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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
True, Every Word of II,

Ono Of the basest developments of mod.
ern times, is the conspiracy Of abolition.
ism to rob Gen. Mcclellan Of his good
name and fame. The persistence Of this
conspiracy is astonishing, and it can only
be accounted for on the score Of malicious
v'ndictivsness arising from bis refusal to
become the instrument Of aboli,ionizinp
the war and destroying the Union. The
last tack Of the crusade against him ia
that the conduct Of the war has been taken
from him by the President. and that the
latter is exercising it himself, and tina,
hence the vigorous operations. The allie.
CATION is as false ~ abolitionism is false
TO every generous and honest and protri
otto impulse. The President is one of tho
last civilians in the country who would
esteem himself competent to conduct mil
isary movements. His good sense has
been conspicuous in this respect. And
Secretary Stanton is like the President
The truth is that the present vigorous
operations are part and parcel Of Gen.
McClellan's great programme, long ago
devised aud steadily pursued All this
the country will see by and by, if i, has
not already seen it. And the country will
see, by and by. that abolitionism Is the
yilest cxcrescence that ever needed to be
severed from the body polite. Chicago
Times
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
The Permit system.

1t is about time that the Custom House
permit system was abolished. The rebels
have been driven so far away and the
avenues Of communication are so COM
pletely controlled by the Government, at
the entrances to the seeded States, that
the necessity which led to its adoption no
longer exists Abused though it frequent
ly has been, the merchants have borne it
patiently, notwithstanding the annoyance
it has caused; aud it is proper tina, they
should be relieved, now that the continn-
ance Of the embargo can serve no good
purpose. 1t may be we'll for some time to
come, to require boats to take clearance..
Such a regulation as this could be easily
compiled with. Cincinnati Gazette
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
SIOUX CITY, IOWA:
SATURDAY, :::::=:s::::==mMARcH 8. 1862.
NO MORE POLITICAL ARRESTS.

EDWIN N. STANTON. the Secretary Of
War, has issued an order directing the
immediate discharge Of all political pris.
oners now held in military custody, upon
their simple parole, aud announcing tina,
no more extraordinary arrests will here.
after be made except BY the military au-
thorities.
This radical change in the policy Of the
administration is due 70 the admission in-
to the cabinet Of rational and enlight
eued patriot in place Of Cameron.
Hereafter the Constitution is alive in
the north. ueucefor,h men and presses
are free, until lawfully tried and con-
demne
Secretary STANTON does tot pretend to
justify, but indirectly excuses, the petty
dsspotism inaagsntsd by Seward aud
Blair. Neither the people Of the country,
nor the unodending men who have been
dragged to prison at midnigh. upon the
authority Of selegraph.c despatch, can
b expected to adopt these or furnish
other apologies for the wanton violations
Of law Of which these members Of the
Cabinet have been guilty.
Since his induction to office Edwin NJ.
Stanton has done m ,re to fra,eruize north.
ern feeling, and infuse energy into the
operations Of the Government, than oil
other members Of the Cabinet combined
Every act has been manly, energetic, pa.
triotic and honest. His record, up to this
time, is As brilliant - short His works
praise him, and the people Justly applaud
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

The DEATH OF Gov PENNINGTON CAUSED
BY Poison. -Ex Gov VIM Pennington of
New Jersey, who was taken i'll on Tuesday
last with complaint resembling typhoid
fever, and from which it was thought he
could not recover, died on Saturday morn
ing, in consequence of morphine having
been administered by mistake for quinine
A prescription calling for quin!ne was sen.
to drug store in Broad street, Newark,
where morphine was rn. up by mistake,
and, through carelessness, incorrectly Ia.
be'ed. One of these papers, containing
eight grains Of the poison, was admins
tered to Mr.. Pennington. upon whom the
effect soon became visible, aud ia few
moments no expired.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
Origin l Notice.

