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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

coyr PRospEcIING.-On Tuesday morning party
insisting of J. I. Crutcher, P. E. Edmondson, and
M. Noble left Idaho City on a prospecting tour in
-. Mountains, to be gone several days. They stated
r were going to look for new diggings, and we are
alarmed were fully prepared for the trip, being
..rsl with bologna sausage, loaf of bread and an
,appdant supply of bottled quicksilver, though we
,,,ra reasons to believe that they amply sup
liza With that spiritual consolation necessary
On trip Of that character. and of similar nature
=. hat furnished SO literally to our Owyhee cotem-
prary by his spiritual advisers. Crutcher is No.
INSPECTOR. but We would advise our Payette ranch
nr 10 lcok out for their tame ducks if the party
should prospect in their neighborhood, as Jeemes
ia soad "shO0tist'' and has weakness for "sich 1"
The bridge over tie Payette at Youngs. is perfectly
ss and wa would advise the party to go it in
ss.l Of under i.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

DANGEROUSLY SICK-The great phlan
thropist. George Peabody, is seriously i'll a
London, England and his recovery is consid
cred doubtful
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

OFFICE SEEKERs.-The Secretary of State
has issued notice that there are no vacancies
in his department at home or abroad.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

| PENDLEToN.-IIon. Geo. H. Pendleton has
been appointed to fiji the position of President
of the Kentucky Central Railroad.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

H'AE AGAIN.-During the past week several Of the
w. nave returned from Loon creek to spend the
'--'S' III more pleasant place. Among them we
-'-'s aeao Peyton and Steve. Moloney, both look
: ~U and hearty, az if rough life in the noun
~|' agreed With them. We are told that Reub and
r Ei1 = intend going out trapping for beaver and
r, " so'eAt few weeks. We don't intend to dis
IarS hel6 $ ability as trapper, but we heard q
~, pieGirk that he would eat all the beaver meat
=" Aeub "bagged."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

DEAD-Rev. Father Lumbas. Secretary OF
the Jesuits at New Orleans died in that city,
October 18th, aged 90.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04
r;tv and County.

,crpv-Dr. Guitar is in town, and as he will
p'' INIT few days, persons needing the services
rsn'D list would do well to call on him at once, at
q 'N NC in the st. Charles Hotel.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

.,.. 'S--We acknowledge call, on Tuesday,
D. lung ON DR.. Bailey, Supervisor Of the Internal
s,;' 'uue strict comprising Oregon and the Terri
Q ashington and Idaho, and also from Mr.. j.
~ Oector of Internal Revenue for Idaho. The
=, "f sakng the tour of his District and will in
sa.s u start for Washington on official business.
.. OF e gentlemen returned to Boise City by
OF 'terday morning.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

'1'iEAILLE.-From our "Fat Contributor at
~"s''le We learn that one individual at that camp
: -41a'a the rather unlawful amusement of "put-
mad on another man without provecation,
-. A"hng under too liberal supply of glycerine,
Jr.s Sl evidence of his vicious propensities "Chef
benedict mulcted him to the tune of $40,
p. am has been deposited with the County
D. Ie 70 be used in teaching the young idea of
Ian how to mot do SIGH dings.''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

h. "ArHER.-The long dry season we have had
44' at las come to an end. On Tuesday evening it
l.. 4'Aci raining, and continued to rain more or
in the night. The earth was parched as dry
h,- Sn cap, and people were beginning to wear
-Acesn anticipation Of another dry mining sea-
a.. Inspiring. but things have taken an agreeable
nse I'd if we only have another day or two of
:, Oeol the snow falls we will confidently look
1a "a prosperous mining season next year.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04
Ladies' and Children's
FUR CAPElS!
From So to $75.
One Third Less Than Heretofore.

Gents best Beaver Suits, $50 to $40
h" Fancy Cashmere SIG to $25
4" " blue Beaversham $40
Common Cloth and
Cashmere Suits, $l2 to $40
4" fine black Cloth Suits $50
Frock
Coats, from $24 to $50
Fine Black and Blue
Cloth Sack coats, $40 to $25
Heavy Beaver Frock
and Sack Coats, $40 to $27
Heavy Beaver Vests, 5 6
" Cloth and Cassi-
mere Vests, S 3 to S 5
Fancy Silk Vests, 5 to$ 5
Black Velvet do $40
Pants Gall kinds) per pair, 5 2 to $l2
Fine and heavy boots do 5 5 to 5 8
Boys Suits, $40 to 81
Beaver Overcoats, $l2
Hats and Boots, S l to 5 3
complete assortment of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21
NEGRO OUTRAGE INeEoRGIA.


