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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Personal PrOperty

INHE subscriber having rented his farm.
il one mile above Freedom. on the Lib
erty road, will sell at Public Sale, on the
premises, at O'Clock, P. NJ, on
Thursday, he l7h Of Nouember, 1870,
the following Stock, &c, viz:
- Six Valuable Work Horses.
c. healthy Mules, several onick
N0-A draft Horses of superior speed and
style; lot Of promising Colts, from ga
years to year old, of the very best stock,
and offering good opportunity to those
who wish fitst.rate horses for farm work.
light draft and the saddle, to supply them
selves TO advantage, such lot Of horses
being rarely offered at public sale. Also
Cows, Calves, Fat Cattle, / thorous hbred
Alderney Bull, years old; thoroughbred
Devon Bull, ! year old Hogs and Shoats;
also good Buggies, Sulkey, Harness,
Farming Implements, &c, Comprising a
sale well worthy Of public attention.
TERMs.-All sums OF $40 and under,
cash; all above $40. six months credit, with
note and approved security, and interest
from the day of sale.
nov 3-ts NICHOLAS II. GORE.
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STATE OF MARYLAND,
Executive DEpARraEXr,
ASSApoLIs, November LIST, 1870.

hhHAroLlsi November list, 1870.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
lWHEREAS, it is meet and proper thai
NV AN enlightened people should ac.
GAgledge in humble devotion their thank.
If M 70 The Great Creator for the bestowal
II, & mnumerable goods they enjoy.
| MaryIaa Bowie, Governor Of the State Of
proper tohsve therefore thought iit and
The peopIeSue this, my Proclamation, to
TLarsiay, Maryland, setting apart
prese,M,ceaty. fourth day Of The
Asa DlVth Of November,
And | earnestlS TnaSKsGyrSG.
people of MarylanIise and entreat the
the worship and Thahaeyote that day to
God, 70 whom be pfsylng, OF t almighty
SREEzRs, Given under
2V great sealofthend and the
06S6 land, at A nnapNeof Mary
- day of November. this first
Of our Lord one thousand eighfhe year
and seventy. ndred
BY the Governor.\
y n uo,, ODEN B0WIh
Secretary of State.
nov l03t
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WOOD LOrS.

WOOD LOTS.
First-Wod Lot on the county road lea .
ing from the Washington Road leading past
Samuel Nurs to Turnpike Road, and is
about three miles from Westminster, adj
joining the land of Samuel 0gg and others.
Said lot contains
II Aeres and ! Pcrchcs,
which will be divided and into three lots
and so offered. Second-Wood Lot
CoHtdiainy -Four Acres,
situate on the Washington Road 81 miles
from Westminster, adjoining the lands of
VIM. Logud, Samuel Nusbaum, aud others.
Third-Wood hot containing
4 Acres, 3 Rooas aWt % Perches
of Land, more or less. adjoining the lands
Of George Blizzard and others, about FIVE
miles from Westminster, aud one mile from
the Deer Park Road. Fourth-The House
and Lot on the Warfeldsburg Road. imme
dlately in front of the Home Farm, con.
tanning
5 Acres Of Land, more Or less.
An accurate survey Of all the land. inclu
sive of the farm. is now being made, aud a
plat of the same corresponding with the
quantities herein named, will be exhibited
on the day of sale.
The farm is now in the occupancy of
John Zile, who will show the same to those
wishing TO see it, or any information in re
gard to the property can be had of either
of the undersigned
Also 10 Hewed Posts in the Wood Lot
adjoining Samuel 0gg, lot Of Rail Timber
cut up on the Wood Lot adjoining Mr.
Logue; also the one. half Of 30 Acres of
growing Wheat aud ( Acres Of Rye.
All the property will be offered and sold
at the farm near Westminster.
Terms Of sale of the Real Estate. One.
third cash on the day OF sale. or on the rat.
iication thereof; one.third in one year and
The other one third in two years from the
day of SALE the credit payments to bear in.
terest from the day of sale, with approved
security.
Terms of sale of the Personal Property.
All sums of $40 and under, cs.sa; on all
sums above $40 credit of six months will
be given, to be secured by the note OF the
purchas. r with approved security bearing
interest from the day of sale.
JOHN L. SMITH,
CEAS. I. REIFSNIDER,
oct 2f'ts Assig ees.
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Domestic cseds. :
I hyWN aud Rleaetes Muslins Il man.
- uisetarers prices, also Ginghams. iSs sI'
apt IL. L. No.,
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WEST END
JEWELLERY STORE.
r. A. WAG0NE1

