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IIneen MILLION Arguments.

TnE announcement that tho suo,cript ons 70 the
Government lo.n on Tuosdsy aggregated over e.
t en- million dollars will, when II reaches England,
cause John Bull to wipe his spoctaoles and take .
second look to II he has not u .ie mistake In
the figures. Considering the fact that the country
Is just emerging from the most stupendous war Of
modern times, in which W. have contracted a debt
Of nearly three thousand million dollars tho SUBJ
scripton Of Tuesday IN tho most remarkable in the
history Of finance. II shows that our Governments
has gone through the ordeal Of civil scath osA
aud with tho institutions upon which IL 10 founded,
firm and immut.ilo ~ tho rock. II proves that the
confidence Of tho people in the stability q the
Uuion is immeasurablo, aud that tho attempt Of
treason 10 snndcr It has only caused tho affections
Of the people 70 cling closely round II, aud 70
| render It to-day stronger than ever before. Tho
London TIsEs and other pro-rebol English journals,
have given themselves much spparont uneAsinoss
| in attempting 10 solve the mystery Of how We are
| to overcome the immense daht contracted during
tho war. Perhaps the fifteen million subscription
will teach them that the samo power-the patriot
ism 0, the American pooplc-which overcame the
rebellion, is eonpe,stt 70 grappe With the financial
| sdyerBary.
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The American NIowcr.

moving machine, which requires oilins only
once day, and which, in many other respects, $
superior 10 all competitors while Il is Inferior 10
n,no OF them In any ono feature, mus. be rrilo
TO farmers and entiles tho invcator to eSc.ain,
'Eurekaw We think We have good reason f1r
congrstulHting Mr.. VAS ASpsS, OF Poughkcepsc,
upon degree Of perfection in his machine which
deserves this direct eulogium--a fitting reward for
three years untirinr eflur, In its production.
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Ors p.rrons Who have changed lheir re'idenoes,
AZ, lpf1fue thai The carriers Of Tue Sos pre-
p.rod o. rociye oriers 70 serve this paper in any
par o. this city, brooklyn, WiILAnst urgh. Jr-
sey Cty, HOurKen, AMI The suburbs. td SUD
.Iter. : no arc nov located IN new douIiciles-
car have Ins Frs served at their houses by notify
ing any of tle C4rriUrs, or SondDg word by letter
or Otherwise t. tic pa icsnOn Ufbcs.
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Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.


NV OK. WedhFsdHyi my 10 IoOo'
with the exception Of lsrsely increased activity
thi. branch Of trade has experienced change wor-
thy OF special note during tho pest week prices Of
Of the staple articles remaining ut our last quo
tation Butter Ia in very active demand al pre,cnt,
especially Tor new, which, owing W the hight sup
ply, hs, been advanced la2c per POUND Western
butter also meets with ready sales at iull prices
Cheese IL without any material change In value, aud
the market is inactive The market or EGGS IL album
dainty supplied, but with active demand prices are
maintained NJ last quoted. Dressed meats show but
little change beef and pork being little less firm,
while mutton aud veal exhibit an upward tendency
owing diminished supply. The following ART to-
day quotations
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BEATME.

