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steamship State OF Pennsylvania tBr Esgh, Glasgow Oct 2s
steamship Point, Smith, Piadelia with nde to AOr''rs
steamship ichnent Resa Rssmcn CITY POH and Norfolk With
rlse ard pass to 0h Domno sie15n.h. Co. S.o.. o, a.
steamship George Cromwell Potand With mdse 'nd pas
Helen. }Gs5 Fs:ssiT S e., Bronze S 50 & d,y; NJ r s.. P
Goheaburg. LanG0eE B.sa'i Aug l. sss
81 Bara JasseSs ider i,s:e Newcastle 81 d,y. With mise
Bari Giuseppe (Ital PissonDo Lh 90 With coal
Bark Elizabeth (Ger Bus, ROteam % oay ballast
Kitchen Of HaI, Reynolds BGes AJres % ea'
Gabrielle Ase F, Do,';ss Rio JsHer q i.y y coffee
Brs liermanos NO LaseT BOnlealt 40 GaTs " % mds
T. Chandler of fsrrsOOro. n. herm, "nf'or T.
seb acioaA f ParrsbOro N ST. Layton Wentworth g. 10
sch Ralph HOwe Blanchard Jacksonville IL days Sih yelos
MARI Hopper Gl Pernaudna IA day., WITH yellow
schr Charles Heyer RoNlani savannah IL day wa yeio"
sehr Carrie HOlm's Lemnng, Georgetown. D. c. "a
Schr sou.e Gross to Parrsboro n 81 PRIEST shnee g. 10
sGn Car Tyler Wilmington. " C., days. With na',i
selr Lilly GOlc charls.;on day'. WITH naval store.
Sr RdgewOOd Geoget,wu. D. c. IL DAYS With naval
scar Lookout Nichols, Pernaudna 10 days with larter
Scr May Morn Pbnnsy mas"ch Ca - days with u,Va ''0fss
sebr Mary (of Parsboro n ST. Grea wHlsOr n s..
scHooysRs- s-RIvER AND coAs1vrA
Mary Haley GeOrgeIsTn. Me- Jale CAaden Me-
Juno. Gadner WIN. Deminy Portland
Fall River. T. Potter Fall River.
Mciato Fall River. l.. A. Iolcs Fall River
fleewiDg Fall River. l.. Din.els Fad diver
J. ii Borden. Fail River. yonnie Rosa.e1e Fan River
Tngx, Gloucester. Lttie Ames Roc land.
Allie OAKS, ROckIani Lucy Anle. tocfiAni
May IIaws Roclland. X. Leach. Rocklsna.
Aneican Chef RocklaDd @. W. DaiisB, ROckAnd
Bllow, ROckand :. &. Hall ROcklard
Mary Carx. ROckport Me- J. b. Knowles, kieGinond va
Lady Suffolk. Bangor.
BELOW.
Bark KOsmos (Ger) Meyer. from Bremen.
SAILED.
Steamship Reguator por Wilmington CO. bark John Ghan for
Havana; brig Flora, for Rio Grande d sui
WINDeanset. moderate. ~ W. thick and Lazy OIL shore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroS 6Arlyrd steamships Italy (BLl IRON LvefTooii
Geo. App0h rom Baltimore.
NKwOREASs 6-Arhyed the Passes ships 1rav Cirta
eena Themis NewYo Clearei City OF Mex
leo, for Neu.York Mexican ports.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoypoN 6-Saei the United states; sa3 Piesro Lin
erck Lass emana Fannie Ael tins Ala gst; Geo
ngman Arrived TIE 9Th uI lnda kx
press Ire Fratel. A. j. Pope AMI Colorado.
DISASTERS.
Nov 2The Spanish coasslog steamship AeaSie som
Havana dun heavy fog collision with ne Hpn-
Alfredo from Liverpool for Havana OF ssgl on sAsay'
Alfredo, which vessel, % K hneiteJ
sr drowned The captain and the rnsias
the board the stelms "c pui Oas
Havana badly The French bark Vile dc aauY loaded
with cotton for Hay totally ost on Cosofais
Iieeiso on night OF Oct Is. TIE ere" ~er" saved
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
BELOW.


