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F. M. ZIEBACH,: i EDITOR.
ATU!
11A Y.:L»ECKMBEB tj, 186ft.
THE MEI9AQI.
This document is worthy of greater re
flection and mora careful perusal than is
in length and character. in it Mr. Bern- to the hate and prejudice
L» coustrained to uphold the Constitution
aod execute all the laws. Both branches
cf Congress are against him. He must
loerefori* cf ne?es»it.T be conservative in
||§a a^miiiiitrrtion of the government.
ro ma'.ier what combinations are formed
to resist. In suck a course he will be
a. ported by all Rood citizens. ».Still, htj
pci'-Iopa the ri«lit or power of the gov-
trpnifi *, uncSer the present Constitution,
co^roa a State into submission. As a
ir.Baus of restoring peace to the Xatior. he
proposes the following amendments to the
rtsiituliou
FJKST.—An express recognition of the
right of property in slaves in States wheic
slavery now exists, or may hereafter exist.
Stems i.—The duty of protecting this
r:jht in all 1 he common territories through­
out their temtorial existence, and until
they shall be admitted as Spates into the
I'nion -witV?
t_cnsiiti.'..ur. may require
Titiun.-
cf the master to Lis slave who may have
t.cn',.-d from one State to anotner, to be
-•Jfond anu delivered up U bun aua the ycl(i
va idity of tl-e fugitive slave law enacted
for this purp t':, together with a dec'ara-
t:oa that ell SHute laws impairing or de
'fa^ia^tbis right, are violations of the
•ntitu'io.i, and tonsaquenily null.
0 iiaat'o^ this ircubleseme question
Mr. Bi*tmsis goes farther than ihe rea
•on ef the case requires, when he impugns
•h* mx.vea or amaiis the position of those
w^a hr,ve i:i good faith adhered t&thetrue
«]ctrir" r.oa interventiou as laid down
by biuaeil in his letter of acceptance.—
It" indeed gees so far as to declare thut
1
he power over the question of slavery
v-i'.not be exercised in any State except by
tic people in their hijhesi sorceiijn capa
city when framing or amending tiunr
State ('viutitution.'' This is eertain'y a
novel doctrine. The President admits
that the people of a State h*ve power ov
•r this quf stion. If so, may they not e*-
•wise that power just as legally through
tLeir Legislature as through a c*nvc-|tiun.
If they Jiave the power it is immaterial
fcew thoy use it, so as it is satisfactory to
the people themselves.
"be f„at.e»s of the government are in
a deplorable condition. The public ex­
penses however have beetj reduced in the
last re*.r t* 4v-6,J7!'178!*,08. To repleuish
the r-'ssory Mr. I^uchitnsn recornmends
'.lie impositiou ot specific instead oi'ai/
V't'ortm
Wfitcll
''ut.es o. all article, of import to
s^oihc duties oat, he properly ap-
plied. relations with Fureign Gov­
ernments are in the main peaceful and
a: .«fii"torv.
The .Me «age contains evidence of care
preparation Y'et, Mr. iiuchanan per-
Bistt in traveling in soibe of the old ruts
li"
,D ,:
n-iir
n
jr
power to pref«nt it. To preserve the
ttion, he lecomncnds the policy which
K Mi lo prohibit slavery In the lerri
volnntrry servitude, exe. f..r i|,e
Ihe
T'abuque
TB#
•OJH-ERN
IVULRIOR Of IKXTOIEi
A great change in public sentiment it
rapidly going on throughout the country.
When a practical test ii aade of the
i choice of the people whether they are for
ISIOU.X CITY IOWA: Union or disunion—prosperity or bank
rupiey—blessingsor misery, there is found
really but one voice in the country, and
that is for the government and all i:« at
tending blessings as our Father* made it
uuder the Constitution.
usually given by the masses to a paper of guising their real opinion
The election is over, and there no lon
ger remains any motive to men for dis-
expresses very clearly, without or- lanthrophy of those fanatics who are con
oaenent or v-.-bage the doctrines to whirh stitutioually aterae to the public traoqui*
he adheres—plain duty at the present lity and welfare.
time of all lionest and thinking rnea, and One year ago public expressions of
tba polijy which, in his opinion, will avert i sympathy for John lirown called forth no
the dangers that iin|)end over the conn- rebuke from Republican presses and lead-
try. A very large portion of the Message
pr*-
is necessarily devoted ito our domestic
troubles and to an examination of the
question of ihe ri^bt of a Slate to secede
com
mission of eriaie, whereof the parly shall
bare been duly convicted, is hereby pro
hibited within this Territory.
Section 2. This ae* shall take cflVctand
be ia fore* from aiid after iti passage.
•a/s that "t large quantity of railroad law, which is now before
•1 sickly pti
They needed the friends of insurrec-
tion and treu.ion to assist them in electing
a President. That having been accom
plished, they seek to release themselves
from the i uion. lie expresses the opinion from all responsibility for the disastrous
that the election of Mr. LIM'OI.N effected
in a 1» al and constitutional manner, af
fords no just caist for secession. He will
consequences, by repudiating the heresies
and ma.'ness ef their abolition allit-s.
We rejoice to see it,—to know that the
reason and judgment of the people when
unbiassed by party considerations, are still
in favor of law and order,—of the right
and our institutions as they exist. Had
this change came sooner it might have
'J'liO President wake* a stroop argument I been better for the country. Even now it
ftgainst the right of secession, and will feel
is^c'.lcl !-y a sense of duty to execute
Ike laws and aiaiii'.aiu the dignity ntvi uni
ly of the f? jvcrnment in every emerpencv
cannot fail to prove beneficial. While we
disapprove of any forcible interference
with those disciples of John brown, who
believe he »&s right, and regard him as a
martyr—we equally deplore that morbid
curiosity which crowds the meetings of
Jiese fanatics, and that indifl'sreuce whM,
cheers u.d encourages them.
Fiou the annexed telegram wl"! be
seen that eveu in Boston the spirit of loy­
and tanaticism receive a severe rtbuke:
Boston, T)e
H\
V'"hl'Ul #1,l7erJr.
•eauiiig bnsiues? :ncu. Af'.or tho Chair-
the,r
solved^^l'redT"nXs!dSM!K»ni#an"faftw|fore
others manifested some resiatauce to the
A like recognition of the. right! Police, and were ejectcd from the plat-
urin
^a"-
Dur,u tho ReT
it.
A woman, named Chapman, appeared
to preside. Several policemen v: •:& sta
tioned in the church. Outside tiiera was
an immense crowd and a stong force of
police. The disturbance was confined to
noisy demonstrations, though Ihe crowd
seemed very anxiousloget hold ol'Uedpath.
The meeting orole up about 10 o'clock,
an 1 'hr- nu 'ience dispersed quietly. Some
of the leao.ug 3r.,rits were hooleii at while
passing through the oulsido ci\.wd, lut no
violence was committeJ. Frank 13 SHU
born wa Acting President of th? tu"«iing.
