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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

TO nItaAn rLA NTEns.

STpAtnHT ara e'ssssa h..ais u.ns Rrl..s
~ With shd viihg., hecks, prtps, ana Timed
ekir,n.'s snd tsisisi Usns snsd Lsnthssns /
s.rsf Hosss Lsmpsi Wleks, Oh Cans, large sna
sm.lii rasi-ss, Wsasshssj ~ ~ ~ ini s~.r's
f.uss'. fgt NJ surhit.; ~ lions srs hsif es.sps
~ ~ ssiehilsi s.ehssmsts''s Thermometers,
Couplings nsses sna .,sr getts rseti-T 81 av~y
description. 81 LhngUttp AbANC UEH,
ss,7f uef LET. petite .ng Fi.,las sts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
UNION BRASS AND RTR1Hg BAND
or BATON ROUGE, Ia.

yUETAHE this Hstbsd efipfsrtsin the
w citizens 81 Bstgn Rouge spd the SUI. s,,,
rtmndihg parishes that ne have arfivaf -
lately ffon, ~ Louis. With the intsh,ipp AuT<Ts
ffstpsisiBg permanently. and vliI give w.
Concerts sud furnish all kinds NJ music fpr Fafi
sdss.. Halls. A.rsnsdss. Excursions, etc Seven
persons eeBp.ss tbs hand. ssd ran bs increased
h. tuslvs IN a tssu,sbts vstsinK, ~ decreased W
any humber to spit sii parties
Once ovsr Hsnas a Rhodes Clothing store.
ssptibiy
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
RE-OrENING

BY LOUIS j. Ohm.
- iHk sf0HE "h Main titsst. ss,ns, efrssi
" tsstis,y street. trms,ly "seppsI by NJ.
Hpsshs, decreased, With new and lsfgs stock ~
b'y es.ds, Uls,hlns sud other goods he iopsing
~ this bfansh ~ business, ell ~ vhish eHs, lor
sale - vs'T snail profits. r'aid also. state that
am moi connected With snT rthsr house IN this
city, (ssp7s GmD LOUIS cons
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
sSjsDRtEsf sItsDRIrsit

snHAHHkis Msshssse Potatoes, 10 ~ Large
IN 0siyss. q do bsv Dried Apples, I sssk ia
con Shoulders. iiarsss Spfai Cured Hams, ~
Kegs Lssf Lard. jsst 'sesiysd sra Tor sale III
sept2S JOSHUA ZEAL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
RED WINES.

A CHOICE s-sottmstt e the mos. d.l-
y iea,s btsnds just received
sep4 g. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
JUST RECEIVED.

A ND for sale Low 10 the trade, Lard In Kegs
IA dc. In bbls. Crushed and Powdered sugar
lot Of hne family Flour, Beef Ionguss. sheep do
Hog do. O. BENJAMIN.
mar
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

Mtstf rs- supply ~ visiirs. p.i,.,.
w fI.tss, FHss. Mnsissi Bes.s. sains Nssis
jsnsIs sb . wm hoesL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
OVAL FRA IN.

ID LAIN, Waved, Gilt, Rosewood and
i Japanese Mouldings. new assort-
mont, call and examine.
c. q. WILSON,
m22 ain st., below Montan d Malta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
MEHInOs.

pLtfN sn1 ses,sd. piset Fsplirs. al -s.t..
j Ia Lsis. I'll shades, t.ras lie t-,,. gs,s,
heps fsysas's H.fssss, fe"tsh Flsia, t.xsfb.,
vi'h fnil ss'p'imsp, ~ s..spssbts k,,pIs vhish
vii be sid .. 'edphsa yfie-s ~ N.
"eist PEOPLES STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28
T,.s.,,o 90. s..... 81 n...,,.

