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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07
Abstracts of Title.

Abstracts Of Title.
TVAylNG a full and complete abstract Of title of
i every piece of land or town lot in the county,
which kept up every night am prepared to fur
nish, short notice and reasonable terms abstracts
of title. IaugSl l.. p. SANGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

ortsra. m t.g !: J. T. Il, ard rouiIac on The C. 4
a VI Il. II viii 5e the uusi COW -ui-a: pl,-ts ,io
for those wishing examine tn iauI.
Bruce, July ., i--9. WILLIAM STRAWN-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

Non. Explosive Fluid.
PEMEMBER thatE. Y. Garoes has the oulv o.,,;,.
~ Non Explosive Fluid sold 10 Ot&sws-aI others 70
." ''S''-'.ea's' ocao
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

Pcrfumery ana soaps,
U81N's Extracts, C"lognes, Extracts, Toilet Soaps,
IL Beached CASTLE, Colga,e's Honey Soap, Sache,s,
PuHs Hand Mirrors, Toilet Powders, &c, &c.
ccS T.. Y. GRIGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

OIL! OIL!
MACHINE OIL, Lard OIL. Linseed OIL Vbnl. m
M Meats Foot Oil. and Fish Oil, for sale BY
auRSO GRyGcS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

dsO'U PPDSe
HAVE a large assortment of DAWSON, WARREN 4
I HypE,s Pens. the best Pens made in the u g. Each
Pen is warranted. At the Drug Store Of
ocS E. Y GRlGGS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-04-14
Fottayyattamie County Land
FOR SALE By
HORACE EVERETT.
Council Bluffs. Iowa.

tC wqrs Z or 20, 70, $40 acres. .ndjointue. i,
NJ Springer's farm, miles Northof town.
ser Sc or =, 7s, 40 acres, on Hosquitos srsa
ny n a. 8. n, 41-S0 acres, timber, on Hoscu-
| toe creek, mile seuthof Mr. - farm.
MGR 3, n, 1880 acres, Silver creek bottom lall
containing about 20 acres Of imber on the rosd to NJ
| terbury's, in Shelby county.
q; Ed, O. &C.,. = M
tom land; the Stage route east, mile vest = u
Grove, joining Slocuni's and Judge samesfasnpa
the south, and Mr. Files and flesher's on the 80
There is no better body Of land in Western kaan
this; with plenty Of timber and numerous su11n1.
near.
Also, " Or n " Or; and n ar " Or i, -
acres, mile east ofthe above; bottom LAM s1Asna
timber.
81 swqr 10, and Or ar ., n. o-m su,
Nishnabotauy bottom land, miles north Of EsxtA u
near Cutzinger's Mill; about 10 acres fin,her On IL
tract; mile north Of the new State road ~,
or and W Z, IS, $3.50 acres, bctssm isx
on the Nishnabottany River, miles belov xsvtosa
and the same distance above lola, and sdjdinms Y.
NV ar s " or a. WIS or; and n srs ven
Es or %; Ny Eqr; EA Nwqr; SkqxwG
and W or or -, n, 43-4O0 acres d Pireesesvi
about miles above Reels mill, and ls miles nortA
Council Bluffs.
Y Of Ell 10; ny and wqrNE ar Is, "A, n y
ceres, Missouri River bottom land miles from ca
Gil Rluds. $40
Eh4, wsNw ar, and s waNw~NwMa
1900 acres. bottom, slope and upland psSirie. N
Pigeon, % miles N Of Council Blufs about u N
Of timber This very nne tract for . Iargs farm
y Of W or S W or; and W y ar -, ard lxl
E ar -, Is, 4A-soo acres, bottom land. mile m
Council Bluffs frl
Ehswqr; wy Sc ar, and " Or n Dsr =. No
800 acres, bottom land, on Little slvs., Ai's =
of L. J. Cbilds.
Ell Or IS; E Or and WV 8 Eqr =, y ~
acres bottom land on Silver Greek, mile east ~
Childs. E#Se
EhSw Or; and Wa Or II. 7s. A-loosdes -
yer creek bottom land, mile south Of brides aAs
State road ~
SEqrN W ar Is, Is, $40 acres, mile nsstA q
Places and Fenncr's farms.
81 Or %; and " ar n wqr -, u, 1-fesuA
prairie south side Lewin's Grove, one mile frsn We
town.
Sh Z Or, and S E Or 10; s1Nwqr spdswrh
n, $3.50 acres on Nishnabottany, at Lswin's 6n1
100 acres OF timber balance bottom prairie and upA
adjoining Mr. True's and Mr. Wriehts farms.
VIZ W. Or; E or Sw or; and 3 gin Egs
1s, 4l-136 .S3 acres, on Keg creek mile Of II.
mill, and 4 mile above Mr. Ainturn' farm, and -
from Council Bluffs. Also, single trscf Of
SIX THOUSAND ARCES.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-04-14

