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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-14

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden al
Essex District -. )the probate office, Guilt
hall ON the 18th dLy al March, A. d., ISL.
Isaac H. Houston, administrator Oh the g. Tale ID IyF
Dickinson late OF Athul. in the county Ct hOTt'~J'
and State OF Massachusetts deceased, makes appiiI-
10 said court Tor yese to sell tc whole oi the real
estate OF said deceased, representing that ale thereof
Is necessary Tor the pay cHt Cl debts amt 'NN">, ul
admin i-trltiUn.
whrrcupun 1t l., ordered by sI court. tIdt -1ii Ip.
phCItiun come under consideration ami lee heard uH the
18Th day Of April !. ID. III, Al the Probate c,c
in said GUiIdhail. ALI il is further ordered that
all persons Interested be uoi!lii hereof Iv pugIt
ui EUu'c OF sad Application and rider thereon
three weeks -uCCcssiE ely in tn CIiCluIIu a news
paper published 81. J"iu-buIy, pr.vinu, t"
sud time appointed ur hearing. that my appear
at said time and place, AMI thrv '.,u." oiJr'i
| thereto.
Iy the C"urt-Att'>t.
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9sgal.
Clark GoodeIPs Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court, heli at the
: Essex District, IS. : probate oilGe in tiuilI.a!
in said district on the 81 day Oi April a. D. 1871.
John W. HartshOrn, administrator on tn" estate Of
Clark GCOde, late OF Lunenburg IN sal! dislG'
whole OF the OT sad deceased, representing
2,.t thereufiS necessary for the payment q" the
debts charges administration and that sale OF
said estate would be beneficial TO all interested Gtc
WhereupOn ordered by said court, that SAM ai'-
plicGtiUn under consideration and be hclT on lr
I'D day Of April A D., 1871, at the Probate once III
Gulhal. And 1t Is further ordered, that all per
sons Interested be notified hereof by publication q"
notice OF said application and order thereon, three
weeks succcSsively in the CaedolIan printed At st.
JOhusbury, before said OF hearing; That they may
appear At said tine and place and, ii tEcy cals'
object thereto.
BY the CGurt.-AttcSt.
Itn.L-- ~ lr--l u
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suffer one city to be cursed at the same
time by two such plaques as Ben. Butler
and the yellow fever? No. no. Cest
impossible! C'est impossible Pro-
longed laughter and applause.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-14

GIVE TIE BOYS a CHANCE l. L.
:. writing in The Western Farmer, says:
Ono or tLe snrcst methods OF attaching 4
Lov TO the farm is TO let him have some
;binn upon it for his own. Give him Il
mall plot Of ground to cultivate, allow
ing him the proceeds for bis own use.
Let him have his steers to break, or his
sheep to care for. The ownership of
even a fruit tree, planted, pruned, and
brought to bearing by his own hands,
will inspire him with an interest that no
mere reward or wages can give. In adj
dition to the cultivation OF a taste for
farm life which such a course will cult
vate, the practical knowledge gained by
the boy will be OF the highest value. BE
ing interested, he will be more observant,
and will thoroughly learn whatever is
necessary for his success.
Another and equally important advan-
tage will be the accustoming him early
to feel responsibility. Many young men.
though we'll acquainted with all the man
ual operations of the farm, fail utterly
when intrustcd with the management o.
an estate, from want of experience il
planning for themselves. 1t is much bet
ter that responsibility should be gradual
ly assumed, than. that a young man SHOULD
be first thrown upon himself on attaining
his majority.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-14

srr,xG WoEK.-Thc New England
,,,rn,or Tins sums up an article on spring
work.: Finally, keep things neat and
,,ra;oht, On some warm day, when the
snn makes one think of corn planting,
have a general ovcr-hauling in the car
riase house, granaries, tool room, wood
shed, &c. Lots of dirt collects during
winter, but as soon rs warm days come
it should be cleaned out. Regulate things
generally sweep out the granary; hunt
up the tools and implements that will be
first needed on the farm, and see that
they are in good condition order what :,I
seeds, plants, trees, or fertilizers you Will
want this spring, that they may be III
readiness, and lay plans for the season :
work.
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TIE CALIFORNIAN.
Chr farm and Garden.

IFarmors Stock-raisors and IIorticuifurifF III
10 contribute t, this department snch ina'''
vi.bin their own experience and obser''''O'i
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FOR SALE!

