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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-26

Mary kenbly, who have been doing a
wholesale business of servant-gal steal
ing. The house where they made their
home was searched, and seven large
trunks were found, which were filled
with silver, jewelry and other Valu'
ables.
An Indictment was found against Tom
MaXley Saturday, at O,good, Indiana,
for The shooting with intent to kill OF
Ike Levi. This is the second attempt
by the same man 10 take the life OF Levi,
and interesting developments are ex.
pected at the trial, as sume people are
inclined to think he was hired to do the
bloody decd.
Jas. Clark, well-known desperado
and his band, OF Clay County, Kentucky,
shot and instantly killed man named
Murphy, last week, and a!terward over
taking another, named Matt Clark, shot
his horse from under him. A posse O
citizens pursued the cut-throats, anG
after about fifty shots were exchang ged
| the mob fed.
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crate demand and freely offered at 73a75c foT
extra.
POTATOES-Are in moderate demand, with
liberal receipts and market rather easy,
Quoted 3JaiOc per bu on arrival, loose, for good
To choice, and DC more in store. Sweet puta-
toes dull at ~ I5a3 per brl IN store, and full
supply.
PUULTRY-The dymand is only moderate,
with liberal receipts, and the market is dull.
Live chickens Offering at 81 25a2 per dozen, and
turkeys selling at Use per ID, Live geese
quoted So 5Oa4 %, and ducks 81 75a9 per dOz ~
No dressed coming i'll on account Of the warm
weather.
sALr-Market steady, and fair demand
Ohio River ami kanawna quOtei $lal 10 ueI
brl Of bushels. Coarse Liverpool quiet at 81 2
al IS per sack. Turks Island held al 3Sd4U
| per bu.
SEED-Steady and quiet market Clover /
| quoted S1saSAG in store and SIC per In on ar
| rIval. Tinotny jobblng at 81 40aI 50 in tore
and 81 2Jal 30 per bu ON arrival. Flax is in fai
request at 81 ~ per bu.
| SUGAR-Market steady and demand mod
crate. New Orleans nominal at S4a93SC 70
| raw, and 9Aal0c Tor clarified per ID. We gu te
| Refined yellow SGaglSC, extra sc" 9Aa921c
"a" white l0Tal0IC. granuated lO4alO55
powdered and crushed Hall &c, and cut IOu
! IL &c per ID.
TALLOW-The receipts are heavy, will
moderate demand, and country sells at 7a1 n
| per lD, packed.
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RICE-Diei suddenly, on Sunday evening,
November 25, 1877, at l:5O Jcock of disease
Of the heart, John Rice, Sr., in his seventy
second year.
Funeral Tuesday morning, November q, at
9Ocock, from the reslu nee OF his son in aw
No. 2lS Sycamore street. Mass at St. Xlvier's
Church. Friends invited without further
notice.
HOWARD-Ellcn, belovet child Of Michael
and Margaret Howard, on November %, aged
year and 10 months
Funeral will take place from the family res =
idencc, on Tuesday, Novembe, q, at 3 o'c ock.
Friends OF the family are requested 10 attend
WlLnOut further notice. lt%
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IHE following dispatch was received to-day
by the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany, No. 56 West Fourth street:
"NEw I ORK, November "A, 1877.
"d. B. Gibson, General Agent:
"Ihe American Institute have awarded us a
special medal, the highest award and only one
ever given to sewing machines.
"WHEELER & WILSON,
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Death Record.

