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THE writer Of an obituary notice Of On esfl.a 9
mable lady, said that the bereaved hus6and !
was hardly able to bear the demise q ms
wife,. Imagine his disgust on reading 10 print
that the bereaved husband was !" hardly aDie !
to wear the chemisc Of his wife, szsN a'sisa-
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ONE of the many, Misses Young was, recently
spoken to by her father, Brigham, in reference
to d proposal of marriage from o Salt Lake
merchant. The young woman, with consider.
able spunk, replied: !" am willing to marry a.
dozen husbands ifsyou will let me select them
for myself, but viii never putup with apiece
Of man. 81 5satsssf aa fss#@ aaf.saq apql
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1DAHO WORLD.
puBllsHsD EVERY THURSDAY BY
qbe Idaho World Printing Company

.e :, R,k Building Adjoining Masonic Hail. Wall Street.
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WssntS BLANKs.-A FULL AssoRT.
p' constantly on hand.
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b. - VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL
second Oi sale issued out Of the District Court
I'd for Roia District of Idaho Territory, held in
indered j,se ~ county, upon judgment and decree
nd agapa. sad sad Court In favor of Henry Holmes
Hundred .n, donald Grant for the sum of Seven
eh, win a =: Iwenty-one and 12100 Dollars in gold
cent Der rs interest thereon at the rate OF two per
ser wi,h .s from the 10th day of July, 1870, to-
ssed the 97, e costs OF suit taxed at $50 s5, duly
hs to sell ~ .n day of July. A. d. 1871, commanding
Boise co, following described property. situated
aQndred ana Silver Hill District, to.wit One
ason ~ seventy FIVE feet in the first northeast
feet IN u =. .he Wolverine Quartz Ledge: also. For
snart ledosa ae nrst south. west extension OF said
as seconS' also Three Hundred and Fifty feet I'm
garh leda. soutwest extension Of said Wolverine
Sept hs,ss ogether with all and singular the tene-
cagne neo;aments a. y and appertenances thcreunto
aaeteby eva IL = anwise appurtaining: Public notice
M CO., me 26th day of August, A. D. 1871,
saouse dor !. NJ I will sell in front of the Court
S The sbord idaho City ut Public Auction, for gold
Saas to Uese ss described property to the highest
Ss.s s'y said judgment, COSTS and accruing
Idaho citv DRYDEN McCLINTOCK, Sheriff.
august 8 1S71-w4.
y sent I.a. BLANKs.-A FULL AssoRT.
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Mrs. HOWE is to be the woman's candidate
for the next Governor of Massachusetts,.
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GEO. AINSLIE,


A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. IDAHO
\ City, l. T. Will practice in all the Courts ef
The Territory Office on Commercial street, two
doors above court house. nl9u
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SAM'L A. MERRITT,

TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
a zee on Commercial street, second door abov,
ne rjurt house. nlU
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p.tes of Sub scrip tiOn:
o.. Sl2 90 Three Months. 81 90
One neIenths. 1ent 90 Single Copies..... 80
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Confessional Cards.
JONAS w. BROWN,

rroRyEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AM
a Notary Public, Idaho City. /. I. Win practic
n n sIl the Courts of the Territory OFFICE on Com
OHNa AA~1 ~ fAA"
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

House as to how much money required nay pay
issued 70 soldiers Of the 2ls reported that
gate syards az smeanea e that The interest was
$oooo appropriated in 1863 and 1870 with interest from
The bill Incorporating the New York Live Stock Company
INTRODUCED.
/ By Mr.. .WINANs-Amending the charter of Dunkirk.
Mr. he E%'5n e. Park
ny Mr. KNApP-Provding for building bridge over Tona
BY Mr. kiLMAM-Defning the powers and duties Of treas
sTSstiGn RS Ml q q ,snl railroads
of mortgages deducted the assessments on real estate
NY MT; Cook-char'erng the Security Deposit Company
By Mr. PoUNDAmendng the charter OF tho city Of Lock
BY Mr. FLAaG-Amendng the Police act of Troy; also
regarding the duties OF the treasurer of
=. ESLAEGfNG LOCKS ON THE ERIE CANAL
for their opinion to the necessity enargng
the western e psSn 5 Of the Erie canal to admit the
On motion Of Mr. FIELDS was added that the Board
I'M MT NELSON offered resolution aenouncng the PROPOSE
BILLS DIsrosrD OF.
the following bills were disposed of in Committee the
Proy,dns for completing the Court House in the Third
authorlng tho city of Lockport to raise money by
the f ns to %se
them payable to bearer order only third readng pro-
@ city af h
amending the revised statutes relative TO the minor
children third readng) providing for the appointment Of
overseer OF the Poor OF the city OF Utica hird readne
= . STEAM RAILROADS IN THE CITY,
Mr. MApIGAN introduced bill TO permit the OF
ON railroads In the city OF New York below hreh
. SUITS AGAINST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Mr. ALvoRD introduced bill requiring fire insurance
complnie when the policy limits the time commencing
suit to he ready for suit within the limited time In case
OF The total destruction OF building the company shall
have anv deduction made the ground that the property
was insured beyond ITS actual value All companies shall,
s SsDuay the ss%
OF oO0 In public stocks the United States
or OF bonds or cities this State above
mortgages which shall be held for the security of policy
holders but the companies collect the
same When the companies desire to elinluish bus
ness; they may withdraw their securities after giving
notice and making proper exhi hition.
:, rAMENptHG THE GENERAL RAILWAY ACT.
Mr. FLAGG Introduced bill to amend the General Railway
act by requiring comp to lay rails forty
pounds to the neal yard where the gauge three
inches urI Ipsa
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
Personal Intelligence.

