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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-31

NEGROES IN THE UNITED STATEs.-The
number Of negroes in the United States,
in 1850, was 1924, $50, of whom 424 1890
were free, and 3,2O0,60O were slaves. In
1860 there was total of 442O,O52 ne.
groes in the country, of whom 400, 700
were free-an increase Of l06S per cent.
in ten years; and 1850, 343 were slaves
an increase Of %. AZ per cent
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-31

any yoke is easy and my burden is
light" as the young fellow said when
pretty girl was sitting on his lap with ner
arms around his neck. On. devil says he
would give premium for that chaps
"sit,' or he would not mind acting as
"sub" for him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-31

While Senator Wilson was making his
mastery retreat in Virginia, on being re,
pulsed by teamster whose wagon he
sought to occupy. he protested in plaintive
nccents that he was lenry Wilson of Mas
sachusetts The response sf the teamster
was to the point" Henry Wilson be
Id I've kicked him off the wagon six
times already
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-31
1861

A large lot of Corn. Wheat, Oats
and Pork Wanted this Fall, for which
the best rates will be paid. Also.
Dry and Green Hides, Furs, and all
kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
F. BUCHRUCKER.
Sioux City, Iowa, Sept Is, 1860.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-31

A gentleman having recently purchased
tract Of land near Marietta, Ohio, O part
Of which had been occupied as a diary farm
by one of the early settlers, found imbed,
ded in the earth among the ruins Of an old
building, a stone post with soma letters
inscribed upon it. Thinking they may
have some historical significance, be has
sent US copy Of the inscription which
we publish. The stone appears 10 have
formed the corner of the building, and on
the two exposed sides or faces Of it are
the letters
FoRC ATT
LEToR UbvHE
lRTA llsAg
A In St
Ii any OF our readers can decjpher their
meaning, the information may prove vala-
able, or at least interesting
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now TO GET a SUPPER.

few months ago, a cnnjurer at an inn at
Ludlow, asked the company il they would
like 10 see little Of his performance. as he
was allowed by all persons who had seen him |
go through his performances, to do them
with more taste and judgment than any man
living. The landlord was the first TO give
assent, and stated that he knew few tricks
himself, and had seen many wonderful ones.
The coniurer then requested tile company to
place three has upon the table. which being
done. he requested the landlord 10 bring him
a Loaf Of bread, and the conjnrer cut three
slices (neary a.half pound eachl and placed
one apun each hat. The conjurer lhen stated
that he could do the trek much more com.
furtably 10 himself if he had three pieces Of
cheese. The cheese being brought, the con-
jurer cut three good sized pieces and placed
one by each piece Of bread. Now was the
grand trick. The conjurer turned up the
fnifs Of his coat. took on his neck handker-
chief and unbu,toned his shir, collar and sta.
ted that he would now eat these three pieces
oil bread and cheese. and aiterw arls bring all
under one hat. The cnniurer commenced
eating the bread and cheese, aud after eating
two pieces declared he could not proceed
with the third and finish the trick without he
hid something to drink. The worthy land
lord, wishing that the wonderful trick should
be proceeded with, for the amusement o. his
customers, Immediately gave tie conjurcr a
quart Of ale; and the third piece Of bread
and cheese soon followed the first pieces.
Now the grand trick was to be disclosed.
and the landlord and his companions anx-
iously waited TO see Il. The eonjurer said /:
Nov, gentlemeu, which hat shall bring
the bread aud cheese undrri"
The landlord pointed out his own hat,
wishing bis hat q take part il the trick as
we'll a. his bread and cheese. Ii being 80
arranged, the conjarrr again said;
!" Gentlemen, ! have eaten tie bread md
cheese, and now ] will bring II under the
landlords hat" snd lmmsdlaiely placed the
hat upon his head. and said Nuw YOU see
Is under the h4i. without any deception. I"
amidst shouts Of lsughier from At he com
pany except the landlord. who was minus
three pieces Of bread aud cheese and quart
Of ale, which he did not srem much Il relish.
Tne cunjurer Jeff lie house without max
ing A collection u tie Company, he he,ng
well satisfied with he llndlorIs generosity
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By the use Of these the periodic attacks d Nrr-
vos Of sick Headache may he prevented and i taken
Al the ofan attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will he obtained.
They seldom fail 10 removing The Nausea and Head
ache TO which females arc SO subject.
They &C, gently upon the bowes,--rcmoyins Cos.
iiyeness.
For Liteiaty men, Students, Delicate Females. and
all persons Of sedeniary habits they sre valuable as
La1oiipe improving the appetite. giving tone and igor
10 the digestive organs, and restoring tue natural elast-
city aud strength of the whole system.
The cEPHAi.ic PILLS are the result Of long in-
sesgalion and carefully conducted Kpermen's. having
been in use many years. during which lime they have
prevented and relieved a amount Of pain and SUI.
irrins from Headache. whether originating in the ner
rous system OF from dpranged state Of the stomach
They ere entirely vegetable in Their composton and
may he taken al all times with perfect saieyswiihout
making any change Of diet aud the shsence ~ any dis
agreeable TASTE renders easy TO administer them 10
children.
BEWARE or COUNTERfEirs. The genuine
have 6so signatures 81 Henry q. sPalding on each
Box
Said by Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines
Hoy ~ia he seni ~ mail prepaid On receipt Of the
Pre- ~ Cents.
Al orders should he addressed 10
HENRY c. SPALDING.
40 Cedar si,esi, New Y.rk.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
o Scientific and Practical Agriculture

