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1t is somewhat amusing to see GRANT
| laying President with solemn air in
tie closing weeks Of his career, aud when
the people, Irrespective of party, are re-
joiclng that his official days are number
e.. The message he sent to Congress
on Saturday in regard to the resumption
Of specie payments will produce about
as much effect as a famous message
ur2ing the acquisition ofSan Domingo as
certain and speedy way of ex.inguish-
TX the national debt Grant does not
seem to understand that IN about twenty
dlys more his power Will have departed
forever, and that he must sink back in
t. obscurity with Boss Shepherd, Bah
cock, and the vile set whom he collected
a.ound him in the White House
Essentially man of low instincts, he
has made the bed upon which he must
lie Tor the rest Of his days.
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TuE INDIANS IN ARIZONA The
Apaches are killing and plundering the
settlers in southeastern Arizona. Ten
were Killed in Senoriia valley on The 4th
ana the work is stl 9 ing on. Goy.
Stafford has sent message 70 the Leeis-
lature recounting the deprelatious and
murders committed, dwelling on the
inefficient manner in which the military
operations have been conducted. the
troops moving slowly with heavy trains
unable to reach more mobile enemy.
aud he recommends thar the Legislature
memorabilia the secretary of war asking
tos the appointment Of a body of Indian
scouts to operate with the troops, or else
appropriate money to raise and equip
force of whites and friendly Indians
and carry on vigorous campaign. lie
says. eS The military operations have
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Ia.per's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices Of tie Press.

-NNt+1to ~ s-iC / itsS-
Ifarper's Weekly should be in eve s., family
throughout the land, a pl.rcr More ercstir2.
hi3ber-io4ed. better iiastr4t d paper Is not pub
!IsAea III tas or any other country Comm TcGi
Bulletin, Boston.
TheWrelly is the only illustrated paper Of the
day that MSS essential characterised recognized
as national paper.-Broodyn Easie.
The leading ieles inlIarper Weelzly on pcIti-
cal topics are meoels Of hiEh-Ioned discus ionapd
It's pictorial Illustrations are often cprru6oEltivc
aI-uiaeuts OF no small e.-Exalniner and
Chronicle, y. Y.
Thew eci.ly has 10 4 s:il larger decree distanccd
editorials are amono The most able of their kind
am lis other rca1ig% matter i ar once learned
brilliant and amusing. It's Illustrations are abun
daiii and OF rare exceilence.-Christian Advocate.
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Gen. Belknap's trial IS .or" Th.

Gen. Belknap's trial is "of." The
case x~Ns him in the Washington
courts Sss dismissed yesterday, on the
ground Ast the evidence would not
sustain the prosecution, the president
indorsing. and directing tins course in
view Of the district-attorucy's statement
chat conviction was rmrrot'abt-, .an,i
IN view Of the long sulaiue of the ac-
cuscd, and the great expense to which
he has already been subjected As the
cx secretary wasn't convicted at the i'm
parchment trial, BE- thus GETS of With
cut any legal puuishmcnt. which seems
good deal of farce At The same
,i.ae, there are very few persons in the
country Who would want to change
places with w W. Beiknap. 1t was
al unlucky day both fer him and the
coantly when Grants search forcabinet
noaeutities led him to Iowa.
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/ nero WIS 4 tcrrihln rnAn

There was aterrible connection among
tie tlayesites in Washington ca Satar-
day, when the partisaus Of Tillenin the
house Of representatives resolved totake
a recess until Monday. Instead of pro
c,odiag 4 once to vote upon the ob-
jcyIons presented by Mr. Field 10 the
Bradley decision in the Florida case
The postponement of the vote suggested
to TIC champions Of fraud posslb lity
that the policy Of pr9eras.inatlon might
II adopted by the democrats, aud that.
i mildly followed, ii might prevent the
declaration Of Hayes election before the
In Il March. That there were some
irFoccncilables in the democratic ranks
who would not hesitate to adopt that
= lic, was not denied: but the majority
q tie party found Justification for the
/ iei ie'ay in the necessity Tor consul
's'lan UPON the CHANGED siiaeaon pro-
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Western Items in the River and Harb0r
Bill.

