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, 1877-11-04

The United States of North America is
severely agitated today whether the front
door of the Chicago Post-Oaice shall be on
the east side or the west side of the new
building. The President, the Cabinet, both
Houses of Congress, aud all the political
hangers-on find TINT front door taking prece-
dence of all other questions. Architects are
yrangling over it. Delegations Of oil sorts, to
and from Chicago, with front doors in their
carpet-bags, are swelling the passenger traffic
of the trunk roads. Lawyers, ministers, doc
tors, bankers, and merchants are discussing
the front door. A1uL1ETT is studying plan
for putting mansard roof on it. The news
paper press of the country is discussing the
front door with about as much idea of its
proposed situation as they have of tho 1oca-
ton Of the King Of Dahomcy's front door,
The telegraph dispatches groan under the
burden Of front doors. Chicago is I'LL torn
up on the subject of that front door, JOHN
DRAKE, at the head of the Grand Pacific
forces wants a west front door. POTTER
PALMER, at the head Of the Palmer House
forces, wants m east front door. Tho Ire
mont House wants north front door,
and the Transit House, at the Stock
Yards, wants south front door,
aud the people who live diagonally
between the cardinal points want front doors
on the corners, while Mr.. HoSonE's 1Ier-
curry would probably prefer to have it on
the roof, and put the skylights in the base
ment. The West Side wants it on Clark
street, half the North Side wants it on
Adams street, half the South Side wants it
on Jackson street, the other half of the
South Side wants it on Dearborn street, the
other half of the North Side wants it on
Clark street, the Man at the Crib wants it on
the northeast-by- north corner of Adams and
Dearborn, and the employees at the shot
lower and WAnD's rolling-mills prefer to
have it on the southeast-by south corner Of
Clark and Adams streets. Upon this great
question: whether the front door shall be q
back door, or the back door front door, or
the side door back door, or the back door a
side door and front door combined, the peo-
pie of Chicago have taken issue with all the
vim that characterized the Brobdignagians
whom Gu111vEE found fighting each other
to the death because they could not agree
which end of an egg should be eaten from
The Big-EnderB and Little-Enders Of that I'M
mortal struggle find their counterparts in the
, 1877-11-04

During to-day and few hours tomorrow
morning the remains of Senator 1onroS
will lie in state at the Courthouse in In
dianapo1is, to afford the people an oppor-
tunity to testify their respect for the life and
services of the iuustrious dead Extensive
preparations for q grand funeral have been
completed, and number of the more prom
inent men of the nation have signifed their
intention of attending the obsequies.
, 1877-11-04

to stop said nuisance, and that said. hogs be
enjoined from being slaughtered and put
upon the market" It is questionable II
the parties in interest will inter-
pose any defense to the application
for an injunction, for whatever other
qualifications in the way of obstinate
disregard for the prejudices of civilization
the hog may boast, he will scarcely dare
obstruct Court process which solemnly
obligates him to existence in this sphere
rather than hurry to another from whose
bourne no wen-regulated hog has returned
up to the time we go to press.
, 1877-11-04

Two Democratic statesmen, one Of wh,-
runs a rum-shop, while the other was conneeta,
with the voucher burglary under TWEEN w.
into an argument in New York last week ~.
each other up, precipitatcd each other t]rnnrh
plate-slass windows, tried to shoot each otbe-
and raised crowd, and ne1t dar vere ~.
charged by the Police Magistrate because thera
was no evidence against them. Justice Nosc.~
(who We are glad to say is a Republican, o,r.
Capt. WILLIAMS (who We are sorry to say Is
Republican, q sound lecture, and said sfpnia.
cantly that the Captain and his policemen v,,.
afraid OF the Tammany politicians. When yar
York Republicans come to supporting a gamble,
aud prize-fghtcr for the Senate, and are Tam.
many's obseQu!cus servants in the police forr.
is it surprising that the party cause awaken,
little enthusiasm among its respectable mem.
bers?
, 1877-11-04

"Count the money" in the hands of the
County Clerk will not be possible unless a
new Clerk be elected, to whom LEE will
have to pay over the money supposed to be
in his hands. Remember GAGE and VoS
Ho1LES, and then by your votes require that
the County Clerks money shall be counted
Better count the money no.D than wait to
hare defalcation discovered hereafter.
, 1877-11-04

