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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15
st. Louis 4 Quincy Packet Co.

tom JA0p81.-Tbs 6ns steamer Tom
jasper will leave Ksokuk for ST. Louis every Mon
day Ct .. n. and Thursday 1t O'Clock .. y.
0o1I10 0cpfkU, every Taesday and
Friday, Ut 5 o'clock .. n. Meals and Stats.
rooms free.
Fan fto6 Ksokuk to St. Louis, $500. Through
hills d lsdine eiyen for freight 70 I'll stations on
~ Dss MoisSe Valley haiirUsA.
An freieht Tor the river conveyed to the Agent
Il Ksokuk will b attended 70 without delay, and
free Of chargs.
Through tickets for sale to Ill points West over
ths Hannibal st. Joseph Railroad, and both
branches Of the Pacific Railroad. Once corner
Biondeau and Levee, Stafford building.
S. NJ. ARCH .R, Agent, Ksokuk.
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OhlooAo Qa92oe.
~ r>,.~,.nh.l Oa,oAse. Aae. u.
Y,o.r A. - II rood AsnsaA; supsn = 1901 20
ana ..,,n. extr,. SeAlO 70; receipts s7SA shipDsats
Vie
wheat-Lowsr: new No slieabls at u 1915 clos
ing sts.dy At 7s0i -, ssllsrs August rec"pss
shipussts - $40.
Oorp-Io~ss and IN fair demand, dosing stsaAv. NJ
AL, No , . NJ: r,eej,ss ~ -; sAipassa sesee
osu-b.st.r and ss.say, salsaAls . slDk receipts
III 500; shipasets q. -
Rys-Hsa,y u q Nal - reesps II ~; shipns.is
II 4ss
Barley Fell 100. closing wsAk
Hrovfsioae-Wsak.
Nsss posk-enAli sAlss st ~ -
Lard HfDW.
Whisky-NoninAl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

RON RoY, Arrives on sqndsy and Thurs
dAy. 81 q O'Clock p ms and Departs % Tuesday
snd Friday, Att o'clock :. M,
ANDY JoHNf0N, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, 1t = o'clock p. m, and Dsparts on
Wednesday and Saturday. st . 10.
y. u. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, 1t . p. M. snd Departs on Monday
and Thursday, At = N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

Few YoRk Rtnaneos.
y AessasepsI IN Yeax August II
IAe novsaeut Of eurrssey - the West ooetnses And
there nars Asmanl non nsfrhsah il auescipasisa q
the fsH Ths con0t. Des Of hank oloss ~ besa
sonsvAAs shaass by the falling ratss and the break III
krie and kspssa seosks.
Call loass on osvHnnssts - 5 On stoehs.
GoM lsvs; spsasd u lee and elsssd u is.l<.
0ovsrnmsnss unsettled ss1 svse AsyiAs -. sr.afv
hanpsrsl b. leam
Coupons q 81 ls,los<. . " Islosk: ID ~ is,<a
u; do ds l19<ek; = asv sI<Dk;ds 81 s9fok; 4 g
sD1$ lo-los o9fOs.
fAssss.snssoa = . lsses tes1ssS 80 brosss1 I'm.
With wssesra seaDeespas, b an1supesA
The fallrsed naehse sgDatsassa . hsavy brsuA n
Erie ~ csatsai h aashse sssssl sasy 81 v,aA.
9Th H. bali saa>ss y rssfus u 6svsuasi asvs.
nent.
~ - H. psecO wsss; 1sssAesO Un9cn 41aa1k
wsssers uaiss fsssrsA ss9to3E Aaers = Se1i,
Nev Yaa 0sstssi 1A9<o4s ~ aooA. = pss1usrl
e]05i hsa1as oeo9f; WsAasA ssllo4, oh,e,so 4
Altos prtfsrsd In y 0oso3G psselsrs4 axe
y; o ils3 IN \ eoojG M osss.i ise , llll
~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

