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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
COME TO low 4,

There never before has been . time
when Iowa offered SO grea, Inducements
to the emigrant who is seeking home in
the West, as she now affords. Our crop
the present year, it is true, has not been
a large; but the yield has been enough to
materially relieve us from debt, and to az.
ford an abundance for our uses until
another years product shall have been
gathered. We have emerged from the
disastrous crisis OF 1857, with prospects rs
bright and promising as those of any 9TH
er State in the Union. We have got rid
Of former fabulous aud unhealthy prices
in lands and town and city property, and
these are now held al such prices as bring
them within the reach of all who are iru-
gal aud industrious. Our Railroads are
steadily progressing, and in q compare.
lively short time will reach from the
Mississippi to the Missouri, and from the
Northern to the Southern extremes of our
State, thus furnishing us an outlet and
market for the surplus products OF the
country. Our soil is not surpassed, If
equalled, by that of any Of our sister
States, and we possess oil those natural
advantages which are necessary to make o
great. prosperous and wealthy State. =
Here can be raised any product adapted
to northern climate. with less labor than
is required in any Of the Eastern States.
In point OF health, we, as u State, stand
second to but one or two States in the
Union, us the statistics upon this subject
abundanily prove. We have plenty of
coal, timber, rock, etc. for all practical
purposes, and only require intelligent. in.
dus,rious aud eaterprising citizens 10 be.
come u model State.
We need not say to those who contem.
plate emigrating to the West, that they
will consul, their own interest by securing
farms or town property immediately.
These are cheaper now than they prob.b-
" will be again The fair crops and splen
did weather of the present year haye done
much towards satisfying those who were
displea.ed with Iowa, aud as times grow
better. there will be less disposition and
necessity for selling, the result of which
will be that prices will advance.
We say, then to the men OF the Eastern
aud Middle States, who desire 10 better
their conditions in life, il you possess n
small capital, energy aud industry. you
can mere in Iowa, IN a few years provide
for yourselves aud families comfortable
home. aud lay the foundation for an indie
pendent and prosperous future. Mount
Pipasdn, Homr Lursa,.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
FROM CHARLESTON.
A tremendous excitement vas creato,

tremendous excitement was created a,
Charleston, Va, on the Eth by a rumor
that an attempt would be made to rescue
Old brown. A letter from Ohio address sed
to Brown. Was intercepted by the au,bor
ties. It was written in CIPHER, bu. was
interpreted BY The officers. /. exhorted
Brown to keep up his spirits; tina. his
friends would drop into Charleston, one by
one, and that when sufficient number
had congregra,ed. he would be rescued and
placed beyond the resch of his enemies
Feasibility to this determination was given
BY the mysterious burning Of several
buildings in the neiehborhood Of Charles
son-vhich it was supposed was done for
the purpose Of distrac.ing the attention Of
the citizens that the rescuers might more
easily accomplish their purpose. Add
t'onal numbers Of soldiers have been .ent
10 Charleston, and the u.mo.. vigilance is
observed 10 prevent the rescue Of the pri..
oner.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

PRAYERS FOR THE President AT GENE.
vA.-In Geneva, Switzerland, the English
Chapel is the only church in which the ser
vice is conducted in the English language. |,
is, therefore. in thus church thu, the residen,
Americans and American boys attending
schools in Geneva, Jas well as the English,
worship. The pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Down,
ton, is appointed By the Bishop OF London
and has always in the beautiful service oil
his church prayed for the reigning farnil,
Of England and-the public authorities Of
Switzerland 4 request was lately made
to him by the American Consul at Geneva,
to include in the prayers Of the public ser,
vice on the Sabbath, the name Of 1.-THE
President ef TIE Umted States Of Ameri-
ca" To this request Mr. Downton replied
that he would do so with great pleasure,
if he could get the permission of the Bish.
OPP Of London The enlightened and lib.
eral prelate gave his assent, and now, on
every Sabbath. rs we learn from recent
letter from Geneva, a hearth "Amem goes
up IRON many heart to the prayer for
the President Of the United States Of
America
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
rnn DRowssvrLLE DIFFICULTY

