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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

OvrxzgAl.ous.-The Democrats aad Aon
sarvatives in Alabama having edected mayor
;tv of III. members of the State Legislature
tn. rascally carpet-bagger who disgraces tn
,os;t;ou Of u. s. Marshal Of THAT State appears
to have gone little too for 10 his zeal 70 per
,.,uote the rule of his thieying co.conspratofs
The telegraph informs US that he arrested u.
Democratic members of the Legislature ane
took them out of the State to New Orleans II
order to prevent that body from having quo
rum. The present Legislature elects a u >
Senator to succeed Spencer, whose term OK
,;rss the Attn Of next March; and in the hope
Of securing the reelection OF Spencer VINO Il
seryile tool of the Radicals, enough Demo
cratic members are captured and taken out Of
the State so that the carpet baggers may carry
out their game; aud having Legislative quo
rum by counting in those Democratic or Con
..rv,tive members who arc left, thus force
through a vote for Senator aud elect their
carpet-bag chief We do not believe win all
his faults and failngs, that President dran'
will coupt.nunce any such iniquitous practices
Hi. supporters are in the majority In botn
Houses of Congress, aud there ia no need u
resort TO any such outrageous or infamous
c,ur.e To secure un iudorser Of his administra-
ton Having been reelected for second
term, by most fatteriug vote, we are IN
cl;ned 70 think that he will Be little more In
depeud,nt in his course: and freeing himself
from all political trammels. cast out the evil
shirts from the civil service OF the Govern
men,-all such plotting. intriguing aud uncon'
scionable scoundrels and villains as the I. 5
Marshal of Alabama, aud many others that 1t
would be credit to him, personally. as well
"a To his administration, 10 get rid vi on the
shortest possible notice The day is past :" hen
such outrages could gu. not only unrebuAed.
bu. the perpetrators rewarded by political and
official preterment and unless Grant is 1
worse man than we have given him the credit
of being, he will promptly dismiss the polit-
icaly otfcious scoundrel who has prrpe,ra,ed
this outrage, not only upon the arrested mr'n-
bers but upon the State of whose Legislative
Assembly they are members by the voice Of
the people.
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OwYurE lTEMs-Wc take the following
;t.ns from the 4rdlanche of November 23d:

OWYHEE lTEMS.-Ne Jane tue 'o''o"'''e
items from the draldnche OF Novruber 23d:
On last Friday. or sometime during the pre-
vious night, Col FOCUS took possession "i The
Illinois Central mine, which has been WORKED
by the Sands Brothers aud IL. 5 Cheasbro 'o1
nearly two years past They had not been
working ut night. aud when they went 'p 10
the mine in the morning they i"jpd FOCUS and
some other parties on guard with Henry rifles
The bonds.neu Of Bill, Burns, VII" shot Dan
COPELAND, a couple al weeks ago. have with
drawn from his bond, and surrendered hun Ia
the authorities.
Some chap went TO the show. last Friday
night. aud lett his partner 10 <" home alone
Quit. number of Indians have visited Sil-
yer City 10 lay III their winters clothing and
groceries
Wells. Fargo Il ca, shipped from Silver
City. during the pas: weeA. III bars oi bullion.
valued apsl7 All 80.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

Nor PuSrED.-The Boise Statesman says:
"A Republican Legislature was elected on the
9Th inst. in Missouri, though the State at large
went for Greeley" Our neighbor certainly
doesn' t keep posted. Next week he will prob
ably inform US that Georgia has gone for Grant
The St. Louis Republican, of November 18th,
publishes full list of the members of the next
Missouri Legislature, which shows that the
Democrats and Conservatives have II majority
in the Senate aud 81 majority in the House,
making a majority, against the Republicans,
On joint ballot, Of 60. If that is what our
neighbor calls Republican Legislature, We
wish him much joy over such Radical victories,
and hope other States will follow the example
set by "Old Pike" From present indications
u sOunder Democrat will be sent to the Senate
TO succeed Frank Blair than the latter gentle
man has proved himself to be.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

