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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
NOIittf6eS.

Saihin9ton 25. Iuguf.-0ie biefge
,Yof" tbeilt eine unterreoung NIT Dem Ses
nator @Onouer aus Slorba nit, in tpeld1er
2ebterer ertlarte, er neroe bic Jfon1inatiou
gum Mitglieoe bes Reprdientantenbauies i'm
eriten 0iftrifte bon Slorioa ni9t annebmsu; !;
Die Republifaner perbielten fid 10 apatbtid),
baB leine @anoibatur ibm MIR nutloie Soften
nerrriaden tpiiroe.
gSie Die .Boit" ferner mittbeilt, bat ft6
Senator Speneer aus 4labama mdbrenb lei.
ner fiirsltden Inweienbeit in biejsr Gtabt
nit Der 4ominiiiration ausge5bnt uub bic
@rnennung mebrerer ieinsr Sreunbe in ala.
bama su Buuoesdmtern berpirft.
Gin 8rief zines befannten 8epublifaners
in Glib Carolina entbdlt bic Wittbeilung, bab
Seuator Patterion bem @oup. 5ampton ben
Sorihlag 9emaht bat, auf Feinen (Batterz
ion's) Sit i'm Seuate Ssr5idt 81 leiiien,
iuenn man ibm uOlitdnbi9e amneltie unb
ginitellung oes 9egen ihn eiu9eleiteten Sc
ri6tSDerfabrens garantire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
Rr6f0e.

Buffa 10, N.,0., %. ausuIt.-Settis &
@anoea's 5obelmiible brannte beute abenb
nieDer, Gerluft $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
Ser @btsfenfrtea TIM giiSett

IS bin9to II, "a. 4uguit. - Steuer.
einnebmer 98ooocod telesrapbirt aus gtaib,
bile, 3enn., bab cine 9lbtbeilung ieiuer Sc.
biilien seiiern in Spertou @ountp bon Camp
bell Tloraan's yauOe angegrtifen mnb pab
brei Der Steuerbeoalten permunpet muroen
Steuers sGommliidr 8aum bat Sru. @ooocof
autortiirt, ener9iid)e 0faBreseln Sur gOlls
itredung Der 9elete 3u ergreifen.
Spdtere gfadrtdten ergebeu, baB ber9ampf
smiiben ben Steuerbeamten uno Shnappsz
brennern As Wtinuten bauerte. 9ie Silfs>
iteueretnnebmer Pbiuips, 2ippius II. Smrtb
rpurben uermnnbet.
gtaiboille, Genn., "a. 4usuF. -
Spdtere 9tabrtdten aus Sperton County
er9eben, oaB Die SdnappSbrenuer-20 bis 30
an De: 3abl aus einen Sinterhalte auf bic
gtidts abuenben Steuerbeamten idoiieu. 6r.
Bbllips erbielt eine t0btlibe Bunbe in bic
linfe Seite, Eippins puroe unter bern redten
4uge unb Smitb i'm ltnfen Nrme pertuunoet.
3net Steuerbeamten murben BON t6rn. Oaois
mad Sertdrfunssn abseididt unb oas6euern
mar nod i'm @ange, ais otelelbeu ben Sd)aus
plat oerlieben. a4t3ebn Setpaffnete iinb
bem 9iilfsfteuereinnebner Sapis BON bier aus
G1iiffp npfd,fft fnnrNSt1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
2t6Isbett DeS Sbronesbett uott
&AAsA4~

5anEran3is o, "a. auguit.-Der
aus Gong Song uno Dofobama an9efommene
Sampfer uGbina" bItn9t bic Hadrlt}t non
benz Sooe oes iungen falierlideH Yrin3eu
uni S.hrnuarhen fnn S1nar1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26