MCLHHRS-on Tuesday, May Q, Rosanns Null
hern, aged - year.
The friends OF the family, and those Of her bro
thor and brother in-lav, invited attend the
funeral, on ThuTsdsy afternoon, 18th Inst at oclk,
naa the rssiasnee Of hertasiAsr IA Ridgs q, w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Hyntt's Life BnIsam.-Rbe tism In It's
most painful iorms; also, scrofhs, eryspela. salt
rheum, pmplos, botches, old ulcers, fever rores The
worst cases OF Diseases OF the blood Iuercur COM
plants, debility, liver and kidneys inclpeut
sumption, &C. certainly cured by this great
purifier. Principal Depot $40 Grand 1t. II por
bottle; for 80. sold by druggists generally. lie
A.-Jse the Best 1T VIII Certainly Des-
Troy Moths. Now Ia the time. Ask Tor Bovdon's
Moth Destroying Packet for presorvng ClothA Furs,
Carpets RohoA Blankets, and all Wooden Goods FROM
Moths aud all Destructive Insects. For Sale by all
Druegists. Price so cts per packet. sOT
stop that scratching and use " heaton's
Itch Ointment 1t eures Itch and salt Eheum IN
forty-eiht hours and all oruptons OF the skin sold
by all Druggists. Sl9
Gents All Wool Suits SIS, Boys All
Wool suits, -, al /. V. BrokawA 81 Fourth ave,
g. lafayette PlAce. 81
Dr. J. II, Scheuch Of Philn dolphin, re-
! aIectully informs the public that he hGs new Of
nee IN New York, Ills Office in Al % bond It. only,
| aui he VIII continue tC see patients thele "A usual
| every Tuesday, from Q a, N. until T. NJ, but his
medicines can be obtained there al all time. 800
! Wheeler & Wilson's Highest Premium
| l"ck-sutch sewing Machines and Buttonhoie Ma
chine, Os5 Broadway, New York. 81
Prices Greatly Reduced Spring Clothing
IN eVoD variety, Ut B Bllwin's, ~ and ~ IoweTy
Iht arrest assortment and sOrg in the city. Better
stylcs and prices Lees. AIS
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AUCTION NOTICES.

4 UCTION SALE OF EFFECTS OF DE-
Llceased soldiers THURSDAY, May llth, al " O'Clock
A. NJ at the |. : Army General Hospital, leIiug-
ton Avenue, corner OF 6lst st. 25i
A UCTlON NOTICE.. W. EZEKIEL,
n 20 Bowor,, will sell this day, at ~ O'Clock, a
quantity Of ready clothing and piece goods !;
also quantity Of tents and spades for sale cioe
assirnment. l6l
by T.. T. WILLS, AUCT.-LARGE SALE OF
- esrthenware, glassware, cutlery, &C, Friday,
May ~, at I9 Murray At, IL O'clock, comprising q
large assortment. 80
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OSALS FOR CLEANING THR

lJhOfOSAl.S tOt CLEANING THR
4 sueets Of the City OF New York The underslrn-
ed, Commi soneTr appointed by an net vi the Legs
lature Of the state Of New York, paced May l. 1868
10 mske contract for the Cleaning OF the Streets on
the CITY Of New York, hereby invite prouo.n!N for
such cioanins, to be deposited With the Chairman o.
the Commission, the Mayor OF the City Of New York
At his Office In the CITY Hall OF said City on or before
Monday the 22d day Of May Inst, OF Il o'clock on
foIms OF the Contract specifications aud Bond can
be had on application 10 any Of the undetHirued @
GODFREY GL NIHER Mayor No . Civ Hall
join I. HOFFMAN, Recorder, No. G3 Wall stTcSt
leI's Once, CITY Hall tiIall OF Recordsy FRAN.
CTS !, 4; BooIE; City ;lnsI.rtor, No. 10 Chatham
~. JOHN D., DENELlN, Counsel to the Co nora.
tion, No, 50 Nassau st. dated New York, NAV gth.
1865. 3as
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MACPHERSON & DONALD SMITH,
4'i Late style, SMITH ( DROTHER
NEW YORK.

- EAST INDIA AND BITTER PALE ALFS.
Thee Ale- are Of improved quality, breved With
great care pcWant. nutiitlve and stIenuhcuinc,
and can he rolled for purity Tho attention OF com
sumcrs solicited. Orders by mail promptly executed
brewery-West 18th At. lot 18th and sh Aves. AZ
NOTlCE-OFFlCE OF TIE STERLING
! Co, New York. April 29th. l>c5-An election Of
thirtecn Directors and three Inspectors OF Election,
TO setVe the ensuing year, will e held NJ ~ Pine
- room - Tuesday the ,xth day OF June NEXT bet
the hours Of aud =. II. The transfer looks will
be elosed on the ith OF MAY int Bv order Of the
Boarl. GEORGE b.. TOWNbEND. Soc 40
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TIL NnW lUitk Sun.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1865.
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RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, LYNCH.
~ BURG, CHARlESroN, SAY ASSAH,
~ AN, MOBILE,

