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P. U. ZIEBACH, EMTOH
I O I Y I O W A
Dec. »t, lilt.
Drinocradt Stale Convention*
Th D»iro-rnrv Town
',V.
meet In Stat# Poteen
lion a *he it in Dea Maine*, on the* 2.'i1 ot Feb
m.ry. t*so. •!.« Me^nto. t.i r.'ii'ment tb«-iu in
poae
The ratio of n pr*aenta!ln will be one Delegate for
•»«rjr on* huodrvd Pemouralic! Toten cant In the r»a
partite Coantlea th* 8tM» for State ofltaar* at the
late dct-Wr ele--tion. and on* IMe/a?e for a fractiou
of frwty vot«« iT«r tiiat nwin^r, provided that every
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CH«r'is,c
Chi 'lt»fta* ...»
CiSrltA
Clinton
Clnjrti-u
ft i.Ol
«A»»
Cravforo
Dalian
lacitur
!t'iaware
withoid their obedience to tbe akase of i
and important. Upon thcui devolve* the
solution of all oar pre*eat difficulties. If
they really desire 4 cessation of this rui
nous warfare, they have th« power to af
foci it, by discouraging any departure*
from the Constitution and regarding th*
irert.- of all section* with true impar
tiality— ju«ti e and patriotism.
rraiTlVE SLA VK CASE l!f WOOD
Bt'UV OINTY.
On Wednesday evening last a gentle-
1
man from Alabama, wbo»e nasi* we have
tb. National bemocraii- Contention which win been unable to ascertain, accompanied by
SMBbleatCbaileaton io io mina'n camtidnt.. f,«r th. r* ,, *T ™,
^residency aud Vic ^residency of the I'tilt-d States ,1P' »f I'»kot» City, N. T.f VIS-
TIm Convention la called at Pes Moines purmaM 'te^ Sergeant's Bluff, and arretted a col
to a revolution of the taet Stat. Onventins, end on ored man named Win. Philips, (who bas
»he *M of Febrnsry .. being one of th. „oat .ppm-
fes,JeJ jn #f w
proprlate da a that could bo wilted Buch a pur
txm i Ivsij., ot herpeaut s lilufT, forMreral j*ari
orpii.ii.dcortii(v, xithoiit r08»rdtoit«»ou.1«i.»nt» Souf to bo* de corn," Ac., *oon became
l«l^ nt.s *o which ®aelt county wl'.l be .utltieC In 11 Citizen* rallied for the purpose of
ihwartl.ing the designs nf the "dealer* in
human (lush and bl iod.'' Tbey repaired,
en masse, to Dakota City but what trans
pired there we are not advised, ^further
2s thnn that when they returned Bill'' wa*
with them, and is again at hi* old hom* in
6 Serjeant's Bluff, iu the enjoyment of hi*
it 1 inalienable right*" and in Ui* pursuit of
will le a« follow*:
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to I Johnson ....
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tba ^(a/e roQ?«utU'ti
l!hii»nkee.
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Appnuooae
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Plae*h*wk
Calhoun
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3*: F'oir
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M-»ry.
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i i w.-pcito,
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4 \VH*iitngton,.
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2 Winr.eshtek,
1 I W -ojiiarv....
1 Wrirlit
Wimieb.go. ..
Sinr? the al»ovp wa» written we bave
received a communication from Sergeant's
Bluff, giving au account of the arreit and
rescue, but a* it i* not accompanied by
the writer's name, aud is very severe on
persons interssted in the nrrest, we are
compelled to decline its publication. We
have no other objection* to the publication
of the article but in order to protect our
self from impo*ition we are compelled to
exclude all communication* not accem
panied by a responsible name, Corres-
u
u
2
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i i'tvin uti».......
\i \-O'-ih »rtai,
pondenis will please observe this rule
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COX(.UES».
.... 10
Tt ii not provable that the oi^snization
of the House \s yet been effected. Up
to our lsst advices from Washington, sev
eral ballots for Speaker had bee.i had but
without any thrice. '1 be South Ameri
cans hold the balance of power and declare
mi unwillingness to unite with either Pein
ecrats or Republicans. No disposition is
manifested to adopt the plurality rule.—
Under these circumstances it is impossible
to predict where ao organization will be
cimp'eted. The proceeding thus far ex
hibit the mist uiiliarmoiiious state of feel
ing and very little anxiety to transact busi
ness. The last ballot for speaker resulted
as follows:
I
3
I
S
..... 1
1
1
ited bj
li 1 Worth
Mo T»uiity wi!l b« pormlited to b«» roproi
pn.»*y in tb« t'or.rentica.
Tb« »ev«tal oouut\ Dt*!.iorrstir Cectral rmmittec«
tfafouirbout tbe ^tate are rejueaWd to call couiit*
Coaptationm or to take Rtiv men!*uiraaaainnj be pre
aeH^l y par'} ru'sl uaage in th#ir reape^tite
rot)Qti«ft, far the purpose of s» curiuff fr in eferj
ecuaty a f.tir and full repreeeota'ion of Deltat«« lo
the State Content ton. 1 A. MAI10NY,
Chairman Mate IVmocrmtic Eaecutlre Cmb.
Dubiin»e, Dor. 2d, XH59.
THC DECAY OP PATRIOTISM.
Sherman (Rep.)
Boc.'ck (l)em.j
Giliaer Aui.)
Scattering
The present aspect of afflirs in tbis
country is anything bat satisfactory for tho
present and pnmi*ing i good for the fu
ture. To those who louk upon us with
jealous i'j', and desire the downfall uf our
institutions, or at least the loss of their
influence in behalf of freedom and self
government, there is much in the events his wny. If put down in ot:e contest he
BOW shaping themselves to catue exulta- s sure to come up in another. When he
tion. In our history hitherto we have af- came out as candidate for Mayor the re
forded a brilliant emample of the highest gulars were disposed to treat the matter as
type of patriotism. The greatest good to a joke, and pronounce Fernando insune
the greatsst number has n vor been over upon the tpestion of Mayoralty. Tam
looked. We have bad our sectional strife*! many with all its prestige and influence
and temporary excitement. But wis*
H. V. CITY ELBCTIOS.
Fernando Wood is a decided brick" in
WM
against him. Of course the llepub
councils always prevailed and were strong- '"-cans fought him as their enemv who
ly secii.ded by the voice of the people -shows no quarter. But no use. lie was
Dangers froaa without have ever been met' supported by Mozart Hail, the semblance
with ths warmest affection of our peop'e
an
organisation. This was enough U
for their own safety, union and prosperity. I maintain his political character. He then
Whatever the danger, whether from with "pplealed to the masses in the City ol
oot4 or within, it has always
4been
time
1
A government can exitt and prosper
Only by the patriotism and conservative
character oi the people. We roust desire
union for the sake of th» union peace for
the sake of paacs harmony for the sake
of harmony, But is it so. Let a candid,
unprejudiced observer look over the events
of the last few months', and if possible de
termine Will ho not find much to excite
alarm and humiliation? The most dili
gent research will reveal but little if any
of that genuine patriotism which when the
occasion demands can rise above party
feeling and sectional prejudice, and take a
bold *tand in bchnlf of the rights and in
terests of tho nation. We have become
loo intensely partisan. In this day party
makes and unmake* public nenjuitus
effectually a* a tvranical court. Few dare
»»'hich be is emphatically one. Tbe result
ly met, by tbe living, virtuous patriot Fernando is again Mayor, by 3,000 ma
ism of a'l sections. I* it certain that this jority—a result as decisive a* it mi unex
healthy state of things will continue I pected.
