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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

TUE HARVEST OF DEATH.-1Ae yc9t ~
annears to be an unlucky one for cut-tnroa''
and murderers throughout the country. Vn
March 14th John NJ. Osborne was hanged a1
Knoxville. Illinois, for the murder Of Mrs Adelia
Mathews, near Yates City, in August last BE
fare he was executed he made full confession
of his guilt, and alleged that he was brioed 70
murder her, by a man who promised to pay
him $1,000, in order to get rid OF her MS .
witness in an important law suit. On the same
dav another man named George Driver was
hanged in tho Jail yard in Chicago tor killing
his wife, in November last; and at fuba CITY,
in California, on the same day. John A. Wright
ended his life on the gallows for the murder OF
Edward Faust, on the 18th of last August.
Fresh food for the gallows is not wanting ana
numerous other murderers are awaiting the DAY
when they shall forfeit their lives for their
crimes. Charles A. Russell and John Devine,
alias 1.-The Chicken" are both under sentence OF
death. in San Francisco: and Charles Morti-
mer has lust been convicted Of murder, In
Sacramento. Governor Dix, Of New York,
has decided not to- commute the punishment
Of Foster, the car-hook murderer, and the day
set for his execution was March 2lst. Stokes
IN his celh awaits the decision OF the Supreme
Court of New York. and scarcely newspa-
per from any section of the country now reaches
us but what contains an account Of some ter
rsble murder. In Monterey county, California.
on March 14th, q lady, Mrs. Sarah Nicholson,
was shot in the back, aid instantly killed. by
man named Matt Tarpey, who surrendered
himself to the authorities; and. on the previous
day, one James d. Page shot his wife in the
neck, and then blew out his own brains with
pistol, in Vallejo The man Tarpey was
confined 10 the Monterey Jail. but the people
were so incensed against the cold-blooded muir
derer that on the night Of March 18th crowd,
numbering about three hundred persons, broke
open the jail, and. taking Tarpey out. they
hanged him 10 a tree about three miles
from the town. The fearful increase Of
crime throughout the country is so startling rs
to arouse the peaceable and law-abiding classes
to determination that criminals shall be pun.
shed with the extreme penalty of the law. So
many murderers have heretofore escaped pun
ishment throagh perured witnesses. and the
quirks and bubbles Of the law. that it appears
forbsaraaee has ceased to be virtue. and jur-
ors. instead of rscking their brains in endeav.
ors to end some plea or excuse upon which to
seem to be governed by the evidence. aud
promptly return verdicts Of guilty. where the
testimony is sufficient to convict The year
starts out WELL and. from present appearances.
it will be black one 10 the criminal calendar
for murderers aud Law breakers generally
We have had an age Of blood and crime; now
Jet Us have wh!rIwin Of retr;butiop.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

VIII VIsrr CoLORADO.-Iti il rumored thai
the Misses Greeley will visit the town Of Gree
Law. Colorado, the coming Summer, to breathe
the pure air Of the mountains and enjoy the
splendid scenery Of the far West. Whereupon
the Deer Lodge Independent gives to them 90
invitation to extend their visit to Montana
where, it says. they may be "initiated into Tue
mysteries of high life by climbing to the cloud
capped summit of Mount Powell, where nc
doubt, their charming presence will make vlsi
Bile some of the celestial beings who sometimes
nause upon it's rock.ribbed heights to rest
when passing our planet" All of which might
be very well and very interesting to the young
ladies if they are fond Of hard labor for small
returns; but we think Idaho can do better by
them than that, and assure them that it, while
rusticating on the frontier. they should de'gn
to drop in upon US, we will not only Seceive
them with open ar-no. we don't mean that
with such profoundly respectful and hearty
welcome as the daughters of Horace Greeley
are everywhere entitled to, but will show to
them the sublimest spectacle on the inhabited
portion of the globe-the wonderful Shoshone
Falls; where the floods OF the majestic Snake
river, leaping from precipice five hundred
feet high, are parted into cloud of spray in
their descent, which, seen In the sunlight, re-
sembles u mighty scroll Of FURNISHED silver
pendant from wall of towering height, and
garlauded and festooned with ten thousand
rainbows. And then, if they are at all inclined
that way-and most young ladies are, you know
why, some of our numerous old bachelors
will doubtless give 'em chance to stay here.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

.ocED Ills BROTHERS WIrE-A nan
aamed REYNOLDS recently shot At hi. brother
- Iortland, Oregon, for scduciue hi. wiz,
t tas seaacer was arrested and held 10 .nsws-
before the grand jury. : -'''sl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

