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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
OUR STATE TICKET,

To-day We lay before our readers the
result Of the late Democratic Convention
at Des Noines. The delegates sent there
to perform duty, have nobly discharged
that duty-by selecting for our standard.
bearers 10 the present campaign men oil
known integrity, acknowledged fitness and
ability, aud whom the people viii deligh,
to honor.
The convention was harmonious and en-
thusiastic, and all united heartily in en-
dorsing the principle of non.intervention,
and the popular favorites, Douglas and
johnson.
The platform adopted by the Convention
IL em,nentIy sound--cons ervative and cor.
rect in principles platform which, in
these sectional antagonisms and Cypress
i've taxation, must be truly acceptable to
the intelligent voters Of Iowa. The entire
proceedings, We are informed, were char
acterized by harmony and confidence OF
success.
The Democracy Of Iowa are awake to a
sense Of their duty at this junc,ure Of at.
fairs. There is no fal.ering or lukewarm
ness to impede our progress to sure vic
tory. Never vas there better opportu
nifty for redeeming Iowa than at the com
ing election. The Democracy have I'M
dertaken the work with . will and on en-
ergy that give favorable indications Of
success. Let every Democrat grid on the
armor, and enter the baltic resolved to do
his whole duty-and we have no fears for
the result.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
IAMLIN'sRECO ON THE HOME.
STEAD BILL.

The Republicans claim that they are
par excellence the friends and advocates of
Homestead law. While this is their the
org, they have given US q specimen OF their
practice by nominating for one of the
highes. Offices in the gift Of the people, a
man who is an emmy Of the measure
Here is the proof: In 1854, when
homestead bill had passed the House of
Representatives,, aud went into the Senate
to be acted upon, Hannibal Hamlin, in
discussing it, made use of the following
language:
Mr.. President: From an examination of
this measure, have found m ysef unable
to support it in any of tho aspects in which
It has been presented to the Senate.
speak of the original bill. | see no sound
principle Of political economy upon which
such measure can be passed. ! think
there is none. At least there is none which
carries conviction to my judgment
Here We have HAMllN's own words in
proof that he is opposed to the Homestead
bill--that he ''caa see no sound principle of
political economy upon Which such mea-
sure can be passed" Are not his own as
sertions the best evidence of his position
upon this measure? Hamlin SAYS that he
is opposed to Homestead bill-Republi-
can editors and orators say be is not -
who are we to believe?
This is not ALL At the last session of
Congress, Mr.. Hamlin alone of all the
Northern Senators - roted aqains! the
Homestead bill nhen II passed the Senate.
Every other Northern Senator De mocrats
and Republicans-voted for the bill
Hamlin voted against it, thus proving by
act, that he could "see no sound principle
Of political economy upon which such a
measure could become law. Is any
further proof needed to establish thu hy-
pocrisy ofthe Republicans upon the Home
stead measured
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
PROCLAMATION

At "a called meeting of the City Council of Sioux
City, holden July leth, 1900 the following preamb .
and resolution wer. unanimously adopted:
WHEREaS, under our City Charter the CITY
W council is not authorized TO levy a tax for
current expenses, exceeding one fourth of one per
cent; upon the taxable property as returned; and
WHEREAS said tax of oneiourth Of one per cent I'D,
on me asses uent returned by the City Assessor for
1900, would only give TO the City a reyeuue If
sb2s24 With which sum it would be inposstl, tn
carry on the Cify Government, without great dam.
age accruing to he City. by reason Of dpprei,t.
warrants ana other causes, resulting from depict
"a treasury Aud whereas. the Charter provides
that Inc electors OF the City may eAempt tn. i'm
pro'emepts up tho realty. in which event the City
Council can levy tax O! onefpurh Of one pqr cent
upon Pefsnai pnptrt', and one per cent. upon real
property The e!e tors can also authorize the CIV
lunch IL i|'y tax If one aud he hall per cent
upon the real estate within the CITY limits. wn.n
sac1 improvements are thus exempted. Therefore,
resolved by the City Council OF sioux Citv mi
the Mayor is hereby Instructed 10 call special cleo
'ion on Tuesday. the 3lst day Of July lso for the
purpose Of submitting TO the voters Of Sioux CITY
The 10 lowing Propositions
First. Nbrtner not. they will EXEMPT the i'm
ProVeInent upon the real estate in Sioux Civ from
taxation Tor the year 1850.
Second Whether not. they will instruct the
.oohrll 70 levy tax OF one and one-half per cent
ir tie year 1850. upon the al esa,s IL Sioux Cir
wheAsuch lulproy ements are exempted
II acco dance with the above resolutions | here
by give notice. that there will he special election
holden on n-sdaV. the 3lst day of July. lsO for
the purpose of submitting 10 the qu,ifcd voters OF
sioux n.y. the two foregoing prop sitons
q. Every person voting at $ ii eie"ti n, shall have
the right to use ballot. with the words written ar
printed -" For Exemping luproyem, nts" or
AGAINST excepting .mprovements,' " Er FAX
OF one aud one half per cent ;, or, Against tax of
enc and ""ehalf per cent"
Polls will tie open at the following places in the
several wsras:
lst Ward, at the II+gy IIousa
I'd Ward 81 the Council Chamber
sd Ward at Ca.aiy Ku ding.
3th Aard. Mt the Central House
rolls open from IL clock A NJ, until 1 O'Clock
Pm. GEO " GfI.NIBE ain NJ
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
Original Notice.

