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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-21
IN TRI y L.
atient-life is very brief,

BE patient-life is very brief,
tt passes quickly By;
And If ii proves j troubled scene,
Beneath = stormy sky.
IT isshut like q shaded night, IS s
That brings y morn OF radiance bright n
Be hopefal-cheerfnl faith will bring
A living joy to thee, sg
And make thy life 4 hymn Of praise, 4
From doubt and murmur free;
Whilst like the sun beam thou wilt bless
And bring to others happiness.
BE carnest-an immortal soul
Should be worker true;
Employ thy talent for thy God,
And ever keep in view
The judgment scene. the last great day
When heaven md earth shall pass away.
BE hoIy-let not sims dark stain
Thy sp.rit's Whitcness dim;
Keep close o God anil the werld,
81 And put thy trust III Him.
So midst thy business and thy rest,
Thou wilt be comfortad and blest.
Be prayerfll-ask and thou shalt have,
ip Strength equal to thy day, -
Prayer clasps the hand that guides the world,
Obi make it thou thy stay 8 NJ
Ask largely; and thy Gsd will be .,t
A kindly giver unto thee.
Be ready many .fsli NJ ound,
Our loved ones disappear;
We know not when our call may come,
For should we wait in fcar,
IN ready, We car calmly rest; gN4 s
Living, or dying, we are blest, -
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-21

"A lamp.
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tcorrespondencs q fne Helena Herald sst7'
BLAcKFooT INDIAN AGHNcY, d. TIL
h'55 @ Msrcn ios ls12. 81
uAys si.cs nkav occurred 10 1n
c@np. p. lew niles De'oW mere on "a
u.o - WHICH nknt Iour Indlans Wsr
.oa anu one ia'allv wounded. Mountain
n's, l'ean cn'sI oi 'ne fiegans1 was i. amonl
~ -. - oiusss !. 1oh lhoftaily Wouhu
!. - g. .nu'.", "sn. Nno"n py ene Wni'e
~ 80 p.s. :, u. '''s Yu.y w. " inc name 9
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conceal their business. a Whoon.nn !. ;S
| British America. md thev :. well 81 tba In
Idians. know that whatever crime, ana NAV hs
committed across the line, Al notice viii 4,
taken Of them bv the II. & a,,thor;t;as III.
following white men have he.n k;;l.d ,t ~
near Whoop-up. 8sfstsGs vi " pa
Dan Hardin far H.rd;ng, k;,,ad ~, r,;c,-
Berry. Hardin was wen known !. nne of
..Sl.da,s n,.n n aud 80 o,it. dasnsr.do,, d,,,
He was 4 refnoee from insfice ha;ng rne,ar
Indictment by the II. Grand inrv far tra- /.
ding whisky Ia indians near this p,ace laat
spring, ave
.ee Kyser. fomnd,1ead near Fo-t st.nd-,r
supposed to have accidentally shot himself
Gilpoich. killed bv : Rlood Indian in c.mn
near IIealy's Fort. on Belly River. He was
formerly soldier in the 18th. Infantrv at
Fort shaw: was discharged about two years
aro and when killed. was IN. the emnloy of
Healy and Hamilton.
Jack Wa.le. also killed bv Blood Indians
on Belly River. IN
rhe following .,alEbreeds have also been
killed tnring the winter:
.r.,-t;n III, !, .,,,..a -
=, pa,,,.an r..o,, CO., - s;..se .r,':. p
,,a,, 49,, ,..s ,.au rna,. -, a.ss., It,
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sau;,.r n wm Kan,ody and tam;,r f.o,,
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NJ -. 80 haa 80 - ..I;a. ' a.s .s
ot,;,a ,,;tl /; f.on Ran,an - Raanaa~,s
.a,ah Naa. pira ,r.;, poaL t,,or aaaov.
tored a war n,rtv Of RIooa4 who nronasad
- III, Konnedv and tore h;s wifa and child
,,r,sarars rh;s ,,,sn no howevar fr,s,ra
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80, s,,aoaa,,ad = aettino Kanned,, and HI.
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DEL anu VIII ue re,ne'n'e,'eo W ,"os' "''o
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-21

