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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
Rssult IN the County.

The majority against our county tickle.
will probably be from 30 to 40 votes, and
the same majority will be against N. G.
WYATT. The majority on the State tick
ct will be democratic about 60 votes. The
course Of the boilers will therefore de.
prive Mr.. WYATT Of about 100 votes in
this county, which, We fear, will defea.
him in the district. We have yet to learn
upon what pretext they will SEEK to justify
themselves for their support Of Mr.. HUB-
BARD. If elected, be undoubtedly owes
his success to their efforts in bis behalf.
He WAS the regular nominee Of the Repub.
lican conveution--a strong and ardent
supporter Of Republican Doctrines man
who will, in the position Of Judge, WELD
An influence and exert greater power in
opposition TO the Democratic party, Than
any other man in Northwestern Iowa, AID
yet 45 men can DO found in our county
who voted for him against the nominee Of
our own party, and theJ claim 70 b. Dom.
ocras.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
THE REGISTER.
r. n. NEBACH, EDlsos.
sIoUx O1T1, lew :.
AersAsey.. O. lIsss.

~ws b.vs dssSsd : asssssary %
devote large spsee in our PAPER to the
political contest that has Just closed, and
when the smoke Of the battle shall have
disappeassd sad the sky becomes again
clear. ~ propose 70 make it our leading
object to present our readers with items
Of local intelligence in regard to the coun.
tsy, which ss.hePs vii b Of -ssssssl in
terest to our readers both It home and
abroad. To this end 70 solicit communi
cations from our friends in northwestern
Iowa and Nebraska. We have been sole.
tied 70 appropriate one or more columns
exclusively 70 agriculture, which We will
cheerfally do If our farmers will furnish
us With the material 70 I'll them. There
is no subject possessing more general in
terest or Of greater importance, and lit
ts time and trouble on the part of, those
more Immediately engaged in developing
our resources, would enable ~ 70 present
facts and items 10 regard 70 crops, stock,
the capacities Of our soil, &c.. Of great
importance. Farmers, send on your com.
municsiions, and they shall have place
10 eur columns.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

Arrived u our Icvee on Sunday evening
last, with biz Ioad Of freight for this
place, and also several passenger. The
Omaha encountered almost iusurnounts.
bic difiealtiss In reaching this point, in
consequences Of shs very low stage Of ~
tsr and the numsrous sand bsss which the
sudden subsidsncs Of the water bad formed:
but ~ she had cleared for this port, no die
6culties could deter her from accomplish
ing her object. This 10 an incalculable
excellence IN the character Of the oiicsrs
Of the Omaha-they never break engage
,nents; when they advertise for Sioux City,
they always come through. Long live the
Omaha.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
Fraser River.

According to Mr.. Yale, chief trader ut
Fort Langley, Fraser river is frozen tigh.
enough for skating upon it from the latter
part Of December till the last Of March.
The water falls in September, and does
not rise again till May, and then keeps
high till September again. If this state.
ment be trse, wbstever gold there may lie
in Fraser river 10 likely to remain there.
for the working season, under the most
favorable circumstances. cannot BE- oveI
Two or three mouths in the year.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
Read 70 0Aothlano.

During the past week . subscription
was circulated in Sioux City to procure
means to repair the bridges on the road to
Smi,hland via Ssrgeant's Bluff, aud quite
. liberal amount subscribed BY our citi
zens. This il the road that the citizens
Of SmithlaDd and our own want improved,
and We are gratifed that steps have been
taken in the right direction TO place il in
good travelling condition. Tho people
are opposed TO paying $4,000 or $4,000
for road over uuinhabited and unculti-
vable bluffs, when direct road. passing
through settlements and 6ns farming
lands. can b. had for one or two hundred
dollars.
Mr.. Ell LEE, who hes charge Of the
matter, intends proceeding with the work
with oil possible dispatch. and will soon
have it ia good travelling order.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