The Macon Journal gives tho following ac-
count OF fiendish outrage committed by no
Groes in Georgta:, o4. Ut
> 1t appears that on Thursday last, two re.
Hpectabls young girls residing near Station ii,
home from school, when they were overtaken
by two stout negroes, who immediately seized
them, and despite their screams Tor aid. com.
mtted o diabolical outrage. Having effected
their brutal deed Of violence, one OF the ne
gtoes, who had but ono ann, shook The Iaut-
lated stump ofsthe other in the face OF the
eldest of che Two girls, and exclaimed: II
want my revenge aud I'm bound to have
it.! When l belonged to your father. ran
away, he followed me to the woods and shot
Now Im bound 10 ger even with him. and
drawing his pocket knife, he severed her arm
entirely from her body, between tho wrist and
elbow joiut. The two scoundrel6 then broke
away ald ran for thu woods. Very fortunately
the girls had presence OF mind enough to tic
the mutllated arm tightly above the elbow
until medical aid could be procured, and it ID
barely possible that the young sufferers life
may be spared. ~ .str
The news Of this deed of violence ran ike
short time mounted patrol. was: Organized,
who volunteered to go in purspit Of the Bcouu
drels. They soon found one OF chem, whom
they questioned light sharply, but somehow
or other ths negro got lost somewhere in the
swamp, and the party returned home Without
him. 49,.
The other. and by far the worst Of the two,
succeeded IN escaping from that neighborhood
and made his way toward Macon. We are in.
formed that negro answering his description
on Sunday night last, and yesterday tho police
were in hot search after him, reward Of five
hundred dollars having been offered for his
capture
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21
Unnr,csron Cotton ana I,iee Market.

Charleston Cotton and ittce Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, !
CHARLERToN Friday Evening, August 20.
CorToN.-The market was Hrmar but quiet for
want Of stock. Sales about 90 bales. of which 81
we're o.d cotton. at sO1zo q fb. and ba'es new,
classed naddling at 500 p b tho salo of old indicat
ing m advance Of about 1lc 2 ID the prices pre-
yiousiy prevailing. We quote aomnally:
Il. LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
- Ordinary TO good ordinary ...... 90 @3O
4, Low M,iddnnS.... @
Miudtpg....- ..-...................32 O.
BY New York classification we quste:
Middllng nominally.. :. ..321i@-|'1 '-f
RIoE.-There was fair inquiry for this grain at
arm rates. saes 80 terces Of clean Carolina say II
Heroes at g.; 1aat sl; at e16; ~ at ssic b. We
quote common 10 fair clean Carolina at s9sK; good
SH@Sxc 3 b.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21
grugs, Gbrmirals, Ctr.
ID DE. Hi.oHAU's
GOLD Lem EDIEs.

IN II. R @ II A US
GOLD RAM EDIEs.
ASK FOR no OTHER. TAKE NO OTHER. AND
you win save time health aud money.
S1(c0 REWARD for any case Of disease In any
stage which they fail to cure. - =
DR.. RICB AUS GOLDEN BAI.SAM No.. l cures
Ulcers liberated Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore
Eyes. Cutaneous or Skin Eruptfons. Copper Coorcd
Blotches Soreness Of the Scalp scrofdla &C. is the
greatest Renovator. Alternative and Blood Puriner
known, removes all diseases from the system and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR.. RICHAU'H GOLDEN BALSAM No. curcs
Mercurisl Affections Rheumatism In all its forms,
whether from mercury or other causes; gives imme
dtnte relief In ail casea. No dieting necessary.
have Thousands OF Certificates proving the uiracu.
lous cures effected by these Remedies. Price OF
either No or No. 2, IS per bottle, bottles for
DR.. RIoHAUs GOLDEN ANrIDoTs, safe. spec.
dy, Peasant and radical cure for all Urinary De.
ragements, accompanied with full directions Price
% per bottle:
DR.. RlOHAu's GOLDEN ELIXIR p'AMouR, q
radical cure for Nervous General Debility, In old
or young; impartinR energy With wonderful effect
Price IS Ier bottle or two bottles for so.
On receipt OF price these Remedies will bc shipped
TO any placs Prompt attention paid to all cores
denta. None genuine without the name Of CDR
RrCaAO'a GOLDEN REMEDIES. D. b. RICHARDS
Sole Proprietor" blown IN glafa OF bottles.
Addrees D. r. RICHARDS
No. 223 Vartck-strcet, New York
ONCE Hours from A. II. to o p. Al. :
Circulars sent. 1y July
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per soutn Csi oIinn. .hatiroau
August 10 and 40,

