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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15


h WAsHfNGToN, Feb THE Senate passed
the bill declaring no further appointments
should be made without the consent of the SEN
ate. 1t authorizes the appointment of 25 spe-
cial agents by the Secretary of the Treasury
and Postmaster General, and FIVE by the Sec
retary Of State.
In the House. Wilson declared the statement
false that he had said he heard Chase declare
the Reconstruction Act unconstitutional.
Thornton, British Minister, was presented to-
the President to-day. His speech was very
amicable. ~
The public debt is stated at $2.527 BE, 1873.
A move is making to call a Convention of ali;
producing industries at Cincinnati, to control.
the Presidential election.
The North Carolina Convention have re-.
iected the bill to render ineligible for Governor.
negroes who cannot read and write, and they
ask Congress relneye the disabilities from ALI
who support Reconstruction.
The minority of the Florida Convention are
in secret session. The majority refuse to re-
cognize them. The first consists of one Brit
ish subject, three non-eigble whites, and six
teen negroes; the latter of four negroes and
twenty whites.
The Indians and u. s. troops have had a.
hard fight near Beales Springs, Arizona, in
which the latter were repulsed. Indian loss
sixteen killed. se. f--l.sIsf titesst
Gen Hancock has established four posts or,
the Texas frontier.
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! REWARD OF LoYALrY.-Ths Sprssgields
tiny Register gives the following illustration
OF the practical working. Of the bond and
greenback system, by which the Radical Con,
gress has legislated greensachs for the poor
and gold coin for the rirh: MI
Mrs. Fuller, the wife Of soldier whe lest
one arm aud one leg in the war, scompelcds
few days agcEto walk from Lynn, Mass, to
philadelphia, to get her husbands pension
the penssoa agent, who is q Radical, having
sought to swinale her. Having accomplished
the iourney, she was compelled to receive her
money in grecnbacks. The bondhoiders de- !
mauded their money in gold,s and the Radicals !
swear they must have it. - 81. I'll.
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RADICAL UNFAIRNRss.-A few days ago,
when in Congress Hon. +. Wood, Democrat,
uttered the words '"this infamous Congress"
in debate. he was called to order by the Rad.
cals, and by strict party vote subjected to the
by the Speaker. Ia few minutes afterwards
MIR. Farusworth, Radical, uttered very in
sulting remark and applied it to the Democrats
in that BODY. He was called to order, the
Speaker decided the insulting remark 10 be-
against the dignity and courtesy of the House,
but the Radicals, by strict party vote, defeat
ed resolution of censure in his case, although
they had just voted to have censure passed on
Democratic member ass5ass1 sH"r'
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Ho CITY BOISE COUNTY TERRITORY SATURDAY 49,
THREE OF ,EM.

At tavern one night -.
- Messrs. More, Strange and Wright
Met to drink, and good thoughts to exchange,
Says More, .tof us three.
The whole town will agree @-
There is only one knave, and that's .Strange."s (
'Yes," says Strange, (rather soreb
"I'm sure there's one More, ,IFu
A most terrible knave and a bite 3
Who cheated his mother,
His sister and brother 74las 81
80 yes" replied More, .that is Wright
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Cashiers house, to hang him. but he had fed
The Mexican Congress- have dafaatAd the

Cashiers house, to hang him, but he had fed.
!, The Mexican Congress have defeated the
bill to abolish the death penalty, rf al, s,
The steamship Nightingale foundered iii We.
ra Cruz harbor, and seven Of the crew drown.
ed, Jan. 29th. .9leSB9s
The President of the Suez Canal Announces
that it will be open to the largest ships by 1Oc-.
tOber, 1869. .os.,sa s.,.l .s,s-..l ....s
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The tone Of the English
press on Train arrest is temperate and con-.
ciliatory. nsI ID aDi1d1fd shea3-ata
Admiral Farragut is at Genoa. Oh aes, s
An attempt to shoot the King and Queen of
Portugal, while out riding. had failed. The
guard killed some of the assailants and wound.
ed others. --s-s-s
Napoleon will visit the Sultan at Constanti1.
nople next summer. - Il e,
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v g. Il. HODGDON,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR LAST CHANCE
u Bar Precinct. Office at the Warm Springs; resi-
dence, opposite the "Buena Vista Exchange" on Bu-
ena Vista Bar nItf
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Of
n fee on Wall street, opposite and below J. W..
EOOd Co. Store. Idaho City, l. T. n1u
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ajntels and 4estaMrants.
St. Charles Hotel.


