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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14
New Adyertisem'ts.
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Thos @. Maggie, on the 18th d,y OF
w July, 1857, executed to David o. MOsser of
the county ofLehgh, STATE Of his cerf
tain Deed OF Trust. conveying thereto the following
described real estate, to wit:
The south half Of the north east quar- ter snd III,
north half OF the south east quarter o, section 2,
township 49, north OF range ~, west OF the 5th prin
cipsi meridian, containing 100 OF less si,
uatsd in woodbury. cosnty. Iowa saSf Deed ~
Trust having been exec stsd By the said Thna q !. A.
gle tor the purpose of securing t. big-l"w White
Chant srin the pay Of his tNa.le certain prn.
missors nots, executed the l4th day OF july A. IL
1907. for the sum "a ts2sO) two hundred ami eighty
dollars. payable one year from date. And whereas
said Deed OF trust by its terms directs snd sutho,
s- In the event Of the nonrsy ment Of the above de-
arrbsd note the rein GtipHissed to advertise th.
same for AL. in tn. Glloans manner by irwin.
twenty days notice by publication in any PAPER rub
lished in Sioux Cits Woodbury. cousty Iowa And.
whereas, aaii has become doe and DAY abb. and
default has been made in the psyluelt OF the same.
and 1t nov remains unpaid |, David - Nosssr Tru.-
tee Aforesaid hereby give Notice that will y vrtus
of the power in vested b, said Deed of Trus, and
the brick hsus., oceop- court house during the
August term, 1859 u the District Curt Of ndhu
~ county. Iowa. between the hours of y o'clock A.
NJ. aud O'Clock, p. NJ, Of Monday the 5th day OF
February, A. l., lsG, and dispose to the highest lid
der the above described premises and for tie pur
ps~ h-reiu set forth. much Of said premise. AZ
shall satisfy said note vi interest up to day of sale
according to the prov isons Of Said De aud
t. the purchaser OF which will as Truste. Of said
empowered by said Deed OF Trust.
Dated this 10Th day os Dseenihar, A. D. 1859.
DAVID o. MOSSER, Trustee.
By Gro. W CHANBERLiN, Atty Sw5
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14
EDITORIAL BRHyITIEs,

Col. A. R. Gilmore. Of Omaha, has been
appointed Chief Clerk in the Surveyors
Office 1t Nebraska City.
During the debate ia the Houss on skS
18th ult, passage Of words" occurred
between Branch Of North Carolius,' and
Grow Of Pennsylvania, which resulted Ia
a challenge from Mr.. Branch. OF course
Grow craw.fshed, giving as his reason for
decling the meeting his religious scruples
against the code. Valiant Grswl
The Pixies Peak Express which arrived
At Lssvenwortb on the 5th inst, brought
in $4,000 in gold dust. l-. =
Much dissatisfaction existed with regard
TO the Provisional Government recently
organized, and it was generally regarded
% a failure. '.1
Attempts to collect the taxes levied by
the Legislature were unsuccessful in the
mining districts. and q general want Of
confidence in the adequate power and pro.
lection Of the Government was felt.
The people look to a speedy organize.
lion Of the Territory by Congress as indis-
pensible. r....
Mining continued on limited scale
during the intervals Of warm weather.
Building was progressing rapidly in
Denver City, but there was . great scar
city Of material.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14
CONG X E<S.

