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The Cholera at Elizabeth City sup
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4IUSzeIpou14oCe 0s The Se& fcfk T1Mks
i correspondent writes from Elizabeth. y.
J., Under dait Of June I'D. ii follows:
hasc :snou report TO Make you To- ni-ht Of
the elioler:. in this city mt vicinity.
The disease setmS to have spent itself, aud
under tl,c f<gsMe OF asisick qua<1nti3x ass,ln.l
the spot where all the casrs hare bren, and u
lir~ra1 Use of ltsi1,cetant rowdtE, No new
c:Asts hayc Appeared The woman Brafiey,
mentioned in Your issue of to-day - beiae,
sick, died Last pixht- j son Of Hrs- Bsadley.
eleven years old, htS als, died, maklI,:. in al
=ix ca=es- Ths: tutiIe9 have trru inferred and
every ptxetu.suu necessary Eas teeu taken to
prevent further vontaSi.n- uur Board Of
and special Health Commissioner James s.
t.rrtn. u. d.. 1ase worked w,uders- Every
ward has been inspected and all ioas matter
dE iasest,l- l. evuil oa!y IL expected, zu-
mors of al kinds have teIn a:loli Is 10 tho
,.i-sas+. srrralin..- Absurd sto.iss of the
cknie1a hein:, in the heart OF The city and
about the station, haze been circulated, but,
| :rous conversation with the medical authori-
| tit>, c-:. state with confidence tlat uo such
| cases hare escr happened
Dutch Lane, ID the outskirts Of the rity, IL
| the unly >lot where any hare heen stricken
Tho pot;cc gt1erd thi. p!sct day and night.
all esre>s ur in:.re-s being fnrbidden- E!ix2-
| beth never showed cleaner DILL 0: hcal,1.
and but tos The dirty saai'iss VI the bradley
family. 1t u almost certain this psrtts spot
Hhuf1 have been exempt from the chvlesa-
With their present energetic Board ii Health
she citizens OF Elizabeth uett not far tut thse
health of their city l trust to has. n,r fur
,1rr ucc.-n'n ~ witt: Euu ffou hers On
cho1er1 matters
, 1866-06-27
St.I.ft OF tl,e l.erman.As snerlcan Pr

St.Itft Of tlie dsernl&n- 4 sncrlcan l9sc&a+
the tinsnrat !l{ksbtaf OF tee I'd in.t. says thai
Tie plsor:n Of the Republican parry adotaed 4.
to!nnus hs- tuly up ali orr e1pcc s,iont
and 10 those ci our firnus.''
The saue it.ue quole& from tic New yoni ntza-
tlr m editorial iu brhaI Of Tru+.z fnd IL rep.y
10 M as,rlr that appeared In The Scx York aGsad-
-.ifrnp. IE~ i1snptrus ~syr: We ~,i& leafe tht
fenrt1sn gu*r''ou cns,friy ont Of ysc*. b,t &1sh
rr&1Eci 10 fne main a.suc, The impending Thirty
fcart War, re dr,lro to cxprcrf our dI.-en, from
the dof4nnc Of the +ihrna:etung. ana 10 m unta,n
'hst 10 t;cl.nan. cht. IN America OF Euro; =. aAu
1nrsn- well tor futlTr t;c1n4u freedom abt uol,y
eah vi, Il the victor. of Auss1ls aud The d ia, <f
1rutria. This u1.h II 1ouf,a:d. II *crn- to O..
uison tue narrow fn!ud,d idcntn1e7,:en
ct The Irt-rpf lrn:risn tsnrtsu:ntt:
With fsu-.,a itsrl. \ 1a,ioa ua!ch
.r~ tatilu for yrark On tho tide OF constitutional
lrrrOn1v aid HI. instituted tueh tiou.e OF t~4se-
-ebati.xs Prussia hss, dur- TO: ucrii Il TO be
eai1-'N Il nO!Aiu: must than the b1n'a: nea,t
y lillian, and lhe isapuient Mrphtsto1,helts Bi.-
mark To ssyihe lctss. This IL matter ii !oubt.
aut II Is not matter Of doubt that lrutsa rnu.f
anast remain f'rsn4sn, Aud that Germany. ii va
TO 1c scsn loue *tHcr. never s,17,e II TEE goal
| vi rattona1 nu!ty shrourh Auttrta. hui through
l1u.eia aIunr. TIC :cndnciet OF late ha.,* tn1t.
| Gated that Ge11naur Can uusy he brought 1u,o
na'tura' nuay ~ rne1n- os preceding unity Of
xl'-o1ui1rn. Shall tn., temporary al.solaii.a be
| 'xerc>ed hy cotstt!t:lonal. tso!l~sxnt aa: Gcz.
| m 1frtsis. or th1It It oc exercised o; uon-
G,rm.n. komAn Cafbo!,e. half >clase4Ic sud llsit
isoumauE Auststa Nc mus. rxpsr.s d4edod
Tsrftxrnec fns the fo;znr4.'
| Tie -. Louis NtStltel.f fJst Of .he ed au&t IN
tIer The sl:k ~Gr1nan lroie..ozr aod a:,rm.u
Iutnefr. rubls*te> the following sr-ole'io
adopted by mars meeting Of Turner. at Nai1:ssn:
!. Hr eondt1nn ihr aceur+~d policy OF the lsua*sp
| G2srroncEs. which ce.rtsc& tho wishes Of The
, 1866-06-27
s,h tony-clsbs hour aaes Jon have aoqnaed sae

