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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05
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Monetary and Commercial,
MONETARY.
oFFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WEDNESDAY EYENIN0. March 4. 1853

OFFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, 1
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 4, 1858
The money market was quiet to-day, with
out any pereeptible variation in rates
Mortgage paper and good notes secured by
satisfactory conaterals are negotiated at Il
OILS dB cent dB annum, but the offerings o.
these descriptions are moderate, and Lenders
will not accept any of an inferior grade
The banks discount most of the approved
business paper offered by their customers,
and are free lenders on solid collaterals.
Gold opened ut l4ls, which was the
closing rate last evening. and after mod
crate business, at l4lS @l4l3 and closed at
the same. At the board last evening, (Tues-
day EVENING" sl6,ll5, in seven lots,
changed hands at l4lk The sales of silver
included 1000 Mexican dollars at l4S3, and
at the board last evening $500 in American
haiislollars, as 1861. The former are now
quoted at l43a@l44 in currency, and Il
premium In gold, and the latter at 1860
The movement in foreign exchange was to
a fair extent at rather irregular rates, the
sales u sterling including $1,000 at l5lE
&l0O0 and f2Oa0 at 1872; $4,000 at 1924; 1850
and $4,000 at "a; 10000 at 152A6l53; $4,000
first el1ps at 53t; e4500 and $4,000 at 1881;
70 42500 lnk at the same, and $4,000 at 1881.
In fraud we noticed sales of $4,000, 10000,
and 60o0f 20 frstclass at 3.729, and 176,-
900 at 374 Sterling may be quoted at
l524Ql53 N Al bill of lading and clear;
l534@l553 N first class, and l53l@l543 for
bank; and tancs at 3. 73l@3.7l4 for Al
commercial Ind s. 7003.673 for bank.
Domestic a ,hange continued steady at
previous rates tie banks checking on New
York at ! &e& it dis count, and the sales Of
commercial int pdin S15, 900, $50, 600, $685.,
900, and ST, eno Ne York sight to banks,
at ll-16 discount; 1000 ct I; $4,000 five
days sight at dZ5, 900 ten days at /; and
$4,000 sixty days at II.
There was some movement in stocks, but
the only sales reported were 40 shares City
National bank at $40; so Carrollton railroad
at SIS; rs and IS at SIS 80; and rs at $50.
We also heard of about 200 shares more of
the latter having changed hands, but did
not get the particulars, At the board last
evening 40shares jackson railroad sold at
81 373 and 200 Merchants bank ESQ and 1907
at the rate of S24.
Nothing was reported in city bonds
They are quoted at 1880 for the consoli-
dated and i66@67 for the railroad issues
Holders continued to press their city
treasury notes on dealers, and the market
was consequently easier. We can not but
regard the anxiety TO realize as without
any reasonable foundation. To it more
than to any other cause we attribute
the recent decline. Dealers bought
to-day at I6 discount for the large, and
S30l0 for the small, and sold at Is
for the former and 81 for the latter.
Nothing of any moment transpired in state
notes.
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COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March a, isos,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 4, 1865
CoTToN-The sales to-day amounted K
! $500 bales, mostly after the foreign news, al
an irregular advance of 19@23c. We now
quote ordinary at 193@203c.; good crdi
nary at2l621Ac.; 10 ~ Tuiddl1ng at 22A0023c.
middling at 233@21c.; and strict middling
at -0243c.
The movement opened with fair de-
mand at fuller prices, predicated on the
cable dispatches received last night and a
moderate business was done early In the
morning either at yesterdays outside
figures, or at an improvement of &C.; but
Rfter,the receipt of the Liverpool accounts,
reporting an advance of aGD3d., the market
became unusually excited, and continued so
to the close, factors advancing their preten-
sions from 203c. u b., and buyers paying
about &c. over the prices given yesterday.
Some, indeed, quote even higher than tie
above, making 23c. and 24c. respectively,
the inside figures for low middling and mid
ding. Our quotations last evening were
203@2olc, for low middling, and 2l{@2l3c.
for mldding The supply offering was
moderate. Had 1t been more ample q much
larger business. would no doubt have been
done. The cables quoting middling Orleans
at 95@l0d. did not come to hand until after
the close of business.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts this
morning comprised 189 hhds. sugar, 245
bills, and 268 halEbarreis molasses. The
market for both sugar and molasses is dull.
Only lpart Of the supplies of sugar were
sold, but the receipts Of molasses were
mostly disposed Of Prices are about the
same as yesterday. Common sugar 1240
lac. u ib.; fair 133@l33c.; good fair lac
1895 fully fair lac; prime l4{015c.;
choice Isle; yellow clarified 160l64c.;
white l62c. % b. Reboiled molasses in
gallon.
Leonidas, fEam Pittsburg is the only arrival
=f-ass1 the West since our review Of yester.
day noon.
FIoUR There was fair inquiry today,
but the market has shown very little ami.
nation. Prices are about the same as they
were yesterday. The aaleB embraced 1926
bbls., Of which $50 treble and 200 choice
extra on private terms; SO and l75 super.
line at $40; $50 single extra at $40 Is; 100
on its merits at 50 7l23; 80 treble extra at
81 90 20 choice extra at SIS rs, and 100
At SIS 9bbl. So
CoRN-We note arm market to-day with
a Light supply, fair demand, and upward
tendency in prices. The sales embrace
ez27 sacks, OF which $50 yellow, in bad
order and HOO white, rice bags, At 93c. /;
1f77 and 1900 prime white at 94c.; 400 and
sog yellow, and $40 white, in lots, At 05c.
OArs--The market is decidedly iirmer to.
gay, and Gas sacks were sold, Of which 120
l15as 1885, q bushel.
BAs ae6 sacks sold at 81 TO- and 100 at
IL. ass 3 aull, prime Western Is jobbing at
Blcoa--A losofle casks clear sides sold
on pr1Fste tofas. The spuDlies are
light, and only retail business
doing ln consequence az 13l a I33c.
n pound for shoulders: I5alSlc, f5r rfb-
bea aiaes l69lele. fos clear rib I63
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Marine Intelligence,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
Thursday, March s, ls6e
nLBARBn YESTERDAY.