A sttREf ,fesssse ~ Ms,l. lstogssfts soa
~ The ls1i~s 90 . -,sst ~ tsslss NV, As
sl-eabt gIc'sl Dc.spsriy,,fs, isay's tsilst-B,,
ssle sriT ~ ND . WIN HOpgBs
j,lysi D,s, s,s,s
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

TTO DRINKERS or cossRKss wAfsR-
l. have Just rscsivsd direct from Clark whit
another supply Of Congress vstsr, % fsvorssiy
sdapts1 for summer uss. \. ,. pAy.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

Hetdsiek q Co.'S Champagne.
I'D wn. BoGkL, are soie Agsn ~ N
IL Genuine Heidsiek Cbsmpagne. jupeiB.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

DORTER AND ALE Casks Pure Lon
Il don Porter. q Casks Youngsr's India paIS
Als-just received and for sale By
jansiz r. d. DAY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

DLAYisg CARDs--A iArss supply Of Samuel
usfts Playing Cards. all qualities aud prices,
for sale Low 10 the trade By
juiyt n. %. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-28

rDhDIALs>-A full sssortnsnt jus, rsssf,.1
" and Tor ssjs BY
novs A sTEwAKr 4 co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
QUERY !.

II several Southern States set IN a pov
eminent for themselves and declare their
independence of us, what becomes of the
United States? Would i, be polite or
possible to coerca secessionis,s into the
Union. If not, then would no, their with
drawal operate as dissolution Of the U.
:. Ii SO, what becomes Of Mr.. Lincoln.
Could he be President? He is elected to
preside over the United States. If disso.
luton takes place do not all the States re-.
vert back to independent sovereig mites
without any common Executive head?
These are questions that may possibly
arise in the progress of events.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
CONGR ESS

Has passed resolution recommending the
repeal Of all Personal Liberty Bills by the
States.
This is step in the right direction. -
The South does not complain. so much of
thase Bills themselves. as the sen,imen,
which they express lacablc hostility
to the South. Ii the States will &C. wisely
upon this suggestion Of Congress-repeal
these obnoxious laws, and thereby show a
Willingness to uphold the Constitution and
recognize the rights Of e.. sections it NAV
much towards Cancellation and harmony.
This week vas set apar; for Terrific. al
business. Mr.. Grow has declared bis in
'en,ion to ensrafs the Wilma, proviso into
the Bills for the organization OF new Ter
rtories. This is to be regretted. WIZ
add new fuel to Ike fame which already
threatens TO consume rs? 1t will not only
defeat any organization, as at the last SEES
sion, but will still more widen The breach.
without any practical benefit. All agree
that the people will eventually settle the
question Of slavery for themselves. Why
then insist on Congressional interference?
10 insist on the prohibition of slavery in
Dakota or Jeiesson, is simply folly. Yet
rather than abandon it, Mr. Grow would
see the Union broken into fragments.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
Tho South Carolina Convention.

The Convention in South Carolina TO
take the necessary steps Cor the secession
OF that State from the Coafederscy, met
at Columbia on the Eth inst. Hon. j. F.
Jameson was elected President. After
the organization, a resolution to adjourn
to Charleston was carried by large ma.
Jorlty. Comm issiouers were present from
Alabama ana Mississippi. TX Secretary
Cobb, OF Georgia, was also present, and
was rendered and accepted u seat upon
the floor o! the Convention.
The sentiment of the Convention was
unanimous IN favor OF prompt secession
and we doub. rot that before this time the
Convention has formally declared South
Carolina out OF the Union.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
POPULAR yOTE-~Mtt. DOUGLAS.

Sufficient returns have been received to
show tina. Mr., DoUGLAs has received in
the free States alone more THAI thirteen
hundred thousand votes. Ue has 60, one
hundred thou sand more votes than Buch-
nnan received in 1876, despite the. com
bined opposition o: Mr. Buchanan ana the
Republicans.
lie has about as strong vote in the
free States as Fremon, had in 1856.
lie has more votes in the free States
than there were votes po'lel for all candi
dates combined in the slave Stale-. This
is a fac, well worthy the attention of th.
people Of the South.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
Trustees Sale.
"HFREAS, Samuel II. C.s.dvsnd NJ.

