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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17
Aba CoUNTY.-We condense the following

ADA CoUNTY.-We condense the following
items from the Boise City Statesman:
Governor Bennett announces himself an In.
dependent candidate for Delegate in Congress.
A Methodist sociable held at Good Templar
hall on Wednesday evening. A post Office de-
livery will be one Of the attractions. Hot cOf-
fee and other refreshments will be served.
Rev. Father Mesplie leaves for Silver and
San Francisc" Thursday He has leave of ab.
sence for two months.
Hon. George Ainslie has been nominated
for District Attorney of the end. Judicial Dis
trict
The fair, races. Republican and Democratic
Conventions make times lively in Boise City.
Hon. S. S. Fem is nominated for District
Attorney for the first District.
The Territorial Republican Convention met
on Monday. appointed committees, and ad-
journed over till o'clock =. NJ. Tuesday.
SHOT by A CHINAMAN-Last Friday an nj.
tercation occurred AT Obe Cordrrs, on the
Overland Road. between Mr. SIlvey (brother OF
Tom Silvey). and the China cook. about dog.
And MI Chinaman becoming very angry rushed
up stairs. where Mrs. Corder and Hattie Dun.
igan were sitting sewing. got Mr.. Corder's
dcrringer and was in the act of cooking it so as
Ia be ready when he came IN presence OF Silvey.
when it went of striking Mr.. Fred Dunnigan's
daughter Haiti. The ball entered the upper
portion of the thigh ranging downward. DR..
Smith who was sent for extracted the ball just
above the knee joint Mr. John Chinaman du-
ring the excitement took leg bail and has not
been heard from since. The doctor informs
us that he heard from the young lady Sunday
and she was getting along nicely.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17
City and County.

.cuxAxAx becoming possessed. lately. Of . re-
...,orv cayuse. undertook to ride Il but meeting
-, very indifferent success - an 'equssrianist
=. Ian the s,eed in the woods. saddle and ALL and
"a, the chances Of the whole outAt to gentleman
:, .,eculsuve turn Of mind for 81 50. The pur-
..,..r securing his prize. mounted for ride. but
III. eourssr not being in particularly domestic
mood just then. he dismoantsd tits said. With less
Of grace than suddsnnssa and repeated tho perfor-
nance, until the crowd became highly amused. the
,.rsormer seriously bruised and his language en-.
rh,,c and profuse. When We ssw him Last he Vas
.,.resins his Arabian with two bsgs Of grain lashed
an his back.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

VALUE OF Coon REsoLuTIONs-Thev value
which oficers attach to resolutions adonted bv
the Conventions which nominate them has been
soo''~n illustrated in thisc Country that one would
think little attention would be paid them by the
masses. especially when such resolutions stand
unsupported BY tangible circumstances corrob.
erative Of the promise to reform. Thus
vowed the reformatory resolution passed BY
the Democratic Convention now in session at
Boise City, is not worth the paper it is written
on. A little more than two years ago Dem.
ocratic County Convention held at Centerville.
this county. adopted the following resolution,
drawn up BY ourself.
Resolved that We are IN favor of rigid ad-
ministration Of the affairs Of this county. and
Of retrenchment in the public expenditures. 60
far - the same is consistent with the procure.
tnent If competent and honest officials.
Now the Territorial Convention at Boise City.
after having buried the Federal government
neck deep in resolutions. as if Idaho Territory
could influence that power either by resolu.
ss""S W "sucs "ASO, u"S ouVPtcU IcCOtutlOu
similar to tho one above-we have not copy
Of it before us-and this after their Count,
Convention had nominated the same ticket,
with few exceptions. which was elected and
disrcgarded the reformatory resolution Of two
years ago. Will any body believe they are sin.
cere now. or If elected, that they will be more
mindful Of their pledge than they were two
years ago! No. Had they been sincere in
their promises to reform men would have been
nominated who had not violated their promises
to the public in past years: and who had not
made lobbying business ns the Democratic
nominee for Assessor has done ever since he
has been in the Territory. When lobbyists oc.
cupy leading positions on ticket and whea the
ticket is chiefly made up to snit that class,
promises Of reform are Of little value. and
should be accepted by the public as attempts
to hoodwink and deceive. When a party
really means to reform abuses. whether its own
or anoth~rs. it will select men IA its candidates
who have broken no promises. and used no unfair
means tn get their hands on the peoples money
With such men promises misht have mean.
ing. but they can have none with habitual lob
byists and pledge breakers. Let the people
bear the resolution If two years ago in mind
and then ses before voting whether it was dis
regarded. and If d,sreearded BY whom. Then
they can vote intelligently. but not otherwise
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

