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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09
EDITORIAL BREVITIEs.

Mr Everett has hnally concluded to &C.
eept the Baltimore nomination for Vice
President. Bell and Everett are now full.
ly entered for the Presidential race.
Judge Daniels, of the U. S. Supreme
Court, died at Richmond, Virginia, on the
3ls; ult.
Lawrence, one Of the murderers of Ian.
ra Harvey, is supposed to be in jail a.
keokvk. He was arrested at Montrose
and picture, supposed to be that Of the
slaughtered girl, found upon his person
The individual brought from Council Bluffs
was found not to be the man.
A distinguished Republican the other
day returning from Chicago, was highly
enthusiastic over the nomination of i" Old
Robert Lincoln" He PROBABLY heard Hoo
ley 4 Campbells Ministries, ard got "Old
Abe and "Old Bob Ridley a little
mixed up.
Some Of the farmers in johnson county
are blowing ur their corn, finding it all
rotted in the ground, and are replan,ing
with wheat. So says the Iowa City Re.
porter.
Fanny Fair calls the Chicago Conven
ton an l'l-an.noisy affair"
1t is said that Abe Lincoln never fixes
up his hair with that modern invention
called comb, but invariably uses a fence
rail-
The Bell and Everett nominations are
called kangaroo ticket because it is
s.ronges! in it, hind legs.
1t is very apparent that the campaign
OF 1870 is to be re'enac'ed by the opp"si
ton in all things except the result. The
following war cries have ALREADY been
started:
Honest Old Abe
Peoples candidate for PRESIDENT
Rails and ilathoats"
Wlgwams and rye whiskey.'
The Jersey City Standard has seen a
recent letter from Ex President Fillmore,
in which that gentleman says:
If it were in my power. would at
once elect Messrs. Bell and Everett, than
whom better nomination cold not have
been made
That amiable journal. the Boston Cour
Ter. abuses the Republican candidate for
! Vice President in the following instructive
style:
lie never had an original idea. and
for has purposes did not need any. He j.
not competent to write good English. as
his Message when he was Governor shows
! As "a stump-speaker, when he was an ultra
( Democrat, hs was notorious for Inducing
/ III low. Safeguarding style, Evcrybgd '
ia Maine knows that. He was not capable
! OF anything better"
. John D. Defrecs writes q. follows from
Washington to the Indianapolis Journal
Twenty years ago | vas 4 locker on al
] the d0lngs OF Congress. The TWO men
/ who attracted the most attention were vii
/ liam Cost johnson. of MARYLAND, am
Thomas I. Marshall, Of kentucky. They
were the most brilliant orators the !" oO
! served OF all observers" Mr.. johnson
died in this city few days ago, pauper
and an oulcasi, unnoticed and unEsm~ntcd
/ 1he papers, a few days ago. informed Us
/ thai Mr. Marshall is the Inmate of hospi
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09
JOHN P. ShLsELL,
OF Boston,
FASHION ABLE TAILOR.
SIOUX CITY. low A,

HESItES to call the attention Of the citizens OF
sioux city ard vicinity 10 MS fa"iltie. man
u'i uruc Gent, Ciu'hirg IL fiatterS hia.r! = that
tru N his .Ong eErnri'H'" ~ TIRE business. and Al
ways having thu latest fashion Plates hand, he
t.es competent give ira eatl-ta tim both a. TO
~ lie and Workman ship. Terms mod, rate.
Particular sr'rntitm given to Cutting out gar
mrn's ais" I" repairing and cleansing old clothing
anu sHii~is ton guartnt--i i'll all cases.
rs~.HI"poH Pearl ST.. oDGT >nliL Al BHc'iruct-
srS Nsrs. 4 pril :. l>pr-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09
PHILADELPHIA. June

The famous Young Mems Club, known
as the Minute Men Of 1856, re organized
this evening Cor the fall campaign. after
declaring for Bell and Everett There is
= considerable accession of strength TO
the Union men 90 this city and State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09
DAKOTA CITY POTTERY

!kssRs .lE@LEH 4 FGKHAKr, of the Dakota
~ tit Pottery, tshe the present. opportunity 4
ssytnr 20 III" merchants ahi pubic geuatuly thai
theA VIII eohtnnr ~ the business heretofore aud
t7Ninf Increased thv lEfilttirs enabled
Hiattufs laFR"f amount ~ stnussars. sui Of the
hest quality keturntns thAuhs i'm the iiieral pHs-
f"nsge bestowed apoa tue old ara this respectfully
solicit continuance 81 tAe sshe to- the new, aud
they witt enhssNoF 10 retaip II ~ pgNn,rt execution
p thatr ofiefF, sn which A4ey MiIl eatytllg atsul al
~ tima, Give them al
nAke'N Fttg T. NHv II 1855 TT
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09
Take Notice,

