davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

ABA CoUNrY.-Wc take the following items
from the Boise Statesman:
Ex.Controller Cram has been arrested on
complaint Of hu successor in office, Mr.. Joseph
Perrault, charged with rmbezzling $3.50 OF Ter.
ritorial funds. and held tor examination before
Chief Justice Noggle.
U. S. Marshal 10. Pinkhan,, and u. S. Dis.
trio Attorney 10. w. Huston, returned from
Oneida county by last Sundays stage. The
latter was accompanied by his daughter. q
Young lady Of about Is, who has just como out
from the States.
One Of the demi mode living on Idaho street,
in Boise City. attempted suicide. on last Sunday
evening. BY swallowing two ounces 81 laudanum.
but tho timely Intervention Of DR.. Belknap
saved her life.
The Overland Stage for Kelton. which left
Boise City on last Thursday morning was
stopped three miles beyond Snake river; about
$50 miles from Boise City. by masked highway
men, armed with double bsrreled shot-guns,
and, after taking out Wells. Fargo & Cos.
treasure box and three sacks Of the U. S.
mail, they allowed the stage to proceed. Rev.
X. H. Gwinn was on board, but none Of the
passengers were searched or molested.
Wilson & Bros, living two miles below Boise
City, commenced harvesting their barley last
week, and in two days they cut, threshed and
sacked 1.5OO bushels Of barley.
John A. Post. fostmasser ut Boise City, has
returned from Portland where he had been in
attendance - witness on the trial Of Kitchen.
charged with robbing the mail at Miller's Sta.
ton, on Burnt river. He reports Kitchen con.
victed on one indictment and cleared on the
other.
Boise City mourns over cessation Of the
regular rounds Of the street sprinkler.
Judge Alanson Smith has taken hold Of the
case Of Pickett. under sentence Of death for
killing an Indian squaw 10 Northern Idaho, and
proposes bringing tho case before tho Supreme
Court on writ Of error.
The Statesmax deplores the possible advent
at the Capital Of the bilking Mckinley troupe.
evidently under the belief that 1.-THE grass don't
grow all round" fot that company in Boise
City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

Ina Hor HLAcE.-On the night Of July
18th, wben'the stage going north from Black
Rock Station, in Oneida county, was fired on
b. . compile Of masked men, one being sta.
TONED on each side Of tho road, U. s. Marshal
~ PinkAam had narrow escape. He was
sitting o. the box with the driver, and the LIT.
stsr VS. mortslly wounded while 10 escaped
unipdarel. q 1'f .sAess re 3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31
rrrrrR FROM PLACERvILLE.

The following Communication, giving an ac-
count Of tie late fire. at Granite Creek, was
recsiyed b. . few days ago:
pxAcrRvllIx, /. r.. JUDY rs. 1873.
m Worfp:-Oa last Fridfl. July 10Th,
...,k. and 1ames were discoveeo4 issuing from
ths honse uf-1 Chinalnsu who t6nUws was1hng
Sor . l;vine. AZ tho lower end Of Granite town:
The alarm. @ usual in such Gases, spreaa
thronah the community ike hghfsine, ana al
thu men in that vicinity were SOON o the scene
of destruction, the ere in the mean Tune IsPio-
~ spreading to other buildings occupied y
Chinamen, which burned like busches o. MACH
es; and in few minutes tho heat nad oeco"o
20 intense a. to threaten the whole town.
The few white men, and am sorry ~ :.y
the few-because good many were stanaI0f
around OF leauing against fences. oiscasWne:
suppose, the cause Of the c0nnagfat!ou: WV
fought bravely to cOnfine tho nre 70 CninaNwu,
waited in a manner worthy Of emulation by
orher.: hut II had no effect on the gents OF
the fence" and the superhunan efforts Win
which thv.few noble men cut down, tore away
and carried off the combustible material in or.
der to cut of the rapidly spreading element
from the main town are truly deserving Of the
praises Of the narrowly escaped community;
and regret that my inexperienced pen . nos
able to do them full justice. To eco such cnam-
pions ~ Mike Crowley. who, armed win ~
AZ. surrounded on all sides BY the flames, with
one blow tore down the whole side OF
building, put me in mind Of Hercules per-
soui6ed. A second champion worthy OF no
tice, Mr.. -, was as . mentor almost 10 o't-
ferent places at the same tune. Mr.. William
O'Brien. with his usual presence Of mind, was
busily engaged where the flames were most
threatening, aud Martin Connsughton. John
Lyous, Tom Burke, Barney Hollo~ring, Fat
Norton, Jack Peterso0, Billy Stevens, Johnny
Ellis. James Murphy. Emanuel Fredis. Bob
Deyine ,ssd his hands. all Of Granite Creek,
distinguished themselves in many ways too nu-
merous to mention. The gentlemen OF F1ac.
ervills assisted with admirable sssiduity, and
their conduct was most praisewOrthy. Amongst
the most bold and daring I noticed Messrs:
johnny O'Doune.l, jim Fahy, Sanders and
Hamilton, aud last, though not least Mr.. Har-
bur. of Ceuterville All the above named gen.
tlemen have no doubt have been more than
once noticed for similar efforts; and think
that honor should be rendered wherever due,
aud their prompt aud skillfu endeavor to save
the town from certain destruction, should not
be passed over in silence. The entire loss sus.
tanned BY the Celestisls amounts to about $40
consisting in the total destruction Of Gxtern
frame buildings. worth about IS. 600; and % sou
worth Of household furniture, utsnsils, cloth
ing. &c.
The white community did not suffer. with the
exception Of Mr.. Patty Carrigan. whose frnce
and stable were burned. aud whose loss, ]
think, about $500 will cover. NoCGHToo.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

