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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

CoNrrssIoSs ~ TiBI E-MoyER.-Fora long time
Mr. George L. Paine of Worcester, Mass has been
known as o powerful "paysica medium and his
achievements IN the lire Of table-mov ng have con-
vcred hundreds of people to SpiritGaln aud been an
argument in the mouth Of its believers. HIS de n0n-
STATIONS were moi III the dark Ike those Of the Da zen.
mort boyS but uracr tull blaze of gas or in broad
DAYLIGHT He has made tables move apparent WITH
ont human contact to the comfort OF believers aud the
cUufOuD0rg Of skcptlcs.
Tie Uorcescr SPy Of the 2oth Of October contained
All account of one Of his exhibitions, IA which the table
WAS "a moved and d" Narkce Doodle rappe, on Il 10
good stvlo III time with the whistmg OF gentleman
present.
From time to time "reliabc mediums" saw spirits
ho,oirg around Nj. Paine, ana he wa- IN lair way
of lrcoinil 4 nor among the Spuliuslsts
Recently Mr. Paue came TO this city, mainly for the
uurpose oi cou,.lcing Mr.. Coles former medium,
WHO tas recently concluded that ptyscai manifesto
tiors are u hnmbJg. For THIS purpose circle Vas
hec in Mr.. Puiue's rooms, and Coles, VITA several
others attended, unable 10 detect any dso'p-
iion Al second interview, however, he, with NJ
Henry Smith, the " Razor StrOp Man, ana M
Wsi,rs of Worcester determined 70 eft the nster 10
tic bottom. Mr.. Psi,e on being rsqnes'e1t) chang"
tc position oil the be, refused alleging that Il would
dt.troy the " conditions
A. Ia,t Il small hole in the floor sri rent in tue
eafrsr we're du cosertd in close proximity win the
tab. l-gs Tie three gectlemen usmcc pro posed 10
lax, % 1! e carpet, bu. sir Paine demurred AID r.
quoted them Ia cd next cay. Nj Cole ani his
associates, however, lttrf - itld III
and gave Mr. Paine clearly 10 un ier,tlnd th,t they
Won cot leave the until they had taken up the
CARPET.
Mr. Psire, fudiug tha: he could not s'ave oil An
e1,n.rui ou tioaly Acknowledged tina, the whole
am, was a fradd; that he haf cheated, not only GA
his occasion tu, from the beginning his wife AM
biz most intimate friends well his NUMEROUS con-
,orts having been the dupes of his prrmed1a1sd de-
ccptlor.
Nh Coles sisted these facts in the Spiritual Con-
ference on Nsdnes lay evening IN the presence OF M
Paine aI6 s0er he had concluded, the bogus ne
got up publicly aeSnos lodged the fraud, and dceHdf
y 81 The ground that the end iastihes the meals lie
believed that the great share of the reputed spri1na
ph,pouena is sham. although he wss Of opinion tnat
some of them are real Ho stood comIneudcdt u his oSn
80. silence ana counted il smong hif treas ares III
H. syer th 4 he had charged nothing. although small
urp-rts had from Il ne to time hoEu into his earthly
roG.,s. lis labor had been OF love- lie hal re.
sried 70 deception in order 20 meet deception, and
ultimately expose IT, =, n,n..,-
80, All No = wire, u the verItabe appteatns by
mich he had moved tables and converted hundreds 10
Sp;riiuslsm
Joseph Conner VI the fIsrhcr Police, On
4 fniu u /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

STABBFD on ACCOCST Of BONNhr.-I1st even
ing about 81 O'Clock, woman named Anu G'ennon
called at the house of Mrs McManus living at No. 30
Mulberry street. and requested the latter to lend her
bonnet. Mrs McManus replied in tie negative, int
mating that the woud.be borrower was not quite the
proper person 10 be trusted with such an article.
lew tart words passed between the two, ana there the
subject dropped. Mr.. McManns then sent cut her
Young daughter Catharne to get SIX cents worth OF
beer which the tro drank auIcably together. The
woman Glenn on soon after started to SO ont and called
Mrs. McManus into the hail. where sLe Inflicted ON the
person of the latter three wounds one under the ear
another in the neck ard third across the left check
TIE daughter hearing the disturbance, ran 70 the al
of her mother and received cut IN the face. Mrs.
Gleunon then immediately left the house and wa soon
after arrested 10y Officers Porcher and Carr and lodged
in the StaticnIlouse. Mrs. Mcslanus is widow with
seven children, one an infant. Her husband died two
months ago. 4 physician was called in and dressed
the Wounds Of tho sufferers. The cuts are OF dagger
ous character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

