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Ir mas BPcouE MY BEST FRIEND.

Miss Luee Morrison Of Cleveland Ohio says: No re,onfb
sou, Of money could persuade part with Wilcox q
Gibbs Sewing Mtcbne-une assured Of s mnede enrnt
b. asofhey jnf hkc it-lr BECOME NY bEsT FRIEND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

NARROW EscAPE-Yesterday afternoon, while car
No So Of the Belt Railroad passing along Souihs wnen
Gear Pke-st. the driver Of became engaged In
wrange with Charles Riley who engaged in hosting GUS
coal from vessel lying in the vicinity Ii finally enoea py
Riley picking large piece Of coal and hurting a,he
driver missed the object amet at and struck the car lear
an open WINDOW causing deep ndentatoD Seated IN we
car near TINS window gentleman who had removed ns
hat for greater comfort Had the missile varied little nom
It's II would have struck this gentleman In the bead
aud with sufficient force 10 have caused wound Iho
ruan arrested by Officer Carne of the Seventh PrecIet
the complaint OF the conductor Edward Chapman and
being aagned before Justice STANDBY at the ESSEX Ma
Police Court lie was committed Tor trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

PIcKPocKErs ARRESTED. Yesterday, John Gilbert
and Patrick Sullivan caught IN the act Of attempting TO
steal from pocket If Edward Mcclure OF No I'll Hester
st. silver watch valued at sj They were arrested by on
Ger Sagg Of the Fourteenth Precinct aud were committed
fVJ Trial by Alderman MeBJier>~
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Announcements.

HUYDRRDs are protecting their houses successfully
and satisfactorily with the BURGLAR ALARM TELEsRRH Il in
operation at the Office, No 25l Broadway. r. hoLHn
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ment az The CIV Hall In the possession OF the prisoner v
"a SIS which i clamed he had stolen from hls mothef,
Capt Brscke egraphed 10 the parents o. .h Wy
srS ,eccivd NV 10 deain him until further notice. reg
se,dsy OOcer p Robinson Il Boston came on 70 Ids Guy
in search Of the boy aud evening they took their departure
for that city. sF =
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AVERAGE RANGE OF THERMOMETER FOR JULY SINCE 1862
The following table will be- found OF interest showing 1t
does the average OF the Thermometer for Is days July
for nYnx ear
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patton, proratod by the heat Fntonst Adams
yesterday He was taken 10 the fortyBrs Precinct Station
house by serg Cornell where he promptly attended TO
and recovered. He resides In Allensf. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

40 TO MACFARLANDs Book Store corner
~ Twenty third o. and Broadway, there the NEW
ROCKS OF the day And all the old Standard Works
Eng French aud Scotch Stationery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

BARTLETT 4 DEMORESTs SEWING-MA.
- CHINE, with valuable improvements makes Knot
stitch and particular the OF Sewing
Machine With all the attachments complete including resde
lemme oil Ac and directions that every child
stand. ga No. Az BROADWAY.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-27
Complimentary.

Il Z
At a meeting of the Boise City delegations
at the City Hotel, Idaho City T., held on
Sunday evening, Jan. 2lst. 1856! 1t was
unanimously 81 4. -
REsoLvsD: That thet&anKs of the delega-
ttien on behalf Boise City, be1teudered to our
friends Of Idaho, for the Kindness and many
courtesies exte tons, its representatives,
during our sojourn with them4 80
RESoLEED-s@ That although impossible to-
return fully the Polfteness extended toward
us, it is hopedlthat an early opportunity may
be afforded, to reciprocate, and to assure our
friends of ths."Gem of the Mountains" that
a hearty welcome will always greet them
from the "Gem of the Valley
+ REsoLvEDss That the beauty of the ladies
of the Mountain City, who have tended so
greatly to our pleasure is equaled only by;
their modesty and ladylike department, and
tbe remembrance of their kind faces will
"linger in our memories for al. time to, come.
RESOLVED, also: That to the proprietor of
theCity Hotel, (Mr Barber) and his courteous,
lady, our thanks are due for the regard ex-.
hibited, by thems, fons the comfort of their
guests. 3 93s
Resolved That. copy of these resolu-
lions be publishedsin the BAHo WORLD and
IDAHO STATESMAN. alt5.. J,Tr4 II. rY
b u iiol- ], H. WALEER Capt.7U. S.iA.,
Ia1a q gi~'inst @ j tifa Chairman.
= ?: Collins, Capt. U. S. a.; II. c. ellison,
Secty. Terry D. Cram; W. A. Mix; AZ.
1 ". Hollllssy5 J. N. Owens; Tom Williams S.
sssi : = + +
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IDAao Cry. Jan. 26th 1865.

