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RACKEN NSACK.
VAN BuKEN, AK. April 9th. 1850.

MR. EpIroR We have just received a
letter from Dover, Pope County, stating
that Dover Township Meeting went for
Hindman for Congress. 1t is to be inferred
from this, as it is the strongest township in
the county, that he will get the county. As
there is frequent inquiry as to how many
votes there will be east in the Dover Con
vention from the 26 counties, we here show
AS collected fiom the last Legislature. the
apportionment of Representatives which
gives 3S votes TO be cast. OF this number
Col. Hiniman has so far received Il votes,
not counting Pope as yet; Wilson. S, Pat
ter>on =. The nominee will have TO receive
20 votes. There are 9 counties vet to hear
from which will give ii votes OF this
number 1t is necessary TO. Hiniman to get
only 3, So, We see. his nomination is pia-
oed almost beyond doubt.
Yours G..
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e. VI. sAvAss. AGENT OF the Parker

Sz- M SAvAsE. Agent OF the Parker
Sewing Machine Company. will remain in
or CRY bzs : tew days longer. and all
who have nas seen the working of their
Sewing machins. shoald embrace the fl st
opportunity 10 DO .. Mr.. Savage's Hemmer
Is the mos perfect and executes the best
work. OF aav that We have ever see. These
hemmers can BE- spilled to machines of
oiher uaaufactI.re i Sesirrd.
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AT meeting OF the Board OF the L. r
d f. 5 L. r. Co, upon the proceedings OF
the K r. meeting of ClarksvilIe being read
and considered. the following resolution was
offered and passed
Reso{red. That the Board highly ap-
Proves the proceedings OF the Clarksyille
H. L. meeting, and that We recommend 10
the citizens living in the different counties
along the line the basis adopted by the peo-
pie of johnson County for taking stock in
the l. r. & +. 5. r. K.
JESSE TURNER, PRESIDENT.
Z. L. TAYLOR. Secretary
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Tri-Weekly True Democrat.

rhe Prospectus in our advertising columus
OF the ssoprietors OF the True Democrat.
contemplating the publication OF Tri-
Weekly paper. How they have got along
so far, at Little Rock AMI in the State,
without; daily or tri-weekly paper, We
don't see. We hope encoara cement enough
wiil be given, to guarantee its early issue
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PROSPEcrUs -
~ For THE
Tri-Weekly True Democr,,

TEE publishers Of the True D,,a,e,,,
issue Q tri weekly edition Of their pa "F'ssA
tion to the weekly, and coumsnce II. Ia "a Nj
about the FIRST day Of June ne.,. rp'''e,;s
.OOl subseriber. be obtsined. 'coasr
The great battle Of the age is To h. ]
November next. and it Is necessary tia, .oeshi
in the community should BE- k.p, inf,a'qiy u
movements Of the ensmy- The very .,,.. @&
the South is n stake. AMI IL becomes ev1-eSss {
ron to be up and doing. intending to h.. SUI
decided, yet calm and prudent. it will l. Ara Il
to defend the rights Of the south w.hoa, !, our IL
bravado. The times demand incr a.eJ u4'i='
the part of democrats. and that full an5 80 y q
formation should be spread before the rusS;' il,
is the first enterprise Of the kind in III '. Ii,
demanded by the exigence- Of the tj,ne, 'Ne-a
confidently look 10 the Dsrneeraey for i, and !,
Terns.-s5 year. For the carnrai'.. WIZ;
til Angus, 18th 81 or till Nov I5,b "A ag L
ment expected on The issue Of The t;ra mi Fi!
The size cf the tri weekly vii! no 81
inches. containing p columns. mar % -.
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The PIcArUSE.-Messrs. WHEELER &
CoLBUES have commenced the issue of a
seat little paperr by this name, at Fort
Smith Fiey make a thriving sprigl,tly
ste-' alvesthy the ratronage of the pub
L. Il Fabli,hei az the Office Of the
Iia.<s Tenn, 81 psE year
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@ At the Democratic Convention o.
ST Francis County, on the 2S,h OF M.rch.
the Delegates to the Dover Convention.
were instructed 10 cast the vote of ST. Fran
els. for Hon. I. G.. HixpAAx They also.
expressed their choice Of Hon JoHN c.
BRECKENRIDGE. for President
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NOw's Your Time.
Pictures for 80 cents,

