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LOCAL NEWS.


ls Marrts,Gs Lieensea
The following marriage licenses were is
sued sinceour last report: ..
Rudolph Fink and Mena Strouf.
lieniy Bueh and III resa Avail.
JOisn Frey anu Kate Louchinger.
Joh.l Wilson and Sarah h. Aitlersea.
Chas. Ruspller and julia DIIseher.
Henry Schafer and Mafgaret Msser.
J. .. Ivmpkinson an Alice Bowman.
Jos. S. smith an,t Fannie Armstrong.
Chas. Supper ami Carrie >choemaker.
Ernst DeItz auI Mary Steinnann. =
b. II. Cox and Enlna l.. Burtlsel.
j. r. Kinnemann and Minaie Springmeyey,
BENZ Hayhoisit and Anne Robinson.
Geo. Nipple and Carrie Nick oan.
Mchael DeLowry and Fannle Taylor.
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MOrtstary Record.

Mary Bucker, 51$ years, city.
Infant Mariatthius, still born, city.
Harry WeIrenerg, year, city.
Thresia Roth, 10 years 10mon his, Germany.
Rudolph Stnetlemaer, IS years, Germany.
Martha Corhthwaite, 40 years. Mississipp
John ulissis Monroe, II months, city.
Enert Clark, year, city.
John IL. Price, 2i years, Walnut Hills.
Germina G. Rean, 81 years, New Jersey.
Frank j. Imuvable, II months, city,.
Nellie Juefgens, IL years months, city.
Mary Edward, ~ hours, city.
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csn.,nnaa DRY e,ooas Marhss.

CINCINNATI, Oct 20.
The trade has been rather light the past
week. Theie is no change In prices. Ne
quote:
PRINrs--Fancy, sa9c; standard, TKc, and
lower grades, 6a61<c per yard.
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HOGS-Stockers are worth $6 0 'aGFO: COM
mon light, TaT IS; good light, 81 30aT 30, and
good heavy star 10, per GENITAL gross. and the
demand il fair.
CATTLE-Are dull at 81 25a5 per Genital for
common to good.
SHElFP-No change. Market steady at 50 80
a4 u per Genital gross.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

CINCINNATI. Oct 2O-2 z. II.
The receipts and shipments Of live stock for
the past "a hours were as follows:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-10
NOTICE..

.GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received BY the Board OF County Commission.
ers Of Boise county. at ths Court Honso In Idaho
City. on
Monday. Janpary ,. 1870.
II o'cloek. r. NJ Of aid day. for the purpose ot
taking of she indgrnt sick county poor idiotc
and insane Of Hosse county for the ensuing year.
Bids 10 be - foilo~s to-wit:
One I'D for the board lodging. nursing, clothing
and washing for the INDECENT sick county poor idiot
ID and insane of Boise county including the burial
sxpeuss N Ill indgrni SICK county pthr idiotic aud
insane who may die In said Boise county, for one
year from January ]. lSs6.
One bid for rncdical attendance and furnishing
medicines for The iudigent aack. cnanty poor. idotc
and insane of isoise county, and for holding post
mortem EXAMINATIONS ali who may die In the co,D.
~ Hospital of said county, aud tor all post NOR.
NM ~xanfnAtions made At the county seat Of said
Boise cousey rAssr lhs would be chsrReahle 20
tho county, for "ne year from January II. ls7s.
Bidders may include the above two subdivisions In
one bid " 70 desired.
PARTIES rscesing the contrsrts Will be required 10
euasr the same IN writing. and ale bonds with ap-
proved security In the sum Of double the amosnt OF
the.r hid JAAEs MoxiAsTr.
Clerk Of Beard County Commissioners.
IpAzo crrr, Nov. 20. 1875.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-10
p1AcxRvrILE Bus1Hu oJ 1EcroRY.


