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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-30
Sheriff = Sale.

II p = ~ q. = ~ :. N.# 4
u Y virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID District Court, in and for the county of Boise
upon a Judgment rendered in said Court whereinD.
Guiheneuc and Salathial Ridge are plaintiffs and
H. H. Raymond is defendant, for the sum OF one
thousand hundred and fftySnffie $4,000 dol
lars Judgment and cost of suit, duly tested the lst
dayrof November, AID. 1866, have seized and ia
kenin execution the following described property
to,wit One ten stamp quartz mill with boiler,
engine, pans, stamps and all machinery, gearing
and apparatus thereto appertalnlng
belonging with mill, house Tor hands
anGgdwelhBg house in the immediate vicinity OF
said mill all of which is situate near the head OF
Quartz Gulch about one mile east OF the town OF
Centervile Boise county on the east side of
Crimes Greek and on the road between Centervllle
and Idaho City. Also all the right, title, claim
and fnterest IF said Fl III. Raymond, of, in and TO
the Allen ouartzlode situate about two hundred
wards south easterly from said MILL with all dips
spurs and angles being about 800 feet more or
less. Public notice is hereby given that on
Saturday. the 18th day of November, A. D. 1865.
at II o'clrck NJ. will sell in front Of The Court
House door in Idaho City at Public Auction, for
gold coin or its equivalent ihIeeah gold dust, the
above described property, to the highest BIDDER,
to satisfy said execution and all accrning costs.
80 JAS.1 CRUTCElE2Iy Sheriff,
Dated Idaho City, Nov. 2, lS65.n2w3
The above sale is postponed until Saturday the
10th day of December A. u 1868, at y o. cll933k
N. by order Of plaintiffs attorney 90
sN9v25Y3s9 o4Ass l. GRQICH 7 y S 9hqefrqIH
The above sale is postponed until December so,
lS65syty order Of plaintiffs attYs u sl.sfx n9Eds
JAS. l CRUTCHER. Sheriff.
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Gherim,s Sale.


pY virtue ola Judgment of foreclosure of lien
u of lumber merchant for materials furnished
and Mechanic, for labor done and order of sale
issued out of TIE District Court, for the Second
Judicial District for the county of Boise, upon
a judgment and decree rendered in said CONT
wherein A. III Robe isplt'f, and Wm.J. Evans
in pursuance of the statute and notice given, filed
and proved his mechanics lien, and Charles Rob-
ertson & Co., are defendants, for the sum of
$3.50 % due said plaintiff A.. H. Robe, and for the
sum Of $4,000 due said VIM. J. Evans, and for
costs ofssuit, taxed.at the sum of $53,lO3 duly
tested on the 21St day of December, 1865, to me
directed and delivered. and by which am COM
marded,to sell the following property. to-wit..
That certain building situate in Idaho city, Boise
county, Idaho Territory, on the east side of Main
street above Wall street in said city, and that GER
tain lot. or parcel of land upon which the same is
situated, north of. and adjoining the drug store of
Craig & Mix; fronting sixteen feet on Main street.
and running back eastcrly at right angles thereto
of even width with front fifty feet being the same
house and lot lately occupied by said defend
ants, Charles Robertson & Co. Public notice
is hereby giVenlthaton the 18th day of January,
a. D. 1866 at II 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 described property, to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said judgments, with
costs, and accruing costs
y. l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho CITY December II. l865n9w3.
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Nof1oo.

A Ii persons indebted to me are hereby npti
n, fed to- settle the same with VIM Prater, also
any one hiding any claim against me'Eill present
the same for settlement as ] have sold ont my IN
terestin the butcheiing business to VIM, Ptater.
Idaho City, NJ. H.T SMtfH.H
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summons. iaiao

Territory of Idaho, County Of Boise-ss.
In the District Court for theglqTitorg of Idaho,
Second Judicial District.
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Dated Idaho CITY December II. 1865 .n9w3.
,oo9a sleriff,s lsalea'Ia 81

