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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-16
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GEORGE WEARE,
IOWA,
SIOUX CITY,..................


(i0LLECTI0NS made and remittsd at current at es
~ of Exchange-Mcnev invested--Particula at.
tentop given to tho pa yment Of Taxes and location
Of Land Warrants II nrtss~s conn eeted with Gen
eral Bank ing Agenc and Collection busine
ceive prompt and accurste attention aa.... D. e..
I will entAr Gnverr nient Lands in Iowa or Nebras
'ka far the following fees.-Wnh gold hva Per Cent
For locating 100 acre IaDdwt s10 land Office fees 81
100 2
.e : so IA g. @: 4ts. a4 2
40 6: s.8 So
NIB. All locations made by me are upon lands
iected by reliable Surveyor from persona inspe<.
tion. '.lr ...f J aftt .' .# ~ FHr
charge for the purchase and sale of Real Estate
leaning money upon real estate sscuriiy, per cent
BY permisson Irefer to the following parties with
whom have done business. "'* s# f@t4H#
Park Bank. New York city. ...a .r...
NesSrs. Nissan Taylor, n. Y. City.
Knauth Nachod Euhue do p.
" Spencer, yiis a. Co.. Boston. sa.8a
{. Chas., Caplhlos,a Co., Philadephia.
" CLARK. Bros-& Co.. st. Louis
VI Bark scale Co. do - P.
80 Mackiat & Cerb bin. Davenport. Iowa.
- Markell DRrray 4 Co.. Dubuque, Iowa
F. @. Adams, ESQ, Chitsgo
E.rnm7rt, ESQ india aarolis, indiana .s
7. q, Lash. Esl Salem n. G. ae.
Rank of Seneca Falls. Seneca Falls. Ny.
Wsare, Carpenter Co, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
August 4, 1859. -=
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The girls at Cohasset make no,hing Of
going into the water and bringing out u
shark or a maekerel 10y the nose. They
dig clans with their toes. and open qua
hogs with a pinch. OF the fingers. They
live chiefly on sea fare so that " ben ksse5,
they taste salt, aud when they die are pre.
served half century. Their hair. in Their
old age, turns into dry sea weed and i f
they have worn caps in their old age, the
cap is stiff, and eliltering with crys.aliza,
lions Of salt. and If you fall in love With
them iu their youth, you find Yourself in a
pickle.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-16

Some amusing scenes occurred at the
hanqnet gwen to the Japanese at San
Francisco, One California official. in his
anxiety to gain some insight into the ia
panese sernacular, passed same ice cream
TO his left hand neighbor. with the words,
Snow; Ice, Hey Wba,se, call um in
JspaneseP' To which the gentleman
from Jeado, not understanding this verv
inielligihle medier, replied, /" Betty GOOD
and continued to discuss The luscious COM
pound.
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4 ROBERT MEANS. \ '" -sFIf JOHN p AILIsoN. /
MEANS. ALLISON &. co. - -
n EAL f TATE BROk e RS
"a HANTlERS,2 ka6z
...rE-...a hr.-.= ----ANG---- tf Ef FE.asH rs =
Il Nj 4 q r. A Mt A ENTS

= SIOUX CITY, IOW4, -
NTILL give their personal atten tion to selecting
w and enterinp vacant lands In the Sioux City,
Dako aud Northern Nebraska Land Distr lets. with
cash warrants-procutifg Deeds for Lots in Sioux
City and its Aiditions-raying Taxes upon city and
county property for non MISUNDERSTANDING Money OF
rood ury at western rates Of inter ,erih
ing il in property for distant dealerscollectng Bills
and Notes aud remitting proceeds promptlyat the
curreut rates of Exchange. srh .es= .H tdE'n
We ill also act Conmissi for IN States Of
Maine New nsmpshire, Vermont and Massachusetts.
An letters # inquiry answered promptly. '@T+
ii July 22, 1888. f.H N.sasg 'tH6|# r&
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NOT BAD.

