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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

THERE are no divorce laws In Turkey.
When the Turks get jealous Of their
wives they give 'ens tAe sock, and that'D
the last Of 'em. -A A
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11
q. S. 7-3O BONDS,

y had AZ ras. Subscriptions sessised by
@s-As TOWNSEND 4 KNAPP.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

THERE viii - threo nomaa Ca<holic
meutess Of the new british ySj1tanAeet.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11
DIR. ID. j. SPEICHER,

HAS LOCATED IN CEDAR FALLS, AND RE-
specially tenders his professional Services IN all
the branches Of medical science to the citizens Of the
town and vicinity. lie practices the Eclectic Reform
cd System Of Medicine. Residence First Street, west
OF the Race Bridge. 43n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-15

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all the
Subscribers the Capital stoeh Of the Js
PHI ADELPHIA and BALTIMORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM and MINING COMPANY up to March ls
1855 ut per share, will please forward The " r
fore tho Path day OF March, 1865 aud receive their sp
the Company VIII not be held table DOR Issue any se,p
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFPIcE oY CoxPTEoLLEE Or THK CURRENCY

WAsHNGTOy, January 9, 1867
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
,ened 20 tr urdersrned 1t has been made 70 appeal
that THE NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK Of New. iors;
an the City OF New York in the County OF kewfork and
has Doen duly organized under and accord
inr requirements Of the Act Of Congress entitled An
provide National Currency secured by pledge o.
United bonds and provide of the circulation and
redemption thereof approved June . 1854 and has complied
with ell provisions Of said Act required TO be complied
Act: =,
Now Therefore l. Hugh McCuloch Comptroller Of the
Currency do hereby certify that THE NATIONAL BROAD
WAY BANK of New York in the City Of New York IN the
County New ork and State Of authorized to
commence the business Barking under the Act aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal Of Office
this ninth day Of January, 1867 HUGH Meet lLOCH,
Comptroller of thu Currency.
Currency Bureau Treasury Dopaftuen-Sea OF the Comp
troler Of the Currency.
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FEE SIMPLE.

FEE SIMPLE.
100 acres on both sides Tonesta Greek.
~ both sides Stusrt's Run.
Interests IN awel on Smith Farm PUMPING ~ BARRELS
PER DAY in tho Balle,e Well FLOWING 20 BAR
RELs PER DAY md INCREASING; In the famous Auburn
We'll, FLOWING 10 BARRELS PER DAYS In tho new
Faunce We'll, PUMPING ~ BARRELS PER DAY, and in
the celebrated jersey Well. now FLOWING 20 PER
DAY.I Also, interests In FOUR WELLS NOW GOING
DOWN and the Company have commenced 10 sDk WELLS
on THEIR OWN PROPERTY.
The ncorporaors design making this permanent company
whose stock shall become excellent investment rather than
mere Of speculation Those among them having the
laryes, financial in its Affairs viii devote themselves
personally TO its cement
II. lands and wells viii constantly and thoroughly dcvel
ored OIL and stock, vii be mad. the OF ia
revenue
The subscription books foT limited number Of shares Of the
stock of this company open the office Of the
psny and the office Of either OF the above named rusee
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Detrolenm.


BOOKS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 22d INST.
TEE IRONsIDES PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF NETWORK.
CAPITAL.." $3.50. 600.
DIVIDED INTO IS, 600 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, $40 PER SHARE.
OFFICERS
President, Secretary and Treasurer,
WILLIAM HEGEMAN. WILLIAM II. CLARK.
Counsel
WILLIAM c. DE WITT.
WILLIAM HEGEMAN, of Hegeman Co., Druggists, No.
?o9 Broadway, New York.
PRYOR RORKE, Sec. Com Exchange ms. Co., cor. WI
liam md Beayer.sts. New-York.
WILLIAM +. FOwLE, ofw. =. & J. F. Fowle Boston.
A. a. FOSTER, OF Foster Tower, No. 20 BeeIman't.,
New.York.
+. r. BACKUs, Of Lehish Crane Iron Co., PhilA.
L. b. VAN KLEECK, No. 100 Broadway, New-Yogk.
ALEXR NcCUE, Counselo. at Law. brooklyn.
EDWARD +. PATCHEN, Of 7. keiehsm L Co., No. Sc
Waist, New-YoTk.
whi. II. CLARK, No. n Broadway, Hew-York-
EIsers,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
Superintendent of on City.
FRED b. BACKUS
OFFICE. NO. ~ BROADWAY, N.Y.,
Roox No. e.
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Cost ano fcnn0.