Error IDAHO WoRLD-Fot the purpose Of
correcting an ERRONEOUS report which feel
sorry has obtained circulation; and in order
to do justice to my brother SamueI Turner
and his friends, desire to say that he was
not shot by soldier during drunken and
dfsreputa6le row in the streets of Boise City,
but that Ire was stabbed by one Scott or
Scotty, for some reason unknown to himself,
while In company with respectable citizen
now of Boise Valley and formerly merchant
of Idaho City. The wound is severe and
painful but by-no means dangerous.
By giving this publication you. will much
oblige your friend and obedent servant
A.,G. TURNER.
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SheriH's .Sala

by virtue Of foreclosure Of Mortg, 90
~ and order Of sale issued cut Of tho DiSfr5f
Court in and for the county Of Boise upon idr
e91 Fe =, u said Court wherein W. Phillips
Henry Cheny and Conrad Meyer are deen AK,
Tor the sum OF 1892 S2-lG0 dollars Judgment and
cost Of suit duly tested the 18th day Of Tann%rv
A. 2; IS65 have seizs dana takea in execution
premises described as the Ceneryille sp2m.: me a.;
the town Of CepteIyille, Boise,county. TT tor
gether With all the fixtures, ilnproyements tboretS
apPeEtain!jng ana the ground Upon Which Hi the
SANE IS Siaaeed anq AL Interested defendants
Public notice i hereby gwen that on tho SSiq fSs day
81 f f A. u 1866 at u o'clock NJ will sell
Ia ffont Of the Court House doorin Idaho M
pubic 1a a,Gtion for gold coin its equvale4tin
fR9@h gp,l p ;3 ne above described property to
alF T aeerpirg cots HER, Sheriff.
fatee IcaIlo City, January 26th, 1896 nI4w8 50
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rrsEfrgffHgFa

!. Observation-Disclosures state last
weekthat'we had learned Of the appointment
off qRF friend An Gs7Tnrn Esq. by Gov.
Lyon as Indian Agent for the Goose Creek
mountains and SnakesRiver3country.a While
he is epposed't02as in polifc{,,Yee aqkln1cowl-
edge him to be fully posted .onatfe Indian
business, and The Governor has, made good
SELECTION. g4otfi7eT lias 10 ss1visid Isf2ia b.-
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81
The RoUrRsao B1AcsFooH- Tbe 0regonian
has in its local column an item5on the above
fsnbject 49, Z s. =
|. fzBodth, of White Bluffs, on the Uoi5m.
bia ryef, paid us vista few days since,
and reported matfers-in asfne condition for
an early rushEin. tho Spring to Blackfoot.o
i Now, one has only 10 lock at any folerably
correct papto- Observed 'egoakp of no ordin-
cry dimensions in the above extract. The
traveller, wAeasat Portlandsor the Dailes, will
Hbe struck with the idea. that the more he
travels in the direction of5White Bluffs the
less the chances OF his ever seeing the latest
bpmbug, otherwise Hackfpot. IdEfact, he
will see that taking tie Dales as one point,
White Blufs or some point funher,up the
Columbia and Blackfoot WI! form the other
Two points at an equisllateral triangle Boise
Statesman.
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The Editor

~. 4.gsfs -.ff 81. rel tEr g 81 7.
509f this paper, when at home Mr., STREBg, is
To- beat his pestagain the coming week We
Welcome his return !. and the readers of,the
WORLD viii doso3 oot-idf during his absence
we. have said anything to offend ar ybody, HE
yill hareato make the apologies anything
pleasant has been mistake and we viii take
it.baek. Here we found you--hefe leave you.
TIE Columbia River is. BOW .ooW open, and We
may look for the arrival Of the mails here
Iafterl with there usual OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mar. ia.5d sgsa 8sll1s.d iit ID
For particulars as to what viii be : done
With the emails.' when they DO arrive at
Boise City See 0Wyhees Avalanche the
l20;h inst.
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4 Gov. GAHEB' ESoN.-Thts gentleman came
herera theGovernor Of idaho Territory and
not by any means .sub5ectsto the ORDERS of
an iEsigaifcapt and trifiug party paper, or an
edisoEof one,slike Reynolds. The Governor
has Rarsued a-straighl forward and consist
ent course, so far as We-have been able to
jpdgeyun biassed by party-or friends7 and the
.attenpts ofthe Statesman to bring -discredit
upon his actsswill be seen BIZ everybody to
be only the spleen Of its editor, the. boiling
over of has wrath, because the, Governor
doesn't happen to,consider. him or;his paper
worthy paying any attention to whatever.
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Lien Nofin5,o5,

