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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
The Dark Side of the Picture.
The White Cloud, Kansas, Chaf pc

The White Cloud, Kansas, Chief per.
sists in calling the Cherry Creek gold ex-
element humbug. and in proof Of its
position adduces tie evidence If returned
and disappointed gold tuuters. The fol.
lowing socA1aoinger from the Chief Of the
9Th inst vii, have tendency to allay the
intensity Of the fever which the gold items
published in TO days REGISTER are likely
to produce. We sincerely hope the Gict
is mistaken, but give its article merely 70
show that there are two sides to the ques.
ton:
ASA W. Hayward has just returned to
this place from Salt Lake. He and VIM.
W. Culver went gu. last summer Culver
remains at Salt Lake. in the care Of the
Mormon women. Mr.. Hayward passed in
the vicinity of the gold regions, and con-
firms our belief that the excitement is all
huDbug. He saw many persons from the
diggings, aud they were ali down in the
mouth. He says particles Of gold can be
found anywhere between Platte river and
Salt Lake, bat it will no. pay to gather it.
Drifts can be found which will yield fro N
80 cents to 81. but that is far from pay
ing. We had imagined that there was
less gold excitement in our town than in
any other community in the United States
bu. he says that if there bad been even
onethird the excitement in the neighbor-
hood of The diggings as there is in White
Cloud he would have remained for be had
desired to remain had there been the
slightest encouragement for him to do SO.
1t may be judged from this how plenty the
gold is there. The snow was Eve feet
deep at Cherry Creek and the Peak, and
all operations are suspended yet, when
he arrived at ST. Joseph, news came short.
ly after him, telling how the miners were
digging from $40 to $lj per day! Such
Is the truth of the gold stories He fur.
thermore says that there are number OF
traders out there, who last spring took out
large stocks Of goods. in anticipation Of a
large emigration to Utah and California.
But the Mormon war stopped that, and the
traders were left with their goods Oh their
hands. They first started the gold excite
merit, and are keeping it up. in order to
draw people out there, when they can sell
their goods at enormous prices. The big,
gest stories are sent in by these men or
their agents. And the newspapers are
doing their utmost to gull the unsuspect-
ing into going to the diggings, that the
trading Spectators may save themselves,
who went there, in the first place. in Or
der to skin needy emigrants journeying
across the plains. Those papers which
doubt the stories, or dispute them, are
booted at. 1t is matter Of Indifference
with US. We shall use our feeble efforts
to keep people from going there to be
swndle1, anti! we have sufficient evidence
of the truth Of the gold Stories"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

The means by which the singular wall.
which partly surrounds Wall Lake WAS
raised, has been considered sort Of hid
den mystery. Notwithstanding . neigh.
boring editor lately averred that be saw il
built by human hands" We lately Wis.
tied the lake and witnessed the manner in
which the wall was built. The ice 10 ma
ny Of the western lakes possesses Q power
Of expanding which is rather singular,
sDd which We scyer noticed before. i
keeps continually crowding shoreward =,
and the ice is forced out of the lake and
up the slightly inclined banks, frequently
to the distance Of twenty or thirty feet.
The water near shore being shallow, rocks
and masses Of earth are frozen TO the ice
and crowded up with it. The ice melting,
leaves this deposit, and thus is formed tho
famous vail. We observed this manner
OF It's formation on our recent visit, and
converted with revsrsl old settlers Who
had observed The same pbenomens for
years. Rocks "ejgbing tons have been
displaced and moved several feet ny this
tremendous pressure. On most lakes in
northwestern Iowa, where the shore j. low
and fat, the same thing may be observed,
but where the shore is perpendicular and
composed Of rock, no such appearance IS
ever -een-the pressure of the expanding
ice being NE, by Il solid resisting surface.
Clear Lake, ia Cerro Gordo county, pre-.
sent, specimen Of these ice raised walls,
which throws Wall lake quite into tho
shade. Why the ice expands in this sim
gular manner is a question for natural
philosophers. OF the truth Of this hy-
pothesis, any one can folly satisfy himself
by visiting Wall Lake q, this season Of
the yesr.-Hamikoa Fresman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
BOuod to Go.

