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MISS ELIZABETH BIRCH
lu respectfully informs her friends
and patrons in general, that she has
removed her MILLINER'S ESTA-
BASEMENT to the Store lately
occupied by Mrs. Sheridan, under
the house No. 50 b. in Company
Street; where she has just received,
and offers for sale an assortment Of
, 1865-12-05


vii vorde afholdt i Medhold Placaten
22de April 1917, 3de offentlige Auc-
ton over bemeldte Eiendom med alt
Tilbeh0r, beliggende i Dronningens
Quarter No. Is, 46 & AZ og Com
pagniets Quarter No. 81 her paa
Den, tagen we'd Execution fra Plan
ter Elias Wolff.
F0rste Auction afholdes L0verda-
gen den 23de December d. A, Anden
Auction, L0~verdagen den CITE Januar
1866 og 3die Auction, L0verdagen
den 2Ode Januar 1866 allie ON Mid
dagen Klokken IL slet, de Ode forste
paa Auctions Contoiret, og den 3die
paa selve Aastedet.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir d.
27de November 1865.
J. A. Stakemanm.
, 1865-12-05
AUCTION.

nj Request of p. McDermott ESQ.
III as mortgage and levyholder in
the Estate
, 1865-12-05
Temple ofFashion.


JUST received every description of Gen
D tlemen latest style Clothing, superior
and cheaper than any imported or made in
the Island, low price, small profits and
quick sale.
ALSO LANDING
P. H. and Imitation, and other brands
Cherry Cordial, Copenhagen Oats and Oil
Meal, Tallow, Paints & Oils, Oakum, Ro-
sin, Tar & Pitch in half Barrels.
Constantly on hand
A general assortment of Family provisions
& Groceries. Injuries, Syrups, Liquors.
Wines, Malt, Liquors & Cigars.
Fr~ederiksted 22nd November 1865.
R. J. ROBINSON.
, 1865-12-05
ROUTE OF STEAMER
A'ClaEa Rothe,"

FROM oath NOVEMBER TO nth DECEMBER
APPROVED BY GOVERNMENT.
, 1865-12-05
TEE QUEEN
I N S UR NOE co PAN Y.

Liverpool Ohce-Queen Insurance Buildings.
London OGce-Queen Insurance Findings, G~racechurch street, &c
, 1865-12-05
AUCTION.

RFTER Begjaring af Planter p.
% McDermott som Pante-, Execu-
tons, Udl|gs og Besiddelseshaver
af Plantagen
, 1865-12-05

A. the ANNUAL MEETING of PRoPR1ETons, held on
= the 26th October, 1865, BERNARD HAIL., Esq. Chairman
OF the Company, III the Chair, the DIRECT ORS- REPORT for
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

camp out on the road about fifty miles. Two
of the mills go to the Basin, and two into
Aturas. The horses have been turned out
and the mills will remain there during the
winter. On the Umatilla road, the snow has
also stopped much of the travel. The Blue
Mountains have been nearly impossible OF
late.
The hotels continue crowded, and have
lately raised the price of board, to the great
dismay of many to whom board was some
thing of an object before.
The Third House has been running some
this week-I. N. Smith in the Chair. The
performance at times was good burlesque,
but lacks something Of spirit. Mr.. Thomas
Bail "of Bailsdale," read the message to
that august body.
Mrs. Getzler and company are here, and is
about to start a series of theatrical per-
formauces. )
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

DoNT DRIVE THE BOYS FROM HOME. -Moth-
ers who are disturbed by the noise and un-
tidiness of boys at home must they drive
their children from home, in search of plea
sure elsewhere. An exchange gives a case
in point:
"There are those balusters all finger marks
again" said Mrs. Cary, as she made haste
with soft linen cloth to polish down the
shining oak again. George" she said, 'sif
you go up stairs again before bedtime YOU
shall be punished"
Il should like to know where am to 90 >
said George, angrily. 81 can't stay in the
Kitchen am so in the way, and can't 90 in
the parlor for fear shall muss that up4 and
now you say | can't go up to my own room.
| know where can go, he added to himself.
"boys are never told they are in the way
there, and we can have lots of fun. mi 90
down to Niles corner.
And so the careful hoasekeeper virtually
drove her son from her door, to hang abont
the steps, and sit under the broad, inviting
portico of the village grOg shop. Do yoS
think she gained or lost !?
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SheriHs Sale.

