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T NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNMENT DEPOsTTARY.
By special order OF the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury the
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA AT RICH
MOND
has been made .. h.'t

DEPOsITARY OF GOVERNMENT FUNDS,
as will appear by the following:
TRHAsURr DKPARrMESr,l
WASHINGTON, October 4, 1855. !
BY virtue OF the first section OF an act OF Con-
gress, approved June H. 1855, entitled " An act to
regulate and secure the safe.keeping OF public
money entrusted to disbursing officers OF the
United statos,'' the National Bank of Virginia at
Richmond, Va, there being no treasurer nor as.
sistant treasurer of the United States at that place.
Is hereby especially designated for the reception,
safe. keeping, and disbursement, according to law,
OF the public funds entrusted for disbursement to
any or al dsburslng officers Of the War, Interior
or Treasury Departments. H. McCULLOCH,
oce-2m Secretary Of the Treasury.
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KeaI EktaI6 AKtHI.
oc 22-3t Office on Fourteenth street near Main.

EOR RENT, the LARGE AND AD-
Il MIRABLY WELL. LOCATED STORE -
AND WAREHOUSE on the corner of Main c::4
pancy OF Messrs Christian, Lea 4 Co. This Is an
old and established stand, and is regarded as
first rate location for Wholesale grocer and COM
mission merchant
Possession given LIST January next. Apply to
HARRISON, GUDDlN & APPERSON.
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RGQeT VALUABLE AND DEsrrA.
s&hs!E psss gsIosk ~. ~ vaissbis I6UR.
; ;s's'l lessssT ssss1'st y he late Colonel
TIE nodsm ntrovsnsnta. sheh ~ water, gas, so1
the yssjos, Mild WIN 30 Id WIN de hoossa
4 two. atofy bT1st kitsAen With -four foons, ana
fhe ssual 6ul. SaliliDs. On ne premises NV
Thew403o pSewioeS have been thoroughly r..
paired-ths dwelling has been newly panied ana
p4pered ~ ths best mechanics. ~
asldo4 esth property y offered fog sale
= apsttou Tbs spavspienee Of It. location makes
nvssy Aesirsbls tor . Hsfshant o. pTofes.ionsi
Possession - Ne pgopsrty eaa - had i'm.
oe is-tds Ell. CI0PfON Aue,,or..x
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Se % S,-st HARRISON. GoppIN 4 APPERsON.

EOR RENT, the LARGEand WELL
H ARRANGED TENEMENT. on the south -
side of Cary between Fourth and Fifth 1::;H
and now in the occupancy of colonel Mcintosh
and Major p. J. Archer. Ithas ample accomnoda.
tons for a large family. Possession given the Sth
of November next. TO q careful tenant the rent
will be reasonable. Apply to
HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPERS0N.
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LECTURES.


>-~-~-~~~--.o~--~-~
GRAND EXHIBITION 10 1rcrrRr ., n.
LIFE OF CHRIST and on BUNYAN'S PILGRIMS
PROGRESS,
at FIRST AFRICAN CHURCH.
TONIGHT (TUESDAY). October 70,
for the benefit Of the High School in this city I'M.
der the charge OF Miss ANNIE b. HANCOCK.
The Paintings are OF the best English art.
Singing and Instrumental Music;
Explanations of Panorama by w. Troy.
Doors open at o'clock.
ADMISSION: Twenty: five cents; Children under
twelve years OF age, fifteen cents. oc 7a-ls
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSO-
ii CIATInN-A LECTURE will be delivered
before the Young Mems Christian Association on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the 2Sth instant, st
"a o. clock In the Broad street Methodist Church
lDr. Duncan,sl, Corner Of Capitol and Broad streets.
Tickets OF admission for sale Ut the door, book,
and drug stores.
Members of the Association can procure season
tickets by calling At the Rooms and paying their
annual contribution. oc 2o-d
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- 0nSaG VII -, 1sstiesssn,
MG11cwese s6r16r Ns&i u HlsyensA styeetu.