BRooKLYS GESTEAI TERy CtrrSDAR, Dec Is
No - H. L. IS Is. u. 10. ~ e. % ., a. b. 81 = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

Oyyrro,rn.-I,ha Donshue fel into the river, az
\ .us', amber rsfs ye.:. day, bsi rescued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

The antiIsS pay oro OF Robinson, Allegheny County,
Pa have passed resolutions that they will not snfssr
themselves to be taxed 70 pay the iAersst Of tho
county bonds issued 10 the railroads.
A Safe Convention to consider the aub,ect Of State
aid To raiiro sds bald short time sinos at love
CITY at which the foIoNing resolutions were adopted;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18
COMYERCIAL MATTERS,
Sales q. che AoeL Rxrhaax,-Dec. l..

49, - -
LOO Gal s. Chic. - Nr 81. 3is
IS ba-k q the kspublc..i1-
u Col-Gcltal Bsl S......loj
ioS De.A. Il hut. Canal Go. 90
30 PfuDs Coal Co. o. % CD
lisp Tic Mall : : Co. aci
10 D0rca. rne-S'ore Co. o
- Cicvr.. Col 4 Co. RR o.
leo Guilford Mining Co.. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

Ne. T. tNGINE.-The vote ot this Comp nv ~
Cliff Frrferr a. lie Fre Department iracy-r'~u'
omit ed il bhed Tie sot' stood i-- bi--
II ior \ -l.o. an , icr Green.
, 1858-03-19
lie should offer certain amendments to the con.

he should offer certain amendments to the con.
stitution.
On motion, Lafayette Balch, Esq, was elected
unanimous y an honorary member.
On motion, Frank S. Balch, W. p. Byrd and
o. Il. White were appointed special committee
to report rules and orders for the permanent par.
liamentary government Of the Association.
On motion, the publishers Of the PrGEr SorSD
HERALD were requested to publish the proceed
ings Of this and the previous meetings
A. p. DELIN, President.
FRANK s. BALcn, Recording Secretary.
Stcilacoom, March 18th, 1868.
, 1858-03-19

Pursuant to notice previously given, goodly
number Of the citizens Of Pierce county Assem-.
blcd. on the evening Of March 9Th, at the store
Of Mr.. p Reach, b, Stsilacoom. FA - e
Mr.. y. P. Meekcr was chosen chairman and
Mr.. Z. A. Light secretary. II e5i
The chairman, being called upon, stated the
object Of the meeting to b. the organization Of
the Steilacoom LIBRARY association, under an
act Of Incorporation passed al the recent session
Of the Legislature. ~ ai .%f
AIT some rOmarks BY several speakers, on
motion, the Chair appointed the following gentle.
men committee to draft a Consultation and By.
Laws, 70 be reported al the next meeting MIR.
A. r. Della, Z. a. Le ght Stephen JudsOn, :.
X Rogers and N. Il. Orr. 'p ~ !
On motion, the ia.etihg adjourned to convene
IN Saturday evening, March isth, 1t O'Clock,
at the ". z Church. -gf7ilsa e1
~ 'eif's ips MIEkEa, Chairman.
E. a. LlonT. Secretary. ~ I, 30, e lsci'
stsilaeoom Library Asso.intion q W.T..
q e4ll 50 ApJorRNED MEEfISa. s
Pursuant to adjournment, the meeting con-
vensd al the n. Z. Church ats O'Clock P.n., Nj.
o. P. Meeker IN the chair 70. s4 ia a5r
The minutes Of ths previous. meeting were
read and approved. as isesie 3is8 d
Mr. Dsin. chairman Of the committee ap-
pointed 10 dIan Constitution and Bylaws,
Submitted the following report: o., hr
Mr. ChairmAn--Ths committee appointed at
the previous meeting 10 draft Constitution and
By-Lnws far the StsiiaeoOm IihraEy Association
have instructed me- TO submit The accompanying
q the result OF their ahors, and ask leave 70 be
discharged. alsa nM ,es aais vi
sa q ggsfFa A. P, DELrx Chairman.
On motion, TIE report was adopted.
On motion, tie Constitution and Bylaws 70
ported BY committee were read and adopted.
0nmotlon, persons desirous Of becoming mcm.
bers were invited 10 come forward and append
their names to the constitution. sn ssp'
whereupon the following gentlemen came fof-
ward and became members Of the Association: |:
Philp Keach, 3. N. Mseker, W. p. Byrd, A. =.
Byrd, sam1 McCaw, 6. W. Byrd. A. p. Delin,
stephen Jnison, o. II. Whit, chas II. Biting,
". D. Van Buren,, J. p. Byrd, J. R Msekcr, E
R Rogers, Frank s. Balch, .. P. Meeksr, A. H.
woolsry. W. B. Downsy, J. J. Ragan, Z A.
| Light. s ~ VI +9'e ~ e 3 a'a+
On motion, The meeting then proceeded 10 ths
election, by ballot ci permanent officers under
| the Consultation. which resulted ss follows:
Praidsn, A. P. Dstn $50 M
Vice. fseidsHt, Z 4. LIoHT.
, 1858-03-19

