davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-06

PIANOS.-Persons who wish to buy Piano Of the best
makers will be shown how they handsome in
the chase If they address PIANO. JOY Cor, Co. Pub
hsher's Agents, New York F. o.
1ly33g
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22

terfauS nd niht tei ieiner Mrmes, ioHs
rern IN @in@eter teiunten battr.
fam 9etace aur rcdteu 3eit an, UNI caS
8latt al ,penren. Gs selans ihm RAID.
rie setrtnaten Gcrps 81 cencentriren, eis
ne,, 1msitenAuariff ees 6,inbes auridau>
faloasn unp mad etliben Gapallertes Ats
tadsn tur9 einsn trdftiasn Sturmanerif
rem Deinp s%olednoia in bic GluAt 3u
ihlaetn. 43 @el6lpe. Yiele @eianstne,
8agent,ains, Mmtulaneen u. Yrrpilipass
trains in srcset 2atl, islsn in ecs Sie<
NsyS 9inee, matrsnc Ger Wsinr 'eltft
mcbrrre Grains S%trbrannte, nm tic nid,t
ron unS erteutet ;v iehen.
Der Mstelenaeusral Hamiur, ldtrer
Yerwuncet III @sfsnasner. Auf unlrrcr
Ssits fsl 0en. 8ipmel une wuyten biz
0eneyale Wriabt une 0rcSer sermuncet.
Die r'nbyrhenee Dunfslbeit mah:e ris
wsi,u. 9s1iclsuns unmSalid.
M!lp 3slanA es Nsun 2cnaltreet> tetn
@sripWden, pae er Sbsriran uno feline
Nrme ereriden wple, auesufubren. Over
the left!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22

ia Der Ball ess 0ameus
u ntsrft Il + un9oSerein5 am
ndd'lten Montas Nteur if ein urternebz
n1elI, cas- i!h feinss Natur nah direct on
eae 5ers Der patrio!iidsn Isutld,sn uu1
fraFiiae, tsssiIsrun9anpue II naarridz
l,d'c Shei!nabme penost. Inter ben Mu,
aulI:n rer bolcsn Bcld}ugerinnea rss
uu!cEetampfeIs itstenp, 1T lpmotI bic
Apsl's, ben rsr ss fomn1t, ais Ter ;3ueG,
eehi eH c!snt, Gin mSdtiass Dictir Get aIz
!ertD1rm'ten S~9mpotb|e. Sc Gilt sinsr<
'slts, TEN Iamen III bereiien, ras bic
osuii3e SeSH.EeyunA i'm M~iaemfi1en MID:
oegidIolenen Sinnea ulc nit ta!ter ST.
otTtrens iDrem Isaenipenrennen, eneslaleiz
hfn Mi1fen ;uIdout, aneererleits, roe lie
t0atFraillass Mi!Aeflhl i'm Buisa traa!
Fir ste Ssteen rsa llnipnetdnrfers, oae
fIs 'flnen Spfsrrnutb su nurcisen fpeib.
Gsloso fpnnsn pir III Der rehtsn Weiis
tunoaebsn, inpsu, mir Gem Salls oer D1z
'!1el' el>ta Ge|uh suuencsn, 10 ou9erei!
l11p sot|rf'd}, m'e IS nod nitbg eaarntIsr,
lett pas vA]Ibenasum" auf ieinen OrunD<
csit' ffeht. Nctsn csll ersltl pa.rictilder
ul1o tur'at1en Sr1pulier, msId)s ul1s cor!
btnTlhrea, nirp fh ratlirlih AUDI cer pss
NsTanuasns heltsnp MAIDEN pollen una
IS tsrerf %anferer @srTgerugg u:as, cas
cs'n Gerani!acH eurd bic SodSsnhtniE
Hno esl1 nattrtiher Eaet Ger Trauen in;
arrangement ron Jsitirit1ten I'M Ycuitsni
Maafe Nsd'nans 9etrassn min. NIlo.
iM Germ Sm 9lamen Der aitterlid.sit!
SIM Nansn Der Wsnfaenliste! Sm Na.
men 0ciel!'aer 6rsues @sbt su benz
yNlli
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22
nonnelad't
llnp inn Elm Commitment eemadt."
Die 0empfratie inn Dienn hsr Nri,
i%tpcratie.