80 bales Cotton. 80 bales Domestics, IS packages
Bacon and Lard U9 bbls Flour, 256 eacis Flour Tl3
Naval stores. cars Wood. 4 cars Lun Der, car
stoSS. To Railroad Agent stenhouse Co, Cold
smith Son. Robson, Weat 4 Jones. Cainpsen
Howell, y d stoney, II Goth Co. @ " 'steffens o
Philips. Street Bros Go, Clsghorn, Herring Co.
Ell6e. 'o-' - -
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Passengers.

passengers.
Per steamship Falcon, for BsItmore-Nr and Mr.,
htordan trfint and nurse Mi.s Tobias Two Masters
Tobias Fallon Mise Fallon,'H Howe. Hunt, r
stuart Mr. st-obel. Katie. Mics Murden O ATKINS
and two daughters. and others -
Per steamer Fannie, from Beaufort and Edieto-
b Bears and VITO. Judge z Hiatt " DeTreville,
z Fuller, Master Botze ] q Iddines Or Wbaley,
Mr and Mrs John Townsend. and j Bopkinson.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21
THE DAILY NEWS.
7ho Un1nnished Prayer.

"Now Ilsy''-say It. darling;
''Lsy me-" 1igped the tiny lips
of my daughter. kneeing bending,
0'sr her folded 6nSer.dpo.
"Down 10 sleep"-"To Sleep. she murmured
And the curry head dropped low;
81 pray the i.ord"-I gently added,
'sYou can say It all, know" .- t-
"Pny the Lord"Athe words came fainty,
Fainter BH'l-"My soul to kcep:n
Then the lred head fairly nodded,
and the child was fsst asleep.
But the dewy eyes half opened,
Wheu clasped her to my breast,
And the dear voice sofny whispered,
Mamma, dod knows oil the rest"
O.. Inc trIsting, sweet eonba,
or the child hearti wonIa thx,1
AI1s m.Su' -. my Heavenly Father,
ae We" nears my leeblest cry.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21
Jmarint utlt,s.
Arrived Yesterday.

arrived Yesterday.
schr AIM 8 Ca:: !-om West Point MIL 100 tcs
Rice. 10 Hopkins hcPhersoa & co.
Steamer Charleston, White. Georget ,wn, C.. x2S
bbls Spirits Turpentine, ssA bbls Rosin. To the
Master. aud Porter.
Steamer. Fannie. Adair, Beaufort and Eaisto.
Mdle 10 Agent, w Henerey. q Robinson, IL
McaorIy, Mrs Benjamin Rhett, and Mrs Z Fuller
sloop George. from santee. as bushels Roush
Rice. ToJ Pr1pgle = %.
Received from West Point MiII-4l tierceo Rice
To Chiaolm Bros. ,-1jI,--.
s.s. Cleared Yesterday.
steAmship Falcon. Horsey, Baltimore Courtenay &
Trenholm. t' :
schr Francisco. crowther. BalHmore-r j Kerr
Co.
Sailed Yesterday. 49,
steanahip Falcon, Horsey. Baltimore.
British brig Titus, Loyejoy. Denia. Epsin.
schr Francisco, Crqwtlier. Baltimore.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Minnetonts, Carpenter, from Eew York,
Shtpncws by Te'ograph.
SAVANNAH. August 2o-Cleared, bark Pawnee for
QN1pstown; brig Edendale for Satilla River; schr
EnSdantress fer New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21
Commercial

Exports.
BALI IMORE-Pcr steamship Falcon-l02 tiercca
Rice, 81 bales Cotton. 100 casks Clay, 80 bales
Domestics. A btls Rotin. az bales Raqs 500
PACKAGES Fruit "a bales Hides and Leather, 20 :
r., 000 feet Flooring Boards, and Sundrtes. Per
echrf ranciseo-15s tons Phosphatee
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21

EH II ID II Gs. ->('+
JUST RECEIVED,
GRIMAULT & CO.'S PREPARATlO Ms
IoDIzED, SYRUP OF HORSE RADIsH
VEGETABIE CAPSULES OF MATICO
SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHlTE OF LIME
GUARANA POWDERS.
All fresh from Paris. and for rale by
-- DR.. II. BAER,
Msys 10. 1871 MEETING.sTRRET. :
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21
. PROPHIrT,s LAYER mEDICI.E.

