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I" 'INuE PEN Is MIGITIER THAN TIE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-rIiE lest or ALL PENS,
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,

IHE BEST PENS II IhE WORLD.
On receipt Of Of the f9lo~ n sum. In .a'll On. sa
.,r,b wi Nv mail otieiwiss rs Directed
Gold f.as-.asciiEg ne sumo aeewds"g u G'"|'
hOn, W.: -
For so cents the MAI len ior = er, X Icy
Or the w.ytesdy rsi lSf II ~ f ies are aoS
numbered, bus correspond IN 'zes 10 Nuoe'' s
respectively!
THE SANE PENS ~ SILVER PLATED KxrESsios CASKS wirH
p, 81, n. Ms=,c Pen: ioa : o. the Lucky Pen; foe
ri 80 tie Away. Ready Pen; Tor ~. the Elegant reai
a Tb ,S az wei ias Go@d.wr,inr God Pens, with
do.ma Points the s,rsc sr q ysy S SS o. ~ tsen
a,e us,rar,astsd, and nsSeic,e not erehangeaa' =,
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS :,
The name " A. Motion Member and Qd2isy." are
,arped on the following Pens -ni the points wurant%
Tor six n,oni... except AGAINST -ceideDs. , .
Abe numbers ida ate eke uu!y; No. being the srlar
No 6 r-e.t. adapted f'T be poek NO to 'rs''s
mi No TO- tho largest Mammoth tod Pen or the desk
eorp PENS. WITHOUT CASES.
gor : 81 No Pen let quality ore No. Pen, "a qnaisyt
For ~ 40 Pen ii qnaity; or.No 4Pen Cd qaal:ys
For - 30 Pen Is; qaay or aNo PEN Cd qaaliys
rot - j. 80 srrn Quality: No. Pen q qs;,,y:
p6 20 No. Zen. % 20 No. 10 Pei-All l., guaisty.
rus sAss GOLD rsys. IN SEVER xxrrSsoS CASES wrTs
PE:cI.s. .
For ~ No Pen. Is, quai,y; No. Pen ID snally.
ora Ma. 4 zen. 3dqrt.iy. . -
For s3a 40 Pen. 1t qlaiy; or No. Pen q grahyS
For - IS No 4Pc1 i, gSany or No Pen % qaalys
oru No. Il Pen, ID qraiy. . ,u,.
Fo- 81 No. 3rru Is, quality; No Zen, % sueuS
tor - - 40. b fen lst quss'y.
GOLD pgss ALL Pisxr QrALrY IN SILVER MOUNTED pkss
HoLpr2a a, a
For =. Is No. Pen; -a2, No. sPeni for ~ NO. .
Pm; Tor IS .Je No.. ie'. AL, ~, "A
For No Pen; ,or pSG No. Pen and tof sSa NO "
Tie is, Quality" are pointed with the very bes; idos'
min Points carefully s-'ec-d and more of f gym ~ av
Id with III, shtest iup refien when sN snu INT
scrutiny drtrc. ,- D.. ...s, 30 him
The . ~ Qualify ere suprof 10 any feh' h"-V ~ S
% "A On li,yi b. intends sr,ll eqna in r,rsc' 20 Grs"
hi,y III ,,tirty una Coo1 Writing Qua es lhe only uuo
.a, /, -,iieu.l aly e. Pens AIDE els, wherr. , .
In rr 10 The Ca~ap Gold Peas, he begs leave 70 say thss
,,,. q, oue.n'in, his New aud Patented Machine ne
oui no h. y- Good Writing and Dnrfoe fehs ios
,,e n ir, h,t the Cold b..u " ii.bcd yr tuii,u,iy
Pa l.r o.icrns in al hs specify TIE Nsme
~ The MN be, ard "Ously of the Pens wn,,ed NO -
pur 20 describe the hind they err-wbe'hef SUE W
Huber. carrs" or mr. 49,. - =, 80
,irk auc 20 RI who send twenty tchar-c FOR
In rd ION pTicc {. soods ordeEed VIII s9a'.Hy a
Per. rcrdny Gold Silver will bs allowed the ishF'~
riun. on the day received. ,, "a
10 cItlBS-A d.coIn. Of 10 per cent VIII Re so"ea ..
sumo OF & ~ and IL per cent on IA aud 81 .'r' 0~
s"' Wv A. NORTON.
No. IS Msilrl -inir N-N'iolA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-30

