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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12

TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION Is PHILApEI-
PnIA-Thc boiler in the establishment of
Geascy x Ward No. ,0l2 SAMSON St. Phil
adelphia, exploded ut six O'Clock. ON the
afternoon of June 9th The boiler had been
complained of as not being in good order.
The building was entirely demolished. and
considerable damage done t. nelghhoring
houses by flying fragments. As soon a. pos
sible the work of getting out the dead COM
mcnccd. Thirteen persons have been dug
out. six of whom were dead, and two who
were alive when taken out, expired shortly
afterward. Five are at the hospital badly
wounded The bodies of the dead arc much
mutiated, ami cannot be recognized. The
engine was newly packed that afternoon, and
in about five minutes after, the explosion
occurred. The engineer had started the en-
CINE ard turned the water on to supply the
boiler. The scene appalling III the
greatest degree. Amid all this destruction
of matter and combustiblc material, smoke
was seen curling out from the top of the
pile \ forge had fired the rubbish. The
firemen labored with herculean strength to
rescue the unfortunatcs, and one or two were
got out. But the flames increased fcarfulv,
and nothing could be done to save the burned
and half-stIiicd men. In short time the
entire pile of rubbish with its twenty-five or
thirty bodies was one mass of flames. \
man gled mass OF headleSs trunks. without
arms or legs. were got out during the
evening.
The Hartford Carpet Co. mills, situated at
Tariffville, Ct, twelve miles from Hartford,
were burned to the ground June 10th. This
company probably the largest and most
extensive in the United States The loss will
be very heavy and great many hands will be
thrown out Of emplo yment.
The stockholders OF the Boston, Concord
and Montreal railroad, at the annual meet
ing at Plymouth last week. gave the direct
ors power to extend the road from Littletor
to Whitefeld The distance is about 10 miles
and the estimated cost is 800 600.
An attempt was lately made in Paris to
assassinate the Car of Russia 1t failed
and the Pole who fired the shot was at once
arrested.
The emperor Francis Joseph Of Aus iris
was crowned King of Hungary on Saturday
As was to be expected, there was a vast con
curse of people and great enthusiasm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
RODNEY k.UNEs.

ATTORNEY AND C0U.SELI0R at Law
MASTER AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
OFFICE OVER THE POST OFFICE
MONT PEEEER. vs..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12

srARrLiNG TRUrH.-ihousauds de annually from
neglected coughs and colds winch soon upen INTO cen
sumption, equally fatal diseases Of the Lungs
when by timely ct single bottle OF NisIat'r Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry lives could have heen pre~erV
ed o a green old FSM@iWl
MANHoon ANn Yol.1nrI.I yIGoE are reg.lned
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12

Of all Preparations contain injurious substances,
which sooner later Will entirely destroy Tie healthy
gtuwth hair. The best chemists les iiy That
ret's Vegetable Hair Restorative possesses NO I'M U
RloUs SUBSTANCES WHATEVER that can hy any
possibility unfavoraby affect the hair scalp but that
on the contrary, It's ingredients are the best known to
science growth, beauty and preservation OF the
hair, and Il heathfui preservation of the scalp
it,.s..ft t, .t prug~iSrS r2+Nt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VlGOE are reganed
II. s.s- Ur-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12
Brsn.s ARGENrINE HAIR DE

The perfect, economical quickest safest,
harmless relinble Hair Dye ia HE world Easy
It's ap. hcarcn changes erl7zs. Try OF red HARM
tneou~'y tu bright perfectly natural brown or
black. Warranted ~ all cases the money
refunded. GEO. c. GOODWIN & 90, Boston Sold
an Druggists may. july & -ept.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-12

4. 4. 3IINER- President.
limo B.-ton
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02
The Prospect.

