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Wheat, although considered by some as
a native Of Sicily, originally came from the
central table land Of Thibet where IL yet
exists as grass, with small, nlealy seeds.
Rice was first brought from South Africa,
whence Il was taken to India, and thence to
Europe and AmerIca. -
, 1859-02-11
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
Corner OF BrORdway and sansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO,


~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
" known and old established house Is still at his old
- trieks-of feeding The public at the low price ol
Six Dollars per week. and still they come 10 paftake Of
bis good and well furnished table; and Mr. Kelly d
one Of the pioneer hotel keepers OF this city, be pledges
himself that there win BE- nothing wanting at bis house
70 make the public comfortable
The honse Is centrally located In the vicinity Of the
Custom House, PJst ONCE and Aso Of The up river and
ocean steamers.
The house contains . number Of single and family
rooms well ventilated suitable for ladies' and single gen.
uemen.
There Is also attached 10 tie house q READING
ROOM, and u LIBRARY which contains a large number
Of Fceted standard works. Thereis also, at the arrival
Of each steamer, -sii...
A WAGON,
which belongs 10 the house. 70 convey passengers and
baggage. free Of charge. The public are respectfully
requested 10 give the house trial.
Board per week, SO; per day, 81; Meals, 50 cents;
Lodging per night so b. Is cents; Lodging per week. 81
10 81. JOHN KELLY, JE, Proprietor.
San Franslsco. Dec. %. 1851. l4f
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
DEMOCRATIC.
$4,000 90
100000 90
Average,

nvc'osoS PZVV,VUV w
BY the above it will be seen that the
greatest expense incurred in any one year
under Democratic rule was 465,sl5 a.
That in the very next year, 1853, was re-
duced nearly $1,000, while the expenses
in the first year Of Republican rule we're
more than doubled, and again in 1867,
we're enormously increased. Il will also
he seen that under Democratic Admins.
trations the expenses we're moderate and
quite uniform. Now tho question design.
ed for the Ners il this7 Did not our
population increase under Democratic q
we'll ~ under Republican rule? Was
there not the came necessity for increased
expenditures then ~ nov. We do not
dispute the Ne0s' theory. Not Il all.--
But We do say that the Democracy when
they we're in power took care that there
was no greater increase Of expenditures
than the increase Of population demanded
while The Republicans have Increased
the State expenses out Of oil proportion
70 our growth o. the necessities Of our
population. Here is the difference between
", and We cheerfully submit the question
upon the figures.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
Death - al VerntalI

1t 10 truly wonderful with wha. &c, tain
y rats, reaches, Nice, Moles, Ground
Mice, bed-bogs, ants, moths, mosquitoes,
deas, insects On animals, II shor, eyery
species Of vermin, are utterly destroyed By
Losfdrs Kat, Roach, dc, Eserpsinasor
Cosfars Bed.tMg Erterminator,
CostGrs Electric F1scder, for iasects, dc.
1.-THE only infAllible remedies known.)
J. G. Cover, (Ed. Herald) Lancaster,
Wis. I'VE highly rsssssaesA ~ Ester.
More grain and provisions are DESTROYED
annually 10 Grant county BY vermin.
than would pay for tons Of this rot KILLER
and insect Ex.. yet hundrsdth post OF
the value Of such property laid out =
"Costar's" Ext, would save I'll from loes. =
~. Csrtis, lDrugeist) Oakland. m
I'VE ssosived the box-cses Blakslsy. 81.
Louis--it gives great Satisfaction vberev-
er tried--n . dead Shot svsry time aud
no mistake -
Osborn 1 Parsons, Taf.on, Wis. "Your
ras roach Exser, is al cold. Isgavs uni
verssl satisfaction"
George Rose, druggist Carlinstou. o.
y have been selling your Ext. for he l..s
year. and have not kn0wa Il 70 fail - 4
single instance.
X. Wright tDrugg;st) Troy, Ohio. az
have sold ont oil the ret, roach, Eat, The
Rat Killer 10 IN great demand
P.iaeipal depot 40 Broadway, New
All whole druggists in New Yo,A a..
aeeats.
Wholesale agent: IL al sAs hsss .a;.s.
ubpnA00n1a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~ Wild plums are to be found in
abundance in this vicinity.
~ At last acc cunts. Miss SslIie St.
Clair. the actress, vas playing in Buffalo.
~ Ex President Pierce and lady re.
turned from Esrope August 9th, in the
steamship America. 4.z
~ Dan Rice, the Snowman, has turn.
ed colp"rtear, and 10 distributing religious
tracts down 10 Csnsscticus. rfT #
~ The Hon. John W. Davis, of Ind.
formerly Speaker Of the National House,
died u Carlisle, few days ago.
~ The American Colonization Socie.
y desig" erecting fine Society Building
on Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
~ The wife OF the Hon. Ansel Briggs.
Ex' Governor Of Iowa, died very suddenly
st Andrew, Jackson county, on the I'D.
- Thsss are nov living in the State
os Massachusetts, fourteen heroes Of the
Revolution. Of ages fron 70 to 100 years.
- Prof. Steiner crossed Lake On,s-
rio in balloon. August 26,h. He start.
ed from Toronto and landed eight miles
south Of Os~ego.
~ The New York Herald of the 9Th
nls., comes out with leader in favor Il
Sam. Huston, - . candidate for Pre.;.
dent in 1860. .- -
~ The Republicans ssd Know.
Noshines Of New York State, are sstenps.
ing to unite their forces against the Dem.
ocraey for the next election.
- The great Western plains are lite.
rally covered With buffalo. The amber
each year seems TO increase rather than
diminish. They 60 in immense druves.
and 1t times seem TO cast dark shadow
over the valley.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

