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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-04

Fanny Form. ~ 'f.TE n f# a5E
| Says that it is Just as sensible move
to get married without counting, as to at
tempt to succeed in business without ad-
vertising. Well said, Fanny.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-04
FOR SALE BY

J. A. Maxwell Upper Sandusky; H. Flock, W.
:ndot; Siias D. ut. Mexico; A. Saffell Sycamore
l. Fl. Bristol, W Whartons ,urg; j. M. Chesney Mar
Sandusky: ani by Druggists and Merchants gen.
crallythroughout the Uuited States and the Can
adas.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-04

The Fourth.
In order that all hands in this office
may keep the anniversary of Amer
can Independence. we issue our paper
one day in advance of our usual
time. There will be no public demon
stration in this village, and the most of
our citizens who are patriotic, we pre-
sumo, will 60 to Tiffin or Bucyrus to
join in with The citizens of those places
in celebrating the 8jth anniversary OF
American Independence. We regret
that our townsmen should let the oc-
casion pass without giving some outward
demonstration of their attachment to Re
publican institutions. We hope, howev.
er that our business men will close theil
stores, and thus manifest becoming re
spect for the birth day Of liberty.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-04

osral'Cs Rat Roach, sc. Fxtc1minators
'COstar's,,
'sCOstar's Bed Bug Exterminator,''
"COstar's'
: 'COstar.s Electric Powders, for Insects sc
In 25 cent and ST 10 bottles and TASKS. S3 0
and SIS 90 sizes forplantations, ships, boat
Hotels DC.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-04
TRAMSPOnIAIlOMa.

TRANSFORMATION
MERCHANDiZES -
PRODUCE ANDLIyE STOCK
CARRIED WITH DESpATt
~ AT THE LOWEST RATES
EEUCH LEWIS. Gen. Sup,
EE Er AIteona, Pa.
W. H. HOLMES Gen. Pass Agt..
q .,rs f,.,.ss indianapolis, Indiana
jan3l '62 -ly. -s,-
SANDUSkY, DAYTON & CINCINNATI
~ - II - IL % - 1D
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-04

Tho Continental Monthly.
This new aspirant for popular favor, com
mences its second volume with the July
number, which is now before us. 1t has
thus far met with favorable reception,
and is working way fast to the front rank
of American Journals. Published at
Boston, by st1 EE Ha&
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-04

CAUTION -! TO prevent the public
from being imposed upon by spurious and
highly pernicions limitations, new liable has
been prepared, bearing fac smile of the pro-
prietors signature. Examine each bottle or
flask carefully before purchasing, and take
Dothng but "COSTAR'S.''
EE" Sold AUeruavhere-by
ALL WHOLESALE DRUGGlsrs IN the large
Cities.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-04
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati B. R.
The stockholders of the Cleveland. G.

Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati B. r.
The stockholders of the Cleveland, Co.
lumbus & Cincinnati Railroad have de-
clared a cash dividend of five per cent.
out of the net earnings Of the six months
ending May Both, and a stock dividend
Of FIVE per cent. ont Of the accumulated
surplus, both payable on, and after, the
LIST day Of August next. This indicates
the value Of the stock Of this importan
road, in Ohio, and shows that under it.
present management, its business ir in
crcasinG.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-04

Y F R N | \
These preparations (unlike all others) are
Free from Poisons."
mot dangerous to The Human Family
"Rats do not die on the pre.-ises."
"They come ont of their holes to die
'They are the only infaIIible remedies
known"
"I2 years and more established in New York
City,"
Used by The City Post Office.
U sed by the City Plisou aud Station Hods
Used by The city Steamers, Ships, DC.
Used by the City Hospitals, Aims -houes
&c.
Used by The City Hotels ''Astor, st.
Nicholas &c.
Used by The Boarding Houses, &C.
Used by More than $4,000 private fami
BSee one or two specimens of what is eve
where said by The --Editors-Dealers
&c.
HOUSEKEE7ERS- with vermin
need be so no longer, if tn y use C0STAR'S
Exterminators. We have used to our satis-
faction, and if box cost S. we would hav-
it. We have tried poisons, but they effected
moth ing; but COSTAR'S article knocks the
breath out of rats, mice, reaches and bed
bugs, quicker than we can write it 1t is in
great demand all over the country.
Medina, O., Gazette.
MORE GRAIN is destroyed annually III
Grant ouhty, by vcrmin, than would pay for
tons Of this rat aud insect killer.
Lancaster, Wis Herald
HENRY R. COSTAR--We are selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have
been used rats, mice, rNac hes and vermin dis
appear RAPIDLY.
ECKER T. SroUFFER. Druggists,
Windsor, Md.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-04