Has no dangerous element poisoned the
fountain of our p. ace—strength and pros
perity Are we not daily becoming more
and mare extremists iu theory—passion
and practice
TIIE DAILY STATE JOlRSAt.
The I owe State Journal, of Des Moines,
i* now issued daily, and will be continued
during the session of the approachiug Leg
islature. The publisher* of the Journal
are enterprising gent'ensen, always in ad
vance of th.ir cjtemporaries in the publi
cation of news and stutestieal information.
1 be pioceedinf- s of the legislature prom
ise to bs of ire than usual interest to
the peop'e af the State, and persons desir
ing to keep potted up thould net fail to
take the Journal. It is furnished at the
fulluwing rates:
Daily for single copy during session,
$2,00
Clubs of five
$8,000
crftt'.c
caucuses or the will of those who dispense
tbe ppoils, otherwise their hopes of the
euccession are gone. The organization of
pnrtie* properly made and used are not
only desiruble but beneficial as the means
ef carrying out true principle* and sound
policy, and giving the administration of
affairs to competent and faithful hands
but when made the means of practicing
upon tbe credulity and passion* of the
people and upholding the bands of dema
gogue*, it take* tbe hue of proscriptive
tyranny.
of ten,
imilOCRSTlr KTATB CONVEN
TION.
We direct the
»tten,i™ °f our Demo-
^rl|!n^,,
t0
VGnt'0D
chH for a State Con-
tor
lh®
P«rP'«® of electing dele-
gates to the National Convention, to be
found in to-day's paper. It is highly im
portant that each and every county should
call convention* and send delegates to the
S ate Convention, so th*t in the delegates
to the Charleston Convention a true and
faithful expression of the sentiments and
choice of the Democracy of Iowa mav be
given, aud that there may be no doubt or
dissatisfaction a* to the action of those
delegate*.
DAILY KKBKAKKUI.
If this were not to we should not aee
resistance to law applauded, or sympathy
ponred out like water upon the traitor's
tomb—or the council ehanibera of the na
tion converted into a theater of tumult
and bitter *trife—prejudice wrestling with
prejudice, nod sections warring with sec
tions. Tlie North has its party—the South
ha* it* party, but Rom* has none. This
constant *ectio«ial warfare and cry of di*
nnior.—theso eternal plotting* and move
meats of fanatics in the North and South
•n not harmless. The become danger
out becau«e they become familiar. The
people take the cue of their leaders and
become excited and prejudiced as they.—
Under *uch circumstances, impulse and jumps at it. At this moment the dtiterity
feeling gain the ascendancy, and sound i fisherman i* evinced. He suddenly
nnbiaced judgment is scarcely exercised. I "P001 mouth and catches the fish be
.. .. .. tween hi* teeth. One old msn we saw
before have tbe relation* of the
The enterprising proprietor* of that ex
cellent newspaper, the Omaha yrbra*k\an,
have commenced the publication of the
l)ai!y Srbraxkian, to be continued during
the **s*ion of the Legislature. It contain*
full and conciae reports of the Legislative
proceedings, together with a goodly amount
of editorial, news and miscelluneoua mat
ter. It is furnished at the low price of $1
'or the session which places it within the
meaua of all.
CsrcntN'o Fmi —They have a curious
way of catching (ish down on New River
The fisherman lies down on the bank, with
his head over the stream, holding a worm
in his mnuth. The fish, attracted by the
spiral workings of the worm to eaeapa,
down lbere htd worn hi, t-#|h off
JfmtfU t* been nf vital 1 catching fish. Feci!—Umton Uow Sugar.
LEQIILATIRK OF KEBSASKA.
Ho!m,n
.vj., o! Kerpeaut s isiutr, foratreral j«ara
i'Bst,) as a Ii.giur© slave, and carried him
to Dakota City. The fact thai
44
The Legislatve a«*eniMy of the Territo
ry of Nebraaka convened at Omaha on the
5th in*t E. A. Donelan was elected Pres
ident of the Council, and S. A. Strickland
Speaker of the House.
Forth* benefit of our aubacriber* res id
ing in Norlbren Nebraska, we will, from
time to time, copy into the Register such
parts of :li» proceedings uf the Legislature
as we th!nk will be of iuterest to them.
On the 7th
M.
Hill
was in the clutches of the "uijfger catch
ers
v
and was about to bs taken
44
down
107.
88.
22.
14.
Ilinsdale
gave notice
that h. would introduce a bill to legali*.
the act* of William Pilgrim, late Regi.ter
of Deed, of Dakota county. I
Crockwril Hydraulic and Manufacturing *200
r'r, i r-
e
Company of J)ak«ta tounty.
Mr. Broahead, to incorporate the "Great
Missouri Iviver Highway Cut-off (by the
Zezeka Route) Hydraulic and Manufactur
ing Coaipany of Dakota County."
Mr. TufU, lo incorporate the town of
Dixon.
On the 8tb, Mr. Tuft* gave notice tfcnt
be would introduce a bill authorizing J.
Osterling to construct a mill dam on Wy
oming creck iu L'Eau qui Court county
also to define and settle the br-uiulxry be
tween the counties of Dixcn aud Ceditr.
CONGHESIIOSAL,
Sekate.—The Senate was called lo or
der at 1 30 1,} the Vice Presideat.
A prayer was thcu made by Dr. Gurley.
Forty-tight Senators were present.
Jno. C. Ten Lvck, of New .'ersey, and
Henry P. Haun, of California, both ap
pearud and were qualified.
The absentees were Messrs. Benjamin,
Clay, Crittenden, Davis, Douglas, Fitch,
1-',:/.patrick, Hammond, JubiiBon of Ark.,
Polk, Sebastian, Seward, and Toombs.
The committee to have full power to
aend for persons paper*.