St. Charles Hotel. s
WALL AND MONTGOMERY STs., IDAHO Cry.
Redon & Barthes, Proprietors.
NNHIs NEW, FINE AND CoMsIoDIOUS Es. No.
IL tablishment is located in the most eligi- s,,,a
BILE hotel site in this city, close by the Post kt
Ohee and Immediately contiguous to the principal
business houses and trade portion of Idaho.
The apartments furnished with entirely new and
carefully selected beds, bedding and furniture and
comprise rooms for single dodgers suites and par
ors for families. The utmost and cleanliness is
preserved in all parts of the house. ''
The Restaurant
Is in the new, finely furnished freproof brick next
door above c. j. Bernstiels, on Montgomery street
where the European plan Of separate tables for
guests is adopted. The tables supplied with the
best OF everything, seasonable or imported, which
can be obtained from
The Hunter, the Fisher, the Butcher,
Market man and merchant and master cooks preside
over the caisine. In the Restaurant Hall is the
General Stage Office.
For all the various stage routes within and leading
out Of this BASIN. We aim to keep
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
And respectfully ask the proper support from the
public in this endeavor. LOUIS RRDoN,
CASIhIR BARTHES.
Idaho city, Sept. 25. s67.-n4ltf
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aprotessional Cards.
II. Z. FOOTE.


"A TT0RNRYS AND CoUNSELoRS AT LAW. IDA
a no Citv Patents obtained for mining lodes,
under act of Congress of July 70, 1866. orFIcE-on
Wall street. door below Andrews Co.'S. nlu.
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!. RITUALIsTIc.-The San Francisco Times Of
January Goth says: aa.s Eaeus saa goi ts3a,
/ At the ceremony Of confirmation which was;
administered by Bishop Kip ON last Saturday
evening, at ST. James Church, OF which the
Rev. Mr. Eagen is PASTOR amongst the num-
bers confirmed, were four young ladies who
were dressed for the occasion in bridal cos
tune. white dresses, with white veiis on their
heads. This is custom ia the Catholic Church :
when youac girl reneuaces the world and
becomes nun, and is typicsl in that Church.
that she has become the bride of Heaven. We
believe, however it is the first time in Califor-
MIA. that similar ceremony has been enacted
In an Episcopal Church, and it has. doubtless
been adopted as q part of the new Ritualistlc
creed, to which the pastor Of this Church helds.
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FRON NEW lJRK.
New YoRK. Oct. 22.

New YORK, Oct. %.
The Convention tonight nominated tho
following city ticket: Register, Michael Con-
nelly; City Judge, G. ]. Bedford, Jr.; super
visor, VIM. n. Tweed Justice Supreme
Court, Judge Barnard. Tho Constitutional
Union Conventioa nominated The Same
ticket except Deonis McMshons for Justice
Of Suspreme Court.
A Panama letter states tAat oil the ports
Of that State are closed. The Government
could not raise $l2 GOO to hire . steamer to
take the troops 70 Chiriqui 70 put down the
rebellion there. An armed force took posses
sion Of the American newspaper, Tho OAron
icle, and were supposed to be looking for the
Spanish editor. 1000 asanda of American
arms were seized BY the authorities on the
18th and carried to tho barracks.
A letter from the Fejee Islands says new
trading and banking company which. in con-
siderAtion of certain rights and privileges
from the King, Thatambor had agreed to
pay the debt Of $4,000, ous the United
States, was finally in operation. The whole
Of the FIRST instAllment Was soon to be paid.
Many Europeans were sstt'eing in the Fejee
Islands, and newspaper is soon to be estxb-
lished. Machinery for crushing sugar cane
is expected.
The Herald states that several stock bro
kers succeeded in locking up in two or three
banks some thirteen million dollars. rnd =
panic in wall street day WAS imn nent
unless other banks come the assistance Of
the distressed. To-day there is danger of .
serious financial crisis.
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wall street Breh ers In distress
Unprovoked murder In Kfnsas.
BATTLEwITH THEKANsAs INDIANS.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1854.
ELECTION RETURNS.

