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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Frazer, Bishop Il Co. will furnish
the merchants of Martinsbnrg and
vicinity all kinds Of goods in their
line as low as they can be put in their
stores from any city. Keep your
money at home. Call and see them
Wedding invitations and cards,
ball cards and invitations, visiting
cards, and all kinds Of fine job print
ing handsomely executed at tie IN
DEPENDENT steam job rooms.
Mems plow shoes, every pair war
ranted as represented, and sold very
cheap for cash by
ii. N. DEATRlCK
Full linsey, Revsey's Tweeds, Cas-
inetts, Casimeres, Cloths, Jeans,
Doeskins. Cheaper than the cheapest
at ID. w. Shaker Il Bros. Oct 81.
Nice Fresh Butter, Is cents per
pound, at City Grocery, Buxton
old stand. [o30tf.
Custom made boots; Custom
made shoes Ladies calf, hand sewed
shoes, ali warranted, at ID. M. Shat
fer q Bro. [o31
Call and buy pair of Buck, Hefle-
bower a. Neer's Farmers Calf Boots
all handmade and every pair war
ranted. For sale only by
III. N. DEATRICK.
JusT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lot of
Buck Henebower 81 Neer's Mems
handmade pegged Kip Brogan's.-
every pair warranted and sold cheap
by. Ill. N. DEATRICK.
A large assortment of Buck, Hef-
lebower x Neer, hand made boots
for men, boys and youths also, la
dies, misses, and childrens' heavy
shoes, every pair warranted, and for
sale only by
III. n. DEATRICK.
We have at last been able to make
an arrangement about anthracite
coal, and are now prepared to talk it
on the bottom floor. Come and see
! us before you purchase. We handle
Geo. Tales Red Ash. IT DOES NOT
cLINKaR. None like ii.
FRAZER, BISHOP II Co.
Fresh Eggs,20 cts at City Grocery,
Buxton's old stand. Lo30, TT
Large stock--all new goods
bought cheap and will be sold cheap
lat Kapp's corner. az.
Mems stitch downs, an excellent
article, cheap, astt
o14,wl GETTINGER& HoKE's.
I With steam power, fast presses,
Inew type, experienced workmen and
every variety of blank stock, the In
DEPENDENT steam job rooms is pre-
pared to turn out, on short notice,
every description Of Job printing at
city prices. Leave your orders.
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Tribute of Respect.

At regular communication of
Equality Lodge No. A. +. and A..
NJ, held at their Hall in Martins
burg, w. Va, on Saturday evening,
Nov. 18th, 1876, the undersigned
were appointed a committee to draft
suitable resolutions touching the
death of our deceased brother, Dam
lei Seavolt, beg leave TO submit the
following:
WHEREAS, The Great Architect
of the Universe, who has power over
life and death, has seen fit i'm His
mysterious but wise dispensation, to
remove from the circle of our BROTH
erhood our esteemed brother, Daniel
Seavolt therefore
RESOLVED, 1st, That while we Deep
ly deplore the death four brother In
the midst of a life Of usefulness, we
nevertheless bow to the will of him
who doeth all things right.
RESOLVED, I'd, That we will ever
cherish in our hearts the memory Of
brother whose amiable traits of
character have endeared him to us
and all who knew him.
RESOLVED, Sd, That we deeply SYM
pathise with the bereaved family and
direct them for comfort to Him who
knoweth all our sorrows.
Resolred, 4th, That in memory of
our brother we will wear the usual
badge OF mourning, and drape our
hall for the space of thirty days.
Resolved, 5th, That a copy of the
above preamble and resolutions be
handed the family of the deceased,
and that the same be published in
our city papers. .
A. s. CHAMBERS,
HENRY GRIM,
VIM. GERHARDT, Com.
WIN. III. FIsKE,
j. $. BOAK,
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MURDER WILL OUT.

