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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

4.LMOsT svtrybody has heard of the
famous diamonds Vi the hslf-crazy Duke
OF Brunswick, which arc vaIued at sew
erai millions Of dolIar.. The Duke, W, o
resides At Pare, has passed many yea s
Vi his lie in the tesr Of thieves. lie
Cats, d I'D lion safe Of eno,m nous strength
TO lie built in his honse his o~n .lcep-
irg iocm ''ct mmsndcd' this safe, Which
VAS guarded Ly numerons end intricate
locks; and the Duke. it is SAID, sIep,
constantly ' it'll brace Of loaded pistols
at hand 10 do battle with the expected
robbers. All his precautions were in
vain. His English groom-one Shaw
Was SO far trusted BY his master that be
learned from him he secret OF opening
tLe.str.ng chest. He could not resist
the temptation, made use OF his iofo, ma
ton, aud g safely away with dia ponds
10 The .aluc Vi seventeen hundred ,hou.>
aud dollars. The silly fellow made his
way II stan,ly to the coast, intending 10
20 10 Eng Ian !. The shrewd police sus-
pected his Dovem, nj, aud telc raphe d
TO all the ports 10 stop him. lie was
caught at Boulouee, with all the dia-
mands upon him, aud declared that the
temptation to steal them was too great
to resist. The Duke, it is said, will no
longer attempt III. part Of a tight
wa'chu ali, but will depos his treasu, es
with the Bank Of france or that OF
England.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

It's romored that Secretary Usher 10
abGSt TO be appointed United States
District Judge for Indiana, 10 plsce OF
fhcia.c ex 8 cretary Saith. Ia such
an event. Superintendent Of Public Print.
ing. Dslrese, alec Of Iod:an', i. mention.
ed ~ Ushe,'s sue essor. Ex Cofg'ees-
man Mckee Damn il also mentioned for
the vacsnt Judgship.
Bishop WbippIe has jus! putlished, in
the st. Paul Press. 40 appeal 10 behslf
OF the Iodiane, and in favor Of a total
change Ct the Governments policy to-
wards the Iodians. lie lays bare the
gross iniquities and crimes OF the pres
ent syste,D, which makes the lbdi,ns
s,mpiy bare for swinding and stealing,
and, after having served this purpose for
a time, victim zed them by new treaty,
or removal, or 10y war, ending in their
determination. He instances the W,n-
n,bagoes, whose removal to reserva-
ton on the Missouri too POI. 10 support
them, has resulted in the starvation aud
death Of one fourth the tribe. He ad
vises government for them, With pro-
vi ion for individual titles 10 laud, aud
en- .ouragement Of labor.
The Democratic and conservative
members VI COng'cs met on yesterday
ev nng, in the Capitol, WITH lion. John
L. DawDon. OF Pennsylvania, in the chair,
AID un .nilnously adopted the following
important resolutions, .ffcrcd by Hon.
James Brooks, of New York:
WuERKAr, Gold or silver 10 pad t.
our Ministers, Census and Commission
ers, representing the nation in foreign
countries, and gold and .i'ver are rece'v-
ed fom tie people at The Cu-tom Houses
in pay ant OF dut es; and
WHEREAS, Toe people are taxed to
pay capitalists their iderest in specie
on their investments in the natiOna,
deb Therefore he it
Resolre,i, That The ofiiccrs, soldiers,
anc sailors IN The amy and navy 81 ould
be paid in gold and silver, OF their
equivalents in amount. And be it also
Res0lrtd. That the chairman OF this
meeting lie ,nst' uc,ed - prepare amend
merts TO the army and navy bills 10 this
effect.
The following resolution, from com.
mittec Apo nted to consult upon the
political matters likely 10 come before
Congrtss, was ,lso nd, ped:
Resoired, That the Presidents pro.
clan att n If tie Slh OF Dec EN- Der, 1863,
is u.wisc, mex, ediel;, revolutionary
aud unconstitutional, and Is therefore
d'sspproved.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12


