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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH

rIDt % MAIN MAX TO PkAkL sTREkT, FOR SALE At
AUCTION We will sell, upon the premises WEDNESDAY
the 4th day fAp commencing at " o'clock, NJ the valuable
property located above adjoining the Mes
ner Carlton Co. aud the occupancy OF Mr. N Baton
1t front, on Main Street 22 feet and back average
depth Of about 100 feet.
Being the heart Of the business part Of the city this
regarded the most valuable property offered.
plat may be seen al the oi"e Of the auctioneers.
TERAs-One hnh cash. the balance a credit Of l.
years for negotiable notes. with interest added
trust deed The purchaser the and
mhll-tds JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 son. Aucs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
SALE OF VALUABLE

~ FARM WITH sTONR QUARRY THFPFON on DtNViffr
RAILROAD, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, on JAMES RIVER
-FOUR MILES FROM MANCHESTER-As one Of the Commission.
appointed by decree Of the Circuit Chesterfield
pronounced the i May, ls In the Patterson against
CoElngs representatives. snail proceed public auc-
don The premises MONDAY, the % April 1860 at ~
O'Clock, NJ II fair, II not the fair day. the FARM located rs
above. formerly owned By the late Willis W Cowlng and
chased by Mr. George W. Cole sale made former de.
entered in this The contains 1917 acres and
adons the lands Of Richard Archer Nathaniel and ohers
The buildings on The tract NEARLY new, aud sufficient
use small family The land partly arabic ard partly
woods, ami there valuable quarry which from its
proximity 10 the Dany Railroad adds greatly
Cole residing the premises will pleasure In showing the
place 10 those who may call o him.
THE TEs vi be made known hour OF sale The taxes
for ls6O TO be paid by the purchaser
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
A UCTI0N Sale OF VALUABLE FLOUR


N MILLING PROPERTY IN THE cay OF PETERSBURG
On THURSDAY tine 18th March next at IL O'clock the
premises Q not previously sold pryaiely) shall sell auction
the valuable and well known Flour M called the 'City Mills,
situated on the AppomaON river in the city Of Petersburg The
building OF brick portion isrO feet and the other SOx20
feet having 1--we floors and pair Bur nearly
Viii has lately been thoroughly repaired Of
$4,000, with iron shsng and gearing throughout all
the necessary machinery the latest ali good
order and capable Of making 800 bb flour day Very late
y the dam has been repaired and partly made The
wheels In good Order with improved Turbine Wheel
which works admirably There abundance OF land attached
10 the MIL to extend the buildings TO size which
qured. There good site for Corn MILL good family
residence he mes dweng) The Mil insured for $780, O0
partly in the Mutual Office.
The crops Of wheat raised In the country trading Petersburg
rapidly Increasing that the number mills now here are
inadequate to manufacture them hence large quanys shipped
abroad Therefore, to persons wishing engage the milling
bushes opportunity for profitable investment rarely
occurs.
TEKNs0nefouh months credit the remaining ourths
one and three credit with interest added en-
dosed negotiable notes. and deed Of Trust the property
their payment
Possession given Immediately.
For further information appyto
JOSEPH b. DUNN,
Executor Of J. Bragg, deceased.
Auet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24
NJ sT vALUARLE PRIVATE REsuDFNcy