WHsEllso, W. ", Oct. %.
Returns from fifteen TOW .ts show largely
increased vote. Gains thus far are in favor
Of the Democrats. The vote in this city il
not yet fully counted-much greater than II
1856. Two wards show small RepuN ican
gain. The Republicans claim tohave G. I'd
the state and elected oil their Congrer n
BY reduced msjorities, while tho Dem ts
are equally sanguine Of having gained sufi-
cient to carry the State by at least 2, 600 ma
iority. The result cannot be stated to night.
WHEELING, Va, Oct %.
Complets returns from Hancock and Ohio
counties show Rept Blican gains over the
vote Of 1866. The Democratic majority in
Ohio county ID reduced to l20.
Brooks cosnty gives small Democratic
majority, and gain.
Wood, Harrison, jefferson, Mineral and
Marion counties show large Democratic gains
Marshall county is claimed Republican by
700 majority, . ssir
Partial returns from Jason county show .
small Republican gain.
The Secretary OF the Republican State
Central Committee claims the State by re.
duced majority, and the election Of General
Duval to Congress in the 1st District
The Democrats expects large gains from
the southwestern county, which have not yet
besn heard from. The G. sirmsn Of the
Democratic State Central nittse claims
the State by small majority.
II will Be several days before sufficient re-
turns are received to indicate y result.
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LIyERPooL, Oct 23.
Minister johnson was welcomed n fha
Town Hall yesterday, by Mayor Whitley,
who presented him an address from the Cor
poration. Mr.. johnson replied briefly, to
the effect that the peace between the two
countries was not likely to be disturbed, and
that the negotiation going on gives assurance
that nothing in the past or present will affect
the peaceful relations between the two Gov.
ernments.
An sddress from the Chamber of Com
merce $ also read and briefly responded to
by Mr.. johnson. He declined to discuss the
free trade question, Is it was legislative
rather than diplomatic question
After lunch he visited the news rooms and
was received enthusiastically. Subsequent
II he visited the docks and river, and par
took Of banquet at the rooms Of the Law
Association. Stewart II. Brown ocuppied
the chair. Among the guests were Lord
Stanley and Gladstone. johnson made
lengthy address Of much significance and
interest.
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FROM lCALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Oct. % 3:l5 a. m.
Another severe shock Of earthquake oc-
occurred this morning and sent the people
shrieking with terror into the streets. 1t Is
impossible to tell at present whether any
further damage has been sustained BY shat
tered buildings, or any lives have been lost.
The streets are thronged with people in their
shirt tails. fearful Of what may come next.
The atmosphere is thick, and the weather
warm and sultry.
O'clock 4. A.-The excitement has
some what subsided since The shock at 2:l5.
The people evince no desire TO retire, but re-
main in the streets discussing the probability
Of : recurrence Of another disaster similar to
the one of the 2lst
s So'cLocK A. N.-There has been no further
earthquake demonstrations ,cs 2:15, ex.
cept very slight shock 1 IS. No sddi
tional damage has yet been ascertained, and
mono is thought to have occurred by the
shocks during the night. TT excitement
among the people hiss aba :. md business
is proceeding ~ usual. Tas wssther il
very thick and slight rain il falling.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NEW VEN, Cow, Oct. %.
The propeller Northampton, from New
York for this port, when entering Il hsrbor
this morning was struck smidships by the
steamer Continental and cut almo twain
She sank in ten minutes. Her .sengers
were saved by the Continental, freight
and baggage, of which thee large
quantity, vas lost. The en- ~. Of the
Northampton was seriously injured.
PHILADsLpHIA, 2S.
Legal proceedings we're commen I'D this
morning in the Court Of Common Pleas 10
contest the late elections.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. %.
The Presbyterian Synod of New York and
New Jersey New School) to-day adopted
resolutions in favor Of speedy reunion of
the two branches of the Church. The Synod
then adjourned.
The Old School Synod adjourned yester
day.
DErsorr, Oct. %.
The treat Republican mass meeting to day
was highly successful affair. Special trains
on the several roads brought large crowds
from the terror of the State. At 2 o'clock
as many people as could obtain entrance
gathered in the passenger depot Of the De-
troit l. Milwaukee Railroad, where speeches
were delivered BY Schuyler Colfax, B. F..
Wade and Sam. Galloway. On being intro
duced to the immese aadieacs, Mr.. Coiiax.
who was received with enthusiasm, spoke just
an hour.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