800 bss inc udns soo bales spectators and exporter
III, u.lrt ia d and inc and oil prices have slightly
declined , a. -, ..,.
ton. wYr. stin decnin4 ,u ,,,l.,
Il, -, g, 100 .ssi p. rp dul with DOWN. ard tend ncy
LIVERPOOL PRov SION MARKET -brri bimi ON s'e'us
Race a onIet and s..ady; Lard hrm; Taiio "as.r
ifvxRp,oL rnoprcs MAsKlT-Ashes quitt and steady
Sugar S,rsdy; Coffee steady RICE hrm; ko'in nar's'
Sn' its Turp- milne hrrnrr at a. fr'ro eiin STEADY,
IoSpos Ja Il? erenin,-Consols closed at iG89s for
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ltaly.

A dispatch from Turin of Jan. II, says: The
Minister OF Justice has addressed circnlur to NE
Italian bishops, reminding them that tie Encyccu
10 the Royal Exe1uaiai The circular iurtheI
stes that the government reserves to Itself the right OF
Gecai ing by decree with what restrictions Tue Enc!
thereby iIust b. suppressed contrary TO the laws OF
the state.
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Poland.

A telegram from Leuborg OF Jan. IA, says;
An The poical prosecutions account OF the piymeul
a. 10 tic Polish National Goyernmcn. G@,ine Tue
late and lso those deains. ersns Ar esd
after their return iron imorsonent III Russia, have
been abandoned.
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OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE
FROM LONDON.

The News Of the Tnk 'ng Of Savannah aud
the Rspulse at Wilmington IN Eng
lnnd-Thc Quc'n not Going 20 Open
ParIiamcnt-StOrics Abowt Mrr-C"urt
Gossip-An Inscrnntionsi Qurstion-
The Amphion-Jhc Pinistow M"raier-
ThentrIs vcssus Music ualls-I he New
Tory Paper-liems.
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The Pc'rn says: The English military
oommandau, at Ado Ia stated TO have refused :" AFFORD
s.tsactio for the insults offered ~ French oineeTs
Mr. PACK cn5arn. the Eagl.sb Consul at madagascar
was about proceed 10 lsnataye to negotiste new
treaty.
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CITY IrHms.

MARETzEKs CoxogYrs.-The celebrated in,.,
res.u,o has Just returned from Earop- where he has
engaged Mle Helene do Kstow. the wonderful violin.
cello rformer and Mr.. James II. Well. the piaro.
rte vntuoso No,ice will SOON be given Of the fut
Q Jpcarance Of these artists.
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Russia.

The military estimates on the budget Tor
1865 rc reduced hy "a roubles aud the navy &C.
Uuates By 4J0,COO.
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India.
RoMRAY Dec. 90

BOMBAY, Dec. 29.-Gray Shirtings advanc'
,ng Cotton Bronch 42C. Exchange on London q {.
Freighis 65 Cotton lower; shipments for fortnight
Al UC0 bales Treights COZ u70i
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FIRE IN EIGHTzESrh-sr.-The apartments OF
John Kramcr N German shoemaker, in the tenement
b use No. rs East Eghteenth.st.. were damaged by
tire last evening ~ the amount Of 500.
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"a dYerti,ement.l

New SARATOGA "SrAR" SPRING WATER-A
Super, Mineral Watertry H. Be sure aud call for Starr
Sirus Water. Dept No. % Barciay-st., New, ORA
d. WKsToS, Agent
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11r;1TI,G.-Don't fail % attend :.le Graho
~ r.,tcy DRESS CARNIVAL ani II III ,'Ai'V..o .,
AZ EvEa!Nti lrb l. a. yyna LAKE. i'' ="
s,r,r,b,., Holoksn Aiai' I'm = oeaa
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IHE bESl fENS ~ M "OhLD'
On receipt Of ny Of the follow sum. III as the $40
..r,h wi send by ret uru ei otAeiwr. rs Directed
Gold en- F,ns-.escEg ihs sumo devydsng u de'e'p
fyr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-30
THE SANE PENS SILVER PLATED ExrEssios CASKS VII


