Sioux City register. [volume], December 02, 1858, Image 3

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J»l|« Vliwi ra Ihi
Aid 4««stl*a.
We Mkke the following extract from a
latter from the Hon. George Greene, for
merly one of the Judge* of the Supreme
Coert of Iowa:—
"Platt Smith, Esq.—Pear Sir:—I am
'^iMeed'Ib'fcftn by joutfof the 2d in*,
that a State convention hat bee*« called to
lake into consideration the propriety of ob
taining State aid for »uch railroads as may
be considered of State importance. I have
read with much interest yonr arguments
upoa this subject, and consider thera, in
the main sound. That section of the con
etitntion which forbids the State to loan,
or give it* credit to corporations, I consid
er a restriction upon legislative action on
ly, and is not intended to limit or qualify
State indebtedness authorized by Sec. 5,
Art. 7. Under this section a single object
must be distinctly specified by the law.—
That object may be single, and still confer
benefits upon, or afTect a plurality of sub
jects. The single object of a law may be
to benefit or donate a stated amount to the
aeveral Agricultural Societies of the State
or the single object may be to aid certain
schools, or to improve certain navigable
streams or that specific object may be to
furnish iron or money to aid in building
oertain railroads and still all money raised
by such a law may be restricted to the spe
cific object therein designated.
The necessity for immediate action in
behalf of the leading railroads of our State
must be apparent to'all. Something ot
this kind must be done bv our people in
order to revive the present lifeless condi
tion of our State."
It will be seen that Judge Greene's
views correspond withjkue of Piatt Smith
There is a disflrepaneyw judgment on the
subject here referred to. and we are will
ing and anxious to get the views of as ma
ny of the lights of the country as we can.
Dubuque Times.
The Next I'ougrni.
The Washington Slates contains ike
following speculations on the political
complexion of the next Congress
In the elections which b*ve already
taken place for members of Conpress the
position of parties stands Democrts 49,
Republicans 102.
The State* yet to elect are Alabama.
Connecticut. California, Georgia, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississ
ippi, New Hampshire, North Carolina,
Rhode Island. Tennessee, Texas and Vir
ginia, which elect eighty six members. In
the present house they stand a* follows:
Dem. Rep. Amer.
67 7 12
Add already elccted, 49 102
109 12
Total, 116
"In the States yet to elect the Republi
cans may gain two members in Connecti
cut-, and the Democrats will, in all proba
bility, (rain six members from the South
Americans in Kentucky, Tennessee. Geor
gia, North Carolina, and Maryland. Such
a result will make the next Congress stand:
Democrats 120, Republicans 111, South
Americans 6, which will gire the Demo
crats a majority of three over all and if
ihe fourth district in Michigan has gone
Democratic, as reported, the Democratic
strength in the bouse will be 121, and a
majority orer all of jive.
All I* b« Honored.
It is now said that the President intends
to remove from office in Illinois, all those
I9*Thani£8G1vinu in Aubima.—The
Thanksgiving proclamation of Governor
Moor, of Alabama, is a remarkable pro
duction. It suggests the propriety, first,
of keeping Thursday, November 25, and
secondly, of making the day a time of pray
er fer the preservation of the nion. The
Mebi
ile Register thinks tbe .idea a good
4M- and comments on it thus:
It will be observed that our worthy Gov
enor here developes a new Experiment for
preserving the Union. It is the efficacy
of prayer. This is an excellent idea. We
have tried every other appliance to beat
back the swelling tide of Northern a^'gres
aiou, and they have all proved unavailing.
A* a last resort we are recommended to
try the efficacy of prayer. Well, let us try
it. If praying won't save the Union, and
drive tbe devil out of the Abolitionists,
then nothing will. We'll pray, Governor
but at the Bame time, remembering the
shrewd suggestion of Cromwell, we'll "keep
ou* powder dry.'
The Chances fob Ueino Killed on a
Railboad.—It appears from the best sta
tistics, that in the last four years the risk
e
M%_ The year 1858 begins and inds on
Friday. The months of Janoarj, April,
Octobcr and December have five Fridays
each. April and December end on Fri
day and January and October begin on
Friday. There are fifty-three Fridays in
this vear.
Matonic Rotlcl.
BUted meetingf giovx City Lomi No. 108, We*l
nwaday ••filing of or pvedlng the full of the
WOOD. A.M. HINT, W.M.
Georof Avunr,
Sioux City Post Ofllcc Rrgwlatlon*.
Mails arrive
at and depart from thia ofllc* aa follows:
Skin?City Council lllutls—1-eaiea Tuesday,Thura
daj an.l fatarrtav arrive* \dneadat. Friday and
Sunday. Mall rlnsea at 9 o'clock, F. M. preceding
tLe day of departure.
fluui City and Oiimba—Monday, Wediwadajr
and Fiidav atA. arrlYi'n Tu. May, Thuraday
and Saturday at S, 1. M. Mail cWa at o'cloek,
P. SI )ii-feeding tll- day of tlejarlure.
Hiaux City and Ijtfau— Lea tea Monday. Wedniaday
aud Friday at:i I'. M.: arrives Monday, Wetluewlay
and Friday by l'J M,
Woux City and Fort Dodge- I^an* Thursday at S A.
M.: arrives next Weduwday t»y tt I'. M.
Sloun I It./ and W Iwolta—Leares Wedneadajr at 2 I'.
M.: arrive* next Wednesday liv 12 M.
Wheat Flour. t«.i*ta$in 00 par tend.
Corn MmI. p*r
Corn, o0ca4"r per buahel
Fotatoea. AV-.aJ^c. j«er bnahdL
Mean*. |2.iKa$o.uO par buak»l
Ham, lf.cpt.rHu
Bacon,
12.1
per lb.
LanI, M».
Hotter. 2j:a3l»r pHflfe.
2,'j( a30o per doien.
Dried Apple*. ri 1 2«- per lb,
Ptsrtor*. 1- l--c per lb.
Sugar, l'.'- ftlt i»er lb. Coflbt, ttflftltc per lb. Tea
5\a$l.* per lb.
Mnlavses, :sc«f I no per gallon.
Heef. lOeal-e per lb.
ut I on.
]'!,•
p,.r lb.
THE
Sioux City Register,
18 PU11LISHKD EVKKY TIH'KSDAY AT
llrai City, Woodbury County, Iowa,
»T
CUMMINGS & ZIEBACH.
1 over the Host Office, Douglas Street.
Term* of Subscriptions
Two Dollara a year—always In aftvaw
JOB AVORK.
of Job I'riutiug iu the
The next Contreas will be Democratic K»th »ub«eiuent insertion,
One square, one nioslh,
three months,
to a certainty. Our readers may rely on
this a fixed fact.
