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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA. Nav

PHILADELPHIA, May l.
Dispatches 10 Forney's Press. say that
Virginia has resolved not to secsde, and
Maryland, Tennss.ee. and . majority Of
Ksasucky, North Carolina and Missouri
will ressaia ia The Convention.
The Douglass men have held IN i'm
menss meeting.
Addresses we're delivered ~ gentlemen
fsom Maryland. Arkansas, Missouri. aud
other southern States.
All the speakers pledged theis State for
the Little Giant BY 'srre majsrit;ss.
Col Tourney said he i.tsnded - Al
nres. the southern fsieeds ia the conven-
ton in favor Of Douglas.
II vas stated that . Dispatch from tho
louisiana State ConvsstiAn declared that
Donglas would carry that STATE by large
majority, notwitAstaadi6g fhs ssesssioa Of
their dsssgatsa.
The secession Il not regarded q asri.
ous, only the sxsrsmisa hase Aoltsl, end
tie conservatives sf ~ Apsth ~ shSy
srs glad they are gene. - they say .hsy
IRE the party ever 10 the South.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

CuANGED.-Th Sioux City House, 30
long . favorite stopping place with the
travelling public, and under The manage.
me"t Of Mr.. BUCHANAN. Esq, hss changed
hands. Mr.. B. has leased the premises to
Messrs. klSGsSokru L SHEARER, who are
accommodating aud en,erprising men, aud
will spare no pains necessary to make the
Sioux City House = first elias. Hotel. We
bsspeak for them a LIBERAL patronage.
Mr.. BUCHANAN, Ie are sorry to learn, il
soon to leave Us with the view Of locating
H. Oskalooss.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12
Pixies PEAK ITEMS,

We clip the following items from the
Rocky Aonntcin Nexs. Of the 18th ult:
FIGHr.-A knock down and genera!
serinnage occurred on Fourth street IN
Friday evening last, in which several par
ties "mixed in.' with broken nose, and
deOoli.hed generally. result, . Du,chmsn
With plentiful dow Of clares. No ar
rests; eur city government. seems 10 BE-
aen esk
The emigration i. eomins in a. the rata
Of over one hundred men each day, and
sonstas'ly Increasing. Covered wagons
arc hourly passing in froot of our Office,
asd ranvass tea,s dot the valleys along
Platte river asd Cherry Creek.
RAIs.-Osr 6rst spring rais se. 10 on
Wednesday evening Of las. week, and
continued Without iatsvm issiou uetii lata
in ths forenoon Of Thus.day In the
mounts;as The storm Wednesday aud
Tbsrsday was snow. Near Greeory's the
snow attained depth Of twenty to twenty
I've inches.
The trial Of John Sender for tss mur-
der Of Pslsx T. Basset, resulted 10 The &C.
quittal Of the accused.
Recent reports fros the Arkaasas river
son6rm former reports Of the value Of The
late discsvssies. AZ high ~ Fifty cents to
Ne pan has bsen found ia the river bars,
without rsaching the bed rock. tn. gold
y very clean aud bright. aud about %
eoerss a. OAK seed.
The Tsrsyall mines 10 The saovy range
= The had Of another branch Of the
Plstse. are yisldiaR ~ell. The yield is
astonishing, seldom less than dollar and
oftss dellas sad : half to the pas az
dirt. The gold 10 coarse. many Of its
P'sess ranging from City cents TO two dol.
les Aaeh.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

CLAY Cerxrr.-Ws are gra,i6ed 70
learn that sndsr the economical aud Ell /.
eient sdministra,ion Of Judge Smsl,zer
the affairs Of The above County are IN .
sound and prosperous condition. Much
attention has been given 10 The opeaing Of
roads, and constructing bridges. the srea,
need Of which have heretofore been lei.
BY all who have visited that region.
A bridge has recently been constructed
across the Little Sioux River, near XIX
SEks, which in poia. Of strength durab,li
~ and workmanship is fally equal TO any
in Western Iowa. The bridge 10 1872 fee,
in length, aud constructed through boat
from the choicsist oak material. I, 70.
fleets great credit upon the County, TO
thus early supply . want long felt BY the
travelling public.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

