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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15
THE new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, r
Is perfect In every point Of comfort.

Coon FOOD AND PLENTY or IT produces the
same effect upon person who has been starved
that the Peruvian Syrup, an Iron Tonic, does
upon the weak ani debilltated-it makes them
strong and vigorous, changing weakness and
suffering into strength and health. h.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15

In Chambers Before Judge Humphreys.
Crafty VA. Miller. Order Tor temporary mi unc-
ton to rsstraln sale OF real estate.
Police Court-JudGc Dawson Pro TEN.
Cornelius Jackson, fast driving, nnei So and
costs; Lewis smith, same, $40; J. E. Sherwood,
profanity, s.; Geo. Hudson, disturbing the quiet
OF Georgetown, S; Samuel Lee, wagon without
license, SO; Jerry johnson, assault on Charles
Myers, 81 and costs; Jesse Burcheil, assault on
Doc Alexander, grand Jury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15
IN THE sgPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
John Il: DAILY ct al, -, 90,
N Daly cts

son and BainbridEe II. Webb, trnsteos, filed the
ITO DAY q July IFS and q the spbselueni pro.
sales mldo and reported by them be ratified and
oohhrmsd unless tauae to the contrary be gh' wn
Provided, c9py q this order bn inserted in sfms
for three weeks before that date The report sates
the amount OF tales 20 be S6,0ta
Atus COPY r. j. MEIos, Clerk, luso.WSS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15

A FAscy-0ooDs dealer In Albany, n. Y, re-
comfy dropped his diamond ring, valued at $780,
Into q parcel that he had done up for customer
In his store. A colored woman, who found the
ring, returned the same, and received q reward
of klh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15

dragged his poor lost wife-lost through
him-ont OF the depths; built was
TOO LATE.
90, nc took her to ono Of the quiet villages OF
Illinois, but the strain upon the system had
been too great, and what intemperance and
exposure had spared, the shock at meeting
with him had destroyed. With any vitality
left she might have lived, but within ten days
OF the dawn Of better life she went to sleep
among the wild flowers Of the prairie, tear
fully washing with the other Magdalens the
feet OF the Saviour, but hopeful to Join the
child that had happily gone before, pleading
for Its mother
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15

10 tie Riitorof he National Repsb'icuH:
SIR Great efforts have been made recently In
some quarters to inslnuate the decline OF Howard
University, and more lately these garbled state
ments have been aimed especially at the medi-
cal department. This, TO say the least OF 1t, II
Intentionally done, Il wicked and mean, and the
false impression thus made needs correction for
the sake Of tho friends aud patrons Of the insti-
tuition who are misled, while no good accrues
save only temporary qualification to those who
stand in an uniriendly attitude to 1t.
II Is true that IN the medical department three
Of the Professors have chosen TO resign their
chairs and devote all their time to private prac-
tice, but to designate them the best men Is TO do
gross Injustice to those Professors who have
gwen proof OF superior ability In their profess
sion, and who remain as nrm friends Of the inst-
tuition In general, and OF their own department
In particular. The Professors who retired have
only exercised right entirely their own, and
one which Is exercised by all professionals when
actuated by advantage, supposed or real Ia this
way pulpits, from which saAught the doctrine
that money u the root of all evil. are changed or
vacated as well As chairs In different depart
ments OF learning. II creates no wonder. Con-
sidering the often changes which occur In this
way It Is well that they do not necessarily crush
out OF existence the institution wherein they
occur. surely II IL not the case here. 1t Is well
to state once for all that with the retirement OF
Drs. Reyburn, johnson, and Strong-ail good
men-the life OF the medical department OF
Howard University has not departed. The old
adage, "There Is as good nah In the sea as ever
was caught, " Is true In this case.
II has been left for the best men to remain
and make proper choice OF professional gen.
tlemen to hll the vacant chairs. The selection
haa been made with caution and great care, and
Of one especially OF the new professors chosen.
high and competent authority has pronounced
him an excellent surgeon. The medical faculty
OF Howard Univerity Is now as complete rs ever
It was, and never more efficient.
The 0nerous work OF reorganization has boon
| borne by Drs, G. u. Pnrvis, A. 7. Augusta and q
| 3. Palmer, the dean OF the faculty, and without
any lnvidous comparison II may he candidly
stated that DR.. Purvis' part Is highly creditable
evincing, az It does, his thorough devotion to thu
welfare Of the institution aud his excellent ex
| ecutive ability. No greater energy has been dis
played In the work than his. The students ant
Institution have the goodwill Of their professor
DR.. Reyburn. We suppose they have 1t ast
from Drs. johnson and Strong, for IL Ia thell
merit. NERfTAs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS CRRTIFI-
GATES OF INDEBTEDNESS TAKEN AT PAR
IN EXCHANGE FOR READY-MADE OR OR.
DERED CLOTHING. A. SAKS 4 CO.,
$40 SEVENTH STREET.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15
CITYITEJ[S.