The name &" a. Mo ton Member and O12.:sy,'
stamped on the follow Pens ~ni the points wa.Tant
Tor six nion,l. except a.alusG -ccideDs -
ihe numbers lid, ate ele ouy No. being tie sr1alr
No tlr r.est adapted fir the poekr No T. tie .nsilS
spi No TO- tie largest Mammoth uold Pen ior the desk
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GOLD PINS WITHOUT cAs'

For 50 cents the Aa-r Pea ior - cr,t. q lucky fei
f,r : the .-Rrtdy Pea; for 3 20 the El-sai
Pen; and i IS So Exceisior PEN th.- Pens are u
numbered bus pond in .zes TO Numbers = s. D. 81
e.pec.lYelN.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-11

long time the care of said children-educa-
ting them-and that they are orphans, having
ne known relations said petitioner now
makes application for the guardianship of
said children. Ordered that petitioner have
the care and control of said children until
they attain the age of eighteen.
In the matter of the estate of Geo. Nutall,
deceased-It appearing by petition of
Frank Davis, Administrator, praying for an
order to sell the real and personal property
of said estate, that it is necessary to pay the
allowance to the family. Ordered thas all
persons interested appear in said Court on
Monday, April Sd, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, to
Eshow cause why prayer Of petitioner should
not be granted. 1t further appearing that
EGeorgietta Nutall, child of said deceased, is
minor and has no general guardian-Ordered
that S. P. Scaniker, djsinterested person,
be appointed Attorney for said minor for the
sole purpose of appearing for her in the pro-
ceedings.
Estate of John E. Mcdonald, deceased
J. B. Friend, Administrators, having, January
24th, presented a petition for an order of
sale of all the real estate of deceased-Or-
dered that the same be granted.
Estate of A. G. Lane, insane.--D. ".
Douthitt, Guardian, having presented petit
ton for an order of sale of certain real estate
Ordered granted.
Estate of R. Brunn, deceased-Order of
sale of real estate of deceased at Lewiston
Granted
Oder granted to Sheriff of Boise County
to furnish additional guards to confne Terri
torial prisoners in the County Jail
Adjourned for term
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THE ADA COUNTY ELECTION.
BoIsE Cry, March I, 1866, 6A.M.

|
EDrToR WORLD Canvass of the votes not
yet completed, but the Democratic ticket is
at least eighty ahead in this precinct. The
dear Peoples Ticket" is like the cows tail,
always behind. The " Straight Ups" are
about fifty ahead of the {" Peoples" and we
will come up the Valley with about one hun
dred and twenty-five, which will give us
about two hundred Democratic majority.
was circulating around the County when
your letter of the Sd reached me-had quite
an interesting time. Our opponents did not
meet US but once on the trip, and on that
occasion Long Hungry (alias J. S. Reynolds)
was taken violently i'll AFTER THE SPEAKING.
His distemper was generally attributed to lis
having partaken too bountifully of salmon,
for they do say that salmon is unhealthy for
certain animals, and it proved SO in this case.
would like to write you the details of
the canvass. / am sure it would be interest
ing as well as amusing, butt have not been to
bed for two nights and have need OF imme-
date rest. Tomorrow, will send you the
full particulars of the canvass, election, and
that is likely to be interesting.
ADA.
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A TRAVELLING FEAT.

EDITOR WORLD: | take the pleasure of
informing you of one of the greatest feats
ever performed by the Hog'en Travelling Club:
headed by Captain Robert Hays, and Lieut..
R. Keg, and fifty others.
The road being blockaded, they started and
tramped, through six feet of snow, to Center
vile and back-sixteen miles-in FIVE hours,
and made the road passable for the coming
HoG'EM OF HoG'EMsDALE.
Pioneer City, March 8, 1865.
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TEE OwYHEE RoUTE.-Mr! Hill Beachey is
engaged in stocking stage line to run on
the route from Boise City to Star City, in the
Humboldt district, where it will connect with
the stages for Virginia. Messrs. Francis and
Pierce are reported by the California papers,
to contemplate opening a road from Red
Bluff, or some point on the Sacramento river,
to Ruby City via Honey Lake. Beachy is said
to have the stock and stages for his line
already on some portion of the road. This
road once open, it will become the great
highway to the North, taking most of the
travel to this country. Portland will lose
but Idaho will. gain by the arrangement.
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N ew this w eek. r
SOUTH BOISE EXPRESS.
Established in 1863.

