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Woody HoRsE.-The Walla Walla States.
man says that farmer residing near that
place has genuine woody horse whose fleece
is much longer and finer than that of an ordi.
nary sheep. The animal is three years old,
and the owner proposes to exhibit HIM in Ore
gon and California.
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NEW PAPER.-A woman's rights paper,
called the Northwest, has been started in
Portland, Oregon. a .t.t
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PASSED The Massachusetts, Assembly has
passed the ten hour bill for laborers, after
amending it so as to apply only to workers un-
der eighteen years of age
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Coal AND OIL.-It il reported that exten-
sive coal and oil mines have been discovered
thirty miles from Aspinwall.
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STATE CoNvENTIoN-The Kentucky Dem
ocratic State Convention met at Frankfort on
May Sd. An immense crowd of people was
present on the occasion. Leslie, present Lieu.
tenant Governor ives nominated for Governor.
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prpfessipnal Cards.
JONAS w. BROWN.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
4 Notary Public. Idaho City. l. T. VIII practice
II al the Courts OF the Territory. OFFICE on Com.
m-rcial street. next door 10 W, +. Co. s Express
Office mar Ii 'Titf
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ARRESTED ON SUspICIoN.-A man was ar
rested in Quincy, Ills, on suspicion of being
the murderer of ex-Secretary of State Tyndale
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JOSEPH MILLER.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, BOISE CITY, l. T. WILL
n also attend 10 professional business in Boise
county on short notice. novlT. 20.
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DIR. &. r. FREEMAN,

DHYSICIAS. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHFCE
L Office at the Drug Store, CENTERVILLE, l. T.
Msy -. lS1U-tf.
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SAM'L 4. MERRITD

A TTOENEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW OF.
I fee on Commercial street, second door above
the court house. Milf
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DAMON AND PYTHIAs.
HE "EAT CONTRIBUTORS" VERSION OF THE STORY.


These worthless lived in Syracuse (N.Y.).
and were consequently known as "Salt Pint
ers." Their back doors fronted On each other,
and they were the warmest kind of friends,
even in mid d-Winter. Their friendship dated
back to the days OF sunny childhood. If one
of them had anything he always wanted the
other to have some of it. If, for instance, Ia
mon got licking from the schoolmaster, he
wasn't satisfied until Pythias got one, too. Py.
thias got the measles once, aud he went right
off and gave some of them to Damon. They
shared everything together. Damon found his
fathers whiskey bottle one day, but he didn't
keep it all to himself; not he: but he went and
got Pythias drunk. If Pythias run all night,
Damon kept it up all the next day; 90 that the
days of Damon were equal to the Knights of
Pythias.
Damon was a member of the City Council
of Syracuse, while Pythias belonged to the Ma
tional Guards. 1t appears that one Dyonisius
had been scheming to have the Council declare
him Mayor of Syracuse without vote of the
people, and succeeded one morning when Da-
mon was absent. Ascertaining what had been
done, Damon hastened to the Council Cham
Der, Damin Dyonisius and his fellow Council
men who sustained the fraud. Meeting Dyo.
nisius he attempted to stab him with an ivory
paper cutter, remarking as he did So
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IL. ZIPF, N. ID, ,

DHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOCCHEUR-
Oh,e on Main street. IrzI door to City Drug
Sore. Idaho city. suft':
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GEO. AINSLIE.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, ,TDAIl
N City. I. T. Office on Wall street. a; NJ IDAl
WORLD printing office. nlg
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Rates of ubsc crfption.
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IDAHO WORLD.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
The Idaho World Printing Company

OFFICE ~ MlSONIC HALL BUILDING, WALL STREET.
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II. T.. FOOTE,

a TTOENEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW. IDAHO
n city, l. I. VIII practice in all the Courts ~
the Territory. Otire on Commercial street. tw,
doors above court house. ni9tt
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JAS. HEALY, VI. d.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE on EAST
/ s.lr 81 Montgomery street, three doors above
Wall Idaho CITY. uiti
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BY all the gods! one bl


