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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March 20.
]. II. Bowman, one of the proprietors of
the Democrat, on Sunday shot : former ems
ployee named Geo. Cooper, whom he CHARGED
wi,hNinsuIting his little dsuehter. Cooper
will probably die. The examination takes
phesl on WsduSjday. '''f-
The national convention called to meet in
May, upon consultation of the committee, has
been postponed TO Independence Day.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS,

NV OslkAxs, March 81.
yer. Sheridan has issued orders removing
from office the Mayor of the City, Attorney
General Of the State, and Judge Absl. of tha
1st District Court of Nev Qrissns. EdvSfd
Heath bas pesn appoihted Mayor B. l..
tynch, ATTORNEY General, and w. II. Howe,
Judge.
Reports from points above, on The river,
say the levses are giving way, and .he vaeis
lower valley viii probsbIy ns inundated. "
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Pork Packing IN tn. West.

CINCINNATI, March q.
The Price Current Publishes to-dsy the an.
nual report of pork packing in the West.
The number Of hogs packed is 2,421, ,254,
against 1,765, ,e55 last season. The general
average weight is 232 II pounds, against
23l g. 10 pounds last season and ihs yis,d
of leaf lard is 9si pounds.
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lgst SNEw YoiK, March a.
z Al accident occasred on the Rtis Rsslroad
near Mast Hope this forenoon; the. train due
at New York at :. n. uus thrown from the
track; the ttrain vss badly amashed, the en-
gineer instAntlY killed ,and several passengsrs
injured.
Morris DoaAeAn has been akrsdl6o, chArg,
- vith ~ mafaer q his viz; ~ WMofng-
ton s1ree4 1sssdsy &igik
& A toboeos warekouso in First avuane, IN
. - - as1Isss n~s
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Fatal Alsereation,

CArRo, March ~.
A private letter from Elizabethtown, dated
Nawch the 25sh, s1aens that Captain Gibson
hgt and killed Hdfhes Bei. The letter
merely gives the facts without details, except
that tie cause Of the shooting was whisky
and politics, and that Capt Gibson acted e.
tirely 10 self defense. Bell vas shot jusl
ahove he heart, and died IN ten minutes
sfaer. A coronsr's inquest was held on III
body. and verdict rsturned in sccordancs
-v;fS he shCvs fscp. No legHl sxaniaqeioa
"a ~ naie vhsn ~ acerssapoaasoi
wrote. sH
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CARo, March q.
A decree hss been issued against the dis
tillery of Frank Priest. of Decatur, and the
property, consisting of highwines, distillery
and fixtures, is ordered to be sold on the
third Monday of April as confscated prop
erty.
the rate of Eve to ak inches in "a hours.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD. March 27.

SPRINGFIELD, March ~.
A strong pressure is being brought to bear
on the Governor, to commute the punish
msnt Of John Girdel, under sentence oi
death, in St. Claire county, to be hanged on
next Friday. The circumstances of the case
are familiar 10 moss Of your readers. Ths
condemned man d convicted Of the premedi-
tsted murder Of . man named Zimmerman,
about . year ago. The Governor has fully
examined the case, but has not yet arrived Al
spy determination.
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FROA ST. LOUIS.

sT. LouIs, March az.
dno. Finn was nominated for Mayor by the
Democratic Convention to DAY.
The Merchants Exchange passed a resolu.
ton to-day 10 suspend the Genital system un,
til fully ad opted BY cities
Weather, damp and cold.
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UTE tlBlI D!sPiTtAEs.
REFORM BILL PASSED TO
SECOND READING.
APRIL Sra THE DAY FOR pERATE.

LONDON, March 20.
The knelish Governn ent has decided moi
to persist in claiming the return Of Lamarind
the French forser, who was taken from Cen;
ada, under the extradisiop .esaty, a. It Wa
clsimed illegally, but reserves the night to do
%, should they have cause hereafter TO re.
new the demand. bsf h35t
Lospos, AsYch ai.
In the Hpuse Of Commons the reform bin
passed TO y second reading without dissent.
ing voice. The debate was fixed for April
9Th.
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Challenge for Prize Fight,
xsW YoRs, March 2T.
Aaron Jones has forwarded a challenge ,o
Michael AdCool, of St Louis, Offering to
match him for $1,000, and to fight within
two months
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GOOD NEWS FOR SMoKElS.
~ hNAbLEDs by the recent change in
tho Revenue Law to reduce the price OF cigars ana
want my customers 70 usdsstaad that viii not allow
any dealer 70 underself me
Remember the Place
"hersJeu always found good cigar, at
PRrnR sAUIRI,
heh@sd4s Matnst between eth TIN.
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Frsa u1hus, Ohio.
CoLusBus, March 27,
In the Senate to nigh, a resolution am end
ing the Constitution, giving the right Of suf-
irsse e psAffoes, passed, yeas 2s, nays IL.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-05-21
MRS. SMITHS OPINIONS

