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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-21
A LITTLE LONGER

little longer yet-a little longer
Shall violets bloom for thee, and sweet bird, siur:
And the lime branches where Ioft winds are blow.
Ing. .---T-.-''s -
Shall murmur the sweet promise Of tbs spring
A little longer yet-a little longer .''' e.
Thou shalt behold the quiet Of the morn;
While tender grasses and awakening doWerO
Send up golden tint to greet the dawn
A little longer yet.-a little longer
Shall starry night be beautiful for thee;
And the cold moon shall look through the blue
silence
Flooding her silver path upon the sea
A little longer yet-a little longer,
Life shall be thine-life with Its power 70 will
Life with its strength 10 bear, to love- to conquer,
Bringing its thousand joys thy heart to hlL
A little longer-ere life true, immortal,
(Not this, our shadowy life) will be thine own:
And thou shalt stand where wing'd archAnEsls
worship ' E....rGstt On
And trembling bow before the Great Whiss
Throne, ..'.. 10 "-' --..
little longer STILL and heaven awaits thee,
And fills thy spirit with great delight;
Then our pale joys will seem q dream forGottSn,
Our sun u darkness. and our day night
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Notice..

Notice.
THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. All lia-
bilities due by the hrm. and all accounts due the
firm, will be paid by and TO Joseph Munekton.
CHAS. E. MYRICK,
JOSEPH MUNCKT0N.
virRiniay, Oct, l9, 1864. oc3l
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THROUGHOUT IHL UNION. 10 SILL
The Departure and Landing d the
PILGRIMS.
These two magnificent STEEL PLATLr
EacRAvIrCY, (eiA3v) ore nov Ienty ior De
livery Catalogues 81 beautiful American,
French aud LngiG cnssssiugs sentir y
a rents.
Great Inducements 10 energetic canvos
scrs OF both scxcs
COSMOPOLITAN Arr UNION AGENTS
Are informed TINT Sn Walter Scott and
bic contemporaries, beouiiiuly engraved Oh
siecl, came fizc and mate picture 20 Shsk+
rpengc and bis iiiende. viii te shortly ready
MID their orders arc respectfully solicited
hppiy 70
VI N. HOLDROOKL. Publisher.
"A Nassau 81. N Y
feb. nth. le6f.-5w.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-lIErRr A. lloLTnAus.
Auditor--TnLonnrK SonIIhMArr
Trcasurcr-E. SILlHIxson.
Recorder --Aucusr LlTs.HcI
Shcriff-JoHE WHEEL.
Coroner -CnARLEs kRius.
Surveyor WILLIAMS.
WIN. II. GREIE,
n. NJ. DAVIS. Commissioners.
q. Nrlmaus.
oifitLks - lAiNrRIpCl TowEsnl.
Jns,i,cs Sebss,lan kucblei, w Monr"s
: Rose.
Trustee NJ kccict.
Cunsi8pist--A Iekcrt. II Erdhoien
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o. shsar We mannirs'rrs great variety
ransiry ~ rriccsrom Nv r-n'r " 500 sash
OR ALHu w htvN MN reputation n NJ.
sua suptnar ~ haagiy AMI lufahilily " any
llhcrs. Ihe smrlltr hiuds con b. cent
.aicly d, mail ~ postage "A AK ccnls rct
= Tsi1 iArie expensive c~a be sen. ny
exsrc4s.
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ONLY Sf.25
A YEAR ! CLUES or FOUR
arthur R2ouns 'insaYins
W.. - -. 4---,

Vols. MI. ana AAIl Ehncd by Y =.
ARTHUR md AiLciniA L IuwE-thD.
Contains Novelct. slo'i,s. iv,'ss fethi.
rnu. Steel rrd Wuoi Faas,'lr-t. N'.tlr
Nurk Patterns ~ sfrs' safts'y, holhtir
Department, Children Department House
keeper ani lIcnhh Derufl'aan'~, viii
literary reviews, 1Dd ~ ne Hr-e1sprir- -
I fifsi. class Marnziue.
Aadrcs- 4 $. AIInIKG 60.
3a5 Wsinu'. Sr.ei, lh'lPds'pi J.
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Il1a1N I NNIH IL r''iI. IT'D I'NfI'1I = "
powder, IwankAy and Skin
3OlenG. SDUcnONG, ORANGE AID
AYS0N fEkUE,'