FTIHE public informed that during the coming
l. this express will regularly from Boise Basin
and Boise City the South Boise and Yuba mining towns
connecting with Wells, Fargo Co. At early day
the prices will be reduced the lowest possible paying
rates. The distance from Boise City via IDAHO Rocky
Bar is twenty-five miles shorter than the Newberg mail
route and be made in less time. We shall pay par
tcuar attention to carrying all kinds of legitimate
press matter the sale Of California papers in the Mines
filling orders for ladies' goods etc, etc. as heretofore
Offices at Boise City, Placervlle Centreyile Pioneer
and IDAHO, with Messrs. W els Fargo Co.
Agents-Rocky Bar Messrs Diey Dover.-Bed Rock
City, S. Mattingly, Esq,-IDAho G. L. Goodrich.
n. B. Goods purchased by in IDAHO for ladies and
other parties throughout Boise Basin will be sent c. O. d.
by Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express Orders must be signed
by responsible to receive attention. and addressed
agent South Boise Express, Idaho City,"
We shall employ messengers who are energetic and
trustworthy We intend to retain the patronage and
confidence which we have acquired.
c. L. GOODRICH, Supt.
IDAHO, March H. 1S65-20tf
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summons.

Territory of Idaho, County Of Boise.
In Justices Court, before L. Fl. Galloway. ]. p.
r. w. BUTTON VS.. G. N. Spears.
To THE DEFENDANT fSPEARs):
VOY are HEREBY summoned to be and appear
Il before me at my office in the town of Center.
Vile, county of Boise, on the 6th day of Anril
tSe9 at %G Of sad M If SAD o da to
of you the sum of Ninetynne Dollars, for work
done on house in the town of Pioneer Citv in
Boise county And, take notice that, if Won fail 80
to appear and answer, said plaintiff will take indc
ment against you for the sum of Ninety-nine De-.
lars, and costs of this action. Given under INV
hand this second day of March, 1865. -
20w4 T. Fl. CALLAWAY Up
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Simmons.

Territory OF Idaho, County of Boise. 7
In Justices Court, Before I. II. Galloway, ]. p
j. H. VREELAND VS.. G. N. SPEARS.
To THE DEFENDANT (SPEARs):
.WOU are hereby summoned to be and amman
Z before the undersigned, Justice Of tba.
Peace in and for said county of Boise, at nv office
in the town Of Centerville and county aforesaid On
the 9Th day Of April 1865, at one o'clock 2. NJ -
answer the complaint Of said plaintiff, of which
he claims of you the sum Of Ninety-nine Dollars
for work done on house in Pioneer City, in the
county OF Boise, And, take notice that, if Won
fail 50 to appear and answer, said plaintiff viii
take Judgment against you for the sum of ninety
and costs Of this action. GIVEN under
my hand this 9Th day of March, 1865.
2Ow4 I. H. CALLAWAY, J.P.
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NOTTCEY

NOTICEis hereby given, that application will
IN be made by the undersigned, at the next req
ular session of the Board Of County Com,nissioI.
ers, for Charter for Toll Road from Idaho Cify
to Silver City leading up Moore's creek by way Of
practicable route. JAMES CARR.
JESSE BRADFORD
PlacervilIe, March Sd. 1865. a6w4
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Legal Rlanks.--Justices of the Peace and
others desiring toprocure legal blanks areinformed that
we have at the oRLD Office for SALE supply of All tL
blanks in ordinary use expressly prepared and nrntaJ
in accordance with the Statutes of Idaho Territory and
the practice of the courts including Simmons Attach
mens, Affidavit for Attachment, Bonds warrants BIs
for Sale mining and warranty Deed. &gs &C.. ----D
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The Democracy of Ada have carefully
wrappedi up Reynolds peoples Party" in
its swaddling clothes, and fled it away for
preservation. In due time it will be sent to
Barnum's Museum. For particulars see letter
from. Boise City,.
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THURSDAY, March I'd.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.