PROPHITT'S LIVER MEDICINE.
DR.: ProphiU-Hayinq used this medicine sum.
mind that It is invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which tho writer has suffered much
who now suffer from this Annoying complaint would
Be sgnahy beneftted as he has been. by its use we
deem It duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
Recommending them the use Of th.s remedy. which
has given not only himself bat several meinbers of
bis family the greatest relief. \
10 1tI rt or the Georgia Conference.
..r,,,I pSSaT ;ss; s. 1867,
greatest agony imasinsbie With Rbeunsiss%s M s ios
no sse sSey .s
Or. Q. g. Propht,,s Anodyne Pam XIII H. each cost.
therefore: recommend it IN the highest degree 10
others suffering from similar disease. I can say
a Is one sSal. OF the sra b.. family sdqss RSS
CovMaTos, GA, July o, 1867.
for more than year In nv hEniiy. IcheerfuiIy re.
commend It to all persons suffering from Liver af-
:. tno Se.
remedy for that disease. 4 s'. Q. T. RoGERs,i,
,srAmoapv11Is. 7tu4sAx cous19, Oct. 1. 1857.
Dr.. o. s.: Proph,I-Dear sir-lkis is to certify
tnss have used your ASue Pills for the lasi ten
single instance With them. They saiwcys break The
chiIls the frst day that they ara given can recon-.
mond them as betug tile oest eguo medicine that
have vef found and they leave bad effects follow.
ing them, as QuiniDc. &c.
Yours respectfully. A. WESTBROOK.
PUTNAM COUNTY. GA. September "a, 1eCs.
DR.. o. S. Prophin-sir-I have used for the last
two years in my family you Liver Medicine, your
Pain XII. II, and your Female Tonic, aud ! have no
fears IN saying that hoy the baf medicines Ihave
es or used for the Liver ami stomach Neura'gc and
Rheumatic Affections Headache, Collie, and pains Of
every kind are sphdued By thom. Alter using the
medicines 50 long. I cheerfully recommend them to
apy AID every one and 10 al that are acted, rs the
best and safest remedies for all the diseases for
which they are recommended. 30.
Yours re reEpcctiully, JAMES WRIGHT.
DR.. PROPafTT,s FEMALE TONIC.
This Medicine, With its associates, 10 q safe and
eeiIs, remedy for all curabe diseases 10 which Fe-
males alone sra liable. il Is also an exse|lent pre-.
ventattve OF Nervous Blfndnets, or Nervous Dis
cases In either msie or ten ale 10 powerful Ner-
vine Tonic. setting up full and Tree cirrulaton
throuahout the Hysten,.
All Of theabove Medicines sold BY Druqgiats and
xerchhnts generally throughout the southwest. Il
ED. IS. BURNIIAM,
y 7Al oi.i wholesale ana Re.sil Agent.
No. t21 Kins.sheet tnear cslhoun,)
Charleston, 8. O.
Prepared only BY Da. o. 8. PRopHirr,
= April 10 afuthdmos cevinston, CO,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21
Macon Market.

