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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

PHILIP PENCIL gets out and airs himself every day'
Int he i, not we'll yet by any means. although greatly
,mnroved His leg 10 not yet strong enough to oea'
any weight: but he hopes to be able 70 uSe "''
cbes-he has . magnificent pair OF underp'n. u '1'
description week or two more ana "o nope -
VIII.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

FIRM CaAxoR-Particular attention IL called TO the
new ID. In today's 'issue. Of Garrett. Hayes Co.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Hayes. Of Pioneer. having purchased
IN interest In the late hrm Of w. X. Stark Co., OF
tho Empire Meat Markets. Placervile the business
viii hereafter b conducted under the Arm name. and
style OF Garrett Hayes Co.. and will lose o.
its weldeserved popularity. all Of the PROPRIETOR
have the requisite experience and facilities. and also
the means and inclination TO procure and keep the
best and only the best OF every kind Of meats to bt
had. Try them and you viii get the worth Of voul
money every ume.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

RARx TREAr.-On Last Thursday we received
treat which. albeit We IN Independent Champion
of tho Red Cross we felt At perfect liberty to partake
Of without danger Of violating pledge. II Vas
h.sxes Of large ripe and delicious strawberries.
crown by General L. F. Car.ee. Of Boise City. They
,-.,. .uner.exceeus. and both the General and our
friend Silsby have our assurance that they shan oe
becomingly "obituasied when they cease to delight
the printatora and editorial palate with these and
similar delicacies.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

bpgEs1p OHAAa1 At .PrAcEHyn1x-A letter from
friend q Placerve. Informs Ne that DR.. J. b. Raj.
sson has sold he drugstore ana business to Measr.
Smith Myers; alsd that Captain Brady s.. ,old 81
interest in the esbsatsd California gulch c,.ms g
-. William West d, Boiss City. .Minina. ,.y,
Ne wEita - over" .sThs Lawyer company have
essn running their min for the last week. Nth GOOD
prospects,. The boys have struck IT,
We are glad 70 hear 4 friend west's good fortune
IN getting into the California gulch property. He i,
now on the highway 70 fortane. which he win reach
inside Of Avs years. The drug business ct Placer.
Vile = also - COED - any in the country and viii
make the fortune Of the new propretors. The ..is,
Of business men in Placerville, Granite Greek and
QuartsouEg. sent N IL too incomplete for publo.
ton; bssides IL omts. among various others. thos.
Who advertise. and they are the only genuine bust
ness men. 0ur friend win excuse 10, We trust 70,
declining to break the solitude Of such q do not ID
vertiss. BY rudely parading their names before the
public - business men, There 10 modesty mate IL
us-and thsn-which shrinks. s6tighted, from til,
possible consequences Of being held up to the public
gazs in the columns Of newspaper. We cam
stand t.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

THx WORLD has discovered that Robert J. Multi
gan Co.'S sewing machine nd. 10 . first class swim
de- and left IL We TO the same conclusion
when the I'D was sent to US. and didn't bite at It.
We can say to contemporary that all advertisers
who propose to pay In their not entitled tO
any consideration Observation-Disclosures.
The Statesman 10 correct 40 to the fraudu
lent character of advertisers who propose t.
pay in the wares advertised. but it is mistaken
10 to our agreeing to advertise for Mulligan q
Co. ar anybody else. in that way. We agreed
with them to publish their advertisement b
the year. to b. paid quarterly. in cash.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

- ron The very best Photogrspns' So y DE- =,
: ,.,cA.c.,e GALLERY with IN KLKvA1Ohs =
nonteon~y strssA Can rrancasoo'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20
and County.

- of Boise valley. = aesns Sor The
D. tl'1.. nd viii receive and forward subscrip-
DASo .a,srtisements.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

cAMP-MKETIN0 IL announced to be held at Cleal
Creek, Star Ranch in this county. In the early
part Of next September. The time. place and othel
in proper season.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

Acrr ssrrAr. who had imbihed bed.bug poison u"'
N !. b.c.me AL same Mclean man" got nens
inn mood, day or two ago. when his counsrymen n.u
him arrested and he 10 now engaged In playing
e.ms Of checkers with his nose. 1t the 0''o''''
housa. ON Buena vists Bar.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20
the FIFTH GIFT CONCERT

for the purposes mentioned. and which q positively
and uneauivocally announced % THE LAST Wh1Cn
Will. EVER BE GIVEN UNDER THIS CHARTER
sEn nv THE PRESENT MANAGEMENT, will come
Oh IN the Public Library Hall, ct Louisville, KY.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

