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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

20
IT. 60 80 -. -
IL. - - HlpI osase TMonvenno9 met here 70
- e., 'iocA Inc sesendaade arge.
S.s.. nom Fne wncie
m. ,
on,ention orgamzcd With the hon.
W. p-..:I' Oh bangor, ~ ffesident,
po~all AL. @ eAcn county, ana =.
ser.~.. 4-A SPs.gue ana y. - hue -
.. -
.mmuee on resofuuons was appointed
A. h.ilos 80 80 80.
La, vss taken Tor Governor. The
1o.s "uaT uunuss g oI sotes was o04 Sahi- Cory,
49,. uo'ernof nad 900, ana Eas unAo-
~ r rol.u. 4. .
Inc convention was then add dressed BY
non. non so1n hEe Asa Colonel Sutherland Of
~. ...sl
SosiF Fmao OF tne qommittee
,,.i,a@:. ussohs, Feporsed ser1es of which the
'o,I9 Tu "ss synopsis:
Ane Hst feco9piSes the divine hand which
yuSn me eavai war Anfs9lveA us
!. psee' nsseu on !ne exn3passon OF
IT, .'l ~ Na" .ss'oI As'~n u 9 we NniPn
- onu "a .cnrs tne en9orsemfnt OF the
~ Pre.;dsr, ! ;..ssj. S!n e ns suainis'ra''on !
his deyas;or - hn. ss. oo.n because OF
lTn;on. and s,n-..-.- eaon s1s. anu Ehmeriean
A pRrovw 4 II
,..en,;,,. a. NJ. aesirs nin uesirous ot
iahsir X - Ie j1s. nents OIL al Paft1es. and IN
III srnrs - = aon - men Oh Isne cage cor
,,aaaI ap;a'. =. .ne eIes. WORK OF securing ma,
ssrss -sssa,. .ns a 'ss.oon u ana equahv O
The ,h;rd s...as 80 ..Iuu'ing .I peaee;
;eva,,,.sn, - Ia ma :. = .ne daty OF me
s;onsi nmsan - noio me Sta'es unper proTi-
nsanla ] ssn. !. c.nnJ "nere me cns..faer q the
r.,,ali;esr .ao an unsafe oepos's9ry o. free
FL 10y fosesnment
the rshsii,n... ps sss,.a; !. una. IN re9rgAnialne
oS ,hs Gn~s%..n. 1915 - me nent ana ou'y
N the co,s.;,as:I.i ~ uens1u 'ne rtuncouon
= ne eons''.uu0aai amsudnent Abolishing
.ccoa., - eAI. ~ iemo's' o. al disfoaisy On
..o,,.I;.. = sSo' Ano secure 70 gu perfect
rhe f,h .naa-o p..:,
,;an,a A,.a ia. enuorses PRESIDENT 1on1son sen
rrb, tha, fraaso.. .s '.eAu peopi9 mus. oe
,,un,sh.d .,a,Ls.,. cl"e ano must oe
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Bank ROhherY.

