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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04
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d Ntlt.t-ey March T. otluas fever, Rsaiau.n Va
i,.. aged . }ca and mou b..
~ .ac ford, A4tch "a James :. sawyer Sgd about
III I.j.pa4s, 4.reb 70 Mrs. Jua.ia, Vile d, levi
"a ..r on, E.q., a,.d ~ years aHl ineutls.
luJ alsoa 4.f,s -lsi, ST.. Peter i-atsSa aged .
h G.si ufoaAG.il. gsrsA istb or clasuuillop lar
A s.. ai.e % ialuAil Blanchard ana ed.s. eaurael %
s4 and Hr,iisr iuier, as-4 = years ara - months.
Ha .Drs Fl ia.ssuAG. .tts please capy.
i Ett EoNhaig, N.rch lllh, Lucy daa'her ~ Nf'f
aad uc5 b alcy A. q l3 years u eatls ana oa5s
Lucy waa ava ouiy Ga ghttr. she va. attached win a
ma irnant fora 81 ihe re, Sore Throat. k,ryihing
which az eoD aai medical sci Ice ccsd de to restore
her 10 health IVES if,-iy lol But ia spite d Al t!e
prayer, aad ,uri. fll fieuisf9 ave her. the disease
>oen carried heI out oithe world
LHcy easiic i4ot 81 lls family, and ergsty heloredhy
hr &C ralttGnces centrally She WAS good hoar, am
liable, slec.iona aud Pfomstue tor oue Ter years
She -insrrS daVo Cd h,r parents, AMI now. they
fsl That tn % shi q thsir me II gone VI. n brmly be-
h v.tia II i ilure slate more exalted then lie pres
cataud had ushtA's daughter And when told that
she could live sh n umr she sad that she had ne
fears ofdtath sho eNpt cited meet her friends
again iu better world thnn this.
Her uneral attended A. the inc ling house IN Yves.
Brookts on ths lilh inst wren the writer, assisted by
Brother Jeh.c CRhin othat place Christian Preacher,
endaycurrd 30 administer eonso alton thu hreaved
The house Allied IN every part with symPahlzing
hearers whose appearance gave evidence that they great
" respected the departed one aud thai Aey felt deeply
Tor those Who thus made "a mourn May our Kind
Father IN Heaven comfort and sust ia those begaYed par
ents-,hat only brother-he Hscd arand parents and
other relatives and all WHIP are Affected BY shl' ae;i'
dspensation, II. 7.
In Berlin, March Goth hrs. Rmily Ellis Wife Of Leon
ard Ellis, Esq, aged 65 years.
In Northded, March o. l.. Anoie Grant. daughter Of
John J. and Nancy :. Grant aged years months and
10 days u l-l.t4 f.Z ~ 80
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade
Death with friendly
The op ming hos3r 10 heaven conveyed,
Aud bid Il blossum here
In BtookAeld Feb. 22nd. Of consumption sister Lucy
whitney, consort Il Vim. Viii nry aged 80 years. ,. 4
In Psinheh, March 9Th Elss Perkins, aged IL ysars
In Chicago lll March l3h. Damon, eldest VI Mar
,in aud Betsry Keith, agad % years. l.
In hiidesex March lAh u Lung Fever, BBnI. Wall
ling aged 50 years and months, ...- .. i.,a.
In Waterford, Feb, % Of consumption, Atlanta, Hfa d
Samuel G. Chaplin, aged 81 yeats. ..a.,.. 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04
BOSTON MARKET, Marca es

Four.-wesern, as SIS.
Fork Prime, 1900 to 400, Mess, 10 a 900
Beef, 10 % to 100. Lard 10 to IL. Hsms, 10 to
Butter, II to 20, Cheese II 70 Il Eggs II. Potatoes
Lest SO. Dried Apple sto II.
Wool saxoay fleece Is to So American Pull Blood So to
81 Half blood 1870 10, Common ~ to ~
Corn. IL. 0sts, 81 Re IS Herds Grass Seed s,iS.
Clover, ii sl2perlb. Hops 20 a Is.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04
oAaBRIpGE MARKET. Ynreh "a.

