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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

representations, the Hon. Senator singles
out instaasss where - expense Of col.
lecting rsvsnuss far exceeds the amount
solicited, sndia ! mosG snstalsaman H.
smssner sbarsss \ upm ~ P4sids 1.
Hs~ cosid Il - othersLs I / If - have
a ssvenus tariff il must DO jsa AMI equal.
4 duties ere coalseted T. on iooaiIy they
must Be collected 10 every loeslily. though
they amount but 70 dollar. To do this,
there must be suitable buildisgs and of.
ciala oil which draw largely upon the
government. 1t 10 the multitude Of EN-.
ployees and custom houses requisite 70
carry out this system over % great IN ex-
extent Of territory ~ ours that makes it
expensive, and not any fault Of he "A.
t.inistration. Any one but the econossi-
icsl Senator would readily 80 this. Mr..
I. prssuuss largely upon The gullibiljty
Of the people when b tells them that the
expenses Of the government now shosld
not b. % much greater than thsy wsrs
twenty Eve years ago, and in : nice piece
Of sophistry tells u that TIE ratio y Al
inhabitant should b the same q each Pc.
riod. Not 1t al. The eapenss Of gov.
eminent does not nscsssarily increase or
diminish in proportion 10 the population.
If the extent Of Territory remain the same,
then there should be but little increase Of
expenditure but with increase Of terrific
~ there must be . measurable increase Of
expense. During twenty 1--we PEARS the
public domain drawing upon the treasury
has nearly doubled. Provisions must BE-
made for defending and developing it.
Post Offices too have been multiplied
Every branch of business has bad ito du.
ties marveloualy increased. Our unsx.
smpled growth has demanded il. All val
ne has elevated its standard. To estimate
the relative economy of different periods,
We must compare the incomes audexpsndi.
tures--the lsbors and the fruits, the bless.
ings and the resources Of those periods.
Do this. and the economy Of the present
Administration will challenge comparison
with any that has preceded it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

who heads the list Of his supportsrs.--
WoaN u more generous in him TO
stick 20 the Judge through evil a. we'll
~ gdd eport7 But the sacrifice
mast b mad to save the ticket. I have
some esriosles to see what course tho
E-ys nan ~ no~ take in the pre- misses.
Will be stili support Judge CAxrsrLL and
endosss ~ reckless extravagaDce in the
erection Of Z stupendous but worthless
structure? Or will be, too, find it con-
venient to shake him of, for the present,
~ political burden We pause for .
reply. TAX PAYER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09
The AEris altu Meeting.

In our issue Of August Goth we pub
lished the notice Of the Executive Com
mitsee &c the Woodbury. County Agricul.
tural Society, calling meeting on the 9Th
day Of October next. Since then hand
bills have been printed which will be ex
tensively circulated, and il is hoped that
the importance of this enterprise will be
properly appreciated by oil persons in,er>
ested in the farming interest, and that
arrangements will be made for . general
attendance, not only from this county, but
the attached and adjoining counties. We
understand that IN able speaker will be
procured for the occasion, and that it 10
expected that the farmers will exhibit
specimens Of their products, and that they
will contribute statements showing the
result Of their experience in producing the
different varieties of grain, raising stock.
cultivating trees, and whatever else may
be Of general interest. If this matter is
attended TO with spirit commensurate
with its Importance, vast amount of
useful, practical information will be CON.
municared eactrwill be able to profit by
the others experience. and much good
will result. We hope our farmers will
consult together on this subject, in order
II at there may be q za-:s.s -af- nEadnc.s
from the different neis hborhoods ex Exhibited,
and that they will see tina. communica
ton is furnished on. some practical topic
from each settlement,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

We were unavoidably detained from be.
ing in attendance at the examination Of
the scholars in Miss WILxixs' school on
Tuesday last, but learn that the exercises
passed Oh very pleasantly, and tho Cd.
cheney displayed by the pupils reflected
much credit on Miss w. Is . teacher.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09
The Candidates.

