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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-29

nD- We learn from the virgini. South.
erner, that the Hon. Sherrsrd Clemens.
who was shot by 0. Jennings Wise. editor
OF the Richmond Enquirer. in . duel
about q year since, is now considered in a
very critical condition.
~ II is poor policy to hire poor teach.
ers, to save . few dollars Of the school
fand. Il is rather throwing too much
money away, sometimes worse than throw.
ing i away! Nothing pays better than
good wages to good teachers.
- Il is related Of the French family
OF the Duke de Lewis, that they have :
picture in their chatsan in which Noah Il
represented going into the ark. and carry.
ing under bis arm small trunk On which
Is ~ritten, "PApers belonging to the Lewis
family"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-29

Corn AND PUMPKINS ToGETHER.-A
writer in the Genesce Farmer objects, with
good deal Of reason, to growing corn
and pumpkins together, On account, of the
shade the vines give the land. he says
81 believe more than the value of the
pumpkins is subtracted from the value 0!
the corn crop. In this State we raise
them in great perfection on the prairie
sod the first season after breaking. An
acre of land cultivated entirely in pump
kins will yield an immense quantity and
think this method preferable to planting
among corn. The crop is valuable one
have made excellent beef with no other
feed but pumpkins and hay. The pump.
kin should be cut up and fed in clean
trough. Had two hogs, one of which
intended to fatten, and the other to keep
through the winter. As soon as pump
kins were ripe enough to gather l shut
them apart. Fed one on corn all he could
eat, with an occasional pumpkin for sauce
-slops Of the house, milk. &c. The 9th .
er fed entirely on pumpkins. should
have said at tue commencement that they
were both Of an age, and size very nearly
alike. In December killed the one fed
on corn, which weighed about 800 pounds
the other was as heavy, but not quite
so fat. then concladed to fat the last
one, and fed him on corn and pumpkins
all he would eat. In about a month he
was very fat, and weighed nearly hun
dred more than the FIRST. This expert
ment convinced me tha, pumpkins were
good feed for hogs, and that corn aud
pumpkins fed together were much better
than corn alone"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-29
AN AMERICAN BEAR.

Some years ago cub bear was caught
BY stout lad, near the borders Of Lake
winOipise Zee. in New Hampshire, car
ried re town, and after proper drilling,
bsoG The playfellow Of the boys of the
viIaga, and often accompanied them to
the school house. After passing a few
months in civilized society. he made his
escape into the woods, and after a few
years was almost forgotten. The school
house in the meantime, had fallen from
the school.master's into the schooI-mis-
tress' hands and, instead Of large boys
learning to write and cipher, small boys
and girls we're tsueht in the same place
knitting and spelling. One winters day
after mild snow, the door had been left
open by some urchin going out, when to
the unspesksble horror Of the spectscled
dame and her four score hopeful scholars,
an enormous bear walked in, in the most
familiar manner in the world, aud took a
seat at the fire. Huddlin: over the
benches ~ fast as they could. tho child.
ren crowded around the school.mistress,
who had fed to the farthest corner of the
room; and there they stood, crying aud
pushing to escape the honor of being eaten
FIRST. The bear sat snufiing and warming
himself by the fire, showing great signs Of
satisfaction, but putting of bis meal until
be had warmed himself thoroughly. 1hs
screams of the children continued; bu,
the school house was far from anv other
habitation, and the bear did not seem at
all embarrassed by the outcry. After sit
ting and turning himself about for some
time, bruin got up on his hind legs, and
showing to the door, began to take down,
one by one, all the hats, bonnets and
satchels that hung upon the several rows
Of pegs behind it. His memory had not
deceived him; for they contained, as of
old, the childreni dinner, and he had ar.
rived before the holidays. Having salts.
fed himself with their cheese, bread, pie,
dough nuts and apples, bruin smelt at the
mistress desk, but finding it locked, gave
himself shake Of resignation, opened
the door and disappeared. The alarm
was given, and the amable creature rur.
sued and killed. very much to the regret
of the towns people, when it was dlscov-
cred, by acme marks on his body, that it
was their old friend and playfelow.
, 1859-08-25

