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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-05
"SMALL STORES, CANDLES" &C
l565S-'54.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing.
april Is, 1858.
DROPOS AIS scale and endorsed "Ofsr for small
u Stores OF OFsr for Candles" or "yfcr for Salt
wafer Soap "C fir for Mustard Seed Black Pepper"
g. Is the may De- viii Be received at this bureau IN
Ij ocigcl, The lSsd day OF May neXi for fur
ni5hiHg and ds.ve ug an receiving twenty days notice.
g the United states navy ards guarlsstOEn ssachu
sstis; Brook yu, New NUrE aud G1spgTl Virginia. such
Quantities only OF the wig articles (eTCepung the sat.
water soap aud The Candles for each OF which separate
proposal aad contrasts viii Dc made be required
ordered from the contractor by chief Of the BUREAU
by the respective ng off ers Of the sad navy
yards during the fiscal year ending Both june 1858, viz
foxes, shaving lncI4 Iu50lTCobS coarse India rubber
Brushes. shaving or Euta psrcha
usbes, scrubgug Combs line India rubber or
Brushes, she's gu.ta Eercla
Brushes, CiOhes Grass { r hats
Buttons navy vest JaCk-knives
Buttons navy medium klzDTs ln single cases
Buttons navy az IazJr straps D dWay's
Buttons dead eye SCISSORS,
Beeswax, in 4 10 cakes pure spp0as,
Backing, boxes Of
Cotton spoos OF Nos y and L. 300 yards EACH cords
equal parts,
HandkeTches con last coors 50 BY so inches weight
rotless than . q each, texture by 10 a inch.
Needles sowing Nos p aud :, Gr,ll-eYed betweens
Ribbon hat best French black u yards The piece width
- inch,
Soap shaving in cakes; each cake not less than 2 OF
Silk sewing blue black wrapper not exceed OF to the
pound
Thread black and white Marshas best quality, and in
such proportion as may be req ITei
Tape, while linen yards IN length + inch vide
Ia. blCs, tWIlIed cotton wards engh Is nch wide.
Tnimblss, S-lO aud $40 diane er.
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favorable auspices.

Ia We dropped in yesterday at the weIl-known
clothing emporium Of NJ sULTzBAoHEE on Market
81 t-,sed took a look at his fine assortment Of
- z and Summer Goods just received from the
East The stock is large, selected with great care
and he is Low better prepared than to serve his
old customers, and as many new ones as come. Mr.
PEwTER still presdes over the tailoring department
The excellence Of whose fits so many testify to
Give him a call and satisfy yourselves.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-05

B5- A young man wishes TO obtain a situation
as Book keeper or Clerk in some resnectabIs busi
ness. Is willing to make himself generally u,sful
Address, G. W. G. at this Office for two days.
Nashville, May 8, 1855 o,s
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MAITLAND,s GREATEsT WORK.
TIE COUSINS. or the Captains Ward.
BY THK AUTHOR UF S-RFAROR0

By THK AUTHOR UP SstRUAROB'
THE WATERMAN, by Maitland, suthOF Of
RtAros." Fourth supply iust received
Rhe Reason Why: a careful collection q many
hundreds Of reasons for things which, though generally
knOgn imperfeety understood book % condensed
scientific knowledge fer the Million By the author Ia
0uiFe WithIn.1 Fourth supply.
For the Ladies, Miss Laubsrl's complete guide
needle WORK ana embroidery with hundred aud thr
teen illustrations aud diaRra g.
Mrs hales receipts gh8 Million continuing 4545 Re
ceips, Fscts Directions The useful Ornamental and
domestic avis, and in the conduct Ofhe being complete
Family DiCIlNnaTy.
Mrs Hale's New Cook Book, The best Published.
SAN lex, the Clock Maker. Tbs iunaissl book out.
Swallow Barn.
Horse Shoe Robinson.
The Three Beauties, BY Mrs soulhHouh.
White Lies, BY Read.
The Lost Daughter. By Mrs. Hentz.
Quits Novel. By the author Of 81 be lnltials."
Also A variety OF New Works IN paper. ~ Smith
Reynolds, Dickins, AHsEorth, Maxwell, &c. &c.
For sale BY ?. HAGAN.
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MUSTARD SEED, BLACK Paper &C
Separate bids for all that mag BE- required for the
the navy 10 b. delivered 1T New YORK only:
Mustard seed, EmeUcaD, brown
Pepper, black, Malsblr
BoJtles, o;lagon for mustard and pepper,
COTkS for bottles.
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Catalogues Sent Free.
c. C. EVANS,
Publisher and Originator
OF THE
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE,
80 Chestnut Street,

