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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27
E.gaI No.i.t5
Ctrcr Drrug tyfrEn sriTEs Lir i.'rlAgcE co.,
- 1ua c'r Oh s.Evt o.E. ~ "AIL,r.

or CO. tFruE tyfrEn frtTEs iirr i.'rltgCE COZ
~ 1ua C,n Oh SEvl'.g r.. 90 WALTZ, I
Sh@-YoRF. h,cllert. l1.L }
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at q
y ,rrg ole Boar o Directors tbs CrraaT dolly convened
today no tha oCc -r ,aag teas Increasing Gle Guluuee
Ctri stock oil uT. "a directing te tine ard u"lc o. enc
frf Or a. paying o., ane ,caf &C. CLOSING ald opening o.
tie trfaff.r 1Iu.u.l aIlr trl;
I rd That or-antsc Capitol stock ~ W ComisnI be IN
usafsi orc iul-i ITO sand DOLLAR snd nat s-b e.s n5
tlai tir
Conpsav So val in M CITY 81 hrsloh on lkDAY
gf ~ F-a rest it.attH TIE tlrs ~ tee o'clock o.
90 lfer or. li on each .rrc,tls DAY biwcen DE same
f4r.f ts.ess dars lsr~-ler unes a. so SCRIPT IN
'h tr Deb rrl il par fa.in of such tlre s ti
t.u be- io,iy i 20 Ia tl f b. r'fi 1 as ~ ier '. fc.
tir 3d. uf tHg nri ilsc fri TIE balance tc-g
.ff tas Do ttst ua tst trrcs s ION a1i ahcr tie lt
trr-f O. n at tlc nfe cTftu. gafte
lrrch declared 90 Rave tlr Ilcr DO reh utcr itont
,.tri Itt Eo',s o. e telton O. Increase tte Capital 'oA %
tho Crplng one Ilili 1Lnuf.rf i0 lc rri Do hrie
Greeted d o. pulls. i o. rroi 81 r moss Ia tWo tiY hess
fapea puh Is4sf la ihr CIV % Aes-lo
Ienrf That Go stock nsfr books ofts toml1y te aft
lccj directed closed fri from NrucHa tie h
q Iei--fr LltI Ncrr fourth day OF March
Dr. oI.-r. NICHOLS lEbAoDIs stcrttaff
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L. S. MARsuArs OFFICE. Z. D. OF rFySlylyAsA !

HIspRLPHiA, Jan 20 1868. :
rNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
1871 dav Of Janpar A. d. l aui n ba1kmpt- was Issued
srars. tie Esstos SIAYUS E3L Senate aal JOHN H.
tLtES coafius as FLUES SCuArrE. Of rLaeliil. a ie
Couty of Plep anl %. Pennsylvania who have been
Gldye Binp Arr own Petitions; that ne payment o iny
Debts aad Delivery Property belonging C. such Bukr To- o. a.
or Tor ther on The Truser Of ans Property tca are forbidden
b. lawi Meeting Creditors Of the said Btrknp 20 prove
tfr Debts ue 0 the Estate, VIII be
Lt Court Of Baaklp:cy be holden 10 No CTS Wanris 10 e
CITY 90 PHILADELPHIA belc j. Hlhey Ashton ESQ., Register on tue 81
Oar % Naf,h. A b. l.el. 20 10 O'Clock Ne.
iawssM r. & ELLMAKER L. s. Mar.,a. as Messenger.
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US. MAnsHArs OFFICE. z D. OF rExssylyy4srA, }

TVHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
2I daT January D. 1863 Warrant 10 Bankruptcy issued
against the Estate JOHN r. WICKERSHAM Of Philadelphia. in tic
Comfy Philadelphia ad State Of Pnnsg rania who has been
Blubrlf Petition; that tie payment any Debts and De-
livery 81 n property belonging t. sch Bankrupt bin Or for h use
1l the transfer " property b. him forbidden y law that
Meeting Of the Creditors Of he sa Bankrupt 70 their teb an
cloo iaoe re VI Dis Ette viii be ke at Cont Of
uaukrupcv l0en CTS Wauulst Philadelphia before
Edwin Chase ESQ. Register the 2.h day 81 Fem'I a. D. 1885,
AZ II o'c'oes b 10. +. {. ELLMAKER,
JZ1 aW3sh I. s. Marshal, AZ Messenger
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Atic,i: HARRISON MAITzBFRGrR. Rer,teF Js36laS3vS