QY virtue of of foreclosure of Mechanics Lien
" and order OF sale issued out of the District
Court, in and for the county of Boise, upon
judgment rendered in said Court, wherein w. n.
Leverage und Seth Box are Plaintiffs, and Geo.
w. Miller, Samuel p. Burch and A. D. Sanders
are defendants for the sum of Ten Hundred and
ninety 521O0 dollars, judgment and costs of suit !,
duly tested the 27th day of december A. d. 1865.
10y which am commanded to sell certain prOper>
ty to wit That certain water ditch for mining
purposes situate on Buena Vista Bar and known
as the Miller ditch" commencing at the mouth
of Bear RIM on Elk Greek and running thence
south to the upper end OF Buena Vista Bar. thence
west to its terminus, all in Boise County, |. T.
Public notice is hereby given in accordance
with the requirements of said order of sale
that on Saturday. the 10Th day Of January, A.
d. 1865. at II O'Clock NJ. will sell at Pablo
auction in front of the Court House door in re
town of Idaho City, for gold coin or its equivalent
in clean gold dust, the above described property
to the highest bidder to satisfy said execution and
costs JAS. ]. CRUTCHER Sheriff.
Idaho city, Dec. 30, a. D. l865nlOw3.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

SHORT VIsIT.-our Senior, in company
with the Hon. Mr.. Dilley, Of Alturas, dropped
in upon US on Thursday last; whereupon the
attaches Of the WoRLD all went down town
in search of amusement, leaving the office as
they supposed in good hands, and with the
chances largely in favor OF supply of editc-
.rIals this week which would be rich, rare
and racy. Judge of our surprise then when
we returned yesterday morning to find the
sanctum vacant, our Christmas cake all gone,
our wine bottles empty, and not there the
scratch of pen to show any trace of an
editor On inquiry at the stage Office we
learned that the birds had flown.
Ifeither of them have contracted any small
accounts during the time they were in town,
said bills must be sent to this Office for pay
ment, within ninety days, or the same will be
forever barred.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

CoRREcrED.- have received letter
from Hinckly 4 Co. of the Fulton Foundry in
San Francisco, in relation TO an item appear
ing in the WORLD same weeks ago, respecting
the machinery Ofthe Victor company in Al
turas. We are desired to say that it was an
error, and that said machinery was manufac-
tured under the instructions Of Mr. Albert
Moore, by Hinckly ! Co., at the Fulton Foun-
dry, San Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

SUPPOSED TO BE LosT.-We learn from Mr..
Thos. Foye that Mr.. John G. McClelland Of
Brainard's Ranch, Payette River, started
from Placerville on the 18th of December,
with two pack animals, and riding animal,
bound for the Payette, since which time moth
ing has been heard from him. Two of the
animals have returned to the Payette, but
nothing has been seen or heard of Mr.. Nc
Clelland. He has probably been lost in the
snow storms, and died in the drifts. He was
native of Ireland, and formerly was resi-
dent of Canada West.
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n ew this w eek.
NEW YEARS GIFTS.
HANDSOME CLOAKS AT COST. Call and
IL III prove this at D, j. j. ISAACS.
SheriH's sale.

