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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
STATE AID.

One Of the mo.t important questions
that will come before the next Legislature
il the project agitated last winter Of grant
ing to our railroads the means of early
advancement and completion. Several
leading journals have already taken po-
eition in this matter and are urging its
careful consideration upon the members
Of The coming Legislature. The idea Of
interesting the State in such . project eth
er directly or indirectly is extremely dan.
gerous and should be approached with very
great caution. A rigid system, of econ omy,
freedom from Debt, or responsibility for
tire debts o. others is the true pulley Of q
State rs well as-of the individual. And 10
proportion as there 10 departure from thi.
psiicy will financial prosperity DO enbar-
raised. creAitimpaircd and energy crsmped
We should be quite as unable TO endure
the heavy taxation, with which railroad
debt would curse US. ~ we are 10 prosper
without railroads. Taxation would fright.
en- more from our borders than roads,
which would not for some time be self-sus
tanning, could possibly entce hi,her.
AT present Iowa bonds are at premium
aud form reliable banking basis, but glut
the market with bonds issued for railroad
purposes and woald they not become dee
preciated, and be made by "sharpers = =
banking basis and thus carry to our money
system The same arrangement and ruinous
insecurity from which Minnesota is new
sstfaring. In addition to the above we
think that the Constitution in spirit, if not
in letter, meets the State aid proposition
With veto at the outset.
We are anxious as any one for the early
completion Of our railroads, and are aware
that such result would be quite as beue.
fetal to this as any other section Of Iowa,
but we profe.s to entertain serious doubts
Of the policy and wisdom of the measure
and means proposed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
now THE ADDLlTlON DOCTORS
DISAGREE.

Greedy, ia his labored defoese or u a.
sassin Brown, says that he vas driven into
his present course by the cohducs of the
!" Border Rufians;r ihat he had gsss -
Kansas ~ . pescAble ciiizea TO selalA kne
was attacked By IL pro slavery mn, his
property destroyed, &c. All this md rem.
dered him desperate and made him ssx-
icus for vengeance. The argamsnt u
Greedy is ergo, the Bordar Rulfians" are
responsible Tor the Harper's Ferry conspi-
rasy. Now all this stuff is kicked over
both by Brown himself and his dear friend
james Rsdpath, . correspondent of the
Tribune. Brown said. in recent CONVEX
sation with Senator Mason, "tLat he did
nj 20 u Kassas to seHie, but because Of
the difficulties. Now, hear what Redpath
says, shish entirely cossoboxaiss shat
Brown says Of himself: -,.r.t,...,
For thirty years be Brown secretly
cherished the idea Of being the leader Of
seville instruction; the American Moses.
predes,ined by Omnipotence to lead the
. servile nation in our southren States TO
freedom il necessary, through the Red
Sea of civil war, Or hercer war Of races.
~ WAS NJ Whu ioea cOnUectSO ~ y
fair 10 Ohio but mighty purpose, born
of religious convictions, which be nour.
isbed half lifetime. When the horizon
Of freedom looked gloomy in Kansas, he
took leave of his wife and younger child
ren, and, with several Of his sons-four or
five Of ,hem-went out to Kansas. He
thought that the hour was approaching for
his work to begin" M-5
Now we see what all Greely'a excuses
for Old Brown amount TO. II il proved
conclusively that he went to Kansas not
as Il peaceful settler, but for the purpose
Of doing Just rhdt he has done in Virginia.
and the Republican" preachers and poll
.iciaus supplied him there with Shsrp's
rifles to do what ne has now done. Ac-
eording to Redpath, his purpose has always
been the same. Surely this relevstion
throws some great light upon Kansas af-
fairs. and proves what has often been con
tended, that the Black Republicans I"
supported these wretches in Kansas for the
purpose Of forcibly attacking the institu-
tions Of the South. OF course thousands
were deluded into belief that it W oil
done as defense against the Missourisns,
but the leaders knew better oil the the
time.-Day Book. .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
NEW YORK ELECTION,
New YoKK, November

