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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
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SUMMER ENHANCEMENT.

on AMI after Monday. thc lGti, OF April. 1860, the
~ passenger Trains will ulaily follows:
First-Tltc Great Southwestern. 81. Louis Cincin-
NATL Columbus. Wheeling. BcnwWpl. Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
I:;j =. NJ. arriving in Baltimore at $50 4. NJ.
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and southern cities
Returning. leaves Baltimore at !. y. NJ. arriving
icnwn"! at 7:;S and Wheeling at SOS A. NJ correct
in: with the great Western. Southwestern. and North
western Express. This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel amil water.
Sccon'l-The Northwestern. Cleveland ChiCage. st.
Louis. indianapolis. DAYTON. Cincinnati. C"luIn bus.
Wheeling. Bcnw"o4l. baltimore and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday at $3.50 y. ",
and arrivG>at Baltimore IIj p NJ connecting with
the trains for the Easterc aud Southern cities. lie
turning. leaves baltimore at $50 a. NJ and arriving
at Bcuwoul at ":3I aud Wheeling at Hos 4. NJ This
train stops all regular stations East nf Cumberland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves WhrcIin@ 'aly. Sundays eNcrptcl,a 10 A NJ,
arriving in Cumberland at S:2j T.. VI. Returning.
leaves Cmuhcrandat G:1J L. VI. AMI arrivrsn WIccl-
ing at $40 T. VI. This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities.
J.E FORD, AGENT.
w.P SMITH. Master Of Transportation.
I'm. COLE. Gcn'l Ticket Agent. IpriI2G-G0
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gailg 9utrlltgrurer,
BEST TO THE BEST.

by ALICE CARY.
The wind blows where it listeIh,
Out Of the east aud west.
And the sinners way is dark as Death,
And life is best to the best.
The touch ofevil corrupteth;
TarTy not on its track
The grass where the serpent crawls is stirred
A if it grew his back.
To know the beauty Of clcanness
The heart miIst be clean and sweet;
We must love OuE neiSibOr t" get his love
As measure, he will mete.
Cold black crusts to the bcSgar,
A cloak Of rags aud woe;
Aud the burrows warm to the sewers feet,
And his bread + white snow.
Can blind eyes see the even,
As he hangs on TIL days soft close.
Like "A lusty boy OH his mothers neck,
Bright in the fice rose:
The grave i cold anil cruel
Rest, pregnant with unrest.
And woman nnst moan anil men mus :srT7n;
But life is best to the best
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
MEDICAL,
SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEVER DEBILITNTES.

IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
AMI :.> become t;l established fact Il: :;1;tr.h;r
Medicine. know .,u,I All pruvcl iv al That s.,.
US'- il ana ! q tl Ia with ,r,,:r,I,D, il
ali the diseases Fer which - ii Is recommended
IL Haas cuttt thousands - within the last years
wlu llRd given mp all e hopes OF ruIicf uS tile
uUIucrouS solicited = certificates ia my I,,-
session show.
Tho Iin>r mIiSt bc aaI,- q ted to the tecl:tluut
Of the individual taking - itard u-c,lin such guam
titles I" act gently on - tile Bowels.
Let the ctitf Your m ir,I.;Iucut .rii.I. v. H.
the u>r If the LFT-EE - jVIIG9R { r. q. and il
will Ljir,. e"Dt- - pItinf-. hilI."tts !ii,t.i
DyJ-lsiG. CHi"Ric ~ = agtLo.. .Sraai..- f:.ul-
lI0ifs. DFs-'.ry, DIr.;- = 81. .SsL !SoElacs yIgbi
Tol L:.tircaeSs. CHDiic. 4 JT0i..f CHn'-.f, Nsi,s
tzo'~rd Nlti'H'Um. EIG- fWisncs Jnuudirs ffBprY,
H"rEHos&rS. aud may lee used successfully AZ al,
OrtiiHUrY EugjIy .Rcdi- n? ciH.. 1t will Curu STA
HEID.i CEIE. las tI,n-. =. Saruis can testify. in
tcs.iy n,i!'tiS. ;;IrO or p E,Tsc T-SyF j,ts are
taken ut COMMENCEMENT ~ "f attack.
an tci, Il are git~ gag their testimony in
lis favor. X
WA F.iTER IN u THE yOI-4yl ~ I'm
TIE MTG ORATOR. IND SWiLLOIr norm
TOGETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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TRANSPORTATION
Plttsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.


