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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of Alfred u. Sam tor. doc,

Estate Of Alfred u. Sa,n ,ers. dece .sed.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER.
~ signed. Administrative and Administrator .,
Tue above named estate. to the editors Ut and all
having claims against said deceased. to ex.
hibt the same. with the necessary vouchers. w,,h,,
ten months from the arst publication OF ,hs notice
20 me undersigned. at the office OF J.nas W. Brown
IN Idaho City. Boise county. Idaho Territory.
MARGARET SAUNDERS
Administrative.
JONAS W. BROWN
,,. r.. Administrator.
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-"Beanti.uI - hatmiug'" "Dh NOW i.,.l,t -
"Eai ar" they worn Ac, Such exr.asus,i.ns
us s."se who see ihe la:se elesat. New 1uro,nue
.roduc.d u. the European aud American lromo
innnrh'hg &" The, al! perfect teens d, Art
10 one sah resist The temptation la .s when see.
hs 'hs ht"nts cans4tsers. Ak, bis. aud ladies
ahb gentlemen oti al empls,meni VII hLd tn the
"'H oithlns ever ofte Ell Ia aahe nouey For fun
r"t.''"'hs' send stamp for confidential q, cular
Adaits' GLEASON CO. .as Washington y,
Bosten. Mass
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Notice to Tx PAYERS.

VINHE lax PAYERS or BOISE IDrNIY WILL
Il tAac noitr- that tue Territorial aud aount,
Ass ar~ no~ due air, Ia. a.i. aud this, the iaa IL.
Relation Ia their collection will Le stret, enforced
aud that The titu. for collecting Ail!.s on ira.,
tue hrs' ia. oi tciuhtr Joan obRhtN.
tsstsrnf aid IL ohsio lax Collector BOISE oouii.
y. r.
Idaho CRY. Aug q. 1873
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Cold IN SPTrzENBERGEN.-No dcscrp-
ton can give an adequate idea Of the
Intense rigor Of the six M nths' winter
OF this part Of the world. Stones crack
with the noise Of thunder; in a crow
ded hut the breath Of the occupants
will fall in snow; wine and spirits
turn to ice, the snow burns like caustic;
If iron touches the skin it brings the
flesh away with it; the soles Of your
stockings may be burnt off your fee,
before you feel the slightest warmth
from the fire; linen taken ont Of boil.
ing water Instant J stitlcns to the con.
s'stency of wooden board, and heated
stones will not prevent the sheets Of
the bed from freezing. If these are
the effects ofthe climate within an air
tight, fire warmed crowded hut, what
must they be among the dark, storm
iashed mountain peaks outside?
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy keiie fos 10 ny sIen from ...c
effects ." Irr"ts aud aoases IN cary life. Manhood
este al. Itui dsin.n,s 10 n4artlAs. removed New
issSiaod "i irrains"at. iss aud remarkable rem /
l9's Books and ireuiass seni tree. III aied .u
seioles. Address. HOWARD A>~,s lA.IoN 4la
\ N.iih ~. Fh!ladsl h4a. la -an Institution Ia.
ins heh REPUTATION ior aouosan!c conduct and
protess.nssa. sA4l.
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GIVE "a boy market-basket Of gro
Ger cs to carry home and he will swing
it across his spine, bend half way to
the ground and groan with agony,
but give him that weight OF base ball
bats and he will skip along as merry
AS a potato bug III ten-acrc lot.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-31

TnE editor OF the Taunton Gazette
has been eating en- for he says: The
comcly cucumber coneth, conveying
countless cases Of cholera and col &
,ausing cheerful comments on the part
OF c"npontder VI curious but con.-
oting cardal>
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SEcrARIASIsM in our colleges is dis
cussed BY the Troy Times. 1t says
"There are about 800 colleges and uni
versities in this country. Nearly al
are under the auspices Of religious de
nominations. We have no objections
to theological schools. Let every see
have one at every four corners if il
wishes, but the baleful effects of demon
national rule over secular institutions
Of learning should be swept away
1t is bondage which works evil, anc
that continuously. Now it is a noto
riou> fact that the majority Of thcs,
institutions are moderately attended
poorly endowed, provided with INSULT
Gent libraries, apparatus, and other
means ofInstructlon, pay the professors
meager salaries, and are as persistent
y crying for aid as Arabs around 4
well-lrcssrd traveller. Instead Of lcin.
strong, independent institutions, able
to employ the best instructors: buy
every nccdful for giving the student the
b -oaicst and most thorough culture.
and keep abreast Of the age, the swarm
of sectarian colleges are doomed to al
ignuninlons and 'vul gar scuille for
bread"
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HE loss by the destruction Of crops
trough the recent foods and rains
'roughout the country will amoun
about the same as the loss by til,
'aicago fire; in round numbers, tw,
.undred millions Of dollars.
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WHAr Soxr PEOPLE EAr.-Among

