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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-07

grave shorter than any other people In
the world.
If perpetual motion" should ever be
discovered, it will certainly be in some
Nltional or State Legislature, several
bodies of that description having como
pretty near 1t already. ...
As every detail in the life Of great
men is of interest to the public, we
take pleasure in announcing that our
friend Greeley has recently experience
ed n change of hat.
Some of the numerous country pa.
pers which take deep interest In New
York matters, are circulating n report
that new man Is about to undertake
the management of the Saturday Press"
What will our country friends do for
us next? Last week they reported
that we were about to die, and this
week they kindly furnish us with an
undertaken. ..-.#
TIE West Union Record Ia response
BILE for the following snake story -
Miss Lottic Robinson of this place
was somewhat startled n few days ago,
while breaking hens egg, to see =
small snake about six inches long and
as large as a pipe stem, come out with
the yolk. The cgg was q common
hens egg, the yolk perfect, and the
snake coiled up in tho white of the egg.
Tho snolS n IA hnttlal I'M mud m ovhli,i.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-07
Ode by = Br00klynltc.

She came like beautiful visOn
To brighten the night Of my care;
Her dress was arranged with precision,
In rlnglets descended her hair.
In n stage on It's way to the ferry
We met, IN IL usual. by chance: 5.4
Meath the spell OF her giances my very
Soul sank Into amogous trance.
Alas! how by rude fate are bnnishod
Illusions we'd willingly nurse!
started--my vision had vanished,
AHd so had U,U Vdtoh and my purse!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-07

PURITY OF FEELINd.--A life Of du-
ty is the only cheerful life--for oil joy
springs from the affections; and It il
the great law Of nature. that without
good deeds, all good affection dies, aud
the heart becomes utterly desolate.
The external world then loses all Its
beauty; poetry fades away from the
earth; for what Is poetry, but the re-
Election Of all pure aud sweet, oil high
and holy thoughts:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-07

"Two-thirds OF the members Of my
church," says pastor, ''are honorary
members" They don't come to pray
cr meeting; they don't attend Sunday
School; they don't add to the life of
the church; they arc the passengers on
the gospel ship; they bear no burdens;
add no strength; their names are on
our books; they are honorary men,
bers.u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-07

REMEMBER.-It is not what people
eat, but what they digest, that makes
them strong. Itis not what they gain.
but what they save that makes them
rich. 1t is not what they read, but
what they remember that makes them
learned. 1t is not what they profess,
but what they practice that makes
them good.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-07

s TIE NFW York SATURDAY Press
fires Off the following:
Never worry about little things; II
disqualifes you for great ones.
All "centfe" and. no circum ference
the Fenian affair.
Latest from Wasllington-All serene
and the rest serslade,
The farm labe,ers in England find
the journey fr0na the "cyadle" to the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-07
J. Il. POWERS,

A TTORNEY 4 NCOUNSELLOR, GENEg.
"A Al COLLECTING AND WARCLAlM AGENT
Rackpay, Bounty, and all other rlms relating thereto
attended TO with certainty and despatch ONCE Mul.
q arky's Block. Cedar Falls. Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
Gonses ano farms f1)anteo.

VNANTED-TO Rent or Exchange for Brooklyn
w LOTS . COTTAGE with from TO three Of land
within hours ride New York Address with particulars
J. w Boz o 1886, Trbun. Office. for week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
Real Gsratr for Sale.
iOTrNTRy