One secondhand HORSE POWER, and twenty ice
of one and one-lalt inch sIIAFTING. Apply TO
CROSS ~ MATTHEW'S.
st. J0hnsbury, VT, March IS, 1911.
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Auftiun aud 5rirate Sales.
ADJOURNED AUCTION SALE!
The auction Sales ut
RINGHAM's OLD DRUG STORE
The auction Sales nj

are adjourned to 18th of May, when Mr.. WTrIEa ill
again be here with fine lot of Good any
able person could wish To '''"'
KID ii Tie lady VINO carried of the cotton cloth and
didn't pay for it, will call at the express Office. and set
tie with Mr. STILES for the same she will confer favor
upon several. We know where the cloth l. and who
the lady is tina: bought ~ it. t3S-5!9 l.. T. w.
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VIOLINs. The Ee-t, from 31On to $500 each.
FLUTES If every variety.
MARTINS CELEBRATED GUITARS.
FLUTINAs, ACCURDEONs, CLARINETs. FLAG.
EOLETS, FIFES and all other Musical Instrumcnts.
STRINGS for all Strinecd Instruments.
PIANOS AND MELODEONS for .ale and ,o l.t
Music for Bands, Music Books and all kind. of Mus;
cal Merchandise. JOHN &. HAYNES eco,
tMarch'2 80 Court Street. Boston.
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FOR SALE :!

15,00o good three feet four inch SPRUCE SINGLE
100000 eighteen inch CEDAR SINGLE; also. large
stock of DRY GOODS CLOTHING, FLOUR AND
GROCERIES, CHOCKERY, HARDWARE, and every
thing needed by the people Of thi- vicinity, which
will sell at price that cannot be beat cash ready
pay Iall and sec if it il not 20.
5.ts DAVID COZ, Rurkc. Vt
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

Thee bonds ur., 5,f, by - iist Nio.i.,. On
S'c"'", 10y First Mot.,3-r it, ,ntir Land Grant.
being NOR than Twenty Ih".s.nI Acre. It Land
10 each mile al Road.
The lionds are free from United Sttf,- r.v. .nt
Principal and ln'or'-; an IIy:,!l tiul!-th riu,i
pl 1t the end Of Thirty YEAR and The Intrr-t S,rui
annually. 1t the ILr seven and rlr uta- l,..
Cent. per amnun.
They are Issued in denomination. Of - ua, 81 T..
unn, $4,000 and Sln,mn.
The rru-tcc. under tie Mort..a.c are Me- r. .I.v
90 Ike Of fhilld lphi. and J. Id-ar Thomp=ou Irei-
dent of the Pennsylvania Central EiIr, al uni any
hsc Northern Pacific 80 I;oud- i'll Mt III tim -
before maturity, he receivable lt Ten Per mt Premium.
Cor LILO in cNchang" ioI the Company lud It ill., ir
l0A est cash price.
In addition 10 III ii al snfty tho. b nd, vie ii
income larger, love than any o. her iiir 81 s
security Per holding United stat % can "A.
converting them into Northern Pacific in r,ss llr
yearly income "n-h"d, aud sill have 4 perfect, r.,
liable investment
Banker Will supply these bonds in any desired amount
and OF any needed denomination. P,r.on- wi.hu,, tn
exchange stock or other bonds for these can do 20 ii
any OF our agents, who will allow the h;"hcst c.rrIt
pricn for all mlrkc'ahc sccuriii,-
lho7' living in lo'flitics reno: from Tank, ma.
send money, or other bonds, directly hy ME-
and we will send back Northern Pacific. houds II our
own risk, and without TO the invr tor For further
inf rmaOn, pamphlets, nrps etc. call on or .i,ir, s4
the undersigned. or or any Il tho Bank or E,uL.l
employed t" ell tlii- Loan.
JAY COOKE ~ CO., Financial Agents.
Subscriptions received ~ MORGAN kEE<E \
MAkNlN,zl. Wall street, y. I, General h:srut-.
National lIlnk of Lyndon, :. u. Matoci., ca hicr
First National Bank Of St john-hury Geo. Nav :i-i-
tocks Cashier; National Bank Of Neal u,y, Local
Agcns. "a.
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BUSINESS CHANCE !
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.

said store IL large convenient, md we'll located and
nov hav.n" profitable nun of tom, I1l in uI-
portunity for any wishing engage III retail
| trade. Fnr particular call on ad!r-a.
HLNl;l ". COW LES.
iltf McIMdnr. Ill VI.
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THE AMERICAN RURAL HOME from April l.
1871 A ii:st-cls, eight-page, Agricultural and fan
ly Weekly. Specimens free.
HOPKINS y WILCOX, Eo,hrst r, y. i
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COM M r. N II A II y
10 WEEKS FOR ONE DOLLAR

the best loo profis,ly illustrated super Royal octave
pIg,s. Experienced agents wanted.
= = SCRANTON d Co, Hartford, Conn.
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BRASS INSTRUMENTS