striking comment on the character or
James Fisk, Jr., Is 4 statement of an English
Journal that the announcement of his death
caused rise Of American scrip in London.A
In the money centre OF the world American
credit. it seems, was anfavorably affected by
the bad financial eminerce Of one OF her cit
izens. The reflection Is made that If he had
been man OF doinesficities instead Of a Sui
tan, and had allowed his shareholders some
thing instead Of stealing all. might he not
have lived his life. and Ills death have beeni
followed by fall instead Of a rise in all.
American scrip! In accounting for the
financial success and power Of this man, and
Ithat something about him before which Che
crowd gave way. he is credited with that ari-
dacity, before which, whether evil or good.
the multitude invariably shrink--the andacity
of insight. clear. cold, Intellectual insight. tos
discern where in the institutions around him
the secret Of power lay. These he saw to be
fhe electorate and the law. and he broke the
force of both. If you appealed to the people
10 elect Legislature which would control
Erie, the Ring bought up the voters. if yon
appealed to law,t of the twelve judges.
each armed with all the powers of q Court Of
Chancery. issued ininnctions to stay proceed
ings. or to execute James Fisk's win. He
mastered that secret by corrupt fneans, and
was from that moment set free from all the
usual restraints On power-tree ~ an Orient
al prince. After all mankind changes but lit.
tie, and vi.eliils ami Heliogabalrs reigned.
These sahrp criticisms should teach us how
inseparabty Individual aud national honor are
connected IN u Republic. especially each
man has his influence on the National credit,
and the fact that American securities stand
as we'll in foreign markets. is the best ps ssiblef
proof of the general financial integrity of
American business en.--tsntral Cay Regis
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-21
Il Bellies Conquest.

! j. Some gifted quill driver ought to take up
1 the annals OF the National Hotel. in WASH
ington City, that abounds iirconIic and seri-
GUS events. For many years it was the head
| quarters and grand rendezvous of political
pumps. journalist and prominent social actors
| and actresses Of past generations. The roll
ume OF register alone that must be extant
would be as valuable as Patent Office reports.
and as interesting as those OF the 4 Agricultu-
ral Bureau. There was a time when Presi-
dents elect went from the National to be in
auguratel. and lovely bellies swept through
the parlors, captivating beans known to the
Union. oy .s.,r5#5s5s.,s.s 45s-- sslg Isl q.
The thought brings up one Of the last
named sort. whose entrance to aa ball room
was the ovation to qusen--a fair girl from
the West, and at whose feet the statesmen
Of the day bowed in love that approached
alteration. She married one of these states
men, and a rival, her superior in wit. but. not
equal in beauty, said, commenting upon the
event: ,gszs.s i
..You wonder ct the match because you do
not understand it. 4s4s,s "a
s.WIat do you mean r. Id
81 mean that she married one term in rhe
Senate, s.4 ssg 81.
s,.;..What small ambition--only six years
out Of lifetime y y. I .s5 r,..
s.Six years make up a woman's social life.
IA ter it is q living tomb in a nursery; and
then she has her chanc $" isi1.
..What do you mean p s. d
did you ever read the story OF the philos-
opher who undertook the, the difficult task Of
making the Pasha's donkey read the written
words of the prophet r
..Never did tel. .ine. q
:sThe philosopher. like all philosophers. was
poor. At times he was hungry, at all hours he
was ragged. He offered the Pasha to teach
his donkey to read in five years. But during
the difficult task he was to be clothed in p,lr-
pie and fine linen, fed on the best .sand lodged
in a palace. II he failed. the penalty was
death. One day an old friend met him Lead
ing forth the royal donkey to the grove
where the lessons we're supposed 70 be giyea,
and he said surely you do not expect that
ass te read e The philosopher putting his
thumb IN his nose, winked one of his learned
ewes aud raid nothins But continued the
friend. .sif you fail at the end Of five years you
win surely be strsngled.' Ny friend res
ponied the philosopher. 'you forget that in
that time the ass may die. These are her
chances the Senator may die. .''--Capitat.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-21
OFFICE
Governor ........
Secretary !. ......
Chief Ju tice
rfsass and Places for Holding Courts Tn
she Territory s.f Mestana.