ID ESpECTFULLY informs the c;tisens
III Of Carroll county and vicinity, that lie
is constantly receiving new and beautiful
goods from New York, consisting Of
WATCHES, either Amer
lean or Foreign Sterling .rs<3fSsz
Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c., Kings q M
patterns. Watches repaired in the beat
manner End warranted. Silver and Gold
Plating done with promptress and dispatch.
Sewing Machines Of every make on hand |;
also repairing done.
Give me call as am determined 10
sell. ~ ;une
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,T,HE County cosnissioaesl of Carroll
county, will MT at tho Office, in
Westminster, ON d FiRsr sioyDAY or
DkoEh9Rh, 1870, fol be transaf Jon of bust
ness. By order,
nov l0-4t CIerk
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t18 ACRES OF LAND,

1t8 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less lying patty on the Turnpike
leadingthrongh Uniontown to Westminster,
and adjoining the lands of DR.. Martin, John
b. Williams and others This farm has no
improvements upon il, but has several fine
locations for building and an excellent
spring of water. About one fifth of this
land is in Timber, the balance cleared and
all of it well fencrd the soil is Of good
quality, aud is well adapted to all kinds of
rain and grass; there are also limestone
beds upon it.
Also a lot con,ainin, n Acres of land.
more or less, within five hundred yards Of
either of the above described farms, and
improved with n
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable, Sprin, House, and has large lime
stone quarry upon il.
Amy person wishing further information
in regard to the above property can obtain
the Same by applying to Chas. B. & d. H..
Roberts, Attorneys, Westminster, Nd, or
to the undersigned, Trustee, at Uniontown,
Nd.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne.third cash on the
day of sale or upon the ratification thereof
by the Court, the residue to be paid in equal
payments of one and two years respectively,
to be secured by the purchaser or purchas
ers notes, bearing interest from day of sale,
with security to be approved ofby the Trus.
tee.
ALFRED ZoLLICKoFFER,
Trustee.
CnAs. B. Il DAHL II. RoBEgTs,
nov lots Solicitors.
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RALMoRAL, Feit ia PanesliE,s. at j
Y IihgIing a son's noy 10
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Lie SALE
Oh
HOUSE AND LOT.

HOUSE AND LOT.
gVNllE undersigned, rs Agent, will sell at
IL Public Sale, on the premises. situated
near the forks Of the Washington and Deer
Park Road, about "a miles from Westpin.
ster, OH
Thursday, de 17M If NouemJer, 1870,
at ~ o'clock NJ, valuable little property
The Lot contains Acres, 8 Roods and SO
Perches, is improved by two story LOG
HOUSE, with kitchen at A ,,,x-~>
tachedi water convenient to <@All
the house; Stable and other hi sIi4f,
necessary buildings some - ~
fruit; the LAID is well fenced.
Also Household and Kitchen Furniture.
As this property is convenient to West.
minister, surrounded by public roads, fine
neghborhood. offers especial inducements
TO any ore wishing to purchase a comforta.
BILE home.
Amy one desiring to see the property will
call on the Agent or on Mr.. Stunz, residing
on the premises.
Also very fine Cow Oats, Corn and
Potatoes by the bushel; lot of Rye and Dat
Straw, &c, &c.
Terms of Real Property--0ne half cash
balance In II mouths; the credit payment
to be secured by note, bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
The terms of the Personal Property will
be made known on the day Of sale
No property to be removed until settled
for.
JEREMIAH l.. SHUEEY. Agent
for Valentine Stunz.
Also at the same time and place, will be
offered a Wood Lot containing about 8
Acres, well set with heavy timber, consist
ing Of Oak, Chestnut and Hickory; has two
springs. and there is a good road leading
from it; adjoining lands Of Samuel Diehi
and Daniel p. Goodwin.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
noe 3--ts
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE
is r0HL'sHrD EVERY rucnsD.r
"y VIM Il, Vanierford, proDrist,r


