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Convention in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August l5-The Unconditiona nj
State Convention of Maryland assembled AT
the New Assembly Rooms in this CITY atnoon
The attendance Is large, Much enthusiast m
prevails.
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PRESENT FOR THE PRESJDENT

The first bale of Georgia cotton. received al
Macon, Ga, tins season, which was presented
TO President Johnson by the citizens of that
place, was brought to this city by the Nation al
Express Company, and is now at their Office
on PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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THE QUEENS VISIT TO THE CAPITOL

Queen Emma, with her lady attendant and
equerry, to-day paid visit to the Capitol
The royal party was under the conduct OF
Hon. b. b. French, Commissioner of Public
Buildings, who accompanied them to all parts
of the building, including the highest accessi-
BILE point of the dome.
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$6,OOO.OOO
PER CENT. FIRST-CLASS MORT.
GAGE BONDS.

GAGE BONDS.
HE NORTH MISSOURI r, r. co HASAU
tborized US te sell their 6rst Mortgage Der cent
thirty years Bonds. The whole amount is Ss.Cpo-
~. Coupons payable on the LIST days of January
and July OF each year in New York
Before censeD tins to this Agency, we have m ad q
careful examination Of the merits of the. @ bond
by sending William Minor Roberts and Others To
report upon the condition and pros poets OF the
road Their report Is on file at our Office, and is
highly satisfactory. We do net hesitate to recon.
mend these bonds as being q hrst-cIsss security
and most safe and judicious investment
The proceeds Of these bonds will be used in ex &.
tending Road (already completed 40 miles into
North Missouri TO the Iowa State Line, where it
Is to connect with the railroads of Iowa and to
also extend to westw ard TO the Junction with the
Pacific B. 4. Ia. Leave nworth) and other roads
leading up the Missouri river, so that this mort
gage OF S60OO.0O will cover q completed and welI-
stocked road Of THREE HUNDRED and Eighty
nine miles In length, costing at least SIS OO OOO
with net annual revenue after the Rrst year of
over 500 900, . sum nearly four times beyond
the amount needed TO pay the interest on there
bonds. The income Of the road will of course in
crease every year.
The railroad connects the great city OF 1t
Louis. with Its 900 100 inhabita ants not only with
the richest portions of Missouri, but with the
States OF Kansas and Iowa and the great Paciac
Railroads.
To the hrst applicants we are prepared to sell
S:l0 co.. at the low rate OF 81 cents desiring To Oh
tain better price for tie rem ainder This will
yield about per cent income and 20 add mar cent
to principal at maturity.
Any further inquiries " i'll lie answered at our
once.
au l5-'slst JAY COOKE 4 90.
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!" We nave received from Mr. J. C. Par
ker, Post Office News Stand, the September
number of the Lady's Friend, a neat monthly
magazine, published by Deacon & Peterson.
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Arrival of the Bavaria at New York
Cholera on Roard

NEw YORK, Aug. 15.-The steamer Bavaria
has lust arrived. She had five deaths frem
tanned at quarantine with four cases of the
same disease.
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PEEsoNAL.-The President has appointed
Hon La fayette Cartee Surveyor General OF
Idaho.
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OCCUPATION OF PUBLIC LANDS

Reports received at the General Land Once
state that at junction City, Kansas, upwards
of 1880 acres were disposed of in the month
Of July, the greater portion for homestead
actual settlement-a part in satisfaction of Ag-
rlcnltural College scrip and bounty land war
rants, and small portion by cash sales
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CLEMENT l.. NALANDTGHA
STILL LATER.
adjournment Until To. Moro

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-The Convention
adjourned until to morrow at 10 o'clock, when
the committee on resolutions will report.
Senator Cowan is chairman OF the committee.
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NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.
coupons, HOS; Five Twenues. 1852. I0ox;
1865, l01's; Ten Fortes, 100; Seven Thirt,ss,
1855 Gold. 1905.
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WAsHlkGf0H, AUGUST 3, 1866.

