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EPoCHs OF ANCIENT HIsToRY.-Scribner, Arm
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The volume before us is the initial one of the Sc
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BIBLE COMMENTARY. Vol. vi. Ezekiel, Daniel
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RAYS FROM THE Sun OF RIGHTEOUSNESS BY Rev
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Written in the clear, familiar style so attractive to
children and containing truths that will enlighten
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Hampden Sidney Centennial -Correspon;
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The CHRISTIAN LIFE. Vol. 1st-Its Course, its
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A MEMORIAL ADDRESS on the life and character
of Hon. Archibald Dixon, delivered in the Presby.
terrain church of Henderson, KY, by Rev. ID. U.
Davies, April 25th, 1876.
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The RECORD OF THE YEAR for June, published by
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MINISTRY OF THE Word. By Rev. Dr.. W. NJ Tay.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-12-05
BY the GovERNoR
TERRITORY OF IDAHO.
A Thanksgiving Proclamation /!

In compliance with custom made ven
erable by long observance the President
has set apart the
Thirtieth Day of November inst.
as day of THANKSGIVING TO ALMIGHTY
GOD for the blessings that have crowned
the now closing year.
The watchfulness Of an Omniscient Eye
and the guidance of Divine Hand have
been manifest through all the domains of
nature. The order and harmony of the
universe; the succession Of the seasons
spring time, with its garniture of flowers
summer with its seed time; autumn with
its fruits: these attest the wisdom, power,
and loving care of the Father Of all.
It is, therefore, recommended that the
good people Of Idaho, remitting their ac-
customed employment, do consecrate the
day to a grateful recognition of the Divine
goodness. Let offences be forgiven and
the veil of charity drawn over the errors
and injuries of the past Let families as
semble, and neighbors greet each other
with gifts, not forgetting the stranger nor
withholding from the children of want and
sorrow on whom the Christening hand has
been laid.
Let all who are so minded assemble in
their houses Of worship and in their man
ner sing praises and give thanks. Give
thanks for the life that is and the life that
is to be. Give thanks for our national
preservation and unity, and for the hope
of that perfect brotherhood which is the
offspring of perfected liberty. Give thanks
for constitution that permits no man to
lay burdens upon the conscience of his
fellow; that secures free suffrage, free
speech, free schools and free press. And
while the incense of grateful thanks for
past mercies ascends from pure hearts and
affairs, let fervent prayer be
made that Heavens blessings may rest up
on our favored land, and that tomorrow
may be even as this day, but still more
abundant.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my name and caused the seal
SEAL of Idaho Territory to be affixed,
06Nattested by the Secretary.
Done at Boise City this second day of
A. d. 1876.
NJ BRAYMAN, Governor.
Attest:
E. ]. CURTIS, Secretary.
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AN Irishman being little fuddled
was asked what was his religious belief.
as it me belafe ye'd be asking aboutp
said he. "It's the same as the wildly
Brady. I owe her twelve shilllngs
for whisky, and she behaves I'll niver
pay her; and faith that's my belafe
too"
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"MR. ToMPKINs," said young lady
who had been showing off her wit at
the expense of a dangler, "you remind
me of barometer that is filled with
nothing in the upper story" "Divine
julia" meekly replied her adorer, 'in
thanking you for that compliment let
me remind you that you occupy my
upper story"
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MAID AND AS A BooTBLACK.- What do
you think of Russian Princess,
genuine article, with her name, coat
| of arms, etc, stamped even on her
stockings, serving in the capacity of
chambermaid at gentleman's house,
bringing up a fellow's-this fellows
early cup of coffee, and gracefully
shufaing down stairs with his boots?
How would that fit into your pipe for
a quiet smoke? will tell you tale,
stranger than fiction. In the first
place | must give incredulity gentle
tap on the head as hint to be quiet,
by promising that Russian Princesses
in their native land are as thick as
leaves in Valombrosa. This particu-
lar Princess, who had cut some caper
or other, resulting in policeman's or
der for her to move on, came to this
country She here fell III love with a
thoroughbred scalawag and married
him. He was an expeditions young
man, and he went through her money
and diamonds like beans through a
tin horn. AS the diamonds melted
away they came down in life by go
ing up to the neighborhood of the at
tic. At last, one morning after break
fast, out of the melting of the last ear
ring, the young man arose, embraced
his wife, shed one tear ON her throb-
bing bosom, and bolted. He went off
with another name and took to keep
ing school at $40 a month. The Prin-
cess took an engagement as chamber
maid in a private family at 81 week,
and no half benefit. Eighteen months
rolled around, at the end of which
time she treed her man-the vagrant
husband. She went into court and
demanded share of the pedagogue's
salary. The scalawag pulled out a
decree of divorce, obtained somewhere
in the West. But the employer of the
Princess was a prominent lawyer,
and, badgered by his servant, took. up
her cause. The decree was right, but
had one fatal defect. Such docu-
ment is taken in evidence in the New
York courts, provided it has the sig
nature of the clerk of the court, seal,
ETC., also that of the judge, with the
additional requirement that the judge
must certify that it is the clerk ia
question, and the clerk must swear to
the judge, which is funny, and, with
all due respect to the courts, | should
say highly preposterous. In this doc
ument the clerk had failed to certify
to the identity of the court, and the
Justice here threw out the evidence
and assigned to Nine. Princess $l2
a week out of her husbands earnings.
Now see the effect of sudden prosperi-
tv. From that moment the Princess
has refused to make bed or flourish
u duster, and as long as school keeps
will not touch his boots with pair Of
tongs.--.Louasudle Courier-Journal.
"MR. ToMPKINs," said young lady
who had heen showing off her wit at
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To all who are suffering from the errors
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NOTICE.
E. j. CURTIS, Secretary.