TIA q 8 o.r Two HUNDRED
o4ss .sSI: SIss Z S as.sSN| 2!,
.I0R. SALE At AUCTION we NH sell. e. lsIii
hour Of il o'clock n, the fE1CTVr ssyi04j9
or LAND, mostly In WOOD, losssed - tkeS1 ..
the isnas OF Nsthanisf Wieksf'G d12kfs md IF.
william n. Me0crss, and. otheSs. This land u
the light vegetable soil Of thst neighboghood 90
for market There are Some cabins on the land
'TsRss X sale. aRUBBs 1 WILLIAMS.
oc II Auctionssfp.
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
N STAND FOR RENT.-The property stu. -
ated on the canal on the northwest corner 1..;
Of Sixth and Byrd streets, for many years oc- lEA
cupied by the late Thomas Williams, and re-
Gently by Messrs. Harper, Taliaferro Co., Is
IL consists Of a BRICK STORE and OFFICE, two
stories high, "a by So feet q WAREHOUSE, rs by
95 feet; a long SHED, and q large yard.
For general commission, grocery, lumber,
wood and feed businets, this Is one Of the very
best locations in the city. II desired, lease for
several years will be given: Possession at once.
Applyto GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
ne 90-oOdIt
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EOR RENT, that very desirable and
II attractive RESIDENCE, known as Mount -
Erin, containing thirteen acres, more or less, ::
with fno brick dwelling and other improve S13
ments, suitable for large sized family. The
house il furnished, which will be rented with the
place Tor wi,nout). This is regarded AZ fine
family residence. situated In = beautiful grove
overlooking the city OF Richmond and James river,
and the surrounding country. Possession can be
lad Immediately.
Also, \ very desirable HOUSE on the Mechanics
willie turnpike near Nenable street.
Also, a very desirable HOUSE on Twenty. third
the LIST of November next
Also, the dwelling part Of the HOUSE over W.
T. Trueman's store, on the north side OF Main
street, just below ST. Charles Hotel Possession
can be had Immediately.
Also, the STORE and DWELLING on Main
street, cd No. 25, formerly occupied by Samuel
Cohen. Possession can be had Immediately.
Also, the UPPER PART Of the house over tho
store of A. +. Jahnkes, on the north side Of Main
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
Possession can be had medlately
Also, a very desirable BRICK HOUSE between
Cary and Canal on Fourth street.
Also, a very desirable HOUSE and large LOT at
tached, on Marshall street near Elba Park. Pos
session can be had Immediately.
Also, one small BRICK and one small FRAME
TENEMENT, situated on Federal and st. James
streets. Possession can be had Immediately.
&. ID. EACH0,
Real Estate Agent
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By 0rubbs 1 Williams. Auetionse1,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh street,


Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ST.
" yENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND. on
THE MECHA MICS TURMNIPriIKnE TWO
ecution Of . decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
county Of Henrieo entered May ID, 1868, In the
case Of Schermefhorn, etc, %. Austin and ais,
the undersigned, . commissioner appointed for The
purpose, Will sell at auction, upon the premises,
on EOHDAY, November sih, 1t half paste o'clock
P. NJ, fair, II not. on the next fair day thsreaf.
ter, nc the same hour, the TRACT OF LAND Of
which the late Egmont schermeriorn died seired,
lying on the east side Of Nechsnicsville turnpike
. short distance beyond the toll gate, and adjoin.
ing the lands oil Leonidss Rosser and Others.
There are seventy acres, OF which there IL asnm.
Client portion In WOODS and there are several
buildings, one Of which can be converted Into
dwelling. IL will be sold ~ whole or divided, as
may be doomed best At the time OF sale.
This 10 . beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and II
should attract the attention OF persons seeking
such properly.
months for negotiable notes, interest added /; the
title to be retained e the eonf, until the notes are
paid. EATON NANCE, Commissionsr
CRUMBS WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. oc&
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PROPOSALS.
SHIPPING.


EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
II AND BOSTON. -P0WHATANA11 81, q
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. SEMI. lSZ
WEEKLY LINE-Leaves Richmond Szx
every WEDNESDAY ard SUNDAY. Leaves Bal.
timors every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day.
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain
THOMAS TRAvERs, will leave here at o'clock A.
Freight received MONDAY and rp 70 o'clock
p. NJ. TUESDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state -rooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, 70.
For freight or passage apply to- crnr,v
Office At Charles T. Workman Co.'S.
oc 22-t Flfteenth street.
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TOR RENT. a very desirable BRICF

TOR RENT. a very desirable BRICK
Il HOUSE, on the south side Of Maa street, IA
in Sidney, nearly opposite the Methodist l::;8
Episcopal Church, containing seven rooms, .AR
with brick kitchen and large lot attached
Also, n FRAME and BRICK TENEMENT on
south side of Main street, In sidney, nearly oppo-
site the Methodist Episcopal Church, containing
seven rooms with good kitchen.
Also, nice STORE on north side OF Broad be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets.
Also, very fine STORE on tho north side OF
Broad between Brook avenue and Foushee streets.
This store is admirably adapted to wholesale and
retail grocery business.
Also, several STORES and RESIDENCES on Cary
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Also, n good STORE and RESIDENCE on Cary
between Sixth and Seventh streets.
ISBELL h DAVIS,
oc 24-3t opposite Spo'swood Hotel.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,

TAW LIBRARY FOR SALE AT
LAUCTION We will sell at auction on TUES
DAY, October 3oih, commencing ut o clock +: NJ,
AT our office. under the National Bank Of Virginia,
the valuable LAW LIBRARY Of the late j. Thomp-
son Brown, con aiming. among other works, the
Virginia and other Reports, nc very scarce, ana
other standard works.
Catalogues are now ready at our office.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
or 20 Auctioneers.
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WANTED.-Two GOOD CABINET
wv MAKERS can obtain employment and good
pay by calling at my carriage factory. corner Cary
and Fourth streets. WILLIAM FohbbS.
oc 23-lt
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WANTS