Al Markc, s0d Cattle about 100 BeeYesap loo stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows aHdonetwoandthres
years old.
Prices Market Bect-HruA $3.50 100, drst quality
s6,6l "a, siIS, 81 $3.50.
Working Oxen i5aleO
Cows AID Calyes-s7S, lS,to 81
osves-ssO) to COO
Yearnes- TOO.
T~os calso,d-slSt1l
IT, years old-sl7 tol9
Sheep and Lambs-2iSJat market Prees-In lots, 81 so
A2o). Exh ~ So $50
Hides, tlto5, Pclts, SO) si2i. Calf skins, 10 to II
Te'l,w, o. to &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04
10 Farmers.

en- 00n BARRELS POtDRE1'TE, made by tie
CO,NOO Lodi Manufacturing Company for ale IN
lots to suit purchaser This Is tie cheapest fertilizer IN
market 50 worth viii manure an acre Of corn win In
crease cop from third to one. alf and VIII rpen
Tie crop two weeks earlier Price. seven barrels
slb9p barrel pamphlet with satisfactory evidence
AID fall particulars, VII 70 sent gas any one send
Ing address 10 274wl0s
Ggnenl Agents for GRIFFING, BbofHER 4 CO..
the Uiited States. 30 durtlapd 81 New y ork
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04
BRIGHTON MARKET. March -.

A. Make, 1850 beefeatte, rs stores ESQ sheep an
Lauhs. 1900 swine.
rncss-,Bcc cat,le-rAtra 500, 0rs, quality Co.,,
"A quality, 5000 Cd Sb,9,.
rling Oxen toto l2j
Mich cogs-ioo,a -, common Do so %.
cslves-2g 90 TO 900.
Yearnss-sjto o.
rWoycais Did slOtol1
Three years Nld-S2ito 20.
sheep and Lamps-s a25,to 301i ex,ra 1875 10 s, so
swlnv-6l aae.
uaes- 6! perth rlnor- &c. cali slis-u.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04

quite hc"u anu prosperous Vui 'rleNu NeuoEg
exhibits the new spring style hats, while Che
number Of dry goods stores have An abundance
tl,.i;..,.,n;.' e,;,,..s
''''''' F'''9
CoeEfefloN Tie d, ices al Chiist's Cnurcl
T.. III. ra1,,.o ~, r..,.5,,. .n,to..-p NJ
~
Ih''eao oi L. Nj rs we la'' Week stated
Tbo o;,;,.n,,f po,lt,o.. L.ll ,,o,t
~ ~" 0'''''J ~ y '''' nv
Iho o" " euheSdAy eve Apul o. TO make ar
,ne;......... 49,. .t;,l. .,...,..n ~,
'''','''', ~ NV '''" ''''' ~ ''' " wy
-ls' Jay OF oop'ehoeF next
~ t,il ,t..
i' i','o' ''' "'-4' " "o'''''o"' : ''''' o''' "
ms legs broken on wednesday OF last week, "
the falling Of heavy body Of snow which had
accumulated ~ i mia or woo1 which no vas
II,
'''''o''"s
RAILROAD A'oIpENI'-Mf D@Vid hiKln' Oh
St Johnsbury was knocked oil freight train
near West Bnrkc, on Thursday Of last week by
thc bre,Lino oc tbo .f,Le. m a cav loaded viii,
c-'.I. '....
'c"'' rams ana So'er''y 'Ju''u'
Mr. G,,r,, 4 Snold;ry s,p. If tbo lolo pr
III. ~. T.. ..i..'.r.I 49,.
oP4lau'E % 'HH Pl"'c' ~" ipe'i'ef o. ''c
Senior clafs IN the AndoNcr Theological SemIn'
ary. was licensed to preach by the Mortified
Association, at meeting which was held in
Waterbury. on the 10Th Of February.
Hon Isaac Rcdheld, late Chief Justice Of
'n'S o'"'' mas o''" "u'ni''eu " '''o o"F q oul'
folk County Mass, where he proposes to prae
tce IN his profession
EARLY.-A. i. Carter, Of Benson, broke up
an acre Of green swarm on the Alb alt Rather
e,,ly plovinc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04

CoUGm.--The sudden changes 81 our climate are sour
css n PULMONARY. BeoSCniiL, and AsrHNAri0 AYfEc-
otsu net speedily ami certainly when taken in the stag
II NE disease, recourse should at be had to
B0pah Bronchial TrOohes or Love ages, let The Cold,
hs prscaudon more serious attack may be cHrcnally
warci OH PugLIe SPEAKER and SlGges viii And them
eGecual for clearing snd sl'eugleenius h voice. See
Aa.efLL.ahent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04

Ee. 70. TOwnsend's Estate.