NTA1E Of Iowa, Sac County. To PHISE,S
- FALkS. Sir-Nuu are hereby notified that
there is file in the Office Of the Clerk of ths
District Court in Sac county, the petition Of Isaac
, EasicN, claiming ot you the OF three hundred
collars ,SLH uuj IS the amount Of principal and in
teFesf justly duo him on your promssory note dat
Ell september 9th, 1896, whereby YOU prom ,eti 70
pay 10 the order Of James :. Easey twelve month,
after date. two hundred and eighty dollars said
pettiion praNs for the foreclosure Of mortgage of
The west hall Of the north east quarter, and tho
east hall Z" the north west quarter Of section NUN
Der twenty -fonr t2il in township number eighty
seven 81, north of range number thirty-six 1854
west. situated in said county, and given by Won to
SAID tasteS to secure the payment of said ote and
bearing even date Herewith and that said mort.
gagged premises be sold according to law for then
ent OF SAID note, Interest and costs and in case Of
dehciehcS You he aiiudsed 10 pay the same
No" unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before the morning Of the second day OF the next
iegniar term of the District Court to he h.eun and
hoben Mt Sac city. in and for said county, Judgment
by DEFAULT VIII be rendered against you tarreon and
u decree entered in accordance with the PRAYER Of
said petition.
JAMES 5. EASILY
BY Robb, and Hudson icy, Atty's for Pin
me above notice is ordered published for four
successive weeks in the Sioux CITY Regi..sr by the
District Court of Sac county at the Ma, Term 1860
hots'iw WM. II HOBBS,
CIR Dist Court.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
PATRICK ROBB.

1t is with feelings Of pride and pleasure
that We announce the name Of our es-
teened friend and fellow townsm an as the
Democratic Candidate for an important
State ofice-Register Of the State Land
Office. BY their action in this matter the
delegates to the State Convention have
worthily bestowed an honor upon one in
whom is combined with personal popularity
and political worth the Jetfersonian stand
ard OF perfection 10 public oflicer-lIon,
esty and Capah!ity. Mr. RoDB is man
Of unimpeachab!e integrity, posses s-s ex.
celent business qualifications, and il elect
ed 10 the Office for which he is now a can
didate, its duties will be performed faith .,
fully, correctly, and with duo regard for
the public welfare and the rights Of the
people. During his service as representa-
tive in the State Legislature from this dis
trict. by his strict attention to the lie .iti
mate business Of that body, he established
State wide reputation as one Of the able.,
and most influential members. His emf
nent services in behalf Of our railroad
enterprises, the substitution of the Super.
visor for the County Judge system Of coun-
ty government, and his able supper, Of all
measures Of economy in our State govern.
ment, have endeared him to the people Of
the State, aud they viii! cheerfuly embrace
the opportunity now presented to reward
him for his fidelity to their interests.
Three times three for PATRICK ROBE,
and the entire Democratic ticket!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
Original Nnlica.

