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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-04-06

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The FIRE MLETISGs.-Ihe plompt, active and
wise measures adopted 10y our citizens generally
towards guarding against fires and to provide for
the extinguishtnent of any which may occur des
pite alpIe ,autionary mems, has created feeling
OF security in every quarter of the city, and been
productive of good in other respects The alacri.
y AID generosity with which the citizens con.
.tiicnted to the fund for the procurement of the
required APPARATUS for tho newly organized Hook
and Ladder Company, was another pleasing eyi.
dence of the fine public spirit which is so uniyer.
sally manifested by them on all worthy occasions.
Great praise is due to the Permanent Committee
OF Five. for their jealous and effective efforts in
speedily accomplishing the important duties con-
fded to them: and equal praise is also merited
by the gallant men who 80 quickly responded to
the call for the organization of Fire Compauv.
The Let nlen haze been selected for the positions
OF Foreman and Assistants, and the company is
composed of experienced iremen. An annie
fund has been contributed to purchase the need
tq apparatus, and in very short time Idaho
City will be enabled to boast that it has q Hoop
and Ladder Fire Company equal in efficiepcv, and
necessary appointments, to any city this side Of
sne sacramento: The frerisks are erymaterially
0lnnshed ~ The action recently taken by our
l"sT.-s8f4 I'M 81 III s8e58 49, {
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Coax. TEMP. .--A IN organization of the Inde-
this city on Saturday
Slocunl, D. Y. w. G. T., of Boise City. with if
teen charter members, and the following officers
were chosen, and duly enstalled, viz: Rev. c. s.
Kingsley, W. G. T.; Mrs. L. H. Barber, W. Y. T.;
lC. Walker. w. s.: D. M. Walters, w. T.; Marion
7. Waldron, W. F, ST.; Jacob Armsby, W. NJ;
Mrs. Mary Pinney, W. l. G.; A. A. Brown, W. o.
Gs Rev. VIM. Roberts, W. G.; James McVarish
P. W: I. Mr.. Walker informs us that the or.
ganization now numbers about fifty members, in
good standing, and there are twenty-five appl
1 cants awaiting initiation. Petitions for member
ship come in daily. The regular me settings of the
Order are held every Saturday evening at the Odd
Fellows Halls, next door below the Postoffce. Sc
far, no applicant has been elected.
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THE BRsf RExEDY FOR fURlryISe rzs q, NON
Strengthening ghesNerkes, Restoring the I'll,
appetite is FRESE'S HAMBURG TIE A. 1t i
the best preservative against almost any sickness
II used timely, Composed of herbs only. it can be
gwen safely to infants. Full directions in Eng
lsn' French, Spanish, and German, with every
pacSage: TRY!lrl! For sale ataIi the. wholesale
and retail drug stores and groceries.
EMIHFREsE, Wholesale Druggist.
[S9y1l Sole Agent, 40 Clay St. San FRANCISCO
! .AAfkiAeE ASD celib1cr, u ESSAY Of waning
ana instruction for Young Men. Also. Diseases
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means OF relief. Sent free of charge in sealed
letter envelopes. Address DR.. J. SK11I1N Ho,o,.
roN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. s7y
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New FENIAN CRCLE-lnadvertently and very
much 10 our own chagrin, we omitted last week
TO mention that a new Circle of the Fenian Broth>
erhood had been organized in this city, by round
number of patriotic and brave hearted Irishm en-
aud sympalhisers. The organization was per
footed on Saturday evening, March 10th, at the
Court House, under the direction and approval of
District Centre r. Clinton, and Centre Ed Donaho
anu other members OF the Idaho Circle lent their
aid in the ceremonial. To Frank Ganahl, Esq,
the honor was accorded Of naming the new Circle,
and in very happy brief preparatory speech he
paid high tribute to the memory Of that Dobe,
eminent Irish patriot Of the last century, Wolfe
Tone, and closed by giving the title Of "Wofe
Tone Circle,n to the organized body. The follow.
lug named gentlemen were then chosen as officers
of the Circle, viz: Jere. Reardon Centre; M. Muir
rphy, Secretary John Reardon, Treasurer. The
Circle already hunters about sixty members, and
is likely to increase the roll OF membership. The
eEe1ss1.ss 's51cecss % the n OH
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SUTTs for large sums have been commenced
by the Government officers in San Francisco,
against several heavy French wine and liannr
crcflssntS, Tor alleged frauds on
the revenue. The books and accounts of the
merchants have been seized to furnish evi :.
,dence against themselves.
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NINE HOUSES in the little town of Kearsarge
Nevada, were crushed to wortAlessness bv a
great snow avalanche, March lst, and Mrs.
Z. ". Miller instantly killed. Her husband
was also caught in the snow slide, but, tho
badly crushed and bruised, escaped with his
life He was dug out from tie snow.
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TIE PRoFIrssos the first trip OF the China
mar steamer Colorado, from San Francisco
TO Canton and back, lately concluded are
stated to be enormous. The Pacific Mail
steamship Company have the contract.
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The trial of the very rich Michael Reese
Tor breach of promise of marriage, at the
suit of one widow Clark, in San Francisco
was going on at last accounts. The lady
claims only 100000 damages. The testi,
mony IN some instances is too gross for pub
LEGATION. puO-
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Tue WEArnEa--lh he Spring like weather OF the
week has caused the suow to disappear rapidly
despite one or two sharp frosty nights. Hiis g.
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Ngw HorEI--Read Mrs. Dorsey's advertisement
of a new hotel she has opened on Buena Vista Bar
That she will keep good, well provided table, Is
a safe prediction. She il an excellent hostess.
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NEw BOARDING HoUsE.-Dan Mcbride will open
the Cariboo Boarding House on Buena Vista Bar
ext Monday, April Slb. He has enlarged ana re-
sIled the house, aud will conduct It III good style
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= Proceeding; oA fhe FIRE Committee.
; III As,kb $3.50