MI VI v n 1t NHLE FRTN VIE HENFDFNt
WI on THE NORTH sIDE or GRACE, BETWEEN arm AND
5tH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCrI0N-Wl be sold At auc
ton, on the premises THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 9Th April
1860 at o'clock the large and conveniently located residence
IN the occupation Of Dr. James Bolton fronting North
side OF Grace street 2 feet running back 2} feet alley Ia
common ID feet wide The tenement three stories above
msn and contains II addition bath room bedss
kichen containing four and BRICK stable and carriage
house on the alley In rear The house built OF the best materials
ard has recently been put In complete epar The
window % and cornce made u on and the front guter
Hired With copper urnhed with every convenience
such cooking air furnace bath room
Sc These advantages together with elevated heihfu posi-
sbe residences tbs city The property may be inspected be
fore the day Of sale
TtRN+-One fourth cash, balance at and years nego
table notes interest added secured by deed The taxes
and Insurance FOR ls6O to be paid by The purchaser
GODDIN APPERS0N Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COIN
TY OF HENRICO, NEAR THE CITY or RiCHMoyD at
AUCTlON-A the request OF the heir law late viii am
oudn deceased shall SELL Public Auction ON The nrelses
In the advertised, FRIDAY the Oth March lsS AZ 10
o'clock the following Valuable Real Estate OF which The ad
ioudin died seized viz
Lot No t. In square %, In Ruheroords addition Unon Hin
fronting 3 feet on west 18th street. running back on the north
bounded by 3Oth Sls, and streets. $4,000
Aud at O'Clock p NJ, Of the day on the premises In the
advertised the following Valuable Property In the town Of
Sydney, viz:
Of street. being Nos 10 aud i6 extending from Vine
ombardy street. running back I9 to the lot Of W. C. Al
len, E-G.
Yner which, will be sold Nine Lots Ia Rches plan depaed
g. Gs g. 20 H. ~ - a. 80 fronting together 2,O feet ON
the south side Of Taylor street. running back 1870 feet adjoining
the new sydney Baptist Church.
which, will BE- sold undivided molety Of that beaut
Acres with the Dwelling there.
on formerly owned and occupied by Mr. ~ sutton designated
nsiNo 22 2 2Ii 25 bounded by EmWoOd Dover Elm and C
Also the beautiful square Of -Four adjoining
Nos 81 322 S S boundelby klmwOod nover Robinson and
Mulberry streets Also undivided molety OF that beautiful
sluare adjoining Designated by 8l5 BIS 3g
$40 bounded by Dover kmwood Cedar and Robinson streets
the time and place will be sold 100 the
enrco adjoining the lands Fisher
Franklin, Parker conveyed said Goudn by Joseph
sharp the 9th September ISL Also time
and place will be sold twors Of undivided Acres
a. Land the Deep Run Turnpike the lands late Am
and Others Goudln by w God
din Trustee OF Ro T. Wicker, by deed Of 3s July, 1850.
TFR One third cash, balance at and months negoa
bic notes interest added and title retained til all purchase
Is fully paid The for 1sG0 to be paid by pur
chasers GODDIN APPERSON,
Auctloneei..
SIT probable an arrangement will be made with the own
Of he other undivided moey OF the three four
Sydney sell whole and undivided
moety. misa-tds q. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-24

Rockets Also,
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a I
Who WILL any time furnish all necessary Information in rs
gard to the property, either In person or by letter.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-24
AIEDICINAI.
a x Z 50
Ague Cure.