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Also a copy of Ihe b.»uutilul
Art Journal,
Ad elegantly illustrated quarto Mafcatine. Alaofr^e
i-af n tickets adiui^n'on to tbe Ka*tern {«-r bua
St ld'Tl Mn Wester n "iJtlleries of the Aet i ttion.
There will alo I** gn en t'» the suWacribera several
huiMlri-U i^lnal ie Works of Art. rouiprixiH* tine *41
i^ii.tiiiL«. l»rooz- h. sculptured, ic., Ac Iroui celtbra
t*-d American hii.1 Korei^M Arti^ta.
Sul«c-rinti' ns wili received up toJanoary
1.1*59.
on the t4t-itirg of that date the premiums will be
xw*r^
who received their appointments under
false representations—such as assurau-
cm that there was a powerful administra*
tian party in that State that would be able
to defeat tbe electioa of Judge Douglas.
These ftllows have wilfully deceived the
Presideut, and badly cheated hint, but they
will get their reward by being summarily
kicked out of oflics. A Washington cor
respondent says:
"Many of these, however, I aos satisfied
will now be withdrawn by the Piesident,
be has since received the most conclu
sive evidence that k« had been cruelly de
ceived by Carpenter, Lieb & Co., who had
madf him believe that they would carry for
tbe administration at least lifty thousand
votes, when, all told, they reached scarce
ly twent-five hundred in the .State. Such
deception as this will most assuredly jus
tify Mr. Buchanan for cutting loose from
uch miserable agents, and withdrawing
all nominations based upon their represen
tations."
i»ee De«*emter Art J-wrnaL price
ipifti ^ent free o thoae de*irinn
re u ipt of 18 cents in postage
full parti- ubrs
So c*M»ts. peciiuen
to auhftcrU*, on the
stamp* 01 oio. Adi
C. L. DKUItY, AothhtC. A. A..
K««tern office, Ilnwtiiway, N
Or, Western i lfri Water-St.. Sandusky, ft.
Kl USCKIHK AT OftCB,
IF^rraunsf.
you nih to secure a *o|.y of that elcgnnt En
••T» S'i:higr and the Art
Jimtnu. wirh the tlier j.rcuiiuins. he dure aud sub
*i'ril»e $3 before tbe fit ft of .la uai v, 1S.*0. Spe imeu
copies of the abote, and !u particulnnt given, br ap
plying to Geo. We.iie. Hon. Hgeot. 81omx t'lty,
Iowa. Se«. advertisemeot elsewhere hepded,
t'eatu Ac.
Original Notice.
St&tt. rtf /cmxi, Woodbury tv»«n'y, •.
Chalea Priuieau
In th
,,u,rlct Couit, *»W.r,
J..»ph troux.
LKTm- A'
U
1S6S-
TO JOHKP1I I'KOVX
jir. You are hereby notified that there la now on
tile in tbe ot iv of the Clerk of the District Court In
and tor WfXMji.u»-y c-uuty. Stj-.le '*f Inw*. ihe iiti .n
of Chariep t'riomtu, claiming ot you tbe miui of ur
huudrcl doJinra and int« re«»l tb»-rtin, aa ur ney due
on a certain arti. lo o| a^r^eineot into by ou
with said I'rii'irt.iu. on or aH.ut lite lirst ot Mnrch,
A. I), IHj»j abo iIih aum of eighty sev*n d«llara on
accoutit. Said petition aaks i a writ of a tucbment
ak'aiiKt your property, to cecure the pa)Dient of said
illd* bi ail i if
Ms.
Now. therefore, un!e*a 5011 appear and anawer aald
petition, ou or ttffore the uf the day
1' tbe next tt rm of tb« Ihsiri-1 Court in and tor
ttore.-aid uuty. to be bt^un and hoidHn at Sioux
City (tfi the f.it Monday id February, l»oi.judgment
will be r«ndered ajininat you for tiie wboie amount
claimed, with lol«it«t and cost#.
Hy l.hV.NULDS 4 KQItB,
Att'ys for 1'lalnttft
Not. 12th, A D. 1858.
A true copy, WM. H. FRAME, Sheriff.
This notice having been returned by tbe aherlfT of
M.ld Wi«dbury coun'y. endora^l the within named
Joaepb Proux not found In iuy bailiwick, hereby
order the satne to be publirfhod in the Moux CltyHog
later, a paper published iu aaid county
to each passenger of being kilt* in going
One mile by railroad was Uovurnin. nt. h« l.iu.M-ii thx« b« win b« able
... In wilder untlm ••tlafiivtinu, and therefore solli-lta
By railroad IU Franco, 1 in 100,000,000 Ihareufthe publli patronage.
By railroad in England, 1 ia 65,000,000 city, .WmW is. iw*.
By railroad in N. Y., 1 in 47,164,000 I
By Atlantic steamships, 1 in 240,000 HAVE YOU SEEN THEX
I That imperii Bngrarlnir, "THr. Vmii.ii HiKaoHtTR."
f^TTbe President has tendered the
T. K. C' AUK, Clerk.
By Fi:Kt M. llniHRi.t., D. C.
H0LBH00K & BE0.,
LAN!) AGENTS,
AM»
SURVEYORS,
Onaica, Monona Co., Iowa,
tlw
SlOt'X
LEBLANC
b**ut'rul
AlT
ftppOintOMDl Of till Uoveruomblp Ol Km- cau now lui seen at the oSei of (iKOJIUJS WEAUK
•as to ex Uoveroor Medary gf Minnesota. imi.'
CITY
S A E
I
Harness Manufactory.
T1IKWoodbury
undmtfnad ratffeeffolly Inferos the rittsena
of and Adjoinin& count)**. that he con
flk Uuuee to
uinnufftrtare the above CBw
artlelm.and keeps constantly
flHB °n hand Mrk *nl trinituing%
of the bent quality. "j ^7
Thoee In want of anything Iti the above line of bu*
ainea*. will find it (o tbeir advantge to call and ex
amine my utock before purchasing. Uood Hides taken
in payment.
90- Shop on Douglas St., two doors north of tbe
l'stt Oftire. JOHN LINKNGKR.
»ov. Ut 1868—if
ADDISON DIKXICX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
a»
Real Estate Agent,
OnaWa, Monona Co., Iowa.
WILLbl«and
promptly attend to all burinem entiu.nled
to enre: will bay and «eU Heal Katnte,
l'ay Taxed, promptly triiiwct any bunioean con
nected with a (iciriHral l«and Agency.
