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VALUABLE REMEDIES. r
HAIR REsTORATIvEi
THE ONLY DISCOVERY $40
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Grays AZ siss:

1890 -. II
Many since the great discovery Of Fro Woed have attempts
ed not only initiate bis Restorative but profess to have dis
covered something that would produce resulta identical but
they have all and being carried away fa wonder
u results OF Prof Woods preparation and have been forced to
leave the held 70 It's ressiess sway Read the following
BATH Maine AprjI is 1850
Prof q II Wood . f,of,ents. Tia letter i wrote van Ia
concerna your yabe Hair nsstorse and WHICH yoa
have pubishs n th vcnity and eIserhere hss lisa
numerous noiriaa touchng the facts IN tlie case
The inquiries are-rs ii Ii fsct Of nay initiation and
name as stated in t,s saoni II Il, ts,
81 all therein contained third does nv bar sl COM
h can and do invariably yes Ny hair Is
INN IN any stage Of life for forty past
solt ana better eolored the true Of ws
sa s ony cause why i Is not generally true that the
Y Wsshsu on w frequent nbution Of the face, when
chrs were used py wipng the fee with
Wh'skefs tne same result will follow rs the havo
zen u I'M q great number Of letters fronl of
New asking me II hHr continued 10 bc good
u y e much fraud IN the nd
MI a , @ ~ is n na ~ donhh been basey initiated
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THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
e GEORGE JONAS, Vice.President,

YON Il LEAK ii. ATT0R NEYs &. ~ Y. EEASs n
IL General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN Arkansas win col
lect claims In all tho Southern part of the State
Reerenees-A. j. Tuly & Co.. Campbell 4 Strong / Rn,,
ds c. e r. s soe,, s Co A. Violet o., r. W.
Cos VIM wray Co., New York B. Lippineott Co PHI
edelphia. tzs=. 50 - - myS1 La
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest Of six
per cent in cash on all the outstanding certificates of
the holders thereof their legal on and altar
the SECOND MONDAY In August proxno.
Also, to declare dividend of FORTY PER CENT 40 Der
cent? on the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending the s0h june 1852 certificates viii be
issued On and after the first day Of October next.
And resolved further that after reervng Million of Dol
lars of Proh all the outstanding Profits Of Tho
issue of the year 1886 be redeemed Second
Monday in August proximo we'll pay FORTY PER
CENT of the certificates of Profits of the Of 1851 on and
after the 10th Of September thereon to cease from
SDth June ult. #Sg
THOMAS A. ADAMS President
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CoAPrRoLLER's OFFIeg
City of New Orleans, May To- lS5o
mo. 5I19.l
Hesored, That the Comptroller be and he is hea,v
e adMdcae 70 The highest bidder twenty DAYS notice IN
w omeia journal contract for the privilege and right ~
ier twenty for running double track railroad n
we center q Epanade street. from Rampant The
st John bridge in accordance with specaeatnns ~ ia -
seyor Tor The construction Of said raoaa Vie
ears rates q iare speed eic and The said Adjudication &
subject to the approval rejection Of tie Cenp y w
lSignedi JOHN Z, MONROE ssfz
8 w, PRESIDENT Board OF Assistant Aldermen
iSgnedl j. o. NIXON. '
Approved April q, 1860 -.'sN N = 4A,o t
lsgned1 GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


