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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
john L. and W. w. Cul,er. and Seth ". Swiczett
and John l.. CaInnlel

y h'AAh epohty
VS..
john L. and W. W. Cul,er. and Seth W. Swicg.tt
aud john l.. Campbell.
To John p. and ". ". Ca!ver, and Seth W, svirc.tt
ana John l.. Campbell:
Hehtiemsn-lou are hereby notified that there 4,
now Gil file in the Office Of the Clerk Of ia, district
Count wlllin and for said county thu petition of III.
Inhabitants Of plymouth County, piniuuirs in III.
above entitled suit, claiming Of YOU in sal suit the
sum u five hundred tolisrs As damages for breach III
contract to build and warrant a bridge across tbs
tloy6 liver in !ll mouth county. near William Van
oLlndos Residence. on The road leading from ply.
mouth towards sioux City, in Woodbury. county.
Iowa. a copy Of which said contract il to be found in
said petition, and all ofthe breaches therein assign
81, for viii h this action is commenced and nros,ru.
ted. and in which contract the said Swiyv4tt ana
Campbell signed as ~sureti.s. and that uG less YOU an.
pea and answer tn rtuuto on or before the mornin~
OF the second day OF the next term Of said court.
wh'ch is 10 be begun and holden at Sioux City, in
" oodeury co, Iowa on the first Monday of AnriI
a D.; 1850 you will be hefaultsd, aud Judgment rem.
isred against you thereon for the amount Of Ave
hundred dollars, and costs as claimed IN said ~petition
III or PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
by VIZ. TRipp, their Atty.
January Goth, 1850. aa n ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

"And mark what I tell you, that al
though they are instructed, in o5edianc: to
the order Of the delegate from Philadel-
phia, the Hon. Mr.. Canf.ld, (sent hero
tor the purpose) TO vote as q unit for Doug
Las, at least three Of them will fly the track.
The ides Of April, st Charleston will make
good this predic,ion."-Des Noiaes Cor
~respondeHcc Hawh Eye.
The above is sample Of one Of the
ways the Republicans have Of giving vent
to their fear Of the nomination OF S. A.
DoucLAs At Charleston. They regard his
nomination as inevitable, and the conse.
quent defeat Of their party in November
next ~ equally certain. Hence they re-
sort to every species Of special pleading
and wholesale f~alsehooI, to disparage
DouGLAs' strength, and magnify the nun.
Der Of his enemies. The statement that a
portion Of the Iowa delegation will "Ay
the track" ct Charleston is the sheeres.
b%uucombe. The delegates are all veil
known to be firm and steadfast friends Of
the Illinois Senator; and even if this
was not the case, there is mol one Of them
who would voluntarily stul,ify himself and
brave the indignation Of the Democracy
Of the State BY disregarding the strong
and unequivocal instructions Of The State
Convention.
Our Republican friends should devote
themselves to healing the dissenlions in
their own ranks, which will leave them
but little time TO 6nd fault with tho man
ner in which Democrats choose to manage
their affairs. The vote Of the lows dele
CATION in the Charleston Convention will
DO cast - . unit for Senator DousLAs,
the hope Of Republicans to the contrary
not Withstandin0.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

A man was lately brought before . mas.
istrste charged with stealing . dead sheep
the magistrate Dismissed the complaint,
obssrvi g that there was no such thing, o.
when . sheep died. it became mutton.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

The steamer Portsmouth, belonging to
the Hannibal l. St. Joseph Railroad Line,
was snagged and sunk near Leavenw worth
q few days ago. II 10 Q total loss. ,sl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
Dissolution Of Co.rartncrship

TIVE co partnership heretofore existing between
the pt i~ersigned under he nsme ard style OF
A. liza ) 4 i;ruther is this lith day OF Marth. 1850,
dissolved by mutual consent. A. Haas having ,ar
chas ID tn. interest ana assets of said firm ,nd as.
sumed the liabilities. wi!l continue TIE business 1t
the old 4 md corner oi Pearl and Third SITS, S!ouA
City, Iowa. A. HAAS.
Sioux City. March II. 1860. /. HAAS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

A rapid and emphatic recital Of the fol.
lowing is said by . provincial paper. to be
an infallible eare Tor l;rpins -" Hobbs
meets Soobbs and Nobbs Hobbs hobs to
Snsbbs and Nobbs; Hobba- nobs With
Snobbs snd robs Nobbis fsbs. That IL,
said Nobbs. the worst for Hobbs jobs, and
Ssobb's ssbs."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

