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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-18

TTAvING associated ourselves together for the
Commission and Receiving and warding Business
we feel assured from long experience in this bus
ness that we can give satisfaction to all who may ia
vor US with their patronage. 1t is intention to
keep constantly in store well assorted stock of Gro
ceres Wines and Liquors and determ nation to
sell them as cheap they be bought elsewhere
J. N. & H. SPERRY.
We are now receiving large and complete assert.
ment of Groceries, Wines Liquors, Cigars and TO
bacco. which we invite your attention. Our stock
consists IN part of the following articles:
sugar and Coffee. i1 +"
so hhds Sugar; 10 boxes Boston Loaf;
$50 bbIs pow. 4 crush do; SO bbls Mola sses;
SO do COnee Sugar, $50 bags Baltimore Coffee.
Wines and Liquors.
500 bbls rectded Whisky; SO do Newsom's do;
so do Robinson Co. do; 150 pkgs Brandy Wine Gin
Sundries.
500 boxes Star Candles; 200 pkgs Raisins;
600 kegs Nails; 100 box Pickles Catsup;
100 boxesCheose; 50 do Oy sters;
600 gross Matches; 100 boxes Tacks;
100 do Mason's Backing; 200 reams Wrap. Paper;
SO reels Cotton Rope 100 bags shot,
$50 doz Painted Buckets; 20 kegs Bar lead;
SO nests do Tubs; 100 kits Mackerel Fish;
SO doz Wash Boards; SO bags Pepper & Spice.
so coils grass & jute Hope loo boxes Ground Gage1
500 boxes Glassware; and Pepper.
SOC drums Smyrna Figs;
Cigars and Tobacco.
sc, 900 Henry Clay Cigars;
$4,000 Nap nieon do; F.r.
$500 La Competition Cigars, imported; ',','
Is 400 German Cigars, various brands;
100 GROSS Smoking Tobacco; 49,.
so Boxes Langhorn Il Armistead Tobac O;
25 do E. d. White do;
SO do Tennessee Tobacco, various brands;
Aud many other articles too numerous to mentor
J. n. & ii. SPEIiRY, =
mar19-tf So Market St, Nashville, Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-18

SHORT STORIES, just received and for sale BY
junei2-tf JOHN YORK d 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-18
LAND FOR SALE.

r AN new offering for sale, privately a portion of
i my land upon which now live, about. five miles
from the city Immediately fronting Hyde's Fer
nv Pike. the amount proposed TO be sold is
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-18

WILL EFFEcfUAIIY- CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun
Chronic Nobility Diseases Of the Kidneys,
and all Diseases arising from disordered Liver or
stomach Dyspepsia Heartb1rn, Inward Piles, Acid
ity or Sickness OF the Stomach Funess Of Blood to
tstion OF the Heart, zFuilnegs or Weight in the
Sfoniach Sour Eructatinns, Choking or Sufneaiing
feeling when lying down. pryness or Yeitowness Of
PAIN in the Small of the Back Chest or Side Sudden
fushes of Heat, Depression Of Spirits, Frighttui
Dreams, Languor, Despondepey, or any Nervous
Disease Sores or Blotches, on the Skin, and Fever
and Ague for Cbiils and Fever-) -4sG
p Over q Million Of Bottles
Have been sold during the last months, and in
instance has it failed in giving entire satisfaction.
Rhen sMcIEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will
cure yoa24 = Il Az AE1@fA
Nolsnguage can convey an adequate idea of the
>imme date and q most miraculous change produced
by taking this Cordial in the diseased, deblitated and
shattered nervous system, whether broken down by
excess weak by nature. or impaired by sickness the
pristine health and yigor. slfsee ss94 s1sf -
10 taE1i MARRIED PERSONS.
or others conscious of inability from whatever cause
will find McLean,s Strengthening Cordial theron Oh
regenerator the system, and all who may have in
ured themselves by improper Indulgence, will find
in the Cordial a certain and speedy remedy.
- sa- ss TO THE LADIES, -.
McLean's strengthening Cordial
Is sovereign and speedy cure for
Incfpfent sumptiOn, Whites,
Obstrueted or Difficult Menstruaton, Incontnence of
Urine or Involuntary discharge thereof, Failing of
the Womb iddness, Painting, and all Diseases Incl
dent TO Females rs s tfae --iit- i--H@
Thefe is no Mistake About 1t.
Suffer no longer. Take it according to directions.
It will stimulate, strengthen and invigcrate you and
cause the bloom Of health TO mount your cheek again.
Every bottle is warranted 20 give satisfaction.
FOR CHILDREN.
If your children are sickly, puny or afflicted, Nc
Leans Cordial will make them healthy, fat and
bust Delay not moment, try it and you viii be
convinced. - p n. ~ - 80
- 1t is Delicious to Take.
CAUTION.-Beware of Druggists Dealers who
may try to palm upon you some Bitter, or Sarsapa-
rla trash, which they buy cheap by saying it is
just good.-1Aroida such men. Ask for McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and take nothing else. 1t is
the only remedy that will purify the Blood thor
oughy, and at the same time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, is
certain preventive for Cholera, Chils and Fever
Yellow Fever, or any prevalent Disease 1t is put up
| in large bottles F4ts s.l
Price only 81 per bottle, or bottles for So.
J. II. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial. Also, McLean's Vol.
canIc Oil Liniment. la1-r-4
Principal Depot on the corner of Third and Pine
streets, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold by W. W. BERRY s DEMovILLE, Nashville
and all respectable Druggists everywhere.
my10-dins-&w1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-18
Stock of Rio on hand this day. 4 800