FLorR.-By advices from San Francisco
We learn that the high rates for this article
still cutinue. We are assured, however,
that it is but a speculative movement, aud
must result disastrously to those WIN may
happen tobe caught with large stock at the
close of the speculation. aaas3sa
, 1858-03-19

THE TRAvELER.-Whh the aid Of two
lighters, the steamer Traveller was raised to
the surface of the water, some days since,
when, oN ing toiInproper fastening, she again
sank, this time in deeper water than before.
The body Of Capt. Slater was foutd On the
bottom, near the wreck.
, 1858-03-19
szEILicosI. vi, IRIDll, HlRrH y, Isis.

llKlLlCDoI. VT, IRIDlI, MARCH y, 1858.
Y 1hers ever was tim. when the Terri.
tDsy Of Washington demanded the utmost
ensrtions Il Lef citizens, that time is the
present. Al no time since our territorial or
eAni.alion have she prospects Of. ur prosper
~ aad sdecess looked brighter. Il is at o
momsnt like this, <hen everything Is prom.
idilg. ihlf . weIldirected and united ,fEor
q IL part " The citizens Of Washington
ny - productive Of great and lasting
~hol = NJ p7s ,ssfslk i(ft "a rsitishl y
y has always appeared to US that the citi:
arasf our Territory have manifested an
lpe,hT regarding the advantages surround.
~ ihnm nholly inexcusable.5 Instead Of
silirilg md szArting themselves to indnos
imulgIauih % ssltlsamong us. We have been
neSll1sni md unmiBdfhl flour true iute.
st1ls; Wills oihef territories are holding
aul lnduesmsnis for settlers, and increasing
tAslF populAii6a daily. ne have remained ms
n1ese Ia1e,ise ahd eoutnt with the grad.
- inzlnls u InkkbiiAnis which finds is
Akr % 6hr shoFcs unsolicited and unnoticed.
We d BOT viii 70 Be understood d sci.
i|lG fdr,h ,hdt ,hs Territory has not in.
fsi'.ed . population j such isnv The case,
~. ~ sss,. ~ .1ss e1o.o
esmo.f'' nas Nna.' We %
= ~ y = 'ns. 'ns 'nefease oi PopuA
y -, !, ~ -. 80 P1uPoI.iona'e !" me value
.,''' 3 z. Y e'nef wnrds' .' ,hAi
-. 80 .i.S 'e's'.lse ~ w. WIN .he ace
4 ~, =, .' q sa. y. ~ cPe's.lons.
'.-' seg'..' 4. sen'ens y
y. .1.','' ". Z Pops'..'m e'as =. nn'ss nns
I, ,sll.ssp 'lts y N ssll's y. & s'''n "
h Z = asnee is q q 2 scarcity scarcity y
~ "a 's.''s1's ''s'' = ~ 'ns r ~
-; II =. ...sIls !, 81 \ sW 4
'o'l ,' neg. nssos = spe pFe-
~ -..t ~, ~ ~ sssly.elng
~ .'.sq "a. y 1sss'''sy'
i ~ =. ss've'''y' ana eo'n- gn-
-. n. 1 =. Y ~ ~. =
...... :. ". n, = ''5s.'' ~ : 10y '',.',1'
-.,- ~ -''e - u-4s y as'
Fl D. "a. 4 ,..I =. N. ! 3 sa:ps,sg
''''' 7 9,nooyls every |
Il. '.''l 2! ts'.''qFy g exert
||I|I a. ne |rI11nr 20 ruin,
, 1858-03-19
THE MORMOxs-PEAcE PROPORTIONS


