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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

PAINFUL Acc1pESr.-Mrs. N. W. Bright OF our
.v is the happy mother Of twin girls. who are about
seyep years Of age both Of whom are beautiful girls
rs.smbling each other so closely that no one but
their mother can tell them apart. They are the only
children she has and being widow. they are doubly
MAR and dear 10 her Some days ago painful acct
dent happened to one Of them. htts Emma. who has
hs.s in dangerous condition ever SINCE and il her
iii. i, spared sad to say. it may end In poruanent
disagreement Mrs. Bright was scaldins out ksstls
or boiler, and Asd dipper fun OF boiling water In
her hand near the door, when the child. who had
bssp on. in the yard in running into the house ran
against the dipper. upset,ins it, and the boiling wa
ter was spilled her neck and breast scAldng her
trish,fully She has been suffering intensely. but
is 70 be hoped that, under the sklful treatment Of
her physician. Dr. Heay. she may not only recover.
bu. tina: she may be saved any permanent dishgure-
ment Mrs Bright is greatly distressed over the ac
cident and she has the warmest sympathies OF the
community.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

Our Assay OAice 10 under Ahe supervision Of
Mr.. =. W. KnorsER. aud We arc prepared to make
returns Of Assays Of Dust. Bullion and Ore in sil
hours. aud the correctness sf assays guaranteed
and losses from coinage. At any United States Mint
made good.
Particular attention paid 10 the Analysis OF Ores
and Minerals. ..sFe eE
Dust. Bullion and Assays OF Ore left 1t the follow
ing places viii be forwarded to this once for Assay
and returns made tho following day:
Msdigan / cannsdy. ................p Pioneer City
]. v r. Witt .-.................P lacerv1ilc
Con Hcaicy 4 co....................G Granite Creek
J. b. Duke Il Co.. .Ccntervilie
8.sf '-,1 g. ". MOORE 4 co.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

fAIiSo CLArx.-As an instance Of how souse
u'n'ns c.aims have turned out on This side Of The
o''n during the present season, ne refer To- Andy
claim. on the cast side Of More creek oppo
A'e town. He bought the claim for few hundred
dollars from parties who couldn't make /. pay. and
A~fed At work on it this Spring; and. SITTER working
'a" oays' during which time tho expenses Of run.
lug zoe claim averaged about sAs per Asy b cleaned
.ps""o. over and above ali expenses. and has pien
-" ground Left which Is juse ~ GOOD. A . ganer.
" o'ns. throughout the whole Basin. our placer
A4'ues nave paid better this season than usual -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention II called
70 our new advertisements from the other aide 81 the
Basin. which we will notice moro folly in the future
Amone the Placerville ads win be found the Drua
STORE g pr.J. 3. Ralston. who has null stock Of
everyning IN his lne.. The Empire Meat Markets.
ofFiacerville and Granite Greek. kept by Messrs w
Z. Stark Co.. who are selling meats at greatly re-
duced rates. The international Hotel kept by Mr.
ana Mrs J. ". DAWSON. where regular boarders and
transient guests can get square meals and nice. cean
beds The City Livery Stable. kept by Ajax Orchard
who has coed saddle horses, buKgies ana teams on
hand and who win stable or ranch horses according
% order. The Magnolia Saloon. (standifer's old cor.
ner) where Asa spooner will serve the thirsty trav
eler and his regular customers with the best brands
Of liquors and cigars.
Among our Granite Greek ads viii be found that OF
Mr. Con Healy one OF the pioneer merchants Of that
place. whe. has on hand large and well, selected
stock OF groceries, provisions and miners supplies Of
all kinds and in fact full and complete stock Of all
kinds OF goods adapted to the trade. Also that of
Mr. Alex Danskin. another extensive dealer In the
same character Of goods, whose stock comprises
about everything required by the miners Of that Sec
ton. In the refrsshment line will be found the new
I'D Of McKsys Saloon. the popular place of resort in
that camp where Jim serves hts friends and patrons
with Wines liquors and cigars of the finest quality
From Pioneer City. We have the advertisement of
the City Brewery and Saloon Of Mr.. Joseph stadt-
muller. who makes the justly celebrated Hog em
Beer. and who will deliver the article at any camp
in the Basin promptly on order.
GOING TO THE SUPREME CoURT.-Two important
cases nom this county will probably be determined
at the next term Of the Supreme Court which meets
On the hrst Monday in January next. One ia the
case Of Thomas Mootry. Jr.. ct al. us. J. H. HAwley
ct al. to determine the title to = quartz lode in
Granite District. in which q motion for q new trial
has been made and denied by Judge Noggle, nom
which the appeal taken and the other is the case
OF John German %. The Board Of Commissioners OF
Boise County and Ben T. Davis. TO determine the
right 70 the Once Of Assessor and Tax Collector Of
this county. in which . motion tor new trial has
been made and the appeal viii DO taken upon the
decision Of the motion. We understand. also. that
an appeal win be taken TO THE Supreme Court from
the decision OF Judge Nogge setting aside the sale
q ths Overland Hotel property. under The judgment
or decree in the case Of Taylor rs. Peterson. It ID
safe to predict that every case Of any Importance
tried in this Judicial district will be taken to the
Supreme Court, rs parties have realized that, under
the present ass,gnmentcf Judges. they cannot get
justice short Of the Supreme Court
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24
T;tv and County.

