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CORNELL UNIVERSITY ELECTION.

ALBANY, N. Y, April Is, 1879
The Cornell University held It's semiannual meet
ing here to-day, The following named trustees were
preventative Hon. Ezra Cornell, Governor Dix,
Lieutenant Governor Robinson, Speaker Cornell,
President White Superin tendent Public Instruc-
ton Weaver, II. M. Sage, John M. Graw, Amasa J.
Sibley, Il. H. Morgan. Samuel Campbell, OF Oneida
county, was chosen trustee In place Of Horace
Greeley. deceased; George y: Magee, OF Schuyier,
Frederick Law Almsted in place OF Charles J. Fol-
ger, resigned.
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April Is, 1879.
Printing cloths quiet; exc. SIC. for "a by %
standard extra cloths. '
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posTPoNEMENT OF LOUISIANA RACES

NEW ORLEANS, April 15 1878.
The second day races was postponed until Wed.
nesday ON account Of the rain.
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THE NEW ATLANTIC GABLE.

HALIFAX, N s., April 49, 1873.
The steamer Kangaroo which was to have sailed
to-day for New York with the shore end Of the
new Atlantic cable, Is still in port.
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THE MANzANILLO PRISONER.
Semi Official Statement That Mr..
O'Kelly Is in No Danger.
THE NEW CAPTAIN GENERAL TO DECIDE.
A Different View by the Consuls
at Santiago de Cuba.
THE CASE SAID TO BE EXTREMELY CRITICAL.
HAVANA, April IA,
Via Krv \VuaT Arri1 1E 1879

HAVANA, April IA,
Via KEY WEST April Is, 1873
Mr.. O'Kelly, the correspondent of the New
YORK HERALD, remains at Manzanillo. Cap
tain General Ceballos evidently intends to
leave the decision Of O'Kellys case to his sue
cessor, General Pieltain, who is expected
here soon. The life of Mr.. O'Kelly is
IN NO DANGER.
His proposed trial is regarded as mere
matter Of form in order to save appearances.
MI. O'Kelly wants to come to Havana and
it is expected that the Captain General will
comply with his wish in few days.
THE AUTHORITIES BASE THEIR PROSECUTION
of O'Kelly upon the fact that he had in his
possession when captured letters from Ces-
pedes.
THE ENGLISH CONSUL AT HAVANA
favors the release of O'Kelly, although the
prisoner has acted contrary to the advice of
the Consul in violating the laws of the coun-
try.
Urgent Dispatches from tho British md
American Consuls at Santiago dc
Cuba.
BRITISH VICE CONSULATE,
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, April IL, 1873.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, New York;
Mr.. O'Kelly telegraphs that the trial pro-
ceeds and mis- case is serious and that he fears
the result I would recommend you to use
your influence Immediately with Minister
Sickles at Madrid to obtain Mr.. O. Kelly re-
lease. There is no time to be lost.
w. F. RAMSDEN,
British Vice Consul.
THE CASE EXTREMELY CRITICAL.
UNITED STATES CONSULATE,
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, April Is, 1873.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, New York.
Mr. O'Kelly's case is extremely critical. I
should advise you to communicate immedi-
ately with the Spanish Minister in Washing
ton. The case is very urgent.
A. N YOUNG, American Consul.
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regular meeting Of the American Society OF
Civil Engineers will be held at the rooms, 90 Will
liam street, this evening, at eight O'Clock. Sub
lssk-"PRsym&tlc EopRdAAoRs,s
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A.-Wedding and Party lnvitati0ns.~s
Latest Paris STYLES Monograms AMI French Note Paper
JAMES EvERDELI. BOZ Broadway, established issVss
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ALI You Are Annoyed with Dry %
MoisD andrun, consult Dr. b. O. FERRY 10 Bond street
New York.
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Cristatl0rO's Excelsior Hair Dye TranSt
forms hoary heads Into youthful instantaneoasy5
S1,ld axAr Al hara
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SPAIN.

