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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14

s'ect@ Eendor"'snt, far tie EstJ
y ne oack and DISTRESSED. at:
Eicte3 nth Tnulent and
Epidemic Diseases.
!'HF HOWARD Association. Z,
l. awful destruction OF human !if;, canned Nv -,
ual diseases and the dsception- pracsi.4-d Nv, ~
s uIiortlnats 'lcums Of tneh diseases b. cuscks,
several years AGO directed their Con sailing surge,
as CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of tasir nam, ~
open Dispsnsary for the treatment Of this e1aFs NJ
diseases IN al. tEeir fofrns, and t. give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter. via, n
description OF tGeir condition, age. occagat;oe han
its OF life, &c, and In case of estprra r,yr-y .,
iurhish nedlsinss EREE OF CHARGE it is red.
less 70 aaa that the Association comm4u1s She hiyh
est medical skill # the aze. and viii turgIsb ~,
INST approved modern treatment
The Directors of the Association in their Annual
Report upon the Treatment OF Sesusl Tf.rrs.. Nv
press the highest satisfaction vi h the sur- if,t
has ATTENDED the A5ors Of their Surgeons In tharr
o. spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weaku5ss. G5nurrh.,,
uieet syphiiis, The vice OF OnAEien 0r s.IEsL ng.
Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder &r and order
nance of tho same plan for tho eusHinx y.,r
Ihe Direeiofs on review Of he past i,.-l sfraf
, sat heT laoors IN this sphere o. bon 70. d Of 1T
nave Teen OF great benelt T. the ALI ted eraee l.,
to the young and they have received 10 Iergt. t,n
selves With renewed Zeal, TO tA.s very i,npo t,at
ara much despisei cause.
An admirable report on Sparraatorrh.r- or r.,ar
nal weakness, the vice Of cnalasm, Mn.t,Itb,gs,p
"r Self Abusa, and other dssa es Of tia S-xas! lr
cans by the Conso! ins sur-Uan, viii l. sent ~
maii IN s"aisd enTrluys.I FfEG Of CHAllfa On
receipt 81 TWO STAMPS for pp-tasa Dt!4ar rsD7rts
and tra"t. on the nature and tr'4tg,eat Of E nal
bts1tSes Dist, &C., are constantly bst.. p45Enlat
Tor graut1us Distribution agsd vii be sen, L. III,
aiiictei. Some 81 the ncass remedies and p,eth9t
OF Treatment discovered igr.Eg the lbs. year arc #
great value. ' ' -
Address, Tor Report or treafgs mt Dr J. gErtLfv
not pHitN, Acting Surgeon. Howard ASS ella. In
NO. south Ninth street., Philadelphia Pa
by oider Ct To-, Ela@et.rs.
., LIZA b. uaA'.IWELL. Prs-lfa-t.
GEO. FAIECuILD, secr=tarv. Y y.,gl.ge.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
Proposals for the Cutting of Hay.

ASSISTANT QGARrEEs,sTER.s OrFIcS.
FORT RANDALL, ~ T. April !, 1859.
StEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the As
- slstant Quartermaster's Oaca mt Fort Randall,
y. T., until IL o'clock, 81, on the l4th day Of May
1852 for the Cutting, Sailing CURING ANA Stacking
of Hay, the quantity Of which ba between 3H9 and
1000 tons, at the aptian Of the Qusriermaster and
Commisssry at Fort Randall n. 7 Each bidder IL
required to state the amount At which he proposes to
cut. cure salt and stack the Hay nd give the names
of two responsible persons securities to enter into
bonds in OF contract being made sso state
for himself and securities the Town, County aud
State in which lie and they resd., and il Invited to
be present at the opening Of the proposals.
j. q. LONG.
End Lieut. End Infantry,
3Swl A. A. O. NJ, and A. A. CS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
NOTICE.
TO JAMES FINLEY:

