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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-21
I'm the District Court of the United
nov 2l

l STI TES-For South Carohna-Octo6er Term
iS68-In the Matter cf j. Leuis Gibson, Of Orange
CnTg County, Baakrapt-P Petition for Full and Evaai
D';chaTge ~ Bonkrupfcy.- Ordered, tl,nt hearing
be had on the 4th day Of December, 1868, at Fede-
raj Court House in Columbia. S. C. and that all
Creditors, &C., of said Bankrupt appear vi xa;
time and pIacS, and she,s 6arse,if 6hys they can,
why tho prayer Of the Petitioner should not be
granted And that the I'd meeting Of Creditors Of
said Bankrupixill be held at the nfice of H. D. Car
pentor, Esq, Register Of Cd Cong. District, s. c.,
I'D day Of December 1868; at 12 NJ
By order of the Court, the 9th dag ef November,
1868 DAS'L HORLBECk, Clerk Of
Y the District Court of the IT, s.. for IS. C.
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I'm tho ll,istrict s.ourl of, fIae. Uaaifca
ID EAL ESTATE RsAL1s.s5a

An that PLANTATION in the -Tesk -af Ed;sto.
containing about 4s0 ac,es. slteAse n miles rsnr
Orangeburg, 10 miles from Graham's Turn DaY,
and z nsilcs fpsse 'lackvc. Upon this place II a
DWELLING HOUSESwithiS reSHsssl bcsitcs BASE
N EssspT, and hT.llCS, built jast before tic way.
will sell this plncc for lsss than one yhslH the
coet os the ImpD Dssemedfs. LsppIy toE 4 H'W
.g SAMUEL pTpBLE,.
aug s-tt orangehrg, 8. G..
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-21

ElNAL NOTICE To sS;asEDITORs.
IL The Undersigned il about to close M, 'tlic "a
tate Of ". F. Mcmillan, decd. Creditors Who do
not present their demands before tho LIST january
next will bc barred. j. T. JENNINGS,
nov l4--f E1ccutor
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J. G. Wanna,nakcr, ct. al.)

. q 1s.a;.on w.. ilbip Tor Fotseiosure
In pursuance I'd of d. or,,er of sls uaT, II
madt;u tbeuboScfsf9irl IMilI sell beforeslio
C"uri !louse in otai.ssbnrs Monday Decsssbss
9Th. lSGS
of land ua,e i'm t,rangehnrr Di..-i.,
On the So4 Ca Il. H.. known as .Stilton.'' eentaia-
ing four n'lrrdga seycnty-fIs Jfs5j scfsa s5Sfe
or less and bonnied .rth BY lands .. ests.o
a. Wnnnamaker. easi l,y lasts lSr yi,e So. Ca. T.
u anil Pcier t. Cook. sunIh by land. Of Mrs C. l.
Grambling. nrl wtstaUy lands os j.ti. Wannamsk.
er ami Mrss E:sT. .Glover. gsxl-l:,4t.r =. i,
Trruls--one-ibiti casA. the balance on credit AZ
ono y'nr, Secured Try q h,nd bearing intsress, AL
per cent.. fron,ay at au!r, and ht5t>gage 5fFfks
prr'n.cs. po.sess"n not TO q. giysh until the lst
day "f Jannafy ifciiasefs pay fergpA
eyfsi Cth.Iss, sian,s s,a.al,s. snes =. d. * h
orangesurg &. r. issf CONN; ..ias,r
November o. 1868. fa52sa saata ass}# M
a,i.l.ii,~.o on r., q. W. .,,.'u Il. a,.., ssa
r..,slsE. " i'd. MA. IL a|s 81 Esg.as,
In pursuance Of nr.ltfo. The Cour, Of Eanity
made in the absyc aafeisaecs willx.ligbefors ,hs
nGat, iT:ss ~ oralgslurgFon, Mondeys DssasEs
,rpct o, aiuI I os ii "a ,ab ~ hi iDi.ifiss
containing two hundred anil Hf,y :,Ql cres; iiora
or less AMI bounded ON the nortk by iands 81 s. s.
i'Hnnister. east ny lands .. James A. rarler south
y ~ S,r. i,s ." h,Mssrs aud gu te wss' ~ Issassf
TcrI,s-Gash, .rliteiiascrs gtopny for papers asd
stamps.
contsaissiener onlses) asasI NsJasfIs6s,aa
S.ysa,Gsr osa%ss0srf 81 isss 81 y 3SA Commissioners.
.SIahTIazsALso esisstag
sseL'tM Dsokhart; stis lfaf s. nfigosssrf4isi,s
Vs. lnjunctiop1 az.
=, RQF@r., Adptr., nnd
Reese, ...as:,s r,-..
Inipnrspance Of an order Of Che Court of IS
made in the above stated will sell before TIM
.Conr, House in Orangeburg,,on Monday December
j7tk, 1868. ESsss5ssS; ;;sasSss
tract land situated In sOsang eIissg Distriet,
containing threo hundred f3A2) acrcs
more or less, bounded By lands of James Rookhart,
Col. Richardson. '-'rs's 80
Tcrms-O One-t third cash, the'baiance on . erodis
Of one year. purchases giving bond bearing intsrss.
from day Of sale, withG mortgage Of the pfemises.
pnrchasers'to pay for stamps and papcrsl0
'Commitsioner's Office, sysY.D. v. JAMESON,
Orangcburg G. IT,, Commissioner
November s, 1863 Nr%s
now I'd
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THE ORAN GEBJRG NEWS.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ii, 1868.