New IoKK, November 9.
The Tribune figures out ,h, result OF
the election in the State yesterday, as fol-
lows: The five State officers on the
American and Republican tickets are Ger.
tainly elected. This includes the Comp
sroller, Attorney General, State Treasurer
and Judge and Clerk Of the Court of Ap,
peaIs.
The other four officers on the State tick.
ct remain in doubt, but the Republicans
are probably elected. The new Senate j,
undoubtedly Republican, probably by an
increased majority, and the Assembly is
also strongly Republican.
The county officers elected are three,
fourths Republicans.
The city elects one Republican Sc, ator
which is Democratic loss. The Mozar,
Hall, or ex Mayor Wood Democratic nom.
inees. fall very far behind the Tammany
candidates.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19

The Sioux City Register 10 the very
best newspaper on our exchange list
Omaha Ncbraska".
If our Dakota friends want good news
paper, let them subscribe for the Sioux
City Rsgis:er.-Dakota CITY Herald.
DIscoNTINuEp.--Th Sioux City Eagle
has been discontinued, and the Office ma.
terial purchased and added to the Register.
They are now able to get up pretty good
paper there; and would i! it were not for
its 'blasted" politics. Otherwise i, is an
excellent county paper. and well worthy
the patronage Of the citizens of Woodbury..
Magnolia Rep.
A MADISON PRINTER TURNED UP.-
VIM. Frenzy, Esq, formerly Of the Argus
L Democrat office, in this city, has pur-
chased the Sioux City Iowa Eagle es-
tabishment and has associated himself
with Maj. +. NJ. Ziebach in the pubica.
ton Of the Sioux City Register. Frenzy
is a good practical printer and will no
doubt prove a valuable accessory to the
press of Iowa. We wish oil due success.
Madison Wis. Journal.
UNlTED.--The Eagle and Register of
Sioux City are united-the Eagle will
cease to spread itself as an aquiline bird.
but will mix its blood and genealogy with
an Object Of the nen.er gender-to wit !:
The Register; and the eagle will keep q
register Of it's own weekly doings. Gentle
men, sincerely. not though. of disrespect
to you by all this. You have been lead.
ing the van Of the Democracy to . late
noble issue. You have our best wishes
that you may advocate pure Democracy.
make money. live in peace, and be blest
with many-children.- Clarion.
We are pleased to learn by the Sioux
City Register that our old friend and fell
low traveller, to p. P.,) VIM. Frenzy,
Esq, has become connected with Maj. +.
NJ. Ziebach, in The publication Of that
sound Democratic paper. The Major in
introducing our friesd. says that "he is an
uncompromising Democrat" That's nat
ural enough-as he is . genuine lrishman
well, we acknowledge the korn. We
have been weighed in the balance and
found wanting-to palm ourselves OF as .
pure ndtire.
Bill we wish you success, life, liberty
aud happiness, in the pursuit OF your sub.
scribers. The Register is booked for .
Irregular" exchange; and We will HAND
you that delicate little thing" the first
Observation-Disclosures, Mineral Roint,
Wisconsin,.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
WISCONSIN ELECTION.
Milwaukee, November 8.

.@ Milwaukee, November 8.
Four Wards in this city give 5s3 major
ity for Hobart, Democrat, for Governor.
Rock county, eight Randall,
Republican, for Governor, $40 ahead ;
gain Of 200.
kenosha county, two towns Randall
95.
Columbia county, four ,owns-Randall
90.
Monroe county, two towns Randall 0s.
Dane county, thre towns (including
Madison Hobart 26O
Waukesha county, two towns-Randall
23O.
Dodge county, six towns Randall 300.
Scattering returns from various parts OF
the State show Republican gains over
1857, indicating the election of Randall.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
CONVENTION TO CHOOSE DELE.
GATES TO THE CHARLESTON
CONVENTION.

It being desirable to have the opinion d.
the several members of the Democratic
State Executive Committee, as to the time
when j. will be proper to call State con.
ven,ion for the election Of Delegates 10
represent this State in the Charleston Con.
vention, take this means Of addressing
the several members of the committee on
the subject, requesting each one Of them to
communicate TO me as sosn as possible his
opinion when it would be best 10 have that
convention holden. " would be desirable
to have the opinion Of the Democratic
Press throughout the State on the same
subject, 80 that time might be selected
that will best accommodate the several
localities to be represented.
Democratic papers throughout the State
ere requested to copy this notice.
ID. A. MAHONY,
Chm. Democratic Elk. Committee.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
PROsPEcrlvE aIsE n PRICES.