In anticipation of a riot, the 2ou battal
ion of Infantry was held in readiness at
their armory, by order of the ir.»r. The
police force, however, was auipU buffi'dent,
and the day and evening passtd with
good-nalui-hd but qr."
Tiieut.
i [Fr,m tli« Clnrinnatl Enquirer.] i
POPUL.AU VOTE OK TIIK UNION—I
"A COMPLETE TAIILR,
We have official returns from the follow
ing States on the Presidential question I
Miotic excitei1,0,1 ®f *®,es-
DAKOTA CUKItKlt'oJIDENC
VFRMILMOX, 1). T., Dec. 7,1W»0.
Mr. Lin
TOR:
A few words in regard to
this town, may be of some inteiest to
your numerous reader*. Prugreis ii vioi
ble on every side. It is now conceded n\
all iD the Territory that Vermillion benrs
away tLa dui ii. reapfrt iniprovemei.ts.
The la tor8room of K will
be Th# MulhollauJ houg0 en
joys a large measure of popularity. Esq.
M. from Dallas county, has opened a most
excclktit teuiporancc tavern. Jllmd-siag
gers is tin article that he cannot be induc
ed to pell. G, B. ha« erectud a building,
lld ia B0W rea(Ir l0 eDtertain trsve|prs
br en Me!,ra &
Tbe beU for the Prrsb7ter all Chnrch
arriv
has disrupted the Democratic party- .V(lP,hip
ed to day. The flour of the bouse of
wi be 1#id to mor A (|b
th« entire country now condemn it. I dav. com.en.es in
NBBMASK 4.
tory of Kebraska passed the House of i Nost Spring, a very large emigration to
Kr ..-sentatives of that Territory, on tbe Veraiillion and vicinity, is confidently
10th mst.. by a vnt» of oj yoas to 2 noes expected. We hear that the Mtasrs.
lha following is the bill: Boogro of jour city, will then csect a large
See,.0.1 1. R» etiM-'-"d by the Council wo Jesah- eiialjii'htB^nt at this point. We
and House of Kepreseutatives of the Ter. shall Welcomc them. ONWAKD.
ritor) nf Nebraska, Tlmt slavery or
1106X1
[I'oiiiiiiunieatt
MR K
DITOR
iron for the Dubuque and Siou* City sueh cases—its last clause reading as fol-
id tie next forty days. day, ia such manner as tha State shall by
'aw provide."
•, .#
v
An article in your last is*
choose electors upon tbe day appointed
Times of last Tuesday i by tbe !awi, of the L'uitsd Suites. That
010,
Railroad ha, ar..ved at l,u,.:„ tb, and a i lows ''And, pronded aUo, When anyhbansix electoral votes to Do,one.
roprieiers er the .New Yark jbe State of Georgit has by lav dsl«! -"-dministration orj^nns, says they are
Wbtld hive already sunk $I.ri0.U00, it is, ^ated the appointment, in su?: -itnes te
said in the effort to establish that journal, the Legislature, and I see by a late paper
as a ei.ny 1 .-.ri»r, and they have been I that the Legislature, by virtue of this. !aw,
obliged to abandon tbe attempt. The has recently appointed the requisite nuuj
World *ill bcnceforth bo a two penny iber of electors, ^wlio, it ii presumed, will
like the other large Dailies of vote for Ureekinri ipo nnd Lane. H.
N»w i'orit.
Geo. Caldwell, a colored man, who was
|!ti« fact is noted tbat every Episcopal a member ofthe Lilmrian Congress, is
flerejman in Charleston, Suuday before now (toward «l tku St. Uetel, at
lM». »«itted ti.eprayer for tbe Presideai Keekuk.
s =2
STATES. I- IF
Alabama, 1S(G3)
lielawsre, 1,l*»9
Kentucky, 2.",t4-4
fico., i. 1 l.r,06
Murylnnd, 5,873
Illinois, 1M0.S23
North C., 2,70l
Missouri, 5H,til8
Nfiw 11., 2.V!'33
Penn.,
naniorinjr
Florida, 1,000
Texas, 10,000
«. ,. i i 'rf?- 1*0,M)
Ihe summary dissolution, ul the John yISgi 5 qU()
Ilrown meeting at Treinont Temple is
viewed with general satisfaction. The 'iutal..i,66.\S6,i
er»
44.538 26,825
8,81t 7,314
1,3(10 o2,83t atj.Ul#
52.001 43.**4
1,2'JI 42.41»V 41,777
172595 2,3S1» 4,y.')2
4S.539 44,!)00
37.40fi 2,112 498
l'Jti .UO 'idS.O.iO 12,80'jj
N.York, 295,421 :!«1,307 19,055
It. Island, 7,075 12.078 1
Mass., 34,007 104 407 6,072 22,017
Vermont 8 748 3.'!.
888 1,84'J 217
N. Jersey, 02.801 38,375
Ohio, 107.230 2S 1,710 11.405 12,197
Louisiana, 'J.378 18,388 15,046
Tennessee, 11,428 00,440 70,90a
Maine, 29 470 C2.370 G,ii38 2.00S
Indiana, 115,166 139,013 12.295 5,339
Conn., 17.304 43,483 lb,389 3,.!'
ToUl 1.2S0,lj0 1,M!),':H3 411,7Si 4'V
In the above table we put the N. Yo
vote on Governor, as a Union ticket w
made on Presidential electors. The
were three candidates for Governor
Douglas man, a Lincoln man, and
Lincoln,
Iouglal,
lirockmridge,
Uel:,
«T- Stella Mar
tin announced tliat a would be
,IS
#burL.ht in the u enillg In
response to this announcement, the Baj'
tist Church (Colored.) iu Jav street, waa
tilled at an early hour. The edifice wit
small, aud a largo proparitou of the audi
ence were black. l!ere Wendell PViips,
Juhn iirown, Jr Fred Douglas, aud other
leading John lirown svmpmhifcers, ventil
ated their feelings freely, with little inter
ruption.
110
W#ek"i
Tti
i I
»'M receded u,u quae-!
This shows his
tru Jing po
teh.^ln.
1'ouglai
Hr^kiuri
Hell
TEIiBGHAPHIO.
Reported or the Omaha Nubraskian.
7
Washington Newi,
The Secessionists at Work 1
PACIFIC KtlLKOftD.
i7,o: 5 30,«24 52j it) Southern Merchants Will not
Repudiate their Debts.
How the f+tsidm/'* Message w«u Received
at the South.
TUK (iOVKRSOR OF TR\t!| RE
ITSES TO *1,1, A MEKTINU
Ot' rilK LKUliLAl lUE.
*i 000
AC., AC. AC.