TO LANES FINLIY:
sir--lou ere hereby notified that will appear be.
fore the Register aud BUegvar Tor the Dakota Land
District Nebraska Territory at Dakota city. On Iii
day, the 10 day of prii. 1853, at 10 O'Clock, NJ
10 prove my right 10 eHter ~ pfoeUpti,n tn south
halt OF the south quHgtsr aud south bali If the
south east quarter ~ sCction number twenty-five i'm
township uumber tWeHty .niHe. in range number sew.
Gu, east Of The 9Th principal meridian. r. r.
JOHN HEEEERNON.
st. John. March Is, IsJJ-lgWa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an order to me directed BY tbs Co
Il Judge of NoAona county, iowa notice Is hereby
given ttat viii on Tuesday, April 10, A. H. 1883
LET al the Court House door Ia Unawa. 90 the los
est responsible bidder, e0ntraess for ditchnP and
dlsining the swamp ant orarloged Lands of Mono
ia county, Iowa, 10 the amount Of oua hundred and
fifty thousand cubic yards the sad amount 10 be- ap
p0rtioned In each ciyi township in proportion the
amount OF swamp land in essh and the amount Of
drainage required in each. Contracts viii BE- LIT ~
the township, and contractors will he required to
give bonds With approved security for fol- the com
pletion Of the same withiu reasonable time they
shall recslge orders iraWn upon the swamp Land
Fund in payment for the sid work.
Plans and bills Of specification may be seen at my
alice in unawa.
Dated at Unawa, his 2lst day Of February A. D.
1850 j. III. SHARON,
3,w3 Drainage Com. Monona county Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14

sioux CITY, March 80, 1859.
wheat Tiour, ss.ooasio.oo per barrel.
Corn Meal. SAGE per sack.
Torn, o0ca49c per bushel
E1Dtoes, zoe a25c. per bushel.
Beans, s2o9ss 90 per bushsl
Ham, 15c per ID.
Bacon, IL Be per ID.
Lard, zoe per ID.
Butter. 2aea3oc per N.
Eggs, 25ea36c per dozen.
Dried Apples, IL I-2c per ID.
Peaches, IL lie per ID.
sugar, l2cal6c per H.. Coffee, 16calSe per b.; Tea
rSe.atl.25 per ID.
Noiasses. 75caS1.o 90 per gallon.
Beef seaioc per H.
Mutton, Re per ID.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
Rates of Advertising:

One Square Of IL lines or less first insertion, sl00
Each subsequent insertion, &c
One square, one moath 80
do do three months, 500
do do six do 500
do do one year, 1900
Business Cards Of six lines less, year, 1000
One column, one year, 5000
One-half column, one year, 45,00
do fourth do do do $500
do column, six months, 450O
do half column, six months, 25oG
do fourth do do do 1890
do column, three months, 25.00
do half column, three months, 1890
do fourth do do do 1900
Ann. unciug candidates for office, 500
When the number OF insef tons is not specifiea at
vertisenens will be marked till forbid and charged
full price, business Cards excepted.
HCash in advance will be required all advertise
ments, except where special contract mas been made
to tho contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
JOB WORK.

Having extensive assortment Of the latest styles
OF job and Card types prepared to do all kinds
OF JOB Printing in the be st style Of the art.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
BARRoW6 & WILLARD,
Land Agents, and Deaiers 4,
Reai LState.
SIOUX CITY, low /

SIOUX CITY, IOWA,
WILL attend to paying faxes In the Sioux City
w Land District, and al othor business Ia our
line.
WILLARD BAtoNs. EZRA aILLARD.
ReJcgeaces.
NJ Hohley. Banker, Diinqne, Iowa
john ). hhssI s6I 6 Co. 1T. taUis
Massls RasAilt Il Co. Philadelphia,
Geo fnsith Co., Chicago.
Geo. " ,odaisg, Nov York CITY
Hcratis oounisn, Boston. [vinl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
Notice.

IL persons entitled t. deeds for town lots In III,
n dty Of 81. johns are hereby notified Thai ne
corporate authorities Of aaid cit arc prepared to *.
ecute deeds for lots 10 all Persons entitled thereto
II net called for within six months they VII te
dealt with according 70 law.
Mar h 10th, is59 J. J. TRACY, Mayor.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
GOLD PENS REPAIRED.

DRicE % CtNTs. Enclose f8n in letter with
Il cash Or postage sfanps spl BY return mail YOU
"iil receive the pen as go9l as new. Address
4. ElLt0R graeiisr, New York
M ANY person gisiag Tie aEoye three Insertions.
aaa sending me marked copy, shall immediately
receive one e M best peas ~ mail
Narrh IT fs5n--3w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
$4,000 FRUIT TREES
For sale Al the Lowest Figures