By Henry stephens. FRS Of Edinburgh and the late
Y. Notion Professor Of scientific Agriculture in
fsle Ccilcge, New Haven. : vols. Royal Octave.
1890 pages, and numerous sng,avinss.
This is, confessedly. the most complete wodk AZ.
flea,ufe svei published and IN o,ds'te give u wider
cifculso, end publishers have resolved reduce the
rrice 70 Fivs Dollars Tor the Two volamssii
When sent Nv mail lposl paid 10 caifanis o. Ore.
500, tho price will he o.. 10 every other part Of The
Union. and 70 tiassds. post pad, IS. tV THE work
" ser Ire cid Beok II thu Pam"
Remtianee,fof any of he shove PUBLICATIONS should
slrays te addressed. pnsi-psid. ~ The pahlishess
LEONAHD SCOTT 4 co,
Na.ts Geld street, Ns- Verb.
December ~. rs
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More New Goods.

IlURNErr'S TOILET SETS.
~ CUCUAINE. ar the hair.
Fi.uRiMEI..s new snI Delighted perfume. Tor
the htrSkrrriiirE
kALIIsrON. cosmetic. fsrremoving, Il. cklss,
Ian. sanhurn. Sc.
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH. Tor preserving
sni hssuiiiying the teeth and gums. Also
BtRNEfI"s Fl.AvORtNG EXTRACTS, fr
cooking. Ja., received aud fat ,sls 1t The
DRUG STORE.
June ~. 4g.-
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

I'VE AIsrni.ef, having been re.o,ed 10 health IN
iss weeks ~ very simple nmeiy amer having
suffered several years with severe lung siictiinn and
that dtrsd aisea.e. CaRsumptions anaiuu- 10 make
kn1sn ID III ieliow sufferers the mir ans ~ eur.
" Al Who de,ire ~ Ne viii scnd cry 81 tho pre-
scnpaH used Tree ~ chafss) With ihe dif,,iens 70
preparing nnd using The same. which III. 1i end .
sr-s y. =. ~ Consumption. Asihma. BRONCHITIS. SIC
The esiy o.ssi o. The advertiser in sending the PIE
sciPan . ia benefit the effected and spread infarns
tion with he eincevcs is in,suate and he horts
s,sy sufferer Sl toy biz remedy, a. IL sill cost them
nothing. aud insy Prove blessing.
Persons wishing The prescription - ~ plsase address
Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON.
W.lams5urgh. Kings county. N YORK.
October -. 65--l2m
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.

