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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-30

Royal Havana L0ttery.-Prizes Cashcd,
orders filed information furnished Highest rates paid foe
Spanish Bank bills. governments, &c, &c.
TAYLOR X CO., Bankers IL Wall street, late OF L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-30

A.-vVhO Wants "a Hats Go to D0ugam
i02 Nassau, corner of Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-30

Liberal arrangements TO clubs
Of ten or twenty or more subscribers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-30

NEW YORK HERALD.
New York City
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

MODEL OF THE GREEK SLAvH.--Quite .
romantic story is told of the model Of Fowers'
Greek Slave It is tAis: s ) ia s4svI
It appears there was an American gentle.
man Of great wealth who had . beautiful
daughter, beautiful in form AZ in feature and
character; but not content with this treasure
he added to his household second WIFE, About
thirty years ago his wife ran away and took
with her her husbands money. Father ana
daughter, in their poverty and distress. took
up. q temporary residence in Florence, and
there met Hiram Powers. Out Of love for the
destitnte father whose suferinge from want
she had no means to relieve, the daughter Con-
sentea to become the model for the Greek
Slave. Friends and relations recognise the
likeness in the beautiful statue Of the original:
The lady is still living and is tho mother o.
charming daughters. The original Greek SlaSe
became the property Of w. W. Coroorsn, ana
hss by him been given, together with his pri.
yate gallery Of paintipgs, e the Corcoren Art
Gallery Of washington, D. G.. Another Of
Powers' masterpieces, which would perpetnate
his fano should all HE other works perish, b
the buet of Prossrpine, owned By and now the
ohief ornament in tho parlor Of 3. Ten Brock.
Of Hurstbourne. near I.ouisville, Kentucky.
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

CINNABAR MINEs.-The cinsabar (sulphur-
ct Of mercury mine, at New Almaden, IN Cal.
ifornia, has had, in some respects, curl.
Gus history. Long before the Spaniards pos
sessed the land the Indians came, even from %
far north as Oregon, to obtain the red ore,
which they used for war paint. the substance
being natural Of native vermillion. The earl.
lest settlers dug in the mountains for gold and
silver, but found none. At'last an eccIesiastic
from the neighboring mission a0d Spanish
captain detected the presence of cinnabar, and
obtained the first sample by rude process OF
smelling or rather Of snblimation. Their ap.
paratus was original and unique. 1t consisted.
90 the records tell. of only an old gun barrel
and tub of water. But it is easy to imagine
how. by placing the pulverized ore In the metal
tube, heating the main length, closing one end
and placing the other in the water, the mer-
and collected 10 metallic form. es5 att
The great mine at Idria, in Austria. owed
ite discovery to the presence Of globules Of
quicksilver in the sand of small mountain
stream A poor cooper having placed some
pals in the rivulet to swell their seams close
before taking them to market, filled them with
handfuls of sand to keep them from floating
away, but when he tried to empty the pals
next morning he could not lift them. He at-
tributed this to witchcraft, but the parish priest
was wiser, and from his counsel the search,
successful after much tribulation, was instituted
The third great source Of quicksilver is the re-
nowned Almaden mine in Spain, after which
that in California was named. This was
worked two thousand years ago. in the days
Of the Roman empire. and 10 extremely profit
able It's workings hnve reached depth OF
thirteen hundred feet $50 gAa5 aa.19 Gssw
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21
THE cod5j1ilTi:RRiiiEss i j Il Wl1HAlx1Rx aoIr GOES.

