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From Rev. J Newton Brown, d. D.. Elitor Of the In
cyciopcdia OF Religious knowledge and the Chris
- - - |. L. IL III

From R.v. J Newton Brown, ID. d E!itor o. the En-
cyciopcda OF Religious knowledge and the Chris
tisn Chronicle. Philadelphia
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines in general through distrust OF their
INGREDIENTS and effects, yet l know Of no sufficient
reasons Why man may not testify to the benefits
he believes himself 20 have received from any simple
preparation tho hope that be may thus contribute
90 the benefit II others
I DO this the more readily in regard 20 HoOfand's
serman Btters. prepared hy Dr. c. u. Jackson Of
th.s CITY, bcc&l-r pTeJudicei against them FOL
many years under the impression thst they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. I am indebted 10 my
friend, Robert shoemaker, Esq, for the removal of
this prejudice by proper tests and Tor encouragement
Cd try them whel suffering from great and long
tinGei debility. Tic use of three bottles OF these
oters al the beginning Of the present year was FOL
lowed by evident relief and restoration 10 \ degree
Z bodily and mental vigor which had not felt for
six months before. and had almost despaired Of re
gaining / therefore thank God and my friend for
directing me 90 use them.
= NEWTON BROWN Phua
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AlIERICAN HOUSE.


y HUDSON. Proprietor Isasins Michigan sppo
SIZE tls Capitol h4fllug. gtleru Stlge Orics
kspt in connection with the Hose 5is
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physician and Surgeon. Oi1co al the Drug Store
OF G I1lyer G s1n, in Doigs and Bsebe's Block
Washington Aveule, Lansing, Mich AE calls
p-ln1ly attended o.. AL
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j. Wy kEIREN.

His)S lli Bliis-, LlasiaE Michigan Keep
c1lstlntiv on han1 alt Tor sale, Grand Rapids
Linz, -lec', AMI water Limo. once at r. B'oth
s9yl * Co.'S store ~ SIS
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INSURANCE CARD.

ne subscriber issues 20i-l.s iln.i .tsv. unsa an
p-'i a. il tAe ioloS-lg arsl class reiiable Issa-
rA1ce C1mqlli.s.
New England Fire, of Hart
ford, Conn.
ruin In Fire. of Hartford.
Conn.
travellers and Accident. of
Hartford. Conn.
springfield Fire and Marine.
OF Springfield, Mass.
0-9A' J T. TENNEY. Agent
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DocTnR r. w VEISox
=. C. sPRASG,

7ITsiCIiN & Sur iEON, Lansing, Mich. Once and
rcsli-nc3 on Michigan Avenue, , few doors east OF
tle DO tOlc. SIS
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successors 70 c. " Jackson &C. ,Proprietors
es- bor sale by Druggists and Dealers in svsry
town ia tie United States Iv-.sa
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Ff0m Rev } : Herman o. the German Reformed
Church. autItown, BcrEs County IA
Or. e. Jackson, Respected Sir-i have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nesr.y twenty years and
have never used any medicine that did me 80 much
good Hocaand's Bit;er.. I arr very much in
proved ia health. sitter having taken five bottles.
Yours, with respect. }. s SHERMAN
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DART q. MILEY.

ATTORNEYS. Cll1se,lrs and Solicitors. Lansing.
uclitl1. Prompt ait-atipn given o. Clieclioas.
fara.lt of Taxes. ana Ig4fiol nf Llnl iltes
ntrr 1y iT3 p Willy
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r.nNCrrAE 9 RuRTrII.
HORATIO PRATT,

LAW. cu1ce-r lgl Cl.'ectag Bisne7s, Lansing
Hf-lfril. Df-s uv-r ths Second National Rink
o. s. tlveTEie. 503 D. BURrcT
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II ~ Aa4sr
Nc. 72oS Nineteenth Sire.