(There had been a heavy duty on Syracuse up
to that time, owing to the salt monopoly, and
Damon was a free trader.) He might have
not stopped to "buy all the gods," and blow
about it. He was secured by the Mayors new
police and condemned to death.
Pythias had sweetheart named Calanthe,
whom he loved next to Damon. Their wed.
ding day was appointed, and just as their mar
rlage ceremony was being performed, news
was brought to Pythias of what had occurred,
and, leaving Calanthe only half married. he
hastened to the station-hOuse where Damon
was confined, arriving just as he was being led
forth to execution. Damon was petitioning
Dyonisius for a few hours respite, in order that
he might see his family; but the tyrant would
not listen to it.
Pythias then offered to take Damon's place
for the space of six hours. aud if at the expi-
ration of that time his friend returned not, no
would perish in bis stead-hOping to die if he
wouldn't The proposition was accepted, and
Damon hurried away to his family, who hved
away out in the vicinity of the salt works.
Sad indeed was the parting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Damon. The interview was necessarily brief.
He had to hurry back, or he wouldn't be in
season to see himself die. Damon was greatly
affected, and when he tore himself away there
was dame on the floor, in q swoon. .t
Fetch up the old mare," yelled Damon 30
his hired man Lucullus. He was excited, be-
cause. you see, it was getting very late, and he
didn't want to keep the executioner waiting on
his account Then it was Luculus acknOwl-
edged that, in order to save his master, he had
given the old mare dog button, and the Cor
oner was even then sitting on the body. Fu-
rious at the thought of not reaching Syracuse
within the allotted time, and knowing how NOR
tilted Pythias would be if compelled to die in
he seized Lucullus to rend him
in pieces. The attack on Lucullus would have
been good had not horseman appeared at
mount by taking him gently by the throat He
thea mounted in his stead, and hastened back
toward the city. 1
In the meantime every preparation had been
made for the execution of Pythias. The time
was up, and no word from Damon. People
sneered, and asked if anybody supposed Da-
mon was such fool as to come back again;
aud even Pythias began to fear his old pard
had gone back on him.
Suddenly a great shout was heard, and
great cloud of dust was seen to rise in the d.
rection of the salt works. 1t approached rap
dly, and in a short time Damon came tearing
N ON horseback. at pace that would have
made Phil. Sheridan so ashamed of himself he
would have ridden twenty miles away" and
hid in thicket.
There was just shade of disappointment on
Damon's face when he saw that Pythias still
ived; but he jumped off his horse, threw o
hand spring onto the scatfold. and shouted:
Bring on your cleaver Damon's on deckm
Dyonisius was so struck with this exhibition
# friendship that he pardoned them both nc
'nce. They then fell into each others arms.
"Pythe I"
"Dam'me!"
Curtain falls.)
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ltnTNlu VI kAApk
he has returned from visiting the principal hos.
pitfalls Of Europe, and has resumed practice at
his Dispensary, G23 kearny street. corner OF
Commercial, where his old patients and those
requiring his services may find him. 30
The Doctor has spared neither time nor mon
cy In seeking out new remedies, and has re-
turned with Increased facilities for the alleyia-
tlon OF human suffering.
seminni weakness.
Seminal emission Is the consequence OF self
abuse. This solitary vice, or dcpravcd sexual
indulgence, IL practiced by the youth OF both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent, producing
with ~uncrring certainty the following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scion
tinc medical measures, viz: Sallow countenancc,
dark spots under the eycs, pain in the head.
ringing In the cars, noise like the ruStling OF
leaves or rattling chario,s. nncaslness about the
loins. weakness OF the limbs, confused vision,
blunted Intellect, loss Of confidence, difidence
In approaching strangers. a dislike to form new
acQuaintanccs, q deposition 10 shun society,
loss OF memory, pimples and various eruptionn
about the face, hectic fushes. furreG tongue,
fqtid breath, coughs. consumption, n~ightsweats,
monOmania, and frequently insanity. II relief
be not obtained you shonld apply Immediately,
either In pcrron or by letter. and have a cure Of.
fected by his new and scientific mode OF treat
ing this disease, which never falls OF efectinHa
quick and radical cure.
Cured ut Homo. e
Persons at 4 distance may be cured Of home
by addressing a letter to br. Gibbon, stating
case, symptoms, length Of tins the disease has
continued, and have medicine promptly for
warded, free from damage and curiosity, TO any
part OF the country. with full and plain dircc-
lions for use. by incloslng $40 10 coin, ~ a reg.
istered letter. through the Post ofiee or
through Wells. Fargo & Co.
A package OF medicine will bc forwarded by
express to any part OF the Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this ad'er-
tiscment In.
Private entrance on Commercial street.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address. DIR. J.. +. GIBB0S, .
r. o. Box 1857,
nlf.Iy Ban Francisco. California.
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Special Prospectus -Fouth Year.
THE ALDINE FOR 1871.
SIZE OF PAGE CHANGED AND
AFrn fSGh2xsK lastly IN,