From the first inception Of the Mormon
embrnglio, the idea has been entcrtained by
Z ose best acquainted with the peculiar cha
ac,er of the deluded followers Of Brigham
Young, that when the General Government
should take the matter in hand negotiations
alone would end the quarrel. Such in fact,
was tn, opinion Of gentlemen "fouc acquain-
tance WIN have resided in Utah and have
had opportunities Of informing themselves as
+, the real meaning and intentions of the
Mormon people. The last intelligence from
Wa hingtou brings to us a confirmation
which shows that opinion to have been cor
rect.
Il is currently reported that the delegate
in Congress from Utah has made II PROPOSE.
tiun 10 sell out to the Uni cd States all the
Mormon property in Utah, with view Of
evacuating the territory.
Impressed with kno ledge that our
Government has taken the ne cssary steps
tu force them into submission, Brigham and
his people have resolved to try diplomacy
and blandishnl.nt t. avoid that punishment
50 richly merited, and which We hope Ely
be meted cut to them in manner sufficient
to intimid,te other sections that may enter
tain the idea Of disrrgardIns the Federal au.
thority.. Nothing would better suit Brigham,
, 1858-03-19
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER SEA BIRD.


we are indebted To the politenes" oi Purscr
owen Tor late papers, from which we CLEAN the
following Intelligence.
The California State Senate had been busy for
some days discussing u bill tor the compulsory
observance oil tile Sabbath. Both branches VI
the Legislature had under consideration memo
rial p'ayins Congress to abroSate thu PRESENT
man c"i'tiact between san Francisco and New
iork' ana 10 ram new contracts with two other
es'lianies' VINO shall carry the mail weekly ILL.,
s'rau oi ior'n'snIy'
mr. L. A. Rove was released trom the Prison
Dig al sacramento On tue sSd ul'' 1t Will BE-
remembered tnAt ne was cOnnned about a year
o 'S' e0n'Sn'P' o. court IN refusing 70 tell wha'
IN nau "ecOa'e o' saz4'Ooo tAAen l0ni thc s'a'o
treasury oy Dr' Bates. nS now sAys tilat he
received ''le money and gave " 70 Edward Jones'
Dr. Bates was tried At Auburn On the zOth uit'
Oh the charge o' enlosSIiius $H'ooo rom the
S'a'0 treasury ana acaa't'ed'
DAv'u =. Du'sr@ @''as MaSo" =. Bonn was hanL'
Gu al NSVauA Oh ti'e zotn UT iOr the murder .
Mr. Aofiatt Luciaio Iapia and Thomas King
Were hanged at Los Angeles On thc 18th uit' fur
murder.
Alciiacl brennan President Of 'ne Mount Hops
Mining 70, at 'ra's Valley, murdered US wis
anu 1a'so sa'u.sa ~ 'ne 1od uil, " s's"e .lsl'
prussc Ae'u' anu 'nsn eO'nni'''a suicide ~ 'ns
same means
"". nSy'O'u' was Al'eu On 'ne 1Su u''' u
Nor'n Sa, Juan oy some person uIkno"n.
a mr. " iisoh A'd a h'''S Son oi AT. 'entry
wers Aiilsu oy an asala'c"e near fo"r MANS
o'ssA' ~ fuA'AS eOun'y' =" u's i''a uI a
A1'HOe' " P'''O''' "s's A''0 "'unusu WI 'ns
Ns.1'on -9
~. :. :. Auip.y .awysr :" Sah ianC'scO'
was assAui'sa " "ul' AswS0" 0l ''ls 1O'n ut,
.n non'souls'y sIs.t "''h s"ord-cane' anu
u-asslOu.ly "os"aea'
man named Onrisuan StruOing was burned
y usA'a W n,s ea0'', w foor Aahs orssk' near
A'p"A' fso' .o'n. ~ was tnoagnt he "as nfst
mIiastsu ana rOOosu. rs. M '.sl H
1ns 0ppO.iuOn Hne o. STEAMERS commenced
'ui''''s y" u'e o'n 'i''Ahti u'e VrizAOa' Cap''
Blethen, leading on from San Francisco.
a'+' ATLANTIC NEWS.
The Navy Department has received aaviccs to
Nov. 2otIi from Commodore Armstrong. In com.
mand Of the squadron In the Chinese Seas, en-.
closing dispatches from Capt Du Pont az tho
steam fFigate Aianeso,a, which arrived Ut IIols
kong Nov. 9th; her sailing time from Hampton
Roads being lob days In clear weather she
, 1858-03-19
PUGET SOUND HERALD