ing Rail Road.
- - -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. June llth. 1860. Pas
~ senser Trims will leave Bridgeport follows,
Sundays cNcepted:)
lO::0 A. ". Mail Train. stopping at all way stations,
arrives at Pittsburgh al 1:45 l.. NJ. Phil
adelphfa at 5:l5 4. NJ. New York at IG:I5
\. NJ. and Cleveland at I:55 p NJ.
willie. la Grange. Ming". Steubcnvillc.
Yellow Creek. wcllsvile, Liverpool. In
iuStry and Rochester. arrives at Pitts
hurgh at S:21 T.. NJ. Philadelphia at 1920
a. NJ and y cW' Norl; at I:45 T.. n.
G:jj p NJ. Express Train. stopping at all way sta
ti"IIs arrives ut Pittsburgh at l:i0 \. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA at $50 J.. NJ. New York at
:':;n, z. NJ. and Cleveland Mt $3.50 AN.
TraiIis make connections at Cleveland, for Toledo
Detroit. Chicago, Erie, buffalo and SiHgarn Falls.
RIIIIfRNINC CT TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $50 A. VI. and a:;' F. NJ. and
arrive At Bridgeport ut 4:II A. NJ and 4:49 p. VI.
Leave Pittsburgh 100 y. NJ. A. and l2I!
=. NJ. and arrives at bridgeport at :jO 4. NJ, 1920
A. NJ. ami 4;+9 p
Excursion Tickets tn Pittsburgh and return S3.7j.
Excursion tickets To S:cuhcmvilIe and return $780,
Faro always As low. and time much quicker than
any other ruute.
Through Tickets to all points in the West. North
AMI East lac procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street next donrtn Sprigg House, WeclinG Va, AMI
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will I've made al lowest rates tn
any point accessible by this road nIl its
No. 81 Water with Freight Agent Bridge
port Station. r. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling VA
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
]. y. MCCULLOUGH. President.
T. l., MYERS. Gent Ticket At iV1
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College.
FOUNDED
!. % { : / = u.
Cor. Baltimore ami Ch"ric>-Si-.
EALTIMuE MD.

:. ~ > y = -
Cor. Baltimore amtI ChnIIC>-Si--
EALTIM0E MD.
'IIi> INSTITUTION Is NOW IL T.r !s
/ ir,-lri.E- :,,r ti"uri-l,n- c"mli;3uu- T,,.
T.n- IT," ..,-' ;sr.',~.r- !u- il ,,,.r.s uv.n,-.,
.Ei-rr apartments inr "a" lrrrIut,ittiai "a. 90
yEs-i-l. HWa.Hrr u rtu ,.ntS- repre-. ..i.- s.-
every stat in JI" Union.
Ii uHw u.y;.-- ii i'i,- ..,sI-....s.- Nj
dr-iF-.liy hs.sf... hutldiu-. 100 the ,iI.. 70
are cf.nmn,"u>iy arranged. -ls'c.p', "r r-.a.'
furnished.
lii. advantages anil ficiliti", .Tsr't ,np,,
men desiring t,Iuiifv Thcn>.',r. i.".''t' i'r 'i-
vnii'I, ,iurir> st rt.'. Counting i",s r 30 ''i''
ih"sg.'.yi, i'r'e',c'' Bf<;..s Z o. rr -'.s,. s' %
unsurpassed. i'll any lrrij-uI,:. los l., 'nr" ~...
li~limcnt In the United St,i-s.
FAGUITT:
T.. *. !.u~iEE.
irinr;p Hl-IcCiUTcru on iitg -r.puro ni t'n".Hi''
m"rcc. l:u-ui - Custom ..ra.
J. VI. PHILLIPS.
Professor of the Theory 34uI isTv l''."f .'4.f,.
and Commercial Z. J. .sriHI'-.
II. Il. DAVIS.
Associate i'rrf'.>,,'n i Il: s..,-k0i'l.
Nc. JOHNSON.
Professor "f I;i-in..-> afuI "rIr ,"H'Hd Fr;n'.''
ST. WILLIAMS. I'D
I.,,rnr.r,,., Ni,r-tu.Ijs i.fH.
SsEv. =. YEiTES REESE - t..
Lecturer Commercial E'ir''-
Tf.t -ruG>.
II 81. I'',.. =. X nrrI.. i'.,..' .i..f
!irr,. Th..- ~,'s.u-. Hr. u. r. H..i.....
Ia....t. T'r,r.'- II. r,r. ~
Tho 'iI.-ur /, ,f,',,i. Nlr., '..r"' D..
~ >i.'"'inr'! " III. Nir ,-'' ..''. t... 80
i-r,..
E,..!r Student LA, :, .le-k 1, hr.r.i. 'ni : 81.
rTItrly instructed.
There. lrin:: IA" vacation ,Ingin. III. y.If >ai'
can cater at ANY time.
Th" tim. usually r"Imrcl To-, "m.'l"'"i
frhm IN ! ; weeks.
4 DIrL,W, j. AWARDED (" all Grulu,r---
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Piano FOrtes.
WIIEELNVRIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,
WHOLESALE
Paper Dealers.

