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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-01
F0R SALE.

4 COMFORTABLE HousE AND LOT In ksss
~ saux Gity.
leta ln k.si sionx CITY
lo,s N Middle sissx attv e8&l
Several improved vpsWs en- tbs FLOYD s.4 NJ
staua Ris.rs.
uss Thousand srres of wild Lard nv
s.h -, w. MItKiNHt 4 NIfvan.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-01

tiffE. tr..rAEzH 4 ~.sE *gEa, Ea 4a.v a, ~.
.=E H.s--t# tu#=-. 3sh. .aas.5 tg $50
# t=z .rs EH-rs ,sa.ss.sf HT ~ sire
",..# tHa... s.-Eg# q .aea +iss-f-.- f.. ,,uu
8. ssHtH+ Al / E,i w. DIV II th.ir b.m. t.
a=aaa q. t4#Er n Eat afm-ui ~ this rinss %
i.r,,44,as. "a a. sne. iuru4s. aud t gus. MEDICAL
NV fGE III NJ 10 al h. apply Nv letter, with
J.-etipti n ~ their condition az. occupation hal
II. If lie, &C.. AMI IN case Of extreme po, erty.
LEES 10 add that tn. Assoc iatpn commands the high
est medical skill 4 the aud will furnish th.
mot approved oi'rn treatment.
The Directors 0. the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the fr-atm. nj Of sexual Diseases ex
press the highest satisfaction Ith III. success uhc
has a'~nds the Ars ~ their sur geons IN tn. IL.
Of Son ,t'rrii.es. seminal Neakne&. Gonorrkass
Co. >tpti'ir the vie. II unanism or Self Ahuss
Disc o. thu Kidneys and Bladder, ar snd order
continuance II the sam. plan for the ensuing year
The Directors. IN review II the past, feel assured
that their shers ia this sphere OF benevolent effort
have een OF gr. rn-bt To the afflicted especial,
10 the ynun1 a8d they have resol,p ed TO dew them
selves. with renewed zeal, 10 this very important
ard much despisel cause.
An admirable report on Spermatorrhaa, or Semi
mai ealusss, the vice Of snanism. Masturbatic
or self Abuse, sud other diseases Of the Sexual Or
gans by the ton-utinL surgeon, will h. sent by
mali IN sealed ans-lop..l FREE OF CHANGE, on
receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage. other reports
and tracts on the natare aud tr-atmeiN Of Sax uai
Diseases Diet. &e.. constantly t.iag published
for eratuituus distribution, and will lie sent the
afflicted. som. at the new remedies and rihod
Of Treatment discovered during the last year,
great value.
Address, for Report or treatment Or }. SKILIiN
20 south With street. ph,lsd"iphla ~
~ a sttr Il tn Dire
u ~ aaE"t !... ~ pla"t
uih, tAIisCEtiLD seer tar ,443iIf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-01
$4,000. FRUIT TREES
For sale ~ the Lowest Etgus..

lME undersigned having p.rmsnehtis utta Aif.Es,
] nursery vi s.rFHAnt's hiuH, h. iupas Ia sE#ffi
attsnsen 10 The cultivation of tvses. 81 Il TN -,
having none hui this choicest v~ritis~ ras hi IN
THIS climate 10 b. abls 10 sneoinml dais he 30 @
nls Of ihs upper Missouri country with orebafdz aj
'as sss trsnad irait Ny stock at vts~sni cun sisis
" apple tr.~s only, all grated aud 81 the p,,st
summers Kru~ih Those sishina this Mi vii ,fss.
cal aud sea can ~ suited 10 quality. quAai,, al
price ho sst.ets io inreiuns othes ftuils lat. b,
aufsssy asst saas,sW ! Ylllla nilMi snN :
sssvsssss Mss. asvt.a tsss. !.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-01
DISSOLUTION.

