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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28
THE COUNTS,
CRIMINAL OoURr-Judge Fisher.-Thfs eou
was occupied as follows yesterday!
rAaH DIaMIAanU.


was occupied as follows yesterday!
RAPE CASE DisNtsssD.
James Marshall, for rape upon Rosa Ward
on the 9th day Of August, 1865. This IL \ case
before reported. The defendant was charged
with committing q rape upon Rosa Ward In
tho library OF Chief Justice Chase, and excited
much interest At Its last trial, and WAS then re.
ported 1t length.
The District Attorney declines to proceed
further with the case.
Willihn Shaw, for stealing 4 coat and pants
from s. MoDonoughj = second offence. The
District Attorney declined to prosecute.
John Cole, for stealing horse, wagon, aud
June last, was convicted and sent to the peni.
tentlsry for two years.
WIN. shaw, larceny OF money from Conrad
Yost on tho LIST day OF June last
James Baylor, IT,, and Page Baylor, hereto.
fore convicted OF riot and ARRAY, and sentenced
to 20 days Imprisonment In j.il, were brought
Into court and sentence remittod.
William shaw. assault and battery upon
Julius Bouldin, with intent to kill. lie WAS
found guilty Of assault and battery Of an az.
gravated character.
same. for assault on John Leo. Note pros.
entered,
John CLARK alias Isaac Walker. for resisting
was found guilty.
Albert Garter, for larceny OF a hat from
James white. Ths District Attorney declined
further to prosecute.
Robert Lae, for assault and battery on
Warrington Howard, near the Howard Uni.
versity. He was soquitted.
lJohn Dunn, who wv sentencoi few
on Anne Dunn, whereof he had boon convicted
was recalled, his sentence set aside, and he
WAS fined Is.
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

ADVANTAGE TO WOMEN OF WEARING
MEs's CLoTHns.-Not long since young
man was taken dangerously III In New
York at night He was alone with his sister,
and she was obliged TO go after 10 o'clock for
physician. She trembled at the thought,
and her brother resolved again and again to
bear the pain until morning, but at last they
felt she must go. Tho happy thought sug-
gested itsolf TO put on her brothers. clothes
and take his loaded pistol Tho result was
that she brought back the physician, and he
never knew until he reached tho house and
she told him, that she was woman. She
said she had such feeling Of independence
and safety as she passed men and women In
the dark streets that she Immediately pre-.
pared q complete suit to wear whenever she
sees NJ. Thus armed and equipped she
takes evening walks, goes to church, lee
lures, the theatre, and when In the country
roams alone by day and by night. Unfortu-
natoly, the law forbids woman thus 10 pro-
tect herself
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

THa WASHINGTON Orr DIsPnNsART,
northwest corner Of Seventh and u strocts,
conducted by Drs. l.. N. Taylor and z. W.
Latimor, has proved perfect suocoss. Medl-
cal advice and surgical operations FREQ Of
charge to the poor. 0flico hours from Q to
10 q. IN. and 5to 7p. m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

MARVELLOUS ESCAPE. - The Burlington
(yt.) Free Press says that one day last week
Mr.. Sanford Rose, Of Huntington, while en-
gagged In moving discovered hand rake
standing In the grass In front OF his machine,
and lining the cutter, reached down to re-
appeared to be human object Just In front
OF him. lie carried the blades over, and
upon turning around saw his son, youth of
four years, asleep In the grass, who, but for
the proyidential occurrence Of the rake being
visible, must have met with horrible death.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

NorR, Under the regulations Of the Department
made for advertising Proelamations except TO such
publishers as arc specially authorized, ieA.Tiyt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

THE COAX HALL" clothing still csrries
the day as to style and finish, while the
material Ia OF tho bat r,;.ality. A visit to
the ostabllshp,ont will provo tho above as
sertioS. No. 400 Seventh street, opposite the
Post ONCE.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. on Capit6 Hill, 70,
sale on monthly Payments.
HOUSES AND LOTS In all parts OF the s,y 70,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

