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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28
SIOUX CITY IONA, SATURDAY. JULY 2s 1860

terests OF the banks, y. r.,.;..d h.
bank officers, Of whicG;Ia svs,",, 10. -.
ready furnished its fruits. ~" IN NOS no.,aa, an
cases. .
9Th. That we are in favor o .u;
the stocks or other securities plead e.,
the prompt redemption Of the issues Y ~ ~.
banSs from the custody and control ofas
State Bank to the custody of the Treasur.
or of State.
9th. The increase of these securities
to such an extent as will furnish am pie
protection to the people in using the issue
Of the banks, which is imperatively de-
manded, as the officers of the State Bank
themselves admit that at the present time
there is no real security for the redemp.
tlon Of the notes of the banks,
10th. The entire separation of the EN-
ances of the State from the banks, and a
repeal OF all laws authorizing either State
or county officers to deposit public money
with the branches Of the State Bank. save
at their own risk.
Resolred, further, That the Democratic
party is opposed to any and all attempts
to create enormous State debt, in violation
of the constitution, for the purpose of pro
molin2 schemes ot plunder Of Railroads
publican party Of crea,,n. So.
and useless offices for the purpose of pro-
viding for the politically lame, halt or
blind, and that We hold the revenue Of the
government should be applied strictly and
economically to the legitimate wants OF
the government.
That while we are in favor of fostering
popular education until the means of =
liberal education be placed in the reach of
| every child in the State--that while we
are in favor Of providing literally and
justly for all the benevolent institutions OF
the State, and for all classes OF the unior
tunate. which humanity demands shall be
protected and cared for,
We are opposed to enormous appro-
priations Of public money for uncallei-for
purposes. or placing large sums of none,
in the hands of men, politicians or un.
scrupulous persons, TO be wasted iu pro.
noting private aud political interests in.
stead OF applying the same to the purposes
for which the appropriations were made.
j. NJ Reed, of Lee, offered the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolred, That We unqnalfedly con-
demn the course pursued by the Republi
can County Judges in Iowa who refuse "a
grant naturalization papers TO persons ap
plying therefor, who are entitled 10 become
citizens
After nominating an Electoral Ticket.
the Convention proceeded to ballot for
candidates for State officers. AS follows:
For Secretary Of .Sate--Iohn W. Corse.
2O2; g. ID. Bivington. 1873.
For Auditor--G W. Mansfield, 26O :;
Il. II. Sylvester, 10
F"r Teasurer--J. W Ellis, 2ls; A. p.
Richardson, l26.
For Register State Land DHce--Pa.rick
Robb, Ia; W &. Crawford, 81; Chris
tian Rauh. IS: II. G. Rippey, 5.
For Attorney Geaerai-Wm. McClin-
tock, ls4 }. A. Sewers. $50.
For Judge Supreme Cowt-Jas Grant,
l79; J. NJ Elwood. l6l.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28
NUMBER So.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
FAYErTvlLLE, ARK, July IL.

FAYErTvlLLE, ARK, July IL.
The Overland Mail Coach arrived here
this morning, bringing the following ad-
vices:
SAN Francisco, June %.
The exports of wheat from the crop of
1859 exceed 10000 sacks, valued At 81,
10000
The Republican State Convention, on
the 2lst, nominated Chss A. Washburn,
VIM. II. Mesks, Charles A. Tuttle and An.
tonic NJ. Pico, as candidates for Presiden.
tial Electors.
The Jacksonville (Oregon) Sentinel ex-
ira, Of the 10th, says the official vste Of
every comfy in the Strife, except Wsshoe,
gives Shiel majority over Logan, of 7S
votes. The vote Of Wascoe will increase
the D mocratic ma ority for the Congrsss-
ional candidate. The Legislature will
stand to 10 Opposition majority on joint
ballot. t'n
Nothing has been heard Of the party
which left Carson Valley on the 9Th inst,
to re-establish the Pony Express.
There have been no recent Indian dis
turbances in the Washos mines, but it is
supposed there is still danger on the road
towards Salt Lake, and hopes are enter
tanned that the troops at Camp FLOYD will
protect the mail route when informed OF
the danger.
Accounts from the Washoe mines are
not very favorable regarding new discov-
ssf ,lhs s1 sosessnys stock lead dc s'n',n. .r
NEw YoRK, July II.
lhe North Star brings only Que day later
news from California, and upwards Of
81 100000 in treasure.
Oregon atvices indicate the election OF
Democratic Congressman, by IS majori-,
ty. The Legislature is CONCEDED to the
Coalition by to 10 majority on joint bal
lot.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

