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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT RUCRU,

For weaknesses
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation,
attended ,5itk me JoliOaotns Symptoms
IndIspositlon to E1ertion, Loss of Power,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wskefulness,
Universal Lsssitade of the MusoqsT s1ste ten p'OA
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body.
'"''' PAIIfD iCoUNfESsaHGS@cE e tue ace
These symptoms, If allow ed 20 go on, which this
TPoTENc FGTT sf E%S FITS
u 0Ss OF WEfT tb TIE p1T NJ, MAY E3FIR1
:, INSANITY. AND CONSUMPTION"
THE EgT FBsS Sf KHfEt SsINN sssyLUMs
TIE %SeR,
Resuires the aid Of medioiue to strengthen
ws ExTk R1HSGSff BGe tha SSssG%
TRIAL WILL cow 'ScE THE MOST sKEPTIcAL.
FEMALEsFEMALEs,
OLD Or K0UNG , SINGLE, MARRLED, ON
& 22SNTYER RfPFFfE ci4fS NMAF FEd6ExR TO
FEMALES, the extract Bqchu is une9uallvd By
Trrssuarity, Painfaness, or SGpprsssion Of CGs
tomary Evacuatlons, liberated or scirr h0us state
Of 5hs GteFgs or Whites s;s.
arising from lndiscretion, Habits of Dissipation,
or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD Be. WITHOUT 1T
i'a aELMs s6f E& ri ffSi BUcRU 'd''
In all their Stages. AT little expense;
Il causes a frequent desire an gives strength to
PreVenting and curing Structures OF the Urethra.
Alsying Pain and Inflammation. SO frequent n
O'''@ TRo a9s IND = UPGS THOUSANDS
and who hsy- PAID hsery.es to be cured IN short
time. have found they were deceived, and that the
TRISeESTs." been dried up in the system, 70 break
out IN p PE sKs5fgfsssd tf!T "a MARRIAGE
Use HEIMsoLD's RxrRAcr BucHU for all aaeO-
URINARY ORGANS.
whether '1is Man e OR FEMALE,
- how LONG S TANDISG N'''' -
HkLMB IS faE h sREhf bI fHEAHI
aas Il FoR %acH IF Fe s'sS t - R
EUidercs Of the rsiabls and responSi chor-
ter will a SHR ths TTssiST en- crREs
Ffon1 TO % years stGndIns,
WITH Ns scfES SfS%S HN II FAME.
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six for S. 90.
Delivered TO any Address, securely packed frD
observation.
, DkscEIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL CONCENTRATIONS -.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis =!
-... AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman OF
the city of Phi ade ph:s,H. l. HELMBoLD, who being
daily sworn, doth say. has preparations co tain no
narcotic, no mercury, or o.her injurious drugs
but are purely vegetable. III. II. HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this sd day oi
WIN. p. HIBBERD, Alderman.
Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
Address letters for inform at on i'm Confidence To
III. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot, o. South Tenth at, bet Chestnut, Phlla.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS.
Who endeaVor To dispose OF THEIR owNo and
"orHER" ARTICLES on THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Hemhold's Genuine Preparanons,
" .--s Sarsaparills,
.s. Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by s. b. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and g.
Form, JR, cornes Penn. avenue and Eleventh
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
ASK FOR HEIsMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the advertisement and send for IL.
ANDAVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
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NAY 10TH 1860.
OPENING
THE
SEA SON.
MoDoNNELL's
CATAWBA GINGER WINE.
. Our Grooers and Citizens
will please
Bear In Mind
that
The Season for this
MOST HEALTHFUL
PURE BEVERAGE
Is Now Open.
The Agent in Baltimore
Has Received
A Large STOCK
And will be happy to receive the orders
of his
Washington Friends.
Quality Guaranteed Strictly Pure.
JAS. MCDONNELL.
General Agent,
ma l0-r. &s-tT Baltimore.
275 AL EN- 275
JACKS
p l. A S T E X E X S.
PENNA. AVENUE,
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD'S
IL IMPERIAL WINE BTTTERs.