The SUNDAY RIOT AT BRIGurwoop.-
Since the riot on Sunday at Brightwood, d.
c., reported In Mondays REPUBLICAN, the
police have been actively at work ferreting
out the participants for whose arrest war
rants had been issued. Yesterday mornin z
Ave OF them were brought before Justice
Wall, at the Second precinct station house,
and after hearing the evidence In the case
tho magistrate sentenced them to twelve
hours imprisonment In the cells at tho sta
Llon-house.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

FoR NoRFoLK.-Tho splendid steamer w.
W. Colt will start on her regular trim to-
morrow at nine O'Clock from Georgetown.
and ton O'Clock from Galt's wharf. ThIs
line IL meeting with great favor, and We
learn large number Of ladies and gentle
men have engaged passage on this trip to
enjoy the exhllarating Dreozes of Old Ocean.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

HANDSOME PREsEsT.-Gcneral Joseph Ger
hardt received by Adams express yesterday
handsome and valuable present from the
officers OF the Forty-sixth New York regi-
ment, which the general commanded during
the rebellion. The present Ia u gold badge
Of the Ninth army corps, representing can
non and an anchor, surmounted by an eagle.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

JAMES NOLAN.
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.
Sole Agent for Carte d,oi. Lac dor, And iier
ChAmpAignes,
IN psnnsylVania avenue, SdIOinins Metropolitan
q. Hotel.
Store aud sample Room superintendsd By Wm.
ConrOy.
sSrAgsnt for the La MAuolA C,r.r .o,Au
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

THE New RACE BoAr.-The boats crow OF
the Potomac club, consisting OF Messrs. It.
A. Richie, w. W. Wheeler, @. L. Alden,
Samuel Wheeler, J. Z. Marbury, and Geo
l.. Fox, coxswain, on Monday evening pro-
ceodod TO Alexandria, there TO receive new
racc-boat latoly purchased in baltimore and
brought to Alexandria por steamer Column
bla. The craft Is model of beauty, the
first OF the kind ever built for this latitude;
measures thirty-three feet In length, three
feet ten inches beam, and weighs one hun
dred and elghty-threo pounds, is built of
Spanish cedar, manned by four oars and
draws, with crew aboard, three inches of
water aft, and two and half forward. The
owners are we'll pleased with the boat, and
have made arrangements for tho building OF
two others OF the same clsss, but Of different
aizeR
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28

GRAND EycAMPNBST, /. o. o. F.-The
Grand Encampment, /. o. o. T. of the Dis
trict Of Columbia have elected tho following
officers for the ensuing year: Thomas Green,
G. II. p; II. G. Espey, @. 8. W.; s. L.
liable, @. ]. W.; Thomas W. Fowler, @.
Scribe; Francis B. Lord, ar, Grand Treas;
George +. Timms, G. Sent; John II. Ssifiert,
q. Marshal. Charles B. r. Colledge was
elected representative to the Grand Lodge
Of the United States, and he, with Fred. D.
Stuart, ESQ.,, Deputy Grand Sire, and Messrs.
VIM. X. Mclean and John Havenner, will
constitute the delegation who will attend the
next session of the Grand Lodge, which
will be held in.san Francisco In September
next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-10

HOMICIDE IN VIRGINIA.-A cod.blo0ded murder
was committed a. Abingdon on Thursday. under the
IonowIng circumstances, AZ we learn from reliable
authority:-Wnliam II. Campbell ard William now.
eli had some dMculty IN settlement About four
O'CLOCK THURSDAY evening Mr. Howell was sltting In
versation with MI: W. W. Hurt, when Campbell RODE
up ana calico 70 Howell, saying, "a am prepared for
you now" or ~ am armed.n Howell rose from his
to PICK up stone Az he stopped Campbell SLID on
o. nus morse GA the opposite side from lowell, and
Howell. the ball taking effect mrne above the
left nipple Howell lived about an hour. He leaves
wife and several children IN destitute circup.
stancss. campoeii made MS escape Lvnchoprp
YDrUtntdn. AUGUST =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-10

