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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02
BUSlE ESS NOTICES.
DEAD & JET Z r,
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

AZ CtM MiSSlON .,
RichA7 end, PirgtNtd,
Receive TOBACCO. EAT, CORN and
FLOUR, make liberal ARRANGEMENTS produce
in hand, and respectfully solicit consgnments.
Issa Office fer the present, with BARKsDALE
READ. N. c. READ. OF Richmond.
VIM. JETER, late of Clarksviile.
no lS-d&cwtJanl
yJHE UNDERSIGNED have formed CO.
4 partnership for the transaction OF a COMMlS-
SION BUSINESS, under the 6rp of LEWIS
WEBB & JOHN u. WADE. They ill give par
ticuiar attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT.
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber house Ne. oS Main street. long occupied by
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN 6. WADE.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. j. 1859. no7-dcw&swts
ftARD.-The subscriber takes this method Of IN
~ forming his irl nds and the public that he has
tabll shed himself as = MERCHANDIZE BROKER
AND GENEhA COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He viii attend to the purchase and sal of Mer-
chandlze generally; also, Flour. Wheat, Corn To-
baccO and all descriptions of Country Produce.
His special attention viii De given to all business
entrusted To bis care. Fram his long business
experience he hopes to meet with liberal share of
public patronage. He refers, by permission, to
LEWIS WEBB, Esq,
Messrs. DUNLOP, MoNCURE X Co., Richmod
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co., Va.
BACON BASKERVILLE,
BRYANT, IINsLKY HoLMEs,l R.,+,,,,ra
SPENCE i REID, Daitiiaofe
TwELIs 4 Co.. Philadelphia.
THOMAS MoNAHAN, Esq, New York.
VIM. S. ROYSTER,
Office cor. Of Cary and Va streets
Richmond, Nov. list, 1859. no It's
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K PARKE POINDExTER, ATTOR-
NEYs AT Law, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in the city of Richmond and in the conn-
ties Oh Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia.
Once in Lsie's Building, corner of Main and
18th streets. SCI -ly
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> TEETH EXTRACTED
mE~ WITHOUT PAIN.
DR.. TRAVERSE is prepared to extract TEETH
ty. Why will you suffer with excruciating Tooth
ache, when they can be extracted without pain!
No. 6. Office hours from A. M. to 2 p. NJ, from
to 6. and to 9 p. nj.
success no l9-2wS
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z Aead s.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

& P.vINCENT. CLOCK AND WATCH
IA MAKER, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN,
ny Now receiving direct from the manufac-
<oaEsAk turers and for sale. choice selection OF
CLOCKS. WATCHES, JEW LRY and SPEC
TACLES, among which may be found 8-day. 80
hour Patent Lever and Alarm CLOCKS. and by
receiving additional supplies ut short inter- a,s, /
always in receipt of the latest sty les, and by adj
herring TO the cash system, am at all times pre-
pared to sell goods at small advance on factory
prices, believing nlmble sixpence to be as good as
q slow shilling.
MA- Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Spectaces
repaired by experienced workmen and mode
rate terms. L. VINCENT,
Sign of the Spectacles. 5th and
DC Its Broad ST., Richmond, Va.
"a EAGLE SO UARE, RICHMOND.
ES 81 Has received FER steamer some of those
49, very superior WATCHES. made BY Ad-
ans, London; M. J. Tobias & Co.. Joseph Johnson.
T.. D. Johnson. Geo Heaton Jas. Hoddcl Il Co..
Jules Seuer. Geneva independent Seconds
Watches Sc. Rich JEWELRY, Diamonds,
Carbuncles, Pearls. Corals, Lavas, Silver Tea
Sets. Pitchers, Goblets, Walters.
q WOULD CALL the particular atten-
"a ton of the Ladies to my stock of rich and
ES 81 handsome JEWELL consisting of sets.
<SE=iEk Diamonds. Pearls. Carbunce Coral. Ca
meo and Lava Ear and Breastpns, Bracelets,
Neck and Chatelaise Chains. Flnger Rings. In
fact. every article in the JEWELRY line, all OF
the finest quality and best manufacture.
s. A. MYERS, corner Main and Pearl SITS.
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!, FOR ORFOLK. OLD