The annual renting Of p-ws in Ply
moui Il church (,he Rev. Henry Ward
b'echer's) took place on Mond-y even
ing. There vas a large attendance, and
the bidding was spirned. The hipLes,
premium paid was 5000 by Mr.. Horace
latin, tic next highest wa. $3.50, al
which price several we're sold. The pre-
minm o" about 20 pews ranged IRON
1900 ~ 500, being fsbou' 90 per cen,
IN adva, &c o. las. year. Pews which
ias' year brough, S25 tow sold Tor from
$40 10 $50. ] he annual rental o. the
pews is about 81 ,O00. The premium IN
1868 wac Sl0.034. hi. year the pre-
mum will reach from $780, to &25.
oto. Nearly all the pews were disposed
Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

A young lady OF .ix,en .ummers late.
~ arrived st Louisville, Who had served
eighteen mouths 10 the army, been con-
nected With seven different regiments,
participated 10 several engagement, be. o
severely wounded twice, and bad bet
discovered aud mustered Ont Of service
eight times. Ste is a Canadisn b,
birth. but is bound to fight for tie Amcr.-
can Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

a lady tcsehi. Z her little daughter,
lou. yeas old, pointed t, something il
the book, and s.ked "What is th.t, IN,
dcar?" Why, don't you know p ~
qclred the child. "Ye..' said the mother !;
'lut wish 10 fird out II you k.ow. !"
We'll respe. did the little miss IL do
know" Tel me then it you please, -
.aiL The lady. "Why no." insisted Tie
sittle one, with an arch lcok, "You know
what It is, aud know what it 10, and
there is no need Of saying more abou,
il."-NsN Bedford Merrusy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

PIEDMONT RAlLRoAD-An article in
the D~nv.lie (Va.) Register Indicates
th~t tue rebels are exciting every encrg,
to complete the Piedn. mt Railroad,
which VIII give them y line Of comma
nlcntIon I'll tie Gulf States, md enabI.
them To OF tain their s,pp les without,
using the Weldon and GoIdsboro route,
o. even the East Tennessee Road
Switches and Gil branch roads are taken
10 to get the i,.on for rails, and the D..
Wis government! have takn the cobstruc
tion Vi it into their own baLd-, in leu
OF tho corporation created by the Legis-
la!ure OF North Carolina.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

A young lady Of Patterson, New
jersey, on Christmas dav sksted all The
way from that city u Nss stk and back,
: distance u lhilty niiss. 1ss-s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
> + WIN q NJ ACmlNR
Price, viii nsnner 1 Feller, 80
TEE wilcox GIBBS SEWING MACH,
- 0sssss sa9sias wieasss ssesr1 - rsSes.f
Family sewing,
Draiaing
Hcals ming,
GTa Csfellio9I Il
Tucktng,
co. l11m~