Die neuen tirftidtsn uao raiitidea eIsftro=
6emttjdben, RerfuriaIz, S6weteIz unb 9anspi'
bdser Tn gsr. 147. garatosa=, nabe Gutamfrass
finb lest fir 9erren uno Damen tn boiler Ehdtsteit
(Sepi10, ,12Wtef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
Jleue An6eiQers.
Sabler-prpaut- -Stratton's
f3HE[8gs:Z:Zszza3 f3HaEM[835;Z!Ms3

9sr. 6 utto 8, Woro Charles StraBe,
betet Die seiammelten GrIabrun9en BON Oleraebn
Sabren linter berieIben fdbisen Sberleituns'
Die hobe Stufe Ocr SoUtommenhctf
Tn ben perihie6enen DspartenentS miro auf tsrner
Der Nnftalt erbalten bleiben Deielpe bat IN 9tne=
ltd,feit unb Der @unit oes Bubfums itetiae ssort=
ldritte eemad uno miro lest alentbaloen oils elne
Der gr06ten unb erfol9Iebitcn 5dnoelsl1ulen oes
2anoes anerfannt.
9as shonId,rei6sz9epartemen
1T reorsoniiir; ibm febt elmer ber tllhti9en Sdl=
srapben oes 9anoes por.
Ser reaelmdbiae 5erbfturius besinnt
Wtpntaa, Oftl 2. September 1873.
8eirefs oes 6onorars uno ionitt9er ndherer 9us>
funft ipenbe mon fid perionlib i'm Initalts9ebdube
ooer itrifdb an -. s.. Saoler. prdiioenter,-
ytr. 6 unb 8, gtoros@b bartes.StraBe.
(Wai1 Is 4 f2Wfte, 10. S.4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
spe,ial ) Moti3eit.
Gterber geSd,atttI
9jitftSd,e unD ruSiild,e 86oer fur SO Seats
tn
Nr. "a, Nnrns9tbertnsSfrate.
(Sut4,1S) 9. s. aerren, Gisentbnmer.
IN, HIetIamann 4 Gonp.'s Urebbsis

(JutH,1SJ .. y. Ietten, Gt9enfbnmer.
San, 1Ietlnmann & Gonsp.'s Dsebbefs
Compressed yeast).
Da man entbedt bat, oaB oiele 0adabmunsen un.
erer 3efe fidb i'm 9iartte beHnaen, 70 bot ale ate
Eresbee unieres Sabritats au jebem Bodete ben gas
men unlerer 6irma. NGe anberen finb Natabmun-
gen.
Wsan oerlanse bon ieinem Grocer San, ssIetfd3=
asann & Snmp.'s NreBbefe. 2dsIidb friib!
GabritzDepot: Ssr. "a, Storo=Gntauss strabe.
9. 9. 8emnett, 9efdditsihbrer.
(Ddrst9, ,12Mte1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26

Raten fir Den tp0dbentIidjeu pGorre5p onoeaten,-
V0rtp franco, I'm 9oraus sabIbar:
l Gremplar auf 6 Wonate S1.25
l Gremplar unf IL @nnate $50
3 Gremplare auf II Muuate 6.75
4 GrempIare auf IL @nnatc $50
-:O-:
R@teu unO grdmten fur Stub uno 0sIeaA
fdaften-Vurto freE tn Den Ver.
Staaten:
5 Gremplarc aui Il Whaatc. $40
10 Gremplare auf II Munate :. 20
NIT eiusm grtrazgremprare bes BoaenbIattes
trei auf t2 VaOnate.
15 Gremplare auf II Wunatc. $50
nit etnsm Grtru Gremplure bss GasebIattes lrei
uuf ieds ROnatc.
20 GTemplarc auf II Wnnate. $40
auf sp6lf 8lonate uno elm grtrasgremplar bes
9a9eblates frei auf feds UlOnate.
80 Gremplare anf II @uuatc. $50
nit einem gremplare bes Bo6en= unb 9as6lattes
tret uuf 8p0lf Dlonate.
40 GTempiarc alf II 0nnate. $50
nit 5ruei Grtrasgremplaren oes Do6en6lattes
uno etnem Ditto oes 9a9ebtattes auf t2 WOnate.
so Gremplare nuf II 0onate. ..S1O0
nit Smei @rtrasg sgrsmpIarcn 6es 8odenbIottes II.
snsm Ditto oe8 1asetIates auf 12 0tonate unb
ensm Ditto Oes GasebIattes ouf ieds D,Onuts.
-:O:-
RSRetn BIatt tpiro obne usbeaabIuao
erpcoirt.
8aS Slat 1T SIR 8erIeuSun9 mad europa
beionoerS geei9uet unO tofet nod 0eutIdlauo,
Seitreid unb Der 54lpeiS $3.50 pro Sabr,
POrto frei.
Utan Qbreiiire:
office Ses ,,SemtfGeu Gorrefpona
Sentett," GGe Der 9aIttmoreftraBe
Ut. Yoitoffiees2lOe., Baltimore, @o~
s.. &aine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26

