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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-06

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So S1
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s'''"s 'a.Aa i''Sc- 70 " " '--s -
- "a - ,hs 60. - -.
- e. sali;;a,. e. .,n;nr 80
.em ~" r." ~. IA Sh.sE.
'o" u, .,. "1 - az
' ,E'. ~ go, &c ~ S.. -,
hoJu'In. "e"e'" % \. ."e .,n,d Ia 70
knH" now S ,.,a" ;h "e W. m1 so" 10. III"
h'sn 10 oIiYe 'uc InNees On.
reply Is sa nao 10 nave oeen received
onerl"g o,VVV wen armeo men anu
more II necessary. Inc omG 81 III Il
command OF = uet"cn'nent o. % y. o.
troops, numbering ABOUT ov men,
nad entrencned ana otherwlse ior-
t'ned his Poslt'on. anu aitc! !ece,s."s
a large supply OF ammumt'on ron
galveston ne exPresseu connoence
III MS oe,"g "o,e 10 w''us' n -" al.
tack. zen. onerloah leIe lor tue
scene OF act'oh '.,s morning
CdDENsBuks' N. l., SeP!. o.
IL IS reported Upon g"Iu au'norl'y
that a large NUMBER OF en'a"s are
concentrating on tue Nor'n lot
rald INTO Canaoa'
TORONTO, Sept. 25:-Orders have
been given to the volunteer force OF
the city to muster at given points on
the first alarm of the fire bells, with
forty rounds of ball cartridges. An
attempt to burn or capture the city
is feared, and large quantities OF
Of military stores, including am6u'
lances, are arriving here. Regular
troops and volunteers are continually
moving. Cabinet meanings OF the
Canadlan Hovernmens arc ue'ag
ne!d da,!y III Vuecec, 'ne quo :,:.
Deing discussed De'"g :ne ,''''"'s
condition OF the PROVINCES tne con.
sc1 T u'' E. ."o ''S Mvo y,
the Bank OF upper .a"a:a ; ; M1e"
Is ie't J" nnnnc'" c.rc.es.
money Is sun co"'"""''"s ~ pe'
cent. III montreal.
WAsHINoToN: Sept To.-Seo. W.
Dent OF California mas 0een aP'
pointed Superintendent OF In a; ,91
Affairs IN ARIZONA anu W. w.
Winkoop of Colorado agent tor the
Cheyennes ana APachcs.
There Is no truth III the statement
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-06

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49, =. a. =.
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d. -. -. -.
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80 49, 40 - = - -
an~~ ~@~
AVS
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= -. -.
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- - o - 5 -
- Is TIC '-''- LII = -
''7l p, , 49, -
100 h-l ~ o''lsI y -
10 our eSos'rs nrrh' - ana a. =,
I'o'ie administrator. We VIA US All
honorable means WITHIN our i'Se'
TO secure his n0'n'"a''O" ande'ee-
tion' Nv NJ .u
on mot'on OF zen W. W: a'lier
the resolution WAS UNANIMOUSLY
adopted.
on mot'on OF Ihomas NJ: Need'
ESQ., the cha'r appointed a Commit
tee on resolutions numbering seven,
ana consisting OF the io''oSing
named persons; Ihomas M. heed'
w. w. M'i!er' isaac L'ghtner' 'onn
y. SPARKS, Davld Cha M' a. W.
Cmrnes ana Alex. .. 1antls.
Inc Comml!tee reported inc tol-
loving resolut'ons' wmcn "ere'
On motlon' Unanimously adoptsd:
WHEREAS, The recent cruel var
petween the Nortn an" the SCUM,
having ,er'hln"'eu ny t1e e"ccesHu'
estaollsnmen' OF tne eoe!al sutror>
ny over tne wnoie country, anu a
had'cal congress- recreans 10 tae'r
promises he!d OUT 10 tue Natiod IN
the'r resolution Passeu ,l,, ~ ou'y' loo1'
as 'o'iows' to'wlt; nat congress
oanlshnS oil 1eellngs 0! mere Ra'.
s,o. a.; a,u a, ..s' =" .h" ,tn,a a ,evvs.
th"t ~, ~; ao ,or 10 MT nroSo. ~ ~
o'' "' ,,on. =" onu sr;r;t rs onrross;om
o .,"n ' 49,, ,,Snn u IS o "rpt -,
s~,,;, ~, r mor for tho 1 n,rnoso of
sucy.S"U;' W. ;., ~. em p" ,',;.h .h U
UvI h.. oS, vi W." ,.;ons ~
.sn.S S vi e''% n. ."e,'su'''"S VI
tnose o".eS, w. w ue,c .i a m man
. .:'" ."o a s ut ,oy ~ !"o 0o"...'u ao
. .,ol "1o ".' Jaws lii"ue J." Pu'S y1:
.n..eoi; : : ;: preserve tne o",oJ ,
VIZ" al. us u'S"''y'. e"t're,y ""u
".S W ~. 80, H.'': =: u".p"i ,:'t' ' 30"
40 ooou as WIS 10 "cco', P''Sne" '"o
wa. ouS"' !" co"'e' "''"
WHEREAS, The people having con-
ndence ut that time IN the integrity
ana honesty ot Congress, responded
with alacrlty unparalleled III the ms
tory OF the whole word to carry out
the OBJECTS expressed IN SAID rcsolu>
non, ana to preserve the Union with
oil its dignity, purity and rights OF
the states unimpaired, ana
WHEREAS, Congress having proved
recreant tn their OrOmisa made 70
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-06

