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belonging TO Peter Duryea, deceased consisting OF
about lao woodlan tied n the Of Hemp
aad Long Island mile the village Hampstead
fhs farm In beautiful order with buildings Of the first
oAAa The land In high of cultivation cutting
- tons Of hay yearly with other 10 proportion
yuung locust growing pleasant healthy
bo.tbn, and neither have been spared
uAke Of the mps desirable fara Long Island For
apply n Csrrs livery stable NO "a Fulton street.
0Eooklyp the farm al Hampstead mile of the
vaae Pa OF the money remain bond and mortgage
ti ~ ff ROkERT l. DuRYEA,l -.
ffF4 N. W. DuRYEA. Executora
.rftt. Ia -.fs II. COEKLIN CARL. - f.-r II
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SEweGRT, RHODE fsf.AND
This eeyan Hotel ranking In the frsf order
Of es,a6l,beuis, re'urnshed and smOelshed tho
II is he intention q ths new proprietor conduct that
T., , bear favorable COW % nI Nh sE%ros rTop i ssn
REAns HorKrszroGUs MINERAL SPRINGS CHI.
ID Nsine-Tais aud magnificent hotel thoroughly
isIpsh.d wsh ever, prqysop for the comfort q e euss
ps..s e highest medicinal virtues Of an IN The coanIy
Attached bner saloons bowling alleys livery stables
angler and spotunan Carriages VIII be ouad IN readiness At
Aasu.a and oIder four mules d,s,sni f9s ne sou.ey.ncs
ca,asEs, Maine, June a. 1880
AXE MoHEGAN HOUSE Is NOW OPEN FOR SUM-
msr so@rdns siaaied four mules ess, q fses.D village
had.n river hssoad nonnSn ar spod drives ana eaia
or families who purpose going In tho country Address A W.
IA TouRErTE HOUSE. BERGEN POINT, n J-Bo,Ts
r iS' and M ana s. ' So l SSs
street At ~ A. NJ add y r. ~ ny immeiAs Application
ier as.eui board sosrers. ' % '"s wEsLhY W. HIT
Formerly Of lafarge House) Proprietor.
NosrRASD HousE, SANDS POINT, LoSo Island,
e.. and den oape 0s1 r ,aa % &
@p Mope, sDs hall hoar sa li pnps bnas
Returning. arriving In town ai9A
HfS .sa eSn ssascs ss as
from Robinson street., North river ror nma o. starting see
brAl iHee A. H. hAotEfslt, frDp1etH.
CHA BATHING AT LONG BRANCH, ". 1.-THE ALE
sssSy s9ss po- 9psn FOR The rsseDo1 p N va RI
and Rsan Bay Railroad, having I'm. siew Of the
ocean ard surrounding oounny Families aken
able terms N. MARBLE, Proprietor.
TrBr H1GHr,ND HOWE. At THE HIGHLANDS or
NageAn.. New Jcrsey ~ pleasantly sBaei IN IRON, cf
the inhi Hous~s, with con nandrg view OF the Atlantic
oceani snf and river ssins, ~ desirable fgr bills AMI
children. N.IARNfS
sieambos. Highland Light ami rorg Branch foot o. ioba.
son street iany.
WHITE HOUSE,, HrTrLE SILVER, sHREw sBURY,
w j on The Shrewsbury river, fronting he sea.
shady grounds bathing Ahrg ashng graphing And sang
unequ-ei. admirable sport for rares desiring few days
enlymen Quiet accommodations for LADIES' and children.
Delaware and Rari'an Bay railroad. cays foot ~ ao.v
street three ufpes day. THAYEh a MONIES.
vNooDIINE COTTAGE HIGH BRIDgE-BEAUrrrUr.
w scenery cool air popular resorts, reasonable prices
attentive waters and spenfid Of the bridge
ever Peck Sip and Teph street. cpnneinz with
steamers a. Harlem bridge and Third through
fare only " cenA A. " CUTTING
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CLOTHING, sc.