1t i difficult to conceive Of political
condition more lamentable and disastrous
:han that which now prevails through,ut
Mexico. Nowhere 10 there such On utter
want Of protection and security 70 life and
property. Citizens and strangers are alike
victims to mAr.uding bands Of aerciless
pirates. The entire territory is devastated
and laid waste BY consendisg fae.ioss.-
The standard Of revolt 10 successfully rails.
ed in every considerable town, aud BY eve
~ leader who can marshall enough follow.
ers to carry on the general work Of pillsgs
-rapins and slaughter. Unfortunately
there is no existing government CON.
handing the csn6dsace Of the people aod
strong enough u check this violence.
Everywhere are wretchedness and misery.
So long a. this state Of things WAS confin
ed to Mexican territory and did not inter.
fsre with the peace, rights And prosperity
Of our citizens, We were not expected 70
interfere, however much We might sympa.
thize with the sufferers and d.plore the
anarchy that prevails. But our own frou-
tier has become . theatsr for the deprs.
dations Of these lawless brigsnds. Corti-
mas with some two hundred followers, in
the latter part Of October, made an attack
upon Brownsville, situated near the mouth
Of the Rio Grands, and on the boundary
between Texas aud Mexico. About one
hundred Of our citizens were killed. The
entire frontier il threatened, and the most
vigorous measures Of defence are called
for. II is probable that before this, assis.
lance has arrived there from the Srates.-
Orders we're immediately given by our
government for several companies to
march upon and protect the border, and il
necessary take forcble possession Of the
adjoining States of Mexico. These orders
have been countermsnded, which leads to
the belief that more satisfactory advices
have reached the department. 1t is by
no means impossible for this movement Of
Cortinas to bring about . more serious
complication Of our affairs with Mexico.
If that government cannot check these
marauding expeditions Of its own ci,izens
or does not take active measures to
check them, the safety Of our own border
citizens and the honor Of the government
will render forcible and remedial measures
on our part necessary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
AMENDE HONORABLE.

We were in error in stating a few week.
ago that the defsnt Of Crooks for the Leg
islature in the 45th district, was owing to
the factiousness Of q few Democrats il
Monons County-which statemen, was
pred,catcd upon = rumor 10 that eiTec,
prevalent in this city about that time. We
have since learned from reliable source
that the Democracy Of Monona did their
whole duty BY voting the regular ticke. ;
and the defeat Of the Democratic candle
- attributable to other causes. II 10 with
pleasure We make shis statement Ia justice
70 the Democracy Of Monona.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
Sherif's Sale

STATE OF IOWA.
Woodbury. county,
/" Tie Dist. Court Of 'Toodbrry co., hra.
- virtue O. special execution Issued frem the
ONCE II the Clerk of the District Court of cd.
n"ry cocut!. Iowa. in iaver Of David o. No.s.r
plaintiff and against 4. ". Noxon. ct al defendant
dated November lith 1859. and to IN. directed snm
mahdinS me- that OF the real estate hereinafter Dc.
s''ieI OF the said d+iendans. make cause to b
made the sun Of two hundred ninety seven And 3G
ioo dollars with interest and cost. to ~it The south
eas' quarter OF section g in township SO north OF
range u, west Of the 9th principal meridian in
Mo"douFy esahty iowa. hereby give public nctics
mat shall eilrr for sale at public auction at the
rost oih's door in Sioux City. Woodbury. county,
Iowa, on Monday. 18th DAY Of pecenlh.r 1850 he
tween The hours OF o'clock, 4. NJ. aud O'Clock p
VI. OF sad day. I" the highes. ana best bidder for
CASH The above Described property sufficient there
OF 10 satisfy the above debt with interest and costa
MN, II. FRAME
Sheriff of Woodbury. county, Iowa
BY J. c G. Hoskns. Deputy.
Sioux City, Iowa. Nov Ii 1852 levl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

Sammy, my dear boy, what are you
crying fosf' BILLY hove the Bible ., n,e
snd bit me on tbs head We'll. you are
ths FIRST psrssn IN my family on whom tbs
pitis hns made the slightest impression. !"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

al speak within bounds. IS The pris.
oner said when addressing tho jury from
the dock.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
Sheriff. Sale.

10y virtue OF re1rHi"ri .NFonas 10 M. d.
- re'iei ahd Issued ont ,f the ,iire # District
Court, In and hr tic rtun't Of ondhury. Stat. Of
lows. | have this day levied runn ard will sxrrs.
{" sale TO the h;he~t Iit'e for cAsh on tn. ly,l,
d., of Decemr-r. A. D. l>a' t-twe.n the hours of .
oe!ock. A. NJ and o ri"ck. J.. y If said dav At
he "s' pihea ~" r in s'"ns city. Iowa. the follow.
ing described prop'rt IT. wit:
All the right. TILE nrd interest of The Sioux Cv
Land and Ferry Company in the ST. am Ferry h. Il
Lewis Burnrs said IL At being in The possession
OF D. W. Morrison. anh sui eet 10 his night 10 run
the same until tie "tNse Of nav gatiofi.
taNeh a. the Preieriv II To- si.aS City Land and
Ferry Company. TO satisfy lnlgmsnt in favor Of T.
N. hoOlusoL, and assigned u James A. Sawyers.
WI - FRAME
Sheriff ui uoahury county Iowa
SIOUX Ah. o't IA. IsIs.-itwi pf$5.oO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