GENEVA, \. L., Aug 2l.-The American State
Council met It tile afternoon session. The Com
mittee on Credentials, composed Of J. B. Mur-
ray and Charles .. Freeman, reported the names
Of 40 delegates as having presented regular
credentials.
of holding the State Convention was discussed
with great animation, but majority were found
to be in favor Of holding it ou DAY different
from that Of tue Republicans; and it vas finally
decided that it should BE- held ut Utica on the
e5th Of September.
Two delegates to the National Convention
we're subsequently electcd-Ernstus Brooks and
Lorenzo Burrows.
Mr. Brooks addressed the convention 1t con-
siderable length, and WAS followed By Hon. Dan.
iel ulman, after whcih the Council adjourned,
sine die.
, 1859-08-25
Nfm advertisements.
The Weekly Press 1 Tribune
FOR AUG, 25th-

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, 1859-08-25

i correspondent writes us from Ashley, WASH
inr:on Co. ILL.,, Of the arrest ut that place OF,
Saturday last Of two alleged fugitive slaves.
Cu;kr the affair at Curbcndalc, few weeks
aco, the "two boys" we're successfully captured
nul tied without the shooting Of either. Our
correspondent comments upon the reputation
which Washington County has acquired through
the bloodhound propensitics Of some Of its citi-
zens, in the following style:
". are not astonished, when We consider
tia: this is Ashley, where very lately an old
fr;u:. af ebony hue was permitted 10 spend
his; hard earnings in building house to live in,
na, till then. the right honorable Sheriff OF
democratic stamp. notified this old man, to de-
uart ir.,n the borders Of freedom or receive the
reward ot liberty in the scmi-stare State OF Iii-
no;s. VI are not all surprised, when VIC re.
me,uher that we are in the notorious county of
Washington, where not many years ago man
ua< -uId into slavery at the Court House door,
where but Il few short months since oue, ruu-
,,nc for dear life and liberty was s1ot-slot like
!. wvli-by ii man, who dxred to admit while
:,yins testimony to the Coroncr's jury that he
I'd sfort tue negro, partly On ncconnt Of lie
reward Offered for him, "Iead or alirc," where
Ills .1aie negro tutc1erlns barbarian stands rs
.r.c, aud walks 1t large, as if nothing had hap-
rer,l 10 rutlie his feeling or mar his peace Of
cou,ci,l.cr: where the head OF the same butch-
r,rd >a,e WAS severed frcm his body. tuulbled
;n;o meal sack, and paraded through tue
.,ierl. nj Nashville nuder the very winks Of
honorable Democratic officials.
ne presume tl.a. the 'slikely black boys"
ure aafc in the county Jail, and the pay for put
ting then, there. handed over; and ere this the
advertisement Of their sale is in press. What
glorious FRYE State Illinois is selling men,
women and children ut her court house doors,
in,u slavery: "l'o you not hear il. =" Has not
the accurscd sound echoed in the streets Of
Sashvillee "Wholl give Is another bid for
il,e.e likely boys: aio.nG, going, who'll s.,rc
mares Going, soing, without another oler,
svius. going, ;:oi1e-=oil and gone"
, 1859-08-25
The National Fa1f-Another Special
PeeaAtutn from tho Chicago Boar&l OF
TFnd0.

