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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

CLEARED.

s@ua CLEARED.
Steamship Granada Griffin HavanamM Roberta ,n.
Steamship Roanoke Couch Norfolk. ac-Ludlan HeIne-
Steamship Potomac. Watson. Portland--H b Cromwell 4
Ship Good Hope, Miller san Francisco-wm Coleman /
Ship Britannia, Pasten, sayannah-,J Q Baker4co
Bark Lhlias, Gilmore, Turks Islands-Wash, Carver 4
Rs Mssn SssFa gS
s ss S.d E s lssn m%pr Co.
schr sqaIrss squires' Mssnzas-J 8T 4 : Webster.
ser Flee. Wing jayne MossMSecreaay so Co.
sehr Smith, Wyatt, charieston-Mccready Mot. Co.
sehr W IL Smith, Scot, Wilmington, Nc-accready, Mot,
schr H MoIer, Alien Petersburg-van Brunt slaght
Sssr
sloop Brown Carr, Proyidence--Master.
ARRIVED.
s,eamship Bremen {srem) Vessels Bremen Oct l. South
ampton a. with mdse and ess epcks Kept
Very heavy westerly gales 9th inst il AM
passed steamship supposed the Borussa hence for Ham
Steamship Florida Crcwel, savannah with mass and pas
nailed steamship Daniel webster hence for Havana
Steamship Georges Creek, eager Baltimore. with mdse to
ssp Harriet Jessie of Boston, Cray Manila 49,
bark Doorga NAMES steering Sc with loss mizen top.
Ship Thryone States Cof CAMDEN Smart BRISTOL 50 days
with railroad IRON to master Had very heavy westerly
sshp Ess, s.rSai nasqo, ayres arg = with
passed bark Boynon, Miller from Boston for Monevideo
sg svs saoi
exandra for San Francisco, ashore Smiths Point Chesa
Aug
IS with marble 6c to w Elwe Il Co. 18th inst 81,
for 81 Thomas.
Bark Roanoke, Thompson, Bahia, Sept H. with sugar to
Kirkland Won Sachs
Bark Rosa GiaD calcayno, ciudad Bolivar % days. with
hides DC. to Moler Rera vessel to Aymar 4 Co.
Brig Col Coggns Coggns Seuvits Oct with sugar &C.
toe 4 f Peters.
Brig Jessie r Perchard PaspabIac NIB q days with fish,
to Sken IrOnslde 4th inst lat 49, lon 90 pass ed full
figure head painted white 18TH of Sable Island passed
ships iongboat.
schr zoaave Br Hannaford Malaga, 40 days with fruit
Jas Robinson
schr Kingfsher Holmes Jacmel o days with coffee and
wood, to order.
Schr A Mason, Corson, Georgetown. sc, days.
Schr Crenshaw Moss, Richmond 4 days
Schr p Horn, Apologize Petersburg, days.
Schr Geo Washington, Sherman Norfolk, 3 days.
Schr Carlton Jayne, Smith, Norfolk, 3 days
Schr Wheaton, Horton Elzabethport for Provi Ience
Schr Ontario, Sawyer, fremont days
Schr Meona Young, Provincetown, 2 days
Schr Golden Eagle Kelsey, Black Rock 2 deys
Slocp Thos Hull, Hull Providence.
Steamer Ospray, Kenney, Providence.
BELOW
Bark Adelaide Cooper, from -.
SAILED
Steamships Granada Havana; Star of the South Savannah
Roanoke, Norfolk &c.
Wind during the day SW to NV fresh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