MAJOR General George G. Meade arrived at the st.
Nicholas yesterday.
General James McQuaid, OF Utica, Is at the ST.
James.
John G. SAKE, the humorous poet ana nveterate
punster, VINO ectured last evening on Lover at the
Chelsea Presbyterian church, has apartments at The
Astor House.
Ex-Governor William Beech Lawrence, OF Rhode
Island, is at the Breyoort House.
Commodore Scott U. s. N, is staying at the Grand
Central Hotel.
Edwin Forrest Is remaining at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Lieutenant Commander .SIlas w. Terry, y. S. NJ
and Professor Benjamin Pierce, of the United States
Coast survey are at The HOFFMAN House.
Judge j. 2. 0'Sullivan, OF st. Domingo, ana Judge
Abbott, OF Boston, are sojourning at The Brcvoort
House.
Colonel +. B. Loomis, OF New London, is staying
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel X. II. Bridges, OF North Carolina Is dOm-
cled at the Grand Central Hotel.
Judge Henry Sherman, Of Washington; J. G.
Twtchell, Of Massachusetts, and l. Gay. OF PlaJts-
burg, n. y and l. w. Chickerng, United States
Army. arrived at the Astor House yesterday.
TIE names OF II. G. Parke, editor OF the Boston
Erening Gazette; Colonel Bishop. Of Connecticut;
Richard Booth OF England and NJ. NJ. Hil OF Mil
waukee, registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel as
having arrived there yesterday.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
nj { ExICO.
( hs Election Excitement Dying out-The Pros
poets Of Juarez- z-EarthquaEe OF Oaxaca-
Arrival Of the Widow Of General
Patoni at the Capital.

CITY OF MEXICO Jan. 80, 1871.
am enabled to inform the readers OF the HERALD
that the election excitement is dying or The
prospects OF Juarcz are brightest. The friends Of
Dlaz at the proper time, will use their utmost to
elect him as President Of the Supreme Court. Ad-
herents OF Juarez making efforts to Romero
ana Mijia from the Cabinet. Romero is to rcplenish
the treasury by the sale or Church properly. 1t Is
generally conceded that Romero, as u Minister OF
Finance, Is q failure.
Another section OF the Mexico and Vera Cruz Rail-
road is finished.
D.az In an official card denies that the Cabinet
has held meetings on the zona librc question.
There was an earthquake at Oa8aca on the 18TH
No lives were lost.
The free importation OF corn into Yucatan is per-
mitted for five months, from the lst OF April next.
General Paz has been appointed Governor OF the
federal district, Velez rcsignng.
The widow OF the murdered General Patoni has
arrived IN the capital nd is trying to obtain justice
against Cruto.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
United States Minister Sickles at Audi
ence Of King Amadeus.
Diplomatic Relations Officially Continued
Between the Countries.
FRIENDLY ADDRESSES ON BOTH SIDES
The Monarch COMpBi anemts the
American Nation.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Feb. 6, 1871.
The special correspondent Of the HERALD
in Madrid telegraphs report Of the occur
renee Of very interesting incident in the
history Of the diplomatic relations between the
United States of America and the Spanish
Crown, as revived under King Amadeus.
transmit the letter by cable to despatch to
New York.
The HERALD special writer dates in Madrid
on the Sd inst, and says:-Major General
Daniel E. Sickes, Ambassador of the United
States of America in the Spanish capital, had
audience of his Majesty Amadeus, King of
the Spaniards, at the palace to-day, when he
formally and officially renewed and continued
the diplomatic relations which exist between
the American government and the Spanish
Crown, by presenting his Ministerial creden-
tials to the King
Minister Sickles was received with Court
honors, and having arrived in the royal pre-
sence, delivered brief and appropriate ad-
dress, in which he congratulated King ANA
deus in the name of the American republic on
his accession to the throne OF Spain, and ex-
pressed the hope that the most friendly rela-
tions would be maintained between the peo-
Piles and governments of the two countries.
King Amadeus reply was couched in very
agreeable language, and its terms were highly
complimentary to the American people,
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
NEW YORK LEGI5LATUR 3
Senate.


