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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13
ANOTHER ScoUNDREL.-ABother corrupt
scoundrei has been detected in his vilainy, and

ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures cOrrup
scoundre has been detected in his villainy, AMI
promptly exposed by member of the Kansas
LEGISLATURE. The term of S c. Pomeroy Al
United States Senator from that State expires
on March 4th, and the infamous old villain
who has been mixed up in every job and swim
die in Congress for twelve years past deter
mined, at any cost, to secure reelection
The damaging evidence produced before the
Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections
of bribery and corruption on the part OF Ills
colleague, Caldwell, seemed in no way to deter
the old psaIm-singing hypocrite from adopting
similar tactics in his endeavOrs to secure re-
election. The willy old sinner, however, met
his match, and was outgeneraled, and his in-
fanny exposed, by Senator York, before the
Joint convention of the twoHouses Of the Kan.
sas Legislature. Knowing so well the charac-
ter of the man, a job was put up on Pomeroy
By few of his opponents in the Legislature.
and Senator York had several interviews with
Pomeroy in regard to his reelection. Old Pom
finally offered to purchase Senator York's vote
and influence, and the latter, 10 order to unmask
the scoundrel, made bargain, by which he re-
ceived seven thousand dollars in greenbacks
When the joint convention assembled. and the
various candidates were placed in nomination.
York rose to question of privilege and there d.
vulged the whole matter. at the same time taking
from his pocket package containing the money
which he placed in the hands of the Chairman
of the convention. A scene of wild confusion
ensued. and on the vote being taken Pomeroy
didn't receive single vote, the ballot resulting
in the election of John J. ingalls, by an over
whelming majority, with the remainder of the
votes scattering between other candidates
After the adjournment Pomeroy was arrested
for bribery, and waving an examination, he
gave bonds in the sum OF $50 900 to appear
aud answer the charge before the District
Court in June next. The dispatches state that
after this occurrence Pomeroy was taken seri.
Ously i'll. The greatest benefit the old scoun-
drel can confer on his State and the country at
large, would be to die at once. At any rate
the people of Kansas are to be congratulated
on their being well rid of the corrupt old VII
lain; and Senator York merits, as he will doubt
less receive, the thanks Of every honest man n
Kansas, as well as the commentator of the
people generally throughout the country
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

IxScupD,-Two men were Iynched NJ
Rozeman City, Montana. on the night OF reo-
,u.rv lat. One Of them was an Ola lna"'
named Triplett, who killed man about 'n'ee
months ago, and the other was young man
known as steamboat Bill" who killed . CHI
nawoman but two days before. The bodies Of
the two murderers were found hanging the
next morning after they were taken from the
iail =
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

FABLED.-One bill to rob the public treas.
ury has gone by the board in Congress at the
present session. On February Sd, on motion
OF Senator Thurman, the bill substituting the
Webb Australian Steamship Line. was tabled
by vote Of, ayes 80, noes 81. If the Senate
will now table the Goat Island bill it will give
some assurance that Snonopoists opd s~indling
corporations will ny longer BE- permitted t.. rob
faae people at will.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

0Hhh-"e take the following item.
''" m the Ara'a"che of February 9Th:
,... 1' 81 s.ore.room at the Idaho Hotel wa. an.
o s'e e. 1y burglars few nights ago and : c..s
... =" Immense body Of rich ore has iu.t h..,
s.auc. IN the north works Of tho Emsrs rs;. s"
oA.snG'ne through the Let. Cd, and ri is,.l. ."e'
a. =. Springer. at one time Sheriff &c co r..
.s counIy, aud an old resident of that ..s.;.s
'a' 'oes'ed permanently 10 Sen Franciarn ''ou'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-The Portland Bm,.
fehn OF February Sd, contains an account Of !,
terrible tragedy that was recently enacted in a
ballroom at Harrisburg. in Oregon, on the
evening Of January 3lst, in which one El,as
keeney walked into the room and shot throuoh
the heart, and instantly killed, young man
named W. A. Pelton. The murderer e.capea
and at last accounts had not been captured.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

ATTEMPTED SrtciDg-We learn from the
Wilson. attempted 10 commit suicide lately
near Ogden. She cut her threat. iniiciing
four deep und dangerous gashes. severing the
wind pipe in two places. bu; not cutting the
jugular vein Sigh, hopes are entertained OF
her recovery.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

RafoRMATIoN.-Ab bill 10 now pending be-
fore the Indiana Legislature. providing that
transient visitors from other States shall not be
granted divorces unless the cause Of complaint
was a legal ground for divorce in the State
where II occurred II that bill becomes law
the divorce business will sensibly decrease in
that seciiGn
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

