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HAPRON Il CO.,
" SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
Liberal cash advances cusgnents to or friends
n LIVERPOOL, LONDON, HAVRE, MA RS EILLES and ali
Puts III IINrlIaNb. n-N
w T. WALTERS 4 CO.
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
No 6S EXCHANGE PLACE. O'
LOMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
81 A large and very fine stock of OLD RYE WHISKEY
hand. - fnod -
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Shipping SnttIliatnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, May
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Prtclard, from Richmond En-
G9untered strong H. winds with heavy sea Reports in
Hampton Roads brig Hope hence for Kingston, ia ard
eet oil other vessels, unknOwnall wind bound off Rack
River, herm brig, showing a signal but undstin
BILE off York Spit, British bark off the Wolf Trap q berm
6rg OIL New Point bark Justna from Messna above New
Point another bark OF the Rappahannock light shin pro
DaD DulSburg from New York; in the mouth of same
rIver, three banks and two brigs-all at anchor - ~
Steamer Parkersburg, Powell 43 hours from New York
mdse to Samuel T. Pearcr " 'h
A. Shriver. 'f ii'S' W D.
steamer Kent kirwan, from Cambridge and Denton Re
ports above Sandy Point Br bark Arthur White towed nm
by the Steamtug - 0' '"'u up
& Gray. " " 's " heiseS
gers. ~ ~ ie'ieh " i'o
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CLEARED.

' 0'A' o. ~ ''Hii
Steamer Farmer, Dennis, Philadelphia, J. A. Shliyer
Steamer City Block, Parry, New Orleans, via Norfolk !
j. Henry Il Co. vac -'''oi"' o.
ship Mary Caroline Stevens Etchherger Monrova, W C
PARK Sullote Hartman, Boston, Dolhin & Wardeld
park hetch Comet, BIZ Hill Bermuda, J. C. Yates e. %
9Iis roster chase, Boston, Heslen Rogers
Co ''' '''''o" We" De"ord' =. "hltrIdge
Schr Judge Tenny, COttSell, COSton. W Rhoads & Co
Scir j. Learning Carman, Providence W Rhoads IL Son
schr Waterloo, Congdon, Boston Dobbin K Warfield
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
fkk4 - .............. l.
f1n-e--- -mfE-- ~. tI-1ng ~-r==t
NL-NNEH 1 81

O ana after MONDAY April 18th, 1889 the trains ovar
the Road will run follows, viz: $3.50 " ''i"S OVER
FOR TIE WEST
LIST. The Mail Train leaves daily GSunjoy ax-oo,I, . = o.,
with the Mail Train for 80 = u.s. HiSie c"IlhecuhS
,.. PITTSBURG AND TIE WEST
AlVhg IN Plttshurg at II A. NJ; and Chicago atS4Op NJ
CINCINNATI at 10 p. NJ. " e'V "a NJ ana
"a The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily at
~ ing 1T harrisburg at 1910 T. and PittsnrrT af
Y. l. M, ana Chicago at 6I5 A. NJ Cleveland d
NJ columbus at 10 L. NJ; Cincinnati at 3 4 NJ " !
FOE TIE NORTH
ISL me Mail Train leaves Calvert Station daily at IN
a. NJ Sunday eNccpcd arriving in HARRISBURG at II AZ
q NJ MllhaInSport at Z. NJ, Elmira at p NJ and Buf
lal9 AT iuSQ A: NJ, and Dunkirl at 30 A. NJ '
"a Inc BLl1alO and Niagara Express leaves dav
except sunday at 7. NJ, arriving at arrisbr nj
T. NJ lllItmsport at u + NJ, Elma at A NJ and BnfaTo
d luSo A NJ and Dunkirk at II 80 A. NJ This train CON
meets at Elmra with trains for " "''i' 'o"
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA ' W."
Ana AT Buffalo with trains for Suspens Bridge and tbarca
VIA tie treat cStern Railway for all of 0
:, CANADA AND THE WEST AND NORTHWEST
from Washington for the WEST leave nv trains
III 40 A. NJ and j. NJ; and those for the NOI;TTI Nv
als AT i5u A NJ and 40 \. NJ, connccD" with trains IT
Calver6 station at 100 A. NJ, 3 F. VI. aud 6 i NJ ~ "
For ChElS and further and reliable
please Apply al the Ticket Office Calvert Station corner
OF calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore
- -., e. ADREON, Asst Superintendent
j. II. WARNER, Ticket Atrp,,
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Steamboats,.