The DouGLAs ENTHuslAsM.-Thereh ha.
been no nomination for the Presidency
says the Milwaukee NeuSl since that OF
the lamented JACKSON, which awakened
among the masses of the people SO much
enthusiasm, 80 much actual, substantial
rejoicing. AS that Of STEPHEN 4 DouGLAs.
Oar exchanges are filed with the records
of p lpular demonstrations, and the move.
ments OF the Democratic masses. Like
the nomination of ANDREW JACKSON, the
success of DorGLAs empaatically belongs
to the people. Politicians and political
wire workers merely, held but little inhu-
ence in the late Convention. They had
sense enough to understand that the peo-
pie DEMANDED the nomination Of Mr.. DoU.
GLAs, aud with the people they will labor
manfully for his election. which in spite of
the detection Cf a few Southern hot heads,
is sure to follow.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

Coon RAILROAD NEas.-Judse Hamil-
ton. one of the Directors of the d. 4 =.
X. X. passed through this place on Monday
last, on his way 10 Fort Dodge. While
here he reported the weicnme news that
the road will be completed to this point by
the first day of October next. Coming
from the source it did, this inte lligence is
certainly entitled to credeuce, and If work
is immediately commenced. with u sutli-
cient force, il can be done, though we
should no. be much disappointed il the
time named shond be exceeded by a
month or two.
We were also informed that Mr.. McClel-
land, OF the Illinois Central Il. r. would
be here next week and intends going up
on the line Of the Cedar Falls and Mime.
sofa Il. H., aud rum0r says that the |. e.
Il. K. will lend their credit for the building
Of this line Of road.
With satisfactory assurances Of rail,
road this fall, and Of 81 abundant harvest,
We think thAt We should be satis6sd with
osr future prsspsc.s..- Gdar Falis Ga.s.ts
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN.
TON.

The Democracy Of Iowa, by their dele
gates, met in State Convention at Des
Moines. on the 18th inst
Committee on permanent organization
made the following report, which was
adopted unanimously:
For P'esident-Amos Harris, Of Appa.
moose.
For Vice Presidents Judge Warwick,
Of Henry; DR.. G. s. Bailey, Of Van Blu.
ren; W. g. Crawford, of Pottawattamie ];
A. c. Call, of Woodbury. H. c. Rippey,
Of Dallas; J. N. Casey, Of Keokuk j. B.
Booth, OF jackson J. Shepherd, of John.
son; George Crane, Of Dubuque; A. H.
Harris, of Howard E. B. Potter, Of Story ;
DR.. Christian Raub, of Scott
For Seretaries-J. NJ Reid, of Des
Moines; b. d. Thomas. OF Polk ]. l..
Young, of Decatur P. II. Bousquet, Of
Marion; c. NJ. Dunbar, of Jackson.
Motion Of Mr. Dorr to appoint COM
mittee on resolutions. Carried, and the
h~s in - uaptienon oon.isfiov n 4 o,e f.o,~,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28
EVENING SESSION

Convention was called to order pursu.
ant to adjournment.
The committee ii five, to whom was en
trusted the matter of organizing the party
tor the ensuing campaign, submitted the
following report:
ResO'ced. That con- mi'tee of eleven
be appointed by the Chair, consisting of
one from each judicial district. whose
power it shall he to call State Coz ven.
tons. BY the aclian of "A m Iorl,y of The
committee, aud ,hal it shah be the duty If
each one OF sad cunmirte-, acting FIR his
own district, 10 arrange the details of the
campaign in their respective districts, and
report to the chairman of the committee
any matters relating to the S,ate-campaisn
which they may deem Of Importance in
the canvass aud that said committee shalt
have power to make all needlul arrange
ments for the campaign they may deem
proper
On motion OF James NJ Reid. the follow.
ing resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the next Democratic
State Convention be called at Des Moines.
On motion of ]. b. Dorr. Henry Alt.
man, Of Scott county, was appointed chair
man of the Executive c,mmitlee, and the
following named gentlemen were appoint-
ed by the Chair to compose the balance of
the committee:
lst. Ii. W. Sample; I'd, II. II. rumble;
I'd, II. ID. Kellogg; 4tn, + NJ. Ziehach !;
5th, II. A. Williamson; 9th, Joseph H.
Macon 9Th, J B, Elmonds 9th. d. A.
Mahony; 10th, A. p. Richardson; lllh,
{. Beal
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Baker, of Decatur, and adopted
Resotred That the State Central Com
mitiee are fully authorized TO fill any va
cancies which may occur in their own
body. or in the State or Electoral Ticket.
After returning thanks to tho officers Of
the Convention, the Convention adjourned
sine die
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