DY virtue of a judgment of foreclosure of a
ID lien of lumber merchant for material furnished
and mechanics for work and labor done, and
order of sale issued out of the District Court of
the Second Judicial district, for the county OF
Boise, upon Judgment and decree rendered in
said court, wherein A. H. ROBBIE, plaintiff, and R.
CampneT, interYenor in pursuance of the statute
and notice given, filed and proved his mechanics
lieu, and A. Matthew is defendant for the sum of
$242 "a dud said plaintiff, A. H. ROBBIE, and for
the sum of S278,00 due said r. Campner, and
and for costs of suit taxed at the sum of forty nine
dollars and thirty five cents, duly tested on the
10th day of December, 1865, to me directed and
delivered and by which ! am commanded to sell
the following property to.wt That certain build
ing situated on that certain lot or parcel of land
lying and being in Idaho City Boise county.
Idaho Territory, and more particularly described
as follow: lying on the east side of Main street,
in said city north of Wall street and north of and
adjoining. the jewelry store of RohertsonG Co..,
being sixteen (l6) feet front on Main-stree and
running back eastYardly from said Main street of
even and equal width fifty feet, being the same
house and lot now occupied by Redon as a res
taurant Public notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18th day of January, 1865, at IL
O'Clock NJ. of said day, in front of the court house
door in Idaho City, I will sell at publ auction
for cash to the highest bidder the above described
property to satisfy said judgment with costs and
accuing costs 81 JAS I.sCRUTCHER, 4 u
Idaho City, Dec %, 28e5nay3 q Sheriff.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE

~ Daily,
For Providence Direct,
The new and splendid steamers
ELECTRA ASDGALATEA,
Hsvips Superior Accommodations for Passenger and
Freight Al leave Pier NO. p North River loot OF Robin
son street. Daily (-undsys eIc~ptsdl. at I pm
Connecting at Iroyid-uc- with the m. for Boston
The ELECTRA, ,spt J. ". NfE. VIII l-ave New-fofk
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY. ,.,.
The GALATEA. Capt NM JONES every TUESDAY
TIL RSDAY and SATU RDAY.
~ fr,ishi taken al Propeller Rstes.
crb.se are ur.urpa.sed in their arrangements
coufo and safety Of passenger. and their facilities Tor
the Transportation OF Frrght - . ,
r alsr retiring night disturbed
iii they ProviJencr at hour early enough 70 49,
ar de,rd IN tho brst accommodation train Tor
Boston arriving an Boston at Y a
FOR information in regnrd TO Freight kc, apply TO lsAAC
ODELL O-ncrai Freight AF-nt, fi'r NO. n, " n $50
FOR Tickets StAieroous o Berth, Apply to w. NJ I'D
WARDS General rcke, Agent Pier No. a. North River
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NrEW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
~ ,ss4 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1865

TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK. TTH-sT. AND 9TH
AVENUE .. ~,
For New Haven, 100, sooEIl llTA m II H. tE1rS
o. (EI.D as 30 aud eco (Ex.,) p IN.
For bridgeport 100 500 (EI..D ilU g. n LID tE1vt
800 (Er.l a,5, 40 and 500 tEx.) p
For Milford and sratford. 100 % m a$3, %y q.
For FAIRFIELD, Southport and westpor 40 llao ~ 80
AJp ,.,, r.
rs aJo. SO. 8.vO Ok ?. IN.
Fof Darien. ECO go LIN a. m. aS 40 s@Em
For Greenwich go 80 lo H. q IS. 40 30 y -
For STANFORD 100 10 (EI 80 lL3O 3 H. l2is, lEAJ
400 ok 3 q, 4 ~. $50. go SOY lex J p m
For Port Chest-. and intermediate staions TN wv -
. ~. ai5, AU 5.Jo. t.50 .U p. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield 500 tEx.) $50 (Ex,) ~
So. n ,o.a
For Hartford and Springfield aW tEI') q L. tEx-) ao$
OIL ~ rs, $50 D. IA. - 49,
For Tonne cicut River Railroad 90 (Ex,) i2l3
70 Montreal 800 q. N. to Northampton = -
For Hartford Providence and Fishk Railroad, 800, EI.l
For New Haven New London and stonins.on Rsilrosas1
400 q. N. II. IS, 800 800 2. H.
FOR Canal Railroad i2.i5 O. In to Northampton
For Iiousstouic Railroad e. IA.
For Nasgatuck Railroad, SVU a IN, 100 p m
FOR Danbury and Sorwslk Railroad, IoO, go H. -
p.
Commodiou, Sleeping Cars attached to 40 p; m train
JAMES II. HOlT, sDpS
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NrwyoRK CIrI. Feb u, le6a
IN Accordance with ORDERS Received from
the WaI Depsrtm.nt A. q o., pnblisbed In CenAr OF
dsrs No u from The ofoe Of IN. A. A. Provost Mafshai
General southern Division Of New York dated Fob 10 1858,
recruits for the First Regiment ". Y. Engineers VIII be sc
pied and mustered into tn. United States service BY the
properly authorized Provost Msrshas and mastering ocsn
until further orders.
Thu will enable the veterans rrente and suitable mon
to ioln this regiment u once.
EDWARD W. sERRFLL.
Col First N. Y. Ensinesra
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SURGICAL, HOSPITAL for the Treatment,
mc0iral.