/ What Some PEOPLE EAr.-Among
the Esquimaux roasted mice arc con
sidered delectable, while the walrus,
the porpoise and the whale are among
the necessaries of life.
In some Of the West India Islands,
and in Brazil, fried rats are considered
superior to frogs, and among the Chi
nese rat soup is only equalled by a
soup Of caterpillars boiled in thin
gravy with onions.
In various parts of South America
tho ant-eater and armadillo, the latter
roasted in it's shell, are constantly eat
en-, and are said to resemble roast pig.
In Africa and India the flesh Of the
elephant is generally eaten, and the
paws considered an Apician luxury.
In Abyssinia the descendants Of
Rasselas dote on ahippopotamus or rhi-
noceros steak.
The nomad tribes of Northern Asia
and aborigines Of America are famous
for their horse flesh feasts; horse
steaks have long been authorized and
publicly sold in Copenhagen, and one
Of the latest gastronomic innovations
in France and Germany is the use Of
horse flesh.
The Pcrsians and tartars hold tie
flesh of the common and wild ASS III
high esteem, and wherever the camel
and giraffe are found, they are frequent
" eaten, the tongue OF the former and
the marrow Of the latter being consid
cred dclicacics.
The archaeological taste of the hu
man race is more appropriately and
generally dtliuscd than is the cas-,
with tie mammals, and with the cx
ccpt;on Of i few such birds as til,
crow and the bnzzard, both Of which
are sometimes eaten, all the ica'hcred
tribes seem 70 have been employed az
food, when necessity or luxury has dc
their death. The only rcall,
curious fact connected with bird food |
is that which exists among the CHI. |
n,sr where the nests Of species 81
swallow, formed Of IA mncila-inons
substance il considered a luxury. the
constituent qualities Of which have
never been asccrtained by analysis.
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= oil who are suffering from errors and ind,-
,'e""ns "i YOUTH n.rs"n~ weakness. earl, decay
los OF manhood. &c. | will send a rerine IN :,
VIII cure Yum. FkLE OF CHANGE. Thu. prca,
remed! was discovered by . missionary in south
america Send a sel!.adde essed enyelope Ia III.
NV. gos.rH I. isAAS. Station D. B,bie Iious..
Nen Fork c,f,.
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felt in every mining camp on the
Coast. Virginia City and Gold Hill
will suffer the most. The meager re-
ports received last evening reveal nei-
ther the causes, nor the amount Of the
failure. No further news has come to
hand today, as the Atlantic 4 Pacific
telegraph lines are demoralized west
of Winnemucca. Losses in stock OPP
erations and other speculative invest
ments are probably the leading causes
Of the smash up. While, as q public
calamity, it may be expected to injure
this camp to some extent, yet we DO
not think it will seriously affect min
ing operations here, nor cause any
failures among our business men.
Mining stocks, for the present, howev-
er. are knocked into a cooked hat"
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BANK OF CAIIFoRNIA.-The news 70
celved here Saturday Of the failure 81
the Bank Of California, at San Fran
cisco, created considerable excitemen,
in business circles, and for several
hours after its reception squads OF
men were noticed on the street cor.
ners talking over the affair and it's
probable canse. So far as we have.
been enabled to learn no one in this
county has lost anything by this un-
expected suspension, although it wi
undoubtedly indirectly affect business.
AFFAIRS to greater or less exten,
several citizens had been heavy depo>
'tors in this Bank, bnt fortunately Il
sllem they Withdrew their funds sho
time ago. The Owyhee Aralanche, !
speaking Of this calamity, says:
The failure Of the Bank Of Calf,
MIA, announced in our Geographic CO
umns to-day, has taken everybody / |
surprise, and is creating the wilde
excitement in financial circles eve,
where on the Pacific Coast. It v.
considered one Of the. safest banki,
institutions in the. United States. T!
effects IT the failure will be severe,
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1
I. Crosslcy suggests as the origin
Of the word humbug the Irish uim- bug
pronounced "um-bug." literally "sof,
copper" Or worthless money" James
II. issued from the Dublin mint a
mixture Of lead, coppr and brass So
worthless thata sovereign was inlrin
scaIIy worth Gully two pence, and
might have been bought after the rev.
olut'on for . half penny. Sterling and
nmbug were therefore expressions d
real and fictitious worth-mcrit and
lnmbng. Churchill uses the word il
1850. Crossley's suggestion is yer,
Ingenious, but probably the mystery
les under the surface. To "hun" used
signify to applaud. to express admi
alton; hence to aattcr, cajole for all
nd. The noun signiied sugarcd
words, worthless rumors. In reports
I state trials we find expressions,
Gentlemen, this humming depression,
/ applause) is not at all bcconin.
'e gravity Of the court.
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Notice Of u1ssOluuou.