SEVENTH SEssroS.-The Seventh Session
OF the Idaho Legislature commences On next
Monday. The members are daily arriving at
tho Capital, and in oil probability they will all
oe present on the first day Of the session. The
Democrats have q good working majority in
Doth houses; having two-thirds majority in
the Council, and from fifteen to sixteen mem.
oers, out OF twenty six, in the House. We
nope that the session may be Harmonious one !;
and that no diversity Of opinion may arise be-.
tween tho Executive and Legislative depart
ments that shall in the least disturb that en-.
tcnte cordiale which should exist between them
apd that the action Of both may be such az to
result in such legislation as will rebound not
only to their own credit. but to the good Of the
whole Territory
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BECOME CoNvERTED.-We urc glad Il
note, Il, last some evidence of disposition on
the part Of our Boise City cotemp"rary IL
speak few words of encouragement IN behalf
Of new enterprises, and in favor OF inaugu.
rating new branches of industry in our Terri.
tory During the campaign cur neighbor did
not believe IN raising sheep in idaho, and
emptied the vials OF his wrath Oh the Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress. Hon. John
HALEY, for presumiug to engage IN that par.
ticular branch of industry. He didn't con-
slider the facts that the more sheep Mr. HALEY
raised the less money went out of the Territory
for sutton. and that the wool clipped from
them would b. ling more money into III. Terri
tory, but his whole objection to the sheep bust
ness was that they npped the grass little too
short. We are glad to See tina. be- now valves
his objections and, succ the election is over,
advocates the sheep interest aud says. The
man who will hesitate to invest his money in
sheep or stock in country like this, will argue
in his own mind against thrift and industry"
He says that cattle men have jealousy against,
sheep growers because sheep eat out the range,
but there is no ground for this there Is
room enough, and herders can find new rang.
for years and years to come, if there is any
necessity for it," &c. &c Our ncghbor is
now on the right tack. We are glad to chron-
icle bis conversion into an advocate Of new
branches of domestic industry. and if we keep
after him. with hammer and tongs. a while
longer, we hope to convert him into n rabd
advocate Of internal improvements, in the
shape of granting aid for the construction of
a barrow gauge road between Boise City aud
some point on the Overland line. We have
strong hopes Of his entire conversion, and shall
labor with him yet while longer
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NORTHERN IpAmo.-We take the following
Gam, the Idaho Siqnal Of Nov. lotn:

Norrrrnx IpAuo.-We take the following
;+em. from the Idaho Signal Of Nov. 10Th:
One Of Eastwick's surveying party ENGAGE g
., ths i',ks rout. for the N. p. K K Company
writes to the Signal, from Spokane D.'us.
"ndrr date of November 9th. that Tue Pa,';
has received no orders to suspend VOTE T Tno
that the surveys will be pushed ahead. y" "1
marty was then twenty miles from the heau ~
fhc lake. aud the line is comparatively e'''
beyond that point ;.c,-,s The
Mr.. Maloy, of Maloy's Express: informs .n aS
s;ouol that tho snow between Lewiston ''. !,,
Pierce City. on the exposed p'al.,ne 'A"'' wa
average about eight inches in depth. ..,
The snow or Camas Prairie Is twe''e '"'"''
deem. and on Salmon river eight inches.
The official vote of Nez Perez county g' wv,
Jobn HALEY, for Congress, 24l aud ). w.
Huston 234; r.. Z. Miller. Democrat Tor Inc
Council, received 3Ol to $50 votes tor C"''l''s'
Radical; G. w. Toner and S. 5 Fem Demo
Gratis, are elected to the lower House. ana '"'
Radicals elect the county officers %,
In Shoshone county John Haily received -
votes and J. w Huston 81; Stanford CapP''
a Republican, we believe, is elected I" the Couh
Gil byy Is majority. and John Is. S'ss"ns "h"
vns on both tickets, is elected without opposi
ton. The Radicals elected Francis Carle
Sheriff over Waymire BY II minority. aud the
rest of the Offices are 50 split up that We cam
tell the politics of those elected from the r.
turns given in the Signal.
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Sheriff s Sale. :.
10y VIRTUE OF AN EAkol