+ THE MOST APPROVED MANIFACTUEF
yril LARGE STOCK, AT LOW rEmrsl
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Iucv Dickinson's Estate

BY the COurt.-At'cSt.
WIN. II. HAHTSHORN, Judge OF Prul
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BE UNDERS0LD

by any Gus ON work made to order. Remember
the place, at his old start Esihli.hcd, i'm -. l..
street, St. JOhnsbury, Vt.
~ Cash paid for hides. -. 41-5g
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

FROM Communication Mr.. James Carr, Of
Quartzburg, who called on us Wednesday last, we
learn that the Gold Hill mill started up last Monday
and that it runs like clock work. The company have
over 5000 tons of ore ready to crush, and still
taking out more. The snow is very deep around
Granite Greek and work win not commence there for
probably week yet, though the miners are busy
cleaning out bitches preparatory to renewal of ac-
tive hostities old Mother Earth, who will receive
q terrible "shake up - ct the hands of the boys
over there during this season. Mr.. Eissler has men
engaged in driving the tunnel into his ledge the
Gold Hill, and quartz is lookingup in that section.
AIR. Carr informs us that on last Saturday Mrs.
Hawkins died at Quartzburg and was buried the next
day, being the first death that has occurred in that
town.
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CITY and County.

no the Trading Public-Notice is hereby
ven to the residents and sojourners of Idaho City,
,ror as of all the towns and mining camps of this
that within the next thirty days we will receive
-. of the largest choicest, and most carefully Sc
,,.a stocks of fine groceries, wines and liquors, ev
rough. to this market We will also have full
s.,. Of shepards leaher-soled rubber boots, nice
:. # rubber clothing, an elegant stock of gentle
ans summer clothing, new style of gents hats,
very large stock of pipes of all kinds from the
n,nest to the most elaborate. either of WOOD stone
;. n,serschaum Our stock will also comprise full
limo If hardware and cutlehy, and an immense stock
. INNS and pistols of all kinds with the appurten.
o,cas and ammunition necessary for their use. We
,r have good supply of the choicest brands OF to-
,.,eo large lot of wooden and willow ware. an inn
,rspse stock of elegant ingram threeply and tapes
t-v Brussels carpets. and wellassorted stock of
mods not heretofore kept by u.s. all of which will be
so,1 by the wholesale or retail at greatly reduced
cash rates. D. d. EAEhi y 70.
Idaho City, April 4, 1S7l-tf.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

VIGILASTEs.-Abouta hundred and fifty or
two hundred Vigilantes, all masked and well
armed, took forcible possession of the jail in
Virginia City, Nevada, on the morning OF
March 18th, before day-break. and took Arthur
Perkins Hefferan, who killed one Smith in q
saloon in that city several weeks ago. and hung
him. Judge Rising has charged the Grand
Jury at that place to thoroughly examine into
the matter and indict every person who had a
hand in the disgraceful affair The conviction
and punishment of few of them would prove
a lesson that might be beneficial 10 others
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

OwYHEE ITEMs.-The following items are
taken from the 4ralanche of April LIST:
The forcible entry and detainer case of the
Mahogany company against Thompson, Cook
and others, after occupying eight days in JUS
tce Lynams case, resulted in the jury disa-
greeting Another jury was being impanneled
at latest dates, and MS the case is an important
one and has excited great deal of feeling in
Owyhee it was expected that it would be diff
cult to get jury.
The Odd Fellows of Owyhec intend giving
a grand balm Silver City on April 18th.
Mr.. Schlussell, Of the firm Of Fleischner d
Co., and who has been engaged for sometime
in settling up the business of Fleischnan d.
Heyneman, bankrupts, started for Portland
several days ago for new stock OF goods.
"Old Hill" had some tick cts in the Nevada
lottery and pronounces it blk and swindle.
Il appears that his tickets drew variety Of
ladies' underclothing and he don't know how
to apply the articles
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ADA couNrx.-We condense the following

