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THE EYES ! THE Eyes !
DIR. r. II. PARDEE,
OcuIist and AIII'iSt.
q FTER A FROrRACFED BLIND

q FTER a F'E0ERACEED BLIND
"a ness Of more than five years, DIR. pardee
has made himsolt thoroughly and scientilical-
ly acquainted with all Diseases Of the Eye,
and is now practicing with a success not sur
passed in the United States.
All operations performed, such as Strabs-
mus, or cross-eyo Cataract by linear extrac-
tluni depression or y AhsurptiOn, ft2rygium or
1eshy membrane growing over the eye, RGduC-
ton OF NtaphylOmu, or bulging ont Of the eye,
Artificial Pupil, istula, LachrymaliS, or clos
ing Of the tear passage, and all deiormities Of
the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes insortea wiihou the least
pain, and possessing all the movements and
brilliancy OF the real eve. A largo assortment
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices. Tho Doctors Eye Bath for the treat
ment and cure OF all nervous diseases is usei
all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operation, he hopes that his uni
vorsal success will warrant continuation OF
their confidence. Ills celebrity as AN operator
is cO-CXtenSiVo with his success, as patients
are presenting themselves for treatment and
operai ions, from NeW Orl and iostOn, almost
monthly. Many patients can be seen at the
Doctors Office daily, in different stages Of re-
cOveTy.
0FfIrE -737 CIn9 street, Opposite the
Plaza, San Francisco.
TAKE NOTICE. =" Il E!ar is not TO
bs battered though hs ape ais the IruIh.''
Reports are in circulation through tho upper
country that have retired from business, that
! hute gone to the Atlantic States, that am
in Europe, &t., &c. To those Interested | will
say that the report has been gotten in circula-
tion for the furtherance of othor parties, who
are trying to obtain, illcgitmately, an eye
practice. The report has been started by an
itinerant mOLntabank, and without tho least
truth, rs am at my Office daily, and attending
to about sixty daily patients.
h. IT. A'ARDEE, Oculist,
7j7 Clay Street,
my25-ly. SAN FRANCISCO.
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WOMAN ALWAYS THE SAME--"Ilan
nah," pleaded weak voice, "dJn'
swear agin me-"
80, won't | though, you BRUTE" res
pondcd a shrill female tongue. an
larn you better'n to come bruisin' home
about two in the mornn'..'
" But didn't do nothin'.n
That's it; you never do nothin'; you
sling your time away a-foolin about the
streets and wealin' your pants off on bal.
res and goods boxes, wailin' for some
thin to turn up, instead of gettin' around
and turnin' somethin' up, while I'm kept
at home washin' and mend;n' and q
nursin' Tommy and he tcethin'."
" Is poor little Tommy teethin ?"
" Three comm below and two more
above"
Poor little Tommy"
Don't cry, john"
But can't help il, Hammer. Five
little white teeth a-comin', aud | won't
be there when they come"
" Won't be there, John ?"
No, Hannah, you've had me switch
ed up for disturbin' the peace, and that is
thirty days in the 'boo,e.'"
" Don't take on so, John. I'll 80 to
the 'boose with you and take Tommy
along"
Say you won't swear agin me, Han
nah"
~ won't, John"
Come to my arms, old gal ! I'll buy
you new calico dress, and We'll 20 to
the fireworks on the Fourth of July
Tommy shall have rubber ring and
bottle OF syrup, and youll--come to my
arms, Hannah"
Here the husband drew the little wo-
man over the railing and frantically kiss-
cd her. while Tommy set up Jubilee of
crying and soon after John was dis
charged for " want OF evidence"
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Santa Monica