INDIAN DIFFICULTIEs.-An Indian
raid was make upon the Warm
Springs Reservation, in Oregon, on
the 21st ult., in which they captured
II horses and killed the chief of the
Warm Spring Indians, Powastemo-
ny, and wounded two others. The
Agent in charge intends to arm the
Indians upon the reservation, and
enable them to protect themselves
against snch hostile incursions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-10-06

~ Mr.. l. +. Beach. L. :.
Dept. Surveyor, came from the
Eastern country by way of Matches
pass, last week, and prorounces the
route much better than the generally
received opinion would seem to
warrant. lie says the road for a
greater part of the distance is the
best mountain road he has ever
travelled. It is a remarkable fact
that the opponents ofthis route are
almost universally those who base
their opinion totally upon the inter-
ested reports of others.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-16
@9ul rOtbrn Rrua.
@r1db bluns pon 8. D. $. nm


Quf Der poitfation fubr cine Grra YUlt ppr.
Scr Ysrlcnen te9en aus.
3usrn elm ,rbr LANCER maaerer Mauu. gr
trup einsn ldnssu. bic Iber be Snre beruntfr.
rehennrn. bie On bic 6alstinre ,uaefn6pftsn
beua' ausn ueterrod urp bate Elm ryet,erarauss
@eI6t uno in oieism sinen RarFen, bpgfla oe
lhnlttensn arausn Sttnurtart
| @r lab ipar nibt aus pie Elm gerientsr or
mubte aber bod mobl erne .untcrasutonete SteI,
lung gu Der iitrissn @elsGtbaft ennebmsn. @r
bttsb an eem 9Bd9snitlags sbrn unp baIf Die,
ler aueltsieen.
| YIN bubiber Iun9er Wann mar Der srife. rem
sr bait itiant, 9roB, NIT einem oernsbmen. aez
menenen Nnltanot unp nit blonren 6dareu. oi,
| 9lat uber cine osnttnps Stjrn 9fltrlhen naren.
Sbm fotss ein altliobsr berr nit einsm lpisen
9eben 9eibts. init Spisbubenauasn nnr nit
rem rotbeu Sdnptbsn Der irau,6lilheu gbrsnIe-
siOn i'm SncpFObe.
3uIsBt fam Elm tlsner. oider. runbfr Ssrr, nit
einsm lsbr tnurri9en, rctbeu G>riicbr.
Sie 0srren waren Dor Der Sbur beg WoStbau.
les auS9, lraen.
Der DVfllcn batte burd, 8Iaisn letne Wntunf.
anesmsIOet, oils sr Guf ben 0Oibcf fubr.
@us oem DCfbaule mar Der VoitmeiIfer aui
cen Sof 9etreten. Der Yofniapn ilteraab ibm
Den ertrapof. 31ttsl. gr las ibn, wabrenp pie
osrren ausfssen. @r wanDte ID, eann an 81.
nen bon iknen, an Den dltIi6eu nit Dem oslSen
SpIbbuben9ettbts unp Dem roibeu Y9nedbc cn Der
Gbrenle9ion.
@s mar elm alter Solrat ter Yofmeiner
rpaprl6elnlth mar sr 6elpwebsl eswelen G5emiE
mar, rap er Die 6reiketstrieee milasmatt bate
Oenn sr trug nuf lenem 8ode ris Srt omspotls
uno sinen ruff den Srpsn ia impUnrte ibm
OaS rotbs SrptnesSauDasn, psnu &c audi Elm
lfranj6fl4es mar.
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stanittn oerlfridsn eersn gRiit6eiI1no her Ue,
falisr elmer Ger bstbsiItsten YsrIonsn psrconft
uno ss TT tbm nur nod perifotttt. psnIslbcn r.
h'ee u'mte Srgan3ungsn binSuSufIaeu.
untsr eenlsntsrn Ssrlinrr Gtrtcln, su pc IGbcr
Der ith In Der Nedren, aufbaItsnce Nms,ifuue,
am tselien 3utr'tt aewinnt. 1T rcr eig,r luna,
