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A Love Feast stampeded by skunk.

About the end of "iifthly," at col
ored love feast the other night, some
of the brethren and sisters In the front
part OF the room arose, and immedi-
ately the cry of "set down. was raised
in the rear. The answer was soon re-
turned that there was skunk in the
building, and panic ensued almost
equal to what fire would cause. In
the rush that ensued, his polecatship
became enraged, and before he could
be killed made his presence known in
manner not pleasant to those in his
immediate vicinity. At first 1t was
supposed that his introduction was the
work of some white trssb," who
thought to have some amusement not
in the experience Of the brother, but
subsequent inquiry shows that this is
wrong. The house has been fumigated
like ship infected with plague, but a
faint perfume not exactly that Of Araby
the Blest still hints to visitors OF the
unweIcome guest, with shaggy hide
and bushy tail. The new outfit OF
"fiftblyD cost seven fifty.
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Meeting of the Directors of the Balfi.
more ana Ohio Railroad.

BALTIMORE, October 10. The mouth.
ly meeting of the board OF directors OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
2any, Mr.. John w. Garrett presiding,
was held to-day at the compaDy's of.
flee. Among other business transacted,
dividend of three per cent. was de-
clared In the main stem stock. The
five per cent. dividend declared in
April makes with this, eight per cent.
for the year 1877. Mr.. Thomas II.
Sharp resigned his position as master
of transportation, which was accepted
by Mr.. William MoClements, long an
efficient officer of the company, by APP
pointment of the president in August
last, as assistant master OF Transports
ton, was unanimously confirmed In
that position by the board of directors.
II also will be acting master Of trans
portation until that position is filled
Mr. J. G.. Harvey was elected as stock
holder director to fill the vacancy
created by the death OF his father, Mr.,
James Harvey.
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Might Associated Press Report.l


TOLEDO, October 10.--It is conceded
the national or straight greenback
party elected their entire ticket in
Lucas county, by majorities ranging
from two hundred to eight hundred.
In the city their majority is upwards
of one thousand. Sturgeon and Kel-
logg, the new elected representatives,
have hitherto acted with the republi
cans. The result is a surprise to all
parties and to none more than to the
nationals themselves.
Dies MONIES, H., October 10.-The
republican majority is thirty Thousand,
and the legislature is in proportion.
COLUMBUS, o., October l0.--There is
scarcely any excitement to learn the
definite figures of yesterdays election.
Both committees concede that Bishops
majority is from fifteen to twenty
thousand. The democratic committee
claim that they have between thirty
and forty on joint ballot in the general
assembly, and the republican commit
tee does not dispute the claim.
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The Republicans C0neede abe Election
Of nishop by from $4,000 90 10000
Majority I0WR Gives Her UsunI
Heavy HepubIican Majority,
TOLEDO, October 10. Beturns from
twenty three precincts In this city aud
Lucas county give Bishop (democrat),
for governor 2,Sib; West, (republi.
cam 1901.
CINCINNATI, October l0.--Returns
from III out Of li7 precincts In this
city, and 81 of the 40 county presincts,
give for governor: Bishop (demoorai)
1883 West (republican) 1872; Bond
radical aud working mani S,S2S Lord
(demOcraD for senator, over A. II.
Frashart republican, co; Capseter
(republioan) for county auditor over
Holman (dem0craD $50 lluhke ire.
publiGan) tor county treasurer, over
Eratz (democraD 22S The democrats
seem to have elected the entire county
ticket, with the exception OF Holman
and Frat2, who We're scratched for
eas0ns other than political.
The Gazette comedies both branches
of the legislature to the democrats, and
says Bishops majority In the state Is
not less than 10000.
The Enquirer claims majority In
the Legislature on Joint ballot OF Il,
thus securing the election OF "A demo.
cratic United States senator.
In this city the German republicans
voted largely for the workingmen's
ticket will foot up II 900 votes, though
it is not probable that 1t will reach
the estimate of yesterday, namely,
S,0O0(?)
DUBUQUE, Iowa, October 10,-At
three o'clock n. M, at headquarters of
the republican state central commit.
tee, very meager returns had been re.
ceived. The vote has been light, owing
to heavy rain prevailing generally
oyer the state. Reports indicate the
election OF the republican state ticket
by about thirty thousand majority
over the democratic ticket. Gear, re-
publican candidate for governor, has
been considerably scratched by tenn
perance men, who voted for Jessup,
the temperance candidate. Gear will
run at least five thousand behind his
ticket. The greenback state ticket will
receive from fifteen to twenty thou
sand votes, and the temperance ticket
about five thousand,
The republicans will have about
thirty majority in the state senate and
to forty majority in the
house, insuring the election of a repub.
Iican United States senator.
Dubuque county gives Irish demo
craft, for governor, from fifteen to
eighteen hundred majority. The entire
democratic ticket is elected, including
A senator and three representatives,
which is gain of the senator and one
representative. Hall (democrat), for
senator has about three hundred ma
ority.
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Directory of tue Western Union TeIe-
graph Company.


