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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21

Clay county the vote is a tie on State,
Congressional and Judicial tickets. Howe
has I majority.
Ida county gives ! Republican majority
on State ticket. Hubbard majority
Howe |.
In Dubuque county the Democratic
majority will be between 500 and 500. Lief.
6ngwell's majority will be about 600.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21

1eA. Owing 10 causes " too numerous
10 mention," We are little behind time
this week, and also lack our usual quantity
Of reading matter. Next We viii en-.
doa,or to be all right again.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21

Eiay~ 1t il stated that the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad has
only forty,six miles 10 complete to make
u direct aud continuous railroad connec
ton, under one management and control,
from Philadelphia TO Chicago, and reqnir
ing oaly single change Of cara in eieh,
hundred miles.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21

~An attempt Was recently made to
burn the Rock Islasd Bridge. A fiat boat
lilled with combustibles, was Set on fire,
and foa.ed against ,helrtructure, but il was
discovered and dislodged, before any dam
ago WAS done.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21

BtA-A few days ago man named David
Foss fell down aud expired in u store in
Webster City. He was ON hisreturn from
Nebraska to Wauburn, in Fayette
county, whore he has wife and five chill
drcn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21
Delaware Election.

The Delaware election came of on tho
first Monday in October. The returns
show that the Democracy have carried the
State by $50 majority.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21
New Butcher Shop.

d. NJ. MILLS has opened new meat
market on Pearl street, where choice meat
can De had at all times.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21
$clcutiftc lucricau.
PROSPECTUS.
Vol. II Begins September II, 1855.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
and Farmers,

INIf Scientific American has reached It's Four.
l tesnth Year and will enter upon a New Nalume
the llth uf September. II Is the unly weak
public inn OF the Kind now issued in this eopntry
and IL has q VERY extensive circulation in ali m.
states " the tuian II is not som. might SUM-
pose from It's title, dry, ahsf work on technical
silence. the contrary n deals with the gre,t
events going on In the scantiiir, me hauiesI snd
industrial ~, rid please aud instruct ever, ON.
II be Mechanic OF Affistu vi he's u know tha lest
marhilia IN how g. make any substance .m
plcgsh In his business ~ the Housewife. wishes 10
fiupra, rnItns ii the Ma atfur,r wishes To keen
posted with the times AMI o. ktsp posted with tho
ties In lis husinrss--if the Man + Leisure spd study
wishes 10 keep himself f,tni lar with tho progress
md H. the chcmaa al laboratory, in the eonstruc.
ton OF t.egfaphs Steamship, railroads, reap.ts,
mowers. AMI th9asanh ofhrf nsthinas and snplian.
h. tn at peace ali these des i@yafa can
w. found IN tn sritufhe American and not ei1. eisss
They here presented w reliable aud interesting
rm, adapted b. the aampT rhsnsian u minds IN,
learned la the HIGHER branches Of science ai.l art
TERMS i--ln. copy, one year, 81, ono copy, six
mouths a. hve copies six months, 81; ten copies
six manih. -! tan eopir-, Twelve aouths Ala; M.
teen copies, twelve montha, 81, twenty copies.
twelve mnnths, s., ia sd,snee.
Specimen nnpipa sent gratuitnn.ly fDr Ins,@e,soo -
southafn and Western money, on Postage stanps,
taken iur subscriptions
81 Letters siauh he directed To
MUM & D.. l.A fulton street n Y
So Messrs Munn 60 are sst.nsi,el, engaged
In pfnen,,ng patents tnr new inventions ard VII
advise inventors, without CHARGE Ia regard 10 the
noy,lt. Of th.ir ihiI to,emenls.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21
NDHFf FW "!WDHt To FIaHIEHT.
Yours, &c. ". VAN O'LINDA.

