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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 8.-The Senate
to-day passed the Homestead bill. 1t
exempts personal property to the amount
Of $500 in gold. The Judiciary Commit
tee reported In favor of removing the
Capitol back to Milledgeville.
SAVANNAH, Sept. S.-A. A. Bradley
(eolored), who was lately expelled from
the Georgia Senate, held a Republican
meeting last evening. He said that Cleft
and others, carpet-baggers and Yankees,
are not to be trusted, and advised the
negroes not to trust the white people, es-
pecially the Yankees, who were the
mesnest Of people. He doubted if even
mulsttoes could I e trusted, as the white
blood in their veins might gain the mas
terry The recent action OF the Georgia
Legislature turning Gus the negroes
would Increase the n jority for Grant.
AT first be thought the negro members
would draw their rev0lvers and assert
their rights i'm blood, and which would
have benefited the Democrats. He was
glad they had done otherwise. He yss
glad the Ginning election, which ever
way 1t went, wOuii cause bioodshed.
The whole speech was of a rambling and
contradictory character, many hearers
being doubtful which side the speaker
supported. Hs spoke nearly the whole
evening. About four hundred persons
were present. The meeting passed of
quietly.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 8-Brevet
Brig. Gen. McFerfan, Deputy Quarter
master General, in charge of department
of Washington, has been ordered to
make a special inspection of the depart
ment of the Cumberland: He will re-
port what portion, if any, of the duties
at present performed under direction of
Lieut.. Col. Ransom, a advsntsgeously
be transferred to the Quartermaster
Generals Office here, and what steps are
necessary TO hasten the completion Of
the cemeteries as rapidly as is consistent
with the proper care and dus regard for
the honored remains resting there.
a number of tobacco dealers from New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Richmond have been here requesting
the establishment of a bonded tobacco
warehouse in those cities. They will be
established. The only question now
pending is as TO the number and location.
The Treasury Department to-day is
sued to the Commissioner Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Compsuy 1850 $1,000
bonds for the 26!h and 27S.h sections of
that road, which terminate at the 18th
mile post, west from Omaha.
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SMITH has sold himself to NUM- for a
consideration. The two wings Of the
Radical party OF Shelby county, which
BRowNLow cursed so Justify for their
dissensions, have at last Joined hands.
Hencefortb, and especially during this
canvass, they are to be a unit In all
things. ToMENY and BEAUMONT have
been considered in the latest bargain,
and are to be rewarded by being CON-
tinued in their respective ofices-pro-
yjded GRANT is elected. SMITH, the
immortal SMITH, bondamRn of the fore
sworn HAMILTON, is to be the dispenser
Of the Federal patronage of the Eighth
District-if GRANT is elected.
The Post is to be merged In the BuaLs-
tin-the thief and the liar, as they enti-
tie each other, eaton and BEAUMONT,
are to lie down together and peace
is to reign where erstwhile was
heard only the sounds Of war.
The United States patronage in sd-
vertIsing and the legal advertising
sfthe State ingenious device for rObbing
poor people, are to be given to the Joint
concern, the proprietors of which are
thus to be saved the remnant of their
capitaI, and be reimbursed for the heavy
~outlavs they have made in the interest
of the "Horse-talker."
There is joy in the Radical camp to-
day. A little while ago and they were
as RACHEL weeping, not because OF the
absence of the little ones, but for fear the
spoils were about to pass from their
hands. They are jubilant to-day, these
Radicals of Memphis. They have buried
the Ratchet, they have embraced and
solemnly pledged themselves to compel
their niggers (black and white) to toe
the mark. The poor creatures who
night after night have marched in pro-
Justify believing the lame of
SMITH have been sold out-have been
bartered away as so much "Old
cast-of garments, to be laid aside,
put off or put on as interest may dictate.
Like so many hogs they are taken to mar
ket, these niggers Of SMITH, and sold to
the highest bidder. NUM- is ambitious to
strut another brief hour in the halls of
Congress, and he forthwith buys SMITHS
to enable him to do it. They are
to be consulted. BARBOUR LEWIS
says they are but "the creatures OF
an hour" after a little to be driven from
the State by the white emigrants OF the
stripe, which the said BAR
BoUR is to introduce. Niggers are no.
bodies, ssys BARBOUR. They are rot to
be consulted. They are to be ordered,
driven, Walloped SIS BARBOUR used to
waIlop the only unfortunate colored wo-
and child he owned before the war.
Nieger's q niger, says BABB0UR,-no
what 1 may ssy in public, niger
is Niger.
We salute the future learned, dignifed
and VERY moral successor OF Judge
TRIGG Mr.. BARBOUR LEWIS.
We salute the future Postmaster, u C
of the trembling incumbent-Mr.
RUAL HoUGH.
We salute the future immaculate and
not-to-be-brlbed Collector of Internal
Rsvenue-former Representative from
Bolivar and present Senator from Mem
phis-SNuTH, WI.
We salute ye sll, Radical bargain buy
ers, purchasers Of votes, niger drivers
and scalawsgs. A more precious set of
never disgrsced party by go
a trick.
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a public reception given to the repre-
sentative OF the United States, when it
was the object OF all present to cultivate
a feeling Of good will, it was an injury to
both countries for a man in Mr.. Roe
bucks position to use the language Of
vehement disparagement. We only hope
that Mi. johnson will not fail to notice
that the insult has been repudiated by
the English public opinion, with entire
unanimity. He may form an ides, how
ever, Of the honor in which he is held In
this country, by the prompt recoiI from
Mr.. Roebuck's words, which he every
where Witnesses"
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September S.-Lsvi Hart,
who was s~hockingly cut by roughs in a
free light last Sunday in his bar-r0om,
will die. Two Of the assailants have
been held for trial.
A whole family in Elizabeth, New
Jersey, were badly poisoned by eating
beef yesterday. They will survive.
The briclzlsyers' committee report
1896 eight hour men, and 7S9 ten hour
men at work; go of the Trades Union
OF this city will send delegates to the
National Labor Congress.
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OUR WEEKLY.

