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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-22

Shall advertise in many Of the leading papers
Of thu Northern and Southern States, and refer
to parties to whom we are we'll known
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-22

Proposals from agents i'll this, ant ANY Of the
other ;!tates, solicited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-22

This location gives us great advantages, as
large numbers Of capitalists III search Of lands
must pass through this city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-22

CHARGES MODERATE IN ALL CASES,
ic 1S--Gm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-22

We are now in receipt of the best selected rs,
sortment of DRY GOODS we have ever offered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-22
NJ EW Eat TORE
TO. S., KIrTG STREET,
JEAR TIE CORNER OF TAlRFAI.

We have lust received another EDITION %
orr stock Of Cloths and Cas- In rTGA, Ii which
we would call the attention 81 those III WANT:
nv q WILMER & SLAI NJ Il ER .
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-04

A N9THEH VITO 0s HIGH PRICES
wnfcH IL woEraY or soTE
fea aaa aes rs peresas b aag.azyear geeas u
GEO. a. a ~. 0sTER, Bedford, Pa.
THsy ass Bor opening eheies variety ef new anA
aeslrabEs STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOTH
ING. FANCY NOTIONS. COTTON
YARNS. HATS, GAPS. BOOTS,
SHOES, GROCERIES,
QuEENSWARE, To-
BACCOS CIGARS,
BTooms, Baskets. WoodonWare. &c.
Look At some oftheir PRICES.
Best new styles DELAINS, ., p et4
CALICOES, ., I0 y, Is, I6, Is. p cts
GINGHANs. y, Is. - > cts
MUSLINS a Io. y. IS lg. ls. - p cts
CASSIalEBEs T5. $I01&Lls, sI.25.
$50 s1
LADIE s ~ sAgB<EAGS, sI-5 SEQ,
a Wa31
DRILLINGs pzats5o1 sta. - = 39,
81 s.
CENTS HOSE Do. j. is. z, 30,
LADIES HOSE y, Is, -, -, ~. 35,
So cts.
LADIES SHOES as low az 50 cts.
CARPETS, IS, CO. IS, LIS, L35, L40,
I50.
GOOD RIO COFFEE, ., IS best 80 cts
Extra Fine 0oloag, Japan, Imperial and
Young Tyson Teas.
SUGARS aud SYRuPS, a choice assort-
meut
SHAD, MACKEREL and HERRING,
choice fat fish.
We invite al - call ana see For thslzze.rez. 1
busy store sad iEeeeasiag trails. a seIliz- PAcz
that their ieE prices are popular.
TERMS CASH, ualoss otherwise specified
Mag 2# 5-59.-3m-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-04

Chartered with Ample Powe-s-l
r EBAN0E VALLEY COLLEGE
The aeeaud Collegiate year win commlHce
On MONDAY. AUGUST ~ 1857.
Thiz Instlsutisn has been Chartered og shc
Le.ialasurc Of the State with fall Collegiate pow
era and the faltgwirg courses Of Study, IN which
il d proposed q graduate Studentss have been
44gpLed, yiE
An Elszaeusary Course far Teachers p. e..
4 5eisltlhe CgETses ~ . =
4 Ladies' Course, fH. A..
A Classical Course, A H..
A Bibliea Course ~. u. s.
Tbe sehe5l iz iatsndei O. supply great pub
sic waEE 4u3 iEstrus-ian Il gwen ia al branches
81 q common, q liberal, q 81 ornamental elasa-
siaa. There z ErlEazy er mg.iei ghpol eoEneet-
eI with tbs Institution. aad Alsg a C0mmzrsz@l
1aarse. 90 s14f Students q any Erasle wll sz re-
reesirei szl VII be pat iats s1itabla Classes.
Fjtz Superior aeazzr1e eiasseEs, EFsE-ciass teach
ere, laeanea Ess exeelsa by any In accessibility
asf aea.ratzl2sss, 2za il g1e general morals 9E
sEg community, s7s olsE ts paseats and gaarai2as
. pleasant 5az1e. waere tlstr chii1rea aad yards
slll he properly ez-el f5g &E3 wil be Rzh5seted
o. he hsss t-Gf1Eag.
EXPENSES.
For Ba2zff-z. " &shiuz, Light Egsl, an1
Taigsou. wzsh furnished rgam. fsF Fail
Tern 9r is 50
F-strzEentaz .--.-..-.....---.- $50
D5aela- -Eatry Book EceF51y, II etassasf-. 500
Painting and Fancy F arEs st asa4i rates.
For elt4iegug sHa further part.ca.4Ts address
Rev. T.E. FLCERoF, 4. T., President,
Dec. Izs56sIYy AEEsEIa Lebanon co., Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-04