The other day made afcall,
As ladies sometimes do,
To hear the news my friends could tell,
And tell them what knew
And as We sat in social chat
Ger steaming cups Of tea,
81 don't know what we're coming to ~
Says Mrs Smith, says ste.
s.They're making laws at such rate,
1t almost drives me wild; t~~-.
They 90 not care for God, think,
For woman, man, or child.
They've forced the negroes in the cars
Along with you and me;
And who knows where they II force them next?
Says Mrs Smith, says she.
'sTheir children are to go to school
Along with yours and mine,
And if we white folks should object,
Our rights We can resign. 80
All social lines must be removed
Because the blacks are free;
Such things Do, to be endured"
Says Mrs Smith, says she.
"And not content with all these gifts,
Bestowed with lavish hand,
The negroes must be fed and clothed
Throughout the Southern land
The taxes now are high enough,
Bat what they yet may be
IT'S not in human power to guess"
Says Mrs. Smith says she.
PHILADELPHIA Sunday Nerc"ry
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Grocery and Provision, Store.

Under the Mansion House, opposite the Springs
Building.
have on hand, and will constantly keen. Corn
generally.
Also, Sugar, Coffee, Crackers Nol.sses and in
fact everything in the Grocery line a family NAV
need. '
have also a 6ne lot of Northern Potatoes and
some very fine No. Mackerel. =
will sell as cheap as the cheap pest Try me-
Bee+ The highest market price will be paid for
country prodace CT all kinds.
Febls, 1867. en- so A. BERRYHILL.. r.
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HIGHLY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

Wishing to change my business will sell 25O
Acres Of LAND in and adjoining the iowa of Char
otte li0 acres in corporalion) On the Tract there
is gooe Mill site, % feet fall, with first rate Dam
recently built. and race dug, and all the large tim
berS Tor Mil House on the ground. The Tract
can be divided 1t is worth the attention OF any
one wishing paying property, an investment
ANY information can be had by applying TO the sub
scriber. ". F. PIIIFPR
Sept 10, 1866. If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-05-21
JOHN EOGE..

-. r I c l. t L r -
Respectfully informs the citizens of Charlotte and
surrounding country, that he is prepared to
facture gentemens clothing in the latest style and
at short notice. His best exertons will be given to-
render satisfaction to those who paronize him.
Shop opposite kerrs Hotel. next door to Brown Il
Sits store.
s-Januay l, 1858. -Ess- So -
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JOSH BILLINGS ON L1NCH PINS.

| want to bet three dollars that no man ever
matched himself agin the devil, but what be
got beat.
And | want to bet one dollar and seventy. five
cents mere that there IL no vilIin on airth so
grateful mean az he who recommends vice
that he has too much prudence to indulge in
himself.
hav held that if man is virtuous, he kant
be ignorant: and | still hold to it.
Aim hi, if you strike low. The man who IN.
dertakes tew jump three hundred and seventy
five feet ahed. will certainly make good try.
never knu man who was alwus anxious
few repent of his sins before he had committed
them, who didn't want the sharpest kind of
watching.
"Don't put oph till o-morrow what kan be
did to-day" 1t is better even to do foolish
thing at onst, if you have positiffiy made up
yure mind to do it,
never bet emmy stamps on the man who IL
always telling what he would have Gid if he had
been thare
Faith don't appear to ne tew be ennythinc
more than tip top good sense; and the faith
there is in this world now won't keep a man
from falling to the bottom of we'll if he lets
go of the curb to spit on his hands. ~
When git to not having emmy good luck, it
does seem to me that kan have more OF i. than
emmy man [ ever knu, and not half try; sup.
pose it seems jst 50 to you, my friend, don't i?
kant think of emmy talent now. that il so
apt to descend from father to son, unsarnished
as the gift ov exaggeratiCn.
',There aiut ennything nu under the sup."-.
The old fellow in Connecktcut, who carried the
same old jack knife for forty three years, and
wore out nine new handles aud twelve setts ov
sblades, says SO.
There amt, after all, but one right way to
dew things. hav seen kows that you could
milk on both sides, but they want more than
half broke
a man may hav perfek right to be born
single, but bought whether be has ri sht tew
contiuny on SO
l take it. that the excellence of human nature
consists 10 lifting the greatest amount ov sorrow
with the least amount ov grin.
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NOTICE