=
IL RfILiISs, Of tie Utica Herald,
whose tDstsp siSsr from tbs greet balk Il
toos;sse Dets4p - fresh, swsst, just psil.
ed esr I 81 differs from picked evss.
sight, tilssx tasteless, market sssisis,
sho~s d. ssssIeo has sot isrssvsd
il 6scs The time Il Wa sid q
her |" shou tbss killed he propbsas, 80
stone them thst ere ssst ssto thss." II
. letter to The Hersld, 10 ssys:
4 II vssrsesy sohsshGy - Jssalss,
and the moral stmospbess of lie plses ~
still worse. I certsioly sevss ~ % qsss.
's''o"s . place in ny lifA IsssySsly
seeos 70 b q war viii everybody -.
The jews Sight soong sseh otbss lie csss
and dogs. The 0rssts - Lseiss Gxbs
sss'sst eseh otier With ss.b serpeioss vio.
Ience that The Ps,hs i compelled 70 issse.
fere at every Raster tine. Evss Tie ~
Ffs"ks who tsry tAsrs bsve csseht ~
common 'sbies. ed oppose sseh ssSss
wish oil the msl;Snitv Of devils. Jsss ssv
the great quarrel beswsss ~ Eaeiish
Coosol sod the Esglish Bishop has qsiSs
ec'ipsed oil minor feudA The fos.sr -.
Gently placed the latter usdsr ssrsse:
vhereupos the good Bishop appsslsd -
The Prsssisu Consul for psosecsiss. wie
proceeded 10 arrest sonebody elss. 1bs
Bishop refuses to seknovIsdse the Cosss.
lar authority; while tie Coossl takes bis
revenge BY trying to break sp he Bish.
ops school. OssensibIy tie di@csls;ss
sFoss BY the appointment, By ~ CesssI,
Of certain nsn TO represent hin 10 bic
sbrence really, however, Il i High
Church against Low Church. The Cossui
is Puseyite, While the Bishop 10 more
than suspected Of the sis Of being Evss.
gelical, (you know On unpsrdoosbIs siu
in the Church Of England in thsss dsys.)
Pretty mscb everybody u mixed up sss
way or the other !" this petty qussrsI ssd
all Syris is ringing with the ssssdsl.
Thus far, however, the Amsricss Cossui
has kept ost Of the di6esIty; bet sos shs
reason mainly that he is most of The tine
too drunk to know what 10 going %. lie
may surprise sons Of our readers thae cur
Representative Abroad" Of Jsesssleo,
10 simply . common sot bot sseb 10 %.
happily the truth. He was sppoisssd b
the late President Pierce.] Verify, Jers.
salem 10 under curse,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
Departed.

Quite . numbsr Of our citizens leh on
The Omaha 70 spead The winter among
their friends in the east. Among those
Who lsft, are @. w. CMAxnssLIk, Esq.,
and family; NJ. AGssILL and family +.
CREsowsra and family; Mr.. N0sLE and
family, and Ar. J. W. THosssusoH. We
wish them oil pleasant visit and safe
return.
Among the arrivals BY the Same boat
was our follow. towssmsa Dr. A. n. Husr
and family, Who design remaining here
pssmAssatly.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

