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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-10
NOTICE.
Poll and. Hospital Tax.

TINE citizens of Boise County are hereby mott
L. flied thatPohand Hospital Tax is now due y
rnd that the laws relating thereto Will be rlgioy
enforced. 40. BOWEN, Snerln.
June LIST, 1865. 32w4
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FOR SALE.

DWELLING house and lot situated on the
n hill above Buena Vista Bar, fronting Idaho,
City. 1t is comfortable house. convenient and (;
pleasant Will be sold cheap. Enquire. of
3lw4 HEARD & ANDREWS.
Corner Wall and Montgomery sts.
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Less than SsoOOOOOO of the loan authorized by the
last Congress, are now on the market
This amount at the rate at which it isbeng absorbed
will'ap besubscrbed for within four months, when the
notes will undoubtedly command premium as has uni
formy been the closing the subscriptions other
Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the oan the
National Bank State Banks and Private Bankers through
out che country have toreceve subscrp
tions at par. Subscribers will select their own agents
In whom they have condolences and who only to be
responsible for the delivery of the notes for which they
receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION, Agent, Philadelphia.
Nay o. 1865 n8Im3
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FOR SALE.

NNE interest in the CENTERNlII,E BREW
cry. For particulars enquire on the pre7l.
ises or of
SILVIA JULES THEVENIE.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

SUPREME CorRr-CrRrrIr Part l--Conrt opens -, toa
o'clock A. N. Nos 4sl, 443. 32l III, 1919 laa5 -,
1247 1471 l473 1870 14s1, 14s3 1898 1852 t4pi, t.
1906 14e7 1880 Part 2.-Court opens nj NOD :
A. NJ Nos. 1852, 1915, 337, 100, s64, 902 l3lo La.
lo3o e9o llsA ii7e 1895, 1929 loS2 is4l iasS, 1aO
sUpKnsoR CouRr-!TRiAL TEPM-Pnrt 1--Nns taa:.
3e4eh 4ss7 1919 49s1, 40ls ASH 4ss3 55t5 5oij s0sh
boi7 Eoil aqo5 9sOn Part 2-Nos '3l2s III 80 JoG,
4444 $780, 4o72 4o7s, sCo4 e3e, 4e2e, 1ts 4s8, 'eo
AGO. 4929. -. ..,
Coxxos PLsAs.-Part ]. Nos 752 s24, 83s, s32 SCI,
s26 s2T, 6sp Ala, SsT $780, S3S, 49, 7s7 b76 Part =
Nos 2os 1os III, s72 400, loAA To- 7sS, aao eoi 'o~
TO, 400. 3. SOC,
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

The new Internal Revenue law. so important to
the interests of the country and of every individual
week. 1t is alphabetically arranged, and will be
found very valuable and useful to all taxpayers.
Single copies, in wrappers, five cents. Agents
are requested to hand in their orders to-day.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

ooScsar or THE TWENTY sSooxD RraIxsSr-A concert
will be given BY this regiment al their amory, Four
tsenth street. Sixth avenue. Saturday evening,
for the bsnent Of the Ladies' Battery Barracks Relief
Association The concert s under tho special auspices
OF several distinguished ladies' and will no doubt, re
ceiys very substantial support
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

Tnpopoan THOMAS sYnPHorm soREN.-The fourth
srand orchestral concert Of Mr Theo Thomas will come
OF on Saturday evening at Irving ball. with his finely or
aauised force Of sixty artists On this occasion Miss
Kellogg Will be the soprano soloist.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

A SIGN.-Two produce houses in Philadel-
phia, and several gold operators in this city,
failed yesterday. Things must come down.
Stand from under. The peoples turn is coming.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