RETIRED.-Mr. B. B. Taylor, who for about
two years past. has so ably and creditaby filled
the position of editor of the Oregon Herald.
has withdrawn from the editorial management
of that excellent Democratic journal. We are
not advised as to who will be his successor,
but hope that the paper may be as ably con-
ducted' in the ftAure as it has been under Mr..
TAYLOR.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

ANOTHER CrRE-Willard Bingham, Of
West Weber. writes 10 the Ogden Junction
,ha, be has successfully treated horses and
mules taken with the epizooiic. aad in every
instance has effected cure by giving the AM.
one Tablespoonful OF EPSON salts. dissolved
aud pat into bran mush."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

CONVICTED. NJ Lee, one Of the a;sor
neys Of the Bro;her,on brothers, wha are
serving out terms. for forgery. in the California
State Prison. was recently tried and found
guilty Of embraeery. in trying TO bride one o.
the jurors in the Bro,herion case.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

CURE FOR EPIzooTIc.-Hon. w. n. Hoop.
er. Delegate to Congress from Utah, teleprapbs
to the Dcseret Ne,cs that President Gront In.
given to his horses, during the prevalence Of
the eplzootic, with full success, a tea.spoonfrl
ct chloride Of potash tn pail Of water Ia
every four horses, twice day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

LARGE YiELD.-In the Crows Point mine.
Nevada on February 5tt. sos car loads Of ore
were sent to the surface I'M the l,loo.foot
level, 10 eight hours, which is the "b,ooe.tr
DAYS run ever made in any Of the mine, Of thu
Comstock '.0
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

WOULDN'T SricS.-The a.iemp. Of the New
York theatre managers la abolish bll-boards.
has proved failure. Two Of them put ou,
larger posters than ever. and thus forced the
others 70 90 back Ia the old system
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

FROZEN TO DEATn.-Over one hundred per.
sons are reported to have been frozen to death
IN England during the fret three DAYS in Fab.
ruary.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

HEAVY SrogMs.-The ArdlaHche Of Feb
sth states that. owing Ia the heavy snow storm.
last week. the Boise mail, on several occasions.
bad to be transported from sBabins,ons, dis
lance OF eight miles. on mems backs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

PRoGREssrNG.-The Utah Nor.h... y,
ROAD Is completed to Logan. a distance Of for,v
miles from the place Of beginning.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

MURDER AND SUICrDE-A man named AL
tired .. Love recently shot bis four year old
daughter and then killed himself The cause n,
II was domestic troubles.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

NARrErf.-Schuyler Colfax. To ease his
mind of Credit Mcbiler troubles. varies his
occupation by occasionally delivering a tenn
perance lecture, for which be is entitled TO
credit, outside of Mobiier stocks.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

A CRY D.srRoYEp.--The city of I,oharer
IN hindoossan, was recently destroyed BY an
earthquake Over FIVE hundred persons are
supposed 10 have persisted.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

e"o"iSo.-Ihe Dalles Moantaineer states
.nat Mount Rainier was fariously smoking dur.
ing the month Of January.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

SErrLEp.-The Greeley will case has At
length been settled. Miss Ida Greeley. with the
approval Of her sister having withdrawn from
the contest.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-13

oN THE MAKE.-A negro member Of III.
Mississ'pp' Legislature declares that he will
not vote for adjournment until he has mad.
money enough to pay for his farm.
, 1873-07-24