Is POINT AND HAMPTON. Fer.
all 1.-THE above mentioned places. will find the mos.
RICHMOND And PETERSB URt and the NOR
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. At
Office. in Richmond. THROUGH TICKETS VIII
be sold at the following rates;
For Norfolk; hrst class passengers. S3D
Do. Second do. do. ....-.,-... 2N
For Old Poin. or Hamptons return ticksts tor
the round trip good within Is days iIrss
Second do. do. ........-..~... Us
Straight tickets; FIRST class 32s
Do. second do. as
These fares embrace the Steamboat charge from
attending the transfer OF Passengers and Baggage
between depots in Petersburg and from the Cars
upon the Steamer ut Norfolk.
AT Norfolk. the Cars connect directly with q
Steamer, which has been engaged TO run in con-
psction with the Norfolk and Petersburg Ralt.osd.
There is no delay or inconvenience in this change.
Passengers step from the Cars upon thsEtsamers
wharf
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond 8, 40
A. NJ, and hreakfast In Petersburg at reach Nor.
arrangements and SALT WATER BATH before
dinner.
Passengers by this route have the privilege Off
naming ever in Norfolk and going TO Old Point or
Hampton In the afternoon or by the same Goat next
Passengers RETURNING from Old Pom. ana
Hampton, leave Old Point at Sis A. NJ, and Hamp-
ton At 5;4s A. Nh IN each case siisr shs rssa =,
at 5:45 r. NJ, in time to connect with tie trans
IS BAGGAGE CHECKED THRoUsa,
WILLIAM MALONE
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SUP'TS OFFICE F&P = .

SUP'TS OFFICE R.. F. & RI
h,cENosD, Nov. 1859.
E.k. czss57ESr7175rs>i tmf'OhIANTNOTIGE
- On and after November 81
!. = = - I, stWEpNESDAY,l the Ni.bt
M, instead Of 7.l5 r. NJ, ~ heretofore
no Its EAM'L RUTH R,n,t
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(rHEAP, CHEAP GOODS, FROM AUC.
~ TON, AT NJ AII.ERT.S, Al MAIN STREET.
1900 yards all styles Dress Goods, to be off very
cheap. Call and see. go Ladies', Misses and
Children's Cloaks, at manufacturers prices; 800
Shawls. all styles, great bargains; 500 White and
COored Quilted warranted steel spring. Skirts. to
be run of at half the regular prices 500 large Bed
and Servants Blansets, very, very CHEAP 900
mlueh below their worth; 1000 yards Second
Mourning Calico the best make. only four pence;
1900 Cambria Bends. Collars and Handkerehieis,
ings, Towels, and all other articles in the Dry
Goods line, to bs run off cheap, at
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So PIANO STORE. No. 2is BRoAp ST.
UNDERTAKING.

1-7,--, VIM. e. CHAN DLER,
6sasxFSlz.sz@J CABINET MAKER,
FRANKLIN ST., BETH 18th and 18th
Having opened shop at the above location. will
give his persona! attention. TO MAKING. REPAIR
kinds Of FURNITURE, at the shortest notice.
He Is also prepared to attend to all the branches
OF UNDERTAKlNG.a and solicits call.
A- SHOP on Franklin street, between 18th and
18th. sc l-Sm
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II. A. LETTER

KS SURGEON DENTIST.
OuO Office on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to p Horton Keaeh's trimming store. and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house. would be pleased to see those with whom ne
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed il the most approved and scientific
by him warranted to give satisfaction. Zoe l31y
@R. N. HUDSON l. F. DAWSON,
~LDD DENTISTS,
OFFICE No. 205 MAIN ST.
R. N. HUDSON will attend personally at the Office
every Wednesday and Saturday, from 8 A. M,
all times. Sc Ism
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= NOTICE. The sghscfsesrs su.sn nosat
EA ,aaxt possfireiy To cha4se nis RNsrI'
hasiness by the lst day " J.n g, s ssms
VIII 90, 70 ne sse'kf 81 "a AND N 's SLOW
Cost fpe saxk or 30 puHefpat eastsssss inv
ssssSsshls s,asss .IE Ssss s& I SO ~. frs.
SABRE fR5oPEsS .s. 4. 1 :sS
sssie Or ssa.ss I'm srssss lishmeat visssr-
taiaiy fsd e EsYstIy g is ;sa s. VII s'''
hin eala = y = essst. I. BALDWIN,
rranklin e.. pst. lssh ard fstA SIS.
=, p-,asssS<s. tha1 she tirss = short. only
~, ~: SOW sssil iAe iss 81 ysaas;y sexs e ga
q & once: ssS + 10Y =. 8. -.
HrI;yySH. 1 { LII : es NJ 4 fniifSki
Ana. private sess, ny ss sss =
.s = ~ No. 81 Nei1re Dare Hssfseeoa'
700 ..s5sla ~ = q S6 s6sss - ~
r = rRST d0xETFY KAE6.aAf-
= rkH& ~ sssa'e HElLER I C0K
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nNENR<- CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
ES8X The subscribey mas on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Az
Icy between Main and Cary, 18th and .ah streets
TEES, BAROUCHES. BUGGI ESw with and without
tops, and SuLKIES-ali Of his own make, Of the
best materials and workmanship--,tll Of which will
the CITY Of Richmond. and respectfully ask call
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line, a. am determined to make to order and 70
sell at the lowest prices possible and all work sold
that new. warranted. MICA1AH MANGUH.
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FALL SUPPLY.

