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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21
City and County.


cHRIsTMAs GIFTS. &c.,--We recommend parties
wishing to procure presents or other articles for
Christmas and holiday week to look over tee follow
ing list:
JeOeIry Hickman & Dickinson and Graf Kim.
mel each on Main street.
Books and Toys Clayton Yale 4 Co., at the postof-
fee Book Store 81 s
Dress Goods. N. Cohn, Mrs R. c. Shepherd,
Rosenthal's Isaacs Bros and Mrs Orendortf 5.
Variety Goods Kingsley's, Walkers Morrison s.,
and Emery's.
Clothing Emanuel, Cohn, and Isaacs Bros.
Fine Vines and Liqaors--C j. Bernstiel. Andrews
4 Co, Powell & coe, vantine Co, Meydenbauer &
Rid. a ls9as
Christmas Dinner St Charles Poujade House.
and Benitas Fashion Restaurant
Fins RgtreshDaemts- Taylor & OWENS Houston &
Peyton Blue Wing, John Cody's and Concert Hall
Christmas Cakes Donaho & Bruce. Thos. Barry,
and the Miners Brewery.
GRAND LODGE OF IDAHo.-The organization of q
Grand Lodge of A. F. and A. NJ Of Idaho has been
completed. The various Lodges, viz: idaho Lodge
No. 35, Boise Lodge No 81 Placervile Lodge No SO,
under the jurisdiction of Oregon and Pioneer Lodge.
under the jurisdiction of Washington Territory.
"cIo AuJ represented Dy Their Delegates and met at
the Masonic Hall in this city last Monday, Dec 10Th
and continued in session until Thursday evening,
Dec 18th. The following officers were elected: Geo.
H. Coe, g. A.; Geo. W. Paul, D. g. NJ; A. Haas S.
q. W.. Geo. T. Young, J. G.. W.; S. b. Connolly, e.
Treas; P. Z. Edmondson. q. Scc. w. R. Bishop
G. Chaplain; L. +. cartee, G. Orators; j. W. Brown
q. Marshal; NJ. Mccormick and J. c. Maulding, G.
Stewards; A. g. Brown, e. Standard Bearer; S. P.
Mkkeson, G. Sword Bearer H. A. Mattox, O. Bible
Bearer; + B. Curry, G. S Deacon: John Murrell. G.
J Deaccn:J NJ cannady, g. Pursuiyant; j. D. Gal.
;braitt q. Tyler.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21

! IHANKs:--E are under obligations to Mr. Eugene
howard the very accommodating Agent at Boise
CITY for Hill Beaeheys stage line. for generous sup
plies Of the latest Nevada and California papers, also
to Wells Fargo & Co.'S Agents and Messengers On
the Columbia river and Umatilla routes for les If
the latest Portland papers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21

LIE WEATHER Winter is at last really upon US
snow mas fa two Or three days during the week and
now iays nrn on frozen groundto the depth of four
or nSe inches Yesterday morning the mercury was
down 70 within eight degrees of zero. 2
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21

PERsoNAI.--Hill Beachey, proprietor of the Boise
City, owyhee and Hunters Station Stage Line, Wis
tied Idaho City during week Hereports the Central
Kairoad completed to within ten miles Of Cisco and
the work is pushed rapidly on despite the Indictment
season. Mr. Beeahey is determined to bring his line
up to the highest practicable speed and with comfort
and safety to his passengers next season. He means
they shall make the full trip between Idaho City and
San francisco in five days, or less. ( IsS,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21
5PeriaI Nptires.
CHRISTMAS FEsTTVAT..