CaDauan was neAvy, WIN safes OF ABOUT ~ pntr~ -
s. 25 50 e. Southern less buoyant, and common
grades rather easier The transactions footed up aboa
300 bbls, closing withn the above range OF prices
Whea-The inactive and prices favored par
chascrs. Sales Of 800 bushels choice white Western
made at 81 a. and 200 bushels red State at 81 Is
Corn was inactive, but firmly held, with sales OF 400
bushels at 00c Rye was hrm with sales Of 500 bush
els at 00c Barley quiet and prices unchanged Oats
firmly held at 43c. 43hc for State al 43hc
i4c for Western and Canadian.
CoFrKE-The auction sale Of Rio held TO day, quality
considered, which was common was considered Q very
good and spirited one The catalogue embraced about
6,li3 bags, which sold at lo1sc al25sc average 4c,
showing an advance Of &c. &c per b. and go bags
Maracaibo sold at &c. 12ysc. Messrs. Scott Son In
their circular give the following of stocks for the
week ending day Stock Of Rio Santos the llth
oct 1852 6o4 bags received since TO date coastwse
(Santos) llS6 bags total S. 7S9 bags. Sales and ship
ments for the week estimated at 3i9 bags Stock Of
Rio and Santos the 18th day Of Oct 1862 IS 40 bags
Maracabo, $685. Ceylon 1856; Java mats % goo gov,
bags, 1850; ST. Domingo coffee, ESQ bags Costa RIGA,
643 total bags and mats, 90 427. The stock Of Rio
Oct 18th at New Orleans was p 900 bags; Baltimore,
81 000 Philadelphia, 600 Get. 18th New York; IS 470
Among the movements were 600 bags, the balance Of
the Brazllerio's cargo, owners account, TO New
Orleans. .tt
CoTToS.--The market was stronger, and the sales
braced about 800 400 bales closing with arm
ness the basis Of the following quotations.
NVyvv nnH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

~ ths week, et1 toms The demand for coal improv-
eg 70 some EXTENT but In consequence VI proes
neely necessary 70 do having been discontinued the GO
nerA impression that the coleries In this region in
hsr present situation, cannot produce over $4,000 tons
week, even II the demand should exceed that amount
and Judging nom present appearances, but few coleres
viii be put In proper order during the winter for next
years basiness, unless there Ia strong prospect OF
change In the trade next year. MI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS
Expire cIrv-Frm New York ID, arriving n Havana III
and New orssns l0h From New Orleans 10Th, Havana Sd
arriving ~ New York 18Th
cA.iwsA-From New York l2h, arriving Havana 18th
and New Orleans 10Th from New Orleans 9TH Havana 3Oh
arriving NJ New York Sd.
PuuApxiPMA-From New York 18th, arriving at Havana
"a and New Orleans 18th New Orleans 9th Havana
~ arriving u New York 18th
DE HoroFrom New York 9TH arriving Havana LIST and
irving q New York 18th.
Qu1xEs CIrrFrom New York Oct Is arriving at Havana
sob: From Havana Nov arriving at New York 9Th The
Quaker City sails from New York every 20 days
BWhen he above dates fs Sunday the viii
sail on Monday, except from New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

4. 80 s2a is0,s7i i2,sio,o7b e,s7s,s4s IS $50 ,277
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

Tie number II deaths compared with the correspond
nr weeks Of 1857 and 1855 and Of last wcck fol
'nWr'-~
Week ending October IL, 1851. 40 Decrease. "A
October 10, 1858 ...... 430 Decrease. 81
Oct 49, sss Deaths fro" sssSa'e a'ssss
IN addition 10 The above there 20 stillborn.
DANIEL T. DELAvAN, City Inspector.
Cr hsrhcToR's DEPARTMENT, NEw YoKK, Oct IL 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Uct M " ~
AsHm-The saes embraced ~ q 30 bbis., Ia.
GLIDING pots and pearls, al Sac. for both sorts.
BRxApsTryrr-Flour-rh The market some less bauy
ant for common and medium grades o State and wcssrn
brands, while the demand moderate for al desrrtp
tons The sales embraced about 5000 bbls closing
wibin the RANGE If the fpliowi py nrie.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19
Sales or Real Estate.

ID.
House and lot s. Perry st., q It. Ain, Factory
ST., iSAtC... 20 ,ouu
Four lots s. ADD st. 200 sth av, 25xos seach AIS
BY E. Fl. Ludlow & Co.
House and lot 34th st. 215 IT, of I'd av, 25x9S9 300
House and lot 32d ST.. 170ft. LIST ay 1SxoS9 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19
Report OF Dealt

WceKIy TNepOrC U1 OeAthB
In the city and county Of New York. from the Sth TO tho
18th day Of October, 1859.
Men, 96; women, IL boys, JOG; girls 93.Total 366.
Adults, 1e7; children, 1885, males, 2o2; females, 1874
Colorcd persons 8.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