D1CTCRES at 30 cents for one week SO
mencing Monday. 18th Children unt=l
years of ag' one dollar. ~
The special attention Of Ladies and Geu,frs
having taste for paintingis called TO the bes 81
beautiful art of Antique Painting Cornn,,
struction given for IS. Rs,orn- over the Pos: Or
.. o. F. HARVEY Artist
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"

and Jeweiry oftred TO the trade ., hss rr'ee' -
any other house in the city Send for ny O.
iogne OF articles and prices
Un tue receipt Of one dollar by mail. sniS,ni VIZ
wa,d 70 any address beautiful s.; Of Gold "
a. ana sleeve Buttons. ce No4 Gold Lceket' p,
"o,a stone or Sal Ring fort3a LAdie. BrSAs
cna Er Drops. either Camso Mosaic, flSsshI,rr ,rrr
oold stone a. any other styles or fs< s. s.a
ease. lever watch. varranted 10 keep good time '
for $40. . fne gold vsst chain or Er $40 :ss
gold vest chain or k,r IS fioe gold n-ck ehs's
A. samples Of any Of nv goods young men - .
ot employment ooold not 40 better than invea
email sm in my Jevelry, and disFuss Il il thr'as'
use eouufry. Addrrs.
NOSES K GIIyES W.o,r.r DxAIIa,
SwJ7 cns. Brsdway. J..
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EE We andsrstaai, that at the meeting
Of the DirectoEs Of he Little Rock and For,
Smith Railroad GsnPaay, in this City, on
The 2ath OF March. the proposition to con-
so,ai,te, with other Companies, was re
jectet; the Directors not considering it foI
the interest Of the Company to do so.
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OcaiA Fla Companion, says:
The trial Of the remaiEder Of the negroes
engaged in the nurdes Of their master. DR..
keiit, E2s eaaaiuded on Saturday evening
lszt. after , long and tedious sinvestigaaion
The esideocs which was clear and poisive,
was snbmittsd to = regularly drasn jury,
xho shortly sFstVTned sisa ths following
serdiat ssaa and Allen gnilsy, to be
haased john and ts,e vifs of Lewis knew
the murder Was to be committed, and arr TO
be-vhipPed- Tia iaty did not altogether
agnes as to-ths pnnishneos to be indicted
on John and it is thought th.t he will be
hung,
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Nor So.-The stories .bout III.
proaehing marriage Of the Princess Al;ce IF
iLae'snd. soon. TO be finally and complete
y contrasiicted by the London Cont Journ !.
-. xh'ch says that There v not the slight
es' ,onndsf'on for the announcement, copi.
- iIofn the Dutch papers. Of the approach
ing fnsni.ss Of the Prince Of onnge with
an ilnstriens prineess.''
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-06

~ Il is state / thai e<ery nanwho reg
listers his name 1t the Hotels in Charleston.
during the sitting of the Democratic Ma
tioaai Convention. win be charged 81 per
day An ordinary paIlor and chamber win
cast $50 daily.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-06

E< TIE alarm al fire was caused by the
taking Il. u school house occapied by Mr.
l. y Smith. L was extinguished. howev-
e. without much ss1uble AMI with but little,
damage.
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@ A B. HowELL, Esq, it viii be
seen. has announced himself eaalidate
for the nomination OF Sheriff of Crawford
County. Mr.. Howell has the qualifications
TO make a good Sheriff
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-06

"CP t. the hour Of going TO press
v.c have not heard word from the State
Convention ~bIll assembled On Monday
last- Newere in hapes OF being able TO
give tte result z her deliberations in our
us.c- .a-.ar
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Fancy Liquors.