FiRsr NATIONAL HAsK.-The vault coun
ters, desks, chairs, stoves and all other fx
lures in and belonging TO the First National
Bank, will be eold At public sale, at The Bank
building, on Saturday next, at 10 o'clock
n. Il. W. SIMPLE, Receiver.
August 18th, 1868. lap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

TALL CoRN.-Colonel Wall left at our Of
ace yesterday several stalks OF corn from
l54 to l6 feet high. The corn from
which il sprung was planted in the nes
MONIES bottom just two months ago, and it
has come up TO its present statue IN hurry,
not forgetting to mt forth An immense ear or
two on each stalk in the meantime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

We learn that an old man named AexAn
der, Twins near Ononwa, waa thrown from a
wagon, by his team running away, the other
evening" and had his neck broken. He lin.
gered in great agony for = short time, when
be breathed his last. The accident occurred
=, h v,o;n;tv re nuooua
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

TINS Burlington Argns says that many men
voted for tho Republican party to have the
slaves smancipated.
II 90, then the same motive will prompt
MANY more to vote with the Republican party
now to prevent their REIMBURSEMENT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

In the exercise Of their ingenious venom,
some Of the Copperhead editors most indus
triously and persistently write and print NJ.
Grant. when speaking ofthe Republican can
didate for the Presidency. Gen. Lee and
Mr.. Grant is the latest fashion Of speech
amongst this impudent crew Of sympathetic
toadies, in which the Burlington Argus en-
rolla itself
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15
BUSHNELL, Aug. IL, 1876


GATE CRY: had pleasant trip over the
peanut" or jug Water ~ the boys called
il only . few years sincs-now the Toledo,
Peoria ! Warsaw B. B.
We lsh Hamilton !. 7:25 with conductors
Merrill, and Steve. Case, engineer, and the
pleasant company Of master mechanic s. J.
Wsldron. ! have not time to rive ron
description q ny Tip. bnt il i certainly one
Of the finest countries that - have in the
West. The most prominent towns on the
rod srs Elveston, Mccall. Burnside, La
Crosse, L. Harpe, clarksville, Julian and
Dushnsll. The latter 10 ons Of the mos,
lively, wids.avske, business and strongly ia
hvor Of Grant and Coiiax places have vis-
lied for many day. Ny subscription lat
Tor the daily and weekly GArs ClrY. WILDE
) guarantee 81 it. Rspsblicanisn. Yoa will
Asas from ne II few days; wban will SAY
sensthiag II ny return nip ossr the same
PosA. A. lass ! promised conductor Albright
- ! wesll sstasa viii him. VIII. Q.
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"E1frease Caseo Cured.
FP,vw 1sv DAAcAzK1y, All4ghany, Pal
3oa1HA 1kHAIAo, DynKE st,

(Prow Rss HAACAZKIy, Atsohany, ra.I
5oskSa 1IKnIss. DsuSEst,
NJ - Market street Pitsburg.
N-v take great pleasure 10 s,aiag that after hAv-
ing susesA fron dysps sa for abont dfeen ars, u
soos pesioc<s th.p others, have Teen entirely
cared By The Ut Goes D,sps sta Cure. Ny friends
know that n ats ,ess my case hss h~sa An sxtrs me
hsd e-sas suA ring from eating kind Of sood
and on rsgs voolS vomit shout one third OF
mssl. In . sour iieest bla VII the at
tscks would eumt, would 10 rig and be utter
" bsipe eons n the attacks wnuln b. that
fo- dAJs toesthsr would nos retain anything Or ny
tonach, save . little dry toast and to. FOR years
snev MOI What Il wM = pas A.. consscsive hour
vftheat psin. From the time took the hrst
doss Of this d.rine c-as.d voni ins. gradually al
pss@d away. and hssh and strength returned
md ever been able TO sAs any kline Of foed
upon tbs table Eix months hive passed without
any syopsons Of the return Of The dtsesss Ny
cousad. red By al, physicians msrv-lou-,
that for tms feared IL night BE- fictitious: int
we'll con, inssd, thst have been merely
relieved but sfmanently cured, that can eons .isn
tiousy recommend Goes Dysp.I &c Cure 70 aI victims
Of dyspepsia lsAAC AIKEN,
Late PASTOR Of the Beaver st. n church,
Aeghany
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

