Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-22
ITEMS HERE AND THERE,


. The proposition to repeal the !" Per-
sonal Liberty Act Of Vermont hiss bssn
defeated.
Flour in Arizona costs sl2 per loo
pounds.
The pittsburg Gazette has completed
its I'D year.
The right thing in ths right place.
tae break.out in Boston.
A case in chancery, begun in Eng.
land in 1901, was decided ia Loudon las,
October. -'e
---Herculean financial fea.-Throwing
out bank.
The cholera has destroyed several
fine imported swine At Litchfeld, Ill.
A new journal has been started \,
Washington, entitled the National Re-
publican.
A son Of Hon. Judge Lacomp.e was
killed by falling down an embankment at
Kansas City, few days since.
The new sheriff, Fleming, Of ST. Clair
county. Illinois, is printer. aud the son
of printer Good for him.
Tom Campbell, the poet, lived to
apologize for an anti slavery speech he
made IN his earlier years.
Mrs. James X. Polk has presented to
tho Tennessee Historical Society, por-
trait, by Heaey, Of her late distirs uishei
husband.
The Bishop Of Worcester England,
died on the 10Th ult, at his seat, Harte-
bury Castle, aged seventy-eisht.
"A new railroad is projected to run
from Brunswick along the Atlantic coast
Of New Jersey to the famous watering
place, Cape Race
The New York Day Book calls the
row at the Boston John Brown ce!ebra.
ton star in the East"
Petitions are being rcua,ed in
Mi higan, asking the lorthcomiu. Leri>,
Iature to repeal The Personal Liberty
Laws now on the statute book.
The newspapers in Maine are reviv
ing the project of removin. the sea. of
government from Augusta to Portland
The body Of an inran, was found
frozen to death on the steps Of St. Johu 5
Church, Chicago, on Thursday.
John Johnson, of Dayton, Ohio, re
Gently paid his Goth year subscription to
the National ln.ellisencer
Between the lib and 23d ult four
more bodies, supposed to be from the La
dy E!gin, were picked up near South
Haven, Mich. They were much decom
posed.
"A sheriff 5 sale took place in phia-
de'Phia few days since, of watches from
the seized stock OF gift enterprise
concern bringing only thirty dollars per
dozen-"goh sratctss.'
The alleged forgery Of the will of the
late Senator Broderick, which gave 800
900 to the editor Of a New York sporting
paper, is to ae investigated
1t may well De said Of the ponderous
interest Of til. country that
"Thirgs in the saddle
And ride manaini.3
A new religious sect has oesun to
develop itself in the southern part of Den.
mark; its believers claiming ,hat there
are five Gods in one, and calling them
selves Pentarians
Forty diplomais,s have been thrown
,ut of place by the Italian revolution -
The bad,e Of Europe have saved 81 900
eco by Garbaldi's revolution.
1t is believed hat n million Of Itali.
ans in arms, Aush with the new wine of
victory, will take the field in the spring to
pertec. the unity Of TIA Y.
A valuable young negro man was
sole in Upper Marlboro, Md, at auction,
on Monday, The 25lh u!s., for $3.50 90. A
month ago he would have brought 81 800.
The Stockton Gal Republican tells
Of two irrres in that city which killed GO
rats in a hole in les. than one inmate.
They must haze frightened them to death.
II South Carolina does >eeede, reeede,
draw back back down, back out from the
Union, ". hope she will have The grace to
display huge crawtish On her coat OF
arnis.-Ioul>. Jour.
Edmund About, the French author,
had duel Oh HIND when las, heard from.
His cutemporaries are errious, and are
constantly provoking him, bu. it is said
he fights as we'll a. he writes.
The annual trade in snails durin . the
days OF ancient Rome, is said to have
reached, in our money, II value OF four
million dolars.-Chica.o Times.
No wonder she became so SLOW rs TO
be o,errun AID run over by the 60. ahead
word.
Mr.. Sullivan, the man who headed the
ami } 5hn Brown movement in Boston, is
one Of the Oldest aud worthiest citizen,
of Boston, a son Of Governor James Sal.
Ivan, and nephew Of the brave revolu-
tlonary Gen. Sullivan, of n. Hampshire.
A number of pretty miliners, of
tltchbarg. Mass, recently invited Mr..