n OIiCE l. HEREBY GnEN THAT TnE
~ partnership heretofore eA!rtlns between the
".s@sfsa2Ied ia the EaicLrfing basiuees III Boiss
county ~ tI.s day dissolved l.. mutual e..nseat.
James hci'esui Aaslrs pars based The interest u.
s"htph r.. Rowe hath r q! lie undersigned arc
authorize Ia settle Tie business II tle nfiu Il No.
Ie.4is Rive. JANE, McUEtIiT.
Ausnst -, ls.5~s3 JOSEPH T.. ROWE.
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N -" ~
NEW FRESH AND DESIRABLE CO.,
wu,rr comprising. in part WHY
LAcEs AND EMBRo1DERlrss4 salS ssou,
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS
RIBBONS AND MI1I1rrn
KID GLOVES sIRY,
HATS Of ALL KINDS
so''ery and Gents furni.h,,
PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS
, FANCY GOODS pEkFUAERlEs
The Irish and Star Soaps.
i-a"'e' and Children shoe.
DRESS GOODS. DEPARTMENT co,,,
CARPETS AND MATT SG 'AfltIl
cRocKERY AND GLASS y,,,
All Kind" Of Fancy Groceri..
CANNED GOODS AND plrKr1s
FlSH-hAcKEREI, GOLDFISH .ynu,
FISH EROS WAGONS. AS'
FoUk.spEING WAGONS
THE CHAMPION REAPER AND MOVE,
sULKlE RAKEs.
Wagon Timber Ready Mad.
Part" Of Wagon
AXLEs AND sPOKEs. WAGON COVERS ANN.
CONCORD HARNESS. COMPLETE
when ] say that sell goods cbeansr a..
other house in the Basin. nnde,s,a,a ,, 'hM III
do 80 for the Reason iha, 7 d. az
ireish'ing. and have large train Of r.. ~, h
constant avel between Idaho and Kelion gyms
We sell Gods or CASH only.
1s-call. examine and price the articles j.,
enumerated. and sa'isf, Yourself ] p ~. nv"
Aug >. 1875 II NJ
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Sheriffs S ale.

OACll III - 04Ss
DY WRIT 4 OF An EAEClllos
i } issued on, Of the District Court n ana ~ -.
Second judicial District for Boise COMFY w.
inigmcn, rendered in said tour' IN favor 9 t'
III, In the rase wherein &. ". Crafts was fa@ VAN
Sing Sing Har Company were deeh,a !! !, ~ A.
sum OF One housand and So ,-slx ana ',-m, W.,
lars. with interest thereon d" rateo Tpus y,
per ann m from July -, 10. ana c,as s :. ~
taxed nj the sum oi SIS 81. duly ties ca 'nt ei M
Of July A D. 49,. have levied upon a - r,s
taken in execution the following desel'ueu nadn
cr,.. to.wi, A,ha, certain placer mining n.~s
Sing sing bar at the west side OF u''hes ~ vhos
Boise county. Idaho Territory, comprising W. wv n,
II Sing Sing Bar beng about two miles III y. ,,,,
ton. ioce, her with two ter bitches ana ;a al
right belonging thereto. said d,'enes uas ,suu.
about one mile LING. and carr,ing'she xalsst Il.
creek to said Sing Sing Bar. and one hr ,ss
head Of said bitches Public notice IS ne'e''
that on the
2Sth Day Of August, A. D. i0's cUpn
At - O'Clock NJ. viii sell in iront :. .',n 10 The
House door In Idaho City. at pnhiic auS nropsr
highest bidder for cash. the above aese' W. ,,ss
ty, to satisfy said execution aud All a Nv sheriff
sAML STEWART SIS'''
IDAHO CRY. July 27-wA
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Notice. III
TO G. CONSTOCk AM .etis

