rss'oss Tor sob's essssPs'ss bsr plains
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pressing - 70 ne sosees opportunity
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

sA-"You are from the country, are you
not, sir?' said dandy clerk, IN beck
store, to handsomely dressed Qsatsr.
who had given him some trouble.
"les.r
swell, here is an essay on the ssasiss
Of calves"
"fhat.' said Aminidad. o. be turned 10
leave the store, thee had better pssseat
to thy mother"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

DEAR HuGaiSd.--An editor in Isws has
been fined $500 for huggiag youpg lsay
in church.--4rgus.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

~ Tbs City cossciI has sot met IN
two weeks. Where ere tLe AIdesn<G p
asd how long sss ~ 10 sisk our L,es II
that break neck p'see b, CsDt. KDkI.s,s's
befas We bsss god bsssys 10 tie right
pIscs os~r Perry Cseek7 Answer, 70
City Yssi.sO.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

The Boilers, Who seem 70 have tteir eyes
On Tie top Of der besls, Ike . NJ, ere cos
sssstly seeiss frssd ssd corrsptios - she
actions ofethes. Disbosessy i - deepj,
stamped On the retiss Of ibsir eyes thss
they css sc sSthisg good; everything sp
pears - . fac simN u themselves. Keep
cool, geotis1e"; Tho seeosd Tseedsy u
October vii son 10 here, when The pso.
pie will assert theis opisios II ~fsssd SD
esrUpsios," sid II tbe jsiIoersas esst 80
sbey will bsss tLe Gss ~Depsn -, re.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

or sac mills Ne hare txo-one ut the
mouth Of Perry creek, owned by Nsssrs.
Ssnbsrn 4 FolIet., sDd One at the mouth
Of the FLOYD, by Ne.srs. Rulo, Bedard 4
Co., where the best of lumber can n I'll
times be hsd.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23
Tfx AID SrOyE sf0RE.

The Tis sDd s4oys store Of Nessrs.
smiih ssd Sinclair, on Douglas erect, IL
oss Of shs most extensive in the west.
i,ei.g vii stocked siih everything usually
kSCs in - eeisk IisbmeHt u this Kind.
THE HABnkkk tnOp
ff e. f.rtx..x "A. I..sxk attract Euv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

prsc.icing Physician. re have Drs.
Hear, SAyiLLE, wILsAss. ssiTH, THonr-
sas AID KrscKIE, I'll u shom are highly
esteemed, and our opiy regret 10 connec.
sion sifh them Is tia. their profession Is
such ths. ve cannot wish them . large
s111p. of business.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23
WAECOs xH0es.

At The Wagon and blacksmith chop.
d NJ. Bossh. on Douglas street. and Mr.
Wells on Pearl street, the best of york ia
their Line can be obtsiDed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-23

Of NJ. LsSisgsr, ~ Fourth street, ~.