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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25

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in cootr oug m lHr restoration Of my strength an" an
Increase OF appetite o.,,r, 10 t,.a.s, t,-,
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require &c or slNr ANT need seek fer nothing bet
ter han the tiomc bitlers. = " { PF,
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1,ct,oa = f Eo",s ha,e V 'y.pr an me for.
mu'a tor making M "ne l"Gtch rltr'' a"n usep
cr them the most valuable touic and s'iau,ut nov in
use, .MtL'',th'
Resident Physician IN chhtgr I nriHe hospital.
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communicated to 'h' m'''"' roy SN'l Ht ron 81 mo
II me i,rrs' il cana ar,"r t he con ,.,rtd as rs.
patent medicine, 20 lAeu "['n -, ,n'n ~ ~ n,t
have examined NE ,oLmu,a I[ mnn's S'ng hie
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rare excellence all tue a"L'e> ns'a M ~ g mpo,toh
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25
ADMISSION

Zc- T ckcts for sale at A, MEYERS Cigar
Store, and a, IL. GuNDELFIA0EBS.
The Managers will spare no efforts to make
TIN, Bail superior to any ever held IN this
city,
~ PER ORDER OF CeNNlfTEE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25
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New York, bee, mbcr =, ISL.
nrAn SIN

DEhE SIR III
received and would nave received an earilerrepy
but Cor .hr abb nee from own ol my clett We
have b nd. uumbrr- , % 90. 10, ~, ~ 10 ~.
81 o. o. 49, lib III llS, i2}. 10. lt5. ti9 upon
which interest IT, dHc from July, ioJ., at per
cen ANA il the mutt,r eau be r,urcd immediate
ly, that r. % say. during January lf,@, We N".
soIl them 10 The price you name. it-NH: "HrHb'i
uf he lace ugt iufcr,-tt0 date, Ia be tuiHiWlta
~ 10 FLOWS: Take tue boad1 aud dgur' up tht'n
tcreJt at per cent. from July. l'pi 10 u3te {"
pavmcut add iiut Gum 30 TIE face. ttlDdi you
10 puy W ne hall OF the Total thur arrived a..
The transfer o. bee made IL New York, where
the bonus VIII be ready tor del very nnFe tirt "l
the amount VIII have thcn here a, my tilhe
Won may suggest We dp not WISH 20 have thjS
offer ru1inieIc u'iuUWy Except durlhS the tiIhc
winch have "a gcrlcd ibut - 70 'Hy dHri@
January lsI2, nE we wash 80 sac or sell without
dHlty. ! think that Wu ugrrr upon terms. ittHEe
inform mt us soon az pu-slbp WHEN may expect
TO conclude The Transaction ny receipt o. the
money and delivery ut the bonds.
ann yours tIIE.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-29
o3tlaniiaqfs.

sSS" Marriage Notices and Deaths are
inserted FREE where they do not exceed )
lines; over lines, they will be charged y
cents per line in advance.
On the eth instant, by Rev. !. sam
mers, Mr. JOHN y SHAW OF Near crra.
gerstown to Miss MARY +. LYNN, of
near Mrchanicst own,
On the 9th instant, al C,ica Mills, by
Rev W. II. Todd JOSEPH BAIT, of
Washington county, to Miss NARY j.
LlGlTNER, OF his county.
On the 18th instant, on South moan
tain. hv Elder William Palmer, EMAN =
UEL GRIFFITH. Of Washington couh;y,
10 Miss MARY Il. MAtiZ, u, this rotn!
~.
On the 1lth instant, hy t." Rev /.
Kuhrnnn. DR. THOMAS W SIMPSON
Of Liberty. to Miss JENNIE JAMES, O.!
this county
On the 20,h iu-,1n,. by the Rev, y. Il.
Kruury. JOHN ENANER to Mis- LAT kA
SMITH, both oil the E.Hd",
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-29
SPECIAL ATTENTION
is called to the advertisement Of

IS called 70 The NdvCrtIsCMonl u
CHAS. II O. FOX, in another column,
headed ".NUcA The 31st, 1872
No one in this community has ever Nrrn
more successful, than he, in Introducing a
new trade, which almost entirely used 10 90
to the larger cities. Having wei establish
ed himself 10y giving general satisfaction in
the mcchani al ~ well as in he mercantile
branch of his business, he no" oilers To tn,
public rare chance to buy Watches Jew
rlrv and Silver Ware At Low tIGl RES.
and all are advised to av.ii themselves OF
the opportunity. Irlnr 30 If
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-29
L7eat'y:.