IA fAAII SQffL1s sEX7yo
The. attention Of the public ID re. NfyN
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &c, comprising full
assortment In every department of the trade. Es-
pecial attention has been paid in the sees rion of
sale trade and country merchants wiz consult
their interests by examining my stock hek se pur-
ments to secure portion of that trade. A call il
respectfully asked, at No. 50 Main street. two doors
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~ POTTERY,
Corner of 18th and Cary streets,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

- REALLY GOOD SHOES..NEW
8ETOCK.--We are making, and have just
received this day by steamer, another supply of
Mems very. heavy prime Brogans. pegged and
nailed. which we can recommend TO wear weii.-
We warrant them to be superior to any in Rich
mond Also, large stock of very heavy Arnv
buy them say they last twelve months without
any mending. Also, Boys and Wonen's Shoes of
the best qualities Weinvite all In want of the best
Shoes or Boots to give us call
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@ FINE MOROCCO BOOTEES,
S18 with and without heels, Philadelphia
made; excellent quality Ladies' Calf Bootees and
Goatskin, with and without heels at astonishlngly
low prices; thick and thin Sole Fine Bfk and Col d
Caters; Plain, Foxed, Tipped. &C., for Ladies and
Misses, at prices to please every body; Beautiful
Broaans, for Servants a very good and cheap Calf
Shoe, Oxford Ties, Boots, for Men and Boys; the
greatest bargains in Womens Shoes. at sac. and
all kinds and prices ACCORDING, that every body
able to huy pair of Shoes for servant by ca ling
st No q Main street. JOSEPH STRAUSE. :,
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= FALL STYLES FOR 1859 -.

or in HATS, CAPS and FURS, No 207 Broad st.,
near Messrs. Breeden l. Fox. 1851 $50
HAVING made large preparation. he il now in recel pit
of the largest and most complete stock of FALL
HATS. ca PS and F YRS, that he has eyer offered
in this market befoTe-cpDsist,n of Gents and
soune Gents fine MOLE SKIN. of my own and
Northern manufactures; French and American
SOFT HATS of the latest stv les and kinds; Ladies'
RIDING HATS. BOYS HATS and CAPS, Misses
HATS and Children's HATS and CAPS in great
variety.
Also. large assortment of NEGRO WOOL.
HATS and CAPS for farmers and railroad con
tractors. Also, Ladies' and Children's FURS of
all kinds ana STYLES. selected with great care and
can be especially recommended, as they will be
entirely fresh and desirable.
All he asks is call. feeling certain that such in
ducements will be offered as to ensure a sale.
VIM r.. MORE
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EURS, FURs, FuRS. Just. received per
dren Fancy ef ss ssst and most va
able styles adies will please call and OK anime
for themselves. RIO. l.. DICKINSON,
Main atraof
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A GREAT REDUCTION IN GOODS.--
"A $1,000 worth Of Goods to lie closed out st re-
duced prices, at GOLpSMITS, 2G5 Broad street.
Now is the time to receive bargains Dress and
Cloak Trimmings. Corsets, Millinery Goods,
Cloaks, Beaehed and Unbleached Cottons. Flan-
nels. Irish Linens, Black Silks. Cambria Bands
Collars. Childrens' Worsted Goods, Hair Nets,
Children's Under Shirts. Hosiery, Gauntlets, Wool
len Yarns II is to the interest of all to call. the
Goods must be sold at some price to make roem; SO
if you want bargains which you will certainly get,
go to +. GOLDSM1T'S, 2G5 Broad st.
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a BOOTS AND SHOES--GREAT 80
BREpuCTION IN PRICES.-CHAS. aR
ABEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and Sd;
Servants wear CONSTANT, on hand, and de6es any
body in Richmond to compete with him in his iine.
himself. Loo l4-lYl CHARLES REHIIE.
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a FALL, Is5y;mHA rs, LAS An ,

