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, 1865-03-21

WAR DEPARTMENT.
W PR1vosT MARSHAL 8xyx.ALs OYr1cE,}
WAs9lSGToy, u. t., March II. ls65.
Sa q Ct H. i
,as futesG ass s9 Sys ntoEs: assea ION
n2 s viS Is
"B1 THE PH1s1pEnF OF 1uK USrrsp STATES OF
"a rkGennaviar1oy. a1anlsii
"WuEEEAs, The twenty 1r-t kcc'icn Of thc act OF
ne "a g.. g
provide io1 the enrolling aud Csl1in ont the nscual
fon t. he oher psanes q III ess = II
des.1ticn on the nlataITor naval ser:7ce ~ rer.
e91s 81 Ss s
v1ce, or report hetnseyes to trsyost HaftaA within
tened III ;hs;l BE- ds1n.d sd tassa navs aatafly
lengu,sr and forfeited ihsE right o. eiz snshp
ers thss be f4fret uespab,e q hoi:us sny otes Of
nqss; Ss nRa s5 a II II II a1stS 1o
,haIl b re- ser desert ths military OF nay4l service.
sn = ss ssi2sd @ss Il a, sas ssRs
or 20 pe the :tnlt' q the C:i:ca sttes wish n
e. !1'e
iii sect.on. A94 Es Pss,i5:nt!s ssrssy authorised
aege liz e. ;yso eta Ia Tssons of
thts tet1,on IN .aicl proclamation tae Pr s!deaets
a. o II thas hsI sas re p.sioaea o.
eondi.l q returning 70 ihe,t r,g:menss and com
e1slI 1ney .ss 6iys I'd 81 us!led
OF uCe eqq>l to their o. stn4 II term Of eas:u sa'
"beE. tn:feG =. be 1t tnoAn that l, ABRAuA4
tScofS. Ffe%idest IT tho DATED states do t3sua
= Is M frceiamas1on, .. 1equeed BY snt RcE cr er
Inc and requiring al to rrtutn to.their mr.
Fer st 1ntf dn hereny act1s .hn,n Ii Al aaa.s
tea Iho shea within si1Y 6afs IN. ,tn n. ri.
f1oclamatto1, VIZ on hsfore the l0Is .inT of Mar
ls55 3etufn to tervces OF rep IT thenseves IN pr
V0st Ma;shAl. shal be pa'doped. conuitlos. shat
Ehty tttu1h to th. II regiments and ouDpanies tr to
snca cthtf orcanz t3uns the, m4Y b. Iast7nei TO-
ts1ye ths rena icttr Of thtr original Of a
Gel aLd Il cdt 1tion thereto, period e1u u TO
ln t.!.ttneny whereof hsve' .rc,ta!o Ges m7
aud caused the zeal Of tho fatted States to 10
"D,a. ut th- rtsy CT wa=h!ngt-n, this |
sfAL {Gsevcnrhuay o. March. Y tie vear of,ar !
y ~ Lord ne rlous nd Eixht Hun dand i1.y-
ve xEt Of the lndepen; ence q ths n,tc state :es
h'ehFy Ninth "A.tadAA LlNt;ufN.
y WILLIAM n. SEWARD, 5ecre.1ry Of 9t1te's
The Fecortts esurns r theac 1osestef3 wilt be
C,4Ee p II IT,. .me marnsr eH u pfDYi.ci tar In
Gthcr by existing reln:!op., exc ut fhft ii w
b. uotct The bo<S Il de3.rtess arreited 7nos,fe
th Of tht 6.sefter, the i4cr h's having yn m
.nti!y turrenuestd him@eL 10 confosmiti Win ths |
Ffe.tis MS P1<e hmatl0n; ond thB nuUn.r th,H .nr
:, ndsrtsE u. pss vea - be ae3arAtsy dted Q .ne
.scset,fI ct Ter directs thst no reward ha n,,d
er te EtIeS' OF deseIers who nf be arrested ~
70 re tscetps Of this order B. this District RS
mn hffssaatt,.+ JAMES B. F2Y,
fIoTost Marshal General
, 1865-03-21

