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The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21

DsB Government Bonds are Exempt from
Taxation, SO with Money invested in a
Life Policy! rgt NJ .dV
If you have $50, Sf0O or 81, 900 to spare, or to in
vest. there is nowhere you can place It SO securely
Or SO adv intageously as with this Great Co. Govt
Bonds may be lost, stolen destroyed by fire, as
many have been. Life Policy if destroyed. stolen,
or lost. may be restored, and in will there be
any ioss OF the money paid. For the POOR MAN it
is the best SAVINGS BANK; for the RICH it is the
safest Investment, Yielding than any other.
Any one having doubts may be satisfied by calling
at our Office. i.t.. r.fs,t- s. .r
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Temperance in Oldcu Time.

Horace Greeley, in recent temperance
address in Philadelphia, stated the following
as an evidence that there had been great i'm
provement since he was a boy
II remember twas talked of as agreat scam
dal because man did not furnish liquor at
the funeral of his little child. Indeed it was
regarded quite as necessary that host
should furnish his visitors with liquor as that
he should furnish them with chairs. IL 1
rccolect Alright, ON the installation of the
Rev. DIR. Lord, ex-president Of Dartmouth
College, as young and eloquent clergyman
in my native town, everybody was very drunk
In fact, [ don't think 1 ever saw more
drunken time in my lfe' Y..
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21

PORTLAND.
Thursday Morning, March 81, 1867.


Published this morning, contains the pro.
ceedlngs OF Congress for the last week dis
patches indicating the change offeeIing at the
South on the subject of reconstruction notes
on the canvass inConneeticut. an account of the
new Fenian excitement in Canada, the latest
news from Mexico and Europe, description
of the opening of the North German ParIa.
ment, the testimony before the Massachusett.
Legislature in favor of prohibition, an abstract
of the amendments to the internal revenue
law, articles from "Traxi'' on maple sugar
scions, &C., capital story of adventure il
the west of Ireland, the shipping news of the
week market reports &C., &C. ..
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= m" n.aor verv Thursday morning at $500 year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADYERTIsthG.-O men o. eP"'e'"
enslh OF column, constitutes q square .-.---
&l50 per square daily first week 90 % Genus per
elk alter; three insertions, or less Slou; eoheiu-
j every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Halt square, three insertions OF isss' 20 oe's one
wees, : 90: 80 cents per week amer.
Under head of .'ARUsEMENrs.. ~ uO per square
per week: three insertions or less, Sl.50.
SPECIAL NOTICES, ,S125 per square ior the first in
serton and % cents per square for each subsequent
in sertiOn.
advertisements inserted in the ''biAINE STATE
Pass" (which has large circulation in every pq r.
of he State) for Sl0O per square for first nsertic
d 10 cents per square Tor each subsequent instr r
tiOD.
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w. I'D. LITTLE 4 Co.
No 70 Commercial st, near the Old
Custom House.

Nom FOrfeiting, Endowment, Ten Year,
and all other Forms of Policies are is.
sued by ihss Company. ON more favor
able advantages than by any other.
This Co. issued during the last 12 months, 13 343
Policies being 1000 more than issued by any other
Co. in this country. Cash received for PREMIUMS
S53f2,S2. Receipts for INTEREST 81 IL, ,00O while
its losses being only $772000, showing the receipts
losses. H
% BE cdrefat not to coaoand the name Of this
Co. acith Others similar.
feb16 diff
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21

The Company has the following Assets viz.
United States and State of NeweYork Stocrs r;.v
Bank and other Stocks, se Sn1 sSF Sl.y "
Loaf IoanS by Stocks and otherwise, 1i29S50 90
Real Estate, and Bonds and MORTGAGES '9oJ 90 M
Interest and sundry notes and claims dne 'Aoo W
the company, estimated at go =, ~ "A, eec n,
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable aa1'g9e ' ~
Cash in Bank ''sSs' s2s ,o9 .oo ., !,
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21

TIE STUDENTS of Yale college, never having
had the privilege of voting at elections in New
Haven, are about to test the matter in Il a
courts. During the war they were drafted in
New Haven, and now they think if they were
citizens enough to be drafted they arc citizens
enough to vote. The main inspiration of the
matter just at this time is that Prof Northrop
is candidate for Congress and the students
want to help elect him.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
Terms Eight Dollars per annu,,a. n, od,o.,..

oear upon nation and its oro,n;o ,ov viii
outiive all the prophets OF evil. and Cons,;,u-
t'onal liberty for all, irrespective of color or
race, will be The law of the continent w,,an
all those who now distrust the people and
popular government shall have been Co..
GOTTEN
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-21
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company.
o. Val 81, cor. TWiam, NEW YORK,
o4 a JANUARY, 1867.
Insures against MARINE and INLAND Nayi-
cation Risks.