PHLh ADEL1PHTA
TNHE unparalleled which has the sub
scFi0er his distribution Gifts 10 the MILLION,
induced him make large and valuable additions bio
former extensive stock OF new and popular books His
plee and classified catalogue books embracing
ali the Departments OF Literature. mailed PREH any
part Of the country.
ali books sold at publisher lowest prices and all the
publications Of the day added issued. 95J0
Of Gifts win each 1000 worth Of jOko sold; amor
which daily distributed. "a following:
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ny one wanting Flour Bran, Neal Sc, IRON Rock City
Mills will Sod an Order Box the Post Once and ~ H.
Gordon d Co.'s warehouse whsre the man calls four
lines each dnv. * BAUMAN O. co.
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Sylvester Davis
Platform Bee Hive.

THS HIVE has taken the aft premiums at all the State
and county Fairs all others wherever exhibited,
aad is pronounced the best in With this Hive
any may keep bees with perfect safety and The
bees may be made to SWARM from more hives,
may be conducted into any number Of hives
ING and stu have full supply Of Queens. The bees
entirely protected from the and other insects
V hich annOv md ruin the bees This WARRANT. If
managed according 10 the directions which given
book furnish. Toe bees opportunity
spring and clear the 6h from their hives, without
flying die the The hith any time be
removed from the hives without disturbing the bees The
transferred often necessary, TO give them
comb without killing them IL prevents all pos
sbiity robbin while feeding And is thoroughly
throughout feed drawers hives, honey boxes, and
chambers The work and progress OF tie bees may
in the hives, honey boxes and feed drawers. Tine scene
presented by interior OF beehive seldom failed 20
interest the mostincariOus observer, While hs with
mind Of the philosopher When the day
dns and the shining brightly the habitson Of these
marvellous little creatures EXHIBITS the aspect Of POpuous
busy city The gates ded with hundreds OF
dustrioHs WOrkesome the wing In Of susie
nance others returning from the fields laden with food
earnestly engaged in buidng-sOme in tending
young-oihers employ ed in cleansing their hstation-Whe
four I've may dragging the Corpse
panion, and, would appear scrEpuousl' paying
last hOnOrs to the dead.
p Who would do without honey, when alt eau have
abundance, vita the proper hISR
msr22-u2u SNAIL & EsTRs. agents.
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CuSDLEs-grparats bid for 1000 pounds.
Tue candles must be 'sixez Of prime # lard sesrnG
l.lU inches leng exclusive of tip, candles TO
we "a not less than 4 ounces 5OlOu nor more than Is
ounces and be paid according to the actual weight
without reference al usage the citing point
be less than l4J degrees IN Fahrenheit TIE
must be braided and composed of rs threads of the
best guilty Of No. q yarn The candles 70 be delivered
on sky days notice in good beKes containing about 80
pounds each a1d Oh box be marked with The coatra5
To- name and tie WEIGHT Of the candles.
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FOUSD.-At Watkins Grove, on the LIST Of Nav. a
Bracelet which the owner can get by describing and
paying for this advertisement Apply at this
Once.
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NFWBOOKS.