Gold fever in its most yirulent form il
prevailing in our neighboring town Of
Omadi, and if it does not soon receive q
check will carry off large proportion Of
her citizens. So persistent are they in
their determination to visit the gold bear
ing territory that those who have not the
means to procure teams are busy manu-
featuring hand-carts with which they de.
sign making their way TO the mines with
the necessary outfit. They intend leaving,
we are informed, sometime in February.
Their courage and perseverance, certainly
deserve success, and we hope their golden
dreams may be fully realized.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
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Recollection of senator Douglas.

On the 9TH inst. the Legislature of Hi
nos met in JOIN, Convention, and re elect.
ed Hon. STEPHEN A. DouGLAs United
States Senator for six years from the 4th
OF March, 1850, by majority Of s--the
vote standing DouGLAs "a, LINCOLN 46.
All the members Of both Houses were
present. This result was not unexpected
by the people; and as it is decided tsi.
nmph Of Democratic principles over Re-
publicanism, is cause for rejoicing among
the friends of correct principles every
where.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
Important to Fruu Grower. and Gsr-
deners.

The above class Of individuals. and
mankind and womankind generally, will
learn much to their advantage By care
in' rerusa' Of II. A. TEgRY's advertise
ments in this weeks paper. Every person
who owns lot Of ground wants some
thing in his line for utility or ornament ;
and as be insufes bis pants, seea-. &c,
to be what thy are represented. there
neel be no hesitation in pat.onizing
him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
49, A small kec of brass sE,,. ,o,

IT, A small kog OF brass filings. worth
perhaps tive dollars. was sold recently 10
parties in Newark, y. j.. as gold dust. for
five hundred dollars, the parties selling
representing themselves as in pressing
need Of money AID willing TO sell a. a
great sacrifice. When the "dust- was ia
ken to lew York, the old adage was found
true that all is not gold that gli,ters. Oae
Of the sninilers was arrested. but indis-
nantIy repudiated any intention of swim
ding. lie sad there Lad been a mistake
in the key taken that he would make i,
all right aud, as Al evidence Of his sin.
cerity, insisted that the "diddled" individ.
usls should keep bar of gold till be
sho uld rect,t, the error. This was ac-
ceptcd, aud he went of to corfec, the nil
take. II j. needless to say that he never
returned, or that the bar Of gold turned
our to be bar Of galvanized iron.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

sss" A San Francisco paper SAYS: -
Frazer river is almost uDheard Of Every
steamer brings down As many as can get
away, aud nearly all the aisen!urers thish-
er~ard have got back loo.in. considerably
The worse for wear. IL is only necessary
to appear in shocking bad hat and
diap.dated and well ventilated garments,
10 be hailed with q Hello. bows Fsazsr?'
Every shabby, woe bsgone looking chap
is supposed to be one Of cra.fn
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

sy- A man in Buffalo, y. Y. wear.
most rare and ancient curiosity, in the
shape Of wooden watch. only one hun.
bred ard fifty six years old. 1t was made
by Casper Glatz s.etteu, in Sutherland.
IN l7o2. The pinions and verge are of
steel the barrel, main and scope wheels
are composed OF brass, and 50 is the bal
anee. The res. Of the watch is.en,ireIv Of
VOID; including the case.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

With the exception Of Friday aud Sun
day, the days auose have been perfect.
and the esenings 4 No. !, ~ We have hal,
in addition 10 the light Of the moon. the
blaze and beauty Of the fires burning the
grass from tbs blulia which suttouyd 10,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

car We had call on Saturday last
from Messrs. GopDARD and TERgY, two
prominent citizens of Crescen, City. Mr.
TERRY is largely engaged in the sursery
and seed business. and We presume would
not feel insal,ed if he should receive or
ders from farmers and gardeners in this
vicinity. They inform us that the gold
fever is raging terribly south of us. and
that at least two.,hirds Of the male popu.
lation Of Council Bluffs, Crescent City.
Omaha and Florence will leave for the
promised land in the spring. Hope
they may all get rich.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
Serena de.