The "niRgers' Who do the "menial"
work at the Capitol, are . shrewd sci Of
fellows. Yesterday, one of them was
standing by one Of the doors OF tho House,
looking at the members. The doorkseper
said slim, they are talking about niggers
in there" WELL" was the response,
!" dat's dsr business. Lor' bless ye, IL |,
wsn'. for d aisgcrs, ders wvsldnt b no
Congress-"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

The U. s. Marshall for the District OF
Iowa has forwarded his oath for the taking
OF the United States Census, according TO
the act Of Congress approved May 23j.
1850, 10 the Secretary Of the Interior.
We are authorized By him to say that
be will proceed to subdivide the State as
soon Al possible. andappoint bis assistants
some time in March Or April. and have
the blanks ~ furnished to each Of them
in time to IN the work Immediately
on the lot Of June.-Davenpori Democraf.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

appear before the committee 1t it, next
meeting. when be will enter lhly i;p,ey d.
Vail in regard to the matter.
] Judge C~radlebaugh says NAere are -
pore than th,rty~6sa thou1An1 peoph, il
fluding Indians sh1 all, u In Terttosy,
and not more thAp 9ghss tho6eand n,aiss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
New Advertisem'ts.
Farm IN Rent

Lyon y OR W YEARS, on very reasonable
terms. There are ABOUT 70 acres under a state
OF good cultivation, land convenient to other impro-
we'd land, II that Is not sufficient. 1t Possesses many
good advantages.
Also an excellent WAGON for sale For further
inquire Of JJlIN HOUSEHOLDER, of
Sergeant. Blum. or L.. Il. KIRK, o fSioux City.
March II, 1850.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

Tho sailor likes TO get where there's a
port /; but the old fashioned Englishnan
likss to get where there's porter.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

Wisdom is greater than water. for while
the ocean is but . sea, the wisest man 10 .
secs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

For Sale,

Will sell at private sale = lot If farmlng tools
also, a variety of hou..notd stuff aud fu~n,ture.
About twenty tons of hay In the 1t ,ck-a 20: tire
potatoes. onions. tn" nips. &c. Also, one mare GOOD
tor buggy or draft one top buggy AID ole OK wagon
: OK slrd-ons culter-a wbee!ha,rOw-une drag
lotos swine, &c. Cali at my fai M ahd max. bargains.
miTli II, C. BACON
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17


BEATEN ETHER WAY.-There is lost
now . good deal Of variance among Re.
publican politicians upon the Presidential
question. Seward Of New York and Bates
Of Missouri are the candidates most talked
Of. The New York Tribune says it has
"never been able to enumerate. with any
degree Of certainty. the votes wherewith
Mr.. Seward 10 to BE- elected" Greeley
evidently looks upon the irrepressibls con.
Aict mar "a a down pin," and goes in for
Bates. The New York Courier 4 Enquir.
ct thinks that should Seward be thrown
over board. and Bell, Crittenden or Bates
receive the nomination, tho Democratic
candidate will be elected BY as decided .
majority ~ Pierce received in 50 and in
such . contingency threatens to bolt in
advance" Seward cannot carry the doubt
full States, while any other nomination
would particularly displsass the radical
portion Of the party ; asd the Chicago
nominee Is beaten either WY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
Flower Seeds by Mail.

SUPERB COLLECTION. all warranted fresh.
~ 20 papers of which will be forwarded to anv ad-
dress, hes Of postage, on receipt Of One DoiIa.. by
H.. A TERRY,
March II, lS6Oim Crescent City, Iowa.
MAMMOTH PIE PLANT, in any guam
Al t'y, and at prices TO suit purchasers War
rantcd genuine. H. TERRY,
mchlI wv Crescent City, Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
IOWA LEGISLATURE

