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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28
HEADqRs DErr PIArTE, CHEy QUAKrKR.
MAsrKRs OFFcK OMAHA, Nob Nov 20 1857. 5
NRQpOgA y for IARMY TRANSPORIA.

PROPOSALS for ARMY TRANSPORTA-
TlON-sEALED PROPOSALS vim be received az this oeoe until
II THURSDAY the % day 81 January l6 for the irgnpor
Of Military Supplies during the year commencing April 1905 SAG
ending D. 1863 ROUTE No from Cheyenne Dakota Or sln
d,rmned during the the OauA
established IN the Ierrtory
south Of latitude AZ degrees IN the Territory Of Dakota west
degrees the Territory u Idaho, " longitude t k
e Territories u Utah and Colorado noh Of ssaae " Ds' ~
cludiug huecsestry, Denver CITY , y. , Il, ~.
The weight 20 be transported during The year on io1e " - ~
exceed tNcutT.tve million rs 00O0l pounds
Bidders viii the 100 pounds per ~ ~ I,I
will transport month Of tie year oes llHE SP
and sndug March 81, 1853 Ill =. All. rl,c.s n resi-.
deprs and each pfopo, should he accompanied ~ uohu @
t tbord ! 10 O do .rs scBed By two or more responsive p
iegsg s,eutd ana propery stamped guaranteeing hat u A
~ tr,et viii be accepted sud entered into snd gool a-
Gh,ieut security furnished ~ 'A'1 f'''' - $780,
this Advertisement q, b. ,ropo,,ls in person
Eish bidder must be preseht :" VIC "P'Ahb VI NV
or be rrpressuted BY his attorney, -, 4. ,.o ,,o s.3.
s,tsfror, evidence OF tie Loyalty ana sohelJ "i 'oN
a. ,ecurity viii be required
must be indorsed Proposals toT Army Irahspoiaoo on
p No aud will he entertained unss theT lH SoAPV VIA
he requirements Of this adTertenent 4, ....,,. Al.
made must he prepared 20 eteeu ll
ose. At once ard give tue required bonds for 'Ae ~ p
an of The conTlch 4. IL
a. must he 10 readiness for service by The s dJ u Ap
ts "a M he required have place o. business ~ aene ~ N,e
be ay b, communicated with promptly and readily er route no ~
Cheveaue Dakota u such other point - maj DC H1'As1 %
starting Of The route. $40 , .-. 4. l.. $500 late
n supeatan at Office The once Of the ouaeeas
- AT Nswyork Louis Chicago Denver fort
md For smelling and aad be pa o. we oPosA
BT order u The OuartermA,,erGsneaL WI M hhSt
" B B Gen Chief Cuaerna Department VI the Plata
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oum sA7rars.