How Towns GRuw IL THE WEST 1t
seems in the very far out west there was a
tribe Of Indians who lived in a very secfu
ded vast wilderness, where they had had
their lodges a long time. One fine morn
ing they started off on a horse. stealing
excursion, and did not return for many
days. When they did they found a first
class hotel, with Niger waters and sougs
wine, cards and ], hannisb,re, on the very
spot where their council lodge had been,
and town scattered all around it, with
lots at two hundred dollars foot! Ea-
terprising people thi>!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21

EDITOR Sioux CRY REGIsTER- Sir ]
notice from peEusal Of the proceedings
Of the Woodbury. Comfy Agricultural So
ciety, published last week. that AIN OF
The opinion that care should he taken 10
rcalose from seed potatoes ali sprouts.
Allow me to say that l entertain exee.Iy
the opposite opinion, to wit: That the
crop can he made to mature earlier b.
causing the potatoe to sprout (say from
half an inch to one inch before planting,
and care should he taken no. to rsmore or
inJare the &prout in planting.
Yours, &c, ". VAN OLINDA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21

See returns of vote for District Judge
in Harrison aud Monuna counties

Ilark from thu polls u joyful sound
Ektit-s the Hua1sids dsnaar:
And when ths news has time to spread
There II be eussing way In yander"l
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21

1ay- Col. lluYsT. Of Crescent City, fl
vored our sanctum with q call few days
ago. The Col. is ~ lively ~ ever.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21

Specimen onppa sent Rratuitaasls for inspection -
Southern and Western money, ur Postage sta,nn.
tai zen tnr subscriptions,
sk~ Letters should he directed To
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-01
A Valuable Plantation
II Pamela County, For Sale.

DLiN6 desifcus 10 eoncenlrale my
planting iuies,ais In the Nississilpl
bottom, aud alao 70 pay all my debts,
viii sell ms plantation 70 Pamela County.
~hsre I now reside. II consists ~ sup
arcs. more than go in woods and full,
,imh-rei. Al the cleared land Is In hne
condition, we'll sirslcd. disehei and under
GOOD fences. tine carner Is within sso
,,ri. VI Comc Depot. The main road
from cofccvillc 70 Memphis runs on the
ca., line, and the road running west 70
Como pepo, on the south line. Tbs
neishbuhood IL QUO Of the best Ia To-
State fos churches and society. Offer
Il VERY low. II the purchaser desired 4,
would sell some negroes also.
I. n. DAVIS.
Como depot. March u. lass. i0,i
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-11