Notetuber 1^, 18s—tf
KUTX C1TY, Tec. 1, l&W.
K. G. WYATjf,
jartomrff at fcatt,
AVt
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE
BcWldtrtt Mobob« Co., Iowa*
COLLECTIONS
maleaml
I shall publish the Daily Globe, and the
Congressional Globe and Appeiulijc
the next session of Congress. The Ihiih/
Globe will contain a report of the Debates
in both brnutjhus of Cor^ress as takea
down by reporter* tqual, at least, to any
corps o(' short hand writers in this, or in
any other country. Whe the debates qf' a
day do not make more than forty five col
umns, thsy shall appear in the bail
Globe of the noxt morning, which will
contain, also, the news of the day, togeth
Having an extensive assortment of the latest styles er with such editorial articles as mav b«
of J„l.«ndr»rl yp,NWH*ret.rv,».rfi.Jtodo»llkind«
.su?eested
lllr
Rates of Advertising!
One Square or ri: lines or less, first inaeftftos,
„Mtp^ K«
hy passing events.
$1,00
60
8.0(1
6,00
e.oo
111
do do six do
do do one year,
llufinesff Tardft lines or#M
fun «oluum, one year,
Mie-h »}t coiumu, one y«sr,
do fourth do do do
do column, fix months,
do balf column, «it months,
do ti urth do do de
do roiuam, tbree uiouths,
do half column, three months,
do fourth do do do
Aiuitunriot candidate* for ofS«
DO
80.0(
4-S.IK.
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46.0k
ay no
lion
6.011
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6.00
Uheii tltf iiuuiUt ut inptrtinng if not apeclfied, ad
verti^mtut* w ilUf marked 'Mill forbid." and charged
lull price limine^ IViritu are excepted.
Cvb in advance will U ri-qmied oti all adrertise*
menta, eacept where special contract has been made
to the coutrary.
NSW FEATIRE8-FIFTH YEAR
cr TH£
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
•uperb EngrtrlBft
BEAUTIFUL ART JGUKNAL!
VALUABLE rilKMIUMS, tC„ 40.:
Till?mip'ini'.eltHerritiirV
popolar Apt Atpociatlon. now in Ita fifth ysar
of :1 wc***, havtiift purchaKe*i« »nd
eiiifrared ou ft*•«•!, ^i*eat painting.
%'Th*
VU-
lujr JU-ir! tm*th wiUnf-w isstie vO] ie.« (to *uh»ri-i\ers
onlyi u Uetvy plate japer, inches,on tbcffol
lowing
TEKMS OF BI'BSCRIPTIOBf
Ktery ison r- iii'itinj ^r-* th-il-n i, will receive a
ropy *f the Mip»rb Meei i.ngrawng, afl«r Herring's
d»le iatrd •*:tintuiJ
He ut rttfiived by the SennU and Hnutt nf Rrprrt'n
btfires V" Vnit-d Slat,* of America in fbngreat
itflmhbd. That from aud aft«-r tbe pre^nt aeKRi«'n of
Comrredd, tbe C-'ncr^di- vml HJnU' and ApjH-n-lii.
which cc.ntain the l:«wa and th*- •l«l*atHd •hern«n. aball
»broui:b the «o Joix'«« th^ ««m.. a^-I!
be pu bhb« by order of C'n?red« Pmrt'lul. That
notbinc herein dhall te ron^trued to authorlM the
circulation of the laily lilol* fren of postage.
E 1 S
For a copy of the Daily Globe 4 m. $3,00
For a copy for a less time I per m.) 1,00
For a copy of the Congressional (j lobe
aud Appeuiiix during the session, 3,00
Bank notes, current in the section of
the country where a subscriber resides,
will be received at par. The whole or
sny part of a subscription may be remitted
in postage stamps, which are preferable
to any currency, except gold or silver.—
Where bank notes under $5 cannot be
procured, 1 will s'.-nd two copies lor #5.
A paper will not be sent unless the
money accompanies the order for it.
caunat alluni to exchange with all the
newspapers that dei-ire the (ilolie but 1
will send the Daily Globe during the Mis
sion to all who shall publish ihis prospec
tus three limes before the tirst Monday of
next December. Those who may publish
should send their papers to me, marked
with a pen, to direct attention to it. The
Congressional Globe and Appendix will be
stereotyped and, therefore, 1 chall be
able to send the back numbers lor this
session to all who may subscribe alter tbe
scission commeuces but if the first edition
sliitll have been exhausted before the sub
scription money is received, 1 shall charge
$1 additional per copy to pay the expense
of putting tbe plate* on tlie press.* Sub
scriptions should reach me as early as the
first week of December to insure complete
copies at the prices advertised above.
JOHN C. HIVES.
Waablngtna, Oct. 13,1868. nls-3t
Dissolution of Copartnership.
rpilK tin* .f zii:i i,i:h, i kii aiit .t wood, of
ill. I'nkot* t'Hy l'ntt»ry. Ilaknta iiv. N ,k.h
tiii* lira! ilny ..| l^s, |,v niutu.il i-iiii'*nl,
iltiM«ilv.d. and th. tirm li«r.»nor'will l« kauwn by
tbe name and style of /Iegler A Kckliart.
N E W I
M"
.*Ki
ZllXiLKIt A KCKHAKT. of the Dakota
rot'••!) take the pri-H^nt opportunity oi
the m-r-haut* aud public generally that
th»«v will conl.ir•.on io the buviiiMMM ok hi*ret |i»re, and
bavin? in. reused their fuciliticd. are enabled to man
ufactur i larger aiimuni ol (.touewari-. and id the
Ijedt quality• K**turuin|C thHiik* t..r the lliaTti at
ronajie l»edtowed ii|ou the iid tnin, th»*y reM|HicifuilV
•olleit a ''ontiniMuce of the ^anix f..r the new. mui
they wili etid*avor to retain it i»y prompt execution
oidera, to which tb«y will oarelully attend at
ail timi
Dakot
carefully attend to the delertlon and loea
tion of lands in th»aevetal land uialri.rta in
W»»»tern Iowa and Nebradka buy and hell l«and
Wmranti*, or locate thetn on couiini4dion for non
reaidenta they will bug money at U edtern rate# of
iuterent, buy and set) real cM.ife. nnd pav taxes.—
Collections mad1 aud money promptly forwarded.
iSuuftfimitf) Sl)0i).
nMv.
