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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

THE AHCIENTs or CoLoRADO.-Tradition
has il that once in the centuries gone by there
lived a people in comfort. elegance. aud reas
onably high STATE OF civilizaiion-,he royal Az
tees Cortez came the Montezumas called
their religion and their government were In
peril. and. leaving home. and comfort and
country, these tru. lirg-s OF n sovereign hose
throne rested on the centuries. went down Ia
the CITY of Mexico to fight for their traditions.
aud flag. and iaith-fought and lost and died
Certain It il. that in Pueblo county there are
traces Of . civilization and Of substantial opu-
Ience. Of which the very tradition has passed
away here. and which is neither Spanish nor
Indian Certain il is that while the Indians.
awed by the sisibl. manifestations Of the hand
Of God. came here to worship on State occa-
.ions. they did not nse il as one Of their per
manent hunting grounds or Winter abodes-
For centuries il seems hardly Tn have known
tn. face ri man al a dw~ller. and now at a
fash. it il open to all the world. and the silence
of ages il broken By all the confused orchestra
Of modern lif. the scream Of the locomotive,
the busy hum Of industries. the whirl OF ma
chinery. the sounds Of the song and revelry
the crack of the rife. the voice Of prayer ard
praise, the music Of chIdren's voices. and the
quiet rythm Of happy homes-E.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

A CURE FOR CoSsCNHTroS.-A correspon-
dent writes "a follows about the sanitary pow.
ers of we'll known plant: Il have discov-
cred remedy for pulmonary consumption. II
has cured number Of cases after they had
commenced bleeding 1t the lungs and the hec-
tic Aush was already on the cheek. After try
ing this remedy to my own satisfaction. ! have
thought that philanthropy required that ]
should let il be known 10 the world. It il the
common mullen. STEPPED strong and sweetened
win eoGee sugar. and drank freely. The herb
should be gathered before the end Of July, II
convenient Young or old plants are good
dried ip the shade. and kept in clean paper
bars. The medicine must be continued from
three 10 six mootbs. according 10 the nature ol
the dis~ase. II il good for the blood vessels
also. Il Strengthens the system and builds up,
instead Of taking sway strength. II makes
sooA hood. and takes in6amstion from the
iunes. It IL the wish of the writer that every
perodicaI 10 the United States. Canada and
Esrspe shnsld publish the receipt for the ben.
EFT a the human family. Lay this up and
Keep Il ia TIE bose ready tor sse.'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21
City and County.

c.lLEp-Hon James II. Hawley and Mr.. Jen.
Howell were over during the week. and made calls
on the WORLD during their stay in Idaho City They
rsnor, times quite lively at Quartzburg. Mr. Hawey
s,vs his mill is paying splenddy. and we hope and
,slsys the Company will realize fortunes out Of their
mine The prospects are certainly ~ favorable ~
,oua be wished. and the company 10 composed Of
miners who do their own work and do It well. Every
spch enterprise as the Iowa mill which proves sue
.sss viii stimulate others owning mines to similar
ssorts and few in proper hands have failed 30 far.
IN A.. We do not now recall instance Of quartz
largely attributable to mismanasemens. Success to
the Iowa.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21
NORTHERN IDAHo.-We condense the fol-

lowing from the Lewiston Noytherner
The editor Of the Northerner has been visit.
ing Paradise valley, and pronounces it the gar
den spot Of Idaho The valley is divided, a
portion Of it being in Washington Territory
and the rest in idaho. Thi. the Northerner
deplores, but thinks it will oil be under one
Government.
The official count Of Nez Perez county gives
Fem 423 votes and Bennett 87-Fenn's ma.
jority. 1876; John Clark (Rep.), for District
Attorney, 1903; L. p. Brown (Rep.), for Coun.
Gilman. 243: NJ. A. Kelly (Ind }. 1877; D. II.
Howser (Dem). 40: Representatives, J. c.
Waldrip (Den,.) J, 3l4; William Groat (Rep. },
254; j. j. Bonner (Dem.) 227; Hazen Squier
(Rep). III. L. p. Brown will therefore rep.
resent Northern Idaho in the Council this Win.
ter. and Waldrip and Groat in the House. A
majority of the Democratic ticket wasrlected
The Northerner will be enlarged as soon az
material arrives.
Lewiston has had many new buildings added
to it during the past year. and presents an ap'
pearance Of neatness and thrift exceeding that
Of any period for many years.
A small FIRE last Sunday-bnt little damage
Defective stove pipe
During the week we have had cOpious show
ers of rain.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