sE"~@- FOR THE SOUTH
1SseEEz=--zz DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
flllA and BALTIMORE, via the
To >,,r,, hay LINE -
10 NQkh0Ika WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
G$9VENTiy Al GTI6SIIA, ATLANTA, MONT
STRING ARRANGEMENT
DA lily except SanGays,) via
BAY LINE SEA BOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
~, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
Inc Schedule being arranged that the traveller
TO no NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from - '1''
NEW YORK To WI NI\GT0\ n
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SAILED

49, SAILED
Ship Luna (Brem Workmester Bremen in tow of Aiov
brig lionnah BaSh, Matthews, Salem - '
Schr ). K Hammond, Wilson, Cape Mount W C. A. in
tow Of Haswe. W. u ~ III
Schr. Florida, Tall, WILMINGTON. \
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IL IINNDISUN q JU.,
IL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 67 EXCHANGE PLACE,
Baltimore. mrI-tf
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HALL & LONEY,
IL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 30 CCllANAN'S WHARF,
c;, ..,- d. BALTIMORE,
uFe partcua attention to consgnments of Sugar Moas
s S95on Coiee Rice Fish, Provisions Flour Grain, &c
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STRAITON, SANFORD 4 CO.,
d18t l0l Pearl and 81 Stone streets, New York.
INDIA CHINA.-Twelve dinner SETS each con-
tanning one hundred and sxtyone pieces For sale by
THOMAS WHITRIDGE O. IL and Bowly's wharf
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IL ENSE4 JOHNS Il co.
IN Successors to DUER Il JoHNs)
Manufacturers of the
- SILVER SPRING
FAMILY, EXTRA AND SUPER FLOUR.
r ALSO KEEP CONSTANTLY HAND
The Paapsco brand and the best grades of Howard
ana City Mills, Extra and Super, and Rye Flour.
Nos. % and "a COMMERCE STREET,
ocZ!-o BALTIMORE, MD.
iNROCERY AND PRODUCE COMMISSION
~ MERCHANTS.
HENRY GREENWAY G CO.
No. As 5. CALVERT ST.
BALTIMORE
OF LIME. " 'o Ia l L
oc2-u WIN. D. THOMPSON, JR
HOOPER & CO.,
C. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
$500, COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,
hi!-u Baltimore
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| AIDES FRENCH SUN UMBRELLAS.
- have now in store the largest most superb assert
ent OF sun Umbrellas and Parasos in this city ia which
Ian hVe the attention fmy customers and others Also
PIX, Linen and Ivory Fans, Table Oil Cloths Children
Long Combs Twist Comus Hair Tooth Brushes: aides
dress Protectors, Shoulder Braces French arers Sc In
dia Rubber Garden Hose ~o'' III
W. G.. MAXWELL,
No. 209 Baltimore street,
o-.s OF the firm and successor to
ap|'u L. NJ, Punderson Co
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JOIN =; PlCkRELL LEWIS WARRINGTON
JOHN F. PICKRELL & CO.
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ia SMITHS WHARF,
-. Baltimore,
Give attention to ccrsignments of Cotton Rice Sugar, Mo
lasSes Provisions ard Fish, and fill orders Flour Grair
nd Groceries
Liberal advances made ccnsier of Flour, Whea
and Corn to friends in LiverpCCl. auGtf
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s. - p. j. R
SHIELDS & ROCHE