Wh'ts zee rese,se 20 oarsslues The right of def
at.g our o,eh political position By means of our
e'''or.at .ol'sssns, s,e toiN be pleased to publish
contributions t,on. oar o,o-citissas apon she
yfare qsestions uhich ro.o as::ato tie pubic
rpi,,a, ,caether tteir opiaions coincide vih ours
or ssot.ssFA 4 dissrice ,seca,aper, ,re consider,
should Be On s,.der, e rarioRs shades ot.pop
a','r scntinent ", seett6,e souatyg IN ,sl,ch
e ci,t'atates. oa,scolamassarc ope. therefore,
for ggy soper ,critte,., accom-
paa5eM 6 N R6aS ,dafs not personal in
setr character, nor absolutely injurious IN their
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Mortgage.

i FEVER and want Immaculate cure call nj Dp
Il. NJ SIIULERS and he viii mako yot d Roy ns
Pills, which he variants To- cure without fail.
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the District Court of the UnI1es;

Il ST1TES-Far he1,istrict, of S0sth Cdrolindg
October Term, 1865 In the Jfotter of Irrin A. TsH
cf orangtburg' Bankrupt Petition for Fun and Eynai
Discharge in BoskruptGy-O Ordered thas hearing bd
bad OIL the 4th day of December, 1868 at FsJsras
Court House in Columbia s. c.; and that all Cseai.
tors, &c. of said Bankrupt appear at said time 6hd
place. aud shew cnusc, il any they can, Hhy Che
prayer of the Petitioner should not be granted.
And that the I'd meeting Of Creditors Of said Bank
rupt will be held Mt the Office Of r. b CarpenfSf.
Esq, Register of I'd Cong Disl' IT, s. c., on asfls
day of Nov, 1858, at IL MI st53SSs1StfSaT
BY order OF the Court, the 9Th day of Nov, 1858.
n .fI aDAN'LsHORBBECK, Clerk 80
Of The District Court OF the u. s.. Tor So.s sCass
nov II u 81 a.StSt - laa.sts,4sa asssl q
TN the1lsistrict G,0Mrs of the United
i S24TES--For. tho District of ISoufks Carogidc-.
october Term. Is68.Ia fhe Matter .oseph ENuayyy
burk. Bankrnpt-Ftfition for fag aud kfHsl De
charge IN Ba,krRptcy.-O OrderGd that alearisie be
had OIL tho 18th DAY of lNosombcr,osats redsrsI
Court House in Charleston, s. c.; and that an
Creditors no.. Of snd Bankrupt appear ut said timo
and pmcc, and shew cause, il any they CAM sghy
the prayer of the Petitioner should not be granted
And that, the Second Meeting of Creditors OF said
Bankraptwill be held at the Office afli b. Carfssn-
ter, Esq, Register of Second Cong. District. s. c.
onthc 18th day Of November, 1863 nj u NJ.
By order of the Court, the Goth day of Oct. 1868
80, s.a .DAN'L NORLBECK, Clert,
Of the District Cour. Of tho u. S. fos SC.
nov a Il u AJ@ sLt4t9usrFY9 Y9 St.
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SSH ioiler 5 Sales.
sEgE OF SOUTH CAROLINA &.
pnAsoEBuno D.srnicr.

