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The Mean, Sssiriem. to Bai'A the E.oas

Contracts for the entire work Of building 3iI
mics of first.cl.ss railroad west from Omaha,
rn-nuri~ing much OF he most difficult mountain
wors aud eTnb acine every expense except sur-
veylnc have been IHade with Tt-pon-iblc parties
fHho have .lreyefV naishet DO piles, a. the
sver-ige ate Of siNfy-eight thousand and Int-
eight dollars a G5s} per mile This price in .
ti1ifIcs All necessary shops Ton and
rrr.ai-s of car. ae,ofs, sta 1er Incl
deftal buildings. and s.>U senEer
baggage and freight cars, lie iol-
linc-.i9,at 10 an .nloutat that sila.. he less
than q e1 per IN lie AllowiDg the cost of The re-
naining one hundred and eahty.si1 OF elev-
On hundred miles assumed % be built ry the Pa
C.dc COmpang to I've . U.5szi iler gIiie.
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FUTUss BUSINESS.

The most skep have mover cNprefsed 4
doubt that when The Uniun Pacific Railroad Is hn-
ishefi the inIncn business hal mu. now over ii
a. tie only railroad connecting the two grand dI-
visions OF the North American continent " al re
one OF the Wonders of raltwa! tran sportion; md
rs ii will have no competitor it II always charge
TemuneratlNe rate.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate iet The County
af Hancock:
Fvyilt aa}rvs -ucd administrator nf the estate ~
/ Geo. ". Brown, laic uf Ellsworth, in sid
County, hecea=,'i tcspcc;iul represents thni The
GO 1~ ant Ct5SiiCt~, rights aub credits of said lie
cc8ss arc not s}t8, lent TO pay his Just debts aud
charges II administration. by the SIM ct Twenty
Thpusard auli8i~. hPrttor NouU petitioner
rraes toaF Honor to grant bin license IL 4cil, at
i.Ubi.c I1iv.ie sale, and convey all # The zeal
ttc 1T tine deceased, tinrludtHE the rrvc7sisn uf
ih iiUw'. daWer thrrvin.' 70 satisfy aid lCbis
and changes 81 standardization.
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l.-I,,ltcd stnfrs Eonhs

Having thirty years 10 mn and bearins 81 rer
cent. currency interest at tire rate OF $lfHao Per
mile for JI1 miles On she Plains; then al the rate Of
& 90 per mi for 150 miles through the Rocsy
Mountains then at the rate q 80 so her mile for
the remaining distance, for wbirh the hitesl
states takes serORd NeH n security. he inter
est on these bond> i raid by tie United state.
& yernu.cut. 81 ict also f.ays tie com any ohe-
flf OF the amount OF is Hs In money for tralss-
porting it, freight. troops. mails, SC he renala-
ing half OF ihese b!i@ i Giace'l to tire coul aHe
credit. nd forms j sifgkiBg fund which usa! Ensl-
" discharge the MH4ie smoJnt al this lien Ire
claims against the government since April Of tie
IL, gyp-
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EortY Mi.lins, Dollsrs In Naoney

have already been expended ~ the two power
fal comDanics that have undertaken The enterprise
ard there il 10 lack OF funds for il most vigorous
prosecution. When the United states Govern
,nent found it necessary 10 secure the construction
of the Union Ptci1c Railroad, 30 develop and pro-
fect its own interests, it gave the Companies au-
thoTized ~ build il such ample all shoHld rem
der its speedy completion beyond doubt. The
available means OF the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, efived from the Government aud ITS
own stoekhelders, NAY be brIeh! summed up !.
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Net Profit. .s4e3 1ost,of
The amount of Bonds the Company ctn is>u" ON
325 miIes at $1,000 per mile, rs e. 200 Oo Inter-
est IN gold, three months, At per cent, on this
sum, Us e'o; ad A. per cent, premium TO cor
respond with currency earnings, i, tlp3,2tr-
showing that the iIet ming ior this guar ef we're
more than four times the interest ON the First
Mortgage Bonds On th. length OF road
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THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE,