W. IT II'N-NIN III 81, UlIs NtTT'lINN IT.
BALTIMORE. MD.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF PRINTING PAPERS
/ \ News anil Book; C"l"rc,l Papers uf all kinds
straw Boards binders aud Trunk Boards: Bonnet
Har'lS. Whit" AMI C"lnrr Printers Cards and Card
Boards. i'll every variety: Tissue aud Shoe raucl:
lINr'iwar" and Manila Iar"!: Pros U,arr,IS 4 iul
assortment "i frrmcl, Folio Post. Packet aud Letter
iHp'r. Marble Paper. Post Orrr 3lmI Bank Env,I-
"I:': Wrapping FIp"r-. all kim>: Shcathimg. Tack
nu Spice taper; Printing AMI Writing; Ink,; Alum.
Hrarhin. Powders.
s&-rancr of .ycrN d...criItinn ,na,In tn nr.lnr
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list make up 81 case Of what kind
you choose and inclOse the amount in u current note
ar stamps by mail to our address, at 5G2 Broadway
NewTOrk, and the medicine will he duly returned By
aail or express, free of charge
AGENTS WANTED-W'e desire an active efficient
Agent for the sale of Remedies in every town or
community in the United States. Address Dr. HuX,
rHREYs ( Co., No. 5G2 BROADWAY, NEw-YURK
Sold 10y LAuGIILINs 4 BUsMFIDLD. Druggists.
- NAM street. wheeling may"I dNwly
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted To the deficiencies If the Blood in different
diseases For fi",ghS L"ttS. B.yHchiIis "g any alice
tim whatever al the Th,'At LHHyS indicating Ci,
S""iISi"". No. which i, also IiI. T, for I.es
s"H NJ Spirits. lass "f .iPI.i2c. and Tor a CHIquir
r"mrl"iHs arising ir"im Or",-,,>". Gc.ss.1I Dsb1iy
aud N"rrpmS FT"sfrut;"I Mo-. for Lirc.. CHHi1fnfI
NJ" 8: for DH'e,<it. !:,"y "Iy"ody ynr,.,i.3 f1..uL
s''Ihi"" il il t"h"M Iy drs and c:rrricl Immediately
lmI"t" circulation, ;" HAT what ga Won 5risim.
The M. / i for FSauii~ L'fsgdiyTH.-.. IEya,rtn
H'"Ln"sS.S dr.. SEE special directions f. this For
S'H HhcIm. Er"Ii,,s. .S,uj.,I.,is EiT,.y and Iil
"c'' GI'""LS. take No. ;. la all tn" .Iircc
ti"nS must he strictly followed. Price ug The Hi~s
Fh"tl. ~ per bottle
SnI lay CHURCH & DUPONT.
M. 49, BgJHlw;,y. New York
BY T II. LOGAN & co. y gent, :cr Wheeling
And hy all c.slee;a'r D.ii-.g;,s throughout Tie
country ,ai;.I
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nun i'I''"l upon h'tiiE
& N a | Y ZE D

always presents rs with The same essential elements
ai" N'N :" c"Irs'' the i''tc THr0Td Autlyxsl The
iil""d e" person suffering from CuII>nrI Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia. S"r.ua. *. and We find in
rrc'Y iHSt""cr certain dfcra"cs in thu. rec, :lnIn<
oi El NIpiy these deficiencies. uu v..r a re- ms, I
we'll. The BLOOD FOOD j. founded ili.r, hi, Tho.
nrN: hnmcr il. l.tnmi.lim. .Icc.... TIm.... ~.
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1860.
1850. 1850.
THE CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
eco MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
"a MILES DOrNLE I.

lie 81:
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Baltimore g Ohio Rail Road

j. y. MCCULLOUGH. President.
F. l.. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag':. iy2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

The Capacity Of this Eoa is now equal tu any in the
Country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
All" :s> become established fact. u s;lau!,,rd
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ThOmSOn'S Corrugated Skirts,

These beautiful G"",I=. owned and inunnfacturs-l,
~ 10y VI. now fo-n part of
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-01
SECOND ANNUAL REPORT.

