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Thrice woced and Won-Bstrothed
rrhrse Brothers in Succession.

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From the Americus (Ga) cOurisr.l
We have been given the particulars Of
n case in this county in which the bride
vas hstrotbed to three brothers aud mar
ried two of them, which Is rather re-
msrkable.
On the following August, 1867, the
second brother of the same family came
to Americus for the same purpose which
had brought the deceased one year
previous. On his way home, rejoicing in
happy anticipation of making the worthy
widow of his brother his own bride, he
was caught in heavy rain, aud arrived
at home with his clothing thoroughly
satuated, from which he was taken with a
congestive chill the same evening, and
died the evening previous to the mar
risge, which was TO have taken place the
following Sabbath. Again, instead OF
listening to the merry ringing of the mar.
riage bells, the death knell was heard, and
q funeral procession took the place oil
the marrisge feast
On the sixth of August, 1868, young
man came to Americas and procured
license to marry an estimable young
lady residing several miles from the city ;
went home, and was married in the
afternoon Of that day. he was attacked
by a conEestive chill, which terminated
In bis death the following Saturday, the
stricken bride following his remains 70
their last resting place, clothed in the
same suit in which her heart had been
made glad BY becoming his bride.
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Some tine during last month the third
brother OF the deceased procured license
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and was happily married to the twice
bereaved lady, and now, in the sweet
sunshine of connubial bliss, the happy
pair, doubtless,
Repairing oft TO the sacred spet
Where the two loved ones were lain,
They softly breath a heartfelt prayer.
When done with life-its joy. It's care
To meet and never part again.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-26

people should be in their beds. We halt
long enough to see the parlors crowded
with the opening dance; we look on and
see dozen of our young church-members
20 off" into the frolic, and we turn
homeward, sick at heart with the incon-
sistencies of church h-members who turn q
Christian home into house of revelry.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-26

Lord Shaftesbury told story at a re-
cent ragged school meeting in Sheffield
of "pretty preacher" to illustrate the
effect ladies could produce if they would
undertake to teach young men of the
ragged and forlorn class In one of the
worst parts Of London there was an insti-
tuition which be visited In one room be
found about thiriy-6ve men listening to
the teachings of the daughter of small
sbopkseper in the neighhoEhood. She
was one of the pFettiest women be ever
saw in his life. He noticed that there
wsS no one present but the young woman
with those rough men, and said to the
Superintendent: Are you not afraid to
leave my dear little friend alone with all
those menY' He replied, 81 am.
Then why don't you 60 to her You
mistake my fear. l am not afraid of
them doing her any harm. They love
her so much that they would lick the
ground on which she walks. But | am
afraid some person msy step in, and not
being under authority, or knowing the
manners Of the place, may say something
impertinent to her, and If be did be would
moi leave the place alive"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-26

Among the members Of the British
Parliament who have been uusested on
account Of bribery in the elections is
Alexander w. KiDglake, the historian Of
the Crimean war. The judges exenerate
Mr.. Kinglake personally; but it seems
that his friends were so anxious 20 have
him enjoy the honor Of parliamentary
seat, that they used questionable means
for influencing votes,
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County Rights for Sale on Liberal Terms.

introduce the Hive Psey many points as possible ETK4 BAR @
Farm
OF shipping
beng valuable
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DIRECTIONS FOR TEE MANAGEMENT OF THE FINLEY BEE HIVE

Remove Of domestic
the
bees rome
the the
the
(which essential
build the
gyew when they attemp o combs
of the of the bottom
entirely the hve-y sliding piece tin tim PLANK, Quito
the hive
impurities
hive the
about permit the bees
adb before
the miller moth in.
The winter rmanagem the old Iive
partially the
Hlaor.o iona O. above named
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-26

Nearly 100000 have been subscribed
to build cotton factory in Amsricus,
Georgia.
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Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
the Memphis Postoffce-Esw Arrange
PosToFFICE, MEMPHIS, TENS.,
March s, 1869.
Arr. Cios'g.
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1HE REPRESENTS WITH THE UPPER
yeleei,
with the thus showing the Of the tubes The above that
which bot
ventla
position
without
disturbing the
this Hive all
has tested has rendered universal s
faction Among gtheadva ntage are he o
heoa which itself
others inn
applied kind ie
courist palace cost not than dollar
which isquhean nitem heseb
AXE heef from impurities
of
build %
ordinary intelligence
hal h ordinary hive
the section of the hive
is
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s## WA ssTIOU
We have lust received of novelties IMPORTED CLOTHS for
Spring goods something this market and the attention ogen
heme desiring them We intend votng Court St house
Exclusively to sbusins a which can be found
The FINEST Cloths and Doeskins in Memphis,
The BEST French Cassimeres,
The MOST ELEGANT Vestngs and
The BEST STOCK Tailors Trimmings in this Country
4. il - &c Q Q i Z
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Farm RIGHTS,
with
able to style
the
Ferfa arHeul sda-=
JOSEPH a. PARKER,
Agent for the above States and SheibJ County.
OFFICRs Madison Street, Memphis Tenn. where Bees can
G seen In the Hive st work.
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