The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
s fa ars dded annually
tiiicates are issued, bearing Interest nnf;l rIai
Average Dividend for ten years past 80 per cent
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1ERMs:-Eight Dollars a wear in advance

@ @lhE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every eS aay, tSunday excepted,I at No. | Printers
1Achanse, Commercial street, Portland.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-03
MONTNsLE SpRINGS-lSS-.

1Ii- popular summer resort having beer
placed in thorough repair. aud furuishr,
with new furniture. viii l"oprned torvis.
iiors on the 1T of June. under the dirrc.
tion and control OF tine undersigned. pro
prictnrs "f the American Hotel. Atlanta
Ga. Mnutyalc presents the strongest at.
fractions to both the invalid and pleasure.
seeker. nO less on account of it, retirement
and the beauty OF its surrounding scenery
than OF the restorative powers of its wa
tiers. We have reduced the price of board
to the lowest figures consistent with u
proper provision for the entertainment of
H our guests. Board per day 81 copper week
4 $50 90: per month $50 90; with an allow
ancc for families.
Travellers by rail reach the Springs by
/ spcciaI CONVEYANCE from I.ouden or by
regular daily mail coaches from Knoxville
u Tenn.
may2tf WHITE 81 WIilTLOCK.
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sep5-tds.
IUuI for. Sale.


Pursuant to decree of the Chancery
Court at Winchester. Tenn. pronounced
at the August term. 1867. in the cause Jo-
scphinc johnson. adm'trX, VS. Howell
Johnston. ct ais, | will. on
Monday, October It'll. 1867,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn, sell to the highest bidder. on Il cred
it of one. two and three years. Except ten
per ccntum in cash.) the lands belonging
to the estate of Allen Johnston, deed, viz
A tract of barren land containing 1900
acres; one-hali the Church Tract, being
south portion of the same. containing l2j
acres. and the Home Tract. containing. af-
ter deducting widows dover. 49S acres.
all lying in Franklin county. Also, six
lots in the village of Marble Hill. Also,
one other tract in Lincoln county, Tenn
containing 30 acres.
Also, will be sold. the remainder interest
in the widows dover, upon the same terms
Said lands will be laid of in lots, and
descriptions given N day of safe.
Notes with approved security required
Of purchasers, and n lien retained until
the purchase money is paid.
II. K. ESTII.L, c. & NJ.
sep5-tds IL %
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collie gintc ID partm ont:
FRESHMAN CLASS.
FIRST SEssloN.-AndrcwS Latin Lessons, Arithmetic, English Hrah-
mar, Geography and Composition.
SECOND Session latin. Arithmetic. English Grammar. Scholars Com
pauion, and imposition.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures Latin iraler, Physiology, French, Scholars
Companion nd Analysis.
SECOND SlssIoy.-Algcbra. Natural Philosophy, Latin. French, and
Analysis.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Flsr SEssloN-Geonctry, Latin, Chemistry. Mental Philosophy ana
French.
'SrcoNp SlssloN.-Gcomrtry, Botany, Latin. Geology. French, and
MimrrHlogy.
SENIOR CLASS.
EIRsr SESSION -Trigonourtry, Latin. Logic. Criticism, Buffers Anal
ogy. rrnvu. ana Rhetoric.
SECOND MISUNDERSTANDING, Latin, Moral Science, Wrench, ana
Rhetoric.
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A FALSE DOGMA EXAMINED.