IDAHoxNs IN WALLA WALLA.-J. g. jus.
,tfea. who, II We mistake not, was once resi-
- = Boise Basin, hos been reelected City
ArSrsha u Wslla walls. and Tom Cation, o.
ether I'D Idshoan, ~ been elected 70 the City
eCOunm \.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

On Ir.-Patsey Foy, Of pugilistic fame, who
had sham ring encounter with Patsey Mar
Icy. near this place, in 1865, was arrested, re-
Gently, in Portland, Oregon, for shooting at one
Kennedy; with intent to kill him, the ball tax
ing effect il the corpus Of Chinese washer
man. After an examination, - the Chinaman
It was thought, would recover. Foy was released
on bonds to await the action Of the Grand
Jury. ,t' ss'1'7 .''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

WoN'r PAY.-The Women Sudtaeists 81
San Francisco have formed league with I
determination Of resisting To payment 1t TAR.
e until their right b tho ballot . recognised.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

A MODEL RADICAL JCDGE.-One Of the
former Utah Judges, Cyrus N. Hawley. needs
reconstructing. He was one Of the ring that
inaugurated the prosecutions for lascivious CO.
habitation against Brigham Young and other
Mormon dignitaries, and raised his hands in
holy horror at the idea Of men, in these days
Of civilization and christianity, indulging in
the luxury Of more than ono woman's earesses.
Az q Judge he inveighed long and loudly
against bigany and polygamy, and expressed
hls determination to reconstruct the morals oil
Utah after tho most approved New England
code Of social ethics. But, alas! the virtuoui
Hawley has come to grief. His mission and
occupation a. o reformer are ended, and be
stands forth living exemplar Of the polyga-
nous doctrines which he had 20 strenuously
and virtuously denounced. In other words,
this Radical paragon of judicial perfection
turns out to be practical polygamist, one Of
his wives having recently commenced suit
sgainst him for years of desertion; and the
hypocritical old "bilk who, We believe. has re-
tired from the field Of bis missionary lsbors
may yet grace the Inside Of State Prison.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

5CxrrRD.-The Liberal Reformers in San
Francisco have indorsed tho Democratic uom-
liner. Captaip James N. Mcdonald. for Mayor,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

ABOUT SwAG.-Jas. H. Slater, of Oregon,
has been heard from on the subject Of Congress.
sionalswag; and he is about the most conclusive
reasooer who has yet spoken concerning it.
He says be took it because the House Commit.
tee refused to allow him compensation for trav-
81 via. Portland and San Francisco; but instead
computed the distance from bis home to Wash
ington city BY Boise City and Salt Lake. the
shortest and proper route. occasiouing him to
lose, in mileage. 81, 800. and he ''wauted to got
eveo," or words to that effect. It was certain.
y very naughty Of the House Committee to
compute mileage according to law; but it il .
powerful weak" reason to offer in justification
of an act which should not have been done IN.
les it could be defended on unequivocalIy NOR.
81 grounds; and none have yet been found to de-
fsnd the backpay grab on such grounds. Our
opinion il that the Democracy Of Oregon will
undertake, ct the next election. to secure Mr.
Slater against future losses from similar causes
By sending some other man to Congress.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31
i LIST o. LETTERa
Taxes: Taxes!!'

