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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-23

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$500 am psa sos hem 1. Nara 1875 uRa $50 Gin Sab
sa&aer, Sutrdta 10 TerirR3.
aae gfitteiIansea mtSsa asrefHrt nsrten an
q. SIS. Traliff.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-03

~ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
- OF the Probate Court Of Boise county. idaho
territory: upon Judgment rendered In said Court
On July 18th. 1875 In cause wherein Thomas Barry
was pisinsin and John Strong was defendant. IN r.
vor Of plaintiff for the sam Of lwo hundred and
twenty eight ana eleven one.haudreth dollars uiu.
ment and costs Of suit taxed Ut SsUo duly tested
tue l6th day Of July 1875 have seized and tsken IN
execution the following described property TO VII
All right title and interest OF sai defendant John
S,srone o. " and 70 those certain placer mining
claims IN More Creek Mining District No. 1. below
ana above Willis Drsools Ditch, and about twelve
miles from Idaho City In northerly direction below
.ne summit Flat trail. being Ave claims OF two hum
dred feet each; also oil right and interest Of defend.
sns IN aud to two hundred (20O) feet Of placer min
ing ground on the dat at the head Of Sulliysn's
near tho old Illinois Quarts Mill also An nm
DIVIDED one third interest o. In aud 70 the Homevar
SOUND Quarts lode or ledge, bounded ON the veas
y the claims Of O'Neil Co.; Oh In Boise county,
Aosno Ierrtory-public nstice 10 hereby etven Shst
on Thursday, the 10th nay q August A. D. ls7s,
twelve o'clock. y. VAN ssllla don. of thS courk
mouse door, IN Idaho City, Ct public auction tor cssh
we property, to the hieheet biier.
% eoelsey saio oxecatloa a1d ill scorulns 49,.
: Z. SAM eTIWART; aheei6.
-, b .. MeCaineoch. Un6er ehSraSI
Idaho CITY. July 10th, IL
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when reached are sufficient to pay the
national debt, and have enough left
for Especial basis forever 1t is no
excuse that mistakes have keen made
in former subsi1)eer and tli4 noaopos
lies have BEEN oree1e ~ te ynis;;|
takes be avoided 81 ttn;futars indlst
wise Legislation prevent monopolies''
The frault has not been in the policy
Of subsidies; but in the ignorance and.
corruptionof Congress; andthe cry OF
nno more subsidiesn is started by the
men, both in and out Of Congress, who
secured these monopolies, for them:
selves; and then to prevent competi-
ton. intend to stihe all effort to build
other roads. Even with all the mis-
takes and extravagances allowed in
the subsidies granted by the govern
ment, to the Union, Central and other
Pacific railroads, the advantages to
the government have been beyond cal
culatiOn. No man can conceive Of the
great wealth that has been added to
the grand duplicate" Of the nation in
the construction Of these roads, to say
nothing of the homes and employmcnts
furnished to the thousands of people
who otherwise would have been star
wing in the east. Let the government
aid in the construction of these high
ways to wealth and happiness. Let
emigration be encouraged, and justice
be done by granting to the people OF
the Territories the right Of representa-
ton; the inalicnable right to vote for
their own rulers both national and To-
cal, and then, indeed, as we'll as in
sung, will we boast Of
land Of every land tho pride.
Beloved by heaven DER all the world beside.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-03

A NEW political question has been
sprung in Indiana, and one which will
probably occupy a prominent position
in the fall campaign. The trouble is
the conAiction of the State law with
the Civil Rights law. The State law
prohibits the intermarriagc Of the
white and colored races. The colorcd
people claim that they have the right,
granted by the law of Congress above
named, and we think they are correct
in a legal point of view. The Civil
Rights. law was passed through the
cxcrt'ons. Of q. few politicians who
were Gaping for the votes Of the ne
gro population, and we trust that
when the next Congress convenes, it
will. be repealed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-03

We SEGA statement paraded- MAR
ried on Horseback front of a Ger.
tain church in the valley. If those par.
ties will go back . few years in search
of their ancestors. they will probably
find that in the third'or fourth genera
ton they were married up tree, and
Darwin will boast another proof Of his
Gordansville Na.j Gazette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-03