ffulE undersigned having permanently established
4 nrsary 81 Sergeant IluH, he hopes by strict
attention q the cultivation Of treea, a. by a.
having Rome hutthe ehaicee: ySaitiae 4rawnii " "a
this climate 70 bnabe 10 accommodate tho geo ~s@.
PIE 81 ths upper Missouri teuutry With orchards of
tho best graitad ffuit ay stocl al present consists
of appa trees antg al grated, ana ~ the present
Fau4IaiA growth Those wisnig this lal VIII flease
raii aad sse II esp ha suitd 40 ausit quantity and
ptire. 9eSneets 70 Introduce other frata Into his
nu gksry maxi season. THOs. kUbLSQk.
6ergeants piuif, sept. {, 15ts
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the corartnership
IN heretofore existing under the name and style OF
Buekrueker Meyer has this day been dissolved by
mutual conseht-A.C. l.. Meyer having sold his en-
tire interest to Frederic Buckfucger, is auflOfi
zed TO settle all the accounts OF the late fra ard who
will continue the business in his name 1T their
old stand. FREDERIC EuCkkUCkER,
A. G. L. MEYER.
Sioux City, April 1, 1869.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
TOR RENT!

TIVE BEST DWELLING House, on Doug. -
L las street for rene, with eut.houses and 1i%f3
Garden. Apply 10 sA@~~.
March p. 1859. JOHN II. CHARLES
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
Presumption Notice.

To JOHN r.. WILLIAMS:
You are hereby notified that will appear before
the Register aud Receiver Of the land Office fr The
Dakota land district, Nebraska Territory, at DBRota
City, on the 18th day Of April A. b., 1859, 10
prove my right TO enter hv presumption the south
east quarter Of section number four ~. in township
No. twenty.eight (28,) north If range No. nine l9
east Of the 9Th prineira al meridian, n. I.
April o. 1s59-3w GEORGE N. WIAITE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-14
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
pUIE hDEEpag.

4 Eencro1e1t Institution estal5isle9 b.,
SPECIAL Endorme'st, jar lie Esti-J' =
q ne Sack and Distressed. al:
J9icte3 nth Taalent and
E7yliIayn 4. H..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-09
To Correspondents.

We are compelled to again postpone the
reply to Mr.. Stafford, so as TO make room
for the laws, and we must have little
space for local matters and late news. News,
of course, must always take precedence to
other matter.
We have received request 10 publish
the report of the committee on Public
Buildings. Will do so soon,-next week
if possible. A presidents message will be
upon us soon and we shall probably have
to make room for that. We have letters
from several different quarters, which show
more feeling on the State House question
than some are willing TO acknowledge.
Some 90 so far as to complain that almost
the entire press Of the State are muzzled
on the subject. We don't know how this
may be, but we know of at least, one that
is not.
an. S."-We shall publish your favor
as soon as we can make room. With the
silver gray hunkerism of Edward Everett,
George Lunt, Boston Courier, and all of
that ilk, we have not a particle of sympa-
thy. We would as soon support Douglas
or Buchanan. On the slavery question
there is practically no difference between
them, and for the benefit of shareholders
the former are best managers. If the item
to which our correspondent refers appear
ed as editorial. it was mistake, as il was
an advertisement.
We are exceedingly obliged TO other
correspondents for their favors, and hope
they will be continued. Some local notices
which they have requested will not appear
this week, for reasons which will be obvi-
Gus.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-09
Union Meetings.

! We see that the Democrats, Know Moth
ings, and antedeluvian wings, are getting up
-" Union Meetings in some of the cities.
The same thing was done after The passage
OF the fugitive slave bill. There is to be
one in Boston, at which Caleb Gushing and
Edward Everett are to speak. 1t will
doubtless be an interesting occasion. Mr..
Everett, if he has the courage to appear,
will gracefully and calmly deplore the ex-
istence of sectionalism, assert the amazing
value of the Union and constitution, and
state his high estimation of southern char
acter and southern patriotism. He will
give the audience model of elegant Eng
lish, emit prodigies of rhetoric, and be
greatly admired, as matter of course.
These calm, elegant, cold-blooded, and ex-
cessively respectable old wings constitute
the reserve force Of the black Democracy.
aud are only called out on extraordinary
occasions.
There will be patriotism enough exhib-
tied at the Boston meeting 10 set up half a
dozen nations as large as France. After
the measures of 1850, in order 10 save the
Union, l. e., keep the Southern States in
SIDE, 1t was necessary to hold 'Union
Meetings to assure the South that we
held ourselves in readiness to run down
thelr nIggers for them whenever called up-
on, and every old bunker eagerly ran to
report himself ready for duty. Just what
Pledges are now required TO keep The slave
holders from smashing the machine we
DO not know, bat, as the darkey said when
the lightning was after him. " soma,b;oo
must be done, and that mighty quick, too"
something TO pacify the aggriesed South
erners-something to save the Union.
The danger is imminent, but If # can be
averied, these same Boston fopics arc tho.
persons TO do it, they have had eyner;.
ence' They have always saved the Union
heretofore, and we ought not to doubt ,ba;r
ability to do so row. Let Us bumblv trns,
'"'iors.- o. W. C.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-09
Vermont News.