C.KsAR covered his bald head and gray hair
with laurel crown. Ayers Hair vlgOf covers
gray heads with the still more welcome locks Of
youth. co
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays 0 per cent. per annum on deposits Tor each
calendar month. Banking hours . TO I; satnr.
days, TO and TO 8.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15
The WnshInsts. City naxinS, Hank,


corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays 10 per cent. interest on oil deposits DepOs-
Ia can he male and drawn At will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15
GALE OF THE UNIrEr STATES STEAMER
. MLRCu.tY.

BuREAu or CosHrRucrIos AND REPAIR,
WAsHIsoToN, August !, ls7a. \
The Navy Department viii nifer for sale al public
saelinn. 4 ths'r9i,fd s,aies Navy Yard. WssGinS;
O'clock, m, the United Btatos side wheel steamer
Mercury" OF about Isl tons.
The yessel. and the inventory Of articles to be
sold with her, may be seen on application to the
purchase-fnoney must be deposited at the time OF
sale, the balance within ten do days OF the date OF
the weasel must be removed from the yard within
ty? weeks from the date OF such confirmation.
will be returned.
SThe aoysrnment reserves the right 20 withdraw
bid or offer which may be considered inadequate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15

bankers, No. l.ls Pennsylvania avenue, pay 9
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER scHEME
$4,000 Numbers.
GLASS II. TO DE DRAWN AUGUST u. isn

Tickets, $40, Half Tickets, ST. Quartors,
$3.50.
tHOur lotteries arc chartered by the State, are
AlwAys drawn at the time named, and ali drawings
Tho Official drawing will be published IN the
81 Louis papers, and COPY OF drawing sent 70
SU.We viii draw . similar scheme the last day of
every month during tho year l67A
okDEiS, REdisfEiiEb iETTER, DRAfT Oh
EXPRESS. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER a. CO.,
Dr., ou,.,, al. -; i;rs ., Ne:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15

NhHpUtfIy nnW LVIHOu byTup NJ FIU TtnnbyI-
yania avenue; ti.bO per gallon; % cents per
bottle.
The GREAT ESoIIsH REMEDY for Govt and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either OF recent or long standing are ad-
yised TO use Bair's aout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRour HARsAkT, $40 Strand, London, England,
and sold BY all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15

Witt, CLEAN, bound teeth, all may have BY
nslng daily THuRsross Ivory feari Tooth
Powder; price 20 and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair all desire 10, all
may have II by constant use OF THohrsoss
Pomade optime. Prico, 20 and 20 cents per
bottle.
LIaHrcoLozKu Kid Gloves arr very stylish when
not solled. JoUvKRs inodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renovato them thoroughly; price 70
cents per bottle. Al sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
WILLY MAoupE-sPRKAD STRENGTHENING PLAs-
rKRs, whenever q plaster Ia needed, are unIi-
vailed. Price %, %, and 90 cents each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15