The following deaths nave been placed
on record since our last report:
Ann Mccarthy, 8 m Ds, city.
Anna M. Maher, 53 yrs, Ireland
Ellen Murray, 23 yrs, Ireland.
Ellen ClOsterman, 3 mos, city.
Vessel Wiukel, 81 yrs, CITY.
Geo. E. Belmont, . mos, city.
Geo. Henky, 81 rs, Germany.
Casper Baker, 45yrs, Germany.
WIlhelmena VESSEL, SO Yrs, Germ'y
Mary Schroeder, rs yrs, Germany
Infant Hunterlay, sIlll-oorn, city.
L. A. BreGer, 81 yrs, Germany.
Alice Rieley, 4 yrs, city.
Asher Ham, 30 yrs, Germany.
Anna Stetfens, 28 yrs, city.
Elizabeth Doodolo, 8 yrs, c tv.
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FINAN CIAL.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 26-i:9 p. NJ.
Gold is steady and local dealers are buying
at 1928, and selling at 1U2T. Gold checks IL
New OK selling at l03.
Eastern exchange continues steady. The
demand is modes ate with liberal receipt.
Ratus unchanged. We quote lilo discount
buying aud par selling.
Sterling quiet and drawn at s4S1 for sixty
days, and 81 IS for sight per in gold.
Governments stealy and moderate local de-
mand at the following buying ana selling
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42c. Corn-neal quiet and firm: held ~ S2jL
Hay quiet aud lirm: prime SlO; cnJiCy S$.SJ.
Pork strong aud higher: nelI al Sl4 81. L.'-u
quiet and steady: TIeree, 5Ha9SG; Kegs. Ita
lOHc Bulk meats sea &C anu Iirm: shoulders,
loose, bIc; packed, SIC. Bacon strong and
higher: 1ayH ay5sc Sugar-cured hams nrm-
er ut l3ali1ac- WHISKY dull at VI O5al IL.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26-Fleur: No. 2. s. pa
G5: superiiue W estCrn and state, 81 75a5 80;
common to good extra, s. S5a5 IS; good To
choice, IS SOaG; white wheat extra. So u5a6 rs;
fancy rLu, rUds 2j, extra Ohio, s. iUa7 50: ST.
Louis. S. 50aS 70; pateut Minnesota, 81 4 az 6J.
Rye nour steady at 50 S5a4 3j. Corn meal un-
changed. Wheat IN fair demand:
No. 3 spring, 81 2jhal 2jZ; No. Z
| Chicago spring, 81 2Sal 20: NO. Milwau-
| kcc, 81 29la 5Ua; No. | spring. S! 80; un-
| graded red winter, 81 39al A.. Rye frmer: No
| Milwaukee, &c. Barley in active demand:
| two-rowed State, 74aTSC. Malt quiet ami firm.
| Corn: Uugraded Western mixed, 6lSa634sc;
| steamer mNcj, 6l5ac; yellow Western ard
| white Western, 6jJac. oats higher: mixed
! estern State, 35aiOC white Western do, 3S
| a46c. Hay firm and unchanged. Coffee quiet
aud prices unchanged. Hops steady and
| unchanged. sugar duh ana heavy: fair to
| good refining 71a7&G; prime, -7AaTHc; re-
| fined quiet and unchanged, AolaeS S quiet and
unchanged Rice unchanged. Fctrolrum duh
and nominal. Tailow, 7%c. Strained resin,
81 7lal 7741. Spirits turpentlne steady at
34c. Eggs quiet: W estern. 22a24c. Mess pork,
$l4 25 Beef steady; Western long clear mid
| dies dull at re. Lard firm: prime steam,
| s5Oasb5c. Butter: Western, l0a22c Cheese
dull at 1a12Ac. Whisky steady at 81 10.
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IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADVERTISERS IN THE STAR, MIR. e. DUN
CAN SNIFFES, NO., 7s ASTOR HOUSE. NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern jtates This will be
branch Office OF the STAR, Mr.. sniffen being au-
thorlzed to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor in ouI
name
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HOGS-Market slow and no material chang ge
in prices, We quote common $3 9Oa4 Is, far to
good light 81 20a4 35, fair 10 good packing 81 ~
al 45, select butchers 81 4ia4 80 per Genital
CATrLE-MaTket firm ana good grades &C
tive. Common $2a2 %, medium 81 5Oa3 q, good
to choice So 50a4 %, and shipping grades 81 50a5
per GENITAL.
>HEEP-Market dull and prices steady.
Common to fair " 25a3 good to choice So 25a4
per Genital gross.
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The river was rising here at noon to-day,
with feet in the channel.


