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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-06
FOk PALATKA. FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FkRNANDINA AND JACKSON


VILE.
-gnns THE FIRsT-CAsS sTRAM M E 3
ssSssstss.zS~ DICTATOR, Captain L. ID. CoxETTER,
will sail from Charleston ever! 7ussddy EreHng, at
Eight O'clock, tor the above points.
The Arst class Steamer CITY POINT, Captain WIZ.
T. MoNEIrY, will all from Charleston every Satur-
day Epning, al Eight O'Clock. ior above points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys. at wh:ch
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensacola. Key West and Havana
Through Bills Lading given for Freight to Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers connecting tpth H. S. Hdrfs tteom-
err Oclapaha and Griffin sr Siluer Springs and Lakes,
GRIMM, Eust,s Harris and Durham.
All freight payabe on the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at r1sa
and expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage engagemett Apply 70
J. D. AIKEN CO., Agents,
south Atlantic Wharf
N.B.-Ne extra charge for Meals and Staterooms. i.
Steamer CITY Point will touch at St mary's, Ge o.
going and returning each week.
November n
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IFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's

PACIFIC MAIL STEAmSHlF COmFA's
THRoUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RI
DUCED RATRSi
STEAMERS OF THE ABOVE
;:.S,<ssSS-S Hae leave Pier No. AZ, North River,
.L,5MSiyItS3S foot Of Oanalstreet, New Tork,
aSiSst.- gsiSsS 10 o'clock noon Of the 1t 9Th, leth
fall on sunday then the Saturday preceding,.
Departure Of 1st and oath connsct at Panama witn
steamers for south Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF LIST touch ut Manzanillo.
Departure of 9Th OF each month connects with
the new steam Line from Panama to Australia ana
New Zealand.
Steonship JAPAN leaves San Francisco fer Chi-
no and Japan February 4. 1858.
No Cal,fopnia steamers touch at HAVANA. but 60
direct from New York 10 Aspinwau
One hundred pounds baggage free 10 eaen adu''
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information sppH
ut the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the Wnsn.
foot of Canal.street, North River, New York.
March "a lyr FIR. BABf, Agent.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Havana Diario says that the revolution
ary General Oraugo was assasslnated BY order
of General Telsada.
Seybo, in st. Domingo, has pronounced
I against Ba.z.
The vomlto still prevails at Caracas. De La
Vile. the Italian Minister, died OF it.
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INLAND ROUTE.

INLAND HUUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
cuARI,Rs1o ON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PAoKR T
LINE, VIA EDIsTo, ROCKVILLE, BEAUFORT
AND HILTON HEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RALLR0ID AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
-NOoA THE FINE, FAST STE NJ
.fsrs.sSlaaE5S PILOT BOY. Captain FEM PEoK, will
leave Charleston on MONDAY and 1HURspAY MoRN-
usas al Eight o'clock Returning will leave ,avanaah
1urspAY MORNINGS at Eight o'clock, and FRIDAY
AFrERSooN at Two o'clock, touching At ndtsto on
1nUnspAY trip from Charleston, at eleven A. n,
and leaving Edis:o at Nine A. SATURDAY., on re-
turn trip.
The steamer will touch at Blufson and Chtsolm's,
each way, every TWO weeks. commencing with trip
OF January 21st and at Rockville every THURSDAY.
For Freight or Passage apply 70
JOHN FERGUSON,
Jannarv II Accommc cdasion Wharf.
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General superintendent,
Sum mary OF Wor k.