.cc,pENrs.-We have quite chap
ACHA .:s.,ts to record. that occurred on last
ter Of Mt. Nathan Marx. Of the City Drug
1ho.' I'm. engaged in pouring some vinegar out OF
s''fs' vb,ch bad been frssd Of The box and Pack
sesrO" s.d surrounded IT, tipped It over. and Il
Ing 'n'' crushed, from the weight, and his hand
bro1" contact with the broken glass. he received
con'ue vound across his right wrist the tendons.
.-t.r;as being severed. and tho cut extend.
VEINS ~. hc;nes. Dr.. Zipf Immediately went to his
~s ....,oa took up tho arteries. tied them. and
ae'''- ~. vound. but it viii be some time before
dle''s v be able to attend to any business. He
~. r,a.. deal of blood. and has been confined to
10, s;nce the accident; but We are glad to learn
D" ;. ,sttine along very well. On the same day
49, -. George Bennett the carpenter. While engaged
...~;no down , building belonging 70 xr. q. s.
r,,o.lav adjoining the atters store. madea misstep
20, hstreen the rafters, through tho cloth oeiing
~. aoor below, distance Of ten or twelve 1sek
80, IN his back, and sustained quite serious In.
r.om the effects of which he il still confined
:. n. bed. though We understand he is improving.
,,.v Ia able to be out again In week or ten days
-. -. a, the series WAS the accident which befell
:. ,r,sna Wula Of the Idaho Soda Factory. Hewas
..,;r, M, of the fre-proof cellar Of the Miner's
n.,,rarv and in some way bumped his head against
,.rcs nail which protruded nom the roof 1t low
-,.,. and inflicted quite painful wound. lsceratng
~. sslp 70 such degree - to require the services
a,.,or 10 dress the wound. He 10 all right again.
,.,.vs, 4. nd attending to business - usual
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

mn. -hon- J. b. Hsviey. Of Quastsburs. called
n s Monday. having Just rstarssd fso4 - is,
:, ~ osp'sA. he reports the wasthsr dscidedly ho
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

'.l1oRs.-Mr James D. Agnew arrived here win
~ family. BY private conveyance, last Saturday.
~ ing oeen spending . few days N the ps on
Ael SIDE OF the Basin. After etopp1nss dPsph
our city. they left for their home at the cxpi.
- % sss Tuesday morning. much plAssd Nt9
''A' 70 the mountains. Jim u one, Of he
.0.Daer' Of Boise City sterling Democrat fusaer
~u ''nail'driving' good fellow generally =
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

SlAs RANCH RAcEs.-Look odt iof thS Aces 1t Sta,
49,. 60 !" commence on Friday. August Let, and con
.a a.s 'of Two days. sons TT bbssAs 1il bStf>5s
~. everybody intends being present The sbsM b
49,. night VII b gsand amir. and We predict I
good time for Ill who attend.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

Ell ron DA14.
4 FuTL KIT OF BLACKSMITH TOOLS, ALI
n In good order, can BE- bought . very low
Nay 1SH @. W. CRAFTS. Osnservine, / :.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

A.. xD.-1n. Dryden McClla1of spd her shi
g. @'es An Absence Of several months. visitir
.o. IN the East rsEmpkd on last saturday. |
M.s health. and siad 10 81 back - thsir honsi
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

c,.- 1As tcAP1zAn-kr. sJsre siscanav q Boist
~, one o. the pioneer merchants Of thst plaza
- saort visit 70 Idaho during the past week,
=" nrst appearances II this ctAy 1inss 1884
,,- ''s"oss, b -~as wsiGing. fos~ sonsAhkn0 -
UPON the road. We acknowledge call.
, 1873-12-26
MONETARY.


