davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
NO. 134.
mistellantons.
90 HOL
LOOK AT THE TRUTH!
NO THOSE WHO WISH To ATAKp

u 1N NEl
= areductln n thsir tailoring bils and are tired OF
buls read y-ma- eloihng wuu q your atteufian
70 lct we'll known ihat you gel ydT worE done AZ
~ > CAR street. By j ROUfALE for eO1d deal rss
thn yeu are eoised . ay IN the Isrse and vet as
wei hieQ and work made by OF the beat abfv an
WeFk warranted or sac b. keeps constantly On hand
good supply Of all kinds u Cloihs anl Gents Fancv
Seoas-and makes his pr sult the times b. would
A % say that the reason he enabled sell Goods che
er Than others Is IN the fc tha' he Is hsaf Prcfil
NoFklan does AL bis oWn Business and has NJ house
reai 70 EaY
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS.
egisns and Asking Double Breast Frek Coat fgm $50
% $50 do sinse do, from 81 % s. o. DO sack or
haslan, over or under Coat 81 % do Pants
VITA tflnnlng s. % % s. 25 do Vests with trmming
S1eot - = Bo3s Clotl Sac xets max ing aud trnlinF
uq - ~ % - ls llys Vests PAnts making ard triu
Iaing, from ~ " 10 81 51
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED, REPAIRED, sc.
J.BOUTALL.
JelsN lei s.. Clair Street above Eris.
THATCHER, BURT & co. PRO-
y pilet9Ts q Hoes Patent lruss B. idge and Wholesale
and Retail dealers IN Lumer. Tmher, shluges aud Iah
TTack - - - - a. ~
We also possess i tiss fr receiving an Shipping Luu
er slaves ailroad lion, Gil1dsonss Buidug Stone and
hsavy artesoi gu -ns directly frO vessel aud
Ae usgnments attended to with prompness and at fair
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
THE NEW CASKET.

"A y IHlS Is The AGE OF lM-
n prove and refinement the sObscrhsrtakes pleas
use IA saying taat ne = prepared furnish entire
article the Undea king line superior 10 auvth1ng
ever befure introduced II is 0fhs made
pae glass running tho eaiire length 0fop full length
view eau be had with ease.
The CASKEf has none 0fthe gloomy and unpleasant a-
peaF1ncos OF the Old 50 e OF Coins Thev are PERFECTLY
arht, and arc light and convenient FOR transpart
tlols OF putting Ia vaults, suferments sin-
ll1T article Is much used "a eastern cities
Persons losing friends an procure anything in
lhe above line. yl lad Il much their Interest By ling
aud examining toT themselves where they every
aftentiol gIvsn. DAN'L W DUTY Underiaker
CleKe and. June s '5l-mh26.lg7 No s. Erie St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

The MIcHIGAx.-The steamer Michigan enter
ed this yort yesterday afternoon, and cleared in the
evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

MaREI4eEs-There have been eighty four mar
rage licenses issued by the Judge Of the Probate
Court since the first Of last April
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
REFERENcEs:

L Erer.t Fs1 Cashier Broadway Bank. y Y
i, p Hau5r ESQ Cashier Con Br- Bank, Cleveland
Mossrs C.irpeuftr FeTmllye. BanEsTs. y
SANFORD ! CO B1nkers- BuGalo- n
f,4reV Howard = Sanger, Alcrchants, y Y
C;reea \ Sevell, BznkeEs- y Y
t;Eruue Y Day, Banke-s- y \
n II ! ] a. Stet ems. Bankers y \
CooE \ ; LIssn Bankers, Davenport, low.
Marshall 4 Ilsisy. Bankers. Mliwaukee, Wis
Hoffman 4 GslpeKe. Bankers. Cllcaeo, III. .
" L p LIrtle CO Bankers. Sag1aa aE. Nh
Yallis Brown Co Bankers. Clnciauatl, y.
" X Williams \ Co. Bank =, fiiteb' n, Pa
W & Curry CO. bllkers. tIfe, Pa
Thsrul PaTdee, EsQ Cashier Mclean Oo Bank hiooln-
". : Bsarlslsy. So Cashier Auburn EHehanse Bank
Auburn, n. Y -, o.. n A.,
Ns.Sa Bsa1dslsY. Esg President cIyuga Co Bank
cIsveiaSi. ri.-iei N sisrch .. Isss-mh2ssl lsa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
New Painting EStabIiShment.

