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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION The Rs2ub-
licans Of Dixon county met in Convention
at Ponca City, N. T., on Saturday. Feb.
18th. 1860. for the purpose Of nominating
a candidate for Delegate to the Consti,u-
tional Contention At Omaha City. Also,
t, nominate a candidate to fill vacancy
in the Board Of CO unity com nissioners,
caused BY the resignation Of NJ. W. W.
Benedict. ALSO, q Justice Of the Peace
for Ponca City precinct. The Convention
organized by calling NJ. L. T. liill to the
chair. and choosing E. NJ Bisbee, Secre
tary. They next proceeded to ballo. for
a candidate for Delegate. Mr.. L. T. Hill,
was elected. Mr.. Aaron Carpenter was
mex. elected as candidate for Commission
er. Mr.. Francis Freeman was elected a.
candidate for Justice Of the Peace. !.
was next moved and seconded that the
Chairman appoint a committee of three
for the purpose Of nominating . Repu bli.
can Central Committee Of three 10 call
conventions. Carried. The Chair ar
pointed J. J. Pierce. Chas. +. Putnam and
p. w. Todd. Committee dominated J. J.
Pierce. Aaron Carpenter and Z. NJ. Bis
bee. Elected BY acclsmation.
II was next moved, seconded and car
ried, that the Secretary furnish the Edi-
tors Of the Dakota City Herald and Sioux
City Register, with copy Of our proceed
ings, and request them to publish The
same. The Convention then adj.
L. T. HILL, Prssidsst.
:. n. BisDes. Secretary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

10 he expsrisscs Of the pest fs~ years.
Any lav shich looks liks rspudistion will
be calamitous rather thaa Otherwise. II
i hardly probable that such law will
pass the Senass without soas judicious
and material amendmsnte.
The greater part Of yesterday was de.
voted = The bin providing County Board
Of Supervisors. A test vote was obtained
upon the two systems-supsrvisor and
commissioner. There Was . decided ma
josity 10 favor Of the supervisor and the
friends ofthat system feel confident Of it,
passage in the House.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

.And Many an y. alsil wall. tAs iia.ias \
Who aAali vsas shsss bsrssa losa,
Or slsiks IL harp Dr. thesp
Silence claiHas Thy bsvksn aetss
HusAsA 10 ny niaserslsy.
The sDsins vsa eoos With etsshnDs besk -
BnaGeng 6trd and bl0oQ-
Bat Who viii call thy Image forth,
Or joy hon out thy to1b'
Thy voice has eesssd-thy siosioss who's,
Oar Mighty laad will hear No more,
Thy ssssphie song.
Thy hand b stillsd INST svsstly ssisrsd
Ths music Of tie silver Tyre;
And cold = ny Aa,t vhsss brightly bsrnsd,
Thy SPIRITS mystic 1ss.
my regal brow nat ofs hssh wss1
TAs laueels 6Asleee Wsoathe; .
thou monarch Of the reals u nind,
Ns~ lensly sleeps bsnsath.
Thy sss.t'y an rs.ss,e tass sire,
Her widowed heart Aosh tara
II si1sat lossliness 70 vssD,
Aeevs Thy seersA urA
thousosd vAsssA Sprms AWAKE
Her chsrishsA love snd pride.
She ss.s thso 10 sach hving strsa0,
That through hsr meadows gllAs.
Her forest with thsir lsadess arua,
Reared toward The midnix ht sky;
With starry fingers s.sm 70 write,
Thy imnogeal na0s % high.
Her mighty rivers - they Sour
Thsis Treasures ~ ths sea,
With ceaslsss aelody eco sing
Nest rsvsssatly Of thes.
Her nobls soas With saersa psiaA
ksvoso saeh Aallowe1 word;
Fer With sach heart, hast thou eoUuunsA.
And, outA, aad ass. have hard.
re- 3sughtess vi b fair hands will strsv
Thy lowly bed With nossrs.
And plant fus thee. tbs anssAnth.
E0blsn Of fsAslsss bowers.
The pilgrim To, With seiutsl fsst,
viii knssl shove thy @oaad,
And twins for thss the 'otivs wreaths,
Aud call II holy ground.
SOCK err, Iowa. --IANTuE.
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Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, In District Court. April
woodbury. county. Term. A D. lsso.
Inhabitants of Plymouth County
'ohh =. AND '" Culver, and seth W Swi.xett
and John l.. Campbell.
To John r. aud W. ". Culver and Sc tn W. swirs.t.
ard John L.. Campbell:
G"neiemen--iou are hereby notified that tha,e Il
nov ON he in the office NJ the Clerk of the District
Court wlhin and fr said oanty tn, petitou Of n.
inhabitants o. plymouth County. pnint,i,s in tn.
above entitled suit claiming you In sal suit IN.
sum OF five hundred dollars damage, Tor hr,,,, T
contract TO build and warrant n hriag. acro., I ,
floyd u er H. plymouth county. near William \ s
U iandos residence, lac road leading iron, pi,
mouth towards Sioux Git, in Nuoubur, eeuntv
Iowa, copy of which said Contract l. Ia be Uund in
said petition. and all of the breaches Iher in Al. i'm
OIL, iIr Will this action is commenced aud pros+u
Ted, and in which contract the said Swiyr.tt ,ra
Campbell sissed AS sureties Rud that u u : VOC, an
pea ana answer tn r-unto bet, r. u m rpiu.
OF the second day OF the next term 81 all court
which Is to be besun snd holden at Sioux Civ IN
Woodbury. co. Iowa on the first Monday of An,;
d.. lsHo, you will b. ef,ultsi and III iym.p re- .
dered against you thereon fr The am. vut of n .
hundred oiiars and Gusts csin.ei IN s,il H. tt,,u
lNHABi'ANIs of PLYMOUTH COUNTY
By wv. Tsirr, their Atty.
January 10Th, 1850.
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DxMocRATlC coHvExTlox.