u.vrso m overstock Of Dry Goods. Cioaeta0. ana
0ooss - =, NJ :tocf. Tpropoes making extraordinary
sre.,n !" 70 CAaH buyers from this dats til
snrther notice. customers svdeviae eoods u snsy
'o r,.s esiffse 6 store viii please always tndi'
vh.thsr they want .,chasgsd @ expect e pay
cssh CcsA win taks goods y any g tesse nnes =
sAoue cost end charges. - - As"sA
9nnn 4 1o7/-&4 VIZ $50 f8ts sS4g44 6s9i
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

Irrr-Mrs James I. Cru,cher and Mrs d. II. Al
arrson le!, on las; Monday mornings stage. the
r.ne- TO take up her residence for the future At Sill
YER Csiy and the latter 10 pAss he winter at Heads
bars sonoms county. California. They arc both es-
.m,hls l,ii.. ana take with them the kindest wish.
81 u our entir. community. pleasant ana SAFE
iJarsey 20 you. lAdi.s.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

FAIa-Mrs. p Il Soonan aui Miss Juiia Mecau-
III both Of Pioneer City arrived in Idaho on Thurs
day evening last eurou;s to Boise City to attend the
fair bu, the stage being full they were Obliged 10
Val, over day here They Left this morning for the
capital and We hope will reach their destination
viao1, further trouble or delay
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

ora yoang fr.ead Henry c. Thompson OF Center
Vile .,ea, .ex days in idaho City during the early.
par, Of the week. Henry denies hts mission here
-l;toneering one. bat IN these -iecscion tunes
people sill be suspicious Mr. Thompson sa young
han Of good ability and II elected ~ creditaoly rep
resent the intelligence Of the people OF Boise county
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

TAG TULEs on FrRE-Au over the State the tales
are on Are With enthusiasm on the next Grand Cir
,ones,, Of the Public Library Of Kentucky. to come
at November 81. 1874 Until recently 1t was thought
TIA, the excitement was confined to the cities and
towns su, reliable accounts show that the rural dis
,,,s ARE - much in earnest on the subject - the
cities Indeed. the fact is no, surprising when II is
known h,, this 10 positively tie last chance which can
h. given and At this Concert 500 900 in cash will
h. distributed to the ticket holders in such prizes
ss As $3.50 900. siooo CO., $50 oOo $4,000. 3ao.ooo
For further information. address
Gov T. T. BRAMLErrx. louisville. Ky.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

CAL.Ep.-F. Parker Esq. OF the thriving little
town OF QuAriburg called on us Sunday last Mr..
Parker quartz miner OF good Judgment aud expe-
reaes snd speaks very sansuinely 81 the quartz In
th,: locality. He says Hsxley Goa new mill
c.saaed u? after Of eight days with much bet
ter results than the hopeful OF the company had
Anticipated the amount obtained 33.7So.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

