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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

VI Gift sUtth Erery Book.
EVANS & CO.'S
G"E HOOIxSEO
They have constantly On hand
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
Standard and miscellaneous Books and Late
Publications,
AND SELLING AT Low PRICES.
AsPLEND1D GIFT will be given with each. Call and ex
anime the stock and manner of doing business at
No. 8 CAMP STREET.,
fell 2ptf NEAR CANAL STREET.
Il. II. Tyler,
No. 10 CANAL STREET,
Is opening addition his already large stock
FINE LADIES' WATCHES,
Sc. with--
AMONDs, PEARLS, OR ENAMELED
GENTLEMEN's CHRoNOMETERs
HUNTING wATCHEs,
WITH THE NEW WINDING APPARATUS.
Also
Gold and Silver Watches
OF THE MOST CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS.
Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains,
All of new style, and IS gold.
WATCH TRIMMINGS, ETC., etc.
E. A. TYLER,
Tel 2p6t Ito Canal street.
Rich Stock
FINE SETS OF JEW ELRY.
IN THE LATEST STYLES,
EsPECIALLYtFoR THE CITY TRADE,
II consists Of Full Sets Of,
DIAMOND,
OPAL
CORAL,
LAVA,
MOSAIC,
ETRUsCAN,,
ENAMELED AND PAINTED
OPERA GLASSES,
OF the best manufacture and Finest Mounting-at
E. A. TYLER's,
fell 2p6t ITO Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

Delta 1lfhce, New o lsnns D
December 20, 1S5S
Having used The Machinery Oil flu nsed The Southern
Oil c, npaiy the press of this oice months take
pleasure il stating that it entirely from gum hent and
is altogether the best oil have had in The room,
When the Oil first applied collected Mi the watch
had nmq'ated, since which has kept PEI fecy
clean and bright.
satisfied better Oil for luhricang than that
furnished by the Southern Oil Company intend TO con-
tinue IL
Sisnedl II. MCMANUs.
Foreman of the Press Roon,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

Arang have been made with the following Hardware
Merchants of this city, who will receive orders and furnish the
products at the prices the regular
pany: Nessrs. McCUTCHEON, HOWELL L CO.,
STARK STAUFFER eco,
J. WATERMAN 4 BRO,
F. F. FOIGER 4 CO.,
:. Us. RELF CO.,
G. H. SLOCOMB & CO.,
=. PRIESTLEY 4 BEIN.
The MACHINERY OIL is fully guaranteed when purchased
through any of the above FIRMS
When orders sent direct from parties Of the city
they must be accomplished with the their
or agents in New Orleans.
G. C. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents for the Southern Oil Company,
fec 2ptf No 70 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25
II. McMANUs,
Foreman Of the Press Room.

Crescent Office, No. 70 Camp street
.[. New Orleans Dec. 20, ISIS
have been testing the Southern Oil tempany's Machinery
Oil the Of the Crescent for months pssi
and ~ my Judgment is the hes! Oil have used Tiers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25
Lea s PERKINS,

Lea s PERKINS,
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERS SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,
AND APPLICABLE TO EYERY VARIETY OF DLSH
Extract OF letter from Medical gentleman Madras K
bis brother at Worcester, under date of May. 1851
tell LEA PERKINS that their SAUCE is highly es
seemed in India and is in my opinion the palatabe
we'll as the most wholesome sauce that is made"
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury New York Exhi
bition of Foreign Sauces. obtained by LEA PERKINS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE The worldwide
fame of which having led numerous FORGERIES pur
chssers requested to that the LEA PER
RIMS are upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE
LEA PERKINS will proceed against any infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce
instructed their correspondents various parts world
advise them of any nngeens Sole Wholesale Agents for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
415 broadway, New York.
stock always In store. Also orders received for direct
shipment from England. aul6 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

ffst appearance will be in I" Les Huguenots" on
Monday nirht.
r --
n Il CERTAINLY not astonishing. thouph some
ss.,, ,u.,,,.,,o.I ~. ~
4, u, -. 80 pof1ieitsy ~ ouu
enterprise A. W camp street should
be - long sustained for II is founded upon the reli.
a1la haafa az anhatAntial tenef,t ~ thos3 yoso
.nn.i;t,,t.. ,,o,,,,,s,;t, Nh, IN. =.
J, ~. ~ Pupas0 atc plon'eu ano
ssa1ss 10y ARptOses Wnicn y q natural "a man
picking up dollar and being glad that he found it.
even though feeling e0mewhat sorry that snnehodv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25
Henry Lcfth,

G1LDEK. N =
No. 10 CAMP sTREBT.
l. PORTRAIT and PICTURE FIR AMES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. Ali kinds of PLAIN and ORS4-
MENTAL GLIDING dOnein the best style. myI5 7ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25
California Saw Mills, Third District, !