L the city for Old hooks, Newspapers p,mphlers and
all = nds Of vat Taper. TO ~ eot to 10 Ann -,
2O0 TAOS. &. BESNLTT
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OILS AND PAINTS-ROOF OIL, so CTS,
~ paint OIL Is cents per gallon Grafton paint Ven
red vellos crhre aud spanish brown, 2 cents par no.
Llnsood OIL, spirits Iurpcutine aud coloret Iainta
254 Pearls t. AZ
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the stockholders of the westchester Turnpike
Road ~ be leId at the sheldrnko House, Mamoron-
eek, on the 10Th init IL ~ M Tor the election OF
thirteen Director president treasurer, ard tor tho
uahsaction Of other important business. Mninorou.
eek, May \ 1865. JAS. T.. ROGERS, Prea $40
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JoRSE COLLARS ARE MANUFACTURED

md sold wholesale ana retail at No. 3Il Pearl Il,
whert may be found great VARIETY Of int ca4. col.
lar inr'ieular attention l. invited to the IMPRON-
ED PAIENI PIPE COLLAR, the beet article ever
ofere TO the public lor heavy team work Hnrses
measured and fitted at the shortest notice. and on tho
most reasonable tertus. Nlg
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lessly cast into the yawning trench which
awaited them. The same fate awaited
the bones Of Louis XIII. and his desceu-
dants. The first-named monarch was
recognized by his moustaches, and Louis
XIV. by his prominent features but his
face, that which had received so much
! alteration in his lifetime, was DOW black
as ink. To this complexion had it come
at last. The bodies of his Immediate fam
lily, aid especially that Of the Grand
Dauphin-oh, grandeur !-wcre in state
u liquid putrcfaction. The hearts Of
some Of the princes were fund under the
collins, encased in lead with enameled
inscriptions the lead was carefully taken
away, the withered hearts were tossed
with howls and expcraiions iuto the COM
IN ION fosse. On the fifth day, after having
taken all the bodies which We're regularly
inferred In the royal vault, the depreda-
tors came, at the further end, to another
cothn, placed on a stone bench about two
feet from the ground, in a recess formed
Ia Ibe thickness Of the wall. The situation
OF the coffin showed that it was that OF
the last king who had died, which always
occupied the recess in question till his
successor came to replace him In this
instance the successor never came.
AS il open day were necessary for fully
satisfying the vengeance Of the revDlu-
tonary tnob, eager to wrcak their brutal
fury on all the Bourbons in the person of
the one, iIl-called lie B:cnaime, the coffin
oil Louis XIV. was dragged from the crypt
to the brink Of the trench aud there
opeued. The body taken out of its leaaeu
case and swathed like a mummy, appear
ed to be in god preservation but the
instant the bandages were removed the
royal corpse took its revenge on the sur
rounding multitude. 1. was, as might be
expected, considering the disease of
which the proaigatc king died, in a state
of the direst putrefaction, aud from the
!oathsome carcass came so pornicious an
odor that all present fed from it in dis
may. At length, in order that the Jacobiu
body-snatchers might complete their pur-
pose, recourse was had to the firing of
muskets and burning of gunpowder to
purify The air, aud when the iulngation
had lasted long enough, the backenei
fragments of royalty were hurried into the
pit on a bed of quicklime -somew hat
different from the sump;ous couch at Yer
sai!les and quickly concealed from
human senses.
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THE BONES OF THE EOUR8ONs