SIcx--we regret 70 announces that Mrs. J. d. WICK
er.A.rn ia very sick Silver City. She caught %
we're cold on her way over there from here which
settled in her throat aud she Is reported In very
critical condition. DR.. Rothvell. who vas wicker
ahau, a family phYsiciAn here. II treating her.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

rsE observation-disclosures l. No. Of this paper. .
ne. daily jus, started in New York City came to US
this week a. Al exchange IL il large eight page
news paper Republican in politics. and we think Ad-
m;nis,ra,ion also The columns Of tn present num-
Der be,oken high order OF newspaper ability and
enterprise in the managers, ard We are glad to add
i, 20 our exchange list weekly viii be issued a.
SON a. arrangements are completed
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

~ 70. the very best Photographs 60 70 n1aa ls
4 Rulofson's Gallery Win e -
Montgomery Street. San Francisco
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

MEssas SAMUEL STEWART AND JOSEPH =. hovS'
Iemocra,ic nominees for Sheriff and Treasurer. are
over on the other side Of the Basin on An election
eering trip presume or to bid their friends good
bye before cucounterpg the dangers Of navigating
Salt river.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

A gentleman just in from Banner informs N sna'
work IL being pushed rapidly forward on Mr.. Crafts
mill and the building viii be raised and completed
We, this Fau. When mill starts st Banner Boise
county will tAko . new growth.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

NucH IxPDovED.-xr Thomas Bssry.s eyes r.
ported sore Last wssk. nov very much improved
and DR. Rockwell BY whose skill ths change has oeen
effected 10 nov hopeful that the eyes will be entirely
sfoeed 70 aoundneoO.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

wo.xxEx are engaged in tearing down tho o.
Whites Exchange saloon. for the purpose OF .mo'
ing Il 70 Pisesrvills. The locality viii look su''
h.rs vhsn that familiar old building II seen no more
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

Having determined to stay and
help to develop thss country, I shall Keep
d Fuu &ock of Goods, to sell at Far
Lsvinq Prices, and shall Be glad to see or
hear from all IN .oont Of goods " my
line. Orders ,Uiu be promptly filled and
on Just as good terms as Y tie buyers
,ccre present, and al packages ef Ito III
mounds I ,ciu deliver Free 0t CsnteTv'I1e
and PlocerUille. rs
Idaho City. Nay -. le5aH
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

SPouxp.-ths lines on the tous'o Psee " '".
per entitled "Quseies" are spoiled " "'s-
the title word. Il was overlooked IN the Pt0o'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

JAxEs w. WHITE Esq. who bad been IN a''enos".'
on tho Democratic Territorial Convention trying 70
nominate candidate for Dsleesss In Consrsss' 70
turned home Last Sunday evening
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

Mn. AND Ms. n. @. LuxEY. the popular hoss %
hos,ssa Of the Luna House. In this City. TOOK u
stage for Boise City wednesday last and resarne
a0nin yesserdsy. Their visit VS. . business one.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

BAILEY HAYDES. Of Pioneer. 10 agent ior 'ne "o~.1
ct that place. and viii receive snd FORWARD sS''S
ito m ana Advertisements and make collections.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

DYxp.-Chins Charlie formerly seamsssE "oar
known .hou. Idaho City. died last Tuesday. His fu
nara, "a. ,.rr.ly a.endsd By his eountsymsn.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

nom,na,an 1or District Attorney for the ssoond u
dicial District
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

No 1aHss PaeDeas ~ rseovsEsa ffom her lase
asss ga = aea = Asr vost = tsssAsr Of oar pau
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-10-17

Ma 1a1ansoa, e Hoe0eshes - = "
u!11sst ~ = rsssvssy. ~ s4a,sf ss.l.tE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10
NEW YORK.
The SUNDAY Annueements.