WANTED, to sell 1000 or more Sc
wv COND-HAND WHITE PINE BOXES, from
three to four feet long, two to three feet deep, snd
two feet eight inches wide. Also, large number
Of SUGAR HOGSHEADS. Apply to
CHARLES Y. NORRIS,
No. lell Commercial Block, Cary street.
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. ~ Ma 4 awas-ss aaalba. s.Ivs,.
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DOR NEW YORK.-The NIAGARA
Il will leave her berth on TUES. LIS
Freight received MONDAY and
up to IL A. n. TUESDAY.
Passenger Accommodations unequslled. For
further Information, apply n.o~
oc 22-2t 0ARkET y. WATSoN.
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Alta. LOWE & BROTHERS. PIC.
IA TUBE and LOoKING-0LAs9 STORE, po9
Aain ssset, lsst sessiyed new lot Of those beau
tifuI CORK PICTURES.
4 splendid oil painting Of General LIE on s1hi.
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EOR RENT, two very pleasant
IL ROOMS, on the sec6nd floor, suitable for "A
q small family. Gas and water on the pre- 1..:D
misses, and separate kitchen and coal-house -
Apply on the premises az so4 N street. one s1nsYe
north Of Leigh, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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ToR RENT, the SECOND and THIRD
II FLOORS Of a house on the south side Of -
Franklin between Thirteenth and Four :.
teenth streets, near Exchange Hotel. They
are suitable for printing office. To good tenant
the rent will be reasonable.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 81 Twelfth street,
c2a-3t between Main and Franklin.
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WISH TO LET THE PEOPLE
j KNOW THAT CHfLDRRN'e QARRlA0IS go
DO nade In this city, corner OF Cary sA1 konrlA
e 3: III. |, ~ '.s '''s' n dsss, ,oss.,
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EOR RENT, the UPPER PORTION
It OF the DWELLING over the restaurant -
of Mr.. Shuman, on Broad between Ninth t..D
and Tenth streets, containing six rooms, and "a
brick kitchen with four rooms. The house 10 Ia
perfect repair, gas and water on the premises. Tt
1 good tenant the rent will be accommodating.
ia. j. CL0PT0N,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionser,
No. 81 Twelfth street, between
oc eo-3t Main and Franklin.
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BAsKIks orrIs. o. WV. 3 , lac, n,.cp..( I
FOREIGN EXCHANGING are
I prepared TO furnish BILLS At SIGHT, In sums
to suit, on the following places, 70 Wit:
EN0LAND-London.G $50 as4 E@&
IRELAND--Dublip. -s.4 III. es.s,.k eSs8 ~
ScOTLANn-Bdinburgh. n
GERnANY-Brsmen, Lsessek, Asssbsfs, Ma.
enchsn, Casssl, OsnsbFuek, Isipic. BIAuntehs
weiY Breslau, Dresden, Cosin, berito, Hanover,
Goeltingsn. Nagdcburg, koeniesbsSBl Crefslds
Dsrmstsdt, DoIinunA, LnxenibuTg, frankfurt
Wien Preg. Hamburg. asFi ~ ~ xste4 ~
SWiTZEkkAND-RSrn. - 49, s.af 4,4zsg&s
BELGluN-Byussels. =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ta& - = et-ss>sb
SWEDEN Stockholm. 49,
COLLECTIONS uaAs on Oh lceeaeible piece u
the uNIIEp STATEe, CANAeAes And kgtDEk.
DONkSTlC EXCHANGE taken tsoA and tur.
nishsd TO DEPOel TORS q pay -
BONDS, and OfHtR sICu RlflHA Iseshses4 a
hiEhe.smsrkes rates, or bought and sola % Voa'
bsPGsiTs received, subject 70 cheek q s,shs. J,
BOOKS OF suBScRlPrlOH 10 The kichmona ~
Lynch6arg Aiy.iHe railroad Are uew 02sn sstn3s
once WI would respectfully requeee the easN
attsusioa Of The stlissns 70 tAis supossans
0 o.; hosss non ~. =. sotp.A. = .sss sig
oe is-d&clv -----.
DOCK ISLAND WOOLEN liLLA
III This we'll knovp nAspfaeeuey = - MM ~ = ~.
ration For sifhtesa ysass tnsss kcSS,n 49, = 4.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22
The Oldest Woman In iowa.

Mcssrs Rachael Byers' mother.n law OF
John F. Strange, of this county. now living
in Beaver township, was born l16l, en- the
3lst day Of Ovtober in the state of Mary
land, and was therefore one hundred ard
five years old on The 3lst day of October
last She is in excellent health. frequently
walks to a neighbor's some miles distant,
without preceptible fatigue aud from all ap-
pearance bids fair to live for number OF
years yet. What mus. be the thoughts oil
'hts venerable woman whoes birth dates long
before the formation of this government" -
She was about fourteen years old at he
conmecement of the revolution Of l. ha,
lived to see the power and great sd Of the
young Republic, and may yet /, 10 see j,
fall. She has lived urder '34 aImin s,ra-
tious Of every Preside .n Washington
TO johnson. W -4 ~onan when Iowa
was but the home of the red man, and
when Ohio WAS considered the outskirts Of
civilization. From thirteen colonies we have
grown in number to thirty. eight States, and
s'retchd our territory to the Pacific on TIE
west and to the gulf on the south, and al
during the life time Of Rachael Byers.--
Guthrie Ledcer
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