We have the proceedings OF Congress
up to the evening Of the 5th inst, Al,
which time Speaker had not been elect
ed in the House. The time Of our grave
~ lawmakers is spent in wrangline
pickering, personal explanations, bun
combe speeches, &c.--a disgrace to The
country aud the people who elected them.
Five weeks Of the session have been spent
in unsuccessful efforts to effect an organ.
ization, yet At our latest dates that consul
nation appears to be as remote a. when
they first convened. For this delay and
extraordinary expense to the Government
the Opposition to the Democracy 10 clearly
responsible. They have decided majo
ri,y, and had the numerical power to have
elected Speaker on the FIRST ballot bu,
they chose rather to quarrel over abstract
questions, and delay the organization Of
the House with the hope Of attaching the
responsibility upon toe Democrstic party.
In this, however. they have and will Gig
nally fail. The country will hold the party
in the majority responsible for the delay in
The organization OF the House, and the
consequent neglect Of important legis.
lasion. The following is the result Of the
ballots for Speaker on the 9Th inst:
Whole number 2l2; Sherman, l04;
Vallindigham, 60; Gilmer, IL !; scattering
~. Whole numbsr Of votes 2ll-neces-
sary TO choice LOG Sherman, 1903 DO
cock, Sc; Wilson. Is; DAvis of Indiana,
s /; scattering, 70.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

4 correspondent a. Nebraska City send.
10 the following
Daring the absence Of tho Surveyor
Geasral from Nebraska City, upon his .z
plcsations in Southern Kansas, q dispute
took place in bis office which resulted in
the designations Of s. s. Grove, Chief
Clerk, and Messrs. Brooks and Ransom,
Clerks, provided that H. W. Ramsdell,
Clerk, should not be dismissed upon the
return Of tbs Surveyor General. Charges
we're brought sgaiust Ramsdell, and after
. bearing he resigned, aud the conditional
resignations of Messrs. Grove and Brooks
we're accepted, action being delayed in the
case of Mr.. Ransom on sccouLt OF his
illness,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14
An OPPOSITION OPINION.

The St. Joseph Joar"cl, . paper oppos.
ed to the principles Of .hs Democratic
party. speaks ~ follows Of Prssidsu. BIZ
caASAxs msssage:-
I'VE have not - yet had time to say
much in regard to this Document. 1t 10 .
very plain and sensible statement Of The
condition Of the country, done without any
flourish. Az = State paper il 10 credits.
bic 10 The head and heart Of Mr. Buchan.
IN. We have never had any partiality for
President Buchanan. and have never look.
ed upon his political course with much "a.
vor. In reading, however. the last Mes.
Iage, be has grown upon our es,eea very
much. Though our good or bad opiniea
10 Of no moment either TO him or he
country. Our only purpose IN ,hi. Article
10 10 say, that the Message is . good Do
cumens, and in nearly I'll Of its parts,
meets our approval
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

and iss receipts 10 d, 1865. 4s4 Of, showing
deficiency to b supplied from the Treas.
ury Of $5,s96.0O9 20, agaisss t5,136,677
Is for the year ending 30sh June, 1858.
The inesssssd cost Of transportation grow.
ing ont Of ths expansion of the services ~
quirej By Coasfsss, sxplsiss shis rapid
sugmeatation Of the expenditures. i d
gratifying. however, 70 observe On increase
Of receipts for the year endiag June Both
1859 equsl 10 $4sl, 6Sl ~, CON pared With
those 10 the year ending on the 3Osh June,
1858.
II is estimated that the efficiency for
the current fiscal year will be $685.. 424
o.. but that, for the year ending 3Oth June
1861, it will not exceed $l,3l2,473 90,
should Congress adopt the measures Of re.
form proposed and urged BY the Post,nas.
ter General. Since the month Of March
rstrsnchmsnts have been made in expen-
ditures amounting to 81 1926 All annually,
which, however, did not take effect till a.
ter the com mencement Of the present fis-
cal year. The period seems to have ar
rived for determining the question whether
this Department shall become perm auent
and ever increasing charge upon the Treas.
ury, or be permitted 10 resume the self
sustaining policy which has 20 long con.
trollsd ito administration. The cource OF
legislation recommended BY the Postmas-
ter General for the relief Of the Depart
ment from its present endorsements, and
for restoring it to ito original independence,
10 deserving Of your early and earnes. con.
sideration.
In conclusion, would again commend
TO the just hberality Of Congress the local
interests Of the District Of Coluinbia. 49,
Surely the city bearing the name of Wash,
ington, and destined, I trust, for ages to be
the capital Of our united, free and prosper.
Gus Confederacy, has strong claims on our
favorable regard.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington City, Dec. ls, 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14
ShCrinss SsAle.