AIIt,I. HAIKsVN MALTlBEkGER, Re7iiter y9gIaNlNsI
I n the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLlEAa the matter
Of AARON LQkiEA, baukgp by petition adjudication Of
bankruptcy vas FLED on the lh day ~ January A. 1885, said Court
j. B4skRg1N-Thy IS to give notice that tie 18th da Of January
A. D. 1908 warrant halkruQcy isel against the estate Of
Aaron Loe Of Charleston In tie District Of Charleston and State Of
south Carolina who has een aldgeda bankrupt bis Petition
a the payment debts and delivery Of property belong to
M b1nkrI him or m bis ard the transfer 81 property By
m forbidden b. Law; that meeting Of the creditors Of the sld
bankrupt toWeye their debts and choose As5nees Of
Bic estate will be he'd Court Of bankruptcy be holden No. 50
Bro1si Char ston s. c. before H. H. CARPENTER Register
18th dag % February, 4. - 1862 20 II O'Clock
i NJ EPPING 4. S Marshal Messenger
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Marblt 9rmitls.

MARBLE Manifested Mantels on hand
I'VE Of style and quality which vii he foi r DAYS
liberal deduction, At kLABktS Maai-l Waeruom-, No. lJ
Boat Eghtccnthst. near Tbirlavc., kcW.lOrk
MARBLElZED SLATE MANTEl.S, half the
IVA pdce Of Marble Send f9r catalogue T. T. STEWART
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L. A. Mii.HALs Ofrtcf. g. n. o. fINS.iLrt-lA,l
PUL'usirLiA. Jlr. 70, 1852
THIS Is TO GIVE kOTlCE--That Cd the
18th d.yof I.uarg A. a. lca. Warrant ia BauluFy
issued agar de- Frat az ALBEGlU OHHtA % lLle la, b.
COUNT n philadelphia a-i state q earsr fl vlp l been 80
jude Bankrupt bis oau rttoa at &c ra'me Of any De
a-d iorcfy ~ aa r.p.l iso.. r Iarkrr Or l. cs r
De nee TIE fr.fr q ruf Property o. l hri Hn o. W
tlt Nscrr O. g.. Crfors Of hc sId tg7t 90 prove u
Debts A.-r.r 70 o. rf $3.50 ic ltl ne
Court q rHpto O. Do foisl &c. Oh - rt u lti.
before = l.'T ia'ol, cI, hr'its ot i-l ~. rag 81 rutl
:. ID. o. 81. a. N ocor. n.m j. g. LlI .-AlHh,
JAZZ lHaJsM o. S. Il l'., ls Messenger
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Clothes of g}ankrupiru.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATES for the EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSlLfAAA,
aGIa the matter Of GEORGE BULPN Of Reading in the County Of
Bafks ia he SAID district bankrupt The said bankrupt having uaier
tie act u Congress Of March 1861 fled bis petition FOR discharge
from al Bis debts pogsbe said and FOR certificate there
o. alleging that 10 assets have The hands Of tic assignee
ordered mat eetng Il efeito be held on the fourth day Of t
a 2 ~ x 'coc4 n, before tie Register HARRISON MALlI
BEE'L % ~ lis oace No. 90 South sxhst n The City q Read
Ing ad County Beks u be continued By Adjournment II reer
s Nltn ana where the examination % the said bankrupt vii be Ln
isgss n'- e s4ee nor creditor Opposes The register eei
Tues We Nit whether The sail bankrupt BIS IN all things c1nioiei
70 DE- o Under The said ct and not in what spe which cA
cate AM tie ~ elimination when closed with al other psqets rang
q The case VIII be fled b %. Register 10 the Clerks 0dce IL iu
Tier ordered t leng De had upon the sail petition Tor dsche
and certificate WEDNESDAY the 18th ofEbro B before TIE
tal CONT at Pllate' a 10 O'Clock when AMI where an cred
ors WHO have proved er debts and other 10 interest may W
pear and shog cause ay they have vhy tie prayer fAe said petition
should not be granted
-: Waess the Hon JOHN CADwALLADER, Julge Of TIE
Seal e,ii strict Court and the seal thereof at Philadelphia, tie
:..': EtJ ofJauuity A. D. lg6a
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Ottan Sitamlrs.