MACON, August Is.-CorroN -Reccipts to day q
bales; sales 8; shipped none
Receipta for the week ending this evening, the
bales; shipments IT bales; Showing iecfease iu
,eceipis Of the past week fton the;weef b.
blles. .t.-'t ~ U.S. -rsyefgss -.Sr-1S
There have beon received Mite SkI sroaf;of cot
ton at tbt, point during tho week nolpg ths even
FOR new cotton. thus lar, was bzlss sold at
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21

pROPHTrT. Ii. d. need no Recommendations.
their well known powey in removing the diseases 90.
cuar to orr Southern climate having already estab-
lished for them an e1yiable reputation IN Georgia
and the adjoining States AS the majority Of persons
living In the South are predispo,ed TO disease or the
most Of the pains and aches Of our people are due
to organic or functional arrangement Or that impor-
tant organ. Prophit's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root OF the evil
Ihty cure the Liver. which in nine cases ont OF en-
u at The bottom of the Coughs Dyspepsia, Colo,
strual Distractions, 6 &C., SO common among our
people. Earache, Tgothache, Acute Rheumatis1n
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind Gee before
PKoPHlTT's pAis KILL TT
like char before the wind 'Yi 'r.t a - 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21
II. ". ARNOLD,
or the Georgia Conference.

CovNaTos, GA, Juiy o, 1867.
Dr. ropAf.-Haging used your Liver Medicine
for more than year In nv .hnny, IcheerfulIy re.
commend 1t to all persons suffering from Liver af-
fectons, Dyapepsia or Indigestion in any form.
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as tho best
remedy for that disease. I.3 o. T. ROGERg,i,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21
Tho New York Rico Market.


: nss Sn iaanIssa SSsPsa e
beyond snall lots TO meet jobbers wants sales arc
Ss sS.ss .s sHs &. sss e lots selling
Row York Vegetable and Fruit Msrkds
The Journal Of Comm .roo Of Wednesday, the 18th:
says: -'''
TSs %sssss sssss has psssr been we'll suapcd aud
Peaches are arriving brisiiy. {nei1dihS some NM,
e. 'SSp1I"s lo5sS Heavy receipts SSuncd
90 900 baskets day, Sales today at 76casi Tor bSs
xes: a. station for loadss few e1tis coming, SELL
Melons .le p good supply. Savannah selling si st sss
:s@ Per hundred; Virginia at sea1o per hundred
pdt;lDn WilminRton NarE; .1f|ni II,
! .wILMINaToN. Auaustls
Sales of 1888 caBks at and Pnn nsa Vl
st39o. ,7ti :, )ti'~'sS ana NV NC" fork CASKS
e es reached 6ss bbi, 4. 81 90 for strain d.
z! fOal 70 for No 2, and ss S2h.s 7s for No i.
seN and IS for virgin.
TAn-S4 bbs were sold at - 80.
fa" Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE. August Iy.-coTHoa.- business
Of the past week h.s Lesa more sotIye than that Of
several weeks previous, and factors have sueceedrd
In mshng nearls clean sweep Of the cnrc stock on
follows: Receipts so; sales 81. ana shipments liO
9seo. Me commune Our quo IA iolloWss Or
3oas0x - -
ELopR-Markst continues Hrm and actfvo ut the
following quotations; Supers S. 26a6; Hiugle extrn
S6 asae %; double extra 80 5Qa6 75; fauiy 81 25s
! 8; fancy 81 60a9 70
in addition 10 large loea! trade, tho shipment.
during the week amount to 2345 barrels, including
&3o to-day. and against 1900 barrels last week. =
WHKAr.-rbe marke during tho week ha bref
somewhat irregular, one day stiff and the next day
veal To day IL was little a weak but not qno;abIy
lower, as follows: Mediterranean $al 05; red 81 10
amber 81 l5; white 81 GOAL 25 Receipts to-day IN
clude 5000 bushelP with receipts OF the week OF &c.
06l bushels against 80 6S3 1ast week. The ahipments
today footup 2666 bushels. with shipments during
the week Of TO- $50 bushels.
Corn. Tho market IL active uud prices closed
steady and arm. The shipHents 10 day foot up 2ol
bushels Of 92hc delivered In depot. he shipme tie
OF the weok foot up 982 bushels at prices rang
from 87Hn95c.
OATs.Gomina In slowly. Sales from wagon to.
day OF 400 bushels at 50c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-21

FROM WHICH MANKIND SUFFER-
over large part Of the globe, is tho
consequence Of diseased action in
the system. induced by The poison
Jous uIiasm OF vegetable decay. This
exhalatlon ts evolved by the action
OF solar heat on wet soil, and rises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-13
WILLIAMsBURGH SAVINGS BANKS.