We tender our sincere thanks 20 the
Sioux City String Band for lively sere-
made few evenings ago. Their music il
charming. and scarcely inferior 10 larger
bands with more exalted professions. Our
dempohn was empty, boys; hope j. won't
he mex, time.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
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Iowa Money.

Bills on the Des MONIES Branch OF the
State Bank are in circulation. and a small
sprlnk'lng Of them have found their way
to Sioux City. The engravngs are very
handsome, and We should Judge difficult
TO counterfeit.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

pr BY notice in another column il will
be seen tina, Messrs. GRAyEL 4 BRrsrTrE
have dissolved co partnership, and that
the establishment will hereafter be- con
Quoted by the senior member Of the late
firm. MIR, q. is perfect gentleman aud
fair dealing business IRAN, aud deserves
liberal share Of pnbl.qvatronage. We
wish the retiring gentleman abundant
success in vhatoyor business be may Gu
snge
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

We are sorry TO hear that Judge HIM
BARD is in New York seriously i'll. and
that it is very doubtful whether he will be
able TO be here to take his seat on the
bench at the February term.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
c% 4 party Of hunters under Ma;

s| party Of hunisrs under Major
bradenbarg, says the Trempleaa Pioneer,
returned to thai place on Friday last, az
ter weeks bunting, bringing home with
them bear. elk, - lynx, ? beavers, 3
deer, mgnx. ! offers, IL fishers, > s,Id
cats, wolves. and wild horses.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
nay" The Vice Regent Of the Ind,

p1y" The Vice Regent Of the Ladies
Mount Vernon Association for the State
Of Iowa, has appointed Miss JENNIE Tows
SEND, OF this place, agent for Woodbur,
county, to raise funds for the laudable OBJ
ject of the Association. The Vice Regent
has been very fortunate in the selection Of
an efficient agent for the county, and VIC
hope our citizens will contribute freely to
wards preserving in the possession of the
American people the home aid grave OF
Immortal WASHINGTON. II Miss Town,
SEND desires to make a public appeal to
the people of the county, We will cheer
fully publish it in our columns.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
New Territories.

On the It'll inst the House Committee
on Territories decided TO report bills for
the organization Of territorial govern
ments for arizonia and Dakota, aud
against Colona.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

r:r. \ man named !ieck was arrested
in Cincinnati in September, or a charge
OF passing eoInterfei, ten dollar bill.
\ few days since he was taken on, of ia il
and brought up for trial, when the note
was pronounced genuine.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

esS- The announcements made through
our advertising columns by Mr.. GEoRGg
WEARS are worthy the attention of non
residents who have taxes to pay in north
western Iowa or desire to invest or loan
money. Mr.. w. has established a repuia
ton as careful and trust worthy agent
and we cbeeriully commend him 10 the
confidence Of our readers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
JOHN H. CHARLES
LAND, COLLECTING
AND
Insurance Agency,

Cor. ef sixth and Douglas Sc.
siUuN CITY, IOWA.
I'hrHAasf b4a-ht ana soli, money L,an.a. al.
insi'aHs asa@ Ani pfoensis ~ asipsis sr,uitt.i
Had aud Improved Lands
too hi s1a s1lt isRi warrants asFaf4li, heated
r MA rsaiIsHis. aatlsis flrnisi,pi vita land W.,
TaHis +" 90 t.,as fof sssh
Jssss paid for Non-rssdsN,
p'opens helists u all the Aoftisrn ard Ns.tsss
n,aniiss II til ktststs
~ ,aa'syanftn. iisas sc5nfdips - the sa..irs-
ai.ss u ths asts Dan - tiD
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

