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ROBBERY OF JEwErRy

ST. LOUIS Jan. 3-The jewelry store of Bond
d Brother, at Columbia, was robbed on tn.
3ath ultimo of S3.UD worth OF jewelry, watches
and silver ware. There is no clue TO the rob-
IA.
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BUREAU AGENTS TO BE APPoINTEp.-Gen.
Howard. Commissioner of the Freedrnen's Bu :
reau, will shortly appoint as agents of the bu-
reau in the Southern States, some of the officers
who will be mustered out under the
recent order. These officers will he an
pointed as civilians, and the appointments
will be governed by the assistant commission.
ers or military officers in command of the dis
tricts, who will state the number Of agents
necessary and proper persons TO be appointed
These appointments win be made under sec
tion of the act Of July 16, 1896, authorizing
the commissioner TO make such appointments
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NEW YORK ITEMS.
Murder by a River Thief-Steamer SINK

Especial Dispatch to the Star
NEW Iogk, Jan 3.-Lawrence Ramsey. a
seaman on board of the brig Essex, was muir
dered last night by river .hief, whom ne Wa
end,aNoring TO arrest.
The steamer Tarrytown was sunk at her
landing 1T lrNington last nj ght. Loss S}0,OOU.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

pRor. KRrls' DANCING ACADkNY, pen.s
aissss and Masters, Tuesday and saiurds1 amer.
soop frcn ; To- O'Clock. Gentlensen, TUESDAY
saa - rsnts1 Sor Balls, soirsss, %. ny Io-iy
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~ barrel of whiskey exploded. on Saiur-
gay, In the recufying distillery AT No. 500 Wes,
1nhir,y-seventh street, New York, owned by y
brockman, q workman having placed a Iig6,ed
amp too near the barrel A portion OF the SID
wall Of the building was blown out, INV.
Siaasiy after the explosion the place was seized
by IN Internal Revenue officer
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DEPARTURE OF GENERAL MRADE-Maior
General Meade, recently appointed commander
OF the Third Military District left this morning
Tor Atlanta, Georgia, where he will relieve
General Pope and assume command of the
District. General Meade desired to leave this
morning,and will receive his instru ctions from
the President and General Grant by mail.
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n HORRIBLY ScAFFoLD SCENE recently 70 ,-
place In Prussia A woman and ,,.- - - - = -
70 oe executed for the murder OF the ha.h.nd
aho father. The woman refused 10 waIs "a
was earned on the scafoid, her son x.I.inS-
ssioN, owing 70 the shortness Of ber neck ns
Necutioner could not faStef her s...Er.,iV - a
oiock, and only the second bio y sovered -
head from the trunk. The son fiilutsd aai -.
20 ne revived before being brSngsiI % ~. - i.
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TIE WHITE EHoUsE.-The regular meeting of
the Cabinet WAS held to-day. all the members
present. No visitors were admitted this fore
noon.
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The GENEIAL COURT MARITAL recently in
session at Russell Barracks in this city. of
which Brig. Gen. Joseph Roberts was Presi-
dent, have acquitted 2nd Lieut. Lewis A. Mes
NTH, 18th infantry. of the charges against him
OF conduct preJudicial TO good order and mill
tary discipline by showing disrespect to q su-
perior officer. The court has also been dis.
solved
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHYSICIANS AND CLKR6YMES
testify to the merits of
HALLS VEGETABLE

sICILIAN HAIR RENBWER,
In restoring GRAY bAIR TO its origiDsl color and
promoting its growth. IL makes the hair soft and
glo--y. Tue old in appearance are made young
again IL 10 the best
HAIR DRESSING
Ever nsed. II removes Dardrua and all Scuryy
EIuptioDs. II does not stat the skin.
Onr Treatise the Hair sent free by mail.
Beware Of the bums rDus preparations which are
sold upon our reputation.
RP. HALL CO.,
Nashua, n. H., Proorieto-s.
For sale by All dru gista. IA 2eoZm
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THE MEMPHIS ELECTION.
Conservative Mayor Chosen.
[Snacial nnsnafch u rlu s.

