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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
DEADLY C0NTE~T BETWEEN A
wasp AND TARANTJLA

The rarantula has deadly foe in the
wasp. wheh preys upon 1t. and the manner
IN which tae atter a.tasks the former is
described y the edltsv Of tle Maripo>a
(Ca6forniif Dswotrr', wtN lec,nly vii.
messed Its mode o. oreration Nr ucly
Lood.ng tafar:u!a was shDHhhr along, at
tLa usual awk~eri gate, Using his iong
unwjellv legs above tna s6sr. blades OF
grass, when suddenly the yyutm MS iusev.
stopped short in his w2rdtrloss and raised
itself up to its full height, as though
watching the coming Of some unwelcemo
visitor. It then quickly croaehed behi.d
a tuft Of dy grass, and remaining very
quiet, seemed to make himself IS small a.
possible, A slight buzziug Was heard in
The air, and in q moment wasp passed
quickly near, lowering on the wing near
his trembling victim. Like some bird of
prey, The wasp remained ooIsea moment.
and then, quick as thought, dared down
upon his enemy end stung him many times
with great rapiiity. The taran4ia, snart
ing with pain, began 10 retreat with al The
speed Of which he was capable hnt the
wasp hung over him with revenpelul tenac
lly, and again and again struck lin with
his yenomons sting. Gradually tie tiigA.
of the tarantula became slower and more
irregular, and at length. under the repeated
thras's OF his cenqncror. he died biting
the grass With his terrible fangs. The
wasp then seizcd the .aEaatu.a and dragged
Aitn aNay
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
SINGULAR Bi.T AND IT'S SIyGu,
LAR RE suit.

One Of the most sj9gu'ar warars we
ever beard of was ~ de IN Chicaro on the
lay before the munic,pi election illetaat
ritI, "n hrnt~uit1 auG GLrnee, The Cd.
posing caniidltrs for the Mavoral!v..-
lhe bet was between Water Street mer.
chant and Ned oshorne, ~ the Frssnras
H"ose. the largest cigar and tuha eco deal.
rr IA the city, aud WAS to iba eject that.
4 entwrrh vas elected D>b3r@e shDuIi
have the priNi'rge Of Kicking the Water
street merchant aforesaid fr,rr the Tra-
m"nt Huttsa TO Springer street, ana r,ce
ccj%a. Iio day after the election. tue
W-rrhan', having lost, came 10 O,horne's
sore and presented his person 10 him for
the contemplated kicks. and demanded
that Usborne should take the stak.s.-
Osaorne had been training his right leg
al the prefIpnS dar, and drMcd his foot
with heavy cowhiie boot. with soles as
thick As two capbo,rtls. The merchant
stnrt,ng up by the fremont, Osborne de-
ivering heavy kick as he started, bu.
drew his t'ot back with a spas smodic aston
and paroxysm Of coun,enance absolutely
p'ntal He tried another one. hut the
loser t'nched not and kept leisureIv on
his way, undisturbed by the voIley he had
received. Tn" result Of this was worss
than the first. and OSBORNE fairly curied
Unon the ground and howled with pain -
The merchant stopped and calmly inquir-
ed, why don't you take the stakes p
"Nh hat have you got in the basement Of
your pauts?' crl.d Nd. milwaukee
bricks ~ shouted the merchant. and We
Amt within mile of Springer street vet"
Osborn sabsided, paid the champagne,
and has been wearing lis, slipper ever
since M|,rulice Mes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
\ SAFE BE L.

Several gentereu were riding IN car
on enc ut the Boston reads, n tesv wears
ago, when the conversation tnrnel on the
next Presidential election, auI the E.sgils
and prospects of Webster, Fillmore. scott
Cass aud Others were discussed al iarre
After some time, n suirmu ta5tl iiurl who
had listened in silence, aldrussei the par-
.y thas
My irieads, yau are all wrong. Before
the election Of ls52, the wa,li viii have
come I, an end, and Jesus Christ viii 30
President of the univsrse.n a
Up started an enthusiastic gentleman
from the Granite Safe, who .tulterir gly
said to the Miilefite:
IS sir. III BIT bet yoa IL tan dollars "
llampshir Wv weat g-go for hi,n r
\ rosr ct lanuhtar greeted the exit oC
the Secoud Adveut,st, as he rea.oyed to
another car.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
MR. CLAY AND TAE GOAT