THE MINNESOTA AND PACIFIC R. R. COMPANY
Observation-Disclosures Ramsey, Henry T.
Welles, Dwight Woodbury., Edmund Rice, John
s. Prince, j. P. Burton, E. Caldwell, D. G.
Shepard, Franklin Steele, Richard Chute. R. R.
Nelson. Benjamin Thompson, VIM. Fling, DAN
iel Wells, jr., VIM. B. Shute, jr.
Officers Edmund Rice, President; T. NJ,
Metcalf, Secretary J. M. Stone, Treasurer
Jno. B. Brisbin, Attorney; D. C. Shepard,
Chief Engineer.
T1ustees.-Hon. Elon Farnsworth, Hon. Ed
win P. Cowles, Hon. VIM. H. WEIGH.
The Second Annmal Report of the Directors
of the Minnesota and Pacific Railroad
Company. Presented June 22d, 1859:
To THE STOCKHOLDERS lowing to the
inability of majority of the directors to
meet in time to order and publish the requi-
site notice of the time and place of holding
the annual meeting of the stockholders, on
the first Wednesday in May, the election of
directors was ordered to take place on the
22d day of June.
The directors submit herewith to the
stockholders the reports of the Secretary,
Treasurer, and Chief Engineer, exhibiting
the condition of the affairs of the company
at the present time.
On the 18th of July last contract was
made with Alexander H. Friuk, of Phila-
delphia, for grading and preparing the road
bed from Saltwater to st. Paul for the SUI
perstructure. Five miles were to be COM
pleted by the 18th day of July, 1859, and
the balance in one year thereafter, the COM
pany reserving the privilege of suspending
the work if deemed advisable. Some work
was done by the contractor, commencing at
Saltwater, but owing to the difficulty of OBJ
tanning money, it was thought best to sus>
pend further operations, and in January last
a suspension of the work was ordered.
Since the last meeting of the stockholders
the company has executed deed of trust to
Elon Farnswortb, Elk. Chancellor of Michi-
gan, Edward P. Cowles, Ex.Justice of the
Supreme Court of New York, and William
HI. WEIGH, Elk. Chief Justice of Minnesota,
of its lands, road, franchises, &C., to secure
the payment of the bonds therein authorized
to be issued.
1t contemplates the issue of plain bonds
of the denomination of one thousand dol.
lars each, redeemable on the LIST day of Au>
gust, 1883, bearing interest at the rate of
seven per cent per annum, payable semi-an~
nually 10 the city of New York.
The issue is limited to thirty-fve thousand
dollars per mile. Companies of other States
have mostly limited their issue to thirty
thousand dollars per mile, but experience has
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-01
gage Bonds'executed by this Com.
pany and c0untersigned and reg

gage Bondsexecuted by this Com.
pany and countersigned and reg.
istered by the Trustees is 900,
amounting t0...............$9 5000. 600
Of these there have been deposited
with the State Treasurer pursuant
to law 625, amounting to. ...... 625, GOO
Sold to James NJ. Winslow, Esq. in
payment of right of way, l3,
amounting to-. $4,000
Sold to Jesse NJ. Stone, ESQ.,, for the
Charter of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, S, at IS cents
on the dollar, and amounting at
par to..:.;;.:.::."............. 5000
Hypothetical in New York and De-
troit with Hon. Elon Farnsworth,
Hon. E. P. Cowles and Schuch.
ardt g. Gebhaud, for salaries of
Trustees, counsel and attorneys
fees, and cash borrowed (for in
the aggregate $ll ,500) IS amount
ing to: 80. $4,000
and there remain on hand and now
IN possession of the Company l72,
amounting o................... $4,000
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