A HANDSOME and very convenient COc IN IN IN,
n RESIDENCE FOR SALE At GesHwish Conn n'T b.s Of n.
slest soHm.ndn. s.@s :, W, s -. I'D ii. family
ociety good bs Of churches hou's nearly qua o
convenience. health ard air ug.uPsed Urn not sa G bros.b
warmed BY ese,eu, beating .Pp,f,ta 81 20 sss' c.
IS oOa S.do srsry bal, ballroom and PraIy three
Ground nsy . OUT AID ,.oi.a WIN nam ebsfr, and
peaches garden stocked viii berre, and 9'hsr So
sa SsesI' s9S 81 w. 'bi.vDs6N No.
sTosd~sy or 4. Z. MATTER, oreeaw On depot
LOR SALE or EXCHANGE-For a desirable
j HOUSE IN ta city vicinity vaoAbe FARM Of 10 si''
well located IN Csyufa about midway between the cites Of Au
The property was owned and occupied y QUE
party nearly 50 years and up TO the mo Of BIS death ara %
tered for only for the reason that the present owner " "
att. TO It's Management being otherwise occupied fo i pa
u'a''' Maps 'Hd survey T. H. KELLOGG No. 22a Pe,
JTOR SALE in Harlem at Reduced Prces-one ol
L the geuteel highsoop 3iory b.'-Tont sd eS
HOUSES Onehundrcd and twenty .,'cnth't be"sTn bs
improvements Locssi9n one % va ' gp .ioy bs.euent
H'Ilem A,o me hsa2op' Tn.ap,I Gaf between
second and Third se. Sire 6st ieet Lot Cl ce VIZ 2 rs
One wenty -, fourth llousr eli Of ihtd ave-
UNARMS for SALE near Saratoga Springs, y. III
4 two near Saratoga Good baiinss prod c'vr ,5,
Dies - drawer 10 o Saratoga Sprins. y y
ltEASIORE PROPERTY-LONG BRANCli-Ihe
- desirable properly upon The summit 81 ne or NM,
the finest road' ad 'lore drive, ~ The
p. To an are now offered prices able parties ~
| LEWIS b. BROWN NO. IS bfoaa"iy
SIT4TEN ISLAND.-FOR SALEAt Port Rch-
- mand Island HOi 81, containing II oori-, D.'I ~
irarg Co..f. tahro0 Gas tnfopLuut - To
SAME and C.rIias House Choice Fruit Grapes aud s.fpp
Al IN rerrcf arlrr Apply to j. w SNEDlkEh no S' N"a'h
lane New ora
ahyS NOIl-BROOkLYN.- base
IL tp.NIsJU meui HOUSE no. 81 Greene ave rnI'y ~
M sbra 1eeel antei ouameued elsahy; MODERN improve
r,pt., .pandd sas fixtures; pei Immediate poe''o
No - Johust, Room 30. 8
an acres, 10 IN Wood. large, oId-.ashioned farm
HI bui dne fuit std ,h.de good garden Sc - r nom s
cts by Norh Jersey Rsoad VIII be soj low inquire a.
No Ij2 Congress -, Br 'okyn.
dne1 AfAA FOR 2-Story and basement HOT 81,
Po,OOV win sewer warIeo.. house u a ,s I Sd ei5
Ntsf for,isths.., between kgutn and Nith-n'os
s.rxxTc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
Gopartnersbip Notices.

DIsSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.-The co:
~ p.ssp heretofore .Ii:ins bs,wesn si@sS1 B,GT nd
TER il al. d.y DISSOLVED The undersigned viii coninu- the
bugness liabilities and alone authorized 70 collect money
"a 1870, Am. --Aprl q lH6 WALTON CARPENTER
YNHE COMPREHENSIVE between the undersigned
Il 4, this day DISSOLVED. by The business
will coo,inosd by L. DUM0NT o. No % Exchange place
A''" z c. HEAlANa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

OEO. a. LEsviTT hucioneer.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 493 Broadway
ID LEAVlTi, SlREB oh Co. successors to j. l. Cooley
ADvASCEs AApE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
LEEDS MINER. AuctionesrA
n EEnG 4 MINED u-;I coll 49,, UIrECnAV