OUR OBJECT IS TO FURNISH A NE
" dinm which shall be a At exponent OF
progress and Of the beautiful In printing and tho
kindred arts. The latest and most improved
machinery, and the very highest order or me-
chsnical and artistic talent shall be taxed to the
utmost TO produce q sheet-a s nearly ~ possi-
b~le-perfect In Typography and illustration;
While II 10 intended that the appearance shau
be unexceptionable. no palms shall be spared TO
keep the literary matter, original and selected,
equal to the best.
THE uncoualed excellence OF the wood. cut
Illustrations published in the pages OF The
ALDrSE has elected the commentator OF the
European as well as the American press, and
has been hailed as the commencement Of q new
era IN the history OF Illustrated Journalism.
believing that there arc many persons through
ont The country whose cultivated taste in mat
terra literary and artistic will lead them to O Pc
culIar appreciation OF their enterprise, the pub.
fishers appeal to this class for that active sym.
pathy and financial support 80 necessary to
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scope and usefulness OF TUE ALpINH. Let each
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and influence others to do likewise.
TERMS-92 SO PR YRAR.
Address, JAMES SUTTON q CO.,
jal2-tf 70 Liberty st., New York.
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tPublIc-No. l3i.I ne
AN ACT to establish an additional land district In
the State Of Kansas.
Approved July Z. isI0.

Be q enacied By the Senate and HousscJ' Represenf'
atires Of the United State Of Amried. Con-
1ress ~dssembled ,
That ali that portion Of the western district.
land district created b. the act approved MaIen
three eighteen hundred and nny-even, entltled
IAN act to establish three additional land districts
OF The townships ten and eleven south In said STATE.
shall constitute q new land district, to be called the
Republican land district. nj
Sec. ?. And be II further enacted. That the Presi'
dent be. and he Is hereby authorized. whenever the
publIc interests shall require, 70 appoint by and
with Inc advice and consent o. the senate, or gu.
rinv the recess thereof. and until the end OF the next
session OF Congress afrr such appointment, q regis
Tar and A receiver for the district hereby created,
who shall respectively be required TO reside ut the
site Of their oniccs. have the same powers, responsi.
bIiitlrs and emoluments, and be subject TO the sam
nets and penalties which are or may be prescribed
6y law In relation to other land ondccrs Of the United
States In said State.
lands I'm said district shall be subject to sale and dis
possI upon the same terms and conditions as ether
bubble lands OF the United States: provided, that all
sales and locations made at the ONCE OF the old dis
trict Of lands situated within the limits Of the new
district, which shnll be valid and right In other re.
spects, up TO the day on which the new ONCE shall
20 into operation, be. and tho same are hereby con.
hrmed, "
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LAWS OP THE UNITED STATES
LAWS OF THE UNITED states
OFFICIAL.
Laws ofthe United States,
PASSED AT II
Third session Of tho XLIst Congress.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
AN ACT In relation TO certain Territorial Pen!ten-
tiarlcs.
published BY AUTHoRITY.l
Approved January 10, iS7l.l

