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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-18

DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THE GRiP.-A friend
of ours. says the Philadelphia Dispatch, who
took trip TO California. said that he was not
afraid vi the Indians because be- belonged 10
the Benevolent Order Of Red Men. and knew
all pass words and grips. and the tiguratlyr
language and things. aud no savage was golng
10 touch him. initiated aud fixed up in re-
gala rs he was. He hadn't gone a hundred
miles from Omaha before band of Indians
came at him aud scooprd BIN up. lie took
the chief aside aud whispered the password IN
his ear. and CAV. him the grip twenty six
times oa both hands. aud made sonn ob.rrya.
tious about "aIth moon" aud happy hunting
grounds. The chief replied 10 iratrrsal IMAM.
uer by tnmaAaa hing aud jabbing bis hatcher.
knife into hls ylials. Our Irlr0d TcmaEA rd
that these ceremonies We're not observed in hts
lodge; but the chlri wanted tn show him all
the peculiariiirs of the western systCn. SIS he
scalpcd him and chopped of his uusr. and was
about IA build boutTr OIL hts stomach when
souic soldiers arrived aud rrscucd him. III. Il
uow the bsldheadrdrSt Red Man this side oi
the Pacific ocean. and YOU never 1aw iuan
50 Disguised with secret societies and Indian
poetry. lie Is going to sue his lodge for pass.
ing counterfeit grip ou h.sl aud Tor damage
done BY loss OF hair.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-18

| INTERNAL REvENUE.--The following are
the main features of the new internal revenue
law passed by Congress:
After the first of October next the taxes on
gross receipts, on carriages, plate, billiard Ia
bles, watches. passports. SUGGESTIONS, legacies,
boats, barges. flats, and sales, excepting such
as are paid by stamps, are repealed But the
taxes on tobacco in all its forms, and on spirits
and wine, included in the same act with the
above named articles, are not repealed. At
the same date, October LIST, the stemp tax on
promissory notes under 500, and on receipts
for any sum or payment of any debt, and on
canned and preserved fish, are repealed and
no stamp shall be required for the transfer of
q mortgage when it, or the instrument it se-
cures, has been already stamped.
On the first of May, 1871, the taxes on bank
capital, deposits and circulation. on wholesale
aud retail dealers, ON lottery tickets, on bro
kers of all kinds. aud all the special taxes im-
posed in the 10th section of the act of June
80, 1864. and its subsequent amendments are
repealed, excepting only the tax on brewers.
distilled spirits. aud tobacco, imposed by those
acts. which are retained.
On the 30th of August next. 1870. the taxes
ON salaries of government officers, hitherto de-
Quoted, cease, aud thereafter. such officers are
to make returns ot their inc"mes. like other
citizens, deducting the amount already paid
up to August |, 1870.
The changes in the tariff are not 10 take
effect till the 3lst of December. 1870. The
list OF these articles is too long ior enalnera.
ton here. but will be published hereafter. in
the bill itself The goods, wares. and mer-
chaudise in bond when the act goes into effect
are To pay duty. Where il has already been
paid on such merchandise, the owner ID entitled
To the difference between the new aud the old
duty.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-18

PARIS SEwEgs.-A complete section Of sub.
terrancan galleries underneath the city Of Pariv.
measuring no less than four hundred miles in
length. IL unw terminated. The sewerage eg
the city IL thus carried far beyond iIs limits. By
the aid uf powerful steam engines. aud instead
of merely falling into the river Seine at 4 low.
er point, ia utilized rs far as possible In manur.
ing the barrea stretches Of soil over which il
Is led. The residue. being purified and clari.
fed by sulphate of aluminium. falls into the
river IN limpd state. and ia free from oil de.
agreeable odors. The old gravelly plain of
Gennevlliers, over which cast iron conduits
are led. in connection with the main sewer il
rapidly being transformed by the ferlllizing
agency to which it ia subjected. Previous to
1869 the land in this plain was almost worth
less, only patches OF the soil being worked. and
the results, generally speaking. being misera
BILE. In the brief space OF Que year. however.
the sewage applied to it. in both liquid and sol.
I'd forms. has changed the face Ut the district
5000 acres of which are IN beautiful state
OF cultivation. yielding in abundance all kinds
OF crops. fruits. vegetables. and market pro.
duce. The land in 1t is rapidly being occupied
by nqrserymen and market gardeners.
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Friday. The ID day Of September. 1870.


. HWAAW &NULNW%.
rTyIE Undersigned HEREBY GIVES No.
Hce, !n accordance with shc provisions us an Act
entitled IAN Act to Provide for Fund for tho Re.
demption Of. aud Prescribing he Manner Of Redeem.
ing the Outstanding Warrants drawn upon the Treas.
urer Of Doiso county and further Provide Tor the
Payment Of all Current Expenses vs said Boise eon.
ty." approved January Is. 1850. that he will on
Tuesday, the 18th Day of September, 1870,
at ~ O'Clock. ". offer for sale a, public auction. in
front OF the Office of the County Treasurer, all the
money in said Redemption Fund.- in sums of twenty.
Ave dollars. for warrants OF said county. No war.
rants viii be received at more than their par value
including principal and interest
+. L. EDM0NDsoN
Idaho City, June ie. 'T0-ss Co Treasurer
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VIGnANTEs IN LIMBO. - Near Cuba, In
Shelby county, Tennessee, about the middle of
last month. party Of masked men took from
the civil officers who had him In custody, q
young man named John w. Scofeld, who was
under arrest on the charge Of robbing the till
OF bis employer, and hung him. General Mar.
Gus J. Wright, the Sheriff of the county, hear.
ing Of the affair. promptly went in search Of
the perpetrators, arrested them the same af-
ternoon, and lodged them In Jail at Memphis,
where they now await their trial for murder.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-18
A Hrsr TO Lovrns or rnrxou W,