Breckinridge man. They got the vote said he thought that there was a clog in
put down for them on our table, la
To theso ollii:i^l returns we iiiuv add the
following, as npproxiru itii nearly to tu-
Mich.,
Wis.,
I'
wa,
(15,000
68,000
55,000
15.000
alty and union, which almost expired with Califor. 37.500
Wubster, ib reviving again, and that in the I Oregon 3,0{i0
hous of Gairi^on and Phillips, treason Arkanss8.U00
dcbt
St"r ol the Democratic Tote of the South, here and acts Uvorably lor tln-iii.
while Breckniriilga has not got one twelfth An intimate friond oi Lincoln's, who
of the Democratic Tote of the North
great strength with the
people, and viudicates the judguiout ot
thoso who desired his nomination previ­
ous to the Charleston Convention. The
popular vote, aa between him and lireck-
The one million and a half of vote-f
U'h" iijih' ltl the standard of Douii.*sand
JOHNSON in ltlliO arc the Democratic par
ty, and those who voted for Breckinridge
._
-d
?«7.» u enlarge tw, ^-building to twic. iu and from the regular organization,
•i«nt hut Ihinki tho government bat no fora,ftr
gjze#
there is ever a union of the political ele- |„te hour has beea arrived at. Tee d«m
uimits which separated a larleston, ihe ocratic Senators have not gone into causus
676,000 1.,-ist roue to the juiituiii. The I
|i
lhus, you see, Mr. Editor, that, consid The popular and* electoral votes thus
cring tbe hard limes, we are making I compare
cheering j/. ogrrss.
,0
mountain v never go to Mohammrd.—
which the dickering
ticmn- majr a we
down in their note backs. ber ot the causus.
Electoral voUt.
Irtii
Poptilsf Totea.
fi*
ed, and Mr Breckinridge receives one
sue suggest* the possible disfrunr-hiseuunt electoral vote for every nine thousand
of Ueo-^ia iu the Presidential election,
b«eau»o the peopb of that .State failed to
DOUI I.AH
provides for
wlkl1
votes, and Mr. fell one for every eighteen
thousand votes. If the fclectorn! Colleye
rnlge, whereas Breckinridge has more
portioo ot 1. was brought a-ross the river Slate shall bave belf election for the We would remark, in conclusion, that "'ore, on the ground that .-•iuih Carolina,
yesterday. 1wenty- even cars more are fiurposn of choosing Klectors, and shall the popular vote of the Union has in ",«"'1'er of one of the contracting liru
ci, Aoir wev hither from Chicago. The fail to make a choice on the day aforesaid I crea*d a hair a million since ls.if., and
work of laying u era.l, .vtll b. commenced the Tuesday after the first Monday in «L„ that it is twice as great as it was in I84u
at oaiiP, and unless some unforseet, obsta- inoutb of Novu.b.r ia the ,*ar in wb.eh ,we.,ty years ago. The following was tbe "ho"' referred that portion of the «?r ^he "'i"5*
sl« (.enurs the irot horse will be heard i they are to be appointed (hen the elect-1 vote in 1856 lJuchanan 1 8'5H 232- BV»- I l'»cilic Kailroad, will meet soon. They M'»"»»nti. lrn.ie Mini
and ^«n on the ba.iks of tbo Cedar with- oi may be appointed on a subsequent
mon
t, 1,341,514 Fillmore, 874^^703.' "M'
Tbe New York Tribune, peakiu? of
squalling. It might add, tfa** all h*V« a
^.
filial loudness for pap.
Washington, Dec. 6.
In the course of his speech ye»terday,
Mr. Iverson in tha Senate ref^riinj to the
refusal of the (lovernor of Te to cull
an extra session of the Legis!., j. He
wn
80,000 500
80,000 1,000
07,000 2,000
25,000 2.000
38.000 32.000
5,900 4 500
30,000
7,000
40,000
2 000 75,000
35,300
MI II II.
of the Lone Star. Texas has a
Pennsylvania the electoral ticket was i.v tio^'nor who will not consent to call
i i .i
th6
I'Cgwlaturt together, yet the publie
struoti'd to go for the nomiuee of the u
Hentuuent u strong that even her '»ov
Charleston Convention, an. -*e therefore ernor iuay be overridden if ha will not
put down the whole DetD: atio vo'e of! yield to the public sentiment, so:ne Texas
the State for 1* uglas, as no electoral tic-
ru
'J
ls
may nr se and rid the country of
i ii j. ,, •. i this htiaru headed truitur. Ulrent sensa
ket pledged Jlrcckinridg® was run.
3
He further said, referring to the proba
bility of a war, there will be no war.—
The North is governed by toe Tar-seein?
bi
result in the Suites to lie heard from:
1,280.150 1,549,203 441.78 434,4W »tl)tM'nPn '1'hc Senator from New York
fi5 noo 8(1 nno Ann -w.n lM.r •s°wa,]d^
w ,he
1,000
I«.Yrmhhns
8,000
Oi» ono
1
rrom 0hio
-'IOO
salio
20,000
SSo.it"
1.8-46.203 6TS.7IM
Abolitioni-ts wers largely outvoted thro'-1 South Carolina elects electors by Leg- says the clerks iu the" departinen'u from
out by
assemblage- embriiciBg many islature. S. C. have decided on resignii.^ un the
The total vote of the Union will, tkars
be
very
17th.
nearl follow4
1.84fi.203
l,5ii l.fi
1
8't.24'j
Total tote, .... 4,660,881
As between Lincoln oad Anti-Lincoln is several thousand
he vote stands week. Mr Stephens
Opposed to Liacota 2 820 681
,en 8
In f»T«r of Uneoin 'h,°
1-ull
2K!,000 more votes than were ever i-nst
fir a I'reaiduiitial candidate who was not
elected. With three candidates again-t
him, he has received one-third of al, tie
resign hi. fosi.io,,
the ticket Porter Mills, it is also eonced
ed, is elected.
There is a rumor on the street* to-day
thnt the Federal Government is engaging
laborers for Fort Moultrie, aud drilling
th°m as rscruits.
Senator Yule, of Florida, has written
a letter from Washington to the legisla
ture of that State, announcing that upon
learning at any time of the determination
of Florida to dissolve her connection with
the Northers States, he will promptly and
joyously return home to support the bnn.
ner of the State to which he owes alle
giance.
Col. Ulackhurne, Federal Marshal for
the Northern District of Florida, is clos
ing up his business, preparatory to re
signing.
The secession feeling in Florida is quite
as universal aa in South Carolina.
1
Mr. Corwin, in regard to the
Mr. Washbarne of Illinois wi% refused
bs pay at the treusury, but on t.ireateu.ng
to have the dralt protested was paid the
whoU amount
1 Secretary Cobb is not to be found. Par
I ties holding large c! iin.i ag.-i'nst the gov
eminent wuuid take goven..n-nt stocks.
but are refused. The revenue this week
durs less tlinn last
if (ienrgia has writ
0
nearly a m.lliun! Still, uuder our Co.- dec'a-d
Th
sati
vote* of the United States. He has con
siderably more Ihau two Tote* to Breek
Hindi:, s one, and he l«aU l.recku.rid^e ,iay,
thousand Totea. His majority over Bretk-
inritlfre apprtrxitnalti well toward a mil- I
i•
ITT
,i the 1st of nest
ktitution, bail all the anti Lincoln s.retigth peaceable secession was impossible Since November 4th one hundred and
been thrown for one man, Lincoln would and out of the question, which substanti- fifteen thousand dollars of gold dust has
hf.ve been elected. Mr. Douglas received aie_s_Senator Hide's position. been re«ehed at Victoria from Frazcr
IIE.iriv
by
Tbe
effert
A rumor is current that Senator Hun
ter will resign his position an chairman of
the linnnce cointn-tine t.ivinf to the State
iurnJjje, will forever settle tire question of the treasury, lie despaiisol'
whom the Democratic masses desired
elect President. It shows, too, where
Democratic party is, who compose it,
who will bear it* jlag and organizat
in the future.