nR. MUNDES WATER-CURE, at Floten ce,
~ Mas Pleasant ard healthy mouBsin req n nhss
IVES, rom Northampton Depot So,ss. and coolest granite
vsteI D@s sbundsnt DR.. hVNDk, Oldest disciple OF
Prl s.nifI Treatment purely hydrlltic
VI,HE NEW PSYCHOLOGICAL HEAD,
i with al the Organs, approved by Mcssts: Fowler
Wells may lie TAD o. all Ds2gyt T~v sbesi P'ee 20 eeii'
,nd ~ ~.
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QrAETEHsAsrER GENERALS OFFICE, tlRsT DIvIsios,
WAsHISGToS Iry. Jan. %. 1905.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.-Will
- be sold At public auction TO the highest bidder, q oie'
boso ID. C., on ,o
TUESDAY. february 1865
TUESDAY FEBRUARY IA, 1865,
TT ESDAi. february II, 10.
TUESDAY, February %. 1913,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES ZACH DAY:
The- hoss,s been ooudenn-d uuht for The cavalry
service o.! lie amy.
For road aud farming purposes many good bargains may DC
he'd.
Hor.c. SOLD sin-y Sale commence ct IA a m: Terms
cash in United states currency JAMES A fklS, >,
Colonel charge fr'i Division ouafernAs'sr o.hsfa'
Office
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A. J. BLsEcKgR Aurtioncer
RROOME STREET PROPERTY.-A. j.

- BLEECKER SOMA Co. will sell on TUESDAY. Feb.
IL, At IL ock at tie Exchange Salesroom NO. III Brosd
the large 2stoy Brick House and Lot; No 500 Brooes
TO sou of Laurens IT. lot 23xD Ia OF
widening Laurens-st West broadway this viii be
For partiou baBdbs tho office Of A. j. bLEEChER,
son Co.. Auctione.Ts and Private Sale Agents, No n
Cedar st.. the Post Office.
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STEAMBOATS, au6 Railroads.
ITO. FOR THE GOLD MINES of IDAHO.
MONTANA AND IDAHO TRANSPORTATION LINZ.