Us III "a Wprkfof Is-as lRatt -
fas LIS 81 Sir Hsur5 Hamloek < . b. ~
ms Coumulion Table By DR. Cunning
Ihs lnsut Salvation b. Dr. Cumming.
tas ba9tsElal lnf b. Dr. Cumming.
ghriltogr Pss7F8IsT Dr. Cl1m.rg
Ihoagnis e tha l1alsnse Of tie Holy Spirit b Dr.
The Finger Cd b. D. Cunniurs
Tbs afeat Sscres b Dr. ouu1lilg. n
ThsEf $50 ias slosa q is Dispslsaiion
Sigustf fht Tizes 81 E7lsrfu,iua
PhloSdphye 81 ne 2 e. 20 d lvaf5isa E7ErTksr
Philosophy q sksl1'oi7m 80 Ult4afn--WalEsF.
Ailrauder Flslchsfa s1ll1oass-5or11l ets
Signs 81 TIE flmss 81 Barhsnf III
The Nathooist Pre- shsr. ~ i1A IAN
Here and Harsaitsfhy Astsr1 ,->A
The Prines|of the Honsa Of David.
DE- tuunming's Day Family ps4oeoaN
Life Of DR. ksu8.hy EdsrAA\k III
Dr. Kane's Aretic EEp ioreao1a -, ~
ilr LfvinqstOnsis Rssii6 e iu africa
Discoveries IN North and Central Affio1 By Barn.
Psrt0ns Lis Ct Aaron Burr.
Annual Of Scientific ~ fsfls577 TRaF- =
Had Box of Houae = scisnEa-- f5dIuin. - q
Literary Attractions Of the Bibis-Halssy.
WoIthsn's CYclopedia Of Drawing.
The Fstts-Strsat Church Lectures
For sale By JOHN YORK B co.
usya 70 e gpia1 iir'sttvy
mnnmmm HnnnmHm
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An Er ices sold by the Undersigned deliverable any
place city free charge When selling by the guam
y their rate discount is 10 per cent from retail prices.
apr lily }. &. BAUM IN j. 70.
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IA We wish to inform the public, that We have
just returned from the east with beautiful stock
Of Dress Goods, and feel confident we can offer in
ducements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city. If prices are object, are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. We
would call the attention of the Ladies especially to
a lot of side striped Berege and Muslns, which we
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Ducals and all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods. Our stock Of staple gOOds is very
complete all of which we wish to dispose Of imme-
diatey on terms most favorable to purchasers. Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
l. c. NICHOLSON & Co.
spr7-tf No % Public Square.
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WILLIAMS & CO.,
(sUCCEssORs TO KIRKHAN 4 ELLIs,
"a Public Square, Nashville Tenn,
WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL
Deslsrsin
Hardware and Cutlery.
FARMERS,