A few years ago August Flower
was discovered to DO . certain cure ~
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint, . 5sw
thin Dyspeptics made known to thsia
friends how easily and quickly they hsa
been cured by its use. The great mos-
its Of GREENS AUousr FLowER bccasss
heralded through the country BY QUE
sufferer to another, until, without u.
vertising, its sale has become IMMENSE
Druggists in EVERY TOWN in III
United States are selling 1t. No person
suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, palpitation q
the Heart, indigestion, low spirits. sok.,
can take three doses without r01id.
Go to your Druggists.J. l.. w. BakerA
+. G. Williams. and get bottle fos ~
cents and try it. Sample bottles -
cents.
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[NSBURG INDEPENDENT

offering. Surely we can say of her :
How blest the righteous when She dies,
When sinks weary soul TO rest,
How mildly beams the closing eyes,
How gently heaves tho expiring
breast.
So fades summer cloud away,
So sinks the gale when storms are
Ger,
So gently shuts the eye of day,
So dies wave along the shore.
Farewell, scholar, until we meet in
the city of our God, to drink of the
river that makes glad that city, and
to go out no more forever.
4. Nj
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+ For the Tadependent.l
DEAR OLD YEAR-lST6
?. W. c.

Dying, Dying, slowly dying
Stealthily thou go'st away,
Oh the midnight fo7 thy pal
Dear Old Year, thou may'st not stay!
Treasured memories thou dos't bear,
Sealed within thy hosom's calm,
Side by side with anguished pain
Oh flower of death, and flower OF
balm.
Sad and weary is thine image,
Shrouded in a heart of care,
Ifperchance thon'st been milestone,
Set By highways Of despair.
But petted and caress'5 thy memory,
In GLAD hearts, that date with thee ;
Love and hope entwin' d awak' ming
Prayer and kiss, and mine TO be.
Dear Old Year, in blessings warm,
Give thee fond good by
Treasure, dearer than gold or gems,
Thou leav'st with me. Good-by,
good-by.
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MO FAILURE KNOWN ]


There is no esss M .esord where Dr.
Morris Syrup Of Tar Wild Cherry ast
Horehound has tai'sl ) give satisfaction
On the other hand. wherever th.s beea
used by our people, ia severe colds.
coughs, asthma, ronchitis, cruax
whooping- cough and consumption, thne
ore enthusiastic In 10 praise. Coutain-
ing no opium or othsr dangerous drug,
it does not constipatc,' And Is safe to a.
minister in all coaditiaas OF health
This 10 an important announcement, AaS
the suffering are al yised to heed 4
Trialsizey 10 cts,;. largJ sizes, SO cts. ana
Sold by NV. Walker, L. 9. Wa
liams u Bro, and M, A. Snodgrasx
Also Agents for Prof, PArker's pleas-
ant Worm Syrup, which Is sure death Y
worms, pleasant to take, and requires ms
physlc. ~ rs is9
Price rs cents TiS Il.
May 2,lydeow.
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On Friday December 22d, PAT
RICK CUNNINGHAM, of this place,
aged "a years.
On Monday last, at the residence
of Mr.. VIM. Meracle, i'll this city,
of consumption, Mrs. SARAH G. Sill
vEY, aged % years, ] month and
% days.
The deceased was formerly Miss
Sarah e. Jones, of Martinsburg, Va.
She moved to this place several years
ago with her uncle. at whose resi-
dence she died. She was an amiable
and beautiful woman, loved for her
many virtues and excellent DISPOSE
ton. The sympathies of the COM
munity are with her husband in this
sad bereavement. She had been mar
ried to Mr.. Silvey nearly threeyears,
during which time little boy was
born unto them, which preceded his
mother to the tomb by nearly year.
-[Raleigh MO- paper.
The deceased was member of my
class in the M. f. Sabbath School in
Martinsburg, West Va, ten or
twelve years ago,then delicate girl,
but with a bright and clear mind.
pleasant and agreeable in her man
ners, great favorite with the class.
a regular attendant at the school,
obedient and attentive to the duties
of a scholar, and an anxious enquirer
after truth. Often when trying to i'm
press upon the class the word Of God
and the plan of salvation as revealed
in that Word, and the great impor-
lance of attending to the interest of
thesoul in early life, have seen her
moved to tears, and thought surely
the seed has fallen into good ground,
and will produce fruit to the glcry Of
God. So it has, for what but the re-
ligion ofJesus could have enabled her
when dying in early life to give up
husband and friends and say with the
Apostle, ''for me to live is Christ,
but to die is gain" and leaving the
sufferings Of the present life. she has
gone TO the mansions that Jesus has
gone TO prepare for all that love his
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baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE Dec %.