CLOTHISG, sc.
A CARD -'iEN1LtMEvs NEW AND LEFT OFF
n clo'hing purchased for the Western market IN arrs
small lots Call az the store address Thomss C1nroy ~
Centre street ~ B-Merchant aiors having any hand
Will please address a above.
A BETTER CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A 20 convert their east Of clOng into cash, and
bog The hrbers prices psd fer Carpets Furniture
ery Call at address lys Seventh between Nine
tenth Twentieth attended BY Mn No
business transacted on Saturdays
GREAT DEMAND FOR CAST OFF CLOTHING
"A Ladies and gentlemen receive he fa value chem,
aud guaranteed n,s 20 We humbuggei by fa pre-
tsnders Prom q 81 apiece for Dresses from 81 IN ga FOE
Goats, from 81 upward Pats aed Vests The hghea
prices paid fof ehdrens Furniture and Carpets Please
call address Harris. No l5 Seventh between
~ennsh aud Twenty trst streets Ladies attended by Mrs.
Harris.
A TTENTroS'-TIiF sURRgg WAY FOR LADIES AND
"A gents 10 get fair cash for Oh Clothing ard
Dc hnmbufref by great puff b call address Nintx
~ seventh avenue. Twenty eighth street Ladies' ~
tended by Mrs Mnlx.
VAST OFF IrSG-ALsRGEQUANTfry WANTED.
" The hghest price given. Sni -h pail money.
Gentlemen having large small lots ~ dispose obtain
the frH value calling or ssnding % JAMES NOOSEY.
al Pearl street.
TIVE sURFSr WAY FOR LADIES AND GENT .gxEN
70 get fair for cast on 'ntbug Furniture Carpets
and not 70 be bmbugred ny greet pus Is b. send by
post 10 i5c Seventh which viii be puucaay aieaded
70 by J. AkIi,lr LADIES' attended N nv Mrs. A.
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"A
n daughr born With 1f, OF Foresight tells how
soon ofien you win marry may svers even your
,ei.smsa is iss Lado~ street. bso~ uous. ,seadsnsn
MT admitted.
A BONN FIpE AsrRoIo0isr THAT EVER YoNE CAN
gen S 90 . f' ssas Mes 81 sSr v from 2. Ss, sS
enter her room Al seond IN his ma, rally yfed sdy
marriages and tells all Thai your Nhne ufe Her
s,e W ,rns WA. Spcs supnss an rn2 sonsai Der
luck, witch are s-rs IN iber ea.,l Madame v1spn
need nc, fear for she pac'scs ue,hns bit shi v1oel
bakery. PES ior bales and rsutsrnsn 81 cents
A srRoLooY.-xApAx LEVY, SEVENTH D.UGHrEs,
a can b egnsasd about I've nar ~, snd Asssna
aens' s ., ~ s sr syess % s 7 sss
marriages and gives iucxy NUMBER
A CAIRvoYANr--MRs SEYMOUR MEDICAL
"A cIar,oyani, rooms 20 So5 fourh street ts' blocs
business. absent friends ac and satisfaction sransesi
" w l-y.
MADAM RAY ~ TIE BEST Cr.ArRvoYANr AND AS
vI Eooss IN be vn,sd ss,ss gives lucy eamesss anses
near fueny seventh Hour, "a. n 70 r. ". iisS
Is cents genile men, 30 oents
NJ B-wHo mas Not HEARD OF THE cELEBa ,rED
thousands this and other cite, viii epur. ssc nj shs
% o SG sn ne s sss si ~ ron n1s
tive her call At 1s third avenue, above Twenty ar street.
q CHRISTOPHER sTREKT-MRs. n Rogpxs THE
and ss say Al ar.1. srOuss riR s prs
s.n snd future svens nves true ard ccrrv nfvrm.ar On
ssss:s trend; selss s' tssssss 3 ,i,s-:
WsvsrieJ place between ws1ersy piss your .Gess
OQl GRAND STREET. NEAR powEnY.-xADxs
I'll wIn0ER hsirvoyani ard gftsd span.-h lsiy. M
sRns m aas rs fsi ~ ass. . soaS
.ams-rs rrOpsrS lost or stolen. 1e
- TT MATRIMONIAL.
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ASTtsOI,spG ".