EAs E&. DN EENFHu EJAHdNGs
THE Subscribers having cen appointed by the fnnobe
l Probate Count Tor HE District Of Randolph commits
soHefs to fecty examine and adjust all claims and de,
mands Of oil person, aginst the estate Of Il b. Tuw nsond
late Of Will1mstown IN said district tereased repre
senied iHsoveu aud The .em II Fix months fem The 20h
day If Marh 1861, being allowed ~ sand court to the
creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their ie-
speciVe claims before us: Give notice, laal we viii at
tend 10 the duties Of our appointment al he dwelling
house If the widow May Ann Tow Reend, IN Williams.
town. said lstfci the l4th day # September next
at ntns o'clock N tht forenoon, said day.
hLVEN SMITH, CT.
JOHN LYNDE, 90" -
William .Town March 90 1861.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04
Ebcnexer %caycr's estate,

NlE Subscribers having been appointed by the Honor.
L able Probaie Court Tor the Disttict Of Runfolph.
Commissioners oreceive, examine ADJUST 49, claims
and demands ufai gainst he
seaver, late OF WlamdOwn, In said District, deceased
Represented lnsolven and The term of months ruin the
th day ef s'cb, ls6l beins 0wed by said Court the
creditors SAID deceased 10 EXHIBIT aud prove teir re
sPectivt claiBsb before usgive hottest ~ acHd
tothe duiesOf oHTaprpif meht he dwelling home a
the widow 6Hp4u MIA Seaver, In Wilamsnwn, IN said
district on the al1t gay Il August, next az O'clock 10
he forenoon ON sail day. :,
ALVIN SMITH, tc.m,.
JOHN LYNDE, '"mF
WiliamstowB, March 81, 1901 w9fm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
a=r.r.a.a-..--s
hC.EsS $ OF Public IEN.

President buchanan was 80 years Old
the 10Th Of November 1860.
We President hrruIsinridge was IO
years cd Jan. lG, 1861.
Simon Cameron is 81 wears old
S. A. Douglas was ii years old the 22a
of April Inst
Lewis Cass is s. years old.
Caleb Cushing IS 60 years Old.
Howell Co5b was 45 years old on the
7th of September.
WA, II. Seward is so years old
Franklin fearce is a wears old.
L, i, Stockton ia 81 years old.
John c. freem9nt was 81 years old the
9th ef January.
John Bell IS G2 years Old
John j. Critcnden was % years old last
September.
James l.. Orr was Il years old the l2th
Of hav.
}. D. Brightis - years old.
4 G. Dodge is Il years old.
r. A. Wise is 50 years old.
Robert NJ. I. Hunter is about 20 years
Of age.
Robert Toombs was t6 years old 7th OF
July
j. NJ. Reed is GO wears old.
y s. Dickinson Sc
i'oratio Seymour so.
j. f. Wood 50.
John SNdell o.
N. 7. Banks 40 in January.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
THE SIX AVEHS.

Like clouds they scud across the ice,
His hand holds hers as in vice;
The mooniieht strlkes the back blown hair
OF handsome Madga aud Rupert Clare
The ice resounas beneath the steel;
1t gruans to feel his spurning heel;
While ever with the following wind
a shadowy skater t1its behind.
" Why skate we thus so far from land?
Oh Rupert Clare, let so my hand!
| can not see. can not hear
The wind about US means with fear -
HIS hand is sitter than q vice,
His touch is colder than the ice,
HIS face is Daler than ne moon
That paVss With light the lone lagoon
"0h Rupert Clare, feel--I trace
A something awful in my lacs
lou crush my hand--you sweep me on
Until my breath and seusa are gone !"
His grasp is SITTER than vice,
His touch is colder than the ice;
She on,r hears the ringing tune
Of skales upon the loRe lagoon.
"Oh, Rupert Clare. sweet Rupert Clare !!
For Heaven S mercy hear nv prayer.
! could not help my hear, you haoH-
Poor v lily Gr-y-be loves me so e
His grip is sitter than a vice,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
sECCEGsEGy IN IOWA.