MONTANA AND IDAHO TRANSPORTATION kA4
The new f.. and light dIaft steamer DEER LoD04
Thomas W. Rea commander, Henry A. Dohrman clerk, nsv
trt hen,on will Psbnrg for Fort Benton -
N smea,s,s points SATURDAY February 49, and leave s.
Louis AiCHDAY, March soon theFeaftes ~ -
river nopen TO Omaha and Council bluffs -. 49,
The new, fast AID light daft steamer BENTON, VIZ.
For benton and intermediates points sATU RDAY March Il
Tho new fast and h!ht asst .tesuer YELLOW STONE,
As above SATURDAY March IL.
The very . and sh, da steamer HAM FANNY OGDEN
leave a above SATURDAY, April rs.
Steamer DEER LODGE viii remain between Foss Usssa
and Benton until the cargo o. all the boats OF this line de
cred at Fort B'nton.
by in. s1 h1 9 vii b. vd d.a aaa
". sl.o ed to igrh LAMP Ian TRANSfoHIATI4
eR2N F2a5 aHf S 60 OF FHE bs
SiTS LAST SHISSESv rEG lI3ck rEA AI$v DkEs
JOHN O. COPELlN.
Southeast corner Main snd Oliverss,
Northeast cor. Pns and cgmn,eIcs la ,s OF Mo
Convent-.t bit. Second upd Third
J. EAGER. Ageu,. No. ~ Brood-'t New.YoTk.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
LOWELL, CoNGORp; THE WHITE MoUNTAiNa
and ASD .nsh siesm.l Of q. SoSs in
CRY Ga N OF BosfoN and CRY OF NETWORK
New daily fNund1ys excer'tuI, S4SS~ -
tom Pier Nc. % North River, foot Of Vestryx-,
FOR NEW-LONDOE. "A,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Trnf rom -
above poips via Norwich and Worcester Boston .no woe
ceter orcesser and Nashua aud New London aud Nor1
Railroads.
Freight the lowest For information nquiED
5. MARTIN, Agent, on the Piee.
VIHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
Tos;msToNLSGToS sTE S,iNEny IL LINE.
THE OLDEST 0GKEsr SAFEST e Iu AS9 MOST d.
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS the rieTs:s
Steamer "PLY MOUTH ROCK" on MONDAYS, WEDNh4S-
DAYS. and FRIDAYS and ait.r THURSDAY. 1xn iass-
., O'Clock D.
CTThese start from Pier No IS Norn River foos
Court andt andeTe by leIpeenced travel,
er TO among the largest strongest o comfortable ana
BIS, that have IN American waters Az oil sesoA
In all weather. thsse boats invariably make the pissso -
time
Sumptuous uppe and luxuriousy furnished state Rooms
are marked feature. Of these floating PALACES
terhs and s,ateroous may be secured at Handlers p
pr-.. Oe No "a Broadway, and o. No. lis Wes-st Nsw
ork aud q. No. 70 Washngton-rty Boston,
NJ X. sIMOSS. Agent,
N,vSya f,ona A A alton
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave foot a

IL Chambers-s,., via Psvonia Ferry; - p~,.
a IN. Day Express for Cansnda.sus hoenes'Sf pGsA
Salamanca and West Connects at Buffalo WITH LAKE 49,
And Grand Trupk Railways. md at Salamanca with AaAns
aud Great Western Railway. e, M,
B.o 4 u.. Mia and Way Train daily, 10 Otisvi,e- A.
10 a M, Z pres. Mail Tor Bafalo. connecting VIII LaD
Shore Railway.
an m Way Trim for Port Jervis and Newburzh
M Nisit Express for Cansnisisna hochests banas~
Salamanca ard West. . 49,
m Lightning Express daily for Csnsndaigua Rochse
ter Buaslo Salamanca, Dunkik. and West Connect. &
Busalo With Lake aud Grand Trunk Railway and
Salamanca with Atlantic aud Crest Western Railway
sp NJ Emigant Train. daily for Buffalo, Salamanca DuS
kirk and West
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6ales bn Anetion.

4 J. BLEECKER, SON & Co. will SELL
~ on TUESDAY, Feb u,
o'clock, at the Exchange saesfoom No Ill Broadway
ADMINISTRATORS SALE - PATTERNS HOTEL
easehold Properly belonging 20 the estate Of John Paten
deceased, known ~ "PA1TENS HOTEL" Nos 279 and ls
Gre-nwichst East side between Murray and Warrensts
Hotel bull, entire pot Trinity Church leases with II
years renewal
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Cbdntrs for bnsincos Hlen-

Tor SALE-In Brooklyn, about three min
4 ut..' was from south Iery, old establish ed
BOON AID NEWSPAPER STORE. via ctfculAins
liDrr o. over 100 volumes. Apply ~ no. ~ hAf'.u'
NJ. OH.
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4 j. BLEECKER, son q co. will sell at
IA Auction on TUESDAY February H. 1885, at IL o'clock
at the EXCHANGE SALESROOM, No. III Broadway.
for Green Place Brooklyn two story brick basement fone
and Lot No oil East side near Atsncave lot 20 61lo0:
House In frs! o-drr with good tenant Hot and Cod
W aier Closets Stationary Nashtubs, &C. Maps ae, at Of
ice, No. II Cedaf.st.. y. Y.
A j. BLEECKER, son d Co. will sell
a. AT AUCTION on TUESDAY, Feb. q, 1865. OF u
o'clock at the Exchange Saesro0m No. Ill Broadway, on
Ws.hingtonst. the story and attic brick HOUSE and
LOT No. 691 ode between Ch,-es and f.rysts Lot
~ by about 100 House 81 By 80 lect One half mort
Maps Ac the AuctioueeIs office, NO II Ceddst
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

