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Discovery OF Diabelseal Plot in Texas.

81. LouIs, July as 1850
An extra from The Bonham Texas Era once OF che INA
INST received te-nght by the overland mail contains Q
etter from Chas r. Pryor. editor Of the Dallas Hsul
atng that the IRE at that place the 9Th led 70 s
discovery Of diabolca plan to devstae the whole o.
Nsrthcrn Iexa-white men, friends Of the abolition
preachsrs Blunt Mckinney, who expelled from TIE
country last year. the instgatos The plan was 70
lay the whole country waste BY nre destroying all arms
ss%,%,nnioo NC AID 70 get Ae country IN STATE q
make general instruction aided by emssares from taa
Nerth and parties friendly 70 the cause in Texas.
Their sphere OF operations Was dstricted and srb-d-
ricted each district being under the supervision Of
white man, who was 10 control the negroes. Several
white men and negroes concerned in the plot; have been
arrested at Dallas.
The following hres are reported 10 have occurred on the
same day that naas destroyed ali Of which are at
triouted TO the same cause.-The large mercantile bouss
in Black Jack Grove loss go 600 three houss
at Denton loss 800 900; large store house a, Plo4
Point loss $40 900; large store horse az Iadona los
s26oo; eight stores at Benap, loss no; estimated TIE
town Of hifo-d, Fills county, was totally destroyed
Several smaller 6rcs had also broken out
Great excitement existed throughout the whole e
Northern Texas In consequence OF the discovery Of this
fendsh plot and prompt and elective measures we're
being taken for the preservation OF life aad property.
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The Golden Fleece Outward Bsund.
81. yoH>s, n. r., July X 1850
The steamship Golden Fleece, from New Yorl arrived
on Cape Race NJ three O'Clock ths Afternoon
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Obftu AIRY.

BvRINCros, y. J., Jlly Is, 1850
Rev Courilandt vsa Rensselaer,, an bonored aoj BE-
loved Clergyman Of the Presbyterian church died hs
residence IN this city, this morning He the 500 a.
the Hon. stephen Van Rensselaer, OF Albany, NY
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HOOfHtHOmlst1 IN Itx2B-FTe0 In TeE00s
NV ORLEANS, July -, 1900 q
Three aboliiionsts have beea caught In washingt0
county, Texas and ordered 10 leave the State.
The oes by the recent res the North Eastern counties
Of Texas exceeds 500 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-26

LArxA KmSB's THEATRE. That hlnous comedy " Our
American Cousin has been revived here with great
cess, the house being crowded every night The
nearly the during its first run. Mr. Jefferson is
quaint In Asa Trenchard Sothern's Dundreary
the same delicious carcature Of the extreme British
swell Couldock, Burnett and Peters clever be-
fore In the roles and the ladies' Mrs. John WOOD
Miss Sara Stevens Ns c. Jefferson and Mrs. vnins make
up q most agreeable ensemble. Everybody should zee
"our American Cousin" once, II not ofener
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irregular. may be written fully ono cent pound
lever. saies ranging at ak to nine cents mich
cows were plenty and dull. Calves were steady
Sheep and lambs were plenty, but hrm' SWINE
were steady at &c. sc. There were on sale 4,26s
head beef cattle 1877 cows. s3i veas y 500 sheep
and lambs and 5000 swine.
The cotton market exhibited more tone yesterday
while the reached about 500 balse closing the
basis OF quotations given In another column. rhs -four
market again heavy and lower especially Tor
mon and medium grades Of State and Western Southern
also partook Of the general heaviness irregular
while sales were fair including lots for
export. Choice family extra grades I'M
changed. Wheat Was again lower, while sales at the
concession were fair. Corn wa rather more
buoyant with fair amount Of sales PORK in steady
request with sales Of at Sla IS and prime
at sl4 2S Sugars were steady, with sales of yo4 hhds
and 900 boxes at rates given In another column Coffee
was firm, with sales Of 900 bags Ceyon Ice, coo DO
Maracabo at 16c lsxc, and 100 do. Jamaica at o. t.
Freights were higher for Liverpool and room scarce
Wheat was engaged, in bulk and bags at &c. 9kc. and
some -four reported at Is. Id. % 3d. To London
wheat in ships bags was engaged .. e,id
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rHf rcaac Pz.yTISo.