I. HovT Nh Aold - = - aasaisa -
II nsw and second. hand fnrnitars, caspsess
dry goods and notions, this nSshins = -
o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

TIE Muscatine Journal learns that the
pear trees in Muscatine county are being
killed BY the blight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

Mr.. Lester Sexton, . Wholesale merchant
Of thirty years, In Milwaukee. one Of the
most reliable and careful men in the State,
says, under date,
MnwAux.1, Wis Jan. ~, 1865.
NessYs. O. q. o. ARR q Co. Ntw hesen, c.
Both n, self and wife havs I'd Co.'s Dyspepsia Cure
and Il pg wed ? RE Ly sati, fsctor. dy
haze NO s.dt-ii,n ~ sAyi 6 that have 70, svsd
0kkAT DAHh1lr iron it,
Very respectfully
LBsTTA SEXTON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15
Ror ihs Rndli ei1ls Travelling Public.

The PUIk 1B1D1UAIv viii aFTive at port
Of KsoAsk ct lo,clcck r. y. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, leaving Tor st. Louis At S
?. =. ON the came days, immediately upon arrival
Of train from the West. Low fare.
s. NJ. ARCHER, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

KEoKuk is in very prospsross sondsaoa.
I,s merchants hAve been doing GOOD sea-
re.. III the season, and particularly good the
-, veek. Il il claimed that provisions -
h;ob. which Is true; but business i proper
tionaiely brisk and labor in demand. gissog
to the city An appearance Of bassls snd oaaa-
ness which, 10 ! metrepofiisa Doiss Of view,
liits il far above the more quiet but not moro
unpre.entious cities, where one may live icr
roth;r.. and atarve TO death q that.
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Home Testimony.
NEw HAvEH. CT. June !, 1857.

NV HAvIR, c.. June ], 1857.
Nsssrs. G. q. CLAAx 4 O..
GcEts-Dsng anxioss ho0 the great b.nsdt derived
10 ase In spf afing the fine Of OosA Dysp< Cure
vnuld STAT. my caae Homething ev.rA yer ae.,
had vtolsst attack Of DarrhaA which ned eight
weeks, duroe which time employed tire. py ysici.ns
but without rsef until tried Goes DyapsEsia Cure
Ths arst dos helped took IL three tunes day
week, and entirely curen; and believe to-day
sssson, tos dcs., ~hsch put al right would
sdvrss every ADiv to keep 1t hand rssdy TO- inms-
dlaas us, 10 oass Of SUNNI, or Bower Complaiu's
O. DUNN.
The above III. Dunn h IN employ. and W can
vouch for the above statement being trns.
= ARNOLD d co.
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nrPuaLIcAu COUNTY convEnrIos.

REPunLICAn COUNTY CONvENTION.
The Rspabsbran slscso q L<s county requested
% ssnA dslsga,ss TO Cuuny C<nvtnsn % be he At
the
| Jsnetisn, on " ednesdays the "a day Of
0epgen her, at II s'elsek .. ~,
70 ponA,s cand for the following county oces,
to-wit:
CLERK Of the District Court
Recorder Il Desds,
And for the ansartion Of any other buness msy
come bsE re such Convention.
The II reI ressntstion will he deisgsts
esch t,wnship AID additional Every nifty
east 1t tbs last election fJr Governor Merrill aud
lqr eeeh fsctien over
The following shows the number Of delegates which
sach township 10 entitled On this basis
Green Pay.............9t D. mn ark. .-..........
Pleasant Ridge. MAfn.................
Cedar 4 HArls ~.
Frhakiin,.- .-.....-...J est Point.
Madison .........s.h JAksbu -......-l 9
Moufro-e.... .,..-.4 n ron.
Van hnrsn. ilet Motnes. 2
Warrington Charles on.... 2
Let there b meeting called In each township and u
delegations elected and sent tbsrsfrou.
~ order Of tbs Lee County Republican Central Cor
nistse john VAN vALKsNBURG. Chairman.
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CITY NEWS.