AVINU recently o|ien»d a bla«k*inlth
dho,, short di'^tai.ce w.-M of 'lack.-tt &
AVINU recently o|en(d a bla«k*iulth
h' |i short distance wost of 'la« k»-K 4
Co. ry atahle, the Miharriber tuked thia
met bed of annoLrv lnp: to tbe public that he
is prMj.hi.-d to at tend lo all work jtlven him in a ueat
and workmanlike manner, lie paya particular at*
teution to
hors s SHOK1NU,
Give tb^ui a
ftty. N. T.,
'•nil.i
11, IH68 —tf.
FOB RENT.
A NIWLT FIM^JIKU aud comfortabla
bsvlnfr four rooiua lathed and pla«tered, read^
diate occupaucy, in North fiioua Clt^.
MfcA.VS, ALLISON A CO.
SAMUEL H. CASADY,
Attorney at Law, Ileal Estate
ami Collecting Atjent,
aiocx CITY, IOWA.
Will attend pnmiptto all buMlneiaeDtruatedto
hiK«ara. nl'tf.
IVPEHULV BKiVTlfiLI
JUST OUT, TUB
COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL
F«r December.
OVRR
Ju"",A1"
whl'h
to aubacrtla#ra of the Ooamopolitau Art Aasoelatlon.
deventv pa^ea- cIjoJch nrtlclea—elegantlj lb
luatrated- hplendid ateel eoicravluie. I'rlee
ceuta. Hpeclmen cq lea **nt, tu re^.-eipt of 18 oenta,
In ataoipa or oln, Addreaa
C. UfciltUY, 648 Broadwaj, N. T.
IMa«
Oct lM«klH| T§bacco«-ym bbli.
la ftwe, frt nil by T. CAMFIILL.
gggggggggggggjgg|ggjgg^
pnweH.ld proTnr'*ly mmlt-
t*'d 1'axe* palil in Iowa Nebrnxk*: Land
and Town property bought an-l sold: and all *up|.
neati n»nn"-t»».J with a Law and Gener.il A^eaoy busi
ness rar«!f«liy atffndpti to.
No?eu»l*»r 1R. 18f»#—tf
THE GLOBEi
The Official Paper of Congress.
GKEAT EXCITEMENT
PIKE'S "pEAK!!
THElateadtororerlea
of cold at Plkl'i Peak has
causod great excitement amongst thnee'anx*
lous to in.tki» a fortune in a hhort time: and mi great
nnanyshai left -n that
ac*'unt.tanil
EXThNSIVE
HiaM^
oijrt^ air talkiiiij leaving, ut* won! 1 the lat
ter to *Uy :tt houiu. a.«i (h- r^ ii a I^r th*ui
here, witliuut ing that di*t.tn'« and runuinir tb«
risk of losing ih^ir lives and ^ettin? disappoint d.~
The way to wake tbe u'.uney Ltrt? is to ^t your
FALL & WINTER SUPPLIES
•tthc LARGE and
ESTABLISHMENT
A. HAAS & BRO.
They have lately received from New York the
Lu|«it l«it mnM iMwimit
O I N
ever Wougut to this country, together with spton
did atook of
Gents Furnishing Goods!
EATS AND CAPS,
Gloves and Mittens,
Woolen
Ihe Congrg.tsional (Hohr and A/ninnlix Surdinu^ Door Locks,
pass free throup-h the mails of the United
States, as will be seen by reading the fol
lowing Joint Keholuti.m passed by Con
gress the 6th August, 18,2
JOINT KPSOl.fTTON prnvUins for th. AMrlMlon
of tin l.aw» of Congrraa and tlie !ipUtf tb.-reon.
With ariew to tberb^ap rjrrulat^n ot tbe lawa
of and tbe delaiU-s consrihutinrf to th»* ti ue
Interpretatl- n thereof, and to make free the commu
nication between the tepres ntative and constituunt
bodiea:
Jackets,
Woolen Socks,
Carpet Bags,
Comforters,
during
Umbrellas,
Blankets,
Cigars,
&c.
AIpo a large stock of
Ladies Dress Goods!
Robe Threst Patterns, plain and tMbroicTd
WonUn Delainei of all eolora.
All Wool Plaid*,
Tha Congressional Globe and Appm lix
will contain a r?[ort of all the Debates
in Conpross. revived by tho speakers, the
Messages of the Prrsiilent of the United
State*, the Annual liaports of the Heads
of the Executive Departments, the Reports
of Committees of Cnnpress on important
subjects of general interest, the Laws
phased during the session, and copious
indexes to all. They will be printed on
a double royal sheet, in book form, roval
quarto size, each number containing six
teen pajres, arerat in 2,I!9T words per
pajie. The whole will make between 1700
and 2000 papes. It is believed that no
book has ever been published at so low a
rate. Last vear I advertised in tbe Daily
Globe, for sis months, and in about one
hundred other newspapers in the I'niterl
States, a reward of $*J15, to be paid to
suy person who would produce a book
pnhlished at so low a rate, and none was
produced. The lartre number of copies of th. boat St Loul, brand.,
subscrilied for by Congress enables ir.e to Com Meal, W'indo
afford the dehates to subscribers so cheap. Oysters, Sivah,
Mi'rinoi's,
Culmrgt,
JSilks,
Prints,
Ginghams,
Muslins.
Jaconets,
White fjawnt,
dc.: tfre,, rf-c.
which i« better for t^ie pure^aser an-l the seller, ad
th-y are not contractii:^ td dcl.ts r. w, urd are not
ohli^ed to make the caah t-|\er pay a larger price fi»r
broods in ord'-r to make up for l«d debt* contracted
'ine buMn.w U arc in the liab-
fith f.rlo
it of doiit^. Th**ir wc
iUi}orterd nnd uiaiiufarturerf
tei»t terms aud lowest prices.
2 Y 0 K IT I 0 N!
*nd all they aak of the Pe« pie id to tf?e thern a all
befoie purcha*nt elM*ht i*. It lis i* no troul le to
ahow (pHida. Ptoro oi» the coinet of Third and I'aarl
straeta, Hioux city. lop*, our motto la—
Lam/c Sales and Small J\ofiU,
N. B.— Ituffilo Iloled, Kurd. County Warranty
Sutter and taken iu '-nryi f"r tftirtli
SlouiCity, Nov., 11,
Claim Notice.
1X1conewrn
C1IAH1.K8 IniYI.K. THOMAS COLEMAN,
KLWAKl) Melni.\ l.h and all other1* whom It
may Vou are h-reby notit ed that I will
appear at the I.and i.»ftice at '»ukota City. N. lw»
I ne the better and Ke eivcr tber«of. on biiday,
ihe i th day ot December, A D. Is.M, nt it oVlock A.