We publish . long and able article
from the pen Of Admiral semme",
late Of die Alabama, cd tu-in.clhcl
Ut fhe Memphis iluAein IL pre-
.snts b gloomy riesarc n oar future
prospects but wc might as well l~g'"
o. look the consequences Of secession
fully 10 the faoc--a ruined country
the white race turned down, and the
negro invested with the power u
govern, the present generation de,
prived Of the right to vote and hold
Office, aud everything Of the will anc
unlimited control Of . military DIES
pot. Such are the practical result
Of secession. Verify, the "blood
drinking" politicians of the Soutl
have proved themselves competcn
architects Of ruin 10 themselves an'
our once happy and prosperous homes
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02
Marrfod.

On fhs 2ia Inst N tie fesldence
n tlr brides hfhet Ny Rev ~ NJ.
Morrison, W. Tboa H. Kyle aud
Miss Ella r. Wgatoh
On The same day same minister
officiating, al Che residence Of The
brides father, Mr. VIM H. I'artsc
ADD Miss Ida r. Duggef
On Thursday, February q, by ih'
Rev. W. j. Barbee, Capt. H. Coy
Woodland 10 Mis- NJ Lizzie Boyce
all Of DeSoto county, Miss.
We congratulate our gallant frien'
and bis fair bride. Bright be- tb'
land or your future, sweet rs tb'
flowers Of summer, and calm as th
twilight morning Of springs mos
pleasant DAYS.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02

t,af hhwdaosns ybung friend Wm.
A. wall, NJ fafd#s IN ~ Wv
Ymk shla GEEK Il buy Che largest
ssa aaes, agE n ro-ls sye'
bfsHsht ~ ihis eaniy
NJ A. ~ fowell, N I%IAiesvlllt
aIsg len dI. seek ~ Nov ymL Z
by ii. sp,iag .iauL' Ne Iu'en'ls Y
l#as sasdis I'll hollow 10 the selee
am n Mn sick-H w ean, W
The 10 No friendly competition nn'
rivalry " business bctween ael
clever gentlemen.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02

| am composed of % letters.
My u 3 IS q | lG 4, is a
celebrated pool on the Norwegian
coast.
My IA 10 10 II 2, is a substance
from which the Goddess of Beauty
was said to have sprung.
My 8 % IS 10 l z, was one Of
Argonauts in search Of the golden
fleece.
My II 90 16 10 % Is q, was .
celebrated Prophet of Thebes, who
lived in a connubial state for a time
as a woman and afterwards as a man
My | 6 II 0, is a Latin pronoun
Ny whole was one of the sever
wonders of the world.
Answer next week.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02
j. HickIing & Co.'S
Great Sale of Watches


Every patron obtains q watch by this ar
nnvement, costing but tt0, while Il may be
worth $3.50. No partially shown.
Msssrs ]. Hickling 4 Co.'S Great American
Watch Co, New York Ciy, wish 10 immedi.
aieiy dispose Of the above magnificent stock.
Certificates naming articlcA are placed IN
..slsa developed Holders arr entitled 10 the
articles named on thtir ccrtihcates, upon par.
mrnt Of Ten Dollars shether u be = watch
worth $3.50 OF one worth lee. The return o.
any Of our certificates entities you 10 the arti.
eie named thereon, ngun payment irrespective
If is worth, and q no article valued les thar
40 Z named on any certificate, Il will Al ono,
BE- seen that this = no lottery, but q s,raighI
forward legitimate transaction, which mar b
participated in even by The most siidipust
A single esrtihrain will b. sent ~ mail, prs
paid, upon receipt Of IS csnts esc fr 81
eleven ior a., thirty-three and elegant prvmi
nm for As, sixtysls and more valuable premium
~ sio. one hundred and most superb waicl
or sls. To agents Or ihose wishing employ
nett this isa rsr o%pportunliy. II Z a lssiii
rnsleIy conducted business duly authorized h.
the government and urcn 70 he maas enrehl
scrutiny. Tar rsi
Address ]. HfCKtiNG q %.
ila hruaissy-asaf z. a.
ea-sm CITY q Sev Ysst.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02
CorroS quotations in Memphis or
Thursday were as follows:
Prospectus ofs'The Weekly
Hespcrian."
A Journal Dcrosd 10 the Literary fntre', q
the MississiPpi pdiisy.