lar legal and Just Iarcombe English do not deny Mr.
rangborns authority 10 act for Gov Ford but insist that
Psnsbora, who practical printer shall continue the
exceedingly profitable arrangement they we're lucky
enough TO make temporarily with Gov Ford, who not
practical printer Deees who figures In the papers ss
having commenced proceedings against Ford for q
share OF the pronts Of the printing is the same man
who run rs a candidate against Ford printer OF the
House, and who offended many OF the republicans By
sending letter 10 their caucus promising TO give them
share Of the PROFITS they weu,d cleo, him They spurned
the bride and repudsied Dcfrees When the latter saw
that Ford about to be elected one Of his friends II IL
said, expressed wish 10 Governor Ford that be would
save Derecs from any loss incurred from being oandi
date which understood to refer Simply TO pefrees
expenses here. Ford replied, "I viii do whatever Is
honorable" II Il said thai Ford has kept his word 70
the tune Of nearly thousand dollars and now this op
pouch, Of Ford has the impudence reported TO CON-
mence legal proceedings against Ford for permanent
share In the printing profits Ford rspudiases him.
xArrvrs
Major A. 8. Pagan, Paymasier for the department Of
Oregon has been ordered change his station from Fort
Dallas For, Vancouver in Consequence Of difficulties in
obtaining funds with Which pay the troops at the for
mcr post
The property recently vacated b. the Hijson's Bar
Company, at Fort ysaco'vc-. has ben examined aad
disposed Of By board OF army officers. consisting OF
Captsis Naumsn. Surgeon Barnes and Major Reynolds
The disposition Of the pups,ty oigd with Captain In
gsk
Port Craig New Mexico viii be gsrrisoaed By com.
pany G., mounted rides, Captain Morris
Csntonment Burgrom viii be under command Of Lien.
tenant o. G. wagner
Company y, OF Colonel Duncaas mounted rilenea has
been ordered Join the Csmasche and Klcvs expedition
"a IS relieved from present duty Fort Union.
NAVAL s,rrxgs
circular from the Navy Department To the CON
msndants Of yards axes the ocmpeoss;o, Of
ohsncs at twelve hundred dollars per aa,um except.
ing master ship carpenters, Who VIII receive four
teen hundred dollars tbs spcrsetcs the Odd system
By which master mechanics were paid per diem AMI
received pcrauistcs from apprentices wages. but
docs not increase their aggregate salaries
ru DsyArrAroS.
Tho denlcaton Of ouartcrnsster Sutherland amounts
70 some thirty three thousand dollars Ts surcies are
twenty ave thousand.
Trs No os-E,Ss rOr O,Frcr puNc,roy
The dcfac,,oa o. The New Orleans Postmls or b. f-iv
covered b. h slrc,es Ts 5hce ~ c'u-gs " .,s
cl, assat Of The Dsplr,re1t
rn rTeEt sss1rls
q. ~ s.'hpe- $u 1)s Las ilt4g g'ls 1s,l. -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.