The future City Of the Southern
Coast.
The Long Rramc7l of the Pacific.
The Terminus Of the Trans-COnti-
mental Roads.
Twelve miles Of beautiful beach for
riding or driving.
a soil Of uncxampIed fertility.
A site of surpassiEs beauty.
The terminus of the Los Angeles and
independence Railroad.
Commanding lIlo Trade oI E'anamint
COsO nnd CerrO GOrGO.
Surrounded by 100000 acres of land
for Orange, owe and Lemon
Orchards.
Twelve miles from Los Angeles.
Il harbOr where vessels can find shell
ter in ANY storm.
Thirty feet of water at the wharrat
low tide.
Abundant water GfGm living springs
arGesian wells, ana ordinary
wells.
SfreeIsn have IA natural grade.
Climate the most delightful la the
world.
y
To merchants desiring to commence
business of amy Kind;
70 mechanics seeking 90 establish
Themselves in "a thriving local
ity
To inVaIids looking for health and
profit;
TO all WHO wish 20 make safe and
profitable Investments,
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A FIcKsBURG lady was recently in
qniring Of girl from over the river how
a certain old acquaintance, who married
widower few months before, got
along Very poorly" replied the girl,
" there's five children that ought to be
spanked twice day, aud Malia's left
handed and can't begin to do 'em justice.
Poor woman ! my heart bleeds for her. +"
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LOCATION.

The GerlGe Ranch is situated in Teha,
ma and Butte Counties. The California and
Oregon Railroad trayerses the Eastern bound
ary Tor A distance Of five miles, the Sacramen-
to River bounding the West side. On the
North flows Deer Greek, which contains sum
cient water 10 irrigate 10000 acres, ana the
water-rght will be secured to every purchaser
Tho river is nayisable to the farm at all sea-
SONS Of tho year.
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HON

70 those seeking homes, this farm presents
unusual attractions Ot soil, Climate and l.oca-
ton. The frost and drought which have been
almost universally disastrous ;he present yeai
have not injured the crops or vineyards IN
the least
One Hundred and Fifty Families can make
themselves comfortable homes here.
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ELEVEN Rochester men haye oombined
together to mitigate the mother-in-
Svll ; they married into the same family.
1hs old lady has hard time in trying to
keep her eleven sons-ia-law straight, and
is on The ragged ,ds..
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u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A
QUICKSILVER MINE.

JUNE odd, 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ Grant /. Taggart, whose Post Office
address is Oakland, Alameda County,
State of California, has made application
for Patent for the TAGGART QUICK
SILVER MINE, situated in Cinnabar
Mining District, Trinity County and State
Of California; and more particularly de-
scribed in the Plat and Field Notes now
on file in this office, as follows, wit -
Lot No. 80, in Township 80 N, X w,
NJ ID M, containing 20 G6-l0O acres.
The survey of exterior boundary lines
of said claim begin Mt rock marked L,
at the SE corner of the claim, from which
the Sc corner of Section 81 n, X w,
bears S27o26'24'W w 1872. go chains distant,
running thence with variation OF iS7 10 E)
North 22.73 chains to granite rock
20X l6A6 inches, marked 4, Tor the n T.
corner OF the claim thence West 9.0y
chains to rock lIXllXS inches, marked
II, for n w corner Of the claim thence
South 22.72 chains to the North boundary
of the Trinity Quicksilver mine, at a
rock 20X20Xl2 inches; marked L a r.
for SW corner of the claim; thence
| East 900 chain, to the place of begin
ming and bounded on the East by the
Carr Quicksilver Mine and the Williams
Tunnel Right Claim ; on the North by
the Williams Tunnel Right Claim on
the West by the Washington Quicksilver
Mine; and on the South by the Trinity
Quicksilver Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present the
Same before the Register and Receiver of
the United States Land Office, at Shasta,
California, within sixty days from the
first day of publication of this notice.
AARON BELL,
je2G'6Od. Register.
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TERMS OF SALE.