ALBANY, Feb G. 1871.
The Senate met at hali-past seven O'Clock p. NJ.
COURT HOUSE IN TIRE FIFTH DISTRICT
Mr., introduced bill TO provide court house
n the Fifth district the city of New York. hch shall be
located bv commissioner consisting of citizen ap-
pointed by Mayor act with the Justice OF the district
They shall purchase the real estate required employ
necessary assistance. The whole is exceed
Slb0 OQ0 to be raised by the Board of Supervisors.
MORE POWER 70 THE CoCNTY CLERK.
Also a bill relative the office of clerk of the city
county Of New II gives him power to have muated
records copied and copies be valid he may assign as
many scarcherx necessary perform this work.
shall receive the pay persons performing
peaed much OF section and section 10 of the
CHAPTER as relates to the clerk are also repealed.
Mr. KENNEDY introduced BIZ erect bridge the
Erie canal at Syracuse
poCToRING TIE INSANE
Mr. CRrAMrR notice Of bill for the appointment OF
medical for The better protection OF the insane
of the city and county of New YORK.
BILLS DISPOSED OF.
The following bills disposed OF in Committee of the
Whole noted
Amending the charter the Loaners Bank OF the city
New York. Ordered to a third reading.
Amending the charter OF the Hudson and Harlem River
Canal Company. Third reading.
EXTENDING LEXINGTON AVENUE.
The b to extend Lexington avenue, New York. was or
dercd to third reading
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
PROVINCE OF NEW BRUINS
WICK.

Huui0rs Of the Smallpox In ST. John-Banlx
Robbcry-One Hundred and Forty Days
from Liverpool.
ST. JoHN N. b. Feb. g. 1871.
The smallpox is spreading rapidly and appears
peculiarly Infectious, but not as yet very fatal.
The physicians appointed by the Board of Health
take charge of patients and efforts are being made
to procure building for Il hospital.
company has been formed TO construct railway
nom Fredericton TO the River Du Loup. The pros
pectus published to-day excites much attention.
The Commercial Bank was entered by burglars
and a large amount of money and securities were
taken.
The captain OF the bark Wild Hunter 40 days
from Liverpool has been arrested on the charge or
disposing OF portion OF his cargo at ST. Johns,
n. Il,
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
G U B A.

Official AnnOuncement Of the Spanish Victory
ut Najiza-Lnrac Surrender Of Rebels.
HAVANA Feb. 8, 1871.
1t Is Oflcially announced that an engagement took
place at Naza San Germlmo, and that seventy. nine
insurgents were killed and fifteen taken prisoners.
The Spanards had two killed and eleven wounded.
Five hundred persons Identified with the repub
lie have surrendered recently.
The schooner Ralph Sonder with machinery, from
Philadelphia for Trinidad, went ashore at Cayo
Bllnco
The New York herald., 1871-02-07

D.sancction In the Order of the Free Sons
of Israei-SecessiOn of the Philad alphia
Lodges.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. q, 1871.
Some members Of the influential Order OF Inde-
pendent Free Sons OF Israel OF this city, have for
some time endeavored to improve the principles of
the organization BY the adoption OF an endowment
plan the benefit or the widows OF deceased b. eth
ren. This has been opposed by the New York lodges
OF the order and the dispute has eliminated In ten
lodges OF Phiadelphia breaking of from the New
York order and forming new organization, in which
they are joined by lodges In St. Louis and Pitsburg
They style 1t the "ImprOved Order Of the Sons OF
lsiael' and number 9OC members The secession
was celebrated by banquet last evening.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
FIRE IN llsPeSAsD STREET.