sefr. MeGrarD auf oent .stmmp."
8aib1nsto II, 25. ausuf. = 5efretdr
Me@rarp mirb gegen anfans bes ndfiteu
Wtouats BON bier abreilen unb metTere Reosn
i'll Soma tpdbrenO Der politii9en @ampa9ne
| in ieuenl Staote halten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26

1878. 1878.
9enti6e GOrreipOnbent
-tf bic
8rSbte, btli8ite u. nonitdnDtsGte
0tnt(be 9eituns
tn ben Sereinisten Staateu.
Sd8lt6!
8S6emtlt6!!
Sommta9s!!!
-:0:-
Sie Wo6en>0nsgabe bes ,,Sentiben
Gnrreipnnnenten" eri6eint ieOen
Jreitas Murgen nnb cntbaIt
bie ausfiibrlidfcn 8eri9te
aus Der alien uuO
neuen @elt.
-:O:-
auBeroem entbalt bas Bo1en6att RabeIs uuo
SaIano= 9epeTdlen, Die usueIten Noseueu. ses
ridbte aus ieDem 3peise bes BEens uouFdnbise
Ra6ri6en nbsr Die anfunft unb ben a6sons Der
eurOPdden Dampfiaiffe; BaHusers9tfen bier on.
autommenber ginwan0erer unb Die bauptladliden
eOtGlzgretgnhe Batmore's sunb Uarplanb's, gBaiha
instOn's &C.; poGFdHbae geridte Iber ben stano
Der Dtarfte, S0rie,c.
soreidIttae Aus NattuHe gutter 9ra6uuo
btuteer 9rets.
Oas @o4enb0tt 9eht na1
@aibimston,
SbarIcitoH, S,=g.,
Sapannab, GEO.,
Sa6ionoiqe, 81,
UobtIe, Qtab.,
SemzSrIeamS, 9a.,
@cmpbtS, Gsnu,.
2puiSntue, Sp.,
8reSertG,
&nmberIan0,
6toitburG,
8rantsbiHe,
4nnacontnG,
&StaEamSpOrt,
1nnaboItS,
gSbstIEng,
0arferSbura,
RartiuSbwr8,
Stauntpn,
BetdmpnO,
gStImtnston, W.=G.,
NcrfoIf, 0a.,
&IeranOrta,
Dorf,
6SanpOef,
Sanre ce @Faee,
Shrewsbury u,i.tu.,
sluie nat allen Sauptortem Der 9eretntateW
Gtaaten unO Guropa'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
Cite Salserei 3i.ut sd,erse.

. bita Ell i q, %. au8uft,-ggahrenO 8ens
mis- MuIad3ep unb @britopher 8is6p beute Woracn
auf Der 28ertte ON Buse Der Raceitrase i'm g6egse
nit etHanoef ransen. el 6iabp aufdGts in ben Slug
uno ertranf. Die eeide 1T aufs'funben poroen.
giulatep tft perbaiet. 8eioe 9etbeIiste paren sur
Reif hefrunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
SdS aelbe Ssteber.

