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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

M. Cook, Il Sestt, moved that tn.
amendment Of Mr. Kirkwood Be laid 1p
on the ssbIs. Hs Subsequently withdrew
The motion.
Mr. Churchill rssumsd his remarks
Said be was il favor Of State cid, provi
dsd such cid could be rendered without
inessrisg iocrsassd tsxasion. Stated IN
der he Tennessee Law, cid could be rea.
Ssrsd without any increase Of taxation "a
the people. He defined the meaning Of
tie State, illastrated what ere the powers
granted TO the legislature, and what are
the rights reserved 70 the people. Ss id
the democracy we're in favor Of State aid.
His remarks elected much attention and
interest.
Nr. Scott, Of Clinton, was the next speak.
er. He spoke On the constitutional ques-
ton was in favor Of State aid-said il
there wss stealing he wanted hand in
said il aid was given to any road it would
De to those running through the whole
length Of the State it would not bs to
any branch or short road.
Mr.. K,rkwood's amendment vas put and
lost.
A motion was now made T. lay Mr.. By
ington's resolution on the table. The mo
ton to lay on the table was Withdrawn.
Mr.. Byingtou made some remarks vim
dicating the citizens of Johnson county
from any desire 70 create outside pressure
upon the action Of the convention.
Mr.. Butler spoke 10 behalf of Mesca.
tine.
First resolution Of Mr.. Byington's sub
stisuss wss put and voted upon by coun.
ties, - follaws.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23
pA-A Dubuque paper says thasa ball

D@-A Dubuque paper says thaea ball
was recently given by the employees OF q
hotel in that city. TO which a certain young
girl was invited, whom the other young
girls Of the house bedecked for the occa
sion; that at this ball beau became en-
amoured OF her. and danced with her dn-
ring the entire evening; the bail breaking
up a, a rather late hour, she was invited
to sleep with her king comparisons III
the hotel, she having been in the habit OF
returning home to her mother every eve
ming after her abors were ended; that she
complied with their invitation, and slept
with two of the g,ris all night, aud that IN
the morai,iy the Young girl was found to
be "a bowl From subsequent inquiries, II
was aseer,ainea that the mother had sus.
yested this costume to her sou. tor the pur
pase Of enabling him to get employment
which he was unaple to do when wearing
the bilureated costnm.,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

aeR- The Annapolis Gazette says. n gen,
,leman ai itha, pace--better known for his
wealth than hberal,ty--was requested to
aid in the erection OF church. The sub
scr, ption boos was placed in his hands
lie looked ut il anx,ously aud earnestly,
aud handed il back with the remark:
"No sirl will no. give anything; not
hall 90 many people 20 to hell NOW - ought
- c
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

Total. 40 yeas 100 nays.
The second resolution was voted down
by 80 to "a.
The third resolution was voted down by
q vote Of l27 to l7-Johnson and Benton
counties voting yes.
The vote Was then taken on the first
resolution Of the majority report, and re-
suited % follows:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

n0."Shut the door," 10 now rendered.
The woodeu guardian Of our privacy quick
on ito axle turn; Aud
uxcoaE rnE BorrLs-Apply thine en-.
gins 70 the spongy door; ~ Bsschus
from bic slsssy prison free. .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