. $780, - ASSS - ASA ASx1A OOAAS0Ns
THE stirring events which are sure 20 make mem.
j orabis the the year lnUD--ths recurrence II the
election Of PRESIDENT aud Vice President 10 that year
the extraordinary division Of parties In that cleo
ton, Sectional IN character far Of them IL
concernsd. aud National and Conservative a. the
Democratic party must b~, for II holds almost 20 ua
sway With the Black Republicans In the North, aud
10 triumphant IN the south aud the slaveholdius
tend the circulation Of the Repnbican TO every fam
lily which II doss not nov reach. With this view We
now send out this Prospectus IT, In the course Of
political events for the last three four years. ".
We have bssn peculiarly unfortunate. We do not
think Ne have however. We have opposed Rack Ne
pubieanism IN every shape and form In which Il has
been pre- sotsd 70 the coantry, aud intend TO do
40 In tbs c,Nnns Presidential election. II matters
very little y tsth-r Vim. II. Se~Ard shall be the
nominee Of the party In opposition 10 ths Dsnoerat
ic party or that some susarosa'sA candidate shall
be presented In bis stead. shall s psrsistsnt nd
uniitink In our siDvta to defeat such nominee W.
for the preservation of the tpon aud b.lieviur
that the election 81 tbs Black R~publcaa candidate
VIII endanGsr II u doe' not ensure it, dissolution
We regard this ~ enough to justify our course
IN this election.
A. . nswspspsr. ~ shall labor. a. - have labor
sd, to make II equal 70 any In tho country WEI have
correspondents 81 al points from which news Of
much interest may b. sap-ctst. a"d they have a.
~ays been bnnd faithful and industrious III the col
lection Of facts We shall add To this number hen
ever the occasion demands IT, The Telegraph viii
also b. put INTO reQusiton at every point whore II
can hs used. particularly from Washington aid let
ferson City tor the Transmission OF important utsn
genes.
We ask our friends TO some sxestion to add 10
our already large large and every day Increasing ctr
culstion. For year 10 ooine M man nor family In
the Union should be without . Newspaper. The
Newspaper Press is the great Auocrat In this coun
try More than the Pulpit, or thu Bar. or the halls
Public opinion and it ishiy impo,tant the. that
opinion should be conti,s lsd and kept In In propsr
channels 30 M TO the pspetuity Of insti
buttons. and the prosperity Of tbs People This 10
sh- great maston Of ths spapsr press, sud In all
things 10 shall sndeavos 10 ~ conduct The H.pxbit.
cas - TO make II ecnducs to that end.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

ALMOST FiME The steam Touring
mill Of Messrs. RoEscn in this city, nsr
rosly escaped destruction BY fire on
Thursday morning last A bols abau,
three feet square vas burnt 10 the Aoos,
aud : sumber Of tools destroyed. Tbs
aspposision Is thu. the Ere waa caused b.
: spart fVm the engine. There vas no
person IN the mill ~ The ,in,s--i. being
early in the morning -aad one VI the pro.
prissors arrived juss 10 The I" aist Of time"
70 ssvs NE buildiag.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

Malls arrive ct and depart from this once ~
follows
SIOUX City Council Blu6s--Lsavss Tuesday. Thurs
day and saturday :srrivs4 Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday. Mall closes at o'clock, y. N. preceding
the day Of departure
Sioux City and Omaha-Isaves Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday at !. A. NJ: arrives Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday At q, p. n. Mail closes ct O'Clock.
?. N. preceding the day Of departure.
Sioux city and Lsgtn-Lssves Monday, Wednesday
and Friday ~ . 2. w.; arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday by - u.
Sioux City and Fort Dodgs-Lesvsa every alternate
Monday. Mail doses at O'Clock, p. n. proceed.
Ing the day OF departure.
Sioux City and MaakNto. Leaves every alternate
Msndsy. Mail eloses ~ seeloek, = ~, preceding
the dav n departure
sious City and Panovs--Lsaves Monday at A. n. +;
arrives Friday ~ ~. n. Nail closes Al O'eiaek,
Y. n. yrsredins the day u departure.
Gtous CITY seA Fort Randall Leaves every Monday
mornlas NAH r.nsss d oslnek r. n. preceding
day VI departure.
CMAs. 4. SMITH, Pm.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