The characteristics Of The cities of Denver
Black hawk, and Sal, Lake are Thus tersely
stated by their representative papers:
"Fr' m the corner of Blake and = streets,
in this city, = stone could easy be thrown
into FIVE billiard saloons, containing altogeth-
er % Of the best me dern tables, COSTING not
less than 81 600 to bring them here from the
states and place taem in posi,ion.-Denrer
Ners.
From the corner of Clear Creek and
Chase streets, in this city, stone can easily
be thrown into five quartz mills, containing
fifty stamps and two desulphurizsrs, costing
not less than 100000 TO bring them here
from the states and place them in position
Black Ha,ck Jouraal
"From the corner Of Main and Temple
streets, in this city. a stone could te thrown
into FIVE old fellows barems, containing
altogether 100 wives and 26D children, cost.
ing not less than three millions ,ithing from
the poor, pries.-ridden people. to fa.ten 'en
every year and sustain EN- in position -
Salt Lake Cciote.
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Preparing Trees to End are the Winter

As animals endure exposure to storm and
cold, the better when we'll fed and clothed,
so do trees. If their shoots ard buds are
full and plumnand we'll supplied with health.
ful material contributed from clean, healthy
leaves, the chemical movements which attend
growth, assist greatly in maintaining the
tree agains. cold by heat which is developed.
In thin, weakly tree this force is wanting.
A great aid to the preservation Of the tree is
mulch or covering Of the surface during
the winter, with some vegetable material in
state Of decomposition. This shelters the
roots aud imparts warmth, evolved BY its
slow combustion, aud the more If hetroge-
Nous matter is included, as in stable ma
nure, for this is better. This application i.
Of vastly more usefulness when applied in
the autumn than it left till spring, not only
on account of The shelter il affords, but be-
cause Of its advancing strong growth early
in the spring, which becomes we'll ripened
before winter; whereas, manure applied in
the spring, especially if raw, often does not
become effective until late in tho season,
when the wood should Le ripening instead Of
growing. For . ripe, ruddy, we'll vanished
and finished coat Of bark, is to the tree what
the coat is to the animal, and something
more, sod the effect Of q very small break
or rent in it shows how very important its
perfect cond ton is, especially that of its
outer skin or ep;derm. It must be remem-
bered that the bark only ripens well in full
light. Trees, therefore, must have their
wood both we'll ripened aud we'll fed.-
Country Gentleman
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

A few days sincs : singular cas-, occur.
ia the private house Of : clergyman in New
York, the circumstances Of which sre a. fol-
lows I: The bridegroom was what 10 styled q
sporting man, and was on bis way to Albany
With brother blackleg, who possess d a very
dangerous piece Of property, in the shape Of
very extraordinary preny wife. The mar.
ried gambler had not been long on the boat
before be observed something in the conduc,
Of bis spouse to induce him to suspect that
she Was more fond Of bis friend than, vas
pleasant to contemplate, or prudent to per-
nit lie kept bis own counsel however, and
made IN excu,e for leaving The pair alone.
They prod,ed BY his absence and, jos, be-
fore the steamer reached the capital, he went
suddenly to the state room aud forced oren
the door. He found the twain within, and
at the point Of . revolver but calmly made
the lover swear that he would marry the
false wife immediately on returning 10 New
York. "You say you love her." be added
prove it in the way prescribe and l ehall
never trouble you or hes. Fail to make her
Jour wife, and IN pursue you to the end o'
the earth and take your life, so sure as there
10 : God in heaven. Have no hesitation
about the legal difficulty. shall never
make my appearance oo your domes,ic
scene, and few will know, and none vii, dis
surb ySsls your counubial relation. Ihave
loved ths woman better than my lifs-I love
her stiil. S.
But, after what has occurred, cannot
take her to my arms again. She has trans
ferred her affections to you. believe. Do
not abuse them. Cherish aud protect her
and If you ever need . friend apply to me-
You have sworn to marry her. If you have
any regard for your life, keep your oath for
l have sworn. - you have, to kili you if you
do not redeem your sacred word.
At Albany the betrayed Benedict parted
With his wife and lover, who came directly
over to New York and were straig hway join
ed in wedlock. The Aforementioned person il
said to be man of education, at one time
. merchant in Baltimore, Md, and remark
able among bis profession Cor the strict nes:
with which he keeps bis word and ,he perfec
coolness Of his play. 1t is said that he kill
ed man in . duel At Richmond, Va before
the war, on account Of the woman he ha'
quilted. and that be is sbout to sail for Cal
fornia to pass the remainder Of his days.-
lie is we'll known in New York and Chicago
among the larger and better cla-s Of fare
dealers and frequen.ess Of the turf! !Sain
Louis Dispatch.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22
Durability Of II ssa he r.