(Kneelsag and rocking 0e aalse
What is Tie little ess thi.ks.e abeasl
Very wonderful thisss, - Aosh4
Uawrittsn history! ......
UshtAomabls nystssyi
Yet hs laughs and criss, saA eats end Aviaks,
And shueklss and crows end Dods auA wiaks,
A II his hsaA Sas q fnll Of kisks,
Asd curious riddles, ~ asy sphiaxi
Warped BY collie, and vet by tsass,
Puncts,eA By pins, snd tsstsssa Iy ssasA
Our listle asphs~ will loss No ysass;
And he'll nsvsr knsv
Where the summer ee;-
He nssd net laugh, bs hs'l SsAKssi
Who can tell what . hsby tAinksi
Who can follow ths gossanss links
By which the nannikin lbels his way
Out frsm the shors Of ths great vak.ovn,
Blind, and wailins. asd siona.
Into the light sf dAys-
Out from the shore Of the unksovn 80,
SOssins in sitifal agony
OF the unknown - thst rssls and rolls,
specksd with the harks Of little sosls--
Barks that were launched on the other side,
And slipped from Heaven On - sbbtng udsl
What does he think Of his moeAsr's syssi
What does he think Of his mothsr's hart
What Of the cradle rocf that niss
Forward and backward through hs airi
What doss he thisk of his mothers brsast-
Bare aud beautiful, smooth and whits,
Seeking II ever with fresh delight
Cup Of his Hss and couch Of his rest
What does he think wAsa ~ Qsick smbrscs
Presses his hand and busiss his facs
Deep where ths heart throbs sink and swell
With tenderness she can never tell,
Though she nurmur the words
OF all the birds
Words she has learned 70 nufmur vsili
Now he thinks he'll - to slessi
can SEQ the shadow crssp
Over his eyes In soft eclipse,
Over his brow, and over his lips,
Out to his little nnger-tipsl
Softly sinking, down hs goes!
Down he gossi Dosn - enssl
Ris,A.s. and cor, fslly retreatia6 u Ass seat.
See! lie Is husAsd in sweet ssposs!
". Ro.tand.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

~ A young wife demonstrated with
her husband, dissipated spendthrift, and
urged him to reform.
my love" said he, 81 am like the prod
igal son-I shall reform by .and.by.'
"Aad will oe like the prodigal son
too," she replied, "for will arise and 90
to my father !" and of she went.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23
~Thers ia 4 parson out Yves. try

~Thers 10 parson out west trying
10 pursuads girls to forego marriage. He
might - we'll try to pursuade ducks tha:
they could find substitute for water, or
rosebuds that there is something better for
their complexion than sunshine. The on.
ly convert he has yet made, is single "a
dy. aged sixty.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

A-"Iou will have to bear the respen>
siblity." said the mother to bright eyed
young daughter Of our acquaintance, who
thought of marrying without the maternal
appreciation.
. expect to bear several, ma, said
Fanny.-LOuisrilieJ Journal
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23
state RatlroaA Convention.

Convention met as 2 o'clock P. H., st
Metropolitan Hall. in Iowa City. Judge
Mitchell, Of Scott couaty, vss elected ten.
porary President.
D. N. Richardson, Of Scott county, and
Judge Fuller, Of Ciiusoa county, we're cho.
sen Secretaries.
A motion that . committee Of Eve on
credentials be appointed BY the chair, was
carried. Remarks on said motioa were
made by H. O'Coanor, Of Ausessins, who
was in favor of the conventioa sdjourning
sine die. The following are the committee
on credentials:
Hugh T. Reed, Of Leo cossty; Jacob
Butler, Of Muscssiae; Willard Barrows,
Of Scott coauty; Legrsnd Byiagson, Of
johnson county; Charles Sect, Of Cliaton
county. ''---''.-~'--'~-
A. o. Patterson, Of Auscatine, while
the committee on credentials we're out,
submitted the following resolstions:
Resolred, That the committee on ere.
dsntials be instructed 70 report the mum.
Der Of votes which each county represent
ed will bs entitled to on the ratio Of one
vote for each 1000 inhabitsnts ssd each
fraction over 500. aud that each county
with less than 1000 inhabitants BE- entitled
to one vote.
Resolution adopted.
Tho following amendment = the above
resolution was offered BY d. Redington, Of
Lee county:
Resolced, That the vote Of the conven.
ton be given b eosntiss, aud that the
vote be given BY one delegate Of said coun
ty, and cas-. by the delegate - instructed
by the majority Of the delegation.
A. O. Patterson moved thas the amend
ment be laid on the table.
The motion was unanimously carried.
The committee on credentials reported
the following counties represented and the
number of votes to which each was eati
tied:
Scott county, p votes johnson county
IA votes; Brsmer county, 3 votes Ham
iltou county, votes; Hardin county, 4
votes Musca.ine county, IL votes; Gin
ton county, l3 votes; Jackson county. \
votes; Lee county, n votes Webster
county, ; votes; Buchanan county, votes
Marshall county, 4 votes.
Mr.. Reed, Of Lee county. moved that Z
committee consisting Of tss dslsgass'
from each county BE- appoiassd y report
business 10 this convention.
She chair appointed the following said
committee:
b. II. G. Fuller and w. H. Gibbs, o
Clinton county; john Pattss end G. I
Smsad, Bremen county; II. r. Reed ant
J. M. Hyatt, Lee county; s. J. Kirkwooe
and J. b. Edmonds, johnson county; I
NJ. Isett and J. Butler, Iuscatios county
W. C. Wilson, d. A. Undsrtown, Of Ham
ilton b. J. Talbot. J. L. Estus, of Har
din; l.. j. Pratt, Thomas Sherwood. .
Buchanan A. Taylor, Win.on Smith. Q
Webster; W. 3ar,ows, J. W. Churchill
Of Scott.
c. II. Toll, Of Clinton, moved that IN!
delegation that had not already arrived
might be allowed 70 appoint their two del
egatss to act with the committee at anJ
time before the CON mittes reported. No
ton carried.
A. Q. Patterson. Of MuscaAns, moved
,ha. the convention adjourn ill o'clock
Pm. Motion lost.
Mr.. Toll, Of Cliston, moved that tn
convention sdjesra ill Tomorrow norpiui
a 8 o'clock. Mssiea adopted.
Convsut;oa sdjossnsd.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