CoMfTBoIIKR's Orr.cs D
City Of New Orleans, May TO- 1860
LNo. $780,
Rssorel Thai tao Comptroller and he IN hereby aher
m hainaca to The lowest bidder ner 10 DAYS notice ii the
official Journal contract er paviag with square
said work 10 Ne done in accordance with specifications
the Surveyors Office and the 10 subject 10 the
approval Or rejection Of the Comfnon Council
gsf- tsgnedl John Il. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl VI IL O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
fsignedl GERARD sTITH. Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, May a. 1850
tract
nayio lst v. DUPLEssIs. Comptroller,
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CosPrRoLLgR's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans May TO- 1860,
mo. 5126.J
Rsoee That the Comptroller and he is hereby authorized
to adudcate to the lowest bidder for each sepa aey
days notice in the official Journal for tie following
described improvements the in nccorlance
with specifications file in the Surveyors Office and Tho nal
Indication therefor be subject to the approval rejection
the Common Council, viz
LIST Aeontraci for the of brick Sidewalks hoered
by curbsopes md wooden CUTTERS sides Of johnson
street, from Ursnlines to Espanade street.
3D. contract for paving with stones Carondee Walk
frem Basin to Claiborne street.
lsignedl JOHN 7, MONROE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
tSignedI j. D. NIXON,
Approved April % 1860.
isisnedl GERARD sTIrH, Mayor.
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Notice is hereby given, that on WEDNESDAY May o. 1890
will adlndieae AT office at l. o'clock NJ The above con-
tracts. 7s IN ~ -
myl0 LIT V. DUPLESSIS. Couptroller
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Approved April ., 1850. -
lSignedl GERARD sTTTH Nave.


Notice \ hereby given that SATURDAY june 1854
viii hdiHiicate at Office at IL O'Clock NJ the aiye
L. mylD IT lFgS Y. DuPLESSIS Cop,nfroi la
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Pp1EGsliFlGATIONS FOR THE CONTR ACT
I'VE nng street from Galliope Julia Streets
aer street from Calliope TO Julia eet Shall he ea mn
be designated BY he City Surveyor in eonfor ;h ~
nes and grades 10 be given by the City Surveyor The I'M ~
ms nng Teh sufficiently settled shall be to the
r. an even surface The whole lie entire
well as the labor. - s ~ So'aht aeaot, ~
The contractor shall himself TO begin tbe work IN th
order q the City Surveyor the river Will he low
enough TO allow the taking sand from The attnra ~
complete the same three months after npder neay az
dollars day for each and The same not
Security to the of s2UO shall be reoa;red o
me iallhiul performance of the contract. @eSs
IN cash on the completion of the work and
anee Of the same BY the City Surveyor. - @.N' =
~ Is we'll understood that
70 pelh or Enish the work
hSed or in case the Council be dissatisfied with The manner in
me work being executed the Council shall have the
defanlt required by article 1905 the Civil Code ana
On, applying 10 court OF Justice same and without
ana IS also well understood that case the com
snail at any time abandon the work not finish and
complete the conformity his contrart tha sa;
shali forfeit all claims he may for any pa
o WoIk zone by him up to the date Of the abandonment
liability therefor and is also understood ihat IN ease he
contract 9e resod the contractor securities shah he
snce the prices which contractor originally
tractsd TO perform the work. the prices at Which Il
oe II a3inalcased ut retsale or DISQUALIFICATION.
BIDS 10 be per cubic yard of filing for The whoa work com
Surveyor. = ~ itaiea py tne oity
New Orleans May :, 1860
5lsignedI LOUIS II. FILE
Approved by the Committees on Streets and andi If both
boafds 81 the Common Council e'
, .s'ssa, II b EFs h1YahG chairnen.
: myloI HENRY DuREI,. for Comptroller
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Notice Is hereby given that SATURDAY I'd of june
contract. = : ~ -t nv ts
myl0 2st 2 " DIIpI ESSIs ro,,ntro,ar
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fs,eneat H. T. VENNARD, ,,-,
Rs,,i.tarsa NJ, ,oe, ROBERT HUYGHE, eha'rineh.
myl9 I2t HENRY DJTRET. far cor,ntr.r,ar
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CoarTRoLLER's OFFICE, 4
City Of New Orleans, May o. 1850 I
mo. 5122.J
That the be and lie Is hereby authorized
10 10 the highest bidder after twenty DAYS nnce in
lhe ofcai Journal contract for The right of double
track railroad and the privilege Of running ears thereon or
twenty years on Canal street. from street TO The Me-
lae nge thence down said Metare Ridge the BAYOU ST.
oh a OF said construction OF OF cars rates of
speed etc., to be accordance with Specifications If
or rejection Of the Common Council y ff =
lSignedj JOHN t. MONROE
=, President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[sgned] j. o. NIXON
Approved April e. 1860 =
lsignedl GERARD sTITH Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY. III of nra
nv
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81 g y resolution accompanying liz rst
x.t y IN areening report Mas read twice and
4 Essss ss4 IN W.. fe!ea pe1ng suspended:
assii sssf Z ettan ssling rssiss ris
rfxssf Se2s an
- ns ds E e The SUNG L bs
Th& secnH4 Psat VI tAe fSrss Sias s es .eansli
e M # qnler s IS
i ~ w e 9fsss ma aanangs 81 shs III
Yeas MessFH. Nixon HafFisaon 81. s.. aS
Al Nayss sdasaEe. Forstaii fslpard aud WIN, i
ne resolution, adopted ~ ths x.
&nefided ~ Recommended III tie foree s;s W. neen
sasslaea sbpae she repsiolst 10 sri e tie oss.
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- MCDONNELL'S RESTAURANT No
s4Ss AZ III Common street. between Baronne and Ca.
A. NJ h rondeet streets, New Orleans
&tszszAaH& This establishment viii remain sner durin,
me summer where everything the can be found
and prices moderate Tbs we'll ventilated rooms make II
Desirable than any other similar place in the city during
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders
Families aud Commission supped with wines and
Liquors Of every description at Wholesale prices.
McDONNEI.Is2 MctiRAW,
Dr.
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EPAVE DU TROISIEME DISTRICT.-Il n
~ ste conduit depot des apayes dn Troeme District
eo,gnnre Glouet e. Bons Enfants, conD,e epaye--
Une vachc tachse de dc blanc oee rote endua
couple roree coupse 81 yant denx enes lei
eones conpees et marquee G. w. lie cotd reins
y y a. ania nest raclans dams cling purs
pnyss u sara sendu enehee pubIque, dit depot 10
MERCREDl, 10 de mai 1860, a 10 henres A. NJ, ~
!. q q. FLEcHIER, Gominissare DIES Rues.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lh De mai lSNN myll IL IL Is l6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