9is 0empfratie int 0ienH asr ari,
i%spcratie.
.@ir haben urs ron rsr linton lpsaeiast, I'M
Der SYraanei ter Mnjpritat III entfumr,er."
Self. Dnsis.
Die @bieaeo platform, in ben, (e tas
einsise Mittel. RE untpn ber,u1telsn> BE
Intervening Ter Rebeltvn turG ren
&risb cermirft III fit Nuf'Hluns Der
llnirn. Durh bic Auf!bluno Ger Union
aber erbalten tie nod ltyi9eu 10000
S%flaoenbalter int Sieen has, ppfUir ie
reteIIirt, ,dmlid,' bic Befteiung ppn Ger
9errl baft her so ebrbeit bic Grid
tuna oer 5srridaft ibrsr Safe, cine =
Nrtfrfratie.
Sir baten bier allo ben n,erfpirpieen
Sal, baB Die Dempfratie, tie Yar
tel Der 0plfsre9ierun9 uno Ger 6cu11aft
eer Mebrbeit fit @rri9tune elmer
berrldar eev MinperAeit elmer q r.
tnpfratie tdmpft.
@iQ tas n1rrl'he Goif Ie bieytn un-
ter1tllsel
Mit Nedt laet b;srsu tie PRES"
80 mel@ Elm S@aulptel fir @6tter
unp Menlhen! Dreieie Wiaionen Greis
manner auf ibren &nien sor 10000 Be-
1eatsn gsldesn> Barpnen, zen Gyrannen
l1d surld erbet.slnp, psa &c eg;;b:ent baz
ben, Die Greibe;ten auf9etsnc, Sic fe CT.
tdnpft babea, - ein S@aulpiel mel9es
ben, 6imn,el fei panL ME Quf @rrsm0sz
leken rerben {pu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22

Gy ssute Ntenc it orcfw TadeI>
qua 'lI 1it|e Waf; uro msr seine Iatz
81 t!19fn MIL, mug m~eniQtens nit sinem
tii@!iaen ngranes" perleben i:in. Upr
pem 5odsl:ug 1T p;obsbrlusn unb rpelIen
n5urreb for sit!le Midp!' mabunc IFS
fir t's'm Bred atgeyia!sie 8atsr miouz
en- ND; astSrt wirc, ratf n;dt mitmadz
en-. 1amtt rie Nmsrifauer nibt rieeer
.aInuteT, es ieisn feline Z WeiBe bei her
prcc'iIon 9espeien, 10 min ein S5ab Seiz
fs m.ft sIncr &insobI SdeuertiNirten sun,
get'oud parat ieia. Sn trelen Sadie
eo2'3n EN- Sans aefunoen miro, carl
llur oann 2beil nstmsn, 1penn sr serId,z
srt EaB ct llh rsNslten felt mineeNene 4
Wod'n nIdt beeisnt bat. Nod rem
S5!ab bet Jeie!Iidfsitsn psrcen 5 junoe
9h91er e%urtserru9slt, unp eine1 eins Bal
Re Stun1s lang ait einem Beine uufaez
banGt :Derren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22

" Dsr bielise beutl9e
Is eaneSersiu uGcnccroia,"
cer iehr tiidtiae &rdfts unter isinen Wtite
e~l;eesru sdtl: rno fit isinsr 0rIucura
aaeseaeidasie Io!tiay!.!s asrsdt bas il,
!Dic MIR init @sfanlssn pSrsa tho melceu
nit i~eillcr d!tsrsn Shmsner, rer vGie.nas
nj" uno een rWu(fMteip" IN Gernet<
lasu sstssteE, I'm rie AuHuhruna siues
Sper pos;utsysitsu. Das lit Elm berrz
|ider Wepanfs unp mir maosn IS, unle1
.WoFt sin pTanse gu fsssn, rab VAS as.
iamFnte eeu'Ite YvtlisVm rer(e!ben nil
Ssssiasruns milforatsn bergen pirss
81. ~. 'sass'as Iii Asma.niam.n, Ha:-
-" ~.....-f -. -.--.~.... >yu=
Fen Ss%rbunren, msysen G:As tShn
St:tenatgiseS uap Geeiensge5 ~isiiisn.,
uao 'wena Don un1erer Seite etras ba;ti
tftsst:aaen trerpen fam, Dem unternebs
rayW lebbafte Nsitaticn ben eldns
ggfoIa gu iidsrn> 10 feben mir 3u
G5 1T fiber nidt rcs, pas
mir Dier in 81. paul IN 0efsalt sst,
Spvnaufltrurstu iden aebabt, ioncern
Gas, mas mir uus yon DER 1i6tiafeit uuc
Dem uplid,sn &uniteiffr Der uGpncorria,"
y 0srmania" uno ecs vMuitseretn5"
eeripreden, ,ra6 un6 ben @uul&
au5oridsn laEt, ben periprr@enen u,uGl
genus uns talo, re@t balp &c.
udbrt u ieten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22