Z .
We heard yesterday of an incident
which shows that every slave code Demo
crat in Kentucky, ut last, is not u aisuu-
ionist A well known Democrat of Ken
lucky, who resides in the country, not far
from this city, and who is known from
viulent opposition 10 Douglas and popular
sovereignty, received his, mail the other
day, aud took his seat in the old arm chair
IN the parlor TO enjoy "a read In the
parlor with him were HIS wife, sister snd
sister,inslaw. OF course tho Charleston
Convention pews was what his eye sought
for FIRST. lie read that delegates from
several Southern States had seeded, aud
that ihs Convention had adjourned with
out making .laaminalion. lie slet che
payer drop from his hands, and conmenc
ed CRYING, AZ which the family began tc
litter. ..D-n yon" he exclaimed, .shati
Hyou halt the religion yen profess, you
would cry tao. ts .sat sa n9 sH4a 10
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-16

A thin old man, with rag bag in his
hand. was picking up large number of
pieces Of whale bone which lay on tho
street, the dupssi. wns Of such looking
nature that We asked the quaint locking
galherer how be supposed they came there.
I" pba't know he replied. in . squeakipg
voice; II tpeet some unfortunats female
VAS recked hereabou,.n aY
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-16
HINTS TO YOCNG LADIES
Mrs. George Washington Wyllys, offers
the following good hints to young ladies'


Don't sit down to your crochet work or
embroidery unless you have first mended
that hole in your stocking. No use crowd.
ing 1t under the beel Of your shoe-racs,
like murder, vii! out, and they speak with
terribly loud voices and at inconvenient
seasoLs, sometimes. iE&@H..r
Dpn't undertake to write skim milk
poetry when you feel little disposed
eoWarGs enthusiasm. Go and do a kind
action, or speak an encouraging word to
somebody, if the feeling must have vent.
Depend upon it, you'll be better satisfied
afterwards.
Don pretend to be angry because gen.
tlemen have the aulacitv to look a. YOU.
when you promenade the streets in your
best bonnet. The more you affect iniig-
nation, the more the offending wre,chcs
Won I believe it.
Dont ray thirty Or forty dollars for TIE
atoresaid bonnet. aud then tumptai. that
IA IS IN such narrow circumstances ths;
you, cant afford to give twenty five cents
ID charity.
?" Don't eat Niue aud yellow candle. tas
whole time, like mice nibbling at pine ar-
PIE cheese. and then lament because YOU
hayn any appetite for dinner, -.
Don't Keep gentleman waiting half an
hour, when he calls. while you put ON
lace aud ribbons, and arrange curls; he
ISM fool, wh atever You think on the sub
Ject, aud will probably form his own ideas
upon your original appearance.
Don't run and hide, like frightened
rabbit, when a gentleman puts bis head
.iaAo the room where yau are sweeping on
dustlng. Ii there is anything to be ashau
ed Of IN the business, why do you do il?
Don't proclaim t. the world that YOU
cant exist without six Paris bonnets 2.
year and that lie would be burden with
out sn opera box and diamonds, aud then
wonder that the y"ung men sheer OFF,
And above all, when some one does pro.
pose don't say no when you mean yes!-
lie may take you at your word
1t you follow all these precepts you may
one day succeed in getting married, aud
that, you know, is the summit of al! earth
ly ambition. .|f ss ... .7F7
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4 In o cemetery at Dunkira. n Y, a
stone is erected over tho remains Of a
deceased oit lady, on which her survivors
intended to write this epitah-" Let her
rest in peace The space gave out at
the end Of The word her" 40 that only
the, initial lettess or the .remain1er could
be inserted Thus The dear Cd lady was
conmi..ed 10 the mould With the some
what slangy inscription "Lst therr.i. p.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-16

A rich man told poor man that he
worked to get . astomsvh, for his meat.--
!" And l. said the poor man, work to
get meat for my stomach
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-16
A uNION-SAy yEE.