NEW IoRK, Aug. H.
The Commercial says this morning about
half past 4 o'clock officer McCarylof the 10Th
precinct arrested Henry B. Jenkins, paying
teller Of the Phoenix Bank, IS Wall street
on complaint Of John Parker, cashier Of the
same bank, who charges that at various times
the accused has taken the sum of $50, 900 or
thereabodts from the bank and converted The
same to his own use without the knowledee
or consent Of the employers. 1t is under
stood the alleged defaulter confesses TO taking
large SUM Of money from the bask, bat he
exact amount he does not state.
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We have been forced - silcsee and mac.
tion; to look on the internal spectacle Of our
sons groaning under the. lash !; our dsughters
rAvished our wives violated, and ouf firel
sides desolated; while We ourselves have
been led to the shambles and sold like beasts
of the field. 'ss SIS
When the nation in her hour Of trial called
her sable sous to arms, we gladly went and
fought her bottlee, bat were denied the pay
accorded 70 othefl, until public opinion de-
manded it.. snd even then 4tvas tardily
Wehave fonebt aad coaquerea. but have
been denied the benefits of victory.
We layo oAgAk vhaD syieeoFr fave US no
glory, and where captivity meant cold hlooded
murder on the field, axId no blsck man
dinched. We are taxed, but denied the right
Of trial BY jury, and Institutions Of iearnins
which We help 70 support, ere closed against
US. fs
Such being our wrongs, We sabmit 70 the
American people and 70 the world the follow
ing declaration Of our rights, asking calm
consideration thereof:
"Ah men being born free and equal, no
man or government has = right to annsi, re-
peal, OF render imperative this Fundamental
princaple, except it be for crime; therefore
- 49, s1S stASnscASosE fcIScut Oh Ill t1WY Op-
perAung against NJ as . separate class OF peo-
pie. a.sis aeaessara vssffs4 s4s
That as natives Of American soil We claim
the right to remain upon it, and that afay at.
tempt to remove, expst hate, or coionise u IN
any other land against oar win i unjust ,sfur
here We were born, and for this country our
fathers and bnthss ave fought, and We hope
to remain here in the full enjoyment Of en-.
tranchaesd 1aanise6 sad 10 aiguisies. As
citisens oftAe feprb1se We claim he rishts OF
c,ts5ens5 s. we claim that We ere by right ss,i-
tied TO respect: that al due attention should
be gwen 70 our needs that proper rewards
should be given for our services; that the i'm
munities and privileges Of all other citizens
and defenders OF the nation honor should be
conceded to US. We claim the right to be
heard in the State Legislature, in all the
courts OF the country, and the hall of Con-
gress That, emerging o We are from the
long night Of gloom and sorrow, We are emit
tied to and claim the sympathy and aid OF the
entire Christisn world. We invoke the con.
sider.ie and Of mankind in this crisas of our
history. and IN this hour Of trial y
These are portion of our rights as men.
a. patriots. As citizens, and as children Of n
common Father; and that We may realize and
retain them. this Is our purpose. We confid.
our cause to the just God, whose benign AID
we most solemnly invoke.
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Ii CouPLEs.-''A State Convention is
called to meet ct Des Moines on the 24th OF
August and Soldiers State Convention is
callea in Two or three counties for the 2Sd of
the same month
The other day there was Coppefhead
meeting in Fairfield, and a soldiers meeting
on the same day in the same town.
How happens it that these meetings and
conventions are got up in couples On all,occa-
sions' Have the Copperheads and soldiers
become so loving that, Ike the Siamese
Twins, they are inseparahle? Or does itarise
from the simple fact that the Copperhead
leaders have but q limited stock of stool
pigeon soldiers and are constrained to keeI
close at hand to ''liquor' and manipulate
them as occasion requires?
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WATER SroUr.-The sswindows of heaven
we're opened, and there was q great fall of
water At Fort Madison Friday evening. Saith
the Plaiadealer:
That water spout' in the Northeast part Of
town Friday eveaing was something to talk about
1t did not rain, IL poured down in tsre4ts, filing
the rsvine, carrying down timbers, boslders, ap-
roofing trees on the bank. and sweeping away
fences and bridges. The like has not before been
witnessed within the memory Of the Oldest inhabi-
tant-
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0SrcH o. coxrrRoIIxl or yHs CrkaxxcY1
WssHIseroy, July Is, 1865.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-.
w A-n.ed to the nnder~ xn IL k.- h-er rasde
IN aupe~r thst "THE STATE NATIONAL
BANK OF KKOKUK,n toe estS ef kcosa.k in
In the county Of Lee and sss Of Iowa has been duly
EAasseA sndrr s-d recording to. the Requirements
Act Of copuess entitled "Au Act provide E.tioai
Currency secured by pledge OF United States Bonds
sni provide for the circulation and redemption there
of approved Juno ID 1854. and has complied With all
toe prsvixns ~ said required be plied ith
before commencing she business Of Banking Faii
At.
Sow. therefore, I. Freeman Clarke, Comptroller Of
the Carrency do hereby certify that ssTH< a~ass Ma
ffcSAL B.SK or KKpAuk" in the city Of keckuk the
cuunty OF Lee and State Of Iowa authorized TO
meuee ths business o. Rznkng under the Aforesaid
- In testimony whereof witness h-nd and
LIS seal VI afhSs this l5ta dAv Of July. 1865.
- FREEMAN CLARKE
No. f.&h Comptroller Of ths CErr-nsy.
fv2l-~r2m
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NE YnRx Anp lf


