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, 1859-02-21

The Executive COMMITTEES Of the Republican
Club will meet It their rooms in tho Mechanics
Institute building, on ibis (Aonday} evening 1t
7i1 o'clock. A fnu ATTENDANCE il desired.
By order OF The Committee.
HKxRI HowLAxp, Secretary.
, 1859-02-21

The places OF holding the me:tiRxs In tho different
Wards will Re ~ fellows:
FHst -oren1 House, cS5 stkte Erect. corner Of
Van BuEtu. ;
eecond Ta-d-Enei-e House No, 7. State street., be-
tween Van Buren and Harriapn,
Third Nad-SherId's Once.
Fou:th N4r1-Arupry.
FIJI hVNd-uorcev's Hall West Randolph stret.-
Sixth NArt-Wcst Market Hall.
Eleventh. Ward-No i23 North Nels street. north of On.
tasio-
FteAth Kard-yorth M.rket Hall
Ninth %ara-EnKlne uou.e No. q
Tenth Ward-NiemeJtr's uets1 corner Of Canal and
Mitchell ttre:t4.
The DcleE4te1 eeced nj the Ward Mecsiaka wilt neet
In Convention At the MECH tS1cs' INSTITUTE BALL
on THURSDAY The :lh day Of Fthr1ar5, 1t o'clock
r. H.. for the purpose OF making norninauonk
By order ofthe Executive COMMITTEES.
ISAAC N. ARNOLD, P1ssllcpt
Henry UozLAkn. Secr.tA.y.
, 1859-02-21

PoSr QHR1cE No11ck-ln Accordance with the
generally expressed desire that the coming ami
ysrsary Of Westinghouse Birthday be oheevad aa
holiday. this office will open On tho 22d inst at
i. u. and Close for the reminder or ths day ut
1850 L. II. l. CooK, Postmaster.
, 1859-02-21

TEE MAr1skn on 7Bs go. In ordsr that the
public may more fully understand the object OF
the Nstiuee 1t MeVieker's Theatre. on the 22d,
l will slate that all the proceeds, sfter paying
the expenses, will be paid over to E. T. Tink.
ham, Eeq, Treasurer Of Committee Of tho La
dies Mount Vernon Fund. =
A sta.euen. will be made through the daily
papers of the amount received.
Jso B. DRAkp, Ch, Matinee Com.
, 1859-02-21

r. Gilbert l. Sampson. AuctIoneers, will sell
at their store, No. 81 Lake street, this morning Ut
10 O'Clock, q large variety Of Furniture and Car.
pets, etc.. etc.
, 1859-02-21
THE. CITY.

Republican Ward Meetings and City
Convention.
The Republican votr1s Of the city Of Chc.go re-
quested meet In tsr respective Wards as the paes
b rsn4tter dcs'eaa ed. HtDNEaDAY tbs I'D day Of
FebEuary. XIX o'clock H. fur The selection If Dele
EAs.s 10 Convention 10 he held for t= nation Of
candidates 10 be ve.ed for By the city at lsrKr the
sntnx ha ch Municipal Fl c.ioa a:d f,r The nomination
OF eandl laes for Street Commsi,ner. 10 be chos by
Deeeatcs their respective Dvi.lons and for candid
for Aldermen and Coatzbles In the several Wards
The mee:i1s1 N!H be chilled 10 Older by the Ward Con.
lu!ttees 1t ~ O'Clock precisely.
The Delegates to he Convention are apporsloned u
folipwp;
, 1859-02-21