ment that the Democratic Judicial Con.
vention had presented ticket for the sop.
port Of the Democracy Of the District
With Hon. N. @. WAR, the candidate
for Judge. W sre not scquainted, but
learn that be il IN able lawyer, an hopes'
man and . sound Democrat. The Harri.
son County Flag. the editor Of which ID
acquainted With him. spesks in the follow
ing complimentary terms Of Mr.. WYATT
HE has held high and responsible Off
ces 1t the hands of the voters of ihi. dis
trict. the duties Of which he has discharg-
ed faithfully and honestly. As q pure,
upright and honest man, none Of his po-
litical opponents will say nay. A law
yer and jurist, his superior Is not in the
district" ....,. e.,
E. D. THoxrsox. Esq, the candidate
for District Attorney, is . citizen of Sioux
City, and it gives Us much pleasure IL
having an opportunity to bear testimony
X: ;lisjI l!a*5eessr ,iiss:eii=;.r- aaa
worth - private citizen, and soundness
and unfaltering devotion a. . Democrat.
Mr.. 7. is at present the Prosecuting At
,orney Of this county, in which Office be
has given general satisfaction, and estab-
lished an ensiable reputation Is crimi-
nal lawyer, and logical and effective
speaker. A Democrat Mr.. T. has new.
er swerved from his adhesion to the usa.
ges and old and.marks Of the party. A
year ago, when . candidate before the
county convention for the Legislature, and
. number Of bis friends bolted on account
Of what they considered unfairness 10 the
convention, be very properly rebpked them
for their disregard Of the viii Of the ma.
jority, and gave 70 The regular nominee a
hearty support. Tbi. i bis position now
-6rmly adhering to the regular Demo.
cratic caodida.es, and denouncing the
suicidal folly Of ) few 'soFe beads'. Who
would ruin the party because their desires
have not been grati6ed. Put Woodbury.
down for the largest majority for Mr.. T.
ever given BY her % Democratic candi.
date.
For the important Office Of Member Of
the Board Of Education DR.. CoLE, Of Har.
rison county, il the nominee. Mr.. c. Is :
stranger to Us. but We are informed BY per.
sons conpe.ent 70 judge ,Aai be : veil
qualified for the position, and, If elected,
will give ~ due attention to its dulies.
W. viii have more 70 ~ Of De candidates
hereafter. '''''''
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

From all parts Of the State We rscei..
the most cheering intelligence in regard
70 the progress Of the present campaign.
The candidates who represent the Demo.
cratic party are diligently laboring to
disseminate Democratic principles, and to
expose in true colors the dangerous ten.
dencies Of Republican measures, and the
corrupt practices Of Republican officials !;
and the indications are that the people
are becoming thoroughly aroused to the
necessity Of restoring Iowa 70 that posi-
ton which she % long maintained IS one
Of the Democratic sisterhood. In the
sosthern district the Democratic caadi.
date for Congress, Mr.. TFlssLr, aided By
Mr.. BAkEs and others Of our most talented
speakers, are on the track Of the "hydrau
lie air tight candidate, exposing, with
telling effect, his vain and empty pretsn.
sions, and rendering his prospects for =.
election ANAL and beautifully less."-
From the tone Of our exchanges, aid from
private advicss from that district Ne On.
terrain no doubt Of the triumphant election
Of NJ. TalxsLs. H. t7'is NJ aaE
ID our own dis:rict Judge LErrIscwELL
Is devoting bis entire time 70 the canvass,
sad those Who know him need not Be told
that hs y laboring zealously and succcss
fslly. From those points q which b. has
met hisopponsnt We have the most graft
flying, intelligence Is TO the Impression
made upon the minds Of the people. We
hope to have the pleasure Of ! visit from
ths Judge bss6rs the election, but ID any
event " esa assurs our friends that the
Denocratic vote Of North Western Iowa
Willie larger than ever before east for the
entire Democratic ticket. W. have no in
timAtion from any Of the candidates on
The State ticket Of "a intention TO visit US.
Wshope they may end time before the
election 10 greet their friends # Woodbury.
county. If they should not. however, We
wossd ssy 70 them, 60 where you can ac-
comPiish shs most good, aud rely upon our
sssdtasics that you have live working
DSlnoctahS'fflebds In thess parn Who will
dsvoss iii their energies 70 ne triumph Of
our tlckst.. tU aaatts s7
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