TO the Pacific will be open for business in $50
MORE THAN OSETiiIiiD OF TiiE WORM tiAs
BEEN DONE, MORE THAN oNE-THlRD otitiE
WHOLE LINE l. NOW IN RtANlNu ohI'Fh,
AND MORE IiB0RE3S ARE NOW EMFLpf-
EDI-plN II THAN ENER BEtOkE. More than
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GEORGE RIPLEY AND CHARLES A. DANA.
AIDED EY \ NUMEROUS SELECT CoHTs on WHIT
Lk-, ~ ALI, BRANCHES oF SCIENCE, ART AND
LITERATURE.
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p0LAND'S

This / the best artirlc
ct Fut before the
ulJiic for al kinds of
Sores ami Erl,ifiions
upon the ; in, a.
SAT- RiIEtN, oiD
SpEFs, Il u - II L y
BBFA@Ts SINGS OF
INSECTS, VEGETABLE
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800 Nal l. + S
OF TIE
TNIDI PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Running Wet rein Omaha
Across The Continent,
ARE NOW COMPLETED.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company have onilt
longer line al railroad In the last eighteen Mt ihs
than was ever bait by any other company ia the
same time and they VIII continue the work with
the same energy until it is completed. The West.
ern Division is being pushed rapidly eastward
from Sacrcm cnto by The Cehsral Pacific Company
of California and II il eNpected that
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EAIx,Sss fcs4 WAY EVsTNrsS.

Dnrii. tii. quarter ending July 81. sn aS-fage
Of s.5 milc. ~ tbs, Union Pacific Railroad in
operation. TIE SUPPLEMENTARY. kepost SHOWS
tie following result:
EARNINGS.
Passengers, Freight, Telegraph and
ElailS.-.-... l2s, 100 d
TRANSPORTATION of Contractors Ma
tcrlals and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2>5 Il
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23
SperlalE Ndtifts.


Revenhe stamps, (of all adenominations,1 IN
amounts of one hundred dollars and over, can be
purchased 1T par for currency Hess amounts ten PEI
cent. advanced st
First National Bank, Boise City, l. {. 8
AGENTs-B. M DuRel1 Co., Idaho City. I. T. q
S e DuEseH & Moore, Silver City III. n226
Currency Exchange on all the principal
Eastern cities can be purchased at
b First National Bank, Boise City, j. r..
AGEErs-B. M. DuReli & Co., Idaho City, I. T.
DuRen & Moore, Silver City, I. T. 22-H
Coin Exchange on Portland and San francisco
given at par for coin, at
First National Bank, Boise City, I. T.
AGENTs-B. M. DuRefl & Co., Idaho City, l. T.;
DuRel Moore Silver City. /. 7. n22H
Currency Exchange on Portland and San
Francisco given at par for currency, at
First National Bank, Boise City, /. T.
AGENrs-B. M. DuRel1 & Co. Idaho City, 1 t.; YT.s
DuRen & Moore, Silver City l. r. n22H
Revenue Stamps sold in small quantities at
their face for GOLD DUST at SIG perounce, at the
Banking House of [n2Stfl B. NJ. DURELL & Co.
Gold Coin paid for GOLD DUST at the Banking
House Of q tn2stfl B. NJ. DUREIL & Co.
GreenbacLs sold for Gold Dust at the Banking
House of -[n2Stfl B. M.rDURE1L Co.
z. - = : 49,. s. - a = Z Z 3 - -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

DANCING ScHooL.-J. G. Bohen will commence to
teach dancing in all its branches in this city, this
evening, at the large new hall of the Good Templars
See his advertisement, 80 800 sgssss
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

Coon TEnPLARs-The following is the list of off,
cersof Boise Lodge No 2. L O. Of G. T for the cur
rent quarter: A. o. Bowen, W. C.. T.; Mrs., NJ A.
Pnney. W. v. T.; T. T. Redsull, W. s.; E. s. Jewell,
W T.; p. II. Nevins W. F. S.; A. D. Barley. W. M !;
Miss Z. Harr, D. NJ Mrs. A. Redsull, w. T. G.; r. A.
Beckart, w g.; J. B. Herbert, W. P. G. T.; g. A.
Baldwin. w. c. The Lodge meets at the Good Tenn
plars' Hall every Tuesday evening. *
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