"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. u.
Tho domand for rnuuoy Inns Increased rapidly
during tho laHt fow dnys. 1,eooiptH Of grain havo
Increased largely tho ncoumu1nlions Of grain In
Htoro abso1b q groat deal Of batk money in car
rying thom; tho pork.pnokorH aro still hoavy
borrowers; ; tho city IL trying to borrow money,
and merchants Gro borrowing to mnkc Tho ua.lnl
nnnr1al HottlementB 4 large portion Of this in
cleasod donand for money IL only for worry
short tlme. aud tho gonorat belief Is TINT,
throo or four wooks honco, money Mil bo
very plonty. This Is the usual experience OF tho
effect Of tho January tnsoroat and dividend dis
burson,cntH, mud aB loss tAan usual vii! be ab.
aorhod this year by now railroad loans In tho
Eastorn markets. tho expectation Of m caBy
monoy market month lonco La not ullroaaoua-
bio.
Now Yorlt exchange wns Armor to-day at 25o
per u, 900 discount TO par.
NEW YohE, Doc. 24-Businoaa In financial circles
whH generally suspended aftor tho closing Of tho Stock
wil bc cloaoty observed M cgnl holiday Tho Stock,
tGld, Produce, Cotton nn1 othcr Exchanges will 10
closed, and also the public oicca, hanks, md mos.
private business h0uRcg.
Money wan eaay at Colo.
N.0oi6 for slight.
3 T3o gus; customs receipts to.aay were NM
IN a,t. nll td certificates will 10 canceod except
slosg held hy tho Central National D.nk.
qod wan weak. ranging betwccn loo'1@11o's.
Loans WortAk 7, ant Hat for carrying.
governments were dill nnd STEADY.
bntG bontlH wcs0 quiet.
aucls wc1e dull md hrong. Thoro wcre no quota-
h9ns altor t!o tlrst call, tho brokers dovoting hem
Ihe sloek quotations ut Tho closo Of yesterday aro
nccopsod nj to-lay'a quotations.
, 1873-12-26

1t appears that Harvard was not the first
American college to raJoot woman Us student.
Lucinda Tooto, daughter Of tho Nov. John
Footo, OF Cheshire, conn., was u auo Qreok and
Hebrew scholar, and ut tho age Of u was tltted
for yale College, rs appears BY tho following
copy Of translation OF certificate IN Latin,
given to hor by rreslden. Stiles upon parch.
mont, aud also insertcd by him ln ils diary, On
tue samo date, upon tho occasion Of her passing
hor examination for admission to Yale college:
Ths rresient Of Yalo College, to all 10 whom thcs4
presents aIall come-ureong Do 1t known to yor
.at haye examined Miss Lucluda Fooe, Il years oi
and have found that IN the learned l4uguages--ths
lain aud I'll! t9e dreek-aho haa mado comnendubie
to85css' G1yng tlo r,.e meaning nf passagcs In til.
t9acll OF virgil the Gelect Orattous Of Ccerp and Iii
ts Greek Testament aud that shv u fully qualified,
except in regard to se1, to be roceivo as pupil in III
freshman Oluss IN Ya!e University. ayc ii the Col.
lego Library, tho 32d Of December, l7a3
= RI, EzllA STILES, President
I Though kept out Of college, Miss Footo pun
at snod ~ course pf college studies, aud nlsq
however, from becou,iug a blue.ntoclinged old
maid. sle married. as IL, aud died ut the good old
ego Of "a, having baan the motlar Of IA ohiis
dons ''' ~~~>''
, 1873-12-26
How f1enry Ward Moccjlcr xvns lnyl-
tod to England.

