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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-08
SARATOGA REGATTA,
y VIA PEOPLES LINE
EXCURSIONS.
EACUHSIONS.
~
OAG BRANCH RACES
STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK.
THIS THgRSDAY JULY 81

JARRETT 4 PAINE lt'S superb palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
will leave for SANDY HOOK. connecting with New
Jersey Southern Railroad 10 the Boat
leaves Fall River line pier No IS loot Murray street
North River, at 10 A. M loot OF Twenty third street.
North River, 1873, and pier g. North River at II
O'Clock. ON returning the boat will leave andy look
The arrival OF the train that leaves the
immediately at tile termination OF the last
boat and rail ..........sl rs
TICKET for the round trip including admission to
II0KETs to Long BRANCH via rail and boat and
TICKETS tsingej 10 LONG BRANCH or to race ~
course. 20
TICKETS TO sandy Hook and return by boat l %
- All the GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACT IoNs every
trip, including
GILMoRE's BAND, MADRIGAL BOYS, MOZART
GLEE CLUB, CHURCH CHIMES, &c.
- An elegant supper, at reasonable charge VIII be
on board
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A MRRICAN LINE.
"A WEEKLY NAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING Al QUEEN TOWN.
Sailing every Thursday from Philadep ha and sailing
every wednesday Liverpool.
PhiIade phia -
-ABBoTsFORD July g sKENIIwoRTH..Ju 20
OHlO...............JUly 10 Pennsylvania Aug S
ILLINOIS. -. July 70 IkDIANA...... Aug. IL
PRICE OF PASSAGE, IN CURRENCY,
Cabin SOD
Stecragc and intermediate tickets 20 and from ali
points at the lowe 4 rates. ~ -
cleaners marked with a do not carry interrne-
diate. "''O
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur.
passed.
For passage Of freight and all other information
apply 10
GGo. ". COTTON, Agent ~ Broad street ~:
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
. .,,, No Battery place New YORK;
General A ents, 81 Walnut street Philadelphia.
RICHARDSON, sPEhCE Co. Liverpool;
N a j. CUhMINS & BROS, Queenstown
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DrNNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD
j. The Great Trunk line md United States Mail route:
Trains leave New YORK, from foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortilndt streets, as follows
Win Paiman palace cars SttSc6ed . 80 A. NJ, s and
Sep, NJ sunday ands:0r NJ ,,,,.-
S s Enc Earpse P pnr e9nnssnG a. Ph
,Iiqsyllle Petroleum Centre ana tue Oil Regions
washInson Express" o. Pullman p'Tlor cars day,
PpM;, Regular at $40 A. NJ. 8 aud . P. NJ sunday,
Expires. for Phnadelphis 7so, $40 $50 A. NJ, sso
S Sc ana hns ana night isso6d p Ss:y
For SewaTE stS $50, Ii s2l9nA,,xs
gan TO- II oP. NJ and u night sunday. 10 and
F9r s g5 70 az j 79sG leAM, mL2
~ s6 % Il 80 r. M. ana p night Sn day Sad
81 sa5 Fss9s's s g g 80 ~ e Il ~ ISL s siS
For ddd s2a y n Pe9sb 9nbasy 10 aoa
10 a: NJ, z:59 $50 aud 8 n ~ a"''O''
ysr o., s nj ,o6s fR y y night sg9asy
For Rhinestone and Rocky I fiii' $40 A. n and taoPM
Tor Tor RginfSei9Ri 4 S ~; l5 $40 s9d7
For temlng,on' PhIhpsburg and Bevidere, $50 A. NJ,
For Mercer and Somerset Branch BPM
For Trenton Bordentown Burlington aud Camden, 40
For Freehold, Z go A. NJ, 2 SAND 40 p. NJ
FoT a on
For aignis say fembertOn ana Camden via Perth
For Hightstown = nd Pcmberton. Jam
Trains arrive fyows:-From Pttsyurg 81 and 10 30
NJ and s2O P " daily; l0l5 4. N. and $50 r. NJ.
Say Except h Ss r nS q @Sgoa and "a
A. and lJN p NJ From rniladel phia $40 6,N
6;56 iO.lo ll1O u - A. NJ 2;l5 4:l6 b:l6 $40 80
70 ~ 40 s "a io;M e NJ sppday.SO, ~ 65s II "a
Ticket Ohices. 5ls and eA Broadway No 4 Astor
House and foot OF Desbrcsses and C0rani streets; NO
Court street Brooklyn; Nos ne ll6 aud Ii3 Hudson
street HobOken EmIgrant Ticket Ofhce NO battery
FRANK THOMPSON, DM sovD \,
u'heIai Aanag0E Gen Passenger Agent
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TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY on THE
/ HERALD.
N B.-NO BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED
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LBANY AVID TROY BY DAYLIGHr.-DAY BOATS
"A c. NIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave veStry
street. pier 49, North River daily (sundays
az 6:S5 and Twenty fourth street az A. M landing At
West Point Cornwall, Newburg, POughkeepsie. Khine-
beck, Catsk i'll and Hudson tickets sale points
North and West. Trip tickets to West Point Cornwall
and NewDurg, returning sameday. 81 Special
from Saratoga o .aratOga N: nd Trim
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ALBANY, PALATINE BRIDGE SHARON SPRINGS
UTICA. SYRACUSE ROCHESTER, BATAVIA, BUF-
FALo NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE.