- 10 me directed issued out Of The ~
Second Judicial District. OF Idaho IfH.'. -
and for Boise county. upon . jndg'nea.ss =
said Court In favor Of Robert Divine .ss !.
ssph Morrow aud others for the sun
hundred and Seven and 1890 pens.n ss
interest thereon from tho 29th da! OF NJ. Z
together with coats Of su,, taxed 81 o All
and Twenty-Five and IS 100 Dollars. VI ~
the ID day Of November. 1871. ] nA' .,,sJ
the following described real properly of
aud being ia Placer District. in the ~ - A
aud Territory OF Idaho. tc-wtt: Al ,..ses
and interest Of tn. said defendant. '
Of. In and 10 those certain mining = 3
Ing u the jackson L Macarthur c'sim ..s
70 Norman L Bascom's claims. !rop"s y
gnlch and extending hack to she tnP ri
same being hill claima. together WIN -
the teucments. hcrcditamenis ~" -
thcreanto belonging or In any
Public notice II hereby given thai on a.
Saturday, the 30th day a Hovsm IL
q - o'clock. NJ. Of said day. ] sm ~
the Court House door In Idaho en..A ~
ton. the shove described properly 90
der for cash. 70 satisfy said ludEm s,.sfc
csuiug costs. DRYDEN N.Y.
Idsho city. NOV. :. is73-~S 81
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

RY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF

* AZ = y - Nj II w Al ~
~ cni!on 10 me directed. issued GA; 81 ia I
Court o. the Secoud Judicial District Of lasb
tory. held in and for Boise county. upon y,
rendered IN said Court In favor Of Thomas =
ais. aud against K. NJ. Jackson and Neal y.
Tor The sum Of TEN Thousand aud ThiIs!sss
M.lou Dollars. with legal interest ,hereca =
18th day Of October. A. u ls72 together W.
OF sv,t taxed 1T One Hundred and Fi'Vs
ss.lU Dollars. duly tested en- the 81 day q "a
1917. have levied upon the following dssn3
property situate. lying and benz 10 -
Mining District. in the county Of Boise -
tory oi Idaho. being on the cast side al !ssr =.
commencing AZ the north line O! Foley
claims. running mp the creek TO keeass
claims. and extending back easiwardiy
init OF the hill. said claims fronting 90 bo.s
aud being Hill mining ground, together s
singular the senements. hcrcdi'aneu's AH.
nances thereun,o belonging or In an!s'N~
ing; Public notice 10 hereby given ,aasea
Saturday, the Soth day Of November, -
at - o'clock. NJ. q said day. l viii sea
tue Court House door in Idaho City.
uon. the above described property to "
bidder Tor cash 10 satisfy said iudgnissnssn
accruinR costs DRYDEN MSClis1
Idaho city. Nov. Z. lSs2-wa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