The Commercial SAYS Mrs. Douglas appeal
70 the President for the pardon Of Herschel
'. johnson, who was on the ticket With her
husband as Vice President, has proved sue
cessfu}.
The Has Washington special says advices
received n the State Department I'd day, from
the American Consul At Malta. stdte that the
cholera is raging there to fearful extent.
Communication with the adjacent islands has
been suspended. Quarantine is Egidiy en-
forced at various places.
Our Consuls at Trieste and Messina state
measures have been adopted to prevent the
cholera from spreading from the parts to
which it has extended from Egypt
Georgetown Heights, selected for the Pres
dents residence, is considered too far from
the Executive Office, and the Presidents 9 fam
lily having expressed prefersnce for the Scl-
diers Home, tits probsble that place viii be
adopted,
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TIE soldiers meeting at Fairfield was not
onlya villainous swindle, bat miserable fail

he SOiulerS meeting 81 rairnefQ was mol
onlya villainous swindle, bat miserable fail.
ure. ak sf&e NAS
The names of Capt Alexander and num-
Der of other soldiers were forged or obtained
under false pretenses to the call, and when
the meeting came Of there was not c6rpo-
rails guard present in favor of the movement,
and one of those who acted e Secretary Of
the meeting did NOT sympathize with the
movement, but made fun Of it in the report Of
the official proceedings, . the following ex-
tracts will show. 2m
The official proceedings say:
The Chairman called for those il favor II the
resolutions to say aye, when Two or three soidicrs
and Ave or six Ccppesheads said aye, and uhsn
The uoee were called, some thirty or feF&yr ~
spendeds bit ~ ChAiF1an Assaarsd The sssslu-
tioas adppesd eaH 50 1ssa'
IhsCh1irnaa No. uAae spssch lsaAinx hi
Uwn services - sel1ise, &; e. Hes1suartsss 66t
aiapantig lhSAash, N psst5 I'D s1JSiAae
- 7. 21csI III rs4 :. ! Z. es.ss,ssd s1l:s{
eau1A. - en1iss sheusd thslr appG -
~ viopsuD 49,
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Troops Tor the Pacific.
~ New YuaK. App. 10.

The l4th c. s. infantry regulars, nearly
800 strong, leave for California on the 10th.
The I'd q. s. artillery win follow as soon as
ready.
During the rebellion nearly all the troops
on the Pacific coast, we're called cast and the
men now going forward will assist IN subdu-
ing the Indians. The force now operating
against the Indians consit OF rebel prisoners
who entered the Union army rather than 20
South. They have been sent there from time
to time and are now organized into six regi-
ments, doing good service under the old Gag.
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A SrArE FOR NEGRoEs.-Gen. Sherman,
in recent speech. suggested the propriety Of
setting apart one Of the Southern States, as q
colony for the colored people of the United
States, where they might control their own
affairs, and be represented in Congress by
men of their own selection.
The General is quite anxious to see such
m arrangement consummated.
We should not object TO such a project, as
it would give them their full right to suffrage.
-knorriiie Republicans.
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In noticing the soldiers supper at Fort
Madison Wednesday evening, the Plaiadealer
says:
Coppsrheads and conspirssors cannot celebrate
the overthrow of the slaveholdcrs' rebellion Tho
confederacy is broken. The gigantic superstruc-
turc Is stubbIe before the storm and the miser-
able architects, panic-strickcn and eonfoanded,
like the builders Of the tower of Babel, have forl
gotten their vernaeular speech,
"T6ey hang their harps upon the willows.'''
Their CRY is no longer, no coercion, no emapeips-
ton, no anti-slavery amendment, no support of
the administration bat il is: Nold;ers, Soldiers,
dear Soldiers! On! now ws Love ToUi
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MIRIAMp WOE.

