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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-05-27

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lar per Square of Ten Lines or less for the
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uance. BS-Local and Speci al Notices,
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Guiding that of the individual members.
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any circumstances.
Bay@ Advertisements not marked with the
number of insertions when handed in, will
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.neni eNacted.
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touSly.
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will not be inserted at any price.
B&g7 Announcing candidates Five Dollars,
TO he paid in advance in every case.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31
Writ Of Execution.
Territory Of Idaho. County of Boise
Garrett uass 4 Go. vs.. MGirliead

Territory OF IdaED. SoGity OF
Garrett. Hays \ Co vs.. Mniriead
TNDER AND By VIRTUE or WRIT or EX-
4 ecu,ion to ine directed and issu d from I Q
Court OF James Ei,an Justice "f The Peace in and for
Boise county I. T., j,.anien; Rendered therein
in favor of Garrett, HAYS Lu.. a.d against John
Muirhea, for the sum of ninety tonr do!ars and ten
cents 1894 l0l ani costs of s twenty ionr dollars
1924, costs OF suit. have levied upon the following
described property Of said John Mnithead. to-wit:
One undivided one-fourth interest in certain quartz
lode of $50 feet. situated at the head of Lawyer Guich
in Granite creek District. county and Territory
aforesaid, and known the Lawyer Mining Cos
Ledge. together with onefour,h interest IN all tnn-
ncls, drifts aud shafts connected with said csaiH
water privileges. dumps and ground sufficient for
the convenient working Of the same
Public notice hereby given that will expose FOR
sale ut public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash.
all of the above-descrihed property OF the above
named defendant. at the oioe ut JAS. Egan IN the
town Of placervil!c. the ODD day Of January 1876
ut two o'clock Z. ~. to satisfy said Judgment cost
and accruing cost. lssa#
9lssf -l.8. aRK IRWIN, Constable
Dated IT piaceryille Boise county, this 24th De-
cember. 1875. II dec2Szod
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Summons.


Territory Of Idaho C"nfv at Boise.
Garrett. Hayes & Co " Jot4 Hnirhead =.
In Justices Court. before Jai"ts lean. J. r.
HPO JOHN MUlRHEAD: Whereas, complain
y has been made beior. me. n Justice of the Peace
in and for Boise county. hy I,lc atrett of the
partners in the ahorenaned hr'r. that ,ou a:e in.
debied 10 them in the oi Eesyiu,ir and Ell one
hundredths dollars tSotlu con ract Tor the di-
rect payment Of mon y; and that sani contract was
for money l.a3cd and meat fnrii~ned yon nj yonr
special instance and request. aid liz yonr behoof as
shown by bill on file IN my office
Therefore III the name ot the people o the United
States in the Territory q! ldan. iona'c hereb suii
moned To- be ana apcar before nG. 4; M, o;'sce. IA
Placervilta III said cocn'y. on III: IA. NoNcnbrf
A. D. 1875 at t~o o'clock z. " al sad day. Ia ant
said complaint ar in.i2!u,i viii lac taken against
you FOR the .! nn.iy :ous uio htiiretiis
dollars and cS sts OF s,,.t.
Given under my Laiu at-.. at PlfcerNille in the
county OF Boise the .Oth .ial ii NoN.mb.:. A. ID.
ls.a. JAMES EGAS.
Nov -; 1875. st Justice at the Peace.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

lr is not generally known that the
Treasury Department employs two
learned and skillful chemists, one OF
whom is constantly engaged in fabri-
eating indeliblc inks, while the other
dcvotes his talents to washing out the
inks, and, thus far, chemistry has dc.
yised no ink which chemistry cannot
efface. sN
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

TO FARxERs-The World Office will
take on old or new subscriptions,
wheat oats and barley Ranchmen
who are i'm, arrears cam now easily
square ACCOUNTS by bringing along
the amount ofethcir indebtedness IN
rraiu, whila those; who, wish 70 sub
scribe have Tie same privilcg bElng
it in, gentlemen. s 49, /. 1.
N. B. Eggs butter and bacon viii
also he taken Oh tie same terms.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31
PUBLIC NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS WIFI