MOE ST. THOMAS and ERAIIL.., co,,p.vy
L J-I'. 80. saa bsALl- 5iAiL 1AAbIiP CO--- an
Hs ,,.sf c,.i L. = Tiszrrss.s. JsaaaTy o. o,
sIrs.IpPi. CAPT Gso SlooUs Marea - =. 6, 7,s.,
Pr, ZEN - aaf RIO De JaIeIo going anu '''-'a1S Fo'
cns'e'a...tlg. {i s. a .a. 30 Eopn-rgreen NrxY.k
,=7,-Ty T7TRTCT LINE to FRANCE.
nm GfSff6L TIAXsATLASIlc, GoMiP4NTS Ht id
srP ,adSIirS BBrwEEN Ab~.YoEA AAD AA'AE CALLING
Al Bks1 new vessel. on this fyo6,e route for il, coutusr, viii
E fc r np SATURDAY December %
N1P O% ~ LeH'r'e. yy1 J J5ga,
I} yiLics OF FAsslaE, On rold Or iairs wiae5
rr,,c.Slo D: Sol s ~, 94 e.i iS SIS
i"'''0'' TO PARIS. 'A'' 80
heldur railway i.ek,s. furnished On botrt
fust Cabin t5 Second Cab1 sSG
Medical attendance Zee ofchsrgo
By asug i4s Lne -y Es from tr,li
al ssosis Go hscSESzis 19sS, No. ) Bo.assI.
GAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.
~ FURTHER RFDrCTION ~ PASSAGE RATES
THE Ay-h6s .' IiS{ ' SiiE EyfaY S&rUrpAY
WIZ passenger for LIVERPOOL GLASGOW cpd pKRRr
[4iLD4A, a. Macdonald ERA9 IeSen .
f.SE1 sb4i Jaaafy H.
r.rre or pirs s ~ No, hiT yi e cresrvcY
TouVkHOoL, GLASGOW OF DERRY, Cabins $50 ana 80 40
''''-'' EIsar,on Ticket, good for u ropth' sl'0
TaisrH'salia a, s3o s,ssr , age. rs a,s
Passenger booked and ton Hamburg ROTTERDAM Antwerp h'''s
For & information apply he co%P,sy' qn,, No. No. I Bo"''
New York FhANllo MAJ Do'f.'i
position passengers Nhl please cone direct 70 TIC ONCE "
this Companv does not employ runners
V0HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
\ Ftesmsnio HERMANN, ". H. Wease mister -
carrying The United States mall vii sAliron toe breaeh pet 'O
'''''''' A'''A'"' On THURSDAY. Jans,y2
YRT,fFN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TAXING PASSENGERS TO .
london svrr Southampton and Bremen DE following rates p''s
For tie Syst esbin SIPS, second cabin 81 rsrscs $2' 81
10 he followed steamship DELlSChLA"bi IL "'b'S'
MASTER % Ttursdsv January u .ss la
Bremen ? -
Tor hc et or passage spp, oBLRCHS Co No % BTo2e 81
TTyHE NATIONAL LINE.
steamers weekly Liverpool aad Qaee1toWu, leaving Fe ~
NORTH River Satudays .--..-r,. 20 49,
DENMARK Thomson. ~ ~ - 10
Erin AL ta yy 81
PENN-l LFANlA. SAL O4DA '4l9' 80
CABIN VasssCc. &l0l currency. ao.,--...
Sser9e passage to Liverpool Queenstown, 50 W currency
Steere tickets from Liverpool Queenstown ." IN cIL' .,
te OAces VI the Company Os "
'l' % '''l1"'!' OF No D'''" W J. HURST. Masse:r
KEW-Y0RK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP co
TIE CHEAPEST LINZ e
e...~.bt,s tTrAErC UALrlC WESTERN MFTROPOLiS
FOP s0ITHANPTON HAyRB AND BREMEN
Fi Cabin : no, Second Cabin sos Stectce So goA
The tips beng DUNG 'le Naef mo.hs efA
Departures wil be- advertised
10 hefut eTpressage, bills o. ettnsnee or ps5 sp
ISAAC TAYLOR President No - BTosd"hN
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Sloiitts Of gunhrupttu.


L STATES fr de orulklE DISTRICT Of NkWlO8K-N
avErurr-rIn uaitcl OF lANhs 81 LeNttfE, bsuArTt
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The unlsregnfa 4eisny
gge. noce DIS appointment ~ alN1let % JANIS u Low
iRRE % the Cy oiN-eytt Do 81, tgoJ o. Ac io- a' state
Of Nevroit sho h.s been G irj Btel gon b. o.u petition
~ G.reu ,-- lsg7 JAMES DAVIS. Assignee.
ri lstsaS NoJ3t lue -
H. 4 NsrsnAi's OryicE. q. OF PRsys1lyasiA,l
Pn.tntl RIA r. - 4'I''
THIS IS TO GIVE NOIICE--Ihat on the, the
4 2tih day q Dtcenter A. D. 1881 Warrant DO fslin9Uy
aran the Estate OF SIMON HARRIS % fAlAarfl
m The Comfy AID state Of frraana No it1
been aHd-l rlp BE Petition tLat t lJHtl. Oh y
Debts ard Delivery ~ aGF Pyery ieougus 10 nch btnhl " %
orilT bio uo sud the Transfer Of Property t l ave
Law That heeLg Of TIE Creditors Of me sid bAski 20
their Debts shd to Choose Asnees h t-e VII
held a. Cont Of Bankruptcy, 70 De holden No 90
tue CITY oi Philadelphia before D. fghey Aston esq hs's o.
the 2ith iaJ o. January, A. D. 1863 a. - o'ciork n
pBs lssaeS Z. G. ELLMAKER,
VNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
4 tFeuyhi cag ~ November A. %. 1907 warrant p Bartrurty
ssut against The estate q ALFRED GILL Of key fot C
The County Of NeSiork and State 81 NewioIf Who has
sajufgrd Banfpt pton hat the payment Of
dents property belonging such Bankrupt to
him The transfer of bin forden
law messing the creditors the said bankrupt 70 Prove her
a hs estate viii - hh
Balkoptcy 70 be hodea A. No % Fnest hsso
CITY, before John FITCH esp Register On The niu;h dAy Of Jasu4
MURRAY I. g. Marshal. a. gessngef
Southern District Of kcS-iork
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SropcsaIs.
Orcr o, A.,5lsT co.,.r arzFn.1 .; Is, ssP 81

