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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-21
BOISE CITY BUSINESS DlRzcroRY.


VIM b Morris-ARent Northwesternehge Com
pAny: Glso W. F. &ro.'s Agent.
". Q. ?airo-Prolnirtor Rocky Bar Stage Line.
Vim II. Nye-Drug Store
IF r Cnffin 4 ,p.-Stoves. Tin ana Hardware.
CIV. Moore--First National Bank Of Idaho.
p.J pefy--l lila, ness, Saddle and Leather Depot
T. Iogan-Dry Goods Groceries and Clothing.
r. B. Reed 4 Co-Dry Goods. Groceries. and
Clothing. Mines and Liquors.
b. Falk 4 Cn-pry Goods. Groceries and Cloth
ing
schwabacher \ co.;-lry Goods. Groceries. and
Clothing.
p. Sonna-troceries, Hardware. Iron and 8 eel.
Z. Ja.a.hs-flous,ng Min and Distiilery.
Bilurrbeck X Schnabel-tiroceries. etc.
G. Jacoh~-nral. III Flour. Bacon and Whisky.
s. Sri-gei-Va,iei, sore.
Il. L%v.-tir ctTics.
p Cohcn-tilUcs..trs.
Mrs. T. Cohrn-vxrr.y Store.
J. H. Brna.lbrui-Jewclry, Clocks and Watches.
j. Brumm,-Jrw- iry. Watches aud Clocks.
T. anmphrl --Jrwrlry. Clocks. AID Watches.
James 4 P,nnry-Book aud Variety Store.
WIN. i,ayhuus--t uot una shoe store.
j. P,llard-ii.,oi Il, Il Snoe Maker.
j stool s-Bout ana sine Maker.
A X. VI insun-s .rniture store and Cabinet Ma
kerr
\ Hayar-Furniurc ~ ire.
Mrs .has. Osti err Millinery Store and Dress
Maker.
Mrs Miilr.r. Store aud Dress Maker.
Mrs W,n-n,in,. Dress Maker.
! SLn..lm-isra4,T Ii, ~ ai.l Grain.
J. ,as.-Pr.ntuc, store aud i,ealrr in Gram.
JAS. IL. lwm,pat-le,-, Agricultural Implements
ND Agent Fl"sr,,ye Sew,n:, Machine.
l. Is carr. --fi"sosa .s.snic Art Ut.
H. T. Huwl,tt-.,> =. iurut store.
r. Dahp-i-rah.i..
>. Ievy--iiate:,
e. y. cess y ta.-- aeat Market.
Wm. Il Ja.ur.- ,!-.t MARKET.
j 4. brnpetf X 80 Meat Market
Capt. J. ". urifh's. 0sel.and Hotel.
bush X Young ,s..t,., -.otcl
T. lurn,r- iuri rr tt"use-hotel
j. H. ,.urttun -, ai.ita. l.s> anrani.
] >l fer n'c. tal..re and chop House
Ag.ir~ X Ea,,--I..s-.s nj .bler and Feed Corral
L n"wrii-li,rI. .t..r aud Feed Corral.
Chas N-l>an-l.,.r. >t.nie aud Feed Corral
" Nnr-r-, orfpi sne Feed stable.
e. Hun,--,"r.s ,ii s.,l Stable.
:. E..-i-iu,ul..r 49, Il
X H. How ..t.-..uins-r Yard.
haiIst' u. ,!ssht--t.'.in'fer lard
A. J Nts>.,n- .r.I~-c. Wagon. Blacksmith and
,uu>inI4H SH.p>
a. IL "a. A>.,ll- ~. smith ship.
Ii Ia,nnIs .I-.asAsninh snap.
lial.,~ IA \ H.in ni.i- ola k-ini,h shop.
>iii.r-b iatssG.i Il SHOP
J. Mo.a-- Is. ..A-i1sin shop.
/. NautiH-tntriuIu y. W. 4. Cos Machine
'ios.
" =. arIi.u- Foreman n. ". Cos CarriaS
,lu,-.
= u- i4,rsi--~maii ur,',er.
% ,itb.u- -N...-i taTtl.
e,u ..ro. ossi isrd.
NJ Mlll.tiiau-N "nd lard
lien u.-r-,,u--t Ari.. ni-r shop.
.ttrd-i ari~ntrs >noP
b orb -, arr enter STOP.
t,ruige Etii~-, arI-ltrr SHOP
brurg- Eu,. h..t-, arp, hicr SHOP.
/ Iandif arlcnirr hep.
II. ,nthnnN - sIi-n'tr shop.
tait. AIl,n-t ari*i.t.r snip.
trd Brrklart-tar, Asrr. SeNs raj others. names
ut .nwn.
ia, house 4 Aciienr, shaving Saloon aud Ea:h
inu-..
rn.r. i. also barber shop in Overland uUte
NIL ~. EHIs a. lIouririor not yet assei ta!nsd
J. Siu.lar j .isus S..or.
l.. +. Iartec-Fru.t Trees aud general Nursery.
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AL who atr suffering from errors aud indi~.
crr,iot,- uf uuih n"r, "sakucrs earl, decay.
In-. Of manhood. &c. / will send . recipe tt.a,
viii cure ,.a. FREE OF CHANGE. TIN. erea,
t.,uedy was dis.n.rt.d by missionary in South
America. send = self. addressed envelope Ia the
htv. Ju-rrH I. IsMAS. Nation u. B.o!> Hous..
.NeH York c.,.
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rEBERAL OFFICIALS.