VTTHo In want oforn Shelters Straw Cutters names,
w Chains Of any Eind Wedding Hoes for Corn, Cotton
Or Tabaeco Sythe Blades and Cradles, Axes, Rope TOT
PDw Lines Haters Hay Manure Forks, ShOTes and
Spades, Gate Hinges, Butcher Knives, Sausage Cut.
tsrs Nails cut wrought. Pump Chan Rakes, Crosseut
saws sheep Shears sieve and Riddles, Waffle IronS Cur
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nOtehumerAleo IN bne above, worth IRON - 70 - "
One OF the shove named gifts presented 10 each puchA
Of book al the time sale, although all books
sold at pUblisheTs lowest prices The complete and CLASH
hed Catalogues may be had without charge, BY calling
sending your address.
Liberal Inducements 70 country Agents. Orders from the
country prom pity filed and the gOods forwarded By
or mail same Gay. Address
G. G. EVANS,
439 Chestnut St., Philadelpbia, Pa.
~ T0 the Public As there many Gin Book
Stores advertised throughout the county, MF. EVANS
deems just 70 himself and bis duty the pubIie-nEs
much as originated the Gilt Book bush state,
evidence OF the instability Of many such concerns, that
they conceal their real names from the pnbe and are ad
VeTtsing theiE business under assumed Mr.. r. 10
that these various concerns published as Gif-BOok
stores are calculated to bring the business established BY
himself into dsrepute he asks OF the public q correct
Iuds ment in regard TO his GBoOk Enterprise, the
honoE iRegy aud success Of which he refers 70 ali the
prominent publishers IN the United States Read his Cata
ogae. [apHl IO-WB
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j. Es BaumHm q Coz EEoprAetOFs'
J. &. BAUMAN 4 CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times for
Wheat and Corn at their Mills Of Line aud Cherry
streets, Nashville, Tenn
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke H. d.,
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
Thisinvaluable medicine Is unfsng in the OF al
those painful and dangerous desses which the female
constitution is subject modsTates all and removes
all distractions, and ,pssdy may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
especially suited It viii, in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price dollar, bears the Government stamp
ofGrsst Britain, to prevent Countsrfsns.
CAUTION
These Pills sA0d bstaksH by females during the First
Three Months Of PrsgHaHsg, they cure 20 bring
BissarTiags, BEt AZ any other tiHls they are Safs
liz all Of Nervous and Spinal affections, pain in the
back and limbs fatigue slight eXeron, Pslpaton Ofthe
heart, Hyetercs, and Whites, these pills will eject
when all other failed and although powerful
remedy do contain iron, cslomel anmOny anything
aurLiul to the constitution,
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Conads,
JOB MOSES,
Late 1. c. Baldwin & Co,
Rochester, n. Y.
n. B-SI 90 and postage stamps enclosed 70 any author
lied Agent, will insure bottle Of the Psby msi.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry Demoville, and G
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NEW BOOKS
No. 50, Market street.
INK, STATES PENCILS { STlTi0TRRY GENERALLY

The Magicianss own BOOK; A complete Guids
% the art Of OonjuTng being Hand Book Of Parlor
Magic, and containing several hundred amusing expert
menso Tansmutaions. Ssghts, and Sublees in Lsgeds
main, &C. together aith all the noted Tricks Of Mod
Performers. illustrated with over 500 Wood Hngu.
vlng l2ne.. cloth gill; side and back stamp, 900 pages
The mateT In The shove book several hundred
tricks before 10 pFnt, and Is catch penny Affair."
but Efndafd work, containing even variety experiment
In eonIung, cards. egerdemain aDsm Eafons the magic
Of chemistry the magic OF meehsn the nag pneumai
les, and the magic Of nunbera, &c.
For sale BY
auFI4
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WHIrE SALT WATER 5OAP-ss1ara'e p 4 for 100 900 lbs
The soap be manufactured b. Cocoa tut OIL and
be OF the oct quaty den JmiLa ed white salt water soap
and be deGvered sixty DAYS notice IN gOrd strong
ct a30ut75 pounds each and, alter nspe:tiOa The
boxes must be hoped az end at the expense the
contractor. The price to b unfJEm al all the yards
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EXtra Family Flour.

VVB are lust In receipt Of 500 Bags aud half Bags,
w Hsr.sve Mil Flour, which Offering 90 tue
city 50 per bag THIS brand is coTsaRy
uE Ia favor, aud gives perfect satisfaction wherever used
We have that Will be found Of Uniform quail.
ty particularly Invite the Retail Trade rive it Jrs
FREEMAN BROS
0OO barrels Rxtr8 Super Fine Flour above
COO mills IN sloro. For sale at the lowest market
price. FREEMAN BEU.'S
april 25-tr n :, North College e.,
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Il. DENTON, B. B. wAsHBURN,
COOkyille, Tenn. GainesbOFO, Tel
DENTON & wASHBURN,
Attorney at Law,

= . = = II . y y . - q "
WILL practice in the Circuit and Chsncey Courts in the
W counties Il Jackson OverOn, Fengress Putnam Cum
herlanC White, aUd in III Circuit Van buren,
county All business entrusted will be promptly
attended Particular attention will be given to The col
lection OF claims IN any Of TIE above 0OunligG3
ma q1-w6m
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D. h. HAIhts1 4 y LlLhs
II. =. Haynes & Co,
VVnmfch.