,t.,,
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,n- =, 49, t,r.Nrn,-. r+r,, ,nrs.ser r-,.yt. .th,,
~, ,,,sv.,. ,r~c h.. the ..,.senhra r..yf~re -
,r.tr ,no, al bf.a.ra, .rs fhr pr.i4.1ut hss ,ee
~,,,,t -, I,,sI rsrh, fr tss to rtuae b, .adrr.s
tt,.1 ~ f,oo<rr.- f.,r..oent Joha,.ea ts,px oc.
,.,,r ,e<a~,ssv IA ererr1. ha-h ~ ts.r~1 r,4hss
nd 40. In nsner u Concas,. winch cosa ,ln.G
,n1x h.1f re- st.rra.ffas II sonA hsve cpu,x4a.a
tnd n tx,rn ts4,c \, 1oex. Bu, II tu1drraty ~
.xtrrd III nssdaest purpo+cs Ii &honts .ai &.oa.
,r. tn fs.,tar tn. amendment. got oae fp o. sh~
a.,tdeztssl trca,tp3s4e = n,ta was s.rnns-. snd
&rrrepd-d Gexe ,r1pfta tiup to s1,- dexne snx sse
i1x.ident snutt rs-p ana stsrnm1, sud bez5 sl,au1
I'm y ,ldi, IL Ill da5re1!uoA."
Tbs C4n<4pont l'o<kxtxeu of the 3Eln. fasrs
s&ss.e tu,aer1tEg 4sez3s a EuEopean nesA alach
cors nca Appear In taE telegraph de<pascttA. 3Ae
aeuhIiz4tlo1 u tic I1usA1kn army IL feEtui Ps4
~use rpou The peotle- AutorEh dc <ouossy Il
,xn~5. spd III tnauts11 IL oett.f d<>s3o:d shtu tt
IL, tecu ht=rtoiae , 1ta po7=::s:1aa has 10; ben
auezaented saidcseaiy to tnx.ay roth eaoszaa1s
h,4tx of froo2s. 10 snske up The nnobcy the caezk
Il taken from behind she counter. The n7szra1z::
from hat ~arer md the peaf3nt fzos hls poz 11e
women pes4o1ainr e1rz5 nbesr more &hao tn%4r
uAtsx! shsfr Of nacn's Rnsk. c11rc of the Entn.
4-3 IL rxxcard al ites.in. ihouEh It de2~nt- upoa
,h.. turn Sd rars snsy Ike ~hesh~T tNsuaazk VIII
have coaet.vatire OF Aoetsf sreoee>eH. T1e Con-
| mon CoEpel OF Bclsu Esrc rcfoarca thss the pex
| papeI 1aoney ~taieh the Gozss1zsett
"a. f-*utd thal3 Dot be he4d 10 be k:al tesadt7
sa .hr It > Tres-nsy. 1be caoez7 aa!ca .haxed
| itttlf tn the southesc aud tonshxutt1c pss. of
fru.+sa. n. noz bsoken Ont N The ota1h. 1t IL
hriie<ed tt1: the E,.t7os Of AuA,riA ~tu be a'.le
TO ocupy toe t1ut,.au t1my u >lie,ia. 4td II tic
.asnr untt 10 thsu~ Liz .nain rtse4sth snto Eta
d.ubux-. Tnc lrn,&tan army eln only tses- TIL.
IT dm{u,sltpg ,bc >ile&ian army 10 Tie s,,nisun.u
rutatcr af.o:nstiy nccc<+asy tor deIctc And e1a,e
fLe .+.nsin4rr -uh tic ssmy OF fis7aarahuss aod
| ,m,1s,c Of. p.tvr operation. IN <aaooy liz s.>r
would rsot,st.5 have 10 be given u2. t1; rsG-
ha- rsral hopvs upon s1ttnsJ at D.rr1en- TIC
, 1866-06-27