The National Fair-.Another Special
Eee1nfum ffon2 tho Chicago Board OF
Trade.
Edltsrs Psess and Tribune:
The following communication from tie CHI
cago Board of Trade, !" has just been forward
ed me By the President, Julian s. RumseY, Esq
1ntrinsically, the matter is Of The utmost i'm
portance, as the wheat crop Of 1859, though
better in yield and quality than any for num-
ber Of years, contains considerable. oats, and
much of the grain, though, AheasE and plump
enough for No. /, is graded No. 2 on account Of
this admixture. As The last edition of our Pre-
MUM List is already published, it will be impos-
sible to give the liberal offer of the Doard The
publicity it deserves, without the cooperation
Of the public press.
Yours respectfully,
HOMAGE CArRoS,
Sup't Seventh National Fair.
Chtcago, Aug. "a, 1883.
"The Board Of Trade, Of the city Of Chicago,
in addition to the regular premium Of the L. S.
Agricultural Society, will give special rrcni-
um of fifty dollars for the best mud most ccon-
o1ntcal flaming MIL or WHEAT CLEANING Ap-
FARA1Cs for farmers use, reference being lad
more particularly to the taking ont of OATS
The following gentlemen will act as The CON-
mlttee OF Judges on the above: Geo. Armour,
sam1 Howe, Vim. Sturges, :Dan'l Thompson. l.
T. Mum, s. B. Pomeroy, Chas. H. Walker
BnkAp D.srR,nrr,os.-J. G. 0sbourn, it will
be seen by advertisement, is supplying North
Side residents with the toothsome products of
r.
, 1859-08-25

LOUISVILLE, August e4.-On Thursday night
Jesse Williams, an old and wealthy citizen o
Caldwell County, under guard at Princeton
charged with murder, stealing and cruelty tc
lis s'ares, was taken from the jul, carried sever
miles and hung. Ills two sons, John aud James
who are guilty Of numerous crimes, escaped
death by absconding. Dr.. Singleton, Mans
field, Morse and Strawn,atter, supposed to bt
connected with Williams rilluuies, were order
ed to leaye the country.
, 1859-08-25

TRENTON, 4. j., august 24.-Thc Democratic
State Convection met to-day. 1twas tile largest
Six ballots we're taken, when z. r. '. Wright,
Of Hudson county, was nominated as candidate
for Goserncr. The next highest competitor
vas Charles Ske1ton, Of Mercer county.
The anti. Eecompton and Lecompton delegates
from Susse1 had IL long md tedious fight re-
Finally the difficulty Was settled by the With
drawal Of btth parties.
Resolutions we're adopted favoring the prin-
ciple Of popular sovereignty, opposing the open
ing Of the s1,ve trade, etc. TIE nomination Of
Mr.. Wright Has made unanimous. There is a
great deal Of rejoicing Among Wriglt's friends
over his SUCCESS
, 1859-08-25
Fire In Cafro--AlnaoHt Whole Block
Burned.

Correspondence Of The C!Ec.Eratf fazette.1
CA1no. August g.
Ata o'clock this morning q fire broke out in
tl4r Emmett House" occupied Us 4 grocery
and brariin. louse, BY Hugh Dolan, on the
U!Ijo l.evve. Tic flames spread rapidly, and in
less than two hours consumed eleven or twelve
frame buildings, mostly south Of tile Emmett
lluu>e. Tut loss is between gu, 900 aud $;:",-
''"-anount Of insurance not known. The
buildings were ;il light frames. and not Of much
ra'ue. No,t Of the goods, furniture, DC, were
>a,ed. The buildings were all used as cofI'.c-
ho'scs except the Ecsnlont House, occupied by
{. H. l:raifurd as i hotel.
Asaons ,hr occupants Of the burned buildings
cha>. SehneztooG, II. Kooler, Chas. Hughes,
1uiiu. Shu.sIer, Thomas Wilson, and c. u.
Eradfor1. The fire destroyed almost full
block, fnu.ing III the 1evee, and creates quito a
gap IN 1le river front. Particulars Of loss md
insurance ,Fill bs sent rs soon as Gun be Oh
tuned. "
, 1859-08-25

ah,,M M X, oaiiAlo Adcer4iser says ''}e understand
Hrd@e we INJUNCTION procured BY the Suspension
pas.ss Company u prevent Blondin carrying
kshgefs across tie cable At Niagara Falls,
.ttess.sn removed, and TINT probably no further
trsS trSpa WI he made xilh he cable passenger
a;tr ~ II va hardly in keeping with the dig
uenead,'n' @'loraton, shose bridge makes SUCH
sups ,Ss u aisldends 70 stockholders, to inter
~. y. aood, u the rivalry could lot be 20 kxten
Company" ''ts'''se 'ne fees'ps q toe
, 1859-08-25
KoasuxA aud Napoleon In the Ld&c
NxF.

