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4 GREAT POLITNCAL WORK.
CIUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOZE
Encyclopedias,
Wy IrEKFy WashinptoY II.

ByM, W. CI4USKEY, Washington, II. Y.
Itcontains, among other things,
The various Party Platforms.
The American Ritual.
The Kansas Legislation Of Congress.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad
Senators Green Douglas Coamer Nessrs Stephens
~" The material portion Of The Kansas Nebraska Bill
Topsk 6 and Enrs Bills The
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The bred Scott Case; ..,.,a....u
The Constitution of the Cnitedstates.
Articles of CoGtederaton,' ,dross
Washngton = F Taat well 49, ASareSs'
Virginia and Kentucky Resoutons Of iigs ana ~ s
Mr. Claws Rcpo of the Distribution OF the Pnpc
Lands able documents against it, with iu history OF tue
President pierces Veto INDECENT Insane Land Bill.
The address of Mr.. Faulkner on the subject so
history Of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
Pierces Message veoing the River and HsrSOr
III The School Land Bill, and votes thereon.
The CLAYTON Bulwer Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches and against Slavery Aho,
Extracts from Speeches Of noted kepnohcAhs anu 00N
Mr. Toobs Boston Lecture on Slavery .t. - ,ocsrance
Messrs and Williams Letters on the Bargain and
'h MI. Ga flo"fFs Pert Hi Address.
President Jackson'1 Proclamation against Nulhc"hon'
history Of Party Gonyentions Carolina IN tna Peitos
po NeRo Of t e, S SUPREME Court 00'l
Minority Eep9rt the sane sub he
Organization and Hen A II, Stuars Letters sned "ndi
Rennsh Keynes Philadelphia in November 1856
and in North Carolina ia 1882 -,
| A history Of with the the various Tariffs $40
History Of United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
NJ FInGre's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
| History of the Annexation OF Texas, 49,
Opinion public on the power of Congress over the Ter
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| Tliu Nicholson l.otteI , , ,,, t,,,.s
Missouri Compromise, with vote thereon sectlohay
| classified. .7ero
| The Compromise Measures of lo5V
| Caytna Compromise.
| Wmot Proyso. - 4 ,ou4io-
fully treated and every vote IL congress- oH
any snbiect hnvi X t,alitcnl sienfcaton given
This eo vi cst the public speaker fully on the AansRR
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STATE or LOUISIANA, ;
Parish of Orleans City OF New orleahs'>
Be remembered that this sth day of October % before
me- the subscriber Justice OF the Peace in and Tor mo c
aforesaid, personally appeared j. TufEs FFesue %pu
IJTNCRc ccra+arv If he New Orleans Mutual Insurance
of New Orleans who being duly sworn according 10
law do depose say that the above accounts are "s o
trpe and correct transcript from the books Of saa
'i"'' ' J. TUYEs, President,
j. W. H1NCKs Secretary. = ,,,o
s N md subscribed before me- this day October 3, lS6o
ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parrish OF orleans
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At meeting the Board Of Directors held on the ON s
a. to declare dividend of TWENTY PER CENT.
m p cent? on the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for
the year ending on S0 September 1860 for which Cera
Gates will be issued on and aor The LIST December next And
also in accordance with Article h of the Charter to pay ID
cash on and after 18th inst original subscribers an inter-
ya the rate of per cent per annum Premiums paid by
them and credited on thoir subscription notes,
j. TUYEs, President.
j. W, HINGES, Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
Be remembered that the 18th of July 1860 before
the undersigned Of the Peace, In and for the city
aforesaid, personally appeared THOMAS A ADAMS, Pres
dent of Mutual Insurance Company of New Or
eans who being duly according to law does depoe and
aay foregoing accounts just and true and correct
transcript from the books Of the Company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS. President
Sworn and subscribed before the 18th July 1885,
D. F. MITCHELL, I'd J. P.
The Board Trustees resovedo pay interest Of SIX
PER CENT ell the outstanding certificates Of Prof
Its to the holders thereof herega ard
after the SECOND MONDAY in August proxnao.
Also, to declare dividend of THIRTT PER CENT GO per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
year ending the 0h June 1850 for which certificates will be
Issued on and after the first day of October next.
And resolved further that after reserng Ons Million Of
Dollars Profits, all the Outstanding certificates of the
Of year 1851 be redeemed and after the SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST proximo-interest thereon to
from S1th June uS
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STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
City of New Orleans. !
Be remembered that on 18th day Of January, 1860,
me- subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared To Soo President and
James Edwards Secretary of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pRny New Orleans who being duly according to law
do depose and say accounts just and true
and correct transcript the books of said company
THOS sLOo, President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day OF January
1850. DE-. MiTChElh
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of oresns.
The Board of resolved interest os1x
PER CENT. IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates oil
Profits holders thereof to their legal
on and after 18th day of February next Also to declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT 40 per cent? on the ne
earned the Company for the ending cce
Der 3st 1885, tor which certificates will be issued the 10th
March next.
The Directors after reserving ONE MILLION OF DOL
haze further resolved that ALI the outstanding
Certificates Profits of the of the 1856 be redeemed
and paid holders thereof their legal representatives
produced of payment for csrcenen and interest
on same to cease after the 3lst December, 1859.
THOMAS SI,OO. President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE, TicePresident
IAHEs EDWARDS, Secretary.
p1REoToEs'
James D. Denegre, EJ Hart,
D Kelly, John c. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, ]. 4. Staufer,
J. Y de Eeara, II. T, Lonsdale,
Henry Renshaw, John @. Gaines,
A. O. Tremouiet, Thomas Soo.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be il remembered the ninth day of May 1860 before
me- the undersigned Justice of the Peace in and The city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry PeychauR President and
Louis Barnett Secretary OF the Hope Insurance Company
New Oreaps who being duly according to law, do de-
nose and say foregoing accounts just and true and
Correct transcript from the books of said company.
H. PEYGHAUD, President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this ninth day of May
1860. AkIhuh hAuOihh'
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Directors this day declared cash dividend
of thirty per cent on capital paid in of this Company Of
the net earning the year ending the Both April 1860
able in accodh 9th Article lwehth OF he ohle Oh salo
Company, to-wit --,,- -
Ten per cent on tn cunt paid IN payRoie on demand
the stockholders Their a representatives on and after tn
c0h instant and the be credited rsament
' H. PEYCHAUD President
S. PLASSAN. Vice President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
ECToRS.-
q Plassan A. Ihforest, ?. MaOchee
r. RI Kerniop Thos. n. Blake, B. Naure,
p 0nevrouze F, Moreno, H. Peychaud
nylI
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RED RIVER PACKET co.
StTATH. OFF LOUISIANA
PARISH AND CITY of NEW ORLEANS.


