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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-19

ioICiuIy vi houo DAcuUioi
Dream" The Major is a widower,
and any intelligent single lady to
whom the picture is shown may
readily divine its import and supply
the deficiency, as there appears TO be
but one object wanting to render it
complete.
Major Alvord, the Marshal, is by
habit very active man, and has lost
neither muscle nor flesh in his almost
constant employment in the saddle
for many years past in the prosecn-
ton ofa mercantile business at Flor
ence and Slate Creek and the addi-
tional duties of late incident to his
Office. Major Alvord is one of the
live men of Idaho, to whom she owes
much of her advanced state of de-
velopment, and to whom the Repub-
lican party are under obligations for
the little prestige they have been
able from time to time to command
in Nez Perce and Idaho Counties =
He started on Wednesday morning
on a visit East, and will witness the
inauguration of Grant on the 4th of
March, at Washington.
Austin Savage, the Internal Reve-
nue. Collector, we approached and
found not nearly so ferocious as his
name would indicate. He was busy
with his books clphering out the
mysteries of the Internal Revenue
system, which are about as incom-
prehensible as any of the curious
paradoxes in the book OF a thousand
puzzles. Abstruse, however, as the
science of Internal Revenue may be
Mr.. Savage has made himself master
of it, and when it shall be introduced
as department in colleges Mr.. S.
may apply for professorship with
no misgivings of his capacity to teach.
Mr.. Geer, the Collector, we saw
once in the street, but not within
hailing distance. Being the doting
parent of a lovely child be was oc
cupying his leisure in trundling his
tender offspring along the sidewalk
in baby wagon. We called twice
at his Office, bni as it was after busi
ness hours he was not in and we
failed to meet bim.
Ned Sterling, Territorial Treasur-
er, was everywhere and ready to
show either the sights of the city or
the condition of the books and funds
of his office and to refute and prove
false all the malicious charges of
designing slandermongers, either
by an exhibition of the books and
funds themselves or by the testimo-
ny of the two experts appointed by
the Legislature to report on the mat
ter. and when the charge is seriously
made by morally responsible parties
he expresses desire, and will take |
special pains to lay the whole busi-
ness of the Treasurer's office open to |
the investigation of the public, with |
such explanations as will enable
them to understand it; but until
that shall be done be feels content |
to invite them to an inspection of
the books and funds personally or
by experts.
D. Cram, Territorial Auditor, is
the same correct business man he
was sixteen years ago, and pursues
the even tenor of bis way as was bis
wont when we were clerks in the
same employ from 1852 to 1855. He
is natural born Auditor and should
be retained tor life
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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-19
Notice to De1inqueEts.

A Ill NOTES AND ACCOUNTS DUE HI
N RAM ID. R0SENCRANS are payable TO
the undersigned during Mr.. RS absence
l3tf TH0S. J. BUTLER, Agent
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-19

j. s. VAN SLYKE & BRO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
g X ERAL MERCHAyDfsm
Boots, Shoes, and Clothing
of Every Description.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Shelf Harc
n ware Carpenters Tools, &C.
MILL FURNISHING GOODS, consisting Of
Gas~ Pipes,
Union Couplings,
Elbow T'~,
Steam WhIstIez,
Steam Gauges.
Bssbit Metal.
Globe Valves
&C.. &C..
Whistles, Bra ndies Hnd Win.
of every Descriptions and
- Finest Quality.
We would call special attention IN oo
Stock of Clothing, which we are seIIiss q.
prices lower than ever sold In this narke.
heretofore
lAf1 j. S. VAN sLYKE & BRo.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-19

Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats. Boots e to-
according 10 quality
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-19

AUents.--BI.AKE 4 CO, at the Post
office, Idaho City.
L. J. SMART. at Rogers Store, Lentville.
CAPT. GEO. DREW, at the Postoffice, in
Herman 4 Co. IS Store, 0wyhee City.
f. e. LAhKIN, City Book Store, Boise
City.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-19

nrcftssionaI anA BUSINESS Garhs.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-17
u AuoTIoNEsR ASb BROKER
LOUIS STERN q Bros SALES.

