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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is Q
candidate for the Office of Assessor of Boise county
subject to the nomination Of the next Democratic
County Convention. c. j. +. PETERSEN.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

in the proceedings of the Board OF Com
," published in our last issue, mistake oc.
regard to the amount Of tax levied in refer
~s salary and expense fund. II should read
every one hundred dollars worth Of proper.
|esad of 81 CO.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

y sHER-- I'VE have had warm sunny days
- past week. The snow IL rapidly disap-
70 mining opsrstons are n fsll blast.
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DSEwERY sALooS.-charlie Lautenschlager
..Aed the Idaho Brewery Saloon and is pre-.
= urnish his old friends and customers with
su0rs and cigars Of choice brands, together
No. lager. Go and see him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

fiease announce me as candidate for the Office of
Assessor and ex-ocio Tax Collector of Boise county
subject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. VIM FYrzern.r
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
Office of Assessor and ex-ocio Tax Collector of Boise
county. l. T.. subject to the decision OF the Demo
cratic County Convention. Ben. T. DAVIS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

(n, acknowledge calls during the week
h.. eoi our friends across the Basin-Geo. W.
|, y centerville. and Henry McGuinness and
= cannsdy. Of Pioneer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

hereby announce myself a candidate for the Office
OF Treasurer Of Boise county l. T., subject to the
ton of the Democratic Convention.
p, E EpMoSpsoS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

~. ALIsoIs.-Dr. j. II. Rslston, Of Placer
,' ea few days since for Springfield. Illinois,
=, A' 70 his relatives and friends. We wish
journey and speedy return.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

Revenue Stamps (of all denominations) in
amounts of one hundred dollars and over, can be
cent. advance) at AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Idaho City.
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Idaho Territory Bonds, Prison Warrants
and Boise County Scrip bought and sold at
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Idaho City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

Mutilated Currency purchased at the
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Idaho City.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
! hereby announce myself as candidate for tho
oce Oh Assessor and exofco Tax Collector Of Roise
county, l. T., subject to the decision of the na,no-
cratic County Convention. IN uApr
hereby announce myself candidate for tho otsoo
OF Assessor and ex-ofacio Tax Collector Of Boise
county l. T.. subject to the decision of the Demo.
s-"'-o o0un'y convention. JAMES CuRLEY
hereby announce myself candidate for DELEGATE
10 CONGRESS- for Idaho Territory subject to the action
Oh the Territorial Democratic Convention.
E. T. BEATTY,
hereby announce myself candidate for Auditor
aia recorder OF Boise county, !. t. subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention.
- --@ HENRY McGuINSEss
fiease announce me o candidate for the Office of
Assessor and ex-ofico Tax Collector of Boise coupiv
subject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. VIM. F,rzerp.,n
hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
ONCE OF County Clerk of Boise county, subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
L. H. ANGLE.
thereby announce myself a candidate for Auditor
ana Recorder OF Boise county, I. t. subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention.
JAS R. PILE.
hereby announce myself a candidate for Sheriff
OF Boise county, l. T., subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention. JEFF HOWELL
hereby announce myself candidate for the Office
OF Treasurer Of Boise county, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
J. P SWIM.
hereby announce myself candidate for the Office
Of Assessor and ex-oficio Tax Collector of Boise
county T. subject to the action of the next Demo-
cratic Convention Of said county. CnAs UMpER.
hereby announce myself candidate for the Office
ef Auditor and Recorder of Boise county, l. T. sub.
ject to the decision Of the next Democratic County
Convention. VIM. MoLoSEy.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is O
candidate for the Office OF Assessor of Boise county,
subject to the nomination of the next Democratic
County Convention. c. J. F. PETERSEN.
hereby announce myself candidate for the Office
of Treasurer Of Boise county l. T., subject to the
ton of the Democratic Convention.
p. Z. EpMoNpsoS.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
Office of Assessor and ex-oco Tax Collector of Boise
county. l. T.. subject to the decision OF the Demo
cratic County Convention. BEN. T. DAVIS.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is q
candidate for the office of Sheriff Of Boise county, l.
T., subject to the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention OF said county john NJ. CASSADY.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Is O
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of Boise county
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FRANCE.
Illness of Gen. Robt. Anderson.