The bill for the reduc ion Of interest or
delinquent taxes was defeated in the House
on the 9th. w
On the 7,h the bill for the establish
mens Of a County Board of Supervisors,
came up as the special order. After con
siderable discussion, it passed by the fol-
lowing vote:
iEAs-Baker, Bemis, Bereman. Bow.
doin, Blackiord, Bremen. Cowing, Craw-
ford. Darling. Davis Of johnson, Gillett,
Glasgow, Gnifkee, Gooirell, Cue, Gurley,
Hoag, Hunt, Jennings, Kellogg, Lambert,
Lel.acheur, Lynch, Macomber, Mangold,
Mccullough OF jackson. McQuinn, Merrill,
Noble, Parker, Paulk, Peet, Price of Mus
c%ati"e, Quinn, Reed, Rees, Rosencrans,
Robb, Ruddick. %Shipman, Strce,er. Temp
kins, Williamson Of Louisa, Withrow,
Witter, Wright, Mr.. Speaker.--47.
NAN-Beal, Barnes, Bracewell, Ben
nett, Caldwell, Campbell, Clark Of John
son, Clark Of Jefferson, Clark Of Des
Moines. Clapgett. Conner, Co.,ell, Daggett,
Davis Of Jasper. Dennison, Dunlavy, Ellis,
Hall, Haskell, Harris, Hedges, Hotchkiss.
Mccullough Of Lee, Willard. Mithell,
Morehsad, Moser, Price Of Lee, Riddle.
Stevens, Taylor, Whitaker, Williams, vii
hanson Of Warren.-34.
A bill to provide for an Emigrant Com
missioner in the City Of New York passed
the House.
Also, bill to amend law in reference to
Intoxicating liquors.
There is = large amount Of business be
fore the Legislature, and If they adjourn
on the 9th inst, which is the day they
have fixed upon by joint resolution, they
will leave . large amour Of work now be.
fore them unfinished.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
CRESCENT I IOWA
Original Notice,

STATE OF IOWA. In District Court. April
Woodbury. county. J Term, A b. isoo.
Inhabitants Of Plymouth County
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26
AN ACT

AN AL
To aplend an act entitled an Act 70 Regulate III
SrestS PGrernels and Sidewalks IN the City Of Mask
rille, Passed May 4, 1851
SIC l. Be Il esidctei by the Csty Council Of Nashville
That sections and OF the above recited act be
the Same are hereby repealed.
Sec 2. Be ii enacted, That it shall be tho duty OF
every Of lot, part Of lot, lying and bein.
in the corporate limits OF the city OF Nashville, along
in front Of which lot there is now constructed
sidewalk pavement, TO cause 20 be constructed and
kept in repair, good and substantial sidewalk or
pavement along the whole front of his her or their
lot lots III accordance with the provisions OF the
above mentioned act and If any such owner or own
shall ai to construct cause to be construct
ed such pavement sidewalk before the first day
October y d. 1850 it shall be the duty of tho Mayor
the city Of Nashville TO the TO be done
pay for the out Of the city treasury and nsti
tute suit against the owner or owners Of said lots for
the cost Of the same.
Sec B. Be Il enacted, That it shall be the duty OF
every OF lot lots in the city of Nashville
along or in front Of which sidewalk or pavement hos
heretofore been constructed but now out Of repair
either in the bed OF said pavement sidewalk or the
curbing OF the same which pavement does con
form to the provisions of the act aforesaid,
said pavement sidewalk be put good and per-
feet repair and made TO conform to said provisions OF
said act by before the first day Of October 1880
aud if any owners Of said lot or lots shaI
fail refuse to repair and reform said sidewalks or
I1yenents by before said time il shall be the duty
of the Mayor to said paveonts DO repaired or
conformed to said provisions, TO pay for the same out
OF the city treasury and to institute suit against the
Of said lot lots Tor the cost OF The
same.
l. Be Il enacted, That all laws or parts Of laws
10 conflict with the provisions of this be and the
same are hereby repealed.
W H. HORN
Pres't pro tenn Board of Aldermen
IRA p. JONES,
Pres't BOARD of Councilmen.
5. \. HouLsGsvoETH, Mayor.
Attest W. \. GLENN, Recorder.
approved June 10, 1850 sepi20-lw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26
Second and Last Course.
Fashionable Dancing Academy.
' IHo S-IetIsJ
Professor st. Maur Stuart,
TEACHER OF
sFaShEGUabse EsancE

And Graceful Gesture to the elite of fashion in the
principal cities OF the South respectfully announces
the ladies and gentlemen Nashville tina; the Sec
ond aud last Session Of his ACADEMY will commence
saturday, the 29th Of September. 10 O'Clock A
81 In order accommodate the numerous applicants
and 10 give time sufficient 10 fully accomplish the
pupils in the whole routine OF FASHIONABLE DAN
CHG and GRACEFUL GESTURE. The ensuing
course will continue six weeks, and terminate with
GRAND SuIREE DANSASTE, expressly for the pupils
and patrons that the latter may witness tic extent of
progress and advantages obtained, from receiving
thorough and accurately impaired OF irstruc-
tio1s this polite and essential branch of physi
cal eHcctos Days and hours Of atten1anue as here
tofOre. night class for gentlemen, Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturday IS, commencing the 18th
september and 4th of October. Ladies' Gentlamen
wishing consult Mr.. St NJ Stuart regarding ~ tude
general instructions, will ind him the ST. Cloud
Hotel when not engaged at the Nashville Female SEM
mary his general class Mr. st. VI. 5, would fur
Their say his friends and patrons that his classes
commence il Mobile on the 18th of November prox
it will be impossible for him 10 remain longer than the
exact extent OF the Second Course Early application il
therefore desirable the number OF pupils win DO
limited. TERMs-Accordng to the number and deg-ee
of lessons.
HEErery Saturday during the course, there VIII be
prGcticiHg S0iree, exclusively for the pupils and
patrons Quadr Band under the direction Of the SC
coInplisheG and popular Professor herschel Fenton
sept24-lH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26
Preparations for Disunion In South
Carolina.