On Saturday, the fifth OF January,
1867, the subscriber commenced the
publication Of THR WEEKLY HEspB-
RAN, a paper which, in matter and
style, he hopes to render acceptable
to the soundest Judgment and the
most delicate taste.
The Hesperian will be strictly lite
rary, and its columns Will contain
Romances, Essays, Poems, historical
and Biographical sketches, reviews,
ana articles on various o'nei n.e'y
topics hehgl'n u WI, lease " w.
pulpit; pohtics 10 tue nus''ues, y.'
at the same time " WIN ehoeasy'
hcu'ca'e a 'aS'e lor Tue y"ay'ui anu
true re- among al elasse' anu V'EIes
Inc ,sso'ns feature =. 'ae iipu-
ran "Il DC us 70 ,ae LIE
RAEY INTERESTS o. 'ne sll'''ss.Pp,
Naiiey' Iiere, u es,u.', so 70
Dc 'ne homes =, s"o s.ul h""w;n
the american people, anu ne's w"
DC tne minui 'he ,n.,ey auu y
wealth 70 sustain anu Snee. 'hv al-
lars OF our american society hoy
essential 'hen' lna' TINS %lha &c ere
ya'ea aua rena.u' aaa nov Ianes
N M'h".~"s..s as;.an.L,
- ~ ;bo literary confer Of our great
%,.,lov
Avn
., A..
WIN lorm r spee'a, ea'a' 9. wy
hesPef'an' ine h's.v'y o'
was eommsncea IN y nIs' nuinOe1,
anu u VIII DC iViioWeu Y se'',s ~
nlstor'cal articles reIa'lng r c
orleans' memphis, hous.ae' ""
clnnati, Vhieago, anu ai Tue "o.e'
cities in the MiSsiss'pp' ,sl'ey' nc,
curate ana interesting biographies,
sketches OIL the most P,ou'he"' snu
enterprislng citizens wiz appear ITO"
'ime 70 une N l.s ool ms n,
MONTHLY FASHION IMPORTS VII,
be published. these reports VIII
contain the latest Eastern iasaioh, ~
well al . description OIL Nha' ID "Or'
IN ~ west
CONTRIBUTORS OF MERIT
and Of established reputation, hav'
already been engaged: aud the pro
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02
CITATION NOTICE,

The State a Mississippi, pspol> ccunts, To
NolosneH Simuhuns Gideon .. Simsunns. Nancy
Itieosvp. aaFKnsst Smith ard Dane Baker. heirs
At Law Of uidcon spaldinF. deceased. tnssshsr
with Madison Ceofgs, hszhand q said Nancy,
asd Bsnlapib Sfzith, hpzhspd of said Margaret
Yea Id each II fss sfs hsrehT assa !,
sppsss hsasre the Probate court Of aid eoun,y,
II the esar, houss thereof On he tesrsh Non
day IN March, 1887, ihen and ncre 70 show
rss.s 81, The frai seeeer, q Y Y. rksnsrs
saminls,rsiur o. The estate Of s,ld deceased
should not he allowed sni approved. By
otdsF ef eour, Issued fehfnsn !, isss.
kb1lss VI r w0orrEx Clerk
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02