The proceedings VI ,hs Democratic State
Convention, which body convened .. Des
Aoises on the 22d February, will be fosnd
10 to.day's Register. The deliberations Of
the representatives Of the people were
characterized by harmony and 3 com.
msndabls enthusiasm ia favor Of the peo.
Pies choice for the Presidency. SrErHES
A. DouoLAa The heart Of the Democra.
ey Of The North West besss in unison Sos
The defender Of The greet prisciplss Of
STATE Righss and Popular Sovereignty /;
ard With this platform aed DouoLAs -
their champion, The Democratic hosts will
rise - enc man and triunphantly roll
back ths black tide Of aboli,ionism and
ianaticism which il shrssseaing 70 ssurp
the power VI our government The Dem
essacy Of Iowa ere uoqoali6sdly for Doug
Les add his construction Of the Cincinnati
platform, and their wishes have been cor
ssetly represented BY the State Couvsn-
tioa.
The resolutions adopted are eminently
National and conservative. and place the
Democracy Of Iowa in IN enviabls posi-.
tion 10 The eyes Of patriotic men every.
who're. They sustain the true principles
which should govern representative PEG
pie. and f rs.al6rmed By The Charleston
Convsssiou will secure for its nominee the
united vote Of the great North West.
The delegates chosen to represent shi,
State in the Charleston Convention are
men ofabilisy and influence Who have
rendered many years Of service and dsvo-
tion to the principles Of the Democratic
party. The people have full confidence ia
their judgment. and will heartily support
The priucir!es and men receiving their en-
doryemeut at Charleston.
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WISCONSIN, DEN. CONVENTION.

The Wisconsin Democratic State Con.
vention met st Madison on the 22d ult.-
The telegraph gives the opening proceed
ings Of the Convention:
Madison, Wis, Feb. ~.
The Convention assembled At 4 P. NJ.
p. H. Smith offered the following reso.
Ivtiobs:
Z Resolred. That the Democraticy Of Wis.
sonsin will cordially support the NOMINEES
Of the Chasleaton Convention.
Resolved, That Stephen A. Douglas il
the choice Of the Democracy Of Wiscon.
Gle for President OF the United States. -
His eminent public services rendered the
government and the country, his signal
.Ssiampbs in the Senate and before the PEG.
pie, HE admitted ability. bis sound and
just views Of public policy. his devotion
10 the Constitution and the Union, render
his name : tower OF strength. and gives
assurance to the conviction that il nom.
mated ct Charleston he will most certain.
u receive the elective vote Of Wisconsin.
Therefore. - in union is strength,
Resolced. That the entire vote Of Wis
eonsin BE- cast - unit for 8. A. Douglas.
Adopted. Yeas, is5; nays, ~.
Adiousosd 70 meet 1t nine o'clock sAis
evening V elect delegates 70 the Chsslss
ton Convention.
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STATE or IOWA, !
Woodbury. county, I