oyycE o. AssnTASr CoxissART ESKRAL 81 SUBasrEScE
No. { srArE-srKksr, INV losE. Dec 20 loh
4 RAfY UPpIIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS.
IN Jp te} tei by th- undersigned until 10 o'clock
mi en 6NDA December r supplying i1r the q the United
states Army SUBSISTENCE STORES TO be delivered IN 90
follows. -. o.,. ,.r,, a., -
AL place 10 Be stated m the bids The barrels TO DC IN
goo shppug order With round ho-s m hednei and bnns sealed
10000 mls Green RIO COFFEE In double SACKS new cotton
ani gunnv. couislling hundred pounds each
u delivered Win we propoai
an REFERRED therein. Materials Tor be exhibited by bidders
1000 po Of good clean Dr. sns SALT IN strong tight bar
rel aiapt, purpose, With i heang sEy pounds 20 Tie
busheL
M stores required r5r immSfigis d,'irerH - OIL, 49,
be delivered Win us
pro1 osa's and referred 70 therein.
bids. requirements OF bidders Sc sane as
stated M pregious al ert.tetneBis from tll Oiice.
Contractors expected bo their goods without expense 20 ls
United Sl.tes. Until required iJr shipment
Ji1utt Pr0D0s1 i7 ffrntcd AZ MS o1c wtcA NUS %
inrossi eire0p addressed tie uRders}Hs gni taoTsd
q JroDls1l. tlr Sibrstsce SoreSr C. L. KiLBURN,
Brig .Genl end 4. q. D. \.
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The new Universalist Westinghouse in Au-
gusta Ne, Is nearly finished and 10 Is proposed 10 dedi,
cate 10 be 10th OF January The expense OF tho fres
UOiDg - $780, aud the organ cost S5,sQQ.
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STEAMBOATS, aaO 8aiIroa0s.