~ How did you learn that graceful
attitude? said gentleman to fellow
leaning in a maudlin fashion against
post. | have been practicing at a glass,
WAS the reply.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

-. Why are fowls the most economi.
cal things farmers keep? Because for
every grain .hsy give a peck.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

- What makes you spend your time
so freely, Jack7' Because it's the only
thing have 10 spend.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

~Mrs, rar..ng,on has bought horse
10 spurious that hs sl1ays goes CT in .
deesnisr.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

~The Faculty Of Williams College
used to emyloy an Irishman namel Jem-
my to make fires, sweep, wait on the stu
dents. and do "chores' generally. One Of
the boys pretended to be quite mad at him
one day. and after blowing him up badly,
went on to say, "Jemmy, this can't last al.
ways; by and by you will &c. your dser.s,
and you'll 70 to HI; wha. do you sup.
pose you will do there p
"Oh,' said Jenny, II suppose they d
set mo to waiting on the students, JUS, As
they do here |"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23

81 whsrs, IN ~ whole range Of 8nglish poetry,
can b. found better Isseriptisa Il ~ issass tAsa
ths following lines a6ssdi- ...
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-23
A Wife Wanted.

A gentleman of advancing wears" is
dsslrous Of uniting himself in matrimonv
to lady who, possessing certain reQui.
sites, shall be willing TO share his name.
We like his requisites" so we'll that we
publish some of them and charge Illus
band nothing for the advertisements:
She must Be Of purs white blood no.
over thirty years Of age.
She must be domestic in her habits. and
prefer the joys and duties of her welded
home to the attentions of promiscuous
gentlemen. and the vanties and srivoities
Of metropolitan society.
When she goes to the ,heater she mus:
not use her opera glass except to view oh.
jects on the stage.
Her taste for dress must beft her social
position fringed pet.icoa.s and worked
under garments strictly in,erdicted; no
objection TO hoops and crinoline-eveu az
ter the fashion shall have expired.
In case Of broken crockery. she mus.
always retain hel friendly temper. and re
member charity is the greatest Of christ
ian virtues.
"Husband' desires to accept pubic en-
ployment with the view of becoming the
founder Of purer and higher civilization,
and. it may be, Of becoming the Iron Man
Of his time. To this end she must. by
her lsdyike, cencilia,ory and graceful
rnanner towards all, seek to win the pub.
lie regard for her husband ana house,
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PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
several Courts of Common Pleas, Gen.
eral Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, and
Orphans Court. Court of Oyer and
Terminer and Jail Delivery, in and for
the County of Columbia, 10 commence at
the CouRT House., IN BLooMsBuRo, ON
Monday The LIST Day Of February neat,
TO CONTINUE ONE WEEK.
The Coroner, Justices of the Peace e.
Constables, in and for the county of CO.
lrmbia, ARE requested to be then and there
in their proper persons. with their rolls,
records, inquisitions, and other remem-
brances, 10 do those things TO their sew
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And all Witnesses prosecuting in behalf
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to be then and there attending n their pro
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shall be just-and not TO depart without
leave at their peril. Jurors are request
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the time appointed agreeable to their no.