In the reign of DaFias5 gold swas thirteen
times moro valuable, wsigkt for Wright, th4s
times = mere valuable. Ii the time of julius
Cesar god w4t only nine times 1nl0r6 valuable,
owing, perhaps, to the enormous 4uaDtity of
gold seized BY him in tho wars Il i l. . natural
question to ask, what became Of All the gold
and silver7 A paper read before tho Polytech.
mic Association By DR.. Stephens IL calculated
to meet this inquiry. DR.: Stephens says Of our
annual gold product FUZZY ffteen per cent; il
melted down for manufacturing; thirty-fve
per cent. goes to Europe; twenty-five per cent.
to Cuba: fifteen per cent to Brazil ave per
cent. directly to japan, China and fthe Indies;
leaving but FIVE per cent. for circulation in this
country.
OF the gold which goes to Cuba, the West
Indies and Brazil, fully fifty per cent. finds it,
way to Europe, where, after deductino p large
percentage used in manufacturing, four. .6fths
of the remainder is exported to India.
Here the transit of the precious metal il atan
end. Here the supply n absorbed and never
returns to the civilized world. The Orientals
consume but little, while their productions
have ever been in demand among the Western
nations. Az mere recipients these nations have
acquired the desire and habits Of accumulat.
ing and boarding. . habit common alike 70 al
classes among the Egyptians, Chinese and Per,
SLAMS. A French economist says, in his opinion
the former nation alone can hide away about
SEC. 100000 Of gold and silver annually, and
the present Emperor Of Morocco is 30 addicted
to this avariciOus mania that he has filled sev-
enteen large chambers with the precious metal.
The passion Of princes, IL 10 not surprising
that the same spirit is shared BY their subjects.
and it is in the prediction that We discover
the solution of the problem a. to the ultimate
disposition of the precious metals.
> This absorption by tho Eastera nations has
been uninterruptedly going on since the most
remote historical period According to Pliny,
a. much rs 100000. 900 in gold WAS. 10 his
day, annually exported to the East. The bal
ance of trade in favor Of those nations 10 now
given as 1000 OOO.-JoMrndl Of tie Anseri.
can BMredM Of Mining. e- h9
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

CoNsERvATIyE.-TheW Warrenton (Va.) In
der. published in Fauquier county, the residence
Of Colonel John S. Mosby, says that Mosby
expresses great abhorreuce for the ticket non,-
mated by the Republican State Convention.
and that he Twill support the nominees Of the
Richmond Conservative Convention" 1t was
generally believed that Mosby would support
the Grant candidates, but he appears to have
some sense of honesty left. j2r.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

Jrsr So.-Among the candidates for the
Chief Justiceship is Associate Justice Miller,
of Iowa, whose claims are being urgently ad-
vocated by tho Washington Chronicle; Az
Judge Miller is father-in. law of the chief editor
and proprietor Of the Chronicle the people can
such a display Of disinterestedness
on the part Of that paper ts.t-e ey4sa. sa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

COSTLY FUEL-Thirty.fye thousand dollars
worth of Peruvian bark, consigned to Powers
e. Weightman, of Philadelphia, was burned on
freighting vessel on her return voyage from
South America, the vessel having run out Of
COAL vDH tsRr"f.1 trt a sfHN 50
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

FIRE IN OGDEN.- Aterrible FIRE broke out
in Ogden Utah, on the morning Of August 9th,
originating in the drug store Of Higginbotham
g. Co., which resulted in the destruction Of
ten stores aat 0 1 eihEG aaa3 asf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

l-mPACKING iELECrIoNsB oARDsGlIhe Sacrx-
mento Onion charges that the Inspectors snd
Judges Of election for Sacramento county have
been packed by the Supervisors in the inter.
ests Of the Railroad Company, and that as
present constituted the Election Boards are 90
packed in the city as to virtually bid for
frauds and make them Of easy practice and
impossible detection To D lengthy article de-.
nouncing the action Of the Supervisors in ex-
cluding the Taxpaysrs' party from any repre-.
sentation on the Boards of Election, the UtioA
says, "Let us have fair election; BY all
means peaceably if we cans but forcibly if they
dare push the infamous cause to that extrem.
ity" Political affairs are at fever heat in Cal.
ifornia, and the filthy pool OF politics is being
stirred to the bottom. The Central Poetic
Company have their agents and strikers out
in every county with unlimited means at their
command to use in corrupting county commit.
tees and conventions and BY free use of
money they have succeeded in buying nomina.
tions for. the Legislature Of frineds of the com.
pany by both political parties They are de.
termined, if money can do it, to name the sue.
cessor Of Casserly in the United States Senate.
in order that they may defeat an investigation
into the affairs Of their Contract and Finance
Company which, according to revelations that
recently appeared in the New York San. throws
in the shade the infamous Credit Mobilier swim.
de- As they nlready own Sargent BODY, soul
and breeches. they may defeat such an inv esti
CATION by electing Gorham, another of their
tools. to succeed Mr. Casserly. The Union is
making good fight against the Central Pacific
Company. and il is to be hoped thot it may win
so far ns to dcfeat.the election to the Senate Of
a friend, paid agent, or hanger-on Of that cor.
rupt and infamous corporation. which is ruling
tho State Of California with rod OF iron.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