Our excellent City Supervisor, JAMES
BAsrox Esq, is engaged 10 making the
crossings on the yeveral streets on which
side. walks are being built. When these
Improvements are completed, which We
hope will be before cold weather sets in,
pedestrians can pass through our princi-
pal thoroupbfares dry shod, nm matter
what may be the condition Of the streets.
We venture the assertion that there
il not town on the Missouri river that
can boas. Of better arrangements in this
respect than Sioux City.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

s esd = ~ Erie (Ps.) Oosevvsy, IL
fsobwins hssisrisg sstics Of tho Dsao-
ssaa;e candidate ~ StsAs Senator in tLis
district. Il sAevs be Nh es.imssioa =
With ~ gsatIsmsn islhsId, down asa1I
H. "OId blks q hsnss
sxr. d Va iaissd r This county ~.
listed With hosse = Allegheny ColIsss.
and read Law ssd sas admitted TO the bar
in this city. Soon afisr bis admission be
emigrased TO- lows, and in the affairs Of
that infant S'sts soon took = leading pan,
and bic nomination, which We ses was
made unsninossly, Is . juss ssibsts TO bic
sterling priSsls worth and political istsg-
Fity. 1.-The sseeesds i will b . grsas ri.
omph, not only personally but ia panty
point Of visw--snd that be viii succsed
W have every con6denes. A brilliant
and effective speaker on the stamp, and
possessed Of iodomitable energy. and Of
talents that will make him . leading mem
Der Of the body 70 which bis friends seek
elevate him, the people Of that section Of
Iowa cannot find better or more able
representative Of their interests. We shall
look for the results Of bis Canvass with
much interest,""
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08


eesuesse vr'oog 'Fom New iosk
CzssS ssssesd ID se'hsg Wsssssn 's"ds
- - one o - EFssasss Obstacles :"
's9 h"es 10 ~ western 0ss'ss I" 'ss
ssss . esey ps'es hss osss put sP-
20 ss"y :" 10 'soos ousfsd 'o' sale
70 sos onoo@"on 'oe 'sad-ownefs WISH
snS 70 dispose Of 'sef 's.os ~ shs s'd OF
- agent 70 ~ . nocs o'eDef psscs %
then ssss ssey voo'd 'sks sDense'vss.-
Tbs esnarrassss sns agent snd rssdsrs
!" sepsssse "osps a~es 'seas'
while lssas IN ne ss"s vicinity are esss'
ed sod sold q . less rate. no.
Insfs are y" snoosssds . acsO@ %"
+MeeeSee 800 p Aaxn ayLsch Ne owners
P'e,s's shsy wish 70 ss''-lsod' mat ws's
ssessso = Voveseneos Pssee, v'thss Svs
ysess' 'sss ~ WHEN no os''s~ snd .
ns'! ." acre sosss now % re"noefse'vs
90 pseesee'e p,ss' 800 ~ 'rs0 ~ p
seven oo"sss per se1s y the p''ss asked
.of Wen. Ano so"dfeos o. men, e~s'sg
'.oo' $50 'oe, 'e.s 20 ply ne'r hoses
oeo'. s"o ~ "o'o 'oe 'snos s"o so~n sno
e"y 's' s'o'. the pfessoee' 70 Oss csse
''o's 'Dey NC "S'Sg 70 seh 'oem, ana ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