LAST wuE OF rHH MHSAGEnE-van Amburgh's very
nne and complete menaeere for time past c1hbi,
Ing on Broadway. wiz take m departure other rctons
At the close Of this week return unless
back 70 form portion Of the geological gardens which
yet TO have In the Park, in which event r
the Park directors win engage tho services Of pcrs
properly trained TO take OF the animals they
In the geological collections in London and Paris Tbs
collection Of animals comprises large variety of
specimens and should not be permitted 10 ave Nee
York Every one In the city has seen H.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
The PeAqvian at Portland with
Two Nays Later News.
The Report Of the Fall Of Charleston In
England, but Not Published.
DECLINE IN AMERICAN SECURITIES.
AFFAIRS IN ITALY.
The AngsO-Indian Telegraph at
Work,
&c. &c. 20

Tho steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool at haIfpass
O'Clock the afternoon Of the 3D. Londonderry
the Sd ns arrived at Portland n two o'clock yostex-
day afternoon.
Her news is two days later.
The Paris Bourss firm at 67f 6oc for the rentss
The mother Of the Queen OF Holland died At tho Hague
on the lst inst
The steamship City Of London reached Lvsspse eaxy
on the morning Of the I'd inst
Tho steamship United Kingdom, bound for Portland,
passed by tho Peruvian the morning Of the 1th
inst
Tho steamship st. David, from Portland, arrived -
Liverpool on the I'd inst
The steamship Ausralasian, from New York, arrived
at Queenstown on the Sd inst
The Peruvian's newspaper bag was forwarded ~
Adams Express and will be due in Now Nork this
ing Her mails were to be forwarded in this mornings
train.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

CorcsRY on s,oRoR NoSuARpDl This excellent artist
announces concert for Saturday evening" at ssinways
rooms, Fourteenth street. signcr honsiardin s well
known a . studioue painstakng and conscientious
tlss and We trust his concert win bo well attended
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

The American QUESTION.
The American ito Saturday, February IL per IL
City OF London exerted material influence the Eng
lish markets.
The Australasan's TO the 22d Of February, ~
porting the capture OF Charleston had not tanspred -
the date Of our latest kilograms from Liverpool
DECLINE IN AMERICAN sECURITIEs-A LARGE sUY-
PLY OF STOCKS on TIE MARKET.
Messrs Satterthwates circular, dated the evening a
can securities arising chiefly from the large supply -
stock which has recently been received from America
Five-twenty bonds have given way from 52M to 81 -
which they closed with buyers-a decline OF 2A per cent
Eric Railroad shares, after touching San, declined -
33Z.
Illinois Central shares are weaker.
The settlement In the Atlantic and Great Western ce
tHcates having developed heavy rear account they
closed firm at u "a per cent premium
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

QUICK RuS IRON NEwPKu TO NKw YoRK.-On TusH
day the George Leary reached this port in twenty
-four hours from City Point On the same day the
United States transport General heigs arrived from
Newbern, having made the run in nifty five hours The
time OF both vessels Is unprecedented In enterprise
and in courtesy Captains Brakeman and Watson like
ther vessels In speed, unrivalled
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The funds continued very dull, and securities have
IN the discount market The Bank OF England shs
I'd inst reduced It's rate from five to four and one ha1
per cent, but no material effect is anticipated
LONDON, March 2, 18oA
Consols close at ssx SO for money
Consols close at sszs sex for money.
The bullion in the bank has increased f201 600
AMERICAN SrorKs.-United States five twcntics 6lH
b2k, Illinois Central Railroad OIL Y 521<, Erie a.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LrvgRpooI, March 2, 1893
Sales Of cotton for four days 2 600 bales ncsding
$500 bales to spectators and exporters The markse
opened nrm, with an advancing tendency, but closed
ry dull, with a considerable decline all qualities
The Manchester market opened frmcr but closed very
dull and easier.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET.
The breads,us market quiet Corn is easier Mes.rn
Richardson, Spence Co and others report-Flou dun
and nominal Wheat quiet and steady. Corn inactive;
mixed, 26s. Cd n 27s
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market In generally inactive. MeseTn
Wakefield, Nash Co., Bigand, Athya Co and others
report dull PORK quiet Bacon on steady d Bsssss
buoyant, with slight advance.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes quiet and steady Sugar steady conse n
turpentine quiet at Cos Petroleum steady.
LONDON MARKETS.
Brcadsturs steady. Sugar steady. Coffee firm. Tss
quiet Rice Tat Tallow firm.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 2 1895.
CoTros.-sales OF the week IS 600 bales, including
1000 bales Spectators and $3.50 bales TO exporterA
The market opened buoyan with advancing tendency,
bat subsequently became very dull closing with decline
OF I'D. Id. on American, and I'D I'D on other d.
scriptons. Midding Orleans quoted at 2SKd mid
ding uplands, esd fair, 30d Other descriptions are
nominal The sales to-day friday werc 4c00 bales, the
market closing duh and unchanged The stock In port
$50 900 bales including IS 600 bales Of American.
BRgADsTuFFe. e.-The market is very dull
Provisions. market Is steady. Butter has
downward tendency.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