r3aF 7.
Almost everybody in Washington city
remembers anc old he goat which formerly
Inhabited MAYORS stable on Pennsy ylvania
Avenue. The animal was, in oil probabili
~, tho most independent .caizen of the
metropolis; he belonged 70 no party,
though be frequently gave .M passengers
Striking proofs Of bis adhesios 10 the
"leseling' principle; for WIND per-
son stopped anywhere in bis yicinage.
Billy was sure to make at hin. horns HI
all. The boys took deiightin irritating
this long-bearded gentlanan, f-A1avn,ly
annoying him so that he woul.t make
against lamp posts and trees 10 sh~ Il great
amusement. -.t ... -.... ..,.-..,..t... ...
One day, the luminary Of the West,
Henry Clay, Mas passing along the Aven
ne. and seeing the boys intent on worrying
Billy into fever, stopped, and with his
CHARACTERISTIC humanity, expostulaled with
them on their cruelty towards the poor
goat
The boys listened in silent awe to the
eloquent appeal of the grent statesman;
but IL was all Cherokee to Billy, who-ths
ungratetul scamp-arose ma esticalIy on
his hluder legs, and made a desperate
plunge at his friend and advocate.
Mr.. Clay, although he had not slain a
Mexican" proved himself too much for
his assallant; he seized hold of both horns
of the goat, and then was the "tug of
war'-for Greek had met Greek. The
struggle was long and doubtful.
Hah II exclaimed the statesman; al
have got you fast now, you rascal. "I'll
teach YOU better manners. But. boys"
continued he, turning 20 the laughing ur-
chins. what shall do now2'
Why, trip up his feet, Mr.. Clay said
they.
Mr.. Clay did as he was told. and after
many severe efforts. brought Billy down on
his eide. He looked at the boys i'm plor-
ins!y, as much as to say, " | never Was in
such fix before
The comhatants were nearly exhausted
Billy had the advantage, for he was gain.
ing breath all the while that the states m an
vas losing it. ......a .-r ..
Bows exclaimed he, putting aud blow,
ing, "this is rather an unpleasant business
What am to do now p -
Why, don't vou know?' said a little
fellow, making preparations to run rs be
spoke" all you We got to do J.. to let g
and run =
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
d BAN KING
-ANp-- .. 4.s
a 6 q n & y q f f i 9 @
GEORGE WEARE,

SIOUX CITY, ,.................... IOWA.
COLLECTIONS mad and remiited At rren. rate,
I j Of Exchan-e-huuey mYested--Partirular at
Ten tion given 10 the payment Of Taxes and location
u hsna Warrants Al orders con ected with q en-
trt banking Agency aud Collection business " willr =
ceiTe r-ompt snd accurate attention.
will ent.r Go~ernnIent 10 Is I'm lows or Nebras
ks for the a,lllowne fssW ith gold. five per cen
Fur locating 60 land VT b; laud office fees ~
/" 100 " &" q .; 9" g.
!" 40 s-.r" 8;
NIB. All locations made by me are upon lands re.
teated bya rsliasie Surveyor from personal inrpec
tinn. Tf r.E aE
charge tor the purchase and sale Of Real Estate,
loaning upon real estatr security. per cent
Dy pern,is8ot, IT fer 70 hl ftliowns parties with
whom I have done business:
Park Bank, SeS York city. ra.Ea .-.= .r
sMessrs. Nissan Taylor. Y. City.
Kntuth. Nschodt Kuhrie do
g srPeca- Wis h 30 Boston, ar
.. q GhAs. Gamilos Co. philaaeipaiA.. -
:" Clark. Bros. 4 Co., st. Louis
" II. Esrksdale j. Co.. DO s-.
e Naeklot Corhin pavenpart. lows
90 Markell Darraw 4 Co.. Dubuque, Iowa
T, Q Adams, Esq, Chicago
T. F.pnmaDt. Esd, trdisnapol!s. Indiana,
7. & lash. Esl. Salem. n. c.
s. Rank Of Senaca Falls seneca Falls. my.
Wears Carpenter 4 Co Cedar Ra pids, Iowa.
AugEst+ ls59. z.. --
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
PHILOSOPHY In TIRE WET.