BE 1T KNOWN That on this LIST day Of june in the year
of our LORD One Thonsand Wilt Hundred ixy and Of he
Independence the United States of America the Eighty
Betoro me, DANIEL ISRAEL. RICARDO, Notary Public
ana aforesaid duly and qualified and in presence
the witnesses hereinafter named and nndernsd personally
appeared the parties whose are hereunto sub
declared that avaig themselves provisions Of
Act passed by the Legislature Of Loanna entitled
organization of Corporations for Works Of rhe
bs ina nd
and bind themselves and those whom they
purposes and under the spuaons and follow
ing towit:
IT, HnS w Of G f2P95SM2PPA "G its
this of soon
It Snail exist and continue for the Twenty Five
The @e heTo ss sedI I IA ID
power aud authority in the corporate name aforesaid
make and use corporate SEAL hold receive purchase and
properly both real and personal n2veao9 ana
citation foned and appoint such officers and
s ii I o the regulation Of It's
and enjoy all such other rights powers and privileges as
| are by law guaranteed to corporations
purposes which corporation has been formed TO
citizens residents and planters of the CITY OF New
R Rge W aq re sf o and s for sompensaon
and City New Orleans and generally all freight that
and safe Steamboats, be neygaed The Msssspp and
Red ard a d rs the sT Of pe eH
Company may deem advisable send Of the boats In
ali The purposes belonging and incidental to the navigation Of
i said rivers and their tributaries.
The object which corporation has been formed Is tc
maintain STEAMBOATS, for transportation for compensation
of passengers freigts the United States mails etc. from he
and all intermediate landings.
| ARTICLE
The respective interests parties declared t.
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Net profits for the year ending 10th February 1861 u
STATE or LoUIsIAFA,

STATE LoUsIAFA, }
Parish Of Orleans City Of New cre ns
Be remembered that this Goth day OF March, loo' DC
subscriber Justice of the Peace in ana io inc
v aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and FL Janvier Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company OF New Orleans who being duly accodingto
law depoe and that the above accounts are Just ana
ue and transcript the books Of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
Fl. P. JAFvIER, Secretary.
sworn to and subscribed before me- day of March,
1860. D. MITCHELL
Second the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
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INSURANCE.