N1oTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT rHp ~,
IL ritortal and Co1nty Taxes Of Boise Conr.s |,
T., ars now due and payable. and that the M = =
gard to their collection will be strictly enforcsa
BEN T. DAVE
Idaho City, July 81, l87Sw4 W
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31
IDAHO CITY. I. =.
THURSDAY. .-.*~gUL1sSl, io1y.

JrrAH ExPOsUKHe-Ex-U. s. Attorney OF
Utah. Georxs C. Bates, II engaged in exposing
Official corruption in that Territory. and the
Opdes j.seties publishes communication
from. him in which he !" goes for" the corrupt
sco.sdrels who have been foisted'o on the PEG.
pie Of Utah a. Federal officials in q way that
il commendabls. to say the least of it. Bates
was ostracixed and bounded out Of Office BY
Mexican and his corrqpt clique simply because
he was sound lawyer. and possesaed too much
honesty aud seltrespect 70 allow himself to be
made tool Of BY ring Of thieves and scoun-
drels in furthering their nefarious schemes
against the Latter Day Saints. In dealing with
that judicial ass. Mexican. Mr.. Bates says:
II have only to add that the force of the attack up
on me here has bean pazalyxed BY the notorious
fscts that al judgments appealed from this court to
the Supreme Court Of the United States have been
0yerruled there, from that Of Engelbrecht down:
that All indictments found here have been quashed
there that all imprisonments here. made under such
indictments have been decided to be false mprison-
ments, and that the shlest law Journals and many
Of the most eminent juIists OF the country have
Openly condemned and denounced the Court which
misinterpreted or perverted my language and tried.
condemned and sentenced me without preliminary
hearing or opportunity OF DEFENSE.
Mexican treats with contempt the opinions
and decisions Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, and appears determined to keep
affairs in Utah in middle. in order to procure,
if possible, some vindictive legislation at the
hands Of Congress, that will enable him and
bis corrupt associates to carry out their de-
signs against the MormOns. The whole trouble
in Utah could be settled if the President would
only kick this pettifogsing fanatic out OF po'
sition he has disgraced and appoint some hon.
est and respectable lawyer in his stead. Nc
Kean scouceives that he has mission to fulfill,
and common law, common sense and decency
arc alike distegarded BY him 10 his obstinate
and fantastic endeavors to achieve notoriety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
HORSE and RIAGEMARKET
xEw-YoRK. Monday. Sept. 70. 1873.

The week opened with very little movement
,no local horse trade and, beyond limited demand
Cos common draught horses the market will probably
very quiet until the prevailing financial dis
turOances shall be measuraey removed The supply Is
~ and tho General tendency of prices is strongly in
favor OF buyers. . rr,esdav fl,e ao,h inst
BALES by auction tomorroW 9 Arb JsnSon
Ibirteenth-st near University place. - $500 NJ.
Al - O'Clock. at the Horse anu pSsr
FOurth-aYe - ,.or,- u..la activity and
no special feature TO n0ie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
GUNNER Retreats.

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
LINZ Offer son'ry inducements to excursion parties Tor ae
LONG BRANCH.
o. churches societies clubs picnic parties Ge
etied o io.lruiuc schedule Of reduced rates:
Parties of 90 and less than 100 81 30 round trip.
ptrtes OF 100 and less than 200 ST. % icub1 Trip
Ptriss % 2JJ aud over. ouly 81 roTnd TIP
The EAST END HOIEL,
urssr uanafemer fufw It's beautiful lawns,
grounds fo the free Of
Rooms meals at liberal rates
most desirable tle beach. For Information apply
Copsas Office, 80 Broadti Aston House Pier % North
&Fef foot aud a. Tie general ONCE Long
JOHN r. COLI
General Freight and Passenger AgeA
" W sERir Superintendent
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE
~ Amherst, Mas Tor treatment q PARALYSIS in al forms Spinal
Diseases Limbs Crooked Feet and Hands b.
ltgd Jol WY Neck Viuss Dance all Dcomtes, Ismeness
aoi Nervous Diseases Disease Of Brain Heart and Lungs HTsiera,
6c g. W. RHODES NJ D.. Meoce Director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
furniIure.