I OST.-Left in Sixth Avenue Railroad
IL Car Tuesday morning below Chamber Package Of
SUBSCRIPTION PAPERS. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving thsm at No. So West-st
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OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT. rREArrRER.
CARL L. RECkNAGEL RANDOLPH N. COOLEY.
OFFICERS.

TRUSTEES.
CARL L. RECKNAGEL, Of Recknagel l. Co., No. 46
CedArst.
b. W. BULL Of B. w. Bull Co, No. a Cedar st.
RANDOLPH NJ COOLEY, No. 80 Wall.t
JAMES II. WHEATLEY, Of whea,ley Williams L Co..
No. l0l Waist
THOMAS ANDREWS. Of 7. Andrews l. Co., No. 1876
Cedar ST.
JOHN II. EVANS, of Wing l. Evans, No. "A Beaverst
MITCHELL N. PACKARD, Of Packard L James, No. l6o
Water st.
JOHN +. RATHBONE, No. II Green.st, Albany.
THEODORE +. HUMPHREY, No. 10 Safest, Albany.
Shareholders exempt from all personal responsibility
The property has been carefully selected by merchants and
placed before the public net for the purpose Of making
money Of selling the stock but for the development Of
their lands which Acknowledged to be among the best in
the oil region Their two farms Pit hole fee SIMPLE
considered very boring rtory and which they
commence work at
Their producing property consists Of Interest In the cee
bsted Coquee Well the largest flowing well in existence
and will guarantee prompt dividends from date Of the
iIsion.
The Trustees have reserved for working capital $4,000
The BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION will CLOSE on the
22d Of MARCH
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OYyfcE oY THE TgApEsuEss FIRE INSURANCE. CoxPANr
No. l31 Bowery, cor Broomest
NEw.YoRx, March H. 1865.
At THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
Director, OF this Company held at their office this day
tho follow were elected Directors iof Tie ensuing
year, viz
ID Il. keller, WILLIAM NAN,
y l. WALTON ALEXANDER MCDONALD,
ISAAC WALTON CHARLES PERLEf,
LAMPS AZ MILLS ABRAHAM DENIKE,
IoIIN PlLNFR NATHAN ASIEL
sTtPprN VALENTINE, JORDAN L. MOTT, il,
WILLIAM DFNNIsTOWN, JOHN l.. MOORE,
y ID IROWN JOHN n. MORRIS,
ROBERT NJ. FIELD JOHN MuKrhf,
STEPHEN CUTTER, RUFUS STORY,
SAMUEL 7. BROWN, JACOB WILSON
JAMFs MES J. w. DURYEE.
JOHN FOSTER, ALBANIAN Il; bhooo'
WILLIAM A. CUMMING, JOHN T. WlLSoNL
JAMES T.. SHAW, GEOkGE NJ hLoiIs.
The following persons were said election, elected In
spectors for the next ensuing election;
JAMES CUNNINGHAM, w T. PETEhsON,
ALLEN CAMERON. ,,,,,, !,
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VOM REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS
W %OO ASKED.-LOST, Friday afternoon, March
TO- small buckskn PURSE, containing diamond breast
pin large little Oh color black ensrnesd around
the setting aud black enaeed the upper side Of the
also diamond cluster ring containing eight biants black
enameled IN stripes each shank. Any finding the
above and delivering the To ISAAC GOLDSMITH, No
2s Bowery will receive the above and questions
asked.
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GiorkboIoers Hcriin9s.