ANOTHER SLIDE--Two years ago Messrs. Willis /
Driscoll who mining on Gold HILL were prevent
ed from cleaning mp the larger part Of their springs
work BY aide coming in them which filled up
their claim and buried portion Of their hume few
days ago the same thing repeated. covering up
all Of their seasons work aud most of their nume.
90 that they will not get out dollar this year. The
slide about forty feet wide At end by seventy
Ave 1t the other aud nearly three hundred feet long
The bank IL slid from 10 between seventy, Ave and
hundred feet deep.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

FOURTH OF july BALL.-Our readers win observe
that the bali advertised in connection with the
Fourth Of July celebration viii AXE place Friday
evening" the Sd day Of July instead Of on the Fourth
- previously announced. This change was made
because It discovered after the I'd. publish
cd last week. that the Fourth comes on Saturday.
The bali 10 given by the Idaho City String Band. and
guests may rest assured that nothing viii be left un
done. and no expense spared. to make the occasion
pleasant and agreeable to oil who at to attend In
consequence Of this change having to be made. the
Grafton and reading Of the Declaration win be omit
ted. - Messrs. Foote and Brown of the opinion
that an assemblage. after having danced al night
would be too jaded and sleepy to enjoy such exer
cises. picnic however. will be improviset
by the ladies' for the entertainment Of the children
and others who desire to participate and the sstivi
ties usual to the sever glorious FOURTH. aside from
the Grafton and reading Of the Declaration. will b.
enjoyed Everybody is invited.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

Mr.. john RUNYAN out riding the other day and
thoughtlessly chewed up twig which he plucked by
the way. which Of 80 poisonous nature that II
took all of the skin OF the inside Of his mouth. BE
says he will take his fodder with him the next time
he goes away from home
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

ann Of Boise City. ID agent as that place
s, 3. IDAHO WORLD. and WIN receive ana 'oF~afd
te "' ...,. and advertisements.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

ArrxxrrED IxcxxDIARIsA-S scoundrel, prob
ably Celestial saturated lot Of old rags with ker.
osine few days ago. and placing them under the
rear OF house In Chinatown. set Are to them For
tunasely the nre discovered by the occupant OF
the house and quenched before any damage had been
done II the fellow who set the IRE 10 chronically
disposed 70 play such prsnks - that, we counsel him
70 w.tchfulness for II he gets caught some one viii
be experimenting with him. to nnd ont whether his
neck will hold up the weight Of his body or not
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20
Friday, July 81, 1874.

A. mi. Ana, Concert everything will be upon scale
.orresnondinQ with ito increased importance Inc
mnsc win be rendered by orchestry consisting o.
one hundred performers. selected for their lame IN
different lands, and the unprecedented sum OF
S2,500,000
divided into twenty thousand gifs. will be distriout
ed among the ticketholders.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

onr friend Frank Gebhart. who II
Tho'' III, tor Johnny Gsrrecht sports IN easy
psddn's ~ and /. dsshing little span OF bays. -
'pf'ns ..rnd &c. being invited to accompany him
''n - .r..t ON last Tuesday. We found the temp
70 .D. :. oct out Of town once more. I've very ssl'
e''' -, anti. too powerful for our weak nature 70
dom oouutins the seat beside Frank. Who
rN'. .,.cks like Jehu. eleven O'Clock found
h'aa'e. ... cr,v Burnop's cav mill. at tho con-
us r.o,c with More creek. These gentlemen
nu' so;n. splendid piece Of WORK ana ess one.
~ n.reipe late last fall. without dollar - We
o0. a..,,rd they have built themselves oomforta-
WIN built = saw mill. cut saw loss and rolled
Die '', . N. mountain, sufacient 10 cut from hf-
Wv >, ,~snty thousand feet OF lumber. sawed most
w. into lumber, which IN Of An excellent
w. w. ~, :, four hundred and twenty feet Of aums
.".,.. ride by twenty EIGHT inches deep. and
49,. nearly completed large waste ditch 70 % used
,,,;nv the surplus water Of the creek around
.,,;m besides cutting ditch 70 lead water nom
-. ...k to their nillwheel This No call big work
=. a,ns nv two men in about eight mouths. Their
49,. !. mt in on grade Of one inch and half TO
,~s,ys feet in length. and has. 80 far. run
AAY
,,.., carving away the gravel sluced out TO make
-.,,, ~, the dune and whatever came down the
.,... besides. They lack two feet Of having theii
As IN the bedrock yet but calculate that ten more
ho,s. will bring it down well onto the rock. Thu
De, viI have accomplished In two weeks more. AND
..,. that time they expect to make expenses ana
.ou<hps over, Is they proceed. until they get the
claim thoroughly opened when they will have creates
x.o,sr,v on, of their own labor which viii increas
IN r,us from year to year for generation to come
They are backed in their undertaking BY Aessrs
Thomas Barry ana Johnny GArrecht. who zee in th
.n,srprise . work calculated to benefit the commu
py a veil Is the plucky proprietors. and are wiin
"a ,;.t norton of their means In contributing
the public prosperity. We hope 1t will succeed b
youa the mos, sanguine expectations Of even GU
friend Gray whose perfect faith in Il has never -
been marred BY doul<.
leaving Messrs Gray and Barnop's. Ne returne
70 Mr.. Csssner's ranch. on Thorn creek. where y
sere treated to - much buttermilk ~ We coui
drink and an excellent dinner. after which We agai
turned our faces home wards arriving In Idaho CT
1t about 4 O'Clock. p NJ Mr.. Cassner has nne ii
lie farm Oh Them creek. and the portion Of Il nea
the road is the best cultivated ground we ever saw
being thoroughly clear Of weeds The crops locke
we'll
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