On the 9th inst, near 'Possumt0wn,
Frederick county Nd. JOHN l.. STONE,
aged g years months and days,
On, 10Th instant, at the residence Of
her nephew, Charles NJ keaauver, in
Baltimore, Miss SOPHIA YOUNG, for
melly Of Middletowu Valley, In TIE 9th
wear of lor age
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-29

Shaw, Esq, have sold to the Atlun-
tie and GEORGES Creek Coal Company
q y"Juable BODY Of coal land, under
lald with III" big yrla Negotiations
between the parties We're pending for
S"m' wee ks, bat the sale was not con
summat"d unit, Friday last. The
tract hes IN the vicinity Of the prop
rrty no" worked hv he Atlantic and
George Creek Co npany, and enbra-
cos on" hundred a. 1 it y acres. Tie
price paid was 81 uOVO.
.Cumjyhm' .tNsgaluun.
LEAP YEAR SoC1ABlE.-.A bcvv Of
enterprlsing young ladies in the
Northeastern section Of this, and the
lower border of Franklin county, are
arranging for a regular Leap Year
Party, in which the ladies invite the
gentlemen, drive them to the picnic
grounds, wait upon them and foot the
bills. We have Just printed the in
vltatlons of the lady committee and
the individual invitation cards, and
they were ordered to be gotten up
regardless OF expense printed in gold,
&c. That crowd Of picnicers viii
certainly ENJOY themselves.
NGgyst0rn TtTlce 4 Week.
r>Ap The camp meeting .: the II
+. Church TO be held nj Emory Grove
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-29

60 -.-''r''' '.' -: = -.
Eh4ttl CAs1lEos.-TL.o cas.;uc,
Of tie i,yn bridge q the .:v3e,.ca
ana Pennsylvania LINE Railroad
across the Monocacy, three miles
north eas, Of thls city, arrived LEY,
,st week NJ Bullmon, tho contrac-
tor Of the bridge las commenced put
ting it mp, and who" completed will
re Il ..:.e @.L ILiao.e strur:nIc. F.
Xxi. is the las: bridge that remains tc
be built, and a. Mr.. K. cvinced a
y,eat dead OF energy and dispatch in
rH...ng up tie others, but a short time
vii. lie consumed in its erection. ana
we hope soon TO see the Eradcric.. and
penusyl;ani" Line Railroad in tul!
oyeIatlon Frsduirh Inlon.
DIRECTOR ELrcTEp.-On Monday
last. MIR. Val. 5 Drummer was elected
a Director in the Frederick and Penn
sylvaMa Line Railroad Company, to
fiji the vacancy occasioned by the
. 49,, ,y DR. Ea;.f,x Scb)cv
!eS'H'''''0N =! =
DKoWNED.-We regret to Announce
.,,J.,,b &c 1.col Nm q vo,,h ot
seventeen or eighteen years old, who
was NV" AZ" II $500, a.,
sunday 'a9l' ne ""s ie"i I!'"S '.,e
Blacksmith trade with Mr.. Peter NJ
Ealer. of this city, and on Saturday
J., ,;,;tol III. roronts who resides IN
NC 49, - :,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-29
MAY IL, 1872. CALL AVID g-1-ai
GllDS BROTHERS

CNtIN4lu7 V107I ,EHu
MAIN STREET, MECH lNuI$lVWN, MD.
rcnrt
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of
TO We
10
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to ld With
IN!utn
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-29

one five year old, works we'll, j. Il good
lr:I.lri; :! carts, > SETS gears, collars : jr!.
de-. halter, | set NiL@Ir harness, horse
~prc',l,r. / rough Ioch, Iilir. | luDJskct, It
hunting C1~c Naiv.I nu,. 4 SIT cooper >
tools. and other i.t,lrs hoi necessary to
uru'jo0
T,a~ + THr,-.A credit Of >jN months
Will br 9iyrn ON alI sums ,,1uy, -. b} the
purchaser, giving their note, W,thH.pruF
cl .r,urity, hearing interest lrrm TAFT; nll
suns Of - d..d under, the cash will br re
triiirl v VI l. FOX.
.louu IN MARTIN, Au'l.
iurI I"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-29
| ii BLlC SALE.

