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tne macon tGs) 1slgruph, Of the 18th
safnt trean I correspondent 1t Milladee,i1le
thai about one hundred of the counHes or+ha =
state hard been heard from. and only abspt
1900 vstss hare been polled IN these conn.
t'es. Ratification" has only about 100 MI
josaJ thus tx. The result b regarded doubt
mi, although the constitution win probably
oe desaszca carried by email msio.ity.>
, 1861-07-24

.NoMlk4TEp.-Judge Hiram P. Bennett for.
nelly Of Nebraska, has received liz nnn1ina ~
tion OF inc Republican party in Colorado Ter.
r1tory, for Delegate In Congress, A0A'
, 1861-07-24

oaa"Lo, CLOAkS AND MANTLES
tIasedodl szaadpsl ~
i S A W s.-CAST STEEL
PATENT GROUND,
elBcr1AR, Cross CT, n1l1. AID noRla1
S A. W S.
shs:s I'D ssss Tssss IL
| PARENT aR1ED1Ha MACHINERY,
5F sss
Fen sassaa Il Sas5
ss5tFs y tas@ oo,s sS ss
TAhDERVeoRT, DIcKERsos& CO.,
1ss& 2m... Randolph Street. ...lss d 20,
TIN Plate 5 -Metal Warehouse.
AGENTS FOB HowEy STANDARD SCALES
ttyaklaa-1ml
r, E FRI q Err AT o Rs
wlMSHfP'S, !
PATENT sELF@vENl1Ar.1na u! Al.
~ :
RRFRIGE;R.aroRs. 4
1hs celebrated article + tbs only l.
= :: :5:.:.
self-Fentilating Refrigerator
IN THE MARKEr. |
y nos only Keeps is contents cool. BET swERE witt
10 At4lHa OF FI4AvORs. Fish and Berries -,
oe kept On the sanae Shelf In Act It Is the en1y
SCIENTIFIC REFRIGERATOR MADE,
Anothers are merely
IC B OK Es.. /
Hinah1p'a Patent cover, MI ve.t,,.t,
LEE pfocea" In amy Reff1ser1tsr.
Aoueaoas Cerd6c&t4s from Scientific Men !
sold WHOLESALE OF ALL SIZES sr
ahDkRRdoRF, DIcHRRseN&Co.,
MzrA1; WAREHOUSE,
q 4 2ol.,.... .Raaaalph street.. .,aa L ao1
AT FETAL BIZ .~.: ::
l.. &AR TE I1 *.
: 80 and Al atato Street, It.,
hs1e .ae principal sat working Of the Renesz..sr ..
= -sea. : :. -. tyakf@7w"4
l.Aa.TIoNALPREMIUM = . CA.
TAWRA H1EE II John 4. Mottes: -
~HX THE GAZE OR BOTTLE. y
At aALH HRarHeRs DurCf.s. 1t, !
e:uRE CRAZE: JUICE
s.:.I .IEaR PAeRAnrayal puapssss, =, H.. -:
1taA1a BhofrnKEa:
aa< DesGaxs 1. ohsies Metsces Rer.
NJ 62o34l14 eESeE ! u
, 1861-07-24

[Ffon the Democrat St Cloud, MIN,
f " AfE os naFe been troubled with the head..ts
item in case Of u attsck " 'S S33A sou sa2y aaTs
, 1861-07-24

[From the Examiner, Norf3lk. Val
cass LIN naVe neen tested IN more than thousand
, 1861-07-24

ls5en the Advertiser, Frcviia7c7,E
u The Cepha1ic Pills ure said to h. . ,.,n,rr,h,-.r
hc,f Il. ~ tot tLe headache, and oaa e Ill Ierv
bern coat se'y reqeat Complaint Nica has eYeT
, 1861-07-24

