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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12
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PROSPECTUS.
Vol. II Begins September II, 1888.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufa cturers
and Farmers.

'I'fit Scientific American has Low rea rhaJ ~ -Four
l. teenti1 Year, aud viii enter upon New No,um.
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ana IL Has a very extensive CirtuIa ion in .ll ,I,a
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12

BaooA CoRS.--An Illinois paper makes
the following statement: There Il a field Of
broom corn this season in the vicinity Of
Rockford, Illinois, of nearly 200 afres.--l
The seed was planted by machinery, the
corn being drilled in rows, two fee, nine
inches spars The whole crop IL con,rased
at SIS per ton. The crop this year will
amount TO $4,000. ~.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12

ELDERBERRY PlE.--Put the under crus,
on the platter; and pour on elderberrics
till half IN inch deep; then sprinkle two
table spoonsful Of -four and two of sugar
over them, and pour Oh them , tea-cupful
Of sour cream. Put on the upper crust,
and bake thoroughly. Dried elderbcrries
will make a. good pies as though fresh, il
they are soaked few minutes in hot water
before using.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12

Eco Boil them in good 1saA
Of waiss ; lev minutes t0.tAle out -
bitter taste, then cut in slices, and sprin-
kls . little salt and flour On them Their
fry them down, with. only butter enough
70 keep them fron sticking.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12
1000 ACRES

Nv choice tarminF Lspas sitastri near the pu
~ bu9ua and ,'s,.iht Httirusi n sae county Iowa
AtsY lsvb Acres o. good land, atsantaYsausI8
aithatgi. Nv hsuihuIy eaunty, Inwa-#Wil 10 coda
cheap W Ghu MEAkE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12
a 1rtcultu rat.

!
MANUFACTURING THE SoRGHUA.-In \
former communicating, / stated thai as
much eependedson tAe striining aid skim
ming as upon the use Of CHARTERS, and al.
so, that it was good plan to have rec.
tifying barrel, &c. frequently have been
inqsired OF, by letter, huw Used 4ran-
ers, how prepared rectstyins Barrels. &c.
AS | am perfectly willing to give all the
information ! am practically acquainted
with on the subject, will take the oppor
thnity of answering these questiWHt kro'
the columns Of the Farmer. First
would say have a good mill and evapora-,
tor. Place a coarse blanket or sack un-
der the mill for the juice to run through
into rectifyins barrel, placed at the mill,
which prepare rs fotiows: Take vessel
holding from twenty five to forty gallons,
and cover. the bottom over with, stone,
three or four inches il diaGktei TaIen
take boa.d that will fit over said stone
and bore Il full ci hsifr inch befsA for lar
yer If youwish)' Place Oh DE boards a
thin layer Of straw then small layer sf
gravel and charcoal, suutil ysA HAr.its
half full-ail well packed. 1t should be
'washed out every twenty -four hours. If
used every day the materials ip the barrel
should be remoysl buee + ~esh. Have a
faucet iD, the bottom, Of the barrel, for the
juice 70 have 4 continued flow into anoth :.
er vessel, or the third ONE. In that vessel
put in your clati6ers,b Il tuse'ss ciari6efs
shout, three eggs, and one Tablespoonful
or saleratus, to barrel Of juice. If you
use an evaporator THAI has stnsinxs fryn
enc division to ano.ter, ftib sstove is iai
Mat is,n scsss,sy. If you use an evapora.
tor that the juice is continually flowing in,
and the molasses ou, it is bs-t 70 have
the rectifying barrel'so set ttat tie juice
If 90, any kind Of vessel will do to catch
the juice from The mill Ia.sfther case,
have a piece of thin gauze or flannel Tor
the lnOIassesi to run through, from the
evsporstor or boiler, while it is hot. Boil
the molasses thieia enough, " Erols from
the skimme Wio Farmer. "A. II. W
~ NAN
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12