U- pro^e my i i.jht t«- ent« preemption the
K. tjuarter of the S. K. ^uail-r ot' aecN«n and the
N. h. .jUartar the N. -jiru ter of *fctien 2o. and
the doutti half of *he »outhw.-st tjuarfcr ot Mcti«n
«4. and tb' north bait of the nortbMt^t qaarterot aec
tion *•'», and the aouthwe-t |Uari©r »^f ihe southeast
quarter of Ke^'lion and the u rthwext quarter of
the northeast quarter of decll«n 2.1, all iu to»nbip
*-D. iHH/e* east of the nth principal uieridinn. Ne
b'at«ka Territory—aa tb* to* n of St. Johnn. under
tbe act of Mav, 1*44, In truM for the set era) Use
aud beuelit uf the uccupants of said town.
Each state, oily, town, village and post
office will be alplnibetiially arranged.
Tbe nsiine ol nu.li person will be alpha
betically arranged under ihe head of their
respective post nflice addresses.
As the United Statf.s Directory will be
a matter of interest to every citizen of
America, we respectfully solicit the aid of
postmaxters and others in all parts of tbe
country in obtaining names aud sending
them on as soon as possible.
In making up lits, write the name of
the po-totlice, county and state at the head
of the sheet, then till the remainder with
distinctly written names, of unite persons
only, ol ihw age of til'teen year* and up
wards, and as soon as you have sutlicient
to till an envelope, forward them on imme
diately.
A prospectus will be sent post paid to
any person who may order it.
To pniYnt mistake.'—Write distinctly
the names, postoffice, county nnd state.
MOKK1S, GARDNER & WILKES,
Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio.
.N R. Publishers inserting the above
prospectus, including thia notice, three
times in their weekly paper, and calling
attention to the same in their editorial col
umns, will receive a copy of the Directory,
delivered at(their otlice free of charge.—
Direct all exchange papers to the 0. 8.
Directory.
Btcsa.-i
a a«
largt|
u4 f* Mkla ljr
BK1N0«d"uponMme.ht'estrict
purchased front the
n i he fast n the very
hicb enable* them to
JOUM J. TIIAQV,
Mayor of bt. Johnft.
Dakota dty. Not. 4.1868.—4w
PHOSPKtTtS OF
The United States Directory.
rPHK
undersigned propose ifsuing a book
under the above title, lo contain about
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGES!
[Sine of pages 1 by 20 itielies.)
Tbe object of tbe United States Direc
tory will lie—
i«t, to give tbe name aud pnstoffice ad
dress of every male person of the age of
fifteen years and upwards, in the United
StHtOH.
2nd, to give the name of every postoffice
and postmaster in the United Stales.
lid, to (rive the name and place of pub
lication of every daily, weekly, uiouthly
and quarterly paper and magazine, pub
lished in the United .States.
Ipplr of Ba«nn just rwalrad
1WTLS A JACIUO.Y
JiSBBSB
a&
Claim Notice.
rNATTIANlKI.
KKNPALL, and all others«&d»
it may oonwn —You are hereby oottfted that
1 will appear at the Land Oftce at Houx Ctty, Iowa,
l*for* the Kfgiiter nod Receiver tb.irf f. on Monday,
h«* .tU) day of l«» -«iubHr at y ^cJotk a. v. of
said Jay, u prov« my ri^bt to enter by »re-emptfon
the uortheaat quarter of section No. 14, (o town*
ship No '.•!{. north of rang* No. 37 west of the6th
priucipal meridian In Iowa.
8YLVESTKII I! PACKAKD
5|ou* Rapid*, Oc*.23, ISoS.—3w.
of the Throat aad Lai|i.
Dr. JOHN BULL'S
Comj/ound Pectoral of Wild Cherry,
For the complete cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Pains
in the Side and Breast, Spitting of Blood,
and Consurtfbtion.
Tins
purely U-iiiifl.- (reparation. »nil Is no
empirical noatrum. Ad a prtat and reliable reme
dy for the above named complaint It ««tandf unrivall
ed, audit i» uow rapidly itainlftff a lii^h reputaliin
aa a lueiiciu** that can fully be relied on in all dlaea
aesof the respiratory or^ttid. No preparation erer
presented to the public id more carefully and scientb
tically proptn^l. A-vom|ianylni each Isortie are am
ple dirertii iis in five dltrerent language*, and It I*
MMipounib'J und» the ^upHrviiiion of a akillful phy
of b.ng xiptrience in the train of rfUeamNi for
which it is designed Its upon tbe t.y»t«ui are
immediate in rehevhi^ tbe di«trca.sinf dyintoraii. Try
it l«fore it id t«K it*', and vou will rejoice at tbe ben
efits you will ap**ediW derive fr.-tn ita uw.
Hold by drj^'i.-td «%'erywtir»re.
All orders from wholesale purchasers, or spplica
tlson Aireut ifh, uiuxt W addressed to
IMi. Ji.liN nn.1,, Louisulletor New York.
For aaW in Sioux City by
e«pt. 3Ut\m—*rn A. R. APPLBTON.
STOLEN HORSE.
N'OTICK
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Buffalo and Rubber Overshoes,
linen and Marseilles Shirts,
IJndershirts and Drawers,
Flannel Overshirts,
Is hereliy (iiven, that J. B. Brown, who
ra« recently arrested at this plare by an officer
from !•(.»r» g#r's l.audin?. sold a horae t* a citisen of
ux Citv. an I .iftor his arrest said llrown ackuoarl
tfdiced that he stole saki horae. He did not aay where,
but Ir .tB bid rumarKs. It w»» aupT^Hied that he ^ot tbe
horae in Ka}ettucounty,Iu thin .-Ute. Tb' bni^.-ha»
been left in mv care, by the purchiaer. ami will be
delivered to lb'- turner up«.t» ti»e pruof of lijt property,
and payment of charges.
GKOROP. L. TACKKTT.
Sioux city. Iowa, Sept 2d. m5«.—tf.
~£cirut(Sc ^mrricitYT
PROSPECTUS.
T*l. 1* Begin* September 11, 185B.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
and Farmers.
T!IK11
Scientific Anierican has now reached ltd Four
te»Mitb Year, and will enter upon a New Volume
on the th S«pt«M!iber. It i* the only weekly
publi'-«ij«»ii of the kind now »*sued in tbid country,
and it had a very extensive circulation in ail tbe
ftated of tbe I'nion. It is not, ao aoin* mlirht *up
l»ose lrom Ita title, a dry, ab*tru»e work mi t^hnical
•ilence on the contrary, it deals wih the eat
cfents coiii,: on in the scientific, niechani-ul and
indudtrial v,orlda, aa tn pb«aa»» and itidtruct e?.ry One.