<esa ~ ossAao tna mail cae1k of tho Hxoublican
finally the Chlef m Police reIesse5 the.5 T,a Tna
onlxp sold on the straek aoT d IL = ~: ~
P"oseas1 and n that paper, n1rW issnee -.
evening edition, many peuple M nntbs,3ts1
Me soqo9h 70 believe that the proprietors ~
$500 ~ eaesk ase DOING u they can to encourage
ps6ican. ~ 4a0 ees7'aa9 -de-,
T: Is sonda consolation for the many ,o,s.
1sl uaYe nee9 given out BY tho War.Dan1 1
Wsct 1snt N !ne East for things needed ii the
trsrs' trss' tSo 1na manufactured hers a cheap, as
WY Uncle e.m IL now buying = ssi5d,e-1a MI et1te-
pfncspa1y artillery saddletrees-Iu St. Io5ta
1aa 6Mpmng them: BY American Fru7xss t.
"a Mase1aaet Arsenal Ut Ttuv. NY Tso
lotal pI1ae which might be elste3 ky til. c1r.
S9ss ~ 9sa 9 - = mateftaily checked, however.
ch.sed fr fa tars ans goods h question ere pur:
Of the worst secession Arm9 II A., r, Tn,r,a@ nao
coznpssed OF men Wto haye- pi1sr ~ fr"ssEt-
destroy this Governments When Ti,1 thsy ~ "
eon pe learned Tat eVory ten dollars ei1en to
es,s.. eau. ~ 9sa 9aan TO give one to the
becsats is9aa ciAzens need the patrsnaret tig fFn"
e. 1ayrte.tous letter found on ra,+o.:
1uckes's deak from Cor. jackson ma rSh9~na
geeted such fuss at The examination he1aaa hnsn
fha p!s@ Ns 1m1eknAne nAs been printed in
foE. I'D should hare been gwen up u staehs to ha
1dse Pd1asea qssE f1s ho@s Gaih1 opinion ii tho
sidetfn9 epI q ta9 ho hseen !. decidedly del, con.
sae Mme the IettaE Wis penned. t edda II. ~
feasaa9e 20 me Governors other 6fnx. ssncs
On uenes nsse.Sa fhas e o3R mote to the
nation snd 1 eIec9a M Gsaets combined for his nom;
,,sso Some on of tha n: 7. H.<W. colnmenta on
e9.etf"n 3a h14o Es aEs fhnny: It says It IL Ut
ln3i1oge. l3 md Lneolnites, the socosheIs smn1.
& boeh q degt45"o9T dSSxe1noT .aS snd
= ;3:s p August three months before the PIest.
-. We .5e rather s.H.aedon tae vbos with
,ur Delegation in qoagresa. Blair: Rn1,;ns
nd NOEL ale true =: zteel nd h1ra o yntsS
3ght eIe1y time. John e Phelps, rht Il ie #
be fed battling Toy III country, non3 u
he SANE II be were In WIshfngton. HIs -.
eace has been balanced by that ceacolto1 All
herskttc, John B. CLARK, stnee tle session
, 1861-07-24

lFson the Examiner. Norfolk, Val
Sepnale Fills accomplish tie object Tor vh,ch t.s-
"ese naae, Vts:-Cuze Of Headache II s11 II, ro,r.
, 1861-07-24
AFEama,xnms5oun1

9tn. Rps,s EssaFex 8acesston-Rm. n,
;1a9sh9s-ksaMp1es 19 Eaaczsary to iatin,t5n.. n 70.
a1ess5f xesa 9S.s 9 g III tks 11.a s III
XIII :f1sH caa smsGGo tor :gS1so,s y-Asazn12ssg
Aexs JToaa III; Soatf 80 H;ss, ahs11 -.
44ds--coG Siaa:s| Reqime,,l and ao,s. 7eaIs IT,
foas ne-FIp;the No,S1: isssa,x s ~; III siss
jM1:sa-fttnnH - Gosiptraey 10 Sxpp,x,s Saixs Of
Ss SSn0n ,nesesp9Eers- Saddzzu of d 81 Loufs
2~eetsstonae ~ aeat 70 Troy, Ness Hork. 6u H.
~ emned Aates-c9ato. :7aetson's Lagratasas-
, 1861-07-24

NATIONAL LPREMIUM CA.
~ TAWBA NME, of John H Nottter. -
- BY THE GAZE or B01Fxx
AT 4ALE HRnrHer,S n-.S2.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04