Correspondence af the New 1o,k Tsilunc.]
iustos aug. :. 1852.
as soon as the war in Italy asaiust Au<tria
was resolved upon, Napoleon. fjctor Emanuel,
and Count CuTuur planned IN insurrection in
llungurr, as one Of the means of cocrcing Ans.
tria 10 evacuatc Italy. They, however, knrw
hOssutb too well not TO know that such Il scl,emc,
By which Hungary would llare acted Al the cats
a" fur Italy, to be deserted by the Allies in tho
luuT Of her nted, could not meet with bis uppiu~
hation. They, therefore, tried to arrange il,:.t~
ters without him. But when they saw that Lis
na,r aud talents were indispensable 10 any 1ls-
ing in hungary, and when they found that ic
had bolll tllc power and the will 10 prerent un
!ll.lined insurrcction, they made ov,'i1urcs to
Lim Tie twice had un interview with tue E,.,-
leror Napoleon, once ut Paris in the TuicrieS,
and once iu Tie can,r at ynlleSio, where t,,e
rlans for I'LL invasion Of Hungary by French
:facrs we're discussed and fixed; provided that
thewur should extend to tue shores Of the Adri-
attic.
THIS, however, did not take place, and thus
tue Hungarian expedition, was, of course, post
poned until the second Italian campaign, which
eaunot fail TO follow in lew years unless Aus.
'Fla changes her system of policy. Whntever
en'ay sssy against Napoleon, that lie left ths
''thc urclI. and did not fulfill his famous Milan
FF"nll,r to free Italy from the Alps to the
:sdr1at'c, still We cannot suY that he bctray, j
Hungary or hossutl, lie thrcw away n spicl,-
t@opl~rtuaity Of reI.abilitating hinsc1Gby des.
tfoy1nE Austria and giving freedom TO the hit
s'ons oppressed BY hcr; but he had not tllv
n"1'e 10 ucu, The open hostility Of Prussia mid
aadsl4c Resentment Of England. for it is certain
slst eTcs tie liberal statesmen Of England be.
i'sss Ma: Europe requires IN Anstrin; they
~i>h ier better Austria, but an AustriA they
Au:1 have, " prcsesye their balance Of power.
, 1859-08-25
BY',TELEGRAPH.
DEM0CklTIC STATE CONVENTIONS.
~fkEfsmA1An.

MADISON, Wis, August s4.-The Democratic
State Convention met in this city to-day. and
was organized by the election Of Fred ". Horn,
Of 0zaukee sounty, ~ President, and Jno. ".
Hunt, OF D4ne county as Secretary.
No uomin4tions made up to I o'clock.
, 1859-08-25

S1SGEn's SEw1xo MACHINES are superior for
nanufaet"'ing purposes.
Ars more desirable for all kinds Of family se'r-
ing.
Are capable Of doing Il greater raritty Of
zcork.
Are free from The jaults Of aN othtr naehinfs.
Are almost noitfless in their operations.
Ark much better, aal Therefore trortA more,
4rs perfectly simple and easily itp& i" or
DIR.
-4rt much eh<1psr heruust they earn ,nort
money.
Are Just khk naaci;ae for erfry family.
4. ". HAnE1s, Agent,
No. ii, Lake Street.
a1fn5I-1w
, 1859-08-25
DIED,