On the Public Square, one door North Of Ken
dalFs Store
TASCOTT Il HOPKINS ARE
Il prepared 10 DO House sign Carriage sud Ornamental
Pantng-Imii aiHg Of Woods Marbles Paperhang1ng sc
OrloTs s1llcIted. au.q.lv lASCOIT \ HOPKINS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
Drntistrg.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
nR. B. f. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental Oice 20 ms Tesiderce, No. 46
Wood st four doors North ofhe NJ K Church. where he
vi be happy 70 all Of has form patrons any 9th
who need his services
Cleveland. March 20. ls5s-mh23. .iH
DR.. E. G. BURGER, DENTIST.
Rooms No li3 Superior Street, S. C. Whiting g
Confecfionerv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

THR ANGTER.-llr William Rogers has retired
from the proprietorship of the Angler aud Mr. 81
las Merchant Is his successor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

Bo.RD OF TRADE-wiIl meet at O'Clock thi:
morning for the transaction Of business
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

"a For late City News. see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, seefourth
page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
Gngraptrs.

ENC n AVING AND LITHOGRAPHING
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
I'D ENGRAYERS AND LTrH0GkAPhkhS' B-nA
street. .Clevelal @
NIBBITS, G. W, WOOD ENGRA;;
IL YER No 4SuDcrior street corner Of sdpeIleI 1no
VinsyaIdITss's 0isvsland,o O. sssps-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
no CAPITALISTS

IidE COm OF Cuya-
a hoga County wl. oa the l0h OF June next be prepared
10 sell
Fifteen thousaEd dollars q the B0ads Of said County,
Dayahle IN lSs
Eissa lhossond dOlaIs q The Bonds Of said COunrY
payable In le69
Efissn thousand dollars of The Bonds OF County
Fifteen thousaad dollaFs OF the Bonds Of sad COuay
payable In ISL.
payable in lslA
said Bonds issued b. virtue Of the powers conferred
on the Commissioners BY Of fhe Gcueral Assembly
q the STATE of Ohio, passed February 10 ls55 which
thQrzes them 70 bouOw Sevenyfve Thousand Dollars
be eKpented IN the erection Of Couu House for sid
County
The bonds for $50 each bearing interest rate
OF seven per cent annum. semi annual yprn-
eipe and Ilttrest payable in the city OF New York
There claims against the county which they have
not inc means 20 pay presentation
Inc a1nunt OF N1- property the county, the
pc1 o. 5l Is Something thrtySix millions Of doh
a the levy Tor county cNciulTe OF the levy
bultdlne md road purposesi IA mills.
Those wishing 10 invest ard desiring further information
- 70 the tnanc c0qditi The county iuycd call
at this ofice- B. ordei Of the Board
WILLIAM FULLER, Clerk
Ofhce OF the Commissioner Of Cuyahosa COL
N1Ial.nI nImwNN NT4rNn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
C0AL---COAI.
Bankers.
Markham & Co.,

tSaooesSors 10 HsItness. IIiil co..
BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED To THEIR
nv anl nni1in-s Blnkiug Once, siil1ied o. the
So7er oi River and Light House streets, Merehznis
Bs Al beg % assure al fose who euIrust BUSINESS IN
eur hands, PROMyTNESS and On the most LIBEEAL
TERNs. - - =, - -.
rafes
NEW YORK EXCHANGE Bcs. 4 ssls S5ii -
COIN sIi,VFR aud UNCURRENI NOTES WAN
TED -s g..
HsviuE extensive correspondence are prt pied 70
maze COLLECTIONS THIS and aa9laag States, With
II aIch nd II low rl.es
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
Garomare.