~ MARGERi ROBERTS. FRANK ROBERTS
ana FRED ROBERTS, heics of Thomas Rot.rss
deceased, and JOSEPH EiRE:
70" a!e hereby notified that there is row ON fl.
IN ms ONCE ct the Clerk @; The Ds.ric; Court OF
T'!mo"th county. State of Iowa, a petition of Cha,
" Orr nklne the foreclosure OF y Dee of Trust or
ecu ed ny Thomas Roberts, now deceased, and Mar
gerry Roberts on the 10Th day of June 1858 ON tn 4.
noun east quarter of section ~. in township 90
north OF range II west in Plymouth county, Iowa
'os"'"fe 10 the petitioner the Payment {: prGmis-
SD mo-" Si'"A bS said Thos Roberts to said Orr on
me ISM da. fJune 1873. Tor two hundred .cb y
"osafs due ono year after dat, iii iterrs at
cent per ahnum alter maturity =, and asking that
s"'a premises lie sold 10 pay the sum % two hupJr
ana nIty -tw" dollars how due said note with i'm
''r'st al ten per cent. Per annum until pa d. and
G. SIS OF suit. Now unles, you appear All sn.x.r
sam Petition Oh or before noon Of tue second dav of
IN" next term OF the District Coart # Plymouth
county to De h'&nn and holden at Mclbourn. in
AKA los s"'d county on tho second day OF April lse2
"''an't Will be catered against yoa and ,ic IRE,
ten. CHARLES q nEp ~ ;.''s'
Hudson JOY, Atty s. .or Petitioner n ay.tw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
Our Brave Western Boys.

Our Illinois regiments must be wary, or
the Iowa reg iments will bear off the hon t.
ors of the campaign. At Wilson's Greek,
u"der the gala.,t Lyon. the Iowa FRS, did
prodiges Of valor. AT Arlmont, the Iowa
Second did the main part Of the work tina.
redeemed the disasters Of the day. Aud
at Fort Doneison, that same regiment,
coming to the aid Of Illinois, was the first
over the Entertainments, and bavone, in
hand, in the thickes, Of the fray And
wherever else Iowa has fought. she has
shown that her brave sons are doing all
that gallant soldiers and feryid patriots
can do. Thus far she has a record tha,
any State might envy.-Chicago Tribune
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
Eight Great BlunAsrs.

We give below an article from the col.
umn' Of the Religious Herald, Bap.is.
paper, Of Richmond, Virgins. 1t shows
20 much more coolness Of Judgment and
candor OF mind than We are IN the habit
Of fading in Southern papers, that We
deem it worthy Of special notice. II says
the South has made at least eight great
blundsrs, and enumerates them o. follows:
l. In firing upon Fort Sumter.
2. In believing there would be divided
North and AZ apa,hetic Federal Govern.
ment.
3. 10 believing tina, they would have the
hearty sympathies of Europe.
4. In believing that the bonds of their
Confederacy would readily be taken in
Europe.
s. In believing that the military power
Of the North would be directed in cru
sade against slavery rather than employed
for the overthrow Of treason, and the es
adjustment Of the Union and the Consti
tuition.
6. In believing that Northern courage
and physique we're no match for Southern !;
or that, in battle, one Sou.hner equalled
Eve Yankees.
Z. In believing that the flag Of the Cot.
ton Oligarchy would wave above the Cap.
toll at Washington, and the roll Of slaves
be called on Banker Hill
3. In believing that the fancied omni.
potence Of Cotton would dominate the
commerce Of the world
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

1t appears after all that the Southern
Commissioners have been denied any
space in the Great London Exhibition
The authorities say that the Southern
States are supposed to be under the Gov.
eminent at Washington that no goods
can be received without the sanction OF
the United States Commission that it
would be ungracious to refer the South-
erners to the Northern Commission and,
hnally, that AS Earl Granville is mem.
Der of the British Government, As well as
Commissioner, if he received any boly
from the South it might be construed into
some implied recognition Of the rebels
So "the Southern application will not be
entertained
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
Old Abe's Last,