A HIsT TO LOVERS or FRENCH VINE
A good story is told OF an American travel.
ing In Paris. Having occasion to take bath,
his physician recommended wine bath In
the employ of the establishment there was a
colored man whom he had known in America,
and of him he enquircd how they could give a
wine bath for seventy five cents why, mas
sa." said the negro, that wine has been in
the bathroom for one week. and you ia the thir-
ty.eigbth person that bathed in t." "well. ]
suppose they throw it away when they are
done with it." "Oh, no. massa they send 1T
down stairs for the poor people, who bathe for
twenty FIVE cents" And then what do they
do with it," Bottle it up and send il to
America. where they sell it for French wine"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-18

ASoTHER vIcrM--The Bolton Dickens
Vendetta stu RACES in Tennessee. Colonel
Thomas Dickens, who killed Wade Bolton IN
Memphis. last Cal. .was waylaid while RETURN
ing to bis home In the country, below Memphis,
on the Goth Of July, md shot BY some one con-
cealed IN the bushes. killing him Instantly. Co,
Dickens is the tenth victim In this family feud.
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for examination. A government officer, ac--
companied by surgeon, was lately dispatched
to that point, to inspect the robes. 1t is be-
lieved that they are right; but it is also known
that the unscrupulous murderers from Fort
Benton have been actively at work, and the
most rigid scrutiny will be observed at all times.
Omaha Herald.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-18

DY VIRTUE oF An EXECUTION TO

Dy VIRTUE of An EXECUTION To
y ING directed Issued ons of the Cougs q. A. q.
1sseu. Justice ST the Peace ia Idaho Cstf. Boise
e@Hasy, Idaho Territory. ca Judgment snadeFcd IN
sad court ot sEo 3sih das 81 Jgy. 1870 ia favor 81
The people If tbs Territory Of Idaho asd against
James Duncan. defendant. apJ thai certain house
and los on Main street in Pioneer city. noae county
l. I. and kao2G a. the building formerly occupied
by James Duncan STORE foT the AtsFs 81 slJ aud
Asl@J dollars. snd "a a7sd soie9 dollars costs -
suit. being for 'a1cs due The aforniescrabed prem.
scs .og the asca year ls6a. and cesss. did CA The
san day of August. A. n. is5a. levy upon The said
afoEedes1FIhl premises 10 satisfy AaA demand aud
esFsss and hereby give nnsioc that vii on
Friday. the Cd day Of September. 1870,
as the hour Of II o'clock n Of said day in 'front.' Of
The CONT house door ia Idaho CITY. aeli at public
auesua 10 the highest bidder for cash the above aud
foregoing described premises 10 satisfy said judg.
mcui, costs and sccrutng costs.
l. II. BHfTTgN. sheriff
by II. r. SsTsa Under sheriff
Idaho CITY August II. issn-w3
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BY LIEUT. G. G. BENEDICT, A. D. C.

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LEGAL NOTICE.
&C.
CARLOS 8. NoYEs
Lanoille County

CARLOS 8. NoYEs
VS. ..f
LUTHER Il GRIswoLD
KNdsbpHY WHlTTEHonr, Lamolls County
WILLARD TELLER, Court,
WIN. q. WEyTovER, Dec. Term, 1869.
Whereas, Carlos Noyes of dydopark, in the
county Of Lamoll and State Of Vermont oommen-
ced his action Of General Assuinpst against Lu-s
Their i Grswold and kingsbury Whittemore o.
Eden, willard Fuller Of Cambridge, in the county.
of Lanoille aloreeaid, and William Westoyer,
late Of said Eden, and now of Manchester, New
Hampshire, demanding in damages the sum Of i've
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1862 and tho said Grswold, Whitteinore and Full.
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be held at Hydepark on the 18th Tuesday in May,
1870, and that notice be given to the said William
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published at HydcpaJk in said LgmoifIe County,
the last of which publications shall be at least
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May, 1870. By order Of Court. -l-r
e. B. SAWYER, C1efk.
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DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS.
Torrey Wales, Attorney and Judge Probate
Samuel HI ntnston, Merchant. ...
James A. Shcdd, Merchant.
Russell s. 1ait, President
Rodney s. Wires, Gen. Ins Agent.
Nathaniel Parker, Fred Btrlngton Gas Co.
j. D.lEatch, William Street.
awruncc Barnes. Lumber Dealer.
+. c. kennedy, Manager Burlington Wooden
-H... Mills.
Noah Allen, Merchant.
b. s Nichols, Manufacturer.
Daniel Roberts, Attorney,
VIM q Shaw, and city Judge.
Chus p. Frissell Con. Insurance Agent.
Edward P, Mulgott, Farmer.
Wm. W. Henry, Merchant.
G. Grenyilio Benedict, Editor FREQ Press"
L. L. Lawrence, Attorney.
Charles Eaton, sapt Of Agencies.