Tbs Toronto Globe 10 . few comments
on the rise In the price Of wheat in that
market has tho following, which foreshad-
ows general advances in III merchanta-
bic commodities, or what is equivalent
thereto,-a decline in the value of geld /:
"Jold is accommodating in immense
quantities IN the emporium Of the world.
1t is no longer drawn of for war purposes
for loans, for the commercial enterprises
to which the troubles Of 1857 have given
> serious check. Large quantities 20 in
to the bank, which increases its discounts
10 merchants. Finding means within ca.
~ reach they proceed to iavcst, and the
most tempting opportunities being offered
by the srsielss Of food, which are sure, Of
sale they buy and prices 60 up. As food
rises all other articles rise in proportion,
and new standard is created. Apparent.
", this process is an augmentation Of the
value Of goods, but in rsalit! it is rsduc.
,ion in money. a@s aa .esar4 ". ia
"Should war not break out-should
there be no great Government loans to re.
lieye the plethora-an era Of speculation
must very soon commence, which would
make and mar the fortunes of thousands.
The London Times, in a late number, pro-
fessed some anxiety to discover in what
direction the money would flow, but did
not hazard a conjecture on the subject
Articles Of food however, in season OF
momentary abundance, grow high in price
whether it Is lands, railways, manufactur-
- or mines, which are the peculiar fancy
Of the moment.
"Apart however, from these speculative
movements, q steady decline in the value
Of money is undoubtedly in progress evil
denced by the rise 10 the price of every.
thing which is bought and sold. This is a
fact, which farmers as well as Others, will
do well to bear in mind. 1t is 40 advan-
tage to them il the long run, If they get
ten shillinEs busbel for their wheat, il
land labor implements and other things
cost twice as much as they did when grain
stood ut five shilings bushel. If they
owe debts, incurred when money was high
it is an advantage to pay it when it is low,
and the debtor will be greatly benefited
by the change now going on. The farmer,
however, must not imagine because he is
getting six and sven pence half penny per
bushel, that he can afford to spend on his
family or invest twice as much as he did
when three and four was considered good
price.
:" If the theory which we have stated be
correct, and Of that We apprehend there
can be no doubt, there will be during the
next ten years an apparent inauction in
the price Of lands, houses, provision and
wages, which will only be, however, a re.
duction in the value of gold, the conse-
quence Of its extraordinary production in
Australia, California, British Columbia,
Pixies Peak, and elsewhere. Common
wealths and individuals, who have Dor.
rowed for long periods, will benefit. lend
ers will lose, but the condition Of the great
mass will be unaffected by the change.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19

LIVE WHILE You LIvE.---Thousand oil
men breathe, move. and live, pass of the
stage Of life, and are heard Of no more
Why2 They do not partske Of good in
the world, and none we're blessed BY them
none could point to them A. the means o,
their redemption not line they wrote,
not word they spake, could be recalled
and so they persisted their light went
out in darkness, and they we're not re.
membered more than insccts Of yesterday
Will you thus live and die, o man immor
tai? Live for something. DO good and
leave behind you monument Of virtue
Chalmers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
SHERIFF's SALE,

~ virtue Of an execution to me directed and.,,
- sh"i "uf ~ the ofic" Of the Di.tri t Court In
Ana Ir th. eouaty Of aodhury. State II lows h.y,
~. na' s'if1 upon, snd will expose to sale to the
h'ghe bidder or cash OF, III. ai.t Nv orayo,.,,
Der, 1859 between the hours on oelors. A N All
o'clock. NJ Of sa'i day. st tn. Post Once doc
~ SIOUX 'iy Iowa the following descriI ed property
All OF ; 7. Davis interest IN and TO lot. Nos on.
/ t"o y ih'se 81 tw I've IL and thirteen f3f
IN hi"ck thirty two ~ ami lots Nos sx, teen M
eighteen - AMI ninetean il9I in block No, t,rty
three 49, Central Sioux CITY. Iowa
iaken as the property ~ s. I. Davis to ssti.fx q
Judgment in favor # Jacob Ruth
WI. u FRAME
Sheriff Of Woodbury. county, Icsa
o. Il. shas IL. Rustin, D~py
Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. .4th 1s5a niIty
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
TRENTON, n. j., November