GRAPE Gaow lyG.--We have before ~
some beautiful clsisters Of lsabella grapeA,
grown by Dr. Thomas II. Warren Of
'1hom psouvifle, CT. They are from vines
which have never ripened their iriut before.
They occupy an ungenial soil, and the
cultivator thinks that the public should
know how he has achieved this new and
gratifying result. 1t has been entirely by
furnishing them With new and more abun-
dant food. Ifs conclusions are that it is
not necessary that the vine should have
ouch sum- 1t Isl only necessary tAatYi,
nave fee circulation of ~ lie shovs
One wen riPened cluster that grew upon
the north side Of the ,reIis. This idea is
not new. but it is not generally entertained,
and those who are growing grapes should
remember, VIXEN they make their borders,
that abundant food takes the place of
long season. DE-, Warreayspaded in lime,
salt, inter, bones ana CHIP manure. The
bones are of course the staple. -Ls,-shese
the lime in the form Of a phosphate which
makes the best possible nourshnent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12

- 81 So,
Flowing LAND IN THE FALL FOR Corn.
AT the evening agricultural discussion
ct Syra ss.. duriay the State Fair last fall,
Mr.. 5. N. b own Of Onondaga, made the
followii 8 statement: - grow corn cheap
or than | did fifteen years ago. O. 4-riow n
the fsH from eight to ten inches deep in
grayelly loan. l mellow in The spying
with the cultivalor, and do most Of The cul-
tivatien with the same Implement. grew
near 100 bushels E4r acre this year, and
II wont cost me more thsn ten and half
cents per bnshel. ! think faipers would
do well to depehd more upon corn.
manure by top, dressing with compost, use
ing plaster, and unleachsJ ashes, with
barn.yard manure. Matksis good but
bass bone. plant corn on green sward
not over four years old, consider the
fodder equal TO two and I bali tons of hay
ler acre.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AUSTRIAN DIsPATcH.-rhe dispatch dated fe'ons,
Jule 25 was in error, according To toe account re-
ceived by tie City OF Baltimore, in stating th' me
Austrian lef. wiz which had prosso1 forward A. far
a. G aidzzoo sD0 Ca Cioffrtdo, were driven oicE
Ly tire eueny." Our dispatch from Liverpool says
,ha. tie let vi; = pressed Forward 10 TIE places
named. " cr!yrs back the enemy" Il made 10 d.
ference Of c,urss, in the epd, but such details when
worth having a. all sie worth having corr.c'ly.
SARDINIAx CoxPLAIST.-The Pans correspondent
Of The Loadcn Gi0tc saws tas, the S.:iiniaa hn6i'
sa1oI a. Pars g-in-d 10 tie Eegsa FcFrisn-
Office against Yscouut CrelseG Secretary Of the
B,,ti,h Embassy Paris, account Of h;s hostile
mont, stations respecting Sardinia AMI the Italian
question.
THE FEE1IyG Is PtEIs.-Tbe patriotic dsmor-t7a-
to.s Of the working classes in Pais r-re universal.
Every window in tie Fagh0arg -. Antoine vas IL
umipated, il horor Of the victory On ,ae nircio.
THE RUsstAS EABAss.DoR n PAHIs.-ru- P.rls
corres poutent Of The Lgaios Star s=y=-Fdi lay,
the 23t-M. &c kisseleii, the Russian Emoass sdor
les Just left Pars. Tot an hour ago, fo- the had
quarters If the amy As the fact i not mentio ed
By either Of the other papers 1t needs coorm4.i9n
AUsrRiAN AND PGUssiAS LEtGCE. Toe report -
current, Gays di.p4ch under date Of Venns, Toes
sav, that the Emperor O. Austria VII shuriy have 81
interview With the Prince Regent OF Prussia. Two
DEGREES favorable 10 Professionals sad Jegs are ex-
pes.ed.
poLlriciL Prr.oNEEs ~ ACsTRtt.-The M'iGH
Ga-et,e states ;ha; tie number Of pora! prisoners
whom the Au,,risns have carried aEay with thea
amourts 10 10. who are n the fortress OF Verona
Trsca>T.-The Ts,Ora H0HiieHr says the N-sPo'-
i,an Consult, Bersl At Legh0rn having .nEoaacei ms
i-,antiOn = recCerZicE the authenticity az the at-
op.nst y irvn The Tuscan GoveEnmeLt, la. been
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false Iwas never in Mi,scuri bu. two days in mr. life
fosc vious 10 beng kidnapped and brought here sai
tisi wac wher cane through 81 Loai- 10 JGly, is5
TO seuis 10 Ksrsss; acd never Rave spoken myself
o. a. se.n 10 any person in Missouri, uot wa lid
usbp.d on the 2b ofJstuery las', scd lodged 10 this
prisoo. they have stolen NY ~sgou snd load u
Provisions sc. l hsve pait oee Missouri attorney
$50 shbougA the Legislature Of y c,uotry sppoo.
phi ,ico 4 90 10 defend .e OF ~ l have received
10 hrc.
My lard, which is one mile and half from Law
renee, With all my improvements, l. likely 10 be isst
a. have lot pretap'ed il. TIE coutss. sb"at the
claim hSs beer Gtciscd Ia my favor since was KID
uspIed. The Lard Sales take place in July aud as
en- oorircd ~ t,lons cell my personal presence
IL the Land Oic- l. ndi-pes sable, The whole may bc
st Amer sl tots snfrrIns therefore, to provide fof
nv ci ildien tais .oyrly home il likely TO be takes
from -. | Sm compelled I, feel As apsreot out !
leavc nv family 10 the hands II God ant you, ADD
cher friends in Rochester. Tee farm con,zins l6o
ecres, srd if could get lsnd warrant TO pceenp. il
end give mortgage to secure the lender, il could DO
SAVED.
Tie supreme Court, to which my case is appealed.
siis ST I,frrou 10 July All the nests could fasse
have beer paid for wiinese fare, ard. &C. on t,s
two tlial-. [ have suffered sacrificed much ter
IripciV.e during the last nSe years, sna II sees
pretty hard to be rewarded With a felon's fade
Your. a.. JOHN Dor.
We understand that ID. Dy vas robbed, at tho
tia be was ktnaP9ed, 81 nea'ySO 10 money, b'sak-
cts huffso robes stock ot -four, ard other provi-
si,ns, Wagon. boTes and harness. The animal, sod
ire harness is ~ he ever recovered back. Tie has
bone il al Ike tue hero and be truly has tbs spint
&, here; bot he coufcsSoS 10 'he feelings common %
men who Eel the ties of k'odned and especially Of
those who ust lock 20 Tin their support. IL does
seem that uch Eht TO be spared the je-rs aud
insults Of even those gho maci0uy u aducei hun be-
iore bis woist nisfstui e. fell upon him. Wretchos
AZ rofsuo hin hone otiers will.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