A neutrality-suspicious. MORROW, SEVENTH
N daughtsr born With cau ard g, Of foresight tells how
and often will and even.s your
thonRhts Zee - until others copying
verisem,nis. ls4 Ludlow street. below uonstn enuemeI
MT admitted.
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nnove Hotel her rsve " call sh~ attention. n ~ fea1s and
N pnhhc rsnersnv n the sn~ey1w scsunx1u adm n
poesessss fcs ilasy enpaatss G~ns
rally The ben tsrset gunne IN The sssfe Dnnevs provided
r eteer large oy small part1we Ne u runnoe4 sr9a
The hsse only two miles ard hsH nv@ any - ~ wn
per One trsai ~,l - cruvsrse pFT syle o.
e~ns dinners up~qualDed an1 hA our vines spi
rs and qualify aed evsrvthtng CHARGED
for on the moderate levwa THOMAS UEWARt
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nEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, YOUNG MEMS GENE
IL raj Committee Of Taumany Hall
TIE members al the Democratic Republican Young Mons
General Committee Of Tanmany Hall attend
erE Of the Committee ss friday eveurg sept T.
O'Clock PupctuA attendance OF the members earnestly
requested, business OF importance win be By
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rApGEr cospAr n ArrWvroE+-rHE REsr AND
rhespess phce for evcurons v r y ~ Wccdhns no
tel W~ekawhen. n. r.. pr1y sre~ ferry ror&
L. bo~as landne. ~ orns NJ ~ larg~~ hsrpums a.
seked. I'd. v1kDou HofOOAB PruUnG1~H
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w EsrpRk MERCHANTS
~ WI ind " their advantage " their tau puy,
chssss shipped BY
AHAAs, sxpprcs rnNpAsV
TAE REGATTA,

A BEG Alta WILL Bk CIV IN ny Tim PROPRIrrOe
~ Of the Cinh House foos NJ Cont are~ Brooklvn ~
Wedns sday Sept ~ 1890 for all rrxed
feet ard nnd-r Allowances ~ time ninntss fcs
ksce To- BE- ~ mile Frt prize 5 seccpd prize ss thir
prize boat her be- enterrd ar
- lime of starting Enrsncs Zee s6 -
GRAND ROWING ReaATrA-sIxTB ANNUAL m.
lsts Of the Empire CITY Regatta Club corrAds
den MONDAY Kept W Five day First race r.
~ NJ O'Clock r. n An Doop be- entered At The e
change S6y outh street. At the last meeting the ub a
the 81 Marks par~ HOTEL Third and Eshh
street FRIDAY evening sept when Al postons
IN The r~ce will be drawn for bs The severN crrws
SfEfhkk kOHEATs Pr-sdepn
A. n. MirHyws aecr-'sry
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DLKAsANr SUNDAY nxcussIoS --eLgSwoor
touching a Glen Cove, Nes Rrhsj~ 1gs i.i..S
On Ha,fs' cppo~ste MILESTONE Ssaner ayr.,@
leaves eahsrns every SnnSsy all w. Da.rc. =,
sA5 Eleventh street = Twrn, eighih -trrst r 10 1s,~
y sevensA suess. sls aHorirs deuxhuui I'm
mo rAR0rr coxpArrus- xsu p,.cr-p.ss.sr
rsls psssrsa > We ARE rgv opss y rrosi-e =.
ply 70 gAuH vi SON 10 wsa Thirty snh srsss ~ -
hr6As~ - shrs- v Ne propr,~sors ycwks>s Wn-I
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FRENCH ADvERTusxMEsTs

UrHE vxnng IN oHAssRg ssAkcAIsg PuuvATr
" sGr,r ~ rns hnr>bles desire lrou.
place d>rs upe b~une fs~re ne ssis ues bea
eaner = 'sir~ - rceea Ssfr~swA unfveruy psscs NO
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lTH WARD DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON UNION Cl.UB.-
10 and enhussstie eeiiug 81 this club h5lf
were e.cted ocers-Pr-sent james Murray; Wee Prss
Thomss Iivers, Roht r. Daniel secretary, Cbas o.
Richardson Assistant sscr-tuy 1hns Rooney; Treasurer
Edward L. wsr; serrcrn,s Fl Arms Harrison Bel<my Al
snme eloquent thu meeting adjourned 70 NEE,
al the plsc. Friday sept y at o'coch
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CESroR VETERAN coRrs OF nm VAR OF Ins-A
~ rsausv meeting VII sske place sss rdayl evening
s.pt TAT ~ cev& = hsadqrss~rs The Nercev Bouse, v
wsrsc mposAnt busness asc V s~r he rsvt coshes
Claims frru Alhsny Let All intere~ed sf~rd BY ordev
Lao T. rHrrp Adjuispk " AAYMoND. CopseL
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NI'A' |II|IIII4lNlII
sTEAMBOATs.