RuxoRs OF ANOTHER PEACE COMMISSION FROM
RrcHNoSD.-We have the report via Baltimore,
that another peace commission from Richmond
had made It's appearance in front Of General
Grants lines, or at City Point We have no. posi-
tive Information on the subject, but we think IL
very likely that Jen. Davis is making the dis
covery that he Il driven to bis list ditch"
and that there is no escape for him except such
as he may secure BY timely submission to the
fortunes Of war.
His situationis certainly suggestive Of the
advantages Of capit9 alton without further
resistance. He has disheartened army under
General Lee, Of forty Or fifty thousand men,
supported In North Carolina by the scattered
forces ofJoe Johnston, hardly exceeding forty
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

snouSonu Ason "4A soius ouoruau pusninS
these forces towards RichmOad. Their only
chance now depends upon.s Junction with Gen.
Lee. But if Lee. In Richmond and Petersburg.
cannot feed fifty thousand men, how b he TO
supply the rations for forty thousand more
In the next place, what osn these ninety thou
sand men expect to do, behind Lees intrench-
mcnts, without provisions, against the envelop-
ing forces of Grant, amounting to two hundred
thousand men!
These are the questions which JEFF. Davis is
now called upon to consider; and having de-
tanned his two houses of Congress for few days
beyond their appointed time of adjournment,
upon the plea of important business, 1t is posi-
bio that this business nay be another peace
conference. We expect, at all events, that
Richmond, within few days, will be snrren-
dered or abandoned by Davis; and this, we
have every reason to believe, will be the end
of the war.
PUT Down PRIcEs.-Gold fell to l73 in Wall
street yesterday, and afterwards rallied to l76.
Several gold operators, unable to resist the
pressure and the logic Of events, broke down
entirely. Thus, day by day, the premium comes
down, and the failure Of the spectators is good
news to the people. Now that gold is down
prices should come down also. Merchants aud
storekeepers were very willing to put prices up
because gold went up; but now that the rule
begins to work the other way they hesitate.
Everybody remembers the old apology Of the
clerks in the various stores when customers
complained Of extravagant prices:- "lh, sir or
madam, we are Obliged to regulate our prices
by the premium on gold" The public accepted
this logic, and submitted to the rise; but the
late their prices by the premium on gold" now
that the premium Is falling, falling, falling with
every item Of news from Grant, Sherman,
Schofield and Sheridan. What is the cause Of
this delayf Gold is down; put down prices.
AVOID THE DRArr.-The draft was commenced
In this city yesterday, and this morning the
wheel will again turn out the names We once
more urge the committee which had charge of
the recent celebration, the Union League clubs,
the Union Defence Committee, the committee
Of the Grant meeting and all other public,
private and political bodies to exert themselves
to the utmost to bring in recruits. The same
money and the same energy which are en-
ployed in getting up grand celebration would
fill our quota and enable us to have the grandest
celebration of all. We can raise thousands for
a parade; why cannot we raise an equal or
greater sum for bounties2 We can display the
most astonishing enthusiasm in organizing
procession; why cannot we display the same
spirit in collecting recruits! The means and
the men are at hand, but the time Is short.
Come, gentlemen, to work
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

The Russian country bordering upon the states -
Central ASIA extending from the Sea Of Ara 70 LAks
Yeshil-koo has been formed. into Russian provnce4
under the title Of Russian Turketan.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
Portugal.