49," bca,iitsur" '.Cbssmine!" 'oh. bow lovely
w hat arc they WORTH &c. Such exclamai ions
10y those who see the large elcgan: New Chronos
produced by the European and American Chrome
Publishing Co. They are all perfect Gems Of Art
No one can rosis, the temptation to buy when zee.
ing the f'hromos. Canvasscrx. Agents. and ladict
aud gentlemen out Of employment. VIII find this ihS
best opening ever cAefed to make money. For full
particulars. send stamp for confidential circ,j1Arg
Address i. GLEASON Co. 73s Washington ST.
Boston, Mass.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-03

SOME details of the brutal assassina-
ton in his place at Quito.of President
Garcia Moreno, Of Ecuador, are given
in dispatch published this morning.
He was killed at the instigation and
by the hands of an officer whom he
had displaced. His life had been one
of violence and revolt when cut of
power, and Of tyranny and abuse
when at the head Of affairs. He had
exercised a control in political affairs
since l845, and had been several
times in office and once in exile, and
was once impeached for treason and
acquitted He was again elected this
year, the only two men daring to OPP
pose him having been duly exiIed by
him. Fears are now entertained that
the feeling against the foreign resi-
dents arising from this assassination,
may lead to a rising Of the ,populace
against them, though the reasons for
such apprehensions are not apparent
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-09-03
Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Alfred y. Saunders. deceased.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
~ signed. Administratrix and Adminiatraaor Of
the above named estate to the creditors OF and Ill
persons having claims against said deceased to sx
nip't the same. with the necessary vouchers within
ten months from the arst publication Of this notice.
90 the undsrsigned at the once 1T Jsnas W. Brown,
III ldsho City. Boise county, Idaho TERRITORY
ttk&A MARGARET SAUNDERS.
Administrative.
JONAS W. BROWN,
Administrator.
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CONC AHEAD.-Frank P. Cavanah,
Esq, the gentlemanly and accommo-
dating Superintendent Of the Buffalo
Company, who own five or six humid
red feet on the Atlanta ledge, in Al
turas county, is pushing work for
ward on the sight for the hosting
works. Mr.. Cavanah is an energetic
man, and will undoubtedly have a
large force Of men at work during the
coming winter. When good machin-
cry is put in operation there and the
mine properly opened, the Atlanta will
prove itself to be the best ledge on
the coast. 1t is an average of sixty
feet in width and can be traced sever
al miles. The greater portion of the
rock is of dark blue color, iii good
deal of which can be seen native sill
yer. There are also several stratas Of
ruby silver, which increase in width
and richness as depth is obtained. Ten
years hence the Atlanta will yield
more bullion than does the Comstock
at the present time.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy Itrltrf for Young Slen from the
effects q! Errors and abuses In early life Manhood
restored. lmpedtnen,s to marriage removed New
method o' trrs;lnett Few and remarkable rem.-
dies. Books and Circulars sent free. in aled en-.
ve!opss. Addrrss. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 40
y. Ninth 81. Philadelphia. Am Institution hav.
ing high reputation Tor honorable conduct and
professional skill
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! T1 81 1ho HsHA9hG frpm 0rpss spd inds.
loss OF manhood. &c.. ! will send . recipe saas
Will cure You. FREE OF CHARGE. This gtcAl
remedy was discovered by = missionary in South
america Send self.addressed envelope to the
hsS. yoskrH I. imam. Station ID. B,ble House.
Nem York CITY.
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j. whom /. may concs n dou a sori = ;s =
"a that I, ]. Tonken. have u .Ss Jssrs n .;u,,J
Of 19O0, on each claim. iot Ia is or LEDGE s;sl,
1875, on tho william Tel !"S' Atlann ~ =. =
the Eagle OF the Light 0r'cn md unless YIN
trict. Alturas county: !. It. r.;I for the osa
expended on the william a,. "a. sishi. n'ss
ties interested, shall BE- p = la plns y
from iia1e. their interees 10 .;os 81 ~. NO.
30 forfeited 70 me BY ope' ~
RocxY Ban, July 10. le''' "A
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Sherifcs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An EAECl ~
Auassu,s, OF II ths District sspr' ~ ~ 4,
ke1pHd u 1licA Diare. for ne s .aro.
jul - e. fcndsra Nssid Cow y a. n, -. ~
uEin 0crAse wh1cin 6. y. las
an1 Sane Sing BarC ompany ~efe os'. .ns -ln
sum %: one thousand aud S'Vt!-e'a -. n ,~,s
lars. with interest thereon s'sae rave, ,,s.s
per annum from July a. 1919, -" s, N. Ss !
taxed a the sum Of SIS 81 duly YES ' ~ ~s,ri
Of July, A. d. 1875. l have ie'lea fs.s.rrihir
taken in execution the following u n;ne rrosN1
erty. to.wi, All,hat certain placer ',, .n,ss Ci
Sing sing Bar at the west side O u I'm, isI
Hol& ous,nts. Idaho Territory. conr III. tNs
81 Sing Sing hr. being shout .sJ A . = ,nd ths
tom srec,her With two water aN .,:,shss hps
rich, Belonging thereto. sala u u.ss x,ssds
about one mile long and carrylns gu ,,sservur
creek to said Sing Sing Bar, ana oas l. herte
head OF said bitches. Public no'''
that IN he -----. Ms
18Th Day o, Angus. )! 4 ID, p, S y be
1t y O'Clock r.. will sell = 'h ,;c auction
House door in Idaho City: at pu pun 'sdsscribedpg
hiahess bidder for cash. the so9 , n srcpi9a
~. 70 satisfy said execution sn Syr1rMARr. SSD|
! sIpAno CTR. July 2'-w4. -
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"XoH--Lfr