The Charlottesville VA Chroni.
icif SAYS. "Not q drop of blood ha.
been she'd" No, not a drop. The
Russians DO MT practice capital pun
ishpen,; . criminal receives the knout
until his back l. beaten into n Jelly
The Americans do not hang a doDcr
or 50 Of leading characters when thcJ
suppress q rebellion. They 4,
not shed q single drop Of blood
Humanity il Zoo refined In the grcaI
Republic for that. Their mode o
punishment is this; They roast thCil
entire population over a slow fire
They ingCniou.ly send q rang thro
every heart, from the richest To III,
poorest. They mortify, they humili.
ate, they degrade the entire popula.
ton. They destroy industry, the,
crush with taxation, they blas III,
energies Of the people. They govern
them without representation; they
keep open the wounds Of civil war
they incapaCitatc them from holding
Office and voting; they seek TO Civ,
the control Of the country to the ne.
grocs; they make a Poland or a ia.
maiCa Of Virginia or Louisiana
they do worse; they put the white.
under the feet Of the blacks-bu.
they shed no blood.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02

An exchange, in suggesting a 10,
Of amusing tricks 10 be performed In
the family circle, among others men,
tons, "The printers delight. take
a sheet Of note paper, fold Il care
fnlly, and inclose q bank note suii-
GENTLY large TO pay up arrearages.
Keep your eyes on the printer, and
il you can detect a smile, the trick Is
a succesz'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02
Southern Department
or NE
PHGNN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
rASoIA, MISS. 3 s

The undersigned h nov prepared 10 issue
Policies u Insurance against Gre In the above
old aud reliable company, whose cara asssss on
the sfss q July, 1889, ssrs si,oi3, T1aIs.
Buildings, merchandise. cotton In ztnrs. etc
Insured a a. low RATES zs are compatible with
certain indemnity All losses promptly adjust
cd aadpaid TH0Iss T. CLARKE
aagll-5m Resident Agent
X .. Hsmliu. Memphis. Tenn, Soathsrn IN.
pervsing Agent
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02
HOARD OF POLICE.

There win he . special term " the Beard d
rr''-e ~ ps~cie ~'a-ty held a N. -r.st.
house ~ sia epah.y On Ne frs, Monday Va
March, 1891. ~ order " ne court. issued
February 7, 1881.
fis-a y. ?. wooTrEs, cIsss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02
n. N. PEARSON,
Howell, Wood & Read,
No. 332 Main Street,
toid stand Of Speed, Donoho 4 s,range,l
TgyM.

Nessers Howell, Wood / Read have now on
hand, and arc receiving, one Of the largest
stocks Of fall aud winter goods ever brought TO
this market. Their stock comprises everything
needed By planters and consumers generally.
Their stock Of blankets, negro goods Of every
description, shoes, hats, ctcsis full and com
plste. II my old friends Of Pamela and adioin-
ing counties will call on ME. | think ! can sat
isfy them that | can do better by them, both In
price and quality, than any other person In
town. As I have lost everything in the war,
and my salary depend, on the amour, that |
sell, ! hope my friends WIN call on me In par.
%ticular, and | will try and do them eoda.
s. n. PEARSON.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02

A bachelor, the other morning. re-
marked that wives who use the
needle are like the enemy spoken Of
in the panble-they ser iar5s while
the husbandman sleeps.
A gentleman rode up to a public
house in the country and asked,
"who Is The master Of this houseg'
aI am sir," replied the landlord; "my
vie has been dead about three weeks.'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02
rSsoLvrST MOTT

The State af Mississippi. Psss'a !
the heirs Of Jesse wstssn. dsrsssss
tate Il asee.sea vas reported ia,ss'
A.v.s. .=.m isse Of the Pruha'
said sesEsy yoa ere hsrssY ~
hate yuuf claims and have them I
ihe Probate Clerks efiee % $50
Ne f=.~ Il nr.eh~- iast az tssr w
haired. ~ arisr Of csafh 90,
pc BLACK
,spl-s-n ,adai
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02

MExrms Rr-rsrxeEs. Il. llowkins, ]. NJ
Zimmerman, b. Myers, John Graham, DR.. j
W. Lennlch. s. II. Jones CAN'T ( waddell
WIN. II. Webb, Dr. ". D. Harrison, Captain I'd
?. Lee, Il. Y. Looney, n. b. Mitchell, sioyall a
Flippin, Col W. W. Coleman, Dr. A. II. Voor'
HES DR.. Y. p. Bates Pitscr Miller, Colonel W
L. Maxwell. DR.. d. Dunlap. Sardis fe2-3u
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-02
Proprietor "Hesnerian."