TE9TINGoNIAL0.
Council Bluff, Iowa, Nou. is, laSs.
MEssRs. CHARLEss, BLOW h Co. Gents-we
have sold small quantity Of DR.. T. l.. Stephens
pound and 1t has given general satisfaction Respecy
yours,
). D. noNN
Kansas City, NOT. 2sfh, 1859.
MEssRs. CHARLES, Blow 4 Co. Gentlemen.
Having sold q large amount OF DR.. +. L. stephens
Chemical Aguc Compound, feel it to be my duty to
cure of Fever and AEue now i'll use. As You
We have been selling upon the cure no pay prn-
ciplc and can truly say We have never been called
upon to return one dellar As yet. Yours truly. g~
1T EtE 7. b. HALE, DRUeeIsr.
Kansas City. No.
ft&@ Vdndafd, Nor. 18th, 1885,
Messrs. CHARLES BLOW & Co.: Gents.-we have
within the last year sold many dozen of stephens Chem
ical Ague Compound. to men who and laborng in the
bottom lands Of the Kankastia RIVER and with each
bottle Sold we promised to refund the money it failed
TO effect cure, but as yet We have not had single
bottle returned It has performed cures in Of
long standing, where other medicines have failed
Those who have tried it, would not be without any
price, and In this vicinity Of bilious tempera
ment might as well be without bread, as Stephens
cnENY, POST CO.
Gaiatin, NO., Mop. g, 80.
r. Messrs. CHARLES BLOW h Co: Gents-rhis is to
certify that in the last twelve months have bought
several dozen of DR.. T. L. Stephens Asue Compound,
and have met with ready sale We have warrant cd
every hottie. We have never had bottle returned
yet and have known one bottle 10 high four
| in one family. Respectfully yours. -
Dr.. r. L. stephens Chemical Ague Com
| pond IL for sale by.
CHARLEss, BLOW 4 CO. - 8 .szaEz
BARNARD L CO.,
! RICHARDSON, MELLIER + Co.,
/ ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-04-14

GA distinguished statesman Of Central
Amsrica, being asked how bis country was
getting on, replied, so, very well, very
veil (; . mild anarchy"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-04-14

EThs only trss usnan hater is said to
boe Wenan. -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-04-14
LUMBER.

-ur uxnrnsucxEn, MANU- $1,000
i FACTURERs Of Lumber; q Re.k. jl{-t11
land, (six miles from counci! bluds,l
have now on hand, . large lot ofss m
Seasoned cettonwssd Lanber,
Of the various sizes and kinds, In use for n
Fencing. All orders left at their iaros ID ~ Es
Council BIuffs, promptly attended 70 ,.,.r u
give call particular attention Of fs ~ snnhe,
have the products Of the Farm 70 eaenaasv ar -
For further particulars, inquire Of 1.kVAs0
Gil Bluffs, or at the Mill, Rockland: ,,.~c,x co.
Hockiand, March 97-u
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-04-14

c. A friend Of ours says that be intends
applying for a patent for machine, winch
be says, when wound up and set in motion,
viii chase hog over ten acre lot, catch,
yoke, and ring him; or by aslight change
Of gearing, it will chop him into sausnges,
work his bristles into shoe brushes, and
manufacture his tail into eork-screw.
Great machine, that.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-04-14
PINE LUMBER.