In the matter of Guardianship of Mary w.
and Hettie P Arnold, two Indian minor chill
dren,-C. I. E. Arnold, resident of this
city, having, this I'd day of March, appeared
before the Probate Court, and by petition
sworn to-, praying for the appointment of
Guardian to Mary w. and Hettie P Arnold,
two female Indian children, aged ten and
eight years, and petitioner having had for a
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Road Notice.


WE, the undersigned, will apply to the Board
W of County Commissioners of Boise county,
Idaho Territory, at their next regular session to
be held thirty days after the publication of this
notice, for license to build and run ferry across
the Payette river, at any point between the outh
OF Wooleys gulch and point Indicated by no..
tice four miles above on said river bank said
Wooley's gulch being about four miles above
Picket Corral JOHN 7. PRICE.
E. 9. SULLIVAN.
Idaho City, March 5th, 1865. 20td
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For Sale.

MY DWELLING-HOUsE, situated on &#HA
Iva COMMERCIAL ST., IDAHO CITY. AsfA-
% For Particulars, inquire at the City Hotel.
2etf L H. BARBER.
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Proceedings of the Probate Court--Feb-
ruary Term---HOn. j. VI. shepherd
Presiding.
Court called at Probate Judges Office at
Idaho City, February 9th, 1865, -ordered
that the matters and hearing set for this day
be continued until Wednesday, March Ist,
1865. Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY,, March Ist.
Court met at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
In the matter Of the estate of r. Brunn,
deceased Ordered that the hearing of the
petition of Administrator for sale of real
estate situate in Placerville, be continued
until fourth Monday in March, being the first
day of next regular term. Further ordered
that in the matterof the sale of real estate
situated at Lewiston, be continued until
Monday, March 9th.
In the matter of the estate of l. W. Rourk,
deceased-Will of I. W. Rourk presented
forjproof and probate with.petition of G.. lie.
Arnold to be appointed Executrix with the
will annexed Monday, March 9th, set for
hearing said applications and that notice be
given directing all persons interested in said
estate to appear at that term to show
cause, if any they have, why said will should
not be admitted to probate, and letters tesla
mentary should not be issued to the said G.
T. e. Arnold. Further ordered that subpenas
issue to subscribing witnesses to be and ap-
pear on sad day.
Ia the matter of the estate of VIM. DAILY,
of deceased presented for
probate and petition of John Noon received
10 be appointed Administrator with the will
there being no Executor. named in
,aid will-Ordered that the fourth Monday
If March be set for the hearing of said ap-
olication, and that notice be duly given to
I'll persons interested in said estate to appear
It that time and show cause why said docu-
nent should not be admitted to probate as
he last will and testament of said deceased, !
sc. Subpenas issued to subscribing wit
lessess. Adjourned.
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DENTISTRY!

r HAVE REMOVED ONE DOOR BELOW TIE POU-
i JADE HOUSE, UPSTAIRS.
RS-Any wishing finished filings, or other permaA
nent work, will do well to call. 4. C. NICHOLS
Idaho city, March Sth, 1865. 20tf
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The rock from the Galaveras is very rich in
gold-literally yellow with it, The ledge is
ten inches wide and the rock all alike. The
Eureka is obtaining good reputation also.
1t is supposed to be an extension of the Cal
averas.
Sales are being made at Ruby City of feet
an the first extension south of the Morning
Star at $50 per foot.
A correspondent writing to Mr.. Allison
from Ruby City, says Moore. 3 DuRell have
small mill at Boise City which they intend
to take to Ruby City Immediately. They will
run it with Minear's engine.
Timber and ranch claims are being located
in Paradise Valley and surrounding country.
Everybody is expecting lively times when
the road opens. Money is scarce there now,
but friend writes Us that though the times
are hard now 1--WE may be well off yet" We
DO not doubt it..
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QTARTz AT OwYHEB.-Mr. Jos. L. Allison
received package of quartz specimens from
Owyhee, on Wednesday some Of which sur
pass anything yet received from that quarter.
Among them are specimens from the Metrop-
oils, Eureka, PlacerViHe, Salamander, NAM
moth, Minnesota and Calaveras. Assays of
three different classes of rock from the Min
nesota give the following results:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-05

