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Un coup de Pave.

I'll COailJ AC ave-
II ny pas longtemps de celia,
des membres republicans des deux
chambres de la Louisiana Sc per-
mettaient de signer une adresse au
Congress des Etats Unis, dams le
but de maintenir NJ. w. F. Kel-
logg dams la position quill occupe
reimbursement au Senat des
Etats- Unis.
Ces representants Sc fussent-ils
bornes a un plaidoyer convenable
EN- favour de leur plaidoyer quill
ny aurait Gu absolument rien a
leur reprocher. lis eussent use
dun droit reconnu a tout citoyen
AMERICAN celui de petition. Loin
de la, nos energumeres n'ayant au-
Gun argument serieux a presenter
dams leur plaidcyer, ont donne IL
bre cours a leur colere, a leurs i'm
precatiops contre leur pays ct con-
tre Passemblee don't lis font par
tie. La Legislature, a leur dire,
nest que lie resultat dune serie de
fraudes dams les elections. 81
celles.ci avaient etc conduites
loyalement, legalement, la ma
jorite serait dune toute autre
conleur.
Nous ne faisons que donner Ia
une fable idee des, amenities aux
quelles ont cru deyoir Sc livrer
messieurs, les membres de la mi
norite.
La majorite ayant connaissance
des fats, a cite les coupables a
son tribunal.
Les revelations apportees a ce
tribunal ne maDquent pas d'inte-
ret.
Files ont etabli lie fait de l'aveu
meme des coupables, que les sigma
taires du memoire incrimin6 mont
e,e que des dupes dams cette af-
faire, ne sachant pas au juste ce
qu'ils faisaient.
Cost par cette consideration
charitable que la Legislature s'est
montree clemente envers ses mem
bres coupables, alors qn'clle pon-
vait les rejeter impitoyablement
de son sein.
lis doivent Sc considerer heu-
reux den stre quittes a 81 bon
march6.
Tel nest pas dependant Popinion
de NJ. Hoar a Washington, qui,
au lieu de chercher a cacher Ia
honte de ses ennis, la veut rendre
plus 6clatante encore par ses re-
vendications NAL places.
C'est le coup de pave de l'ours.
NJ. Hoar, doit savoir que 81 une
minorite a un corps legislatif le
droit de presenter une petition, ii
ne s'ensuit pas qu'elle ait le droit
d'insultcr grossierement ct dune
maniefe officielle, la majorite du
corps don't ellie fait partie.
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srdeit jamais outrager la
itD jage, ou les motifs
,ent. sa mission est
ponr Sc permettre de
ftertes.
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IIIff G. B. Shaw accompa'
tIsa dspute Geo. e. Lyons,
tis dinanclle matin pour
eeux qui dams les affai
litelles ont etc condamnes
scier, ! leur point dc des
IA coodamn6s sont au
astrois.
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THE SOUTHERN CULTIvA-
TOR.

Now is the time to subscribe
for the old and reliable Agricnl-
tural Journal. It is in its xxxvrI
volume and stands at the head
of agricultural papers. Is is now
published BY the Constitution,
Atlanta, Ga.
Price. s 1,50 per annum
Clubs Of TO. 1880 7"
Clubs of 20. 1000 " ]"
THE WEELY CONSTITUTION.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAMILY
PAPER.
Price. -. 81 so per annum
Clubs Of 10. 1850 :. /"
Clubs of 90. 1000 !"
The Cultivator and Weekly to
the same address ESQ +" /"
Agents wauted every were. Lib.
eral commission. Address.
|. CONSTITUTION.
{ Atlanta, Ga.
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la langue Fran
GaiSe.

