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mind from dwelling on its sorroWs' he was
not as successful, however, m urging his
mother to sit at the table with them. She
still refused, saying that she would take a
bit where she sat, andreceived it with such
a haggard, hopeless look, that 1t struck dis
may to their hearts.
Fred picked up fragment OF newspa'
per, and giving little spring, he cried out
that there was just the place for him ) then
read the following underthe head Of wants.
BOY WAsrrp-one who resides IN the city
who can bring good references-is not less than
sixteen and of good moral habits such an one
will find home while acquiring knoWiedge OF
the business-that of West India Grocery. a
good salary insured to the right kind of assist
ant Address Dix'-box l0I, T. u r.g .a..
That's my place. said Fred, confidently
what makes you think so {? asked his
sister. .sn--4 .',.- -.s.. ...
sO!I don't know, / seem to feel it in
my bones,' as poor father used to say of the
east wind. At any rate, I'll just do my
best in letter, Obi Il hope 1t isn't toe
late-but it shom'tbes I must have thai
place. The man who wrote that advertise
ment has soul; Lknoa0 he has, ms
So Fred sat doWnto his task with tht
most sanguiue expectations, which were no
doomed to Disappointment this time; fol
early the next week note came tx
Bogus requesting him to call at certain
store, and the signature was 'Lawreuc'
Hamilton Il ID .,... .'.'
The very handwriting looks kindly SAID
Fred, as he raised his smiling eyes from {
perusal of the letter; ~. - ID, .E..a.z.
so itdoesp echoed Star, looking over tht
letter. sNow IN draw his picture for you
He is large, pbrtly, handsome man, witt
beautiful eyes and hair-you see if hi
isn't!
Fred laughed at her enthusiastic voice
and manner-ieolared be believed she wal
right-kissed Ter, kissed his mother, seizet
his CAP and htrried from the room.
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ITO BE CONTINUED.
WASHINGTON IRvINa.-The followir

WASHINGTON IRvINa.-The following
beautiful passage occurs in the touching
discourse delivered by the Rev. DR.. Creigh-
ton, of Tarrytown, New York, on the 4th
ult., in reference to the death of Washing
ton Irving:
owe sorrow not with the sorrow of the
world, immoderately and in repining spir-
it, because we can say with the disciples,
when they could not prevail on Paul to re-
main. The Lords will be done But we
sorrow because we can see his face no more.
No more at his own freside, at which were
clustered cheerfulness, wit, humor, charity,
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how are mother and you gS ''' No; ?;
I shouldn't dare to run q w, NC snail
aro.;.U besr that Mimilton, who
lent my father the fouru.:uiea aol'
lars, is a very good and 81. 1.'Vus Ss-1:, man
They don't speakso higtS :cI Taiiis'o
stsnd .v j. that means TIM sharper in
bargains, and probably ,a'or:
sFor all that, dear, p ne m'gnt ge'
you good place. said
so he might; I'llgoee; lisa Or'gn, gi,
thought. Early tom morning, 1 =
call on him. Oh I ey we snail de
very well. If only uncfnee,,i naa treat
ed us little more huf' l q 90 70 nin
lint I'd rather die. .,dded earnestly:
with lowering brow set eee'n' 'tnat u,
ask him one favor. 20 so oetes6 ina
man! !.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-19

IuOu
She.-sWhere are you from p
He.-sFrom below
She.-Where are you going?'
He.-sAboye.'
Shc.-sWho are you for?
He.-'The Congress-
&e.-sWhat are you doing below?
He-sOh, we are popping them STILL
She Ito herself. tits mighty poor pop.
ping such as you will do, anyhow CA.
Loudly whats your name?
He.-sAndrew Jackson
She asked him respecting her fathers
regiment, and he gave her what informa-
tion he possessed. he then galloped away
towards Charlotte, and Susan returned to
the house to tell his news and ridicule the
figure he had cut-the gangling fellow on
the grass pony. Years after, she used to
laugh as she told the story; and later, when
the most thrilling news Of the time used to
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10
WINTER SmoEs.-I.ike III, gnarlrd oak that