On the lit II this month waa drowned In Ford River
Delta County. Mich, MYRTLE yAIEK1A pAS'E1.s
two Yeas and haY oA. while on v1t Eth hef mothe1
It tnA1 place. She VA the only child of Nm. Fraat
pan1e 1aow of he lila NJ Dz1,e1s wAo now Eesdes n
GoJsyle, Cook County, III.
Ny only dtukhteE thou dtdA !eGvs M
For ypndef 1e11na Of Ml4 1auve;
Thou we7t ny Joy, III nees fu1st thee,
faktWeQ NJ Aa&si, peade nd lore.
, 1859-08-25

INDIANAPOLIS, aug. s4.-The Republican Sen
atoriul Convention Of the District composed Of
Crawford, Marion, Logan, Union and Huron
counties, today, nominated Dr. I. Fish,
Of Marion, for Senator, aud s. McCu1lock, fur
Board Of Equa!ization.
, 1859-08-25

tKEoAr aug. H. 1soF-
a ALL closing this letter, information
Peaches nae tl4at Tuscany, the Ducl.ies iand Ko-
masna are negotiating tie formation Of Il
Nssue ior Tue purpose Of uniting their several
military forces under the command Of one COM
sson 'tadrr, and Of resisting any attempt at III.
s.s'on = or Intervention, from whatescr quarter
mag come. At tue same time, the news is
eoatEtNsd 'hat Garibaldi is about taking his
!sste u tfc l'ivdmontcse army, and that great
Ian! Of Tue officers Of i,is corps would follow
Jus example. Voluntary louns arc being made
II II u'e Provincial Governments Of Bologna and
M"aeaa. , .aao',,ting to ,s*y' t.o, which are rap
Wy t4kri npto provide for the military cxlgcn
sses ,t u 1te future. and at the same timt
"! .'t very hard Ut work cradicaslhe
w.; c1;i'ts auisaaces. and Introducing thos.
,1s sI'a ft'us1us and improvements ot which
.ao>e ltoyiuces have 50 long been dc
rs'ea: Eutt,usiasm for their autonomy, ane
JJsa&a Tie restoration Of the rulers who wer
u:'ea a"a!s, remains unabated, und half th'
,is,,. ,iIee q a Tie newspapers in Upper and Cen
I+' a li-! Is Tiled witt, protests addresses, proc
=, .,aa''gh', and similar documents, without cn'
, 1859-08-25

hoHK AGNs.-our fellow citizen, William
Brackett, Esq, Of the iaw firm Of Bracket 4
Waite, has just returned to the city from a
years tour iu Europe.
, 1859-08-25

NEW IEH3EKs
The Administration achieved triumph yes
terdax in the nomination Of Gen. J.. Il. Y.
Wrirl,t. for Governor of New Jersey. The
proceedings in the Convention appear to have
hpn rather obstFcporous.
, 1859-08-25

EB Let it be remembered that the sale Of
furniture by Gilbert l. Sampson this morning,
offers an uncquallcd opportunity to all Who ure
in want Of good Goods
, 1859-08-25
TIL E. CITY

urnE PARk SEa,SARy.-By reference to our
advertising column it will be seen tlat the Fall
term Of this excellent institution is soon to
c,n,p,noon
, 1859-08-25

The prospectus IF the new Buchanan pape,
that is to be published in this city, has been
issued. 1t is to be called the Milwaukee, Na
tiona', daily, tr;-weckly and weekly, and the
proprictors are Messrs. Flarcn Brothers. The
first number comes out the first Of next month
-HH. tisnonsia.
, 1859-08-25

ST. Lor1s, aug. s4.-Cole McCrea, who killed
Clurk, 4 Pro.Slayery man, in Kansas, in 1854.
Was arrested here to-day. Clark was tile first
man killed III the Territory for political catscs.
, 1859-08-25