JArAH Tia "a every Il 4Grpuon, coA"fes
.l4d unlrlotci
Yhi4 list hss earh kind " TEA divided NJ
n. fuDH rhssct. nnmss CARGO, high
CARGO Else. i;as5I, .Als -.efy e"F
may unjes-iaai ICON. de1c'ipi~n s"v 'he
pt,tes annexed max ,he Lempany aFe 1sssf
,,iaej ID unl.fsrli me vhnle Ia itaic
W. aua,sutrc N "a MI ny levs a.
ay, v.er TWO CENTS &c. Csnis) Per
s.una above cost h-nssiug Ibis " re a.
.raltise ~ thA many Nhy hrsc heretofore
been na,sus Enp,mou4 'tnlil-
f;ttsI AMERICAN TIA COMPANY.
i.nYostcss and others. N - veses Street.
NEW YORK
14.
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PETER L0RILLARD.
SNUFF 81 TOBACCO MANUFAC lURER.

III a. IL CHAMBERS ST.
Formerly AZ Chatham Street. New York.
INOULD call tho attention Of Dealers 20
wv the ar,icles Of his manufacture, viz. }
BROWN SNUFF.
Macehrv Domingne,
Fine Rsppcc, Pure Virninia.
Coarsr Rsppcc. Nachliuthes.
American Gentleman, Copenhag.n
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scui,h. Iicney DIV Scotch.
u,eh Toast Scotch. Frseh Hon s5soich,
l,ish High Ioss, Is,sh Scotch
o, Lundy loot.
AZ; Attention " sailcd ~ illt large
siou "a prices ct Eins.Cai Chewing End
3mokinp 1'n.ascvs. which 1,l bc ivnnc q
\ Dupario. uuai,'y.
TOBACCO.
sMcKiEc. SMOKING.
Lonp. S Jaso.
No Spanish,
M 2, Cinnstcr.
Nos.lAo mixee Grsnnla,ed Turkish
FUSE CUT cELwi.C
Il a H. or pi4in.
C,vcndsh. W Sweet,
Sweet Scented Dsuroco,
Tin Fpil Gavcndish h.
IN ia circular Of wicts viii be s'p' o.
application. Anrl Is 1865.
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We also kcep large assortment Of
STEELSCUTES And STERESCoric
VIEWS.
Ouf Catalogue ~ ihesc will be sent n
adsrcgs o. receipt N stamp
l.. & II n ANTHONY,
NJ anufar,urers u photographic Materials
yUi Broadway, Now York
FrinnGs u rrlasiscs d ~ olnnent miiteIt
men will CO., ieE favor ~ scndspr rs Their
iikcncsacs 10 cory. they will be KEEP
carefully anj returned 0niulurcJ.
Fine "A Albums Madc ID Drlcf lcr Gorge
aal,ons 10 present "a their Pastor, % fot
liIcr purposes with suitable insIfiP-
lions. &C.
Auau4t ~ 1867. en-.
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'lssE GEtEir AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY,

No. 81 Ncscy street, New York;
S,ncc lie organization. has created new
era 10 The history 81
Wholosaleing Teas in this Country
They hav. introduced their selections VI
TEAS. and are selling them y not over
TWO CENTS 20 p per ponndiabove Cost
Never dcviallng from the ONE fkiCE
askrd
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NOuNt 40 WoSS.

