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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07


The gentleman whose name heads this
article is one OF the present representatives
in the House of the Nebraska Legislature
from Dakota county. Though a new
member he already stands leader of his
party. Eminently practical and conser-
vative in his views, he commands the re-
spect and confidence Of all parties as a
safe legislator. A thorough and uncom
promising National Democrat in the fa-
ture State or present Territory of Nebras-
ka, we predict Of Mr.. Hinsiale an honor
able position in public affairs. The inter.
ests of Nebraska and the more immediate
interests of Dakota county viii not want
for careful attention SO long as Mr.. Hins,
dale is their Representative.
The above we clip from the Council
Bluffs Bugle Of recent date, is a JUS.
tribute to an intelligent, high minded and
honorable man. Mr.. HINspAIR is a gen
tleman of superior intelligence, aud we
are happy to see that his talents are prop
erly appreciated.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07
An AFRICAN EMPEROR's TREAS
JBf.
The Moniteur de 7 Armee piyes the

The Moniteur de 7 Armee gives the fol-
lowing description Of the Emperor of No,
rocco's treasure house at Mequinez:
I'm the middle Of the garden stands q
fortress. with triple wall perfectly armed
and defended. In the central Enclosure
rises stone building, lighted only from
the roof. II is entered through three irou
doors, one after the other. The pavement
of the interior is black marble, and at one
end is a large opening, through which the
gold and silver coin. bullion and jewels are
conveyed to the treasury below. This last
mentioned place is an extensive vault,
divided into compartments Of equal size,
in each of which is the value of million
pias'ers. The net produce of the taxes is
lodged in the treasury every three months.
The Emperor himself, when at Mequinez,
is present on the occasion, but in his abb
sen"e he names three Of the chief officers
of his household to attend for him, know
ing well that mutual dstrust will scarcely
allow them to concert a robbery, and if
they should do so, they would soon betray
each other, or be denounced by the black
guardian Of the place. When the Impe-
rial treasury was first esta Llished, the mon.
ey was kept in large earthen jars: but on
one occasion the contents Of ten were alb
s,racted, and the robbery concealed by
filling the jars with earth and covering
the top with few gold pieces. The theft
was net discovered Immediately; but a
black who had seen the robbers in the act,
and had bsen nearly murdered by them
and left for dead, afterwards recovered and
gave information against them. The EN-
peror ordered the ten thieves 10 be decapi.
taiel and directed that their heads should
be placed in the ten jars which they had
emptied, as Il warning to Others. These
vases are still in the treasury, placed on
marble pedestals. Muley Ismael's success
sor determined TO adopt di!feren, arrange
ment, and built the vaul, now existing
The Emperor Muley Soleiman, well known
for bis cruelty, was accustomed after the
quarterly deposits, to have all the blacks
put to death who had been engaged in the
operation. Adder Rahman. his successor
that atrocious usage, but he de-
cided that the blacks employed in arrang-
ing the money in the vaults should never
leave the building. 1t would therefore,
he useless for them 20 steal the treasure.
as they are separated from the rest # the
world, and could neither spend or con-
ceal it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07

It is announced in Porter's Spirit Of the
Times, that Col. Colt has invented a re-
volving shot gun. II says shat upon late
trial Of this valuable gan a. distance Of
thirty yards, it put lis pellets in circle
Of II inches diameter, penetrating IS
sheets Of ordinary brown paper; the sho,
used being No. 6 shot, ounces and two
drAchms Of powder to each charge. The
gun Is Eve shooter, and is finished in
fine style. The Cartridges are nanufac.
tured TO suit the gun, and are impsrvious
to the effects OF water and dampuess.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07
pHE.IDENT"s MESSAGE,

We transfer 10 our columns this week a
brief telegraphic synopsis of the Presi-
dents Message, which Was read in the
Senate on the 9th ult. 1t was also re-
ceived in the Hause, but was laid upon
the table until the house should eff ct an
organization. The synopsis published
Of course gives but an imperfect idea OF
the document, and we therefore forbesr
any remarks upon it unit! the entire mes
sage is received, which, if not too lengthy
for our columns, we will lay before our
readers in our next issue.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07
EDITORIAL BREvITIEs.

