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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
LINCOLN COUNTY.

Z Steer and Heifrr-the Steer, red color, white
face, and mulv, crop aud siitin the right ear,
and overslope in The left, about 81 years old
valued at 50, the Heifer. muly, white color,
some black about its head. crop and slit in the
right ear aud t@o ilndrr-bts in the left, about
g years old, valued at S4--bGth by g. IL. Beard,
in 2Ist dis, Jan. %. 1855.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Ho; 50 Mule Col, lnealy nose, no other marks
by Henry G. Blessing, Sd dis,
Dec. IL, 1857 Valued. at $50.
MADISON couSTy--AL4BAaA.
Horse and Mu,s--the Horse a bright bay,
abont. n hands high, 8 years cid, short tail
and nicked. Valued at S I25S the Mule
lark brown. about years old, about Is hands
high, scarred with gear, aud valued at Slo0
Both by John Hafheock, 3 4 miles South -wes'
of New Market, GU the Huntsville Road, Jan
80, 1855.
rsASKIiS COUNTY.
Horse Nude, sorrel white spots on either
sideof Els back, Is or 20. years old; by Madi-
son Williams. 18th dis. Feb. 20, 1858. Val
ued at SO,
= JACKSON coUNTY--ALkBAMA.
4Mars, dark bay. some saddle marks, black
mane, tail and legs, bare footed, about III
hands, about6 wears old; by. William Liskc, I
miles norih Of Trenton, Feb. 8, 1898. Val-
usd Il $50.
GILES COUNTY.
Mara and CoH--the mare hay. star in rhei
foreheas, saddle marks OF back, or s yrs old
1.-The csit a wearing. fax name and taii--by
j. Y. Patteson, near Pulaski. June 4, 1851. val
aed at $40.
Williamson COUNTY.
FsAev, dark iron gray white spot IN face
IA hands 3 inches high, 2-years old hast spring
nv Sam,l a. Prichard, fst civ dis, Nov. a.
Valued At 500.
LIMESTONE COUNTY -ALABkEA-
( Mare, bay. left eye out. no marks OF brands
is hands. Q yrs: by James A. Henderson,
railos north Of "A thens. Oct 8. Valued at SO
coFFEE copHrY. s.
! Horse, roam. left hind foot white, some white
on right hind foot. left eye out, has the appear
arce Of having the big jaw, Ia hands. ] 5 year
old; by Niles Stevens. near Hillsboroush, sep
-, 1857. Valued at SO.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25

+ The season Of lectures ID Fsyette
vie seems to have fairly commenced
land the eloquent voIley Of Prof. b
an has well begun The contest Of es
sayists. DR. johnson couldnot hsv'
lectured in public to save bis soul
and, therefore, one may take will
some grain Of allowance his remarks
against lectures. Yet that they ma,
be abused and prostitute popular in
Rtelligence We have no doubt Nc
auditor should attend . lecture upon
a gicen subject without FIRST knowing
a little Of the matter. OF afterwards
reading something about it. Where
these are done, the evils tf the lee
turs system. which arr comprised in a
blind submit. sion to the facts, theories,
conclusions, or opinions Of the leotur-
er. are counterbalanced. To many.
people the lecture system proves a
sad means Of mental dissipation;
their hearing is delighted with frothy
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
adjourned
Last Monday the Legislature ad.
journed sine die. *


A stampede took place in a Court
House in Brooklyn. last week. An
Irishman was broughtin for sentence
for some offence Of which be had
been convicted. AS be stood there
among other prisoners awaiting sen.
tence,it was noticed that the, small
i,ox was breaking out on him with
greatvirnlence. immediately q gen.
eral stampede took place; the clerk
turned CHASTITY pale, and ltaped out
the window; the Judge thinking that
the building was about to tumble "a
bout his ears, tumbled ont Of The
window aitEr the eli rk; while the dep
ATTY sheriff and some other. officers
got out Of the way Of Infection by
climbing among The rafters. The
irishman was got out Of doors AID
was told to scud and never return.
The extra Judicial sentence Pat avail
ed himself OF. with due alacrity. The
court stood adjourned that day., no
one yenturing back into the room.
ed 4A Z
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25