H4RPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
- srl bss- Y1Tisty N the e;iy-i'I s'is y :.
- HkRAEN0LnsE II No sels-ieI - y
H0ITSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
S-eIioo ,arietr style and p-iee-lor sale oy -
apsj TX RAINoLDs, No sepeIloL 81
IOO0 KEGS OF SUPERIOR
l.OOU N14LsSoI ali slss s9d q5.liiies, for
- No SuPenor s.
IRON AND STEEL.-At out a ship
llOaa,-fOr sale0y X RAhNSs5D1. ~ ss5Isf,or St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
at Prices to Suit the Times :

An kinds Of JoBBING. ROOFING, EAvE TROUGH
ING. &C &c done n the most wGrkmanks manner and
on SHORT NOTICE.
III e prOOfo the pudding is 10 chewing q the sr
so please call bsiore purchasing 0sswhers hs Old and
we'll known stand Of
to SIS each
W. l. MARVIN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
NHESE MACHINES CAN BE.OB-

THESE MACHINES CAN BE.OB-
Il tanned al MaNUFAcroRT PRICES with knowledge
fr working al the Of the subscriber where We res
pecfnlF the public ran and eKamlne them IN
practical ation with the new HEMING Foor anu Nhes
Is Al vanfages other machines r fnIly use can Dc
sEnN better m described on paper The decided prefer
gvent machines by those that give them an e1
and all that have them IN use shoulo IND uce
that Interested IN Sewing Machines 70 bear
mind that In thee machines IS coioneda a. tha Is ncue
for family such hemn< gatherlrs, &c All orders
or enqaiTes ~ letter herwse, viii meet with prompt
af.enfioa bV mo T. STRONG, Agent, Nicholson Block.
T Superior ST. Ci svelAnd, ONO send for aCIculaI
There Is but Sewing Machine and at "a WI EEL
Err WILSON'S. Judge Meigs, q The Ame mean In
-fi-ufe are-d6m le9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
n. .HePdnan 8 Co.,

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
Il Coin 70 elEn ard D0meStc Exchange. Uncurreui
H1-s.eS anl Lad Warrants Collections N the Unied
$500 C7nada ard Europe, promptly attended 70. .
IEer115 and Aez iGIk Screw Stf1ulship
- III ch Paesagecan be secured sitheF y % trnn
Al ne GdsaTfsEd Tges- R1ss7se e1n as0 o. Sc
Live rpoolfo SsTs fCTks Qlcbee ana New W
i,s ~ Inc regllAr lines Of sailing Fe kft Sns Alsa
f--.sis foT anF anoun;. through ltlne Snllneht
" - Great Britain and lIeland- foIuieE PAL
o. ,,-lT ~ tis usnEing And ErchznEe O5ce Of
ncalAIs - = HERD1fAN 4 CO,
.,i--atf llNalrr sLI..s. .lrnsL..l. 1....
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
Goal Dralfrs

1S5S-
wH I PRICE LzNUEI CEGwFoRD. DAVID Morris
DRICE. CRAWFORD & MORRIS,
Il (Success5rs TO CRAWFORD. PRICE \ CO l-nezl-
ers n ErEr H klIlera Rige and Chin Coaby the
carso one, Cover uieui Pier. Cleveland. Ohio
REFERENCEs
T. p Handy Cash'r ComllE B Ward Detroit.
Rank CleFcldiGe0. W D1y Chicaso
Ja-dph Perkins, frest Bans Rumsey Bros % DO
Cairuler,.r .Cle.eld Parker Handy, Cash'r Ocean
Hubby, Husfcs c., do Bank -.--..-- New YORK
IL X Salscr Casr Aiiah lsackefi. Erirller Co. do
Ius B4ak -. .Ildtroit.' J. l. Beard. Toruuto, 4 W.
A II Adams, Casli'r SaF e A Iay irT.---- 10
Rank Ilerrdi--I uIlIlnu t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
4 = < = .

&c. PENDLETON q co,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
IL avans, Brier Nm, Chippewa, TaIinldgs and New
co. HI.
OEce No OvAtt's E1eharse YaId ioo stBeTiaT Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
COaI--COaI--CO69I.
Coal, Coke, firr Clay and Fire Brick!
The Hammondsville Mining Company