4hscMkD OfFlcK-London dispatches Of
nnasn n 1 ~, state that, Ut tho request Of The
y.een; Gladstone has resumed tie Prsim.r
i . .Ias putting IN end 70 tho political crisi.
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ROYAL Vlsr.-Queen Victoria reoentlv
s s's v,sit 70 the sx,Enpress Eueenis 4
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spts s4a+h -~s ar q sf'oeda care ~ t4sese ~ oaei
faen.s Of = private nature call or send sislf q
waite circular 81 advice 10 lso;h sexes. saasss
e. WESTERN MEDICAL INSTITUTE. III Sc
Street. Cincinnati. Ohio. The remedies ~ i
tam that No PAY viii he required Of respaasi4s
sons for treatment ant3 cured, WISH Il III q
viii convinee you tia, this Institute is Tho az
ono Iva sAe United States so euss s.il.slas saf 7
manhood. h.
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TERRITORY of inAmo. Sc
Count. Of Boise. ,
In the District Court for The Tesr'a- o.
"a judicial Distract
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-Aa4- 4ftNz--AA ia
Tug CANNING lG4sEa-Geo. West
wood and Lee Harris, charged with rui,T
ming, a faro bank, were brought before the
Police Court iyestefdsy morning. 4 atter
several continpspces, and the, cases dis.
posed Of. Harris confessed Judgment and
Ihe Judge tined, him 500 and costs,
WestwCod wished ihe charge against him
July investigated, 90 the following jury.
was empanneled: W. J. R6bb, Henry
Jones, W, H Hennegeu, VIM. = johnson,
s. s. Blochs u. Msrsh. Peter Bosley, j.
P. TrischeL Q. Hess, Wm, Laughing M
IB, c. Wright, and Ralph Arklc; The c,se
was then fully heard which oil went 10
show that Westwood was not the man, al
the jury returned o verdict OF not guilty.
This threw the costs onGHarris, which,
added to his owpfne and. costs, amount
ed TO the snug little sum Of $16t Co.. ~
Westwood shortly after had a, hearing
on the State case before Squire GillespH
and was again dismissed at cost Of com.
plainant. '''
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Illinois Crop Prospects.


JACKSONVILLE, Sept. ls-Reports re-
ceiyed at the office OF the National Crop
Reporter from 10 counties ont Of the 1O2
in Illinois, under date OF Sept 18th: Aver
age condition Of the corn crop at present
Is 8lt per cent below last year: All the
counties in the central and northern por-
tons oil the State report frost
at various times from the 9Th to the 10Th
inst, but only in one county ola damaging
nature Ali counties reporting, excepting
the extreme southern and southwestern
river counties, speak Of the pastures as
severely damaged by the draught, the
roots in many cases being utterly destroy
cd. Light scattering rains have fallen in
some Of the central, western, and northern
counties, but not extensively enough ia
afford any decided relief. -rr'f ~
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BOARD OF rpUcATIoN.'

