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Latest Commercial and Financial News.

oNDoN, January 4-Noon.-The current quo
tatons for American securities are as follows.-
United States 5-20s, 73l; Erie Railroad, AGA;
Illinois Central Railroad, 824. Consos are
Quoted at 90i for money.
LIVERPOOL, Jenuary 4-Noon.-The cotton
market rules quiet and steady. Sales OF mid
ding uplands at l54d. The Brokers' Circular
reports the sales for the week at $4,000 bales.
Sales to-day 10000 bales.
LONDON, January 4, A. M.-The following are
the opening quotations for American securi
us, 5-20s, 73}; Erie Railroad shares, 464;
Illinois. Central, S2a; Consols are drm at 9Gs.
Atelegram from Frankfort quotes U. s. bonds
at 716s -. te
LiYERPooL, January 4, A. M.-Cotton opens
quiet and steady. Middlfng uplands, I54d. The
sales for to-day wlllprobably reach 10000 bales.
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THE lMoRMoNs.

Exodus of Gentiles from Salt Lake city
Enforcement of Brigham's Order
Against Them, Etc,
LEAVENwoRTH, January 8. - Adyices from
Salt Lake to December 20 state that twenty
three Gentle business lrms have expressed
their willingness to leave the Territory, pro-
vided they receive cost on outstanding accounts
against the Mormons, and that Brigham Young
value of their property IN the Territory. The
Gentiles have been forced to take this course
owing to the late instructions from Brigham,
warming the faithful to have no dealings with
them. ii this proposition is accepted twill
give the Territory exclusively TO the Mormons.
Accounts from the plains say the weather Is ln-
tensely cold. Fears were entertained that
freiohierg will suffer severely.
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THE WAR IN CRETE.
Defeat OF the Cretaps by the 4

Defeat OF the CretaDs by the Turks.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, January 9.-The Porte has
received news from Western CIete, stating that
heavy battle had been fought between the
in total defeat OF the latter Two hundred
Cretans were killed. aud the whole army fed in
disorder to the sea, where the greater number
OF the remnant embarked on vessels for safety.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
AZ Peace with ali the World,

LONDON, January 4-Noon.-The Tunes of this
morning, in an editorial on the relations OF Eng
land with the various powers of Europe says
that with the European powers those relations
have rarely if ever been better.
The only difficulty, it says, seems to be with
the United States. With them 1t is most desir-
able that the greatest friendship should prevail.
1t urges upon the Government the speedy and
amicable adjustment OF all outstanding diff
ierenees.
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TURKEY.

Another Victory In OandIa-POrt Regu-
s latiOns, Etc.
LoEDoN,s January "A telegram from the
East announces that the Sublime Porte mas con-
sented to ALLOW foreign ships-ot-war to convey
away such persons as wish to emigrate from
Gambia.
1t is also reported that the Turkish forces
have been successful in another battle with the
Canadians.
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THE INDIANS.
The, Fort Phil. Kearney 8Tassaere-Re-
meyval of HOstlltttes.

LEAvFNwoRTH, Kansas, January S,--From all
accounts received, it would appear that the
troops massacred at Fort Phil. Kearney we're
surprised at such distance from the fort that
there was no escape. The attack was made lust
before daylight, the camp being surprised The
Chey ennes have not delivered MP the murderer
OF the Mexican. The evidence received fastens
the guilt upon the Cheyennes for all themurders
of Smoky Hill. The Sioux and Cheyennes have
combined for war AGAINST the whites, and are in
camp between the Republican aud Platte rivers.
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THIRD EDITION
FROM EUROPE THIS PM.
--~~rr>r~~vs~v~~s~O~ye~>>~~~
By Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cables
---~~~r~~e-S~>>>r's>-~~~~~---
speech Of the King Of Portugal.
'-~~-~.>~~~~@o~~---S-----y~S
Relations Between the United
States and Great Britain.
III --~ey~->~~~y.~-,cs~>r,y~~~,s~ )
Another Turkish Victory in Crete,
~~~-o~~-~~ar>>y>,>o~>~,o,..
Lo,es, Commercial and Financial News.
@ss~yoo-oooy>,S,~-,,~,-~-~~
Esos Etc. Etc. Etc.. Etc, Etc,
Another Turkish victory in Crete,
--latest Commercial and Financial News
Esoq Ete- Etc. EtO.. Etc, Etc.
PORTUGAL.
evv-Year3e spescIA OF enc YIlng.

NeW- HeHE'b speech o. GhH NAAhgs
LISBON, January 4-The King of Portugal
opened the session of the'Gortes yesterday. In
his address lie invited their attention to the
organization of the army and the existence of
slaverY in the colonies.