WINTER SuoEs.-I.ike The gnarlcd oak that
has withstood tn storms and thundcrbol;s for
ccn..ri's, man himself begins TO die at the cx,rem-
tiles. Keep the feet dry and warm and we may
smack our fingers in ioyons Triumph at disease
and the doctors. Put on two pair Of thick wooden
stockings (but keep this 20 yoursclf) go to som"
honest son Of ST. Crispin. and have your measure
taken for stout pair of winter boots or shoes
shoes are better for ordinary, everyday us" a.
they allow the really escape Of the -odors Will,
they strengthen the ankles, accus, ming them to
,.pcnd on Themselves. very slight accident is
sufficient TO cause spralcd ankle 10 a habitun'
hoot-wcarcr. Besides 4. shoe cnnprrs,rs less, aud
hence admits OF more go.ou' circulation of The
blood Blt wa, boots when you rid, or travel;
give directions also, t. have NJ cork or india rub
brr about tn. shoe, hut To place between the lay
,1s of the so,cs from out 10 out, piece Of stout
hem OF to-, linen, wli:h In, ben dipped IN malt
I'd pitch Ths is absolutely iuP'n ious 10 wr''l
--,ocs not absorb particle. while W. know that
cork docs and after awhile b comes "sucsv'
AMI damp for awc,k WIN you put them on
for the fast time they will feel =, easy a. an old
sho"," ADD You hay stand GA damp pa" iu
hours with impuuity.
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E'ihLN ip hy y. Jones and brought before
=. J. 1uu-r, on" al ~" justice, of he
l..,c, u rnl f., tI' Anaraocr Nad on. .,rav
HN. u-uk'j thus: Cop andHl alr crop in H.,
i.-'' r"r AMI uudrr-bi; in ih" lc!;; branded with
au "n hi, lj-.l hip. and has T Ca his ligh.
holn, .rd rs way backed; i, mostly Vile, with
~ou. r.ac' s;"s - lis n"cl, and lis ,ars NJ.
black. Appalled, Icy John Csi.anauch aad j. T.
Rob MS H. Zoe worth twenty d"la', IN cash. The
Owner 81 spl %, VIII please come forward, prov.
property, pay charges AND ral' him away, or l..
-. J." Il ~ with -ocor'iur to 'a'r
JAIiI.S +. II RNLT, =. T.
.Oci Bpm
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Taken up arl stayed beDre me Justice Of
81 th' J. ace @. AnuAcoco WHd, iy .jossih W.
M"Tr ming cn Lib r;y Creek. One sORREL
rolSE about - hands high and about nine
yra!. cd, h., ing q white face and Ia ge knot
g" on .t D, bind legs, nc brand visible, appra.s-
Il by John g. Carmraush ard Jossph W
H"o'o. &" b., worth IN cash fifteen dolla!s.
No" .lJ:,iun the ,Uuer of aid ,ssfay, vii
phrase coma t.. ~a.d aaa p..y' property, pay
",',-r. AMI .at' iiiu svly within sixty da, :. or
BE- vii b.. t.a' wlh according tu law
j. Z. TURNER, j. T..
O,t r. IN
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y . L | { l. .

40 COMMITTED To jail in tie pafi>h C.
RaPidrs on the 2G. sept. a Ruuavav
~. named BOOKER, -. Aa belongs 20 D,up-
sly EatmAn. residing ia to- Parish & pcS,to.
Said boy is > feet 10 or II inch, Ii.n, about -
or II years If APE, gritf color. has snail scar or
mole on hs right jaw.
The owner of said boy will please orrt- forward.
prove property pay cnarga, .ua ,....r Lin away,
or he VIII o. dealt with eccrrii'.r f" lew.
!SRAEL guEEE,
I:l-ti .l..!o-
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" AN Y f. d!
r.. SIMPSON &Co.

IMPORTERS Z
ybRiNDIEH, Gins. Whisiics, Wines, &c. &C.,
- Market Street. Philadrlplia
Agents i"r j. H. il,'n' al, Sclir,lar /; r. r.
Mcnoan, pcrc a J il, Ia KochcI!o Galiii.r, Frs
r." C"gnac aug t-Iy.
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MARRIED..