At meeting of the Committee appointed by
the citizens of Idaho City to provide means to pre-
vent FIRE. the following members were present: L.
a Rarber. w. D. Vantine, James Judge, Chas. j.
Bcrnstiel and Edwin Powell
On motion the following resolutions were passed
Resolced. That Edwin Powell act as Secretary
and Treasurer OF this Committee.
ResOusd That tf RsslS ofFrS Sa ny seP
ln,,nifted by the Legislature. = e q tdE8 s1
Rosofped That a subscription be circulated and
money solicited from the citizens OF Idaho City to
create fund Ior the purchase Of such articles as
will be necessary for the protection OF Tue city
from fire. & a.rs..Cs 4sasyt -. ar. s,yas,s 49,
proceed Immediately to examine the buildings III
tho civ and when required. to enforce All lnme
diate change where danger of fire is thought to
exist. and that upon the refusal OF any petAn to
make the necessary change suit shall De ehered
forthwith according 10 law.
Resoirfd. That the articles required for thIuseH
Of the Fire Department be procured by coEtAct,
and that the party securing such contract sail
Immediately proceed to furnish the same.
ResofUed, That the proceedings OF this meePg
\ be published III the IDAHO WORLD. anu that he
thanks of the citizens be rendered through US %
the publishers of said papers for tavors.
w. d. VANTINE, Chm.
EDWIN POWELL, See;y.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
MARCH goth. IS67.-C Committee met ACCORDING
to appointment and reported having collected tn
sum of six hundred and fifty dollars for the pur
poses.mentioned. r ~ x
There being still some money to collect, til
Committee decided upon having the names put
lshed in the next issue of the IDAHO WORLD, a
which time the full proceedings of the Commute
will be reported
The contract for furnishing Ladders, Poles &c
for the Hook and Ladder Company was given
Geo. Myers. l/f EDWIN POWELL, Sec'y.
Hook AND LADDER CoMPANY,-At an adjourne
meeting, held March 10Th, in Judge Smelling
court room, of those who signed the roll for OF
ganizing Hook and Ladder Company in tn
city, the election of officers and other bushes
was regularly proceeded upon. VIM. Baird wa
elected Foreman of the Company, George Myel
First Assistant, and Sam. Stewart Second Assis
and. p. E. Edmondson was chosen President
the Company, F.. w. Bell. Secretary, and W. |
Vantine, Treasurer. Messrs. Emanuel, H. Myel
and Shaw were appointed an Auditing Committee
Whiting, Grow and Dangel an Investigating Con
mttee; and Beard, Bell and Yantine, a Commit
tee to procure suitable house for thu hooks la
deIs and apparatus. There are 4S enrolled men
Ebers, and several applicants for membersh
already. The Company is limited, by resolution
to go members, and the title is Idaho HoolssSan
Ladder Company, No, /. Another meeting
the Company will be held at the same place ne:
Tuesday evening April 9th, for members only.
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t;osFIi;NED The Seuate has confirmed the ap
recruitment of j. 4 Pinney, as Postmaster of idaho
city. He has made faithful and an accommodate
;tlg officer during the time he has had the once.
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TRADE-Our city merchants are preparing for
she arrival of their stocks Of Spring goods, and a
season oflivey trade is generally anticipated here
and in all the camps throughout the Basin as well.
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! printer, Wanted.