We take pleasure in Announcing to the Ladies
that we will attach 10 House early in the Spring
first class French Millinery ESTABLISHMENT, of which
due notice will be given. A. WE'LL l. CO.
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n. WI. PEsETCFHzEeEs,
EliRsac. Cora. &c.

Thomastown Lime, Corn and Flour, for sale at
the lowest price at the Charlotte S. c. Railroad
Depot.
Feb 25 1867. ". W. PEGRAM D.
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r EanToV-ETD-

cGlnmOHlOnS store Room Formerly occupied Dy
kAHNWEILER & BRO, where will continue to
carry the General Mercantile Business in all its
varions branches and would respectfully call
by any other House in the State, which we offer at
exceedingly low prices.
CI,OAkS! CLOAKS
French black and colored Cloth Sacqnes, Dasques
and Circulars, Silk Sacques and Basques.
RICH DRESS GOODS.
We have in store one of the largest Stocks
of fine Dress Goods offered in Charlotte. Our
Stock consists in part of all Wool DeLaines, EN-
press Cloths, Popns, Poplinettes, Alpaccas, Lns-
tres, together with general assortment of all the
low priced Domesties, DeLaines, Prints, &C, &C.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Best Kid Gloves in all colors, Ladies' 1eeced
line Silk LiSe, Bulir and Wooden Gloves. Me:ino
Gloves. Superior English Hosiery for Ladies' and
Misses, all OF which equal to any ever offered in
this city.
- WHITE GOODS
Ofevery description Table Cloths and Table Lin
men, Towels, Toweling. Knapkins &C., &c.
CLOTHING
OF every description. Frock and Sack Goats CASH
mere Suits Coats, Pants and Vests and a complete
line of -.-. .... T 1871
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. a
Boots, Shoes and Hats, all of which we offer at
enormously low prices at Wholesale and Retail.
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS
OF every description received every week and sold
at prices warranted to prove satisfactory to pur-
chasers We take great pleasure in showing our
G GODS to those who will favor with a'call
49,. -..--... .. a. WE'LL CO,
Kahnweiler Bros Old Stand, Trade ST.
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ELIAS & q eeEE EN-
@ q T~j @ 81.

G = O Q Q 7" ! Q s.,
And general assortment of Merchandise suitable
for the Trade, all of which has been carefully Sc
lected ana viii be sold, 'not less than cost" but
truly at VERY SMALL PROFITS.
An examination OF our Goods and Prices will
satisfy old customers and the general public that
they can Sd FE MONEY by calling TO see
ELIAS Il COHEN.
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Millinery and~Ladies Fancy Goods.

MRS. e RULINGS is offsfing her Stock Of Bon.
nets, Hats, Ribbons Feathers, &c. greatly reduced
prices. Ladies invited call and examine these
Goods and hear prices.
Dec 10, 1866.
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FAMILY GROCERIES

and supplies, consisting of Bacon, Flour, Lard Su-
gar, Coffee, Teas, Cheese, Fish, Sardnes Tobacco,
Cigars. and all fine G Groceries.
share of the public patronage solicited Ihave
been long in business here, and am determined
keep up my reputation for selling good articles at
fair prices. NJ. D. l.. MOODY.
Sent 81 1866 IF
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L E II T E r p A FIR

Just received on consignment, 100 Reams Of
Fooiscap, Letter and Note Paper, which can be
bought very cheap. Also, $50 dozen Web=ter's
Elementary Spoilers.
April 8, lS67. ELIAS & COHEN
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Times are SO dull in Bowling Green, XIV
that hens lay last years eggs
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Es q X z u.

have opened BAKERY at my old Stand, op.
posite the Presbyterian Church. where will be KEPT
constantly on hand fresh BREAD, CAKES, &c
Families supplied at all hours, and On reasonable
terms
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Hats aud Furnishing Goods