Our mammoth Weekly is now ready.
Persons desiring to inform their friends
at a distance Of the current events of the
day, will find the WEEKLY APPEAL the
largest and best newspaper in the South
west. There is in this issue thirty-nine
columns of reading matter, giving ample
and complete details Of every passing
event, whether in this country or in Eu-
rope. Copies in wrappers, ready for
mailing, may be had on application at
u counting-room. Commission mer-
chants should post their country friends
and send them copies of the WEEKLY
AppEAT
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PENNSYLVANIA.

READING, September s.-The Bsrks
county Democratic Convention to-day
nominated Hon. J. Lawrence Getz for
Congress.
PHILADELPHIA, September s "A
frightful murder has just come to light.
On Sunday evening last Mary Msrvian,
aged six years, who was residing with
her parents in the northern part of the
city, while sitting in front of her home
with her mother, was accosted by q
strange man, who asked the direction of
a certain street. The mother semi the
child to show him, IS it was only a few
steps of, ami the little girl has not been
seen or heard Of since until to-day, when
she was found in a brick pond, outraged
and with an arm dislocated and several
cuts oil her body. There is no clue as
vet to her murderer.
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enthrals us. All true statesmen must
see the absolute necessity Of meeting
this difficult question promptly and
calmly, but firmly and wisely. Let us
resolve to do it at once, and, in doing 1t,
to east behind us all the prejudices Of the
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, n. Y, September S.-Hon.
John I. Hoffman arrived here this af-
ternoon to open the political campaign.
At the Democratic ratification meeting
tonight he responded to the calls of the
crowd. He was met by crowds at every
station on the Erie Railroad between
New York and this city.
The Democrats OF this district (l6th)
have nominated Isaac Overplouck for
Congress,
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LETTER OF col. ROBERT JOHNSON.
In our issue of tomorrow viii be found
a letter from Col. ROBERT JOHNSON, Of
Arkansas, addressed to his neighbors and
friends of Pine Bluff, and in answer to
one from them, conveying their regrets
upon his departure for Washington.
EmsnatiDg from one who has for years
occupied a prominent position in our
sister State, this letter must command
nAfnnfinn
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Sixth Ward DemOeratic CIQb

WILL hold q meeting this Wednes Fay
w Evening, at ~ O'CLOCK. 1t is desired that
each ana every member should be present.
Also all friends OF the cause are especially IN
vtted. Hon. A. ID. Douglass viii address the
messing. All laoies are especially invited 70
aNIand Ina ahnNra nAanItn nanu IL
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DETROIT.

DETROIT, MICH, September 8.-Prof.
Watson, Of the Detroit Observatory, an
nounces the discovery of another planet
hitherto unknown. It shines like q star
OF the tenth magnitude, and at three
O'Clock this morning was situated as fol-
lows: Right ascension, So 49,; declina-
ton, 80 40f south.
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NEW ADvERTISEM'NTS

NAT ANTED-By a paying tenant, a small
w House with four roOlns and Kitchen, or
small storeroom and three rooms attached.
Give lowest terms and location. Address FEN
ant ADpeal Offfca- sepQ IL
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Tenth Ward Democratic Club.