%
is-El IMPORTERS OF
kaEA WINES AND RANDIES,
And dealers in all kinds of DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
No las North HoIUdrd street, BdltiRlOre, Nd.
Always hand large stock of superior Old RYE WITS
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MfrfhanAiss.
4 BSINTHE AND WESTMINSTER

II 100 cases Ahsinthe. Er 6ro'oi1i''
70 do Kirsclwasser EdEaId Pernod
For sale by J. b. CHARR0N X Co, Sole Agents
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CA CP las. McCOLGAN Il BRO,
tlE%El No SARATOGA STREET
sA NEAR GAY.
Have hand and offer for sale all the most approvef
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which they
are prepared to sell the reasonable terms Thry
enumerate in part viz BRANDIES, of different brands il
public stores; HOLLAND GIN; Port, Sherry Madeira ant
Irish Scotch and Pure Old Rye WISKEYS of fine quality
and flavor klMMELL &C, &c all of which the public ar,
in vited to call and examine fnrt hems
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WINES, BRANDlES, GIN, CIGARS, &c
WHOLESALE DEALERS
~ ~ NJ ESTIC LIQUORS, CORDIALS, &c
Cognac and Rochelle Brandies Old Rye Whiskav of different
Pale and Dark. Qualities - " s'
H4oLand TIN. German Tonic Bitters
Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum Peach,
SScocn ana irish Mhlskey: Cherry,
Madeira, Sherry, Port Lisbon, lavender
Malaga, Champagne, and Raspberry SBrandies.
Claret Wines. BLACK berry
Havana and Principe Cigars. Ginger, ~
jy29-tfr Cordia1s vari0uS ,r,,i,ioS
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NmtbanAi,f.

BOND.-Cognac and Rochelle BFandies of
various YintaEes in quarters ocayes Also Madeira
Cheapside. - " T. -
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Mmthnni9.

. HiTE, RUSSIAN, 4 YELLOW COLOGNE
oCkG, 4o W lombard St, 2 doors from Gay fe3-tf
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Foreign and Domestic Marbles furnished the trade q,
loWest RATES apI6-tf
HAVANA CIGARS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
offer for sale in bond, duty paid the following and
brands of Havana Cigars, of their mporton
and received weekly steamers from Havana No orders
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
NUMBER %.

ARSON BRowsLow Axp yss CqrrIR -
Among sthe notables present at the. late
mass .meeting in Lynchburg, Va. called
to express the opinion of the people Of
that section in relation 10 the Harper's
Ferry raid was the we'll known Parson
Brownlow. His remarks on the occasion
were characteristic. A reporter, in mott.
cling the speech. says it was Intensely
southern" and represents the parson as
saying "he would rather be with the Sou,l.
in Pandemonium, than, than with ,hs
abolltionls,s in Heaven The parson al
70 remarked that he intended to give hi.
family instructions not to bury him in a
Yankee coffin but in case of an emergeu-
cy they should be forced to do SO, thrt they
must leave both ends open, so that when
end 6e could crawl oaGf at tie u her: an"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
THE RIVER JORDAN.

A correspondent Of the Utica Herald
thus describes the river jordan:
A line Of green low forest trees betray-
ed the course Of The sacred river through
the plain. So deep is its channel and 50
thick is the farsst that skirts its banks
that ! rode within twenty yards Of it be-
fore casght the frat gleam Of the waters
| Vas agreeably disappointed. had
heard the Jordan described ~ an insipid
muddy stream. Whether it WAS the con-
trast with the desolatlon around or my
fancy that made its green banks so beau
tiful l know not; but it did seem At that
moment Of it, revelation to my longing
eyes the perfection Of calm and loneli-
nsss. 1t is hardly AZ vide as the Mohawk
1t Utica, but far more rapid and impas-
stoned in its flow. Indeed Of all the riv-
srs have ever seen the Jordan has the
6ercest current Its water is by no
means clear, but it as little deserves the
name Of muddy. At the place where |
first saw it tradition assigns the baptism
Of our Saviour, and also the miraculous
crossing Of the children Of Israel on their
entrance into the promised land. Like a
true pilgrim ! bathsd in its waters aud
picked 8 few pebbles from its banks NJ
toklhs of remembrance of the most fa
miliar river in the world. Three miles
below the spot where l now stard the
noble river, itself the very emblem Of life,
suddenly throws itself on the putrid bosom
Of the Dead Sea.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