Die Nnlelluneen wiinlden> ld fir @snss
raj Wieelsuan temdbsn; otsr ron jseem,
oe1 ntdts Der Vii eIwortet unp aulridtis
Iuf lie Gbre Ginbtit unp JgeIbsit tee
gateilanpes itimiren nil, uno Der f1
l,'tbt cutd bet Wamen Democrat taulden
ldBt, mug man eriparten. naB Fl fir GinS
coin 'iln,n!en maO., ivlnn er 1ubia bic
arpse Sage Ger Dtaoe unp bic Gbaraftere
rer beipsn Wdnner lbsrlset.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22
Die Matiomals9 @nlb.
Eie Natipnals@ @ulp sufol8e Ter gs>
bauptuns Der reu'pfratilden 8'attsr be-

Eie Ratipnals@ 1ulp sufol8e Ter 8s>
bauptung Der reu'pfratil6en 8lattrr be-
trast
e.H So, 5O0,000yO00.
3ufOlee rff;ieaen Beridten niht saas
$4,000 600 OOO.
Nlip einf binlusfloeene 8aaa'eue BON
$50O,00O>OOO.
3ufol9e pempfratiiden B.attcrn wd1h
BIC Mattunali&ulp, 70 lanse esr Rriee
rauert, tdsli@ UNI
81 81 il!ipnep.
Die s.ti&te BEG 9tnpnsminiatr ,tisen,
bab fe nnr suniu,pai UNI
ga @ilIieH.
Alip Die &letnietsit ppn MiQion
taalih tin,uesIoaen. @srn ref &rtsa,
ME nan nebl annebnsn fann, am nSd
fen erlter Sult aus III. 70 betrdet alstanu
bie Natienali&ulb 1925 MtQtonen. :. i.
225 Miaione, !W~entaeL ale Re ben.
eenotratti&,n Blattfss safolee (@on Jest
tetrosen feu.
o3ablen lisen nt&t!" faot Der npie>
sleer."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22

IN osr QSenpyerianmluna in be, lters
Iasi'sn eitp<5aH lptadsn tie 6srreA Nlz
llln ron 81. Peter uno 0intcm lis II
libr uno eie ibstfauts 5ais srerSbnta ron
ben einit'mmlgen oft wiftetbolten gsiz
.fausruIfn GER Sllaer, au tensn fib RICE
mol, wie &c ldien, tsin Cop" e.lellt.
Dle|e BsrIammlung max fdrfer, als bic
tlbnitm G%rrartungen es in unlsrfr eemoz
tratilam Statt fit m5eIid eebaiten bdlz
Ten, uno nWldduela" fetsn als Fauls Tis
ld1e ietr IAled,t i'm Wiarft"
(Salus III uatfsr Wumnr.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22
~ l1rla6e Der unoludsz

~ nr(a9e Der unsladsz
Ta!le Bel Der 5reuoenIalve,-
>la 0rune csr l%lnslddafiue> ~ssranlaEt
snrd9 pts ST fFiihssitiasn grploiicn teirt
NbFtustn oct TEeucenfeIve, eIGtt go,varr
3a'abt Ai1'isnt oeau Sropnarcs I:SaE<
Ifh1snt" css Notpwe1ene, ecnt eise eev
fir jene 4olrs angefer!tstsn @atrenen
iitcrl arct wurre on, coB Der S~Staneu, aus
csn' Der potrCneAteuts! seFev;iat lcar. Md:
cidt ge1l'a trar unit pulYer purdlieg.
IDsyWss llt Oil Dem in Der &arprc rct1
ce'i uNbsriArn SduiIe surldaetlistsren
&'l:agEF2F e%n:;iHee:l.
GO 1T ;un|cre ur~lnae9ebIi9e Weinuns,
caB man9t!baftsa @usen res @eialees
mad Dem ShuB Die 6auptveranle6uno
ir4t,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22