Carolina.
We republish below, from thc Columbia
South Cdyoliniai1, the responses of several can
didatej for the Legislature in Kershaw, to
the question whether they are for immediate
secession in the event of LhNC0LN's election.
They respond affirmatiVely. 1t is probable
that the majority OF the next Legislature of
South Carolina will be composed of men who
coincide with them in opinion, though there
is strong party in favor of awaiting the &C
ton of other Southern States-- But South
Carolina can precipitate the action of other
Southern States By immediate secession
Alabama, Mississippi and Florida would be
likely to join her with little DELAY.
From the Columbia South Carolinian.
TuE CANDIDATES IN kERsHAw FOR SouTH-
ERy REsI>rANcE-The eandidateSin Kershaw
have been interfogated whether, in the event
Lincoln is elected. they would favor the I'M
mediate secession of the Southern States, or
prefer TO wait for an covert act" The last
Camden Journal contains their replies. Mr..
". NJ. Shannon says that he is in favor of
immediate action. The murderons invasions
of Virginia aud Texas furnish overt acts sui-
ficient. He says:
1.-The Lexington and Concord OF this war
have been passed-let US have an abiding
peace. or let Bunker Hill and Fort Mouitrie
ensue.
what shall we wait for? The inaugura-
ton of Black Republican Presidenswith Il
Congress of bis party, places the army, the
navy and the treasury at bis disposal. pledg-
ed to our destruction, while occurring vacan-
cies in the Supreme Court will be filled by
Black Republicans. and this demolishes our
last bulwark; and / can see no motive for
postponement OF the issue other than the
timid one of putting OF danger. 1t is an in
stinct with the brute TO protect and defend its
young; shall we be so craven as to adjourn
this question to posterity, and, instead Of the
heritage of freedom which we received, trans
NIT to Our children chains and shacklesf I'm
possible. The South cannot consent to exhi-
bit the first instance OF entire degradation of
the Angio-Saxon race
Mr. j bn N. DsSaussure replies:
my anss er il, that overt acts enough
ave been already done by the Legisl .tnres
III people Of the Northern Safes ainst
Tue rigut- of tae Southern STA es, to in tify
tas latter 30 take any steps they deem proper
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26

to protect their rights aad Interests at any
Etiuea But the election OF Mr. EiHcoln viii
make us feel the more sure that the power of
the United States Government will also b.
used still further against our rights and iR-
terests. l think, therefore, that. upon bis
election. measures ought to be taken by the
Southern States immediately, forthwith 70 as
semble in convention, TO decide what course
they ought to pursue; and when the decide
on the secession of the Southern States from
the .United States it shall have my full and
cordial ASSENT
Mr.. D. d. Perry says:
In the event Of the election Of Lineolnand
Hamlin, am in favor OF -tbe tnnlsds1te seces-
son of the Sou hern States,' or any number
OF them. and unwilling to wait tor any fur
ther overt act-' We have already waited too
long and talked too nluch-I an ready for
action
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26
SI,eriR,s Sale.

DY virtue Of three &. fas. Nos 2o3S, 25z2 25fe TO
ID me directed, and delivered from the Honorable,
Chancery Court Of Davidson County Tennessee at il
May Term, 1860, viii expose to public GALE, TO tn
the City OF Nashville, saturday, the ID day OIL DC
tober 1862 all the right title, claim, interest and es
tate which Jas Powell then had or may have since
acquired in and the following described property
10 Two tracts Of land lying the North side OF
Cumberland River, Davidson County, tennessee one
Of said containing 14ek acres the ether con-
tanning 100 acres, ana being tie same which Mrs.
Sarah Powell now resides anu in which she has life
time and estate Tbs interest here levied u-
on being the which jams Powell IS entitled to
by descent from his deceased brother John Powell.
being levied on Is the property Of James RI DWELL
James Schooemaker, J Si.limon Son. and 10 satisfy
Judgments renassed IN favor of Barn, against James
Powell and Hiram Wells.
J. K EDMUNDsoN,
sept22-td Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26
Corporation Laws.
AN ACT