Il whom Il may concern. iou ~ 70 the anouD,
ed that /. J. 1onken, have done ~ = ~
Of saoo, on each claim for the years ears. q
1875. on tho william Tell lode or ieoss Mining pr
the Eagle Of the Light Gnlch. Atlan the amour
trict. Aituras county. l. T.. and nv herens p
expended on the william Tell TOT -, n,ty (s on
ties interested shall be paid WIN. ;,s or lode W
from date, their interest In said . ,.w
BE- forfeited to me BY operation Of ''J ). roska
ROCKY Ban. July l6. 1870.
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THE CIVIL WAR AND SEcTIoSA1IsM.-
After all, it would seem rs if the late
civil war had helped to obliternte see
tional lines more eff'ectunlly than any
thing else could; and no more striking
| evidence Of this can be found than in
the generous and almost atfectiOnate in
tercst which every portion of the Union
hns manifested in the revival of ancient
patriotic recollections in other localities.
One of tho pleasantest features of the
Concord and Lexington centennial.
lately celebrated, was the generous little
speech of Gen. Bartlett, who, speaking
for tho South, recalled some of the me-
mories of the past with manly courage
and friendship, and once more awakened
enthusiasm by dwelling on the fnct that
our proudest history is national and our
highest glorics are common property.
The quick response to these sentiments
which came up from the whole people
showed how near to the heart of every
true American lies the patriotism to
which the speaker appealed. Tho cele-
bration ut Charlotte was not for County,
or even State, but for the nation; and
we are glad to know that the citizens of
the old North State and their neighbors
so regard it, Before the final act which
we annually celebrate rs the declaration
of independence, the colonists through
out the then sparsely-settled country
lighted their scattered watch-fires. Later
they were massed in one host. Hero
and there. from April, 1876, to distant
day, our people will commemorate these
initial steps in the great revolution.
Now it is Concord, Lexington, Mecklen-
burg or Westmoreland. Next year it will
be PHILADELPHIA, where the whole prouD
of colonies were represented in 1776,
and where the whole nation will be rep
resented in 1875. And it was a happy
chance that gave the Centennial Com
mission nm opportunity to send to Char
lotte q fraternal message during this
latest celebration. The old North State
has the hearty cheer Of the whole country
in its revival Of old-time glories; and we
are sure that when the Union shall, by
md by, honor tho national centennial,
North Carolina will have honorable place
In the fellowship Of the States.
| GMe,o York Times (Rep.)
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-27

DEATH OF Hon. JESSE D. BRIGHT. The
death of this honored son of Indiana,
removes another of the strong men who
controlled the destinies of this country
in the political contests which preceded
resort to arms in 1861, and it would
have been well if his counsels had pre-
vailed. Mr. Bright was born in central
New York, in 1872, and there studied
law. Soon after removing to Indiana,
he became deeply interested in politics,
and almost from the outset of his public
career, WAS public leader. He was
successively Circuit Judge. State Sena-
tor, United States Marshal, Lieutenant
Governor and United States Senator.
His service in the Federal Senate began
in 1845, and continued unbroken down
to his expulsion in 1862.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-27
Sale-for Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
SEfBELS s. EZELL. ASIcf,rs.