Party Opposition to the Plan Of Constituent
Cortes Election.
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A.kFor Falling, Loss and Untimely
Gray Hair consult DR.. B. G. PERRY ~ Bond street. New
York
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Now is he time purity the blood and strengthen and
nv soc ~ onrnose AS KNAPPS EXTRACT OF ROOTS.
,vb;ch ma les the heathest Spring Summer bever-
ace Known. Depot s62 Hudson street Sold by mos
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A.-If YOu Are Afflicted with Soreness,
Irritation or Itching OF the Head, consult Dr. u. u
PERRY, ~ Bond street. New York.
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Air You Have Eruption OF tho
Scalp consult DR.. b. G. PERRY, 40 Bond street. New
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
PSI and 252 broadway, corner OF Murray street
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ................... ............. 4O,l
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THE POPE.
His Holiness Condition Of Health Unchanged
The Cardinal Chamberlain Sum-
moned to the Vatican.
TElEGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, April l5-NoOn.
The condition OF the Pope is unchanged to-day.
Cardinal de Angels, Chamberlain Of the Roman
Church. has been summoned to Rome.
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MaitIand's Celebrated Vanilla Choe0>
IATEs for family Fifth Avenue Hotel. Broadw y.s
square, and also for sale by all first class grocer4
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Golden Hair.-Barker's Aurora, HarmA
less as changes hair 70 godeh - W osVaV
way near Thirty fourth street.
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0Multum in Parv0.o-In the Selections
Of your Spring AT get To do that make your
purchase at KSOx'S popular store, 22 Broadway, Id
Inc Fifth Avenue Hotel
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xr.ru,s Extract or Roots.

Holyoke's Celebrated Fever and AguA
F1fv. se verifh and Fty.eghth streets.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world. The only true AMI perfect dye. All druggists
catl ~ y.-a ?. =
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Use Kcarncy's Extract Bwchu.-sold b1
2rpgglSts eysgy VRaksp
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CENTRAL ASIA.
Khivan DiSsenSiOn and Russian Influence
Over the Reigning Khan.
2yal Execution Of q Chief Counsellor and
Executive Action in Support Of the Czar-Rus-
-Eian Prisoners Liberated-An American
Correspondent for the Seat Of War.
TELtGHAMs 70 THE NEW Yuak HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, April Is, 1873.
News having an important bearing on the
OF the Khivan expedition have been received here.
Internal dissensions have broken out In Khiva.
The reignng Khan has executed his chief coun-
selor. and imprisoned his uncle and other innuen-
tial Khivans who were enemies OF Russia. He has
also released the Russians long held as prisoners
In Khiva, and sent them to meet the detachment
OF the Cars expedition which Is advancing from
Orenburg.
American Notes or the Russian Advance
March.
ST. PETERSBURG, April Is, 1873.
An American correspondent and the Secretary
OF the United States Legation in this city have LEFT
St. Petersburg for Khva.
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Royal Havana Lottery .-ISutra ordinary
Drawing April "a r. uRfEGA,
No. Q wall street. Post oftce boz l'sls.
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French Bourse Rumor OF the Pontin's
Death.
PARIS, April 15-Evening.
There was a rumor on the Bourse late this after.
noon that the Pope was dead.
1t has received no confirmation up to the present
moment.
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Royal Havana L0ttcry.-The Extraor~
binary drawing takes place the ed inst j. b. MARTL>
NEz Co., Bankers 10 Wall street Post office box a65ds
Ne j.
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A.-Furniture-sprin styles; New
goods and cheap. g. L. kelly CO., TIA Broadway !
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Royal Havana Lottery Extraordinary
- gpnu