FOR Ncvbureh Pouchkccpsie and Bondout
- 3 .u a. V e. oS l. Ws s FL 4 s.i'
mo, CORNELL on Tae~ Sat fl lot Harr.oist " X
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.-WINTER AR
cenmeH.iHs MoNDAl. nos. q. I'l-.
Two Through Trains DAILY Connecting VITA NeS-IorE and Boston
leave Bridgeport 81 1880 O. u srd 5:gp n
Leave '''-'' s. f. tiE5vG. sap--r,,os.Ht
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
II Iaa.e"sat-Clinre q TreLesve J1nes'2 M Aaii
trans for GIN cove sld Hampstead il passenger tfan
SHa d, a s e eos. 49, a nd .. Ts,o5s a
Fareje All Hmpieai passenger train and Tor Norm l0 S-a
sas- Er,u-sop T-an leave, Hunters Point a; os arssA
d. BARTON Superintendent
NEW YORK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
icL SUMNER AEElycEMrSE 1861
COAAkAClAu JCSE . Iso[
y,.pr, Station 81 Ne, YORK corner TreurrsrthI ,=a Fourth
ave LnlraHee % IreriT-ssr'u'aat
TRAINS LEAVE YEwYoRk,
rrI SC, III IS sso,Fes5S, IA y M '--" 49,
Tor MILFORD sirtOr FarfA Southport and Wetrof 100 IL'
For Eor.I, {o5 % Gsl eco nsI II l7s (RIl "Is-h
rs, 40 BID SO, 500 tELl p m 100.
Tol , s 7Ie SCS rs So ~ 80 a p n. ~, .ls,n
rtT ~. 43j dirD az SO GO so5 (RLl .. a. -.
For Greenwich srt Intermediate ssdon 100 &c. iL5'l NJ 40
49, ~ ~ ''" CONNECTING TRAINS.
Ior Boston via SEor. Line I2l5 I!LI 800 p "a. -.
For Hartford snd Springfield 400 N tEI lila y" NAhh NV
IN. .,.- az - 4. H..
fOr Hartford IlAEn Railroad 400 tEII n us
49, ,.s.,.A a. 4 % 4 -
1918. 400. 400 ih-
Fof Canal Railroad. 70 IS D m to Northampton
Housatolic Railroad, 6rO l. 800
Tor Eaurstuck Railroad, 800 a. m, AGO -
DfuhurT and N0rrak Railroad. 100 90 p n, 81
COmHOdiogs Sleeping Can attached - 400 o. ten o,- 81
NORTHERN RAILROAD of New-Jersey.-
~ Trains jersey Ctr Pennot' So AID No. l
4Z2 52J aud Tie $500 ~, AID 42 r 20 Meny:
THOS ". btMAhEsI Superintendent
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(WlN-
- TER AEEANGEMENTSD
Leave james ap y AZ n 7. RAILROAD TO Jande' ior
Babylon and an wag.stai0rs. o., 49,,
Rsilroad 70 Jamaica for Babylon snl 81 wsyststots
Jaressiq ~ r.. a. l. J. haToad 70 'aDasa
fcr Babylon All al negotiations III, c.,
frtlkiusve brcozn, at 2J ~ VIA bIooAJa Nel'A4
Railroad 70 jamaica, for Babylon and al raI's'ai'ea -
Leave .tion nj 1885 for Jamaica Eld Oh Warstons eonntF
ing with ra ~ ralt05 arriving % Jansss.p ai 10 m
Leave Or Jamaica and ai wav-staina t'uuet
ing with train c Brooklyn Central Railroad, trng a. Iialaa'
BROOKLYN, no 10 a. m.
ncctr- ~ T. Railroad arnriag OF Jamg ssp u p ~
Leave Babylon I2:s1 E lami and OFT way sta'el' con
rectlg with tau Of Brooklyn tell hn9a ty1-s a. ffst IN
e Ea NegIork sul jamaica bAlo1 vha lraves '2n@s tey
a uniratss WHITE, Superintendent
10 take effect Nov Z. 1901
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9iniing.

y,rN. FVERDELL's SONS, No. 100 FultoE-st.
w -srEAM JOB PRINTERS al LABEL AASLFACIIE-
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5P TETTF0TYTA- vi9 PANAMA.

MAIL TO HAYANA-ATLANTIC
S1rF IsigIJlP COMPANY. Sailing regularly steJ
sser AZ - LOCI r D. precisely, from Per No 4, n
a. mo CASTLE Capt 4 Jan ,,
Csuf
~ g. ~ rsssSge apps 70 GRO 3. HARRISON President NO
D.
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EISAL AND VERA CRUZ.
b.. Cbsrcr Of and Sailing Day
- UuiteI Sisirs Mail Steamship
GEORGIA 40 81, %,
81 ~ a. shove from Pier No. % East River On I'm
4 81 p
Foi l-t-' VI Is r. al FyAEDRB SONS, No A Bssverst
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Vyft HAVANA via NAoSAOI ~ L . S@iA! LA
ne 1f.1t'e Nal 8 Compsny's steamer EAGLE jslt a y
ssue VII sail for HAVANA, calAng Al NASSAU y i~A' P"s
IA ma on THURSDAY, jar. 2, lSoA
Tor FIRE ght or ssSsge abplf 20 . - $3.50
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IAEULINA hhILAUAU
ne FRI class side wheel sseamanip .,v ~. 90
CHHRITsTON CagL Barry SATURDAY. r Pc ~ e. =,
CHAMPION, CAPT T. w I.cs VOC ,ivss - " 90
rfliur A . 2. o. non Per No. 3 horth $40
Sppsror accommodation r gassers H.. 60 O. -,
a -s s M ,oss 20 south hsd south s AID Sist
Sane ~ g. oriis ports .,.t..f,,
Feoois f.-v ardsa he u Co., b ,t ,.,
5us q aling ilrn re- Zee no IS Brosdrsr.
EAtH leI a1o HesAI' HENRY X MORON 4 Co. Agentt
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Pttepr,f Station YORK corner Teeur-rsrh szd Fou
ave Lntfalee 90 TrertT.seTsu.lsL
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02