WHEREAs fAos. d r.s,.. ], 4h.s,.,, ..x =,
suv, 1881, exscuted to David D. Mossar. al
tns county 0fLshigh, State Of Penney his CO.
taiA Oee0 u Trust, convey in6 thereto fhe soinv;
described real estate, to Wit: "'"s
Ins south hall OF ths north ssst ouartsr an n.
north hall OF the south east quarter Of section ,.
wnen,p ~ north Of range ~, west a the ,th min,
nated IN Woodbury. covnty lows. p,td G..a 4,
trust having been executed by the said Thos q ga
gie for the purpose Of securing to Byelow, White
Chamberiiu the psymsnt of his cyt, n 10.
missory note, executed the l4th day OF july a n
100. for thesum Of ($2S0) two huudred and eIrhty
dollars, payable ONE year from date. And whereas.
said Deed OF Trust, BY Its terms directs and auth
izes and empowers the SAID David u aosser as Trus
tee In the event Of the of the aboye d.
scribed note therein stipulated to sdye, ill., H.
same for sale In the following manner-by riyinr
twenty days notice BY publication in any paper p,b
nsned IN Sioux CITY, Woodbury. COUNTY. lows. And.
whereas said note has become due and naya he ,nI
dsoaN has been made In the payment of the s.re.
ana now remains unpaid, |, David o. Moseer. TINS
tee asorssaid, hereby give notice that win IN ,rts
tns power In me vested BY said Deed Of Trust and
herewith, offer for sale at the door Of
me oTick house. occupied court house ring the
august term 1859, Of the District Court Of oodbu
y county, lows, bstweeb ths hours of o'cIork 4
n and O'clock, P. NJ, of Monday the 27th .lay ~
February, A. d. 1860, and dispose 10 the highest Ma
der the above dsscrtbed premises, and for the pur
pose thefeu setybrth, much Of said premises
shall satisfy said note with interest up to ay Of sa
according TO the provisions Of said De Of Trust and
TO the purchaser Il which will as Trustee OF said
premises execute deed thereof as Authorized and
empowered BY said Deed Of Trust
L Dated this 10Th day Of December, A. D. 1862
DAVID O. MOSsER, Trustee
~ 6so. W. CHAABERLlN, Atty. 3w2S
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
Fresh Beef wanted.

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
up to Y NJ, on the 31st day Of March next, for
Subsistence Department Of the Army at this post
with Fresh Beef for oue year from the LIST day Of
usust, eighteen hundred and sixty.
The proposals thus received will BE- forwarded to
the Commanding General of Subsistence for his con
siderstion and action thereon.
The A. A. c. g. reserves the right TO reject any or
all the bids de~ined BY him unreasona bic, and no
member Of Congress shall be allowed any share in
- dcoutrnct.
The Beef Is TO be delivered at this ofoe In quar-
ers equal proportion Of 70 and hind (necks and
shanks excluded 1T such times and in such quant,-
ties as tn, A. Us. Tor the time being shall reau
not exceeding thrice In each week, payment to lie
made monthly, as far as practicable. g r..g
The proposal must set forth the price per pound
for which the Beef will be delivered here with the
conditions and limitations prescribed herein. aud
the Subsistence Regulations OF the Army and be d.
rscted "To tho A. A. G. s United States Army, at
Fort Randall n T. )" with the words, Proposals for
Beef acros. the ends Of the envelope.
Office of tho A. A. G. s., Fort Randall, n. r.
STEPHEN D. LEE,
LIST lieut.. 4 r. 6. NJ, 9Th Art,
Jan.i ITriplicrte. A. A. G. s.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
AUDITORS OFFICE IOWA.

DVs DaO1U0s Sbu y, I6oO,
IT IS HRREBY CERTfFIEp, That an the 2atb
day Of January, 1860, sworn statenemt was, Alsd
"a TINS once, showing the rondttbsn of<As Mstsopo
itan fire nsursnes Company. located at New York
January 1859, In aceordancs with the provisions Of
an Art Of tho General Assembly Of the State n Iowa
entitled IAN Act In relation to Insurance Compan
approved Jan uary 18th, 1851, and an Act Am+ n
SAID statement show. that said compsry Il poesesssd
o. me velalsts amount OF capital and invested %
rsquird ~ hw. esss 5sa6 = ~ = a' M
authority 10 therefore given n the above nsmed
Company 70 transars business OF Insurance in this
state In accordance With the laws thereof unt the
slst day ~ lannaxy, 4. y. Assa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

We are sick of severe cold-can' I
work-can't write-feel bad--and don't
care a CONTINENTAL what our readers say
about the quantity or quality Of reading
matter in to-day's Register.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

Tho Republican State Convention OF
Ohio instructed her delegates to Chicago
to favor the nomination Of Chase for Pres
ident. Psnnsylvania instructed her dele
gates to vote for Cameron.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
sioux city Pest oaee Resnl.si.n.