LEEDS MINER. Auctioneera .
I EEDS d MINER will sell on TUESDAY, April
10 At 10. ocol a, the private residence No la3 West Tween
tyseoond At. ~ Nn,h-sve.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-The property Of .
family going abroad eoDns Of Velvet Medallion and Brussels Car
pets carved rosewood ute covered in crimson and god bIocede
Greenwood marble Eagere with and back;
wood reception Cbs covered with blue end gold bTocsde carved
lockwood marble Cene Tses PspeT Msehe elegant lace Cur
ans carved rosewood Piano made BY soddard Plano
Stool &c carved lockwood brocede Hat stsnd vsbue Shades
velvet stair Carpets; diver plated Stair Rode end sbos
any bedesd black Walnut Lounge IN crmIon reps mahogany
arm Ch IA hair cloth; mahogany Chairs and Rockers, 10 hair
eolh eD1Meled marble Suite; Hair Msitresses Bos
f' and Pows 0ak extension Dining table, with and
Svs psted Wste, Cutlery China C.ockery and Glassware
hrentn grnnIe, ke with which the sale viii with
Other sIte 90 Of Furniture.
-. Also At 70 O'clock
A full bloodsd tan color Greyhound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Arrl 10. at o'clock
A large and valuable PRIVATE LAW LIBRARY Being the
entire collection Of Lawyer recently deceased Catalogues are
rssdv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war.
ID rsnted Also solid ChspY, and WsSs SSsmss
suts, ornamental. st H. r. FAhhisoiONS, NO w.
Can.l.,t op ,o.ite Wooster. Established lS.L
UNAMELED FURNITURE.-The largest assert.
L. meut Of Enamelsd Che.,nat and solid %snat BEDROOM
siT'TPS In bi. ci,y Aso MATTRESSES SPRIN0 BEDS ke
al rood, warranted n,.d stthe old established house
'' 'S WARREN WARD a. Co. No. m Canslst.
HAVE ON HAND and make to order on tho short.
notiee oil kinds Of FURNITURE at malusurers prices
PCKARD No. lei BlsecAest factory Nea 2o3 and 9os
SGl.ivan.st.
Tl'O HOUSEKEEPERS.
L DONALDSON Co No ssi Broadway opposite the Metro
poan formerly Of No Lroy place. BeeckerstD Msna'se'
urer GAS FIXTURES Gs and kerosene enah1e
rrs Brackets Msntel Ornaments Portable Sand &C. o.
sale and Retail Also large so1Re, o. on h Dans s Fsasv
oOOd Of the late ole Ps,sd .na Gs ,v ~ VARIETY,
China decorated 10 and match Osss cutie orde ~
Fitting In all It's branches Mandatory NO o
CTORAGE for FURNITURE, Pianos. 1 Mmrors:
y NAV he had IN the Iona the Piano wsierooms
Of 4 FERRY No 500 Broadway between Prince ana h'aeH
ss, to whom application may be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
THURSDAY EvrNIYG. April p. at O.

THURSD tY EVENING April p. at o'clock -
ORIGINAL OIL PIN INGS, WArEhCOLOk DRAWINGS,
FINE Engraving ro -sph. &C In PIT BELONGING to the estate o.
". WHITLEY. choice hy
dsp artists exhibition and Gotta
logues may be had a, the ssesrooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
Gnles hn Anrtion.
MEDICAL PuRvBToRs OFFICE.
WAsHlSGToS, ID. g., March n. 1896.
SALE of HOSPITAL STORES,

MEDICAL PrRvRToRs OFFICE
wAsHHGToS d. g.. March n 1906
.ucTION SALE Of HOSPITAL STORES,
n WHISKY, WINES, SO. ,,-,,,v
49, A.d 81 Public Auction an this city Of the JUDICIARY
sChk ~ VARFfOS So back Of the City Hal, on WEDNESDAY,
ss f6 dsy ofApr 10 O'Clock an tie following Inoe.
m Ti stores AID Liquors longer required Tor the use o.
tbe Msdicsi department Of the Army uz; oooo -
Wv n Pea Beans.......... 2JOO 20
80 10000 u Dessicsied Potatoes. luO ~
Com stsrcb.......OOO n MiIed Desc. d.. Jog
nd Chocolate iNttsl 10 Ntishy ftpu''SS'0'N
Cinnamon, Powdered. 1000 y Whisky IN bolsgal- oo
- l0ns..............s 3tP
Tar5.rs. ..........lO0O0 n Sherry Vine quart - oDo
-, MOI. ......20OO 70 bottes.....,.,..s.4lV0N
Ccrreutraied MIX 20fO n Sherry Wine. In "a
Gmser............. ss5 70 bbls ......i;yyi,o,,,'
Besrs......... 600 n bottles ,lv'VV M small
Tl nove articles be sold 10 lots to 'ut oo'n 's' ~ ~
pure ssers
TeTms-(ash Ii. q, ,.,r ovins , heir propertv
Five m oay viii be allowed 10 parties "a removing "e" fF'
Caialog rec ready by the :h Pro1;.-,r,p,, ,ND
Surgeon aud Purveyor, u 3 n
C w ROTFLFR Abctoneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
rcrIo ., ;I sIITo IF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD

N FURNITURE. on
WEDNESDAY April H. at 10 o'clock C. M
=, 81, lscs of Dr. seleck New Brighton Institute r Belmont
HAIL New .rgh.on T. c-mprisngs large ana Nsea
dining furniture, consisting N part
oaj b. 4 walnut end mahogany furniture, In aii- ioth piano
fcre oas duug chairs black "An ana COZ
sg- cht@r taley csTpeiu CHINA eryce. cu ga'sWse
Kitchen nn.- clothes Han &C. Catalogues al me 'ucuohV
cne No b O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