JoURNEYMAN PRINTER, one capable of per-
~ forming ali tile duties required. job Work. Press
rk hand and nlachine) &c, will find STEADY ehpl9-
yient at this Office, at good wages a9t t .sass
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Come and sec
Idaho City, March l6, ii. "


Education.
A MEETING of the ice.
n the examination nv Of Education, for
uations as School Teacbo plying for sit
be held at the Idaho Citv County, will
O'Clock, THURSDAY afterno j0use. at two
N. B.-Persons WIZ ~ .ol ~ u. 1867.
ployment as Teaches apresipply for Elm.
cation in writing in writibd make appi-
before the day fixed for tf,s. perintendent,
of Education. 4 the Board
VIM. PAGAN
March 80, 1867. n23w2. Schools.
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PERsoNAL.--J. q. Dow, Esq, editor OF the UNA
t'la Press, has been paying Idaho City business
visit during the week. lie leaves on his return
"trip by stage this morning.
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r. E. FOOTE.

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
1 4 Office on Wall Street, below
~ am, nsstly opposite Kingslsys Boot and
S sH' 0'ofs' - ln24tfl !
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(;FSERous-M Wescott, travelling Agent of
Nudd Lord & Co., San Francisco, while on a
ti,it to this city last week, donated $40 to the
Fire Fund then being raised. Handsomely done,
Mr.. Wescott. r.s.
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. PRoFEssIoNAL.- Major R. E. Foote has opened
his law Office in the building Oh Wall street, OPP
.oste c.. s. Kingey's well known store. We cor
daily commend Major Foote to persons having
legal business which they wish to Srcpose in the
hands of an Attorney. He is able and honorable.
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l,e,ed by some Of our wags a2ous- town, VIZ
-I1ectfig. We heard Of pronlinen. merchant who
carefully did up a long list Of packages from
n early every article in his store and only too late
discovered that instead of selling he was himself
sol i = though he got even on some others during
. the day. One gentleman rushed into our Office
at an early hour iearfaly demoralzed in wind
and muscle after climbing the sloppy, slippery
high hin in hurry only to be informed that his
informant had sold him. Sailed toddies and
.doped" cocktails we're gnlped innocently dowr
by others, and generally the day was made lively
By the sellers and their victims. all in merry
lumor together. br T3
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TIE NEw REsTAURANT.--L. Benitas, an accom-
plshed caterer, has opened an elegantly furnished
new Restaurant in the building formerly known
as The Miners Restaurant OH Main street, the
block next above the City Hotel, and will there
dispense meals, in superior style, to all who pat
70 ize him. He calls his new pllce the Fashion
Restaurant Give him a call.
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SoUTHERNERs AT WEST PoINT. 1t
is rather notable fact that of the
class just graduating at West Point,
every man of the first six scholars is
from the South. Ruffner, of Vir-
GINA, is third then there are NAL
lory, of Alabama; Rogers and Haupt,
of Georgia, and Griffith, Of North
Carolina. In the next six there are
three Tennessdgans, Pitman, Mcguire
and Bell, while Turtle, of Massachu
sets, Greer, Of Pennsylvania, and
Helntzelman, at large, occupy the
other three places. Thus all of the
first six, and nine of the first twelve
places on the scale of general merit,
are taken this year by men appointed
from the South. This is the first
time in the history of the Military
Academy when the Southern States
have swept off all the honors.
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HATON ROUGE:
TUESD :::::J UNE %, 1851
~ old Natchitoches is fast get