ADA COUNTY.-We c0ndenSe bne f0liOWlng
items from our Boise City exchanges:
A miner has been prospecting Cottonwood
creek, above the garrison, aud has found good
prospects, having taken out pieces of gold
weighing forty cents.
Arrangements have been made by the author.
tiles of Boise City to divert the waters of
Cottonwood creek away from the town, in
view of flood.
Thomas Mccoy, who was brought in from
Snake river mines some time ago affected with
consumption, died last week in DR.. Smiths in
Urinary.
Mr.. John Grove who returned few weeks
ago from California, reports that VIM. Law,
Esq, of Centerville. has entirely recovered his
health and will return in short time to the
Basin.
Mr.. John HALEY intends introducing at an
early day superior breed of sheep, and Mr..
John Boulware will import some fine cattle
which. with Mr.. John Early's blooded stations,
will constitute o step in the right direction to-
wards improving the breed of stock in Idaho.
Mr.. p. B. Hawkins, better known as "San-
dy" Hawkins, former proprietor of the DEM
ocrat, is on q visit to Boise City. He has
bout ranch III Santa Barbara county, Califor.
MIA, where he intends to settle.
Woih ou tnc Assay Oihcc HAS berH dSdiI
commenced and will not be suspended until
the building is completed.
A drunken woman created quite scene on
the streets of Boise City few days ago.
Hon. j. K Shafer and John HALEY, Esq ,
returned from Washington on last Sunday.
Judge Shafer after remaining few days at
the Capital will return to Idaho City.
Mr.. George w. Carlton, who has been FORE
man of the Ne,rs Office for several months, has
left for the lower country looking for another
location. Railroad terminus on the brain.
The billiard tournament ut Boise City is at
tracing considerable attention. Seven entries
have been made-John Taylor, L. b. Lindsay
Cltus Barbour, - Lusher, j. b. Oldham,
c. II. Douglas and C. ID. Vajen. The draw
ing resulted in matching Taylor aud Lindsay,
Taylor to get fifty points odds; Lusher and
Vajen, the latter receiving one hundred points
Douglas and Barbour, to play even; Douglas
asd Oldham. handicap not yet announced. The
game between Taylor and Lindsay opened on
Monday ut 2 o'clock p. NJ
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

Nor SErTIED.--The New Hampshire election and
the San Domingo row in Washington has not yet re.
suited in an embargo ON the importation OF maya
zines. pictorals books, stationery. etc, to Idaho,
which were consigned TO Pinney l. Co. at the Post.
office Bookstore Everything 1T to read can be found
at this establishment from spelling book TO treat
Use on Theology or medical Jurisprudence; solid.
substantial or light mental grub" for miners as
well as works of poetry and romance for the "Flora
McFlimseys." Call and examine.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

GOOD FRIDAY AND EASTER SUNDAy.-To-morrow Is
Good Friday, generally observed strict fast day
by the Roman Catholics. as well as members of
the Greek and English churches. Next Sunday is
Easter Sunday, day that for generations past has
been regarded as one of the highest of Christian
festivals. 1t commentaries the conclusion of Lent,
the crucifxion and burial of our Savior. and that
ION the third day he rose from the dead" Some of
the oldfashioned customs OF the day are still OBJ
served by people in all parts of the world such as
coloring eggs, &c.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

JUsrIcE's CoCEr.-A couple OF Celes,iais Mr.. All
Flung aud ieck MoT, Esq. pu; in an appearance be-
fore Justice Bowen on last Monday TO explain away
LITTLE charge Of petit larceny. which they succeeded
in doing. though their discharge owing to the
fac; that the evidence Of the prosecuting witness
not strong enough nor positive enough 10 authorize
the Justice 10 take different view Of the case. They
charged with approprtaing few sticks Of are
wood belonging to another party.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

WAIVED ~ ExAAlSArnS.-Mr. John McGuinncss.
living at the upper cud vi town. had an alteration
with Chinau4n a .cw days ago. and 10 use = classic
phrase be ''pu; head on him" By severely beating
him over the head with sE1.shootcr or some other
weapon. McGulnaess was arrested aud taken bei fore
Justice wickersham and. waving examination, be
held 10 before the Grand Jury q; the next
term Of the District Court in 900 bonds.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

FIRST ARRIvAL~-The first pack train of the season
arrived here on las, Saturday evening. having made
the trip from kclton in twenty-three days. The
train belongs 10 Messrs Ellis aud Louis Lu;z and
was loaded with merchandise for two firms, packs
consigned 10 Lauer Swim of this city aud 81 TO
Duke & Co of Centoryle. The Lutz Brothers re.
port the road TO Kelion in terrible condition.
peoia!ly between Boise City and Snake River. the
mud being, ON an average nearly knee deep.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