"H - -
De Il endcted by the Senate aud Houss Of Represent'
Gtires q the United States Of America IN Congress
assembled,
That the penltentIary which has been. or may
hereafter be erected by the United States In any or
ganized Territory thereof, shall. when the amt Is
really for the reception OF ~cOnHicts, he placed under
the care and control Of the Marshal Of the United
States for the Territory or District In which such
prnitcntiary may be situate.
Sec. ?. And DC II further enacted. Thatlt Is hereby
made the duty Of the Attorney General OF the Uni
ted States TO prescribe ali needGGl rules and rcgula-
lions for the government OF such penitcntiary. and
the Marshal having charge thcrco! shall cause them
TO be duly and faithfully executed and obeyel. The
reasonable compensation OF sach Marshal and OF his
deputies for their services under this Act and said
equations shall be liked by the Attorney General,
and II AMI the expense Incident 10 the subsistence
an employment OF offenders against the laws OF the
LnilcI States, who have been or may hereafter be
sentenced to Imprisonment In such penitentiary,
shall be chageable on aud payable out Of the fund
tor defraylng the expenses OF suits In which the
United States are concerned. AMI Of prosecutions for
OtienseS committed against the United States; pro-
>ided. that this Act shall not be construed TO in-
crease the maximum compensation now allowed BY
law To those officers.
Sec. 7. And be Il further enacted. That any person
convicted by Il court OF competent Jurisdiction In q
Territory for "a violation or the laws thereof, and
sentenced TO Imprisonment, may, at the cost OF such
prascribed by such rules and regulations. be re-
ceivcd, subs!sted and employed In such pcnitentiary
during the term Of his or her imprisonment, In the
same manner AS II he or she had been convicted OF
an oiiense against the laws OF the United States.
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for publishing
specifications and drawings OF Patent once.
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BE Il enacted BY the Senate aud Houne Of Represe eat
atires ofihe unifed Hata Of America ~ Con0re''
n,bl.I

BE Il enacted BY the Senate aud Hone Of Rspreseat
atirei eide United aaia Of America y con0re''
assembled,
That =, much OF SECTION twenty.0ne Of the Act tC
reduce Internal taxes, and for other purposes. ap
proved July fourteen. eighteen hundred and sev.
enty, az relates 10 sugar, be afnendcu NO lthatJ II
will read:
On ali sugar not above number seven, Dutch
standard In color. one and three-quartcr cents per
On all sugar above number seven. and not above
number ten, Dutch standard in color. two cents per
pound.
ON all sugar above number ten. and not above
number thirteen, Dutch standard In color. two and
one-quarter cents per pound.
On all sugar above number thirteen, and not above
number sixteen. Dutch standard In color. two and
three quarter cents per pound.
On all sugar above number sixteen, and not above
number twenty. Dutch standard In color. three and
one. quarter cents per pound.
On all sugar above number twenty, Dutch stand
ard In color, and on all refined loaf. lump, crushed,
powdered and graduated sugar. four cents per
pound; provided, that the Secretary OF the Teas
ury shall, by regulation, prescribe and require that
samples from packages Of sugar shall be taken by
the proper officers, IN such manner As TO ascertain
the true quality OF such sugar: and the weights o.
sugar imported In casks or boxes shall be marked
distinctly by the cnstom.house weigher, by scoring
the figures indelibly on each package; and provided
further, that all arup OF sugar, cane juice, fneladn
concentrated meladA, or concentrated molnSses. en-,
tered under the name OF molasses, shall be forfeited
TO the United States, $50
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IApproved January II, ls7l.l
Be il re.olred by the Senate and House Of Repre-
scstaiires Of the United Sdtes Of America in

Be il re.olred by the Scnatc and House Of Repre-
scaiatires Of the United Sdtes Of America in
Congress dssemLled.
lions and Of the cngraSlngs heretofore accompany
Ing the annual report OF the Commissioner OF Pat
ents be discontinued AFTER the publication OF That
portion Of the report for eiHhtc' n hundred and sixty
nine, for which the plates have already been pre-
pared; and that, In lieu thereof, the Commissioner
be authorized TO have printed, for gratuitous distrl-
button, not TO exceed one hundred and my copies
Of the complete specifications and rawlings Of each
patent subsequently, Issued, together with suitable
Indexes 20 be issued from time TO time, one copy TO
lie placed for free public inspection In each capitol Of
every State and Territory. one for the like purpose
In the clerks Office Of the District Court OF each Ju.
dlctal District Of the Unitel States. except when
such oiices are located In State or Territorial cnpi-
tolls. AMI one I'm tho library Of Congress. which copies
shall be taken and received In all Courts As evidence
Of all matters therein contained. aud shall be certl.
ned to under the hand Of the Commissioner and seal
Of the Patent ONCE. and shall be taken and received
Ia all courts rs evidence. said copies not TO be taken
Gom said repositories for any other purpose than to
Dc used Is evidence; and the Commissioner OF Pat
onisi Is hereby authorized and directed TO have print
I'd such additional number Of copies OF spcclnca-
tons and drawings, certified as hcreinbciOre pro-
vIded, at Q price not to exceed the contract price or
such drawings, for sale. as may be warranted by the
actual demand for the same ; and COtnultsthc sloner
Il also hereby authorized to furnish o complete SIT
Of such specifications and drawlnR to any public
library which will pay for binding the same into vol.
and for the transportation OF the SAME. and which
shall also provide proper custody for the sane, with
convenient Access for the public thereto, under such
regulations as the Commissioner shall doom reason
able; aud provided also, that all contracts for max
Ing copies OF drawings shall be made under the pro-
visions Of chapter one hundred and fny-ive, Sec
ton nine. OF Act OF Congress approved June twenty.
i've, eighteen hundred and siNty-four, which reads
all ntho2rnphing and engraving, where the probable
total cost Of the MAPS or plates Illustrating or as-
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BE II enacted BY the Senate and HoIse Of Represent
dtires ofthe United &dtes Of America in Co"gre'