1WxoRKsro
!. NEW FRESH AND DEs.n.s,, -
uu,r, eoona Comprising. IN p.r., 00ops
LAcEs AND EMBRo1Drn1rrss 'shlsssu
SoTioNssoF ALL K1yns
RIBBONS AND n1I1,x,,,
~ KID GLOVES. ~
HATS OF Ar Nv,
HesAe1y and Cent? fur,,..,
PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS
ar FANCY GOODS. pEnFUarp,,,
The Irish and Star Soaps,
A~d'ss' and children's Shoes.
DRESS GOODS. DEpARrxRs, co,,,,
CARPETS AND MATING ~0aAf
cROCKERY AND cr,so
All Kinda OF Fancy croe.r,..
CANNED GOODS AND pIcKp,c
FlsH-hAcKEREL. GOLDFISH ASDp,,,,.
FISH BROS. WAGONS. ''''
FoURsPRISG WAGON.
THE CHAMPION REAPER AND Movpn
sULKlE KAKEs
Wagon Timber Ready m.s.
Parts Of a Wagon.
AxLEs AND spoKEs. WAGON COVERS ANN.
CONCORD HARNESS, COMPLETE
When | say that sell goods ebs,os, a.,
other house IN the Basin. understand ~, ~ ,
do 90 for the reason tina, I d. -. :.
freishsing. and have . large train o, ,..,'
constant sfsvei between Idaho and Kehoo wv
Ne cell goods for CASH only.
SScsii. examine aud price The ,,,i.,., 81
enumerated. and satisfy yourself jgrv,s|
Aug. =, lS75-H.
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BANK OF CALIFORNIA 10 RESUME.

A dispatch to G. w. Moore Of the
First National Bank says:
"The Bank of California viii resume
business the latter part of this week,
or next Monday. Five capitalists
D. O. Mills, Reese, Sharon, Keen and
Observation-Disclosures a million each
for present needs, though the bank as
sets are abundantly sufficient to carry
them through. Sharon said he would
sacrifice his fortune Of SIS, 600, 900
rather than have a stain rest on the
name of VIM. G. Ralston.
Neutrality-suspicious. say that the
Merchants Exchange will resume bus
mess on Thursday, and the National
Gold Bank and Trust Co. in o few
days.-ldaho Salesman.
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. Notice 70 Tax PAYERS.