METALS AND T1ENEns' sTooK-wsro in mod
esate demand It The annexed rates:
ltz29; 1850: do. roofing 10. fi4oo; do 2ox2s
snzEr z,ao.Fali casts, lie haf casss liz e,1xo;
ss5s7 .1;s5 1Sos5ss y; o5o Fates ussa iron, a20
oAIyAs1zKD 1noxaNo. l6@?o. 10; No. 2e@2., loc;
n N !; 2o III No a. aeo ~ aoo discount
~ tt9nsa sopper 4oo; p|anished copper, zco d. d.
%saE12 S So; 3 qaa ., 1es; - to T. IL y
1eo; 10, 19c; ao 2oe fun bundle II per cent div.
NA1Iswore fairly active at the decline noted yes
terday. We quote: 1oSeod. per keg, Sa.o9h rates /;
s H. q an' sG Il d. e: ss ~ snss Il g.
WY: *';H2:vA1 sronrs-vsr, william. n,t.r,o, ,,,,nr.
linc e. MONA: tarfed rape. i, i75iss; oslum.
onie' Sso9(Se6o; p1teh U bf, soooS7oo: tar, y
oILs-iu this department there was fair activity for
though there was 10 special arnne:s III :ny depart:
nent We quote: Carbon, 1891 e1tralara oil, 76c No. J.
sis @ NJ &c. &C., ssp anss a. e oas e foot sss e
bank o!l, 0sc straits, 100; elephant oil, o5o tarpen.
tno, 63estAo: naphtho, 63 gravity, l8@loo naphtha
' poUIfhYoid md large .iz.a chickens wsre SAL
but oa 5" prss z sa :sT .ne
62500s25. We note salcs OF coopn turkeys at laKo;
cools do at 11t912c; 10 cooiM chickens ut f4bOa3
a.76 10 coopH spring At $500; 40 coops at 2.6o8
PoTAToEs-, Tho supply is 4ti: quite large, tho
unsettled, under moderate local inquiry. Prices
range FROM s25o@3.26 for new IN barrels, and " bu
sALT-Artivity and Armucea arc tho leading CHAR
actcrisscs Of the sa!t market. Va again quote !;
opontaga, Canada, mn. seglnaw, ane, 800 ort!:
solar, $40; dairy, without Iags, SSH; duiry viii
hags *41o@4 Is Aallton dairy per aack, *soost.o3 j;
aa 1Se ~, d'eI !e sars s '' a''s to
Timothy was In request for August and
advanced to ss.losss.l3H, cash. Timotly Mea qaiet
q s eo0 es fer ne1t month, iIanaaran Z qaoe! 1t
$3.io do; 10 sacka niiet 1t 45u. ~ w. -
TEAs-Aro moving with tair libarality far a. new
crop cOncerned hnt old teas aro neglected mud
weak Stocks nrs in goo. shape, and dealers xro
looking forward 70 All active aud prosperous fall tras.
a!!sns ameaae 70 ~ poaaa., sier aotao|ina
stea,ner st. petersuurg aud the bark Kate oarnio.
With low prices aud Increased doHanl merchants he
eys thss ~ oooooo pounds rsro consumed sn1 Of
si|. whlu sdds 70 ssrPiaa of proviuas ysss. iesSes
Eho racsion in values ss boom ls'' o result, and
III many tea has Sold for leas than
cost u Importation" Young hyyun common to air
DO g1d s90 do sh0tse to er5s
oomilon lmror!a,, co@05u goud 10 choice. do.
aocGs$lo; fair 70 good ganpowdar 7octSsi 90 choice
nKsasy oiEa S'@2o Ct ons sntr MayRs
old, 05f970o; common du, 88@i9c oo1orcd NATURAL
leaf japan, 6o865o common 20 f1no Ooong 85@l6o ;
gool, bs@dsc cho!ce to extra, 8sc@$i.oo.
TOuAoO0-We quota the market atsady at former
pr1ce4:
FlsE oyar-E1trs. 75@sso; cho,ee, cs@7oO; usdi-
| I'm eoG9oo poos 10 common, A09too.
, 1873-07-24

H7..
~ H. oae!naW tAllcn:} courier OF tho 29th inst.
tilan naa .ho io!loWng Ihefo 10 considerable ac-
si'ty IN tne sn!s market' ana tno prospects favor
sro., eo1,,or' Me arrive At th1s conclusion not
taom taoI any suaaen developments, but from the
iace tnat pnyefa representing at least two conf
a paat,ons haYe ooon actively engaged during tho
pas5 1en gays puylng not only the manufactured
proaucs, bn! ING mako OF tho soason to Nov.
3or 1t ta1n aha sl1ty-aay paper. Wo hear Of at
loass hait do2on iTins WIG havo sold their
make ~ from S1.1V to Tl.aa, anu num-
per 81 o1nn1a naYo bGen :, approached
a9a ueonnea. L. 10 estimated tlat TIE purchases
o. Tue PAST "eoh or ten aays, with the amount
On nanu ana ~ eon5rood NJ ny mo buyers Will up,
Rso1naase @ aa zoo'gup ~ pGfreia md possibly exceed
t tnoso Inc maFKot 1or some time nus
ooen na,sn, %a1n pnyefs on hana ~ iast as tho
en't e mas - lor nIAot, aug tho 49otetlona or
,f.atsa ~ yi;po 1--we neeh 1eaa1y Ieanzea MINI
M nse pcen oontehtea Win these t1guros,
~ y. any sudaen llso or aocnne IN tho
an hou nas usea n31pectoa' ~ az onGo zee
arrais ~ sns tno1o ate not 1uo09
eis VI m ~. salt on tno north OF
oa ao'a ~ ~ 1ne na,heI ao many OF tho WORKS
r1o n.u sua NV i1r a.eau. II sae s,atenone
III t,g 0,s5 souef ID 70 ne ered-
t,u % ~ a., . u ana4ts ealssH ~ tlas
W H1. hhv t sne.o IL movement here
~ ~ ~, VIII syracuse ana otnor deaiefs
Io.eiaad 1nJ Luz i@s nas nos peen iauy
, 1873-07-24