TH1 WILL IT pE7-The pos:ponemens OF the Gin
Co1cer; Of the Kentucky Public Library 20 Sosem-
b. Ssh. is7i. vas resolved upon to make full
d-arin; certainty. There win positively be no fur
the. p1s,po2ement. and the great prize win be the
IaAga.5 ea: sum of sa5o.ooo. Who viii ges liz
Wa. pe-tereI usn Gov. Branlct;e. OF Louisville.
bushes. manager. wouA -. II The people supposed
b. Gu, tel
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

LaTIsT ELECTION RGpOeT,-A letter from
NslaA Ctr. On<ids cSsnty. vscsiysd here enn
dsy sieht ssys, the returns are sIl 10, tho yofe
e.svasseA. asA the result giyes Governor Ben.
s~ft ~ msjorify ovey Penn, According to ~.
eossf. this Desses E~no~tt 70 behind. with
|f~Ukf eeygfy n hear from, Jonas w. Brown
seys ! rsgty came through N idaho City from
Inn Cgpek pyeesset. In L~mbi eosnty. and
ssys tAst 1ys~iset r.dIed only - vct~s: BEN
MI s~ts5sx 10 ss1 Y~ss =. Tisiog the Govern
- 10 ssjes1ty IL ttst riac~>
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

We will next week publish . list Of the names OF
the voters OF Boise county. showing the difference
,s,xssn the number OF voters and tho number Of
pol,a1 payers. As An argument in favor OF prsvid.
inc some means to compel the payment Of per capita
taxes The difference in numbers Of those who paid
and those who voted this year is about four hundred.
showing loss to the county Of over three thousand
dollars The difference will appear smaller. however.
owing 10 the fac, that number who paid poll taxes
left the county before the election.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

Iysr.LIArIox.-The following named members
Of Bose Lodge No = /. o. G. T.. we're installed in
the various Offices for the ensuing quarter: John
Martin W. c. T.: Ma A. Strong. ". v. T.; Vim.
Abbott. W S: J. ". Brown. W. F. s.; Thos. Dick
son. W T: Mrs Mary Dray. ". c.: Saml- Davis. W
Nv D. Goldsmith. W. l. g.; Edward Birch. W.
O. G.; Mrs Susan Hill. W. r. H. s.: Eiss Mary IRE
casks, WI Il. S: Miss Lucy Davis. ". A. 8; T.
" Jones ". D. NJ
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

MAJOR r Z FoorE aled in the Auditors ONCE.
one day lately. written opinion TO the eject that the
Commissioners OF this County must be elected by
Districts instead Of By the vote Of the whole Coun-
ty should this opinion prove TO be correct; and the
wording Of the statute to leave doubt aooa:
its correctness. two Independent; Commissioners viii
be elected namely: W. W. Black. OF District No. l.
ani { J. Hull Of isrric: No. >.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21
FIFTH AND LAST
GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.


The management having determined to have the
drawing OF the Fifth and Last Cir Concert OF the
Public Library Of Kentucky. the 30th day OF No
vember next We believe now that all the tickets
will be Sold and that the drawing Will be full one.
but whether all are sold not the drawing win
nevertbeiess certainly come o6 the day appointed
The special object Of this card IL to call meeting
Of the ticket holders 1t Public Library Hail. the
10th Of November. 70 make arrangements in connec-
ton with the committee appointed By the Trustees to
superintend the counting Of the the tags represent
ing the numbers Of tickets sold While there IL n
sesuai necessity for the presescs Of tckethoders.
- under our arrangements the interests u al are
equally cared fos. Jet 1t tbs same time would great
II prefer that - many Of those interested can.
would attend this meeting. and each for himself
how perfectly fair and impartial the distribution
mnst b.
Every arssnesment has bssn made for ths drawing.
but nttls more than moaeh rsmatns Iof . sale Of
ths rsnatnAsr u ths ueksts, and vhassysr y done
mnst - Aons promptly.
THoa z BaANLIrn.
Aesot anA Nsnae~.
Louisvns. ~. oct =. 1s7S.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofce At Idaho City. on the
2lst day of Nov. which, il not called for within
hirty days. will be sent 10 the Dead Letter once:
Coshow Mrs ElledgeJN Tregay James
Durnin II Jones Mrs La
Aa-Persons calling for any OF the above letters
viii say advertised" and give date OF list.
8. c. SILSBY, P. II.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