n FALL, IS9J.-H a ~. 4 ARS A y -
AFURS ROBERT L. DICKINSON. successor
ta BlnfoId Rl tI Wes rs g Main ST.
customers to his large and extensive stock of
HATS, CAPS. and FANCY FURS. which have
been selected from the largest manufactures, ON
the most favorable terms. especially for the Vir-
gfHiG. Norfh Carolina and Tennessee Trade. COM
prising ali the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
Bile STYLES, too numerous to mention, which
will be sold at Wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms. w
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock, knowing that in price, quality sty lie it
cannot be surpassed,
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-, THE UNDERSfGNED RE-
N ssEsssz.s-zssy TURNS his thanks to his friends
and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. He is prepared tn furnish COFFlN OF
MI sizes and qualities to suit the circumstances OF
All who feel disposed e bury theirdrends genteelly
SERVANTS CQFFINS Of all sizes; also,
SHEETS, SHROgDS, &C.. On hand, at the corner
OF Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE,
au 9-6ms Agent for JOHN NErrLKs.
TURPIN, ROPER Z MUIR
(uuud,ssg5,saTz.zs3 RAY,
UNDERTAKERS,
GovernOrstreet, between Main and Franklin, Rich
mond, Va,
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of ready-made
COFFINS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
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JACOB A. LEWIS.

the cheapest printed Delaines and Poplins; che
cheapest Dalnasks and Towelings; the cheapest
Bed and Negro Blankets; the cheapest Full Cloth,
kerseys and Linseys; the cheapest Embroideries;
the cheapest Carpets and Rugs; the cheapest Brown
and Bisached shirtinss; the CHEAPEST Hoop Skirts;
the chea pest Hosiery and Gloves; the chea pest
Eerno Shirts and Drawers; the cheapest French
Corsets; the cheapest Shawls, Chester6elds and
arss Stool nf prv Goods mnst b snId Tbe nr;cs
of every article has been reduced in consequence
of the lateness of the It will be to the in
terest of farmers, planters and heads of families
wanting GOODS to call at the popular house of trade
of ALFRED MOSES, 63 Main st.
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IA GREAT REDUCTlON IN THE m
~ PRICE OF HATS AND B00TS.-A
Ia From 10 to 20 per cent: saved by buy
EsA ing from J. III. ANTHONY,
VstAN Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Hats of best quality, IS so; do. second
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats, 50; fine calf
skin sewed Boots 50; Congress Cater Boots. rs;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, 3 Is.
J. ii, ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
TO supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell OF the unpre-
eedenled low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. oc 23-d&wts
ELLETT WEISIGER,
tho. l67 Main street,
OPPOSITE ,EXCHANG BANK,
Have Just received ALIs OF THE LATEST
STYLES OF GENTS FINE DRESS HATS and
ERENTSEH s T2rd HATS VIZ N,r The GARlBAL1lI
assortment Of YOUNG CENTS FINE CLOTH
CAPS Also, Boys DRESS HATS and CAPS,
in great variety.
n SOMETHING NEW.--Just received. the
AZOUAVE HAT-the latest Paris style for
young Gents. Call and GET one.
r. l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson { Wsisiser,
IS Main street,
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- NOTICE.--We most respectful q
~ call the attention Of our friends,
customers. and the public generally. to orr -
PET-BAGS, .VALlCEs, 30. as they will end the
largest and best assortment of Goods in our line,
expressly for RETAIL that can be found either hers
or elsewhere, and az all prices, either Of our own
manufactHre, er OF the hest Philadelphia and
Eastern work. Please call and examine for your
selves. ALEXANDER HILL & CO., 4 :
Manufacturers and Importers
of Roots. Shoes. 10. No. ~ Main street.
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rI,HE ssEouLpER sEAN sIEIRr. Which