BuSinrSs SilccesS--
The cash istcre, northwest corner
Of the Square. has attained an ensia.
bic position 10 the business world. =
BY indefatigable attention to business
the prop.ietors have established q
trade which embraces one Of the best
classes Of customers in the country;
and we may say that they are emf
nenlly deserving Of It. The stock Of
dress goods which they have on hand
this Spring is exceedingly large and
varied, comprising rich aud beautiful
patterns Of all kinds. In domestic
goods, their assortment is equally
large, and all who have not yet pur-
chased their Spring supplies, should
not fail 10 give Waifake,' q 'SAactle-
ford call. The business arrange
mentsof their store are conducted up
on the most approved principles Of
fairnesG and Justice, and customers
may always rely upon the represen-
tations lnals. The proprietors have
taken particular pains this Spring to
meet the wants of their customers, by
selecting stock Of goods character
lied by extent, variety, and elegance.
They sell, too, at reasonable pri-
ces; which is a recommendation OF nc
,rifling Importance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
i, 1z...... . s,,-..o., :. f.r,l (.

TIE KKoxvIIlE SYNOD -sThe u
nited Synod of the Presbyterian
Church 10 the United States Of Amer
lea, recommended by the Richmond
Conyr ntion. will be held in the city
of Knoxville. Tenn, on the first Thurs
day (the LIST day. Of April next, at
7 clock, P. III. This is The South
ern Session Of the New School Gen
eral Assembly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25

There are said to be- 1l52 Eami-
lies 10 Baffsio, N, r., dependent on
the relief fond for their food, and
10000 persons dependent 90 charity
for support. g:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
EsTRAYs TAkENuP.

ist, Kind Of animal is given. I'd, coler. -.
Sd. description. ..4th, age. .5th, posters
! name. 9Th, place and time of arrest ~,
eth, valuation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25

We see BY. some of the ST Louis
daiiies tn TIA queer genius has appears
ed in that city, giving forth propbe.
cies, Heis described as being attired
ina red robe.and wearsa haton which
is q plate with the imposing inscrip,
tion--''EiijaA, the Prophet He al
soadopts the custom Of the Nazarenes,
permitting his beard to descend near
ly to his waist. His discourse isthe
end Of sickedness and the incoming
Of the reign Of righteousness. -.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
rGy a Reaues. Easily Granted. :
New Use for Boanets-

What droll fashion The ladies
have In wearing imitation grapes.
cherries, apples, straHbefries, &c. up,
on their bonnets !! What a singular
species Of trimming it's! How pref
ty. and YET how fantastic J! How oo-
etc, and yet how practical We
haye had flowers hong enough in such
pei. localities;now they give usthe fruit
itselffor aohange! We have had
buds and blossoms Of every hue and in
every conditi1n Of immaturity; now
they giveusthe finished article in all its
ripeness with which nature closes the
annual volume Of her horticultural
experience.
We have made bouquet-holders,
from lime immemorial. Of ladies'
head-geer, now let us convert the
little baskets Of ribbon and silk with
which they cover the backs Of their
heads. into dessert.dishes at once -
BY and bye, they may be enlarged
ia their superfeies, and then we shall
find them turned into respectable veg
ekble gardens. He who would study
the contour of a leek or lettuce. viii
only have to look at bellies bonnet.
Just as be may do.at the present time,
who takes an interest in the look Of
early .blackberuies. Al funny. thing,
indeed, is this novel fashion
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
Nashville. Tenn- 4