" hthEss, Satnne, II Cassidy and Mary =. Gas.
h'' Oh wood nFy "ouEty, State Of Iowa. did
ny thalr q II OF trust mad IN The .Tth i,v =,
.tmeef' 1855 sci! and convey uuto Vim l. L. .p o'
ioio"inS aesertbvd res! estate TO viii .rl. , 'io
49,. ir"' va Oh lots one two and three in hl.rt
tbhts bur IN h!ddi. soua CT in Nn I,,,. w.
state OF Iowa, upon whic .,i nra m,is.s ;. ;
Two story brink 10 Of hnih!in g. in rms, "a "
.na f"J NJ NJ VI the sum of nine huudrrd and ,vu
~, "r o''.as !" elias 4 " hitp, Of Baltimorp, M,r
yiana' "r before he liti d4, of Jupr ,stn ''
tue dewey I" ". EosIer OF Elias A w."
ps''s oi warmly for he south half nd n,rth 80,
a"ar"f s,&'to IL 'n"nsh = o.. nor.n of r.n"
H. on o. et"re The nth ta. of jan. ,s,a
case the ~ tSsaa9 tailed or r.f,sad n, nav -,
money 20 the said White VIII n du", or 20 d ,;r.-
tue sa'n de- y. I" thssaid Baser then H. sid Trn.
wa ""'of'h"d TO adr-' tse sad prov cry in the
'o"h VI esaid ut least ~ ia vs., and II III. sa,
az pu hiir auction Il The Court Hons. ,It,,r In So
~ !" s"h county, to the hi. hest bidder for cash
III su'f. s~'c is or IRA + rs the Trustee oh mid dr.n
"es' IA analogous to the said rart.s of ,La 49,
part Or So much thereof rs shall be- no es..rx =, 80
ny NE amount sh-n due. with costs and .Yn.,,ss
1910, ~, su sale, and the surplus, if any nav
w sis l"rhcs tf the first part tlrr heir. or re-
p"'atNsS' on demand and make a d RI in f..
'.hip'e 70 ths purchaser fr the pre,nis., soda IN
" "n,h - NOR fhily appesr by re Er.ncs 1, 70.
VI "e"ihnry county, Iowa. Mortgage Re-.
cora n, pag At AID s.S whore SAD l,a.J ~
trust - record j. Ans. whereas. san dsi. h
heen delivered 10 the ssld BoSer and - h Pam. 49,
st'u for thv 1874 Or tas beron. TIN, nrnr,t.
OF sa1d B"-ler. and whereas a.f,nrr h,s ,p 10y
~ ~, pa '"eht OF Ia. sane, a-i the " vol, ,,o,I
Oh wa U H'd INT rest ther or f,,,, Ia ~ w.
" '"",' 1917 a. sia per cent. per snnun i. noe
""e '''a uhpt"' lh.r'1'rr |, VIM t. .toy, qrust.,
Ms "i"r"snid. IL az. ., date VIII n :. .u.,, " =
IN sa'i Deed of Trust Will On the & ia a., -,
AIRY 1861, al 10 oei"k 4 VI on s,id h.
str t puhil' an ton a1.i sell T., tn l,jyh>, i,
IA woodbury. county, sta'e Of Iowa n. aln,. -,
s'f'"si property or SO nrurh .re,f =. ma, ~ ~
49,, 70 sH'i>i' We am at e22s 90. and !. / rest
cn', M rom ~ li'h dSy of jue, 1859 at six uar
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
Notice.

sNo CHARLES G, THOMPSON You are reh
i notified tht, there 10 now lie in the office oi
the Clerk vi the district Court Of oodbnry county
State ot Iowa. petition Of L.mn +. q isss, the
plaintiff named IN said .tition Claiming Of You the
sum ~ eight hundred and sixty six so 100 Dollars.
with IN crest ana fosts AS monas dat an pfunii.,
Try not. esst.i hy YOU 10 him, an thst un Is.
you APP Al AMI answer thereto AID defend before
nooa II tie second dag II the April Tarm of III
nH'ti,' Ioart Of Waadhury county. def,utt will he
entered sainst you and j,d nsnt rendered thereon
The sid petition also ask an attachment against
your property to sacars SKID elsim
LEhuEL L. GEloGS Pm
ny 8 r DAVIS Atty nl9.ls
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22

''IoN,' the correspondent Of the Bal.i
more Sun. says that a question has arisen
in Kansas, and will 70 to the Supreme
Court Of the United States, involsing the
right Of Territorial Legislature to pro,
hibit slavery.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
ROGER WiLLIAMS' RE MAINS

