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, 1870-11-08
THE REGISTRY.
1Acrease Over Lass Years Vote.

The following are the returns tins fat received
u the City Clerks once Of the rcRtsty nf vutea
completed on Wednesday laxt. Tho poll book1
Tor ten rrecincts have not yet been handed III.
The n Gtsuatinn has been Qul:c heaTT, and targe
vote may be anticipated to-day:
tl,s. IT nss1st ~ 1h1d fsrsiHst q;
Vote sod ii;i
srepa &c Fl Fsath fss hffstns 80
vo*a. eslis iii
essna @ foasa feaia affPsssas fssstt e
Vote, poii;d i:;;
FOURTH WARE n,'-.''''-''..s....lH
ssana Sc q q Fa54 Fsn, ,r,sias q?
fI;IT 1anr
ses:aa Sc. iees; s. s. fs5a fsa9,h hff;ssast ss
vo,,. 'ssa lat 20
s1r.,: ~ -. !. 80. III
ssd 8 sss Esas'n elpfsste r,ss;est 1.
hi1H Fl. ir,cetst........- 81 ''''''''. y
Votes poled i;st
sseona I; fsnb fs'5 bfsssst
vo,ts palisd Int
Siss isss4 tsR fasi'f
Vote. patcd IL;
20 Maad 81 F,!. E1eeInet -
Fs!Ss Fssi'a ahs9ss:::: sssss;::::: t7sass 81
Tnt.1 ~'e*
, 1870-11-08

Chnrrcd Hands nssd Faces Cured
" uSEr Juniper Tar Soap, Made hy Caswell.
HAZnnI 4 rc. New -YOrk
, 1870-11-08

NAsnsi1It. Nov. 1.-Governor Senter Issues
psoet3mAt!on to.Mo1foW. appointing the f4ih
fusf. - dry OF .haeksfsvsre.
, 1870-11-08
DIED.

Paper 1snnRinEs md Window
brushes. At I. E, Kt2a5it, - Randolph Street.
, 1870-11-08

eAye and enjoy The same rtpb.a n,,,n.o.
'nantues ns1, a. ot1rE nsu 'naluc., md no mor '
Rs%e s1tS nj r. aas ,zs;ang y paytns dishonest
,ohtcFaA ha \. Whanercr candidate Is pul forvsn,
- aot 70 IA cntcte, he IL INSTANTLY aasai.eo
he rap.t nr eF,, % tSc onsmsas quality hsi
,at, o. that r.per, oherxlse be ruus Tho rsf q,
ta!ne nFanR dcnoasatd Us IN "enemY Of the GeS. r.
For !ss'ance, 1t q 4 iayorite and ott-renes.at
ssRoment OF the editor Of tSst nancr tseI tsn
ent fns. Is Increment last fail wss sper,1csiy NJ,
sfssnt = . An Movement Now, what u tic iiutf
Tne duzcns' ticket had IA many nsmrs n, os,.
.h9I ~ me 9alac1e Ticket AMI gaur ~ ,rsn.ri.
rorui.siou s na sat, @.toty the -
Wnefe Ttf the AHtt-{3arn18n tnorcne,,. wv,
tn.en1ztnt 1e!r'ank know 1hbt thr bansr,. fsnt.
teses Of neS H. ~ ,, rs'l. sockho!des p.sy pm
e.es could not be nad- L, ,'bry tns Iash Of hat
paper. Hfnc flke 1aeS,14art ~ >"-.
,,s.,s u u totz jhn. ,hsa Ia the .af, lei.
47tnL!.Gtfmah-a Enow Noth1nr movement, Lang
goan 1ooE part tn the c,t,zeas' m ,rement. Eroo,
mn mag do .ohn fa1 = a., knn~ S"shns Well shs logic
0eimAn men who thInk. MAs the citizens /
~ I,n.oEenent really knuw Nothing novsmcn.7 \
naa taousatas o. Ges n'Aas i.st fan ieo1lshy 70
a ~ hnoE Nothing ticket, En.n buch Dativea N |
0lndc.e, 0uanan, MAtson. fc'tzcr. Sheridan, etc,
But enough. We VIII .!np,y tbform the astuse
editor Of the S'dafs zr1tHno that either his own
logic ls a. fsn't. ur. what IL mnTc pr1nAb1e, he
must think the GerIn1ns. WHOM he tries 10 lead !
afc set Of nun h+kn'Is and fr1beetlea xtoty1 he |
c4n Rovctp, nrislcal, aud tlrcsv~ by sucn nuer1Ie
ltath as he scts tl+fnrt I ful. It Ia degrading.
aht lhsulrE to the Ger a2aa NJ tAls
1ty- that they should have m evittDe Win tri.s tn
srt sie the impression aLn, nG Americans thay ilr
% rnds the German element by The oose.
'e'udrri hin.ss.ll with i1c belief in h;s
nnilN'cnl inuu-nce nvrr The Germsu ypic.
= ns1 m publisher n ttat pan~r once t,a.te5i ~
aast vote In ht+ hr+eehrs park.t. Hnw
ne t'e!nans tts aut,or had prosshiy meyer
,naplt,l na;et1 70 70 cons,er ~as.siwa,s tocIined in
~. ~ 70 y tRasn II as thr Offspring Of mudden |
mpty boast. ~ ." q He5e
Eat enooph. The Germans will not s+ mt.ea.
~ sI1sA ~ Mes unnefatand tho Issue. Taey know
.hey know that the wo.s. charge Of thc hs;pacie
7aol* zfttHng sgsinss LING John IL, eXccSsirs.
10 Ili thing 10 6ayt. s@0e''
, 1870-11-08