Of Education, 81
These results are in the highest degree
gratifying, - they show . clear Demo.
cratic majority in our city of over 80.
For District Judge Mr.. WAR, Dem,
is defeated BY S votes; for Sheriff Mr.
TAcxErr is defeated by 8; for Clerk Of the
Court Mr.. ALLISON is defeated BY o.
These results indicate with sufficient dis
tinctness that some IS voters, claiming
to Be Democrats, have ingloriously sur.
rendered to the enemy. Claiming tina.
there was an irregulsrity in the County
Convention, they have not only voted
against the nominees of that convention,
but have also abandoned N. G. WYATT
and joined with the enemy in voting for
Republicans.
We deem it fortunate with reference to
the future welfare Of our party that We
are not left in doubt - to whom this de-
lection 10 chargeable. The Boilers have
with commendable boldness placed them
selves upon the record. They have given
. practical disqualification Of the fact that
their motto is rule or ruin !" that if the
party Is to have the benefit of their cup.
port, they must be the recipients Of its
bonors that party organization is binding
upon them only so fer q their personal
interest leads. Though the result, 90 far
- the county ticke. Is concerned, is against
us, and fusion ticket is successful, We
rejoice to know that our friends have done
their duty. regardless Of local or other
considerations. They have fairly and
honorably worked and voted for the entire
Democratic ticket from Secretary Of State
to Supervisor Of roads. They have de-
monstrated that there is yet Democratic
party in Woodbury. county whose flag i.
unsullied, and who recognize the binding
force Of the doctrine that majorities rule
in convention ss well as ut the ballot box,
They have conducted the canvass upon
principle, fairly and bonorably; and though
partially defeated, they are undisnayed
The fruit,grower does not expect 40 abun
dant yield immediately succeeding q
thorough pruning-neither should we. The
Ultimate good to be anticipated from the
late purifying process will, We trust, more
than counterbslance the present partial
defest. Our counsel il, ORGANIZE thor
oughly and efficiently. The late engage
ment has taught usupou whom to rely in the
hour Of battle, and while the incidents Of
this contest are fresh in our minds We
should marshal our forces 10 such name,
a. 70 indicate our adherence to Democratic
measures, that We may be victorious in
this that W command the respect and
confidence Of our party.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

The result Of the election in this pre-
cinct is peculiarly gratifying to the Dem
oeracy. 1t was in this precinct that the
opposition made their strongest efforts 10
carry large majority for their Republi'
can Fusion ticket. Nothing Was left un
done BY which they hoped to make vote.
Forged communications, reeking with low,
pot-bouse billingsgate and abortive at
tempts at vii, were profusely full minated.
and their psrentage charged upon Ser.
geants Bluff; an approved shrieker of re-
cent importation, whose chief exploit il
set forth in our advertising columns, uas
deputed 10 howl around the natural lake, y
and enlishien the denizens iheres bout
upon the benefits they are to derive from
. road which leaves them several miles to
one side, and the eminent danger to free.
dom for Kansas which their opposition to
said road might induce. The biped tha,
one year ago saw nought but willow brush
and IN overfowed weed patch for = town
site, recently, when their votes were
wanted. saw in the citizens of the "town
Of forty houses " the deeply injured. shock.
ingly betrayed, and vilely slandered in
habitants Of an enchanting spot, . sylvan
village, out Of which there could come NO
harm. One year ago willow stakes spoiled
land which in Eve years said biped expect
ed to see nothing but . big corn field
providing it Amt too wet for corn 70 grow
there '--lvide Bszs1rd. Aug. 70. 1851
now bis gluttonous craw Is gorgcd with
sass raised in the vicinity Of said stake.
ION the best farm in the county" But
alas. twas .avs's ~ labor lost. Instead
Of two votes 1.-THE number conceded) the
nasty "half.br candidates got ten
votss-and the boilers are exceeding
wroth and swear thereat.
SergeaDt's Bluff has done we'll. The
palsveriDg bestowed upon her BY her real
enemies has resulted in good to the Dem,
ocracy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
"A boy, not 81 years old.


