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Wswll exhibit on TUESDAY. AUGUST Isl.
ou -F1AaT FALL PERPETRATORS oF
@1GM S1Ah t&s1AeES, p.
SUPERB LY6N9 pREaa SILKS,
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The only question about making money here
is reduced to this: Are the mines going 10 hold
out ard continue rich enough to make working
them u PersnMnsnfty profitable business? That
they are pairing hugely now no one doubts, and
lpresume the greatest old fogy in the States
must be convinced by this time that tue Eastern
slope # the Rocky Mountains is fully as rich or
even richer than the Western. tiold is being
taken out now III quantities fully as great, and
some say greater, than when Greeley made his
reuort
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

james llisginhotbsm, decsased, and sll persons
interested IN the estate Of the said James li1gin.
holman, deceased
You are hereby notified that application Of Cy-
renius johnson, administration OF the estate OF James
Iiiggintotbam, late Of Tippecanoe county. indiana
deceased asking for order to sell real estate
said deceased sufficient TO pay the debts of said o.
tate Is now on HE In the Office Of the County Judge
Of Woodbury. county. lows, and you are hereby re.
qu ed TO be and appear before the County Judge OF
said county, At his Office IN Sioux City the first
day Of August, A. b 1859 At 10 O'Clock A ~. of said
day. sud then ana there show 70 us. why authority
should not be given 10 said administrator to sell so
much Of the real estate OF the said deceased nsy
- Necessary /, pay the debts Of the said estate.
CyRESIUs jon NSDS, Airninistrator.
Published BY order OF the County Judge OF Wood.
bury county. Iowa.
Aprfl 70 1859
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28

MARRIED-On Saturday evening last, at
the residence of W. p. HOLMAN, in Ser
geant's Bluff, by Rev. Mr.. CLIFFORD Mr..
JOSEPH GRAVEL, Of Sioux City, to Miss
ELIZABETH PisSEY. Of the former place.
Accompanying the above notice were
several large slices Of wedding cake for
which We tender our thanks to the happy
bride, with our best wishes for her contin
ned happiness. May their welded life be
an uninterrupted round Of prosperity and
coLtentmen:.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the copartnenhip heretofore
l sxistiug under the name and style Of Frost Todd
Co hAs this day been diskoiyed By mutual consent
All per.cus isdebted to said lats frm are request.
ed 20 cali at the Office and settle, Sod all persons
having claims against II will plsass present them
J. y. s. TODD.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
Proposals for the Cutting of Hay.
ASSISTANT QuARrgRAAsTER's OFFICE.
kURT RANDALL A. T Anrii 4 1880 I

ASSISTANT QUARrERHAsTER's office.
FORT RANDALL, n. T., April !, 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS viii he received at the As
- sistant Quartermasters Office at Fort Randall.
y. T., until u O'Clock, NJ. on The 18th day Of May.
1852 Tor the Cutting. Sailing Caring anu StackiDg
Of Hay the quantity Of which to he hetween 3JJ and
1000 tons, at the 2ption OF the Quartermaster aud
Commis>ary at Fort Randall, \. T Zach bidder is
required to STATE the amount at which lac proposes to
cut. salt and stack the Hay and give the
Of two resoDsible persons Securities 10 enter in to
bonds in Of contrsct being made; also to state
for himself and ecusiies the Town, County and
State in which he and they resdA. and is invited 10
be present at the opening Of the proposals.
J. 0. LONG,
End Lieut.. End lnftutry,
3sw4 A. A. O. NJ and A. ACs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28

SIOUX CITY, April 2, 1859.
Wheat Flour, &s.0osslo.0o per barrel.
Corn Meal. 1900 per sack.
Corn, 30ca Toe per bushel
Potatoes. De. a25r. per huahel.
Beans. 2!OOas3 per bushsl
Ham, l5c per ID.
Bacon, IL &c per Ii.
Lard, 20r per Id.
Butter. 25ca3Dc per ID.
Eggs, 25ca3oc per dozen.
Dried Apples. ~ l2c per ID.
+" Peaches. ~ lie per ID.
Sugar, 12cal6c per h.; Coffee, l6calsc per "; Tea
73c AL rs per ID.
Molssses. 75casl 90 per gallon.
Beef scal0c per III.
Mutton, lie per II.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
$4,000 FRUIT TREES
For Sale at the Lowest Ftgures |!

