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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. II, 1858.
To the Common Council of New Orleans:
THE PETITION of the undersigned re
sprctiu,ly showeth that the majority required by the
new City Charter having signed this petition they
resolution authorizing the Comptroller
sell after the official nrnal the contract
for making walks and wooden CUTTERS on the north
side Of Morales street. from Eysan Fields TO Marign5 street.
and already made he repaired put TO their pro-
DER line and level That said sale be final and that The Mayor
authorized with the purchaser for the same Pay
Hen cash the work is completed according
to the lines and levels Of the City Surveyor.
= Jno Is. Leete, 181 feet Morales street
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELLE- ORLEANS, IA decembre, 1885,
lhonorsbic Conseil Cornmun de Ia Nouvee Orleans:
n PETITION DIES soussignes represenfe
L. majorie Tequise par In nouvele
charte vile presente petition, e ills prient voe
honorable resolution auorishnt Control
eur vcdre apres ours davis dams la gazette ocele 10
conat de banquettes brques rgo-
es en- bos sur de la Morales de la
Champs Eysees Magny ct que les banquettes qny ~
ouyeut soien reparee lis denanden que In soft
de6nye ct Que lie soft auorise re lie contat avec
faequereur. T.. A..
vail conformement algnemens nyelemens aui seron
donnes par lie voYer de la VILE ,,,
Siene John y. Leefe, $50 pieds sur In rue Morales
-e JAMES 4. HOPKINS,
dl7 lawsw secetaire du Conse DIES Assent Aldermen.
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o HIO r ! V f r.

GREAT THROUGH r.
lEAlklE{rS ROUTE all points NORTH Ss4s:lket4sS'
ssssss:.ssssssss4e EAST. Esssss.sEss
THE LOUIsviILE and N. ORLEANS LIGHTNING LINE
Composed of the following unsurpassed packets
81. j. Ward ............. .Sias +. Miller,
Diana. f, r, Sturgeon, master.
EaItic ......................C. II. Meekn, master
John Kalne. W. Underwood, master.
ANtelOpe. ................. Ed. Brown. master.
Pacific .....................A. Mctiill, master
HyOOdfOrd ................ Moses irwin, master
names Montgomery....S. Montgomery, master.
Fanny liuiiitt...........L l.. b. lunhaIn, master.
f. IL. Falrchild.........J. II. Faucet, master
Empress ...................J John 7, Leyden master
rely the above boats leaving regularly
throughout the entire making direct coneio1s y
Louisville Cincinnati Msil Packets AC0B STR AER
and TELEGRAP No s. and said packets connecting NJ GIN
Little Miami Railroad, and its connections Tor
all points North East Washington, Baltimore Phia-
epha Boston, saratoga niagara Falls Buffalo,
Erie, Cleveland and Columbus.
well known 10 the public rs the swift
aea charge OF officers OF experience and
established reputation. 80, .
THROUGH TICKETS-Good until used sold by these
boats a esablishednnd uniform
BAGGAGE checked through, and no charge Tor handling
nor charged from the depos 10 the boats
For through tickets by packet to Louis
vile and Cincinnati and thence by the Little Miami Railroad
TO all North and East apply 10
JOSEPH S. PAGAuD, Ticket Agent
81 st. Charles street. corner Union
jaI2 I'm square above st. Charles Hotel
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V e r M / l. l. l O N .
ARK AN SAS RIVER.
FOR BE U F RIv Err.

Leaves on THURsD Ay. 10th inst, at q P. NJ.
~ For BOEUF RIyER-REGULAR
Point Jefferson and Roeuf River packet South
Gk1aTE4ab ern b. +. Goodwin master, will positively
leave above taking freight for all landing Boen and
Black rivers. For freight passage apply board.
yIRGINIUS &. DENTZEIs,
jlS Advertising Agent
The Southern particular attention to all plantation
business.
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imports.