Delegate TO Congress-. .............S' - -.
.:,varnor 49,. .Thos. ". Bennett
secretary 1t Territory + :. 1uf''A
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court. T. no''.'o.
Justicelst Judicial District .'onn NJ
Associate Justice-2h Judicial Dist. ". =. n"so"
U. s. District Attorney aud U 8. Com
missioner. :. y.
Surveyor General. ...............''''..A -
Register Land OfAre. ............"' A"opo'
Receiver Land Office. ............... ,ssiaes 0'.
ollector Internal Revenue .........Austin ossshe
H. a. Marshal ................... dos f1nA"au
tlerh Supreme Court ...... -. IL. l.. Kicnsruson
Postmaster vt Boise City. .....S"un a. Io'
Territorial Comptroller .......... Jos Fer's"''
Territorial Treasurer. ...Sonu Hu"'oo"
UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE.
Assayer and Superintendent. Albert "o"e's
Meler and Rehner. .hooe1' Ho"so"A'
Clerk. ....." ''.'.'''0 ~ e
Assistant. ............. .'.'..''.' "oo''' .'~'
OFFICERS ADA COUNTY.
sheriff. ...............J. D. Agnew
Auditor and Recorder. .s......N: N hxninorn
Probate Ju'tg ".... .......'.'.;"; -: H..,.r
Treasurer ............'''S . -. ....
Assessor aud collector. ........J. NJ. tnoHPs'"
school Superintendent ........... y. ~ n..,',
surveyor ........................T ~ kandaiI
t ,"s,,c % ~ Pea. no;.e civ t. selo j. peck
C.ustAbles Boise City, J. l.. Timer. Geo Gnu,"rt
Justice vi Peace Middleton Precinct. NJ t. jenkins
Canyon Precinct % \. Bowen
Grr-m Meadow Prec't ID. Markham
- Union Precinct. - SIhuu
Hot spring Precinct. $500. Z. oiaD
81 Us alto, Pre- "A. J. Mcfarland
Co unity Commissi 'ners-G. W. Cess. A. isoss'.
& simpson.
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CENTERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
6. w. Crafts, dealer general merchandise.
Wells. Fargo Il Co.'s Express ofiice-C
w. Crafts, Agent.
Jerome Beardslty. fruit. cigars and beer.
Jerome BrardsIey, blacksmith shop.
c. c. McArrt, hotel,
Hardin 4 DAILY, butcher shop.
s Dempsey, livery stable
Jr BrOusau. boot aud shoe maker.
Fred Hrotlein. cabinet shop.
G-"rve Cartwright, hay and feed store.
P"st"ttice. 7. J. Moore. postmaster.
Louis Perre, restaurant.
Channell L. Church, saw mill
Is. +. Chancrll Il Co., ditch.
s. K. Goldtrap. ditch
Hung WO Chung. Chinese store
Sc Lung Co, Chinese store.
Chne kee Co., Chinese store
Chne kr Co., butcher shop.
Doctor Chung, Chinese drug store.
Y. Harmon, doctor.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from {
It's Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
s.nred. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
,et bod Of treatment. New and remarkable rene.
les Books and circulars sent free, in sealed en-.
. clopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. Ai9
orth Ninth st.. Philadelphia, Pa. IAN Institution
wing high reputation for honorable conduct aud
n U5vGutonal SKILL
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-21
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
rrcis Of Errors and abuses IN early hfe Manhood
90 ed. lmpediments TO marriage removed. New
th0d Of treatn.cnt. Few and remarkable rem, !.
.. BOOhs aud Circulars sent free. in aed en-.
ones. Addrves. HOWARD ASSOCIATE ION. 410
Ninth 81, Philsdell his, p IAN Institution hay
Z . high reputation for honorable conduct and
OCCASIONAL skill
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FAVE Youn ORDERS AT SiI.sBy' .-Persons desir
gto he called up OF mornings ut On carrier n"ur
q, usual will please leave their orders 1T the 'ost
ice Bookstore. JOHN FRANZ.
Night Waterman.
, 1875-07-26