No. Go Olive street. 50 Leuis.
Editors Publishing ,hs sboYs sdysr.
tisemeut (ineluding this notice. aud
ealing attention 70 il editorially,
will be entitled 10 an exchange.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21
"A RADICAL IDEA.-The N. Heru1d's

"A RADICAL IDEA.-The N. Y. Herald S
South Carolina correspondent says: g aaa~
sa5 The manifest destiny of South Carolina, if
peace is to be maintained between her two
races, is the Irelinquishment of her soil by the
whites to- absolute occupation blythe blacks"
a89 This sort of 'smanifest destiny means that
if the blacks hold absolute occupation /" Of
the soil alive and above ground, the whites
would hold " absolute occupation = Of the soil
in their graves, and the Radicals of the North
would be responsible before God for their
death. sansi4o AN IS iIlaass .lsa4e4
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21
The Peruvian Congress have voted a gold

The PERUVIAN Congress have voted gold
medal to Juarez
A telegram of Ang 18th, from Washington,
says it is tumored that one hundred millions
of dollars have been stolen from the U. $.
Treasury.
The body of Maximilian has been surrender
ed to The Austrian steamer commander.
Napoleon will meet the King of Prussia.
Gov. Andrew Of Massachusetts, Is mentioned
as likely to be Stanton's successor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

THANKS TO E. Lobenstein, of Silver City, for
copy Of the SACRAMENTO Union of Aug 14th,
in advance of the mail, by Express, Yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

AMONG the steerage passengers who arrived
at New York. on Tuesday, on the steamship
Iron Age, from Amsterdam, were ten conVicts,
who were sent here by the authorities at that
places-B0ston journal. fob 1aq aaH 80
. As the Washington authorities imported
thousands of the poor of Europe to fight the
South in the late war, likely enough the same
party is now importing the class above mem
toned to help sickles, Sheridan & Co to gov.
ern the South. ssroa ao8q sa5 so ao.aa4a
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

THE Statesman of yesterday says that on
Monday the Supreme Court met in Boise City.
and adjourned, without transacting business,
to meet again yesterday. As Judge Kelly is
not present it is likely the Court will adjourn
to a future day, when he may attend e q
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

COUNTY ELEcTIoNs.-The average Demo-
cratic majority on the county ticket in the late
election in Ada, by the official returns, is about
$50; in Boise City it is about 80 3t
The returns of the county election in Owy-
hee are not given in the last Avalanche. That
paper thinks the Radicals elect County Com
missioners and, perhaps, the Auditor but the
Democrats elect the rest of the officers. a
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

Commemorate telegram to Salem, Ore
gon, says the rolling stock, iron, &c, to COM
plete the first twenty-fv miles of railroad from
Portland to the head of the Willamette Valley,
has been purchased
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21
On Davis as q soldier and a man. ?

ON MARRIAGES. Court in Cincinnati b has
decided that marriage is a purely civil con-
tract, and that living together as man and wife
constitutes marriage, whether the compact mas
been formally made or not. Perhaps the same %
Court would decide that the issue Of such 6"cly-
il contracts are common property to be APP
piled On payment of the debts Of the contract
ing parties, or entered up as so much s.proft
and loss account" .1sn. og3 5Gt 1sbr9m 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

WHYq Tits strange thatwhile the extreme
Radicals denounce Horace Greeley for having
gone on JEFF Davis bail bond, they have no
words of condemnation for Joseph Mcfarland,
editor of FOrney's Washington Chronicle, who,
at the Press banquet in Richmond, just after
Davis release, proposed "the health of Jeffer-
son Davis as a soldier and a man 9-
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

pc - MARRIED:
In San Francisco, Aug, q, Dkv1D H. JACKSON, Of
owyhee, Idaho. to oRRIE GALE IF clyde Ohio.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