Hing anything uuder tho circumstances.
i, ti.ii' llale will next week make a
Showing the iinpossii ..uy of peace
•session.
ausus ef Southern Senators and
iLeprcsentatives is bcin^ h-ld this even
in 1 Ins is the ftr.-t that has been held,
lu object is to Consider what nciiou ou^'lu
to be taken in regard to thi ittee ol
a ni wiiL-tlier an v of the .ji» States
should meet with this committee. There
is a strong repu^iia- ce among the Uepre«
sentatives of live cotton States to a oieet-
ing at all. No decision however up te a
their usual committee. It is
loubtful whether they can command a i 'hat the story
ii preaeiit iu the Stunt
rstuod that several ntemher
uuu*?ri!oou that auvcral meukber^
ll
pul lu
,„
to serve un the coinmittee of 33 produced
a dco|( It Wfcs a rst of
I.MI,2O|-
"npicssion.
ieit.'/iii thrilling eloqueiice. and the applnuse in
1
Mr. Lincoln gets an electoral vote for
every ten thousand votes from tbe people.
Mr. Douglas gets one for every one hun
dred and thirty thousand votes be receiv.
ti e L'Hlleries attosted the sineeruy with
winch tlie p..pillar heart chenabes tbe
4,06t,,8«4 love of the Union.
The New York Uerald't Washington
correspondent says after the House ad
journed, so severe were the Southern men
upon Mr. Milson that a bloody conllict
:*nia near being tho result of a conveega
tion in one of the dels, in which Millson
charged with being u damned 15
1 lh
'iMestu»ii Ml e*tMi»iiiLf Mr. 11 .khis train
rvine 011 tb t.omilliUe,
correctly represented the popular senu- Mr. orwin will not call the ootumiiiee to
uient, Mr.
would have more than *lher.
twice as many electoral rotes as Hreckin- i
ih. ehairraan,
i rePort«J & Co
I »nd others who eontrncted fur the last ten
nii
,|ioil |014ll ,„ld
i h.lllTli^
aiJ
1
,llIiei,) about 0 mil.
and n.^-refi. lo pay auv
refuses her proportionate part of the bar
KHitl.
l'lifl Special Pacific It. R. Committee to
will undouhteilly adhere to the old bill
recommended last year, and action will
of the
uch u C, rse
Nouthcrn .Slates, .Should a general seces
spoiled babies, alternately sucking and fuvor will be shown to the Southern route I* j1"
!t
1
gnnized at 4^dcpeHdnnce, and as soon
w
Secretary (JJHili ms rssignod.
as been appointed,
e
considerd au important natter by
the Representatives.
Charleston, Dee. 6th,
Ui,.
)An Insurance Company has been or- The Geoegia Senate has rejected the ^oo'r'sen,, an,| Italinn senti
as ^'ll convention of the .Southern
i o u 7 K i s n z s 1
IMUTL'U'CIU 'I'l.. ..f l)d.-«|... u tli. Hiptli.ri* b„ c.mniiiiin, i.mbl.
tssue policies. i tion ol the Stste, was'.1 uiet. A very full ... ,.
I vote was polled. The result will not be
Columbia, Dec. 6.
The House passed th= bill to provide
*Vi armed military force, without opposi
tion. It will be tak0i up
ID
tomorrow.
'Ihe President's message is here. It
docs not create much remark, as the pee
pl were prepared for the views expressed
in relation to secession before hand, and
are takc such step* as they deem neces
sai iocet whatever exigency may arise.
Th i.ection of (ovrnor it is believed
will not take place till Monday.
ARRIVAL of the POXY EXPRESS.
FORT
KEARNEY,
Dee. 5.
The Pony Express froip California pass
ed here at half past ten o'clock this mor­
ning, aid furnishes to the associated Press
the following summary of news from the
Pacific coast:
Sau Francisco, Nov. 23—S P. M.
Trade continues dull, with little of
terest legitimately transpiring in the mar
ket. Provisions of all kinds meet very
little inquiry.
1 Since the departure of the la«t Pony
1 Express, California has been particularly
H'h.
He concluded as follows, If war is in
evitable the South will take cnr» of her
self. Let the war come and we will meet
500
300
I barren of domestic news.
The Eastern news received by Express,
the Senator from New llnmpthire and all by telegraph from Carson Valley, relating
ih.
of Abolitionism. In the
iHOKUiiKe of tbe honorable Hepresnntative
t0 gecessioB
demonstrations in S. Caroli
., ...
na Geor ,a e,c-- has
l'r'li0o Mexican war, we will welcome them with »e"sation, forming the universal topic of
7
k'001'-* ^*nl^s to hospitable graves. [Seu- conversation, Generally in a regretful
I
m„lld.
New York, Doc. 7.
I The Timet Washington correspondent
CBUSC1 universal
M»j. .1. Scott, United States Army,
died at S*u Francisco, 011 the 221.
A telegraphic dispatch received to-day
from Yreka, announces the death of l)-i
la^oii iiith at Portland, Ore-.'.on, on the
18th. 11a was recently one of the United
States Senators from that Stute.
By tl« steamer Brother Jonathan full
advices t' 'O Oregon ar» received t^ the
10 h, and foiu British Columbia tn (he
La, 1* numbers of Chinese had ar­
rived at I'ur.iaod from the mines in the
to friend urging caIrnnest British Possessions, having been driven
sec sio
u,ovr.ra,e"t d'r
off bv the Indians.
recatmg it, and urging reconciliation and 1 ,,
continuance of Union. R-ports of oh gnld mines in Oregon
V Bonhaw of S. C. declined to appear on *,1(^ Washington continue as asual.
The majofity of lll« people of the Init- ,, mmittee of militarv affairs te day, and The woolea factory at Salem waa run
ed States who voted against Lincoln is
nin( ni lt Rlll day matlllfaclurifabrict
w,lich fin a
River.
The Southern Senator* will hold a eon
»enri.11 wmo time- next week, ntul t'ritlen
den will maiio, he fays, a great and last! There a serious
cil'orl to save the I'liioii. i Theatre, Nm-^inber 3J,
The lliiti.se np.'cial committee seems to loti(j existingpiejudices of negroes against
ti-fy
all the nimi men. Siieuk ,t.
plon ii eoinjil
Peniiington ii complimented for it.— I
wu
l's
Senator Iverson was evii"ly reproved to ?r*t« i to British (.olunrmt hom Califor
Me.„r». Crittenden, Jonylaa, Hun- nia, improve their social f^ition. whitli
and Hell together nearly three hundred ter and Humphry Marshall, for hie ill ad- they claim to be e-^ual in all thit^e tothat
1
speech o( yesterday.