- Sringt feline 6autin
9 t9erheit. Or. Mai1sy, Der bier
Yer st'idbr 3eit ais 5srausaster zines
mt'arabsln sn9iiiden RcpperbeapzUilhe5
13urirt, une cam cen Staat %oerlaien,
mar9tcB=S ecret1r res Strens Der Sons
Of Iiesr'Y" UNI bat, oa rit utsr cisisSan=
re nsue:cias5 aematteu gntbailunee,1
islasn Yeis in 0sfabr brahtsn, psnisIben
roeurd al1stutir', tab ct iih uca Sare<
ia cuff pte Bsine senadt. Warum ritz
les 0ei;aoeI ntd't nod 1irie eeht, 1T
'ebr stilfaa. IS 1T FIGS ,reaen rec
5oa!. Ma t:sIs f5nate ecst Elm Ris
icninie!l.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22

Ia Widtise GntiAeibuno
in SetreT sen Osluteurs. - Wab
elmer rellen Gntlheteune res gsnera!z
YroootzMfarTdal5 nirn Elm Mann, mel
der 8eso9ca lit uni yer Ger Ginuuiteruno
IN rcrDient r~e'srtigt, Ieinem Icmn MIDI
gut aaidr!ebsa, ioneern Elm oncerfr M;onn
an l:insrStatt asso3en 10 ea5 IS fc1tan i'm
bS5iien Sntere'fe rer Burger jeces Conn
III; rorauf gu isbsn> eaf jeeer 0esceens
tt9 felt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22

) Si unIs1tr Iebtsn anasieat.it in eta.
tssif bat!sn mir 0eisesnts;t, 70 uie!e r.lpettatIs
Mann'r urttr tea ~hcrissn peutiagn & "a ofrat.u
fenrsi 81 @!srnsn, Tag mir gns fa5 grrtprneu
cis|Fr 'tenta'oisn Gre.Is ng- taeurh n.a1en
.enn'a. ohs Jens WannFr ni9t anusiene raren.
3ae ie sfn unfu5 9sbiIliat ctsr gar barau
Aes! aEh'mmn rFtetn nlr niat sts1 elaub.n,
ais Ii. &: : cliff sugsftbeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22

~ Glsftor Be s rirr i'm 2aIz
Ts Is; uadiies Weas bdtinas, Recpine
uni MatalHar teludtn, UNI III Ger cprz
t'gfn csuiid'ea 8ey6tterurs utsr Die gro.
gen 5raasn Ger Ossenpari ;u iprsdsn.
Die Iaae fit cte tstrsftnpsn 0sriamm=
llli'aen nesttn curd tie 2cfo!s9pmmiii=
tees beEanTt semadt merreu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22
MQerneuelteS
IN
hrrb(t- uno Wiuisrwaartn