festorn Items in the River and Harb0r
Bill.
A late Washington dispatch says:
The House committee on Commerce has
finished the portions Of the River and
Harbor bill relating to some ofthe West
ern States. The Northwestern States
were badly treated. The Wisconsin
members, Democrats and Republicans
alike, are especially indignant at the
scanty appropriations made for that
State. The following is all that the
Committee has allowed: Manitowoc
$4,000, against $4,000 estimated;
Sheboysan $4,000, estimate $4,000;
Milwaukee S40.000, estimate 500, coo;
Superior Bay $1,000. That IS The en-
tire amount appropriated for Wisconsin.
The following estimates were entirely
disregarded: Menomiuec SO, 600,
Green Bay $4,000; Ahnapee $4,000,
Two Rivers $4,000 Port Washington
$4,000 Racine $1,000, Sturgeon Bay
$4,000. Kenosha $1,000, and the Fox
aud Wisconsin River I'm. rovemeat S75,-
geo. Congressman Lynde IS quite in
dignaut because the Committee appro,
priated S20000 for Milwaukee. where
10 work has been done for two years,
aud appropriated nothing whatever for
Port Washington, IN his district.
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A bill will be introduced into the y

A biii viii be introduced into the present
legislature giving power to Justices and
other courts to sentence criminals to hard
labor IN The connty jails. This is a move
in the right direction, as heretofore it las
been simply burlesque to attempt to
punish some men By merely confning them
IN jail, giving them plenty to eat, and good
warm quarters in which to spend their time
If they were compelled to work, it would
be punishment, and they would not be so
anxious to board around in different coun-
ties at the expense Of the taxpayers. We
sincerely hope the Till may become a
law
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i Cont
In the matter Off estate of Martin Rathei.
deceased
On reading and fling The petition Of Nicholss
tn estate 81 saia deceased. representing amor Q
other thines3 rhat De has falls adnlinistered
said estate aud praying thai time and place ht.
ized fof exam ming ana alleging his account ~
bis admir- straiioa. fled in this Court. Il Is order
ca lAat sai account be examined iy the Judge Of
lais Uoiift, ON Monday. the 18Th day Of February.
County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given to
the heirs oi said deceased. aud 10 all persons inter
eStcd, ~ publishing copy OF this order for three
Successive weeks prior "a said day IF hearing ia
ne aaisoE.oe I'llota weekly newspaper published
a the city oi baHItcwCc In said county.
Dated At Aauit0woc. the 18th day Of Januarv.
4. D. ISL
T. 6. oLMsTED. County Judge.
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CTaIE GE WESC0EsEE.
- COUNTY OF Ezaasfoyyuc. IS

Probate GGlee, January ss9tb. A. u. 1877
In the matter Q. the RFpoi and Probate Of the
laSj y ~ i testament III Richard steele dcccasea
late OF the county OF MaBitOwOc Whereas an in
slIahaeIt IN writing, purpsrting 70 be the last
viii and iesta@enr OF Richard Steele deceased
Iate oi tic County OF Aai.ijoWcc has been fled in
tAi7 elcc: and where's application has been made
oy SHsin Mercer steele Paving that the same he
proven ard scnitted 10 Prostate according to the
laws OF this eaTe- Therefore it Is ordered that
said applicants be card fci9Te at the Probat.
oilice ia tie city OF Gautowoc ia said county. on
the IiIh day 81 March A. D. IS77 at ten clock
AND II IS further ordered. that notice shall be
given to 81 peFsous interested in said ill., of the
time and place o bearing, rs publication in ths.
AaHigoyvCc Pilot, a newspaper printed in said
comfy for three successive weeks, once each
week PRIOR to tag time OF sucll hearing By tue
Court,
943-5w. T.G. oL3lsrED, Ceautv Judge.
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~ pIsessA1,a, man,tov.oc coa7ty
In the n,atters fthe estate ofWiliiam Noble de-