BALTIMORE Dec %.
FLovR-Howard st. and Western
Super S4.50a4.50, Extra$5. 00a5. rs, Fa-
mily $5.75a7.75. --- City Mills
Super 81 50a4 rs; City Mill Low and
Mid. Elk. 81 25a6 90; City Mills Rio
brands Extra SIS 25a6 %.
WHEAT-Southern Red ST 45a1 AZ;
Southern Amber, 81 3Sal AZ; White,
81 25al 40; Pennsylvania red 81 40a
| AZ; Western red ST 40a1 AZ.
CoRN--Southern white, 56a5S !;
yellow. 55a56 I; western mixed,
5Sa59t; steamer 52a cents.
OATs.--Western mixed 00a40 /;
Western White, ; Southern
inferior -; Southern good to
prime, 39aO0 cents.
RYE. Prime Southern rs cents
ives. ern 40 cents
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CoAa.s CoAi-g COALs CHAA

On account Of the great cut -
wages on the u. II .. X. r., and hav-
ing made ample arrangement In large
quantities at reduced figures, ~
will deliver anywhere IN c0rpsHSsss
limits, best Piedmont lump coal e
$3.50 per ton, dsd @2.45 per hqly
ton. Special figures In large quanfs-
ties. Fill ,ceigst guaranteed. tsaH
and see US. FnAzwR. BIsHop a fG
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Wonderful Success.

tits reported that BosoHEE's GEnnAH
SYRUP has. since ts introduction ia tln
United States, reached the immenss
sale of 10000 dozen per year, Ov1
5000 Druggists have ordered this med
icine direct from the Factory at Wood
bury, N. j and not ono has reported .
single failure but every letter speaks
OF its astonishing success on curing
severe Coughs, Colds settled ON tbe
Breast. Consumption, CT any disease Of
Throat and Lungs We advise any
person that has sny predisposition -
weak Lungs, to 80 to their Druggists
j. L. w. Baker OF y. q. Williams ana
get this Medicine, or inquire about Z.
Regular size rs cents; Sample Bottae.
10 cents. Two doses will relieve arg
case. Don't neglect Jour cough.
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All kinds OF goods marked down at pri-
ces to suit the times
DRY GOODS,
QUEENSWARE,
GROCERIES,
NOTIONS, &c.
The almighty dollar drives the ma
chine, without which nothing can be
done.
SPLENDID7.8 COTTON only......6 Cts.
SPLENDID CALICO, only ..........6 +"
BLK. CASHMERE. only 333 cts. per I'D.
A splendid line Of Dress Goods, such as
ALPACAS,
CASHMERES,
ROMAN CLOTHS,
MERENOS, &c., &C.,
at ruinous prices. FINE BLACK ALPA-
GAS for Is cents per yard, and other
dress goods in the same proportion. NO.
TIONS of all kind reduced lower than ever.
Onr stock Of GROCERIES Is full and COM
plete, aud goods Of all kinds arriving eve
ry day. We only ask you TO give us q
call to convince you of the above facts.
Thankful for past favors, | earnestly
solicit your future patronage.
Respectfully LEVI Knapp.
c. Il. HAYWOOD ]. wing asso lated him
| self With Mr.. Kapp =. salesman, would
he pleased TO see "a o. vi old friends and
acquaintance.
I Country prod,c ak y ia exchange FOL
goods. pes ., 1876.
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TRUE MERIT Will WIN.

