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A CARD.

WE would respectfully announce that we
" have disposed OF our interest ia East
and West Ienu essee FOR Wa as New Gas
Burner TO NIT. J. SToLTs. OF Memphis. 56 Jef-
ierson street. He viii have fiDe and we'll
viii then offer 20 the pGbiic the Best. cflea pest
aud safest Light ia America ia every form
Tor family and general use.
Psrttas desiring territory In ii isEissippi or
Arkansas, address him as above.
JAZZ ST. LOUIS POlsTA Biz CsAsLEtsEfT Co
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Cansiqnments al Landina.

400 barrels K. D. Meal, full weight, By Ju-
la" at 81 IS;
90 bags Seed Oats. by " Julia" at 20 cents;
And We have at landing and in store, 1000
bsrreis FLOUR, all grades, and all on con-
sisnment, and parties wishing car loads can
get It low, from 81 Is to to 3 70.
WOLCOTF, SMITH & co,
jail and Howard Row.
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AalOr Il. ]. WIcks, aiaior J. P. Strange,
MAJOR Phil. 7. Allen.

EE- This valuable Farm IS situated on the
south slide OF the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, about three quarters Of mile west
Of Pocahontas, In Hardeman county, Tenn.,
contains 100 acres, most Of which is ane rich
bottom land, IS acres cleared, under fence
and in cultivation, balance beautifully tim
nared. improvements. a comfortable
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l09{; sides l49I4E Bacon shoulders l3ll3c;
sides l55za l8r. Hams l9a2ec. Lard l51z6 is1Se.
Butter &Gg2c. Eggs De. Cheese l1'G loc.
Coffee l8@24c. sugar HTH1zc. Moiasses 309ISc
Tobacco sales 43 hhds; prices unehanged.
Barley in moderate demand; spring 100
81 Il; Winter 81 2jdl 50. Hogs 2oc higher
s. 5099 75: receipts 800 Green meats firm,
si09l2 509l4 80.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January H. -CottOn-middIing
2yt<c FlOur-extra family. $. Corn 7jc Oats
50a56c. Groceries unchanged IoDacco-sales
81 hhds Jugs at S5 G00S 90; leaf = 009l2 80
Mess pork SIS co. bacon shoulders Ike;
sides l65{ 9l6zc. Bulk shoulders Ike; sides
l5HGl5l4c Hams sugar cured 2o7zc- Lard
tierce. El3c. Whisky sc. Mheat-Ied 81 %
white 81 To- Rye SOC
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January F.-flour-demsnd al
most exclusively for new grades al 50 5hg9 Is
for spring Extra. Wheat-Eo. at S5Ss5e.
Barley S56f93c Highwines 5099ieIfc. Mess
Pork 81 90 Lard I55<@l55s Dry salted
shoulders i01f rough sides I213ta12,Zc. Hams.
sugar cured, Ii9(9I5c; Dressed Hogs $40 256e
Il 50. Live Bogs IS 40 1885 for common; SO s.
90 10 for 5atr to medium; 81 l59g 80 for good
20 choice; 50 40S9 05 Tor extra.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. January L -Flour-Superfne,
q l574 p Wheat 81 Us; Spring S.. Corn bulk
78c Barley 81 t5dl 10. Rye Is 4Su Cats 550
sss 6lGS0 Pork sEGZ7. Bulk shoulders i0'Sc;
sideslfh4 Il &c. Bacon shoulders l3izs; sides
l63I614c Lard 51fgl5lze and rising steady.
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UNIFIED STATES INTERNAL REyENvE

AssEssoR's OFFICE STH DISTRICT Tenn,
AEAPHIs, January Is, 1870.
TVNEE annual returns OF income for the
/ year 1853, will be due and received by
tAe Assistant Assessors Of each coc8ty in
this district. from Jan. lst 10 March lst, 1879.
aud all returns not made BY March J, will
have penalty OF hny per cent. added to the
assessment, US the law requires
A. 3, SEWEIRE,
United States Assessor
ga1g FfUhfh district of Teuuassaa
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NOTICE.