FTpM tHa fNR MHH G1zkffe.
Az Alr: Henry Ward Deeeher will preach ut
Exeter Hall noxt May on behalf Of tho London
Missionary Society," 1t Is only right that English
people should know and appreciate tho difficult
ties hurmountod by those whose business it wns
to secure the presence Of this popular preacher
letc.
somo English Nonconformist ministers who
attended tho Evangelical Conference ut Now
York we're officially deputod, it seems, to invite
M Mr: bsecher, mud did 80 with great solemnity ut
wllat thoy thonSht convenient season, after the
great nan had doliyornd great speech OF, ''TAe
Pulpit OF the Age" Whon tue audien:c loft, lie
was ushercd into tito selioolroonl OF tho church,
aud, after formal introduction to each minis
tor, ono followed tho other in hot speeches. urg-
ing him to accept the invitation.
Like many other clover mon, Mr.. Boocbor
probably profors to talk much to others than to
20 much talked to, 30 ho tried under this inac-
ton, aud just as Que Of tho grayest members OF
tho deputation began in measured phrases to
York divine cut in and said, with the broalost
iankee tWang, l guoBs should liko to 70 to
England worry we'll 1t warnt for tho preaoling 2"
The solemn delegates looked at ono another in
dlstnay, and were still more appalled, when Mr.
Heecler put OIL very uncloricaI, military -look-
ing cloak, with wido-nwalse hat, snd sat dowu
on tho tablo, dangling his legs q fow inches from
the floor.
:, Thoro was an embarrassing pauao says Now
York correspondent Of tue Sheffield telegram,
aud gives q grap!uc description Of tho interview
"and really think Mr, Doechor was afraid that
somebody would auggost prayer" Ills obioot
waa to broak through tho English primuaas aud
st'1ness to dispel 9 too clerica! atmosphere,
nrainosH." But al he only a,tally succeeded
in this enterprise ho Haid, seriously, II can't
preach up to great expectations. can only
talk, aud I must tall naturally, 10 ImigAt dis
appoint yon al." " Al J" thou replied QUO of
}rfY1ir 1.,,t Ii.nkft
, 1873-12-26
Steam Versus Man,

4 party OF Paisley woavorB, whose wiyea were
"dowu tito wator " for t1o aeaHon, qsors anxious
to got across from dourovk to Du,oon ou Huu-
day morning. Doemiug 1t u proclamation, how
ever. to engage III oared boat FOR tllas purpose,
thoy employed triond 10 negoliato with tho
O. hia tow, aud TUX them wi him, IN llo was
gauu that why ut auy rate" +" but wlat's Tic
moral ditierenco, pray. asked tho negotiator,
" botweon belng rowca over with oars and
lowed by stoamer ~ "Dlfforonca theroH Il
o man, villa lnauu answara tor wlat Ae docs,
mud two water-whoelH pulling lis in ither
words, gin 20 wa4 hae US to DO MAR particular,
astean-epgine'a noo, noo q moral being; lta no III
, 1873-12-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets,

,v1 hv1Earoot, Dec ?!-1l .: m.-Flour, as,@2os oa
willie. 1Js sdesl3s 81 club, ii. gdesl44 i'll Corn
S7T@s7s I'd. f9rk. Gig: Lard, 4os ID. 1'
49,, h,laEnrooL, ,,!, Dec. 23-2 p. m.-Uroadstuns firm
LtvEMroot, Dec. M.-cotton scadior: middliua
aarlana. aoa:i. ~ 1 Orleans sHss.d salcs 1905 baes
CITY Ia apscnsston and export 2oco bales
ation' loGo stock, 475,ooo American, $500; re-
celpsa, 6o9oo American. 80 00o ncual export 5000;
at9sk atloat, 352. 900 Ainelican, 209,oO0,
DreadaiuGR-Firm. Corn, 37s Cd
short ribs, 37s dd. ''' '~'
LONDON. Doc. o4-5 p. m.-Tho amount Of bullion
gene into tho Bank of England Oh balance to-day is
a3't@s G9s: G9naols tor money, 9l71@o2; account,
SstsU1.. United SatcH Recurtttes-s20z Of 'D5 wax
~ Er!e, y! Eric preferred, %.
, 1873-12-26