When the polls close next Tuesday night
there will probably be not less than 5'ooo
Republican taxpayers in this city who will
have neglected to vote. Each one OF these
men complains of the weight of his taxes.
If half of those careless, derelict absentees
would vote there would be not the slightest
danger Of the defeat Of the four excellent
candidates for County Commissioners, who,
if elected, will save this county half million
q wear which otherwise will be stolen and
squandered by the County-Ring thieves. 1t
is perfectly astonishing that the taxpayers
do not turn out to the last vote to protect
their own interests. If the four Reform
Commissioners are elected next Tuesday, no
thanks will be due the sinks who were too
apathetic, inert, and lazy to vote.
, 1877-11-04

Last "Wednesday was good day for mistakes
with our New York contemporaries. The Tina
led of in the morning By gi1dins at Mr. Johs
WELSH as the author OF long letters on tue
Indian question, when in fact his brother WILL
lam is the letter-writer, and In the evening the
Post went 1t one better by a1luGing in head.
line to the Democratic nominee for Secretary Of
State us WILLIAM A. BEACH, it being ALLES =.
Mr. WILLIAM j. BEACH was indeed engaged II
the BEECuER trial, but he never stole eonst1ac-
tive mileage from the State Treasury.
, 1877-11-04

Mr.. ALLEN C. BEACH, who heads the Demo-
cratic State ticket in New York, is in trouble
for charging the State for 366 miles trarel at 90
cents a mile whenever he crossed the street in
Albany from the Lieutenant Governors Office
to the Office of the Canal Board. True, Repub-
licans have done the same thing. but such Re-
publicans arc not on the State ticket Mr.
BEACH evidently thinks that time is money, for
be charges n1nc days per diem for space Of
four days, during which he traveled-that is to
say, did not trayel-9oS miles. It is likely that
this will prove destructive mileage for Ar
BEACH,
, 1877-11-04

SAMNT Cox is said to have been as mad ~
wet hen-a Bantam hen, of course,-at the wsT
Speaker RANDALL took him between his finger
and thumb, lifted him out Of the COMMITTEE On
Banking aud Currency and the Committee %
Rules, and dropped him gently into the dusky
obscurity Of the Committee on the Library.
SAMMY is said to have remarked parentheticai]5,
"Who Is there to listen to the words OF SAMXI!
Not one. My name runs in the list Of no liTins
committee. At grand old sunset the br1ycs
will come forth from the wigwam of Tammanr
with whoops and dancing, and they will see that
SAMMY is not among them, and they will say,
sWherc is SAM,1r9' And you will tell them,
He is buried in the Congressional Lfbrary,'
and there will be sound like the falling Of 4
mighty mushroom in the woods.'
, 1877-11-04

AS Irishmcn "are In the habit OF drinking wv
much whisky and getting drunk,' and as y.
that account Mr.. LYNCH will not employ the.3
in his distlleFy, the inquiry becomes per1lnsu;;
whom would he employ if he had an! chanco y.
election to the County Trcasurershipa
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. The s531, 600 which the State-House comm
stoners demand to complete their frescolns aos.
gliding is not in the form Of bonds to oe wv
in the future, but cash to be raised BY dfra -
alton at the next levy. Are not taxes aoo1'
heavy enough now!
, 1877-11-04

The agreeable way in which B. ]. WNs., Of ID
diana, began disposlus OF Nj. MoRTos,s pont,
ical effects while Mr.. MoRroS Was aliTe' anu
Senator RANSOM pre-emptea bis chair III tne
Senate, reminds one yers strongly OF tae cou,
siderate acquaintance who called on s.cA
friend. and, trying on the patients ooots' sa.u
"Wcll, If the worst comes to the worst, III
take these boptS.n
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Why Is Mr.. Ton LYNCH so significantly sneo'
under the charge that he turned states 9. ~.
dence to save bis own bacons Is it because w.
confession would turn every 1rishnan on luz 1s
earth against him, or because bis denial "ou'N
bring the proofs to bear!
, 1877-11-04

JAKE BUM and his Board peremptorily re1u!o
to resign, as they had promised to do Lei us
people refuse to vote the S53l QUO OF extra 1a1Fs
for finishing the frcscoing Of the state-h houss.
They had abundance Of money to complete ''s
structure, but managed to squander neafF
million Of it, and now are bawling at the peoP''
to vote more for them to waste. Not aonA'
, 1877-11-04