WoN'T HAVE AN EASY TINE OF Ir.-Tbe
New York Tribune, the sharpesl Republi
can paper in this country, thus gives the
alarm to its political friends. 1t SAYS:
" /" the Republicans the path of duty
is now plain. Our adrerSaries are not
about 10 giee us tie election-..tar from 1t.
Mr. Douglas and his hackers have stalk ed
their all on this struggle, and they will
prosecute the canvass with an energy and
desperation rarely, if ever before known.
Cutting loose from the expiring Admins,
tration, they will denounce without meas
ure its corruption, its imbeciliiy and its
tyranny, and endeavor to make capital
out Of its universal unpopularity Ne
must net calculate on the Bohers' ticket
polling many rotes IN the onty STATES
nhere those rotes would help u.s."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

A PRgpcrIox Horace Greely, in the
tribune Of the 18th ul,., predicts as fol-
lows:
"On the whole, the Douglas men have
no reason to complain of the ticket pitted
agains, them Next to Caleb Gushing
aud JEFF Davis, this is M good ticket to
run agans, as they could have male If the
selection had been conided to their own
hands. We predict that Douglas ans
johnson riH bea. it in the popular cste q
the STARE Sta!es, and run Il out Of sight Ia
Tie Free States.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28
MISSOURI FOR DOUGLAS.

There is no mistaking the signs of the
times, that Missouri is certainly going for
Mr.. Douglas, next November. Like in
every other section of our country. the
press is the exponent Of public sentiment,
and that unmistakably points to Mr. Doug.
las as the choice of large maj jori,y of the
people of Missouri.
But more than an ordinary m manifestation
of popular feeling is the fact that Messrs
Jackson and Reynolds, candidates for Gov.
and Lieut. Gov. have declared for Doug
las, At least 10000 ma ajority for Mr.. d.
in Missouri Clarion.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

YET ANOTHER CoNvERr-The Watkins
IN T. Republican, a spirited Republican
organ. casts off the trammels Of sectional.
ism, and promises to raise the Douglas
tlag at its masthead. and to do good SER
vice in the coming battle. The Republi
can says:
That Mr., Douglas is destined to poll
An astonishing vote ia the Northern States
must he apparent to all intelligent men,
who know anything Of human natuee, and
the springs of political action. Although
nominated under peculiar circumstances,
we regard his election as not only possible
but probabe,"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28
HEANS, ALLISON q UU.
n E AL TATE II o X K n
UR9.
T. NJ I G. h A n IT A G E N II 8
ETOTY CITY IOWA

UYILL give their personal attent tion to selecting
w and entering vscant lands in the sioux City,
Dakota and Northern Nebraska Land Districts with
cash warrants-procuIi,g Deeds for Lots In Sioux
City and its Additions-paying Taxes upon city and
county property for notwithstanding Money on
rood security at western rates Of nterest
ing II in property for distant acknowledging Bills
and Notes and remitting proceeds promptlyst the
current rates Of Excha ange.
We will also act Commissioners for the States Of
Maine. New Hampshire. Vermont and Massachusetts,.
All letters of inquiry answered promptly.
July %, 1858.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28
GOING HON 4.
Suffer little children to come unto me and for
bid them not for Of such is the kin dom Of heaven

nffer little children to come unto me and 4
hem not; for Of such is the kin gdom Of heaven
They are going--only going
Jesus called them long ago;
All the wintry time there passing
Softly as the falling snow.
When the violets in the Spring time
Catch the azure In the sky,
They are carried out to slunber
Swestly where the violets lie.
..:, s yoing-only going
"neh w. summer earth is dressed,
IN 'ne'r cold BIDS holding roses
foiaed on each sssnt breast;
When the autumn h..,. %, ,.,,
Out 'bove the harvest s,eayes.
They are going--sver going
Thick and fast, like falling les,s,
All along the mighty ages,
All sdown the solemn time,
They have taken up their home ward
March to that ssrener cline,
Where the watching, waiting angels
Lead them from tn. shadow dim
40 the brightness of His presence,
Who has called them unto him.
They are going-only going
Into ppsiD AMI into bliss
Snowy brows-no cd Weakness
Jesus called them unit, him
Little hearts forever stainless
Little hands n pure a. they
Little feet by angels guided
Never n forbidden way!
They are soius--eyer goiug
Leaving m my lonsiy -p,t;
But It's Jesus who has called them
suffer and Drbd them not
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28
LEAVING TAE PARTY.