to have my way, as my companion seemed
determined to make a complete job Of what
be had undertaken.
So We again bsgan our roands bnt with
much less success than ., first No one
seemed inclined to take rs in. A f-w stamps
were now and then handed US but the douors
turned awsy as much as to say, "make tracks
now We did make tracks and by ding il
livey We made some money too. But We
we're destined not to enjoy it, for a police
man. more hospitable than any person We
had met before, volunteered to take Us in. Z"
H. told the captain that We were undou6,
edly thieves looking for something to crack
but after listening to our story, and exam
ining our bags. he concluded to believe what
we said aud showed US to our "roons."
was too tired to be particular and so went
to sleep in tho enjoymen, Of my FIRST nights
begging. My COM mpanion parted with me in
the m"rning, 1snte which we have ne ~ Msy.
but ifiivinx hs has doubtless aever forgotten
our first ~ntres into Gotham and what Il is
10 De HARD CPsa. Nas| NNsSS% 49, ..ss.> a@z
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@-.z-r--a-~
Spelling ikeroHeAe.

Atsn examination Of pupils for The high
school, al Ptloceton ILL.,, u few days sia.ve
writing exercises were gwen, when the to
lowing fifty ways of spelling the conmo,.
word "keroseue were found a. result. 1t.
other respects the ~sebsIars) passed a good
eAain'nauon: Caroeene, rcaro,!n-, carucI,-,
carosene, carOs-en, carese-u, carasien caor.
seyn, carosein, caraseine, earacrin, carise.ne,
carecine, caresean. carsein, crr,senr. cat =
rasene, caroscene, carealuc, ctrosyn., cero-
sine, cerocehe, cerroscene, rarryceau, car.
eceln, caraesin, carl sc an, carriseen, cAraas.
inc, cnraesen, charoscene, charase.n, k-ro
sene, kerocene, kerocins, kerusein, keroseen
kAroseen, kerocean, Kerosene, KEROSENE.
kerro'ene, k.riasin, searas,,.e e, kerssin, karo-
slne, keri> ine, kerroc:ne.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02

Nothing so belttes = man "a petty pleas
urcs
Good impulses are nousht, unless they b.
come z, oi actions.
Passions are but nature it is no. repen,>'
ing that Is corruption.
All the passion. seek that which nourishcs
them tlmii,sy loves The idea Of danger
There is .sAsy ltJe charity a 10 .eyolr nce,
- deed, II the dorr lhn.s there u \ great
deal.
They err widely who propose to turn men
TO The thoughts Of better world by making
them think .neanly Of -.
Cundor consists in giving q fair hearing
to opinions, statements and arguments, and
weighing fairly both sides OF each question.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02
The Da m Boarinv,

young buck went to see the daughter Of
a Pres, y.erian elder lately, whose house VAS
near mill dam. 1t being the spring Of the
year. the waters made considerable Of n roar
as they tumbled oser the da m.- TIE modes.
young gentleman tapped lightly at The door
at first, bat received no aoswer. H. tappsd
asai"-sliil no answer. Again and again
lie repeated his knuck, bus still he Was un
head. Mastering up courage, he proceed
ed 10 ii.hict some severe thumps on the door,
which brought. the aid old gentleman out
Il suppose, said the youngster, who had
by this lime become slightly savage t.om DO
ing compelled to wait 50 long II suppose
YOU could never hear NY ku,ckns for ,ha,
dam rosrits'
"Ihe dam" roaring Wha, do you mean,
SIR! dow dare you speak III that way!'
said The divine, somewha, a"sereI by hear
ing the young man swear in his presence
Il neau TO say. sit, that | suppose you
that dam roaring
dre: lave you The inpud-nce TO insult me
with rtpLll.l.u IA vf those wvrIs ? Desou-,
sir.
MY dear sir, qu tn the now Lrw,ldr e.
you H. Il intend 20 say that | PRESUMED
could no; bo heard on a;count If NJ dam
roaring. laying particular emphasis on the
last two words.
l"sult on insult" shouted the infuri. ted
old man, "nd rushed ~ the poor fellow with
the evident in,+ ntion o, ejecting him, bu,
was restrai"ed by tue voice OF his dauslto.
exclai,uing:
"Papn. suppose the young nan intended
! to say that he Guild not D. heard Oh a<count
oi :he roaring OF the DAM.
"Oh-l beg your psri~n. sir-l beg ycur
pa'doh-~aih m w-is IN. rea!I y-aD well,
declare. lhe Com ioar.ugi CaCltaI
Como in, come III. That 10 to, rich !"
1t 's ueedle's 10 add that the younpster
went IN. and IN the excellent society OF the
young lady, soon forgot the "dau, rvarink.'
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RUssIAS-A MERicA.-S San Fran cisco soa % n