A rroof that thr BLOOD uslheI aui fiils srr
s,,eig xswtt.lle Maze tue raftinlAtfsl ihcxH "a.
,nsnt cfenaisia Professors thtan " Se~ fplk, -Ai
l,srke a. tinxinnaii
.nIitsi,r.I n, 4 conAtAt4a1a ,ait Il thS iNI- hpm
flnas 20 tine Il.
rrtrn VI th~ Seabiinns lAn Vegetable hlnsA trNs
asaari.r verrf ails psos4 rills W leg rcA, "a
boxes "a ~.
r,fnrir.l II .,its .al .4a1UffooE. 10 Fart FOURTH
-, "a Euildla. ffom MainAi., th--lnhaii' y Lap
rratory No IS ullAn1oEl1 Street,
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NE NJ IL. N q Il L , :
QUARTERLY
MIRRORS or FASHIONS

~ ACtf rur Der tur,0ins isfg. sid nne
IL uticrnl Fashion pintcr. splcnhd ~
'u4,rsiiuhr ~ psl Tho fashionable noytili,-
'or ind,,s' aud thiIif1a's D'ess, psssiishi
Information. nrd io.r lltc-ezs Patterns
&c. ttc icusly ~ eingls anriss, - cents
Published OF NINE. niIvnrsl'- Emporium
Il Fashions, ia Bloas1 N.
rfLLSnIn Ann yALrAlLE rHiTIIM~
IL cuch weary subscriber vii g. ~si \
(. heck rhich niil .nililc iatm n The sflrc
ion 0i so cInis worth IA rxira rnsirIns. anA
srIcnisd Carte d. Nisils 81 CeE1Iai Tom
rhu,ub and Wiie. Com. Nut, Minnle Wa.
..n, mud T. 4 Bsrnum, Esl- the tsr ~
f"up.
For club II 3 subscrihc'e ., - cssh
sisl resent 90 sNffa copy ~ the Mifr"r q
frshicns iui one ycuf, o. superior Col,
Pen.
For club cf6 II, ST each will be zen
Peterson y. d Ar,hu''e. nurrzine lcr on
year. orr SPLENDID Photograph Album.
Fora cut n :. Ged.s'- Lady Book. .
/, Cold Fen QUA silver Extension I,u aL'
Pencil Case
A eluh 81 10 srlfiucknr Attachment
~ lull sci ~ 81, 81 Gill Comts
n club OF CD. Wheeler sud Wil=On'
ya.ina Machine, wiill attachments.
4 A club ct 70, 0 splendid paicni loAs
q old Wslch
IN The Subscriber are ehs'1fed " ~
tirEt premiums mud u he = sitff up ct q riu'
rf 9 d over vn extra cupy o The Mirror .
Esshions tor enc ,cnr.
4 Any number " subscriptions credited
ld 4rnt ui'ogttlrr.
Spicntid ,rduccmerts for Agents. 81
slmror 81 Fnshlcne
August 2oth, 1868.
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ara Tie most ar.ive md thorough ri.h
tl,nt AVE ever bncn introduces
They art ~ directly upon ;he i.issf'
.ac..g hat oggAl ~ s.tn nE extcn' AZ
thAi sys.e-A doos ros iu.Aiss mo ~
f,rme lnLiti0n. which y too apt " Pc
the case wilh simply 4 rsrB4tATe PIN
They lie reilly
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Including fr.p>.uaiiona ~ the ai5at,uis
prastI L.asasiaaF intWsngH S's'uas. Ac
Catalogues s,fn W. reeeipt ~ SnnD. An
aacr ipg one D4rn i'IlrrHLs ~ N on'
C.iaiogne ~iii " hlipt "a receipt % Sl.Sp
anf lni Nv mail tsre
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23