Gold Coin paid for GOLDDU at the Banking
Honse Of Y ~ [n2StfI B. NJ DUREIL & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

IDAHO CTrY MARKET.-Durng the week we have
seen in this market venson rabbits grouse, prairie
chickens, duck, and splendid mountain trout. What
interior market can equal this g sz5t@& 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

First National Bank, Boise City, l. Z.
AGENTs-B, M DuRe1 Co., Idaho City I. T. -
+ DuTseH & Moore, Silver City, 1T. n226
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

Revenue stamps sold in small quantities at
their face for GOLD DUST at SIG per,ounce, at the
Banking House of [n23tf] B. NJ. DURELL & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

sLosT. -0n Wednesday morning. Nov. 20th on the
road between Idaho City and Cold Spring Ranch,
there were lost the following articles, viz: One light
leather vase containing ladies' clothing silk dress
es jewelry, &c.; and covered valise con-
tanning Majors uniform and gentlemen s clothing
liberal reward will be paid for the articles any
them if left at the store of Powell Ooe in this city
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

GooD THNG.-Andrewss 4 Co. HAYES large three
inch forcepu and hose sufficient to lead to every
part of their large wholesale brick store on Wall
street. as means of prevention against the comru-
nicaton spread of fire. The large well in the cell
lar Of their store win yield good supply of water.
It is wise measure Of safety against the element
most to be dreaded in this community.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

Creams AND ToBAcco.-J s. Mansfield has choice
and fresh lot of cigars and tobacco at his retail stand
in Maydenbauer Riids Miners Brewery.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

VEGETABLEs.=-We return thanks to the owners of
the Pioneer City Garden Vegetable Depot for heap.
ing big basket Of prime vegetables comprising celery
turnips parsnips carrots, cabbages, and horse rad
ish, with big lunches of sage and summer savoryto
garnish the lot which they sent residence last
Tuesday. Their depot, in Pinney's old fire-proof
brick vault Main street. is stocked with excellent
Vegetables of their own raising n ElEE " Z z.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

BIG THNG.--We call attention to the new adver-
tisement OF Chas. J. Bernstiel in this number. He
has received great portion Of the immense stock Of
merchandise which he purchased in San Francisco
during his recent visit there and is now ready to fill
orders to Completely ft out interior store, to
satisfy the wishes of the retail purchaser His goods
were selected with particular care by himself and the
whole stock is of superior qualities. lie has excel
lent duck and Irvine for hydraulic hose, of all Sizes
quicksilver all kinds of groceries, the best brands Of
tobacco and of liquors. thorough assortment OF
clothing. erockery, glassware lamps, sc, See his
advertisement.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

GreenbacI<s sold for Gold Dust at the Banking
House of [n23fl B. NJ. rDURE1L & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

DREssMAKINe-The attention of local readers is in
yted to the advertisements of Mrs. Orendorf and Mrs.
Lund, dressmakers, corner OF Montgomery and Wal
lula streets They make every kind of ladies' apparel
and under garments for gentlemen, and, having un-
doubted capacity in their line, those who award them
patronage cannot fail to be fully satisfied.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

COCKPIT. The new cockpit of Cody s. Northington,
in the basement of Codys splendid new brick the
old corner, viii be opened tonight with grand bat
tie royal, and single fights afterwards. The pit is
very eommodiously fitted up, with raised seats in
circle all abont the room, SO to give good view to
every spectator. There viii be big sport tonight.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

HANDSOMELY DoNE.-On last Tuesday evening
Messrs. Maydenbaur Rid sent to this Office very
bounteous lay OUT of Russian caviar, bread cake,
Swiss cheese, and champagne and something stronger
to help it all down. All hands joined in the under
taking, and with health and big luck to the liberal
proprietors of the Miners Brewery the LAST morsel
and the last drop disappeared.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