q cases Simpsons Bitters 10 ca-es sherry rls
. cases pure juice Por, cases Mat,ra w
casks Sicily wine 4 qr casks " ' e'sS IN,
o doc Wistar's Bslsam Wild cherry d'1 -
derwcods lemon syrup 2j boxes Turner. eaa
syrup: 10 boxes brandy cherries - doa nj
woods tomato catsup , dog walnut es,srF ~
Pepper sauce I dog Turner's peppermint la'' ~
and for sale by ...
mar 3, 1850 PgSSYwtr. ScorI-8 V'
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The qssstion is often disSus.d
sneshsr the savs9ss enjoy Ifs. We rnn,
pose they do. as they always seem anx;or.
10 take 1t when they get chance.
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AHis sisted that a suite of twenty
nobiem dia1ingnisbed gentlemen viii
.ceonpasy - KFi2ss Sf Wales on his Wis
1t to csnads Ais spring
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~ John Raper. who was sentenced at
the last setting Of the L. s. District court
be hung on the 9th of this month has
had his sentence commared to imprison-
men; for life in the Penitentiary. By Presi-
dent buchanan.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-06

r. See advertisement of !" et,avexi ar
stolen horse. in another column headed
% TSke No seo''
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-06

II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL Office a. Van BURN. Ark. April LIST, 1867
which IL not taken out in three months, will b.
son, IN ,ha t,,.r4raI Pos. Of}i.a as ID ad Letters
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-06

~ Died At his Residences near Fa Smith
on Sunday week. A3- r. n. PAsE, of the
z. 6. Army, aged IS years. 4
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Peoseeusins AsssEnek..

We ara Authorized 70 ennounee. LAFAYETTE
GREGG. E-4 candidate f- reelection fE
Prosecuting Attorney fer the i;h judicial District.
~ the at i roeekI5z Angus. eieetio3-
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Take Notice.

m 4 NY person having had .,r,.,.
oA "A or stolen a HORSE. ans sp.yas.' '7.'
following description. can learn Of hi. sA
ON application at this Office "a dark Lav
horse. two whit feet, one before ani ons \ va,
long star in the forehead, about sixteen
and Q or 10 years old. 'a
Van Buren, april s. leG0. ~,
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Boots and Shoes
$50

9ea Boots and Shoes
2kA eases Of every description, eonss.s as
OcO Ladies' Kip, Goat, Kid and G1ia
Misses do do do o.
Ladies' do do do busA'"
4 Misses, do do Go eS
Mems Calf and Paten. Leaiher eh'I ,,,
do Oxford. Wellington. n'3
Jersey Ties
.5 a. Mol Pump soled BrccAns
do half vel. 20
do Calf and Pa, Lca.h .lirPs'
Boys do Pump solei Bnrsans
do do half welt do --.-
Youths do do do
do Morocco and Kid Bc'"
Infants Velvet do dc do
Mems French Calf Boots
do Double sole W 7. 90
do Kips r S 4 Is wel' DO
~ Boys. Youths, and Chilirens di'"'
All OF which We eftr low to the trade. N
jan ~. ls60 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS W
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81 We are Authorised To announce ANASA
B. HOWELL. as eaadii iaas fo< the sominsiea Of
Slerif sor Crsxfozd County, at the coming Coun-
;y Convention, to be held the 81 Of June next
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-06

JOHN A. ARLINGTON. is q candidate for
election the Office of Prosecuting Attorney in the
%,h Judicial Circuit composed of tb. Counties of
C-aufrri, Scott. Sebastian Franklin. Johnson
Newton. Carroll. Madison. Brn;oa and Washing
ton. a, The ensuing Angus. election. l-So-
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From Mexico.

The dispatches Of Capt. Jarvis do not
materially differ from the published state
ments, concerning the collision with and
the capture of the Mexican steamers. They
state that one American marine was killed
and two wounded ; that the Saratoga was
tow ell down to Autor Ligardo by the lndi-
anola and Wave, which are in the service OF
Juarez, and were sent down to ascertain the
character OF Marmon's 5 steamers, which had
passed the castle of San Juan and the u.
s ship Savannah, without showing their
colors.
The Secretary of the Navy submitted
these dispatches to the President to-day and
Mr.. Hale's resolution of inquiry will be i'm
med lately answered.
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ST. LOWS March so.