A UCTION NOTICE.-GOod second hand ana
N msst CARPETS all Se,; ch patterns English btn an in
grain daily suction cheap at l2 FuiOn|l between ~
and Nassau
EOR SALE-ALL THE ELEGANT FUkNi-
TURF In house MURRAY Hin, fhhave, complete Io
housekerng occupancy Of house, prompt sale an ogo
Box 4, 7S5 kewlork PostOhce
WEEKLY and MONTHLY PAYMENTS Tor
w FURNITURE. CARPETS and BEDDING at s. VI Wv,
PBRTHWAr& Co.'S 155 and l57 Chahamst An immense stock
and low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

A L HALF PRICE.-PlANOS, ORGANS, ana
II MRJODEONs, little used in perfect order so 500 SUG,
al Nus Books T. GORDON son, - EAss Foureeat1sI
near Fnh-sve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
Oentlsfrn.

UNEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN 16
4 Benumbng application Beautiful teeth inserted at
moderate rates; plumpcB for hollow cheeks specially.
JAY VIbaBRS 1855 Grand, Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

EIRST-CLASS II Octave PIANOS Retalled
CHRISTIE IS BaTryv-5t.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
Porters.


A RESPECTABLE and honest Swedish
u ,o,rr on wishes situation PORTER, or would DO
snv Vo-k around the place. wiling ana obgng mas Seen' cy
wage, moderate at No. l6o oh'e over
dmg store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
fcrtnres an0 aleetin9s.

fcrtnres an0 aleetings.
A MEXICAN BIBLE UNION ANNIVERSARY,
N WEDNESDAY Oct l. at the Fs Baptist Church, Of Park
ave and Thirty ninth 81 meetings Ga lOa "a and "a
speakers Ora ANGUS. CRAMP, ARMlTAGB, FULTON. DAw
SON JBPPBRl. CATHCART ScI
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF NATU-
4 RAJ SCIENCE, NETWORK and BERLTN-A preliminary
Lecture Botany Prof A. LEuB MONDAY, sep 20 al
Tickets 50 IS Cooper UriOn The hewlok class Of
Ladies for Berlin embark IN April OF esch year:
Address ADRIAN J. kBBLL Director Is Cooper Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
Marble ano 1ldte Hlantels.

A KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~ ZINC WORKS 49, ard l3G East EgheutLst Marble ami
ssroeret hart Thing Marble Count Monuments pnees that
eep eompeatOL har0le turning for the trade
GTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- hsnie ch and designs e lowest go and ~
West IwentI'th.rtst. between seventh and Kghthages
fT'HE PENRiYN SLATE Co. have removed
10 their wrerooms Unonsq Fourih.aye, and Seven
fenthst and oirrng OF MANTELs, CRATES
Sc COMPRISING elegant unique designs, challenging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
6elp manleo- females.

(VANTED-TwO Protestant women, one IA
w CHiLDs NURSE. Al COOK, WASHER AMI HOMER 10
nrvse lmilY Cal Monday and Tuesay MIS- DODGE. Gni
uaJa A.,s Psfkaf aud F0uy 0a a. tgler.A required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
nlrsical Instruments.

A BARGAlN-Beautiful 7t-Oc. Rosewood
~ PIANO oyersraug all improvements Sl1Oi one for 80
1,sursa tten-Sl2 moutby. New Pianos $3.50 upwards
CABLE lO7 West TeentY -hrisL, corner OF siEthaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

and SEAMSTRESS.-Wil go
by desired has good recommendations Apply At
Deau.st.. Brooslyn. Mrs. KELLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
Sales bn Anrtlon

A. mERwIS Aucuo8eet.
pY BANGS, MERWIN q Co., CSC Broadway,
ID Of Books Works Of Art Pancv Coos SC
WEDNESDAY, Oct !, Il 4 D. m.-yALUABLB BOOKS o.
Chem quite 10 the EIgh and French snguages also solid
mahogany BUREAU. an ARM CHAIR. and BOOK CASES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

GARDENER" SITUATION WANTED by
VI scoiehmAn married family thoroughly understands his bust
branches greenhouses grapee hot aud cold bouquets
flowers landscape gardening 1css reeronoe Address NJ at
BndgenAu's Seed store. $40 Broadway
, 1873-09-27
SHIPMENTS or CATTLETO GLASGOW,
a New md Successful Enterprise.

