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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
Letter from Thaddous Stevens,

On Wednesday evening, July 1, an
immense Republican Mass Meeting
was held at Cooper Institute, New
York. Eloquent and stirring address
es were made by Senator Wilson and
Congressman Van Wyck, and the fol-
lowing letter was read from Hon.
Thaddeus Stevens; 4 "a.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., June 81, '68,
DEAR SIR:-L have received your
Invitation, and very much regret that
the state of my health and urgent en-
gagements prevent my attendance
You ask my opinion Of the doings Of
the Chicago Republican Convention.
No Republican can hesitate to approve
of the nominations. l do not think
that a braver or more patriotic citizen
can be found than Gen. Grant. His
wisdom in council, his moral courage.
and his exclusive attention to what
pertains to his duties, render him emf
nently fit to be Chief Magistrate Of the
nation. I cannot doubt that q very
large majority of his fellow citizens
are Of tbe same opinion I may say
the same, with equal propFiety, of the
Hon. Schuyler Colfax. I am very
truly yours,
THADDEUs STEVENS.
Hon. G. s. SPENCER, Chairman, &c.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
Daath Warrant of Chrfrt.


The Courier des Etats Unis says
Chance has put into our hands the
most imposing and interesting judicial
documents, to all Christians, that has
ever been recorded in all human an
mails, that is, the identical death war
rant Of our Lord Jesus Christ We
transcFibe the document from q COPY
OF the translation
Sentence rendered by PontiUs Pilate,
acting GOYeFn0r0f Lower Galilee, that
Jesus Of Nazareth sball snffer death
on the Cross.
In the year seventeen Of the Empire,
of Aiberiua Cesar, and She Ath Of
March, the city Of the Holy Jerusa-
lem: Aneas and Caiaph as being pres
ent, sacrifieat0rs of the people Of God,
/, Pontius, Pila6e, Governor Of the
pretatory, con iemn jesus Of NuEa-
rath, TO die on the cross between two
thieves--the great and notorious evil
dence of the people saying
/. He is a seduoer.
2. He is Eediti0Us.
3. he is the enemy Of the law.
4. He,ealls himself, falsely, the Son
5. He calls himself the King Of
6. lie entered into the temple fol-
lowed by a multitude bearing palm
branches in their hands.
Order the centurion, Quintius Corr
nelius, to lead him TO The place Of e4-
eoutiOn.
Forbid any person WhOmgooYeE, poor
or rich, 10 oppose the death Of Jesus,
The witnesses that signed tho death
warrant Of Jesus are.
I. Daniel RobRni, a PhariBee.
2. J0nus HOEobabals SAXON
4. CADET, a citizen.
Jesus shall 20 Out Of che city BY the
gate Strenuous.
The above sentences are engraved
on a copper plate--Ou one side are
written these words a similar plate
is sent to each Of these tribes"
IL was found in an antique vase Of
white marble, while eEoavoting in She
city Of Aquilla, in the Kingdom Of
Naples, in the year 1925, and was dis
e0veFe By the CommissaFiat 0i Arts
attached to the French army. at the
expedition of Naples, il was found in
closed in a box Of ebony in che sacrls-
ty of Caurtem. The Ergnch transla-
ton was made by members Of the Dom-
mission of Arts The children re-
quested earnestly that the plate should
not be taken away from them, The
request was granted as a reward tor the
army Mr.. Demon, one Of the sa-
wants, caused plate to be made as
model, on which he had engraved the
above sentence at the sale Of his
collection Of curiosities it was bought
by Lord Howard for ,SS4 francs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
Oh, Most IEaguanimOus Butohorl !