OA00V1V XV"s
NOTICE Is hereby Given that the partnership here
~ foGore existing hetween the undsr signed sojng
business NJ Sioux City. Iowa, under the name aud
stale Of Hem, Williams, Cook Co., has been thu
day dissolved ~ mutual coussnt~-Isrnhart IlsDu
3#tN0 Williams, eorgs l., Temple aud John X % X
NIn4 old their interest to the other partuaf MI,
s-Ht Essar VITO L. authorized to sstti. all III, a.
fnaIf# ii III. late firm, aud ~ho will go. lin ~, In,
buslata IA his rsr maine at The same place.
BERNUART HEM
JFssk " ITALIANS,
JOHN X. Cook,
IL {. BACON.
sioux city, Sovrmh.r !, ISL.
III. unirrsipnai Ah. pl~sAuf. Ia ing th.I,
laia partner, slorac. O. aaHon b. ,oF ii M IN
sinHss q immunity, aud hope thsi Liruer o. ttc..
vii .A'end 90 hin, a share Of then patroasgs
hEi3AIAkI A.sNs
Jhssk WILLfAMs
August ~ ihhs-~aw, John X COCK
, 1859-09-29
AwARD.OF PREMIUMS.

We have on our table at lcast fifty letters
and communications, each Of which contains
ncomp'aint agaiust the alleged injustice OF the
late award of Premiums By the officers aud
committeeman Of the United States Agricul-
tusal Sociely. We cannot undertake to pub
lish them all, and VIC shall not print one with"
out giving place to the rest The1ist Of awards
published III the Press AND TRIBUNE was OIL
cial We do not know who made it. or who
is responsible for its alleged errors and oua's-
eions. II cane into our bands from the Sec
rctary; aud It it Is not correct, ho can and
probably will explain. He will say that the
awards Of the special committees were re-
viowed By the Executive COMMITTEES Of the
Society, aud that many Of them werc changed.
We do got say why Or By what competent au-
thorisy; but many changes were made, and Of
course dissatisfaction is the result Our cor
respondents will agree with us that the method
by which their disappoinuneuts were brought
about, is, if not unusual. at least indeiensible
But why ye1 the public with complaints?
, 1859-09-29

when Chicago will have large surplus
In, si4o must lie brought moro hearty NJ
t., the position required By ]eF Immense busi'
ness 1.,l;.re TINT very desirable end can be ee-
cured. Tho profits Of few more years Of
prosperous business mus. he invested in build
III; mud improvements, before we can hope fur
the mucn needed advent Of surplus capital in
this CITY.
, 1859-09-29

We publish at leugth the capital speech
made 1t Sandusky, Ohio, few days ago. oy
Hon. LiNlx TRrMDr11, Of Illinois, inviting
for it the attention Of such Of our readers as
are seeking for til. true ground Of difference
between the parties in the country now con-
tending for the mastery. It is clear, logical,
statesmau.like aud convincing effort which
leaves tho Democracy without an excuse for
their llercsics Of doctrine, and which will re.:
-
assure every Republican in tho necessity aud
righteousness Of his belief We should be
glad to SEQ j, as IN electioneering document in
the hands Of every voter in the State. Read
il and pass it arouudi
, 1859-09-29
}9rt$s$N:Utiht1ttt


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1859.
, 1859-09-29

The Auburn N. - Onion, one Of the
staunchest American papers in the State, repu-
.liates the Utica mongrel ticket, and Loists the
Republican ticket entire.
The attempt Of the New York Tribune to
make James Gordon Bennett the Democratic
candidate for Mayor Of New York, does not
seem to have met with distinguished success,
although vigorously backed by 1ir. Bennett
himself. II is pretty well settled that Isaac T.
Fowler, the present Postmaster Of that city will
be the candidate.
The people of Ohio, ut the October election,
vote upon an amendment to the Constitution
establishing annual instead Of biennial sessions
ol The Legislature.
Washington letter writers say, that finally
Bennett, ofthe New York Herald is to huye the
Office Of Minister to France, which be md his
wife hare SO many Jears coveted, and that 11r.
Mason will be relieved speedily
s.. Tho Loulsvil'e Courier calls the Indiana
Democrats. the "model Democrats of the
Union, They have earned their title to this
distinction by elccting two United States Sena-
tors ~ fraud and BY breaking up the Common
Schools Of THAT State.
The T-anton Tam, c,,,1s A.
Emerson Ethridge's seat in Congress Is to be
contested, tbs object being to cmbarrass his
fr;ends who desire to sec him elected sn.otor
ucsides the seat Of Anderson. opposition, elect
ed in the 4th district Of Kentucky, by three
ro.es tba. of co, simm. Dcmocrat e,ac,.d il
the Ashland district Of the State br Ct yote.
will also be contested.
The opposit;ou in Louisiana hare nor;na,
ted Thomas j. Wells, of lapides, for Governor
The election il IN The III. of yovemhar
The Cincinnati Enou;,<r in ,e,d;,1 .d;t,.
r;s1 reachce the conc,us;o, thot r. tha n.
cr.t;c nortr ,yon1d escone n d;.rra,aG,, 1'c'..
:, ,h. aavt p,o.;aan,;,1 a,...;.- Iss-. ~ n
,.a r,..t h. 49, ron,;na. ~ 49, ~ .e Do1s
49, ..:.- ' ~ ' '@~''''''~~ >''' 0'''' 4se''" "on'
~.
~" y osS Bays Tue ne-
. .o.a.d =. ;sa"as,;., .:t:"o- seo ~
49,. 49,. - 49, r..-. ..%s. s. Wy ""o
.,:t:.., 80 "'s par. IL
r.. 49,. ~. .h,s.s. - s. 'ou' 'o4'
-. - .-..,a e->s'os~ A'eA a'e
'.e n.l@,!' 'o' sns s's9s o...'e osA' year. Inc
"sI'uo''eS1 'S'5 - 'apia'' increasing IN num-
p,e'eo' .'s.'nas'ef Q! Iloe'on1tl, ). J.
aa' au4 Nv - a1so QUE o1 Tue propr'etors
~ 'as o'ne'ans'. 1"4','"' " Is aa'o has bis
"p'A N''' o'oeA "n1 4ue 1e WILL 'al1 as soon
Is saeessNo! sAa " as.eeu "pon'
-ne ~" ,o'A 1f"at2 comes out IN favor
=. . se>.A .. sa..eA '4oA, we" OF. 70 'oe
, 1859-09-29
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
Printers Warehouse.

