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Fye.-The alarm of fire between and 2
O'Clock yesterday morning was caused Ey the
burning of an unoccupied house III the "old
feld,' beyond Rockets.
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.ysm Aryaagsmeaf--Th The Northe mail train
now IeaYes the Richmond and Fredericksburg
lailroaA depot as halt.past 9 In the r1crns
tne and half.past Z In The eyoaiAG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

Ashland RaeeS.-The closing race of the meet
ing took place yes terdav. in presence OF a good
~ number OF lovers of h rSe racing who were
rewarded by very interesting and closely
contested race between One Eyed Joe, Ironette
and Don Juan. For the first mile aud a half
the contest lay between Joe and Don Juan,
wheh lronette weat before the Uon and they
came IN IN this order ia 3l6k. On complaint
Of foul riding Don Juan was declared dis
tanced, aud the second heat was consequently
contended for by the two greys, the gallant old
one winning by length. Summary
Tuesday Nov I.-Handi cap Purse $500 for horses
pea en- durins the meeting. Two mile heats
Oen 1hos.J GTeen K <. One Ey ed Joe by Prince
-1eoT5e, oat oi RcSIster's dam, aged, IU2 us / /
~ A. THOMPSON ar. t. lrouette, by Register,
out OF Black Sal, / Years, 85 lhs ...........2 2
u. NJ cIlanlels s b. il. Don Juan. by imp. Gle coe,
out OF Darkness. by Wagner srs., IlG lbs dist
Time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

Is, steam Engine for saie.-A two-and "a
ha,s ~ morse SfEA NJ ENGINE. in complete order.
~ s'as been used oaiy three weeks. IL VIII be sold
CT d bsfsAn. ApplS at this office. oc 4-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

thus closed the fall meeting of the Ashland
Association, and very pleasant one il was. 20
the puo!ic as We'll as the members During the
meeting, Maj. boswell changed the name OF
Surplus TO that OF ARHetts fiGH, in compliment
to The sweet little daughter Of Mr. Joseph Hall,
of New York as well as the father. than when
more amia0e and aftable gentleman does not
exist, 4 match uas been made for s,l0.HJa, be-
tween Annette Hail and Oysterlnan, to come
OF next spring. and old One- Eyed Joe has be-
come the property of Gen. Taos. J. Green, of
North Carolina, wlro has added much to our
sport during the past four weeks. We hope to
see him and his Carolina friends in Virginia
nextspring, aad also Mr.. Z. NJ. Hall, of Mary
land. Ihey are high-minded and accomplished
turtnen. and genial companiens.
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- HooS Nesper and Accountant

.rN< WILLIAM offers bls services 70 keep
sa.~ .. EssAS r. uaTfS ami neatly. and 10 exam
.~a v-.,c Hr sst'ie aud adjust accounts.
lie tls had .ang experience IN Baok-kceplne,
Ell. 4-s ,a.,tmanlas from men OF the uFst standing
.. t... ..l.. .u3.
All. es,on may be made To John J.. VII
JAMS. - t12 Office of MesSrs. JoHN 4. IsTCAs-
- -.S.. Oc lS-2m
- i.ight! Light. Light! Buy the
..-7.-l sau.uH ChNE Iii COAL OIL, manUtac-
-r7 from \ }.--su,e Crunel Coal. i beautiful
d. -...l warranted ~ hurn well, not % smoke or
l..a ~, UNPLEASANT nrGCT Tins OIL IS free from
--. a4.. .-ssg,I ~. rp, Epodc. and IS the most
....,l. o.l ir uEe. Sold by
FI-HEE & WINSTON.
..s .l-t.n NruS.lsts, " hoiess.ia A-cuts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