FoR ST.. Louls.-The steamer Tom Jasper
will leave this day at 3. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

FoR ST. PAuL.-The steamer Diamond 10
will leave ct =. nj. this day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

-. s. Mckinney. several years ago pro-
prietor Of the Burlington Gazette, died .
few days since, in Minnesota, at the age Of
81 years.
lie became, in connection with his brother,
editor and proprietor Of tho Chatfeld Demo-
srat, and Was genial, social Christian man
and good editor and printer.
he has been, for the rast year, under treat
ment At st. Peters, Minnesota, for deranee-
ment Of the mind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15


onaoago Live 0eoea 0erksss
n feleeyapA.i onleAes, Aug II
Hsrelpe-CatusS can; Hog - esrs; eAstp 10 es's.
castls-vesy Gull: Extra se4s q good 70 ehocs
5 % - Is stockAs 210l =.
Hogs-Exha % q EOlo gssd 70 choice - ~ ~
&hes, -choics y soo47s eoanon 70 god y ooo
Il2s.
WAY LArDr.
Cattle iSs hsad; Aes cenlasA % sbsat ees
hundred hssd Of hight msdian stss md butchs5 stock
Il rsnss Of 3 soo4 o. khip,sss n pssssst sAev
dfbp- sifi = 70 operate.
Hoes-Rsseipts soa2 head: prizes were Arn sad basy
ant IN good 70 rkoses .s1adss. but common ard eht
weights dull aud heavy salss Of l7so bead q 70 70
az Is Tor common light 10 3sos 50 for fair medium
- rs lilo Is for COED TO ehuics.
Sheep -Rscsipts 1855 market dulffor common; sales
At q 2sDs7S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

ARLIyaToN's MIssrREls. - Arlington
troupe 10 celebrity. and will need no special
introduction or urging to win the favor Of
our Announcement loving public. The troupe
will be here on Monday evening. See an
nouncement on our fret page. AktnRton's
is one of the ve,y best companies e1tan., and
he 10 certain OF crowded house on Monday
eyenin1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15

G. g. CLARK q CO.,
eols Prorsisson New Haven. O..
Ign -dlhwAvsoly
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n-esny sno 10 Dodeeats FsQuesI
Lfd-Dull; isko1 for air 70 prime.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22

THE undersigned, to save much correspond,Ds
would state that the conditions on whish denos,
viii be received by the California Brildipe 81,
Savings Bank. from the first day of January. lss
Dec 3lst, 1868.
First-Interest at the rate Of ten per cent per n
mum. clear Of all city. State and Federal taxes WI
be paid on ali deposits which shall be thirty d.u,
the Bank.
Interest win be allowed on money from the d,ss
its deposit but no interest for fractional parts
month.
No fees for pass-books or entrance.
Second-Interest. If required. viii be paid Gun,
teriy In San Francisco. in any Of the interior tua
Of the Pacific States. Also. in New York, Lonia,
Dublin. Paris and Hamburg.
Deposits may be Withdrawn at any time on giving
thirty days notice. and WILL If required. be forvra
ed In gold coin. TO any place designated BY the D.
positor. II interest be not drawn it viii COMPOUND
every six months.
Third" Commercial deposits" received to b
checked for at sight on which interest at the rate
one-han per cent per month will be allowed, in qgr.
terly settlements. on the average daily balance
Fourth Children's " Endowment Deposits -
ceived under special conditions. BY the preseasna
of Dividend on this class such deposits double b
compound interest every Ave years. One huntre'
dollars 50 deposited win come to nearly three 'A0'
and dollars in twenty five years from date Of dpoa
Calculated tables may be had at the Office
Deposits may be sent by Wells. Fargo o. u
other Express agencies. or by letter. or BY f0S'na
Order. rom any part OF the United States or Europa
When received in the Bank proper voucher VIII
returned. ,.,.
The California Building and Saving Bank n: so.'
Stock Company. established in 1851 mas nins or.
ors. and assets amounting to One Million and Va
ter Dollars, which Is loaned on city real ssnR.
order. THOMAS MoONEf' fIcs r-..s.s
n7Iw6. California St, near Sansome' san f'A-''
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22


