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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-02
The Great CelsbratIon at Rome.

FROM Ute HOTtQ.
The imposing scenic aspects of the august
ceremonies now in progress in the Eternal
City are rather topics for description than
discussion. Even the few outlines received
through the ocean telegraph convey a lively
sense of the almost oppressive gorgeousness
of the occasion, and the mails will bring us
graphic accounts of a celebration solemn and
magnificent enough to allure the best desorip-
tive pens of the age to the fullest exertion
of their powers. Awaiting the letters which
MIR, Hurlbut will send the World from Rome,
we concern ourselves, at present, with these
august pomps no further than to cast an in
curing glance in search of their significance.
This revival, on scale of unwonted mag
nincence, OF an ecclesiastical gorgeousness
which has for some ages been falling into
desuetude-what does it betokenY Is 1t a
mere idle pomp, display of meaningless
splendor which amuses the imagination but
touches none of the deeper chords of the heart,
or 1t is a veritable sign of the times symptom
attic OF relapse of religious feeling towards
the venerable and imposing usages of the
middle ages If this great ceremonial were
an isolated fact if it would not thus challenge
inquiry and conscript our thoughts TO search
IN pursuit OF its meaning. But it is not an
isolated phenomenon. Il has been preceded
and is accompanied, by exhibitions Of kindred
and associated tendencies which compel us to
ask whether great reactionary movement is
not in progress in the religious thought of
the time Among the kindred facts we will
mention only the ''ritualism,' which is
making such progress as to have been for
some time leading topic of public discussion.
The fact that there are numerous minds. in
cluding many of great culture and refine
ment, whose religious cravings are less and
less satisfied with the unadorned simplicity of
Protestant forms, might be taken to indicate
that while the cultivators Of physical science
are coming to regard the Christian religion
with growing inoredulity, there is, on the CON
trary, in minds of aesthetic culture, strongly
developed tendency towards a deeper reli-
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place as the patroness and inspirer of all other
beautiful exhibitions Of the creative human
emotions. When the true relations of religion
to science come to be understood, this viii be
regarded as progress, not retrogression. Ritual
ism and the gorgeous ceremonial now transact
ing at Rome are cropping Of the age after this
consummation, feeling of the age after the
divinity of things, 'if haply it may find it,
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LY EVENING TELEGRAPH-PH TUESDAY JULY 1867

we advise that he should set the boarded vials
Of his wrath in order, and label them nicely,
to the end that he may discharge them with
effect in a stinging message 10 Congress at the
July session.
The country will agree with us that the
contrast between the Chicago trip and this
Boston trip is one of good cheer. For all those
savage diatribes-that bandying of unworthy
epithets-those disgraceful scenes, which
every memory will reoall--we have here only
pleasant parties and welcome and in all the
speeches it is the indicative mood that prevails.
There are some inteEjections-the President
had some wonder to express--but 1t was an
amiable wonder. He was surprised, agree
ably, of course, to find that there was no
'acrimony, mo bitterness, no l-will-nothing,
perhaps, that might force from him savage OBJ
jurgation. We do not know whether this
wonder of his was quite polite. We are not
sure but it indicated dim suspicion that the
Downeasters, unused to getting hold of
man Of his mettle, would come together and
dine on him, like the Cannibal Scythians, in
the expectation that they would be endowed
with the great qualities of him they ate.
Whatever his thoughts were, it remains on
record that the President was exceedingly sur
prised to find the Downeasters civil and
decent people. We may doubt whether his
frequent expression of this surprise was quite
polite; still it is a surprise with which the
country at large will feel certain sympathy;
and we are sure that the fact that his express
sions on this point were the strongest he made
during his pilgrimage, will be the source,of the
highest qualification to the whole American
people. rt
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400 Gold Watches amounting to .............- 5000
400 Silver Watches, amounting to.........., 2l,00
And the balance, comprising Pianos, Melodeons,
and other Gifts, amounting ,00
Making 100000 Gifts
A committee to be chosen by ticket holders at
the first Concert will promptly distribute the presents
to every concert ticket holder, and tneir report
viii be published in Keey's Weekly" with portrai
and biographical sketch OF the persons receiving tbs
thirty largest gifts, and be sent to all ticket holders
once. The tickets from our numerous agents having
been gathered In persons disappointed In hbeing
BILE at our principal office 10 obtain tickets,
be supplied, as long as they last by addressing us
No. 69l Broadway, New York. Tickets will be sen
promptly BY mail, on receipt Of price and stamp fol
Will send tickets for e4'5O; 10 for $780, and 20
for $780, Send the name of each subscriber, their
Post Office address, and town and State Money by
Draft, Post Office Order, Express, or in Registered
Letters, may be sent at our risk. Address all COM
municatiOnS to A. A. KELLEY q Co.
6 26 14t No. Sol BROADWAY, New York
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ADJUSTMENTS.
KELLEY's
GIFT CONCERTS.
SATURDAY, July 13, 1867.