10y virtue nf IN execution to me directed, and 10.
ID sued out Of the Office Of the District Court, in
and Tor tn. county OF Woodbury.. Atase Of lows, |
hsre this dav levied upon and viii expose 10 sale to
the highest bidder for cash. thu 9Th dav of Feb
rusry, $50, be ween the hours OF 9 O'Clock, A NJ
ard o'cloTk p. ~. OF said day. at the Post O'ice
door in Sioux City, Iowa. the following described
property. to wit
All the right aud title and Interest Of John D.
Giet in and to the small frame of c- building cit
uated on L,' No eight in Block NO. seven. sioux
City, East Addition. Woodbury. county, and in and
10 one small sh ct iron ,ffre Safe
Taken the property Of John D. Gillett 10 satisfy
an execution in ia, or OF $ I. Davis Administrator
y, J. LAMBERT,
Sh riff of Woodbury. county Iowa
Sioux City, Iowa. January 5th. 1880. a.wi
Pr. t.e A.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

The Democracy Of Iowa will meet in State Conven
ton the Capitol in Dss Names, the I'D Of Feb
rusry $780, to elect Delegates to represent them in
the National Democratic Convention which will ~
senble at Charleston nominate candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the United States
The Convention 10 called at Dss Moinss pursuant
to resolution Of the last State Convention, and ON
the 22d Of February being one Of the most sppro
proprats days that could b. selected for such pur
poss.
The ratio Of representation will be Delegate for
every one hundred Democratic votes cast In the
pecsve Counties Of the State for State officers at the
late October election and Delegate for r. ction
Of forty votes that number provided that every
organized county without regard to Its vote shallbe
entitled to one delegate.
According to this apportionmsut. the number Of
Delegates 10 which each county viii be entitled In
ths State Cow sntiou will bs as E,llovs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

WV n. III Dktrlct court, February
Woodbury. county, Term, A. d. 1860.
William Graham ". John n. Kirk.
To JOHN II. KIRK
Sir You are hereby notified that there Is now on
file ia the office Of the Clerk Of the Distri Court
in Woodbury. county, Iowa, a petition OF William
iraham, claiming Of you one hundred and forty dol
lars and interest thereon until paid ut the rat. 81
ten per cent. per aunum, as money due on promis.
cory note. executed hy you April 5th. 1852 for the
sum Of 81 10, payable to order Of William Graham
bearing ten per cent interest from date hich note
is now the property Of the plaintiff aud In no par,
paid or satisfied, copy Of which note Is annexed to
said petition, and said petitioner prays fr the fore
closure OF mortgage upon the folio wing decerihd
real estate:-iots number eleven and olive Il an
IL In block number eighty four $50 in Sergeants
Bluf, Woodbury. county. lows with all the pri Tile.
ges aud appurtenances thereunto belonging. which
mortgage was given by yoc to the said William Ora.
ham to secure the payment of said note and bearing
same date with the note, and that said tagged
premises he sold according to law for the payment
Of aaid note, and In OF deficiency that YOU be
adjudged 70 pay tn: same aud for such other and
further r-lisr ~ shsii be just and equitable And
unlsss you APPEAR aud said petition on Or bs.
fore the morning Of the second day Of the next veeu
lar term Of said Court TO he begun aud holden at
sioux City, IN said county on the first Monday IF
February, A. D. 1850, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon In ordNnce with the pr,y.r
ri said peeitscn1 WILLIAM GRAHAM
BY William Trip. his Attorney.
December -, 1852.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14
a. II, DAVIS.