II forms lat. sves sud elaseis sssn vA,.s 4.
varranted not :. r'pis wsas ewes Il The - 4
css q seqssnt Intervals esd sis. Under en- c;.-
eamasnces 10 ss,vive The ws.h slb."
eassoeed dsv - - rses usslesy ~ fs.psss.
rs.: sss the lossis'lny 4 The eaekiss beire 20
..., is .'oss d,,ees - y The bslsses- hssl
Ano ner ieA,srs ~.ieh desesvss eesejeula, a.
mot - 49, .rong.
III. .~pa.,ssall, The s.el lee, ,,e.d ,..,,,
-sr,;n. ".eo'as Inst - pssiis have lese .s,s
~" indeed voniesiu, nod sotiea =. p. s.~
~ ~ .;. e se'sy no . her .sn ssas ssy cCstsr
Aueen.oi".i so.dee. lkss. nc X..;.~
%I.oos %: bet ssd NOS, ss,v.c,s, IL !. v;n
msfnlass Light sad elegantly 6sishes - %
.'"pls - its e.Ist. se,ios thss !, ..s.s 49,. ~
,%rssne 10. is 70 get oss .. repair r;n1.rs
Has cy.sb'.sd .ish lie cvs p.e,,,., ..,,.. an
-: .ssIy vs'ese's mp'ovens.ss VI The 4, .hsn
prices msoa.lss. - Psss.ti
.his wschins 10 tns orsaiYs 3, IL ..-...s..
1ms eose seas'y The regsirenss,s II rs,i~, NJ.
G n ~; ny da .s.a,,s,.
I.kisr int consideration s,rrlis,., !. h~,....
1y shc "os'g q. wn'f shs cur mi, ,es oers
unanimously In fsv.s II The v ileoa 4 O,hh,s =
single thr. 81 oachise = p~was, fr,,is go
r'c.tsssat <oesssys Report. -'' -
Mor.st 10 justice sxfssss our eona ispce n n.
NERVE M OF the lco1 d Hsbnp sewing mach ~ y
We e"n.'cef thAts srsse d,sidssstvm ~. ~.
Implied ~ u tn p'"si.s teyosd dosot III, 80
.n.s@ a's net. ~ was spPI.~d y. e-s..r, 10 =
ro'd mschine.- C1rssssaa Idpee,1. esI 49,
Jsse ~ lc6y. '0s'"o
-, Aer noeA wear end nsay ashis,a N.
snt,",nS = found 10 rsssia I'll Ne rv,.S.ss.
esenness ana nrmnsss which are 90 nreh sS-s-;
1t hsst.-Aes Ho,k Sss. =" = 'ssa
~ pnoc'tIsn 4 perfect -Esgis..~ Lsde,.
~ s,asos mats Of sspssivsisy ovs, ii .sl,,,
sa'si cable nsehiss. OF this =. h.,.
PEREZ @ IN our 0sn family Koaaw yrsniss
os oeisey and simplicity Of lie mses..,,~
are adusira. le- Eyres.. s1''o
NssssinR U sahins heretofore jss.eds, "A ~.
~ o: snort time srqui. such cell nse.i,.X 49,.
ulsrity.- CSaci.. as Cas.f.e PoP-
We e"esm y the beet n..chine 4 ssr ~ ss,. =
"e "''eA Is W 1e-ts'o~pi -Asgs.d b. s.as, -.
a. - cH.sens y ~ lsdeipkia. :" a
- Sead tor n t.cuO1e - ss,
JANIS Wilcox Na,.s.c..,..
tpo- 6Na 0va. A.. =,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

Tho Na.ssrhu s.t,s Military Commits
son will recommend to tue legislature N.
establishment Of State Military School
to which candidates shall be adm tied
on the plan Of . competitive Examination
Tuition tssbs fee, bot board and CLOTHING
and occidental expenses 70 b. paid "
he cadets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


BeoWm's o8roocAos1 TrsCn0s.
~ AeQa&nollDuoanupnD1Aw&hlDn1nnN
sssmSt recipe ~ sITsvfSlISe BSosC6lAL ASsBO.
1soss, AssunA, HeAnssrsss. CoUens, CoLDs sud
Init .iiN Or 6usssss Of - Threat u
public 0feAKERo AND vOCALISTS
uin asd .tasa bsssa - n clearing the voi.s
ssfors svshiss Or assiss. and relieving the
Thsest If ~ ssy uousssi sssrti,o Of
the vocal organs, having peeslisf adaptation to
affections which Aissu,b he ergsns II speseh.
0ec13 dV1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
IollO.s e Owu~vA

DIR SWEETS lXFA LILLE L!NlMF Mt FOR
li~kSES is unrivalet BY any, and in ali cases Of
Lam~ness. arising from sprains. BRUISES or
Wrenchine, its effect is mag,cal and certain -
Harness Or = cd Calls, Scratches, Mango, &c, il
will also cure speedily. SPAWN and King bone
may re easily prev. ncd and cured in their inc D.
lent stages, bu. n6rmed cases ara beyond possi-
bility of radical cure. No case Of the kind,
however. Is 20 desperate or hopeless tLst it my
bs alleviated by this Liniment, and its faithful
spplicat'on will always remove tho Lsmen a nd
enable The horses to travel with cou parasve ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
md for lis timely use At the first appearance Of
Lsmene will sfectu lily prevent Ii ose formidable
diseases menti ned to which oil horses arc liable
and whi,h render 50 many otherwise valuable
horse nearly worthless.
Soc ad sertisement glS-dv1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