County Judges Once. Feb cls, lsCo
appearing from the affidavit o! plaintiffs tor.
nsy that John y. Culver. one OF the d~i-p asnts is
NONRESIDENT OF Iowa and tn II there i. cause of ,r
non assnst the said john 4, Culver. which nc ru.i
IN thls SLATE, ihe:etre order that tn. sail Il, fu
dAnt, John =. C.iver be notified OF III. peud,ncs ~
sai1 tut by publication of said notice in III. SIOUX
city Register on,e week for four weeks. and tbnt
eopy VI the h.t'e ana petition in said SUIT be forth
rectei to said defendant John r. Cnl,er at HI, u.u
al place of Residences thu is known /. the p,in,t.
or eau lie ascerf.ined With reasonable dill ENC, on
the part of the plaintiffs
Given under my hand and seal Of of1i,e
| ,. = TINS I'd day 81 February. A. ID 1850
JOHN 4. ALLISON
.J,,Jy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03
PATRICK RODD, ESQ.

During The late political canvass We took
occasion several times to speak in exalted
terms Of the high mental endowments and
varied Accomplishments Of the above
named gentlemen, the Democratic candi-
dsts for Representative, and predicted
that, in the event Of bis election. . Just
appreciation Of bis talents would place
him In the front ranks Of the leading men
Of osr State. He vas elected, and his
career ~ legislator thus far has fully es-
tablished Tie correctness Of our assertions
Modest and unassuming, he does not push
himself forward and render him self OBJ
noxious by vain display Of bic cratorical
powera but wisely confines himself to ques
tioas Of legitimate legislation. He 10
quite young. yes occupies . position Of
influence and respect equal to any pub
lie man ia the State. He il ever mind
full and jealous Of lie iuterests Of his dis
tsict, and enjoys the unoounded confidence
and respect Of bis constituents.
The following complimentary notice Of
Mr.. RoBB We end ia the editorial columns
Of the Dubuque T~es, Republican pa
per. After speaking Of Rusn CLARK, a
young Republican member, the writer says
Patrick Robb, just to the left Of the
main aisle, in the front rev of desks, is
-
Rush Clark. He is q handsome and rath-
er snowy fellow, though be don't seem to
be aware of il. and doesn't pride himself
spon his good looks one bit, or if he does,
people don't find it out The first time
you saw him, you set him down a. q rather
fast young man." for he dresses rather
exquisitely and displays gold chain.
which you cannot fail TO see but this i'm.
preston speedily wears of, and you like
him better and better - you get acqnaint-
ed with him. He has fine dark blue
eye, curling black hair. and wears the Bay
ard Taylor style Of wihskers and nous
iacbe. He 10 about the middle size. "a
years Of nge. . New Yorker by birth.
graduate, am told, Of some eastern Col
lsgs, and lawyer By profession. lie has
aLishly cultivated and well balanced mind,
and 10 an earnest, interesting. eloquent
and convincing speaker. For one 50
young, and IN the minority on the floor.
he occupies most enviable position and
exercises an influence that many Of the
exclusively talking men will always be
unable TO appreciate. He understands the
rare virtus-which some men never can
learn-of not talking himself out Of all
influence and position, and sets modest
estimate upon his really 6ns Talents
Moderate IN his political course. he votes
always with his (Democratic) party, but
leaves contentious fllibustering to those
whose tastes incline them in that direction.
Inside Of moro healthy political organi
cation, PAT. RoBB would become one Of
the leading men Of the Missouri Slope.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03
Dk
ST ATE COW NTION