A Christmas Festival win be held on Christmas
Eve at the Good Tempars' Hall, Idaho City, for the
benefit of
A Public Reading Room.
The entertainment will consist of Christmas Tree
and various other diversions Refreshments win al.
50 be provided for the occasion The public are de-
sired to make the Tree the channel through which to
convey their gifts to their friends. The Committee
guarantee thatan presents shah reach their proper
destination. Presents, properly directed, and con-
trbutions to the refreshments can be left at the Post
Office, or at Kingseys notice left at those places
where to call for them. Admission, SO cents.
Everybody is invited to attend 81
MRS. J. W. BROWN. ch n Of Com.
4 Idaho City, Dec 10th, 1867 fs 5
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21

BOISE Valley FLOUR. We acknowledge the receipt
OF q sack OF superfne -four from the War Eagle
Touring mill CT H. P, Isaacs. Boise Valley. After
we shall have an opportunity Of testing its quality
we shall speak more fully Of it. We,now return our
thanks 20 Mr. Isaacs for the substantial compliment.
The War Eagle Flour has high reputation in the
Valley. 3sas M .8i. So. $50
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21

oN Their WAT.--By the Deseret Neaos of Dec. 10th
We learn that bIessrs . W. Wood. Of this city and
?. Danskin and J. BurIett. Of Pioneer city. passed
through salt Lake City that day. on their way East
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21

9 HE CHRISTMAS TREE. Don't forget the Christmas
Tree FESTIVAL to take place at the Good Templars
Han next Tuesday evening Christmas Eve Let all
contribute Literally; don't forget the little folks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21

COMING OF THE CATHOLIC SrsTERs.-We learn from
authentic private source that there left Portland on
the 18th inst, under escort Of Father Poun three
Catholic Sisters on their way to this city to open and
take charge of the Sisters School, which is to be es
taDlshed here Immediately succeeding their arrival
They are expected to arrive here by stage of this
evening. HQsss 4at6 Aa g
The Rev. Father Poulin will celebrate Early Mass
ut theInew Catholic Church on East Hill tomorrow
Sunday morning. at s O'Clock. High Mass at 1O1
and Yespers at O'Clock evening. The usual SER
vices will be celebrated Christmas Eve and Christ
gas dsy. e a
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21

Coon TEMPLAR ORGANIZATION. -on last Tuesday
evening the 18th inst, Mr.. T. z, Bramhall D. r. ".
O. T., organized Jewell Lodge No. s"I o. of G. T,
at Good Templars Hall, in this city. We have been
furnished with the following list of officers for the
present term and willingly comply with the request
topublish it: J p, Herbert, w. CT, Mrs R. E.
Belknap, W. Y. T., James sayles, Jr., w. S., D. b.
Bunch. w T.; A. T. Winn, v. F s.; G. D. Winches.
ter. ". NJ; Mrs. Nancy orfem. w. L G.; Albert E.
Barnes, ". Q. g, F. N. Cleayeand, W. A. S.; Jas. B.
Orr, W. D. NJ. ;Dr. D. H. Belknap, p w G. T.; Miss
Marian 3. Mower. W.R.H.s.; Mrs. E. orendorh,
WI. =. s.; E. S. r. Jewell, LID. ii
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21

NoTIcE.-Carrere Pourcet, of the wisconsin Mar
ket vesold out and notify their creditors that all
accounts not settled within q week from date win be
placed II the hands Of an officer for collection
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21

DIssoIvED. 1.-The Arm Of Wulf L Moore, doing bu-
siness on Main street in this city has been dissolved
$. ". Wulf viii continue the business, and desires
settlement of the accounts.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

oNDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Passage Londou Hrest el0 95 and ~ currency.
Excurmon tickets q reduced rates. available for ak
ATTaAIAYrA Captain PahAsn. from New York. March 50
ckkokSH ck SRssH ass o% sss yos r9f
FENM Gsg.s,s Bell ssliiIss sS% xsw yC,E Nay
pier Ho. Worth river fSr London calling a Brsst on
ssa !:,:s.sE ,ssn,s, Tsass, ..a through by "a. .
s =: s. q ps .
ls.:s .sS y z = R2sT sSsS NC. CLARK . Broadway
s-' -''S HowLxXD ! xsPrxwALr, Agents
GhASD s1SyfnassiYf - yfas YfARrs EXPOSITION.
'hs nv" HxvxNA. 1000 tons burden
stephen Whitman, commandcv,
.si, :siss 9 NORTH rysr on wsSns:dsy APrii
:'i M sn sir .s s.u 81 .1 r. nsp
giving passengers holding excursion tickets about weeks
This kssnincsnt steamship NJ divided into waser-tishs
comparents and has been newly furnished and elegantly
''iis fss Havana VII only s cary s:s GLASS p.sspe
TO Tss g sss anS U % ana q
''1H.s' A. experienced surgeon on board
II 5s;5s ss:Ssss rs ss
DRDuCTICN OF PASSAGE RATES
SIR sgEnA4nsaih g1Ass AEpassoE aks5E 5osraN5xn
'Iis sss,,ss3 rcs;3 xil s'sSsw Xor.s ,-,-.
sssss ' =; II ssi ig sauvAn.rr 70.
s:'.:: Il; s;: :::::.s !: mt. As..
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The New York herald., 1867-03-29