4 TTaRNEY At Law and General lie nd Agent -
"A Special attention given to payment Of taxes;
locating lani Warrants; the Investigation and per
f.cting II tax and other til o; redeeming lands sold
fr taxes. making collections and legal business II
all kinds in Northern IOWA aud Nebraska Office
on Douglas street. sioux t3fy, Iowa yolnot
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

The Democracy Of Woodbury. county
are invited TO meet in Mass Convention
on Saturday the 2lst day Of January, A
D., 1860, at 2 o'cl,ck, P. NJ, At the old
Council Chamber, in Sioux City. for the
purpose Of electing two delegates to attend
the Democratic State Convention, at Dss
Moines, on the I'D day Of February next,
aud for the transaction Of such other bust
ness connected Herewith - may come
before the convention.
s. T. DAVIS,
Chm Co. Dem. Committee.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

"E have poaittvs inat-u ctions from tho puhuaue
w I Pacific kailrcad Company to prosecute 10
the full extsnt q the v. all persons VII .rc known
TO s0t timber on the eompany's lands and being
ws warn all psssoss fron dotnx 10 In future "a VI
ton. NOaIER 4 uHnees-"
NOV. %, 1907. 1871 Agents.
AkAMA DEEDS..For sale % shis
ID 00ee. ~ st-77 -tFF-Af
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

NOTICE II hereby given that tho assssraent and
~ tax list nor sioux CITY are now In my hands for
collection. will BE- prepar~d 10 receive taxes at NV
Once between the hours Of 10. A. NJ, and 4 r. H. Of
eech day up 70 ths 18th day Of January, A. D., 1890
The rate Of tax V one fourth Of one per cent.
H D. RETrS Marshal Of Sioux ~,
Sioux City, Dec. IL, 1859. 2fwl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14
Notice

rs hereby given that the undsrsisnsd have this
] day been appointed Administrators Of the estate
Of barney kocney, deceased, OF Plymouth COUNTY,
Iowa Any pc sons having csima against said -.
tate, are required to file the ssme according TO law
ANN ROONEY.
JAMES DoRMlDY, ~e""
sioux City, Dee, 10, 1850. 2lwl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

No county will be permitted to be represented by
proxy In the Convention.
Tho several county Democratic Central Committees
throughout the State are requested to call county
Conventions, " 10 take such may Be pre-
seribed by party rules usage in their respective
counties, for the purpose Of securing from every
county fair aud full represents lon of Delegates 10
the State Convention. d A. MAUONY,
Chairman State Democratic Executive Com.
Dubuque, Dsc ID, 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

The Democracy Of Ohio met at Colum'
bus on the 5.h last, 70 appoint delegates
to The Charleston Convention, A rcsolu
ten was adopted BY large majority de
clafing Stephen A. Douglas to be the f..
vori.s Of the Ohio Democracy for Presi
dent, and ias.rac.ing delegates fron Ohio
% cast shs eatirs vots for him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

The bin prohibiting slavery in Nebra.ka
which passed both branches Of The Lssi..
laiurs, w. vstos1 b Gov. Black.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

The above notice having bssn returned by N.
Sheriff Of Woodbury. county ''not soSud,"I hereby
osder the came to b. published once week for tour
successive weeks 10 the Sioux City Register, pa.
PER published In snid ccwuty
23~4 Prs fss, 80. J,EFIELp. Clark
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

We have heard nsthing from Dee Aoias
up 70 The hour Of going 70 press.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14
ILLINOIS STATE CONVECTION.