IL IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
Are now being used from Name Go the Great salt
Lake, an the universal verdict Of al who nee
en- eliher sc DledtcfHs or a. bsreroEs ls that
they a-e unsurpassed IN the world. DIR. DOds used
them successfully IN his practice for 3 years before
we purchased of him the sole light 20 manufacture
and present them for sale 20 the public. For the
cure OF lnclplent Consumption. Indigestion, Dye
pepsla, Pllee, Nervous 0isea es Fenal e Con
plants and al cases reQuiung TOME they are be
yOnd doubt most lnvsl liable remedy. Aside from
their medicinal properties they are a pure, whole
some and delghtful Beverage. producing ell the
pleasant eXhlle'stng effects Of Brandy or Wine
without their Injurious results. let al friends of
humanity and ali advocates Of temperance assist
us ma substituting these valuable Vegetable Bitters
Tor the mineral pOfscHs and afKlfsrdfsd LiqHOTs
with which the county 10 flooded and merely ef-
feo'nal ~ ald in han EhiEE disease and Drunksness
from the land.
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD A CO,
PrOprietors, - William street. New York
J. sSHWARZE,rAgent,
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LErTKR PROM SENATOR SEwARp-The follow
Ing letter from Senator Seward was read at a
meeting held at the Republican Headquarters in
the city Of New York on Thursday last:
AUBURN, June 81, 1850
Gentlemen Your letter addressed to me at
washington, inviting me to meet the Republican
committees Of New York, on my way homeward
from the Capitol, and designating the 25th instant
for that purpose, has inst found me at home here
L escaped from Washington before the adjourn
ment to fulfil some domestic engagements here
which could not be DELAYED.
rejoice in the indications of activity on the
part Of the Republicans of the city of New York
in the canvass which is opening under most
suspicious circumstances
You will, hope, be favored with visits by
many OF the Republican, r Representatives of this
state and other States For myself desire to be
regarded as always with you, and as one of YOUR
selves ! need little time here to repair the
wastes OF elght months absence from home;
little time to bring up arrears of correspondence
TOO generous and patriotic TO BIS neglected
would fdin hope that my active efforts In the can
vass might not be necessary. But hold myself
bound oy obligations of public duty and of per-
sonal gratitude to contribute all the exertion nee
essary on my part to the establishment of the Re-
publican party in the ADMINISTRATION of the Gov
ernment by the election of its chosen and worthy
candidates, Lincoln and Hamlin; and those oblf-
cations shall faithfully fulfil.
Very sincerely your friend and obedient servant
WIN. H. SEWARD
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HIGHLY IMPoRTANr no ALL!
..,e1'r,Mks. 81. Cox,
1Ss Eat Ra1funnra -

between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name "a blown on the
bottle and her sea- on the cork.
iDrPrice 81 per bottle, six bottles for SIS
Wholesale AEerf. r. Z. IT. Crssyr,, Drureist
Georgetown, ID. C., wholesale Agent for the DE
trlct snd Will suPPy the trade st my prices.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
rRIEsEMAR, 1, "A.