REMARKs-Tue principal transactions of the week
embrace the sale of about 1o0 bags by the import
14l4c; and various small PARCELS from second
hands at l4a144c, establishing advance of fully =
cent on last weeks prices. Holders indisposed to
sell without a further advance. We advance our
quotations correspond With the actual operations,
and the present demands of holders Prime Rio IA
14x ,Laguyra g14al5, Java 16a17.
- "A > - WHITE 4 ELDERS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

During January, 1850, while s.opp;ns a.
the Sut,er House, in Sacramento, a friend
Of ours lssys the Spirit Of tie 7im.,,
overheard . conversation betwsen two
gentlemen, one OF whom was from New
York City, and had been in the country
nearly year, and the other had iust ar
rived. The new conner Was lamen,in, HI.
condition and his folly. in lsavin. an .buu.
dance at home and especially tso beau,i-
full daughters, who we're just budding into
womanhood, when be asked the New York,
er if he had family.
Yes, sir; have a wife and six child
ren in New York, and never saw enc Of
them"
After this reply the couple sat few
moments in silence, then the iutersosa,o,
again commenced:
Was you ever blind. sir?'
"No, sir"
did you marry widow, sir ?,
mo, sir"
Another lapse Of silence.
Did l understand you to cay, sir. that
you had wife and six children living !,
New York, and had never seen one Of
them?''
Yes, sir, 80 stated it,
Another longer pause Of silence. Then
the in,errogator again inquired:
How can il be, cir, that you never saw
one of them?'
why" vas the respose, lone Of them
was born after leh.'
"Oh! ah" aud a general laugh foil wed
and after tha. the New Yorker was espec
tally distinguished as the man Who "had
six children and never saw o"a Of thsu,.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

Every old Railroader throughout the
State will recollect the late Mr.. Osborn,
President Of the Mad River road, As =
mau who who always enjoyed a good din.
ner or good joke either
Passing along the streets Of Dayton ono
day in company with brother railrosder,
be was suddenly stopped by sanctihed
looking individual who demanded . tree
pass!
4" \ free pass!' exclaimed Mr. O., why
who are you?'
"Well, said the applicant for free rides
in drawing nasal tone, " am poor
preacher"
"Ah! yes, we never grant free passes
to any but good preachers said NJ. o.,
and taking the arm Of his ompanion he
hurried on, leaving the poor preacher
standing gaping AMER them with an ex.
crutiatingly puzzled ceuntenance, we as.
sure you.
In Tffin one day Mr.. Osborn met
Yankee who was peddling patent churus.
There were several sizes, and Mr.. o. pur-
chased one which the Yankee warranted
to churn ten pounds Of butter.
A week or so afterwards, in Springfield,
/
he met the churn man He was in the
street surrounded by crowd, and very
largely expatiating on the merits of the
aforesaid style of churns. when Mr.. O.
walked up to him, when the following dia
logue took place:
M. O.-My friend l purchased one of
your churns the other day down at T,ffin.
Peddler-Yes, sir. I recolec.. and how
did you like it-splendid churn, amt i, :?
can't be beat, ,--best churn in the world,
didn't you find it SO sir?
No. You fooled me badly"
Fooled you? How 50 ?"
"Why you warranted it to churn ten
pounds Of butter.
And 50 it will"
Well mine did not tried i, and only
got pound and half
Only pound aud half.
"Thst is all. for weigh bed il myself"
"How much cream had you p
"Oh about three pints"
'See here stranger, if ever you should
want another churn just come 70 mo and
III give you one tree gratis for nothing
Cf6dna Ciiizea.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