NEW York. December "a decision was
rendered 10y Judge Donahue to day retns-
ing to make permanent or temporary injunr.
tion against the police commits sion RS t.
restrain th' m from interfering viii Max
Strakoschf Sunday evening performance.
IN the Grand O,era House.
settlement Of the Proctor Libel Suit.
The Brooklyn Eagle say: The Proctor
libel suit is at an end. The strategy ut TIA.
prosecution has proven successful. Yester
day the defense made formal "ver'ures t..
the prosecution for compr, mise and settle.
ment, which, after consultation with their
client, the attorneys for Miss Proctor
concluded to entertain. The matter
came to a climax last night. 1t was
then agreed that at the opening of court
this morning. proposition should be
made by eA-Judge Fullerton to have the
case referred, which proposition Tracy &
Co. should after come argument agree to,
and that ex District Attorney Benz .min F.
Stillman should be selected referee. 1t
was further stipulated that the reference
should be conducted 1t tho private resi-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10

which he (o,O tt) had not examined tor
want of time; he would present the oiil 70 :.
the Senate when in order. holding himself
free to approve, or reject it after examina
ton.
The changes in the committees are
nnimnortaut. The select committees on
water routes to the sea and levees are con-
tipued.
The bill continuing the board OF audit OF
the District passed.
In distributing the Presidents message
that portion relating to troubles IN Lonisi,
ana and other Southern States was referred
to a select committee.
Mr.. Thomas, of Virginia. introduced q
hill removing the political disabilities OF
Edward Booker, of Henry county, Virginia.
Passed.
The lumbermen protest against the re-
ciprocity treaty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

An Invitation to the Royal Guest.
BusTON. December 9Th city cnuncil of
New Bedford has invited King kslakaua to
visit them.
Prominent New Yorker Dead.
ITHACA, N. Y, d. cember Sierra Cornell
is dead.
Waylaid and Killed.
MEMPHIS. Dect mber 9.-Hale Buck, q
merchant of Laronia, Arkansas, was way.
laid aud shot Sunday night while going
home from his store. No clue to the muir
derer.
Attempt to Bankrupt Railroad.
It is stated that a motion will be made by
the first mortgage bond holders to put tho
S-l'ua and Memphis railroad in bank
ruptcy.
A motion was made i'll the United States
District Court 10 day before Hon Bloud
Ballard, by counsel Tor the Gibson county
ku klux, to quash the Indictment IN the
ground of want o. JUL dictiun. the prison
ers already having been indicted under the
State laws. The motion will be argued to-
morrow.
The COrinth Bank Robbery.
II is believed here that the party who
robbed the Corinh Bsuk Monday Is the
me- which robbed the Columbia and
Russellvilie. Kentucky. and st. Genevieys.
Missouri, banks.
A Centennial Hotel.
PHILADELPHIA. D-r.uIh.y 9 "A number
OF gentleman. embracing many prominent
Phi aGelphiars Eav, !urmrd an org u I'd.
tiun Tor The tItcn. ',f mn mmOih hotel IN
this city during 'h. c.n,.nt,l Onc hun
tired persons Subscribed $50 0 each. ,h.s
giving the tunr 500 00o 70 be:,n opc, ions
with. The proposed hotei wall be located
un Broad street.
WOman's suffrage Movement.
AZ n meeting Of the Cl'iz-ns' utfrage As
So .aton to-day. the following Resolutions
were adapted:
Resoired. That we appoint comm ttee TO
take INTO consideration the lropIietv Oi
>ruGing lecturers to different parts If the
5 ATE and to circulate petitions to the L. gis-
ature to extend by act Ut The Legis. ature
he rights Uf suffrage TO women. Miss
Carrie A. Burnham Mas appointed dele.
gate to the convention to DO b, ID in Wash |
ngtOn.
Alabama LegislafuF e.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, December 9-The !
!. gislature by the requisite vote agreed to !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following were to day elected directors of
liam C c. Ciaibor ne John r. Moore, H. H. stanley,
lBradish Johnson and c. c. Claiborne. Jr.
Gold opened at lloa Oil L, against lll's at New
fsrk: aud, after liberal business. closed At the
OPP ming rate touching III during the interim At
New aork ., p ne sales summed up $72 90 I'm
5000 and $1,000 at MS and t5Ooa and $6ooO as
lIl4.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in silver American half
dollars were quoted at los 0l0sh, and Mexican
dollars at g1151h gold.
The mOvem+ nj in sterling exchange was Of fair
extent Commercial was $40 y cent CHER. and
5000 DO At 3 siaS 3: and 10000 and SIS 900 d.
F,a cs were also higher The sales amounted 10
SEQ goo commercial. embracing IS 900 i.73as %
4 ~ Ii 70 GOO at 4.73@l.72la, aud $4,000 aud
A. the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS 81
90 81 for bin Of lading and Al clear and france
The offerings OF domestic exchange were of
fair extent. and with good demand commercial
was shade higher. The sales OF New York sight
covered S228OOO, embracing $4,000, 500, 700,
$50 Ooo $4,000 and $4,000 commercial and
$40 600 pr waite bank RS at y y cent discount;
aud a25uOo bank at l6. We a-o noticed sales Of
: 10 OOO commercial on Boston aud $4,000 on Provi.
den.e at i cent discount. and $1,000 on Fhils-
The banks continued to check on New York at i
y cent disc onnt, and commercial sight was still
We noticed better ceiling and more movement
in all classes of secu tiles. but particularly in
city bonds. which were in deinar d and held higher.
The sales of stocks included II shares Sugar Shed
Company at -; 5 Sun Mutual Insu, anc- Com ANY
at $b7 SO; IS do at $6S; and - New o leans In
surance Company, and = FACTORS and Traders In
surance Company, of which the particulars were
withheld. Yesterday. not before reported, 100
shares Crescent City SlangbterhOuse Company
sold at s22 So and We learn that this stock was
held today ct S2S.
The sa of city gold bearing seven y cents il.
clnd d 5000 and 5000 At 81. At the close sa was
offered.
ACity appropriation certificates. Metropolitan Poles
war ants and time certificates Of 1873 were in de-
mand for payment of back taxes, and showed
marked i'm nrOvement being quoted at So an ad-
vance Of p cent within . few days. No sales.
however. were reported
Nothing was repO. ted in State warrants Old
we're still quoted st-0l8, and new at-642.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10