California Saw Mills, Third District }
New Orleans, Nov l6, 1873.
The Southern OIL Company-Gentlemen Having fully
tried the Ron Machinery Oil made by your the
engine and machinery Of the above mentioned Mill
have the pleasure state thai highly approve ubr
eating OIL being in opinion fully equal lubrcator to
any on have ever used and in point of
less quany being required and working perfectly from
gum.
lsignedl II. STILES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25
Cabinet Makers
The Eastern Clarion.
PAULDING, MISS,

3. Il. ADAAS....... EDITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having thelargestc rculatisn
Of Country Newspaper in the very respectfully
offered medium Merchants Of New Or
the CRESCENT OFFICE will
be punctualy attended to.
A1rFRANK A. BARTIETT agent for New or,sa,. o,a On
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25
pr. George W. Smith,

d + 7 IST,
Having resumed his practice will professional en-
gagements at his oice Nc III CANAL STREET nearly OPP
posite Christ Church. js4 2pu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

Patent Wheel Grease.
This is valuable and economical article, and specially
adapted for Cart Wheels and heyy gearing to Sugar
Mills.
The Paint OIL
Answers cheap substitute for Lnseed and is sua-
BILE for every description Of painting for all coors except
white or extreme light shades
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25
Dassey's Magical Pain Ee,,.acio,

T'ncctse Matter. H'Acctsae Matter.
Fresh supply of Vaccine Matter Just received and IN, al
ways DO obtained at the following Drug Stores:
Q. n. MORRISON CO., ~ Magazine street.
B. ABRAMS. A Camp, Gravier street.
HUGH sNNEnY, "a chsrtres. cor. Bieusille st,
THOs. FINLAY, corner Camp and Julia. fe. e,,r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25
WrAI Paper! Val Paper. /!
SPRING IMPORTATION.

The subscriber has hand and weekly receiving
the newest styles Of Wall Papers, every description which
have been selected with expressly for the Southern
market. Ameng this assortment may be found variety OF
Decorative and Plain Papers, Fire Screens Window Shades
Borders limitations of Wood Marble Statues Medaons
Ceiling Ornaments All Of which be sold at
BILE prices. Competent workmen any part Of the city
country.
4 F. NEWHALL,
fel4 2p3m GO Canal St. corner of Old Ievee nm stairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25
W. III. Wilson,

DEALER IN
N WA les, JEW ELRY
sILvERWARE, CUTLERY,
GUNS, FANCY GOODS,
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
jag 2ptf No. So Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25
N. j. BRENGIER

Commercial Cotton Press,
New Orleans, November S, 1858
have thoroughly tested Machinery manufactured by
the Southern Oil Company the sides journals Of
the Commercial Press find every respect superior to
Lard Oil and fuiy equal to any OIL have ever used
chinery 1t farther than Lard OIL entirely
from and keeps the journals consider altogether
the best ubricaor have used during my experience Of fifteen
years engineering and shall continue II use.
tSgnedl HENRY INGRAHAM
Engineer Of Commercial Cotton Press.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

The Gas OIL
manufactured especially for Planters and others who
the PORTABLE las APPARATUS and is superior article
for that purpose.
The Company recommend with full confidence their
Navy Pitch,
superior to any sold in this Market It is perfectly
clean and free from all impurities and proper.
ties not found in any other Pitch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

The FOlLtes of Youth.
The unrehectng and the inexperienced have mature
to their ndcreton, and then the wise have
to the These reflections lead notice
the best remedies where mbecy Nervous Diseases
and that with the approval of the whole Faculty
viz:
Risley's Buchu.
We safely recommend this
ctang the debitated ysem and to uere generally
der to become restored to health.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
- J. WRIGHT L. CO.,
T.. Nos. q and ISL Chartres street,
fell 2p6t<W General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

This Company prepared furnish consumers with
their SUPERIOR
MACHINERY OIL,
At 25 per cent below the Cheapest Lubri.
eating agent In use.
The Oil is CHEMICALLY PURE; is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUM and ACID, and at
So DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retains its Perfect Limpiaity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

Is suitable for decks of Ships Steamboats, for Rail
road Depots, Bridges etc. will be found valuable
preserving properties which particularly desabl
in such cases,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