Be IL enacted by the Senate and Honse Of Represent.
dtires ofthe United Sdtes 81 America in C0ngre''
asssnbled,
That the privileges Of the act Of May th;rtieth,
eighteen hundred and slXty-two, entitled A act
TO reduce the expenses OF the survey and sale Of the
public lands IN the United States" DO aud the 5 me
are hereby extended TO Colorado; and the provlso
eighteen hundred anI sixty.two. entitled IAN aci
to establish q land onice In the Territory OF Colora.
do, and for other purposes" Is hereby repealed.
Sec. ?. And be Il further enacted. That nothing In
the act Of Congress approved March twentyseyen.
eighteen hundred and f~ity.fOur. entitled An act
for the relief Of settlers on lands reserved for railroad
purdoses," shall be construed 20 relieve such settlers
HON the obligation to Mo the proper notices Of their
claims. as In other cases. and al almhnt OF pre-
emptIOn rights shall hereafter, when no shorter Pc
Rod OF time is now prescribed by law, make the
proper proof and payment for the lands claimed.
within eighteen months after the date prescribed for
nlIng their dcclaratory notices shall have expired
provided, that where said date shall have elapsed
before the passage Of this act. said pre-emptOrs shall
have one year after the passage hereof In which to
make such proof and payment.
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BE u enacted bv the Senate and HoHse Of Represent.
dtires fths United Hdies u Ameicd in Congre''
assembled
That the military reservation at Fort Dakota, In
the county OF NInnehAha. and Territory OF Dakota
be, and the same Is hereby. vacated. and the lands
embraced in said reservation shall be subject TO pri'
yatc entry under the provisions OF the presumption
much thereof a. may be embraced In sections here
'tOlOrc reserved for school purposes; provided, that
nothing In this act shall be so construed as to Inter.
fcrc with any rights which may have accrued pre-
vIOus TO the withdrawal Of said lands for the pur.
poses OF such reservation; and provided also. that
any improvements on said reservation made BY the
military authorities prior to It's relinqulshment BY
the Secretary OF War, shall be appraised by the
register and receiver Of the land ofice OF the district
in which said reservation Is situated, and paid for
by the purchaser OF the lands on which the same are
located; and provided further. that no patent shall
Issue for any portion OF said lands until the Improve
ments thereon shall have been paid for at their
appraised value.
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De IL enacted by the Senate and Home o. Represent
aiires Qfthe Gnitsd States efAmeriea in Congres'
assembled.
That the Commissioner Of Patents Is hereby au
thOiIzcd andreQulreda 10 hear and decide the april
cation Of Picrpont Seymour, East Bloomfield. In the
State Of New York, for an extension OF the letter,
patent granted to him by the United States on thu
twenty.fourth day Of July, eighteen hundred AND
f~hty-fvc, for an Improvement In seed planters, o.
patent for tho term OF seven years, with the same
effect that such extension might have been granted
had the said Plerpont Seymour made application FOL
within the time prescribed by law. upon the notice
and under the regulations prescribed by law and the
rules OF the Patent ONCE; provided, that no dam
agcs shall be collected Of any pcrson for an infringe
mcnt Of said patent between the time OF the explra
ton OF said patent and the time " the renewal o.
the same.