'ISEASE> or THE NEESUUS, sEM.
NAL, UNlNARY AND SEXUAL SYs.
TENS new sud reliable trsaimtnt- In Re-
ports Of tho HOWAkD ASSOC.ATlOv-Sent
BY mail in sealed env. lopes. free Of charge. Ad.
iress. Ds. J. SKlLL,N H GaHION, Howard
Associations, No. 3 .outh Ninth Street. Phila'
de phiA Ps. iv3n-dA w3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

re Rsv. y. A. wiison's Remedy Tor Consrmp-
,ion, Asthma, Broncbiti.. oughs, Cold, snd al
Throat and LsOg Affections, together With .
pau phlet giving The pre- ERUPTION snd short bis.
tory Of his case. can be obtained Of
3. BAT LORD.
Druggist, davenport, Iowa. No. 8 West 81 S..
dse23 -2md&w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
JACOB LATzAN.

practical DYER. PARTICULAR Ar.
: tsntioa reid TO dysirg Cloths si.ks, vslvets.
OF uasaSnts u anv kind 10 give any eslor Dc.
'o00 SIDE. lnylS aly -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
UNITE u S'rAl ES HOTEL,



604
orsas Bscsd Gauge ysstts 1Fees ssd 1sss,s,a
New York, Boston. Psla lei phis. B.lsinsss. llss-
risbusg aud al b set. m CITIES. carr, ibx he
treat rnrnsgk Ouissd States Mails
ErxPRE So THAlNS LEAVE -DUAKiKK OR
"a EuGsls On The sIr,ssl VI xil tsaius ,sun the
West, via tho lnko shore Ksilrvsd also irvla SAL
auanca on the s'rival Of trains via the Nv
Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great VI esiesn Railway
from Clevetsnd, O.. giving Passengers the "a.
vantage. from Dunkirk r. Buffalo. % from Cleve-
land, o., OF = zig Foot Gauge. cOiabinise sooo
and comfort without change, il Wide, keony
Palace Cars, direct to New Y osk. a perfeetfol
attained By no other rosie.
FUR FREIGHT
between I'll points East AMI West, our facilities
ars unr.vsIitd. Forming clos. and r. Liable oon-
neciions at Dubfirs and Bu6alO with W ostesu
rosds. and at sslamapca wi,h the broad 0augs
,lsntic and Great Western kaiiwsy. by ehieh
route there 10 no transfer bstssen kss iofk end
: fxpRs:s FREIGHT TRAINS l..v. N.v
.Yors daily for al poio' 10 tn West, making =
quick time std ~ low rates rs by any other ioats
Far fre'gh ~ Passage inquire NJ q. the psin-.
eli 81 eiics. in the " est At ~ Csssk street.
CD csgo, 2i0 Broadw y, New York, and s. south
Street, b. Il New York Is tate stsssts De- -
CHASs AlOUT, sson1 Sup.
b. y. SPxNCBR, Westsen Aeaot,
B. W. BLAncH Ann, Geo. freight Agent
w r. RAaR 0~resa' Ticket Agent dsr23
- as GEO. TtSAGInS e s-
saADs ssnusy. -. ~ SvH
1A4aa11y 9Satc1aor. "
- HUPrLIEs - MILES WITH THE
very beet Meats VI I'll kioda, at the
- lowest 4.rhs! price,. @x..ssyI par.
It sssss4sn. ny3c.ltY :
- ~ IN ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

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gsy4T gsysi s 0TEa40Ag .fG4JsfD - G
.ul.tt 40 a .aasass3 hra.. ~ "a 4 Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

Fog $40 At Wboleeple and Retail BY I. J..
Weilee, No. SO Brady st. Get, and At retail BY 81
Drugg.an. ag7-d~ly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-23

TOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling. with
4 five rooms lot well fenced good cistern &c .i,,.
ted High street between 10th and llh streets Price
1890. Enquire u fmasl0 LIB. TEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-23
DELINQUENT LIST
of Lots and Lands isa tn
city Of KeOksSk,

On which Taxes due ard unpaid for the year 1854
In addition the fosth below, there Is
centspost each Lot, fraction Of Lot, and upon
each piece of Lind
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-23
4 REMARKABLY FINE COLLEC.
n TON or
sMHSiC for the Piano Forte.
LOCO PIECES FOB SIG 50.