A CARD.-The proprietors OF the North American
Gilt Concert. advertised 70 take place at the Wabash
avenue Rink, Chicago, ILL.,, and postponed, have the
pleasure to announce that will take place Cooper
Institute, New York, by the earnest request of thou
sands OF subscribers In the Middle and Eastern States
where large share OF our tickets have been sod and
tbatR series OF Concerts will be given to De followed
in rapid succession.
a he delay IN its completion has been unavoldabl
Notwithstanding the sale of tickets has been I'm.
meDBe and Without parallel on this continent Under
any circumstances the Concert Will now be given rs
S0o,Oto VALUABLE GIFTS VALUED AT FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, WILL, BE
PRESENTED 40 TICKET-HOLDERS, INCLUD-
ING 100000 IN GREENBACK6.
For fifteen years we have been engaged in business
and we point with pride TO the reputation have
won for honesty and integrity. Many of the promi-
nent citizens of New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
Chicago VIII bear witness to the statement that we
have never made any promises to the public that we
have not sacredy fulfilled, and refer the lead
ipg bankers and merchants OF these cities for our
character for tair dealing. t ~
In spite every obstacle. We shall prove the pub
lie that the North American Gift Concert will be con-
Quoted honorably, and that all the gifts advertised
Will be distributed fairly and to the satisfaction of our
pe trons.
The delay in the completion Of this gigantic enter
prise has been solely In the interest OF the ticket
holders. This is the largest undertaking OF the kind
brought to successful termination in the United
States.
Tickets sold for Concert to take place at Wa
bash Avenue Rink Chicago, illinois, are good for this
Concert at Cooper Institute New YORK City.
f.xtwr rsrfel n nNar mo rf ar
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15
AmeriAaniJ Ds as1ri9tsa nao aoti,ea

Die SrnmbuIl'E6e @ab1btII
Ir ben SIpen itimmt in alien 9Be,
lentliAen nit Der pes 6auIss therein, lit ober
9rlnoli6er, uno es laBt lih ni6t besueifsln,
Dap lih betDe 0auier oeS @pnereHes auf lie
einisen unb fe audi eesen Elm gsto oufreGt
bolten weroeu. Gue mad Der &ecunl truttipnsz
atte fimnbere6ti lten Burger ber Nebeleus
ltaaten Iiap mad ibr gu resiltriren, na&oem
tie Der NsconltruttiUnsatte semdB ssldworen
baben. Den Staatsepn9ent bat Der militia
ride &Ommenpeur auf breibietdsise Notis
bin gu berufen. 8ebufs Der Nnferttauua
Der 8e9ilter ItuO BON ibm lppale per1onen ,u
e%rnenRen, Die tbre 8eriGte i6m su e~rItatten
6aben. Gr bat bic gum Gunpent 0etpGblten
auf ls63iatastse NOtii bin sinsuberufen. Die
BON Dem @Unpent entwprfene gerfa6ung 1T
benz Volte sur Qualification Sor3uIe9en. SIT
le BON oieIem uno pom @onereB ratif,trt,
odnn tperoen ote Sertreter bes Staates in ben
@cn9reB aufsenummen. 9ie @ablen baben
mtttslt Stimm8ettel (alIo ni&t minpli4) gu
Seiheben.
WerfwIrbtse 6ausbebatte
aber untert Il bung Sibens.
ueber Die Bill. Des SsnatS, pel&e cine Neil>
lion CUR unterltubung Der Notbleipenoen i'm
Siioen belrtll9t, entlpann Ih i'm 6auie bes
&onareiles cine maine Debate. Die beftias
tie SppOiition 9eeen Die Bin fam mertpIrots
ger SBetle pom Dsnen. Die T6 fur Die 6aupt.
%freunoe oeS Suoens auSge5sn, BON ben De-
mOfraten. SernanDoW bebauptete,
aus etgener Anl6auung gu wiicn, pab I'm
SmOen feline giutb berrlpe. Die Nepublitaner
Oennellp, &eIlep uno Bants Bee
iirirorteten bic Bin warm. Der Oemufrat
Gbanler DereGAtigte bte 8iu our@ bic
Dumme SniinuatiUn, paS lie nur our Nuire&ts
taltun9 oes 6reepmen's Bureau bettmmt
iet. (Nls cb Der @cn9reB niGt I'M Stanpe
mare otes Sureau bar4 anoere Mtttel aufs
reht gu baltenD
Der Democrat Bower las leinen bealo.
trattldsu gruoern ipesen ibrsr SppoTtion
9esen bic Bill ti&tts ben 1srt unp mari
tbnen 5er3eneoertnDherung Dor, porauf tbn
Ietn bemUfratiI1er 8rueer s banler Der
6irnpertn0Aerung bel4uloiete. Darauf
mari Tcpsr benz &HanIes Dor, bae &c an
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15
Garop2I(As GG0ridten auo aOti,en