»i'«oiincement of Southern mer-
i i cbttuts that ihiv will not repiiamie their
nifiit of the theatre provided seats for the
colored patrons in a separate part of the
eft him within the past week slates that 'l0',se- general row took place in which
lie was assured that no member of his several of the whites were knocked down
cabit.ct had yet btcn determined on. All
Kpeculativns sent out from here are in
spired by personal olijeets.
and kioked by the negroes. The principal
rioter* were arrested aud order restored
by tbe p..lice,
Csrn»|mndwie* of Ih* London Ckrona-le.
A Kill
AUDI'S l)K ART IKK KOR
lll'KLHA.
NAPLUi, November 9, 13C0.
'mldi is gone. La»t ni^ht it was
that bis departure has been indef
owever, was come to, and early this ,iUar,
morning lie sailed in the Washington for
.iprera. Nobody ty jept his imni.-diate i
Ii lends, und not all of tbeiu, was aAre of i
his tinul resolve, ai.d, in consci|iieni'^, he
•slipped awav at break of tiay, unattended
and almost nnknown
To the la^t he reluseJ everything from
the King, and drew nothing trom the l-ix
chequer but hi* general ollicer's pay of
he uctu
majority *i present in the Senate. Jt is i p'-unds from persona!
il'l're-'
lo reC( K lue Mr DougUi
,r'mill»
A
mem-
ihe appeal of John Cochrane to-day to to call on Admiral Mundy. He
Mr. Hawkin.s of Alubania, not to dcclin
Naples to pay the small debis
he had incured here while Dictator. As
he sailed oil' he slopncd at our British
inviteil ihe .Admiral, in common with sev-
him at Caprera, if they can pul up
with l'oleuta porridge and fre»h milk,
which are all he has to fl'rtr them. The
Sardipian nien nf-var fired a salute to the
\\'a.«hinjrtoii as she .sailed off, which was
repeated from the forts, but otherwise
there w:is no show and no pomp, aud there
is nothing to record about the departure
of ihe ex Dictator beyond the great hroad
fact that tiaribaldi is gone. 1 have had
to disapprove his policy often, and to tbat
disapproval I still adhere but this 1 frank
ly and tiulv say. that a great and a good
man has left Naples, and has left none
behind him worthy of his inheritance
1c ihe morning a proclamation fro®
(iai ii was placarded on the walls of
Naples) but tbe news ^f his departure
seetnml lo excile little attention, and as
yot there has lieen no manifestation of
pubf. i n£ on 'hd subject.
t'1"1
othfir
»«e
friends, to come and
Tbe .j.emu act of 'ie lion of the
k gdom o' the Two Sicili. to Italy wns
ebraic' i the l'a'laz/.o 11,-ale on the
.•MII instati during (J-iralmldi's last inler
n prcsonee of the King, the Disa
sters and tbe court,
iter, addressed his
Majesty in the fullowing terms:
»n
,,,p
l»llowin
purpose aseinlil"d, have pioclaimed
New Advertisem'ts.
SPECIAL NOTICE I
"S*
Highest Market PricM ia CASH,
IOK
ALL KINDS OF FURS.
A. 114 4S,
Cor. Third aot] P«il
8IOT7X 'ITY, IOWA.
nSO tf
WOOD! WOOD WOOD
1
AM PKKPAKKI) TO PF.LIVKH WOOD IN
an part cl tiio dry at Ihe
iOWiCST POSSIBLE RATES.
I kive
OD
bald a flnu lot of
the Senate
DRY UIRD WOOD
Tlmt I Will deliver at 7.1 per Tor J, IN
CASH,
In any qutntltv nut lens tlutii tiveconli
Outers left at th» stor^ will li« pruoi|tly atlehdt-d
to.
E. Ii.
KIRK.
Sioux City, Pee. I
V ISfiO. -3iu
i CIR ST W4S Bil
Will 1* jfiren at
CASADYS H&LL, SIOUX CITY,
Monitaj- Evcalag, 'December 14, '60,
HAOT azaixoir,
Preprletoi* of the liner House.
MAMAOKRS:
John Onre»,Sloox Citjr .l,« SUfTuril, Melbourne
O. \V KliiKmierth, M. C.nii|toii. Vermillion
J. E. B*jiue, I B. I^uU^arCilj-.
n.OOK MASAliKHS.
Charles E. A. Gronlager.
Music bjr the Brati and airing Rand*,
Under the direction of liu!*tavui Srbiaidt.
PRICK Tlt'KKTS, t.
SEVEN YEAKS!
'J'HB seven yean of unrivallsdaacecaa atl cr| ,i^
asmopolitan Art Association/1.
.Jnii]
nJv.
«»f tli'
I th.
ililul w..r
rt- uit thfi
ov»»r tlir
•ni thna»:h'»nt«
litfratu
re! IV
thi.' gr. At Un*
KII.I rhoi
ln« rt i
ription* art-tiw re-^iv.
u
MUM
in a ratio
UD(wirulit'!«Hi with that "f an* pr«¥ioiis your.
TKUMS OK St7 KSf'IJ PTION.—Any |KI—n
t'Cf.-i i a i n n i i- i y -u i i i n e i n n i
whi.
Uwy Hill r.-oeho
1 it.—1 lie lar^jt and su|««rb euffra. insr, 3M
in 'li-ji,
outit!iJv
MKnlritafl' Bluitcrlug his RecraHta.**
ore year, of tli.it
tliiti'd UtU,
"TiiK COSM »ritLITAN :r
3ci.—Four HdiniMijiit during tLc
ri.it at Vi.-toria
prowing out Ot
"e,-ro potmht,.,n ha-„^ erai-
of any other raee.
fc' 1
Gallery of Paintings, 648 Broadway, K. Y."
In ad lition tn ttie above WnefltK. thow*
gi»en to tubscribi'im, as gratuitous premiue
Fire Hundred Iirautin II'... kg of Art!
,iWe pai:-t i.len. pnrlana.
A-Ji« C. L, JUKI BY, .t,
r»r«
hundred l\,-t wit oin otf ..
thirl i f.• ui. iti Middle Siou
inite.j adjourned. A sudden resolution, the .i,iie' v to'j
h»«Bv.e ... ....l_ I I'eedsof Wwraut
tlu* If rk
tilt,'
..0 »|i|.
Sire, the people of N'aples, for sue'
TOU I 0
its Kin|( bv an immense majority. Nine
,eion of the cotton States take place, no Italians now unite themselves
ro,hnr
Truntee's Sale.
WHKHEAS,?*iNX
on th* *f November. A.
INM», th« i jtv l.anil ni,,l Jjk^rry Company
fur th« piirpum .if •rctirinic to Miltina „n the
87th d»v t'l Au^us Ifl(l. Ill
Co.,
ryr a
N. ll-S .hicrlptloosr«.-eii,-.land fo oar.-d I-,
P. tVEABE,
Ajjcnt f, Sioux Cily and vii-lnlty,
where specimen Kn^-ravio n and Art Journnl rjn
Trustee's Sale.
