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, 1872-10-31

South Park 100 # Of ThEty-s@sgenth eye st, f. 100
xl65 #, dated Oct. 8 ; consideration, $50, 600.
Lot and u it of Lot 9, OF Lots 66, So, etc., In
Butteraeld'a Addition, dated Oct. consideration,
summer st. 1929 IT Of Thirtyfr st, +, 251124
fl. dated Mny IL consideration, $3.50.
Lots 35 and sc in Block Of Pierce ct al Subdivision
in sw Sec. 81, 49, H. dated Oct. Is; considera-
ton, $4,000.
Anes st, between State st and Wabash nv, T. Lots
and 9, dated Oct 25; consideration, sa,500.
Lots 40 end Il in Block Of Wardis Block Il, Shelf
fields Addition, dated June %; consideration, 81 100
Pr7ire ay, between Thirty first and Thirty-second
SITS, VT Lot e5 and Y g. dated aug. II; considers
ton, $3.50. -70-.
Five lots in Puppies Central Park Addition, dated
Oct. !; consideration, 5000.
NORTH OF CITY L1MITs.
Wellington st, Of Butcher st, +, 147x265 It,
dated Oct. 26; consideration, sl1 $50.
Und 4 Of Lots and 2, in Block Of Block u, OF
u Sec 70, 40, H. dated Oct. 27; consideration, 1o7.
soUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Lot 3, in Block 3, and Lots 10 to u tn Block OF
Jennings sw Of x Soc 8, 2s, Il, dated Oct.
Is; consideration, 1900.
Lot Il, in Block 5, Of :; u rods Of railroad Of
y Sec SO, II, dated Oct Il; consideration s. 8a3
Lot Al, In Migrants n & acres Of = 4 Of " 4
Sec 4, 35 IL, dated July 80; consideration, $3.50.
, 1872-10-31
LOCAL sToCK AND DoSD 5IARKEI.
A1essrs. Luut, Preston l. Kean quote as fol-
3nws f1,is afternoon:
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments we're filed for rec
ord on Wednesday, Oct. 80:
CITy PROPERTY.
Lot 65, in Block Al, shehe!ds addition, dated Oct
IL consideration, $500.
Lot !, in Webbs Block 1 Roekwslfs @ add'hon' dafeo
Desr1aines s, cor ct Eagle ST. f, 4orco #, dated
perc st. bet Fulton md Kinzie ss, + Lot %, dated
Oct. q consideration, 81 500.
West Harrison ST. bet Ashland az and Latin St. T.
Lot Is, dated Sept. IA consideration, s. !60.
:iiwaulcear, op Cleayer et T, Lots and =, da'eo
West rwenty-sccond st, is it Of Robey ST, 25x
LII It, dated Oct. %; consideration, s. 600.
Howard ST. a54 # " Of Locu1is st. +, 3z124f dated
Oct. Is !; consideration, $50.
Howard st, 1s5 # " 1t Loomis st, n +, 2Sx1o4 IT,
dated Oct. % consideration, $3.50.
The premises occupied by the South Side Dstining
Company, dated Oct; = consid grafton, $4,000.
Lot Is of sheInans Los IN Block q, Sec. %, Se,
Lot @, In Cranes Block ?, in United States Bank
Fremont St, between Glay and willow ss, II, 21125
It dated Oct. 10 consideration. S1,eoo.
, 1872-10-31
COMMERCIAL,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 80
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles of prod1co in this city
during tho past twenty-four hours; and for the
corresponding date year ago:
, 1872-10-31

sHEEP-Prices for this description Of stock
were low and unsatisfactory, most Of the days
ers we're the only operators, and trading was
slow at S3.00@3.50 for common; at $3.75@4.00
for medium and at S4.25@4.50 for good to
choice. The supply Was light and about al sold.
Iha market clnaed atnadv-
, 1872-10-31