Sdnoemanntn, psltc NIT cigrntbImlidhcn IN Safts
zen oeutf6en une trauelantii6eu Son an nsr-
mittsln. he sieaante. uuatb6uaiae Qmerifoner;u
'htt eem pollen Semube Der ceutlthcn f{rou ~,
osrtini9sn meiB, elmer Der eslu6tcfiPn. Nstsn
Dem @isments Der frsmeen 0dlfs obcr bilpst pprt
unter BEN WGnnrrn cine aemd6l,e 2obI nrr
Sertrettrn bsimiiber UiTenidbaft unb 9itsrotur
stne Sanptbeil Der @eeaI6aft uup linpet etu,n
3wsttsn Nittlpunft in Der ebenlo Itsp nemiirpi.
gen ais getltreidtcn Shpdaeriu Der Saueberriu.
Sn ptser ltftersT aber baten mir g lp ppr
uus. melbe 6uar's Briurttune pus ein er
pahsnees S'tmpeb tbr aemcnlamss Slid trii-
zen meror, pouig osrnihtet bat unn nebcn ibrem
eaust0en Srfic ZEN ibr heidi eprnen 81 ittbum
"ur orrft etnt olidbridbs mrbrwDbsntltds Hctls
m't 10 EN-: W'anne arni ft. 6usC erwartet feline
St'brcsrur9 gum 0erihtsratb.
Sn Der ipsitrn iunatn 5rau. ater trsifsn mir
Huf @'arle, eersn Mann in Rae Sultus Niut-
Hsttum Ssg'cet wornrn. uno bic in rndt entIfu
esnsr ,1unFtgumn I'D eng an bic neus Stp e1,r
nnseiob rilsn bat.
DER 4ebermratt 1T nod iu Isiue, fritrrn
Steuun8, atsr sins isltiamr Qsnprruua ldbsnt
III 'elnem Sharattcr ppraeuanasn ,u istu-es
w'rp 'bm trcB Der Uirliohcn Ssiudc lttner Stn.
Der 5u stnianl. DEFENDERS Ga bic Gjrcfmuttrr ben
arOBen 5'i ibrrr 3eit benz Nef 6f6tn. D.
9'ndtibrn Srau N0mrr, uup rcrcn bstrsu fle.
nen Sfrpnsn wiomet; tr bratihtiat aart. lid
psni'nircn 3u laiien uuo nit rem alteu Wan
arto nadh, Serlltn. benz Shauplob Der iuaenp-
l6eren gage Ssiesr. ,u lcinsn iltraen 8tnpsrn
unp Sntrin ,u ,rbrn.
pe'nrn lftt IN cincinnati unb III lurtb ein
ttetnfe Capital letnrs frlbcrn @sldbrten In ben
Stano 9elsBt porbcu. Wtsiacmtbiimer cinre
W'pofu19srs iu mcrocn 6u1o unp N6mer Ia.
orn reretts cte @nldoung lur Iaufe ernes rt-
Ten enten &huringcrs frbaltcn. @r m0tte arm
'eintn ten Su ib biniber buleu. moan ojrler
dbsr untsr tstnen umitau en- letue @inmiuiouua
aetrn su tGunsn mcint.
Scn carry mar nur cine cin;tge Nabriut
ttrAftrrHen, wslbe bsren Scrbciratbuna nit ri-
nrm Sctonsr Saufmaru tGeloete. SriIvs Sss
9lndwunltun9sbre tlicb iupeiIrn unbedntnor-
tet' uno pteie Bat ib audb IGnslt ctne 9ieus bar
etn g. 'funtsn. eab lie in SugO TIRE rin,i1e unr
aue'nt9e 6stmatb srmdbt.
Ssnn amer ttspetlrn Gin Qeierfalfen ourca rie
na6tlt6fn Str05eu Serlne 3iebt, uub rit 16ne
p'"uui 5u peh AresiisSmmtr oes tunaen Oian
nss' Der nod utsr snsn lctenfasctfel britet.
tln9en:
,.Id ME ii's mEsId bann,
Dap ldb Did, ldlisn fam 2"
ca of9'nnfn pcbl ale pte frubern @tletniIc in
tbni 0uBuiaurten. iepen @croutsn an BEN Dor
'om l,sseneen 5au psribsu6snD, unp sr mur
melt, Der Mteopif fOlsenr. NIT eia;ntbiimltshsm
Nuspruft y;
,3 10 eltenl'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-16
Sefa"ntma aebmn9em.
Sefa",tmnebmn9en.
NE# YoRR And VIRGINIA STEAMsHIp
COMPANY.
The Old Line. Established 1851.
3w.w5&entIi&s Ser. Staatsn pofpampfidiF.
TsrtinrIns
SpilCben
Oee,p 9prf dnb Sitsf,iitn.
Ria3ara. Capt. @.orss D. 9uu5.