THE members of the Tenth Ward Demo-
cratic Club are notified that there will be a
meeting st the Mississippi House on FbIDAY
NEXT, as there Is business OF Importance that
must be attended TO. A general attendance Is
requested. There viii be addresses by A. d.
Douglas and walter Coleman.
By order Of the President. seL9
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rhe l4tA Civil District Democratic Cub.

The regular M Getting Of the Club will be held
at Louis Hanewer's, on Kerr avenue, on Thurs
day Evening next. The members OF the Club,
and all IhUse who sympathizs with them in
their efforts to restore the country 10 a cJnsti-
tuuonal basis, are earnestly invited to attend, as
business OF importance viii come before the
Cur. }. e. X. RAY, President.
A R6Upr HnnV 90 ~
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NEW HAmPsaIRE.

CONCORD, September 8.-Ex-President
Pierce is dangerously i'll in this city. He
was taken sick on Friday last, and wss
more comfortable on Saturday morning,
but in the afternoon and throughout the
day yesterday and today was much
worse.
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Y. M. |. N. club.

FL sth regular weekly meeting OF this Z ub
will be held this Wednesday Evening at the
Stllman hall. As no able anu distinguished
speakers have been invited, IL need Lot be ex-
Eected that We Will be RECALLED with any fOrsibie
aud telling remarks upon the occasion. 1t is 10
re 4 strictly business meeting, the ted1um OF
winch csn be relieved By the members paying
Their dues. Questions in regard to the demon
stration On the 18th inst will be de ermined,
and measures adopted for more efficiently car
ryiag out the programme.
stSlt r. NJ MCKEE RS
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TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 8.-Hon. Jno. Trim
bic has been commissioned Judge of the
Supreme Court.
Gen. Dunbar has been relieved of the
command OF this post.
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Tenth Ward OolOred Dem. club,

WILL meet on Wednesday night 9Th inst,
w at the " NJ gsissippi House" corner Main
and Souta streets. Several speakers viii be
presei {. STEPHEN GKAYeOS,
49, It President.
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MARKET
New York

NEW YORK. September s.-Cotton heavy and
fully 10 lower sales 30 bales uplaDds 2sa
DC. Rice quiet. Coffee quiet. Sugar firm lO%
9lAc. Flour Irregular and unsettled, Wheat
unll and d~e5lining. Com quiet sut firm 81 l79
l -. Molasses quiet, Mu,cOvado 40c.
Dry GOodS-Standard brown sbeetfngs I6a
lB14c; Columbia brown duck SOC Amoskeag
stripes SIC for 8 by 2, and sac for . by s;
warren red ticks 25c Jewett city stripes, 3 by
5, l5c Pepperell brown drills lSc; do brown
Jeans DC Hamilton awning striDes Z71Sc An
dra.croggin bogs i7zc prints n@lLc.
Money is easy and in rather more demand :
call loans S@5c sterling quiet9agl1c; gold ~
9His old Tennessee IS new GSE.
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FOR Sale.

HOR6E and Buggy.-A very nne and thor
Ill oughly broken family horse. with anew
open Buggy and HarneS<-an IN complete
order-wfn be sold low. InQuire at Bescher
8, No. SsI Main street. or q
ses iy Corner Union and Third streets.
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New orleans sInrket.

NEW ORLEANs,September Section demand
good and prices lou er m~.ddllngs &c saIea 3I
bales: receipis 1858. Sterling bank 5S% a57c.
New York sight pard1s premium. Gold 43I.
SuEar ana MoiaSsss nominal Flour dull. su-
perhne e ;cho.ee Sll@l5. Corn, none on ieyee /:
ga lies nom store 81 O79l u; asking / I7L for
prime yellow. Oats firm and unclaimed.
Bran unchanged. Hay s24g&. Bacon steady
and hrun, shoulders Is1z eIIe; clear tfdes
1Sc; Pork steady $50 81. Land Quiet and drrn
in tierces Zoe In keg 22%c.
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LIVERPOOL, September. S.-Cotton closed
duh and unchanged.
LoSDoN, September S-Consols closed at "a
for money and e41s ON account. American Sc
curlties Qniei bat steady AZ q.
FRANKfoxr, SEPTEMBER gu S. sos closed
81 75%975s4,
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cineinnatI Market.