rfsnes and Places for Holding CaHrt. Tn
sna Territory s,f Mesfas.a.
ees4R4 suraEAlscUuEr @ "-
As Ylrs inis City hrss do.aag in ia usFy and set
snd Aaaiay q fatUst go
ustrEp sTAfgsa,Es4lttttT 6afm1s
f1r.t plsteS- Al virginia Cir frsf " as!AE n
apraiss sssse ID. sienias iH+frts md second Mon
dag - SlstaisF ,a.
sysrs g,fs,yiefSf Beer f3lge. ftsfFa staafias sB
April! Erst Monday n >ef4rfn5tl4 and first MIN
t,y II, iieeenaber 4a-
4 si,e ii.tr7ca--At n"iena first Mem.iqy t'' Aafch
hrsi Mon'iny tR.In'y, sa'. fourth ssnha"} ~ ~
ES q s94 TERRITORIAL COURTS
tiryf Dstrict-ln Madison County, at Virginia City,
first Monday in April, .c"nd Monday in July,
and second Mpniay in Soyemberag
In Gallatin County ut Boyen,n first Monday IN
March aud fifth Mnniay in October, ~"
In Jefferson County, Ut Rsdersburg, second Mon
day id MAY. and fr-, Monday In October
Second Di.frict--Deer Ledge County. at Deer Lodge
City, third Monday in April, drst Monday In
September, and nrst Monday in December
In MissaHla County mt Missoula. fourth Monday
in June aud second Monday IN November.
In Beaver Head County, Bannack, first Monday IN
June aud third Monday in October.
Third Disf,rcf-In Lewis and CLARK County, at Hell
ena first Monday March, nrst Monday In
July, and four Monday in October
In Meagher County, fourth Monday in May ana
su rsh Monday N November
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-21
/. /. .FIrrY years ago the Far West, as it VA
called Al that time. was found iii Ohm, and

that State, ii thirty years, gained nearly niue
hundred Thousand on its population. nearly
haIf III I'M IL Tie last ten years Ut that period.
ChE3 now las population exceeding two
sf3ri halg nlEliiosss. NJ later period the
Ii sses aaesssa Illinois as1d laIliana. and
5ilese sf4sss sracrsased Their population as
fasf 81 Ofiio Ind me- so tAak ollioInnW has
por.sIa b Fisl af VIC s.sls. half millions. and
.Er.t III u asaosss osse saissioa seven hundred
thousand. Tia still LATER date Missouri and
Iowa hecassae the Far Nest then came
II ansas and then. IN virtue ef the Mexican
w I'd ~ Ruid discoveriss, California.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-21

IA PooR wrefeh IN Paterson, y. T.. went
from House to house on Christmas day trying
10 sells iumbler. A charitable lady purchaS-
ed it fbr i've cents, and procured his address.
Visiting his house shortly atterward. .ths
Christnss dinner Of tho mar. his wife ard
chtlslJeA, was found TO be fivc cent loaf of
hssad purchased with the pro eeds Of the
sale Of ths tambler. The lady went round
among heririenls. and In 4 little lime ths1
house MAS well warmed. n good diansr Ns1
provided. .lclothes were given theinasatss. ana
4 months rent wss paid lor ID sxivsncs.i
Surely merry ChriStalas ffof thas posF
family ass ssEs I'LL n u HI gsaAzsaa NJ
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-21
4 ,ew elay. age Il Canyon City Oregon the