Mr. HEslxo, in his search for tho County
Treasurership has probably met m obstac1e
in his way which ho wiil.flnd it very difficult
to go round or climb over, in the shapo Of
JAKE nEuM, who now comes sqaarely out md
announces his intention to run for the office,
and it elected to nIlow committee Of citizons
to nominate his chief clork, mud not 10 Take
cent for his services, but divide his salary,
interest, and porquisites among the charitable
institutions ct the city. Moro than this, blr.
REuu invites q counter proposition from Nr.
HEs1sa, which, It made, he announces he
will "discount." I" Now, lot us hear from Mr.
HEstso. .REuM has played a big trump. Nh.
HEsma must trump higher, or throw up his
hand. Meanwhile, over tho Rhino" all
Germany is whiting to 500 what ho will
do. HEs,No, ut 1ast Inns mot his man.
Whom Teuton meets Teuton, then COMES tho
tug Of becr.
, 1875-07-26

Tho lev. ArnASAsK IosuE CoQuEnEI, n
wi1oly. y.9,nown Protestant clergyman Of
France, died yesterday, age1 u. fte was
born nt Amsterdam, aud, by hia doctrines
null writings, obtained prominence in tho
religious world. Ills expression Of views
relative to NJ. 1,FXAS's "fifc Of ''es''s
resulted In tho suspension Ut his fnnc-
tions by tho Cen,ictnry OF larlH,
but By tho nil cf tho Protestant
Liberal uninn ho rez;med his t1ntios. In
1863 ho wfs decorated with The Cross Of tho
Locion of Homer, and ten yenrs Inter lie
snent gone Lime III preaching ans1 lecturing
to,,r in tho Unitcsl States. 1lo canlo AS
delegate to tho Evangelical Alinnco in 1871
md returned upon tic ill-fa:ea Tillo tl''
Ifayrc, being ono Of tho fow survivors Of that
terrible ocean tlianster,
, 1875-07-26

tables wero turned, md tho exports exceeded
tile imports by about the Rnnso amouns--tflat
il, by tifty.Hcven and thrcc-qnarter mill
iona, both exports md Imports h'1'tE
calculated in gold. lfl' to the Int Ut alay
similar process Ind bcen going OH, hut l'y
no means In no marked manner. At that
dale tho exports lin gold) exceeded the I'M
ports nbont twenty-five millions, and Of tliis
surplus sixteen millions wero coin md bull
ion" Tho indications now nrc TINT VIC shall
turn tho tables again, mud that breadatutfa itl-
Etea1 Of gold will DO sent to Europe to pay
indebtedness, md thia il a condition which
il precedent to renewal Of prosperity. Tie
proceeds from this largo demand M they pass
into tho hands OF the agricultural classes will
find their why again to tho mercantile classes
and be widely distributed 1t is not likely,
however, TINT tho far1ncrs will reap
tho cntiro benefit Of this rise of
price and increase OF business, for where
prices nro high md tho shipment demand
is good, tho transportation companies always
e1nct lnrger prices for their services and tho
midtllemcn get larger percentages but II ia
probable that the farmers will secure more
tllnn one.half the benefit Of tha rise. The
general community will thus get NIL that is
not taken by the English transportation COLI
panies md be onabled to purchase and
consume moro gootls. The merchants will
pay of their balances, md less coin will be
exported There will DO a rapid movement
! OF money in tho ba1,ks, and, rs It takes more
currency to handle these groat products at
high prices in the face Of a lively demand,
the banks will secure full employment fol
| tlieir idle funds. This Mt lenst IL tho outlook
from tho present situation, and TINT outlook
promises livclor business tsIis full than WI
| haye Ind aince tho panic.
, 1875-07-26