sum m ary OF work.
CHARLESTON DIVISION.
P. Z. CoBURN, Super VISOR.
From Charleston to BranchTlie sl1ty-two
miles.
Work done upon this division is as follows !:
Laid down four hundred and seventy-four tons
new rail; built four station houses as fouows,
viz Two at Ladson's, and two at Ten-mlle
Turnout. Pump sheds at following points:
SeYen.mile Pump, Ridgeville, Ffty-eight-m!ie
Turnout, and Summeryille.
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
W. T. MokEwN, Supervisor.
From Branchville to Columbia slxty-elgnt
miles.
Laid down three hundred and thirty-hve tons
new rail; built two houses for pump -minders,
on, at HOPKINS, and ono at Gadsden's. A
new turn table at Columbia, extended the size
of woodhouse at Columbia, built stone nbut-
ment to wash near Kngville. and completed
the guards to the piers Of Congaree Bridge.
HAMBURG DIVISION.
J. q. BUoKaALTER. Supervisor.
From Branchylle to Augusta seyenty-hve
miles.
rail: built three section houses, one at Ninety
six Turnout, and two at Johnson's; hve car
and tool houses, one at each OF following
places, viz: Branchville, Lees, Nlnety-slx
Turnout. Johnson's, and Kalmia Mills; one
passenger platform OF Lees, and ono at Ninety
six Turnout; one depot ut Granitevilie; nve ce-
pot sheds. one at each OF following places. viz:
Lees, Nncty-s1 Turnout. White Pond, Wind
sor and Johuson'5.
CAMDEN DIVISION.
JAMES IRUMBLE, Supervisor.
From King villc to Camden thirty-elGht miles.
Built section bo lse at BoYkIn's and one at
Ration Creek; car house at Middleton, and
nnaaannnr nlnfRnrn at Kin0Yila.
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" after the meeting OF stockholders, propose ar
rangements for q larger supply, which they
are of opinion can be had without creating any
embarrassment to our finances.
They are also quite of opinion that the stock
of good box cars should not be less than three
hundred, and have already authorized the con-
struction of the number necessary to make up
that total. The following summary IRON the
Superintendent's report will give. the motive
and car power Of the company of all descrip-
tions:
MOTIVE AND CAR POWER.
The number of locomotives remains the
same as at date of last report, viz: 45-one
having been condemned and one added.
FIRST class passenger cars. ......... ~
Second-class passenger, baggage, &c. 49,. Is
.2S4
Platform. .......'......... ~
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MILLS 4; CTlISOLM.
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS

SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND 10 TBE PURCHASE, SALF AM
SHIPMENT Ito Foreign and Domestic Ports' Of
COTTON RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL sToHEs
ATLANTIC wHARF, Charleston, =. Q.
EVIL. fS.....,..... .-..'-t.'.A' N'
October IS
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EoR NoRTH kpIsTO.

~-h THE STEAMER ST. HElKNA,
,s,usR;s46EI ;s2H Captain JAMES g. RuMLaI. will re.
ce3ye EreiQ6t TH1s DAY and leave MONDAY NORM
me- at o'clock and Edisto sano day, at o'clock.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or to
JOHN a. MURRAY,
Market Wharf.
The steamer leaves again WEDSEspXY MORNING, at
Q o'slock. and Edisto FRIDAY MORNING. ct half.past
O'Clock. u feoruary
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Producing The deficiency IS stated. 81 OIL G1
This falling of IN earnings is partly attribut-
able to u further reduction in our freight
tariffs, the decrease Of transportation on ac-
count OF the Uriled States Governmental De-
partments, and tho short receipts OF produce
within give periods when it was confidently
anticipated that the business would be at least
equal to that of similar periods III the previous
wear: as for instance, in the last quarter, the
down freight exhibits loss OF IL, 600 bales co.,
ton and dlmlnuton Ill receipts OF nearly
$40 600 90.
The bulk moved in all directions over the
road was
In 1866 equal TO- .73,4 ,4SG tons.
In 1857 equal to-. .126 222 tons.
In 1868 equal to-. .160, ,529 tons.
The excess over 1867, it will be
seen. .is............ .34 BOT tons.
and over 1866 ....................S 81 043 tons.
The fact of 80 large an additional tonnage
carried during the year should be BONE III
mind, when considering general results, as not
only compcnsatins somewhat for The reduction
OF rates. but lkcwlso rs demanding more
power; and, consequently, involving an lncro aso
Of expelisc ia accomplishing Its movement.
Tue expenses are stated to be s697 447 4O,
! in whlc.i arc Included. however, ltIms OF an
extraordinary character amounting to very
nearly So, 900, but which have boon allowed to
| remain IS lilClf eX!1tcllOu Woulu fol uIutc-
rally all ct tic gchetal results. AS merely
com ar,.i with the current Operating cyDahso5
OF 1867, they exhibit reduction oi S475l 9l,
to wnjcil II sc add the extraordinary iteus
| abovo referred to, tho percentage ut expenses
on earnings wouil DO less tnan that U. the
year pr,v oas, by say aboat 81 lOO per ccnt.
As the figures n1M stand for D0tn years the
ratio vi cXDcus.s to earnings is equal
lu 1867 SO 33-1O0 Icr cent.
Aud In 1868 TO- .53 % leO Per cent.
showing slignly in favor OF the previous yoar
No effort has bcon spared to enforce the
| strlctest ccou my IN management; and o re
dlction of orc. us we'll as compensation has
been, from timc to time, res Jrled to IN order te
curtail tha Gust OF operating. In tho procure
ment OF Indispensable supplies. however, II
has not b,un in our power to effect any mate
rial saving. prices generally having maintained
the range OF tho previous year. Respectfully
ask a retcreuco to tile au li.ur's statelnent. let
ter B No. 9 in which will be touud the detail:
OF tho exo.a ;es also to Statements Nos. 1.
and 8 furnishing the PARTICULARS OF month";!
caruings, receipts OF product at this terlnln ls
and co o,nplrson OF SUCH receipts from lSit II
the present time.
TRANSPORTATION DEpAErMENr.
There is every reason to beicv: that tho OK
peetatlons aud requirements OF the tra1elliu;
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TIE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
CONP.iNT.