Q EVERAL responsible persons having been
- elscied cOngIables In the city dietricts.
and having given good bonds aud sss aOE'
ready TO takeall proper business, l will, from
and a1ter this date, deputize no specisd con-
stables The following regular cOusLabIes
will have boxes 1t my Office.
T. ). Mallory. FouVtee nth civil Dis 'riet.
James 5. Bailey, thirteenth civil District.
HUME +. HlLL,
ian No l,nnrf Nlraat.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ETTENTloM. SIR KHleHTs.

NUU are commanded TO attend a con-
! ciav8 This t.lt fSbAY) Evening TKE
2 m. in full uniform, ~ your COmman-/V\
derry 2pf Front s.Fee1 feiuplar Order TO be
conferred. Visiting Sir kuights invited.
Jal5 GEO. MELLERSH. E. G..
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TELEaRAPHIc MARKETS
NFW 0RLEANs.

NEw ORLEANS. January Lection firm
2i.g1zs5Sc safes $3.50; receipts ll,eGsi exports
70 AulSterdsin lSa, bsrealona II bales
FI,ur - 3754.gS s7%s6 7S CGrn easier
a. 81 p. 0ais 7qg70c. Bran &c. Hay
rearee and drga; pTlme $50 70. Pork dull;
held at S2s w. baeon lA2lic. Hams 20c.
Lard lTtL0JS}ze. Se4sr, prime 1915 l254 c.
asses-prllne e36gs. Whisky dull at Joe
@i 10 Coffee quiet; fair l6gb5zc; pIine
ls>sgl75ze Gold ~ sterling SI1z. New YORK
sight u discount
CINCINNATI.
CIScINNATI, January IL Flour Family
IS a095 o. Wheal 81 l02I Il Corn. 76@76c,
Oets 6cEs5 Rye 90 s92c. iugs
2S5Ss. Wh1sky y. Pork s3 y. 3N1k sheNlasru
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- town. one Light Scrrsl Nare. about e.zhhg
years old. vita blazed f1cS'. and white spot
on right Jaw; Is anatural 9acer The above
reward viii be paid FOR her delivery to Wn.
NoIlsa or P. Carter, near Ge<nantswn-
ia6
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NOTICE.
District Ct West Tennessee, l
In EankrartcY p.

UAELII-I q Y lsL Ll1Elll79 I y,
In Bankruptcy. -
ar Memphis, Team, isth day OF January, is-o.
Tae undersigned hereby give notice Of hiS
appofntment as ASsigness Of N. D. Htx, 81
LG5ranga. Fayetss eoluty, and state or Ten
nessce- within SAID District, VINO has beso
adjudSed q bankrupt, upon his own petition,
by the District Cccft Of said District.
ial6 O. WOOEERIDGE, Assignee.
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To Whom # Nay Concern.

. ICH'D ". LIGHTEURNE Is the only an
II thOrized agent al Mem phis, Tenn, Tor
the st. Louis and New Orleans Packet Co.
inl3 Join ". EOFINGER, President.
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REMOVAL.

~9vuE City Bank has removed nom tto c17-
vter OF Jefferson and Front sireets % TIE
Dgvs Bank Building. No. Madison street
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mASnmIn MnTlnE

Z SPECIAL communication OF South
y Memphis Lodge No. is will be held w
This TUESDAY Evening. Jan. 18th, ~
at O'Clock, for work in +. q. degree.
All +. C.'s are frateFnally invited.
By order OF WM. : MATTHEWS, W. NJ.
BEN. K. PULLEN. See fais
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$500 REWARD,

WHEREAS, ais EXcellency, Powell ClBy-
w ton, Governor of Arkansas. having OIL
clally offered a reward of Two Hundred Dol
lars for the arrest and conviction OF JANIS A.
DAVIS, who murdered my husband, Aug US
L. WitherlngtOn. NJ Moro Landing. on the
Ouschita river, Arkansas. on the 9Th day of
March, 1863. Now, therefore. be n known, that
! hereby 0fEaF sn additional ewarG OF Three
Hundred Dollars for the arrest and safe con-
anement OF tine SAID James \. Davis la spy
prison in the United states or In the 1errf-
tories thereof. where he can be procured uEon
a requisition from the Governor Of this state.
Address, Mrs. NJ. h. WIrHERISGrOS,
Lauark, Bradley county, Ark,
NOvaVN har fsgQ
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january l7th, 1870.
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DlSS0LUTlOM 0f PARTNERSHIP

rEDHF Partnership OF W. C. GRIswOLD &
co. existing between ". {. Grisvoid &
J. s. peLaRooke, l. this day dissolved By
mutual consent, ]. 5. DsLalsocke having sold
his interest to
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NOTICE.