UNIVERSAL AMSEsry-It is reported that
President Grant will, in his message TO Con-
,,s.s recommend that amnesty be universal, by
the passage Of bill, restoring to citizenship all
who are excluded by the third section OF The
Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution
The telegraph reports that such course mas
been urged upon him BY several members OF
the Cabinet; AND it is only to be hoped that
Mr. Grant viii not be prevented from dong 50
BY such unprincpled demagogues as Norton
Cameron and Chandler. BY taking such a
step he will prove to his opponents that not
with.tandine all that has been said during {:
heated political campaign. he fully appreciates
,he condition Of public sentiment throughout
the land; and recognizes the necessity OF re-
cancellation as basis for the return OF our
country, North and South, to that condition OF
peace and prosperity which it is admitted on
all hands. il so sadly needed. Mr. Grant can
now afford to dispense with the services OF
those political cormorants and vampires who
hare hitherto, at bis beck and nod, been ever
ready. anxious and willing to do any act, how.
ever mental, in the service Of the powers that
be; and BY Topping them of as excrescences on
the body polite, he will not only elevate h'm'
self in the estimation Of his fellow country
men. but will free himself from the most cor
rupt surroundings that have ever damned the
White House in Washington; sufficient. II con-
tinued, to consign to eternal intamy the name
and administration Of any President since the
foundation of the Republic.
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ADA County, take the following i,rin'

Ana CouNrY.-We take the following i,rn'
from the Boise Statesman:
Hons s. 7. C. Howard Of the Council. and
\ b. Wiley, oi the lious-. members al The
Legislature from Idaho county. have arrived
al the Capital. They report the weather ~
cess,ely cnld ut Warr"ns the thermometer
having lndlca,rd b degrees brlow zero.
Hon. john X Mcbride ,n"k his departure
by last Mondays stag for Sal, Lake Git,
whrrc be- proposes 10 take up his prrrnaurn.
residence and iol!nw his profession.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

WHATS Cr.-We would ask our nclghbor o. the
Mailman merely for information. whether or no,
he has any subscribers in this section an his rsner
doesn't reach US very regularly: and Saturdays issue
has not made it's appearance here yet We were in.
formed a. the ros,ofiice here tina; none came by
mail
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

The TINES IN TRouBLE.-The London
Times recently contained letter advising Can.
ada to cut loose from Great Britain and set
up an Independent government While the
idea may suit the Canadians, it has reused
John Bulls wrath, and the "Thunderer" ia
severely denounced BY all classes in England
for lending seeming endorsement to such an
audacious proposition.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

ArPRoPRlArE.-The Staunton (va.) Spec.
tutor says that in testimony of their sorrow
over Greeley's defeat, many of the pupils at
the Augusta Female Seminary, representing
all portions Of the South, voluntarily arrayed
themselves in black; and that notably among
the number was the lovely daughter of Radi.
cal Ex-Governor Of one of the Southern States,
who had used bis influence for the reelection
of Grant.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

SAFE The Steamship Arizona from Pana.
INA 10 San Francisco. seventeen DAYS behind
time. VAS towcd into port at San Diego by the
steamer Constitution. The Arizona had broken
some part OF her machinery. which caused III.
delay
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

Losr IT'S INTEREST The sword which has
heretofore been exhibited al Dutubar.nn Castle
as that of Sir William Wallace. turns oui not
TO have belonged TO that ch,eiian; aud the
no longer be exhibited rs such
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informed his friends iha: be is not a candidate
for the |. 5. Senate agains. Boutwell, and that
be- doesn't intend sreklng tha, position unit:
after be fills the gubcrna;urlal chair ui Massa.
chusc:ts
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

kEslGNED.-Hon. John CARRIER, one Of the
Judges of the Supreme Court of Nevada. has
resigned his Office aud resumed the practice Of
the law IN Lincoln county, 10 partnership with
Col Harry Thornton.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the rostoffice at idaho CITY n, Tho
18TH day of November which, If not called for ui,h,
thirty days will be sen, TO the Dead Letter Once
BARLEY I'd Mahoney las MART, 1o,r
Curry pani McOuilIan las Vorn, ~.
Dobier O Miller {; w p,nna,. ~
Farrell S Mooney N T.an.h.u
Ginder
ASfersons calling for any Of the above letter.
VIII say advertised" and give date of list,
JAMES A. PINNEY p NJ
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