od.ous by fines and puni.hments. Or Il may
t,c that the ''Iady" has promised h-r sup
port to 'emy policy" In consideration Of q
nAff}On,
, 1866-06-27

after ~ rnattez Of public safesy. We hsTe
te1t the necessity Of water m case Of hze 50
frequently Of late, that We think but few can
be found Vito would oppose such measure.
, 1866-06-27

T1Se Evil and the Remedy

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"h'ra Ms previously 'asn'sasa ~ 'ns 'ct,s
fsaee. 1nc company are "os Ias''aea. !" we
rnbne c*eafnata"r, IN talt etos1aoah ane7ea.e
in IF'ce- II ~eA sho"a 1ha1 saetf shoes
l: mol uls'n 1ne markell anu saaa II eeH"s-
a's sesa9oeo as !@'"ans 'ess asse 3c'''as
10 thc lev rentacfnsn *At' ar 70 :'s1uaa'e as
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ara inc ast'e'c m at'eo!h'e neces''y 81 enS
l!'e. ihes hase IL IN 'ae1s foRrf IN regulate
fhr Ts'cr to fH't themselves. ahd o. coarse arc
governed only hs ahc consideration of tads
own 1eeEniast satesfs1t-
In BAY 1Ss. "irn tbc fc"1'ef @ss totn-
sanT l'.d 'een orranixed aud were dcsl:oas
I" auF1ish ras to the city, the Chicago Gas
. t<'sAf'as;s essescd snso contract to >uT21y
, The city With :as nj the rate Of e. thouAaad
, | for TIN ycar*. In The same contract 1t WAS
provided @' that ihe price Of Gas furnished i,s
, tue t4mrsuf 10 pirate Consumes sboa!d
{ s,crcr. during the contract With The c1iy, c1"
;. eecd =: Icr tht'nxana ft-t. and Thai tAr Iesre
G should not ar INCREASED aryora 2hc iheza fale
/. Uf fo-5o, uuar+f, A'u zh cctstn1nicA1 tnaux;:t-
c | uar4li Of tho company, The uct Ervflts thusild
fall selow teu Jrr crnt r,c7 7uartn." The%e
| terms ue1. agreed 10 t,y the Gar CotnI,11y.
! md contract to that cdrei was cufcs.d into.
4 THIS Asryvzneut would net cxfarr un:il
!. 1>ss'. End ty i,t tc17ns NC ought to &e uox
II supplied ~l,h II. ri the rate If E. - Z; 4
thousand at lie Highest Il Is k1a:rd saa;
r The Cor1urai;on Corn.ei, Mr. Aver, gave IL
\. opinion 1has ahss etadse "as nts H-aNs i'ss'9
" fnc. and that the Company could not tc e,m
~ relied TO comply With It :.y tlte cit1zr7<- II
=. ia the corrtrtneSa of this t,y3raHu koSnc doa:,
- - m,x we'll ,r trrtaiu~d. sua II would |,
III | north vh1le for t.,,nc of the t,cssv c.1a>A,n
, 1866-06-27
rnm ot sas5,ovo, md viii continue to m.se