Ny kind friends, many worthy men
suppose that all the various races oI
men sprang from the same locality anu
have descended from the same Parrht-
ana | re prcttuliy ask your a@ttcnlio.
while | cipicavpr to expose the %iaIIac,
Of this dogma. du not 50 for IT,,
sake OF argumeut, hu. because som,
good cit zgns say, II tue nero an,
the white man descended from th'
sane parents, they must be equals
Illhc ncgro is our brother, why moi
give linn all the privileges we enjoy
Have all the races OF men Il common
origin? Yes, but the origin is God
the Creator. But it is not true, nOr L.
there ANY historical evidence that ull thu
races OF men originated in the same 10
cality, or descended from the same pa
rents. For a moment, consider my
friends, the beautiful harmony Of ma
turc. Behold the grandeur Of the pri
reval forest, OF What is it compos
ed? Trees. How created? BY th'
will of God. Did all trees spring from
the same original seed? No; the hick
Dry, the oak, the locust and the maple
are all trees, but the hickory does no
sprlng from the acorn, nor the oak from
the seed Of the locust tree. MOI cOult
change of soil or climate convert tit
Bohan-Upas into the Linden tree; o
the ebony or mahogOny into the LON
hardy poplar or the Carolina pine.
And yet they are all trees, witt
trunks, and roots, and bark, and leaves
and branches but they are of ditteren
species, and each has its separate am
distinct existence.
But pay be told that there is NJ
analogy between animate and inanimat
nature. Is that true? As certain p0r
tions of the earth give birth TO certain
kinds of trees, which originally wer
found no where else, so are there Ger
tain portions of the ocean which are til
permanent homes OF certain species U
fishes which exist no where else, an
certain parts ofthe earth where cer:aI
species of birds and beasts are found
and originally were no where else =
Why is the right whale never found on
OF the Arctic seas and why is til
sperm whale never Sound m the Arcti
waters! Why does the golden-hue
dolphin of the Mediterranean neve
pass the Straits - Gibraltar, aIthou.
ne s"iiHs y "a y times the Wi city
-iiip'c.n saii HH J., L..e cond u on
~ found ia ,uu 90 America? VIII
~ the ostrich only found ~ Africa
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-03
Land for Sale.

BY virtue of an execution issued to me
by the Clerk & Master of the Chancery
Court OF Franklin county. Tenn, in the
case of Jesse Sharp We jesse r. Sharp, ct.
ais, ] will. on
Monday, October 9TH, 1867,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester,
sell to the highest bidder. for cash, u tract
of land belonging to Jesse Sharp. lying and
being in civil district No /. on Elk River
and bounded by tie lands of oharp's heir,
and ii. Ii. Hinton and others, conJ,. nins
ID acres. more or less. sold as the proper
ty Of Jesse Sharp. to satisfy said ii. ia.
w T.. MURRELL, Sheriff.
BY 7. ii.kIsCg, Dep. Sail,
Qr19 ~
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Land for Sale.

y. q. Garner.
vs.
VI. T.. Garner.
Pursuant to a decree Of the Chaucery
Court. pronounced at the August term,
1861 III the above cause, I will, on
Monday, October 9TH, 1851,
at the Courthouse door In Winchester, cell
to the highest bidder. on q credit Of six "a
twelve months. except the Gum OF SO -
he paid In casli.) the undivided interest Of
J. II. Garner. decd. In the j. b. Estill traet
OF land. situated in district No. !. on Ne
waters OF Elk River. containing - ecTge.
Notes and approved security required, suA
a lien retained until the purchase uouOy
IL paid. II. y. MILL e. & y.
SsrA ,hs
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Land for Sale.

LinU. TOT SUE.
By virtue OF five orders of sale. issued hy
the Clerk of,he Circuit Court of Franklin
county, two in favor of the firm OF Bean &
Spencer. three in favor of the firm of Ira
Wis. Whitfield II Co. and against David
Tipps, ct ais. | will, on
Mon-ay, September 18th, 1857,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, before
the Courthouse door in Winchester. n q
tract of land levied upon in these cases, w..
Ing in district No. d. Franklin countys
containing forty (40t acre4, more or less
and bounded by the lands of G. II. Bean
and Michael Tipps. Sold 40 the property
of David Iipps. to satisfy said orders Of
sale. W. L. MURRELI, Sh'ff.
aug22-3t o 60
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THE GROVER & BAKER is acknowl-
L edged to BE- superior to all other Ma
chimes now in use, having won the pre-
MUM in nearly every contest for superb
GRITTY. Ladies and gentlemen are invited
purchase or not. Also,
Tailoring Done in the Best OF
Style,
and at LOW PRICES, under n guarantee
of superior stitching, and Il warrant that
all clothes made to order SHALL FIT.
Thanking my customers for Il former
generous patronage. ! respectfully solicit
a continuance of the same. See sigh
Tailor Shop" soutl!-e sid Dot Square.
j. W. WEAVER.
Sep5-ly ~
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Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of DIR. W. EStill. deceased. all indebt-
ed to said estate are notified to settle imnir-
diately, and persons having claims against
said estate are notified to file the same
with the Clerk OF the County Court on OF
| before he lOth of October. 1861. or they
| will lie barred. JAS. Ii. DAVE.
july25 3m AUNT
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Sale of Town Lot.
Trustees Sale Of Vaiuable Rcd
ESf1ic.