BURGLARy.-Last Sunday night the brick ware
house of S. Ridge Witt, merchants of Centervlle,
was entered in two places, and quantity of opium
and other articles stolen AS far as we can as
certain no clue has been found of the burglars who
were Cinnamon beyond question The value of the
stolen goods is stated at about 000 There appears
to be organized gangs of burglars and other classes
of thieves operating all about the Basin at present
Powder and lead surely administered, would cure
them of the complaint when caught 1saza2
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

DELINQUENT TAxEs.--Assessor Frank B. Britten
desires us to explain to this public the of cer
tain class of which have led to the publication
of some delinquent taxpayers who really not
The assessment was made before the great fire of last
May, upon lots, and buildings upon them. Since
then the ownership of some lots has been changed,
but these changes were not known to Mr. Britten.
me names q fne oElginai owners o.
where the present owners have paid the taxes
because it is impossible to particularize the lots
there being no map or lot numbers Of the city plat
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-22
About

DR.. Day. Superintendent Of the
Binghampton, N. ", Inebriate Asy-
lum, publishes q letter in which he
advocates the practice OF totally with
drawing FROM, the habi.ual drinker all
liquor. in opposition 10 the prevalent
idea that the patient must be gradual
ly weaned from toe use Of alcoholic
substances. and POUNDS his assertion
Do the fact that lie has treated $500
eases during the past ten years. He
believes that a man who has been in
the habit Of drinking a QUAR- Of LIQUOR
per day will suffer more b. being al.
lowed only a pius and 2 adually less
within the same lapse . lime than he
Will II he is keIt alto either from the
use o. It. IEs Bio ID Of such patients
:. III MS on ;aS POISONED by the sub
stahce alcoholic @lionsls con-
aaih. 90 does not. therefore, sec
~ os .ty Of administering any
49, such poison, even in intinites-
| doses. lie believes hat nothing
,rt of absolute abstinence will keep
the incbriate even after he is raised
up from his former life Of degreda-
ton.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-22

system on the TwrrM,

There arc thousands of little things
that really do not take any time at all
to attend t., because they come in as
part OF ones general management and
occupy odd hours only. One man in
passing through his fields may see a
mullen or q dock, or some other vile
weed Of the stronger sort, ard up il
ZONES lie will not allow such growth
u sap the goodness Of his soil. An.
other will pass them by unobscrved.
\ whole pasture of mulleins, q whole
field of white weed, a whole garden
full OF yellow dock, would hardly ex.
cite his notice. Now a farmer who
takes a few steps to pull up a yellow
dock, really spends but little time in
keeping down the vile weed. and he
probably effects more in his days
work than the man who neglects it.
lie viii soon have less, till his fields
are clean and free from such worthless
growth. ltis the system that one
adopts. and the want Of system on the
part of the other, that makes the dit.
terence between the thrifty farmer
and the carlcss one. If you fud a
mans ield reasonably clean and free
from weeds, his pastures free from
lnullcins and such like growths, you
may expect to find his barns kept in
order, and would observe but little
waste of feeding substances, or other
things about the premises; you would
ind his heart in the business !; and it
makes a wonderful difference at the
cnd of the year whether this general
system Of economy is adopted or net.
A farmer who keeps his tools scatter
ed about, and who suffers the hay to
20 to waste on the barn floor, will
justify it on the ground of want Of
time; but the fact is a reasonable de-
gree oforjer and ncatness saves time /:
and not only that, but it makes the
difference between success and failure
in any farming enterprise. 1t makes
q vast difference in the results Of the
year, for instance. whether a herd of
cows in a dairy arc regularly MIXED,
regularly fed, and regularly turned
out of the barn or not. Everybody
at all conycrsant with farm manage
ment knows that. In one case it is q
steady, persistent system, in the other
it is chance. and the chance is that it
won't pay.
In conducting any farm, many
things have to be done that do not in
themselves pay an immediate profit.
1t is the future results that are to be
looked TO for the returns in money. II
the fields are kept clear of weeds, the
grass will flourish and yield good
crops. If the pastures are cleared Of
brush and mulleins, they carry more
stock. and the good crops of hay and
the good pasture put on flesh, and beef
and mutton, which, in the form Of
these products, or in the form Of milk,
or work. or wool, must be expected to
pay in dollars and cents. Here is the
result of system, and the farmer who
adopts the true system and follows il
I'D VIII he sure to succeed, or if not,
he ought to, for the result will gener-
ely cas- the value OF the system.
-uass. Rloughmaa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-22