There were many travellers detained on the
various Northern railroads by the sudden stop
pnge Of the iron horse du ing the prevalence Of
the recent violent rainstorn. In several In
stances tho trains were brought to astand-stll
In wild and desolate sections, where could he
found no habitation In which the pangs of hun
ger might be alleytated, and the wearied body
placed In comfortable repOse while waiting for
the repair OF damaged tracks and the resumption
Of travel. In all sucn cases passengers were
necessarily obliged to trough" It, and expe-
renced many privations not usually realized on
| the well-managed railroads OF the North and
West.
We met friend last evening who was forty
| eight hours on the road between Pittsburg and
this city, being one halt of that time engaged in
| q struggle to get from Baltimore to Washington
| over the Potomac road. When In the neighbor-
hood Of Odentown the train was brought to a
dead halt IN the midst OF rain such as our
friend thought had not fallen since the time OF
the universal deluge. At this point the danger
Of starvation stared our unfortunate traveller In
the face, and but for the friendly offerings OF hot
| coffee and ham sandwiches which he procured
after dlligent search through the surrounding
country from the hands OF sympathetic coloret
man, the most serious consequences might have
| ensued.
Al As Il was, our friend reached this city after
most fstiguing and vexatious journey, thoroughly
: impressed with the conviction that q rallroai
car, even Pullman, Il anything hut q pleasan
abode In the midst of q violent rain Storm whei
stuck on a railroad. far from hot coffee and han
sandwiches. lie has come to the conclusion 4
; consult "Old Probabilities" the next time h
travels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15
THR HEAVY RAINS.
Railroad Travel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tiep with washinstsn suspended Tempe

Railroad Travel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tien with washiBstsn suspended Tempe
rariiy-DamsEe In tho City.
During the storm Of Wednesday the heavy
now Of water caused the Fourteenth street sewer,
between street and Pennsylyanis avenue, TO
break to the length Of about fifteen feet, and at
the same time carrying with II the pavement
above, making hole at this point Of some twenty
has taken all the necessary precautions to pre-
vent teams from falling Into the opening by
placing around the hole substantial fence. the
damage will be repaired At once.
culvert on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
near Hanover switch, was washed out, and the
track was 10 many places covered with sand
The cause OF the detention wss not, however,
damage to that road, but to the Philadelphia and
Wilmington road The 9:20 p. IN. train north
left here on time Wednesday night, but was de-
tained by the break at Hanover until yesterday
morning. No trains arrived at This depot until
2. IN; yesterday, when the New York train ar
eulvert at Severn was washed out, and the
s:4o train on the Baltimore aud Potomac railroad
could not get any further than Odenton. The
wires were down yesterday morning, but will be
large crowd assembled a, the Baltimore and
OHIO railroad depot yesterday evening an xiously
awaiting the arrival OF the New York aud West
ern trains, and As hour after hour went by with
out tidings OF their coming the excitement grew
Intense. Every now and then the telegraph ONCE
was besieged by anxious ones, but very little In
iotlnhtinn couiu tnen DC Rleanch, althOugn the
Instruments were working continuously. To the
many questions asked an indefinite reply would
be made. Finding that there was no disposition
70 please, those In waiting quietly accepted the
situation. and took seats wherever they could be
found and discussed the causes Of the delay.
Some thought the bridges had been washed
away, others attributed It to the flooded condl.
ton OF the tracks, and In this manner the time
was whlled away until i0i5 O'Clock, when the
whistle was heard, and the cry went over the
| building, "Iere she comes" and q rush was
made for the train, which happened to he the
one due here at 545 O'Clock.
| Those who were waiting for their friends on
| this train were pleased, but those who had ex-
| pectcd IL was the Western train were hlsap-
pointed, and so expressed themselves, aud when
/ the cause Of the delay was made known-that
| the tracks were covered with water, which
necessitated slow moving-conslderable uneasi.
ness was manifested.
| Another Invasion Of the telegraph once wa.
made to inquire the whereabouts Of the 9:I5 New
York train and the s:35 ~. Louis express, bu
| nothing could be told, and those present wer,
obliged to bear the burden until eleven o'clock
when they left dsgusted and departed for thei
homes.
the Baltimore anil Potomac company hav,
sent q large force OF workmen to repair the dam
age, and Il Is expected that the trains will beglI
/ running n 1ay
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15