Il RfDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT
The Pac Na Steamship Company ARIZONA wiz sail on
SATURDAY, Ieh J. az p O'Clock
Freight received tii Friday a. ;.
For rates inquire Freight Olc Company pier No y
North River loot oi t.ualst
To insure shipment, IRE sht must be sent down early.
WELLS FARGO & Co.
Sole Flei.l. Aleais =. IT, s. S. Co.
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Rrp 6oc1s.
HOUSE AND HOTEL FURNISHING.


HOUSE AND HOTEL FURNISHING.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co.
Hare now in STOCK ail OPENING Fine Assortment u
FAMILY LINENS
sHEEryGs
pnLowclsE LINENS
DAMASE TABLE LINEN NAPKINS AND
DOYLEs;
DANAsR AND HUCE TOWELS AND TowELNasi
ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC BLANKETS AND
FLASSRLs,
A line Of
AIARSEILLES AND PIQUES,
JUST RECEIVED;
AIARSEILLES QUILTS,
rs NEW AND ELEGANT PATTERNS
COTTON SHIFTING AND SIEETIYGS,
II ALL THE POPULAR MAKES,
PLAIN AND FANCY French SHIFTING
FLANNELs;
TRENCH rERCALEs AND MADAPOLAMS
BRILLlANTES FRENCH CAMBEiCS.
SCOTCH GINGnAMs &c,
TOGETHER WITH LARGE AND VARIED LINE or
WHITE GOODS,
AT POPULAR PRICES
CANAL CORNER MERcERsT.
I ARGE SALE OF AUCTION MUSLlNS.
A 5000 Yards % splendid Yan-Wie MUSLIN. only lJc
Yards Of o. sS s t Ss Il cA ANosKEAG. aad
other hyorite Brands fom Auction, AZ ~ ,o-
Yard. wide BROWN siEETIYGS Toe per Yard
EXTRA nEAyY AED WIDE Cf0rl. re, worth lee
' e. n 1914 bLEAcIED and GSDLEAGdED SuEErSGs extra
TRADE EEyEe GOODS WILL r fEa TAI low ADyAScE
Manufacturers make MUsLINS Tor the price that we ere sell
'us 'u'n Mus11ys As CHEAP AS THEY WERE II 100.
NOW is YOUR 1IME TO Buy FROM gI AUCTION , Hov,,rs
TABLE DAMAsKs $500. .- NAPKINS AND DoiLiLS'
EsEtI RIsE GJl1s fh S ArcJs 'i Es ~
inst Received from auction Iarse Loss ,.,,,,.ooy.
STRIPED AED CHECSLp CAMBElc, GEEAf BARGAINS
TO MAKE ROOM FOa NEW GOODS. .,n.c,s
REPS EMPRESS ' fLiibS por1rys &c., nc MI '''
mocHE AND PAISLEY SdAAWlS o Avn sor,,pp su,vrs
ELASEETs G Caas Out io5 Less tan Wholesale rr. o
'''''N DIAM BE6CoMPoRTADIFs. ali sLe.
IL =, KocE r Qas Josa lie Te' n,,,,.,
r. s. sria,c Fulton Fetrr AID Beesker.t la.s Tie a2oI
T. Y. KELLY, G.A-
rAwTUCEET, n L.
MANUFACTURES ALL KINDS or
BONNET AED FR9NE WIRE
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER WIFE.
AND ELECTRICIANS WIRE
Also SPIRAL WOUND WHITING CORD.
PICTURE ASD CURTAINS CORD
SILK CORD or ALL DESCRIPTIONS Tor Dies AID Cloak :hm-
nrss made to order
or.rs by neil viii receive careful srt rrof, stsa.an
EIlLLlKEN q Co,
30. 7lS BROADWAY,
r, Oh, attention Of naaRsea o,' large ana complete '''''.
mertof
IRISH LINENS,
TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