New YORK, October l0.-The an.
nual election of directors OF the West
ern Union Telegraph Company took
place this morning. The following
are the gentlemen selected: William
Orion, William II. Vanderbilt, Edwin
d. Morgan, Robert Lennox Kennedy,
Moses Taylor, Augustus Schell, Wilson
Ct. Hunt, j. Pierrepont Morgan, Frank
Work, Harrison Dupre, Cornelius Van
derbilt, James H. Banker, Chester w.
Chaplin, Alonzo b. Cornell Hamilton,
NJ G. Twombly, G.. NJ. Pullman, Nor
vim Green, William X. Thorn, John
r. Duff, Cambridge Swingstone, ID. o.
Miles, Oliver IL. Palmer, Edward p
Sanford, Samuel A. Manson, David
Jones, James Harker, Arson Stager,
Samuel ]. Barger and Edwin ID. Wor'
cester. 1t was decided not to send ou'
the annual report until the public ex'
animation of John j. Sexes, in the
case of the Union Trust Company
against the Houston and Texas Cen
trail railroad, took place. To-day's pro
ceedings were formal and of purely
personal character and Of no genera
interest.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

lee Cream Parties, Round Dances,
Rallies. Fairs, Etc, Thought 10 be
DemOraIixiag - Matter Referred 10
bishops.
Boston, October l0.--The proceed
ings were mostly preliminary. DIR.
White, of Tennessee, said he desired,
in the form of resolution, to obtain
the expression of the convention in
relation to the improper instrument
talities which were used for the pur.
pose of raising money to defray expen-
ses. He disapproved of Ice cream par
lies, Of round dances, of fairs, rallies
and all such. He thought these things
were demoralizing. A resolution that
the bishops take the matter into con-
sideration was adopted.
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A Raid on the RumselIer's of Morris.
town, New Jersey.

MoRRIsTowN, N. j., October TO-
The grand jury of Morris county, yes
terday, after an unusually long session,
presented flfty-four bills of indiCt-
ments, a large number being for Illegal
selling of liquor and beer. Every
known liquor seller in Morristown has
been indicted.
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Kansas Democratic Nominees.

LEAvENwoRTH, Ks, October TO-
The democratic state central commit
tee met yesterday morning, and NOM
mated w. X. Waggstaf for chief jus
tice and Thomas w. Watkinson for
lieutenant governor.
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r s,s,ers Of Mercy GO 10 the Assist
nnee of Port Royal.

AUGUSTA, Ga, October lO.-There
were five new cases and three deaths
from yellow fever at Port Royal to-day.
-Four Sisters Of Mercy leave here in the
morning for Port Royal, aud the
Mother Superior says Others are ready
to go IL needed.
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r.r,x.rixe per cent Reduction IN
stone coal.

NEW York, October lO.-The Penn
sylyania coal company has issued a
circular announcing the resumption of
work in their mines, and offering coal
at reduction Of about forty-fve cents
per ton ON the former rates.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Democratic ana Anti. Hayes Re.
pWbiicans ncioice over the Ohio re-
suii-No Progress Toward the s0Iu.
tion OF the speak orshIp.
| Moon Associated Press lleport.l

suit-NO Progress Toward the s0Iu.
tion OF the speakorship.
Noon Associated Press Reportl
LONDON, October l0.--rhe Times
Belgrade correspondent says he hears
from n diplomatic source that the
porte has demanded an explanation re.
garding Servla's purpose In armlng
and negotiating with Russia and Rou.
mania, The porte declares that IL will
be obliged TO send special commits.
sioner to Belgrade TO inquire whether
It's sovereign rights are not being tam.
pered with. All first.class militia
brigades, except those of Belgrade,
Chabatz and Vallero, have marched to
the frontier, The second class will
follow In ten days. More money and
several hundred boxes Of shoes have
arrived from Russia. Negotiations
with Russia have ut last come to sat
isfactory close. A ca blnet council has
resolved upon warlike measures,
though not before the middle of No
Vember.
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what DId she RenIit neang