"No man., says the Koran, "knows the
spot On earth where bis grave shall be
made" The Bourbons thought they knew,
but, like like meaner folks, they were out
in their reckoning, SO far, a, least, as re-
lated to their final place of sepul:ure. In
vain they built themselves q miehty
mausoleum.
For eleven hundred years the abbey
church consecrated 20 St. Denis held the
bones Of Capets, Carlovin2ians, and the
descendants of "the good king Dagoher,,"
but the revolutionary storm Of 1892 swept
away all before it, and scattered these and
all the other relics till then held sacred -
lhore are few events Of that terrible time
more completely demonstrating the sub
version Of the royalty which had endured
So long, than the decree Of The convention
OF the 9th Of August, 1892, six months
alter the execution Of Louis XVI. which
sent the rabia ropuIac= Of Paris trooping
to 81. Denis, to obiterate the reeollections
OF the kings Of France by destroying
their very tombs and burying their re-
mains in the common .fosse. In the tombs
of hallowed stone of the earlies, monarchs
very little worth notice was found. In
that Of King Pepin there vas small
quantity Of gold wire, nothing more, but
each coffin bore the simple inscription of
the name OF its inmate on a leaden plate,
aud the greater part of these plates were
much oxidised, and in very bad condition
so that The names were in many instances
nearIp 'llegible. The plates, however were
not wanted for preservation, but together
with the lcadeu coffius of Philippe lie
hardi AID Isabella Of Arragon, and the
leaden roof of the abbey church were
taken to the Hotel de Vile of Par;s>and
there melted down and cast into musket
balls. The most remarkable article dis
covered was silver seal, IF oeive form,
belonging to Constance of CASTLE, the
second wife of Louis VII, who died in
100. 1t weighed three ounces and a
half, and, silver money being out of fash
On, was not converted into either cash or
bullets, but found its way to the munich
pal stronghold, and was thence trausf erred
to the cabinet OF ant quities Of the Ma
tional (not the Imperial Library. Though
only three days labor were actually bes-
towed, the work OF demolition was. from
various causes, suspended from August
till October, but on the 18th Of that month
it was resumed, aud with rene wed vigor
the destroyers forced their way into the
vaults of the Bourbons.
The first coffin they met with was one
which might have demanded forbearance.
had there been any overbearing spirit in
the midst Of such nnhallowed ruiianism;
!: w:s :!h:.. e Herr; n..,r-l H. body
was in good stale of preservation, and
his features were perfectly recognizable
the winding sheet by which he was enve-
oped was also in good condition. For
two days his remains were exposed to
public view; aud then they were renorse-
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u RGb EARE
1EoRGB TEARE. JouhP ALLISON
Banking & Agency Office
WE A RE G A LLISON,
Cor. Sd and Pearl Sts.,

COLLECTIONS mad e and r emtted at current
" rates of exchange; Ellis of Exchange, Uncur-
rent Money aud Coin bought and sold Deposits re-
oeived and Money invested; Draft sforsale any
country in Europe.
age by fire.
Particular attention given o the paymen Of
Taxes in any county in iowa.
Real Estate bought md ) old Land Warrant :
coated.
We sfert t he following partie witbwhom we
b ave done business
Park Bank, New York;
ID. H. Arnold, pres't Iercantilc Bank NY.
Messrs knauth, Nachod kEhue, Bankers. NJ
Messrs. Chas .Camblos & Co., Bankers, Phil.
Messrs. Clark. Bros. & Co., Bankers st. Louis.
Gen. Il. Harding, Of Union Bank st Louis.
+. Il. Adams, Banker, Chicago.
W. F. Coolhangh & Co.. Bankers Chicago.
E.Partridge, Esq, Ranker, Seneca Falls NY.
CIV. Norton, Esq. President Southern Bark +
Kentucky, Russellville, Ky.
S. A. Fletcher, Banker, indianapolis i indiana.
Aon. Vim. Montgomery, Washin Eton, Ia.
T. H. Walker, ESD, Salem, New York.
Messrs II. Markell Ii Co, Bankers dubuque
Louis A .Macklot Banker Davenport fmrG2
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Soft triangle Of straw and lace
With such coy, bewitching grace,
No mortal man would dream your place
Was on my head.
Your airy touch can scarcely press
-" "sh'' 80 "eA' 10 ho'hingness
Y" sare's c'u'" NOT well ne less
H"o oe II bonnet
. l.. ,
''' ~ 90" a"o'''e" WIN tea'ner,
. .Tp'''e oOs'es ana tossing leather
l. "ose 'f'n nn s""sen al '"Se,her-
Anos you were tnaue.
.,
w I"ps wit" S'"'c's he'''ne nneu'
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A certain maiden lady was twice in her
lifetime engaged to be married, and twice
some yn'orseen event interposed to destroy
her hopes ef matrimonial bliss. Hero
was sad case. Time began to wrinkle
her fair brow, and no new suffers were
there TO offer themselves To add to her
distress she became sick nigh unto
death The junior curate of the parish
"A bashful youth, was sent Tor.
The sick room vas filled with sympath-
iz'ng neishbors when the young divine
made his appearance, aud after some re
marks, proceeded to read portion of The
Scripture. He fell upon the chapter in
which the woman Of Slmaria is INTRODUCE
ed. When hh read the words:
$50 call thy bus band" the sick woman
groaned little but when be uttered The
words: "Ihe woman ansaercd and said
! have no husband" the old lady rose up
right in her bed, her eyes flashing fire, as
she squ"aked out the following:
Il ain going TO s,atsd your taunts, II
so" are preacher Get OUT Ct the house
directly. I've had two chances for a hus-
band and will live to see auother--see i,
DON'T I'LL
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Lumber, Lumber, Lumber
SANDORN & FOLLETT