a ay:s rs:;s s 2 ,ss been d.ys north
c 5 Ss: y as ssy
si Sc. &C. Gs
sssr k s!s ssa,n a.s .,ss
s ssST 3 SpGTf sI1iL rs %ss,.:.v irEai.
sshr ouvs cs. dsy, SS .,h to Jed Frye
Ss;s dS S.sss9' ts.ssSgsi.
The ship semnms from Liverpool which arrived nm thu
s s a.s9 q 81 Hsa One
@ Bss mas or ss,mpulsy with bark Inca
R sG~ ny ss sssss
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Nereas, Bearse, Boston for New York with
New York with Grsnds e Co. days. Tor
Nsw YORK. % m Tap:Gp 81 John NJ days.
sshr yss Warren days. for New
sshr paal Williams Roberts, for New York, with
With ss .a III s'k sds.r Browns Bank for New
sssr Fra! s5aasq Brown for New York. with
sSr srs,T New Bedford for New York.
seSr ned Sanans xnes FsniSsts sT Tor Nsw York
FSass sGss . ~. ssr Ssw s
sshr silas Wright, Parks, Providence for New York
schr Thompson lawson Providence for Poushkeep
scnr nary fwood Brewster, Whitestone for New York
Schr Hall, Murphy, New Haven for New YORK
Schr Orion Smith, New Haven for New York.
Schr Joseph, Skirmore, New Haven for New York
Schr Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford tor
Schr Jas Buchanan, Kelly, Derby for Elizabethpor
Schr Almon Bacon. Crosby, Bridgeport for Albany
Schr Chas Moore, fngersoi, Bridgeport for New York
Sehr John Brown, -, Northport for New Yort
scnr Geo Downing Peck, Northport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Capital, Hubbard, Amboy for Boston.
George w"rwcl 1SS Tor IN So @SsSn
Schr Gen Grant, Hunter, Trenton for Hartford.
Schr Dart. johnson, Elizabethport for Stanford
Schr Caroline O. Norwood, Ezabethpor for
Mass. -'e'o"h,
schr Messenger, -: Elizabethport for Taunton
Schr Onward, Hadley. Elizabethport for Portland
Schr Eagle, Chase, South Amboy for Pawtucket
Schr Brockway, Francis, South Amboy New London
SIR . Spellman, -, Rondout for Middieown
Schr 5 Jackson, Abraham Haverstraw for Wbitesone
Schr Shamrock -, Haverstraw for westchester.
Schr Editor, Black, Permont for New Haven
Schr Eveine, Petite. New York for Bangor
Schr Niger, Thompson, New York for Damartscotta
Schr COMPROMISE, Barlow New YORK for Providence.
Schr s Woods, Buckley, New York for Cow Raw
Schr Greene, =, New York for Northport
Schr Myhan, Doane, New York for Boston,
Schr Milton, Raymond, New York for PROVIDENCE
Schr W Rogers, Smith, New York for New London
Schr Ticker Haines, New York for New London
schr 5 Smith, Snow, Port Chester for New Bedford.
Wind at sunset SSW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-10

TIE WESTERN LocUsTs.-A recent number OF q
Nevada newspaper gives an account. furnlsned by
correspondent 0I the armies OF locusts grasshop
pers or crcketa that devastate those regions. The
iocusts Is stated, come In three or four divisions
each o mile long by half mile wide. stopping at
nothing and passing through fire and water On
reaching the Ouyhee river the locusts ran
out on the branches OF the willow trees,
then jumped into the stream and swan across
whole OF this part Of the country Is covered with
grass but the ocusts rejecting their usual food at
tackled saddles brides and other leather articles
and In short time devoured everything. The fish
IN the river which they crossed would nos bite fer
four days afterwards, having been completely SAT-.
ated with the iocusts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-10