BUFFALO, N. T., Oct. ~.
Gov. Seymour, accompanied BY Hon. San
ford E. Church, Francis Kernsn and A.
echell will leave Friday morning and be At
Cleveland in the evening. as Chicago easas7
day evening, q Indianapolis Monday svenI
ine, q Colnmbss, Ohio, Tuesday svenisg, d
Pittsburg Wednesday evening, at Philadel-
phia Friday evening.
Kansas Clry, Oct. 18.
n. Scott, living about two nilss from Har-
lem, Clay county, was called TO the door Of
his residence at ! late hour last night and
was shot dead By some unknown psrsons.
Hs had recently been appointed Judge Of
the elections for Harlem, and during the
session Of the Board Of Review, had furnish !
Cd considerable infornation 70 the registrars.
His dsa,h il attributed 70 political difficult
ties.
sCLEyELAsD, Oct. 23.
Governor Seymour and party srrived from
Buffalo at p. m. He was received at ah the
places whore the train stopped BY con6dera-
BILE assemblages, and spoke at Dunkirk,
Wsssasld, Erie, Ashaahala, Paiasvills sad
tAis p,aes.
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FROH HAVANA.

HAVANA, Oct. %.
yolunsa asr companies are forming in oil
parts Of 5uba and fering their services TO
the Captain Gene. |. Order now prevails,
even in Puerto Principe, for the drst time.
Heavy rains are prevailing in the interior,
which prevents the troops from pursuing the
insurrectionists, or from operatir asswiflly
a. desired.
Information has been receive this city
from Halg in announcing t.r' ,arrec-
tionsists ar committing de2r in that
neighborhood.
A document purporting TO be eig BY the
revolutionary committee made itss sarance
this morning, inciting the people to rise
against the governments. Ths existence OF
such committee 10 unknown. Everybody is
in favor Of psace, and consequently the doc>
ument is unheeded.
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FRON BUFFALO.

e BurrALe, OCT. -.
The following dispstch from President
johns IN was received Gov. Seymour here
this .-orning
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WARRINGTON, Oct. ~.
To Hon. ratio Seymour:
see it announced in the papers this morn
ing that you will enter the Presidential can
vass in person. trust this may be so, ~ the
present position Of public affairs justi6es and
demands it I, is hoped and believed byyour
friends, that all enemies Of the Constitutional
Government, whether sscret or avowed, will
not be spared, and that their arbitrary and
unjust nsurpations togeshef with their waste
ful profigate and corrupt uses Of the peoples
treasure will be signally expssed and rebnked
The mass Of the people should be aroused
and warned againas the encr0schmentl G
despotic power noH ready to enter the very
gates of the citidai Of liberty. 4 trust you
may speak with an inspired tongue. and that
your voice may penetrate every jnst and pa
triotie hesrt throsghoat the land; let living
principles OF = VIOLATED Constitutionshe pro-
claimed ard fsslored; thAt psaos, prosperity
and .fsternai fseono nay rstnrn % : divided
and oppeesssd nAe1on.
(Sianedl ANDREW JoHHsox.
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FROH THE SOUTH.