BtsmdrG BON etnem parttfm=
K RI It'll den Sumter gefO rbert.
gtue Sabeloepel&e Spn 8erltn Is. MGr3
melGet
nberr NunGbauIen, 8~remi:rminifer Der
Te9ierun9 pen 6annUSer unter benz ebemali-
gen R0nia, bat Den 0ra1en SismarG pesen
WeuBerun9en, bic berIelbe in Der Debate i'm
beutfAen parliament gotham BADEN fol-, gum
Oueu 9sforOert."
(Oteier Ylin6baulen ii Der Reutttcndr II.
Partlfularilt, rel6sn Die Staot 6annOper
tn's NarIament mGblte. @sp. b. @.)
Wettere &abeIbepeIhen. Gon
Niea, Is. Nldrs. DepeI6eu Iiuo Bier elm
selaufen, naA welnen Der 8t;ef5uta BON Ies
1ppten Der Yforte Den Gribut perweiaert, ben
lie ben Ie9Yptern aufsrleBt BAT, bamit lie Die
Soften oeS SriegeS 9e3en DIE rebeailHen &an,
piUten Belfreiten farm.
gBtsn, 10. WGr3. Ser Safer 5ran3 So
Iepb bat 9efstle fir Die @erItGrtuna Der Sit.
retAii9eu pcfer On Der lerbilHen 0rense ers
lalien.
2pnoou, IS. MGrs, M6enbs. 0epeI6en
pom Oublin BON beute Nbeno melcen, bob Sr-
LAMB ru9ia 1T. @s Miro iiber feline peiteren
ffnilAsn Oemon7ratipncn bsrt&tet. Mnf Der
SnIsl feI 1sbr oieG S@nee.
Gine Wnjabf Senior 1T In 2tmerid Serbaf-
tet wOrOen. Die 0efaneenen purceu nit
Subelrufen SOn SCIte en,pfanaen, ais Fe mad
ben @oli3ei6arrafen 9efibrt murben.
@lafa!e, Die bon ben GnmiRGren 8. 81. 9.
berrG9yten, Iinp In ben Straben Don @lcn-
neil, siucm 8e3irscort IN @atcrfcrp, uno In
Den @rof@aften EipptrarY unp @aterfcro
prr6rsitet worceH, pur@ Die Dem GoIte perbc-
ten wtrp, ieine Mfietbe gu bejublen.
SaNnStpwn. -. @tir,. Ser GuuarSs
Oampfer G0ino, Capt. 9aflsp, wel6er AM
81, 6ctruar vOn Bottom abTu6r, lam beute
Mtcr9sn auf istnem 98e9e nab liverpool bier
oil.
QOnoun, IS. @arS. Ole 8arte George
Nalbin9tpn bat in einem Sturme I'm 6afen
bon Taiencia In Spanien Saiftru4 erIits
ten.
9cnpOn, 13. MGrs Mittdes. Die anglo
omertfoniide Gelegrapben=G umpngnte u. ote
urIprinetiGe atlanttiAe 3elegrapbens@ crnp.
bielten oettern In bieliser StaOt cine 3uiam.
mentunft, um Die in GorlAldg sebrahte per-
abIseuna Der @sbabren in @rpGsuns su gle.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15
Die Grridtung elmer l3mei3erii9en Sc.
ianOti9ait 1T ben Scr. Gtaaten
bctrcfcnD.
@ofttn9tpn, Is. NGr; 1867.
Iu Die Hepattion bes Baltimore @eder."