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAnR0ADs-
scd western trains leave New York, Va Hudson River
Railroad Thirtieth and Tenth avenue md 4 n,
and $50 and II r. NJ; and via Harlem kaircsd iwen-
vnxth street and Fourth avenue 1t II a H. ana I'D
The ssu r n. train VIE Hudson River WI rSr en snnoays
ESQ r. N. train y also attached ssspine g csr exsry Gay
exeeptine Saturdays which through 70 Oeoensbun
VA H. W. and O. Railroad. without change. . -.
Sunday train Hudson River koed NJ 70 rough
Harlem Road second street huerson ana rstnrn
leaving Ss~ s'rI W. M A. vArpERsr Vic. President
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

NAVIGATION or THE HUDSON RESUMED.
IN n The boats Of The PEOP LIS LINB have coumepceA
ker reansr trips 10 Albany The ST JOHN leaves Mon
daya WEDNESDAYS and Fridays. and the DEAN RICHMOND
1Iesdaya Thursdays and sssufaaSs Ms O'clock y. -
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

THE FINE STEAMER
WASHINGTON, HW
CHIOHESTER, CommAnder.
The above receives Freight daily M pier ID EAsa
river wl sail saturday, March - q IL ~ Or sooner
n loaded a---. .- -.
despatch, by all the Southern railroad routes.
For freight Or passage, apply TO :. -, a. w.u. ...
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

= ' 0EERfcHs CO., 8 Broad street
ERON NEW YORK TO FRANCE DIRECT:
III STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
SIR JAMES ANDERSON, COMMANDER,
having been thoroughly rned with especial rofere0co 70
this service, win lsave New York
APRIL ls.............MAY A............ .JULYa
PASSAGE IN 6OLD on ITS EQUIVALENT. FOR
APRIL TRIP,
. SoO......... yiul ..... ......viu
according and location Of
Return tickets af . reduction Of - until AugusA
For full information and passage apply 20
WELLS, FAR6O . co, q Broadway. N.
CTEAN 10 AND FROM LIvERPOoL AND QUEENS.
- TOWN TWICE WEEK.
Passage go currency 70 Liverpool or Queenstown.
PrcpAd tickets from Liverpool or Quoenstown II the lsw
Drsfs payable in any part Great Britain Ireland
App"~ rAPscorT BROTHERS CO.,
s. South street, or
No ~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

Oo FOR WASHINGTON, n. O..
GEORGET0wN AND ALEXANDRIA, Va
RATES REDUCED.
EXPRESS LINE.
EVERY SATURDAY.
THE FINE STEAMER
NORFOLK,
VANCE. Commander
The above steamer Is nov loading q pier East rvey
loaded For freight Or which ri n e TAKEN :. iow
H. b--sfeamers Of this lne viii sail positively on shs
day a1vertsed.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

LNOR HAVANA, VIA NASSAU. N. r.
IN The British and North American Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company's steamer CORSICA. Captain L.
Messnrer viii sail for the above ports from the Copsnys
wharf Jersey CITY, Saturday, April 10 SATURDAY, Nay
18, at noon.
Passage money 10 Nassau.
Passage money TO Havana ~
Payable in gold or its equivalent.
No freight received on day before sailing.
For freight or passage apply to
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRAN, A ATLANTIC CoMPANY,s NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAvRE, CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this favorite for the
Continent will sail from pier No. 30 North fol-
lows:- I go
EUROPE Lamarie Saturday April
ST. LAURENT .Bocande. rday, April ID
YEREIRE .Duchesne Saturday May
WILLIE DE PARIS .Surmont Saturday Nay Is
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-07-04