z
Johh rlIabnet ct. al Dill for sale of Real Estass
Ann GsfJnabnet ct. al and Iajanesies
In pursuance to an order Of the Court % Enuisy
nado in the above stated case, will sell before thc
Court House In Orangeburg District on Monday Dss
cenber 9Th, ,slSG8. sl~5s 8 ssa
/@,s yTnAcr Hp, J.. s..
Lying and Being In Orangebufe Iisir irisi con, aiu.
ing two hundred and sixty acres seere sr
less, and bounded by lands Of the cstafe a. III n.
abnct, estate of Huffman Strellii aud tract NcSg n
TnAcT No. : e e Is 8 ~ = : -
Lying and being in Oraagebats p:ss: sst, :.si.sE.
iipg one hundred (le0) acres more on kisk
the timber is reserved Bo,iiSded 81 isHdsTT
John Hooker estate of AA.gD Inabnes snd sssct
No.i:s j. 81 n ffSf Ess rsss
TEans-So much as will defrastk expenses cf
these proceedings; and the biiat6e On Sffiis cf
twelve months, secured by q bond, with two a.
proved securities bearing interest fe6 day 0fSafe
and mortgage Of the premises. to seeufs Tie pus.
chase money, and TO pay for papers and tstsmps.
s,l'Al TRACT No. 3. Bsssss Il 4. ,yAssA
Lying and being ON Dig Bull Swamp in Oranes.
burg rietieontainipg sons hundrsd and thirty
two acres more or less, and bounded ty isnds
Of VIM Knots. estate OF Hoffman aSa Dis 13Si
sr .ps purchaser, s , be having failed h
,,aEsSs 5ssasAsc pnFsbasts 's M Rsy
Orangeburg G.. II. ConmjssiSner sgfs
November 6, 1858. ST- sgsZ s5
.lss ieik 81; stfi esi0 &C ~ 81 h sss
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James W. Browning. ct. 'ux. t.;, :


James W drowning. ct ;ux. 1ills 2s5tl
IT. 3. Poh J. C. Myers. Yorsclpsnrs. - ( 4,
In pursuance of an order Of tho Couftrof EquitsA
mndc in the above stated Gaze, Twill sell befof6fSo
ceer. House. in osa:sebsss,
tract or lot of Land in the village of EraissA.
Vile in the District of Orangeburg. containing four
l4)seres more or less, and bounced north ~ Ahs
another street, name nnknoEn. and west by Main
Street 49, 8.
Terms fnucll cnsli rs wilipsy Tie cont u tAiu
suit, and twcnty-fou hundred and fort ylseYea
7}rioars. and the balanrc crcsit of tisSoss
months, secured BY, bondywh interest from day Of
sale, will a mortgase ofstbespEopersy contsininga
covenant for resale in case Of breach Of the con-
and stamps. { / S.ySE "a
co%missieners oiiioe, Wy. jAsiispS.
oSSsGgssss Ss1s3Sss !. p Is5s' Daa Se9nqlss saaE
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09
TREATMENT AND EXCHANGE OF PS1So"
ERS