4 GENTS POR THR PURCHASE AND SALB OF Ms
y GROES, Porters old stand, No. 80, Cedar st-~at
EarhvIe. Tenn.
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BSg% POsTRoNENENT-The above sale is postponed
to SATURDAY, May Is, 1853
april 2O-td WASHINGTON BARROW.
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JOHN YORK co, have for sale PortsTsspirit Of he
Times for this week. st4r.ss maya "a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-02
5rIIntunlcr ases.
EVANS 4 WATSON. No. 20 South Fourth
Street, pEII ADRtpiTla
"a a. ~ nv. .T-14

street. FE4lt AbElptti.
GREAf FIRE, CHESTNUT L FIFTH Sts
Friday morning. December 18TH 1sb4-
EVANS " AIS. N : salanander Safes triumphant
they always Ure when pat 70 She test.
GLIajHIphIs, Dec. Is, lsai
Messrs. Evans Wa-uL., No. ~ SOUTH Fourth st.
phia.-Us utlrlnsr We take much pleasure in
recommending your Schumacher Safes 10 merchants
and others In want OF secure means Of rrrsert iu.
their hunks. papers, Sc, from fire, as the one vs.
purchased treu YOU abtut seven months since has
preserved our NookS papers ard cash in good
aion as when they pnt iao IL before the greet
he Of this morning, which DESTROYED the entire block
Of buildings, corner Of Chestnut and Fifth Strse,,
The above Safe was IN ust in uftee the second
hoor Of our building, from " hich place IL fell into
tGe cellar, and temaiuHd there until the fire cut
The Safe was then removed, AMI opened In the pres
enc. ei at iaast Ie0o persons, who witnessed the
have the safe aud usl repaired intend to pat
II In use again. having perfect confidence Ia its ire
proof qualities Yours respectfully.
LACEY PHILLIPS.
Evans & Watson take plea ure in referring 10 the
following. among the many hundreds, WIN have Their
sales in use - U, ;. Mint, Ehiia- Farmers heChan
les Rank, Fha. samuel Allen, Esl. Hugh Sheriff Of
fha john NJ Henderson, City Con raller. Caleb
Cope 4 Co, No. tsa Market ST. Richard Aorrisa Son.
Locomotive Builders rhila: Bancroft Sellers Nh.
chiuists corner 18th aud james sts; Franklin Fire
Insurance Company. Phlla, Pennsylvania Railroad
Co.. Phila; Iscry a Philips corner 9th ana Minor
Sts Sharpless Bro, No, 81 s. Second street James
Ktnf 4 sani.a, 40, Ia North Third Street
lrse assortment oG tho abose sai,s always on
hand warranted to stand AZ least 10 per cent more
hrr than any licrrtua's Saa In uae.l Evans 4
Watson also mauuisetEIe and Seen Tor sale. Iron
shutters, Iron hors, and Iron sash for making ire
prlet vaults FIR Ranks, stores private aud pubic
bulldogs; seal and Latter Copying Presses; Patent
Please give cali ~ No &c South FOURTH ST.,
philadelphia FNol1No1--ly.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-02

RfroRroRiAL FEAT.-At Toledo, O.,
on "the Fourth renerter, specially en-
gagged to report the Grafton, took down the
Declaration Of Independence, as it was
read, instead. When the reading com
meneed, the reporter began likewise to ply
his penci. most vigorously, and under the
impression that II MAS the greatest ora
ton. by lingo, that he hai ever heard,n be
came exceedingly Jealous to report it full
ly. When he wrote it off from the notes il
was so highly embellished, that the editor
scarcely recognized il till he came to the
signers, reported as the committee Of ar.
vangemenll
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-02