North Woa d, cor Of Park st, . +, 27A110o It,
dhIcu July "a confederation. $1,000.
sup Lot Of Lot 4, In Dock a roekwols Addition,
dstod April 2t; consideration, q, ,035.
Lot 40, In Hook a. Of " Heo a. 3D. H. datol April
III consideration, q, GOO.
>, Mfth ~ bet Madison md Monroe ats, I, 4o.11oX
II dated Juno a.; consideration, &31 900.
NORTH or 0rrY LIMITS.
Lot 30, In Block of Da1tor'e " n Of 4 " Hoo 20,
~ u, dated July 2: consideration, $425.
Lots rs mud 20, In Block 8, saus 8nbdlvihon, dated
May ~; consideration, 500.
nouTn or CITY 1ratIT8,
uiock ?, In Layton, Martin Ularke's y 4 " Of d
81 300 a. ss IA OK acros}, datcd April 2s; oon-
South . scroa oi fw4nwAnwAof nex
soo u, as, -, dated Aug. 49, 1s72; consideration,
Lots IS, 81, and 49, in block H. in Chicago univer-
sity suhNvsion In Soc 49, IA, dated July Il; eon-
Lots g and II to 2o in block Of g.eserta sub.
division IN Hof sw SEQ H. 80, 10, dated Juno Z;
LotIa, il Tlock /, in Hcints's Subdivision in *
Eco 4, 50, II dated July u confederation, $500.
Lot 26, In Duncans Block 7, Of Taylor Kr0ighA
4 Of Il Hoo T. SO, II dated Juno s; considoration,
Lot H. IN Block !, IN r. D. Smiths Subdivision In
BneA Of ~ X BOO 90, 80, 1s dated April ~; con.
sideratton, $500.
wE8r OF ClIT LIMIT.
Division Ct, between Crawford and Richmond avs. 8
~ acrea dated March 10; conalderation $780, $50.
, 1873-07-24
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

.,oono, WEDNESDAY EVENING. July %.
ALCoHOL-Was In fair dcmani aud firm at $l.ea3
BROOM coRN-Ne.ts with tho usual demand, and
rules firm, especially tho upper crades which orc
I stock braid, e,5a7No;. No. do, 6N@5Se; No. 5 do
4A@So; inside 9 9grecn' 5000; do red tip, s1@4c; do
pEANs-Were dull and nominal. We quote: Nnyics,
t2;6o@2. 90; prime medium, $a.s5@2.4o; common to
f'i5 h6fpfaa Gftasl q s&2e9 h
stesde, than for somo time past Probably the amount
Of building this senaon will compare favorably With
thtt o. previous year. st season q eourse ozcepsd
required. stocks being reduced and held with mors
hrnncsa, at se0o@eoo. Other materials were In lilo
stuceo casting t956Sl Loo; portlani cement, @ S7so
@soo 2 brl; hoaondale coment, $a.25@36o; Usica,
is"'ssys is st sS e. Ss'sS fss s%s il ssS ti eF
limo tbrs $ll9l 15 y brl; white san, . ri, 81 50
S20o s plsateTng & haiE bn 4o@5oc; nre brick por
o10 sewer bflc, :ao0a060; nwaukeo PRESSED us 90
81 @ss90o 40 do e. DO common s4eo; sene pressed
fndss progsod seoo'c o cana9 ~ ~
159o; ;t8 ,;;,!nEe,, tl5e clay, per bsl s3.ooat.oo
,, nuTTENIrlses a were again 1uoted hrm, the con-
low for the table ia III short supply and il tending
ts anticipated. We quote: Strictly choice yellow,
1ots2lo medium to good lo@l7o inferior to COM
'nti. n&daiNa-eran bags arc tho only thing on
.bls activity, aud he movement n tleso Is not On
at this OF the year paraps, gnnies, aud Wool
sacks remain yoFy. quiet wo quoia: Stark, soXo !;
hss ? s;' jss nss5s;sa osss s sss tnsss S:
1y@21o; gunntas. single, l7esl8o; do double 2su..:
vi iassr oig Ills branch of rae there voro
now featurus deserving moution. Orora woro mostly
small but they made very fair ss8rcgate and former
York factory iSSllS Ohio factory, o@ioo; Western ester
faesoFy. eA@l0o.
, 1873-07-24