WEDNESDAY. April H.,
POSITIVELY LAST MATINEE
CINDERELLA LA. coMARE.
Commencing at o'clock.
Doors open in the evening at II Curtain n'e'~o
Seats secured three days IN advance
WINTER GARDEN. -, Srr,pr
W and n ~
Stage W.
n rrABrr.nnESr DOE, NOT THE n HERALO)
NJ STUART III This lis &SD EVERY EVENING,
also Oh SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Al A GRAND MATINEE,
Those delshtful delinsaOr'of
AND YANKEE LIFE,
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
VIZ CHARM and ,,rrn,,rr,,r
with their associated commencing with the roman
tic i'''' ''''TTsiiY2 LARS OF KILLARNEY,
M" AND f sHw AND SsEAGfIsGi scEsERY by THoRNE,
4c f2oTnf dti'fS;ion Of en'I,e, BARNEY WILLIAMS
kbrE BAhNsf ~ A' =,
ryia, " I Andrews
R.s C. Wa.eO j.
The frg F'done Mss sl'nehs Grey
8ar: tho pieces viii be Introduced the charming ballad. Of PA
'''N-'' KATY MOONEY, ,,,rv spra,rs
wnAcK .LAFA, THE IRISH WHISKY
ThE YOUNG MAY MOON.
THE coNN1SsHr MANS RAMsLEs'
wynn IRuh FAIR FIGHT.
MRS WILLIAMS
VI apue.r In her woudefiul rendition Of
TEN CHARACTERS
In lie eegsnl Prolean Comedy II
" $50 An HOUR IN SEVILLE,
whi.h wi he produced with new md ,..-.,r,.-,
Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS, -,ny
MATINEE on SATURDAY. APRIL H.
Beat, secured ,iH DAYS IN adv nee.
fsAkNI Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Id BKOADN AY between Sprng and Prinre-.r'
ADVERTISE N ras 4 HERALD
49, EVEkY AtT-R ,OON AT ?; EVENING Al :,
Pc iI1NELY TUE LAST WEEK
Of the rrcat scnpu Historical Drama founded on lHsShsm
sacred woIA, , 49,, ~ ~, v,pp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
Cetturcs an> Hlectinsa

DEy. A. A. WILLIS, ID. d.,
Al will deliver his r.wl lecture entitled
1.-THE MODEL WIFE, NAL,
Reformed Dutch Church Se~se" FINE 'n'
WEDNESDAY EVENING AikL II,
a, o'clock Tickets 50 cen.s for sale at tue door
fE,HE ANNUAL ADDRESS before the HOMEO-
PaTuTC MEDICAL SOCIETY Of the, County Of New York
will be- delivered THIS EyESlNU oy the President Di D.
Homeopathic Coeg corner q ana
Ihirdase. al 0 o'clock HENhf a. SMITH Secfesay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
DY JAMES NJ. MILLER.
Id WEDNESDAY. April II,

ID WEDNESDAY, April H.
AT p o'clock ntthe i. =. H., No. III Broadway.
By order q Executors. n.
The couutrv Thomas r1siow. sius'e IN foIt
cler csfrherr Co. on the Purchase Road, mile fom We
deuot The basement 3Xio with wing bt
10 Tho4e Of land in nearly square plot win oau
on three sides
Mn md m n,rticn ars 2 the office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
HKSEY MINER Agconerr-sssroom No. 81 Nassau a. oppo
site the Po.t Office.
IMPORTANT SALE
u OF A VERY FINE COLLECTION or ORIGINAL
MODERN PICTURES.
RECENTLY RECEIVED FROM EUROPE AND
NEVER PEFORE EXHIBITED

EMBRACING Many OF TIE LATEST AND
CHOICEST WORKS or THE VARIOUS
EUROPEAN SCHOOLS.
MINER sOMERvLLE will sal suction the evening. O
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, April 10 and II, OF the SOMER
WILLIE ART GALLERY No ss Broadway: very choice coec
ton original modern oil psnng imported by and srned q
Huyvr esq Of Antwerp who sboo, 10 return TO Europe
THE collection choice specimens OF the
edns artist, Of the Dador Dutch Belgian and French Schools
and is particularly worthy Of attention.
Now exhibition. rec day and evening
peisiled Advertisement In few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

a FAMILY expecting to spend several years IN
n Europe vii Lei eir ,lesanty-iurib4 hvos, on w.
Ninercuh. near finn svc Tor oat ~ uoi, '1'''"' ''
month Inquire d no o. 'i''' ' ''''' D. 3D. BRADLEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
Nmnsements.