Prizes paid Information furnished.
orders ned Highest rates paid for
Spanish Bank Bills. GOvernnent Security, &C., &C.
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers,
10 Wall street. New York.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Printing CIOLnS q.
standard extra cloths.
MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Idaho will leave this port OF
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
ct twelve o'clock M.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe.
will be ready at hali-past nine O'Clock In the Orns
Ing.
Single copies In wrappers for mailing, ak eentsy
A.-Detectivc Agoncy.-Mooney's Detec-
Gasy ss essr C Csas
A.-Citizens and Strangers Who Desire
ems ffin INT sunsre qsy ssas ss
tween Beekman and Ann streets
A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
PSI and 252 broadway, corner Of Murraystroot
A.-If You Are Annoyed with Dry %
MostD andruG consult DR.. b. O. PERRY, 10 Bond street,
Air You Have Eruption OF tho
Scalp consult DR.. B. G. PERRY. 40 Bond street. New
Air You Are Afflicted with Soreness,
P II:f q Sona fs srs S tns
A.sFor Falling, Loss and Untim.ly
Gray Hair consult Dr. B. c. PERRY ~ Bond street. New
York.
An Unnatural Redness or tho Nose or
Face pmply Erapons Moth Patches Oh Frsctc Mqss
Dsrmoioioais, 40 Bond street, New York.
A.-Furniture-sprin styles; New
goods and cheap. O. L. kelly CO. TIA Broadway
Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world The only true AMI perfect dye All druggists
sel!iA - go 1.s - g -
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye TranSs
forms hoary heads Into youthful ones instantaneoas
Sold everywhere.
A.-Wedding and Party Invitations.>s
JAMES EvEsDEI 81 BroaawaS sr
Golden Hair.-Barker's Aurora, HarmA
less water; changes any hair to goden - " SfoaU
way. near Thirtyfourth street
Holyoke's Celebrated Fever and AguA
F,ity.s seventh , and Fifty.eighh streets
Knapp's Extract OF Roots.
Now l. the time 10 purify the blood and strengthen and
the s Kl%Pe s9 r w 81 Eo6bT
which pepe 81 so y e
a ara
maftIand,s Celebrated Vanilla Choeo>
Madison square, sale BY all grocery
.Multum In Parvo.o-In the Selection
purchase At popular store, az Broadway, or Id
Royal Havana Lottery extraordinary
Sl,H1OW
ONE PRIZE IN EVERY SEVEN TICKETS.
copaI ii 1h ssco1
Capitai Prize lOD0W
4 Captai Prize StJD
Capai Prizes s25ODD each .,............... 5nWW
4 Capital Prizes $1,000 each .......... 49,. 40MW
~ Capital Prizes SIS ODJ each............... G)fW
4s9 Irizes S5pD each 2345W
lGT Prizes amounting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i55SO
20e7-Prizes amounting 2oJ.J0
Prizes paid Information furnished.
Orders allied. Highest rates paid for
gnaniSIi Rank Bills. Security. &C..
TAYLOR CO., Bankers
l6 Wall street. New York
ROYAL Havana L0ttcry.-The Extraors
binary takes place the ed inst. j. b. MARTL<
NEZ Co. Bankers 10 Wall street Post office box A65s
New York.
Royal Havana Lottcry.-E1trao ord Arg
Drawing April n r. ORrEGA,
No. . Wall street. Post Office boz l,sl6.
Use Kearncy's Extract Bwchu,-sold -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-08
Seeking City Employment.

Onr Southern cities are all constantly
crowded with young men, who have con-
gregated there in search of employment.
The bulk OF them are planters sons, who
have left comfortable homes and oPPortu-
mites for pecuniary advancement (which
they do not appreciate, and vainly seek
commercial life in the city.
Poor boys! they do not know that
merchaut's life is the most hazardous and.
annoying upon which they could enter
that, taking city merchants as class, not
more than one In every hundred actually
succeeds in business, and when death calls
them hence, are able to even leave their
families comfortable.
We really believe that lack of prosperity
in our Southern country, since the war, is
more attributable than anything else to
overcrowded cities and the large number
of non producers, who seek to make live
| lihOod from the exertions Of the few who
1Sbor.-As = people we cannot dinobsy the
Divine command to earn our bread by the
sweat of our brows, without being punish
ed therefor.
| Young men, whose fathers have a sur
plus of land most certainly commit a grave
error when they leave home and seek en-
ployment in the city. Even granting (Which
| is not the CASEY that all who thus 60 to the
trade centers, have an ambition to become
merchants themselves, instead of mere
clerks, still the chances of promotion are
30 HHC6FbAiAI bHtAt ~ S00Ab AhoA WIZ hoH
land Of his own, which he might cultivate
to advantage, can afford to waste his best
energies aud the most precious period of
his life, seeking such decisions.
The cause of these false steps lies in the
fact that labor has not yet been properly
dignifed, and young men of spirit think
they will be more respected as merchants
than as cultiVators of the soil.-This is fool
ish vanity. All many there are of the
city bred people who would be only too
glad to escape from the slavery ofcity life,
where even the most trifing necessity re-
quires money to purchase it, and come to
the country TO work the soil, pillow and
hoe, if they only had the means to
get here with their families and establish
themselves. They appreciate the advant"
ages of country life, and often express SUR
prise that young men should leave behind
such opportunities as they really all pos
sess at home, and seek the very positions
wherein many have grown gray in service,
and yet were never able to advance them
selves pecuniarily, because of the growing
wants of their families.
| We ourself are country-born, although
resident of cities most of the time since
boyhood, and we know the truth of the
above assertions. Going to cities is SER
ious mistake of young men, and parents
should do all in their power to prevent it.
It is damaging, in cases, both pecuniarity,
physically and morally.
How much better, if the young men
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-08