TRENTON, n. J., November ..
The returns from the various sections Of
the State indicate The election Of Charles
A. Ohen, Republieau. ~ Governor, by
about 1000 majority. The Senate will be
Democratic, but the complexion Of the
House il doubtful.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
NOTICE.
Sherify Safe. 4

10y virtue Of a venditioni exponas to me di.
- reeted, and issued out Of the Office Of District
Court IN and tor tbs county Of Woodbury., State OF
to sale to the highest bidder for cash on the i2th
day OF Decemb.r. A. d. 1869. between the hours of
o'clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, p. NJ. Of said dav. at
.he Post once door, IN Sioux City, Iowa. the follow
ing described propert to wit: #% E|"~T'
All q the right, title and interest OF the Sioux CITY
Land and Ferry Company in the Steam Ferry Boat
Lewis Dnrnes said Boat being in the possession
OF d. W. Morrison, and subject to HIS fight 10 ru,,
the same until the close Of navigation.
Taken Is the property Of the Si-ux City Land and
Ferry Company, to satisfy judgment In favor Of y.
Robinson, and assigned to James A. sawyers
WIN. II. FRAME
Sheriff Of Woodbury. county, lows.
Sioux Cit, Oct. I'D, 1s59.-lGwi pfs5oo
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
ILLINOIS ELECTION.

John A. McClsrnand. Dem ocrt, is elect
cd to Congress in the Springfield District
by about 5000 majority. This is the late
Maj. Harris district, who, il will be recol
lected, died shortly after his recollection.
The vote polled in Chicago for mnnici
pal officers did not exceed one half the
number cast a. the previous election. The
Republican majority in the city is abou,
5000.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTIONS,
WASHINGTON, d. {.

We would earnestly invite the attention
Of our democratic friend, throughout the
Union to the meekiy edition OF our paper
which VIC published every Saturday mora.
ing, and which has already met with such
marked and fattering success. The
weekly Constitution is n large and
beautifully printed sheet, combining the
advantages Of political and family news,
paper. 1t is made up Of the most ilnpor.
tant editorial articles which are publ he'd
in our daily issue; will contain during the
session OF Congress carefully prepared alb.
strscts Of the proceedings of both houses,
furnishes authentic intorma ton Of the pro.
ceedings Of the various departments OF the
Government, for obtaining which we have
peculiar facilities; all patents issued are
published ia full; all changes 10. or dis
continnances of post offices. regularly ap.
pear; and contains, besides. . large amount
Of we'll selected miscellaneous news, to-
gether with the latest markets and tels-
graphic intelligence, domestic and foreign.
The sabbath Reading Published in the
Daily Of Saturday evening is regularly
transferred to the Weekly, and this is q
nIsuiy iHtoTestibS icature Oh the paper, and
meets with great favor. Nothing Of sec.
tartan nature will be admitted in this de-
partment.
With desire to bring before the people
the principles and measures of tho Demo.
cratic Party, and at the same time furnish
them with IN acceptable neUs journal, we
offer the paper at a price barely sutlicien.
TO pay the cost Of paper, printing and pack.
ing. The terms 40 follows For one copy,
~ per annum three copies for IS; five
copies for s.; ten copies for SIS; twenty
copies sent to one address. $50. Subscrip
tions may commences 1t any time. Daily
paper 81 per snnum sem. weekly, 81 per
AMMAN. Democrats. put your shoulder TO
the wheel, push on the column, and il will
not be long, we trust, until you will enable
US to circulate hundred thousand copies
weekly OF this great paper.
~ Editors giving this notice I. con-
spicnous insertion will receive the Consti
tuiion' regularly in exchange, provided
they send copy Of their paper adrked.--
Those who already receive an exchange
viii, We trust. also pnbliah this notice.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19

pay- A tough" subscriber 10 . coan.
try paper was struck from i,s mail list DO.
cause he wouldn't pay up. The delin-
qusnts wife insisted wrathfuily that she
knew what was newspaper law--thss she
did--the proprietor vas obliged to send
.he paper until "all arrsaragss sas paid. =
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
BosroN, November s.