The Nrxr TnrSG TO IT" Got any ice
at your end Of the table Bifi?"
"No bu, I've got the next thing to it,
whats that ?"
. A severe cold"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

Roas, beef, serenity Of mind, . pretty
vile, and cold water. will make most any
man healthy, wealthy and wise.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

Mock Auction stores are tho places
where tho buyer is soid.s
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

An old maid, speaking OF marriage,
says it is like any other disease ~ while
there's life there's hope.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

Happiness is like pig with greasy
tail, which every one runs after, but no
ono eau hold
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
New Advertiscm'ts.
0th Annual AnnOuncem emf
C'NriNU I'D SUCCESS OF TIE
CoSnopo1ita1a
Art
"A - - O Q n { 10 nss

LROM all .ections Of the countary sub scrber, u
Il this popular Art Institution nov in its si,th
yssrJ are bs being rec lived in ito uup.raIlii
With that Of any previous year De Any ner.on
will sntitle him 10 " w i'l
Ass:..The beautiful steel Engravinr
"sh kspsare ord ITS Erie nd :. -
Sd..-A Copy of the elegantly iIlus.
trated Art journal, one year
Sd...A Free season Admi q ion to tn.
galleries, JAS Broad way, MY.
In addition to which several hundred valuable works
Of aft are given to subscribers as premiums com.
pr':,ns choice paintings sculptures, outlines, g.,
oy the rrst American and Foreign Artists
The superb Ensrariug which every subscr,ber
WV rsesi'e irnnediatsiy receipt Of suhscrptop.
entitled . = - -
"Shakspenre and His Friends"
10 Of character to give unqualified pleasure and
a.'Ssction. ns work OF equal value was ever h
@rs placed within reach OF the peopls al such =
prise. The engraving is of very lxrge size being
printed on heavy plate paper, 90 by IS inches max.
lng mo" superb ornament suitable for the walls OF
sstesr the library. parior. orofiice.E rr..g W. \
II can he sent 10 any pr. Of the country. bv mai,
Win safety being packed in cylinder postage pre-.
Think of III Such work, delivered free a, ch,r,.
and the Art Journal, ons year for thu % doilsrs
Subscriptions wifi be received unt.i th. evening
OF Tuesday. tho 3lst Of January, 1850 at vhirh
time the books will close and the Premiums be given
TO subscribers. - go
No person is restricted to a single subscripti,n
Those reni'tn2 fl5 entitled to six mem ber.h ps
snbscsptons from California, the Cansdss and IN
Foreign Provinces, must be 81 90 instead Of a. in
order 70 defray extra postage &c. I-E
Persons wishing to form clubs will apply for cir.
sular of terms, Re '
Tue beautifully Illustrated Art Journll, eivin4
full particulars will be sent on recent of ls cents
In stamps coin. '"-'
Address, {. l.. DERBN, Actusry c. A. A.,
oSo and 5iG, Broadway New York
~ Subscriptions also received BY pORTyS H.
WARE, Tor Sioux City and vicinity, at Geo wesres
oH''e' dec3-3m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

SKuLLiNG RaCE.--The race Of authors.
0ssseosl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

Hon AsI. -Church's Ara o. the Audes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
NOTICE.

IHlS is 50 warn all persons from purchasing \
certain rr ''A>~ 'ry nHir Civ IA 10 John Currier
son- TIM" N september tor 500, a1d pa.shl- four
months after date a. ave ney-r had asy value re-
ceiNrd fer Tia. F A NIiNA\S
Sioux CITY. Nov. Sth. 1864 ul,tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
written FOR the Register
TO THE MISSOURI.