TIME TAX PAYERS OF BOISE COUNTY WILL.
i take notice that the Territorial aud Count!
taxes are now due aud payable and tina, the Law in
relation TO their collection will Ice strictly enforced
aud that the time for collecting expires on Friday
the ars, day Of October. JOHN GOKMAN.
Assessor and Ex -ofcao Tax Collector Of Boise Coun-
~. I.
IDAHO CRY, Aug 81. 1873.
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NOTICE IS Il , \ sn.,.,a.sr. VI
~ th,t the copartner.a'pp on pdscol r.
between beverly Willis ana "a. Sasnes.. ~ vus
ditchea. mining and Lnmu. , beverly WIZ
dissolved BY mutual consent; % icon Con prsssa,
Water Rights. pitches. Mining sv vd e s's|
and machinery. and Lum ..;il uay Ill ss~
Driscol. Beverly Willis wi y, wills s prS'
claims .s.ins. the late firm o. Ola S trn,. rns|
viii cole. / iii bills due tho e; s'sSyIrRll w
con DRl''VIt
IDAHO c,rr, August 10. 's" n
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned Ia the Ba'chcring business IN Boise
county is this day dissolved 10y mutual consent.
James McDeviu having purchased the interest 81
Joseph 4. Rowe. Either o! the undersigned arc
authorized 70 settle the business Of the nr Of Nc
Dewitt I Rove JAMES McDEyITT.
August -. lS75~ws JOSEPH 4. ROWE.
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les, that will be for ages unimproved
and unproductive, bringing no pur-
chase money or taxes into the govern
ment treasury, while the supposed act
ual settler is loaiing in the slums and
|grog shops of Eastern cities, engaged
in the avocation of voting periodically
for the statesmen whose wisdom shuts
him out OF natures great garden of
the West, and that too, under the pre-
tense Of preserving the aforesaid gar
dens for his especial "actual settle.
ment." In this l have not only looked
at the subject in the light of the inter-
est of actual settlers. have not con.
sidered the advantage to the govern.
ment and its tax payers. By the do
nation Of comparatively insignificant
portions Of land for the building of
railroads, the government at once Gre
ates market for all her lands, opens
up channels for the development Of
resources that add vastly to the gen
eral wealth. and causes to flow to-
ward the national treasury the pro.
ducts Of mine now inaccessible but
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20

A West Division streecar conductor re-
Gently lost his wife by the stern stroke of
death. The funeral took place yesterday, ser,
vices being held at the house, and the b.reav'
ed accompanying the body to the cemetery
in carriages The officalinc clergyman was
a tri'e late, and the mourning husband said,
in st ge whisper: Snake m up, sonny
or you'll get sniped, sure as heaven and con
suited his watch every minute thereafter,
anXiously, TIL the remains were hearscd and
he had taken his seat in the carriage Alter
sitting in sad silence for some moments, he
rose, and, taking out his strip, punch, and
roll of currency, was about to collect fare his
brother.in-law, witc's mother, and the family
physician, when he recolleCted himself, and,
with a deep sigh, began to recount in "A
broken voice, the virtues and eXcelcnccs of
the deceased. The narrative was interrupted
by his shouting the names of the streets as
the hack passed the corner, or waving his
arm out of the window at passers on the side
streets, and when they reached the toll gatl
he pulled the check-strap till he nearly dis
located the drivers arm, calling out: Shake
'em up, Johnny; don't keep us here all day,
installing the hearsc for a day-wagon or q
dray-ChicdqO Post and NaW
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
4 Razor that Talked.

A city man who has had one of his Coun-
try relations come down to spend Christmas
with HIM, was asked from the loan of his
razor by his guest, Wishing to afford every
facility, he put an extra edge on his best
Damascus, and passed it over. 1t came back
with the edge turned, and the user remarked
that he couldn't exactly get the razor used TO
his baird, fur he didn't know what il was do
in, somehow
The gentleman glanced at the bard in
question, and next day handed him another
razor, which had done duty i'll chlropedal op-
erations; but, repenting of the act soon after,
visited the room of the member, from Gran.
berry Center to reclaim it, where he found
him before the glass with the instrument go.
ing through the aforesaid baird sounding
like the grit of teazle or pair Of wool cards
with the HAIR flying like shower of iron
wire, and now and then patch OF skin com
ing with some of the more vigorous pulls
The words of apology that rose to the lips OF
the host were checked by his guest, who
paused in his labor and turning from the
glass, observed: None of yer new-fashioned
razors fur me. This Is razor that you know
what it's dom this razor'-as he fell to work
again, and a sound as of sand paper scratch
ing glass arose-'this razor talks, aud tell,
what it's about
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20