QUICK woRK-Mcssrs. Marion Gof and George
Frampton commenced work on the Big Ditch (which
has a capacity OF over 1000 nchcsl. few days ago.
turned the water into the head Of the ditch under
the snow. aud within two days time succeeded in
getting the water through 10 Bear Run, distance Of
about seven miles. Considering the depth Of the
snow. and the few days Of Spring weather We have
had We would call This rushing" things
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

DENTAL woRR.-we were shown. a few days since.
some plate work, being full sets OF artificial teeth,
made by Dr. Bailey simpson for persons in this city
The workmanship. so far capable of judg.
ing. sufficiently attests DIR. Simpsons skill an
accomplished dentist and one who thoroughly undsr-
stands that branch OF the business He is prepared
To do similar work or all who require it, at moderate
rates. in fact much lower than such work has ever
been done by dentists in Idaho
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

New GooDs CoMSo.-Under date Of March 18th
j. D. Emery writes from New York to his partner in
this place tina; he has purchased immense stock Of
goods, and that they will arrive here within the next
thirty days. partial account Of the character Of the
stock viii be found elsewhere in this paper. under
the heading Of "Notice to the Trading Publs." Due
notice will be given of the arrival Of the goods In
the meantime read the notice referred to.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

ALLISERY.-We call attention to the new adver.
Nosneht OF Mrs. II. d. Van wyck in this issue. She
VIZ arrive at an early day, and viii bring with her.
eiec' rom New York, all the latest and most FASH
unable styles Of millinery goods of every descrip-
1On' together with a general assortment Of fancy
goods adapted to the trade.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

CIGARS AND LIQUoRs CHEAP-Messrs. J. @. Bryant
Co' make an announcement in this paper which
VIII interest many parties. They have resolved TO
uiSpose Of their stock Of fine liquors at greatly
ouced rates. They have also just received q full
STOCK Of cigars of various grades and brands from
.uoa'six to Figaro, and from that to the finest
brand extant, at lower prices than ever before of.
1'ied IN the market See their notices among our To-
cal items
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

CALLED.-we acknowledge call during the past
week from Hon. John NJ. Cannady of Pioneer City.
He reported no from that camp but stated that
he was informed by parties recently down from Sum-
init Flat that the snow In that region was about
twenty feet In depth.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

AT HOME AGAtS-Col T.. A. Stevenson Of Pioneer.
who went to Boise City some two three weeks ago
to meet his family who had been spending the winter
in California returned by stage several days ago,
companied by his wife and little boy. The Colonel,
who had been showed up in Hog'em alone during the
winter looked about the happiest man in the camp
when we met him after the arrival of the stage.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

LArEE K SwINS.-The new advertisement Of Lauer
& Swim will be found in columns this morning.
Iney are thorough business men, alive to the neces
sites Of the market which Is demonstrated by their
receiving the earliest full stock OF goods brought
INTO the Basin this Spring. They have excellent
assortment Of gum clothing 9nd boots for miners
peks' shovels and pans quicksilver and everything
required in that line; together with large and well
selected stock Of family groceries and merchandise
q every description, including case goods. dried
Irus cheese supply Of choice fresh butter; and in
the clothing department. everything. from pair Of
o'eFaIs to elegant cloth and cashmere suits. Give
mem call and examine their new goods.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

M THE cAPIrAL.-Judge W. c. whitson and U. s.
Ashai 10 Pinkham paid short visit to the Capital
'A's the week. 10 returned last Tuesday and from
Ian we learn that the weather in the Valley is rather
'cOinfortably warm. The District Court is in ses-
sun aud that makes times little liveer than they
Otherwise would he
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

DEAD,-Coonel Henry Allen. who formerly resided
with his family Buena Vista Bar. in this county,
died at Los Angeles. Cal. on the 18th Of February.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

REruESED.-Mr. J. c. Mills Of Granite Greek, who
has been absent for about six weeks visit TO the
Eastern and Middle States, returned here on last
Sunday evening.
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NEW coNERs.-Quite number OF strange faces are
~ seen ON our streets. and the stages from Boise
'fihg fresh arrivals daily. Miners viii doubt
' DC In demand. and sooner or later they win all
get employment. Is.
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For Sale.

China Whiskey. 'oOOd" .... Sc 90 re- gallon, coin.
Jacobs So per gallon currency or dust
n0,w3 j. q. BRYANT 4 Co.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

Large Lot of Choice Whistles, Brpndies.
Wines, &c, &c, for sale By
n23w3 J. q. BRYANT Co.