Nor MUCH DEMoCRAcY.-Volney Il. How.
ard, native of New England. who emigrated
at an early day to Mississippi. and thence to
Texas, and who came from there to California
in 1852, we believe. has become editor Of the
San Francisco Daily Dispatch, which he ID
pleased to term Democratic paper, In his
first issue he aims some hits at the Examiner,
q sterling and genuine Democratic organ. Of
which the following sentence forms a chief
missile:
The only flag OF principles and opinions which they
carry At their masthead Is the old red breeches Of
Mr.. Thomas Jefferson
If by this ding Mr.. Howard casts derision
upon the Jeffersonian doctrine of State Soye-
reignty, we think those "old red breeches"
contain more excellence and profounder wis
dom, deeper craftsmanship and purer Democ :
racy than do all the old white cotton night caps
Of all the Howards. Take State Sovereignty
from Democracy, and there will be left nothing
worth fighting over. as against the doctrines
Of the Radicals. Some Democrats may battle
for spoils; but spoils do not constitute Democ
racy, thank God.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22
rHE PERFIDY OF STANTON.

The following brief statement of the conduct
Of the infamous Stanton upon the Tenure Of
Office law, in Cabinet meeting, before it was
passed by Congress over the veto, will reveal
d fresh phase Of the utter RIGHTEOUSNESS Of his
character. IThePresident says:
Every member Of my Cabinet advised me
that the present law was Unconstitutional. and
spoke without doubt or reservation, but Mr..
Stanton's condemnation of the law was most
elaborate and emphatic. He referred to the
constitutional provisions, to debates in Con-
gress, and especially to the speech Of Mr.. Blu
chanan when q Senator, to decisions of the SUI
prelne Court, and from the beginning of the
Government through every successive admin
istration-all conc1rring to establish the right
of removal as vested BY the Constitution in the
President. To all these he added the weight
of his own deliberate judgment, and advised
me that it was my duty to defend the powers
of the President from usurpation, and to veto
the law. 3ad 80 go {aEisl 30 ~ sl3ies
In view of the fact that Stanton claims his
Office under the Tenure of Office Act this ex-
pose by the President is highly refreshing!
Further on Mr.. johnson says that Stanton re-
fused to prepare the veto for the bill only ON
the ground ofphyslcal disability to do the writ
ing, ct the same time stating his readiness to
furnish what aid might be required in the pre-
paration of material for the paper.
AS regards the policy pursued by him after
the death Of Lincoln. Mr.. Johnson says the
first thing done was the production of q plan
prepared by Stanton for Lincoln, and by him
approved. Upon this plan the President based
his action until stopped by the DEGREES of
Congress.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22

ADOPTED CITIZENS! - Observe, by tele-
graphic dispatches from Washington during
the week, that in the very Radical u. 8. Sen.
ate, . resolution on behalf of negro who was
put out Of the street cars Of that city, was In
troduced and at once adopted. while in the
same body bills and resolutions in. behalf Of
imprisoned and outraged adopted citizens In
England, suspected Of Fenianism, have re-
manned without action since Congress opened.
The Senate rushes through q resolution to heal
q negro's offended dignity; but il has no sym.
pathy to give, no favor To show, no rights to
enforce. in aid Of our suffering and outraged
white foreign bern, adopted citizens. These
acts of the Radical Congress ought to be borne
In mind. Nslas -" 'N''s.s .. s.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22