- Fire and Life. We desire Ia call the at
teAa.r "i the pubic to one great and important
G-~ta, w that
FtRt AND LIFE INSURANCE
CEr ta effected tn Ruy amount and the most rea-
k.rf..a terms at the
INSURANCE. AGENCY OFFICE,
100 Nam STREET,
= f,w doors above the new Custom House. Please
o'-ar~s that We represent
TIE LIEFRFODL And LONDON FIRE
ms TRANCE COIPANIi
& = pI a l---.S .. 900. 900
With over 0e) invested in the United States,
ana an annual revenue Ui
S4,-j0.000.
" are prepared ia Eahe large risks on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS.
lH idlton TO the ordinary mode OF Insurance,
..Iss Company lSSuez
PERMANENT POLICIES
IN payment eF tca aastRGE premiums, property Is
t1eHceiorth permanently insured. -
81 thIs plan SAVING OF nearly FORTY PER CT.
Is effected! the sum thus saged wit, N fifteen
years amoutt to the whole OF the deposltesb > the
rlsa and Inconvenience ot renewals are avoided -
The policy can ha cancelled n any time hy the
holder, the premium being returned, less hye per
cent.
The NEW YORK LIFE ms URANCE COM
PANF,
With capital nf over s. .6tl0. 900. is on the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
and oilers Ere8t inducements 10 persons deslrOus
oi eHArtiHg-lnsuraHce on their lives Is ans other
Company. w e res pccttuily solicit \ cali,
W0RTHAM & WYATT. Agents,
l90 Main street.
H,21cal EraBainsys-Ro. T. COLEMAN, ". D.,
Jts. II. CONWAY. III. D. oc5-iI Is
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nv cnwaRp,N A. uAuMERstEy.

-. THE DAILY DISPATCH rs served to sab
scrilers NJ s1y ANT oGARTKs erNTA rFR wsxx,
r7vsNe to the Carrier weekly. Price fer mailing.
:. ,eSr, " $3.50 Ter s3x months, III advance.
"a THE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH is,ssued
evCrS Tuesdav and Frdss nj & S2.ea. in advance,
Ia THF WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued ever
Fnda,. and mailed 10 Subscribers AZ 81 per snnum.
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rsams or ag1ERrisfvss.

- Advertisements pablishsd Enfii forbid. WI
oe charEed " cents per square Of eight lines for tn
hfst Insertion, and "a cents Tor escs cnntpvanee.
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DEATH or A uisTis6t IsHKn IAiLE.-- t'si.
Martin Rosienkiewtcb, 1. distinguished fe.lsn
exile no eatne TO this eonntry In ',32s afa
~ Clneianaii on the afst ujs. 1he safty
wears OF his exile were passed in Nsw Nsslk
and Philadelphia. and more recently IN Ghii-
lieothe, Ohio, bur the last fifteen ears 81 Ms
life he has tsen resident oI CineAnHatl
PAlSFrr. SYATgMESr.-~In Philadelphia. On
Sunday last. the Coroner held an lnfnsst
n,son ihe bodies IT FIVE persons, aliof whom
fiiea either suddenly or by violence. Thftw
tya,n .lrunkenness, one from elestitution ard
exnosare ID the weather. aud cue by his sxxn
hand induced 10 take the rash stsp hy tattaa-
perate habits.
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dIsIsTER MAsoN.s REMArNs.-A writer in
the New York Herald makes the following
statement IN reference to the removal of the
remains OF the Hon. John Y. Mason from the
steamer Ocean Queen to the steamer York
town:
Inc ARRIVAL of Judge Mason's remains here.
y .he ocean Queen, was entirely unexpec ted
either TO his friends or such members of his
naiily @ as are at present in the United States,
s,u as hr. Heath, the son.in law of Judge
Mason, who accompanied them to Virginia.
ohiy reached the city at a late hour on Tues
Gay night, there was not sufficient time 10 ad .
mn, mn OF such an escort as would otherwise have
peen accorded. The writer of this article him.
self waited on the Colonel of the Seventh
regiment to ask a military escort and was
'oid mat such would have been cheerfulIy
gwen mad there been sufficient time to get one
together. 0-''
Judge Mason's body was moved from ono
steamer to the other on Thursday morning
and was escorted by the Hon Augustus SchelI
lanes l. Soutter, Esq, Major Hill. T. s. A.
Capt fenhoek, u >. N, and several others oil
ms former personal friends. The flags of 10th
the Custom House aad steamer Yorktown
were at halt-mast, and the room on the steam
er In which the body was deposited was an
propria,ely draped with mourning. Mr
lleath expressed his grateful acknowledg dgmenrs
iof the respect shown, knowing, as he did
now hastily II had been arranged.
lHE ROTTEN CONDITION OF THE II. s
STEAM FRIGATE MIANEsoTA-rhis vessel is
now IN the Charles town Nayy-Yard undergo
ing repairs, though she has been only one
cruise since she was built, aud is little more
than five years old All her outside planking
from the water-line to the planksheer is rot
Ten Already nineteen strakes OF wales have
Deea taken OIL, many of them decayed lhronaL
ana through Inside nearly all her hatchway
conbings are rotten. and much Of the ceiling
several of the hanging and lodging knees
three OF the thick strakes III the hold the mast
partner knees, and even thecable- bitts are un-
sound. All this decay timber is White oak
ana where II has been in contact with the
decks, winch are OF yellow pine the pine as
Wen as the oak Is rotten. Now the prevailing
opinion In relation TO yellow pine is, that il is
rot-proof IN consequence Of the turnentine il
contains. We have heard of yellow pine
beams and keelsons twenty years Old which
were as sound as when put in. But it seems.
Id tie vicinity of decaying oak, it is liable TO
oe affected by ii. The pine OF the Minnesota-s
decks. where tayed to unsound oak can be
crumhied in pieces by hand. But her frames.
which are Of live oak show no sign of decay.
and this is attributed to the fact that they had
been well seasoned before being used, Il ap-
pears, also, that, unlike yellow pine. they ha ye
not been affected by the disease of The plank
ing ana ceiling which cover them. From this
we might infer that diseased white oak only
affects other woods that are softer than itself
Boston EcsRinS Journal
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SalantallOcr safes.
EVANS 4 WATSON, No. 26south Fourth
Street PHILADELPHIA