This body eosvsned a Dss Moines on
the I'D February, and vas temporarily
organized BY calling Hon. .. A. Patterson
o. the. Chair.
A committee On credentials, consisting
Of one person from each Judicial District,
WAS sppoisted. - follows:
LIST District-Robert Mcfarland.
I'd District-Judge Harris.
I'd District-J ,seph Sharp.
Alb Distrist-C. G. SnelIzer.
5th District b Granger
9Th Districs-Janes W. Sesvera
7th Dissrict-H. Altman.
S,h District-Joseph Nann.
9th Dis,rics-D. s. lee.
lob District-D. Hammer.
llth Distsict-W. N. Aessrvsy.
Committee Of one from each Judicial
District WAS appointed Oh permanent Or
eani.ation, - follows:
Let, WIN. Thompson; I'd. I. Kiester; Sd,
s. H. Craig 4sh, Judge Whiting 5th, J.
u. Walker; 9Th. !. q. Curtis b, G. L.
luhbeli; 9Th. Charles ]. Rogers; 9Th, G.
o. karraek; 10Th, q. W. Gray; lith, ).
Berkeley.
The committee on ps rmanent organize
ton made the following report, which was
adopted:
Pfesident Il. NJ. Preston, Of Linn coua
".
Vice Pfesidents-J. l.. Corss. Harvey
Dunlavey, J. l.. sharp. Patrick Roob, H.
Z. Rippey, G. P. Ellis, H. Altman, S. Lu
Gas. F. A. kuiGk se, l.. L. Ainswosth, W.
N. M-servey.
Secretarie.-J. B. Dor,, NJ. B. Bennett.
Cyrus Bus.ey, ]. J. Wordsworth, L. F.
Whitcomb.
The committee on credentials reported
4S9 delegates present, representing SIS
votes.
The committee on resolutions was com
posed Of one persoa from each Judicial
District, ~ follows:
LIST, J. c. Hal. Fad, A. p. Bentley; Sd,
r. ID. Kellogg. 4,h. d. C. Farley 5th, c.
d. Bevingto", 9th, b. Hem 7th. N. H.
Baker; 9Th, W. H. Merritt, 9Th. Ben. NJ.
Samueis; 10th, &. Z. Wright; llth. J. b.
Thompson.
The convention thea proceeded to the
election Of Delegated
Whole number OF votes 5ls, necessary
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03
COUNCIL 0LUFFs = 81. JOonPn
TIE aAl1A0AO.

We lssra IRON he Bsgle Of he IA
ult, that The proposition 70 sraassss ths
swamp Lands Of wasamie Cosnty Il
the c. B. 3 St. J. R. r., which vas sub-
mittsd 10 voss Of the people Of The eoua'
y on the 18th ult, WAS carried By 400 ma.
jorisy. The aid thus extended 70 this rood
is regarded BY the Bsgle - certain to o.
cure ito completion TO Council Blu6s in
one year. The citizens Of Pottswatam;s,
Mile and Fremont counties are fully awake
to tho importance Of the early complstion
Of this enterprise, which Is 70 afford them
railroad comnunisatioa with Tie East end
south, and are putting forth their sblsss
efforts 70 aid the "good work"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03
DEs MONIES, Feb. "a. 1860.