Cay Mr. iIoaGls. Dem, was elected 10
Congress on the 18th inst, from The 9Th
district. in Illinois, 10 I'll the vacancy oc-
casionca by the death o: lion. Tnos. l.
IlAnals.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

r<ss- ~ IL. plAasos, Esq, Of Correc-
ticd,Ille. this county, Is going 10 the gold
mines in the spring. Quite a Number,
We learn, are going from smilhlaad aud
that neighboihpod.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20


S@- Three young ladies Of Anderson.
H., were married lew days since to three
brothers by the name Of Ice. A coo, pro.
eeeding.
skD- The New York Herald states that
nine icnths Of the merchants Of New York
are in favor OF specific duties, IS recon.
inended in the message of the President.
H. Mos. kinds Of roots and banks ara
now used as medicine, excep. cube roo.
and the bark Of dog.
b. There will be FIVE contested .e.,.
in the next Congress.
De- One cord of wood will pay for the
Sioux City Res-ier one year.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
1fay- We arc informed that Judge TowNs

Btas" We are informed that Judge TowNs
LEr's family intend going TO the Cherry
Creek gold mines early in the spring
The Judge seems satisfied that gold ex-
lists there in paying quantities. The re
port in circulation here several days ago,
and which found its way into print that
Judge 7. had written TO his family that
himself and two others had washed out
$40 worth Of gold in one day, i entirely
false. His letter contained nothisg Of
the kind. II is in this manner, we opine,
that many Of the extravagant gold stories
are pat into circulation.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

EHA- White tribes are said to have been
recently discovered in Africa, a, tie head.
waters of the Nile. They all seem 10 10
remnants OF the ancient e Church OF Eth.
opia."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
Tse sioux City Lyccum.

In accordance with notice, the Sioux
City Lyceum assembled at the school
house Oh Tuesday evening, January 18th,
1853. AS usual, the room was crowded
to its utmost capacity. The President
announced that DIR. WM. Il. SMITH would
lecture one week from this evening Sub.
ject g Hygiene" Question for discussion
"Shou!d Woman enjoy the same rights OF
Property aud Of Franchise as MAN."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

1fU- Reports from lhe ella river gold
mines continue 10 be 6a.tering. The
miners are said 10 be doing veil.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
BISPU TaSTs.

1Hrmatirf. Negotirc.
n. c. Hudson, S. r. Davis,
h. Stutsman, L. d. Thompson.
Also, that the lecture WAS next in order.
wherenpon J. {. C. IIosKIxs, Esq. came
forward and entertained the audience with
an address replete with science and in
struc'ion. After the debate, On motion
the thanks of tie society were voted the
lecturer Of the evening.
Ad journed to meet at the school house
at o'clock, Tuesday evening, January
18th, 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

re-. We invite attention 10 the adyer-
iisemen! Of .lons III. CnALls, Banker and
Land Agent. Mr. G. Ii one Of our most
onterprising and reliable business men,
and If any Of our distant readers. tau bu-
sness in bis line which they wish to have
transacted in Sioux City, they will find IN
him prompt and efficient agent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
Publication Of the Laws.

The Board Of Education at its late SEES.
sion passed an act making it the "duty of
the County Judge Of each county to cause
the laws passed by the Board to be pub
llshed in two weekly newspapers of his
county, if AS many are published therein. .
The Judge Of this county, we understand,
Is Of opinion that the Board in passing
such an act transcribed the limits Of It's
Jurisdiction, and therefoSe pronounces the
act unconstitutional. How prodigiously
short sighted our law makers arc getting
to be
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20

The City Council will meet AT the coun.
ell chamber ON Friday evening next, 1t 6
o'clock. {. u. RuSTiN, Recorder.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-20
A Loud Call.