@ofttn9tun, IS. W6r; 1867.
gIu Die 3eoattiou beS Baltimore @eder.'
Mein 5err!
Sn Sbrer Sprgefrieen Summer brinaen
~W vrUvU <tup6ug Uue prT vaUtvUr pvI
S&mei3tr in Nmerita an ben @unDesrat6 Der
S&peis" betrsf5 Grridtuns elmer GeI1net
i6aft uno temsrten babel, pos pteie Aprefe
elmer 8erpesuns Der S9pei,sr i'm @elten"
entiprinse.
&HiHItssenb Ienpe i'd Sbnen v@pre1e unb
Sesleiti&reiten, mprauS Sic entnebmen ton
men, poB cteie Gngelssenbsit benz @ritli.
Serein BON @aibinBton .. s. ben urlpruna
Daroantt, Der In leiner 8eriammIuns pom 9.
6ebruar besusIt6e 8s14lufie faete.
9pfsnp, cae sic bisier Grtlarune In Sbrem
selGdsten 8Iuttc 8aum 9eten uno papurf
unS @srs&tiefeit anseceiben Iaien, seiGmei
nit a4tnng S9r
Bernhard S1ettftn.
(gBtr tGnnen aus ben uns BON 6errn
S6eitIin, benz SetretGr oes Ba16inatuner
@ritlis Seretus iiberiunpten 9otumenten u
bsliatt9en, Dap alsrOtngS Der ebsneenannts
Sereln Der et9entlihe nr9eber Der 8ereauna
it, Ger mir Den belten Grfol9 wanlAen.
Weitlt6e beutibe Bldtter batten uus AZ cer
UIeinnn9 %psronlaBt, ZAP Die Sewssuag Don
ben S6net5ern I'M Belten be9pnnem woroen
TT. Nep. oee ,Wsder.O
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15