y 4 i =.
.. RATES OF EXCHANGE, r q
Bank of Tennessee. $500. ..l'H
Union Bank ...- ,.doi
Planters Bank -. $780,. 49, ...,do
Merchants Bank -. do
Bank of the Union. 80 :. ...s.ss: do
Traders Bank =. .-..-, J. do
Bank of Commerees,. ,.s.. .,.ss....... do
City Bank .s.... go, ..f.,.. 80 40
Farmers Bank, -. ..-...,... -. .......,de
Bank of Parls. :. ..,s 49,. ~. :...' DO
Bank of Chattanooga - !. .s.s. ~ =. do
Bank OF America s,.s. 80 ~ do
Citizens, Bank ...a.. :. ....... do
Bank Of Memphis. 49,. ..,,;tso
Bucks Bank $3.50. 80. do
River Bank ........ -. ...s. do
Commercial Bank. 80. .,..s.-.. -. So do
Exchange Bank-$5 and upwards... ;. ,. do
Northern Bank. ........ ..,...... - do
Southern Bank 1893. .. 49,. do
Bank Of Nashville. .......-.......l lac. dis
Bank OF sAelbyville. =. -. ..s. .s.15c- dis
Occee Bank ....ss.............. Ice. dis
Bank Of Dandrid ge.. .,....x.s. 49,. l5c. dis
Bank Of Chibornes.. ............-3 Soc. dis
Rsnk Of Tazewelf -. ~ ..... -. 3scs dis
Bank of Trenton. 49,. ...... -. DOC. dis
Bank Of j effersoa :. :. i. ..,.. So, o5c- dis
Bank of Knoxville. ......... ..s..l Be- dis
Lawrenceburgt Bank :. :. <. 15c. dis
All Old Banks Of Georgia..... ~. ...sp par
New Banks = So -. uncertain
South Carolina Banks. =. par
New Orleans, Banks. =: 2Ie5 prem
Mobile Banks $500. 80. -. J. .--par
Kentucky Banks -. .... ..-..ss j. X CO.. prem
Missouri Banks. :. .-... ..t..s. -. - PAT
Illinois Banks -. 81. .s....soeyie GU
n = n n
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
Money! Money!

Il NOW notify all those that are e-z-z-.7,. >
! IL Indebted TO me. by note or ac- li<st5
count, to. come forward and make w.
payment between this-aiid The drst Men-
day ina April. "A II those who shah fail to
make payment By that tiiae. " III have 10 set
tie with an officer. rs am Determined 20 put
ont alfof my nnraid notes and accounts on
the 6rst Monday in April. havs gissn good
time aud fair warning. Hoping you will pay
me BY Cha time, am YOURS trniy. -.
March Is. TflOS. c. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
Gbe Markrts Iatsst latsl
Fayetteville Prices Current. /
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
t- 0pePpsrrp 0pr,nr e.

- 800. DH nEfttEH N5FFfuE, -
-. Fayetteu4e, March 20. 1854 s
OF We have prepared the following table
with . good deal of care. and believe it may
be relied on. as correct
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
VERMONT.

NyERMoNT win serve uares at ~.
v the residence of Mr.. Ha Thorn GA
ison, 3 miles north OF Fayetteville, Tenn. on
the Shelbyville Turnpike e, for 5 10 the season,
PAYABLE at the expiration thereof, wirh the
privilege OF sending Mare again the ensuing sea-
son shoald she prove not in fs,al. The SEASON
will commence on the 10th day of March and
end on the l0thday OF July Fifty Cents to
the Groom for each mare Noliability.is as
sumed for accidents or escapes. but every pre-
caution viii be taken to prevent their oc-
cETrepce t2ef ~ go :. L---.el !.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
The LEGISLATURE.

j In the Senate the resolution d
the House Of Representatives. t
adjourn sine die son the 22dSinst
Twas taken up from the table, an
adopted. House, bill to authoriz
the people to call q convention {,
change The Constitution Of the. Stat
vas amended, and passed on The thil,
rsading.
/. In the House of Representatives
the Capitol Appropriation Bill swa'
defeated s ss'',s
The Senate S appropriation Of So.
600 towards the improvement o.
the Penitentiary, was concurred 10.
A proposition to lease the Peni-
Tertiary was laid on the table.
The bill from the, Senate to ex-
tend the time ninety days for the
free banks acceptance of the Janua.
~ Bank b;il. was passed the second
reading--yeas3 3, nays 29-amsn-,
ded on the motion Of Mr.. TuRSEa Of
Sumner, by provision to the effect
that the Bank of : Tennessee shall
not be required to resume until the
Union and Planters Bank file their
acceptance; and if the latter banks
refuse to accept, then, the day of re-i
sumption by said Bank Of Tennessee,
shall be left to the discretion Of the
President and Directors thereof
notes Of the State Bank to be re-
,eiyed in payment Of public dues
notwithstanding.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25

DoUGLAs AND WALKER Every
Black Republican editor 10 Indiana
is now ready to hoist The names Of
Douglas and Walker for next Presi-
dent; and our Know Nothing neigh
Dor Of the Journal who pretends
10 be a prophet, says that it will
make q. ticket that will carry In
diana bya Minority Of ;thousands.--
EranS0ille Ind. Enqasirer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
D. soggpTsoN.