THE. SUBSCRIBERS w0uLc ,a.,.ss,sss
i fully announce to the citiisns q -,
and the adjoining Counties that be =, nm -, q
tensive Pine Lumber Yard, in Couneii ~. III, - =
is in receipt Of lumber regularly, nv - =
stantly on hand large and we'll seieess
Z PINE LUMBER,
From ~ inch to . inches; also, pine ~ = ~
flooring. pine shingles AMI hath, sssh, ~
all Of which We will sep ,e- Gov nsse. xxl4
nl.u IN Lille 80 -,
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COLONY,

all being in one body, in the forks Of the Wa ~
nabotany River. This land lies In sections y
7 n, % in Pottawattamie county; and II ~. =
49, q, %, 26, n, IS, 90, 81, s., -, and -
in Shelby county, mile north Of Cutsineer smas!r
Newtown,) miles south Of the location Of ne AZ.
RI; miles north OF the new State Road to y ~
-and IS miles from Council Bluffs. About 49,
bottom. and = slope and upland, with sum.s n
timber, well-watered, mulatto soil, and all an"
the exception Of some SO acres. -
This land Is deserving the attention a tnoW =
settlement for . Colony, and vii! be anly ~
body. Terms easy. tU-hsi
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

UNION SENTIMENTS
The Honorable Thomas Drummord i

The Honorable Thomas Drummond is q
Republican Senator from Benton Co.
81 When the Coppic resolution was up in
the Senate, he used the following language
! express his patriotism
I" When l heard OF the regn,sition for
barclay Coppic. I did say that 7 hoped
they nercr" WouM get him. and that I ,cil.
lisgly and gladly could subscribe .fre dol
lars 10 pay a Messenger to acdrn Coppic OF
his danger. As to JOHN B-orn. he ras one
Of Gods noblemen, and his memory uou1d
shine IN M history wAen has Of certain
Democratic Presidents and er. Presidents,
nho had made him Uhat he soas poaid hare
perished."
On Saturday, in the House, q call was
made for tho Personal Liberty Bill, in
support Of which Dr.. Witter, a1gray.hair-
cd Republican Representative from Linn
county, expressed, rs his opinion, " that
tie Gonsfitation oas constantly held hy
Democrats az a baterimg ram, bmt for his
part he didn't regard He poud pass a
Liberty BIZ IN SPITE or THE CON.
STTU7ION AND THE SUPREME
COURT, and no tco-leyged blood hound
sAoumd, file could prevent ii, take a .tagi
tipe siape from loWa.'
Judge Clsggett moved to refer the pe,i.
ton for . Liberty Bill to . COMMITTEES, in
strscting them 70 report adversely, which
wal veted down By a vote Of A 70 So
This Is what constitutes . Union sentiment
in Iowa. according to the Republican par.
w.-State Journal. s9a J
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
HOUSE BvRSS q oxsoaD.
Three ChildrenyerisA IN sMs FIanse

~
"A painful and melancholy occurrence
took place at Oxford, in this county, on
Friday evening, the I'd inst. The dwelling
of Mr.. Spencer De Witt, tookt6ts between
I and 8 o'clock in the evening, while he
and his wife we're absent at Church. The
house was burned 10 the ground, and three
children-:wo girls, one aged nine, the
other three, aud q boy aged fve-perished
" the names. Il II Suppressed the frc ori.
ginAted from the stove fus. The wind
was blowing furiously 1t the time. No one
reached the house until il was euveiopsd
in flames. ~Avoics, supposed 70 be that
Of the older girl. was heard once, CRYING
"mercy." Alfeffor,s to rescue the unfor.
tunate children we're ftuiuess. When the
fire had burned down somewhat, the bod
les Of the children could be seen in the
ashes Of the bed, showing thu. they had
retired, and were probably asleep. when
the hte commenced. Mr.. and Mrs. De
Witt have only one child lef-a babe. In
this heart rending and overwhelming cal.
amity. they will have the sincere sympathy
Of all who hear Of their sad bereavement
The house was par. frame, and part log.
aud was rapidly conso med. - Oskaloosa
Herald, 3rd inst. . e=f1e. '.2z7af t@
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
THE NORTHERN DEMOCRACY.