ExEnYts Journal or AGRICULTURE. The
Third volume Of the new series Of this old aud
we'll established farmers journal, neatly and
substantially bound, has been laid upon our ia
bic. II reminds us Of what We knew before,
Tint those Of our readers whs are reserving, to
bind, this useful periodical are making steady
and valuable addition to their family library
, 1859-08-25

REsoR's JurEoyrp HARRISON RAsGEs.-Citi-
zens wishing frs: class Cooking Range put
into their residences and warranted, should call
at D. L. Boone's Great Western Range Depot,
l45 State street. rnexcePtional city references
giyen. aul2-lm
, 1859-08-25

~ Jesse 3. Ferguson. from, Nashville, Ten-
ncssee, will speak III the Universalist Church on
the West Side, between Randolph and Monroe
streets, this (Thursday) evening at llalfpast 7
o'clnck
, 1859-08-25

TuE S. S. Pic Nc AT ErASsToS.-This NOR
ming the Sabbath School Of the Wabash avenue
II. E. Church gise their annual excursion to
Evanston twill be basket pic mic Tiekcts
10 ccnts-childrcn half price. The cars are to
leave the Chicago Il Milwaukee depot ut 9. \.
, 1859-08-25

The Democratic State Convention Of Wiscon-
sin met ut Madison yesterday and organized.
The nominations have not get been madc.
, 1859-08-25

FocSp DRowSED.-Thc body Of full grown
infant enrcloped in cloth TO which large fat
iron WAS attached, was taken from the river
near Van Buren, street bridge, 1eurfnl token Of
the mysteries and n,iscries Of city like our
own 1t is the second case Of infanticide brought
to light within twenty-fou hours, since as no.
tced yesterday III infant was foundin tile lake
basin On Tuesday.
, 1859-08-25

II Strangers visiting the ctr, and all others
who contemplate travelling, should call ut "
i G. S. Wrights, Trunk Store, 81 aud 219 South
Clark street, and examine the most extensive
assortment Of Trunks, Yalises, and Travelling
Bags. west of View York.
Trunks ranging in price from Sl.50 10 5000.
Travelling Bags iron 10 cents to $1,000. Trunk
Covers made to order from 500 to $500.
aug 19-lm
, 1859-08-25

- Go ia John Jones Co., 119 Dearborn
street, and get your clothes cleaned and re-
paired. They will be well done and at prices to
suit the titue5.
, 1859-08-25

The HonsE CARs.--Forty-eigh horse cars are
now running on the lines Of the Chicago City
Railway Company, who Kuow have, in their
three lines, over sercn miles of track. !.
The Madison street line is now open to Reby
street, and yesterday tivc cars were put on tic
line to run every ten minutes. The new cars Of
Chicago build on Randolph street now fully
rnuip that line.
, 1859-08-25

q H ScRfFk4S. Irr1f:ai.a -i.rnt, s. Daa16ur.7sx
IL 1skkorsat s~iss Adterts#sa. for this aud al IL
L&diW Papas n As 6arta Wek, tal-ts9ly
, 1859-08-25

NorIcE TO Gas CossruEns.-The price Of
Gas was reduced on the 1st Of May last, there
hy rendering the heating Of fat irons, and
cooking by Shaw's Patent Stores, the most
ecouomical method get discovered. Call and
sce them ut Walworth Hubbard d Co.'S, No.
a33 Like street.
, 1859-08-25

MELANCHOLY Acc1DESr.-Wc learn that about
six o'clock last evening On North avenue near
:sedgwick street. German driving loaded
wagon fell from lis scat aud broke lis neck.
Coroner James went up last evening to hold a1s
inquest, but the distance from the city prevent
our hearing the result Of the inquest.
, 1859-08-25

CLEVELAND. Aug o4.-John Bonsfield's Pail
tae,oay ws taane1 nn IL ts y !9ss oGo9
, 1859-08-25

NEW Yonk, August 34.-Thc Arabia sailed
tfts morning. for Liverpool. with 325o,QVo in
specie,