II.lie! H. r»n.id
imrHKREAS.
»f adv, of \V
by their d-ed ..I ti-i^t m.,d
•eml ei. isaa.,.-!! an.I
folleu
HU
nd MarjrK.Taa
i.S:ai. ol Iowa, did
lie I'tth d:iy of I.,
I. th
-Tin
,l.**erih.
IR..,il,-#l
mid thlve in hU„-l
in Wo dt*ury eo.
^i.ii ^re-I
'lat,. ol lo i.|.un
l.n.k Mo k
Ht.
.i
I huil tin in trust to «»n*,ir.
i of li.lie hundr, ,1 nnd t.'en
White, of ll.ltiniore, M.vi
the a, mem of the
ty-r.ur d.dlaia t.. KI in
llTll d.v of J.
KI:.
e 9uth l»»,t I ml
th,-
|ljlr|ji
t(» tlir
t|it
part a., ii,u.'li theieol a, .hall be lie es,.,r, to s.,t
Ut the nitioi.nt then dii:\ with rnjut* nn«l
of making i.u, I. aali-, and the mrpon., if
|.artie« ,.f the llr^t |.,.rt, th.-ir!i
it lllttk
C'M-0 A. img,n -117 nnd 41*
•J ilflH,
M|t|
of ai«l It,
in th.- |av
S«»-J4
»'f limn. 1S6» ni
«-ile mr 4*1*1 pr«iuiMN) tbtt«
WM L. JOY, Trii^tw.
II.
pUifitiif
IIMIIIIMI
unon of the
nniler yonr wine
and will prove the truth of your
Bw
11'-
i solemn promise that Italy should be for
the Italians,
The King replied in a short speech, re-
ment a 0|
jue was iuvii«d to ap
,n 0hlo mak, 1,tlle
QlUliH* known until tomorrow It is generallv between childhood, youth or agt ia Iho
I ooneeded that Judge Magratb will lead
1
D20-3SV
^ctmber lSth, I860.
Notice.
MtMIAI.'S OKFtCK, SlnfX CITY. A,)
Ihtfvinbpr hth, !M0.
XJoTlfK in hrr.'hy gir.n tlin, II, )», Tax T,l«t
11 for tin. rwir IStlO ia in uiv linnds f..r rn!l«.-t|„i,. I
IMH IF
in
t- Ihfir
t'*u!inu'l
I -i| i»i,d 'I wi inv-^^cnlr.,-! I |i„|.
willt ten p.r rent in:, 'est ir.,111 nm-
r«-V
I will |.«y th«
E
Iirit.v, IIV their Trust duly nude, u knowl
lged .,n,l r," nrde-l. o,„ev,.,l to
W
illirvm
MkmI
Ibe fullowin„- dem-rilml t'.-nl Dstue, -ilu.it, ,n Si,nil
Cit» l.»«t Addition. Wwrti-urjr ccmitj and state of
low*. I,t-wil
tola inn ihree, Mir. live end nix (J, 3, 4,6
and fi
In Blci-k nim'ij-lhrr*- i93i.
!iOts«»ven. eijlit. nine, teo iirid eleven |7,8.
andlliin nim-iy f, iir t94i.
I.otallire f.'iir, tlve »iut »ii iS. 4, & &tid Si is Bl'k
ninety-live ,f
l.eln llirt-r. tour, Ave and six (3,4, fiaad 6) In Bl'k
ninety fix (96)
l,ii« thR-»». four, ATC and six 3, 4,6 and 6 In lll'k
ninety-ei^lit 198!
tin mi", tiro and throe (1,2 and 3) in Week n(ne
ty nine (Wl
l.otK four, fire an4 six (4, 9 and la Mock one
litindn-.l
Lott four, live mid ilx (i 5 and 6} In lilock oae
hundred and two i!02)
l.ots tour, five, six, ton, eleven and twelve (4, 6,15.
in. 11 and rji In Hl'irk one hundred and tlirw (inai.
I,otii ff,nr. livo. «lx, ten, eleven mid Iwi-lee 14,6 ii,
III, 11 end 12 in Hlork one hundre-l mid fmir (104i.
lour. Hve. and six (4,,5 and r,, in Block ma
hundri'd
i.ota t", i. hvi
7, Bind S in 111
4. 6,6.
OH,
2,
Mx, •'•v. n Hffhi nltd nliu
k one huudr.d ,»iiH nicht
I.otti «uu*. I w.». line.*, n-ven ami ninp 11,
3,1. Sand 9 iu IM»rk one hunrtr«d and nino
l,4»uoit«, twti. tliroe, U \tr. ti% «•, six. ton. Hevenand
tweho 1,2.3,4,5, 6 IU, U and IU. ia Bluck on«
buiidced i.iul n (llo i
Lntanitp, two, three, fnur. flro, alic, »even, Hirhl
and niiiH [I, 2. :i,. 4. ft S, 7,8 and 9[ In Blm-k one
liunrtred ami el.-T.B (111!
1
l.ota ,.iie. tu.,. thre-,. ion, elm-en and tweWe [I, 2.
3, 'J. Ill, II and 12] io Blin-k one hujnlred and twelve
llHJ
bole one, two.
*nd thre- [1, 2 and 3 in Rio k OD*
bundri^l and thirteen 11:i]
Lota "lie-, two, and tlire.- [I. I and 3- It, BUvfc onn
litind e.l Mnd n.irt-«ii I 111
bote,. ne. i»o. llnee, four, five, nix.
seven, elpht,
nine, ten, eleven »nd twWro [1,2 3,4 6 #,7.8,9,
in, 11 and 12J in Blix-k one buudred and fifteen [1161
T.ota ..he, I wo three, four. Hve, nix, tea eleven
.1,1 twelve [I, 2, 3,4 S.
II,
R-nUr.
10, Ii and 12' in Block
vne hufid-. nnd *ixtoi-n (16
Lou one. two :ind tlir [), i ,in,l
3
j„ |j|,K,k
in It! *.-*
onB
Jiimdro'l »iid neTon^ffvi (I17
I.uts Htcht and n!ii»« 17. S and »l in Block
hutidrt'd aDl iiiiytvt n [ll^j
(.utt'iiw. two. ttire**, lour, tu* and fix [I, 2, 3, 4,
5,
OTM
hundred arid twenty two fl??]
L»tn Uur, fir9, six. wven, fifrht and inn- f4, 6,
[V»,U19^
lU uhe ituu'iretl*l,4
lA»t«
OIIS
*WMity*thrBo
thivi», ioveii. iirtd nine [j,
'mj*
1 Blwk 0fce bu,llir*lim,ld
/our
L-tsow, two, :iircf», fow, alx, ton, oler^n
awiiw«lv.. i, *J, l, 4. .V u\ mid 12) in Ulickon#
hundr and tweuty-JiT*
Lots mw, tw»i, tInt*". «fVt-n, mid oin»» 1, 2, 2,
PaiwIS* iu HI k on.- liundr-d and tu«-ritv «ttX {126}
Tho I'll!*-'} B?^'k on'* tiundred unJ twenty.bine
[I29J
Lot* nn#r iwo, threr, r*-ur, five and six ^1, i. 3. i.