J.v.R. W,tt-Ceneral Merchandise. Plaza.
!. Weller. 4 Smitb-Gensral Merchandise
,rkas I II. 5.s 4 $AzI
J,mes Eassn-Justice Of the Peace.
Robert X. Irvin-Co Constable. ii.
John Myer--Postmaste Granite stfeet.
Nyer & Smith-Druss 4 Medicines and
fsujy Goods Gsaniss street,
5N.r 4 smith--welA, fsreo 4 Co..
A. ents. Granite street.
w. J. Rsthw~ll- Physician and Surgeon
Granite street
JW. Uavisn-Internatlo1al H"tel Plaza
z 1T Nsfxarrt Ddci'ty -IdsSo He61
Granite street.
Mrs. D. stecll<.-Phoniz Restaurant.
Plaza.
Garrett. Hayes & Co.-Empire Meat Mar
:. p,.,. ~
o. Donnrli 4 C".-City M~at Market
rJss. ncKsy-n Magnolia snl%n. plssa.
Id uo.i.s.a-s IAt%raatioAa1 ssi%n. Plaza
-Csis Anderson Miners Saloon. Plaza.
Charles Kohnry-Brswery and S"'a"0.
Plaza. .@i-.4.s-s--1 80. .it
Di-hl & Martin-BIactsm'tb Shop Has
Martin Cathcart-s shor shop. Plaza }
Alex. Crchard--Livery Stable. Plaza.
p. Ian ri riier--Ccsbinet - Mskrr. Idah" street.
R,rrl.nd-Cabin~t Maker. Brosd.
way.
.i.hpl ls4fultIh aKefs Plaza.
AaSfsw Carvaa- Barber Ship. las2o
street. ~.
d. c. Holdrn-C Carpenter Shop. ldano
.trrst. lIlk .liS,f -. go
John b. Ssunders- Carpenter Shop Gran
.,sltyrtf.
". j. Hutchinson Carpenter Shep' ,ofen.
,esesa ~ eaozE E;ioL ip rets1sn
!, xsir,w "A 4 l5l}1,e Caspsntsy sl4ps a.
''.,ank NM, psslstss 1s slrtsf.
H. ~ feste - lsss.9 /. lsssse
: rI1la :7TiEa n ~ I I I|sslsi5f b \ ,n} s(y
B, = j., l3ap \. -
L Il ;s.S =. r. essIer - Wa1e
81 1ske ~. philip o. 1leesse
S33ss - q |, - : 1sI
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105tRo iG0e7o 4 ]
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL n

10 o'vGa :, 9 the County Auditors once ~ -
pair the roads - ~ sa a 1876 for keeping ID re
with an act OF the Lerisstnrs - aah
1enpn.ory, ny, approved January To- 1s73-v;s - ioAno
4hersa !. no i;-Connencing At tho Warm snrinos
0uch; III a., fisso snsnse 9sss !, 70 ~ eouth Illinois
80 .o Slty ana Centervle; also from Idahn Cs,v =
suc summit between Idaho City and Bostnn o''s =
!. s Hs No. Recommending at onar4vhr~r
.,, .annee Va Granite creek, Pacerve and cen,es,
Ciiy Also from Centeryille via Roston - % ~. lu.uo
y . ~ oesween Boston and idaho City and from Rosto,,
70 the Star Raueh. - ''ou Dos'on
p,. ;es 40 S-CommAncing at the junction Of the
rlacervllle and Ponesr City roads in Center.iIIe M
'asu . % one Tiie elpss Pioneer City.
10 .r1e ,ss Ma.s a. placerville thence
Mcbrsde.s Ranch. He bid for this district viii M,
cite river 40 1"y'
Dasfrscf No. g. Commencing 1t Horseshoe Bend
and running to Jerusalem. =
. lhstr.ee No. 6s-Commencing at the mouth OF Car.
ere. saa running scutherly toward Boise City to
nshtu Na 1:-commencing At the n,outh Of uli.
nHs ouien aud running % Banner city.
Also the rad commencing at Pioneer CITY. thence
20 tue Plarersille road the divide between Boyle.
Galeh aud ophir creek.
Each proposal or bid 50 submitted to the Board
shAli be accompanied with bond conditioned for the
faithful performance aud duties OF the contract
which may be made and entered into by and between
the person making the proposal or bid and the Board
" commissioners, IN sum not less than double the
amount btd and stated in said proposal for the i'm
prosem-nf and keeping Ia repair The Roads aud
Highways within the district proposed, the said
bond 10 be secured by two surei.s who shall
justify In the same form and manner a. Is required
on bends OF county officers.
JAMES MoRIARTy.
Clerk Board Co. Com
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-10