Il Imports.
rrsv ,v,ss7, AVN M ,op5n4 ,,oprs ctaon,.
, ho,os aatsa,, p.a Ma AZ
XXX nA H. M SDsso1 ase ~ ~
Strn,p ssS orSes - fAeilp wv =
n Suvns NM y u Na aa5
K, MOBILE; Steamer Cuba. II bales cotton Far
leys Jurey geo = DO Tareton, Whiting y iulis, y
kives Battles y Noble. y colt, Williams &co., y
Thompson. 4 WIS Donnell &cc. 70 Stone, 80
tue1 pongass M SaN broaa ,t y fayhe sunofes
" t oruer. Ao ~ ~ paies eos.o'l.
COAST, .schr Louisa. 80 hhds sugar 90 bbls mo-
iasses TO order. II s3 fs' 4ss
COAST. .Schr Elodie. 40 hhds sugar to order
COAST. .Sohr LsEclaire 40 htds sugar to order.
PHILADELPHIA. Bark Caroline .Asst'd mdse.
rwCu Apt EsTnN schr Virginia Antojneta 4 LOT
r;co and snndr;es. ! : ~ y $3.50 ~
- NEW vnpK s.hr VIRGINIA pri,e Assorted
NEW IohA.. Scnf tHeailia Tiioe Aes'ieeo
NUS $40 " o, ,0sa, ~, -, ~. Ms.
FhiLADEi.f a, Snip Delis nasehs 'Assof'eo
NOSE. .l III ..gg
| BOSTON. Bark N Brookman Assorted mdse.
GRAND CJJILLION. Schr Alphonsine. 40 hhds
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NoUyEILE-ORLEANs, IA deeembre, 1888.
pbonorable Conseil Cor,mun Nouvelle- Orleans
/ PETITION des lsonssignss rePr +. sSsIis
chare De gne presene petition Ct us vote
honorable de passer une resolution % ~ IL
pour de banquetes en- b.9ues
an hos la coa es Champs Elysees de la rue
tod rue Prosper lis dcmendent an cue Ia venie soft
de6uitiye que marie soft ratose ayee
nsnt On travail commencement nlgnemens nvellemens
mi seron donpes psr voyer de Ia vile.
eshe' - ''''''' JAGES A. HOPKINS
d7 1awSw secresae du Conse des Assistant Aldermen.
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Belo,v-Corning Up.

Ship Indiana, Coffin, days from New York, to o
Woodruff eco.
Ship Agnes Leeds, Watts, from New York, to A
Fosdick.
Ship Marathon, Van Dycke, from -
Ship Seth Sprague, -, from Demara.
Ship Jno Stewart, Hanson, - days from New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

Leaves on MONDAY, January "a. At O'Clock ?. N.
United States Mail Line.
~ M Il Nj HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
sdANntS Packet Lne-For Memphis and all the Bends
splendid steamer N ebraslka A. r. Irwin
MASTER ready receive freight Saturday morning at
the street. will above. For freight
passage, apply on board, or 70 j. H. FRELIGH
Office under the st. Charles Hotel.
1aThs line Napoleon with regular packets for
White Arkansas rivers and at Memphis with superior
packets for St. Louis and for Louisville. -
A Express carried regularly by this line jalS
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec IA, 1858.

To the Common Council of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
specifically showeh that the majority required by me new
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your
rabe body resolution authorizing the Comptroller 10
sell after five days in the official Journal the CONTRACT
for making brick and wooden cutters on the
Elva Fields Prosper street. and mat those
already made their proper line and level and IN SAG
and that the Mayor be authorized 10 m
when the completed according the lines ana eVes Oh
the City Surveyor.
ID. d. Macarty 1872 feet -. . uoppINu
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

Per Steamship Calhoun, from Key West Jefffies
Burrows, Reams, Jones, Linton, S Houston and
family, Miss Gonzales, Dillon Jourdan and daughter
Pollard, Keegan, Hearn, johnson, Thos Swearengen
and family, Mrs Criequels and sv't, Pierce, Wright
Henderson. Hatch and Davis % on deck and Is
negroes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19