E-WALLKILL LEAD COMPANY.
~ "A meeting Of the SOckholders Of tins COMPANY ~il
be held the office OF l.. A. QulNIAhp' ESQ., NO. INT
at on FRI DAY, March II, at - y M
i,y order Board OF Directors. . o>.,, =
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Corporation Notlrcs.
CERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION.-A

IL CELLARS and other property belonging 10 tho Cor
porson Of the City OF NewYork, TO be- LEASED Public
Auction.
Notice Is hereby given that the Comptroller will
THURSDAY, the 9th April 1865, at 10 O'Clock at the
City Hall lease, bids at public auction Docks and Slips
Houses. Market Cellars and other Corporation property for
term Of years from the hrst day Of May, 1865.
Catalogues containing the description and OF
sale be bad application to the Collector OF City
Revenue. at this Office. MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN.
Comptroller.
CITY or NV YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE, March q, 1865.
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Al new 200 barrel well on Cherry Run.
new 80 barrel well Of Fine Lubrcating Oh on suE'i
new 200 barrel Cherry RIM above
The Reed well clos. 70 te property Of III. company on n,
| completed with splendid prospects Of Oh.
Another well the ozy farm cose 10 this. IL slso nearly
new $50 barrel ofGne Lubhcang Oil he's been struck
Sugar Greek he first well boed adjoining the Saunders
somp .ss %h ypsnaa .6o% Of Oh H. "
One acre of OF Hoeead Reserved the
Saunders Farm which farm belongs to til. Company was sold
Thu company ha. five different properties Sugar Greek and
they alone are worth today over one million dollars snd the
millions Of dollars. $500 OO)
TINS soaPsny has S ae .nd SSSs to
acres less of land carefully selected from the very
h1s % @ 81 SF ga CREEK
ks2 on nof nAn , tAEM, or GH GBFf RUN.
Ko;aon WIDOW MccLNTock FARM, - OIL
No. 5, on STEEL FARM. on OIL CREEK.
No. 6, on sTLEL FARM, on OIL CREEK
No. 7, on STEEL FARM, on0IL CKEEK.
No. o on ALLEGHANY RIVER, opposite HORSE
No, 10 ADJOINING DEMPSEY FARM on CHERRY
No. Not H. i'o on DEMPSEY FARM on CHERRY TREE RUN
No. y, on REYN0L LID FARM, on SUGAR CREEK
No. H. on wHEELAND FARM on SUGAR CREEK
T. ON H2Sb FA Sr S on Elk
No. Il, ADJoINING KENT FARM, on ELK CREEK.
NO. IN, on fLh ChfEh.
No. ~ on WILCOX FARM, eli Elk CREEK.
No. 20, on HOWARD FARM, on ELK CREEK.
No. 81, on PH1TlS FARM, on ELK CREEK.
No. q, on HOWARD FARM on ELK CREEK.
No. 70, on STROUTH FARM, on ELK CREEK.
no. "a, ON ALLEN FARM. on ELK CREEK.
No rs on BRTNTH FARM. on SUGAR CREEK.
No. 20, on yABOB PIZEN FARM on SUGAR CREEK.
Beside the Wells these properties producing ten
being bored with visor and down 40
to 500 feet with splendid prospects and certainty OF Inn
yields OF Oil
The Trustees feel confident that they viii be able to declare
and continue large dividends shortly after Me books close
Prospectus Maps and information be obtained
where the subscription books are open, at
WISuAKT Co.'S
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
OFFICE No. 60 EMPIRE BUILDIN09,
No Il Broadway, NewYo.k,
and At tho Office Of -
II. g. DEvOE i SON. BANKERS, ..
No. 2i1 Gretnwichy'. Newly
Also at the Office OF the .
STANDARD PETROLEUM REFINERY,
No. ~ Wood.st, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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lnsuranre Companies.
NEW-Y FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALLSTREET,
CASH EMBELLISHMENTS 200, 600.


This Company has been in successful operation for more
than Til fRY YEARS and continues 10 INSURE against
Los and Damage by FIRE upon favorable similar
Institutions
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN
ALI Losses LIBERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID.
pRKCroRs:
DANIEL UNDERHILL, President
Oliver II. Jopel William Hartun. Chas l.. Stewart
Isaac A. Seymour SamL J. Waring. Samuel n. Dodge.
Abraham f. Dayis C. r. Pfeifer Michael UschoereT.
SauiL &. Harriet. Syvanus Bedel. Chas ID. Lewis
John y. Andrew. r. M. Buchanan. Ethebert ;. Mills.
Josiah q. Low William HerLel. Joseph A. Dreyfous.
John Even Thomas Dayev. James &. Guick.
William Depew. Henry J. seudder James L. wright
AUGUSTUS COLSON, jEl Secretary.
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| S651.