Az hall-past six O'Clock last evening fire occur
red on the first door OF 81 Lspenard street, occupied
by Samuel Basinski, dealer in cloths and woollen
goods; damage $4,000; fully insured. The base
ment Is occupied by Il. Gruhn h Bro, dealers III
gents furnishing goods, damaged $500; insured.
Ihe second floor and attic are occupied by Jacob
Klersh manufacturer OF hair nets and hoop skirts;
damage trinng. The building is damaged to the
extent Of $500 and iS insured for $3,00h
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
JAMAICA.

Arrival Of steamer Henry Chnnncey-Burning
of nm English Steamer.
KINGSTON, Feb Q, 1871.
The steamship Henry Chauncey arrived here to-
day and will sail this afternoon.
The English steamer Titan caught fire at Savan-
nah-la-Mar. The vessel and cargo were burned.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
ST. DOMINGO.

Defeat Of Cabrnl-fIc is Driven to the
HnytieD Frontier.
KINGSTON, Ja., Feb. Q, 1871.
Advices from st. Domingo state that Cabral has
been driven to the Haytien frontier, and that his
troops are In a bad plight.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
II YTI.
Another Revolution Attempted.

Another Revolution Attempted.
KINGSTON, Feb. 8, 1871.
fresh attempt has been made at revolution In
Haytl-this time by the relatives and adherents OF
Sanave, who are reported to be marching on Port
au Prince.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
Assembly.

ALBANY Feb. ., 1871.
The Assembly met at hafpast seven p. M.
PAYMENTS TO VETERANS OF 1872
The Adiutant General In response TO resolution of The
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
TIE COTTON TRADE.
Large shipments of the staple rom America
to England Cargoes Arrived in Two Days.
THE FREE SONS OF ysR.EL.

Total bales.
The New York herald., 1871-02-07
Revolution Probable in COlOmbia--Mcs~
quera Party Implicated.
The Difficulties in Central America
Amicably Adjusted.
Prospect Of War Between Peru
and Bolivia.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN CHILE.
TlLEGSAnS ID TIE NEW Yoal HERALD.

BY special telegram from Kingston, jamaica,
we are enabled to lay before the readers Of the
HERALD the full report oil our correspondent at
Panama regarding affairs on the Pacific coast,
Central and South America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

HE CHAIN BRIDGE QrRsrIoN.-Senator
Sawyer states TO us that he did not get the data
from which his statements &ere made in regard
10 the small amount OF travel across the Chain
Bridge from any member OF the toll bridge
company. but from some Of his fellow Congress
men. The question is then who mislead them
We have never doubted tina. Mr.. Sawyer fully
believed that his information was true but IL is
evident that somebody was at considerable
pains TO MI the ears Of Congressman with the
Misrepresentation that only two or three milk
farmers were accommodated by the Chain
Bridge. WIZ was il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

Citizens OF Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, wiscon-
sIn, Michigan, Indiana, Missouri, and Kansas
who favor the amendment Of the National Con-
stitu;ion $50 a. to acknowledge Almighty God
a. the source Of ali authority and power in civil
government, the Lord Jesus Christ as the Gov
ernor among nations, ana His revealed will "a
OF supreme authority, are called to meet in
convention, at Monmouth, al, on the 5th
proximO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

AFFAIRS IN LOTION COUNTY, yA-R.
ftsheTy QWsstion.-On Saturday last the owner
of farm bordering on the Potomac river At tina
mouth OF Goose Creek, came to Leesbury and
sued out q warrant for the arrest Of certain
MsryiandeIs, Who bad crossed the river, and
were invading what he considered his insiiens-
Die right bv Catching suckers at his landing
Cd the laeid waters OF Goose Creek Accor-
nsy Sherin Barrett, with posse coni,a,us
va uespatened to the scene Of inv aston, and
about midnight returned, having In charge five
citizeps OF MARYLAND" who were arrsigned
before Justice wallace, and held to bail In the
Court Col. II. WHITE became the bondsmsn
for the present. SAA'
Real Estdts.-Mrs. Samuel Orrison. of th,s
town, last week purchased Of Thomas Rurch
80 acres OF land on the Potomac river a
PORTION OF the farm generally known AZ the
White, ford tract. about nine miles from Lees-
burg, FOR $3.50 per acre.-Leesburg Mirror
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

The various publications purporting to give
The names Of those to be appointed to the Ter
ritoriai Council are all premature and incor-
rect, we are informed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

SAD ACCIDENT IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA
Cha. Kitwell, while AZ work on Q school house
on The farm OF Mr.. j. 3. Harrison, near Chan
tllly, IN Fairfax county, on Monday last, Was
Instantly killed By falling limb blown from 9
Tree near oy. Mr.. kidveil was In Q leaning
posture, IN the act Of driving Q nail, when be
was ST. ucs, the limb cutting on the upper part
was about twenty eight years Of age, Q carpen-
ter BY trade. and leaves wife and sc vera srn NJ,
children, who were entirely dependent upon his
was killed last year in the salns manner.-AIsx-
ondTtG Ga.Stts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09
Victor Hugo has resigned. We are reslrnsd.