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Tht suhsebez L. prpare1 10 fn.nsh Tyre IN larxe CT
small quAnttes. nAds from sup sor q1a+Y OF metal 10
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book rev tsadY inE delivery aad Tt,t nx II % csres
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, 1859-09-29

reference this. h0t 4 1udrH Of the ASufrpU1h
Court il unpointed uuless he Is known to be in
f.yor of tie doctrine Of letting slnvcry iuto ,he
Territories. Not man is permitted to hold
ufIicc uuies. Lis influence is knowa to COINCIDE
With .i,e slayrholdiuy Democracy on this oues.
tion.
Sou. tbr nenrhlican marty advocotcs a;ro,,,..
thc reyrrsc of ,his' Thnt nartr is ~ rasn;a a
the Territories free. and * f,r man,e;n9 ,bs
afCa;r. Of the Federal Goyernmcn1 far ~ ~ ,Ie
.s,,oa,,,ar, of ~ ;ntar.,st. ~ 1rs.a ~ W au
rn.n ~, n,,r ~ tbc yor,h h., Is ~ anI ''9e
~ ~, ", a. n,;crn,ch;nc nnon tha .;"l,s ou1 -, u
.,.rshtId.r. M h", lnnts % ~ tbs ;ot.Es o. .he
,rans ',s". II ,aoni" ~ ,,o Sortn .md S ~ .ee
t1ne nartv ia r. hn,d;n~ m nm ar,stccruaa @ srueu
rho ,ribar;. a. ems, s,a,nuT H. ~ m..sss ~ .
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~, a~nx;r.iT 70 ~ ne
If he Tbo eonst,ts sob Sat
sr.;, ,,or+;o,, ofthe ,aoni. ~ ~. r1s,;t'1
II 81 .s;ii .a,nr =, H. r.ns.s ~ 1Stn
t;n1 H.. nn,x as ;nh, nsrSnns b,,d .,. ,uu "" ~
,hs o. das nn If .h;tr na,,niat;nn ~ ~ T;s ",
si.s shn,s ~ nns T. po!u.aeua u tae onl1ea
an,r s,o ai,out .xenar - ~ H"a1 saa9es; end
staies owns NJ nro,srtv ia man yoM SI1Gia'hg .S.1f = e
, 1859-09-29

