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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-03-26

Fast Day in this State Is April 18th; In al
the other N. E. States, April 9Th. b
The proposed extension Of the Maine csntsl
Railroad from Dsnvillo Junction 70 Portland
will cost 100000. The corporation has paid
the Grand Trunk Railroad. the interest on over
a million Of dollars annually.
The Brunswick Telegraph tells . bit Of fun
and science perpetrsted by student attending
lecture of Prof. Bracket at Bowdoin College.
The object was to show the reaction Of sulphur
cited hydrogen. A member Of the class had
sketched upon paper with acetate Of lead, two
scenes. The moment q jet Of gas was applied,
the gas acting upon the lead, darkencd and
brodght out the outlines. The first represented
an old monk with his crucibles, in search IL the
Philosophers stone, with the devil standing
over him and gloating over the prospect OF get
ting him at last. The second scene represented
the monk lecring and laughing rs II he would
burst his checks, the devil with most disgust-
oil look holding his nose. The monk had devel-
oped some sulphuretted hydrogen, and this was
too much for his satanic majesty. The sketches
were admirably drawn, ann the chemical point
involved will not soon be forgotten. rul b..
Henry Morgan, Of Topsham, recently found .
lock Of human hair, buried four or five inches
in beech tree which he was splitting up. II
had been there about so years. and was
well preserved. II is supposed to have been
put there as charm against the tooth ache,
as there was formerly belief in the efficacy
ofsuch remedy. Of uia. ...
The State tax assessed for the ensuing year
will amount to 81, SOFA 81, or seven mills
on the dollar Of the present valuation. This is
an increase Of two mills over that Of last year,
and has been occasioned by providing for q
sinking fund to liquidate the war Gcbts that are
to be assumed by the State. .rI,. .
TIE hostility between Butler and Schcnck has
not abated, each charging that the other belongs
to the whisky ring. Interesting developments
are expected. HT ... ...r.. .r".
Nearly fifteen thousand bushels Of potatoes
were purchased in Skowhcgan, last week, for
shipment. ..| ilt...
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Senator spr"1"e's Ego~t.

Ex-senator Sprague is TO be credited, there are
too many lawyers in the Senate, and too many
In the House. Whether there are too many on
the bench OF the Supreme Court Of the United
States, he hasn't yet condescendel to say. Per-
haps the fict that his wife's father occupies a
seat there, prevents his committing himself
upon this point.
In view Of the fact that no one OF the distin-
cuishc,l Senator's knew Of tx. Sec'y. Stewards
incligibility by reason Of his being engaged IN
trade and commerce, until af>er they had con-
hr,ncd his nomination. We wonder that the
senator didn'ttakc the opposite view, and think
there were too few lawyers at that board, in
stead Of too many. But there Is no accounting
for the utteranccs Of man who was evidently
never intended for an orator when he mounts a
high horse, or as Mr.. Dunning, the representa-
tive from Bangor. would say, "straddles the
'wings Of eloquenee." .....
. The great Senator from the little State, Is
determined to he known as "william the Silent"
no longer. lie has hitherto enjoyed quite a
reputation for wisdom, by reason Of having the
knack Of holding his tongue. Now that he has
opencl his mouth, people win find out just how
much or how little he knows. II was an evil
day for h i'm, when he determined to strike out
into new paths, overlooking the fact, that to
him a nj men Of his calibrc. "silencei Is gold
en-"
The political wisdom Of such astounding men
~ the Senator, crcps out in paragraphs like the
following:
am not one Of those who speak with graf
prilc of the constitution of our fathers. or ol
their acts and the laws they have given US
nor do look with any very great pride, to the
contamination which we have just witnessed,
and 10 the practice since the war, In our efforts
10 reconstruct government, or 20 settle the dis
turbanecs Of the political. civil, and material
Affairs Of the people. Two elements, one OF them
N legislative element, have entered into the con-
struetion and the prosperity Of this people; one
of them negro slavery. the other foreign immi-
grafton. n lriH not do for legislators or Oih-
Srs, for one mOmsRi 10 hink hdt his cOaRiry
bas been derslopsd al al, in Consequence Of hs
liberty oiren 10 iadiridsdis. Siarery stimala-
tei he groluia Of COTTON, and % became a no
nopolv, On rhieh and through ,ehieh, your
northern country tnds developed hrough q,
railroads and Internal inprorem,Hts. Added
10 that was the immigration induced by thai
circumstance. remember from my father,
the condition In which the section FROM which
come was prior to the development and incrcass
Of the results Of slavery. stimit that Politi-
clans and the legal profession had everything &c
do with both; but cannot commend policy
that creates two great powers simply for their
mutual destruction. II there Is any merit In II
ID docs not belong TO my vision to &c ID .rr~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-03-26