TUE undersigned having permanently established
j a Nursery at .srg.ants Buif, he hopes by strict
attention 10 the cultivation Of trees, al By ...
having none bui the choicest saritias grown ~ GsY
this climate 10 b able u the PEG s4~s
pie oi ih- upper Missouri country with orchards nj
the best grated fruit My stock at present consists
Of apple trees unity, all Rfsftsd aud II the preset
summer grow fhosa Wishing this fall Will rlrssr
FALL ami " br suitsi Ia quality quantity and
psie.. lie expects % introduce other fruits Into his
nursery next s~asan. Ttius. kOBksUN.
sergssut's Hun, sept. q, 1sse.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28

T WILL OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE LOT No 3.
/ In Block No 81, on Douglas street. Sioux City.
East Addition. together with the house upisd by
the Cits Council. Terms, one half cash in hand.
and the balance in six and twelve months. Title
guaranteed clear in all respects. Apply to
Il. STUTsMAN, Agent.
GiniY 6sitx lnril 1GSQ-ff
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28

A6c The steamer VIM. Baird is daily
expected n our Levee. She has large
load Of goods for this place.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
THE HAGY HOUSE,
sioux CITY, IOWA,
JOHN HAGY, :. PROPRIETOR

f1'iiE ifoptl.tef respectfully infeFHs the pubic
l that bis facilities saeh thai he il enatetl e.
accommodate Ills guests Ia good ~ IL NJ any hgta
The Missouri slope. by pas Ing atisniion To the
wants ~ his guests lie hopes to ises.a literal share
o { patronage March ~, 1bba-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28

TO JOHN ]. Fly -
sir-You arc hereby notified that will appear ~
Iors the Register aud Receiver Of tbs Land Once for
the Dskota Land District Nebraska Territory at Da-
kota City, on The 18th day Of May, A. b. 1859, ct
II O'Clock, p NJ to prove my right to prs-empt the
east half Of the northwest quarter and tho east
half Of the southwest quarter OF section TWEEN.
tycur, In tow nship twenty eight. range eight east
Of the 9TH Principal Meridian, N. r.
WILLIAM W. ARMOUR.
Aovil ~ 1aso-S.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
YOUNG AMERICAS LIBRARY,

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Newspapers Inserting thu abese IN full will he en-
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PIsILiD