Yesterday Gov. Stewart vetoed the Rail
road bill. This is now causing much eX
element throughout the State. Many
prominent men who have hitherto been the
stanchest supporters of the Governor, now
bitterly denouncn him as traitor to the
interests OF the State. His action efectu-
ally stops further progress on the railroads
for this season at least. 1t gives the Han
nibal ana ST. Joseph Railroad another sea
son to work in to make its extensions into
the Platte country, and into Kansas Terri
tory. 1t is almost a death blow to the Pa
cifc Road, as by the time it will be able To
finish to Kansas City. the ST. Joseph Road
will have completed its extensions so as to
cus of most OF the important feeders to the
raciic -.. .t
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-06

* An American marriage took place
s, on the 9th nit. at the legation in Parish
The parties were Mrs. Mary w. Hall
daughter of Henry Trowbridxe, ESQ. a.
C9nnecticut. and Mr. Silas E. Burors -
OF New York. The oficiat;nR clerrvmsn
was the Rev. w. O. Lamson. Rector - ~.
American Episcopal congrgatiea in psr;sh
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LEMONS

LEMONS
Ch boxes fresh Lemons in s;ore and WI
w sold low to close out -.
mar -, 50 j. HESRY. WILLIAMS '"
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BNToSrILu, erk. Dse 2. ls59,

Eo-Tos PzES-
Dar Sir;-PieasA 10 announce ros as q c.ndi-
ia:e f< the ofe- OF Prosecuting Attorney, for the
i.h Judicial Cireui; of Arkansas. whch election
CONES a. August, 1863. subject to the ratification
of th- D-u.oerasic party in convention assembled.
and ctlise ke JNO- r. COX
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Persons calling for any Of the shove letter. viii
Pisase say they advertised
W. B. HEARD. Pm
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Tn .IrRDrar.. OF Da. KrIrr.-Th

yAs RCaEx. Aaks.. April 81. 1860.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31
THE HOMESTEAD BILL.

The Homestead Bill which passed the
House Of Representatives VAS taken up in
the Senate on the 10th, aud referred to the
Committee on Public Lands. who reported
substitute drafted by Mr.. johnson Of
Tennessee Dispatches of that day, say
Mr.. Johnson's bill excludes from among
those who shall have the benefit Of the
public lands, single men over Il years of
age, widowers without children, and for,
eigners who may declare their intentions
after the passage of the bill, and only al.
lows those who are recipients Of lands un.
der the bill to receive alternate sections.
The House bill includes the parties named
above. ~
1t is said the Republicans will accept
Johnson's bill il they cannot get that one
which passed the House.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31

FIR jury fees, aud every such orde, shall be
mum beyed, and Gate, am. uu,, AND " un, Der
ofAhe same and the name Of the pefsoa
70 ghom Issued shall be entered 1T = book
- be kept by him i6shis otiiss, Jhe ppr-
D Sec 81. WhenSs erN1he ClerG Of The
Board Of Supervisors'f ain cou6ly shall
receive from the STATE AutRoritke notice
1Sithe apportionmept0 - sckbol menesp TO
be distributed ia thsScountS he shall fle
the ssme in his office and transmitja cert.
fed copy thereof to the County Treasurer
and he shall also lay certified copy there.
OF before the Board at their next regular
meeting. sToF9ff 7oT4
Sec. %. The first election under this
az, shall be held at the general election Of
1860.
See. q. After the taking effect Of thi,
act neither the County Judge no, Counly
Court shall have or exercise any OF the
powers hereby conferred upon the board
Of Supervisors, but this act lhall not effect
said Judge or Court ia any county until
the first meeting Of said Board of Super
visors in January 1861. .r.f.-s.. 60.
Sec. "a. In all cases where the powers
hereby conferred upon said Board of Su-
pervisors have heretofore been nv law ex-
ercised BY the County Judge. County Court
or other county officers,'he said Supervisors
shall conduct their proceedings under said
powers in the same way and manner as
nearly as may be as is now provided BY
law in such cases for the proceedings OF
said County Judge, County Court and
county officers, provided they are not
Inconsistent with the provisions Of this
act. . .as.... -.
See. %. All acts and part Of act, here
tofore enacted and which are inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed. - -
Sec. 26. ThisSact shah take effect and
be in force from and after ills publication
according to law. n -@- II T. ~---s.'. "a
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker of House of Representatives.
"a = q NICHOLAS J. lSH. ~
President of the Senate.
| hereby certify that the foregoing ia a
true copy from the original roll on file in
my office. ELIJAH SELLS,
s.5... Secretary of State
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31