DFRSONS holding shares in TIA town u Saint
L 1Eme>. \. T., are bottled that in esett uence
nfth, recent proclamation OF the President thu tine
f"t the payment Of tn last assessment has heru
changed 10 the LIST DAY % august 1880. All shares
upon which assessment IF al % is not pail u,
tha' tim" will be declared forfeited ~ order of the
tune2 ROARpOF DIRECTORS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09
u A>u.AU.ux. Nav -.

y NH ~ ~ w -,
Tie dlsarrcenE action On tn ii 5rp-
stead bill is uow under consideration Of
Jolnt Committee. consisting Of Senator
Johnson of tennessee. Sen..tor juh"son VI
Arkansas, and Senator Harlan and arp-
resentatlves GROW, Thomas. and LoveioY
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09
t'nc-s.Ip,Utsaa Notice,

Presumption Notice.
Two THOMAS ALEXANDER. JOHN MeKtSlN.
i and all others whom II may CONCERN;
You are hereby notified that will appear at the
United sta es Land rtEre before the Register ami
hecsiver thereof at baNata city, Nehrsska Terri
tory, on thu thrtieih day Of dune. A. T. 1870 Al
ten O'clock, \ NJ of salt day, fo prove nay right 10
enter ~ PROBATION the north half and the south
east quarter Of The north east quarter us SECTION
thirty four and the south quar- ter Of The Burlh
west quarter Of section thirty aHe ia town ship thr
" one kahse I'VE, cast OF the siNth Friu iFI Mrri
tsnt IN said farrttors nj which time and place YOU
wili appear aud contest said right, you will be
forever barred
May -, lst5-ttw& JAMES ALEXANDER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09
Ice, Ice ?!

NOR 80 cents per hundred pounds,
1 delivered i, the houses ur stores Parties want
Ing Ice, hs leaving urders 81 Office, ran Ne sup
Piled. H. W. MrEIRkNEI.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09

Again we express cur hope that Mr..
Seward will not be nominated 10 dav. II,
Is the hangnan day, aud no, the day for
making President.
Now rs The nomination was made on
that same Friday, "haagman's day, We
must be permitted To term The ticket, Aaag.
mans frkct.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09
New .Advcrt:sen.'t>.
- WI. i.H

hF ALL KINDS for sale At de lower mill at the
, m'u1h u the ticyd. Apply At TIL s'.''- ct
June .. T. nTCiIRl .rkEE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09
New Livery Stable,

o NV '.a y, a ss,'' lo AND Third
.S--[~r HORSES and CARRIAGES 10 let
all times. 1T low rates fttr cash
II ". NrLLnANEl. Proprietor.
Sioux City, May l.. 1850
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09

The creates. glattons are those Who feed
upon SANDER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09
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THE HANGMAN,s TICKET.

The Chicago Dtmocfat, Wentworth.
paper,) of the 18th inst, said
To-day IS Friday, hangnan's day; and
so We do not expect nomination. There
propably will be several ballo,ings: bu,
we hope Coy. Stewards frieads viii have
the discretion not to nominate him until
Saturday.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09

CHOICE lrr OF BLACK WALNUT SHIN
y Gi.t.S for <1lh at retucei prices. Also prime
arti'! Of LINE constantly on hand and for sale
cheap. Enquire #
aph2l 4. HAAS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09
BARRETI"S HOTEL

poNCA. NEB. TERRITORY.
III 'JNils excellent ard roInmodieus Iiopcl has
I'D 1 been htted ap IN tne very best sly le. aut
~i> kept equal tua'v nntai in the country
Na pains or expense will he spared 70 SUR. aud
guests with all tho comforts and eouveui"ueea of
home, JANIS BARRETT.
rencs, Nebraska Territory, feh. II. lsbo
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09

Cirrk " tho district Cor IT.
4 true copy o. Record
Nav : 1sH' 4ny4
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09

L. EEi' tbtI. .--Ne will deliver lee in ary
IN pArL ri tie glty n the rate OF TSy.lst>-
ave Gents per hundred pounds in quta.
Titles to suit ru-tumer- HI will he sen. ia every
>atAriaF morning. All orders promptly attended to
mail >ANNEkS K kIRk
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-09