ao,rs Cinnamon in the employ Of the buens s''''
Bar Company cleaned the nume up lately ~ ''e -.
..,o. ~ the vstchmsn, and 1t II thought got away
18th ..,ont 5000. We have no particulars.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

aA LuxEY and 1(rs. Fannie Smith. Who went @
s's 70 the capital. zsosnsy. ssssrssl; several dasa
~ asvsng msds tAsir ~ Wy bsir 90
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

oxrx.Ak CAsrEs. Of Boise City. continues |" -
,,.cca. an An excellent quality Of strswoefre'
=. 4 becoming very popular in Idaho IN o0n'e'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

~ Isaac VuysxY returned iron Rocky DAFs
=. days ego. He dives vsry diseosraeing aeeossi
@ss camp; says it u dullse than e be- evse besn
..'0fe. John Jsdtiss ~ stck q mountain Ssvss
"aso Ar. winlfey lsft, but vs. recovering.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

W have mislsid the Sigso1 this week. sn'' ''''
sc-. hava no North Idaho items.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

In announcing the Fifth and last Of the series Of
Gin CONCERTS given for the benefit OF the Public Ii.
brary of Kentucky. the Trustees and Manager refer
with pride and pleasure TO the four which have been
already given: The nrst December 10. 1871; the sec
.ond December 4 1877: the third July g. 1873; and
the fourth, March 3lst, 1874.
Under their charter. granted BY special act OF the
Kentucky Legislature. March 10 1871. the @
0a0ee Cir Concert With the money arising rom
tSis finh and Last Concert. the Library. Museum
and other departments are TO be enlarged ana en-
dowed with nxed and certain annual income Sucn
an endowment fund IL desired. - will secure beyond
per.dventure not only the maintenance OF snis mag
nriacent establishment, but its constant grown.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

Ma JAxxs l. CnuTcHxs returned HUN w.
. few days ago.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

The Lawyer quartz mill. near Granite Creek. hss
become the property Of Mr.. d. Coughanour. and
vas started up on Monday. the sth inst. II u run
BY Mr. Thomas Hart / Co.. on rock taken ifom the
Lawyer ledge. Of which they are said 70 have large
amour. out that good judges estimate will pay from
SIS to 800 or more TO the ton. The starting mp Of
the Lawyer mill this time under Circumstances 20
favorable to Is suspicious event fnr Boise
county. Owing to the scarcity Of water our placer
mines have proven little better than worthless. %
far have been able learn and but for the quartz
mills started and sosn to be started, in the couaty.
the people would find themselves almost entirely
moneyless. before another mining season comes
round With the proceeds Of the mills. II the quartz
prove anything like good every who has pros.
pecsed thinks it WILL the gold yield Of Boise coun.
viii be - large this year last but II will be In
fewer hands. But the principle advantage 70 the
public in having these mills In successful operation
VIII be in the attention they viii attract to our
mines. Should the four or ave mills now running
and soon to be started prove profitable investments
and, sincerely, We have not . doubt but that they
VIII, in two or three years more. We shall have
quartz mining camp in this county second 70 none on
the coast On the other hand. II they are 70 be fail
0Fes the sooner We Gil realize fact the bstter for us
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

i M. NArrAn MAX and family left for san 1l.n'''
!! 90 several days Ego.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

