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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-18

:, nead tue many Testimonials given
Machine in the Vibrator Advocate ...A
call ana examine sample Mach mes. in32.s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-18

NSt0r q The 1enkA Ddia
IN. Ldckson-Deas Sir:
auested to connect my M
q diGerVlt kinds Of med
practice 20 ont Of my ~
I have In all cases
. clear proof In vart ~,
particuiarly in NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

GENERAL BUcHANAN's COURSE APPROVED
BY GENERAL GRANr.-A dispatch from New
Orleans last night says:-A telegram from Gen.
eral Grant IS promulgated by General Bu-
chanan, IN the shape of an order for the guild.
ance OF all concerned. Grant approves Blu.
chanan e course, both in regard to city and State
governments. He says civil officers elected can
not be installed until the State is admitted: that
until then the STATE government is entirely pro-
vtsIonal, and entirely under Buchanan's con-
trol. He leaves the matter of oaths TO be taken
entirely TO Buchanan's Judgment: suggesting
however, that the oath required by the new
constitution should be administered This sug.
gestlon, II adopted, will allow many officers to
qualify who could not otherwise do So Upon
hearing of General Grants orders endorsing
General Buchanan's course, ex Mayor Heath's
attorney inquired if IL would affect tine pending
writ OF gao bcarronto against Mayor Conway
General Buchanan replied that the writ would
not be SLOWED 70 take us course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

Geoce1seoo - <fesese10VeOR gOeee1eng0.
SENATK-Yesterday, after our report closed
MI. Howard called up the bill relative 70 taa
Western Branch Pacific railroad.
MT. Edmunds argued - great length IN oppo-
sition to the bill.
Mr. H.nGle iSlSSes ;ssRSsi ss y Is.
Pacific railroad should u (hlfby - Govern-
ment, but that the branches topuld Goeonstruct-
ed by private enterprise. IL
At ID. m, without reach = VOC On tn bill L,
the Senate adjourned. ~ E
TT Ssrs was ssS
of the COMMITTEES of Confereace On Tie disa-
greeing votes relieving from political disability
certain persons in the South. The report rec
ommended concurrence IN The Senate amend
mendments, emitting the names or George s.
Houston, Of Alabama, and George w. Jones, of
The question was taken and the conference
report was Eeisessds sea- 90 aays- S, As IL res
quires two-thirds to agree TO Conferences re-
port.
Mr.. BroomaII pa at once entered motion
to reconsider the vote whereby the Conference
report was rejected.
Mr.. Farnsworth hoped the vote would be re-
considered and the bill passed.
Mr.. Broomall Pa said he did not believe the
bill was fully understood, and he would, there
fore move to postpone the motion to reconsider
until Monday next.
The latter motion was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Eliot, (Mass..) the House
proceeded TO the consideration Of business on
the Speakers table, and the following business
was disposed of:
Senate amendments to House bill to give GER
tain damaged ordnance to the Lincoln MoRu.
ment Association were agreed to.
Senate amendments to House bill to provide
for carrying mails between the United States
and Europe were concurred in.
Senate amendments to House bill continuing
the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Aban.
doned Lands were also coz CURED in.
Senate amendments to the bill in relation to
the Supreme Court, desigs atng who should act
iof TrrGti rpod in
Senate amendments to the bill for the relief OF
certain exporters of distilled spirits were con.
Cured in.
Senate concurrent resolution, rendering the
thanks of Cong Jess to Hon. T.. M. Stanton, was
agreed to without debate-yeas, lO2 nays, IA
strict party vote. The House then ad journed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

regatta of the New York Yacht Club Concluded
Yesterday. The Gussie, of AZ tons, sailed forty
miles 10 the hght-ship and back, in four hours
and thirty-tnree mil utes, and won the cup.
The sloop White Wing, So tons, carried away
her centre board at West Bank. The schooner
Magic, ll2 tons, won the schooner cup by an
allowance Of time her actual time being four
hours and twenty-three minutes, the schooner
ldler, f53 tons, being second, and her time four
hours twenty and half minutes. The SyIyie
lt6 Tors, was third, in four hours and twenty
I'VE minutes; and the Rambler, 1874 TONS in
io0r hours and thirty minutes. Vice Comno-
oore Bennett's Dauntiess, 262 tons; Sappho, 274
tons, leur de Lis, % tons; and Pauline. 81 tons,
did not start again yesterday. The yachts
started from on the BEAUTIFUL new club house
on Staten Island, which was crowded with
the elite OF New York and distinguished WIS.,
ItOrs. .#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