The Psris correspondent 81 The LoHdsz TINES
coy, that at tee battle of S'lisriro tee P'@d9eotr
were At ore monont envri"pes bJ the Aa.,rsts. bat
Il Ct they recovered repu!set tie enemy, and ksPt
tteir petition with exceeding courage.
TrRis. Iuue Is 1850.
Deserters rom the Austri-u' u'sr'nod'ly s'A;e
ilst i0Cc0 mrn se'e collected II Pazzo'' ogs. Tais
Position Eel to tie psGmoltes- ID iluiiers "on j.
frriro, 6ud marched a z-itst Csyrsoo Ine order OF
the amy sss admirable. one THOUSAND P'edmont'se
resr killed and about oJe thousand sounded. IAe
hight acre occupied by toe French, aod toe Aus
trans forced to r,tite TO Go'to, being beaten
a., IL their whole Ire.
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LORD PALMERSTOE AND THE WAR Is
ITALY

The following reply was made by Lord pzlmerston
TO ihe memorial q % mli,ers comp ling thu t'Le'
eIce If the AuIua, Assembly e TIE infcpenderts for
the counties OF Cardigan, Pembroke cod tarm2hoe1,
held al Laneliy June T. 1872, in which they repect-
fuIy urge upon her M.jestys Ministers sedl0usly 20
absisia rot orly FROM 'm Mediate and overt acs If
hostny as regards either c the behgerent pa bat
sleo frCG al such entargHng engageme1s and iInn-
ting Diplomacy or nenaciog demonstrations # force a.
may teI gradually to impicste the country IN the IN
cs.culsbl. cr1u e. cf war:
"SiR: am desired by Lord pantrstor - s'know
edge The receipt cf the uemofisl from the Annnal
s.mbiv ,f the Inde for the conntes cf Car
cjgap L, mbroke, and CaIuartbeu, urging the nece'
sy az Tor trv1u;icr the PAT If the cnnttry, IN
the WY between Frsrcr Sardila md Au5fIla snd 10
tom ,ou that her M-r.tv's Government has in
teniio of advising her VI 4iesty to take rat 10 ihe
rrestr war and ths they d, rot fuoesee the Proba-
bltS e sLy eVeLte that wOu1 lead tArin 10 dep-rt
from the policy Of neutrality.
' remain, ST. yo1I cbedient .erga- -,,,.,,,,,
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THE CASE or John DOY-LETTER
FROM THE PRISON.
Fro. RaeAe.,e, Democ,a,. yu'y