The ministers finally resigned on the 1st. The Max-
quis OF Lada Bandrc has been charged by the King
with the formation Of new cabinet He has not yso
completed IT,
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

CoxrIm1HrkRY CoNcIRr Saturday evening there
will be grand complimentary concert 70 Mr. O. Ora
fuA bandmaser Of the Seventh regiment Of the reg-
mental armory over Tompkins Market The pro-
grnmme h good one.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
THE NEW TAX LAW.

New York, Thursday, March 10, 1s6
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Tho steamship Peruvian, from Londonderry March Q,
reached Portland yesterday Her days later
American adGccs dated Saturday, the 18th Of Feb
tuary reporting the capture Of Branchvie by General
ehsrman the rumor OF the death Of General Beauregard
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

The Parliamentary proceedings were unimportant.
Queen Victoria has temporarily emerged from hss
secNion by receiving tho foreign ambassadors menbss
Of the legations, &c, in state at buckingham PaaoA
Mr. Adams the American Minister, and his secretaries
were present but Mrs. Adams unaroidably absent
Queen Victoria win hold another court on the 13th
instant which is limited TO select circle OF English ~
bty.
The great exhibition in Dublin is to be inauguratcd By
the Prince Of Wales with the same ceremonial as Il By
the Queen herself
The opening OF the telegraph to India has been for
maly announced in London causing considerable sensa
ton Private messages from Calcutta had reached Con
stantinope in twelve hours, and message from Kurrs
chee had reached England In eight and half hours.
Italy.
The King Of Italy arrived at Milan the LIST nst and
was received enthusiastically.
The Cardinal Vicar at Rome has issued notification
relative the jubilee He reverts to the object OF tbs
Popes encyclca letter and partcuarizes especially
deplorabe the OF liberty Of conscience and rail-
gous worship being recognized as legal rights He can
recognize just the right OF all to propagate through
press principles he recognize tha
the will Of the people is the supreme law.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
India.

Calcutta telegram OF the 25th OF February reports
imports declining, and shirting 81 lower.
The telegraph service the line from the head -
the peninsula India is excellent being performed ~
frst class English elegraphers but Il will be some time
before service the English line can bs rsndsrs4
equally reliable.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

NEW BowERY THEATRE, Bowery-KiNG LEAR
YooHc AnERcl-0LAscE NEw YoRK
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway.-Dor OK. II
CaicKEr on HEARTH
WINTER GARDEN. Broadwsy.-HAaLEr
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

wssEACK's THEATRE. Broadway.-ALL THAT Gl
rERs is Nor Golp-lsFASr PRopiciEs.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY. MARCH le 1866.

peace that is coming; and the voice Of the
army will be the balance Of power In this
view, John Van Buren, in recognizing the col
lapse of the Chicago democracy, has pointed to
one OF the heroes Of the war, whose achieve
ments furnish the required popularity and
whose stalesmanlke letters supply the neces-
sary platform for new and powerful opposi-
ton party. The events of Me next six months,
we suspect, will go far to determine The saga
city Of this proposition and the shaping of tho
momentous campaign for the succession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26
CabuS' Hair Tonic.