DANvILLE, West Va, Oct. %.
10 the adjoining county Of Madison, North
Carolina, the Conservatives were holding =
mass meeting, when . riot occurred between
the whites and blacks. The negroes were
driven off the ground, but nobody was killed
though some persons were braised. Whisky
and counterfeit money caused the trouble.
MOBILE, Ala, Oct. %. !
A white woman, sixty years old, was as
saulted and raviahed by three negroes, IN the
outskirts Of tho city, yester,- -, in broad day
light Her life is in serious LANCER from the
injuries received. The citizens are in pur-
suit oil the negroes.
A mArketman WAS assaulted by ner oes
yesterday morning, short distance fro, .
city, and mortally wounded by muskef ;.
While insensible be was robbed Of e -
thing, even his shoes.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
,MmHIGHT ,REPORT.
FROl THE FAR WEST.

81. Louis, Oct. %.
A Hays City, Kansas, dispatch ssys: Col
Carpenter and Captain Graham. Of the 10Th
Cavalry, had IN sEeissd bsuah With 100 E6ey-
ennes and A--apshoes yesterday, At Buffalo
Station, sixty miles wet Of here, and killed
nine Indians and wounded thirty Our loss
Was three wounded. The soldiers Tough,
desperately.
A large band d, Indians. supposed 70 be
those who fought Colonel FoFsysA, nov
killing BuHfalos, two days march from Bu6a-
10 Station, their sqnavs and children accom>
pauyr them, are surrounded by the 9th
OAva and portion Of the 20tlt ~
Colonel King, Inspector General Of this
District, went oat this morning. All the
troops are on the move, and it thought the
sttack on Fort Dodge viii be made in few
days.
Colonsl FORSYTH is rapidly improving and
will be able to move down in . few days.
A company OF scouts left there this morn
ing, under commaBn Of Lest Poor, for the
purpose Of joining General Carr. Colonel
Moore, Of General Sheridan's staf, accom-
panied the expedition.
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DR.. GEO. E. EHlNGER.
HOMEOPATHIST!
Onlce ON Fourth Street,
Bet. Main and Blondeau, KEOKUK.