Thursday evening next, May l7.h. will
Be the occasion Of grand ball at the
Bates House, Daco.a City. This will be
the 6rst ball given by Col. Bates since be
has taken charge Of the house which bears
his name, and We have no doub, bu, that
oil It's appointments will be characterized
by the Coils we'll known tastes for comfort
and beauty. We hope Sioux City will be
well represented at the "Hop"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

CARps.-We have on hands large A..
sortment Of Cards. all sizes and quality.
which We will furnish, handsomely printed,
far one dollar per hundred FIVE hundred
for $3.50, and one thousand for s.. Co.,
Now is the time to have cards prin,e
cheap. Give us a call.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12
FROM WARRINGTON.
WASHINGTON, SUNDAY. April

WasHINHTVN, ouHu6y, hPrII 70.
The Committee on Territories in the
House are considering the suliees Of .
nav Territory. 10 be composed VI The up.
per portions Of Dncotah aud Nebraska, to
be called Chippewa In that event the
same Committee will repor, in favor Of or
gsnizing Dseotah out Of the soulhsra nor.
Goa Of the Territory Of tina, name, and .
Part Of Nebraska. Should Con ,rass es-
tAblish the Northern Overland WAGON
Road, it will pass directly through the
center "f the proposed new Territory Of
Chippewa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

a correspondent of the N. Y. Herald
speaking Of the Iowa delc-nt;o, TO Charles
ton says Of J. W. Bosler, Esq, Of this
city.
] w. Rns'e- waa Born in PENNSYLVANIA,
in Cumberland county. Business. bank.
ing. in Sioux City. A youn. gentleman
Of ersrzv and capacity. Always Dem.
erat, and 4 s'rong friend Of Douglas.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

Bears COMING. The steamers "Spre ad
Eagle" "Key Wes,,' and "Chippewa,"
bound for the Rocky Mountains, left St.
Louis on the 4th inst. The Florence "
and I'D. A. January" were loading At St.
Louis for Sioux City and For. Raadall, and
we're to leave on the 9TH. All the above
named boats may be expected at our isvss
about the middle Of MEX. week.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

CoEsoLlDArED--Wa lenra from Chas
P. Baoee Esq, who returned on wsdnes-
day from St. Louis. that the Americas and
St. Louis Fur Companies have consolida
ted, and their lucrative trade will now be
carried on without competition. They
have three boats fitted out Cor the Yellsw
Stone and Fort. Benton. with supplies for
the upper river trading posts.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12
JAMES lHUTClllNS.
TAILOR.

Fsor' ST., merit door to Appleton's Store.
NM HUISlflNS returns his spc--e thanks r.
Nl the citizens II Sioux Citv and ,i.l,tx n, ~.
support hs has recetsrd the past year. ana hy
strict attention 10 business No h.pss 10 merit the
confidence 81 those who have thing IN his lire "a
b. ~Nsent~d, eating, RepA,rins arS Ol.soins So,.
Satisfaction given, chs -ss rad-
suns ATTY April p. 1850 81.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

CIrr TAX Llsr-This weeks Reoistsr
contains list Of city property which will
be sold on tho Eth Of June for the taxrs
due thereon for the year 1859. The add.
tionai expense on account Of advertising
and sale will be 30 c-nrs on each lot.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

VS. are happy to welcome home Hon
PATRICK RosD. the able an popular Rep
resentative from this Distric, in the last
Legislature Of this State, who returned e.
Sioux City on Saturday last. Mr. r. was
one Of tho most popular and influential
members Of the House. and much q. the
credit for the enactment OF laws of impor.
lance to the Western portion of,he State, 10
duc him
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

RErrnsrD.-We are pleased to welcome
back our friend 7. J. KIxkAIn. ESQ. lie
returned FROM Cincinnati on Wednesday
with his family, and will make this his fu.
ture home
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

PERSONAL Among the Strangers in
town this week we noticed Judge Whiting
Of Onswa, and Jacob Ruth. Esq of Rush.
vile. Illinois, who was one OF our early
reAidsnts.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12
reAidents.