so AUCTION
SALE OF SIX HUNDRED CASES
BOOrS, SHOES AND BR00ANS ~
Just direct from the manufacturers
and especially adapted to this market
BIZ LOUIS nTERN - BROS.
NJ. srKRs. Auctioneer.
MONDAY, Jan. 18th, AZ 10 o'clOek q NJ,
W. their sales Roe 81 Magazine and 20 Gravier
street. without any limit Whatever viii be sold
COO Boots, Shoes and Brogaus, can listing Of:
Mems Wax L. W. and p s. b -OG ANS. 6 IL and i3
al3
Mems Pine Cali sewed BOOTS and CONGRESS- GAIT
Boys Fine Cab sswed BOOTS and CONGRESS GAIT
Ladies, @. NJ WILD. s. CONGRESS. IS sssLsa
Misses =. =. :. :. liz, IS
Ladies, G. and Serge Button BOOTS 2636S7es
Misses Serge CT. NJ. w. IL ID. s. CONoREss, ll2 l3
=. :. :. Button sOOTS. liz Is.
On ildren's Serge and ct CONGRESS CATERS aud BUT
TON BOOTS, $40. $40 etc.
These Good. fresh desirable. and will be sOldn
lots TO suit purchasers ri ...l |...
Country buyers consulting their interest will attend.
p4- TFRMs-At sale.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
IN Proposals constructing port OF the New Or
eans Mobile Chattanooga Railroad between the cities
of Orleans and Mobile embracing about 26o0Ov cubic
wards esrhwork delivery of materials for and constru
ton Of nes feet of Truss ding Is 900 neal feet OF
Pile and Trese Bridging and for delivery Of 10000 Cross
Ties ar other materials will be received at the Company
Office in the city Of New Orleans to 10 O'Clock A. n.
WEDNESDAY January 20, 1869.
Map and pro6es Of the line plans Of structure snd ap
proxiate amounts work be done wi be exhibited at
he same Office on and December TO- 1863 and blank
forms furnished contracts specf cations propositions
etc, etc. -. 90,
All proposals addressed to Henry Van Week. Chief
Epgipeer Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga Rail-
The Company reserves the right reject any proposal
JAMES A. kAYsOR,
President N. o n. 4 c. & r. Co.
Ofce Caller Court.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-17

STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW
- Orieans-Be 1t known that the nineteenth day OF
drsS and and of the Independence Of the United
States of America the ninety second.
Before n. % Us @ New ..u nG stare
aforesaid duly commissioned and qusined and IN presence
ally and appeared the parties whose names s. are
S % o the aw the state Of Louisiana
provided they had coyensnted and
seVss and those s'S whom they represent to them
selves snd under e Obeaons pas
tions and regulations following, towit:
ARTICLE FIRST.
The name spd title OF the said Corporation shall be the
OUACHTTA PLOTS BENEVOLENT ASsOCIAr,os;
bs bsU me sb and Be capable Of holding
purchasing and conveying real and personal pI3peSy tne
this State their they shall have the
right to adoP. az bT think
provided the same be not contrary 70 the ana
The manner Conditions upon watch additional members
OF this il corporation shall be admitted
ARTICLE SECOND.
The doic and place of business OF this Corporation shall
be the CITY Of New Orleans Its objects and powers
tam o. crea fand either by monthly quarterly dues
or by contribution, oherve said fund to be appe
AS AZ for the general Of
may become members Thereof as well as for the special pen
t maintsns and support Of the Ass c
ton Its affairs shall be governed and managed BY sosfd
Of Directors seven IN numeeL o. .ne he
cation The said Board shall have the power TO nomn Il
and employ all officers may be necessary and the
President person whom all citations or other
legal proofs against the Association in which may be
concerned, shall be served.
ARTICLE THIRD.
This CT of Incorporation shall remain in full force for the
term twenty years the nneteent day OF Decem
her eighteen hundred and sxtyeight the expiration o.
Which time the Association shall be limited ard settled ny
three COMMISSIONER be elected OIL nesting oil n'
Incorpor alton to be called for that purpose
This done and pasea in my Office the city Of New Orleans
Aforesaid in presence Of geofge Clark and McswSn VIZ
OF l. u age and domcstsd In this city who mere
INTO ign their together with tn said sppeasers anc
me 50 notary day and forth In the caption
hereof
Sam Huntingdon, Chss. y Harrington,
T. 5. Austin. @ Y. Lindsay,
J. T Mcmahon, Preston Lindsay
T. q. Ledbetler.
r. Mcswsin,
Geo Clark.
EDWARD IVY, Notary Public.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-17
j PHoroaRAPHIC GALLERY.
Magazine street.
L S0rRY OPERATOR.