MIRIAMD WOE.
DY THOMAS BAILEY ALDRIeH
Miriam by the planters door,
Her child upon her knee
Sat ~ the twifsh; gathered round
The vale of 5.scooehee.
sat With IN anguish in her eyes
And forehead bended low
Sat like statue carved In stone.
All psilid with her voc.
By dark bayou and cypress swamps,
By rice-feId and lagoon,
Her soul went wandering to the land
That scorches in the noon
And on the lover Of her youth.
She turned her patieut eyes,
And saw him sad, and faint, and sick,
Beneath those alien skies.
She saw him pick the cotton-blooms,
And cut the sugar-cane.
A ring of iron On his wrist,
And round his heart q chain.
She saw him when his work was done,
Bit down In some lone place,
To dream Of her, and weep for her
His hands across his face
She heard the dear old violin
That he wss wont to play
Al twilight, in their eourting- time,
When Life Was sweet As Nay
Then suddenly cat bird called,
From out neighboring tree,
And Niriam's soul came back again
To the vale Of Macoochee
And closer, closer to her heart,
She held the little child,
Who stretched its tiny hands to feel
Her bosom's warmth. and smiled.
But she, she did not own touch
OF that fond little hand
Great God. tha; such thing should be
Within Christian land,
L n. y. I.depeadent.
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To CoSrRAcroRs.- contract for fur.
nishing the Iowa Penitentiary with supplies
for the ensuing year, will be let in October
next. Should any of our dealers aud coa-
tractors desire to put in bids they will hare
an opportunity. See advertisement.
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WAsHrserox. Aug. Il

The President has appointed 8. P. Cesnata
q Nex York, 70 be Consul n Cyprus, and
X. y. FaKrel Of Ohio, Consul 1t Cadiz.
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HOR Sc FARR / j. r.
Or. l.. P. COE,
Veterinary Surgeon,

"OULD announce to the citi- I'm
w sons OF Keos uk and c,nity that he sNA
wsii lin Ia this place fur days iron the "a i.st
md c.n found at the Souns America, here ke
be consulted Re viii treat ali dis hi-h III hosss
sui jee, TO. Gao eur the hingtone, SPAWN, Curb,
Spiint, windsa aEd remove tho lsmps without moving
hair Will tho Big z-head, Sig Jaw, Pollvl, Fis
tua or Glaneere In fifteen minutes without leSvipG
scar. viii Founders, Hoof hount; alsn, wax or
blind yes when iul and plump matter Of hc~ hong
standing
ASSo charge made until the animal 10 cur d, except
ior medici ue. sugsdes
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EsTABLIsHED IN IsA3.
PAPER

At Lass thaa Mama actr,rs TriccsI Ne C,racics xlk
tAs corsbinsd Eo7scpoy for Rsa Prices
OVER the largest and beat nss~rt stock OF Pap1
Of every description 10 he found IN this ccuutry.
Boksellers statopeFs, ihters ard Binders will
MONEY By hrst examining my suck. 0rces BY nell
rompty niied-
AP. HARD, WI oIeeals Psper Dealer
jy9I1m No. ~ Beekman 81. N. Y. fThs Oaa Sssnd)
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Ii is said that little sasafras bark sprink-
led in with dried fruit when put away, say Q
handful to bushel, will keep it from worms
three or four years.
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Nf1 advertisements.
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EMiE 6AENDEL,
FS3slesA,s xs4 s.srkes,..
OFFICE AnD RnaTsBHcB.
On StvesA s. 1aosm 1Ibndsns asd nnss1 nsss 70
~ Aedsoal Ob5Se,
sug11-dsm KEOKUK, IOWA.
Ro0D11 r 00kAg0uB,
ATTOKTEF 1T, Law,
TFf KEoKtK, IOWA o1a
&#@ gsgaa sy 70
11omcs On Third d., bstvssa Msin SD Jehnsss-
aagldly HF % sEa -
NOTICE FOK SUPPLTEs.
wnury Uyyscz, TSsx TsssslxsfXns,
kosr aAsisDs. AsE :, 4. y. 1soe.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ - nySacs uapi nssn o. ~ Viz Fiji gg8@s Al
FrM Day of Oy1ober Nexs. s

