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FSk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
'andn fnlInssor'nrnt Of the above approved
asses, Of different patterns, h"sides cOfiins
vt his own nmk", hll Of which he il prepared
furnish at very reasonable rates, with
,,romrtmrsS and despatch.
Persons drSiroIs nf having cases sent by
'nilrmd will have them Sent free of Charge.
A llea'sr Ia always on hand and will be
furnished ut the rate Ni $40 Frr duy.
Thankful for past pntr.',nge, the anh-
'cril'er respectfully nsks for continuation
If the same, and assures tho pnt,Iic that
"o effort on his part will ',r spared to render
lie utmost satisfaction.
a. G.. CHAPMAN
Newberry s. c., july 81.
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Law Notice.

The undersigned have fnrmcd partner.
hip for the rrhr,irr of law in the Statr
'"nrts an'l thu rnitrd States GourtS, for
he District OF South Carolina. OIIice at
Hc"brrry, 8. g.
JAMES ". BAXTER,
April II IT, : LAS TOMBSTONE.
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ID MU TUAL
,lf1, llkSuBtAhcBi ;CQHPANY,}
v" OF NEW YORtr w Jt!t /

g" or NEW York. 3H.J4:
INCORPORATED, 1Sas.
CASH, ASSETS OVER THIRTY MIL.
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Cash Income, 1907, over TEN MILLIONS.
~, Wv Dividends to Policy Ilol lers, 1907; 1885,
s74.37. ~. 4. ~,
New Policies issued in 1907, 10, ace. .a,
ct. The Company Ia PURELY MUTUAL, No
ol'vldends l'1a to stockholders. Tho entire nro,
fits aro returned to the assured, thus causing
Policies to hccome SELF. SUSTAINING fn
thirteen yours, or 10 double In twenty.
Interest received from investments. 1867.
over 81 100000. - '] '', :.
Excess Of IN TEREST RECEIPTS ALONE.
over losses, ubout S400. 900,
Real Estate. I'onds and Mortgages on Reau
Estate, ~ the City Of New York, over SEW.
EN1EEN MILLIONS OF dollars. =.
1t the richest Company In the world,
lts policies are non>forfeitable. Its dtvI.
dcnds are tho nrgest,
Applications for Columbia. and the North.
ern portion Of South Carolina, received by
GnEGG, PALMER e. co..
General Agents.
HENSON II. JoSEs. Agent ut Newberrv
JAMES SloINTosn, III. D., Medical Exam.
iner.
E,h 100 ~.
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NEWBENRY FEMALE
DHM.X.
REV. J II. liILLHOUSE-Pn1N
Miss FANNIE LEAvELL,

MISS FANNIE LEAVELL,
ANNIE lIILLIIoUsE.
Air. F. WEHDxR-I'rotctsor of Music
Col : FAt.--Chnirman Board Trustee.
Terms pr quarter, Of 81 mouths, payable
IN advnnrc
PRIMARY Department. Smelling. Read.
Ing Wiring nni First T"ss,,,s In
Arithmetic. English Grammar and
IN Geography, IS 90
Ensi.h Grammar. Geography, Arith-
mctic and History. 81 50
LnIin, Greek French. Logic Rhetoric.
Phy>ira:, Mental and Mural Scr
cnrrs. ' S1o m
Nn Pnpn viii hc charged vt tn. same i'm,
WIN more than nn" nf Il pr, crding rMrcS.
Music. cXira-$23 PR session Of i've
months
h'1r'ing with The Principal and others
on rca<on,b Z TENS.
Thorough in>ttucfinn afforded in all th,
hrnnrhrS or liberal eIurutiun.
NJ trch 10 10 #.
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Aug l8 80 st.
District Court ot the United States.