T. s.. EaINaflI8 UTTIF. BI HLIENTUN. ", Jl7 y ~.
BURLINGTON BREAkWA1 ER.-SEALED
PROPOSALS viii Dc received y IT, undersigned until tie Oh %
I,lr,erv laCs al O'Clock o. r. tir following trhr via:
1900 linear cLbcl feet fMLOCh timber, 1llclcs square
o. stIcts rot Ices flfu - feet DO lc4.th.
tul ret ~ WHITE lIHH timber u Inches square
ia q, ~ not lees than % frtt u length
500 feet b. m Of 1luch HEMLOCK PLANK.
IsOO feet b Co.,. Of inch WHITE PlNE PLANK
$3.50 TEiENALS m or oal let long lal illrs Do diameter
Pine Sprice ~ delivered cu ~ an pat
item hill Tie whole be delivered 20 Burliutu w.
before II July 1907 aai ~ least oner navigation
oueus on Lake Chanpan IL he Of TIE bot quality perfectly
sra gh pcc c Dimensions r0u lou No other will be
received prices named All rltnse oi delivery t
pairing Sc al such points be- required The i
posas e made duplicate ClaIaut ei and ~ acoraucr Win TIE
userbei forms which obtsne upon application u us oicr
Tho undersigned reserve tie night 10 reject ~ BIDS rot
deem ed at.hcorr. !. ". BARLOW.
Can't. ~ Engineers. Byt II. Col. q. :. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27
NAVY PlYamrEa's OFFcr. No. - Broadway. Nes-iork.
ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.-Sculc

NfNN TAlNtfIINs NFFItIl .
UNRESU BEEF AND VEGETABLES.-Scucd
proposals niorsst Proposals. ir Fresh Beef aud Vegetable viii
Occ until o'clock the seventh day F
rnarv 1909 m is supply q 2ooO pounds Of Frel e aed lo'~
pounds o. Fresh Vegee ~ TIE BROOD N a Siai9n rs
Tie Beef aud Fe.et must hc 81 good quality a the
best market naor and each article must De offered l y ie
pound The Beef be 10 equal proportions fore and bind quarters
Bogls With approved security will he required ouchf tie ct
mated tie contract nnd twenty lor n addition will De
he from Of each payment to be made collateral security
Tor the performance 10 contract which vii account De
paid until IL s falls coupled with.
Every Offer must be ACCOMPANIED By written rraratt signed by
responsible that tA bidder or bidders Will M their
l accepted eater into obligation Within hvc day With good anil
sun ent suretcs 10 furnish the art cles proposed
proposal ri ~ considered u accompanied ~ quar-
anti and ~ sayoTg rdaos that Ge bd Is Tegur aer 10
articles sd anil hds re hns rrQfrfd bI a NJ Congress.
The Department RESERVES the right to reject proposal not con
cred advantageous 20 The GOycfnwent
understood tia; the stipulated quantity Of either article
shall delivered leaving balance other article contract
maj considered completed fl option Department
J. G. ELDREDGE Paymas'er T. =. Nayr.
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a. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMEACiAG JUHE T. l.j-
TNIINe LEANE NrM.Y0.

TRAINS LEAVE NEWYOHE:
For New Haven End bridegroom zoo fEr H. nj ~ q
HIl 20 thrl ~ 80 a-t a1o (Erj g. r. $500
For Mioe Stratort FAf1 Southport tQof 100 llD
.. IT,. a4., 80 p -.
Norgak 100 10 OIL 400 % fEzl 100 (srl
3ft 4.yo. tEr 80 go (krl p. %.
For nlIisa. T. o. eco, ll,V a. uL. 3fs 80. 500 "a.
For Stamford 100 eco ll. 900 lJlH r lib (Erl 2D, I'D
HIl 545. 40 Tx - So CO. aoo ~ o. ,,,
and Intermediate stations. 100 tJ I!sJ "a ia
" CONNECTING TRAINS
Isr Boston VIA Springfield gty Nyl 400 fRrl foop
fo hsorl IA al ' sYTa E SO a. a. ias 400 OH 90,
Fo Connection: River Railroad Il 25p to Mon
Lta, 800 %. 20 Northampton.
rm NJ, %, goo . M
i2l5 800, 600 D. 40.
for Canal Railroad, II - q. 70 Mort aEpiol
Ior Housaiou.c Railroad. BOO A. No. 80 = m
Ior hauF.tack Eaigo.G eco s. a.y %
Fol Danlury koTEalk Railroad. 11, 800 g. No. f1op
Conn Sleeping Cara attached 70 GiV " tIn ,,o,,r g.,
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60 GkOm ii MN GCnctru.