LscruRR II PReF1ssoR HAyE.-Peofessor
haven, OF the Chicago Theological Seminary,
will lecture before the Toung Peoples Assoeia-
tion OF tho New EoRlard Congregational
Church. On Monday e1enSug, ut ssveu O'clock,
on The Character and Tines Of 0,irer Cromwell,
At the New Eog1and Church. corner OF Wo'coit
and Indians streetA Tbs public sre invited 70
atteu4.
, 1859-02-21

p1atox SHOOTING -PRivArs HArcnxs OK SAr-
uRnAY.-On Saturday last two private matches
were made between members OF the Audubon
Club Of this city. resulting generally in crack
shooting, fnlly sustaining thu reputation Of The
Club. Tho particular result Of the matches
were:
III .AateA-Aessrs Abbey and Hatch against
Steel aud Porter, eleven birds each. Steel and
Porter winning BY ono bird.
ID AakeA--Mesars Nuward and Evans against
Walker and Swift, sa,ne number Of birds as be-
fore, Erans aud Walker tieing each Other, md
Nilward beating svift. Ailwsrd aud Evans
winning BY two birds.
Oat OF this latter m&tch has sprung third b.
tween Walker and Eyans, to be decided On Sat-
urdsy Of next week.
Tue Qn4Sp NATIONAL BANQUET on TIE 22D-
The banquet At the Richmond House promises to
be gssnd affair, and one in every way worthy Of
the oecaRsou. Among the many distinguished
men who hare been Invited to attend, some III re-
already sgni6ed their intention Of being present.
The fact that ladies' arc to gtace this banquet With
their presence, viii add very much to its att,ac.
titeneas !; and it seems quite in keeping with the
occasion that lsies should attend, as he net pro.
ceeds Of it ara to b. ptaced in The hands Of the
isdtes, for the purpose Of rescuing from destruc'
! ttou the Houe aad Gaye Of tha " Father of BIZ
. tVu11y ~ ,--p:~ --' = -
, 1859-02-21

C1rx TRACT MISSIONARY Soc1krr.-The first
meeting Of the Board of Managers (composed Of
the pastors and one delegate from each churcb)
Of this society, will be held in the lecture room
Of the First Baptist Church. this (Nondsy) alter
noon at O'Clock. 1t ia the time for projecting
the Missionary operations Of the society for the
ensuing year. 4 general attendance is re-
queated. E, F. Dlcklxsos, Sec'y.
, 1859-02-21

r o. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS or
L. Chicago Eee pa -as No. 10 aIe reapeited ct
II Id Fellows Hsfl Tuesday ntEK ,he Sid In t,
asbH ocoet. fer pupoa4 ~ pitt e.auIK II the ce
ensaIoo RI HAshinstGn'a Birthday,
it2, IL @. L R0OT, 8.
, 1859-02-21

The LAD1ks' CosckRr-The Ssrukosch Grand
Opera Troupe give matinee at M'Vickers thea,
ter On Tuesday next, the anniversary Of WASH
ington's birthday. A magnificent programme
has been laid cut, and We speak By the card in
informing cur readers that it will be magu,6-
Gently performed. The whole affAis u in the
hands Of the ladies, who hare lett no stone IN
turned to make it one of the most successful
concerts of the season- Occurring in the day
tins it will give ladies N opportunity Of going
uzaceompanied and We expect to find there an
uncommon crowd OF the fashion and elite Of tho
city. Tho programme consists Of operatio gems
and classical extracts, and rich musical feast
may BE- expected, which will sstiafy The de.
mands Of all. aud Ne trust materially swell the
Nj Vernon f1nd, to which the proceeds will b.
Rpplied.
, 1859-02-21

liant operatic season in Chicago, This evening 1t
the Madison Street Theatre, known az McVick-
ers, whose best capacities will b. tessad doubt
less, rarely if eTer before. bg the fashion and
intelligence Of our city. Many who nersr fol-
lowed the drama thither will there be won bJ
tho attractions Of tho rich feast presented and
promiRed- Tho opera for the opening night will
b. Lucia dt Lam m<rnooT, the debut in Chicago
Of Madame Corn do Wilhorst u Lucia.
Seats may still b secured tAoughont tho
day At the fremont House. Tha oshsz members
Of ths Troupe. 10 appear this evening make up
force which will render the noble work chosen
in style entirely worthy. There will be rush
Of the beauty sud the cbivaIrJ" At our (for
the nonce) Madison Street Italian Opera House,
on this the opening night
RAxpo1rH-xor or RoAxokx-"Randolph Of
Aseomb," he Of the honss shAs bea1s his nams
It The county seat Of McDououah county in this
Ststs. On the Chicago, Darlington aud Quincy
r r, hss = claim, and uors than that--a
chance for titls widely known and popular among
tbs iorers Of good living and good feeding.
The Randolph Hou.s il ~ complete and perfect
in i,s out6t - sny Of our frat class city hoteis
and juss the place for tho stranger to 6nd vel
come and home,
hRs. HELm MARKHAM NHaz1aR's Ixo1uzl
rH1s ArrkRSoos.-At tAlfpaat two F. A., 70,
dsy, Mn. Helen Mnrtham Wheeler will lecturs
to the lades Of the South Di1ision, 1t the lee
ture.room Of the First Presbyterian Church. On
, 1859-02-21