'INHE SHOULDER NEAM SHIRT, which
has been sold so long by the subscribers, is still
offered to customers article having all the re-
qulsites for satisfaction It's advantages .re known
BY a large number OF purchasers, and cannot be ex
ting shirt extant, the most economical shirt in
town; uni formity in shape and finish. Approved
have tried our goods in this line have always ex-
pressed satisfaction. Call and &c Supplies at
Ito Main ST. TUPMAN & HULL.
1870 HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH
IOcO. ON ABL T. CLOTHING-FA ALL
G6oDS,.The subscriber has just received his
stock OF FALL CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S
the Clothing line.
Also, a stock Of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, Vest
by any house in the city, which he is prepared 10
make to measure at the shortest notice, and in the
latest and most approved styles.
F. B. SPENCE,
No. 30, cor. Main and 18th SITS
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MEDICAL. CARBIDE. PLUM < offers his ser
w vices to the public in the treatment all secret
diseases. Twentl years practice IN the above
branch gives Dr. p. claim to pu bc favor.-Office
on Franklin street. near the Exchange Hotel. and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
ways on hand. q supply Of the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;'' one Of the very best
renoyators for weakened parts now known. Medi-
eines sent to order. All commy uicatIons by letter
otherwise cfonptly attsndes to- Richmond. Va
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-27

A correspondent Of Tie Nashville Ban.
ner, Who wss . felIss passenger with NJ.
Prentice "down the Mississippi" fsrsisA.
es the following persoosl description Of
that gentleman. whore recent lecture IN
that city ~as 30 brilliastly attended, asd
20 genssalIy admired ~ @a. 81
prentice is sbroad-Gso. D.--tbe Cd.
itor Of the Louisville Josrpsl, lecturer and
poet. Did you ever - hin7 A short
man. thick sst, rosnd body, short muscu-
lar legs, short round arms, hands to suit,
neck coming straight down into bis sboal.
ders, sod pretty sbort aed sbisk face de-
cidedly marked. He hss checks that stick
out like young cuts wtss bis mouth is
distsnded With unmssticsted corn, Il
young cub y . yosns bear, you know
bis chin 10 sbort, bis lips firm and thin,
his mouth veil outlined, and Of The pro.
truding or pouting type bis nose is strsigbt
not sunk nsr Roman, and not blunt nor
shsrp-s regular good nose; /; his eye 10
little, round and restless. enveIoped in fat,
which obscures it without be looks st you !;
it looks funny, witty. severely sarcastic,
calculating. cold. quick, without great hu.
manity. yet not precisely selfish, cautious,
piercing and with little faculty for tesrs.
His brow 10 black, . little srched and
moderately vide. His head is, If you
would have it in word, round; it is q
good head. large behind and before, and
Cat on top, and not scanty on the sides !;
forehead high and full. His ear is small,
and sticks close to his head. His hair
dark. when dry, inclined to friz up, OBJ
scures his ears and neck, very thin on top
and hangs over his brow without care or
regularity. He shsves clean; wears
dove-colosed suit, pants and coat alike,
vest Of plain black, loose turn down collar,
leaving the neck exposed; wears jew
slry; keeps IN old pair of steel specxs 81.
ternstely on his foretop or before his eyes.
He has ~ old hat worn smooth, which
comes down to his ears, high and large,
full Of papers ssd big red handkerchief.
lie wears blue socks and . pair Of old
buck.sk moccasins."
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srosad. fas hsrs I was in complete safety.
ssssos.asd BY more .hss the aaue num-
bss Of friesdly. Ipdians. The most Of
these Indisus ass large. 6se locking fsl.
lows, With more kindly expression Of
faes than those - the other side. /.
Thar m....r If ,oov;n. u.v bs Of N.
t.r... :. tho. vhe -, .ot fs.;l;sr, Nth
,h.;r cus,ons. A he lin. 70, chsosi,e
csop draws sieh, he chief nossts his
hesss, and Ses some time rides asouod The
ssesopsess N siIesos. He then sakss
. speech, i. which bs s.as - their m;aa
ell Tie sdvsstases shss The nsst camp. o.
thss sssses of ~ year, bss shove ths one
tbsy ere sbost 70 lssvs; tells the. what
shsy v,ll sad there. and Gays thai he vi'I
ssvs lsdss il 20 nsay days. He then
rides srssea shs sseanpseat - before,
ssl sstssss - bic oss lodGs. IL ths
esssss Of fs~ days ~ bssin 70 sse signs
II . bsesLisg up; ssall parties start 81
ssl ssansses bringing 10 he horses The
wem.a conssscs packing their thipgs.
and general buals denotes that the
camp 10 about 10 raise. Finally, on some
3sighe nsrn;sg. - ~ Zee the chief = med.
iciss bsg ~ longer hanging BY the side Of
Biz lsdes, bat q bis saddle bow. This 10
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-27

- Young Farmers. consider your call
ing botk elevated sud important te-neser
bs afraid of ths isoek sad tbs apron. Put
on ~ husincs for to morrow that csa Ls
doi,e 10 dAy.