Ria3ara. Capt G,prss gD 9pu5.
SaratoJa, ea,t. @ppIpb 6. Sing.
Diet tlesanttn STE Oampfoupe fHe i'm 5rittH Stple
;rbau uno nit ben sr0steu 9tqusmitsitsu fur pas rei
ItnSs pu6lun ausSerItet.
Dlctben perlaIsn grrp gort pom Die 81, NprtbrScr,
iebsu Rittpp& uub Spnuabent um II lbr Rad-
mittass uno fabrtn uacs Rprfp GiY 9cin u.9tdmpne.
3urudtebreno perlaifen iie Ri6mpnb ecsn Sien 4 as
anb Spnnabeno Sprmtftass pbr, BI wetder Stunes
Gb bic Yafaaiere Vublam unb Batfpn's 2D6arf an
Rpdets einfueen mnGen.
3tdtts fsnusn an 8orb Der Sait pber in msiner Ses
atlpi't perben.
GreurFsne-3t gu berotscIessn preiitn.
Ds 9eauemlibftiien bieier Dampfcr fur paiia5icre
perS,R ppu fener aubertn Niuie utertrcTeu
RraGt mirb son uno nah Ntw gurt erbctsn unb mire
SieItItt an tinsm tben Gage tnt9eseu senummeu.
8arrtt Il. 9D a on, @sent.
Sfftce in 9uoIam unb Datipn's SBartbcuIt.
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pfbiugungrn:

). Der ,@nisiea" Irlbeint ieben Sunnabsnb uub fOas
$500 in idbrli6cr Serausbc ;abIuns. '''''
Serage o'e oas SFtereife untrsr 9er i'm @uee baben
wtIosn erbcten uHb rntipre6eRb 5rnor IT. 'N'N"'
Yeronl,&en ansriTsn tns bic SpaIten bieIes 9ottes
prriSiiffe Der an,eisen.
6ur cine etn sber r,cbrmaice Giuri6,ro sirss G,r,
rec psrben jebesmal 81 beretnrt >''N' oHAA'
que ansseen fnesn nur eessn 9prausbe,abIuna @uf,
"asm., lactp@e 4nie9en mhfien oisessn pisrelidbrb
SgTqsrt gntiStn psrSen tsim Sabr sersdltnismdsa
3sRu 9etlrp unb ,peniser bilten eintn Squire.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-16