General Ould has written second letter
concerning the exchange of prisoners. 1t viii
attract attentions lead the country to think
that the government needs some better de.
fence against grave charges than resolutions
of congress declaring the government to be
innocent. General Ould brings matters to a
very distinct. issue. He says that in August,
1864, he offered to deliver "an the sick and
wounded soldiers we had without requiring
equivalents for them," and that he urged
ssav2S paa!uQ sqa 10 9Iud sq2 no s4ssq,,
government, as the mortality among the
federal prisoners was very great" Receiv-
ing no answer, "again and again" he urged
haste for the same reason, informing the
federal authorities that if they would send
transportation to the mouth of the Savannah,
he would deliver 5000 men. Government
did nothing till December, and all this while
the sons and brothers and husbands and
fathers Of the north were dying of disease
and starvation In December the federal
authorities sent 5000 confederate prisoners
to the Savannah and received $4,000 federals
in return, and would have received more il
accommodation had been furnished. Meth.
er General Butler nor Mr.. Stanton can evade
the statements of this letter by mere denials.
The country has right to demand that
congress institute an investigation into
the facts. For the thousands of graves at
Andersonville, it would seem that somebody
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09
Forthcoming Exposure.

A special dispatch from Washington is
published in the Cincinnati Enquirer of the
9Th, which makes the following interesting
statement:
Ashley, the impeacher, is about to be fur
Their exposed. His tampering with the per
jurer, Conover, will be ventilated next week
His own handwriting will convict him. A
memorandum of points he desired to have
Conover swear to, the reward to be given for
the service. and Conover's pardon on the
late conviction of a jury, form the base Of
the expose. Conover has written full &C
count of the overtures made by Ashley. The
plan of the impeachers, as related by Ash,
ley, the promise of protection given to Co
over as reward for perjury, &C., all will ap
pear next week.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09

Radical officers, radical lawyers, radical
judges, and radical party screws have saved
Governor Stones secretary tOrwig) from the
penitentiary, for stealing, embezzling $780,
900 Of the Iowa swamp land fund. The
DesMoines Statesman, in an article on this
subject, says:
"tor the recovery of this sum, the resource
of the state is to levy on Orwig's property
This, we are informed, consists of a private
residence, worthless paper mill on Coon
river, and brick block on Fourth street. all
mortgaged to other parties to such an ex.
tent as to prevent the state from raising
more than very few thousand dollars from
the whole lot. To condense the matter down
to hne point, the state has been swindled
completely out of abons $40. 0O0-plundered
In regular Dick Turpin STYLE under the plor.
ious reign of radicalism-and has no re-
course for the recovery Whatsoever All tb,,
people have to do, is to shell out tbe;r hard.
earned greenhaeks TO pay for the Sunol;ng
sspeculations of dishonest employees The
law, 1t then seems, is utterly powerless to
drag the culprit to justice. The Indictment
found against Orwig at a prior term, (one
Tor embezzlement and one for forgery. We
believe,l were, when the court assembled q
few weeks ago, found to have been purlo;n.
ed BY whom, Or through what influence
this was done will of course remain a mvs.
terry to the people whb have the taxes n insS
And now, it seems he has again aslippedf rs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09
From the pesmoines Salesman Aug 9TH

To NEWSPAPER MEN Being DESTROYS OF
going into other business, offer for limit
ed time full third interest in the Daily and
Weekly Iowa Statesman office. The estab
lishment is now on paying basis, having
received over $4,000 annual business within
the four last weeks. The facilities of the office
have also been greatly increased. ae
This is a fine opportunity for good bust
ness man or journalist to enter permanent,
and growing business at one of the best
points in the whole north west, and in con
nection with thorough going and experienced
partners. Part payment may be deferred
This offer, if not accepted in short time
will be withdrawn, as the business in con
temptation will be open for short time
only. Our exchanges will confer favo,
upon us by giving the above substantial
insertion. w. II. JENKINS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09