A few years since ths psoprictors Of
DR.. Morris Syrup or Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound introduced IL here. +
was not puffai, but sold on its merits
Our people soon fund it to he reliable.
and already II has become the M st stapis
and popular pulmonary remedy in ~
market. 1t quickly cures the wosA
coughs, colds, cronp, bronchitis, asthinA
and incipient consumption. Nothing asb
so nicely in whooping cough, aud il IL -
pleasant that childrsa readily take It.
Containing no OPIUM, or other dangerous
drug, IL is as sais ~ Il IL Sure, Tsiz
sizs 10 cts. largc siss.o - cts. aud On
Dollar. sAtb
Sold by j. ~. Walker, r. @. wa
liams e Bro, aid NJ. A. ,Snodgras.
Also Agentsfor Prof Parkers' Ptnm-
ant Worm Syrup, which never fAih.
Pleasant to take ane requires no paysis
Price Is cents.
Msy2,' 1876, deoaw II
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Call and See The best hand n,asas
boot In the town, every pair WarrAnL
ted, and sold cheap for cash, Ut
DEATRICkT.
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ToEsl TOES T0Esi Eearey's e63-
ebrated protection too shoes for CHI
dren, very cheap, at
ol4,wI tiE1'cf NIGER &HoKE-
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In Times Of Peace Prepare
for War.

TEE VERY LATEST
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c. Il. HAYWOOD ]. .ing asso lated him
self with Mr. Kapp, =. salesman, would
he pleased TO see II .; vi old friends sn(
acquaintances.
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Country prodpc- RI il exchange for
goods. beg ., 1876.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-18

To KILL TowN.-An exchange
tellingly puts it in this way: "Under-
rate every present and prospective en-
terprise; speak i'll Of the churches and
schools; tell everybody the hotels are
bad; enlarge the vices Of the people,
especially the young people; withhold
the patronage from your merchants
and tradesmen, and buy your goods
and groceries ut some other place;
never subscribe for theaPesl papers,
and il ,you are in business. relube to
advertise. -. & : ~ -
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80 -
MusscAL AND DRAslAfsc TRoUfE. i The


MussoAL AND DRAslAfsc TRoUfE. i The
Walla Walla Salesman says:
We announce with great regret that
Prof. Paul Boulon. and lady, sister and
father, will leave us to make tour
through Boise and California. Prof
Paul Boulon, wherever he has been, has
always gained the highest reputation
as an artist Of great talent, which he
is worthy Of. Mrs. Noonic Boulon il
also very fine'pcrforner upon the vi
olin, piano, aud brass instruments,
which is,tho greatest fcatuespf the
day. Miss Emily Boulon is q brilliant
cornetist and alto player. Mr.. Louis
Bculon, on the violin and cornct, plays
his parts well. In fact. they ale q
musical fa,ailyhf tbe'highest2 merit
and are the greatest attraction travel
ing on this coast.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-18
THERE is a statute of 1861 extant-

THERE is a statute Of 1861 extant--
one of Secretary Stewards devices for
procuring information Of conspiracies
At the begiaDing Of the lwsrrz which
guarantees immunity from prosecution
to infor,ners in cases where the gov
e.nment is interested, and where the
informcr, in order to convict his &C
complete, has to coniess himself guilty
of crime. Under this statute, the
congressional committee claim tina,
they can protect Marsh or any other
informer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-18
IT appears from the latest and mos

IT appears from the latest and most
reliable information on the subject
that there are about 100, 1000 Chinese
and Japanese in the State of Califor-
MIA, of whom about Sc, 600 are residents
81 San Fraoiscn u sfhe p,nhhta Of
strictly Chinese firms in the city is IS
as follows: Cigar manufacturers, IS;
slippers. 25;. taalossas' ard shirt.mak'
ing. IL; merchandise, 100; jewelers.,
9; tinsnithiug and plumbing, S; boots
|audssloes, 10; -cnTsovnentedicessap p;
PHYSICIANS 81 newspaper "and jol
Office, l; theatres, 2; and restaurants,
laundrics, butcher shops. vegetable
gardens and fisheries managed sby
Chinese are numerous. There are also
|l2O Chinese gambling houses Ban
Francisco, and FIVE lotteries wi ept
|icsa tlt4 l5D bJancH o6SesfrivSrbds
|fraasssded shops 1 III slfl %
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-18