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FRIDAY, January 4--1here il 4 steady demand
for Flour tor home consumption principally for the
better grades Of spring and wiBter wheat for which
the tendency OF prices is unmlstakAbly upwards
About 600 barrels were taken at s8@e75 y barrel
for superhneI $asl0 so for extrai S115Oala 30 for
Northwestern extFafamlIy Sl2al4,60 fos Pennsyi.
yania and Ohio do do; and S1BGl7 Tor fancy
branda, according TO qualitY. Rye Rlcuf u held at
S795. Nothing doing in Corn Meal
The Wheat Market continues very quiet, there
being no demand except for prime lQt 81 which TIE
market Is comparatively bare. NE o1Oto PonnaYls
vania red 1T S275QD8; southern 6o Al a8a810; and
white at S3'204o'40. Rye ranges ffoh ii 20 "a flo5
ior southern Western and renus FItania n Dsin
change. sales Of 5000 bushels mas yellow at Q049l
cents, Oats are steady Ut 5706o cents. N0thiaa
doing In Barley or Malt
Cloyerseed moves slowly With small sa'es oinew
at g69o % " "a lbs. Timothy ranges from 90 % -
~ tiaxseed A wanted BY the crusheis ~
Nhlaky continues dull and prces are nominal.
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6oIEe 10 THE 9INAUGURArIoE.- The Grey
Reserves, Colonel Provost, are making arrange
ments TO attend the inauguratio rsr-H'tt
9eary, on the 10Th instant; and
Club. Of the Twentieth Ward
polibical organization which
during the last campaign, q
70 attend. @.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

if the matter is rightly handled a
report at the close Of each term in
stead ola monthly one has been sug-
gested, and we think it would accom-
plish all the good that could be ac-
ccmplishcd by the measure. And
in,the second place we would suggest.
that certain grade be established.
so as to limit the number of pupils
reported and thereby report only the
ones most deserving. By this means
the schools of the whole county can
have synopsis of the standing of
the hest scholars, and at the sam g
time not embarass the printer too
much.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE,
CAUsEs AND CURE-Nervous and
sick headache are induced by indi-
gestion, oostiveness, foul stomach,
and torpid state Of the liver. Per-
sons suffering from these complaints
should avoid, as much as possible,
the too free use of spirituous and
malt liquors, coffee and tobacco, and
keep the bowels open, by small but
frequent doses of RonAcK's BLOOD
pills, and pursuing regular course
Of habits, when they will find they
never fail to remove the difficulty.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

FInE.-We learn that the Ire
mont House in DEBORAH WAS de.
atroyed by fire on Tuesday evening
Of this week with its contents,
also the barn, where the fire is said
to have originated. The house was
fully repaired and enlarged but re-
Gently making it one Of the mos
capacious in the town. We did not
learn whether it was insured.
Since tho above wasin type we
learn that there was an insurance OF
$500 on the property.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

hcreet more than to afford temper.
airy relief, and then comes the Sur
geon' 8 knife necessary, rendering
not only painful. but dangerous op
eratlons. ,,as s.,,, -, -
All this can be obviated by ths
timely use Of DR.. WIea1Nsl Pix
PILLS which are not only pleasant
to taste but really palatable, ant
will afford immediate relief ant
positive and certain cure.
These pills are for sale by DR.
Clemmer, Cresco, and by Price 4
Lowry. New Oregon.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

Nor So. Immediately upon our
announcing that we had no republic
can in this county mean enough to
ell the bill for the republican caudi
date for Governor, Col. Richardson
nominates Judge Berry. Now Col.
we succumbed to that nomination
agreeing that he would do. But as
tito add insult to injury, you men,
tion the name of j. II. Powers u
connection with the Office and locate
him in Howard County. BY the
Powers PAT we wont stand it.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

The GREAT OBJECTION often
raised against Pile remedies is their
unpleasant mode of administration
or application ointments, salves,
injections, cold applications, &C.,
&C., have doubtless deferred many
persons suffering with Blind, Bleed
ing or Itching Piles, from treating
them until prolapsus ami or fistula
is the result of their neglect, and
then medicine ceases to be offurther
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

ALL persons, NONE EXCEPTED
knowing themselves indebted to DR..
II. G. Price prior to Jan. LIST 1867,
will please call Immediately and pay
up as it will save all parties the
embarrassment of having an individ-
ual interview on the subject.