DR. p HAsBRoUCK late Of Con Dea Association has remover
bis osce TO PIP Plnhaye., DOiworh Building
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

wohovo roce;ved n check for so 81 for the Hans
Christian Andersen fund.- being the net proceeds of
chldren,s fair held by four little girls at Mont
rose N.J-Gracie Wilde, Lima Lee, Myra Vose, and
.JoSe StaIknecht. This makes with the contribu-
tions previously acknowledged total of Sl9S "a
respectable sum considering that it is made up prin-
cpally of the offerings of young children, vet little
enough if we take into account the multitude OF
hearts to which the genial old storyteller has en-
deared himself Subscriptions have doubtless been
checked by Mr.. Andersen's announcement that'he
was not in want and could not accept charity. But
this collection is not intended relief fund 1t
ts sdosigned merely to purchase for Mr.. Andersen
some appropriate testimonial as a Christmas gift
from tue children of America to one of their best
friends. An offering of this kind assured
will be especially grateful to him. and the moro
general the contributions the more highly of course
will the gift be appreciated, without reference to its
intrinsic value.
THE TRIBUNE has also received the following
contributions for the Nebraska sufferers: c. II.
Hedges West Orange, n. j., $40. Previously ac-
knowledged: An American, $40; j. b. c. $40; A
Reader of THE TRIBUNE, Stroudsburg, 80; total,
S42.
Mr.. Isaac II. Bailey's friends are not wise in the
persistence with which they pretend that he made a
good The simple facts that he ran 9O3 votes
behind Dix on total vote in his district of S,760,
while his opponent, Col. Willis, ran 496 votes
ahead of Tiden on a total vote for the latter
Of 1885 In other words, nearly One-eighth of the
Republicans in the district refused to support Bailey.
and over 60 per cent of them went directly over to
Willis. They did it simply because they were
convinced that Mr.. Bailey, while claiming their
support under other pretenses, was merely
the representative of Murphy, Bliss, Daven-
port and the rest of the Customhouse set; and the
merchants of the district did not propose to send
that sort of to Congress. Mr.. Baileys friends
will be wise if they provoke no further notice
of him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19
.ayt "A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
49,. po.tnonement OF the Fifth Gift Concert

A. manager Of the gift concerts given IN AID OF tnc
p,,tiic library Of Kentucky. my position creates
ire ,nrtant trust in behalf Of the Pubic Library rn
~ .scEct holders OF the fifth gift concert: Inc
s,t,ir fSbrnry OF Kentucky and the ticket noaeEs
- s,,.,v interested in the amount OF the drawing
1870 the find To be distributed in gifts the
~ 81 m I'd the riff awarded to each lucky ticket
,ss- "a the more the amount realized by the ~.
LII. To have full drawing IL 20 manfestiy % tne
$3.50. ~ those interested that. rather than h.ve
:, drawing on the 30h inst deem u que
= .nc trst confded 10 me BY the ticket s.
~ pntIic Library Of Kentucky tnat : shor. p"s ~
'. -. he made TO enable me 70 dispose =. VIC ~
...cid tickets and have fun drawing. Invus w =.
~. i.rua amount now In bank would ensure NJ u
st..rr2e handsome gifts. yet we snonid Iee s,1.
n,ntsd m this our last concer. snouu We Ia I.-ca
liza n make fractional drawing however in.c~.
persu J" receyed 10 very large number Oh letter.
=, :, "a OF the country from those mos. ~
,Iv urging postponement I'll 'nu liz,
:. 80 ~ snid ~ the 3Oth, that We ieeI s.Ies ~ ~
e. % ~ 1900 al duty 10 the tickethoders ana .ne
=, n, III yhrary 70 make the postpohemeh.; .ar
IuoIc .s.ncea. We have determined IN the inter
the M 20 postpone the concert ana aI.w
~ - \. c.tn rday February a. 1870 q wnlcn
~ .,,r III, positively take place ana - =. nicdoe
- "a nccd dsith toward ticket noiaers' renray
10 refund TO any ticket .ha drawina
oSrseyss .cntaton OF his ticket should cne as. -
upon pI1sD ~ q the day now fixed. Inc pss. ~
Ia g Win be sufficient guarantees " 81. ith
fcel nav viii be fairly and honestly oo.,s
ested 49, r.iA FOR tickets - sacredIy P. :,
the mOI1s Srcrtancencies until after the Ply -; =
sffev which the expenses ~ a. ,,rnNts
the GU ~ public Library = e % PAVE ~
DuFssu - ~ sss THO6 =. 0nas n.na~.r
/ rcv. q. 1914
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