Mas. FRANK COOPER and her two
children, in going home last Friday
ai,AaS s'11shos stsgs met With
quite an accident. Running into an
unseen chuck-hole Mrs. Cooper was
thrown on ~ one.efs the wheels, ani
Charlie and frankie entirely ont and
uudor the stare. The driver was
careful sthc lhorses under control, and
no ono was seriously hurt, hut the
children had a narrow escape. HI
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DoucED HIS GLM.-Bnl Evans, one
of the carpenters engaged in raising
the acknowledgements .Ek creek, tried
to turn = bick idhee7et Yesterday
He was standing upright on The
bridge where it crosses the deepest
channel, when stringer suddenly
gave way aud Bill went up kerwhiz
and came down kerchntks fill length
fiat of his back in the water. We
couldn't hear anything from our stand
point, but believe he must have swotr
. littis. AT leastrhs sir tnsn9d blue
down that way. Nobody laughed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-18
~o.tomce Hours.

80 d.ys q slntiE fShof 66 ice,
p s%5is,ee,' nee Vii & kpt eps!t fsns Sen
l. n an .'l from from halfpast twelve to one,
!. su 9sos four until six ?. NJ
anu MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
j. Money Order Office will not be
The MI IL, on Sundays; and no Money
opened =. .; % viii be transacted on Pat
Order Ous nas fo,r o'clock p. N. !.
ufdays a''c' s. G. SILSBY,
Mao q 1878. Postmaster,
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Scaoo lF1s Returne ffom fbe NJ
rious school districts 81 this county y
which elections have been held show
the following gentlemen to b elected
School Trustees:
Idaho City District No. II. E.
Rowe. Dryden McClintock, R. w.
Tompkins.
Horseshoe Bend District No. -
G. Miner. Thos. Row land, G. r. Stone.
Pioneerville-Distric No. 81. v.
Hines, Baily Hayden, N. Mccormick.
Placerville District No. 4-Philip
Cloudcr. John Ellis. Philip Rant.
Upper Payette1- District No. s.
Hugh GiAy, Norman Edwards. q. B
Mosher.
Observation-Disclosures No. Calvin
r. White, John Daley, Timothy Bre
nlrd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No david
Bunch, j. Toms, j. Foster.
Returns from Upper Squaw Greek
District No. 8. have not yet come in
On the l4th Of March last new
district was organized in that portion
Of Upper Payettc valley extending
from the Middle Fork Of the Payettt
river to the North Fork of the same
a distance Of four miles, north ant
sout known as District No. 9. il
vbiA' The following gentlemen were
appointed School Trustees: Donalt
Mcbride, Thos. Scanlan, G. ". Var
Wrinkle. In this District the peopl,
are at work building q school-house o
logs, in size twenty by sixteen feet
The foregoing items were Furnished
us by Henry Nc uinnDss, of Placer
vile. School Superintendent, and h
promises To send more Of the sam,
sort when they come to hand
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,,.sr,Rp1Y OurRAeE-A deed Was
n,ted last Saturday night for the
p.rpetration Of which we did no, no'
r is;at there existed a creature SO base
= ,h;s county. Ninety.six feet OF
aume, thirty-two feet in height OK.
.s.an., across North Elk creek, about
n,;les above town. and belonging
= Mr. G. B. Baldwin, was cut down
under cover Of darkness When Mr.
o,n,r;o came down Sunday morning
.nd told what had been done, the
n.rs created gre t excitement
,h,ooehout the town, andrhighly in''
a;rrant citizens collected in groups
and gave vent 10 their condemnation
Il language loud and forcible; and
they kept it up all day. and during
no whole Of Monday. The outrage
u.s Of 80 cowardly nature, SO un'
,rovoked. and or. ated such feeling
ofiudignation among the people, that
could they have placed their hands
With certainty upon the peretraters
thew would have received very rough
treatment and been compelled to leave
the camp. Had any one stated the
day previous that there could be
found in the Basin a man who would
be guilty Of committing SO black q
crime. it would not have received ere