Mr.. Toombs, in bis speech. paid the fol.
lowing ust tribute ~ the northern dem, &c.
racy: .,. .4.4
Let US invoke, in . spirit Of kindness
and Paternity, those democrats Of the north
who. from discomfort on a collateral issue
have Withdrawn from the faithful column
and whose position gi-es aid and comfort
to the common enemy, TO return 10 their
colors. ! have no word Of Invocation II
those who stand to-day in the ranks OF the
northern democracy, but 10 remember and
emulate their past history. From the be-
ginning Of this sectional controversy, they
have stood firmly by the constitution, in
sunshine and storm. No body of men in
the worlds history ever exhibited higher or
nobler devotion to principle under such
adverse circumstances. The enemies o.
he constitution, seeing that the, were its
last bulwark in the ron-slaveholdius
States, have brought against them every
engine Of destruction Which their mad
dened malice could invent.
"Their very loyalty to the Con stitu,ion
is daily charged against them ms treason
to their own tiresides. Amid the oppro-
br,ous epi,hets, the jibes and leers Of the
enemies Of the Constitution-worse than
this, amid words Of distrust and reproach
even from men Of the South, those great
hearted patriots have marched steadily on
in the path Of duty. Amid ,reachery and
desertion at home. and injustice from
without, amid disaster and defeat, they
have risen superior to fortune. and stand
to. day, with their banners all ,a,tered aud
soilea in the honorable service Of the
whole country, ready to renew the conflict
and to snatch victory from the vesy Jaws
Of defeat. No matter what fortune NAV
betide US in the future ; while life las,s |
have a hand that will succor aud a heart
ready to embrace the humblest soldier of
this noble band. The union Of all these
elements may yet secure to our country
peace and safety. But if this cannot be
done peace and safety are Incompatible in
this Union but there is safety and a glo-
rious future for the south. She knows
that liberty. in ito last analysis. is bu, the
blood OF the brave. She is able to pay
tho price and win the blessings. Is she
ready 2"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
I'm t. -----
ORGAN IzATION OF JEFFERsoH,

WAsHiScroS, March |, i s6o.-The Sen.
ate COMMITTEES on, Territories, ,as .h.ir
meeting this morning, had under consid-
Grafton the Territorial Organization tot
Pixies Peak, Or Jefferson Territory. Dr..
Willing, delegate from that Territory, wa.
before them. lie stated that there we're
from thirty 10 fifty thousand people already
there, and that by the lst Of June next
there would be upwards Of one hundred
thousand. There Was he said. eight thou.
sand square, miles ia the vicinity adapted
TO agricultural purposes. The subject was
postponed until the next meeting.
Captain Hooper, delegate from Utah.
vas before the committee in regard to
Mormon affairs. He is DESTROYS, ~ are
also his people, Of a State organization,
aud wishes TO be admitted into the Union
without further delay. lie states ths,
there are from ono hundred to. one hun
bred and ten thousand people now in the
Territory. There were, hs lsays, in 1856,
hy . censss which was takpn. ssventy-six
thousand people, Cap,sia Hooper is 10
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
EDrroRrAL

n esppnse u taking the eensus this
yss.tihroushou. the Uniss will be .bodts
milo" y eel'.rs u ~
n msabers of ~ AFRICAN party IL
Losllians l.gisla.u5S hs11 . meeting o.
the 10Th ul.., and W vote of II to- i
plsSgsdt Aeussivsss = sni.e with the Dsa!
ocrat' in sustaining the nominee Of the
Charleston Convention.
The Nonpariel learns from good author.
II, that's line, cons;sdss Of foustesa 6rst,
class steamers. has been formed, TO run .
daily line between ST. Louis aud Council
Bluffsduring The coming sespaa. #Dl
From our downriver exchanged We learn
that emigration to Pixies Peak has com
menced and that auitss number Of com
panics havs secured outfits and ars on
their way to The land Of promise. s1'5.
The population Of Philadelphia Is now
estimated 70 be about $50. 900 ; an increase
Of 200, 900 10 The las. ten years. sas
The Republicans have elected their en-.
tire city ticket in Chicago. .sa,.
North Carolina Is the greatest msnufac.
turing State. South. IN 1859 about 20, 900
bales Of cotton we're manufactured into
cloth in North Carolina, while in Georgia,
"the Empire State Of the South" the
nunber of bales WAS q 5000.
Our exchanges from nearly all of the
Southern States say that the wheat crop 10
killed, aud in many places the farmers are
ploushing and sowing = large quantity Of
Spring wheat. t..s -v"
The election in Nebraska for delegates
10 the Constitutional Convention was held
on the 9Th ipst. There was but . email
vote east, and the returns indicate the cleo.
ton Of a majority Of Republican delegates.
The House Of Representatives at Wash
ington has at last succeeded in electins a
Printer. Ford. Of Ohio, Is the lucky man.
The steamer Emile arrived at Omaha
on the 7th inst, being the first arrival of
the season at that point 80" A. .HF
Some of the ta,ern-keepsrs in the West
are getting alarmed at the extent to which
the Wholesale liqnor merchants adul,erate
their beverages. and about pe,i.ioning for
q more limited use Of strychnins. They
say so much 10 now Infused into the spir-
lie that it don't give = customer time to
pay for his whi,key before it kills him.
The Gavel used BY tho Ma.ons on the
occasion Of the Inauguration Of Mills stat.
ue Of Washington : few weeks ago, at the
Federal Capital, was used by Washington
himself in laying the corner stone Of
the Capitol, On the 18th day Of Septem-
Der, 1873.
There were 81, 9l5 deaths in New York
city. last y~ear-enough to populate . large
city. t .-. .-' -..E
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