10. ,, Caaao.r HALL
copr. ~ ~ pcr year to be paid in .dr.
for h., ~ ~ cents. No subser,n,i'',aa "ce
.quaro aaSSyyFRrlsNO RATE.
s6r one doi,lnes, will be inserted Tim.
insertiouno ''ar, and Is cts. for each times inc
20 lea: ,h 81, No ady,rtis os, s3'9o
Der S Sf mot not exceeding lines Oar Us. s.
q accord ne Continued until 'T TeSSi ddyer;
esies a n In heir own business ines '0nnne ad'
i w cents per line. oil personal
,ss re %sos -. r which a large pnmh..
~ strS. 9p will be charged Is n onn,. of Of
E@Nsise. ''s''' Work will be charged
b.ss.tc ,s ASrs should be addres.ed ;,
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0gsra:.-ssasr1e5 Frederick


A letter from Frede,i - ,.p ;,
more San gives the c'll,ia ~ '"o DAT
r., ~ Tue celebration held ;,,bs, o;,
thursday night last; wy 0
49,, ihe torchlight proces.;, md ~,
honor of ,bo 'uerlck cit tonight il
- Se' the white mo,.caa pJi; 'oh,
10 10 Congress from tho rnn !. sCSSadldlte,
'arylund, and the tr;nm uiS,f'ct OF
ArSaer, Merrick and Hap ao swami
Ia grand and magnificeS " was a
an settiae il nm =" "n who frtcipatcd
sOsf sundoU n large crox
IL H0m the adjoining distr ~ per,
li a. "Sa, among whom wa arrived
NIL from Woodshorl o,IcnA
81. ne brass band of ,hs u ,':u
M - hoosr Mayor Bnsks ag ,.ll''se'
hes tssa' n my other prominel se"tIs |
Lay trnia to uitaess he % ,.ral IN The
H and Participate ia the he ,I sraf 50! spee'a-
I;Ii; enOmRer OF houses ID Ill., ,S'''ee'
Jaaatly aud Handsomely ill., nsiJ were
dc boom zoe numerous Chinese i,ntcrn.
d 1cr nr of eaunou, the ya,,I ,'a anI
esrv,t;' hrearms and cracker. .. sL
dscyJaH 'oOk lively, aod eon',t "a ACE
..SssusnGr, Inc Tue successful pariy 10 GaaI
Re also brought Into re- I
Nsauaef Procession beraa T.,
b, and IN principal streets | a
tbrou4h sEsh flags .Ayinr .
Seven o'clock, nSeating, end d,
N WariDg, drums ,'uun "
$iyiag. 4
egere immense crowds on the
I, aad the scene was both interest.
I'D exciting. Some of the iBscrlp
II KlIWere very appropriate, and nearly
Msxcellent hits. The following we're
Nsaong the best, viz: "0nr Platform
~ Sustained by the People," Il have
" been Your Friend for Nine Years
John L. Smith J" "The Negro has
Proven an Element of Wcakuess--Bal
aimore Aneriicaa !" Smith sold Ne
groes iu 1860, White Allen sold Smith
in 1870" No Negroes 10 the Jury
4 Boz y Frederick County all Right :
J "Ne Soldiers at the Polls = ave Wip-
pad yonr. Niggers, Bring on your Chi
.nese,;" Carpet Baggers, Pack Up aud
Leave !" Maryland True TO her Re
cord-Bayouets could not Brighten uol
1 Conquer the Freemen's Ballots = "Car
roll County Repudiates her Unworthy
Son = "fhe Union as orr Father,
made il; )" mo Mongrei Government
] No Sumner Bill in Mar, land !" wv,
Nailed the Blacksmith :" I'VE Want
White Postmaster !" The White fot,
sends Richie to Congress !" allow ar,
you, Big Judge 7" The Niger Killec
Us-Erammey;" "The Culled Troop,
Fit Brayely;" Black, the Carpet Bag
GER" frederick City Honors Richie
Westminster Disowns Smith" Nv,
Fought Tor our Children" Honor /,
the Men who preferred Principles II
Party" Frederick the Banner County;
-"shout the glad tidiugs DER mountain an,
The white man has triumphed and Maryland il
free"
~ We have met the Black Knight, hi
Shield aud i.auce lie Broken J" 70, 20t
Colored Voters, good buy, Richie
4 Erapriaer, September % )" II 500
white Majority, good bye, Sniith-th,
People, November 9Th )" "ThG Uniot
as il WAS the Oh Constitution suited
us;" s"White Maa's Representatives
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TENANT MantA