BSee one or two specimens of what is ev'
where said by The peoplc--Editors-Dea
&c.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-11-15
TPCBLIC ACT-No. 134.1


Bc Il enoc,ed In ,br Sr.o,. and Ham. of R.pr.
.eu,,,;r., f ,ho yI:,,J Co... NJ I...; =. 'r.Sn..
ossrmbied That from and sfteI The ira, iav of A.
gust, ammo Domini eighteen hundred and sixtv two
in lieu of the duties heretofore imposed nv law on
the articles hcreinnGter mentoncd there shoi n. Law
led. collected. and mid. on tho uoods. wares. and
merchandise. herein enumerated And provided for
imported from foreign countries tho ftllovinv du.
ties and rates of duty. that is IN saw.
On sirup of suoar' or nj sucar cane ar concon.
trated moiasses. or concentrated meado. tw. cont,
per poundt
On ali SUGAR mt .bov. numbor txc,v. Dr,cA
standard in color. two and onc. h.,fccn,. me-,
pound: ~
On all sugar above numbs& twelve. and mot .bov,
number fifteen. Dutch standard In color. three cant,
per pound
md 49,. ADo.c nu'nocI nI'cvn, not .'o' e.'oo
color. three md ono'hs,f csm,. no. r"u,d ~
On all refined sugar In form of loaf hmm. cr,sbsd
powdered. pulyerixsd. mr. cr.nn. tcd and III .tovs
dried or other sugar shoSa nnmhss s-srtv n~.ch
Thai Tho A.. nSs.I. NJ ,,L;S To- pv.nu' Io..ueu:
sugars are to he regulated sh.lI s ssI..S IA
shed TO the collectors of sucb norts of entrv a.
DO necessary. by the secretsrv Of The fr.s.ury
from time to time and in snch man ner a. la m ~
deem cxpedicnt;
On Sucarcandv. not co,or.d. n, amt. mar MANN,
on all other confectionery. made Wholly or n mar,
Of sugar, and on sugars Alter b.;n~ .aarei. vhsn
tnctars, colored or in snv vsv sdultsrs.sd "a"
On molasscs. six cents n.r ,.,,on p,ox;a.a Tia.
inss.. - =. s"Sal .. sugar cane, concentrated mo-
name Of moasscs or snv other nsms Than s;run ' ~
sugar, or Of sugar cane. concentrsted mosssss. a,
concentrated mei.do .h,,i ~ I;sho - c.rs.;srs ~
the United S,atss md ~. an. shsn ~ @o.s.;,sS
On cigars Of al kinds. valued A. avs ioiisrs =,
less per thousand c"n,: =, ~
ued at over five d.lI.r' .rd .o. ox. r. M
thousand, sixty.ceuts DER Mound vsued Al ovsr In
and not over twenty dollars nsr thoussnd si.ht,
cents per pound; valued At over twenty dolisrs M
thousand, one dollar per pound snS in sdd;tI.r
thereto on ali cigars yaued At o,.r rI ~,
thousand ten Der centum sd vslorsm Providsd '
shall b subsect to tie ssms dus;s. ;uno.pS .:
cigars;
On tobacco IN lesf uopsnp pSSau and NJ.
stemmed twenty five eents mar nonnd.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-11-15

