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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

The question before small boys de-
batting society: "Are we to have a
5 Christmas treew
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

A VALUABLE MEDICAL TREATIsE.-The
edition for 1878 of the sterling Medic
al Annual, known as Hostetters Alma
nae, is now ready, and may be OBJ
tanned, free of cost, of druggists and
general country dealers in all parts Of
the United States and British .Ameri-
ca, and Indeed in every civilized por-
ton of the Western Hemisphere. 1t
combines, with the soundest .prac-
teal advice for the preservation and
restoration Of health, large amount
of interesting and amusing light read
ing, and the calendar, astronomical
calculations, chronological items; &c,
are prepared with great care, and will
be found entirely accurate. The is
sue of Hostetter's Almanac for 1878,
in the English, German, French,
Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish. Holland,
Bohemian and Spanish languages,
will in all probability be TIE LARGEST
edition Of "A MEDICAL work ever pub
lisbed in any country. The proprie-
tiers, Messrs. lIostetter & Smith, Pitts
burg, Pa, on receipt Of two cent
stamp will forward <. copy by nail to
any person WHO ca'Iot procure one
in his neiehborhood.
DEC. 4, lily.
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MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.

WONDERFUL cures have been, and are
sbeing effected by Piles Certain Cure for
4pHemorrhoids or PILES. For sale at the
Drug Store in this city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

JUsr received at Myer & Smiths, a
large quantity of nitric acid.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

SoME substantial improvements are
being made in the variety store of
Myer & Smith.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

The Ebenezer mine will not be
worked during the winter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

SERVICES in the II. E. Church next
Sunday at the usual hours.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

a NAN on Lower Payette, aged 81
years, lately married a girl aged Il.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

PLEySA has surrendered, and it is
Ihat the war is virtually over.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

JOHNNY MERRILL and Jess Bradford
left Tor Atlanta on Wednesday morn
ing last They ietend remaining
there about week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

Go ID Colin & KennaIy's and get a
pair of the celebrated Club skate be-
fore they are all gone.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

THE proprietors Of the Bclshazzer
nine. on Fall creek, are sikning from
me leYel, and the rock is steadily i'm
proving as depth is obtained. The
Prospects of this mine are very fat
tering.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

Buy your goods of those who adj
vertise. They can and do sell goods
cheaper than others.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

SHsBY has a supply of beautiful
hand-sleds. Just the thing for pres
ents to the children. Go and see
them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

The hands at work in the Sub Rosa
mine and mill were paid off for the
past months work last Wednesday
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14
LOCAL NEWS.

THANKS to Hon 5. S. Fem for pub
lie documents.
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Summons.

TERRITORY OF IDAHo,l SO
County OF Boise. i 00'
w. w. Dodge & Co., Plaintiffs vs.. Con Healy.
Timothy Dacy and Michael Carrigan, defendants:
In the District Court for the Territory of Idaho
Second Judicial District
GSAO CON HEALY, TIMOTHY gIDACY AND
Michael Carrigan: In the name of the people
OF the United States in the Territory of Idaho Yu
are hereby notified that there is on file in the
Office of the Clerk Of the District Court of the Sec
oDd Judicial District OF said Territory, in Idaho
City, county of Boise. the complaint Of w. w.
DSdge Co., praying judgment against you for the
sum of Thirteen Hundred and Six and 31-100
ISL 306.3lD Dollars. gold coin of the United States
Oh a ertain profnissory note made by defendants
dated January 1877, for ST. 1881 payable thirty
days after date; and that unless you appear and an
swer to said complaint within ten days after the
service hereof if served within Boise county and
within twenty days If served out of said county but
within said Judicial District and within thirty days
served out Of said District exclusive ,of the day
of service), judgment viii he taken against you by
default for the sum of SI,306.3l, gold con and In
terest and costs of suit
In testimony whereof I, A. L. Richard
T g son, Clerk Of said District Court have
Z hereunto set my hand and affixed the
~ Seal of said Court at Idaho City this 17tn
day Of July, A. ID. 1877. A. LRICHARDSOS,
Clerk OF the District Court
By GEO. W. RICHARDS, Deputy. (Dsc.11-2m.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