They say that at a recent reception
given 10 General Mcclellan in Boston. 3
lady said to him Ny husband was
killed when with you At Cold Harhor.
and then grasping his hsnd she exelainl-
ed God bless you. general Such
an expression OF gratitude must have
been touching in the extreme
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Indications.

For the west gulf states, clear or
partly cloudy weather, light variable
winds, mostly from the southwest,
nearly stationary pressure, and tenn.
perature colder.
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The Party by the Name Of wheeler En-
Route for wasiin gtOn.

WATERFOWL, October 10. Vice
President Wheeler left Malone this
morning for New York, where he will
remain a day or two before proceeding
to Washington.
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Pour dollars in Property Unable TO
Pay one I'm Money.

LONDON, October 1O.-Frederick
Dlmsdale, solicitor, failed. Liabilities
$3.50, 900, assets $4,000, consisting OF
collieries and other properties.
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Goldsmith Maid sprsins u Tendon az
hOufh Bend.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, October 10..-Golds
smith Maid did not trot against time
as announced, Doble declaring she
was unfit for work, on account of hav.
inv sprained tendon at South Benz.
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PIIyTsBURG, Pa, October 10.-The
Franklin Savings bank, of Allegheny,
failed to-day.
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Thompson has the very best variety
show that has ever put in an appear
ance on the Texas stage. Its stunning
and no mistake, and the vast crowd
which goes there every night attests
the popularity OF the management.
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1t Is u striking fact that though the
Protestant Episcopal church ID not n
prosely ting body like most OF the other
protestant sects, and refuses 10 take
any part In revival demonstrations or
adopt any of the approved methods Of
church extension, its growth IN the
cities and large towns Of the United
atates for IL last twenty-five years las
Seen quite remarkable. IL had a long
bnd hard struggle To get so much as
q foothold IN Boston. The old puritans
not only frowned upon, but fought
against 1t. The first Episcopal church
In that city became the first nomina-
ly Unitarian church in America
during the revolutionary war. Yet
now there are several rich and
and influential Episcopal parishes i'm
tb at city, and the convention will hold
its sessions In the costliest and hnest
Episcopal church edifise in America.
One Of its most respectable bishops
was formerly one Of the most popular
Unitarian ministers Of Boston. Its
clerical ranks have been largely re-
cruited from the deyout aud scholarly
clergyman of other denomi nations,
aud It's members represent ell commu-
Mons. There must be something pc
culiarly attractive and satisfying In
church which, without making spe-
cial efforts at propaganism, draws 30
ate ably upon nther cummunions.
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Under wear In all grades have ars
rived at the New York clothing house.
left
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New Orleans Times; OF course this
atroeious affair cannot he passed over
in silence 1t only remains to be seen
whether, like other wrongs and af-
fronts suffered at the hands of Mexico,
1t is to be shuiiled out Of sight in dip
lomrtic twilight. Ii would not be the
first time that the corpse OF American
citizens and the ruins OF their homes
and fortunes have been suffered to en-
dure the added wrong Of oblivion bat,
II so, it will be none the less DIS
grace and dishonor.
Now Orleans Democrat (; We have
no doubt that the Stta and linn Blaine
will raise a howl over every effort
that may be inaugurated to avenge
this insult and punish those engaged
in this invasion of Texas. NeveIthe-
less the people will sustain federal adj
ADMINISTRATION as well rs Governor Hub
bard In the extremest measures they
may deem 1t necessary to adopt, and
we greatly mistake their temper il
they will be satisfied with anything
less than the fullest and completest
PREPARATION, aud absolute guarantees
against any repetition of the indignity.
New York Express; Lieut.. Bulls
was Immediately followed on hls re-
tnrn by body of Mexican soldiers
who would have attack him had not
General Ord taken the precaution to
send another body of cavalry Tor his
support. This shows plainly enough
that the Mexican marauders are back
ed by Mexican soldiers, and that the
robberies on the Mexican frontier can
not be stopped until the Mexican gov
eminent il compelled to do it's duty.
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COTTON CROP.