Territory Of Idaho county of Boise4ss
!. District Court, I'd Judicial District 81 IS
H9f55D Deya Lester Pltf vs. s. GasRoseDbaun
"A, IL persons holding or Claiming Liens M, i.
the provisions of an act securing i hens onaer
cnTnIcs and others are. hereby notified to he and
appear before the Honorable the District Con,t t
Judicial District on the third Monday oftEe Feb
ler q s+d Court and then and there make proof
ted on the es ss II iha ceE2n building aua
Boise County bounded on the north bv the nre,
!ses Of w ~ Rowe aad on the 50 nth ~ the nraa
lseS OF Doctor Talbot lately Known as ibe Pbmnis
saloon a occupied by Jimmy Brown 80 1e'ii t
Iaobo o.tn To- - ,ooa HARVEY LESTER. ii
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If some Christian gentleman viii consent
to Furnish few bales of blankets from some
smallpox hospital, we'll i3oculated, with tina t
disease, we viii act as distributing agent, and
will seelto 1T that not an. Indian is without
a. blanket. This kind, of peace would! prob
ably prove more lasting than all the regular
Ftfeaties that could be,made .-Owyhee Avail
ancbe.% -& q
No|bettere compromise or more LAsq1S G.
treaty can be made With Indians These
ideas of Mr.. Avalanchesait us exactly. By
all means let war Of determination be
wagedagainst,the savagess and if smallpox
can be used as mortar to-send hotshot into
.thercamps, let it be brought to use immed-
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NOTICE.

FHis. IS ToaCAUTIoN ALL PEpsoNc
A galnst trusting any one on account Of +. a.
z Eio@pa uniess Iney present written order from
Idaho City, January II, ls6enl3gs -
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a"i Notice.
VIE business heretofore carried, on, at Pioneer
i City, Boise County, l. r.. by Powell Il Coe
and F. B. Britten, under the maine and STYLE Of
Britten,& CO.. has been, discontinued by mutual
eonsssa the unfinished business Of the concern will
be~wound up by Powell 4 Gee who are authoriz.
ed to dispose OF the stock, collect debts and settle
claims POWELL, q Cor
January 18th, 18essn1 4y4. : . 80 : 0oN.'
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N ew this Week.

t..e5.. VIM. W. HABERSRAM, bon
lNTOTARY PUBLIC & CONVEY a NICER. PR
4 ticular attention given to drawing Deeds and
other instruments of writing. OFFioE-At the
Boise Bakery on WalhSt. idaho City. l4tf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-27

| WE are in receipt of numerous letters from
all parts of the Territory, condemnatory of
the outrageoussacts of the late Legislature,
and of Governor Lyon for approving them
Statesmans 25th,
There cannot be particle of truth in the
above statement. There has been no regular
communication between Boise City and call
parts of the Territory" whereby the editor of
the Statesman Gould HAVE received such LETT
tiers. The people of the Territory would not
write any such lying and slanderous opinions
to anybody. The acts of the late Legislature
have not Been i'outrag neither has the
Governor approved bills that will not be sane
toned BY the voice of the people. Nobody
expects the Statesman to approve. the'acts of
a democratic LegisIatere. Nobody expects
the Statesman to approve the acts of an bon
est Goveraor who does his duty. The duty
of Reynolds is tcoppoSs al good and virtuous
actions and sentiments from whatever source,
they may come, and he is filing his position
with pride. The Governor does not happen
to fancy Reynolds style. z il he needed an or
gan at all he would prefer a respectable
journal. This PECULIARLY on the part of the
Governor ofIdaho makes the editor of the
Statesman very angry and of course he FREE
quently attempts to retaliate by silly and
scuriTous abuse which nobody approves of
but himself. E-E'sr@TfS AgA4ssT@s Il
NAVIGATION OF THE Upper CoLUMBrA. We
learn from Mr.. Howard Bledsoe, W. F. & Co.'S
messenger, that Capt. Len White, and Mr..
Briggs, the Pursea 0fthe steamer A, !" ar
rived on the.9 at Walla WalIa, ten days
from FortsoofVille,. andrepert that.the steam
er 40 has been completed, and made her trial
trip from Fort Colville: through the Arrew
Lakes of the Columbia 200 miles, up to Dead
head Rapids-two hundred. miles above the
10th parallel of latitude = She made fourteenI
miles per ho1ron the lakes-is one hundred
tons barden-length onehundred and four
teen feet, fnes feet hold The boat and the
navigation are in every var assuecess.
The snow was three feet deep at Fort COL
vile, and twofeet at-Willow Springs.
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WAlNTED