MISSING since early on WEDNESDAY
AVA MoRNING The i 2si Inst Cst AUGUSTUS Dg pEYsrEn
REWARD OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
viii Je Iad person WHO may furnish to i family at te resi-
lind Information living
Which lead TO the recovery Of BIZ odyJanuar 81 1868
IN nln LIVE TROUT.-ponds on Long
O,VOO Island or New York City With live brook
Trout years. growth Address WIILIAh GlCQLL. hp
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STEAMBOATS, mo SaiIruabs.
bristol LINE.

The steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE having been With
drawn few weeks 30 oT relt and reaoyatc hn The lire viii
cred iy ne iaft aud wciAnown freight ppc MElS AID
DORIS which viii make their trips the usual time and goods win be
h. O RRIGGs GEM M.nager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

COUTISIDE RAILROAD OF /. I.-lWIN-
y TER ARRASGEIENTHJ o.
Leave Jtnes-,.y at9 i., va l. J. Aaoa' To 'iht'A '
Babylon ana oil stations. do, c...-t
Iesrc FurAHnaye Broolrt 10 95 VIA Brooklyn Ce'lili
Railroad. % Jamaica Babylon sni a. way station
Leave Jamesssip y u VA l. Railroad 70 JanAgi
f,r BABYLON nj 4 N9y.stall1lg.
Leave Pukb.ave Brook~r, q, 2@ VIA Brooklyn Central
Railroad. 10 Jamaica f1r Babylon bLd all way aSSnnA
Ieage Isbon al iol Jau i M siat on connect
ing with train Of l. Railroad arriving o. fAp ~ I'D a. r.
Leave Babylon for Jamaica sld a ~a}
Dg with Of Brooklyn Central kaJoii af"s 4" I4HA'1
Brooklyn az 10 a. ,.... .-l III ..,-.,...-,,. e,,.
I frsp Of l. l. isaoai arriving o. iamcsssip ~ p m
Leave babylon 1870 FOR Jame ara al fA{ "a. n' con-
et1p it trap Of BrooEyu Central Railroad a1fig ~ Ff
ave ookivn N sos and connecting also ain t L'c OF
Eas EewYok aud Jamaica Railroad VI ~ lt.',
n "l'Af' "'IN''"'-"N-
To take egee. nov A. 1861.
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LOR ST THOMAe and RRAZIL.

FLOR NASSAU, n. P.-lnder contract with
ue Bahama Goyenmelt for carrying The Royal Mails tie ALLAN
TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
MORRO CASTLE Nassau n p THURSDAY. Jan. 80 a.
q. o ~ precisely. from Pier No. North River
ATpyto GEO .. HARRISON President,
\. I.nl In f.rsen
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NEW. YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD

suSir Ereerson Traa lears urte. Point PTS ~. s-rss a.
Hunters Poutatt 80 ia To uEs tt,ct hor g. l.s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

10y BANGS
~ 9Th st.-Sales a.
NEUNE>
PRIVATE LIRli tl
departments iuclii
&c Also. a icw
and the articles are rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

W afL4 lt " \ H
EXTENSIN
H BOOTEE>
in THIS city. or TCE
Of Army Boots auf
1854 pairs mach
rs. 900 pairs msi
Sale win comnff
Terms-Cash int,
Any Information l
at this Once, either
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