U, b. Darnea say he overheard the FOL.
loving rail fence sgtIlOQuy toe other
evening 6gyng rain, from an inIiy.d4a'
whu seemed slightly tight"
- SIN Ter lei Ct can't GO out to hev a
little rec'riu III tHnut it mas rain Just
ns IT 1t hadnt rained sin,e, y " lcala
day last August Well, letter ruru. Go,'t
keer-lm havin' extra hule-dav-I |
mean to have a extra thic( hrlieraay every
lay t"ts yenr-- "rpt Sununys--lhem DAYS
-them mrclln days >Uaut htrp; l..
gtt drunk al them DAYS Le'ue sre Il
hey two hundred Fourth o Ju'vs. aud a
hund ed and forty New Years, aud ahoet
two hundred and ten Lhristmases. Thanks.
givtn s-yes, Il hev them twice u week
all the time. all the ,ime--wonirr if thems
all the days in the year--jf there, any
over II h.v some more Ihankscivin S.
Guess III take suthIu. Huh what's
that? shouttn for some hol!erday-
Thanksgivi"' | 'spec'. Here cap Of
thunder walked, things generaIv.l-
Hoop, We got "A cannaru here myself; ~
Just load er ana shure Il sOioote floor ""
Here Eighty tried 20 !pai the smal. end Of
wagon tongue, with his jig, u,iag big
toot for arammer. Presently jag smashed,
aud he Gesi>ted. fTullo, ball Busted
and powder wct--can't sh ute-come mp
the bar and take drunk II zaI rite,
boys! and he got up to the fr4m4 where
customers hitch their horses, ana OF l.rAd
"a hv with lemonade in it." The last we
saw OF him he was tagging at one Of the
racks, trying to pull the cork out. There
was nothing odt Of the way ia this
for The last words We heard him ar,icuiate
were 'zal (hic) rite, boys"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
= - = HTrT ~ = = n TIT n r : r
TELL THEM 1 AM NO MORE.

copy Of the fllowiEg beautiful and touching
lines was found on the person of young lady who
committed suicide, souie years ago: IL t@+.1@
ta &H2 Tell them am no nors' .aj hht5#
Tell them thstthis poor heart Of mine was breaking
That IN. my dreaming hourss and in my waking, s
I saw no love in store
That clouds ever DER my spirit weeping, 81
Anisor.ow, with its chill ing dsws. vas stssping
My bruised heart to It's core. ..........s.
a5 rEa Tell them l am no morei Ns.
Ny dying wpris speak softly In their ear; H.g
Bid them net weep. that one thsy Lowell so dear,
Heart broken goes kefire-- T"' ~t
That to ths goldsn realms its bri1ht wsy wingiug.
My Spirit shall ind rest, where ssraphs, singing,
q, Their s~settuued harps bead osr.
5as Tell them am no moro ! m z -Htl !
That otsy voice s,ft. toned celestial Ea 4E sss
Which seems to summon me from scenes terrestrial,
And bids me not drplore.
Ny mother oft had tol 4 me OF land #al
By sweet and bliss-snalnored brsezes famed, .-..
Where all hearts ONE adore!
Tell them SIN no more t
That to that land my ransom ID Spirit soaring.
Joins the bright sisterhood, with hymns adoring
The Infinite and Pure
That the weary Spirit, crushed and broken,
Shall live anew in bliss uussen, unspokso--
Live on forevsfmore!
Tell them am no morsl
Oh tell them not to speak OF unkindly-
But to forgive ma II l rush too biindy
To the far, unseen shore,
TIL them the would not b,am- me IL they know
What burning tstrs I've wept the long nights
The grief this bosom BORE Through
Tell them am no more,
That one I loyei-aye, loved hin truly, only,
And yet was all unloved that sad and lonely,
.s a i wept my troubles er. -... ...
Life has charms with all its Sammer hHes,
And like a stricken flower, untouched by dsws,
ldrtooed to rise no more.
Tell them am no more
That 10 The last thought Of them. and prayed.
That turned to dust this poor frame might be laid
... Near the old farmhouse door. ...n
Tell them dreamed my mothers lips OF love,
When the tired spirit gains its rest above,
f Might bless as OF yore. a7@ r#
Tell hem am more
That IN going to the hand Llysian,
" hose angels ioat before my d. ing vision,
As though God 5 love they bore.
0 hear their promiss-- One who thus hath striven,
Shall be received, and all, all TO tgiven!"
TELLTIiaI AN SDMoaE. ... -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
NEW AND HARMLESS BOOKS rO. /,
NICE LITTLE CHILDREN.