MATAGoRDA BAY. Steamship Robt Waterman
l2o bbls Hour, ls bbls whisky IL bbls hhds sugar.
~ hhs molasses 20 bags coffee so bxs cheese bbs
fruit l05 bbis potatoes, 80 hhds coal bbls pork,
and sundries.
BRAzQS SANTIAGO ). Schr J johnson !, 1903
bales cotton hhds tobacco, IS bbls 10 boxes hhds
sugar IA 900 shingles IS bales tobacco 62s pcs iron
40 ties So scs rice ITO scs coffee 343 bxs wine 100 bx
soap, 45 bbls flour and sundres 4S
NEW YORK. Ship Far West 472 bales cotton,
260 ties l27 bbs lard $50 bbs 20 hf bbs pork 36l bxs
middes 575 bbls 81 ties beef 46 hbls OIL 900 bbls mo-
lasses, 1853 hhds sugar cases tobacco. 1922
| BARCELONA. Brig ] Ferrer. 526 bales cotton
1000 staves m
APALACHIC0LA Schr Onward. $40 bbls mo
lasses 100 bbls -four 10 bales mdse.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Sultan. 226l bales cotton
1000 saves.
E PENSACOLA. .Schr Powhattan Ito bbls floul
IS coffee 50 bbls pork bbs moasses, 10 kgs but
ter and snndries.
BREMEN ship Ferdinand. l72o bales cotton III
hhds tobactaN g
BREMEN. Ship Georg 1866 bales cotton az
hhds tobacco 1000 slaves.
HAvRE. Ship Harvest Queen, s430 bales cotton
Is hhds tobacco case segars 5000 slaves.
BOSTON Bark Sarah Ann. .6S6 bales cotton 9st
bbls pork 1859 bbs beef 400 bbs -four $50 bbs 1853 tel
lard 60 tics hams
PROVIDENCE, R l.. 2a2 bales cotton SOS bbli
m0lasses. 81 49,
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Leaves on SATURDAY, ed inst, a,5p.M4

Leaves SATURDAY. ed inst, at r. NJ ~
R|S = FOR CAMDEN, DIISfCT--REGU-
lsARIEay uar fen Day Passenger facketRor Camden
Beach Hills, Miller's Bluff; ohameagno'le; vii
Lqndi g. Alabama Landing, Mouth Bartholomew Arbonne
Trenton Monroe Columbia Harrisohburg Trinity and al
sndipgs-The fast and splendid packet steamer Paul
Jones, Frank Keeling, master l.. W. Ghappel clerk, will
leave above For freight passage apply board.
VIRGINIuS G. DENTZEf,
jal9 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
OUAC HITA RIVER,

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst Mt s r. N.
~ OuACHlTA kIVER-the elegant,
swift running regular Ouachilh packet
steamer Messenger. George II. Kirk, master,
will leave Camden Beach Hills, Milisrs BuH Champag
nellie Wilmington Moro Bay Pigeon Hills Marie sRlue
LANDING Alabama Landing ouschiia City stirlngton T5en-
Monroe, Pine Biuf, tsor, Columbia, Barbnburg, Trim
ty, and AL ndings Black Ouschita Rivers,
above. For freight or passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZET.
ial4 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

Leaves every FRIDAY. at5P. ".
New ORLEANS. Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet.
, fY~-. FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
- BLUFFS, Castor Landing, Columbia Harrison
burg Trinity and all intermediate landings
ouachi,a and Black Riyers-rhe new elegant and swift
ming passenger packet IL. w. McHac. John W. T0bin
commander e. Work. clerk, leaves above at o'clock
?. NJ.
Freight taken for Bsyous Bartholomew and dAbonne with
vIRGINIUs G.. DENTzELt
ja7 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19


l6AAlS,S Natchioches and Alexandria Regular Weekly
esae4IA Pack ets-The new splendid and fast running
Tor Catouns Plantation Mouth Of Cane River Cotie Alex
apdya EOrmans all intermediate landings ey
cry WEDNESDAY at r. N.
The and swift running packet Peer
less Dowty master, will leave for GRAND Ecore Match
tochss, Tiger Island, s. Maurice Fayerons aadns Mont
ito s. mouth River, Cote Alexandria, Normans Bar
bins and all intermediate landings, SATURDAY at5
p M f0ta 5lf2
MUSE K BRO, Agents.
Corner and Front streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