GntiesItfe @erbserunsen nnrm Die geud,e In
gseip Srleans, 0i6sburg, Wempbts uno
anoereu stdotem. : 8roBe 3unabme Der
Gterblttbfeit. - ueber 100 lteus tSrfrau=
fanaeu in Nesp=Srleans inne, baIb Stmn=
otu.-@ansest stdote entpaifert. t. 9iesen6e
I'm Ysh{I0NPfnhtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-26
NRan Qbreifre

office SeS ,,Setttfd1e,t Gorrefpotta
Senten," GGe Der SaIttmOreitra6e
Ut. 8oitofites2lDe., Baltimore, WRS~
s.. &aine.
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
ANIUSEMENTS.

TONY PASIohs TONY fAsIohS
IS5r SShsR Gus WILLIAMS ), 1t55sSs 5SS5cx
CRoNIN
HARRY BRYANT, RAYMOND AND MURPHY.
FRANK BusM. TILE TuDoES ,,pycu
THE PALMETTO QUARTET, THE sWAiSs
roNY PASTOR APPEARS Ar EVERY ENTERTAIN
UNCLE krn,s Nffs DREAM
"SHE SAT AT THE GATE WELCOMING HIN IN"
- THE YANKEE PEplER" o,,pny
THREE HOURS OF DELIGHTFUL COMEDY
MATINEE FRIDAY.
LNIFTu AVENUE THEATRE
i Lessess and Managers. .....FIskE hAkhlNs
EDWIN BOOTH.
rHIs EVENING Qirst time, THE FOOLS REVENGE
TOMORROW and SATURDAY. THE FOOLS REVENGE
SATURDAY MATINEE Coniy time) RUY BIAS.
BAHsuns
GREAT SHOW AT GILMoRE's GARDEN
rwo PERFORMANCES DAILY AT . AND p NJ
LAST WEEK BUT ONE. FINEST CIRCUS.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE. VAST MENAGERIE.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE. GREAT MUSEUM
LAST WEEK But ONE. RARE CURIosITIEs
ALL THE POPULAR FEATURES RETAINED.
GREAT ADDITIONS TO AND CHANGE OF PRO
PRICES REDUCED.
25 cents. Admission so cents
Reserved Cushioned Chair 80
- cents. - cents extra % cents
y, I and Grand ant ree one hour LAT
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
AMUsEMENTs. A

WALLAcK's. -
w Proprietor and Manager Mr.. LESTER wALLACK
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
will he presented the successful comedy three acts
entitled
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-13
agQfrssi0nal Cards.
JONAs w. RRO1Vu.

TTQENEy ANi' COUNSELLOR Al LAW. AND
II Notary Pubic Idaho City. l. L. VII! practice
II al tue Courts ot tie Territory. OFFICE on Com
n!e.ca street. two q. mr. above Court House
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-13
NO. ~

y. Berry started to cook dinner, and
wishing to cut up some fresh meet in
order to cook it, picked up the hatch
ct and chopped it. At dinner the two
Berry's, Gilum and a man by the name
Of Longacro sat down They all par
took of the meat, and shortly after
ward began to feel sick. Fortunately
they were able to vomit freely and ex-
PEELED the poisonous meat from their
stomachs, but still they suffered Sc
verely from the effects of the poison,
their flesh swelling and Other symp-
toms of poisoning showing themselves.
They took such remedies as were at
hand and soon recovered-T Fresno
Dec. 4th.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-13
Remarkable Case of Poisoning.

One day last week J. G. Berry and
} Il. Gillum were walking about the
premises OF the former, when Mr.. Gil.
lam, who was carrying a new Ratchet
in his band at the time, discovered a
rattlesnake and chopped it in twain.
He then played with the front end of
the snake for a while, permitting it to
bite at the blade Of the hatchet. The
parties aftcrward returned to Berry's
home, where the hatchct was thrown
down. Subsequently brother Of j.
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RECENT POsT0FFICE RULINGS.