Roll on thou proud Missouri
Roll ever to the sea, E
Thsrss music in thy mystic wavss
Thy deep tones harmony
We love thy gladsome waters
When caiuiy on thy breast.
he gentle sunbesms seem to lie
30 lovsiugly at rest.
And when some deep emotion
a.. Has stirred thy ID SONS core"
We love to hear thy sursing waves
Come moaning on the shore.
Speed on thou mighty river,
Speed onward to the sea,
Thou Dearest In thy ceaseless dow
The emblem Of tho tree.
We fain would bring tribute
To thy green swarded shore,
And sing thy praise as Of the Nile,
Old Egypt sung Of yors.
Thy untold history
And draw the veil that's shrouded long,
Thy deep mystery.
We would tell what glories crown,
Lies hidden IN thy deep;
What faded lsurels victory twinsd,
What heroes meath thee sleepi
But ali some geni's hand hath sealed
Tho Language Of thy waves,
And all thy sacred treasures hid
Deep In thy old.n caves.
We only know race hsvc passed
With all their deeds and fame,
Al d that thy thunders scarce can wake
Tbs echoes of their name.
No moro the hunters shout IA heard
Along the forest shore,
But lowly meath the cypress sleep,
Those noblemen Of yore.
Oh! who shall sing their requiem,
Or their past glory WEEP
The waters only leave their dust,
Thy thunders guard their sleep.
Eoli on proud river sadly,
In memory Of their brave
Their deeds are written on thy shore
Their names upon thy wave.
OK CRY. iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
Special NOtice.
Nebraska Currcucy.

pANk OF DeSOTO, EONTENELLE
- BANK. N"mah, VALLEY flank sui W..,rr1 L,-
"han.e Fire Manic irst!tH,t C,mran, currcy
purchased, at the banking and Agency nfi"a of
G@tiHE WEAEE.
h"i' Sioux City. Woodbury. Co. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-13
Trustees Sale.

ueRkAS on the twerty-r rst dsy Of psAruasv,
w A. u. 1889, Albsrt butcher " the eosnsy OF
Rock Leland esecutst unto 1eo Van Hos~A -
tr. stse a certain deed Of trust eon-sying IN sssd
trustee the land n s. OFT cunfy Iva, destrosd -
Lows to.~ia: Lot twe en'yfoar tsS) - subaivi4sd
BY the eshool Fun. Commissioner OF . oss ees.sy,
Iowa seet,on sixteen t16) tevnehip sesensy-eighs
t73 nortt raose three of the 9th ~ ~xcsps.
fellows all that part Of sad ios binG esss =
the road ,ead.ng in Do h-wssrily direfon frco
Duck Or, ek {; aod thai part 0escribed - fsl1rvs
cor mt ncing n ,h- Hickory Grove and Davespess
rosd two ~ DDS In no,th-we.t rly direction fso0
the roint the south ert line 0f eeo foad N
the south boundary line Of ssd lot twenty
four thence south TO N, south boundArs iine of
said ot thence west lrg sa'd south bous dAfy ilne
to a point fr IN wh~Lcc tne drssn north 70 tie
south west ins OF said ro'd and thence TO he ace
n, beginning shall tog.thsr with ,he two ilnes A,se
run enclose sn sofe o! lend. thence Dosth % ~
81 nth west boundary line of raid Hickory Grove Ana
D.veupor, voAf thence touth east ecDg the lice %
said ro.d TO place c' b-einnns, 'he part Of sad
lot hereby cpnvcy.dc ntaning tevsnt en- an1 thsee-
fourths Q7h) acres ore or essi which SAID ors-
Was maze BY The 'aid 'ioer Buteher foe the
purpos. of securing the pay mens Of two ctrtatn
prom ory and ihe interest there ., sianed ~
sal Aiberi Butcher da' cd the tveuty-nrss day of
February 4 1869. and one ravsoie .. fosiovs; one
for IN. sum of thIr'y-rve a'd IS 100 dollars page
bis In six m nths q ON ,tr date. and one for ths sua
o. thr hundred twenty aud - TO soiiars payssie
IN one yesr from iis date. With nt@rest caysole -
the rat. OF ten per cent per annsm aftsr due.
And now said nr-, promts. or. notes having become
due and payable and the ssid Ab..t Bn ther having
failed 10 ~, the same. ], Geo Van Hossn. 1rueess
a. Aforesaid do hereby siv- this public notice that ~
virtue Of the power which IA In vested BY said ose4
Of Trust WILL Tuf scay The eth 6ay o. Ocsoesr.
d 1852 at the hour n O'Clock In tbs afternoon %
said day, AT th- Court House door In The casy q
Davenport, expose and ocr FOR sale. st pshate euo-
tiu the psrc~l of a3d abov. Described, OF - oere
thereof shall be Necessary 10 satisfy and pey sAs
amount Of said note. With tho 'nteress sheseso 70
Tho day II sale, toee her with Gil the coats end sx.
pen .-s attending sait sale costs os this noef asa
/ u-,ee'. fees Up n the corpsston OF said ssie. O.
decd WI, b. siven In accori th The ipulsstco
oS .sh deed os trust, conveying fall ana pssfsse
title % the .ract ~ land 30 TO The purchaser.
Dat. q the 18th dsy Of September, 4 d lsto
G8O. n. VAN HOooH.
saLl3 Iboss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-13
RIVER '1TEMs.