denoe Of the referee; that Misc Hs0etee
should come forward and testify that
Moulton's allegations as to her Illicit
connection with Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
stipulated that Moulton himself should
make affidavit that he knows Of his own
knowledge nothing whatever against Miss
PrOctor's character, and that the libel to
which he gave utterance was based wholly
upon hearsay. 1t was further stipulated
that Moulton should make an apology
to Miss Proctor, and that he shoulh
pay all costs incurred on both sides thus far
in the suit, amounting in toto to over 5000;
that in consideration Of the foregoing, Miss
Proctor would claim no pecuniary damages
against MoultOn, but would rest satisfied
with the vindicatiOn of her character, and
that the referee should make report in
consonance with these conditions, and thus
end the great suit These terms were all
agreed to by the parties.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10
The Rivers.

During the past week the Red river has
risen fourteen inches at Shreveport. The
Cumberland has fallen nearly thirteen feet
at Nashville. The Mississippi has rist n
three feet at Memphis, two at Cairo and
Vicksburg, and sven inches at New Or
leans; but has fallen two feet at Dubuque,
three at Davenport: two and a hall at Keo
kuk, and fourteen inches at st. Louis; it is
reported frozen at st. Paul and Lacrosse.
The Ohio is now falling at Cincinnati and
Louis vile, but is rising at Pittsburg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW j. L. RAEASSA-NO D 81
FOR PARTITION