AND COLDS.
THE MAK0RA ARABICA,
Discovered by a MISSIONARY while travelling
In Arabia.
A LII who are suffering from Consumption should
- use the MAkoRA ARADlcA, discovered by
Missionary IN Arabia.
An who are threatened with Consumption should
use The MAK0RA ARABlCA, discovered By q Mis-
sionsiy 10 A,abia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
The MAKoRA ARABlcA, discovered by missionary
in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds should use the MAkORA ARABlcA. disco
yered by Missionary 10 Arabia.
AL who suffering from Asthma. Scroinla and I'M
purlies Of the Blood should use The MAKoRA ARA
BlcA, discovered ny Missionary in Arabia.
II cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis
Ii cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
Icus Ashma, scrotua, and Impurities Of The Blood.
This unequard remedy is now for the FIRST time in.
iroduced 10 the public.
1, was provideniisly discovered iy a Missionary
While travelling 10 Arabia. He was cured Of caneump'
ton by lie after his had been pronounced hole'
less by learned Physicians in Europe.
lie hss forwarded TO IN writing. full account Of
his own extraordinary cure. and Of number 81 other
cures which have come under his observation ard also
full account 81 The medicine.
Al his request and impelled BY desire 10 extend
knowledge &c ibis remedy 70 the public, we have had
bis communications printed in pamphlet form for Tree
distribution It's interest is enhanced by acconni
which be gives % Of The Of the syrian
sacres which he obtained from hose who were sufferers
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be Sbisned at our Office, or It
will lie sent fee by mail to al who apply for IL.
We import the MAkofiA ARABIcA direct from
Smyrna through the heuse Of Gleon q Gylppus, and
We have always on hand full supply put Up in boIiles
ready for usc With full directions.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent by mail. on receipt
Of price. and "a cents for postage.
For sale, wholcsae. and Iet u. by
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
Importers II Drugs and Medicines.
Ga Liberty ~, N. Y.
Also. by Druggists generally.
March ~. st-l2mo
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wHo VIII sraRyE.

The New YORK Lay B,os answers tie
qurstiuni
The mistake tia; Mr. Lincoln and his
party iabT under y Il sappfzs H.; .;ir
south will starse IL the. d. not sell their
eefioF. THIS IS a gianI driasion. Az the
brsalsiun NECESSARY Tor ileir existence they
san easily raise on Their own sail, and II tie
South did not sell pounI Of cotton Tor onr
year. 4 would W no mrans rain her, while
Il would ssGd Starvation over the entire
wprli. Vie prDincts III tie south, az Ne
have often shuWn. are u mpte interest II a.
anil 10 Europe than to herselE Tie whre
mechanics, farmers, merchants. &c., IL the
Noflh. make = larger percentage Of profit
pat 81 the cotton crop Than the suulh does.
This war - QUE. therefore, waged against
eur pwn bread aud butter, and We shall fad
il out before We get much farther into it..
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Es:s,ss 3 =, s
Ss.y ss kySs
From The Richmond Enquirer,
\ SOUTHERN BATTLE LYNN.

A SOUTHERN BATTLE HYMN
God ofour fathers, King ofkiags.
Lord ofths earth aud sea
With hearts repen,ant aal siacen
We turn, in deei, TO Thee
Thou, Lord, dldst aid our fathers bold,
ThOy own'd NY power and might
We humhly play Thee. help Us now,
De with US in the fight.
We knrcl, with simple, trusting hearts,
Lord, we impl5re thine aid;
Gna, US the power TO triumph now,
orto die undismayd.
We strike not, Lord, for lust OF gold,
Nor for blind bigolry;
We eight for home and country, dear,
Aud thy gif, liberty.
We have no power without, thy aid.
We rest alone on thee;
Do with vs. il our trial stern,
And grant US victory.
Give US the hearts thai thou didst plant
Within or Fathers hraves
Lord, nerve each heart to welcome death,
Rather than live slave.
God Of our fathers, King Of kings.
We humbly how 10 thee;
Defend Us, AMI save with thy nigh,
Oar holy liberty.
50 shall each proud and martial heart,
Thy mighty name adore;
And own and worship thee, the Lord,
A. IN the days Of yore.
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
A Weekly Literary and agricultural Paprr,
Published In Augusta, Georgia.
Dr.. y. LEE. Agricultural Editor.