The following Books Of uniform size and style and
formhe best collection Of Choice Music for the piano
Porte ever published The lIome Circle collection of
Marches Walter. Pokes, Scheeisches Redo was uua,,
rifles Contra Dances fourliand Pieces and Plane Gems
Vols The shower of Pearls collection ef choice yo
cal Duets, with Piano Accomplishments. The Silver
shorn coecton OF sonrs, ballads Qnartettes Duets
&c, with Piano Accomplishments. operatic Pearls !.
collection Of the Vocal Beauties Of the best Operas with
Piano Accomps Bimenis
All OF the above sent postpaid far sls Oe or snaly at
the following prices: Plain. AZ 20 Cioih. 80 90 fu
eiit - OLIVER DlTsoN b co.
septSdu "a Washington ST. Boston
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-21

IoT.-Two Mexioans fell out at the Ophr
e, South Boise, this week, and one shot
5ther twice, killing him instantly. No
IS or particulars learned.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-21

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. Services as
al at all the churches tomorrow morning
lalfpast ten. Father Mesplie will ofTiciate
Pioneer city, and will be at Centerville the
day following. Sunday school at Rev.
Klngsley's church at 2P. N. There will
Baptist preaching by Rev. Mr.. Hamilton,
of Stockton, Cal, at Mr.. Kingsley's
rch at I o'clock tomorrow evening. Mr.,
comes among US as a missionary from the
ne Mission Society, and has taken this
in as his field of labor, dividing his time
yeen this place, Placeryille, CenterYille
Pioneer.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-21

A. MIX, at the sign of the mortar on
! street, has received handsome additions
stock Of drugs.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-21

DRowNER.--A man by the name Of James
ivan was found drowned in Grimes creek
hort distance above Centeryille, on the
ning of the 18th inst. An inquest was
| by Justice Depuy, and the body exam
by DR.. McIteeny. The jury found as a
let, that deceased was native of ireland,
At 80 years of age, of very Incorporate
Is, and that he came to his death by 40
ataIly falling into Grimes creek while in
tie of intcxication.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-21
lie ORC Elmo Tunnel Company.

DSAA
r. EDIToR-The above company has
been incorporated in Owyhee county,
r., for the purpose of running tunnel
!gh the Orc Elmo mountain, for the pur-
of discovering, developing and working
supposed mineral deposits of gold and
ores contained in this wonderful prom
mountain. Over thirty rich lodes have
1y been discovered out-oropping in this
tain, and some of the richest silver ore
yet discovered has been sent out to the
from these deposits, and as this tunnel
e over 1000 feet in depth under the
it of the mountain, it promises fine
ID for the enterprise. The tunnel will
mmenced Immediately, and pushed for
With all the VigOr the magnitude of the
Jrise will permit. Dimensions of tun-
7 Zee; high by s feet wide; length about
IS. JOHN B. SHAFFER, Sec'y.
notice Of incorporation of the above
my, with names of officers, capital
&C., viii be f5dd among the mining
in another oiur N.-ED.1
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-21

AS WE went to press last week, in came a
'ge market basket from the City Bakery,
aped to Overlooking with all manner of
I'd things, such as the City Bakery alone can
n out, including sparkling champagne from
vineyards of Sonoma, and cake the
'mpian gods who 1--we upon ambrosial food,
'ht be tempted to come down from the
red abode to taste, and once having tasted,
Jupiter the rogue knows too well what
d things are, to have rendered it safe to
ye it in his reach. The inscription
ught' in circle on the top, is a piece of
'kmanShip that any confectioner might
proud to have executed.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-21

BURGLARY.-Night before last, some bur-
larious individual got into the lamp-cleaners
epartment-a narrow place between the
daho Saloon and Whites Exchange-and
18th an auger bored off board behind the
igar and Tobacco Stand Of Marshall & Co.,
Whites Exchange, and extracted from a
cker or enclosed shelf, a purse containing
mewhere from $40 to $25, and a yeast
)wder can full of black sand. The proprie-
rs had short time previous to the discove-
of the robbery, removed from the same
2ker purse containing some $500, and
posted it in the Saloon safe. They were
hing for cat, and caught sucker.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-21