Board met In regular sessionlast even
Ing. Present. MessrS. Blckel. Gaidweii,
Carnahan, Ewing, Hubbard, Hupp, Max
we'll otte, Stewart, Todd and Wheat
Minutes read, approved and signed:
The following Ia an abstract o. the Su-
perintendents report: Enrolment In
schools unto Monday, 15lh inst - First
Ward. Al: Second, 100; Third, 81;
Fourth, 5ls; Fifth, 1888; Sixth 400; Sew
en,h, 200; Eighth, 525; co!ored school, So;
total, 1884. This shows an enrolment
during the current month less In the
grammar schools by 50, and greater. In
the primary schools by 300, than for the
corresponding month last year. The Pro:
per share OF the State School Fund.- com!
log 10 this district Tor the current year Is
81 81 "a, one.halt payable on the 10Th
OF October, and one.halt on the 18th of
January ensuing. This sum Is greater by
$403 10 than, the, amount receiyed from
the State last year. sReport.was received
and filed. 50 -.,, ,,,,..,
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills paid amounting oto, $211s5, Re
ceived and filed. .ll4s ]! /. ..s..-ll' - sG-ia.
The Committee on Text Books reported
resolutions recommending the iniroduc.
ton Of Coolz, also Of Mitchell's wall maps
which were lost. The Committee was
granted further time for report on Ger.
man books. a5sst 2sss7SS
Contract for furnishing schools with
coal was awarded to Kimberly & Co.,
with apenaltyof $500 attached .tss
Proposals for furnishing stat onery were
referred 10 the Clerk and Superintendent
The following combinations as teachers
were made: Harriet @. Carter, colored
school; Eliza McKelvey, 9TH ward; Luz
cinda Sims, 9TH ward; Sallie johnson, 9Th
ward, gice Mrs. Eliza Blum, resigned e
Mr.. Wheat offered the following, which
was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Commissioners oil
Richie District be authorized to have
the walks at the sides and In trent OF the
Eighth Ward school building graded and
paved with brick; 10 put in o hose Splug
and brick pipe drain from the! house con.
ductors to the street, and, contract Tor fill
ing the 10. at the lowest responsible bid
Bill of Mrs. Amanda Crimble, for clean.
ing Webster school house, $3l, ordered
paid.
HAresolution offered by Mr.. Caldwell,
that tCe Committee on Buildings and
Grounds have Room, No, II in Fourth
Ward school house furnished with seats
and desks, was adopted.
The same committee were authorized
to provide. seats for the colored school
house.
Adjourned.
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d = Z ~ 90 "a.
THANKs.-Thomasa Hornbrook, qEsqt,
has placed us under obligations fot one Of
the largest and most handsome bouquets
we have seen this season. 1.-THE flowers
were cut in his magniacent garden out In
the country, and weretarranged2 by him
sell at his Office on Main street. In the
cultivation Of flowers and ifuits, Mr.. H. Ii
without peer In this region, and we
know Of no more pleasant way 10 pass an
hour than 10 visit his country seat and
rsmble through his elegant and expensive
grounds. The finest specimens In the
floral kingdom. as wen is the choicest Va;
rieties Of apples, pears, Sc, greet the eye
on every aide, Ssnd broad and hearty
welcome Is extend ed to those who conduct
themselyeswi, becoming propriety. =
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10, GENTIEdENs FURNISHING : New
srocK.-Christian Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, Ehas just returned .tromSNew York
with a large and elegant assortment
Of clotha, cassimeres,!o vercoatings, vest.
.ings. ssdress shirts, under, garments,
gloves, collars. everything in short per.
tanning to q gcntleman's toilet except the
hat aud boots, Mr.. Hess keeps the best
Of goods; he employs good workmen,
makes neat. fits, and charges moderate
prices Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suits should give him a
call. Ey 4 t;tp, IA
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THE REGATTA.


ST.. JOHN, Sept. 1s-The four oar
boat race started atiS A. Water smooth
and weather cool and pleasant. Long
Shore crew OF Portland took the lead at
the start, McGaren crew OF 81. John sec
ond,, Paris crew third, and Indian crew
last, and evidently out Of the race. AT
theturn the Paris crcwllcd closely fol-
lowed by Long Shore crew, and McGaren
crew third. On the home stretch Long
Shore crew followed the Paris crew close.
", but the latter won by hall q length;
McGaren crew third: Time $3.50. Full.
ton 81 81. John won thescull race; beating
'Biglin badly, Bradley OF St. John second.
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LRrrERs DETAINED hhtters address
cd to the following parties arc held in the
Poatoflice in this city for the prepayment
Of the amount mentioned in each case
VIM. Marshall, Glencoe, Belmont county,
o, Sc; Joseph Chaplin, 8 New Martins.
vile, Woizel CO., W. Va, SC; o. Fleming,
GO Congress street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Sc;
Mrs. s. G. Smith; Harrisburg, Pa, 30;
Mrs. Lizzie Gaber. IS N. Fremont street,
Baltimore, Nd, Sc; Bergcnthal S Co.,
Powhattan, ohie, Sc: Miss Mary Lizzie
Caullie, lsthlstreet, City, %; ~: Phillips,
Spencers Station, Guernsey county, Ohio,
&c; Daniel Mccarthy, 81 Broadway, Law.
renee, Mass, 10; Mrs. Mary. MaloneN 10
Oak street. Lawrence Mass, 1c.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
YELLOW FEVER.
M MORE PHYSICIANS OR NURSES NEEDED
At SHREVEPORT.