Ague Cure.
TOR THE srEEBr CURE or
Intermittent Fever o. Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
kgue, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed
for the whole Glass OF Diseases or;gi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
BIZ the Malaria OF mias-n2tie countries.
No one remedy IS louder called for by the ne
ccssities Of the American people than sure and
safe cure for Fever and A-ac. Such . remedy
We are now enabled 70 offer with a perfect Ger
t4iutv that il sill eradicate the disease and @Ilh
assurance, founded on proof, that 10 Marin can
arise fem is use in any quantity
That which protects from or prevents this els
order must be Of immense service ~ the commu-
l.-ics whcre It pres 7I1s. IFereation IS better
than cure for tie patient escapes the rlsk which
he must run in violent attacks IF this balciul
di-tclnuer This - CURE cXDcls the mias-
matte poison Of FEVER AND AGTE from the
ev~fcIn, aud prevents tnc Development Of the
disease, If taken or the first approach Of rs pre-
rnoairory symptoms. Il Is not only the best
remedy ever Yet discovered for ths class Of COM
plants, but also the cheapest. The large guam
t.tv supply for . collar brings It within the
reach of every BODY; and in bilious districts,
where FEVER AND AGCE prevails, every body
should have it. ana use it freely, both for cure
nut protection It Is hoped this price viii place
j. within tbs reach Ct alI-the poor well az the
rich. 4 great superiority Of Ibis remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure Of Intenuttents is, that It contains
no Quiuine or mineral, consequently il produces
10 quiuis!n other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by II are
left as healthy As if they had never had the dis
case.
Fever and Acue IS not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison. \ great variety Of dis
orders arise from rs irritation, among which are
Ncu Lgia, rheumatism, Gou,. Headache, Blind
ness Toothachc, Ear4che, Ca:arrh, Asthma,
I'alpitat ON Painful Affection Of the Spleen,
IIvsteri, $ Pain in the Bowels, Cole, Paralysis,
and De angcmeut Of the Stomach, all Of wl.ivh,
when or ginating in this cause, put on tlie inter
rnittenti ype, or become periodical This CURE
expcls the poison from the blood, and conse-
Quthtlv cures them all alike. II Is an lnTa!ua-
bic protection to immigrants, and persons tray
Cling or temporarily residing ii the malJrlOuS
districts. If takeu occasionally, or daily, while
exposed 10 the Infection, thar viii be eNcrctci
from the system, and cannot accumulate IN sut-
tcient quantity to lipen into disease. Hence it
Is even more valuable for projection than cure,
and few viii ever suffer from Iuternirsents, if
they avail themselves Of lie protection tins rem
cdv affords.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
-
THE IRISH NODCS.
9 foILowing is q passage frnm a r..

The following is passage from re.
markable statement IN the Cork EraRti.aey,
bearius upon the continued npat us tba
population from that part alone to the
newly adopted land OF the Irish Celtic
race:
Each week sees departure on an aver.
age OF six hundred persons. the great rna-
jority of whom are yonng men and women
between eighteen and twenty years OF e.
TO imagine the effect OF bis drain upun
the community, we might instance that if
these six hundred we're drawn frora town
like that of Beatry, there wouii hardly be
young man or women lett in it. The nc
tHai numbers ere greater Than the papu3n.
ton OF many large villages, a0d surt-
nights draught at that rate would utterly
depopuIate so considerable e tOwn a& NJ
street. Remembering that almost every
one OF these persons is of cnnaitirns -
be of actual value to the community the
men as farm hands or mechanics. the Vs.
men either in agriculture US servants, or
still more important, as the healthy moth
ers of strong children, il is easy 10 COT
c-ive how terrible is the loss 10 the COUNTRY.
Nothing can impress this fact uyQa tie
mind so strongly rs actually witue> ing
ths crowd preparing for their deparlurn.-
Among the number there is not an iadica-
tion Of squalor or misery--no; sin efo "a;
on the back Of the owner indicates t.as
he or she is flying from proverty, not p
weak limb or pale cheek k-seaere'v =
wrinkled face indicated that the cour,sv
is getting rid Of burden. Sturdy, eta.et :
young men. healthy aud strong girls-or.
ten OF extraordinary beauty form tie
great bulk Of this departing crowd. "a
Thursday week We witnessed no less tht.l
four hundred such preparing to take their
departure in the Ediuburg, Capt. kentc,'v
One Of the vessels of the Liverpool. New
York and Philadelphia line A rn0or
had spread shortly before The arrival Of
the ship that certain number wonlA 10
excluded for wan, OF aecem notation, ar 4
the despair evinced by those who thought
themselves shut out was a great as if they
were told they had lost every hope. Whrn
the tenders come to bear away the rassen-
gers there was y frantic rush even on III,
part of those whose places were secured ,
as if they tanciea ths, some unlucky inter-
| POSITION would shut them ou,. Th,. news
that all could he taken was received rs Il
some precious gifts had been si,owersa
among them.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
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SNOWBALLING.
BIT JOSIE s. MT.