Tie subjoinsd tabular returns giving the
elections Of Presidsss and Vice President
Of the United States from the Declaration
Of Independence to the present date, sre
Of much intereV, and will, no doubt, be
carefully scanned BY all our readers
The 6rst portion Of the returns gives the
names OF the Presidents, with the date Of
their election then follow the Vice Presi-
dents The third section gives the nnm-
Der Of votes for President aud Vice Prssi.
deaf. Altogether shs dt1Asf:s..., = "e
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

1608-JAmes Nadis0o, l22 = GSoTk
Clinton, s.; Chas. c. Pincknsy, A. huGS
9 lSl2--Jsmss Madison Iassi De Wit
Clinton, 80. 5, .,,..,., -.
isis-Jam.. Moaro., lss Rufus King Kin
ls2o-Janes Moarss. asl, JOB. Q
ls24--Andrsw Jacksos, 81; John Q
Adams, "a; Wn. Crawford, A.; Henr.
Clay, 81 fih8'''" ." ''asl :
Election ~ President decided BY III,
House Of Representatives. viz: Adams Z;
States; Jackson, z; Crawford, l. \ EH9
.l!s's 1s2s,Andrs~ IA i, ;oo' !7s; John .
lss2-Andsew jackson, 2ls; Henry
Clay, 40; John Floyd, H.; VIM. Writ I.
| l836-M. Van Bnren. ITO; W. II. Har
rison, 7s; Hugh l.. White, 26 ; Danie
I Webster, ~; W. P. ManEuu,, II. oal
ls4o-Wm. H. Harrison, 234; M. Van
ls44-jane. K. Polk, 10; Henry
Clay, los. -
als4s-z.ch.ry Taylor, 1853; Levi.
Cass, 1875. lfaa saaI,a.. - fsb-v
l852-Franklin Pierce, 254; Winfield
Scott, AZ. -. r-....-. -..G..' Az
ls56-James Buchanan, ia; Millard
Fillmore, 8; John c. Fremont, AZ.
VICE PRESIDENTS. Us
ls04-Georgs Clinton. 1862; Rufus
King. a. - '..s IL.
ls0s-George Clintoa, ll3; r. King,
Al; John Langdon, 9: James Madison,
3; James Monroe, ;.
isl2-Elbridse Gerry, 1871; Jared In
gersoi, SO. ta af@f
lsl6-D. d. Tonkins, 1873: John C.
Howard, %; James Ross, 8 John Mar.
shall, 4 F; Robert G. Harper, 3.
ls20-D. d. Tompkins, 2ls Richard
Stocton, 8; Daniel Roddey. 4; Rober. G.
Harper, I Richard Rush, l.
lS24-John C. Calhosn, 1872 Nathan
Sanford, 30; Nathaniel Macon, "a; An
drew Jackson, l3; NJ. Van Buren, 9;
Henry Clay, 2. ".T'
ls2s-Jobn c. Calhoun, III; Richard
Rush. SO; William Smith, I.
lS32-M. Van Buren, lS9; John Ser
geant, 49; William wilkins, 30; Henry
lee, II Amos Ellmaker,7.
A'sV--h. IA. JOHbSOue lft fAnClS
Granger, IL; John Tylsr, Al; William
Smith, %. ,....:~E r. ........
Richard NJ. johnson elected Vice Pre-.
sident BY the Senate johnson thirty two
votes, Granger sixteen.
ls40-John Tyler. 234; r. NJ. johnson.
4S; L. W. Tazeweil, IL; Jas. X. Polk, |.
lsf4-Georee NJ. Dallas, 10; I. Ere
hnghuysen, los. Il
1873 10. M;n--d .Fillmote, l63; w. o.
.,S.;LW,il,am II. Mug, -
2s56-J. c. Breckenridge, ia; A. j.
Dcnnelson, s 4; W. l.. Dayton, ia.
*Those marked with an asteric (*(|
died while in office, and the Vice Presi
dent succeeded them for the balance Of
term. .HsszGHs -sa..aH.a- -=#
(By m act Of Cong passed in ls45,
the choice of electors OF President and
Vice President must be made in oil the
States on the Tuesday succeeding the FIRST
Monday in November. yt t.h
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
ELEPHANT HUNTING IN cEYLoN