MAgTIx cATHcsgr has iust received
at his boot and shoe store in. Placer
FilIe, from Gan Francisco, : large
stock Of ladies' and chiIdren's but
oned shoes. calf and TebbHe goat
BIN. lined with rel flannel for warmth.
'ssnd your 81 ze to hfn. Hesei.s cheap
pa guarantees satisfaction.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-14

Copies may be ordered through tie 81.
fee Of ibis paper Address
WOgLD,
IDAHO CITY, i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14


a, nSoo ssss1ng s sosy could not bel,
IN ,,sessi,eo. Nv. s', be underta ~, n
deretand Eket IN Aector he was osy,e.,. 4
It was I'd rcssats nooner would y II. u
give the vesssI mat good snv 14 tro1 n
The consular age1. replied that the ooIld
tor could take the vessel whenever
wished, as he had force enough tthe ~
boat lying alongside the echcozsfj Go 20 f
board, but the agent stated to the offid
that he would never consent to have 4
schooner given up without STRONGLY n
testing, and urged that time ahonld
given the master to communicates with u
owners. The collector answered that il "A
nowhere set down what time should 4
given, and that the consular agent VOL
be abusing his position &c q represented
OF his nation by putting any hindrance
their Intended proceedings. He then d
seneed to give three days more
On MIR. Preston communicating the fsk
to the consul that official ct once wrote
the Governor General of the province. al
be teIegraphed to the collector at Ponce
give the captain fifteen DAYS from
eighteenth of November that he might
the funds to pay the fine. On the fwens4
fourth of November MIR. Preston adyerti,f
for $4,000 on bottomry bonds on the M
spars, ETC., of the Bsracoa. On the tvyar'l
nfth ne telegrsDhed she consul that the
lector had informed him that the sehoo
baraeoa had got under weigh and put
see without having cleared or comm
with the custOmhouse regulations.
On the twenty-seventh the consnl
ceived an official communication from
Preston advising him of the fact of the
Ing OF the schooner. In private letter
Preston informed the consul thai
schooner must have slipped her chains
at lf:3O A. Nd. went of like bird, and
fore the aetOunded and dumbstruck ofio
on the gunboat could collect their sen
She got all sal set, and was three "a
away IN the brietest possible time. Az
went off che sprung her luff aud saluted
port with her colors three times three.
gnnoost was sent in chase as soon az
could get up steam, but the schooner
out Of sight in q very short time.
The consul states that the case of the
rac0a is particularly hard one. the a.
having been delivered in strict aecorda
with the bills of lading, the mietake il
manifest having been made by the bra
OF the shipper, and the vessel should
have been fined. The captain, being
owner of the schooner, which was n
vessel, and not being able to etand her
probably determined to take the resps
bility and clear off with her to save
from being seized. On q eubee0uent eoI u
pondence with the Governor General
United States consul stated that in no 4 \
ner was the United States Responsible
the action of the captain, as there was
the slightest suspicion that he intended
ming away, and that having done so \
alone responsible. The Governor Ger )
intimated that bad faith bad been "a
tested in the proceedings toward the
eminent, which the United States "a k
disclaimed In fitting manner = Wash a
ton Correspondence Neic York Herald. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14