TABLES TURNED, ON HER.-A woman
named Mrs. Ansbro. wife Of Private Detect
i've in San francisco. recently had one Daniel
Linehau arrested. charging him with having
committed rape GU her, but on an examine
tion Of the case in the Police Court it was
proven TO be an attempt at blackmailine. aud
as the testimony showed she had been violent
in her conduct towards Linehan, she was fined
500 ior assault aud battery. She is o woman
Of bad character. aud her husbands character
is no better, as he is under indictment for libel.
ing tho " Escaped Num-" Edith O'Gorman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

RENoM1NATED.-W NJ. Gwinn,, Jr.,
son Of ex-senator Gwinn. is the Democratic
nominee for reelection to the State Senate
from Calaveras county. California. His oppo.
nent for the position is man named Hopkins.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

BIC NUGGEr-A miner in Madison county,
Montana, who owned d claim that was hardly
considered wages diggings," recently took
out q nugget Of gold valued at $3.50. It is said
to be the largest yet found in Montana. ai.io
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

BACK IN MoKMoNDoM-Tom Fitch, ex-
member Of Congress from Nevada, has re-
turned to Salt Lake City, from the East.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

lCuTE.-A shrewd proprietor Of factory in
Springfield, Mass, supplies the girls in bic g.
tablishment with chewing gum. in order that
they may not waste time in talking.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

{ SHOWING HIS GPEED.-The Sacramento
Record says that Qccident, on the morning q
Aussst Oh, trottsd : mile IL 2:173 ssrs.. -.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21
GEO. AINSLlE.

, rrogyEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. IDAHO
\ 0r,LT. otace on Wall street. a. the idaho
Euaio printing Office hl9
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21
~ of Advertising: A
Yrpttssional Cards.
JOyAS w. BROWN,

.,ocvry AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND
X,s-r public, Idaho City. |. T. VIII practice
a Nv O3rr,s OF the Territory. OFFICE on Com
...., ~ IL s.rss. TWO door above Court House
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21
sAN,L A. MERRITT,

i. rroRyEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
! - on Commercial street, second aoor above
L courthouse. A'I-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
OfcG0es9ef&,5Ga

Die terere fran3Dfi0e W1et6o6e be8
8fer0e6ei0la95 i6etnt nnS et1e ernlte
8eridt6tt9ung 81 perbtenen, ipie iol6e
berielben in England utlo SEN meiften
2Gt6ern G%urOpa'S bereit5 SIT S0etl gez
tporben lit.
8efanntGt3 be6orf ba8 Bfero i'm gez
5d6mten 3uitanbe zines 8e1blQgeS oes>
bol6, tDetL eS betm Gragen ober Sort
5ie6en bon 2aiten feiter ouftreter muB ais
i'm 9tatur3ultan0e, ferter oft iber rau1e
Mege nnb itetnt8e. StraBen 51 geDen 9ez
n0tDigt lift, Doour6 it6 bic f~cfteren I6eile
bes 6ufeS i'm 8erbdltniB gum yaa6pu6ie
Dbne S6ub aQ3uI6neQ abnuben tpiir6en.
SnbeIien fomnmt Dterbet nur Ser 10mole
un6 barte GuBere Jtanb 6eS !6ufs in 8ez
tra6t ais 6eS S6uBeS be6irftig, tpG6>
renb Set %fogenarnte Stra6l tnmttten beS
6ufs nt6t nur 9ar fetner 9ta66ilfe be-
bart, ion6ern au6 bur6aus nnperiebrt
gebaIten perben ioa. 0teier Stro6l be-
iteDt in etneln i9tponmtgen, eGaitti0en,
fautI6ufarttgen @etpebe, tpel9e5 BEN
Dt6tt9en 3ned bat, bo5 barte Quftreten
at mtl0ern n1o Dem TuBe eine 9eipiiie
TeDerfraft 5u geben; er tltbt it6 iDentg
ab nn0 erlebt ft9 geraoe binrei6enb BON
ielber. B66rer1D Nun ser elaittide Ball
len bas Quftreten milbern 1ou- ipte IS
bic S6tpielen an ben TuBen barfuB
@e6erber t6ltn = lit 61r6 ben f~eiteren
9ornran6 6oflr gei orgt, 6oB auf iel1en
ttbt 3u btel @ept6t fate, ltltb e5 blei6t
I'M gtatur5uitanO Otes GerDdItntB itets
etlt rt6ti9eS.
@us Obt8em gebt berbor, 6aB MIes,
mas tptr 3u tbun Gaben, bartn beite3en
i11uB ben duBern 9ornran6 gegen bas 51
t3neue Nbnuben bur9 cine mGBig 6tde
unterla9e bon 5dbem ul1b feItem Wctau
5u i6iben. tpel6e lebtere o6er nt6t BRET
ter ais 0teie iel6it uno babel o(att, 5. Il.
o6ne Gle SteQen iein fol-. 0os @lott7
16netben DeS 6ornronbs qeIdiebt if11eQ
ltf16 1i0er bur6 elm etnem Sfob6obeL
G6nli1e5 Snitruntent; MAJ Ioute mir 70
pieL Don tenem Galrbe tortnebmen, baB
6aS 6ufeiien nit Ser So6le glei6lieqt
1i0t barii6er 9erpprite6t; es DlIen
Gtfen unb 8alIen tmmer IT.
glet6 Sen 8pben 6eritbren. Snz
Dem bierburb DoS gang unn0t0i0e ul6
Dem S6tere bei6iperli6e Giiengetpt0t ber>
minbert miro, lit bas &bter 5u9let9 in ben
Stanb geieBt, ft6er unO natlrgemdB NIT
telit bes ipDblausge6iloeten 8aQenS audi
ouf i6litpfrigem 8oben, auf Steii1pflaz
tier ipie ielb1t auf @iSfld6en it6 gu betpez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
SIauer=WtH.