AN Essay ON THE DoG.-The following
interesting essay on the dog was written by
school boy-who seems to be an aspiring
candidate for future usefulness--and handed
to the teacher for inspection
About Dogs.-Dogs is usefuller as cats.
Mice IS afeered of mad cats & They bite 'em.
Dogs follers boys and catches a hog by the
ere. hogs rairiy bite. People eats hogs
and not the Jews as thay and all other AMI
mails that doessent chaw the end isn't clean
ones. Dogs sum times gifts hit with hoot-
Jacks for barkin of mites. Sleepy peeple oct
mad and throw 'em at em. DOGS ia the
pest animal for man. Thay do more for
man than grownd hogs or koons or even
goats. Goats smells. The end.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09

Mr.. B. n. Hin, Of Georgia, in commenting
npon the radical declaration that the emer-
eency of the times renders it necessary to
set aside the consultation, asks off the consti-
tuition is dead, why are we always, every
day, and at every new step, required to take
an oath to support it 7" Again, he says,
"there is remarkable feature IN the recon
struction measures, that while force is en-
ployed to execute them, they are yet nomin-
ally submitted to us for our acceptance or
reiection - So s.kAa = -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09
Assessment Lists.

City CLERKS OFTICE,
City of Rock Island, August sth, 1867. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN assessment lists of taxable real and person
al estate in the city of Rock Island for the year
1867, have been completed and returned by the
assessor to the City Council; and that objections
thereto will be heard by the City Council, at the
council room in said city, on the 10th day of Au-
gust inst, at u O'Clock P. NJ. All persons feel
ing themselves aggrieved by the assessment Of
their property are hereby requested to make or
file their objections at the time and place afore-
said. j. r. JOHNSTON,
augSd4t. ~ City Clerk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09
FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOUR!
RODMAN MILLS.

. The undersigned having purchased the we'll
known Touring mills of Messrs. Leas Son, have
changed the name to that Of Rodman Mills, and
are now prepared to furnish the best
# a m i'll " H O u n !!
Give us . trial, as we guarantee satisfaction.
Bran, ShipstuHs, Screenings and Flour delivered
free Of of charge.
Rock island, May Z, 1857, diff.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09

Do Jusrucr TO NArunz.--It u ingfatitads
to nature not to preserve and keep IN splen-
did order good set of teeth. Nothing can
be easier. All that ia needed Is to brush
them briskly night and mornlng with purify
ing Sozodont. It win make the mouth a
.uerfnmed palace. aug6deod2t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09
CITY HARNESS SHOP
NEAR THE CITY SCALE 8.

rTHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE OPENED A
i shop in the basement of Smyth's Building,
near the City Scales, whore they win be happy to
see all who want anything in their line.
. They have workmen equal TO any in the west |;
stock Of tho very best quality, and warrant their
work to be fnliy equal to any and prices as low
IS any z,s u@ Esq
Repairing done at short notice. ~
& All orders promptly filed y
Ashare Of patronage respectfully solicited:
= EESLER 3 EUKk.
Rock 1lsnd, March 80, dtf. g
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09

noosan There is certainly ground for the
common public suspicion among . certain
class Of the people that Orwig is the mere
scape goat for the saches Of others more
powerful than he."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09
yMIlRI,E PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ALUABLE PkOrEhAA rVn chA1'
n orrFp FOR SALE MY NEW LIVERY
i stable in Moline, together with the buggies,
.l.;.hs carriages, harness, horses and hack. The
=. he has Q good run of custom.
Also my mansion house, situated on Ann St.
The lot is set full Of all the small fruits, together
with young and large bearing fruit trees, House
two stories; Lot S0xl60 feet
Also, eight acres Of land on the river, within
half mi,e of the corporation line Of Moline.
The land Is very rich suitable for country seat,
: fruit and vegetable farm. There is fine view OF
Hampton, Watertown, LeClsire, Davenport, &C.,
and can be made one Of the finest homes on the
Mississippi river, There is upon the land sub
stsntial barn, with stone cellar.
TERns-HaH cash, balance in one, tive or
three years, with security.
For further particulars call g my Stable.
lgSllns Juns 3s,dWtx-sss
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on the premises, where a suit of clothes can al
ways be made on the shortest notice, in the best
STYLE and, like everything else at this establish
ment, at the lowest rates. The Tailoring Estab-
hshment is in charge of Michael Lieberknecht, an
old and experienced cutter and inisher, who has
carried on business in this city for nearly IL years.
If you want nice broad cloths, cassimeres, fam
nels tweeds yarns, blankets, any kind of wooden
goods, honestly made, and at very low prices, cab
1T the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-09
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