Mr. Trumbull, of Illinois, gave notice
that when th* resolution came up he should
move to amend by extending the inquiry
to the seizure of tbe Arsenal at Liberty,
Mo.
The enstomary resolutions were adopted
to inform th* llouss of Repre.eniutives
and the President that the Senate is ready
for tiusiness.
Hoi si:—Mr. Allen, the clerk of Hmlast
House, called the House to order at noon.
The din of voices immediately censed,
spectators were excluded from
the floor,
and the member* took their seats.
Mr. llaskiu* nominated Mr. Hickman
of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Stephen* nominated Mr. Grow of
Pennsylvania.
Mr. Brig?* nominated Mr. Boteler, of
Virginia. (Numerous voice*, iuipaticutly
call the roll.)
The Cleru appointed Messrs. Houston,
Corwin, Adrian and Briggs tellers.
The roll was called and 2lil member*
ans-.vered to their names. 1 he absentees
were Messrs. Stallworth and Laudown, of
Al t.bam:i Blown and Adams, of Kcn
ic'hy liindman and I{u#t, of Arkaritas,
and 11 a tit i I ton of Texas.
Mr. Florence said, in listening to the
call of the roll, "I iiotieeii that several
member* were absent. In order to enable
them to participate in tho election, 1 move
the House adjourn (ill to-morrow."
Mr. John Cochrane—"I hope the gen
tleman will withdraw the motion."
Mr. Cobb—"Ob, let us nave one vote."
Tho House then proceeded to vote.
Firit vote for Speaker Sherman, tif
Bocock,
$10,00
Weekly during the year and Daily for ses
sion, $:i,oo.
Address, Will Porter, De* Moines, Iowa.
Mi
Grow, I.". Boteler. 14 Da
vi«, 2 Philips, 1 Gilmer, II Nelson,
Mr. Crawford of Georgia, here rose ex
citedly, and, interrupting Mr. Stevens,
said H.imething about ihe Union meetings
at Ca*tl« Garden and tn ihe North, lie
was loudly called to order while others
appla ud.d his remark., which were nearly
altogether unintelligible, owing to the con
fusion which prevailed. Members from
all sides rose to their feet others crowded
to the area, near Meters. Stevens and
Crawford. Tke greatest excitement pre
vailed, and at one time it was feared there
would be a collision.
A Baker in Englaud stole a tombstone
for the hearth of his oven. One of his
customers, finding a death's-head on the
bottom of his loaf of bread, ran iri dismay
to his deacon, fearing the end of the world
was approaching. 'J'be latter wa* in equal
trepidation, when, on examining his own
loaf, he found the marrow.hones. In their
alarm they had resource to the parson,
who could afford thein no consolation, in
asmuch a* "Reaurgarn'' wa* legibly aet
forth in bold relief upon his own loaf.
A man passing through a gateway, in
the dark, hit hit nose agaiist the post
I wish tiSt post was in hell,'' aaid he.—
Better wiah it somewhere else," said a
bretandcr "j«* «i|hl W i|ftin«Wt
e-raia."
EDITORIAL BREVITIES.
P1
Toe population of San Jfrancis^o accord
ing to a recent census, was
70,000.
A Vermont paper states that a short time
sine* a man in Coventry wbile engaged
iu digging a well, cam* upon a quantity of
frogs, embedded in th* clay, about twenty
feet below the lurface. After exposing
them to tl.e air for a short time tbey be*
came active aud hopped off.
The Ettning Journal »iy* that a well
,j:for"""1
whose busines* take,
freT-nHy
to Cuba, assure* it that
S""°r
Mr. Tufts, to incorporate tbe «J. M. I
°V,edl'-
of
The Legislature of Kentucky organized
03 the Jth by the election of Mr. Porter, of
Mr. Mason, of Va., submitted a resolu
tion which be would call up to-morrow, for
the appointment of a committee to inquire
into the facts attending the late invasion
aud seizure of the armory and arsenal at
Harper's Ferry ty a bund of armed men.
and report wlu-ther the .same was attended
by armed re&Mtaeco to tl.e authorities and
public force of the I nited S ates, and the
murder of any of the citizen* of Virginia,
or an) troops sent there to protect public
property whether such invasion was
made under any color of any organisation ,he decrea.e in the ta* fir moW*, in
intended to subvert the government ot
any of the States of the Union whether
any citizen of the United Siatet not pres
ent Wire implicated therein or accessory
therein by contributions of uiey, aims,
munitions or otherw.se the character and
extent of tbe military equipment in the
hands under the control of sat i aru.ed
baud where, bow and when the same waa
obtained and transported to the [.'ace in
vaded. Ala report what legislation, if
any, is ntcessary by the government for
the future presi-rvatiou of tbe pence of the
country aud the safety of the public prop
erty.
Tbe report that Kit Carson had died ia
New Mexico is happily incorrect.
The Independence penple have maie
Wappello county the present yew. will be
abont
$'J0,000,
in conscquencc of their
rich Sorghum rop
On the s'tii instant the cititens of Coun
cil Bluffs voted almost ananimonsly ir
favor of issuing city bond* to the amount
of iflij.OOO, to the Council Bluff* & St.
Joieph Railroad.
Three attempt* have been made within
the last ten days to burn the depot build
ing* of the Chicago and Rjck island 11.
R. Co.. at La Salic.
if. B. Judd, nois State Senator, has
stii-d the Chicago Democrat for libelous
articles published in that paper during the
past six mouth*, laying bis damage* at
$100,000.
Among the patent* issued from the Pa
teat oHice at Washington, tin- wei-k ending
NTov. 2l'ih, ISfiJI, wi one to Jonathan II.
Mr. Owiu gave Dotice of a Pacific Rail- ^reene at Chii.tian»burgh, Iowa, for coin
road bill.
The Senate then adjourned.
n..
On motion of Mr. I'lidps, the House
agreed to proceed to the election of Speak
er, ira r,.ct.
Mr. juston Dominated Dr. Sherman
of Ohio.
Mr. Adrian nominated Mr. Davis of In
diaua.
tern College.
A Horticultural aociety ha* been organ
ized in Keokuk.
The post olV'ce at Elvira, Clinton COM#'
ty, has been discontinued.
We learn from tko Western Ool'ege Ad
vocate that two small flat boats have re
eeutly been built on Cedar river and load
ed with hoop poles and produce generally,
which the proprietor* intend taking down
Tennesee.
Dkaij.—The Burlington Hawkeye learns
that Mr. Mitchell, Republican member of!
Ihe House elcct from WapolU tk»un!v, is
dead.
FOItKItiJV K W0.
5
Corwin and Adrian, 1 each Ilill, I
Hickman, 1 Prnnington, I Haskin, 2
McQueen, 1 II. fc", Clark, 1.