IO Marshall 7. Moore, Tootle 4 Jackson, and E.
IL. MIX. Gentlemen
ron are hereby notified that there is now on file
IN the otiee Of the Clerk ii the District Court Of
woodbury. county, i'll the State of Iowa, a petition
OF Jonathan Cochran claiming OF Marshall r Moore
one thousand six hundred and seventy i've dollars.
aud interest thereon until paid Ten per cent par
nnntim, rs money due upon promissory note exc.
oated by said Moore u one John &. Flint for ST.
5u7 -, dated August 9th, ts5J, due May lst, 1880
ton prays the foreclosure Of a mortgage npon lots
seven and eight, IN hl elk twenty four in Middle
Sioux city, in said county, executed by said Moro
TO said Flint 10 .eca< the payment If said ote,
and hearing same date, and that said marts ,rej
premises be sold according 10 law for the payment
Of sa'd indebtedness, and that in case of deficiency
that sad sioore be adjudsed to pay the same, tho
SAID note ana mortgage having become the pro
perry " your petitioner. No personal demand is
maie against deits Tootie & jackson and T. X
hith. Now unless You appear aud answer said pc
iii"h on or before the morning of the second day If
the next term II the said District Court 10 ae begun
anu holden IN Sioux City, II and for said county
the thita Monday OF September; lsdh, Judgment by
default VIII be rundered against Non thereon and A
decree entered Ia accordance agh the prayer OF said
petition. i. -
JONATHAN COCHRAN. Petitioner.
Hudson 4 joy, Attorneys,
Published by order Of the Juiga of the ith Judi.
cial District VI Iowa, made this 2oth da, oi june
A, d. lst0.
noast ~ j. \. FIELD, Clerk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
TRt SiS.E SALE,

" HEREAS, Default has been made in the paw.
w ment OF one hundrsd and twenty i've dulIa S
secured ~ deed Ut trust. exec ut,d the l2h day
Ut May A. ID. l>to. by \. q smith TO ThoMls son
Mesd, on Tho iolJ wirg described properly to W.T.:
The snuthwe quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section no four, in township no. eighty Fix $50
RANCE forty III ee, (I3l west Oi 9th =. M--and The
sum OF o,e bundled and siNie&n and fifty OUGHT
dredths doliir, j. now due ON said deed OF trust
Therefore, !, thomson Mea trus &c in 81 d decd,
by virtue Of the power therein given, will proceed
t. SELL On TIL I'D day oi August A d. 1850, at he
front door OF the fo.toaice, III sioux City, Iowa,
b.t"een the hours OF ten o'clock A. NJ. aud Jour
O'Clock NJ the above de cribei premises at publie
sale, 10 the highest bidder. aud will execute d. ed
to TO the purchaser OF lie said premises
THOMPSON MEAD, Trustee.
Sioux CITY, Iuly q, $500.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
E CHE ERING.

We learn from Gen. Trip, who has jus,
returned from Dubuque, that our pros
poets for a railroad are decidedly bright
sning. Mr.. Gelpcke, the President of the
Dubuque and Pacific Company, has con.
cluded arrangements with the bondhold.
ers, BY which the land Of the company is
made available for the construction of the
road. BY means Of the arrangements
Mr.. Gelpcke feels assured that he can OBJ
tain from Germany the necessary aid to
complete the road to Sioux City within
three years. If SO, he promises to com.
mence work at this end of the road another
season.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
OREGON ELECTION.

The latest adviees from Oregon indicate
the election Of Shiel over Logan by about
ninety majority. The Legislature is con-
coded to the opposition by eight or ten on
joint ballot. This edectnally disposes OF
Joe Lane, and mnst afford meagre conso-
lation to those who ayow that he is ia.
vori,e in Oregon. This election etfectu-
ally closes Lanes Senatorial career-and
the election next November will quite as
efectually finish his entire political c..
reer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
Arrival of the Mountain steamer
spread Ensl.-- Indian News.- III hi =
Guilty between Lieut.. Carr aud Hen
~ Dth, Ptl0t--Tae Key West aud
Chppew a--inctdenis OF the Trip.