5 an-! C] in ««rw» hundri and thirty
one, tw«, tfrref, elyht and n:i»* i. •»,
3.7 IJ aud in voe hun^rtil and tlurt1, -m
113!]
Mff ur. five, «•»*, efglit and pin* (4. 6 &
7, '"and 9, i*i IU,. k our hu. di «-d and thirty tn .•[ 13.' I
%of •.««. tw«, N'vi'fi. H'/hf rtnd nin«« (l.t, 3,
Hand in HTk^eh'inlod .inl (hi: ty hr-V t&ll
Ix»ti» ten, olevei.ml i.^vl* .• 1", It an! 12\ in HKvk.
n»* hundred nnd Ihirty »*a [134J
«»n». tw.i 1 lire-', fe»uv. Wve. ten, ojoven »nl
t. a, l. \u. 11 12] Iq BK.t. on*
HUNDRED SND THII?VI»»» O 1^137]
popular lis
liomt'S liarp itt
ki i«f art mi tbfir i
tat.le
-of-.
oi.« .iii, the. eia, wve 1, ensht an»l nine [A. S, a,
1
ilv
W
Til.
outHui .v Sc.- t,., n
Tl.e Sape:h. ...i ., ... ,.rv. .u)',i,'.r|h,..
*ill reeplte. ei1!1 Kaletair Munte in.' his Ite
rrulU." i,
U
ne nf tLe aioet h,-antffu] and popular .-ti
.n *.» i in i /.i
HI
1 hiA «:ouiit ry. t-iml.i i),-t
he lurilish'-d In the trade fur !••, tlltll five didlnrs
Th,. Art Journal U I.v. w-11 ki..... th
coiintrv to need ...tn nei.dati. n 11 is .1 nusutric-nt
t-d uiiiiadne of Art, rent»inlnB f^sav«,
ma
18, tioMlii,, At-, by the verjr beet «rit«r»
ly illui,t
Stoin-i
In Aineri a
The Knuravln* inwat to triy pirt nf the ,-,„i„t
by laail.c-.thtofent. talag pa. ked in a .-yi.u.i
poau:»» ptf^i.tid
Mi 'i iitiou*
ofth -3l.it vi Ja
will cloo and 11
ill te ,'olred uutil the KveniiiR
nary. Ift'l. al wlw.-il tlnie tin* .-.oka
liretniii.ua lie (jiven tu»uU. ii e.«.
^,n»ei.i,iii r,Miie .-,i 'II s M-i^',. s,tbiH.ri|,ti,ifc.—
Thoae r.niittlnuJij ,, f. member^!...
and lo on,,
,-xt a Kn^rat in.- tor thrir tro jt.le,
r-.' ftt"h-r m«-i ul.vr-«-i„! !,,r a ,-.i|.v ,,| th- e!».
.it.'d Art Journal. pr,.,:.,ui„,tiw
afclrtrlit* in Atnon*a. It «*i»utain» Oat
«'-d iiuni-roiiK u
do (rnts }*•,- nuui»*r. 8p.
«. ii«'w«'v»r. wiil 1m»
tiidsi ineKt
a'u^ue of
viu**.
The white* demurrred, and the mnnape-
buudred m»d thirty ei^ht
The rn'tev ITiN*k»no hi ndrf^l aixl ttnrtv ninofti^l
1
..t- .. -lu n
Mhll
j?.
Ul lu K
huidrt tlnl f«»i't ,14
And Ijc4* fnf, luoinid ihre. f|, 2 and in III..-k
.•ne l,n..1
r. -i mid f„m 141
And »l..-r--.s.
M.,1 I.
r.l ,.I Tru.«t the
V
rt'l rti.-t leri v t'v,:ij.itii, uuili,,rl/.,d and eint -'rt--
ed Wlili ,in ii. ui! ii.edJ e a'...,,. .leM-riU'ilDr,.
jert), tf*r ll-ntv: ^-neti thinv dev »„i, *.
ei-ute a .t. tberet,r to the |,iir.-bi«.T, If
s
«:,|
I'ouipaii.v eliniiid t.iilto |..v the .it.m,- Hum elinidue.
A li wiier«-I!*. i fvn.I K*\e l.t,
II
tuud,- in thi- ayment
tlieal-.ve »um •.v».lh.-h-( ie. ,y virtu,- of the
ver In in.* rw: -d l-.v Ived i-f rrnsi, ulid its
ae.nrdui" e it Ii :b" terini- iberei.t, noti .,M!« h«rM,y
'tien tint I, Willhifu J|,at. Triu'ee, »iU r||
llwal»,.vede.cnt.ed
k
.r..j»rly Pul-lle Auction at
will N» tbel'ort i diire 1....r in iou» fitj, It ,.odt,un eoun
r. over iy. I,.*,, ..n Saturday, the 1
*£t day oC
Jitntinry,
A. •.,
IKil.at I"
E
a
•.» III* iii^h'-et liidd.T f.»r a*ti, s»d execute ih ed
&uvrrvf to tlia purehaa^r,
WILLIAM (i. .MALL, Trustee.
It
"in I', a »'r- nl9 tw.
e -nilier Sth I860.
Siioi'lti 'w Sale.
TyOTH K is he:
eruiiu i in i
«*f t|ji» I'lMl i.-t
dated in tin Pili
i' 1 »irtu# of an *x
tliti ierk'% Uftc#
li-iirv c«untv, Kmra
nr, I860. tli tf»
tiie 7ih .lay of
'•urs nt 9 H-k, A.
1 tinv, in front .vf th*.
*. V. M.
lM
Si.»u\ r:tv. 1. ^.,. 1 wiil
MUctiiii. tlif Mlowi.
I to i»tl
*1 prv H*i ty.
i.hi, ti ],- al.
L-,u
to wit —All .f K: ,v
1 trtWu'. iu and i Ui» *i.- n
•Aii.l twilvt* U ah.I 12.4ii j.k*-k Nt». thirteen i3
ami lo xiii.*-, u u. *levvn. cuplr?. thirteen «II1 f..ur
lr«-u 13. I1'. ii, 12. 13 hi. 1 111 in 11"» k N»». fuiirfH'n
(Mr in foutli Seux ily, WunUburv c.'iuttv %v«
wi ull tl»»' A^piii-UMIIIIK'** therein:!. 1.1. n'.iug.
Mild I'l,v ni le l.i aa ihe proj eii» ,.f Be
lUr.i huh, A I ... ill ..U m.i'l ,.\eeittion it, faior of
I.ouu t. 'Ii.c, apui.st Lli Il.-d.ird, i Ch.-irl,.. Ilnle,
«urviViHK parti,era of the hue tirm of li.-d ir i. Rulo
widliin
b*' *»n re«vjpt ot 18.^»ib. jtl
#tt u|,sof f0tll
I)«RT«. K.J. LAMTII :.!'
Sheriff of Wos.Ihivry.-oui.tv l,-»a.