We are indebted 10 friend Of ours for the follow
ing elegant lines. which we believe have not hoe,
published Th'y breath the genuine spirit of poetr,
iienced the SO viridly described. The fair
and gifted anthoress resid 8 in cincinnas:l
The soft, loose gold of her tresses
Is Isstraying about her iscs
And the wind thro its kilken meshes
Is running frolcsomo race;
Her violet eyes, how they darken and fash
Her rose red cheeks-how they glow,
As she stands. ankle deep, in the milk white drifts
Pelting me with the snow. .r .s-
She losses the white fakes round her
In fer pretty, hog denish play,
TIL she looks Ike sea-nymri rising
Thro' the ilows Of foam and spray.
She n,ouids the balls with her little bare hands,
Do you think she would pout or scold--
If I nestled the eink palms down in my breast,
To warm them---thcy LOOK SO cold!
Her white wool mittens are flung on the snow,
Each one in itself fake,
Her si,ken scarf beside them lies
Coilei up ike a crimson snake
Have pointed the downy snow,
And know by them whore, another spring
The preitiast flowers will grow.
She laughs aud SCOTS when the snowbals fly
Harmless over her head
And she trts her curIs in saucy way
And croarhes in ninic dread
She calls me a sorry marks uan,
An awkward teilow.--aud stin
The sly little witch knows we'll enough
1t ism; for lack OF okiL
She knows would sooner think
Ot teadag tutterGy's wing,
Or hcst.ng lily, or tnrottliag
The fast sweet robin Of apriug,
Than at aiming It her IN enrest,
Or hitting her ii could,
Or harmia. so much as a tassel
vi her lit,le scarlet hood
Gay, beautiful Maige, oh what would she do
Ii M mouth was half so bold
As the cry stsis tha: fell on her lips and her hair
Likc pearls among ruGies AMI ,dg
WIN her pfids aud Der Sifuluos tsample my love
As Der light eet have tanplsd III SNOW
The missiles sue :tiags. which are Ice 10 uy iaso
Are tire to my heo t, does she know?
5 Sweet tease. does she guess I m vandariog now
Whether she'll ever lg
In the ong, long future before both
Amy hing more 10 me
Than a Iittle hoy with Wild gold hair
Aud rose red checks in a glow
Who stands, ankla-asep in the M h Whit drifts
Peltiug me with the snow
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

An engrarer ia Chicago advertises a
large supply Of letter-paper. ornamented
with a wellexecuted head of Lincol,..-
Without meaning to disparage the Rapuh-
'ican nominee, we must dispute the asSer
tien that his head can be used for purno-
ses of ornamentation 1T belongs to the
great list OF things more useful than orna
mental And however "well executed"
it may be, the head Of Seward has Ger
tainly been executed much better ~. y
Times
MY brethe-ren,' sail good Old back.
woods preacher, "fm gwine to preach a
plain sermon to-day serment tbat eve,
~ wimin can understand. You can find
my text in the verses Of the two. eyed
chapter of the one.eyea John" II w,s
some time before it was perceived that he
meant John J, chapter H.
DR.. Winship is sensible sanitary re-
former He saws: "Neyer rise from III
table unsatislied--never get out OF bed So
long as you have any inclination to lie
there That's the talk Lots to eat and
plenty of bed.
A Scotch parson praying after aowry
brother had preached said
ooh Lord heas thy young servant. and
in thy wisdom prick him with thy Spirit
and take the wind out of him"
All tha wonep of the villages on the
shore of the Gulf of Mexico are in the
Phabit Of swimming. The yonng ladies' are
diving bellies.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
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GEORGE NEARE,