At large and enthusiastic meeting,
says the Eastern Argus, of the Democracy
ot Camden, State of Maine, on Saturday
evening last, nineteen Republicans, who
have heretofore voted the Republican tick
et, upon iearaing Of the nomination of Mr.
Duoglas. attended the caucus, aud by a
stand up vote agreed to ratify the nemi-
nation. -Cote's Ca. (W.) Ledgcr.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

DESCRIPTION OF THE PERSON OF JE
sus CHRIsr, AS 1t Vas found in an anc,eu,
manuscript sent by Pubhus Lin,iiu>, Pres
iient of Judea. 10 the Senate OF Rome. -
There lives at 'his time ia Judpar man
OF singular ch aracter, whose name is Je.
su. Christ. The barbArians esteem hun a
prophet but his followers adore h m as he
iuIuediate OILS If the ium rrtal God
DE is endowed wuh such unparalleled virtue
as 10 cal back the dead from their graves,
aud Iu heal every kind OF disease with =
word Or touch. HIS per.on is tall and eie
gantly shaped Ibis aspect amiabie, rrver-
end. lii, hair flows in the beautiful
shaaes winch no wbted color, can match,
falling into graceful curIs below his ears,
agreeably crouching on his shoulders, and
parting On the crown OF his head, like the
head dre-s OF the sect Of the Nazarites.-
His forehead is smooth and large, his
cheek without spot, save that of lovely
red; his nose and mouth are formed with
exquisite symmetry; his beard is thick
and suitable to the hair ofhis head. reach.
ing a little above his chin. and parting in
the middle like fork; his ewes are bright
clear aud serene. He rebukes with males
ty, counses with mildness. aud invites with
the most .endrr and persuasive language
HIS whole address, whether in word or
deed. being elegant, grave, and strictly
characteristic ot SO exalted being! No
man has seen him laugh, bur ,h. Whole
world behold him weep frequently: aud
persuasive are his tears thai u5ne can re-
train from joining in ssnpaia y with him
he is very moderate, temperate aud
wise In short. whatever the ph.n ,fnrnon
may turn ont in the end, he seems at pres
eni man tor excellent beauty aud divine
per'ectlons, every way surprising the chill.
dren of men"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28
BAN KING
a e Q n cy q FRI O g,
-OF-
GEORGE WEARE,
SIOUX .........IOWA A.

COLLECTIONS made and remitted at curren : ratee
" of Exchange-Money invested-Psrticular at
tention given to the payment of Taxes and location
Of Land warrspts. All orders con uectedwith G en-.
eral banking. Agency and Collection business III
ceive prompt snd accurate attention.
Twill enter Govern ment Landsin Iowa or Nebras.
ks for the following fees:-with gold fve per I.
Fos locating 100 acre land VT $l0 land Office fees g.
O. Sc 120 '' 6 " 8; 8" 3.
so 4" " 8; 2.
20 s.
NIB. All locations made by me are upon i.nds 1 $
ierted bya reliable surveyor from persons spec.
tion.
charge for the purchase and sale OF Real Estate.
loaning upon real estate security. per cent
By permfsson 1rsfer to the following parties with
whom have done business:
Park Bank. New York city
Messrs kisssm Taylor. NY City
/" knauth. Nachod kuhne. do
:" Spencer, villa Co. Boston
8. Chss Camblos & Co. Philadelphia.
50 Clark. Bros. Co., st. Louis
:" ". II. Barksdale 4 Co. do
"a Mscklot Corbin. Davenport Iowa.
90 Markell Darrow Co. Dubuque, Iowa,
F.G Adams. Esq, Chicago
E.Dnmnnt. Fsq Indianapolis Indiana.
I.G. Lash. ESQ. Salem. n. c.
Bank of Seneca Falls. Seneca Falls. s.N.Y.
Wesre. Carpenter Co. Cedar RI apids. Iowa.
August I. 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

He JoISs THE DEMoCRAoY.-The Hon.
AMOS GoGGswALL, late Republican Speak
er OF the House OF Representatives Of MN'
nsssota, ha. given public notice that he
canno. act longer in that party, rs he be-
lieves they would destroy the government,
Mr.. G. declares his intention to support
DoUGLAs--up to the hub.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

Ike, l heard that you have new litter
Of iae breed"
9, Yes, have"
We'll, Ike, just put my name down for
a puppy
Sam, set you down for one some
time ago.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

A priest said to a peasant whom he
thought rude, You are better fed than
taught "Shud think was" replied the
clodhoppsr "as feeds myself and you
teaches me-"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

The earnings Of the ID 4 p. r. r.. an
We lssrn from the Dubuque Times. were
$lO,449 10, for the month Of Juns. This
Is VI 800 more than the road has earned
- any previous month. and that, ton, ~ a
season ~hsn railroads generally look for
dull times.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