fys' by Royal Letters PaIs-t II EssIa.1. 90
sscsrsd by fse Seals of tAs Ecois de Pha--aSis a
EertS, asd ths IsEr1tal Colisss az Msdiet.s.
No. is invalu.b,e for exhaustion. S,eru.,,,
rhBs, ard al physical disabilities.
No. completely eradic al traces Of thos.
diseases that have been hitherto treated bF the ns-
seous and pernlclous use Of oopaylc and cubebs
NO has entirely curplsuted the injurious use o.
mercury, thereby iusrring 20 the sufferer SPEEDY
renel, olsReTslng 81 impurities and roofing out ths
.TRIESEMAR, Noe, IL and 3 are prepared In the
form Of iOEenge, devoid Of taste and smell, and
csn be carried n me valstcost pocket Sold In tn
GASES, and DIVIDED into separate doses, Admins
tered By ValPeau, Dsllemsnd, Roux, RECORD, &C,
Price each, OF four oases for 81 which saves eS
ana u 81 cases, whereby there is q saving OF IL.
10 be bad, who essle Rnd retail, Of Or. BARROW,
lS4 Bleecket street, four doors below MoDougsl
street New York. immedistely on reoeiyiIF q re
mittance, DIR. Barrow viii forward the TriesemsF
20 any part OF the world. securely packed, and I'D
dressed according 20 the lpstrucons Of the vriteT
Sold also By ,. CALVERT FORD, Jr., wask-
infton. ID c. de s-sn
swINDLIN6 QUACKs.
SAOflON !-4uacfss-bseT BOcka Cordlsls,
Bnohus HosRltsls, Iustrrments or klnfs-shur
them al, and, III disposed % profit bt my experiepes,
write for my puvstf Circular on
=. sPEkMhTOkRHkA;-l Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, IN perfect conf
denoe. your friepd, former sufferer, Eerely sspsr
scriblnE Boz lie, ChaTiestovn. hsfs
iek-D&Wl.
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+ Orange and alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
NeU Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis by Rail, thence by First class Packets to
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery by Rail, thence to Mobile BY First
class Packets. Mobile to New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SUNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at a. m. and p. m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot of Seventh street at So q. and Ga p. and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
aDdria Trans for the Southwest.
Ofhce-Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Sixth st.
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a CHEAP Music. - =. =
z LAkSE .ot Of Music. Foreign snd Amer
~, a. IAN proc Tor one vses only 1t the Ma
zoe S agssi. ia W. METzRp
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THE EVENING STAR.
IFOR n
A FRAG N L Mt.
BIT JuLEs JAviN, JR.

JANIN, JR.
have no home! my dark and dreary way
Leafs 70 no haven or no bless d abode
Aud have thought why / should longer stay.
Struggling with Earth, and separate from my
God
Why should linger where boar frosts decay
-. The friendship that with verdure once perfumed
The lIve-long hours Of each brilliant day,
Nor died wnen ev'ning's light my path ium'd.
Why should stay Alas my aching heart
ThrObs for an answer, hut dare not reply -
1t Is. bscause my soul with fear doth start,
And shrlnks from the OmniPotence beyond the
sky. .r.
Guilty, ashamed, rePentant, and afraid,
MY struggling soul from sin would be released;
Here, Lord, yield il In the dust tits laid
And thus my all of sin and misery hath ceased.
Hdth ceased! Oh. let 1t end forever here
Here let me drink from fountain pure and stroag
And as lave my cheek with joys first tear,
Attune my lips to heavens redeenang song.
Teach me to feel that | no longer stray
Teach me to know that | my sims forgiven
Teach me TO see that, as humhly pray,
My path Is clear to happiness in heaven.
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NEW STYLES OF RICB JEWELRY-H. Os
HOOD has, tnst opened . large stock. Which,
Re viii cfeI al very lav fates Therefore .tIose
- pfesents viii do well to c4n And az shIne Bis
slorH ~ s<s Pa. nyerue. - - a..ss = B, je2a
n q HOOD has nov on Lssd s.ysry Isrxs
n - ss!oek Oh hue etsnitasd .SlLyER WARE,
OF tne sNprthern Wares are sold for, and az the
sI1ms ume yln warrant everything 10 b standard
shsei' Soo IA svenqe' je3
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rHICKERING a. SONS, WORLD WIDE
" fAme PIANOS, for sale only al JOHN<F FL
LlyS. BOG Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS
Also, Pianos for hire BY the do, week, or month,
up0l easy terms. - rfaE Etksastf
g Street. baTssias IN senond' hand Pisnel. lie Is
"A gyERYI NICE CHICKERING PIANO.
"A ALMOST new, % el25. For sale 81 the Music
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Sold by s. b. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and g.
c Form, JR., cornes Penn. avenue aud Eleventh
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR BEl,MBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER.
Sq5 SVt 1he Sna ssSd tST x
ap4 eolV
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS

=, The Havana mail STEAMERS leave New York on
ne %, l2th, 18th, aud nth of each month. and
C1arlestoa on the 4th and 18th '---' Aee
ms Caiiornla mall steNmars leave New York on
he 9Th aud 2ith of eaal month A VI
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snss .f1s hsysl Csi.rs sissrf..es As.sss g'.s,.,'
u the Coisfss he Cnitse satss,
greater part vhsss s has essh spsnt
yals Of London, Para Phia phh ard sswbsrs h.s e.
setsd Of the astontshnl thai
knevn; treshlsd with rugn1 ths hs.c md
when asleep bsing alsrmsa ssaass
sssnds bsshCInsUs vtth frsqusut bssiuf susndsd $3.50
snss viii Arrangement 81 mnd sdatsly.
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u mo. 66O.1
DY THE rREs lTETEso OF THE UNITED

By THE rREsiIHS fG: So; Or THE UNITED
STATES
la pursuance of law. |, JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres
ldent OF the United States of America, do hereby
declare and make known that public sales will be
held at the aforementioned Land Offices In the
Territory of Nebraska, at the periods hereinafter
designated, to wit:
At the Lard Ofhoe at BROWNSVILLE, commenc-
Ing on Monday, the 9th day of August next for the
disposal of the public lands within the following
townships, VIZ: .....
North of the base line aud east of the sixth
meridian.
townships ], 2, 8, 4, S. and g. of range s.
townships |, 2. s, 4, 5, and s, Of range 2.
Townships l, 2, 8, 4, S, and 6, of raugsl.
NORTH Of the base line and Of the Sizth
meridian.
Townships |, 2, 5, and 4. of rangel.
Townships ], 2, s, and 4, of TanEe2.
At the Land Ofioe at BROWNSVILLE, commend
ing Monday, the 10th day of August next for the
DISPOSAL of the public lands within the following
townships, VIZ:
North ofhs base line and gss. Of the Sizth priaepaI
meridian.
Townships l, 2, 8 and l. of ranges.
Townships |, 2, and 4, of rangeI.
IS Townships I, 2, and 4, of ranges.
Townships I, 2, 8 and 4. of range6.
TOsnships |, 2, and 4, of range7.
TOwnshIps1, 2, and 4, Of ranges.
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HOWE'sIHPROvEp WEIGHING SCALES
Il These Scales are offered TO the public as the
most SIMPLE, durable, and reliable scales ever put in
use, FIIstcless premiums have been awarded them
By the United States Fair and Virsinia Agricultural
Society; Virgins STATE gTlarltursl Psif Frsnklm
Vermont State Fair, TO-, &C. In every case where
exhibited they cave received first class premiums
Chilled Iron Safes. 81 ]. ! = =, -, l.---,1 =
! deis7iy : a - esafE' C. PATTIsON. Agent.
MEMBERS OF CONGR EsS AND OTHERS
ls1 about leaving the city should call and
exam'ne eur great stock of Pianos from
Chez erng e sons srost factory, az slsosvNs'
annmber OF rood second hand, nearly new Pianos,
Meiodeons, Guitars, Flutes, Victims, Banjo., Tam,
borines, Accordeons, Musle, Music Books, &c ,&c.
u s4f u go J0HNF ELLIS.
jeH ~. 3o6 Pa. sv., bet. atb and 10th sta
WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS, 81 ~
w t< STA ST.. ssso doors NoSfA AZ p. kSs
Nov a the time 10 get SPRING and SUMMER
saiRTs made ~ e order; The sge.eriber is Pre-.
shortelt notion. All dssers Itiops Of Sevins dope,
sHat Hns BOSOMs, COLLARS. and WRIsS
mar SD I. o. MOVES
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~ this and vssfnssa - ks
are speedily cared and IA .ger Fsssrso rhetssnds
md 6sblit-tsd, had lest ali
bean INN sdiatsly rslisvsd.
All mpsdmsnts Marriage. p yaietl Mental Diaqaa-
feanoua. Len Of PrseFsatvs PevsF, psr.esf kfv
frsnblng and Wssknsss Exkztsusb 81 tks fssrs
hind sPsssdiy cured.
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VN CARRIAGES.
L hE Subscriber having made additions 10 III
factory, making Il nov one ofthe largest RAA.
In the District, where bis facilities for &2
WAGONS of al kinds cannot be surpassed, ane
from his long experience in the buunesz, he hops