oronsst puaS ont q % ihe Museum III cPenles snd
with Mr. A,kcn's ptuvesbial euts1pr.se, for the
nsst time In this country. The p!ky belongs 70
1r.ei - Arrah M Pogue-" The events Of tue r.aJ
, 1870-11-08
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

-. V00N31sx x&X4E1A E1SIATEe
FOR SALH OR E1CHANGK-A LARGE STnSE
h9gee and nuthrfId eittated ia t:ue cty oi h.
It, Wis., 90 the ane+s corner of The ctv With jafsc
III snd everything complete for hrstclss4 rcsiaenee
propsrfy .nbu.bhn property. for ssoeE Of hard
txEe fiFoEe-Av. " - A*-@~A' - W. ~ot-
, 1870-11-08

Cod Liver 0t1s-HaLard i CaawclIa Cod
Liver Oh + the best,-Ad1f5tltrncrs
, 1870-11-08
BUSINESS CHANGER.
i FORK AND BEEF PAGKISG PLACE FOR


BUSINESS CHANGER.
~~NI,nr <<S~~~-@~~~~,~
A 81. Aas,9. sn sIfF + Thi rAoKdSG ,;sts PLACE FOR
4 EPI VVG1N G -, -
4 EAin. p.1t cab. balance en line He otstca
EntMp Lfnt eno fa!nF pretty fair hntnete The own.
tE tonk u other huttncfs Apply at sy south Cansia
Az OLD KSTAnL1SHRD MANUFACTURiS1,
nusne, = ~ tuA running order, for safe rxehsuer
1T saX rrs eatats of fg, f:su laud q fRnols For
>-Ar1nsar. x.orp1 ,rrer,-.rr
N noi. for ..fr t,, :" ImEaEf slLLE III l.
rvIm NJ Thrrr !, fn aseetE n9d attnn. tor d!ty
with tht hotri H. he stsst TihoE n connection
rori tHncss 1s,ms III ii,asi ntnc ~ new doins
e,ns rfvSn fnr sn,,srs vii - .ao eAustAtt1!y res
Anjrrssf Il = HtiIasnAsR e3cnaast u FHst set land
~ 4s" -toteohn' r. Je'ftsS7ne. Ill
~ the e. y, tor rae cheap Appiy si "a. III ihis,to
aF:. estorr A"1stts;- -
pRISTlSG OFFiCE ASD EEWSPAPEH m
H. fAle. 1hc South raes Weekly News. South Paw
tSts GSits: MSS~ius Ts5is:y ,he o1ly Ensins oiaes Il
mAtria! new, has Eood rua Of lob nrinf}ns Es;
Wii III e tos an1 aeisfi printer With an. c%p!tst
H. Cheytnnc MraIfn. T-r,n :. rv.G Aodfe1s Lock Bo1
CFC0ED.HASD PRINTING NATEKIAI F0p
sasnt t eeai s5nssms q s5lfn!tr Press. sl1ts,
cabnrte a. h:s .sets eanps, Epc ssAes
lux H. e. CHAHULKE III ind}sns uaa o,f5 " ~
nnt. r.nt =. nulfL ~! l. ~ = R0oNS FOR SALE NO
fnre snd sI ~ e r. ~ Year fnrnI-
corner of ~ ~ rs ~ AfPts asI'e sAhn&ton+t
80 " .-."-' W Ft'a''r.
, 1870-11-08