M MORE PHYSICIANS OR NURSES NEEDED
AT SHREVEPORT.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1S-The How ware
Association OF this city are In me recs'p rs
OF dispatch from one Of their phys ,,rrses
al Shreveport stating that no m 9aty There there
or physicians than are now On W. h9,e he
are REQUIRED. The Associati43sh ,, no." r re-
lieye mat the generous conlilou u ~ Az. ~
ceiyed by them from aii part ~ 'ae
conn,rv 10 10 dato will be sutiiclent 70
nou ali the expenses incurred. Natchez,
Ma has quarantined against the entire
outside world.
LITTLE ROCK, Sept. 1S.-A letter from
Shreveport to the Gazette dated the lItn
mat: saws the stage lines have commenced
running again between that place ana
Manros and Texas. The mails have been
resumed. The number Of deaths Is about
the same, though there are lew new cases.
The fears OF the fever reaching mere nave
subsidized. nfsls
THURSDAYS INTERVIEWS AT sHREVE-
PORT.
sHREyRpoRT, Sept. 1s.-The following
ia n list Of the interments today: Myer
Hirseh. IS years; George Guime, (colored)
33 wears; Margaret Buckner, 81 years;
William Alexander, (coloredl Az years;
BENJAMIN Humler, % years; \. Hommel'
moi known; Henry Prescott; Simon Drey'
ius. 29 years; Bryan McClintock, "a years;
Frank Ross, (colored) 81 years; L.
Schmidt, 81 years; L. Landreth 90 years;
Robert NicMichael, "a years; Sarah Nor.
ris, (colored) rs years; Matilda, (eolored)
7yesrs;. HI. Lee, "a years; J!P. Bon
ham, 40 years; r. g. Ladd, IS years; u.
8. Palmer, 90 years; r. Wilmart, age un-
known; L. Hanson, 81 years; Katie Otte,
10 years; j. B. Currie, u years. Total, ~.
BETTER STATE OF AFFAIRS IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 1s.-There were only
twelve deaths 10 day from yellow fever.
Tie disease Is believed TO be under con-
troll. The municipal authorities to-day
voted $4,000 to the Howard Association.
The Masons, Odd Fellows, typographical
aud other societies have organized to pro.
vide nurses and money for their sick. The
lever, is absting in Happy Hollow, and
confidence Is generally restored in the
city. All the sick are being provided
with nurses.
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TIE VIM. e.. sheib s. Co. Pianos aud
Organs are noted for durability, pleasant
touch and pure quality OF tone. Prices
moderate; can be bought by paying from
s. to $25 monthly. Satisfaction guaran.
teed. HWarerooms on Monroe street OPP
posite Mcclure House. s
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MUNICIPAL iCouRT.-But little bust
ness was transacted Ia The above Cour,
yesterday. The following Is q synopsis;
R. II. Smith & 90. ps. John G. Heltley,
plea refused !; Feustman 4 Cautmann Us.
VIM. Bacharach, order Of publication al.
lowed; Maria Effles rs. German Insurance
Company, motion TO set asld judgment
argued. Adjourned until nine O'clock this
morning. ~. ilsa .aJlf.la Y y y
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A NEGLECTEDHh headache orpain in the
side, shoulder or stomach, which can b.
so easily relieved; by a, few doses Of DR..
SCOTS Pills;it allowed to progress may
terminate seriously, Recollect the rold
adage ia stitchin time saves nine."i "
lkuy
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: us. CouRr--Butl little business, and
none OF general importance, was trans
acted by the above court yesterday.
What few motions were under considera;
ton were disposed Of, after which the
court adjourned, twill, meet sgain In
This city on the 10th proximo.l 49, /
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THE Auction sale Of Pictures last even
ing was very largely attended, and great
many Pictures sold lat remarkably low
prices. Thesale will be. continued this
evening. Pnyateaales during the day at
auction prices : Attend the auction sale
Of Pictures this evening at Beck's block.
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MILL-Messrs. Butte b Dunlap,
Of Bellaire, have just completed . large
and well ordered Touring mill, which is
located on the river bank just below the
bridge. These gentlemen are active, en-.
ergetic and straightforward, and we feel
assured they will run lheir establishment
not only to accommodate the public but
to their own profit. NJ. ~. ..nt IN,
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BooTs, AND SHoEs.-To close out my
present stock 1 will sell Womens' Last
Balmorals at g 90 worth 80 so; Womens
Last foxed Balmorals from 81 90 to 81 80;
Womens' Nor. Balmorals 50 90 TO g so,
worth 80 90, and 'all' other goods Of cor
respondiney low prices L. v. BLOND,
los Main street. --'sa' -.- 'A , I
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WILMINGTON. N. g, Sept. 1s.-Thc
day, bringing sig SURVIVORS Of the bark
Xorwarts, lost during the recent storm.
Capt. schrebba; and three iseameny were
: lost The survivors were without food
and water, and suffered. terribly. 70
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THE R1yER.-The river is falling about
three inches q day, the marks at the
wharf last evening showing three leet,
three inches. ~ ~. ~ -, ~
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CINCINNATI.
pRocLAMAr1oN OF A Ho1lpAr

o., PROCLAMATION OF A HoIiDAT
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1s-Mayor Johnston
today issued his proclamation setting
apart next Monday as public holiday in
honor oiithe aucces of the Industrial Ex'
position; and requesting all the citizens to
suspend their business and give personal
encouragement, to the, exhibition of our
industries and art, ,.,-,.,,,.,
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TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
1 Wheeling. -.-..6s ..,t.c1 go
'i'h Jacob B. Hughes 'Ss1 s''s ~ '''