W. W. MANN, Literary Editor.
f'His j. the t,le Of Mvrky paper, devoted 10 Ag.
4 .icuAUre, LiicI allure sad Att Nhlth am publish.
ing IL Augusta. Georgia. ~il Ne 10 quano form d
eight pages, folio size--esth i,sue 10 contain forty
Iumns matter. Il elifls ~ general style similar TO-
sud IN -rr s0newilat lsfeer than the New York Led
grr Q, Will he pdblssEsd on gaad book paper. and will
he IN insehsniesf execution IN the best ayte Of lypo
gr,phlcs arr Ia rfIiy.ii will he all that the hes az
fsruursl science aud Pfsciys knowledge ofthe South
can furHish. A weekly ssiiar TO the homes OF Souh
rfn planters and farmers. IL will be useful and
,rcspiaulr 10 hem than any monthly iorrsi o. equal
merit.
~ sim i 10 csshiish paper that Hill he yihcls
81 information thai will be- u.1iul 70 s0uthern planters
and iArmeIs. and repository Of southern thought.
ms ginstipn and tstr. IN The realms d Literature and
Ar; aud TO ebasn ior u such extent Of patronage
and .orrsss ~ will Justify Tie lf6ersi rsmpeRsa-
fissi al s contributors. Alr md eiperienred tdi-
too. sfs engaged aud -ep. in Prosress TO secure
combinations the m.s pleasing southern ~TIier,
Il bath serss Mach lsieni talent will be htoogh to
light sud iufn;sh sgrsslble sufprsfsio southern
people.
.fuIl msny gem 81 pu,~s Tsy Serene"
vii - hsiors ihs admiti,s eyes. sod cause grae-
~. sisw 10 souihtfn grnfs.
Tisr Agfevsutsi Edlot all h. Dr. Dsniel Lee, The
esae ed Pfoisssot 81 grsuiiut 10 the University
~ Gessa editor rs many tsa,s lasi "f the Southern
Idhfsinf. ana leadlhg eeh'iHe''' '" "a"i Noih-
~. agricultural journal. 81 tic hgt's rrpuiaIion.
Tle LnenD Edl,af v.ii he NJ. W. w. Mann. 81
~ eii, an accomplished Iisr II ne tssir and srho
ssiy s,isia ssni Win. having -eied hon the ACTIVE
uie. - HE legal olss.ian srcni mspy IN En.
tps SD was oF several YEATS The Pafis cnrrsrordrnl
Il ths National lated sencer. snd southern Literary
Messenger.
Trrms--rash ia advance. So sear
III. csrent ~ tis s,s,s iron whi,h they ere sem
iscr -rd n lsr.
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be thought his duty to his children. He had
fed them well, dressed them we'll. and edu,
Gated them we'll. From none Of the amuse-
ments suitable TO their age were they debar.
red. 10 matters pertaining To money he was
even liberal parent But what is all this,
when sympathy and love are denledi
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STRANGE INDEED.