For the able speech Of our talented
young Representative PArs'cx RoBB, Esq,
On the Supervisor system Of County Gov.
eminent, which will be fouad on our FRS.
psGe, 10 are indebted to the Dubuque
Times, for which paper il was reported in
ialI. While ~ do not agree with Mr..
RoBs 10 The indisesiminsts dsnunciatioo
Of The County ledge system, yst ws mus.
admit thas b has. made . very fair and
sssons argument 10 favor Ct the Supsr,i.
sor syeesm, and presented ito advantages
IL lhe most fsvorshle light
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

CONGRESS-.

Among the doiugs Of the House on the
10th, VI find the following items which
are Of special interest to the people Of the
State:
Mr.. Vandever introduced = bill granting
a presumption to the State Of Iowa, 70 aid
in the construction of the McGregor, ST.
Peters and Missouri River Railroad, which
WAS read . first aud second time, aud re.
fefred to the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Vandever also introduced 4 bill
making . grant Of land to the State Of 10.
wa in alternate sections, to aid in the con.
struction Of . railroad in said State, which
WAS read . first and second time, and 70
ferred to the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Vandever also introduced a bill to
extend the Northern and Western boun-
DIARIES Of the State OF Iowa to the Nilsson
RI river which wa read . FIRST and second
time. and referred to The Committee on
Public Lands.
This bill WAS subsequently. on motion OF
Mr.. Grow, referred to the Committee on
Territories.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
Notice,

TIE District Board ~ Direct trs Of District Town.
l. chip Of Sioux City. In the county Of Woo dbury.
and STATE Of Iowa. hereby give pu5Iic notice thae
Nasfants No. l0@, .05, l06. 107, for the sum OF o.s
liz Ill, lie and 1l3 for the sum OF Eve hund red
dnNers each. drawn on the School House FUND Of
$50 iDistrjct, and dated March ID. 1860. and signed
by AbrahXm kniss Is Distr ic. President, and drawn
u ovor Of N. ". Pratt; and Warrant No. ia, for
- sum Of four hundred dollars drawn in favor o
I'll W. Swi gge,t. on the tcbool house fund Of said
District. and signed by Abraham kDiss ~ District
President, and dated March 5th, 1850. are illegal
and void, and that the said District will not pay
the same.
And all persons are hereby cautioned aud warned
against purchasing said Warrants.
CY Eyr q H. o - ~
"a E&2 '4 III VIII BIakfOW,A x
JAS. A wYER
District Board of Directors of Dist. Towuship
Of Sioux Sty, in the county Of Woodbury.,
March 9th, lsdJ. r TIT etate ofIowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
To the Qualified Electors Of
SiOuX CITY,

Nor ave hereby notified that An election for Ci;y
i offers win be held en- Monday. April
I'd. 1850. frpm 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. unlI ! = click
=. NJ. at the follow ins places to wit:
A The liagy House in ward one
At the Council Chamber ir Waru Two.
A I tssaiy's Brick biork in N,rt Three.
Al ths Central Hotel ia " ard CUR. =..M
At viii h election sou are to vote { r \ Mayor, Re
rordet, Assessor. Treasurer aud Maishail. A.v tor
thre- Aldermen in each Ward,
WM. II. RIGELow, Mayor.
Mayors oGee, Sioux City, March Is: 1863.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
THE BOARD or EDUcArlON mn.
JUvENATED.