signed until y m. M6EDAY. August %. instant,
sor copstsuetins sever In = street north. an4
be eighteen inches In diameter. Tin the INSIDE
the walls four inches In thickness, with the
cary "drops,r &C,
BidAsrs Sin sfsls the price per ssa, Zoo. for the
sever, and per piece fer the drops"
'eSt any or altkids.
None but prsetieA al mec hasics so biz
Gu le-eotd BICHAkD NALLAcH, Mayer.
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DBOr. w. wOOLLEY's COMMERCIAL
L C0LLEGE, Isl 9Th ST, 10 again open Tor lhe
instruction is given in Writing, Bookkee ping
Photography, sc. Terms the most moderate
au IL I'm
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from thi.
source to-day were 81 ,220.655.53
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l lsT OF PROPOSALS or A MIsCELLA
neous character received at the Office of the
August Is 1856: "s
bo5ert Hawke Co. and others propose to fur.
nish 10000 los corn at Fort Kearney for al "a
per 5nsheI and to transport same at 81 Is per 100
Robert Haley, W ashin gton b c. efters . - sns
Tor the steamer General Mcclellan 800"
Isaac Deford, Baltimore, offers $500 for the
steamer General Mcclellan. ~
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RAILlFfs SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURSI
II TIRE


On FRIDAY next, at Coz er Of G and 18th a..
Of fagf y smtb hi tire ysses at the SUIT
nist OF Columbia. ss Ainst the goods anu chstteis
OF Maria N Abbey. OF the same place 10 me d
right. title, claim, in ferest AMI estate A. isSsps
II equity IN and 10 large lot of Hou sehold Fur
LllnIe CONSULTING In part or
Bedding, Bedsteads. Hair and Straw Mat
Hair and Feather BOlsters and Pillows, Com.
Sofas, wardrobes. Cushioned and Canesest
Brnssels and Ingram Carpets and Mating
aabogany cherry, and Common Tables
Bureaus, Wsshstsnds. and Toilet Sets
P.in,inss Gilt nirror:: and csmm nS1 @ ...ss.
And variety Il other articles too numerou. -
next the 18th day Of August. A D. isso. ~ 10
O'Clock in the morning, on the premises, No. s5i
offer for sale The said goods and astts so seized
and taken in distress, at public auction to the
81 is-2t' JOS =. KELLEY. Bann.
w IR0NER; one that will cone we'll recon-
Apply st ~ 9th street, bet. d and an Isst
WANTED IMMkDlATELY-To EMPLOYa
w, w man competent to take charge Of . small
gardener and farmer. To such q one Q good sit
nation is offered. Inquire e W o.p,rp
auH corner 7th street and MARKET space.
III YOUNG LADIES Sill reopen on MONDAY.
in French only, IL desired French t,sehers
Mems. and Madam MALLARD, frsm Psris No
III West sfreet. Georgetown. an IL tseps.
DURE OLD PORT WINE
have re ceived from the private stock OF A we'll.
known and hoDored citizen a tort supply of pnre
and nrst quality PORT WINE. "Alte Douro
This wine has been known to me several Years.
ana ATS effects upon persons suffering With all
fetal e
IL 10 ordered and recommended By physicfaus
and can be relied on in every particular.
w. BURCHEbL,
corner 18th and etreets.
~ 30 under Rbbitt House.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,
~ U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ANNUx mAs TaW TON Mn. August s, 1855.
OF TAXES assessed in this Coiiscti0n p;atrirt for
NJ. .ns shss s. p
and Licenses therein specified have Ieeo0e dxe and
Opposite General POST ofiee ds G 4Ss tn street,
cepted,l from this date t. AUG6ST 90. 1855.
rom y o clock a. m toi o'clock p. m, to receive
Tho TaNss insipd H in the Aforesaid List are
IP1nh iSf0sns F9R 1SSS 56EEsEs Bill
YER PLATE, &c, for 1856. ~s' fiA"o'' ois'
An persons who shall neglect to pay the sums
ss ms .eseissan 1ns st
Day GENT SssG%s ap sSI' tho to
'mss.s thereof together Lewis wss cher set;
Collector OF Internal Revenue
aor-tau2o Ter District of Columbia.
GOAL! COAL! COAL!ii
WIN. h. BARBOUR,
WOOD AND COAL DEALER
YaFds-E ST., bet. 9th and 7th, Navy Yard. aud
ST. south, bet Is I'd east, CspitoI HIN.
Always on hand best quality
WHITE AND BED ASH COAL.
Including Lykins Valley and Baltimore Cos
Coal. w.
Spruce and Bakers PINE, and wall. seasonsd
OAK WOOD. In the stick or ca we'd And .nlit
Give ne Q trial. I will warrant FIJI .,tisf.c.
tioB, and shall sell at
aun-et' LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE
CRUYIRI OHHEsn AHD
Just importe NV. BUROHR LL
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y 90
DORTABLE
STEAM
RNGIE rs.