Tug question: whether the election Of the
Enari ri County Commissioners of thu seve.
raj counties ri Idaho Territory Is by districts
ar by general ticket has been submitted to me
by the Beard of commissioners OF Boise county
BY III. provisions Of the la" Of the 2nd Sea
sion page so2. the election 10 directed to be
made. BY general ticket.
By the act Ut tn. 9Th. Sss i"n page I0l the
I1w was changed so that the election should be
by districts. with the exception at Ada county;
and ibts law il now in force. 1t seems that
some are of the opinon the amendment t" sec
tiou 3 of this act. in effect changes the section;
or 80 much Of il as provides for the election by
districts. and that the former act under when
the election was tn BE- by general ticket IL still
in f,rce. The only effect Of this amendment IL
to prescribe the time when the commissioners
shail enter upon their official duties.
/ Tn. acts Of Congress Of March Sd. 1862 q
Nav 9th 1872. has changed the time Of election
and the terms Of their respective offices; but III
other respects the act Of the 9th Session Of the
legislature referred to remains IN force and
the election must be by districts.
..s,., NJ. Il. HOLTLsrER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the Of.
fccts III Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and circulars sent free I'm sealed en-.
yelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. as
North Ninth st.. Pniladelphia, Pa..-an institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill. +5
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19
TELEGRAPH MEETING

On wednesday, the It'll inst. at O'Clock r. NJ. the
cauzens Of Idaho City to the number OF hundred or
more met together in the Methodist Church to con !.
sioer the matter Of petitioning the Legislature for
ala % the Nevada and Northern Telegraph Company.
Inc meeting was called to order by Hon. George
Alnshe. Q. s. Kingsley. Esq. chosen Chairman Of
the meeting George Ainslie nominated for Secreta-
~, decnned and Z. J. Sutton substituted Mr. Plat
Burr. Superintendent Of the Nevada and Nnrtharn
Telegraph Company. then came forward. WAS
introduced g the audience and briefly addressed tho
meeting. AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Burr's remarks
Messrs. Kingsley and Ainslie were called for and
responded with speeches. The speeches of ali were
received with applause. petition was next pre-
sented Tor signatures by Mr. Ainslie asking the Leg.
siature TO grant the required aid for constructing
telegraph line from Silver City via Boise City to this
place. Piacerville aud Quartzburg. with branch
irom here to Alturas and signed by most Of the as.
were obtained and the petition we believe forwarded
to-day. IT'LL
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19
-Citv and County.

or yorR ORDERS AT SIIsnY's.-Persons desir-
= IVA called up of mornings at an earlier hour
usual will please leave their orders at the POST
p,,.s,ore. HUaH WILHELM,
Night Waterman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

MIR. EARL RACE of Boise City. and Plat. Bur-
ESQ., superintendent of the Nevada and Northern
Telegraph Company. were in town. . few days ago.
Mr. Burr was looking after telegraph line to Boise
county. and delivered while here. very effective
speech ON the subject He has the appearance OF
being live. energetic. thorough. go-ahead man; and
- socially most accomplished and elegant gentle.
man. Such man as everybody wishes to succeed,
and We predict he will. aud hope So ~ he assured
u.s. while here. that immediately upon the completion
ct the telegraph to county Mr.. Minear the only
live mining operator in the Territory would take
hold OF our neglected quartz interests and developed
and work them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

H2vfSo an overstock Of Dry Goods. Clothing. and
Boot ani Sheet and being DESTROYS Of reducing this
pnriion Of my stock propose making extraoTiindry
Inducements 10 CASH buyers from this date till
further notice. Customers ordering goods III they
want low pricesl will please say leash by return
cate whether they want charged or expect TO pay
cash casA will take goods In any Of these lines at
abou. cost and charges. &. y. kISuxEy.
June L. is1t-ff
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