DY virtue Of foreclosure of Mechanics
ID Lien and order Of sale issued out OF the
District Court. in and for the county Of Boise
upon judgment rendered in said Court, wherein
W. X. Leverage is plaintiff and H. P. Keeeh is
defendant for the sum of One Hundred and TWEEN
ty-seve 27-lO0 dollars, judgment and costs of
suit. duly tested the 9TH day of December. A. D..
1865 by which am commanded to sell certain
property to-wit: That certain dwelling house on
the lot Immediately north Of the Hurdy Gurdy
Saloon on Montgomery street in Idaho City,
Boise County Idaho Territory. Sold building be-
ing twelve feet by eighteen feet (inore or les<)
and the lot of ground upon which the same is To-
Gated. Public notice is hereby giver in accordance
with the requirements Of said order Of sale that
on the goth day of January. 4, D. 1866 at
y O'Clock NJ. will sell in front Of the court house
door in Idaho City, at public auction, for gold coin
or its equivalent in clean gold dust, the above de-
scribed property to the highest bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all accTning costs.
j. /. CRCTCHER, Sheriff.
Idaho city December 80, ). d. l865nlOw3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

HAPPY NEW YEAR.-With few short hours
more the year of Our Lord, 1865, will have
passed to the shades of oblivion, only to be
remembered faithfully in the written history
of our inhabitants, only to be regarded by
our citizens as a day when success has crown
ed their high hopes or defeat driven them
farther down towards the abyss of dispair.
1t has been fortunate year for Idaho Ter
ritory her mineral fame has been sounded
in praises even unto the ends of the earth
her agricultural resources have been shown
~ be equal to the emergency of future
heavy draft upon her soil, and her people
have gently but gloriously raised her from
the germ of infancy to q more proud eminence
ofyouthfGl maturity than can be claimed by
any other sister Territories in the same space
of time or in any time. Still is her star in
the ascendant. and the happy year will speed
lily come when Idaho will take her place
among the States of this Union, the largest
producing gold and silver region known in
che world then will no longer be denied her
claims upon the home government for the
establishment Of mint in or near her great
center Of trade, mines and population.
immigration to Idaho from the Atlantic
and foreign lands has but just commenced.
Weneed yet more ofthe hardy sons of Ireland,
Germany and France; we need yet steady
and calculating Inhabitants, those who do
not inteni to make fortune in day, those
who know bow to be content with an honest
livelihood by working for it, and those who
have minds enough of their own to stay
where they can Go ''well enough" and not
follow off every Pickering light that rises in
the distance to lure them on to their destruc.
sion. All this we need, "and nothing mOre,'
before we can thrive in the same ratio that
older settled countries have
There is every recommendation of climate
and product to bring hundred thousand
people more to Idaho; there is every incen-
tive offered here that can attract the most
avaricious seeker after wealth, health or
nhppiutsS CucEo - every lnuucoWous D'iu
out here to those who would live a long life
of comfort and usefulness; there is nothing
to detrAot from our standing with the nations
of the earth, except the unfinished condition
of our saciety i; and that, Il there is any fault
only lies ia the fact that we are yet too few
ia numbers. We wish Idaho Territory as
much happiness, for this new year, as hun.
drsd thousand more inhabitants you'd bring
70 her,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

Non ARRIvAL.-In consequence ofthe par
tial closing Of Snake river, at the different
ferries, making it impossible to effect cross
ing, we are not in receipt this week of the
usual supplies of mail and express matter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

ODD FELLOWS ELECTIoN.-At the annual eIeC.
ton Of Pioneer Lodge No. l, l. o. o. r. held on
the 25th December, 1865, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
John Christie, N. g. D. D. Kimmel, v. G.; J.
Openhemer, R. s.; John Swingle, P. s.. J. 8
Mansfield, Treasurer.
Tie Installation of officers will take place on
January LIST, 1856. All Odd Fellows in good
standing are invited to attend.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

SUsPENDED.-The Umatilla Advertiser has
suspended publication for the present. 1t
will be issued again ''as soon as business
opens in the spring"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30

At Centerville, December 18th, 1865, CHARLES
D. HARPlN, native of Lower Canada, aged 80
years.
Yreka papers please copy.
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NJ ARRIEna

In San Francisco, November Esd, at the Russ
House, by the Rev. G. B. Wyatt, Mr.. D. s. BALD.
WIN of Walla Walla, W. T. to Mrs. K. T: TRYOS.
of Mooresvile, Ohio.
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THE NEWS IN WALL STREET.
Tremendous Excitement Among the MO.
Meyed Men.