Comhinine the maximum OF efficiency, durability
and economy with the minimum Of wsaght and
price. They are widely and fsvorsoly know n,
more than COO being In use. All warranted sstis-
factory no sale.
Descriptive circulars sent on Application.
J. c. HOADLET 4 CO.,
jy II eodsn Lswrenes. Mass
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
DISPATCH FROM PRESIDENT JOHN.
son.
THE PEOPLE MUST BE TRUSTED
THE COUNTRY WILL BE RESTORED
THE WIGWAM CROWDED.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON or.
GANIZATION.
SENATOR DOOLITTLE TO BE PRESI.
DENT.
NALLANDlGHAM'S WITHDRAWAL
READ
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BOARDING.

ELEGANTLYFUBNISHE ROOMS, WITH
~ BOARD; also, use of bathroom. Inquire of
h. Room No. 5, 4ssl5 7th street au Is 3ts
E1RST CLASS BOARD, WITH DELIGHT
L ful Rooms, in private family from the North
can be obtained by applying at 43l 18th street,
between Ii and New York avehue. The LEGALITY il
one OF the healthiest III the city, and within two
blocks Of the city cars aull3ts
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board
Il for gentlemen, No. AS Massachusetts ave. !,
petVten ON and 1th SITS au ST.
TABLE BOARD at No. asa 10th street, q few
4 doors north Of the avenue. Terms S1 per
month de Is II
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DOOLITTLE TO BE PRESI
DENT.
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SECOND EDITION.
5 O'CLOCK p. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,

WAsHINGTON. August Is, 1858.
Jay Cooke d Go. furnish the following
q u Citations Of Government securities:
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ONG CHAINS and CHATALAINES, sulen
~ DID assortment, from S3up. B'sck Chain for
Ilmming S150 per yard; Fans, Fancy Uomts
BELTS, Belt Clasps, Brooches. Ear Rings, &c N. w
styles and low prices. q LAKE IS Bazaar 37O
Penn avenue, under Metre politsR Hotel
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON OR.
GANIIATION.
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(IRuHsRs oHEEsh AHD m.x ,u
Just imports N. W. BUROHRLL,
nm Vornsr llth end otroots
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%OFFICE COMMISSARY GENERAL OF
S PRISONERS,
uou, WASHING TON, d. O., August Z, 1886.
,NOTlCE By direction Of the Secretary OF War
claims against the fund under the charge of THU
once, moneys recovered from the rebel authOri-
ties taken from Omitted States soldiers while held
as prisoners Of war. will be received until October
LIST, 1850 Claims made after that date will not be
considered " VIC
All persons who have made claim ag aft INST said
fund, either TO this Office or to Breyet Brig Gen
John II. milford, late United States Agent for
exchange Of prisoners of war, are requested te
forward TO this office their correct post ONCE ad
dresses.
In all cases where claim is made, the exact
amount due and the character Of the funds I AIKEN
by the rebels must be clearly stated.
E.A HITCHC0CK
MAJOR General U. 8. Volunteers,
su 5-l2t Com. Gen. of Prisoners,
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THE PEOPLE MUST BE TRUSTED.
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THE WIGWAM CROWDED.