An old friend from Springfield, lately
called to see the President. After the
usual greetings, &C., "Lincoln (said he
when you turned out Cameron why didn't
you turn out all the rest of your Cabinet ?"
That (said the Presidency makes me
think Of something that took place near
home, in Illinois. An old farmer bad been
pes'ered with colony Of skunks, that
deprecated nightly on his poultry. He
determined to be rid of them, and finally
succeeded in getting them all into one
hole. where be could kill them at his pleas
ure. He drew one forth by the TAIL and
executed him, but (saiu he in telling the
story. this caused such an internal stencil
that was glad TO let the rest rum
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

The casualties in the regiments most
actively engaged in the taking Of Fort
Donelscn are given in the annexed list:
Forty ninth llinois-Killed and wound
ed. 40.
Taylor's Ba.tery-One killed aud four
wounded.
llth lliinois-Kilcd II wounded $50.
18th llinois-Killed As 60 wounded.
18th Illinois Skilled 4; wounded 20.
18th Iowa-Killed 3; wounded "a.
5Sth Ohio-Wounded 3.
l4th Iowa-Kiled 6; wounded so.
"a Iowa-kiIled as wounded l60.
9th llilnois-Killed s.; wounded 16O
4lst lllinois-Killed II; wounded 1870
10Th Illinois Killed 81 wounded ll3.
Soth lilinois-killed 10 wounded II.
9TH lilinOis-killed Sc; wounded 1856
Slst lllinois-ki'led 40; wounded goo.
l2ih lllinois-killed 81 wounded lO9.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

The Worlds Horse Fair will be held in
Chicago, commencing on the ID OF Sep
tcmber, and continuing two weeks. The
sa'r IS open to competition from al!
nations, and it is intended to make it the
largest collection Of horses ever exhibited
i" America So 900 in premiums will be
given. There will be $1,000 premium
for the hes, trotter, and probably the same
for the best four mile running horse a
$500 premium for the best lady rider, with
equestrian exhibitions every day also a
series of elk races. Stock, farm and road
horses will receive over one third Of the
premiums, which are the largest ever given.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

Mrsr F'cHr--The people can arrreci,
ate Secretary Stanton's devotion TO the
var from the fact that, to dispatch certain
business, he has within two weeks stayed
three days and three nights in bis office.
having his food brought to him in basket,
and using a sofa to recline on in the inter.
val Of clerical preparation Of papers At
the last reception at his house, in CONVEX.
sation with three Brigadier Generals. he
publicly said "You must fight. II we
are defeated 1t cannot be helped. If VIC
torions, SO much the better. But you mus,
fight"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
devils fits; shot two that know Of. We

devils fits; shot two that know of. We
have taken about $4,000 prisoners, and
any amount of ammunition. They say
what made them surrender was this-our
making that charge. They say they never
saw men brave enough to be d-n fools,
but say the Iowa Second is"
The Second Iowa, BY their brilliant ex.
PLOTS upon the hattie fields in Missouri
and Tennessee, have acquired an imper
ishable renown. Their demeanor is tha,
Of old veterans, and their galIantry and
daring are unequalled BY any other regi
ment during the war
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

The following scene took place on board
the gunboat Essex when the rebel fla, on
Fort Henry was lowered in token Of sur.
rsnder:-
The last ball took effect in the Essex
about fifteen minutes before the rebel flag
came down, and consequently she failed
to be in at the death One of the scalded
men, being told BY the physician. a. they
we're drifting down, that he could not live /,
asked how the fight went. They have
surrendered, was the reply GLORY to
God = said he, in feeble voice, and n,
the same time trying to wave his hand
GLORY TO God I" he repeated, II can die
now, and don't care! |" In few nome nts
he vas dead.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
[ original NOtiCc.-State of Iowa,