Me- tsftNKs: tETt:tNKs: FoRTABLE eHKEsHIsos :
tefrnan's !ort.:s burr r;tls n hsit
'sr. fe. COLLINS FSTp*. AEre: - Sou:h T:sn.i.st
FOR SALE-oSE FINCH, TWO :aIiHGH, T,Fs
sn.,n' !sshe- p,..F and tna.ehr: t.na snriarees
. !sh.E. ..T"L one ahesr powt tlo4Td.~s il ,er
t@ AZ ~ stationery cneirrs. ap.t iarE.
E ,f1iE' Hpl iasor*Ah. scsni. By " "A. JAWESE
, 1870-11-08

nj r5s~. :, a..
= sGn fmFtnSes1ents on FoFett ncs.r the cos1,rr
G: YOUNG, Rcsl Estate 4srGt, Noom ;fetrnnif.rn :
block
no RFETIT -: Mr. 171;1;-1-a;;;
TX AEahLAt aAe Fhlt ADSTH-TllnEE NEW
Eontt!4t, with water and riuk in,nt1rs .t nrat ~
HouLSHf. 10 Weet RAndolphst., Chieasp. ~
r. 1.I. 1LHm y hiL4GG HDtlSE OF SIX ROOMS
new. kESLER BROS. E;,I Madison. "e~1'
mn RrNr-A i u uaxnsn.,E 7a==.:. -
E ~ ~ 10 = ~ nSUa4 r. - htiE RESIpFSCF.
a ia e1a.sts h9atr ahd t?Ir acrtr Of Enund hand
Sid. Bent ssry low to eucd Ire ani Apply to JOiiN
A. ELi - y ahatt-av,
ry0 VFVT - 0sST7 T3(7 t73
| I'M rrrso ~, ~ - 1saIAhNttSl.-hRlCE uH ELL
nNT stsr. Mt. tAocr1n improvements. Apply to
, 1870-11-08
MIsCELLANEOUz.

]
| HUns0S RIvER-OSE OF THE MOST ORsrR
6ne o, eS"s II @ ,s,ts VT ;'r s9 she na.on Rvr1 tu
frnrt estrntir+ and h+ansfn views M he rvrr T.
pn;tica,.Fr .n saSssnsf ] oI Gfesso property For ul
~ = f:'ry S@.~inx Machine. than any oth-- one
Il: iF5; s! g. ns .ss Il Il 'as eys.. /
HFAsTFn-TO HUv FV1R CAST. LAr,Fs; Ann
-, t:nttmsne eH.s-eH eethfne. Hr ssndins letter
e ItLoEls. co' South W.li+t. gan can daf ruf-
WANIED-A. Tn1Si; L1nv 70 SHARP vTrii
On te .x,nue. no!.h q Tw.th.t Mu.e t,s. ns9 r
Rs3 * 'feTraces reqsirrd. Addrers
W:4,SlTsRs At .ps aa S'!i ai;! G AsrRtrn.s
WAsTEp11A LARGE sjzE seo0SIT4Vn
tase. With rnn!uAtlon fnek Al%o 1ood ines i,r
HE rA;hhswrr Ewing full DESCRIPTION and price.
WA!.SsT-EED--k ERw SCHOLARS nj Lr.Rs
TFihnnc ottrr. e'''' A>"f t-'2''h-
WAsNTEp,--cARpEyTKR WORK n pS
Appy = and So .er.rai hortes TOR sale
WANTRD-fflfln HOMES F1,R TWO BRIGHT
Intelligent xtre. 1t yearu with r.npje n mrsn.'
no other7 need Apply. Adirrts il. Tribune afst.
WANTFD-A pil0ToaR1PH G11IFRY ~
=. - 'onF stnnEx 0rIf IN <xr1Ahkr tnr = ksIae In Chi
NJ; &. e. IT. !"I sss p%f- month Address ) " T. its
WANTED 10 EXCHANGE-L LARGE WivK
~, saI* for rtfeh and rnk.s F-rsri.f firnft1rr
W,!1 PAY >Gsne c7sn. sAuRks q FIALET. III Kan.
WtsSIEEIDI1Io WssT[EID. FxcKASGF-N 1tRsE-cLAss
f, tn,n.tn,r. SlfOkSS / F1NiEY ~ ssSaa4vh.s,
, 1870-11-08