Illness of Gen. Robt. Anderson.
30 PARIS, June l3.
A telegram wns received announcing
that General Robert Anderson was in u
dying condition at Tours, Minister Wash
burne Immediately sent Dr. johnson to
that city to investigate the case. Tho
latter called in Dr. HCrpin, director Of tho
Medical School Of Tours, and a cOnsulta'
ton was held. They decided that the
General was in no immediate danger, u
change of climate was suggested for the
patient, and he will go to Pyrenecs soon.
The members Of the International Soci-
ETY. of Workmen, who were arrested on
suspicion Of being implicated In the late
plot against the nation and the life Of the
Emperor, will have their preliminary ex-
animation before the tribunal on Saturday
next, and will be released on giving bail.
The sessions Of the High Court will begin
at BlOis, the 18Th Of July.
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Iutlu1 from the Old World.
New YORK, June 13.

NEN 'hNI u"AlS ave
The report Of the superintendent of Cas-
tie Garden shows that last week the NUM-
her Of immigrants from Liverpool was
1853; from North Germany, 3,l4l; from
Glasgow and london, ! ,OOs, and in sailing
vessels 1900, making total of l,S29.
Out of this number over 5000 have gone
west or intothc interior. During the year
ending November 81, over 100000 immi-
grants arrived at Castle Garden, Of whom
more than one-twentieth were Scandina.
viuns. These latter, two.thirds OF whom
have gone west, brought with them nearly
$5OO,6OO There has been gain to the
population OF this city from the influx Of
foreigners during the last twelve months
of over GOO0O. Out Of the 10000 imml'
grants who arrived last month, New York
got $4,000, Illinois 5000, Pennsylvania
nearly G,OO0, Wisconsin 5000, Ohio 1000,
California 600, New Jersey 1900, the
New England States 5000, the Southern
States 100, and tho Others went west.
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The Latest News.
WASHINGTON.
Movements of Distinguished Officials.
------ WASHINGTON. Juno 13.

Movements of Distinguished Officials.
WASHINGTON, June IL.
The President, Secretary of the Treas.
ury, Secretary Of War, Attorney General
and Vice Amiral Porter are absent from
our city. The President Is expected back
on Tuesday evening, II he does not go
from Pennsylvania to West Point, in
which case he will he absent until near the
end of the week. Secretary Boutwell, is
not expected back until Thursday or
Friday, and Secretary Bclknap may re-
turn on Wednesday. Commissioner De-
lanO is confined to his bed by severe neu-
ralgia. Assistant Douglas has got back
and is acting Commissioner. The Russian
Minister and his wife leave for Long
Island tomorrow or next day: The Dan
ISL Minister and his wife arc going to
Denmark about the end Of this month, to
be gone until December.
The President has returned. ,
Mayor Emery was sworn in to-day.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
called for statement Of the condition of
the National banks on the morning of the
9th inst,
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Commercial and Financial.


From Sdturdays NJ Y Financial Chronicle
The bond market continues quiet and
steady. There Is less demand for securl.
ties from Europe than usual at this season,
indeed the shipments for the first months
of this year have been barely one.third the
amount which has usually been sent dur.
Ing that period, and advices from both
London and Frankfort arc unlavOrable TO
the expectation Of any early improvement
in the demand. Home investors, how
ever, are disposed 10 hold their bonds
firmly at current prices, and for this rca-
son the market Is kept steady. The cX-
cited discussion Of financial questions IN
Congress, and the entire uncertainty as to
what may be the result Of legislation on
those matters has produCCda somewhat un-
settled feeling, but without bringing any
extra supply of bonds on the market
Indeed, the small offerings TO the Govern.
mcnt under its proposal Of yesterday to
buy $1,O0O,O0O Five-Twenties evidences
that the stock on hand is strictly mOder-
ate; the amount offered was 1851 $50.
Among the dealers there is II general dis
position to avoid speculative operations,
either IN huying or selling, until soMcre'
suit has been reached by Congress upon
the funding and currency bills The large
increase in the currency balance Of the
Treasury induces all expectation that the
Secretary may increase his purchases OF
bonds at an carly day. The present case
Of money both ut home and in Europe is
directly iiworablctO higher prices, and at
this season prices are usually on the rising
scale, and for this reason il would seem
probable that should Congress, us is CX-
pectcd, adjourn without adopting any
practical measure of funding prices would
advance. This, at least, is the prevailing
;u,prorrinO
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THE YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