Houma, December 6, 1885,
Mr. w G. Gook New orleans-Dear Sir The Machinery
Rosn Oil from the Southern Oil Company
toher entire satisfaction journals being from gum
and heat. a.
For sugarhouse purposes it will do as Eliminating
Oil. Thanks for the barrel sent yesterday.
Yours respectfully,
lsignedl NJ. ]. BRENGIER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25
To Parents and Guardians

To Parents and Guardians.
would indeed be we'll all parents and guardians fully
alive to the responsibility they undertake In the rearing
youth. How many have gone premature
early taning As you value your lives look to the young
To those who suffering with Debility Phys
ica Depression Confused Ideas Muscular Inecency Imbe
cy and host of other diseases only ssyto relieve
melancholy situation and shine again in the ulness of
strength you must take
Wright's Rejuvlnating Elixir.
This Is only hope nothing else you. Try It,
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Charities street.
fell 2p6t<W Sole Proprie iors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

Sr,ithfeld Plantation October 30 1889
To the Agents Of the Southern Oil Company New Orleans
Dear Sirs am in receipt Of yotr the 9th inst and
in reply have sayI used part Of the barrel Of lnr
eating Oil obtained from and the ej.
dice OF engineers am satisfied fully
criptio'- am satisfied that you have at
tanned great deside'anm for the South in furnishing
cheap and valuable Oil of home marnfdctory.
Please send two barrels and oblige yours respectfully
laignedI w. JONES LYLE,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-05
WHOM DO THE LAWS PUNISH,

/, would be very easy for an enemy OF
our institutions to prove--plausibly, il not
conclusively--that our criminal laws are
made for the protection of scoundres and
The punishment Of their innocent victims.
We have already mentioned the case of
the poor German who was swinded by
emigrant runners, and, on making com
plant, was imprisoned as witness. The
villain who had robbed him was released
on bail,--and the witness was kept in con.
finement for some months, until he has be-
come Insane, and, OF course, his testimony
is of no value.
We see mention Of still harder case OF
the same sort in our Brooklin police re,
ports. A boy named James Elliken, with
out father. mother, friends or money,
found himself at night in the street with
a valise containing oil his clothing. and
asked a passer by where he could find .
lodging. The man found out his destitute
condition, robbed him Of bis valise, and
left him to himself. lie next met police
man, through whose aid the villain was
arrested and bound over for trial but the
boy was imprisoned to appear rs witness.
Three months have since passed away
the robber is still at large and the little boy
is still in jail.
Instances Of this sort are of constant oc
currence--and deeply as they must shock
everv sentiments of Justice and humanity,
they seem to attract but little public atten.
ton. We need Inperatively some amend
ment of our code, so that this horrible anoma.
ly Of law for Furnishing the innocent and
screening the guilty need ne longer be ex-
hibited.-N T. 7imes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

HETHERBAs, w. ". Brookings on the second dsy
wv Of August, A. D. 1859. executed to GsorEs "
trsst ss veying thereto the following Described
cot ~, to wit: =
Tks undivided half Of the east half Of the south
east quarter of section number 80, In township -
north pfxraDge ~, west of the 9Th p. NJ Also, the
uudiviaed half interest In acres In south weAt
QuasS of rorth west quarter Of west half Of south
west quarter Of section 81, township o. north Of ~,
west of 9Th p. NJ, situate In Sioux county. Iowa.
Said deed IF trust having been executed BY tho
said ". W. Bookings for the purpose II securing 70
tain oromissory note, executed the End day Of A.
gust 1850, for the sum Of one hundred and my dol
lars ($l;O COZ payab sixty days after date. ApA,
whereas, said deed Of trust by its terms directs,
authorizes and smpowsss Tie 6Ail George W Rylll,
as trustee In the Mt Of the non payment VI n
above described note therein stipulated to sdvsr
tse the same for SALE by giving twenty days notice
by publication in the s'Sioux City Register" And,
whereas, said note has become due aid pbyabe. end
default has been made IN the payhsent u tn bsiDd
and now remains unpaid. And, whereas, aid deed
n trust stspuf6sss sud agvess 'SAae40sas1Oe10Oy
W. Ryall refuses to act then, and In that case the
County Judge of woodbury. county, IL authorised to
appoint suitable person 10 act - trnstse AID,
whereas taid @. " Ryall has 20 refused to ~, nd
the said County judge by virtue OF the terms Of ssd
as trustee afoI osaid. Therefore, l. Charles NJ Keans
trustee a. aforesaid, hereby give npur that viii.
By virtue OF the power IN me vested said deed OF
trust, and in compliance Herewith offer for sale At
the Court House door in Sioux City Iowa, between
the hours OF o'clock A. n and o'clock P. N. Of
Saturday, the 26th day Of Novsmhs< 1854 And san
TO the CHEST bidder, for cash tn. abnve described
premises, and for the purpose therein set forth and
to the purchaser Of which will AS trustee of said
premises execute deed thereof - ssthoriosd ~
empowered by said deed Of trust.k , T III ~ I i
CHARLES NJ. KEANA, Trustee.
Dated this 9th day Of Now ls5a-sw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-05