The completion OF the gliding, moldlnss,
frescoing, and other gimcrack and ornamental
work on the State-House, Gun be safely pust-
poned for awhile. There is no hurry lrthe
case. Let JAKE BUM and hts Board wall 1of
the money. If they want to speculate, iet LIEU
do it with their own funds. When the ofna'
mental work OF the State-House is completed,
let it be bY new Board.
, 1877-11-04

"Giye us rest!" yells Mr. LTScH' foFses
ting how near he came to 1t when the oo'elD
ment = as after the ''crooks."
, 1877-11-04

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, No. 2 r. A. N.-Aall ~
Monroe -st-specla Con!ocstion Monday evening: at
7:30 o'clock for work on r and r. DefIcGs; 1stos
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Miss ISABEL ARIEL, of Jersey City, youn,
woman OF 20. has sued R-Cu-D GR-u
WH-rE for the support OF the b-by whose
pa she asserts he is. We haven't seen the
pleadings, but presume that the great philolo-
gist alleges that she is an homuncula, heteso-
gene, driVeling criticastrix, and ncphotome,
and denies that he is the b-by's pa-that is to
say, the paternal nrogenitor OF the intantie
adolesccnt. 0, R-cu-D GR-xr, R-cH-D
GR-ST, has all Jour nice preciseness comet this,
that you should fall into the snare OF JERSEY
woman who probably calls ''cow" "kaeouv,"
SAYS It's met" uses s'commence for "te-
ein,' and speaks English Of very Everyday
description? We fear that that trielIsE spirit,
that delicate ARIEL, will raise "Tcmpe:t"
for *EuAKspEAnE's Scholar"
, 1877-11-04

CHICAGO oCoMMANDEET. No. is. k.I.-,ATMIES- TN
Tl0N, SIR kSlGHTs:-StatedC Conc!arc Monoa! uf e,Gn
fnc Nov s. 1877. fun ATTENDANCE requested NistlnE
Sir Knights courteously invited: BY o!des q ~
JAS, F. NEGINS, Recorder
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Let those who grumble and complain OF 'nsa s.
taxes attend the polls on Tuesday and vote w
Reform ticket, the election Of which WILL sS''
, 1877-11-04

ST. BERNARD C0MMASpERT, no. s., r. T.
6tated Conclavc WEDNESDAY evening: Sos at 1880
". ii. BURBANK. E. C.
10, DlCKERsON Recorder.
, 1877-11-04

VAN RENSSELAER, GRAND LODGE OF rERFEC-
TloN will hold REGULAR Assembly on THURSDAY eFGn r.
ing next. Work on the Fourth and Eit4 DeS!ees; ~
En- (;OQDALE, Grand Sec
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II VoN HoLLEN had not been re-clected IN,
Collector, but had settled up his business tths
end OF his first term, he would not have ended
in being m absconding thief and defau]tpr fcr
s14s,oo0, which the city has lost The safe ,ols
is for all officers who handle public mouer :,
settle up at the end of one term. They shouyi
count over the money to their SUCCESSORS. Th,
rule the Republicans have adopted; and Nr
LOUIS HucK, one of the best Treasures thj>
county has ever had. is not a candidate for "a
election, but Will count over his money to who.
ever the people may elect as his Successor. The
voters must insist on HERMANN L1RB doing ii.
same thing. He has held the office for four
years, and it is now high time for him TO se.,lo
up and deliver his books. There is 60 other "a,
OF having satisfactory investigation Of his ots.
cial accounts. Let his money be 'counted.n
, 1877-11-04

SOCIETY MEETINGS.

APOLLO CoMMAHpERY, No. l. E. T.1Sreclal
Couci1ve =. Asylum. - to = Monroe,st on Iuesoa[
i. rrouested 1hat the officers and nanJ members As
can make It convenient will he present anu auly ea
At O'clock The Order OF the Temple will be confeE-
A.0' J, Il. DUNLOP, Recorder
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CONGRESSIONAL.
ThsS Grover 1stter Discussed
Bat No Result Reached.
The Senate wiz Aajqsrs siae
Die osk6s1r0w. 4
c01011ls.