WHEELING. w. VA.
Uatc Moundsville Female Seminary
E". ERCF " " sHE1DSS ME4DS'Sx. urcH'S' Principals
Miss ii. L. DoHnAM, Vice Principal.
Mss KATE s. MONTAGUE, Principal Prcpara-
tory Department.
MRs. MARY JACKSON, OF Weston, Matron.
Assisted by full Corps OF Professors aud
Fail Term opens SErEENBER 7th, 1871.
DESIGN
The dcSign Of tho Institution Is 10 Furnish
thorough and systematic course OF instruction
for young ladies' upon the plan Of University In
BtEuctlon, each department OF learning being
complete within Itself, thus enabling young
lady TO select her own course OF study without
being restricted to any fixed routine OF clasees,
requiring Il certain number or years to hnish; ;
hut, In oppoaition TO this, young ladies who have
advanced further In some studies than Others.
can have the benG1t OF their former requirements
and obtain a Certificate Qf I4Qfeielcy In one or
moro schools perhaps, in the oouEsc or one year,
after which time, they may bring up, with greater
rapdity and success, other studies
Music
Young ladies who have acquired considerable
proficiency upon the piano, and who may wish to
prosecute the study sill further can be furnished
with advantages Tor mastering this instrument.
Mrs. Hutchins will give her personal attention
10 this department.
Other schools embrace thorough Instruction In
tho following directions, viz:
MdhenGtirS, HISt0rY, BekIei. LstLsrS, N0tuTGI
Wst0ry, Physical Science, ChTtStlGn Science, An
Client and Modern Language and Fine ArLS
The Academic Degrees are conferred by State
authority, and are as follows, namely:
MItrcSS Of Eh0iih LEtsrdtUTs-ThrCc years
course
NlStrGGs Of ArtS-Four years course.
.WStreSS Gf MIsic-TwO to three years.
ExrENsEs-BoARDIN0 DEPARTMENT.
BORrtlcrs, two in rOOm including all OK.
pcnscs OfwAshing, fuel, lights, Gymnastics,
Pcnmanshlp, English, Latin, and French
Schools, per year, Car,.,,..,,.......,..,,.,.,. $iOO
BoarderS, four In \ room, including ~ above,
per year. ......................... 800
ParlOr BQRrdGrH, two In room, pupil taking
hut one or two studies, per year. ,......... 400
ParlOr BOArtCrs, with full advantage OF Instl.
tuition, and with the privilege Of thrOO
music lessons per week and three TO hvo
hours practice per day, per year. ...,,...... 600
Tuition for Day Pupils, I, 8, 10, II, II and II
dollars per quarter, according to grade.
Rooms for the occupation Of bnarders are OF
two classes, viz: ist Single rooms TO be Occu'
pied by two pupils; ID. Double rooms, consisting
Of Parlor and Bedroom. for either two or four
pupils.
For rull particulars address for catalogue, tho
Principal as above. mhr9M&Sd&w
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4 Card.


10 The WhsciiHg MtsAIgcnccr.
My name hus been mentioned on several
occasions in print in connection with Il
nomination for Governor at ParkCrsburg
on the 22d Of this month. understand
that these notices are construed Us having
appeared with my knOwlCdgcand consent,
and that Il am represented rs can
didatc before the public for the position
named. desire to say through your
columns that have had no knowledge
or intimation Of the appearance Of
ny OF these Communications, having
spoken or written 10 no one on such u
subject; and that | AM not candidate
for any public position whatever
A. W. CAMPBELL.
Wheeling, June 13, 1870
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

IMPORTANT NoTCE.-Census Marshal
sawtcll informs us that lc experiences
great difficulty in obtaining tho value Of
real and personal property, from the fact
that he finds so many persons absent when
he visits their residences. He desires US
to request those who liavc business which
takes them from their homes, to prepare
and leave with some member Of the fam
lily, memorandum of the value Of their
real estate and personal property. This
will enable him progress moro rapidly
with his work, and will insure Il more cor
rect exhibit of tho value Of the property
named,
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4 Russian noblcman, Count KuchclaiF,
n man of enormous wealth and well known
amateur ofArt, died suddenly at II, Peters.
burg from the effects Of an Apoplectic at
tack. BY Ills will his vast properties pass
to his nephew and his brother.in.law. The
famous spirmalist and medium, Mr.. Doug
las Home, derives no benefit from that
document.
The latest telegrams from Constantine
pie say the reports Of the loss Of life and
property by the recent COnaagratiOn are
stilis6 conflicting as 10 be worthless,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
place Of Mr.. Dickens Burial.