Steamship Reindeer, Magrath, for Aransa
Texas g P Deshon
Steamship Alabama, Benson, for Rockpor
Texas-C A Whitney eco
Span ship Fayorita, Casabello. for Barcsl
ona-W r Buddendorif
Span bark Polar, Garrigar, for Barcelonl
Puig Bros
Span brig yencedor, RibAs, for Barcelona
Puig Bros
Span Brig Pisogas, 1Ier, for Barcelonl
PUG Bros
Steamer Louise, Hopkins, for Mobile
Master.
Schooner Ida Birdsall, Birdsall, for New
G A Fosdick eco
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

ORr1eE CHInR clUARrRRnFAal
en 81 Niith MAsitasY Disttt
$500. NeA QIiesns, u, Fehraa4g g,
CMdLHG L PROPOSALS. ARE INV
- and viii 30 recsived et tna ofl
oaRtein Wa. WsinWgigkt, sapeFgiaing r.
master Sub District az 10 Rio 0faud6, BroN9
Te1ag, till ~ III. " EnNk9DAF, the 7st day 81
1855 for the lelirsre 81 such qnAnlili14 81 Q
CORN and ia a. may DO raqui1Qh foE
prhlinl aqlle 4ls s Laredo, RiuETola Hatyace
BEeHnsgsi EsHah. 1or chs aix % nienths, =
All tAa kekafs % BE- Of che bort quality, and
ieqt y iaAQeq ton beiofe afe1ptance-
Oats and Corn mqss Be delivered "a sood
Hag viii be accepted eithar haled or nnbAle
ps1l1ftnee VII p given 70 14leq hay. :.
Delivery muat eomNnencA within thirty ~
from data 9f 4ccap tluCe Of nIenolal.
Pfopo1ais must b aeeomr4nild by the eue
81 9uu Hccd aud a0lgoAt laen f1f the faillf
faEneneo 81 thq contract
lee qqllal niataa Fasergas tAa sieht to res,
kFopnsalS @utl be indor5aa .sfropasals q
49, SD edtfee1 % Ctqteia lH. a. eFnint
a. g. y, n y AZ Eso'z49ytila Iazrs
LH4HL1G II TnNN EIHf.
q Rrie ssas5ai Ard eslsE "A.
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PMOF0BAE@ FOR AT0YEs. MAJ
ANB REFR1GER&T0z