- OS = = - ttfHsSss4tt
Washington. March 16-The vise
president presented Mitahell's resolu-
| ,i;Dn.ior tte ipvestiessioa of-sharges
agsinat Senator Gsovsr.
M. Saulsbury submitted as,a sub
ssitute that the elections committee
Be instructed 10 appoint the judge ol
tho fourth judiciai district Of Oregon
. commissioner to take testimony con,
eeruing the charges, with power to
s0bppna the witnesscs-s.id 4csti.
mony 10 be forwarded to the elect ions
committee which shsn report the
sams with their conclusions st the
next regular session Of tho senate.
Ailse disosss;sas stkvW.ssEx1,hsu.
sAiet .veat into exeessl = ibu.
After the dnors vesss al mes.
Lmes wis.rrceiscd from y biden.
||,sApsni.;ng y..ieu 'nosll &c y and
10 se..i 5 had
u Z teis,lssaissssod j, J s 10 3 make
At 2.50 r. m. tho ideors were re-
opeeed und the senate sdiouta~d un.
til IL 2o'clook to morrov, when the
nominations nov pending win Be dn-
posed Of and the senate viii adjourn
size die.
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]. G GENERAL. i 3 I 8 4 H..
A Heavy leo Gorge at Omaha.
The Missouri River Flooding the
Bottsns:a A 1A1aag :
New Cot OF
Favorable Report on Fred Dou-
glass' Nonllatios.
raE BIG MvpDI..

:, . .}ft
Oasla. March l6-1n Nissouii
river !, jus, now iuil q 1o1ai.g -,
The .ersls Of the ressot coll snap, sad!
90 inpense Toe gorge has lorued il
the big beno, in norshrrly direesioa
from the smelling works, causing tho
strram to rise At that point srd over.
flvt tie botsoas on the Iowa side.
For over quarter Of mile opposite
tho smel.ing works tho water. ponrs
down over tho Iowa bank into the
aAin ohannp, forming series Of falls
from, four TO- six tsst in hsieht ord
ov1k. two hsadred 10 number. Al
ono place, the southcrnmos. point,
the fall is forty 70 sixsy fvet wide snd
about six fess high. THIS cut-of u
what has been expected for several
years, i. having been IN undisputed
fsct that i nuss eoas Sooaey o. lster.
Troscsgrno< may peevens.hs chan
nel from fesnin9 or the gorge may
break too 5000 but it will ultimately
be made.
.sNRRnErA HxruRx.:
New York March l6-Peter b.
Sweeney, whose Dame was associated
with BoAs Tweed in the gre.. ring
sw,ndles and who hss been an exiIs
for the pas, fys years, has returned.
He has not bsea taken sinto custody
because Il wss arranged With the .,
torney general that if be would re.
ssusa and b presen. At the trial
Against him III proceedings, OWL and
criminal % far . arres,ing him,
should be suspended during the trial
asd for thirty days afterwards. The
trial il 81 down for ,he Cd Of April.
The cl.in assint 'Svenecy is that he
y leble Ia The sauis Wy that Tweed
was rsnd dsllsAls = atks suit ,ha,
was recently tried against him and in
which there was . verdict for tho
people Of six million dollars.
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$50 ~----.------.---..----. - =
YR I'd DOU0LADe.

In executive session to-day Qortey,
chairmaa ofs.l.s coanissiol 0h the
Dls.ric. Of Columi,is, reported back
tho noaiaa.ion u Frederick Doug glasi
TO Be marshal Of the district With I
fcsomme Bdsliop that II be confirmed
One objection being made TO it's im
media,s Consideration, it went over
Sikes tho rule u1t,l to- morrow.
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HIsCILLAHI0Us
Rxrrr.rvr r,~