Mack dispatches to the Cincinnati
Enquirer from New York:
A large number of distinguished sol
diers, among them Generals Steadmau,
McClernand and MeQuade, had a pri-
vate conversation last evening with
several prominent citizens az the MOf-
fatt Mansion. During the interview
the situation was discussed, and Gen.
NJ B. Forrest, late Of the Southern
army, who was present, made some re-
marks, he expressed, on the part Of
himself and his late brothers in arms,
the most kindly feelings towards
Northern soldiers, and said the South
ern Soldiers no1V accepted defeat, aud
looked with confidence to the victor
ious armies of the North for just aud
generous treatment, and protection
from persecution.
The country will learn with throb
of delight that the magnanimous hero
of Fort Pillow, who has most merci-
fully been permitted By an outraged
people to go free Of the hanging he de-
served, now announces with an air Of
magnanimity not to be equalled, that
he accepts defedtl IF he is allowed to
have his own sweet way he will gra-
ciously refrain from blowing this Yam
kee Government to eternal smash
Columbus Journal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
Pnnelples Of 10 oonsoquenos.

The leader in the New York World
Of Wednesday, on The National Con-
vention, opens with the following re-
markable language
Perhaps no body Of men ever assem-
bled in this country on the wisdom Of
whose action so much depended as on
that of the National Democratic Con
vention which is about TO meet lf VIC
can carry the election it makes little
difference on what platform or with
what candidates.
Here is q confession from the leading
organ of the Democratic party in the
United States, that 60 carry an cleo
tion the Democracy will abandon all
their principles, OF advocate any prin-
ciples or doctrines the advocacy Of
which will promise success. They
will nominate John @. Bueckinridgo
if they can be assured that he iH an
available candidate. Or they win sup,
port Charles Sumner If they are sure
that with Sumner they can carry the
day. What business has an honest
man in a party which thus unblush-
ingly oonfesses its total want Of Drin-
ciples, honesty or common docenoy p
Col Journal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
The Eject Of Ta1iag Bonds.
The New York Sun, says :

The New York Sun, says:
Those paFtisans who are so earnest
ly advocating what they term taxing
the bonds of the United Statsa, but
which is really a Reputation Of part
of the interest, and by consequence Of
the principal also, will do we'll Go con-
slider the effest which such g measure
has had upon che national credit Of
other countries. The bare proposition
to adopt il By Italy sent her securities
down 10 or 10 per cent in the market
and now that AUstria is undertaking
it, the syndicate ofthe Stock Exchange
Of Paris, have addressed letter 20 the
Austrian Minister Of Finance, warn
ing him that If the project.is oOnBUm-
mated, they will be compelled 20 dis
continue all dealings in the Austrian
public debt. il may, indeed, be said
that we need not care about tho price
of our bonds abroad. and this Id true
if we were never going TO borrow any
more money. But suppose we follow
out the plan of taxing our bonds, and
take off one per esnt, per annum from
the interest. They will fah at once
to five-sixths their present value and
with this illustration before his eyes Of
the danger TO which such Investments
are exposed, is it to be supposed that
any cOpitaliBt hereafter will lend as
one cent If he can keep it2 Our own
interest, as we'll as the dictates Of hon
esty, Is in favor Of keeping our engage
ments 10 tbs letter .-...
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
The Little House on the HiIl-
BIZ ALICE cAEx.

| o, Memory, be sweet to me
Take, take all else at WAlls
So thou but leave me, safe and sounds
Without q token my heart to wound
The little house on the hin!
Take all Of best from east to west,
So thou but leave me stfu
The chamber where in the starry Hight,
used to lay awake at night,
And list to the Whip-pooE-W1us
Take ViOlet-bsd and rose-tree red,
And the purple flags by the mtl4s
The meadow gay, and the garQen-8rOund,
But leave, o leave me, safe and sound,
That little house on the hill.
The daisy-Iane, and the doves low plane,
And the cue1zoo's tender bill.
Take one and all, but leave the dreams
That turned the rafteTs to golden beams
In the little house on the hill!
The gables brown, they have tumbled down
And dry is the brook by the mill;
The sheets used with care to keep, IEleep
Have wrapped my dead for the last long
In the valley, low and still.
But, Memory, be sweet to me,
And build the walls, at viii,
OF the chamber where used to mark,
So softly E1pplfng over the dark,
The song OF the Whip-pOor-EiII
Al, Memory, be sweet to me! L
Al other fountains cilila, =
But leave that song so WieFd and wild,
Dear as its life to the heart OF the child,
In the little house on the hiI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
FOR SALE.
Four Farms for Sale in ORE
ange Township, Dela-s
ware County, Ohio.