PROGRESS OF THE ONEIDA CoAMuNITY.-Says Mr.
Noyes, IN the Circular, 1--WE received q cali this
week from the veteran socialist, NJ. Victor Consld:
starring his experiment In Texas. lie Is now re.
turning 70 Europe and wished 10 see our growth be.
fore leaving America The mansion house and the
'old miii' were almost the only remnants OF the
place Of bis rec0lections. Why said he, 'wnen
visited you before y0u were rustics and lived poor.
~, but now you have become princes and i've In
palaces Az the time OF his former VISIT Mr.. New.
house made traps In little room at one end OF our
old country blacksmith shop, and they scarcely
known outside the Oneida valley. Now they are
seen in every frontier town from the sanuenay to
Frszer's river. N. Considerant 10 probably the
pprest representative ellve Of FoQrter'S IDEAS"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-10
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 8, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port Will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet. The New York Associated Press now
collect marine reports attend the delivery of packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March 3, 1865
Resolved, That and after April 1863 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship
barbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
p1- The office OF the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE at Whitehall slip. All communications from
and consgnees the masters Of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free of charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-10
TIE Pacific RAIL soAD BONDS.
BOSTON, August 0, Il

BOSTON, August 0, 1859.
o'iver Ames, President Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road. publishes in the Journal this morning the fol-
loving card;-"We see by On article IN the New
YORK Erening Post OF yesterday that Il is
suggested that the Pacific Railroad Com.
panies have issued bonds under the law for
100 miles In advance OF the comple,ed line of road,
II THIS Is meant TO Apply the Union Pacific road IL
10 entirely false. The Union Pacific Railroad Com.
pahy nave not sold as many bonds Is they are en-.
tilted 10 issue. by over 81, 900 pO0.u
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
:sn.5S I sasl * So 80 sy s%s9
& Arran 4 from nh G,ssnScs for 9seSeo sh at n0on lat
%s:s s S
"a. ~ n Ion ss passed bark Sarah OBJ for 2ueses
M lat A1o Ion 80 % passed erisrssed steamer bound
aas: %
Steamship 2 knight Nen, Georgetown DC, with mdss
Steamship Freely Hows.. Delaware with peaches &c. to
ss IsS s:{pS5 sp 4P hps
June crossed p. In: n o sh .n -SS; and
ss'T: ;Ss e % Iss sp:s:
Hgf s1ssh I.s aSsSss ass
Ranroon iof LlvsrPeol; April 20, e. 50 Ion 50 81 ?.
4%s'''sS ''is S'is ss 'i e. ss'sH
ssss'' E s,as:S' {. ''$s:sf A., AZ:
"a 1a e n, Es, z. g. f ss
Hs". Bay 70! q, sfsrs, june H. y = 3 Ham
ass:A ;i' Ss''s s
~: :ss s 81. H.. e.:
and crossea .hs slaa;os July 10 April spoke bark John
sSs%.s sni iS sr. 70, s.n
+ :sssix Hs;s' eIs f,:Sl.
from Manila for New York. 70 days quit Juns "a, ~ %
So days out All well. The has been days o. Hauerai
ws s SS SsS q GGg: M NV "''
Bark Yontezums Briggs Bsrbsdo.. 10 days with sugar
6afk Edward Mcdowell new OF Bostonl Gibbs. kenne
rs .SSs: az. Ss.. ss es aoS 1I a
! pool for Baltimore.
Brig Msdonna (Br Jordan, Demarars, n days with sugA,
and moiascs Harvey Bsrnes vessel 70 Jed Frye Co
Had moderate weather has been days OF 81 with light
varsabs winds. Aug lat 20 90 Ion ~ spoke whaling bari
Three Brothers bound 10 New Bedford
Brig Alice Franklin Br Brown Cosrno' 10 dsya With IN
Brig Sarah Kennedy tof wsidoboro, Duncan. Areccioo
PR, II with sugar. Had 6pe weather chs
entire passage July % q N. Ton 50 VI. spoke schi
Florence " Turner steering south
Brig Mary Conery (of wAldoboro) Simmons. Cienfus
] soa y dVh Wy sugar sng poiAs1tn " Braslws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-10
A Nuisance in the Seventeenth Ward.