DitIt 9anf III tst in ben Stanb etitst, ftte
tntocasn,uurbmcn unb gDt fel auf bic sp-sua6ifen
Siap Str 9ereniscn Staateu, Ganaba'e unb Gurppa's
III touftn uno ~ rtauttn.
rtretu ereebcu alien Sauttu, Sanquitre unb Gneersn
5iCrnit ansebcen.
93cipne,rt GufmertIamfcit ptIe Gclltetipnen in
allen ,usduaIin Dunttu Subsue seienft prompte
SabIuuIeu errIelttn 9emacht
W5s- I'm 03etf 5parfomfcit unttr Der arbei-
CABIN "ne faarirtn 3iale Su :btn prb picls G'anf
Itpriteu in 9roEusu u"n tlt,uertn Stttdgen
tntatssruebncu Gtrtiflfate bariber assittI"n, unb
StScIbta auf 9srlans SrriSe 8lnSeuns unb nit
Suttreiitu ltOe' ;tii iurutiabltn.
Ditits Spleu III in ben n.rol;6tn Stdbtcn unb in
Gurppd trfpl rein in Separation une rn Sprtseile nb
70 eultuhtesb bls Ni,manh Geb unbsuusi eaen dijen
fpatt 81. &u9uf, QGdTbent
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pafttfa brt Nctieu-@ @ ett( ( d t.
sBadheniiidbe y fsSamfii.sHabrt
sntdhtn
Saabura uuo SS,,p SJpre,
pla Srutba np:pn.
Strmtte,jt Ger nturu 8 5p ett er5auttu unb Gle
4llemania, z50n 2snueu IN. ~, Sapt. .1rautmann.
Germdnta, 0n 3osnen, dpI. p. Gblers,
SarSuta, 25Ou 3annfn, &0ps. ). e. Meier,
ruIiia, 2lOa G1nntu, Capt p. s. Swtuitn,
9lSoria, 2400 SJnnen, Gapt p. &artt,
Tsutenia, 2iOO 2Onnen, Gapt. s. D Saad,
6ammcaia. $50 &'nnen, (m Saul.
9imbria, 25eO 4pnneA. tim SauJ.
Die Dampfer bitIer 3tnit eeIOrbtrn Die
Yersiniate StdatCu Dot
UNITED States Mall,
rnb wtroen pdbrenb bcies Sab.cs pom 4ttn Nprii CD
.tssIm fly iton 5cnnabsnb s'n Ntp 90 tnab mburs,
uhb iwar
San. g. 90. SuIi Z. II. 81. 2s.
9ldrs 8 II. 81. gept l $; -. q: .:2s.
@prn IA. 81. %. Set. 6. I3. 20. 81.
Niai 5. IL 10. 26 glpY. 8. 10.
Suni q 9. 1e. %. so.
abfaSrsn no-Yah Siere Nspigprf II d
Damture, 0nprs Gonppn II, SOuibampton
Id ben frlatuoen V;e fen btf6rbsrn:
Der Ytp SOrf nadb pdmburs, 5aore, 2cnosn
unb 5putbaHpIDn:
e,;a,s I Ssu- Salon $lO5.oo
- a s,'a's n"tsr>5aI0H g. 80 SO
''Da"s Bon Samsurs un6 eaYrs mad Rem gOrf
,.6,i1,s Orsr>SaSn -. $1l2.5o
I. as eala's uHtsF>saIoH goo
isslbaT y'in' in s,c o6sr 9ap rssO nit eUlt- Isio.
8iaOsr ipiidsn uno 10 Sabrsn bic SaIfIs
(@as incl. SrfOnisunS.)
Retour >Sidets su srntieigt:u 9relen.
va Yafett nab europa nsbmen MIR bic 9 ubr Wor>
stns am absanssass staes isbsn Dampiit'ffss an
lD,ssn Yllss penot rah iit IN New @Orf ausl4litB"
LID an bic gsasral> y alase 81 sent!n Der gnis:
6. y. Ri6arbu 9pas,
9tp. Sare'apfr., nabe Srsabpa .,
OS.r in 8i8nOab an 81 q u. Norts.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-16

Teuer= uub sUearine=2i n fnran3
Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Com
pany
81. elm Bona Siee capital unb 9urplus bon
100000 beRst mnS i'm Sa8te 1882 bur@ bic
@sisbs.buus BON gtrSinen einsflebt wurOs.
9trN&trunsen perben burh oiss alte &smp pasnis Ell,
!6tIi untsr ben sntissu 8ebineunsfn ssSsf euer>
4asrI&dbea @isenbur aQst &r, 9ts edufsr, Rsu.
Sel G3uter unb @aaren ansr @rt, en06f In Der Stab
afs aud i'm 9anbe uRb herSeR bic bstrenbsn Iuesdbluu
JtH prompt asleiifet.
e-Jur Bic police uub Die aufnaSme Der au verftGsrn
btu 9,aenltdnbs rpirb Ai6ts bere6nst.
D. 9. Gowarbin. Yr6fb
SRiIIiam JniIfiA Or Setret6r f10 !
Offite: Tainitrds. ,tpiT8sn Der 13sa unb 14ten
a6r S.m Ste:t bts 8ursa Nttb.l uno SSl~.
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1866.