1SNARM A. Contains z5b acres, new frame houses.
y orchards. timber, wells, eisterns and stock
water.
Farm B, has IS acres, 2 frame houses, one Of
which ID q new two story with rooms and
balls ana stands in 3 nics grove on corners 0G
State and County roads good frame barn. or
ohardB Of select fruit also psaFs cherries, grapes
wells, and 2 cisteFns With plenty OF running
stock water. s4zzs1 .. .--=e
Farm c. has 54 acres, new frame house, sis-
tern and spring water, E7d nearly one mile OF
Usage hedge. This farm is located on corners
and opposite TO Farm 5.
Farm d, has Is acres, joins the C. C. c. Rail-
road at LsWis Center Station, log houses, one
franc barn 80 by 60 with stone sheep cellar, two
stories high, tjointed floors. Also frame shed
attached, Is by 100, Welis and running spring wa
ter, with one mile Of Usage hedge set oufs These
farms ali well watered, the buildings are all
nearly new, and nicely located The soil is most
OF il q rich blask loan.
These farms are all Within one mile Of and joiR-
ing Lewis Center the country is healthy; schoola
and churches close by. These farms win be sold
separate or together, as they all joinp and very
cheap one half down, and the balance in ten
years, ANY person in need OF q farm Will DO well
| 30 look at these farms before buying elsewhere.
| Will also sell nay house and lot at Lewis Centre
Station. The houae Is nicely htted up, containt 8
rooms, WoOd-shed and cellar fruit OF all sorts
shrubbery &C.; wells and cisterns.- The lot con-
| tRins half acre.
= ~ c. POTTER, Lewis Center,
July 8, ,'6S-6W. Delaware County, O.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10

CLoUD--SUCKERs.- cotemporary
says: The question is often asked,
where do sea birds obtain fresh water
till few days ago. An old skipper,
with whom we were conveTslng on the
subject, said he had frequently seen
these birds aG sea, far from any land
that could furnish them water, hover
ing round under storm cloud, chat
and drinking I'm the drops OF rain as
they fell. They smell a rain squall a
hundred miles, or even further OF,
and soud for tt with ineoneeivable rap
idity. How long sea birds can exist
without water ID only a matter of con-
lecture; but probably their powers Of
enduring thirst are increased by habit
and poastbly they 60 without Il 6oT'
many days, If mot for several weeks
SdNdltSky Register.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10

"What Is the difference between the
stars of tho Big Dipper and the stare Of
the White FRWn ~ said GuigEinE.
BlObbs promptly gave it up, uG wua
expected.
0The first are visible 10 the naked eve
and the last are naked 20 the visible
eye"
"Ays ay,n QuOtb Blobba,
"And WHY Quoth QulEWlna, "aro
they alike ~
"Because they can't climb q tree, %
suggested BlObba, modestlys
"Noi because they both belong 90 the
Great Bare"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
DELAWARE, ONO, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1868

necessity benefit thebax-payers exactly
in proportion to thgiE liberaIity to pay
taxes. As -exemptiEg National Bonds
from taxation does lessen the rate of
interest and the amount of principal
exactly in proportion 90 the pecuniary
value of the exemption, il follows that
the benefits of the exemption are di-
Yided among the Taxpayers precisely
in proportion to theiz taxable liability.
What can be fairer kAaR this2 An at
tempt of a goYeTnm@t TO derive q rev.
enue from its debts would be on a par
with the vagabeRd's policy of living on
the interest of what be owes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10

Daniel Webster wore a hat She dlla OF
which was 6s6; Tluriow Weed wears
the same RiUe3 Abraham Eiueolm's wna
Ills; Daniel Lords 0y&; Horace Grao-
ieyaa 73fs James Gordon Bcnneti'ai Tgf.
Mr.. james 4. Brady has q head au large
aB that Of any public man in the coun-
cry.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10