GEAl.KD PROPOSALS ARE INVITED.
~ will be received at the office OF the Medical
Neyor4 A9i HaFaEiHe street, New Orleans, Is 4
MONDAY MaEch 2, 1853, at u Nj, for the DEL
within ave d. days thereafter At Warehouse i5s
Leges gtlset. Of any o. AL 81 the following iteui
STOVES, Cooking, for wood. nine-ineh, fin
= % o. approved pfttcrn. new with best quaj
hNturess Cater to be specified in detaii,l oven
tin lined ten 90 feet Of pips and an elb0g
eaeh Bios may also be made 70 furnish ely
inch stavoa, 10 part
NAILS, cut. 81 beat qualify, pounds twelve ]
red tDs. LOO, half temporary balance elghtg'
le9s 100 ms Eix-ponnF.
AEKHlGHHAEOES, twenty-five (99s dimeq
four 70 feet long two % feet Nigh, two 10 feet 7
or thickness, lcF therenboutsi equal II Bi1e. ar
and finish 70 sample at 1856 New Aayee street,
upon,l -
Payments will be made in cash In United
Treasury notes after tha aceaptaacc Of TIE a.
Tho right ID reserved Of reiaotinE anf Or oil ~
esqmea ADVANTAGEOUS 70 the Unltea states;;,
Bssset ilASss D. 3. A. A. (. R q 8 Fdi
mn4 q K Nl t5
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11o bcefd met prrs0ant 70 adionsnnent
presani Msn2A asersy. aampsen, fser,Slns.
Dsgies FIsoe heHAh psns sfs
aslIftea' sst Yihsi na geahe9
I|If Nllt called % the ahs
1p4 sll tins stem hsaaqdigt6ss w&a
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fan 0at1s u1u1. I1f..<. a. l|.. rs
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/ remain, respectfully,
GEORGE D. FIELD,
gfre.at Ccnan,feosnv,ar

A report irem Mr.. .. Trudeau, ,superin-
tendent ofthe insane asylum, showing totai
number Of inmatesen February l, 1868, lO4;
admitted during monthaol February, %;
discharged 20y sent TO hospital ?; died 81;
total remaining March !, 1Ol; Wasreceived
ana placed on file. f
The following nom the City surveycrIwas
referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings;
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OFFICIAL NOTIOEs.


OFFICE Asst QUARIEa1fAsZER u. s. ARn
New QEleAna. La. March 2, ls9
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN %
In pliance with paragraph i've, special order
sc, dEtad Headquartofa Fifth Military District ,
Orleaua, Louisiana February y, 1868 0ontfsd
building the leFee on the plantation known ~
Ezra Davis plantation, ia the parish Of t, ChE
Lquiaiana. right bank Of The river. about twent4
Sniles from New Orleans, Louisiana. will be asli
Gated seeoTdipR 70 2 ans and speelhc4t,Sns y.
lowest Siddcr at tim. mere os isg ~ ths
Of Captain o. u. Aoyt, Assistant Quateru
United states army 204 Camp street, New ORD
Louisiana
Specifications can be seen at this Office previsa
and on the daye adjudication.
tls1 4 rsslfs O. H. HOYT, Captsh
nah34t Assistant QqArterrnasesr U. =
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

Rescued, That the Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized to enter into contract
before the City Notary, on behalf Of the
city Of New Orleans, with 4. Dumestre as
principal, and g. Dastillon Is security, for
farming the revenues of the beef market In
the second district, for the term of eleven
months. commencing February l, 1868, for
the SUM Of torty-four thousand i've hund.
red dollars (el4, 600.) .sfs
Yeas. President Graham, and Messrs
Burbank, Clay, Devices, and Woolhsy.
Nays: None
Resolved, That the Mayor be and he il
hereby authorized to enter Into Contract be-
fore the City Notary on behalf Of the city o.
New Orleans, with Jacob Veith As principal
and Adam Gaiser ae security for the farming
Of the revenues Of the Aint1 street market, ~
the fourth district, for the term Of eleVea
months, commencing February /, 1865. Tor
the sum Of sever thousand dollars (S700ol.
Yeas; President Graham, ana Messrs.
nnshaniz, clAy. Devices, snd Woelae5.
HayA None.
Resolved. IIat tho Mayor Be and he 4
heft1f aafhnf11cd TO enter into contract he.
fa1s tie City Notary on behalf u the city
e Aeu U4ltNs VITA ,. =. hellef 9 pIle-
elIFl ana h qerdipg g sec1IktF f0f ths
DEVON Of 2 panQue{te Hrqun4 Ttleilar
A44H4f toE f1Q In consideration q tnIIll1u
/ doiltzs Etj3l per running foot ncc1tdine %
elsria oafiaf q4 go ia the connolior'
Ae nl 1rahan, and Mcssrai
Bsl Devices. ana Woolney.
TIE fqiloNlsg 1lsiI1a1 1rIse 80 "a their
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Whereas There are no resources Of The
city iInmediately available for the relief Of
the people Rna the payment Of these debts;
4. Be II therefore eidained, That ttere be
issued coupon bonds &c the city of New
Orleans, NOT 10 exoetd f0glE millions Of dol
lars. one NH lon b be li sums d I've hl1nd-
red dollars eacli and The reat In sums OF
enc Thousand dollars each, payable In
Omitted ataera currency fWeHly years from
dnfe Of hsue, heatlng infescss at the rate OF
seven Ntf ccrt raa olnuHi, payable o. the
art day 81 Snetomher and Che frB4 day ~
5iarci 81 eari' year, sn United States enr
sqnfy. a|fN4f TX New YORK cf New OrIfana
q 8aa ha il fnlEEet ord aed. That ali
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m0unto
Ssxporianc
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conditions
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r. Il. UHUhhE,
CLERK Second District Court.