ORPHANS OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
In our paper of to-day will be found tho an
nouncement of the Riverside Institute Of Bur-
lington county, N. j., for Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans This liberal and splendid enterprise
commends itself to an intelligent and humane
public. From the Philadelphia Ereaing Telc-
graph we CLEAN the following facts in relation to
the institution. lis founded for the purpose of
gratutously educating the sons of deceased Sol
diers and Seamen of the United States, and was
Incorporated on the 9Th Of April last. In order
to raise funds for the maintenance of the Instl-
tuition, the Washington Library Company, char
tered by the State of Pennsylvania, organized IT.
self and perfected plan which has received the
endorsement Of the highest legal authority of this
State and New Jersey Their plan of action Is to
sell certificates of membership OF 81 each. Five
series of fine stee-plate engravlngs have been is
sued one Of which will be given to every sub
scriber, in addition to present which Is also en-
sured, (there being no exceptions,) and which
will be awarded on the 25th day of September
next, at the Academy Of Music or at the Insti-
tute The presents to be awarded consist of For
ty Thousand, Ten Thousand, Five Thousand, and
two of twenty-five Hundred Dollars, all in
greenbacks, together with real estate, horses,
pianos, inelodions, sewing machines, gold watch
es, Camel's hair, lace aud Cashmere shawls, dress
patterns silver ware, and an endless variety of
other goods of great value Every purchaser
will, In addition to the engraving which he re-
Ceives, also receive some one of the presents an
nounced for distribution. All moneys received
will be at once paid over TO George A. Cooke Il
Co., banEers, No. 80 South Third street. who
have been induced to act as receivers, from the
simple fact that II has been fully shown to their
satisfaction that the whole net proceeds are to be
devoted to the Riverside Institute, and the hun
dreds of orphans who are now knocking at its
doors for admiss ion and who are denied this bles-
sing on acc cunt Of the want of funds. This rea.
son hasalso induced the Commissioner Of Inter-
nal Revenue to exempt the affair from all tax Of
any kind whatever. The object is a noble one,
and the present plan was only adopted after ma
ture deliberation aud consultation with the high
est legal authority ln no other way can the
Company raise so large sum as viii be required.
And when fair equivalent for the same is offer
ed. it Is to DC hoped that this Institution will
OBJ b5 in working ord er. ..--
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored t. health
in a few weeks byO very simple remedy after
having suffered for several years with severe
lung affection, und thSt dread disease Consump.
ton-fs anxious 10 make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
Toall who desire II, he will send copy Of the
prescription used QreU Of chargcN Win the dffec-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE for CoNsUMrTToN,
ASTHMA, BRoSCmTIs, CouGns, Coins, and oil
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription Is TO
benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he cOnccives to be invaluable, and Nc hopes every
sufferer will try bis remedy, as il Will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing. Parties wish
ing the prescription, FREE, by return mail, will
please address Rev. EpwARD A. Wilson,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
NAV O. 1s67--Iv
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-07-04

We would call the attention of our
readers TO an article of merit which is advertised
in our columns as being used extensively and with
the best results, for restoring gray hair to ts
original color, md in case of baldness renewing
the growth, called Halls Vegetable sicillan Hair
Remover 1t is medicinal preparation It's ac-
tlon Is radical and by Its use the glauds which
support the hair are nourished and strengthened.
Heat, irritation and excessive Precipitation of the
scalp, which produce badness, are soon cured by
few applications of this scientific compound.
and it imparts to the hair rich and glossy ap-
pearance. We have tried it, and speak from ac-
tual use. Peany'raaidA, Great Bend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Words of Vital Interest.