"a seventeenth Ward CitiYcn" morns us Dy letter
OF the condition OF the open space of ground formed
by the junction OF East Houston and First streets.
The spot is 25X4xl56 feet almost a triangle. A
shanty which stood on 1t was torn down, but the
cellar excavation is left open to depth OF from four
to six feet. Water has accumulated there about two
and half feet Deep and Is increasing daily there
is no outlet for 1t. Boys even bathing there all
day and part of the night. Our correspondent gives
also the facts OF "nice little arrangements be-
tween the city authorities and the lessee OF thus trI
angular piece Of land. by which the latter made q
very good bargain and the taxpayers OF the
city were Heeced, If our correspondent be
rightly informed. He says that rumor has 1t
that the lessee received $4,000 bonus for his
lease, besides which the city pays annually 81, 100
ground rent for the remainder Of the uReXp pred
term OF the lease. This place is destined to be
changed into park but in It's present condition IL
il a dangerous nuisance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-10
CLEARED.

Steamship Cimbrta NsGG Hack, Plymouth, Cberbourg
and Hamburq-k unhardt a Co.
Steamship Franconia Bragg. Portlapd-J Ames
ship Scranton, Williams, Liverpool Lawrence, Giles
a Co.
Bark Gaetano (a, Carson Peuarth Roads for ordersJ
Phillips Son.
Co.
Bark Rideout (Br), McAieter, sagua-Bret, Son Co.
Bark Warrior (Br) Gum. rictou-Brett, Son 4 Co.
Brig Alpha (Br), Burke Turks lslands-Mier Houghon
Brig Havana Bemis, Havana-S Ward Co.
Brig Napier tBr) Brown, Cow Bay-C Swain.
schr II Brewster, SQuires, st Johns, PR-A Abbott
Schr Victory tBr, Clark ,tNassau-R EfHutchinson.
schr Agnes, Perkins, Nassau--Moss 4 Ward.
Schr Chester tBr). Kennedy, Halifax-B Small Co.
.schr Malanta (Br), McBurne, Windsor, Ns-Crandaii.
Umphray Co.
Schr Erie Boyce, Norfolk Hampson.
Schr Anna Lewis Dayton, Alexandria-Baker DAYTON.
Schr q G Morris, Aris. Phiadepha-N b vondersrnth.
schr W Bowen, Reynolds, Uncasvile-H Jackson 4
Co.
sloop Temperance, Wakeer, Uncasviie-H Jackson 4
Co.
Steamer Novelty, Wilcox Philadelphia.
CLEARED 6,h-Bark Corioan NO, Won Bremen, London
Ruger Bros.
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SHIPPIN NE w S.

Almanac for New Y0rlk-This Day.
Sun RISES. O5 Moon sets .eve 90S
Sun sets. ...... % High water....eve 10 Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-10
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Advice to Travellers 10 California.

Advice 10 Travellers 10 California.
A "Traveller" advises persons going TO California
overland to take with them enough provisions TO
last to Sacramento and not TO depend for meals on
the hostelres along the railroad. Four or SIX FER
sons, he says, could mess together and take large
hamper containing ham, tongues, canned oysters
small bottle Of powdered maRnes'a rhy could be
placed In the baggage car within easy reach. and u
small gratuty to the railroad officials would secure
re afn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-10