- a.
After much dsliberatiou xnd heStancy,
the Governor has exercised his p~rerohatiyc,.
E1ld - 6DAr4 = ,Edot1esoAS n 49,
brou toltfe. N OF Hat ~ tktsSxEAlfSsk
%n,orsa A. polla icaHY dec, al sl16igs:
uponsyhs Eseasoty, Gthoa4 being oEsAa
|Ssaseessstbss advas6sge, ~ thAtisdssaivs'
- far AZ the periodical visits Of Abimileeh
are concerned, and the cooling drafts Of
biennial mileage strengthened by . per
diem Is eonsoling a. j. is undeserved.
II ThA Board Of Education. at its first
meeting, passed . school law which even
lawyers couldn't understand, and no PEG.
pie known to civilization could live up ~.
At its second meetiag il fepealed. or en-
tirely rsmodeled, the work of the 6rst !;
and now We venture 70 say, there 10 uos
QUE Of the highly polished gentlemen who
compossdth b,ly able 10 inform the
people what the second Law means.
II 10 useless y dilguiss the fact thst the
Board Of Education might As well have
lsgislated for Liberia al for Iowa, IS far a.
our own educational institutions have been
benefited BY its action, and it will be read.
lily admitted that any change, whereby it
could bs dispossesssd Of the power Of doing
further mischief, would Be well received By
the people. .5sror rasv'a cal !
This the legislature, BY . dseided major.
ity in both houses have done, under the
authority Of the Constitution, which pro-
vides that it may regulate the meeting Of
the Board and this the Governor has de.
feated by his veto, upon the ground that
to regulate so irrsgularly is uncons.i-
tutional. s.H !, rss.a a. -a l~..aEt,..sg
The Governor may be right, and he may
also have been governed by honest motives
but, that be has protected an institution
which ,h-ee.fourth Of the people are un.
qualifedly opposed to, we verify believe.
We believe also that the defense Of this
institution ON from Republican sources,
and was combatted by Republican votes
and influence during its passage, and now
we know that a Republican Governor has
given it another tenure OF existence, dur
ing which it can annoy and disgust all
sensible people. If he is willing to as
sumo the unconstitutionality Of the meas
ure, in the face of the opinion of both
branches Of the General Assembly. and
abrcgate it by his veto to the total disre-
gard Of what he must know TO be the will
Of the people, We shall not complain.
The Democratic party have done their
duty-Governor Kirkwood has doubtless
done his.-State Journal.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
STATE OF IOWA, !
W God bury county, |

County Judges Once. Feb 2lst. 1870
II appearing from the affidavit Of plaintiffs attov.
ney that John L. Culver, one of the def.pdsnts. In .
nonresident OF Iowa. and that there il cause OF a..
iion against the said John, Y. Culver. which accrued
In this State. l therefore order that thu snid d.G.n.
dant, John 7. Calver. be notified OF the pendancv Of
sail suit by publication of xaid notice in the Sionr
CITY Register once . wrtk for four weeks, aud that a
copy Of the notice and petition in said su,t be firth.
with deposited In the post office In Sioux CITY. Al.
reeted to said defendant, John z. Culver. At his usu.
al place OF residence. IL thai Is known t. the pl.ipt,T.
the part Of the plaintiffs.
Given under my hand and sssl Of ofne,
LIS. this I'D day Of February. 4. D. 1860.
la.,J JOHN Y. ALLISON,
49, County Judge,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

Administrator Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given thai I was appointed Oil
~ the 9th day of February. 1860, by the Co unity
Court OF Woodbury. county. Administrators Q: the -s
tate. goods and chattei' oi iionore Ayott. late OF sLii
county. decd. All persons having claims against
-aid estate ARE notified to pr-sant The same sccoruin.
to law Tor settlement, and all persons Indebted t.
sad estate mr.. required to make pay ment OF the same
10 The uudsrsis Asd I'm n .diateiy.
TnEoPllILE BRCGuIER.
March l., 1870. 4w