4, NA'HLTH TO AxIAAIs.-A few dsys ego our asseo'
"0a Wa called to the cries Of kitten IN III
sA' where We were told Il had been thrown By
.'ae boy only short time before. We went and
Nv. the little thing out vet and shivering with cold
.1' cared for It in our once until child Cana
- "oo wanted Il. when We gave it away. When, So1
cause. 1t becomes necessary % dispose q saca
'D1us animals. We submit the question 70 ~ con
.eo whether more humanss u not more
'"usn. method should not b reeortod 70. Nsed
- punishment u both cruel and inexcusable.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-20

HE susERBs-On Friday last Mr.. J. @. Fox and
oof'ef took stro together up the hin east OF town
Nj. A. Daquette's farm. The farm u s;tuated on
bench. or piece Of table land shout two miles from
i0aao City. and consists Of about one hundred acres
under cultivation. nfty acres OF which u sown 70
.0e rest devoted 70 garden purposes. After parak'
aug OF an excellent dinner. and enjoying pleasant
saa' With Mr. Duquette and his wife. and Mrs. John
0'odoeck, who was there on VISIT We took birds
view OF the premises and best hasty retreat fos
~"n' stopping on our way to exchange courtesiea
"''n our friends Beverly Willis. ". ". West and
warren Taylor. Mr.. Duqustts has most pleasantly
'''0a'ed and attractive home, and win soon hsvs y
most comfortably arranged.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The First National Bank of Grand
Rapids, us. Dec. II. 1872.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the stock holders of this Bank for the cleo
ton OF Directors viii be held ut this office on thu
Ind tuesday OF January 1871 at o'clock P. VI.
". I'll. COCHRAN. Cashier
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-01

LECTURE.-There will be lecture
on Sabbath evening next at the Metho-
dist Church in this City, at 7 o'clock,
by Rev. 7. W. Fleming, the blind Or
ator from Ill. His subject will be,
The Evil, and the remedy" All are
cordially invited to attend. Mr.. E.
comes very highly recommended by
prominent dioies of all evangelical
denominations, and BY some of the
leading citizens of Wis. among whom
is Hon. S. D. Hastings and others.
Let every body turn out.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-01

"A parson, who was not over
promptly paid by his parishioners, OIL
entering the church one Sabbath morn.
ing, met one Of the most wealthy Of
his flock and asked the loan of soy.
ereign. Certainly" said the man, at
the same time handing over the coin.
Dominic put it into his pocket, and
preached his preach in most capital
style, and, on coming down., handed
the identical sovereign to the man from
whom he borrowed it. why" ex-
claimed the lender, ''you have not used
the money at all" ''It has been OF
great service to me. nevertheless" re-
piled the parson; 81 always preach so
much better when [ have money in my
pocket" The hint was taken, and
the rest of his salary was got together
the following afternoon.-Newspaper
Reporter.
Maybe our people might profit by
such hint. But who's got the SOW
ereign?
The wife of Alex. Agassiz, son of
the eminent Scientist, died on the 22d
inst. from pneumonia, superinduced by
over exertion in waiting upon her ia
ther-in-law
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Old Iron

Old Iron.
Brass and Copper wanted at the Grand Rapids
Foundry and Machine Shop.
IT, JOHN RABLIN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-01
ESTR = VS..

Come in to the enclosure of the subscriber Il
the Town of Rudolph, Wood Co, in August las
a heifer, red body with white belly, one and 4
years old. The owner is hereby requested tc
call, prove property, pay charges, and take her
away.
PAUL JUNEAU.
Grand Rapids, Oct. IS, 1873.
Taken up by the undersigned in the Town OF
Grand Rapids, one yearling heifer with bLacl,
sides and white on the belly, with star ii the
forehead, and one black and white steec. me
owner or owners of the above described animals
are requested to prove property, pay charges
and take them away.
VIZ. STAFFORD.
Oct. %, 1873.
Cams into the enclosure of the subscriber, o.
iron gray. three white feet, white str9al in face,
and star in forehead. Resembles an Indian 90
ny. The owner is hereby requested 80 prove
property, pay charges, and tGke it away.
JOHN McCAMLEA,
SARATOGA, Nov lSt 1873.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-01
MINOR SEROPE, Pt4s. Attorney.
Grand Rspida Oct. 30, 1873.
A LEvA4oEa roRTE5IgGpAn Z COX.