do not deny the poxer Of the people t<gaily 10
euntros it, becanss any action to exclude it would
be unconstitutional aud therefore Illegal.
If they control it legally, il will be uccording
10 the Constitution, will it not! Notice tie
world confr1l. Can you control thing you
have not possession Of? The doctfius is there
ars those v ho belieye The Consi tution nei,her
establishes nor prohibits slavery beyond the
pow::- IF sac people Legally to control it. Sen
stor Brown Of s:::-'"pi believes this. He
says tue people Of tbe Territories can control
slavery but cannot exclude it, because it goes
there Under tho Constitution. This Magazine
manifesto, ynu will notice, is silent upon the
power TO exclude slavery from the Territories
What il the dispute? As to the intcrpre1a.
tion Of the Constitution Of the United States
lloes it determine anything to say the Coostitu-
tion is TO be interpreted according TO the Con.
s,itat,on! To illustrate: will 60 10 u,y fr,eod
and ask what my right to horse IL which is IN
dispute bstxeeu neighboF and myself.
He says, Sir, you are free to take that horse
aud do with it as you pleuse, subject to the le-
gal rights Of your neishbor."
THIS Ieayes me just is far from aseestainiug
what U1y legal rights are, as when asked the
question:; and the ponlpons declaration of these
popular sovereignty men in faror Of leating the
people Of the Territories perfectly free to form
aud regulate their domestic institutions in their
own wayt subject only to the Constitution Of The
United States is equally unmeapuC,
II popular Sovereignty is set up IN opposition
to fundamental Law, It Is to BE- secuted as de-
strucsire Of constitutional liberty. As it is here
written, !. means just nothing Il all
But this doctrine is not only. as said, sub
versire Of government and absurd, but it is ut-
terly itnpructicabie. do not saw those who
advocate It are all dishonest: Men are some
s,ues sincere in error. Nor do claim to be
infxlllbfe. But The idea that the people Of 4
Territory are left to do a. they please, and that
parties who advocate this doctrine are in favor
Of any such practical application Of it, it will be
be seen upon examination, is nj . mistake
1t is said BY this same writer that the proris-
ions Of the kansas-Nebra$ka act are believed
to be in entire harmony with the Constitution,
and under them thst the people Of kansas pos
sess every right IN respect to their domestic
stitutious exercised by the people Of pennsJl-
vaua under their Constitution.
l presume these popular sovereignty men
thoug bit they we're doing self-governmens
great service when they imposed upon the peo-
pie Of Kansas \ Governor. The kansas-Se-
braska bill provides tor the organi1as on Of the
Territory Of Kansas. and directs that the Presi-
dent Of the United States shall appomt--wi.h
the consent OF the Senate--a Governor for tho
people Of that Territory. Eow Whist do you iu7-
ag1as the people ofPennsylrsaia would think #
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4MbIft Salks.
By LENNON q BROGDEN
BUCH wnnn

~ TUESDAY, October 4th, at II o'clock on
from ag9 M ra Rd6ar the Of brig Forest King
O7O HHDS., "a TIERCES AND IN RPTs
AIE CUBA M0LASSES ANU ~ DDLIo'
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[T..:1 FOR SALE.
E3iiiI The excellent substantial and connections DWET
-=4sA. LING, No. 206 North Charles street - " LII
The lot fronts % feet Charles street runnin hc
$50 feet to Morton street h ""9N
The main building IS stories, with large threesorv
BACK building and deep dry and cool cellar under both
All the modern convenences Of Wash House. Gas, Water
ana Funace Xtures complete The location is unsurpassed
and daily enhancing in value f
The buildings are Of the best material and substan-
ta construction, having erected under the SUPERVISION
or and expressly as residence for the owner
This property will positively be sold, as the owner is
about moving to the West. $780, "
Enquire on the premises, or Of B. T. ELDER,
a2I-u No. 100 South Futaw street
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STEAM TOW BOATS.

OFFICE
BALTIMORE STEAM TOWING COMPANY,
No. 81 Smiths wharf
The Baltimore Steam Towing Company have their Boats
now in competeorder. They of sufficient power
the largest class ships to and from point They consist
of the following Boats, viz:
LANES MuRRY ..-.......Capain r. II. Canon.
FAIRY QUE ................ L. Dayton.
MAY QUEEN. A Cook.
Commanded by active experienced masters, well known
as skltul pilots Of the Chesapeake Bay and tributaries
Rates TOW reasonable, schedule of which can seen
at the Companys Office 81 Smiths wharf The shortest no.
boats
a27 BIN A. C HALL AGENT
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9iarrUs an0 Tlusit.
F. D. BENTEEN,
8 SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE

zSzsaEESs<9 f. D. BENTEEN,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE
NUNN'S Il CLARK'S PIANO FORTES.
Wareroom No 10 North Charles ayee street
Constantly receiving new supplies ofN UNNS CLARKS
SUPERIOR PlAN0-F0RTES
From the subscribers long experience in dealing with
and being perfectly familiar with all the celebrated
makers of Pianos, he is determined ncy
only of NUNN'S CLARk'S PIANOS, being fully salts
fled by his experience and that Of Others that they
the best and most perfect Pianos before the public
tome touch, workmanship durability keeping in and
breaking strings, the is being daily more widely
known to all disinterested persons.
R5 Pianos exchanged, for rent, tuned and repaired
MEl.0DEONS from $45 to $500
ORGAN HARMONITMS s2aO TO $50 ie27tf
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TOFFINS. COFFINS.
~ HAYS Il MORSE,
CARvERs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
COMPOSITION ORNAMENTS
No. Al CLAY ST., NEAR PARK.
BALTIMORE

HOFFINS. COFFINS.
~ HAYS Il MORSE,
COMPOSITION ORNAMENTS
NO. Il q B4ET fH1,i SBhh PAHR
Having commenced the manufacture OF COFFINS they
9snt Of MAHoG ANY xSB WALNUT CoFF&s ma 5or Of
en Se Thee ons bsnF ma % &
offer great inducements to the Country Trade they he
shipped at small expense and to the city trade, they viii
occupy but small space and in case of bre he saved with
For Sale low. For terms, apply as above OILY
MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE-MAY-
WI oRS OFFICE CITY HALL Baltimore, September 22d
lS59Notice hereby given to the judges Of Election and
person represent each OF the Twenty Wards in the
Gf5 RrRfS9 s S 0 S r Sa on f he s
a1y Of the month at the Places DE- by tho Judges of
each Ward, in compsnce With t a%s ratng the
ELECTION of the Mayor and City Council Of baltimore;
s27toi2 u ''p'F'H's'' a TH6s SWAMI. Mayor
sT~N CHANGE OF HOUR
7F57 y9EEozr 4NRr ~ 2$S6aG2 Th, p NJ
s en aPa @ Eft ed1e he od &c a G 6 ERe
day eSe MaS q * GSsk tPEAD
tRs e. %:BI66UITSjIANA," TUESDAYS, THTKSP4S$ and
s26.lw President Baltimore Steam Pa ici; Co.
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS AND MATTINGS.
~ G. $. GRIFFITH has now in store a complete stock Of
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTH and MATING, comprising Royal
oher new Ss Of eap Hea G Rus Bod a
pruggets, &c All OF which will be soil low and
s22,tf II Baltimore t2ect
OAKLAND DISTILLERY.
PURE COPPER DISTILLED RYE WHISKEF.
This Whiskey is guaranteed PURE RYE, and free from
drugs and sdulteation Purchasers requested to have
Ra-Price one dollar per gallon. -
Successor to FRAZIER < WHIETE,
Oakland Allegheny county, Nd.
k X
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cfor Salf.

I'm FOR SALE.-A GOOD STRONG
tf7I DkAY in excellent order, and large bay DRAY
Nurse Inquire at No l2O 5. Eutaw street. opposite Rat
more anu ONO hallroad Depot s2f
IN FOR SALE "A FINE STYLISH
20 YOUNG MARE, three and a half years old; very
tas in harness, or suited for ladys riding horse Price
800 Apply at q SMITHS wharf, near Prattst slOtf
EOR SALE.-A valuable NEGRO MAN who
II is an excellent Coachman For particulars inquire at
No 100 SOUTH EUTAW STREET, baltimore. sIOn
nor SALE-PLATFORM SCALES, nearly
Il capacity 10000 lbs of Martlen's make Apply at
50 SOUTH ST opposite Exchange Pl ce slOt
T7@ FOR SALE.-A frst-rate HORSE, half
E2h Morgan, half Canadian; quick trotter; perfectly
sound and gentle well in harness and under saddle
AP P:Ef to GEYER . : : T GdiKdTI .3,.st
E0R SALE.-A VERY SUPERIOR RIVET
IL MACHINE, made by Burden of Toy, New York, ca
pabe of making six thousand pounds of Rvets per day
The Machine sin complete ORDER having full OF dies
KEYSER, TROXELL & CO,
al7-tf 10 south Calvert street
IN HORSES FOR SALE.-A PAIR OF
- SMALL HORSES, OF fine style and quick trotters
perfectly gentle and sound. Apply by note to "a, c. W
American Office anHn-tF
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eT~~ NOTICE. ~, Ez=ssa4szzzzSS5
SsEEE+rra5rss----aa IMPORTANT S@9 sEE&~6s.s