Tho reports Of our rifles had reached
the cabin, which, % afterwards learned,
was not tveaty rods from whore We camp
ed. The inmatss, numbering some four
teen BY the addition Of smigrants Who had
stopped in the storm, came Out with dogs
and g1ns, and reached the spot but q mo-
ment too late. Blair lad lodged bis axe
80 deeply in tie head Of = wolf that the
corners remained fast, and the others tore
him down. They we're literally shot down
With their fangs holding to the torn flesh
and bis warm blosd jettisg over their
shaggy skins. The mangled body was
taken from them, and I vas cus down
from the tree and carried 70 the cabin.
] wasAll winter recovering from ny in.
jusiss- The e~Akening from that dream
Of death WAS terrible awsEeninH, ana
suffered more than pen caa describe.
Blair WAS buried on the edge of the
prairie, and when l lefi in the spring the
early flowers we're already springing upon
bis grave. The old man rests sweesly un-
der the vide shadow Of the old oak.
l carried the locket to its destination -
The sister clutched it eagerly, and thank
ed me, though hsr heart almost broke un.
der the stroke. ] remained in New York
during the summer, and in the autumn
the sister returned with ms to - Prai-
rie, and We built our cabin within sight Of
the brothers grave. Tho oak 10 now
dead and splintersd, and the spot whore
he died densely covered with an under.
growth, whose vines shut out the light Of
day, aud guard il even from the football of
map or beast. Last week our dog brought
out skull, with the wide yash Of an axe
hit through the top. Quietly, and with
cut the knowledge Of my wife. went ont
aad tossed the momento into the thicksst
growth Of the place.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
COUNTRY MEETING TALK.

An Illinois editor, who sometimes has
an "attack Of photography attended a
country meeting, lately where he took
down the following notes Of different top
les of conversation at the time:
vote for Lovejoy I exclaimed poli.i-
cal aspirant, Indignantly. Id as soon
vote for Vim. Lloyd Garrison himself, load.
ed down as he is with
Two Of the latest beef critters you ev.
or laid your eyes on, interrupted . dealer
in cattle, that | sold for
That horrid yellow dress again ex-
claimed Miss Spruce, in what might have
sounded like a whisper if she had been on
toe other side Of the room; painted too
half an iuSh thick, and wears
Teeth and toe nails to get the Office,
broke in another politician !; 'but the peo.
pie will not trust him again F.; besides be
is
SPAWNED in both hind legs, wind-bro-
ken, and fosndered to boot, as l told Mr..
Jarvis at the time
One teacupful Of butter, two Of sugar,
three Of -four, four eggs, and sprinkle OF
nutmeg makes
Both ends meet when the year comes
round, poor woman for she has got six
children, the eldest one blind, and
mo saddle or bride to ride him with F;
somebody stole it while was gone to Chi
cago after -
'The long promised millennium day
which, we have no doubt, will be brought
out through the ministration Of
Two Dutehmen, hand organ and q
monkey to grind it; and oh it made the
funniest music. and the little figure dane
ed around like
$500 miles of railroad track, and this
At an estimated cost Of
Five cents a dozen. I sold FIVE hens
to Mrs. Wilson, and the hawks carried oil
three, besides any number Of chickens ana
Such handsome ysnng man. and he
dances SO beautiful. Did you ever see a
handsomer pair Of whiskers, or more in
sinuating-'
Handle to my new teapot, and Tommy
declared that he hadn't touched it at all
and knew Emily hadn't for she had been
all the time
Running at the rate Of twenty-five
miles an hour, with no hghts on, and
around curve at that, when the locomo-
tive broke the bridge over
That young Miss Brown that had the
small pox last spring. They do Say she
is going 10 marry
"Two poister dogs and the best gun in
town
The scarlet fever and the whoop:ng
cough, and don't know what he hasn',
had, poor little darling. This is the frs,
time I've taken him out at all since
The Mexican War, which consider
perfectly unjustifable, unless il be on the
ground that
The preacher has come, exclaimed a
boy, and dsposit;ng my report in my poe
ket, proceeded into the school house, to
muse upon the utility Of photography.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