Card Photographs % 50 doEsn; Imperial osfas 70
per dozen; Porceains from - 70 Slo per 100
-nhs from setting Old Pictures carefully copied and
rs-ged from cabinet 20 Life Size, In OIL Water Colors
Pastel Indian Ink greatly reduced er1eea Wofk guar
anteed equal TO any in the city.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-17
United STATS cUsroA HOUSE
COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
NEW ORLEkSs, Jan 7, 1859. \

The following described goods having bu seized for VIOLA
given that unless persons claiming s shall
and file claims according .tthn twenty days
from date hereof goods will be Advertised and sold At pub
lie provided by Sections H. ~ IS and IA OF the Act
Of Congress approved July Is 1866: =; -, ..
Oct a. l86-NO mark, box Toys, 2boxes Eeckties, %
bundles Paper boxes Cigarette raper Jaaquia
Serya violation Of Section a. Act Of Narch I93.
nov l. 1861 No 80 bale Coffee No 3. case YER
mouth; Z p No 70, cases Absynthisno mark denli-
Johns Honey vessel unknown IN volsson OF Section s.
Nov ~ ises.B No box cOD Cigars: on board the
MARYLAND: In violation Of Section l, As. VI July % 1866
nee Il ls6s-A Il, / trunk Cigars land Cigarettes; on
board the Cube; violation Of Section c. Act Of March
Dee O. lsss-ro mark keg g gaon Cordial vessel I'M
known; In violation Of Section g. Act oSMarch2 l7g9
Dec rs le68-NO mark boxes Ci,srs; on board the
Iayaca: violation Of Section l. Act July Z8 1850
Dec. l6 ls68-N0 mark boxes 2Dk Cigars: on board
the Layaca in violation Of Section e. Act OF March q
Dec. Is, lS6s-M 9. / case $50 Cigars; on board the
Bremen; In VIC alton Of Section g. Aef;Sf March = Hg
Dec. Is, f6e8-No mark, boxes CRxrsi on board the
H. Kennedy; in violation OF section - ACT Oh Atrch
bee 10 lsss-No mark demijOhns White RAM dsm-
Johns Red Rur % boxes Guava Jily board tbs
Herman Cortes in violation Of Section ~ Act Of March
Dec n l8s8-No m.rk. trunk C5lei Cigars: board
the Rapidan In violation OF Section g. Act Of March
H. ~ lsss-No mark 10 cases Ceraac; on board the
A. Kennedy, in violation Of Section "a Act Of harsh
q l7QQ and Section 1, Act Of JAY % 1916.
= no. PERKf PELLvR. Collector
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ARTICLE THIRD.

EDWARD IVY, Notary Public.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
DRAwING OF LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY FOR JAN I8.-OLAss H.
lI2IsI4 nI Il Is
5 81 50 i2I n &C. 7 q n is IS % 50 : :
The above drawings published all the principal
papers drawn in public daily az the rooms OF the
Company. i. HOW AID rresioent
Witness hands, ct New Orleans. La this 10th day
of January 1869. ADAM GiFFcN,
+. r. WILDER
Commissioners
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES.
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BALLS---BALLS.