j ONG ISLAND kAILhUAD = W IN On
IL Observation-Disclosures New. York, yams-slip -
3lb East River Tor GIeenpor Ses Harbor banpo. te-
Of a. IA For iaphsns Lakeland sl p Babylon, and Farm
inrdaie .. 9 q Ia. and p lrunnils through 70
Creenport, SATURDAY svrinss) FOR Syossct q lo;0
a M and 4 n IN. lStaees connect for Cold sprnGi
Oyster Bay aid Hunngton) For Hampstead Jamaica and
Wmhed at 3 and 10 30 a m. and : and D.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves J4tb st. Erse
River at yl5a m YaphanA stopping 1t s S,arons -
cept Hampstead aud syose Eycarson Tickets Tor tins tsan
=, sssdne..i rste. A. REASDNER- Superintendent
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.W-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf.
~ -pepot in New York foot Of Liberty ST. North Rive
connecting Hampton Junction With Delaware, Lockawan
Western Railroad Easton with Lcsisn Valley Raj
road connections forming direct line to PttssHroA
and the West. without change OF - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from .s West except Sunday
when evening Tram. ~,
Sixty Miles and Two Hours BY .hs line 10 Chicago
Cincinnati Louis etc, with but one change OF cara
WINIER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Febru.ry 1885, revc New York az 10 low;
At 600 a m, for EastoD MaucL Chunk, Wiiiamspo8
Wlkesbsrre, Mahanoy City. &c.
MAIL TRAlS-At8 so a. foe bennington Easton, W@0
Gap scranton Wkesbare. Grest Bend, Pitts on binsasn
ton. Sc- ~.
sou o. Western Express for Eas;on. Allentown ResAr
ipv la rsnurs ritgebu Wet win bnt one chanee
cas Cincinnati Oh c4go and og inc chasss 10 -
4 100 a H., % and e.y' o III Train for Elizabeth.
l2OJ n IRAry-ror Eastou Allentown. Mauch 'hune
WikeJbarr WD.uisport, Beading fsstsvBr, bsr1soar6
3soP a-roT Esi,on. Bethlehem. Allentown. AMI MAnoA
Chunk - -
4SOP x-for somefvile and Pennington
6Pn-For Somerviie.
500 WESTERN ExPRR0-For Esson. AlrnsowA
Reading harrisburg Pittsburgh. ami the West sieepu9
ear. Jersey Cyto Pittsburgh every eycnns
ELiuBErHPoKr ASD NEvYoRK fERKY-Lease Me-
YORK from Per No. n. r., ST 10 q M; AUD saa a.
o. N, Bouts stop Bergen Point and Msrnes hareof.
Tickets West be obtained ct the ONCE OF -
Central Raj road Company foot Lberty-st., n H. N&
A.tor House at Nos ri and Js Broadway and the pm
1: pa hotels JOSIAH u. STEAhNo. superintendent
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mn, al iss NGNrFACIUREHS'AND MERCHANTS BANk a. ~
lra Chspr go OF 1885, eel ending >ti~ 1a w
lih day 81 Februsry ls'Ss n.
-. s-one, ~ Sc ----.--..... S6.22s ~
-. srs,~rt :. c-,n a,oa ...... I..s3 40
CIV ,nd Count Yor A. Nss'ert. ChhseF Of u
Bsak bens do dep - ard y
tic Of ny ro-sos- arc %
A. MAS lkhioN' 'ss444eF.
b-ic~e m. ,ts iIth day o. Fesrsfy. $50 -
W. ~ Te,I. Ho,s-T PuhNc.
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS
sFNGFR TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK, VIA the Eri9
psilwsy from foo, Of Chambersst., RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF ~ ~
MIS- road |, being extended aad will BE- in compeas
running order Mansfield Gallon treanA Dayton 0ncS
l. a. ooopAAN 'e masdyine Pa General Sup't
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NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
sPRINGFIELD Steamers leave PecA ship al 3is p -
1,r,n 40 North and East from New Haven ut II p.
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Bgtc ners, and Dr"vers W. u y, o 20 20
Law wek sHns saturday. tire tlh OF p B. t
Aversse OF std Dlcauis
Average aiaoori Spece Ii&.Is
o. crcuaio< s.iSl
1880
l. RTheTt T. Perm, CEsieT.
Bute- nrcsTt Bau tenn dn teJoae me-
tnOw--se sns tt
H. p PERRIN. CaSher
s-ors seso<. M this iith day Of p k'usry. no
& IL. q I.rnl..- cna N [.
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Market Bnpk.-stsemeri, OF the MARKET BANK,
~ Chspfer Lass o. 1915 Tor the vosk ssdsss ~sasS
o. iith DIV oI 1funiy Isf. go On
80. .,.rrrt ~ S,-ie IVt?iS 81
vsra- snoert o. rcualon 81
CIV sd Couu.y ~ Nots. l. A C4h"r Cafhl'f'
Market au. day ope and say n'i tHs s|Nt
A GILBERT. cssaief.
Sworn teiJrs tA.s Ilth day Of Ferusy. i~..
Tsos HiswooD, Notary Pubic
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Pheuix Dnnk.-Staie neut Il the HEINZ BANk Of the
CT, required by Chapter ~ Lars Of lA lot s
we.s ending Saturday iith day oi February, - -
= 49,, s,no,,t ~ So, ......... sO2, 600 OF
Average OF Circulation. xi.'lt w
CT and County ScN York. So leun FArker 'sse
fss pIen, B,rE h.rF any toe and tsi On,
correct best 81 ms knosets, ard belief
jobs PARKER. Csshcr
Sworn before 10, tia lsh day Of Fbls'y iH@ r,r
TLu.s II ksn Notary Public.
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+. fCs "a EIVG ASSOCIATION. III. Cry Nv
yorl Cts,Sr Laws 81 ieA1 t-s WA rh4nt
Sa Ia . .I'h at 7 brua y, l~S; . -. 49,.
y, -, s,,,,.r ~ fs'-ni.. ........ Il,62s 90
c. a,A Comfy Yoek = ChGsdrr Cashi.f o. u
,,rf.-e- Essns ruy a.Sp>e aud az AN
~ ui.,. .ta.-.s~. knOs~ arc b-.e
" J. CHANDLER Cs-tas
s.o,, be.er. M tsl. Iilh dsy o. febfusry ls'h
h %. ". B.l-vss, Notary Prhlo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14