WAsutyarox's AxStTEasABT.-The oration
ard concert will come CT st Metropolitan Hall
on The esd, ST 319 T. Ii. Doors open At ~ P.
n. Tickets csa be had during Monday At the
principal hotels. and at Wells store, and On
Tuesday at Wells store only. Tjeket ot6ea
will be open on Tuesday, ii halfpast two, T, II.
, 1859-02-21

TONKk. - 500 BAGS BIO Coft.H
~ - usefys& nd s8ksd r X Ms39 = knmN n ~
, 1859-02-21

CH1uAao THEOLOGICAL SEHMART.-Tha cata-
logue Of officers and students Of tho Chicago
Theological Seminary has heen recsired~ The
Faculty consists Of ReT. Joseph Haven, Rev.
8. @. Bartlett and Rev. F. ". Fax. The
students in tho senior aad junior class number
, 1859-02-21

THK Wzxo II ~ Fokaa--Aesars. Barrett
1 Barton, No. Ill South Watsr street, have
embarked ia the wholesale Tobacco t..de, md
present choice and exesllsnt atoek, with u.
eeilent facilities 10 maintain hejr reputation In
tho aame WY
, 1859-02-21
Ncm Aopcrtisel1lcl1tn.

ETE H. ScRIrE.S, -41ftrsia3 I3e7a. 63 Dssrbor~.3.,
T. tuori=ei 1eoipe 4lrefsi.eHst&s this and nj ts
LaA!iAg Fnpt7t q As .Sor7h. lEex. iAl b295 u
, 1859-02-21
Steam Ferry frsn csaastl Biaas II Omaha CITY
NEBRASKA, NO. /.

Ssea0 effy iran AS4Asu AaaAs - VhA1@ %it] !.
NEBRASKA, NO. l.
u1H1s BOAT has THE CAPACITY 10
l. ean7 = WAGONS nd Teans = : eaea nn IA .ad .ai
cao make 10 :snxs mora eseh vay i9 ~, 20
viii b abs to ft7TY rom louf - ovt 1Hno9e"
vaxqpa Aad teams ftnna suaEae e eaneeA Na1o oN'
Va 3MaTe knTeIlers vho arc going to Tho
Nshraaka Gold Mines,
uaa cl. o.eson sad n.ssosa I'd
paess - n Bsaas I'd omssa ~ LILY ty,
ns-E s.d mofe AbzrdaoAy stooEsd Wta Sh3uhA
S. mats sn eat1le pro7tatons I'D kooe aaa any sn
nxhs+ 1nd gflh tho set1ionenU Aaa tow1H Aao lu9
1~isz snd .eilestahlahed nne o. w GsaS "a = y
rs.dT e1tendtnx to Fart kea1n:{ ana eoon % sa Fl
tsadsd =. se> saat25 G a9 ba, c.a ee IT,
v<1xd n jey ana eoa.fosM M,.o1 oe ose es4S
4ne = ~ she !tlxta o. road a shs U2!sd
a4e1 20 "a eo ns11f1 xrashs Tha streams "A tho
n.tR - of he Pasas IL hi es6. E1arp<t ~ Loon
4e1G Ia hae hs Weass<n s&axs coap*n1 haze kooa
ps1T1. ..n ua,.4s. ant w.,-.,s+ Hsr.T ~ ~ many
AlA&3E1
, 1859-02-21