NAV "VSV1HIN60L H WIUa1HEE@s
untnt selds ont by the s.esmer on Wednesday the
funds to ply the annual nstallmeut Of tho Scaelat
~d1ts, <5U,te1 IN geld.
There are nov y1a national banks. Many app1i-
cations ale rendering to enter the organization,
principally for conYeEsion from State 10 n 2Nuual.
, 1865-03-21

SofdtcFss d0me-Treasury I;xhauated.
We urge the following letter upon tho earnest
attention Of all friends Of the soldier, and OF all
those for whom our soldiers arc fighting. The
Home and Rest are institutions too noble 100 use.
ful to be suffered to die out for lack Of means:
Editors Tribune:
Allow me through your columns to call the at
tentton Of the public to the present need Of the
Soldiers Home. Owing to the grcat number OF
soldiers that hare passed to and from the front
during tue last sir weeks und BEEN kindly cared
for ut the Rest, and TO- the astonishing fact that
during that time, contributions to the nome have
almost entirely ceased, ths msuseers most une3-
tion-uo funds IN the treasury. consequently no
means Of iiquldatng current expenses.
Now, Ibis Is ststs Of thinsi It ts hellcsea the
e"e to tie feee1e TEe Necessity !; 2staat aa
overwhelming. The number Of BioA and dtsab!ed
averaged sizty, and the number Of meals furnish
cd at the Resi- eounts By thousands, and these are
provided for by voluntary contributions at cos:
contributions cease, as matter OF course, tbs
means to provide for, and carry On, the work also
ceases.
The question now IL, whether the doors OF the
Homo must be closed to tic sick un1 disabled
battle Scared veterans, and the - Kest shall no
longer optn its portals to refresh the hrare boys
in blue, who, with etout hearts and determined
purpose, arc going forward to fight our last battle,
md win for us und forever the crowntDg victory,
or whether the PUBLIC will respond to this call in
manner wtrthy Of the causc-o! themselves, and
ol Chicago.
Whilst the ladies, ae Heretofore will labor cheer.
fully and fncessantly With other hope Of reward
than the consciousness Of ofcndtayor1ne to discharge
duly, they DO feel that they ought not to be ez-
pected to make individual appeals ut taie timc,
when their previous efforts have been 20 kfnl1y
appreciated by the soldiers, and must be equally
THIS Il public Institution in which every loyal
and patriotic man and Eor3an In our midst las and
nust feel IN interest. end to such again, in be-
csnee, appeal to come forward and come quickly,
and sid us in support OF the Soldiers Home.
Contribution can be sent BY addressing Thos.
Sorth Water street, the rc:cipt Of which will be-
duly acknowtt dyed. Mrs, s. e. SATRs.
, 1865-03-21

WAsucs7oH, Monday, March ao.-Vhe Navy
Department has received Information Of tho cap
Dale. hy En- expedition from the U. $. gunboat
tauoIa, on TIE lelal inrt, III Pass Cayal1o Texas.
, 1865-03-21

new YORK, March a0-The New York 7ri5unt
has esu.ances from the highest quarter tnat Sec
interest bonds, and no addition Will be made to
the volume of currency.
, 1865-03-21
One Rundfed and Fifteen Millions Of