nsT- Christmas is coming, and the chill
dren, little aud grown, expect uice plum
pudding. This is the way TO manufacture
tho Old English Christman Plum Pud
ding -
Take of raisins vel! stoned. eurrants
thoroughly washed, one pound each chop
pound Of sut very finely aud mix with
them add quarter Of pound OF llour,
or bread finely crumhed, three ounces OF
sugar, one ounce of grated lemon peel,
half nutmeg, one tea-spoonlul Of ging.
er, half dozen eggs well beaten. work il
we'll together, put it into cloth and tie
il, allowing room to swel boil tive hours.
1t should no: be suffered to stop boiling.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

D0rSpain is going into her Moorish
crusade with zeal. In late speech the
Queen said:
"All my Jewels must be valued and sold
if necessary, for the success Of the holy
enterprise. My private pa.rimony muss
b disposed Of for the good and glory oi
my subjects. l will reduce my expsndi
ture. An humble collar will bedeck my
neck moro hecomingly than collar ol
diamonds, If the latter can be made use OF
to defend and to elevate the renown oi
our Spain"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

r-..A~.a a. ~
n1ss1 nnH ss.h,s . sns th.ase, .s So 1om'
Which shsItsred vou snS ma
But none were there 10 ere,t ne. Tom.
And An vere ieft 10 NOV.
That pls ,ed With M upon The Rreen.
just tventv veara .eo.
I..sssot.S us. :. sHen' o's' io"'
with spirits Just es raw.
But the master sleeps nnon The hill.
Which coated DER With anov.
Afforded us a sliding place.
Some twenty ysars To.
-. ,s ..s,
Tha ~ hsn.So. .O.s1 a,.s s~
Our psnkniyss had defAc.d
The same old bricks are In the walls:
The hell swings to-aud fro;
It's music's just the same dear Tom.
Twas twenty years ago,
~. .,r.. 4, Ann
The vil,ovs IN ths "a.
The stssan, appears less vide
The grape vine swing is ruined nov.
Where once We PLAYED the beaux.
And Nv ung our sweet hearts-pretty rfrls
Some twenty years ago.
~. .,,. 49,. .....,. ,u,
T,ol" ~ .h" s... uuoSo1 '"s "'ls'
That We could scarcely reach,
And STOPPING down 20 ret drink,
Dear Tom, 1 started sol
To see how much that had chaneed.
Since twsuty wears apo.
Y ue spIIus, uPon an VIM
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

We have been using for few weeks
paper made at the Btltansport mill. The
quality is not rs good as .e could wish,
They can make better raper-they have
done it-and we hope will again before
We get through with the stock We have on
yn hand = keosanqaa Rep.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

An Indiana journal says that competent
Judges estimate the corn crop Of the " s.
tor the present year, at niue hundr.d mil.
lions Of bushels, which at forty cents per
bushsl would b. worth threo hundred and
sixty millions Of dollars,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

0Snty Judge-JOHN z. ALLISON.
TreasSr.r and Recorder-CHAS +. HEDGES.
Clerk District Gpurt-I. N. FIELD.
Sher;H-WM. II. FRAME.
School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G. LINlNGER.
Drainage Gm.--LUTHER WOODFORD.
6srpsyor-JOHN X. COOK.
Cbroner-L. D. LcTILLIER.
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Rates Of Advertisin4s

when the number Of insertions is not specified, ad-
vertiseme win be marked tll forbid, and charged
oil price. Business Cards are excepted.
Cash In advance will be required on all advertise
rents, except where special contract has been made
to the contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
CITY GOVERNMENT.