BosroN, November 8.
The returns OF the election, including
nearly the whole State, give Banks, Repub.
lican, for Governor, . majority of upwards
Of 5000 on the whole vote. His plurality
over Butler, Democrat, is more than 5000
The Senate, as far as received, stands "a
Republicans, 4 Democrats, and 2doubtful
The House stands 1872 Republicans, 80
Democrats and 4 Opposition. The entire
Republican State ticket is elected.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19

Hon. TIssER FERGusos, late Delegate
to Congress from Nebraska Territory,
died last week At his residence IN Belle.
vue. His death was very suddsn--bsing
csused by ape plcxy. !
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
Sherif's Sale.

sIAIE W IOWA, H." ".. 70
Woodbury. county,
In the Dist. Court Of WoodJnry co., Ioyo.
v(f virtue Of special execution issued from the
ID Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Wood
b"ry county, Iowa, in favor Of David o. Mosser,
plaintiff. and against 4. ". Noson ct al defen
dated November 1lth 1883, and to me directed com.
manding me that Of the real estate hereinafter de-
scriled Of the said defendants, make or cause 10 10
made the sun of two hundred ninety seven and 81.
loo dollars with interest ana cost, to wit, The snut
east quarter OF section g. in township So north OF
range II, west Of the 5th principal meridian In
woodbury. county. Iowa. hereby give public notice
that shall "ier for sale at public auction at The
, ros. un"s door, in Sioux City, Woodbury. county,
tween The hours Of" o'clock, A NJ ard O'Clock, r.
VI, OF SAID day. t. 'he hrhest ana l. 81 .i!dsr for
cash tn. above described property or sufficient tier,
OF ~ satisfy tn. above debt with interest and costa
NM. H. FRAME.
sheriff Of I" oodJury county, Iowa
by &c G. llGSkinS Deputy
SiouI Cily. lows. Nov H. 1889 IDA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19

~ Lord Bacon SAYS - man would
do well to carry pencil in his pocket, and
write down the passing thoughts Of the
moment. Those ehat come unsoueht for,
are commonly Of tho most value, and
should DO secured; because they SELDOM
return."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19

A lead mine has been discovered in the
town Of Bslaons, Kansas, and an oil
spring in Spring Creek township, Penn.
sylvania. Tho latter Yields barrel Of oil
per day. 's' YES t ast5sI
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19

The returns from two thirds Of the
counties in Indiana. sho~ . majority
agains. calliaga Constitutional con vsalisa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19

No attention will be paid to any order
unless the money accompany IT.
Bank Notes, current in the section of
the country where subscriber resides,
any part OF the subscription may be remit
ted III postage stamps, which is preferable
to any currency, except gold or silver.
lcaEno, afford to exchange with all the
newspapers that desire the Globe; but |
will send the Daily Globe during the ses-
sion to the editors Of those papers who
publish this Prospectus three times before
the first Monday of next December and
send to me one number of their paper
containing it, marked with o pen to di-
rect my attention to it.
JOHN c. RINES.
Washington, Oct. u. 1859 3wl1
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19

The Democrat kindly commiserates the
citizens OF Sioux City and holds cut to
them the Curious Eden Of the Sioux Val
ley as spot to which they may fee from
sickness, &c. Indeed that's philsnthropic
Why bless us the Democrat has heart
"as soft as infants flesh But we fear
our citizens Of modest worth might fee
some embarrassment in minging with the
Governors" and Judges" and "Honor-
sbles" that brood in the Polar City and
then some are timid enough to believe
that they might be WELCOMED with ema.
ciated hands to . pauper's grave. All
Mr. Democrat with the next thaw come
down from your winter haunts and leave
that little town up there, what you call
EN-? Oh we have il now Siour Falls
It makes " sgnish TO think Of il.