tFron the Philadelphia Press, March 11th.ll
Nearly lis millions Of The popular $50
Loan had been disposed o. up to Saturday
might last, and not more than 50 millions u
this particular loan Jet remain. It will bc
borne 10 mind that the notes now sold have
little less than two and a.half years TO run
before they mature, when tic valuable pff{i-
lcgc occurs Of their convcrtibility into $40
bonds. which have I've years to run from Au-
gust Is. 1867: IT. is generally belicIed taat
3avors the present popular system Of distrI.
bnt1nE Government loans, rs now familiar to
the people. Therefore it is expected that,
after the present Issue of 1905 ia exhausted,
the sale will be continued upon new issue.
barring longer period to run before the val
bonds occurs to them. The sIx hun
saEcd millions Just authorized by Con-
Fre6s Will probably, as fnr us needed, be
raised from the sales Of the 7-30 loan, divided
up into tlrce or fi,ur Series Of isspes-say
100, ,000, 600 or $50 0oo. 900 each-the first Sc
Ing, say one year later than the present old
Issue, and 50 on, making each series mature
one year later than the previous one, and If
holders required the loan to be paid at mAtu-
rity, the demand conld be met by receipts Of
internal revenue and other sources. The
pose OF the present ioour NJ rapidly as posi-
bic, does not wish to convey the idea that
there will be no more Of .hc 80 1oan, US NJ.
NcCul}och will doubtless decide that HE
people shall bc allowed to continue their sub
scriptions without changing The ~ ture Of the
loan further than to postponc the roaturItT
Of the issues to later lerisds. Some viii re
gard those matu1 Ing at an earlier date with
more favor others. rrcardiug the probabllitv
Of a speedy rcscmption Of specie payments
will fAvor those having longer time to run.
1he Coming FoiI1eal Campaign In
AentucRy.
lFfom the Louisville Joutnnl.1
1t is apparent to Ill that the approaching
August election Of members Of Congress and
0f our StAte Legislature, is to be one Of vast
", not entirely. on the question, ''shall
Kentucky ratify the Constitutional Amend
mend :" In view Of the exciting character
, 1865-03-21
Ntm ahnkrttsfments.
A GARD,


From ths fact that a snon Article OF ePOOI. COT.
TON IL .n6tptnsah'e to the &ncees.ful operation a
anJ sening Aaehics. and thcr- being mary m,ksrs
Of 9Eoo Sewing Cot:cns. .aEho do 1ot hesitate to "a
CONN ED tae'r Reo" beog ospsGia1y aa.pteu tor
Aachlne Sewing. when t1tii y cxrta1n TO prove ip
utter votsh1esane for the pur3oge set fott 10 ths
Ksestanney1ne- Of +he cct'.tor. and ictItMs e the
hzh pule enjoyed bY our xacn;nss md 70 ob74ate
further Hou7le consequent npon t.. use Of 1usxf1oe
eewtns cottau. the underlined wc1d most respect
n1y cal The stentlon Of those us.ne their As<hipa
perfot quality af VS." ~
, 1865-03-21

NAEEEV3 3VHVGKE1A1 U110 UUNTfI1Cs
new fonK, Monday, March e9.-The schooner
Shooting Star, Of Bo.ton, went ashore On the 18th
nesr Barntgat-
The damage to the Eric Railroad has been 20 far
repaired that trains are now running between New
York rnd Chemunc. aud between addison and
Buffulo.
, 1865-03-21

BosToN, Monday, March a0.-Cspt. Pettisrcw Of
the british barque Sea Gem, at thIs port. states
that the rebel pirate Tallahassee was 1t Bermuda
On March 18th under another name.
, 1865-03-21

Bo.ToS, Monday. March ga fire In North
Cambridge. yesterday, destroy ed the Allen street
Unitarian Church, tho old Davenport Hotel, and
stables and dwelling houses.
, 1865-03-21
Ncm a1herttsfments.
FIFTH WARD.

At a large and very enthusiastic D:ats Meeting OF
the ctizen- q the ft1t Wara, tr!a :as SATuttl,ax
s,eops otse u! 'ean sunandnss aaop;sa resolution
Wh.I-ts. o'otel X Il Hon:h. :. hsges. Eco,
ard MT. j. Me- I'll, .Ay TIC II elrntst euofts
b fcst be tto.l'ics st Washinftcn and sp.nEAsli
70 p.e cure ~ ncsn Of the auos Of ;sok couht7,
II. reoie, b. &c oisrn. That tue thanss Of the
ci'iztrs CT inn t1Ih ara ar- due and hereby most
ult1l tsDae1tG Ia thtke gentlemen 70. III labors
IN eLr h.haf. JUSEfa AA,iE1.
uIh.fpss1t Secretary Pro tam.
, 1865-03-21
d L e d p.