Arm. Wo qaote: No. whitensi, KSrI, 1s?t M.S5s a
GOO; No. do, is No. front s6 oOGak 1S NJ
shore macksfol, 4 Gri, sil.5o@li.75 No bny, ioso
| @o.?5; No. nlackorc, n br1 $8b0@87b: family
maokorel, " br, $7,oo@7.a5; No. sloro Iits. Mo5ta
200 n1n1ner-o,lrod goldfish, per 100 hs 7E.
Qeorgea codllsl so.s0@G.75 Labrador boring, aplit'
prla, 80 o0@0.60: do, " brI, $4.76@6.00 LaErsdor
herring, round, brl $a00@8.60 do hrl, 81. .25@ 110.
hox herring No. 1,28a3Oo; box herring. ncalel.
S5955o: Columbia niver salmon Il brlB, $5G0GD 100;
.ith Fruits 1de, AND NuTs-Appea eontlnno to oet
inward ~ advance Of 10 he!ng established to-day.
toaches a!ao ar9 beginning TO look up lttle prunea
aro @ ngain higher, now firmly field ut 14@16u.
otnef ~. 1ru1;a ~ Eu!o quiet and unchanged: We
o oaE eos n' rnma nn PIE sN@
5aFsM ar primes, new, 14@loo; raiains, $23o@
LOO zsnte currants, 797Ho ;cron, 42@43c. Doarxa-
TIoL.A!uon anpies 1oEs2oc; Michigan DO 6A@7s<o;
m.rn a9 osS1G; southern do poaohos
Eateat iosa tuo reaGnes hh!Vcs o90c; do mixed, ~
isao sH9'c raspnstres 4o94lo; pit
a, o xv911g. i49d5o; a.
Inonas, iorraRona M923o; Nnpos walnuts, 24826c;
dM@7a Wmn oo% n9can t12s Asan PEANUTS
Auts, 'taIHc.
aRooEHlEs-so far 10 tho leading Btaplea nro con-
, 1873-07-24

The incomplotonoss Of tic returns Of tho consua
OF 1870, aa the lattcr manfcstly do not represent
the roal oxtonto tho paper industry Of that dato
1t will bo seen by the following table What has
been tho increase Of tho product Of tho throo
tHolTa Yoara
, 1873-07-24

Hoas-Ihs influence .9 q hosral receipts AID 1nd tho ~
sxtrene prcaa Of yesterday not being obtanab1o to-
day. Buyers out III goodly numbers and seemed
por 100 ts Of Yesterdays rates. and 1t h reduction
the bulk Of the days business was transacted Sales
N75S4 80 for medium, and at $i.8594o5 for good to
choice, with tho maJor portion At $t.7504oo. The
kot closed quiet At tho above quotsona with several
huuiffad un1o1l.
, 1873-07-24
COMM

WEDNESDAY EVENING, July %.
Tho following woro tho receipts and shipments
Of tho lending articles of produce in Chicago
during tho past tventy-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1873-07-24
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

!. oATTLE-Thore wns liberal amount Of trading In
tno cattle market, with little or change in prices.
sRp. oo fdy h sss Essse only
woot before last, and this fact taken in
tion with the reported advance Of I3As At the East
amulaed buyera and they operated fairsy at former
ratios. The avernge Of prtcea paid was somewhat
1ssea ssff I'd 'n .os sspDo.s hss hssn y:
advance had beo1 gainod but lis fsct that tho Nv
crage quality Of the offerings was better than for
eral days past fully accounts for tho fcenR improve
ment IN values. Tho attendance Of outside uyaru
materially largor than on yesterday or Monday-New
York, Albany, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Phadol-
phla, and Buffalo, we'll humorous sualior towns,
being represented i the lat and olthough-sstde from
1sass Wired and Nelson Morris-the!r dndi-
thsy made . large aggregate. not fir from
A s25@t.75 for Texas cattle and thin nai.ea At 1880
&5.16 for medium grAlos, aud At $525@660 for good
Bon.y CO. for car load averaging l,462 lbs Local
butchers paid $2.00@4,75 for !nforior to good lots,
whte feeders operated IN small way at f3s00 80.
Calsct plenty and allow Of sao 1t $2.766.23. The
market closed steady.
Extra Deeveedraded ateerB, nvoraBtng 400
hs aud upward .10Ia0.25
Choice Deeycs-Fins, iat, vol formed 3ysar
TO- year old ateers, averaging 1850 to
GOOD ney formed '''''e'
Steers averaging 100 to 1880 ibs 6.2o@5.4o
aging 1850 10 l20o A.76@5.1s
nutehers' aA st Stock !. Common 70 falE stesEs.
slaughter averaging 500 q Lido hs. ...:. s.6oo4do
.Stoek Cattie-Common cattle, In decent
1eoh, averaging 100 70 1850 s.5o@4.5o
1nferior-LiEht and thin COWS, hoifers,
oatue-Texas, Northern w1nered. ,........ 3.6oi.Ts
Cats4-TeIlg. through 1roY3a 2,QQId3.0Q
, 1873-07-24
THE AMERICAN PAPER TRADE,