Tho Democracy Of Illinois INST in Sta,s
Convention II Springfield, on The 4th inst
and elected delegates to the Charlestown
Conven ion. Among the resolutions una.
niuously adopted By the Convention are
the following, which unmistakably indicate
The position Of the gallan. Democracy Of
Illinois
Resolusd, That no honorable man can
accep. seat a. . delegate in the National
Democratic Convea,ion, or should BE- 70.
cognized Is . member Of the Democratic
party, who will no. abide the decisions Of
such Convention aud support the sominees.
Resolved, That the Democracy Of the
State Of illinois 10 unanimously in favor
Of Stephen A. Douglas for the next Pre-
sidsncy, and The delegates from this State
are instructed 10 vote for him. aud make
every honorable effort TO procure his nom
iaaliOn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14
Sipux City 8tgisttr
M. ZIEBACH, 1855: EDITOR
SIOUX CITY, IOWA:
Democratic state Convention.

SATURDAY, :: JANUARY Ii. 1860.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

STATE OF I0WA.l In District Court, February
Woodbury. county, Term, A. D. 1860.
william Graham ys. John H. Kirk
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

PP'OP@~" ~ s0C u0HSuSt scr
vice.
The chief objection urged against the
grant Of this authority is, that Congress,
BY conferring il, would violats the Coos,i
tution--that It would be . transfer Of the
war-making, or, strictly speaking, the war
declaring power to the Executive. If this
we're we'll founded, it would of course, be
conclusive. A very brief examination,
however, will place this objection At rest
Congress possess the sole and exclusive
power, under the Constitution, 10 declare
war" They alone can "raiss and sup
port armies and "provids and maiutaiu
. navy" But after Congress shall have
declared var, and provided the force nee.
essary 70 carry it on, the President, q
Comman Chief Of the army and
navy, eaa alone employ this force in max.
ing war aesinst the enemy. This is the
plain language, and history proves .ba. /,
Was the we'll known intention Of the fran.
ers Of the Constitutions.
II will not be denied that the general
power TO declare war" 10 without limita.
ton. and embraces within itself not only
what writer's on the Law Of nations term :
public or perfect war, but also On imperfect
war-snd, in short, every species Of hoe.
tility, however cou6ned or limited. With.
out the authority Of Congress the Prssi.
dent cannot Gre . single gun in any case,
except to rspel the attacks Of 90 enemy
Il will not be douktsd that under this
power Coagrsss could, IL they thought
proper. authorize the Prssidsst 70 employ
the force ct bic com mand 70 seize . vessel
belonging to an American citizen which
had been illegally and unjsssly captured
in foreiga port and restore Il to its ovnsr.
But can Congrsss only ass after he fact
After tbs mischief hes bses donsf Have
they no power to confer upsa the Prrsi.
dent The authority 10 advance 70 fsrsish
Instant redress should such csss after
wards oeeurf Asss they wait until ths
mischief hes bsss done. ssd eas hey o.
ply the remedy oely whss Il 10 100 laas ,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

:"
preparations ~ shall be made BY law to
carry into effect certain Indian treaties
during the present fiscal year, asked for
BY he Secretary Of the Interior to the
amount Of $539,350. and upon the esti-
mates Of the Postmaster General for tho
service Of his Department the las: fiscal
year. ending 3Oth June, 1859, amounting
to 81, 296, OO9, together with the further 60
innate Of that officer for the service Of the
prsssn, fiscal year, ending June 30th, 1860,
being $5.526,324, making IN aggregate Of
90. 1861 500.
Should these appropriations b made -
requested BY the proper Departments. the
balance in the Treasury on the 3O,h June,
1861. win not, il 10 estimated, exceed g.
$50. l6s 81.
I transmit herewith the reports Of the
Secretaries Of War, Of the Navy. Of the
Interior, ard Of the Postmaster General.
rhey each contain valuable information
and importans recon- lamentations we'll wor
thy Of the serious consideration Of Con-
gress.
II will appear from the report of the
Secretary or War. that the army expand.
lures have been materially reduced By >
syssem Of rigid economy, which in bic
opinion viii be permanent tn, estimates
Of The department. for the next fiscal year
have been reduced nearly two millions Of
dollars below the estimates for the present
fiscal year. and half . million Of dollars
below tho amount granted for this year Il
the last session Of Congress.
The expenditures Of the Port Office De.
partusnt during the past 6scal year. end
isg on the 30th June, 1859, exclusive Of
payments for nail service, specially pro-
vidsd for BY Congress out Of the general
trssssvy, snospSsd 70 ei%,s6i,l93 81,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONvEN.
TON.