We call the attention OF persons inter.
ested in fruit growing to the advertisement
Of THos. RosssoS, Esq, in this paper
Mr.. X. has gone to considerable expense
to establish good nursery. and We hope
he may be literally pa'ronizsd.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

a a a
1t will be seen that among the resolu-
tons adopted BY the Democratic Judicial
Convention is one commendatory of the
ofhcisi course Of Hon. N. F. moore, the
present incumbent. Judge NJ, Is is well
kno wn, was the first choice of the Democ.
racy Of this Judicial District Most of the
delegates to the Convention we're instruct.
ed TO support him in preference to any
other man, and be was urged to accept
the nomination, although he had publicly
declined being q candidate for re election.
Had be consented to have his name 60
before the conseution, he would have
received the nominated without dissent>
ing vote. He WAS led 10 decline . re cleo
ton BY the claims Of private business,
which requires more Of bis time than he
could devote to it, and at the same time
discharge the onerous duties Of the respon.
sible Office he now SO ably Ellis. The eff
cienoy, ability and impartiali,y with which
Judge N. has discharged the difficult ard
important duties pertaining to the high
trust con6ded to him has inspired univer.
sal confidence, while his courtesy and
urbanity has endeared him to the people.
It is rare thing 10 this Office seeking age
70 see > young man voluntarily retiring
from . lucrative aud honorable official
position, especially when the whole people
% heartily endorse his Official course.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09
OnlthlanA.

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pared 70 bier inducements 70 settlers but
seldom met with. In order TO facilitate
the growth Of tbs town, Mr.. Sx,ru propo-
ses tOsdonste every alternate lot (corner
lots excepted) to persons who will build .
house Is by Is feet, twelve feet posts, and
fbipsh robf: IBy accepting this PROPOSE
ton the settler will secure . homo in a
'sSsisIas Si!iSss WHICH Il How thu SsaFs ~
The bsst fatmisg section 10 Woodbury.,
and which will, We predict, as no distant
idayqbs the business centre Of the fertile
vslkss of Litae' Sioux, Maple, snd their
trihutaries.o , SnithlsndI now boasta, in
addition to large number Of comfortable
dwellings, . 6rst rass Touring and saw
mill. They are abou. introducing smut
machine into their mill, when they will
b. able to furnish our citizens . good ar.
ticle Of home manufactured -four. In the
vicinity Of the town there are 40 acres Of
growing sugar cane, which will turn OF
IN immense crop. To convert this into
syrup and sugar, . sugar house has been
built, AID two sugar mills are in course Of
erection. Ifthis enterprise Is successful
-snd there 10 but little doubt -Smithland
will b. able to furnish the citizens Of Wood.
bury coanty with homemade sugar and
mofasses, for long time to come. hso a1st'
The location of Smithland 10 . very
good one, being upon the Little Sioux
River, which drains one Of the most fertile
ysllies 10 Western lows. This valley is
already, comparatively, well settled with
industrious, thrifty farmers, and new farms
are constantly being opened, making it
justly rank As the first agricultural settle.
meat in Woodbury. county. The valley is
also we'll timbered, and In the immediate
vicinity Of Smithland are large forests of
excellent bard wood timber--a desidera.
tum Of no mean importance ia country
proverbial for the sparseness of timber. i
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

IS- Considerable sickness prevails as
present, in different parts Of Dakota cosu.
", N. I. There 10 very little sickssss in
Sioux City.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

We have hitherto made no allueion 10
the malignant charges which the opposi
ton sheet Of this place has With so much
vindictiveness fulminated against Dr.. YEo
MANS, Register of the United States Land
Office, at this place, for two reasons: let,
because this gentleman needed no defence
from such 40 attack; and, End, because
We had determined to have no controversy
with the Sioux City Eagle. We deemed
it better to suffer that veracious ''instits.
ton" to die from the effects Of it, own
venom and we are nov induced to depart
from our established rale only from the fact
that We notice that the Republican papers
elsewhere are exul.ing over these charges,
and making them grounds for IN assault
against the Democratic party and the pres
ent Administration.
The only item that can be CLEANED from
the long TRADE Of villi6cation that de-
mands any notice is the published certi6
cate in relation to illegal pre.empt;on fees.
This bears the attestation Of respectable
names, and seems, therefore, to merit 1t.
teution. This certificate, our readers will
observe from the date, is some two years
Of age, and is familiar to the citizens Of
our town. II was the entire capital Of the
first gentleman who sought the removal Of
the Register and the appointment Of him.
self some eighteen months since, and has
been the ''stock in trade Of al who have
followed in bis footsteps-incIuding tie
illus,rious editor Of the Eagle. It has
been sent to Washington BY mail, and car.
ried there by applicants. An explanation
was desired by the Department, and was
promptly given Jear and . half sincs.
An investigation was desired BY the Reg
lister, and was declined BY the Depart.
ment on the ground that il WAS unneees-
ssry. II was published in the eagle under
the same csption-"Fscts for the people
nearly . year since, and is now rssur
rected from its long sleep, and made the
text from which 70 Gil the columns Of a.
organ already writhing with the convul.
sions which portend speedy dissolution.
Of the gentleman Who 10 made ths sub
ject Of these attacks ~ have no hesitation
in saying that Ne speak ths sentiments u
N In ~ a>o e~,>aks1Abn Af A. ~~1:.> ->~-l~
Of this district, without regard 70 their 20.
litical views, when 10 declsse that in Ill
the social relations Of lie no man stands
higher than DR.. YsonAxs; that for inseg-
rity. liberality and public spirit be has no
superior that - public officer he dis
charges his duties promptly. correctly and
impartially; end that these fhets ere sp-
preciased il svideneed BY the faet that 10
every instance where there bss been On
exciting public sale, o. IN extraordinary
strife in securing private sutriss, IL par
ties doing business at the oaies have. with.
out sisgls diasea.ins voice, BY the most
enthusiastic public demonstrations, Ok.
pressed their high regard for the kindness,
courtesy and imparsiality which had bssn
manifested BY this officer. s.5 s.
With this simple statement Of fasts ~
dismiss this subject, and intend lor The
future, - in the past, 70 leave Ne redoubt-
able hero Of the. Eagle undisputed master
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