No. $780,
Reso!Sed That further Of 90 and the same
Y GRANTED to Patr Lane the completion his
tract with the city for making sidewalks on Thp street.
betwsen " Charles and Magazine streets Fourth District
i9g lsgncdI sS JOHN n MONROE,
-, President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tslgnedl ]. O. NIXON,
st ...,s \. 3 II. -. President Board Of Aldermen.
myn lsigneal GERARD sTIrH, Mayor
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lEl3 z E 5gAS7E M YEfI m, FRO 5y a ag
81. z4e Hi19 Petitions were referred to the
N6T&&6{t& &s 1M Streets and Larsiinus a
esaFs Till Jesn Bso,i,ss rsssive q he lessa n
she Asssstoa bf tia comsnon Council 10 ae
q ~ the Noh ads ef Union street
4. yif4tiQn tQ tho Board OF Aldermen To at
tsnd =. % he given BY the pupils 81 the
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iic Ssat fomnssionsr & n
S4c 9Sneka fHa al sheds siciniiy 81 III
81 selling raid Sheds and In
a md the Mayor 10 ate
4@5t 4fA4 t1t tlte purpose constructing res
Q NE bls 1f ihs III hs fh5rd Distrist
hof5xlne the Comptroller 10 sdiuiissie
1149fF Aef TIN days notice Iii he nfci ioIraJ
~ 5eE bfsek sf9sxs bordere ~ curb
euites c both zie5 81 Frs street from
sdoptiqu Of reseation ~
salnofls3rE She Comptroller "a ad5djcafa can
xs~ Rsssk slaeslk q ~ lid ii ST.
y 4l1g1n y aAso recommended or iIte resls ~ mi,
tne ID have bridges nisc ii tle INT
& ~ 3 - eeFast a Aine;ts and GsleetlAe stIess
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21
- sheril,s sale. s=ua
STATE OF IOWA -. WOODBURY. CouN.
In District Court Of said county.