The contractors havs CONNIE ncsd work
on the Episcopal Church edifce, and W
learn tina. i. viii be completed with ali
possible dispatch.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

4 Hook and Ladder Company has bsea
organised IN Omsha city.
Thers ass Two ladiss in virgiaia Who
are nsehess Of thirty eight children, hsv-
ing nirstesa easb.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

WARRANrEE DLeps. printed on superb
or paper, for sale at this office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

relinquish the hope that the tInion will
continue on till etersitv, and be felI con.
6dest that the Convention will adjourn TO-
day with the determination 70 dc all in
their power to restore harmony and conf.
dence.
Mr.. Brent, Of Baltimore, extended cor.
dial invitation TO the Democracy of the
Union to the hospit .lilies of that city.
The Convention then adjourned at l
o'clock, P. u. The delegates let, il crowds
for home
The adj curnment was effected bv the
ponglss party, under instructions from
Washington.
We repub'ish the following statement
of the city finances for the purpose Of cor
recting several errors which occurred in it
as published in our last issue:
CITY CURRENT rvNp.-Cn.
BY amount t,ill delinquent on asseesn.n,
for 1858, aud sold for :axss july 18Th.
1859 S4OJ So
By amour, still due on assess.
mant :vr 1859, aIs IL
1881 n
To amount Of warrants on
current fond still out stand.
ing and nncanceiled, $50 GO
Resources Of curreat fund ov.
Grand above orders outslnnd.
ing, Gal o.
The amount delinquent On assessment.
for 1859. draws interest at the rate If %
per cent. Der annuu,, since March lst
1850.
CITY ROAD rUND--CR.
By amount still delinquent, ON assessment
Of 1859, $75l 81
BY amour. still due city from
county on assessment of 81
and SO, 1877 G.
$2,359 OF
To amount Of road warrants
still outstanding and uucan.
celled, $40 Os
Resources Of road fund over
aud obove orders uu,staud.
ing, S2,0l9 o.
The amount due from Co. on ASSESS
men, for 1878. draws interest y, the
rate Of Is per cent since Jan. Is, 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12
e A Su 4 vi PR q d Z e. f
Taken In eAchsnss for goods. hut
NJ q CA DITas
This Rule 10 imperative.

TIE ratronsg. ofthe re"r'" If N"rth~-sts-n Iowa,
Nebraska ana nak.ta H. respectfully solicited Gi,.
us call when you come n town.
April IS, 1865. IN WHITE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

Read the new adv.r,s emrnss in 10.
lays Ragistev.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

County Warrants
o oil tn. rsus les q. North.wrss.rny lava
and Nebraska. taken st u,-r.-t pric. ayd in
eI;largs for goods
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12
cfEAP FOR CASH,

Gay PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS
TsF.r In exchange hr goods. and the highest
market prizes paid Also. FUkS Of all XIII d. DRY
HIDES, YORK, BACON, AMI every thing available
which 's~ farmer may have 10 dispose Of
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

And everv'hina ~rrtaipfng to Eirst Clsss
Grocery and O"t-ntting House, all Of
which will be sid
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