(rn rsrABLIsHxEsr DOES rHs nzRAID)
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 8. -
AND EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOIiS r,
will be presented IN style Of magnhcence FAR al pieo'
effort. and which has received the
HIGHEST ENCOMIUMS
both Of the
PUBLIC AND THE PRESS,
aud achieved an
ABSOLUTE AND ISDISPU TABLE sUCCEsSL i,
The spectacular Drama In three s nen ths rtenco
Alexander Dumas entitled the
" 3 81
GUARDSMEN,
Produced with
New
Msse selected sud srrsnFed. .by......., IN
Mechanical effects BY w. Sande gproperes End sppoh
w Henry; correct and elegant costumes by buloch ana t
lowing powerful characters seldom equaed out never A
including - ......,ro an mn, co,,p.Ny
ANNE OF Nine Mtlii
CONSTANCE. Her Conhdanel...Mrs Jun
which she will sing new roni.nI written snu 0'"P
y Il LOVED HIM AT FIRST SIGHT"
miss
Mr. George Fs"eet N3"e
.h >, 7sLS
Aramis
Louis XII
j. ~
Buckingham
Bomisce. MI w tx
liNa
y. 'sH
lie
Lead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

ETOR SALE-On S,Uyyosani-'quare, II close al
estate the elegant oufs.oiy Big sonp brown hoo h'n
HOUSE. 22.1G1 feet LOT l3 frf 10 u tat fAi'tn-it 40
house is perfect repair .c3sd pao, ma'ne "a I
the far tue tii o. 1 q "l no fe
II desired prce ssoC0 Apply tue premises or to JAMES
n "a NJ Z tfr.aI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
90 Eet.

AT TARRYIOWN, on the llUDSON-A + IL
"a NISHED HOUSE to LET. contan.rs r,y.n f'siI,, ID
roue ORDER with gas AID it and saue
ICES &C. lree uiuutes' walk from tie c"poi f''s,,' s'.n
immediately Apply TO j. o. DOW, on tue lir"s'- OF D" "
& eru,vich.,t. ~. W YORK.
FIRST floor to LET ar N. - Pnnoe-sI.,
~ near Broadway for business Apply si 10 "a Piince
49, Ft-.l.E. BLANC CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

L'OR SALE-At South Norwa.k, Conn, the BEAU
TFuL RESIDENCE Of the late uta.el h Nn dna.-d 90 =
the DEPOT; house uclTy With fou
scrrs 81 land; ,'cctci va; it oianci tfce Apps
10 r. AUSTIN. scutl !. nTwss, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

4 T YONkEKS-F umshcd-A IWE' HOO ~ VIZ
g.s and water in acre, Tu ,iai~. sable 49, $50 u"
cotiss.s eu- sea'ol ~ y,a' -i f'o la,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
A j. BLEECkER son * Co.
n. WILL SELL At AUCTION on

A VCTION.-Wul be SOLD at Daren, Conn,
N WE'D EsDAY. April H. at O'Clock III aide FLOUR ehi
FtED MILF three Of stones; TIE Whoo W pil
order With Every facility doing profitable business Terms al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

DY BANGS. MERWIN " Co., Nos 69l and
ID Cee Broadway Of 4tnst-Sae, Of Books stationery!
Pie,urs, Mrs.. Ar. fsncv Goods Furniture kc
TUESDAY E,EAlNG, April TO- at : o'clock -,
CHOICE PR NAII .tDk AkN(orPrinng coll ecton Of 't1
able Books. mostly ust AMERICAN H'ioy b1srepny arg
.ur Also NeIltt! OF
choice Miscellaneous Sc Catalogues ready.
WEDNESDAY ~ ENING, Aplii ~, At : o'clock - ~
PRIVATE LIBRARY o choice kNOl ISL aud AMERICAN
Books comprising variety and including mauy nney ILL
or Sc Catalogues ready aid tie Books on
Exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