Leaves on SATURDAY 22d inst. at 8 r. Nj.
FOR SHREVEPORT AND ALL
AA[k intermediate landings Red River, in place OF
Tsszsds The regular tri-weekly packet fnr Saturday
The light daueh passenger packet Ern No. 3, John
koups Master. The sra No will also Jake for upper Bed
River high Kiamechn giving bills laadng at our
regular packet rates with privilege OF shipping Era No.
or Era No. g. L. Kol Ms BROS. Agents.
No, Front street. 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at r.
ns. FOR CAMDEN DIRE,CT-oUA-
sha packet FOR Camden Beach Hlls MI
Landing, Trenton. Monroe Columbia Harronbnrg,
Trinity n the utermc dae nndiu sTne splendid fast
running passenger packet More j. Jennings will
leave above. For reigh. OF rye apply on board
YiRGISIUS q. UENTzEI.,
jRl9 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
FOR OpELOUsAs,

Leaves every TUESDAY, at IL O'Clock NJ.
r. FOR ATTAI6APAS.--Via PLAQUE
- mne-The regular Attakapas packet Ceres, J.
J. abarhe master, will be ready to receive
freight Monday for ST. Nartinsvje New Iberia, Jean
eret Clarendon franklin Cenervle, Pattersonvile and
all intermediate ports on the route.
All business her will be promptly attended
TO. For further particulars apply on board
j. j. Iabarthe takes this opporuDi of returning his
thanks the public and his friends for their liberal patronage
VIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
jas Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19

Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, l9.h inst., at5P p. N.
g. l.. Koups Bros Low Water Through Line.
- FOR UPPER RED NIVEH-The
Era No. 3, John kouns, master, for Fulton,
- Washington booieys Ferry. Conway. Spring
bank Erwins Bluff Red Bayou Albany shreveport and all
plantations way landings Clear bills packet rates.
with the privilege of transferring to steer OF the Eas For
VIRGIEIUs O. DENTzEL,
jat3 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-19
CUMBERLAND RIVER.
TENNESSEE RIVER

Leaves on FRIDAY, 2tst inst, at Pm.
FOR TENNESSEE RIVER--.
z G&-AThe fns aud fast passenger packet ChOc-
AE1& 2tnw, D. H. Silver master, will leave for
Florence Tuscumb Passport and all the landings the Ten
River as above freight passage apply board
vIRaINIUS o. DENTZEI.
jail Advertising Agent
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

On Tuesday morning last our citizens
we're startled by the announcement that
Frederick BucHRucKER, Esq, had been
found dead in bis bed that morning, hav.
ing died during the previous night Of some
unknown disease. On Monday he MAS en-
gagged. - usual, in his store, although
complaining Of Sigh. indisposi,ion but
when he retired in the evening he felt
quite we'll, and anticipated good mig hts
rest. In the midst Of youth, prosperity,
aud he fell enjeynsot Of life, be Was
stricken By Tie hand Of death, ssd called
70 bis long heoei
NJ. BUcBRuCkER vas prominent mer
chant in this city, IN energetic, honorable
business man, . good citizen, estimsble
neighbor and true friend aud 10 bis death
Sioux Ciy has lost a.usetul man, and so
ciety genial member.
He leaves wife and one child, who
are at present on visit to friends il ST.
Louis, and upon whose hearts the news
Of their sudden and terrible affection will
fall with crushing weight. May the God
Of the widow and orphan prepare their
minds for the reception Of the sad news.
The funeral will take place this NOR.
ming at 10 O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence in East Sioux City. The friends
Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