PASSENGERS reach all oiuts North, West South
"a 80 hours earlier than py any other train
via New York Central Hudson River Railroad. the
only fourtrack road a steel rails in the world,
bning speed and safety with comfort The HERALD
TRAIN has the right OF over all others
PASSENGERS by the night boats from New YORK can
Connect al Albany at 6 o'clock A. NJ sunday
Those desiring sir sharon Sprngs can arrive there
AZ oic lock sunday morning, remain Al hours
Springs and return by the lO47 tram sunday evening,
arriving in New YORK at Z O'Clock Monday morning
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TOURIST TICKETS ISSUED To ALL PARTS OF
Il Europe and America at reductions ranging from 10
IN AZ per below ordinary They require
their holders to travel In large parties. Good any
train steamer or diligence. first or second class.
Irish and scotch tickets must be procured la America
cooks Excursonist," price ~ cents by mail, has
particulars and fares OF over lJ tours TO Europe and
round the world
COOKS American Programme giving particulars
OF 1000 che p and pleasant routes in America
be had uDon application, Tree OF charge lgy mail 10
cents. COOK, son JENKINS.
corner Broadway aud Warren street
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COAsTwIsE sTEAmsHIPs.

NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
~ STEAMSHIP LINE
Steamers leave pier No. Nortn River at3PM
o,r,, ~, 49,, f4k HAVANA DIRECT
CITY OF NEkA CRUZ................W Wednesday. July
CITY OF HAVANA Tuesday July rs
FoK VERA CRuz AND NEW oRLEISs jug -
calling At Havana, ProEreso, Campeacby, Iuspan and
,.r,~ -, .,.~ Tampico.
For freight Or passage apply 70 y. ALExAaDEE
SONS, 81 and 81 Broadway
STEAMERS will leave New Orleans Jay II aud August T.
for vera Cruz and all The other BOrt
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Ia EVERY NI0HY
- - FOR HB LATEST NEWS
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TRAvELLERy oUIDE.