CoMpLAINs OF BRooKs.-The La Grande Sentinel
complains that Postal Agent Quincy A. Brooks has
taken no action in response to numerously signed
petition of citizens in the Shasta mining region pray
ing for the establishment of Post Office in that dis
tict The residents there have mail conyeniences
whatever and every letter and paper they receive by
private express costs them from twenty-five to fifty
cents extra of usual postage. Mr.. Brooks seems so
busy in enjoying his comfort and repose that he
rarely devotes any time to official duties. He acts
like DO believes he has lifelease of Office and may
be he has. 1t is remarkable too, that he is never
" sick, only on the day Of any election when the
contest is very close and the result is doubtful At
such times he is uniformly too much indsposed"
to even say which side he favors; but decisive re-
suit restores him to health and xgor far beyond any
power yet discovered in materia medical and few can
surpass him in shouting and bawling the victo-
~, In his psrtinacious efforts to hunt up and Inn.
press upon the victorious candidates for high Office or
for Congress lte is too shortsghted to see candi-
dates for small oces how very hard he labored and
how very much he did, towards securing their cleo.
tionas matter Of personal favor, more than out of
mere party duty. That Brooks il deuced muddy
shallow. serpentine undertow streamlet and won't
AZ y use any day in the year for any good purpose
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

MAIL ROBBERS ARRA1GNED.-By the Portland DE-
pers learn that Nov 9th the cases of John Bill
hngs, and Others indicted for robbng the U. s. mail,
and Of VIM LeBurr, and others, indicted for aiding
In robbng the o. s. mail, was called up in the U. s.
District Court before Judge Deadly. On motion OF
the u S. Prosecuting Attorney the cases were trans
ferred to the U. s. Circuit Court to sit the next day.
Judge Deadly to preside. Accordingly, on the 10th
the prisoners, Billings LeBurr and others, were ar
Taigned, and put in plea of not guilty The trial
was set for Nov. 18TH There are eight personally
before the Court on these indictments viz John Bill
lngs, VIM. LIE Burr, Jerome Johnson Newman Nc
Fay, John T. Wheeler, James Wheeler, UPTON T..
Goodman. and David Johnson, all of whom were ar
rested two or three months ago. in walla waila,
Grand Ronde. Boise City and Silver City, for compile
y in the robbery of the John HALEY mail stage on
the Blue Mountains on the ID of August last Jerome
Johnson and Billings are charged with robbing the
mail, and the others with aiding and abetting. Con-
victon for robbery Of the mail and Of having used
deadly or dangerous weapon in the act as the parties
stand charged, win subjects them to capital punish.
ment. The ablest counsel in Portland are engaged in
the trials, which excite much attention
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

THEORY OF EARTHQUAKEs.-W. II. Rhodes, ESQ.
the brilliant writer Of the "Caxton" and "Pym" let
ters which have grsced of the California papers
during the last twelve years. has published treatise
in the San Francisco Times, to show that earthquakes
and tidal waves are caused by eclpses of the
OF the moon and in support Of this theory he cites
markabe facts which characterized these phenomena
in the past few years. but particularly those of the
present year. within few months, that have occur.
red in South America, in the Hawaiian Islands and,
lastly in California. HIS views presented in that
winning. terse and finished style for which the gift.
ed author is 80 generally distinguished
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

BACK AGAIS.-From the Boise City papers wc learn
that the Rev. Vim. Roberts and wife have returned
from their recent vsi. 10 the last Judge ScanlAel
has also returned with his wife and family from Sar
Francisco. whittier he went to meet Mrs. Scaatkr,
snd their child, upon their arrival a; that por; by
steamer from l.:e visit to the old home in the Fat.
Some folks. it seems. trying TO make 1t appear
that what the people called earthquake shocks liz Sau
Francisco were nothing more than the grand old
Judge kalaropng around in pure JOY over the happy
reunion. The Judge il certainly light weight bat
he is too kind-hearted to go aud do such thing -
shake whole city, like earthquakes do. We reckon
it was not the Judge but downright shocks Of Old
Terra.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21
rELEGRApHIc SUMMARY.
~, .,,.. tha following from the dispatches OF Inc