I7JR SALE
Il We take pleasure 10 0EGeriae 70 the pubic the
following tracts 5f excellent land for sale 81 very
reasonable prices Persons wishing 70 suy Wiu
d5weU 10 eonsui. Us before purchasing, and those
having lands 10 sell will fad Il 90 .uetr advan-
taEe 10 avail Themselves 9f eur reasonable terms
Nc. !. Northwest fractional gne-loarth of the
North west 3ne-sggrtE as section 6. in township
So, North of Tagzc 4. Cedar county, Iowa
80 s7-l6g aeres, Prairie land. Price S@5e
No. Z.-E Z. one-t5ur-h s. il toEnship p,
range 45 IL N6uoaa county Iowa ib9 acres
Prairie iaEd Price S9aa.
SO. 5.-S. f. oae-faurth of the y. " one
to1rth section p, in township 5-, AoEta q range
=, il Pine county, MinHazata. ~ acres timber
land Price $500.
No. !. ) good Farm, situate in Pleasant valley /,
Bedford township, 6ye uilez from Bedford now
il the occupancy of WiLBaa Il. Sycum, contain :
ing 100 acres, more ar less, about sixty acres
cleared and under excellent fence, ls acres Of
bottom meadow, and the balance vel timbered,
with q splendid double dwelling house, barn and
other out buildings A vel 0f excellent water
near the door; also. good young orchard. This
is an excellent opportunity toFroeuEe good farm
near Bedford, convenient 10 churches ana good
schools. Price So per acfe.
DURBORR0W & LUTz,
Real Estate Agents,
Feb. ], 1857. Bedford, Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-04
NOOD NEWs ZOE M0THERs
COMBINATION OF RATIoNsl

The Widow, Children or Parents # eaeh soldier
who died in . rebel prison, or who was released
and died without Communication for Rst.5us. are
entitled to THIRTY CENTS far egcry dag ,sr&
prisoaer .-gs Held 6y fRc rsGcls.
Apply to DURB0RRoR ( LUTZ,
JalyIZaf Claim Agents.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-04
british PERIODICALS.

London Quarterly Review C9z sr7.t;-.t
Edinburgh Review iHhie.
Westminster Review Radiezl
North British Review fFree-( (asar.ls
AND
Biaekwood's Edinburgh Eagzzize Tori
These foreign periodicals ara rszziarsv y....s
lsae4 hy Hs 70 ths aamr sagla ~ haressss-.
Those who know Thefa aad wla have - ~.
serI5ea - the1ns need no rgnSaser- sss.e as-
the civil var of tke last fsM years hAa aaF-fTtl
thsiz ones Feierme sagplF q ne test l.s-f ~
E6er4taTei I'll as glad o hare t5saa aEasH u.
t4eaF Teaeai and EAaae who nay negar Ass -.
teeas ~ assarssisy be well psa4za6 s5 ress.4 q.
sFa4lEsa reEgrts q tie qrogsesa u Egrssss
aeie1ee SID ifserGt4re-
TEra III. Ea.E raa-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-04

4 spLEsDID ASSORTMENT or JUDG-
II IENT and pFomissory Notes, either with, or
W.tba7t waiver of exemption, for sale az tais
gGles nov 2-6s
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-04
TsTEY's COTTAGE ORGANS