In Vermont is found united the blood Of
the NEST popular and distinguished Road<ters
in the world, as he is what is termed q cross
of the Morgan aud Black Hawk stock. He
possesses uncommon bone and power, is per
fectly synlmstrieal in his form, aIniable aud
quiet IN his temper, and moves 10 harness with
SURPRISING style and grace. lie is beautiful
color, withont white excepting sniail spot in
the forehead. Asan evidence of. this horses
standing. be issdmired and patronized by the
bsst h5rsehaeA in North Alabama. sfsS...,s a
Wa. II. BRANDON
March "a 195s--5t. =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25

War 4 MIxTuRE!Th Buffalo
Advertiser, speaking Of the liquor
sold il chat town. sage: s
THE brandy is poison; tie whisky
is Of that variety known as bard.
ware--s.rychnine would improve it;
and the gin il keptin glass bottles,
simply because II would eat through
the slaves Of . barrel ia 6fteen min,
tes.s Ss.ss Ass
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25

BUSINESS during the weak hps beeu reasons
ably. active, With fine stage ofswates.
transportation has been better, and. quite 2
Acct Of boats are making regular and apps
rsnfly rayingtrips.
Coffee--tho stocks IN town are not large, aud
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25

n. b. We sOin Siive the hiishsst asaxs eaiua
fer AZ uaczsgsas nancy - assz
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

We e ssss hl; SIs,s Blue i 'sad7 n1T
and Fancy do. a splendid stock. Ne WOULD
invite special attention 10 these goods. and
aisoto our stock Of Vesiingss as we have very
March &c, WRIGHT < TRANTHAM.s
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25

pL0Ws and Far,rerss imple- Ia
Il merits Of al kinds Il
WRIGHEs& TRAN7HAM'S. ezz-s-<
March 26
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25

NJ AiycrtisrmeEssmustb be hard ed into the
Dfice by Tpssday MerninQ. toinsure an appear
aace IN the following Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-25
Hardware aud Cutlery.
.Gs.0s Ofs ~ elsrssffes

LARGR aud beautiful stt6ck--ev- ~
Our assortment Of Hosiery, is.very ~
large and complete. -
We bsve Asplend.d stock of Emhrof<ie-,.
ry OF all kinds--Collsr Sleeves. GheBlzettrss
Edgings, insertinss. FiouDcihgs, etc. Which W.
offer at low prices. ~ azsH
March 20. WRIGHT q TRASTHAM. 3
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21
NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby eaufionei stltst pascl4
n sing n ape Iy4aF PeuAetqu, af any uhef person
the fllosing piee,ef land e. vii the nssi hsii =
the south ssst quarter = Fefi"h twenty tef#t 'Fet
frsek,oal lot. lt,gaf cred e. sid tbr la shiJ zti6H
~ tnsuybIp uinftyi@e moth = rHH@e Tort bins
west said Ianda lysar ~ fiymeath e"upty, ~ tia
ftats 81 lows Or Baslbs any hth18ss Hhfl"fiF I'D
s.la =. uai.,gu IL fslniEtn ~ al taude The
ar. claimed ~ ths AortL esieFH iaiid a9fsts -
Incorporated catap s6g esHl hci an1 sEisths under
AMI by virtue q the Lhn' aa1 - saiI Fhis Z =" q
s.ld esutpspy lss,la4 fsFtissd aaId IeIleteH with
In. w,a 80 ~ eutsr zaiD ants ~ sald ea paBy under
a eontsaet aitll hlm snlsrfi int ab1u iiH mi3iT q
Che month u May last e. oohssy hasf aAds q said
Company
And Le haFiug entered ssli lands siih ne money
and Bsans ~ aigHsata furnished nj taid egtHfAut,
uog refuses u psfEflH hit taft ~ taid COST :
Thereby compelling Asid COMPANY " egfHaits Aatf
f1bIb 10 nGy psHdtna ID fEa its4gi.t UT ~ aHt3.
Lufy eannty ~ saia eiaisJ nj agfes sHi contrast,
gTWgs A IHOhAf, Ag.Ht " Id Company
slDu4 CITY, ssIty ~, is5ss--tt
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21
STOLEN HORSE.