COLLECTIONS made and REMIT ID AZ curreD rates
= IF Eychsn se--A Money invested particulaf n
antion given TO tho Dtvn,eu' Of Iaxas and location
at Land Narra IS -. orders connected WITH = Gen
crtl RgnR ing, Agency ard Collection business
ceive prcrlnt and accurate attention.
j will entar Government i,snASin lows or Nehras.
&a Tor the Eii"winE tsFs;-Nith gold. five per cent
Far locating 80 acre lendwt Sl0 lauG of fees 81
:. 10 " {. 6: 8. q
50 ." s; 6 g
y. B. All locations made by me are upon lands s
laFted bv rsiahl@ Surveyor from parsons inspet-
ton.
I charre f7r the rurchasA srf sale nt Real Estate
ipaning ou~v rrur real estat" secnrity. per cent
Nv Hnriusstn frefsr to the following parties with
whom have done business:
Park Bank. New York city.
Nesars ssam Z Tavlor. \. = CITY
Gr4hih. Nach ID i Nuh0e. DO
- scaurer Vile 4 Co. Boston
g ChHs. CamNAos & Co rhfladelphia
s' C'4rk. Pr7s & Co. - Louis
20 y. II. 8trksialc 4 Co. DO
/" NHeflot g Fcrbiu. Naver port T0wa
- Markell hGrrow & Co. Dubuque. lows 4
=. q isrts, Esq, Chicago
E.Dnm1nt. LSs.. Indianapolis Indiana
|. u. hash. E~sY, Salem. n c.
Reuk Of Seneca Fails Seneca Falls. Y.
Ware Carpenter { Co. Cedar Rapids Iowa
August T. 1850.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

In view OF the fact that All exciting
controversy is AT present in progress be-.
tween eminent lexjcogrsPhcrs, in reference
to the superiority Of the two rival diction
aries-W eoster's and V Worcesters-the fol.
lowing from the St. Louis Repa6,tcaa, is
not bad. 1t settles the question
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

Judge B. wns once obliged te double
with an lrlshman in n crowded hotel, when
the following conversation ensued
Pat, You would have remained a le,s
time IN the old country before yon could
have slept with Judge. would san ~, ."
"iis, yer Honor" said Pat, and ! thinr
yer Honor would have been long s,,a
in the 'onld country before ye'd bcs,, /,
Judge, too.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

MILKING IN SiLsNcE.---At n meeting of
the Farmers Club at West Cornwall,
Conn. one of the members observed that
no talking should be tolerated in the yard
or among the cows, while milking was 20.
ing on. Anothar said he had discharged
man because he would talk and interrupt
the milking in the dairy, and that in three
days afterwards his increase in the yield
of milk Vas equal in value to the amount
he would have had to pay the man in
wages
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