Si,.u.\ I'ity, N.n .-.'S-.h, t-C.i. 'iil«-4w
now
TO SAVE THOUSANDS OF
DOLLA&S
lu»ure your pro(wrty in He»],onalll*1iiaur
•sseeCampanles, then «iii yuufeelaafe.kti. i
ing that you will l,e indeuinilird in cave of u or
daiua .-" h\ fire. And you kn»v
nut
*17 T-.fi-1
inilli .i. tli«
Tr.KAsria.u s
,U,ltar 1
l- f..iiiiit at myoilir,.lioiiiilir. ii,,m*9 a 51 •i'"'* '-t tnx**s. i lit- r,st jii,.i thru duii and
until 4 t\ .M lor tin puree*,. ,.f in *a\,» '".r.' ,»«ar» lFaS .11 INiO
JOS. W. Si l-:vii\s,
f'r*"11
19-4W .II,- N-IJ. ANIL OIITINU,'TMIII
Kolloc.
'|V) CHAKt.ES C. TUOMI'Sfiv
MH!
um of
MKIII
huii.lrpil ud •Ixtjr-tlx W» 100 lipllam,
WITH
uii,-r.4t i%urt ri» ».
AS
moiK-v Uuv
.lefviM UT«
.1 Tt»rui of 1 hf
llff«lllt wiil U
t.urter«tl thormm.
Urhm*Ut Agaiutt
*h.|
t'lit«r. \*f»u r,
lh« «ai i i t: «u kii
your pioport) U .4 „uf« said rUitn
J. F. NORiOl,
A11ornoy at Xjaw.
W'ti.i. ,n,i,i
1 Kiil 1.SOH,. I
Ing Land Colli ,-tl,.ii
•d tb blm lo thia
1»IWCUOD
selection of its vietims.
tb.
Tul
how aoo( ur
n».:in.gs. Store*, Shops or ItartiS may I* laid in
i uiii- W« oflar you 1'oiiciM in •Ither ofthe foUoe.
ing Zl«liable Coiiipanica
Etna Insurance Co.,
Whltt's
IM lll
r^ng,'
Vj. ti»v% iifh .|i il-j, t|,, th
he lllh «1UT ot June. 1S59.
Ih«.,i,l de.dM., t'.e».,id ..el, he.', th-laid T,
Im •utboii^d to A«iv*rttrt« unit! |rui«rfv iu th
i-OUUt.VKlt.,V^i(i»t|. ^OtUv*. mid n I. fhfMIBH
»l l..ll,," ai.rt,.,. the I ..Ult ll„u,ed„„r i„
I ily. In mod eonniy, to the hUh-M bidder for ea-'
In MU'h |iai,'rK or Ira. t» iw I!,- Trust,v ah-.uld d.-eu
most .,,1,«
Capital, $1,500,000.
Ami it, _.
Cc.
ftironix Insurance
Capital, $400,000,
Co.,
Quaker City Insur.
lie prt'j^ri
Ikvii m-tdi
9
ix per
«ltif .uiii uti|iiii. Tlieprf.ti
Hi :n
in fai.i h"t,| ,r Triiht. will
arjr, IS61, at ]i
Capital, $500,000.
I Metropolitan Ins.
|i^d ,^f I
Ami «h«rM«, «!,«.««. h»„ Capital, ?300 000.
tlehvrr, .1 lo th ^1. r. and tb.rt-M lh9
«:u-J ^mkti.l:..r tli- $h4 t».i hn« lwi..„ |,e yuivnv n«
City
Hh"le nuiuti
n-i'ton froni th.- ntlj «t »y
•Mt. per annum, U now
1. Win. I..
JO\,
rut»
wit the ti»4r» fivMi w»,
"n TH. 5
IUV OJ J.MU
0
A
to j.ul'jjr auction .ial
tier frr •«.(,,
it! i\t
to til* hijtlu^t hi I
a
I !..• |*o, rt H.m-i.
ill W.H tlbu y oiiuuly, 5*t.VC |m
wri»»itl p.f.^iiv or go mu. It t'i.
(vi»*Iuy to
HMIISIV
the
MINI OF $924
Co.,
Cily Fire Insurant*
Fire Insurance Co,,
Capital, 1250,000
Farm House* and Barns intiirr: low
rat.^i,
WI-MIII
in fty ue-
tLfrron ft urn tbt- llth *Uv of .lu,,,
M'. tun! iutroft
ISi9. six p^r
ol'vale
to tli«* pu
Iii'urc |.r.»pprty u. .Jl.nrj, Ua
lion®, itnd riym.mtli -.oiinlie.1. Aim., Ip Nubruk*
aii-t lloki-tu Tprritoriwi. Uemambi*r—11
U|]By
•re Dangerous."
WKAIIK*
A
1.1,ISO V A**nto.
s .Il\ low®
TAX SALB.
OFFICE,
siot ro., trtwA.i
SnTunlHir iJ IS
II. I
VTOTtCK is licrcti* )t »«ii that on tin- 17th d«f cC
,™. ... u. ..mi,i-, i„r i-oii«.-ti„n I "ill "Bur»t iuhlic»al»
I'll* rata uf
.-»ii
'UY «tli.-
in Semxl ."uit.v, tb,-fo||..«i-ii .Ir^cril.wt
"••1"'!'.
,IFT•"has.ILAY,
V
TC
'iirraui NAM ttm.,
AI...IMuilixnrm-.tta*saidof.Or,A.
from tlnn* to tim# until all been ihe
otherwise wttled.
K. I, STONK,
Treasurer 5i.)ni Countv, Iowa.
i
P«Mlt. I ^t Ii#
iMtltlmi '!nluiitii( of you th«
TarU of
Stctftou.
I.D A
prouii.-
«»'«ti-.l I v you l.i in.l Unit unlei.
i
i
V
I
I
DW
n« ff
LF« Ml'Kl.
By 8. T.DATU. Att'y.
I
1
•a qrwqr V 46 40 08 4i n n 30
aw
ii *4 44 Ht 14 n Vi so
nw na *6 96 44 •W s 34
N
19
aw aa •7 43 40
i«aii«.n Tit le** ol
•ii-. and .i
l'(i iuibntu
1
buyiUR uad "«U
*1 huniu^a nitniat
•tintiaii. no'i4ly
Fur Suits
A#IVOND
IlAKf Port4.^l« Grlat Mill
nn«l ('urn (Vb Crw«h»»r. Kn^utr* ,t i*»r» llMfi-
30
96
44
40
H'2 14
nw
71
12
30
rrrr.
30
96 45 vo I to 64 1 14 19 30
w tw fri 4f»
1
1 11 1» SO
u 40 It
7»
II
Fur RM|I!
1
Mcllioai-ix-, PljrinuiilU «'.. |o\m,
A OIMrol:T vni.K n\VFl r.TvO .nH*.
4 V 'T
small famil)-.
AU.'„kgoHt ^TDKK
U-oM,on r»trl Miivt. Knauirv i»l
VHR, t, 18U. A. HAAS,
New Wheat and Corn
WAITS* AT
v TOOTLE S.