Gen. Joseph q. Johnston, late Of the
Confederate service, has received a
full pardon from the President lhr0
Che influence Of Mr, SooetaIE Seward.
This Is the FIRST pardon Jet granted Co
a full General in enc COuiodeFots SER
vice. .HI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
Statement of Estates.

gWYaE accounts in the following easss have been
flied ia the Probate Court of DalgWars COanty
for settlement end tho same have besn set for
hearizg On the 25th dAy of July 1s6s, and then for
final settlement 10 wit
/. Catharine AtheEtOn, Guardian Of Wm- ".
=. seorsslF0astel7, tdlsiSlstrasor Of PFH. Hon
). Charlea Z. M0hE. Exeepsor Of Phillip Law
reaSe' 'esogr: ssS1 " wells, Administrator Of John
5. Gfdson s. Carr, Guardian sK Mary Iiggsst.
6. Wan. n. Warren, Executor Of Hugh Il. Ste
:. h. VI RitsenhouBs, Guardian Of James W.
Wm. Martin, Administrator q Vim. Martin.
.. julia MastOon, Admrz. Of B. H. MatsOOn,
decd. ss4..
n. Jacob sesIYs Guardian q Cecilia Cenkhn
u. j. ). van Doman. Adninistraior Of yohu
ualo. deed.
Ew. POWELL,
July ssss.s. f5.S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
Notice.

10 the owners Of Lots bounding and
abutting on Liberty Street, between
Third Street, and the South Corpora
tion line.
The Council Of the Incorporated Village Of Della
WaRe by a resolution adopted at the regular meet
lag held June 1st, 1865, determined to improve
Liberty Str set from Third street, south to the cor
poratIon line, by gFaveliRg and guttering the
BY arder Of the Coarcii. g
o, q. AcELROY, al
June 2e, 'ss-4s. Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
IEaAL N0TIcEs.
In Bankruptcy.

KR0RTHRRE DISTRICT or OHIO. Ths undeFsign-
IN ed hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
AsgiERae Of 1s1sEsau n Maynard, Of Galena, in the
County Of Delaware, 0hio, within said District
who has been adJudEad 3 Bankrupt Upon his own
Petition, BY TIE DistFist Court Of said District
G. ii. McELR0Yt a6
July 5, 'ss-ss. Assignee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10

Mr.. Burltngame says the Chinese
have more books, encyclopedias, pam
phlets, magazines, &c., than any other
people. Their principal encyclopedias
embraces ave thousand volumes. Good
place for celestial printers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
NoHce.

TO owners of Lots bounding and abut-
ting on Franklin Street, from VIII
liam Street South to the corporation
line.
The Council cf tne Incorporated Village Of Del =
aware at the regular meeting held June LIST 1865,
bV resolution then adOptbd3 resolved to improve
FraDklin street from william Street south 20 the
corporation line by grading the same and paving
the aide walks With brick, six feet wide, leaving
three feet from the lot lines unpaFed.
By order of the Council.
Oh. NcELR0Y,
June2s. '6s-4t. Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
A Pleasant Home for Sale,

P WILL sell my farm Of 2s acres, four miles
III North Of Delaware, on the Horse Shoe Road
ne land is we'll fenced all around, brick house
spendId cellar always dry wen and efstern at the
door good barn. wagon house and wood house /,
good orchard, all grated fruit, Land half cleared
balance beautiful grove OF timber, Possession
given Nov 1st. Call at the farm on -
Tune 10 'es-tf, JONAS RISHER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
-. Wgatte q Co9aetQaae
- "a -E9o1l11Iet01s

EE0RaT RS an LAW, Dela#RFe, ohios VIII
A pEomptly attsnd 90 al Legal bnEiHea9 santH1ss'
aa 10 shaiF care In BslaMaTe and adjoining eonn-
under ths new Bankrupt Act. 0FEIGBs WnIE4Ms
& EA2ulMN HEoGEs
Aur a s63atfs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10