all The way riding in the wind. just look
at it.
There was no need, for my friend had
seen something more than the blue hat
some minu:es before.
Certainly, madam, certainly-very red
y mean very cold indeed ma'am, very
The town superintendent was not long
in getting better possession of his faculties
and at length the examination com.
! menced.
Your residence said Kelly, blandly.
Milwaukee, tim;dlv.
May ask where you were educated ?
continued the questioner, looking for once
into the eyes, which were sparkling, dos
pite the blushing, embarrassed features.
In the public schools, sir.
Did you graduate?
Yes sir.
May look at your diploma?
The lady handed him roll tied with
blue ribbon. Kelly tried hard to unite it.
,,. so,,, ,,. IL. t.ao,
III. nno.,,. en e 49, r,,.L.
o,n.a .;.,.:., , a.
oo.,., ,.c..
eyes Opeuing the roll he read
Mary Denver is that your name?
v
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ch,.ro,
N-~.hao+,
Voc s;r
Wy
go, .,ar, o,;I y. ~ r.,,., w. .
,,ou .L.1 ~, mr
7 ,aaa, +. a, ,:L.
ALI Lam ANYWAY
Ea,rv nr,,,;sod oor,:co,. ul !.
would br;,, !; o,er tho ,ax4 lor .,;,L
ba d;l
DARING tho xho,o ,oun, /.
faithful in o!E,;s, Waits 70 n. sohoo,. IA
inst haeors tho c,os. or -. s.ss;,n u
friend sold.
q Iu,., r,;lo;. .s ,o;,,1,
ont aoeorr rl;. bod haIf man,, ..,
V,s, IA va, wan. - oononi;ah9
Too, .. o,a.;,
WI. o1,o9
Iwaat to clotba Mimi.
Juoa. ,,.h,,r c, a., !,
~ a,;so. so,,,;
Twon, =. u ,,.u
Won waoes that will s,,bla uo - do al
This
Yo, ,,t, bira ma w.a. o1ao
for Won
Eao, ,,, b,,,.o NJ,
And ,ban tho town ps,,o.,,taodo,, no. IL,
arm around Mo,r,y w,;.. a,I ha,dL,
t;rbt tbourb sba s,,,rr,oa , r,aa.,c.,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04
De efhittons of War Term s--Des,rabIe
Information.

In these warlkn times the f,llowinr
from the ScicaIfc american vii, BE- read
with interest.
The Columbad or Paixhan pronounced
paynan) is large gun designed principal
ly foe firing shells---it being far more ae
cHrate than the ordinary short mortar. A
mortar is very short cannon, with large
bore, some OF them thirteen inches in
diameter, for firing shells. Those in use
in our army are Set al an angle OF Is de
grees, and the range of shells is varied BY
altering the charge OF powder. The shell
is caused to explode at just. about the
time that it strikes. by means of fuse, the
length of which is adjusted to the time of
flight to be occupied by the ball, which Of
course corresponds with the range. The
accuracy with which the time of the burn.
ing Of fuse can be adjusted by varying
its length is Surprising, good artelerists
generally succeed in having their shells
explode almost ut the exact instant of
striking. In loading mortar the shell is
carefully placed with the fuse directly
tur~ ard, aud when the piece is discharged,
the shell is SO cotapeteIy enyeloped with
flame that the fuse is nearly always fired
The fuse is made by filing wooden cyl
inder WITH fuse powder, the cylinder being
of sufficient length for the longest range,
to be cut down shorter for shorter ranges
as required. \ DalA5reen gun is an or.
diuary cannon, except that it is made vary
thick mt the bseech, for some three or four
feet, wien it tapers down sharply to less
than the usual size This form was adopt
ed in consequence Of the experiments of
Capt Dahlgreen, Of the Z. S. Navy, hav.
ing shown that when gun bursts il usu-
ally gives way at the breech. The Mag .
ara is armed with these guns, and at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard there are sixty,
weighing about 5000 pounds each, and
six of $4,000 pounds weight each, the
former of which are capable Of carrying
nine inch, and the latter ten inch shell a
d stance OF two or three miles; aud there
is one gun OF this pattern which weighs
1876 pounds and is warranted to send
an eleven inch she'll four miles. A case.
mate is u stone roof to fort, made sutli.
cieu,ly thick to resist the force OF cannon
balls, and a caseinate gun is one which is
placed under a casena'e. 4 barbette is
one which is placed on the top Of the for
tication. An embrasure is the hole or
opening through which guns are fred from
fortiications. Loop holes are openings
in walls to fire musketry through.
. ssIho rich are naturally proud. They
know that if they are not men OF genius
they can buy those who'ure,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04
nAlxoTA C.ra POTTERY.