POULTRY-The receipts were liberal and demand
fair Chickens quotab1e 1t s2oo@3.50; turkeys, 1o@
lie reese Q0@12 90. Sales include 10 coops mixed
chickens 1t s3.oo@325; 20 eoops at so.5o@275; il
coops turkeys ut 19@l1c; 4 coops geese 1t $1oo0c
coops ducks at $3.50.
PEAs-1n fair request at s1.5o per bu for green and
s.. 40 for white.
PoTATOEs-OHerin are lnrge and prices shade
easier white and mixed potatoes very dnll 1t 25@90c
IN car lots: sales include car peach 6lwos 81 M at o2e
delivered Il cars do ut SOC, delivered at 55c deiF
cred car poor at 95c, on track i car EARLY Rose at
45c, delivered car white at 25c; do at 900, on
track.
$350@4 90 for Jerseys; S30o@325 for Southern nii-
nos. Sales include 40 hrs at $500; loo do at s315;
rs do at $3.25.
sALT-A good steady demand prevailed, and the
market ruled strong at Last weeks Advance 80 ~ Me
quote: Onoudaga fine, $2-15; Saginaw tine, 80
coarse Diamond @, $2.2s; ordinary coarse, e. 225
dairy, without bags, $500; do. with bags, $4m
ground solar, $a,25: Ashton dairy, per bag, s5oo
ground alum, $o.25.
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDsTrade continues
active, previous prices being generally adhered to.
TTyn rx+1-trn
, 1872-10-31

SEEDS The market was quiet, and prices M
changed. Primo timothy steady at $500; fa1 shade
hrmer at s1.5o@155. Sales comprise q bags timothy
at s2s5; - bags do ct s5; 10 sacks clover at
sacks at 500; 10 bags prime da1 at $t55; Is bags
do a s15e begs do at g. sacks millet at 7oc.
TEAS-Business waa fair ct the annexed quota
tons: Tyson, common to fair, 5o@s5c; good,
es@5e choice to eara 4 smper
imperial as@1s; gooa to CHOICE sS d. soc@sa
s110@1.oo extra, s1.25@135; choice to extra leaf
Japan, 9oc9. .o5; far to good do, 6o@9oe; so1ored
natural leaf Japan, 55@65c; common to fine Oolong,
45@55c good, Go@75c: choice to extra 1.o5-
TOBACCO-No change vas developed in the tobacco
market. A fair amount Of trading was done at the
CnEwmd-Fine cut-Extra, 7s@aoc; choice, csc
7oc; common, 55@6oc; poor, lo@50c.
6MoKMG-Extra, 33@35c; medium, 30G32c; COM
mon ate1ns, 27@29c.
black, sound 48@65c.
WOOD-Remains firm ut the late advance. Stocks
are are unusually Light for this Of the year. and
present high prices will undoubtedly be sustained
Beach, $500; maple, s14o0 hickory, s145o@15.oo
slabs s3.00-delivered.
Wo0A-A healthier tone seems to preyade the mar
ket, owing to increasing demand at the East.
Prices ahnde stronger for coafser grades, other
, 1872-10-31