N -H.as,a = 10 p.rvs ssluag sway.
usAnss AFsiA vhsrsss he Is.as The wAy."
, 1858-03-19
PUBLIC SCHOOL.

There is no subject which so readily COM
mand, our attention as that Of Education
To the Common SchU We look :or the per.
petua,ion Of our institutions. 1t is the ios-
tering care bestowed upon the Common School
the education Of the mass s--whiph pre-.
eminentiy distinguish 5 ou. own from every
other nation. 1t is not our design at this
time, however, to wlite u homi,y on the sub.
ject OF Education, but simply to congratulate
ourselves and neighborS on the establishment
Of good school III our midst. The worthy
school direc, urs Of this district, with the vii
ling and munIfcent contributions Of he cti-
Gems, have erected new and elegant schuoi.
house, which would bv no dIscrrdt to an, Of
the oder towns of the Atlantic States. They
have also displayed good Judgment in securing
the services of competent teacher in Frank
S. Ba Oh, than whom no better could betound
The sch Ol Already numbers some thirty
scholars. Let US avail ourselves of the up.
portanity now afforded Of sending our chill
dren 10 school. 1t is the best gift parents
can tender their children. Hodses, .auds,
money they may be rcit OF, but knowledge
Is proof against all rcverses.
, 1858-03-19

INDIAN MuRDERs.-We learn that one day
last week, whlic huw-wit-sool, chief vi the
Lumm tribe, was proceeding with his wife
and four Of his pcople to Victoria, from Bel
lingham Bay, they were overtaken by canoe
containing Claim Indians, and 'all put tn
death. a ,s.aa asa aE 4e.i
, 1858-03-19
Spttial gutifts.

Rev. O. NJ BARY, Oie,hodst Church. preach regularly
every Sabbath, Of the Garrison, at 10 O'Clock, and ~
the Church In steiaeoom, at O'Clock, .. n.
, 1858-03-19

- |~rr c'.'.rf1r ", sold " sks
. 4 .r|.' e Olympia. % Mnday ~,
O. - - = ,iocca c.pt Al Cove
, 1858-03-19

';;s g. .:'ss =: 4: n. S;ss;; ss; e'-'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-18

eiUUA CITY, Nov. 10 1855.
WHEAT Plour, %. ooatl00o PEI barrel.
Corn Meal. S200 per sock.
Corn, S0caA0c per bushsl
Potatoes, 2Oc Al5e ~ buahsl.
Beans, 1lO0a43OO pr busiisl
Nam, l5c per ID.
Bacon, II ] &c pr 10.
Lard, Doc per ID. -.....
butter. 25cA3Oc pes II.
kxgs, 25ca.Joc PET dozen.
Dried Apples, IL - ~ II.
Y" Peaches, IL liz yer ID.
Sugar, l2cal6c per h.. C.i-<, l6calee vsr h.. Tea
SSca3l.2 rs psf ID.
Aoiaasss, 76ca$l o. ~ gallon.
Bsef 10cal2c PSF ID.
Mutton, he yer ID.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-18
PROSPECTUS or
The United States DirectOyv.
THE undersigned propose issuing book
i under the above title. to contain abou,
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGESl

FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGESl
Size Of pages Is BY 20 inches.
The object Of the United Ssa.es Dir.e
tory will be-
ut, to give the name and pvslofiict ad
dress Of every male person o. the age O,
fifteen years and upwards, III the Uni. d
States.
2ud. to give the name Of every postofIic.
and postmaster in the United States.
Sd, to give the name and place Of pub
LEGATION Of every daily, weekly, monthly
and quarterly paper and magazine. pub.
lished in the United States.
Each stats. city, town, village and post
once will b alphabetically arranged.
The name Of each person will s. alpha.
betically arranged under The head Of thei,
respective post olBcs addresses.
Az the United States Directory will be
matter Of interest 70 every citizen OF
America, We respectfully solicit the aid Of
po-tmasters and others In al parts Of the
country in obtaining names aud sending
them on ~ soon - possible.
In making up lists. write the name Of
The pO>tOtIice, county and state at the head
Of the sheet. then 6ll the remainder with
distinctly written names, Of male persons
only. Of. the age Of fifteen wears and up
wards, and IS soon as you have sufficient
to fill an envelope, .orwar@ them on imms
diately.
A prospectus will be sent post paid 70
any person who may order il.
10 pseoeaf m,stohes-W ate d,st,nc,ly
the names rostollice. county and state.
MORRiS, GARDNER y WILKES,
Publishers. Cincinnati, Ohio
N b. Publishers inserting the above
prospectus, including this notice. three
times IN ,teir weekly paper, and calling
attention to the same in ,heir editorial col
umns, e,il receive a copy OF the DIRECTORY,
delivered Al their oihce free OF Charge
Direc. oil exchange papers " tho y. S.
Directory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-18

Nails arrive at and depart from this Office follows
tDsOux CRY . Council Blu6s-l4eavcs Tuesday Thurs
day and saturday !: arrives Wednesday. friday and
SUNDAY. Mail closes ut O'Clock, z. u. prsceiing
tAe Aay Il departure.
eeOs. City and On'.h..Leaves Monday, "sdnssesy
- Saturday q s, r. N. Mall closes 1t O'Clock,
?. y. Dssesdipg the day Of departure
0issx City and LOgaa-Lsayss Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at r. n. arrives Monday, Wednesday
end Friday BY II u.
esos1 City and Fort Dodge-Lsaves Thursday = 9 A.
n: arrives next " Wednesday by z. NJ.
Sioux Citj aud Wiscotta-LsAvss "Wednesday ut z.
n: arrives next Wednesday by II NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-18
STOLEN HORSE,

NOTICE Is hereby given, that J. b. Brown, who
IN was recently arrested at this place by an officer
from McGr.gers Landing, sold horse to citizen uf
soux City ami after his arrest said brown acknowl-
edged that hs stole said horse lie did not say where
but from his remarks supposed that he got the
horse 10 Fsyetto county In this State The horse has
been let In my care, BY the purchaser, and will be
and payment Of charges.
GEORGE L. TACKETT.
Sioux city, Iowa, Sept. % ls5s.-tE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-18

A WHoLEsALD DsyfaL OPEsArIoH. -
DurisE : tbsndsr storm thss passed over
The town Of PetessAsu, Mass, lsss week;
3 bolt Of tightening passed down rod ct.
eaehed TO The residence Of Mrs. Pierce
Tie lady was sitting 1t the window, inms-
diAsely sdjsceut to the rod at the time, and
~ somewhat stunned. But she was
greatly astouished to end. on exsminstios
thss every one Of her upper teeth had been
extracted BY the shock without her know
log il, and were laying about loose on the
lovr.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-18
Claim Notice.

ITO NATHAN TEL KENDALL. and all Others WHOM,
i II may concern You are hereby notified that
will appear at The Land Ofiice At Sioux City Iowa,
before the Register and Receiver thereof on Monday
the 22nd day Of November. 1858. at clock A n ot
said day. 10 prove my right to enter by prsemptop
the nor, beast quarter Of section No II. in town.
ship No p3. nc rth Of range No. 8, west Of the o,
principal meridian h lows.
SYLyESTER II PACKARD
Sioux Rapids. Oct. u, lS5s.--3w.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-18

) - The Pennsylvania editors ars hold
Ing eonvsntisa in Philadelphia for the
purpose Of "elsvsting the toss Of the
peess." Shouldn't wonder it they get ele.
yatsd themselves.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-18

- A hard-pated negro in Cincinnati,
fell . distance Of twenty feet to the pave
ment, and alightsd on his head. Ills knob
wss nnisjursd, but the bricks suffered con.
siderably.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-18

- A new revolver hes been patented.
II hes . revolving cylinder, similar to
Csls's, containing nine charges, and GEN.
trs barrel eontaiuing : charge Of 6fssn
buck shot, in al ten charges. II is the
most effective 6rearm yet invented.