Place Of Mr.. Dickens Burial.
., -. LONDON, June 10.
1t is reported that Mr.. Dickens, n long
time before his death, desired that his re:
mains might be inferred in an old burial
ground at Rochester, which has since been
closed. Negotiations for permission are
now pending.
The Times this morning, in It's city ar
ticlcs, quotes from the Chicago Tribune
to show that the New York press Connivcs
ut such things as municipal outrages, as
the Erie mlsmanagemcnt. The Times
agrees that the press make no effort to
amend public sentiment.
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CuILpREN's HoME.-Mrs. Hamilton
one Of the lndy managers, having resigned,
Mrs J..L. Hobbs was elected at recent
meeting, to fill the vacancy. 1.a
The resignation Of Miss Amclia Nelson,
as Corresponding Secretary, was received
at the meeting above mentioned. The
reason assigned was aiIliction in her Sis
ters family. On motion, the resignation
was not accepted. Mrs E. Stewart was
designated to discharge the duties Of the
office tcmporarily.
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GAVE BAn.-The lads who were ur.
rested for destroying fruit trees on Judge
Thompson's farm had an examination be-
fore Judge Johnston, Saturday evening.
They were required to give bail for their
appearance last evening at the Judges
office to enter into bonds to answer at the
next term of the Circuit Court, which
they did.
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McFARLAND Is at indianapolis, intent
on making trouble with his former witG
in connection with the divorce which she
obtained from him in Indiana. Mac is
said to he enjoying very lucid interval,
rs lie is getting himself up for tCsulying
in court. Public sympathy at Indialmp0i
lis is Raitl tnbe Str0nglywith the woman.
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THE Northern Christian .1drocdtc, in
admitting that Methodism is comparative.
ly weak In cities aud populous places, nc.
counts for it in this wise: "Churchcs, to
grow in large cities, must have n more
permanent pastoratc than our itincrancy
Affords
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New YoRK, June IS.
COrroS-Dull and declining; sales Of $50 bales
ut 29c for mlddling uplands.
FLOUK-Market closed dull and scarcely so
lrm.
GRAN-Wheat-LOwcr and dull at 81 26iel 80
for No. , Epring; 81 SO for No. spring, and 81 q
Gti II for winter rcd and amber western. Rye
Quiet and steady. 0Ats-Firm for Ohio at TOO
tic, and dull for western at at GS666c, Corn
Lower and dull At 81 COOL H for new mixed
western.
PROvIsIOHs-Pork-Quiet and nomlnAlly nm
changed. Bcef-Dull aud unchanged. Gu: Meats
Firm. DNcOn-Dull. LArd-QuiCt and un-
changed
Eo0s-Dull and unchanged
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A WRETCH who had stolen his masters
wine was thus made conscious of the
enormity of The ofFense by Lord Kenyon,
in passing sentence: "Dcad to every claim
of natural affection, and blind to your own
interests, you have burst through all re-
strainS Of morality and religion, and have
for many years been fcathering your nest
with yOilr lnaster's bottles" & b q
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Breach Of Promise Case.