a6- The leader OF last weeks Times 10
devoted 10 our Representative, Hon. Par.
Rom, and is 10 the hghes. degree CON-
nendasory Of his speech in favor ef :.
change IN our system OF county govern
nens. TIE coacluding paragraph how
ever. i undoubtsdly designed to counter
Get aay favorshle aauences that might be
produced BY this eulogstic no.ice, chang
ing him as it does, with want Of consis-
tency, "to say nothing about intrinsic
honesty in conniying at, and Avering the
organization Of the adjacent counties Of
Sioux and o Brien. Now we do not knew
to what extent Mr.. Rom favored this
meas ure, but we do aver that this measure
itself was under the Circumstances, The
best and most equitable that could have
been adopted. We have repeatedly main
tained that there was no Justice in the
county of Woodbury. appropriasinx TO i'm
provemen.s within her own limits taxes
assessed and collected in other counties
whether they were organized or not. II
the residents or property holders in any
county are required to pay county taxes
we hold that they should reap any benefit
that may accrue from the disbursement of
such tax. Again, we do not sec any rss-
son why these counties should be denied
an organization that did not apply with
equal force against the organization Of
Cherokee and Plymouth tue latter county
has not to day sufficient population to
enable them to furnish the necessary
jurors for holding term Of the District
Court. 1t is we'll known that there is now
in our Jail criminal charged with having
committed the crime Of murder in Ply
mouth county, and that unless a change OF
venue is allowed he cannot be brought to
| trial for the reason that a court cannot be
convened in the county for the want Of
people, and yet that county has been Or
ganized over a year, and we venture to
say that the Times will not contend that
either Plymouth or Cherokee should have
been denied an organization. Now the
trouble We apprehend is sufficiently appar.
ant,-PIymoush and Cherokee both have
good Republican county judges, who from
their position may exert a controlling in
huence upon the politics Of those counties,
and if they could have succeeded in At
taching to their Jurisdiction Sioux aud
o Brien, they would not only have had the
revenue Of those counties, but they would
have been able to Republicanize them
also. We do not object to the organization
of Plymouth or Cherokee, or any other
county entitled to this privilege under the
law, but we do say that if it is proper
where Republican Judge may be elect
ed, that it is not improper where the De-
mocracy happen to be in the ascendant.
and this is no doubt the view Mr. ROBE
has taken Of the subject, and We are GER
tain his course will meet with the appro-
val Of his constituents
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31
CHI APTER 40.
AN ACT TO legalize the levy of Road tax

AN ACT to legalize the levy Of Road tax
in Sioux City for the year 1889.
SEC. ! Be 1t enacted by the General As
sembiy Of the State Of lo,ca, Tha, the
Road tax levied for the year 1859 by the
Trustees Of Sioux City township in Wood
bury County Iowa, upon the property with.
ia the corporate limits Of Sioux City be
and hereby is declared to be legal and
binding and shall be collected in all res
poets and in like manner a. il said tax
had been duly levied by the corporate au-
thorities Of Sioux City.
SEC. This act shall take effect from
and after its publication, in the Iowa State
Register and Sioux City Register at the
expense Of Sioux City.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker Of House Of Representatives.
NICHOLAS J. RUSCH,
President OF the Senate.
The bill having remained with the Gov,
ernor three days, Sundays excepted, the
General Assembly being in session has be.
come law this 10Th day of March 1860.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary OF State
], Elijah Sells, Secretary Of State Of the
State Of Iowa, hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true copy from the original
roll ON lilo in my office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31
Trustees sale.