Notice Of Assignee of Tnsol-
vent Debtor.
RTotice is herby given that the undersigned
IN has been appolnted assignee of Allen
McIane, an insoIyent debtor, and his credit
are re0uested 70 present their claims duly
authenticated TO the undersigned within
six month from this date.
80 = g.. a. FRAMES.
June26,3W Assignee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10

wTgEAT. ESTATE AGENT. once in Williams Block
:, Delaware Ohio, Persons wishing 20 buy, ssll,
os9sut FARMS or Town Property wfH 90 Vol 70
giye hiEa a,geaIls s5.1--e, pnne A4o'-"I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-10
aoLD Pens.
the Pen IS 1E3gI8t5e7' than
the 6aOO7'd "

- AND A GOOD GOLD PEN IS
m Al THTWG or J0Y FOREVER
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-14
IDAHO FENIAN CONVENTION.

| At Convention Of the Fenian Brotherhood Of Ida
no District, assembled at Centreville, Boise coup
Idaho Territory. March 8, 1868. tlisfcllowng pre-
BILE and resolutions were adopted; d 81
WHEREAS, The ArSninr Brt tbert opd AZ Idsho H.
but ,ti by Sa NO means nd 3 ne iei6s
feuds of faction which the
Of division to be t0o ttjlal 10 be MIN MI I'll
men actuated by common impulse, working In 9
common cause-and that Of the highest and hottest
character-striving for common goal could not long
remain estranged that they would naturally grsytate
to each other and In little time blend and fuse Be.
leying this, We worked on silently and sedulousy,
drawing largely OF hope Tor our inspiration. And
WHEREAS The late attempt 1t unions on the part 81
Mr.. ONeill and Mr.. Savage proves TO US the incom.
petencyof those gentlemen 70 effect the aessential
object Ana WHEREAs The result Of that Intellectual
effort has filed us with the keenest disappointment
and chagrin believing as we do the utter inability
of any section or faction OF Irshmsn to eject the
independence Of Ireland, and consequently union
of the Fenian brotherhood to beindispensable there
fore we, the Representatives Of the Fenian Brother
hood Of Idaho District, in Convention assembled do
resolve gagsgt tIf ffrt3 tfEf 4xt1 fzx rINFNF
lst That while 1t is our firm and fixed resolve
never In the slightest degree 70 relax our efforts IN
the cause TO which we are committed. we viii hence
forward cschew all men and parties who may stand
in the way of united brotherhood. gs94 ~
I'd. That the Circles comprising the organization
In this District retain their funds until the desired
union Ii effected. t..s.3 .arT .gs6 fs# z4s5
Sd. That we most respectfully request Mr.. John
oNeil and Mr. John Savage to confer with each 9th
and fix the time and place Of holding joint Con-
vention Of both wings OF the brotherhood. and ac-
cordngly notify their respective constituencies and
request them to send Delegates thereto; such Con-
yention TO be regarded the embodied representa-
ton Of all who honest and earnest in the advance
ment OF the cause. fnt .Fsf
4th That We most earnestly request AL Circles
and orsaniz atoms OF the Fenias brotherhood with.
out distinction Of party. 10 cooperate with In our
efforts for union. % s. - Ese
5th That copy Of these preamble and resoln-
tons be sent TO Mr.. John ONe and also one to Mr.
John Savage. with request that each Of these gen.
tleen reply through the public press and that the
same be published In the Irish League Irish Republic
Irish People, San Francisco Monitor Boston Pilot and
IDAHO WORLD. b. CLINTON, ID. c., Chm.
u. W. THATCHER, Secretary.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-14

CATHOLIC sEgvIcEs.-The Rev. Father Cazeau viii
celebrate Early Mass ut the Catholic Church in this
city, tomorrow sunday morning at O'Clock; High
Mass at half past 10 O'Clock and yespers at O'Clock
evening
During Lent Mass viii be held At the Church ever,
morning at quarter past O'Clock. aud ON ever,
Wednesday and Saturday evening. at O'Clock. by the
Rev Fathers Poalin and Cazeau.
The Rey. Father Poulin viii hold Mass tomorrow
al Granite Greek.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-14