OSc1SsATI. September S.-FIour and grain
9uieI kna nhenanged: Corn 81. Whisky es@
meats lE49l4e. Bacon IL. l6@I7e: hams 2AGSie,
Butter S59S7c. Eggs lie. Elaxseed u saT5 s6,
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LoUIsvILLE. September S.-Tobacco volas
oEe6 hhds OF leaf; luEs So 500 60: common ~
medium leaf s9@tS 50; Davis county leaf siES
10. Flour, superhne SIS 1897. Wheat $50 *
Pork S28G95 50. Lard lsA@l9c sales 40 tierces
Bacon, shoulders 1S1zc clear rfb Sides IgIZc.
Gear sides l7Ac. Bunk shoulders l2lSc; clear
sides 1919.
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ST. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, September S.-Tobaceo steady
Superlne Flour sG&e so. Wheat 81 So ~
he; clear sides l5L@l7Lc. Isr6 isTSiae
81 80. N/@S
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$500 REWARD!

MILL DE PAID BY THE COUNTY or
w Ormsby, for the apprehension and delivery
to the sheriff Of Ormsby County, Nevada, OF
THOMAS RILEY, charged with the murder Of
Timothy q. Smith, late Sheriff Of tho County
aforesaid.
by order Of the Board Of Commissioners Of
said county.
NJ J. AsHMoRE, Clerk Of said hoard.
Carson City, Nevada, Lee. Is, A. D. 1867. 2od
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$1,000 REWARD.
STATE or NEVADA.
ENECrTfyE IMPAIRMENT


DY THE AUTHORITY ~ ME VESTED ny
- the Constitution aud Lava % the state 81
Nevada, hereby offer
REWARD or ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest aud delivery of THOMAS RftEN
to either the Sheriff Of Lyon County, or 10 the
Sheriff Of ormsby County, Nevada. Said Rile, l.
charged with the murder of Timothy O. Smith.
then Sheriff of ormshy County, alleged 10 have
been committed on the night of Thursday, De-.
cembcr IL, is67. at said gllcy's House, IN t,ou
County while said Smith was attempting 10 nfres,
him shooting one Miles o'Grady, the sane
night, at Empire city, ormtby County.
DESCRIPTIONS
Thomas Riley Is an fiishman; about five feet u,
iaehcs high; hair gray, formerly brown, eyes
blue, or gray; ordinary weight about one hun.
drcd and thrty.nvc pounds. and Ia srrcch and
action Is sharp and quick. when he committed
the murder he was wearing moustaehe and i'm.
perial.
In testimony whereof have hrreun,o -, riv
iWcyA hand nnd caused 60 be affixed the Great
s.s.S Seal VI the State Of Nevada. Done ai
Carson City, ihi. the 18th day q December, A. y.
is0'' II. O. BLsspEL
Attest:
c'N. NoTrw.nr, Secretary of State.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

NANE To THE HALF WAY HOUSE on OR
~ about the 18th Of January. 1SGs. one Ray
HORSE, about years old. branded on Che right
hip with an NJ left hind foot white: aud white
stripe in the face The owner will please call pay
charges and take hin away.
JACOB ALLENBACH.
Half Way House, Virginia and Carson Road.
January Is. 1s6s. jaIq-tr
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

Paying /, -. huggans. Esq. <sf Silver City, In
ssaain on.. sa visit here. He reports prosperous
S With iosa N mining and general business In owy.
'V City. winter sports and enjoyments In
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COOP NEWS FOR woRKINGMES--From some OF the
marty who came in from Deadwood Basin last week.
On brief visit to town. we learn that the mining
season will open there extensive plan. and that
,.lsast three hundred workingmen will be required
to hbor in the disgings and upon the bitches. As no
Chinaman will be permitted in the Deadwood mining
district, this large field of labor will be thrown open
to white men exclusively, We are gratided 10 know.
and this viii rebound materially TO the benefit and
prosperity OF Boise county generally. of this city,
and Of Deadwood Basin particularly, in the years
run. One Of the party in from there, who is all
experienced miner and man Of high integrity says
be is confident that good portion Of the diggings
already discovered will yield from much beyond
to good wages for fully four years 10 come. We
should not like to publish anything which would tend
deceive persons into coming here for employment.
when events would prove statements to be erro-
neCus, but We do eandidly believe that II hundreds
Of vOrhngmen flock here next season In quest OF
employment all OF them will find plenty to do, q,
good wages.
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Citv and County.