~ ''"H'"f) county, SIS
10 Marshall ,. Moore, Fannie v 7. Moore. VIM
Trip J"s"ph n. Field, .1Iatthies ,icnrec.
Snm",! M"aatt, George =. Thompson CYRUS
strong IT, T Mcrsll, Washington A. Young
A.t l.. Meyer, Tootle Il jackson Levi, Dan,
Eser an! 'rIspiG oelcahy.
A"n. and each Of you are hereby notified that on
or h%1rre the 2hib dav OF March. A. D. lS6. th.r.
VIII pt on ME IN the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
t'ict court OF N"odtury County, State OF low,
W, pc'i;i'n 81 Officer y Pussy, Trus,,.I claiming
g! "HIsh"h Moore the sum uf Six hundred and
siAH hour ana 81 900 dollars lsG66 81 on his two
pt"m'seory notes dated February IA h. 1857: also
tEe "rerlosurc OF his deed Of trust of same d,,.
given upon lots and in block opc-lot l. block ls
lots and 8, block 2n-lut !, buck 2g-Iot l LInrL
20. t. block io-lots and 10, block E,-Int
b@k Tot l, block .5-lot :. block 7s-h,t.t s
block SO lot /. block A. Sioux CITY, T. Addition
A'so los and 2, block IS, in SIOUX CITY No per
s"h. 'inanh rs made against any of tho above de-
fehtrhis except VI. +. Mc.Te
N""' unless You appear and answer thereto On or
p''"'r noon "f the second day of the next Anil
term a. D. Is = Ct the District Court of Woo.,hur,
county Iowa, Judgment by default will be render.
ed against You thereon
h"-e-4w PAT. ROBB AIRY. for Pitt,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

How's YoUR AsrERIcK ?-The econ
gressional Directory at the head Of the
alphabetical list of Senators and Repre-.
sentatives, SAYS in q bracket The as.
terisk ~ denotes those whose wives &C.
company them This has given rise
to he new slang word in Washington SO.
Getty" How's your asterisk 2"-being the
common inquiry for Congressional lady 5
husband.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

1t is estimated that Iowa prod ucsd in
1861, twenty seven million bushels wheat
The Oskaloosa Times says that wo
man-Mrs. Nancy Smith-has been elect
ed Mayor Of ,ha. city,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

The butter divided among our boys on
the Potomac, does not appear to be Of the
best quality. and the different grades are
now arranged according to the following
scale Strong, bad, rancid, vile, aboui.
natle, suffers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
IOWA..

In noticing the fact that this State has
1852 miles of railway projected, and COS
completed, the Chicago Tribune, INDUCES
in the following meri.ed complimentary
remarks: Iowa is one of the youngest
giants of the West, whose progress is al.
most of q mythical character. Settled al.
most within the recollection of the younp.
est Inhabitants, its fertile beautiful prairies,
its varied landscape Of hill and valley, and
its mineral wealth, have attracted a large
population, and the tide Of migration has
hardly yet begun. In 1910, the Territory
OF Iowa contained 43, LIE inhabitants, all
told. In 1850 it had become State, and
had q population Of l92. ia, or an increase
OF over 800 per cent, in a single decade.
Notwithstanding the extreme youth of the
State. and the exceedingly financial Dc,
pressed condition Of the entire country for
nearly ons-balf The period of its existence,
it has inaugurated . sys,em Of railway.
which /" ahead Of many Of the older
States, and bids fair to rival large major.
isy Of them. Iowa has moro miles Of rail.
way completed to day than Kentucky. \
The agricultural aud mineral wealth
OF the State are but just beginning to be
known and developed, and it is quite prob.
able that the next ten years will exhibit
even a greater increase of population and
resources then the past"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

The demonstration at St. Louis on the
22nd ult., was the most magnificent affair
OF the kind ever witnessed in the Vest
The procession was eight miles long. The
Hep"ol'ca" says Fifty Thousand people
participated in it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