Sansurs. Amcrflnii6e
0afttfabrt Netieu- S Sets(i { b a { t.
sBadheniiid,c y ffsSamefi.shiabrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-16
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
8orlduEss SIfes: No. l4ts Straee,
untsr Dem @r6anse 9otsl.

OroantIrt .Stp ember 1865.
4utoriirtts CAPITAL $500, 900.
Watbanief @usuf, prdtbent
Spel q. s itbi ian, Siee> ordtbtnt.
6. .. SuIburb, Gebuifs> Salircr..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-03

For Business Education and to become
God telegraph operator. go to Bryant. stratton &
spencel's Milwaukee business College, For college
paper circulars and information. address
ROBERT O. SPENCER. Principal.
Milwaukee Wis,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-03
GREAT WESTERN
Can and Eur Manufac tory

35s East Water Street, Milwaukee,
FREDERICK GUNTHER, who has been In the
Cap aud Fur Manufacturing business In this city
the past sixteen ars. would respectfully announce
TO the public that he has just opened to the trade the
Lar. est and most splendid stock of LADIES' HILL
DREN'S and GENTLEMEN'S FURS ever brought
INTO Western market. The same are all of MY OWN
MANUFACTURE. and consist partly of FABLE, MINK
SIBERIAN SoUmREL AND FITCH SETS. Ladies' Bea-
yer, Otter and Mink Trimmed Hoods and Skating
Caps of the latest Styles Ladies' and Gentlemens OF
ter and Beaver Gloves. Gentlemens Fur Collars
Children's Furs In very large variety. &C., &C.
The attention of the ladies' ia especially called to
to the fact that the furs are OF MY OWN MANUkAC-
TURE have the reputation throughout the country
to be superior in style. quality and finish to any
made, either Fast or West. and that warrant them
give entire satisfaction. All kinds of frs made to
order on short notice.
keep constantly on hand very large stock of
Buffalo and Fancy Sleigh Robes, Robe Innings
Buckskin Gloves and Mittsns, Hat and Cap Trim
mings, Cloth, Pushes, NC, &c.
would call the special attention of Country Mer-
chants to my large and extensive CAP MANUFAC-
TORY, in which can be found all kinds OF Otter.
Beaver. Nutria, Nutria Band Otter Band, Beaver
Band SEAL Mnskrat, Cloth, Mohair. Silk and Cotton
Plush Caps. The same are superior in style and
quality TO any made in the Eastern markets, and
sell them at less than New York PRICES My
WHOLESALE HAT DEPARTMENT is TIE largest
and best selected in the West.
Coun ny Merchants will find 1t to their advantage
TO examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
Remember the store: asa East Water Street.
oct21 FREDERICK GUNTHER.
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A Connecticut Man Studies Natural History
lAa Iueh

Ye beasts of prey are as dangerous as
We birds of night. Lions and tigers
are dangerous in their sportive moods,
as one Mr.. John ID. Hurlburt, a Con-
necticut farmer, found to his sad expert
ence on paying a visit to Danbury. last
week, where a menagerie is in winter
quarters. He visited the harm on invi-
tation, and ventured to put his hand on
a lion, being assured by the keeper who
was handling him that he could do so
with safety. Instantly the hon seized
Mr.. III. by the right wrist with his teeth,
and pulled him with such violence and
rapidity to the gates of the cage IN
which the animal was confined, that
MIR. III. received a large and severe
bruise Just below the shoulder. With
rare presence of mind, he offered no
resistance, and in this manner proba-
bly, saved his hand. He was held by
the lion in this position full minute,
until some one procured board and
struck the animal over the head, when
partially releasing its held to growl at
the assailant, Mr.. III. was enabled 70
Withdraw his haud-but in so doing the
under tooth of the lion raked the flesh
from the wound on the wrist to the GEN.
ter of the hand. The wound is b tn
painful and poisonous, and Mr.. III. has
had even Yankees curiosity gratified
on the subject of natural history.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-03
Great Distribution
BY THE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION |.
ESTABLISHED IN 1876.