Yesterday morning Squire shac%land
Office was darlly inundated by crowd 0
Black Repuhlicans--consistjng in part o
about fSty or sixty negroes, all Of whom
inhabited one house On Sixth straat nea
Clay. We don't suppose a bIacI,er, taller
smelling, or bigger crowd wss ever before
gathered in one small Office in the Hawk
eye. Safe. There were b'g niEccrs snG
'itt'n nirgers, tall niggers and short ni~'
gers,--thic'l, thin. old, vonnn, he's, she's
--octaroous, qradrosnS, seminoons, demi'
seminoons--ali in short, n;-cers OF al
colors, from pale ashes down to a bottle
Of ink or cup of hotel coffee which we
take to be the b'artest thing out.
The cause Of all this torrent Of wool
and ivory thus pouring into the Office, WAS
that couple Of color:d gentleme. had
fallen into the spirit Of the times, viz pol
itics, which had ended in an aggravated
case Of assault aad battery.
"Tellow citizens" sad the squire, with
s9 ur6ane glancn upon The c~o~f which
lowered about him Ike a huge stack Of
Hack cats.--"you VII please preserve
order. Please arraiSn the defendant, u:
Ma,shan."
Tso prisoner, tough oil dn-',o~. moe
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16


snas~ i;s.r..r 20 Los. s-o&y.
. mere was &'""E8 a mystery hanging
"''"1 d es@'-.a ". nat A'T-'n nag ana
II VII. .-' a7 "aa ~."iy' gone" A0H'@' y
~ OH "E@-my own co'sSa NAY 9sF'oN1,
''"t aa' o2ea--' TaE tHat troH"'@i m
earnestly "4c' 04f" e"s eFsati" eEs'"nG
'12t ""' 3a;5a"od By hearing the reason
why
It WIS simply this: that every tins /"
we'd vas spoken that lei 10 The period
'@oa Charles Morgan inst fact M cousin
Lay, tleg woa.d both laugh heartily. o1'
#oaid always refuse 10 tell at what they
laughed. HIS was certainly very PfoTak
Ing, and / ind itste Hesitation IN telling
taen So-"9. once o": maaT t!ne@-at
which taey ended by kssing each 9 her.
and looking very assctioaate.
determined to have so'utl'a ot the
matter; Il iof no other reason tnan 1t
worried ne. @m woman, and having
PLEADED TO the possession OF curiosity, J
see no reason why aomeames It should
not De 'nd4'G@1. "4la this resolution, J.
set forth one evening "hen we t1rae' Nor
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16

any more WITHOUT oe'n5 '"''Sl'o'
sa" there was to be a discussion Oh
mat polhs, pnt kne" IN SEINE way Nnaf
icy was 70 cone OH VICTOR SO l. mere!y
saying that would be back IN ie" MN
uteS, stepped out OF the room ana "a'Aeo
Ssou' 'he garden un''l ietF sure tie point
was set'ied' when went back ana 'opnd
onaF'ey &hd May looking as haPPy as
n'FaS' anu laughing The old 'a"gh as uSu~
d. a" entered Shar'ey are" up 'Ae
''eA'ls 'e"a'r' ana after 'es'as me "afe'}
de9o"''S" IN s'S depVNs' SAID;
Now cousin q ahe' l snail zen you Tue
'''' y "o'"' H"" "''' A~1' "l} ""''
IL Is just "'e years "E' 'n1S summer
'''' 1 was 8r"h'eo eA1'n P''o" 'oF' "o"'h
'i""' Il "'1N' All" went "o"h WIN MY
o'0 ''"'n' i10I"19 "1"''' 70 o's '@'"ef g.
III o'3 MONMOUTH me garden ol 'hat un-
j'auS "o"Ee" 9''''e' We" Jersey "A"o'o
never a"o 'or&o''en mat ''sis' even 'Ao
Hdu 80! 'AtFe met |.th an adventure
'nat ha4 ITS 'n11ence on the whole future
OF my NE. sAoaId remember 1t lot the
fe"!, true hospitality the Sodo' o'd tune
co.n'rot q ,H9 harm, ana tAe Guiet way
l." ""'co' "''".A '1" ~4yS amer NV arr
'''~
','',.. '",' ''''' ''' 'o''''~1 ~ "'' ~
~ J"'' q. i''g''' u " - i"r'' VA
t''''.y VI 1884, ""1 "S '~".o 9''"'l o.
"o'2 'o"s"' am we shos' al 'A'@ spoken
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16