IN" Heportsir from renaessee and North
Alabama nespeah an Average crop
win ~ backward Picking season
Decrease la Arkansas ANA Miss,
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ELECTION RETURNS.

The Republicans Coneede abe Election
Of nishOp by from $4,000 90 10000
Majority IoWR Gives ner usunI
Heavy Hepublican Majority.
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Fol

ter you need not. use so many. Fol
low these directions and we know
that you will never, regret it IF there
is any help for you. Only keep it up
faithfully. We know Of two cases
where both of the patients were given
up by the physicians, and wer= in the
last stages of consumption, yet both
were cured by using lemons accord
ing to the directions we have stated.
One lady in particular was bedr1dden
and very low; had tried everything
that money could procure, she was
finally persuaded to pse the lemons.
She began to use them in February,
and in April she weighed 40 pounds.
She is we'll woman to day, ard like
ly to live as long as any Of u.s.
Nashau Telegraph. VI
L
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LATEST news from the Spokane
country, as CLEANED from the Salesman:
SPOKANE, Aug. l8th.-Captaln Viii
kins, General Towards Abide camp,
is here assisting Col Wilkins in set
Ting affairs with Indians in this sec
ton. The Indians come in rapidly.
A number attended divine services
Yesterday. Four Nez Perces were
put in the guard house, suppoSing they
know something about the murder OF
old man Richie and Robbins, on Pine
creek.
1t is thought Joseph and his band
are making their way eastward.
Fears are entertained for the safety
of Gen. Sherman, who is at present
supposed to be III Yellowstone Park.
Ouly five men with him.
Tie Nez Perces are also reported as
camped at Hole in the Rock in Idaho
They have destroyed the telegraph
line and stopped all travel over the
roads.
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LEMONS A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
A correspondent OF an English medic
al journal furnishes the following
recipe as a new cure for consumption:
Put a dozen whole lemons in cold wa
ter and boil until soft not too soft),
roll and squeeze until the juice is all
extracted, swceten the juice enough
to be palatable, then drink. Use as
many as dozen a day. Should they
cause pain or loosencss Of the bowels,
lessen the quantity and use five or six
a day until better BY the time you
have used FIVE or six dozen you will
begin to gain strength and have an
appetite. Of course as you get bet
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Probate Notice.

In the matter of the Estatel In the Probate Court
# A D Saunders. deceased. of Boise county, Idaho
Territory.
IAN READING AND FILING THE PETITION
~ Of Jonas w. Brown, the Administrator of the
estate of A. D. Saunders, deceased, setting forth
that he has filed his final account of his admins
traton of the estate of "a dec ased in this court,
AMI that the same has been duly filed for settle
mant: that all the debts and expenses of adm mis-
traon have been duly paid, and that al portion OF
said est. to remains be div ded among the heirs
of said deceased and praying, among other things,
for an order Of dis rbution OF the residue CT said
estate among the persons entitled It is ordered
that all sons interested in the estate Of the said
A. D. Saunders, deceased. be aud ppear before the
Probate Court of the County of Boise, in the Terri
tory of Idaho at thee nee of the Probate Jng IN
Idaho City, on Wednesday. the 9th day of Septem-
ber A. d. 1871 at 10 o'clock A. M then aud there to
show cause why an order OF dstr button should not
be made of the residue of said estate among the
heirs of the said deceased according to- law II Il
fa tier o dered that copy OF this order be pub-
shed in the Idaho World for four successive wesssg
before the fifth day Of September A j. 1871 in the
laho World. newspaper printed and published IN
the said city and county. l. : u aAi.
Probute in lge and Ex.Of&cio Clerk
Dated at Idaho Ci.y August 9. 1877
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SheriH,S = ale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
= of the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho
Territory: The People. plaintiffs Jim Dan, de-
PENDANT, for delinquent taxes: will offer for sale
at the Court use, on5 log house on Granite creek
used as gambling house No. 5. Is feet ont by "a
feet deep, more or less. Judgment
rendered on the 25th day of May, 1877, the sum
of Thirteen and 86-I00 Dollars with interest at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum, together with costs
of snit taxed at SIT 49, accrxing costs So &c. which
will sell to the highest bidder tor cash the 18th
day of September 1877 SAML. STEWART
Aug .2l-4w Sheriff.
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snerif's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
= Of the Probate Court of Boise county Idaho
Territory: The People, plaintiffs, vs.. All You, de-
fonda Mt for delinquent taxes will offer for sale
at the Court House door, in Idaho City Boise
ty. l. T., being house No. a. in Granite town. house
used as restaurant Judgment was rendered on
the 2lst day of July, 1877, tor the sum OF SIT 49,
with interest at the rate of 10 per cent per um,
costs 49, So which will sell to the b. CHEST bidder
for cash on the 18th day oil Be 2tember, 1o77
SAML. S STEWART,
Aug ~. T7-4w.l sheriff
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.
TERRIToRY OF IDAHO,
County of Boise.