In District Court Of said county.
BY virtue Of q special execution issued from tbs
once OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
y IN hvor OF Daniel p Easlsy, p'aistiG and against
=. " pearce J. 81 Farmer Defendants. dated
March lath. A. D. 1850 and to me directed command
IN. me that the real estate hereinafter described Of
said defendants that to satisfy judgment obtained
IN SAID court, make or cause to be made, the sum
OF Thirteen hundred and fifty eight dollars and
Sercnty.three cents aud Of suit taxed at the
soa Of twenty and 1O-lO0 dollars and accsuisg
interests and costs, to,wit: All Of O. Pearce's
j. NJ Psrmefa right, titls and interest In and to the
one undivided half Of the north east quarter OF
the north west quarter and lots No. one and two In
Section No % township No. SO range No. ~ contain
Ing $50 acres according TO government survey, also
IN ana TO one undivided one half OF this north east
quarter % section No. 80, township No. ~, range
No. ~ and tie east half Of the north west quarter
and thu north west quarter Of the north west quar-
ter Of section No 20, townsbip No. IS. range No ~
also In aid 20 the east half Of the north east quarter
and the north west quarter q the north east quarter
OF section No. 80, township No. SO, range No II
west, also all Of in and to block Nc. fory-one and
forty two. lots numbered from one TO twenty. incu
sive in Sioux City Proper all Of the Above described
property lying and being In Woodbury. county state
OF Iowa. hereby give pubic notice, that ! shall
Offer for sale at Public Auction In front Of the Post
Ofh"e door, in Sioux City. county and State Store
taid on Monday, May 2lst, 1860, between the hour
OF o'clock and O'Clock Of said day, to the highest
bidder for cash the above described property to sat
isfy the above debt, with interests and costs.
P.J. LAMBERT, Sheriff
Sioux City, iowa. April 10th 1890. ST..
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NEW CODE or IOWA.

Nessrs. Mills Brothers hsvs In press On
sditios Of the Crit aud Criminal Code of
Practice % passed BY the last General
Assembly. Il will be issasd about The
18th Of Nay, and - II viii Be some six
months before the Revised Seatulss will
b pabiishsd By ne State. " predict that
Mssess. Mills Brothers will " that time
hsvs sold every COPY Of their sditlen. The
new Practice acts change The manner u:
Proc sdufs IL the Convts 20 much sh,t
svssy Lawyer viii vast = copy. TAs
back Will epasaln asms 800 pssss. his
heiae printed % 6rsl GLASS beck PArsr,
q ~ lssa ssyle Of Ne art - tAak vori
slvsJs ". ed gill 30 bound II good Law
AAssp-aed furnished q $3.50 per eopy
Os6sn shnalA b seat inasdiatsly, g
knt ! Mniesd nulnbev Of copies ass teiak
pYlaosl - CtssNonreaifk. ~
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DUBUQUE 4 PACIFIC n. r.

We have frequently been asked the
question, since eur return from tho East,
what 10 the prospect Of our Railroad -
10 reply We win state that while 10 New
York, W learned from = gentleman on
Wall Street, who Is known to be posted on
the question, that Eastern capital had beef
provided ~ furnish the irsn and equippags
Of the Road - soon - western enterprise
would grade il. A sharp rivalry 10 mani
fssted thars between the friends Of The
several east and west roads in Iowa, and
Is 10 said the friends Of the D. l. P. r. r.
are determined 70 make her The FIRST road
70 the Missouri. II 10 we'll known that
THE road has warm friends in the persons
Of many wealthy and influential men in
New York, and jnst - soon - they OBJ
serve corresponding exsrtion on the part
Of her friends in the west. and aleng the
line Of the road, they will put their should.
err 70 the wheel, and ~ shall then see
good t;n.e" % sftss spoken DIR.
Dodge Sentinel.
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INFECT or sDCTlOHALlsM.