DLASTERS who want BLACK LABOR can
L obtain It by calling At the General
Passenger Department, No. l Promenade,
foot OF Jefferson street, between the hours OF
l. and y N. lalSl s. II. SHUCk.
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AMUsEMENTs.
MEMPHIS THEATE9.
Spslding, Bidwsi & aacDonougi. Propr's,
e. W. YOIJNGE; "A cfit1o- Afars.rsr

TUESDAY EVENING, JanuRry Iz.-BUgE-
LEI'S EREEADEhes, BRASS BAND Az ID
EUkLE=QGk OPERA-tho great Triple
Iroupe--5 Talented Artists under tue 50
pervistOn Of q. 5 WAYNE HUt EsLF.X, who
viii appear in their Minstrel Entert tin-
ment. Burlesqua opera Of La SDMNAM-
BILA, In 3 acts. IA costume, original music,
bOth vocal aud iustrumeL tai. Pr1ma Donna,
MEDDRA Becker Hogan and hughes.
In their douhie and song and dances, ShOo
Fly. etc. Pete Lee IN his comic acts
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FRulT TgFES

A LARGE stock onsred for sprtng Of 1870,
a at reduced ates. apple aud Peach, s.5
per 100; Pear, Cherry. ApricOfs ana Piunns
30 cents each, $40 per leo. Catalogues sent on
application. b. c. BLEDSOE, Proprietor
tals shsl5y Nurseries, ColIisIyilIe, Team,
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pEscRIPTloS.- James A. Davis IS about
nny years of age. about feet 10 inches IN
hight, hair aud beard gray; has lost a pOr-
ton of his mont teeth; sharp features and
complexion Drowned by exposure TO the
weather; is an fnveterate smoker; rather
slow OF speech; generally goes armed with a
navy-six shooter or "A ride; was resident o.
California some wears since, and IS supposed
to be now somewhere in that State, He Is
'amlliarly known among his acQuEints noes
As - Jim ilsyiS" daiS
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IMPORTANT TO
BUSHES F7EN
McGOmbs, Keller & ByrRes,
322 II & S24 MAIN ST,

322 II & S24 MAIN ST,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
GEFES TO
Union and Planters Bank,
Memphis Life and Geae, Al Insurance Co
German rational Eauk,
Merchants NatiJasl Bank,
County OF shelby,
Equitable Lie "A urance jOrG~s3Dy,
southern Lie Insurance Company,
AI5mpbls 70 tstiice.
Memphis Gas Company,
JJyner, Lemon j Gale,
GOOdDar i GIlHland,
Jackson Insurance Company
DaSot5 Bank,
knpet EaHk,
MstGp phis SauE,
city BANK,
Peoples insurance Company.
Planters Insurance Company,
Merchants Insurance company
Rico, $ TX & Co.,
1ergy & Mitchell
Gai6resth, stewart s Co aad many others.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
Fairbanks Standard Scales,
Eagis Cotton Gins,
National P.ow COmpaHy's PIows,
Wheeler, Madden & cismson's Cir
Cular Saws,
LaBelIe Nail Works, Wheeling, Va;
Straub's Grlst Mills. jai8
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Or. F. A. SCHREYER,
uf HAMBURG. Germany.