Report of the President and Directors
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Report of the General Superintendent.
OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
SOUTH CAROLINA r. R. Co.,
CHARLESTON, s. O., January 9, 1869.
To The President and Board Of Directors Of
the South Carolina Railrodd Company. ::
GENrLEMEN-I hayo now the honor OF sub
mitting to YOU my fourteenth annual report as
Your general superintendent.
As heretofore, propose to preface the more
material part Of 1t by general reference to
the earnings OF the past year and to tho expen-
scs incurred in operating the severa! depart
mcnts, under my supervision, employing. ns
usual for the purpose, the information afford
ed in detail by che auditors statements:
The earnings from NIL sources for the gear
are stated by him to be 81 ,29i 9G1 SO. In the
year previous (1867) they were 81. BIG. 0o6 %.
THIS SHOWS a deficiency in 1868 OF s21 044 61:
Upon q comparison OF the several divisions OF
pears to have resulted from
First, decrease IN up freight Of. .s64 9G7 81
Z" % passage. ..... 10 0ll 3S
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cat the regular quarterly meeting OF the
Board OF Directors CT the South Clrollna Rail-
road Company. held in the City of Charleston,
on the 2Oih January, 1869, the following reso-
lutlons werc uuanim )usly adopted:
"Resoloed, That in compliance with tho
wishes of tho Hon. Alfred Hueer, as expressed
in his letter OF the 5sh instant, his resignation
from this board is respectfully assented to-.
'.Resolocd, AS the unanimous seose OF this
meeting, that in the ioag period OF twenty-five
wears. during which AIr. Auger has uninter-
ruptedly held O sent among them, his high
character and able counsels have. at all times,
contributed essentially to the reputation OF the
company, and to the successful management
OF their affairs.
"Resoiced, That the President, be aud he ID
bprebv requested to tender to the Hon. Mr.
Huoer !. travelling ticket for life over the
several roads OF the company.
From the minutes.
J. II. EMERY, Secretary
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FOK BRUNSWICK. Ga.

49, THE STEAMER "DI6TATOK,
.Es4S=ES sa42Sa=ES Captain L. n. coxrTrE8, Will touch
at thus point every Wednesddy, leaving savannah az
Nine A. NJ, and on her return trip Will touch there
on S. .'urdoy At,ernssn, arriving back at Savannah
on Sunday Aorning. J. D. AIKEN co.,
NovamEer u Agents.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL.