The publishers Of Vanity Fair announce
a SERIES Of works designed expressly for
the rising generation Each volume will
he submitted to the scrutiny Of the mana
gers Of the American Tract Society, aud
nothing will oe published which is uuror-
tunate enough to receive their approval -
From the volumes in p.ess, We select
the tollowings ..
rnGE STORIES FOR MY LITTLE GIRLS
BY the Editor Of Vanity Far. .
"As Wi lli-am Wilkins was wal king
in the gar den one day, he met his dear
sis ter, and thus he did say: Why is "a
squash like little news bay?' She gave
it up. BECAUSE. said this sicked buy.
'she ol der he grows, the more OF yel Ter
he will be- His good .rand. ma ma over
heard and went to bed sick with grief"
ToMMT's HISTORY OF THE U STATES
BY tie Editor Of Tanity Fair.
George Washington Was the Father OF
his country. but il is not known who wa.
its Mother He was made Of brass, like
peoples door knockers, aud as soon a, he
was finished he was put on a yrea, brass
horse. and left out in the cold, giving great
grief to all who saw him"
v,,r,,n,s r,rsr .oor or -uro,ocv
D., u. ry,... - ~ ,,
Da ~ '>"V' = ""'t9 f"".
homhs Jones was naughty BOY and
"heh asked by ms parents to attend
enarch' ne rfphs'' NOT II he knosed It.
o. ne went 10 take a walk and tell down ;
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
--------S - -
MARRY, YOUNG MAN, MARRY.

Rev. NJ. Dow once closed discourse as
singular Tor its qaaintness as practical in
us aaSiee - tsl za Il
lwant you, my young sinners, to kiss
and get married, aud devote your time to
morality and moaey-making Then let
your homes be provided with .uch com
forts aud necessaries ns pie,y. pickles, pots
and kettles bushels, breoa,s, benevolence
bread, virtues, wine. and wisdom. Have
these always on hand. aud happiness will
be with you. DO not drink anything in.
tosicating, GO about business after break
fast, lounge little after dinner, chat after
tea, aud kiss after quarreling. Then all
the JOY, the peace and bliss the earth can
etiurd shall be yours until the grave closes
over you, and your spirits are born to =
brighter aud happier world.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
IoufscIY MON tfsfv VNrhfT zoe.


ln comedies the best actor generally
plays the dro'l, While some. scrub is made
The Gne gentleman or hero. Thus il ia in
the farce OF life; wise men spend much
OF their time IN mirth Ills only the fools
whs ars always grave.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

A young LADY who hid l,st or mislesd
her beau, WAS advised TO hang up her
fiddle She said The advice did great VIC.
lence to her h-ari.s,rigs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

you seem to walk more erect than
usual, my friend" "Yes. have been
straightened by ciresnstalcss."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

The New lolk Irt5unc is strongly
against the miserable Cogode lnvesliga-
ten Committee in the House Of Reprrsea-
tatives. 1t thns speaks Of IL:
" Ihs fact may a, well be stated tina.
The whole lustpe SIS ot developing political
scandal by legislative investigations, Eas
been already about run into he ground
Intelligent, .air-mindsd men are growing
sick ot it. In SO far rs public faaetiona-
ries and other recipients OF public money
are required to give an account of thelg
dealing with the treasury, We uphold the
claim 10 the fullest extent Even t.is
may be abused but it is saiutarv, con
serfative power, and we rejoice in seeing
it tearlessly, searchingly exercised. But
dragging private citizens, or those who
were private citizens when the acts as to
which inquest is made were committed,
before investigating committees, to be cat.
eehlsed IN secret, under circumstances
which secure them no protection against
insult, nor against the most ipqustorisl
and impestinent peering aud prying into
their private concerns, will not answer -
1t must either be strictly limited or utterly
stopped
When the most prominent Republican
in the onion thus speaks. il is pretty eyi-
dent nothing can be made out of partisan
charges against the personal integrity Of
the President. The Republicans had bet,
ter give 1t up.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