One-fourth Cash balance in one, two, three
four, five years at 10 per cent. per year. litle
United Statos Patent. Land may be purchased
AT Private sale until tho day of Public Sale
which which will take place at the Ranch OF
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, 1870
An Excursion Train will run from Sacra
mento on the day Of sale.
For further information apply to
DR.. J. $. CAMERON,
Red Bluf. Tehama County, Cal.
j. II. CARROLL,
- Front Street, Sacramento
GEORGE IlAMLIN
All Market ST., san Francisco, Cal.
Or to HENRY NGRskE, on the Ranch,
Nina, May lst, 1870 I'd.
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AUSTRALIA points with pride to n fal en-
tree $50 feet in length, and dares Califor-
mia to go her one better
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Tar basins of the Black and CASPIAN
ssls are to be united. The Russians @
enthusiastic about il.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT LAND SALE /!
A FINE VINEYARD,

Containing 100 900 vines, the youngest OF which
are II years old, capacity iOO,OJO gallons VIII
be included in the sale.
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PREPARED BY
DR. ,. &. AVER a. 60. Lowell, Mass

This standard article is compounded with
the greatest care.
It's effects are as wonderful and satlsac'o'
as over.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its you'n''
color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching and dauu
ruff and the scalp by its use becomes VIII"
and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores the capu
larry glands to their normal vigor, preven"ui
badness and making the hair grow thlcA '''
strong.
AS dressing nothing has been found 50
foctual or desirable.
DR.. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer of MAJ
chusetts, says of it: 4" | consider 1t tho w.
preparation for its intended purposes
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NEW w EED
SEWING MACHINE ES.
THE LAST AND TEIE BEsP.

The WEED Sewing Machine Company have
now at last completed their three STANDARD
Styles OF
WEED SEWING MACHINES.
First-Their New Family Favorite." See.
ond-Ther New, Light and Noiseless Manu-,
facturers' Sewing Machines. Thrd-Their
immensely heavy Manufacturers Favoric.u
The threo together combining the advantage.
of all others up to the present time, being tho
best made and doing the best work-has re.
ceived throughout Europe, the Eastern States
and upon this Coast, the
FIRST AND HIGHEST PREMIUM
at each and every Public Fair since 1867, the
year it was completed) whore any premium at
all has been given or whore its strong points
have been really exhibited.
Eirst ami Highest Premium at
the Great WOrIrs E'air,
All Paris, 1867.
The NEW WEED Sowing Machine is the
Simplest and sIrOngsI,
he Last, and we believe in modern improve
ment we may add the BEST Sewing Machine
made as yet 1t is the Best Family Sewing
Machine.
ADELRERT MEAD ~ 60,
General Agents for this Coast,
No. l52 Now Montgomery Street,
soptl SAN FRANCISCO
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s. VBsCRIBE FOR TIE
." "IElNiTY Journal"
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR YENGTGEE BEOOB.

This compound Of
the vegetable aIley
atiyes, Sarsapari.Ia
Dock S,i,lingia and
Mandrake with tho
odides of Potash
IN and Iron ma es
a mo { eff ct lalcMo
of n series OF com.
plants vi ich are
vprI- ptnvolt nj and
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Reply Of Hon. s. s. Penn.

HoS. T. ". BENSKrT-Sir: Your CON.
munica,ion bearing date January 5,h, 1878.
was delivered IN me on the following day, and
has been duly considered.
In reply will state tina. respectfully de
cline both propositions made in your commu.
nication. My duty to the people OF the Terri.
tory as well as to myself requires that should
not rest the right Of the people 81 this Terri.
tory to representative N the Forty fourth
Congress. and my right to seat 10 that Con.
gress as their Delegate, solrly upon technical
grounds: but also upon the broad ground that
! received a majority Of the votes cast within
this Territory ut the last general election for
that office, as 10 well known tn the people o,
this Territory. and has been often admitted
BY yourself. your friends, and the members 81
the Board ef Canvasscrs who canvassed the
returns Of said election on the 10th dav al
November. 1874.
Respectfully.
s. S. FEM.
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s. S. FEM.