Ma. AND Mns- Do~LsAS. Of Loon Greek. Who wore
OFT sai near being blockaded IN the late sno-
storm arrived in lowe safely . few days ago. The
trip Is said TO have been very severe one on the II
Dr. who time tespzsrst Of getting Gu. sf ths
sno~. Il is always uxplsAsan;. and generally dan
geroas t-zrelag ia tie DSeseains IN the White,
seaso,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

Ma IoHx LEE Q. Cen:erviile. called on us one dag
this week He ia.o-rns sha: B. r. ChAnnsil. EAq
len Cen;srvHe fer days ago. With his family. TOT
San Francisco, from rtsxee he will take TRIP
through Arizon, New Mexico ani the western por
ton Of Col5rado. returning TO tbs Fay City by the
way ,: salt Lake He viii return To Boise county In
e. Spring
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

Vis.TTSs.-Grz- Or. Rockwell paid Sisssso hes
mother and CHER sseads IN this city dcgsng the 1t
ter part ~ lag: week ressrnos home On last nonday
Mrs Eosh~eH vas sa~essA fsvori1 aDong ouf
people when abe ByeA here. ssd VA socordingy
warmly welcomed baek By -. On the o>cassos n hef
late visi. here
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

TH.sxG-we under lasting obligations TO Rev.
P. Luton Of Boise City for copies 0. the Saior.
SCI; 70 rs this week Tie yastoa contains the best
written editorials Of any paper ve hsss nes WITH
and. though EepubhSza in politics. h much more
fair in Statements and jass n is eoDccsioss than
Partisan I. il more than worth reading; IL ssrs
studying
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

=
T.s following of5cers duly cleo; f'r the
ensuing quarter. commencing November /. 1874
C stone. " C. T: Miss Matte Miner. ". V. I
p N-CIintocs P ". c. r: r z Starr. ". s.: O.
Miner. Y. z :: Mrs 5. gob5. ". T J. r. Ire'on
m; Miss Ala Miner. ". D. NJ: T. Rowland. W
!. g.; Iii Perkins W O. O.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

u1xyx4 - Hvevsepsk ~ ~ 1ssds clo1htsS. and
- - sk11 ssA ks4ex AesSyoss ~ reducing t6il
1~ysS@~ n ~ ee1e4. py0pDse nsttn4 ezrsOr6fsayy
.11eess<SSS - cam ksysss from this deee an
1sS1A1v s14teA< E~stgs@vS SS1Ata1 eood1 ~ ~
49, ~ ev5A19b III D9ssee ~ 'eoeb ~ reeurn
s1v Tk1se zsxJEs1 n GtSss S1A plssse ssvsys fsdi
- Nt11AAv Hpe1 ~Set " "s1sDs1~ . s1pset - ~
- - ~ 49, Geols - ~ q 49, hees =
ssS-sss6 - - 1n1reea g. q xUo38Y.
49, Z. t19l~tA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

d. ". J. aorzvEIL. having Ioessed Permanently
Ia town u F2c<fyilae this coussy. VIII ceSssra~ 70
Practice kis prose.sson Throughout tbs eoantJ, Hia
once ~ VIII b s>sa b. bis easd which sS1esss On
Tie arss page Of ;he wosHD u sssassed nsAs she ny
Per ed Of Granaes street. in HAceryiIse-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

Coop cLExx-cy,-YsAy1shrss tons - ss<S from
The Hough:on ledge. crzSkeA II T. r FDvmso's
mill, lat vsek. yiesAea ~ S<aess ~ sssngsed ssAy
or ii,tls So 10 TIE ssa- THIS II tAs sfss rack
ever crushed from dist is1ee. 81 - rssefy css9
showing for re-ay oysseA Ess&
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

ocs Hosssssoe Bes1 eorssDos1sss fsf1sA " fSss
'0e name acd Esah<x ~ l. q. o. r. k4zs - 0sse
pAee in his oommnssea3sos- usoSs 116s D~ssssss
rom the notice u eseexk. ~ e1<esa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

UNCLE Bon ssAss 4sarzsA ~ - ~ - ~ 1ss
Seek from soatA Hossssss- ~ sDsssS ~ - NO.
eat terms q sAse 60.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-21

~ SAAEs cssv - 90 Dl10hns esss SsNs -
'of sanhss - AsyA We ss1Wstss1 - - ~
taousht 70 - Hsgss hssnss.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MARCH IL
PORT OF NBw-YoRK...