Croakers may fret and moau-eredu.
lous souls may howl atd weep, ever a
prospective dissolution OF this ''ge % ri
| oaS' Union; there's no danger. Quincy
orator-boiling over with PATRIOTISM
made a speech in that city the other night
which knocks all such speculation as that
Into a cooked hat, aud although it can
not be called "LocQE" news, it is so brim
full Of patriotism that we are constrained
TO give it space in our Iscal department.
The following is the speech, as reported
by Capt Brooks, of the Daily Herald:
Gentlemen and ladies'. you're takin' ol
dissolvin' the Union; you can't do it if
you 60 to----you cant DO it! Thars
that are flag wavin' up thar, called the
Star Spangled Banner, how ye a-goin' to
divide that, hs? Are ye asoin' to give the
stars to the Souf? No sir-lee; the thing
cant be did [Cheers
And thar's that good old toon that the
bands a playin' up thar, called Yankee
Doodle how ye goin to divide that ell
Are ye a.goin to give the Yankee to the
Norf and the Doodle to the Souf ! say
boldly, it can't be did ! Cheers
Aud then thar that stream OF water a
runnin down thar called the ''Fa,he- O.
waters" how are a goin to divide hat
Are ye a.goih' to dam it up with Mason
and Dixon's line /? You cant do it,
Cheers.
And thar's the railroad lyin' ont thar
how ye agoin' to divide that, ch are You
gon' to tie it up with Mason and Dixon's
line? You can't doit! Cheers
An thar's all the ffss hssses standin'
round here how are ye a going TO run
EN- North, and run EN- South. aud run
EN- East, aud run EN- West I? lCheers.
And thar's all the handsome wimmen
round here how are ye a-gon' to divide
Mema Are you goin' to give the old
ones to the Mort, and the yong ones to the
souf? Wal, you don't! If you go to
thunder Ter you cant do il! Immense
cheering ' Ell
| And ,thar''s, all the fea'hercd tribe and
other birds a-fyin about here, aud the
| egg 's-nests, and the yolier legs aud the
black i1gs; how are We gon' to divide
Mem, Ell? Are you goin' TO give the Pul
lets to the Norf and the Cocks TO the
Souf Tremendous cheering
Our reporter could hear no more, for
the roars Of laughter which ensued, IA the
Doctor" cayed in and fell from the
platform.
| AvorpiNc Born RoAps. A negro preach
er who, like some other preachers, was
in the habit OF using big words, did not
always succeed in getting bold Of the
right one, made funny mistake once
His text was, " Broad is the road that
leads TO death, and many there be who go
there but narrow is the way that leade,h
to life. and few there be who take it,"
Beloved bruadcrs, there bt two roads;
ebbery body goes in the one or udder ob
EN-, thar's one road. and dat an de 3road,
and dat leads right down TO damuation,
and a great many goes in it; but dar am
4 aandder road, an dat am the narrow
i road, dat leads straigbt to perdi,ionp
''lt dat's de case said an excited col
orad brother in the congregation, "dis
nireer cuts for the woods.
L.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-16

JOB WORK .aying an exten siye assort tment of the
latest yles of Job and Card types, we prepsr-
ed to do all kinds of job Printing in the best style
of the art. Give us = call
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-16
HAGY HOUSE,
ATTORNEYS AND LAND AGENTS.
= II. DAVIS

TTORNEY st Law and General Lend Agent
~ Special attention given TO payment OF taxes; /;
locating Land Warrants; the invest gation and per
feeting tax md other tities redee uing lands sold
f,r taxes; making collections, and legal business Of
all kinds in Northern IOWA and Nebraska.--oihce
on Douglas street. sioux City, Iowa. Nollnol
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

justices of the Psucs--JAMES NJ BACON.
C,nadb,ss-A. NARSHELL J. W. SrENESS
,Trsess--E. *. Robinson, L. c. SASBJRH, JNo
FIrzII BBoN.
CARL NJ BACON.
Asssssor-A " HINT.
yup,rrtsor-JDliN W LEWIS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-16

We have generally observed thai q man
bitten bya dog, no matter whether the
sntnal is mad ornos. IL apt 10 sat mad
himself. aaes s .-0
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sUCIIRUcK KEit,
II. ID. nOOGE a CO.,

NYHDLESALE aud retail dealer In Dry Goods
So ar,aeries, Crseksry, boots ard enc q Ac.&e.
cornsr Of p~arl bird bets, Sioux Citys Iowa
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

County TtH7e-J0IN r. ALT!saN.
T.,rs4rsr rnR Record r-CVAS. L. HEDGES.
Clerk District Curt. Y. FIELD.
S5eriR--F J. LANBERr. 81 'gDB .Us
S.top1 Sapsriateadent--J0lfN c. LINGNGER.
ry D.ainsgs C,m--LuTHER WoODEoRD. uy .g
@ .gureegor-JeHN K.CODN W % fn Il @
CyroRsr-L. D. LeTlLLlER.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HOTELS.
y SIOUX CITY House,
o.5+% a. Cor. Pearl rnd FL st.,
Sioux City IOWA.
KINGsSoRTH & suEARER, rroprietors.

7,HE undersigned respectfully announce to the
public that they have taken possession Of the
above named Hotel, and solicit share Of patronage
They have made many important Improvements and
rspairs in the house, and now feel confident that
they can accommodate guests in as good style as
any hotel in Western Iowa. The Table will always
be supplied with every luxury ef the season.
KINGSNoRTH & SHEAGER.
MAY Of 1890
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"IilLl.sAl l,E and retail dealers In all kinds Of
w dfoesfles aud produce, PsArl street.. Sioux
City, low
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Sieux Gitp Registrr
-. ..r Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa,
BY
r.. N. ZlEBACH a. WN. FRENZY.
.ag .4sr.rr -- -'--------~s II SO -9ssx X p

TERMS OF sUBSCRIPTI0N-Two Dollars year
always in advance: for six months, One Dollar
for three months. Fifty Cents,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-16

He is richest who is aontsnted for con
tent 10 the riches OF nature.
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n. y. kINkAln.