He is a solcmnlooklng boy about ten years
of age, and he wears a long face as he drops
into the Coroner's office and remarks:
Shocking murder, wasn't IL?
What! WHAT'S that eXclaims the COrO-
ner, springing up.
Chopped her head clean oit' continues the
boy, carelessly.
Where wheu-what strectP
And she was perfect lady" adds the boy
Come on--half dollar-other Coroner
get hackr calls the Coroner, getting into
his overcoat
Il was speaking Of Marie Antoinette, Queen
of France in 1193-regular putHp job! de:
murely replies the lad. If you want to read
the particulars Of the case III fetch over the
book
The Coroner sits down aud contemplate
the steaming end Of the stick of curdwooC
protrudlng from the stove, and the clock OF
the desk goes ahead with its labor of ticking
time into eterniiy.-Dttrot Free Press.
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A boy sliding down Fox street hill last
Monday noon, observing an old gentleman
with a silver-headed cane and goldbound
eyeglasses carefully taking his way over the
track, yelled out Govt 'tway there, daddy
for she's just hummin.'
But the old gentleman ears were covered
with Il large fur collar and the warning
sound was UNDECIDED. Down came the sled
and boy, striking the heel OF the old gents
up'itled rubber, and down he came in the
snow with q furry, thinking possibly that q
cow-catcher had struck him. But the mo-
ment his eye Int on that boy and sled, he must
have abandoned the theory OF the c0wcatcher
for lifting his cane he shook it at the boy
who interposed with couldn't stop 'er, uncle
she's tearer, she's
What do you mean by such conduct, you
young vagabond"
She's the boss on thls'hill iuncle; couldn'
hold 'er down, not much
IN have you arrested, you-you scOundrel
knock gentleman down this way; YOU
might break a limb or even kill
'Lookere, uncle, let's compromise; yor
take the sled an go up hill an let 'er come
down buzzin,' but mind yer coat tails don
drag, an just let 'er bunt me oil the walk
Now she's talr, amt sheY
The old gentleman would not hear to The
compromise, and his eXaSpcrated dignity
know no bounds when the boy told him tC
hire hall if his air tank was full
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-02-20
A nNII7S ISI'UA~E'' RS sSA lie OF
\ REAL ESTATE.

y virtue order and decree OF ne Comfy Court OF
a Sale county IlinoS made the petition OF the under
sirncd " ar j. Graham Administrator OF me estate OF
James Granam dcceased for eaye TO SCI lac rear rsta
court TO wit: on 22nd OF January lN3 shal on
inc fifteenth day February next between ht h"us OF
len lock In the forenoon and four O'Clock III th Sc
noon said day sell public sale AZ the south door OF
estate Inscribed as ol ows witt Lots four ard hye IN
block eli htythree States Addition to the city OF
so AN undivided half of lot one two three Tour ana I'VE
In block nve Union Addition to the city OF Otawa also h
nndiude hall o- two, three, orr hve SIX seven
len and eleven I'm loo four Union Addition TO the city Of
ttlwa al lot IN block seven, Railroad AdGltloh 10
the CITY of Ottawa; also lot Ave In block one, lNroau Al
dor 10 The CITY of Ottawa In La sale county Illinois, or
the following terms, wit: Cash In hand Al time OF ha
sale ~ afOr' said. . 800
WILLIAM y GRAHAM,
Administrator of the Estate
Ol James Graham, deceased
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Shorts.

When is a boat like pile of snow When
it's u DRIFT
The modern golden rule-Do others as
they would do you.
Who is the oldest lunatics on record
Time out Of mind.
To be pleasants Is duty. Sour faced men
are Affections
Windfal.s in orchards are not sudden riches
to fruit cultivators.
Most people are like eggs-too full OF them
selves to hold anything else.
The authorship of Beautiful Saow' has
been settled 1t is j. Frost,
Necessity is the mother of invention but
patent rights is the father.
Miss Clafln says the man doesn't live that
can be governor Of Tennie Z.
A man called his best hen NJ acdull,' be-
cause he wanted he to lay on
Passion always lowers Il great man, Dut
sometimes elevateS llttle one.
There are various stations in life, but the
least desirable is police station
He was u Warm Spring Indian the moment
he sat down on the hot stove,
The glory of woman is her hair, but we
object to having any glory in our butter
The man who blows out the gas-lIght on
retiring still lives. He is now in Minnesota
The dentists profession must be lucra-
tive one-he makes his money by achers.
That girl has metal in her. said her
She has just swallowed q jews-harp.
4 am busy ploughing and cannot entertain
company now wrote an Illinois girl to hel
city lover.
Cicero said, The pursuit of all things
should be calm and tranquil. How about
capturing fleas?
The best way for man to acquire fine
flow Of language is to stub his toe against 6
raised brick.
Thresher is the name of an Arkansas
school teacher, and the biggest girl in schoo
says he does it, too
A patent iron.coflin dealer advertises tina
any one who uses his invention once vii
never use any other.
One good trait in Brooklyn girls is tina
they don't care to rebuke their parents mucl
before they are thirteen.