The names of the candidatss placed in
domination by the Dsnocrstic County
Convention which met in this place on the
Bird inst, will he found in their appro-
pirate place in this issue. With one ex
ception the gentlemen composing the tic
ket are among the Oldest residents of the
county and all well and favorably known
Tor their integrity a. men, and qualiiica.
lions for the positions to which they sever.
ally aspire. The exception alluded to is
Mr.. ). G. LlslSGER. lie has been 10 the
county but . short time, yet no one who
u acquainted with him will fail to admit
that he is just the man for the Office. A
teacher by profession, taking a lively in.
terest in all matters looking to the ad-
vsncement Of the cause Of education, he
v we'll acquainted with the duties, and
sensible Of the importance Of the Office of
County Superintendent. He 10 emphs,i-
calIy the man for the Office. And the
same may be said Of each candidate on
the ticket. They are all good men, in
whose hands the interests Of the county
will be we'll guarded. We will speak more
particularly Of the nominees hereafter.
The resolutions adopted by the conven.
ton speak for tbemselves-tbey need no
explanation; and replying upon the cor
rectnsss Of our platform and the quali6.
cations and integrity Of oar candidates,
We feel confident Of success n ths poll..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~ The opposition 70 the clause in the
Kansas Constitution all came from the
Democratic side Wisconsin (lNad.) Jour
nal.
This the last shrek O; the bleeding
cause. Il can't utter . fainter sound
Alter al the Glamour Of Republicans the
people OF Kansas have met quietly and
formed free constitution, but not says
the Journal without opposition from the
Democrats. And what Vas that "opposi
tioS". One rote all told. Will il not be
we'll for Republicans 10 maintain their Wig
ilance and devotion and contributions TO
Freedom" lest this formidable opposlion
should oonsign Kansas to slavery. Mar.
row escape Like plucking up drowned
honor by the locks.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

Two town sites. on the Missouri river
10 Dakota Territory, are being surveyed
and plated. One Of them Is Il Strike the
Reefs old camp, and is called Ysncton ;
the other IL near The mouth Of vermilliou
river, and bears the nsms Of that river
These are beautiful sites, surrounded BY :
splendid and fertile country, and will un-
dosbsedly settle up rapidly.
From . gentleman just down from Yer.
m'llion. " learn that the country in that
vicinity % being settled By farmers and
other industrious persons. and that pre-.
parstions ere in progress for considerable
building there this fall. Twenty or thirty
buildings will BE- crested 10 Vermillion
this ELL snd winter.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
The s'Repo6iSsan" Party nsAs ~ u
Small Mes.

Such q he complimentary assertion Of
the Belfast Age, one Of the leading IRE.
publican papers Of Maine. Just see what
this class Of gentry think Of each otLer.-
We copy:
snow It is high time to come to 90 nm.
derstsndiug. Il is no longer Of any use
to pass the Republican" party of for
what il isn't and thus lead great minds
TO suppose X very different party from
what it il. We might as we'll confess it.
the party is made up Of small vse~-the
common class-very seldom . man can
be found in it wiser than our revised stat.
utes-very few live on the mountain tops.
It is msnifestly not the party where great
minds will enjoy themselves the best snd
ws think for their own comfort, they had
better not come into it. There 10 such .
total want Of appreciation of great men
and great ideas that il 10 almost like cast
ing pearls before swine for such TO undes.
take to preach or talk 70 such party"
Pretty plain talk. and ~ agree with the
Age, that il 10 sseles, longer to attempt 70
pass OF the Republican" party "for WIS.
il isn't" What it u Is quite bad enosgh.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

- Mr.. JoHx HAaY sent 10 our Office
. hens egg which measures n inches 10
cir cumfsrence around the largest pint
This ism egss.sraordinary egg, and the hen
that gave u eggs-istsnce has something TO
caekle about. II 10 on eygs-hibi.ion 1t
our oilce.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