year 1874 with no little interest, since, by
the unerring revelation of mathematical
formale, the plane. Venus will. on that
year, pass across the disc of the sun. The
transit will occur on Dec. 8 Of that year,
and another will occur on Dec. 6, 1882.
1t is said that red is all the rage" with
the ladies of Buffalo this winter. They
are wearing ed-heeled shoes, red stock
ings and red pettcoats.
Miss Ann Benton, of Wapello, Iowa,
recently drowned herself through fear that
she was not loved at home so much, and
was no. as useful as her sister
What IA horrible place New York is get
ting to be. Oaly a few days ago they &C
tually convicted an emigrant runner of
swindling!
Hon. Linn Boyd died at his home il
Kentucky on the 18th ult.
Corydon P Hall, formerly Of this conn
ty, has been appointed by Gov. Steale,
Judge of St. Vrain's county, in the new
Territory Of Jefferson.
A petition from citizens of Dakota coun-
ty has been presented to the Nebraska
Legislature, asking for the "repeal Of q
ferry charter granted to John X. Cook,
ard others, for ferry on the Missouri
river a. Sioux City
A telegram says that Hon. Chas. Mason
has become connected with the Scientific
1merican.
A young man namsd Reeder, principal
clerk in the post office at Hannibal has
been arrested for robbing the mails.
The corn crop Of Mahaska county for
the present year is estimatee at about
$4,000 acres. yielding nearly two million
bushels, and valued at 100000, being An
increase Of more than one million Of bush.
els over last year Oskaloosa Times.
Ex-President Pierce and Lady will leave
New York early in this month for one OF
the Bahama Islands.
A telegraphic dispatch from Washing
ton, dated Dec. 25,h, says that a large
number Of mail contractors have informed
and continue to inform the department
that unless Congress make appropriations
early in January for the payment of what
IS due them, they cannot continue the ser.
vice, which has been maintained BY them
in manner altogether satisfactory to the
Department, but at great sacrifices. Thei,
credit is now exhausted, and should they
surrender their contracts, the extraordina
ry expenses Of restoring the service will
lars, probably more. Their expectations
that Congress would promptly pass y bill
for their relief have been disastrously dis
appointed. The Department has the mon
ey to pay all the sums now due for th,
quarter ending September, but not the lie
gal authority for that purpose The ex
penses Of the current quarter are not du'
till February over four millions are r.
quired on account of arrears for the yea
ending with last June. The statement
Of Indebtedness to contractors on whicl
they have raised money to the amount q
two millions Of dollars, are in the hand
Of persons in this city.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07

A suit has been recently decided in the
District Court Of Jefferson County, in
which the B. Il M. r. r. Co., endeavored
to recover money subscribed - stock from
Henry Ksltner. The verdict was agnins,
the Railroad. The Ledger says this Was
very important suit, as there was about
$4,000 in tn. case, the Company having
sued large number Of those who took
stock in the Railroad but they agreed,
we believe, to bring sui, against one man,
and abide BY the decision in that suit.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07

The Democracy Of Iowa VIII meet In State Conven.
tion the Co, i.o In Des Maines, the I'D Of Feb
rusry, $780, to elect Delegates to represent them in
the National Democratic Convention which will as
senbe at Charleston ncina'e car; idstas for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the United States
The Convention il called at Des Moines pursuant
to resolution Of the last State Convention, and
the ed Of fehrusry 'eins of the most arpro-
propriate days that could be selected for such pur
pose.
The ratio Of representation will I've one Delegate for
every one hundred Democratic votes cast in the
pective Counties OF the State for tnts officers at the
iate October election, and Delegate for Fl elton
Of forty votes that number, provided that every
organized county without regard to Its vote shalbe
entitled to one ds.t gate. .z .... s.-. .....
According to this sppor,ionment, tho number OF
Delegates to which zach county viii be entitled in
the STATE Coby .ntipn will be as Ellows:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07

No county will be pc, mitted to be represr nted by
PROXY In the Convention.
The several county Democratic Central Committees
throughout the State are requested to call county
Conveni IONS or 81 take such may b.. pre-
scribed by party rules or nsnge in their respective
counties. for the purpose Of securing from every
county fair and fall represents of Delegates to
tho STATE Convention. d A. MAHoNY,
Chairman State Democratic Executive Com.
Dubuque, Dec. I'd, 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07
CON CIR II IS.