~ Work has been commenced On the
Burlington i Missouri Railrosd Of Coua.
ell DluAA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

We were shown letter . few days ego
from Hon. @. ". Josss, IN WHICH hs statss
that 4 the company succeeds 10 s6scsiSs
the loan for which they srs It present ne
gotiating, with good indications of success,
that work viii be commenced on the Du-
buqus and Pacific railroad 1t Sioux City
next spring, " not th1 fall. This Il glo-
rioas news. and We hope our citizens will
wake up 70 the importance Of their using
every available means 70 facilitate the 40
complishmsnt Of this greet work. Let
every one cast in bic mite, and Lsfors The
earth y ssassd by he .icy touch Of winter
- may, have The ssspssksbls pleasure Of
sssisg y bsokse y voFknso on ~ Do
ssase - P railroad. Speed ~
WosAt ,u III fla
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

- u D. HAsL, psomiuent cltlsen
II Gouaca oluas, ID dead. ~ tIs a.as
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09

Wv. KossfzE, 81 Dakota City, died on
Monday evening last.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-09
DEMOCRATIC TIOltET.


=
DEMOCRATIC TIOlET.
For Secretary Of State:
SAMUEL DOUGLAS.
Of Benton County. ..--
For Auditor:
THEODORE s. PARy1N,
Z OF Nuscatins County.
,z- For Treasurer sae-zs-sa,r
SAMUEL L. LORAH.
OF Cass County.
' For Attorney General:
JAMES N. ELLwOOD, .,, y.
..... OF Polk County. fffes.
For Commissioner Of Des Moines In
provement 9azsa1-E
SIT CHARLES BALDWIN, .;H %
OF Van Buren, County. s.ss-ag
For Register Il Land oa,e.: %,
JAMES n. REID,
.-- OF Lee County. .:.-. .
@f1 For Congress '@ 27 g.
wA. e. LEFFlNGWELL, "s s~s
OF Clinton County. $780," '-
1.s.sa - = - 49, = '.gu# "
District NeniMAtAsns. .a. o..
For Judge:
N. G. WYATT,
OF Monons County. 1914
a. 5gv. For Attorney: aa 81
".a.a E. d. THOMPSON. ..4r.
OfWoodbury County.
Por Member of the Board OF Education
IL j.. 8. COLE,
III 20 OF Harrison County.
County NomiAatAoAs.
For Clerk Of the District Court,
JOHN P. ALLISON.
For Sheriff, .a.. #..
GEORGE l.. TACKETT. ...
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