1,-,,, ~. r.,n 1-x. 1,..,,,. ,,o.. CD n,
nnvni ~ fcotnro M IN an,or;a, ro", nr,r,a e I, +o
snna - I;,.o o.tt,a NV, t oautts 4 - ~ ..ae
rn, ~ ~ a,ouo,,tasaS 80 49, .1n k1;,t " uas-
3a' o,tnrnrse v sua ia,o,v u ,',oraa ~, ~
f,I"senw irn ~ yohr noii + sa ~ ~ .ne
n ht.,ra ~ uGnI ~ % nyt 1ons, LUG ialgest
firm Ha,,r, no,i ~ nnns i; tf;n ot" nd u ~ .
y,.;ao H.; 40 o,nr, - -. tn '.Sy, nnu "as
a" aa"d nrtont NJ iho nav ~ 5,,ancsa wv tD'"''noNs
"'tH IL se;a t,,a+ m ~ nr;oo nf haof T., .,.1,a
advanced 20 ner cent within tho Iast ian vcars rs.'
~ co,,aoanOrr oA ~ tho rnarnost n l1h H. sus
"ia ~ ss @ fsa
arpmant ~ tho m,sart In,' ~ 9,ttio f.o,,,
ohrnad N1arv ~ aan rast-ooa oro o,i ~
oreo and the @ Of catto from 4u cert ceItain
;ii,s stato of of5nr Totorm;nel liz rn' ~ ry
tn e1a1ant 1,a.g ~ ~ oto;n s r 70 ,y
tad Stntoa tho cnst NJ tno nntvo cat,o ~ T., tha
Glasgow M market m being from slso to- 10 s2s5 per per
o ue's an set NH ot rat far Init sv ho
,rn orr;a 1o ot oas,o,s ~ - a ~
IN tha frsr waals ~ 1nIv roac nrnro az a"tiu.
factory 1bot r Honry oj aui9ea foT this IL
,rs ss on rn1ar hs;nasa IL anam m .no
~. o;~ ia3 ~ ao..ia m aao g ~ ~ eouab
ht - las mn. ;ncrs"sad t,o Nnu Is
saivo r. r. ar,c;o,t no.1 ~
ohtaino1 bo intnnis to snon forwnr1 twemiv u iv b
eaeS voaaoi mak;ur m ovcrngo ~ fnrta ny ~
weah. ~ H. ~, ~ doupsaul' @ no"oYor, II !ne weokiy
y enls nn9 s e 'nol9 sna' tnilLy
r ~. na,I ~ ro,,n,on "au n.o nouBns
s3nn ~, ~ i,aaS T1,a anat ~ ~ an Mseo VI
cl,S;,I', H. fro;.t onroes foa -
ovnra'aa o1o,,t egk t,op ao ~ i H. ~ ns. ~
nso Ion tS1 oao ~ snat sng Soss "
,aa1 T., a @ y ,,s,;. ~ .nu ~ ina,
o9;a ~ naona1 & W ,,,oot ,@
1.. 1o :" saali' w oAn ~ Wv " ene
in ~ NJ iuurance i; ooad @ apoas ~
III; ,c',,d nin,a.t nxo'ti ~ tn1 sont ~.
'rnnt 1oo'" "11Ao'' 'A"o''S eouutefoA'ice si'o
pAyts, Tho cott,o bovo hoan ,or,,oa =, +ho ,,,nor
on =; UAss,o @ ntoa oeon sui Ta1 n ~ .m1 MRur
on' .nrto n,,a a H. u 10y a',a auan a
hoo,, ,;ro1 ~ ottam1 ~ an ,,t ~ .rost,, nna ,
so',t ~ oao ~ a,,ona, -, nav ,n;i & ato
ou oaor =" ,rav lnvn % .,onaraiiU hnI w.
nor;tn m orr;yo, athema;' 'oa;n ~, y. .o ouN
ornn nho',, tft n,,1,,Js n6 =; ,rSo;t,t ~ .u ,i,,
, 1873-09-27

What tho National Ey0lrd OF Trade
Will Talk About ut Their Coming
Convention In This Csty.