CoMMrrrED.-Judge Fowler, of New York
city. on November 18th, rendered a decision in
the Blood.Challis libel suit, to the effect that
Blood had failed to prove the statements made
about Challis, and he therefore committed
Blood. in default Of 5000 bail, to await the
action of the Grand Jury. 1t is to be hoped
that the trio of Woodruff, Claflln and Blood
may, through the verdict of jury, be taught
to conduct themselves decently hereafter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

GEoRGIA.-It seems to be generally admit.
TED that General yohp B. Gordon will be elected,
Py the Georgia Legislature, United States Sen.
etor from that State. to succeed Joshua Hill.
Ehoao torn expires on the %th Of ncxt March.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

SUIClDE.-A man named E. Garrett. t.,,
gate tender who lived fifteen miles from Elto
committed suicide. on November 18th, by blow.
lug his brains out with revolver.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

HoNEsr.-General George Il. Mcclellan.
who, as engineer Of the Department of Public
Docks of New York, received o salary Of
twenty thousand dollars ay~ar has, at his own
request, had his salary reduced one-half We
never he2r Of any Radical ofice-holders insist
ing on . reduction Of salary. They are al.
Ways endesvoring to secure an increase of paw.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

LAURA D. FAIR A LECTuREss-The San
Francisco papers are in terrbl. stew over
the announcement that Laura ID. Fair proposes
to enter the lecture field She was advertised
to lecture one night last week, and the columns
Of the Bulletin, Post and other papers. immc-
diately overAowed with indignation at what
they considered an insult to the community,
and Mrs. Fair was denounced without stint
The best way to suppress such a nuisance as
Mrs Fair is to let her severely alone; and to
put an end to her shameless exhibition of her.
self on the rostrum, in an outraged community.
let the people stay away from her lectures. No
one can dispute her right to lecture if she sees
fit. but they can question the propriety of de-
cent people patronizing her 10 her new role.
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SheriH's Sale.
DY VIRTUE or \ DECRETAL O


DY VIRTUE or \ DECRETAL O
- der Of sale issued out oi the DislrlG ca
Second judicial Distract. 81 Idaho Territory be-
aud for Boise county. upon judgment ais as
rendered ia saad court ia IL, q q. sel osae 7 0sr
plaintiff. and William Payne AID j i. I..i9 1.
Fox. partners dolt. 8 business 0nhtt TIT s',a .Mt
name %! Taylor d Eoa. an;cN tuots atAii's; Aa@
]. Carsaa aud II. r. ChaaneA. defendants. tow
!asor q: Jerome J.. osifou and a.a4ak AaaN
Castan, for the sna1 q: Sesek HUNDRED aoa a1s'
Is 100 Dollars. also lu favor q! h+.s.s.2 fsisl
against Andrew }. Cais4ss. t,r the sasu u feGI
dtcd and tori, .ght Aua 5Q.'uo i'o..ass, AZ
favor ot Ia. lor foA aud against Andrew Or
for ihU sgul q. hive Hundred and L3rti.is4
a3.IO0 Dollars. with legal Interest Ao'uon 10
III ia. 81 November. is:2. together u!u lie ca
sali i@aed at 81 -. commanding nae 10 81 D
lowing aescrthcd property. situated - lo.s o.
Idaho Territory subject 10 the cl.aiie. mFsx
defendant. Ii. =. channel. 10 The property sA
ch3ners ~ said chAi;si mortgage SGT iortl :
scrieedl. ;o-sit; That certain bas,.Glns ss-
Botse county. ldah" Territory. abo@; I've saa
miles soRtherl. from Idaho tliy. hao@u u
stone Mil. for crushing AID reducing e1as
aethor with the machinery connectea iAesfs~
cepi uha, .s specified ia sa.d chat.c Iaortsst
that certain other building s.;raie heat saaa
MILL. sixteen feet ia width by iwsai!sa
'ehsA. used ~ aHHGcta and baas a8ts A~S
that certain other building situate near ss&
mill used As . lodging or sleeping l.usss, as
being twelve feet ia width by sixteen Ice; nv
Also tbc blacksmith shop near sa4d quartz E@f
IL - feet in size. and used in coDneotgatW
quartz mill. The Whole OF said houses and To-
being uaed IN connection With said quartz rh
all and singular the ienemonis heredi.aae@
a.pursenances ,hercuato belonging OF IL u
aprcr;aaning: Public notice is serehy giras
Saturday. the It'll Day o: December, ~
q; j? O'Clock. NJ. will sell In .ton; @. Tn
House door IN Idaho CITY. al publts snsS
cash. the above described property lercss
above resersedl 90 the hichcs, bidder &c $50
Judgment costs aud aecruing COSTS
DRYDEN MCCLlNToCk
Idaho City. November IL. ls.2w4
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Invitation Committee:
GRANITE CREEK. PLAcERvI1Lr crxrr,v,
lanes ;sn kckay. Chas. Kohny. C. c. Mefsr,
Robert Deyine La na. James McDcvtt,
PIONEER CITY,
conn Veasy. Joseph S;adtmullcr. Al, s,,.-.
IDAHO CITY,
'onn German. Major II. r. Foo.c " Vs..
ouARTzDuRo
rn'. lnomas. W. A. Coughanour. A, r.r,.
1. Marregon. Chas. Thomas. IL nnsyior:
Inc best Music in the Basin vii, =. =, -.
ana splendid supper provided for -. all
i.oA ETs. INCLUDING suppcr,. :. a.
Nov. 3-wI 80 70.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-01-06