Our fellow townsman, DR.. A. n. HuSr,
who left Sioux City for tho mines in May
lest, returned last week, having been
through he golden country and judged
for hinssf Of h capacity ssd richness.
He gives il - Bic cpisioa shas gid sxisss
IL ~ uosataies - considerable sxtsae
and that IN another ysss shs mines will b
highly rsauneraeivs y ~ miners sup
piled With the necessary nsehi.esy fos
WORKING the quarts dig6ipss. He ssti.
mates the number If persons in the mia
ing region ct $4,000 OF $4,000 and thst
Of this numbsr not more than 1000 are
making money. i The gIlr. weighs ten
pounds moro shsa be did whsu be lsii,
and his gssesal health ~ ksea aueh i'm.
proved by tn jasnt. ar5; I &, .. ~,
All who are acquainted with him place
the most implicit con6dSAce ID the Dr.'s
statsmssts and the accuracy Of his judg.
mont and - thsrs u . stroag desire on
~ part Of our cisissas ~ acquire reliable
iatosmasioa In rsgard 70 he gold mines,
- hsps D.. II. vill svaii hinsslf r ~
No q or solsass ~ Oivs y ~ psblie
kis inpsessioas q ~ Pihs's Psat ga
1slds.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

The would be Governor, kirkwood, says
"he was born in Virginia and ran and
played with niggers just as the Dutch and
Irish did with pigs" This he said to a
Know Nothing crowd.
~ would suffer my right arm to wither
from its socket before l would aid in exc
cutting the Fugitive Slave law" This he
said to an abolition crowd.
"1hc foreigners and naturalized citizens
60 far to make up the intelligence, indus
try and patriotism Of our State" This he
said to crowd largely made up of for
elgn citizens.
! would not receive the oath Of for
eigner to prove his citizenship, such cat
tie must produce their papers. So says
the Republican legislation.
There is fair presumption that when
Mr.. kirkwood's native place is ascertain
ed that it will be found that he was "born
in Dublin on the Rhinc.'- Burlington
gazette.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15
Sioux CRY, Iowa, Sept. 10, 1859.

Sioux CRY, Iowa, Sept. 10. 1859.
Editor Siotsr City Regisscr:
DEAR SlR-The foregoing com uunica-
ton having appeared in the last issue of
the Sioux City Eagle, take this first op-
portunisy to express publicly through the
papers the policy that will be adopted 10
relation to the purchasing or erecting .
Court House for this county during the
next term Of The Office Of County Jsdss,
should l be elected 70 thas oAcs q Ills
ensuing election.
/ shall 20 farther than the resolusioss
adopted BY the Republicans 10 Cosvsns;oa
on the sth inst 10 saying that il 10 insxps.
dient-for very inexpedient things may
be done-snd pledge my word and honor
that in the event Of my election to the office
Of County Judge, will neither purchase
or cause 70 BE- erected Court House 70,
this county until 30 ordered BY msjasity
Of the voters Of this county. :.
Respectfully Yours,
JOHN r. ALLISON. i
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15
Jooroel - . trip fso0 H0se Lars
M10 - D0se 0ooAoll.

We have on Gle fer our next Issue On
interesting journal Of . trip from Fort
Laramie to Fort Randall, which was han.
ded to rs Ly Capt. Tom. The advsnta-
Res Of this route is attracting the atten-
ton u Government, aud We have but lit
tie doubt that in short time il will be
adopted for the transport Ation Of supplies,
to-, to Laramie and points westward.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