PORT OF NBw-YoRK RK........"........"MARcH lS
Steamship C.ha CBr) McMiekan Liverpool via Queenstown
s,ss%.p tG C Of nass Ds New oen. G H. Mallory
Steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston g. W. Qnh'ao
steamship Regulator Freeman Philadelphia Iad Steamship Co.
STs s John @s.S S j v.n.so% P6adspSa Ball
BIs Lime vrden BEATTY hsvTe & ga Sa & w. bSs USe K5S I% Co
,Dfe Sg Hysrsn Elsnors fC5 order: Punch be Co.
sshr Annie bergen ThonpsCo Rieh%CRd & Van BuDt Bro
sebr IL Krk Cayerc Penandina for erae Slashta Petty
sehr Saalght. Bthehdge Philadelphia, j. B. eager
ARRIVED.
Steamship Minnesota r) BeddOe Liverpool March with mdse
s,sS.S Goethe cg5 W.cn Hamburg March and Queenstown
steamship Algeria !s hs hsoG N,5 Kasne VIA
Sth. With mdse. and pass to Chas. G Francklyn
7,S siis d.e and pass to Kunhsrdt Co.
SeaIasp Columbus Reed Havana March l2 with dse and to
Steamship CITY Havana Philips Havana March Ia with ms and
steamship ls.se Be 6.ksms Richmond Cty Point and Norfolk
steamship Chesapeake bragg Portland with ne and to J.
Barb Josie Mildred Clan Lasuna 28 days mahogany &c.
Brig Amelia Emma Cnro,, Matsn,as March 4, with sugar
WIND-Sunset. hight 5. T.; very foggy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
March 1sALi bs5I Rebsocs Goddard from SeEYotl
Edwin J. Morrison from New-orleans.
Chalie. W. Lord from Pblsdephs bark Anglste Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
March lSThe North German L0vds steamship
Rhen Bnckensen NewYOrk March T. for Bremen touched
here this morning.
LvRRPO ,1 1STe Red star Line steamship kenEorth
Ptovse to-day Philadelphia, March j.
lSTho Anchor Line steamship Macedonia LAIRD
from NewIork March for Glasgow arrived herr to-day The Allan
Line steamship Ibeaa Archer from Portland, Me- March for
Liverpool, arrived in this harbOT this morning
16-Arivef steamship Cleopatra Maukn from
sail 18th AUved l1th. at ~
stesmslip City OF New York Desken from New York
AsTwRRP lS-Sad steamship c. r. Punck, knu1sen for
New YORK.
LoNDoS March 1SSGle5 for the United States Niagara, Pr1
iouo Do F Un Vanguard Perseverance, S'cone Unto beSveI
the United States the lbt e.
NJ Won ehr Thunen and fellow Arrived out from
the l7th George Arke Gardner Colby Meooa
the United States the 18Th Nor
Abeona Alberto Leanier, Joven Thomas Nueya Teresa Ca
banS sDd Niryines
| IfOr --latest Ship Seus see Fin PAGE
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

THURSDAl MARCH 10
Mails Hamburg by steamship
Fnss close 80 Supplementary Maj; Is closed the
PostOmoe l5 Steamship sails from pier foot Of
Third-st. Hoboken
hss steamship CITY OF Merida close
Supplementary Mail closed at the PostOnee 81 Z40
p Steamship sails 3 IN. from Pier No N. K
m
FRIDAY. MARCH 20.
Mails for Newfoundland the New iors Potomce e'e day
Of IN, via Halifax.
Maj. for H,GfsI H. closed New.Yori POsl0nce
day At ,. m and goes via Boston.
SATURDAY. MARCH 81.
Mails for Great Britain and Ireland Queenstown and LIVERPOOL
by the steamship close 80 No Supplementary Mail
sails m from Whit. Dock, Pavonis Ferry
Mns Burope Southampton and Bremen per the steamship
Donau ~ M Supplementary Mail closed al the Post
0ce 30 Steamship sails the foot Of Third
ST.. Hoboken.
and Pusssn closed Mail this fne
French Mail Hsvre. by the steamship
Penere Close $3.50 Steamship sails at m from Pier
No 5ON r.
Mss for Havana, direct. by the steamship Cuba close 2p
Supplementary Nail closed the Post Once At 24O Steam
ship sails al .. m. from Pier No N. X
Mails for Rev West steamship state of Texas close
Steamship sails at 3 u IN. from Pier No. ~ b. X
SUNDAY. MARCH 20.
All Malls close at O'Clock The rostOhce Is from
%. 70 II a. N
MONDAY. MARCH %
Msi for BaI the Republic West Indies etc BY the
steamship l p. m. Supplementary Mail
close at the Pst Once at 2l5 Steamship sai at from
Per No. 43 N. t.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
pFCIsiONsAMARCH IS.