ARE prepared TO furnish at the shortest IA otto &
n Cottonwood Lumber Of subscriptions also Il
good ortmentof Oak Walnutand Maple,
Oak aud Cedar Fence Posts,
aved split, and seasoned fence pickets. The
MILL supplied with the beet
Single and hath Machines
which ma BILE the N to furnish superior cleo
these kinds Of lumber. Their m III Is tn IN ,uth
Of Perry creek, where they VIII be happy t. see
hose in want Of anything in theiriine. Prices
reasonable. aug4 80
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1t was On one Of the river steamers. at
dinner, tha, an able matronIy lady re-
marked in the midst Of a coversati3n
with grave locking gentleman, on til,
subject of temperance
"Oh, Of all things in the world, l des-
pise whskey drinkers -
The gentleman dropped his knife and
fork in the ardor Of his FEELINGS, extended
his hand and took hers within his OVID,
aud with emotion that threatened tears
over the loss Of ruined sons, he replied
with f.lterllg words:
Madam, respect your sentiments and
the heart that dictates them. | permit
no one to 60 beyond me despising whisky
drinking. | have BEEN disguised On this
very boat, aud | say it now before our
captains face. What, say, can be more
disgusting than lie see we'll dressed, re-
spectacle aud virtuous looking young men
step up to the bar Of tnis boat, and, with.
out fear Of observing eyes, boldly ask for
whisky, when they know that there is in
that very bar the best old Cognac BRANDY
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j. III. DAVENPORT
LAND AGENT AND SURVEYOR,
CHEROKEE, IOWA.

WILL pay taxes throug hout the State; will re
w deem lands sOld for taxes; will buy and sci
land warrants, or locate them on commission for
non residents: obtain patents Tor Government
Lands, survey and examine lands in person, ard
give desc ription of same, and The distance of the
land from rhe county seat, timber, streams, etc
Collections made and money promptly forwarded
J. IL. DAVENPORT.
Cherokee, Nov. 2Sth, 1SG4-lm
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NUMBER 80.


| inc 'o'ato VI nattihohy IS pouhdeo on
the North by Solitude, on the East by
Double trouble, on the South by Soreshins,
on the West by Vcxation."
| "WLat are its chief products?'
"pee7.sh babies, Seeding wives, hen
pecked husbands, smoked coffee, burnt
hams, and sour pies
" nat Is s"'a OF Tie climate 7?
IL mas a more 'hro1 Temperature than
| any o'hef State III existence In that por-
| won u II called the Honeymoon, tho
c''n''e IS So,0os'ons and heallhy--the
ATMOSPHERE 'I"eh attn ''e sweets OF HOW
! cfS u ~ men, In some parts the mia
o'"'''' experience iFt"@'"g co'd recep'
! non "heh 'i''y mos expect wa.-alf: ami
! ia some "'Nef paris 'hrrc Ia all The burn
aug 7e''a1'h OF tNo :ofld zone Some
! 'l'l0' 'o''o" mouse IN the state OF Mat
f'1A0hJ gets 700 not to hod him, and,
| strange 70 say, he travels with all the
speed not to- tut from the poles, where
coal !" general lily supposed to exist.
o"'ah' mas joan given a correct out
"'' Il 'Ae >tate Of M"jt'mony =
o"'' I say 'r-noYer was n that
S'"'e, ID" ''''IA'"' rave me an invita-
''on the 'f4"' Day 70 travel IN 1T with him,
o"' N"'" return Il answer the 1''c5'
TIN,
: "e:'' : 'f"n' us 70" .@.a . o0 '5"or-
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vANkTDN, ID. T.--This Hotelhasreceut
1 ly been eniarged and thoroughly renovated aud
rented throughout, and now offers superioraccom
moittions to the travelling public.
HH- travels vii / here iui good Stabiing, Water
and all the conyeniences necessary for theirsatis
4.ctory aseomoaation, at usual prices.
ASH REYNOLDS, propristors.
Yankton D. T ,Juu 10Th, 1863.
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MI OR HIS MCHENRY 4 CO..
General l. a nd Agent
DENIsoE, CRAWFORD COUNTY,.