tosi by brutal force and placed in jail for some heen
days, well persons who accompanied him His
servants made soldiers OF by Miramon, receiving
twenty i've sshes every morning for no other cause tnan
being the servants Of Gringos Their imprisonment has
caused great deal Of trouble and expense to Mr. Iawer
and his friends.
friend has Just informed that another expedition Is
TO leave in few days for the INTERIOR 70 be commanded
by Colonel Quroga numbering 500 men and another
voluntary contribution collecting throughout the
State Our Consul gave So Oe0 and Mr. Mlmo pays 81 TO
each soldier that leaves Salto, town OF some IL 600
Inhabitants, sent their voluntary subscription amounting
10 81 sShe other towns contribute correspondngly,
you perceive that there great prospects Of funds for
the expedition.
What in the name Of God is 10 be done9 We
slant anticipation that MTamon will similar Of
violence those pefpetrated the border towns in
this State by burnn plantations and assassiuatng their
inmates strong Intervention the part OF govern
is the only salvation Mexico has; the people
generally desire it, and all would be accomplished with
out boodshed II the United States does not do 1t
France or England wi. This you may be assured Of
Mr.. Glenn and son. Americans of North Carolina,
travelling to this city from the interior, murdered
yesterday and robbed of SC 900 in gold silver
His wife and three children under the Of Dr.
Martin, in Sato, who has kindly offered to attend and
treat them for the they received from these reach
erous scoundrcs Dr. Martin is a gentleman and will
provide them with all they need, both professionally and
pecuniarly The murderers still at large IN the open
streets of Saltillo
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the danger from rottng and keeping them at this season
Of the year.
Poultry was yesterday decidedly higher and scarcer
For this there several causes Farmers ceased
sending 70 market Of the low prices which have
ruled recently and then the cold weather has also had
n effect Good poultry cannot be got for less than l2c.
lac. per H., and Is at that Now the time for
poultry raiscrs 10 send Market there every
son To suppose that rates will keep up for time
Game little cheaper. Venison arrived during the
week in large quantities, and difficult 10 sell yesterday
at 12c. lac. per h. Canvass back duck continue
very high, but red head duck (none but
copnosseurs tell the dcrence) continue low Hares
and prairie bens little cheaper There wild
pigeons worth mentioning in the market
Fresh meat is higher by and two cents per H.
The increased consumption and the smaller supply will
account for this. Mutton alone seems plenty.
Fresh fish Is high, and small stock on hand. There
is change worth noting in salt meats fish Oysters
plenty and in active demand.
There plenty Of butter the wholesale dealers hands
and with them prices heavy; but retail dealers have
established slight advance within day two Cheese,
eggs and honey unchanged
In vegetables and fruit find but little new to note
beyond additional stfnt to the prices The stocks
all in. and cannot expect much variation
until towards the close of the winter.
II is estimated that there about 20 900 barrels Of
apples in first hands against SO 900 at this time last
year II Annexed are the
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CLEARED.
s,esnship ParsersburE Powell, Bainore--H b Cromwell
1,o
sin spanleIng, Ames Sydney, SswaR " Cameron,
shi came. foda San FEW coiemsn co..
ship Grinnei, spencer Loudon-trlnnel hinturn Co.
SIP T nTus 1' wmor ord nosIe@w FROST esn'"
BIZ Alden Mer New n rs
BY wass.s Iiss;dSa; ss5agf-y w mus:
Rris commonwssi in dBr nl1 Ccrnwalis-D Dewolf
sS sas6 Ms snr s ses ors.R. NIB Brigham.
sehr Laura Gertrude, Ewocd, charleson-Doner Potter
scbr } warng smith, charleson--Me cready, Moa Co
ssSr FIJI ASpo smith Baitnoro@Serriil &bso;,
h T nd, shH5T T. rApsasRsJ Fsssr,
soop coirell Hoaohsiss, New iisven-haser.
ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown Parrish. Richmond, &C, with mdse
s,eamship Thomas swami. Ramsey Baltimore with mdse
Ergo cesn Bird Rogers Cape $, Paul wCA Sept ~ via
Newport days twhere she put IN IN dsess with palm OIL
Brs Isabella jcwe III Buctsporo Reed Turk. Islands
Oh inst 80 hartor, Win ssi, 70 Tucker Lr6,toarn: YES