4 Bsnero'em hstitution established by
Spec.M Enforcement, for The Re'tT
IF the SICK and Distressed, Gt-
fieied nth T,lulcm and
Epi3cmic Diseases.
,J,u~ HOWARD ASSOCIATION. In view ~ the
l avid destruction ef humtn life caused by Sex.
ual diseases. aud the dee, ions rsc.icea upon the
unfortunate victims Of such diseases " ouaeks,
several years - directed their Consul'in, Surgeon
as A CIl tRlTsRLE ACT worthy If their name %
open Dspens cor he treatment oi thi. class Of
diseases, in all iheis forms. and n give MEDICAL
ADNlC& OK ATS to al who apply by lettsr. with Q
description Of the condition. - occupat on, hab.
t. of iits &c. and in case of extreme poverty. to
urni,h medicines EREE OF CaARGE. 1t l. need.
less to add that thu Association the high.
st medical skin u the sr-. AMI viii furnish the
IN lst approved modern treatment.
The Directors Of tbs Assoril m. IN their Annual
Report upan the Treatment Of sexua, Diseases. ex.
press the highest satisfaction with the which
has sttende tn iAbDrs az their Surgeons in the cure
IT Sperms larthsst. Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhna,
elect syphilis the vie of Onansm or SelEAbuss,
Diseases O the Kidneys and Bladder &c. and order
continuance OF the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on review of the past feel assured
that their abors in this sphere OF benevolent effort
htSe toan OF great benefit to the afflicted sspec ally
the young aud they have resolved 10 devote them.
selves with renewed zeal, TO this very important
aud much despised cause
An admirable report on Spermatorrhws, or Semi.
nal Wenhhrss the vice of nranIsu,, alasturb.,ion,
SELF Abnsa aHd either diseases Of the Sexual Or
eans. ~ the .on tai,inA surgeon. will he sent Ivy
matt lin 4 scaled envelope. RREE OF CHARGE, on
rs,e,trt ~ TWO STAMPS far postage. Oth.r reports
and irAefs ea ,he nature and trsatnant Of sexual
Diseases Diet. A., constantly b.i. publ ishsi
t4g 8faiu tNus distributions, aud will le saut 20 the
afflicted, : uls ~ tho nes relrai-s and method
" tfaatme4t discovered iafny the last ear. sra
grHni taf4F,
AtAtssz ia report al treatment, nr J sNtilIS
haN bilIhN, Atiins Sarsson, Howard Association
70 south 81 81 street. l#bii,iplahs, IA
~ oFdsr u the directors
haNt y ltHAUfA Eli, President
GRO TAiErHihl, secgi4ss, slnaiiy,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
NOTICE.


vs. for the County of Dakota.
Moses sheehan. Attachment.
To MOSES SIIEEHAN-
Take notice that the petition Of John n. II Patrick
has ieeu filed in the District Court In and for the
county OF Dakota, claiming OF you the sum Of one
hundred and forty dollars for lumber aud building
material sold and delivered and unless YOU appear
the first day Of the next term Of said Court be
holden In the city OF Dakota the second Tuesday
Of May. 1859. and answer to said petition judgment
will be rendered against you by default Tor the said
amount. J. y. IL PATRICK,
April -, ls59-4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
5 K Il ID A q Il n CY.

TIVE Subscribers will receive crl@r> fr any kind
/ Gardea W blower SEEDS which viii De- supplied
by =. A. IEhhl a -, Of Crescent C,ty, iowa
WHIT, y CbrLANn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
Chance for Speculation.

TIE highest market price paid in cash Cor corn an
oil kinds of Furs and skins.
Sioux City, April %. 1s59-1y
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
NQTICE.
tn John !. FRY.

Sioux city April 18th 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28

Are respectfully invited to give Us call before m
king their purchase
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28

To the Tax Payers of Ida County.
TAXES due for the years 1857 and 1858, on Lands
i and Personal property. in Ida county. are paya.
bic 10 the Treasure, # said county All persons are
hereby notified that the payment Of any moneys on
said lands personal property, to tin officers Of
Woodbury., orany other county wiz be at their peril
jos. s. LDyELAND,
Treasurer Of Ida county.
Ida. Iowa, Feb. g. 1s59--3ltf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
Headquarters for Bargains /!
]. E. BOOZE & co.

Respectfully TO the citizens Of Sioux City
aud Deighboring towns that they have Just receiy
per steamboat and have opened one Of the
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28

Ever brought up the Missouri. Our Goods are
fresh, and bought by one OF the firm at the 10
est cash prices. We can therefore
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NUMBER i.
DoEs Ks BEAT.