Al
~ received ut the County Anditor.s om.. =
~ n. january 3d. A. d. 1876 for kecnin" ~ ' -
s'r tue roads IN the sevel al districts az pniss
T.r.;,nrs WIN an act OF the Legislature Of Idaho
n.., approved January TO- lS73-vix:
!. Hsstyict No Comnlencins ut tha Warm Srr,,c.
hence 70 Idaho City thencetS the month ~ 4,,s ~
aen; ya ana fram Idaho City TO the summit brswsen
ts su .ehterv'iie; also from Idaho City t.
'"c summit between Idaho City and Boston.
District No. a:-commencno a, n,,.....
.a""ee, wa Granite creek. Placerve and Center.
S,uc, ., 10 TIE summit between Centeryle and Idaho
ei! Also from Centeryil|cs via Boston, to the sum.
=, , ,ns oe.wsen boz IDAHO City, and from Boston
- District No. commsncine seahe junction Of the
raeeryie ard pioi,ser City roads in Centeryille
'neh . 10 one mils above 1leneer City.
Dsssrsef No. Accommodating at Placerville thence
10 the Upper PaNe,te Valley and IN said valley Ia
Mcbfdes Ranch. he bid for this district will net
incade the rebuilding oil the bridges across the paw
ette river.
D'sH'cs No. % Commencing at Horseshoe Bend
and running To Jerusalem.
Dsarafe Ao. IT, Commencing at the mouth OF Car.
yen creek and running southey toward Boise City to
Tho county line. T4@
Nsfrin No .-cemmencine At the mouth Of iii
nois Guich and running 10 Banner city
Also. the read commencing at Pioneer City, thence
10 the Plaretyisic road ON the ayiJ. H. aan Koy.
Gaich and uphtr creek.
Each proposal 90 bid 10 submitted 10 tie Beard
shall h- accompanied with bond cundisioned for the
faithful performance and duties Of Tie contract
which may be nade and entered into by and between
the person making The proposal bid aud tue Board
"i e"nmtssiunet>. ia sum not les- than double the
amount bid and stated IN said proposal for the in,
lrosem-nt AMI Keeping in repair the i.oals and
highways within tho district proposed, the said
boad 10 be secured by more suet-s who shall
justify IN the sane form and mainer is required
on bonds nj county officers.
JAMES MoaisGTY,
Clerk Board Co. Com -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31
The Estate of Jules Dulioux, De-
ceased.

In the matter Of the Estate OF Jules Dn!oux de-
=e&t ceased.
In Probate Court Of Boise Gounty-SS
.HE PEOPLE OF IDAHO TERRITORY SEND
greeting: In pursuance Of AN order oi ss Court,
duly made aud entered on the sixteenth day Of De-
ccmber, 1875 notice is hereby given that Monday,
the twenty seventh day of December. 1875, at ten
o'clock NJ. of said day, at the courtroom OF this
Court in Idaho City, Boise county. has been appein
ted for hearing the application Of John Erodbeck
praying that document file in TINS Court.
be tie last viii aud testament of Jules
Dulonx deceased. be admitted to PROBATE and that
letters tcsiamentary be issued thereon said John
Brpdheck. who is named therein exesDr at which
time and place all persons Interested may appear and
contest the .an,e.
NJ T.. MOORE,
lf aE't Probate Judge and officio Clerk
Idaho City, Dee. 10th. 1879. l'pa!s. f4 ate
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Dissolution Notice.

NJ 0gICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THB
XV partnership heretofore existing between Pom
Yam, Pon Yep aud Wong Chong in general mer-
camille business in Idaho City IL this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Pom Yam having purchased the
interest of Wong ChOng. The business will be car
ried on usual in the name Of Pom Yam.
All those indebted to the old firm either by book
account or notes. are hereby notified to settle the
same Immediately with Pom Yam who alone is au-
thorized to settle all the business of the firm in
Idaho Territory and all persona having claims accru
INK in Idaho Territory against said firm will present
the same to Pom Yam for payment
IDAHO CITY, Oct ~. 1875. POH YAM,
PON YKP,
& s.t W0He OxGUA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

Mr.. STURGEON said, in recent SER
mon on public speaking, Moreover,
brethren, avoid the use Of the nose as
an organ of speech, for the bestau-
thorities are agreed that it is intended
to smell with al
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aporrrE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE UNDER.
0signed administrator ci 'he above named es-
ta.s to IL. er.ssitors of ani all lcr-"ns having
eisi,r.. against .aid dereasst o. exhibit the SAME
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
frcn the FIRST publication of this notice Z" the an
slc-.-ucd At his place q. business IN Idaho ofty'
Boise county. !. l. .s--g 8
JAMES MCDEvIrT.
Ip.uo CirY. Nov -. 1851 Administrators
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