AsHINGroM, Feb.
HousE-The Speaker announced Messra
Boyce, Quitman. Tupper. Guarns.t. Mott.
aud Spencer. the select committee 70 eonsd-
er the navigation loan Of the u 8.
The expenditure Of the Government and
existing debts on imports and the expsdi-
ency Of he gradual repe,l Of all dutirs on
imports, and a resort exclusively 70 internal
taxrtion. as proposed by Mr.. Boyees rsso-
luton.
The constitution ofthe bill granting pen
sions to officers and soldiers Of the ear Of
1912. was postponed till the 24th Of Febru-
any.
SENArE.-Mr. Jones presented the rsolu.
tion oI the Legislature of Iowa. introducing r
senators and requesting representatives 10
vote against the LecomI, Ola constitution.
and requesting the former to resign !: they
cannot obey instructions. Viii d0i.g %,
he avowed his determination to vote for the
Lecompton constitution, and sustain the Q /.
mnlstl alton generally on Ksnss. affairs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05
1.on Washington

WAsuIs0ToN, Feb. 3.
The Douglas democrats are ia council To-
night, to con i.ier what Is their best policy
OF conduct on the K.nsas question.
The republicans have held several caucus
es. and are fully agreed TO resist. y all rar-
liarnentary means, the admission Of K nsas
under the Leco,npton tonetituiion.
All parties are consolidating their strength
for til. struggle.
The Senate. IL executive session 10 day,
confirn.d Madi on Coutts, - "a comp
'roller Of I Treasury. and Geo. Vail. r.
congressman Of N. Y. as consul TO Ola. ~ =.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05

~ Attention is called to the ad-
ver,isement of the Grover 4 Baker Sewing
Machines, which Mr. Alexander. Of Chicago,
their western agent, offers at eastern prices.
For family use. as also for tailors. saddlers,
shoe maksr., and Others. they are invalua-
bic, and in our progressive city, should be
used by all.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05
Nrw Yonr Feh

N8W 1VUAs Gu. Ss
The steamship Cal'aw . arrived this
morning from New Orleans, VIA Hsvana
3Oth ult
business was dull at Havans. rates Of
sugar and moiasses unchanged.
The machine work. saw mill. &c. Of
Lump.en d Co burned on the night Of the
18th. Loss, $2O,Oo0. This IL the most ex-
tensive fire IN Havana for msny yearS
The Wabash Was At Key Wet ~ last &C.
cou.ts.
The Spanish brig "f war. Habaoa. had
ccme into port from a cruise.
The warehouse Of Salvador Sama had
been robbed Of large amount.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05

ANoTHEE CoNcERr.-A grand Cen
cert will be given on the Let of March by
three German societies Of this city. The
occasion will be one Of unusual attraction.
See advertisement
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05
I'ulLApElPurA Fab +:

PBiLADELPHfA, Feh. }.
The county conyentiontion to select dele
gates 10 the sta.e Democratic convention,
held u stoiny session during the day. aud
contested seats. Several free fights occur.
red, during which the reporters table wss
demolished. The aLti Lecompton constita.
tion generally ~ere admitted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05

FIRK i7-An alarm of FIRE was raised
last evening st o'clock, and the No. ls
esms ose IL . harry Il. .Asas y sprbst sfter
due investigation concluded there was mono
scarcely. Such was the fact.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05
R0sron Eah 4

At meeting Of the creditors of LAvr.nce.
Stoae 4 Co.. held yesterday on the lnsolven.
cy Court, claims were allowed against the
firm Tor nearly 81 100000 There viii BE-
another meeting Of the creditors on the Sd
Of March next.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05
Nav YosK Fnh 4.

Nsw Yosx. Feb. 4.
The Edenhurgh, it appearr. brought Glas-
gov evening papers Of the 10th inst. con
tainirg some commercial Consols closed
at London on Saturday noon 1T ~ 6-0 and
94 3 4. for money. and ~ 8 4a94 I for g.
counts. There is no political news Il impoe-
tance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-05

THIS Large and Commodious Hotel has BEEN leased
By the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno.
vated neatly furnished throughout in the hest
neY, With sPnINo BEDS and LIGHTED WITH As
No pains will be spared tomake the PANK OUeE
the "A No |" Hous.ofthe City; It being mitch the
largest and pleasantly tuated IA central lo~ Aaon.
the corner Of J. 6s end Du uaue streets near
the City PARK, with comfortable accommodaa cons for
Two Hunird d Guests
TuRNS-tn conformity n the times.
Good and OapAclous 6tabliDe txched = tha house.
TRUSDELv. Proprietor.
Nov21dtf Formerly OF the Tr,ssdel House
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COAL! COALll COALy!l

eINHD Goal vslky Mining q m any are now fur
nashthg thei' stDei ior Coal 1t % IS p.r tou or
nine ee1te per busAsl. ~ their pot On The lsves
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