Just received hT the steamer Eni-rant lot
- If Iron and Plough Steel, Of all siaes For sale
a; the hardware store of
june2 A tE0NINGE&
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04

II was well known to the minorif7 chiefs
that Douglas would have received the two
thirds of the entire COM ention at Charleston
had there been no secession Bat the non
Intervention party, unwilling to take a nom
nation except by a two-ihirds vote of all
the States, adjourned tie Convention to Bal
timore. Failing in your plot to make
nomination upon eompul<ion at Charleston,
you redouble your efforts at Baltimore TO
effect ii or destroy the party. Your efforts
may result in the election of Lincoln: bat. in
any event, you will receive the condemnaz
ton of the Democracy of the civilized world
for all time. Influenced by yours-leading
idea of the subseryieney of the peoples
Convention to Congressional and Executive
dictation. you unwitlingly state that if your
plans had been successful, no nomination
could have been possible agaiast the will of
whom?-the people? Not at all, against the
will of sCoD gress."
lid regretful silence and modest reserve
now Indicate in You some sense OF the errors
of your administrative course, a feeling for
our past relations. and that consideration for
old age which is due, in innocence or help
lesness, would have claimed thought from
me. Bnt your insane intermeddling and ar
rogant dictation from the position You oceu-
py, with the patronage you WELD make it
incumbent upon every patriot who knows
you to expose your infirmities that your de-
ceptIve words may have no undue weight,
falling from the lips of the President of the
United States. Your repeated declaration in
London that you were too old for the Pres-
dency was but too true. Had then known
your real age, and some points of character
revealed by the touch-stone of power, I should
have avoided my share in the error of your
elevation. Your present shattered condition
of mind has, however, undoubtedly been pre-
cipilated by the accession of a responsibility
which to your view involved only the exer-
else OF a wilful and domineering authority.
Uprightness of heart would have saved you
even amid the shadows of declining intel
leci; but your N 'ral ohliquity deprived you
of every stay which the virtuous mind pos
sesses against mental weakness In old age
the vices and idiosyncrasies of youth, it is |
said, often resume their sway, over long |
years of interested repression. Your pro- |
pheIic quotation against yourself six years |
ago has been realized but too sadly for your |
would its fulflment had found |
YOU in the oblivion of Wheailaud, instead of |
in the chair of Jefferson:
I'm life's last stage, what prodgies arise
Fears of the brave, and follies Of the wise
Down Marlboro's cheeks the tears of dOtage low,
And Swift expires, driveller and show
GEORGE n. SANDERS. |
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04
George y. Sanders TO resident Buch-
anan.
New YORK, 3Oth July. 1860.

NEW lObhs OUtu 1COU.
SIR: The popular mind inclinss to the SEN
timpnt that national sell-rrsp ct should shield
the position of President from any exposure
of the deIinquencies of the incumbent. The
Constitution declares oIhrrw Use, and. in yonr
case. it is most healthy for The public. 10 adj
vance to the constitutional limit. You have.
hpsides, Voluntarily ent red the lists of par
Iisan discussion. inviting all the consequent
ces Of the position.
Yonr cumulative ;nfdelity to the country.
which has brought us to our present disinte-
grating condition, was Swallowed forth in The
beginning of your Administration by base
ingI attitude TO individuals. St.p by step.
fieud after friend was sacrificed The fact
uf a previous obligation chilled You: great
service made any one odous A President
should have no animOsities. You are gov
.rned only by yOur hates, affection you have
none. But two classes have any hold upon
yOu-those who had opposed and revi.d
and cowed you, and the supple parasites who
EtWn upon you. Yet, even ihest. cannot be
devoted if they would. For the course which
is settled on To-day is changed by your vaciI-
lating mind tomorrow, and on the morrow
the zig-Zag programme is changed You
even tndeavOr 10 pursue two opposite cour-
ses at once. Witness your open Instructions
to CIV. Walker. and your privat,. in. T t.
ftinS 10 Inc ECuthCNoI 0GEeEdl. ana OIQgD tIl-
eials in Kansas. Witness your late declara-
ton: Therefore, every Democrat is at per-
feet liberty TO vote as he thinks proppr,n and
vorr secret circular ordering the dismissal
of every office-boder in favor Of Douglas.
Witness your contradictory declarations in
regard TO the rights Of naturalizpd citizens
abroad Contradiction upon contradiction
Not only the political, but the social at
mosphere of Washington is poisoned by the
upas OF your influence. Such is your PERM
cious course. that the White House Is made
uncomfortable for visitors by the ob,rasion
of vicious politics into your pariors. Il
should be the patriotic pride Of every adj
minisiraiion to make Washington a centre OF
intellectual hriliancy. But instead OF COM
muniug with the best minds of the country.
and informing yourself freshly from its diff
ferent sections. you make the recesses of the
Presidential MANSION labyrinths of espionage,
where the Chief Magistrate sis greed ly re-
ceiying petty reports OF detection among bis
enslaved office-holders. The wfsest and most
honored men OF the country avoid Washing
ton as moral pest house. = 8
You have in you Cabinet gentlemen who
had a right to look forward to the position
you occupy, bat following the dictates of a
selfish ambition, you have. systematically en-
deavored TO weaken every distinguished man
Of the party who aspired to be your success.
scr. Repeating your worn out expedient OF
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04