Eok WEST POINT NEwBURG. PoUdHKtkPSIE.
nondouL King ston Cezzens cornwaI Mii 20, EeT
leaves yestry street pier 50 N X, daily at 80 =
EALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON.
VIA NeMpors aDd Fan RyeTi0lhe CsI
Aon sys, foot o. Murray daily SundsSS or SSee
pal hoels the city Halls Baud engaged tor the season
EoR RoNDoUT, KINGSTON, NhwBURG, HIGH
~ land Falls West PoinD, Cornwall, Marlborough
boat THoMAs coRSHIL every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud
saturday leaving Harrison street pier a. Aorth fiver
IT,RLEM SND NEW YoRK NAVIGATION COM
IL pan, s summer arrangement for 1878 commencing
10 Ro9!s leae PEEK sip syry half Gop 6 from rom
trips from hatpas ten o'clock to half past two O'CLOCK
-''A - = "''''' j. + rSLIaXS, Superintendent
NEwBURG, CORNWALL, WEST POINT, cozzENs'
~ hote dock Iona Island daily Sundays excepted,
q $50 yssiry sirae S new YORK SSS; Tssh s
Yonkers iS5; DSbbs Ferry II; Nyack and larry,
town Coy ierry6oa0 4 rs Returning from New6urs az
f'ie NJ reaching New YORK at oO and SFo0fl'n at
CLEANERS O. vIBBARD AND DANIEL DREW WILL
= sell through tickets, on board boats viz Chnrehps
ham, So IS East Durham and durham, 81 and ali in
termediate points at reduced rates
SA"Ni0OA VIZ VA iPLH6PLE's LINE.
On 18th aud 18th inst enlarged accommodations will
be offered TO the travelling puohc by the enerprsing
propretors Of Peoples Line steamers by the addition
ming from this city to Albany ana Saratoga as TO
offer staterooms ana superior comforts to the thousands
pleasure visiting the springs in line for he
regatta on sara Lake Tho steamer ST JOHN has
been extensively decorated and improved with special
reference 70 this occasion. great reduction In ex
cursiOn ckets to sara and return ROun1 Lake and
return, and to Albany and return. IL offered at
the companys Office pier North RIVER foot of Canal
street.
StARArOGA-DIREOT ROUTE VIA CITIZENS LINE.
- tleg eamboats leaving New YORK daily (satur
days excepted at NJ, from 40 North River foot
OF Leroy street Excursion tickets New York TO Sara
toga return good thirty days, only ST.
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Tne superb steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK will repeat
the grand MIDaUMMEK'S NIuHr FESTIVAL on the
HUDSON next FRIDAY EVENING, July o. A splen.
did musical programme is prepared for the GRAND
SALOON CONCERi. ana the main deck will be cleared
Tor dancing. Gilmores Qusdrille Band. Tickets, ONE
DOLLAR
Leaves pier foot Of MURRAY street at O'Clock and
foot of twenty fourth street North River, at 8 80
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-08-18

You are right, sir! The world judges hastily
indeed,
AMI appearances mostly deceive those that
trust.
Though ragged and tattered and sorely in need,
know God has lifted me out of the dust.
Low down though am, by stern, hard decree,
I feel that kind Providence watches mo still;
Though a bond-slave to want, yet the mind is
as free
As the suaIisht that's gliding yOn far distant
hill.
have sorrows and troubles and trials that may
Be curse and burden for sins I have done,
But I gaze through the mist of despair's dark
est day,
And behold in His glory Hopes bright rising
sun.
And beyond the dark vista of lifs's troubled
sky,
know that the loved ones are waiting for
A fewweary years-they will quickly pass by
Then the happiness lost shall once again
Well, thank you again, sir; I've detained you
too long
With story of voe,-but, sir, do you think
That the miseries suffered atone for the wrong
Ihsve done, through the influence Of drink?
WILDWOOD, KY, August, 1878.
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From the Albany Press.