A bill has passed both branches of the
Minnesota Legislature to prevent people
from seeded States, and that portion Of
Virginia which sustains secession, during
the rebellion from availing themselves Of
the Minnesota State Courts for the collec.
ton Of debts contracted by citizens Of
that State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
Original Notice.
To CONSTANT PROVOST. Def:

To CONSTANT PROVOST Def:
You are hereby notified that there Is now ON flo
IN the Once OF the Clerk Of the district Court OF
meu'h &C UNITY, State Of Iowa, petition Of II I'D
son Joy claiming of you Ninety three and 81 100
Do'iars, and SIX per cent. interest thereon until
paid as money due them from you on account for
ser'lces rendered gu by them attorneys and for
money expended for YOU Said uetition a.. TO-
wiz % alta :h'nent against your property in said
count! and the same has been issued
A"u unless You appear thereto and defend bcs,r,
mon VI 'he second day of the term Of said Dis,
nrt curt; t" be begun and holden in said county
On the 2id day OF April, 1862 dcault will l.. ent.
ca against yos and Judgment rendered thereon
March |, 1862 -2e.1w A'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
I'O BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS. Ann
ALI. v HON IL Nay I,nNcEnN.

Notice is hereb, given that on SATURDAY. The o., :,
day "i March next, will proceed 10 let 10 cuutrnr,
10 The lowest responsible bidder the building Of two
~, Iowa. One at the crossing of I'll. plyman,h ~,
Sioux City road, (at Van O'Lipda's1 One al m.
crossing of Sioux City and Cherokee road, IN, MOI,
gan Statford's w
Sale will be opened at the front door Of the Co,-.
H"r>eAin Melbourne, at "a o'clock NJ. of said day
Contractors will he required to enter into bonI
WIN approved security. Contracts to expire July
lst, 1852. 10y
The swamp Lands Of said county ut the apprn,s
ed ,aiu. thereof or the proceeds Of the same when
sold VIII constitute legal tender to contractor.
Choice at their discr elton
Plans and sEecifcat ions will be exhibited At my
residence until he day Of letting and on that day
nj the onrt Hous" afore.aid. by authority Of fhs
Board of Superviso,s.I
T.. STAFFORD
n"2S-!w Drainage Com. Plymouth Co. Low.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

On the 2lst ul'., bill was introduced
'nto the Iowa senate by Mr.. Woolson,
providing for tbs compt asation of County
Ireasurers for answering letters and pay
ing taxes Of non residents. The bill pro.
vides tba: the Treasurer shall answer let.
tiers, pay taxes and give information in
relation to taxes for 80 cents in postage
stamps. Tas bill was referred to the com.
mittee on Township and Co. organization.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
lriginal Notice - State Of Iowa.

" oodbury county, SIS.
rS'' iT,a"'y John CGrricr, VS.. James
iSi'r 10 the above named defendant.
ST "a are hereby notified that there i, now
q" HI" III ia" office Of the Clerk of the Dit Cur,
"a "p" ''i M","b"ry county. Iowa, the petition Of
o. w. &. 1rc,lway aud john Curr;nr rI,in,;
~" h" sum Of S9!.,2, and interest thereon from
''e s'' ""y of September. 1861. ~ mur.y in, ~
""e mem on matter Of account, purchased by
T. "''s Nil Ii Henry, aud u"lcss Won apne. r
thGr"to and defcndheiurc noon Of the second ds .
al gre neNt term OF the District Court To be holden
IN ana for ne county "a Woodbury. On the irst
h"A day o! April neNt. default will lie cntsr.d
AGAINST You, and judgment rendered thereon.
OGlLNlE T.. TRtDWAY
joan CURRlER
'iV'N NIty , cp. Elth, CIV plaintifs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