BALLS---BALLS.
THIRD ANNUAL FANCY DRESS
AND MASK BALL
Dry Goods and General Mercantile Clerks
Association,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Wednesday Evening, January ca. 1850,
PURPOSE OF ERECTING TOMB.
sN xeody. Ass sss, Hill, nR s sasssrty
= I' cSn..i.n eAa r1Ts leighton s.i sSfS~'
We & B 4Smssn, 3 f'%s.b. f. s ks1n
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS;
A. LassaTle JHw. Brandt J. t. Lee,
Geo. h %Sit.sds E. ss SSsh O s. BsScOcE
INVITATION COMMITTEES:
Snn K ssn s6ss q sfd.a EMsc es%s
RECEPTION ooxMrTEE
e. e: s s:Ss: s:t s::.., E e.:
FLOOR xASAGEKs:
r. = Perilleau p T. Patin, Emile Kern,
Daniel Lee A. Hsrden A Norcom
TICKETs-THREE DOLLARS.
Isl ei Emile &c
Csyst, at j. A. Braselman Co.'S Felix Rame and oba Z.
ssG CIme.:,s st i'' Canal street " A'0lu'A'' " "
Sealed s Ss les STcn Ss ano or
Brandt III Canal street, until January 70
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49, ME~'~
CT.CHAKLEs THEATEK-sT.c HARLEssf
SUNDAY, January IA, 1850.
BENEFIT OF MR.. CHAs. POPE.
DON'T wAIr-poNr WAIT,
But See
PAU. .FFAU....pFAU... PFAU...PFAU!
For thu
Last Time-Last Timei
IN THE ONLY THEATER IN TIE SOUTH
Where he properly successfully accomplish his
Thrilling Leaps Through Mid-Air.
The performance will commence with Schiller's
ROBBERS.
CHARLES DE MOOR. CHAs- POPE.
After which
U-PFAU-PFAU-PFAU
On the Flying Trapeze.
To conclude with
IRELAND AS 1T WAS.
MONDAY-LoTTA, IN THg FIRE FLY.
VARIETIES THEATER.
W. R. LESSEE AND MANAGER.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
Monday Evening, january Is, 1860.
new Comedy by Thos. B. De Walden the successful
author Of SAM, and entitled
JOE
the brilliant Company and the inimtable
CHANFRAUl CHANFRAUi
Who win g..senste in this Comedy FOUR DISTINCT
In addition which this artist will give bis wonderful
limitations of famous actors insludng Edwin forrest the
and Jim Grow Rice, in the amusing Sketch called
Jerry Clip.
In Reheas-The Colleen Bawn, the Long Strike and the
NEW OPERA HoUsE-BoURsoN STREET
Monday, January Is, 1850.
Mermet's grand opera, in four acts,
ROLAND AT RoSCEvAUx.
acknowledgements of M'msLAMBELE-ALHAIzA
| in the BARBER OF SEVILLE.
For particulars, programmes.
Doors open a. 6 O'Clock. Performance at
O'Clock. Box Office open from sac. TO 4PM
| A CADEMr OF MUsio-sr' CHARLES ST.
MONDAY NIGHT.
WAIT AND SEE.
PAU AND ROBINSON TOGETHER.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
BY The
| STONEWALL DRAMATIC SOCIETY,
| At Eagle Hal, Prytsnia street,
On n onday. January L. 1859.
Admission 50 cents Doors open at T. Performance to
| commence at q past
VARIETIES THEATEK.
second Week OF the Great Comedian.
| F. S. CHANFRAU.
TUESDAY and md y
| COnecy entitled
| JOE.
In which Chanau will peIsonsts fsur different chsrac
Theresa Concluding with an amusing sketch called
Jerry Clip.
Jerry Gin with ii famous sctors g. Chsnfrsu
In rehearsal the colleen Bawn," the Long Strike snt
| the "TicketofLeave Man."
ODD FELLOWS HALL. CAMP STREET
| " Opposite Lafayette square)
| Grand Vocal end Instrumental Concert
| Win be Given
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1869,
| BY
Edward GrOenevelt.
| Assisted by Mrs. S. c.. Mrs. B., Mr. LOUIS MAYER
Mr. P. GREULING and the GERMAN
QUARTETTE CLUB.
PRoGR AMME.
4
1 t.C~ no4f
2-Concero for Pisnoforte in Minor. Moschees
3-soprano Solo Aria Der FreiSchutz.. C. NJ Won Weber
oUsSsette for Male Voices; Meerss stiller' Fischer
SECOND.
6Tro for Pianeorte Violin and vioIoncelo Msyseier
bort Kucken."
| S-Soprsno Solo
IO-QuaItete for Male Voices" John Anderson My Jon
TCKETs..oSE DOLLAR.
For sale at Grunewalds Store. l29 Canal street
GreshAm's Book Store E. Tyers and Zimmermsnns Jew
ey Stores and at the Hall on the Evening OF the Concert
| The Grand stenway Piano used is from L. Grunewad
| Piano Wsrerooms l29 Canal street
CADEMY OF MUsIC-ST. CHARLES ST
MONDAY NIGHT
PFAU, TIE ATHLETIC.
| ROBINSON, THE RIDER.
A LITERARY AND MUSICAL
ENTERTAINM ENT
/ win be given at
LYCEUM HALL,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9TH. 1862,
By several distinguished Arssts and favorte Musical Ami
1 teurs with Choice Readings by members of the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