nm = eveuts anspir e. IN the sections occupied
/ hy tho ~ 6, ntordtnS Armies are OF vital it,
tetest all, bccuu-h they nearly relate 10 our
owE tsm..is> aud !Esnds. ! newspaper is he me.
diutn through which we are kept In communication
with ahose Armies. he prop riet re- Of the .Nonpa
rel intend Ia make their Taper near mirror Of
passing events it is possible to de. and in orde.
lpt all NAY possess themselves of 1t have copclued
tRa6opt tie following their terms Of subs rip
ton 70 tbs 49,; IL.
weekly Eani.nreil Single copies, s., 90:
Five copies -T,50: Ten copies $40 90
= b. suth redue iou, wc hope 10 largely increase
our lit Within The adjoining countiee. We are
giving n"rs good adfnt ma tier III our paper thar
lsflrAish"d ~ an! qther Western Journal, and a:
lower rat"s-anf orr facilities for obtaining Tho
latest News are nnrisaiai. being tiae only paper
cciyir- Te.-Eraphic De, Tat ches.
We saa II G5 thana ta to cur re aders for aid
they may sitatus III extending cur circnlatoR
The Tri-Ny cefkIy EoMpnreIl-.!s issued
NaoIass, "Wednesday ~ aa.l fridHss, and mailed to
Subscribers at the low price ii s4qo per year. 1t
contains atAe matter Of two issues Of the Daily,
and il sutcd 10 H. mail arrsnSements North of us
The Daily Eonpareil--Isissuea every al
tesneon sundays excepted and furnished IT tho
The establishment. d n u 4 rm basis cf a Daily Pa
per in Council Bluffs. has been difficult task. ard
not at all remuneratiye. But lacking to the future
Of our ycnng and Craving City wel"e struggled
and To-day the Daily Non pareil Is rerma;f'
thankful and shall be more deeply obligated by =
con rinaaton of their patronage. 80 rs -
. ,..~.- $751;. sNUNfARElL PRINTING CO.
- Council Bluffs Jan. oS. 1864 @t.@@.5 &%# e
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23

Z a eGs
open rs MARsHALLiII-l5I Mt.
" ,cest IF Mississippi rirer,; ana 290
mites toest EFF CAisago-.-The Shortest
J., and Quickest Route tetTeen Chicago
end Central Iowa--No change Of Cars
or Baggdge bet,ceen Chicago ana Mr.
shall Good Sleeping Cars Oh allnsyht
Il .CA,cago-Fure as Losc as by any other
route-zme beteeen. Des Neines and
.Ghicaao saly p Aours!- .~~ dr..
MARSHALL s twelve miles Their due vest less
distance by stage from Les Moines, over a. much
batter road and II miles less distance by rail to
Chicago than Grnhell. tai.~s., ,.;,.. q y
ehi. line before they efe dt .he prestnsassons
Of the NJ. 4 n. and G RI; Line, that they AFRO
the ''ony ort quick, reliable no change Of Cars
after Monday, April go 1863, Trains win run as
f0llows: :.a .@l = @T-.. .3.f'@
Col ng East--Night Exprcssleaves Masai4ll I.
$3.50 p m. on arrival Of Stages from Des Mones
Cedar Rapids 700 p. M; Clinton HOP M :, and
arrive in Chicago next morning in time for oil
morning trains going north or east
Day Train leaves Marshall at a. ~, Cedar
Ra pids at $50 and arrive at Clinton at 43o
p. M. Passengers tn Clinton by this train can
next morning at e3o, end Arrive IN, Chicago At
$50 y. II. al: :, ri
Going West--Night Express leares Wells St
Depot in Chicago at s: so in the evening; Clinton
$40 4. M; Cedar Rapids 700 a. M, sndarrt at
Marshall at lO:l5 a, M Passengers leaving Chi
eago this train at $50 in the evening arrive In
Des Moines early next evening.
Day Train leaving Chicagt at ga. m arrives at
Clinton at4 p. n. Leaves Clinton at o:oOa. m,
Cedar Rapids $40 p. NJ, and arrive at Marshall
| = Ats:30 p. In. .5.,.,
Passengers going East from recatur, Onarr
| Omaha, Council Bluffs, Dcs Mpines, Sioux City IT.
Dodge, an all points vest Of the Des Mones river
can pr Tickets at the Stage ices, Of EEos
| Dos Mones in tho morning arrive in ChicasorarIy
next morning. Ec BE sure aud set tickets by way
; of MARSHALL.'Na
ComMsctias-!st Turner Junction WITH
| Trains for frcepor., DUn!cth. Prairie du CL!vu
| and La Crosse.
| - At Dixon Hi Trains of Illinois CentralR
AT Clinton with Beats on Mississippi river.
At uoWitt ai.A Stages 1oi Davenport and Ma
| .uaAeta.
| AtClarcnrr with Stage for Upton.
At Cedar Rapids. with Stages tor Marion, Iowa
! City, Viuton, Cedar + als and Northern Iowa
| F.. At BiairtoNu with stage 4or NJ arengo and at
| Marshall with Stages for nes Moines. Counci!
! n ufs, Omaha. Edora, Eoonsboro, For: Dodge,
Sioux t,ty, and in rnediatc points.
Freight leaving Marshall in the morning
| Chicago At night arrives in MARSHALL next nigh
without change Of tCs.
| E.,5. TAiCUTT, CcnI Sup't. Chicago.
! n. HOWE, ASA. Sup b. Clinton.
| j. GAL 1t, Gen Freight Agent, Chicago.
| o. coTrLE, Travelling Agent tsol6nos-6m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23
\ EWs FOB THEuppER MISSOURI.
ON ana Dairy NcbrasAfan.