\ TALL Chimney Glasgow, in,Scot
land, claims to have the tallest Chin
ney in,the world. The total height
from foundation to top of coping il
468 feet, and from ground line to sum-
mil, 454 feet, outside diameter at foun-
dation fifty feet; at ground surface,
tlIirty-two; and at top of coping near
" eighteen. The number Of bricks.
used in The erection was l,4OO, 900,
equal in weight to 1000 tons. When
within five feet Of completion the
chimney was struck by.atgale from
the northeast. which caused it to sway
seven feet nine inches off the, perpen>l
dicular, and it stood several feet less
in height than before it swayed. To
bring back tie colossal shaft to it's
true vertical position saving back
had to be resorted to, four men work
ing at time saving and two pouring
water on the saws. The work was
done from the inside. Holes were |
first punched through the sides to adj .
nit the saws, which were brought al
ternately in each direction at the same
point on the side opposite the inclina-
tion, so that the chimney was brought
bask in a slightly oscillating manner.
This was done at twelve different
heights, and the men discovered when
they were gaining by the saws get
ting tightened by the supeaincpmpent
weight
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

The BooeTlrTBILAek ooeTlTI LACK SroRY. When
dozen ! nletswsboys lts and bopt-blacks had
collected On the custom house stairs
yesterday, and when each one lad
grown tired Of jaw-breakers, and pop
corn balls, Little English" .rerarked:
,"'Sposcn Jim Cocoanut tells us ia
story" ..,,,.5 s., i,5v
= .'"'Spo'sen,' remarked all the lotherss
"Well, gentlemen remarked Jim,
after few digs at his head II win
tell you a true story. about girl
Her name was Marier, and she had
yaller hair blue eyes, small feet, and
she was worth million dollars"
"In stamps!" asked Crosseyed Dick
"In clean cash, right in. the saw
ings' bank" answered Jim. ''This
girl was an orphan, with no one to
boss her around, and if she wanted to
be out till 'loven o'clock at night she
could. There were piles Of fellers af.
ter her to marry her, but she stuck up
her nose at the hull caboodle.v a..tes
"What fur" anxiously inquired
Fire-cracker Tom. ,.a.,.s. ii. zlas. Il
"What fur? Why. she knew they
loved her money instead of herself,
She wanted some oEe to love her ear
ncstiy and like gosh.. Well, one day
when she was going down to the posts
office to see if there was ary mail, !"
runaway horse came along. Marierl
tainted away and sat down in thea
road, and she'd have been broke all to :
pieces if it hadn't been for q boot-blackf
bout my size. He pulled her into al
sllooting-gallery, brought her to, and
then hired hull omnibus and took /
her home" .,
".And they fel! in love and were !
finally married" remarked Suspender
Johnson.
"No. my fellow countryman," sadly,
replied Jim-"she gin him ten cents!~
'And is that alp" exclaimed three /.
or four voices. - u, .,l,sa.
"All she gave him, and that turned
out to be counterfeit" ra., M
There was a long period of silence, ]
and then Cocoanut Jim continued:
(Which! is lesson to us never to
marry girl worth a million dollars.,n
".ind we never shallw they sol,
emnly replied Detroit Free Press. j.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received by th. Boari of County Commission.
eEs at Boise county, at the ConIt House ia Idaho
City. ON
Monday. January 3, ls76,
at 3o'clork. +. NJ Of Ill day :og the purpose Of
taking IL ih. tnssnt sick. county poor idiotlc
aud insane ot Boise county for tho ensuing year
Bids 20 bc as follows. to-wit:
One hit tor tue nuafd lodging, nursing. clothing
ard washing for the nisrn, sick county poor Idiot
&c aud inssn- Of .sosr county incl1ding the burial
~xpeUsr- III all intsrn siek county po,r, s!ioc and
INSANE who may lite ~ sail iipsc county, ~.
year frnfn January I 1876.
One bid for naedlsal Attendance and furnishing
medicine. Tor he su.lgrnt sick county p,or hiiotic
and Insane of Ifose county. AL! tar holding is-t
murtcm .xaia1Gnstou- al! Alo may die g. the coun
~ Hospital II SAID county. and iur all POS, nn,r-
made Al the cnsinty scat of sId
isots~ county uese the wosi La cAare cable to
the county. for unr Year ffum JANUARY III. 1870.
Bs.leer- usav include tile owe tao subdi,isiops III
btt III so "a. sired.
Par;fu- rvc-ivlug the contracts viii ie required 10
enter ,ie rata- III ~ritsug, aud I'll. bunds with at.
proved security I'll. of double shc amount of
thssr bid JAMES MonrAKIY.
Clerk of Beard County Couinls sioaeTs.
IpAHo CRY. Nov. -. 1874
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nxssoxUTIo16 1g0T101.
mrnr ~ LTERERY GIVEN