NV" ~
"A soon ~ the news fully promu gated through
the CITY bv means NJ the numerous exra. ssned from
a.. a,.. -, a., 80. -. -, ~,,,
e o0eo VI 'ne a''iy he"SpaPe'S, a'Re anu enth"ai
astic mcetng the result Of spontaneous patriotic
bustion was called and forthwith held In Wall street in
g., - ~ ,,.a..-., Y,, a.. -. -.
''o"' " '"o "e'o"ahS hAcn'nsc-'ne Spot "ne'' mo
neyed men most do congregate" The excitement or
rather tumu in this great commercial centre exceeded
.,,,,uu =, g. IL, .,.., -. ~ ..t.,.
auy"s VI 'ne Mn" ever Witnessed SINCE 'ne beginning
OF the rebellion Flags noated everywhere, and the
crowds that tronged the streets were utterly
- ..u,,aos = -, - =, $3.50 - =. -
s"u 'o"'0" 80 'nA' wren ohce ih annohs 'hem u was
next to impossible TO get out or being out was labor
well worthy of Hercules TO force one WAY In 10 any con
venIent place among them
In front OF the Exchange buildings vns an immense
American flag and on nearly All hs surrounding build
ings the same national emblem was TO be seen From
ali the streets copverppg into Wall street continual
tide OF people came rushing ON and 10 add 10 the com
notion all the vehicles tha, are acc orned TO traverse
these were and prevented from
going through-carts wagons carriages and other con.
yeyances, with one two three and four hor,es were
thus formed into solid barricade and Tho pstcnce OF
numerous Jchus was sorely tried for an hour or two
The meeting was oranled ON the front second door of
the Exchange building After the prcliminarics were
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the COMMON COUNCIL.
The Board or Aldermen.

The stated meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen was
held yesterday afternoon at two O'clock Morgan Jones'
Esq, President, IN The chair
Alderman jeremiah proposed a resolution, which was
unanimously adopted 70 the effect that the reading Of
tho MINUTES Of the previous meeting be dispensed WITH
and that in consequence OF the glorious received
from the front that the Board adjourn TO TUESDAY,
the 4th Instant, and that three cheers be gvoa IN
honor of our gallant armies.
s needless TO that three iusty cheers given
by the Doard, which then adjourned
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A GREAT DEMONSTRATION TO Be MADE.

Is intended to set to work Immediately TO arrange
for grand demonstration in honor OF the vctorcs The
committee appointed at the Wall street meeting W
into consideration.
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tho people since the OF the capture OF Richmond
WIS received this morning The streets niled with
excited crowds singing, shouting and, In fact giving
utcrance 70 the ovorpowering JOY which Is felt At tho
glorious achievements OF gallant armies every pos
sible manner Growers and Fords theatres are bril-
burned in honor Of the event Many private
houses and PLACES Of business are also illumi-
mated, although the general illumination Is not 10
take place until to morrow night Bon1rcs burning
IN tho Streets and greater rejoicing could place
peace had actually been proclaimed and the nation
were Tree 70 turn from the strife boodshed Of which
It Is weary 10 the arts Of peace industry which shall
repair the waste and devastation that war has made
II noticeable fact that in the flush Of triumph and
the attendant upon military successes there
has been vindctive spirit manifested and no desire
vengeance or retaliation even upon the leaders Of this
accursed rebellion The speeches made breathe conca
ton and forgiveness II our erring brothers will but
cease their reasonable opposition constitution and
tho laws and the temper Of the people eminenty for
TO the overworked heads Of departmental and in fact
all government officials Secretary Seward displayed the
utmost good feeling towards all the foreign Powers
Secretary McCulloch granted Q holiday TO the
ployes OF the Treasury Department. and regarded with
benevolence even the gold SPECTATORS whose operations
cause him SO much Inconvenience in the MANAGEMENT OF
the government finances Even Secretary Stanton in
high good humor and granted readily every favor that
was asked OF him, and extended amnesty q mum.
Der OF military prisoners and among others ordered the
release Of Adjutant Auguste, of the Fifteenth (rebel
Virginia regiment on account Of his kind treatment Of
Union prisoners ut the Libby prison in Richmond.
Secretary welles while less excited than the Others
and moro calmly administering the naval affairs OF the
country was not less reoced at the glorious result
less kindly disposed than his oonre and showed his
appreciation Of the event by ordering national salute
70 90 fired at every navy yard and naval station through
large number OF senators and representatives and
other distinguished gentlemen left Richmond to-day
Ample preparations have been made for tho reception
and Petersburg. large number Of surgeons and
were sent to City Point to-day to attend to the wounded
there The Sanitary and Christian commissions are send
ing to City Point large quantity Of supplies for own
wounded and disabled soldiers
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baltimore.