A SITUATION by a lady who thoroughly IN.
IA derstands the business. as house keeper ana.
cook for private family or company of men in
the mines The best Of references given if requir.
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bered expansive transactions at that period were
never excened- His integrity, too, as merchant,
is indisputable. His information relative to the
corn MARKET South and West, is thorough aud
completes; his energy and perseverance knowing no
abatement.
The mercantile crisis Of 1857 blighted the antici-
patlons, and for time commercially paralyzed the
action Of Mr.. Neuffer. He is again to be found,
after having laid aside arms-taken up in defence
OF his adopted home-in the occupation he is so
perfectly conversant with, and with that renewed
energy which augurs naught but success.
In the discharge Of benevolent purpose be-
nevolent men should be required. This trait is a
prominency in the character Of Mr.. Neuffer. It is
a well known fact, that four years ago, when the
spirit Of speculation was in it's ascendency, Mr.
Neuffer had stored several hundred barrels -four
Did he hold it for higher figure? No; he dis
posed Of it at s56 and under per barrel, while
others not only asked but obtained the price of
$75. Reasonable profits proved satisfactory to
him. @
By the appointment Of Mr.. Rilzer and Mr. Neuf-
fer, as the agents for this laudable undertaking
another consideration should not be disregarded
and that is, their extensively conducted mills
where can be ground fully 500 bushels of corn per
diem.
In taking leave Of this matter, and the qualifca-
t1ons OF these gentlemen, we cannot too earnestly
urge on our able gub,rnatorial representative the
selection Of the parties referred to for the position
for which they are we'll adapted being fully as
sured that it will prove the first great stride to-
wards the accomplishment Of a project fraught
with advantage to the major part Of our State.
CHARLESTON.
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"A. roR Tm DAILY NEWS NJ.
trh a T,nrxr "A ero~~Mr xEnr. <bno S&m$ %

Gr4 : !.
"a, e$1 The Corn Agency for the State.
Mr.. Edator !: Bill has recently passed the
House Of Representatives whereby relief viii be
offered the peopis of the State made almost DESC
late by the results Of the late disastrous war The
Bill Authorizes the Governor to contract with eer-
tain responsible parties to bring into the State
actual COST at least one hundred Thousand bushels
Of corn per month.
In connection with this matter, the most impor-
tant consideration is the selection OF responsible
party or parties, fully qualified to discharge SO inn
poEtant 2 trust. This appointment, according to
the wording Of the Bill, is properly made to rest
with His Excelency the Governor. Experienced
and thoroughly practical men should be selected.
Where are they to be found The solution to this
interrogatory is at hand. i::5t ,.
a proposition to carry through this undertaking
successfully has, we understand, been lucidly put
forth BY Mr.. r. 81. Rker,' grain and flour mer-
chant, and the proprietor Of that extensive grana-
~, No.17 Anson-street. To his aid and support
IN this auimportant duty he brings into requisi-
tion the unquestionable ability and practical expe
rlelce Of over twenty years Of Mr.. q. A. Neuffer.
MIR: Riker has, We learn, furnished the Governor
with letters from very respectable and responsble
merchants, well known in this city. His able as
sistant in business, Mr. Neufer, has been devotee
to the corn trade ever since 1847 having conducted
with mastery discretion, very large If not the
most extensive -four and grain business at that
time in the Southern country, and his well reuem
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It will doubtless crafty the public to know that
the fire engine for our town has been ordered and
WI BE- here re il IN few days tits proposed on the
occasion or ITS reception, to have an Grafton de-
cises, which will render its introduction agreeable
to the community Mr. Riggs, acting for the Com
formerly belonging to the Young America. Of
Charleston It is complete in every respect, and
steamer. M
Notice will be given to the public in due time Of
the arrival Of the Young America.
[Orangeburg Times
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PHOTOGRAPHS

I'D LY renovated and fitted up the osd Star aallary,
and - prepared 20 take all kinds Of PORTRAITS He ia
thankful for pas patronage and further sohcs share Of
the tade He has also Photographs OF Confederate aen
erals Ordinances OF Secession, Views Of City Sumter and
other Ror6caons ct Wholesale and retail at g. T. COR
NER KING AND MARKET STREETS Charleston, s. C.
d. R-potcelaan Portraits and Pictures enarged on
abort no&too snd In best OF ssyla Novenoer N
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Domestic Markets.