The article on writing Commercially" by
Mrs. Stowe, and published by us, should have
been credited to "Hcarth and Home" one Of
il not The, most valuable journals published, as
its name says, for hearth and home. The cx-
cerpt was not taken from the paper direct. and
hence the lack Of proper credit.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-03-26

fwNs. IIssbs Ayp Reors-speer's -stsbdard Win.
Biier~ are ccmpsi a his pu-e vine, Win hert- and
-s the bstsrt kBu the Msaeria Medios and N
daily ny bst physicians, A. W. II, Dcgen, NJ
n 81 Washington city, says AZ his vine, "fn disesss,
of ptus,rang character, or he qualities ~ gentie slim
u.nt anil certain tonic, these Diers are every way uofti
the attention and est q the Medical Faculty The Bhtsr
and Wines arv sOh BY druggists Ii, .y., -r.... .
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MARRIED..

In this city, March Is, by Rev. James Boyd. Mr..
William H. Anthoin and Miss Amelia A. Sawyer,
both OF this city. - No.. --...... 4
AT Douty's Falls, March ,. by Rev. A. Cavcrno,
Theodor. =. Tebbets and Miss Bilen A. IIurd, both
Of Sanford. Also. by the same, March ", Dir. Win
Y. Green and Miss Mary 3. Hanson, both OF North
A. Wcbber aud Miss Jerushs u. Hatch. OF North
berwick. '#. r.. ...N .. .f.F#. +" Ff.
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a.i. CLERK Of plI.rie. cour. for said District.

sHIi District Court Of the United states.
NIsrRiCT or MAiNE--in the matter ~ william
II n. beaumont, Bankrupt in Bankruptcy. This
Il to give notice that petion has been presented
10 the Court this ioth day OF March, ls69, by " n
liam n. beaumont, OF Portland. bankrupt pray.
frcm Ali his debts, proyabls under the Dankrups
Act and upon reading aid petition, II 10 Ordered
by the Court that hearing 10 had upon the same,
on the seventh day e ysns, A. D. is6o. bsfors The
Court In Portland. In said District at O'Clock p.
n, and thai the second meeting Of the eroditors
OF said BANKRUPT be held before J. ID. feesendsu,
Register. on The 9Th day OF April. 1850. and The
third nesting Of the same oa the third day Of
May, is69. and tat notice thereof be- published In
the f}iddsford Josrnal snd The Daily Advsrtlsss,
Zoe three wssks. and oass In weekly Ady.fusss.
and that ell creditors Who have proved uss
debts and other persons In Interest. may apRssI
At said time aud place, and show cause, any IVY
have. Why ths pray q aid pstisics shos'd no'
DO granted. VIZ. r. PRsDLg, ,,,,, |,
,,,, c,,rt Of p,..r.. cos; i DC "A Disl,,st
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-03-26

The fame ~ the celebrated PLANTATION DrrTxRs has m
rarailel in the history % Medicine. The thousands upot
thusani. OF hotties that male AMI sold daily Il bu
,srof positive a their wonderful virtues. Thousands
certificates bs pr.incei showing the efficacy and Ger
tanty % the which they eject anil the Medical Fra
,erpity usually jious q anything which per
sons 10 think and doctor for themselves eumpeoi 4
acknowledge tilr we,a virtues, and rrrrerits then
under other nlmcs. They are sold by all druggists.
MAesstiA lwArER,--supeTior 10 tho hest i'm
ported German Cologne. and sold at half the price
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rf. "OUT OF SORTS" go H
Take DR. 8. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITrERs,-tho most medicinal in the mar.
kct. EstablIshed in 1908. .,r 4mi2
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3Saco and Boston Steamboat COMFY,

ssso 4 nosiss s.ssneas, CesHsiA{, i an q
held Il the 0fles Of Charles iia,uy .iost N -
% zosas ~ s,tnsers and she transsstioa of asy
osser Sssissss ihs, may Legally esss 'Iss 60, $40
mesliug. 2sit , r. a. pAi' ~ D.
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TO THE LADIES
or
YORK COUNTY AND vICINITYi

A Choice selection Of Millinery and Fancy Goods
can always he obtained ut Mrs X. LAGARDns, NO.
az Factory Island, Saco also, at her New Branch
Store at Moderation Village West BuxtoD), where
all the Latest New York and Boston styles Will
he renresented 3m9
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To Holders of Government Bonds.
~. . AND OTHER ....F
SECURITIES AND VALUABLEs. ...
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS.
20 STATE ST., BOSTON