A singular story is told Of An apple
tree planted over The grave % Roger Wi
liam.. This tree had pushed downward
one Of its main roofs in u slopjns direc-
ton and nearly straight course toward the
precise spot tina. had been occupied by
tho skull Of Roger Williams. There,
making g turn conforming with its cir
cumference, the root followed the dlrec-
ton Of the back bone to the hips and
thence divided into two branches each one
following Il leg bone to the heel, where
they bota turned upward to the extremi
ties Of the toes Of the skeleton. One OF
tbs roots formed slight crook a. tho par,
occupied hy The knee joint, thus producing
al increased resemblance to the outlines
of the skeleton Of Roger Williams, az ii
indeed, moulded hereto, by The powers OF
vegetable life Ths singuar!y formed
root has been carefully preserved, as con-
.,i'u.ing very impressive exemp,ihcatlon
of the mode in which the contents O. the
grave have beeo entirely absorbed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22

CALlFoRSiA--Fulle election returns are
received from every equity in the State.
Total vote, 1852. Lincoln SO, 100
Douglas, $4,000; Ereckuridge 34,o+l ;
Bell, 1874. Notwithstanding this erea,
vote. 1t Is stated that the new census gives
the State only abou. 4oo. 900 population,
showing concusise!y that the census
agents have mt faithfully performed Their
work.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22

LOST A HusBANp AND GAINED A For
ruSE.-The Dubuque Herald relates tina,
a poor woman in that city who supported
herself and a miserable drunken husband
by washing, was abandoned few days
.ince by the scamp, after he had given
her n brutal thrasling. and has not been
heard OF since. 1t is to be hoped he is
dead. A short time after this good rid
dance the wife received letter informing
her that a fortune Of 1000 pounds had
been left her by deceased relative in old
Ireland.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
THE COURT HOUSE CASE.
Decision or Judge Gray.


F.M. ZrEBAcn, Esq. .-DEAR SIR:
Enclosed hand you the decree OF Judge
Gray, OF the 5th Judicial District in the
case of Casady rs, the county Of Wood
bury. Will you please inser. it in the
Register, that all parties interested may
know what has been decided. Yours truly,
o. C. TREDWAY.
sAS l. Il: CA'ADT' Messrs. Polk L Kas.
wooDsrsr Co. son. A'y's'
l have carefully examined the argument
relative to the legal question in this case
and have examined the question myself
until l am convinced beyond a doub. of
the correctness of the conclusion to which
| have arrived That question rs stated
by the counsel is--has the County Judge
legal authority to issue County Bonds
payable at q future time, with ten
per cent. interest, for the purchase Of a
Court House, or for the purchase Of any
thing he has legal right to buy for the
county, without the Concurrence of ma
iority of the voters Of the county or as
choose to state the question, has the Co.
Judge the right to loan the credit Of the
county for definite perioa Of time at u
certain rate OF per cent to be fixed by him
and the party contracting with him, with
GU. first submitting that question to the
people, together with proposition to levy
a tax to pay the same when due. See
Sec. llG, Code
There can be no doubt lha. the County
Judge had authority to issue warrants,
parable as 500" as presented for present
Indebtedness, whether created by him or
before him, and which inleb edness the
county is bound to pay; but it nowhere
authorizes him to loan the credit Of the
county for definite period. and to iu
ture day, certain, without at the same time
providing for the payment thereof when
due, according to the provisions of Sec
ll6, Code, which all agree has not been
done in this case.
The issuance OF orders payable upon
presentation, is based upon the presume ed
ability Of thu county to pay on presenta
ton. But the issuance Of orders or bonds
or any instrument serving as an order up
! on the treasury, TO be paid a. future
time, is q concession OF present inability
to pay, and must necessarily be accom-
panied with the means for its payment
and this can not be done unless by a vote
of the people, authorizing ls,. the loan Of
the coun,y's credit, aal q the levy of a
tax to meet the demand when due
lnasmuch as this contract is not divisi
ble and this question is raised upon the
petition Of plaintiffs own showing, ii is
not within the rule governing those cases
in which the court having obtained equ
table jurisdiction. Yet, the detenden'
pleads by answer so as to detet the spe.
citc performance prayed for, will never
theiess retain Jurisdiction, and decree a
Judgment in money.
have examined 10 other question AS
this in my mind disposes o: the case. IT.
ny Judgment the Contract canno, be Ell
forced in equity. The bill must therefore
be dismissed at the plaintiff s cost, with
out prejudice to his remedy at law, wha:
ever i. may be.
J RI. GRAY ,Jntr.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22