Public SCHOOL NoricE.-The examination of The
pupils in the Public school will take place at the
school house on Friday next Doc o. commencing
at 10 A NJ.
On "Wednesday evening there win be public exer.
cses 1T the Church Hall at O'Clock The public are
invited to attend all these exercises without fee
HATTIE PARSONS
...8s Teacher.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

krv y G.. STRONG has our thanks for copy of the
k,,ss Of the Rocky Mountain Conference of the
: Church. Mr.. Strong was Secretary OF the Con-
Bncs and the minutes arc kept in style seldom
huad The number Of Methodist preachers i'll
I Territory is put down at seven number of Sun
schools six; number of officers and teachers
E.six. number Of scholars Of all ages 266; num-
III scholars fifteen years old and over 81; schol-
hinder fifteen. except infant classes, 81: number
Irholars In infant classes S6: average attendance
kea,hers and scholars aa6; number Of officers and
khers who arc church members or probationers
humber OF scholars who are church members or
ha,ioners IS. The Conference estimates the mum
! Of Chinese in Idaho Territory at 5000, and be-
kss the Methods, Church could and ought to do
ha,hin. for the conversion of these heather" We
III the estimate too low; and admire the resoln
which would undertake the colossal work OF con
hing chnanan. but We are no, prepared TO opt
ripenel fruit Immediately. F.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

CANNOT CoME.-Res J. p. Lytton authorizes US 10
announce that circumstances VIII prevent his preach.
iii in this place the Goth. inst. tomorrow per
appointment Due notice Of his next appointment,
will be given in the WORLD. Rev. u. q. Strong viii
preach In his stead at eleven A. VI. tomorrow.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

Jupag HofIIsrEg has decided that the Commits.
soners of Boise county be elected by the quail
lied voters OF the separate Districts aud by the
county At large We publish his decision in another
coln-na
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

L,.c;ol Notice.-Henry Clifton is authorized to
sact all business for me during my absence.
l.,.rh.ra 1874. j. CAVE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

HoS. JAMES IL. HAwLgY left town by yesterday
mornings stage for the capital resume his place
in the Territorial Council a member o! that body
Mr.. Hawley had been at home on leave of absence
for few days 10 attend to important business affairs
relating to his quartz interests.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

EaltSrNss TEEE.-The ladies have taxa ii the mat
/ Q: Christmas tree in hand. aud appointed ~ q
nn!itee Of arrangements and General sur srinten.
cy, Hi'' Mary Barry. MIRA Elizabeth Sl-k. Miss
4 hA'Fin, Nrs- Wary Robinson. Miss f.tcy Davis
1 AFs- l. J. Wallace. The tree will be erected in
! NJ. T. Church. and the ladies N the committee
be around making collection. "a asfray tho ex.
p o. procuring tree. and other preparations:
/ W. AdV!se the boys not to he caught without q
green backs ahJu. ;lseru. Whatever amount Of
~ y collected above the necessary expenses IT
FPA'g the tree. will be expended in presents with
ca % adorn it, and II is desired that every child
vac vicinity receive present give literally and
As ae saair success Evsryboiy ~ to lie admit
4 nee. and everybody shonld he there.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

MgssRs TrScHsg and krober circulated petition
about town for signatures requesting the Legislature
tan give aid to the Nevada and Northern Telegraph
Company. II was almost unanimously signed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

e"IH hotD.-lt seems to IA the present session
''s legislature should try to devise some means
'p""hg public road from Horseshoe Bend to
BASIN. A'present there Ia no road by which
farmers 81 the Paye.te valley and Squaw creek
get 'Heir produce 10 market without being tolled
1"' l'nr'h Of i's val1e. II nothing better can b
NV we rates Of toll should be reduced. II IN un-
'D"Aoie 10 suppose that the farmer can afford To
'as same rates OF tollnow that tbe average mar
sue Of his produce II 1ess than three cents per
Isrs mat he paid without feeling II when prices
''uf times AZ high a. at present. VIII not some
A'sr Of the Legislature take the matter under I'd.
,"eh'' and see u he can't give us either free
IRON the Bend to the mines, or lighter toll7
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19
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Spsfial Dotiffs

sy-s. N. pgrrEsorLL 4 Co. 10 State Street. Dos
ton 81 Park Row. New York. and 7ol Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. are our Agents for procuring advertise
men,s for the IDAHO WORLD in the above cities, AM
to contract for advertising at our loves
rates. Is
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