DisrRICr CoURr.-Ths Court sdj oSrned
on Wednesday last, after having perform
Cd . large amount Of Enthusiastically
clearing the docket The following cases
in addition 70 those reported last week,
were disposed Of:
Moore l. Clapp ". D. W. Smith ct ss.
judy for plf for 4i77 81.
Andrew Lssch ". N. F. Moore, judy.
for plG for sass.
Wn. r. Henry ". Ch.s. E. Hsdges.-
Juds. for plff. $l32,67.
Isaac n. Berry ". Joseph Gravel and
Rouvills Brunette. Judg. for pld. for
$s27,2o
Arson Biglov ". H.rlon Baird. Cos.
tinusd.
Jas. II. Berry ~. Gravel / Brunssts.
Judg. for plff. for $1,000.
8. T. Davis, adm, ". 8. B. Gsrdssr, Of
a. Continued.
Sv.h W. Swisgeu w. Harvey City CO.
Judg. for plG by default for $9s.
Plyn,uth county ". W. W. Cslver, 8.
". S~iggess and John L. Campbell. Jsdg
for plf. for $3.50.
Tootls l. Jackson ". Dis,rie. Township
Of Sioux City. Judg. fOs pI6. fes 80.
Frank Street w. W. p. Holmsu. Con.
tinusd.
4. Grouinger ". Henry Rossch. Judg
for plfF. for $50.
Smith l. Sinclair ". Henry Roesch. -
Judg. for plfs. for so.
John Teller vs.. Henry Roesch. Judg.
for pf. for sl3i,s6.
A. Her,s ". Henry Roesch. judy. for
plf for $l27,l5.
o. Tred~ay ". P. ". Pri,chsrd. Re.
ple,in Continued.
H. H. Powlesson ". Henry Roesch.-
Juds. for plf; for $isl.s9.
Hudson L Joy ". N. Townsley. Judg.
for plf $lSo,l6.
Culver 4 Belts ". Woodbury. county
Change of venue taken to Monons Co,
W. W. Culver ". Henry R,esch judy.
for pl6. $500.
Sanborn / FolIsts ". s. H. Cassdy.-
Nonsuit.
Geo. W. Ryal' w. 8. W. swigg.t.. Ap
peal. Continued.
J. B. Stuts,nan W. Chas. Roulo. judy
for plf $6ol,25.
Clay county Is. Woodbury. county. This
suit ~aa IL aght for the purpose Of deter
mining whether Clay county which "a.
formerly attaohsdi to Woodbury., is IN
TITLED TO the tax for 1858. Court d old
in favor Of Clay.
Cuddy Merit. l. C. vs. Chas. Roulo.
Judg. for pE. $62O,7s.
David Boals vs.. Henry Roesch. judy.
for p'ff $l2s,l4.
Smith l. Sinclair ". Sam'l II. Casady.
Judg. for plffs. for $7o,2l.
I. l. Gritfey W. Kinssnorth / Shearer.
Nonsuit.
The Grand Jury was in travail until
Tuesday afternoon. and gave birth TO some
Is or 20 bills Of indictment. Among the
victims are those Of our nerchants who
keep the "eraytbur' in their establish
ments, contrary to " the statutes in such
cases made aud provided
No criminal cases we're tried.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14
Bridge Notice.

I WILL resolve sssisA propnssls, ~ etosI City
] Post Ifsas. o. 81 my neaes In Plymouth sossty
until Hstusdsy. Marsh 18th. u O'Clock. r. n. ~
building fridge ssvoss the Hsuksm kesia, on the
Hoe II tbs state Rad isadtag trom Sons isy 10 the
month u Aaek risss. risR ard Specifications may
y seen - ths s6es Of J. n Weld. E.l,, In Hloux
City. " VAN ULfNDA,
caasty Judge piywsash essaty.
February %. $3.50. ai9s
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

CARDs.-we have on hands large -.
sortmsnt Of Cards. al sizes and quality.
which We will furnish, handsomely printed.
for one dollar per hundred Eve hundred
for $3.50. and one thousand for $780,
Now 10 tho time to have cards printed
cheap. Give ~ Q call
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