denoe from any quartr.a isny now W
are reluctantly forced to acknowledge
that We still have men who. for spite
or hire, would fire,a house or stab OF
shoot an unsuspecting victim in thu
back. The villains who perpetratet
.tbe,e,, udthe base. ones who insti
ga,ed the cutting down Of Baldwin,
Aume, are assassins and house-burn
ers at heart, and stand ready to com
NIT any deed under shelter OF nigh
that wicked heart might prompt
The people here are terribly exci'e'
over the deed OF Saturday night. ant
are doin. all they can to discover TIN
guilty parties; and they unite in say
ing that if that kind of work is to COM
mence again there will be rough ,imc
in tie Basin before the mining seas"'
is over. For three months Mr.. Daid
win can afford to place guard Owe
his property, but during the rest Y
the ye., aMrbe. hnpisitaea !ln'
subjected to destruction attkehandso
the same parties at any time. Nov
. the question i, shall this co,nmnkit,
permit Baldwin to be thus persccute'
and 6danyit1insa hEs xaagof vi
:! ia'ns that ought tn lie hung, or vii sth
: people. ferret out and, punish tl,cn, q
they deserve, and in a mabncr tina
would he likely to prevent = repet
ton Of the act! Such thinss we're con
sr'N'n years ago, when mnrderers RI
The County But honest and law.abit
ing citizens will not permit them nov
GEEss.-I flock 10 nineteen hundrc
geese aligkted near the graveyard Ia.
Saiu.day. 60 snilci,dtlv said An
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SERMON By Clowx.-.Thc following
was preached by clown, in circus
that was exhibited in ii, ! a country town
,,fone Of the EASTERN states y, There is
o good deal ot bitteritruth in it:
my friends, we have taken III
about six hundred dollars here to-day;
more I,resture T. says thap sa'r min
lister 81 the gospel IN this town will
receive for q whole years service. "a
large portion 81 this audience is com
posed Of members of the church. And
yet when your preacher asks yon. f,t
IErpss sq4id ~, por!Hs 4lr a ]
p ps, yJaa say yod sfS TOO poor lo;' ~ give
anything. Yet you come here to hear
ne ,s:.s .is gsssT';sa d Ft a.e !, 9 !,
living l,y Il. Yon profess to be wise,
and yet yon support me in my folly.
Hat perhaps, yoa nay yoaaid uo>cuhe
to see tia aircp4robat tie animals;
|whNs liLn yoi1 not lnvk - .tlseN and. 81
awayl Why did yodAeas n hear ip!l'
|s ssi'ysI W nj 3 R's s$s
| |ssa ~ y iss'ss o., d |:
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ERRoRs. the proceedings Of the
Commissioners, published last week,
we're several errors. II the f'rst days
business wherc;n the rate Of tar a
levied, in place d Especial Hospital,
3s.oa Der capita read. "Road tx
$500 Mrs Harris was granted "
ccnse - collect'toIl for one year com 2
n,epciag II April, 1876, instead; y!
ls7r Iii tie bills allowed ~:
49, "a a6oa. Is. j. plscs I!
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CIScHEn AT LAST After several
months wear and tear Of brain, the
work Of score Of detectives, the ar
rest Of every other man and the sus-
Ipicnaingd every. man. and the ex,
hiustio1 Of. tho w!ple Of Boise. valley
in The selection oG juriY Justice has
at .laSt been vindieated, and old Steve
Henderson found guilty of embracery,
or tampering with q grand jury, and
sentenced to three months imprison-
ment and fine of one hundred dollars.
Henderson has borne the reputation oi
an emaraccr ever since he came TO
the Territory, and had lie went Oh gen.
~ embracing and let cmbracery alone,
he would have got on well. But EN-.
bracery-that means hugging the
great United States in one big EN-
I,Wace, and Steve ovcrrated himself
and didn't do it. How many Of the
iurymen he cmtracer;cd, or tampsd
We do, 3Yq know; bu: Henderson
must have asked ono Of them for a
chew of tobacco, or responded to n re
quest for chew, or something Of that
sort. else he would not have been
found guilty. They hated TO let him
90. after so terrible a strain Of The
public mind. without finding him gull
ty Of something.