7
County of Boise.
The Board of County Commissioners
of Boise county met in adjourned ses
sion on Monday, August 5, 1877, pur
suant to adjournment. Present, Ed
Fulmer, Daniel Jones, and James Mo
riarty, Clerk
Ordered that Con Haley, one of the
members elect of the Board, having
removed from the Territory, the Office
is hereby declared vacant.
Ordered by the Board that James
81. Hawley be, and he is hereby APP
pointed County Commissioner for Boise
county to fill the unexpired term of
Con Haley, the member elect who has
removed from the County and Terri
tory.
Under and ty virtue of Section 80
of an act of the Legislature entitled
IAN Act Creating the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners and Defining Their
Duties and Powers, Approved January
18th, A. D. 1875" j. H. HawIey took
ana SUBSCRIBED the oath OF ONCE OF
commissioner, winch oath was hled
with Inc CLERK OF the Board.
Sealed proposals for repairing and
Improving the County building now
occupied as Auditor and Recorders Of
hce, were opened, examined and found
to be as follows:
A: B. Morrell, .................$1,25O 90
az w. ct" "S no on T 0O
Ordarad that tba nronosal Of Will
= .ll,.,......,.
''"u Wv ''"H' = 'o :
S"'u " ''''"" "y '0 io' ''0 '""' %
S'oO, 10 De palu III county warrants
drawn on the Current Expense luhd'
The sealed proposals Tor construct
'ns d o''use ao'oSS IS""o 81 ''''''i .
ann ~ F.In nm
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


The following are arrivals at the
Luna House since Aug. 2lst:
Dan Jones, Centerville,
j. j. Apperson, Placerville,
J. H Hawley Quartzburg,
Con Driscol, Ida Toland road,
Pat Callahan, :" 0
Jesse G. Haven, Centerville,
in Cannady, Pioneerville,
Mike Riley, Placerville,
Theodore Holbrook, Placerville,
Ed Hopkins, Bear Run,
j. R. Pile, Boise City,
R. Geary, Forest King mine,
Ed BryoD, city,
Ed McCrum, Boise city,
Eph Lucas,
D. Spiegle's sor, Boise City,
John Mclaughlin, Upper Payette,
John Randolph, Yankee Fork,
Rev. D. G. Strong, WaIla Walla,
Rev j. Mexican, Boise City,
Mrs. Ben Wilson, Pioneerville,
Mrs. Vim. Splain, 7"
H. Duzenbury, Gambrinns,
p. H Rush, mount aims,
James Sallee, San Francisco,
A. K Jones, G. M. Jones, W. R
Jones, Dwight Royce, George Ian
sing Oriental Panorama,
G. B. Baldwin, Sub Rosa mine,
E. B. Tage, Boise City,
DR.. Rptlwell & wife, PIacerville,
w. H. Rothwell, A. NJ,
s. FuId, a. B.,
Miss Mary KaIem,
Mrs. Leon Fuld,
Mr. Smith,
A. G Mckenzie,
VIM. Buchanan,
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Adjourned Meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners.

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BOARD
- of County Commissioners of Boise county will
be held at the Auditors office in Idaho City Mon
day, Augu, Goth, 1877, for the purpose of opening
and onslderng the bids for the improvements and
RI pal to be made the Auditors Office and side
walk aud the building the bridge across Isaaes
or smith creek, in the Upper Payetie valley, ard
the awarding contracts for such work, and for the
transaction of such other business may properly
ccme before the Board.
By order of the Board. JAMES MORIARIY.
Aug. IA. IT Clerk