The eAIpbm,ldcss nf Now York, who ha 10
recently concluded to abandon their strike.
lind that thcy have not only lost esoo9, 100 in |
wagcs. bnt that many Of them cannot now get |
employed at all. ~ about e o., 90
worth Of work has betn dsircn ffom the port.
a ID ihc Alipbpilders generally arc having =
dull <enson In consequence of the atgike.
EcAtcts ut foreign porl&, which, but for tbs
strike, would have repaired at New York,
hare repaired ut other ports- Some ctn.
tsaets far bnitdaug arc abandoned. and some
arc postponed indefinitely. ItIa Impossible
for MANY Of thosc who struck for the eight
hour syxtesn to get work under the ten ,ur
system. They hare driven the work away.
and 1t is mol 10 be had.
The tendency IL the salnc In Chicago. Al.
ready buildings which would have heesa In
course Of erection nrr postponed until sscxt
year. OF will bc l'uflt Of brick, or not 1T all
Tit quani.ty Of work out Ut which the k:onc
cutters arc 10 snakc their wages for the sca-
son is diminishing, and thereby 1esse7lug
tho demand for their laoor- When thtu re-
turn 10 work they will tlnd there Il len, de-
maud Tor their labor, cvcu on the len hour
system, than when they struck, and II they
continue their strike long enough iherc WILL
be u" "orE. Al all:
10 KHhxmEN PIECE WORK.
Tho present "eseht hour movcm cut"
! throughout the country must find its solu-
tion in NIL cases where possible In ~ piece
| work." II Is impossible for employers 10
consent to pay ten hours wages for eight
lours' work, or In other words II pay tncu
for Idle time as well as for working .lG,c.
The eight hour strikers arc engaged In :. fool
, 1866-11-23
S4tf

DR. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doctor Of Medicine a
~ the Faculty If Paris. Graduate Of the UBysr.
" Queen, College and Physician of The 81 Ll,
Blpliste Society Of san Fraucisco.
DR. RtRRAULT has pleasure to inform patients ,rl
others seeking confidential medical uLyirr that n
can be consu ted ,.aily at hi, Office. Arlnr-r "a
binding Northeast corner MONTGOMERY snF S,r,.
mcntG'strcets. san Francisco. Rooms No.qltr
first floor, up stairs, entrance on either Ncp'ccmri
or Sacramento streets.
DR. PlERArLT's studies have Iccp Utmost sv,-
,iyciy devoted to The ,u,e rf th. y'rnW. Gr,a.J
Nervous and PhvsicaI Debility. the result. Of NM
nu, habits ncouircd in yourb wLirb u,D.llv tsry,
ate in impotence and strrili,y. and p.nnsreI'y /,
ducc all tkc conc ,.-iiaI,tS Of llyg Where -
iufImity exists n,ol,lnr tic happiness ola I,.,.,
that of others reason and mpr4hiy dictate tho y
ccssity Of its removal for il i, II fact that Inrnsss
decline of the viror o, uannoud. ugtrig,,ri,I /.
happiness, coniiT.'s,rv single life, ,t,. have ,i.
sources in clu,ts. the Germ Of which i, rLr,r5 il
carry life, and the litter fruit tasted l,ag aNcrvt
patients Tutoring under This crn,l.i,t vii com,ip
nf one or moro Of the following s,u,tms. Me-
weakness OF Memory ami sigi t, D.schargr from 4!
Ureth-a on going to stool o. making water t. h
tcllcctuaI Faculties are weakened, Loss OF Memo;t
, 1866-11-23
MEDICAL 1NsrIT7,.-.s
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE IN -.

nR. l.. c. klNNEYS S Private Medio.,
IL gical Institute, Main street. Wall" M and S,
posite Dusenberry & Bros. Wall, o.
Established expressly to affcrd the as;.,
and scientific Medical Aid, in the trea,mae.ed soOo
oi al pFlvste 0so ana C9roniS Diseases, syphs %
-. TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. KINNEY returns his thanks to Ii,
Gus patients for their patronage since Ioons naas
iuls59, and takes this method of not;Srirn b,
lie that he has leased the large ana oul EOS
building OF Mr.. Joseph Hellmuth, on M.a
and has had the same fitted up for tbs nn,. sSs
Hospital, with every comfurt for the ~ Pose
tion Of those who require Medical or Snrco.IId r
ance. 'seal assat
Special attention will be paid to affection.
Lungs, Liver, Digestive Organs, Kidney u
senses of the Genito Urinary Organs. 6sotGa sna D.
private nature will receive PROMPT s,tcr, den Il
managed successfully. Diseases .pecnr., lOn ,tn nd
and children will receive bis unremi,ted p" 70 Wong
also, affe ctOns of the eye and car and in aeotOe
maladies to which hnman flesh is heir viii iIlIIon ale
attention. Nn b
Letters from persons unable persoralIv fl
nicate with the DR.. accompanied by ~ ~ :, @nrl
will receive prompt attention. usual IL
The D6ctor would state that he has hal.
rence of more than thirty wears in trea,in.% a. e1s
disease occurring in Northern and SoutLsre 20
besides, having enjoyed large hosptal ,nate n,aHe
both in civil life, and with our army in the Ne
War-where he was surgeon in the army ~eAda
1t too often occurs that persons reoniriDr NJ, .
aid, arriving here from the various mipirg aeae
the upper country, at the instance of frsDS.a
induced to go to San Francisco, thinking tb", ~ "
will not find proper treatment short of tbst y!
thus involving au unnecessary expendtnn. oI t.
time and money. To show that there is mo- 80, ~
10 do this the Doctor refers to parties whom Sa %
trerted and those now under his care in hosn;,, "a
There is number of persons to whom h r !,
authorized to refer. who were cured by him :. ~
obtaining any relief. Making the treatment "s
mic diseases speciality aud fully provided 1S!S
the appliances Of modern science, DR., K fell. ~ ~
ranted in guaranteeing permanent and specJr '.i
in even the worst cases. To him the sflirt:5 u' y.
apply in full confidence Of obtaining relief W
Remember the address,
DIR. i. C. KINNEY.
S4-u Main street, Walla W,I,
, 1866-11-23
MEDICAL CIRCULAR