Mr. Stevens believed that the discussion
already had ought to convince everybody
that this point uf order was correct and
proper, namely that until the House was
organized it was not Competent to enter
tain nny question except the election of
speakor, and a motion to adjourn. He
did not blame them for the language ol
intimidation nor rending God's ere-ition
from turret to foundation. (Laughter.)
It was rijjht in thorn, for we recreants ot
the North were not affected by it. He
pave them credit for it, for their remarks
were to operate on timid men.
It is repotted that arrangement* are
progressing for mail* direct for New York
from Queenstown.
Dr. Barry, the Catholic Bishop of Sav-
Gen. Garibaldi, in his proclamation an
nouncing his retirement from the «rmy of
Central Italy, complains of underhaud
machinations against him.
e S a n i s o v e e n a a i n a o o
co is progressing slowly.
The tr*aty ratifications have been ex
changed at Zurich.
The ship Kpaininondas, from Shields to
New ork bas been abandoned at *ea.—
Crew saved.
FRANCE.
Napoleon has consented to Ruoncom
pagn becoming the Regent of Central
Italy.
1 he London ITerald's Paiia correspon
dent says that it is denied in well-ihform
ed that the French papers a't to be res
traided in their expressiona of lioatilitj
towards iMigland.
The Guenine Bordeaux Journal ha*
been seized for publishing a letter falsely
attributed to the King of Sardinia by Ar
ineda Sakelegion.
ItOftRlHLR tCKftE IK
WlUt'AHE.
Marriage
wo«h
only from
150,000
George Winter, of Lafayette, Ind., writes
to his father in that city, a letter from
Carion Valley dated September 20th which
is publiahed in tbe Journal. He aay«
to
0&0- b"»expect.fawstuaide.^ebten,
a*
MUcb more.
The contest for Mayor !n New York city
at tbe coining December municipal elec
tion, will be a quadrilateral affair. Tbe
Old Line Whigs have nominated Ie
Peyster Ogdsn—the Mozart Hall Democ
racy, Fernando Wood—Tammany Hall
Democracy, Wm. F. Havemeyer—tad the
Republicans, George Opdyke.
Hon. Kdwnrd Bate* the much talked of
Republican candidate for the next presi
deney say*: The principle of the Kan
sas Nebraska bill iu the shape of squatter
sovereignty has rendered the introduction
of clavery into territories impottiblc and
the passAge of that bill i* tk* work of the
Lationul Democracy.'' What *ay our Re
publican friends to this testimony We
fully b'-lieve with Mr. Bates that the prin
ciple of popular soveignty favors freedom
and iITec.ualiy exclude* slavery from tbe
teriitoriea.
e,
nam n«hr. I tin afraid of being caught
again, so 1 ran a.s fast as 1 could to escape Hnu* city. 1 .-•.
them. Iu retreating for safety, I ran into
the midst of another body of Indiana, who
were in tbe act of striping the body ef a
white man who had juat beeti killed. One
bloody devil of an Indian tore off his scalp.
TIjc unfortunate man belonged to our train,
by name Thomas Harding, from Ohio.—
In my surprise and alarm I gave an iufern
al yell whi eh brought a body of our men
from the other aide uf the creek, which
saved me fr ni a horrible fate. Tb- In
dians were surprised and did not kuow how
to act.
But a sad and bloody strife ersued.—
Our party killed five Indians on the spot,
took twenty priaioners, eleven of whom
escaped during tbe night. The remaining
nine were buug on the fallowing morning. I i
1 hit was done by placing the tongues of I
the wagons together ard tying u rope jj*
aronnd tbe apix. The Indians were made
tl)
Mr. U erriweatber, Speaker of the House
a triumph of the Breckenridge over the
Guthrie men.
one was thus landed into eternity. It was .' .rliV'ov**'
,w«.ceI"'e
"vutt.one
one wr,
J"^
l,« -». man ovide. tlv ninrmrn
vc 1, A I. 1 1 I morm'-n 1 shall ,ltjU. 'lay rt ,»le,
V ooti.ord, as 1 resilient ol the Senate, and He was stripped—iron rods from lehind nr-vi-jm* t. ti„. n.
the eiidgatt-* ol five wagons were uied to
whip bun with until he was nearly dead
ths»y war* than heated red hot and pushed
ii.to the llc.sh.
Oh! it was Urrilde *nd revolting yet
I, with many others, stood and *aw him
softer. They burned him so that he did
not care any more for it than tbe pick of a
arrangements for c*h brating the comple- pin. At first e swore and cursed that
tior. of the Dubuque and Pacific R. R. to '''s f«ond» (the Iudians) would have re
that plnce.
The Ottumwa Courier estimate* that
vong for this. Th«\v t'nen bun^ him, and
tied :b" knot in such a way as to prolong
iitBERAL l!Rl!K«Y-r05RREII
A.\D iliK t'KOfl.K.
The proposition of the Southern ex
tremisU alio oj |«iae the doctrine of Ter
ritorial popular aoveieijnty, that the peo
ple of the Territ'tries derive all their ehta
from oigre-is, and that thev live aid ex
!*t, politically, upon its pleasure, is the
worst kind t'c ical heresv. It is as full
position for covering metals. and ^larir^ a recognition of the doctrine
,, i Coii''resi"i,e! ai.pren.acy over she Ter
Drowning, Esq., author of 1-ortv- ,,
,, ritoru-s as »as ever made bv anv Repnbh
four yerrs of a Hunter'* Lite," died re-jean or Abolition Convention. "Thepeo
cenily in Alleghany ccunty, Md., where he fdc in hi.« country are the sources of pow
has long resided.
tri an^
delegate it to Congre*., i„*u-ud ol
... I thatj body delegating it to ihe people.—
I he IjOiiisville Courier strongly advo- S .veri ignty floas from the -ople to Con
cates tho support of .'ame* Guthrie,'as g'ess, and not otn Congre-s to the peo
candidate for President, by the Kentucky I''e- *1 hos« uf the lattir a ho live in th
delegation to Charleston.
'1 here were raised thi* year about four
thousand bushel* of oarn in College town
ship, Linn county, by the*tudent*of Wee
IMD1ASI The Washington Constitution of Dec. 1
announces the arrival of the Hon. J. W.
(trimei. of Iowa, at Kiibwood's Hotel.
It waa captured twice by the Digger In
dians on Humtiolt river, and fince by the
Goose Creek ludicns. 1 eecaped from
them once through the interference ola
white man who is living among them, *up
po*ed lo be a mormon, but was not so
Ijrky the la-.t time having received a *e
\eie cut in my left breast. It was not a
fair blow, or it would uio*t probably have
proved fatal.