-. ,,,..e tha following from the dispatches OF Inc
week The dates are TO November i'sn.
.o.ecs has been submitted TO prominent p..
80 ~ have the Democratic ffesiuons4i 80. 81
cast their votes IN the Electoral :. he anal
as TO assure him of Democrats aarrse
nursue liberal and magnaniInous soi =. 49, york
.aa;roI Farragut returned quietiy 10 NC" io4A'
Nov IOth and maintains strict prisaSy .~a.t NV
fresh financial panic occurred III va" n,, q, "a.
reason of action OF -, .oercent notes
Stocts had declined and great excitcihei. 49, IN
Gl,ibusterne scheme against CUBA ~ gong % Ia,
New York over q, 500 men nave oii.i.u .,;cI ,he
Havana men are connected VAIN II Soaa
aa,,a "a Ia annex Cuba 10 the United siat1S.
EYGoy Todd OF Ohio died suddenly, Sor. ~,
Rev j. Rodgers. prominent Episcopa - 1hat
Clergyman OF New York Clty' nae -, Ssa.halIr
S,b and declared his intention To join the Ca'ioii
Alabama gives Grant about 2. 800 majority. -,
Gen W b. Reid of Kentucky SHOT himself ihloas"
the head in Louisville, Nov. lOtn. -, ,,s
Gen Rosecrans and Gen. Longstreet haNe saiio'
for Mexico. .,,,,. ,or the nur
der of Hiscock year ago. ,fr
The 3fn;e Bank of Wisconsin has failed hea'hy'
VV,1a Uamoton and other distinguished men OF the
state have called OH the Governor OF South IAroi.a
and cordially assured him OF their resolve 10 =.
the constituted authorities III the *ahiLlslfa'o'
nnhle affairs Ex-1oy Orr has qualiied as Judge Vi
The state 10 which place the Legislature chose hin
In terrible prize night on Feche ~ Island, between
Elliott and Gallagher, although Inc later iAiI'l ~
th. crowd of roughs compelled the umpire ID! aie
threat 10 take lis Ile declare Elliott the winner
pnropean dispatches are 10 Nov 18th. as follows
The Marquis of Hastng aged 70 years. II dead Ills
enormous losses racing chiefly distinguished MN
plot 10 assassinate the Sultan Mas frustrated III
Cons .antlnoule
The pope refuses 20 recognize the new Government
III Spain 49,,
Tie peasants Of wlialinia in Poland have revoited
They are I'D 10y Catholic priests
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

GRAND R0NoE .rKMs.-IAe following items are ca
tracied from the Ia q ,4ndc SoEtiaei Of Nov. l4;h
surrey over the tao routes by Col Hudnut'. OF
the corps II engineers Of the Union Paclac EAllroAd
COMPANY has demonstrated tle fact that iile Me%ch-
am road the Hne Mountains Is nearly 900 feet
lower than the Huckrl < Thomas road IL lh nov
thought ihe line OF railroad vii pass through p
canon. across Grand EoAde Valley. and then follow
bY tAc rlAcg tar SIX or seven miles, whence il Val
cruss tAr mountains.
Tie mines o.l Grand Eon1e river continue % yield
good ~A@ra - the sew who ~ work. AAHcl! trade
j. expected nr1t year.
The a,p IRE as Ia Grade broke oU frufls t2go room
~ 81. = g. Aool teacher ia iAe C4ty Council build
.Lg N4.lr SIC Are raging lot Of paper AA4
rags AeTc discovered ia bc burning III t9c ccAtre Of
the aaay ~ J. I. AC'uias large sraaary GA az 4d-
joining block IA-s iAcldrAt has Jed - The belief
that fhe Are q bat 81 iucci.A&4F3s.n.
Il is reported ,lzt AR. Brustcr. q: ORC Dell. while
hs way fraiA Idaho tgw days ago. aai MI ii
tie place where Mr. EA:on robbed last spring
suddenly called upon 80 hat. by ilrce persons
wi.a sprau- from tie sarulbc-y tie road armed
and masked. a44a robbed oi ae@r $4,000 Iic de-
scr.bes the u4cn being two large Aad small
iAcn. who doubt the rstuaai; If t4c hAad noN
trial ~ Portland lar the s;4so robbery tie
fclc1a Ranch Last summer.