Lively PLACE. New JuIeaburg Colorado,
did not contain a single house, one year ago.
Itnow contains $500 inhabitants, and, q cor
respondent says of it--Here are three of the
1argest gambling houses west Of New York.
One honse has nine different games going on
every evening The proprietor of another
pays $500 a day rent for his establishment,
ana it is said he is making an independent for
tune. 4sU hea8 I'd ans,raf s+sa8ved sss.Ig
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

QUARTZ IN ,LEMHl.-John Adams, well
known here, returned last week from trip to
Leesburg, and informs US that, while the pla-
cer. mines there are next to worthless, several
really good Lodges of gold and silver-bearing
quartz have been discovered. He reports one
ledge to be very rich. 9 BIZ .l1s1s 81 VI sllES
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

CROPS IN THE LOWER CoUNTRY.-By ev.
cry channel Of Communication from the Val
leyslbetween hereya and the Columbia river, as
well as from the Willamette, the intelligence
comes that the grain crops of this year are I'm,
commonly short Mr,IJ, e. Wilkinson, OF this
city, has shown toiusla letter from his business
agent in La Grande, who writes that the Ry-
nearson brothers in Grand Rondo Valley have
told him their field of 800 acres of wheat Of
this,s season will not yield any more than did
100 acres OF the same land last year and their
farm is one Of the very best in that alley.
There are q number of farmers in Grand Ronde
whodo not intend to cut their. crop this sea-
son, because it will not payto doso! The
same conditiOnO Of things prevails in Walla Wal
la Valley, and in the q matilda country. All
the small grain crops win not amount to a
third Of the product, Of last year, although .
greater number ofacres are under cultivation.
And n the great willamette Valley of Oregon,
.SvT49reEa faifdresha new er before occurred in
over twenty years constant culture, theg grain
crops are in many instances next to total fail
l,f8esg Willie III no case do they come anywhere
near to the average standard OF former years,
FloHr islikelyto beashig hpricediarticle before
another year rolls around Notwithstanding the
large surplus which remains of last years har-
:, V1.estsoA failure 10 California would vastly af-
fsaf the rnarketsa4 ri ytiT0tam g9Q, y isa bsaaW
saG sds Wszb baa 5s5iEoi
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

SEIzED.- The heavy Wholesale liquor house
Of Nudd, Lord & Co. San Francisco, has been
seized BY the IT, S. Internal Reyepue officers,
for Demanding the Government, in re-flling
stamped casks, Of above 100000 The affair
grows more sefioas asiitis examined into BAL
PRIZE EIGHT IG II T 1.-Two pAgilists named Miller
and Nyland, fought in prize ring near Sauce
lita, Cal, Aug 10th, for 2 hours and 90 MN
utes The fight was decided to be aidraw.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

BAD FELLOW Michael Mahoney stole two
mules fromsC Camp Watson.6 Hewas followed
to the Dalles, where the officers attempted to
arrest him. He commenced shooting at them.
They returned the fire. severely wounded him,
and escaped unhuFtt themselves Mike had to
surrender and is in prison. III bfs .bs3soa low
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-21

! CHEAPER FARE. John HALEY, the prcpri
etor Of the fast stage. line between Boise City
and Umatilla, has perfected arrangements
with the steam navigation Companies on the
Columbia and Ocean routes, at that end, and
with Henry Greathouse, proprietor of the stage
line between Boise and the cities at this end Of
the route, so that he can now furnish passen-
gers with through tickets from Idaho City to
Portland and San Francisco at reduced rates
ma schedule of which will be found in his
stage advertisement on the fourth page of this
paper. From here, Mr. Eb. aPinknam conveys
passengers to Centerrille, PlacerEille, Granite
Greek, Pioneer City, and intermediate points
in this Basin, at low fare ,.4r.zf f#a3tfatfs