In which aho IL wasting away, abe must In
vito whito population, not Of fox.lnnterp
or rnrtri,lEe-slIootcrs. nor OF men having
pride in l.oir ancent descent, hut of farmcrs
and lal'orers miners and mechanics, Zach man
Of whom will own and cultivate his own.
>nnd, undeterred by tho appe1lation Of
"inenn white" Virginin wants In
tlastrious laborers mud not t1ronos,
and must cultivate tho sentiment
TINT tho man who onrnH by hfA
own labor tho hrond Ito eats Is tho social
peer md tho political equal Of airy "gentle-
nlan In tho Stato, Ito matter hnw far hack
ho can traco his 'nncicnt ancestry" Vir~
ginia Inns had enough OF tho gontloman F"
class, taAing that clnsa to bc the non.produo-
crs md those who hold labor to DO disgraco
aocinfly. If tho gentleman class in Virginia
and in the other Southern States would 70
to work personally would put tho horses
they ride in fo1-hunting and at "tourna-
nlcnts to tho plow and to the reaper md
harvester instead Of bowailing tho demornli-
zation Of the negro, thoy wontd tako tho
place Of tho negro in tho fold md in tho
forest, they would soon settle tho 1abor prob
lem, mud there would flow in d tide Of white
labor to purchase tho now abandoned lands
and make the State ono Of the ricl,est In the
Union. Thou there wonld DO no such things
to be seen in Virginia as tho following,
which the writer in tho English magazine
describes M II not uncommon
Tbs old catates principally Of iafge szc varying
from 40 10 1900 It Ia ornmon thing 10
meet With pantar living In prime ely house that
yRinh Win Hstf hotan E
, 1875-07-26

A curious story has been ralcd up among
tho old accounts in tho War Department,
showing how clerical error Ind tragic ro-
snlt. An officer during the War WINS wrong
fully charged with lefalcation a,nonn:1ns
to 81 600, and, being unable 10 rcalil> tlen-
onstrate his innocence, ho committed suicide.
Tae balance cr1oncously nlado out against him
was placed in favor Of another officer, who,
knowing it to bo mistake, caused tho matter
to be hunted up. The result Is a 7aost-mortem
vindication Of tlo man who preferred death
to unacseryed disgrace. Tho story is inter-
esting by rcason of its threo unusual incl
dents,-the clerks fatd error, tho s,licido
from such causc, and the living otllcer;s re-
fusa1 to accept money which Wills believed to
belong 70 him.
, 1875-07-26

1ncicental to Attorney -Gencral PIERRE
'PoNrs investigation into tho condition Of
affairs In the office Of tho United Stntes ME-
ehal for the Western District of Arkausas,
which he finds has been conducted with
great proaigacy, AL exposition Is 1nalo Ut
tho ca1uiya of bloodshcd In tic Indian Tor.
zitory, wliuh III criminal luattcrs il
within tho Jurisdiction of tho Uulte,l
:Ssatos Court Of tho Western Arkunsas
District. Judge PARKER's ruport Of tho
sprosalonce Of crime in that region
lprosentsa most sanguinary summary. Muir
der and horse-stealing arc the principal pur.
suits Of q large portion OF d population 1n~lt
up two-thirls Of Indians, and ono-tlird q
;nogroas and bad whites. Tho number o
murders or hopdcidca now beforu tho Cour
and yet to DO disposed Of by arrest, inlict
mont, and tsial, foots up total Of 133, an'
this does not include fAtal atfrsys between
Indians exclusively. At tho ratio Of progress
uaual in murder cases, Judge rAuKxa wi!
be occupied with criminal jurisprudonc
alone for the next two years.
, 1875-07-26