sfcr tho day and year sforsead, Ia addition to tue
dutios heretofore imposed by law on tho articles
hereinafter mentioned, and on such ~ may now DO
exempt from duty, there shall DO levied, collected,
| and paid, ON tho goods wares, and msrchsud'sc
enumerated and provided for iu this section, Inn
ported from foreign countries, suty Of ten per cen.
| tum ID valorem, that 10 to say; r.t
Antimony, crude;
Assafcelida;
Beeswax; I..
Backing Of oil descriptions;
Building stone Of al descriptions, not otherwise
provided for; 'N
Cilon,si;
Catsup; ,t
Civet, oil Of;
Cobalt ores;
Extract Of indigo, extract Of msdder; extract
| and dococtions Of logwood, and other dyewoods;
Flints, aud hint ground; -r
Flocks, waste or sh0ddy;
Furs, dressed, when not on tho skin;
0ayancinc;
Ginger, preserved, or picked; T
Green turtle;
Gutta.p ercha, uumanufActurcd; df
lsinglsss Or fish glue; =.
Japsnnsd ware Of oil kinds, not otherwise pro.
vidcd for; ia
Lastings, mohair cloth, silk, twist or other man.
uacturo Of cloth woven or made In patterns Of such
sse shape and form, or cut in such manner ~ to be
d for Shoes slippers, boots, boetees CATERS, and
buttons, exclusively, mot combined with India.
rubber;
Mats IT eocoa-nut;
Mating, china, and other door mating, and mats
made Of days, jute, or grass; a"
Manufactures Of gutta- percha; at.
Milk Of India-rubber; medicinal preparations not
otherwise provided for; 81 g -i
Music, printed with lines, bound or unbound;
Musical instruments Of all kinds, and strings for
musical Instruments Of whipgut Or catgut aud oil
other strings Of the same material;
Nickel; WI
0dsr Or willow, prepared for basket makers' use
Philosophical apparatus aud instruments;
Plaster Of Paris, wheu ground;
Quillsj ....-.
6uychnine; . F''
Slaves for pipes, hosshesdi, OF hsressksj ri,
Teeth, manufactured; q.
Thread laes and insertipgs;
Woollen llstiegs. ~
Sec. I. And b il fsrthss spaeted That, u I'd
diten 70 The duties hssstsfors imposed BY ls on ~
articles hsssinsitss nintiopsd and provided for 10
this section. there shall b lsvsd. sollsotsd. and
paid. o. he eeedA wares, end nsschapdise AsssiD
eeuDssstsd. Imported from tossigu eountsiss. the
sllcssaS datina ed saiea e AQas VI y s. 81
VI ceooetase aed eeeos prsresvds one ssas pr
paNnJ:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-11-15