This une1usled preparation which possesses the pecn
liar properties Of restoring hair 10 ts nal color
and il 10 the color il Possessed before il
turned grey. IL 10 q permanent for dandruE
Strengthens and enyens the rOcts Of the hair gives the
hair lasting and natural DISTURB 4run .cnrf
itching and ~ the skin. Persons that
this alton say that they have tried all kinls
Tonic and air Restorative and bad been able
and article that would produce the desired result
untii they mad tried my Hair Tonic Ii has cured per
who had solid Of dsndrH ell knitted nd
-em@nts Together In the share OF cap covering the
whoie head and in the Of thirty DAYS after uing
foaic the -eurf and dsniruf ali dissppcared ard
hair, which hsd nntti that time been prsented from
growing, resumed IT. former healthy rr8Fih.
In the Of James Iershoa - the Zst Iowa in
fsntry, ~hn.- heal covered with ihek coating OF
4sadrus and scrrf, mentiaur6 al std y hs~ hair
bal AltaSsi completed fiea il shown tir virtue ~
this TaHir t3r the ~ three wk2 srriieator
of II hts .eslp e--umsd healthy cenf21 ant las hair
med 70 beautifully. Tbs II oalr
ofth= kindtu ta7asaod costd nsaion many others
but for wait ofspacs aud cost prey do
sod by Q EaEGE CARTS. corner q Second aud Main
strtst. Price Is cent- per bottle liberal aioGn;
he re rnch3i-tsm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26
ASSETS



All these Ass Il co-l3 be converted into cash par
.-f.1g Hsxsx+ rava
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STATE OF oHIo.l !


fTnTlNItfF u J
Pprs uaiiy appeared 7 +. sv1rH, President an. Gro
B. Waaar secretary 81 th- Accident insafanes Compa-
Nv az Columbus aud mate tlst tie far-et ing state
nlent ly them subscribed fu ana
tue s sits Of said Company. and exiOi's far
re ascsrts 1ed at this date its actual condition.
the - das Of June A. u 1879.
sworn TO bef4re rae,
NM. JAMESON Notary Public
rs Ia ard FIR ssid Franklin 90, Chic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26
"A B a K G. AIN!
Farm Tor Sale for kess than tho Cost
efImprovem

The Wood Of Of go Acres Of the Lapl ,r;u prv More
ptsn q noir taxed for the ehols Fr,s, erciasir.
efne Cutting aud DIFFERING at de R n.
YNHE Farm contains 1870 acres. s;tnatad two
miles due east Of tfoson Lee rpuzty iono with !.
good large Fgame House, n-w Bank Barn, Wood shed.
work Sh2p Fou ry House Smoke Honse AMI Sheds ana
Startling Tor dcfk, good Cellar large Cst4rn AMI two
n vsr hilinx wells There is also \ g,oa Hsved 10,
HOUSE for Tenant. ihavefr 500 ooy Trees q. choics
Fruit Of all kinds ih-re 80 acre n der faocr
the bsance good timber near ~ market fair propor-
t'on y Pet IN grass improyems alt npsry new
will all low Il applied SO on the srsnsIsss
Vii seos 20 ~ r'ers ctions of land near csnire Of
STATE. fass' d w1nil e. q pYI.t
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ArplIos,s osrrcs. Iowa, !


tits hereby certified that on the 80 day Of july 1896
sworn statement filed in this ofee, showing
condition Of the ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY,
located elunsil-, IN the State OF Chic, the 2ad
hay Of Jrae A. D. 1855, in accordance attn the PRO
NisiuaS u the General Assembly Ct the State
Of Iowa, entitled An Act in relation Insurance
Conpanies." approved JsnuaIy 2sth, 1857 ans Act
anendatofy thereto approved February 9th lsss ard
Act la relation ~ Life Insurance Companies. elfros ed
March lrth 1867: that sai statement shows that said
Company ssessea Ct the requisite a"ount % capital
and Invested ~ re lGired ~ law
AUTHORITY i therefore gwen tie ahcTe named Conn
many 10 transact their appropriate bus Of Insurance
I, this state in mrcosiasc with the laws thereof. until
tho fst 4y Of January A. d. One Thousand H. IL Hum
dred and sixty six.
!, +, also certified Tllat L. ABANs, Of Krekuk,
has been duly appointed 10y said Cmptuy Their lawful
Agent ana Attarne, fsr the county Of IL. sita fu pow
,r take risk Of Insurance therein and to &C newlsdee
service Of process poide s Law, upon lis fing With
the CT TX u the District Court in and iur said county
his cert ard eeps OF the sta'emert on Gle in this
Office 1t farther tilted II st the attached true
aud correct c3py OF said stast Diept
~ lii testimony whereof, have hereHnfo set
s. my hand am, afr - my sal OF efhcc the day
- aud year first above written
JNo A. EILlUTT, sulitor of Slate.
aup2f-aIg sAML A Al RES, Dpny
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26