SINGULAR CASE OF CHILD MURDER.-For several
days past lady from New York has been visiting
our city tor the benefit OF her health who has lately
lost child under the following circumstaBces:-For
some time before the death Of the babe prnci-
paly entrusted to the care OF nurse Girl of fifteen
years, who appeared to be very fond OF 1t. The
mother noticed, however, that nearly every time the
nurse had the child IN care it became subject to
spasms, which gradually increased. The brother Of
the parent who Is practicing physician, several
times examined the infant and could see no reason
why 1t should be unwell, and one time charged
the girl with giving 1t poison IN some shape.
The nurse at first denied the charge but at last ac
knowedged that she had occasionally gwen sooth-
ing syrup OF a kind well known. After this she was
watched more closely but could not be detected in
doing any harm. But the child continued to get
worse and the nurse was at last discharged. Medi.
cine however, could do no good for the babe and il
soon died. Since then il has been discovered that
the nurse was In the habit OF prcking child with
pin back OF one OF It's ears, and that eventually
festered In the head and thus caused Its DEATH The
authorities OF New York city endeavorlng dis
cover the whereabouts OF the young lady, when she
will be tried Tor murder.-HdyriSbug'g (Fd.) Patriot,
August 6.
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HOW 70 Reliexe Rroadwux.

correspondent suggests the following plan for
the reliel OF Broadway, and he hopes that his may
form good basis for useful action. He proposes
that Nassau street should be continued through the
City Han Park, entering Chambers street opposite
the present United States Court building, by remov-
ing which and cutting through the block Elm
street is reached. This latter should be
wdened TO about eighty feet all the way
Undergo The same imnrovement In ia ent,re aoStn
TO Bleecker, from which new street, rather an
extension Of Crosby street. OF the width eighty
feet ought to be cut through to Great Jones street.
where II would unite with Lafayette place. connect
ing with Aston place aud Fourth avenue. This i'm
provement would cost comparatively small amount
and would take or from Broadway an immense
amount OF road travel II would also be well adapted
for the purposes OF an elevated city railroad since
at sufficient elevation TO let all vehicles pass under
meath, the rails to be laid these Orders and the
cars to be propelled by chains or steel wire ropes.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01
Titv and County.

cr MINING PRoJECT.-Pursuant to call a
HD - citizens-miners, merchants and others
euII Of the Court House on last Friday evening,
.,or the practicability Of sinking shaft down
'D, rock at some point near this city, to ascer-
rs.tber mining at that depth will pay. S. J..
Fn ,.,oo was chosen Chairman and Jules Thevnin
pus ,rr of the meeting. After some expression of
.or tbe project, the following named gentle
amounted as an Executive Committee. viz
r;nc.ley, Robert Turner, Geo. Baldwin. c. H.
IA J. Bunner, and the meeting adjourned
.,na again at the Court House. on Friday
\ :, mlv ID. at O'Clock. 1t is earnestly hoped
to.morrow evening full meeting will be had,
.n,t every person who feels an interest in the
st will participate in the meeting. We learn that
,,ior Of certain late and very important dis
+.s Of mining grounds in the vicinity of this
viii he given on the occasion. Let all attend
i, ;ha punctual.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

r,-r-H Of july CELEBRATIoE.-We regret to learn
ne proposed celebration of the coming Ami
II American Independence at Centerville has
). for some cause, abandoned by the projectors.
.,+,s by authority, in another column, tells the
however, and the celebration will not come Off
! rvas Boise county out of the list of celebrants
~. say and il is too late to try to remedy the
inter. But the Good Templars Of this city are de-
L.r;nai 10 do something towards having enjoyment
h4 evening OF the 5;h, in lieu Of more regular
issuance of the anniversary, and to this end they
Ln made arrangements to give fine Social Reunion
Rail At the Good Templar Hall, on that evening
II. advertisement buy ticket, take your wife or
|u,sheart as the case may be, and go. Help the
Ian dong
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01
Notice.

seizures by the Revenue officers in owyhee
county, it may be of interest to many readers
This is the order:
No property seized by any Internal Revenue
officer will be released by order from the Com
missioner until the officer who made the sez-
ure and the Assessor and Collector of the dis
trict have reported the facts in the case, with
their recommendation, or had ample opportu-
nifty to make such report and recommendation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

4AADE.-We return thanks to the gentlemen
"mpose the Idaho Band for the very delightful
,-1as 70 which they treated us at our residence
= friday night. Their music was excellent,
heir selections, vocal and instrumental, were
wv! made and charmingly executed.