PENITENTIARY LoCArfoN.-An order from
the Department of the Interior, dated April
%, 1869, authorizes the County Commissioners
of Ada county to select site for the Terrific
rial Penitentiary. If their site selection shall
be approved by the Secretary of the Interior,
the necessary steps for building will be speed
lily taken.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.-By the Walla Walla
Statesman Of last Friday we learn the Demo-
Gratis of that county nominated j. McAuliff for
Sheriff; A. Kyger for Treasurer; H. NJ. Chase
for Auditor; and for Representatives, N. T.
Cation. Thos. p Page, Fred. Slime. II. d.
O,Bryant, j. D. Mix, J. Fl. Lasater.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

BULLY DITCHING.-The Boise Democrat
says the ditch of the company who are mining
on Boise river is dug on an ascending grade,
and, as water will not run up hill, that ditch
won't do to put head on. Whoever surveyed
the ditch wants head put on him, though.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

NE BoE.-Mr. ?. O'NeilI Is Canvassing Agent
EEiAeis0n's Trip Across the Continent and Chief
Isa17e Bakers narrative OF his official performan-
u ti-ng the war. Richardson's book is very in
ss1rs work !. contains thrilling. pleasing aud
.-ol; descriptions Of life on the frontier. oa the
I'M, nd in the Pacific States and Territories. and
1nCndi1dy Illustrated with engravings and wood
"a his's book is filed with reading designed to
1as ane! Of large class. and tells, in terms OF
's1ns Impudence and entire contempt OF all con-
EEnaoI'lsss, OF the doings OF one OF the most in
Ioa Erstches who ever cursed earth with his
Fssas Mr. 0'Neill will visit every point in the
SS-V 70 solicit subscriptions for these books. and
eA Commend him as an honorable and worth y
gu De also receives subscriptions for stephens
aa'y Of the War.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

REpREHENsrBLE.-The Washington Repub-
lican calls the workingmen of that city I" these
sort of people," Only the worst style of arts:
tocratlc snobs use such terms in speaking OF
those who earn their living by honest toll.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

'A''''l BANK AGESCY.-By advertisement in
%' Il vii be seen that the First National Bank
--o' lbs established Banking Agency in this
8 Cie' the charge OF Mr.. B. VI. DuRell, Mana
- !aI banking business will BE- transacted.
-'-1 las now stood. with high credit and in
4ciiues, for more than two years. without
:" management; its monthly and quarterly
"N-1ade by az agent Of the Governmcnt-havc
''su Oh the most satisfactory character; and
-N'4i Increase Of business which has flown to
eA' the confidence it enjoys among leading
=. Ien IN Boise City and elsewhere. The
laws Oils Of exchange on the chief cities Of
'''Sda' Oregon and California, and also on
fA cities Of the States across the Rocky
|nu Inc Agency in this city is on Main
'Pp0slte Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

PRAIsEwoRTHY AcTIoN.-By stage of Wednesday
evening of last week report came and quite directly
from White Pine, that JOS A. Luckett of this CITY.
had died at Treasure City few days before The
sad intelligence was impaired to Mrs. Luckett and
their daughter, Miss Hattie, on that evening, and
what seemed q confederation of the mournful rumor
came by stage Of Saturday evening The painful
suspense to Mrs. IMckett and daughter was thus
kept at agonizing tension for no positive informa
ton to the contrary had so far reached them, and
yet for certain sufficient reasons they could not be-
eve the rumor, but held to hope and later word to
come to quiet their fears and gladden. their hearts
The good idings came. MIR. Frank Babb came post
haste from Boise City, very early Sunday morning,
bearing letter addressed to Mr. Joseph Luckett in
the well known superscrption of her husband, sent
by him, at Treasure City by Express to his good
wife, May 18th, date subsequent to that given as
the day on which he died. Mr.. George H. Coe had
seen the letter in the Boise City Office of Wells Fargo
Co.. and, knowing Mrs. Luckett's anxiety saw Mr.
Babb, and that gentleman, with most praiseworthy
resolve, started Saturday night to bring the letter
here, nearly day in advance OF its regular trans
mission by stage. He came a messenger of relief
and joy to the wife and daughter and deeply grateful
they to him and to Mr.. Coe for the true hearted
part each bore i'll the matter vital to them here in
those weary, anxious hours And the glad intelli
gence rejoiced all the many friends of Mr.. Luckett
here, who wish him every good
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

j. b. EMERY is cracking away in trade after the old
style-making small profits but quick sales. and he
keeps constantly replenishing his stock from below.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