H.. c, PRICE:
Jan. 25th, 1867. Tn1Ot4.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

LIST capital Gift, / Elegant Three Story
Brick Block formerly owned by Oliver Raits.
This block is one ofthe anest business blocks
In the City Of Nj Oregon, situated about the
centre of business, opposite City Scales on
Public Square, Main Street, ..............$lo.o eo
Cd Capital Gift, Fine residence former
~ owned by Capt. W A Benton. This resi-
dence is new and commodious and situated on
Prospect street. about 40 rods from the City
Scales. II Is one Of the finest in the city aud
go located as to give most commanding view
of Market Square and the Mississippi river, $500
Sd Capital Gift. l Fine residence and lot
situated on Ann street. McGregor, about TWEEN
ty rods from the Flanders House, owncdbyT.
4th Capital Gift, McPhails Co. large
Star Rosewood case Iron Frame Seven Octave
first class Louis XIV full carved Piano. $500 90
9th Capital Gift. l Grand Piauc,. .......s $3.50 90
wood tiia6b I. asGti t.s Prince Elegant Rose
keys, 2 sett reeds, 4stops tuned in octavts. ~
organ 'Ielodeon, ..............'....'.. o''''e
Building lot on Gisrd street, NcGregor,. SOC %
American Organ octave, single reed, con-
tanning patent forte and tremolo stops. in
highly polished rosewood, with ornate pan
cling. Grecian style, ............... ..... 10000
oFine walnu. cased ielodeons, $3.50 ssch,. 800. 90
Elegant sett Silver Service containing 90
pieces including large waiter, coffee urn &c. 10000
l Elegant sett silver servic. pieces .... $50 GO
Elegant sett silver service pieces, 100 90
Elegant sett silver service pieces. :. :. SO. 90
! Gents gold American Chrouometer Bal.
ance, Hunter case lever watch warranted, 500 90
ladies diamond cased, Is gold watch 10
diamonds with solid gold chain, ........... 200 90
2 ladies fne gold watches with solid gold
chain, each $3.50, .......... ............ 500 90
l ladies fine gold watch ................ loo. 90
ladies fine gold " itch ................. So
Pure silver hunting cased American lever
watches, $50 each, Observation-Disclosures. 200 90
Pure SILVER hunting cascd American lever
heavy and nne. IS 90
lExrs silver hunting cased mevican lever.
heavy and fine, Observation-Disclosures. $500
90 Pure silver hunting easei fill jewel,,t
lever waches $50 each. Observation-Disclosures. 500 90
Fine rover / Baker family sewing ma
ch.nes, $50 each, go. .............. 800 90
lime Grover Baker sewing machine, man
ufacturlag, .................. ....... 1875 90
10 Fne large cut and ground 81 ass, plated
casters, $50 each .......... ........ 900 90
Is Full plated cut glass ca sors $l5 each 225. 90
20 White metal casters, Is each. ..,. -. 100 90
2 La, &c day Office calendar cloc 3, elegant
| rosewood cases. and perpetual calendar, $50
!
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WHAT THE MERCHANTS sAY.-Thc

WHAT THE MERCHANTS sAY.-Thc
merchants everywhere who sell d.
b. De Land & Co.'s BEST CHEM1-
CAL SALERArUs, say that no article
ever sold gives such universal salts
faction to customers. They like to
have customers pleased-especially
the ladies. They know it is the
Housewives Favorite THAT
Chemical Saleratus. It is better
than Soda.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

NHllllAAcAy nAsn TUr S1OOus.
Persons desiring FIRST class style
Of Millinery and Fur goods, embrace
ing every article in either line that
can be wished fer, will find the lar
gest, best and cheapest stock in the
state at Mrs. B. o. DAHLEYs store
in DEBORAH. Full sets suita BILE for
holiday gift to mother, sister or
somebody else. l6tf.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

School ExHIB1TloN.-We under
stand that the select school of Miss
Potts is to close its FIRST term on the
9th inst with an exhibition from the
pupils. The enterprise will be 4
success for the scholars will have
thorough training.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

DeNoyellcs is to give Washing
ton ball on the evening of February
81, at the New Oregon House.
The music, the supper and the party
in all the minut:a will be Of the
mos, attractive and 81 teri shining
character.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

Mr.. USHER has sold his grocery
to. Mr.. Il. Russell. j. B. Mitchell
!of6ciates in the capacity of salesman
for about two months.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

Remember the lecture Of j ohm II.
Stoneman before the Lyceum on
Monday evening next
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

Don't forget that Rev. J. Rambo
has donation at Chapin's hall in
Cresco on next Thursday.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01
Wright & Church, GrOCers
DUILDIyG s. RESIDENCE
I'D Lots for Sale at ca esCO!