DURSUANT to authority on me con-
Il ferred by John L. Neagle, in and by
his deed of mortgage, dated the 14th day
of July, A. D. 1873, conveying TO me US
trusteethe property hereinafter described
for the purposes in said deed expressed,
| will sell, ut public sale, in front Of the
Court House in Columbia, s. c., on
MONDAY, the 7th day of June, 1875.
All and singular the BRIDGE of the
Columbia Bridge Company, situated and
being upon and across the Congaree
River, opposite to the city Of Columbia,
with its piers, abutments and all other
property, real or personal, belonging or
incident thereto, together with all and
sigular the franchises. rights and privi-
leges of the said the Columbia Bridge
Company incident and appertaining to
the said bridge; and also four hundred
and ninety-four shares of the Capital
Stock of the said Columbia Bridge Com
pany. L. d. CHILDS, Trustee.
May 80 III sT
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The steady and rapid increase of crime
in the city and County Of New York is
assigned as the reason for appointing q
Legislative committee to sit during recess
md investigate the causes, with view to
ascertaining whether the laws or the
courts are to blame. One provision of
the resolution constituting this commit
tee is peculiar, namely, that the State
shall 81 IL be ut no expense for the support Of
to depend on their per diem, the snme as
though they were in Legislative session Mt
Albany. The smaller courts of the me-
tropolis, and some Of the higher ones,
view the movement with anything but
favoring eyes.
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Even the New York Herald severely re-
hnkcs Tie recent alleged action of the
Papal Cabinet in demanding the rcstorn-
ton of Roman Catholic Unity in Spain.
Such Il demand means nothing more
than that every other religion shall be
excluded from Spain, and that the days
of Philip II be restored. King Alfonso
is said to have declined to accedc to the
demand of the Papal Nuncio, and, in
that case, the Pope cannot count him in
with his strictly obedient children. The
pnpai Cabinet certainly should learn a
little wisdom from the past and be con-
tent to toxic its chances with other faiths.
But there is every probability that the
reported demand Of the Pope or the
Spanish Government is telegraphie
humbug, for Alfonso has been restoring
Catholic unity ever since he got back to
Madrid. The old Isabella textbooks have
been restored to the schools, and the
English Protestants have had several
difficulties growing out of the closing ot
their churches by The Government
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The troubles on the Mexican border
have about reached their climax. The
question now has resolved itself into one
of the preservation of the peace. The
United States Government, with due re-
gard for its dignity and desire to pre-
serve it's honor, cannot longer permit the
present state of nffnirs to exist on the
border. Not only is Texas every day in
vaded, its towns rnpined and its citizens
outraged, but Mexico is an equal suf-
ferer. The bnndits belong to neither
side of the Rio Grande. They are as
active on one side as on the other, and
they steal from Mexicans with rs much
nvidity rs from Texans. There is only
one remedy that We know of. md it is
time that it was applied. The United
States Government has dilly-tlnllied too
long with this matter. Mexico is willing
but she is weak. The stronger power OF
the Federal Government must be in
vokcd. Cortina must be crushed md
the daring robbers of our own nation
curbcd.
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Sales.
Se,ciny Machines, Furniture, dc.

'etchJ IndchtneS, furniture, dc.
BY II. & s. BEARD, Auctioneers.
THIS CThursday) MORNING, 9th inst,
mt 10 o'clock, in front of our auction
store we will SELL
"a SEWING MACHINES, of different
manufacturers. These machines can be
bought at very low figures, as they will
be sold without reserve
ALSO,
l Feather Bed, Mattresses, set Bedroom
FURNITURE, and variety Of other useful
articles. May 27
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Mr.. Wiley Williams, the young man
who was so sadly injured at Charlotte on
Thursday Inst, was in twenty-four bat
ties during the late war and escaped
unhurt to be 80 terribly wounded, at
Inst, in civil celebration.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-27

JOSH BILLINas.-f man is natral
nowadays, he is charged at once with
trying to be excentrick or silly.
Menny man has reached the summit
of fnme, and then lookt down upon the
humble valley he cum from and longed
to he back there agin.
Thare is CRATE deal Of modesty that
is nothing else but fear.
The days Of chivalry are not over; they
will Inst es long as whiskcy duz.
never have known ov an impudent
man yet to be possessed of downright
good sense.
1t is the little things that enable us to
Judge Ov mans character; he don't try
to hide them, and couldn't if he would.
l have never seen but IL few who knew
how to cry good, and even less who
knew how to lafi well.
think The majority ov people have q
better public than private character.
Murray to prove it.
Pashuncc is like castor ile-it is one
thing to prescribe 1t, and it is another
thing to take it.
There is more real happiness in reiuc-
ing our wants than in gratifying them.
No man ever tniled of success who
could do thing better than another
could, and kept doing it.
Iu kant make friend Of servant
friendship and servitndc won't mix, only
In the same way rs lie and alcohol luz.
Difference is the most cunning compli-
mcnt yn kan pay to IL worthy man, and
the most waateful one that yu can pay to
IL bully.
There is one kusscl smart thing about
ghosts they never show themselves only
by candlc-light, and then only to one
person Mt time.
1t is n well-known fact to outsiders,
hut parents won't believe it, that preco-
cious children never amount to ANYTHING
else.
If lad II boy, should much rather
be unable to decide, up to ten years old,
whether he was going to be fool or not,
than whether he was going to be Homer
or Napoleon.
If man wants to find out the utter
weakness Of money, let him try to hire q
double tooth to stop aking.