MEMoRIALs-THE REcoRDER OF
CHARLESTON TO HOLD POLICE ooURT-coDI-
FIcATIoN OF THE LAwS-LAzARETTo AND
QUARANTINE FOR CHARLESTON HARBoR-BoARD
OF COMMISSIONERS FOR CHARLESTON BLACK
VILE NOT YET COUNTY TOWN.
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OF the investment fund above re-
ferred to as eventually applca-
BILE to debt reductions, the fol-
lowing items are particularly so
10 bonds payable:
Securities at their face valuation. 5 I'll 00O 0O
Securities at their market valuation 6I,UO0 0O
IOual .....................S 40 ooo uo
= ed. vIz........'................ 81. 6G3 II
De- ialen from the amount Of these
securities, tho "Boud Debt"
would show reduction OF. 5 49,, 1886 SO
The bills payable account on the
S1st D, cembcr, 1867, stool ut. 5 3l7 1SG %
It now stands ut at............. $1,000 60
Showing reduction during tho -,
past year OF. Of....................S a-2,lze oo
To this should he added tho
amount OF an outstanding note,
given in October, for the p'lr-
chase OF certain securities, they
now forming part vi tho assets
OF that class Observation-Disclosures. Zf,Soo o.
Virtual reduction. n...............S 25C,4s1 80
Tho balance OF the account as
above stated, viz. 81 0GO G0
After deductlEg The note just re- ...
ferred to, VIZ. Z.................. N,00o 90
Ieaying. .......................$ 60,7W n
Il composed of Obligations given for the pur-
chase uR rails and other necessary supplies,
and moro accurately represent balance OF bills
payable.
DIVIDENDS.
In their annual report for 1857. the board
used The following language, afser briefly ad-
verting to an observation III their previous re-
port:
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OFFICE OF SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD So..
CHARLESTON, January 20, 1869. !
To the Stockholders of the South Carolina Rail
road Company:
GENTIEMEN-The Board of Directors re-
spectfully submit their annual report Tor the
wear terminating 31st December last accom-
panyins it arc also submitted the report OF tne
General Superintendent and the Auditors
statements.
Those papers, to which the attention Of the
stockholders is invited, exhibit results which,
it is hoped, will be as acceptable to them as
they are gratifying to the Board.
A short twelve-month ago, however. lnl-
pelled by considerations of ordinary prudence
from any expression OF their apprenenslons,
the board was seriously impressed by the
doubtful aspect which hung around the lmmc-
,linto future OF the road. The crop OF the
country upon which its fortunes We're based
had in great measure passed from the hands
of its producers at prices so unremuneratlve
as 10 leave at once little to contribute to lis
purchasing ability, or 10 the activity OF per-
SO al intercourse-i1 this wise anecClnS our
business not only in the matter OF the move
ment of merchandise frelghts into the lntc-
rior, but also IN the volume OF lIaVei III I'LL oi-
rections.
That these approhensions were not without
reasonable grounds is strikingy evidenced by
some of the results which appear Ill the tables
of departments. 1t Is there seen that IN the
movement OF westward freight and local pas
sage, the falling off is heavy, and that we are
entirely indebted 10 our eastward bound freight
for an amount of earnings at all comparable
to those of 1867, and this ability is due not
more to Increased production and low tariffs
than to our much extended and greatly I'M
proved through connections.
The transportation earnings OF tic year are
thus stated:
Fra;obt 1861, ,Toi 80
PASSAGE $40 IT'S Al
Mails co. .575 90
G;her sources. .................. 1904 Il
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Making the stock, of all classes, u w. -. .40O
In rablo No 9 will ba founh the cost Oh con
strnctinn. md other information in this con-
nrciIon: and in concluding my notice of this
and the ,potivc-power works, beg to add,
Thai the substantial ch racter anil excellent
finish of whatever manufacture comas from
either of t lem. reflects the highest credit on
their ma nagemont and supervision. and that the
urolhp1tude nnd dispatch with which sudden
demands hayo from timo to time been met oy
ho.h of tlom are only a ldltlo1al proofs OF
their good orgauization and efficiency.
ROAD DEPARTMENT.
Throuchout the en.irt Ing, the operations
of this department d,rIug the year have been
exclusively OF q current characte-. Shortly
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OFFICE OF SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD Co.. [
CHARLESTON, January 20, 1869.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

las O'MEARA-- We had the pleasure OF receiving
a letter a few days since from Mr.. OMeara. formerly
editor of this paper who. since he left Idaho mas
been on the wing crossing the continent twice. WISH
i,g Washington, Baltimore and New York city while
IN ,bc East Upon his return to San Francisco IN
stead Of going to Los Angeles he intended he was
comneed to return to Oregon account of sickness
in his family, having received dispa'ch ho'li' 'e
him of the serious illness OF Mrs. oMeara' VI a.
irving at Salem he found her conVaiesce'' al" ''i'e
then he has removed with his family 70 Por'iaiiu'
OREGON. Mr.. O'Meara seems to have great commence
IN the future Of Portland, and there is prooao'1
thu, he will permanently locate at that place.
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NEW PApER-We have received the hrst nurhoel VI
new paper published at Hammonton' N d. eh'''ieu
Truth" by the Truth Association, which presents
neat typographical appearance though quite small
q bene but column sheet Its contents con-
.is, of singular medley or conglomeration OF arti-
c,es extracts and quotations. from prominent VIII
ora mixed with what purpor's to be original ma''ef'
and from the cloud and sounding phrase OF the man
,fssto its object is to war upon vice. im"ofal's
na IN fact upon ever. thing generally From sien'
,ina,ion Of its contents should Judge the eat
50 an enthusiast, or a mailman, with some httie
method in his madness.
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NJ 4 RRIN,D.