| Whit tho National Exolrsl OF Trade
Will Talk About ut Their Coming
Convention In This Csty.
The ollcnl lit Of snbjccts proposed for the consa
Grafton of the National Board Of Trado ut it's annual
meeting to be hold in Chicago, commencing Oct. 81
next, has been published. We give the headings Of
tho subject, and by whom proposed, md OH what
ground, as follows:
l. "Dopsrsmcnt OF Commerce" Submitted by tho
Executive Council III mcnorat advocating 1t.
2. " Department Ut Trade" Submitted hy phlla-
delphta Board of Tradc. with resolution fAvoring it.
tive Council, with resolution.
4. "Rsforn Of tho Currency" Submitted by the
&. Transportation Facllitiea." Submitted by the
Chicago Board of Trao, with view to increasing and
O. "isaiiroad Transportation" Submitted by tho
E1ecneSo y rsa,e;1,. oo1MnciI, with resolution: ,...
canausn a Hseaprosatyn Submitted by tho Ex-
g. "obstrucou to NaYigat!on in Canadian Wateys.H
Submitted by Milwaukee, Chamber Of Commerce, With
Of Trado ii 10 all impeii1aent. ' 1''~'' 1''A''
' q .Natlonal Natl 81 Dankrupt Law" Submitted by the
lay, md proposing thu. 1t 10 amended. -
10. National Banking" Submitted by the Gin.
cinnaA Boafd OF Trude, asking policy IN regard
Il. National Banking Law" Submitted by ths
philado'phia boar1 of Tsaslc, asking for a1nend-
il. :" state Debts" Submitted by the New orloaus
GAalhber Of Commerce. suggesting that States Limit
Is. "bnreau Of Internal Improyemcnts.' Submit
tod by the Mobile Board of Trade. with resolution i
II. "TariY Duties on Imports" Submitted By the
Cincinnati Board Of Trade With a resolution propos-
is. Exports Of sprlts." Submitted by tho Board
OF Trade. Chicago, w,ntpg laws siuiplille.l,
~. Capitasion Taxes on immigration" SUBJ
mittea ny tho Executive Council declaring then uli
u: "Nattonal Quarantine Regulations" Submit
toy oy tho Mobile Board OF Tradc, wanting moro
Is. " Iaho Uoasting Trade" Submitted by tie MIL
, 1873-09-27
PES THENCE.
The ScOlsrgc ut Shreveport.

say-,,no1, IN, rorrrsnens,s, ~ W. y ,ot,, ,,,
To to deoasn Whit ia 10 pon x;t T. g'cl' ID
and fntai coct at sravonari una ma sin du,y
that # IL vol1ow fovcr IF III ,nna ,"ol;nun1;
tyuo, md Gonann,ontlv contnrions villa o}lars
tovar "c';ar - no ~ te 1 ns H., ,.s
satca md mi at nt contnriona " bt ' ov;nap hn
comc com;c rom nrslv incoi 49, .aoas ,u;11 iii
cont;na to raoc ;mat sn ion~ teos' o to W.,
ists or thero ia material upon wbeh It can feo1
ria fsenac 10 ,,shoro1 IN with sovor., c,;i;
of lin cnncoa,ivo tvnn rim XII, Ia rooa1nnad S
10 reat ;nt"rnai hao+ an5 axtrae 10
81 tbo s,rfaoa tin inror, foeI;nr eos, mn,nh
md the Ina prcsentjntl h,ua 0'6 nn6earancn mpo
, 1873-09-27

III raper roaa to tho Paris Academy Of Alodi-
clue, tic necessity In argued OF preventing por-
fur,ers from solIing poisonous or dangerous ar
ticlos, which should ho loft exclusively to the
without pliysloiaufs prescription, Arsenic, Tho
acid nitrate Of mercury, tartar omotio, eanthari-
des, oolchIcum, md potasBa caustica, aro conf
mon ingredients In those cosmetics. Tue
, 1873-09-27
Tho IRl0XV-Etys

Mr.. G.. A. Rowol has rccontly made an na-
founding calculation respecting tho Llow-ily.
On the authority Of Neaumur, he states that ono
fly will produce 10000 cggs,. wAielI are latohod
almost as soon M Deposited. alaggots issue
forth, and almost Immediately begin to foed, and
twenty-four hours increase their weight 400
tnos. 1u eight Or niuo aaya they are full grown.
They then aysumo tho pnpa state, and, aftor a,,-
otl,or porloa of about tho sumo Duration, como
forth perfect tics. mouth, therefore,
III rather more than enough for gon-
oration. Suppose that Of tho 10000 ogga
ialf produce, females, H. thon In the first
producing 2o,o 900 oggs worry simple calculation
will show tl!at at this rato, IN loss thau nix
1000, ,o0o ooo 900. .00O ,oOo II ovory iiy Is
half al a., inch llonE, q'.Hrtor Of an inch wide.
and tho aamo IN depth-tllat is to any il thirty
enough to cover all Eng|and aud Wales to tho
depth Of $500 miles, or tho entiro world, both
land aud water, to tho tlopth OF milo and u
quarter. Fortunately for Afternoon nnppers,
the juvenile blow-tly has terrible num6nr Of
enemies, aud worry rarely lives to attain parental
diguity.