rub'shta at Omaha, Nebraska Territory, sale
nuy nais Joarnxi publ shel ON the l isssuri Sicrc
that contains ful Photographic Reports.
All news received up to nfniniwht Of he morning
Of pub icat ion will be found in its olumns nd the
paper Being ma lied the ing enables is ia
iurnish Subscribers at Sioux City, aud al points
above Omaha. many hours in advance Of any 'cthe
Journal. d. he D ALLY NERRASkIAN ao,cr
misses the mais!~pI
r6' Terms =" +'"
Que eorv one ~ co
one copy, three molths., .... ....., ..s.... Z so
One copysix mohths..... ...... co
IA Advance payment must be made in every in.
stnnee. Address, p - ZAP ~
.umaha Sehraskian," Omaha. mt
jnneeo @'"' NJ H. CEARK ,proprietcr.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23

MORALS or WAsHIxoros.->The magni-
tude Of one social evil that afflicts Wash.
.ingtun IN these times, is indicated in part
by the fact that the new court there has,
10 the past few months, Imposed All ag2re.
eaae of abeut ten thousand dollars in fines
upen keepers Of houses Of ill.repu:s, aud
near about the whole Of il has been
duly paid. - IS. go. .fsTr
One Of the contestants for tho seat II
Congress, belonging to tho First Districs
81 Missouri, being astedhis opinion shout
Washibcsoa su1 u moral hsarinks, an
svses1s abst ifreAassciy had been stand.
;ur by tie Iilo Of Sod6m 10 ths time 81
Lots wife, its superior iniquity might hsvs
saved sodom. - 10. Republiuon
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23

With our large cities, and more can have
occasion 70 90 abroad for their wotk,
when they eAa be sssved at home y
VII ~.~-.. g.A.'3

Ire,ped,folIy solicit tho patronage' Of
eas Nossaess nsno thls snd aSjeinirp
con mites. feeling Sstis6sd that ~ecau eive
satisfaction both % to style and price.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23
Gall, Gall, Gall,

1@Ws can afford 70, and pill cell !
our goods at prices which il these times
~ill make L IN object both in pssrss and
happines for The Rich and FSor, tie Eco.
nonaist and the Impvosidess, tn Epjcure
andsAe Frugal to parcAas1 of NJ, s IT. I
rr4 f#lema.s8 .s.stte1 H#at t.feT aEttesE
At t#1 rassIs tR sEstst #sar IasI HI aFahas1
-ar- asanaa5as hH6 asts#sat'f af atRer III as. 81
- Cash Tor 10 seller AID satisisSs 10,
to shS purchaser. Il, ~ hnii1sls motto Of
uo37ly n. D. BOOZE / CO.
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Masonic.

~ IOLX, City lodge, Nd. l0N A, ETA. NJ meet
- At Tho as nje hall on Medpesday on or he 10,
thc feltmdon All Masons In good standing arc
alrAtSsnaliy invitcdth attend. E1@ DIT ~ =
JoHNP. ALLlSoN,NsM
q. W.CHAMBERLlx, Sec'y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23

c~rrEII1...- u 60 -..--.-. O. y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23
MADE THE FORTUNES

Tarthe printing Of Circulars, Bill Heads,
&c., whe.ebythe price of printing have
bee materially reduced 50 that Lean now
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23

~ ,ICIf5I III
A large lot Of Corn. Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the best rates
will hA peid. !. Aser Dry And .Gsan Hides,
Futs; asd ~ kin1sref Produce laksn =,
>~okA~.> e. r.coAe s-ssrgsfs s.'ssE-Tsts
may3O.62 F. BUCHRUCKER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23

~ Tin and Japanncd ware-a good aAeor nent
always on hand whichis made in the most durable
NApnAr... Also, I've Tronghs. Conductor Pises. Tin
roofing. &c. e'- " CtIAS X SMITH
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23
TO DUSIN Ess MEN.