i OOO. NEW SKIRT.
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
]. w. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor double) SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS, BRADLEY 4 CARY (late J. l. l. J. o. Vest,
SOLE PROPRIETORS AND MANUFACTURERS, Nos
% CHAMBERS and 10 and 81 READE-sTs, New
York.
THIS INVENTION consists Of DrpLEx lo t~o) ELLIPTIC
Steel SPRINGS ingeniousy BRAIDED TIGHTLY and PIRxLY
together EDGE, making III. TOUGHEST most FLExi
BILE, elastic and SPRING used They seldom
Ike the single springs and consequently
their and BEAUTIFUL SHAPE LONG
any other Skirt.
THx WONDERFUL FLExIBLITY and great COMFORT and
PLEASURE any LADY WEARING the DUPLYx ELLIPTIC
skirt win experienced particularly al CROWDED AmgH
ancHARs for PROMENADE and HoUsBDRrss the sKiBr
be FOLDED, when Ia to OCCUPY suau place as
easily snd conveniently SILK or MuslIS DaEse-
LADY having enjoyed the pleasure comfort and great con-
vennce Of wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING sKIkr Tor
will siterward Willingly dispense with the
Of them For ChILDREH Misses and Young LADIES are
superior 10 all others
fHRr are the best QrALrr in every part and
ABLY the LIGHrEsr. most DEsIRABLR COMFORTABLE and
ECONOMICAL SKIRT made. FoR SALE in all ysf CLASS
sronHs IN and throughout III. UNITED STATES,
HAVANA CUBA MExIco, SoUrH ANgRItA, and the WEST
INDIES. - .-..
INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT.
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Einanfial.
yK,EN YEARS LOAN.
$500 600.
kiN0S COUNTY tBROOKLYNl SEVEN PER CENT
COUPON BONDS
Krras COUNTY 1REAsuRHRs OPYlCE, I
Nc. Is CoURrsT., BRooKLYS, feo. H. 1865. y

Krsas COUNTY TREArRHRs OPY1cE,
Nc. Is CoURrsT., BROOKLYN, feo II, 1865.
N. County Treasurer hereby invites subscriptions In
.f on. II onsand dollar and upward 20 loan Of $3Oo1
.nsorzed by Chap Of the lave Of 1864 and by resolution of
W Road Of Supervisors adopted Dec 20 1864 for tine
Uost Of hrg the quota Of the County under the Presidents
1.t coll for troops. 80 80
h.Tc from the date OF subscription until the bonds
are ready for delivery . ,,,,.-,,, ,,.,,,
tTNT PER ANNuM payable semi snnualy. to wit; On
fb ia DAYS May and November the principal viii be due
md rayabIe en- the LIST day Of May. 1875
1Ie ption book open at the Treasures Office
THOMAS A. GARDINER, County Treasurer.
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PITrssrRog FoRT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAnwAYCopj
OryIcr or sECRErARY PiTrsBURGH, Pa FEB. II, 1860
INUE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SlOCk
Il and BONDHOLDERS Of this Company for the election
az niycctor, and such other business come before ~
will be held at Pittsburgh, the Third WtDNEoDAi
fIsLl Of March 4. ID. 1865. at 10 O'Clock a m.
be Stock and Bond Transfer Books OF the Company at
their office in the City Of Pittsburgh and at the Transfer
Agency ia The City New York, viii be cosedlon the l day
OF March at Ip and IeIan closed nn the IIth day
March thereafter W. H. bAhNns, 'ecre.a!.
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o. KIM REWARD.-Stolenf from the office
ROOO Of the subscribers, THIS DAY March Is, 1855,
-Four thousand dollars so bonds old issue Of 1852 VIZ
No. -. $40 +th Series
No T7.58a Sd Series, } II, 900 each.
No. II, $50. ID Series,
No. l6 ,383, 4th Series, :. .on,
No 1886, eth Series, ! I" -" each
Five hundred dollars win bo paid recovery Of
the above boRds, payment OF which has been stopped
- "a ,.~ hQWkS NAY " y Mk3
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Tie nds and pesses,ops Of this Company are suaed 10
Of OH region Of Vensngo County
and are, in briei, o. follows;
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BEADS BE kAb sascI E dooDs'
NJ P. BROWN, Importer
No. 1SR Pears.. " T.
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QuARrERxAsrER-G GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
WARRINGTON CITY, February -, 1868. ,