LIVERY PHYSICIAN located in the eouht! W
II small village, and engaged in the taunS IL
his profession. has moro or less frequenty iSu~J n
successful treatment of Chronic Diseases olIvIS III,
not impossible, owing to the absence OF uAl} },,i5
tiles which are within the reach Of those fe7i1'1
the cities and larger towns. ,,,-,nFs
The undersigned has for this reason n'ane ~ Il
ments for the treatment OF this class ol T,rss
which patients can have the benefit OF az aPP''
at present known to the profession. in al.
Persons placed under his care will receLL,.e,ros1
dition to correct medical and surgical ~ ,rs.
the benefit of Dr. Langstun Parkers metn1l ,p,nl
ment by fumigatiOn, the OF many OF tne.r tne ~
and saline waters, bo,h for bathing and b,sh
bathing in sea-water, &c, when iDdlcSleu I,Ss,si
the ordinary general and local baths oil ~A's''
air and vapor. ia, 3
Physicians having under their care OF '" knD Skt
persons afflicted by obstinate Rheuma'isn ~
Diseases, diseases of the urinary organs &C. ~
have resisted ordinary treatment, Will CONF.
tavor upon such persons by calling Their A"''
the facilities here afforded. ,srk
81 For special information, apply ~ peiTI'In peT n 4.
letter, to j. l.. COOMBS' N. n.dSol. DI
a Consultation Rooms in CRIES BVILp sl
Wells, Fargo & Co. Entrance from starr -
, 1866-11-23
.alla Walla gItatesmat.
BY Moonlight.

heard the death of daylight
hourned by mavis and merle,
And now the moonlight holds the earth,
AS dreams sleeping girl,
Braiding the leagues of water
With ribbons Of molten pearl.
Il wraps the tremulous tree-topG
In q veil of woven SHOWS,
II spills for elves a dewy draught
In the goblet % the rose,
Aud shimmers on the laurels
10 radiant repose.
With gems in soundless caTerns
1t sows the darkness there.
It pours lucent hail of pearls
Among the seasweed's hair,
Between the twisted corals
OF many an ocean lair.
O, moonlight, if the waters
In sunless depths below
If murky chambers Of the earth
Have felt thy soothing glow,
Drop down single jewel
In o dark, dark heart know.
I Edgar FdEeen.
, 1866-11-23

WORKING ON SUNDAY.-An eccentric
clergyman of Portsmouth, while on a pedt s.
trian tour through the White Mountains, ar
rived at one Of the fashionable hotels one
day in a very travel stained condition, and
was told that there was no room for him
Unsuspicious be trudged ou and presently
encountered farmer at work in field, who,
when he asked for a lodging, eyed him sharp
ly, and offered him twelve dollars a month
to work for him during "hayng time"
"Why, my friend" said the astonished di.
vine, drawing himself up, 81 make more
than that every Sunday" The farmer gazcd
at him a moment in speechless horror, and
then burst forth, advancing on the alarmed
clergyman with uplilted pitchfork, ,-"Get
out Of my field you God forsaken critter.
don't want emmy heathens about me that
work on Sunday" The doctor beat a hasty
retreat to the hotel, and recovered his pres
euce OF mlnd sutnclentiy to make himself
known and secure a room.
, 1866-11-23