Having had over Is yesrs Of .xperispee part Of the
time Old scho u Physician, warranted IN
commencing my prssent MODE Of superior
being entr free nom the harsh aud iniuriors prsc
tce Of using poisonous doses Of Mercury Arsenic Opium
Ac ~her, by much irreparAble injury II constantly
Gone will continue TO pay special attention TO ths
seaacS Of Women and Children and Chronic diseases,
such scrofula diseasc. Of the Lungs treat, dis
of the Eye, Ccnstipatio,, Piles, by &o,, &C.
By the following com mpArstivp stadsti parsd BY
| the Atlantic Mutusl I.ifs Insura eeComl Albany,
N, Y, the rast superiority Of Ho.asopatl appear.
n its announcement that oomr say:
To these who employ the Hom9opath eysteFu Of
dicine whsp H. this Company will make deduction
taper eent from the usnal fates Of premium, feeling
isnsd that the mortality from diseaae 10 vastly
der this mode Of treatment. Prom . large man Of
scs gathered from all parts Of the civilss I'd
and supplied largely By Atopathic anth orites brAc-
the records the treatment Of 80 600
! disease, Ia drawn the following:
GENERAL SUMMARY.
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ss@ - $500 o''sS~ - e~~'As (
Wednesday,, Of November 18th, 1868,
for COMPLETING the excavation Of the Pris and the
construction Of the EmbA kment Wall OF the Canal for
rs: n. 70 ,. .e'.s ~ .aas long s1s..a,ns
from I avlie, lows, 10 Kenkuk, lows fhA width ~
the surface inside cfthe canal is to bs from 800
tC6 fess 10 emb snkn eut and $50 feet a excavation,
and 10 lsw vsssF to be feet A-ep All the tns tstis
slcssAted from Ii. PrAn VI ,hs .ans 70 be used 10
nlldng the Em kme-t The latter, th rougheut the
part of the Ill will be about 800 feet from
tbs wa shore excavation the bet
Of the canal will have slope Of " inches - the
mile Tbs embsi nert to be blit OF earth, Cay and
rock to he feet de on top, fncfudng the rpiap
covering and to be two frtt above high water mark,
with s,opes Of base TO verticle The outside and
Ia tase TO yeftcs on the inside. Tho average thick
nss' the sp-rp protection to be ~ feet on the out
portion Of the above Las air ally been constructed
say pintb the balance, much thereof sst
remainder of the furds appropria ed about $500 Coo
vi pay for IL TO be rriet
Ali propn.itiens state the rrice at which each
and kind Of work specified in the proposal to be
done aud bid Will be considered that is not defnite
in this respeot
pri ted copy ofths advertisement must be attached
to each pfoposat.
The reserves the r ht to reject any and
al bids
Each bid must contain q writ. printed guaranty
signed by Two rssponstble persons
Blsnks for prnposa of the form required. with form
Of guaranty viii be furniahsd upon application this
The price or prices In the contract will be
including the expense Of furnishibs all the material
ceptng ths right Of way and land 10, borrow pits J
clements ard machinery snd p@rformug al the
according - the plans and specifications exhibited at
the letting.
Fife per cent Of the amount OF any work done,
materials fufnfshtd the contract price thereo. will
b. served until tho whole wor which il the ssDjsct
ofcontr act. shall ba entirely ID
The name names of the oposine must be
written out in foi, with OF residence ana
post office address.
Plans, maps, specifications an. necessary papers
will be rsady for examination this Office hiseen days
prior 10 the date OF ths letting.
IvsOns propeefs 10 aiirdet re1sstsd 10 riSit and
e1dmR tie ioeutfo the mork before tending in TIER
bids.
Proposals should be sdsssed to the un1ertizhed ut
Keoknk losa AMI should ba endorsed Proposals ter
work the Improvement of the r lie. Rg0;d.''
J. t.lLSO1,
Lieut. Col s5th Infantry, Brevst Msj len U s A.
Official:
Capt Corps of Engineers.
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II will thus be that Of one hundred patients
tre.ted by Homaors ate phy seishs eight will die while
II the number treated by Alopathic physi-
ns tbirty-four will die: and Of ths myriads who die
Ter old school treatment this world over Hon 9opsth
ie wrnld ave seventy-six OF svcvy hundred
From a ii fActs, 1t IA difficult how tbs lops OF
Aum1apg has anything TO 10 w the swearing Of stu
dents certain medical Institutions to prevent them
from investig gstin this system medicine
oct2 GEE. 4 ElING1R, u. D.
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Monday evening.
Puckech h etuck 4 Lodge sNs.A3-RsgsIarass y sst
nK every Friday evening.
Hermann Lodge He. 1l0-1sgular . ssti n
svsry Wednesday evening.
Puckeehetuck Eaeanpmsns, Ms. To-
Regular meeting 1st and Sd Thursday Of sseh month
Hall-Ccsnsr seventh and Main atrssts. fneh
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vsncill, Jones I co.....cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern = Co......sor Second ! Main strssts.
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BABB-MODRleeON-0n Friday evspisA, Esd iost
BY Rev Jsm.s Brown, james Dabb and Annie Avrri.-
son, beth Of this sity.