1t Racine, wl.coudt, on Nel.Ie'daY evening,
Ms.ch11Eth. tt11tY GLESN HOLMES, Htit cf Albert
Il. PTRst, ElQ.
, 1865-03-21

st. PATEIcK's SocE1Tr-ANyuA1 BANQUET
The%memberR OF the st. Patrick Society Of Ch1o-
60 gave Their first annual banquet last cEening at
the fremont; 1t was grand affair. About on,
hundred and fifty members Of the society and In
sited Euests, sat down to the supper tables which
were loaded with all the dcltcacies Of the season.
prepared In good ety1e;; Besides the eatables
Iirh, p1olusc dieihay of food forfAerye, lunde of
sugars, 1ellics, DC In the center Of the chief IT,
lie was q magnldcenuy wrought Irish harp, col
crs Of martclo and other shapes, such as are seen
In the Green Isle. Vases of iowers and pyramids
varied the seonc. making altosethe5 most ornate
tho music, in 4 style never surpassed By theal-
erlyes, certainly not by others.
The Chair vas taken BY ". T. onahaa, Esq,
J. r. Rol!es Of the Church oi The Hoiy N.ne cap
tam ". james, Provost Marshal; r. F. Farrell,
II. McAl1ist.r, aud cx.AId. William Basa:,:aIath
on he LEFT axan Won 3 nfyes ada% nGn gsa
han. and II: Gregg, Of kcokuk.
The eloth. hslns .reuoved the President an;
nonaesa S TINT tosEts xese IN 9sdeT He P5oposed
responded 10 hy the gentlemen named, in feltcit-
ous et1ain. The rennsks we're received with
scarcely bounded applause.
"The Day we celebrate" Responded to by the
sThe Hierarchy ind Clergy of Ireland" Rev.
"The President of the United statcs." A. c.
"ireisna, the Land Of our Nationality" James
wi? .:The Constitution d the United states." Hon
1.-THE Foets, Orator., and stntesmen os1reland."
The Army and Nay OF the United statc,."
'1he Patriot Warrioa Of Ireland" Captain
Farrell.
ssThe state Of nlinoIsn Hon. G. q. Reed.
t'The Judiciary and the Lar" lion. ]. B.
"The City OF chioso." Hon. s. 8. Hayes.
'1he Press" J. v. Sheahnn..
'Our Sister Societies." II. McAllistcr.
The Memory Of Washington" In silence.
Volunteer tnatts wcse then dcclared in order,
and several wero glren and responded o.::The
party we'll pleased With the celebration of tho an
nlrcreaIy Of St Patrick in Chica=:.
Young MEN's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TICK
ETA largely attended meeting Of the Yoaug
Men. Association was held Last evening in their
rooms for. the purpose Of nominating an opposi-
lion ticket to be yote1 for at the approaching
election. The following strong nominations we're
made:
Observation-Disclosures b. Reed, R N. Guilford.
: Cor. Seerttdry-D D. Goodwin. Jr.
TfeasnrtT-1ra uo}nes.
Rec. Stcref1ry-A. r. Street.
Mandgtrs-Phllip Tadeworth, J. G. Owen. J..
Il. Hoes, F. crum6auah, ", u. Keen, ". II. Car
ter, g. e. Walker.
, 1865-03-21

ITO PRINTERS. A Printer OF
Il scmr ext 9rienc. In t~b work wanted, to 90 to
Fteerort Ill. sieaay situation Ruar.nteed, and
est, paid every Saturday nikht c,l! q The snasctl
day; at F. N. G. ". AlcCLUER
EnhH 01sI.1tlstp
, 1865-03-21

IN 4 II H E n.
At tho 7. sdtnct Of tr. brides f.ther at Highland
Park, on III, 1ctt inst by HOY, Robert 1kir: CO.
Her, IT. AAC NEL=tN and Miss EMMA fitEKSk,
1t. II tAis city
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We copied, says the Springfield Jour
nal, few days ago, an extract from a
Copperhead paper at. Alton, protesting
against General Sherman's threat Of re-
tsIiation for the murder Of his soldiers in
South Carolina, as expressed in his letter
to Wade Hampton. The article from
which We copied the extract, very signif
caally omitted to protest against the muir
ders which Gen. Sherman threatened 10
retaisto for, as well as to condemn
Happton's brutal threat to put to death
two Union soldiers for every rebel exc
cuted by Sherman in accordance with q
recognised rule of war.
The New York World, referring TO the
correspondence between Generals Shcr-
man aud Hampton, Says
III Sherman's men ale killed. after
capture, for foraging, the killing is mur-
der. and must be prevented by retaliation.
Ii, upon the duty of forage, they COM
NIT crimes, they are punishable for those
crimes by the csptors. Non-eombaisnts
have nothing to do with fighting, add il
they engage in it. do so under penalty Of
death /; but this rule does not apply to .
man resisting acts which are not acts OF
war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