DY q. GUlNAULT, AUCTiONBER-OHNC8
u corner Exchange a6Y amt Benvi street.
SATURDAY. December 10 1914 will b. sSld e
twelve O'Clock NJ, al the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange Royal street, b+tween Jan al and
Cust"mhOuke streets BY vntne OF q Judgment iron
the honorable he SecOnd District cont for the
parish OF O leans. rendered Ostnher H. 1874 and
signed October "A, 1874. the following property -
wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in Submit
RENE. second District Of this ety. in the square
onurded BY Dumaine. 1t. Philip R,'m.n aud Prie0r
streets measuring 80 fee. inch IRON, on DumaiDo
street. by depth OF 1853 ct iuch-s lines the
nne dividing 1t from lot No 4 ami lG8 feet inches
iipes on me other side 'o9et' er nth baDdsomo
no'se, NO. N3. having N BRICK front ana cont ainin9
your rooms, VII h side gall ~; tw. story kiteh-
en- OF f0nI rooms he whole slate rooted; wash
sn-d ptivy, two cts,erns. coach gallo. paved yard.
etC. Se- plan at the Exrnangr.
ie1mt-One half cash. bsaure AT eiS and twelve
months credit, for notes DIVIDED Into soupOns 70
suit the uarfles interested heaii ''gf,i per cens
interest from Gay o sale uuIl paid ard seeur Cd BY
mortgage. vehdGrs' hen and p,ivi. g., property
so'n NJ faxea Oh the as SeIhst If IRA, payable
IN 1910. as wei a. TIN d all frivlrgs, ~ be pHi4
Oy the purchaser; ih- bni b. X. pi insareA
ana policy Transferred 10 thu d., a,s tho ices
OF lawyers. who ma, b+%npl"S.d ~ tie, urty
OF me not*s 10 prosecute tn pa..I ~ -. h. borne
Dy purchaser and fixed VI Tive ". cent ta the
amount collected
:, Act OF sale before A. ,. norh onup:, aoe,ey pax
lie at the +xt ense Of the puicnas,S
nal7 Is de- 2 10 9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10
General Frederick A. 5 airing, Of Wash.

General Frederick A. 5 airing, Of Wash.
ington. DISTRICT Of Columbia, and Mrs.
Olivia & Ellis, Of Baltimore, Maryland,
were married ON the eleventh instant. at st.
Georges Church, Hanover square. London.
Ivy Rev. DIR. Howarrh. rector. General
Sehrnck. United States minister at the
Court IF 81. James, and daughters, General
Badeau. Uuit-d States consul general,
Colonel Ches. borough and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Renehaw, Mr.. and Mrs. R'ibrt NJ.
B"wles, Mrs. ana Miss Chadwick. Mrs l..
NJ Mygan, MIR. A. L. Ward, and other
TRENDS were pr-e-nt AZ the CEREMONY
american register, N0rember IA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10
THlRTEENTH CALL.
Redemption OF Five.Twenty Bonds Of
1852.

TKEArRY DEPARTMENT..
Washing on, NOv-mbe 1874, (
DY VIRTUE OF THE AU rHORIrY GIVEN ~
- the act Of Congress- approved July IA, 1870 en-.
titled AN act to authorize the refunding the
national debt hereby give notice that he prn.
cipal and accrued interest Of the bonds here,n.
oeinw designated. known a. "Five-twenty bouds y
in the city of Washington. orr and after The
SECOND DAY OF FbBRUARY, 1875, and that the
interest on said bonds will cease on that day
That is to say, coupon bonds. known as the fourth
series act Of February IS 1862. dated May i, 1862
a. follows:
COUPON BONDS,
&5O-No. 420l TO No. 1851 both inclusive,
6l0O-No o2Ol to No. 10 500; both incluive.
SSO-NO. oO0l to No. 700D, both inclusive.
$l0OO-No. II, 9Ol to 20 900 both inclusive.
S500OOOO.
The amount outstanding embraced in the mum.
oers as sbOve) is Ave million dollars Of coupon
bonds
United States securities forwarded for reiemp
non, shOu d be addressed to the Loan Division o
the secretary q Office"
nos B. H. BRIsTOW. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-10

\ hymn and tune book in Arabic. pre-.
pared for the use OF mi.sion churches by
DR. Lewis. OF the Syrian Protestant College.
is the first case in which hymns in the
Arabic and tunes have been printed to-
gether. L, is also the first case in which
music has been written to be read back
ward, Or from right t. left.