The Dubuque North Vest says: 1--WE
learn from Plat, Smith, Esq, who ha.
just returned from the East, that there is
strong probability that the work Of the
Dubuque and Pacific Railroad will soon
be resumed, and the road completed to
Independence BY the first Of December
next. Some Of the eastern Londholders
have subscribed and promised to dvance
$4,000 Of the funds requisite for the
work. An arrangement has also been
made BY which $4,000 worth Of land
may BE- made to apply on : contract for
iron. The whole cost Of completing the
road to Independence i estimated q.
$l95,OOO, and it will be necessary to
raise portion Of this amount 10 Iowa.
That some funds caa he raised on the line
OF the road is unquestionably true. The
present bountiful crops will enable many
farmers to pay up old subscriptions or to
make new ones, and many men 10 other
branches Of business will, from the indi-
rect benefit Of the good crops this year,
be enable to give this road that material
aid which they would have extended to it
last year had not tho late hard times'
prevented them from doing so."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04


This Distinguished gentleman, with his
hnily, retssasd 70 tile city on Saturday
MT. We arc happy % say, that thar arc
IN in the enjoymsst Of excellent health.
It i also : source Of peculiar pleasure
70 announce, y W kaow il will - I
pleasure to Democrats everywhere to hear.
that Gen. Dodge accepts the nomination
so unanimously and enthusiastically ten.
dered him by the Democracy of Iowa
that he stands fair and square upon every
plank Of the platform-and that be will,
1t an early day, enter upon The canvass
with oil the energy. ability and ssel which
has ever characterized him - ~ stand
ard bsarer of the Iowa Democracy. All
who know him can readily foretsll the glo
rious issue Of the coming contest. We
predict for him . hearty reception every.
where among the people, and trium-
phaut victory at the polls. II will do the
people good TO see MAN among them
once more--one worthy Of their respect,
their confidence and their support Wsr
6a1ts 80
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

From The following paragraph, wbie.
we 6nd in the New York Tribune, it will
be seen that the fame Of the "philosopher
of ye white coat" has reached Mexico,
and thrown the patriots Of that quasi Re.
public into paraxisms Of fear: VII.
IA Log Angeles correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Bulletin states that . Cali
tornia paper started canard to the effect
that Horace Greeley Of the Tribune was
on his way to California to tsxe command
Of all the various rag, tag and bobtail fill
busters to be found there that Henning-
sen and Walker would join him with forces
cole. I'D in tie Atlantic States; and tina,
Ii whole horde. under the supreme CON-
.nand Of the aforesaid Greeley, would in
wade Mexico and usurp the government Of
that Republic. A copy Of this paper fell
in,o the hands Of the commander, At Ma
zatlan. and he at once issued proclama
ton informing the people that "One Ho'
race Greeley, most diabolical, blood
thirsty and unmercitul man--worse thar
the infamous Walker. or even the minions
OF Miramon--a man whose every name
struck dread TO the hearts Of thousands il
the United States, so many were his crime.
and so terrible was his CONDUCTS now a.
the head Of the most extensive band OF
-6libusters ever collected, and on his wa,
to Mexico I" He then exhorts the people
,prcpare themselves for instant action
"a eonc!u6es thus: This dangerou.
pa !, Aos,1re pe'igrose) is not of the corn
mo. 'choolof tilliausters ;sthey wish fo
pluude' -bs Tor blood and murderou!
deedA.' On
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

Last week we briefly noticed Dc ~
that l.. D. FARMER had opened q new
store, in the house lately occupied BY
FRosr, Topp L Co. Since that time We
have visited the establishment, and satisfi
ed ourself that bis stock Of goods-in va.
risfy, style and quali'y--is fully up to the
demands of the country. His goods being
entirely new, having been purchased from
manufacturers and wholesale merchants
but few weeks ago, the purchaser can
rely upon getting a good and fresh article.
Mr.. Psis o'ahead, lively and efficen.
business man, and we have no doubt he
will meet with that success which should
ever be the reward Of useful industry.
We noticed behind the counter, a.
principal salesman, our old friend DR.. c.
NJ. kENSA, than whom more agreeable
gentleman or popular salesman cannot be
found anywhere. He is at home behind
the counter, always with pleasant word
and anything else in our line to- day ?"
and the placidity of his good nature is
never disturbed by being unable to feet
. sale, after hauling all the goods off the
shelves to satisfy the curiosity of an in
quisitive customer. Go and see him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