"A oooa man maylAear Of arm in nice
CONDITION, centadh 600 a& of cleared
lana; dwelling excellpt, oulblI ings good.
nov 3-tf
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AIpacas.

A CHOICE ASSORTMENT Dine Blads
IA Alpacas also loy pric1and iary
co,ors, al
sep ~ III H. NaA A Co,l
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A Full line Of Sob Ribbo. all slides,
'sp HOOP Q Acsar.H.
[ ,1 ,o4 .rIs g KNIT Yarn. s,ocls. sgFarn,
'ep J sHooD 4 ~arcsn.
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lamps, Oils, sc.
sHE latest improved Burners, with a
u large assortment OF Lamps. for sale
cheap. Kerosene Old, and Machine Oils Of All
kinds, for sale at Y
mars y. k. GERNANp,s =:
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- Caiicoes,
~, II and l2l cents, M ,e,s
~ u. Norris q coz
Cloths and Queensware,
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM
NEAR WESTMINSTER


RY virtue Of a Decree Of the Circuit Court
- sitting MS Court Of Equity, pessed in
cause No. lI42, wherein Alfred Hoss aud
Frances his Wife nre cornpainanis, and
Elizabeth Powder, wife Of Jacob Powder,
deceased. Miss Mary Slage, John d. Pow.
der, and Sarah his vita are defendants, the
undersigned, as Trdstses, will sell at Public
Sale. on the premises, on
Thursday, The 24h Of NdeeDsJer. 1870.
at 10 O. clock, A. 81, the valuable farm on
which the late Jacob Powder resided at the
time Of his death. situated on the Baltimore
and Reisierstown Turnpike, one mile from
Westminster, containing
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Also, on the same day, time and place,
will be offered the following Valuable
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more or less. The farm is 10 the highest
state Of cultivation, has been lined heavily,
from 100 I'd 1000 Bushels having been ap.
piled each year. The improvements con.
sisi Of hrge two story frame weather.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

STRAfNTSG At GSAT.-The New York
Tribune. hearing that Whittemore Is coming up
third time "a a candidate for Congress. calls
upon the District Attorney OF Georgia to deal
with him as such n notorious offender deserves
Ito "open the pententiary door for him, and
then let Us have an end of Whittemure ~
This 10 all very well, but as the New York
Post says: IF we are to punish, why not
begin with the greater offendsrsi Why not
punish Dennis Mccarthy, who voted money
into his own pockets and those Of his partners
in the salt monopoly, In tho most brazen man
neri
"why not punish Morrell, of Pennsylvania,
who. being an owner of the Bessemer steel
patent. openly voted in Congress to raise the
duty on steel. and thus put money in his own
pockets, aud those Of bis partners.
"Why not punish Hooper, of Massachusetts,.
who, being an iron-furnace owner, voted for a
higher duty on iron, and thus put money In his
pocket ont Of the people's."
In word, why strain at the gnat White
more, while swallowing q train of Congress
siopal eamels. laden with the spells Of the peo-
Plies wealth. Buffalo Courier.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01