District Court ot the United States.
For tho District of South CnrOlins IN Bank
rup'eJ. In the matter Of J. W. Chappell--
bankrupt.
T" whom It may concern: Tho unfcr>
signed hereby gives notice Of his appolnt>
ment ns Assignee 0f tho estate uf j. w
Charp'fl Of the County Of Newbprrv, and
Stn'e Of South CnrnliiIn, wilhtu said Ctunty,
VIII" has hon adjuLScd n bankrupt upon hi>
own petition br tho dtstrIc, court Of hafd dis.
'rict. Dated 9th dav of August, A D., 1860
j W. SPEARMAN, Assignee.
Aug. 10 80 81,
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Land for Sale.

Rv order nf tho Probate Court for New.
brr,y County. | will srll un the i,St Mo. :.
day III September ,I"xi, al NJ" In rrv Cn,ri
House. the lands i.lnn ing tn ,Ir Estate O..
Daniel cwAlt hrrrm>".l, containing 40
hundred Acres (,nore or l"ss, hon,ulr.l b,
lands OF Win. +. ll,rnnn, Il rry SIorkna,
J"hn Domiui X, Henry DomiLirk, aud
others.
rms Of Salr on II rrrdit ot IL el,e
months. with ihfcIrst from day Of sale.
Fnrrhasrrs l"'ng required to give holr:
with At least two goo. r,lfrtirS aud Il Murf
gage OF the premises To SECURE the puichu>.
money, or may paw III" sam" in cash
GEORGE & DEW ALT,
u.llIcd Executor.
August II 81 #.
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REFERENCES:

Bishop ". ii. Wightu,an, s. c; Col.
WIN Johnson, Charlotte y. G; Rev r q
'"'nm"r-. Tenn. ; Hon. John King, Au
"n>tn. ia. MrSs,S. Geo. W. Willinm,s a
~" Charleston, s. & Messrs. Williams,
III! lor & Co.. New York.
April ~ II w.
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District Court ofthe United States.
Fur thr District Of South Carolina In Banks
rnrtcy. In tho matter uf W. +. Peterson
-lsunkrupf.
I" wl'nn It may concern: The under.
signed hereby Rives tm'tee Of his appoint.
mrmt as Assignee If th" Estate Of W. +. Pc
'rrs"n at ihr County Of Ncwhrrry, aud State
~ S,,uilI Cn, ,OliNa. within said County. who
ha< h"rn ndJuhgcd IL bankrupt upon his own
i"ti,mn bv shr district court Of said district,
Dated 9th day Of August. 4 D., 1869
IiIOS IL. CHAPPELL, Assignee.
Aug. IS 80 81.
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F9T % NE B9St
READY ROOFING

Suitable for all Bnildnpa, Dwellings,,
BT"s, Ghnrches. Fhctorira. &c. and fo,
Ill elm .tes; "Qmlly ndnplch 10 fat or
steep roofa, and can he applied by any or.
binary workman. e..
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In tho District Court Of tho n. S.
District nf SOuih Gnrnlinn.

U1>trlrt nf South Cnrnlinn.
1lc G d. an-Dankrupt-Ex partc
Mhrgarrt SpcnrHIam.
rhts IL l." nnfiry all lion creditors IF th..
rstatc OF snd Bankrupt. To prove their licns
hrio,c e. G jaeger. Rcvi<;rar, Ut Hewherry
Z IL an "r hrfnfc the 1>t September nrxi.
"r 10 ticl'lrrcl from the hcneflt Of any decrer
I" u" mn'lc IN the m,nve stated c Ise.
By o,d"r af thn Court. 10 Il Aug 1850
.lollEF SpEAkAAN. Assignee.
Aug. 16 80 st.
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&C, ~ ~ MANHOOD;
lioW Lost, How Restored.