LEE, IIIGGINsON 4 co. offer for Rent. Safes H.
side their Vaults, at rates from go TO 500 per an
num- They also Offer To receive, on special depos
IT, as Bsilees, securities OF persons living In The
country or travelling abroad. Ofileers OF the Army
and Navy, Masters OF Vessels, and others. Circu-
lars, containing full particulars, forwarded on ap
p;ication to HENBY LIE, Manager.
Boston. March I, 1868. sp.nolyll
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,,co I RIpDEpopp Gas LlcHf CvlFY.

II IIsSi Company are ssHsy 49, ts.s ~ s.s
annsaf nestlaE fss NE shosss ., 49, a. ~
u as..siies g - s:ss; .t VII ~, = -
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Assessors Notice, A. D., 1869.

.
THE Assessors Of tho City OF Blddeford hereby
i give notice to Nil persons liable To he taxed In
said City. that they will 10 In session on the first
I've legal business days OF April nett ensuing. 81
the ONCE ef tbs Assessors, in the City Building.
from 10 " o'clock In the forenoon. and from 10
o'clock In the afternoon, and all persons liable
are requested TO mako and % bring In 20 them,
true and perfect lsts OF their PoLLs and all their
EsrArts, real and personal. not by Law exempt
IRON taxation which they were possessed Of on the
FIRST day OF April, 1899, In ludIng money on hand
or at Interest, debts due to them more than they
owe rs also ell property held In trust rs Guardian.
Executor, Administrator. or otherwise. And they
are requested to DO prepared to verify the same on
oath. #..... 49,. 80
Those persons who neglect 10 comply with this
notice, and thus sssign 20 tho Assessors the ur-
pleasant duty OF 'dooming" them. will he depriv-
by law Of the privilege OF appeslag from their de-
cision on application for abatement, except In
cases Of Inability to conform To the requirements
Of the law.=s==.s=HH. .HHl.HHrH
$ $s$S A A"'; sss for
Diddeford. March q. 1869. iwlf
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mo REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, PRECKLES
/ AND Tan from tho face, use PEaRy's Morn
AND fREckLE Lorios. sold by all druggists.
Prepared only by DE-. ID. G. Perry, -
nor BLACK WORMS. AND P1MPLEs ON THE
il FACE, use PERRY's CouEDOSE AND PnrLs
RsnIpY. prepared only by DIR. d q. Perry, ~
Bond H. New York. Sold everywhere. The trade
supplied by Wholesale Druggists. 6moIa.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-03-26
DIED.

r Notices Of deaths not exceeding as lines, inserted
free. above tina. number at regular advertising rates.
In this city, March Is. Arthur H. son OF Chns, w.
and Ann X. Pierce, aged u months and days.
Our little sunbeam cheered Us for an hour, -.
a Then sped away Y.r. ...# 80,
To minrlc In the brightness, Of that unseen Power
That makes the perfect day. r
In this city, March g. Hattie g.. only daughter Of
Robert II. and Sarah II. Tounse, aged ~ years, 7
months and ~ days. TH.. HTf ~" a' "
r- sal Go to thy rect, fair child. .I.
f.f EFL Go to thy ORGANIZES bed, 10
I While yet so gentle, undehled, .l
''. With blessings on thy head.
,-.... Shall love, with weak embrace, ,rg
Thy upward wing detaing
.I i' No gentle an-el. seek thy place TOO
'.T. Amid the chsrub train. al .a
In thi, city. March 10. amer short illness Ezra
MnnihaI sssd !, rear And months ., s.mu.
Tarbo1, ayeds 81 years aud months. lBoston pa.
pfrs P Ss1i,is Mas. March g. Aph,. O. po-den,
Of Samuel II. Chamberlain. The remains were
brought TO Saco and funeral at her mothers on tho
10Th inst .r. .... ...r .". ut
DEp, at vineiand. N. j., Feb. 70, Walter Smith.
son OF Daniel smith, Jr. and Mary Smith, both
late Of Saco, deceased. aged - years. 900
Uu "Qnsr Dl ama.i, 6nmafsr me,isrfS,."
One, who knew and esteemed the subject Of this
notice long and we'll. cannot let the occasion pass
hirh mental endowments, he had besides rare quail
tiles Of heart. which made him beloved not only AZ
home by his only family. but also by his teachers
and sch0olmates, and afterwards by all with whom
man ever started upon life with halrer. prospects,
very few have len behind larger circle OF mourn.
Ing friends Ills memory will be oherished oy
them, until memory itself falls ...l... .Coh
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P.I,rxA. Fla. March 20. 1863