ceased
GU reading and Cling the petition Of William H.
-Nohtc OF MsaitOw0c county reprcsU Dtilg among
N:initowoc county or the 18Th day OF Janu5ry 4. D.
l~iI az koSsuth Town died interstate leaving goods
chdltcls abd estate within this State and county
ana that the said petitioner Is q said deceased
ana PRAYING that administration of said estate he
To him granted il is ordered Chat s;id petition be
heard before tie Judge of this cgurt. on Monday.
the 26.h day OF February ~ ID. Isl. at ten o'clock
IL at my office in said county
ordered further, thatuOtlcc thereof be given TO
the heirs 0t said deceased, aud 10 Oh persons in
icrcsted. by publishing q copy Of This order for
three successive weeks prior 10 said DAY at hearing
IN tn hlrii"N'oc Pilot weekly aewspa pub
lshed AT 1.aI.tt VOC in said {. usIv
7. G.. tI1isTEu. County Judge
Dated at Man.tuwoc the 3lst day OF JaUGaTy A. d.
ls7.. q3 9,v-
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Stale Of - sscoussn.
NasanItSSySc County. tsy

Frobate U!hcc. ManiloWDc, Feb. 18Th. A. D. IS.1.
In the matter Of the Proof and Probate of the
last @II and testament Of Charles Eatau h, de-
ceased, !a4e a tuC comfy @! AGEItowoc.
" lisEe2s, an Instrument in writing, purporia.r
% De the last Viii and testament ui thaTles
Iata1--h, deceased. late OF The coantF of Nanito-
Voc. has been He'd N this Office; aud whereas ap-
i!I1aiion las been made by Joseph Il. EataUeh,
PTaslEs th2t ue same be proven and admitted 10
] roOstc according 30 The Jaws Of isis State:
Therefore. il Il ordered liat s5ia application be
beard te orc le ttIe PROBATE o.dce in he city
ManitoWoc, in said county, en- the i!th DAY oil
Maicii. \. II. lSTf NJ ten O'Clock III Tie forenoon.
III gt,r
timc and place OF said hearing oy publication "a
the Mgnl5owGe PILOT. q nen per printed IN SAID
cGanJy. for three successive weeks. once each
week, prior to he time OF suca hearing.
~ the Court:
Sos WI T. O. OLMSTED County Judre
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party of % citizens and az many Indian
auxiliaries could accomplish the work
IN three months. lie expresses the fear
that, under the present condition Of af-
fairs. southeastern Arizona must be
abandoned b. settlers and that the sue
cess of the hostiles is liable to induce an
outbreak among the reservation Indians,
in a general war.
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1EBEC CCs0gs2a.
NJ CrtE o. Ix2Elt ggGc. /

ioThornas SuuIer:
Yon are ht4eby lsti1ed that q warrant Of af-
tacEmcut has been iseEgd against you ard yuUy
property attached to s-ti ty tue Gem Nd ct q.
Chamba1iE, ;, Gaaml rr!ia ami H. b.tuber|in
amounting to one hundred siNIy fKe Daiiu!s over
and aheyc ali iegel set ufs with costs Of suit
NoH unless sou SHAH appear before VIM u
Glover Justice oI the Peace IN and for the said
county NJ 5ls Office in same city of Maniinwos
comfy @! Aanit0Uuc and tate ai Il Is. on the >
day oi fel.EEafy i~T AT ten clock \. NJ OF sand
day Judgment Will be rendered against YOU and
year property sold to pay tha debt
D@iod The .jist DAY OF January LII.
S3Jw. G. GUA1BERLIE, & &C.
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FssogSTE Uaniso.ee oeunsy

In lae matter f the eststc Of Jacob Lueps de
ceased.
fheEcas by ar order u this Court dated The
II cas o. February - thc tine q baalIIs eilss
a;.si1.ss SAT- estate was ext ntod tulil ApFti t
Notice Is therefore given thar the undersigned
WILL on lie - s.ay 90 Mach Isl az tEeFsueatC See
in the ely ai ManlJoNoc ia sad county. receive.
cSeaIine. aud aogasj AL claims &nh deEaar Is
asssns tue estate o sald occeased alreels i'd
JnSted.
Dated Feb. 1th. l,IT.
e5i-lw 7. G. 0INsTED. County Judge
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FORECLCS RE SAFE
cTtase OF WTscousin. Circuit Court.
- fktsspstD..tsc C2saky.