~ Our Republican journals, which
have been taught some lessons Of prudence
and caution in regard to the agitation Of
slavery, are disposed - evade the discus
sion Of this affair ut Iarper's Ferry, or a.
least to whistle it down the wind rs moth,
ing more than an insane scheme of ven-
geancs against "the slave power by an
old man "goaded to insanity by the wrongs
inflicted upon him by pro slavery rnfians
in Kansas, and wildly rushing upon GER
tain self-dcstruction in quest OF revenge
We apprehend, however. from the disclo-
sures and discoveries already made, that a
full investigation Of this matter will result
10 some damaging revelations to the Re-
publican church. We think that this
scheme Of instruction and its terrible re.
suits may be justly charged to the bloody
instructions Of W. He Seward and other
anti.slavery agitators Of the North. These
agitating leaders have furnished the ideas
upon which the minds Of such inflam bio
and reckless fanatics az Brown and his
associates take ERE. Seward, and all such
slavery agitating demagcgues, therefore,
are the guilty instigators of these out
breaks Of treason and instruction, and
their bloody consequences and these
guilty men should be held to a prompt re.
sponsibility At the bar Of public opinion.
N T. Herald.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-05
FROM MEGON AND THE NOUN
TAlNS.
Arriral Of Col Abbott-The Ner Route
from Fort RandaH to Laramie-P PROB
able sarimy to The Government, dc.

We had the pleasure en- Saturday even.
ing OF welcoming back 10 our city, Col
Abbott, OF Massachusetts, who accompan.
led Col. Lander from here last spring, on
HE celebrated Wagon Road expedition
Col. A. went forth with his friend ~ an
amateur, having no other desire than to
inform himself of the nature of that far
and uafrequented region which intervenes
between the Missouri Valley and our pos.
sessions up the Pacific; and particular
ly that portion Of the wide domain in the
North West. Having by his service in
army during the Mexican war, become
somewhat familiar with the more southern
portion Of the continent, as friend of the
great central route, he desired to visi, tho
region. of the South Pass.
Col. A. returned in four mule ambu-
lance with but single companion. AT
Fort Laramie he diverged from the beaten
track, taking the new road about being
opened between Fort Randall and the
former post. The Colonel regard, this
new route AS an entirely practicable, and
not materially inferior to the present trav.
eled road.
AS this road will shorten the route of
land transportation near two hundred
miles, its opening may be regarded. in
view OF the immense shipping to Utah and
Western posts, as a work of some impor-
lance to the government, and will doubt.
less at an early day be made grea,
freigh,ing thoroughfare.
Col. Abbott parted from Col. Lander
I Al !.
thence to this city with but one compan-
ion, but without the slightest moles,tation
on the part Of the Indians, whom he found
every where Practically disposed. Jo-
seph Gazettc.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-05
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, Char les Ron gu on the 1<,h
day ct June, A. D., 1883, axecp,ed ,o
WiiiiHm l. JOY, e Woodbury. cou.,,v. ~.
hi certain Deed 4 Trust, conveying thereto
the following described real estate, 10 vi, -
he >ontn YVES qua-'ar Of section 10. one ~
in township No. eish'y-nire i:9) north OF
range Nc. 'ry-eigh' (4S), containing ono
,Gndred a. d ky aeres more er le--. si,ua,. d
IN Woodbury. conoty, Iowa. Said De d cf
:, 'n.s having beer execn'ci by the said C, 80.
u hi"re,n'd for The pnrp re Of securing
~ -l.r aud hede tie p~ymen, Of his
H"nlaus) certain promi.snry note, execu al
the IA day ~ June A ID. 1855, for the nm
nj 'wo lundrrd AID twenty nve dollars &22.l
payable rin"ty days after ds'e3 And, whcre-
: said y Ell OF trust, ny it's terms, direc,s.
a'd antho'Iz $ ard empowers the said VIM,
]. Jr'v ms Tru> g., in the event of tho nm
l'n'm' n OF the hove described note M therein
stipulated. Tn advertise the same for ssle in
the following mnnnar-by giving ten davs
notice nv rnhNcp'ian in the Sinux Civ Euefs
Ard wfefoas, aid noe ha- become du. AMI
payable, md defanl, has hcon made IN the
p.yineat ~ the : me. aud now rem a nm
paid |, William / joy, Trustee Aforesaid.
hereby give motive thatI will by virtue Of ,ha
fo"e' Ia ne vested by said Deed Of Tyua.
nha IN compliance Herewith. fer fl sale in
i,ont OF the office 4 Boslcr 4 Hedges. II, al .ux
City, Iowa. ween the hours az O'Clock. A.
NJ. ard O'clock P. M, OF rhurst.ay. the i0,h
tar OF womb =, and Al ,se IN the hiybes,
bidder The NIB We serb, d promises and ia,
Tho PnrP 81 Therein set forth and 10 the pur
chaser 4 hich Twill ~ Trustee Of srii rre-
mlses execute a Deed thereof ss authorized
aid emp 'wcr-d bs sri \ Deed Of Trust II :
WILLIAM t. JOY. Trustee.
Da'ed, his 2Sth day OF Oct 1889. AZ
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-05
PROPOSED ABOLITION OF THE
LAW For ENFORCING THE
PAY MEL nj OF DEBTS.