1 he ludian who stabbed me almost lost
hi* life. 1 drew my revolver*nd shot him
in the back of the head, and prepared to ...
lot him again but discovert-d other Iu- ?",ch
Ntw Advertiscm'ts.
TS«lny
bn
Territories do not derive, or elula to de
rive, their power Jo regulate their local
ar.d muni -:pal a.Tairs from Cont're.s.—
They get it by virtue of their rights a*
American citizens, under the Constitution,
by which instrument tbey retain in their
band, all the sovereigr.lv which thev have
Hot delegated to Congress Nothing can
bo more anti-Demociatic than tlie doc
trine that" the people in tbe Territories
have no righ's, no attributes of sover
eigntv, that th*y don't gel from Congress.
It is a claim that might hsu- suited the
old Federalists, who gave* tha freneral
Government all power, to the destruction
of the State and local sovereignty, but it
will not suit thoae who have been raised
in th* school of Thoma* JotTerson.—Cm.
Unqtiiitr.
COI.D tt EATHKR AT THE SOI'TH.
Or, the Kith ins-ant the weather in Mil
ais-iippi and other Southern State*, .urned
very cold. The Viclsburg Whig cf the d'.'tViiii «iii i«
1 :th 8HVS aho.. amount,
,.re
New York, Dec. 7th
Thecteamehip Edinburgh arrived this
evening, with Liverpool date* in tho 22rd
ult., and telegraphic intelligence to Queen
•town to the 11 Ith.
Z™"it l'fStl'
'r'"^
Xat Ice
tbat tbe unJefai?n»rt hare th:
lierebyvlven tb)
Ihn "A]i|ioii.tri
nf llarnc
Adininiafmtr8 of the
I of Plymouth im
tate, are required to i )e gauio according to law.
A N N I o O N K Y I
JAMKS DOUMJDY,
y
Mi.i lH»»«d "f 1'ru-t, by i»* t-r.u*. -lirert- ami author
i7-^ uthl !-,| ou\r« ih» «ni.| Dm'-M i». M(.«ner. hs Tuss
te»-». ifi the ftt-nt of tb«* non-pavment of the alo?r vie
ited ih.nln f.tip«Un-d. to ad^rti^ the
HHine for a tlti in the to!ii»win manner— by vin4
tvto.fv «i,tva iKfii*e b* publication in in* pap«*r pi»t»
ljph.'.l in M'-ux Cit .Woodbury'*outtr. !-wh. And.
ubereas. «-»i*l 1
...U it.ih U -..uhmIu.'
around the n:cks the boises were then !ule*1*.ru|.i!-dJl.r*rI',^rtVinuwVi
driven from under tbe gallows and each au-uni o-i^-m. i»6u. thu iii,trin
tion ob
tbe »t.
dd.
at
firSt
at Puris, and is prepared to make a deter Xntchez Free Trader of the 15th
min -d demand before the Congress of the iast
greit powers for the restoration of the
child.
n,m,,•
•ay*
A inure sudden change in the weather
than that wl ieh occurred on Satnrdav last
the olde*t inhsbi'ant never has witnessed
At 1 P. M. it wa* warm enough to wear
summer clothe. At 2 P. M. overcoats
Wer.in
Htiiverinl demand Sutnrdav night
and Sunday morning were freezisgly cliillv
and very windy. Sundav niL'ht was clear
and cold ns the roldeat blooded m*u eonld
wih. oi'tig chiek-ns and turkeys were
frozen dead, under the wings even of tbe
hen.. Yesterday mnrniner the frost waa
so heavy iliat it appeared like anow.
ELECTORAL COLLEUE OP 1MO.
The free State* will be entitled to rote*
in the Electoral College a* followc:
MM
ENGLAND.
vh««*ttn
... V\
V
tbi»
The aliip Dak* of \\%lliiiglon, from
Liverpool, bound to Bomhav, was burned
at sea November 11, nil' I'upe Fini,stone.—
All hands took boats and were picked up
after forty-eight hours' exposure.
ITALY.
It is stated that Victor Kmaiinel ha* re
fused to withdraw the nomination of Bu.
onconipagtir.
A regiment of Ihe Bologna Brigade
hav
and
Satdid
... W
Hnd
ti biv n in tin* p^yineht '»i tl:f himr,
r.uiamp unpaid. I, !»tvido. Ho-»er i', u
1. h^r v vi\«- noti ethat I will by virtue
ust and
door of
itiLT tbe
:.r„ ..
to stand on a hone, tbe rope was adjusted
i
in nw mm ivhi ofT
.urt
Xiy uko. W
1889 FALL OF...
Adm
ar.- now iu my bands for
to r-rfire at my
K». A M.. and F. M.,of
l,?T
,.h".H--fr.urtti*'January,
"'J1 a. D„ U«O.
I ILe rate ot tar
1
i funa per rent,
n
«.
HUTT.s.
Mar„i,niof
Sioul
uf
l"*tw'
a sad scene, but of teriible necessity January, A u.. iki.u. .mt .iial,
nec A. u
I e -p e a o n U n e u i e u v e u
'1"ur""f
1
9 0
Ch\mi.kki.in.
Att\v. aw it
Trus tc's sale.
T-|!K!'F»- -:nni:-I It
.-ly
\"i ly at. ^I^ry K. Caa
•'"iiofy. ftate cl ?t«l
dated AuriisJ ytb, se i
their IV.*d t»f Trus
r,-l "cnv«»\ liofclnr A, l.» in N«*. ten.eb-v
i a id tw.-N- in m-M-k An. fi»ttv.t?*e. I^.t^ No. tour.
V-"" esv !«l 1:1'. k Nr.. l-.iu.'. :tnd lot-.V.. f-.ur. tl va
six io r.ii cls No. fbrtT-two. I.. I- No. four, fire and
*. in ri Ni fi rtT.t 'ur, in Mitidle S|o «x itv.
tfdbi»**y f-oiinty. It-wa. in trut »r lha pa* m-nt ot
^ertiir. pi-.niU*orv n-U\ di».:ed Ancui .Mb. 1^..
'ivuble Uh i«r of WiMi.v.n the nuin of
ute laio ir«il and four d'».'iti'S aim t^rty-iuti** ornf
i\aM»"ir m- o'l ^^tfrr and pi^n«*d l»y tite
1
his suffering. lie was tin n ent down and
taken to the wiiiow.s. lie was matched by
men secreted iu the hushes in o fhcri
lime nine Indians came sneaking up to,'
take thf wounded niun away. He teemed pr ,ri,
towerive throngli sornrthing administered
by thi m. He revived sullu iently to relate ..i.,
to tbe Indians his sufferings. In their
efT.rtto run the wounded mat: off, the
party sprarg up ^m their ambush, and
hot the miserable man dead, and wounded
another Irdiun. The next night the In
dians,slip) ed into our rnmpand killed two
men by tho name of Jefferson, from In
•liatia. I kn.w them well. Tbey were
brothers and livt-d in Lafayette. One In
disn -Aa' caught and put through the tor
t-ire* the next day.