CoULD Nor STAND ran yT1sr.-Aawe
known Clergyman was crossing Lake
Erie many years ago upon oneIof the
lake steamers. and seeing 4 small lad
At t'theE wheel steering the boat accos,-
ed him as follows: s'1I1. -. ~ .''s
MY son, You appear to he small
boy to steer so large q lt,atn lsa
"Ycs, sir;; but you see that ] can do
it, tl,ongh ~ Z /. Is, ..s,.:..,s.
'a,.'Do you think You understand your
business, my sonly - ss.ss, -
lt.Yes, sir, think Ido.p .,atis.ss
:,ysn ~ ygs =. 9os the eonp.ss =
J -.'L,et me 'heer you boxit.n AZ: s:
.silllpwl,axes thei ctimpas& .s,.'''4 49,!
j ;AWeH, really yon 'can dplifl Let
me heat yoalbvxvit ssbao4wapd.n'sI...
! Boy ,boxes iti,PaGkward l. a,..,sy
81 declare my my ,sep, ypd Do seem to
updetstipa your, business
/ |. NMbeMsboy 4 Il now took his turn sking
ones iohsis |: :.slfa a.'d 80 aspa.4 z
!, ,s'..Pfay; sir, what may ybe ypar busi-
!, n,.,sula7 2.sss sst.s-s yxs IN ~ ~sr
| i.l'aiA anihister of Nj f1the ~; gesb,el.v y,
" & poiyeusu utldeqsta,d .ypal: liaiihiess?''
alfsI thnlk | do sply sohnl s,,.:oy Il. :,
III ha, sasN U ~ d l:e1ds :: = Psaysrg'
's.yss5i = sa !, MI, Az
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-10

theory," says Symmes, "is flat il Il
were true the sun could mot possibly
light and warm the interior of the
world. This iseasily explained 1lv.
rays of light come parallel from the
sun to the earth, and if it were noslar-
ger than the earth they would fail at
least twelve degrees upon the c.,n-
cave interior surface as they pussed
over the lower part of the verge, both
Lorth and south. But the eartIi il.
her annual revolution, owing to the lie
clination of the poles to the plane OF
her orbit, alternately permits the Incl
dent rays to fall much more than
twelve degrees. This inclination is
twenty-three degrees and thirty mi.,-
utes, which, added to the twelve de-
grees angnlarity Of the verge, gives
thirty-6ve degrees and thirty Minutes
of the concave surface upon which tho
direct rays of the sun fall. But thes..
rays, passing over the dense cold al.
of the verges, are refracted many de-
grees- probably ten or fifteen tIn%
by one refraction and one or two re- :
Elections the rays Of light would l,c
thrown out over the verge to that
through which they entered, and Ir-
cause these rays would converge up
on the concaye surface. Instead of
divcrging they would produce alum
dant light and heat throughout tire III
terror, so that this objection has not
the slightest force. -.
Many people believe in Symmes
theory. Others, scientific souls, do
not place any faith in it, and can pro-.
duce figures and facts, too, perhaps,
to prove its impossibility.! The pres
ent Mr.. Symmes says that had Capt.
Hall gone several degrees farther
north he would have been enabled 10
find such evidences as would have
proven his fathers theory beyond !.
doubt. Mr.. Symmes has collected Il
lot Of interesting and wonderful facts
concerning his world to come, based
upon the discoveries of I Kane, Hall
and Others, and proposes to use them
in veri6cation Of his fathers theory at
his lecture. The theories Of Columbus
and othersIwere ridieuled when first
made known; i SO has been that Of
Ssmmes.I: May it not be verified AZ
theirs wefel s.1if .qf,tsroo oss,F
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-10
wH. J. ROTHWELL, ". d.

II1iN. SURGEON. &c. graduate Of yefEer,
10 Medical College. Philadelphia once on
Eai u Graaise street. Placcryiiic. Boise Co..
fdec<-u
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Sofietu Notices.

Nh LODGE. No. 2. I. o. q. r.,
as IT. regular meetings At ita hail. on NJ
f1i settings Of each week. u ~ O'Clock
aasts IA good standing are invited TO .
By order of the W. C. T.
zsross, secretary. Jan Is 7s-sf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-10

JONAS W.nROWN. v
n +. 80 ssssa - EA8 =
r!nayEr AND COUNSELOR At LAW. AND
yHr Pubic, Idaho City. l. r. VIII practice
v u Courts u the Territory. OFFICE on Com
u street, sxo door above Court House.
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Rates OF Advertising
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-01-07
Personal,

Mr. Kossuth Lyon, EFF the glarks-
vile Tobacco Leaf, cailed on rs hast
week. He rendered US some valuable
assistance, for which we, thank hiln
Col. W. Ivie Westbruok, Of the
Brownsville Bee, passed up the road
Sunday night, bound fer Nashville
lie says he is candidate for the l.
5. Senate.
DIR Jordan, Senator from this dis
trict, went to Nashville Sunday night.
We expect good report from him.
w. L. Atmore, our handsome and
popular ticket agent, has left US fer
pastures new" He made many
friends during his stay here, all OF
whom regret his departure.
Mr.. Ed. Coleman is the new ticket
agent and telegraph operator for the
VI. d l.. road here
Mr.. j. T. Read has recently been
sent here as ticket agent for the Cen
trail road.
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Fig Invention.