NUI 10 u - n = ~ ~,..,rc
IN that the co.partnershp heretofore existing ..a
between beverly WIN. and Con hso s sns day
a.cssd nv ms.usl consents beverly wills having
hs entire interest OF Con Drisco IN si
water Rights Dese: Mining e,Snsa sgeSns :, Svx Willis M
sna =. mscnyi na..riv Willie will pay al demands or
.,..,,s .oanst the late arm Of Willis Drisro' ano
viii coIlss III o'''' 1.' BEVERLY WILLIS,
con pRlSCOL.
rDAno crrr, August 10. 1875.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate or Alfred u. Saunl lcrs. deceased.
naOTrcE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE UNDER
signed Administrative and Administrator ui
II. above a.rd estate. to the creditors OF and All
uersons having claims against said deceased 10 ex-
hibit the same. with The necessary vouchers. wihh
rn months from the publication Of this notice.
~ IN. at the Office OF jonas W. Brown
in idaho City, Boise county. Idaho Territory.
MARGARET SAUNDERS.
Adspinistratrix.
JONAS w. BROWN.
Administrator.
Idaho City. June sth. 1875. Sw
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Estate Of Felix M. Harris, De
ceased.

NOTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
IN signed, Administrative and. administrators Of
the above.named estate, to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against said deceased to- ex-
hbt the same, with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months from the first publication Of this notice
to the undersigned. their residence at Gate Har
ris' Toll Road, Boise county, l. I. Esl A t
ANNIE HARRIS
MAYHEM WORDEN.
Idaho City, Dee. Al. 4. D. 1875. An f{s Am'rs
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E&i.S. SURGEON. &c. graduate 40 Jeeer-
|Sa a-!lcsl College. Philadelphia uFric- u,i
E-s q t,.auii- street. pI-ccrsllr. Boise Co..
lt~c&-ts
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JuyAS ". BROWN.

|.asygY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
s4ry Pablo, idaho City. I. L. VIII practice
Eatessr's u the Territory. OFFICE ou Com.
ns,ei, tao door above Court House.
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5orir;v Nutises.

~ LODGE. NJ. 2. I. q. u. r.,
s+ls I' regular meetings ~ It's hall. on ~
r. 'gr2in.s ". -aci week, az: n. o'clock
taers IN .r'i Standing are invited To .
n g order u; the ". o.. r.
f3@ai#il, Secretary. Jan Is 7I-.f
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9raitssiaaal Cards.

GEO. AlNSLIE,
.rsyEr And COUNSELLOR AT LAW, tDAaO
|Ey. IT. u.Ece IN Montgomery street. second
Isase ;ae P5st0.iice.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-07-01

Ex-SECRETARY MCCULLOCH has
written another interesting letter from
London. He speaks of the causes
which led to the depreciation of Amer.
lean credit abroad. The principal cause
has been the failure of the States to
provide for the payment of their bonds
and the interest thereon in gold. These
bonds were negotiated upon a gold
basis, with the understanding that
both principal and interest should be
payable in coin. The States have been
unable to live up TO their part of the
contract, have paid in greenbacks in
stead of gold, and have made no effort
since the close of the war to fulfill theil
original obligations. This has entailed
great loss upon European investors, and
caused them to look with suspicion on
bonds based upon the credit of the
States. Not fully understanding the
complex system which makes the ma
ton supreme in the exercise of certain
functions, while it leaves the States
sovereign in the exercise OF other func
tions, the prejudice against investing
in State securities operates in meas
ure, against those of the nation. Fol
this reason, our national credit abroad
is not as high as it should be. Accord
ing to Mr.. McCulloch, an early resump
ton of specie payments by the States
and the nation would restore European
confidence in our home securities.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-07-01