SIOUX CITY REGISTER OFFICE,
Sioux CIR, April IA. 1860.
WHEAT fLOUK-S3. 00a34.OO per hundred
CORN MkAL-1i.S 50 per hundrsA.
CORN-S0e pr bushsl
POTATOES-60 Pr bushsi.
BEANS-1l 00a1i Is per bushsl.
HAM-i6siec. per ID.
BAcoN-l2sl3c per ID.
LARD-l2ai5c per ID.
BuTTER-3Oa2Sc per ID.
EGO S-'2e Per dozen.
DARED ApPLES--l1ai3c per lb.
DRIED PxAcHES-i2alse per ID.
SC6Ail-l0al6c PER ID.
COFfkE--l6a2Uc , = ID.
TEA-75ca3i 81 ISR ID.
MuLASSEs-7Sca$l o. per gallsa,
BEEf-3alOc pr ID.
POkK-5e per ID.
ONION5-1l % psr bushsl,
WHISKEY-SOca60c.
LUMBEil-Cotton wood-13O pcs N.
PfNE-486 per thousand n.
sHtN0LEs-Pise 81, Cotton wood q per thous.
LATH-$5 psr thous.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

READ BooGE's new advertisement in
this paper. They will receive their new
goods On the Ference" and are deter
mined to cell cheap aud adhere to The pay
- you 20" principls. This 10 the only 10
fallibls business maxim. and il establish
cd and strictly adhered to. not only in the
mercantile, but al other kinds Of business,
hard times would Be less complained Of
and everybody b more independent and
happy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14
TERMS CT THE REPUBLICAN,.

~ - tnase-meat 10 our friends 10 assist In ~.
tending ths circulation u the Rspab,ca~. - Aasr
the tolIowi Ing premiums
tor club III louStssa Wmkliss. oas sopy oss yass
of tn Msskly
toV club IL thirty wsskiiss. one copy ens ysas y
the Tri " sskly, ~ three eopis. Of Tbs Wsskly,
Ia addition - viii give . preaslnm at oAk nun.
DIED N,LLAks ~ tbs largest club, add tltfY
DpLLAks for The nest largest osh ssnt b, ~ ~
ior~ the first II Navch east AL namss sont IN bs-
hrv that tials " hs counted.
d. LeulsfNsesswr q lsls.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

FIaE.-Lsss week Nj. james H. Car.
ses. Of Logan, N. T., lost oil bic wheat,
eats, corn aad beans BY Ere. and came
near losing bis dwelling. A large portion
Of his fence vas DESTROYED.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14
Notice..

I n compliance with the requirements Of an art
entitled ian set prov idinz for the m an ageaen
Of the school fund and sale Of school lands will
offer for sale At 10 o'clock. A. NJ. on Tuesda y,
the nrst day OF Nay, 1880, In front Of
the Court House door In Onxws City, Monona coun
ty Iowa, the following desciib land, to wit
Section No. -. Township No. 81 north OF Range
No u west of 5th r. NJ. Ia parcels not exceeding
forty acres.
Dated At Ona~a City, Iowa. Feb q. 1870.
J.C. HAZELErv,
L 32Sw Couuty Judge.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

WIxDy.-This windy weather is very
unpleasant to pedestrians and Others. -
The dust flies 10 clouds, sff.csually blind
ing all outsiders, while crinoline has . de
cided tendency to "eo up"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

Tsx FLoaExcs Coxix0. stsaaef
Flerssss len q. Lssis fos Sleek City o.
he 9Th issk. With svss 100 leas Of freight
for osr nsrchsnts. and nunber Of pas
sensera She mag - expected hsrs absut
the middle Of ssxt weak.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

A SuxBEs Of gentlemen in Coancil
Bluffs have associated thsmselvss together
for the purpose Of establishing . branch Of
the Sssts Bank at that place.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

The installation Of our new city officers
took place On Tuesday evening last The
eosneil i disposed 70 scosomiss in The
sdmisis.ration Of our city government,
and - . step in that direction resolved
that after Tuesday evening next, to have
only monthly meetings. This, in our OPT
MON Is . wise resolve, inasnuch a. the
welfare Of our city does MT require fro
quent convecations Of the city dads"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