bat lceben ypn Mtmsy"t
erb alien upc pTerirt Gem Nutlitum ron
81. paul lrnis rsrllmasaenc in rer rsid'
baltiaNeu Musmat! une III e'n tlu:Altsn
Ytsi1sn bic 9ancluna
3. @ Sn1erlpa uno &pmp,
neutrality-suspicious. an ers 8 StraRs
nabs su Yrad'.
g (. Vaul, Milnntirta.
Sn Ip!ss sss 8risass fur, mic a!lAt'
min tefount, cie pyeile es1 @aun11reue"<
y0aarsn %tspeutsnp asilitasn =; ca wlr aver
sinsu syceen @rryatt Hrn e''ltn gsaass"
batsn, psy Yr1 ru&NiaunA sstaun put'
~, IL Gno mir in S,ane A'iFst e'sle w.
l,o.r Al ysrtouIcn, ale WAfne s'n a"'''se
Sys1hdit in rU Stact.
sj.rusr hAtsU Ert
a.eiscrWpWc uno @aare@
fav Dame1:s,
ais M,autiuen, Sbar!s, GSeais, 9a"e'
E(huben, SlrumpfraaS1n ""'
lrsi.
5uthc II. @drerrsberatiecl =. !Ssrrsn.
9Dir botcn iar un|tre lttr A'!aum'A'n
neuen 2rtaIitllen urlsre elN'l"F 9eHf"
ne friihsrsr sabre r%srrrpps!!, in rerlttlt-
reneu Wraubsu wrersii1dt ii rsrNtl'dt
uui,rm G,1taite cine ArIesrs NnsesenunA
~ o,h,n, u. wi1 bcNsn, RAP ~raIlslts nun:
n1skr ais ras autasrstnl'e "ne arsste IN
Winnelpta, ilr eje 5utunIt |'@ esnslesn
out,u Nuf,s unr @ertrausns ;u srtrtusn
hoh,u rfrce, ais nit bent unlers UT'
u,a besbrt wures.
TIy 2au7cuts i'm 2anrt sIauten mir
unS eieBsmerlun:1 cab unlsre Seetn9"''z
oeu fir MiseuYnfiuIu lftr si'nltia as<
ii,ut unp MIR ZEN rissidhrisen atne'm
Muiosngiuflufen suirIse ii estsass far,
Mrr,teils III tistrn, wis f'ihrr NOD ME.
llnler Vartnsr, 3tu 6. MablsT, lat
pifism Ne7crt uuicree @elA1Itss not;u*
1sh;n atsrrummsn, uue ,ri,c ss IN leinsf
ae%rrbntvn @eile Eh anNsls1sn TEN !al'
len, lowpk! Wbcl.Iatr ais Nsa''"rtdu1s
AIR belunrutn 3uirifcsNhtii etS S''Es'
Sluier III Fl, stu'ysh,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22
&ur5 @Qareh

stsS!trt baben, uno iinc su:d slidiids
anp srSbtentbstls Dor rer !esten Steiz
ssruI's sema4t wUro:n Ent> in ten Stane
stfegt ben 5ra. Bisoertawiem Woubeile
sinsuraumtn, ME fe tein aneeres Saus
i'm Norc<D elen III rfsTiren i'm Stanee
lit.
D!r batsn eine 9rcsartise suspabl
sen alien in unlere 8sande einf9la>
4}snrsa Nrtiisln: unp re.een uns temi,
-A:r, BEN Nniprdden unieren psrlben
,aYsnnun fets Gtniae 3u lsi7sn..
6. Z. Jpytpau9b.
~. autrta&.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22
QetteS.
@lprrei6er Sieg @berioQns
lbfr 2pn0itreet!
2anpncn crbentet!
Gin Mebel1en, 6eueral eefansen!
0etteS.

Sn Ger 6rlbe bee 10. October ypr
Soansnaufsun9 tpurce Sberioan's &r>
NEE ti Gear Greet, unmeit 9trass
sun einem farfer. ron 2one1reet
in perior 0eflb,ten 3%ebeQenbeere u1etr
lterfausn OILS anse9rifen. III Der linten
Glanfe untsan8en unb nit Dem 9erluf
RON 20 @ei&lsen in grocer gemirruna
suriid9e,porfen.
Sberiban ftlbf, Der wdbrtnb bie(es lie.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22
Aainnt(ota s%taats-Btituns

Minut(ota $taats- bfituua.
Saiutpaul, p.n %. Setcter 1864.
@atipmal:3idet Der repmbliea:
niiebem llmtpm 8 Nartei.
1ar vraVstnt.
Abraham H.
::1u, @i.rraistnt.
Mubv Sp1nIpn.
xnr Msprd{entamt im ,. GensreR'
'Oiltrttt:
9enatiuS 3pneap.
mir Ni&tr Ter Sus.eme Court. .ElrEt
Oteui1tr
1bcmas @iifen.
Yeiri9t::..
.. =. u. MeWil"n.
oobn NJ. Serre.
sir Qleftwsr:
Charles =. 4iubsieb.
1pbn 9. Bet
4. u. Mnrech,
q. u. Mforfrve.
&eict8ebnn8s 2tdet.
NWr Nspralsntantsn. - 9r0u Yifrift.
1ames Smitb, ir.
e. .. 6ilhuan.
Ginunsaransisfer Dinrilt.
". N..2iefer.
Gpuntp xifet.
6Ir Iinrift. 3ihtr.
7. y. &ieber.
1ur Count, Nutitpr.
81. j.. Seller.
6u' prctats @i&tsr.
y. :. Grr,ueu.
Jur 0runt, Grmni{Ecnsr. - Grunt9 3rmns.
8soree 9ammpne.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22

our 0puNt, Grmmi{Ecnfr. - GruntY 2rmns.
8eprae 9ammput.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-19