rejected and selected and at the end ot
that time had laid out those portions o.
my wearabIe goods in which | had decided
that to make nv first appearance before
May Stevens, it wanted still several hours
to sunset Having got through the great
object of my visit, thought il would net
bs had idea for me to AXE the last train
and return the same night 10 Hyatt's in
stead Of remaining over till morning No
sooner said than done. | packed my hab
iliments and awav | went, whizling and
putting over an unntercsting road in pro.
vocation Of sleep So f5u ID it when tho
shades Of evening fell, for to the best ol
my recollection, | was in the vsry midst
Of q dream, in which May Stevens. attired
in book mo&lin and pale blue SATIN ap-
pearad on purple cloud aid admjr;r~l7
! inquired WHO my tailor was? Just as |
was about 20 INFORM her there caH1" .
crash and for moment was nc. certain
whether it was the cloud that had oxnoa-
ed or mvself tho. had for, Sane no,t;,n
Of nv aoraral that was not over.trafaea
/ l. raar;red but . mor,ant ,o awaEap me
to the fact that both nresnmnt;ons were
vroar l. was ON. ira -ol5-haI rnn
of The Track smashinr fhinss raneraIle
and smiling the co,.orts or saya-,, rag.
/ ,ao. cars alogv ,r,e raa1 ,o sa. 0os1rao
+ ..o ,.:.,.,..:,.. ol....l..., ...-......,~
. tn'3 condition dor3gr,pr On lu.acv.-
/ H'his was d pretty state Of things and to
make it still worse. J was eth. rn.'as from
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
Sioux City 4egist&r
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa.
F.. III. ZiEBACH Ss wM. TRENEY

TIGMS FSUBsCRIPrION-T Two Dollarsa year
always in advance for six months, One DolI"r
for three months. Fifty Cents,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16

vsyuaLEsttsE and - all dealer 10 Groceries nd
w Provisions. Pine Lumber, Doors. sash, b'5h'
pine shingles. a., dsor west % Rsati street
frontiag .arre Sioux Cftt.towa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16

nFAI 3R IN Hardware aud Cutlery, Bar Iron an"
~ sasel, Agricultural lmplemeete, sign O. the
Mill saw. pearl street, Sioux City, o"a.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16

-" Boy said en- ill.tempsred old fel.
low to noisy lad, :" what are you hollering
Aor when go by p Ilumph.' returned
The boy, what are you going by for when
| am hollering 7"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
;. Il. DAVIS.

DtALERfn DruEsand Medicines. Books,stEtion
- try, Oils. P,iuta, saruIahes, SC. Pearl street
s3ux Gity. iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16

y.TEOLESALF and retail deat=r in DFE 12ea5
~ Groceries. C.oa~ery. EnNsr aaa hoes -. &C.
cor',r 7r ,trI za 'rs~s. sars- g., elopN CtHE Iowa"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
EEpGEs s. co..,


yxrHnlEsshE ard retstt dealers in Groceries
w Provisions, Wines and Liquors &e.' ls'ee'
Sioux Guy. lowe.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
SIOUX CITY, IOWA. SATURDAY, FEDRUA RY 1861.

May Stevens, that my 4 hical lady, for tn
first time m sting with whom ! INTENDED
to get up ~lch supeilative toilet. A mic
style of intro aucing and nice style o
toilet. And she-sre By this time wa
as cool as the 3lst of December, end s1l
| looking me ight in the eyes IS | made
some rambling exp an alton Of nv being
in that extrao rlina,-y position. 1t was
| lame eXplanat ion, ,v0 nderfu]Iv mixed ur
with irrelevan matt ei', and | stammered
and suffered Erough in way that she'd
have disgusted any sci osibe person She
seemed to be seriously ponderng upon
The recital. and a. II. end looked at me
as though asking the most simple ques
ton in the world. 40 ID
"What's TO be done p
"Let me jump out { the window as 7
came in said I. in 81 ';lr tone Of voice,
for the thought came to- me nat to achieve
this end, must make "a me desperate dis
play Of myself in = stvIe Of costume which
| | danrceated She rais red ne instantly
"No that will not dc, there a~e people
moving about and You will be seen"
1t was now ruv turn : ! stammar out:
Whats 10 be done Fer I saw tn at
che little hazel eyed ri was superior 10
me in r9"aence Of mini and ennrev Of ac-
,,,, G., IL ,,of ry,, Io,e. 10 ,,,---,, -, -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16