k+fSIE1 ? AO4lADE BEiT1NS
Are ssil ahead az al competitors and stand
g1rfvallzd Ii POWER PURITY OF TONE and
BEELLLE3C1, ard al atae- noint wH-sh 60 %
z.sEe 4 Grss e.ssz Instrument.
ILs "TgZ HUNANA EEEM0LD" + the
gr1arass NJ al modern improvements qu r-od
l1s,Esaeafa Il CHARMS and SURPRISES an
u1a ee1v 5t hv ts wa-5a-flI ressE6 zarce t. tne
E &AS VOICE D. zGt seat1aaa tAis wsta
eas. -rl fzz aperirz b any asaer.
Fer sails UE lza.s aa4 Esfal. ~.
E. II. BRUCE,
Is y -evrzsE Street, Philadelphia
--aeai sar lezaEspssge circular and fr.es I5sl
The szeet as Y3ur s.FErEoLo" Is entirely aew
g. a.e. ard 5s ee-Eatr5V tas 5est I ever heard
Gr5. e.. EeIgu- lIEe 81 grEan5st oE America.
80 THs&Jaa aas yaz besa invented that VIII ia
ary gree eoaaHa-e wish Ibis for as4asT gf essst
j tet e. see1s to ne ta as a5EoiatelT perfect
}ta- daAa-as PIP. 0fgE Gsitf
EEET's Ca-azs Organs ara ritGe4fa Superior
saE e1eeai1Eiy gziek articulation ard raar.4 tone
the eEsaHssAi features ia Instruments of this
4,a-s.- Ees. Jaraias Psps orgaa BrEd-r.
The Cottage Organ is r1e .ses= q. -ss class ever
sasT, and he best adapted fe- clsreh 1usic u saT
81 5se.--G- Hesatz7 0ygqaist FsHtIal 2.
a2 aaea PIE. ed with tie g. laee Organ
which I PURCHASED from yea it eaualacs sweet
q lsT5Ti.s IL oar sa-15iy circle HisAop olaPsaE-
VS. kasw q 70 9rzaas d t5a class which
passss 81 many va.aa4.s #aa.ltlsE.--lsdspEa-
F1r tae raslar, IT, sFeslEesz IS rsaazza5lee f9-
lAe church i- L1s power more organ Ike tha1
anything We have seen----}fs5tea5st-
Persons wishing b poTehase aa organ are re-
azc=eeJ 70 examine the Esty instruments naw
81 use at the Pr1.bg gtsriaa Sad Episcopal Church,
Bedford Jeie L 1857 stE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-04

f0.pnr'leal1rs sead f9f circal1rs.
aug8H.an
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-04

NEW FANCY AND MILLINERY STORE
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
THE NEW POSTAL TREATY.

That portion Of the new postal treaty be-
tween the United States and Great Britain relating
newspapers books &C., went into operation on the lst
inst. The following is the regulation
collected United States international Newspapers book pack
DadDR printed papers Of all inds maps psn prints engrav.
es drawings photographs bbographs sheets music ec
patterns samples merchandise ncadng seeds gn posted
IL United Kingdom
tain and ireland, VIII be az fol0Ws: Oh.
il.l Newspapers 2 cents each
(2 Book packets neludpE printed papers Of all kn maps pns
prints sngrags drawings pbotogphs Autographs sheets Of music
lcl cents four fraction Of fur
81 Patterns and samples ~ merchandise tncung seed xDd
cents per ounces, fraction Of four ~
The above charges mui be fully prepaid Al the ehce % mailing by
United postage stamps Alfred outside DE packet
aud 10 gu 10 destination In the Upic kg
prepaid the packet cannot DO forwarded ...a..
All packages Of the hind elyimerated above mast be
enyclOped In open 40 sides ends. 10 admit
OF cxanation OF inclosures Any postmaster IL author
ized "a open such packages whenever he has 10
suspect an attempt on the part of the sender to violate
the Postal law BY inclosng any written document, by
writing upon the contents OF The package any word or
words intended as communication. When any such at
tempt detected he is ordered 70 hold the packakc until
the proper charges are paid Samples OF seeds & which
cannot be sent In open covers, be ncl0sed In bags
fastened In such manner that they may be easily opened
for examination. The law In relation TO letters
not go into effect until Jan. !, 1868 The w,iuo Of the
trcc4 -y ho found in Tug DkTrY TgrBrsR of sept IL,
~. - 5LaI v llAL} TRtB. 81 q sept g.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCK
hNHNH
Senrofllqrfp'
= .uso,Jarf
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2-P. "
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMEN

WEDNESDAY, Oct 2-P NJ.
Gold is higher closing at 43s. after selling at liSs
@l4iA The olearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were So, ,GSl OO0 aud the balance Sl,2l6.7H
Government stocks are lower with hardly an ex-
ception, with good supply from speculative hold
ers. whose profits in carrying them under z per
cent money market are much reduced. State stocks
are lower and there is n freer offering of railway
bonds Bank shares are firm. Western Union Tele-
graph was active, and sold up TO 81. The Railway
share list was very active under the lead of Erie
Common which sold up to CIT, and closed
at C6b. Tie result of the annual election
10 be held October 8, is stated to be
in doubt and the activity in the stock has close
nection with the election. NewYork Central sold at
lO9l After the call prices were lower At the
Second Board prices were lower, and finally closed
heavy at quotations with pressure to sell. The
closing prices New-York Central, 1O9G109s
Erie, G6l 3GG3; Reading l0l8a 1917: Michigan South
ern, SllaS2; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 79laso; /;
Rock Island. 1922 1922; Northwestern Common,
4o,042,; Northwestern Preferred, 6G.G67; Fort
Wayne, @i0100.
Money is active at 7per cent, and banks and pr-
vate lenders unite in saying that at this rate the
demands upon them arc fully mp TO their ability to
supply. Commercial paper sells ut 7a9, but lenders
prefer call loans and quick control of capital 10 long
oployments at any rate. At the close of bank hours
money was in sharp demand at z per cent, and in
some cases accounts were not made mp until after
o'clock.
The Assistant Treasurer is prepared to exchange
for compound notes due Oct. 10 and in December
three per cent certificates dated Oct. 10, computing
the interest of the compounds to the date OF the ccr
ti6cate. The latter are on demand, and payable in
lawful money! This mode of payment, in the
opinion of bank officers, will render the certificates
nadInissabls at the Clearing House, and leave them
available only on the reserve. As the compound
notes were payable in lawful money" and the
Treasury, In payment claimed and exercised the
right to use National banknotes or "geenbacks7
at it's convenience, the banksnaturally hesitate to
take certificate for which, when pressed for green
backs they may be obliged to take National bank
notes, redcemable nowhere.
ii the banks use tho certificates at the Clearing.
House. they are no stronger than before the certih
Gates were used Ii not used at the Clearing House,
further contraction of loans will follow loss of de-
posits drawn in greonbacks.
Exchange is quoted as follows: london 20 days.
l09' ol09s .iRht, lO9iGl09,. commercial i05i9lo5,i
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
The following is list of Americans regis

DIVFtt W OV'i
10 Pax, Paris, for the week ending Sept. 2o 1867:
From Hsy Yerh-Ih W. Strong Nj and Mrs Dexter; Dss
w. David H. L. Woodwork Dr. Wa o. King j. Labor w.
Graves wlesI d. Smith, MI aud Mrs d. Leess NJ and
MerriD o. Budln MI ard Nh, NJ Tooter ~ W Day Mrs X
A. Day Mrs D. pay Miss A. q. Williams Mr. and Mrs a. Cor
Nrs y. phibon NJ Brewster Lehne Mrs @ ind
Leim,isr Mr. and i. GINennsa Brcoiys,si' shd Mira H.
Jones Abmy-Mr. j. w. Mason Buffalo n H-ME and Mrs b.
Q. Rnm,ey ses.Ii,ses-Mr y L. TrosbIdFs t. Nj, Charles
Trosbrdse. Hartford COMM and Mr j. Curtis ~ J. O.
DI; T. 4 ishrsn. D., Nj AID Mr.. a. r. Dssheds, Mss
Mrs Butler N, Mnls Mr. o. A. willard Mr. r. Ames, Mrs
T. Heard Dr. j. Thos Heard Mr. and Mrs Earle Miss a. Eule
NJ. Sawyer Mr. Geo A. Brackett Mrs e. A. Pratt, Mr. X
Crocier Mr. = Coxdin, Mr. a Hssiina 9resnseId M"srM,
ard Mrs w ~ sanbon AL W Rantorn. Glsssbow, J-Mr
a whtn.y Mr.. T. ~ whitney Phlslephis MI D. Klwball
and Ms B. II Bsrio Mis- Bartoi Miss r L Dao Mr. aud Mrs
Dcn'd.op NJ Apsy Mry,,HdIhsy 4 sutton Gss
D pO,iou Cincinnati MI r Rogers. -, icnsIMr and Mf;
D. Butler Chleago H. sir and Mrs H. bowen. cirr, u
Nj < T. Murphy ast rrsgssro-sr and Mrs 81 LoeLe, NJ
Ckas A. Lev, Nj T. iIls, Mh J, wll,st
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
OUR PUBLIC MARKETS.