The undersigned offers for sale upon
reasonable terms the most elible and larg-
est lots for residences to be found at Cres-
co. He may be found at Strother 4 Kirk
patricks store in Cresco, or at Russell,s in
New Oregon.
Jany 81, 1867. [nl1m6
f. W. ALLEN
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

Dec. 1866 NJ nthiy Report
OF STANDING OF DIST. School,
IN Sun DIST. No. l. CLINE
SPRINGS DIST. Up. OF
FOREST Cry.
MISS GRACE CRAIG, Teacher.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

We looked in upon the Party at
the Durham House last night for a
few moments, and was fully convin-
ced that the company was having a
jolly time of it. The music was
splendid, and there was nothing left
undone that would conduce to the
comfort Of those present. New Ore
gon and McGregor were pretty we'll
represented, but we noticed very few
of the Cresco people in the company
considering that they are an enter
prising and spirite d people.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

SENT ~ MAiL ON RECEIPT OF PRICE.
Coon AND RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED LvERTTHE's
In every case when sending by mail, SCI tn
subscribers name in full. and pcst O1lcc addre'
with town and state in full. Money by rat Pos
Office Orders Express or in Registered Letters cal
be sent at our FISK.
All communicable should be addressed to
French T. Gilmore
20. Drawer 2s4, Mcgrego', Iowa.
.sy-A cred Flag" will ut an times he displayed OF
the buildings of the LIST, % and 80 Capfa! Pfifes
40 that the public can designate the premises
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01
livery.
HI. ShuttleyvOrth.

NEW OREGON, IOWA.
Horses and carriages to let. Travellers
conveyed to all parts Of the country on
short notice and reasonable terms. so VS.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01
LI5y' OF PRIxE ;sg.

: ! Elegant s Gay rustic carved csst CUchoo
clock, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........ ''"''o
10 silver plated cake basket. 500 each, $4,000
Colts Navy revolver, 800 each, 80. -. 40 70
National revolvers extra plated, $25each 1000
Is B Taylor ACC. s improved breech load.
ing pistols, IS EACH ...............--V
25Beautiful steel plate and colored ensraT.
ings large size and framed in elegant rosewood
and gilt frames, $50 each, ............ 3''.oo
1000 rules life, new and beautiful Itho-
graphed engraving, 81 esch .............. lot'.oV
20 Fine 80 hour and s day Seth Thonas
clocks, VIC each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y"
100 sett double plated teaspoons, number
article, 50, so each. ......... .....'.'.'oo'' W
! IS oliver fruit lnves So each, ............5S
Spencer Sssone &. So
S Field spy classics. 80 each, ...... -; 40 10
t,.dos 40 80 e.c,Ye -ca nocket.kn and
100 Sets double plated table spoons, NUN
Der article, 8 dollars each. 600
| 100 Sets number double plated forks, ~
| 10 Elegant butter dishes, ~ iors each, 200 90
| 10 Double walled hne plated, neatly carved -
ice pitchers. IS dollars each. ~, s'o.oo
100 Genuine Turkey Morocco roctet-books -,
500 Ladies set.s fine jewelry, beautifully or
namon.ed and new styles, d,llars each .loooc 10
t 100 Double plated butter knives, so each $50 90
100 Fine geld pens in cases d'l!ars each, 5000
1000 Pieces assorted fne gold and gold pia-
ted jewelry, Averaging dollars each, 2Voe VI
No of GIFTS. Oss. Total value Of Gifts, s32 o.
The istribuion will take place aftei the Concert
where 5000 persoi.s can witness 1t. Commit :
| will be appointed by TICKET HoLpEss totaSc charg
, Of the same. Agents and purchasers will be sup
! Piled with correct list Of the awards as soon a.
published .
Tickets fer sale at all points In tie North West.
and at our Office in A. FRENCH'5 Jcwelry Store.
! Main ST., Mc0regOr, Iowa.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

q The next term of the District
Court of this county commences on
Mond ay next. 1t will be pre-
sided over by judge McGlathery, his
FIRST term in the County. The cal
'ender Of causes is light, being mostly
continued cases.
REPORT OF ScHooLs.-In our pa
per this week may be found the
monthly report Of two schools in
Forest city township. In the form
they are given us to publish it would
! cost us about $25 per annum for
each school, which considering the
number of schools in the county,
I would make it rather hard on prin.
ters. The project proposed, of pub.
fishing the report of the schools, we
think is good one as it will un-
doubtedly create deeper interest
in educational matters on the part Of
pupils, parents, and teachers, and
We farther think it is practicable.
without involving go much expense.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01
To the Citizens
OF
HOWARD COUNTY.