1gSgT q n q ~ III II u sas.s
- - - lat1empts
$500 So lsal. 49, d
l - - yt1ese 800 s.s
80 No. - t1e 1900 ~. 800 r.. ~
49, dfeNneA IseA c..e 49,. = 20
49, 49, 49, .s - 49,. 1870
49,. 49,. u D. Ill 49,
- - q, III ggsa q. !.
Tie MALIGNANT 6ote-th when na1 Ezeyaiieu
more of lese n this yictpitg tlo 49,
a .. ~. s,.s;, hi teo best
1870 .L;i n III rn.. ffnrs CITY Rrporters
a.
lGen. 4. D. Dodre 1or M vice Presidency, in
connection Win Hon. y. 4. Doualas for Presi-
dent Ofccune they wi % thc nos sanEs
manner ~ uVnQt "a n - "A n "
4 The Press publishes the fOiIowing award Ok
Premiums TOR Field Crops made - Washington "a
eoanfy-- Aie xsnaer ,u ~ Is prsnun g
acres q corn, q sesneis e tn0 asre Sol. nrt
80 - srre. 9. 4 80. s-s'
L 4. - 81: 80. 81. .s.i -
The Whcstland Tines clinton co;, Y respC u
sibie TOT asserting that AnranaM Fugu an1 =. -
Pease, during the hvc weeks preceding tno 49, Y.
OF January, killed q tnns piace ma -, ~
Chicago i 4BS prairie chickens and l,zOV quasl1-
r,e s;conrpav f,iter.rv srd Historical Society
"a IL "a isa and ~ alrcady
nr,s,a anr.,iy numt,er N standard vof-
,,,,,cs ~ 10 T;arsrv ard lsyce colleetion 81
r,.s;fs shaiIa n,;persi ~ "a III Cabinet.
,,';e-, 4 Il. ~ estahl;shed n ION,
IN, ,,h III ia ,nlIacc a that Mace ana
I, shan lie II Ii nrocure fuIl sct of Snithsoni-
= - y 49, = = u = -"
| A public meeting was held in Washington on
the 9th and : petition drawn up to tho Legisla
ture, asking l3w prohibiting the manufacture
and sale of beer, - well NJ other liquors.
| -.
inceiul c 81 elc vu'"'''6 aaas ftas y =.
s uDal y 20 s4fss A4ssssn# aAs
The editor or the Appanoose Chieftain threat
ems to discontinue that papcr unless tile people,
| and especially the marty. rally to it, support
|
| Key. Alfred Lcuacrback, rector % lrhi'y
| church tEpiscopai) IN Davenpoft, mas resigned
liis charge.
| FRozE HIS Fer. We understand that young
man named John Sage, living at FontaneIlc,
Adair county, froze his feet = short time since.
i seems that he had bought pair OF boots
| which were rather small, on account OF winch ne
wore them without stockings, and was impru-
gent enough % 80 IN tins contiiton, several mi'es
ont IN the country, on cold day, winch fesaiteu
IN freezing ms rect Few DAYS age, DTS =. \
ps,l'''al - VIZ Wase' atiu ~ NJ,
s'e' i. an NV ~ - ,ss,.s.an.
ILL ~ ass 20 y -
1f r''4 "a ''s
The amount Of delinquent taxes IN Dubuque
county ior tnc years 1915, and SUI due,
amounts % The snug little sum o. S9s,oa3 %.
| n - - u - ,.-i-.ss
OVER fRuSiSG.-Ihere y tehucncy " over
pfune among ~ amateur iruil growers, am NOR
particularly among ~ VINO are Just beginning 20
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
: State o. Iowa, Dies Moines cr4air

= STATE q I1wa, Des M0ineK cruaa.
February ~, A. y. Tea
by vsrtns Of special execution 10 we diresssst
Of the ONCE 81 the Clerk Of the District Go
xounty, IN favor of William Garrett. ma -.
Clark and Louisa Clark, have levisa rpon ~ n
pose TO sale, 10 the highest hidder AZ ~ fynr.1
rion Hall, In said county 81 Des Muinss. ~ a. !.
Of March nsxt, A. d. 1850, between he ksurs ~
a: NJ and o'clock r: M. Of said day The tssrrs
eribed property. to wit:
Lots No. Thirteen, Thirteen a, and Vom,,..
Ctr Of Burlington. Dies Moines county snd 49, y
Taken and levied upon NJ the prDprrty n ~ w.
Clark and Lcnlsa Clark, TO satisfy aid VA -
tsi A. J. HILLrNs
sheriff of De< MeAnss Co., -.
febe4-4tw by Jso. y. Wass -
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BOOTS AND SHOES

-
EMONAL.
Tie green horn SHOE SrorE, at number ftty--four
VIII net from this date be there any more.
Its patrons and friends which, tits hoped nrr not few
NJ, ~ please ca one door East, At number rYrY-rwo
Where can supply the want. of the trutle
VITA good class Of goods any that's made
anu 70 those thathay tried me il need not be told
That am not apt 10 he nndersold: sF $3.50
LOOK then or the GRRES HoRNs they out Mt the door,
IN the Barrtt House block, the same as before
And With this fact, at least you will soon he Impressed
That attn cheap as the cheapest, and good as the best
jan3i -brtf II M rSEpIry
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CHERRIES SALE.
vTfTE- pE- Ylurs ~.