constitution and habits of the person at
fected, and with the character of the fluid
imbibed.
The liquors said to be capable of pro-
dncng the intensest results are those
brands Of whisky known as bust head.
tangle-toot, rotegut, Minuie rifle, astone.
fence kill brain, etc Spurgeon, Bishop
Hughes.
"You m ust be drunk ~ Milton,
| "Whenever get drunk
| i feel my spirits sunk Pollok.
SYN. light, slowed, fnddled, Gzzled
rroggy, whitfield, corned. radd.d, mud,
died, nappv, boozy, sewed.up, in one S
cups. the worse for liquor. having had a
drop too much, half seas over, three gheets
in the wicd, tpsy. intoxicated, swamped.
&c., and other expressions, sometimes OF
"a low or Vulgar kind.
BsF" Efforts have been made bv Cough.
Neal Dow, P. I. Barnum. and others, to
root out the word from the vocabulary,
but thus far without entire success
The pictorial features Of this lexicon are
worthy of especial praise, as presenting
qualities not possessed in the same degree
BY any other ex,ant. We are inclined to
make conio,s rarereocao !, s,,nor, &c .h;.
rauark bnt mus, oo,.o,. o,r'or,,a ,n:r
three or four of the mos, no,svortbv az
amn'es Snch are tho rolI..u,;or.
JACkASS, a The origin of this wcrd is
Unknown. Aa animal of heTSs,r-
horse kind, noted tol the extreme S+'3s
,."S'.ai" h: OF MS ears the sma'IneSs o
cnI,r nane and .tr"a,, ,i,"., pt, ,''''1t E,'.
H. rs patient ploddiny animal very
obstinate at tines, AID possessed Of
great muscular @Tt'y,ty' especially in
W.; rr;.a "','n ;,as '' ., -" ons 'on"' hoarSs
t;on ,bns. Oh F'o,',E' oH ~ y ,',''''e"-
''"'' -" al = = al ee'ah r.
v,vGIny ~, 4'", " ;,,. ',Na.'. = = CHERRY
NJ N>''N' H. y ""e'''H| house; res
u,"ec e. ! nooue pace 10 Stopht. &
inc. "F,S"''o" ., tins word is sojAssl-
20 "' u" 'o.''ws: i"e7e was an inn ior
TavessFS IN ihe s"n'h"rn part Of ArNan--
saF y tourist who h"d visited that part
OF the country was inquired of TO know
"ha, KIND of "A tavern 1t was. and he re-
p''e' ,hAI should "'at &'''i" II h" would
90 W"" n, best IeN'eoSraPAers, howev
er' a,sc'edlt 'hl' origin
- HE way 10 the Mansion House Civ"
me your checks ana Il getyour baggage
--i"rtef.
NEGRO, ~ L niger; Fr nogro ; Irish,
nagur A thck-hped, long heeled sF>%s~,
tIat.ioo'ed, curly wooded, broae Pl.d
noased individual, OF dark com SSS
p1exioo. irdirc,aps IN tho ao:l or
--brooyb. to America Ly Fnnona.1H ,n''.s1 H.1
the purpose of nl,imals'v Einkio~'nna
f,.s or5 4;ssor,.,,,.'.}.. = lug "P
aud Wu I, ya..,.
a>..r, = .,,, o.,,,,,,'-.... .-....,
Song. '"'i' - Via
TRUNK, u. An article carrisa J. y.
phauts ami travellers ev--z--zs,
2 The BODY of a nam or q ,rae
IxFge The Travellers trunk nsa ..ss J
any eon,ains six or eight sh;r>s . lo,.n
standing collars ana ,thar ,nn,rel ,a,,,tL
er with a revolver and , hafit,, nf ran,n
W. ra.,.,,. ,l,,
= '~0 1"N' ""' a''o"
'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

County yRdJs-T1EN i. ALLISON.
Tcsasi1.gr md Rern4i 4ir--HItS. Il. HEDGES.
Crsrf, District Cs,frt -. n. FIELD.
Sheriff. J. J.LAN8E2T
Srto3l SasnsripteR2sai-J1UN G. NN1NGER.
Dr1;paqe "pm.--LUTHER wOuDFORD.
Sairsg5r--JlHN K. COOK.
CjJonsr-L. D. LeTlLLIER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
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yHTH1iEsiALE aud retail ticsIer in Groceries MI
w PROV spous, PiDa bunhar, Doors sash blinds
Pibe sfHsgbs, he, one u west ot Psa,l 1T eel
f,atias ..sfee, fSeux City, IOWA.
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cd to do all kin of ah Printing in the best styis
of the art. Give us call.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

DANKfSG and Agency 0ffee-Coilectious m iaa
ID and remttad at cufrent rates nf exchan a.
Money iuyrs'ea. Particular attention gig.n TO the
paymort II Taxes and location If Land Warrants.-
ohce, corner of Dou .las and Sixth streets, Sioux
City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
-THE-
Siqur Gitp Registcr
+a Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Al
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa.
r. n. ZlEBACH & WIN. FRENZY,

TERMS OF SrBSGRTpTfHN-Tw Do'lsrs YEAR
always iu advance: f1r six months, One Dollar |;
for three month"; Fifty Cents,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

frince Noragahe ,crites again TO the En-
peror's Afmoy bearer and discourseth
on politics horgage is puzzled 10 un-
derstd'td the institutions Of this country
%" The nAole he thinks that they do
things better IN Jeido.