BARNUM ON THE AMERICAN EAGLE.-P
T. Barnum delivered . Fourth Of July
Grafton at Bridgeport, Conn. Here 10 an
extract:
The American Eagle is considerable Of
bird-may she fly forever-bus il every
vagabond who can stuff ballot boxes and
swindle his way into Office is allowed to
pluck feather; if the bird of liberty is
to be despoiled by unprinciplsd politicians
If she 10 to extend her wings over the
slave~rade and piracy If she is to protect
reputation, and be made responsible for
all the crimes which Congressional. legis.
lstive, and municipal bodies can commit,
she will soon be naked Is . we'll dressed
turkey.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

Cous 10 Dakots-you hard WORKING,
hoasee but poor farusr. This il the placu
for you. Why viii ron remain upou he
wcra-ou. and .t,rii. land. Of YOUR fore
fathers, and toll away the bes. portion Of
your exssterce lbr ! hare .ubs;stevcs,
when mon The fsrt;le nr,;r;e. and IN In
rich v.llev. az D.tots N.,ure h.s nro-
y;ded f.,.. 4. ,or ,..d,.n.a. f.ou,
which vou can RAN . h.,,.., v;,h h.il
n. iah6x -, .re nv .,n..a;n. ~,
,h.,, 4 80. Ia, ,a.a 20 ~
Cam. ~ n.Lo,.-,o. mo-, &c n.,,.
In vo.r ,hon..ra. ,.;n. ;d,. - SO.
NJ. go. 49,. - !. ". ;.u..,-..
49, - ..f.s 60 -. 80. c.
~, "a NJ. !. - t.,;,a -. ~ 49,. ~.
y. -. ~ of
nm. $780,. q. ~. "a - :.,
A. 49,. "a !. III - -.
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nm. ;, n..o..,,, u., .t..,.
t,.,,,r. ~, -. 10. a.. ~ !. ~. 49,.
fn.n.;., g.. -. -. q
,,. &s =. :, a.. " .,,,~:,
=. - .a. ."u y '"ao'
I'm -, ss $50 $3.50 ''..s'' .'.''
'"A' n'ss JOY, 'o'ss' Jour 'a'e "'''oF
g.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

Pursuant to call for Convention to
BE- hsld At smithland, in Woodbury. Co.,
on the 18th day Of July, 1859, for tho
purpose Of appointing = delegate to attend
the Senatorial Convention, to be held 1t
Sac City; also, two delegates to attend
the Representative Convention, to be held
At Smithland, on the 18th Of August, -.
Upon motion of Abel Smith, James
Mcdonald was called to the Chair, aud
E. Todd, was chosen Secretary.
Moved that Samuel r. Day he appoint.
ed delegate to attend the Senatorial
Convention by reclamation. Carried.
Moved that E. Todd and J. L. Skellen-
ger b appointed delegates to attend the
Representative Convention. Carried.
Moved that the Senatorial delegate be
instructed to support FIRST, . candidate
from Woodbury. county, second from
Cherokee, and third from Mossna.-
Carried.
Moved that the delegates 70 ths Repre-.
sentative Convention be instructed to
support FIRST, candidate from Woodbury.,
(ahould the Senator not come from this
county, second from Cherokee, and third
from Plymouth. ii 81,
Moved that the proceedings d die
meeting be published in the Sioux City
Register and Eagle. 80
Moved that The meeting sdjo. RI. Car
ried.
LANES MCDONALD, Prsss.
E. Tom, Sec'y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

The, Democracy of California have
nominated the following ticket:
For Governor-M. S. Latham.
Fog Lisss. 0overnor-Dr. Downey.
For Congress Northern District.
G. Burch. Southern District-Chas. L.
Scott.
For Supreme Jadge-W. ". Cope, Of
Amador.
/ For Attorney Geasral-Thos. II. VIII
liams, Of FL Dorado. VI
For Clerk Supreme Court-Charles s.
Fairfax.
For Treasurer Findley, oil
Yuba.
For Comptroller-S. H. Brooks.
For Surveyor General-Horsce A.
Higley.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion-A. J. Monlder.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
Death to aSA yerAtn2i