.'iy3.D tBt ~ CHICAGO, June II. u.
The second trial Of the breach ofpromisc
case of Samantha Proctor alias Madame
Corn james, ~. Ira y. Mum, took plGce
last week at Wankegan,. Lake county, Ill
1t was closed last Friday with verdict
for the defendant, The Plaintiffs a. notO-
rious Clairvoyant, fortune teller and black
mailer. Mr.. Mum is one Of Chcago's
most respectable citizens, .r....... .
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, June ID.
CATTLE-The excitement centres on cheap
freights, which pOurs In stock. The rates are not
uniform, and may be further reduced before tho
fight Is ended. Only tho Erie and New York
Central arc cutting under The ErIeS bills Ghow
SSS per car from Buffalo: the Central, $40 Trade
inactive. and prices Y TO cent lower Some ex.
tra fine cattle sold at lTHc; good At iGtlTc; poor
Texans and Western cattle at i01lSc; average
l6c. The greatest decline was on common stock
Cattle not all sold
SHEEP-Total 2l,4OO; many Of them unIold
The prices were 4N65c for poor, DC for fair, and
7l74C for good to extra. Lambs arc worth 100
l3c.
HouS-Total 29Oo, for to-day 81 cars; market
steady at 1l0llkC.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June l3
FLOUR-Lcss active; select brands family high.
er; super 30 5OGLB IS; spring wheat extra family
s. 2SltG IS.
N-Wheat-Dcmand light; red 81 IS. Rye
Steady; western 81 O5. COrn-Dull At 81 W.
Oats-Stcady; western G0c.
PROVISIONS POrk-$SO 30. Lard-l6H4
l6%c.
PETROLEUM Steady; crude lSXc; rcaned
26Hc.
WuIsKY-EOmlnal.
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An old farmer in Indiana went hunting,
n few days ago, and "trCcd" ground.hog
in hollow log. He piled up a lot Of dry
chips and brush about the log, and set
them on fire to smoke out the grounding.
The local chroniclcr does not state whcth.
or the animal was captured or not, but the
farmer and all his hands have been fight.
ing the fire ever since.
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lion. JouN BIGELow excuses himself
for going to Europe By saying that. in the
New York village where he lived the peo'
pie had no .amusGmCnts save going to
church on Sundays, and an occasional
funeral on week days. ...n
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Cincinnati Market.


FLoUR-Dull and unchanged
GRAIH-Dull and unchanged Tho general and
peasonablO rains have had depressing Influence
on the market for all kinds Of produce.
COrToS-Dull and prices nominal
WmsKY-DLIll At 81 O23l0S,
PROVISIONS Outlet and hold 1rmly. Ness Pork
$50 OOG3O So Bulk Meats l2lt15c. Bacon lSk
(Dl6H6Dl74c Lard saleable at Ice, but hold AI
lG4c.
BUTTER-Unchanged
CHEEsE-UnchAngcd
EG0s-20c.
OuS-Lnsocd OIL 81 ls(6l22.
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DR. BEEcHER often related the ancc-
tlotc of minister who preached six ser.
mons to show who MelChiscdek was, and
closed his last sermon with this summary:
And so We SEQ, brethren, that VIC don't
know who Melchiscdek was, and that ii
'taint no matter"
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4 BosroN minister says he once preach
ed on "Thc Recognition Of Friends in
the Future" and wNs told by hearcr,
after service, that il would be more to the
point TO preach about the recognition Of
friends here, as he had been in the Church
twenty years and didn't know any.
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Another Case ofTemporary Insanity.

Abbie Summers an accomplished young
lady, residing near Quincy, Illinois, was
stabbed and instantly killed, yesterday,
near Louisiana, Missouri, where she was
engaged in teaching, by man named
William Cole, ofHancock county, Illinois,
who had offered himself in marriage and
was refused. The murderer is still at
large .... .., .Is
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THE number Of .UniYersalIst preachers
In the United States Is five hundred and
nincty.six, gain OF nineteen since last
year. The number Of Unitarian ministers
Is three hundred and ninetY.seven, n gain
over lust YCar orfourtcen. .L.-
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ROME.

PARIS, June 13.
A dispatch from Rome, dated Saturday,
SAYS the discussion Of the infallibilty dog
ma continues. Duplan combatted any
Cxaggeration of the right OF the Pope.
Seventy.two fathers have signitied their
intention to speak against infallibility. OF
these fifteen are French prclateS.
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A WRITER from Jerusalem describes
the garden Of Gethscmanc us about fifty
nine yards By fiity.four III size, containing
eight olive trees OF great age, and sur
rounded by stone wall eight feet high
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THE Disciples (Campbellites) have u
mission in Auitrala that has grown with.
in the last six years, from seven hundred
to three thousand. They employ thirteen
missionaries In this work.