On SUNDAY evening, November iih. bF the
R.v Mr. Dow, Mr.. william liENlh ~. JOINS
To Miss LYDIA MILCs, both Of this pia.rr.
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bIHjLAE EIU ETNIE r'CF- r..
he LT--1h. r.v anI n.a~i frcnt - ~?
i... r.a-s pass ..,. Iaa',,, 10 500,
q. H. EcaIl, Commander ,;.r. D. Z. mcr. C;rrI,.
Uid r.a q. e regular Tar' b..g9.,u Nv o.
'-au5 anil :.r,rpu.t. GIrrl E.rcu. Coelatta.
''"'' C'm"'r. C.au@ f.ro., ST. Jiauricc. Mont
~"mrv, C',r, Al"Xhp.ia, NuuEaus, E4aiI's.
lrj .' iu' ra, '.at" landing.
tL. vi. c,ui''Hc. h.i regular tips ~ oor as
J whr vii permit, aI.4 cJa,.nuc Throughout
g.. s.a..n
iu.r- ia. past suu.ur ~" The j.. So, Lqs
been boar expressly for 10" E.d liver TRADE.
Having superior accommodations. and fof COM
,a.t. sJr;r o'a .ir,l O. MT surpassed. iy ary
boot IN 'h' t-'", ir' oAicc.. folsr tai, occasion
,1 .o.isi. "a .In.. 6 pa..o1.,..
; 81 .ai"''ar a-tsu!i IA paid fpra,ahJl
"rd "n' business. 0"tI3-ds
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Il NJ - v q - "a -;
Iron Screw and Joint Lever Cottoa
PIG Sc

WE undersigned would respectfully inform
: the ciiizrns OF tn parishes oi Rapidce, Match
iochcs and Sabine, sthat he is proprietor OF I'm,
celebrated cotton pr 49, and is prepared 20 flru;si
planter, with Individual rights to this very va'u-
able press, and viii give al ncrcssarr instruction
in regard ig putting il mp ready for us.
S. fliIFER.
Mansfield, u. Soto Parish, "a.
e mod "f .his press can BE- seen by eI-
plying a: his Office.
ALEXANDRA, Ia, Sept. Sih 1Sc0.
Ma. PIuFEg-SF--lou wish me 10 give YOU
ny opniopoEtlc Provost Iron Screw anG Liver
20 'tcn Iro2r which you hav' irs' PIT M for M.
After trying i 10 my sa'isfa ~tion. can recon-
r1'nd It 10 all a. superior Cotton Ircs1
U ThOS. NEAL.
AiDSa' LEIA. L., March ~, I''CC
Nh. EILAS IiIFER- Dear Sir.--Nou wish my
opinion Of h" pr"v""t Scr'.w and Lever Cotton
!f's-. ohiri, v'u pr NJ or my p's-',' ~. T'.s
:ar very tnug rhr piun'tr, have been wanting in
IBIS .liou Of ia. county. lt is without cAccp-
?. 'ic h.at press ever u i or SAYS IN uir, ticIe
.orr urho,jl.rrly cay TO az p'aut.Ie who ar in
want "f,a Cotton Pres. to p'i v"l 20 furnish the
l'I"vC't Press. Yours Iuiy
s.pt-f ). Il. WILLS.
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NEW PROSPE(
.lxrEsSrn yEAn'


nN the lst Of july last, the TIL
W of the NEW SERIES" u tI|
AMERICAN was commenced.
In Announcing the above fact, th4
embrace the Opportunity 20 thank ti1c1
ard subscribers Tor the very Ii0eio< |
have hitherto extended to ihI<j1ur1
as hey have, far beyond iha; ia
Gallon % i g Kind 10 the world
la.ion. The average cifculdtIofI
AMERICAN during the past yea
5000 COPIES pEI
Somc editions kaNJ reached ~
none less DIAN 5000 J'ss rSi6
iiou cvinces iho popularity 1hr .
ON rrador~ scrlI satisfied witII
quality OF matter they - = ona
Comp Using -! pagfs aud costing -
publ. ha, are deiclniined to stu +
plP.r dn.irg he coming year.
III" Sri.Uiiic Amciican has the y /
home ard ahioad, % being ,be bfst "
lj.~j.r tcyui.G 10 m'chanical and IN
so,,, io" published, and the ptiblisI
ono.u.d o. Labor aad entcrpIiso wi
Keep up t3r rpuiI 'ou thcy have ear
thr r...tn yeara III y have jecn com
Is paniraduu.
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New Goods.