Lloyd, the famous Rap man. who
made al! the maps for General Grant
and the Union army, certificates II
which he published, has just invented
q way of getting a relief plate from
steel so as to print LloyGs Mp of the
American Coiftinent-showing from
ocean to oeenn-op one entire sheet OF
bank note paper, 40x59 inches large,
en- lightning press, and co3sred, sized
and Vanished for the wall 81 as to
stand washing, and mailing anywhere
in the world for 25 cents, or unvar-
nished for 10 cents. THIS map shows
the whole United States and Terrific
ries in 4 group, Fl m surveys to 1879,
with a million places an it, such as
towns, cities. villages mountains, lakes,
rivers, streams, gold mines, railway
stations, &c. This map should be in
every house. Send % cents to the
Lloyd Map Company, Philadelphia,
and you will get a copy ~ return
mail.
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New Advertisements.

At last one of our prominent pr =
pcrty owners and capitalists has struck
the right KEY. BY reference to hi
advertisement, it will he seen that L.
\. Collins, Esq, is now offering the
Greatest inducements to buyers and
renters. Almost any man can now
buy little home, and have his ewn
time to pay for it. We advise every
one who wants TO buy to consult Nj
Collins or his agents.
The old reliable and ever-popular
Scientific American is advertised thi-
week. 1t is all that ii claims to be,
and decidedly the best paper of its
class published.
The New York Sun, the spiciest
and most independent political paper
in America, besides being one Of the
newsiest, is advertised in another part
of this paper.
Our handsome and popular friend,
". Z. Cannon, has succeeded Mr.
Wesson in the grocery business, and
proposes to keep the best Of every
thing. John" is still with him. See
card.
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Terrible Accident.

Yesterday afternoon, about three
o'clock, another of those terrible ac-
cidents occurred by the careless use
of firearms. A little sister of Miss
Mollie Jones, who was living with her
brother, Mr. VIM. Jones, in this city,
had Il deringer pistol in her hands, it
seems, locking at it, when it was die
charged i'll some manner, the bail
penetrating Miss Mellie's left temple.
killing her almost instantly. This
shocking intelligencespread ike Wild
fire over the community, when a
great manvpeOp!e went to see the re-
mains. Drs. Richardson an,F Harris
were c.lled in, hut too hate, as the
vital spark had been extinguished.
This is a terrible lesson, and one
which we hope will be remembered
Dy every one handling firearms of
my description. - 10 - -.
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A GRO - Mark

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you do not want the PIPER any longer.
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NASHVILLE
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(THE PEOPLES PAPER.)

The Great News Family, Commercial. Pc
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Housewives, and adv ocate their Interests IL all
things.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
SHERIFE'S SALE.

D{ VIRTUE OF 4 yEXDITIONI EXPO.
IL nav Issued u ne from the Law Court =.
Humboldt. Ericsson county. st is Cctoher teri-'.
IL :. viii Offer fJ- sst5 &c the highest b;ddc-
fer cash, nj the court house door in the town o;
Humboldt, on the
SECOND MONDAY II JANUARY 1855,
it being the 18th day SAID r3oaih ala the right
title. claim and interest Lat " IL. Reeves E:s
in and 10 tie following dcscfi5ed tO~n lot
Milan. .aib-on eGCnty civil district No. II, az,
bounded ~ fO!loas, viz: 0H the north by job.
~ heeisr, south hy ". L. Horner. east by Joscth
LSUter and west By Mrs Wheeler, cUntainii, !.
about pa acres more or less Levied on 10 "a
isfy Judgment IN favor of ". J.. Horner fat
$24l 10, With interest frsIa the 10th day Of Sep
TENDER. ls1i sale within lawful hour
VI. i. BAIRD.
dsS-4t Deputy Sheriff (sibsOn county.
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We respectfully cali your attention
to the New Store just opened at E. A.
CoIlins's new brick house, by Blech
Bros, where Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Furnishing
Goods, Notions, etc., etc, are offered
cheaper than ever sod in this country
before. Please give us call.
BLOCH Bros.