From the Rev !. NJ Lyoas. formerly paster Of the
Columbus. u : > and Nlestown. PA. J Baptist
Churches
New Rochelle y Y
Dr. JaCks'n Dear Si--i Feel il = pleasure thus
- my accord 90 bear testimony % the excellence
81 the German Btters. Some years since beng AZ
1icte- with Dyspepsia. used them with very bene1-
cial results. have often recommended them 70 per
sons enfeeoed by that ,ormenting disease and have
heard from then tho most 1atlerng testimonials az
90 their great value IN cases Of general debility
believe IL 90 be tonic that cannot be surpassed
J u LYONS
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oiOt MAKERS. Constantly tr
gTe. -'-i S'.e leather D. ihe side ~ ro, a,-tstrr
ts'FAi K 3 4ILLAR.
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READ WHO SAYS sOt

From the Rev L0vi c. Beck, Pastor Of Tie sApti.
Church, y J., formerly Of the North BSptis
Church. Philadelphia
have known Hoodaul's German B.tters AYOrAbly
s0r A number of years have used them in my owl
fauily and have been 60 pleased With their er-ct
thst Twas induced 20 recommend them 10 many 9th
ers and know tA-t 'a have operated n striking.
benedc .al manner. take pleasure IN thus publicly
nroclaimiug this fact, and calling tho attention 0
those afflicted th the diseases Tor which they
~ecommeulef 60 these Btiers, knowing from ex
Dsriruco that my recommendation viii be sustained
lido this more checrfully H0of2nd's Btters are in
tended e. benefit the afflicted and Is 81 not a run
drink d" Yours truly,
LEVI q BFCK
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From Rev. r. Turner, Pastor Of Hcdding N. Z
Church plila

1T. Jackson. Dear Sir-Having Used your German
Bittsrs In my family frequently, ] am prepared TO
say lt has beel %. great service. believe that in
most of general debility of The system Il is the
safest and most vauabls remedy Of which I hsys
any knOwlelr- Yours. respectfully,
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From the Rev Thos win;er Poster Of Ro1boroush
R1piist Church.

R1piist Church.
Or. Jack kson: Dear >ir-I feel il due 50 yogr excel
lent preparation. HcofSni's German Bittsrs 70 add
ny testimony 10 the deserved reputation II has OBJ
tained- have for years. a. times, been troubled
with great disorder in nv head ana nervous system
was advised BY friend 90 try bottle of your Ger
man Bitters I did 40 and have experienced great
and unexpected relief. my health has been very
materially hcnfttei. I confidently recommend the
article where meet with cases similar 20 nv owa
aud have been assured by many q their good Effects
Respectfully vogrs. T. WINTER
2oNNnrQurh Pa
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Attorney snI Counselor 40 Law aud s0lieltor in
ctl1csrg, Wi.liataston, Ingham County, Mich asa
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4 Rice Plantation.

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia En-
QuIrer, thus pictures q rice plantation:
One Of the first things TO which / turned
my attention on arriving here was the grat-
ficatiOn Of a long CHERISHED curiosity 10
visit the rice plantations.
At our request a sable youngster. whose
only garment was coarse shirt OF nearly
the same color 0f bis skin took q scar be-
side our driver, and went with Us % show
the way 10 the rice fields After riding
about a mile and half further through pine
woods, where the trees were nearly all tap
ped, and the boxes filed with the resinCus
sap Of the tree, We came TO another open
ing, where were the barns and other build
ings OF the plantation, and near bl the hut
OF the managing darkey. We found this
latter Individual al the barn. and enthsias-
ticaily al our service IN showing us what
ever there was 20 be seen. and explaining
every thing he knew about the culture Of
rice
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AT WORK.