ITO G. WARREN, D. M. HARRIS, J..
i Philips: You are each of you hereby
notified that we have expended in money
and labor for you, G. Warren, the sum OF
tifty-three dollars; for you, ID. M. Harris,
the sum of ten dollars; for you, j. Philips,
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Territory; and unless you pay to us the
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ninety days, your interest in said mine
will be forfeited to us by due process of
law. ard will become our property.
JAMES DAVIS,
j. N. PEDLER
Atlanta, /. T., Oct. 27th, 1876 3m
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Notice.
ALL WARRANTS ON CURRENT
IA Expense Fund and registered in 1875
will be paid on presentation.
JOHN BRODBEcK,
Treasurer.
Idaho City, Nov, IA, 1876.
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PRESENCE Of mind is great thing.
A man whose wife was attacked by a
cross dog promptly crawled under the
steps and did not get hurt at all.
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Notice.
N0ClCes
TNo LUCIUs Owens AND CHARLES Owens

ITO LUcIUs Owens AND CHARLES OWENS:
You will take notice that the undersigned,
owners IN common with you in the second exten-
sion west of the Tahoma quartz LEDGE In the Mid
die Boise mining district, Alturas county, Idaho
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less within ninety days from the date OF this notice
Won nav the same each of your said interests in said
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and your claim and title to the same extinguished
HENRY CASEY,
WILLIAM DoLAN,
Oct. II, 1876 JAMES DAVIS.
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In compliance with custom made ven
erable by long observance the President
has set apart the
, 1876-04-04
GngianD.

G~pnbon, 9. Mpril. Ser nObler=
Ter" iaet beute, BOB III politilan &rel=
fen beridtet :pirb, bab bic &eslernng
moreen ben Gaiier=Sitel fallen lcl=
len, aber i'm l1ebriscn an Der foniellben
Sitclbia feltbalten Miro. Der @inpelt=
ider Der 2iberalen bat Die palrs aufse-
forbert, am Montuse niAt gu feblen, UNI
ben Mntrag Deg Grafcn b. SbuftesbnrD
su unteritibcu. cine Morslie al Die &os
nisin gu ri9ten,in wel9er oislcl5e erln4t
wirb, Den &oiisrtitel nidt a%nsnnsbmen'
0ie Yarlamemtsmitslicber 8. Sri
dollon Sobsion mno Jreoerid Malpole
5ino beute gcitorben.
Ser Nirifa= Grforlder 2leutenont Ga=
meron fom beute nit Dem 9ampIer
v@onso" in 9iperpppl an. ct wuroe
BON elmer sroben Menl9enmen9e em=
pfangcn.
, 1876-04-04
5nllahilus Neue)hsn.