nieres ct des coutumes FRANCHISES
iqui doivent, ditil, etre encouragees
ct maintenues parcequ'elles rem
dent la vie a la Nouvelle- Orleans
plus agreeable.
Apres avoir complimente la LIE.
eislature d'avoir compris limpor'
tance du maintien de la langue
francaise, lie City Lem ajoute que
c'est surtout de la France ct de
IlItalie que nous ponvons attendre
des immigrants, ct que cette immi'
grafton s'accro1tra avant peu dan
nees. L'6migrant francais, ajoute.
til, tonjours etc un bon CONNER.
cant ou un artisan habil9, il est
excessivement industrieux, com
prend leconomie, ct travail tou.
iours avec un but determine. II J
a des certaines de petites indus
tries qui ont etc crGees dams cette
vile presqu'avec rien par dcs pau
vres emigrants francais qui sont
maintenant des citoyens aises.
Notre confrere conclut alnsi
Nous pensons quill y aura une
augmentation considerable dams
l'i,nmigration francaise d'ici a
quelques annees ct nous savons
que ces immigrants seront tror
heureux de rechercher une ccm
munaute on on parle lie francais
aux Etats-Unis. La Nouvelle'
Orleans, en- sly prenant bien, pour
rait obtenir les quatre cinquiemcs
de Get element etranger, ce qu Sc
rait tres-avaptageux pour ellie, Ell
devcnir lie point central pour les
immigrants francais qui vlennent
en- Amerique. II est tres-impor.
tant que la langue francaise soft
encouragee en- Louisiana en- previ'
sion de ce fait, ct lie bon elfet des
nouyelles lois Sc fera sentir avant
longtemps.
Nous allons maintenant repro.
duire Particle suivant qui 6mane
dun autre confrere entierement
desinteressee dams la question de la
langue francaise, lie Shreveport
Stanard. Voici ce quill dit dams
un de ses derniers numeros
"Autrefois lie francais etait en-
ploye aussi bien que l'anglais pour
la PRONUNCIATION dcs lois, destinees
a une population don't nne forte
proportion ou parlent exclusive
meut franeais ou le parlent avec
plus de faci ite ct plus tournament
que i'anglais. Dams qaelqnes pa.
roissee il serait tout aussi absnfde
de ne publier les annonces legales
qu'en anglais quill lie serait dams
d'autres de ne les publier qu'en
francais.
Mais quand les yankees sont
descendus en- Louisiana pour nous
gouverner, lis ont etc portes I'm
aginer tous les moyens possibles
pour offenser ct numilier notre pc
pulation. lis ont aboli le francais
CONNIE medium pour promulgei
les lois aussi bien que pour con
naitre les biens qui devaient etrt
yendus sur saisie. lis sont allies
plus loin encore. lis ont fait une
tentative pour abolir le code civil
que les habitants de la Louisiana
avaient recu de leurs ancetre'
francais, a6n que les auocaiAon'
carpet-baggers qui ne connaissaien
nj le droit civil nj la langue dan'
laquelle sont ecrits les ouvrage'
des commentators du code pus
|sent pratiquer au barreau q Tex
clusion des hommes instruits On
en- ayaient etc auparavant pornc
ment. Cette proposition, mean
moins, 6chona. Les habitants de-
paroisses de Ia basse Louisiana
! ont, depuis Ia reconstruction, sub
lie desavantage d'etre priyes de !.
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REGULAR VERMILION
F A G X EFT

nIRECT TO NEW ORLEANS.
,Nane@ Shippers on vermilion
~ Bayou are hereby informed
athat the Str. EXCHANGE
is thoroughly re6tted and is now ready to
make regular trips to New Orleans.
Freights taken at Morgan's Teche
rates, storage at Abbeville free.
apply to ]. E. Carlin, agent at New
Orleans, or to the undersigned at Abbe-
vile, Louisiana.
SOLOMON WISE.
November s. l879.-tf.
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5ofos DEs ELECTIONS Pre-
llllLEs.-La question du
~ lerme divise les repnbli.
y deux camps. Les capi.
II eburtisans, en- un mot
ss que ION peat ranger
ellle aristocratie de fortune
pesltion que nous possedons
htsU sUnis, sont en- favour de
CeaS qui ont encore con-
selque fidelite aux yieux
y sar leaquels a etc bate
ip,bfque, preferent pour
n i
~ des hommes CONNIE
" CONNIE Sherman. LIE
'sihble avoir jusqu'a pre-
prtl1rence des masses re.
Zines
ptnocrates font moins de
= noDtrent moins d'ambi.
y leurs candidats. lis at.
eanquillement la convo-
b convention rationale
tsne qui aura lieu a Gin
k22 jpin.
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.npr,pops que la soci6t6
"a d Renaissance a du
/, Dinanche 4 Avril
,.,pi.tioo Dramatique ga
III doutaier lie Vendredi
~
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Les administrations fede-
rales.