"TnE MASSACHUSETTS, School Those
who talk so slibly of Southern secession
seem to have for. often That the records Of
the Massachusetts legislation have in them
resolutions to the following effect:
Resolred, That the annexation is, ipso
facto, II dissolution Of the Union
Reyolced. That Texas bein. annexed,
Massachusetts is out Of the Union.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
LIGHT In THE EAST.

At the recent election in Massachusetts
Tor municipal officers the cities Of Boston,
Worcester. Newburyport Roxbury and
Charlesto~n, respectively elected Mayors
in opposition to the Republicans. Bully
for the Old Boy statsi
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22

STATE OFfICERs-OFF.cr,L Vorr e
Sells majority is | } GO; Cattell's l3 $50 :
Jones' 1851; M'llers 1851; Nourse' :
1861; Wrights 81 l92 For Congress,
lst district, CARTS majority is 1890, in
the End, Wanderers is 9.4a9.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
SEVEN IEII.S'
iftt seven y"ars Ell untiv,Ica surcu+s uttendiu
"CosEopolitan Art Association

"CosEopahtan Art Association"
h we made il u hatl<sh, veri ,br.,., -, ,,r,
'iua~'"r VI thu h1anty.
nsler the at,zu-t, e ,h'- ra,,,,I,, r,x.;.,,,:,
"Frr 'hfre hundred thtustn htn>s have learned r.
Tc,,'"-tE beautiful w.rh- II art on .h,i. wall.
ana enc! n.rr"snr" on their tahi,@. ,hr Eres, ben
e'f~ de i'"'l FROM b.rt- niH.s =, h-t. ih-r
subscriptions arr nov tr.us rpr~Ie.i in p, r,,.,
ttlar1llciod with thai Vi any preplu1s wear
TERMS u I CEirrioN per.on car
hrc"nt" "a IN inter by .uhvy bling three v.l!r,, lr
which una they will receive
1.-The large and supst b steel eurraxtny IA e, ~
in :, enEitse5,
:Faisinh Mastering his Reerui,s."
2d.-nne copy, one year, q that el- snptiy SIN.
tintcd maEaAan
THE CUSA IFuLIrAS ART JOURNAL"
3l-Fonr admissions aas in the season Ia IT,.
Caller, a Paintings, a!s Broadway. A..
la addition Ia the above benetk<, there will b..
''''h l" Sa"''ri3efs as sr"to'ous pfemia,us, over
IRE IHndred Heaa'ttM HiorL:S Of 4rtt
sae1prt>tns valuable paintings marlie,, r,rians,
80, s"f. &, forming il uuly nst.eHai Lrne.t
Wv @epetb Engraving. which every xths.r:F -
W. :eretNe. entitled " fAlstaf Music inr ii, H..
cFnits. Is enc ot the most h.au4tul and nppui,r 80,
: aF'nt'eTsr isSl~i III this c.4atry. II r,nid pnt
lie furnished hF The trst fort - than Ga islia,s
Inc Ara journal is L." well knoNa to tn, Who'll.
country 70 need e"mmeua4t IA 1t j. a ualt...t,
~ Illustrated mnsa inc # Art, rnntainins, I>suy,
S'",ea t"-'as, ~ossip, &C. by the very test writer,
IN Am.ri-a-
The ha&fATing is seat 10 any part Il the country
hH mail with safety be'ng p,,k=d In c,lind,r
Hostage prepaid.
~ s'ripts.ns viii tie received until the Evening
Of tn 3lSt Of Jaousry ISL. At whl,h time the tr~k
vii e"ee shd tn" premiums t." NV t. suss es
AoFers4a ID restricted To 81 fEia sutseril. ion
fha-e -enitHg SIS cit ri te Eve MEMBERSHIPS
aud to anefNt I" iarresa. far their touhle.
For "tthtr hsfieatArs nd inr cop, Of the cls-
psnilS liNSttat u ,IBIgrnat ~.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22

There are in Iowa Of New School Pres,
byterians, 2047 of O. S. Presby,erian,,
,5,563; sad Of Csngrsgatisaalists, 6,l69.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22

The YtnM Congressional District.
Albany, Dec. 4
"Ofic'al returns ust received elect St
John to Congress from Orange and Sulli
van. Two towns Of the latter cunnt,
wcre thrown out ON account Of informally
Mr.. St. John was the Democratic can
didate. This gives the Democrats eleven
members Of Congress from New York
In the last house they had but four.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
For Sale.