TO give general sstsfaotior.
AL kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept .,
AT REPAIRsnesty ssre, snssn orders prssssi
ly attended TO.
SeosnS- hand Carriages taken in ex change for .sv
saes. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
tat ~ tlih and y eta
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1--WE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
= arrived the day, embracing al quail ,RFrw
Dress ana Packing Trunks. Our trunk &1t1
sales room exhibits al this time the gr"atest variety
of travelling requisites at moderate Prices TO he
found this side Of New York. Also, every desotlp
ton Of LADIES' HAT BOXES, VALICES,
CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS, dc.
rrOld Trunks repaired OF taken in exchange
WALL, STEPHENS a. CO.,
Trunk sales Room,
mar 5l-n 3a2 Pa avenue
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WE mth1 THOUSANDS carad a-thn iuHuisisn vitkiE
and bs important surfs
cal opsraons Psrfernsd ~ DR. JoSuson, vtussd ~ 1s
rsPorsu Of the papsn aud many sthsF psrsoss q
vhh have appeared and again before Fsblic
sest his Standing Gsntsman Of and FsaBsu
tiity, sueeisnt gusrsntss ths ssstsd Ian fly
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JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma Is Corner Sixth st. and Pa. AV.
THE STEAMER JAS. GUY VIII resume her
L trips on TUESDAY, 21st of ~. =
February, $780, Will leave WASH. E9EC
FRIDAY, At O'Clock q. N; and ALEXANDRIA
at half past O'Clock, for CURRIOMAN and the
intermediate Landings. On her return trips, she
will leave CURRIOMAN every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at O'Clock a. m.
LUCIAN 3. PAGE, Proprietor.
NATH'L BOUSH. ACT, Alexandria. fe -
FOR NEW YORK.
sTATEROOM, $3.50.
nea .ad esrsnt
MOUNT VERNON, Capt. T. c. Smith, 1&G
tern WhaIves, at lf'O'clOok q IN. every WEDNES-
DAY, and the COmpsny's Depot. at Alexandria,
9o Sss and
can take the cosehes connecting with Alexandra
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the corner Of
It'll street and Pa. avenue hourly, or they leave
on the steamer from the Western Wharves 1T II
O'Clock q. m.
State rooms osn b engaged on application ts
Freight viii be received Up to the hours of depar
In Insurance will be effected on oil goods by
this lime at the once Of the Company at per cent
premium.
be made TO render this communication with New
York an agreeable and heathful one.
For freight or passage apply to FOWLE 4
CO., Agents, Alexandrla.
II. B. CROMWELL CO.,
se3-ly 30 West st.. corner Albany, New York.
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IeAeE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS

THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
and liz
900 MILES SHORTER, and "a HOURS LESS
IN TINE
than any other ilRe-the IynohbuTg Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi
Central. making it the
QUICK EST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SO UTHERN TRAVELLERS!
1t Is provided with First class Sleeping Cars.
To New Orleans ..-.----.-...12 Hours.
TIME Memphls.---- -----......5a do.
MontgQnIerN -----...-..-.o3 do.
NASHVILLE ---- 49,, 10 do,
HrThe u. 6. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets caa be obtained at the South Western
Office, oOrneI of Sixth street and Pennsylvania av
Lynohburg, Bristol. Knoxville, Atlanta,
,Chsttanooss. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Mcntsome!ya Mobile. Memphis, O and
IL THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIO US VIRGINIA. SPRINGS,
ID 0mnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
office at 8 nj. and p IN.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma - 80 - .rtD Do
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-10
- - -
THE RE ASON.