IN retiring I wish tho continuance OF tbs
esseala and pRtf0oags u my nis.aS patrons
70 the Bsw Firm. They have ny resoeJs an 4
kicdest Eishss- AL accounts will BE- sezlied
byr the ne = Ftrrn- JAO. ). DELARJckE.
The new Firm will SIN b known as before.
the same consiSttny Of Dr., +. A. ScnryeE and
Dr. ~ G. tsrisWOid, under thu style or ". G.
GRFSW OLD A CO.. Druggists and Apotkscl-
rias who viii keep a fresh stoe K OF 4rcss.
Necicinss, toemic2ls, OILS. Zine soap,
Spo1ges, Brushes, PerfoFnery, Toilet Art.ciess,
and other astieIes kept by Druggists gsnsral-
~ PnyssSian 5 Prescr1 ptions carefully eoa-
pounded. ". =. GhAsWO1D G 90
MKxEaxzs. jan. =. isze. jas
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CHkNCERY SALE
ON
MONDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1870.

No. 23is, o. F.-Chancery Court o. Mem phls.
ID Y virtue OF an intercolutory dscree In this
~ cause, 1 W. sell, &c public auction to the
inquest oidder, r. tne toVl OF Fort PicEeriuz.
cn G0NnAN. February H. 1910, within .azaI
hours The following described Real Esre5e,
to-Wits
The south bsIf of Block No. Sc. In that Part
OF The city Of 1iem pals called p oru PLcke-lls
and lying between Filth street on the sl-t
anu Fourth street Ou 1hs west. aud Ci.i0l-ou
street on the south, and the FIRST alley east 81
gnolson street o. the Ecrth, fronting lsC fses
inches on Ftfth street and 100 feet On Gho5-
son street.
TEKAEs OF SaLE-Cash 70 the amount CT the
decree herein and COSTS balance on a credit
Of twelve months. Equity OF redemption
In csgs the above sale shall fail to bring the
amount OF The decree herein and costs, then
ana IN that event The north hall Of SAID
BLOCK No - viii be sold, ia lots or suOdivi-
sions; sale to continue until the amount
requisite 10 satisfy tue decree herein and
costs. IN CASH. Is yielded.
Terms o. sale OF north halfOf Block No So
Ore-h cash; balance on a credit OF Twelve
months Equity OF redemption barred.
A. ASTON. c. aud II
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WEDNESDAY, IAHuA8Y l2,a

A nap erhibtliuz the s-bdiststou Uin1rsiT
snG Crsf5iy VII p -gll 10 the fh-l d tae
.uc,fcasers Private a5. 81 81 d r-5 yer-liIr-.t
lgr any portieu or ali OF the trlc- until ---s
saw cf sale. Persons Wishing -1 * .,I ne tie
-s-.fSs with view to bug g " sli cave ever =
~ .Iity offered for 50 tci-E. uy spci ciic-al0- 20
the customers, or to me gt tly re-ilenrr-
daauf lt superfucus 10 represent tls great
r..ius ~ good lands, ly 4uE si-l-D lt,~
distance Of suCn g. u-tE ss fic-i uli-- iii- -l =
tF.a- 20 sl,l- Ehat. hy fuGi.ious man 81 lltlL-
thevW WaI @f~L a a s14eE as1 it-z-r pr--f o.
re fU veslslens tiian anything eisa IN VII %
a aps4 esn Ee tlS1pIly'-l- nepc a- h.-.r- 8
~. .fof3 sJr5pr1s7 . A,S .Jr t-v Eeeeasl.T o.
- 5nz yrf5t7 <ueh GeziE, s-ie Fro PlTig.
& TFR'sHS ~ sALE.-E1At c~aii- lailin-e On
Z RICE 81 - T P5zl.S1S.
Reysts. ?, TFsESYaHt 4 20, A-1is9assFS.
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Sill for DIyarcs.

Law Court Of Menu piss. J. Collins Plain
TIN, vs.. Thomas b COliins, Defendant.
CLERKS OFFICE. Jsnuqry Is. lS70.
4 FFIDANlT having been made IN this
~ case thai the defendant is "a nonresident
OF the State Of Tennessee.
It IS therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at The eourthOuse IA the city or em-
phtS, Tenn, on or before she secprd Monday
IN February next, aud defend this suit or the
same Will be taken for con tess4 d - to him.
and the case set for hearing eXpartes and
that copy OF this order be published once a
phis Appeal
A copy: ALFRED Ma TT HAS, Clerk.
J. X. Robertson. ATTY for FlaiEtin 14i1
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a. esart...!ulaa CRfmack