! 1t is truly wonderful with what Ger Va
rats, reaches, Mice, Moles, Ground
Nice, bed-bugs, ants, moths, mosquitoes,
| tle.s, insects on animals, in short every
species Of vermin, are utterly destroyed BY
Cos;ar's' Rat, Roach. dc, Erterminotor.
Costos's' Bed.bny Erterminator,
Costar's' Electric Ponder, for ir"es'' de.
(the only infallible remedier .nown
j. C. Cover, ed. Iera'd Lancaster,
Wis. I'VE b;c'!y recommend the Exter.
Mnre o.. and provisions are destroyed
.-"IafIy in Grant county by vermin,
than would pay for tons Of this rat killer
and insect Ex., yet a hnndredth part Of
the value of such property laid out in
"Costars" Ext, would save oil from loss."
W. Curtis, lDruggist) Oakland. ILL.,
1--WE received the box-care Blaksley, st.
Louis--it gives great satisfaction whsrev-
er tried-is q dead shot every time snd
no mistake"
Osborn h Parsons. Tafton, Wis. "Your
rat, roach Exter., is all sold. 1t gave uni-
versal satisfaction
George Rose, lDruggist) Darlington, o.
81 have been selling your Ext. for he last
ycAIs htu nave uOt AuOWu u 10 lAll In n
single instance.
r Wright, Druggist Troy, Ohio. "
have sold out all the rat, roach, Ext. The
Rat Killer is in great demand"
Principal depot 4lO Broadway, New
York.
All whole druggists in New York are
agents.
Wholesale agents in all the large cities,
Druggists aud dealers everywhere sell
them.
10000 boxes sold per week in N. York
alone.
Beware Of spurious limitations. Exam.
inc each box, bottle or hask, and take
nothing but "Costar's"
81 90 boxes can be sent BY mail, fsuf.
6cient to destroy the vermin on any pre-,
mises.
81 90 sample packages Il do.,) By q.
press to dealers.
For agencies, send for circular, tsr.s
&C., DC.
Wholesale Agents for Illinois, wiseo,.
sin, Iowa, kc., NJ. Blsksslsy, and osAsrs.
St. Louis, No.; ]. II. Reed 4 Co, CAica.
60, ILL.,; h. Bosworth 3 Soss, Milkanhss,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

We learn that Hon. Z. A. Thompson,
President elect Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Dubuque and Pacific r. r. Co., will
be in Dubuque about the 18th or 9th Of
this month to investigate the affairs of the
Company preparatory to pushing on the
road. The high reputation which pre-.
oedes Mr. T. will secure the confidence OF
this community in tho soandoess Of any
measures be may proposs.-Dabmqxe Her.
aid.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

Court week has brought quite mum.
Der OF strangers to our city, among whom
are Hon. CHAs. H. TEST, of Lafayette,
Ind; District Attorney HOWE, of Spirit
Lake JOHN A. KAssoN, Of Des Moines
besides several others whose names we
have not learned. Mr.. Test is EMPLOYED
BY the Court House clique Mr.. KAssox
is on the opposite side.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

~ The sale Of Government lands a,
Dakota City closed on Saturday last. The
Herald says that but little land has been
sold, and that only to the settlers. There
has been no Spectators here to bid on
lands. or to enter them at private entry.
Nearly all the pre-smptors had perfected
their right prior to the sale, and those who
we're not able to do 80 for want of means,
will probably yet have chance to secure
their claims and not lose their time and
Improvements. The Register and Re-
ceiver will do all that they can consisten,
with their official obligations to aid these
persons in securing their land who have
made claims, and from the financial diff
cu't'es Of the county were disappointed in
obtaining the means to pre-. empt."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