Up to the 9Th ul.., Congress had not
succeeded in clecting Speaker. The 23d
ballot Sherman had l0l votes, Maynard
So, remainder scattering. los were neces
cary for choice.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07

STATE OFFICERS OF kANsAs.--The State
of Kansas completed her organization on
the 9th ult., by electing State officers and
Representative to Congress Republican
The State officers aud Congressman cleo,
are as follows:
Governor.-Charles Robinson, of Law.
renee.
Lieutenant Governor.-Joseph p. Root,
Wyando,te.
Secretary Of State. John W. Robinson,
Manhattan.
Auditor. George 8. Hillyer, Grasshop
per Falls.
easuror.-William Tholdsn, Leaven.
worth.
Attorney General. Benz. F. Simpson,
Lykins county.
Superintendent Of Instruction w. r.
Griffith. Bourbon county.
Chief Justice --Thos. Ewing, ir, Leav
enwerth.
Associate Justices. A. Kingman,
Brown county; Lawrence D, Bailey, En-.
psria.
Member Of Congress. Martin F. Con.
way, Lawrence.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07
New Auycrtiscm'ts.
y 4. DAVIS,

4 TrORNEy at Law snd General Isna a-eat 49,
n Special attention given to payment If taxes !;
locating Land Warrant tha INVESTIGATION and nor,
feotinC If tax AMI OF or Il e. reiesm'n ends sold
fer taxes making collections pHi i,- n business If
all kinds in Northern iowa aud Nebraska Office
ON Douglas street, Sioux City Iowa rollnol
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07
ENCOURAGING NEWSPAPER.

-, , :, -, -,
me i"',o~'ng 'nclaen' Illustrates pretty
'ore'o'y IN" i'e" 'ha' some people appear
10 M nave o. u. encouraging newspapers .
Inc ehi''r aHo Pnnhsher Of parsr OF
one 'i our mana e'"eS h"d' lew years
ago am'hs ms s"osct,nefs' quite prom,
,"eh' ihd"l'uai Oh 'he place, who had
heen a constant reader OF the paper since
me commencement OF lis p"n'''a''on' Dat
"ho haa never ps'd penny tor s"oScr'p-
non N, 49,,
ne "o'cc'or OF ''''s having returned
'h"' against 'ne aFa"4"eh' 10 ms employ
er ~ enc Impossible to convert into cash.
'f' ea''of resolved 20 give 'he party IN
iHesNon hroad bint as 10 MS reml~5ness
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07

An act for the further protection Of mar
riad women is before the General Assem-
bly, of Missouri. 1t provides that all prop
erty bequeaih to the woman atter marriage,
or Of which she beec mes in any way pos,
sessed, shall remain hers independent of
her husband, control
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07

A nderson, Ambros.
Adams, John j
Bates, r @
Bart, ii )
Bsthards, II s
Brurad, G H-4
Bre werx, John
Bell, Joseph
Britton & Husband
Brown, Jonathan.
Bro wn, George
Brown, Mrs Sarah
Bras6eld, Miss d
Buchanan, Chas
Carpenter, H S.
Calkins. J B
Clark, + D
Cusick, N W.
Corbin, IL yE 81
Coleman, Thos Us
Cullen, F "
Coughlin, David
Crassell, Joseph "a
Dsming, Arson
Dresser, Jos-2 e..
Dupuis, Pierre
Dimick, p S
Doyle, Miss Anna
Delivers, J DR.
Dinghy, c V
Fuller, A G Hon-lO
Fox, Victor N
GalIiger, August
Garontte, II NJ
Graham, Coin
Graham, 7 A
Godfrey, G Ia
Grafton. Mss Nellie
Granger, u q
Hammond, Robert
Hughes, II s
Hennin ger, Henry
Herrick. Moses
Hertz, Alvin
Higgiuba .haun, W II
Irish, c G
Richard
Johnson, Mr.
johnson. r VI
] Johnson, Lenard
johnson, Matthias
King. Steven
krudewey, VIM
Larlant. John-2
Lscroix, Richard-2
larlve Andrew
Lanroo j G
Lewis, Rodman
Persons calling 70
n, eass saw AnyrRrIS
CiAS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07

7 IsT or LETTERS remaining 10 the
- Post Office at Sioux City, Iowa, ior
the quarter euding Dec. 3lst, 1853.
Anderson, Ambrose lie Blame. Hilairs
Adams, John j. Lockwnsnk Nick ola
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-07
HON. GEORGE A. HINsDALE.

SERGEANT's BLUFF, Jan. 2. 1860.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03
VOL Wnkli Rn,klil

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People isfstmat.oa - the dish"EesIy sod
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rrt - IEsss sorss ttsE brilssh drsigps
a. .ss3 ib.s Ea'rrsH.egI, sna = sssJsuty -
lar g.ogl1 as.ag h.,s-st. Edl - ressSisb.
rossIy Ws sEssa 5avusr srs-s tisHd - she
- iu.on go e. assist 10 ria5iag the Go'-
csnHirnI - sas eorfng, parry now srvkiag
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rhe iE't. Of lbs sosIA. lei Boil ana E,sfsu
asfEy Sic Ssslhssu vote snd y wtu b. ssyibg
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03
when We are to Seeds.