with feet in the channel.
Weather cloudy and rainy.
Business decide lily dull
The following steamers were in port at noon
Fleetwood, Ohio No. 4, Golden City, Nirgio
Lee, Ben. Franklin, GoI,ten Rule, Gen. Lyle.
Andy Baum. james d. Pa kGr aud Wildwood.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Golden Crown left Saturday evening for
New Orleans with good passenger trip and
! 500 tons freight.
The Wildwood returned to Maysville at
noon. She brought down l60 ploWs lay
n lght for New Orleans. but she arrived too late
to reship them en- the Golden Crown, and re-
shipped them on the Golden City.
The Vnt Shinkle left for Memphis Saturday
evening with fine trip.
Capt Lhas Is. kusselrs popular packet Jas,
ID. Parker Is on berth receiving for Evansville,
Cairo amt Memphis, and wIll depart W Wednes-
Gay,
The City Of Portsmouth arrived this morning
and Will return To Chic at4 Z. NJ.
The fast and popular NlrgiC Lee returned
| from Louisville This morning and will leave at
! 8 O'clock for Madison and all intermediate
| points. Capt. W. ". KIRBY, master, and Mr.
Andy j. Harrigan, clerk, are her clever and
| efficient chief officers.
Capt. j. L. CampbciVs large and cOmmodious
side wheel packet Fleetwood arrived this
| morning and Will return to Huntington this
evening. She connects with the c. & o. Rail
road for all points East &. W. Vanderbilt is
ner chief clerk, ably assisted by Gus. Hon
shell.
The large and elegant new Golden City will
! be the next steamer leaving for Greenville,
VlCksburg, NatChCz and New Orleans. She
will depart Wednesday,. Lapt. j. ID Hegler
| is her efficient and popular commander Capt.
sterling I. Mcintyre is her competent and
agreeable chief clerk.
Ihe pioneer packet Ohio No. A came down
| last night and Will return TO Pomcroy this
evening. Capt. John LeyIsay commands and
Frank Morgan and Dave >catterday are her
clerks.
The Louis A. Shcrey arrived this morning
from NJ adIson.
The hne side. wheel passenger packet Gen.
| Lytle arrived thIs morning and will return to
Louisville this evening.
| Capt. Hiram j. VintOns large and elegant
side wheel steamer Andy Baum commenced
receiving this morning for Evansville and
| Cairo, and will positively depart tomorrow.
She is tirst-class in all her appointments, and
should be we'll patI ron zcd. Mi. NJ III. Deem is
her courteous purser.
The John l.. Rhoads, en- route from st. Louis
to PlttsOurg, passed Evansville Yesterday.
me Express was due at Plttsburg this NOR
ming. she will leave there this evening for
this city.
TOwBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Alex Chambers will return to KQnawha
! River thi5 evening with an ompty tow.
The Robert Peebles is due to-day from POM
eroY.
BoAp-HANDS GOSSIP.
Capt. j. V. Reynolds and Major J. II. Strait
| ton, late owners OF the Nirgle Lee, left last
night for st. Louis.
| seven million bushels of coal left Pittsburg
on the present swell.
The VInt. Shlnkle added at Louisville yes
| terday lot Of people and $50 plows.
For Pomeroy.
| THIS DAY. 28th, at Z. NJ, POSITIVELY,
| F=ase D. OHIO NO. A. j. Levisay, Mas
! | ts4S
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Il UT UFHVIOys
THIS DAY 18th, at Z. NJ, POSITIVELY,
t-4e OHIO NO. A. J. Levisay, Mas
.ssstbsSsaaSsssshssa ter. Freight received at all
EaszA hours on W harf- boat foot of Broad
Va haIj
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WEDN NEsDAN 2Stn, at Il. Al, POSlpIV ELY,
~ n.GULDEN LILY, j. ID. llcgler,
xsstssss ,ssst Master Apply on board, or to
sasssaszAaA lioyse d Mossct, Geo. 'harsep
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For Huntington.

THIS. DA Y. 26th. at 4:so r. Nj. POSITIVELY,
~ - the Z. & y. II. X. Packet FLBEr-
x<6#44aaSSeeas.%ssa WOOD, j. L. Campbell, Master.
ssiiaias asdsa Freight received at all hours oP
Wharr-boat, foot of Broadway. W. HonshelL
superintendent
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For Louisville.
For MenDIaiA.

2Sth. at 5 p. NJ. Positively
.4es a.JAS. D.. PAItEEk, G.. Il. Russell,
.5a,:; sSSh,s Master. Apply ON board. OF to Royss
ssss# zssazzassl Il MoSset, Agents.
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For Madison.

MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, FRIDAY, P. Me-
IT, hVIRGIE LEE, W. II. KirbNs
- sssasssssssss Master Apply on board. or at
'zzz'zszssszHA A. Kennell's, cor. Main and Water
streets.
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Capt. j. V. Reynolds and Major J. II. Strait
ton, late owners OF the VirgIe Lee, left last
night for st. Louis.
Seven million bushels of coal left Pittsburg
on the present swell.
The Vnt. Shlnkle added at Louisville yes
terday u lot of people and $50 pIows.
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Advisedly.