Z II
Mails arrive At and depart from this oAacs as
follows - Ia ID Hy
Sioux City I Council Blu0s-Leaves Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday arrives "Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday. Mail closes at O'Clock, r. NJ. preceding
the day Of departure
Sioux City and Omaha-Lsaves Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at :, A. NJ: arrAKes Tuesday, Thursday
aad Saturday At 9, r. NJ. Mail closes It o'clock,
?. NJ preceding the day Of departure
Sioux City and Logan-Lsaves Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 2. ~: arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday by II VI.
Sioux City and Fort Dodse-Lsavss Every alternate
Monday. Mail closes At O'Clock, p. n. proceed
ling the day Of departure.
Sioux City and .Mankato Leaves every alternate
Menday Mail closes at 9o'clock, P. NJ, proceed ing
the dsy Of departure.
Sioux City and Panora--L Leaves Monday at A. n /;
arrives Friday at 8 p. NJ. Mail closes At O'Clock
?. n. preceding the day Of departure. t
Sioux City and Fort Randall-Leaves every Monday
morning Mail closes At O'Clock r. N. preceding
day Of departure.
CHAs. X. SMITH, Pm.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

Another building has been erected on
Pearl street since our last issue. II is
owned BY Mr.. Hutchins who intends TO use
it for tailoring establishment. ...y
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

A soldier being asked if he met with
much hospitality in Ireland replied that
ho was in the hospital nearly oil the time
he was there.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

We see BY our State exchanges from
the interior counties, that great many
persons are preparing to emigrats to Pike
Peak early in the Spring.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

When you want to buy hemp.rope over
in Kentucky; ask the clerk for old Brown s
neck tie !-Er.
A few Of these neck ties might be used
in this region at the presen. time, very up
propriatelY. - -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

RsvIvAL.-Ths Methodists are still
holding their protracted meetings ut this
place. They are reaping rich harvest in
the vinyarl Of the Lol Large numbers
are Aock;ny to the altar and there conse :
Grating their hearts and services to God.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
Proposals for the Cutting of Hay.

ASSISTANT QUskrER Mast KR's Orr,v,
IT. Randall, N. T.. Feb. %, lsG0. !
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the As
sistant Quarter Masters office ut Fort Randall
n T., until IL o'clock NJ. on the Both day of April
1860 for the Cutting, Sailing eurng and Stack in
of Hay, the quantity Of which is to he between 300
and 1000 tons, at the OF ton Of the Quarter Master
and Commissary at Fort Randall, r. Each bid
der is required to state the amount. Mt which he
proposes to cut, cure SALT aud stack the Hay and
give he names OF two responsible persons as
rity TO enter into bonds in case Of contract being
made: also 10 state for himself and securities the
Town, County and State in which he and they ie.
siie and Is invited to be present At the opening of
the Proposals.
STEPHEN D. LEE.
.a-- LIST Lieut.. and r. Q. N. 9Th Arty,
A. A. q u. and A. A. G. 8.
duplicates 30wiO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

BEHIND TIxE-Ths letter Of our Des
Moines correspondent was not received up
to the hour Of going to press
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

Tn1 Ferry BOAr.-Ws understand the
ferry bost will commence making her re.
gular trips during The coming week.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
JOHN u. CHARLES,

psny their lawful Agent and Attorney for the coun
y OF Woodbury. with full power TO take risks Of In.
surance thesip. and - Wedge sesvics n pro-
|eeDe. q btovlesl b Jsw, upour ~ aog Slt1 The
Clerk ~ the District Court In ana nj said county
certified copy Of the statement en- Gle In this ONCE
II u further certified that the attached u true and
correct copy Of the said ststsmsst 10 =
In Testimony whsrsof, I hsvs hsseunto
'TI.Sl set my hand apd aaRxcd NY @ealeS oflce,
this Gath day OF January, 1850.
/ J. CATTELL, Auditor of State.
Fob. II, 1900 29wa Il, "