nAr BOAT roR WEST POINT. CORNWALL FEW
~ burg M,ltnn and fcuRhke~pesc-The aeaRerst AIDA
psA street. ssd rriying a roHshne.p.s Al bssy9p
make coanseoss = PouaAkeepas BaGnAee u~ser~1
frye
nAv BoAS rOn ALBANY AND rnQY,. nAkIng nm
~ usual Innd1mRA~Yne menmex DAHIWk DREW teMvm
jar sresl v 81 TnheA srssA xusndAya fhurdayr -
USoR SALE on CHARyKR-rHD rAs7 MAILING
IN mpamcr nNOCH DEAN \ for sNle o. CHARTER Fov fus
4r p~uculHrA Apply % " undersigned q Fulton sMArfa
CO. Wm SETH
CrRAMKR o<EAN wAvR GAIT. NrNgs rurHuI.
- WIN eave rsw York for sny Hrock and ror ref~rrps
l. T.. fry1 she fcs ~ Oliver sreeS raa river rhurpdsy
AuruA 30 - 10 clock A. saturday SPIT !, s lok A. N;
- % Hafurday, Sept u ~ y.
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NEW YORK AND HARLAN RAILROAD.
IN FARE TO ALBANY a.
On End Aer MondAy June % 1880 trains win eAve rveu.
vsirth street. stsasoa. New yort. follows
For Wth.mshrlrse aud AL way stauopa Too n A. ~ and
AQP =. ycr wkhe Plains and al way ssscus n And
street. dspcl For Cruton FAh frum rwcntv axth Nr-e1
DEPOT SIS T. y. ropprg a. WDnAmebridee and sAoons
Abcve For Dover Plains frum rvsat axsh aree depr4
n negP,ng wsIse Plains and ssa,es seove train
Twenty -.h street depot los a q, eyprss mall hsin,
scrpng whe r1ans Bedford. Groom FAih, Nd auons
north
nKvURNrxG--
w Isavs w',s"sb,sdEs : ysns al vsy ...s.ons nsc
ssnd A. ~, ~ sns ~ Dover s,sl.s sscpgiss 4 ID
svsy Monday .cuinS ss,sl Cross rais soppins
Al aAfious su1h q whIte fIsiDa
JOHN BuRCHrLf> Asiuaant superintendent
EIKw YORK sAND HARLm RAu.RoAD-suuum
IN arr~neeme~s for pleasure aya rrHins leave fvsu1v.
ulxth mree{ Nna,ua - follovus-Wn A. -ksprep fov Al
sssy, try, earsscEn ss.rce gnnT Massn rLh fsss
AIb.sy v,1 nsw tgs o.s.s nAlrcad To- sS.rcs spr.e.
NaxAa rAlh nd ~ plnsss wee 80 Win trs fr 80
serHg u 0c1ens Bvdgs wfA aAxes for IAke wasasS1a
and q Cvc>nn rAIb with saees for fAke mAhopsa a.
m.-rw pcyev Plains, connecang - 0oldens Bvs6rs -
safe.f ~ fAks wsss~srs - = cscos Pens 60 ~
JoHH Suno u. A.anaA svsAansS
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NOTTCE ALI SOCIETIES. TARGET COaPASfw4 on
~ club -rri~ttsa ystef
Ros belle the grsnf Kshhn n Mature chsr,~
" companies for this mrush enarT a The Merp,nis,
Hotel ball ~ desire that yoa ~cui snd letter. 20
thai ST. Ne shle 10 r.csiv~ wh due psr- Is
Inc ~ and down The dAy. nSl n
s.rh ~.y BsS s.nsr u - A tsciurs vii \.
voma a. MARITAL,
prorrietor n he Eshihlfl,n m w.,,-.
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NOTICE. TO BokDboI n rEs.-THT BONDS or TBy
~ rev yorf ara New haven Rsilroad Company, dos b
taron and surrender the Tressuers once corner 81 Twe
INV YORK, August y 1891. v. BRNEKT Treasures.
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IopF vcCoSSstfa IN, nueKErRgRs.-rHE MEN
81 ri The shcve NAMED requested
q o. shaurhrsssys corner q pr ard Brcome Gr~css
Frdsy evening september iso Al O'Clock. business
n. y Qrts sccreAy. r. mcfvoR. Chairman
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A T1ESTIoN-goNEY TO EUROPE sIaHr DRAFTS
N from ave dollars and wards n,
O. eat britain and Ireland France ~rmany iy And al
other 1ntries Of Europe for sale by SCHMIDT co
European Bankers. No Chambers street NJ " 80
nrvIDEND-THc KNICKERBoCKER fCR COMP nv
IL will pay smi annual dividend u three a Der oena a.
the and after sept L. $780, their ocs a.
Canal street The transfer hooks viii b. closed from - 6
to The l2th inst inclusive.
&. X. WoRIYHDyRE r. r. COMPTON Rre~
new YORK, Sept 8 1850
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-02-18