..|' ' rALNths, Es- Ss.a~1 - 49,
Friend Butler I'll hoard an anecdote today,
Of negro jury, not thousand miles from Jack
sonyille, which is said to be IN actual act IL
is too good tobc lost Amer giving the charge,
the Judge directed them 10 retire and bring IN
the verdict. Being gpne long time, his Honor
sent 10 inquire the reason Of the delay. One Of
their number rpliel, "Picase. MaSss Judge.
we hab done sarchci Everywhere. hab tore up
de foor. hab ripped down de piasssrin'. and
can't End lie vsrdict sny~heres" rif rr.-r-E
.i rG.r Yours ia GEES
That Is . capital story, and Just ~ s'lieoa,
as e was three years ago when u went The
rounds Of the Pres, and 70 had = hearty isash
over Il. The scene Vas thss Aid In counceti-
l cut. I'm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEDICAL NOTICE

H."i sil 70 gTlI7 III. M.nc. :, tssa
Notice IL hereby given that Alsssa Tewls, u.
D., gTadsats q De,isvue uospita; Medesl Col
lssssd ~. prsesIss q hsdis,as "a ssrE.ry @
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LEIGHTON &GOODWlN,
BIDDErORD HOUSE BLOCK,
ra5 MIN STREET. Has

District Court Of the United states.
nISTRICT OF MAINR-ln the matter Of
H. Bradbry Rand Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
ThIs Il Ia give notice that Petition has been pvs-
entsd 10 the Court, this twentieth day Of March,
by Bradbry Rand. OF Cape EllI.beth.
bankrupt, praylng that he may 9s deeIeea 70 nsse
der the Ba nkrupt Act add upon reading said psti.
ton, II Is ordered By ths Court that hearing es
had upon the same. on the seventh DAY OF June; a.
tret nj 10 O'Clock A. M, and that all creditors Who
have proved their debts and other persons In 10.
terest, may appear At said time and place. and
.hor cane, any 'ssy sn S,,n, 'n' p"''' u
- ''''T ~ = Nm. y. PREBLB,
3v,& CLERK of District Court for said District
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Der uresy alsa ~ otber choice vsnetics, Co sale iov
by MOSS II. lla.y North Berwick, Maine. s~ siver'
{ sru,cut IN tins PAPER. IN -I.L lFe Ju 3sit' -
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rweuty.tiye Yesrr Practice

TWENTY-FIVE YeaTp Practice
In the TT, atment OF Diseases incident to Females
has played Dr.. DOW Mt the head Of ell physicians
making such practice speciality, and enables
the worst cases OF SuPprtssioa and all other M,n-
strssl Dsssnysms~ts, from s4aisser eas,s All let
tets for advice must contain 81. ONCE, No. Endi
colt Street Boston. .... ..' a.. ..
N. B.-Ioard Finished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, ls6s-sp. mol yrs
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r- Notices Of deaths, not exoeeding sS lines, ins
free. above thai NUMBER at regular advertising rates
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aorn orr

his stock In trade 10 GILMAN p. LIrrLEyiELD
Thanking his former patrons for their liberal pat
ronagc, he can cheerfully recommend his success
sor as . gentleman worthy Of their confidence
Those who have work lying In my former shop,
are solicited 10 call and take Il Immediately, and
those who have bills due mo will save cost by call
ing and paying the came before leave the State
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ADMISSION -GaiIery, 30 Ceuis Parque, 4oi Doxu, q
Doors open at !, commence al O'Clock.
Carriages may be ordered at 1850.
lwll +. A1WOOD, Agent
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DfEp, at vineland. N. j.. Feb. 10, Walter Smith
son OF Daniel smith. Jr., and Mary Smith, boti
late of Saco, deceased. aged y years. u
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-The United States
Supreme Court has decided that any alien
white woman married to citizen of the United
States is citizen, under the Act of 10th Feb
ruary. 1855, which is in the following language:
Any woman who might lawfully be natural.
lied under existing laws, married, or who shall
be married to a citizen of the United States,
shall be deemed and taken to be citizen OF
the United States.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