Soxs Or MALEA.--The Grand Commandery fot
the Northwestern States will assemtle in Su.
preme Conclave at the fremont House, on Mon.
day tha alit day Of February. At II o'clock a.
n. precisely, that day heing the fourth day at:
ter the Lunar Eclipse, and i've thousand eight
hnudred AID ftsJ n,De years sipce the frat veil
was drawn which enshrined the Areana- Ali
members are requeated to attend IS business OF
importance will BE- transacted
Per order. J. II. WILLIAMS.
Supreme Grand Commander,
Aanes Of lRcera Of tAe Graad Commentary Of
of tie Son1 Of Aalka for tAa Horthw<stern
Htafes:
Suprsme Grand Commander, isainh H. Vii,
llama Supreme Vice Graud Commander. Daniel
y. Boss; Lord High Chancellor, Philip l..
Hoyue; Supreme Grand Secretary, William
". Peck; Supreme Grand Rscorder, saml. b.
P. Higgins; Supreme Grand Trea.arer. Cyrus
Z. Bradley, Supreme Grand Conductor, How
srd jerks; Supreme Grand Sergeant. James
". Mussoo; Supreme Grand Surgeon. j. A.
Hahn; Supreme Grand Musician. J. Ii. Mozart; !;
GRIND Almoner. George ". Gage; Grand Mas
ter Of the Horse, Chas. ". Barker; Grand Ad
miral. Joshua L. Marsh; Grand Tyler, Henry
G. Williams; Grand Lecturer, James ). Clark
son; Judge Advocate, DaTld Stewart
, 1859-02-21

Tar sqsrReTEp Po1sos1sa oAsx.-The Coro.
ner's Jury yesterday in the case Of the oo1ored
man suddenJ deceased. uhoss body WAS ex-
haued On account Of suspicion Of foul play,
gavs 4. verdict Of death by Inflammation Of ths
bowels.
, 1859-02-21

WTAN ED-THE ADVERTISER WILL
w Fxcb4"fe stoeke Sexinx M'chruea {value
about tU lfor kuod: ta.4ble fl lhe Hes PrAl
kek AGtrtzs L. )" pos: Oh K DOE 453l. Ch1c4ko.
, 1859-02-21
Boar0i,la.
DQrtilrlar Notifr5.

MINE PER CENT. LO ,NS.-THE UE-
~ derxso& srea!y 70 nreotlats bgeaf Lnsr 4. 9prr
CO. t. per CAbfAl husinsta Pr D: In Ihl9
ciss for The purross Of building 4. st elssl s.,rs
]. IL r. ,kEE,
felt eots IN No. IS WashloRtou alrtet.
, 1859-02-21

1 o. o. F.-FORT DEARBORN LODGE,
l. No. sts Tho members OF thIs L,ckc arc requs,ted
10 meet It their hal rnev Q: Ct.t"n md fo'loo NJ.
nexl Tatlday osnlfR IL inH.. At s osl,cx Irr he
purpose of Far't-patsoe in the ctle. saJu Of Waah
Ina "a = NlthdAy. b. order of
= EntnthFrF
, 1859-02-21

NJ Office. .- THE CJ.pARTNER=IIIp
~ heretofore t1'stins by and b=tsee1 The uEdst-
FEaej 10 Ter Tie nans stsi: Aud 1:,a odo. Tucker
tod:A.a b this aky cisselved By mutual consent TIE
a4rs Of the late -r VII be se:ttd BY the s1ecrsx
Of the II 6Sm a3 Rpp:2x1 Ia parnessip naea OF
II 1d4te. hA.HANt tOGn
~. .TECsEA
MN. ". STEWART.
Febtn2sJ l7th 1eao. Joan =. .tTEWAKT,
, 1859-02-21

YOUNG HAN % YEARS
w Of ake seStres stutslon II saleamAa or c'e1k
ns:ne Who'll -A1e house where opportunity vuud b.
tdesed fos vanctnens mi pc msaercI., uas hAd II
ysat4 itpce in vNlo4s lrArehes Ct b,snek&>
e!n dive un-zceStenabe references address z"
, 1859-02-21