s.s,.;-.... 1xTENkIvE FlDE. s
Dosson, rroh -Afrs iu Cod.
mans ba,biSg, saioilisg III ,Am,ri'
can House, caused loss Of go, goo
OBITUARY. al'. ~
Lewis Rice, proprietor Of The
American House, died Of heart disease
sspa .sDduoed b. lslsitepen..
Chicago March l6- Tho ReverAad
nhOaas Ogars xho los twenty three
ys4ss h.. been /. pr.Si 10 his diocese
dled this mosiing. q st. Joseph's
Hssp.,sl.
Council BluGs Assch l6-Harrison
B. Niolols, of D~nvsr, railroad man
we'll ksown in connection with wes-
tern mining ln,ereats, -vas. run over
aud killed in this city yesterday By
, runaway team.
The ice gorge has forsed 10 the
Missouri Rivera short distance NORTH
Of this city aud considerable d.maGs
70 pfnpesty il nm. .cipa,ed. -Alresdy
The Id accent territory is submerged
and = number of light river GRATIS
sunk and swept away in the Aood. rs rs
HANGED, .~'
4 Aiken, S. g. Mach ie.-Nelsou
Brown, Luoius Thoass, Adsn .Iohu,
s,on and John Henry Dennis ali color
ed, vere hangud here to-day TOR the
murder Of two white men. Stephen
Anderson, also colored was found
guilty Of the, same cti.s, bu. Va.
Yesterday respi.ed for thirty days b,
Governor Hampton.
COLLISION.
Toledo, March l6.-A collision oc
CURED this morning y, Stryker. Ohio
on tho air line division Of the LAX,
Shore and Michigan southers railway
between asthrough freight train and
: stock express train the latter stop
ped 1t . water tank and the freigh,
coming up frsm the rear ran into
,sdn. Three oafsof the sock train
vim ! nqmber Of hesd of 6ak 4nd
tho badge 1t suyker, wsrs sbumed.
No<psrSoss injured.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
Albany, N. Y. March lD.-Th.
governor has sent to the senate Ii,
nans Il qeoerelt g prss B. AoClsl.
lansi apsfintl ~ Of public works
ADMITTED 10 PROBATE.
T.un.oa ~. M.ssAI 1e.-Tb.
will Of The late Oliver Anes was ID
nittsd to spaplate to-day. His pub.
lie hpqpUt snosnted to 22O, ,Oe0.
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rhsGrain Crop.
ssv York w.rld.

A prominent grain merchant was
asked yesterday whether the pesue
between Turkey aud Sssvi. and the
promised detnobihzstion Of tho Ru.
sian srny would be likely TO bring
down, the price Of gram. He said:
Il has been tho idea Of the trade
that bresds,utfs would be high this
summer whether there was war In
Europe or tot. Indeed, graiu was =
shor. crop last year in Ill conrtsies
excep. Csl,forn,a, end 10 hight here
and all oyer. Ii has been our opin.
ion all winter that high prices will
prevail this summer. OF course
there is no DENYING that Yar. would
enhanos ihe price Of wheat. Ths
scarcity win be more felt il. Jsne and
July. The Black Sss aud Danube. 70.
gions bsve no large surplus th,s,year,
% thataa war would not a6eas ship-
msnss fEoA tAecs nsoh. Cahsbfnis i
tho great nslsbce. wheel IN this trade.
Il hsd ~, 600, 600 bssbelv u Sraip 10
export from tbs lass' crop Twenty
four million busbe6 s1s t6is hGvs a.
ready goss, fDsssly 70 Great Britain
and The opotib4ntl ip1 Eusope. There
hes not bssn % litsle SAspmedts Of
esaia fssa New fYosk sod the aporth-
Hest = NY 8 moitHp II, .yhe pct ten
ysass = = Dssso -, ,.Jss.; ma Feb,
lof this winter. The price = certainly
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oor11anAT1oxs.

Washia6too, March l s.-Ths sen.
ate in execa.ive session oonfrmed
the noninatioos q PAilaip H,E4sr 4
soo,as associate jsstios II the "a
preae court Of Utsh; John @. Leo,
U. 8. Attorney northern dis@siot Of
Ohio; Asa O. Adds, Of Vermont !;
Jas. B.Howsll, of low; and Orsug
Ferris, q = seetAep 0lAiaD oo.mis-,
sio0es, Jsss H. Aooss pension
agent. Springfield Illinois.
1A1HD 70 a1eAJIxl "a 4 Il
A caucus Of the ssps ieas.sSD
was to have been held ~ sorSidg ,
but no quorum assembled and the
meeting therefore was not organized.
There is ssid to have beeo como mis-
sake iatsp ,sstil ,e.so. II. ~.
-bsss pspps p1sy sdjoasnsa To
meeting until Monday.
NOMINATIONS.
y. -
Tho president sent tho follovin.
n ,minatioas to tho senate today
Fred W. bewsrd, Of N. Y. to b
assistant secretary of state; ]. N.
Tyner, Indiana, TO be 6rst assist an,
postmaster general. :....,
..=.. I'o,1atnaaters, G. o, rMervia, sEvp,.
stes. NJ ~ Y. Hubbard. ces.r.li.
Ms: Geo. F. Dick, Bloomington nj.
g. N. Mitchell, Charleston Ills. Tho.
mas :. Hall, Omaha Neh.sks.
o. 8. Marshala e1Gs, Hld,,,n
northern distries nls.: Peter sobir nk
register land oiioe. Norfolk Nsb.-
CONFIRMED.
The nominations Of Frederick W
seward and John Tsnsr ~, oo.s,.,,
ed By the senate.
n = = ----.--. -
A London diaratch .nAonn -
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sAi,ssss~