The Hammondsvile Mining Company
Are manufacturing Coke from thsir
FHANM0NDSTILTB STRIP VEIN" COAL.
The purs R.iuiloas Coal Ohas welding t ANALYSIS
bui t-l0 o. OF SulpagTl UapEaled as
Gas, Steam, Smithing, or Domestic Coal. :
Frm tue eaf purity Of the Coke especially adapt
ei 20 tle ulaluf4c1ure ~ Iron. Gc
Theg also lnutacturrg Fesstt bT1- iron the
HANM0NDSYILLE FIRE CLAY,
Supposed ts be squsbIn qusll to the eslshIa;ed ss
FSr sale at Cleveland and mines wholesale and re-
F 5 PALMER. Suut. JOHN J ROCKAFELLoW,
Hamm0ldsyle, OaIo Sole Assent. tlevsland, o
auEl7 Oiane 90 Z - X * fleL-
NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
IN s1peror article OF BITC8IINOUS COAL, which Is
paicu arF ada duuestic purposts- a wCll As ur
stem Illih Be had "a the undersigned Asenls
for Company. . o.
Pseh szd Coal deiiserd al ar1 OF The city Of quality
gch an faIl TO pieasn II len Il either OF our nces,
or al The Of Gsylori Haunoad No osaperlarst
SCONILL a WHEELER
cell Ne = RiyeI stIeet and . : y Ce.l fleI.
C0AL--COAJ4
NOW Is THE TIME TO GET IN
IN vosr Winter supply daily receiyl asplen-
ld article for Stoves GTates, zhsca sell uf So
perton Paries sisidug purchase vii Do wei = give
q call All orders through the Post Oce prom liy al
ID udei 10 OHices ana Yards On c p r K Pier d al
q P r. Mlchine Shop l. ke street. -
senr .1IaS - = = ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
PORCELAIN TEETH.
JPERIOR1fY OF THEIR METH

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ % Of producing Arheiai Teeth any other known
lsI. SIMPLICITY piece chemically united IN all
is psTty, and OF the slme quaiifg Of maternal.
a A-Ihat eoinpels nature 10 adapt herselfto
TIE model OF her own IMPRESSION fhIs adaptation ohee
attaiasd=eosvorf and Etiiity ever qfier.
slaus tOthe ueoa snJ kuOTn chemical agent; hence
disease OF health proof against the corrosive and offensive
an. CoLoR-Bnght, lively, and good imitation Of
IN BAnT method Of PToduens Of Artificial Teeth
( THIS dises; Is a eolntsTfeIt Of tTss Porcelain.
PAfkONAGE- &c April laa6s We have inserted FUc
have take1 ha place u Gold Piae woEf Ia The lzstHam
and wiih all 0ihsr where terms have bc6n
eomed th In 10 case where teeth have been Pald or
TEhSAse0rdiHs to the nature Of the case, and given
PAYSIEST-Upon the receipt Of the order or on delv
cry Persons with Goid Plate can apply their pais IN part
GUARANTY -SafUaefiOa; provided the terms OF pay
men and SPECIAL lnstructo1s have en- complied with
those IN coRsiani use Of ouz EoEk
We prer % apply partial sets after the eEtraetDsO
the Iatlra tesione week long enough intoeHs be-
tween the extracting and the application
viii ~ tisf oIr ,1eufs ,s c- tb-r - - -
vii apply szs SSsss AZ q issfS 6iisd sstlgscos
within two day after the ARRIVAL OF the patient-
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION
Those Of you fayoraoie % this enterprise, viii
Of yoaf Paens eses an srscuaSg odsis t M
anu ioarded % rs % IpIess and without delay returned
ing model We Will also make Block Work to OrdsT
! reasonable terms
Testimonials and References.
have observed Eith much the last two ears
above method Of prodacius Arheai Teeth, and 5esve
siateineais % tais OirunlAr Ca-reet.
nave Investigated with care. for the last three years
tie above method Of making and app ying Artificial fee
Ia the Laboratory OF Dr. Wight, and lss and
s1y VITA that hls plan u the best knIwn
and entirely successful when made under his observation
Ihe s1Peouy Of ts KIND Ci Doutal work gold
klnd u metac plate, be Questioned and
men N Dr. Wnghs Circular Of the numher Of cases Wer
his WOrk has taken ths place Of gold plate Much
gold had been furnished by the bs
OF Porcelain work the haEds Of OtheTs Dr
Wright H A ACKLEY, M9
Late Prof of Surgery CleEe- Med. Coilags.
+ # s:,:4 s4s..' s.. E. n E#i.nn 4 Ss.,s.
L Whitman. Wm.N. Richards
i. r StuTteyant, Prof Gatcksn.
y. B-tavIsg learned that persons claiming do this
work. md n many cases claiming 10 ageats for be
sane, vii that up 70 this date have ageu1l
the u ) who have any night from the above pfeufeat
Or al npsltlQi A. -poEitcl, let iitwork cure,
- iulrlzse1eat, VIII due attend that
NJ l. WRIGHT, NJ d.
sep;9 Aetuaiy for the Company
ln0OTOR HALLIWELL, DENTIST
IL and Graduate Of the Cleveland Medical College,
tnues 10 supply the osf Of Teeth Nhich never change
color decay without springs al any description
WHICH perfectly resemble that the pracfis6d eye
Of Dentist could not delect No eL action ay
painful operations, Al the following charges: single
tooth, Sl-full setts from so upwards
having made he viii
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