SI7IPPERN
In view of the approaching fall trade the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company have in connection with the southern
Railroad Companies, greatly reduced their through
goods.
The following exceedingly low tariff has been adopted by
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company in conSidera ion OF
through shipments from Baltimore GOldshOro and viii
mington, n. C., via Portsmouth, Va.
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UST PU B L S H E D.
LETTERS TO AN EPISCoPALIAN,
on THE
ORIGIN, HISTORY AND DOCTRINE
oFTHE
BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER
BY AUGUSTIN BEDE
Inl vol, l2mo Cloth, price IS cts.
ST PUBLIS H ED g..

rS Sent by mall postage paid receipt of the price.
The Book of Common Prayer" includes not only the Lit
urgy but the Sacmentares Creeds and doctrna articles
OF Epscopaansm. 1t therefore constitutes, in the largest
sense the docna standard and platform Of that denom
natonembodies its very and substance In its origin,
dating back the days Henry VIII its history is but the
history Epscopaiansm in its diversified phases and
varying fortunes both in England and in this country
The sources from which the different parts of the work
derived carefully pointed out especially when
Catholic together with the changes which has undergone
both in England and in this country-especialy such
changes involve points odocne The history these
changes covering period Of three centuries is alone sub
ject of great interest," and would furnish materials ora
chapter in Bossuets great work the Tdriaons Of Pro
tesdntiSm.
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The advantages offered by tie Bay Line the Bati
more steam Packet Company for forwarding goods for the
entire South, should induce shippers to inquire before
shipping by other Besides the places
our facilities for the transportation of merchandise for all
points on the $ b r. R., Black Water River Wilmington
\ Weldon r r, Raleigh CASTOR R. r, GAINESVILLE (Va(
Road the n G. Central r. r., and for the Sou generally,
are such as afforded by other lines the induce
mens should not be overlooked. For further information
apply at the Baltimore Steam Packet COmpanys wharf,
Union dock foot of Concord street
NJ. n. FALLS, Prcs't Bay Line Steamers.
SAMI.. NJ. WILSON, Pres't s. Il r.. r. Co.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-27

The feast of the Virgin was celebrated by
the Catholics of Los Angeles with great So
lemnity and festivity on the 5th inst The
young ladies of the Academy of the Immac-
ulate Conception, nearly three hundred in
number, bearing with them the statue of our
Lady of Los Angeles, walked in procession
from the Academy to the church, where a
beautifully decorated altar had be. n tr ct d
by the fair hand of the fair Senoritas. The
statue was placed on the altar, amidst BIZ za
of light from a thousand lamps and tapers.
The cannon's loud roar lent its deep tone to
the solemnity, while the merry chimes pealed
forth notes of joy and gladness throughout
the city. Within the church the orchestra
in dulcet strains of soft melody, proclaimed
the approach of the festal day Around the
residence of the Fathers it was one brilliant
blaze, reflected from innumerable torches
and lamps.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-27

WATER WoRks.-Many ofour small mount
ain towns are supplied with pure cold water
for drinking and cooking purposes, by means
of miniature system of wate: works, con-
sisting of wooden, lead or iron pipe leading
from springs. Campionvile, Moores Flat,
Orleans Flat, North San Juan and other
places in this section, arc thus supplied
The two places first named have good water
in every public house; the liquor bars have
fountains of it, and the streets are kept
sp inkled with it by means of small hose
The discomforts of hot dusty summer in
the mountains are thus largely decreased,
and many a green spot is kept invitingly
fresh that would else be dry and barren.
North San Juan is literally supplied with
water for the irrigation of its numerous
gardens by the fun IS bitches and reservoirs
sof the Middle Yuba canal company. All
through the summer season it looks more
lkke ans eastern village, with its embowered
cottages and green trees, than California
mining town.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-27

POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY MEETING On We'd
nesday evening Geo. S. Hupp Esqr., candi-
date for District Attorney of this county, ad-
dressed the citizens of San Juan in his pc
culiarly elegant and witty manner and won
frequent applause from a pleased audience
He was suffering from a severe cold, and
could not allude to several topics which he
desired to discuss. For this reason he will
speak here again before the election. The
time of his coming will be duly noticed.