The Company have no iia;iite except organization,
o;sce aud stationary expenses and have nv s-u-d
rev Policies having been IN king oopd'ton tnt few
.--ls n, flaws yet been ute5 s iae';oni-
yauy. tbs present tie Gtirs Of tic C5f4pauy
managed by the officers ard Execuiive Coo aittet under
ger e. al critters of the Beard 81 Directors.
fSiEnsd3 T. suTrH, Ptesiicnt
1EJ. 3. WRIGHT, S=c'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26
AL TOM ATTIC ORGANS,
SCHOOL ORGANS
III ELODEONS s.
rHlBfY-FIygTH0usAND N0wIN Usgi
EveryInstrumsat Warranted for Five Years
rHlRrY.FIvgTHousAND S0wIS USE I

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, boldly an
the greatest triumph in musical instruments OF
the Daring the past half century the French and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with
double bso and pedals fer the feet to operst.
but the want Of the reversed EXHAUSTION BELLOWS,
(which is the only beilowsnsedin
II impossible for them to produce the mellow rich and
musical tone for which our instruments celebrated.
Another objection to this method OF blowing Was that
both feet being occupied opportunity offered for
the management OF the swell Within two years
Instruments constructed this European plan of
dy1bie blowers, have been red in this conn
trv aad 10 counterfeit this difficulty want OF SWELL
lever has been projected from the of the
ment TO upon the swell, BY TIE xsEs-
The Inconvenience and contorton necessary th;
object dissgreaab enough TO gentleman tut to a
LADY the ofsach appsnaages nearly impossible
device oh Sistes this difficulty entirely
the simple OF Blowing With less force giving
thu desired decrease in the volume oftone.
For seventeen years the superior excellence our Me-
odeons not been questioned and for two years
the enor nous demand has made IL impossible for
orders promptly With
wefeei warrant ed assuring patrons that their
ders will be promptly met md solicit continuance of
their patronage.
~S- 4 liberal disessstts cisrsvzsn, cAsreh<s sHd
aeApets.
Address,
0E0. A.. PWIrCE A CO., RwfRnlo N. ".
GEO. A. Prince CO., UAica 70, III.
An illustrated Catalogue, With full description Of
viii rles.bs seat tree to any address. nov -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26
Emerson's Agency.
THE "fLOssENCE';

!
SEWING MACHINES have
the rev rrsatle feed motion
which -nsbles the operator
10 have the work carry eth
or wsy. or to change the d.
rectiuu and tssteu the end
otseains BY turning sthumb
screw. They are noiseiess
aud cah Re used where quiet
IL necessary. Their stitch 10
the wonder Of ali, because
Of its combined elasticity,
strength and beauty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26
WILcox 4 GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

whistler Hem, ssl. Tuck. Csrd Bind Braid Quilt
and smbroitsr beautifully II will run from perf.r
work on tbs aoast Ssa.ook, the heaviest beav.
cloth, with change Of needle, thread tension: 81
coarse ssttaa asa and s,tk IL easter fast.
and stiilerthan any other machine forms as.
and elastic ssam fTng from every other stitch esei
loop being soastsaby means of the ROTATING Hook"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26

"WAyT to see Grant mighty bad, do you? p
said blue-coated veteran to the people
crowding aboard the cars at a Maine Railroad
station, on their way to get squirt at our
famous General "W-a-all, why in thunder
didn't you come down to the front, when he
wanted to see y,u hey
A LADY and her daughter, while riding out
in Columbus. St Clair county, Mich, were
ATTACKED By bees The daughter was stung
so severely that she died.