stmr Apena afuskegon, 10 hra pork, 81 bu potatoes,
Prop 5ay GoaId, buffalo, $1,000 bu ba rey, 600 br1a
aour, s. bd1s broomcorn, 161 bugs notify seed
Prop city of Fremont, Buffalo, n,s77 bu corn.
Prop City Of Fremont, Port Huron, GA bis dour.
Prop City Of Fremont acinac, 13o hrs -four, 50 bs1s
Fork, and sslndries- .
Prop Neorask,, Buffalo, 16,C00 bu wheat, 80 600 bu
hurley, 700 ks FAX seld.
Prop Potomac, Buffalo, 10000 bu com, II 900 bu
wheat, 112 bales brooucoru.
Prop III. Groh, Mauisee 35 br1s beef and suudries-
Prop Acadia, Farry Sound, $3.50 bu wheat, 1g3 b1
corn, 7,d49 bu oots. Is brls pork, 10 bcls beef,
brls buckwheat flour.
Schr Jan1aica. 0sTego, 19 eco bu corn.
Schr ]. scarth, Prescott, 19,849 bu wheat
Bark J. 6. a1asten, Buffalo, 10000 bu corn.
Schr ketchunl Sturgeon River, 20 br1s flour, 10 brla
pork, 5 brls beef, 800 bu oats.
Sehr Perry Hannah, Buffalo, i, GOO bu con.
Schr Mears, Buffalo, x. GOO bu wheat.
Schr Coral Duck Lake. 3,94s bu oats, 5000 bu corn
a brls four, 10 brls beef, 4 brls pork, and sun-
dries.
schr Dick soners, Bnfa1o, q, 900 bu corn.
Schr Monticello, Ogtlensburgh, q, ,103 bu corn.
Schr E Kauter, Buffalo, II, 500 bu corn.
Schr Hattie Wells, BuEalo, 19, 800 bu corn.
Schr Blue Bele Escaraba $500 bu oats 1c1 bu corn.
Schr Dresden, Frankfort, 24 tubs butter, and
dries.
Prop Merchant, E1ie, IS, 16o bu wheat.
Prop Fountain City, Bu1falo 20c0 bu corn 500 hr1a
-four, 80 bales broolncorn.
Schr Racine 1lasonyii1e 1000 bu oats, hr1s beef
br1s salt, and sundriEs.
schr Lizzie Doak st. Joseph, 100 hrs sat and sun.
dries.
Barga Venus, Ludington, 200 bu oats, and surlries
Bark John Breden, Oswego, Il, ,0o0 bu corn.
, 1872-10-31

In the afternoon wheat Was active and frmer,
1.0716, seller November, and $1.07]l seller De-
cember Corn IVES quiet and steady, closing at
s014c seller, the month, and 905s@S0s1c seller
November. One charter was taken for corn to
14c. Provisions were inactive.
, 1872-10-31
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
White Star Line.

NEW YORK AND L1VERPO0I-Nev and full powered
steamships; the s;x largest in the world:
OCEANIC, CELTIC, REPUBLIC,
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATtC,
s. Gg tons burden Geo h. p. EACH Sailing from New
York On SATURDAYS. from L.crpool On THURS
DAXS ealing at Cork Halbor the day iollowng From
Passenger for all classes unFd7a1led,
combining Safos speed and comfort Salo9ns STATE
to where least motion is felt Surgeon and steward
esses accompany these steamers.
Rates, Saloon, See, gold: steorago. s9 Currency:
Those wishing to ssna for friends from tho oo county
Passengers booked TO or from FL RaEts OF natas
China, etc. Excursion dcketa granted at the lowest @
rates. Drafts E1 upward For inspection OF plans
and other ia{ornnon apply at the Company's ofaces'
No. u 0'0au"As +''" j. T. SPARKS, Gcnezel Agent.
Chicago. A. LAGERGEEN. Agent.
, 1872-10-31

HOGs-The receipts Of hogs since Saturday
have been 11,227, against 26,664 for the same
period last week, and 81, ,615 week before last.
Owing to the meager recaipts Of the past three
, 1872-10-31

.U1LS-Ff1ces Underwent no material change, though
lard oil WIS weak and fair orders the quotations
we're freely shaded. Carbon remains firm. Iinseed,
report our List as follows: Carbon, 27E@osc !;
Carbon, water white, SIG !; extra 1ard oil,
strictly WINTER aSs sse; Do 1sf d.
raw, 85@s7c; do boiled, e0@s2c; whale, CSC; sperm,
$2oe@2 TO- neass foot oil strictly pure 1.10; do ex-
ira, 90; do No. L. 90@95c; bank OIL 65e; straits,
70c; elephant oil, csc; turpentine, 7o@73c.
: PAINTS, COL0RS AND PUTTY-We quote:
WHITE LEAD. -'"'s'~:
Strictly pure ,.,,,,,,,..,.,.,......,..e 11.60
, 1872-10-31