We "isn to call your attention to the fast
that we have on nand one % sne largest
nd best selected stocks of goods ever
brought to DEBORAH ; Consisting of
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Boots & Shoes,
Clothing, Hats and
Caps, Notions,
Ladies Cloaks, Cloak Cloths and
Cloak Trimmings in endless
variety, Blankets,
avis, &c.
In fact we have anything and everything
usually kept in first class
Dry Goods Store.
Our goods were bought before the
rise in goods which enables US
to sell lower than those
who purchase at
later date.
I've soil far cuvA. pay no rent
and are cohte"teh with
small profit.
tou Will ind cur store the next door west
Of Weiser & Co.'S, Bank.
Yours &c. BOWLES & WILSON
n49v6tf) DEBORAH Iowa.
Sept. 1866,
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01

The next question for discussion
is one of the most momentous char
Sactcr. 1t will come up for consid-
Neration on Monday evening February
18th. This is it!
Resolved, That dancing when
conducted with decorum is consistent
with good morals.
BY an amendment to the consti-
tuition an appeal lies from the de-
Scision of the chair to the house. It
is important therefore that upon
this question we have a house full
Of young folks.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-02-01
1866, Dec. Monthly Report

or THE STANDING OF THE DIST,
SCnooL IN SUB DIST. No. 4.
(GLEr Roy) DIST. Tp., or
FOREsT Cry.
G.. W. BURGESS, Teacher
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Local Column.

Milwaukee & Pr. du Chen Railway.
TRAINS DEPART,
Mall and day Express Passenger. ..7:l5 A. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger, go. A:lo r. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE,
Mall and Day Express Passenger, 900 p. NJ.
Night aud Express Passenger. .6:46 A. NJ.
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Price Agents,
e.. "A. Marshall. Agt. ln99
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04

rs RULERS IN MEXICO SINCE l821.-The fol-
lowing is list of the rulers that have succeed
ed one another in Mexico since its independs
encc in 1921 Il
1921 Itnrbide, Generalin-C Chief
lS92-Iturbide, Emperor.
I623-Generals Guerrero, Bravo, and Ne
CRETE, Dictators.
IS24-Gen. Victoria, President.
1927-Gen. Pedraza, President.
1829-GuerrerO, Dictator
1885, ustameite, President.
l832-Pedraza, President
1886 Santa Anna President.
ESTABLISHMENTS President
81 IS40-Gen. Farinos, President.
lS41-Bustamente President,
IS4l-Santa Anna, President.
sIS43-Retirement of Santa Anna, successor
not known,
IS44-Santa Anna, Dictator.
1S45-Gen. Cayalyo, President.
l847-Jose Justo Caro-, President,
IS47-Paredes, President.
I645-Santa Anna, President.
7349-Herrera, President.
IS50-Arista, President.
I852-Jlan Ceiallos, President.
IS53-ManueI Lambardini, President.
lS53-Santi Anna, President-April both.
I853-Saitu Anna, DictatoF-Dec. 2Oth.
r IS56-AlyareZ, Dictator
1850 omonfort, President.
l856-zuoloaga, President
lS58-MiramOn, President.
i859-Zualoaga, President.
lo6O-MlramOn, President.
185l-Juarez President
l55l-Maxinilian, Emperor, and Jaarez,
President
l867-Maximilian, fallen, and Juarez, Pres
ident.
BEEcHER'S BAIT.-The Rev Henry Ward
Beecher in late Sermon" used the. follow
ing language:
The way to maintain man in position IL to take
one step before him. ELaughterl Being crafty 1
desire to catch men tn guile. Take black man
o0t htM aCtA q aCtste sO0ndn, and think you'll
catch the black man. iLaughterl
What model preacher! What mode
congregation to laugh at such gody gospel
From that model preacher
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-04
Seuli at'eeklr attorla,
THE STAB.

On the road the lonely road,
Under the cold white moon
Under the rugged trees he strode,s
Whistling and shifting his heavy load--e,--..
Whistling foolish tune. a7sts
There was step timed with his own, -
A figure that stopped and bowed,
A cold white blade that flashed and shone, -
Like splinter of daylight downward thrown;
And the moon went behind cloud y
But the moon came out so broad and good, -
The barn fowl woke and crowed,
Then roughed his feathers in drowsy mood
: And the brown owl called to his mate in the WOOD
A@5.5 That dead man lay in the road. 9@e