LEEAT DER EDEEalSSaAH u GD-l'
"a pany, Brokers and Financial Agents, Ne
112 and IL Broadway, New York, organize in
c0rporated companies and make Investment,
for capitalists IN mercantile manufacturing
mining ana other enterprises.
Substantial concerns and responsible ladlVld
uals desiring capital FOR legitimate business. ano
Offering favorable Inducements, are respectfully
solicited TO call only upon the undersigned, on!
authorized correspondents and agents. who vii
submit to Us any desirable applications for capt
tai that may be made TO them for our approval
Having had long experience in this business
and access as well rs acquaintance with capital
lists in nearly all the financial centres in the
United States and Europe, we believe our facilI-
;es for commanding large amounts Of none,
for ornament investments are not eXCelled.
nrase,.t we have application from upwards Q
i've hmm, lrcd capitalists, p0sessessing VaTiou
snms for in ~estmeHt. While comparatively tc'
with large an, cuts. we have large, ,nUmbe
with from SI0b.A to $4,000 each, Ihe tota
amount Of eapitai !. the present time represent
ed by these capataIis, :. seeking investment,
nearly seven millions OF collars .4..J-- l.
Applications for capita, must positiVeiy d
made through our agencies.
Sep. lst. 1873 On
ALEXANDER FROTHIEG,' AN & w.,
IL and III Broad way. n. ~
Il. B. PHILLEO & 90,
Agents far Wood Co lnty.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-01
What Green Bay is Destined to

w Id0 VI OCH DID Is DcSl1utu W
bet was evidently not intended by
our Maker that we should know the
future exactly, and it is well for us
that we do not. However, there is
nothing to prevent US from guessing at
the future, or predicting what is to
come and what is to be Therefore,
we feel no hesitancy in making a few
predictions in regard to the future of
Green Bay. That the city has most
brilliant future before it, no person
with ordinary or good judgement will
deny We are already fast gaining
prominence as one of the most -four
ishing cities of the west, and if our
citizens properly exert themselves to
secure capital, manufacturing establish
ments, etc., we cannot fail of gaining
prominence, and Green Bay will some
day be spoken of as the leading city
Of the Western States. We are SO
situated that we cannot fail, if we but
keep our eyes open and study the in
terests of our city. Our beautiful lit
tie city of to-day will in few years be
changed to large city of many thou
sand inhabitants, rivaling in popula-
ton, wealth and beauty, either of the
great cities of the West-Chicago OF
st. Louis. We shall have large whole
sale business houses without number,
and our streets will be filed with the
busy throngs Of the populace as they
hurry to and fro on errands of bust
ness and pleasure--such crowds that
even New York might well be proud
Of The busy hum of the wheels of
our great and numerous factories viii
greet the proud ears Of our citizens al
every turn, and the air will be made tc
resound from outskirt to outskirt o.
our busy city with the deafening voice
of the steam whistle. Our river vii
be crowded and our docks lined with
not only lake and river steamers and
vessels, but we shall have vessels from
all parts Of the known world, discharg.
ing immense cargoes of merchandise,
both foreign and domestic, for ou'
merchants. and receiving in return,
heavy and valuable cargoes of grain
from the numerous elevators that we
viii be obliged to erect to accommo.
date the immense grain trade Of the
great wheat fields west of us. Large
depots will be erected for the accommo
dation of the great number of travel
lers that will stop here. Cur railroads
will increase in number. Street cars
will be in operation on ouT principa
streets for the accommodation of oul
mechanics and merchants as they re
turn to their homes after the cares Of
a busy life are laid aside for the day
We shall have more daily newspapers
and numerous high schools and grea
institutions of earning, churches o
every denomination o. the face OF The
earth Green Bay and Fort Howard
will then be spoken of as Fast anc
West Green Bay and Fort Howard vii
be numbered among the things OF the
past. Both will be under one munich
pal government, and bridges will be SO
numerous that the river can cause No
dissatisfaction. Our merchants will
then be making immense fortunes, and
literally controlling the Western mar
ket. We may not live to see these re-
suits, yet there can be but little doubt
that such time will come, and it may
possibly come during our day.-Go-
=ette.