Q%rerfannter WfaBen lift 6I6nermtit Ell
net ser beiten Oungarten, bic auf Der
Torm ~geippnnen iDerben fam ltno tpir6
lei6er MIR gu bduiig Deri6Ieu6ert. Sebr
ratDIam lit es, alleS 0efliigel boran GIT
g~etp0Duen, itd an einem beltimntten
Blobe gum S0lafen nie6er3uieben; fer
TIER itrelte man @DpS noer trodene @r0e
unter loldem Stbe aus !; nit bieier Wfaiie
feDre man aQe paar Sage ben berabgefal7
lenen 0un9er 3uiamnen uno beDaDre
i'm in einen Safe troden auf bis gum
@ebrau6e. SDbal6 bic 3eit be5 NuS7
pflan5ens gefommen lit, pern1enge man
bic Otaiie nit ether beliebigen Wenge
! 6ol5a19e 1tltb brtrge bteS@emen9e 16auc
~feltpeiie in bic 266er fit Meli6forn unb
8artoffeln. Sci geb0rtger Sor9faIt,
baB ni6t ser Saanten in oirefte Gerib>
rlng nit Dem Oitn9er fon1mt, ergte6t
bte1e Olet0ooe IeDr CUTE &e1ultate. gto6
beIier lit es, BEN Sn6alt Ser TGiier ntebz
rere Wo6en Dnr Der Bflana3ett nit ser
breifa@en Wtenge feudten 3ebn1S unter
DAD 5t mi16en; bat ii6 bann Die WtaiIe
gut er6iBt, ite6e man 1ite nm, n1ii6e fte
no6maL5 nit BET gIet6en Wenge 2eDm7
er0e un6 laile fie 10 bis gum @ebrau6e
lte8en. Wfag 6teIe 0ungmaiie III in
@emiiie6eete gebra6t tperOen ober ba11bz
boutpeife in ie eir Sod fur TelofrI6te
gebro6t tperoen, itet5 ptrb tie cine treff1
lt@e Birfung GUT 6erbit3eit funb tbnn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
Sanowirt0i0aftli0oS.
g5erS60Heysn8 oct SanofOaft.