Especial Dispatch to the Star
MEMPHIS. Jan. 3.-The contest for Mavor
was very close Dr. Leftwich, Conservative. is
probably elected.
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urs, yery respectfully,
Eishth, below Coates street
FROM REV n FEyDIH

a"is'dh! Editor ChrtRian Croaie!s, Patga
u nsse osrived decided oeneft from the rse of
moor arc 1er-nan Bittsrs, AMI feel IL nv nrii
80 10 oteconend them as . most vslu sbls . 'tc nf.
- AL no sfe sun-ring from general DEBILITY or
I'm si'es arising from arrangement OF the
e'ef' Tours truly,
Z. d. FESDALL.
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HEATING APPARATUS FOR THE AGRrCrLrU-
RAJ DErAETNENT.-The contract for furnish
ing and putting up the heating apparatus in
the new department of Agriculture, the bids for
which Were opened yesterday, will not be
awarded until after the appropriation for the
same is made by Congress The COMMISSIONS
viii shortly select the lowest responsible bid.
der TO erect IN" same, hut no contract will n.
entered into for som. time
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day We're Sl,Is9,O1sa6
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THE sTH or JANUARY BANQrET.-rhe Pres
ident has signified his intention of being Ures.
ent al the banquet To b. given at the M.tropuI
ilan Hotel on next Wednesday evening. lam
uary sth. 1t IL expected that 800 guests will b..
present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

Hon. WM. FAxoN, Assistant Secretary Of tbs
Navy, returned TO the city last evening from hi.
recent visit TO Connecticut and was again a
his Office in the Navy department this morning
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rprr tn rvrpvpnDv

Large6 pp. Circular, giving information OF the
gfssfest IND portsnce to the young Of both sexes
Ii teaches how the honely may become beautiful,
the despised respected. and the fors Aken loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to sen d
their Address, and receive q copy post paid. BY re-
turn mail Address p o. Drawer 81
ap3-a6weOly Troy NevYork
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. Thomas IT, Patter-
son has been ordered TO duty at the Washing
ton navy yard from January Is. Commander
Oscar G. Badger has been ordered TO dutv as
equipment officer at he Portsmouth. N. IL.
navy yard Lieut.. Commander John Weidman
has been ordered to the Kearsarge Assistant
surgeon Jssnes N. Hyde has been ordered
TO the Naval Hospital at Washington. ID q
capt. George Il. Balch has been detached from
the Washington Navy yard on January ~. and
VIII hoid himself in readiness to command the
nag-ship of the North Atlantic Squadron
Passed Assistant Surgeon ID. q. Burleigh has
been detached from the Naval Hospital AT
Washington, ID a., and ordered to the Pur
yeyor.
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CONDITION OF THE SOUTHERN PgopLE.-It
seems 10 be the general belief that the Presid, u
viii send message to Congress, probably
within ten days, on the deplorable condition of
the Southern people.
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NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE,

NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE,
FAN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physiology
cal Errors, Abuses and Disease Incl dent to Youth
and Early Manhood, which create impediments TO
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief sent io
sealed envelopes, free of charge. Address Dr. J
skILLiN HOUGHToN, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. se a an
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARrnEHr or STATE,
WAsHIssroS, January 2, iScs. !
Info alton has been received this De-
paI tIuent 1rum Nr. p w. R+ce tn Consul of
the United States al Aspinwall, OF the dea b,
on the 23d of December, 1867, a. Panama Of
John IL. &. Murray, special inspector of Gus
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TIsIT or GEN. GRANT TO New YoEK.-Gen.
eral Grant accompanied by General Badean. OF
his staff will leave here this evening for New
York, and will be- absent until Sunday even
ing. The General visits New York ON private
businSss
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SOCIETY, ETC.-tienerll Grant has not yet de-
cided whether he viii give public e,eptons
this season or private parties, ami Issue car,Is
IN, rcfor. Itis probable that ne will give priyatA
parties instead of receptions.
The annual ball of the cadets az the NJ
val Academy at Annapolis will take place .:
the Academy next Thursday night. A large
number Of cards have been issued to distin-
guishsd persons, and The ball will be a grand
affair.
---Secretary McCullDch aud lady have is
sued cards TO the Attorney General and lady,
Judges of the Supreme Court and ladies, and
several other distinguished persons for n din
ner party Al the residence of the Secretary, on
II street, this evening at six O'Clock.
-. G. q. Kennedy, Esq, and lady, have
issued cars for grand party, which will take
place on next Wednesday evening, a; the resi-
dence of Mr.. Kennedy. on III street. The affair
will be select one, and composed of many dis
t.nguished persons and hands ONE ladies
- Hon. James Dunlap of Georgetown, for
msrly Judge of the Circuit Court OF this Dis
trict, will preside at the Democratic BANQUET T.,
be held at the Metropolitan Hotel on Wednesday
night next
= Hon. J. V. l.. Pruyn and lady, OF New
York. will Issue cards for a grand party at
their residence, shortly after the reassembling
of Congress.
Senator Sumner has furnished his new
house on I64 ST., ct and now occupies rooms
there.
SUFFERING IN THE SOUTHERS STATEs-
REPORTS OF DISTRICT CoaNASDERs-Gen,
o. d. Howard, Commissioner Of the Freednen's
Bureau, will tomorrow transmit TO Gen
Grant reports from Generals Ord, Gillem.
Hancock, Candy, Scott, and other officers, bear
ing upon the destituiion. present aud prorpac-
tive, in the Southern States. The sudden fall in
the price of cotton. together with the
failure of the crops, has produced great
depression, anxiety, and apprehension. and
II il generally believed that there Will
be great suffering for want OF food IN Loui-
elana. Mississippi and South Carolina before IN.
close Of the winter and that relief IN some shape
must be afforded to prevent the anarchy thai
many apprehend. -Gen1 Howard recommends
thatthe attention ofthe Pres ident a nd Concres be
called TO the report witha view TO some thorough
and practical mode of relief. 1t is suggested
that If fund could b. established from which
employers might draw paying reasonable
interest, il might afford temporary if not per
anentrelef. Gen. Candy IA vors relief through
such fund, or through the issue of provis-
ions, taking lien upon the crops for security
1T is also recommended by some prominent
persons that loan of S}o,OO0,oO0 In currency To
be secured ny bonds aud mortgages, and other
good security, for the benefit of all States
in extreme need be made Generals Ord
and Hancock recommend the repairing Of
the leyees of the Mississippi by the
Government General Howard SAYS that Ger.
tain politicians have taken advantage of I'm.
suffering IN the regions where destitutiou nr.-
walls 10 further their own interests and ara ,rv.
ing to reduce the price of labor t. board merely.
and thus get control of the laborers.
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CAUTION.

Hoofand . German Remedies ar. coun,erf.;,.,
Bee that the signature - e. N. JACKSON L. On
ne snapper of each bottle. AL others ar. conn
tsrfekx SuH
Principal ONCE and Nsnuflctory ct the Gernan
nsdicise Store, No. s3I ARCH STREkT PhjIs-
AsiphiA. Pa.
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly q. M. JACKSON co
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p RIG Z 8.

PRICES.
Hsos.nd' German Bittsr', Pc, bottle 81 o.
u =" half dozen %
Hoorands German Tonic, pat up 10 aaart boities,
u ~ per bOttis. or half dozen fJ- 81 90
~ Do not forget 60 exam ins Well sbe article ,ao
wy, In order 70 get the genuine.
ssid sy pIuggists and Dealers everywhere.
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO w WOODw

HON. GkO WOODWARD,
6t0 Jssiits Of iie Sasprehge Cour. Of Pa .e-,,ss.
PHLADELPHIA, March A., I.g
Il nud 'Ho0hand's Germsn BitteYs' il a good
tonic. useful in diseases of the d gestiye rgan.
And VI great beDrnt in of debility and want Of
s~rvous action In the .ystem Yours, truly
GEO. w. WOODWARD.
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FROM REV. JOSEPH n. KEssARp IN

Psis0r Of rae 1sGth Baptist CaKreA, Phi!af,IpAia
In. JackSOA--Dear sir I have been freauantIy
Es9esled 20 connect my name with recommends,
tons Of di fereEt kinds Of medicines but regard,
ths prscuse a. out Of my appropriate sphere
-. 49, ~ al cases declined but with clear Or oof
40 sa-lOus Instances. and particularly in nv ovn
,nsnuy Of he usefulness Of DR.. Hoohsud'. Germ.n
.Ntefs, depart Tor once from my usual course
oJ.ts y "a SySf,hn, and ssp,rialky for Lirsr Com
..us! ~ - a S1fs and rdIHabts pTspa-atioH Ia
III III D. Very beneficial to those who So fer from
We above causes "N"
Yours, very respectfully,
}. n. kESSARD,
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
yrdss Q the Supreme Court Of PeaasyIrant4
PHLADELPHIA, April d lsS
consider 'HOOisud's German Bitters' a Inn
4e ussdctHs in cases II attacks of Indige.tion or
Dyspepsls- can certify this from "a ex experience
81 n. Yours, with respect,
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HOOTLANDS GERMAN BIrrERs,
HOOFLAND's GERM AN TONIC.
PREPARBD BY DIR. c. JACKSON.