NOTICE ~ hereby eivan. that j. b. Brown. Who
~ wa Gently arrested ~ this plee ~ 4itetr
from MeGr.yo r ianding, rald horse - ftizen 4
si6us City an Bf,er he arrest sill Bros arkBgSl
sdrts that he stole SAID horse lie di1
hut his remark II suppasaI liti b. gat he
bot.e iu Fayeit9eouuty IN this state 1ie h. re bss
been l.ft iu tay ny the purchaser ani 3iH BE-
deiisered 10 The upon tbs pfggi 4 hI= property.
and payment 1f charges
GEORGE & JACEEIT
sioux city. lows, sept ~, ts5. III
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21

SIOUX CITY, Oct. %, 1865.
Wheat Flour, ssJoosslooo per barrel.
Corn Meal. 900 per sack.
Corn, 3Bca40c per bushei
Potatoes, 2sc .s3ge. per bush-i.
Beans, tl.00a 200 per busbsi
Ham, i5c per ID.
Bacon, IN 2e per ID.
Lard, 2ec per ID.
Eutter. 25ca3oc per ID.
Eggs, 25cag1c per sozsn.
Dried Apples. IL IL. PER ID.
Peaches. l2 lie PER h.
Sugar, i2caiae Per ID; Coffee, iGealss per H.; Tea
75csyI rs per ~.
Aolnsses, 75es. 90 per gallon.
Beet, iocsi2r D., H.
Mutton, 12e Per ID.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21

Malls arrive IT and depart from this oce ~ follows
Sioux City a Council Bsufs-Isases Tuesday, Thus
day as1t satsr5a- arrives Wednesday. Friday and
Sunday. Mail closes at O'clock, T.. NJ. preceding
tbs day Of departure.
09oux City and Oinaba-iea,es Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at :. A. II arrives Tus-Jay. Tburtsiay
and Saturday ri 5, p. III. Mall cl0sss AZ O'clock,
?. ". presfing the day If departure.
Sioux City and Omad-Leayes Monday, "Wednesday
sna Friday at 2, y. II. arrives Monday, wednesday
and Friday by II VI.
Sioux City aud Logan--LesEes Monday, "wednesday
and Kridsy AT r. NJ: arrives Monday, Wednesday
Asd Friday by IL VI.
Sioux City end Fort D0dge-Lsaves Thursday at A.
n: arrives next Wednesday by +. u.
Sioux Cit and Wiseotta-~LsaFes Wednesday at y.
n: arrives next "Wednesday b. Il ".
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21
New and Valuable Kennedy for all
DSseases of t;4e Throat aud Lungs.
DR.. JOHN BULLS

COmpoa1td JeefOraf y ma ,ncJY,
For the complete cure Of Coughs. Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis, lnfpenza. Pains
in the Side and Breast, Splitting oi Blood.
and Consumption.
gI'HIs is purely scientific preparation. and j. -
i empirical ncsfTum. ~ zf ~ and reliable . tle
d. for the G0ye Manned eampaint Il stsnds aurtSal-
ed. and IL II rapidly gaEning H44h 5pufe'I#b
as medicine that fully ht a. ed 81 n 81 df-s.
E.s Of the respiratory Grams. Ne preparation "'ar
presented 70 the puste Is more carefully aHi si-uf
fcaliy prepared. Accompanying each bottle are an
D.. directions in i've diaseut languages. and u j.
compound. q under thr supervision nf sKifaI Pig.
stefan u long rieurp the train 81 Diseases iof
which IL IL aes t-i It aifes's upon the item afs
immediate ia relieving the distressing SYMPTOMS Try
IL before it il too late and sou vii fises d the ben
ents you viii speedily DRIVE figE ata Hgg.
s1id by dr4Ikikfs syery Mbsfe.
All orders from who purchasers, Or applira.
tis5n Ia ak.ncies, mast ~ sdirsass1 =
Dr.. JOHN LII LouiNsiie, Or New York.
IT, For sals 10 siguz City b.
ssyt. ~. s5.--dm a. ". APPLETON.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21
Masonic Notice.