From Shiliington, Odeon Building, we have
he AHontie AoAfhfy, Our Young Folks and The
RiUerside Mo- arine for July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

The New York Sun thinks Hendricks is get
ting ahead for the Democratic nomination for
the Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

-'EreTy Saturday. Tor June 9Th, received
from j. Shiliington, contains the commence
ment of a new story. by the author of aJohn
Halifax"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20
II ADJ READii READItI
ALL MUST ACKNOwLEp9E rHkr
THOMAS FAHEYS

n 40 huELS
80 l. b OFS
Excel In workmanship and dure bifity All othars NJ
similar construction. Using none bat the bes,
na,erisi, AND work performed By men Of fifteen
he also invites the attention OF the public rem
viz:
Rosendale and Round Top Cement,
Lime, Laths, Hair,
Holland Point Sand tpsr boss salvine,ou.
White Sand. (coarse and fne,l
Wotherspoous Calcined Plaster
Felt. Pitch and Gravel.
Sold at the lowest cash priees.
All orders promptly attended to.
THOMAS FAHEY,
Corner 10th street west and Canal,
nm D-Sm SUfthaonian Bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20
UREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY.

DEPOT and OFFICE at No; 81 Louisiana ave-
nue., between 9th and 18th streets west.
Open tor the sale OF Ice from q. m to SD m
The Company's crop on hand guarantees a full
supply for every demand during the entire year
AZ about half the price heretofore paid BY city
'ones- je l9-eo6t
SEILING OFF SELLING OFFi-A choice lot
- OF IloIers, Ribbons, Silks, yeivets, Laces
ssshets, bon nets, Hats, &c. As the goods must
BE SOLO lAaies can purchase at their own prices
for q few days only Miss SANFURD, 2IsL pa
ave., bet 18th and lNh sts NJ stairs. els-st.
EOR SALE-A fine pair Of BROWN HORsVa
u in good condition; CARRIAGE And 80
HARNESS Can be seen at Howard . Sta. ~
kles. No. AS2 street. between 9th ana Tth AK
ttreet: Reason for selling, the owner IL about to
leave the CITY. Jels3t
LOB sALE-A PAIR OF MULRS, lsK hand
IL high, sound and good vorkers; S Year, oId.
HnQuirr Ct HUGH Ely D BOWENS Stable, New
ork Avenue, between 9TH and It'll SITS. Ie l6-sts
In THE eUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
This 18th day Of Nay. A. d. 1853.
VIM. Mel. oriI!s' Complaint Esui,y No. loOs,
Edward swami ct a., defts. Doc. 8.
On motion Of the complainant, BY his solicitors
defendants, Richard Smith, Hesry Nsyior, Thcmas
svann, Eliasbeth b. Palmer, Edward L. Palmer
Charles Palmer, John n. Palmer. Arthur Palmer
and 0ery A. Palmer, cause their Appearance 10 ID
entered herein on or before the hrsS rule day oc.
earring forty days sfter this day, otherwise tn
cause VIII b proceeded with - in case Of DEFAULT
"A. b. 0LIk, Justice.
nv risvsv R.J. AKIGs. 0lsrk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