RcssiAS-A MERicA.- San Francisco'2apers
have the following
Business was active ut New Archanglr.
Building lots have advanced several hundred
do lars, and there bas been some jumping
claims. Some coin is in circulation, but the
leather mo ey predominates.
The Copper River country is reported BY
the Indians and Russians to be rich in gold,
copper and Goals, but the ssy,gss are very
hostile aud warlike.
The weather at New ArsharRIs 10 much
praised. All kinds Of common vegetables
are raised, and many h>.r,es sa!ms.s. lsad
other hsh are very plenty. Deer sell At
eighty cents each. .9Tr*tr]5iTH.H
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02
:. A Canadian edith. .naia q

"A CANADIAN editor gets OF the fol
lowing: The man who lett his name a. Nc
Georgehan O'Flannery from the Western
Division, who is about seven. fee, iu length
and drunk accordingly, and who called a,
our Office on Monday, accompanied ~ An
ax-handle, to AK IL the editor wss in, is
respectfully infbrusd thai, tho editor u no.
10 the city, and i not expected to return
within the memory Of the oldest inhabi.ant
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02

-Sposns- 4 f9snd ashsr US il Butler
RAaAl Ah0 shA1lk nj F1Se EOtls W. Alievs
not, although be Il reported to have been ..
the great capture Of Silver SpoolS. T II.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02

The following is the age aud amount oi
wealth Of a number If New York mill on
aires: Wn. Is. As.or is six,y-tve years
Old worth h.ty ni.hons; d round laced,
pleasant. quiet mannered gcn'lrmuu; u.n,
two Thousand dwellings, and is u ieuent
lau:loard. A /. St-war, IS sixty; thin.
nervous. d,gn,hed with thirty millions,
and liberal IN cases OF benevoence which
appeal'o his ssmrathies~ George vp4yke
nifty, but looks younger: worth five mii!,on>
sn agreeable geuti-mrn. Ja,n=s Gordon
Bennett, seventy. .thre" years ula; wur'h ii (
millions; dipnlted m"nnsr, brad Scotch
accent, orh, Vno"t to The poor. Comnolo'e e
Vanderbilt is hi,e-haircd, red-cleek ed
seventy, worth fos,eeu millions, dives fast
horses, keeps fast boat, CONTROLS tao iast
railroad companies wilh fast man, and gives
away he mOAev very iavish'y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-11-02

mere, AoW, oI'n8 Two square "o"'s
Take seats at the table. Now, gentlemen.
! have been somewhat Imposed upon in my
life aud have curiosity to know whether
you are trying &c do the same thing Or not.
II find that you are really hungry land
know hungry man when l see him eat
you ore Welcome to flhup at my expense;
bot if you prove to b sham ming shall pay
myself Tor this trouble by kicking you out.
'Now 20 in," be said, as two large plates Of
meat and vegetables were placed before Us.
! aia not agoing to dwell upon it - dwell.
upon his whoiesoulsd charity, suffice it to
say, we didn't get kicked out but WAS sent
on our way rejoicing under load Of good.
ly provender.
Nov. then, " must bAys. somewhere to
sleep. and my companion suggested that We
use ihs same means to procsse.tG BU It
looked oil 20 bright now that | thought il
rs. "a. ss;Y,ys.aa s6;s qssasisssIis means
sf getting siosc, bus Vas not allowed
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THURSDAY EVENING,
NJ 4 X /. | /. u,