: La presse du Nord a pris a
tache, ct ne maDque pas tontes les
fois gu ellie en- a loccasion, de 81.
gnaler les abus de l'administra.
ton Federale. Ellie l'occasion
dams relever tous les jours ct dams
tous les departments. Ellie mis-
an jour les fraudes op6rees dams
les contrats pour le transport des
males mais ellie s'est encore plus
appesantie sur les mannuvres peu
franches de notre marine, ct la 81.
tuation dep)orable dams laquelle
Sc trouye cette derniere.
On Sc rappelle que le Congress
a autorise reinforcement le Secre.
taire de la marine a choisir un
vaisseau des Etats Unis, pour
transporter en- Irlande les contri-
buttons des Etats-Unis aux affa-
mes. En- execution de Get ordre,
lie Secr3taire de la marine fait re-
parer une vieillc coque de navire
qui, sera prete Dieu salt quand.-
Les malheurenx Irlandais ont le
temps de mourir d'ici a &C temps
Ia.
Que de sommes pourtant ne
patent pas les contribuables. pour
l'entretien dune marine imagi-
naire! LIE peuple patent vclon-
tiers des taxes ; mais il entend que
son argent soft bien employe, dams
l'interet du pays ct non dams celui
dune co.erie. Nos administra-
tions ne doivent pas etre des or.
ganisations faites pour depouiller
le peuple legalement, mais bien
pour lie servir, CONNIE lie dissent le
bon sens ct Ia justice.
Lorsque l'on jette un coup d'eil
sur lie triste etat de notre admins
tration, en- general, dams toos ses
departements, les postes, la ma
rine, l'armee, les tel6graphes, les
commissions indiennes, peut-on
s'empecller de hausser les epaules,
ST Pom Sc rappelle en- meme temps
les bellies promesses de NJ. Hayes.
lors de son Inauguration au siege
presidential quill occupe par la
fraude. La reforme da service
civil! Oh est ellie done ? Sans
doute dams les deficits des Com
missions Indiennes, ou des Postes.
Franchement il ne faut pas la
chercher ailleurs.
Faut-il lesp6rer du troisieme
terme, GU dun gouvcrnement fort,
CONNIE on Sc pla1t a l'appeler p
ST Grant, a eu lie loisir d'etudier
dams ses peregrinations a travers
lie monde, il a pu certainement &C.
querir de Tonnes idees sur ladmi.
nistration. Mais n'a-t,il pas en-
meme temps pris des idees ct des
go1ts mcnarchiques peu en-
harmonic avec les sentiments, les
aspirations de la majorite de notre
population En- effet 81 une GER
tame classe, que l'on peut nom
[mer Paristocratie des finances, de
l'armee, de administration, de
! sire la centralisation du ponvolr
c'est-a dire lie moyen de domlner
! la masse du peuple reste ideIe aoA
principles qui ont seryi de base .
cette Republique, pour qu'ellt
veut conserver son droit ct 50
libert3.
/ lie salut nest done pas dans ur
/ troisieme terme, nj avec lie sabre
de Grant. Nous le trooveron
dams une bonne, administration
Idemocratiquss. fidele aux tradi
tions ct aux principles sur lequel'
a ete fond4 notre gouvernement.
! Faisons done tous nos effort
pour avoir une telle administra
ton aux elections prochaines.
! Chew Jackson's Best Swee
Navy Tobacco.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-03-20

De toates les parties de IEtat
les nouyelles des recoltes sont ex-
cellentes.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-03-20

!! aison 5eme, tome 4, des
Rendus de l'Athenee
y rent de paraitre. Ellie
- matieres fort interes-
u voici le sommaire =
ola NJ. George Chate-
alts du Proces.verbal.
elonisation.
DR.. Dell Orto.
Mon des Especes We.
DR.. Vidal.
Mteraire de 1884,
Poesies.
= Msnehlle.
aes seances Ia thence
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p A T d n T S.