Skates, reptiles, confectionery and
soap are unmailable.
Mailcariers cannot carry unsealed
communications outside the mail
The Postofice Department, wishing
to avoid any complication with the RI
Valrles existing between publishers,
declines to furnish information show
ing the amount Of postage paid by
any publication in any one year.
The law providing for the forward
ing Of letters at the request of the
party addressed, without additional
charge, does not apply to printed or
thrd-class matter
The addition of date on a circular
By hand-stamp subjects the same to
letter rates Of postage.
Advertising sheets folded within
the Issue of any publication, sent to
regular subscribers, subjects the same
TO rates Of third-class matter.
Hand-biils sent from the printer to
the party ordering the same, must be
charged as merchandise, and postage
paid at the rate of one cent per ounce
or fraction thereof.
a publication, in order to avail IL
self of the pound rates. must be mailed
at the postolice nearest the claimed
aflicc OF place Of publication. 1t NAV
also be mailed at other offices at the
pound rates to regular subscribers by
news agents.
A husband cannot control wife's
nor can a wife CON
troll the correspondence Of the hus,
band
PostmaSters are exempt from mill
tary duty.
Private individuals cannot send any
communications in the mails free of
postage, no matter by whom it may
be addressed.
The words, please forward, on the
address side of postal card subjects
the same to letter rates of postage.
A postmaster may attend to busi-
ness for private parties, if it does not
interfere with his duties as postmas-
ter, if he chooses to do so.
The erasure of any address on a
postal card, and the substitution of an
other does not make such cards un<
mailable.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-13

LET candle burn until il has.
good long snuff; then blow it ont
with a sudden puff bright wreath
of white smoke will curl ny from the
hot wick. Now, if fame be applied
to this smoke, even at distance of
two or three inches from the candle,
the fame will run down the smoke,
and rekindle the wick in q very fan
tastic manner. To perform this ex7
pertinent nicely, there must be no
dranght or banging doors while the
mystic spell is rising.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-13
OSCAR JOHNSON,

Dec. 25'77-tf.

IN the matter Of the estate Of David Mines. de-
ceased.
IN the Probate Court Of Boise county. Idaho Ter.
Tiiory.
FzLIZA MTLNES. TIE EXECUTRIX OF THE
Ess estate of David Mines. deceased. having. on
the 23i day Of October. A. ID. 1873 duly presented
to this Probate Court petition in due form, veri-
ned by her oath. praying for order of sale Of all
the real estate aud personal prop 'rty Of said de-
ceased for the purposes therein forth, ii is there
re ordered by the Judge of said Court that all
persons interested in the estate Of said deceasd ap
pear before the said Probate Court Saturday. the
I'D day Of November. A. u. 1873 at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon said day. at the Court room OF
said Probate Court in Idaho City. County Of Boise.
!. T., TO show cause why order should not be
granted to the said Executrix to sell all the real
and personal property Of the said deceased at
public privata sale. and that copy of this order
be published at least four successive weeks in the
Idaho semi. Weekly World" newspaper printed
and published in Idaho City, Boise county, and
Territory OF Idaho. T. s. HART,
Probate Judge.
IDAHO CRY, October 25ti. A. D. 1878.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

SECRETARY SCHURZ AND THE TRANSFER OF
THE INDIAN BUREAU TO THE WAR DEPART
MENT.
WASHINGTON, December 6th-The
Joint Commission considering the
transfer of the Indian Bureau to the
Military Department. No branch of
the Departments business is so troub-
leSome and thankless. He thought
the Indians entitled to humane treat
ment, and that could only be rendered
through the processes Of civilization.
education and kind treatment This
the military were not fitted to pro-
mote. Tne Secretary quoted from the
rel ort OF the Sioux Commission, sioued
by Generals Sherman, Terry, Augar
and others, setting forth in effect,
that if peace with The Indians was re-
qnlrcd, the management Of their af,
fairs should be placed under the civil
department of The Government, and
says: Nov, agree wi h these gen
tlemen on this point. There are
great many officers Of the army who
have excellent ideas about Indian af
fairs, hut it is another thing to bring
their ideas into practical effect" The
arrn Of the Government he
lid not consider gifted with the pa
tent labor required to place the hoe
n the Indians hand aud teach him
low to use it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-13
Dissolution Notice.