The Saturday Eeyenise Gazette has
2 New York correspondent, who beats
poesticks inshumor and the knaoAs in
playing upon words. The following
IS extracted from his last letter, descnb.'
ing visit TO the rooms Of a phrenolo.
gist.:
It's a free institution-Glkd with
/" dead heads Professor wished to feel
on my head. Told mo to uncover.
Iold him to feel of it with my hat on.
The hat was felt.
then tookitof He examined nv
wig. Said there was something in nv
head-it was full Of life. He dwelt a
long time On a bump, caused BY tho
sidewalk falling against it, while I was
taking my roommate home from pri.
mary election. Room-mate was Tery
ass'ak ) on that occasion. He thought
ne wastsklng me honey
nag an aSfui headace next morn.
ing-l felt dragged oats profassor sa;a
large bumps denoted great acque.A:..e :.,
ness; said / had a searching mind.
Told me to search for quarter in my.
pocket called that experimental
phrenology.
Professor, ! had mentioned my name,
conducted me around the museum );
showed me all the heads. Some were
plaster cast; said they cas- lots. Told
him I opposed gambling looked
bewildered.
Showed. me the skull Of Mulligan.
Mulligan was an acrobat-made his
last appearance on tight rope at the
city prison, for the benefit of thespublic
broke his neck in the performance.
Next he showed me the skulls Of
men killed. Professor observed as q
curious fact, that those slain in battle
were generally aged - having bald
heads. In the next row was The skull
Of boatman; it was not for sale; il
looked prdinary--poor fellow, be had
run his race.
We next paid our attention to the
females. They were seemingly old
maids--being laid on the shelf-in
teirs. ] couldn't tell them from the
heads of the males. Professor said
they had a little more jaw, He did
not speak of their size.
As was about departing, / noticed
a curious shaped skull. took it up.
exclaiming-sHow wonderfully aud
fearfully we are made y
"Put that down, san the Professor,
sit belongs to me-"
/ It was marked "bab5oonf'
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-07-01

WoMAN.-It ID not the smile Of d.
pretty face, nor the beauty and symmc
try Of the person, nor yet the costly
decoration that compose thy artificial
beauty. No nor the enchanting
glances which thou bestowetll With
such iuster on the man which laou de-
signest worthy OF thine affection. 1t
is thy pleasing department, thy chaste
conversation thy sensihility, and the
purity Of thy th5ughta--ihe affable
and open disposition syinpathizinc
sFith those Id adversity comforting
with the believing the dis
iressed; and above all. that humility
of soul, that unieigned and perfect re-
gards for the precepts Of christianity.
These virtues constitute thy loveIiness.
Adorned with but those of nature and
simplicity, they will shine like the res
fulgent sun; display that the loveliaess
of thy person is not to be found in the
tinsel ornaments of thy body, but the
reflections ofthe rectitude and the scru.
tiny of well-spent life, that soars
above the transient vanities oi the
world.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-07-01