,vaSsRS Llal.GR y EGiiI ART, OF th. Dakota
VI 1T Pottery take the present opportunity Of
SAVING TO he ulareaant and public generally that
tbey will con us ia the busiL-ssts heretofore
h,ytar in .reas heir facilities enabled To
ufactare 4 larger amount of f1toneware. and Of the
h,st luaiitL i,eturung thanks for thc3is ral pat.
r,uat. bestowed upon the 3il rm, h.B pertfuilg
solicit a epntnuaacs OF the same for the new. aud
they will sniesvor to rstau 1t by prompt execution
their orders to which they gl carefully attend at
all times. give them aeall.
Dakota ity. Y. T.. Nov. II. ls5s-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04
FANNY FERNS CREt.il--ORIGt-
NAL VIEWS OF Su hSpE A u Il,
PICTURES AND SEW YEARS
GIETS.

GIFTS.
Am to admire person, a picture. &
poem or play merely because moi to DE-
so is to be considered wanting in goot
taste? trow not With regard to tbs
last to my way Of thinking, PLAYS were
never intended to be read. Nipetenths o
the people who 60 mad about Shakespeare
are only the remainder sheep, who jump
over the wall because their leader has
done So and for no other reason. | say
niaet"nths !: the other tenth, doubt not
are quite as sincere as Iam. boldly de.
clare, at the point Of The bavenet, that I
can't read Shakespeare. hate all vour
what no there's,' aud "excelIent wre,l
es,' and 20 to's, and prithee's,r and
good my lords" and " canoniZcd bones i
and things. When anybody sars to me- in
hQnest Sayon, "l'annv. how dye do ~ |
nnde "stand it, and dont blame 'en but
/ dont want them to be forever Turning
up he white Of their ewes atthe moon,
ana ca'''hg on Venus aud The DipPer to
witness bow Willingly they wodid shed
'h'if heart 3"''d for me. ! don't
want them TO be makiag pin Cushioned
themselves to SICK dagsers IN, ererv sine
LOOK at Tie strange hose and doablet. Il
man was gong 10 "lll me, Sho0ldn't
"ain"a''E expect he So"id stand and hold
conversation with tie ever boroins =
sun or the "Jo'manent mortal. hour
! oeIore ne hn"hed me; at any rate, In
not 10" woman to stay cur'ed up in heap.
/ wan one e%pectant paw IN The air! waiting
/ my doom y III! tha. or"ton is over he
coud 'a'e h.s i''ne 70 talk 10 the iiraa
'heht when | was damp unpleasant
ood" S,nH; don't talk 10 me abeut
HhahSpeare he ha~ sad s9m- th'ngs, |
h9o"' oo' not one that Is not better said
IN BOOK mat VIII live long a,ter he IS
forgotten. ..
NOW, as 10 pictures. Am | to be
so"eicned by techn'cah'.es? Don t know
""aS p'eaSes me, and aHa l gong to t;alk
'o'o''e' pre"i'aphs''se = r"attIe after that
io'"' Is Se"ied AS 10 tie opera, | We
ds''Vefea myself hc'ore on hat sa3je It ;
p"' when 90 go, Il an boy sees ne
reaa NJ a " book OF the o"era {" hnd out
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04

PREPARiNG FOR A STORM A few ni sht' $
ago. Mr. Bodlin, who had been out taking
his glass and pipe, on going home late,
borrowed an umbrella and when his
wifes tongue was loosened, he sat up in
bed, and suidenly spread outthe prarhuts
e"What are you going to do with that
thing y
'Why, my dear, ! expected a very hea-
w storm tonight. and 80 came prepar.
ed In less than two minutes Mrs. Bod.
kin was fast asleep.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04

Night came brood,ng over the broad
face Of nature the stars began to sparkle
in the blue sky-and holy calm seemed
to invite repose when Ichabob sailed forth
on the dark purposes Of death. Many a
raccoon that night met an untimely end.
The height of poIiteness is passing
round on the opposite side of the LADY,
when walking with her, in order not to
step upon her shadow. But we think they
beat it "down east where, when lady
sneezes, the company give three cheers.
@-----------s ---------~------
A witness in a court OF justice out West
being asked what kind Of ear marks the
hog in question had, replied that he had
no very particular ear marks, except a
very short tall = The witness WAS allowed
at that moment 10 take his seat.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04