@%-y
Three little golden heads at an upper
window, and long line OF carriages be-
low. Nurse holds baby up, who laughs
and claps his little dimpled hands, as his
eye is caught by the nodding plumes on
the hearse; and presently the procession
moves down the street, and mother has
gone forever. The men from the UNDER
takers remove the traces of the funeral;
the parlors are IN their wonted order, ex-
cept. perhaps, the curtains are not looped
as gracefully. the furniture is not dis
posed as tastefully. and the little orna-
ments and byOutcric are not in their &C
customed places. In mothers room
there's chill and a prim air about ev-
erything. so different from Its usual look
of coy comfort A bright June sunlight
is cleaning through the half-opened
blinds, but it does not seem to give
warmth or cheer. The toys are brought
out, the children soon tire of them, there's
something gone by-they scarce realize
what. By and by baby begins to fret,
and nurse gets cross. Poor little darlingl
mammas pet how tenderly she would
have soothed him with soft lullsbys. And
then papa comes home and gathers the
little flock around his knee, and tries to
tell them something Of the beautiful home
to which mamma has gone; but they
want her sadly here, they cannot think
why the good Father ehould want her SO
much more.
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UREA, KY, August 8, 1875.
Fooled into Margin the wrong MAJ.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.

An affair occurred yesterday at one Of
the minor hotels in this city, which,
were it not for the rather tragic influence
it bears upon human life, would be rather
comical. A certain unmarried individual
living at Saxonburg has had living in
his house, for year or more, a buxom
German woman. with whom be was
more intimate than either the law or the
accepted system Of morality allows. A
month or so ago child was born, and
the father promised in order to settle the
difficulty which ensued. to marry the
mother. Yesterday the two, accompa-
MED by a friend, came to the city and
stopped at the hotel, which is on Water
street, not far from the Connersville
depot. A Grant street magistrate was
sent for and told that be was expected
to solemnize marriage between the wo-
man, who cannot speak word Of En-
glish, and the man. When the parties
stood up, the friend who had accompa-
MED the two. took bis place beside the
woman, who was told that this was the
proper form to 60 through. and was
married to her, while the SaxonLurg
man stood at one side laughing at the
cheat. The woman did not discover to
whom she had been married for an hour
or two afterward, and the father Of her
child went away chuckling at the manner
in which he had escaped the consequent
ces Of his previous indiscretion. What
the result will be cannot yet be told, but
the woman, yesterday afternoon, visited
several magistrates with the desire Of
having the matrimonial knot united, and
expressed great indignation at the way
she had been treated.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
For the Hartford Herald.
JOHNNIE AND HIS sIxpENcE.
BY MARY TwEDDLE.

Johnnie" said Mr.. Gray. to his sou.
You must borrow some kindling wood
and make q good FIRE against your ma
and little Lizzie comes home"
"OhI papa" cried Johnny, there "a not
bit oil coal in the coal-house. and the
people will not lend US any more. because.
papa, they say you will not pay them what
you owe them now"
But, my child" said his father, iva
must have some FIRE. for your mother and
little Lizzie will be almost frozen, for they
have to come long way; and, besides,
you must not giveup, bu, Try. try again
Little Johnnie took up his basket, and
started OF on his journey to get some coal
He went to the house Of one Of their
nearest neigbbors, and knocked on the
front door. but no answer came-all was
silent He then stole softly round TO the
back porch, where be had once seen .
nicely dressed lady.
Johnnie peeped in at the open window.
and saw Mr.. johnson and bis wife. He
knocked on the door, and some one called
out in loud voice, "What do you want,
thereT'
Excuse me, please; but papa sent me
here to borrow some coal to make q fire
for my poor mother and little sister, for
al Ill L. .l1o.k -. kha~
reach home, and we will be 30 glad to see
them" little Johnnie said, his eyes BEAM
ing with joy, for he had not seen them for
long time.
"BegoneI you little beggar! will not
let your father have any more coal until
he pays me what he owes me-"
Johnnie started off almost heart-broken.
but, remembering his fathers words. try,
try, again, he entered door and ascend
ed a stairway, and in the hall above met
three young ladies.
Johnnie spoke to them very politely, and
said. "Will you please tell me where Mr'.
Graham lives?"
One Of the young ladies stopped and
pointed opt the room.
"What is the matter with you. little
boyr' said Miss Bertha, as she looked 81
him and smiled
Johnnie told his story. and she gave
MIN a sixpence. and told him to 90 and
buy some coal with it.
- oansss toos the mosey, thanked Miss
Bertha, and turned to go away. for. child
as he was. be knew that the other girls
were waiting outside for their companion.
"Open the door, Bertha, quick! for / am
nearly frozen. would have let the little
beggar get his coal the best way he could.
if had been you"
"Ohl Emma cried Bertha, show can
you be'so cruel! Do You not know the
Bible says remember the poor?"
IL know it Does" said Emma, "but
would not do it: let him get it the best way
he can"
Johnnie went on and bought some coal
with his money. He took il home and
made nice warm fire, and when his mo-
ther came home she brought him some
nice presents, which made him forget all
about the way Mr.. johnson had treated
him about the coal; for he he was glad to
see his mother ard little sister, and he
jumped for joy.
So the little family spent happy night
in the cottage OF Mr.. Gray.
l hope all who read this will be like
Miss Bertha. Remember the poor, for
the Bible says HE that giveth to the poor
lendeth to the Lord"
Urea, KY, August 8. 1875.
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Fifteen disguised men hanged Preston
H. Murphy, suspected thief in Robertson
county. Monday night week. Hes mad
about it.
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The marriage Of white man to nc
gro woman nearly melted the people Of
Sheffield, Mass. to riot,
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Gllinor's Guardian;
Or
THO LAWYERS SECRET
By MISS M. L. BRADDON,