The Secretary Of State has received o
dispatch from the United States consul at
San Juan. Porto Rico stating that on the
sixth Of November the schooner BaracOa,
Of Bocthbays Maine, sailed from the port Of
Ponce, Porto Rico, without clearance pa
peEs and while being guarded By 8 Spanish
gnnboat to secure the payment of fine
imposed on her BY the Spanish authorities
for an alleged error in her manifest. IL
seems that the captain Of the schooner, Mr..
McClintock, had been fned b. the c0lleo-
tor Of customs al Ponce In the sum Of $500
Spanish coin, for having on his manifest
only One-half weight Of 100 barrele Of -four
and One-hah weight also Of 100 barfele Of
corn meal, The number Of packages was
plainly put down in the manifest 10 figures
end writing and the cargo al discharged
and delivered in sfriot conformity with The
bile Of lading, plnlnly showing that no
iraud had been premiditated.
There was no mode Of setting the unfor-
tnnaie mistake except BY paving the fne
imposed, after which the officials stated
that The captain and con1lgnees could petit
uticn for the money to Be reimbursed Is
much ~ they pleased The marine cable
being ont BY order during thia time, the cap,
tain could not foeeiy8 any answer to three
messages that be had nenG 70 the owners il
the Unlted States sahiBg for tho necessary
tnnae o. security 70 libsrAte biz weasel and
snable him 70 clear bio schooner so 4 to
pfcosed On bic voyage. He requested the
cuslQmhouae 1flAelaa8 ~ be patient, ~ be
Inteadod to pav tho hno. On Saturday, the
Aiseanth of November, the authorities re-
Quc1sed that she 10111a6F Be hauled nn
aleaesl38 no Spanish gunhoat. which was
done
1sorpaale3 ltet on that DAG size custom
Na4 aftfs el 'mratlent end AuA9sy 81
~ t IS I.-'es no e1s
ffe AND MtItd tafs "a
|tr aAdt set che
q4 Nsa bet
1s01I
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14
DEcEMBER "a. ls76

OECEMbEh "a, 1910.
MY DEAR DAUGHTER-I concluded to
keep my letter of yesterday open till dear
mother shOHld return, that you might know
that she was still alive and in my presence
and care. She returned last night, having
stood her trip as if sustained by the Apeciai
grace and hand of God. She had the undy-
ing consolation OF looking once again upon
the manly face of her beloved and idolized
boy, and now she knows how he looked in
death as well as in life; aud without this
last sad boon, hardly believe she could
ever have consented to be at all reeOnciled
to our bleeding and crushing less. This re-
lief to her 10 ae natural as the performance
Of the sad duty was heartrending. There
is perhaps no love and devotion of earth
like that of a mother for her son, and no
grief and sorrow so deep and lasting as
that OF mother over the death of her boy
child-and grown son, SO manly and no.
BILE as our beloved Solen!
Dear mother brought me letter from
Charlie and one from Lyourgus, and send
them to yOu, along with Charities dis
patches, that You may see and read how
your living brothers speak and feel in re-
gard TO the departed one. And know Won
Will thank God that such brothers live to
pay manly and honorable devotion to the
noble dead. They speak and feel in regard
to dear Scion just as he would speak and
feel concerning them, were he living and
they dead. And just think of poor little
stricken Lycurgus-a mere boy, and see how
he feels and speRks!
May Heaven bless you, my darling Lily
Vale And you must come to see as when
you can. Adieu, in sadness and in hope.
Your atfectionAte father,
W. JASPER BLACKBURN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14

and devoted attention of the living ones
chs 20 much loves, may finally, to some de-
gree, turn away the deep oppression Of her
bleeding and agonizing heart. God bless
her true and devoted seull
am still very much afflicted in body as
we'll as in rnind--unable TO get about-have
not been out into town since You left--not
since the day before your mRrriage-nOw
nearly two months.
We all long for you to come and see us,
Come with your kind and generous husband
to see us when you can, shall live in
daily hope of seeing yOu till you come; and
trust you may come before 1t shall please
GOD TO elbow me to pass away and dwell in
peace with my dear dead bOy-your gener.
GUS and manly brother Solob!
Yonr devoted and afflicted old father,
w. JASPER BLACKBURN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14

Of spreading seditisn throughout the coun-
tFy and perpetEsting appalling crimes
against liberty and humanity, their persons
long ago would have adorned the ealIowN
or ianguished In dungeons, and the nation
now would be at peace. The rule OF the
eighth Of January made "treason odiousv
6y vindiCating loyalty in the punishment of
the traitor Washington Natiomal Resub-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14

pOrtant questions, and 70 congratulate you
on what has been, all thipgs considered, the
most suecessful quarantine season ever
known at New Orleans, or probably at any
AmericAn port.
M. A. SoUTHwORTH, Nj. d,
Resident Physician.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-14

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liberal commission allowed to those who send
rs eiuba Of i've or more.
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Iieyed, I |
much
ngressio|
odueed
ich, in
hether ce
rningB
fhese pS
change
aing small
the va |
Gould be
very al |
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nHlder tn
satisfaet|
Mitigation
ta parish |
BIT the r
3uced BY
DR. DIM
sblicans
ma negr
Bet lead
Rugh the
pw that
fatal ID
zen ysara
parish RI
II upon tn
lat it w0i |
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shon. he
trust the
Fas firmly
ny officer
l officials .
riders and
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be toward
let OF sew
lite, all af
lording to
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Waibmgton.