If th*' Mechttiiic or Artizan wiahed tu know the beat
machine hi uh** or how t» tuake any «ub*laiice em
ploy-.I in hi» biHneaa—if the llou«ewife wl^hee to
of improvements—it the Manufacturer wUhct to heep
pOdteti ith th" ti-n a. and to pidt» with tb-
ties his buMUrM*— if the M.»n of U ikuc** aud Ktudy
widlien to keep lnu^elf familiar wi»h the pro^r***
mad-» in th^ cii.-Dii^allab'THttoy, or in th# ronttriK
tion ot t*de.'rapb«. Meamthipr. railroad*, reapeia.
m^wern. and a th- u«-iridothfriiiaohiN»*aud app]ian
^*es. both of pea.v nnd war—nil tbe^e deiivl'ratr can
be found In the SVntifir Amt-rir*n. and n*tt
They are h«re pr-dentud in a r-li*Me :ird interesting
frm, adapt"! to th'* eompu-h- nMon ot uiiii.ia uo
learned In the higher qrauche* of Mlenee and art.
TFHMj3
LADY'S FI RS AND I.OAKS,
HronUn ihau'lN! ^lantilln«( Bonnets^
Ktiilrolilerlea, RII»hon«« Head
Trlaitmin^a. ttpk
Irry, iltvrlry. Priip
mci), .Notion*, 4Lc*
Th«*y aUo keep on baud
O U
nne
Glass,
GtOCERIES!
rtf'rrmined to n»M '11 f: A a
'lo«j iuve adapt. ibe
CASH SYSTEM!
c-.pv. one year. $2 one eopf, six
mcntba. $1 !iv« ,o »ied si^ mibe, $4 ten mpied.
clx montha. bu copies t^ehe mouths. $lfj hf
t«»en copies, twelve montha, twenty copie%
twelve niontha, In advance.
imen coplea d^nt gratuitously fOr InapectlAn.—.
Southern and We^tttn uiouey, or ToaUfe Stamps,
taken tor aub.4'ri|.tir.t)d.
Letterd should bn dlr»*eted to
N A 1 2 u i o n s e e N V
4ShMea^rd. Munn A Co are extenalvely en^afed
In pKcunn: pateiitK t- new Invention*, and will
udtide inventors, without charge, in regard to the
novelty of their im| rr»*ement*.
CITY
A. K. APPLET0H,
(Successor to A. M. Hunt Co.)
Drugs, Mediciaes, Books, Stationery,
Oils, Paints, Varnishes,
Brushes, &c., &c.
thankful for the very liberal patronafee be*
dtowed the ftnii, I hope to merit a con
tinuance the bv attention to bu«in**Kd.
I oo'Upv the old M*tid No. l.r» Pearl *troet, where 1
will b»- plcnoed to dHt my fiifiuU at all timea.
Pure W tnra and l.t|««ore for MNlleinal
and Sii-ri-nental purpon,.»{
N«lion» in jreMt -lindane*
Perfumer) Toilet Artlelft, Ac.t Ac
Apnt f, i tbe mov p-.pular !'.\IK ST V A/»".7.V KS
^hyfdeianf pr*Mriptl»nf ac«urately compounded.
I'ure Native U1NK of mv owu uianutactura.
8|oua City. Iowa. July 22.
0. H. KKY.Nol.D3. PATRICK R0I1B.
REYNOLDS HOBB,
A O N E Y S
BOOT a SHOE MANUFACTORY.
BAMl'EL KRl'MMANN
DK?TR®S
to itatc to the peopl# that h«
bad reeeKed a lat fre lot of leather and
other ii.ateriaU used in hU hudineaa and is
now pivpaied to do work In tin- t-eat atyle
and at the lowest rate*. Almployintf none ut the
beat r.f workmen, and givii p. rw.ualattention to it,
hecan«:ifc*ly warrant allbia work*
Term*C vii
A^M^n.tinjr done on short notlq§»
^ept. !W.
CHEAPER THAN EVER
BtCKRlCKEH A MKVRR(
HavejuM r-el\«d the beat a*sortmeat*f
Groceries of all kinds.
Fresh Ham. Bacon and Lard,
Fiuits and Preserves.
NEW MiY OO'iPS: GOtI»S!!:
Blanleta, l-Uonel. nothing and tienta Kurnlibing
Articles lat«. C»p«. tdlea limn and W Inter
feb^eff. I Vr!um« r\, Tobacco, Cigars, t.'hoe
olate, Kihb htrf.ka. I.lnea and
Kancy (looda,
Which will bo Mld at «inall proflta.
Slnuv City, Hept. 9, lt»S— ly
PAMKl. HID IU, CH.il. ». It DOM.
FairQeld, Iowa, n. a. hdom.
Oaniei Rider, Hedges & Co.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SIOUX CITY, IOWA,
ARFj
prepare^tn aelct and entar Utrd from per
aonal ezammation in any of the Land OlitrlrU
In Iowa, Mi*aoiiri. Knn^udand Nebraaka.
Henl K-fctate U^sht and aoltl on e»mutl*aion. Sioney
inre^tfd or loaned on Keal K«tate aecurity at weateyn
rate* of interest. Thihh paid for uou reeidenta. Land
H'arranta bought aud Hold.
Rirtis^rta:
Ifnn. Vm. Montgomery, Washington, PtiNb
Wm. H. Ilarrld, Itanker, rittcbnrg, I'enn.
Iteor^e W m. Hury, Tpper 8anduak'» Ohife
Wm inith, Farono, tdilo.
Ir John II tVndtant. le\ieo, Ind.
Ile-nry luder, |tr«»wnaville. Ind.
Jeade H. .^U'wnrt, Iviftne City. Pentl.
Shepherd ll. diick. Cincinnati. Ohln. tntt
WAKELY & JAMES,
Attorn.)'* at Law, Hollcllora In Ch*a
c*ry, aud Utu«ral Ag.nta,
DAKOTA CITY, N. T.
,l»lr ». ISM—tf
KNOW STl'TSMAX. JOHN ClURtlCR.
STUTSMAN & CURRIER,
Allornrya and t'owuarllora at Law,
Office, cortwr Sixth tf" Douglas Sts.,
SIOUX CITY, IOWA,
Y^Tll.L alteail to all I.aw nrul (iHtieral CcllactlnK
}f Itusluua Iu We*turn luwa and KaaUru N*
br«aka.
KBTISH Ti)
Joel Parknr. 1.1. D., Cauihrid^., Maaaachawtta.
Ill'll. Joint Wi'lllwiulll. rlilrago, llllnoiN.