,or THE EAsT.-Sometime ago gentle-
w. came to this Basin early, almost fresh
man, VIM .ns States west of the Atlantic seaboard,
f0u resided here steadily down TO the Gay OF ms
ana East. made the long journey to the abode
dep.. ,outh. He was here somewhat noted Tor ms
Of m' so,dness for the ''white place. from
sIra'.e o;orated. and for his very decided manner
Vhi0' ,;no his preference for the "gals" there to
Of exp oyar met in Idaho. A friend here re-
any ~ .o;1od letter from this absent gentleman.
cenW Il is .strictly private" he has consented
anu IS nublish theappended racy extract-prSvided
$50 mention names. Of course we wouldn't
We 80 doing such thing. But we can't help
~,' -, the writer condemns the ''water" upon
uD as no friend of his here can call to mind
'' s.,no seen him try to drink OF that fluid. tbs
eva 10 believe that If he did taste scater at the
Cum ,,.s nurely an accident or that drop may
S''' '.,,d into his mouth while he was at toilet.
uoo cast discredit on the authenticity OF the let
x;t made him say he "found the water to taste
:. AS to what he says of the gals" We know
.s;rc Init it is fair to assume his Girl left Be-
M had simply got tired of waiting, and &C
- ..t,other chap" and he finds the other girls TO
', .our grapes, after the manner of Reynard in the
w, His profanity over the vigorously displayed
musical powers of the dear creatures is NO doubt
.r,rsd from sheer envy at the situation. But We
~. the extract in which he speaks for himself He
is brief but pithy t..
,,rh;nos don't look as they ought to. Every thing
no nbanced. and the water don't taste good. But
s sse Gas are worse than all The gals that was
. u left home are no more gals, forever. Some
VIZ children as big rs am, and others are super
nas old maids dried up and dusty. l guess /
an destined to be old bachelor. but l never
, sn SO till now. The gals have met are all
nowerhl friendly, and seem rather willing to marry
han otherwise and they mash Aels bells out OF the
piano J6rtes
Enottv timber, that Ell? He would but couldn't,
ne reckon. We expect to see him come back here
before the year wears away. and go around among
sOms of the Idaho girls for whom he undoubtedly
h,s sneakng fondness, seeking which Of them
he can be Benedick to- They may set him mighty
deep however.
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HE WEATHER.-The coolest spell Of the year has
oeen that within the past four days. TIE mercury
led to IA degrees below zero on Wednesday morning
a sai past O'clock and the day cold and clear.
Inc night intensely cold with the mercury at 10 dc.
sfceS below Zero at II o'clock. Thursday was also
intensely cold with the thermometer marking 10 de-
sess OeioE Zero At o'clock morning. and the same
ALL O'Clock, night Bnt yesterday exceeded any day
u 'us winter in GOODNESS. At o'clock, morning.
Tue mercury stood At Is degrees below zero. and all
4' ale irost was biting sharp. II was no day for
~-A us'ei round ~ith ~ light heart and thin
pair Of breeehes."
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Pleasure n.-.- This affair was very entertaining
,asasnt ,as lof al that attended. Inc music was
have been h inc supper decidedly good Il ought
better patronized. $500 :. o1sA'
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BIBLE DIcroxARY.-H. II. Bancroflk Co.. the
s''a' publishers Of law books and standard works,
''u ffaAesca advertise for Agents to solicit sub
p.'" '"r tae Ne" fAastrafed Bibie Dictionary.
NV D.. slea they are the exclusive publishers on the
4' COAST judged by the many and very warm
s" A'e1uAnons awarded the book by the most dis.
B. ~. ciergynen of the Eastern States, It must
but an attractive work for the general reader,
and a1Valnabie reference book to the theologian
ert.ss..H Sse Bancroft's advertisement in anoth-
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asa beto,ar . aiI--Yesterday PIN. Pencil drove i'm
aassprs.. O'clock. from Boise CITY. With the mail
Alshty good time. PIN keep Il up.
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yesterday morning Stephen Moloney had
-u mont teeth knocked clear out of the lower
hin - "coasdng" accident down Commercial stree.
~. s.u tue day before Max, of COINS store, had
hr eau s his head frghtfully bruised from SINH
still tho , UtAer shghter mishaps are numerous;
banged IN goes on So long az loss of teeth and
Be count.p mead constitutes fun. many will want to
uouI Dangerous sport. boys. s .@-r-l
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Ioh.,..., AoH CALIroRSIA--we are indebted to L.
H', ssnssisn' at Silver City, and Eugene Howard a.
csus,n, agents Of Hill Beacheys line, for latest
shb,. papers. The Sacramento Union Of Jan.
e aooS Spasch from Stockton. the TN, which SAYS
and almost ,o.a awsy several houses in Mlierton,
s0ns destruc,iay destroyed visaliA with probably