Catherine slaLH9.eky- against edward s-ul ana
Aa:..iia j Uuf his Vile.
~ Virtue ri aud pHf-uaut to jHdgnls Mt and
oTtier ~ foreclosure and SAFE rendered u. the above
enfiI.ed action on the 3 "a day 81 February. \ d.
lo.i,-aHd heard al the SANITARY term Of sand GiirI,
held IN tue Can't House in the city and county OF
AshitoW0c shall expose lor sale aad sell Ut pub
tic aHCioi 10 t.4o k4he>t bidder, n the sheriff :
ice IN the Court i4gnsc IN the city 81 lanijoN &c
in said G G1ty Of GSIitoyac. Nizc0ISln. ON the
3Ist day 81 mach y. D IT, !. - Il oc.ucf III the
i0 cHooB OF that day al The following described
Hlortgs scd premises. t.vii: 0le~iSfa u s. part
"a t,Is No sWo = and tisrec 90 IA block No tso
habcTed cl5DlE-l ts} bounded - iai.os's to,Nit:
$50 - running l.eLCc south one Elidrcd twenty
Qt0 icct u the southeast co.eF Of sad !pt taIce
81 .tncLcc Fest twenty t25} q On rue south
ike u sid tQt Three ti, thence north ac h0aG. d
tVIlls 10 feet 10 tte Lor5h line OF s9id 1T two
~. taelea q lie north OF si aot two . twenty
GFc - ilet - lie p.a-e Vi be-iAling-aN - the
city end county Of N&aiioWec, and Sflte q Wis
Sspslu-
D-tad Saelils oliee, Mani.owoc WIS, Feb, l.,
H.6swI ruESR 5h.fi 81 q ai llla', CO.
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-
with this unexpected decision. Filibas-
tering intentions were emphatieally de-
MED by the nore conservative Tilden
men, who merely asserted their right
to reasonable time for the consideration
of such rulings Of the Rradley court as
could not have been anticipated under
the theory Of the law that Bradley
would act as lawyer and Judge in
stead of partisan member Of partisan
caucus. If the court had not decided
that the known and proved frauds Of
canvasSing board should be sustained,
the Tiiden lawyers would probably have
been eentent to limit their attacks to
the patent and indisputabie swindle in
louisiana, and to let minor IRREGULAR
ties elsewhere pass unchaIlenged. But
in the new light of the undisguised
partisanship of the tribunal, the Iilden-
tiles may properly feel 1t an imperative
duty to present every point Of iIlegality
in the Hayes case with the strongest
possible array of fact and argument. 1t
falls to their lot to defend public homes
ty and the life Of republican institutions
in America against conspiracy of I'M
parralleled atrocity. and they cannot
afford to lose single point in the
momentous game. They owe it to the
majority Of the people of the United
States to use all lawful and honorable
means in disputing every step toward
the consummation ofthe conspiracy, and
to place its motives aud methods in the
clcarest light, in order that, if the
monstrous iniquity cannot be defeated,
Its perpetrators may at least be stripped
Of every defense except that OF bare
feed power. The .fuIfillment of this
great duty requires time. The quail
fcations and action of every eIec-
tor in every state are to be
kcenly scrutinized; where ineligible
persons have been appointed to the
electoral Office, it is the sworn duty Of
every member Of congress to develop
the fact, and if practicable prevent the
consequences Of such defiance of the
constitution; and every precedent and /
principle of law that should have /
weight with congress and the Bradley /
court in these eases, must be carefully |
aud fully presented. There is nothing
factious in all this, nor any breach OF |
express or Implied obligations incurred .
in the passage Of the one man-power /
misunderstanding board bill. 1t is !
simply fulfilling duty to the country
and the constitution duty higher
than any that can be due to the com
ponent parts OF the Bradley court, or to
the presidential candidate whom that
court will elect in defiance of the law /
and the peoples votes. And II it should
happen that these labors cannot be com
pleted before the 4th Of March, the
worst result that could hal pen would
be the swearing in of the president OF
the senate as Grants successor, and
new election to he held in pursuance Of
law. There could be nothing lawless
or revolutionary in such consequence
Of the duty imposed upon the TiIden
lawyers by the atrocious ruling of the
one-man court, for the law itself con
templates and makes ample provision
for just such a case.-ChicGgo Times.
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1fASsTJwsssJ COUNTY,.
Ill E1ssf. Oh Eaton.