The American people having given
the Democratic party fair and very
unsatisfactory trial, concluded to dis
pense with its services about fourteen
years ago. Indeed, they could do
nothing else, unless they were willing
to see the nation divided. Repentant
offenders are sometimes taken back
into confidence, but convicted wrong,
doers, who boast that they have never
changed their ways of thinking and
acting, are justly believed to need
watching. Such is the case in private
life, and public affairs being much
more important, demand still more
imperatively the restriction Oh power
to honest and patriotic men. In former
days the Democrats were the tools of
the slavery propagandists of the South.
This connection finally brought both
the conspirators and their willing
agents into trouble. We DOW find the
Democracy, for the sake of an increase
of votes, aiding single religious body
in its attempt to break up the free
school system. The connection has
been denied ON the part of the Demo
Gratis, but is avowed by their clerical
allies. This wretched combination is
exciting indignant comment in all Sec
tions of the land, and the general dis
gust will ere long manifest itself at the
polls.-T Gin. GGz.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-07-01

being Joined by Ebert, the two crossed
the river and came to Bellaire. They
were soon followed by several Wheel
ing officers who, acting in the capac-
ity of privateers, finally, some
twelve hours after they landed on the
Ohio shore, succeeded in experimenting
the couple, without any legal authority
whatever. and conveying them against
their wills beyond the bounds of the
State. OF course the legal education OF
these gentlemen is of the highest order
at home, but their ignorance of Ohio
law is plain, for they deliberately COM
mitted q penitentiary Ofense in the
presence of many witnesses. At this
writing the matter remains unsettled. i.
Ebert having been bound over to ap.
pear at County Court in the sum ol
81 900 for-(don't laugh !)-kidnappinS
Miss Snyder.
MASONIC of the st. Clairs
vile knights Templar and Masons
joined ours in parade and supper on
st. Johns Eve.
A TRIUMPH.-Onl last Wednesday
contest between the Champion and the
Smith Moving Machines came off or
the farm of John Owens, on Captins
Creek. The Champion is made al
Springfield, and the Smith by the Bel
laire Manufacturing Company. The
latter Was declared by competent judge:
to be a more desirable machine fol
draught, being sixty pounds helighter
for durability, for mechanical construc
ton, aud for finish, and in the matter
of facility of management they wer'
never declared equal. This is a triumph
for the Bellaire machine and so fo
Bellaire, aad Bellaire is corresponding
ly proud of the company which won it
SNAP,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-07-01

HERE is what the Chicago Times
the leading Democratic organ of the
Northwest, has to say concerning the
Ohio Bourbon financial plank. 1t is
mighty interesting reading:
"The plain, unmistakable meaning
of this was expressed in the one word
Reputation. Under that banner they
made the fight; by that sign they have
conquered. why should we play the
hypocrite any longer, since it is plain
that the people are with us? Let us
lay aside duplicity, and march boldly
on to the goal, reputation of the ma
tional debt incurred on account of the
damnable abolition WARP" .
This is what the whole country and
the whole intelligent world would un-
derstand to be the significa lion of vic
tory in October for the Reputation
party in Ohio. 1t would bring repudi-
alton to the political front, as the par
amount, all-overshadowing issue of the
Presidential contest, familiarizing the
thoughtless masses with the most infa-
NOUS and the most ruinous step it is
possible for people TO take, as a step
conducting to political triumph, in.
stead Of political, commercial and in
dustrial ruin.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-07-01

THERE is any amount of good sense
in this paragraph from the Providence
Journal:
''Is there any want-deficiency-in
the volume of currency in Ohio, or
elsewhere, in this country? When
money can be had in New York on in
dorsed notes for from 81 to per cent,
nobody in Ohio, who has anything to
show in the way of security, need go
without it. What the country wants,
including Ohio, is volume of legiti-
mate and profitable trade. There is
a good deal more currency than busi-
ness that will pay to use it, even at the
present cheap rates. The Republican
party has not always exhibited the
highest wisdom, but we do not remem-
Der an occasion when it has proved so
utterly idiotic as the initiation Demo
Gratis of Ohio"