BALffxonR April s 1888.
Tho Union people oil intoxicated with Jog and in
tcnsely ubient They embracing another In The
streets There Is great display of ngs TIE Mayor has
just ordered all the bells In the city 70 be rung
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PnifArErniA April y, tSob.
There great Juror Of excitement over the glorious
news here. Third street w thrvngcd With mssees con-
graduating each other Flags are Tying evervwherc.
BY order Of Mayor Henry, the state House bell 0ves
Independence Hall rs ringing over the downfall u
Richmond
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THE NORTH IN A BLAZE.


PogrLASD, Ne, April 3, 1856.
There was an immense meeting at the City Hall
this evening presided by senator Fessenden, Gale
bratng the victory most gloriousy.
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B0sToS. April a 1s(l5.

ssutcs been fired bells rung and general jubls-
ton has been che business OF the day II Is understood
q formal celebration OF the great event will
take place under the auspices Of the ciS govern
menI
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Inrxrnx Anril a 1868.

The news OF the fall OF Richmond received here
with rsoIcings Bells ring band Of music and
procession parsdcd tho streets and speeches we're made
by Colonel G. X. Hail. Mayor Mills and q W. Jay
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FEDVIDENtH, Apr1I y 1000.
News Of the fan OF Richmond received with great
demonstrations Of Joy. The Governor has ordered
lutte Of hundred guns by every artillery company in
the state.
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COsCoRo n n, April ,, 1900.
There is great rejoicing the downfall of Richmond
Flacs are dying bells ringing, guns firing and bands
playing
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StOu inQtOn.
Providence.

BLOOMINGTON, ApnI ., 1900.
fall VI Richmond
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Cincinnati.

CScfSyAr, April =, 1909
Tho news Of tho fall o Richmond created great sxcse>
menI business ls plmocs wholly suspended
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Hoard OF COuncilmen.

now rHs NEWS WAS RECEIVED IN TUE BOARD
SPEECH or MR. ENT-ENTHUsIAsrtC CHEERING
BY rnE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TODAY TO MAKE AR.
RANGRNBNTs FOR A GRAND CELEBRATION, ETC.
Tho Board Of Councilmen met yesterday, and ia the
absence OF President Hayes Mr. HAsgeriy was chosen
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NATIONAL JUBILEE.


NATIONAL JUBILEE.
THE FEAST OF FLAGS IN NEW YORK.
Tremendous Enthusiasm Of the
People.
THE STARS AND STRIPES ON EVERY HOUSE
WALL STREET AROUSED.
Immense ImprOmptu Meetings
Of the Merchants.
"0ld Hundred" and "Glofy Hallclujah" Sung
by Ten Thousand Voices.
Cannon Fired, Church Bells Rung and
Houses Illuminated.
Meeting at Union Square Last
Night.
~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~><
OLD TAMMANY In A BLAZE,
The WHOLE NORTH IN A Juror,
&C.. &C., &c.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-15
Sheriff Sale III Real Estate.