General 3AGmas iptr0 BON ben
ttntpniIfsu 9enneIfee's uno &entudp's. welGe
@taaten iebt Ifatt Ieiner ben Sen. Ycpe gum
9spartementatommanbeur erbalten, i9mer3ti6
permi6t rerpen. 9lber uln 10 mebr wtrp feline
fInftt1e Nnmeentstt In WcntepmerY ben
llniunilten Gscr9ta'S, 8lprira'S uuo Nlabat
mas, rel@e Stuaten bon II an ieinen Dt.
itritt biloen, pi(fommen letu. Die Grnen
nung oiele5 raoifal geIinnten beloen, Der letne
Qbneiaun9 9e9sn bic Scbniou'ite 9oiitit
niGt oerbebIt uno fcsuots nit Wdnnern ME
&rrmutpw 6ano In Qano cling, mag Dem
4rdipenten lleberlptnoung aenug 9efoltet ba<
ben. Sod ebsn piels @rnennune 1T bic bette
@oruntie baiIr, pa6 bic &sconltruttionsatts
rc5 @CngrcIes 9eWt1snbaft %purGssfI9rt pers
ZEN ptro.
General . rb gait fribsr fir confer
Sattp, nurpe aber purh Die @%rfabrungen, Die
err nab ben, Grte9e nnter Den Nebelen, ma
mentsiA in NrtauiaS, mahte, eines 8elieren
beIebrt. t6at ais bisberiasr Experimentation
maupeur feline Shulct9Feit, ipro0 IA tir,liA
trGbrCno 1etner Nnipslenbeit In @aIbinatcn
II tlhtecen In Gem Slime Der Denominations
ate aus unO wiro baber oisie In Ieinem ieyt,
gen Nirtunoafreile in NttliHippi unO Nrtans
Iae 9epiE 9etreulim burGfitbren.
@eneral Sbertoan nioa pom Wr1=
I%tcenten trcm6eli6 NIT nod srG6srem Niper@
nIlIen ernannt n6rpen Ietn ais Sen. S6omas.
Dem Nue6, mas SHERIDAN in ben lebten Dtpz
naten in 9ouiliana uno GeraS, nenen er ieet
ais OiItritt6tpmmanoeur porltebt, wte er bisz
Der ibr 0eportementstpmmanceur mar, oetban
bat, 70 tpte Oas, mas er Dor Gem Gumite oeS
GOngre1es au8ia9tr, lit ia sugleiG Elm pernins
TENDER Gorpurf ss9en ben Yr1lfpenten. @s
9i6t pObt teinen etn;igen 8aoifolen i'm 01noc,
Der ntGt, penn er nit Der Grnennun1 Der
Oi ltrtttstcmman0eure beauftraat wcroen rpd-
re, 5usrlt Die @enerdIe GbOma6 unp Sbertean
ernannt bate.
Wtepcn gSaIbtngtcn aemelost piro, roItc
Der YrGlipent ltatt zines Sbomas, Sberioan
unp Sidles Die Generate SHERMAN, Weape,
uno Danced %ernennen, benen er cunleruatipere
Sc innungen sutraut, wuroe aber BON Sen.
Grant oaran p~erbtncert. Gs seigt fih iebt,
trie rpetIe Der &pngreB bancelte, ais er bic mt
litdril9en 8efuenife bes Sen. Grant auf
Rcfen berer peS @rdlibenten erreiterte unp
ais sr benz Q%raIoenten bic NbIsbuna bon
Subinetsminifern cbne 4@snsbmisung Des
Senats, unterluste. Dur4 bisie 8eittmmun<
gen baben Grant unb Stanton ibm ~9e9enuber
eine felte Stequus unb sr tann bic
Ourdflbruns Der 8ecOn fruttiUnsatte niat
bebinOsrn, tpie er'S nit Der Gipil Nietts 8iQ
unD onperen @uusrebselebsn setban BAT. @r
wtrO audi niGt p~erbinpern ~tGnnen, paB Grant,
Der 8ecCnltruttionsatte eenGB, ben fanf DIT
ltrNtatOmmanpeuren Die nGtbtsen 9ruppen
gibt.
Bir ocrweiIten Bel ben Obtsen Grnennun,
gen besbalb 10 LANCE, neil BITE 9eltaltung Der
0tecCntruttiOn Der &~ebslenfuotsn gum sruBen
3betle bon ibnsn obbdnst uno Ie pesbalb fir
Die 3utunft ces SapenS II. Der ean3en Union
BON bOber @IGtistett fnp. Man tann F6
BON tbnsn, wte mir Oben ;eisten, betnabs nur
0utes periprsAen.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15
ysorootutider Z CPD.

gu ScTse eines nescre'nfomuens NIT Dem Scehcpura
tsmtnt in 8aibingtca rrroeu bic Damrs(@ife tes Rcrbs
beptI@eu elorb ton
DpnnerRas, 81. nara
an ~reselmSeis an ieseri DonKsyfas srH q er gcrT
unS BON
Otenfas, 2. &pttI,
an r~eseImS6is an ieoem Dienhas BON ) Q ats amrts
atge5sr, an peldeT Gage eaun Gle
8ereinigte Staoten uno OeutIhe Npft
ausT&lissIiG bura fe befcrbsrt merbsn wirb.
Bon Bremen werbtn bic bamrfr BON 8. Txri
an ~rsselmdsis ieten Spunabenb eyrerut
OeIri@S B &c.
65 BIO Il Ctr. u m Dcit.
Sn Baltimore uenSe man f@ al bic GEFebltiOn bee
baltic. Me6er". :0fe = 20mra
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9irsfte Oampfihiff Qinie
5IpITWtH
OSeip QAprf nnD 2lntfpernen