4 WOULD big l'Wc 10 inoim my fi.ris,
. customers, and idc paddle g'n.Ial'y. 'I.' an
uow rccci, ing and op. u.ns wcil a>."rt, stock
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g 7. u OIL.


roJessoro( Muxic.
A TTENDs to all natter. connoo,.., -, y,
:, profession. the pnrchasc Of ;rs.,,'r WIN ;. :
; ,.n's WIN ho nost recent Improvements ;,,,
g INC D'gg's Patent Piano. Tp,;on ,,.,",,
Wo oWly; ~ oh. business cash. Otiic,f "''
s sn, J'"eiy Store, Ice House H"tl 80
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Corporation IT Alexandra in account with
l. holnas Jcwcit, Treasurer,
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ar. 2. !. LUCKFTT,

y "O'TI ',fo1i;CI-s- 4 VERY ItPG :.
-'-oI,L,ru, l.. -ao. ~
al: "-.g K { UETHEowTCE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24

BY the following item which we clip
from the Rocky Mountain News, it will be
seen that our former fellow townsman, L.
W. SINCLAIR, Esq is alive and kicking :
l.. W. Sinclair, Esq at the Fourth St.
stove and Tin store, is drawing fine map
o: the gold region, showing the location
OF the different digginsS. leads, gulches.
DC. IT will be the most complete map
yet published
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24

Election returns come to us so confused
and scattering that we are unable to give
the definite majori,ies in this or any other
State. But enough is known to announce
that Old Abe has quit rails splitting, and
will open Cabinet shop at Washington,
the 9TH day of March, 1861. No doubt
he will have plenty OF customers, and do
a thriving business.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24

Hon Tnos. II. BENTON, Jr., Secretary
Of the board Of Education, was in town
last week. He delivered a lecture in the
Methodist Church on Saturday evening
last, on Education, which elected much
COM ndation
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24

By a card elsewhere it will be seen that
J, /. MonTos, Esq, has opened law Of,
fee at Melbourne, Plymouth county The
long experience and popularity of this
gentleman must secure for him large
share Of business
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24

A Concert will be given by the Sioux
City Glee Club, at Casady's Hall on Thurs
day evening, Nov, Goth. Proceeds to be
devoted to furnishing St. Thomas Church.
Admission % cents Tickets may be had
at any of the stores.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24

Rev. Mr.. HORT will lecture in the Epis
copai Church on Sunday eveAng next, OF
Christian Education.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24

When our sick aud weakly friend Of
the Times left for Des Moines a short
time since, it was - currently reported" by
the "knowiue ones" that he had secured
the services Of gentleman to conduct
the editorial department 0! the paper in
his absence The gentleman (2l has made
his appearance, judging from the follow
ing: -
There will be no paper published at
This office next weet, o1td perhaps none the
,ceek ,folloWing. We are making arrange
ments however to enlarge the Times, and
promise our subscribers that it shall be
served to them more regularly in the tu
ture. The item Of The REGlsrER's. that
the Times had suspended. is contempti
Die .talSehoo}, nothing Of the kind has,
or is likely TO occur,'
The above item we clip from the last
number Of the Times for the purpose of
giving it an airing in our columns. I'm
doubtcdly the Times will thank US for
giving their editorial The benefit of our
extensive circulation. We rejoice in the
prosperity O; the Times, and hope its
readers vii! be pleased with the proposed
enlargement but we fear they will not -
The mechanical aud Typographical depart
ment is so poorly executed that we believe
the less there is Of it the better it will
IL h.
nounctment had been made tina: thereafter
the Times will lie printed so that it eau be
read, it wou'd have been much more
pleasing TO its supporters and if tn"
present gen.!emanly' editor sees fit to
change his notice We may give it another
insertion-feeling as we do, great interest
in the prosperity of the Times.
It's true. the Times charges us with
''eontem plihle talsehood, because we stat
ed that 1t was curren,ly reported that it
had sus pcnded;' but we will not take it
to hear. Mr. Times, for We suppose men
Of yorr ass tuttness know every word that
is uttered in town; and for au.ht we
know, you may claim the power Of divine.
my mems thoughts.
Now Mr.. Times don't charge US with
. contem ptible talsehood' again, when we
merely report a rumor for it might ,Tt
our .fssliahs 3; in fact it might annihlate
Us. We hope for the lore we bear you
that You will treat rs more CONSIDERABLY,
and that you will ever bear in mind that
he thief is the frs. man to cry stop
thief" Finally, we entreat YOU in the
name Of Friendship to change that edito.
rial strike out the phrase enlarge Tie
Times and insert print the Times so
that i, can be read" Now in all kind
ness, we bid you good bye for the present.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24
DAKOTA CITY POTTERY.