Althoughfhsrs are at present Waiting large number
Of Hair toucs competing for public patronage By ire
quent and repeated If their peou4r prop
estcs yet il 10 we'll knovn 70 nsany Who under the
necessity rartng TO their S that they uncertain
in their resuts The inquiries which have been
made Of the subscriber for tonic which h could war
rant for certainty Of effect and hArmlessness, have In
duced him to bestow much time and oars IN the prouc
ton Of which should possess these Qualities
ries Of experiments have enabled him 70 all
difcnltiea and IL IL Of qualification 70 hin 70
find his labors crowned With complete success.
Cabus' Hair Tonic Ii dye butts
eossy appearance to the hair, dAndrun eures
eruutfbue and all diseases Of the skin.
Persons DISPOSED TO become bald cam by constant App
cation and Of the Tonic restore their hair and scalp
to It, former healthy condition. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

To Hermann Wendell, 2 Rush Wendell and Harriet A
Weniell executors # Wendell, decreased, Henry
TenEyek Wendell and Harriet Wendell, heirs of said
deceased.
Yon eah hereby notified that there 10 file In
The Office Cer Of the District Court of Lee COUNTY
Iowa. At Keokuk, the ten Of s. T. VOORHEES,, pray ing
fr decree requiring yoa forthwith to redeem the fol-
lo lag lot of iad tosit fyx (5S Of the front end Of
lot ca aud part Of lot eight 81 in block III in the
city of nix being Sc feet Twelfth street and
hing back the width the front ends OF said
lots ninety 1901 feet in Lee county, Iowa. from certain
mortgage executed May l. 1851 plaintiff by e. ST. C.
assey and wife on said rial state and from decree of
sail Court sgae said Hussey and wife, da ed Feb 1eth
1s63 for $3.50 with interest at 10 per cent per
aut COSTS aud in default of such redemption that all
equity OF redcmpton, which you Of you may
in and said real estate be foreclosed the
same be sold to pay the ii amount due plaintiff on said
decree, Wit. interest and costs.
AMI unless You appear and answer said petition
before of tho second day of the Of sal
Court, commencing til. first Monday of September
A. D. 1855, decree will be rendered against you as
pnts Tor in said petition }. II. CRAIG.
Revenue stamp 50c-l Atty's for Plaintiff.
mch3
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FIy0 EDITH GIBBONS You are notified that there Is
file in the Clerksotfice of the District Court
of Lee county Iowa, Fort Madison petition OF Mil
ton Gibbons. praying for a divorce from the bonds of
matmouy with you and for tbs costs of suit and unless
appear and answer thereto before Of the
secondary OF Of said Court 10 be held
The hind Monday of Way 1868, default and judgment
will be rendered against you prayed for.
H. STRONG,
Revenne Stamp so ctsl Atty for Plaintiff.
feiz4liw
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rnsrHMorHALs.

We the undcrsIgnsd hereby certify that the Tonic Of
George Cabus worthy OF the confidence 81 the conmu
g. HAvingtrisd the same recommend II forits great
nerits
Johp ~ Graham n. q. Alexander, Special Art. P. O..
psusrtment; WIN. Funk, Kcosauqua; Jacob wittiman
M Charles Smith, Keohuk; wn. Leighton. Ex-hayof.
Price - cents per Bottle. liberal discount -
Ne tFsae sspt9s4aSmo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
Original NOTICE.