F. A. Lehman, Solicitor of
American and Foreign Patents,
Washington, D. G. All business
connected with Patents, whether
before the Patent Office or the
Courts, promptly attended to-
No charge made unless patent
is secured. Send for circular.
feb2l 80 6m.
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NO. SO.

&7sl A week. s12 day at home
e = easily made. Costly outfit free.
Address True and Co., Portland, Maine.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-03-20

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
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Ter mars 1880.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24
shooting at Crcedmoor.

A long-range rife match between
Canada and the United States teams
took place on the l4th at Creedmoor.
The shooting began at 1915. The
firing was rapid, and in about an hour
each side had finished work at the 300
yard range Following is the score:
Americans, 439; Canadians, 426. At
900 yards the score was: Americans,
4l6; Canadians, 407. Wind and rain
prevailed. At 1000 yards the Anleri-
cans made Ais; Canadians, 4Ol. The
grand total vas 1918 out Of u possible
225. Pleasant speeches were made al
the conclusion of The shooting.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24
Tannerixed.

Chas. Riley, SO years old, was
found on the l4lh in space inc'osed
by piles Of lumber near Pier Al, New
York City, almost dead from starva-
ton. He says that about ten days
previous to the time he was found he
went to Pier Al to look for work, hav-
ing had but very little food for ten
days. He climed up on pile Of lum-
Der to rest, and accidentally rolled in
to the space whore he was found.
Weakness prevented him from climb
ing oft, and his voice was not str ,ng
enough to cry for help. He had laid
for ten days without food, exposed to
the weather, and expected each day
that he would die.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24
GaraeId Always for the Chinese.

In the House Of Representatives,
March %, 1869, Mr.. johnson of Cali
fornia asked unanimous consent to o.
fer this:
Resolved, That in passing the re"o-
luton for the Fifteenth Amendment to
tic Constitution Of the United States.
this House never intended that Chi
nesc or Mongolians should become vo-
tiers.
He then moved to suspend the rules,
and demanded the yeas and nays,
which were taken, and James A. Gar
field voted nay. Evidently he ia
vored Chinese naturalization and snf-
frage.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24
Hoarded Half Dollars Put I'm Circr :
lat1On.

At Southampton, Suffolk county, n.
Y, great deal Of curiosity has been
excited by the sudden appearance in
circulation Of large number Of half
dollars, all bearing the date OF 1886
and as bright as when they came from
the mint. The mystery is now ex-
planned. An old resident OF Sag Har-
Dor City. well known as q praciicing
physician, but who has for years past
led comparatively secluded life, at
the time Of the panic in 1885 boarded
1900 half dollars Of that date. and has
ke,t them. in total disregard Of inter-
est or premium, until the present time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24
THE OAKLAND HORROR.