The Republicans are jubilart over the
result in this county. The matter is how.
ever very easily explained. A hard eight
was made over the Clerk of the District
Court As before upon the local ticket,
the Democracy were divided, and a a por.
ton Of them were found fighting under
the banner Of Republicanism. Against
Mr.. RrsrlS's fitness and qualifications not
one word could be urged Yet, many " no
attended the convention tina. nominated
him, and participated therein, and even
worked for his nomination, opposed him
at the Polls. To say the least, this was
an act Of unfairaess and injustice towards
the party and its candidate. The dimin.
ished Democratic vote in the county is
due to this fact alone. That very large
proportion of the Democrats have left the
county since last fall. Many Of the citi.
zens of both Sioux and O'Brien counties
were residents and voters in this county
at the last election. Since then, those
counties have become organized. The
Democratic majorties of those counties
taken in connection with the vote of this
county will show that we have not los,
upon our former vote. The result here is
due not to conversions to the doctrine Of
congressional tyranny, but soley to the loss
of Democrats by removal. The following
is the vote in this county:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-10
WE HOPE NOT.

1t is rumored that Mr.. Morton contem.
plates resigning the certificate Of election
awarded to him by the Board of Canvass
er', and to which he is so Justly entitled
Wo hope this rumor is unfoundsd, and
that Mr.. NJ. will do nothing, in our iudg.
ment, so unwise. The people of Nebraska
have declared him to be the Delegate to
Congress from this Territory, we know
that he was fairly, honestly and legally
elected-that he received majority OF
the votes cast at the late election. The
people have right to his services, and he
cannot disregard their wishes without
doing great violence to theft feelings, and
injustice to the Territory he has been
elected to represent. We often hear i:
said that Mr., Morton could run the race
over again and beat Mr. Daily much east
or than he did at the late election, and
that such line of policy might be the
means of avoiding contest While all
this might be true, we must confess that
it has no weight with us, ought to have
none with Morton. If Mr. Daily chooses
to contest Mr.. Morton's seat, Mr.. Daily
and his advisers are alone responsible, -
AC &c DOuhi " CDItHsl IL ali naIaTIS, IN
order to reimburse himself and friends for
heavy OUTLAWS IN the late canvass, and he
would be just as likely to bring the mat
ter before Congress, if Mr.. Morton we're
to resign and the two run the race over
again next week, even though Mr. Morton
should have = thousand majority. We
therefore protest that the Delegate elect
has no right to put the Territory to the
expense Of another election by rssignng
an Office to which he has been 80 clearly
elected. While contest is at all times
to be deprecatsd-al~ays restricts the
usefulness Of the sitting member the
game has been "played OUT in Nebraska.
We do not believe, in this instance, that
Daily could even succeed in getting mile.
age Omaha Nebra,kian.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-10
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THE WRORG; NAME,

A company was drawn up in line, ant
the officer began to call the roll As hs
| proceeded, he came to the name of "Eben
ezer Mead. He called it-no answer
though the man supposed to own it, was
few steps before him 10 the line.
Ebenezer Mead T. exclaimed the Off
Ger, in loud voice. Still no answer.
"Eben-ezer Mead y was again thun
dered forth from the mouth of the indig
nant officer, still louder than before
There still being no answer, the officer
stepped pace or two forward
p" Is there any Mead here?''
My name is Mead replied one of the
men" EJen Mead"
Rascal II continued the enraged off.
Ger, whysdou't you answer when you,
name is called? | will call it once more
-Ebcneeer Mead T."
There was still no answer.
Rascal! il you don't answer when
call you again, I'll have yeu court-mar
tailed p'
Sir replied the man, "my name is
Eben, and not Ebenezer Mead. Your
name. believe. is Peter Read. Now,
would you answer if | should call YOU
Petereezer Read p
IT is unnecessary to state that at the
next call, the officer gaze Mr. Mead his
true baptsmal name