LOCAL PAPERs-0f local papers an ex-
change aptly and truthfully says: They
enhance the value of property; they ben
eft particularly merchants and real estate
owners thrice the amount yearly they pay
for their support. There is nothing would
do town more harm than to be without
its newspaper. You need not think the
publisher of newspaper can run it for
your benefit, and pay the expenses out OF
his own pocket. Give your own paper a
good advertising patronage and subscrip-
tion list, and you may have such paper
as you wish.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-01-06

HUMBOLDT News. From the ,Sgndl
OF last week we CLEAN the following in
telligence: A NEW wagon road is pro-
posed to run from Hydesvillo to some
point in Mendocino county, where it will
connect with the railroad to San Fran
cisco. The Si9MaI says this wagon-road
Will not be over so miles in length, and
with the rairoad connection could land
passengers in San Francisco in 30 O,
30 hours. EUREKA is to have library
and reading room, under the manage
ment of the Americus Club......Two di.
vorce suits in the last District Court.
1HE wreck of the schooner Amaudo
A9er came ashore one mile below Low
er Gold Bluff on the 10th ultimo..
Arcata correspondent writes to the ,SI.y-
nal that the Trinity and Klamath mail
arrives there on time, but that the CON
tractor on the Coast route was not So
punctual.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-01-06
SATURDAY, JANUARY o. Is7o.
NUMBER VOLUME XVII.

Having attained the age Of sweet six
teen and desiring to make as good an
appearance as possible, the JOURNAL en-
Sers upon Its Seventeenth Year in "new
dress " and new form. As will be OBJ
served the paper now contains twenty
eight columns of matter instead Of twen-
ty-four, as heretofore. Although the pa
per, in the aggregate, is no larger than
formerly, stil by the adoption Of small
er size Of type, the four additional col
umns will be reserved for reading mat
ter, and the general appearance thereby
greatly improved. The hearty support
which has always been awarded by the
people Of this county to the TRINITY
JOURNAL warrants this change, and we
hope, with the additional space at our
command, to make the JOURNAL more
interesting and raise it higher in the es-
teem Of is patrons than ever before. To
this end, we invite the cooperation OF
our friends in the different sections of the
county, and ask them to keep US post
cd upon all items of news, occurring
in their respective localities. Let us hear
from you occasionally, and rest assured
that you will hear from us weekly.