BY MISS NJ. Il. BRADDON,
AUTHOR OF "AuRoRA FLOYD" "LADY AUDLEY's
SECRET" "JoHN NARcHNoSr's LEGACY"
"ELEASoR's VICTORY" "LADY LIsLE,"
DARRELL NARKHAX," ETC., ETC.
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An additional copy, free of charge, to the
gstter-up Of a club Of ten or twenty.
As We are compelled by law to pay postage
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county, We are forced to require payment on
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expiration Of the time subscribed fer.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31

II is not many years since It was
considered great achievement for 4
horse to trot mile in two minutes
and forty seconds. Now that is con-
sidcred very slow time IN 2 race. At
the recent meeting Of the Cleveland
club only two Of the forty-fopr heats
were slower than 2:2O, and one heat
was trotted in 2:I8. Since then Amer
can Girl has trotted mile in 2:l7a,
and the other day Lulu trotted in 2:l5.
Goldsmith Maids record is 2:l4, and
a large number of horses have made
and beaten 2:2O.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31
Sherin's Sale.

Rf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED orr
- OF the Probate Court of Boise county. Ldahr
territory. upon Judgment rendered in said Cnnr,
on Jul! I2th. 1878. IN cause wherein Thomas R,rrv
was piaini'h and John Strong was defendant. In tn
sor " plaintiff for the sum Of two hundred ana
twenty eight aud eleven dollars n,.
men. and costs Of suit taxed at SIS o. dnlv ,css,
ne oth day Of July. 1878. have seized and aken in
esecnon the following described property 10 ri,
All right. title aud interest OF sad defendant Jnhn
strong. u. in aud to those certain placer mininr
Claims IN More Creek Mining District No. 1. below
ana anove Willis Driscos Ditch and abont xa,v.
n from Idaho City in northerly direction belnw
l"e summit Flat trail being ave claims Of two hmm.
"rea 'eet each; also all right and interest of defend.
a. IN and to two hundred t2OO feet Of placer min.
nk ground ON the flat ut the head Of Subway.
M, near the old Illinois Quartz Mill: al,o An nm
QUE Third interest of In aud to the Home
:. mo V"srtz lode or ledge founded on the west
~ the claims Of ONel / Co: all In Boise connsv
Auano territory public notice IL hereby given thai
on Thursday tho 10th Day q August A. D. 1878
q twelve o'clock NJ. will sell in front Of thu f,or-A
aoor III Idaho City. It public auction tor ca.h
:. property. 10 the hielest bidder
- ssus'y eead execution and oil accruln0 costs.
SAM'L HTEWART. Sheriff.
Idaho cky. July 10th, Is !, S.''' oA's''"'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31