H L. WHITMAN n n NsIANDAAi- = y . -
WHITMAN, STANDARD 4 Co
w Bankers and ieasrs in Fereisn and Domesilc EK-
No S1uernr street We drag direct o. l. o.
IN nj nj furnish Drafts Tor any amount payabe AZ al
he prinrlpal pom IN ireland scoians; ftne
- fsruauv Colecflons made all accessible points
.Er,s-gACnl the IJnif States ana CaEadas- mh-.ly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
5 n D rE 5

3 n % rE 5
AND ENAMELED CRATES.
NJ L. MARVIN, NO. 9-PUBLIC
w SQUARE. (SOuth sidsl has just received fresh
IIom ne aaiactory oae Of the largest and best ASSN
ENAMELED CRATES.
Ever brought 70 this market lie always keeps o. hand the
oes n2Sest and most approved styles Of COOKING and
other kinds OF STOVES
Manufactured Expressly for fhis Market, and
WaTraHted 10 gire perfect Satisfaction
He also is constantly supplied with "a assortment Of
wooden Ware and House Furnishing es and has oa
sanI % 11a % large stock o. Tn CgP2sr and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

y B-havIgg learned that persons claiming do this
work. aid n many eases claiming 10 be ageats for be
sane, VIII say that up 70 THIS date have a-eu1l
the u = who have any night from the above pieEest
such ciHil and N hose Is either iufnse
lHpnslfqlif ilpositidn, let il work cure;
Il - nirIaeeue We VIII IN due attend 70 that
NJ l. WRIGHT, NJ d
sertl9 Acfuafv for the
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02
InsllaM TrOub1es.

We learn from the papers published 10
the eastern part Of the State that settlers
o. 81 our northern fi0ntier dreagaih' Afsas-
ened with hostilities from the Indians in
the neighborhood of Spirit Lake, and that
Gov. LOWE has ordered the Frontier Guards
to the scene of the threatened difficulties.
No reliable news has reached this plsce in
regard to this matter, which would very
likely have been the case il there 10 any
truth in the reports, and We look upos the
ordering out Of the Frontier Guards a.
premature, if not altogether unnecessary.
1t is our opinion that there are sufficient
number Of white settlers at Spirit Lake
and in that vicinity to successfully project
their lives and property against the com.
bined efforts Of the small band of unfriend.
ly savages which infest that part Of our
State. They are too lenient with the thiev.
ing dogs. If they would unite and make
an example Of few of the leaders Of
these marauding bands Inst have been
prowling in their neighborhood, their trou.
bles would 500. cease, and the necessity
Of the State interfering for their protection
be precluded. There is no policy in minc-
ing matters with Indians. If they become
unruly and commit depredations on set.
tiers, they should be dealt with in such :
manner that recurrence of their acts
would be an impossibility.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02
Judge Mssrs.

The following tribute 70 Hon. NJ. F.
MooRE, by the members Of the bar Of Mo.
mona county, was handed in too late for
publication last week, but W cheerfully
give it . place in this weeks issue:
Whereas, the term of Office of the Hon.
n. F. MoosE, District Judge Of the 18th
judicial District Of the State Of Iowa, 10
about to expire, and be 10 about to retire
from the judicial bench, therefore, No the
members Of the bar Of Monona county,
Iowa, desirous to express and record our
testimony Of the manner in which the ar.
duous duties Of Judge have been disehare.
cd. do hereby take this occasion to express
our regards and tender our sincere thanks
to His Honor for the ability, impartiality,
and courtesy With which be has dischare-
ed the arduous, responsible and difficult
duties Of bic position, and our hope that
in oil positions Of public life in which he
may in future be placed, he may be equal
" fortunate in giving the general satisfac.
ton he has in his present position. We
also request that this testimony of our re-
gard be placed on the records Of the court
Of Monona county. We also adopt the
following resolution:
Res0loed, That the above b published
in the newspapers Of the district.
N. G. WYATT, s. T. DAVIS,
A. DInxrcx, N. c. HuDsoS,
E. WAKELEY, B. D. HoLBRooK,
Z. ID. THOMPSON, JOHN CuRRIER,
ADDISON OLIVER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02
Dixon County. n. r.