John F. ress'r =: and George In 0h'nss''.
Hibberd.
The undersigned Commissioner OF said Court
cree made and entered iu the above entitled
cause by said Court on the ID day Of July, A. D.
1sJa, hs Will his efies gonthe no5shesst corr
or Of Ghapline told Fourth) and Twelfth Told
Viieinis, on the "a day q October. ISIS, com:
menclng a. 10 o'clock II, proceed to take, state,
settle aud report TO eaid Court an account OF all
and every the co-pirtnership dealings and trans
actions Of the late firm Of Hughes. Thompson
and ,H,bberd, composed Of the raid plaintiff and
deicndantS; ii" The partnership debts and assets,
and Of the amonntL due to the said firm, II any.
by each member thereof, or due by said firm to
any member thereof, or due on q final settlement
Of fhes partnerihp Affairs by any, member or
bers thereof; by reason Of or arising ont Of any
transactions OF or with said partnership; and
that he will further, at the same time and place,
inquire into and report any other matter deem.
cd pertinent by himself, or which may DO Tequir-
ed by any OF the parties; and 4 his proceedings
day Of October, 1878, tho same will; be adjourned
rom time to time until the same shall DO com.
pleteda And said decree further provides that
any ofSparties tc said cause may bes required by
vouchers and other documents pertinent or NO:
cessary In his proceedings under said decree:
And notice is hereby given TO all creditors Of
said firm Of Hughes, Thompson d Hibberd That
tho Affairs ofBaid partnership are being settled
and woundup under direct ton Of said Court, and
claims before me, on or before the ID day Of DC.
tober, 1873. as a peremptory day, at my office
aforesaid in the city Of Wheeling, West "a;
Commissioner Of said Court. (
CALDWELL b CALDWELL, Soils for complt.
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FALSE ALARMs-The alarm Of fire
sounded from the Fifth Ward about half
past ten o'clock last evening proved ~ be
false. The engines and reels were out
promptly, those from up town going
down, and those from downtown coming
up. All finally met at the post office and
drew their fires and again sought their
homes, gg.g~T,Y
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BLowRp IN.-Thc new blast furnace at
Bellaire will elbow in" today, and will
make the first run about Monday. This
furnace is said to be one OF the most com
pleie in the county, .an,- .u-..-.--- I
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Police counr-The' following cases
were sdisposed.o at Police Gourt. yester-
day morning; Nick Miller, disorderly,
$40 and costs; William Whitney, dlsor:
derby, $40 and ,costs;I GEO., Westwood,
gambling, dismissedat cost. complain.
nant, Lee Harris; Lee Harris, gambling,
confessed iudgment) 300 ind costs. I
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,PEssosAI-Judge,J J.sJackson, Jr.,
lett for his home in 'Parkersburg, last
evening over the B, s. Or r !. ..o,
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ApJouRNED-The U. =. Court adjourn
ed Yesterday. The next session commen'
ces in Clarksburg, on October, 9th. 651,i
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STEREosCorIC views Of all the interest
ing scenes in the old and new world, at
Robinson's Gallery, III Main street.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD,-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature as
observed at silyey's Drug, Store yester'
day, corner opposite the Post Office;
SAN, IAN. 3r.1M3d 7r. II.
t!lG 80 "a. S29& q n Il
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ArrENTIoN,--In. order TO reduce my
present stock of Boots and Shoes l will
sellfor the next 30days at prices that de-.
~ competition. = Call early and get the
best goods at the lowestprices ever iofler.
ED, inthecity:: : L. " BLOND,
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|5iGAs.2.Bellairs Win ,be lighted with. gas
in very short time.
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ssES River news. !. UHW
CINCINNATI, Sept 1s.-Riyer 8 feet 9
inches and falling. -"- % ''S7 j
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GheGatellttgetltt ii i:
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1873.
New Advertisements:

- - Y .zA-it EtH. :
Steamer Ida Leon ;IaD-
Wanted-Young Man: III.
Salesman Wanted. 4 10 s5fIr,1
Musical Institute. 4.,.,
Royal Arch. ~
Caution to Liquor Dealers. q. @
For Sale-Mules. . s,aoa Fui ~. sis.a
Tags-special notice. ri s. aCl9t.
Family Flour. Rio Coffee. ssF
Refined Sugars, Tobaccos, Teas.