DROPOSALS viii b vsesivsd q this oalcs
Ii up 70 " NJ on ths 3ist day Of March naxt, 1br
Sabsistsnes Dspartosst Of tbs Army ct this post
with RrsAh Dssf ~ oas yssr from the lst day Of
Au9ses, siehtssa hundred aud sixty.
The proposals. Thus received will BE- forwarded 10
tAs Commanding 0ssssal Of Subsistence for his con
sadssattou and srtios thereon.
The A. A. @. D. reserves the right 10 reject any or
ali tue BIDS Assmed nv him unrsssnnabl bic. and no
msimber If Congress shall b allowed any share In
- deoutsscs.
The Dssf 10 IN b delivered 81 this ONCE In quar-.
ssra an equal p~oporti 81 10 and hind tnscks and
shashs eseiudsd) 1t such times ssd in such quant,-
ties o. tn A. A. - fr tbs time being shall require
--not sxcssiiae thrice IN each week, payment TO 10
made monthly, ~ far No pssctirahle.
The Dro0nsal mast ct forth ths price PER pound
lss hioh the Dssf vit BE- dslvssrA hsrs. with tbs
conditions and llmitstions prescribed h~seia. aud
tss sstsisss~es Regulations ~ ths Army and ~ d.
sssasA To ths A. 4. O. United stst@s Array, 81
vost Kendall n. t." with the words. Protssals hs
Beef ssraA. tbs ends Of tho sssslopA
OAss II the 4. 4. @. D., vost Hssdau. y. {.
STEPHEN D. Lex,
la heat \. q. ~, Sth Art.
JssM lTriplicAts. A. A.Cs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

SoUlas W. HsviIsnd, Esq has removed
the building lately occupied BY Mr.. Ste.
vsss. to Pearl street, adjoining Grsvsl's
new store room, whore be 10 now located
and prepared 70 furnish the citizens Of
Sioux City and customers generally With
Neat both fat and lean
And hs 10 devsiish green,
Asd will never 90 up higher,
Who don't buy Of Haviiasd ". squire
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

RAN-This section was visited BY .
very moderate rain on Monday last, not
enough 10 do any good. The ground 10
very dry, and good rain 10 badly needed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

THE overland Pony Express left St.
Joseph COR the first time. on the 4tL inst.
At q o'clock. p. H., and was the occasion
If much jubilsncy among the citizens Of
taat place. The time allotted to making
the trip between the tsrmini Of the line
ST. Joseph and San Frsacisco--is 10 days
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

THs great csrstang Shaw breach Of
promise case, has finally drawn 10 close
ate. . sial If twenty days. The jury
found for The dsfsrdest wh.reupon the
eoussel for the plaintiff 6lled mosion for
: new trial. A new trial will hardly BE-
~paaf>6
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

FoR bargains in The dry goods line, 70
70 Haas store. Ha 10 selling goods very
Cheap, and 20 mistake.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

EPISCOPAL CHUscH.-As will b seen
BY reference TO orr advertising columns
there is still ~ opportunity for The me.
ehssics TO hand in their proposals for
building the above ssmed church. Owing
to delay in getting the plans and speci6
cations ready, the committee have been
unable TO receive proposals. - oontemplas.
ed. W. trust eur builders will not be
backward in proposing.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

IT - generally conceded that the men
who we're most anxious 10 effect The elee
ton Of Judge HUBBAsD have caught .
Tartar"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

TUE ropsrtnsrship heretofore existing between
i the VII iersigned under he name and style of
4. la Bro,h-r Is this lat b day Of March, 1850
dissolved BY mutual consent. A. Haas having pur
chased tn. Interest and assets Of said firm and a.
sumed the liabilities. will continue the business Of
the old ind, corner Of Pearl and Third SITS siou,
City. Iowa. A. HAAS,
Sioux City. March "a. 1880. I. HAAS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14
COMM ERCIAL.

Corrected ssk!y BY NJ TocfL., Wholesale and
Retail dsa.sr In Dry Goods, Groesriss, &c.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14

The Exhibition Of the Sioux City High
School takes place in Casady's Hail, on
Monday evening next. All who were
present at the last exhibition and witness
ed the highly successful and entertaining
exercises, will not fail I" BE- Presen. on
Monday evening. No pains have been
spared By the efficient and enterprising
Principal, Prof LlS,NGER, 70 make ths
entertainment pleasing and Instructive.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

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