Twenty fvo years since they were fr-t intro
aured into this country from Germany during
which time they have uDdou btedly erformed
more cures, and benefited suffering hu marty to I.
EfeAter extent, than any other remedies known To
the public.
These remedies viii erectually cure Liver Com
paint, JsundIce, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Neryou.
Debility. Chronic DlarrhOa a, Disease Of the X id
neys, and all diseases arising from Disorder.d
Liver, stomach, or lntertines
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Are made strong by the use of either of th.-a rem
edies lhey will cure every of MARAs4IJs
Without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have ancumuIs,sd In
tee bands Of the proprietor, but space will allow
ss tbe publication Of hut q few Thoee IL will be
s%efved are men of note and OF such standing ..,t
they uust he believed. '
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DEBILITY,

Rtss!fias from Cause Irhafsrsr: PyoS,.a.io ~
Tao SySfsn7- lSdEr,d By Ssrtr, Labor Had
Ships, EzpOsKIs, EererS, &c.
There is no medicine extant equal to these rem
sd1~- IN such tone and vigor 4, irr arted
To- NbOie sy stem, the appetite Is strsnethened
iood ~ enjoyed, the stomach dige-ts prsmptly the
blood is purifed, the complexion becomes sound
and healthy the yellow tinge il eradicated from
The eyes bloom il given to the cheeks and IN.
weak and nervous invalid becomes a strong and
healthy being anu
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-02

A HEAVY CHARGE.-During his speech in
exposing some Of the corruption Of the present
Congress, short time ago, Mr.. Washburne
stated to the House that the Vice President oil
the Union Pacific Railroad bad " charged the
Company with five hundred thousand dollars
rs a sum expended by him in Washington, in a
confidential way, to secure the passage Of the
Union Pacific Railroad bin Of 1864" And
when Mr.. Highly interrupted him and said he
had never heard of@sueh thing" Mr.. Wash.
burne explained, in parliamentary way. that
he did not intend to make "aBy reflections on
Jnembers;" but then did reflect with surpris-
ing directness by adding that " if the record oi
the Company was searched there could pot be
found member who had not voted for that
bill" ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-02

A WISE SELEcTIoN.-Col. B. Z. Washing
ton, lately appointed by Gov. Haight as one OF
the Board of Tide Land Commissioners In
California, has been since chosen President OF
the Board. Col. Washington is the editor OF
the Examiner, and his Democracy has never
wavered nor abated in oil the terrible and try.
ing years since 1860. He is Democrat in
principle, not for spoils. and no gentleman in
California is better entitled to the confidence
and support of the Democracy. w. S. Byrne,
of the Grass Valley Union. is secretary Of the
Board.
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SHASTA MrSEs.-A correspondent Of the
Walla Walla Siatesn.aa, who writes from El
Dorado City, April 18th, gives an account of
the diggings there and along Burnt nyer. Fl
Dorado is on the head Of Clark's creek, . small
stream, and has two hotels, three stores, one
saioon, and blacksmith shop, with other
houses peculiar to mining towns. Lumber is
$40 per 1000 feet and firewood % per cord.
Luke, Bailey g. Co., of Walla Walla, are run
ming ditch from Auburn gnlch to ner Clarks
creek, and some hydraulic claims have been
taken up. which pay very well. Rich quartz
jIas been found at the head Of the gulch.
On Burnt river the miners are making fair
wages, and project il broached to nume the
river canon. Tho Cinnamon are buying up
every inch Of ground they can get
Indians are bold about that region, and had
run or fifty horses within the week. On the
night Of April 18th they tried - steal some
horses within 200 yards Of Ell Dorado.
Tho correspondent says that country is very
strongly Democratic, and that camp viii poll a
v4rv heavy proportionate Democratic vote ut
ne juno election in Oregon
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Meeting of the Territorial DemOcrntI
Central Committee. e

