Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-05-27
STATE NE WIS,

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A fight recently took place between a
party Of emisrants and a party of men
and women who were out on q fishing ex-
cursion. The emf grants were subsequent
ly arrested, but were permitted to 90 on
their way rejoicing after paying the costs
Of prosecution. The Abba Union, from
which we CLEAN the above, does not give
the casualties Of the fight. We infer that
no one was killed, or seriously injured.
The Council Bluff. Nonparev gives
. Lat Of @sn i"s Psttawa..sunie county who
expressed their qualification attbs msraer
Of the President
Leonard Evans Of Lion county, own.
er Of the &c LIBERATED mad stone, informs
the Marion Reyciter that during the last
eight years he has cured three hundred
and seventy nine cases of hydrophobia,
and in no case has bc ever failed to reT,c,
a cure. The stone was in possession of
Mr.. Evans ancestors Tor a hundred years
prior to the time at which it came int, his
hands. Forty.eighs hours is the lonses,
time it has ever taken to effect q cure.
The new bell for the Baptist Church
at Burlington weighs 1850 pounds.
Samuel Park of Davis county. writes
to the Bloomfield Guard that Thomas
Cooper Of Wapel|o county, manufactured
in the fall of 1852, from one acre and
fourteen rods, measured ground, seven and
half barrels Of so:,ham!
Fifty new buildings are going up in
BoonsDoso, as we learn from the Mdcr
Some thief lately stole $500 from
George Haskell Df Boonsboro.
The emixIaron through Charlton
westward is large this Spring.
Two liquor sellers at Waverly were
lined week or two since, one to the tame
Q: Sl0J, aud the other $50.
The Waverly lhanir wishes tina,
every worthless dog in Bremen county were
dead! II that wish were gratiied, there
wouldn't be dog left in the county, pro
v'ied the ours up that way look and &C,
like the ours in this par. Of the world.
Several successful raids have Istel:
been made on the wh>key shops ia Cedar
Rapids, a. We learn from the Cedar VALLEY
Ttmss.
We learn from the Jasper Free Press
that less wheat than usual has been sown
in that county, but what there i, of it
looks we'll.
Speaking OF assaults which are made
nightly on citizens in Dubuque, the Times
OF that city says: "peorle who are out
late at night ought to 60 prepared for the
vil'ai"ous gentry -
The man who was bitten sevsrsl days
ago i" Iowa county by rabid dog, has
shown no symptoms of hydrop.oblA III
seems TO Do getting well wi,hou, The use
Of IL maidstone We CLEAN from the
Narenso Rericw.
The Provost Marshars Office at Pella
is reduced to Capt. Matthews, two clerks
AID Dr.. Hamln.
The Hank Eye says: There has been
no time in the history of Bur1ingto when
her trade and manufacturing interests
were in as prosperous a condition as now,
and never time when she had so large
population. Everybody in town is wear
ing good clothes and seems to Sc getting
rich.
Thirteen rate, containing 7,0OOO 900
feet Of lumber, noa,ed pas. Dubuque on
the 9th instant.
The No'Vareil reports that several
families from Nebraska have u owed into
Potawa.tamier county. -. q 50 ..z.s -.
The .ssme paper mentions an e'ope.
ment which. tpok pInce from Harrison Co.
Two young uen ,eloped With a girl apiece,
and were oyertaken by an indignant Papa
At G!enwood, and forced to cra~ fish home.
Verify, the course Of true love never
does run smooth" ..ar ~e - aa~s 10 ~
, The Dsbuque Times has the follow.
ing: "Aecordng :, the telegraph in yes.
,e'day. morning, pnper, the .rm Of j. A.
Rhonherg L Co., i" this city, is the rich.
est firm III he West The value Of IT'S
liquors seized by the Governments 10, 900
bhls. .highwinrs ond 1000 bbls. alcohol
is nearly two millions Of dollars. F." '-
We notice that most CT the leading
republican papers throughout the State
protest against the calm: OF their State
Conven'ion SO early rs the l4th of June.
The matter has been nicely arranged
amongth the select few who run the machine
and fix up the slate, and it is expected Of
course that all the rest will fall in, a. thew
will.
The present prospect for good crop
Of wheat and oats in Mopona conn,v ia