say:
On copper rods, bolts, nails. spikes, copper bot
TOMS copper in sheets plates, called brasiers cop.
per, and 0thor shoots aud manufactures Of copper,
not otherwise provided for, five per centum I'd va
l0rem;
On sine, spslter, and teutsneguo unmanufactured.
in blocks or pigs, twenty I've cents per ono hundred
pounds;
On sine, spsltsr, and tsutenogue, in sheets, one
half Of one cent per pound;
On lead, in pipes aud shot, three fourths Of one
cent per pound;
On brass, in bars or pigs, and old brass, At only
to BIO reinanufactured, ave per centuin I'D valoreu
Sec. 5. And be II further enacted, That from sud
ties heretofore imposed by Law the articles herein
after mentioned, aud on such may now be exempt
from duty, there shall b levied collected and paid
on the goods, wares, and merchandise enumerated
and provided for in this section. imported from
foreign countries, the following duties and rates Of
duty, that 10 to say:
Acid, boracie, Ave cents per pound citric, tan
cents per pound; oxalic, four cents per pound; sui
phuric, one cent per pounds tartaric, twenty cents
per pound; gallo, Afty cents per pound; tannic,
twenty I've ceutu per pounds
Alum, patent alum, alum substitute, sulphate Of
slumiu:. and luminous cake, sixty cents per one
hundred pounds
Argols, or crude tartar. six cents per pound cream
tartar, ten cents per pounds
Asphaltuu,, three cents per poundj
BaIsam copaiva, twenty ccnts per pound Pcru-
Wan, fifty cents per pound tolu, thirty cents per
pound;
Blanc IKE, ensmellsd white, satin white or Auy
combination Of barytss and acid, two cents and .
half per pound;
Barytss aud salphsts Of barytcs, I've mills PER
pound;
Burning Auid, Afty cents per gallon
Bitter apples, colocy OF oooquiutida, ten cents
per poundj
Bossx, crude, Of tincal, I've cents per pound; 70.
hned ten cents per pound;
Borate Of lime, ave eeuts per poundj
Buehu leaves, ten cents per pound;
Csmphor, crude, thirty cents per pound reansd,
forty cents per pound;
Cantharides Hfty cents per pound,
Cloves, fifteen cents per pound; eassia, fifteen
cents per pound; csssis buds, twenty cents per
pound; cinnamon, twenty I've ccnts per pound;
Cayenne pepper, twelve cents per pound ground,
hftccn cents per pound; black pepper, twelve cents
per pound; ground, aflssn cents psr pound; whits
pepper, twelve cents per pound; ground, fifteen
cents per pound; ,,s sa'
Cocculus Indicus, Ten cents Per pound; "a
Cuttle-1sh bone, eve cents per pound;
Cubebs, tso oente per pound;
Dragons blood, ton cents pes pound;
Emery, ore Or rock, six dollsss per ton; msuu.
fseeured, ground, puvssissd, one osse pse pound
Ersos' swesty csats Pr pounds
spsc1 ssIts, oss eeOt pes pounds gleubss sslts,
49, 30 ~
per pound;
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-11-15

similar articles, OF NhAtrvef mAter1eI eouPoseut
Carrisgss, and parts o. carrtAgss;
Cochs and pArts VI clocks;
Ciothns rssdy Rsds aid wearisg spsar:s Of wnaesvs
deecrDtLn Of whatever material csNpGned, except WOOL
sds IN on wholly o. In part BY The tailor
ssamstr. =, or manufacturer;
and hsrnsss hardware silver plated hssss plated or Gov
srsd conon timed bursishsd, W sPassed not Other
wise provided Tor;
Compssiios 4 siass " paste. whom set;.
Compossn tops table,: other articles Of arntssr:
or N asssss .,ot ctbsrwis. provided sr;
Cotton oords einps, ssd Sallooas;
Cotton iats cotiuu insertinEs cotton trimming Iaee
end cotton brsids. ooaossd or useolorsd;
S cs;'ss ;P' y q si,.s.; sf-' IS
:::: I: :s: !. sss:: :: ''''''' ''''
Tans ssa Of every description Of ~hs'svsr
i Sss.. soa sses: Tor .ss.. pas.sos and haa
yurnisuss, eabass and household; ..n.- 81.
vuu, dresesd, n
~ boSis. q cotton o. wo. o. Of which 700. h the
eenponset uetsral Of chief ve.s' ,.s...ur.. =,
HAIR eIesh. hair ssesne. go gu ossF aasss'e'or' Of
hslf. net othegWse provided Tor;
Ink, psiutsrs' iuk, and ink powder; i.
JepAsnsd, patent Or snsae''sa ss''s'' '~''' :" :"
jss ssa manufactures q ". AMI limitations thereof;
ssss 1:s:s. ss.sss s.. and a. similar
'sn.essiss Of bone. shell, hors. vosy vegetable
tvusy; I'D. ..,,o,.,.
uaSesiai, M oeistwiss provided fur
81 ~ bark Of the cork tree. except cdr
Nsnu1acturss astcles vessels and Wares nos osesrws
prcyded br, 81 Gold silver copper o!rs IT. Nes 49,
nsvtee tn or other nseal q Of whce eeseet 81 49,
nsss q asy other METAL seal b. @asss'
Hass 10. otherwise provided Dr. eepsssa q
nissd naasrisi, IN part Of cossos ssk ~ees OF
SssS.csr.s q cotton, p.s, st. vorse. Y -.
brcire1 or tanboussd. 10 the som q oehssw!se ~ ~
chqssy O. With ~ sssdls q eeesr proose ses
Sssshesusss q cedar wood, graaaAls, ssoas. uahs-
snnv FuooWo0d. and easta wond; ~
"a arlss Of leather, q q weteh !easese
shail r. eonpossne part not oehsrvsse psGsssc ~:
NsnvlSetnres articles. and wares q psptee @eses;
cf roats hair uohnir OF o. when gcaas
har o. ohar sAai b. ecnrossus stsss'' ~ esssF'
W: ssSss y v.oa, OF Il vs.s wood CON
pcnsut psrt, mt oshsswiss provided ts; sl
S osSoss wy ~. .,d cher Are. .,ns -
Nesdss sswpg darling, knittins' an ~ %ese sssenp
Oiiclosh os every descsisee II whassvss material ee
poosd, not othsrwss peeviasd ~ ISL
PaSss beses, nd ~ other hney eesss, ..Y rf
SssssSs s,a pspss ~ sssssss - sss.sssrs;
psoSr SitisnssiSS. lsoy, 1sawlnG. sepeo~es -
Se31 lettss. ed ~ ess perass - eehsevse psesss
s.s ~: Y =. - 81. 8 -: ], ,,.., 4.4
Srsssrel vsSsSSss. usssA -. ysHl>sy. ~ gaoe'
M - < y, la31lsj!sl
tufeAs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-11-15