Stated meeting Of sIoUx err LoDGE No. 1o3, We'd
~ nssdsy evening Of or pressing the full Of the
" moon. A. 81. HUNT, Nm.
0EoEGE Avfsy sec'y
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21

Found /.
Order of Publication.

A GENTS BEEhrTPIN, which the owner can
N have By e4.liu. al the register Office, and pay
ing for this notice.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21
Da. ~ I. Il, sl4TA
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Order of Publication.

Ore IN Douglas street Nv d9oes abgTs tn Land
ofslc.
siaur Civ. 2 =. = Issa lttf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21
BANKING
AGENCY OFFICE
GEORGE WEARE,
nesient and acting Partner u e late ers. " Greene,
Heare, hr0uts d lo-j

SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS made and r~pi''ad at curren. rates
~ Of ExGhsnge--hoDey Observation-Disclosures at.
tention given to the payment Of Taxes and location
Of Land Warrants. All orders connected with Gen
sra Banking and Agency business win receive prompt
and accurate atte utl0D.
Requesting notice 10 the following: The business
Of Donresidens is solicited. There is now In market
in the Sioux City Land District about 100000 acres
o! Government Land. Most Of these lands sre sit
usted slong the Dubuque aud Pacific" and :" Iowa
Air Line" kail0sds, ard are unrisasi In beauty.
fertility aud locstinn. The land within SIX miles Of
the Railroads will be sold at $50 per acre. Land
Warrants Of any ct received Ia pAy isni for y 80
lands.
charge for entering land with gold, and purchase
and sale Of Real Estate. FIVE per cent.
For locating loo land VT, go land Office fees 81
:. 10 81 S; 3.
40 S: J.
~ H. All locations made BY ne are upon lands 80.
lected by reliable Surveyor FROM personal insp-c-
ton.
Rcftrb
kissam Taylor, y. Y. City.
Peoples Bank, DO
Spencer, Villa & Go. B9At0n.
7. u. Adams, EEl, Chicago.
CLARK. Bros. Co. 1t. Louis.
W, II. Earksdalc Co., do
Redmond. Lowell 4 Co. Dubuque Iowa.
hBrkt0t Corbin. Davenport, Io~a.
f.. Dumont- IsI.. indianapolis, Indiana,
]. u. FASH Hz8tter, SALEM y. c.
Bank OF seneca Falls. seueca Falls. Ny.
Register and Receiver Land Once. Sioux city, Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21
MEAT MARKET
AND
PROVISION COMMISSION STORE.
JOHN II. pl. sIsCE

IIss opened n shop directly opposite the SIOUX
/ CITY House, whore ne N prepared 10 furnish
the ettiL,ps II ~iau& city aud man iHi generally
eth the hst auF II nsft ~ fbe very lowest rates
Pros isions ~ ull kinds VIII be s9ii On commission,
mr. Meat Bil ha furnished ta ATTY psri ri ihn City
evening previous Wins
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-21
DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE Co-psrtnersbip. heretofore existing between
j =. Van yosrst aud Geo l.. Tackett ard John Co
ION, under the name and sty lie OF Van Worst Co.
has this day been dissolved by mntga! consent. The
books Of The company are IN the hands Of Geo. l..
1aktit, who has ui power 10 settle the business Of
the firm. Persons knowing themselves indebted will
please call and settle the same.
a. The Livery Business will 9th
70 hereafter he conducted by Geo. l.. ssii.z-Sg<-
Ia ksit and John Colon, uuder tins Tacn.tt
Co., at their old stand.
SWAN WORST
GEO. l.. TACKETT,
July - Iess-yln2ff JOHN COLON