HOW TO IMPROVE TIE QUALITY OF OUR FOOD
AND SAVE S25,000,00O YEAR.
The Citizens Association have addressed
letter to Controller Connolly thanking him for his con-
tcmplated reforms n market SYSTEM and Informing
him that the citys market property worth 5ooc In
Guiding the Fort Ganseyoort property The revenues de-
rived from the markets for the years lSGs T. S and V
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
NEV-YORK STATE FAIR.
PREPARATl

PREPARATION AND PROsPECTs-LOCATIoN, FIX
TUREs, AND ENTRIEs-NOTEs BY THE WAY.
From Our Oxn Correspondent
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
capuation Of the annual loss to people under the
mt, data staYn.

present market system:
~ sr T I~.s - srn1sI net gain oi 800 e25oooo
b.o s%vs At ~ Der cent on u,sbie 2o0oo
Third OF articles consumed By
situation. &C. Of markets, at least 2VOOOo
~ the lower part of tho CITY by
~, .i, ,, rs., IT,. o. ,hs CIV of ....
Ass is. ner Ia the peope Of sa5oooo
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Sept. is shows the following changes when
Ia tLa IN ,xcnl,.
The London Economist of Sept 23 thus alluded to
the condition of the money market:

Ire LONDON EcOnOnt5I OF sept. tnus W
the condition of the money market:
The scarcity of bills and the difficulty OF finding tempo
rary employment for the very large amounts OF money
upon the market, is everywhere commented upon. Now
apprehension exists to the results which bs
better than had been expected, and aver
ago. The anticipated shipments OF grain RON the Unised
States and the Black Sea are only calculated 70 reduce
the price of wheat and benefit the consumer as American
and Continental purchases of OF ron and
COAL large enough 20 this country againso
The of paper money In Italy accounts 20 q great
tent for the huge accumulation of bullion In the Bank Of
France The same use of paper I'm America and the con-
seguent liberation OF large amounts OF specie take In
with the calling in OF balances from abroad
stock OF the precious metals in tins country with the u
diminished abundance OF capital In England and France
Ihe trade carried on ior cve ensrt
men the cessation OF the extraordinary activity inangu
felt exceptional transactions in SIX mouths bills
reported to have taken place NJ II percent proving
The Bank of France return shows the following
results as compared with the prcvious account:
Increase-Cash 2Joooo francs notes, s,s99co iancai
treasury balance l767 600 francs DeereaseBills dis
counted $4,000 francs private accounts SI o6 sanSS nee
shown the total stock Of coin and bullion in the French
Bank Is raised to s3sali 900 In other
change to note in the value OF money the Contnens
The following are the rates in the leading cities
Tiraa, rPeana aSass Brussels
ssrhSs:,.:,..::s a lIaSEI%; IIaSsa,; ,.s--s
Amsteriani 2j-2i 81. Petersburg. - 81
The National Bank OF Whitestown. Oneida County.
is reported failed The bank had capital Oh
100000.
The Chicago Tribune, under date OF Saturday eyon-
ing. says:
The money market qnite close today ana IN sTs qns
quarters n was reported bordering on strngenc InS
shipments Of currency the interior were quite lpcrss
though not so Iarge scale as yesterday ana the
were received from st. Louis where the demand Tor
York funds is In of the supply and several OF 'a
Institutions were Obliged 10 telegraph TO New N
other respects there nothing new The dseon,,s
market was fairly active and though paper IS c.osSe3
scruf,njzed depositors in good standing are fienoo
with All the accommodation which their scc"nnts ~"'
rant. Y ."f tF
The following WI show The exports texolpsive Oh
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