The subscriber inirudng 10 % West,
will sell at Public sale uur mile Nn1h of
M"'hnnIrstoWn nr@r TIE Emn!!I>,MrT
Turnp;'.r and Franklin NILS. an .Notald,W,
tx, !!d RI June ntrt, n, | . r!u"k, p. m, ia"
follow n2 articles Of prrsop"i property, to-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-29

Isynl wish to obtain fure.lor Snn"ta.
clos cal ON CE1 A.. n, g, 40 =
li,l,r.rk. Md Sec adN'rji' cn nj,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-06-29

TALL OATS. - We have seen several
stalks of oats measuring 4 feet , inch,s
which were grown in a field of Mr.. john
+ Kunkrl at Catoctn Furnace. Both the
oats Hul corn of that section looh very
well and promise an abundan, crop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE A. 1s72-TR1PLE SHEET

sharp arraignment OF the President, and my con-
vction is that it is Ill judged, i'll timed
and SO extravagant in its charges and bitter
in its personalities as to neutralizc what
ever OF just criticism can be found in it,
1t will assuredly serve the purposes of the worst
foes the cause of impartial freedom has most to
fear, very many OF them now rallying under the
deceptive banner OF liberal republicanism," but
the loyal lberty-upholding party with which you
have hitherto been proud TO be Identified Will
peruse IL with deep regret, II not with unfeigned
astOnshment. Certainly you do not represent
Massachusetts in this sweeping impeachment. Her
republican people are almost unit for the re-elec-
ton or the man whom you attempt to stain Win
crime and cover with infamy.
You cannot separate General Grant from the
party which put him in the Presidential chair, and
which means to keen him In it, II possible another
term being satisfied to his ability, integrity and
patriotism; and therefore in stgmatizing him as
vena self-seeker and an INSCRIPTIONS usurper you
virtually pronounce 1t to be equally corrupt and
untrustworthy This you have a right 10 do on
your own responsibility il you must, but in so doing
you Will find yourself for the first time in marked
opposition to the sentiment OF Massachusetts,
as Its Senator In Congress- and surrounded by allies
who have been heretofore your deadliest enemies.
Occupying, as do, an outside position, write this
under no party bias, and only because l feel con-
strained In this manner to free my mind as proof
OF my friendship Receive 1t in the spirit which has
dictated 1t.
Faithfully and regretfully yours,
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
Hon, CHARLES SUMNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04
Wilson and Colfax Both Stepping
the Tapis for Vice President.
COLFAX'S CHANCES GOOD.
Hawley Likely To Be Ferry-ed
Over Again.
GRANTS CONTEMPT FOR SOREHEADS.
Where the Leading Delegates
Can Be Found.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8, 1872.
The delegates from many States are still behind
hand, and the bulk OF the Convention comes up
slowly There being little to do not already prede-
termined this gathering lacks the charm and
stimulus of uncertainty. Nobody can lay wager;
there is nothing to bet upon Colfax started in the
'race SO far ahead that 1t probematical whether
people with warmer friends can catch up to him.
and the only issues developed to-day were not very
startling, because they may result In nothing.
WHAT'S UP NOwp
The first of these Ia feeble and dis
couraged movement to try the virtue
of square bolt on Grant. This prop
osition, sneezed down in the BIRTH began
among the Connecticut people. The late re-elec
ton Of Ferry over Hawley there has had the effect
of demoralizing the friends of BOTH Hawley is not
very respectful to the President and severe upon
Grants onice-holders in that State while Ferry's
friends are emboldened at the prominence they
have attained and the astounding success
OF their late manGuvre and to-day a
Mr. Train, understood to represent the
New Haven Palladium said If any man had
the pluck to start it Grant could be beaten, as
not more than half the delegates were at heart in
his favor. When asked whom could be substituted
for Grant, Train replied, "Colfax, and 1t came out
that some of these Nutmeggers wanted the ticket
to be Colfax and Hawley. General disgust greeted
this conclusion to what looked at first to be revou-
tiOnary.
The Ohio delegation is quarreng in good-na-
tured way over the idea Of Withdrawing Dennison
altogether and substituting Henry Wilson. Denni-
son was teegraphed to to-day and advised to reply,
not been heard from up to the middle Of the after
noon.
CoLFAxs WESTERN FRIENDS.
In the West ColfaX has not retained popularity,
although his old antagonist Morton is now anX-
ious to see him nominated so as to get him out of
Wn HAl fnrSo tbariv l,., 10
ardent for this result but IN Northern Indiana sew
eral delegates are capuous and prefer Wilson.
Smith, Washington negro OflcehOder and body
servant of C0l1aX, is drumming up the colOred men
for him. The majority Of the Southern negroes are
for Henry Wilson. Wilson'S friends accuse ColfaX
OF nsincerity, and say that he advised and urged
Henry Wilson to work to be his (Collax's successor
in view OF ColIax's certain dccnation. Wilson says
he will not be made fool of now.
WHERE THE DELEGATION WILL STAY.
The headquarters of the several delegations will
be as fOllowS:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04
EUROPEAN BANDS FOR BOSTON.
The English Grenadier Guards Band Ordered ia
the Jubilee-An Irish Band About to Embark.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 8, 1872.
During the session of the House OF Lords this
evening the Marquis Of Hartford asked whether III
was true that the band OF the Grenader Guards had
been ordered to the United States to attend the
Boston Jubilee
The Marquis of Lansdowne replied that such
orders had been issued with the sanction Of the
Queen and the Commander-in- Chief
The Duke Of Richmond declared that more
irregular proceeding had never been sanctioned.
AN IRISH BAND ABOUT TO EMBARK.
The Irish National Band, numbering forty must
clans, which is to participate in the performance at
the approaching Worlds Peace Jubilee at Boston,t
will sail for America in the steamship City Of Brus
sells the latter part of this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04
Fatal Collision of Railway Trains.