The sleeping room of Samuel Keyes.
proprietor OF The hotel at South Pownal
was entered on Saturday night, and 500
III money taken from his pockets.
SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. Ezra b. Patch
OF rntstield, died very suddedy of disease
OF The Leart, on Wednesday, the 10Th inst
lie had appeared TO be in his usual health
ana unusually good spirits, having lust fin
iShed his new house, and got things pre-
pared Tor the comfort of himself and fam;.
W with every prospect of long life of
happiness. On the afternoon Of the 1G,b
he was going out with pail in hand n eped
his pigs, and when but few stems from
his door, he fell and instantly expired Mr.
Patch was Sc years of age, and leaves !,
wife AID one child, and also several broth
ers' among whom is Conductor Patch of
this villase.-Ruada Herald.
Mr. L. Dewey of Albany, has raised.
NE past season. so bushels of oats from,
ihree-tourIhs of an acre of ground. and 2,s
bushels from three acres of ground. which
includes the so bushels raised on tbe ,broo
fourtls. The oats weighed sc nonnd. !,
the bushel.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-09
Approved Nov. -, 1889.
No. 35.--AN ACT relating TO the col

No. 35.-AN ACT relating TO the col
lection of taxes.
II is hereby enacted. &c.
SEC. l. Whenever any person, not a
resident of this state, shall be delinquent in
the paymen, of any tax legally assessed
against him in this state, and shall not have
known personal property in this state suf-
ticie'.t to satisfy such tax, the collector of
such tax may, in his own name, commence
trustee suit, founded upon such tax, against
such delinquent person, and may summon
any person rs trustee of such delinquent
person, and the same service upon the pro-
cess sLall be made, and the same proceed
ings and Judgment had, as is now provided
by law in the case of trustee suits.
SEC. 2. 1t shall not lie necessary in pro-
ceedings under this act that such trustee
shall have the amount Of ten dollars in his
hands before he can be adjudgcd such trus-
tee, or that the tax in suit should amount to
ten dollars.
SEc. 3. In making n declaration in such
process against such delinquent person, it
shall be sufficient TO state concisely therein
that the plaintiff is such collector and has
a tax against such delinquent person, de
srribing il with reasonable certainty, and
that the same tax remains due and unpaid.
SEC. 4. Whatever may be realized on
the judgment rendered in any such suit
shall be applied (af;er paying the costs of
suit on the tax
Approved Nov. 81, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-09
Execution of Io,,s R,o,,

'ohh Brown was executed aecord;no 70
the slaTeholding laws Of Virginia. on Fri;
."' u iast week, at quarter past / / o'clock
a. NJ. lie was brave and heroic - a.
'%'-saine as he has been through the whole
a"'n AT half past ten he took leave of
n'S ieilo" prisoners and rebuked Cook for
Inception. lie was then taken 10 ,be scoc
'oid' surrounded by the military. in waco,
'i'i''s on a box containing his coffin. He
was The hrst on the scailold, and was do
e'uealy more calm than those who had him
:" charge. After he had been placed on
the drop, he was compelled TO wait some
elsLt minutes for the military to 30 tbronob
WIN farce to get into position. Brown
was asked II he was tired, he replied no
ou' wished they would keep him in that M
''iioh no longer than was necessary A,
''si All was ready and John Brown wos
aunfhed INTO eternity TO appease the wrath
= slavery lie was allowed TO hang Is
'H'es' and was then taken down. His
'ulse beat distinctly eight minutes af,sr h.
I'll and for four hours he was several linz.
Aainined for fear he seas not deady And
"s person propusel to administer arsenic ,
ork, 'A0 sure
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-09

MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoNs.--A numb..
municipal elections have been held dn.
this week. In New York City, last Tn.
day, Fernando Wood was elected ~.
by over 5000 plurality, though there ~.
majority against him of some l70oO :,
the whole vote. Two years ago Tho r.
publicans turned in and elected ITEM.
another democaat. against Wood, I'm, ~
mans administration has been such ,bo,n
Republicans felt that they had been cba,
ed-that there was not. difference enon,,
between the two factions to pay for he'll.
ing the one against the other, aud this CO...
they very properly ran a candidate ofib.,
own, and have given him the hip6est D.
publican vote ever cast in the civ. n.
following is the vote:
Fernando Wood, Democrat, 70 400
W. +. Havemayer, 2eIq
George Opdyke, Republican, 22IS
The city election of Springfield, Mas
took place last Monday and resulted in,
brilliant victory to the Republicans whosn
pear to be stronger than ever beiore-ca,.
rying their mayor by nearly 800 majority
In the other elections held in Massacbn.
sets cities this week, there were no narv
contests. though in one or two instances tbs
democracy rode into power on rum bar.
rel Slavery, rum, and polygamy, are A
harmonious band.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-09
Congress.