so.h Third and roar,h,. Brooi T. D. u. wfhsnshuh ID
DIVIDENDS AND EXTRA DIVIDENDS, a,,,,u va. -.
DeposItors hereby notified that LII ANNUAL
the CENT yer all sun, o. TIRE eY,-,. y,
that shall have deposited three months 90 ne ' "
Suuy neIi will be paid dspostso on or a1sf MoNp~' jan "
1869 an. ,.t.
An EXTRA INTEREST vI also ba paid at She sane rHs ~ "
"r"orhn M II rR IN FROM GOVERNMENT TAX
In.r,s. not called for will he placed to TIE credit q dsp.'e 70
eiua and viii draw interest January DepohS mSe "" '
The 10th Of Japuary draw Interest from TIE 1875
The Bank s open business daily (>unta sl "a
from, no oeoek o'clock az AZ" on 'i''N' ~
s,turdsy ansTnoons from " oelosf ,,..v nm p.d..
VIII wILhhn .NiR WIS hssas ~" F"''''-
SAMUEL ". TRusLow. SscrstArJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-13

Of TINS were shipped North and 5 shipped South
against 17s in 1861 or which 5l5657 tuns shipped
North and shipped Souhe aggregate nnnage Of 1868
9,+b4 tuns In Of that Of 1867.
The Providence Journal says OF the Prlnt Cloth market
for the week ending Jan. 9, 1869: .
Market very stock Of good. on hand About all the sales
durps week. goods be
Some Of the large u have four months ahead
ash Ole The following the sales for the
niece, 81O IL 600 pieces 6I60 &C. 10000 pieces 64 gic
heavy 40 pieces 64r6i GO coo pieces 6I6i 9.c pieces
64I6 Ole 900 pieces e4re4 se lO pieces e4rs' se Total
III 900 pieces. -
The Governor OF Missouri says OF the State finances
The total bonded the State at this date fovs Sir
bonds aid railroads SS consolidated bonds
Si53 COO war debt $4,000 Total Sl864oO The receipts
Treasury from all during the four from
Jspuary 1865 the LIST Of January 1862 S2 l3 $50
during the period have been s9 500 &C.
bonds and evidences Of debt and securities held in trust
and other purposes and Of 1851 50 In currency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-13
3IbiSsuo gutit,s.

oyrcr o ILLrSos CzSIR,t RuLRoAD CosPtsr|
NEwloKK Dee. Is. 1868 )
At n Meeting of the Board of Directors of
COMPANY held this d,y IL resolved that DIVIDEND Of
FlyE PER CkSr IN CASH e u GoIrueui Tar he pad the
lat a Fehruar the holders d the psi registered
on the 18Th January and that the transfer books he closed
on day Of January All oend on iae 3h d Of Fb-u
l'louug THOMAS 4. WALKER. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-13

,,,iudrmonts, and that fraud c SSs s az SH
ing relief agalhst sTer MS in complain orneeIed
ne e., Ep In an ~ motion and the deehuans fhsoro
Term grarien ents we're substantially e6beciop
The same sTlTS The Court reserved us oeo'iOn
The Common Pleas Special Term yes some
In the Ioaoe Brady the Pacific KslfCae HodSsE1
T 1so aud Pacific RSrC Of FTS%G Hay
otbcrs noto ,hs Atlantic and Paeinc renoved
~ President o H., action as far as he is ~ CON
pany to hsN w Circuit Court nnder tne S 1be de-
70 the uniIeu I o. 1896 Mr. JOS d. % e,movaI and
gress passed 1 be motion in favor OF te tbe non-
M cbs wche for the Wsse stated the material posi-
Dan q as ts Complaint in s sns on the bOnde
non ln'" ,ssued by the sou ~ Which had been
hereoi9e nopy and the payment Cl and Pacific
Railroad % tb9 defendant the Atauoo ~ new shares
~ aud the proposed M tbe DEFENDANTS
Raiross nds was resolved upon ny said directors
Of e9cs a pVTsnance Of design OF o and bonds Of
oi'v'o ~ market value or NC Con,nenv owned by
To- depiess and Pacific Railroad zurich themselves
rue and nv such depression 10 ,,nine fine Issuing
the prays an injunction Ies n,sgotiating any
1it lS and stocks, the seing u me eppointment
Of Tue no.D" have been issued 'N' arising from
that NAY ,vrr of the moneys ,"an This com
OF 81 any bonds, &c, anu 34sc JP reserved
the SAFE % Injunction was issued DeciSOH '''''