, just published. a new edition Of Dr.. Cul.
rrrwrl's Crlchrated Essay on ths radical
cure without mrtlicn) Of Sperm ainrrloea
Or Seminal Weakness. Ibvuluiita, GrmInaI
Loses. Imnntemcy, Mental nnd ri steal In>
c .pacity. Tmp"iimcnts 10 Mnrrlmse, etc ::
aso, Consumption. Epilepsy. AMI Fits;
induced by tu!>induigcnco or sexual ex>
irHvngnncn.
GrPrice; 10 q. sealed envelope. only six
srhc celebrated author, In this admirable
essay. ,Cleh ~ demonstrates from u thirty
years successful practice. that tho alarming
cOnstqnr'Eos Of >rIf>nblsc may be radically
cured wlthont tho dangerous u<o Of iuternil
ihedieiue or tho application or tho Knife; +;
pointing 6nt mode of euro at once simple
certain. AMI eff. .cturl. by means Of which
every hnffrrer. no m'tter what hls condition
may oe may cure himself chcapIy. privately
aud radically.
% This Lecture should he IN the hnnds Of
every youth uDi rvrry m u iD tho land, II -
sent under seal, In u plnin envelope, to
my address. ins'pafi, on receipt IF ak
rr"ts, or two post stamps. A'so, DR.. CnI>
'er%rll's Marringc Guilc," price 2j conts
Address the PnElShers,
s.E.ri CHAStJ 6. KLINE Il co,
1o7 D"wary,, N. Y, Port Office Box 1856
July 7 90 ly.
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:lNSUREINss THE.
AMMR1CXN
life INSURANCE !, COMPANY
/! $ ';Mt% of ~ .ssN.rSA4 &~g0
PHILADELPHIA.

ALEX. WHILLDiN. President &. ~
uEU NUGEAT yio,-I'iesident.
4r,...,., jUuS ; WILSON. ,,oIetary.
.'''' JOHN Z. SlMMS, 'Actuary
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Surveying.

am now fully nrrrnred 10 attend tn MI
work Of This kind. en.ru ted tp mr.. Snr.
v"vinH In I'll Of it, hrlncilpa mt,end Il tn VIII,
nrcu'"rv aud di>pncll-at II uni prices Orr
d"rs IN be tcfr ut Mr. J. T. Prtrrsnn's offlcr.
or amt to mo Though the Pnutof1l". ~ ,ii-
plnce G. 81. GIRAkDEAIJ.
April II Is
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KlNSMAN CANDY FACTORY.

Assorted Candy pnr un IN 25 and 81 lh
hnx"s sultnhle tor thr tr a,lr. which we w,r
rant rr'f Ci'v pur" Mannf ,ciurri :r,m
Crush Suxur-nnd warranted To keen In MI
clim ,res
NJ charge fur bcx"s
KiNSMAN BROS.
c79 king >:tcrt,
Elnr"s:0n S G.
importers IN toys and fancy govds.
Terms cash
August II 81 r
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-25

VGoorgo ID. Prentice has been a
constant drinkor for forty years. For
ten years he has been drinkcr OF the
Iignum vitso order. Here is temper
ancc lecture by hirn--wor;h score, at
least, of the tcrnplar cxhortations and
misrepresentation:
"AIcn have tried many things, but
still they ask for stimulan.
"Mon try to bury the floating dead OF
their own souls in the wine cup, but the
corpse rises. We see their faces in the
bubbles. The INVESTIGATION of drink sets
the world whirling again, and the pulses
to playing music and the thoughts gal
hoping, but the fast clock runs down
sooner, and unnatural stimnlant only
leaves the house it filled with the widest
rcvclry, moro silent, more sad, more de-
serted, more dead.
"Thcrc is only one stimulant that new
or intoxicatcs, duty. Duty puts clear
sky over every man, into which the
sky lark, happiness, always goes sing
ing"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-25
A rnuCaING STORY.