BUSINESS OVER THE ATLANTIC TELE-
GRAPn.-The day that the announcement,
of the successful laying of the Atlantic ca
BILE was made, two dispatches for England
n"ssad through the Boston Office. One
contained 81 wurds--costing S57; and the
other u words-costing s27. Five des.
patches were handed in at the Office in New
York, when orders were given not to take
any more I'll the line is regularly opened.
The fact is thet the mercantile houses in
oil our great cities must be in daily CORE,
spondence with those in England, France
and Germany, 10 matter what the expense
Is; and We should not be surprised if with
in fortnight after the Inauguration of the
line, K had to be operated day and night
to meet the pressing demands Of trade up.
on it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-02
The Prospects tn our state Tor the
Fall Elections.


From every quarter of the State the
nost encouraging accounts are received
Of the prospects of our success in the Fall
elections. The old spirit of union and
harmony pervades the Democraey--those
who have gone out of the fold, under the
false Issues of the last three or four years
and their attendant excitement are fast
coming back--and the great mass of the
people are seeking refuge from the trick.
cries and fanaticism of Repablicanism in
the conservatism and national character
Of the Democracy. The gross frauds and
corruption of Republican officials, Iii their
management Of the State Government
since they have been in power, have open
ell The eyes Of their deluded followers
and instead Of looking towards bleeding
Kansas" they are looking to "bleeding
Iowa. The useless, senseless legis lation
Of our last Legislature--the enactment OF
laws which failed to stand the test of the
courts of law--the re consideration and
repeating Of their own acts every two or
three days--the additional debt which
they imposed upon us at time when we
were the least able to bear it--are fast
sickening the people Of Republican rule.
The Kansas question is settled, and the
voters of this State have about come to
tho conclusion that it is time to leave 9th.
er peoples affairs alone and attend to
their own business. AS for the negro
mania, that has died out, and men will
now be sent to Congress who will do some
thing else besides debating about the
long-heeled individual and slavery. We
want national men there, not sectionalists
men who will pass effective laws for the
development and advancement Of our great
and growing republic.
With all these things bearing in our ia.
vor, we have before the people one Of the
strongest tickets ever presented to the cit
izens of Iowa, composed of men of the
first ability and integrity--men who will
add great strength to our cause, and
whose personal popularity is great in both
parties. From the accounts which we
have received from the different parts Of
the State Of the activity Of the Demoera-
cy. We have no question but that our whole
ticket will be elected, and that Iowa will
once more take her stand among Demo-
cratic States. II will indeed be a glorious
victory over ianaticism.-DarenpoH Nems.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-02

nH-A London letter writer says that
there is in that city, "a young lady from
Baltimore, who is the most beautiful WON
an in the British dominions. She is the
dream of the poet, the beau ideal of pain
ter, the unequalled, heavenly mould Of the
inspired sculptor. Her eyes reflect heav-
en- and earth both and are more brilliant
than either" That fellow must be in
"luy"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-02

aas-A Boston paper thinks that the Rev
Mr. Kalloch, instead of preaching in CIV
ilized land, had better go aud oficiate in
some of the savage tribes. We take the
liberty of suggesting to him that he would
probably, if all accounts of his gallantry
are true, find himselfmost at home among
the Pau. kaees.-l Lou. Jour.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of lotoa, Woodbury. County, IS.
10y virtue Of an execution to ne directed by the
ID Clerk of the District Court Of the county Of
Woodbury. and state OF Iowa. the said exec uton be
ing in favor OF q. Doughty Co. and against the
property Of Marshall Townsley. have levied upon
seized and taken the following described real estate
to wit : The northwest quarter of the northwest Or
of section Is township SIS north. range AZ the
said land being the property Of the said Marshall
Tow nsley, which win expose to sale at public auc
ton TO the highest bidder the 18th day OF septen
Der, A. d.. 1858 between the hours of and foul
p. m, ct the Sioux City House in Sioux City, Wood
bury county and STATE Of Iowa.
GEG L. TACKErT. Sheriff
Per G.. l.. GODFREY, Dept. Sheriff
II Tcts--tw