l5Z PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. l5Z
BETwEEN nth AND 18TH sTREETS,
FIRST WARD.
THE RORTH AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
s$SiSss4 !: 4ai a;
- EST 29g4AEa1lsE . /
- TEAS:
Tea, Black and Green Strings.
wo,,. ~, C0rIEIs:
Ohickey. Coffee roasted fresh every day.
Baker. Chocolate aC Goeos. Brsm. Grimm ysnl.
Ia and Sweet Chocolate
Brown, English Island. Clarified, eranul.ted,
r SSHsfV Sibf Mso Eiss5zR.
Whole or Ground. s strietis Pure.
GINERAL ASSORTMENT.
Engltsh Mustard, Canned Fruits, Pickles, Virgil
sa Hais DSss 90siissp
ESsnds: EstTses: Of vsnill. and Lemon. 6a n4s
Powder, Corn Starch, CondeD.ed MIX, East India
S stn9s R.s sf s.
.ss Ssss
hhi nS Cream Nut Enslish Walnut. shellbsrks,
DiasA Wsinuv ree N uts oranges, Lemons Cana
and White and Black Mustard Seed, Hsminy.
Beans. Split feos, Dat Meal, silver Sand, Wechss
and Bay IS Fen NJ and Extra Flour, Graham Flour,
Hams, Shoulder, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Cheese Po-
tatoes, Brushes, Brooms. Whisps, Buckets. Bas-
kets, Blacking and Backing Brushes, Clothos
osi Ss %ss. ss xi ss Of " @
E s:sslS,; ss, Dsy sss.:, siS:sI!:E
olive, Detersive, Keyes celebrated Tallo ooap,
used BY most every family, -
GOAL GOA GIL LAMPS, PATENT BURNERS
CHIWING and eM0KING TOBACCO y
FINE Olga SCOTCH SNUFF, Is1Gf ftir
Many other articles fosnd In family grocsry.
Agent ffer the North Ansricas Il. oonSsay.
r. Z 10y Al co..
wnLIr REDaRAvE, SSE
L n DIR ma
Have removed 70 IL corner Of
Ors nonk AyENur AH16ExgH eIlEKT,
i% %s u'ausss nea HortAsFA IibsrsT Market.
NO. BAY H16K116E. -
II. .tssstse. q vhs,sssi. s.l r,ssa, A,.,.r, =.
~: N e ksSSSsf 80 ~ go ~.
49, i.s..ss -: 81 VIZ. ~ :
-: ~: . g ..sSss -
~ Ia sEgif< 08fAZE 8EYdfB al sfs8
seaFs sare tsag esAs = - - - s.sh.ln
aa az anG4s aHHf EsE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

FOIEIGS NRws.-Austriaa and Italy have re-
newed negotiations for the final disposition of
The art treas ures at Venice. Prince Milan has
not been proc iaimed ruler OF Servia, but he
probably will be. Solemn requiem mass was
performed in Paris yesterday in commem ora.
ton OF the death of MaximIiian. IL being the
an niyersary Of his execution. Empress Car.
loua, General Mlramon, and large number of
nsxicans were present. II was suggested in
the English House of Lords last night that
special honor be paid the troops who served in
Abyssinia, on the return but the Duke Of Cam
bridge, commander in chief of the army, said
II would be bad precedent and the matter
was dropped The London Telegraph hast 70
pay $3.50 for the publication of libel. Mr..
Cluseret, editor of the Journal Of Art in Paris
has been condemned TO two months imprison-
ment m yaii, and a fine of one thousand francs,
for an article ublished in that paper. ~
~ The Bishop of Montreal, in a recent pas
torsl letter, remopstrates against extravsgance
IN dress, winch 10 spreading more aud more.
and threatens the rum Of many families.
- The Israelites ~ New York are building
a Temple Emanuel" which viii cost over
siyoee.O6o, and be the finest Hebrew house OF
worship IN this country.
oTRassaa h not backward In the cause O,
education. The province Of Voihyhia contains
I,ksa schools for the people, attended by s7.eG
scholars. .-....s.
a0Eleven young ladies took the degree of A
NJ in course, and thirteen the deGree of A.
in course, n the COMMENCEMENT Of Main,
Wesleyan Seminary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20
PERSONAL.

A PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN OF ExPK-
~ rience desires TO form psrtne rship With eca-
Claim or Patent Business. AddrSss Mr.. ELIOT,
star Once. 10 70, n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

n@COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
ny No. 101..A Stated Meeting will be held
THIS Saturday EVENING, at O'Clock, in the
Council chamber, City Hall.
II J. II. BLACK. Rec. Sec.
NJ METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH,
Ninth tn st, street: between and streets
to morrow at II O'Clock Q. m and p. m. Public
invited. Seats free. ~ je20
n~OWING TO THE UNAVOIDABLE Alb.
uS sence Of the Rector. there will be no ser.
vices TO MORROW, Sunday 2lst inst, at the
church ofthe Ascension. Sunday School IS usual
1t I'M. DUNCANSON, Register.
NTTEMPERANCE MEETING.
THE OLD FATHER MATHEWS TOTAL ABB.
STlNENCE BENEFICIAL SOCIETY will hold
PUBLIC MBETING on SUNDAY EVENING,
street. near 9Th. Hon. 8. =. OARY, Prof, w N.
p. DREW, and other eminent advocates of the
cause will close the trial against Alcohol and his
accessories. The public are solicited to attend.
je 1921 COMMITTEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