Wtr 9lae %Detpunbern 6ie itattlt6e ltIrne,
Ell maieftGtii6en Q6orn bie frGfttge
fi6e, Dte. i0lanfe 8u9e:- 0bsr Wentge
bun S6ritte, eben 1oI6e 8Grute fi0 III
5igen gu MAIDEN, ite UNI ibr 6etm berum
n3u5te6en, itatt Derloren am We9esranbe
Iber inmttten beS bi9ten @albes SIT ite>
zen, %etnaeln, anf 9u~tgepflegtem Jtalen
id i6rer freuen s1 f0nnen, oDer ge>
6ma6poG grupptrt in Inlagen, ite, bic
dufenDfa6 Die ibnen getpioinete Yflege
pDnen Dur6 S6trm> un0 S6atten>
pen6ung, 6ur6 i6re er6abene 6orm, ibr
60nes 2ou6 unD iel6ft 6ur6 6en er60bz
ell moterieGIen @ert6 ipeI6en bic
8dume itets nn6 iebem 8Gabe berleiben.
0oppelt b~er5inienb ft1tb bte 9tobelb0l>
er. Sin 9%etmpeien, 6ur6 ie per160z
lert, empfteblt fid iebem 8efu6er. Quz
eth tpte 8eni9e betretben ernitlt6 bic
I~npHon3ung unb 8flege fol6er 8dume !!
Ste Stele betro6ten bieielben Ie6tgli0
rs 9ugnszNrttfel, Bic nun fir bte befon7
ers v9ut ittutrte Oftnoer3a6l" eriitiren,
oGbreno fte in Wtrflt6feit BOD i'm Bez
eide Seoermonns lie9en un6 70 lei6t III
r6alter ltn0 5u 5teben finb, oaB bon qar
einem W9tBltn8en babel Die 9febe ietl1
ditr.
@~benfDtpent9 berrI6t Mangel an fleiz
erenBGltmen uno blii9enoen Strql6err
ur 9eriteuun9 fii1ftlerii6 i60ner @rup=
zen ltno gum S0rnltd u1ierer 0artenz
Iteete; trDBoeln tper6en audi 1ol0e nur
hrbdltntBmGBi8 ieIten a~ngepfan5t.
Gin paar Jtolen6ii6e, Elm Tulpenz
loer 9tltenbeet o6er rur ein Stretfen
5ttefmittter6en auf einem SUB brett
5roe ge3ogen, tpiroe bas 6er5 man9er
frau erfreuen, Die berglei6en ent6e6rt.
jtnt9e tpent9e S6nttt6lumen, 6enIelbet
ntnommet, tDurben et1ten Stra6l 0es
5e6agens in man6es &ronfen3tmmer
uerfen mo- ME 9erartiges 9eIeben
,trb. Gin Stid g%utgebaltenen Jfaielts,
tderlt6 Sebermonn tam 6as baben.
Fretlt6 tft's rNtdts MS @ras." Itn6
ODD, no 1eDen ptr 1T nur in Der
5ta6t o6er in Qanr,. en- neben 6en
Bobnffben oes 8anfiet ober 6onbelss
trften, fiat auf Der Sarm, no bpr 2lz
m es am metften gu 9auie fetn ioute.
ieraOe 10 Elm Slef6en Sommergrnn
ietet etne 9nmut6, tpte 9tt6tS 1on1t 1te
eftBt. 9as berblI6t 1ltto bertpelft 11t6t
4 etnem Sage o6er IN elmer g8D6e, ion@
ern od1terno i60n bletbt es bonn SrHb>
tngsbegtnn bis ipGt in ben 6erbft.
SaDlo1e ne1e Sarmen tper6en autdbrz
t9 an9ele9t, Sauien6e beri6ie0ene gteuz
rnlt9ef1 urb Nenberungen tper6en gez
1aet nit &hfli9t auf 9r6Bere 8equem>
t0tett bermeDrte 8ro6ufttbttGt un6
9ltef11oe NertberbObun8 aber nur Be>
ige brtngen BET aGebein Sic Gort6eile
ct 8aumanpflan8ung in rt6tiqen Qnz
6lag tpel6e Oieie geipG6ren ipiirbe 2
Fehe 6arm erbeii6t bon Ne6tstpeoen
ltnbeitens Elm Q6tel tbres Ireals ais
Iolalanb. Die geet9nete Gage un6 Ser
1eilun9 Res lebteren lit bes forgIamiten
5tuOtunls tpert6. @S lit better, SAB boSz
a6s ~ Rsten S9etl bes aller6eiten
pod ns sus gu @aalogir rS a an pgIs t,g nnt
te 9fe6t, Der bor6erri6enDen Btnbe 3u
re9tn, eber gu 6ainen, bte in 6armonie
Itoen @an3en ltebli6e @n6lide getpGbz
m 1oller, I'M ben @rltnogeoanfelt elmer
pue1oet 19oNen &anbi9aft 3lt bertpirfs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22