Ak INDIGNANT FExALE.-A woman
living on Fourth street bought q cake
of butter at a Michigan avenue gro
Gerry yesterday, and after taking il
home and discovering that it was MOI
to her taste, returned with it and
threw it at the head Of the clerk. he
lodged, and she picked up the cake
and placed it on the stove and walked
out. At dark last night one could
smell J! roasted butter all nround the
ncighborhood..
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7. W. BENNETT

The ,rne object o. Governor Bcnnetts prop
osi,ons. in his letter above. is So gauze.like in
texture that the mos, sitnplr- minded can at \
glance penetrate II. He IA adverse Ia letting
the matter slip entirely OF; Of the hands Of the
ring; and says plainly Ia Fem: III you will
do so- and so. will take The d-legatcship: ar
agree In d. so.aai so--and likew i.r take IL -
But he was cleverly checkmaied in the stipi.
lating business. rs will b. s.-n BY reading the
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1Arr ELECTION FRAUDS IN IDAHO
BOISE CRY, March 80, 1875.

BOISE CRY, March 30, 1879.
rvarv person in the Territory is well aware
If the fact that the Hon. S. S. Fem was the
candidate Of the democratic party last fall ior
Delegate to Congress. tits equally well known
that Governor T. w. Bennett first announced
himself as an independent candidate tor the
same position while the Republican Ierritoria'
Convention was in session, for the purpose Oh
.oercinp that convention. and that 1t suoss'
nuently indorsed Bennett as its candidste
and that Bennett and Fem were the only can
didates before the people of Idaho for the oe'.
egateship. 1t is also universally known 'na'
Fem received majority of the votes cast al
said election; and that E. J. Curtis, Secretary
Of the Territory. and Joe Pinkham. L. S. Mar
shall. whose duty 1t was to honestly canvass
the election returns from the several counties
in the presence of the Governor and candidate,
in so canvassing, rejected or threw out the
returns from three or four counties on the
ground of informality and declared Bennett
elected; and that Fem served upon Dehhe''
a notice Of contest. to which the latter has an
swered; and that for some time evidence was
being taken in the matter But the drfail'' as
shown by the election returns made BY the
respective clerks Of the county commissioners
Of the several counties to the Secretary OF the
Territory. and the frauds perpetrated by the
Governor and his pals that have been brought
to light BY the evidence, and the illegal and
corrupt action of the board Of canvassers In
declaring Bennett elected, are not so generally
understood. Ipropose to spread before the
public few of the rascally tricks brought out
BY sworn testimony Of which Bennett and bis
gang were guilty.
The returns from all the counties rs made
cut by the county commissioners clerks and
forwarded u the Secretary OF the Territory.
show the vote to have been Al follows:
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TENNESSEE has the misfortune to be mis-
represented in part in Conercss-or rattle,
o'd have during the last session Of that large
asseme'age OF small men-by . venal. cor.
raps AID mstricidal scalawas named David
a. Num-. Him the. Fayetteville Erprsss
"d:,rs' IN this neat little paragraph.
Was there more interruptions knave In thr
Forty third Congress than B-ri.min = M ~.
,es. OF meaner wretch than HAYES. Of Ala.
oamaf Echo answers. "Nunnr'
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.how the vote to have been Al follows:

To which should be added the county Of Lem.
hi, us follows:
Bennett-l34 Fcnn-l02.
In which county the returns in the Secretary's
Office show az follows:
EFF" W. Bennett-1A votes.
SIS Fenn"e"-102 votes.
Fenn's majority, excluding Lemhi county, l37
votes: including Lemhi. as should have been
done, Fenn's majority was los. as shown by
the returns
The returns from Nez Perces county were
thrown out BY the Board Of Territorial Can
vassers ostensibly because the county canvass
was made by board of canvassers as provi.
ded in the general election law, and not by
the board Of county canvassers who. BY an act
passed January, 1869, were given concurrent
jurisdiction with the board of county canvass.
ers provided in the general election law but
really the vote of Neg Perces was rejected be-
cause that county gave 1876 majority for Fem.
II there were one solitary doubt existing as to
the motive that Influenced the Board of Terri.
torial Canvassers in rejecting the returns from
Nez Perces, it would be removed in the pres.
ence of the testimony taken in that county in
the matter Of contest, which shows conclu.
sively that the board of canvassers in said
county acted in good faith, and that the re.
turns Of the last election were canvassed and
made BY board constituted in precisely the
same manner and almost exclusively BY the
same individuals who canvassed the election
returns for Delegate to Congress in the years
1870 aud 1872; and that E. j. Curtis, rs See.
rotary of the Territory, received, and said
Secretary and U. 8. Marshal Pinkham Gun.
sassed the returns Of Nez Pcrces county GO
made without objection; and yet refused to
canvass precisely similar returns Of the last
election. ~
The returns from the county Of Idaho, which
show 1853 votes for Fem and q votes for Ben.
nett, were rejected on the ground that they
were not made out in abstract. on separate
sheet. a. required BY law; but the same Board
ofTerritorial Canvassers received and counted
the returns from Ada county, giving Bennett
lo4 majority, and open to the Same objection.
The county Of Lsmhi was rejected for the
same reason. The testimony Of John Hogan,
clerk Of the board Of county commissioners Of
Lemhl county. shows BY al the returns made
from the several precincts. that the votes in
hat county were cast Cor r. w. Bennett and
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Dor. 1871. .s1 :. sl - 81 ,e.s''s:
:. -, !. 8 s.-ffsntsd said Board = hass G ss'
Won = the person elected Dslesa's = -. -.
100 from III, rsrrisss ~ tAat ed returns
should have III - sssaess. - =. : sid
fa.,l q 8. Board Il sosss - -. 80 =. -.
,. ~.s Illegal - ssslss ~ y 81
49, -. : -o.,llr - 49, - sbss . '.s
o'p, .a ls.s ..r. ee,.sS rstsi;.;. - neea''
. s wers properly 4 srssaf' ssa :, sssns y y
i, Hoard of CanvaS6sss, md ~ .hs es'os !.
s ~. Re.rd was in al respects legal ana
honest, To the end that neither o. "' 'o''' :, !,
mn, to unnecessary trouble. and expense, ~.
that Justice may be done to the boaro - 49, :.
v,s.er. and between you and me. ] submit :"
vour consideration the following psopo'''''''''
EYrst-I will stipulate in writing WIN you
70 submit the returns aforesaid to tue 'o'ke'
IS tho sunreme Court Of this Territory LOT
thar drcs,on. as to the legality Of the returns
;, nd the action of the Board Of Canvassers'
Each of US reserying the right. b, ourselves
or bv our attorneys. to discuss before tue
Court the questions Of law involved. Anu >"
casa s,;a Judges shall decide that all OF said
,..,ur,s should have been counted by the BOARD
Of Canvassers. and such count shows 'na' ~"
received more votes than did. VIII issue -
v,, certificate u election as Delegate 70
Congress. and VIII make no contest Whatever
And in case said Judges decide that some 81
said returns are illegal. and were properly
r--ct.d from the count Of the Board oil ,a"-
v,ss.rs and a count of such as are legal aho
proper to be couated shall show that received
NOR. vote. than you did. YOU shall Withdraw
your notice of contest. and make no iurthef
contest.
S,eoui-In case YOU refuse 10 accept inc
above proposition will agree TO siipuia'e IN
writing with you that the Secretary OF ms
Territory shall forward BY express 10 The
Clerk 81 the House of Representatives "t the
Forty.four,h Congress, the original election
returns. precisely as they were before the
Board of Cansassers, and that said returns
saall be submitted 10 Congress as they We're
submitted 10 the Board Ut Canvass~rs. aud
from said returns Congress shall decide which
Of 10 is entitled ~ the seat as Delegate from
this Territory. each OF us resersing the right
10 discuss b~forc Congress the legal questions
involved ia the case.
am confident tina; tie Board Of Cansasscrs
acted honestly. and legally. and am willing Ia
rest my case upon tia, confidence.
YOU are confident that the action 81 The
Board Of Canvassers was illegal and iraudu-
lent, as charged by you, think YOU should be
willing tn stand by that confidence. and accept
one or the other OF INV propositions. VIII YOU
BE- kind enough 10 favor nc with an early re.
ply 10 this communication. 81 that 10 case Of
your refusal t. aeerp, either oi The above
propositions. | may n an early day answer
your notice OF contest as provided BY law.
Respectfully.
w. BENNETT.
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no c. L.. vAGIN. o. n. CA6WN
4 Honeywell ". J. Nel,rAa. y. Hes1i :
bentaeid. ]. n. Heath. H. Wilson q \. SAVAGE. y
Tshe~sts. s. Richie. J. II. G~rrssh. and al Won
may concern: ron. ana each of .ca, are htTees u
.asea that l. q W Crafts have ecns the fall asnoe'
81 work r~Qusr~d hy the lac 81 Ccngrvss q 1874 !"
amendments Their to. so.~A;:
Two H0nArsA and SIXTY fsseol Dsiis"
worth on the star of the West quarts ledge e'.0,
err claim. 2.one feet s4tnssssi 10 Bsane' -
Boise ecanty. idahe Terr.so~-. snd Yea sff SER
Required 60 ia. to nae ali as~essmen agains .~
the same. ard for ise psbsscaron Of ihss sass. =
ment within asness siA,s from the date hsre@ ~ !.
felt ali of year right title Interest ard Gain N
and uron. sasd tar 81 the wes; quartz CLAIM. w
vsded for by the act above specified.
tnAno CrTS. January -. is.s q. ". CAAs"
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GRAND PAClFlC
HOTEL,
CHICAGO. ILL
CHICAGO, ILL.