THANKS to Hon. III. &. Hickok. Supt. OF
Com. Schools Of Pennsylvania, for copy
Of his annual report for 1859. From the
report we learn that the whole number OF
schools in the State, exclusive Of Phia-
delphia, is il,4sa ana the whole number
of pupils in the common schools Of the
State. including Philadelphia, is ga, 65l,
The average cost OF teaching each scholar
per moth is 53 cents. Average salaries
Of male teachers per month, S24 So
female teachers. SIT 10. The average
rate of taxation for school purposes is
$50 mills on the dollar, and building par-
poses, 3. 10 mills on the dollar.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-02-18
IS economy aud good faith with . vsnge.

- economy ana good faith with vsnEe.
anee.
This eveaing is devoted BY the House 10
discussion in committee Of the whole of
that part Of the Governors Inaugural re-
lating t, John Brown. The members are
all in their seats--the galleries crowded,
and al eyes are fastened upon the gentle.
mss from Lee, Judge Claggett, who is ad-
dressing the House. He is man about
medieum size, prepossessiug and. venerable
in appearance, with a pisrcingsrye, rather
sharp voice, and be is dressed in neat
suit Of plain black. In beginning bis speech
he paid his respects 10 few brief but
caustie sentences to Messrs. Rosecrans and
Caldwell, who day or two since, made
an unjust and uncalled fer attack upon
him. He then turned to the legitimat.
|qusstion under discussion, and il arguing
with peculiar force and clsarness that the
positions and principles Of the Democratic
party are national ana correct-that the
bred Scott decision snunciates the sound
doctrine that Congress has no right to
legislate for the Territories, that it does
not confer that right Of legislation upon
the Territories because Congress cannot
delegate power which it does not itself
possess. He argued that the right Of leg
,cl. calf rox,,,l
to and inalienable in the people themselves
Of the Territories as well as Of the States.
He has just brought down the House by
comparing the Republicans who now ask
the South to give up their slaves which
have been handed down from their fathers
to man who having lost horse, and
years after the horse is dead, ascertains
who had possession Of the horse and then
goes AID claims Of the man all the colts.
Judge Claggett is an earnest and i'm
pressive speaker, and one OF our most val
liable members.
II is impossible to see even the "begin-
ming Of the end of this session. The
Legislature is flooded with business. The
question of County government is matur-
ing in the Committee which is favorable to
the Supervisor system, aud will report
Bill accordingly. Nothing as yet has peen
done with the Code, except to refer por-
ton Of it, and long days and good travel
ling will come before the members can
get away if they finish the legislation now
before them.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-02-18
STATISTICS OF uNITkD STATES
COINAGE.

UNITED STATES MINT. The Director of
the Mint OF the United States at Phlade
phia. James Ross Snowden, Esq, in his
report to the Secretary Of the Treasury for
the last fiscal year ending June 80, 1859,
states:
The amount Of bullion received at the
several mining establishments of the L.
s. during the year was as follows Gold,
$29,553,3s0 IS: silver, $7,336,109 Ct.
The coinage operations Of the same Pc.
riod were as follows: Gold coins, $l7,396,
OF !; fine gold bars, 1913, H3.s76,7O; silver
coins, S6,ls7, 400; bars, $646,23l Al -
cent coins, $780,, 900. Total coinage. $37,
550,5s7 II, comprised in 53,55O.522 piec.
es of all demon nations. Constitution.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-02-18