LIS "oiSIsj ceO. ~, lcOV.
DEAR REGIsTER:-This has been week
Of hustle and excitement. Politics have
been the rage. and probable doings at the
Charleston Convention have been the en-
crossing topic Of conversation. Probably
the largest political convention ever as
sembIed in Iowa, met at Shssman's Hall,
on Wednesday. There we're bu. thirteen
counties in the State not represented.
The utmost enthusiasm and harmony pre-
va'led,-the proper spirit was manifested
and the entire proceedings were auspi-
cious Of brilliant aud signal triumph for
the Democracy in November next.
The resolutions reported to the meeting
were unanimously adopted. They were
eminentIy conservative and correct in
principle, and place the Democracy Of
Iowa in an enviabls position in the eyes
OF conservative and patriotic men every
where. They fully endorse the course OF
Judge Douglas affirm unsquivocally the
great fundamental principle--.hat !" the
people Of territory have he right to re-
gulats their domettic Institutions in their
own way subject only to the Constitution
OF the United States"-instructed our de-
le2ases 70 Charleston to adhere to Douglas
" long - b 10 . candidate before the
convention, and pledge tbs acquiesceocs
OF the Democratic party Of this State, in
the action Of the Charleston Convention.
The convention was permanently organ.
issd BY selecting Col. /. N. Preston, Of
Linn county, President, and J. b. Dorr.
Sscretary.-with . number of Vice Pre-.
sidsnts and assistant secretaries. The
following delegates wers chosen: Ben. N.
Ssmuels. A. c. Dodge, Gov. N. W. Baker,
2. o. Finch. ~ large; and W. II. N.
Pussy. J. W. Cl.yye.., Judge Thaysr,
ssd J. w. Boslsr, % represent ,hs Con.
srsssional Districts. An effort vas made
10 hold The next convention ct Davenport,
but In justice to Western Iowa, The con.
vsntios. adjoorosd without makios each .
change.
The Legislature are grinding away on
the public business. Two committees OF
investigation have been sent, one to The
Insane Asylum and the other 10 The Psni.
Tertiary. Each Of these Institutions asks
for . large appropriation, and il was tho't
best and but JUS. TO the people 70 examine
into the manner In which these institutions
have bsen and a-s now beiag conducted.
An appointment Law passed the House
on yesterday. Il wss very objectionable
10 nany Of iss features asd mus. work il.
jury rather than benefit. Il 10 impossible
Tor any such law 70 effect coatfscts already
ssas, aad il sAe people Asvs aay relief !.
I'll, shsy vast Il fro. ~ lpsss sss for ~
iasars. Tss best psssecsiso for ~ fssusS !
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

A correspondent Of C;ncisnst; paper
says that hs lately put himssIf under the
care Of . doctor and in less than one week
.ss "alsoesshsr asoshss nan.' We do.
tees but that ~ hsvs several soquain-
esaee !. Who vosld Do we'll % passsai,e
sAat aoesos. 8. s
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

The large building. in Council Bluffs,
known - Concert Hall, VS. destroyed By
hrs On the 2lss uls The loss is es,in aesd
A $4,000, upon which there We IN inso.
rance Of $1,000.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03
oREELEY's PREDlcrlon.

. In our last issss ~ eopisd, from the
New York 1ti6sne . letter written By
HoRAcs GasrLEr at Davenport, Iowa, 10
which he places upsn record the prediction
that Sr.rHsr A. DoCoLAs will be the nom.
inse Of the Charleston Convention for Pres.
idsnt. and virtually admits HE triumph b.
fore the people. For this palpsbls and
unwarrantabls departure from the policy
Of his parsy-which is to assail, vilify and
misreprssent DouoLAs and the Democratic
party At oil times and in oil pisces ME-.
Greeley has brought down upon his head
the displeasurs Of leading, but less candid
Republicans.
In speating Of 0resley's letter and ito
effect upon Republicans. the Des Moinss
Journal says:
Horace Greeley lately dared 10 say that
Stephen A. Dougla. would be nsminated
At Charleston, and that il so@ioated, de-
feat 10 the "lrepressibIss WAS almost in.
evitable.
Ia thi. Horace violated the cardinal
principles Of the party-by telling the
truth-which principle is that you shall lie
persis,en,ly about the Democracy. One
Of the SENATOR" remarked to us, yestsr.
day, that Greeley was an "old fol-" The
Gate City is severely down upon him, and
says that no confidence can DO placed in
bis prediction, The reverse being always
sure to happen. Greeley has al along
predicted the triumph Of the irrepressible
doctrine. BY . parity Of reasoning the
Gate City disbelisves il.
The Register says he 10 a. sagacious
politician, but no prophet" immaculate
Horace! how. by the utterance Of one
simple truth, have you fallen from grace.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

Gov. Weller, in his last messase, said
that II the Union should b. dis solved, c.
lifosniat will not 80 with The North or the
Ssssh. bat iossd Repsblie 90 IL shesss
Of the PsciAas sdi q 7eioslsB es,a s4sf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