AT and UcIOW cost.
N. B. All persons indebted, either by note or ac-
count, to "Fullings & Co.." "FullingS, Springs &
Co.. or "Fullngs Springs" will please come for
ward and settle.
ggy~ Don't mistake the place, No. 4, Granite
Row, one door below the Southern Express Office,
and directly opposite the Mansion House
january q, 1861.
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III Iw FOODS.
BUN EsA q VI & ANG.
Are receiving their
S RI C S z O G. Z

Which will be sold at small advance New York
Prices. Their stock consists of eycrythin belong
ing to Ladies and Gentlemen's wear.
Oar Stock of DRY GOODS consists in part of
Calicoes, Deiaines, FouIards, Chaies, Poplins,
Bieached and Uhbleached Domes1ics, Irish Linens,
Table Linen, fun stock of Jaconet Edging Cambrics
and lnsertngs, together with large lot of osiery,
&c &c
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Boots and Shoes for Both Sexes

In this line cannot be undersod We keep
only those made of the best material ana for neat
ness of tit cannot be surpa Weinvite the citi-
gems OF Charlotte and surrounding country give
US call; we are positive you will not 60 away dis
satisfied.
Oar establishment is easily to be found-it is the
Corner Store Under Mansion House
March %, 1867 BUXBAITN &r.Sc
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AEsEES' TRIMMINGS.

Buttons, FFnges, Tasscls and Bugle Trimmings
Ladies and Gentlcmen's HATS, Of the most i'm
proved styles.
ElOthing, for Men and Boys of the latest Paris
styles. None kept hut of the best qualities and we
car guarantee satisfaction 10 all that are willing to
trial
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Southern Express Company.
The Southern Express Company,

The Southern Express Company,
For. the transportation Of merchandise, valuable
packapes specie bank notes. bonds, &c for all parts
of the South and Southwest in connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
have established their agency at SO BROADWAY,
NEW YORK where orders to call for goods to be
forwarded South will receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and valHahles delivered TO Harnden's
KinsIey's American and United States Express Com
panies for the Southern Express Company, will re-
ceive prompt dispatch.
For particulars, rates Of freight, &c. &c apply at
the Office of the Southern Express Company, SO
Il. B. PLANT.
Dec 49, 1865. President
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The highest cash price paid for clean cotton an,
linen Rags, at the New Book Store
March Is 1897 TIDDY BRO.
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DIR. u. WILLIS.

SURGEON DENTIST, OFFICE ON G.
- East side Of Main street; the next yysssSsssA
hg- Persons wishing first class work done viii do
well to call. gfs.4ra nltf
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J. ). MAY
A. p. NYTTCHELL. MI. ID.

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AC-
H coucheur. R8-Otfice at his residence on Buena
Vista Bar. Boise County, T. r., where he will be at
all times found when not professionally absent n1tf
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BY LAST EVENINGS STAGE.

New YORK, May 1.-The trial of Jeff Davis
is likely to be further postponed
1t is said Attorney-General Stansbury's opin-
ion on disfranchisement of rebels will be averse
to the action of Gen. Sheridan in Louisiana.
A dispatch from Fort Laramie says the In
dians have surrounded Horse Shoe Station, and
fighting was going on The telegraph supply
train had been attacked, their provisions de-
strOyed and OutpOsts driven in.
1t is said Surratt's trial will begin the third
week in May.
lSenator Wilson made Radical speech in
the African Church at Raleigh, N. c.. last
night. Two negroes followed him and made
conservative speeches.
The North German Parliament closed April
18th, with three cheers for the King of Prussia
The late Odd Fellows celebrations in all the
Atlantic cities were very large and imposing
that in Washington the grandest ever held
The procession marched to the Presidents
mansion and was received by the President.
San Francisco dispatches of April 29th re-
port Hall McAlister, an eminent lawyer, dan
gerouSly ILL.,
Mccall, the defaulting Treasurer of Santa
Clara county, was arrested at Fort Churchill,
ON his way East, and $1e, 500 taken from him.
He is held in custody.
Gold closed in New York, April 30, at 1898.
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LAST AUGUST a girl of eleven years left her
house in West Monroe, New York, to pick
berries about hill a mile or more away. She
has never been seen since. Early last month
some boys playing about the hill came upon q
great mass of snakes, and chased them to a
large hole among some rocks. At the entrance
of the hole they saw a skeleton. They re-
turned to the village, gave the alarm and the
village surgeon, after an examination OF the
skeleton, pronounced it to be that Of young
girl A little tin bucket, much rusted. which
was found near the spot was recognized by
proofs were discovered as left no doubt that
the poor child had been killed and eaten by the
snakes. Fire balls were east into the hole, and
nearly hundred snakes taken from it by the
villagers
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r. e. FooTE.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
IA fee on Wall Street, below Main, nearly oppo-
site Kingsley's Boot and Shoe Store. n1tf.
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HoNoRABLY SAID.-The Denver (Colorado)
Ne,cs, in giving description of the fine new
Catholic Church, the Catholic Academy and
Orphan Asylum in that city. and the progress
made in founding Catholic College there,
also, adds: ~
Much as opposing denominations may de-
nounce the Roman Catholic Church, all must
admit, that in works for the general good our
Catholic Church of this city has by no means
been laggard, but on the contrary leads the
advance.
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NEW SERIES.