SxI virtue 4 one execution issued out q
- Ia ~fE 70 OF the D strict court in and
ar the Crrnty Of Howard tate Of Iowa No
"en,',cr 3O.h 1858 tn mo directed and deli,
sra!. IN ri action wherein John j Stcwa-
is p'riasitf ar.i Ere: Wehm IN Mag la!cn
Wrhmau, i!e;arick Wrhman, and Svlva-tc.
4. Carey are d.t- ndcnts. commander. me
make the sian If eae thousand and ninet
four flars ~ frt, ole tents debt. wit
interest thereon ut The rate Of Cen per cen
per nnHrm. ami costs assessed at eighte.'
do''ars and eighty cents with all ac..rn;nu
costs to satisfy Is ] ,dgment and jeereo Of t.r.
c.cn,,e til 1T he sad Ic!,n j. Ssews-t OH
ta;ncd against :he said d+En lants in tn.
District ,rt uf Inward Cunt. Iowa. O..
a., 26'h day Of September. 1875. ! hav.
.evi"d up n and SO s-d the following des
..r'Leh r,em,.es TO wit: The north "a
y arter Of section six and the north ca.
4 ar err Of secsinn FIVE in t.wnshiu ninet
nae pcrth Of Rasso e even we st Of the 5tl
=. 4. also the south west quarter Of sccti",
twenty eight N township one hundred nur'l
# DANCE e .ven west of tho 9Th r. NJ
which shall expose to public safe at tn.
Court Hn,Ss in s.,d 9 unity to tho high e.
nrd best bidder for cash on the second da.
OF JaAu,sv 1866. at one o'clock p. n .
said day when and where due nttenianc.
will be given by the undersigned. (r3,7
Dated New Oregon Iowa. U"o. l. 1865.
C.S. THURBER sheriff.
By JERRr F. POWELL Deputy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-15
FarmfOrSale

TIE Sub be- will sell for cash, q newly
improved fl M f 1850 acres III imrro.
ved within the last two wears, with q new
log hTse on 1t AMI an orchard o. 1923 trees
and tn whole otit surrounded by a good post
and raj! fence. with 100 acres improved and
q goal feace l;v ding ti,e improve, and in.
improved l.ts. a'so good we'll and small
grove about e house. three .,ser failing
er-;n e on the premises. and ave acres OF
timber on Root River.
The ah,ve prnne~tv is situate! mile and
a lsrtar 'as' o. Lime Swings. Forest citv
Tp Howard Co. t,w.. and on the road from
Limo S,ring. to F"reston.
Tile G. ,aranteei
For frr.h : nlrsicn'ars enquire Of subsc
ber. ?. O. address Lime Springs. Iowa.
RIVERS J. FOWLER.
Dsevss9 patsS Aug. I leSs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-15
Store Building in Ner o 'ero,s
For Sale Chem!

The undersigned oftr. his st,rc hri.iins
next 10. = s"u n 9th. Post Ofi.e l1,v oc.
c,oiet asa Billiard 70 MI ID Nav Ore So,
Iowa II great bargain Any ner-o' wisi
IN t. comm nee any } ancli m the n,nrcan.
tile husiness IN til, best town i , Nnrther,
low. wonli do we 10 czam;ac this proper
~, as ! wi'l positively sell it ut u: half IT,.
prescn, cost VI c',>>rucsing 'lch :.baid NJ,
a, havs "yt til, >tste ar1 wish to settle
up all my u 's;':ass here. Apply to me per.
.;o-Al!Y. ., - letter u. Granger N,nn or t.
Milo ,..toLoIi o. the premises. Tile pei
ta>,.., New O:eS,s DC. i. 1858
acr7I W. n. BERp OK.