.4 *ro«l.d
C^m-U .-aid Of ri'Md f«irth»-r
»Yjib*- tb'tt if thepiil nrte. or an? f»art ijm f. is
paid ^h^n dn* t,.. n tiie a.»-d s ,i a !l• d»:ei*
zed the^aid ab. ..e* ri
tb^reo! i.iar ),»• n»
note a/'er t.Hvin
yinco or «ale
n-ry in hpiiw
nid
triv^tt pnbli
u l- i i e i
Si MV J»y paper, and o
eaie pay what r»»iu..iii«
to "the .Mo­
ther*.
.1. then til- MtJ IW.er lle tru-ieeaare
au'liori.-ei' to •dvei'ti^v^aid t'r,.|Kitv in sail not.
nt I.net thiriy J»v«. »n-i -„ll tl.e tamo at 11 -i:
mi tim in i. I'ity to lie hiiiie-t Md.l.-r f, ,-a-t, s
in par.-Hs or :ia,-. thr sxi-l !,ust.-ei. «lnli ,t em
tie tnoKi --ivarta^Hojs lor the n'd ra-e,lv. ,r s,,
HO,,'?, 'lieit-i H4 U:hv II,-' -•t Mti.fr the
atl-'-unT tli.-ti fine it#i roet. .n'l ,-vp, vse. "t tn-iking
s-ii-l«:e ar.-t tlie .abl A it-1 :•. ao- oithT
'I WSti.- 1 m-i Mtffi, i -„l ,l.v,l f„| tile Mine.
Ami a tu-e^a. there in o-ov .| -n,t oup.-ii-l n Mi«lno ,«
tii.sum ol lon,,!r«J
iliii.:xtv-iU
dollar
el-U-,,1 ell Ml-
FMvin* 1he««vdae»
4^1 dt.:!n I i.v
He tb- Mtii &>*)»»
um.i«ntde.«.iof Mi'
ill ir.a^e a «rvid and MiiH.-i
time th t» rr
Ib'M Kit A TlUSteee..
Original Notice.
s
TATE OF IOWA —WuoD Hi: UY COIN
toberti"!
T. Kvkrbi tnd W D.
i'brnovetb.
rilKNnW"Kill
hereby notifed that there ia aow
the CU*rk of tbe Diatrwt la
nmivry-• tm'v. I, p.jitien
l»r»rt* a- Ik Kt-*e* tK. inimi'i^ »(.n
urn of «,ne lionJr-d !itm»*v tbtir and oo "0,»i!Hrc
ith intent a^ nojs.y j»^t: d.i-s o,..im f..r
and inert b«ndxe furuf-he^l ou b» seid i'iai .f .n
or af ut ib#-flr«t day Si«ieinb»r, A D. l-.s^
i»f ou the further «uui of l*eatv
nine and Th i« f. d.-.?ar«. with i»Ur.-*t. on H.x k A
.-.-•nit f-.r.i^b fur. Khei u-luring tbe opting and
sor.initar.-t \s. V.ns,., a"f.» C., bat ^ai 1 pe
till u s f. a aijf nt tK-biiu nt a^ain^t \oui
property. .-hatMa tromU. ri.hU hih! ri-ed
fie tn tlie tti
and .»r VVi-.d?
-.f T. I
t«eb«i
learn from the uHic#r§ of the Steam- I •tons. Attorney t* i l'laintiffa.
t»r lloehut'k, that two ginil^uian wore fro
MU l* and W. I». KOBKKT8.
m.
ten to death at 15'edaoe'a piece, Su. tl wer ""'.".'.f !"*B
Th.
cuunty. lust Saturdsy night. Mr. ltledaoe
ami his overseer went mil hunting, in their i
h:rt sleeves, on that evening, and getting
lust, they were overtaken by the Id spell
which a-' suddenly set in on Saturday, and
'he.tffofW.
terid.y or»Mr the saw
f'Ur xut'certsi'-e w«
paper publiahed iu aaid
01'k
,he,r
nah, .lied at Paris. Mr. B. wa. ,,uite a young man. were
The father of the child Mortara arrived
Di«t
Dm. Id, ltiot
,,i"We
U"Mle t0.lfarn ,,i''
rov,rpd
OTATK OF IOWA WOOMMJftY
TV- -s.
Charlea JC ulou,
Kli bt.ltrd.
By I
Mab ... n Michigan
N.w ilauip».-blre.... ... ft Indiana .»*.• U
V.-rn i- nt ... 5 Illinois e.».. n
Iowa 4
ho le I* land ... 4 W««eo»,-tM
font eet i*Ut ... a Citifornia.
i
New York ... rtS MlnreaoU •a...
4
\«w Jera^y. ,. ... 7 Orairon ..... S
iVn, av'waak, ... 27 Kenaac .....
tdal! .... tse
The slave States will be entitled to votea
in the Electoral Colb go as follows:
Virginia .......
t»U
Mrr\ land
North Cmdtoa.
houtli Carolina*
OiM.rifia
Alabama .......
IMMKT*TATH
1ft l^onia
9 Arknnxaa .......
8 Tenne**ep...a#a,v*t
10 Keutu«-li.........
S MUftouri ..
10 Florida
9 T»u«
KZO! ^.ZiZ* TOXT
THAT WAST TO BUT
r*-
M«ui City. D»*. in, W.v. 21
w4
Notice.
flTICE I. hereby
^iuux
ill h« pr
tax list fr Siuux
:i#th .t the a«aef»m«nt And
E A O O S
GO TO TBE CTOKB Of
F. BuckruchGr,
PEARL- STEE
ST,
•IOUX CITT, IOWA.
city,
17.
is ,#. siw*
1ru«le«*i Sale.
11THKHKAS, Thou G. Xagle, on (he 14th day of
TT -tut/, is:,7. ei*-'-uT*-«t to I.vid o. Moasor, of
il I^hi. li, bijit" of IvnimyIrauia. Iii«
tnin i'-ot-ii of
I'iu.hI.
i'omtovthereto tbe following
de«.»'rih»-.i n-al fatatH, to wit:
The aoutb ii.ilf of tho north e. |and the
north hhir»-f tut- fowth eat ^uai'ltr of 27,
township north of ran(r^4i', w»*et oftlie prin
cipal rnt11 liHn. C'ltitftinintr )t*0 more or 1
»*aa. alt
in Vioodl.ury et»?» t, |„w». ^nid I*e^l of
i'UKt ii.»vinn breu e-xecuUil by thf aa!4 Tbna.i. .^a
H)f thr tlw puri*** of swui'in.' l?im-el.'W.White A
i hnutJoriiii tbe p»yiueut uf hia (\a*:le'» mrtaio pn
nti^. r- iK.te. exerut.-tl the 14th tJ tv o .lulv, A !.,
1^67. for thnauni ol two hna'dr«d and ^whty
dollar-., pay.tl I
O'ih
nAVING
year fioui d«»»-. And. berths
now In a tore, and eonatantly kmptnf
on hand, a large and toatenable aaaurtmenl o
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
pntabln.