Ncyoy-wM II. BIGELOW.
Reoorder-CHAS. B. RUSTIN.
AlyskaI-P. W. PRITCHARD.
Tren.wrsr-WM. n. JOY.
Supsrriser-JAMES BASTON.
Aidermen-Ftra Wdrd-JNO. FITZG1BBON, JNO.
AAGY, FRANKLIN WIXON.
tseond W,frd-A. r. APPLETON, II. c. TIFfY
g. X. NDOUGALL. -
Third Words H. CAsADY. N. c. HUDSON.
Fourth Wurd-C. X POOR, HENRY CORDUA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
BANKING
AGENCY OFFICE
-OF-
@ T. o II G. Il w e A R e.
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.


COLLECTIONS made and remitted at current rate,
" of Exchange-Money invested-Particular at
tention given to the payment Of Taxes and location
Of Land Warrants All orders connected with Gen
ersl Banking Agency and Collection business will re-
ceive prompt and accurate attention.
will enter Government Lands In Iowa or Nebras
ka for the following fees:With gold, five per cent
For locating iso acre land w.t. $lo land Office fees =
" so I" " 8; 2
40 s; l.
NIB. All locations made by me upon lands 20.
lected by reliable Surveyor from personal inspsc
ton.
charge for the purchase and sale Of Real Estate,
loaning money upon real estate security, per cent
BY permisson, Irefer to the following parties with
whom have done business:
Park Bank, New York city.
Messrs. Kissam Taylor, N. Y. City.
" Knauth Nachod 4 kuhne, do
Spencer, vils & Co, Boston.
& Chas Camblos Co.. Philadelphia.
" Clark. Bros. 4 Co., st. Louis.
W. II. Barksdaie L Co., do
" Macklot & Corbin, Davenport, Iowa.
" Markell' Darrow L Co., Dubuque, Iowa.
F.G Adams, Esq, Chicago,
E.Dnmont, Esq, indianapolis, Indiana,
I.G. Lash. Esq. Salem, n. C.
Bank of Seneca Falls. Seneca Falls NY.
Weare. Carpenter 4 Co, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
August I. 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
TOWNSHIP>O OFFICERS.

Justie.. Of tn. Raee-JAMEs NJ. BACON, T. A
wILMANS. -
Trustses-E. X. ROBINSON, \. c. SANBORN, JNC
yITZGiBB0N.
Clerk-E. l.. STONE.
Assessor-A NJ HUNT.
Superrtsor-JOHN ". LEWIS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

rERNs or sUBsCRIPTfoN-Tw Dollars year
always In advance: fer six months, One Dollar /;
fsr three months, Fifty Cents
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24

JOB WORK-IIaving an extensive assortment Of the
latsst styles Of job aud Gard types We prepar-
"a = do oil kinds of job Printing In the best style
Of the art.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-24
aoskAf MANS. .....................Jo JOHN p AliieoI
MEANS, ALLISON & CO.
zeal Estate 7BrokctS,
BANKERS,
EMIGRANT AGENTS,
. SIOUX CITT IOWA,

VTIILL give their personal attention 70 selecting
w and entering vacant lands in the Sioux City,
Dakots and Northern Nebraska LAud Districts, with
cash warrants-procuiisg Deeds for Lots in Sioux
City and its Additions-paying Taxes upon city and
county property for non nresidents-loanng Money on
rood security at western rates Of interest," invest.
ing In property for distant deaers-colectne Bills
and Notes and remtting proceeds promptly at the
current rates Of Exchange
We will also act Commissioners for the States Of
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts,.
Al letters Of inquiry answered promptly.
July q, 1858.
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WIyHOLEsALB apd retail dealers in Stoves and
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sn< oAsse Irss wsr., Fssrt street, si,u1 city, Iowa
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nEALER In Hardware and Cutlery, Bar Iron and
i J Steel, Agricultural Implsmsnts, sign Of the
Mn sav, Pearl street, Sioux City, lows.