We speak advisedly and with full
knowledge of the facts, when we say
that there has never been any sponta-
neous movement by the people of North
ern idaho looking to "A aivision Of the
Territory Boise Statesman.
If you "speak advisedly and with
full knowledge of the facts then you
utter a wilful and deliberate talsehood.
You know that two years ago petitions
for the same object were signed by
more than two-thirds of all the voters
of North Idaho, and you know too that
Fenn's vote for delegate over Bennett
was upon that issue, therefore you speak
falsely.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-12-29

CHRISTMAS TaEE.-On the eve of the cath
large assemblage of both cid and young
was found at the school room of Mrs.
Ridgeley, where had been erected Christ
mas tree gorgeously loaded with presents
and before which stood old Santa Claus
himself in his grotesque attire, who made
distribution of his presents much to the
delight of the recipients, both young and
old. So far as we could perceive no one
was slighted, while some seemed to be
loaded down with the gifts of this nyse,i-
Gus parsonage. Mrs. Ridgeley and Others
who made these arrangements to please.
are Untitled to much credis for the make up
Of this occasion.
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SheriTs Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISsU-
4 Bed out of the District Court of the First
judicial District of Idaho Territory, holding
terms at the city os Lewiston county of Nez
Perez, in the suit Of Loewenberg Bros, against
j. l.. Mulkey and A. j. Glass, judgement was
rendered in the said suit on the frs. day Of
May, A. d. 1876, in favor of said plaintiffs.
and against said defendants, for the sam of
(Ss50 $4,000 eight hundred and thirty fifty
seven one-hnndred dollars gold coin, ard
(S642 10-l00) six hundred and forl y-two seven
ty one-hundred dollars currency, with interest
thereon at the rate of ton per cent per .annum,
from the first day of May, A. d. 1876, togeth-
or with cost of suit taxed at thirty ant thirty
five one-huudred dollars, judgement roll filed
IN said case in said county. and judgement dock
ted in the clerks office of said court on the lst
day of May 1876. | have levied upon all the
right title and interest Of the said J. l.. Muiky
and A. j, Glass in and TO the following de-
scribed real estate with buildings and improve
ments thereon, and situate on Waha Prairie,
Nez Perez county |. T., to wit East half of
north west quarter Of section 80, and east half
Of south west quarter of section 20, township
81, north of range west, known as the j. l..
Muikey ranch. Lots and 2 and southeast
Quarter of northwest quarter and southwest
quarter of northeast quarter of section so,
township "a, north of range west, one hun
bred and ftty-seven nineteen one-hundreths
aeres, formerly known as the Johnson ranch.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday the
9TH day of jan, A. d. 1878 at IL o'clock noon,
in front of the court house in the city of Lewis
ton, Nez Perez county |. T.. l will sell all the
right title and interest of the said j. l.. Null
key and A. j. Glass in and to the above de-
scnbed property to the highest bidder or bid
des for cash. EZRA BAIRD.
Sheriff.
Lewiston I. r., Dee llth., 1877,
9-3w
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LIBEL.-A writer for the Palouse Gazette,
over the signature Of "Rancharo" utters a
severe libel upon the officers of Nez Perez
county, and the editor of that paper seems
to endorse the libel. AS the writer is un-
known to the public, all We hive to say in
the matter is that the hooks of account of
the monies of the county are always open
to inspection by every taxpayer, and he
who is aggrieved by reason of the charges
of "Rancharo" can easily find full refuta-
fion of all of them.
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RELEAsED.-Mr. Timony of the Land Of
fee at Boise City, against whom the States
man has been preferring charges for misde,
meanors in Office, and which charges had
Of the valley, to a complaint before mag
istrate and caused his arrest, has been dis
charged from said arrest
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STATE OF WAsHINGroN.-On our outside
We publish the act of the Legislature of
Washington, calling for an election of DEL
gates to, frame constitution for the state
of Washington. 1t makes provision for
North Idaho. Our readers will do we'll to
read carefully this act and take snch ac-
ton npon the provisions as to them seem
proper.
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NOTICE..

~ delinquent tax list for the year A. ID. 1877
has been deposited with the deputy District
Attorney, A. Leland Esq, and that If the de-
linquenttaxes therein specified are not paid to
the County Treasurer within ten days from the
date hereof, action will be commenced by said
District Attorney or deputy, Cor tho collection
Of said taxes. aud costs
Lewiston Dee, 10Th 1877.
TEos HUDsoE.
Auditor & Recorder Nez Perco Co. /. T..
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CHRISTMAS. This holiday was filled up
with many greetings of ''Merry Christmas"
"Christmas gift" by the little folks, as they
passed along our streets, and the youths
of larger growth seemed to enter into the
enjoyment of the day with hilarious glee
and calling TO remembrance the scenes of
former years.
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Farm For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
j sale the following described tract of land
with improvements thereon, situated on the
Palouse river abcut miles east from Palouse
City. to-wis The S. Il. of S. W. d s. w.
OFFS, L. 1 of section IS, in township AZ north
of range west, and lots & 3 in section 2 in
township II north of range 5 west, containing
one hundred and fifty nine ff.y-seven one humid
reths acres. The improvements consist Of .
one and one-half story log hou,e. good stable
and shed, 100 acres under fence and 90
other particulars enquire of Samuel Denny
living near the place, or Of the undersigned at
Lewiston !. z. Good title given.
JOHN w. DENNY.
Lewiston Nov. LIST 1877.
0-2-tf
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PRoF. PLUMMER.-The recitatons Of Prof.
Plummer given for the benefit Of the pub-
lie school were among his best, and the
audience, though not so large AS might
have been expected in aid OF our public
school, yet seemed we'll pleased and in-
structed by the entertainment.
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War With Mexico.