Deep bitches surround them, and they
were covered over with water perhaps a
foot deep. On all sides they were hemmed
IN bY the thick swamp forest. Only one OF
them-sOme fifteen or twenty acres in ex-
tent-was under cultivation, and in that
four women aud three men were at work
halt knee deep in water, pulling up grass
and weeds from among the rice. The lat
ter is now at the stage of its growth just
antecedent to opening and developing the
head. It. stems are somewhat thicker than
those Of wheat and its leaves broader and
more sedge-ike. Its tops are Of deep
fresh green. hut the beauty OF our yerdant
grain fields at the North is incompatible
with these Shiny waters. and there is little
to attract the eyein the general appearance
OF a rice field
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Ihe State 8spubliean A.:

Fg1cfsurD srsET wsDSEsD4Y morning. nT
JOHN 4. Il hIcIsIS ~ CO.,
n rI0N AL 3-sfvEss c1xgrsicauoss suOCID
uE ADDREs.ED.
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rrf uoDrs orfra>uL

IL shed adjoining he nail stood q
small steam engine. which j. used 10 work
a machine inside the building. for tAreshinL
and winuOw.ng the rice. This however
!Oes not " take the rough or a. the
carkey Informed Us; that is it does not
divest the grain of tough. closc-riting
husk next 10 Tie kernel. which has % be-
taken OF 10y another machine This part
Of the cleansing process is not performed
on the plantation, hut has ID wait until the
rice ia sent 20 Wilmington. where il + eiti-
er sold or stored for market. Tie straw.
which is not materially unlike thai oi wheat
or barley in its general properties. is pressed
in large bales and hud, ready sale With
in few rods OF the barn door was deep,
currentle~s creek or bayou. in which was
moOred q couple Oi good sized fat boats
and two or three dug-Outs that j..
skii.s, formed by scooping cut the lower
cutting OF large tree and iasA.ou.ug it in
TO the shape Of a boat Into one Of these
our dn-hy clCerOne invited JAS tV vutv.. ..,.a
poddled us down 10 the rice fields.
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As we glided down through the quiet,
red waters. We began 10 realize the picture
Of loneliness and isolation which we had
otter formed of such plantations. On eth
er side We're deep swamps, jenseiy over
grown with cypress, water-oak, hlack-gum,
and the various trees which flourish in per-
petual heat and moisture. the branches Of
which. interlacing over our heads and hung
with heavy lestoOus Of grey swamp moss.
formed a sombre canopy that almost eX-
cluded the rays Of the morning sun. About
quarter OF a mile below the barn We land
ed, and followed little path through the
thick bushes and tangled vegetation which
lined the banks Of the creek, stood upon a
narrow embankment or leyee from which
we overlooked two extensive rice field, di-
vided by a similar levee, which ran out at
right angles from the creek
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n cars on al Night Trains
''' i'iosraph Line IS Open Tor Public Business
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a.. l'aents az Detroit. Ov'sso sad Grand 4 alven
Ga Ol.roit RIVER ''''-''''
-ll-l-lthl. Hltal lhnra n.nnt II G-.nh rI.r.n
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REMOVALS.

nUNLoP's ALE DEPOT--RBMOvED TO ~ WATTS
J street, junction Of Canal and Hudson. WIN MARX
uoce.cr 4. A. DaasA eas alss ssd porter brsws Ne.
lhnaAs1 loDA
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DRYANTS,
ID Mechanics Hall, ATT broadway above Grand street.
Third week OF the successful buresque OF
MAZEPPA,
OR THE WILD STEED OF BOHOKEN
Ada Fisher Hudson Mazeppa Dan Bryane
The Pillywlywinck Band The Haunted House.
The Cures and Nearvcs. Exempt shakers
LES MISERABIES. OLD TIMES ROCkA
Parque cents; Family Circle 80 Commence At Z
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OLYMPIC THEATRE COMMENCES AT ~.
" Sole Lessee and Man geress Mrs John WOOD
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 4.
SECOND APPEARANCE OF MRS. JOHN WOOD
lin four months).
Second night Of Jcrroli' comedy Of