ricncc, therefore, furnishes few facts in proof
OF the possibility OF corporation among
American farmers.
T1lo efforts of the latter In tl.ia direction
havo not hitherto, VIC boliovc, been s,,cccas.
Tho cxcertiona but confirm tho rulo. Farm
cra apparently cannot combine 10 hry gootls
with advantage. The story Of the attempt
OF ono act of Illinois farmers to do tllis will
illustrate the difficulties to be overcome. We
toll tho talo as It waa told us. Our informant
is . prominent member Of tho Patrons OF
l[uaban'lry, whose nnmo, were NO to mention
IT,, would be recognized M that of M n1tltori-
~. Tic Grango to which lie belonged do
c.1ea t. do some cooperative buying. An
ortler vns sont to Chicago for some flour,
Rugar, lobacco, etc. When tho goods arrived,
this man Ind to loso half day and work his
team by going down to tho station and carry
ing tho articles to hia house, Then scale
had to bo borrowed from tho vllage Store
keeper whom tho Grunge was trying
to do away with. Weighing out
tho Hugar, wrapping and tying It up, etc.,
took number Of valuable houtu- Tho in-
evitab1e shortage came into tho account, too.
The npshot of tho whole matter WAS that tho
farmers lost good deal Of timo, took good
deal of trouble, and paid about s. more than
they would have had to pay If they Ind
bought in the orlinnsy way. They found it
disadvantageous, too, to buy through tho
Grange Purchasing Agent. Il man wished
10 get nov pillow, for instance, lie could go
to n store, select one from half dozen
different varieties, and have the privilege Of
| exchanging it if it, did not suit him. II he
bought through tho Agent, ho had to order
without seeing selection Of plows, and had
| to keep tho ono he got, no matter how un-
suitable it proved to be. In tho old way,
tho risk was somebody olse'a; In the
now why, tho risk wns hia. Tho general de-
cline OF cooperation among the Grnnges may
fairly bo attributed to tic recurrence Of such
experiences ns these. Tho truth is that
while tlistribntivo cooperation can DO mado
a Bucccss among artisans, it is of doubtful
rracticnbility among farmers. The latter
can more readily sell than buy in unison.
The California Grangers ara understood to
havo made somo extra profit by shipping
their own grain to Europe but Of this wo
are not sllre. The plan Of all international
exchange of WIRES between tho American
Patrons of 11usbanGry aud the English CO.
operators seems fcasible, provided tho details
are well managed, but VIC doubt whether
listributiro co-operAtion can bo car
ricd on to advantage on small
stalo among our wide'y-scattered and self.
dependent agricultural population. This
judgment does not i,npugn tho value or the
feasibility Of the cooperative principle. Thif
has nude many millions Of Englishmen, Ger:
mana, and 1tallans happy. But tile first con
ditions Of its SUCCESS scom to bo dense
population aud the willingness to place i'm
rlicit faith in and render implicit obedience II
the managers elected by and from tho mem
bers. These conditions do not exist in tht
caso Of The isolated and thoroughly independ
ont Western farmer.
, 1875-07-26

Now thet FISHER is no longer the Wash.
ington Prosecuting Attorney, the locai papers
begin to tell things about him which never
got into print before. From tho nccnunts of
lis persistent lc1,;cncy toward tho keepers of
gambling houses in Washington. and towarl
eyil-docn in general who had plenty Of
money, it il clear that FIsrEn lived III tho
wrong city. 1Eo should have moved h
Chicago, where his peculiar qualifications
would laro been highly valued By tho pres-
ent Municipal Administration.
, 1875-07-26

The Chicago produce markets wero irreg-
ulaz on Saturday, and generally weak. Aloss-
pork was lcsa active, and closed zoe per trl
lower, at ego 10@2o.2o casA, aua $50. 309
yo.35 for September. Lard was quiet, and
5@l0o per 100 tbs higher, closing weak ut
1880 cash, md sla7o for September.
I1oats were quiet and cuder, at s;c for
shoulders. loo for short ribs, and l.Ac for
short cleasa. HiehwineB were in good de-
rlaud and steady at *l.17. Lake freights were
less active and unchanged, at Sc for corn to
Buffalo. Flour WIS quiet aud weak. Wha.t
~as active, aud declined .ls, closing VI I'LL
cAaa, and el.l94 stller August. Corn MIN
active aud 10 lower, closing Ut 72!e casl', aud
7:io for August Oats wore active and ir-
regular closing vt bslo fos July. and 4ou 70,
, 1875-07-26