Tho Hon. A. II. Stephens, of Goor-
rim. in a recent address, at n meeting Mt
Alexandria, for tho benefit of the Or
plan Asylum and Froc School of that
city, related tho following anccdotc:
"A poor little boy, on cold night,
with no room or roof to shelter his head,
no parental or maternal guardian or
Guide to protect or guide him on his
way, reached at nightfall the home of a
wealthy planter, who took him in, fed
and lodged him, and sent him on his way
with his blessing. These kind atten-
tons chccrcd his heart and inspired him
with fresh courage to battle with
tho obstacles of life. Years rolled
round. Providence led him on, and he
reached tue legal profession his host
had died the cormorants that prey on
tho substance Of man, had formed con-
spracy to get from the widow her
estates. Sho sent for the nearest coun-
sci, to commit her cause to him, and
that counsel proved to be the orphan
boy long before welcomed and enter
tanned bJ her deceased husband. Tho
stimulus Of warm and tenacious gtati-
tnd, was now aldcdlo Tie ordinary mo-
tive connected with the profession. lie
undertooir her cause with a will not
easy TO be resisted: he gained it j; thu
widows estates were secured 'sto her in
perpctuity,p aud, Mr.. Stephens added
willr an emphasis Of emotion, that SEN
an electric thrill throughout the house
"lAea J0y stet'~ls b:tore Yoa"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-25

MEcmAx1cs.-They arc the palace
builders of the world not stick Is
hcwn. not a stone shaped in all the lordly
dwellings of the rich, that does not owe
its beauty and fitness to the sklll Of the
mechanic. The towering spires that
raise their giddy heads among the Clouds
depend upon the mechanics art for
their strength and symmetry. Not an
edifice for devotion, or business, or
comfort. but bears the impress of Their
hands. How exalted is their vocation,
how sublime their calling. Their path
is ono of true glory, and it Is their own
fault if it does not lead them to the
highest point Of honor and rono'yn.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-25
Chr SSlarcitta SoNrnal.
Marietta. Georgia,
Friday Morning June 2.1, 90.
rem THE MhlukrrA JOURNAL.
TO TIE VOTERS OF CHEROKEE
COUNTY

FE,,Iow CITIZENS AS one of your
number, feeling deep interest ia the
welfare of our once grand old State, and
an especial interest in the honor, and the
material and moral prosperity of our own
country, beg leave to call your attcn-
ton to tue following facts and snGGos-
tons. in view of the election next fall To-
representative in the State legislature.
The time will soon arrive. Let us not
sleep over our interests, but let us be-
yin to think and to act in the premises,
so that we may put the right man IN the
right place In order then that an end
SO desirable shall be accomplished, |
propose that all who take an interest III
the matter meet at Canton on the FIRST
TUESDAY in August next, and select the
men who will properly represent the
views and interests of the people.
propose |. That we vote for 40 man
who shall previously announce himsc1 a
candidate, for such IN act is very pre-
sumptious, and there is ''morc hope OF Il
fool than there is of man who is wise
in his own conccit."
>. That we vote for no man who is in
capable of attending to his own bust
ness, for if such is the case, we may
rest assured that he cannot aud will not
attend to ours Let us therefore require
in our candidate, sobricty, good com
mon sense, and attention TO business.
3. Let us support no men for the of
flee (if we know i) who desires tho po-
sition for the sake of the milcdgc and
pcj diem, and as test, let us require the
man for whom we vote to pledge him.
self to vote against all cXtravasant APP
preparations Nine Dollars per dtcm in
cludcd.
4. The State Road is political ma
chine, instead of q money nach'nc which
it might be if properly managed. 1t
ought therefore to be put into the hands
of others and help to pay our enormous
Mrcs 1t is said that certain responsible
parties agree to pay IN mfcancc for its
use. Gtfccn MouSaRd doliarS per month
more than it has been paying the State Tor
some time past. That would be an extra
annual income Of $50 ,000,00-a nice
Attlc sum to be ac0rSc than lost! Our
representative then should solcmnly
pledge himself to uso all his influence
to hire ont, rent, or leasc the State Road
on SUCH, or anything like such terms.
;. The man whom we elect to repre-
sent us should go pledged to do some
thing to assist the young men IN our
midst who were wounded and disabled
during the war, in acquiring an ed"ca-
ton. The man who would refuse to do
such thing, has a Ii lilo mean soul, IT
he has any at all. Justice, humanity,
Patriotism, interest, all plead for that
noble and unfortunate class. Let us
not rcur tho guilt and shame Of neglect
ing them.
The above suggestions are submitted
by .'plain blunt man. who desires good
government, and ms attendant blessings
peace and prosperity, for HIMSELF his
childron and for all.
A FARMER.
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BENEFITS OF a LOCAL pApnH