Sir Emerson Tennet, who has recently
published . most interesting account Of
the island Of Ceylon, as once present dur
ing . Wholesale capture Of wild elephants
by the Singhalese, aud gives a vivid de-
scription Of the strange and exciting scene.
The passing illusions to the scenery and
botany Of the tropical forests travelled by
the Governor's party to witness them, car.
~ one completely into The midst Of the
Wild and primitive scene Of action. After
detailing the preliminary proceedings Of
the native hunters, the author proceeds as
Two months had been spent in these
pre- parations, and they had been thus far
completed, on the day when We arrived and
took our places on the stage erected for
US, overlooking the entrance Of the corral.
Close beneath Us . group Of tame sle-
plants sent BY the temples and the chiefs
to assist in securing the wild ones, where
picketed in the shade. laziiy tanning them
selves with leaves. Three distinct herds,
whose united numbers we're vaiiously rep.
resented At from forty % fifty elephants,
were inclosed, and we're ct that moment
concealed in the jungle within short
distance of the stockadsp Net . sound
was permitted TO be mad = each person
spoke to bis neiehbor ID vhispers, and
such was the silence observed BY the mul.
titude Of the watchers q their post, that
occasionally We could hear the fustliag Of
the branches ~ some Of The elephants
stripped Of their leaves. ,s., .5..l.
Suddenly the signal Was made, and the
stiffness Of the forest was broken BY the
shouts Of the guard, the rolling Of tn.
drums, and tomtoms, and the discharge ol
musksts; and beginning at the most dis
.ant side Of the area, the elephants wer,
urged forward toward the entracs into tn.
| corral.
The watchers along the line KEEP. silsnc,
only till the herd had passed them, and
then Joined the cry in their rear, theJ
drove them onward with redoubled shout,
and noises. The tumult increased as The
terrified rout drew near, swelling now OF
one side,s now on the other. m Me herd ii
their panic dashed from point to point i,
! their sndeayers to force the line, but wer,
instantly driven back BY screams, gun
aud drums. a9aszi g "ie9 o.41a
Al length the breaking Of the ,branche
and the cracking Of the brushwood an
nounced their. close approach, and til,
leader bnrstinx from the jungle rushe,
wildly forward 10 within twenty yards q
the entrance. followed by the rest OF tn
herd. Another moment and they wpul
hsve plugged into the open gate, whe
suddenly they wheeled around, re.sntere
the jungle, and in spite Of the hunters, n
sumed their original position. The chic
headman came forward. and accounted e
the fssak BY saying that Wild pig, IN Al,
J nal wAish ths elephants and said to dislik
had started QUE of the cover aud rnn aero,
the leader. who would otherwise have bel
on direct for the coral and he Intimate
Z that @ the herd wAs nov 10 The highe
Estate Of excitement, and h was n ali tim.
mash more 'dimctk " sdset = oaccsssfi
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
BANKING
N-AND-
a 6 . n Oy q II1C ..
-OB-
: 80 -nnnnnn xn~ -.
GEORGE WARE,


SlOVA CAT1,......"....-.... ...".....IOw a.
4 (NOLLECTIONs made and remittsd At currsu, r.t~s
~ Of Exehangs-Money investsd-Psrticulsr .t.
tsstion given to the Of Taxss and location
- Land Warrants All orders connected with Gen.
sral Banking, Agency apd Collection business villy
eeive prompt and accurate attention.
will enter Government Lands In Iowa OF Nebras.
Ia for the following fves-with gold ave per cent.
For locating leo land w, SO; land once fees 81
g. l2o 8; 3.
" 20" S; l.
Nh All locations made by me are upon lands e.
isctsd BY reliable Surveyor from personal inspsc.
ton.
charge for the purchase and sale Of Real Estste.
loAning money upon real estate security per cent
Nv prrmason, Irsfas 10 the fblleving partiss with
PARK Baak, New YesA sssy. -
Messrs. Nissan Taylor, N. Y. Cis. p
" knauth. NachoA kuhne, do
" Spencer, Villa Co., Boston. srH.--a
8. Chas. Camblos Co.. Philadelphia.
Z" Clask. Bros. 4 Co., st. Louis.
WI. Barksdale / Co., do
I" Maeklot Corhin, Davenport, Iowa.
.. Markell. Darr0w Co., Dubuqus, Iowa. g
T.G. Adams, ESQ, Chicago
EDumont, Esq, indianapolis Indiana,
!. q. Lash. ESD, Salem. N. Z.
Bank Of Seueca Falls. Seneca Falls, NY.
Wssre. Carpenter Co, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
August I, 1859. II tA f##E &E#.ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