A little spec of war has shown itself
upon the Mexican border within the
past few weeks. it called out the Tex
as state troops, and sent an appeal for
U. s. troops, But the government
seems to think it is purely local, aud
not involving the Government of Mexi-
co. and hence the alarm is not aenoral.
What complications may Gomez Of the
chow of hostilities can only be ktown in
the future.
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CLEAR CASE. - THE TELLER. at
Lewiston, calls its plan to devq ur the
Nez Perez reservation, "tho proper re-
duction of the Nez Perez reservation"
Call it what you will, your scheme is
apparent, aud we intend TO cxpts you
every time. p. Standard.
And we call it rightly, and have so
called it publicly in TIE TELLEk b, ever
since the war. Your agony to expose a
scheme that you yourself acknd wledge
to be "apparent," is loves labor bst.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-12-29

GREAT INcREAsE.-From signatures in
our possession the voting population Of the
Thorn Creek precincts, including Genesee
Valley, has increased since the last general
election, from to $50. They occupy fine
section of country and yet there is room
for many more.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-12-29

RETURNED.-Prof Plummer has been to
Mt. Idaho and Grangeville, giving recita.
tons with good success. He returned on
Thursdays stage.
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. CoNMITTED.-Wm. Porter was arrested
on charge o: assault with deadly weap-
on, and examined before Justice Vincent
on Wednesday eve, and held to answer be-
fore the Grand Jury in the sum of $500, in
default of which he was committed to jail
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REJECTED. - Mitchell's bill extending
time to N. P. R. R. is formally disowned bv
the directors of the company, who claim it
to lie in opposition to the interests of the
company.
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THE New YEAR.-Before our next issue
the year Of 1873 will have dawned upen US
and the scenes of 1877 will be among the
things that were. May we all find II hap
py New Year.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-12-29

MILL AT Associative learn that par
ties contemplate erecting Touring mill
near the mouth of the Assotin Creek.
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ARRIVED Paymaster Maynadier and
clerk arrived here on Thursday evening,
and proceeded to Lapwai yesterday to pay
off the boys in blue.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-12-29

CHARaEs.-Charges against the Surveyor
Generals department. of Idaho, are pre-.
fered in the World by Mr.. Timony.
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A BALL will be given at Clark's ball on
New Years eve.
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NEz PERCEs IN CANADA.-Mai Walsh's
report gives 200 Nez Perez men women
and children as having escaped to the
British Possession.
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NEW MILL.-We are informed that the
machinery for the new saw-mill is en-
route from Portland to this place.
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LOCAL INTELLIGEN CE
School commences next Wednesday Jan. I'd.

Observation-Disclosures and ball on Thurs.
day night last.
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FLAX SEED.

4 S AN INDICTMENT TO INCREASE
a the production OF fax seed. the undersien.
ed give notice that they will purchase at the
highest market price, or will contract for all
that may be offered Of next seasons crop,
through their agents, Messrs Allen & Lewis,
of Portland, from whom seed can be had upon
application.
JONI g. KITTLE,
Manager Of the Pacific Oil T. Lead Works
San Francisco.
November goth, 1877.
7-6-mo.
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Administrators Notice.
Estate Of y. B. Randall,
Deceased.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
y undersigned Administrator of the estate
of D. B. Randall deceased, to the creditors.
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to present them TO me at my house
at Mt. Idaho, Idaho county, l. r., with the
necessary vouchers within ten months from the
date of this notice, or be forever barred.
l.. p. Brown,
Administrator
Mt. idaho I. T., Dec. Sth, 1871
2-S-4w
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--=---s ---a- 90 49,
BORN.

To the wife of S. Windenthalcr, on Thursday
morning in this city, daughter.