II• W. WiHMluian. Ihxrr, N»» lUuipdMf*.
ll a. O II. I'li'klln, linrl.'Nlmi, llllimu.
II-ii .I I'. Alloii. I'M.-tni-, llli,i,,|«,
Tliai. llutluri, Ki.ii., K"rilimui, New York.
voOaul
FOR RENT.
TimCity.
firmwly uwntwl liy Janiaa ItarMan^i
tba mrn.r of Keronit and Iowa atrwla, Mid«»
Hkux Ap|l« lo
MliNH, ALU60N CX
Oat p*, l?ot- U.
WANTED
V E ft!
E66S!
O U
E A
CHICKENS!
Sugar Cane Syrup!
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR!
PORK I BEEF
W O O
Ser-unaiifK Blur!, r,,
IAW
siorx CITY,
HORACE C. BACON & CO.,
(Su«*aaor» to Il«in, U llllaior, Cook Co.,)
BROKERS
AND
KealKstateAgents,
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
1ANP
at
IOWA.
Klor\ CITY
Warrant* loratad—Money inreatod o* loan
i at weatern mtoa of interin—Taxea paid, and
e»(»iial atteoiluo given to imraaiiueiita in Uf [MOD
i ilu4
HARDWARE.
lotaf Srytbea and Snathee. llay Fork* ft Rakaa,
Oi Yoke* and Bow*, for nale rhrap.
A. GKON lNUfclt. nlgn of the Mill Saw.
HEAT MARKET
PROVISION COMMISSION ST0RJL
JOHN B. PE ARCR
ne|ti*en»
A3 opened a *h'p dinrviy o|p.nite tlie Pious
City Uouae, wlure he i* piepar»'d to furnish
the t»f •»i»ii\ rity ant! mankind jreiiei'tlly
ith the t-*"»t quality of uiesit at the *er lowwt r,ite»».
1'rotiMonK of h1 kinda %-ill h- aold on toiiiiniKai^n.
4ar Meat will turuisli.d U- any part »d tin- City
evary niortiliiK by lea«ln^ an order at their abop tbe
eviiiint ptMviou*. till'.
DISSOLUTION.
^^OTICF la hereby iriven that theptrtnambtphere
in tofore exiktin^ Utar»en tbe undersiniiwl .Mug
busine.-* :tt Moux I'llv, loaa. under the name and
aul- ot llenn. lltianis. Vmk A Co.. haa t*i'it fbla
day di!c«nlTed by mutual content—IWnhart ll«un,
•lesgM H'illi.-in^. lieorjje l. Temple aid bn K Ox k
hajdnj: «old their intoreat to the other partner, llor
a«-e C. Haron. who In anthorlaed to aettlf all tbe ar*
ouut of the late tirui. .mid ho will ri)tinue the
bualneaa in bla own nauie at the tame place.
JiKIJMlAiiX IIK.N'N,
WILLIAMS,
»HN K M,
C. UACO.N.
Uoux citr. ttmmBW I. MoT.
The u
nderai« n»»d take pleaotire In edirfTnmdln* tbelr
Ute partner, Horace lla^ou, to tbe tavor of *be bu
aineaa conuuunit. and h"pe their former patrons
will extend to bbii a share Cd their patnna
I1KKMIA
nnaee.
!t ilKX N,
WILLIAMS,
Aagnrt 12, lStS^-4*. .ioiin K. o»ih.
Diuolution of Co-Partner«]up.
HMIK Civrartnerahip beretofora iatin^ between
t*- Van Voorst and t?eo. L. Tackett nnd John Co
lom. under tbe name and »tylu of Vmi mrk( A Co.,
baa thia day t#en dicaolved hy niutnul eon»«n.t. The
l«M.k* of tbe lomp.uiy are iu tlie band*, of ti.N.. L.
Tackott, wbo ban tull |Kiw«ir to aeltlo the bahinevn of
the tirui. IVraon* kno*un themaelvea uid. lOed aill
pha*e call and tt'** thf «.ime. a
*Vv The it«eay tiualneaa will
X^V^hereafiei le ooductod by Geo. I.
ia. Krii and John (olutu. under tbe naB« ui iavkoit
4 Co., at old ki.iud.
S. VAX VfHHIST,
OKU. L. TACKHYT.
Jalr it, 18M—rlnitt juii.v (xiuiji
SI«)i:x CITY
JEWELRY STORE,
Pearl Strert, Sftoux City, Iowa*
tSilver
llAVK on hand a Rood aaaortment of Ooht and
Watehea, al»o tlold and Silver Chaina, Ca
meo liroaat•I'lna and Kiir Kin^a, Held Necklaova aud
Hold Croawa. Lo^'ketn. (»ent IMna, etc.
Repairing of \V«tchei will be AlWuded to and axe
cMted In a moat akillful manner.
Vlnl H. L. JACCAUD.
WM. ft. HURT. JOUH L. CAMPBKLI..
HENRY CAMPBELL,
Banker#, Latui, effecting and
Insurance Agents»
SIOUX CITY, I OH,
jairetiH*.
H0RTH-WE8TERN
sfl
liOOTAND SHOE
MANUFACTORY
AT BIOt'1 CITV, IOWA.
7"HE
tind^raiirTfi h.ivinif pcrmiinnntlT locatel In
floin City. nwiMotfnlly Inf.irma th- |w.pl.. of
aafd rlty and »i»tatty. that li» Is nn» iiv t:, ,j.,
Iof
IN SHORT, ANYTHING TO
£Af OH WEAR!
IN
Exenwr.E
FOR THE
50.000 FRUIT TREES
for Sale at the Loweit Figures
TI1KNura**rvthe
underlined bavinp permanently entat ll«hed
a at S»*r^rani'a Hluff, In hopes hv *trlct
attention to rulthntion ,.t «id br
hating none but tlie 'hoie**at ^ariri^h crown\'u
thi* clima'e. to tn »ble to acetimrnxdate the |**o
pie of tiie upptT MiMOuri country aiih onbarda of
tbe bent crafted fruit. My -.it-ok at pr»aent c*naiata
of apple tr^« only, all grafted, and of the present
iuininem jrrowtb Tboae wishing thia tali will pieaae
eali aa.! if tm bp auited In quality quantity and
prire. He anperta U introduce other frulta into bis
nuraerv nezi «aa«on 1 S KmU^ON.
a
wot-k In hf* Un,' cm Torv sluit ttv. ilj„ I,,*,
•at pomlMe prif*«. ll.tvliiK' the rpry Iv.t of »nrkrr»(i
•ttj'loyad, I feel aecur* in unyin^ to thn piil.llr tnut I
am t-» foriii^h w»rk at 'v.T raf thjin*
any other hnw* in the city. All that I la that
you will K'v* call l*f..rc pun elM »hfrr.