VlYuDLEsALE aad retail dealer IN ressrtss and
w tsevsbsas. Pine LaushNvi psors, sash. iitfnas
Pias shA.sts. &C. one A. o wat ot Pearl 81 oct
4 Hsatons isvvs, seous city, iows.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-16

DANKfNG and Agency 0fice.-Collections made
ID and rsnittsd At snrrent rates OF exchange
Money invested. Particular attention given to the
payment of Taxes and location Of Land Warran s.--
ohcs, corner Of Dou JAS and Sixth streets, sioux
City, Iowa. =g..E.t -4
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mEl,HES q co.

vNH9LkSA III and retail aeslegs IN. Grvsvsics
Nv PsastioaA Milss AND Liaucra Sc. lsses
sisaA LIN pWA se ~fss y ~eseHsfg .
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OayH. cHARIEs.

fDAsKER Land, Collecting .nd Insurance gent
ID Exehsnre bourht and sold--Nonev LoaneE &c.
Once corner Of Sixth and Douglas streets, Sioux
CITY, Iowa.
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PATRICK RORD,

A TroRSEY Mt Lsw.--cfiics. corner OF Sixth and
~ Douglas street, Sioux City. Iowa. vln12
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sAM,L II. GAsADy,
HUDSON f. HOY

A TToRNEY at Law, Real Estate and Collecting
N Agent, Sioux City. Iowa. vollno27
- : : : - - : / - --
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BOsLER A. HEDGES.

H DANKERS --Deaiers in Exchange, Real Estate
ID C.liaetipg and tx payipg Atents offee, On
Leves. between Douglas and pearl streets, Sioux
City, Iowa.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
MILTON TOoTLE,

MILTON TOoTLE,
WHOLESALE aud retail dealer in Dry Goods
w 6rarsries, Agricultural Implements, Boots
sud SHOES Lesthar snd sindius BE-, corner Of Pearl.
,ud S-e3ni streets Sioux City, iowa,
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GEORGE WEARE,

= A TToRNEYs AT LAW.-Practice in the Court
~ Of Iowa and Northern Nebraska. ofice--O
Douglas street. Sioux City, lows. declo-1y"
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expenditures for 1859, showing the balance IT approprA
tons made In that and remaining at the
end OF the year to DO AZ follows
i1n.rrSS 81 81
Tho Comptroller says iasre were .o. on the Sis. Do
aoes including those not called for, 70 WARRANTS
The communication was ordered TO be printed
REVISION OF THE LAWS CONCERNING THE SUPERVISORS.
A preamble and resolution were offered by Super
VISOR Blunt to the effect that under former laws the
Board OF Supervisors Of the county of New York was
composed OF the Mayor, Recorder and members of the
bosrd Aldermen, and whilst the lava in force,
many resolutions and ordinances relating to county
courts and offices OF this county were adopted by the
Common Council Of the city and the Board Of Super
tho othcr-in respect to the same subject matter
Inc honorable Board OF Supervisors being so
and county Offices have conferred powers and Imposed
dutee upon one or other Of said bodies Unfortunately
change made in tho organization Of The said BOARD Of
ana aiso separation Of the fiscal affairs Of
ne county from those Of the city, without providing
ing 70 the county courts and oices There Is want Of
uniformity In the manner and time OF accounting for and
Tor nnes imposed the courts and for fees received for
ocial services performed by the city officers By reason
1890 ~ Tnca more or less confusion caused in the
Resolved, That this whole subject be referred to a
sesecs committee, to consider and report what, II any,
toned --'-
The Pns1DrsI named Messrs Blunt, Tweed, Kennedy
Tho special committee sent TO the Convention OF
npervlsors ct westchester county reported that
tney mad agreed upon . memorial TO the Legis-
henre praying that the Board OF State Assessors
% composed OF eight instead OF three members.
inc committee state that many Of the counties
sessed under the old law At much below their real value
while the county OF New York put up to nearly its
full valuation, showing the necessity for law compel
each county to pay It's just proportion Of the State
Tho report was adopted.
Supervisor KENNEDY remarked that he understood from
the papers that bill introduced into the legislature
law OrUqn ziuU tha
commissioners Of Record. The bill, he Understood, In
tended that the Commissioners to finish the work be-
fore them, all the contracts they had into and
then and not till thcn, their powers to This
would allow them TO carry out all the mischief they had
commenced The hill was intended for no good TO the
county, and ne (Mr Kennedy hoped the Board would
nke some action to prevent Its passage Mr.. Kennedy
then offered resolution calling the Commissioner for
statement OF the contracts made By them. Adopted.
VACANT AND UyIMPRovED LOTS
Tho TAX Commissioners sent In a report on the vacant
and unmproved lots in each ward Of the city county
dns number OF improved lots 725 unmprovcd lots
So tl-Total l4i ,ss0 -rss q |
O'Clock p n.
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nouse ny this ACT the Governors assent or two thirds
VI eacn House, was required TO pass Law.