&. t"Aultiply the Means, and you Multiply
the returns,"' = IL one OF the established
maxins in business that has
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23

IRoM tie pAsture Of sths subscriber, on Parry
l. Creek. on or about tho roth ult., ono small
black HORSE, with n Atae In forehead, and two
White htndfeel, about fte yea,s old. Anyperso
returning said animal, giving infor inst ion whore
It nay bC 0und, wiffbe Stbssaily YswasArd. fEsj1
J. b. PINCkKEY.
Sioux City, Jan. II, 'el-4we % " "a 7771 VOL
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23

? sCAPts0la1 Masonry.-sioux City r }
Chapter. No. 20 !. meet A. thnir Hall ON Doucl
street. on Thursday on or before IN { ful y COZ :
RA. Masossin Sohhs,s ndfng are frat-rrsr.f,,
I . attend. b p. FARMER, r,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-04-23

tho THB PDOR1@ EOHD1SA01kA
l. ss'tthomr.c2 hr7 -.t3;na liza t. o9ire
.>~..s' RI osta ire ,q6e''esa 10, 0,uao
!: -; ! !!
look to your Interests.
>" -, AZ f--o---e1 ID 81
- = 81 ~ @,n3a 4,.' -. IL. ,.~,.[
me calIyourattenticn tn nyisrgesnd wsiississtsA
's~~v'T- '1'-~{ -. -.' - - 50 ~
DRY GOODS r:@"I J., tad: .~:2.a
Il. CLOTHING, ~-..)a1 er:....--, ~.
q .-- HATS, SHOES, o;., -. us
'--:' '.'" GROCERIES,, ~''>" e.
" HARDWARE,t - !"
QUEENSWARE,
a.. tr~ e7o,' ~ DRUGS, &c.,
...t IL, SASH, GLASS.
3!oqs yoaT .5.,s. II AND NAILS,
Ny eocds wore sought Tor cs.h IN ss Leu Il sud
Ciacinnati and having Cash bust
ness this enables me to sell my goods Tow, and
little lower than they ~ bs bough slsewhsrein
ms I eaii Sefore you 60 20 SIOUX Cisy 20
buy, and IT cannot suit you in price and quality
then shall ask you not to buy. BY selling my
GOODSfor CASH, am enabled toseIl
Mems Brogan Shoes at from 81 ,25, TO
Sl,75 per pair Mems Cloth Gait.
IL era and other Shoes in pro-
It; f.. portion; Mems Kip
.: 49,. Boots $3.50 per 49,, .
Pair, and up.
"a wards;2 s ."
!: Oalicoes from .,,.~.. ,a'.
-! to Is cts. per = - -a~
yard Lawns l24 cents
and .npwards;r Summer
Clothing cheaper than any other
place in the country; GROCERIES
'"'s PROPORTIONATELY LOW.
~ would also call your attention to my large
stock Of Fat,c n nj pl n, emit s. of the latest
improvements and styles, whicf will be 50 yery!l
cheap. In thisstock will be found
GRAIN CRADLES,
SCYTHs, 49, d.. '"'"
SNATHS,
80 RAKES, 49,. ~4t
H ~ PITCH FORKS,
rr>a.i .. Il HAY RACKS,
e.. FLOWS,
.'" CULTivAToRs,
n. u $3.50 HOES, &c, &c.
Andin Tact all ncccssar impairment sfor the "a tm
and garden. My motto is Quick Sales and small
prohts"--what this country wants. Vow don't
forget--itis
ECKHARr's. STORE, 49,
Ia e., ,,,.~ Dakota City.
Where you will find these articles cheap s.. -s,,.
Dakota city, n. r, May so.h, fsoe: IA -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25