WILL pay Taxes throughout the State; willre-
w deem Lands sold for Taxes: will furnish alb
stracts Of little; buy and sell LANDS on Com
mission; obtain patents for Government Lands
Survey and examine Lands in person, aud give DIES
cripon of same, and the distance of the Land from
the County Seat, Timber, Roads, Streams, etc.
Fifty thousand Acres Of choice Prairie and Tim =
Der Land for sale Good 80 ectona or the locat ion
of Land Warrantsconstantly on hand.
jan1-64 M. McHESRY & CO.
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darker tint, which fact | attribute entirely
to suddenly acquired fondness on her
part, for pork and beans l attribute the
harshness Of my hair altogether to too
great partially for hash in my youngc,
days. l have noticed, my son, that people
who eat too freely of hash become sour
and morose in their disposition. Corned
beef and cabbage supcrinduces initiation,
and is very appropriate diet for politi.
clans and temperance lecturers who hap
pen to be long in body and short in mind.
Mover marry short, diminutive wo-
man. Iou will never be able ia. find her
when you want her. You will be Just as
likely to lose her some fine morning rs
not. Little women have great pencham
FOR running of with other women has.
bands. Ia fact, so far as my observation
gocs-ts.ke it as a ruIc, which Is made all
the stronger by the exceptions little wo-
men are always at it. Like the sElp-iacks
on the surface of pond, they arc never
quiet.
What yon want is woman who steps
off easily and gracefully like a qrartor-
nag-one whose manner and men rv-
minds you Of your mother For to Won
and to all men, looking back through the
long line OF dead years into the paradise
, of youth, the mother seems perfect Oh
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

The following We give as one Of The
best take-oifs on the modern, refined"
practice Of "Persoual Advertisements" 50
much III eastern vogue, now a-days, par
tcu'arly in the columns Of the New York
Heraid:-
1.-The young and lovely man with FIVE
fingers On each hand, pair of boots on
his feet--what dear feet IA coat on his
back, straw hat, cigar, curls and
Cologne water and who stood on the cor
ner Of Varck and Canal streets yesterday
afternoon at four clock, aud who waved
his handkerchief at the quadruped who
passed in the neighborhood of Kipp and
Brown stage at the time, is earnestly re-
quesed to grant an interview to The snit-
ten beast, if agreeable, at any time or
p'a,o &c :.:y caocsc. Or, :: &c #oula
call al the stage stables between the Lours
Of thirteen and fourteen Tomorrow.
bringing lock of his elegant hair, or
wig, he would be most cordially welcomed
by the soitest Of her Sex, aa# ...-..
SAL SHORTER"
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IzoEEsz:O0A s. BRO.
LAND AGENTS g. SURVEYORS

Onawa, Nonona County Iowa.
WlLLcarefuliyattend so ;e.eleetio,andloca.
w ton of and II the seye siIand District i n
Western Iowa and Nebrask bny and sell Land
Warrants or ocate hem OF tmn1ission for nen :
residents the wlloan mo- nj Western rates OF
interest; buy and sci lestate and pay taNes.
Collections mae ia L money promptly forwarded
Rasl-6 HULBRuOK Il BRO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

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