Or6en begann. Wtan bat BEN 8erflt
nod redt3ettig bereitelt unb Bic beibt
S6dter, eiften S9nei0er unb einen frib
rem StuOenten feitgelebt.
= Sn Garts TT cine S6aufpie
Gerin zines Ser 8o1tlebar6 E6eater al
Wlitglie6 ser &Guberbanoe BON @i
ltnter pcrbaftet tDorben.
- 0as .3u6tpoli3eigert9t in So,
ionic bat i'm 8ro8eiie gegem Sic 01i
qlieber Ser SnternatfonaGe 0et
~traDques gu sipei Sabren, @6amonp IN
GolaS gu etnem Sabre @efdn9ntB, eintl
an6ere 3u miloeren Strafen oernrtbe1
unO %iie6en3ebn fretseipro9en.
-2m 30. D1ars bat ser alte Marf6d
WrangeG in Berlin ietn finf5t9
iG6rt9eS @eneralsiubiIGum 6egangen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22

qen. Chen inbem ser 9faturorbnung GEE
NAB Ser 16ipielige 8a1en beitdnbt9 bem
Crude au5geiebt miro ltn6 iet1en 0ienf
l~eiitet, erbdlt Der gan5e 9uf it'd 9eiultO,
pd6rtn6 Ser Jest Sebraudli6e 8eidlos
un9efdbr ebenio Derfebrt nn6 berberblt6
lit, tpte bte bo6en unD iptbigen N6idbe
inter BEN S6uben nt1erer 0anen sur
Iteten eigenen DUAL, aber CUR un6eso6lz
barren 8efrie0isun9, 9leiden S9rttt nit
ser neueften W1obe 81 balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
Gtme ftetmc sa6eGc sur elnS1eat.

Cine hinge Samen ertbdlt unSes rno idst
pom idbr etue 9fei5e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
81 II S I II 5.

- Mm %. WfGr5 ipurDe Dem 2dn6taae
bon 8 rauni6met9 ein @eiebenttpurf
por9elegt, our6 Del6en fir ben SAL 6es
9ooeS DeS 0eraogS Der 8roB6er5o9 bon
SIbenburg gum G~egenten bes
9cr3ogtbnn1S ernanrt tpirb.
- 0aS Observation-Disclosures an 8Iu :
m e II penoen gum @e6nrt5ta9 .6eS
6eut i6en& at1ers bate Die 6an1e>
ftabt at Ser @G6e 9e16tdt; Elm Bouquet
BON De1tg1ten3 3tpet Weeter i'm 0ur6z
mc{er, IN 8orm zines 9roBen rlnben
S6eneGs. Ser StB tpar BON Geil6en
gebtloet, BITE lang be~ra6ban9enoen Tranz
fen BON Stolen.
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per Stettt1er a3ettunget, aln &~aiferSgez
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gen ftn6 jebt folgenbe 3iifern fefoeftelt.
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2 i'm l1ntereIiaB $3.50, 81 i'm O6erelioB
81 ,962, ,3uiamrten 159, 791 8erionen.
9urO Notwithstanding fins ultipirfz
lam geiporoen: y IN 9ot0rtngen 5000
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ooer cttDa 4, 3 i'm ObereIfaB Is, 26O pber
ettpa 7l9 Der Sptionen. 9te ltnoiilttQz
fettSerfldrungen fino nod nibt a6oez
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nod 7645 Safe. SIT Srantreib 5oben
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~ertldrnngen nod ni6t abgeI6lofien.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22

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einen Nfer an
$3.50 Quart
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The Placer herald., 1873-05-10
SUM M ONS.

In Justices Court of II. G. POLAND, j. P. town.
ship No. 3; Placer county.
WILLIAM FORD, Plaintiff, VS.. ELBRIDGE
G.. OAKS, Defendant.
The People of the State of California TO
ELBRIDGE q. OAKS, Greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO AP-
Il pear before me, at my Office in Auburn,
Placer County, State of California, on Saturday,
the 31st day of Maya. D.1s73, at 10 clock, AM.
to answer the complaint of William Ford, wherein
he prays judgment against youfor the sum of one
hundred and twenty three and fifty one-hun-
dredth dollars 1923 50-100th in an action for the
price and value of two thousand (2,O00) shakes
sold and delivered to defendant at his SPECIAL
instance and request, between the first day of
May, 1871, and the Goth day of March, "A. D.
1878; also for three months labor, amounting to
one hundred and ten dollars ($110) aggregating
in all to one hundred and twenty-three and fifty
one-hundredths dollars ($123 50-100ths) in legal
currency of the United States. And take notice
if you fail so to appear and answer, plaintiff will
take judgment against you in default in the sum
of one hundred and twenty three and fifty one
hundredth dollars ($123 50-10Oths), together
with legal interest and the costs of suit, and
apply to said Court for the relief prayed for.
Given under my hand this 26th day of March,
A. d. 1873. R.C POLAND,
Justice of the Peace Township No. 3.
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