S.n-,,o, Court Specdl Term-Bv judge curtis
NJ, - I8,, a .lCsse settled Poatn at smith ~, .
No- 40 v.f.fe. order Of arrest granted tsee ophuhl
Esndiord sl-Moion or joaemeni ioI n'o'Ounes' "
ssued with costs, 70 abide e1elt oi suit
Common Pleas-Spccidl Term-By Judge LarrcmoIe'
-Crool AT Cok-Apphcauon granted Holman a. Ssn,d
Aprhoaton denied lsee memL Sowie agt Co,,r'ioss'' ~
80 merl Duugherty sg Observation-Disclosures dssc'eL
S.yr,ns Court Chambers-By Judge DOnohue...
Gr.euvieh sasngs Lof DcForost sEa fss' Z
veil Brown Stone Quarry 70 hp14
- 90 CORN AT Beueic-Motous granted Adams sst
a. Uavsor Apg eion AT steyeus-6rsned suIosm sst an
HarBet AT Lard; agt Hurd-Oder frab1eu Ho' ~
iIp-DeBel Cark sat CsTt-Deerce Of divorce g''n'ea'
. Common -Geaerdi ITm-By ChleiJusVIiCae Va
b,i, Iui Ro'rssu and Judge Joseph p
trpesi f,.n.s,d smith AZ bennett
s.s.,d f,. at SbswJudsuent affirmed brown ss] Lz
FoSer agL Nos,rt-pfatI $500
Isnla a. Kusstof for rsnument d'nel hl ~
- .Err.d Carroll AT GoodmAnJndgmeni reVersel
po.t 80 Judgment aGBoa Dsm0i ast
,,st ,Trmd Brectts Fuchman Hal sgi VIA
sg W. Dsgn ar Costello iouns ag Howni Bumeaun ssS
-J1rmesfs evencl HeCe sg Nichols hfneh sgL M
me- TAskef at Hickman AT Aeers'e Age
Ne nrries at weiberty. Krskeld agt Feetuef oBren
,st I.nfori Pine agL Darcy, Carneller agt Capldos
NsLoushlD Grey ScheleL sgt 0PSnhensI 1S%Sgh Sl
Have AIT Rogers Wheaton agt Fay snd an@ MeNie ~
Voorhe rsan Carroll sgt Goodman Adams sgI b.sn
- AZ dismissed Grove sgt
,b sni afrmed DOcheI Grecse-Jnduent reduced @%S
seaman at owe-Judsnent reduced 70 fio 20 so
.rrned stone WotJudgment m0hd, reducing dsSes 70
All Ej and amel. costs " appesl kaet hg ktlerro
teeng stayed Nohau sg Stene Order amrnr u"e'et agL
Bofart two sJudgmens Affirmed by consent hAsSoh ~
AZ BrotdWayJaigueu affirmed IN the four cases le feope
On rel KnkeI agt are-Oret modified allowing alternative man
OnderdonkMouOn for leut deued on
rTouai that judgment has been entered osleF s SbPer-Order
shnued foTua giving an allowance
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.