The piles sustaining London bridge have
been driven FIVE hundred years. In s45
they we're critically examined, and found to
have been decayed but little These piles
are principally OF elm. Old savory Palace.
in the city Of London, is sustained on piles
driven six hundred and lifty years ago they
consist of oak, elm, beech and chestnut, and
are perfectly eoand. The bridge bull. BY
the Emperor Trojan over the Danube, atfords
a striking example Of the durability Of tim
ber in the wet state. One OF these piles WAS
taken up and found to be pe,r6ed to the
depth Of three,qrarters Of an inch, and the
rest Of the wo,d had undergone no change,
though it had been driven 1000 years.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

Etiquette in California, according to MARK
Twain, varies according TO ones surround
ing. In the mining camps Of California
wheL friend tenders you Smile" or in
vites you to take "bste-'-vulparly called
drink-it is etiquette to say, "Uere's hop
ing your drill pan out gay In Washoe,
when you are requested to put n a blast,
or invited to take your regular poison e,i-
quette admonishes you to touch glasses and
say, Here's hoping you'n strike i, rich in The
lower level And in Honolulu when your
friend, the whsler, asks you to take 'fd'
with him, it is simple etionette to say, here g
eighteen hundred barrels, old salt But
drink hearty is universal. That is the
orthodox reply the world over. In San
Francisco, sometimes, # you offend man
he proposes 70 take his coa, of, ard inquiries
Are you on it?' II you are, you can take
your coat eG too. In Virginia City, in for
mer times, the insu'ted party, il he were a
true man, would lay his hand gently on his
six shooter and say, Are you heeledy ? Blu,
in Honolulu if Smith oIfends Jones, Jones
asks, with = rising infection on the last
word. which il excessively agprava,ins)
How much do you weigh?' Sixteen hun
dred and forty pound-and your Two ten
to . dot-at . quarter past eleven this fore
noou-peel yourself; you're my blubberr
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

The ladies have adop,sd What i csIlsd the
Arabian style Of wsarinR their shs~Is. A
portion ef NE afiiels i dseSs ito poseh
bet~sss 10 ahssldssa hlss - souifvsnes
shstSby = sqaav wGs sh2bitaass1 10 ssrry
her ja,soils ofspring i laoks = i we're
thrown % vilh : pitehfort, To conform 10
ths same ,asss displayed il wearing t6s
shawl, ths gsniIe skould ss.bsr.hs skirts
of thssr eoass sSd iaitsa lkssa xish 1 bodkin
70 The waistband of thsir pants But ths
lsdies kasw ihsis sssg \ : lespe<ie AAal
tA4, naSs ridicplopa AheeedIlr Il eeelans
IassJsseM MssaaMes swill yset 1IrjshAsk4is -.
e, asd thsy Sssa % adsPt - p11ljiA =
Q8DOUI1EY yD1 t0DkS -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-12-22

ArrEcrIoS.-Cat ont the future, even that
lutte future which Is tho evening OF our life.
and what fall into vacuiiy Forbid those
earnest forays over the borders of row, and
on what spells would the soul live?
: Their lies ia the depth Of every man's soul
a mire o. aa ion, which from time 70 time
viii h:.r s,'k The seeihing hea, of n volcano
mn .he.,c up lava--like monument through
all the cold strata Of his commoner nature.
One may hide his warmer feelings, he NAV
paint them dimly, he may crowd them out
Of his sailing chart when be only sets down
the harbor for traffic, Jet in bis secret hentt
he will mark ont upon the quiet country Of
the Future fairy islands OF love and Joy
There he will be surc to wander when his
soul II lost i those quiet and hallowed
Hoppe which held on Heaven. IKE Norrel.