all0sssa~ sl.
,l.it nnusss,s, NAteA IL.
wHEAr.-Ds,,; IN - essA; ~ r. A,etl,
~ Ns Nay; Mesltis,t.
CORN -. ~.
OATS ssxe.
RY9-See.
nAk1xI-7es. z
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4 1Mns' LxADn.

- AA.- AAAOA0s
London, March 1e.-Ths Times il
9 'esder Gays the suppositions hat
|esasraf lenatief vosh - hss a.
T. |hlersd ~ rsgsanns % ooae to L.oo.
don unless there vere well grounded
expectations that formals could be
produced unobjsotionable to ei,he.
psrty. Ths English sovernnent ma,
% righ. in requiring that the protooo
should rssord Rnaaiss promise to dc
mobilize, but Eagiand should no, in
s,st upon her views 10 this re,pe.,
With too great striagcney. lii.
rAssxnDUs s1lL soesISa.
Constsntinopie, march fB.-seyer.
persons.have been arrested for post.
ing placards denouncing Midhat Pa.
fs1s ~ sspst ssd peace with Ser.
vis and Territorial cessions claimed b,
Montenegro.
The PORTS INTENTIONS.
ssfuct Pash., Turkish minister o
foesign as.irs told the Montenegro.
delegates yesterday that the Porte
IJrceaes1 10 essst lecttfics.
tion Of the frontier in the direction q
seobei, Bsniaui, Piva, Drobrack ssd
Charautzi, and would denand rectis.
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Rev Hesx aarAss.
New Yssk. AArch 10. j
wsnAr-Dsll; no. :, Chicago Aos Ns.i
Milwaukee 4soi ~
coaN-Y1rn; ssv MIXED western, sakossN
~ do, eeoss. l}i.-l
,OAZs- oessdD nlsA western a. sssse, 4
On ~ : .
FORK -osss. :. il ssoll =.
LARD-Dsll at ssek
/ WHD1Y-lii.
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AsorHER YA1LuRE.

i sAostreal, March Henry J. Tiff
fu, recently Of asssA6sn Of Tim
Bros, Los suspended. Liabilities
$4,000. Tim has con..olliax in.
terees i tha ~ Castro syrup Co., bu,
pt will'anst b affected BY his suspen.
[aion. Ha 4
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-08-24

In the District Court of the Second Jpd;...,.
rct OF the Territory of Idaho in and for thu w
of Boise.
Catherine Mosher. plaintiff, VS.. Caleb B Mo-,
defendant:
awnO CALEB B. MOSHER: IN THE NAM
the people of the United States of tha ne VI
nv Of Idaho. you are hereby notified that NJ s.il0
now on file III the Office Of the Clerk of tbs N.Y.
Court OF she Second Judicial District of said s
tory in Idaho City, County of Boise the ls
of Catherine Mosher, demanding judgmen, aaasl
you that the bonds Of matrimony heretofor e sa
ing between plaintiff and defendant be dsolaass
and that the custody OF the child en- the isana
said marriage, be awarded TO plaintiff; and ths ~
be required to pay reasonable sum into cor. Nv
detray the expenses of this action and for attorn
fe, g. and for such other and further relief a - Z
Court may seem proper; and that uni IS You ann
and answer to said complaint within ten DAYS sssa
the service hereof il served wi hin ten DAYS 49,.
the service hereof If served within Boise eonnt s
az within twenty days i served out Of said conD.
but within said Judicial District, and within ,hi2
DAYS served out of said District lexclnsi,e ~ ~
~ ser,iceI, plaintiff will apply to the Court =.
the relief sought for i'll her comploint
l.. testimony whereof l. A. L. Rieba,s
Z. ! son. Clerk OF said District Court h.s.
L. hereunto set my hand and affixed the ssI
~ of said Court, at Idaho City, this. 9th 4.
Of August. A ID 1877. A L. RICHARDSON
BY q. W. RICHARDS, Deputy Clerk.
George Ainslie, attorney for plaintiff