REAL EsTATE WANTED.
WAETEp-LANDS NEAR CHICAGO Fy1R ann
~ Stick and Eash, TuWSSEND BROS. ii
WASTFp-TEHHEssRE LAE5. FRnu 9 m IN
~ 52N aaes tn oensE.i Tennessee. VII rty paft
san 81 1a1HH ah F9Sd pxopesv n this ceaaty Addret,
, 1870-11-08

The following are the returns tins far received
Ia the Gsy Clerks once Of the rcRtsny af vutea
completed on Wednesday last. The poll book1
lot ten rrecincts have not yet been handed III.
The n gtsuation has been qu,:c heayT, and targe
vote may be anticipated to-day:
, 1870-11-08

y srIiraaa hook at the %tnson. g.lscs sid f;rrei
o.. hsss, = London IL" :"n'ts;.,ne Ee~ <piev.
bS.. +. pt'tT.Fr eseui-r. .amntr rsz' sci :rr7n~
q at:Ie, t.nt trsr n arp1seHt-7n u thr UNION
iLHhasttiStf tcAPASf. fCu WKREi19tou4t chi
, 1870-11-08

T0IRn-RYA SINGLE GENTLEMAN, 4 GOOD
Is nlsrr 10 board Ia private family living On the
Eoutk Side, Addrese G # II, care Of Carrier no il.
n01RpBT YOUNG GExTIEWAS IN pRI.
Is ystc family the West Side, east Of Unen Psrf
and betpten Lale snd Hlnnrne-sts. Good reference
Iddreta " c. 81 WAbAlh.Av. ~ -FtN'
, 1870-11-08
THE WRISKEY WAR.

The Revenue md Military Authors
Ties AEMtu vtSlt the Filth WAR ut
MISUNDERSTANDING EntcA of StrsJ,
Cleaned Out
, 1870-11-08
PARTNERE wANTrn

I f~AaaefFe%~eas t&r.
SITUATION WASTEn-RY RFSPErTxH1F
= lnE !1E te sew In family. Ca do III klnis ~
PiHso rsIvins 1nd Masking lsys cuth.r Aitscss 81 &.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23
JOSH BILLINGS PAPERS.

The wizest thing about man liz biz con-
science-e edukashun don't improve it.
If yu want tew find out the ruin pasbun of
hoss, feed him high on oats-it IL jist SO with
mankind eae a.ssa. 40 a.tt 81 sf...
Az general rule, the best way il tew de-
eide yourself what bizness in life it il best for
your young one tew foller, and then stick him
at it while he iz limber-men all wuz pole
vines before they begin tow run mulch. u.
The more babes in family, the ezier and
better they are raised-oAe chicken alwuz
makes an old hen more clucking and scratching
than dozen duz.
It takes an uncommon smart man. now daze,
tew make money by telling the truth--it il
aktual an evidense ov genius
It is very small spot in the lightning bugs
tale that shines it il the darkness Ov the mite
that makes it so brillant-it liz jist SO with vir-
teW.
Missing revenge il like missing young
hedgehog older he grows, the sharper
hiz quills.
Most ov the epitaffs on the tumbstuns read
like gide-hoards tew the CRATE City, and with
out them CRATE menny would take the wrong
road.
The only way tew truli enjoy ennything il
tew be willing tew quit it when the bell rings.
Time il like fair wind-if we don't set our
sails, we looze that breeze forever
We are often ridikuled for telling old truths.
The 10 commandments are old enough tew be
wore out with truth; but who f0llers them?
Take man, from Adam down to April fool
1863, and would respectfully ask if he amt
dead beat? Is thare single pashun ov hiz
natur, up to date, that yu can take the halter
ov civil law off from, and turn it out to grass !?
Waking up in the morning, to virtuous
man, is the same thing as being born again.
Necessity is the mother of invenshun," and
Patent Wright il the father.
1t done me good to hear poor brute whln-
ner in Broadway yesterday. Iwaz glad that
there waz one stage hOss in New York City
whose heart wasn't dead broke.
The lion and the lamb may, possibly, sum-
time, lay down together in this world for fu
nlinits, but when the lion Gums to get up the
lamb will be missing.
Chasolty il like glassware-too much frost
in it makes it more brittle. 1. au..5.l..... .al
Virtew backed up by courage, il the perfec-
shun ov human natur. / don't reckon mercy
nor pity always among the virtews; they are
often only amiable weakness. Justiss IL the
SCARE root ov all the virtews. l wouldn't hav
emmy mercy or pity hove out for rubbish; neith-
er would hav man think, bekause he melts
at the anguish ov the vicious, that it il virtew
that ails him.
Bachelors are always braggin ov their free
dom freedom to darn their own stockings,
and poultiss, their own shins! had rather
be q widOwer once in two years, regular, than
to be grunting, old, hair dyed bachelor only
for ninety days.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