On Monday morning Last our citizens
we're considerably surprised BY somswl,a.
unexpected visit from that old pioneer, J..
Fsosr, Esq. and upon Investigation we're
much chagrinsd to 6nd that the hoary old
chap he'd committed serious dspredaaioas
upon garden Ass" late corn, IL He
dissppsassd early In the day, and has aos
l@sa seen since. May We not eos bic like
aSsis-'os q least month 70 come.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

o. Friday evening last joss F. Dun
csans, Esqs The De~ocsasic candidate
- State Senator in this District address.
q The cisissss Of Siosx City, in Casay's
Dsu, upos - qsestioos u issus bstvss
IL tvo Gsssa political osssnisssisss Of Do
d.. He 10 pleasant and fsrcibls spesk
ss-veII postsd upon political quessioss-
and the spplasss with which his spsseh
was received BY the large audience gave
evidence Of their appreciation Of the man.
Being . gentleman Of ability and inAssscs.
and endowed with indefatigabls energy,
We are pleased TO know that bis success
10 certain BY 1t least one hundred nsjos-
IL 10 the District, His oppossnt i . man
Of inferior sbiIity, ) poor speaker. and in
no respect qualified 70 represent this dis
trict in he State Senate.
Aftef NJ. DuscoAsE bad closed, Mr..
Ross, Democratic candidate for Repre-
sentative, in response 70 loud calls, took
the stand and entertained the audience for
half an hour with clear, convincing and
eloquent argument in favor Of the princi-
pies Of the Democratic party, and when be
concluded, was enthusiastically applauded
BY bis hearers. Mr.. Il. 10 one Of the oest
public speakers 10 the Northwest which,
together with bis gentlemanly dsportmsnt,
ahsble disposition, and irreproacbsble
moral character, make him - especial
fsvorite among the people Of the District.
Voters who desire TO be we'll represented
in the next session Of the Legislature oil
Iowa, should not fail to vote for DUxcoxsE
and RoBs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
Peer Role that Won's Work Beth
ways.

Nov every body who 10 the least honest
and who is disposed TO do justice, knows
that the expenses Of government must
necessarily increase ~ the population in
creases.-M. Pleasant Ne,ps.
From the restriction in the first clause
the above seems addressed exclusively to
Republicans. But the Nesrs certainly
will not complain II We claim the benef.
Of this doctrine. Here are our expenses
for the different years Of our State Gov
eminent -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
nwupv CIV ~ D.-..--

BY letter from the Secretary Of the
Democratic State Central Committee, re.
ceived yesterday morning, We are inform.
ed that HENRY CLAY DEAN will 30
sitively be here to address the people on
Saturday, 10th inst. Mr.. DEAx Is ore Of
the most powerful and eloquen, political
speakers in the country, and We bespesk
for him full house on Saturday next.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~ We are sorry that Vandever can
not keep Samnels company TO the end Of
the canvass. Previous engagements will
compel him 10 remain at home after the
3rd of Citizen.
The Democracy most unfeignedly con-
dole with the Citizen. Van entered the
canvass with the laucable intention OF
holding out until election. This matter
Of" previous engagements 10 oil On after
thought scspe.goat for poor Vans
humiliation and chagrin, which in Re.
publican parlance simply signifies gin
eout."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

Tho Democracy Of Harrison county
have nominated the following ticket for
county officers:
County Judge. s. Cole.
Treasurer and Recorder William j.
Bonner.
Drainage Commissioner Jas. Sicily.
Sheriff William Fallon.
Superintendent Common Schools-B.
r. Diliey.
Susveyor-A. Mckinney.
Coroner-Jscob Huffman,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~ Road Supervisor p. W. Pw,rcHAkp
he's made . eosnssdsbls Improvement
jsss beyond 1hcmrson's creek on the rod
lelDiss 0D8ssgeanss Bluff. A bed plass
l. avoided By strengthening end lsvslins
the rood. Pxircm. deserves tho thaaLs Of
travellers On that road. go
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~ DR.. s. p. YkOAANs returned 10
Sioux City few days ago from . brief
visit 10 the eastern part Of the Stats. He
reports tie Democracy throughout tas
State to be fully awake 70 the importance
Of the approaching election, and that the
prospect Of the success Of our ticket 10 very
encouraging.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~ Augustus Caesar Dodge, candidate
for Governor in Iowa, avows that be
would help catch . runaway slsve.-Chi-
cago Journal.
And Augustus Cesar would have no
very difficult job If the slave made no bet.
ter run" of it than he is likely to do in
the pending canvass.-Al6any IN. ~
Journal.
Not quite so difficult We grant as to
catch Thurlow Weed Republican when
HE eyes are fixed upon the Public Trea-
sury. But the race is not alwa-s to the
swift." The niger referred to BY the
Joarnal-sfter Dodges' speech at Osks-
loosa abandoned bis master and left no
trail to aid pursuit. And now when the
friends Of Kirkwood say the Democracy
be upon thee ssmmy-he awakes and
thinks to 60 out as before with Rusch--
but his strength is gone from him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~ The new Presbyterian Church u
nearly finished. We bslieys il u 70 b.
dedicated on the 18th inst. Although nos
lssss u 10 nest building and rejects
srsas credit upon tho sood senss sad CO.
ssgy Of The society that hes erected H.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
RALLY DEMOCRATS
TO the
Mass Convention!
OF the Democracy Of the 18th Judicial District,
AT SIOUX CITY, WOODBURY. CO.,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER loeh, -.