QuARrERMAsrER-GE GENERALS OFFICE
FIRST DIVISION,
WARRINGTON CITY, February 10, 1863
"ORSES HORSES HORSES -
HORSES, suitable for the Cavalry service, will be
purchased at Gesboro Depot, in open Market til April J.
iB5. - A., n
NJ and be subjected to the usual Government inspection
before being accepted
ali particulars well broken In full flesh and good condition
from keen 5) to sixteen 6 hands high, from hve ol to
nine fs years old and well adapted every to csvary
purposes Horses between nine ~ and ten ol years o. age
H m vigorous sprishtly and healthy may De accepted
Price, hundred and sevsntyhve dozxs (RlIo) EACH
Hours OF inspection, from b. m. 70 p. N.
LINES A. EKIN.
CSssRs. u sssas IVA p.Iti.x Y &H3
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Gopartnersbip Notices.
No. 1l3 Wall-st.. New.York.
GOXEiS PATENT.

NOTICE.-The business of WILLIAM L.
COLEMAN & Co, and Of COLEMANS CALIFORNIA
LINE, viii be conducted in future by WILLIAM r. COLE
MAN in San Francisco and in NewYork at No. on seventy.
one waIl.st, by his Agents GEORGE PLATT and JAMES
H. WILSON. New.York, March II, 1865
WILLIAM T. COLEMAN.
By George PLArr his Attorney In Feet.
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TRUSTEES
Hon JAMES DE PFYsTER OGDEN q New York
Non. JAMES WADsWORTH Of James Wsdsworth Co.,
No Oh Cedar Il, New-York.
GEORGE W. FUTILE Of s,ou. Tu,te, Leather Dealers,
No Fery-st.. New-YoTk. =,
RICHARD J. SHERMAN, OF Richard Sherman Co., NO.
" Finest, New York.
LEWIS BENTON. Counselor at Law or New. York.
WIN ,. HALL, OF Nor,hrup, Hall Co., No. III Broadway
Sewiors.
THOMAS A. SCOTT. Vice President, Pennsylvania Central
X II. Co., Philadelphia, Penn
X. q s. ANDROs Of kndro- Cole. Boston Mass.
Hon. LEVI PARSONS OF san Francisco, Ca,
BANKERS
RICHARD SHERMAN L Co, No. 20 Finest, New.ioTE
The property Il this Company consists Of perpetual lease
Of Is co u oil territory in San LUIS Obi.po County Cali
fora with frontage OF ton nies the Pacific Coast and
from the reports OF Prof siman, Col Williamson and Others
contains the richest oil SPRING. wells and territory yet DIS
covered -. -.
APropec'u, Reports and limited amount STOCK at $50
PER share be had oy applying p.rsopsy OF BY letter
JANIS WADsWOhrH co, No 6l Cedar-st-
EORTHRUP, HALL co. No. liz broadway.
RICHARD SHERMAN Co, No 20 Finest
LEWIS BENTON, No II broadway, Room 20.
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Sales bp Aueticn.

A. NJ. MsRwrS. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN l. Co., Nos. 694 and
ID $50 Broadway, cor. Of 4th,tSales Of boohs. sta
tonery Pictures. Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &C.
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6crses, Carriages, Sc.
ASSISTANT QUARrERxAsrxR's OF

Ass,srANr QUARrBRxAsrER's OYrIcE,
No 45l ErGnrH AVE, NEW YoRx March 1864
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
tina, NAV be presented pass inspection at the Government
stables on Thirty st.. near Tenthave until further no
tic~ as follows: . ,.,c,,,,.
ARTILLERY horses to 10 years old Isl hands high and over
100 pounds and darn ceof M,
SEQ Payable In such funds be furnished BY the Gov
eminent. L. L. MOORE, Capt. and A. o. NJ
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Petroleum.
THE
IRVING PETROLEUM COMPANY
0OVV,VVV
DIVIDED INTO 10O,O 900 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, IS EACH.