Trndc.mrnIs Uipk. -stsi~m-nt 81 10 THAULN
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21

FELL Four THOUSAND FEET.-A terrible
accident occurred July 18th, to party of
English tourists at Monte Croni ON the Alps
They had mounted peak never before
climbed by man, and were descending by a
rope fastened at the top, when one of them
fell with such force as to break the rope in
the centre, and four-Lord Francis Douglas
Charles Hudson, Edward Whymper and
Michael Cruz-members Of the London Al
pine Club, were hurled over a precipice,
bounding four thousand feet from rock to
rock They were, Of course, crushed into
undistinguishable masses.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21
MisfeIlany.
SEPTEMBER.

Sweet is the voice that ca ls
From babbIing waterfalls
Tn meadows where the downy seeds are hyihg'
And soft the breezes blow'
And eddying come and go,
. In faded gardens where the rose Is dying
Among the stubbed corn
The blithe quail pipes at morn,
The merry partridge drums in hidden places,
And glittering insects CLEAN
Above the ready stream,
Where busy spiders spin their filmy lsces
At even, cool shadows fall
Across the garden wall.
And on the Clustered grapes to purple turning
And pearly yapors lie
Along the eastern sky,
Where the broad harvest moon is redly burning
All, soon vale and HILL
The wind shall whistle chill,
And patriarch swallows call their hocks together
To fly from frost and snow
And seek for lands where blow
Tho fairer blossoms of a balmier weather
The polen-dusted bees
Search for the honey-less
That linger In the the iast mowers oi oep'ein"oi'
While plaintive mourning doves,
Coo sadly OF their loves,
OF the dead summer they 80 well remember
The cricket chfrps all day
80 fairest Summer stay"
The souirrel eyes askance the chestnuts browning
The wild fowls fly afar
Above the foamy bar,
And hasten southwark ere the skies are frownins
Now comes a fragrant breeze,
Through the dark cedar trees,
And round about my temples fondly fingers,
In gentle playfElness,
Like to the soft caress
In happier days bestowed by loving fingers
Yet though sense. grief
Comes with the falling leaf,
And memory makes the summer doubly pleasant,
In all my autumn dreams,
A future summer CLEANS,
Passing the fairest glories Of the present
-Harprs' Magazine.