QUEENSWARE,
Mnd
A.
hW«-ltWd--rup-*btr
a u v s u u e a a i o
"*rei"s-oj
'*"*"wi-hinlewtup,t.,i|»reu.
N' «t«'ii
w-aa
0
ftu-t ainl
ti. L,.rrkthr oi' »•»».•' I a ill aa Tiumm «.«' Mi-t
promi^ea execute a "Uvd tb^rwit" u.i authorized aud
eLp.»wur«'d by •aid l)«ed o* Iruat.
i'ated this lith day of lw*eeuiber, A. D.
i'A\ lh O. Mi^3KK, Truntee.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CAN Jb DRIED FRUITS,
Ac., 4c., dtc., Ac.
The public Ii r.«pfrtfully requMlwl tn mak. an ra
aniiuatlon of our uo-d. ber.
ro purciiatiug alaewkete
la our .t-rV of I)RY GOOD? will be found
Gents' Furnishing' Goods,
Beady Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
itry to p„y
ol tb* time
thereof tt»r
out »f the
np .id of
And. v t.eroaa, lx»t No
rib.-*, n: lha request «if
.f**d, win n-t*. the "-aid
t-tt-iii
V o. 44. above
»ra nas rele^«
Ca-ady and Mi
Oil fum ofene bmi.lr-.l .l..|:.irs. *n,l further lo
xerure tlie pa\n,ent m'H no'-tnl.nve ile.i-rilieil nn,t
III* lu!*.- »t Ui«r(» II. lii on tbe 1-tli ,Jsy- ,f July
1*-'',*, hv t]:«ir fleet ef Trust pr t.t'dl e-onvpy unto
tile i-.i-l 1!,.-Iei ,t lie !l-( ti.e !--II..Willi- reiil.ftat.-, to
*M 1-' t.Ni* -.i\, elt-Vfii »1|,I twelve in Se'-ti,.n No.
tire. 'Ii,wi,-I,ip I.'hty-ewht. mr-h ,.f I tin No.
feitv ..veo. ,--niali)n,^ ,,ne hui ,tr, tl .-not twenty ac
re® lo,,re or Wr nr.il t.ein^ tlie -lue linij ,l,.,eltij to
II. I 1* t.y I'. M. 1 n^Ml1v. tlie s.iuiu tiiiiic ,itu i
at. iiiu Wc .il n.y ei.nnlv. I we. in Iraai h,,w. \ei
the |«ynient «.t' sa».| n »e Mave .|e.erth«l—-n.l .-on
ilitioii,-,! thy: it the naiel .vu,-i II. ,1\ ihali f*ii
er relu.e to j-.v sail n-1»
e-,erlii,Ba»
Blankets,
Flannel,
Ticking.
Drilling.
Ladies Dresi Goods!
Of ett»ry atyl* and variety.
Thia U Inp one of the oldoet eafablfuhmanta on tha
Cpper Missouri, it po.se^-* »u«rb»r fanlitiiw fee tho
a*0"njni'idatiin »f I tjver*. The |p",-'dii ar#» all new
and frn»b. M.ii mr*ha«ere ean »e»t aa«ur» dfhat io
1 living at our eeta' hibumnt they will cood arti
cled
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
WASTED—DRY HIDES It FUES
Of St] dearriptlotta, for whi.-h th,i hilwtit price will
be paid in eaeh or produr..
a„,lha«
M.ty e-".», which th. -ai,l Saaniei II. Oexa.iT
nilid and reineet to |«V Now. therefore w,-l|ie
tr"-t ei. a •'!».:,! wilise'lnt ]-i!!-ii.-no-ti,n t-
ti.e higli-ail Ida, r. lore ,,),. (h- tilth tat .,t J«
'"•sr .1i«A l-etwwn H,. h- ure of o'.. K A M.
,in-l -i cL,« k I*. M.. ,,o wild -le in froet ol l^„ ..-ft -e
io It, .,er A ll dirt-?, in kai-l Siou\ itv. W..,»iiu-v
e. iint,v, Iowa, tb* Ilw de.,-? ilvil rwtl Mtat* «|ti,
'i»t of I"' "our. ill 1.1,,-K «4. «hir»i Mid I
dir u- a Call!
of art
priin
by the
T" Itl.l It 1.1»A —Sir: Yoa are hereliy notified
that fber* i* imw on flb- in the otlbv of tb« CI.«rk of
bMr'et Court, in and Woodbury eountv,
i the
petit!
Cbarlee Houlou. daintin^f
bunded and ^i*iy dollnra.
out the iAth day of S*ptt«inb.i,
»ifb it.fe
A. I *. I*.'*,.•»* money p..id P»r y.-u am| gt r-ur re
lueat, on or alNut the lh da\ o eptemtn»V, 4. V
on a -eriain proinlftM r\ note made and exarut- i
ed by you on -r about th»' 'J"*th of t)rtoi»er. for i eith*
one thou***! I bnndt*'daud twenty «Mtara It «»i» neaeni toanv
AV^r^'vou':,,'
Now unl«* you
b»-f»re Ihe rnii
term tit* Hi.Htrit
i nd
\h»
betfun anT hoblen at I
HAS. HOULOU.
Hobb, Attorney for TlaiuUlT.
O. ,- i ,1, notl*
h,Tl"*
N KIKl.tl,
'erK I) (,..W.i,d|,ur.T Co, I«l|.
l,\ do «enera» boilsewnrk tn a Mnall
fStnllj. 1,, Mii'h a one. aiih itinh! n.-oinni^iiii.
tion., ffsid wa^e. will be Kir.n. Ki,i|ii!rH ,,r
l»e,-. .1. 1S59. joilN II ItMtt.KJt
l«. e. HI |,«,.!«. »M. L. Jot.
Itt UsON A JOT,
ATTORNEYSMonCitT.
AT I. AW.-IV., tic, in the Curt,
nf Iowa and Nerthein NebraMa Oflbv— tta
UOU«la..llMt. Iowa. dKlO-l
Special Koike.
"It have (toKltive iti.t-ucti'in. fnni t»r Dnba^n.
BUCHRl'CKER.