DEMOCRATIC STATE TIcxgr IN CoxN.-
The following is the Democratic tickle, in
Connecticut for State offers: For Cover.
nor James c. LOOMS, of Bridgeport; for
Lieutenant Governor, Charles F. Pond, Of
Hartford; Secretary OF State, N. B. Ste
vens, Of Norfolk; Comptroller, Horace
Taylor. Of Vernon Treasurer, TIL
kingsbury, Of Franklin.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

A STRONG EXPRESSION, But TO rns
PolNr.-Mr. Hacker, the President Of the
Constitutional Convention Of Illinois, in .
speech before that body recently, made
the following remark: Il have" said he.
"a' much sympathy for horse thief as
for secessioniss, and as much respect for
a secessionist as for an aboltionis,."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

The Rockford Ull) Register says the
mystery connected With the murder Of
Laura Harvey near Ottumws, two years
ago, is about to be revealed. A man is
now under arrest at O.aha who, the Reg.
'stee says, will turn out to be an accom-.
phce with Liant McComb in the murder of
this girl. The mans name is Lawrence.
The For. Dodge Republican takes up
the Chicago Tribune article with refer.
ence to the alleged swindes on uon.resi.
dent tax payers in the newly organized
counties, and calls Is a gross and ccntemp.
tible SANDER aimed at tho counties Of
North western Iowa. The Republican
states that some Illinois and Indiana
sharpers did undertake to do up come
s~indling in the manner indicated by the
Tribune, but citizens Of Iowa interfered.
and sent the fellows of in hurry.--Des
Moincs Register.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
LAND OFFICE, SIoUX CITY, IOWA,
February 10th, 1862.
Public Land Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that In Pursuance of in
IN structi"ns from the Commits sioner OF the Cen
eral Land Office. under authority vested in him Nv
the 9TH section Of the Act of Congress. approved II
OF August 1886 We shall! proceed to ofler at public
sale on the 3Ist day of March nett y.
TINS oihc. the following tracts OF land all In Town
ship Eighty -nre, north of Rangs Forty eight west,
to.Mit: -
NV fri i. Sc !, and sw !, of Section one. M
OF ~ a OF Section two: !. of MEL, SW \ II
\" a and SIC ). of Section twelve, all OF Section
I-to"r, and Lot three in sertion twenty-six,
t'so, Az me same time the following tracts In
Township Ninety north Of the same Rance ~, ;"
nv OF Section fifteen; Lot number tive OF Section
twenty-so'en, and all of Section thirty six
An persons having presumption rights 10 anv
portion oil the above described lands are advised -
make proof thereof and payment thereon hefvre ,hs
DAY above designated for the CONNIE ant of ca 4,
s-ie, other"'se their rights will b. forfeited
WN. II kIGELuw Rezi.t.,
h-'''1 JANIS +. frlt Rec or.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08
original NotfCe.-Sta,e Of Iowa

y woodbury. county, IS.
oS'Fir I. TrrdHsy and John Currier VS. Francis
J.. saith and Robert ". Smith To the nhor.
named defendants:
Ie",l"m"h-l"a arc hereby no. fled that ,b-r.
IS rev IN file in the office pt the Clerk of he nj.
Hi't court a ana Tor Tia, county Of Woodbury.
P"''ton OF Inc above named plaintiffs claiming Of
~" w sum Of Sss2n ana interest thereon from
The 18th ia, osJu'! 1861. Is money iusl, due them
on matter of an account by them chased of
Mriiam X. Henry, and that unless you ap,esr
az" oc.ehd on OF hefor" noon Of the second
day o the next reg u!ar term Of the District Conr.
IN ana Tor said county, T. be held IN the LIST Monday
OF April next, default will be entered ar,ins, va,
ana Judgment FeAdered thereon for the amount
cLsiHed. Q. c. TREDwAY
JOHN CURRIER
S''"N WY 'cpf"ary sist iSo-- Plaiutins
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-08

"lnsurrection A" of College Students.