Wheat was less activo aud irrogulur, ut an ad-
vance Of A@a4c per bu. Liverpool and Now
York wore both quoted trmor by some udvices,
were loss numerous, than the reoout average.
Thosc things caused q strong narkpt oarly, with
worry fair demand for car lots, all tho offerings
Of which Ind boon picked up. by about noon.
Fsf0 id ou xa' at ef s o p,Sssn %ss on as mar %
tho demand. The marriott onded up rather
firm. Seller January oponed Mt s1.149ll,
rose to Sl.1595, foil back to s1.15. advanced
to a1.15eG, ald declined to s1.141ll, oloning ut
1.1ssz, closing ut sl.18N. sclor tho month, Or
cash No. 2apring, sold Ut s1.1401.l5 closing at
9l141S. No. spring WIS In botter request at
sl.l6, md Norlhwastern rcceipts Of do would
havo brought Sly, had any boon offorod. Tho
commanded no premium over straiglt, mud
might just Us vol be discontinued,
~ 1t only bIoeds confusion. No. 3 spring
closed at s1.031, mud rejected do at sl.03.
cuaL salea woro reported Of 2O.9o0 bu No. e.
spring at 81. IL; 17,9U0 bu 10 at 31.14M AGi 400
BIZ do at $l.l494; II. 200 bu do at S1.l4S6 H.
900 bu DO at $l.14l6; 5000 bu do ut s1.14 IT,
900 bn No. spring at 81.0o; 1,60D hu do at
SloS}1 Sc 4oo bu rejected spring at s1.03. Total.
Corn was quiet, and averaged No higher Tho
recolpta wore Light, a..d were all takon up to cur
~ against options there being no shipping de-
ulAAu. LlHtGpool Whh curly reported higher, a.
SIS ID por 480 ibs and this caused bottor Bpeo-
n!atiyo inquiry. But Now York obutiuately ro-
fused to respond, and looal buyers foil oil, four
lug TINT the alylcoH read GU tho seaboard did
not agrea with those received here. The bust.
neAs douo WAS chio:y III tho filling OF January
shorts. The options oponed at 5IHc, rocoaed
to 6316c, rosa to 6i1(o, deollned to $3.50, and
closed at 5396@59S4o. 6oller February sold at
54M@551ac, coHing at 64Slo. Beiler March sold
at 6GAo, aud Holor May at G0@0016o, but tho
latter closed lower, ut about 5915@5jAo, Cash
No. corn closed nominal at $3.50 for old, and
51e for now, lsoieoted closed at Go for old ant
l7c for now. Cash BaleH wora reported Of 1000
bu No. 2 at 6414o; $4,000 bu do at 64o; 5000 bu
do ut $500; 4UD bu reiocte1 at 63]So; 400 bu do
ut 62o; 6,2n0 bu new do at 47e; 400 bu car at
$40 OH traok; 7,20D bu do ut b0o delivered ut
Stock Yards. Total, 42,00U bu.
Oats wore very quiet, but 1df@111u higher, In
ByInpatly with tho advance III corn bolltg ulHo
quoted armor In Now York. Regular No. sold
Ut $780, hut olusol eaHior. Heilor January sold
ut 8H1l@JB9{o, closing at tho i.,Blde. Bollor
Fobrunry aold u 3o944R3011lo. Oash salcs wore
reported OF GOO hn No. 2 ut $500; 20,a00 bu do
vt 39}5o. TotRl, 10000 bu.
Rye WIS quiet aid lo higher, under fair de-
malld for cur LOTS, aud flight supply. Halos
wero reported Of 400 bu No. Go storago) at 7Yr;
1.210 bu do (rogular) At 77o l00 bu ro(ootod a.
barley was .rssy qulst. No. q was dull and
, 1873-12-26
81 Want tu Find MY pnpa.,,

ET6tH 7He 1'0u1HEfsHafo {Y. FL EU9le,
Yesterday ludy WIS walkiug along the street
whnn sue snet little girl, bstwoun a,,d s
; Yeara Old, evidently lost, and crying bitterly.
Taking her by tho hand, ths lady asked 4or whore
sue was going. lin going down town to iiud
NY .papa. !" wus tl.o reply, Gotweeu soba, Of tic
cM!d. What IL yor,s papa's namo z" asked tho
lady. Ills naMo III papa" replied tho Innocent
little tllnE. " Bus what IL hiB other uame I"
4ilerMledn M = t9o nM lady, 'what does your mamma call
Tho lady then took tha lttle ono hy the hand aud
, 1873-12-26