house OF john sIet tullaugh was carried BY g
land stitlr-a distance oll wo hundred and taty
yards. aala landed il Canyon cTeek- llae
sonse. setcisig and rtieil arc asstiisjurtl re
crees has hasn ttses;si nEa afeflsaf elaiala7
ael. Blaav gerssFls we're u he house &C the
tis,s. s,st no aahi11 va aii3rssls l5e srsa of
l.r,a moved gas ateus Een acres
. London teaA has il larger ai5slssa fsssa
I'M entirs. state .ot Ohip.-3 ss0. 900 people.
md covers ,6a square miles. e will TAX IL
Louis d Chicago long time ~ eeuas yishin
,igiis ,sljtgne
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-21

i =. ss s54 3 q y +
When .nglen Irving was about lsay,
ing Sir Walter scott--after having spent an
hour in the society Of that great rnsp--hs sxl
tended his hand; Scott accepted and sad !:
81 will not say farewell because 1t always
makes me xad. but viii say, cons agaia and
msks this your ho,ne." s.s
1ayard Taylor eacs called on Humboldt.
The venerable Baron met him cordially, say
ing u hs did %, stYou have travelled much,
Mr, Taylor. and seen many ruins, now you
SEQ another" ..Not ruin,' replied Taylor,
ss.but pyramid.' y
h Tho poet Rogers was one evening at q re-
eept on, and in pronenading with lady. r.
marked. 'sthere,' pointing her out, '.is q
beautiful xirI.' s'But..' retorted his COM
.ps4ion. ..she is 70 young" "Ah,'' said
Rogers. .'to us who src cid, the yoss,g are II
ways beautiful"
Alexander the Great once had number of
prisoners, and one day proposed to free them
all if they would give satisfactory answers to
all questions asked. Among others he asiad
one II the c.ptives (which is the most nu-'
n,erous, the living Or the died:" To which
this answer was readily given: ..The living,
for the dead no longer exist"
Probably Of al the beautiful and eloquent
passages ever written ~ George D. Prentice
the following 10 the hnest 8 ~.
ut cannot he that earth is mans only abid-
! & place. II cannot be that earth is bub-
bic cast by eternity 10 float moment upon
itswavss and sink into nothingnsss. Else
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostetter's United States Almanac for 1873, for
distribution gratis. throughout tho United States
and all civilized countries Of the Western Hemis.
phere. is now published and ready for delivery in
the English. German, French. Norwegian, Welsh,
Swedish, Holland. Bohemian and Spanish languages.
and all who wish to understand tho true philosophy
Of health should read and ponder the valuable sug
gestions it contains. In addition to an admirable
medical treatise the causes prevention and cure
of great variety of diseases. 1t embraces large
amount Of information interesting to the merchant,
the mechanic the miner. tho farmer tho planter,
and professional and the calculations have been
made for such meridians and ATTITUDES are most
suitable for correct and comprehensive NATIONAL.
CALENDAR.
The nature uses and extraordinary sanitary effects
Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters the staple tonic and
Alternative of moro than half the Christian world,
are fully forth in its pages, which are also inter-
spersed with pictorial illustrations. valuable recipes
for the household and farm, humorous anecdotes,
and other instructive and amusing reading matter.
original and selected. Among the ANIMALS to appear
with ,ae opening of the year, this will be one of the
most useful aud may be had for the asking. The pro-
prietors Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, Pittsburgh. Pa
on receip. of a two cent stamp will forward copy
by mail 10 any person who cannot procure one III his
neighborhood> The Blt;ers ara soll III every city.
town and village. and are extensively used through
out the entire civilized world.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