- Nirtae Of 4 de.h OF trust. bearing date Feb ;
- iNaa. iur The purpos' of securing to john o..
h-ryc tn" sum u six nntiryl mad evenly $t,,n q ,
dollars according 70 the .n"r OF promissoty ut.
bearing date Az ast 2+th. Isl. pa bic 20 thu crir
Of i2nu L'ietye t-e first day Of Junc 49,,
Paul paSiu-tt, !tuSaIis paclnatr 81 tn. c,.,,,,,, ,
Woodbury. AM >ta's Of Iowa conveyed to lewis H >
henn-rly Of t- enunty ami Stat aforesaid .rrjaru
premises described in the sail iu4au,urp az foiIw
t. wit The north h.lt "f tre south east quart =
VI Sactl0n ", township M ~ Turth Of RANCE T.
west nl the dth a.. Nj. containing NJ ar, IN are
less in the county and Stet. uf1r--4id, in mhVrn
said lui"nture the sad tdui T. cgu"',e snd Io>alfa
Pactnr aii rIvepaHt and declare that ;b.y hal
reoi sni legal title that t.ir same " = free On, Nil
turumbauce ard that they would warrant and e
find tbs title agninSt all persons hou,.s,er Ana
ttc slii Paul Palustt' and k<sli- Pac ,uett- sgr,s
" the sad sum 50 secured l. john Let.pry. was nor
paid Mt the tins OF maturity, then sam Lewis ri
hrhheF rs trustee, "h~ au bortat H. sell ia III pro-
p"rty 50 conveyed alter advertising the same al
least twenty dpys III any newspaper in he county
aforesaid srrEEtN ip- Ia" Tim. AMI place Of sale -
execute decd /" the purchaser in fee simple 10 INV
of the ercailed I'll interest AMI cox,
and t' hVii the remainder. If any, subject to the
orarr If Pad farTH-ti which decd when s. *.
oaicf i 10 vest IN the purchaser absolute ,fl, In
Tee siAtpe 10 the premises. hnd the said Paul Par.
lIHtt and hm>aIr Iaul uctt iltUrthrr s. hul,tr I,
rest, contract and agree. that ia case IF the lra,I
IErHlAsHs 81 rcII~al.ui the sal. lewis H. krt,ur.lv
10 aGl iiei ana IN that Gaze the acting Judge OF In
'oGRtS Court Of Woodbury. county was To- sppnint
suitable Pers III 10 act "S >frh trustee. And il al.
petring that Ii" said Lewis u. Kenncrly having, re-
mnNed frem the state al rcsaid ami lay doing in
Ctpaciatcl hiHsaN 10 as was intended by H.,
SAID indchture, therefore. the County judge of Ho
bar, County aforesaid has this day APPOINTED Fn1s
>tutsnan to act in the iace and stead Of said Lew,
II. kcnnprlY.
said lndcnture was k.curded in the office cf tho
Recorder If necds Of The said County uf " u,dhur,
on the Th day of feb., l>s1 Mt II IL " il
Mortgage itecnrd -, pages a"i -io5 and 3ae
Default having been made in the pasnlcnf Of said
note III the of st50 aa tcs,i her vi fh interest
thereon. Now Therefore notice is hereby given,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31

The great revival that spread like 4
wave. over the country. and even over the
entire Protestant wsrld eighteen months
ago, has not subsidized yet. Its workings
are still to be observed in different parts
OF the land, though they do not attract as
great share Of public attention as form.
erly. We scarcely receive an exchange
that does not contain an account of the
progress Of revivals that are going on in
nearly every town in the State all of
them being attended by large accessions 70
the churches.