Street, PHILADELPHIA
GREAT FIRE, CHESTNUT FIFTH 81.
Friday morning, December 18th 1854
EVANsi& WATsaN'S salamander safes triumphant
as they always are when put to the test
philadelphia. Dec. Is 1874
Messrs. Evans 4 Watson, No. &c South Fourth a.,
Ph!ladelr We take m ucb p,.s.nr.isS
recommending your Salamander Safes To merrh..,.
NM oihers N want OF secure means Of preserving
their books, papers, Sc. from fire. as the ~. -
purchased from yeu about seven months sinc. -.
preserved our books papers and cash In Al voo5 49,
dtion as when they wers put into It, before the gr..1
IRE Of this morning. which destroyed the entire So.s
OF buildings, corner of Chestnut aud Pifib S,r...S
The above Safe was In in our Office on ~. .asy
noor OF our building. from which place IL fall i.,s
The cellsr aud remained there until the fire vas ons
Inc safe Was then removed, and opened In the mr. a
ence Of at least 1000 persona, who witnessed the
good condition Of Its contents. Will YOU u,..s.
have the SAT-. aud locks repaired as We intend - -,
II in use again having perfect confidence in II, IRE
proof qualities Yours respectfully,
LACEY 2FHILLrps,
Evans "a Watson take pleasure in referring 10 ~.
l@lonlnE. .nlau4 the many hundreds who hays hi.
SAFES IN use I'll, StNint. phila Farmers 4 N.chan
les hank, phila; samuel Allen, ESQ High sbsrlw -
Phiia John \, Henderson, City Controller. r.lh
Cops 90, No. ts3 Market ST.: Richard Norris ~,
Locomotive BnildSs, fhis= Isreron 4 sellers. NJ
chinisis corner 18th aud Jams SITS; Franklin ~
Insurance Company. Phila. Penney lranis Rai,raas
Co, ihllaa iareH & Phillips. corner 5th and N,,
ste, shsrrless hfa.. No. 81 y Second street Nam.
Kent 4 sante., 10. IA North Third Street
Large szaottalent Of the above Safes alw.v. A..
hand twaftaated 10 stand at least 10 per cent ao.
fire than any herring's safe In use F,.nSs
Watson slsn Manufacture and Keen for sal. 49,
shutters, Iron Doors, aud Iron SASH Tor maxim, ~.
proof vaults, for hanks, stores, private and n,1'
s sam ~ IA, saa .s'ie. Copying Presses iste.
- iieasg give US aeail Il No 20 South FOURTH 8,
Hi"aesPhia Veil Nal T..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14

L n assortment of Circular and Mill Saws Man.
"A drills, Betting. Files. etc. always kept on hand
at st. Louis prices with freight added.
A. GRoN1NGEk, sign Of the Mil Saw
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THE REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE! C0MPNY,
DAKOTA CITY. n. =.