The steamer Spread Eagle, Capt. Bob
Wright, arrived yesterday morning about
7 o clock, from the mouth Of Milk river
She vas the flag ship" Of the fleet
of mountain boats which left her: on
the Sd of May, in charge Of Commo-
dore Choteau, OF the American Fur Com
pany The feet had most trying time
in reaching Fort Randall in consequence
OF the extreme low water, and an unusual
large number Of passengers and amoun,
OF freight. At Fort Randall the fleet met
the mountain rise, and from there up had
comparatively smooth sailing.
From Mr.. Joseph Under, mate, and Mr.
Joseph Mayhood, carpenter, of the Spread
Eagle, We gather some news in regard 10
the upper country, and the up trip Of the
fleet. Forts Clark and Kip on the Nilsson
ri, and Fort Sarpie on the Yellow Stone,
have been abandoned by the Fur Com
pany. The various tribes OF Indians along
the entire upper river are reported to be
engaged in a war of determination. Ev-
cry day almost war parties were seen on
the bank of the river. Bleeding scalps
were seen dangling from sticks ut the
men. Murmuring and complaints were
the burden of the speeches at every coun
ell held. They complain Of the Govern
ments, Of the Indian Agents, and of one
another The probabilities are that they
will allow no peace to each other until a
strong military post is established at some
point III their country, and the Agents feel
that until this is dore their influence has
but little force in controlling the turbulent
spirits Of the young and ambitious war.
rlors.
\ difficulty occurred on the Key West
on her upward trip, between Lieut.. &. W
Carr and Henry Dix, pilo, Of the boat. |,
appears, from the statement Of gentlemen
who were present. that Lieut.. Carr, OF
some one OF his soldiers, was DESTROYS OF
shooting an elk which was seen upon the
bank. The boat was approaching the
bluffs above Fort Pierre, and it was desired
to give notice Of her approach to persons
on the shore, so as not to delay The boat
more than possible. To effect this, Mr.
Dix blew the whistle, and at the same
moment the soldier was going to shoot at
the elk. The elk was startled by the
noise and ran off Lieut.. Carr then took
squad OF soldiers, and went up to the pi
lot house to attack Mr.. Dix. lie fired his
Shapes rifle at bin, but missed hi IN. when
Mr.. Dix drew bis revolver, and commenced
firing upon Lieut.. Carr. lie fired four
| shots, (,he fith one missing frey only one
Of which totk effect upon Carr, very serl
ousy wonndins HIN in the shout ier The
soldiers then rushed into the pilot house
knocked Mr.. Dix down. thrust ut him with
their baypne,s, Cone going through his
hand aud finally tied him, and locked
him in sta,eroom, aud placed guard
over him. Daring all this time the boa
was under way, with no one at the wheel
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
A NEUTRAL NATIONAL PAPER
DECLARES FOR DOCGLAS,

The Western Gleane-. heretofore an
" Independent paper published at Ceve
land, Ohio, by Walter II. Shups, paper
Of immense circulation among the people.
has thrown off its political neutrality and
come out for the Peoples Candidate for
the Presidency.
Here is the announcement, as we fad it
in the last number:
THREE CHEERS AND A ROARING
TIGER FOR THE CABINET MAKER.
Weto.day host tie names Of the People .
Candidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
OF ILLINOIS,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21

When any one tried to reach the roof Of
the boat, the soldiers would force him back,
and when some demonstrated with Carr,
and told him there was danger Of sinking
the boat bis reply was, Let her sink,
and be DID, Capt. Wright, finally, when
ne found he could not reach the pilo,
house to manage the boat, wen; below and
had the engines stopped until the other
boats came up. Major Brice promptly
released Mr.. Dix. and Lieut.. Carr was
court-mar'ialled, but their verdict was not
determined upon when the Spread Eagle
left on her return trip.
Buffalo. elk, deer, bear and big horn
we're reported more plentiful along the
river than they have been known before
:"r many years. Fresh meat was there.
fore had in abundance on the entire trio.
Missouri Republican, 9Th inst.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21

A DoucLAs noon AT A YAHcEY Mp.
NIGHr.-A good mistake occurred At the
Yancey balcony. There being loud calls
Of :" Toombs, :" Toombs," Mr.. Moons, ed.
tor Of the Cambria pa Mountaineer
who was near BY, mlstook the sound, aud
wondered at his sudden aud extensive pop
ularity. thought he was called for
"Toombs,' loombs, amid the clamor, was
" Noons,' Moons to his car. With
feelings which can be imagined better
than they can he described, he made his
way to the front of the balcony, and
thanking his fellow citizens for their wise
i'm partiality, he proceeded to make n
strong Douglas speech.
In vain did the Yancey men try to in
terrupt him. In vain was he pulled by the
coat tail, nudged in the ribs, caught by the
elbow. The people. equally in the dark
as himself, cheered him. and NOR" thar
overbalanced the attempts of the Yancey
men to cry him down. He continued ia
an emphatic Douglas vein, and the whis
pered opportunities Of friends and foe.
around him to desist. telling him that h.
was in the wrong place, could not convince
him. SO he made his speech, feeling that
the people knew best Correspondent o.
the PHILADELPHIA Press.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
DOUGLAS SIN THE COUNTRY

Every Democratic paper in the State OF
New York supports Douglas and johnson,
and repudiatcs Lane and Breckenridge.
Every Democratic paper in Indiana sup
ports Douglas and johnson, and repudi.
ates the disunion candidates, Lane and
Breckenridge.
Every Democratic paper in Wisconsin
supports Douglas and Johnson, and repu-
dates the disunion ticket.
Every Democratic paper in Illinois tn t
did not support Lincoln u 1858, now sup
dorts Douglas and Johnson, and repudi-
ates the disunion ticket of Lane aud
Breckenridge
In Missouri four-ffths of the Democratic
papers support Douglas and johnson, and
repudiate the disunion ticket.
In Michigan every Democratic paper
supports Douglas and johnson.
In Ohio every Democratic paper excep,
the DANTE paper at Cleveland, owned BY
the U. S. Marshal, supports Douglas and
johnson, and rerudates the disunion
ticket Chicago Times.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
IMpORTANT!