Our government recently negotiated the
most advantageous treaties with Mexico
end Nicaragua. They we're treaties for
the commerce and oaasfacsaress Of New
England and the Middle S.atss, and the
bsse6ts they promised to lbs msnufactur.
ing interests Of these States were 20 obvi-
ous that prominent Republicaa Senators
could net withhold thsir approval, though
they might strengthen the Administration.
The interests Of The manufacturing States
Of the East demanded the ratification Of
the treaties. The President took II. ear
lisss Opportunity to lay them before the
members. anxious that they might b un-
dsrstcod. and confident that their merits
would disarm opposition Jet, they were
defeated upon the miserable prssspcs that
slavery might derive sone peculiar sd-
vantage from them. The misunderstanding
States Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and
in fact al the Eastern and Middle States,
are again sacrificed, TO propi.iate IN ab-
surd and ssnssless elamor about slavery.
The welfare Of hundreds of thousands Of
poor laboring white men is disregarded in
she fanaticsl efforts Of Republicans in be-
half Of an inferior race, to which freedom
and equality-as experience has frequent
y demonstrated-ars but nominal bles.
sings. ......,.--.. ...r..t
The men who defeated these treaties,
would have rejected California, If they
could. Yet, TO what an enormous extent
has California even now augmented the
national wealth. The Boston Post believes
that these treaties would have been ~ ad-
vsstageous ~ the acquisition Of Cslifor-
nia, ana gives some 6gsres to show what
that has done for US:
Let statistics attest the inn ssus given
shs commerce and the noble progress Of
our country since this acquisition. Take
the year ls49, and then the year 1882:
ls49 our total exports we're $l45, 800
1858 do do 324,644,42l
1859 do do 356,7s9, 4e2
Now it il fact. that over ffty-six mil.
lions Of this grand export Of 1859 comes
from Californis, against the acquisition Of
which the opposition Of President Folks
administration was as decided IS the Abo.
lition opposition 10 to day to Nicaragua
and Mexico.
Again OF the the three hundred and
6hy-six millions Of exports about fourteen
millions and half are, in the tables be-
fore us. set dswn % foreign products and
whst makes the rest? Let Us see:
Foreign Produce, $l4,5O9,97l
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21
COMMON COUNCIL PRocEEDINGs.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Sioux City, April 10th, 1860.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
There not being . quorum present, the
Mayor elect vas duly qualified and enter.
ed upon the dates Of his office.
The City Recorder, City Marshal and
City Treasurer elect, took the oath Of Of
fiss,-aftsr which the following Aldermen
from their respective wards we're duly
qualified:
First Ward sgy, Wsare, Fissgibbon.
Second Ward-aoogs, Smith, Sanborn.
Third Ward-Kingsnor.h and Farmer.
Fourth Ward-E. r. Allen.
There being quorum prsssnt. II. sew
board proceeded to business.
On motion of Aid. Weare the bond Of
the City Recorder WAS presented and &C
cspssd. On motion Of AID. Wears tho
bond Of the City Marshal was presented
and accepted. On motion Of Aid. Weare
the bond Of the City Treasurer Was pre-
scented and accepted.
Aid. Farmer moved that the Council
proceed 70 elect City Supervisor, City
Attorney, City Printer and City Engineer
Motion carried,
On motion Of Aid. Fitzsibboa, James
Bastea WAS slectsd city supervisor.
On motion Of Aid. Farmer, VIM. Trip
was elected city attorney.
On motion Of Aid. WsArs, ZisLach l.
Freusy we're slscssd city pris.srs.
On motion Of Aid. Saabcra, J. G. c.
Hoskius WAS elected city engineer.
The bill Of H. D. Belts for services dur
ing The delinquent tax sales for the year
1858, which was audited BY We committee
on accounts Of the retiring board, and
tabled b. thai board Was called up, and
spssiAl eommiltes Of three appois.sd 70
enquire into the jsstusss Of he account
and report ~ the next meeting Of tbs
board. Tho Mayor appointed Aldermen
PAsmss. Smith and WeArs, said Com.
The bill Of zisssch = r'sssy, $500 for
printing. and the bill OF u. D. Bette fsr
80 80, bsing balance Of PEE csasags dive
him Cor collecting city tax Cor The ysAr
ls0a, which bills hAa bean Asdi.sa b The
Il ~ sssisias bsssa wsss d.
loved end orders dipse.sd 70 - dssoo %
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21