HE COUNTRY WILL BE RESTORED.
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IL ,NREEEsEt.

ana has now on hand large asssr,men. u
s'"dS Suitab'" for hous= keeping. such a. s.
las. lctcs. Spring and Cane Chairs. Winds
Chairs, Lounges. marble top Tables. viii /.
general assortment: Of well made furniture O.!
nj kinds, and at low prices We wish &
draw the At cation # purchasers TO call sn3
,&Emine the stock. In com ection he can
!"Tnl>h persons with CTnckcry. Queen>w.rc,
bu5trFbaEiS. Churn-. Tubs, Buckets. Wash.
hna7ds, Tucker's patent Clothes Wrincer-
b"si machine out 10 save labor and clothing
Halr, Eusk. am5 Excelsior Mattresses. Ward
roGes. Scttees. Extension Tahes. on hand.
Bargains en- be had by-calIing at A. Fe
TX 5 Store or Furniture Warehouse.
lanoI 4. FELIX.
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Original Shares


- -.,-,l.- - -
oNE hCNLNhO i''LLAH7 IAIh'
thus ai+ordInz the of limited means. a. well as
the cap taSt an opportunity o. secure an -uterez; in
this region Of " practically mex hau-,tle" wealth
all are aware. the usual plan adopted f.r The de-
rslopraea. of such property Is 70 form coa7penv
aud issue certificates Of stock. The plan here pro
posed may be considered preliminary 70 H.. formation
~ CgtrraEF.~ +-- ,lrfrs .rI-rE
are subject to no royalty. leases or niorjaagcs
The SUBSCRIBERS can then upon this -a,.f and sub
sSnp4l basis elect officers from among themselves
rr~r -rsn~lzr rsi-7 -.f.a 70 .,.a r...,s-. sr a.
49, r.-, = Car-rl-,y
In order thai handsome returns nay lc speedily
realized. these subscription a." based CpoI the prop
o-t.eA 5a', .te .-LI.-.'- -7.l.,c. 3 ol. Fe.epi
o.. '-s Isss nv" -! w. t.,l y ,l.'s
ht eA'.,'..'-u - ~ ~ "''''S- -''.. 80"
--''l. luz M, ] - t..'l-7 ga -.-'' -
-7. -. at yltse % -'1s i'F'-.-9 81" Ia s' "a!
.'5 ".'--'' . ....-L' y a, '.'' ,.'s. s- ~ 49,.
.--c i',-s -, - ',.'',S !,'c,!', S''te
- -" t 4 -, - 80 -. 80 y : u. ~ - 80 - | ~
-. .l.e.I a. ~. ~ = l'-. ~ az ! ''' 80 '0 -
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EDUCATIONAL "A l.
J. K. HEsrz-za, Bsp41<, AfE.n obuntg, Ei,or.
For The Educational Column
Yariat7 il Thopght.

faACkJ Al 4ASAS1-AH'
The word man when traced back TO
the farthest giimmerings Of its history
- found TO have its origin in q. root
word which signifies hiuker Not
only by the primary signifcation Of
his name, however, but by the design
Of his Creator, man is constituted q
thinker. Hence those who confne
their thoughts to the limited range Of
topics suggested by the routine Of their
occupation and matters connected with
their domestic arrangements and wants
Are apt to make miserable failure III
life, not O failure So far as physical
subsistence is concerned, bnt Il crlml
nal failure in what relates 10 the cu!.
ture Of mind and heart. The variety
otfaculty and susceptibility with which
God has endowed man in his intellect.
ual, social and religious nature ally
him on one side u the angels above
him, on the other 10 the angels below
him He who like Bunyan's man with
the muck rake, is so inte"tly engaged
in gathering up the perishabie things
about HIM that he fails to see the shin
ing prizes just above him, and he who
would feed his soul with metaphysics.
or indeed with any ons kind Of aiimeat,
must be egreglously onosded. One
de!ves and lives down among the bogs
Of scifintercst and appetite, an utter
stranger 10 the pure joys that come
from the sublime sweeps Of lmaglna.
ton, while the other scars among de-
vious clouds unwilling to recognize the
sober realities Of his social and rcli-
gious being. Let the idea, then, be
deeply impressed upon the mind that
no one can be healthy and well bal
anced in thought and feeling whose
thoughts all centre about one idea or
one class Of ideas Some men are eX-
cellent tradesmen and artiZaGs, but
nothing more their thoughts and en-
crgics are ali expended in heir line
Of business" leaving 10 time nor incli
nation Tor the culture OF their higher
powers Sometimes Il woman may be
found who i a model housekrcpcr-
which Is an accomplishment 10y no
means 20 be d4sparaged-but nothing
above and beyond that. Much hap
pier, much more useful NIGH. such
characters Be did they daily rest their
minds and rcinvigOrate and balance
their thoughts hv reading and think
ing upon subjects outside Of and alto
gcther different from the uniform rou-
tine Of daily lite The teacher vino
concerns himself only aboU. what &c
la;es TO his school and the branches lie
NJ ~ 3.
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Feraie Sociat-.