The subjoined peroration from the pen
OF josh Billings, will no doubt, interest
the unfortunate class who are the topic Of
remark. The idea of its being the duty
Of some good looking man to spare q
portion Of his time from the "bezzum of
his familie," to protect and comfort pretty
widows, is all very well, provided the
above mentioned "buzzum dom. find il.
out. In that event it would undoubtedly
lie question admitting Of no argument !:
There amt no one thing, nor two thing
that so much indicate hi state Of refine
ment, and Gorgeous condition Of society,
as solistern po'iteness towards unpro
tekted female widders. 1t is tu.ful to
behold i. is like the Eefant holding an
umbrel over white mice in shower i.s
like big oke tree lifting up in its arm the
tender vine; it is like the Lsvithan drink.
ing up creek of water, JUS. to let some
individual who is in hurry, pass over dry
shod- Barbaryans don't kno how to pro-
TEX a wilder. II wiider is rich, it
is kind Of moral jewelry to protek
them; if they are gettin' along in
years, and hort out for muny, it is blessed
privilege. The man who does his duta
toards wdders, wont in no wizs loze his
reward. There amt no excoose for neg,
lecsng them; eyry good lookin' man can
spare sum Of his time from the buzzum Of
his familie, to comfort and sustane the
aroopin Nidder These ere remarks air
hove together, not in spirit of complante
that widders are lef, to go to ruin in this
country-not eny. Fellow sister, don't
let the whispering tunge Of many persons,
who amt judges Of Midders deter you from
devoting sum OF yure valuable time, morn.
full sisters, ak sum widderer Of Q or IL
months standin, and he'll tell yu it i, a
duta yu ow to your own wives, for no one
can tell how soon tina ma be widders.
hev duff snckseded in awakening
even won individual tn cense oy h;s
duta, in this glorious work, or hev strength.
ened the grit of eny who are now pi,hin
in, shall feel like axng the widders to
make me a life member of their next
meeting.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-19

Modern geolsg;sts, although At issue on
many points, agree on this; that our re-.
hottest ancestors existed at period scores
Of thousands Of years anterior to that
popularity assigned to the creation Of the
world. They have examined the materials
Of which the planet is composed. and ~
far as they could get at them, the result,
is on almost unanimous opinion Cd their
part, that instead Of being only six thou.
sand years old, a. our grand-fathers were
taught to suppose, it was spinning through
space three or four thousand centuries
ago, and has been the abode Of animal
lite for at least half that period.
Lyell, in his last great work, leaves US
to infer, from the data he gives, that he
believes man to have inhabited the earth
and to have made hatchets, spear heads
and knives out Of flint, one hundred thou.
sand years ago. Underneath the bones
of MANN oths, woody rhinosceroses, cave
lions and cave bears, these weapons have
been found in various parts Of Europe;
aud human bones have been found assoc-
ated with those of the mastodon in the
valley Of the Mississippi. The animals Of
the remains have been thus found in con.
nection with evidences of the cotempora'
neous existence Of humanity, are assigned
By nearly all modern geologis,s, we believe,
to period a thousand centuries prior 10
the present era.
If these somewhat startling theories
are correct, and the human species has
been always progressive, our very early
ancestors must have been fearfu'ly brutal
and barbarious. Judging by the improve
ments which have taken place r the man.
ners, customs, morals, and intellectual
status of portion of mankind within the
historic period, the pre- historic man Of a
hundred thousand gears ago, if there ever
was such sort Of person as Christian,
with all the modern improvements, would
desire to embrace as man and brother.
He knew enough, however, according to
Gus scientific strata searchers, to fight and
white. 1t is quite possible to make
bloody war with his spears and hatchets,
and to shape wood with the latter and the
other tools he has left behind him.
Upon the whole, we do not see that the
researches Of the geologists amount to
much as a foundation for theories as to
the antiquity Of our genus. God in re.
mote ages may have worked in a mystic
rious way, unknown and ungessed at BY
"your philosophers. Analogsis-and
these are the basis for their hypothesis
60 for nothing where miracles ere con.
.cerned, and for augh, the sarans know to
the contrary, the changes which they sup
pose to have been the work of thousands
Of years, may have been accomplished by
an Emni potent hand in the twinkle Of
an eye.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-19
Original Notice.