RIGHT OF WAY.-Our Oregon exchanges
inform us that the Portland, Dalles and Salt
Lake Railroad Company have secured the
right OF way over the Cascades portage, on
the Oregon side. on payment Of damages to be
assessed by jury.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY The Council met
n. II VI "n Monday. De. "a aud VAS called
IL nrIrr by lion V ) Anderson. Sccrc;ar, Of
tie las: session Every couaty was full, rep.
resented. ani "u temporary organization The
following o1icrrs were elected: ilnn Gilmore
lays President; V. ) Anderson. secretary;
W {. Bracby. Assistant Secretary: Geo W.
Anderson. crsraut.1i-.,rus; !. l.. Timer.
Door Keeper and Allie Byrd. Page. \ com
u:.rr 81 one .-o.n each c"uaty was appointed
an Credentials. and ;br Council adjourned.
Thr House OF R~prrsr n'atscs was called Ia
order aud Hon / II lla:cA. q. Onrila com.
~. was elected Temporary SPr.@cr; Jas II
,iaalry. C-.ct CLERK: \ Stalker. of OArida
Epru.tas Clerk: VIM. Paxton. Srrsran.-a;.
Arms. ana l. pucb~.t. D"nsk"rprr. \ com.
ul,tre Of one trnn each couaty vas appointed
on Credentials. ~ the House adjourned uat
! Tuesday.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

FE E,sr -Mr. David CoasAanoar. SrperiU.eDi-
nl one o. the principal owners OF TIA COLA Hsi!
Dl nine. At Granite Creek. Ief. By yes.crjly =
fr tha rlIlroIi. e rome fox h.s oil home Ia
|yirana where he proposes - spend the VIA
~ w.3a him ST., j1l-u.y. p!rss11: s1.oura
B oh fr.enl H. ani an slg!y return. accompanied
le..er A.!f. IN the Spring.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

era Svo,.rs a couy e OF our citizen 50: into a
Rl d..b ally, on las; SUNDAY. wAsch resulted IA
them being .ao1&ed do~a aai BADLY beaten
revolver IA the haads Of the other. The IL
b: the yAal!.s4e,! party we're gate se..ons
FIRST a p-eheas.oas were 'e.: tn: they nlgss:
fl:al. bl; we learn thu. the !u!a-eI pA.iy s
a.oa, 1aeiy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

SErrLED.-The Oregon Bulletin states that
the famous WraslIu Jo. Thomas suits for
possession Of the Cartthcr's estate, have all
been settled on n compromise. the sole owner
ship aud title to the property being vested in
the South Portland Rca, Estate Association.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

BALL Ar MANN SPaiSGs. lse ball Ssvea y
Mrs Prank Cooper. a. Warc Springs. on last
la eyenin. Ms i very pleasant a.iAlr. aol
Blended by me ladies' and gentlemen Q! oar
tcssrs Marsk. Dill aHI Huny-n furnished some
b.: music. and. 4i,cr having nae :.iar. IL!
b. IN excellent lunch. the company bcoAa up
i hour. and the guests repaired - i.!e.r res
\ .t3frtt.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

POS. TUg WISrEE---Dr. W. Il. Noble. o! -"
Vista Mining Company. TOOK rs departure b.
[yniay's stage for san Francisco. where a.
scs to spend the Winter. Wcws~A Doc pleas
~. aud hope he vii no. forge; To look round
'pard" 20 accompany hun home IN the Spring.
and him Of il nov. a. heretofore. the idea o.
} thing ESCAPED his memory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

We pu rcLaGe Gold Dust Gold and Silver Bullion
Ouartermasters checks and Vouchers. and Drafts or
Certificates OF deposit issued by Eastern. California
or Oregon Banks.
Buy Territorial and County Warrants and Bonds;
Keep Revenue stamps for sale;
Maze collections all points in the United States:
and all business connected with general Banking VIII
receive prompt attention.
We are agents for the sale Of Passenger Tickets for
all the regular mail steamers between New York and
London. Liverpool, Bremen. Hamburg. Hasre and
Antwerp.
Persons DESTROYS OF sending for friends in any part
II Europe procure tickets OF US aud secure Their
passage 10 New York. thus saving the expense aud
risk ot senI.ug money or that purpose.
The Highest price paid FOR Gold and Silver BARS
either IN co.n or Currency
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