~ - nyoacs uaui nsssn og she Eli gv|~sW
FfrH Day Of October Neat, 8 III
FOR furnishing supple. for the Iowa esstsssssy -
the ensuing yssr 70 b. delivered a. the Psaissnssry
isuS = 10. Be.s b sovsnb.s and D.e..bsr. .lsss,
$50 ). 10. B..f 10 spfns and aa..a, lsss, =
= ssis, Ho. ! Pork, y Msss md y Rusp nom Jan.
sas tbls No. i'm. Flour, Is ftls Per .osth or = rs
40 bushels No Corn Meal, 70 bushels per onth OF
obaah.l. No. eosasee. In October, November snA
Dsreeoes 1865 Bids vii BE- received for ioss II Ioe
busLels.
IS ba.heis No. White Bears, through the y.sr, =
is .bas No. sorshnm xoI.sses, par. III. Pail asl
Il asl.. 10. CIDER Vinegar. bsl pr month. OF ..
noses No. Star casdie.. through tn. yesr, - r~
I,e0e b good common Chewing robseco through the
II bbis No ] Coal OIL, through the yssr. or - rs
~ cords good Oak Wood, a. resnired
10 pairs No. mems Brogans escorted sises, 10 pers
November ht lso loo pairs Jsnuary is 1899, ranging
u scsrn p.irs wooi fo-hs large Sizes ~ rsqrir.l
10 pieces kfcvn ahsctIng. - required.
Ticking, - tqared-
Is Hickory 6hirtang - required.
10 " Prints sor comforts. .. required.
go Vl.nnei or Lnsey ior con.ies uEdsr shtrs. ~
required-strip~s preferred.
IS pair heavy Wool Blankets, required.
las Ds Coarss Wool for comfbfts - required.
p sseks q. A. Salt, sos emb<r 18th, 1855.
10 ]. Il. Salt. November 18th, 1865.
l Pepper, November 18th. 1t~a
10 bushels uorniny, November 18th 1885
Mustard s@@d, Novemter 18th, 1sdS
II bhl Salarstus November 18th, 1885.
20 bushes Rye, required.
boxes Rssin Bas Sap required.
The right to reject al bids which may be eouskdsrsd
N hereby restrved
Couractors are qui'ed TO CIV bonds for the faithful
Performance OF their contracts Payments Ls made
in cash State Auditors sxusr>fion Of
each quarter the CATER rvsnrns can Be had
from the State Andisars cfcs. be- Mosas Io~s when
practicable bidders will send samples With bids
augl1-d 3. A. LAYrUe, Warden
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PHILADELRnlA, Aug. 10.
There WAS large sale of Government ves.
ssls this forenoon. at the navy yard. A
nsmcer Of steamefs, tugs and sailing vessels,
fct watch the Government has no further use,
we're sold At snction by order Of the Govern
ment The attendance was large and the
bidding spirited.
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prHps

UIHUf N
In farninston, Iowa. Monday, Aug til, 1883.
WnLIAx BsRPHH, only child Of Chas and Bllsn west
cees; agsd II months aud days.
our Joy l. turned to grief.
Dear HARsEs, hs is gone,
Sweet child. hi. visit here was brief;
His absence will be long.
We know hs liyes AxAiA,
xhsrc all h peace und love;
He's frvs from and frum pain,
In taat heixht world above
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It psy bsinteressig to ypss ssssA04 to
know that the circnit on the Atlantic Cable
wAs lcst when seven hundred mijSs u il ~
paia out No further news received from The
Crest Eastern. as@eaa *e K. j.
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AsPrr Bar, Aug. 1O-9P. y.
There are no signs of the Clarn Claritta.
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mARR sED.

August 10Th, IT the residence Mr. JohnG Howard,
By Rev Mr.. a<ni. Mr. JOIN MAckiHI Of this city,
Ass DssonAR Hrrs. of r. Madison, Iowa.
The printers ts-tify T. shs Of the cake
tAat accompanied the above notice and ali ioa SisA
Ing the happy couple tho joys and blssaings long
life
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Gold.