We devote large space of to days pa
per to the proceedings Of The meeting Of
the Woodbury. County Agricultural Soci
ety. Much reliable information to the
practical farmer can bs cleaned from aug
gsstions submitted; especially is the OK
csllent address, delivered by DR.. YEoxANs,
reple,s with sound ssnss, and useful hints
which cannot fail Of being Of benefit to
the reader. The communication Of Mr.
VAN O'LisDA also contains much useful
information upon tho subject of which il
treats.
The Society 10 nov fairly organized and
under way, snd il .hoss Interested in agri
culture, nsnuiacsssss. TO-, will energst-
ically follow up the good beginning slres
dy made, much good will result from the
operation u ths society.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

~ A tippler who had = heavy load
ON, fetched up" against the side Of >
house which had been newly painted.
Showing himself clear by 4 vigorous effort,
he took glimpse At his shoulder another
At the house, third at bis hand. and ex.
claimed "Well--hic !--that is a confonn-
ded careless trick in whoever painted that
house, 70 leave it standing out al nigh.
for people TO run against. r.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

The Omaha brongh, piles Of new goods
for TooTLE 4 JACKSON, SAVERS L Co.,
DC, &C., and our citizens have now 40 OBJ
portunity Of supplying themselves with
everything needful. At these establish.
ments customers will meet accommodate
ing and gentlem anly salesmen to deal with.
and an endless variety Of goods to selec,
from. Everybody should go aud see the
new goods.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
PFeae hlAG.

Rev. Mr. FrLLEn will preach At the
sehoolhouse next Sabbath, At IL o'clock
A. ~. and 81 o'clock r. 4.
Rev. Mr.. HoYr, at the same hours, al
the council chamber.
The Methodist quarterly meeting will be
held at this place, and also at Coyingto ton.
one week from next Sabbath.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
Death 81 Ex.Senaa Bsgby.

The telegraph announces the death Of
the Hon. Arthur p. Bagby, Of Alabama.
Mr.. b. was formerly Governor Of Ala
bama, and from 1888 to ls49 was one Of
the United States Senators from that State.
He was succeeded by Hon VIM. X. King.
Since his retirement from the Senate he
had taken To part in national politics.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

On the evening preceding tho election
the Democracy Of Sioux City met in the
school house, and were ably addressed by
Messrs. Rom, IoDp, CuKKiGs snd WELLs.
There was full turn ost, aud much en-
thusiAsm prevailed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
%. yeass.

Nd c. 0vAI1ss1sh 1t our Office for
Yexs.61 ls.ioaa nsmbS sf 1insral and 9th.
= spp9i mse found = 81 Assss, N. T.,
amos ~hiA i psS liar Cd. We think,
very tllushs rock, vleh - Maj. desig.
InateSs 81 Jaa,ss ro1k he specimens
isa IN sles,i il 49, 5leerss. eondi-
,s;ons-6rst, when tsten 6em 10 quarry
il is . soft cbslky formation, ensily ~rought
into any desired shaps with knife sec
osd, after oas ysaSs exposure v shs -
mosphers it has every appearance Of be.
ing sui6ciently firm for building purposes,
and i susceptible Of 6ne poish; third,
after being burned, il slakes readily uPon
the application Of moisture, and 10 resolv-
ed into > very superior article Of lime ;
fourth, specimen Of dry mortar. formed
BY the sdmixture, in the usual manner, Of
this lime with sand. This exhibits thor.
oogh cement, is very 6De, and gives upon
striking that peculiar ringing metallic
sound Characteristic Of superior plsstering.
Maj. VAN assures ~ that the supply Of
this rock Is inexhsustible il the vicinity
Of St. james, and il cannot fail TO b. Of
great value. 1t is Immediately upon the
ba.k Of the Missouri, i easy Of access,
and can be readily shipped 70 any point
below.
There Is also beautiful specimen Of
very pure gypsum, besides others which
indicate the presence Of coal. Our geo.
logical friends are invited 10 call and ex.
anime these specimens.
We gather some interesting items 10 re.
gard TO this town. II il the county seat
Of Cedar county is located at the mouth
Of Bow river, forty miles west and twenty
miles north Of Sioux City; is Immediately
upon the river, and has > good landing,
protected By the current Of Bow river from
the formation Of sandbsrs, and by the rock
bank from washing. A commodious hotel
is to Re built mex. season . respectable
two story courthouse is about completed
built and donated to the county by tie
proprietors Of the town. They have >
schoolhouse, and school now in opera.
ton; . good mill both for saving and
grinding. There is probably At this point
the largest body Of superior hard timber
to be found ON the upper Missouri, and the
prairie Is equal TO any portion of Nsbras-
ka. Large farms are now bsing opened,
and the crops Of corn, potatoes and other
vegetables raised this season are sufficient
to supply the home demand.
There 10 no doubt but farmers and me.
chsnics could secure desirable locations
Oh advantageous terms At St. James. At
the last August election there we're 76 votes
polled At St. James pree met, which indi.
Gates that it has already attracted the At
.entiou Of smigrants.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