4 SECOND HAND Portable Grist MIL
~ anu torn Cob Nrn.her. inquire al the Hard
warv siare ri A. GRaAlAeER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22

For Rent!
4 COMFORTABLE DWELLING noCSE, snita-
- BILE for a small family. Also good STORE
k,eH on Pearl street. Enquire pt
Dec. /. 1850. A. HAAS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22

AsoTHEK Dem. CONGRESSMAN FROM \.
WE find the following dispatch in the
New York Herald Of Wednesday:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
TERMS OF sUBsCRIpT1oN.

reasonable discount to Clubs Or the trade
The DAILY ThLEGRAPI will contain the very
LATEST TELEGRAPlIIC NEWS,
trcm All parts Of the country, received in Omaha
up :" clock OF the night previous to its pualica
Ton siSit its readers IN Council Bluff aud uma ha
me M IL hours in advance Of 81 Joseph, y hours
IA advance vi 81 Louis, and Five Days ahead VI the
Ne" FORK dailies -aGd bsing mailed tho morning
OF pntiiration IN Council Bluffs aud Omaha, fur
nishes tho news At Des Nome.
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHERS,
North and West, Al least three days In advance of
al others and south, lar AS he Sa. line of Mis-
scuri ahead Of st. Joseph.
II Is the aim Of the Publisher to made the DAILY
lfLthRAfH \ News and FAMILY PAPER, fur.ish-
ING as much Late news aud interestin. Read ~
Matter, aud At rs little expensea il is possible Tor
him TO lie.
EE- Subscriptions sol cited.
HENRY z. CURTIS Prcprietor.
December 19.h, 1870. lm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
New Advertisem'tS.
TIE DAILY TELEGRAPH
Published simultaneously in
OMAHA CITY, NEBR 4 SRA,
COU NCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.

and delivered by Carriers In each place ut IN early
noun eve-y morning, Mond avs excepted It is alsn
by special arrangement " it'll the pnstmast-rs mail
ed IN either place, ly the Mail WHICH GOES OUT
oN THE MORNING uF PUBLICATION
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NasElNTF0N, Dec 7 7.
senate Nj Green moved that Wednes
day and Thursday Of mex, week he set
apart for Territorial business, agreed to-
p. NJ The House of Representatives
have ui passed resolutions by vote Of
Isl to ii, recommending the repeal Of AL
State laws in conflict with the Constitution
and laws Of Congress
On motion Of Mr. Grow, Wednesday
and Thursday Were set apart for the con
sderation % Territorial business
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IA, passed resolution recommending the
repeal Of all Personal Liberty Bill, by the
States,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
WM. MoLL, Secretary.
REPRESENTATIVE.

After careful examination Of all said
statements, said Board did determine
the following to be true statement OF
all the votes given for Representative in
the State Legislature, viz: The whole
number of votes given for said office was
two thousand six hundred and eighty
seven, of which Benjamin l.. Hill received
one thousand four hundred and forty
seven votes; Jabez G.. Sutherland received
one thousand two hundred and thirty-nine
votes; j. G.. Sutherland received one vote;
whereupon said Board of County Can
vassers did determine and declare that
Benjamin l.. Hill having received the
greatest number of votes given for the
Office of Representative in the State Leg
slature for the district of Saginaw County
is duly elected to the said Office of Rep
resentative.
We the undersigned Chairman and
Secretary of the Board of County Can
vaSsers do certify the foregoing state
mcnt of votes given for said office, and
the declaration and determination of said
Board relative thereto, to be correct.
w. II. WARNER, Chairman.
WILLIAM MoLL, Secretary.