THuxprR!-February, yesterday eysnisa, ras
evidently anticipating, or peshaps only getting
in t.im her fireworks for The approaching 9ad,
~ tho clouds thst lay about tbs horizon just
alter dark were tightening in decidedly tx1n-
neT.y WAY.
, 1859-02-21

LOOK OFT ron zzHr.-oounserfeit 9Vs on ths
Bank Of Lonia7ille, fold plste} payable in this
city, arc in circulation, md will deceive ths bent
judges, unless thsy are On tbs sna.p lockout for
them Ths engraving il ooarser than ths seuu-
ine: pauar md peneral appeaxanea wnot.
, 1859-02-21

'Ao D. OhAAs' sa' haNnee ton'
c,rr Tp.or M,.,ioy.pv sor,r-r-rb. ar.t
m.et,no NJ tha Ro.rd of Manao.r. fromno,.d of
,ha n.stor, and ona d,}eu.ta from sach churrh,
If thin .ocirtv viii he h.td !, n, 1.ctr,a roo,,
Of the First B.ptist Church tbi. fMonda,, ,ft.T.
nam at i o,c,oet Itis ,he tims for nro;sct;no
the Missionary operations Of tho society for Tho
ensuing year. 4 general attendance is re-
queated. I. +. Dlcktxaos, sec'y.
c rxnoo,..a,.., T7.,o- uu. -
.hs v 1'h;s..s rsa.~..1h;.., - ~ ~ rs;.. ss.s ,..o "
~. II ts.,- s.. ps,sss, .' oe'o 1@1
-, :, ~, ,,-,. ~,
AA' 0N As~' s~'A'A - "A'u'os'on
anu sos'oo'o o"seN' W su0 "efn'oK oi 'ne
ga February. ~ CLOCK p1ee1se'9, 1or inc
A nunctu.l attendance il exnected- Bv o,de,
M.C. A1sxS.n. pre.ident
-.--------
Asa4'ato" a. "@,oa
1'u eoooe'' ~. a.s1, ev, >. AoPoA'4a a4a
W W 'ne -'u, o. ~ ~ eo'' opea ~ ~ -
q. !1.s'' ~sa oe @4 04ns "oaoA5 =. 'u'
Tuesday at Wells stors only. Tjsket cfica
will be open On Tuesday, II half.past tvo. p, Ii,
"''@ 'F~" -3e ----.'|f
Cn1oAoo TazoLoaloAL SkHuARx.-Tha cata-
logae Of officers and students Of tho Chicago
1neo'oe">4 oeJ .oe
- o1..,... o, o. 70 r'k 49,
..-s.... . 49,. sa
.....:.h.
LscruRR NJ PReFRsxoR HArry-prnfessor
~. <,,r n.,,,
daFeus ot toe oolca8o Aneolog1cai oenlnsr!,
will lecture before the TounR PEOPLES Assoeia-
linn of thu K.w E,o]ana f.,rora,.+;on,1
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21

The armed expedition now being organ
lied in New York and other cities, with
the 'stehsble view of emigratins to Ari-
zons, will not be permitted to enter tn.
Territory. Special orders to that effect
have been issued to the Z. S. Troops on
the frontiers. The stopping of Col. Lock.
ridge ~ Gen. Twiggs is sanctioned here
by similar orders to prevent the entrance
OF band Of marauders into that Territory.
The troops now in New Mexico will be
marched into Arizona, if it should benec.
essary, md their places supplied by others
from thu Platte country.
The var Department has advices from
Utah tothe LIST of March. Mormonism is
represented to be waning and apostacy
quite common. Brigham Young keeps
secluded 1t is reported that he intends
quitting Salt Lake and his agents negotia-
ting in 2me Southern provinces in Next
co and also in Central America, for the
purpose Of obtaining site for d new set
Element.
Territorial officers in Utah experience
much difficulty from Mormon interference
The army is in fine spirits. The Indians
are Of course troublesome.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
--SOVN-e
The eInOcrattc party.