lENVIV6-HCI6 UuGf.
ings Light, but adequate for prescnt wants. We
quote French At Sa.5o9o.o0; halagas, $7.so@8.o0 !;
new oranges, 81 90 per 100.
INITIALS AND TIMERS sToCK-There are no
changes to notice all articles mentioned continue to
meet with good inquiry ut the following range Of
prices: ....
TN P11E-1C, 1o114, $3.50; do, 1211o, $500; do,
14120, s1650; do, roofing, &c, Sl4G6.
PIG Tns-largo 45c; small, ACC; bar, 47c.
SHEET ZEo-Flll casks, 111c; half casks, II &c !;
Less quantity, 12Itc; slab, &c.
SHEET InoE-No. "a, INC rates.
CoPPER-Copper bottoms, 48c; braxiers, over u lbs,
45c; timed copper, 43c.
W1nEo to s. Sc; g. g. and 9, 1oc; 10 to II, lie; u,
12 Ike; 13 and A. 1870; 1t and 1G 14c; IT, 15c 49,
1ec; 49, 19c u, 2oc; full bundle. Is Per cent discount
fence wire, &c.
NAn.s-A fair demand prevails at ss.12k@e25 as q
basis. Quotations range follows: 10d per keg,
s612K@6.o5; Sd do, s6.3119@6.55; 1od to cod, do,
do Sd, hne s9.oo@9.12h; ID do, 50 s7N@960; cinch,
$858@862H. 12E off to the trade.
NAVAL BTORES-A fair amount of business was
, 1872-10-31

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Vesse1s in fair demand.
and Buffalo rates 1o higher. Quotable at 14o
for wheat and 13c for corn. New England and
e
-. To Bufalo-Prop Maydower, schrs Co1um-
bian and Yankee Blade, wheat at 14c; prop
Oneida, barley at 1sc; schr Etna, corn at 1870;
schr L: II. .Higgie, rye at 13c; schr Minott
Mitchell, barley at 1876; A. 0. Hanson, wheat
on p. t.; schr John Webber, wheat from Port
Washington, price to be fixed tomorrow.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 29.-The downward tenden-
CT in grain freighta has been checked. and to-
day are firm at 13c and 19o for wheat to Buffalo
and Oswego. Charters: To Buffalo-Props
Arizona and J. Fisk, barley; Empire State and
Colorado, wheas on through rate.
DETROIT, Oct. 28.-Graln vessels are in fair
supply, but there is not much demand for them.
Coarse freights are offering in large quantity,
and rates for them continue firm. Te note tie
charter Of the schr Corsican, wheat to osweso
at 15c,
, 1872-10-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CATTLE-The aggregate OF sales was aorne-
what larger than on either Of the preceding
days Of the rock, and the prevalent feeling Was
trife frmer, but trade, after all, was far from
said to have undergone any important change
for the better. Tho light receipts had the effect
to partially restore the confidence Of buyers, and
ali classes operated with rather more freedom,
gent character that would justify holders in in
sisting upon any advance in prices, and, save in
q few isolated cases, no advance WIS gained:
The supply on sale was large, the number Of
tie below 5000, and as the offerings we're mainly
Of the poorer sorts, such as COWS, half-fattened
steers, and Texas cattle, holders were only too
glad OF an opportunity to realize, even at the low
prices current earlier in the week. There we're
no extra beeves on sale, and values are Of course
simply nominal. The few car loads Of choice
steers offered, found buyers at 35.75@600-the
outside quotation being obtained by Gregory,
strader 8 Co. for 45 head, averaging 1878 lbs.
With perhaps half dozen exceptions, nothing
fetched over $500, while the great bulk Of the
transfers we're at prices ranging downward from
S4.00. Packers, feeders, city butchers, aud
shippers we're in the market, and between these
interests some $500 head taken. Stock steers
we're in good request and numerous sales were re-
ported-chiofly at s3.252400 for medium to good
thrifty lots Of from $50 to 1850 Tbs average.
The market for this class Of stock may be quoted
steady, at $26O@2.75 for thin rough lots Of
from 1uU to 60o 1os average; az ~o.uutgo.5o iuf
medium grades averaging from 80o to 900 lbs,
and at S33.50@4.00 for fair to good grades aver
aging from 900 to 1850 lbs. Veal calves we're in
demand at S3.50@5.5o, according to quality.
QUOTATIONS.
E1tra-Grsded steera averaging 400 Tbs
and upwards. ss.4o@s.eo
Choice Beeves-Fine, fat, well formed year
to year old s:eers, md averaging l,2oo
GOOD Besves-Wefa Be- YES dney.formed '''0
steers, averaging 100 to 500 lbs .... 5.2s@5.so
Medium Grades-steezs in fair flesh, aver
aging 1,1G0 to $50 lbs. 4.50G500
Bntchers' s:ocE-Common to medium
steers, and good to extza cows, for city
slaughter, averaging 500 to 1,10o hs.... 3.25@425
Stock Catte-Comnon cattle, in decent L.
flesh, averaging TOO to 1.05o lbs. 2.6o@4.00
Inferior-Iight and thin cows, heifers, o,o
,rar.s EattlaV.Thrnr0h droyes- - 1,75(a3. 90
;ra-as f,atf1e-Nnrthern wintered ~ 3,25A4, 90
, 1872-10-31