LUX MOUNT SkHNON.
Tho stesmer ARROW, Captain Frank Holinss
head, having becn rebuilt and entirely. rented By
her present owners, will leave her wharf.
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET.
DAILY. tsundAy sIssg'eJ, AT Il O'CLOCK. Fos
nsp. JAMES SYKES,
fsbia8 Gen .RupT RtsAmev Avn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
WILMINGTON amd Western
TINE TABLE.

lime TABLE.
FALL AND WINTER RARRANGRMRNfs.
SOmmencinR Oct. Ise.
LIaso I Hnn1lngton ~ ~ m. and 5S5 m
L,u. 1sHy - ~ yyes,noerg ye,rg -. . N And 30 n.
ArIIH1,vs AIIH1vs at La1den berg : Il ~ .. %. and k1nu
,oCVNNECLlONS-TrainS lOaVinR WilT1irshtn1S =,
~ SOa with train leaving PhiladSlphia ~ S o. d
Trains leaving WilminEtOn Hf s Spn soD. ~ . n
"iEa Fo.i tram Leaving PhiladelDhia at 70 m
train for philadelphia at 10 8 m NJ viva
Train arriving at WilmingtOn Al 2D .;,h -.
for Philadelphia at 4 % D m WIN Uala
Sunday Trains wall be Withdr,wn ~
ber lst. Ater OotS-
..na DAVID CONNELL. supL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
DO THE PUBLIC.

TTNO THE PUBLIC.
l. The WILMINGTON and reading kailroaA Chm.
Pahy have eomPleted arrAngements TO carry honoy
taeSeSes and k1preSs Matter 70 and tFOm III pORts
Also. TO all points on the philadolphia ana R.s1
ing and CStaWiSsa Railroads, including RasdioS
!nGtoWn; MaAoney City. Nj C4Inel, EsFristowa :.
POttsVille. &e.
her of Front and MAAisOn sfreSts Within To- WI
Expre1s natter sent % Rranklin fsloGFSoh - n.
No, W est Third street or 90 their DspOt Front
and Madison. or orders len With Non In Il SS1l
deliTsnaS agents. viii rsosiVo pgNmpl atGsaiiss.
ABS-H aanT SAINT " ~ n n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
DaILApgLPalA, WILMINGTON q BALTI-
N0hE RATLR0An.
SPECIAL NOTICR.

On ana Altar WEDNESDAY, 0otobsr 18th. 1871,
4 PssSsnssF ear uiu Be attasAsl TO the freight
trein leAVing PkilaielBhsA a0O ., N. Ter VIII
ninHton.
Tks train slll stop Al StAtians a. l0IloWs. wht n
siGHallsa; dFaya Ferry. IL p, ~ LaRarstis sSS
IoW 20 >. .; LinWo0a. asb ,. y; ClaSmonI l0.6l
a EllaTslia, le.ls ,. q; arrive Wilmin830R. l0Sp
toSk11l ". y. k9SNkf. 6uo't,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Tahla

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On ana afEsf MONDAY. SAM s,b
isav. - seIiu@S. Ii@S. CbaAdAys exooptod.J TPGlnS WuI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

1ne mixed Train Will run subject to dslaya Inet
tions where time is given ~@AS - st4-
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for WiImI19toS SSd pNsa.As
At T. 40, u 80 AN. and US r. nj IaSTs VIII
SH,s ton 10 A. NJ at l21 And $50 p NJ. Tor New
sunday TIAin-LsaVs WiImiustoD fo, E.vc..
ue' ~ a. Ma New Castle for Wilmin SfaH ms e
5AH RNA BRANCH TRAINS- n
AddiionAlto those above. cave SmyrHa fac eg.v.
ton 80 .. m-s and 7.95 D. n, LSaTS CiSStNSi " ~ ~
sia S!O = M and 100 p. m, 70 maze es%nSSs
SOn, SOn Eth TAlnstO and frCm Dover, 09d SfStioSo
=. -,,,..- C0NNRCTIONS
AZ IOM NSkNDi with the kont County ana ouaa.
AtShiA ssii5o 1ON' With the Maryland and DSlavnr.
Ash,AkFRiNGI0N. ,a! FII0N. with the unOtiOn and Br..A.
Al RSkAa9RD with the DOrOhsstsr and DSlsv.,.
At DELMAR, with the Rss,.r, SAo.. n..,..
and WieOmioO and POeo9ofo RIilEoNa I'AitfNaa
4. y. kkNNRH, SRvA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
go a. NJ AAd stopping