Hon. G. c. COLE, Democratic candidate
for Supreme Judge, will be present and
address the people.
Mr.. HENRY CLAY DEAN, and other
distinguished Democratic speakers,
have been invited, and are expected TO
attend the meeting and deliver ad
dresses. Democrats, rally! and let Us
bsve IN old.fashioned Mass Meeting on
that day.
Dor Republican friends ere cordially in.
vited 70 Be- present.
The meeting will be held in CASADY'S
HALL, AT TWO O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
The Ladies are respectfully invited 10
attend.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~ Part Of the goods stolen from the
store Of Mesars. ZiEGLss / EcKnAsr in
Dakota City, have been recovered. They
were found in . willow thickss opposite
Omsdi, wrapped 10 buffalo robs. Ths
thieves have aot yel besu detected.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

49, The Republicans here are yrosd
Of their candidate Tor Governor, ssys the
Sioux City correspondent VI the Noxta
riei.
W. should like 70 know what their con.
didats lh0SgAt Of GRsm.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

We Ss,s bsso requested 70 state that
the meeting Of the Mite Society has been
postponed sosil Friday evening", 23rd inst.
Notice q he plscs will be given 10 our
oe1t issue. "A sE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~ Rev. Henry Ward Beecher says Of
the "items column" in the newspapers,
that il "is worth more than al the email
fry Of correspondents, with an editor
10 boot! Like > caravan, it sketches
along its columns. with packages and par.
cells. spices and gems, bits If fragrance or
cunni"gly wrought metals, gathered from
the Orient and from the whole world be-
sides. The items Of the paper. like the
stufhng Of Thanksgiving turkey, repre-.
sent everything in tho house, crusss Of
bread, crackers, and sll.sp;ces.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~1'hs Republican County Convention
meets 10 THE city to-day. There has bssn
considerable wire pulling going on during
the week. and some, i not ~'ore, will BE-
a~fally disappointed. let the result Of the
convention b what II may.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

~"There are rome sights in the
world-a city sacked and burned-s Lon
don in the midst Of plague ship bur
ming st Sea- family pinins in starvs.
sion-s jar Of honey smashed on the
psvemens-but the ssddess sight to US OF
oil is an old bachelor walking stolidIy 70
wards bis end, his great duties updone,
bis shirt buttons of, his stockings out q,
the toes. and nobody to leave his money
TO-"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
tFos the Register
ladies Festival.

The Ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
Of Sioux City, will give . Festival in the
Church, on Wednesday evening, the 18th
inst ut u o'clock.
Admittance, 10 cents.
Supper, 50
Proceeds to be devoted to the furnishing
OF the Church. The friends of the cause
are respectfully invited to attend.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

- The vesh on shs ssw school hosss
In Aiddis Siosx City, hss bsss somnsas,
"a, ssd ~ hslisvs Il \ NE intsutioa "
ceaplsss i = - sasly ~ = possible.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08

The canvass is simply an array ing OF
the great fundamental truths, which hon.
est, enlightened men have fought for in
all ages Of the world, agains: the musty
sophisms Of error, culled from the decay
ing records Of the past--Noapareil
In the beginning Of the 6rst age Of the
world those honest men must have had .
good time culling "musty sophisms of er-
ror' from the decaying records Of the past.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
CRAs. B. Rusris, Nec'y

- The Jsetsos Snaa.Bos. dsIignsd
By Gen. Jsetsos ~ . giA b Tie bssvess
soldier Of Ne nssicsa was. has bssa
6eally awarded 10 0en. Ward b. Burnett.
Of New Yorh, and was ios.ssly presented
1t Nashvills, Tenn, Aug. l7,h General
Pillow acting - The representative Of Gen.
Bssnsts. Who 10 nov 10 Nebraska,