and csrpsling printed on the warp q otherwise thre:
chain venstisn carpets and capsns.. three esnts PEI
square yard % hemp OF nte e:rpssn9. we sss~ ps'
s osA: lsd Of o. s.s oss!
rial Except druggs.s bocknss felt carpets and
nEs. not otherwise provided Or I've per estum id ~
socks bsdsdss aud other ptns q carpets snd
ns shall .y Ii: rate q dssy hsss: pSsa e
s 2. :nd sSc Der esn.u al sfem
on wcollen cloths woosn shsw, and ell nansAesure.
@ WOOL u ned: x sss q !. e. rs.i
pound. as ID addition tAsssso Avs pr esnsam % "a
o sooa. Of iIsS description. ws.a valued q ess
dollar psr square yard Of weighing M than twelve oaseee
per square yard duty u III csess PEI rsss aaS 10 Cd
dS" ."ss:: q @ T. al .s W
prIntlls machines, ave per esntsm I'd valorsn;
On daunss Of I'll descriptions. Avs pr esasan I'D VA
On hats d wool. ten pr csutum "a valoven;
On woulsn and worstsd yarn. Of ell descriptions evspss
e'c.s se Is ss:sy na ..a wearing :pp, q
description composed wholly 10 part wool. made %
o. masacinred wholly VI IL part b the taller sssass
sS.ssso. svs Dor ssnsus I'd vsorem Provided That %.
oral akirts or goods Of like description used r k:
+ Ike sane dus: that ss l:visi upon ready cloth.
81 blanket. of all tuds. mad. wholly or 10 part Of WOOL
Is ali cssinss cssSmes. d.lslnss. muslin dslaisc.
haTegs dslainss composed wholly Of 4. part IT wo!sscd
S.scUn lot .scssdas 10 value srty esos pr ssasrs
yard. two cents per square yard
u 2: ss;s .: = S
material NOT Otherwise provided r Avs per csassm q W
loreM; -
o. ocioth for aoors. stampsd printed. a ell d
scriptious ovs PEI csntum I'd valossm
ID COLI door mating and saspssiax Ave PR esstaA =
Is. TO- And b. Il further susctsd Inst iron ~ iher
tho day and year aforesaid II adaies q hs dseaes hess
torr imposed BY Law the articles hers.ees .:esossd
lsced. aud paid. the soAs. w.rss asd 1sechanass
biloving dutss and ratSs Of duty, that to tosay'
First On Ill manufactures Of cotton. beaehsd @ ~:
bleschsd and not coored stained painted q pFasea ed
DOT exceeding one husdrs thrsaAs 10 the square inc
counting the warp and 0ns asd sxpse1ng v I'VE
SQUARE yard urth o. oDe cent per
yard; consr lighter goods Of ks description noe e
one hundred and Forty thrsas % the s1vsse inea
the warp and hlling, 900 bali ceos pr eqease
md On ods VI like dsscrpsloe sxessdng 80 eendIea
a. rty threads, an pot excssdns two nAodree
b The squsrs inch. ooentag ~ warp 40 one esst
per square yard; eli Goods embraced % re
sehsdulss (except jeaus. dsniues drtlhe4 eeaueesn
etsghsms paid. eottosedss paatseee sesoe ~ 49,
II IKE dsscripioa, ut sBees61g I. val1s tee ee1 g ~
tssD cssts per square yesd pstDted paiataS, ccns
o. staiusd they shall b = Aave oeee eeaee0
goods Asd there shAlf b Isd, collected sse paA ~
u oos PER squase ysed e Tie esse O.
3Isf HdFdS sels1l I'll. 49, 5000.
shsaiss, aud uron cotton soeds u svy descriptive Ne
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-22
% EIGnr Iowa GRAND EuUsp.. -