others NJ Dacros Couand Edward Barnett notary pub
certify foregoing be copy Of the orgnaextans
3 T6s sFsst gran. fs gndsf
aforesaid ty re az S f Sq !a sot.ry Public
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages Tor the Parish Of
otsans feTf hit he 2e F oa5 has been this d"
jysi aus III JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
OFFICE OF THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
- COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
FOURTH ANIMAL sTATEMENT.
new ORLEANS, January IL, 1850.
In conformity with the requirements Of their Charter THE
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY publsh the fol.
lowing statement:
Amount of premiums received for the year ending
December g. 1859. S753,S %
Amount Of anerninated risks 31s December 1853 0595 %
Total amount of premiums for the year ending 3lss
December, 1885, viz st4le0 "a
For premiums on Fire Risks ...........ss9asIS c.
For premiums Marine Risks. 26SsS0 81
For premiums on RiyeG Risks .......... A5,GSl % -
Less premiums on risks not terminated
Slst December, l85g. B0, 562 90
Return premiums. S,1io o.
1850 E.
1859 10000 IS
Losses paid during same period, viz;
On Fire Risks. .SsOoE5o %
On Marine Risks 69Nn ~
On River Risks ..........-............. Too4o "a
440,4s74o
Deduct discount Interest and savings
ie'e 'e'N0u'"D'' 5sa 6ss 8.
the wear ending slat December 1885,. s454s
The Company have the following assets, viz:
Invested in Rank stocks CITY and State Bonds . 6G91 20
oans m Pledge of RAM Stocks and City Bonds G5e
Ills receivable short time for premiums 1880
ran,inIna dne in ceurse of collection Ia4I5 3
Grin If snndry insurance Companies ........ 134G4
Cash an hand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l15,GU8
otasnloun. Of assets. 6,7s8
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
Parish of Orleans, city of New OrlesnsS |
Be remembered that this 18th day of December 1860,
before subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
CITY aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaard President
Schneider Secretary of tho Citizens Mutual Insurance
Companv Of New Orleans who being duly according to
law do depose say that the above accounts just and
true and transcript from the books of said Company
O. GAILLARD, President.
A. SCHREIBER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day. December IT,
1860 ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board resolved to six cent in
erast on the outstanding Certificates Profits for the
1857 1858 1889 and after the second MONDAY in Feb
ruary next
S gss. y y; WIT Wfst, T. E. R +; Hsns'
Douglas West, M Martlh .ioruo 3i 'f'
A. ' Miitenberger. Cesaire Olivier
J.Leisy, ,.,,,.. 4. Bohn'
The Company against the pers of the
and rivers damage by fire. at the current rates
premiums.
ass7- Office No. Carondelet street. dl7 If
r ouGsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
omcesOuth corner of Camp and Nat'heE Streets New
Premiums for tho year ending February 1867 $ 81
Net PF2 at Fs sbs sgSf 1855 Is
The Trustees have Scrip Dividend of ssk per
Of Profits and the redemption of the Scrip issue of
1883 s sn ard after he IL
and after LIST June, 1860. ,r, ,,1,,,,g ,,-..,,.u
CTAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ No. 20 ST. CHARLES STREET.
New ORLEANS, August l. 1860.
'tRr Insurance Company
insure against the Less and Damage By Fire the Pers of the
| Seas and Rivers, at the current rates OF premium
DIRECTORS.
r. airaud firm, F A Cir gsq I g. Co.
! rsSshc, / I,,9:, PaTfh R.sS C.
f Ialns Mummy Lnng'
to1 RuR"G aenan G sSnR
W. Quenteli .......... firm VIM Prehn Co.
GiaS F1gfb GGi FSRsf Gsio President
EXILE DEBurs. soe.etsry. aal y
TTNIoN INSURANCE COMPANY 20 OF NEW