Moro HUMoR.-A Vir.inia rebel, who
has issued book giving his experience as a
prisoner in the hands Of the Federals at Point
Lookout and Elmira, tells the following story:
The boys are laughing at the summons
which s., one of my fellow Petersburghers,
got to day from negro sentinel s. had on
when captured, and suppose still possesses,
a tall beaver of the antique pattern, coDsid
cred inseparable from extreme respectability
in the last decade, and for many gener tions
before. While wandering around the inclo-
sure, seeking, suspect, what he might
devour," he accidentally stepped beyond the
"dead d4ine," and was suddenly arrested by
summons from the nearest gro on the par.
apet, who seemed to be in doubt whether 80
well dressed man could be a "reb," and therer
fore whether he should be shot'at once.
"White man you bloOg in dar?"
"Yes."
"Well, amt you got any better sense dan
to cross dat line %
81 did not notice the line"
"Wcll, you had better notice it, and dat
quick, or III blow half dat nail keg off 7!
, 1866-11-23
Irclnaie Monthly Pills.

DR.. PERRAULT is the only agent in Cahiornla ~, ",
DR.. BIoT's Female Monthly Pills. Their nlht.s s.~
cdy, unapprOached. aud far in advance Of eyery ol
er remedy TOR suppreSSionS and irregulariit' ~ a..
other distractions in icma~s. ON the TecelP y.
dollars, these Pills will be sent 10y ms OF eAptIS
any part Of the world, secure from curosit! Vf N~
age. -
Persons at a distance can hc cured al home -, :,
dressing lettcI to Dr. PERRAULT, corner OF 2'. :.
mento ard Montgomery streets, Rooms ~ anu u, !,
Box 973, p. o. San Francisco, stating the or az.
infinitely possible, general habits Of INAE' w"
patton, etc etc.
All Communications confidential. ,-
July T. lSC6 IVY -
, 1866-11-23

In passing through Mariposa county, we
did not see one solitary white man at work
in the mines, except at the Fremont mill;
in Calaveras it was little better; the whole
region appeared to have been given up to
the potteriug Cinnamon Whole sides of
village streets, with their handsome stone or
brick 6reNproois, had been closed and desert
ed. Iu Placerville, more than half the bus:-
ness town had moved down to Shingle
Springs, where the railroad terminus kept
upa little life. In Marysvlle, the front
street was almost wholly abandoned, aud the
same ratio of decadence appeared everywhere
IS E FKan.
, 1866-11-23
FARM FOR SALE FOR $1,000,

HNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS FARM. sit
IL uate On the Walh Wals River, un the Wailula
kJad, 10 miles from town. for sale for $1,000 The
five acres under cultivation is nearly ali fenced
has twodwelling houses it, with stables and ont
houses convenient. About 40 acres of the land /,
sown in timothy. The principal portion Of the un-
cultivated land is well timberod. The outside range
s considered the best IN the country for stock and Is
well watered For further information, apply on the
premises, to (39t1 JIM. IDOL.
, 1866-11-23
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT.
Livingston & Hickey, Plaintiffs;

D. Reese, Defendant.
In the District Court, lst JRdtial District Of Ida-
no Territory, for Nez Perez County.
To d. REESE, Defendant.
Tn THE NAME OF The UNITED STATES AND
Il the People of the Territory Of Idaho you are here
~ required to appear and answer he complaint led
against yoH in the above entitled action. within ten
days If served out Of the County, and within said
district, twenty days, and if served by publication
then by the LIST day Of the term Of said court
commencing more than five weeks tFom the first pub-
ieaton hereof and if you fail to answer the defend
ant will take judgement by default for the sum of
s24O2,S7 cents in gold coin, together with costs Of
sur and interest," according to the prayer of said
complaint FRANK DALToN Att'y'f1r pre-
On "fndavit non residence of the defendant here.
IN, was ordered that service of the foregoing sum
mons be made by publication in the Walla Walla
STATESMAN, in Washington Territory for six success
i've weeks. Muroy KFILy Judgo
Lewiston, Oct. S0th, 1866.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set nv hand
and the seal Of said Court on the 29th day ofNovem
Ter, A. D., 1866. W. A. BEicuER
Clerk of said Court
k4I-oW.l By II. o. ADAMS, Deputy. =
, 1866-11-23
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, 1866-11-23

A boy of eighteen was recently executed at
Mapchester, England for murder He acknowl-
edged bis guilt to warn all young people Of both
sexes to be obeiient to their parents not to
neglect the Sabbath school, and the Bible, and
against all protaneness and debauchery, and
especially against evil company, which, he said,
was his ruin.