Speaking of local papers, an exchanges
trulhfuIly remarks that they enhance
the value Of property (; they make regu-
Iations for peace they cail attention. to-
locality; they benefit particularly NOR
chants, rcal-cstatc owners, and farmers
thrice the amount yearly they pay for
their support. There is nothing thss
would do a county, or town, or city, more
harm than to DO without newspaper.
This every sensible man knows Tho
local paper is necessary. You need NOS
think that the publisher of paper ear
run it for your benefit and pay tho exl
penscs out Of his own pocket. Give
your homo paper good advertising
patronage and respectable subscriptions
list, and you VIII have then just such o
paper you will wish,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-25

THERE wcro TOO classes IL the day of
Noail's flood, those Who were inside tho
ark, and those who were without; two
in the parable OF the Gospel net, those
who are called the good fish, and those
who are called the bad;. two in the para
bic of tho ten virgins, those who arc
described as wise and those who are
described as foolish two in :ahe account
of the Judgment day, the sheep and the
goats; two sides Of the throne :, me r;gRf
hand and the left two al. ,aes when tbe
ast sentence has been passcdI Heaven
nd hell.-So9at,e,H CaTYAD'aa.
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Dress Goods Hats and BOnnets.

And will be receiving goods constantly from The FIRST
Houses IN New York Boston Philadelphia and i'alti
more at the lowest cash prices. and will sell equal e
any Southern Market goods will be purchased
in person strictly for cash.
Adjoining his Dry Goods Store he has opened 3
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Che se}arletta aournal.
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Ratios of Advertising.
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rietta journal
Il. NJ. GOODMAN, & co
EEs rroprieorS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

SKETCH OF GRANT-The Washington cor.
respondent of the San Francisco Times saws in
q late letter:
The office-seekers are at a deadlock. When.
ever Grant is spoken to about appointments
he universally reminds the speaker that Mr.
johnson is President. After such dose os
that one hardly feels like repeating. This Is
the lnvarlable reply; he shows no respect for
persons or papers, aud continues to smoke
There is general opinion extant that he is not
soclable. This is erroneous he is exceedingly
entertaining and communicative except one
talks politics; on that subject he is like clam.
only more so. | saw HIM in the rotunda of the
Capitol Yesterday, in plain citizens dress,
walking alone, examining the pictures, while
those present were counter-lnarching and exc
cutting some painfully scientific flank move
ments to get good look Mt his face He don't
appear to realize that he amounts to much
1t is different, though, with second and third
lientenants; they have all got better clothes
than General Grant and to see him beside
these fellows you would take him to be the
boss teamster.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

A NICE PAIR.-Rpadcrs may remember that
about year ago n man named Swanry. the ed.
itor of n Radical sheet in Mariposa, California,
was accused of poisoning TO death one II. w.
Scale, wealthy man of Mariposa, and that
Scales wife, an attractive, rather youthful wo-
man, was implicated with Swaney in the mnr-
der. After two mockercs of justice, called
trials, before Judges bound to acq,lit the pair.
Swaney and Mrs. Scale were let loose. The
" happy couple" were married few DAYS ag"
in Stockton. They ought to be very, very hap
py, together-since they were not hung.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

THE PRESIDENTS AMNEsTY.-Ihe Senate
Committee have reported that the Amnesty
Proclamation Of President Johnson was issued
without authority and is Of no effect. On the
other hand Justice Trigg, of the U. s. DIE
trict Court Of Tennessee, has rendered de-
clson sustaining the Proclamation, IN the case
of the United States versus John II. Crozler.
charged with treason, and discharged the nc
cused from custody
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r;tv and County.