Of tho rackinR sonson. Tic fact TINT an+,,o u,u4
a'l'osen lasa tcro al b,e, aIeady i rSss ~
eyto.te that tlo aniy Of ~ h az
ngh r1iauhtc. Rca wore reported ali tn wnr .S ws
nta lbnoh moHt al IIa ,}aya ,ai,,nss ~. " heeeta4
at si.cn@I.0i. ''s'''''" "@' transacted
sllEEr-rhis narhet wsa without cnnse an co.
ctnracvrze tho o,nnld Tor tho dorct arjcs "ga, pma
cl,oice mutton u,usllys wcro wafltn M q NV NO 70
eai!ni Braaca at 4.60, and poor to common Il
$11o@4.t0. few extra wero lnkcn for tlla nI,,". ~
tratlo v higher figures. The narlot closoI 1rn is
oil sod' r.,,o, ~
9fsfsi fnJ n1fftpa,1 1f e. to z r. tAieayo tribune,
~ Eooa teii1nnti at $Sooaa00 With limited sIpnlg
o. 1ioos@eeetnts foesHoIs ssHss ss. m,r,o .,,r =.
eenso. toward tho cloae, otscra reuscd 10 paY tho
'AS'-'aloeu pf'co' n,,rr,4,
, 1873-12-26
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CATTLE-Tho sn,nl receipts anl tho slightly !m-
hnlalo ca,ged much Arn,Ur feeling in thia n.artot,
aud for anything grading aboya common thern wore
free tmyns ut ail 80 10 aynuco tho prcea rc-
faw primo cattla sale, most Of tin dayh receipts
grading below second-clas, but tho average Of prices
hands within TIC ranss Of $l.o9GtoO. Tho T1s Gost
tlroycs were taken at $52sa5.g0 mud the poorest ut
$?.oo@276, with few under $t.60 Thcrc was fair In.
for common, aud ut $a0u@360 for good to olioice,
lAtehcrs opcrated to only moderate extent Ut 6Otg
40 for poor 10 good lots. Tie market closed arln
with all sold.
ll0us-Tllero WAS only moderate demand for hogs
either on packing Or shipping accosnt, a1lA notwh-
standing the light receipts prlccs weak and lower
There was u lllu "apurtn curly in the lay but lilo
aeinand soon foil off, aud FROM l0 o'clock until tho
cloao trading was slow ut an ayerago reduction from
iu vas tbs pooseas sean u the Ass slnes khs oueuuR
, 1873-12-26

lod her along, anyng, "You Ind bottcr como
with mo; guess you cnmo this way" "Ycs,
but don't want to go back; want 10 fl,l my
papa," replied tho lttlo girl,, crying ufrosh ms If
your papa 7" asked tho lady. II want TO kiaB
him." just then slater OF tho child cane ntong
looking for her and lod ior away. From aulse-
quet,t inquiries 1t apponrod Tint tho littlo onos
papa, whom aho WAS 40 earnestly In Hoarcl, OF,
Ind recently died. III lior loncBomonoss and
love for him aho tired OF waiting for him to como
home. mud had gono to find him aud groot Inn
with tho accustomed kiss
, 1873-12-26

NEW YonR, Dec. 2.-Thcro was q very slo,v trado
movement to-day with jobbcrs and manufacturer
Ggents, but retail branches were exceptionally brisk
Ihc market fur cotton goods quiet h.t Arm At
o. IN first handa. Ourset juana aud saus 1:e selling
freely by agana, aud firm blnck grained Prints ar5
nstife. Dress goods. Aces. cmbroleuos, landker~
, 1873-12-26

Tue Mount Carmel Register, harot0iore q
Radical paper, has formally withdrawn from tho
Republican purity, aud pronounced In favor OF
tha'rFarmorB' Organization. Autl.AIonopoly"
tue Heyister-a paper upon tue t,ead Of which wo
Ivy our paternal lland aud Say, Il Bloss you, my
child" The HHltetin fs also q pullor in tho
AuN.MonopQEY TRACED.