@pringfie1b, MaI., 3. NpriI
Sales @epiert, in ,pel6em mebrere sro-
@el0dfte ibrc 8erfnuf5lpfale batten
muroe bur6Beuer 5er ltort. Serluit $25,=
900.
Sprin9fielb, 2. Npril. Gin
Sotel uno 2 Mobnbduler brannten &C.
fern 4beno in @nutb 9aolep CD. Ser.
luit $4,000.
NDfou,3 3. 9pril. Sic Gommer-
mobnun9 bes g. %. @a0oupe Doh bier
bel YbiQipspoint, wuroe seitern Serlt6rt
8eylul It $4,000.
Slaat Sanscorh's &itenfabrif in
GbarIestpmn-Nef wnroe 9eitern Ibcnt
our6 9eltern @bsnO our9 Seuer Serit0rt
8ier Mdnner wurben 9efabyli9 per-
brannt, mebrerc @noere leiAt ucrlest.
nag 3. @pril. Sn ben
Re,p. Yorter oGlub-SouIe", Gde Der %.
5trabe uno 5. Npcnue, bro@ 9e|tern
6euer aus. Ger obere She'll muroe SER
fort uno Der untsre bei9doiSt. @ertult
$4,000.
@ilfesborre, 4enni., 5. Npril,
Bridget O'Opnnea wuroe seitern Mor-
gen teot ouf einem Geloe Dor Der Staol
sefunoen. Cine untcrluAuns Der 2ei9f
srsab, 0oB Oas Srauen5immer sel6an-
BET nno Damn e~ruiiryt woroen mar. 9is
iskt bat man feline Spur bon Dem Sid
ter; Elm 2anbltreider, Der in Der @eOeuo
seisben woroen III, itebt ieoo9 i'm Ser
oa1te.
Nem=O r1eons, 3. Mprii. Sn
einsm @etraiOeipei9er brad O~er9lufsu9s
@pporot, unb 5lueiDcanner, Namers Ga
meron unO Sapcs, wuroen t6otli9 per+
lebt.
, 1876-04-04
Guropai(he nabridteu.

Berlin. DaS 5%Oiabriss Doctoriu,
6ilaum oss Profslior Dooe aul 4. Mara
wirS gu folssnoer Teier 8eranlaGun9
9cben: Nab oifcieler @ratulation
ipiro gu @bren oss Subilars int @ns,
liidem Sauie elm 9%lan;eubss Diner pet.
a%nltaltet, on meldem Die Mtitstieber Der
Nfaoemis Der Wifenidaftsn, Der pbilos
lopbiiden Tacultat Der uniueritat, baS
9ebrercoQesium Der &riessafaSsmie uno
}oniti9s berporrasenbe @ertretsr Der
&hnltc uno Wiienidaften tbsilnsbmen
msroen. Vom Seiten oer Nesierung
otrfte cine b~eionbsre susseidnuns beS
bsribmten @elebrten 3u erwartsn letn.
Die &e9elbabu, iuie Die befannts gum
Neutrality-suspicious. fibrenos bOble
9alie I'M Staotseri@t am Wtolfenmarft,
onrb tpsl9e Der aaseflaste fommen
muB, genannt miro, bietet ebenl 10 mie Der
plas por sem 9auie sesenwartis ab>
lonSerltd noble Grlheinunsen bar.
Sat tdslld paraoiren namlid msbrsrs
@ummlsG qulpasen nit barenbepelsteu
Sutl9ern auf benz ominolen Ylaee.
gle seboren @riinoern, bic leiner3eit Die
Mctionare nader 9eldoren babsn nnb
nun oebbalb 0e6enlhaft ablegen louen.
elegant bipft @iner Der Serreu uad
Dem Anosrn beraus, 9efol9t uon eiHcm
%9alouuirten Diensr, Der nit ldmmtlihea
Sh4era Der ooppelten italieniiAen, Dem
Staatsanwalt aber iebr vipanii1" Dor.
tommentea 8u9iibruns Der @runouns
belaltet 1T. Da orinnen auf ben lbmaz
len 8anten Der nSe9elbabn" fest lid
Der erlnloete Dieuer init Den IAperen
Sidern bin, wdbreno Ger Serr Die
uboble @alis" NIT ~unrubisen S3rittcn
SurAmiBt, babel einen in oieIeu Nau.
men islten 9eipiirten, Die innere 4nalt
ubertdubenoen Yat9ouligerud um lid)
perbreitene. Der Ntuutius oes llnters
Iudua9sridterS aber befiuhet lid) audi
in isbr %sebobener Stimmuns, neil e.
nit 10 leInen, tpeun audi utdt fiSelen
Ganotoaten gu tbun bat unb ruff audi
init ~beloussrs martirter Stimme auf /:
9err ganqaier g., Ssrr Sauratb s.,
9err Obsrresisruassratb a. .. T.,
Ssrr Neutier Us. &C. &C. 3uua1f wirb
Der 0ffeatlids ProceB sessn 9einrid
Nuiforp uuo ysnOien oerbanOslt tuers
Den, in weldem Sale Staatsaumalt
Se6enoOrt aruimlidsn Inseosnteus, Die
Aaflase, unO @sdtsunipalt Mundsl,
bura oieielbe 4ffatre bstaunt, bic Ser.
thsIbAuna iibyra mirb.
, 1876-04-04
Jranfreth.