1% EiGnr Iowa GRAND RoUSp-. We
are in receip. Q. :. lively, spapky little
paper, bearing tts above title, published
weekly At Sedalia, Pr,tis county, Mo-, by
Messrs. kirkpatrick. Vineyard L Red,nan
-Wm. McCullogh. editor. The .RouyDs'
is smpha.icalIy q regi,nental paper. Its
mission is set forth in a leader. as follows:
Tho object aimed at will ever be The
Union, the Constitution and enforcement
ofALL the laws This We shall endeavor
to impress upon the minds Of our readers
as the frs. great duty Of every citizen. the
disregard Of which, has brought desola
aion and the accompanying horrors Of War
upon our once peaceful aud prosperous
country.
We wish to assure our friends, many
OF whom WIRE driven by the enemy to
seek safety within eur lines, that we come
not here to wage war upon them or their
institutions, but to punish the reb.!lious
and bring them once more IL the acknow.
lsdsement Of the projecting powers Of The
Federal Government, that thus long. pro.
tsc,ed them in their lives aud property"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-22
COMMERCIAL.

SIOUX CITY REGISTER OFFICE,
Sioux CIR, Feb. u, 1SG2.
WHEAT-50c per bushei.
WHEAT FL0UR-sSola$2.25 per hundred
CORN MEALS soc per hundrsd.
CoRN-25c per bushsli
OATS-20c per busAsi.
PorAT0ES-20c psrbushsl.
BEANS-65c per bsshsl.
HAM-9sloe. per Id.
DAC0N-9alOc psrib.
LARD-loAl2c per ID.
BUrrER-l0al6e psrib.
EGGS-Ia, per dossa.
DRIED APpLES-1Os per Id.
DRIED PEACuEs-loc per ID.
sCaAR--lis2oc perth.
COFfEE-2s.3oc per ID.
rEA-7scaSt 50 rsrlb.
MoLAssE5-7sca$l oopergalloa,
BEEF-3alOe peria.
P0NK-3: per b.
ONlOV3-5)c. per bushsi,
wHISKEY-lOaG0c.
LUMBER-Cottonwocd-
PtNE-s6a per Thousand Il.
SHIN6LES-PiNe 81: Cottonwood - per thous.
LATH-$4 mar thous
STAR CANDLES Soc per ID.
TsLt.0w CANDLEs-ls: per ID.
PALM SOAP-lss per ID.
OLE1NE SOAP-l?c pcrlb.
CHEMICAL SOAP--i5cper ID.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-22