CIEcULAR-By mail of last Sunday We re-
ceiyed circular from the Eureka Typograph-
ical Union of San Francisco, dated June l.,
1870, signed by Frank Smith President, and
John Upton Secretary. The influx of compos-
itors to the Pacific coast seems to have placed
printers at the mercy of newspaper proprie-
tors The rates of composition having been
reduced from rs cents per thousand ems to
60 cents, the employers have since that time
combined and formed an organization among
themselves for the purpose of compelling fur
ther reduction in rates. In the first Offices of
the State of California we learn that compost
ton is being done at as'low rates as ten dol
lars per week, and at thirty cents per thousand
ems The address warns fellow-craftsmen
throughout the country to seek employment
elsewhere than on the Pacific coast, as the sup
ply of compositors exceeds the demand, and
low rates follow as necessary consequence.
The proprietors of papers on the coast are cer-
tainly pursuing disgraceful course in their
grinding exactions of compositors labor, at al
most starvation prices, which we hope and
trust may sooner or later be visited with inter-
est on their own heads.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23
FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT BILL.

P~nchinello gives the following version of
the "Bill to Enforce the 18th Amendment
and the remarks of Radical Senators:
l. That any person of darker color than
chrome yellow shall hereafter be entitled to
vote to any extent at any election, without
reference to age, sex. or previous condition,
anything anywhere to the contrary notwith.
standing.
2. That any person who says that any such
person ought not to vote shall be punished by
fine to the extent of his possessions, and shall
be anathema
3. That any person who shall, with intent to
prevent the voting of any such person, strike
such person upon the nose, eye, mouth, or
other feature, within one mile of any place OF
voting, within one week of any day of voting,
shall be punishable by fine to the extent OF
twice his possessions, and shall be disentitled
to vote forever after. Moreover he shall be
anathema.
d. That any person who shall advise any
other person to question the right of any per-
son of the hue hereinbefore specified to vote,
or to do any other act whatsoever, shall be
punishable by fine to the extent of three times
his possessions, and shall be anathema.
5. That oil the fines collected under this act
shall be expended upon the endowment OF
"The Society for Securing the Pursuit of Hap
piness to American Citizens of African De.
scent" And if any person shall call in ques.
tion the justice of such disposition of such
fines, he shall be punishable by fine to the ex.
tent of four times his possessions, and shall be
anathema.
Mr.. Wilson objected to anathema. He said
nobody in the Senate but Sumner knew what
it meant Besides, it was borrowed from the
syllabus of degraded superstition. He moved
to- substitute the simple and ineligible ex-
preston "Hebedam."
The Senate settled their little dispute about
who was entitled to medal for coming first
to the defence of the Capital. They decided
to give medals to everybody. Mr.. Cameron
was satisfied. If the Senate only medalled
enough, that was all he asked. There were
about five thousand wavering votes in his dis.
trict, whom he thought he could fix, if he could
give them medal apiece.
Dir. Conklin said he would like to medal some
men. But he did not like such meddlesome
men as Cameron.
Mr.. Drake moved to deprive anybody in Mis-.
souri, who differed from him in politics Of prac
ticing any profession. He said that many O
the citizens of that State were ncarnate de
mons-so much so that when they had an i'm
portant law case they would rather intrust il
To somebody else than himself Was this right
He asked the Senate to protect him as native
industry
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

OREGON MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REPOR-
TER.-We are in receipt of the April and
May numbers of The Oregon Medical & Sur
gical Reporter" which contain many articles
both of an interesting and instructive charac-
ter. This is magazine which can be read with
profit by persons who are not members even
of the Medical profession, and we hope it may
secure permanent position in the list of Pa
ciic Coast periodicals"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

PUNCHINELLo.-Punchinello visited us again
last week, and we hope he will put in an ap-
pearance more regularly hereafter. Nick
Nar, Yankee Notions &C., will have to take
back seat as Punchinello is fast punching them
out of notice. The last number contains some
excellent "hits," such as Broadway Saved"
1.-The New Plea for Murder" and the "Court
Scene" f.aE
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