oRT-oN-THE-MAIN, June 3, 1872
despatch from Worms brings intelligence OF q
railroad disaster near that city, attended with a
sad loss OF life. A passenger train en- route from
Basic, Switzerland, to Mayence, Hesse Darmstadt-
came In collision with another passenger train
winch was going south. Nine persons were killed
and number injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04

% compromise candidate becoming hopeful Eacff
te principal Contestants has devoted partisans but
@ either secure the prize will have better sup
port than the friends of the other
i, ~ pretty certain however, that the whole work
named and christened '7' ~ 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04
SUMNER ARRAIGNED.

w. L. Garrison. tho Abolitfonfst Lie dcrs
Censures the Massachusetts senator for
His Speech Against Grant.
Boston, June 8, 1872.
william Lloyd Garrison, the noted ab0litionist,
has sent the following letter to Senator SUMNER
RoxBuRY, June 1, 1872.
DEAR Mr. SrMSER--I owe 1t to you to say, with
all the frankness which sincere friendship
Justices that have carefully read your speech In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04
EUGENE.
Am TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

Her Ex-Najesty Preparing to Visit Spain
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
LONDON, Pune 8, 1872 ,
The ex-Empress Eugene will leave England
shortly on visit to Spain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

LuxEMBURd, June 8, 1872.
An ultimatum has been received here rom par,,,s
insisting that the Grand Ducal government sha,r
come to an immediate decision on the German nro.
posals to work the Luxembourg Railway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04

Abraham Lowensteini, o child three years OF age,
whose parents live at 90 Mulberry street. was acci-
dentally killed by falling down two nights OF stairs
hold an Inquest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04

compared with what General Grant had donef Mr.. Lo
bore fewer measures originated by Mr.. sumner
than by any other man claiming i to BE- sIs1Ss
and greatness consisted in high sounding phrases
long drawn out and sentences and Quotations from old
sitterius sencralscs while The Tanner Of 6aena had
written Ms history in blood and would be read A. long as
dent with helping his rcla lions, IL 1t crime But
the that he Nr Logan, was responsible for some
the President himself had appointed only few Of his re-
laives Ills father had been appointed postmaster by
na his aged ws the the
grave asked to be allowed 70 retain the office that
GAvr Nm SUPPORT IN MS OLD AGE
what man with FACILITATING heart In his bosom could
Sasashsss5s' Ssn iasTs srs'hsTinsw na q
he, II reported was TO resign, The charge that
The President had paid for ss with appSnmen;ss to
had accepted few gift: but was It wrong for man
who had done such great things for his country to accept
The charge Of muddir our foreign relations was un.
founded There was no mudde WITH spain Or Russia OF
The statement Of Mr. sumner that Secretary had
Sma That Waen Stanton Why
the aea replica spoken the republican
party, but had net mentioned Grants name MI Logan
campaign Of 1865 made at Cleveland at Philadelphia and
III We" ne rol Rhpp.Trnls xurocrzRp GRANT ny NAME
st was an honor 70 vote for Grant that the mistakes
We're no reproach 70 Grant, BECAUSE he was in the field
when they made II at all and that the large atend
people had given Judgment in favor Of Ulysses Grant
ANOTHER REPUTATION. :,
made BY Mr. stanton a. steubenve, the 18th Of Sep
ember 1863 in which he mentioned GRANTS nd ,narsy e
sseag ns RAID vast
territory in which he operated"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04

Railroad Rights Difficulty Between the Empire
and Luxembourg.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-18
ABA COUNTY We take the following item