wrong. After the''break up" at Charleston.
they were 'doWn on'' the seceders, but mos
of them are Eow quietly swallowing the Sc
ceders' Candidate. antecedents. present asso-
Citations, and all. There is no feeling. no
enthusiasm among them; at least if there is
it is of very undelnonsfrative description
a few of the most Indu. trions, generally P
Ms, are handing out the J5raon s. American
among their followers-wheiher subscriber
or not, can't say. II may be that the great
accessions TO its lists, spoken Of by the Editor,
consist IN The number of copies directed to
p. Ms for gratuitous DISTRIBUTION.
Douglas has some warm supporters in this
county, but they do not appear to have much
hope CT an electoral ticket, and will, think
go with the majority for "Breek and Old
joe by notion is that. with that 'cheal, ,
''humbug,'' '.swindle," that Nshort cut to all
the ends of republicanism," Squaasr SOUer-
eignfy, ON the one hand, and disuni6nism and
the "s;inking corruptions'' Pryor of the
party generally, on The otter, neither faction
can have much heart 10 ''face the music" be-
fore the people they have so long deceived
and plundered. How they can have the eff
frontery 10 stand up and contend, as both
factions do, that thy are the only National
pariy-ihe only party willing and able to
breast successfully the waves OF republican
fanaIicism, is one of the secrets known only
to Democratic audacity.
Yours, very truly,
SEQUATCHIE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04
GO-rs truly.
, AEFRpEEy. Miss July so. 1850

ABERDEEN, Miss, July so. 1850.
We hope TO give a good account of our
selves in November Tine Douglas men meet
in State Convention to-day to appoint Elec-
tors. Many of the ablest men in tn Dem
ocratic party in this State sustain DJuglas
and the ticket will poll heavy vote in the
Northern part of the State. They are Union
mn, and almost TO man say they aeM Uote
for Bell if they see Douglas has no chance
The Seeessionsts and Disunionists of course
support Breckenridge, though many of them
openly say they hope Lincoln agiH be elected. so
as 10 force the South to secede. The Bell
men are firm, strong and growing stronger
every day-we viii make a tremendous ef-
fort TO redeem our State from the domination
of the Disunionisls --Shaw, Watson, Sharkey.
johnson, Rogers, and such men are now, and
will soon be in the field. We will try to
keep you posted. Yours, &c,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04
GLASGOW. Ky. Aug l. 1860.

Breckenridge and Douglass will about d.
vide the Democratic vote in Kentucky. The
Union ticket is gaining ground; and the Sc
cession wing of the Democracy is evidently
going down from the alarming Enclosures of
the plots of the Southern League. The mas
ses of the people North and South, are pa
triots and for the Union, and to secure them,
it is only necessary to expose the plans of the
political banditi who seek to dissolve this
glorious Union, built up by the rex dictionary
fathers, for the sake of pelf, power and plan.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04
PrkEE1LLE. July sOtb. ls6O.


Gentlemen II write not because | have
anything especially important to communi-
cate, but that may express the qualification
I feel a. the many cheering indications of
success which are every where visible in the
political horizon, as the ''cornbat deepens,"
AMI to send words of cheer aud hope from
this, our beautiful valley, TO our brethren of
the 'Middle Division"
The Union men of old Bledsoe intend no
halfway work in this canvass. They have
their shoulders to the Wheel" and are or
ganizing efiectualiy, thoroughly, in every
district The young men and men of middle
age-even the old soldiers of former cam
paigus, are at work-none are idle-but all
| are doing their whole duty, the ides of No
yember will show how well. The gloom Of
past defeat has disappeared, and Instead is
the beaming smile of hope and confidence
| The slough OF despond" has been passed !;
we are on the other side now, and are NOV
| ing on in solid column, not break in the
| ranks, tremendously, hopefully, enthusiast
cally. The Democrats here are very quiet !:
talk but little, aud seem to be waiting for
something to turn up" They are evident
ly 'idown in the mouth :. tearing to take any
positive position at present, lest they go
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04
Cn1nurrs. Miss. July 20. 1860.