hII
SSetp 2JUrf MnD Nnttperpen.
Das reue ausseseiGnsts tiIsrne ensIi9e DamPfi@if
srfer 6Iafe
OTTAWA, Capt. Grder,
rirb
BON antwerpsn epunabenb, %. geGrS
NeWgort - IL. April,
expeeirt msrbsu.
anssrs e@iffs sIsi&en Saan0ss fOissn ale IA Gage
GntwsrYsu 8. apri. asW0Or, 81. april.
30. y y II. Utai.
4. Mat %. n
49, y 8. Stunt
BafiaSe'Rreife.
Bon antwsrpen l. Gaiase ........$o @OIb.
3wt@snS'6 $40
Bon n NJ , prt, l. Goiite ..........$75-$90
t. ma er5e Der &atiuen.
5pi'Eeneed ......$22.5O Cob
GrcurftpnSsStIIettS:
Srfe Gujttc -. $40 GcIS
Sp'lpsRes6 2. f. sV y
3inbsr bic SSifte.
Bon BEN teutthen 3nIanb &tat prem werben gaHaaiers
Az befeutenb ermIsiaten Brsiiea ~hsfGroert.
Gro&t ritb III l ufeuten 0faten anssncmusn; padete
BIS Worsers an Srpepitionstapen.
Die 3ampfi6ife btei etnte iqb rad Rem neueAen
GtrIe nit alien fir ben 6cuiort unb eie SiGerbeit
erfcreerIiten Neuerunseu eins:ti&tst. tefsen rofisrriGte
AbibetluuGed uno feben or Glesans unO S9Reltgfeit
Teen IN Nebniidteu mas
Gin syfabrsuer gsst it ani isters Sd fk, ebeuir If far
CUTE Sebienrng. re!4s eeuiS, srsliiS unD frdu3cFl$
ipritt, ssiovgt.
Den gafssiersn les gpiiS.ube6, rirS Bee UlittnUs
gSeiu seretHt.
sSsSea Bratt anS Paiass peues man 90 an
ST er s Co.,
6mr,9mt s Gbaaibsr St., Rem 9crf.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15
Isaf Sebtauf Gmren OOrtbeilI
@ Der gan;e @ipter- 8orratb
oOn Gbuben uno Gtiefeln
lIntFr G (t2rpycis!
in 8. I etnbereer' RS
M nj prtn en- NV1k<nrfu,1r No 400 UA

go. 43 *. GrtairItr.
srrtuisre6en. isfe1mt
OLD TOWN PAINT STORE
1875 TSrrefS IT,, spii5eu GAP unb GnIcr Str,
am 9etair Ora IRE,
ArteraeiHneter mnGt sem see 9tten YRblitrm bic ans
jeise, tdS CT fem
Sarbuaarens@ eIbdft Paint Store)
an rbisem Plote bebeuteuo erpeiter, Bat uur I'M Stanhe
III, ale Scrten Gurbfsffe. OI, ~fenaersIas &c. im Gro.
zen anS aleinen binjsf su pertaafru.
4mri3Ht &. Sneebe.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15
6. Scrp S &. Ictnbarbt.
Is Dpnrtnprfhin

6. Serp S &. Gcinbarrt.
GDpdrtnerfbtp.
Baltimore. %. Getr. 1887.
Die lnter;ei5uetea 6abeu uater BEN beutiaen Datum
tine @cpartreribip ,ur 9~stretbung bes 6aus I5rctner.
@ef@6f . seiGIUfsn unb ~emrfstlen flo crm ase5rteu
Publifuu gu alel in ibr 6aA siniGta5 enben arbeitsa,
&purab carp,
@pnrab &etnEarbt,
Sauss&arpPnter, @~ortraftor Il. BUILDER,
2sie2H) 30. 81 Sil Gtr., 3pi9en GeatIes u. Qiabt.
Insctse,
Das bisber apt'deu ben u .tsrseiGneten nntes BEN gtas
mes rSf. Wafon & @Sbne" setste be Conn dantes
@e'tSft tpuree bgutc moo SeseA isiii9em lteoereinfoutueu
~onfgelcf. q. @. W o II ftttt ans; gB. ". Nafpu
be5ublt ale G@uIOsn urt fatiirt ale guSfGuee Elm.
SaltiHore, l. Gebr. 1867. R.@. Rafcn.
M. y. Raipu.
R. 6. Nofap, frW5sr dltsrer Nfceis Der Sirma q.
MaIcn i Spbue, BAT Rae Gbus. Oc6cubsor' DE Gtobs
Iineuent in go. As II. AZ VI. grattfr. une Wo OIL a6a.
mesfr. sefauft, um bort anf ieinsr Mamen bic y &
I ei iprt5ufabreu. Barge 9 iGSts. Srfabrurs btattat
Jpn, ieten seebrtsn 9anben ~sufiseen an helien.
Sd perbe Hets rcrrStbjg b1bgn Elm gltes Sfpriueut con
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Sicnic Graders;
EPets, 3u6ers, i6OttiI@e, 9uswtrs 3ates;
Sneiper'SGndSps, 9umbIe.5 9Eapps, Sausbges;
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fubliitre.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-05