ABA COUNTY We take the following items
from the Boise Statesman ::
MIR. p. B. Hawkins, of Santa Barbara CO.,
Cal, formerly resident of Boise City, is on
a visit to the latter place for the purpose of
selling out his printing presses and material.
The Idaho Herald has suspended publication.
At the annual meeting of st. MichaePs Par
ish, the following Vestry was elected: Senior
Warden. A. G. Roadway; Junior Warden, l..
E. Logan; vestrymen, c. r. Blake, John Hun
toon, W. p. Thompson, p. d. Rothwell and b.
III. Moore.
Mr.. Warmer brought over from his claims
on the Payette, few days ago, eighty-seven
and halt ounces of gold dust, which he had
assayed at the u. 5. Assay office. The bar
proved 937 fine, and sold at the bank for
81 .596 rs in coin.
Hon. William l.. Law has returned from
San Francisco, and will soon commence min
ing operations on his claims near Ceutervlle.
The Idaho Herald will resume publication
on April Oath.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-18

THE SPRING TRADE,-Although Messrs Eckhart &
Jnags have hand one of the largest and most CON-
,.,s stocks of groceries and general merchandise to
sund in the Basin, they are almost constantly re-
.;,ipg fresh supplies They are expecting the arri-
-, to-day of large pack train, direct from the
.road loaded with goods of various kinds; such as
.,s Of all sizes, gum boots. duck of all numbers
,,roe supply of quicksilver fine cigars and tobaccos.
.ou,s choice ranch butter and general assortment
merchandise of every description, adapted to the
spring trade, which will be disposed of at reduced
rates Call and examine their stock before purchas-
mo elsewhere
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-18

CHINESE KrrEs.-Saing kites appears to be the
principal occupation followed by many of our Chi
nese residents, as well by the boys. The Celcs-
tails carry off the palm they appear to be adopts
in the sport During the past few days they have
bad several monster kites sailing which in shape
reserbed huge spiders, legs and ALL and after reach
ing q considerable hight. messengers in the shape
OF butterflies and paper birds sent up on the
string Attached the heads of their kites is some
kind OF an Eolian instrument which gives forth a
buzzing sound continually that can be heard. no
N atser how high it goes. Reuby, Sammy and Rommy
Ia We thrown up the sponge. saying they won't sail
ah ir kites against Cinnamon: reason why, their
kites won't sail
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-18

, HEALTH 1MPRovISG.-The many friends OF W. A.
Nunhaly Esq, will be pleased to learn that change
'f 'Ae better has taken place in his condition, and
VIC prospects most favorable for his early recovery
nv ieast such is the news brought up 10y John Lem
mons, the stage driver
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-18

RETRIEVED The Supreme Court OF Cali
TO mia has issued supersedeas in the case of
Z ne, alias "The Chicken" under sentence
OF Death for the murder of August Kamp, UNI
I'll. .le appeal from the order of the. court de-
nyiug new trial can be heard and determined.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-18
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION FOR
BOISE COUNTY.

A Republican County Convention will be holden at
Centerve on TUESDAY, THE 7rH DAY OF MAY,
1872, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ for the purpose of nomina
ting full county ticket, electing delegates TO the
Territorial Convention, and TO transact such other
business may come before the Convention.
The ratio OF representation is one delegate ct large
for each precinct delegate for every forty votes
and for every fraction of twenty votes, more
cast for the Republican Legislative ticket at the last
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-18

RErURSEn.-Mr. B. F. Channel. one OF the pic.
nerrs OF Boise Basin, and proprietor OF of the
largest mining bitches in the county, returned from
California. on last Monday, looking rs stout and hear
tt Is usual HIS :auiily did not return with him,
Mrs CHANNEL mas been in delicate Lealth for some
time past, but pleased 70 learn that a change
Of climate has had the gratifying results and
that her health greatly improved since her resi-
deuce at The Bay.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-18

ACCIDENTAL DEAra.- Last week, Chinaman was
Accidentally shot in this city, from the effects of
which he del shortly afterwards. We have been un-
aoe to learn the facts further than that pistol
accidentally discharged in bunk in q Chinese
cabin and the ball passed through the bedding and
struck the Chnaman in the leg, who was lying in the
lower bunk. No physician being called in, the un-
fortunate Celestial bled to death.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-04-18

T. 0. BooKsroRE.-Pinney & Co. have on hand a.
the Postofce Book Store fine lot of apples for sa
by the pound or box. Jim says that the Grand Dukn
Alexis didn't buy up all the fine cigars during his re-
cent visit to Havana, he has hand. and is in
constant receipt of, the finest brands of cigars ever
brought to the Basin also ine-cut and plug tobacco
OF best grades