New YoRK, December 19-Eyening.-Gold ST.
Exchange o. Sight 10@. Flour firm and quiet
Wheat do. Corn dull and dropping. Pork quiet;
Old Mess $2c@2o.25. Cotton frmer at 345@S5 for
NEW ORLEANS, December 1e.-The Cotton mar
ket is active, and has advanced cent? sales 12 400
bales; Low 11iddling 31@32; Middling 39. Sugar
ss s & ss snd 5ss se %sSieis sa1s
sn:7S. Corn s.. .o5@I1o Oats ss s. Hay dull and and
unchanged. Pork easier; Mess s29@2s5O Bacon
and Lard unchanged. Sterling 49, Sight Checks
O. New York, a@3 per cent. discount. Gold 9ea@
taken for export to France since Saturday. The
market to-day, under influence Of favorable news
rom Liverpool Is very strong, With good gene
NOZZLE. December 1s. The market is active
closing firm at $50. for Middhngs.
BALTIMORE, December 19-Flour very firm.
Chicago Extra $l24 to $12a. For good brands
Super4ne s11. Wheat scarce. Southern red $32
Corn firm. New white $1O3; yellow LOS. Gro
active. Whiskey dull.
Sr. LOUIS, December 19.-Fiour frmer and de-
mand better; Super SO: 37@12; Triple Extra S13 75
Wheat steady; Eau s2:5s; Spring s1:s5@2. Corn
81. Oats-Market steady at 74. Barley-Common
Spring IS. Hay firm at $40. Lard dull at 1l@11i /.
Pork dull. Whiskey, in bond, 80 cents. Eogs
Ms PsGsnSsT SebsT g es hhds ss ds
Good Lugs4@2 Hogs dull at 62@62: Gross re-
at 60@62. New Corn 65@67. New Bed Winter
Wheat $2.65. Super Flour $3.50; Extra $1075
Lard Ia. Bonded Whiskey %:
90 25@10 Is. Wheat steady, at 50 49, Whiskey
dull; sales $50 bbls., at 26c. in bond. Hogs dull
ard lower, at S7D7 as. Receipts IL, 500. Mess
Perx dun. doa l5o3.
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garrison d,ty here, died suddenly on Monday
and, on suspicion Of his having been poisoned,
two Or three liquor dealers arrested; but after
been proven that the man died Of deliriun1 ire,
mems. Several others Of the garrison, we under
stand, are touched with the same disorder
Columbia P,aoen5G
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Congressional

WASHINGTON, December 19-In the Senate, a
resolution to print the report Of the Commissioner
OF Public Lands, for distribution at the Paris Ex-
hibition, was introduced. @
Mr.. Harris, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported the House Bill providing for an additional
session Of the 40th and succeeding Congresses,
inserting that person who was member Of the
previous Congress shall receive any compensation
as mileage for going to or returning to the addi-
honal session provided for in the Bill.
A resolution was adopted instructing the Secre
ry of the Interior to place to the credit Of Charles
CLARK, United States Marshal from the District OF
Maine, $50, 800 for public money burned during the
Portland fire.
In the House nothing Of Importance was done.
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General News.

WASHINGTON December 19.-Governor Worth,
and others accompanying him from North Caro-
Howard to-day, relative to the order Of Gen.
Sickles prohibiting corporal punishment by the
mems Bureau prohibiting colored children over
fourteen years Of age from being boua i'd out. The
explanations M Of the gentlemen were sach as to
to the satisfaction Of all parties.
RICHMOND, Va, December 19.-Dr. Wat: on, who
killed negro in Rockbridge county, was brought
for trial before a Military Commission to-day.
Judge Meredith, Of the Circuit Court, issued .
sohofeld, who disregarded it. The case remains
in suspense.
New YORK, December 19. a ship, name IN
known, is ashore opposite Patchogue, near Long
Island, fifteen miles east Of Fire island light. No
particulars.
MONTREAL, December 19:-It has been reported
that gold las been fouud on the banks Of the
Windsor River, five miles from the village Of St
Francis.
BOSTON, December 19.-The steamship Asia
sailed at noon, and carried $50, ,000-specie.
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PorAroEs are made into starch in New ENGLAND
at an extensive rate "A single starch factory In
Hornont has IN this way consumed 20, 600 bushels
OF potatoes within the last three months.
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THE Louisville Journal says that : lady Of that
and visited all the principal millinery stores to pick
out winter bonnet. She reports. as the result Of
her examinations, that there are now eighty-six
diEeSert styles ct comets