8er1oiIlcs, 2. Wpril. Sie Sepus
tirtentommcr annulirte ssliern bie9Babl
bss Sersoss De Settle, Sonapartllten,
aus BEN 9eportemen. Gote bu 9ioro
uno bes 2eSiiimiiten De @aroenos aus
benz Sspartement 2anbes.
Yaris. 3. Glpril. Cine @eneraluer-
iammluns Der Sii6Ofe fano ssltern bier
itott unO erlicB eiusn na6orldli4enYrp
teit seScn Die beabidti9te @cnoernn9
Deg BON Ger lebtcn MISUNDERSTANDING
pallirtcn unipsrli.ats. @elsyes. Sefanni
lid 9ebt Der Iprldla9 oabin, ben tatbo
liidsn unioeritaten, welae nidt nit
Dem Staate in Ssrbinouny iebcn, oas
&edt ber@ussabc pon9 ottor-0 iplomen
Su entiisben, weldes ibnen bon Der Iebe
ten National>@ eIessebuns sepdbrt nor
ben NOR.
Ser nMeliaser De Yaris" iast: nGn9
LAMB bat lcin geites setbar, nm Die sros
BE Tinans=M abnabme gu per5 osern, mel'
de Gsppten bcfdbist BADEN piiroe, lelne
seitern in 2onoon fdllise S6ulo gu sub
len. Ser &bebiue bat oemSufolse spel
Sepel9en obsel9idt, pouon Die cine
Die britilds &eSieruns Gntorilirt, Serrn
@oucs Seri6t gu perDHentllAen. uno Die
anoere an Die Sreunoi6aft Der fronSo.
1ii6en &s9ierups appcQirt, ourb oirtt'
te Snterpentipn ben Yrutcit Der MOten
bes &bebiue in 2onbon Su p%erblnSern.
Oils Der Ser5os De Cages, Der MiniIter
ocs ausmdrti9en, om Greita9e bic Sepe
Idle erbielt, belief er iofort cinen Gabi.
nstsrotb, uno furs barouf fano cine Ser
iammluns Der beruorrasenoicn Barrier
Bantiers ltatt, in pelder bel1luNen
uuroe, Dem &beoiue 5u 9iilfe su fom-
men. 9os erioroerli9e @elo sin9 un9t=
iGumt nod 2onbon ab."
Sic frans. &esieruns bat Sufieis
@irtular wioerrrien, pel6es ben Yrdiet
ten arbitrdre @epult Derleibt, Den Sci
tunseu Die Gonjeilion gu entSieben.
, 1876-04-04
Saba.

Sepana,.2. april. Sn einem Del
Geri6tsbOfe fano seltern cine DiBi9e@pr
troperle ltatt i'm Yetreif zines Nnlpru.
deg an ben Marquis BON Nrgaoin. I'll:
oieier has @eri6ts5immer perlieb, i0luq
er lsinen @e9ner Senur Sonde6 Sana-
qua. 2cbtere 5o9 eiuen &epoluer uni
lbob ben Warquis, pel9cr bute Mtor'
gen on Der Wunoe lturb. Sic Setrehen-
Den lino lebr reid uuo itanben in GROCER
M1tung.
, 1876-04-04
Tirfet.

2onbon, 8. Mpril. Sic tirfil6t
&e9ieruns bat bic 3ablung Der 9pril 8
Coupons auf Die '69er uno '73er Giien=
babnunleibe biz gum Suli perlhohcn
neil lie feline Mn!eibe uuter Den iebiger
unginitisen SeOingungen MAIDEN mag
Sic gerlu9e, Die Serscso'uina 81 po=
eifSircn, linb ais febleel@lascn a%n5ule,
hen.
, 1876-04-04
Spanien.

Mabrib, 8. gpril. Ser Sildoi
bon llrsel ltsht i'm 8esriffe, mad &Om
abaureiien, I'M bic &elisaation auf iei'
men SIT einsureiden.
Ser lpaniide Marineminiiter @omi=
raj Surau bat ab9eoantt, nno SenOr
Mntesuera lit on feline Stelle 9etreten.