Sg@HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
3 between Drs. II. l. Dausman ana J.. A. Berger
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
All those indebted to us will please come forward
and settle within thirty days.
Dr. Berger will remain here, and Dr. Dausman
will leave shortly for Boise City.
II. L. DAUsMAN,
J.. A. BERGER.
Idaho City, Oct. 81, 1873.
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COUNSEL to witness: "Yon'ge a nice
sort of a fellow, you arew Witness,
"l'd say the same Of yon, sir, only E'a,
on my OATH
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-13
Jlalrp Semf-neehIg World
Published

HElIAN 20 Es, BUSINESS MANAGER.
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS ENTRY INTO BERLIN.

DERLIN, DCCcmUef ttn.-EmperOl
Williams entry into Berlin today, on
his return to again assume the reins
OF Government, was grand and in.
spring spectacle. The ciy was gaily
decorated, and everything betokened
public rejoicing and merriment.
GARlBALDI AND REPUBLICANIsM.
LONDON, December 5th.-A dispatch
from Paris says: Garibald writes to
Siciian correspondent as follows:
"The future Of the world is republic
anism. Say SO openly to the Sicilian
young men. For the present it be-
hooves MS to support the CairoIin
Ministry"
THE BLAINE RESOLUTION
WAsHINGroN, November 5th.-The
Blaine resolution Will he called up for
action next Monday. Senator Blaine
has been at home the past two DAYS.
engaged, it is understood, ia the prep
aration Of some remarks with which
to open the discussion. Judge Thur
man, who will present the Democratic
amendment, has also been ont OF his
seat for day or two, presumptively
preparing for the fray The Demo
Gratis say that the Republicans cannot
afford to put obstacles in the way off
the fullest possible investigation, and |
say they will therefore bc compelled
TO accept the amendment, which is
OF such comprehensive character
that its adoption will. it is claimed
throw light noon every charge of in
interference or violence at
the polls IN every State in the Union.
by either State or Federal officers, and
thus enable the public 10 Judge which
Of the two parties was guilty Of the
greater misconduct.
INDIANS To BE HANGED REPORTS PRO
NouNcEp INCREASED SEEDING
TO CHANGE HANDS.
WAlAA WAlLA CIV. IT,, December
)th-rho two UmatiIia Indians tried
Z
or the murder Of Coygan and others
1t the last term of the Court at Pen
ileton, and found guilty, on Monday
asst were sentenced by Judge Near
bur 10 be hanged January Cd.
The late reports from the interior
press, representing that dead bodies
If Indians were found hanging to ,
recs and lying in the brush in Grand
}onde Valley, is untrue in every par
icuar.
The weather having been favorable
or blowing this fall, much larger
Imount of land than ever before has :
'cen seeded down.
In January the Walla WaIla and
Columbia River Railroad will pass in .
o the possession OF the Oregon Steam
Navigation Company
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT ;
W AsHINGFoN. December 5th.-The t
resident has nominated Robert NJ.
Douglass TO be Marshall of the West +
rn District of North Carolina; Josh q
IA B. Hill to be Marshall of the East n
rn District of North Carolina; Green
Chandler to be Attorney for the
Northern District of Mississippi; G.. 9
) hTn,I., ri
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-13
MASS MEETING AT NEw ORLEANS.