Arrangements lave been perfected where
1y Chicago In to onjoy tho benefit Of light
ming nlail-scrvice from New York westward
along the lower lake towns. Tho train,
which will commence running ou tho LIST
Of October, will mako the trip in twenty-ss
hours, and probably in twenty-four, receiving
newspapers by the bundle, md folding and
distributing them an route. AL this at no
extra cost to tic Government.
, 1875-07-26


Judge DtonafTr, Of the United st,tes Dis
trict Court, in this city, has rendered M i'm
1ortant and interesting railroad decision, in
which The rights of foreign bonlllolders nre
protected n, ag,inst the clnin,s of lesseo.
I,ontls of tic Joliet g. Northern 1nlinna Rail-
road wcro issued nntl negotiated to tho
amount Of ::sHO.ah'0. at 8 per cent interest,
tho payment Of which, together with tho
principal, wns secured by tr7,st-dced. At
about tho sntnu tiluo, tho baro road, without
rolling-stock or equipment, WINS leased to the
Michigan Ccntra! at M annual rentnl Of
SS9.OoO, of which so4 ,000 WIS applied in the
payment of interest OIL tho to,lds, md tho
surylus Of So 1000, instead of being
set npart as n si,,ling-fund for tho
payment Of the principal, wns pAid
in tho Bhnre Of dividends upon
| Joliet l. Northern Indiana stock, the
most of which soou found its way to the
| possession Of Michigan Central stockholders
The bonds maturing in 1871. the holders
were offered new bonds at 6 per cent inter
est. or they could forec'ose the mortgage md
thus obtain au unequipped mud utproauctivt
railroad track. the Lessee claiming tlnt ths
leaso (which Ind proved bad bargain> wonlt
bo c1ting,,isl,cd by tho foreclosure. The
Court decides i'll fnvor Of the boudholders
nnsl against tic Michigan Central, requiring
the latter to ray over to Receiver tie entirs
| aunua1 rental. the surplus over interest to b
applied on tho principal, whereby the bond
holders will eventually ,eceivs their JUS
, 1875-07-26
ALLEN ON THE REBELLION.

li0Y. ALLEN, OF tulOt Op1ue4 hla C1illPAlBA
in that State with speech at Newark few
days ago, which the Cincinnati Commercial
charactcrizes rs weak and miserable, low in
tone, full of tho doopost rant of tho denn-
poguea of tho day, aud made amusing by
ponposity of phrasing cornmonplaces that
reuint1s ono Of our African fe1!ow-citizenB,
Tho Commercial, however, hardly reaches tho
mark in Its Characterization. It is not only
the Bpccch of a do,nagoguo, but Of an old
time. 1uusty, stale, and disloyal dornegogue,
mixing Ike n clifIonnier among tho cnst-otf
md tlecaying issues Of parties which were
abandoned long ago, and holding them up to
the people NJ il they wore froah, and now, and
vital; triclsing himself out with the rags Of
pnper currency, md exhibiting himself as
iunatio aaunss hia bits Of ribbon and papor
which ho has stuck about himself.
There is only one point In his speech which
deserves my consideration, viz, :: the War Of
the Rebellion, which this anciont ghost has
raked oat Of tho oblivion to which it haa by
general consent boan consigned both by the
North md tho South. II d toad, just released
from i# years Of imprisonment in BONO
rock q tree, had tho gift OF language, 1t
would irobabiy discourse Of whnt was going
On ut tle tinao it was imm,uel So this polit-
col sautan, roappoaring on the aurfaco after
his lont Bleop, commonces disconrsing upon
tho Var Of tho Rebellion, as if tho whole
community were not tirod of it long ago, and
~ il tvc,y issno connected with it anl grow
ing u,t Of it Ind not boon definitely settled.
~ IT,. Jxf r,
, 1875-07-26

Augr,s.. Ryo waa dull mil Pale lowrr. Mt s2
L. Vic for August 1'arl.'y WAS dull. and "a 10
lower, c,ustag ut :1.ol for September. Hogs
closed t]ul MIL weak ut s'7.M'M1.T rs for
hrnyv. and nj -. ,9t for light weights.
Tue cattlc runrkct waa tlnll anil eaay, with
anlea Mt S3!.:TlaG.60. There was nothing
doing il Shtep.
, 1875-07-26
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.


nA7rr or frnacarrT1oN trA1AnLE IN sn'Ascf''
ro.tazr rsrrAld nj thi. OEirr.
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