We some time since copied from
one Of our exchanges a plan recon-
,nended which was said to be q cure
for uneasy and kicking cows. We
tried ii with success. 1t is as follows F:
Fasten a rope around the ankle oftEe
left fore leg. and pass it over the back
Of the cow, drawing up the foot to the
body, and securing the rope around
the hind leg nearest the mixer, and if
her tail is trublesome iasten that at
the same time. This is similar we be.
lieyc to the Rarey plan with horses
that is, the tieing Of the foot prevents
their raising the hind feet, as in doing
SO they lose their balance. One OF
our neighbors who tried this plan
some tirae aud with success. says his
COW became SO accustomed to it that
she would hold her foot up when he
went to milk her, and continued to do
SO until finished, although not tied.
The story may seem tishy but he is a
maa of veracity and his word may be
relied upon.-Northern Farmer.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-22

The Publishers will commence. on November
l.t, the issue of Harper's Bazaar, a weekly H.
Illustrated Family Journal, devoted TO Fashion
and Home Literature. Their aim IL twofold; to
supply the existing need of a Weekly Fashion
Newspaper, and to combine Herewith q first
class literary journal. which will be indispensa-
BILE to every household.
Arrangements have been made, at an immense
cost, with the most celebrated Of the Fashion
Papers Of Europe, especially with the famous
Bazar Of Berlin, which supplies the fashions to
the leading journals of Paris, 70 furnish the
same to them in advance, so that hencefogth
the fashions will appear in Harper's Bazaar
simultaneously with their publication in Paris
and Berlin-sn advantage enjoyed by NJ other
journal in the country.
The patrons Of Harper's Bazaar will receive
every fortnight large pattern plates, containing
from forty to fifty fu~ll-sized patterns Of ladies,
misses, and chi,dren's bonnets, cloaks, dresses,
under. clothing, and other articles, accompanied
with the necessary descriptions and directions,
and occasionally an elegant Colnred Fashion
Plate Of the size Of Harper's Weekly.
Harper's Bazaar will contain Is folio pages Of
the sire of Harper's wekly, printed on super.
fne eslendered paper, and will BE- published
weekly.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-22

800

Harpers Bazaar @4.co
An Erfra Copy Of tie Magazine, weskiy. 0,
Basay viH be ssppiied gratis yor erery Club 81
Fire SuJscriJers al t4.V0 each, ia one remittance ;
or Sir Copies for 2 0.000.
Back NamJers can De applied AT sny time.
- Subscriptions seat from British North
American Prorinces must be accompanied nsth 20
cents additional, 70 prepay Enikd Sta,ss postage.
Address
HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
Franklin Square, New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-22
S1,criM.,s sale.

NY virtue Of an Execution Issued out OF
and under tho Seal of the District court of
buchanan Co.. Iowa, in favor of the state of
Iowa. and against ihe goods and chai'els, lands
and enc Of Edward Rcins, ! have levied
upon the following described property. viz:
Lot nine, ia block twenty seven, in Stoughton
1 Meclure's al Adm to The Village tnow city,
of Independence Buchanan Co.. Iowa.
Which property, n abe We described. | viii Of
fcr for sale. at ,ublic auction. nj the door Of the
Sheriff Office. in tie city Of Independence, ON
Saturday. the :;1th day OF November. 4. H..
l>G.. at u'clack L. ", Of said day, to the high
ct Liidcr. to atis.y sail Execution and costs.
4. CROOKS, Sheriff.
Shcr.frs Office. Inlcl ~cn'icncc.
October 18th, 1867. Els-iw