1t Is better, says 1hackcry, for YOU
70 pass an evening once week in
lazy drawing room, even though the
conversation i slow. aud you know
the girl song by heart, than in club.
tavern, or the pit 81 a theatre All
amusemoDts Of youth TO which virtu-
Gus women are no. admitted, rely on
IL are as'elerious IN their nature. All
men VINO ayold female society have
S I,n perceptions ana are stupid, or
"a'o gross tastes. ana revolt against
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

4 SUGGEsIIoE,-On the first Mon
day of,June, the different boards Of di
rect0rs will reorganize for the new
school year, and, according to decision
327, page l70 Of the revised School
Laws and Decisions, Each board has
the right to subscribe for one copy OF
the Pa. School Journal for each mem.
bcr, at the cost OF The district. a a
means Of information in relation 10 the
duties Of their offices, and the general
condition and operations Of the hslen
in other parts OF the State The Jour
nal is the official organ Of the school
department and Is such, contains the
decisions, official circulars, and such
other letters Of explanation and in
structlon as are necessary and advisa-
bic from time to time, together with
able and interesting discussions. re
ports and addresses on school matters
Nould not directors do well to avail
themselves OF their Eght to take and
read the Journal2
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HONE EADE WORK.

Of al kinds and the latest styles
ne VII also take measures and make work 70 or
deF' 81 snort notice Repairing done IN the neatesl
manner. Inc puoc SIRE invited 10 call aud examine
my SJsck before purchasing elsewhere as | sDl
N>cnl 70 @e'' Sfe@rsr taa- Tle cheapes.. f>r cash
49, ~ = - ~ - ~.
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n 0 OTIC e!

| bhh>ONS in general. and especially tho''
L about going la huurckcCrirg. viii t.a-
notice t!a' y. F>Iix is still manufacturing ,I
Kinds Il
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628. HOOP SKIRTS, 628
HOPKINS "0wn Make"
Manufactured and Sold
Wholesale 4 Retail,

". G2S Arca Nreei. PLHddelphia.
E7iiE most complete assortment of Ladies
L M.sses' and Childrcn's HOOP SKIRTS
IN ih.S City; gotten up expressly to meet the
wants Of first class trade: embracing the
neHcst and most desirable Styles and Size.
Il ''barc Trails Of every length-lrgm =
20 yds. rpuud,-20 to Sc Springs. at , tg
. 60 Plain Shirts. all lengths. from >; +,
yards F"Gnd the Bottom. si 81 40 - - Is
Oar line f Misses aud Chiidrrr's SKIRTS
arc prafcrbiaiIy hey nd all competition. fs
'r7''t7 4 styles and sizes-a> well \. FIR
anaeh "ud Durability; varying from 5 70 50
ncG's IN ienCih, 6 ,u - Spring AZ IS -. T.,
- =. All Shirt. ot OUR OWN MAKE
are Warranted 10 gire Satisfaction: hot BY
NE - >uCH unless iheY haze "iIai.in..
tip >slrt A.suuiac:"ry, NJ Us Arch $
STAMPED "a each T4u.
As. constantly "a hand Go.r SAIRT>.
MaEa:ar'urr! "a Aew laIk. aua tt- En.tsr7
States, "is:ch ~ sci, =, very iuw P-lsrs
iat Of chap SAir,- - sgtiug.. \ rt,. -
sgrlnc~. ;. Gu: - >Flirgs. 81 Is. 50sr7,us..
= - am - Ar:ILg> s. So.
SEa- >.irt~. made t. Order aud Eru iiei.
20 EsN> CAsu OHE pgIcr ONLY.
March :, lSJG-4m.
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Virgin Gold Mining Company of
Colorado.