1h- SsaIasra ssssasrs ifats rrssiFed 60 20
ost - the isios Il Lsscsia Is elected, sa4
thsy base Rara apou tAs fa~s. fhry ere 20
- cst ssfoFs Lsuseln i isaugut4tsa, asd
shiis oie Back IL 10 ofsr. she ~ siiaW
thru - s-st5r Iiss- is Whatihs CtsrIsltna
H'rr-fg. lh-4r great organ says
NJ Lta.a-H utii Est b, iustsil=d ~ oslss
lFf"re ihs tfu ~ sstsh Br1t LhRg tsi5sfs
ia,s tn,, tEa SaatbcfB States Siit have de-
trru:Iaos sirsf rpaf.r esd e tl,as rearse stall
D. srer-s.5a irsa, tts rHiaa ~ nae OF faatr
H.a.aafH ~fs'-- 4r Hal hsasu NJ b.sr "a
ts r.--F g Z - '55,-ks thaI = state hsa .
? SOS ECO sss fraai ths i.a,iaH, ~ ssEsss h.
rsa.a. rrHs- sas gsFEes ~ re isfsss S-atss
gytT as. a5.s,zs- ssssssns .SHfS g BE-
.t.af,fa ,sfss, aH rtsrF soathRFa man ia his
{ ri.rsE -.,3 fr iHr sYay mad savF, EfH
f..ets's.s is..e .arm Stn,FIfks has ~. peH
e.. 'r Fr... AS. FrssIasats tIfEs u Tae
ts. 'lsus-sa. sra sls iuiy Il tHyslFss lie
srr-. 30 -se iH-.Ff Ere otltv 81 TIE DasIsi
tl.ss 81 'ar s,tas'il sHa rnIsrss BIS oRs
s'is -rss stss.ss CONCEPTIONS & the FtFbas 81
tkg 0f-'ts aa4rr tbs EoRsIitutlsa u tie
1 Eatra static.
ir.- gaisg ost s-asr a peer old coward.
suf .sr-Tp a5sa It, vho is $ ieoi il The hahas
q = 4tasr4 raesssvFs u his Cas,usi does
sv, staW a. asu,A trzrsrE a. Ne tIpsstsd
ifoa TIE Fht Cation staiss" IL iooss 20
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t-a,aisi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03
Lincoln heir Second chnioa

We haze tiuF and sRsss sbssr-i that Lee
r5ia 49, its s~sgna choice II maay - tie
Brerk IsiEe lradsF Aad - bow u.ssfi
AID srv Fr,parra 60 prove eat cur 81 tss
FfosuiasBt hrertibrsdFe leaders - Tsaues-rr
declared. sabbath last. e. tts Csat sasit
Ioas- fa if's ri'y Jtsi Eazez{s vac 5ss ,ssyess
rizsss - "a. Frssz3rs g. Col Jaks Naist, d
Hav Stus craaIv. Tess - tAs ,aaa ~ eiisss
l. - s-s-'ra9asa tssass#F
Cot J7kt hi,ivE Hais tie very sssns sssis.
mrni ia tE.- tc~H the next t-v o. dsv aNsr
that. ia Jhs Frssssss q seesssi srsilsmsn --
10 eossE 81, b. represented She feelings ssd
seas .ms0ta al tie isasirra u ,ss parry be Asis
sin Ta.s Illustrates tts rPist Of iils syisy
sssa ~ q esfFeys psftt
Tie By, kieudss sass Arstiag Al Selma,
fsEasstsI saviE Electors -, AIal,asaa, "a case
o. Ibvir tlrctaH 20 agFse to east a.. vote u
tSs STATE Tor sishsF II Ihs ibFrs candidates
~ Rhsug "a isst State, = lsu fs3eAt be .hle 10
drt's, i.tueoia. TasE sff0sf rsssssd 70 - e.
\ similar I.foPesiIioa msas IN Georgia, or
tssast vss ta fass sgsiaEi Liarsln, Vas &C.
Hossssd by The AaAaSs Is.slsssstey, she
Bsr,kIofiJge ofgsa. vhe siassl THAI the "a
sad uSukiss mea musi stst y9afsss sofrVs
Tor Ibci5 Fse, sssi -l5sla-s
Tbas ID vii be se-z taaI Bel asA Douglas
Mss sac 0siy act uiJA them 81 degrading
th,ms-gvs,i
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03
The Programme of Revola.ioa.