Il Pleasant Valley. Sew-ie. .e i.udsn-ir9rit WI
every tnr enjoyable end good 10 or doing 20 r'' ~ 80 gay
have the benefits OF cltf W . g W
IN. situation. qieeouaGcI- q hours sal ou ai Of th4n
ILos l. lla- 1rIltnfy Co 10
reet lie place Amply j. MCNlCiAkL Eoud Nts. titn
Houc OF fD. &. SMITH No. rs DuaneFt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

ITO LET or for SALE-A fire FARM of G4 acres,
good and outbuiding plenty Of fruit nes fom De
rent Address J.. Boz 10. %, Moit.fown. " j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

ENOk SALE-On the Hudson, about II ACbI.S
Handsomely situated on the Commanding II tic hne-i
views between anl Albany l. capable 81 mi'i~ n'
oroyeneu Handsome
~is4i"~
oseih- there being four handsome bail.~ Apply g.
r. l. Cfgir No Pi %
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-05
WouderfuI Organic Remain..

On M~eagher's Bar, opposite Nevada,
have been discovered fossils that unmis-
takably prove that this part of the world
was at one time inhabited by a race of
human beings who stood, in maturity from
ten to twelve feet high, and by a species
of quadruped at least twice as large as an
Asiatic elephant. A human jaw bone
found there measures FIVE inches from
point to point. Not a tooth is lost and
their enamel still remains bright. They
have been much worn by mastication. A
rib and other bones found, evidently be-
longing to the same individual, are pro-
p~ortionate in size. 1t has been estimated
that the height of this biped could not
have been less than ten feet six inches.
The proof of an extinct race of quadrupeds
or of a species at least, that were twice as
large as any now extant, is the discovery
of an enormous molar tooth, which was
found along with a monster jawbone. The
crown or top of this tooth measures the
longer way, exactly six inches and it is
four in width. The root or the part in
vested by or sunk below the gum, meas
ures over seven inches. The measurement
from top to bottom that is in its natural
position )is between eight and nine inches,
being but little greater in depth than in
length on the top.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-05
Edwin Forest In DAYTON.

Edwin Forest opened the dedicatory
season of Turner's Opera House at Dayton
on Wednesday night, The Cincinnati
Commercials Dayton correspondent
speaks as follows of his appearance.
The opening scene of "Yirginius9
brought Mr.. Forest on the stage. His re-
ception was hearty and prolonged. He
moves like an older man than he did ten
years ago, but does not look so. His mas
sive head and volumineus chest still give
him the front of Jove. His voice is strong
as ever, and under perfect control, whether
in easy, subdued colloquialism, or the For
restoninn surge and thundero of declamatory
periods. The gait is less digniied and de-
.eisive than of old, and alone shows the in
roads of time That half tender, half
baleful droOp of the eye, and that peculiar
and naughty grind of the jaw which have
always been the salients of Forests face
on the stage are as noticeable as ever.
His eye still 4lRshes a strange volume of
fire when he makes what for need of a
better word, is called "a point" At such
moments his face is electric and over
whelming.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-05

The Rebel Gen. PiIlOW en- Free Labor.
General Pillow has accepted the situa-
ton in the best of spirit anais now man
ifesting more philosophical sagacity in
adapting himselfto theneWlorder of fittings
than many other Southern men of inau-
ence.
He has addressed a letter to General O..
O. Howard, Superintendent of the Freed
mems Bureau, as follows:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. %, 1865.
Major General o. O. Hotoard, Commission
er, &c; &C., Washington:
1t affords me pleasure to inform you.
that 1 have been successful beyond my.
most sanguine expectations in engaging
labor for all my plantations in Arkansas
and Tennessee. / have already engaged
about four hundred freedmen, and have
full confidence in making a success of the.
work.
/ have given, in all cases, the freedman
a part of the crop of cotton, and / allow
him land for the cultivation of vegetables
and corr for his own use, without charge
therefor. l could have engaged one thou
sand laborers if had needed that number.
My brother, who adopted my plan of
work. succeeded in engaging laborers for
three places he is working. 1 have put
one large plantation under white laborers
from the North, upon precisely the same
terms | engaged freedmen. 1 feel anxious
to try the system of white labor of that
character for the plantation. Knowing
the interest you feel in the success of the
system of the freedmen, and feeling CRATE
full for your kindness to me, L feel it to be
be a duty to communicate the result of my
work thus far. With assurance of nay
personal regard and respect, l am, Gen
eral, very respectfully,
(Signed( GIDEON J. Pillow.