Congress met last Monday, John Brown
was in the Senate, and " Helpers Impend.
ing Crisis" in the House. The SLAYER
question which is so often settled, was i'm.
mediately introduced into both houses by
the shareholders themselves. In The Sen.
ate, Mr.. Mason of Virginia, wanted a &.
lect committee raised on Harper's Fenr
and John Brown, and have them report a
quick as possible where Brown got bis arm,
and money, and all about the seizure 4
the U. S. Arsenal at that place, Wherein.
on Mr.. Trumbull of Illinois, gave notice d
an amendment, requiring the committee to
also inquire into the seizure of the US.
Arsenal at Franklin, Mo-, during the Kn
sas troubles This was a most capilsl
shot, and fell like wet blanket among The
Shareholders of that honorable body, On
Tuesday nothing was done but to discus
this matter,-which was continued by Sen.
ators Mason, Trumbull, Brown of Mis-.
lverson of Georgia, Wilson of Mass, Hale
and Clark of N. II.
In the House of Representatives thev
FIRST proceeded to vote for speaker. The
democrats had caucus nomination. and
voted for Mr.. Bocock of Va. all Other
parties voted on their own hook, II WAS
thought best by the Republicans, to com.
mence the contest same as the one which
resulted in the election of Banks, four
years since. The House voted once 70,
speaker and then stopped short of. The
following is the vote:
Thomas S. Bocock of Va, Dem. So
John Sherman, Ohio, Rep. &C
q. A. Grow. Pa, :" As
A. X. Bother, Va, South American. "A
Scattering, 70
The scattering were partly Anti.k.
compton members. Mr.. CLARK of Mo, then
wanted TO show that the Republican ear
didaies were disqualified for the ofsoi
Speaker because they had endorsed sr.
tain Anti-Slavery book which had been
published by Mr.. Helper eff North Caro-.
lima He offered resolution TO that d.
feet, and Tuesday was wholly occupied
discussing this book. So we go.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-09

The Dutch always kill fish the man,.
they are taken out of the water and ,,,o,.
remain plump and of better flavor 49,.
those which are allowed 10 expire !, H..
agony which has precisely the same efI;.c,
upon the flesh that disease has. This III,
IS worthy Of the attention of our (; .bor,a
The French do not bl,ed poultry to death
but stick sharp awl into the srinaI ma
row at the base Ct the head. and tho ro,o
''on OF The blood add, to the ful,ness a.,
flavor of the fowl anu
The Norfolk Argus ridicules the nroo..,
lions taken by Gov. Wise TO nro,.o, ~:
gina against invasion. Ii close. . No..
graph iamPooning the whole affair MI :,
ieeiaTaiion, .ihe United States shin p
iyiVa Is TO be anchored immediateIy .o s.''-
~, |, mouth of Pudding creek TO Lee 80 ,s
y from eircumven:ing o,r ."e
Iruers have been issued to the riaenaa iy. |
lrrss' every suspicious locking inJ;r;i.." 70
md make him treat" INDIVIDUAL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-09

No. pam ACT in amendment OF soc
t,n eight Of chipter twenty-lhree OF the
compiled statutes, relating to highways.
n is hereby enacted, &C.
SEC. |. Section eight Of chapter TWEEN
,y-three of the oompilcd statutes Is hereby
so amended 81 to real as fol'owss IL any
person shall remove into any Town after the
list on which the tax shlll be assessed shall
be made up, the selectmen shall assess such
person as shall appear to them to be IN
proportion to the other inhabitants OF the
iowa: but IL such person shall produce a
certificate from surveyor in any other
town that he has paid his tax, in whole or
an pat, in such other town, for the same
rear, the sum which he may have so paid
Shall be dtducted from The tax which may
have been assessed against him in the
town to which he shall have removed shall
be SO far in discharge of any tax assessed
against him in any other town; Prorded,
nothing in this section shall be construed to
authorize the payment of any highway tax
assessed upon real estate in any other town
than the one in which such real estate is
situated. but the same shall be paid and ex-
pended in the town in which such real es-
tate is situated
SIC. ?. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov, q, 1879.