The New York Dispatch says that two
of the Japanese ambassadors are men,
bers of the Masonic Order, and that Ma
sonry exists in the Japanese Empire to
considerable extent. II this be 50, an ex-
animation Of the subject might lead to the
establishment ofthe aotiauity OF the order,
and give Us new light as to its remoteuess
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

A countrymaA was dragging aecalf BY
rope in q cruel manner. An lrishman
asked him if that waa the way he threat
ed fellow cruathur."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28
A NJ AID STONE,

An lrishman named Joseph Shepherd,
living near Clinton, was rcc=ntiy attacked
by large mad dog aud DlIten severei; in
several places. He had recourse to "A gen
tleman of the name of Turner Evans, re
siding in Paris, in Linn county, for an
application of mad stone in his posses
sion. The following description of the
stone. with the mode Of using it, we clip
from the Marion iicrotd:
The stone is about as large as a small
hlckery nut, is Of a whilish color, and is
full ot small cells or pores, something like
honeycomb. The manner Of applying ii
is AS follows: 1t $ ir,pped into warm wa.
ter until "f the same temperature as the
made with needle or lancet near one of
the wounds the stone is then applied,
and if the dog is mad it will adhere to the
flesh, otherwise it will drop off In this
case it WAS tried upon the leg; inInedi-
ately little s,reaks ut fine red were seen
all around the stone, and pointing towards
it The patirnt said he elt kind of
twtchng in his veins throughout the whole
system As soon as the Stone gets~tillei
with the venom. it drops OF, aud is put
into the milk aud water. which becomes
turhid aud in some instances separates,
the milk "nrlling m liag 20 the bot
tom When fhe b' ''od j. completely puri
fed, the stone refuses t. atherr La th,
instance it was applied nine times
Another peculiarItv ab Dutt thl> operation
is this. around the wonud~ tEn flesh was
n"ar.v black. with gr"eni<h rnse A.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

II is said that Mr.. Marble lately married
q Miss Stone. The marriage took place
in the Granite State, and the nuptial knot
was tied by Mr.. Flint. That, undoubted.
ly, was new plan for Mtrbeiziag stone
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

At a late fireman's supper. the follow
ing toast was given: Ladies Of $780,
like the trenan's bucket, well hooped, and
like iremen, delight in the exhibition Of
their hose"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

An Irishnen caught hornet in his
hand, but dropped it, and exclaimed, Be
jsbers, what kind Of teeth do the birds
have in America
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

A Snowman giving entertainments in
Lafayette, Ind, was offered by one man a
bushel of corn for admission. The mana
ger declined it, saying that all the mem
bers OF his company had been corned for
the last week
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

"Do You 80 anything ridiculous in this
wig?' said . brother judge 10 Curran.--
"ko,hing but the head" he replied.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

II is sid that Yankee who, was at the
poiut Of death. wLittled il o. with his
jack knife aud got we'll
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

A few years ago, the ladies wore kind
Of hood called kiss-me if-you dsre.sir.'
The present style of bonnet might be call.
ed, with equal propriety, kiss me,ifyeu
wARt.tO.sir,"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

81 say. Pat, are you aslsep?' Devil
the sleep" "Thin be after lendin' me .
quarter" BE iAbers, I'm asleep"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

An auctioneer, vexed with his audience,
said Il am u mean telow--mssn ~
dirt-and feel at home in this compaay.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

Love--A little signing, little crying. .
little dying, aud deal Of lying.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

The Boston Pilot estimates the aumbes
Of Catholics in this country at $500 900.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28
Sioux City 8tgister
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa,
BY
=. M. ZlEBACH 4 WIN. FRENZY.
TERMS OF sUBsCRIPTION-Two Dollars year
always in advance; for six months, One Dollar !;
for three months, Fifty Cents,
JOB wORK-uaviag an extensive assortment OF the
latest yies Of Job aud Card types, We are prepar-
ed to do all kinds of Job Printing in the best
OF the art. Give Z call.
|, Rates OF Advertising :
COUNTY GOVERNM Z MT.

County JH4de-JOHN 2. ALLISON.
Treasurer and Rscordsr-CHAS. L. HEDGES.
q Clerk District Curt. N. FIELD.
b Sherif-F. J. LAMBERT.
School Superintendent-JOHN c. LINfNGER.
Drainaae Com.-LUTHER WO0DFoRD.
~ S.rpey0r--JOHN X. COOK.
!. 0br0ssr--L. d. LeTILLIER. H
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-28

Seeing ones face in cake Of ice. sews
one calls osol reflections"