RAscALLY TRIcK.-A rogue named o.
borne. Of Linn county, Oregon, has been vic
ti,nizing number Of Portland Merchants u
selling them Athe last few hams he had left, "
for trifle under t6sp psual fsts. 70 'fcIose out
his stock" The hams, on examination, proved
to be about equal parts Of common rock salt
and meat. The roguehad souged out themeat,
filed the cavity with salt, and badly cheated
all his victims.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22

WANTED.-The Denver Nelcs of Feb. 9Th
says: Information is wanted OF the wherea-
bouts of Clinton Dorsey. In 1864 he kept a
corral in Boise City, idaho When last heard
from he was within thirty miles of that city.
He went from Denver in 1868. II this meet
his eye, he will communicate with Abram Dor
,sey, Denver, Colorado. t.,.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22
Wlisfella,lso,,s
J. NJ.
ST. aMARY's AcADRn,
YOUNG LADTrs,
IDAHO CITY,

THIS INSTITUTION ITNnrn
\ direction Of the Sisters Of tha - I'm IHR
Jesus and Mary, will open on the 1s.t noy Mans,
object Is TO educate young ladies IN an Instant ~
ornamental branches generally tannh me uset A.,
approved schools 1su1 IN the my NY
The moral and intellectual imnror.- =
pupils y attended to with the greatest sat Of il.
sne moss aesotsd attention paid to the;. sd
comfort. AT all hours the young lad:ar doness
the watchful care and government ~ a tues are and
Pupus Of every religious denominatossn 1eachen
criminately received, and all irterfersr.n ars nd
religious convictions carefully avoided : with hs,
however, requires that all should ecn. uood order
general regulations Of the Institution 'Otm 70 ia
The course OF instruction embraces q.
9rancnes winch constitute the elementary ana sso
PRIMARY CLASSES.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, First Iesso..
raphy Arithmetic. an Elementary Treatisas IN Geo
Abridged History OF the United States. N lns
JUNIOR CLASSES.
Dictionary, Reading, Writing Arithmas. =
ply, Grammar, First Lessons in Com,os:.s., Geog.
tolary Correspondence, Elements of Natn.a Tl his
ophy, Outlines Of History, Familiar Scencsa n pnl
SENIOR CLASSES.
Eiocution, Rhetoric, Logic, yersi6cat;on
the Globes, General History and MvthoInv URd
omy, Arithmetic, Algebra, Book-k keeping e. S.a as
Natural Philosophy, Natural History, Botsn.
Chemistry. -O'an! and
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, per term lin advance, =, y.
Entrance fee, to be paid but once. ''so
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS:
Primary Department per term lin advance, ~, :,
Junior m."sH W
Senior - 49,
Ed-Payments are required In coin. :"
Gratuitous Lessons are given in plain or orn.,,.
a Needle Work. Embroidery, Knitting, CrOcbs =,
Bead Work. A'' 1a
No deduction is made for partial absence a, v;s
drswal OF pupil before the expiration Of ths W., .a
unless in case Of sickness 'al
For further particulars apply at the Academr
Idaho city, Jan z, lS68n60tf
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Z For SwEErwArERs-The Denver (Colora
dol Nncs Of Feb. 5th says, 40

Wells. Fargo e Co. are preparing TO run d
line Of stages daily to the newly discovered
Sweetwater mines. The stage Will leave the
overland road at tho crossing Of the North
Platte. striking the 6weetwatef country, and
diverging. intefsccts the main road again 70
the southwest ut Ham Fork or Point Of Rocks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22

HEAVY SNow.--A violent snow storm visit
ed Siskiyou county, CAL, Jan. 3Oth. 1t fell
six feet deep in the Valley, and entirely OBJ
structed travel over Scott and Trinity noun
'tains for few days. The cold weather has
caused great suffering, and the mining season
will begin unusually late in consequence
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22

ALEX At GRANT, Horace Greeley winds
up D strong editorial on the coming Presiden-
|tiai contest with the following declaration:
1--WE cannot win this fight by merely bang
ing away on drum; and here is just where
we apprehend that the managers OF the Grant
movements are sadly mistaken"