T. old Natchitoches is fast get
ting its name up, but in no enviable
manner. On the Bird inst, three
brother named Jones, set upon Mr..
Stauffer and murdered him, and since
then, we are furnished with the fol-
lowing delectable items by the
Natchitoches Times of the 18th !:
Murder.-On the 10th inst, a
murder was committed in this Parish,
near Sprlngville, by certain Henry
E. Adcock, on the person Of A. J
Fletcher, Esq, a Justice OF the Peace
Of the 18th Ward, while Fletcher
was working in his field. Adcock
was ambushed outside of the field,
and fred at his victim with double
barteled shot gun, twenty one buck
shot taking effect in the breast Soon
after, the son Of the deceased, pur-
sued the murderer for about quarter
OF mile, but Adock finding that his
chance of escaping was doubtful, shot
also at the young man and wounded
him 10 the right arm and the thigh
The wounds however are not consd
cred dangerous. The two principal
parties had few days before difficulty
in which several shots were fired and
Adcock wounded.
Several parties are after the muir
derer. A reward Of $500 is offered
elsewhere for his arrest.
Another Murder-On Sth inst,
Mr.. Scroggins was killed by Jasper
Matthews at Mobley's mill, about 3
miles FROM SpringvilIe, in this parish.
Mr.. Jasper Matthews voluntary surreu
dered himself to the justice and is
now lodged in our Jail.
Natchitoches must be getting to be
a most delightful region to emigrate
from.
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70 NJ. Corridi, naval engineer,
has recently invented a contrivance
for ascertaining ships course dur
ing a voyage. On the dial of a
compass, instead of the star which
indicates the North, circular open
ing is made, furnished with a small
lens. The light shining upon the
compass penetra'es through the lens,
and traces a black mark or line on a
sheet of sensitive paper underneath,
which is made to move at certain
speed by means of clock work. The
sensltized paper turns with the ship,
and, as the needle remains perfectly
steady, every deviation or alteration
of the course is photographed on the
paper.
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New ORLEANS Enthusiastically Ere1-
ing, June 22d.-Gold closed at 1373l@l88.
Sterling, A No. l. l49@l5O. Bank Checks
on New York, 4 per cent premium.
City Notes 9414c. per dollar; State
Treasury Notes, 7808oc,; Bank of Loui-
siana Notes, 4l@48c. per dollar.
Gotten Market dull. Quotations Or
binary, 2o82lc.; good ordinary, 23t@-;
low middllng, 2454@ .; and middling,
2s@27c.
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WILL DELIVER.

DETAIL erocers disposed t. sell the best only,
Ia are now Informed that will take their or.
deis for holted or unbolted Corn Meal Grits and
large Hominy, having 1t delivered at their doors
free OF any charge for cartage-ptices moderate.
apr9 JOSHUA BEAL
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DLANTERS who have found it quite impossible
4 to secure sound dry lots OF Br. sd or Feed
Corn, are solicited to We me call, my stock on
hand being strictly choice.
apr27 JOSHUA BEAL
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Call at ". Wax's
II e W S TOR

Is
FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
~ BARRELS Choice Peach Blow Potatoes,
~ 40 barrels Pink Eye Potatoes for planting
ID 20 barrels Choice Flour, ~
90 sacks Choice Flour,
barrels Pickles,
z barrels Sauerkraut,
8 barrels Choice No. Mackerei,
10 barrels Assot ted Liquors,
5 hall barrels Pigs Feet,
8 halt barrels Picked Tongues,
8 half barrels Golden syrup,
2 half barrels Spare hibs,
10 boxes Raisins,
% boxes Soap,
20 boxes Assorted Crackers
Q boxes Candies,
30 boxes Candles,
b boxes vermlceii,
boxes Macaroni,
boxes Goldfish,
1000 Clear Sides,
1900 Smoked Shoulders,
s kegs Ere h Western Butter, 5
s legs Fresh doshen Butter,
5 kegs Fresh Holland Herrings,
3 tierces Lard,
kegs Lard.
Also, full assortment of Wines, Liquors,
bacco, Cigars, Crockery Tin and Willow Ware.
Just received at
N. WAX's NEW STORE,
dec25. Opposite the Court House,
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DOWN WITH THE PRICES
S5 S5Et #4 4 Ae&& IT. E97&s@454~@
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
PARIkER'S,
Corner of Main and Third Streets,
(NEXT TO MADAME BORY'S}