DAhVTA CITH, Ne t.
WILL give strict attention to any agency business
w entrusted to their caro-, such as the buying,
selling and renting Of real estate ard town property
the locating Of caimsin Western Iowa and Nebraska
and they trust from the large amount Of property
they have hand for sale, and their general know
edge Of the vest to be able to render perfect satiss
ton.
The buying, selling and locating Of land warrants
Land Districts and the selecting and entering Of lands
In the same districts giving description Of the same
and guaranteeing it TO be correct.
Collecting debts. dues and demands; the exarn:ns
ton OF titles to lands and claims paying taxes, in
yestng money at western rates Of interest," In western
Iowa and Nebraska.
Acting agents for steamboats,, periodicals and In
Taking Of money on deposit for use or safe keeping
when for use liberal interest allowed.
The procuring Of employment, the furnishing Of
settle In the West TO the best localities and bust
ness TO enter into.
I'D. NJ. CROCKwELL, President.
". II. 8. HuaaEs, Secretary.
REFEREES:
James Buchanan, President Of the United States.
John c. breckenridge, Vice President Of the United
States
Hon. A. Hall, Hon. W. R. W. Cobb Hon. h. NJ Short
er. Hon. Henry and A. G. Dodge, Hon. B. b. Chap.
man, members and ex members Of Congress; How
ell Stribbling, Georgetown, d. c.
Baldwin, Dodge Co., ?. J. Mchahan, 4. p. Low aud
Ihos HI Benton, Jr, Bankers and Dealers, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Col Parker and Major Gilmore. Register and Recev.
er ofthe l. and Office at Omaha, Gov. NJ. W. lizard
Hon. s. E.Rorers, Augustus Kountze, Omaha.
Hon, l. L. Gibbs and NJ. VI. Riden, Nebraska city.
NJ. MOLLY, X. II. Booth, l.. Lsngworths L Brothers
Lowell, Taylor Co., bankers and agents, Dubuque
Iowa
Hon. p. NJ. Cassidy. Hon. T. A. Walker, Hon. d. O.
Finch, Fort Des Moines, Iowa.
c. L. b. Crockwsll, editor Of the Eureka, Anamosa
Iowa.
n B. Letters to receive prompt attention must be
directed to the President, Dakota City, N. 7. Office
| at the Caewawa House. corner Of Bro dway and 10th
streets. tsept2no5ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
YER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL,



Through trial Of many years aud through avery
nation ofc'sliiaed men ATEE3s IHEKEY PYcroP Al HI,
heen .ouId 70 afford itef and to cure NOR ,l
ses "t pulmonary disease thaA any other remei,
known 10 mankind. Cases Of apparently settled t,n
sumption have been cured hs 1t, ana tnsrss,,4s ~
suiivrers who deemed be- ord the reach OF ln
man aid have been restored 70 their friends aud sa
funess, 10 sound health and the enioymepts Of I'D,
10y this powefsui antidute To diseases .. the rrs
and threat. Here cold had settled ON the LUNGS .
The dry, hacking cough. thu CLASSY ey. aps the pY
thn FEATURES OF aim who MAS lately lEsy aud strg NJ
whisper 10 al but him CONSUMPTION. lie tfie. every
thing; but the disease Is gnawns at his yiais and
shows lis aial symy toms more and more over nil b
frame lie is taking the chsrfg pictorial Row il has
STEPPED his cough aud made his breathing easy: his
sleep Is sound at night: his appetite returns ana
with 1t his strength The dart which pierced M
side y broken. Scarcely any neighhorhooi can be-
found which has not some living tfpnbv III, 40 4,
shadow forth the virtues which have yon I'M ~
GhhRiY PhtIoRA an imperishaela fenown Hrt is
usefulness does not end here sav II nraoipnj3sh,.
more ny prevention than cure. The countless colds
snd coughs which Il cures sra the seed which woud
have ripencd ntua dreadful harvest Of bls All.
sises. lntuepzil tron9, hsonahitis ua..-vnr-,
ieurisy, Whooring Cough aud all irritatisns OF ths
throat ana lungs are easils cured hy the CHERRY
feetoral IL taken In season. Every family Should
have II by them, and they will find il an invslu Ms
pro.eton ron the insidious prowler which carries
OF the parent sheep from many home.
Inis rsdy has for itself such notoriety for
us cures q every variety Of Pulmonary disease that
u entirely unnecessary to recount the evidences
lts virtues in any comm unity where ii has been EN-.
poyed SO wide is the field Of its usetu iness and SO
numerous the cases OF IL cures that almost every seq
non OK the country ahounas in persons publicly
known, who have been restored from slarminy ,na
even desperate diseases the lungs by its use when
once tried its superiority ever orery ether meaicn,
oi It's Kind Is too apparent TO escape and
where Its virtues are known. the public no Longer
hesitate what antid5e TO emplop for the
and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
winch are incident 10 cur climate. And not ong in
formidable attacks upon the lungs but for the mild.
er varieties Of doids, estghs Hoarteaess Dr. and for
cddren It is the pleasautest aud safest medicine that
can be obtained.
Prepared w Ds. J. C.AYER, Practical and Au,lv.
teal Chemist Lowell Mass, ana sold by all Druggists
everywhere.
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AZ" Al. ''hef Kinds snd styles at tn. 3 tail prices
premiums Presented IN
No. 325 BroQtl,cou, Neu York