AT THE YAnDs-A fair average business was
done at the yards yesterday, but both city and
grades we're in good request, and, as the rest Of
this week, building material, such as acantling,
joists, and boards, was mainly inquired for. No
new features were developed, and prices we're
moGerately ensv as follows:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

Heard FROM GEnRGIA.-rhc election In the State
Of Georgia. October 3D. resulted In an overwhelming
Democratic victory. Smith. the Demoeratic candi-
date for Governor il elected By at least 10000 ma
joriy and IL is believed that whom Al the counties
are heard from his majority viii exceed 50 oOo A.
the Democrats have also secured the Legislature,
they gain q. 9. Senator to succeed Joshua Hill.
whose term expires on the Sd Of next March. The
RAIDS have bid good-by to Georgia" and in short
time we will doubtless hear Of grand exodus OF
carpet-baggers from that State in search OF more
congeniai cline. The Bourbon element in that State
was insignificant. notwithstanding the peculiar att
tnde of A. II. Stephens. who is yet hostile towards
Greeley. Elections were held last Tuesday in
Ohio. Indiana, Pennsylvania and Nebraska, and we
think that the Democrats and Liberals have carried.
probably. the last three States, with the chances
about even in Ohio. hut viii not receive any reli-
able returns from them for several days. II the Rad
icals have lost Indiana and Pennsylvania. regard
Greeleys election almost foregone conclusion, but
II they have carried those two States it will only
make the struggle bitter and desperate between
the two great political parties il the coming Presi-
Dental contest
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10
DR. j. l.. STEPHENS

DESPERATE NEasrnEs--rhs Cincinnati Ea4air~r.
Loxisriue CoaFer-Joaraat. and other leading ralcTs
Published In that section. expose the raseaisy ~
Grants boot blacks In that region and the pe.
mocracy OF Ohio and Indiana to be guard a. 10
check the colonixips schemes Of Morton and his is
fernAl tools and hiselGngs- recent number Of The
Enquirer. says that yesterday at different stues
squads Of negroes la plantation clothes landed in
the loxss part Of the city. and marched up Fifth
street. In one gang 20. in another no. and In anoth.
sixty Of those imported voters were counted "
This dirty lsgrscsfnl and internal game OF Grant,
friends has been played not only In Ohio aud Indiana
but also In PenrsyivausA The will Of the people In
trampled under foot. sad their voice sienccd by
into another TO do the vil Of their Radical masters
by stunning into the baot-bo their spurious votes
TO overcome and silence the voice Of the bona ida
residents and citizens OF the places where these vag
abonds consregate the ,say Of election, What the
result has been In those three States. If this ballot
box stuihng colonixn9 game has been successful
he easily told: but are not without hope that the
Liberal Republicans aud Democrats have been equal
to the emergency: and that the Of the people
has triumphed regardless of the Wholesale corrsp-
ton brought to bear under orders from wsshingto
senasor Morton has bad his paid agents busy for
weeks past importing hordes OF negroes from Zen
tncky into Indiana his retention OF the Senatorial
toga depends upon hts carrying the Legislature of
that State and IL he doesn't succeed IL viii not be
that he has not resorted to all known TO the
Radical political code OF party tactics. be IL
foul and dissraceful
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10
Aleu- Advertisements.