State Of Iowa.
Monona County,
NOTICE is hereby given t. pre- emptors OF the
l swamp and oNe,towel lands Of Monopa cuun
~ Iowa, that pitents have been received at this OF
flee fer forty thousand two hundred and ten acres
and htfy-eight one nuniredths If acre ~ 2ln
5S-l~, Aud If the lands covered hv these patents
are not entered by the 10Th day Of December A. u
1880, the certificate viii lie declared forfeited, aud
the lands revert to the county
G, llA3EIErT,
County Judge Monena County, Iowa.
onawa City, iowa.
nj
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21

The editor Of the LIE Claire Register. In
bis issue Of July llth, announces that he
will discontinue the Register and start a
Democratic paper At Davenport, where
viii be found wider and more useful field
for labor in the peoples cause OF Douglas
And popular sovereignty. Success TO tho
cp,E lpyfs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
HERSCHEL V. JOHNSON,
OF GEORGIA,

OF VEJNhIA,
and predict their success over the eytrem
lists Of the North and South, as did Jncli
son sweep the nation clean Of such clioues
in 1923. The triumph Of tha People 5
candidates in 1860 will bring peace, hap
piness and prosperity to the nation; their
defeat will bring, distraction, disunion and
anarchy! Mark that!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

DLEASE take notice, that the undersigned W III
/ commence, on the 10th inst, making out the
list oi del'n iuent taxes for advertising, aud after
the same has been advertised, all costs have TO he
nd led To the taxes aud paid in the same manner -
Any person designing to ray tn II taxes and save tn
addit'ons costs, can DO prior to the list Icing
handed in for publication.
ClIAS. T. HEDGES,
Treasurer, Woodbury. County lows.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
Pra-s,Inptirn Notice,

'I'O SAMUEL MINER:
L You arr hereby na!iitd that | will ,rns,r >,
the United >ta Lrud unire before the :. r;.,. =
and Receiver thereon at Dakota CITY. h.h,ssA,
Territory. on the second day of August A u l., q
NJ Ten CLOCK A. NJ. o. said tgv, 10 prove nav riut
t" enter by prc-Cm. ton the south west quarter Il
section min" @, township thlrv-two range thre,, \
east OF 9th Principal Meridian.
HENSON WISEM.S.
June 2Sth lS8a--3w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
i'Or Rent.

4 GOOD AND WELL FINISHED STORE ROOM
n on Pearl street. Also n good and comiorts hl,
isellinr house. with garden aud we'll on the pre-
misses. Enquire of
March " A HAAS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
BARBER SHOP

s1NHE undersigned has removed into his NEW
Il BUILDING on Pearl str.et, v here he l. pfepaf
I'd TO stte I'd everything onpeeted with the toi>s
rial art Ia tho most fasht0eMble style. Tn
patronage Of the grntl.men OF sioux CRY aud Wei
uity II respectfully solicited.
ADAM FALk.
Sioux City. Nay sth, .seo--sm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
NO.iCc.

'lNERnIT0RY Of Nebraska. Dixon county $50
/ THOMAS ALEXANDER
You have been sum uonei 10 appear before me at
AyowhN Creek, y f.. on the 18th dtv o. June l>6J
to answer t he d. ma nf ans Alexander wne ra.
IN tie claims Of VOC the "i uiu~ty six d liars
AMI N'u fail TO apo IL forty day from said -,a,
Your property IN 'ai comfy ana Territory viii be
s"li acc"r ling t. law.
noI9 Jv PETER MALONE p
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21
New Advertisem'ts.
SONS OF MALTA.

TWILIGHT LODGE, No. aCs5. Of I. D. 8. NJ .,
meets regularly, at their Lodge Room. In Dakota
City on every Saturday Evening" at half past seven
O'Clock.
by order Of Grand Commander.
Jul Is, 1850 II
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21

NrwPoRr, Ky, July IA large Demo
cratic meeting wns held here last nigh and
speeches made by Gen Flournoy. of Ark,
and Maj. Ira Root. Resolutions endors.
ing Douglas and johnson were passed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21

Thirty six newspapers in Missouri sup
port the Douglas and Johnson ticket-ant
tho cry is, still they come"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21

Somebody writing from Northern Mis-
souri, to the Prairie Farmer reports this
sign cut on cottonwood bourd-"LiCKer
fer sail by the BoRL"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-21

The census Of Ga.ena shows pcpuls
ton Of between 5000 aad 5000