l0oe Warts. Dc 5orcnspe Sta.
tiers Gent it@ofalttNs nGitsn snltem.
mig Def al Yrriosntsn slOrts 8aI9
Al 8abinsismeolemmer.
- l2le Waris. Ost npe 6abinst
blsD ioas ebiait;t. "lron-clad 80
olep aaast al oem ale paa @ens.
ral Yoltmelter 8sp her. oo ban iom
Oeltassr / Spbliaiernts Svrer life
fInoe aflrage Den / cen 5orm for
aars Teofommeuoe maotle ON Der.
ior mOolfrfrss noget.
8rGlocnt 9lnes lfal after o.
after bare 9leniaQst at bans fSrcm.
9ausemaaos REQ Hei9ltsllcu al ot
forltlellige gmberspolter. ban bar Of
raaos opsr, oil btlue Den. al tnbusr
400 Gmbeosmano bsboIoer i'm y #
% at nps upnRBusIisr fun oil hnos
Stso. fOrlaaUlNt ret bliDer Sale ON
al noiplbe @acaucsr, euer / Del 81.
Sntetssle ido minbre brave
Gmbeosbapcre Ombpitet men bsots.
- aon9rssien bar bspil9et $50 900
iii NenirtleIie al en- Rommltte al
&iosp'iabsm0no. ion ltll unoerieas
Sr9sbOppe. Saseu % ON mullat be.
loare BET Sperssmaal, bporlspts ri
fan bIipe iri for oisie YIa9sannosr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Sainois.

Chicago. l0os Waris. Sgaor tnots
Sa9eu mob GlTanbr Suulpan, ION
haooe mprpst Srdncls SANFORD
Hsrs &lcners SpcrpGr. 5crife Gang,
Sa8sn oar Opps, tunoe life Sup.
mGnoeue fOmme Ill no9sn Gni9bec
bsnne Sang osrimOb lptteess esi.
% lloiaIosi bar not ltfs opsrraiten
De for Dem. Der flsnosr noset III
Oommsr WcNllitsr 6orbrpoersn
bIsu fritienot.
Stsrlin9, soc @0rts. "a Sma.
ba.@ Iprestreust paa Chicago Il Nort5.
iueitsru Sansn ieas naasos frem til
Stationsn Salt, 3 Wile bertha. sT.
plObsreoe Oampfieoslen, eoslasoe 20.
i0motipst % pr0bts Waifinliten
5prbebsrsn os Stations.N 9sntsn (;
Den iloite ltoo paa Statiunens Ylat.
form % blsp trurst al ct Ssrnltpfts
/ Soften, fac ban oees ct Yar &.
msr sitsr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Wlidigan.

= bsnus Stat nnoss @srosns ri.
9sfe &obbsrmins. nemlis Calumet
% Sefla i I9rbsrsn al YOrtass
qafs. Sor omtrsnt 10 Mar iicen
opoaseoss Den al Ell 9ris. Naereoe
/ mango Mar bauos man pibit. at
9anpsts tlbliaere 8sfolfnlns. De iaa.
falote Moundbuilders, bapos brspet
6obbsrminsr Der | Sunbrsbsr af
Mar, bpilfet man snbnu fan ls
Werier at lauss 8pssen al Yoint
&slusenu,p | en- 9ensce Of neitsn
100 Wile. Spoa9eien GIT iaaleoss
fer zig: Gn Winearbsioer bapoe I'm
Sptt. inbe i Sfopen % anbrasts
line Smaasriie i en- sammel @rube.
Gn Oas bapbe en- al oisie ROBOT op
en- flor Slump rent 8obber, % @ru.
bens Misboloisbeo piite iis mart.
Siofs Mar nopanbtsS Der fra be to
tonioliosrebe Winsr 10000 &ons
rent 8obber. 90 bog sr Der enonu
mere snb en- Nil tilbase af San.
gen, Tom lite CT aabnet.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15
Sprfiet.