PRAcrIcAL.-"M Maria,o said lady
to her colored chambermiad, |" that is
the third silk dress you have worn
since you came to me pray how many
do you own ~ Only seven, miss !;
but rs savin' OF my wages to buy an
nudder.n " Seven! What use are
seven silk dresses TO you 2 Why,
don't own so many as that MYSELF
q Spects not, miss" SAID she smiling,
4 akase you doesen't need 'em so much
as does. Yuu see, you quality white
folks everybody knows an quality /;
but us bettermost kind o. cullud pus
sons has fo' to 'stingnich ou'selfs from
common nlggers." So, critics, who
pronounee the present style of dress
extraVagant, be Ienient, and when par
aphernaiia of hoops and flounces silk
yelvets, and laces is very astound-
ing, thing: Well, poor things! they
must do something to ..stinguish'' them
selves from common folks.
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G The captain of a vessel just ar
rived in the4iarbor Of New York di-
rected one Of the crew an Irishman TO
throw the buoy overheard. He was
then stepping into his cabin. On
bis return the captain inquired fhis or
der had been obeyed. The Irishman
with great simplicity replied, 'PIase
your honor could not catch the boy
but ! threw overheard the old cook !,
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thonght that it would soon tess
Iminate,' sAaid the noble Gerald; but
ldlaye layely met so many attractions
there he looked meaningly at his COM
panion) that | cant resolve to tear my.
self away
Angeline heard this declaration with
much satisfaction. She was already so
,4r preposssessed in favor of her noble
colapanion that she resolved to ply
him with all the batteries at her COM
mand and the favor yh which he
already regarded her, as She could see
from his glanees, made her sangaine Of
success.
Strike while the irons hot, said
her gratitied parent, when she reported
her progress. There's nothing ike
that. Just follow my advice, and you'll
be Ms. Gerald Wellesley-eMithin a
month. And that reminds me-when-
ever he proposes, if he should desire a
speedy marriage don't say word
against it.
Trust me for. that,s said Angeline,
with her usual refinement. 81 guess
| know on which side my bread
is buttered.'
So the Irritation went on. At length
the expected declaration came; with
all the feryor Of an simpassioned lover,
Gerald besought her to be bis.
Ny heart is already thine said the
blushing Angeline.
Then am | indeed blest,' exclaimed
the elegant Gerald Wellesley, as he
rose from his recumbent position and
mechanically busted his knees with his
cambric handkerchief.
And now, when shall be the happy
day 9
81 will leave that entirely to you,'
said Angeline. / feel such perfect
trust ia You that I leave it to your
Judgment
Thanks, dearest. Then let it be
day after tomorrow I
Angeline took care not to say any.
thing against the short notice given,
but assented. The services of Rev. DR.
Surplice, who happened to be recruit
| ing fFs lis professional labors at the
sanls were called into requisi-
ton.
The ceremony. was already COM
meneed in one Of the hotels, when it
vas suddenly interrupted by the hasty
entrance osa rough-looking man, who
pushed forward and slapped the bride
groom OF the shoulder. Gerald turned
fiercely round, and exclaimed, /" What
means this, fellown
II aint a fellow any more than you
are retorted the policeman, sturdilY
sI've got a warrant for your arrest, Mr.
William Stokes,
/ You are mistaken, said Angeline
This is Gerald Wellealy, of England
The policeman burst iato a horse
laugh. g He has been cheatin you
then9 Hes William Stokes; and al
ter stealing a considerable sum Q
money from his master a few week
since he made of, and this is the frs
time he has been tracked.
j His master = said Angeline, fais
lIY. Who, then, IS he =
"Ill tell YOU marnl, see,ia he won
4 He's a journeymaa aAFber
/ Angeline SeeshsEith went into faint
ing f!, ana vas removed from th
roaa he next day she set out fc
Ehotns with her mother, not a ltd
cfestfallen.
Poor Angeline she is still unma
RED. Her mother never ventures t
mention Saratoga in her hearing, as
always sure to bring on a paroxysm.
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~ To act. with common sense ac.
cordingly to the moment is the best
wisdom | know; and the best philos-
ophy to do ones duties take the world
as it comes submit respectfully to ones
lot bless the goodness that has given
US so much happiness with it what ever
il is and despise affectation.
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A few years ago school master was
wanted for the village Limekiln. A
pompous little fellow, one of the appli-
cants being asked to give in writing o
philosophical reason why cream was
put into our tea, replied: Because
the globular particles OF The cream ren
der the acute angles of the tea more
obtuse y He was elected.
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The Light on the shore.

Our life is a bubble,
And Time is the ocean
Each wave is a trouble,
And Love the commoti on,
Cur breeze is sigh,,
That watts US safe o'er;
And soft wonian's eye,
The light on the shore.
From the rock of -Dispaif
We let go the rope,
Through the breakers we wear.
Withthe anchor of hope
Heigh ho :" is the cry,
True Friendship the store,
And soft wOmah's eye,
The Light on the shore,
Though we weather the blast,
y And cherish the cargo.
y Grim Death comes at last
And lays an embargo!
When thus called to- die,
May we still look before,
| s'ili ksep in our eye
Til ht. On the shore.
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Children are none the worse for
being told that every action God is the
witness, men would do all the better
If they never forgot such Instruction.