To- rsrs-z ssas At this etty--u nost Ell
tay eoasiA tat he has hsen SIsaoioatsl fat
tsissy rsSFs-TsSss h"9s fr,-rg tbt s sss 81 ths
ssHas~, Ena trIirys- Ihai lts iiis.lagE dream 81
eissH.slsNa 10 sa the srs - srrrsablisbHsata.
Heretofore &c hes bera rather Asspu udtss
bsssess e s"uia rot irasI yhs qHestfo1 60 tie
FcsY3r et tee Sgaih bet Ryu q derives a
hrtgAt sirssa ~ bcFe ffcm rbs rsraahil.ty
tat soIns - StSIs easy b. jsaavs4 60 80, ~
tie stAhIsEd - rsfa'aiiaz. ahA ihat ths = hnts
Sesis Ali - IErslls,i ~ fr~liEgs II - s,ra-
ny 90 fusIaia hsf q oPPusittoa C. AHy fs5s-
fai nnsssurE 81 cscFrioa- y, SuFy tls to-
sss .Ssss'' FsogFpEus Of IAe frygist.ou.
BlSSpl StSb THE gNFuN
es have 80 iuoz lsuss hsA SER littls
hrPr thsi she Suath ~oait ever free herself
fFssa iSs Dominates If The &ofsS bat sits,
Ia SIC last fss W+sks aBr hopes have hxra
gfsAFi1 revived Ne believe nsr tlf4t shs
tns..u stlI be dls,olyca f Iineolu ahouii 10
sicefsd
A Eaoa feaBy people aFr "A fayaF o.
Southern toahsg5ssh Ter tbsi pnTIioss, Br
asr uPFssed 90 skrt Ihs bssl piau aad tha
ssiF Gee Is foJ south Carslias. or Alabama.
81 Mississippi "a e. eat We Arp ssrrF 90
have 70 ~ 'hNi We Do not bsllsvs Georgia
vii take t's irad. Hat irt 0as. or ali -
ihost stats s.aFs sai Georgia siit sppraFt
thra ts q sud whrs the sssgo comes. II IL
sssHid b" Rs-esasFy 10 Rsht Ne thlak shas
n" great n~instiy Of oar ga sens uaslA
Ehffsk fsom she idea af kglpiaE the Black Re.
pasltcaBs 80 murder thrir old f,ien - aud
nrsshhors. Al all rvfab, Ne uAht 10 sas
tas ssPesiFztst made,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-03
Gov Feose on Yanesy.

GeF- hESst : Faors aassRacsd 81 the
r'sze ~ lasee DeraL,ss speseh Ia SAsAtiils,
ia, hs ~aala reply 70 the speech Of Wa L.
YssvEy 80 ~ delivered thai eight Aecet-
s'ssls 70 spoke vb,s Yssers ess thtuaEh,
81 one - iht l4sgrsi vFuwAs Of Psoels- ever
u hsffra 49, rsi'ilngc Of d,sesssioR srith
YsRsvy Tot shI,b be made srplicstipa, b.
gAe ByFykisviaRs party, aud hence his a..
nrssesusve, 20 stilow Ysacrt BE draeaE-
cd Ysatss IA uHmessarsa lssms, ssd sll
those associated with hi,n ID the infsmsss
as.i irsasenah he Hafk et tryins - break ue
the tseyrrAe'sat lie rhaTEed YaHe.y hy
asras. 10 tke srst pssaen. sad h IRE s'Egsias
psmbe', ~ hcias sssrr esssttsFst Persis-
seus, sssusaIs, ard tssiralne TRAITOR 'h''n
Csssszs 81 SAID that the rspss we're already
manufactured VITA which speh sasssssas
irstrfs - Ysaety asi bis associates ia pis.
lasgts 30 raittlSd aateHterFF, bFeasht
,rsry - ~ ths fsetsispz IT SeasspF pgse-
las 81 81 Sea,srfn tsaFi BE arpeuaesa
Nsa,sy's tPeesA - FSer, sEititlsas- sa4 liz
risss iusi stisart a. a. argRnrRti us hvld
HsngcF sp By Rasas. rs traitor 70 his csnn.
w sad teeoEncrs bis - sosasd Who
8sTsd nas enter the Pel.t,gsl afFRA, And aasr
5sH.si uf he sasFse. apa Ssasa up ~
ssss5ae she 5e1usfy Assihtg sarA sac
uav. fsess read tss cSstsfPaadsacs BE-
;wsrp fh, paae,ss sBd BfeCkisrjdgs ESecp-
I've I'vuraIt~y, ia Which ths Jstirs declined
3terz.,lsp hvtue~s a.g Hha Ysasss--is-
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