Rc|alrinK donr oti th'nh»tMt ni'ti' i'. Sh'/pon r«*rt
below th» Sioux llv ll.,a«.-. .1 ,rn ./ the U:t
Aool.
A lar(p-awortoient of Boots and Shoes (tin
atantly on Irnud and fur ule at the Ti-rv low. *t uri.i*
for C**h. JOHN'MIAlliLE.
N. B. All work warraptsj. [vlnlm-i
A**- *. I. 8. KI&E.
XcLEAN St KIRK,
DMALERS 15
HEAL ESTATE
A!,I)
EX CIIANGI
J*
IIOVX CITV,
IOWA,
YtflLIi five |«mona) attention ^the leleetlon and
location nf l^ind Warranta. and all bualnatt
rounacted witb a General Laud Agency.
ltefercnccs:
Dr. S. P. Yeotnana, Hejr. Land Office, Mon* City, Iowa,
Hiram Price, Kaq., Sec. M. A M. K. H„ Davenport,
Hev. John Deinpater, b. !., lJret't Uariett Bib. Inst.,
Kran*toa. III.
Denaon & Kiuifabur?. Banker®, 4* Clark at., f'hltago,
H. 1). Bryant, Kmj lre Uer. \-lleire. llutfalo. N Y.
P. P. Koit, KiK|m N». *8 Wall sfr^t. [vlnl
F. CHEN0WETH,
Dealer in
O E I E S
PROVISIONS,
RATE io atori* anil to arrive a well s^-KtSilMa
VASULV
OlMJCJbtUfcs nl« cli.^.
FORWARDIJTO & CCTIMIS3I01T
MERCHANT.
Strict Attrition pai-1 to I uvinn and *ellln^ on er»m»
miasion. Ueinittancea
promptly mado.
for paat
TbHnkful
favors, aitd
t-eing
determined
to «e)l as
Office firsf door North of Government
Land Office. plw2
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
'I'HK under«it ned i* prepared
1
niann^t' tu»e KAX«
1 MM MILL.-ot a suj'.*i i quality n boit m.
tlce, and on teiui"» w huh i I U)t the ti ». Miila
b^nd f.r UJ3.de tooidei M!»h
Vamierti are itqQeated lo cali and exaipm* tht liil8.
1. MOMliJMfcUV.
KouxCity. Aupuf-t 6.186^—oin.
A N a^
driia.
a«iortinent of Circular and Mill Man*
driia. belting, Ki!«-s et- niw iy« kept oti baud
ut at. Louia pri«^ wiih freight addeit.
A. WiluM.Niith. ai^n nf tbe M*H S*w.
Dr. A. S. KUNCKEL,
II Ol'LD Wiul.* liis l*...r i
y pet.ple of frii.ux and fui
borbo»d.
t«a t.
cheap
aa tbe apc*t, 1 recpevifuU^ aolLlt a purlieu of ycur
patrouaKe.
Si 'Ui i ity, July 22.185S.
DRUG STOKE.
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AT
iu H. HI NT'S
J3oolt AnD Drttfj Stove,
On DiJii^las ptrevt. Nj. 1 I t. I'.aad
Drags, Medicines, Books, Stationery,
Draughting Material, Ink, Patent
Meuic.ues, tic, He.
CHEM' FOR C.lS/r -CB
Pionx City, low.-t, July 2J, lSo—win.
Dr. S. B. THOMPSON,
{Furmtrhj from Philadelphia, I'a.,)
0
lf'LbS his profeaiJion.il aer-» t- the 1 it*
ant* of iuux City and ticii.uy. UiKcc oppoait#
dioux City lioum*. flnl
DR. J. J. SAVILLE,
|Hj»0Uian fi: guv&roff,
Ojjice corner of Donj!tn iml l\j'ih sis.,
near the Post Office,
SIOUX CITT, IOWA.
L. H. INGALLS,
ATTORNEY V i1 AW,
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
to tht
nci^h*
Office at bis realdenee on bank* *t
ntr of Water aud ^ev nth atreeta.
ftOMKT MEANS. J. U* P. ALLHO
MEANS, ALLISON & CO.
ISr.nl Estate fcroUrr#,
BA^tlvEKS,
Airn
EMIGRANT AGENTS,
SIOUX CITV, IOWA,
"ll^H.L glee tbelr peraonal kt*ent|on to aelectlr.f
ff nnd entering racanl lani« in tbe .i ox City,
Dakota and Northern Nebraaka l.nnd Diftric-ta. vlth
caah or*nn?ints—j.roiMin^jr leed» tor U :n .iout
City and it* Addition*—pnyin l.ixea npon ri:y and
county property frr m-n rwidenta—bantng Money on
.•6od aerurity at western ratea of Interest, op invent
ing it in projMM-ty for distant deilcra— .olkvtin,: liiUs
and Now# and remitting pro***#!* yruuipuyat iba
cueremt ratea«f K\chan^t.».
W wiil a!* act a* Couunb'-lonerK tbe SMtea of
Maine, Xe« Planij»ahire. Vermont and M.iN»adiU*atia.
All lettor» »•t Inquiry answered piouiplly.
July 22.
6. V. KY1LL. J. K. CUAULii.
ETALL & CHARLES,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND
S U V E Y O S
810UX CITY, IOWA.
Land Warrants Located at reason*
able rates.
ff« B. Alt Selection* peraonally made.
LAND LOCATING OFF1CK
Collecting Agenoy
B. STUTSMAN & 00.,
.V. IT amr r/ r, !.• ,!uj Strvlt,
lOl V CITV, IOWA.
fUTK bay and «ll «iM an.l luifrp»...l lnmla. pity
It property, and L»n^ Warranta on rouiniiwiion.
W wll l.aixt «arra,it«. tiuir." tcactual avttlora,
*1 wrtitnru rat. of inti-rosl, uu renj eslatti wrurlly.
n, lutMil nih. |.h Taiva, Hit,! locate l.aaa War
rauta Tor i...ii-r»Kl'l. nt« In all th.. l.iud lustrlcta ut
Iowa, Kan mm aud Neliraaka. \\V aiM tl- a
General Law aud ColltHing Husinest.
All Utter* to is on builneaa, or ot lu. nir*. Will ra
WI»« prompt alUntioM. I'oi touting Laud Wairautt
»a rli.ti itie 'iI' V*Inr comuil^ion
On 4o aira Warrant,
On ho
On IX)
Jul iS. ISA»—ly K.srvnwAK*oa.
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