gATHS$$sEflls ava
UIgzsE EHAEsRs
~. s SEAT EE,,ssSSsE.s e,ssy..
THE GREAT EtR0PEAN tisCtS.
THskScs s1f.sT{ E tSSssc:srryssss SWSTS.
ThE GREAT Etk0rEaN tIRCCS
y.ser q. ss.ye,ie. sns ~s.s<-u.,, Of ree r-,-
ESSosition, VII is = -" 's'As 'A' s'ss'
oRAsD OUTDOOR PAoEasr.
As1tbe novel aght q
a LIVING LioK Looss ~ Tas srsssr,
g Is oonIEe'
Asd v1nesunssessSuN sssssa
II wAsaINervs,
on MossoAY.yULvers
ISsf e! !Sk IT, IT, c csIf F FSs IT,
ONE sUKpRxp MALE ANp TraALN
foRk1GH AND NATIVE ARTISTS
ADHE orFERocious WILD LIONS,
rlkFoRMED nv Mr.. PIERCE.
LIZ Rof IN LIS poaPrEuRs
TEE MOST BtAUrIFuL LADY, Riders
A PROGRAMME oy suRPAsSSG ENceI.
LhNCk,
n.er.siss Ell TIA. (: Novel. In,.re.,iax. rbau
kQUEs1RlAkIsA,
ikhFizs PERFORMANCES.
And Oil the varioas sPeoiaiiti-s Of the Arena
RHhKnBER TIE GORGEOUS STREET
which win TAX. place sbsa the
okhAT on sos sosn.y g yu, AsKnrs,
rbis pageant {. more srillisat then sayta..x
I h6 H 81 Govt % fHr esora
.h ARHps IL sstq5s: . i g; s5.pd
ps sSLpy N s ITrsM OF ,BgSs.IarsaIgs y,
N ni and fsiio.~ * " ~, PSssoskOARIEs
hAssIyE ALLF.nRiCkL OAR.
LOOSE, IRE kSb usrasistffpps rs The
And upon which silI b. torm.a |. c,., 49,,
slvant. This Peripstetie Picture will be foilovsi
EEpTuNFs sFA CHARIOT.
hh ri Tstf hsssIYk A ftGTr OF 19sEyoiUs.
And other Ghsrio,.. csrrisse. aud 1 Car. Of on.
Ma II ss 81 moi 9Iss j
MOST BEAUTIFUL x6 6SPST RIDERS IN tn.
A ooRTEGE OF kNTeFIs IN FURNISHED
And .sud Of sfAhL hRMoE'
SHETLAND PONIES DRAWING TITANI,s
The whole forming the most dazzling dTsplAf ever
ever seen this contineut
Remember thar this
GRAkD PROCESS ION WILL NOT TAKK
bPLAck UNTIL MONDAY, JULY IRA
Doe notice will be giv,n Of the route over vh,cs
il will pAes.
~For fun particulars see future sayert,..-
meuts and announcements - - .n
FIRST ANNUAL CONCERT
AND
EXHIBITION
OF Prof. JOHN EsPUTAs Musical Academ,. a.
CARROLL HALL.
g street. between Ninth sud Tenth streets.
On MONDAY EyENISG. June .ad Isss
Assisted By
Prot. SCALA. Leader OF the Marine R.ao
and Prof CHAs RICHTER the
Oe,ebrstsd Pianist
Tickets OF admissions, Fifty Gents: for sale a
metzerotts n caic Store and al the door
Doors open att O'Clock; Concert cOmmenoes ct 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