Tn the Court of General Sessions yesterday oel9ie
sthapJ James stanley hotel thief pleaded gnU o' ."
.,snt At and sent 70 state fnson o
Ss~sri CnHsn both eooed men Sert IN
= or a. Indictment burglary. Chon pleaded g OF ,.,.s
a., th,ri degree the State Prison for
s. ed acquitted Cornelius httpsek pesoeo pi.on
A., ,osr williamson pleaded guilty Of oans sp IN "e ,
S.sres and State Prison for ~ years
E and Dominioo charged with srng psto an Ihn
- guty each the STATE Prison loi
ssv Ia, MnrVhv William Pord pleaded guiy OF an sr
80 ,r, each Peniieeuarv for year -
~. found sutv stealing s6l0 In money and Other .Ih
Prison for Years Thomas
- .. Ke, pleaded getty sttenpt at burglary 10 lne '
49, .d eseh Of pa years IN he etse an.
-, Rosn.t vced Of stealing hoe and wagon Ss
sat Prison ior William Regan pleaded ss p % ~ to
Wdsm smith pleaded guilty Of grand henY and was SOM
x The Prion for years. -.
~ the Tombs Police Court yesterday, peiore iS
hoy,p gohn McGroartv, hborer hNng 10 xr,a -,
sess wAs heh $500 bail complaint OF omcsi TonneH
~eyenh Precinct for carypg tuix so, sSsrs1
.sd 10 q" rle Of Elizabeth Ahes Of No ll9 BAIrSh' SA
~, ~ w. lS'ts I" % Soet N~lbool containing 81 90
,U~haoIT N%loney. charged with being connectes
- ne three 5000 gold oeruheahs nom % po -
80 ~. ~ isuber arrAigned yssleIu' ~ ~. ~ rob
tfat ss ~ 49, present al Denohcot Sben lne ~
s,r, oot plsee snd ~ DIM eAa H. nIseS guilty. Of
Ie- o.is -. - ~. sert 20 he State Prison for three yea
A, tbe Fssex Market Police Court yesSeraSSy, Sype pe
A. 5 o,etoprs George GalsI Ider, hhls george ,snt ~
uT - Er,nl SNYDER yere each coLNEleu O Sbrs,,,
a. On r h,yns brc ken dry gOSs ss m n.on.r,
a. No 37 Ay,sue b. stealing goods vAlutu D. WV "
asserted their Innocence OF The eharTs 49,. - o,o
william Stanton of No 81 Chrysue-st; Was cVirh h.
u,,t. ,esteri,t m ou Of $1,000 ball BY !a,sJ SoI r.ch
s.ar5 Lewis G. Howard OF NO -
Brooklyu as they ndhg in a Broa1~v car 'D i"'
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

wa. 70 90 10 her mother Sarah A. Lswrence As ,he ,e
,sstariI left children, ber mosnea nn' sSs oco
s contest h grounded upon the petition OF Chsres ~
sake one of the executors supported oy te Sich
nravS that the legacy the husband may be
cut OF the will. alleging that ~ was oo'aineu '"''Ne
.n.,S ,o,nosltton and undue influence.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

special sale of horses wagons harness, etc, Will be
held the above auction mart tomorrow Thursday
| the Igth I4st., at IL a. III.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKED
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. March 1s, 1874

NEW-Y YORK, wednesday, March IS, I514'
There is no change to report III the local
horse trade At tho Bulshead Market business is re-
stricted TO limited transactions in ordinary draft
horses at former prices Trade in higher priced stock
stu checked by unfavorable weather and the doubt
full sanitary condition of horses generally
AT Barker q Chase's City Auction Mart and New York
Tattersals the regular stmi-weekly sale held to-
dav In presence fair attendance. The result re-
ported is as follows:
Description JT0H cat1logut. Hands Years fTe~
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
furniture.

ftrlllture.
UCTION NOTICE.-Good secondhand and
~ CARPETS all sIs; neh patterns Baghsh Brussels snd In
grain cheap at liz Fuoast, between william
ard NssAn
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w for FURNITURE. CARPETS. and BEDDING. at
b. II. COWPERTWAlTB CO.'S Nos lob and l5l Cnsthsmst
AN IMMBNSB- STOCK AND Low PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
Gorscs, Carriages. harness. &t.

ITO STOCK-RAlSERS AND FARMERS-lhe
advertiser large Of ltl vel wsteTei and tr cred,
Missouri also srge rancho Kansas Boh are situated near
roads .su..4.4
He has several Dnsm balls aud cows sne herd Of graded
nd common stock, aDi large herd Of Texas stock
Of Poland snd China and Berkshire Hogs
lie engaged raising hne aud graded stock, buying and sng
to and and ~ fyuE
lie desires TWO PARTNERS 20 assist in carving on The busleas
and 10 s.rt store also TWO GERMAN FAMILIES TO assist IN
farming -. ,.-t-f.. .. .,o,,
wts West and Colorado Cor recovery thus Is
favorable opportuntg. Address STO OKRASbR at ths ONCE
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FROM LIvBRPOoL-Ia steamship Caabrid, March ls-Mis
Castle john Mi Bayad w Jerome Veoun Barker
Prubl Smith Edward Beadon, George Atwood Larvssy
PoHyt, p Coles W. H. Marten John Bsiiour
W. Robinson Robert Baliou Mr. Dickson Hon 10
my Thos Foster and infant r. PeIhbrdge, W. X
Morley, Cecil StaDdisb, Capt Geo ID. Allen.