Temporary Office Of the Company at RANDOLPH NJ COO
LEY's, No. SO Walls,., New York.
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90 n)bom it man Qonferu.
suRsEoN-GEHEnA orycH.
Warrington, ID. c.. March !, $50. ,
MEnInAT. 0EEICERS WI

suRsEox GENERALS ovncE}
Warrington, ID. c.. March ]. 1885,
A BOARD Of MEDICAL OFFICERS will
"A in New York City the 18th inst TO e1sn,
such models of ARTIFICIAL LIMBS 1ees and srns and
apparatus for treatment Of Of cxsecor may DC pre-
sented by the respective inventors or proprietor. -
Those manufacturers only who shall be recommended Dy
4. the Oh 4 of this Board i to secure the bes,
lc to the mutiated soldier all manufacturers NUT s"bi
accommodation, including those who ENJOY that
privilege, as well as those who desire TO do so ,,,
SLOAN g. Msds sI ppg Department. Of tie E.
No. I25 Bleeckerst., NewYcrk City.
C. b. CRANE, Surgeon U. :. Army.
- 4 HOME FOR ALL" or, The CONCRETE
IA or GRAVEL WALL AND OcTAGON MODS OF
BUILDING New, cheap, convenient superior and adapted
to rich and poor sn nS the p.0s o. % avs, e .n
depostng its cost outside nish green and ice houses,
roofing and CHURCHES barn. ana on,
paid 81 50. Please address FOWLER WELLS No. so
Broadway. N. Y.
A SOPRANO will be open to all engagement
"A In Church the LIST Of May when her present orc tsrn'
mates Address for one week Box No. 84 Brooklyn fost
Office.
NEW UNION WASHING MACHINE
~ The right for the Eastern Territory Of TN. eeshnt
Machine offered at low price. The Machine cheap to
s ton. ass ana now Y N 81 Bed~sy @ or
two where the Mschihe and Patent can be seen
TT'HE FRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK
i will hold their annual DINNER FRIDAY EVENING,
the nth instant at o'clock Delrnonicos OF Ffh
ave- and Fourteenhst Tickets be had from the following
gentlemen:
WILLIAM WATSON, No. 20 PARK place.
JAMES STUART, No 80 Nassau.st.
DANIEL DEVLIN, No. z33 Broadway.
THOS. BARBOUR, No. IS ChanberSst. I.r..
WIN. q. TOWyLEY, No. 20 Park place.
I. JOHN BRYAN. No IS Brosd-st.
EDMUND L. HEARNE No ~ Chambergst.
VIM. WHITESIDE, No. "a Resde- st
TURKISH BATHS, at No. IL Laight-st., near
Il ST. Johns ParkTske any Of the City Carr 70 the
corner of Canal and Lsgh West broadway Honrs
for gentlemen, from to q and from to p. FOG
ladies, from q. IN. to p. Closed on Sundays.
V,HE AMERICAN HAY AND COTTON
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From the Chicago Tribune
The SuEtana Tragedy

Shocking as were our first accounts
Of the Sultana disaster, it appears up,
on fuller investigation that those
accouu,s failed altogether to bring to
right tho eaormity ofthe crime which
resulted in this fearful sacrifice of sew
enteen hundred lives Instead of hav.
ing the capacity for thirteen hundred
passengers, as at first reported, her
total capacity was seventy six cabin
and three hundred deck passengers.
With accommodation for only three
hundred and secenty.six passengers
twenty-five hundred are crowded on
board OF her; and this, too with boil.
er which had not been evamined OF
tested since its last patch Moreover
at the time she lay at Vickaburs. tive
large steamers, the Lady Gay and
Pauline Carroll, the latter b,inL oae
OF the largest anI finest steamers on
the Mississippi River applied to tn.
Quart.rmaaIer having IN charge III,
transportation IT these trJOps, an.
nsei every Ieg,'lmare means to gel
at least a portion ot them. II only fouI
or five hundred, but in vain TIE
necessary inference at the time was
that the captain Of the Sultaua obtain
ed them by corrupt means.
So evident was the danger that {
professional steamboat engInser, whC
had engaged passags on the Sultana
lett the boat in apprehension of it
The .ast inspection OF the vessel WA
by the local Board OF Inspectors, q
st. Louis: April II 1863 Her boil
ers we're then tested mp to two hun
dred and ten pounds to the squar
iucO, and 4 certificate given alowin
pressure of one hundred and fort
eight pound-the outft complete
machinarY and boilers in good conli
ton. The actual pressure at the tim
OF the accident has not Yet appeared
aud probaly can only be arrived at b
estimation. These isets are suficier