On the 4th inst, blythe Rev Wm. J. Eyer,
Mr.. Daniel Huber, to Miss Mary Hoover,
both of Danvil!e, Pa.
At the Forks Hotel, Bloomsbury, on the
ith inst, by the Rev. L. c. Sheip, Mr.. W.
\. lloScr, .sf i!is.iiDg,rcek, to Miss Mary
Z. Drci,bach. Of Roaringcreek, all Of Col
umbia County.
On the 2Sth ult., by the same, j. II.
Hughes, of Lime Ridge, to Miss NJ, c. Har-
ter, Of briarcrcek, Columbia County.
In Danvillc, on the 18th inst, at the NJ.
=. Parsonage. by Rev McKcndric Reley,
Mr. L. y. Kaso. to Miss Kate Christman,
both Of Bloomsbury
There's bliss beyond all that The min streI has told.
When Two hat are linked in one hcav, niytic,
With hearts never chaugirg and brow never ru'd,
Love on through all ills. and love I'll they ,!ir
Another Of the fair tavorites of Blooms
burg hes been turned into Easc; not the
case which We must all at last OCCUPY and
may that be far distant. We hope and le-
l.eve thathcr present case vii! not turn out
to be a hard case, for We know him now to
pc good Rase. In the mean time the case
with the printers is extremely pleasant as
thcy aie rega!ing themselves with delicious
cake kindly sent by the happy pair. Long
may they live.
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La Wi.liamsport, Pa, on the 9th ult ,
Mrs. Mary Kline, at the residence of her
son, X. D. Kline, after short Illness, aged
70 years, | l months and days.
In Boonsboro, Boone County, Iowa,
March Goth 1857, Anna Laura, youngest
daughter of Matthias b. and Sarah Apple
man, aged | year, months and day.
The parents were formerly of Columbia
County, Pa
She died as fades the light of days,
When sinking in the rosy west,
When twilight shadows softly play,
And WOO us all to peaceful rest Con-.
In Espy, on the 5th inst, George Hart
man, aged almost IS years.
Mr. HARTMAN was citizen. of Blooms
burg and Espy for the period of nearly fifty
years. He came here from the vicinity Of
Easton, Pa, when much of the present
Bloomsbl.rs was woodland. He is next to
the last of large family of children, three
Of whom have died in the last five years.
He had family Of eleven children, seven
Of whom are still living He was quiet
harmless and innocent man, and has passed
to his rest. Com
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE SIIIVERING VICTIMS OF

Fever and Arue WHO freeze To-day TO burn 'o.ni"r'
row might have been exempted from their present
trials had they awaited themselves In time 0f tha'
snfesua I'd against all ,naiarious diseascs UOSTET
TERS STOMACH BlTrERS BGt " II Is too late
inr prevention II is not 100 late for cure single
bottle Of this irresistible herbal tosic w'll stop the
paroxsyss anh hricf course Of II will restore tn"
patient To vigorous health Tho prudent and thought
iul, however, who would rather fore stall disease
than wait 10. its assaults, will resort to this sure
defence aguins, intermittent and retont fsvcrs AZ
the c1mnc cement OF the senson when they prevail
Nov 10 the time to fore the system against fe'
ter aad ague. bilious complaints and dysprpsia-
diseases which are often snsend'rcd and always
aggravated. by the chills and da,ps Of Winter and
early Sping. -
sHkK iPEAHE oN INTER MITrENT5.
The Bard Of Avnm tells ns tliat the 'sun IN Narch
dsth unurIsh Aguns and the remark is ~ true ns II
was three hun drrd year. ago. Nut iOriunateIV, ~
those i,uirlu ,ays March Agu"s ran " pievrprd.
Hn.t.tlgrs B,ters. IN n s,UplG week, WI put III"
system III n c"ld,on 10 resi- I every species nf IN
ir,mi,t.nt river. ur II ihrrr is p.edisp"siiion to
,i4 4nrss ~ dyst v.in, tins unGqna'"d. icgu'aor
aud ,nyIgprni viii Just Us ccr,nihly prevent that
All the disorera common u the 81 iSon of figs hnl
tru.ts may h. held N ab.i abcr by this p0cn' nnti
dnie They may also b. elected rom thr system af
ter they have made Iulg inent there by Hs pcrsrv"r
iug use II is therefore mora insanity for amy fani.
" 10 be without il. March ~, 'U!-In.O.