ATTENTION. must be- that there Is negligence
inar.en;inn 70 business existing in one or more
khe pos, oisces between here and Silver City. and
m the part Of the agents OF the Northwestern
b. Co. Ii addition 10 ordering paper from San
Incisco by slow irrish'. which never came. we had
Ter shipped from the Same point By fast freight.
h. than month since. which we are unable To
Y from. Raining short. we wrote 10 w. j. Htll
\ editor o! the uwyhee .iriiaReAe. on the Tsh
b for supply Of paper; on the 18th Mr.. Hih 70.
keA the lc,ttr aui immediately forwarded the pa
! by stage T. Zoo l. detained on the sag. and the
h4tu~uce j. We are GU; Of paper. To- our tnconecn-
r. AMI jaja-r. when goal. are unnecessarily and
a-lnahly ic:4inel IN tFauStta carriers shouli h
3 ~ II ia iIall:rs. W ~ oar paper. AMI We
! owing e,trava eantly high freight for harIns IL
NJ: u Is All ara el;lsrl 10 Il within rsas"na-
'.a-t, e rlrle.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

&. j. PiEacE aud Julian Hill. Esqs.. who have been
enjoying the spring like climate u the valley re
turned yesterday evening They report grass good
/ Ill atocs thriving.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19
Roard IF County Commissioners

OF Boise county, Idaho Territory will meet In Regu.
lar Session, at the court house In Idaho City, on
Monday, the Attn Day Of January, 1874.
That being the hrst Monday In said month. Al!
accounts or other matters coming before said Board
should be Aled with the Clerk prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must be legally verined 70
,e action thereon and bill will be presented
unless all the fees are paid.
Idaho city. December 10, 1s7l.td
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

4 cywrt~N,v lust up fg~im the valley describes
Harris Toll road ~ glare ~ ire through the
vu3s sai taiu&s teams could hardly get over il unit,
to
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

J. Fms-v ard Z. II. Goa A1vn pail their poll
tAveS. bnt their nArtes got inso sAe "raa. column
last week. II. Ferguson whose name appeared Is sc'
ter, IN uus a eAtt8 ana did not yotr
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

,.R, q. l.. WHITE sook petitions across the BASIN
aud ab.liuei between ninety and hundred sigma
lures in half dAy. He SAYS twn thrse hundred
cbatI have aecn ols: nnui ia another days time.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

Snw aut elegant sEvles II Holiday j~Vvrry just ar
rived and for sale at - H. ktfnsueis. tall AMI SEQ IL
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

wEtrnyH still clear AUD warm In the day time:
cold and frosty ul nights.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

H. BOWMAN Esq. former proprietor Of the Ida
"oA-o lett on last Tuesday morning for Salt
oit'' rnd thence 10 cAliSsrnt4 where We under
-" bis intention to settle. He takes with
=. handsome little sum Of money, and thus II
~Ao constantly depleted Of her wealth.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

-.S- Pm The Very best Photographs. 20 IA Bradley
Il unsfs,n- Gallery with an ELEVATOR, 40
Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

j. n. C.stss lcEs TOR saa Francisco last Thursday
III orn!as.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

H.. Iss cHASaE-Mr. John Merrill has purchased
A 'nop and business Of Mr.. James Fahey. Ut
aud win carry on the tin business At that
!. = I" Old Placcrville II the livclcst camp IN
and will continue to DO 10 for sometime,
We nope MI. Merrill will prospcr accordingly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-19

~, -oeseral parties indebtod 70 m have prom
han. " some time to pay in wood. and - winter II
- good > time -. any to bring t.
~ gentlemen. b they evce - fair. win not
large room like the Womb once.
49, :. sS.-Hon. James h. Hswlsy. and Messrs 70
~. :. =. Il. Noonn sAd Psasr ToweJ
- !" town during ~ week. aas' m s.sas'
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-20
THE RUTLAND MORNING. OCTOBER 20 1874

This question of corporate institutions
and powers is becoming gigantic and for
midable. Already individual talent and
enterprise and capital are put hors al CON-
bat in regard TO many branches Of business.
Men combine in order to compete with and
Guido one another. Is there no limit
Must all branches of work and mannfac-
ture save agriculture, be swallowed up in
great corporations This is to be the
great question OF our industrial and politi-
cal economy. Shall capital be allowed TO
combine indefinitely on the one hand, and
labor be driven to combine on the other.
| do not suppose our Legislature is pre-
pared to act upon these questions in the
wisest and best manner. No doubt all in
cipcnt action in this direction will be more
or less crude and needing revision, but let
the subject be agitacd, and let proper
commission be appointed by the legisla-
turc, whose observations and reports may
afford solid ground TO work upon in the
final adjustment and right settlement of
these perplcxing railroad questions
Fairhavcn, Oct. 18th 1874.