Three bodies, charred and burned 50
that resemblance to human form is al
most Iost--bodies Of young and inno-
cent childrcn--were taken from the
ruins after the burning OF the house OF
James Kalaher, in Oakland, GAL, on
the 18th inst. Mrs. Antonio, who
lives not far from the place, at quarter
past 10 o'clock in the evening saw
flames emerging from the ka'aher
house, and Immediately ran toward IL.
Near the door she meet Lizzie kala-
her running from the house and
screaming. Mrs. Antonio Immediately
ran and gave the alarm. The vicinity
was quickly occupied BY . motley
crowd and the screams Of the little
girl telling the horrible tale that there
were living people IL the house a num-
Der Of men rushed IN to save whom
they could. The house was enveloped
In flames, but four men succeeded IN
bringing Mrs. Kalaher out. Jimmy
Kalaher, six years Of age, was rescued
alive, but he was horribly burned and
lived in terrible agony until 3 O'Clock
the next morning, when tho spark Of
life fed. Eugene Kalaher, 5 years Of
age, was burned to death in bed. The
youngest Of the family, Anne, Q years
old, also was burned to death in bed
and the bodies We're not removed until
the FIRE was extinguished. Mrs. Fen
ton was awakened by the heat, and
seeing the flames, jumped from the
back window. His feet and face are
badly burned. Her arm had beer
broken some time ago, and in jumping
she must have fallen on it and rebrokt
ii. She was carried into barn nea
at hand.
Lizzie. 8 years old, the only survi
vor OF the four children, bright-iacet
little girl, tells the only story that i
known Of the origin aud circnm
stances Of the fire. She says that sh
was lying awake on her bed in tn
sleeping apartment in which oil wer
lying at the time. She was the onl,
one awake. They had all been drink
ing, aud she was afraid and anxious
The first thing she saw was. using he
own expression, n lamp jump up t
the ceiling and everything catch firs
She jumped up and threw pail ,
water on the blaze, but it only burne
worse. She then ran ont and scream
cd. Mrs. kalaher died from her il
iuries at 2 o'clock in the afternoon {
The 18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Kalaher wer
accustomed 10 celebrate tho Sabbat
by drinking quantities Of beer. and
Is supposed that the whole famil
were intoxicated. When the II,
broke out Kalaher was in a QUAR-,
on the street with another man, an
was drunk.
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A LONG special from Messila. n. NJ
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

A LONG special from Messila, n. NJ,
is to the effect that there is much ex-
citement throughout Mcssia valley
over the clopement Of Father Tedoro
Ronalt, priest of Las Cruces, and
beautiful and brilliant young lady,
Miss Marguerata Garcia, from the
Convent Of Sisters Of Lerettn, who
recently entered the Convent, it is
said at the solicitation Of the priest
against the wishes of her parents.
After continued scandalous proceed
ings the couple eloped, and were over
taken at small hamlet, whence tie
priest appeared in dishabille aud was
struck, and would have been killed by
an uncle of the girl if friends had not
interfered. The priest and girl were
finally married. The former tells hor-
rible stories abont the bishops and
other priests.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

~ JINGLE, what was the hardest les-
son you ever had to Learnt" asked q
young lady of veteran statesman
known for his strong prejudices.
"Tlat the man who differs with me,
not only in opinions but in principles,
may be az sincere and honest as am,
was the reply.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

IF one-half the stores, two-,hirds
the saloons and two thousand oilers
should leave Bodie. says the Standard
Ne,cs, eve would have the best bust
ness camp on the coast. As it is
somebody feeds the idlers and the
merchants have TO foot the Bills
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

The sous OF Cakes Ames selected q
most opportune time for vindcating
the Credit Mobiher. They have the
call Of all the organs on one side now,
and they have made them all grind in
the prlsou-honse of the party with
steady tread.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

The United States grand jury has
returned two indictments AGAINST R.
0. Adams, x-postmaster of Dea :
wood, for embrzzlement of $ll 1913 Of
Government funds. Adams has been
placed under $4,000 bonds to appear
for trial.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24
Public Printing.
@ sTnoLLKR's CFEIcK. BOISE CRY. l. 7
AuUuss 9TH rCan

Q sTHoILkR's CFSIcR BOISE CITY. TIL
August 9Th, 1885,
SEALEp PROPOSALS WILL b.. RECEIVED
- It ais Office until IL O'Clock A. AZ. sent.n,,
Der 9Th. 1857. tor the fnrcishing and pristipg =,
blanks for the Territorial Controller aud sunern-
tendsnt Public instruction for the fiscal yer Iss,
N accordsnce with the Schedule to be seen at ths
ONCE. Printing to be delivered thirty days aftsr
reeeirtng contract.
JOSEPH PFRRAULr.
Territorial Controller.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