~ ~
lvl D. A. HULL
Cs.sbr ssed CLAlRv0YANT ard PHYSICIAN,
and TEST MEDIUM. ct the Empire Hosss, ESQ
Psnnsylvania avenue. 10 0-H-
0EE BOX DID IT That 10 the oppression Of
:tersd s,s.I using one soH Of Madam. BS ess
kkMALk PILLS: Thee Pills cure eli female
ever Explicit directions stating when they should
not be used, sith each boz. U}hce, l7s south B
street, between oh and 10th, Island. Jeo "a
CIV: slss :. my o.. s.ss,a.
Department ADDRESS " O. j. Star oSes s Ses
SCIRNCE HAS TRIUMPHED.
Gentlemen may BOW be cured BY mechanical sp.
niancee without pain injury, or venience, OF
the, the many M diseases arising from the unnatursl
E, see BY o.
physicians: fnfsiSis in eject lat. inssnsscn
directions Ter use, in sealed package. upon the
re0e,gt o. Is. Send for asirsuisr
jel6y' Lock. box as. wash NJ ton d. o.
SPECIAL NOfICELCooI and weli-furnished
aokRp lsn h &c or IN suits. with OF without
AnD can pe nAo 81 reduced prices at the north
ten in the city. je rs Isfs
nR. LION,
L. ss SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
Complaints; and be. met With the greatest suoces.
LADIES dssirins especial treatment will nuo
hin very skillful end conf1entisl.
e, nnkHSULAk1TIks, from Whatever cause
na Ro0Ms PRIVATE. Patients zee no one bot the
L PHYSICIAN, south east corner Of Lombard
and Fremont streets, Baltimore, Md. Twenty
5 universal success; room. Nth ooIpete1t 81
In trouble call or write. ap - I'm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

ma A GRAND FLORAL +
o STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
In aid of the
NEW ASON1C TEMPLE
Will be given by the Ladies Of ELECTA LODGE
No. Eastern Star Degree, at
ODD-FELLOWS' HALL,
Seventh street,
THURSDAY, FhIDAY and SATURDAY,
June 18th. 10Th and 18th
he Forty fourth Infantry Band will furnish
their choicest music on the occasion. A Cotillon
Band will be in attendance in the hall fer those
desiring to dance, and select Vocal and Instrument
tai Music will be rendered from the stage.
The Piano used is kindly furnished by w. G.
MetZerott.
Single admission Is cents; Season Tickets rs
cents. lie l8-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

%OFFICE OF NATIONAL FREEDMRN'S
uS SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
CORNER 18th STREET AND Pa. AVE.
NOTICE.-AI moneys left on deposit at this
Bank, corner 10th street and Pennsylvania ave y
between now and the 2lst day Of July, will begin
to draw interest from DATE OF DEPOSIT, if
left in bank six months.
Let all those who have money by them DIR awin g
no interest, however small the sum, put ii at
in the Bank
Sums Of $50 or over il left on deposit thirty days
or more will draw interest at the rate of four per
CO mt. per annum.
The setua cash de posits of this Bank on the slst
day OF May were S7f, 1881.
J. W. ALvoRD. President.
A. D; COOKE, Chairman Finance Committee.
n~FIRST CONGREGATIONAL OHURCH-
uS The Trustees will be in attendance at the
church. corner Of 10Th and G streets, ON TIL RS-
DAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, Of this week,
from half past three to half past five p m, for the
purpose Of renting the seats. je l6-4t'
nTMAHOR'S OFFICE, CITY HALL,
S WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 10, 1853.
Notice 10 hereby given to all who have claims
against the Corporation Of Washingt IN 10 present
the at this once without delay, in order that
the true amount Of the floating debt Of the city
may be ascertained, and the ways and means pro-
yided for its extin Rushment.
There claims. after being examined and ap-
proved, will be paid Is soon as funds can be OBJ
tanned for that purpose, in the order in which
they ere filed. 81. BOWEN,
le 10l0t IChron. Repub.I Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

CoUETRY ICEt CREAM-Nsde on the farm
~ from 80 cows Fresh pure. delicious. Orders
rsc. lived at BUROHELL'6 Grocery, Rbbit House,
je IT, aw W j NILES.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-28
4 CHINESE PUzzLE.