TooTLE 4 Jackson call upon their cred
itors in manner not 10 he misunderstood.
See their notice in another column, and
then, if you are in arrears. +" fork over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

BALTIMORE yarc' sirr h-g v'-thsnAp. s-d. Cbsycs.
ton; Br srhr stella Maria FAr n.nax id eiss Amszoo,
kmvsp IVES, ineies 1,n s.-,e ZOE s, a 1 ss s~s
Nnbcwa Jrrsev CRY Shepard, brkosra. Galveston
and sid, Sid brig rAlmas now MnrEap LSes sch's fras
FhsTPoRT. Ma,ch 6--sd achr Dancing Wave, ee"net,
FALL RIVER March zs- Mr. soop Oak, Howard Eliza
bAt anchor In thu stream schr Charity supposed from
NEW BEDFORD March es-Arr srhr ra,af Eldrdge, es'n
Sid steamer Uax Work srhr secor Cobb
Norfolk ard nom below brig Lucy Atwood Hsrrck Portland
hkwPoRT March zs-Ayr scbrs Chies F'drdgs Baltimore
for NBsdford: GszsuA Bout, srpsable 'o- N York
Ehedrd, Fred oyer Potter. from for stoo samuel u
Cors Prssbrey from rsnptou Phsdeonis Madonna
vsazie, from do for Wilmington No. Isras s,oou, on4ry
om 20 Tor NYork s,f oliver French from tauutpn
TER Niork Mary Dahs Racket from Providence for New
NEW ONION March 25-Ar schr Lozer. Prentss Eli
y SssCOLA. March l4-In port schr L seear, Kenyon
rHinADELPBIA March a6 s-Arr barss LOUISE jar
ran Ciepfuegos: Kennebec aud NYork schrs ~
Msier NhkersoD toston, enj~nin gisb Bnven, Lon
srlIs w. NyorI; Thomas Dsle DILL IaFus IRA
spain hriss Ella heed luzn II aeo hob.rts Colsoa,
y h s sS r %nnr s S1
PROVIDENCE. March 2s-Arr siesmer curlew, Arey,
Phlnfs ha John Oliver sauDders Fizahehpori soop Ethan
Allen hh,ens YORK. SO sch Madonna Velzie ,sroFgc
Hower alexandria Sopbie ann, SDlh, Phaierhi Iarssl
SNOW CoDsry NYors. sloop MARY Dailss naa 1ins do
26'h hn-Arr steamer Ahatross. Williams SYorf; sloop
PAwTU,KET xarch 25--Arr schr A L Packer Hemmiug.
sT M~Bks March ID In port barss Frs secor Mnnroe,
snd Mary Iuci eta Gibbs dg brig John Anderson King
TAUNTON, March 2I-sdnchr samuel Croker Presbrey
Phi .depba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28
POSTAL DIRECTORY


Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TIME OF CLOSING AT THR NEW YORK 0FpICs.
DOMESTIC. .norih-Altsny Buffalo and Canada. Pm
western mn mail Via srie aa5X L. NJ ands p n
soutb and southwestern
Eastern m mail BY railroad sI 4. n and r.M
by steamboat. Pm.
SUNDAY MAns. On Sunday all ma,s close OF tais ealcs
CALEDONIA. BY steamer. via Panama, Tuesday.
Sbps Overland Mai for California leaves 81 Lou;
every Monday and Thursday, All A ID. Letters
designed Tor Il should be marked Overland. Wis
st. Louis"
sL.xE ORR Tne Overland Ma, ron st. Joseph oJ to ssi
Lake city, leaves o. Joseph every Saturday, a
sAh Letters should be marked Overland,
TO- PACIFIC. BY steamer, via Psuama, Tuesday.
eAylrA...ss steamer Empire oily. Saturday.
grs,po srom Few orleans b; s,earnshp tennessee or
N. Lot snd 18th Of each month LETTERS snoula
be placed in the Cd1ce 81 Eew York days pre-
vious 70 the above daoA
fyyoru ...s..B BY Gteamfhip Asia, Wednesday,
sAa.aA LIZA n the day ssr me srr,va Of slcn aises
nsse Cuna-t PACKET at this port, being once
Gionth the steamer Sarpas wi he despa,cheo
Nth Gaiis Tor the tah2sna GLANDS, 70 be landed
at Ns1au, H. z.
TIMg OF closIr,. at rHs LONDON OfsIuR.
The Overland Nal 70 Bombay closes 10 Tendon
fc!lows:-Vi6 MArseiles, the Sd and 18Th Of
each month Via Southampton on he L2-o kDd
9Th
CALCUTTA 80, 10Th lsh 10Th Marselles 9Th, 10Th
10Th 9Th, via southampton.
CErs4 &C.. Via narseies lhe ION aid 2h. VIA South
GmrtoD 9Th and nth
kysTslIA Via Mar selss and Suei the 10th Via South
mpton and suez. 12.h
MArxrrrus Via Der On The .,h ana 9Th of the month";
hAAzL Via Southampton on The s,h Of Inc month
The karScilles mais dspacncd the OF above
dates Should any of these dates fall Sunday the mail IL
aesp atcheo the following evening.
above dses Should of these dates fall Sunday the
mail Ia despatched the morning previons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

ARRIVED.

Steamship Pacific fr Thompson Galway, March and ~
Johns NJ, with mdsc and az passengers to American x
press Was detained days at 81 Johns by large quantities
OF field ice
steamship OF the South. Lyon Savannah March g.
AN Of Haeras sgpalized steamship Marion hence for
Chareaton AM steanshp Alabama hence for Savannah
PM 40 miles OF Hatras ship elias Holmes hence for New
Orleans rived at wharf at IL O'Clock, noon .
s,ssmsmn Rosnoke skinner, Norfolk, &C. with mfse and
passengers TO Ludam Heneken. 9th inst at 10 AM Oh the
delaware ighsnp signazed steamship jamestown hence
Ship Mary Robinson of New Bedford, Harding, Jarvis
Island 100 days guano 10 Gripne Minurn 20. For
past days crossing the Gulf has had strong gales
Win much run FEB g. lat 80 s. Ion 49, signaized sr ship
Lightning for Melbourne OH LAT 81 s. lon o. sgnalized ahp
Waterloo NJ 18th inst lat 80 TO- lon 70 10, spoke ship
Tamerlane, from Liverpool for philadelphia. go
ship Neptune, Peabody liverpool, Feb ~ win mdse ana
3ls pasepgerp 20 Marshs Co No deaths or ncsness
dnrin the passage very " tbs North and
contered very severe weather with heavy lGn inst lat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28

CHARLES B. HuNTISGToN.--A writer in the Buffalo
ErssSS account OF Of the OF sing Stag
prson, thus refers TO the above named individual -
Charles b. Huntington, man whose name is OF world
vice noiorety, still edpoyed bookkesper in the
cabinet shop. There is in the Institution who is
more respected either amongst the citizens prisoners
and none who deserves II cheerful acqneScence
in all the rules and arrangements OF the PRISON promptly
acceded, not merely because il Will be required Of him.
but because OF good sense, he for
any other HIS h, alth greatly impaired, in
sequence of ute rheumatism which wearing him
out He has far always attended 70 ms duties wthou,
the oss Of oay but had he not been permitted sleep
in the hospital for the last year he would been
fined to It mouths ago Invalid, If deed alive. HIS
leisure hours are occupied in literary pursuits In his
office saw n very cpoce selection OF books which beoog
To himself among which the standard classical works
of antiquity He allowed peruse OF poetca
enusions which found possess high order Of merit
He has criticisms the English poets equal to the
best Of Tucker mans and which 90 prove that had no
turned bis attention to literature would have made for
himself a eDyiable name