TnEn Original Interests-Sl00 escn. Of which $50
1GOU are reserved Tor WorkiaS Capital.
Subscribers elect the.- officers ali themselves
manage the affairs q -ie company eSCa subscriber
l,a, a. one & Is c1ace-s. The Presd5u: = 10 he
chosen from among the board u directors The G-
retl-s - Ee selected ~ tie subscribers from
among Themselves. s.. the a-sg meeting l7 l7-a-f IN
ZION. IEc Secretary ana Treasurer - h= s,-e!i-
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. PaIla5i-. .u.... Slur,-
.ors, Theodore CGyleg, $50. RoUsr: l.. Cuxe. esq
Americans sTe proYegIl foE the ar:si..y and com
Ta-udabls zeal wi:h which they p&g.cuate in enter
pr~es having for tLeT ot9-c. siv GeyrlGpeTnent Of
vur national resources. :; one TIME Ra,lToads-at
recently Oil" have h5ea the al.-absCrcing :oyirs
IN r.. these sewers! enterprises will 6e reea!Ieet
Cd those no ErS. TOOK nol1 q them made money,
larger aoIa:s than others. according % their
iI.vS -:lL3eE:s.
Mining operations IL the felds Of Coiorai, and
elsewhere rgr mainly engross the public attention.
Considering thSt several such companies have bgr
already orESEiEeG-thst Ihev ale now II yy5rltbat
lh@ reports from their mines highly favorable
iaa: : known 8; ;.- present ,.Gnv .ha- a.. OF fre
way from tie e! <eS @. Nevada and e.. ra1io nVn1er
u,s bars o. S..TcE and -uTiehs 81. gold. tis believed
last r enthusiasm rr1iy uNalGg~-.. on -rr 81 r.
iCet S IN Atte -.sua. t- so greatly increased On
tie Frce!: and eNar.t o. these returns ta. !n
iIel..f" com 2'.-.>s D. ~:g.D hose. s.5s. holm.
based at II" -s greatly Inflated prices u fy5-a- ,,
necessary be less desirable ti.4 -lat !.1y t te l
thereby giving 70 those ao avail ra, rlsryes of
occasion nov presented Il securing "orlrraI f;,~
es:s an opportunity - h..H g.~posiug Of tie ia-ge
aaouut Of stock eac-I h1.-eE -eceFcs ~ slr9e
advance
Win these preliminary remarks. the following
P2osFE-7Us : respectfully presented:
AHs property - tie Company proposed 10 te o.
gained oy The sale O. these original interests. con-
s~:s u The following LslE-s. ali situated within "a
- - tsE. ia. .rr. 'Hf .r..Fl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-01

The Truant.-The journeyman tailor,
Nollenbergh, who was recently mar
ried In this city to Miss Sally Blasky,
and thereafter soon disappeared, has
been heard from. His wife received a
letter from him on Tuesday. He was
in st. Panl, and wished Sally was there
but he sent no money for her to travel
with, and suggested no means for her
getting there. He made no excuse for
not meeting his wife in Dubuque, as he
had promised, nor yet any reference to
any engagement of that kind. Ertman
Is funny boy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-01

Personoz.-Mr. Barnhart, of the Mus
catine Courier, and Mr.. Barnhart of the
Independence Conservative, called on
us last Wednesday. They were up to
the Falls on recreative trip, and were
satisfied that the GAZETTE had given
them no false impression of the growth
and prosperity of the place. We shall
be glad to see the Barnhart brothers
whenever they choose to call.
Senator c. F. Clarkson of Grundy
county, called on us last Friday. He
says that the use of his name in connec-
ton with the office of State Treasurer is
without his consent, .aAd that he will
not, under any circumstances, accept
the nomination if rendered him.
MIR. S. Geismar, who few months
ago sold out his stock Of clothing in
this place, has gone into trade ut Iowa
Falls. Our friend Dan Sessions is as
sisting Mr.. Geismar to an acquaintance
in the new place.
Mr.. Thos. Jarman is now in Mr..
VIM. Francis store, at Ackley, where
he will remain until Mr.. Francis re-
turns from the East.