se ny this act, the Governors assent or two thirds
VI eacn House. was required TO pass . Law.
M KANSAS.
h acs OF May 30 1854, (voL 10, 2s3 y orga aizng
teIrltory, established government therein similar
~ al respects TO that OF Nebraskl The appointment BY
eae!s authority OF the officers being authorized
a. ne esnauve power, % therein vested the G)ver
ana Legislative Assembly, composed Of Council ari
House representative BY this act the qualified voters
were ais. authorized TO elect the LEGISLATURE and the
Governors sesent or othrds OF each House was rs
CURED 70 pass law The people Of this Territory ha ving
formed q consultation and State government Cong -css
passed BILL on the 9Th f May, 1855 to admit them into
the union on condition that certain propositions offered
by Congress should DO accepted which propositions
mot agreed 10 by the people.
GENERAL Law.
IN every Territory organized by Congress special
srants have been imposed upon the legislative power
ether by the organic or subsequent acts and by the rs
section Of the act OF July 1885, (vo Congress
enacted general provision That no act Of the Terrific
n LEGISLATURE OF any OF the territories OF the United
Saes incorporating any bank any institution with
banking powers, hereafter 70 be passed. shall have any
Congrcss."
Statutes ct large.
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RoxAS CAmolo ORPHAN AsYLUMs-The sixth annual
ball Of the Young Mems Association comes on on We'd
nesday evening, 18th inst The proceeds go to the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asyums, and the value Of their charities
being generally recognized have doubt that the at
tendance upon the occasion will such as to add mate
rally to their means Of succorng the helpless Tho
Emerald Benevolent Association, Of Brooklyn announces
ball on the lin, ct Montague Hail. for The same praise.
worthy institutions.
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Married.

MARRIED.
Cox-SAmH.-0n Sunday, Jan. IL, In Brooklyn bv ,hs
Rev. T. n Johnson, RICHARD Cox 10 Mrs NARY Sxrn
fAnxsHAcil-HossiokE On Wednesday, jan IL, a. the
residence OF the Rev. Mr. Stohlnnn, RUpofiT FAIFsRAc
Of Cologne, TO Miss JCtlA H0RSICEE, OF Oct mold
hamburg and Braunschweg papers please copy
GASTx--DoDGE On Monday Jan. Is, by the Rev Il
Burl4s, Miss CATHERINE T. CENTER and DAVID r. DODGE
both q this city, formerly Of West Cambridge, Mass
HUcrns-Mrc1nnL On Monday, Jan. 10, at st. Peters
church by Rev. VIM Quinn, JOHN HUGHES, Of this city to
MARY JAMIE MrcwrL, of Poughkecpsie
MoRaA v-KElxa-0n Saturday, Jan. IA, at Grace
church. By the Rev Dr. Taylor, Mr.. GEo. w. MORGAN 10
Miss ExAAUR KELLER, both OF New York.
MIasor- {AsRs On Wednesday, Jan. II, by Rev.
Dr.. Robert u Dashiell and Rev. G. D. Cummins, LOUIS r.
M0Sor Of thu city TO ZADM CoRDx1A, second daughter
OF Prof Chaptn A. Harris, OF Baltimore
VENT-vARx~--At Philadelphia, Thursday, Jan. S. by
the Rev. b Mccullough, Capt Jour vENT, OF New
Orleans, La, to Hhs ANNIE E. Ware, OF Philadelphia
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

The Herald Arouses the Aldermen, who
Appoint . Special Committee to Invo..
tigste tho Charges OF Versatility, Corrup-
tion, &c., &C., DC.
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Drawings OF the Delowsre tate Lotto
ries-wOOD. EDDY co, Mansgerr
DELAWARE, GEoRcIA, xunTuUxY AND nrssouRr srAru
LOrrERiEe. %.
a. Dsl1wAas-ExrsA Glass No. sS JANUARY N 1850.
o. DIL.wixE-cIAss No. ID, JASuAsY ia. 1850. ~
t -: M 40, SS. r. 8 8, 81. &c. IL, 20, 81, rs.
wooD EDDY & e. * adWsr iim'nsSto, psl.v,r.
Hnl's Hair Dye 50 Cents-Depot, No.
druggists. ""'' ~"u VII ''Ho'