@r Hon. B. BArEs, Mayor Of Dakots
City. has been appointed by the Supreme
Court Of the Territory United States Com
missioner for the Dakota District. In
addition to the above office-,he duties OF
which he will doubtless discharge with his
characteristic promptness and ability-,he
Col. has upon bis shoulders the RESPONSE
hiIit'es of the Offices Of Mayor and Post
Master Of Dakota City. Notary Public,
Secretary Of the City Company, &c, be-
sides all which he is capable Of taking
care Of a great many responsibilities which
he ought 10 have. The Col. is all right.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

We are Rrati6ed to hear from men

We are grati6ed to hear from men Of
oil parties, high commendations Of the
manner in which Judge HUBBARD dis
patches business. Courteous and res
pectfal to the attorneys, yet he "holds
sbsm 70 their work." and allows no waste
o. time in unnecessary pickering and
Aa'thnd'ng. The docket has already
SseD cleared Of . large amount Of bust
ness, and the prospect is that before the
term closes oil i.igasts will have q
lheasiae.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

OakOeo Domocrot,0
Il the nane sf the pioneer Newspaper ia
Dakota Territory-an exceedingly nsak
spiey end ably edited sheet, publislGG r.
Sioux Fails City. BY s. J. AIss,czt. n
,-shs 6rss number Of ves1hpads ~ 8.
pearasce on tie 18th n establish
msas Of nswspapes upca - ground
which but few months ago was isdis-
turbed By the industry Of the white man,
and where the Indian and wild animal
held undispssed sway, is but anosls evi-
dence Of the progressive spirit Of tho "a
and the achievements Of . people whose
wstchword 10 PRooREss, and whoss velun,
tary mission it is to subdue the wilderness
and cause il 70 "bud and blossom a. tie
rose." But few years viii suffice to
build up busy marts Of trade and com,
merce in Dakota Territory, where nov
there is nought but the rude hut of me
adventuresome pioneer, aataefore another
generation has taken the plaa ~ -
present, it will contain an eupis1 d b
wealth and population. Who knows bui
Nat the Democrat, with it's neatly printed
pages Of five columns each, is but thpre
cursor, by . few years, Of an imposing
daily, when the lit.le!hand press will be Sc,
aside to make room for rafting, clauk-
ing Hoes cylinder.
The Demoesat, as its name Indicates
has espoused ths cause Of the only con.
sti'utional party inths country, and prom
Uses 10 adhere 10 he Democratic faith
whenever it shall have occasion 70 enter
the arena Of politics. 1t. columns are
well filed with local matter, md altsee,h.
| sr y ~ very readable paper. The p.ice
u sxhecPiption is 81 SO . year.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

CHAs. B. RUsrlN and lady, and JOIN
CrRRTER, returned to Sioux City las,
week, from their bridal tours throu oh the
East. Mr.. CuRRIER was no: accom- panied
by his wife, but we learn that he intends
to return for her early this autumn. with
the intention Of making Sioux City his
permanent home.
And still they GOMEZ DR.. VIM. R.
SMITH and lady came in the stage yester-
d"v morning also the family Of GEORGE
WEARE, Esq, who have been spending
several months among their friends in the
eastern part of the State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
RePsblican Paper.

We learn that the Republican party in
this county have about perfected arrange
ments for the establishment of paper in
this city. Mr.. LOGAN. At present of Con-
cord. Nebraska, will have charge Of the
paper.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

~ At the Republican Convention in
Sioux City last week. Messrs. G. w. RY.
ALL. and 7. J. SroSE were appointed to
represent. this township in the Representa-
tive Convention. which meets at Smith
land on the 10Th Of August. We UNDER
stand that Messrs. Hosklxs and PENpIr.
TON, Of Woodbury., and SHERw,S. of Che.
rokee, will be competitors for the somina-
ton before the Convention,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04
Magazine.

Godey's for August, is on our table,
filled as usual with useful and interesting
reading matter, and embellished with SUI
Perior engravings. Terms So 90 a year
We have also received Ar,hur's Home
Magazine for this month. This is the
best two dollar magazine in the country,
and there should be copy in every family
Both Of the above magazines are pub
lished ia PHILADELPHIA,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-04

No. Hon. F. NJ. MooRE returned to
Sioux City, q few days ago. He is At
present residing At Leaveuworth City, but
we hope soon to see him and his accom-,
plished lady take up their residence per-
manently in Sioux City.