To Frank Riplineer:
You are hereby notified that q warrant Of at
tactmcnt has been issucd against you. and your
property attached, - satisfy the demand Of
joseph Fetrcnbacher aneountia.Eto twenfyDo o lars
and Niucenz steflcn has been summoned Is
garIiShte 2Rd appeared and answered to the salts
t1ciVn ofthe p.GBtid. Now Unless You shall anyt ar
before Franz N0woratZky g 51-Tic Of the pear, in
end Tor said county az his tiica in said tcwrl on
tie h-st day Of March y. y. 1871. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon. Judgment i'll be rendered against
or and your Property taken To pa the debt
Dated this 18Th dav II Janugrv ISL
9G3 3y. JOSEPH FEHkENBACIFFR
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1t il surprising news from Washing
ton that the ancient Simon Cameron,
now nearly four score years of age, has
been sued for breach of promise by a
lively widow, who lays her damages at
$50, coo.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-06
NO 100

The Especial Commissioner Of the
English Sportsman, in alluding to
Chandler's great jump of 80 feet at
Warwick, over a small brook and
several fallen horses, says:-aFor nv
own part have seen some splendid
jumps made, both in Ireland and in
this country, but have never. except
on one occasion, known leap to be
measured. This was at Athlone il
1861, over one of the stone walls that
lntersect the steeple-chase course of
three miles. It was in the race for
the Garrycastle Handicap, in which
the splendid-looking grey mare Arab
Maid (the dam of Huntsman, Zuleika
Zobeide, Abdallah, Sultana, &C..
owned by Mr.. Persse, of Galway, and
steered by Dan Meany, took part The
stone walls were four feet high, and it
was over one of these on the high
ground above the stand, after "hvino.u
the brook in the valley, near the road
to the town, that the daughter of
Bretby accomplished the feat, which
probably escaped the notice of most
people on the ground. The lump
when correctly measured, was 35 feet:
but the mare did not win, for she car
rled the top weight, which told at the
finish, and O'Connell, who had "a
pounds less weight on his back, beat
her by two lengths Dan Meany broke
his neck over a sod bank at Listowel.
and Joe Wynne, who rode in the race
at Athlone, was killed when riding
OConnell over the stiff hurdle oppo-
site the stand in the race for the Liv-
arpool Grand National of the follow
ing season"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-03-06

TINE brings its reyenges. No out
rage like this, which almost lifts up
into credit the ballot-box stufing and
repeating and frauds of returning
boards, can stand without certain ret
ribution. These judges cannot be re-
moved from the places they have
stained, but the finger of scorn will
point at them, and hot blast of pop
ular indignation all over the land will
make them wish for oblivion and ex-
lie. They have helped to make a
President by fraud far more afro
cious and blackened by more crime
than others for which these judges
have sent convicts for long terms to
the penitentiary. They may hask for
a time in the sunshine of power Gre
ated by their t.eachery to duty and
their rank perjury, but the shadows of
a career to close in disgrace will fall
upon their paths hereafter and darken
every day of that circumscribed flu
ture.-N. y Sun.
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MILLINERY.

have just oped millinery shop one
door above my confectionery store. All
kinds of cutting, fitting and sewing neatly
done.
Idaho City. Nov. nh 5e-if
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JAIL DEIIvERY.-This morning when
the person who feeds the jail birds ap-
preached the cage where they were
supposed to be cooped, 10! and be.
hold! they were not! The cell was
open and the birds had flown. Du-
ring the night some person from the
outside had entered by raising the
window of Capt. Clark's office, and
then with monkey wrench had un-
screwed the nuts holding the fasten-
ings of the lookup, liberated the pris-
oners and skedaddIed, leaving not a
trace behind. The men who escaped
were those who stole the coat from
Mr.. Beardsley's hotel We hope they
will keep away now they have "got
away.-Ogden Junction.