The following letter addressed 10 the Rev. W. c.
Bnes has been handed to "a Tor publcar N. IL vii
BE- -eea tha, Dr. boy in addition to being prosecuted
ar iusily has been roDbet Of considerable property,
ard b, being KEEP 10 prison is 10 grea danger Of bring
biz bon este 81 for which be A. tcd FOR many years
in the face of discoursgenents which would have ao
pai ed lsss resoluie men. He early emigrant
to Kansas aud has worked hsid and lived frugaLy
10 secure bone for biz family. He writes follows:
ST. JosEPH PRIsOs, No., June g. 1850.
DEAR FRIESD: Yvu viii be surprised u receive 8
htter FROM q convicted felon But 80 II Is. Thus day
Missouri jury brought N yerdc,, and their ostas
declare the, was 10 Mrs Iari nyeelf or by ~ agea
and ,iole or abducted a called Dick" Of the
value Of q so. Nox, my friend, you kloS me TO be
E nan Of truth, snd declare this moment, VITA my
minds eye * OF iEinite God that every word Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

RAILROAD BATHs.-We learo that the propnetors
Of the Detroit and Milwaukee X abroad have authorized
The erection VI sorcepump and convenient roughs IN
building near their cepo, in Detroit for the pufPcse
Of accommodating passengers with grs,utous abla-
tons, where they may batne and cleanse themselves
with pure aud refreshing water after long ride in the
care. Dressin rooms are econ TO be added.
AcoiDE.T.-,Iohn Terry, q boy, residing at No. Sc
Mulberry s;.e. bod Ia e 10; crushed Sunday evening
under u ~ Ta.g8 a--s Railroad ca. He was ssaf seae
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FROM BRAZIL.

LIsBoS, June 2S-The Tyne has arrived with the
regular monthly mails from Brszils aud adyces frem
Rio Jsneiro to the eth nst News from Buenos Ayres
.,aes that two tboussLd have irYsied the Argen
tin. Confederation. Paraguay promised 10 assist
Waguiga with four steam vessels. The Brazs remain
reursl but they are Increasing Their naval forces 10
the La Plata Bgencs Ayres has bought the steamers
Camilla UruzayEe the Meuree, and PamPero. No
political news from Brazil. The Tyne il bearer Of
drafts amounting 10 go 1900 on London, Of which Ei3-
eco are for account Of the Government.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


MoSDAY, July 1.-The President, Mr.. McSfSpos.
in the chair.
4 message was received from the Mayor announcing
the ceci-iuu In the case Of West Washington Market
TIE M.yor concludes as follows =" The result Of this
procc Going is of sreat importance tn the Corporation,
for while It establishes its rights Il at the same u nc
'tnrns INTO MS treasury considerable portion OF IL
''!eyeLnes from the poo keis of private iadvduSs,
Into which 1t bas been sought upjns'iy to divert
" them The paper was ordered printed
The -annnAl report at the Firc Marshal was re-
cieved, aud cr,iere" On file.
From The Street Commissioner. stating the appot
ohment Of assessment IN the ttter of cpenag Resfe
street, from Broadway to W ashngton street, TO be
IS l6. Confined.
A communication WAS received from the Crstou
Aqucducl Department, being SENT aanual report 10
July |, 1889. There were expended 90 sccount OF
aqueduCt repairs aud Improvements 5000 10; on ex-
peuse- under head Of Cruton Water Works Esteosisc,
SlCS,5SS g.; On disbursement on account of wser-
pp,s ard layiug sl6 ~ ~ do account of sewers.
sl li5 ID, Do. ct wells and pumps, ssSs "a; do. GA
street expenses and paving, $SO1i 81 do on status
tcai tables, S111 ~ do on salaries, SIS 400; do. 70
cash paid the Chamberlain, f&S,1Sl ~. Ra'aacc oa
acc, statistical tables, SOs OIL. Total, sii2oii 49,
THIS is credited by the amounts 1T reqrs,tion on the
Controller ubcer dffer,p, heals sos 9jl 81; by csh
received water rout., S!36oI 5O Penaes taereoa,
~ 1913 -; service onLe,ions Si2 l2t; vault permits,
So COZ %: tot these s5 7sl ~; cash Ia bsak GA
account Of statistical tables, sS 6l Total SIP OIL 81
This was ordered printed.
A communication .ioui the Counsel TO tue Ccrpora-
ton was received from the Board cf Coudcdnen.
beng an opinion that Fairfield, Walker n Go. arc
entitled TO the contract for constructing gate houses
Tor the rev reservoir. Referred TO COMMITTEES on
Crc'oo Aqueduct Department.
A resolution rtce sci fom the Councilmen directing
the Controller 10 advertise the lease Of tue ferry fro
foot Grand street South Seventh street, brooklyn,
for 10 years. Laid over.
The Board All, uru6d to Thursday
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LATEST PER CITY OF BALTIMORE.