One of the keenest pieces Of satire we can
recall is herein found: An Ignorant TAILOR,
Jealous overmuch, waited upon Dean swift
he was too convivial, aud not sufficiently
conversant with the Scriptures, concerning
passages Of which he. had come, he SAID, 70
examine him. Swift answered his stupid
questions with great good nature ana
when he had concluded, expressed . Wish
to consult him, as he should needs be an
fat in the matter, in relation to a doubt
fu. point contained in an important chap
ter in tie Bible.
~" We read, ," said the Dean with eraeious
gravitv. awe read in Revelations that the
Angel Of the Lord stood with one foot on
the land and the other on the sea: New
what wish you to Inform me--with inc
same freedom that have answeIsu your
aueries--is, how much cloth would 1t take
to make that angel q pair of pantaioons
that should flt him "a he stood n "'
!" The Snip "passed out" -.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-08

The success of the postal sayiags banks
of England has proved the reverse .oi sa g
the measure when ME-. Gladstone fathered
the bill some twelve years aimee During
Ellis period 5000, 600 people have ops1 e
posits In the aggregate OF S3000, eo0, 600,
The withdrawsfs, q portion Of which, Of
course. was accrued interest, amount 70
SI70, 00O, GOO, while at the present time,
j, 500 900 persons haze their sayings lnvsst-
ed In these banks 70 the anount Of $a0e 800,
600. Fonr per cent. is the interest ai.o = J
a depositor secures the advantage OF 'tra-
yelling letter OF credit, and any post ONCE
throughout the kingdom becomes his ssnk
he NAV be. Nor has the government been
the loser by this banking experiment. After
paying all expenses and making all proper roper
in which the money of the depositors has
been invested, the surplus assets over
liabilities amount to nearly $3,0o0,ooo.,
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MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC SUNDAY JUNE l97

would make up their minds TO 60 manfIny
IT, it, soiiy sssG sho1opshIy plant fruit
evesy year, raise the best of stock, eulti-
vate q variety Of crops, become q real far,
sser, with neat buildings, good fences ana
every comfort Of a thrifty planter: Inc
happiness of snch life would by Tar e4,
coed city renown, if good, industrious ana
cheerful wife be called in TO preside over
the economies Of the Observation-Disclosures
Cotton Boil. s4,E -.t "a
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Tho above statement is just true and correct trans
cript from the books Of the company.
p FoURCHY. Preaident.
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.'My son, said refined mother to her
son, you should not use the word black
guard it 10 vulgar" ., 'W What should use
African sentinel, my dear"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-08

At special meeting Of the Board OF Directors. held
this day. it was resolved in conformity with article
seventh of tho charter to collect Immediately the fall
amount earned premiums of the first quarter Of 1873
and to pay after settlement Of said pre-
taiurds quarterly interest dividend Of two and half
per cent on the amount Of capital stock paid in.
ah G. CAvARoC, President.
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And 1t nesting q shs Board. ield This day. 70
HENDERS0N Eeq., was lAaniMously elected ri
past twelve months 10 per cent interest; also 10
cent dividend on the paid In capital, and 40 Der
under the amended charter to be placed to the CT
Cd tho stock noses' ,uoe - pp.c,
: Now Orleans, May 10, 1873. myIs n X
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A MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE.
ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS,
IS Commercial Place,
Between Camp and St Charles streets.
OhpALdA S6OOOQO
STRICTLY FIRE.
STRICTLY FIRE.

Parties desrous Insurance have the privilege Of
making two half yearly payments and are entitled to
An equal portion of the dividends the end the year.
or in lien thereof to the rebate Insures against
Fire Risks exclusively in City Country at the low.
est rates of premiums. D. LEUBRIE, President
R. MEYER, Secretary.
o.'S. ASCH, Superintendent of Agencies
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE

INSURANCE COMPANIES
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE
TwEEGKsFouRTH AaRUAL; sTArEMex1
Ending April soth, 1878.
Total Fire, Marfas and River Peeniums .s.os ~
Net Earned Premiums, less 70 insurance and
Ts ss 'Is Il Leu &
), patton, axpenses, etc., lees dis- a.la, ,e.s,,.
count, interest, etc. .,:.......,r 5slss 4o-sa, s
Net SaOs
Total Assets .ssa9 IA
The nSss& e Trysssss r = that After
Pan sSs q e. IL ss
81. ss.s e:a:: 81
WIN az pes! az anna a'a1
to participate ID the diSidssd 20 become s'sssA'l1
fs&s-a s@aldFs ~ fRusfxnsssa asibi.s4 81
Thsa.A.Aaanss rasnl. p, Esznan, saal Il. Kn,!
z; gSSsSsssss }ss fes:,ss 4 g 9SsT
- S:.s = x Esl; 80 - s$:1 Afs ss
sos seesssssesssstH as 6 6sTstS M hsSs1
Ehoss HsndssssH Ex II. ssaases,, ,16ilr "a jsi 6
p !O1Vme e1Hz1HRNlA 1HsuRANCE oo1aPa
S oE n q e i5p AsstMAt e sse
gsntsgaAa. pssS chassna Iairessars q this csapss
'sFy f. 81 sas a ssassias . .as.,o.
sat- a TSes 1s asssSsas saa IVA. Sd Rsss
HAa1H aaFs ss:;sa.y,s a. K & &. fEy e.
And 1. meeting i a sSs so kas lola ss. a.v
az s. lss s:s'ss
ssd q
andsr chatter bs placed g e
~ '''' ''' ' -" rHos. F. BRAGG, sscreta1
Now Orleans. Nay ~. 1873: myIs .
TEUToNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lew
TEMPORARY OFFICE. NO. Ill GRAvIER SIRE
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP.
Subscribed. Observation-Disclosures. 70o]
- A E1 nsssI sApEn v nss;.as .;,,
Sh h sTko1IT FisS fs sssssary
Elmer B.a.,, ' e Hs. 3, 1a0sFrr'w Schmidt
ssSsssis Eide Ssa'i
az s Asss.. R;fsIgs -
5os s' Ksisr, fsass ses.reh p 81 Sssa
- 80. .tese IA u -
NEW ORLEANS aaUTUAL INSURANCE Cd
N ,-ta tet PANY. 90 OF
oaioe corner Of Camp and Canal streets.
Capital, $500, 900.
Assets, December 81, 1872. 5,8i1
I9surss Fire, a.ias aaa River Ei:is ID aiyIans
: For the accommodation Of Its eustUmers the O
pany win MARE Msrine RAEa9e e IR rss.
J. y: AzNcKA ses.sss.y: .-. :. - fs.l 2
HARDWARE STOVES eoopER1eE1
~ P1rARrs rtsea4' Y, ~ rs's
~ Esas HARDWARE, CRATES,
PAINTS, o1Es, TURpEN1THBi
|si-.9 - WALL RAPER. WINpow GLASS.
s4s; Common Street Sire d,.iis:ss MARI
r s. ATHENS SON.
&c., .rcHoUPrrUULAs srREEr.-..-
DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Iron, Eteel, Copper, Brass. Lead, Galvenized Sp
Naila Bolts, etc. =,
Brass and Composition, Ship Hardware. Builders
ware and Fire Crates.
Locksmiths' and Bon Hangers Mater1ia ans,,
Together with the greatest variety OF every
of Mechanics Tools and Hardware 70 20 ioune ~, n
South, at reasonable prices. icy ~
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
~ J. FRIEDR1CHS,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Charles Street 80. ...-.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-16

A CoxTRovERsy-We publish elsewhere
in our columns, card, rs also the correspon-
deuce between his Excellency Governor Ben
nett. and Hon. S. S Fem, late Speaker OF the
House of Representatives OF the Seventh srs'
sion of the Idaho Legislature. The matter APP
pears, not as communication, but as All adj
yertisement, over the signature of Mr.. Fem
himself. and We therefore refrain from any
comments as to who was right and who wrong
in the premises Whether the charge OF da-
plicity made BY Mr.. Fem against the Governor
is sustained or not, We leave our readers Ia
iudse
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,.er ~ LETTERD
NJ FAIRFIELD

c,,,,o, Monday evening. January ~.
In Idaho ai';t n n. Moore Probate Judge. GEORGE
ls's, " to MISS SARAH Topn all OF TINS cay
the residence Of yantias wane,a as,e esen
ns December IS. 1872 b. the ney ", 70 Ksx. Of
r.. ii. vALrsrIsr. Of New YORK. y - =
Idaho city, l. 7. No cards. s .,
W.. elm the above from the New YORK. He'a41 =
- o.,, ..a ahout the same time the paper sAin.
- -, ,.a received letter from our Old 'f'eho
M !. !, forming us Of the happy event above enron
icied. lie still claims to BE- an iaah0an' A .., -. !.
ulariy so since he has linked h's 'os.uns' .,s,,
Idaho's fasrest daughters IN oenA4. -.
friends in this section We WISH 'ne HApf' -,
much JOY; and in the bliss OF ma'fi"'a'
by its attendant responsibilities may no s''aA
row obscure the sunshine OF their hspp'nes
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-16

OMISSION The two leading newspapers o!
the Countrywide IDAHO WORLD and New
York 7rigaRe-ths year omitted the usual
New Years addresses, from which we infer
the nonseasical custom is falling into iisuse-
and Why should it not. Would no, the day
better promote the real interests Of civilized
society il devoted to the practical. everyday
duties Of life, than it wasted in immoral Cos
sipngs, and drunkard. producing wine.bibbings
rs now!