A NOVEL PRoPosrTroN.-A writer in a
New York paper seriously proposes to substi
tute death by electric shock for death by hang
ing upon criminals capitally sentenced. His
plan is to apply to the culprits the united shock
of twelve fully charged Leyden jars. which
would produce instant and painless death
without any Disagreement of the body. Think
of a Judge sentencing apoor devil TO be struck
by artificial lightning until he should be dead;
and of scientific cusses playing the part of pub
lie executioner! II would be G CHASTITY joke to
sentence female to death by'a galvanic bat.
terry. tf. .s5.a9saiaI 9aI l.. .sas8 as 81of
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-14

IDAuoANs.-By copy of the Hays City
(Kansas) Rail,cay 4drance, of Feb. 18th, we
learn that several Of the former citizens OF
Idaho, and of this Basin particularly, are in
business there Among them we see that Mi
chael & Sallinger, and W. II. Vandewater d
ID. G.. Patterson, are merchandising, and that
Dana Sayrs made a bully speech at Demo
cratic meeting. Feb. 18th .-...
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-14

JUsT ABOUT So.-In commenting upon the
impeachment OF the President. the Sacramento
UnioR says: .s.f.t~ a 3"
IL does not appear TO be essential 70 impeachment
that actual violation Of the aw should be- alleged
or proved The President and other officers of the
Government TO faithfully execute the laws.
They may fail In this duty by omission rs wei ~
commission. 9#5
This is very frankly stated Radical view
Of the matter. The Radical Congress needs
no proof Of any violation Of the law BY thu
President; their determination to impeaeh
him is sufficient for their purpose.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-14

New RAILRoAD-A company of wealthy
men in California have organized to construct
a railroad from Vallejo to Healdsburg, through
Sonoma and Santa Rosa, with a branch from
the latter point to Bloomfield, a total length OF
sixty-two miles. The capital stock is $780,
900, in shares Of 800 each.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-14

SAX Francisco DIspATcHEs.--Wec clip the
following from Portland paper Of March 9Th,
from San Francisco, March 4th: aa9ah etH
M. Stow sues McCrelish g. Woodward,
publishers Of the Aita, for $3.50, 900 damages for
alleged libel i s7t7'3a3 f4't 9f#9at ~'t'
Jackson McKenty sued George Doherty for
$4,000 damages for assault Both are brokers.
The steamer John l.. Stephens win not sail
for Portland till Friday. 80 571 h.5eh % e
= Petitions in bankruptcy have been fled BY
Jas. Mack, of San Franchises. Jas. f. Bingham,
formerly Of Bingham g. Reynolds, OF San
Francisco, company partnership; liabilities,
800, 0O0, assets nominal; 5, and Eiijah H. Lane,
Of San Francisco, liabilities, sll4.sOO; no
assets. " " - ''e1
The steamship Great Republic for Yokoha.
ma and Hong Kong tomorrow will carry but
q few passengers and d light cargo g i'vfaiii
e A boy ten years old stole a horse in this city
to day and was arrested while attempting 10
sell him. - aaiJH .Tad 9di J" a1setaaif s9Sff1n
Mining stocks dull /"
Edward Harsord, convicted of exhibiting
obscene books and pictareh, was sentenced to
three months imprisonment., - ,s4ai A.. tsqerg
Sheriff White is serving the warrants issued
by the authorities Of Contra Costa county
against persons who were present 1T the Chan.
dier-Harris prize, aght.idalo ~ at d91alg
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-14

Pms 1T TO HIM.-The Walla Walla States
man of March 9th pins the fault of mail sus-
pension between this upper country and Port
land during the winter upon Quincy A. Brooks,
Postal Agent. in such way that he cannot es-
cape the just censure.