In Idaho City at the resi- 'ence Of Mr.. D. B. Kim
mel, Wednesday, Nov. "a. 1869, by Rev. Father A. Z.
Poulin, DR.. H. ZIPF to Miss Liz E HALP1NE
The WORLD Office was not forgotten on the occasion.
accompanying the notice bountiful supply of
cake and wine, and the groom and his fair young
bride have the best wishes of all the WORLD for their
future happiness and prosperity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

No. n suAFER-We had the pleasure OF peru
,o,,er from Hon. j. K shafer to friend IN
49,. H., ,a,ea November Goth. The Judge was IN
aud savs the city is very dull and Will
continue so until Congress meets ho wa" N'
pectirg Col s. A. Merritt and intended A''p'''
i.o the Colonel to Virginia.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

RAcE-The match race between 4A""e
Charley Comeup came of over the Doi', The
on last Saturday and was one oy the iA''el' 49,
Sta,<sman does not give the time' on inc s'oaH"
q. wonldn't do either Of the horses any creo'~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

SNK AGAIS-County Auditor Moloney returned
Nv dajs since, from the Bay whittier he had gone Oh
''''H to his family. Nc had very mario" escape
~ had bought his ticket and intended starting on
% tram the morning Of the fatal collision at Simp-
VI station, bu: sickness delayed him which. though
~ annoyance to him at the time proved proVideh-
w Ilertcrcurn
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City and County.

,;nr Out Their Dry GOOds.-Mnssrs.
Swim have yet on hand fine lot Of dry
n's and offer superior inducements to purchasers.
sV ,r;, close out their stock of dry goods at any
1N. Cor CASH, as they intend to lay in no more Of
PRIV 'horacter of merchandise They say price is no
u'' them: that cash is what they want. Call on
wv" before making purchases.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

AGS Go0as.--J. G. Bryant has just received at his
~'ehauses Ut Main street a fine ass"rtmento OF "iheS
'4Lquors. tobaccos cigars. blankets, clothing ana
EMS furnishing goods. If all descriptions; nonr'
Won, HARDWARE, lamps and fixtures. fine toiiet hA'
N':s 70! Christmas. etc etc, to- numerous to men
Iva Il you want anything for Christmas Cali Oh
":!2at; he'll FIX Won plenty"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

'ALL AT G. Observation-Disclosures is called 70 INC
e'sement in this issue of the ball to be given at
;, .'ueFvilIe, Wednesday evening. December Sth' oy
~ henry Otto. Mr. Otto and his wife have taken
large Of Bourgeois Ho Ell at Centerville. and per-
4' who attend the ball can rest assured that every
Jung will be done to insure the comfort OF guests.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

4y0:HGE ISvo;CE.-Fle!schman Hcyneman nave
's=Ted an i.st.l!iaent Of their Winter stocE-le2
p.s--co:s.,ting Of wines. liquors. tooaccos, cigars
A-Iy groceries aud miners supplies OF all kinds IN
-: anything in the eating and drinking line you can
-'E1ud in then store including even acknowledges
'lsF article to rs, bat which we are informed IS
2Is pa!aao.e, So much so that there is but ie"
igs lit.
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lrp,--gr,-I.ast week several old resiLcatcrs took
=: ds,ar.lrs hy Pthkh!m'S starcs for different
PM, ;Ar gu-ao1; the East. Ctsmir bar'hcS of the
&Cia.-s H,:.l has gone to France; sam M"nt-
:2erv, 70 Canada; O. g. Waterman. t. Iowa; and
Il Jules T.ey-I..n and Chas. LadtcuschlaSer the
inner go.n. to oregon and the latter TO San Fran
a. "a others VII pse names We have forgotten. II
Hir n;ea;oo Il about all Of them to return in the
%.s. W hope they may enjoy their visits to their
:aec,!ye homes aud after pleasant sojouTn safely
i:.1:u II Tie spring.
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'HE--A fire broke out In the rear OF Mr. "m'
'"~serad's store, on Commercial street. Few DAYS
20 but it was extinguished before any serious dam
- was done. though it caused considerable sur
nra ng the merchants and property holders III tna'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

DISSOLUTION NOTICE. The notice of dissolution OF
"parinership between Messrs. Rosenbaum Child
4' found in this issue. Persons Interested VIII
''efh themselves accordingly. Mr.. kosenoaum
~uuhues the business here, and has changed his
''ertisement to conform He has on hand hnc
'A aud cannot be undersold.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-02

AcksowLEDGMESr-yaird K Judge, of the "Min'
g. exchange" will please accept our thanks JOE 'h'
A sent to this Office. They are good fellows Keep
aaest saloon in the Territory. and We are giao OF
St'' friendship.
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