AT the moat market of J. Sayles
s ' quarters of eleven fat Oeeves which had
the day before by that firm for their
tn s'usn'9 The largest of the lot weighed. when
asopef'' :. cor the market, eleven hundred and
'ss'ea l' = and the smallest-a young steer-six
Hn p0aua w. ninety pounds. The eleven averaged
pndFs' o. !. triae over nine hundred pounds each.
dr's,s are not only big and fat but the meat is
'h's ,n,,ity. They are of lot of twenty'three
dplns ,swsr payette Valley, which have been kept
nsea sd since last Fall. and they were all
nsnu driven here by Sayles & Co. We do not
Nasn'' N' 70 have seen SO fine lot of fat, ten
H1FD' r-.ned, splendid looking beef, in any mar
IT, nu,' lana as sayles 60. furnish that kind for
81 su' ,ors Idaho City folks can be surely
n'F 'a .,,ne the best supplied beef-eaters in the
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

MILITARY kErOEM>-In an examination
before the Congressional Military Committee n
short time ago, Gen Rufus IEgalls spoke very
damaglngly OF the present system of staff Blu.
rcaus, aud said the Departments of Quarter.
master Paymast"r, and Comnissary could be
advantageousy consolidated into one Depart
meut. with third Of the number of officers at
present employed. He was also Of the opinion
that the ordnance and artillery could easily be
merged. and that the corps OF Engineers could
we'll perform the duties ot the Coast Survey
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

OwYHEE ITEMS We extract the following
from the 1rdldnchc and the Tidal Udrc:
The White Pine exodus has nearly depopn
lated Silver City. Among the crowd going
thence we notice the names ot j. :. Mansfield
and o. l.. Whiting. formerly at Idaho City
A man named Higgins. bound Tor White
Pine, was lately taken into Camp Three Forks
with both feet frozen, and it was thought he
would lose his toes.
The debt of about $4,000, for which Thos
Cole, Jr, attached the Rising Star mine and
mill IN Flint District. has been nearly all paid
and the prospects We're that the Company
would soon resume operations, as rich ore had
been taken out just before the attachment was
served
The Kew. Father Kohl has been delivering
lectures in Silver City, for the benefit of st.
Andrews Church.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

An exhibitor of wild beasts in Paris has
adopted plan for securing his money which Is
respectfully submitted to bankers and bl"atrd
bomdholdrrs generally. Every night he drp"s-
ts the daily receipts of his exhibition IN the
cage OF the most icruclous of his anlnas.-Er.
Why, that is no new thing Treasurer Strr-
ling habitualy deposits all Of his own funds,
and large proportion Of the public moneys
in the keeping of that " most ferocious' beast
known in his circle "A the tiger
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

Too MUCH LAMB.-Thc Rev. Samuel Her
man. Rector Of the Browncll Female Semlna-
ry in Omaha. has been too intimate with lady
teacher and two or three of the young lady
pupils of the Seminary. He made a confession
after the criminalty was overwhelmingly fas-
tened on him The teacher and one Of the
young ladies have been obliged to 60 into re-
tirement IN consequence of their part in the
scandal.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04
ADA COUNTY ITEMs.-From the Statesn,an

ADA COUNTY TRANSFORM the Statesman
and Democrat we clip the following:
A. W. Flournoy has been appointed Probate
Judge, vice r. l.. Gillespie, gone to White
Pine, and W W. Glidden, Justice of Peace, in
Boise City, vice r. P. Yantis, resigned
Ostnrr's wooden statue of Washington has
been placed upon u pedestal in the public
square, in Boise City.
Grasshoppers are already beginning to show
out in lower Payette Valley.
Fears are had for the safety of John Ander-
son, of Soana, Anderson Il Co. He left Boise
City for the Payette, Jan. 9th, to look after
some cattle, and the asst seen or heard of him
was that he was met near Knapp's ford Of
Boise river, day or two after.