Trustees Sale Of Tdiuable Rcd
Estate.
BY virtue of u de.d of trust executed by
DR.. j. J..Abernathy, will sell. on
Saturday, September 2Sth, 1867.
at public auction. OH the premises. two
valuable tracts of land-one containing
2l7 acres. about so acres of which are
cleared. and 80 well timbered, This tract
lies in district No. 8, FIR nklin county.
within 1 miles OF the site ofthc University
of the South. and is all good tillablr land.
The other tract of LIS acres, lies on the
side of the Cumberland Mountain, in the
same district. and about II mile nearer
to the University site. T,is tract is all
timbcred with fine chestnut, white oak
and poplar.
The right of redemption is expressly
waived.
A credit of twelve months will he al
lowed. and the purchaser must give good
securities. a lien will be retained until
the purchase money is paid.
Sale within legal hours.
j.. NJ. BAIRD, Trustee.
saDE-t1sA
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Petition TO Resign.
Wiley S. Embrcy. -.
VS.
David :. Wagner. ct. ais.

II appcaring to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk that David :. Wagner. Eliza Wag-
urr. and Teresa Wagner are nun-rc-i-
dents OF the state OF Tennessee, so ihc or'i-
nary process of law cannot be served upon
them.
1t is ordered that publication BE- madc.in
the Home Journal for four succr>>iN,
weeks. requiring said non-residents to APP
pear and answer ON or before the LIST Mon
day II September next, or the : Iie V H.
be set for hearing exparte Us to them.
sue 4 j. q. EkOCHS. elk.
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INSOLVENCY

HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOI.-
Ill VENCI of the estate of r. II. lkard
deceased. all those indebted to said cstat,
are notified to make immediate payment
and those having claims against said rs.
tate are notified to file them. duly autlien.
ticated. with the County Court CLERK. OF
or before the 10th of December. 1867. ol
they will be forever barred.
d. 5. LONG. Admir-.
SpDl2-3m
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MILL AND FARM TO EENT.

I will rent. to the. highest bidder. on
Monday. the 7tli of October. 1867. at the
Courthouse door in Winchester. the Mill
and Farm on which there is Il good dwell
ling and ont houses, and about sixty
acres ofland under cultivation. known ms
thc !. G. Brazelton Mill aud Farm. Notes
with approved security. required of the
renter. II. II. ESTILL. e. & NJ.
scpt5-tds 4 30
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L 10 CRNAL
Medicine and Surgery.

A semi-monthly journal OF medicine, sur
gerry. physiology. hygiene, and general
literature, devoted to the profession and
the people.
The cheapest medical paper inthe world,
published every two wee>s, at the Univcr-
sity building. Ninth ST., south OF Walnut.
Single copies. 8 90
Five copies to one address. 1 81
Ten $50
Fifteen 0 30
Twenty" 10 90
The gotter-up Of the club shall have one
copy gratis. Address
W. PAINE. VI. d.. Editor.
july25 On Philadelphia. Pa.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-03

BAYAED TAYLOR is now at Goltha,
Germany. where he owns a house, at
work ON his translation Of Goetle's
Fatet.
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State # i'ouHo-@pc- Franklin County,
-yru,I If F-tiIi. ct als.
Wallis is',. Jr.. ct, ais.
On motion of complai'rlnts, and it APP
pclrin. 10 Che Clerk, irpW the bill which, is
sworn to. That Jefferson E-till is Il non-rcS-
ident of the State. 50 that the ordinary
process of the law ,clnlot he served upon
him.
1t is therefore ordered by The Court that
publication be made for four successive
worl,S IN the Home journal. requiring
said Nonresident defendant to appear ON
or before the first Monday in October
next. ana plead. answer or dcIlur to IN"
Bill. or the same will be taken for contrs-
Scd AN, set iur hearing cXpartr.
JOHN q. ENOCllS, Clk.
spuI3-.t-i 10
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MpENSrS, NrR SESSION OF YIYE NONIUS.)

lrfnI ly Department. .w. .........,. ST. 30
rpulrItory iJrDDrtuluIt ... Observation-Disclosures. - 90
Errshmuu and uuhnNuor (llMs- 20 90
Juuior and Senior lIn~pS, ........ ID %
Eruruj. . -. ...l Il 30
Nuir. N,inuD . .. b O
Ia nf piano free TO Minister'S dauwltersO ..... . ! 90
Nush, iNocHl' ...,,.....,-: Observation-Disclosures, 2W
instruction in Vocal Music free to Piano. Pupils.
Contingent Fee .....,..,,...., . ,.'".r',,.. ! ~
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IN SU ( Y 4Ef !:
NASHVILLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
SOUTHERN HOME INSTITUTION,
COMPRISING
Integrity, Economy and Security.
cxrI SA $20O,000 !