NEw YORK, Aug. 10
Gold tonight l42
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NOR SALE-A fine -blooded Horse, seven
years old good aud Prs n1uuced BY judges
one a the he's. linn horses in country The hcrss
was IA county No and drew the nlst kries
1t the tar in that county whom ccit He Of ds!k
brown color almost black, aud large siDe viii b
sold cheap Apply To Ir. CURTIS. Al tho efee 81 Dss
sanford / Curtis, Fifth street. betvesh Main and
Blondssa, Keokuk. auAI-t
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.4Ass0sssec

~FOR SHERIFF.-At the request of
ns.y friends, announce my ea . snoidaxe r-eso-
tian Sheriff II Lee county the ensuing election
t. prevent QUE tirns being asked. declare that
In Of supporting President Johpsoa; IN
against Negro suffrage ahywbere: In favor o1 uioss
La1uor II Law, and subscribe the oia;ions
pas.e a -eoidiers' ard Citiy~n Convention"
AsrlessoA Lee county, low the 18th Of July
1865, Of which Capt. Ballinger - { harnsn.
sugio IsRAkL ANDERSON.
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w A N r e ID!

A Journeyman Harness-Make
STEADY employment will be given to .
~ god hand by A. AAGyr
Ha-rxts rrd lSnddIc AaR~y yrctM-sr
augIo-dlv Main St. near THIRD
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24

DEATH OF WY. s. CAMPBELL, ESQ
A dispatch was received in this place, on
Monday, announcing the death Of VIM,
s Campbell, Esq, Proprietor of the st
Lawrence Hotel, in Philadelphia. His
remains will be brought to New Alexan-
dra, in this county on Wednesday for in
.ermept. MIR. Campbell was at one time
connected with the St. Charles Hotel, in
pittsburg, and for some time was identified
with the interests Of the Mountain House,
Cresson. Mr.. Campbell was formerly 4
resident Of this county, and his numerous
friends will be painec to hear OF bis de-
sease --PeHn'a Argus,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24

TEE BEST MUSICAL INSTRUMENT FOR
1HE FANILY.-"Ths piano forte" says
the American Baptist, "extensively as 1t
is used is Lot 50 we'll adapted to all pur-
poses as sacred and secular music as ano-
,her instrument which is now justly claim
ius large share of public attention, and
which has already been extensively intro
duced into schools, churches, aud families,
and received the endorsement Of the chief
oryanists, musicians, and artists Of Amer
,sa-we mean the Mason & Hamlin Cabi-
not Organ
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24

EVE ISLE, OR THE LAST VOYAGE OF
THE CALYPSO. .-This is the title of new
ROMANCE, just commenced in The Saturday
Evening Post of Philadelphia 1t is very
exciting, and full of interest, Eve Isle
herself is singular creature, overhowing
with spirit and romance, and with touch
OF the mysterious about hel. We think
any ono who begins Eve Isle will dnd
it difficult to refrain from perusiug to The
end the varied fortunes Of this singular
girl, and OF the varied characters with
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24
J. Philadelphia & Erie Is;
l a i & q n q A y.

50 M - ssls q as.sls;s;ss ssSs'ss
This great line traverses the Northern aud Norta.
ives, counties Of Pennsylvania TO the city Of Ee
Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the PennsyIvania Ra,iTosI
Company, and 10 operated by tholu.
Its eiitire length opened for passenger aad
freight business, October 18th, 1864.
TIaR OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT soRrRuapsRLkrp
Mail Train leaves, East 10 ~ P.h.
Elmira Express Train, II n r. NJ
Lock Haven Accommodation. ~ "a AN
Wiamspo port AccommodatiDu. s rs p ~.
LEAVE WESTWARD
Mail Train 4a4 AN
Elmira E,pT Train, $50 A. N.
Lock Haven Accommodations 43iP.N ~.
WlIamsport Accommodation ii S. f.m
Passengers Cars run through on Mail Train. WITS.
CHANGE both ways between PbilaJc hia aud Erie.
aud Baltimore aud Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Elmire Express 7tsns
both ways between Wiliiamsport and Baltimore.
For information respecting Passenger business. 40
ply at the Cor. Both and Market SITS
And for Freight business of the Company's agrsts-
8. D. Kingston Jr., Cor. 18th and Market Sta fhds
w. Reynolds, Erie.
William Brown, Agent N. c. r: R., Baltimore.
U, y, Houston, Gen'l. Freight Agt Philadelphia.
H. w. Gwihner. Genl Ticket Agt. Philadelphia.
Joseph D. Potts, Genl Manager, Viii iamspOrt.
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