Ia MurToN Vs. DoGs.-We are glad to
see that sheep raising is probably to he
stimulated by the taxing OF all dogs within
HAwkeyedom. There is TO good reason
way property in dogs should be exempted
from taxation, aad there are manifold rea.
sons why the low ours who f.,,,en on NUT.
ton and stolen meats from the larders Of
nnodending citizens. should yield Their w
profitable lives to stock growing necessi
~. We are down on "dor:s"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-22
NEWS ITEMS,

Liest. Fraak T.. B-ownell, Who killed
tho murderer of Ellsworth, is IN command
Of recruiting station in Osweeo, N. Y.
The new rebel Congress. which was to
meet on the 10Th inst, is composed almost
entirely Of men who have formerly been
members Of Congress Of The United States.
The New York Tribune thinks that the
Hutchinson family should be allowed to
20 to the Potomac armies 70 sing abolition
songs. We are twice rs clever. We think
they ought not only 10 20 to sing, but to
60 to Sing Sing - Louisville Journal.
Drafting commenced in Connecticut las,
Monday week 10 I'll the States quota Of
troops. In Hartford there WAS to 10 drawn
$40 out Of 1905.
He who will pass b. suffering white
man 10 steal niger from his master. is
not too good to steal from our government.
Mark such men, for they need watching
A late German writer says that the PEG.
pie Of the United States can GLOW no more
steamboats,, aud chew more tobacco, than
any other five nations in the xold. <!
capsis Charles! Irr-t. of the 18th
Regiment Of Iowa Volunteers, died ,e>
Gently at St Louis. He was resident Of
DEBORAH, Wiuneshiet county. lie vas BY
profession . lawyer, and had been connect
ed with the editorial fraternity.
The Muscatire Journal says Judge
Greenwood, of Fremont county, killed his
son few days since by the accidental dis.
charge Of gun in his hands. The son
WAS . years Of age.
Judge Classe.t has purchased the Office
{ the keokuk Journal aud is abou. to
engage in . newspaper enterprise. We
congratulate the citizens Of Keokuk upon
the prospect Of their Don obtaining a
strictly loyal newspaper.
Each Of the federal sunl oats on the
hississippi-to prevent boarding-have
.ber Of large hose pipes for throwing
hosSaer froa the boiler with force Of
two Hundred pounds pressure % the 50 uare
inch. Any human being who encounters
this terrible stream Of hot water viii be
boIet in On instant.
The New York Herald says that Mr..
Ges'sy> who nfsdc~Qs on to Richmond
speech last week in. Congress, ana eho
wss SO severe on Gen. Mcclellan. start. 4
for Richmond the day Of the battle Of Bull
Run, and came pack so rapidly to Wash.
ington on foot tina, he beat his own car.
riage City. Ave minutes.
Hon Henry NJ. Billings, democratic
candidate fer Lieut.. Gov. in Wisconsin was
last week thrown from sleigh and so iu-
jurej tina. be soon after died.
Some of the citizens of Chicago pre-.
scented Mrs Gen Lane with fine carriage,
which VA. completed dem ,lished last
Thursday by an acc;ien on the Hannibal
4 St. Joseph r. r.
Daring the month Of December, 1861,
four thousand five hundred cmisrants
reached Liverpool on their return to their
homes. iLey were principally natives Of
Ireland
It appears that the Captain Jones take.
prisoner ut Fort Henry is {. Il y Jones
Of this city, son If Ger. 1c4e, no. IN Fort
L,txv.rr We ao1bt whether even Cap
tain J..e, !anil, anew whether he was
in the Rebel Army. a"d they are probably
as much surprised to hear Of bis capture
~ il anything else unforeseen and uneN.
pee,ed had befAllen him Dubuque Herald.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-22
I6- The latest official reports state

I0r The latest official reports state tina,
the number Of acre. Of laud asse SEED in
lewa for the year lsUi was 27,787, 2S,,
valued At little over 81 per acre. Total
valuation Of lands Sll9,OS9, 294 value of
town property, s24,s4S,422: personal pro-
perry, $33, IL, 2S7; total valuation, $lI7,.
45l .003 The amount Of State tax to he
raised thereof j. S254,9OI.92.