board 81 Directors:
John NJ. Bass.
JOS. w. Allen.
j. G. McCrory.
II. ~. Atchison.
- IN. III. evans.
@. "A. r. Thompson.
j. w. IIoy.te:
Officers:
JOHN VI. BASS, President.
j. W. HOY TIE, Secretary.
II. s .ATCilISON, Medical Examiner,
j. {. McCRORI. Treasurer.
d. p. FACKLER, Consulting ActUary.
:. ii. STOUT, General Ayym,.
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COURSE OF STUDY


PREPARATORY ENT-Ortho Reading, Geography, y
tai Arithmetic, Grammar. Arithmetic. Pernanstil, and History
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-03

Having suggested the insolvency Of t..
estate Oft. l.. EStill. deceased. all person,
indebted to said estate are required 70 me
immediate payment, and all having claim
against it must file them with the CoUrt!
Court Clerk of Franklin county hy the POI
OF October, 1867, or they will he forever
barred. JAS. IL. DAVIS.
july25 3m Adn'r.
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Is. s.. Sims.
local Ascent,
Winchester. Tenn.
p z T r @ |. Z n {; .
Il New Burning F'@id.
FOR SALE BY
UrCHINS ~ VAR FIR,
WINCHESTER, TENN.

The Cheapest, Safest \ Best hight m Use.
Cheaper by Onr-liah than 'anlics.
OWES TEN PER CENT. MORE
" LIGHT. burns ten per cent. Ion rr.
and is ten per cent. cheaper than the same
amount of Coal Oil. and rnitS no offensive
odor. II will not soil tie finest tHhrir. No
dirt or grease collects "nthc oUtsid" q ft.ir
lamp. while it, hr,Ilinnt crimson hue
greatly enhances TIE beauty Of the effect
when used n- Il Iio't for the %iarlor.
t.gg" II does T. ;..f 'r'r change oflampS
to Turn It.. Il '@ 4 WARMER.
septic
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Pro BON PuBLlCD!

VNO THOSE WISHING TO BUY TIE
l. best brands of Cigars, Chewing and
Smoking Toba GO, call ut Billy Farmers.
Also. on hand. the best Ale and Lager
Beer, fresh from the Brewery. For the
Ladies' he has Il superior article of Scotch
Snuff, warranted the best. Totllosc wish
ing good nice Pipes, of all sizes and shape
Call and see them. Tobacco Pouches.
Snuil Boxes. Oysters, SardincS. Fruits.
all can he bought cheap for cash at the CT
gar Store of w. Is. FARMER.
ianIJ-ly,
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BOARDING
Board can be had in the best families ut 50 80 TO s. co per " EEK.
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sIul,t iOl. Sale

by virtue OF an orjer OF sale issued ny
the Clerk Of tie Circuit Court of tranklil
county. in. favor OF ManLum d EuStcirr,
alm'rs. and against Abncr Jones, ct. ais.
| will. ON
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

A BOY who asked q Boston police officer for
shelter in the station house, said: ''See, Cap'n
first my father died, and my mother married
again; and then my mother died, and my father,
married again; and somehow or other Idon't
seem to have no parents at all, nor no home,
nOrrno nothing" 58at 3 aK $40 osfa6r
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Redemption Fund.
Notice.
Motice.

A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA County Commissioners in and for the county
of Boise and Territory of Idaho, will be held at the
court house in Idaho City, on Monday, the It'll day of
october 1867 THAT being the first Monday in said
monthly Persons having claims against the county
are notified to file the same prior to that time. isq
,~s5 sse.r.r 4 f-s.sf II. F. SAYRS, Clerk
Idaho city, Sept Is. 1867 -n39td
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Seall M)eekIg NorlId)s,
SONG \, OF A BELLE.

oh, bury me Deep with my waterfall on 81
And my bonnet, so tiny and gay;
Wrap all my fashionable gewgaws around
So. This form when it turneth to clay.
For would astonish, long centuries hence,
The learned explorers Of tonbs; .8 Il
would rival the mummy in interest
When some future Agassiz comes. m 4s
To explain to the wandering children of Then,
- The puzzling rivals of Now Il - 1t
OIL I'll bother their heads with what's on my own
If they ever should find me I vow
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

a BUTTING match occurred in Lynchburg,
e Va, recently. Between certain William Goat.
land negro boy, which attracted crowd Of
head, came. off first best in tho tilt butting
William, off his legs several times, until he
finally retreated discomftted from the field
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

600 Lbs. SAT- r. lLAllA
u. For sale by fn22la ss1 9slYANTINR q co;
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gegal embellishments.
SUMMONS.
u 5. Kew. SLaInp OK
% Cancelled.

In the District Court
For the Territory of Ida
no, Second Jud. Dist.