THE DAT.--Ars. u. u. kllumel vile Of onr
City jcwcer. LEI, for San Francisco. on last
a.. TO spend the winter months in more
ln' cline. There has been quite an exodus o!
|i!zens for several weeks past. but VIC briicrn all
gone below who intend to spend tho winter
tlere.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

A COMPLIMENT WELL. BESTOWED
election Of Hon. f. NJ Hatch, of Oneida
county. ID temporary Speaker of the Lower
House, Was Just and meritrd compliment 20
The people Of that county. who haze an able
and capable representative in the person of the
gentleman who was called upon 10 Til tempo
rarly tha, lmportant aud honorable position.
We had the pleasure Of making the acqnain-
tancc Of Mr. Hatch, during oar recent visit IL
the Capital, and were mos, iavorably impressed
with him Is gentleman of character AMI abil-
itv. and one well worthy II thr confidence re-
posed ID hlm BY his constituents. Represent
ins one Of the most popuous aud il1urishing
counties in our Tr,rtory, AMI being gentle
man # wealth. Who is Identified With the rail.
road and other important interests i'll tina. sec
;inn of our Territory. ~c were tnuch pleased
1t hearing Of Ia, bcug chosen hy his brother
members H. fil such ~ ltnporiau. unl rrspnn.
slol, as well as honorable. position.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

kL2wAT's O!SraETr Fry ipcls, AMI all imam
p diseases yield to \ dilisen; use OF this pow
preparation In the foot. hand aai neck. their
Dach should be checked a. oncc--if supperaton
es. danger Is imminent and the knife cannot
mployed without jcoplrdizing life. This ONT
viii remove the disorder. wiihou, cutting. pain
'rA. - cents per box or pot,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

~ iLLustoSisr.-Th performance Of Carl Bosco.
''o''oay' was equal to his first exhibition last
= ana was conclusive evidence of his proficiency
professor OF the "Black Art" We chccrfuiiy re-
mend him to audiences elsewhere.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

FAILING Pistols Last saturday night the show
b" Of Mr. C. s. ksngsleys store. on the corner
ain and Wall streets. was broken open and about
pundred dollars worth OF pistols aud other fire.
stolen. Il IL presumed to have been the work
Pne Of orr Celestial brethren. bu: no clue has
peen obtained Of the perpetrators.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

fS'ron-Nrs. whalen. sister OF Mrs John Cor.
u oss city. arrived here. last week. from the
On visit. and win remain tow weeks. We
9as moot pleasant visit.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

TRIP EAsr.-Mrs. J. II. Emery and her accom-.
ed daughter. Miss Ida. leave by this mornings
? for the East. and will probably be abscat a
pc OF months. We regret their departure from
midst. and wish them a most pleasant journey
ys"Journ. among the old folks at homo In the At
&c states
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

BOOKSTORE. -Piuney * Co.. ~ the Pos'othee
6re, besides having general supply OF fresh
sach As apples. etc. have on hand the lAies.
y. The End of the World" called love story.
LII the New York EreniAJ MAJ says: IT Is -
ler Of virtual history thag the book IS chiefly
The plot hinges upon the prediction OF
4 Of the world. which. according 10 IAe Miller
Is TO be fulfilled on the aisa: OF August Ilth.
Go II tie Bookstore tor copies .! this most
!aI novel.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

LLED We acknowledge calls. on last Friday,
MONS H. J. Nordyke. 7. Elder and Hank TRACER.
noers OF the Legislature from Le.nhi comfy.
came via loon Greek. and left for tho Capital
ast Sunday morning.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

RE.ELEcTED.--Srnator o. +. Morton was,
on November 26th, re- elected to the Senate by
the Indiana Legislature By a majority Of niue.
teen. on joint ballot.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

~ At THE CAPITAL All the members OF the 7 eg
"Fe from Boise county are n. their posts. Hons
Il VIII and I. w Garrei, having len OF sa.ur-
ahd sunday. respectively. and Hon. q. " Crafts
puay