AN ACT
10 Prevent The Ringing Of AUCTION Balls along The
Streets.
SEC J. Whereas, the practice of advertising auction
sales by the ringing Of bell in the hands OF persons
passing along the streets and thoroughfares of city
Tor that purpose IL eat annoyance to the citizens
without any corresponding benefit TO any one there
fore,
Be II resolved By The City Co,scil Of NdshriIle That
from and after the passage OF this act it shall not be
lawful for any person persons 10 ring, GAUGE 10
be rung bell bells, along the sidewalks streets
thoroughfares OF the city, for the purpose Of advert-
ing or drawing attention 10 any sale, other bust
ness Provided, That nothing herein contained shall
prohibit any person persons from ringing stationary
bells at their places Of business.
Sec. 2 Be II further enacted, That any person guilty
of violating the provisions OF this act, shall be lined
not less than three than dollars for each
and every offence. r. B. CHEATHAN
Pres't Board OF Aldermen.
B. s. R1EA,
Pres't pro TEN. Board Of Council.
S y. HoLLSGswoRTu, Mayor,
[Attestl W. 4. GLENN, Recorder.
Approved July II, 1850 sept20
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26
City Election

FliIE following persons havo been appointed by tho
i City Council, officers to open and bold election
in the corporation OF Nashville, Saturday, Sept 2aLh
1890 for the purpose OF electng of Mayor Alder
and two CounciInen from each of the Wards,
for the municipal year Tho Polls be opened
at A and closed 1 2 VI.
The voters who favor Of tho election OF said
fcer5 for tern, Of years, shall put the words,
Ter Of officers FOR two years, their tickets and If
majority Of all the polled shall be favor of the
election of said officers for term Of two years then
and thereafter, the charter of the city Of Nashville
shall be so amended and said election shall be held
accordingly and, thereafter the qualification for
Mayor Aldermen add Councmen, shall be citizenship
and residence within the city of Nashville for Two
whole years next preceding the election and other "
Sti9as ;, g. Of General assembly, passed RaTch .,
1850
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26
J. F GLEAvB, c kx-

PURSUANT 10 q decree OF the Chancery Ccnrt ~
Nashville, IN the Of VIM. Jordan, Ehud Cover
and others, VIII sell TO tbs highest bidder ii.
Court House IN Nashville Saturday, CfooT g. 1850
the tract Of land belonging TO Ehud Cover, lying IL
Davidson County and containing SIS less
TERAs-S5oO cash, and residue 10 be due On the lst
September 1892 without interest. bid Of $500 fos
the whole has been made by Or. B. G.. Hampton and
the property will be started at his bid Note witt.
good security required Of the purchaser and lien
be retained J. E GLEAYE5, c. & NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26

DURSCANT to tecrce q TIE Casrcery Co.rt q.
Nashville, in the casa o. c. y. Nance and J i
Mcdonald " h C-oSthyzait, VIII sell. tha-CcuIL
House n Nashville, Saturday, Octo6er Q, 1870 L
on tie ELTTeesooT0 1s17spits, known e Nc G. II II
l2T
TERSGs-e, Il and Is months, without interest s.
redemption
sept5-'ds J-E GLEAyEs c. az
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26

DCRSCANT 10 decree of the Chzncery Court 81
i Nashville, IN the case of Ri L Woods u Johr5
Longhurst, viii sell, at the Court House in Nsshys
Saturday, ocsr 8, 1880, lot No IL in ths plan o.
Woods addition.
TEsxs-5 months credit, without interest Securfy
reqired and lien retSined-
sept5-tds J. E 6LEAvEs, GM
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26

DURSCASr TO decree Of the Chancery Court az
= Nashville, in the OF Andrew Johnston - u.
yid ii. Allen, and in accordance with n agreement
entered into by the parties interested viii sell ~
the Court House in Nashville, Saturday OfoIs- C.
1862 DGrSd II. Aliens shop NGTXes street s5las a
Broad lot 20 feet by IL This property bought
for less than the cost Of the house Sale absolute and
a credit OF :. r. IS and ~ mouths with interest," and
free from redemption Seonrity required and len
tained-
scpts-tds J. L GIEAyEs, c 6&