lutte gain OF 100000 per year. The Association thinks
the Government should undertake do for the people
what they can do so much better for themselves
In the speech OF Hon. Samuel j. Tden delivered In
the Constitutional Convention our canals and State
finances: 81 admit tho general uniness Of State 10
age aSy hind Of busess" For the city to hold markets
aud let out stands not TO the original producers but 10
hucksters and butchers Is nothing than entering
into the business OF improving ITS property TO be occu
pied at rentand as IA shown above, the city making
fair pfofit from the business.
To show how the public interests arc neglected when
Government undertakes to control such matters II only
necessary to refer additionally to the neglect and mis-
management existing somewhere In the proposed estab
shment Of public market at the foot OF Eighteenth st.
East River Several years ago was proposed TO ettab
sh market there aud appropriate legislation was pro
been done to accommodate the public interests vexaous
and expensive litigation has been naugurated salaries
paid and additional burdens heaped upon our people,
but there is market II onr markets eold and
the city should go out Of the business private and
enterprise would derttop complete and eohpreheasre
market system for this great metropolis.
We have permanent population Of about million,
houses OF 10000 more Brooklyn, with Its 100000 nhab.
fants depends mainly upon New-york for market sup
many Of the adjacent towns the hotels at Saratoga
purchase their supplies IN the EewYork markets, TO
engaged In the coasing and foreign trade which supply
themselves here-thns making total OF about two MIL
hons Of people TO feed daily and this number Is rapidly
increasing This business, IN the hands Of private
panes would be 80 profitable that markets would be es
would vie with each other in the supplies the facilities
for purchasing ana prices Of articles sold.
The Association Is utterly opposed ~ the plan, which
finds favor In some quarters, OF establishing Market
Commission for tbs City Government should keep out
OF the business entirely H. IN H. shoud get out Of II
possible Last Winter our Association had bill
introduced into the legislature directing the Comms
sioners OF the Sinking Fund In conjunction with James
Brown. Benjamin W Bonncy and Isaac sherman, to sell
at public auction TO the highest bidder all the market
property In the city aud the bill contained suitable pro
visions FOR the extngushment OF the leases Unless
tive steps taken 10 have the markets sold attempt
will be again made TO fost Market Commission
city. .-
The Association requests attention to tho following re
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

WASHING ron BALL.--Mr. l.. H. Barber, the not
ed host Of the City Hotel in this place, will give
grand Ball at his famous house on the evening Of
February I'D, the anniversary of the birthday Of
immortal Washington. in honor of that .event.4
That it will be splendid affair is foregOne con.
clusion, for Mr.. Barber never has failures in his
hotel practice in whatever he undertakes. He has
given the finest Balls ever held in Idaho, and he
means to lave the approaching Washington Ball
the best of all.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

A Il
"THE LAND We LOVE. This is the title Of a
Monthly Magazine published by Hill, Irwin & Co.,
at Charlotte, NC, and edited by Gen. D. H, Hill,
late of the Confederate Army, the January num-
her of which has been furnished to US by Messrs.
G.. It. Blake 81 Co., of this city, at whose popular
bookstore and News Depot the work can be OBJ
tanned regularly, The number before Us. is filed
with interesting insructive and in some instances
most valuable new matter. Gen. 10. E.. Crimson s
Report of the Battle of Manassas is very inter-
esting contribution the Mineral Wealth of lVir-
oinfa is statAtically valuable; PrometAeus Vines
ltus-sonle verses in honor to Jefferson Davisris a
1raud and beautiful poem Northern Prison Life
a narrative OF the barbarlties practised upon
saDthern prisoners upon Johnson lIsland-is forn
w. earnestly, and no doubt trcthfully given;
n other prose and verse articles are worth care
perdsal. The !; Hayersack,ps collection Of an
Totes of all kinds, gathered from the late war,
aularIy attractive; and the Editorial Notices
men, events and books, eyince the scholarship
Nd superior talent.of the distinguished editor
fTbe .sIand WeLove'' is published at the very low
price Of $s per year, and we can safely promise
our readers the January namberBs alone worth
half the subscription money Blake 4 Co. will
-sceive subscriptions for the magazine. ,Siil on
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09
Idaho City, Jan. 20, lse7nl4w4

PERSONAL His Excellency Gov. Ballard arrived
from BOISE City, with Chief Justice Mcbride, by
stage OF last Monday evening, and the next day,
ney to Pioneer City in Pinkham's elegant and coms
Portable four horse sleigh, under the guidance of
SYith, the accomplished driver, and both gentle
Iheu returned the day following. At Pioneer City
rand Centerville Governor Ballard was most cor
daily received and Hospitality entertained by the
citizens generally. He purposes to remain here a
feW days longer, aud is stopping at BARRIERS City
Hotel. We are glad 70 observe that our citizens,
without distinction of party, are extending to the
Governor that genial hospitality for which they
arc SO distinguished, and which he SO we'll merits
AS an honest public officer and excellent gentleman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

READ AND TAKE NoT1oE-- For Sale By G. Walker,
large and choice assortment of Cigars at greatly
reduced prices. Saloons and Hotels supplied IS
per cent. cheaper than ever in Idaho. Also, a
small invoice of Fine Silver Watches, Ladies'
Buckles, Cents Gold Rings, Pocket Knives. Nicer.
schaum Pipes, and host of other kinds OF Pipes
and Pipe Stems all kinds of smoking and Chew
ing tobacco, all of which great bargains will be
G. WALKER.
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