I'M eundsy. Sept. llth
Ansssxp.
KArx CA.srL. Cstspkell, Montro.e.
HAsrlses. Gray. 81 Louis
LAKE CRY. Bisk-. Prairie du Chen.
VIXEN. Green. st Louis
FLcaA TExPLx, Deming. Montrose.
s MosDAr, Sept. IL.
FANNY HAERls, Webb Galens.
'EsLIsA. Griffith. st Paul
WV. J.. EvIsG. Rhodes. lie Claire
CLARA H,sE. Upton, Keokuk,
FaED LoRExz. Parker. st. Paul.
Sunday.
KATE CAssEL, Campbell. GaleDs.
HAsrINGs, Gray St. Paul
KEokux. Dodge. Montrose.
LAKE CITY, Bake, St Louis.
VIXEN, Green, Dubuque.
FLoRA TEMPLE, Ferris. Dubuque.
Monday.
FANNY HARsrs, Webb, Montrose.
PEMBrsA. Griffith. St Louis.
WV L EWING, RhdoeA Mcntrose,
CLARA HNE. Upton, Ls Claire.
faEp LnREsI. Larker. 81. Louis.
Man KMLED.-Harrington. the I'd mate
of the Pembina, killed q deck hand on the
boat while "wooding up" q little below Sa-
bula, on Saturday. He struck him on the
breast with billet of wood, killing him
instantly. Harrington then tried to make
his escape but was pursued by Capt. Grif-
fifth and arrested and safely lodged in jail
at Sabula.
Orr AGAIN.-The VIM. l. Ewing was at
our landing yesterday receiving freight for
ST. Louis The Ewing has been on the ways
at LIE Claire about week.
STEALING FLouR-Bill Brophy was caught
on Sunday night by the freight Waterman
on the levee. stealing bag Of -four from q
pile awaiting shipment on the Alhambra
Brophy, who lives on the river front near
the bridge, came down in skiff to where
the -four was piled up and after helping
himself to bag was about putting it in his
boat when the watchman nabbed him. and
kept his hat and skiff, cent him home to
ruminate on the error Of his ways and his
lucky escape from night in the jail.
ExpLANAToRY-We received the following
note from the Clerk of the Fanny Harris
yesterday, which explains itself:
DAvENPoRT. Sept IL, 1859.
EDS. DEMOCRAT IL noticed in your paper
of yesterday an item headed "Cash Busi-
ness" in which gross wrong is done Capt.
Webb, who has during nv acquaintance
with him always showed feelings of the
right kind when appealed to by persons in
want, and has aided such to my knowledge,
frequently, against the regulations Of the
Packet Company.
The particulars of the case in question are
as follows some gentleman brought
lady on board, and stated that she wanted
to 20 to Belleview and was short of funde,
and would arrange her fare when she ar
rived. Captain Webb, who was standing
by. asked the gentleman if, as the lady was
a friend of his. he could not as we'll pay her
fare and have her remit the amount to him.
The gentleman then paid her fare, and we
presumed everything was satisfactory. un,
til our attention was called to the item al.
luded to. Your. truly,
CHAs. HARGUs, Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-13
DAVENPORT IOWA ruEsDA1 SEPTEMBER 49, 1889


| On motion. Edwin Smith was unsnimous'
" nominated - candidate tsr the once o'
State Senator.
On motion, convention proceeded to nom
mate candidates for Representatives..
The names Of DIR. James Gamble OF Ii
Claire. Benjamin Painter Of Hickory Grove
and Il. F. Dubois. Of Buffalo were placed
J before eth convention.
/ On motion the above named persons
were declared the unanimous choice oi the
convention.
On motion convention proceeded to bal
lot for a candidate for the office OF Recorder
and Treasurer.
The names Of VIM. Van Tuyl and j. n
Bowling we're placed before she convention.
Result of first ballot:
Van Tuyl. ..........ss'.''''''oo
Eosi ling
On motion, Mr.. Van Tuyl ~as declared
the unsDimous choice Of the Cow
The Chair appointed Geo. s. q. Dow,
Chas. E. Putnam, John 7. King, Wm. Hall,
aud Henry Altman. County central cs@-
nnittse for the ensuing year.
On motion, the Committee were empow-
cred to fill all vacancies.
On motion, . vote Of thanks was tender
ed to the Chairman. X. Christie, Eeq.. for
the able manner 10 which he had presided
over the Cow vention.
On motion, adjourned
X. CHRISTIE, Chairman.