Nays; Messre. Perkins ana hniiiNAn. sqo.
WHEREAS The city of New Orleans d
largely Involved n debt, and great pro.
portion of that dehtis Represented By it's
natee circulating q money At rates Of dis.
count Oppressive 70 the people; and
Whegees, The city OF New Orleans has
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

UNFORTUNATE kEyEADV JonNsoS.-Tlis L. S. Min
lister 10 the Court Of James has goKe and done for
himself forever favor In Radical eyes is con.
ccrned. l; Is h.s conduct since in England, during
&c" months. which has done the business for him.
couutrys behalf /, was bad enough for him TO have
attended ;Ac f.shmongers Association banquet; TO
have dincl with the Manchester Operatives League.
Aia - have hobnobbcd with representative working
~ England. Bu, when be recognized, and ex.
changed The ounr:eses usual among gentlemen the
world over with such men as noehack. who some
AHA: sygu.A;isca witt. t!ic SOUTH then Mr. johnson
touched &ew England on the raw, and excited the
yanCor and fau! speech of every genuine Radical
against him. Yet ali this hs part might have been
wisAs:ood bat, clearly posscssed O. srlr: which
sc: ~ & 4apcc aone II bc crampod ideas os MAsfa-
cAuseiis, Nr. Johafgn Ga@ly olappe4 ;ac cap-shoaf
II every wrong uur the great shock o! al his past
n4s4a#gs. 10y The d.sol a.; of meeting. shaking
ha'.&F. and ;Acu %! pleasantly couyors!nR with Mr..
Laird Member al Parliament. the noted shipwright
who NE!!t the famous Confederate cruiser Alabama
For this, Radical papers have hurled macdicon up
on him. Radical speakers have shriclcd auathcmas
against him. and ;aat pattern pictorial Journal OF
Civilization. Hs7y~y's Hcoig has made the scene Of
tho meeting and Misunderstanding the subjec; Of PIC
turc. Ia Hao and al! join in the cry for The imno-
d.ain recall 81 tho Minister who has sgnally dis
gracod t,r Nation l1'i1s New Enelaud) Poor tnno-
cont Beycrdy. Unfortunate Johnson! 1t Is a name
tho sanity Radicals have no fondnoss for. Andy
" ihvowed ;hcm: Revcrdy has disRraccd them.
Bat then they still have Butler and Stanton. Kpa;-
rick and Brownlow. Ashley and Logan. This ough,
To content them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

TIE GESERsLsHn.-Bciow we give the Act by
which Congress gave the authority to the President
To appoint Gen. Grant General Of the Army of the
United States" Unless the law shall be repealed or
amended SO as to deprive him o the power 10 appoint
Gen. Grant can. when he assumes the Presidency.
all the place he now holds pretty much to his own
fancy, or. by withholding appointment manage 10
cvade the intention OF the Act, and retain supreme
control over the Army in his own hands, As things
stand there in very little obstruction between Grant
aud absolutism, and there will be nothing between
when he becomes President. Here is the Act
The President is hereby authorized whenever he
shall deem it expedcnt 10 appoint by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, General of the
Army Of the United States to be selected from among
those officers in the military armies Of the United
States. most distinguished for courage skill and ab
iy who being commissioned as General. may be au-
horzod under the direction and during the pleasul
OF the President, TO command the al mics of the Uni:
cd States
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

'RETREScHMEST." The Sergeant-atArms of the
T. s. Senate is loil vermonter. His fees for con-
structyc mileage" in the impeachment case were
upwards of eleven thousand dollars The summons
for Gen. Rosseau to attend the trial as witness
sent by telegraph to California paid for by the
Government, and yet the sergeantatArms charged
81 COO constructive mileage" for sending the dis
patch and the Radical Senate allowed this and all tho
other extraordinary charges made by tho loil Yer.
montcr. Eleven thousand dollars for three months
service is doubtful "retrenchment"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