100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
ESO Rosewood Pianos. Melodeons; OH Paint
ings Engravings, Silve Ware, Fine Cold and silver
Watches ID almond Pins, ID amono Rags, Gold Brace
lets. Coral rlorentne. Mosaic, Jet Lava and Cameo
Ladies' Sets, Gold Pens and Gold vi Silver Exten,
sion Holders Sleeve Buttons. Sets OF Studs Vest
Neck Chains, Gold Rings. SC, valued ut ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS
DISTRIBUTION la made in the 70 lowing manner:
CERTIF GATES naming each Article and It's vain"
Al g place d in SEALED ENVELOPES. which are welt
mixed. One of these envelopes. containing the GER
cate or order for article. will be delivered at
our Office or sent by mail to any address, without
regard to choice on receipt OF D cents
ON receiving the certificate the purchaser viii SEQ
what article It draws and its value. and can then
send ONE DOLLAR and receive tie article nameh
any other one article on our list OF the
ass- Purchasers of our sEnEO ENVELOPES.
may, in this manGer, obtain an article worth from
one to i've hundred dollars.
OR ONE DOLLAR
which they need not pay until 1t is known what is
draw n, and its value. Entire satisfaction guaran-
teed in ali cases.
TaEkUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to fact of its being the orig
ina and largest eff association the country We
therefore enabled I'd send finer goods, and give
better chances obtain the more valuable prizes,
than any other establishment Of the kind. The bu
siness ia conducted in q fLir and honorable
manner and a large and greatly increasing trade is
proof that patrons appreciate this method OF OBJ
tanning ricn anu oiegant eOOus.
During the past year this association has sent
very large number of vsl able prizes to all parts of
the county. Those who patronize us Will receive
the full value OF theis money, as no article on our
list Is worth less than dollar, retail, and there are
No blanks.
Parties dealing with US may depend on having
prompt returns and the article drawn will be imme
iatey sent TO any address By return mail or express.
The following parties have recently drawn yalua-
BILE prizes from the Eureka Association and have
kindly allowed the use OF their names. many other
names might be published were we permitted
DIR. r. Marsh, lac Chestnut st., Phila.. Penn,
piano, value $500; Co. 3 Nj. Robertson, St Charles
Hotel N o., La, oil painting value $ltO Mrs. Luz
cy AID ms Detroit Mich, old watch. value $3.50
Patrick Burk, III Chapel st, N. Haven, Ct, melo
deon value $500; Jesse r. Will ans, Springfield,
Mass, gold watch value $50; Mrs. III. N Roberts,
Revere House. Boston. Mass, piano. value $780,
Hon. Nelson J. White. Washington, ID. c.. oil paint
ing, value 800; Luther Brown % Pleasant St. Fal
hiver. Mass, gold watch, value $3.50; Mrs j. Phil
lips Worcester, D ass. mel0dedn, value $500: j. )
Brown, Wesifeld. Mass. gold watch, valuc Sl25;
Miss Davis Natick, Mass, two prizes, melOdeon,
value 1926 cluster diamond ring, value 500.
Letters from various parties throughout the coun-
try acknow sing the receipt Of very valuable gifts
may be seen on Gle at our office.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-03

"Early impreshuns are the most
lasting" The fust kis and the fust lick
ing cum under this he'd.
Things that are writ for bread, are apt
tew taste of the emptings.
Reputashun is good deal like bon
fire, You have got tsw keep piling on
the shavings. III you don't the flames
will soon sUbdew.
1 waz onse asked if my fourfathers
was Englishmen. / told the illiterate
cuss who propagated the question, that
I dldti't hav but one father. and he was
strictly nv the Massachusetts perswa-
shun..
Good wit is something like good luck
the more soon and unexpected it liz,
the better.
They tell ov a Teller out wess who
kant wear any stockings--his feet are SO
big, he has to wear sock-dollagers.
Them who make the most blow, hav
the least frsgranse-it is jess so with
the hollerhaulk.
The best edukashun a man receives
i'm this life, he gifts gust before he die,
and it mostly consists in forgetting
what he has larnt before,
on an act of justiss, but heav up their
hats at display of mersy.
Yet the one is the strength ov virtue,
while the other liz most often ITS great
est weakness.
A mind that haz more imagination
than sense liz like goose-fust rate tew
iii down hill.
don't think the world haz emmy Civ
iliZashun to spare, but think she haz
more than she kan manage well.
Poetri, tew be excellent wants tew be
like natur, but about four times as big.