10. 1
HARPERS MAGAZINE.
'in: THAN- ONT ill Nio v|i »\l)
The-IIMD.! C|.le« at. K.'V.
lee Ma. .-I-s New *!elltl.W
1 l» n hl.-h 11,.. hl'-orr „f
Three or mora cpie« toi
n2U
:.t
•i apfwar au-1 answer to aaid p*tl
the tn.«riiiufC of the d*y of
'be I«ifttis-t Court tn h*» bi^mi and
ifv. jn and for a«M r.iitit», on the
^f'i ir\rr. A l. jud.tn^nt bv
idej a^ain«t y -u thereuu for the
«'a.
r'tu™^
»».«V
found.
Original Notice.
5*•."•^ ,K,lu*
(Hiblish'-d once w*ek
In the Sioux City Ite^i.ter.
intv.
.1 N. •--1K 1,11,
-dl'urjr county, Iom,
VK\TY___
|Fr|odl-al
Ml-
eintum aK'iJ. t:o putah-d. h.*4* i i b#^ a-fc trefi4n.i
-e. intlntaiof t, with-'Ut 10 er,! .|,luri, „t
Ikhr.r an,I I-Ifner. Tlir ample ri-tnuiieratiin etfe.-l
bj Ibe I'uMist.er. tiM U tb.iu to .m ure th. Utt
|,"j,lurtle"« I •!.* nei.t aivouipii.hwl Anth re and
Aril te „i ih,. ,,.unt.}. i,, »h ,m
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asn.t U i,»r« ire (..id f. rthe Vletter and
tiie Ma^aiii *».
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lo:- S.e.| ,t th.-lr dl.|-»»l, live
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by a rai»f.il
dant mat« rial
|-Ublibe. bei
.•..nliuue to produce n„ re aft*-'. t:»e" •ii.Trnfa't
Mat'a. nie that, has ever le'e,
t.
fferwl to th.
unaf nia^a "f the Ameri-an re.niit.c pu d|e \mt nr
tbe revnlar writera for tlie aga*it* nr#» nuuiiiered
the n»o»t dlatiu^tiihhed Auifri«a»i aui!. i-« but tba
l»til-!i^here re:rain f» -m announ.Mui a li«*f .! contrt
ul»r.«. beui_: d.-nrous hai t'.. tn lea ..u'd ie aa
timaUd In the'-r own ii.triDslt'uitriU rather than by
ie uwues .1 iho Author
One Copy one Year.....
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•tl» Annual Announcement!
v v N v e
CoMinopolitnii
Art
•A. s o o i it tiouli
'ROM all aerti'-ns of the coiintarr .ubecriber. to
thi. populsr Art Institution. ,tiow inlta.lxth
receire»i in a rati-, iiiipamllrl.^
l-i-.-i i.'ini i -s, C(J-\'.v
(^ra,,nabt.b
nVr l.y sul.e.-iil.s|j u.i
tint
can te f, ,!lt,
«ill .IIIII If
lit.—Tlir bfantlfnl lltrrl KngravtatK
•^lutkHiirarr and lit* Friend*."
44.—A o,» of thr •-1 k ftti 11 y
rai« \rt »»«e y ear.
3d A Free *r««e«aii tdailaalaa to tk*
Cinlli tea. .'I I Broadu a V,
»liirh*ev»'r»l bundr.'d TMiuaNe vorka
ii t.. *ubf.. ril^r-i a.« i'remimna, ©oai
p!«int»iu"i aeu'pture-. outlinaa, 4c.»
erii-n-I Hud Kor-yn Arti*v
KivrivinK. whioh efrwy awbtriber
aietlktlely on retA»ipt wf s^if.M-riatioa.
I entitUsi
I Sliakapeare «i
i?« of a •'h:tra-ter to cire
aatiatartion. .N-«».rk of
fore pla-ed within rea.d
pri Tfie ntrra\intf la 4 *»»rv
pi-itiU»d on h.-avy pUte pApw. :iiS
ipcrli ortiaav
(he hl'iat v, parlor.
it to any .rt ot
Klla rrteadi^a
nlitb^.i pjea«tTre an«^
lm» WA* e»er l«
iMf at *urh
lartf* ai«H
uvak
•t Uh
ot
z:^ Wn
*-d that aatd petition ai«ks for a n rit of attaHint'-nt Think of it* ^»*c-h «. ,|% u» ar
ed ft,v of hxn*
?«i:ab»at your property, chattels, ^r«)d*, ri^hta and *wd ilie Art .fokimttL e.-v, f.• %i»'.e di-ilnre
lllti,fh.
a« whirl,
we and itie Pmaiaiuaha gi^ta
u*
ooi»trv
i|
pp. ar and answer thereto on or
nI
lu#«day. tie
of th* aeeoi.d diy of the next i*»»e the w
Ctuirt. to
aai^criU-ra.
ttie ti
t'.ay ot February. lM»o. ju lffintnt thereon will be
render* I **aiu*t you by deftiult. for the amount
ilaiuied and muta.
Thnim
•lam is
reatrjr«iil|.aii4n(rle«uWri
.tIO||_
ontiiu llier.Hnlitle.tt.rtn «.ml».,hlp..
Sul-e-.-eipti-'U- troll! Calitornia. Hm.I'atui.Us. add «Tl
Foreign jooln,-»s, ke ill U ii,.t^du| u U
oftler to ib-frav nifra |wntj»^«h Ar
tu
h«n returnM hj Ik.
Sheriff of Woodhnry ,-ounlr. l„*a- „ot S nnd
herol-y eider the Mine to be |'lll,IMied once a week,
lor fOur .iii t-ea-lve week., in lh- Sioux City Kc«i.t.r,
a |a|er |iu),li.iied in aaid couutv.
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The healthfully tllmtrated Art Journal irUln.
foil parte-utara will b-
W,t
ofbca.
A (alrl Wanted
A
oo la*'^
lu ataiupa t»r eein.
Addwsa. f. I. I.KKBV. Aetu»f A A
and itr,m,|a, \,w Y,«rk.
aa.' uh'-rlptlona alao n»ied l,y t-ilUTIi* K
'"r t-l'jraait I ieiiiity, at ti,. WaH^
deoo—^Sai
SILL & BOWEN,
1)K."TiViV!'er*
ASD
•ICCT|»,«waa
Old Ea^lc Wliisky,
PURE SPIRITS AND ALCOHOL,.
V#fl,tfte aboia eonatantly nn han*l a«d
at St l-»ut4 prlc«a,at COV.NC1L ti|.rK|.w i J.
nnr'JS—ty
w"KM.™1
MI.L* 11,1u
V
waa dMWkl*.
an tua««.
JOHN II. lUMJtfc
W. I.TAt.1.