THEATRICAL.--In the way Of amuesments
this week, as with the two preceding ones,
the Jenny Lind has afforded ample entertain.
ments and fun for the multitude. There is
no letting down in any Of the troupe, not
withstanding the variety and multiplicity of
plays produced. Mrs. Leighton assumed
the role Of tragedy, and did Mrs. Halter ad-
mirably. Many pred icted that she would be
too full of fun to be serious, but she deceived
them, and succeeded in losing her identity
completely in the repentant Mrs. Halter, as
z I'll as in the trusting, constant and impuls-
i've Pauline. Phelps never fails in anything,
whether as priest invoking the divine unc-
ton. or as jester playing fantastic tricks for
the amusement of an idle crowd. It would
be tedious to run over the long role of names
and single out the specialities of each SO we
pass them over to the public with the assur-
ance on our part, that if that public has any
appreciation of good acting, it will not regret
an evening spent at the Jenny Lind Theater.
If you have not seen Mrs. Leighton and the
Star Troupe, why, 60 and see them, and not
nate yourself after they are gone for missing
,he opportunity. The great sensation drama
entitled Uncle Toms Cabin, or Life Among
he Lowly, dramatized from Mrs Stoves
Tell-known work, has been produced twice
Turing the week to crowded houses. The
)lay will be reproduced tonight. Don't fail
0 see it. The Octoroon is in rehearsal.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-21

RAINY WEATHER. has been a week
of decidedly wet weather. 1t has rained at
least half the time for the last ten days, oc-
casionally pouring down in regular old fash
Toned style. Thunder storms have also been
frequent during the time, some of them very
threatening and violent with vivid flashes of
lightning.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-21

CosMErIcs.-Dr. Atkins, on receipt of his
large stock of drugs, medicines, paints, oils,
perfumery, toilet articles, ETC., ETC., presented
US with samples of Lubin's, Bazin's and other
extracts, including Eme Love, Lavender, Co.
logne, fancy soaps, pomatum, and other sweet
Odors. The air is heavy with the fragrance
of orange groves"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-21

ATAL ACoIDENT.-Israel Hafer, native
hio, aged about So years, was killed by
,aving of a bank near the forks of Elk
k, on Wednesday the 18th. He was
.nd-sluiciug in narrow cut, only about
It deep, when one of the banks gave away
crushed him against the opposite side so
ntly that he died instantly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-22
THE TRUE KING.

Where's person that is poor, that
is out of health, that is surrounded by
many discouragements, and that is
made to suffer in various ways lifts
himself above his misfortuncs, and
cheers his companion and children,
and fights want on rhis side and on
that. and bears humiliation, putting it
under his feet, without losing faith in
God, and saying to all the world, Il
can be poor, and yet be n man" oh,
crown him. You pass him by; but
you do not know what You are passing
by. Kings sometimes walk incognito,
and then they do not wear crowns.
There are kings in your streets. There
are men walking about your midst
that wear crowns in their hearta
which, it they were to put them O
their heads, s,would shine so bright than
you would think that twilight had
dawncd. There are thousands who
understand and obey the injunction
Of the Apostle when he says, "Quit
you like men, be strong" | tell you
they are heroes, and angels know it.,
if you do not. And angels know what
to write down. When YOU laid the
foundation of that big house, they for
got to record that in heaven. And
when the walls went up and the beau
tlful apartments were finished, and
the whole magnificent structure was
completed, of the architecture of which
you were 50 proud, as sure as you live
they forgot to put that down. And
when you unrollcd your rich carpet,
and hung your fine pictures, they for
got to make note OF that. But when
that man went down out of his splen-
did mansion into 4 tourth-class house,
inan obscure street, shedding, it may he
and some tears, as a tribute Of nature,
gathered his little flock on the first eve
ming around the fire, and made the
room bright with love, and faith, and
prayer you may be certain they put that
down. And when that man went on
from day to day, and from week to
week, there was not one noble heart
beat, there was not one generous pur-
pose Of fidelity, there was not one re-
sistancc to temptation, there was not
one thing that made him n man in his
trouble that God did not see, that an.
gels did not beho'd, and that by-and-
by will not be sung in glory in
h cavcn.-- Beecher.