WHEREAS John + Sanlorn and Ruth T. San.
w born, his vile, OF Dakota county, Nebraska
Territory, did by their Deed OF Trust dated the OH
asy OF January, 1900, sell aud convey unto Andrew
beech ana fred. Nj. Hubbell the following described
real estate. to wit: The south half Of the north.
west tract ional quarter OF section No g. In Township
No. 81 north OF Range 40 west of the 9th princjpsl
Meridian in Iowa. containing .ighty-tve acres more
or less In trust, however, To the nient of
four proinissery notes given by the said John T. San
born TO Fred NJ lluhbeii, and bearing date January
lst isos one Of said notes Tor the sum Of hun
dred dollars, and one for the Of one hundred
and seven and i5-lU0 dolsrs, both due four mont his
after date aud one Tor Two hundred and twenty dol
lars aud one Tor two hundred aud twenty three and
3i0o dollars both due eight months after date and
three pro.iissory notes gwen by the eaid iohn y.
Santorn to Andrew Les eh, bearing date aanaury l.
1888, aud pay abie to the order of the said eech -
one OF said notes was given for the OF two hun
dret and thirty three aud Il loo dollars two Of
said notes for two hundred dollars and all due
six mouths after date Said Deed OF Trust is conii,
toned a, fuloas-That II Il tho above promissory
notes are paid at maturity, then this said Deed OF
Trust to be void but II eithf all OF said potss
are not paid when dGe then this Deed Of Trust To re-.
main In nrce and the said parties OF the second part
or their trustee, or their airs, executors admins
traitors or assigns may pr cc.d To cell the property
above described, or any part thereof public ven.
due to the highest bidder. at Sioux City, Woodbury.
county. Iowa, for cash. after having given thirty
days public notice OF the time, terms and place OF
said sale advertising in some newsp iper printed
IN sioux City or Council Bluffs. and execute deed
In lee simple To the purchaser purchasers there
Tor and tucese the proceeds of said sale and out of
which shall first pay the costs and expenses OF this
trust and apply the remainder to the payment of
said promisso,y notes above described. aud II ANY
surplus remains after paying said notes it shall he
paid the ssid john sauborn or his I,y a, r.n..
sentatives And, whereas, the said notes above do
scr'bed have become due and unpaid. now, there
fore, we Andrew i.eech and Fred, NJ. Habhell Trus.
tees aior.sai Ia pursuance of the power gwen US
In said Deed Of Trust aud In accordance thsrewith
VIII sell AZ public vendue to the highest bidder for
cash, at Sioux City, Woodbury. bounty, state OF iowa
IN 'front.' OF tue Post Office In laid Sioux City, on the
1oth day OF March. 1860, at IL o'clock, A. ~ OF said
day, the above described real estate Tor the purpos.
Of paying the above indebtedness and coets Of sale,
and VIII make deed IN Toe simple TO the purchaser
OF purchasers OF said property above described
ANDREW LEIGH,
FRED. ". itLBBELL.
NWs Trustees.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-02-18

are ready to discard them and strike hands
with the most ul,ra pro-slaveryitss.
We said, some time ago, that it is not
love of freedom for whites or blacks, but
love Of Office that actuates The leaders OF
Bogus Republicanism, and their action at
Washington is proof Of this truth.
1t appears from the signs of the ,imes
that the defeat of Sherman has entirely
changed the character aud tactics Of Re-
pub'icanism. 1t is now to put on a more
National aspect. and in proof Of its sin
csrity, embrace Southern pro- slaveryism.
In view of this fact what are the rank
and file going to do? How is the wool to
be drawn over their eyes so as to keep
them 10 the traces? Aye! there's the
rub! There is a good time coming. wait
a little longer p"
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CONGR ESS.

The organization of the House was per.
fected on the Sd inst, by the election of
JOHN W. FoRNEy, of the Philadelphia
Press, Chief Clerk, and HENRY W. HoFF-
MAN, Of Maryland, sergeant-at-Arms.
Viewed politically, the officers Of the
House present as many shades as the
chameleon. Speaker Pennington is an old
line-whig American Republican, and ut
terly repudiates the ultra sentiments of
Sherman, Grow. the Washburns, and men
Of that ix. Forney styles himself an
Anti-Lecompton Democrat. In times past
he dealt the Republican party more and
harder blows than any other man living,
and to this aay-al.hough disappointment
and defeat in political aspirations has
soured his life and caused him to wander
beyond the pale Of the Democratic party
he has not recsnted one word of his
hostility to the Republican party. By
seeking and accepting Office at the hands
fthe Helperites he has severed all claims
IS Democrat, and will doubtless hereaf-
ter be found openly advocating the cause
Of his ancient foes.
Hoffman is an out-and-out Know Moth.
ing, and represented the Plug Uglies,
Blood Tubs and Rip-Raps in the 34th
Congress. He is the representative of
that branch Of the Opposition" which is
engaged in an irrepressible conflict
against the freedom of Religion and the
rights Of naturalized citizens. Great is
progressive Republicanism.