J. JEwErr Wilcox, EsQ.-I. will he .
cause Of regret to the people Of the Upper
Missouri TO learn that this excellent and
universally popular gentleman has retired
from the steamboat business; but they
will rejoice to know that M. W. has &C.
quired . position in which his 6ns bust
ness qualifications will have wider score.
and 10 which be will still be Of great Ger.
vice to the business men Of the Missouri
Valley.
We find the following notice Of Mr.. vs.
retirement from the river, in the St. Louis
Democrat:
Mr.. J. Je~ett Wilcox has retired from
lhe steam boat Office and the river, aud be-
come connected With the st. Louis ARri.
cultural Works Of Roliin Clark, corner OF
Main and Biddls streets, in this city, in
the capacity Of manager Of the corrsspon-
dence and general business Of the firm -
We are sincerely grsti6ed to witness the
successful progress Of our young friend
He possesses in an eminent degree the
talents Of man Of business, and is besides
Of such . genial disposition, that all who
have known him, became his friends. Six
years ago he sought and found employ.
ment on the river for the first time, and
during all Of the period which has elapsed
since be has plyed from this port to those
ofthe Missouri, from the mouth to Omaha
and Sioux City, gaining evey trip new
friends, until ~ last lis name became -
familiar as a "household word along
nearly the whole Of the navigabls Nilsson,
ri. His Remuneration Of the river will be
sincerely regretted BY the people along
that stream, aud when visiting St. Louis,
they will be sure to call on their friend OF
" aud lang syue.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

The Prssidsat hes prspassd especial
message recommending H. Pacific Bail
soaA. which viii = ssbnislsd q - early
day.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

Messrs. Same 10, Dodge and Finch were
declared duly elected.
Several gentlemen withdrew their namss
as can didStss, whea the conventions pro.
eseded to the election Of . fourth delegate
at large.
Baker received 345 votes.
NcClintock received l37
Baker WAS declared elected.
Convention took recess until O'Clock
EVENING SESSION.
The convention went into The election
Of two delegates from each Congressional
District, which resulted 10 the election Of
the following Gentlemsn:
W. II. n. Pasey. Potawos.anis county
T. ". Claggstt, Lee county.
J. W. Bosler, Woodbury. county.
Ed. H. Thayer, Musca,ine county.
The following gentlemen we're chosen
alternate:
Wm. Thompson for A. c. Dodge u. B.
Dorr for Ben n. Samusls; J. H. Sewers
Tor D. o. Fisch; W. n. Merritt for N. II.
Baker J. A. Goodrich fes T. W. Claesess;
e. Bssssy fos W. II. n. Pussy; Chss. C..
Smslszer for ]. W. Boslss s. Douglas for
E. II. Thaysr.
The committss % resolutions reported
the following:
lsl That " adhers With unfaltered Dc.
termination and 6dclity to The political
principles inauesrssed By Js6srsoa, incuI.
Gated By Jacksos. end periodically eos.
,aiesd and viadica.sd b. their dis:in-
guishsd Dsmocssiie successors.
2Gd. That ~ cordially re.al{irm the
platform adopted By the Nasicssl Demo-
crstic Coassntios q Cisciaaasi 10 1856. a.
sessd in theory, and salstary in practice,
and a6srdins, wbea Interpreted in accord
auce with the opinions Of Hon. Stephen
A. Douglss, and faithfully carried out. On
amicabls snlssioa 1t eli ~ dieassce;ne
trosbles which have aeitatsd our country
10 times pest and which nov threaten 10
sseulf Is In disuaies, ssvslusios cod an
archy. a aps
Sra. Thse in lhs bsassy SD simplicity,
fkssdo0 esd tslssatiss. ibsraliay aad ~.
siee. a ess eosessmsat ~ psosdly sksl.
lssss NE vesa4 ~ . ssoSasisoa , I'D
that ~ hsss - sssPssAl es ces>soAsd IS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

a 5. Npv York, Feb. 22d, 1850.
Douglas delegates a Chaslssson. vsss
chosen in BaIsimop Yesterday. y large
msjority.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

4 eSons aalie;osa pssaoas assesl hat Tie
lsttsss \, p. vAish ~ plsssd slase M.
sieisss sssss sispi1 yNeaay ppvs,"..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03
n. A. TERRY.
n. A. TERRY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Garden, Fold s. Flower Seeds
Also,
Grape Vines. Currants. Raspberries,
Lawton Biackberries, Goose
berries, Roses, &C..
CRESCENT CITY. IOWA.

NJ b-AHCssh orders for leeds or shrubbsry fill.
cd with promptuess. ALI seeds warranted fire.. h ana
pure Orders respectfully soicil-i Addr-s,
IA. 4. TERRY.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

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