IiousEHoLD expenses have increas, d
in New York from twenty to thirty
per cent. during the last year. In
comes Of $4,000 annually go no fur
Their than those of 81 900 year ago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

Throw up your hands, said gar
roier to G. +. Reid in lonely spot in
B die, CAL, the other night. Up
went Reid's hands, but in his right
was monstrons bowie-knife. "Oh,
don't!r cried the garroter. as the de-
scend!ns knife cut his stoulle to the
bone. The garroter proved a better
runner than Reid, and escaped with
only one cut. "A handy knife" said
Reid to himself, as he put up the
weapon and turned homeward.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

Tx Central Pacific Railroad has
452 miles of railroad in Nevada; the
Virginia and Tsrckee Railroad has
81 mil,s.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

A BEAR Harbor Mendoclno, CAL
farmer owns ive-legged cali, now
two months old.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

a Mas named Nelson cut his taroai
from ear to ear at Junction City, Or.
IN he IA.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

ADELAIDE NELSON died suddenly on
the 18th at the Continental Hotel.
Paris.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

GENERAL GIANT arrived a. Denver,
Colorado, on the l6th, and met with .
hearty welcome.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

% ! U @EUwofth IS Tree. Address. s sp,ss
sos & Co.. Portland Maine
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

CoNvERsI ms from one political par
~ to onother are now going ON with
dizzy rapidly. The idea that the inn
partial observer gets is that all those
who have been Democrats intend 10
vote for Garfield and all those who
have been Republicans will vote for
Hancock.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

JupGE j. S. BLACK. IN letter to the
Philadelphia Times, says: "Mr. Brad
laugh personally IS not without mer-
its which attract friends and excite
admiration. He has great intellectn-
al powers and he looks it in face and
figure. He is not so handsome as Mr.
lngersoll Or nearly 50 brilliant a talk.
or, but as bold blasphemer he Car
beat his American rival all hollow
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24

Haas another case of bull-dozing.
Mr.. Studenbaker, Greenback caudi-
date for Congress in the 18th Indiana
District, was stoned and rotten-egged
by Republican mob while address
ing his constituency at Camden, in
jay coan,y, sometime ago. No news
Of it was ever received by telegraph;
it never tells anything OF that kind,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-24
J. 3. EMERY'S
New Retail and wholesale
GENERA STORE.
WHOLESALE

at less prices than they can lay them down
here A general store Of weIl-selected
spring and summer stock, and am able ID
sell cheaper than ever before, because
have bought all new fresh goods and am
doing my own transportation, which al.
lows me to sell cheaper than any other
firm in the Territory; therefore giving all
my customers and friends the advantage
of buying cheap, Fancy Goods and Div
Goods, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Sugars
Coffees and Teas, Canned Goods, Boots
Shoes and Clothing, Saddles, Harness and
Leather.
The highest cash prices paid for Hides
and Furs.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
J. B. EMERY.
The silver state., 1880-11-19
LOCAL NTELLEGEN CE.
The Census Completed.

David L. Creswell and |. O. Ivory,
the special census enumerators appoint
cd to take the census, here and in Para
disc Valley, have completed their
labors. Mr.. Creswell has been footing
up the returns, and he finds that there
are 3,S02 persons in the county, in
Guiding between four and five hundred
Chinese. OF the Cinnamon about $50
are engaged in placer mining in Spring
Valley, eight or ten miles south of
Unionville, where it is said they
make good wages.
The silver state., 1880-11-19
That Rose Creek Meteor.

A letter from the Department OF
State, at Washington, informs us that
John Hay will pay any one a reasona-
bic compensation for his time and
trouble who will get the erolite, re-
Gently reported by John Seeley to have
fallen near Rose Creek station in this
county, and send it to him at Cleveland,
Ohio. Now, Mr.. Seeley here is an OPP
portunity for you to further the inter-
ests Of science, and get pay for doings