Yesterday motions wers heard.
To-day thecalendsr OF cases. as published
IN 4 bs Sunday ARPEAL, VIII be sailed Tor
trial.
Law Gsart.--!uige cR'mack.
No business was transacted yesterday.
Court meets to-day, ursuan. TO adjourn-
ment, when the regular business Of the
Court commences again Judge J. A.
Anderson will preside. He is now await
ing his CON nalSsion.
Crialnal eosri.- Judge Hudson.
Pour Jurors were obtained in the Dick
ems case yesterday.
The Court stands adjourned until tAil
nerainR, at tie usRal hear.
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REMOVAL.

TTNHE fernando Insurance Company have
Il removed their Office ffOm No. Il TO No. =
Madis son street, Ia the lew Bank Building.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY.

p 7EE1A s.Ktr9 cted and Filled witEout Pain
with Laughing Gas, which is Harmless
ot G. II. III 30 & gSsU.'S, = Jefferson street.
corner or Fnird.
Teeth Inserted without covering the Palate
avoiding t6c dectrucllon OF taste and articu-
iaticn. They ars light, eleanIy and durable.
Entire Under Sets Inserted on the ssciio1
Principle, rendering them nrrn fatt
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Il go rHAanE-

GyIRCUNSTANGFS OF 2 private nature coal-
- pei Ioe 10 sell that weit-gn0wn and veli-
paying eSIa6ii- hmrlt Known as the Cochran
hal. To q man of enterprise this IS q splsu-
did chance, more especially Us ctfsf It al
easy terms. apply On The premises, 10
ja4 J. T. LOEB.
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WOODRUFF
GENERAL LAND AGEMCY,
LITTLE RlGK. AK.

VALUABLE BCsI1slas FG3PvFrY FcR Sar1I
oueT Tor sale tile Z and building ia EAtJ G.
Whlea mas = ftoub o e. .eeJ on Water 81. s,t
aud extends north q the IIw va e. iIu- @ {
The arkansas river it.Is IS one OF tle oldest q.
ami with small expenditure ia Repairs
could &c made one o. the b--C business stands
in the c y o. Little E0cS- lJ is within dlty
yards OF The little Rock ferry and steam rCst
TEN plated Oridga q t-e E1iarof E)yks. which
v III certainly be blitt within ear or two
Ne owso OF TINS propo- " made = consider.
bls fortune in business az tlE- .tgu.s before.
the war. and nov rerI-te- in Europe. T. u.s.
assessed Tor taxation ct sIlgU- PROPOSAL ts.-
Is purchase 'sre invited. A perfect title y IL
be given. II not sold " private sale before.
the 55n day ot RED. uGIy, IL viii tae1 be 8I-
tered at puzzle sale.
Memphis parties locking in Jais direction
for luves lment. Will tiud tA- agovs worthy O.
their attention. Jl.ol !. a.. ia sET, agent.
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ORLEANS ITFI2#AnY
l42 CANAL STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
CONDUCTED BY
DTs. Cho2lia, c. Beard, BriCkeIl and
Bruins.
This Ll5ti5ih50a Is pO1g Open for The
ITeoIAe5lt Of Medical and
Surgical Diseases.
Or. SAMUEL cHoPPlN,

General Surgery, and Diseases Of the Rec
tam, bledder and UTethra; all operations Tor
Delormitiess such as Club-lOOt, HSro-,lp
Cleft palate, etc.
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1and! - - !!
FOR SALE.

FTtHE Stern wheel Steamboat IT,
4 SDBMARlSs No. l3. She Is ,s---zs-ss,s--==sS
$50 feet long - sect beam, feet hold will
carry seven luotred tons; has ~ inch cylin-
derss feet stroke, with mpie boiler power 4.
is now las ing af Sort Pickering. VIII be sold
on liberal tsrnis, ~ exchanged for city prop
srty. Apply 20
der FIFsl. CALVERT.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29
THE ARLINGTON ESTATE.