| - ORLEANS,
Garner OF St. Charles and Canal streets.
surpi Z0o,y-o ID
Tots. assets on the LIST Of May, 1860 .sdl5,s6 10
continues amass T @ s ho
m les in the PROFITS Of The COMPANY
I'M IN fhe 18th article charter If they prefer
fifteen ner cent will allowed their premium All
Losses promptly and equally adjusted =, 80.
JoHE N. CRAWFORD Secretary
DIRECTORS.
| JOHN DOLHONDE, firm of Martin Cobb i Co.
A. Is, CHARPENTIER, firm Of Lobit, ChaTpenler 4 20
NJ T. ZUNTS, firm of j. NJ RhoFer & Co.
CARL KOHN, firm of g. Kohn l. Co.
R. W. OGDEN, firm of Cusachs Ogden.
| L. +. GENERES. firm Of Abat, Geleres Co.
| VICTOR NJ. IGNAN.
Il JOSEPH DEYN00DT. .,...,
A. CHIAPELLIA. Rnln tnls1
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COLE AGENCY, r,,, ,,,-, - :. .,.,,,,
5ts5gEs-. .FEz nIZAUMEks IGUF SUhAE
FENNESsEE
su1nr "a inches disrnster % an inch
66 to AZ inches diameter 800. l 90 an inch
pnder a inches diameter. .....:.... rs an inch
Furnace Mouth S5 $780, and 49, according TO size hnc ps
TERN. Grate Bars &c. psr pound; ,,7,z,-,,pu
= " Commission Merchant,
r.ATz Ge, 2 ar
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DEHTTIOTINS-I5gO Of IL sTd ga e0 for sale O'
~ D. ~ 81 Gustomh0use street,
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NABANAS CIGARS-3OOo BREyAs SUPERIOR OF
Prsd Cigars Of the above celebrated brand, for sale by
my7 If bAAhIA d w
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The Board Trustees have resolved to s1 cent In
terst on the outstanding profits and after the
Monday of May next and to redeem on and after that
date the Scrip the year 1888 and they have further de-
csred scrip dividend Thirty and Third cent
on the premiums Of the ending February 29 1860
for which certificates will the first day
N' ~ CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, VicePresident.
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V,REDEGAR IRON WORKS.
JOSEPH R. ANDERSON 3 90,
Richmond. Va,
LOCOMOTIVE PORTABLE AND sFATIoNREY
Steam Engines.
OF all sizes capacities combining all useful and peorH
improvements greater strength aud durability tta any
other machinery of similar sze- Also, 5
CIRCULAR AND SASH Saw Mills, 81
of the most effective and substantial having oR
builtexpresslyf for -7
Plantation Uses
arist Mills Gin shaing, Draining and Planning Maennss
and every description of Machinery required BIZ the Southern
Planter cg
Also Spikes Chains Wheels Azes, Iron Trucks and
Railroad Fittings of every description.
s-we we're awarded at Virginia State Fair, over sH
sehnond Manufacturers r. 1860 the Highest PtNpana
Ton the most simple, substantial and effective
PORTABLE sTEAA ENGINE,
| For Plantation Use.
ssnd and get free by mafi of Illustrated Cats
logues which contains convincing proofs Of our SUPERIOR
NAcH1NERY-s constant supply Of which Il always gu taad
and for sale by
EDMUND u. TvENs, eeaeral Agent,
No IS st. Charles stast,
as tgse New Orleans,
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The which corporation has been formed Is
maintain STEAMBOATS, the transportation for compensation
paenger fregh the United States mails, etc from New
Shreveport Jeerson and above the red River Rai
and all intermediate landings.
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retrospective Of heherete parties are declared
be as foows -, xoa m
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P. Chs. CUvELLIER,
o. L. EER1IoN,
WALTER II. PETERS, N, f.
certify the foregoing to be true copy OF the orgha
In my current archives. &c.,. - A., 7o,, -
Witness my seal at New Orleans on hE 18th day
Of April. A. D. 1850. ,o,r,n r, ppnERu n
a2l WALTER II. TEA i'Eeh'I ~ A.
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IeMAralsaunlke.