viii the thousands who read columns of friyo-
lous verblage every day devote fre minutes to the
perusNl Of few facts which concern them nearlyi
Our text is Heath, and we will put our commen.
tary into q nutshell. Weakness Is indirectly the
cause of all sickness; lor il nature he strong
enough TO resist the morbid influences which
produce illness, Of course they arc pOwerless.
Seek strength therefore. lnyigorate and regu-
late the system. When The quicksilver ranges
from 81 to 96 degrees in the shade the most nth-
lctic are cnfeebled and the weak are prostTNted
1t is at such time that such an inyigo tor as
HOSTETrER'S BITTERS is urgently needed
What the effects of this rare Vegetable Tonic?
Would that all who have known its benefits could
cOndcnsc their experience into this paragraph.
They would tell the healthy, to protect their
health they must use this great safeguard against
the deblltatlng influences They would exhort
the weak to discard all unmcdicatcd and impure
stimulNnts and cling to this wholesome snd un-
failing tonic and Alternatives as the shpwrcckcd
mariner would cling to raft in Storm sea.
They would, Of d!spcptc pangs relieved, Of a0pe.
tito restored, of shattered nerves rc-struuH, Of
headaches cured, Of disordcrcd functions rcgui1.
ted, Of h!poChUndrO dissipated of miasmatic dis
cases biiilcd, Of fever aud Ague cured of liver
complaints arrested, of hcnt, privation and toll
deiicd, Of hope re.animated and cheerfuness
restored Such are the crccts of lIOSTEFTERS
BlTTERS IJuv J., 16i7.-ln
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following are the transfers of Real Estate filed in
the Recorders Office for the week ending on
Saturday night last, and furnished by John NJ.
Martin, Esq, County Recorder;
Tandy Meeker to John L. & Gilbert Bchm. 1877
acres in section 22 in Liberty Tp. 81, ,2j0
Hugh Montgomery to VIM. J. Montgomery.
Quit claim to his interest In lots No. a, 43 &
81 in Scioto Salt Reserve Lands aud the South
q of In-lOt No. 4 In the town of jackson. $500
James Corn aud Wife to Riley Corn. 12O acres
in section 21, in Bloomfield TIP. 900
Elisha b. Green and Wife to Jonathan Thomas.
80 acres In sections 20 and 20 in Bloomfield
Evan s. Shadrick and Wife to David Lewis & Go.
Quit claim to Howell j. Price, Trustee for David
Lewis Il Co. ~ acres in section SO, IN Jcffcr-
son Up" "...................... 5000
Tandy Mecker to Josiah Z. Crecmecns 20 acre
in section y, in Liberty Tp. $3.50
Noah Dever and Wife to VIM. Rust. 12O acres
in section 8, in Hamilton TIP. SO, 800
John Gaynor and Wife to John A. Thacker. 40
Thomas Owens and Wife TO John Owens. 81
acres in section 81 in Madison TIP. ....... $8O0
VIM. McGhee and Wife to Board ol Education Of
Milton township. a acre in section ~ i'll Mil
ton Tp. (No consideration. }
George CUrwinc and " iie to Hamilton }. Carr.
Part of Lot u in the town Of Jackson. (Part
OF Grafton BLOCK )...... ...............Sl,2 20
Henry Armstrong and Wife to Thomas Dunocno
Lot No. y in John T. Jones Addition to the
town Of Portland. .............. 5000
Evan Williams and Wife to Thomas DunOchO.
Lots ~, u and 22 in Reeds Addition To the
town 0l Oak lllli. lli....................... .SoOO
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Partition Notice.