In OF the great which attended the
production of
LONDON ASSURANCE
on the occasion of Mrs John Woods benefit will be re-
peated on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL s.
and all holders of tickets who unable to gain admit
tance on Monday evening will be admitted for this second
representation.
fhursday-TIME WORKS WONDERS.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 7
Benefit of
MR. J. IT. sELwYN (Stage Manager),
which occasion win be presented Tor the first time at this
theatre,
THE HONEYMOON.
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AN EXPERIENCED CUTTER WANTED FOR STORE
IN and custom work IN first class
hsbmcni. Apply TO hitehousc Waite, 2Sl aud Fulton
st., Brooklyn.
AN ENGINEER, or MUCH EXPERIENCE, WANTS
N employment steamboat engine.
could erect machinery IN town or ,s,un
TRY. Address J. w. iIarnett ~ West I7ih At
A FIRST RATE VEGETABLE GARDENER WANTED
"A go ~ miles IN the country Apply between II
O'Clock this day nj 20 Greenwich ~.
FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER wANTBD-CAN
~ make very favorable arrangement Apply at north
5lst st. and Lexington at In photographer carr
JrNGrNEER wANTED-To RUN A STATIONARY EN
~ ne at the Pavonia Planning NILS North LIST ST. Jersey
City.
GERMAN FRISCO PAINTER wANTED-oNE THAT
NJ can draw. Bring samples 10 John H. Purdy son o2
Franklin ri.
EIIDER wANTED--AI.SO A BOY VINO HAS SOME
~ knowledge Of the business, at 3lts Carmine st.
DIAPER BAG MAKER wANTED-A MAN FULLY
j competent TO take the management OF factory Ad-
dress with particulars boz SS Philadelphia Post Office
PHOTOGRAPHER wANrED-AN ASSISTANT OPERA.
Il Tor; one who can make good ambrotypos Apply at
Thwaites Gallery 2ol Chatham square.
THE ADVERTISER, AN HONEST AND INTELLI.
gent youth, 10 years OF desires trade
has objection 70 the country and willing reside with
ns employer. desirable Address T. NJ bsr isA Herald
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DATRIOT ORPHAN HOME,
II GRAND CONCERT,
IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF THIS INSTITUTION,
AT IRVING HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, April. 1874
FIRST APPEARANCE IN THIS CITY
OF THE DISTINGUISHED PIANIST
MISS SOPHIE s. LA GRANGE.
The following asts have generously volunteered thUP
seryices:-Miss LAURA HARRIS, soprano; Miss SOPHIE
y LA GRANGE pianist: Mr.. j. FARLEY, tenor; Sgnoe 4
REM, bass; Mr.. THEODORE THOMAS, vioinist; NJ. =
j. EBEN, nutst; Mr. Y. y. MULLER accompanied
Doors open nj ]; TO commences al o'clock.
Tickets 10 b. had Of the of the Home; Al Bsss
Schremers 70 yrosdway SchArcnborg LUIS 76 BrUee
way; William A. Pond 4 Co.'s 81 Droadway and At Jeoop
(nle Crowen's), 64S Brosdway.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-12

No Go.-Not long ago Lewiston paper
made huge cackling over its Cnur d'Alene
egg from which any quantity of golden-leg-
ged chickens were to be Matched for the spe-
cial benefit of that burgh The Dalles Noun
taineer is just now sitting on another egg
which probably will turn out to be equally
as rotten as the other. The Mountaineer's
speciality is the Middle Fork of John Days
rivera country which was thoroughly over
run and prospected by hundreds and thou.
sands two years ago, and some slow diggings
found. The fact is the Dales is dry, and
wants another mining teat to suckle. The
Boiseites have been bitten too often to be
tolee ins1 the romantic gulches Of Webfoot
at this late day
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Election Proclamation
TERRITORY OF IDAHO,
COe,ntu of Boise.