OFFICE SEEGlSG As gtashoppers 20
young cIover--as crows 10 carrion--as
dogs to per,immons-as fFenchmen to
spoiled meat. and Germans to larger beer
as Yankees to clock,selling, or niggers to
raising g'urds-so. yea, even so, go Re-
publcans cleave to. howl for crave aud
"hanker arter," the Offices in the gift OF
the patriarchal Abraham. All cannot
have what they desire, and if one out of
every thousand applicants got an oppoint
ment with a salary OF frtv dollars year,
if the old King who made goll Of every
thing he touched, were to butt against
mountains every FIVE minutes in the day,
couldn't pay or Lincola's employers for
two weeks in the year. LsarenworM
UeraiI
The harvest trucly is great, but tho Ia,
borers are not fcw-the officers are numer.
ous but arc 40 few among so many p
lis like the descent of drove Of starry.
ing wolves upon single del bng' Amen.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04
BARBER SHOP.

TINE undersigned has removed into his NEW
/ BUILDING on Pearl street, where he Is prppa4
Ell to attead everything eon nertei with the tonss
rial art In tho most fashioeable style. Th
pDtronaae Of the tentiemen of sioux City and sici
uAy is respectfully solicited.
ADAM PALK.
Sioux City. May Ith. .s60--3m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04
Siuux City 9egisttr
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa,
f.. NJ. ZlEBACH a. WM. EkEnE Eh

TERMsOF TPTIoN-Two Dollarsa year
. alw,vs in advance: for six months, One Dollar
for three mon tbs. Fifty Gents,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04
SONS OF MALTA.

TWILIGHT LODiE, No. 1865. Of 1. -. =. NJ
meats regularly, at their Lodge Room in Dakoti
gity on every saturday Evening, at haf past sever
rioek.
by order ofGrand Commander.
JuIy is, 1860. II
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04

RWDRK-Esvings gan extens ivea ssortme n the
latest yl.s of Tnb aud Card types We are prspHr
ed to do allkuds OF Job Printin in the bessty ie
of the art Give eusacall.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04

From unanswerable facts and statistics
it is evident that the great valleys of the
Ohio and the Mississippi were once the
abode of a mighty nation--cvilized and
refined, warlike and brave -descendentS
Of mighty nations, and who settled in the
country long before the appearance of the
Savior upon the earth. Near Lexington,
Kentucky, are the remains of an ancient
catacomb, formed in the solid rock Of
limestone. This curiosity was discovered
in the year l77S, by the early settlers of
that country. The mouth of the cav
ern was carefully concealed with
stones, which, on being removed, opened
into cave Of immense magnitude. The
sides Of this spacious apartment were
found, upon examination. to be cut into
inches or compartments, occupied by fig
ures representing men. BY further inves.
t'gatiOns these cures were discovered to
be neutrality-suspicious. preserved by the
'iV va 'HbdiHi ~ 'tuu cAuiOlLeu IL StaIo
OF perfection equal to that known at any
time ameng the Egyptians; and you will
bear IN mind that this art was practiceI
by that people three thousand four hun
dred and seventy-ivs years previous to
this discovery in Kentucky. The cata
comb was capable Of holding two thous
and subjects
Again. there is found on the Ohio, near
twenty miles below Wabash river another
remarkable work Of antiquity. Itis a We.
r' large cave, with smooth perpendicular
walls and q level Hoor The walls are
covered with hiero-lyphic figures, cut in
sod stone, and are well executed. Among
them are representations unknown to the
the present generation. This cave is one
OF the greatest cGriosi,ies on the Ohio.
and is come cted with DARK, dismal cav
ern nearly the same size. which is located
d rectIy above il, aud which is accessible
through ehimncy-iike aperatu.e.
When we view the ancient mounds and
tunulus Of the West, we-are lost n won,
der, in view of the number, magnitude,
and obscurity of their origin. There are
several hundred Of these works in he val
eys Of the Ohio and Mss ssippi rivecs,
and some of them are found to be { led
with thousands OF human skeletons, iudi-
eating that they we,e places OF depost OF
the dead. They a'so bear the appearance
Of having been contiguous - some large
and popuIoas city. Many strange and
curious antiquities have been, from time
20 time. e&hnmed .rym tuese mounts. snl
it is most significant, that in a great ma
jJr.ty Of instances there ea.sls remark
able Resemblance between these relies
found IN the une' eenth centurv, and ar,i-
cIcs which were known 10 have hean used
among the Romans, Grecians, and E.yr-
tians before the days Of Cb ist
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04
MANS DUTY TO WOMAN.