~,
.N' 't"'".'a G'aaoF \ ataa'St was
4F'I.n@ ''' existence o. { Na because he
1"@. j - Se@ INN "d"E@1@oa Gentleman
.I' .S''''' %" u" #.''.' 'a"' there WAS some
" Co.ta:alv." r-~s.ed he atheist "Yst,
was the crushing rstor,. "vou have not
seen the cool--ar. Won 2ranared ~ danr
his existence e. The answer is not recored
A clergyman chose for his ,evt III.
following vor Is: (Which Of Won will oo
up with ne G., Ramofh Gi,ead >" Than
pausiug. he again end araia ranastaI 1Ea
"ofDS' "oeh u &A''&h' IA: started rom his
sea- ana Ioo&In~ round with an eye full
% ., , ,"u'S - ",'on' ,., ne eAc'% "eo' VIII none
-, ,.. F"" 90 WIN Inc "oF1hy gentleman =
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
u. n. HlsnssEi .. %.

urHoLESALE and ra.ati d der in Ready Staag .,
w Clothing. Gents Furnishing uyoos, &C, Pearl
street Sioux Cffg, i3Ua.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
SAM'L ii. GAsADT

A TTDRNEYS AT LAW, Siou& City Iowa. Prac-
N tee In the courts Of Iowa and NebrasGa once
on Douglas st., opposite LAND Oi'icc. 9'S-t
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16

DASKERs.-Dealersi in Exchange, Real Estate
ID Collecting aui tx paying agSQts. Office, on
Levss, between Douglas and PeAUstreets, Sioux
City, l"~a.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
ROSLER 4 HEDGES,

A TTDRNEYS AT LAN--prartice In the Court
~ of iowa and Northern Nebraska. omes--ol
Dau tIas sstreet Sioux City Iowa decI0-1y"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
N.
HUDSON a. JOY,

A TToRNEY at Law, RAl Estate aad Collecting
n Agent. si9uxCity, Iowa. volIna2i
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16

Like clouds they scud across the ice,
His hand holds hers as in vice;
The moonlight strlkes the back blown hal
Of handsome Madga and Rupert Clare
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-04-19
wsn,s without being informed II Tie facts !;

wish,5 without being informed III tie facts |;
or that they are throwing dust il the eyes
of the people; but there is such q savage
earnestness ID Their Language, that I con-
clude the writer's believe the Administra-
i, ton 10 going to show its hand at Fort
9Pickens. II 10, we shall have war before
many weeks, and, perhaps. before many
days. My impression is that Fort Pickens
or the Mexican frontier is the point Of
interest. It cannot be Fort Pickens unless
the government has been playing double-
game, with view to operate heretofore
upon the Virginia convention, now closing
it's session upon the New England cleo.
lions and upon the bids for the loan. 4
have been aware for some time that the
Republican party and the Administration
have had q policy wiithSregafd to heading
of the Southern States in the direction of
Mexico, and have stated that in former
Communications to the P1oNEER AND DEN.
oCRAr. The news just arrived from Arizo-
ma and New Mexico, and of the state OF
public sentiment in western Texas, is
enough to arouse the government. Arizona
and New Mexico have declared their pur>
pose to join the Confederate States, and
this, besides the prospect Of losing such q
vast territory, is most efectual blow to
=
the Mexican policy Of the government. 81
A few days may clear away the fog now
enyeloping the conduct Of the Administers
ton. s. It is believed there must be an extra
session of Congress that the complications
of our affairs, and the necessities Of the
government, will force the President to call
one. .....rss.i.' ssi'sas p. IS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-04-19
MRS. WINSLOW,

&C ---.... MRS. .WINSLOW, s1a1lsshal.
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents
&C 49,. to the attention of mothers her - y
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are delighted it'll its operations and speak in terms
~ commentator Of its magical effects and medical vir
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