s County Of Boise.
IDAHO CRY, July 24th 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given that son the Second
In Monday of August next, an election will be
held, at the various precincts of said county here
matter mentioned, in the manner and form pre-
scribed by law. for
-Four members of the Council of Idaho Territory.
Eight members of the House of Representatives
of Idaho Territory.
One County Commissioner,
Two Cons.ables for each election precinct.
Two Justices of the Peace for Pine Grove, Warm
Springs and Center precincts.
At which election the following named persons
have been appointed to act as judges, respectively
at the several precincts to-wit:
At the Court House in Idaho City,. D. Gal
brath, Edward Donohoe, j. K. Totman, Judges.
At Chdpmnn's sal0en, Pine G1Dce.-James Wat
son, q. ABBOTT, Major Taylor. Judges.
At the House of Robert O1Veill BeaaG VistG Bar
Doctor Noble, Robert 0 NELL S. B. Hodgdon,
Judges.
ut Orick's Saloon near Harm Springs-W Warm
Springs Precinct.-Capt. Hawkins, Lewis ]. Wood
aud T. II. Stringham, Judges.
Magnolia Saloon. Cente1va2e.-B. F. Duke, G.
W. Depuy and s. Ridge, Judges
WGshoe Saloon, Pldcervsle.- Daniel 0vernyer.
G.. A. Upton, Edward Galloway, Judges.
John Blacks Store, Granite Creek-John Black,
W. H. Shepherd, John Leary, Judges.
GrahGm's Saloon, Pioneer City.-Joseph Gra-
ham. r. H. Wheelock Frank Britten, Judges.
Stars RGnch, P0yette Rire,.-W. ]. Mcconnell,
Richard S. johnson, B. L. Warrener. Judges
Frenchnaan's Store Crimes Greek, Gbove Pion.
eer Csty.-Col +. A. Stephenson, Judges
Ceater Precinct Toll House bet,ceen CenterciIle
and Pioneer Cty-John Davenport, Richard
Chamberlain, Robt Donohoe. Judges.
JAMES THORBURN,
4C-t3 elk. Board Co. Com, Boise Co.. l. T.
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&heriH's Sale.

NDY virtue of foreclosure of Mechanics Lien
I'D and decretal order issued out of the District
Court of the Second judicial District in and for
the County of Boise. upon Judgment rendered
in said Court, wherein Elias Brown is plaintiff and
John foreman and Mary Greenan his wife are
Defendants, for the sum Of 1922 26I00 judg>
ment and costs Of suit, duly tested on the
9th day of July, AID. 1865, by which ! am
commanded to sell the following described
premises, to-wit A certain building in Idaho
City, in the County of Boise and Territory of
Idaho, situated on the lower end of Wall street,
OF the south side of said street. southwestwardly
from M'Grortys building, further described as
the next building east of the house of M. Fuller,
together with SO much space around where the
same stands as may be necessary for the conye.
nient use and occupation of said building and
premises: Public notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of August D 1865 at II o'clock
NJ will sell in front of the Court House door in
Idaho City, at public auction for gold cein or it's
equivalent in clean gold dust, the above described
property to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
order and all accruing costs. A. o. BOWEN,
Idaho City July 2Sn40w6 Sheriff.
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SI1eri1f's sale.

ID virtue of a Decretal Order issued ont Of the
, District court, for the Second Judicial Ds-
trict in and for the County of Boise, upon judg-
ment rendered in said Court, wherein Runnells
and J. G. Hedges are plaintiffs and NJ. Devol and
wife defendants, for the sum of Five Hundred
1901 Dollars, Judgment ana costs Of suit, duly
tested the 18th day of July AID. 1865 by which
am commanded to sell certain premises therein
described. to wit A house with the land wherein
the same situated, in the county of Boise, and
Territory of IDAHO, and situate aud lying and be-
ing about nine miles from Idaho City, in said
County, upon the stage road and mail route lead.
ing from Idaho City to Boise City and being near
Thorn Greek, about three,fourtlts Of mile from
the mouth of said creek, where the same empties
into Moore's Greek, and being the same building
erected on said premises by said Runn,lls and
Hedges for Mitchell Devol between the 10th Of
May and the 10th of July. 1854. Publiv notice 10
hereby given that on the 10th day of August, A. d.
1865, at IL o'clock M. will seln front of the
Court House door In Idaho City, at public auction,
for gold coin or ifs equivalent in clean gold dust,
the above described property, to the highest bid.
der to satisfy said execution and all accruing
costs. A. y. BOWEN Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, July %, A 1865 n4Ow3
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Sherins sale.