Night hath its songs. Have you never
stood by the sea at night aud heard Il od 5
glories? Or have you never risen from
your couch and thrown up the window OF
yanr chamber ami listened Listened TO
what. Silence. save now and then y mur
murlng SQUAD, which seems sweet muse
then. And have you not faneed tha, yoa
heard the harp OF Gad in Heaven ? Did
you not conceive that yon stars. that those
eyes OF God looking down on you, were
also mouths Of song--that every star was
singing Gods glory, sirgn. as il shone
its Almighty Maker, and his lawful, we'll
deserved praise? Night hath it, songs
We do not need much poetry in our spirit
to catch the sony of night, and bear tho
saherss as they chant praises which are
bound to the ear- the praise OF the mi III.
~ God, who bears up the unpillared arch
of Heaven, and moves the stars in the.r
courses.
.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HOTELS.
SIOUX CITY HOUSE,

~oRNER of Pearl and Fifth STREETS, sioux Citv,
y Iew,-WN N, BUCUaNAN prorri-."r.is pre-
pAr-4 q ,rconodate guests in the best style and up
on reaspnablr terms.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
TOWNSHIP OFEICERs.

Justic.s of hs P..e,--JAMES NJ. BACON.
C,.stlj'rs-A MARSIELL, j. W. SfE\ ENs.
7r4s,.es X. tuBlNSJN, l.. G. SANBJRA, IN
FIVE BHDN.
Csrk--i. ". BACON. EgaaHr Ezg aEEtt
Asosxor-A VI HUNT.
cyp,rrfsqr-JDWN ". LEWIS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
M~fNF' ..JUHN y. ALLIs0I
MEANS, ALLISON & co.
lteal Estate Brotsrra,
II b-ANEkEH9.
Il NJ 4 G. R 4 II A G EN- rs
SIOUX CITY IOW1, u

WILL give their personal attention to selecting
w and snterinp vacant lands in the Sioux City
Dakota and Northern Nebraska Land Districts with
cssh warrsnts-procu'i. Deeds for Lots in Sioux
City sndit iditions--psying Taxes upon city and
county prop 'rtS fpr non notwithstanding Money on
"o' security At western rates of interest or
ing II in property for distant daalerscollectipe Bills
snh Notes and r"mitting proceeds promptlyat the
current rates If Exchange.
We will also act Commissioners for the States ~
hsne. Naw Hampshire. Vernon : and Massachusetts,
Az stters IF inquiry answered promptly.
July o. 1853.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

Phi'adelpha paper SAYS of a drunken
negro who tell down a cellsr-was. that
his life was preserved by striking on hl.
head first
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

yDASkiNG uri Atrpcv bit~r e iollee'ious made
i tnt fem I u at current rates Of rxchan.-.-
Money Invested ptrsi'u'Ir itt .nti5n .iv to he
ptsner of Taxes snd location ( Lsad Warrants
Oice. corner OF D gu las aud Sixth streets Sioux
City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
y.
HUDSON & JOY,

4 rrDRNGY = i.aS. Read Estate aud Co'srting 2
~ -aut 81 zps "isY. VT vol'rn27
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

NJ II )LbsAtE aud retail dealer IN Ready Mads
w Gicthias, Hats aud Gaps Boots aud shoes
apala - 5lfy. 81, enfnsF " lsAl aud third
str ss.. II ,ns Hts~ n @ws ssa #8 A& 80
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
MEANs ALLISON a. CO.,
JOHN II. CHARLES

u .AL ESTATE Broker. Bankers #ugrant Ag'ts
IL - flee. cornrr OF Dopgas and sxIh streets
$50 * ri'y Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
GRoReE wElRE.

4 TrnRNFYS AZ LAW.--Pra"tice iu the Court
- Of Iowa and tr'h"rn Nebraska. GfTtca---fin
D uslas s'i.rt, sioux ely. Iowa. der -ly"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

DANKbR, L1nI, Crll=cins and Insurance rsu {.
ID Exchange heu sht and sld- Nieae I.as ned 1 :.
-, rornar of sixth and Douglas streets, Sioux
City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
- - --7'- -
pt TRICK isOEtfs,
TREDxv,Y y cURrIER,

4 TT lHNEF At law - Nice 10. 81 Second 81.
~ SiauS rity. Iowa, vol rni2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

vVvArCiMAkEh snaisstlsr, peslstreet SIOUX
w city fasa stWK
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
AND LAND AGENTS.