-
Iuasothsr 6s1umn " have given the
respective VOC cast on Tuesday in Sioux
City tpwnshiN - the Democratic tDssty.
6ckst, snd Ne WAR Of the dstrickI
6ctet ehoviaothas the regular Dsnocs1
icy 30 spppolasd TAcKrrr and Al soss|
siso. spporsf WATT, the candidsA Eef
District Judge, while the attaches C.
publicanism. each and ell, supported Hus.
BAaD. A. this is . matter which largely
concerns Democrats of the 4th Judicial
district, let the shameful tact be noted and
the record be preserved, 50 that in futurs
we may not be betrayed into deteat
~. In -tbs declaration Of boltsr's rights,
which Is appended to this article, CAMP
BELL \ Co. declare that they twill be
bound BY the nominations Of the Demo.
cratic party when fairly and jsstly wade"
That the nominations at Denison we're
'fsirly and Justly made has never been
questioned. That N. q. WYArr i . rsli.
able Democrat ~ have never heard doubt.
I'd. In abandoning then our regular nom.
inee, and giving their hearty support to .
rsbid Republican, they have falsi6sd their
own professions. and forfeited every claim
70 the confidence and indulgence Of good
Democrats everywhere. We rejoice that
these apostates have 50 placed themselves
before the world by their Gown voluntary
act and deed" that henceforth there can
be no mistaking Of their polite q race and
complexion. Others, whose names do not
appear in the annexed protest, BY their
actions and votes. have placed themselves
in the same category. Their names are
also on record, and their deeds treasured
up for future reference. m. ..,
Our contemporary Of Pearl street has
been apprehensiye lest the aborigines
should disgrace the ballot box with DEM
ocratic votes--but the red man who most
loudly pledged himself in . public speech
for the regular nominations, be it remem.
bercd, ofhciated - high priest at the Re.
publican shrine on the day of election.
The conduct Of these men is trumpet.
tongued, and will not be silenced.
We greatly mistake the Democratic sen.
tiuent Of this district, which has been 80
grossly outraged, il it does not compel
these men, hereafter, to take up the soiiio-
guy OF CLAUDIO
"Ay, but to dir, and 20 We know not ,pAeys-
. lis too h1rribie!"
The time is drawing nigh when each of
these boilers, with their associates who
preferred to cooperate in disguise, will
have for their proudest boast, like the mod.
est ~ shrieker in our midst, ~ too was
once Democrat" Fellow Democrats Of
the 4th Judicial district. We have been b..
frayed, not beaten. Treasure up this rec,
ord--mark the men and their deeds
Henceforth let Us beware Of the Greeks,
thOuDh hearing Opoeoofs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

- PADDy's description Of = fiddle
cant be beat: III WAS the shape Of . Tar.
key snd the size Of goose; | turned il
over on liz back, and Rubbed il belly with
. crooked stick. and Obi Saint Patrick how
Il did squsle Il"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

By . recent number Of the St. Loui,
democrat We perceive that the compost
ors in that establishment presented their
retiring foreman, and our ~hilo,n friend,
JosS L. BIrrIxGEs, . handsome gold
headed cane, - . token Of friendship and
esteem. We congratulate our friend BIT
rEscER upon this evidence Of the appre.
citation Of the many sterling qualities Of
head and heart with which be is endowed,
and upon the fact that while he retains
the present, bis palm will BE- tickled BY .
sprie Of the root Of all evil" JoHx, try
and have thst staff propel you up this way
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

~ In giving tbs vote for Sheriff in
this county We have styled Mr.. fkAsI y
Republican. We do this from the iAe.
that he ran upon tho Itew.blicsn ticket,
aid his election is claimed by them ~ .
triumph Of Their party.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
AN 1ul Dlsasler Al Sea.