-ioj ward Engcrehce. heavy weather sph sails ac
BreaEwaier With cotton 10 Il Gass 1.co. Had heavy wea
Gs@%sIsG d A.rsy2 Ms9'oryS1 AEgogs pr
weather On The passage -p sails Has bad board
days ,hssepha po e srang NE vs.se !" uS poF the
sr Ssrsh Brusn Dg ml,r SCI osSys
sehr Jonas smith Iynch Wilmington. M, I days
sca Ann Turner uiaord " washington, NC, days.
echr Bell, Cuverlv, Virginia
schr Calipbec Caiphee, Virginia
Schr Artiic, Ogden Georgetown nc, 4 days
Yehr Rent browning I.anfair Virginia for new Haven
Sehr Auna smith, Smith wilmingt Del. for New Haven
schr NJ n Mfain, Melvin. Dover, Del
SIR Chester s,gwss Co. r. rr; St
schr North Pacific Marcy. Philadelphia tor Providence
s@hr james English Neal, Philadelphia for New Haven
sehr Grace Girdler. Paine, Philadelphia for Boston
Sehr Cadwaiader, Gordon Philadelphia for Boston.
Sehr rhas Moore Ingerso Philadelphia for bridgeport
Sehr Vim Il Doliver, Doane, Philadelphia for Saco
Schr sophie Ann Smith, PHILADELPHIA for Providence.
Schr Jos N Risley. Floyd Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr A ~ Brown, Fndfcott Philadelphia fur Dirhion.
schr Yankee Boy Risley, Philadelphia for Hartford.
Schr only scn seull, kgP Harbor
Schr Cyrus Chamber lain Halei. Albany for Boston.
Schr Vim Jones, Jones. Rondou for Boston.
Steamer Delaware. Copes Philadelphia
Steamer Ospray, Kenney Providence
Steamer Island Belle Sanders Norwich aud New London
The Semaphoae the Highlands reports inward bound
vessels In sight at sunset
SAILED
ships American Union Mobile Jeremiah Thompson. do.
brtgs Anchor jacksonville, julia y, Johns, PR
Wind during the day Nwtow.
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Bars A H.z.Rp, from New Orleans for baltimore, be
reported In Hampton Roais lost sails and part Of deck load of
HsteIas
BRIG Clsrrttir-Hyanns Dec i0.The brig rasiian OF
HaTpswel Mel Capt Maverick from Havana for Boston with
sugar, ashore The might Of sh Gravel
Island Rip NV Nantucket She lies easy AMI when light
ened Will probably he got o. Uly telegraph 70 Evood Wal
ter. Eco Secretary Board Of Underwritersl
PLssrr Johnson Bssau for Salem put into Pro
vincetown with ~ foretopmas and part
rigging and crew sick 2d uli LAT rs Ion ~ III e In with
large vessel FIRE, main and mizen nnsis roremas
and huwsprn standing had double topsa yards foremost
white with bright mast bead, bowsprii black, on
quarter or bows one on board.
BRIG ssGuIr from Baltimore flor Havana put into Ilamp
ton Roads lob inst leaking.
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Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TIDE or CLOSING 1T TuY NEW YORK orrICn-
DcHasTt Horh-Albsny Buffalo and Canacss.. r. NJ
North Vest mail. bh Al
Western mai! via Erie RR .b1 A. H. aud p. N
Scuh and southwestern
p esasrn mali, BY railroad * 4 4 s AND IN
by siesmbosi ....:....S Pm
CALIFORNIA. By steamer, via Panama. Monday,
The overland Mali fer c.i,tornis leaves 81 LOU.
every Monday and THURSDAY ats A NJ. Letters
st. LOUIS"
g. IAxK CIrr Tae Overland Mall from ~ Joseph QGo)
san Lake CITY, leaves H. Joseph every sa,ur
asy. =: A. NJ letters should be marked
g.. rIcryrc. BY steamer, VA PanRms, Monday, -
Dec 4 r. II.
HAvAxA.... by steamer Cahawbs. Monday, De
esmpes 10 III ia =. =.
the LIST and 18th OF each month. neters should be
placed IN the Once III New York days pre-
vious N the sboved atel
ErRorE... by steamship Arsgo Saturday, Dec. - -
NJ win he sesn that he time o; closing the afternoon
Northern and mails has been changed O'Clock
hsf hour earlier than usual THIS win probably continue
during the winter.
TlME OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON oFYlcs.
IspA.... The Overland Mall closes fo0ws:-vs mar
sciles, on the ID, eh, l1th and 2s,l Of each month
Via Southampton s'h, l2ih sns nth, touching at
Gibraltar, Malta Alexsrsdra, suez and Alden.
VIA Narcotics The 9Th and 18th. Via Sou~np
eth and 9th
ArsznAlII Via Nsrses ard euez on the 10th Via South
amptcn and Huez 18th
yAusr-Ivs.. VIA kdcn the th aud Tth fthe month
BEAsn-..... VITA sculasnrf the qth ~ the month
81 Wh- ths date OF msstsr the Indian ssd hrsslAn
mall a. LONDON ial CT = 9uae@y hey made up tie
evening previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-11
OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