-4ttSsM h54 .
Having removed from my old stand.
HARVEY HOUSE, wish to advise my many
friends Of the same, and that have now in ators
the cheapest stock Of goods evsr tffsred for the
past five years in Baton Rouge, which will close
out from this day, such prices as WILL SUIT ALL
1 have marked down some goods fully % per
cent, so to keep up with the present depressed
state of the Dry Goods market and the times.
have further made such arrangements in New
Orleans as will ensure me such goods as may
want to assert my stosk at the lowest auction
prices
l will not enumerate any prices, but will say,
all In want of Dry Goods, come and see for your
selves and be satisfied. / use no humbug In my
dealings nor will force any one to buy.
have good assortment of Calicoes, Ginghams.
Printed Linens, Toille de Noirs, Bareses, Maslins
and Organizes, Liren Lawns, Na:nsooks, Swiss,
iotted and striped; Jacouets and Cross Bars,
I'll 1T Rosoms, Tucked goods for Waists. very low;
1orsets, Hosiery, Parasos, Handkerchiefs, Bopi-
net Bars, auali for Bars, Linen Meetings., brown
and white; tique, Briliants, Linen Checks, DAM
asks Drills, fancy and plain, Cottonades, French
and Americana Towels, Napkins, Doylies, Irish
Linen, Bieached and Brown Oottons, Osnaburgs.
best make eheetings, all W dths and prices, from
so cents W; Hoop skirts, latest style from % cts
to 81 80, and many other goods too numerous TO
mention.
1 repeat again, cali and see for yourselves.
Note.-As buy exclusively for cash, and in
sreenbaeks, can't take any other currency at
par and will discount all notes not at par. (Cus-
toners will please make a no,e) 4s
Very thankful for past favors and patronage, !
will try 10 merit q continuance of the same.
| Very respectfully,
junel5 nj. @. PARKER.
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HOSIERY, HOSIERY.

Z TENS aud Boys hall Hose Ladies' and Misses
VI Hose of every description, can be found at
apr1S THE PEOPLES STORE
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CHEAP SOAP.

nEALERS in want Of small lots of Keller's
~ Family Soaps, can be supplied at New Or.
leans prices. Call and be convinced
feb25 JOSHUA BEAL
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HATS. HATS
CORsETs, CORSETS

A FRESH supply of French aud American Cor.
IA sets of all sizes and prices, have been re-
ceved at (aprlS) THE PEOPLES STORE.
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PRINTING CARDS.
GIVE ME- A TRIAL!

A FEW thousa inst received at
n apps bEAL's BOOK VARIETY STORE
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JUST RECEIVED,

4 VERY superior lot Of Cooking Stoves.
II nar5 JAMES MovAY.
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HAIR BRUSHES,

TNooTH BRUSHES, Nail Brushes, Lathe
L Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Paint Brushes, ozie
Brushes, &C, at
june1 BROOKS DRUG STORE
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HooPsKIRTs, HOoPsKIRTs.

fooA ohhAeAS7 llOoI ohlh L Ss
A MOTHER supply Of those 80 aad 40 Spring
IA Trail Hoops have just been received at
aprlS THE PEOPLES STORE.
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PARASOLS, PARASOLS.
rEHHE PEOPLES STORE has now On hand
Il fne assortment Of Black and Colored Silk
farasoIs OF the latest styles. aprlo
COUNTERPANES.
7 HAVE Just received another supply Of White,
4 Yellow and Pink Marseiles Counterpanes, at
aprlS THE PEOPLES STORE.
HATS, HATS.
Nov is your time ii you wish to procure fine
IN Hat at bargain, call at
aprIS THE PEOPLES STORE.
SUNDRIES.
Y AMPS, Chimneys and Wicks at
IL G. d. WADDILL'S,
teb5 Main street, near Third
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POCKET KNIVES.
A LARGE assortment of Rodgers Il Sons and
N Alexander's Pocket Cutlery at
F. NJ. BROOKS
may2 Drug store.
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PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!
THE PREMIUM HALLS PLoW, full assert
i ment on hand.
decl8 JAMES NCVAY.
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POWDER.

QUARTERS, halves and whole kegs at whole
W sae-cheap for cash at
apr25 F M. BROOKS DRUG STORE
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BUCKWHEAT.

lust RECEIVED, large lot of selfraising
u Buckwheat in 6pound packages. Price 81, at
decl5 A. JACKSON'S
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Hay. Corn, Oats, Pork and Bacon.

TUsT RECEIVED from St. Louis, q large lot OF
ID Hay, Corn, oats, Mess Pork and Bacon Hams
aud sides, at the Triangular Building, corner of
st. Ferdinand and Africa streets, and Jos sale by
may1S L. JADOT q W.
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LARD.

A FEW TIERCEs Of choice Lard, to dealers,
IA can be had at Thirteen Cents, if called for
Immediately. ljune4l A. JACKSON
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TkI- WEEKLY per aunuih
WEEKLY y
ADVERTISING .....S1 30 per square, first insertion
rs Z" each subsequent
CO. Half yearly or yearly contracts made with
advertisers.
les- All transient advertising, cash.
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SMITH 4 NELSON'S REVOLVERS.
TIME sAFEST-The best and the surest. Cheap
i Single and Double Guns, Gun Tubes, Tube
"renches, Meta lic Cartridges and Musket Gaps.
feb26 BEALS BOOK Il VARIETY STORE.