WHAT HULDs Cp THE "AETH."-A teach.
or ia a western cnu2ty in Canada. while MAX.
ing his first wait to bis constituents came
into conversation with an ancient Vernont Ia.
DIV. who had taken up her residence in the
back wood" OF course the school and for.
mrr teacher came IN for criticism. aud the old
lady. in speaking of his predecessor. asked !:
"Wa'aI. master. what do you think he learned
the scholarsi" Il couldn't say. ma'am.
Pray what did be teach T. ''Wa'al. he told
'rm this ere arth vas round; and all sorts q
things. Now. master What do you think Of
such stuff! Don't you think he was an iguor.
ant f.lerl" Unwilling to come under the cat
egury of the Ignorant, the teacher evasively
remarked: 1T does really seem strange. but
still there are many learned men who teach
these things"
WAL" says she. 4" il The arth IL round.
and goes round what holds it up !" "Oh these
learned men any that 1t goes round the sun.
and that the sun hulds it up by virtue Of at
traction" The old lady lowered her specs"
and by way Of climax. responded: "Wa'al. if
these high larn't men seq the sun holds mp the
arth. / should like Ia know what holds the
arth up when the sun goes down :"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

VERY STRANGE,-Of the FIVE prominent in-
st'gators Of Mumfords death. bot one-the
Ms hard as Sipt to the worlds reproach. is n
moral leper. The other four, according 10 the
New York Democrat, have died terribly and
swiftly. Andrew J. Butler lived miserably af.
ter hrs return from the South. and then desper.
ately committed suicide. Bell, member Of
Buffers staff and also Of the military commis.
sion, died o rasing lunatic. Haggerty, the
Judge Advocate, persisted in the streets OF
New Orleans of deliriym fremeas. Another
member OF the staff, and an interested party,
recently, at Hong Kong, blew out his brains.
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Sheriff Sale.


DN VIRTUE az An EXECUTION To
Id nAr directed issued on. Of tbs Court Il A. q
lluars Justice Of tAo ieSec ga IJsbu Citt. hoASc
county Idaho TettssaTy. lalsfseft rendered 3ta
sAad caslrs ga tho gskA DAY u 1us. isso "a favor q!
shu tscu1lo she TuvFttory os idaho and against
James itungsn .frseudsat. and shas certain house
and lot Ga MA4u Fsoa~Vg CAY. hoso cosstsit
4 T and Iaazn a. she building formerly occupied
hy James nancza store. fer ihv sus1 o3 SO @1ad
"a too aoliasA and s2A aai To-te9 dollars ~os's Of
saS being t0S isros d3C ga ste As0E0aeaEs"d pr
iars sF .ac as1AI year s62 and oasss. dad oaa tho
s4A day os Augnss. \. u. 3Aso. levy alan iao sa4d
Atog~8eaeE.ir premises - satisfy SAD demand aud
costs aaI hereby give po'ieo thas Wiz GA
Friday. the I'd day o! September. is7o,
II tho honr -. - O'clock NJ "a. ss3I day. IN front o
;hc caags hpgso aoeE Idaho Cass. cell a. tn6l'e
aacssua slu Askhos. bidder fer o>sl 'lso above aud
foregoing eae4sbeal premises 10 ssi4A! s~4a laag
stscas. cosEs and aecFsseg COSTA,
H. ngITTEN. Sheriff.
iiy II. =. sAths. Tudef SAosia
Idaho cBsy. August a.. lsso-@1
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Sherif's Sale.
10y VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION IS