Dubuque, Dsc. ID, 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14

cous3quences "iknt " osasHous l. therefore roc
stons u the Consultation on this subject and to pas,
Law appointing SINE day previous to the Alb March
In each year OF odd number for the election Of repre-
arsady appointed day for the election OF slectorI
for President and Vice rrssidsst, and this nsssur.
has besn approved BY the country.
.v.r Of the construction Of p.c,ss rsiIroaS "r ID,
ts.son: state. A ~ my I've last ..no.l ms:sasss-
cor dton Of our STATE. and Tsr,o ss
Rocky MssatAin: In case Of war w,sh naval pow
,,s sI .S ~ s.rons % interrupt ~ intercourse
stll more than ever Of the vast
81 sai' r.!so:a NV. never doubted II: eons..a
ssssc.os sss III. ~. 70.
power Besides, III. consita.on expressly rsQ uir.s
:: 81 int uns state. :h.
sm 1t loss to conceive how ,nis Dro,.t,oa e.,
:. afforded 70 o. o.,sa.s. and Oregon ss.le:s such
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-14
ORIGINAL Notice.

Sioux City, Iowa, jar
Prs fea. s..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-21

CELEBRATION morrow being the
second anniversary Of tile formation
OF the st. Cecilia CoDcorlia Society
o. this place, will be appropriately
celebrated by the members of that So
ciety. We understand there will ba
Q procession with music, q dinner,
and il il expected q good timo gcncr-
ally at their headquarters. This So
cie'y has added great deal 70 the
amusement Of our citizens, BY fnr-
nishing good music.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-21

CAIrFoRSIA.-The Overland mai
trom California brings dates to NOV
6th. "A dispatch says tho returns re-.
ceived from . portion Of the State.
give 70, 720 votes. Lincoln z7,05S,
Douglas %, 422, Breckenridge 20, G3S.
Bell 4. COZ; Lincoln ahead 81 Douglas
1886. Lincoln's vote surprised poll
ticians; still Douglas chance il con
sidered the best. In the Legislature
probably Douglas has q majority over
both Lincoln and breckenridge 10 eacl,
llouse, securing sufficient strength 70
elect Douglas Senator to succeed
Gwin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-21

COLUMBIA. ). C.--Mr. Keitt was serena.
ded BY the people at ~ o'clock last night
lie made an exciting speech, urging promp,
and decisive action. lie said that Mr.. Blu.
chanan was pledged to secession. and would
Dc held Il. South Carolina should shelter
the accused Union. II she could not &C.
complish i otherwise. she would throw her
arms around i;,s pillars Of The Constitution
and involve all the States ii common ruin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-21

SPEAKER OF THE IioUsE. We have
heard the name Of Hon. Horace lIef-
ircn mentioned as a Democratic can
didatc for Speaker Of The House. The
Democratic members have but very
slight show to secure any Offices with
in the bestowal Of the present Lcgisla-
ture, but if they should conclude to
give Mr.. Ileilren their vote for Speak
or. it would be compliment to M
able, bold, manly and working Demo
crat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-21

lis hereby given that the undcrsirne viii
4 proceed with County Surveyor OF We'd.
nesday, the Goth iay u Dec, 1860. 10 run
the lines and subdivision end establish The
corners Of section No. z, in Township No.
TWO, South OF II. 10. 4 west 10 Dubois co
Indians. All persons owning lands adioin-
ing aud IN said sections are hereby notified
10 attend on said day.
Gko. RfcEL
JONI PETER.
nov. 81 lS6O-3wS NJ, ScHErRFK.