Tho Paper Trade Journal givoa tho follow
Ing information regarding tho condition and
growth Of the American pnper trade. During
United statos 812 paper mills, ownol BY 705
firms, aud Of m ostlmatod valuo Of over $685.
O00, 600. In addition to these thoro arc 90 mills
now in tho course Of construction. Tho mills
sidoa 022 ohildron, or : total Of 12042 laborors,
whoso wages anoant yearly TO tho large sum Of
nearly e1o,000,00o. Their product amounted
last year to 9178s7 tons, Vailed at 96o;475, 1926.
Tho following nguros show tho number Of
reports Of 1860, 1860, and 1870, as compared with
tho figures Of 1879
, 1873-07-24

Tho growth of the manufacture Of hnngipg
paper Ia worry marked. In 1850 tho papor-hang-
lug or wall pnper buBinoHs was quito insIgnifl-
cant the capital invested being only $40 500, aud
tho product 4107 ,040. In 1860 wo produced wall
paper worth e2, 148, $780, with Oh invested capital
Of 1,087 ,600 while In 1872 the product Of paper
made expressly for this purpose a1ono amounted
to 81 ,825, 500.
We may now institute comparison between
the United States and other countries In respect
to tho oxtent Of their papor manufacturing in
dustry. Tho result, al might DO expected, Is de-
ranks above MI rivals both in the number Of hsr
papor mills and tho quantity and value Of her
product Those facts are condensed In tho fol-
loving table:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-04-25
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Bishop Heryeire viii preach 10 the hsthO-
dist church utxt sunday morning. We Wan'
a seat inthe amen corner that day.
Rev. W. o Bailey, PASTOR Of the BAoiist
church If this place, p eashSd IN the hetho
dist church last bath night. IL was from
st John, Scar the scriptures, for 10 them
ys thick We have etsruI Efe." The sermon
WAS eloquent and able. II 10 the wish OF
every body that this gifted young minister VIII
succeed N establishing rour-hlng church
here.
Prof. W K. Jones will deliver an address
TO the sunday schuo At Z.on church ntzI
Sunday.
R-v J. B. NcFsrrin DID,. will preach in
tue Methodist church in ColumbiA tO-niRn
M X. L. dItcnner OF this couaty tslls ~
anecdote uf th venerable and distinguishe
preacher. Many years ago, when Mr. Mitch
nrr lived in sumner county, be attended
cimp-meetrDg, and DR. AcFsrrin, the 6 tai
en- ed young man. preached the morning ser
MN, AMI then went down 70 the spring near
b Wherr he found n negro selling cider and
things The preacher told him that was
against the rules. and be had better leave.
Ma PattoH, a dun en- fellow. took il up. and
cimmenceu to souSe and curse AckerTin,
u doubt thinking the only reply would be
prayer for his wicked soul. Mr.. AeFerrin
took I tor sometime, until PAttOn's iusolener
b. came Undesirable, when the former raid, "It
q. htiug l. your game. all ght@ and in the
tUnkiug Of al eve be took of his coat and
threw it about twenty yards. Patti looked
~ McFerrIu's DO VHrfui frame q moment and
then broke and ran. the large crowd yelling
aud laughing There was no more peduhnR
at that eaInp-ErOund.
Rev. W. N. Liftwieh, of at Louis, will ar
rive IN Columbia on the 3oth of April, aRd
preao At NJ OliEet on the sabbath following,
Nay 4th, at bali past ten o'clock.