- STITE UT IUW-I, Des Moines crgrs-
isy virtue ~ an execution 10 me directed -
the Office " the Clerk cf the District Conrt fss "a y
have levied upon and win expose to lie = n ',
bidder. at the Auction Room 81 Utter Wr.p \
street. in the Atty Of Burlington, IN saia emr, y
Moines, ON Thursday the i.th day u March ~ 4
ls6D, between the hoHrs ~ . ocIart, A. W. spIts.l
r. NJ. Of said day, the following described prVgr-
wit:
A large Lot Of New Furniture, consisting II aSs
Bureaus, Wash Stands, a variety az Chairs. 0as "
80 Git Frame Mirrors, &C.. Sc.
Taken and levied upon al The property Il II. /. n
to satisfy said writ Of execution.
A. J. HlLLH0fa
feb1i-vtd Sheriff Of Des Nollrs sgSrliy, lF
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CHERIFFS SALE.

DsAIN " IOWA, D. N.,-..
y virsns q e. exeenfion 70 me diressss -. 1
u 1I Ill., nv s1 ss.. ,1sss q, ~ csuss
- upon and VII expose 10 rale a 49, a IN
CalioHay's Store NJ Dodgevl,e Il ~ nsght4 hkas
Nome. on the ION day Or March - . Comfy ii
e.eea ~ hcun p O'Clock, A. nj 49, = 2, IL
O. 80 day, ne 1ollownx described prSe.,. -
one yoke Of work cattle. 1SNnW ,
Taken and levied upon a. The nr,.... !.
Ssmervills, 70 satily ssid writ II essen. IVA
EheriR Of Des Msier. - y
E.iI dASSsw M By ~ Wm,s. iesa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

Governor Letcher, Of Virginia, has sent
message to his Legislature denouncing the Gov
ernor Of Iowa for neSlecting to give orders for
the arrest Of one Barclay Coppic, who is charged
with completely in the Harper's Ferry affair. 1t
SEEMS tina: the Governor Of Iowa WIS not salts
iied with the sufficiency Of the documents on
which the requisition was made, snd therefore
declined to issue his warrant The real question
betweenthc two Governors is this: Who is to be
the judge rs to the suficiepcy Of the documents
in q case Of requisition-the Governor of the
State who is to act in his own territory aud I'M
der his own laws, and in the case Of one Of Ms
own fellow citizens having claim on him for
protection; or the Governor Of another State,
having different LAWS and interests, and seeking
70 bring within his reach one who owes him no
allegiance The provision of the Constitution
under which alone requisition may be made is
article Nv, section 2, as follows
''Sec. ,. The citizens of each State shall be
entitled to all the privileges md imnunities of
citizens In the several States.
"a person charged in any State with treason,
felony, or other crime, who shall fee from JUS
tice, and be found in another State, SHALL on
demand of the executive authority of the State
from which he fled, be delivered up, to be re-
moved to the State having iurisdiction."z
Hero il il plain that the right Of requisition
on the one hand and the Oblig ,tion Of delivering
up on the other, pertains to the States, in their
organic capacity, as separate and independent
governments. The responsibility Cor making a
fraudulent or unfounded requsition, orrfor I'M.
reasonably refusing 10 surrender fugitive, rests
on the State as sucs- Of course, there is no
power to enforce the execution of this clause for
therci NO tribunal with authority to-coerce the
government ola sovereign State, any more than
there il to enforce the performance Of the similar
Ae4I ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

The Portsmouth 20. D Republican says--Many Of
the little ones Of this city are being gathered to
the arms Of the great Shepherd, by that terrible
disease. scailatina. The door-knobs, festooned
in their white and black drapery, inform the
passer-by, on almost every street, that the Ter
ror has claimed another victim. In some fani
hes all the little ones Suffering, or their NUN
Der has been lessened, and the pains ended by
death May the Affections fall lightly on the be-
rcayed parents!
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ESIRAYS.
ESTRAY-ONE ROAM. COW.