NEKOsA June - via Trieste.
Count PcuT:ales has arrived here st the head
ous-,e,s ol the Austrian army. Lay bach has been
fixed a. tae seat # the military sai civil Governm NJ
4 Loubsriy soi poyees Of the Government
Ger Gj uIai hos. IL TIE capacity d Colonel, assumed
the cen laud of the regimen. which belongs to MN
aid bar his name.
LONDON, Thursday Morning.
IT, Daily Nos City Article OF Wednesday evening
says:
"The funds showed Grmness. Consols closed in
sympathy with The PaIs B1urte. Tlere was also an
liea tAat The minimum rate Of the b7uk may be- r--
ductd Ia s cent tomorrow, although the current
Lusiftss ~ the nafktt is 5 b cent. The anlva Ot
tie Calcutta ard Gina mails due q Mar-eiles a. the
,ni It at week has lot taken place. TIE steamer
r-srLrd Alden 'he lrth list, aud brief snm nary
Of iews cent io Saez by the Ri SEA telegraph.
II Il cu CURED that the steamer -u-'alo@d -oue dani-
=s- g. machinery slter leaving A'en. The Brtzilan
sul IA Plata m8s ny tue tyge are exp ct-i 10 LJn'
Don On Mofday. II il saIi tbaf the N-w-lork AS
cisi.un VII sud IL teldrr lOI Ike Australian VIA
Pei ans uaI contract
tie Dai Nsrs contrsiicts report that English
stesn.e!s L,iorsil to Nj Howard have been offered
to ether tie French or Austrian Government.
TIE Qucen gave last evening state ball 70 party
Il 2DCo
T., Dailg Ners believes il il not the intention OF
tie Conservatives to oppose Mr.. Asssay's election as
Chairman OF Wsys and Means
GENERAL NEWS.
France is taking preparatory measures 20 move an
IIvgsqocL Thr.isy A,rrn..
CorToS-Tbe sales yesterday 5000 bales, OF
,h go wee On .-. g.zlica sGd sr ezpor IH' market
cio-.d STEADY.
bALADsTUFFs-Flour duh aud easier, ont qn"a,
.t us h.rs.a wL.at dull ard price. ~-ss nndrr limited
.ll.y Com has b--l In s-es, BIT q sci qlr;
PHovIsIoSs-Bsef dull. Pork duh. Lard dali a,
- e. ia lrfrI!oE. o..
PsoDrcr-AyeTage business, without qGotable
clst--. 81,
LoSDoy MAnKEIs-An average business without
il.tsll- cLsuge 80 -
CovsoLs-Fo- account, %. s2i.
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PRINCE NAPOLEoNs ARMY.

Correspondence Vi Tbs London rlasrs-
lEAD-QCAKrERs MAsss.DJC,LT, June -
PrioCe Napoleon reached til, place Saturday a.
shout II O'Clock. and viii lpays r Sarzana tOmorroT
morning. BY way Ct genial Reception the Cor 39ra-
ton of Mssss bad chosen bsvy Of tho ~ pre'iies,
dan l. Of the burgher cas that the town could boat,
anu dec kei cut N white robes and flowers and ele-
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LATEST By TIE ARAGO.

- 7slsgJePA from London 70 S0HtAa"g'9H-J
LoSDOS, June 29-J p. N.
The Lozdoa Daily Ne'rs correspondent telegraphs
from Psr;. on "Wednesday morning that the following
;s!tgr.m had been sen, from the Emperor TO tue LIN
press:
"CAvRiASA, June -.
"Our troops a-e crossing the Mineo without resist
srce the enemy having retired therce.'