Strange il is th,t sometimes prufessed
Christians will carry an old gradge against
a brothera long time, when lea words
kindly uttered would easily remove all ms.
understanding and restore The Sarmest lrel.
ings VI your friend. neighb0r, brother. 81
YOUR words or deeds. how easy ii were by i
little kindness 10 talk together. 10 restore
their confidence aud a mutual good under.
standing. And when such 4 grand result
can be obtained on 80 EASY terms, Nhy shaald
itaot be done al once, beiore that laile fire -
kindie into 81 great matter. Why should
long arrangements between friruds and bro.
Their. srlse tom 80 slight beginalngs9
Neither % settling vp d !IilieuItie, snd
making Just rrparstion. should &c wait inr
~ other party % cnme 70 -. VI We have
injured irilon creature and We know u. II
i h,nly Oh our par, q - 10 him and *.
pain, sp lngiLr. or make restitution. Ia such
case, Tor u - stand uptn uat diguity. TO
say tbat he Is a. much - fault - We. aud he
must make the bret u,ertufe,. y ignoble AMI
unmauly. IN this way. enc Wsiiing for an.
othtr, dista e. aud hardness may d. carried
! NJ tine ahith ought never u have existed.
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THg " wgaKsgas' o. THE sorrH.--A new
literary paper. Just started IN Nrw York.
tnii,lej rbe Age. says; " ihase sho think
the Soun Il po~erlsss. do not understand
her. IL the uex,csn war the southern States
contributed twice q. many mea as the North.
e n. The Santh, win her fields cultivated,
and nearly al her work done BY negr,es Can
place almos, her entire papulation under
arms 10 great emergency. the Southern
States cnuld place IN the field million u
men--Ihs gseaier part " them being such
men - won the battles Of Bnrna Visa and
New Orleans.
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cFTnk
HILLSB0koUGH RECoRDET
Politics isrith,!urr, Miscellany, Gtntrnl srw,, tt.
PUBLISHED ~ DENNIS HEARTT.
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PUBLISHED ~ DENNIS HEAk1T,
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N ITH The rssssni ,olsme The Re,otdsr cen nc.
ID tie foItieth ytst ~ ~ sii,islts. %. f,i
aumhci hssine hceu s,sss the iCih 81 FsI4usn 1885,
dufine ~ which time have latofsd 10 make p,T
raret interesting and vssiul end W lcl 10 81 H. ,hi,e
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thas lsen our VIII t0fnsts lhs Rsecsdsf roed Pm.
~ Paret. devoted 10 Poliiirs- srt1lutt. hRt,an,
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Tng Mas ~ tiugstBAcK. II |. impossible
. shai gns's ewes % the RAPID drilt u me
country into the arHs II tie man 81 horse
Bses, 10 other sords. into Tie arm. Of =
regular MILITARY de.p9iisa. We do not "a,
u. 10 Encouragement u the :. man un hprss.
back" Win = nov oar best praleetnr. and
ihr only delrnce " are llkel, e. have from
anarrhy, and thu, most despolie d all dr,ppi.
lsm-. The desppti.m ~ the NIB. rae rapid
transition We are unierg aIug. hnsevcr, from
1 ssll-gNernmrnt ID gnsern nent ~ gun..
j. ipol fnr reflection 10 the cpn,emp'ausc
mind. See lhr proclAmltians We pabli,h 10.
day--one from General linney 10 tie PEG.
pie 81 Missouri, and another irom GrLeraI
Batter 10 The propi d Blltlmare.
.ssn Rsrk Es9res
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THE SouaeE or CHARACTER. 10 an
element Of strength. Human lave is strong.
We read in the Edinburgh Encyclopedia
that timid mother in an Italian village saw
a hungry lion. that had escaped from his
keeper, take up her child tina, was playing
at her door and run to lhe grove At The out
skirts Of the town. Alone, unarmed, she
pursued him, overlook him, faced him, and
with look and voice that belong only 10 a
mother. she said Give me my child !" The
hungry monarch Of the forest, terrified by
the awful energy that bealhed through her
whole frame, dropped bis prey and retreated,
S~~~<><~->~>-~-
Will NOT BE REGARDED lit is said that
the French Minister in Washington has re.
cesed dispatch from his Government, de-
claring that i will pay no respect 10 L'a'
coins blockade.
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Spain has ordered siS frsi.eiass screw war
frigatss, 10 order tina, she may be supefior On
the seas q the hmeriean Gag.
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READY.uADE CLO7yILyG

A COMPLETE s.ot,aent d clsh,as. cosr.
n ffocts ard saf1s. unsreoais Mems ugeftesis
Boys Pants. Vests; shi.ts. I.in.n Msnno stM STA
Drawers. s.psion Menno and siit Gollaf. Efayai..
HanlAetehiss, socks, Boots and shass and every ".
ii-is 81 eeaiing apparel wanird.
!. Z. ruRRENTtNE s son.
sept -. To-
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B.ackwood's Magazine and
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