In the telegraphic report of the proceedings
in Congress we find that Mr.. McCreery, in the
Senate, asked leave, pursuant to notice, to in
trodnce resolution proposing an Investigation
with view to the restoration of the Arlington
estate to the widow of Gen. Robert E. Lee
lengthy and excited discussion at once took
place. and the Senate by vote of to 54, re-
fused to allow McCreery to introduce the res
luton. Even the death of the great Confeder.
ate leader has not sufiiced to appease the wrath
and hatred Of the SUPERFICIAL Radical leaders
They denounced the resolution in bitter and
unrelentng terms, as looking to disturbance
of the bones of loyal dead inferred on the Ar.
lington estate. The justice of the act, in re-
turning the estate to its lawful owner, was en-.
tirely overlooked iE their excessive veneration
''ot the bones of the loyal dead" The Consti.
tuition provides that "no attainder of treason
shall work corruption of blood. or forfeiture,
except during the life of the person attainted" :"
Lee was never convicted Of any offence, and yet
bis property was arbitrarily confscated and
even after his death, restitution to his widow
Is refused. The day of retribution is not far
distant, and some of these loyal" Senators
who, in few years have become millionaires,
on salary hardly sufficient to support them,
will be called upon to give an account of the
manner in which they SO suddenly acquired
enormous wealth. The inside history of Radi.
cal fnanciering will prove interesting to say
the least of it, Men who could scarcely make
an honest living before they have been elected
to Office, after serving n few years, either in
the Senate or the House, build palata resi-.
dences, which are furnished with every luxury
that money can procure, and count their Gov.
ernment bonds by the hundreds of thousands.
Such are the men who refuse TO do an act Of
justice TO the widow OF the Confederate chief.
tain, and roll up their eyes in holy horror at the
idea Of removing the bones of Federal dead
who were buried upon property not belonging
to the Government.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

THE TRADE or THE TERRIToRlEs.-The
Idaho trade is attracting considerable atten.
tion in the States east of the Rocky Mountains.
The st. Louis, Chicago and New York mer.
chants have ut length become convinced that
Idaho is by no means m insignificant market,
and they are now satisfied that they can sue
cesstully compete with San Francisco dealers
The Far West Fast Freight Company and
Union Pacific Overland Transportation Line 4"
were engaged during the past year in feeling
the markets of Idaho, Utah and Montana. and
ii appears that they have become thoroughly
satisfied of the Importance. as well as feasibility.
OF securing the trade of these Territories to
the Eastern market. The following article We
take from the st Louis Democrat of Dec 9Th:
Last week the Union Pacific Railroad Com.
pany closed contract with Messrs f. Creigh.
ton. of Omaha, James + Aglar and c. NJ El-
leard, Of this city, under the name of the Far
West Freight Company and Union Pacific
Overland Transportation Line" for fast
freight line from Omaha to all points in the
Territories Of Utah, Montana and Idaho This
company is to be the only authorized freight
line to these points, aud will convey freight
from st. Louis and Chicago to the points of
transfer on the Central Pacific railroad, with.
out change Of cars, and by daily line of fast
mule trains. The trade of Idaho. that the es
tablishment Of this line can bring to us, is of
the utmost Importance. That trade has here.
tofore gone to San Francisco, but by the es
tabishment o: this line the large trade now
going West can be brought this way, as it is,
we learn, the intention to make the rates low
enough to secure it, Our merchants should
look into this trade and try to bring it to st.
Louis, as it is very large and valuable, cspe.
cially in groceries-but let all trades unite and
work for the business of this Territory.
This company is composed Of men of wealth.
who have been peculiarly fortunate in con-
tracing with the U. P. r. r. and Central Pa
cifc Company, and from their long experience
and known energy they will not only realze
handsomely to themselves, but their project
will prove lasting benefit to the people Of the
three Territories enumerated. San Francisco
flush time" prices, with coin rates of freight
added, will no longer "rule the roost" in the
Idaho market, and our merchants who desire
% hold their trade and prosper will be CON-
,elled to avoid San Francisco and Portland
Ind make their purchases in the East. The
'ivalry between the New York, Chicago and
It, Louis merchants to secure our trade, will
'e an advantage to US, and q general tumbling
lown of prices will follow on the heels Of this
enture.