w. L. MeNEELr'
WAGONS. CARTS. cARRIA oEs
wHEELwRIGHr WORK.
No. Con-. Ms gs Zine street.........Ns. DO
NEW ORLEANS,
Agent for the Celebrated
THIMsLE sKEN WAGONS.
Manufactured BY Geo. MiIsurn Co.. wishavaka. Ind.
Also, Agent for the
WHEELING WAGON AND CARRIAGE COMPANY,
Wheeling. West Virginia.
On Hand and for Sale:
PLANTATION, ROAD AND FARM WAGONS
rBIMBLE sKEIN WAGONS of all Sizes;
CANE WAGONS and CARTS;
OK CARTS. TIMBER WHEELS;
SINGLE HORSE CARTS;
TRUCKS AND BARRows AND wHEELwRIGHr
WORK GENERALLY.
DEELeR LONG STAPLE COTTON,
As prolific as any other Upland Cotton fifty per
more III INC "~
oU bushels OF inc sEED ior SAFE W
JNo. DE BLeIs.
No SO Canal street.
JAMES HAsAN-
LAFAYETTE MARBLE WORKS.
Corner Of Pryana and Washington Streets New Orleans
Marble and Brick Tombs Nantes and Crates, German
and North River FlaeVing Cement Lime Plaster Fire and
Lass Brick. Sand, Shells, etc
EC-~SCUVsurR
f.
ALWAYS READY FOR INSTANT USE.
c......,.. A..
oo'erlinen' Oniei H"s"ee's MN WV
Nine Thousand
vi ue ieaolns e''iAe"' 'e VIC
SaVs 60 U'sn millions of dollars. !, is requisite in
every bOi'dins, being
CHEAP, SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE.
No who values life and property should be without
Fire Fxt,n9uisher
I A.. ,..a. ., ho a.. A.. no.. .x,.-
The FIRE ExTISGUIsHER has received the highest
sncorriums from the Press.
has dana an r,uch oood for the nublIc "A the
no nNen.on 49, - 20. -. - -
FINE fAIiNooAonhn' " 49,, AZ - -, ~ -
svasoe lOr ' a." hsn !. q CON-
graphing with nre al us outoeak "nen Is COM
tarsvely and subdue but 1t does with that
powerful Of all extingushers of fire. Carbonie Acid
Cas- This gas projected upon the hsmes not In gaseous
form lint by means of water highly mpregnated with it, and
ha,ios. "a ,ha onara4or IL acts with con
WINE It's perle0'y an'ie'' W '-S OFs,' - ~ ~ w.
csntrative effect upon the tre.
Tba FIRE EXTINGUIsHER at all times ready for use
~ 11nr rxrTNnrIsuEp nr,s ont Are inst.ptiv
| Inc flhb ENILNoo P
The FIRE EXTlNGUlShEh mas no machinery 70 get out
| of order,
4 The FIRE EXTINGUISHER can be used by male or
| -.
| me ZINE NAiiN ''''A-' O-'' '''''1 ''-''- ~
,
|
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BOARDING.