Ii you don't mean TO mind your own business
IL will not pay to advertise
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FIGHT or WAY FOR THE WASHINGTON AMI
i,It hAoND RAIIwAY-The County Court o.
ffioee william, Va, Judge Nich0l presiding
e inmencec AZ Brentsville on MONDAY. Among
Tie Ousiuess u transacted the frst day was the
OverruliDg OF the assessment of Si3 O0O LAM
damages which had been granted by Commis.
soEers to Mr.. Nagley for right of vav for this
Washington and Richmond Railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09
BOARDING..

ROARDlEG-Single gentlemen desiring a Home
- COED BOARD and pleasant ROOMS psrms'
nently during the sumner, ia q private family All
dress B., City Post Once. ms,Srs
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS
II near tho Departments, with nrst- Glass Board
can be bad at No. 1915 1 street on r,a,osasie
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodated fe9- Il
ElEsT GLA.. B0AkD, WITH PLKHsAHr
terms ct 1901, cor. Pennsylvsnia avenue and lSth
street. Good location and accessible. mh3S-iy
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10 Brooklyn.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-08
NEW YORK.

NEwBURG, Feb. 1.-THE following are the
names of the killed and wounded as far az as
certained:-Rev Merrill Fowl wife and three
children, of Batavia, N. Y; George +. Bene-
DICT, editor of the Cleveland Herald, and wife;
W: Z. Carry of Erie, Pa ; L. A. Root, A. A.
gilbert, Messrs. Lowell, Essential, Forbush.
Mrs. E. s. Pease, of Buffalo, DR.. Nancrede,
Kollin German, Geo. f. Thompson, e. III
Summons, engineer, JAS. Stafford, baggage
master, H. II. Vasburg, conductor porter of
sleeping car, and e. l.. Mooney, brakeman. ali
OF this city. Nineteen bodies have been recoy-
cred. Rev. Mr.. Fowler preached his farewell
sermon and assisted at the communion in the
chapel of ST. Chry sostom of New York last
Sunday aud was on his way to mission at
Salt Lake City to take charge in connection
with Bishop futile. The bodies of Mrs. Fow.
Ter and her two children, of which the arms
yet remained, were discovered closely embrac-
ing each other, and it is surmised that finGing
egress impossible, they resolved to die together.
Mr.. German was go years of age and leaves
wife and family of four or five grown up chill
dren. His permanent residence was in Buffa-
10, whittier be was bound. Judge Loew. of
Sullivan county, and family were on the train
but all.escaped unframed. The thermometer
was below Zero all night, rendering the efforts
OF the citizens to recover the bodies very diff
cult and hazardous Several were badly frost
bitten. All travel on the road is suspended.
1t will require four days for repairs before the
road can be reopened.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-08
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Ihe House Committee on the WAYS and
Means have decided, five to four, to report a
bill repeating the income tax.
N. M. Wrsley, driver ola steam fire engine
in Hartford, was instantly killed on Tuesday
by being thrown from his seat while going To y
fire. y
La the New York Assembly on Tuesday an
attempt was made to introduce a resolution TO
prevent possible recurrence of such horr
bic accident as that ON the Hudson River rail-
road, but it failed.
Gen. Alcorn's gin house near Friar's Point.
Miss, with GOO bales OF cotton, was DESTROYED
BY FIRE on Sunday. Loss $75,0 600; insured $780,
The Inka Springs Hotel, Mississippi, was
burned Sunday. Loss 100000; insured $I5.-
In the Arkansas House of Repre- sentatives
on Monday Gov, Claytons party met with a
crushing defeat by the expulsion OF three OF us
friends, sitting members, by vote OF 40 to 63,
which settles the question as to VINO has the
power in the House.
Thomas Settle of North Carolina, has been
nomina ed minister to Peru.
Smith g. Porter's locomotive works at Sopth
Pittshurg Pa, and whole block OF huildinas
were burned Tuesday morning. Twelve loco-
motives and th,rty-nine houses were burned
Loss $i5o,OoO. The fire was ince ndiary.
The New England Agricultural Society or.