tices,
Given under my hand at Bloomsbury the
9Th day Of January, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
-fiflv.eight, and the Independence of the
United States of America the s3d.
(God save the Commonwealth
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all lega-
tees. creditors and o; her persons interested
in the estates OF the respective deredents
and minors, that the following admins.
tralion accounts have been filed in the Of
fee Of The Register cf Columbia county,
and will be presented for confirmation an,
allowance 10 the Orr hans Court, 10 be
held at Bloomsbury, in the county afore-
said, on Wednesday the 3D. Of February
next, al 2 o'clock p. M,
/. Tho account Of Charles Hagenbuch,
Guardian Of Sarah Knorr, minor child of
William Knorr, late of Centre township, de
ceased.
2. The account of James Ewes, Guardian
OF Samuel SadeE, minor child of William
Siaden, late OF MounIpeasant township, de.
ceased.
8. The account Of John Zaner, Guardian
Of Lavihs Bitenhender, r child of John Bit
lenbsnd-r, late of Scott township, deceased.
4. The account of Nathaniel l.. Campbell,
Administrator Of the estate OF Sarah Camp.
bell, late oi Genre township, decd.
s. Tho account of William Mensch, Adj
minlslraor of The estate of John Snler, late OF
franklin township, deceased.
6. The final account of Jacob B. Sioker,
Executor OF The estate of John Sloker, late OF
Fisbinscreek township, deceased.
T. The account of Conrad Biuenbender,
acliog executor of the estate of Nathan Bit
tenbender lale of Centre township, decd.
8. The account OF Samuel Kressier admin
istfaior ot The estate OF Valentine KIessler,
late of Scott township. decd.
9. fhe account oil Samuel Greasy, Execu-
tor Of the estate OF jacob Schwank, late of
Miflin township, decd.
DANIEL LEE, Register.
REcIsTER's OFFICE,
Bloomsburg, Jan 6. 1858.
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Traverse Jurors.

Bloom--B. F. Hartman, Joshua Fetierman,
George w. Foster.
Benon--John Davis, Samuel Kline, Sam
ae I,hone.
Beaver-Peler Hack.
Bria:creek-Lsvi F. Irwin, George w
Selyer, Enos L. Fowler, Lewis Enke, Jacob
Shafsr, Stephen Thomas.
Centre--John Eckroar, Daniel Hagenhnch
Cattawissa-Peler Beaver, Moses Hart
man, Peter Kern. ..
FIshingcreek-Elias Pealer, Aaron Hess.
Franklin-Clinton Mendenhall.
.Greenwood-Eiias Werlman.
emlock-Thomas ]. Yanderslice, Posi-
well Foulk, James D. Pursel.
Jackson--George Heath. .....
Locust-Ceorge Raup, sr., S. Feterman.
Madison-Elias Bogart John Heller.
MlfiliB-Henry G. Miller. -.
Montour-Dariel Weflman.
Orange-James S. Woods.
Pine-John Whnmyer
oafngcreek-John T. Case.
SugarIoai--David Lewis,
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NOTICE In PARTITION.

TO John Pistl. William P,alt, Daniel Piati,
Jacob Plat, Johnston PIau, CYRUS P,a;t,
Elizabeth Aun Piatt, Margaret McHenry and
F.ances Strong, children and heirs of Benja.
min Pialt, late of Pine township, in the copn-
ly Of Columbia, deceased,
You and each of you will take notice that
an inquest will be held at The late dwelling
house OF Benjamin Plail, late Of Pine town
ship, IN the county of Columbia, deceased,
on Friday The fifteenth day Of January, 1858,
between The hours of 10 O'CLOCK, a. m, and
6 o'clock p. M, of said day, for the purpose
OF making partition of the real estate oI the
said deceased, to and among his children
and representatives., if the same can be done
without prejudice 10 or spelling Of the whole,
otherwise 10 value and appraise tie same ac-
cordiug 10 law. A, which time and place
you are requested 10 attend if you think prop.
er.
S. II. MILLER, Sheriff
SHrRIFF's OFFICE,
Bloomsburg, Dec. Ia. 1887.
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