The steamer Austria, bound for the Uni
ted States, with over six hundred passen.
gers, took FIRE on the 18th, in mid ocean,
and burned to the waters edge. Near six
hundred lives were lost,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
sERcEASr's BLurY.

sEscEAsr's sLuvY.
For Secretary Of STATE:
Samuel Douglas, dem, II
Elijah Sells, rep, 49, maj.
For auditor:
Theodore s. Pawn, DEM, II
Jonathan W. Ca..ell, rep, 49,
For Teasnrer:
samuel l.. Lorah, DEM, IL
John ". Jones, rep, l9--7
For attorney General:
James NJ. Elwood, dem, IL
samuel A. Rice, rep, 49,
For Com'r Dee INoines improvement:
Charles Baldwin, dem, IL
William c. Drake, rep, 49,
For Register Of Land Office:
James NJ. Reid, DEM, ~
Amos b. Miller, rep, 1917
For Congress-2nd District:
VIM. E. Leffingwell, dem, IL
VIM. vandever, rep, 1871
For Jndge-4h Judicial Disfrict:
N. G. Wyatt, dem, 9
A. W. Hubbard, rep, 22-l3
For Aaorney--4M Judicial District:
4. d. Thompson, dem, IL
Orlando c. Howe, rep, 49,
For Member Board Of Education
J. s. Cole, DEM. IL
Daniel z. Brainard, rep, 49,
For Sheriff:
George L. Tackett, DEM, 10
William H. Frame, rep, l9-9
For Clerk cfMe District Court:
John P. Allison, dem, 10
J. N. Field, rep, 20-l0
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

~Ths eoopers Of Albany, n. T., were
on strike last week--a strange circum.
stance, for they should be doing . Stasing
business, with the pressut demand for
hoops. So"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

~ An irate lady, q Mr.. Lyons, in1ict-
ed corporesl punishment upon the editor
Of = fash sheet in Cincinnati recently.
The Town Talk having made her the town
talk, she logged Mr.. Henry Frost in the
street, and made him the talk Of the town.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14
nA.Piks's Peek u nov he RE.

10.Pikss Peek V pos he rags. In
shs spriss thsss viii b. IN iaasnss swarm
Of sdvsntarsrs soisg 10 thas dissesioa.-
We advise yosss nsa Who valss thsis
health y hep swag iron thas sssioa il he
viassr j V sbssl - sold y he North
psls, end ~ visd blovs sevsstsen vars
d sssA-k xSSb 1wsA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

-, II Plymouth county WILLIAM Vas
0'L,sDA 10 slseisd County Judge A. G.
ssssrA Tssassrsr; Mr.. Hill, SHERIFF
NJ. AAarIs, Clcsk. Tbsss men sTs all
cell quali6eA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

- some writer says tina, the word
would" IN Raius ChoAis's hand writing,
resemble. small sri,iiron struck by light.
ning.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

~ The rate oi travel Of The comet h
computed to be 10000 miles pr hoss, q
which rate the distance bstwsea Dosscs
aud San Francisco round Caps iiosa to-.
200 mile.,' would he secompl,shsl In soss
minutes ~ bes~eew Nsw York ssS liz.
erpsel IN sss ussssss ss4 sis sopsuAa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-14

~. There is u young woman in town
40 modest, that .he had young man
turned on, OF doors for saying that the
wind had shifted.