(
New ORLEANS. December 5th "A
mas, meeting, composed mainly Of in
lucntial citizens, was hcid at tie Va.
rieticS Thcater to might, and adopted
resolutions expressing in the most ell
oqneut aud emphatic manner the graf
itude of the city for the aid extended
by the various sections during the
prevalence of the yellow fever, and
denouncing those wicked men who
would again, for selfish ends, arouse
the clamors of sectional discord which
this generous overflow has tended 10
aIlay forever. They continue: "We
declare, as our unanimous sentiment,
with the unaffected sincerity of CRATE.
ful hearts, that no difference of polite
al creed can weaken, and no evils Of
designing politicians sever, the ties
which bind us by the most sacred and
tender memories in the bonds of ma.
tionaI brotherhood, one and indissolu-
ble."
GENERAL SENTIMENT OF INDIFFERENCE.
New York, December 6th.-The
TribuneS Washington special says:
The strong feeling Of hostility to.
war1 the President which the RcplL-
lican Senators and Representatives,
took no pains to conceal year ago
has given place to very general sen
timent of indifference. There is less
disposition to attack the President
openly, but there isno evidence Of any
cordiaity Of feeling.
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suggested these comments. If
we should visit any we'll improv-
ed neighborhood, abounding in
evidences of thrift and prosper
ity, and find the old log school
and unpainte9 and weather-beat-
en- meeting house of the pioneers
as the sole representatives Of the
educational and religious re-
quirements of the people, we,
too, would be constrained to say:
/" Perfectly disgraeeful !" and the
remark is as well applied to the
most oppulent county in the
Territory, with no house in
which to hold its courts twenty
five years after Its organization.
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Republican Territorial
Convention.

By o-der Of the Republican Territ ,rial Central
Committee, duly assembled pursuant to notice,
this 18th dav OF July. A. D. 1875, at New Tacoma,
Washington Terry. notice is hereby given, that
Republican Territorial Convention is called 10
assemble at Vancouver, Cisrk County, ". T., ou
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9TH. 1878,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock, A. N. Of sad day. for
the purpose Of / Omiuatlng candidate for Dele
gate to Congress, and for the transaction of such
other business as will prODeily come before it.
Tne Committee has fixed the apportionment Of
Delegates to said Convention as follows: Oue
De'cgete at Large for every County in the Terri
,rv, and one additional Delegate for every one
hundred votes and for every majority fractional
one hundred votes cast in each county at tho
general election Of 1876, for the Republican
Candida for Delegate to Congress. Upon this
bass the various Counties Of the Territory will be
en- tiled TO representation in said Convention as
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Sound, with great unanimity,
concede all the advantages OF
location, in the selection Of sap
didates for Delegate, to the east
ern portion of the Territory, but
they will under no circumstan-
stances accept a candidate die
tated by Newell in the interest
of Oregon and the O. S. N. Co.
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change to be made by the respective County Com
mi.te~s, that the various County Conventions he
held at the County Seat, on Saturday. the 2S'h
day Of September, 1878. a. the hour Of O'Clock
P. NJ, and that the primary meetings to elect
Delegates to the County Conventions he held at
hour Of O'Clock P. NJ, of Saturday the 2lst day
of September, 1878, ut the voting places In each
precinct. Tuis RECOMMENDATION Is intended only
tor those Counties which have no County Central
Committee, or when they fail to act.
BY order OF the Territorial Republican Centrf'
c ,mmiitee. DANIEL BAGLEY,
Chairman Of Committee.
BYRON BARLOW.
Secretary,
New Tacoma, W. T's.. July Is, 1S7S-jul22-td
, 1878-08-24
Notice TO Creditors.
Estate of GEORGE c. FISHER, dece

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ex-
pcutOr of the last will and testament Of George c.
Fisher, deceased, to the creditors of, and all per-
sous having claims against said deceased, to pre-
sent them, with the necessary vouchers, WITH 1
IL moths after the first publication of this notice.
to the said executor, at the Off :e Of McNaught &
Leary In the city Of Sc tile, county Of King, or
thev will be forever barred by law.
SAMUEL f. WICHARD,
Executor of the last will and testament Of George
C. Fisher, deceased.
Dated Seattle. August Oh, 1873. If