Weo Serblen or Der Nuttet en-
OusrsnffOmif ifsIss hpiItsn Der blano
Aneet PAL auleasss nne 6afninetr
| sauoet % bet tprfiit. 6las bale
oeo Chen at bet isrbilfe; meb Won.
lsnssrO CT 8aabenltilitanosn iorIan9si
III 22oe Warts. men fra Ssr,eso.
Dina tommer Der Gitsrrstninger or.
at Spltanosn Der isien antastr en-
alporlig aarafter pna 8runo at In.
oertrpifellsr fra tprfIit SIDE. Rbs.
oiosn af sSsppien linI bare lopst
Snltanen al title 80 900 Wano til
bans OispoNtiOn. ON Bet fommsr
nj 8ria, men osrai bliuer bet Del
life Roget for BET Serlts. Oet itul.
De 10 nermsit bare Nuslano, iom
beepnete ben. men BET FER Del nsp.
pc fer no paa Waaren. o9 / Inlet
S~ilI9los. fer oct iaar fulb 8isbso
ON. buOrlecss be epriss Wastsr oil
title liz til Gjarsn unosr BE- On.
itenoiabscsr. @sneraI Ssnatisn. iom
Ell Bib bar upboIot Jig / Berlin for
at unoerlese bette. CT ben Soc Warts
arfommsn til Yaris | iamme &riu.
BE-.
Serbien miitens | ibits &ris
8 900 Wano. % 10000 iaarsoss.
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9fuslan0.

: unrOpeilfs Nuiier bsrsties Iom
miitfert. at 3usIano bclit euifsr Sreo.
% baabsr. at bette maa blips iaa,
oa 8prflet Del nepps fan ila nuQen
Wast lom allisrc meo iia. % Der
for maa saa ino paa Dc 6%ororinscr.
HUSBAND bar opitlQst til Sorbsl for
Den %friitue 8sfOltnins / DC tprfite
Yropinoler. SfuIoe bette Sibite life
blips &ilfGlbst. oa oil HusIano for.
iese meo al Seer at iette Dem ieisn.
mem meo Saubenmast. % osnlsr. at
De eprise Stater oil lnbtase en- pen.
ltabslis Nsuiralitet.
get bcoosr osiaa M. at man bar
iunest en- pasienoe Sorm for ct
Spar paa BET GlrfuIGre, Huslano
bar isnet omfrins til Stormasicrns.
Wan ansrfieuber Gnslanes parms
8eitrGbeller o. Spohrslisr til 6Or.
bel iOr be &riltns / SprtIst. men
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-15

ulptfellse 8ssiuenbso aItio bape piit
ls bran
philadelphia. SunbanoIer Sir.
moet Sarpsr 81 50. table / 1865
$40 600 paa en- u9rlie Bsiisni, Der
remte mco Yeuesns, uosu at man
lensre funoe fomme paa Spor efier
bim. Nm 3arpcr par / 1873
nlsus | 0|crrstninssu. oa Oct fom I'll
Sallit. o. bar iiben lepct / imaa
8aor men Tor fort 5ib iloen ft
ban et Bro ira Gan 6ranclsco
bporl ben rcmte 8etisut mslbcr, at
ban oil bstoIs 8opilaI % 8eutsr
tlIbnse buis ban ifaI sno fri for
Straf. Sdrper reitts hsrben, %
fom forrise u9e iiIbaee oetira meo
$50 900. 8toraasrsn par msb be
$50 900 aanst til Yeru, hapo, ips.
falsrst nleo Ycnsere / SeIumlnsr
o9 sleos mn sitter sasi Stgenbs ON.
firing 10 Miiiorsr Douars.
J iouias llgs u~sobreubte i
sarns Gltp 8aitman Sotcl ; Gsren
os bans Gen illp oaira mso gtuet.
lflsnt iip9t %forbranote; men bans
aons, IRE grfrs o. en- aslenbe MI
'iese eloet. } 3oteael par Der 80
SOgsrennr. buiItt ale reo6soe iig /;
men iI al oem nj b~elpoeIlse Beita.
oigeilcr Uec at hoppe no al BIN
ouet.