The 'TARNEL SLAVE PowER.--It is re-
lated that good old lady, who had resided
in the country. innocent OF railroads, but
we'll supplied with Abolition newspapers
and documents, made her first visit to u
town acquaintance. In the street was a
locomotive drawing heavy train was seen
approaching, putting and blowing to it.
utmost:
"What On airth is that2' said the old
lady.
That" rejoinsd her friend, "why tha,
is locomotive"
"A locomotive p said the old lady, 'why
bless my eyes, ! thought i vas tho tarnal
slave power!'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

:" The borders Of civilization People
who board at fashionable houses.
Pugilism, like the ocean, is full of
breakers o'head.
Mem for Lucy Stons-Womsns best
rite-ths Marriage Rite.
FOOTBALLS on the boundary of another
world'-Stepping over into New Jersey.
The best way to condemn bad traits il
to practice good ouss.
The great difference between men, the
great and insignificant is energy.
In Cyprus and Egypt, hydrophobi. h..
never been known to occur.
Ia these degeserate days, character is
weighed with cash balance
Some men are 80 good tha. they are
good for nothing.
Fugitive slaves are like popular plavs-
because they have run for number Of
nights
:. 1t is estimated that there are four mil
hons OF female snuff takers in the United
States.
"A frsquenter Of public dinners com.
plains OF the overwhelming quantity Of
dry toast
A young man who is winked At bya
lady wearing hood, may be said to b
hood winked.
1t woman could talk cut of the two
corners OF her mouth at the sane time
there would be good deal said on both sides
A gentleman having . music Il sister
being asked what branch she exeelled in.
declared that the piano was her forte.
Sidney Smith compares the whistle Of 4.
locomotive to the squsal Of su attorney
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

Do Nor HAsTES.--We again csution
Eastern readers who are contemplating =
"Trip to this country against . too early
start. Those who have not been here, or
who have no friends here on whom they
can rely, will find little to encourage them.
and still less do to advantage before the
middle Of May. Toa person, who has
never lived in such country, and ini.ia-
ton in the early spring ,ponths, to the
high price of living, and but lit,lesto do
10 absolutely startling, and he is soon
rendered a 1T candidate for the back track
When you come hiring provisions 0,
money enough to live for few weeks any.
how. We do not want 10 see stampede
,his spring. - Rocky Moantcia Nescs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

1r. Whole Nu0bee OF Electors l36. 10
! The votss for Thomas jefferson and
Aaron Burr being equal, the election de-
voived on the House Of Representatives,
wherein, on the .hirty-sixth ballot. the
votes Of len States we're gi,salo Jetfer-
son, four for Burr, and two States gave
blank votes.
After this election The Constitution waa
amended. 80 that each Presidential elec-
tor chosen BY the States voted for Presi-
dent and Vice President separately, in
stsad Of ths original mode Of voting 70,
tve persons withosse dssignasing which
vas his choice for President and vice
Presidsnt. The person receiving tn.
srsAtssl numbAr Of yotes BY The origina
mods, ifls majority. ~as to b President
end The next Aighsst viss Prssiasnt.- -
WHEN % chsiss was nude b ne slsc,or
shs House Of representative tsSidsd III
qusteiso. aHiob uot lads .gsaae9'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

MILL give their personal attention 10 ssleetipe
w and entering vacant lauds In the sieVx CITY.
Dakota and Northern Nebraska lAad Districts with
cash or Deeds for Lots In Sioux
Cfsy ana It's Additious-payine Taxse upon city and
rood security at western rates Of interest," or
Ing IN property for distant dsalers-collectug Bills
and Notes and rsmitting proceeds promptly et the
current Fstss Of Exchange.
We viii also act Commissioners for the etates sf
Maiae. New Hampshirs vernou aud Maassch psetts.
an lsttsra Of inquiry answered promDtly. r
July ~, 1858.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
L0WLr, sl1lHlno DEAD.