DOOMs, OR ROOMS AND BOARD,
II Can be obtained at 43 Bourbon street.
DOARDING-ELEGANT FURNISHED APART
paror The situation Is of the most desirable in the city
Apply at LAG St. Joseph street.
v,UwsT GLASS BOARDING-oNE Or TWO
genteel families who desire comfortable home and go od
living In pleasant part Of the city might be suited on spp
Coseum souare The house large well furnished
and surrounded BY extensive goands The street cars
pass the door
POUND NOTICES.
CTKEET COMMIssIONER,s DEPART
- MRNT. Room No. Z. City Hai-New Orleans, January
H. Isf9-W brought to the Fourth District Pound on
Dysdes street, between jackson and Philip Streets as IA
One Yellow GOAT.
Which II not claimed within three days and the
thereon paid viii be sold ct public auction at said Pound On
JOSEPH MURPHY, street Commissioner.
PAS. LABARRE, for Controller
CTRkKT COM MIssIONER's DEPART
y MEkT. Room No. 7. City Hsll-Sew Orleans. Jan 10.
I669Were brought to the Second District Pound corner
Of Orleans and Claiborne streets as estrsys-
Three GOATS of different eoors;
Which, 4 not claimed within three days and the expenses
IpfIsSI Rso Jsnusry s issS, a. il o'clock n
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
PAS. LABiRRE, for Controller.
CTREET COMMISSIONERS DEPART
= MENT Room No z City HalIseT O.leans January ny
Drades street, between jackson and Philip streets as
Five GOATS. of different colOrs,
which not csmed within three days and the expenses
paid will be sold at public auction at said Pound on
JOSEPH MURPHY, street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL. for Controller.
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coNsTABLs's SALES.

MOSES KATE vs. B. MosBY-Fo. I426-sIXTH JUS
tice,s Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
DY VIRTUE OF writ Of nerf facfaslto
ID directed BY the Honorable the sxth Justice OF the
Peace for Of Orleans will proceed sell at pub
lie auction Merchants and AuctOneer's Exchange
TUESDAY January 49, 1862 at IL O'Clock the following
described property, to-wit-
LOT OF OEoUND. situated In the Fourth District Of
this city square 2 bounded by Philip, First Howard
and and designated as lot aumbsr i've on
plan by j H. Pile city dae 18th April, 1859,
and deposited the sce Of Z. Bouny sotsy puoic and
First BY 30 feet in DEPTH with
ali the improvements thereon
~ TxRxs-Cash IN U. q. Treasury ncsss
WILLIAM GORMLEY, Constable:
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n B.-Keeps constantly on hand Ladies Ready maze
Clothing Of every description.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30
A April Day.

The following psso (says the Boston T'as-
scrips) 10 familiar - pssssns between the ages oi
thirty and ATTY, % L was In "The American
First Class Book, |" scnpilsd BY Rev. Jshn Pisr-
pont, which wss tAe favosits reader In high snd
eraaaas schssle fssa 1883 70 1850. Tie wri.
tor Of ths poem y sot hsewn. It originally ~
psassl y DssetsseS.s Assssiss Ia 1S31, in .
" 4llsa bissarthsr." We start IL again on its
tssvsls, soamsndiag the piece to all lovers Of
bsestiful poetry:
All day the Iow-huag clouds have dropt
Thsir easnsrsd fnilnsss down:
AN day tkat scft, gray mist hath wrapt
Hu, valley, grove. and town.
Thsss hos not besn sound today
Ee brsok the calm Of nature;
uer neeisa, might almost say.
or liz, q living creature;
OF wsviag heugh, sr wsrbling bird.
OF sasaIo iAintiy lowing;
I sould hsVo half believed heard
Ths leouD and Nelson's growing.
stood 70 hesS-T love 1t we'll
Ths raia'e soattssoas sossd;
Small 6rops, but thlek and fast they fell,
Down s0poight iots the ground.
Fer lsafy sAiskness = net yst
Dssth's aakea bssast 70 serssa,
The.sh :vsry Arlge!.g ssa.sh issss
VIII sheoes sfsxR1bg greso.
eurs, sises locked ss Early morn,
Tksse heuSysuckls bads
Have swsllsA 10 desbls grswth that thorn
Hath put fssth larger stads.
That ilac's ssaving eosse have burst,
The milk white Aowsss fsvssline;
Even sow, up0a my seoses frUe
Msthinks thelr sWssts - stsolia9.
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Thea thins, dssrsasss, steps.
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Have eirclsd ct Of sight,
Lo fron ~ West, parting e1ean
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