NANCY FLEMINGS AND WASHINGTON
~ FLEMINGS, Of Jackson county. Ohio
Margaret McCOmls md James McCombs,
of the State OF Pennsy ltGnia aud Nancy Lemons,
who is supposed to reside IN Scoto county, Ohio,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 25th day Of june 4. d., 1867. in the
Court Of Common Pleas. within aud for the
county Of Jackson IN the State Of Ohio, by James
y. Johnson and is now pending wherein said
James B,JOhhsOn demands partition of the follow
ing described real estate lying and fieibg in said
county of Jackson In the State of Ohio, tO-wit:
Part of the southeast quarter of section mum.
bcr twenty (20), In township number SIX (6), Of
range number eighteen CtSl and commencing at
the northeast corner Of said southeast quarter,
thence running North sg deg west ia rods 10 a
stone thence south l deg. west Al rods to a
post; thence south sS4 deg. east S6 rods; thence
north IL deg west % rods thence south 80 deg.
east "a rods; thence north Il deg east % rods
to tbv place of beginning excepting small lot
known as ''the grave yGrd lot." and fully de-
Scribed in deed given for the safne, and that at
the next term of said Court, the said James B.
johnson will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises.
Dated this 9th day Of June, A. D.. 1867.
JAMES r. JOHNSON.
James Trip Atty for Petitioners.
June ~, '67--6w.
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RrsrLTs on IsrrMpEnAsog, Last

REsULTs OF ISTEMPERAsCE. Last
week an old man, perhaps seventy years Of aye,
named D. j. scho1eId, residing at Webster, Sci
OTTO county, came to this place. lie had an ugly
cut above his left eye and he said that John Will
Jams, George Burns and Elijah Browning had
robbed him Of 500 In U. s. Bonds, aud some $50
in currency. The County Commissioners being
In session, ordered one hundred hand.bllls print
ed, offering $3.50 reward for the arrest and con-
vlction Of the robbers. The old man had sworn
out warrant before Esq. WinfOugh, and consta-
BILE John Swanson arrested the parties and the
case was continued until Monday, and was heard
on Monday and Tuesday. We assisted Mr.. Dun
gan In the defense, SO iar as Browning was con-
cerncd.
The evidence showed that schoAeld got on the
cars at Portland, with half.pnt bottle Of whis-
ky In Ills pocket on Wednesday morning. He
got of at Monroe Switch, aud sat down under
tree, being then quite drunk An old man named
Pliney Cummlns came along aDdEclpcd Scho1e i'd
drink his whisky. The two old men then sent q
boy, or young man, named George Burns TO a
doggery near kept by Dutchman named Henry
Altman for another pint Of whisky. They sent
him again, and another pint and half was pro-
cured. One McCammOn came along with anoth-
er half pint, which was mostly drunk by them.
By this time old man SchOGeld was down dead
drunk. Pliney Cummins was blind drunk, and
young Burns was crazy, fool drunk. He wanted
to fight every man and boy he saw. He tried to
fight Cummlns. John Williams and Dave Ed
wards, (Cub,) came along and took Burns to
Browning's. Burns struck Browning and then
went back to Monroe Switch, took old man
Schofeld's cane from him and struck him above
the eye This was about o'clock p. NJ. The
parties then all got back to the DutchmNn's dog
gerry and swilled quantity of beer, for which
they made the old man pay, after which the dog
gerry keeper, having got about all his money, put
him out He got up to Browning's and staid oil
night. His papers had become scattered upon
the ground during the drunken revel and boy,
step-son of Browning's, found some of them
and returned them to SchOfcld. The old man
swore that his pocket-book, containing the bonds
and money, was gone. lie also swOre that Will
iams and Burns demanded his money before
Burns struck him but other evidence showed
that he was dead drunk before that time, and
that Williams was not present when Burns struck
the old man. Williams and Edwards were not
drunk. ..
Trlpp and Dever appeared fr the prosecution.
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SANTA ANNA Sn0T.-Santa Anna has
figured in the history os Mexico ever since that
country rebced against Spain, some lorty-fvc
wears ago. lie lost leg once in the service and
it was he who commanded the MeXicans during
the war by this country to force slavery into
Mexico, some twenty years ago. Santa Anna
attempted to go to Mexico recently, when one of
our naval commanders arrested him and handed
him over to his enimics, and now 1t is said lie is
to bc shot. An old man, over seventy always
true to his native land betrayed by an American
officer, and to be put to death
We are happy to be able to say that Baldrdge
& Grassland had no hand in this matter. They
wish us to assure Santa Anna that they have been
closely engaged in selling clothing and knew
nothing about the matter until they heard OF his
arrest.
P. S.-Thcy have few more suits left.