The Acaianche says Geo. L. Great
house, Esq, and his estimable family
intend taking their departure for San
IA Rosa, California. by tomorrow
evenings stage, to take up their per.
manent residence in that place. They
will be greatly missed in the social
circles Of Silver City, and our town
will lose a good citizen and an upright
b n rable business man in the depart.
r. OF Mr.. Greathouse from among MS.
We understand that Mr.. William
Moo " is to take Mr.. Greenhouses
place as agent for Wells, Cargo & Co.,
here.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31

A decree is promulgated ordering a
levy Of 100000 men for military service
in Spain. The levy includes youths
who shall be nineteen before the 2lst
OF December next. Another decree
directs the Minister Of Finance to re-
deem the floating debt and issue con-
solidatcd interior scrip for 100000,
900, in order to guarantee future loans
and advances.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31

CALIFORNIA, for "A new State. is cct.
ting along pretty well. Her steam
and sailing vessels year ago mum.
ber:d ?73, having a capacity of lG6,-
439 tons. only five States in the Union
surprising her in the extent of her
shipping. During the last fiscal year
the Golden State exported goods and
bullion to the amount Of $33, 569.l56
r more than any other State in the
Union, excepting New York and Lou
lsiana.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31

THOSE persons who began to eat
large quantities Of fish few years
ago, and have kept up the practice
ever since, without having expert.
enced the de- ired increase Of intellect.
nal capacity, may thank the New Or.
Icons Rrpshican for this expla.
nation: Unless man has brains,
it is useless for him to eat
brain food 1t has never been
claimed for fish that it creates; it only
strengthens the BRAIN
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31

The quarrel between Chill and the
Argentine Republic ahont the right To
Patagonia will probably end in arb.
tration, as suggested 10y Chill some
years ago. In the event Of such an
issue, it is very likely the decision will
o against Chill holding any territory
~ the Atlantic, but allowing her TO
keep half the Straits of Magellan and
Sandy Point. where the CHILEAN settle.
mrnt renders such services to navira.
ticn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Louisville
Courier-Journal has seen Robert Dale
Owen at the insane asylum in Indian
apolis Mr.. Owen says nothing about
spiritualism, but talks of being an
heir to immense estates and connected
with the English nobility. The phys-
clans now say that Ills malady is not
softening of the brain, but, owing TO
his age, they do not anticipate re-
cOvery.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31

NOTICE Is II + Il h b o. s,.,in.
AV that the co partnership nesr r:..ol in vs.t'
s Ss,sssn n m"ns . %. Lumber mi"
dissolved by mutual consent Beverly w,s il i
pur, hased The entire ,u.eres, of Con ur' saw MD
Water Rights. bitches, Mining Gro on :, willis !
and machinery. and Lumber owne 6, demands o,
Driscol. Beverly Willis vii! pay pay ~ priscol ,'a
claims against the late arm Of Mi!ls
will collet all bills due the said urn = WILLIS,
con DRIscoL,
IDAHO CrrY. August 10. 1875.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31

The cotton year, which ends Sep.
'cn'bcr Isl, will show receipts at all
he ports Of about 3,4S5,0O bales.
The exports for the year have been
100000 bates, against 2,sl2,OO0
bales last year. The visible supply
If American on both sides Of the At.
lantic is 954,e42 bales, against 9l0-
592 last year at this time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31
ID HO CIT Y ,
DR.. Toland, Of San Francisco, recent

Dir. Toland, Of San Francisco, recent
" sold his crop Of wheat Of this season
and last, consisting Of $4,000 bushels,
for $2.s5 per GENITAL. A year ago
wheat was not worth more than 81 .65,
and the DR.. has made something hand
some by carrying over his crop. The
purchase amounts to the large sum Of
STA, $50.