MUNIrIcENr RETURN FOR KINDNESS
Some twenty five years ago, the late Mr..
Mcclure, of this city, adopted an orphan
bow named Cleary, who was cared for by
the, family and treated with the same
kindness as their own children. He was
willing to work at anything, and only felt
pleased when his time was occupied. About
ten years ago, when ClearY attained the
age Of twenty. one, and felt as though he
was able to take care Of himself, he deter.
mined upon visiting the gold regions Of
California. moan & h.n.e #s. #.rff~ -
Mr.. Mcclure gave hin money with
which to pay his passage. Shortly after
reaching California he obtained a situation
as clerk, and in few years saved couple
of thousands of dollars from his salary
With this capital he embarked in lucra-
tive business.
A few years later he found himself to
be worth. fifty thousand dollars in solid
cash. He then disposed Of his interest in
business and went to Australia. He remain
ed there about a year, and then visited
London, where he died about three months
ago. .
Previous to bis death, he bequeathed
fifty thousand dollars to the Mcclure fam.
lily. He caused letter to be written in
forming the family of the fact. This
letter was given to the captain of vessel,
and he reached this city on Tuesday and
delivered it to the family.
Two of the brothers, James and John
Mcclure, Immediately proceeded to New
York with the captain, for the purpose Of
making arrangements to get the money
albany Journal.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-05

MISSING Iowa SoLDIrRs.-The following
Iowa soldiers are reported missing"
Any person knowing anything Of the fate
of any Of them should write to Miss Clara
Barton, Washington, d. o., who will COM
municate all information she can obtain to
the friends Of the missing:
David NJ. Baxley, CO. G, 35th inf.
Frederick Buckmaster, co. X, 18th inf.
Josiah 3. Jacobs, co. H, 7th inf.
Jackson johnson, CO. -, 18th inf.
John F. knight, CO. l, 9th inf.
Seth Knowles, CO. G, 18th inf.
Francis NJ. Lucas, co. G, 25th inf.
George Overtwin, co. H, 25th inf
William Ray, co. -, 9TH inf.
John N. Richey, CO. E, 10th inf
William Tippery, co. X, 9th inf.
Josiah A. Whitten, co. H, 9th inf.
John Written, CO. II, eth inf.
Daniel c. Bishard, CO. NJ, 9Th cav.
Henry II. Dean, CO. B, sth cav. ....
Charles Frentzke, co. F, 5th cav.
Leverette Junius Littlejohn, CO. B, 4th cav.
Cyrus F. Macy, co. c, sth cav.
w. w. Russell, co. A, 9Th cav.
Miles d. Wescott, CO. L, Sth cav.
Y. B. Whitford, CO. -, 9Th cav.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-05

PHYSICAL CHANGES ON THE NoRTn AMER
IcAN CoAsT.-Recent Investigations reveal
the astounding fact that the coasts of New
Brunswick, Prince Edwards Island, New
Jersey, and portion of the eastern Allan
tic shore are gradually uprising, while
those Of the Bay of Fundy and Greenland
are slowly sinking. Should these pheno-
mena continue for ten centuries, the map
of the North American continent would in
the year 1900 present an entirely different
aspect. The land towards the north would
increase. The Hudson's Bay and the Jer-
sey shores would become fruitful valleys,
with innumerable inland seas Where now
lie the banks Of New Foundland there
would hereafter be reninsulas, connected
with the main land like the banks OF ST.
George are at present. The passage from
ireland to America provided always bal
looms had not yet superseded steam
would then only take four days. The
whole Atlantic coast line of the United
States would advance as far as the bend
made by the Gulf Stream, and the small
island. banks. end rocks of the Bahamas
would fuse ino la ger islands, resembling
those of the West India group.