ID Y virtue of judgment of Foreclosure Of
I'D Mechanics Lieu and a decretal order issued
out of the District Court of the Second Judicial
District in and for the County of Boise. upon
judgment rendered in said Court, wherein Elias
Brown is plaintiff and A P Spielman is defendant
for the sum of ninety.two and ninetyfiye one
hundrcdths dollars, Judgment and costs Of suit,
duly tested the 9th day Of july A D 1865, by
which | am commanded to sell the following de-
scrbed premises, viz A certain building situated
on Main street in Idaho Ci,y. in the county of
Boise and Territory of idaho, about quarter OF
a mile above the main portion of said town and
north Of Bear Run. 1t is further described as
being the building situated two or three hundred
yards above the house of Thomas Wright, together
with so much space of ground around the same
as may be necessary for the convenient use and
occupation of said building and premises. Public
notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of
August, "A d 1865. at IL o'clock M, | will sell
in front Of the Court House door in Idaho City,
at public auction, for gold coin or its equivalent
in clean gold dust, the above described property,
to the highest bidder to satisfy said order and all
accruing costs. A. 0. BOWEN, Sheriff.
Dated idaho City. July 2S. A D 1865 n4Gw3
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EVERY German and Irish Catholic laborer
has been turned off of the public works by
the Republican authorities of the city of
Chicago, to make room for mob of anti
catholic Abolitionists and negroes; no Cath
Ollie is allowed days work. Such is to be
the rule in every city that falls under the en-
tire control of the Republican party. Catho-
lies have been welcome enough to fight the
battles of that party; but are to be left to
starve afterwards, if they come out with
their lives. Negroes and Abolitionist are to
have sole monopoly of allsthe public bene-
cts. It is the ethics of the Republican party
that Catholics are good enough to kill off in
war; but not good enough to be employed on
the public works.-IOld Guard.
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Organization Of the Fenian Brotherhood.
IDAHO Cry. Aug. Z. 1865.

IDAHO Cry, Aug. I, 1865. !
AT preliminary meeting held at the Re-
eorder's Office, on Monday evening Aug. 7tn,
for the purpose of organizing Circle of the
Fenian brotherhood in this City, the follow
ing business was transacted:
On motion. Mr.. Cody was elected Chairman
pro tenn, and John WEIGH, Secretary pro TEN.
On motion, the Constitution and Bylaws
adopted at Cincinnati we're adopted by The
Circle.
On motion Mr.. Riordan administered the
tspledge'' of membership.
Moved that we now go into an election for
permanent officers. Carried.
Moved, That the election for officers be
VIVA vocE. Carried.
On motion Mr.. John NJ. Murphy was unani-
.mously elected Centre for Idaho Territory.
On motion. Mr. John WEIGH was unanimous
lyelected Secretary.
On motion. Mr.. John Donovan was unani-
mousIy elected Financial and Corresponding
Secretary
On motion, Mr.. Cody was unanimously
elected Treasurer.
On motion, A vote Of thanks was rendered
20 Messrs. Rioadan, WEIGH, Cody and Clinton
for their untiring zeal in the Fenian cause
On motion, A vote of thanks was rendered
Mr.. John NJ. Murphy, for the use of his office.
Moved, That two dollars be the initiation
fee for each member. Carried.
Moved, That one dollar be the amount OF
monthly dues. Carried.
Moved, That the proceedings of this, the
first meeting of the Fenian Brotherhood of
this Territory be published in the Idaho
WORLD. Carried
On motion, Adjourned to meet again at
such time and place as may be designated in
the issue ofnext Saturdays WORLD. Carried.
JOHN WEIGH, Secretary.