FROM MONTANA following items are
cleaned from the Montana Post of Sept 21st:
j. d. Davidson, farmer. of Elk Grove, Gal
latin county, who had lived in Montana about
three years, and saved up $4,000, was muir
dered and robbed by four men on the night of
the 18th. He was preparing to depart for the
East, and was from New Lisbon, Ohio The
BOzeman Masonic Lodge offer reward of ST.,
600 for the apprehension of his murderers, but
no trace of them had been found at last ac-
counts.
A negro barber left Bannack City in a hur-
ry to escape from his creditors. He was pur-
sued brought back, and after course of law,
let go. On his way off again, FIVE of his cred
itOrs overlook him on the road, and whipped
him nearly to death.
A dentist in Virginia City found town loaf
Ell in his operating chair, fast asleep. He took
a pair of fOrceps, jerked out one of the poor
DEVILS teeth, and thought it funny Sorry fun,
such practical joking. -
The celebrated Whitlatch Union quartz mine
and mill has been sold to a company, comprised
of Surveyor General Sol Meredith, J. III. Hub
bell and Pinney & Trumbull, for $250,G00. A
subsequent sale of 81 feet of the first extern
sion west from the discovery claim was made
for $4,000, ]. G. Kicker being the purchaser.
Con. Orem and Jimmy Dryer are prepar-
ing for their coming prize fight
The Post contains a copy of letter of ac-
knowledgements to the citizens of Montana,
from Thomas Meagher, the venerable father of
the late Thomas Francis Meagher The letter
is dated at Bray, Ireland, Aug IA, 1867.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-05

On Thursday evening Mr.. j. L. Smith, Agent
of Wells, Fargo & Co. in this city, showed US
letter he had that day received from Messen'
ger Shepard in Boise City, telling of recent
indian attack and the killing of man and his
wife along the Burnt rivervead below Miller's
Ranch, in Oregon, about 100 miles from Boise
City. The facts as stated by Mr.. Shepard are:
On Sunday last farmer named Scott, who
lives eight miles below Miller's, was returning
home from a visit in Rye Valley, and in the
farm wagon with aim were HIS wife and two
children. When at Dixie creek, about three
miles from their home, the little party were
fired upon by Indians. Mr.. Scott was hit in
The left breast and left arm with balls, and an
iron bolt, shot from one of the guns, tore away
his lower lip and teeth, and lodged in the back
part of his head. Mrs. Scott was shot through
the abdomen and thigh, Herhusband fell over,
powerless and limp, in the wagon. In an in
slant the brave, thoughtful woman grasped the
reins from his hands and hurried up the team.
One Indian chased the wagon for few humid
red yards, but finally gave up the pursuit
Mrs. Scott ascertained that her children were
safe from wounds, and drove more carefully
home. On the way she had to let down two
pairs of bars, but she summoned nerve sufi-
Gent to accomplish the painful task, despite the
torture of her mortal wounds, and in good
time their home was reached. The shooting
had occurred about o'clock that afternoon; at
5 O'Clock Mr. Scott expired. The noble-souled
woman fingered in great agony until o'clock
Monday, when she, too, died. She was happy
in her last hours il having saved her children.
The residents about there are likely to aVengeI
those unprovoked, atrocious murders. AL
though only one Indian was seen by Mrs. Scott,
there must have been at least a half dozen of
them, judged by the yoliey they fred into their
victims