OrsciisAfi, iAuk. 81. - severe shock Of an
earS5ssSks Was feft In ttis city and vicinity nj
5 o'clsck siiis morning; arousfng people from
Their sleep. osSSz asaA1AsA ASs 's''3o ~
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2 platform 81. the Union P.lrrtt,. pa

H.
,;,s Were shaped the anchors of thy hope
g. 70 Platform Or the Union Party. M
lis. The no party, which !, assembled at the
Capitol on, the 29th, adopted the following plat
form: sfnl5d
& The committee to draft resolutions offered the
following. - s4'1' z '1ss* = tslsq s.
=, WHrssAs, In the causeless and fearful effort
now being made BY the revolted States to des-
troy the Government of this Union, all former
to be practical, and 1'-A9t sLi!a'.' = = ,-sy5
WHEREAS, From the necessity of our condition
as Government and Nation, there can be but
one issue possible Or desirable-tbat of the un.
conditional maintenance of the Union, at what.
ever cost of blood and treasure therefore,
Be Il resolved By tbs Conpention, That we deep.
ly depIecate the further division of our people
upon etfcte political issues, and ask all parties
in Iowa, of whatever political anteeedents. to
join us il the laudshle attempt to make our Ell.
tire people unit in support of the Patriot
Platfornl-The Union,-The Constitution, and
the Enforcement of the Laws. s;,'5 i, G +
Resoled, That the present deplorable civil
war has been forced upon the country by the
dishnionists OF the Southern States, now In arms
against the Constitutional Government That
in this national emergency tits the duty Of the
whole country to prosecute this war with vigor
and energy that it may be brought to a speedy
termination and the re-establishment of the
laws; and to that end we approve Of The acts Of
Congress in appropriating money and the rails.
ing OF men, passed at the extraordinary session,
IN July 1S6l.f94 H. saTAfS aad11 ah4 vi
Rssolued,i That this war is not waged on
the part at the North in any spirit of Oppression
or tortany purpose Of conquest or subjugation;
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$ess e IpsSIli eisss "a M a!!ssa;.
a. htl!ies bsld liSse ssss9 q = y
81 cSss ]: ID bs US, ~ ,Sae
!iAS Ss!si ! q S;1 So s., Ga Ga
scc is i i .Ss & fs!6lus3
Scn!saS ons MI a SVi1 flIR sEebt1sf, and'
ryecrs,piaed 36sir xov}rntssnt 2flssT thin allow
N n 80 inihs ia bott6nl6S ple 81 seeession. -
yissd WkeSn 10 setS ! cba6St, v0y2g Seainst'
~ TiCspafll her citizens are b0uis Idt theft
Mood ina uster and sAelr eisn6u stint,
r.iksr thsn b, drawn into seces6i6n.A Look at
,16od Old Kentacby, where her 0oveInor and
Senators have Iabored 70 bring bses out 81 the
Union-aftsr Al attempts 70 'Sedaee her sfonii
her fidelity 70 the CO 6tatiSh,s ihS ktyeS more
than sixty thousand n4jofity 46ie NE Cnisn -
IChecrsj Nov, I 161yts :of aA Siasens'in the
cisisenss whether sSey IL Id Sied sboGtsne in.i
tegrity iof Ksntpcky-whetAssr theyr think il is
% staysup IL hands Of ge6ellien in
Kentucky 20 emphatically condemned tberes
sAndneya Il sepeas that the ouly pFaHtieal cause
Of dissention was the fugitive slave question;
and that Appestained 70 States that could only
be dfaWn or sdFagooned into the folly 81 Seces-
SION. Gen. Butler has had this question on hrs
handa ID IA long q the Constitstioa was, ac.'
apvlsdged. all conservative citixe9s admitted
that it was the duty of the Free States 70 re-.
store the fugitive Who vas fleeing from the ser-
vice 81 his master. Gen. Butler Gins found the
reetorstion 81 the fusitivesa fhpsseticable in
n ary cases The master had thrown OF the
Constitution What was the feb1lte He was
loblHed 70 receive hundreds Of contEabands, and
| retain them. 8 do not know what be is going
10 % With The anession but i. suppose he is
| .o;rr 70 ~ v;tb them .ometR;nS "a The Irish.
man VA. going, IA a. With me, Widox Malone's
pie. & Did You steal the WIDOW Nsione's pig,
Pstriek - asked he Priest. & 4 Thai. did.n
What made youY Think when you sill stand,
Won hereto. in the Great Day. when I shall be
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-14

A great topper, who had drank nothing
stronger than brandy all his life, called
for goblet Of water on his death bed
saying, "When man is dying he ought
to make up with his enemies"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-14

Mosquitoes are said to be small insects,
but We have seen one move q person that
weighed two hundred pounds, and keep
him moving q whole night.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-14

Commune often with yourself No
doubt you might commune with much
wiser persons, but with none more pro.
ckahlv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-14

If a cat had wings, no bird would be
left in the air. If every one had what he
is wishing for, who then would have any
thing
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-14

A recipe for for health may be given
in the following words: Good hours, good
habits, good thoughts, good feeling, and
o clear conscience.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-14

"Of all the extravagant fees I ever
heard off, said crusty old bachelor the
other day "a female 10 the worst"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-14

Gov. Sprague of Rhode Island will not
return to the seat of war. The President
offered him promotion, but he declined it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-14

my boy what does your mother do for
. living? p was asked of little bare footed
urchin. "She eats cold victuals, SIR
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-14

Man may b the head Of the family
but far better than that, woman is tn
heart Of it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-09-14

The man who cannot look another
"squrae in the face" is guilty of more
errors, not to say crimes, than he woule
like to have published.