Subject TO delays incident 10 FREIGHT buaineas.
This train will stop 20 take up passengers anly AZ
stations named. but will leave Passenger 81 nv
;, 0pPing place. except harss Corner, State Road
RoAnsy, AFmstrOng'a anA DuPont,
This tain y ID be Withdraw WAsnoRaf tkoja.
teFesta Of the Company requires it. . F
The passenger Car heretofore attached 70 The
| RetnFning Train leaving HAFFinRton a 20 p -
| will be discontinued % the above date,
/ The Freight Train with Passenger Oar aataehad.
saying naEIiRaton az 8 % 2. n. viii make eli
ssSs.isIS. H.f.KENNEY, sup9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
PniladelphIas Wilmington and Ral.
umoro Railroad.
III
DRLAWARR DiVTaToW.

IMPORTANT MOTTO E-Tn addition a ths Fs-a-
j lar Market IrAins HOE raining. IN EXTRA
FREluHT TRAIN. (Sundays exoaPtoA vita Pas
sengeF Car attached. will run bstWson WiIaisE-
ton And Harrington on ana after Monday Sapt0n
her Sth. ls7S as follows:
Leaving WiIminStOE at s,s1 a. n. and stopping
a. fAllOWs.s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

WAte ~ t0llOW0:
hOkrHWARD. PQaaenooI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
RICH FARMING LANDS |

FOR SALE VERY CHEAP!
TIE BEST NVES1MENT!
NO fluctuations! Always Improving in Value!
Ihe Wedh Of the country Is made bvtks adpaHee in
Real Estate
NOW rs THE TIME!
Millions of acros Of the finest lands on the Conti-
tlnent. in F-stern Nebra-ka, new for saIe--many
% Of themneyer before in the markst-at prices that
DEFY COMPETITION
Five and Ten Years Credit Given, with Im-
teresG aC six per Cent.
The Land Grant Bonds Of the Company taken at
par for lands. They can now be purchased at q
large discount.
\, Full particulars given. new Guide with new
mars mailed tree. by addressing
y. F. DAVIS,
LdRd CommisSiOner q. p K. II.
OMAHA. NEB.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution of the PTOtO1iCEe Of
Iron, Is so combined as to have
the character of dII CItinleIt, as
easily diOeSted and 0SSinsiL0teCS
sCith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t Increases the quantity
of Natures OIUn PjtdIiSing
Agent, Iron iIB the blood, and
cures 1'd thousand u.s. simply
byTOniag zap, TntigOr0tilag and
PitdIizing the SySteIns The e1I-
9'icIeCt and CjtQti%ed blood per-
9neGteS ecel.y part of the bOdys
s'ep0tFtIhg damages aud SCGStes
sedrchtIlO out morbid secre-
tiOflS, and teGViIl0 nothing for
disease. 70 feed G1pO9D.
This Is the secret Of the GUO1-
degJsIt S4ceeSS of thts Fe9peSiU i've
curing Dyspepsia, Liver COM
plant, DrOpSy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, HumOrs,
Loss OF Constitutional VigOr,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and dtE diseases originating iIs
a O0d state or the bkOOI, or dc-
cOplpdnted by debility or q lOlO
state Of the ,SysteDls Being FREQ
from Alcohol, iII 0ny fOT'llS, dts
energt=iI1O effects are not fOt-
t0s0ed by c0I'fesp 4'eGc-
tlOSlS bat are permanent, ilAfas-
sing strength, Vt0OFs and SIesO
fife into nU parts OF the systenss
ana building Slp aIs Iron Con-
stttlSttOsN.
thousands have been changed
bU the use Of this remedy, fFOnS
sOeGks OieASs1, SOs6eriSO0 CRED
ttress to strong, healthy, and
h0ppD nSeIs 0Sl6 ac0sisellS and
tBV0tiiS cannot reasoned blN hes
ttQte 20 Oige e q trial. ti
. lGs3RAdt eGtl bottle hGs PERU.
WAN SYRUP OlOsgs iIs the glass.
1SH9 1sanAphletS Free.
SETH ". FOwLE 4 SONS, PfOpdstGs,
Nc. REllson Plass, DoutoA.
sOtD 81. DSpSoISSG. .dxXS11IfTr
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-16
1fl' Adrertisemfuts.
8heriG's Sale.
10y VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT


RY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT
~ and decree Of foreclosure Of . mortgage and
order Of sale issued OF the District Court OF the
second Judicial District IN add for the county OF
Boise Territory OF Idaho. upon judgment and de.
cree rendered in said court wherein W. K stark.
Isaac W. Garrett and Peter Towey plsins,Gs and
Patrick Neville. Patrick Fahey, Michael O'Brieu.
Michael Smith. aud James Smith Arc thedefeudants
for the sum OF Thirteen Hundred and Seventy and
So.io0 Dollars. with legal interest aud costs Of suit
duly tested the 18th day Of October. A. d. 1873 BY
which / am commanded to sell the following de-
scrbed property. situate I'm Boise county Idaho Ter.
rtory towi, All the right title aud interest Of the
above named defendants IN and to the following DE-.
scribed property. to-wit Fourteen hundred feet
more or less. mot 10 be less than $50 leetl OF the
original location Of what IN known q the Lawyer
Ledge or Lode. situated In Granite District. Boise
..""'y. td~ho Territory. which IL recorded In Book
Underwood. County Recorder: and il 10 exprcesiv
that the interest conveyed is the entire
interest OF the parties OF the second part in and 10 the
Lawyer Ledge together with the roads leading 20 the
said ledge. and those roada In and about the said
ledge: also the mill site upon Hazards gulch upon
which that certain icn.stamp mill. known ~ Hsrts
mil u situated; Also the ditch known % Frarys.
district, 10 the Lawyer mine; together with all and
singular the hereditamcnts thereto belonging or ia
any wise sppcrtain,ne: Pubic notice 10 hereby given
that in Accordance with the said decree and order of
sale. on
Saturday, tho 9th day Of November, A. D. 1878
1t - O'Clock. NJ. will SELL At the Court House door
IN Idaho City. Boise county, l. T. At public auction
The above described property TO the highest bidder
10 satisfy said decree and order Of sale coats and
lccrning costs. JESS BRADFOnn
Idaho City. October Ie Is7s-ws sheriff:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-16
OwYHEE-We take the following items
rom the lr0lamch6 Of October 18th:

OwYHEE.-We take the following iteml
from the Aralanch4 Of October 18th:
During tho past week, the Miunesota, EN-.
pire and Mahogany mines paid Oh their hands,
which put considerable coin in CIRCULATION.
There il considerable sickne0It present q
Silver City. s..
Mrs M. a. Gallagher. formerly Of Boise Be-
sin, has leased the Mixers Hotel in Silver City.
Geo. Greenhouse has been appointed Agent
Of Wells, Fargo Il Co. at Silver City, and has
arrived there with bic family from Salt Lake
City.
! An old man, named Sykes died in the County
Hospital on Wednesday, October 9th. Moth
ing 10 known Of deceased, except that be FORM
erly resided in Boise City and IN tho Basin,
and that be had wife aud Child in San Fran.
CISCO
Born. in Silver City, October 4th. to. the
wife Of Edward Nugent, . daughter. s8R
The Owyhee County Republican Central
Committee IL called to meet on October 18th
to nominate candidate for County Commits
siUnsr, to Gil the place made vacant BY tho ex.
piration of the term Of James Graham.
The weather in Owyhee has been extremely
variable during the past week, heavy rain
storms, accompanied with thunder and light
ming. having visited that camp, and on Thurs.
day morning the tops Of tho mountains were
covered with snow. ar
The Miners ball. at Fairview, was grand
success, notwithstanding the unfavorable state
Of the weather. Seven sets Of quadriues were
On the floor at one time, and the dancing was
Kept up until 3 O'Clock in the morning.