To James II Getty, Robert Getty and W Moore, De-
PENDANTS:
You hereby notified that there Is on file In
the Gle ks ose of the the District Court IT Lee county,
Iowa at-Ft VI iison petition of John L Lee claiming
Judgment against you Robert Getty and James Getty,
for Of hundred e-d sixty dol r.,on
your nDte ard mortgage, and also Tor tc forecnsnra Il
the mortgage said James IT, Getty 10 him. datei eth
September 1853 upon lot s. block I29 In the city oil
keoku 1osn thr sale Of sai lots the foreclosure
said mortgage tie extinguisment Of eqay Of redernp
ton and general relief.
Now each of you appear and said petition
ly Of tie second day OF tue terra ofsaid Court
- be held at Fort Madison the third Monday OF May
isG5. or jpign Ut Will be had thereon by default.
Revenue stamp 50o ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
mch3-diw Pins Atty.
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II AND FOR SALE.-I have 1,O2k
seres Of hand which iutead 10 segi without ~.
ing Ard prizes below which viii rsenss bid go
acres lies In Montrose Bottom, Lee county Iowa az
miles n " Of the town Of Montross. Aboat 100 aoes
Of tract i prairie and no timbef65o acrss
under good fence, four cabins with thrse rooms n
esch well Of wster ut each two ponds Of water ard
creek for stock water and large barn. with
ahnsle roof.
Tho other tract contains about 21s acres AZ miles
north OF eokuk between the middle and western roads
which connect Keokuk and Montrose about Is or "a
cleared, and the balance in timber Two cabns
we'll Of water and creek for stock on this tract
and about le0 acres under good fence Title indspa
tabtss ~ .-SsA 4 = -
These tracts susceptible Of division, and will be d
vided to suit purchasers. Those wishing to buy home
or make investment In real estate In either Of the
above localities invited to exanine the land now Of
rsS In quality 1t teast 500 good and III
= we'll any lands in Iowa will take pleasure II
showing them 70 any person WISHING u puvass apS -
vite offers for the whole or any part.
janlodu FRANK RALLINGER.
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DR. J. F. SANFORD.

|nR. J. F. SANFORD,
Having retired from the GENERAL Practice o iMedi
cine, In consequence Of large and increNsin eurgca
practice has made arrangements treatment Of al
cases embraced In the following enumeration
1sf. All Surgical csses and Surgical operations.
IND. Diseases OF the Bye and Var.
BAD Diseases of the Lungs and Throat
ARR. Consultations with Physicians In all cases a
home or abroad
In order to promote the better treatment Of Surgical
and diseases Of the Eye and Ear Dr. Sanford
led Inhrmary cases whss patients
x be well cared for and where all the appliances and
best Of successful used in similar Inst
tntions in the large cities, will be found.
Having enjoyed for twenty years large and generous
patronage in the GENERAL practice Of medicine and
gerry from the citizens OF the this city and the
ing country DR. respectfully invites the public
tenton his special arrangements for the treatment
Surgical cases and diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
je15-dtf
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THE GATE CITY.


Sc1en tl1io Exploration o9 tho 'GRoa
k1n Pyramid.
Professor c. Piaszi Smyth, of the nss
Egyptian expedition, gives the following
account Of the attempt. to. explore tn
great Pyrsmid:
EAST Town. GREAT PvRANTD,l
February 81, 1865.
Mr. DEAR SrR: We have been here now
about three weeks, and are settled down
at last to the measuring; the chief part
of the time hitherto having been occupied,
in concert with party Of laborers furr-
ished by the English Government, 10
clearing away rubbish from important
parts of the interior, and 10 cleansing and
preparing it for nice observation.
The magnesium wire light is something
astounding in it's power Of Illuminating
difficult places. With any number Of wax
candles which we have yet taken into the
kings chamber or the grand gallery. the
impression left on the mind is merely see.
ing the candles, and whstever is very close
to them, so that you have small idea
whether you are 10 palace or cottage;
but burn triple strand Of magnesium
wire and in a moment you see the whole
apartment and appreciate the grandeur Of
its size and the beauty of its proportions
This effect, SO admirably complete, too, as
it is, and perfect in its way. probably re.
suits from III, extraordinary intensity of
the light. apart from its useful photo.
graphic property, for, side BY side with
the magnesium light, the wax candle
fine looked not much brighter than the
red granite of the walls of the room.
There come parties-often many par
ties-of visitors to see the pyramid every
day, without fail. and they come amply
provided with all sorts of means and Up.
planes to enjoy the sight-that is, With
everything but the needful magnesium
wire, aud one waistooat pocketful Of what
would be worth whole donkey load Of
that they DO bring up to enable their souls
to realize the ancien, glories of the inter-
nal scene.