Since See Yup friends have PASSED resolutions
that They viii not trade with or patronize the Yong
Nai Company, il ii matter Of wonder aud speeaa-
siau witl the latter whether the See fups will pay up
their old bills. II they Viii. then tie Yong WaA
Company wish tic Sec Inps bis luck and long fare
we'll Ess the See SEns passed their resolutions 10
get II doing the loaest thing They Did The
sAsne thing ance with Pom Yam and the Sam Yep
Company, Dut IL Iloged ever. although they
took care not gaay their just balls and that
this time II ls the CID game. Now the See fnps
tAe iuug NAll Company from eighteen to twenty
thousand dollars which is honestly and justly cue,
but for all sAis ae Yong Nah Company dent care so
much II iAe See inps viii stop bulls Raging. assas-
s4nating Misunderstanding and bogus dust making.
aud bring any further disgrace the Celestial
family. We shali al get along better and this coun-
try Will get richer. 5or .54ss biz Sec Aop Company
docs g4g enough 10 l9~y ,3ae board q!
their osn criminals ia Jail These are facts that
every t=@sy that Knows anything. The Yong
VANS elaiUs 10 he Law abiding. alai that they arc
ashamed 81 Use reputation. ot the Chinese.
YONG WAu CO,
ra4ua CRY. October q 1872.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

ytot-.rrA rata t..v~Ta taly ts-1 Congress Yassea
nlAksas appropriations far sae support Of sho
army fog tie year ending tune a9sa. issi. aud tys
oshsr purposes: aad t4zs sAs se!soaas .soa tie
act referred To:
SEC IT, had b. i. fsrs&rr sasee That IL shalt aoG
b. u aE.k for any 0stsss u Tao Asty ~ sa Iulsv
states oa the actave I& n h@!d assy csss oc. ws@sl
by election appointment a1sa ay suca preT
accepting ug e&@Fssaae se sanetussA VI csss. Office
slAtI once erase o.tlsas uE shu Array aad
h!s commission &I4atl ba yscaEei sl4sssby.''
VIC shouli IKE to hsas The excuse IL aay can ,e
made by Mr. uEaat his tsaeaJ.s Why Generals Peg.
,cs iabeoek =ni peus arc kip: aase.ns; attendance
bis majesty Hiram rl tAo White oase The
former a. private Secretaries and Porter
vera Ill Executive messages 10 both Houses &: Con
grcsa. psEt arse ae-ey aai general oil.ee ssoAsF
Tbs act containing The secsloa have quoted wa
approved ami signed by Mr. Grant. 1uly is is3a
aud hc cannot plead ignorance oE se lsw: ii he did IL
would be Bus the Grant organs tell TIA
that these accommodating shoalder-ssrappei e.4tso+
only draw pay ef.iccrs Of sAs army. aui re.
reve compensation for their services. In q civil
capacity a, the White House Even II sssci, il slso
case it IN tor Mr. Grant being guilty al
open AMI laipable violation of the law which, nader
hlz oath Of office. ii il hss tluty 10 cxogats
Why are n}s thess three military pupp.ts dropped
from The pay reIIs o! tAe army Itsn law says that
any officer exercising sha functions of ciY4l
Office shall To- b. officer Of tho army and his
commission shall Lc vacated and yet. while . soss ef
the late stephen a. Douglas nonIuaIiy holds tho po
sitlon OF Private Secretary Ia the President. three
BrigadIer Generals Of the regular army detailed
To perform the functions of the oificn. Tho White
Eouse par:akes Of the character If military
headquarters than Of the osieo OF civil magistrate
aud the great smoker sets anything but good exam
PIE as to obedience to she iavs of tho land.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