NESaRS. HTEGLEk XCkiiART of the Dakota
1Nl City Pottery. take We present opportunity Of
saying to The merchants and public generally that
they will continue in the business heretofore
having increased their facilities are enabled To man
ufacturs larger amount of stoneware and of IN.
best quality. Returning thanks for the liber, mt.
ronage bestowed upon the old firm they resperfull,
solicit n continuance of the sane for the new and
they will endeayor to retain il by prompt execution
Of their orders to which they will attend At
all times. Give them call.
Dakota city. N. T., Nov. II, 1853 TT
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24

A large number Of emigrants on their
way to Dakota Territory, passed through
our city during the week.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24

THANKSGIVING DAY.--ln obedience to
the recommendation of the Governor of
the State of Iowa, it has been determined
by the Pastors Of the respective churches
in Sioux City, to unite in appropriate re-
igious exercises upon Thursday next
Services to commence al O'Clock 4 =.
~, at the Methodist Church. The ser.
mon will be delivered by Rev. Mr. Hoyt.
1t is earnestly hoped that all our citizens
will feel it to be duty to suspend for a
few hours their secular avocation and
manifest tbankfulness for the abundant
prosperity with which they have been
crowned during the past year, by engag.
ing in the devotional exercises of Thanks.
giving Day.
80 give thanks unto the Lord, for he
is good for his mercy endure,h forever"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24
COMMERCIAL.
Corrected Wseky BY N. TocTLE, Wholesale an.
Retail dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.


SIOUX CITfhEGIsTER OFFICE,
Sioux CRY, Nov. II. 1850.
NEW WHEAT-65c per bushel.
WHEAT FLOURISH 0asj.00 per hundred
CORN MEAL-kl5o per hundred.
CORN-25c per bushel
OATS--30c per bushel.
POT ATOEs-25 per bushel.
BEASs-yl per bushel.
HAM-l5slsc. per ID.
BACON-12sl3c per ID.
LARD-l2al5c per ID.
BUTTER-l2sl5c per ID.
EGd5-'5o per dozen.
DRIED APpLES-l2al3c per ID.
DRIED PEACHES-l2aIGc per ID.
sCGAR-l0al6c per ID.
COFFEE-2oc per h.
TEA-75cas1 so per ID.
M0LAssEs-75casl 90 per gallon,
BEEF-3al0c per ID.
PORK-5c per Id.
ONIONS-S1 90 per busbel,
WHISKEY-l0ca6oc.
LuMBER-Cottonw ood-s20 per NJ.
PINE-s65 per thousand II.
SHINGLES-Pine 81; Cottonwood IS per thous
LATH-S5 per thous.
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NOTICE.

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the City Assessment
! Books for the year 1859, are now in my hands
and that the City Couuci! has levied tax of Il Of
one per cent. the assessed value of Personal and
Real Property within the corporal" limits Of Sioux
CifP Tor the year 1860. These books will remain in
my hands thirty days for public csamnatuu. and
any person ngrievcd by IT," assessment will have Al.
Opportunity to lay their grievances before the ity
Council at the expiration OF the t;mp specified
JOS ". STEVENS,
City Marshal.
Mnrshal's Office, Sioux City, Iowa,
AUGUST IS e.
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HSE0RTANT!


hnona Vista County, Iowa. Sept 18th 1850
NoflcE is hereby gwen to JAMES CARTW ELI
: mat vii appear N tn nitcd States Land
oihrr ~ Sioux city, Iowa, upon the I5th Of Novcm
p't iS'u aaa prove M my pra -cmpts"u upon the
west hall Of the south east oarfer and the "a, hal,
the south west quarter OF section IL township o.
anse 81 west Of the 9Th principal meridian =
ssi1 James H. 'ar-"eiisis hereby notified to APP
pear on that day and sssw cause why should not
be allowed 10 prove up gu said presumption.
hS"' JANE, II. GLEIEN
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24