DOMESTIC FURNITURE SUPPLIED BY Ma
TURE.-From the following description Of
West Indian devices and economical
ways, it will be seen that Nature supplies
n great part Of the wants Of the people:
BcdStead, young trees close together, by
Two props; mattress, soft stems Of l0ug
leaves bed, cows skins; pillow, . bundle
Of cotton from the cotton plant; cradle, .
net Of twisted bark slung to the roof;
washing. bowl, the root of tree followed
out towels, pumpkin leaves; tooth brush,
a peculiar kind of withe or twig; tooth
powder, wood ashes, aud salt; night-light,
a few fire flies in phial matches,a piece
of lighted charcoal under hot wood ashes
with a large stone over it until light is
wanted; securing dust for tins, burnt
wood ashes; oven, hot ashes, the cacoaS,
cakes, etc, placed under pans and bowls,
calabasheS; bottles, rourdS, corks, Indian
corn stems; plates, thick leaves forks,
pointed sticks; dish cloths, soft leaves;
pudding cloths. plantain leaves; string,
bark =; shoe blacking, lemon juice with
the black off an iron pot; brush, unripe
cocoa nut shell washing tub. root of cot
ton tree scooped out. or the river, If near
enough; broom. shrubs tied in bundle
soap, hard berry, quite black and very
smooth; water pipes, split bamboos um-
brella or parasol a cocoa plant leaf torches
to travel through the woods, bundle Of
candle wood, spill; like laths; whips and
cords, from pack thread to cables, twisted
bark plaster for burns and scalds, plaa.
tain leaves.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25

JAPANESE VIEW OF THE ENGLISH. Tho
following extract from the work published
as to the recent visit to England of tho
Japanese Ambassadors will be interesting.
The English are thus spoken Of:
They, the western barbarians, who have
lately destroyed our town, We visited
The men are red faced and fond Of eating,
and the low men cat raw meat, Of which
Jumps arc exhibited, much to our disgust.
These people are very expert in iron ;
copies Of their works our artists have
drawn. Their buyers and sellers (mer-
chants) are not allowed to do any other
work, and. therefore, being somewhat ig>
norant, principally talk of business. The
mobiles (Daimios) buy their wives from the
merchants, who train their daughters for
that purpose. We think them great bar
barians. The women wear frames to keep
away the men. Some are pretty, bat
their eyes are large and close together ;
their feet are large and clumsy, and they
have big legs. These women sing loud
and roll their eyes, keeping time with mo.
tions of their heads. When they meet
the men in the evening they are but par.
TALLY dressed. These people make Us
sick with eating and drinking. The car.
riagcs in the streets try to knock doWa
the people on foot especially the women,
to amuse the drivers. Their Government
house, where the Daimios meet to talk
and sleep, is well built, and equal to the
tirst.clasS tea house. The women are
kept in a cage. These people look at US
much. The women are allow ed to run
about without keepers, playing with um-
brellas (paraSolS). They are the greatest
barbarianS in the west.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25

Or SIGHT AND on DEMAND Of
General Porter's staff is responsible for
the following anecdote:
Judge C. well known, highly
respectable Knickerbocker. on the shady
side of fifty, a widower with five children,
full Of fun and irolic, ever ready for q joke,
to give or take, was tantered one evening
by miss Of five and twenty for not TAX
ing wife, She urged that he was hale
and hearty, and deserved a matrimonial
meSsmate. lie acknowledged the fact ad.
mitted that he was convinced by the elo-
quence of his fair friend that he had
been thus far remiss, and expressed con-
triton for the fault confessed; ended with
offering himself to the lady, telling her
she could hot certainly reject him after
pointing out his heinnus ottense.
The lady replied that she would DO
most happy to take1the situation adver-
tsed, and become bone of his bone and
flesh OF his flesh, but there was one, to
her, serious obstacle.
"Well," said the Judge, ''name II. Ny
profession is to surmount obstacles. -
"Ah, Judge, this is beyond your pow.
ers. ] have vowed If ever ] marry . wid.
over, he must have ten children"
Ten childrenl Oh, that's nothing.
said the Judge. am give you ave now,
and my notes on demand, in instalmentsi
for the balance" :" aa's'