70 the Editors. Of The Patriot,
GENTLEHEN On Saturday last the COnsti-
tutional Union party had q ratification let
ing Of the Bill and Everett ticket, aud L
have never witnessed here more enthusiast
tic meeting, Thirty-three rounds of cannon
were fired on the NOR Of the meet ng
There were some five or six hundred of Tho
true yeonlanry OF the country assembled, be-
sides number of ladies, who gave hearty
response to the nomination. Mr. c.. C..
Langdon, of Mobile, by previous invitation.
addressed the meeting in an hours speech.
Ii was an eloquent and thrilling speech, and
he paid 4 des, rived tribute to Tennessee's and
Massachusetts, noble sons, Bell and Everett.
Our ticket is gaining daily in this region
The Douglas men hold a convention to-day
at Holly Springs, to nominate a Douglas
icket. Douglas is gaining largely in the
Northern portion of the State. Most of the
Douglas men are Democrats, and il they can
carry 5000 votes in this State, you may set
hrr down for Bell and Everett.
can assure you that the Bell and Everett
men here are in fine spirits. We shall estab-
lish Bell aud Everett paper here in few
days. We have already organized Bell
and Everett club.
The meeting was also addressed. on Satur-
day, by Mr.. Billups of this place. On Sa'ur-
day night we had another glorious NEE ting;
the Couri House was crowded. and Mr.. Lang
don vas again called out. He nailtd to tn.
counter the various charges published in The
Democratic PAPER Of this place against Bell
and Everett.
He spiked that cannon. A
Nn-rS firmly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04
uelO ADuertisemen
Fall and Winter Turnips.

IN the following list Of TIrnip Seeds will be found
i ali the leading varieties in cultivation. many OF
til, m very valuable:
Early W4hte Dutch,
Red Top Slapped Ieavcd,
Yell Finland,
Rohertson's Golden Ball,
yellow Aberdeen,
Large White Norfolk,
Large White G ODE,
Long White Tan-ard,
Vel ow NJ tlti Tu nip,
-- Skerving Purple Top Ruta b ga.
Isting's Improved eds.
The above seeds are just received from Bliss Nurse
ries They are ali warranted and of oh ice verietie
Put in pound half aud ter pound papers, also IN
papers of five cents each. - 81
Also to be + TAINTED in August.
Chinese s., coIored, Winter Radsh, Black Spanish
fiadish-kceps a Winter.
SI1 NACH-privkley eayed-win e.
PARSNIIS-large Dat winter variety.
-LErIUCE-Hamner.mith haTd5 SOW IL August
will stand cut all winter. ..-sf
Augi-tf MCKENZIE & AIINCHIN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04
SheriH7s Sale.

pY virtue OF Fl Fa to me directed and delivered
II from George Gillespie, Justice of thu Peace of
wilson county, Tenn, onthe Esd day of june 1860
will expose to p bic sale, TO the highest bidder for
cash. at tn Courthouse Yard, the city of Nash
ville on SATURDAh the 4th day of August. 1860 an
the right, title, claim, Interest and estat which
n ntgomery AfcGredy then had or may haze since
acquired in and 10 the following described property
to-wIt: one negro woman, NarcisSa about 9 wears
old. both qualified an Xix ly, beng ,evied on ; the
property Of Montgomery and McCiredy, 10 salts Y a
Judgment rendered in favor of Ri hard Nvnne
against the sad Montgomery and McGredy.
J. x. EDMUNISON, Sheriff.
juy13-3t EA By A. CEEIL, Dep. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 4, 1866
To the subscriber. of the Nashville

News.
Subscribers to the Nashville Daily Ae1cs
who have paid for the same in advance viii
no furnished with the PATRIOT until the ex
piration of the time for which they have PAID
All who have not paid in advance VIII be
charged the regular rates Of the PATRIOT from
this date We will continue to send the
PATRIOT to all the subscribers OF the Macs
who were not already subscribers OF the
PATRIOT, until we receive notice to diseon-
tinue. City subscribers who desire the paper
discontinued will notify us at once. The
confusion incident to such tIansfe- may dis
turb the regular delivery of papers for fe"
days, and such as may be omitted will conier
favor by leaving word at o"r "ffi"@-
.--.rf.rE A. S. CAMP & co.