Having purchased the entire furniture ss 1890
i-ase Of this magnificent hotel, hass 800,
MT samuel ~. Turner. formerly 81 The caa - -
ncuee md 1ase at the Palmer 6o~st. Sa Sml
M Iylsr D. 0asktll formerly Of N AFses ~ \
noseoo. en ~ interest In The bosineas. wnsss a
conducted under sho name uf JOHN B. DAAA
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Notice.
ITO TOWARD WEnR, W. TowNsfN
IL c. s. Kingsley. O. n. cac~sn. nsnl Nel1S.
lin. A. q. Langden. C. h. Waite. r Edward e0ss -.
Robert x. Reid. Elias Rrowu. and q. y. sAsae1 -
oil whom II may concern: You. and eaeh q 'os -
hereby notified that l. {. q Kiucsiey. have aeE
FULL amount Of work reQusvd by the lac ~ eess''
Of 1871. and amendments shervtc. TO vii;
Pear Hundred asA Eighty ttAsel pe"-.
worth on the General Common quarts letss 49,
cry claim. sstnased IN The silver Mountain 49,.
Boise county. TERRITORY of idaho and you are hsss
required To pay to me eli assessments sgaina -
thr same and for the publication al 'hs -
ussmrnt within ninety go days from the as -
OF. or forfeit all your right title. interest ana s
claim. ~ provided for By the sss above 'psaoca..
JpAao Csrr, Jan. .. ISIS C. kfs0~
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Letter Of Governor Bennett.
BOISE CRY. January 9Th. 1879

Hox. s. s. FExN-Sr: From YOUR notice
Of contest served upon me, and from the public
statements Of your friends, am led to believe
that yoa are Of the opinion that the election
returns OF the sewers: counties Of the Terri.
tory, ~ canvassed On. the 3Oth day Of NOyem.
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1Jfw Adrfrtisfmfnts.
Notice.

ITO NJ. $. PARKER. +. ". kR0Brp
u and @. W. cratic. and all whom II ms, coaor,
You aud earh Of yoa. are h~ree. notified La, [ &
"A trAfts have 1o1s lAe fan amoaAi os sosi ..
q niresi by thu ts~ of Congress @: liza. Sla sne
suenis there O. 60 III:
On~ Hu ndred and Eighty $50 Dollar
worth ou she -amer. All Star q arfx Ledge, t,r
s.t@rn extension c.AaEa. cone sssng 81 six hrnSss
.ssU feet staased III BAnnes District, Bose oues
leabo TERRITORY snd ven are hervbs re- airee d 10
10 me xli ~ sessneuss aaafasi va the sane on
for the pub .acstson 81 shas Advertisement. siaa
ninety go DAYS frstn The date hereof or forfeit q
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