SAVANNAH, April IL.
Advicss from Vera Cruz Of April LIST.
son6r. the raising Of the siege By Mira.
mon, owing 70 wsat Of provisions and mu
nitioas Of war. He had lost 1000 OUT Of
5000 men. The less 10 the city VS.
triaing.
Advicss from The City Of Mexico. state
that thsrs is strong feeling in that city
10 favor Of war with the United States.
The American Minister arrived Il Vera
Crus o. the 28th.
Dsgallado had gene - Tampico to enter
upsa . campaign.
vsledx. With $500 had bsea defeated
with loss Of 1900.
The steamer Poeahontas len Key wess
on the 10th for Vsra Cruz.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21
WISCONSIN.

The slsstioa fos Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court of Wisconsin,, took place
on Tho I'd inst. The returns indicate the
election Of Dixon, Independent, over
SLOAN, the Republican candidate.
The result Was achieved without tho aid
Of extraordinary sxcitement-it Is the dis
passionate work Of the people with view
10 redeem the Judiciary Of Wisconsin from
the control Of Abolitionism, and place it
in the hands Of men who will not place at
defiance the laws Of the Government In
speaking Of the recent election in Wiscon.
sin and Connecticut, an exchange very
justly says-"while terrible struggle Was
going on 10 Connecticut between the Dem.
ocratic and Republican parties-while i'm.
ported speakers were holding forth. torch.
light and day professions were marching,
cannon were firing, And general hsrrah
was everywhere over the State going on,
- if the Presidential electios depended
altogether on the State election Of Con-
neeticut-away out in one Of the new
States Of the great Northwest. . Ststs
nearly sixty years younger thaa Cennsc-
ticu., and having within one the same
number Of electoral votes. and which in
1864 will have At least double-we say in
this new State Of the great Northwest .
struggle IVES quietly progressing between
the two great parties Of the couatry. more
important il is results 10 the Democracy
and the nation than two such Is that in
Connesticut, YET it Vas scarcely regarded
anywhere - Of any Importance. Perhaps
the reason was that it was regarded ~
hopeisssly Republican. and, therefore,
nothing could b. expected from il. While
Consscticut went against the Democracy
and IN favor Of Abolition Republicanism,
Wisconsin, on the same day, went against
that sectional party, and decided in favor
Of the supremacy Of the Conssitution and
shs laws. Wisconsin. with Douglas for
candidate, will, 90 sure ~ the day Of cleo
zion Gomez, sussll itself with the Dsuo-
cratic SasAss."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21
DAKOTA CRY PofrRRY.

M kssRs. YfE6LER EckHARr, Of tho Dakota
lNl City Pottery, take the present opportunity Of
saying to the merchants and public generally that
they will aattnns IN the bnsuess Lasstafass End
sIssssssd ths Abilities are snaLsd 10 man
u~eDre larger Anseert VI stansvars and of The
- quality kseasning thsUks fs the liberal pS,,
seoass hsslossd upon The "a hrm. thss rsspee ,tay
sulteas q sontnaspes 81 Tho tAu,s for thr new aud
ihA& VII ssdsAtos - Istaln II ~ praupt execution
sil times. Give thsin Assl!
pAAees elty, n, r., kes. II, tAss.--M
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-21
"wERAY Ar1nOTIn.s

A sorrssposdsat Of NE Dsvsspert Ga
zette describing the late Legislative Ses
sios. amer publish ias Speaker Edwards
fsrswell speech. goes on y say:
"Thsss warm Asarlsd ssnasks wsrs liss.
sssd 70 with the mesa prsfsssd aatsstios,
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