A MODEL LAwMAKER.-Gen. Schenck, in his late
canvass for Congress in Ohio. advised negroes-who
had been declared not entitled to vote by the Su,
preme Court of the State-to vote and assured them
that the Court would eventually declare they had
right tovote. He knew very well the negroes would
vote for himself They did, and it was by over 500
votes cast by such voters he succeeded in beating
Mr.. Valandigham. In other words this Radical law
maker triumphed by counseling and aiding in tho
grave infraction of the laws
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

BRowSTow SHOWN UP.-Tho Nashville (Tenn.)
Banner of Oct. 18th says:
During the late term OF tho Circuit Court at Smith
WILLIE DcKalb county. Judge McLain presiding, q
murder case was tried, in which Judge Mansen NJ.
Brcn. of this city, was engaged. In the course of
hs argument Judge Brien made the startling declara-
ton that there is regular partnership existing be-
tween William q. Brownlow and Colonel Blackburn,
On the following terms That the said Col. Blackburn
shall arrest and convey to Nashville all men in that
section of the State who accused of horse stealing
murder and other crimes, and that when they have
arrived in Nashville and before they tried Brown
low shall offer a reward for their arrest. Brownlow
and Blackburn divide tho money between them,
sharing equally in the profits arising from Brownlow
recent proclamation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

TWO MEDirArIvE CHAPS were talking of the world S
injustice, when
Quoth Tom, 'Tis strange that in the world
So much injustice should abound:
Nay, answered John. the huRan heart
Is never Oh the right side found.
To which latter proposition exchange gives a
contradiction as follows:
There is young man attending college in Albion
Michigan whose heart is Oh his right side He has
been examined 10y several Of the most noted physi-
clans OF New York and Washington. who all agree
that such Is tie case. II s the second OF the
kind on record.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

BEAR RIVER City RIoTs-After the vigilante hang
ing Of three men last month in Bear River City.
force Of employees from the line of railroad made all
attack upon the place They destroyed the Frontier
TadCr office, and committed other excesses. In the
night another raid on the place was made, but tho
assaants rcpused with the loss Of twelve killed
and some wounded. The editor of the fnder hid and
afterwards fed 10 the military for protection. He
had backed the Eigilantes. Both mobs were wrong
and criminal but that of the vigantes the least
provoked. and therefore by far the most criminal,
Vigilantcism never pans out well in the long run.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

PAYING At LAsT.-San Francisco has finally been
Obliged to pay for the presses torn down by the mob
which Gen Irwin Mcdowell applauded for their viii
lanous in April, 1865, the killing of
Lincoln. Dubic, Of the French paper, obtained a
verde. of $500: F. Marriott, of the Necs verdict
of nearly $1,000 and to Capt Moss of the Democratic
Press now of the Erdminer), the city has paid $l0.
oo0 to settle the affair thout suit Mcdowell ought
TO be made to pay portion Of these damages, and
then TO be cashiered for his wanton conduct on the
ragtOn.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

How He MEANS Tito the Washington toadying
receptonists, and to the horde of calling" Office
hunters and spoismen, Grant reiterated the cam
paign motto :" Let us tme and my wife) have peace.
They do not like the motto so well as they did before
election,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

PAnsoS CONWAY. carpetbag preacher in New Or
leans, has confessed that he grossly lied in some
statements he wrote to Northern papers, affecting
the character Of officers Of the First u 8 In
fantry stationed In that city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

Here Wife," said VIII. "I pray you TO devote
just half II minute - nend tlls coat
Which 4 nail has chanccd To rend."
d" lis ten o'clock !" said his drowsy mate
II know" said VIII. "It is rather la;e
But 'i4s never too late 10 mend SAKE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

STOPPED RAT1oSs.-Since the election the Govern
ment has stopped giving rations to negroes in the
District of Columbia. /. is only step from negro
suffrage to negro suffering. They have 'done voted"
now they can root
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

THE hrst Methodist church ever built In America,
was John street. New York City. and was dedicated
on the 3Oth Of October, 176s. asass
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

SINGULAR DEATH.-A man died in London recently
from amputation Of . leg which had been fractured
In the act of pulling of tight boot.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

Congress nom south carolina, has been compelled
to leave the state BY the negroes.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

DISHONEST BANKERs.-A late Boston paper says,
Mellen Ward, the State street bankers. have been
found guilty ofparticipaton with Julius +. Hartwe
in embezzling $loo,O Government funds.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-10

COSTLY CANprDAoY.-Itis is said that In trying 10 bo
elected Governor Of New York. John A. Griswod. the
Radical candidate, spent s25oooo Heninan beat him
about $4,000 votes. 81