The Republican State Convention met
q Madison on the 3lst ult., and nominst-
ed the following ticket:
For Governor-Alex. ". Randall.
Lieut.. G0vsrnos-Casl Schusts.
SECRETARY Of Seats-L. p. Harvey.
Tressussr-S. d. Hassings.
Poor CAsL, notwithstanding bis persist
ent efforts and claims upon the party for
the Gubernatorial domination, is again
compelled to play "second fiddle" His
eminent services in behalf Of Republican,
ism unquestionably entitled him to the
first position on the ticket, but unfortu.
nstely for his aspirations, bis nativity was
an efectual bar in. the estimation Of
bis American Republican confedsrates.-
In Wisconsin, as in Iowa, the number of
naturalized voters is fsr greater than that
Of the more ultra proscriptionists in the
Republican party. consequently 10 order
to secure that vote for their ticket, the Re-
publican Convention found il necessary To
give CAsL Scnusrz place upon their tic.
ket. Upon the ssme principle, and for
the same reason, the RepabIicsos Of Iowa
nominated RrscH. And what will be the
RESULT Two years aga Mr.. ScHrsrz &C.
cupied the same position on the Republi-
can ticket Of Wisconsin, that be does now,
and while his colleague for Governor was
elected, poor CARL was defeated by large
majority victim to Republican hatred
Of foreigners. And this will be his fate
again but We have the best assurances
for believing that this time be will have
the company Of al his. ssso ciate candi-
dates 10 his trip up Salt river. Can better
things be expected OF the Republicans of
Iowa in regard to their candidate for 1t.
Governor II is perfectly evident that his
defeat is certain, and NO want our Ger
man fellow citizens 10 mark the prediction,
that bis vote will fall At least 5000 short
Of that received BY Mr.. Kixkwoop.-
Republicanism 10 but another name for
Know No,hingism, and when naturalized
citizen receives . nomination from that
party, it is not through principle, but SOLE
" for the purpose Of securing the for
eign vote for their candidates. How long
will il be before naturalized voters will see
through this sophistry and hollow hearted
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

Al about 2 O'Clock On Thursday nor.
ming lest. the large building on Pssd St.,
Owned b DE-. J. A. wlLnAss, ssd laasly
occupied = billiard ssloos, w. saaissly
consumed. together with Ill 10 sosNss>s.
II 10 snkaovs Asw The Gre osisiualsa.--I
TIE building and couisan wers issassd
ior 3i,a1s, which VIZ presume wiM cover
The t,lal loss.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15
Sioux Cry Semi 9th 1870

oloCA SlTf, sept. 3tD, 1909.
To Jony p. ALLISON, Esq. Sir In
the platform adopted BY the Convention
which placed you in nomination for Coun
ty Judge, while the Court House contract
is denounced in particular, and extrsva-
giant expenditures in general terms the
public are given no assurance that you
will not proceed, il elected, to avail your.
sell OF the extraordinary power given to
this officer. by the building Of : Court
House, that you may thereby reward your
special friends with good contract, and
It 10 asserted that there 10 such an inten.
ton, and the omission in question was By
no means an oversight. Will you through
the papers please state whether in any
event you will, if elected, build or buy 1
Court House without submitting the ques.
ton to q vote Of the people, and receiving
instructions to that effect from them.-
Your early attention will oblige q
VOTER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

JAMES OsT0x was arrested In Moooua
county last week, BY Dept. Sheriff Kusr,s
Of Ibis city, on . charge Of robbioe ths
store Of Zs'olss 1 ECEsAsS y Dakota
City. lie was broaghs 70 this city, ard
aflss IN sxsaiuatioa hsfsss Jussios ALI.
son. 10 default Of $1,000 hell vas commit.
ted 70 jsil. Some Of The slolss goods wsrs
found IN his possession.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

~. Tradition insists that corssts were
FIRST invented BY brutal butcher Of the
thirteenth century ~ Punishment for
his wife. She was very loquacious, and,
finding nothing would cure her. he put a
pair Of stays on her ia order TO take away
her breath, and so prevent her. - he
thought. from talking. This cruel pun
ish,nent WAS inflicted by other heavtIess
husbands, till ~ last there wss scarcely .
wife in oil London Who was not condemn
ed to the like affection. The punishment.
became 30 universal Al last that the ladies'
in their defense, made fashion Of Il, and
20 y has continued 70 The present day.
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