~A1oS WALTERS CAsE.-Thc Supreme Court OF
:" Las refused the motion for new trial Of Sim
: 'AeTs, who was convicted in this county. in
-1 Of the murder Of Joseph l.. Bacon in Ada
~' lasi October, and the Judge of the District Is
'1'' 70 again pass sentence of death upon the
'@-s'' The District Court for this county will
~"ga2r session next October, when sentence
=, " pronounced, unless a special term is sooner
40 the purpose.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27
Furnishing MAIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Furnishing MAIL CoNTRACToRs.-AWas
ington paper of May 18th says:
Information having come to Gen. Smith,
Second Assistant Postmaster General, that GER
tain Western contractors were IN the habit OF
throwing off the mails in order to make room
for passengers, he has fined two of them IN the
sum of 81 900 each, and will apply this rule IN
all cases The Department will also withhold
payment in every instance where the trip Is
not performed, no matter what may be the
cause.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

GETTING WEARIED.-A Washington paper
of May 18th says:
II announced that the President wants to
go away some where for two or three weeks
for n little rest, and that he don't want anybody
to know where he Is going.
Grant cannot, in that case, go where Senator
Ross wished him; but he might get his Secre-
tary, Boutwell,, to dispatch him to that " hole
in the sky" to which that high-fancied person
age proposed to send Andy johnson, in case OF
his impeachment last year.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

- OHrG sToEE.-Dr Belknap has now the only
S'"'e IN Idaho City, he having purchased the
= aiures, stock in trade. good will. and every,
'P'Alhing to the business, Of NJ. VI. Chapman,
i'-sef druggist and apothecary. Mr.. John Fran,
accomplished apothecary, attends to the prep,
prescriptions and the heavy stock of fresh
=, 4u medicines, oils. paints, chemicals. &c, on
~, -'AAes the establishment one of the completes'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

THE Secretary of State has completed vol
luminous instructions to Minister Motley, VINO
agrees with Sumner His first business Will
be to negotiate the naturalization treaty upon
the basis of the protocol; also to try to secure
a consular treaty similar to that with other
countries He is to bring no undue pressure
to bear on the alabama claims.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

THE Archbishop of Cashel laments the re-
cont disturbance in the State of Ireland. He
says they are the acts of few desPeradoes'
and denies the existence of an organized con-
spracy. He asserts that the outrages are the
result of the unhappy relations between land
lord and tenant, and bids dissatisfied tenants
look for hope to Parliament.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

r.. Law FIRM.-By professional card in this pa
b. WI De seen that Judge Scaniker and Theo.
s. = Esq. of Boise City. and P. E. Edmond
ii - u THIS city, have formed law partnership,
- practice in all the Courts in Idaho They
3 y. A and favorably known as able and SUCCESS
>, 'S' and all legal business intrusted TO their
- meet with prompt attention.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

SELLS HIS PREsENTs.-A late ST. Louis
paper says:
The residence Of General Sherman, on Gar
r;son avenue. near Franklin street in this city,
recently occupied by the Generals family is
offered for sale The house was presented TO
the General by some leading citizen of that
civ
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

PosTMAsTER-GENERAL Cressweli mas ap-
pointed six negroes as railroad mai agents IN
Alabama and Mississippi.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

SECRETARY Boutwell, advertises TOR the
weekly purchase of million dollars bonds tor
the sinking fund.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

CHIEF JUSTICE Chase has decided that the
Virginia Legislature, which issued notes IN aid
of the rebellion, was Legislature de Jdcto,
and that had the notes been issued lot iegai
purpose they would have been valid.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

THE Grand Jury in Richmond, Virginia, are
indicting ofiice-holders who have falsely takeI
the iron.clad oath.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

TIE London Standard says the idea OF await
ing for the expressions on the Alabama ques,
ton from Parliament is absurd. the onlted
States Congress having indefinitely postponed
the question.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

l,,u, "-Casimir Barthes, Of the st. Charles
A,~ 'u' wishes to return to Europe. and there
d. i'r sale his property, business and all, in
VI ~, rare opportunity is now offered to any
" ouy the kind of property at sale, or to
s,., 'ne hotel and restaurant business. See
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

A COMMERCIAL Convention, at when SIX
teen Western and Southern States were rep
resented, convened at Memphis May 18th.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

COLUMBIA RIvER.-The Nountdineer OF
May 2lst says the Columbia river ut that place
was ut that date twenty-five feet above low
water gauge.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

A ST LOUIS grocer has received an invoice
of Japan tea, via railroad, thirty days from
Yokohama.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

THE Methodist preachers at Chicago protest
against decorating soldiers graves on Sunday
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

THE New York Collector estimates the ship
ment of United States bonds this week ut IS,
600 600