30 every person buying gold zen Of M va -.
art;,I sa sertiheate and each of these cert,st
cepts ~ liaef Q, IT, by the extra Payment Of =,
r,t " az aEttie OF Jeweiry in va ne tom Il y, -
I"is ]eNery consists Of Gold sud silver u ~
I'M, 1870 sigsr 6oblets, Silver Fruit Ea.l.ts
GoG III et" mans ior ladies', Lockes Bracelets cent:
r. " .Hd vest Chains, Thinlblss pr..y,,,
bracelets For Drops, studs Ring. Cro.,.t
~ when sell for less than 4i F;,r .rs !, 'lohs
h., ~ - y 9 az. "a 70 u Numbered Grf,eco,< -
~ ~ payment q - sns extra on ,gcb - ~: - o',a
@s'ttHsa 10 reee.te ,ckatsrer he - tp's"ee 40
y.et". asS'gndtfs. We have been in 80: "s 's,-
have re- 9. thousands have bought Of ~ ana -
This ,5,, ~ : I .a tha' any one was ever diss.ts,
iI Ial an rus every opportunity Of o,.,;a
kui' "steh or some article o. i.wsjrv g., aiming
IT, -, va our pens, pencil cases &c sra rsri 'ha
We ~ - "iae'afei hy ourselves with ,rast - az
s,o<s eia pr fis"iy at prices asked in III , 1
stniss In tie city. To agents 10 49, u IN al oths
any energetic person can do w.Ii y mia Seeus
try ana f.rs asfhts IN every place in m. 80,
please 10 Ia. ne would like 10 b~cone such w;I,
iirrns,s u, AMI We will send tha,a - y ~
"s"@'s Il Prices, terms. &c W. 49, eih PRINTED
III TX "istihatieD. The moment i ran e'aefa Pc
on he r.x,,, = entitled to recsrs hi, rr.n,Ina
" IL - mont OF - cents extra i' premium
All ofaefs y mail should h. Sa,
DERRICK, BENTON q br.S
NB-1nr4 ro sS3S broadway. Nav VI
Lnetse The pen and 80 cents in - superior manner.
m. Epf TAINTED and returned mas, o 'as
CoNpt%y - AZ GOLD Pen MANTF.r 'l
hut. as there ara NOW, throughout the COUNTRY
Guaintea u;,h undoubtedly SOME who a. 49,,
I y, a. as references: e '''io"ihg weitknown
H i'l2"s ; 4 Co., No. Ii Maiden Lane, NY.
Ren,a y Mitchell, 30 do do
a. Bros, cor. Broadway and Cour,
7 II ID SITS. n. \. and Chestnut st. pb;la
\ sturdy 4 Co, No. Gilsey Building
oudd y Wood, No. 9 Maiden Lane, NY.
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LAND FOR SALE.

rEo. A. HINsDALE offers for sale the following
VI described Tracts of Land situated in Woodbury.
county. Iowa:
5. W. Or Sec. 8, SO, r. 90, prairie bottom.
NV Or. Is, I"
Nh 8,
W. half N. ". Or Sec. O. 7. So R. 46, prairie hot'n.
s. ". Or OF N. ". Or and y. W. Or. OF s. W. Or. Of
Sec. g, T. IS n, II. a. aud Lots Nos aud !, T. S. Il
Al, containing l5l acres-upland prairie.
n ". Or Of \. l.. Or. OF sec. 10, T. 81, X. 49, about
one half timber land.
Ten acres heavy timber in Sec Is, 7 Sc, r. &C. near
Lakeport.
Also 8. ". Or. of n. W. Or Of Sec. 25. and +. hslt
Of n 4. Or Sec 26T. So, X. SO, in Calhoun county.
Twenty town Lots in Sergeant's Biuf, and Forty in
Dakota City, n. T. solinold
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Fer Your Wife. Daughter, slater, f,
Friend.
L. S. ARTHUR'S
Notttc 1Siagasluc.