The question, "Have we Democratic
party among us7'is promptly and we'll an
swered in the following paragraph, which
we clip from the Buffalo Post.
"Seme Of the blatant Opposition and
falsehearted Democratic presses of the
country are tickling their readers by pro.
pounding the question: "Have we Dem.
ocratic party among u.s. 2" Children are
said to be pleased with straw, even, and
So we suppose we ought not to deprive
the Opposition of the meagre crumbs of
comfort afforded them in this innocent
pastime. They will find out when the
ballot boxes are closed in 1860, that there
is q Democratic party among us, and a
successful one, too. The glorious past
history of this country is but record Of
the triumphs Of the Democratic party
1t has already controlled the Government
OF the United States three fourths of the
time during its existence, and we venture
the prediction that it will continue 10 do
SO. Surviving the ignominy heapcd upon
it BY incompetent and designing men
OUTLYING the assaults ofopen enemies and
secret foes-the Democratic party will, in
1860, take the field under the banner of
its time honored principles, and despite
the howlings of it's adversaries it will
again achieve victory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
Democratic stat. c.aven.,ea.


The Democracy oflowa are hereby notified that the
Democratic State Convention for 1852 will bs held at
Des Moines, On "wednesday, June 81,
1859, In the capital, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The purpose Of the Convention Il TO nominate can
Ads.es for The following Offices, TO DO Allied at the
ensuing October election:
THREE JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
Also to adopt such system Of organization Of the
Party ~ may be test calculated to secure the tri-
umph Of cur principles aud nominees.
The ratio OF representation will be one for every
100 votes cost for Samuel Douglas, Secretary 81
STATE, IN October. 1855, as follows:
Adair ], Adams l. Alaniakee 9, Apranoose IL. An.
lsbos benton J, Blaekhawk 9, Boone Z, Drensr 9,
Butler 2. Buchanan 9. Calhoun l. Carroll I, Cass .
Csdsr ., Cerro Gordo l, Cherokee ], Chickasaw 3,
Clay Clarke s, Clayton H. Clinton IL, Crawford !,
Dallas !, Davis H. Decatur 8, Delaware Des Moinsa
"a Dckinscnl, Dubuque 20, Fayette 7, Floyd 5,
Hrsnktn !. Fremont I, Greene I, Grundy l. Guthrie
:, Hamilton !, Hancock ], Harrison O. Hardin I, Hen
- Jasper Jefferson johnson II, Jones 8, Keokuk
!. koNsuth ], Lee e, Louisa s. linn II, Lucas =
Madison 6, Mahsska ., Marion Is, Marshall 8, Mills
.. Mitchell 2, Monroe Q, Montgomery l, Monona l.
Muscatine IL, Page 8. Polk o. Plymouth l, Potta
vstnmis 8. Powsshiek t. Ringold /, Sac ], Scott j.
Buren, Is, wappello u. Warren 8, Washington 4
Wayne .. Webster 4, Winneshek s, Winpebagt l.
Woodbury. 2, Worth, ], Wright l.
No1E--ror every fraction Of over forty, an sddi
sicnAi delegate hiss been allowed.
Particular attention Is called to the action Of III
Democratic State Convention for several ~ ut year
prohibiting all representation BY proxy votes.
The several County Central Committees are esrs
daily requested to that ecvnty lungs be hslt
Tor tbs purpose OF scr ding delsgates
JAMES A. WILLIAMSON,
Chm Dem. State Xxx. Com.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
The way they do.