A TToRNFY at Law aud General Lend agent
y Spn.ial attention given Ia pavement Of tEet ;
locating Ianf " trrsnt~ the inv -sti&Htior and per
fArtine of as and otAer Titles red 4"nnG Aus sold
fr t-ves gmssins eetirns .,rid leeal hisiness Z
all kiais in $nrih tova and StrasHa = Jilice.
on Don ,i,s street sioux tNity. Iowa vollnoi
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
fiAGY IitbI SE,

HNNF FEUI SNi
CtThCX CITY, Iowa-IoHS HAiY, Proprietor -
= The Proprietor respectfully intorms the public
th,t his facilities such tiat he is enabled TO ac
cgnodAtp his guests itias g1nd stvr any Hotel on
th. Nilsson Slope. By giving attention 70 the
wants Of hi, guests he hopes 10 receive liberal
sh,re - p,trana e mar2i 51tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

yyYHpLEsALE aud retail dealers in all kinds a
w uroeeres aud proiGce, Pearl street, Sioux
City. low t 8f@s # sl7#sssF sW a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
r. nUCIIitICik EIs,
II. ID. BoOGE a. CO.,

NYHDLE SALE aud r.'ail dealer In Dry Goods
w Grpeeries. Crockery, Boots and shoes, BE- Nc.
eoruer OF retri aud THIRD streets sioux CITY Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
BOSLER A. HEDGES

DtNKERs -Dcalers in Exehan-e, Real Estate
- { ilerti8g anil : K ptti45 AGENTS. utfr.
Lsv-e between p3ngas aud Pearl Streets Sioux
CITY, Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
MIsELt tANkAsysr eARBss

WHOLESALE aud retail dea!ef in Iry Goods
w droeeries, A4ricu tural Implem8nts, Boots
AM shoes l. sttnrr aHi tiudiug Be- corner If Pearl
and ssrpnt streets Sfunx civ Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
r. u. hINIA AID,

WYHpINSALg and fetaii dealers In sssp's . an
w Fancy Dry Goods Groceriss. Boots and Shoes
S'cJni street. Sioux city, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

NYHoLEsALE and retail dealer in Groceries nd
w Prog sians Pine i.afnber Doors. SASH, Blinds
fiae shi ,sits. &n ons dor west ot Pearl st oct,
frsntns .ssse, Sioux city Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

M HDLrsAi.E AMI retail 5deslsr In nrv Goods
w ah ceres, Provisions, Boots aud Shoes Pearl
s't'et Sioux city, iosa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
COUNTY GOVERNMENT

County, Ttdy.-I1uv ?. ALLISON.
T.rs1ysT r,I P''o 4 r--' -. T.. HEpfES.
tF.gt Dis'rtct Falri~-'. y. FIELD.
Sisr,F-F +. LtNHERr
S.isr, S,par ar'7t.qasn'--I lHN =, LININGER.
D-,iargs C,u--LTTU n NO3oE0HD.
St-~yr--l,i!S H. tGp ~ Ka.ageq1
dreay--B. o LsfIL sR. !. t4l
CITY GOVERN NMENT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-14

A LARGE FAMILY IN CONFINED QUARTERS -
Sergeant Lord Of the New York Sanitary
Police, on Mondsy, made the following re
port:
81 report the premises 323 West 38th st.
as being in filthy condition, ana detrimen.
tai TO public health. The premises are occu-
pied by Bridget Tragoing, her two sons, IL
rigs, 2 horses, goats and dogs-ail which
tenant the same shantv"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-14

g~The Oldest inhabitant or Ohio ~ said
Nv tie Portsmouth Tribune to DO a resident
of GAINESVILLE, named James Wilson--sged
one hundred and fifteen years. The old man
was thirty one years old at the time the Dec
laration of independence was made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-14

GTThere is no Christian grace which has
in il q particle of self-exlateDce. Faith,
love, courage, are all sweet flowers, bot
their roots arc in God. There may be streams
of gratitude In your hearSs but The springs
thereof are 10 Him. Your soul may be de
voted aud consecrated, but the lock Of your
devotion will be shorn off, as was che hair of
samson, unless the eternal God preserves 1t.
--lSpurgeon.