Sioux city Post once Regulation
Mails arrive at and depart from this Office as
ollows
Sioux City & Council BluTs--Leaycs Tuesday Thurs.
day and saturday arrives Wednesday, Friday and
sunday. haii classes at 0 O'Clock, +. NJ preceding
the day Of departure.
Sioux City and omahn-ieayes Monday. Wedne sday
aud Friday at :. 4. NJ arrives Tuesday. Thur dav
and Saturlay at ,, r. VI. Mail closes al 9 o'clock
7. NJ preceding the day of departure.
Sioux City an! Loyan--Leayes Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday ut , =. NJ; arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday by IL VI.
Sioux City aud Fort Dodge-Leaves every,alternate
Monday Mail closes at OF clock, 2. NJ proceed.
ing the day Of departure.
Sioux City and Mankato. Leaves every alternate
Monday. Ma closes at O'Clock. p. N, proceed ing
the day of departure.
Sioux city and Panors-Leaves Monday at A. NJ :
arrives FRIDAY at 6 p. NJ. Mail closes at o'clock
?. NJ. preceding the day Of departure.
Sioux City and Fort Randsll-ieaves every Monday
morning NAH closes at O'Clock =. NJ. preceding
day OF departure.
ClIAS. X. SMITH, Pm.
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W. II. BIGELow. CIV. CHAMBERLIN
Bigelow & Chamberlin

I oSATE Land Warrants, make Collections, pay
i Taxes. &c
The new revenue law of Iowa provides for the sale
the first Monday of October next Of all Real rs
tate npon which t'xes are due and unpaid. Thirty
per cent is added TO the tax after the sale We will
give especial attention to yment OF taxes for
residents
BIGEL0W / CHAMBERLIN
Sioux City. Iowa. June ID 1880.
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BAR Bh.R SHOP.
Notice,

DIVISION OF Ions in the town Of Sai,,
~ .Amcs, Nebraska will takc place on Tuesday
the let day Of November, 1860, after which warrnn
tee deeds will be given. Persons Interested viii
please take notice. NJ IIfpENISa :
81 James. Sept. IL 1850 nSxa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24

RICHARD H. POWLESSON,
BUILDER
WILL on.ract for the erection OF buildings, and
w from his long experience in the business fe els
able to render general satisfaction.
PIN NBER!
Consisting Of Flooring, Doors, Sash, Blinds &C.. &C.
for sale on commission, by
r. H.POWLEsSoN.
ts-Terms CAsI-Pricesex extremely low.
July 7, 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-24
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

A chiefs amang you takin' notes.
And faith. he'll prent 'em!
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24
OF YER ONT.
. DISTRICT or ORLEANS SS

Alta probate court held at Irasburgh, within
and for the district aforesaid, on the I'd day of
August, A. d. 1860:
An instrument purporting TO be the last viii
and testament Of Roswell Allen, late of Lowell,
in said district deceased, was presented to the
court here for probate, by David E. Works, the
executor therein named.
Therefore It is ordered by said court that pnb-
lie notice be given to all persons concered therein
TO appear before said court a session thereof to
De held at lrasburgh, on the Goth day of August,
A. D. 1850, and contest the probate of said will
And Il 10 further ordered that this order be pub
hshed three weeks successfully in the Orleans
Independent Standard, newspaper printed at
lrasburgh, in this State, the last of which shall
be previous 10 the day assigned, as aforesaid, for
hearing.
Given under nv hand at the probate Office, at
irssburgh, this I'd day Of August, A. d. 1850.
S3w3 NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24

SINGULAR DISCOVERY IN FLoRI-
cULTURE.-It is said that ex-Mayor
Tiemann Of New York has accidentally
made discovery which threatens to
revolutionize Horticulture. One of the
hands at his paint factory having thrown
some liquid green paint Of a particular
kind on a fower-bed occupied by white
anemones, the flowers have since made
their appearance with petals as green as
grass. The paint had in it peculiar
and very penetrating chemical mixture,
which Mr.. Tiemann has since applied.
with others colors, to other plants, annual,
biennial, and thus shrub kind-the
result being invariably that the flowers
so watered took the hue Of the deposited
at their roots. 1t is to be hoped that
these experiments viii be carefully fol-
lowed up, and the particulars given to the
public at an early day.