OTATE OF IOWA-Woodhury county
- IS. District Court in and for Wood
bury county. Mary Z. Cassidy VS.. James
D. Test, Easily g. Willingham and Sam'l.
II. Cassidy.
To the above named defendants: You
are hereby notified that there will be on
file in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court in and Woodbury. county on
the LIST day of February, A. b. 1864, the
petition Of Mary E. Cassidy asking to have
the Trust Deed, executed by her to James
D. Test as Trustee, and bearing date De-
cember Sd, 1858, and Recorded in the
Recorders office of Woodbury. county on
page 427 OF Mortgage Record A, and en-
bracing in its terms lots 10, i and T. Of
block 81, of Middle Sioux City, set aside
and cancelled. Now unless you appear
and answer thereto on or before noon of
the I'd day of the next term of the Dis
trict Court in and for Woodbury. county
to be begun and holden at Sioux City on
the lst Monday Of April, 1864, being the
4.h day of April, 1854, default will be
entered against you aud Judgment rem.
dered thereon in accordance with the
prayer Of the petitioner.
Sioux City. January 22d, 1864
TREDwAY l. CuRRIER, Pits Attys.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-19

The principal of public school, who
wanted permission from his patrons to
corporeaIly punish his pupils, had free
permission given him in the following re
spouse from foud and tender parent -
Dear sur: Your foggiag cirkler is duly
receaved. hope as to my son John you
will fog him just as often as you like
Hses bad boy is John: Although I've
been in the habit of TRACKING him .miself
it seems to me he will larn nothing-hi>
spelling speshally is ottragusly deficient
Wallup him we'll, sur, and you will re-
ceave my hearty thanks. Yours, Moses
Walker. p. S. Wat accounts fur john
being SIGH bad scholar is that he's my
sun by wife's first husband'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-19

A CASE OF CURrosTTY.-Some people
have very inqniring minds, bat few, we
think, carry their curiosity so far as the
fellow who rang the bell Of fashionable
residence tho other day, aud when the
servant girl made her appearance politely
inquired, "What are you going to have
for dinner to day?' TIE girl thinking
the man was one Of her tradesmen, and
had made the inquiry in business capa.
city, innocently replied, Mutton, SIR
" Mutton-with sauce?" "Yes, sir
All well I was passing by, ard thought
! would inquire. Good morning. The
girl was Indignant when she came to com.
rrehend the mans motive, but he was too
far up the street to hea: her angry denun'
Citations.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-19
Why THE DYING NEVER WEEP.

Why THE DYING NEVER WEEP.-The
reason why the dying never weep is be-
cause the manufactures Of life have stop.
ped forever; the human system has run
down forever; every gland Of the system
has ceased its functions In almost oil
diseases the liver is the first mandatory
that stops work one by one others fol
low, and all the fountains Of life are at
length dried up; there is no secretion
anywhere. So the eye in death weeps
not but because there is not a tear.drop
in it. any more than there is moisture on
the lip.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-19
History Of the Great Sioux
War and MasSaCres.

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Iowa, and in Dakota Territory to canvass for sub
scrbfrs for the above thrilling and authentic de-
count Of the great massacre by the Sioux Indiana
The work ID sold exclusively by subSc ription and
can I've obtaaed in 40 other way. Enterprisinr
Gansasaers can make good thing" with this
book Persons dtesrag to secure agencies can do
50. and obtain terms. sc, by addressing
ians y. n. ZIEBACH, Rockford I,l,noss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-19

LAND MEAsuRE.-Every farmer should
have rod measure-a light, stiff pole
just 16l feet long, for measuring land. BY
little practice he can learn to step rod
at five PAGES, which will answer very we'll
for ordinary farm work. Ascertain the
number Of rods in width and length Of a
lot you wish to measure, and multiply one
by the other, and divide by l60 and you
have the number of acres, as l60 square
rods make square acre. If you wish to
lay of one acre, measure thirteen rods
upon each side. This lacks only rod Of
full measure.