The following from an Illinois paper
shows what black republican will do
when he gets chance. This thing Of
screeching about slavery is great hum
bug; and the man that screeches about
it is a still greater one:
Ex-Governor Bebb, formerly Of Ohio,
but more recently Of Winnebago county,
in this State, has become possessor oflargs
landed estates in Tennessee aud will in
the course .. This month, leave for Knox
vile, where he designs practicing law in
company with his Chicago Journal.
Ex-Governor Bebb, in Ohio and in ILL.,
inois-was ranting abolitionist, but fall
ing into possession Of large Tennessee es.
tates with plenty OF slaves, he kicked his
mock philanthropy aside, and revels iu
the proceeds Of negro labor, the "poor ne.
gro," whose ills have been the subjects of
his many years hypocritical "shrieking.'
Mercer IU.) DQmo1ut.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21

During the past week We have Noticed
. considerable number Of individuals in
this place Quitting for the gold mines,
and understand that they end every thing
here required fer the trip 1t ~ reasonable
rates - at any other river town. SAITH
Il SINCLAIR furnish them with oil kinds of
tinware, camp-stoyss. pans, rockers. long
toms, &C., &C., and ct our numerous dry
goods, grocery, hardware and notion es-
tablishmsnts everything else necessary for
the comfort and convenience Of emigranta
can b. procured. And, finally, that they
may prosper and DO rejoiced BY the news
from home, oil gold hunters should sub
scribe for the sious City Register.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21

One Of the convicts employed in the
hammer shop being unruly, the head keep
or, Mr.. Austin, ordered him TO be taken to
the dungeon. The shopkeeper, Mr.. Hub.
bard, proceeded to execute the order, aid
while in the act Of unlocking the cell door
the prisoner broke away from him and
ran back to the shop, calling upon the 9TH
err prisoners for assistance.
The head keeper then attempted to Sc
cure him, when the convict struck him
with bar of iron, and drew weapon-a
round file sharpened to point-which the
keeper wrested from him. All the con-
victs in the shop then made rush, and
commenced throwing hammers planes &c.
at the otiicert. The agent then ordered
the guard to fire upon them, when two Of
the conyicts were mortally wounded and
one slightly. They were then marched TO
their cells a. the point of the bayonet.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
- - y 49,
Set out Fruit Trees.

Not day should be lost By the farmer
in setting out bis fruit trees. The present
Is the most propitious time for attending
to that important work. May and June
are frequently warm months in Iowa the
sun making havoc with trees that are set
out late. Several valuable varieties Of ap.
pie may be cultivated just as successfully
ID Iowa, a. in Michigan, Ohio and Miss.
ouri. That fact is established. A sound
discretion should be exercised in locating
the orchard, and in caring for the trees
afterwards; and Iowa will soon raise its
own apples CiAsln.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21

The CoMIya CRoP.-A friend, who, last
week, passed over large portion of South
ern Illinois, Iowa and Northern Missouri,
informs US that he never saw fairer pros
poets for wheat and fruit giving an alum
dant yield than this year. The fields of
winter wheat was in advanced growth, the
wheat alrredy having grown about AN inch
and being very thick and healthy. The
peach crop was abont budding, showing
already the color of the blossom. All re.
ports give us encouraging hopes of q
bounteous yield Of all kinds of fruit and
grain in the autumu.-Jolit True Dsmo.
crat.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21

nA- We are pleased to see by reference
to the Sioux City Register of the It'll inst,
that our old friend DR.. s. p. Yeomans has
been re-appointed Register of the Land
Office at that place. DR.. Yeomans was
for several years resident OF this county,
where his urbanity and trankness Of man
ner, kindness Of heart and unfiinching in.
tegrty and uprightness rs private citi.
zen, and public officer he won and re-
tanned many warm and ardent friends who
will rejoice with us, that he has trampled
over little combination of pretended
democrats and republicans, who had band,
ed together to compass his overthrow and
ruin. The DR.. has made faithful and
honest public officer, and his re.appoint-
ment is deserved tribute to worth and
integrity. Long may he live to enjoy his
honors, and do battle ia the ranks of the
noble democracy Ottamra Democrat.
&c statesman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21

1t is stated in our exchanges that Hon.
GEo. W. JONES has Withdrawn his declin-
alton Of the mission to Bogota, and that he
has proceeded to Washington to make
preparations for his departure. While
we regret the loss which our State will sus.
tain by the absence of Mr.. JONES, we con-
gratulats the administration upon securing
the service of so able diploma.ist to rep
resent us in New Grenada.