LErrEE raoa SoEru caaortsA.-Trom private
letter received from Mr. Jasaes W. White. who left
here several weeks ago visit to the Atlantic
States. learn that he arrived In good time at his
old homo I'm Charlotte. North Carolina He spent
several days visiting relatives in Mississippi In
that he says the people greatly disconnected
and discouraged owing to the terrible state Of affairs
politically. They think 6reeey's election would be
blessing to the country. and he says that In Mssis.
sipp! all the ,ehise folks for Greeley, and the
grocs. Radicals and scaawags for Grant: and
while they have strong hopes Of orceleys election
still they regard hls chances Doubtful. great
many Of them talk of moving west to find new homes
The people Of the South favored this year with
good crops Of grain. but the cotton crop isa failure
In consequences Of the drought and from Tho ravagas
Of caterpiilars lie says that he saw whole planta-
tons Of cotton that completely stripped Of tho
leaves by catserpiars. and that Mississippi will not
produce more than half crop this season. Mr.
White says that he II enjoying his Walt but that the
old states don't suit him. he doosnt like conn
try where the negroes and whites ara al mixed TO-
ccshcr. ana he proposes to return to Idaho 81 coon
~ hn can get away.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-10-10

Css.rsssssyAss 50 Asxte Csess.~~A change es clr
easssgAuecs as&s wonderful effect oa s8sas poo pies
eeay.etoas s4sh au5 aasy. aaa seesus :n rs.o!a.
.spHJse s1asr sesae IL :ae psorso,ses additionally
osegvaas eoa.ae-sGea mssh Tie positions they Ok
eugy. rtsiauags. Pennsylvania. has veeeasly bSe
The ~ grand Fnsaaserle. wApruas military
gessss lllg sounded slesr basss ia praise 81 slspar
i@@s military aealevcsA ents. ExqsssrteTaaiege ray
masters. hssae guards. array hummes* aed camp
followers. ~lsa eoolsg sysiua..ns ii sew aosa and
Philadelphia 'sroasts* bell hsh carnival ia sAe
smoky city sad resolved n favor II the Ec election
II Ulysses Tie E.fst- :eW year. ago. before great
sastsss upss him. Av. Ggant entertained q
proper op!nsos III &seeah.aaos Of thai character a.
wilt appear .sosa the follssslne better
uHAn8gARrEns Ansur~ U~fxNo sxArns.
Nss3ts&UrDss. serteusise- II. 1858.
To Fuw3& VI BuvGNT Chairman. &C.
sra taA. Grant directs IN akgsaa Tta ~ tho &c.
csips ~ ysT invitation to ~ present National
II soldiers a8 sailors ba held az Tjta-
rusgeHea lie snstFtct@ na so ssy Thai Il ss contrary
- as habits aud ~ hN convictions uf uty 10 attend
political meetings os ans character wseser. aui bf
sr& vrgft the ses,ys II Gng ofeer ~ tAe ersav
tsasmg c@mspfeuegs pat tie pgfesl Dimensions
n i@s aay. ADAM BADEAu.
Col. aud \. u. T.
Grant not then candidate for Office. but now
things have changed: ana in The hope Of securing
reuewa! % his lease the Presidential Office his
habits and convictions of duty likewise undergo a
change. and lac rejosces, instead Of regrets in the
action of officers If Tho army taking The most con.
spicuous part in sle political disseasons Of the day
He conld the improperly few years ago. but now
The boot Ia on the other leg.