We clip the following from the San
Francisco Times. Of Oct 10th, in rela.
ton to Mr.. Mandarin Burlingame's
Chinese people:
The most embarrassing question
which has yet arisen in connection
with our Chinese population, is that Of
the imported women. We have little
reason to doubt that nine-tenths of the
females who come here from China are
deliberately shipped for the vilest OF
purposes. Their attention having been
called to the matter, the Chinese COM
panies ATTEMPTED to control this vicious
immigration; but here are our own
laws--those even upon which we rely
most Justly ourselves-proved O stumb-
ling block, and the right of habeas cor
pus was caught at. and actually made
an instrument to defeat the good inten-
tons of the six companies. Not one of
us believes that those examinations,
and oppertane appearances of husbands,
and swearing and counterswearing-
all ending in the conveyance OF the
women from the hands of their would
be protectors-were anything but o
farce, solemnized by legal forms. We
are confident that by sheer force of ~
ing tho women are conjured away; aud
this because our institutions are not
framed to cope with people who re-
gard falsehood in business matters
much about the same as we regard
strategy in war or politics. In truth
the question has become very embar-
RAISING one. The introduction Of these
women TO this coast must be regarded
as an uumixed evil-yet how can 1t be
prevented. Ii they are stopped and
arrested, a writ of habeas corpus, sued
out by convenient quasi husband,
liberates them, and eventually there
can be but little doubt that they find
their way to their original destination.
Besides, when they are made scarce by
stringent measures, they become more
valuable, and We find them becoming
the motives for crime; abluctions. rob
berry, perjury, and sometimes murder.
A ship load of Helens could scarcely
breed more trouble than these Great
ures threaten Ia bring upon the Chinese,
nor do We clearly scc "a way out al the
difficulty Perhaps, after all, the best
method would be To cut the knot. il We
cannot unite il, even ut the risk oi
straining the law little.
And il is this people of nation of
pcrjurcrs and rogues Of every stamp,
that the Radicals have put on "a footing
with other aliens in the United States,
by virtue oi tire Burlingame treaty.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-28

4 NV VER.toS. Many Of orr read.
ers arc familiar doubtless with verse
Of Scripture would rather be "a
doorkeeper in the house of tic Lord.
than dwell in the tents Of wtckedncss =
Recently. the steamer Sam Peu'z was
returning tu Baltimore irun tic East
crn shore of Maryland. with number
of culored people who bad been attend.
ing camp meeting. aud ON board a
prayer and experience meeting was
held, during which an old cnIorcd w".
nau got happy and exclaimed: "Whew
Bless God! would sooner be deck
hand on dc ark of DC Lord. dan fuss
of dc Sam Pcntzn
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-28

LET HER Col was" said n rev,
creud gentleman, attending divine
service In Norfolk, several years ago.
during season Of excitement While
the officiating clergyman was in the
midst OF most interesting discussion,
an old lady among the congregation
arose and clapped her hands aud ex-
claimed: "Merciful father, if had ono
more feather in my wing of faith. |
would fly to glory" The worthy gen.
tlcnan thus interrupted Immediately
replied: Good Lord. stick it in and
let her go; she's trouble here" That
quoted the old lady.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-28

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS SOLD
l. 20 Kcnnaly McCaniey the interest and good
vail 81 his business ia this city. and cordially recon-
ineaas that Gfn e. hs tq@nds and patrons through.
out BOISE basin All debts due 90 me have Aaihor.
txed theta 60 colieet AID recelta Tor.
Idaho city. SEP. 20. '6s-a. FRA X KRAFT
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-28

A Lazy inscribed on a pane Of glass,
in one of the parlors of al hotel. "Mr.
Davis has the softcst lips that ever
pressed those Of beauty A gentle.
man coming into the room after, wrote
Then NJ like - two chips
Arc his head aud his iipA''
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-28

A CLERGYMAN, in the course of ser.
mon recently remarked. You need
not clasp your hands so fervenily in
prayer that you can't get them open
when the contribution box comes
around
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-28

SraRrsIso.-'rhe Prairie du Chen
Union announces the death, by con-
sumption, Of John Hurd, . composition
who did his.la type-setting on q mo-
ticc Of. his own death.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-28

SREyIHo you with. On aged rooster
when you havc called for spring chick.
en-, may DO fifty called fowl play
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-28

DUKSG the past ~ months there
have been brought in tho Courts of
San Francisco 273 suits for divorce.
The County Clerk during The same pc
riod issued 1906 marriage licenses.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-28

A CoxHEcrrcrr editor gives an account
ofsa man who blow out bis brains af.
Ter bidding his wife good bye with o
slit gum
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-28
Notice to Tax PAYERS

NJ OH CE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the Duplicate Assessment Roll ha. -
turned over 10 me for collection Persons Iro.ss3
themselves indebted for taxes are reuneFfea - -
ior"srd and settle the same without iurtAer noti.a
u. d. BRITTEN, Tax COllector
idaho city. October 10, 1866.