ESTRAY-ONE ROAM. COW.
- ONE RED HEIFEg, ONE BLACK AND WHITE
HELPER, ONE WHITES
taken NJ by g. r. Caflin Mt his residence In Jackson
township, December q IsSg:
onc Roam Cow, or years old In the Spring brand on
mo LETT mn resembling the fSre Fight appraised 1T $40
appraised at vi, e. r-e'
One Red IIeiser year old in The Spring. brock,
tscs, no marx Or brandt appraised at a.
right ear; appraised ID ~ 80 - = -
Before JAMES &. NNTTyJ p
Filed January =, 1880 @W4
ian23w:nl A An Mrux,sNcwp AZ
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC nEFAULrER-The Peo-
ria (lll) Transcript, in allading TO the verl Ct
obtained against the late Treasurer of Peoria
and his sur ties says:
We learn that the late Democratic Treasurer
IF Warren County, in this State, is also de-
faultcr for 81, 1885, for which judgment has
been rendered at Springfield. His name il
Anon s. Gilbert, and he was 4 candidate for re-
election in November last. Warrants are now
out for him in Warren county on a charge of en-
bezzlement, under the stringent statute Of tllis
State ON that subject. lie has not yet been
found and j. supposed to have ubscondrd The
complaints against him were made b, his foi,r
securities, farmers residing in the county, near
Monmouth. 0rer ten thousand dollars of the
money Of the State wasIfacad into the hands Of
Holloway 4 Boggess two of the securities or
said Gilbert, and has been acknowledged bv them.
Part Of it is now represented in the assets Of the
Treasurer BY the land contracts and notes OF the
said firm, and their note has been given for the
balance a
Other Sums were traced into the hands Of
other securities
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49, sl.szll,
4 ss s- z.. 1850
s..z.5 ss2's - - ~
~ ras.,ia.
70 .1!s,t M. wv -.as.-s.... -. .,s.
Y ..4 49,. a. A.. gs... l'... ....1 "A.
IN i q - 4 = 70. -
aff ~ ~ - n. 20: W.
eS ~ 80 1r sarn, Z ri - 49, - IA
ssSxs sss O. 30 RIA n. . ssIs1 s.s ~
n - - q - 49, 's:ss' "a l.a.'... ..s.a
0R ..s = e !oaesf "a
- N1N ~ - 49, ulae = 800
0 ~ - sele.U $500
- ~ soseass - - coades
/ - U1etoy o1e1lea, - - - 0e
9 - Ic0e a. s.s
z1au8 vofe = - Ter v3t and
N4oo - 11a0R tnoeo4o ~ uatsA - hease-
- OyvM1gA Ne4 49, - 49, exneat,
Ouo AAe - oloo98 0Ae Mfacsnea y
~ 11111 - esu1h reehef
- - 01e tne forbid
80 ~ - - es1e& 1eaa4 y peeduce ~
y11e eh11oA - Ao1lze - tmpeopsr tA6lnl-
GMeoi t. - - 6 - 1osMAflen o.
- - - - - veSs>se1e
MEA ~ Wi UiEAS We 6Ay that fAAnnt4med
0ooa e - 1ssele = HgD psEvteaalI1 than tho
Il tgS1 1nd &11oaca11A 61ssa, = that total
elnenee ~ ~ aAatS Inee9icaes = neither
~ rroVuapo nns H1o ef Gk1nhssaav
~ r. 49, 49, i = easly -, - not only
u 49, r. ~neanH. ~ - - IonR aathesiey
Il 80 ~ e6c1ks Il WonT 81 g.
dcaSS ~ - n ~ ~ - in ID Z ~
Vneeh.,aYV. - ~ 49, 4 srnile la nsaISe u
q ln1nDcnfeoca, ri 800. "a o.. sseEeseson
thxt ~ - m a6n1st e Sv1f n S1ps -, and
$50 4 s eome hcooeahle aaa jsssas;ye tosi-
49,. II 80 ha 1l,v r IAN thinxp that Il q
80 - 80 ~. - ~ - nsss ssoAy % ever
~ 49, - - f,Glrsse q your dseinx child,
MT tIIsA 6e11clS S1lhlssS &1lA ~ de- y that
- ~ ~ 49, sni1ahe he1ase ..nSoes-
go. von caoncs nake d Mid. wiGhout ~ use
n ~ "a 81 r ~ oRa Of heht 81 Teiprm.
- - W. go a apclying 4 ;nful coescion
- ~ correctsoa az theee Ettle sina. n b u
brutal 70 1oe Yosng AdsSsica won't seand It,
Tine $500. The cSild becomes uosse. You
- 49,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03
ERUIT AND ORNAMENT!


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