VDlTED by I. s. Arthur and Virginia r. Towns
u 4 llcnd. For choice and elegant literature ligb
moral tone, peculiar adaptation to the home ~
our lard freshness, originality, and eheapn.ss III;
Magazine Is Acknowledged, on all hands. IL H. WIFI
Sut an,al lt IL equal To the beauty of ia ty,,s.
raphy ana the richness Of It's shmeut. 10 ,h
most ambitious and dearest of our magazines MI
II claims to lead all OF them In man, ..ssnt,., ~
lures FOR correctness and exquisite beauty ~ ao
ored steel fashion plates were uusiyaIled n
They wii main'an this superiority In 1855 yolmm.
n begins In January. "ns
iFhMs--s2 year In adsanre. Four ..,,l.- a.
%, twelve copies iof sl5 aud one extra u astir ~
vi club $50" w
sc'iav % ~ make up clubs. Address $50
= \ ARTHUR 4 Co,
los WAisst - stsssi LiIAASsahis.
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IMPORTANT NoY.REsrDENTs.

'l'AXEs upon lands In Woodbury., Ida, Plymouth,
1 Sioux, o Brisn and Clay counties are payable At
Sioux City, and viii be due in October, 1883 l am
prepared to attend promptly TO the payment Of Taxes
Lera, also In Sac Cherokee, Calhoun, Monona any
other county Of Northwestern Iowa. Address
GEO. WEARE, sioux City, Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
TALEABLE
Town & other Property
FOR SALE.

9 NhaFos IN UakOta IltY.
24J acres Of valuable land a claim in Dakota county
\. l., and 1000 Of we'll selected land ia the vi
einity Of Sergpants Bluff, Iowa, title made by the
President and have also on hand aud are constantly
receiving Lots and Lands 10 sell for others. which
they assure the public they sell terms to suit
Office at the Chiwaws House Dakota City, n. 4.
!. d NJ. CROCKWELL President
Dakota City, Sept. 16, ls57-1yl.
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PREPARED ny

n
DIR. JAMES c. AVER,
Practical and AnalH.cal Chemist,
LOWELL. MASS.
frice 70 Cents per Boz. Fire Boxes fer sl,oO.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
GEORGE A. HINSDALE,
General Land Agent,

OAkOtA C1ty, N. Il.
M ILL buy and sell Lands and Lots commits
w sion, and locate Land Warrants IN the Sioux
River District Iowa. and in the several Land Districts
Of Nebraska. win also buy and sell Land Warrants,
and loan money at Western Rates of Interest, DC.
Refer, by permission, to
johnson Bennett, 90 Broadway, NY.
John Thompson, 2 Wall street,
J. ii. Durham Co., Chicago, Illinois.
VIM. Gross Esq, 9. /"
Charles 7. Pierson, Esq, Carbopdalc, Pa.
Col. d. Il. Murray, Cloyerport, Ky. Mol.
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FOR RENr

we itouse hfmsils ownet by james R.ria.o :,
sioux City, Apply 10 '''asss
a.. a. ~. MEANS, ALLISON 4 co
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
DAVI is HOU S +

FORMERLY PENNSYLVANIA house,
Cor. aih A. Iowa SITS, Davenport. Iowa,
rfHils magnificent Hotel fronts ith street % fest
/ - Of which running back lJ0 feet and II feet
running hatA ON saune ttleet loo feet all built of
beautiful sune four stories high with all the ran,e.
ueness Of first class hotel, and only one blasa from
the Missouri and Mississippi Railroad Depot on thp
Aest
ibis haufe with the new addition when f,rnistp3
will eonlalr 10 rooms, With Hining Raom cau,sle
Of seaihe 100 persons The proprietor promise. %
spare pains In making the visits of hts guests as
agreeable and canitFisbe as any other house In the
West. The houas Is we'd ventilated, and lighted
throughout win gas. aHs-sslnsyl