What exquisite staasas are these u Mrs. Ms1la
esssf Aark ths arst iiss q saeh sssss: sHagaH
~ Lowiy, 5hinine hsaa, '.1 i'Et
tsax MhSss ~ ~ thss down,
MI WITH the loWly heol.
... DsrcS ~ soidsa esowai M l...
,. Me>kiy, marble palns, n'rg
Fold across n breast; r rr
SeulttsttA b white ealns
lisz5E -, OF Sabssatins rsstl
49, eofsiy, starry ges. l''o3
,ifag vslf your dartessd spAssss.
III, Never more % rSne
afsu -, II ssasssrShins o. tsani
,5 CsIAly, srspssstaea
-. - ~ wAa eIDgtsps So i.E } =
H. -. OF ~ ~ fssssi .a
.,t5g''..''' slsnbsr, ausal sbsalsi i1[ .a'"t
~ -, Thou b your sCaral eslls, s-~s
,lag .ar wsavssA sAiss 1t hsavss. '3i@'
,.l.' stiIly, Lsad.r isst, og
.tesr Eg Rest IRON rosy rhyme,
.a.s.. Win the ringing sweet ,,..
.iar Is ..n 5a ~ OF her silvsr chine. ."
-a ~ = eissA IL giosv aid, EHE
Undernsath the sod,
.r-. .=sse .. On this little childi r...
s>>~.
sE isa# tn. DLACKsn1rn.
a5 Oh 1nelasA, - hes great wasriors ..
.s5 Great Dsiaess and poets great;
But The blaeksuitA 9 not to b q1its forgot,
II ~ history u TIE ststs.
He is heh 4. ths bsst Of aaetsis. ......
Yet silver hs lacks and gold
Ard be paysth bis due asd bis hssrt b tsus,
Though he hDoWeth both bot and solA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

when tho number Of Insertions II not specified, ad
vertiscments will be marked "t forbid" and eharesd
ull price. Business Cards are excepted.
Cash in ,dvsucs will b required on AA advertise.
Ments. except where special contract has bssu msds
to the contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

A local paper says that AN old lady ap.
piled TO a grocer fot q pouad Of oblig,ns
tea.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10
COUNTY GOVERNMENT

cswnfy Jndge-JOIIN p. ALLISON.
Tr.asurer and RecerdsS--CHAs. z. HEDGES.
Clerk Disfrtcf G,uyt-I. N. YIELD.
SteriH-F. J. LAMBERT.
School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c. LNINGER.
Drainage Gm.-LETHER wOODFORD.
Snrreyor---JOHN X. COOK. .E
Cbyoner-L. d. IeT1Lt1ER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-10

II must leave in DIS gust" as the dar-
Ky said when he bid his friends 8 good
night during u thunder storm. a5.j
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/, Women love to find in man a di1eren.
combnation-a gentleaess which will in.
variahly yield, with force which will in
yariably protect
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A man who isrks charitable heart aE
% lacks pusV mind. aaini4al Q4
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Two centuries age not one person IN 1
hundred wore stockiogs.
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VARIETIES.

A Sensation Wnter-Louis Napoleon.
on his ore. ~ ''
A few books we'll chosen are Of more
use than . great library.
Lsvs labor; If you need i, not for food
you may for physic,
A Physicians rule of revsrsion-Pst;.
snts under monument
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CITY GOVERNMENT.

Nsyov-wM. II. BIGELOW.
Rscorder-CHAS. D. RDSTlN.
M1rshai-P W. PRITCHARD.
Treasxrsr-WM. n. JOY.
Sapsrpispr-JAMES BASTON.
ALierm>n-First Ward-JNO. rITZGIBBON, JNO.
uAGY, FRANKLIN wIXON.
Second Wrd-A. X. APPLETON, II. c. TIFFY.
G. X. MDOUGALL.
Third Tri-S. H. CASADY. N. G. HUDSON.
Fourth Wdrd-C. K. POOR, HENRY CORDUA.