A LOT 26 FEET BY 100, WITH GOOD
IA dwelling house thereon, situated opposite
Kimball's wagon shop, is offered for sale reas-
enable terms. Title perfect, and possession given
Immediately. FRANCIS RICHARDS.
Rock Island, July %, diff.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21
s elti aF)eRkIp Hogla.



The Owyhee 4CaIdnOAe of last Saturday
contains an interesting Ecttcr from Mr.. Joseph
WATSON, Formerly one Of the proprietors Of
that paper, in regard to the trip BY stage and
railcars from idaho to San Francisco. His
letter is dated San Francisco, Nov. oath. FROM
it we extract the following intelligences
The storm successfully laid the dust from
Baxters to Hunters, and the staging was thus
rendered pleasant. The station-keepers were
never behind with the stock, which isgOod and
in good condition. The Humboldt road 20
Idaho seems to have been naturally intended
for any easy pass north and south at all seasons
When the time comes for connecting OWyhee,
etc, by rail with the Pacific Railroad on Ine
Humboldt, the present stage route can1oI Do
improved or for road bed Down JORDAN
Creek, up R0ttlesHake and down Queen 8 River
Valley, a grade can be had not to anywhere
exceed thirty feet to the mile, and most OF the
distance but little or no grading to DO
they have staked off claim OF two miles
souare,in independence Valley, as a Govern
ment Reservation, for military post soon TO
be established there. They made few cap
lures of miserable Snake natives. They found
party of miners from Reese River at work
on the headwaters of the aforesaid Fork, who
offered seven dollars per day for hands. Fiji
teen of them intended to winter there. Smith
thinks they had fair prospects, nothing more.
From Hunters to Cisco the line of the rail-
road is one of great activity. The stages run
near the track most Of the way, and as the
moon shone brightly all night and / made the
acquaintance of passenger-an engineer--in
the employ of the company, got good idea
of the work and the scenery thereabouts. But
as there is enough on the surface of that sixty
Eve miles for book, a few sentences here
must Suffice The cars run over some eighteen
miles of track east of the summit, next to the
Nevada line, but there is a gap in the road in.
Guiding the Summit Tunnel that will not be
finished for time-not certain before Spring,
and yet / suppose it can be done in a few
weeks. They are crowding the work of clean.
ing out the tunnels and getting the track ready
for the rails. Should the Winter be rough, the
work will be pushed east of the line towards
Hunters as fast as it can be done, and the lat.
ter connected with Cisco early mex Summer
There may be many "big things on ice" but
this undertaking and glorious success caps the
climax among big things on both snow and ice
The tunnels are all put through that are going
to be, and the cuts are being covered to keep
off the snow where it can't be shOveled off by
the huge plOws. All such places below Cisco
are provided for, and the troubles of last Win.
ter can hardly be expected in any instance
The grade is everywhere so wide that land
slides underneath the track are only probable
at rare intervals; and astO there being so much
danger impending overhead, Il can't see It,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-21
gfgal gOtifes.
County Treasurer's Notice,

TIME FOLLOWING WARRANTS
IL on the County General, Forty-hve per cent? and
Hospital Funds viii be paid II presented within sixty
DAYS from the date of this notice. after which any of
them remaining unpaid win be placed at the foot Of
the Register:
Warrants on the County General Fund.