Abolish all laws for the collection of
debts, and leave creditors to their own
powers of discriminating character when
giving credit. This is the point to which
our growing civilization tends, aud to
which practical wisdom and philosophy
point We have long since alb hshed the
lnhuman laws which used to imprisnn deb
tors; iu which abolition we touk the lead
OF Europe. We have ~ lead the way in a
more important refurm. A great proper.
ton Of The bad debts made, arises from
the pushing of business on impudent buy
ers, extending credits, and in relying on
the law Tor enforcing payment. When
without remedy at law, the seller Of good, ,
would look exclusively on characier-cs-
tabhshed Observation-Disclosures ere 1t was
given; and credits would be more proper.
toned TO the kuo~n means of the DEBTOR.
both as regards amount and time. The
expenses attending the collecting Of debts
are very great, ami absorb "a large prnpor-
ton OF the pruht. In cases OF failure
among the dealers. Il cir debtors are. is
well known, apt &c take advantage. and
delay, if not altogether refuse payment of
! tht'i hcbts. ne INV Is Fr>oFIei 10 Nv
them for their evasion. The moral feet
OF this proposed abolition Of the law to
compel payment Of debts, which it does
so imperiectlv and at SO great an expense
| of money and time would be great 1t
would be felt by traders, that to obtain
| any credi. reputation icr character must
first lie obtained and constantly main
tanned 1t would also be felt by the seller
that it wcnld not answer to tempt buyers
to buy much. The seller would BE- more
cautious. Besides, cash transactions would
increase aud speculative dealings diminish
The evasion of the present laws for the
| collection of debts is very easy 10 dishonest
men, aided by professional advice; aud
numerous instances abound of men having
become rich, by running largely in debt,
putting their property so acquired out Of
reach, and setting the law at Defiance
Rich men abound whose property is ali
settled on their wives. or held in trust for
them by others, which, in the absence Of
a bankrupt law, cannot be reached.
Indeed. il no law exis.ed TO enforce paw
ments of debts, men would look into the
moral habits of their debtors before trust
ing, and not afterwards. They would not
be so ready to induce, by Illicit means, any
set OF men to make purchases. Men so
facile of character as to be so led are never
reliable.-N y Independent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-05
NOTICR,

" ihkEAS. J. y. Field. Acting County Ju,lRs Of
W Woodbury. county State OF Iowa in Accord
anee with law, submitted 10 vote Of tn. p~npls If
his county at tn" last General El-ctnn holden -
IN" eleventh 'av "fort"ber. A. d. 1889. the question
at largc not
And |, John p. Allison. County Judge OF woodh,,-
ry county Aforesaid. being satisfied that the reoui,e
m|"ls OF the law in such CAS- $ provided have hssu
substantially complied with. and from a .,nr...
made this twentie day NJ October A. n 1859. 81
the Votes retur,i frn, the several PIE ipcts of mid
"oohnry rotlnty, last majority Of thu votes cast
are IN lav"t OF ID position submitted hereby 81,
motto" NJ thu adoption OF said aw an ord ~ this no
tee th@r'ft he publish. ID for four consecutive ~,
in ths Sioux City Register
In testimony whereof. have hereuuto set NV
hand AMI atixed the su, If the County Court At NJ,
- offee IN So < city, tns auth day Of oeto-
{ } her, A. u. 1859 = wv
JOHN p ALLISON
i@-iw County judge