Business al the markets is toeraby brisk and the sud
den cold snap has had the effect Of putting up prices not
little Meat had advanced in consequence Of The ri aor
demand that exists for animal food during The cold
weather aud vegetables have become lower because Of
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DLACksTOCE GUARD --NoTTCE-A MEETING or
- The Batk stock Guard will le held 1T their headquarters,
the liah House Browne and Nsrick
Saturday evening lee. III. funcua Attendance IL
quesied. ALLAN N SMITH, Capt
J. DAVIS. O.S
CENIoR VETERAN CORPS or lsi2 Will, MEET AT
~ the os Norfolk and Sann streets on sunday, lie
cembcr ~ al ~ oc3ck L. NJ to attend divine service In
body Tie ~ Mission ti,h. in stanton street, Nor.
ON REV Mr. Jones pastor. Let every veteran be present
n RAYMOND Colonel
Isaac VI Pnyrr, Adutsnt
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dividend Of four per cent the preferred stock and three
and half per cent on the stock payable Janua-
rvs.
Annexed Is the general statement Of the condition
Of The Second Avenue Railroad on the LIST Of Novem-
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DIE NTlsTRY.

DrNTrsTRy TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS
~ without slightest pain BY my and original pro-
resspot freezing This admirable system pracsed by me
opiy Reference given II required.
pR n. q. bURKIN, sss Canal street, near wooster.
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SECOND BOARD,


FRIDAY, Dec I0-6P NJ
AsHrs-Smail lots Of pots selling at Nc. and
pearls AT 5slc.
BbEAnsTuFFS. -Eour-There continued to be n good de
mand the domestic trade, with purchases for
export Common grades If State and Western firm
while the medium and grades sustained The
sses footed up about 900 1000 bbls within the FOL
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z
400 bbls nj the above figures. There fair business
dong Southern -four Tie sales ebrss ell about 500
bbs closing within the range Of quotations. Corn
meal unchanged while the sales embraced about 200
bbls ~ the above figures Rye Hour steady, with
sales Of about 100 bols. Al the above figures. Wheat
The market frn for the better Qualities, while tina
satg limited: the trassaciioIs embraced about
bushels including white Southern at 81 Al, white Niohi-
gan 81 81 white Kentucky NJ 81 S. and Milwaukee club
al 81 co. Corn steady with sales Of about 20 bush
els including mixed Western AT 16isc T1c New Jersey
yellow at Tsc., and choice round yellow 81 isc Rye
steady, with sales Of abort 5000 bushels prime
North River at I8c Barley dull With Of 500
bushels common at zoe. Oats firm, with sales Of
State at lpc Gle. and Western and Canadian al a2c
55Hc We give the following table ~ receipts and ex
pofL. Cd brea4stss al ills port for the week ending TO
a.v. rrtn Ia al ~ Wen
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pLANCARD HOUSE BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
ID street New yorkFash0nahly located elegantly furnish
ed with every modern mproy een, and orn for
connodaop 81 families aud gentlemen Board A. per dav.
hy the week AZ lower Public favor respectfully solicited
By The new management B1ANUhRp a MACMILLAN.
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STUVTTyG.

T,PAncIs BUTLER, - FULTON srRFrr BASEMENT
has all the choice breeds Of dogs sale stock But
inahle mango and eR exterminagsr per
bottle. Buffers new work on The deg, beautifully Illus
traied. 81.
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THE: FTREMEN.

L,iRE DEPaRTNENr.-rIIE BOARD or ENGINEERS
IT aud fovemen viii this evening Dee. A. O'Clock
Fircmens Hail. to make arrangements for attending the
funeral ~ Hugh Luke late Assistant of Engine
Company No 49, KILLED The lire With. 10 ny
HENRY H. HOWARD, Chief Eugin-er
Janus 7. wrssAs, Sec'y.
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MATCHES, .IEwrLRy. sc.

EREAT BARGAINS IL DIAMOND AND OTHER trw
VI elry ~ NJ UNukbs bi2 broadway opposite ~ scho-
las Hotel Having bought the stock French bankrupt
shall sell lot ~ tue ewciry nj half The original
which hne diamond bracelet With the handomest opa IN
America, SPLENDID pair OF diamond emerald ear drops
psir II pearl ear drfs che gc- IN the word) several
large diamonds lot u On. Watches chains rnrs
buttons. tnls. braeees brooches 1c ac The whole loo
must lie cleared BY New Year. GONE aud
". INGER, si1 Broadway.
Hotel.
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MEYERS
MIRACULOUS
vERMIN DESTROYER.

FOR THE DESTRUCTION AND ExrIRPArioNo OF