THE MASONIC MIRRoR.--The Masonic Mir
ror reached us several days ago, and, as usual,
we find it replete with interesting articles, and
statistics regarding the fraternity. The pro-
ceedings of the Grand Lodge of Idaho are spe-
cially referred to, and the recommendations
contained in the address of Past Grand Master
George H. Coe heartily endorsed. Success to
the Mirror. Ha s. .G rad
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

4 rTOGNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW. IDA
No CITY Patents obtained for mining lodes
IL. a,: Of Congress Of July 70. is65. oFFIcE-on
n street.. opposite Andrews 4 Co. store. niu
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

WHOLESALE POISONING G.-On Sunday, June
5th, twenty one persons were poisoned at the
Bella Union Hotel, in Los Angeles. The food
served at dinner contained poison. Two OF
the employees have been arrestsd on suspicion.
No deaths occurred, and al are out Of danger.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

MONTANA PENITENTIARY.-From the Deer
Lodge (Montana) Independent we learn that
the corner stone of the Montana Penitentiary
was laid with appropriate ceremonies on June
I'd. Various documents including late num-
bers of the Independent and Ne,c North
Vest, papers were deposited in the cavity, in
the rock, and in addition to these documents,
several greenbacks and coins of different kinds,
and an eight ounce vial of Bourbon Whiskey
Theoretically sealed, was also deposited along
with the other articles We should think the
corner store would be the first place selected
bv convict to bore his way out ut, if they are
stuffed with greenbacks, coin and whiskey as
the one described by our Montana neighbor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23
FRANK MILLER.

A rTORNEY K COUNSELOR At LAW. IDAHO
4 Ciy /. T. otfice IN third building above ih'
r-f house Commercial street nsu.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23
DIR. 4. r.. FREEMAN.

IDHYS.CIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUcHEUR
II OE,a a. the Drug Store, CENTEREILLE, /.
Nly y. IsI0-Is-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23
JOE. w. HUSTON,

|, TTORNEY At LAW. L. 5. DISTRICT ATroR-
ney i3r Idaho. Office IN Curtis Block. Bsise
-LT, Dee. %. 1869.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

HORRIBLE MURDER.-We learn from the
Elko Chronicle that at that place recently An
no McManus, one of the demi-monde, was bru-
tally murdered by young man named Barney
Cosgrove, with whom she was living. Cos
grove had gambled off what money he had and
went to his room intoxicated and desperats,
when he murdered the woman with q knife,
stabbing ersixty,ive times. He was argso
and lodgedin jail. $50 xept in IL &
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

EARTHouAKE.-A terrible earthquake res
Gently visited the city Of Oaxaca II Mexico
A third Of the city was Destroyed; one hundted
and three lives Lost. and in the mines tie loss
Of life Wa much grsater. sJ aaa1 &isF
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Professipnal Cards.
sAM'L 4. MERRITT,

I, rroENEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. OF
4 .ce On Commercial street, second door above
I olst house. nlu.
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II. T.. EDMoNDSoN,

+, rroRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. WILL
y-l.,cs IN all the Courts OF the Territory. OF.
- Main street, IN Idaho city. May ~, GO.
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GRAND MAsrERs- Gen. MilDdet has been
reelected Grand Master Of Masons of France,
by 16O votss to 1sas beating Caricot. Repub-
lican Deputysf the Corps Legislatif. a
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III Texas GERMAN FESTIVAL. e xtensive prep
ders. Aratons are being made at Houston, Texas for
and festival, and it has been decided BY
The WGermans not to admit the negroes,
Idaho city, NJ
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DIR. J. NJ BETS,

DHYSiCINN. SURGEON AND AcCoUCHEUR,
I OE.-. "a Wall street. Sd door above the drug
crv. IpIHO CITT. 1T. May H. Is70-tf.
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1vSf LIKE ,HIM.-Wa Washington Dispatch
ls< state that Ben. Butler, chairman Of.
~ .Hoase Reconstruction Committee is en-
deavorinp to smother bin to admit Georgia.
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III. ZIPF. VI. ID ,

|DHrTCGlN. SURGEON AND AccoucHErR-
Otzce on Main street, next door TO CITY Drug
srs. fl4lo cltv nlfu-
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LIaurNING.-A man namlsees,
while driving through tbafn East this FAN
recently, during Q ss
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

ming and instaETAL, FOR SALE AT
Sod for all the purposes for which
FUSED, and In some cases better,
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AINsLiE ~ FooTE,

II. u. FoorE.
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Northern Central Railway.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Through and Direct Route to and from IydsIing-
ton, Baltimore, Nnlird, Erie, BlltdtO,
Rochester and Niagara Fails