Let him learn TO be grateful to woman
for Ibis undoubted achievement; Of her
sex, that it is she, she far more than he,
and she too often in spite of him, who has
kept Cbrstendom from lasping back into
barbarism-kept mercy and truth from
being utterly overborne bv these Two
greedy monsters. money and war Let
him he grateful for this tha, almost every
great soul that has led forward OF lifted up
deed and inspired with each patriotic and
holy aspiration by the retiring fortitude OF
sams Spartan Or more than Spas.an--
some Christian mother.
Moses, the deliver of his people, drawn
cut Of The Nile by the Kings daughter,
some one has hinted, is onlv symbol Of
the wav tha: woman's better instincts al
ways ou,wit the tyranical diplomacy Of
man. Let him cbeerfulv remember that
though the sinewy sex achieves enterprises
on pubic lh6a res, it !, the ne We and sen
sibN'tv OF tie other that EN- the m nd
and iufiame the soul ia secret. A man
discovered 4 re ca but woman eou;pped
the VOYAGE. SO evervwhene: man exc
! cute the performance, but woman / ans
the man. livery efectuAl pc SON, leavog
h1s mark on the world, is but another Co
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04
SIOUX CITY rIOrsE,
Ctr Forl and F.fh ST.
Sioux City, row -.
KINGsNoRTH 4 SIkAREN, Proprietors.

KINGSNORTH SIEAREN, Proprietors.
vyNHF undersigned respectfully aunuunce +" tn
l public that they have taken possession al th'
above named Hotel. nd solicit share OF patr"na%"
They have made many important improvements san'
repairs in the house. and now feel c"ndent tha
they can accommodate guests in As good styIc a.
any hotel in Western Iowa. The i"hie VIII away
be supplied with every Injury II the season
! -At KINttsSDKTi & sll EARE Ek.
NAV %, 1860.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-05-04

Two BlRDs.-Mr. Samue! Leland, living
West Of Gran1river in this county, has
somewhat peculiar method Of planting po-
tatoes, which, It seems to us, powerfully
commends itself to prairie farmers He
drops his seed potatoes on the raw, un-
broken prairie sod, and covers the entire
surface to the depth of four to eight in
ches with manure, waste hay, straw, or
other available stuff, aud the work is all
done until digging time, when the cover
ing is very readily ssraped away, and tine
large potatoes picked up, from the surface
Of the ground. Perhaps not the least
important feature OF his process is that the
toughest and most impractacable sod is
completely rottrd by it, and after being so
treated it may be turned up the succeed.
ing spring, and thoroughly pulrerised, by
an ordinary team, with as much ease as
old ground may be plowea. Mr. l.. S ex-
perimen:s, have eXtsnded over years ex-
cessiveiy wet and unusually dry, and have
satisfied HIM that crop put in this man.
ner will withstand the virissitudes of the
seasons much better tha@ those covered up
in the earth. Iron Conmoner.
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MILTON TOOTIE,

NYTHOLESALE and retail dealer in Dry Goods
w Groceries, Agricultural Implements. Boot
and Shoes. Leather and Finding. &c, Of Peal
aud second streets. Sioux City. Iowa.
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J. =. MORTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Melbourne, Plymouth County, low n,
vYYILL attend TO the Investigation Of Title, ot
w Eeal Estate Tax Titles Sr., nuvtng and sell
ing Land Collie :ti@H>, aud all legal hHsness rHst-
ell to him in this and adjoining counties notify
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sOsEE1. & HEDGES,

4 TT0RSEYS AT bAN.-Practice in the Courts
~ Of Iowa and Nprthpra Nebraska. Otfce--tn
Douglas street, Sioux City. Iowa. decl0-lyn
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The soil Of California is so rich, thati.
ysu SOW goose quilts over night, you will
have = crop Of gold pens in the morning.
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A STRANGE MlsTAEE.-A pions old lady
in Chicago who has sor years bsen in the
habit when at church, Of walking M to
the altar and there depositiug a small sum
IN change tor the support of the Gospel,
recently walked iuso the Circuit Court of
that city, and pressing her way through
the crowd of lawyers deposited on the
CLERK $ table some sixty cents then rails.
ing her hands towards Heaven, exclaimed
may God bless nv mite in the eonyer-
sion Of these s,nuers I. A member Of the
bar who had seen this good Woman a,
church. and hence w,Asaware Of her mis-
take, informed her that il was not a meet
ing house, but n court whore pou she
took her money aud hastily retired.
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