This is the name of the county recently
formed out Of the north. western part Of
Dakota County and IN unorganized strip
ofland adjoining Cedar County on the east
From D. 7. BRAxBLr, Eco, the able and
industrious member Of the late Legislature
from thst district, We learn that Dixon
County contains about 200 voters, and en-.
braces some Of the finest farm lands and
best timber in the Territory. The election
for county officers and the location Of the
county seat will be held on the second
Wednesday il December. The contest
for the county seat will BE- between Ponca
City and Dixon, . town recently laid of
between Concord and North Bend. The
following ticket, for county officers, will
Be presented TO the voters Of this new coun
IT,:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

The Galena Courier speaking Of the II,
linois Washburn says:
"Mr. Washbura was in the habit, before
the election, Of reminding the Democrats
that two years ago, they reduced bis ma
jority from six or seven thousand up to
thirteen thousand It will be seen, from
the returns, that this taunt had it, sfEec.
for bis majority is now reduced down not
far from four tAousand! Another heat,
we think, will fix the remaining sigh,
thousand where they should bs-on the
Democratic side"
Our Washburu was using similar Ian.
guage during the canvas. The result is
that bis 10000 majority Of 1856 il reduc.
ed TO about 1900. One more wips will
put 1000 On the other side.-Argus d
Democrat, Madison, VIZ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

The meeting Of ax.paying agents on
Friday night last wss but slimly attended,
owing 70 The inclemsssy Of the weather,
and no proceedings were hsa. The prin.
eipal object Of the meeting, we are in.
formed, vas 70 adopt : unifoRia scale Of
pricss, and also 70 pass . rssolutioa con-
aspaiag sths Rgvassdd d. Toy .Alsspetins q
injure the business Of these agents b. id.
vsrtising TO pay taxes for nom residents
for nothing. But SOW that the Buzzard
has Withdrawn his notice 70 do gratuitous
work, and recommends persons wishing to
have taxes paid to employ honest and re.
liable agents 70 attend to their business,
We presume no further notice will be taken
Of the matter. The Buxzsrd cannot claim
that the indignation expressed At his dis
reputable attemp: to break down the bust.
ness Of our land agents, u the work of his
enemies in order TO "persecuts him, for
those who have been heretofore his warm.
est personal and political friends were
loudest and most unspsring in their con.
dsmnstiou Of bis con.smp.ibls usasness.
The biped is rapidly fizzlins ont.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

The Sioux City Lycsum met At The
School House Tuesday Evening Nov. 80,
1858. The President called the House to
order and announced the following exer.
cises to be had on Tuesday evening next,
Dec. 7. 1858. Lecturer for the evening,
Rev. J. K. Fuller. Subject, "Mental Cul-
turs.' Question for discussion, "Resolved
That the United States should acquire Gu.
ba-peaca6ly il she can, .forcibly if she
must"
A Nrmatiue. Negative.
P. Robb, W. H. Bieslow,
s. P. Yeomans, &c. c. Hoskins.
J. W. Besler, N. C. Hudson.
Dr.. A. N. HUxr being introduced BY
the President, entertained the audience in
= very happy manner upon the wonders
Of Natural History"
After the discussion of the question, P.
RoBB Esq. moved that the thanks Of the
society be rendered to Dr.. Hunt for bis in
structive lecture-CArried.
On motion Of +. SrUrsxAN Esq. the 20.
ciety adjourned TO meet at the School
House At 81 o'clock Tuesday P. N. Dec.
It'll, 1858.
GEO. WEARE, Sec.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02
The Next House OF Representatives.

1t is now certain that the Black Repub
licans proper will be in considerable mi.
nority in the next House Of Representa-.
tives. There will be at least thirty three
Democrats from the North who will not
vote for Republican organization. These,
united with the ninety southern members,
make handsome majority in the House.
The Republicans, at the outside, cannot
count more than lib members out of 236.
Should the election Of the next President
90 into the House Of Representatives, the
probability is that it would choose the
Democratic candidate. Each. State has
but one vote. The Democrats will have
fifteen southern States, and Illinois and
California, making seventeen States out
Of thirty-two.