CHANGE OF RoUTE.-Wc learn that John
HALEY is having a survey made for new road
between Boise City and the Pacific Railroad
by which the staging distance will be greatly
reduced. The new route will cross Snake river
below Salmon Falls, and connect with the rail-
road at or near Indian creek. BY this route
Mr.. Haley expects to have the trip between
Boise City and the railroad made in two days.
He will do it if he says so.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. R. II. Lindsey died
suddenly at her residence in Boise City, May
18th. Mr.. Lindsey was at Elko at the time.
We regret to chronicle her demise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

THE price of lumber in Hamilton, White
Pine. is reduced TO $500 pr 1000 feet.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

IDAHO BREwERY.-This old resort for the thirsty
will be reopened Saturday next for the reception OF
guests and Charley wants all of his old patrons and
everybody to drop i'll.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

j. G. BRYANT has received fresh stocks 81 generai
merchandise groceries, miners tools, ciothihg' &C.,
during the week. and is driving an active trade.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

|h,, "EIURS THEM.-A copy Of the Congress
s,, 14''''ry' Of this year, has been taken from
"i'0' scrap book, made in an old public
J, =, ''0k' the size Of the bound Congregational
h. are valuable to us as works of refer
very respectfully request that whose.
a., '''ner or both, will speedily return the
L, -" once We will remark, for the infor-
hu IS, NO'e who seem to think differently that
No.. 10 papers on an editorial table are not public
"a " " DC taken by any who wish to possess
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

REWARD OFFERED.-See Casimir Barthes advertise
ment headed " Lost" He will literally reward an,
person who brings him the book and papers
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

GOODS ALL IS.-Rosenbaum x Child nave receiVeo
their stock Of new and fine dress goods and clothing
Now, rush for choice bargains
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

CHARLEY DOUGLAS starts this morning for Whit,
Pine, to remain there few months
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

DEST1sTRY-Dr. 4. Guitar. surgeon and mechan-
cal dentist. who professionally tarried here few
weeks last FALL is again at the same rooms ne then
occupied at the ST. Charles Hotel and offers his pro-
fessional services to those who require them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

F1EtscuMAs IL HEYNEMAN have a superb lot OF seas
enable clothing particularly adapted to this market
which they are rapidly selling off at easy rates They
also keep ND big stock of general merchandise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

PERsoNAL.-Mr. VIM. Lauer, of the mercantile
firm of Lauer Swim, came by stage of Monday eve
ming from San Francisco, where he purchased the
summer stock of goods for their house here.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

yASrrsE K Co. continue to receive heavy STOCKS OF
fresh goods by weekly teams and trains from omat-
Ia, and the known good reputation of the house al
ways attracts dealers and customers generally.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

TELEGRAPH BLOWN DowN.-The hydraulic telegraph
Of Meredith & White, More creek. opposite this
city, was blown down by the sudden gust OF hish
wind which preceded the lightning ana thuhder
shower Of Tuesday afternoon
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

A RUNAWAY mule dumped Chinaman very sud-
denly from off his back into Caahan's claim on Wall
street. yesterday morning. John was not injured,
but he was wofully demoralized. The mule ditto.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

In TowS.-Mr. b. NJ. DnRell. President OF the First
National Bank Of Idaho, Ia in town. He has pefma-
nently linked HE fortune with Idaho
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

nv.-By stage of last Friday morning
~. 1awis started on trip to his old home in
y ,.l.st,,Ai. .Afs tget mother and other dear
,.,ss and connections. He has been employed III
,v,v,D establishment nearly four years. and in
Iau time he never failed in any particular in Civ
"a. mos, thorough satisfaction as faithful. un-
-,rv ip,eIgen. and very superior printer, in
,.na-tment Of the calling. And although po-
..rr ouuosed 10 the owners and editor. he
~ supulOusly observed that high honor. SO pre-
arsr held among the craft, with regard to Office
=, ,5ntpg room secrets, even through two OF the
* exciting political campaigns ever witnessed in
ap During the many years OF experience in va
,a;urions Of the country which We have had in
y hs1sss We have never known . more trustwo--
r honorable, complete printer. than Mr.. Lewis.
| Il a,sly have We me, any who could equal him in
s.gp,udon Of the finest kinds OF ornate and beau
Ii Oh printing He purposes TO return here, to
sz-s his Place in the WORLD establishment. IL 4
III Tesks and We shall gladly give him warm well
c-.xi Meantime We heartily commend him TO
E-T -smber OF the craft particularly. and 10 all
z.a-y ii No. printer and good man.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

NOTABLE DEATH.-Col. Philip l.. Edwards
died few days ago in Sacramento. lie was
a native Of Kentucky, came first To the Pacific
coast in 1884, returned to Missouri in ISIS
emgrated to California in $40, and during his
long residence IN Sacramento county, was prln-
cipay engaged in the practice of law He
was an old line Wing while that party had ex-
stence, but finally joined the Democratic party
He was widely known and universally respected
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