Try VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION IS
sued out OF the District Court III and Tor BOISE
county Idaho Territory. upon Judgment rendered
in said court, the ath day oi June, 1870 wherein
John Br0g an, John Ellis. Dennis Crowley. Robert
Dcyine al ais are the plaintiffs. and Wash kegarries
is the defendant for the sum of Seven Hundred aid
Ninety nine Dollars s7a9l III gold coin OF the United
States Of America aud costs OF suit. taxed at Thirty"
nine aud SO loo Dollars less the sum OF Four Hnnd-
red aud Nine and - 100 Dollars paid thereon, duly
tested July Ii, 1850. have seized and taken under
execution all OF the right title. claim and interest OF
The defendant nn the aith day of May 1870 or which
he may have acquired since that time. Of III aud To
ali of that certain piece ar parcel at mining ground
situate III Boise county. Idaho Territory, and des-
crbed as follows. Io.slt being one hill mining claim
situate ON Wolf creek, about one fourth az a mile b~
to@ tho toan uf tlaceEHllr. commencing at the
lower line Of Jimmy iioy's claim and running down
said creek Ia tAc upper lihe o. Hswleys claim. with
all ala singular The improvements, Appufs"aa@nc1s
Sr Asases uI whatever nature, belonging TO ao said
claim Public notice is hereby giEeu Thai un
Monday, the 18th Day Of August, A. D. 1870.
AZ II o'c.ova NJ / Will sell. ia front al the court
house door IN idaho Cssy. tho said aiofodrsesibed
pguln4aes Ia she highest Bladder for cAaA ia geld uon
10 satisfy said execution aud AocTu.ug ctssss
T. II kRilrEN. Sheriff.
BY H. =. sATHs. tadsF haoEaI
Idaho o4Iy. jal! -. gs'o@a
The above saiq il postponed 20 Friday. August
.dsh isEn Al II n'clor9 NJ =. u. BAIIIEN.
Idaho c3sy. August is. 1870 sbTssa'
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Ieaal advertisements.
Summons.


In the District Court of the First Judicial District Of
the Territory OF Idaho. in and for the county OF
Idaho: -.
Thomas McGarvey. Plaintiff. versus .
- Nounan, --- Nonnan, - Orr 10 Nounan' oii
4 Co. Defendants.
To The said Defendants:
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
l. OF the United States In the Territory OF Idaho
You are hereby notified that there Ii now on ME ia
the Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court OF tue
First Judicial District of Idaho Territory In ana Tor
the county OF Idaho. the complaint OF Thomas NC
Garvey claiming that you indebted to piaintn III
the sum of two thousand dollars. being balance dne
on account for salmon fish furnished aud delivered
to you ut your request by plaintiff. in the years
1867 and 1868 and you hereby notified TO appear
aud answer said complaint within ten days exclusive
of the day OF servce after the service on you OF THIS
summons IL served withn Idaho county or served
of said county but in said First Judicial Disric
within twenty days: otherwise within forty days and
that If you fail appear and answer the said com
plant. above required. judgment viii be taken
against You by default for the sad sum. toseer Win
costs in accordance with the prayer Of the complaint
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my mana
-Aand affixed the seal Of said Court. nj my OF
ID eSS4aee In Ieesburg. ia said county. THIS 2eth
day Of August. 1868. A. s. Stills. clerk
niaw5 BY wM IL. THArchEh' deputy
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The above ssie il postponed 10 Friday. August
.6gh. 1910. a. II n'c4nr2. NJ = u. BAIIIEA.
Idaho c3sg, August IL. 1870 sbrFsa
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In the District Court OF the First judicial Dstrct Q!
the Territory OF Idaho. in and for the county OF
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Sm WV. b being ut parish meeting, made
some proposals. which were objected to by q
farmer. Highly enraged, .Sir." said he to
the farmer. '.do you know sir, that have been
ut two universities. and b two colleges In one
unwerFityr "Wrll. sir" sad The farmer.
"what al thatf had calf suck Two csws.
and the observation made was that the more
he sucked the greater calf be was"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

4 WIscoxsIS paper wants to know "wbat
in the deuce his class Of people are coming to,
when il takes ten bushels or wheat to buy a
pair OF bootsp To which the New York
Democrat answers: go barefoot. and keep
right on voting the Radical ticketlv
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AGooD lady who improved every opportu.
nifty % teach BY precept and example, once re-
marked at prayer meeting: My friends, as
came along, | saw COW switching of her
tail; In this wicked world OF STRIFE, she was
peaceful and contented o 1witching Of her tail,
and said to myself thou aad do likewise"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

PoRTLAxp CESsus.--Ths total population
Of Portland. Oregon. a. sppeary IRON the cen
sus returns. Il H.347, dassiied a. follows:
white maIes, 4,3l2; white females, 1855; col
ored males, 669; colosed females, 121.