General Sch0feld has warned the Richmond
Times that It's course will not be longer toler-
ated.
In Virginia there prevails good feeling be-
tween the whites and blacks, where they have
been left alone by agitators.
Laying track on the Union Pacific Railroad
from beyond Omaha has been RECOMMENDED.
and there are rails for 400 miles of road ready.
The President will visit Raleigh, N. c., on
May 18th.
LONDON, April ga General Conference
OF the European Powers, to settle the diff
culties between France and Prussia, will meet
at London on May 18th. 1t has been agreed
that ID the meantime the fortress of Luxem-
bOurg shall be dismantled. The Conference
will be composed of representatives from Great
Britain, France, Prussia, Austria, Russia, and
the King of Holland, as Grand Duke of Lux
embourg. 1t is understood the following terms
will be agreed upon as basis for the dehbera-
tl0ns OF the Conference: l. France not to
enlarge her present boundaries. g. The forti
fcatiOns of Luxembourg to be evacuated and
dismantled, 3. The future political status of
the Grand Duchy to be aScertained and de-
termined by the Conference, and the final de-
cisiOn of the Conference to be guaranteed by
all the Governments participating therein.
The Paris Pre8se says there was a rumor
that Bismarck had rendered his resignation in
consequence of a difference of opinion between
the King and himself, the Minister being un-
willing to accept the evacuation of Luxem-
bourg on principle. 1t was said that Wonder
goltz would succeed him.
In the Northern German Parliament motions
brought forward by Bismarck were beaten by
large majOrities, and all that he opposed were
passed-One motion by q vote of 2O2 to 80. The
Polish members who supported Bismarck then
resigned
1t was rumored that Russia and Prussia
were in negotiation for the cession to Prussia
of all Poland, to Yistula.
Ninety members had withdrawn from the
Bohemian Diet on account Of the irregularities
the present election
A Berlin letter to the London Times says
that Russia seems faVorably disposed to Pfus-
sia, while Austria affects an impartial, but
somewhat suspicious neutrality.
The Courier de Lyons confirms previous
statement of the dispatch of war material to
the east and northeast of France.
The Frankfort (Pruss) Journal says that
all workmen in iron and timber to be found in
Strasbourg have been engaged for service in
the arsenals, and heavy guns are being for
Warded from Strasb0urg to fOrtify Metz.
The italian Government has given very
orders to prevent or repress any at
tempt to violate the Pontifcal territory
1t is officially stated that Napoleon express
ed his satisfaction with the negotiations now in
Luxembourg
1t is said the Russian Government will re-
ceive from the United States fleet of iron
clads, instead of the stipulated sum Of money,
for Russian America.
The Prussan Government has accepted the
for general Conference to settle
the Luxembourg question on neutrality basis.
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:. u. McGOWND.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW OF
IN flee over Centervile Brewery, south side Wall
street, Idaho City AJ Al business entrusted to his
care viii meet Immediate attention, and prompt re-
mittances will be made. t n1M
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Semi- ateekly Nqrld.
PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS

MASONIC BunD1ye, -: WALL STREET.
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J. MI. BE1,TS.
DIR. E. EVANS.

MNAMILY PHYSICIAN & ACCOUCHEUR. PAR
< ticlllar attention given to diseases of women ant
children. Office on Wall street, few doors abov
Chipman's Drug Store, Idaho City. n1tf.