BUSINESS CHAsGE-We learn that DR.. Beknap has
purchased the frepreof store, the stock, fixtures.
good will. &c, Of NJ NJ Chipman' the well known
druggist and apothccary. This makes DR.. Beknap
the only drug and medicine store in this city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

THE wEArHER-Frequent showers of rain and
hail, accompanied by lightning and thunder, have
swept over the Basin during the week. and on one or
two days high winds have blown violently for few
minutes duration. with ugly effect upon hydraulic
telegraphs and slightly built frame houses
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

MrxEEs' BREwEHY.-Rlid Il Brodbcck have lately
thoroughly rcnovatcd and rcitted their fine large
saloon on Main street. opposite the Good Templar
Hail. and they have it stocked with fine California
wines liquors, and the best OF lager OF their own
brewing. The baking and confectionery department.
Ia also maintained in tip top style for lnncheons, &c
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

COMPLETION oTIllr PACIFIC RAIIEo .p-
The last lie was put down. the last rail adjust
ed on the track. and the last spike driven TO
complete the junction of the Central Pacific
with the Unon Pacific Railroad, May 10th. at
about noon, Mt Promoutory summit, point
600 miles east Of Sacramento and l0-6 miles
west Of the Missouri river, in the presence Of
the chief officers of the two companies and
large concourse of spectators who had come
from all parts to witness the interesting scene.
4 dispatch from the ground says:
The last spike was then driven by Leland
Stanford. President Of the Central Pacific.
when the locomotives Of the two roads moved
up and rubbed noses in familiar greeting.
Champagne passed from one engine to another,
and was partaken of by the engineers and con-
ductors The locomotives in turn crossed the
magic tie aud the union was cOnsummated
forever.
The event was Immediately tclegraphed to
the great cities throughout the Union, and
grand salutes were fired, and other demonstra-
tons of an appropriate character were held IN
nearly all The celebrations in Chicago and
san Francisco were particularly interesting.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

u AID CAUcHr.-On Tuesday morning a
|ss "s Territorial penitentiary, named
h., ~sed 70 get rid Of his irons. and, while
Eean. garden in front Of the prison, ran off
! n,s ae hills But vigilant Peter Rush. one of
Esa %" him. and with feet foot soon over
|Ns p'uFed the runaway. He was very soon
|%u, munger irons and safe cell Capt.
Ftr.,s.., assistant, Peter. don't permit escapes
bin , oh them to any material extent. The
may as well take heed of the fact.
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~+v and County.

rr,s,-During the week the large mi.
GOOD OD INV Of Noble, Elkins, Saunders and Wood,
bs COUP. .hree clean-ups, with an aggregate pro-
ye n'u s.n, al, OOO Two of these clean-ups were
ata 'V ths claim under the immediate charge OF
ph ,.rs on Buena Vista Bar. to the south of
" S'au1 c;tr stage road. From these two the pro-
% B"ss. move $1,000. The other cleanup was
St '" ,,om On the Hill, back of Buena Vista
r'n Nv " IL under the charge of Doc Noble. We
~ sn .n opportunity to witness this cleanup. on
sH .t,arnosn, and it was very interesting
S''a ~. 0,oduct was between $4,000 and $4,000,
s considered very good one. There are
gu If five men each to work in the claim,
NsI :. aav and night without cessation. and
0 O." If water is kept, in steadily piping and
90 .,..,ms, upon the banks clear to the bed rock.
1~s nn Of the Noble claim was from eleven
De- ''n Those in the Saunders claim were from
~ .rns of about seventeen days. with an ar-
~ 'D' ..,;,tv.six hands employed, day and night.
s'y ,,np.ny are also constantly running three or
49,, hydraulic claims along Bonum Hill on
and Down along More creek. They have
na,r total of about $4,000 since the opening
.,son in March. and have about one hundred
-..rlOved-all white men, too, and no Cinnamon
-,h. lowest wages they pay is IS tclean DUST per
r,.r hnly deserve the success they enjoy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-20

A COMPLIMENTARY BANoUET-A number of the
friends of Mr.. J. L. Smith, Agent of Wells. Fargo
Co., gave him grand farewell banquet last evening
at the st. Charles Restaurant, and mine host Barhes
had prepared for the occasion feast fit for the Ep
curtains of old, which was amply enjoyed. Mr. Smith
starts for Silver City this morning to take charge Of
Wells, Fargo Co.'s office there. Bon voyage to him.
CATHOLIC SERVICES are requested to announce
that Sunday next Mass will be celebrated at Gran
ito Greek by the Right Rev. Bishop Lootens at Gen.
terville by the Rev. Father Mesplie; and in Idaho
City by the Rev. Father Archambault.