Notice is hereby given there viii be meeting
of the Territorial Democratic Central Committee al
Boise City, Ada county, /. T.. on Tuesday, the 9Th
day Of May. A. D. 1858, for the purpose of fixing
the time and place of holding the Territorial Demo
cratic Convention. and making the apportionment Of
Delegates thereto from the different counties through
out the Territory and for the transaction of other
business as may properly come before them.
full attendance of the members Of the Committee
is requested.
BY order of 81. @. STREET, Chm.
GEO. AINsLIE, Secretary. tfs
IDAHO CTTy ]. T., April 10, 1868.
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HAPPY IDEA.-The Denver Neirs tells OF a
fight in that city in which one Of the parties
lost piece of his nose. DIR. Anduddel, on be-
ing asked il he could repair the nose, exclaimed
in his usual emphatic, but inelegant way, "Fix
it! d-n it, can put on a whole nose. ii neces-
sary." A chap at our elbow suggests that the
Doctor be requested to take the nose and build
another man to it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-02

DoN'T LIKE IT.-The California Academy
of Sciences have adopted resolutions censurina
the late Legislature for abolshing Prof. Whit
.ney's costly and utterly useless Geological Sur
vey in that State. The people do not choose
the members of the Academy, but they do ap
prove that act of the Legislature.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-02

SERVED HIM Rig Hr.-A Fenian District
Center in Connecticut, named McCloud, sold
himself to the Radicals i'm the late campaign
in that State, and tried to get the Circles ia
vote that ticket They did better-they met
and expelled him from the organization. Pol
tiles and Fenianism are two different things.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-02

PUSHING ON.-The Salt Lake Telegraph OF
April Esd says the track of the Union Pacific
Railroad is laid to within fifteen miles of Fort
Sanders. The cars run to Stone Greek near
the summit of the Hills.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-02

JOHN KELLY.-This noted travelling musical
performer, and his Indian boy, are giving fare.
well concerts in Montana, and will soon make
the tour of Idaho, Oregon and California.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-02

THE steamer Montana lett San Francisco
April 22d with 457 passengers and $679,3o0 in
treasure, for New York via Panama.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-02

LARGE PRoFITs.-The annual report of the
Central Pacific Railroad shows nearly million
and half of dollars earnings, from all sources
in 1867. W ~
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RETIRED.-S. A. Clarke has retired from
the editorial chair fthe Salem (0gn.) Record.
He made good news sheet. but his politics
are very black. m t.y
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-02

APPOINTMENT Charles ID. vajen has re-
ceiyed tho appointment of Special Deputy l.
8. Marshal III Idaho Territory.
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-ia7-si- - a i7slsi ssii sal i.i.-asiaiii '1lsil=
HORN,

At DaIies City. wasco county. Oregon. to the Wife
OF r. n HARRfs Of Harris Toll Gate, Payette road
Boise county, /. T.. Daughter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-02

OVER THE SuNMIT.--T., C. Dnrant, Vice
President Of the Pacific Railroad, telegraphs
from Shsrman's Summit, Laramie Mountains
Dakota. April 10th, to Leland Stanford, Presi.
dent of the Central Pacific Railroad. Sacra.
mento, that the rails have been laid down over
the summit, $500 feet above tide water, and
they are coming down the grade to the west.
Stanford greets the Union Pacific. says MAY
your descent be easy and rapid" and states
that the Central Pacific crossed the Sierra Ne.
vada summit gonig eastward, at . height Of
7,O42 feet. It Is predicted tint the Union Pa.
cific road will be finished ~ within sixty miles
Of Salt Lake City next Foil. ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-02

SAUcY SroUx-Tbc Sioux have told the
Peace Commissioners on the Plains that they
will not permit railroad to b. built north Of
the line Of the Union Pacific. They will per-
init branch road 70 Montana only. Qmeyy2
Are the Sioux and tho Union Pacific Company
n fogctkr7 Or, have tho Peace Commissioners
Zig stock il that road
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ter OF 1.ErTEFIS

II, CITY. I. Il. on the lat day Of May, 160S which,
II not called for in Thirty DAYs from the date Of tn