' . V IS tifijlBIUL. i s - ; A Broadway dentist has extracted a ! L U.M.B.E1R J MO-NTA- ; . w'1 SV TRUCKEE & CORINriE .. .... ' f , : ji-.t- t ' j f, IT V it- a LEAVE 5 tealyk, W .41 iX2aa. ct All Instruments sold ly us are fully warranted for ' i I Pi. 5 Al PAeiotii' ' riAiiaiOAD . r. .'j n4s I fa . j. ?.- Jt biiaK-- sqSPM PIANO:-- FORTES w J ! -- I U First Class And Other t t ? (DsDArnis 'ir r 3D iI .5. J , PACIFIC COAST f'; F V ' f,.z - J .' Throesh to Cm VnuicSsee LV LESS THAN FOUR DAYS! FOltsef-et- TTEOTEIRIN' csr e ye u r da and Continue During u cnnimt lie surpassed. FROM inne t0 1 v..; i ' MUSICAL ' oo t ii 07 KIND MOULDINGS, SIDING, SHINGLES, 4 INSTRUMENTS ! 1 Cigar- - -- ' U . 4k 650 Broadway, lnil' HELENA DEEB TO . m s , WAGON DEPOT " ' ''' of GEORGE A. LOWE, Corlnne, - - Utah. A FULL STOCK '.' P. Shut tiers Chicago Wagons of' J . 4 AT -- AND- BLANK NOTES AUSO Constantly on hand a full supply of Threshing Machines, Rahes, Grain Drills, Plows, Mowers, of the licit and latest improved FA EX MACHINERY. - - - "'" jtiiyli-dU- 00R1XNE. , , i YT7UESSA8, BY A DECISION OP THE DIS-V- f Met Court of the Third Judicial District of Idaho, Territory, the Act of the Sixth Seeaiou of the Legislative Aaewbly of the Territory of Idaho, exempting the boma tide settlers of Oneid-oounfrom paying toll onall Toll Koadiin Oneida county, and the act amending section six of tlia original charter of the Oneida WagoaRoad, la aoe conlance with the rate flxed by the Comity C y, AIITork' , ty liaaioaets of Oneida county April 11th, 1870. THtaxroax, Notice is hereby glvea that tlie r, . fol-towi- ng f1 Wagon Road: A V arrant etl ..:i : y counnns, ' , , mylStf - - 6, t f;,- '. O. F, PAPSNCS3, ptatt April 8, ivti: fit rf f X V I to Give - ' RAILROAD LINE ! TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY 1 ' r - ' t , tfjf PrtmRmt . . "'i - amtoemri, u 4 a. m m-Ane- IS ' INKS ;u. v . Kntkuk, ' - i . Tabla , , J. ! 4 Indianajtollm, tUnctnmatl, , Sr lutrult.1' v - XMcdt, - J '.I' ? r - . " A' m. tieeder.'1' IOa.m- - ' w, a . F&&UTJ, u a ; , jJasU ,y ' 8 a ; JBmUtmi, Albany. iSser. e, . Jt Myanmportm ,,. 4 A. M Eye Opeanr, : Dealrahle Route to CuaiHKB. e i mot JSurllHffton, t . I ' - 1 77UMv . . : XHg Mk (. A3VD 'iJ S' ' ' i L7 10, Proprietor HSD T au - ! nicccari River Ibm JCfofiMm Tin, following Is Nads Tisne i i Is the Most Extensive Ever r df I Jt """ WafiSr' ; ipj S p. m 3 Si p m Caoler. O p. r t "'7 A i V :DAJStB5rJ';biTiEs: il I - ' ' i ',1 ' ' La Cnjrth. ( ! and Cld '.BSC tfomkad tinwerN and haadlad ftwe o : no Si ar . f, ' r. )r P Brought to the Territory. ; Op, Address, - ns i io AfiftS. Mifiitf DAILY JOUmJAL, , pi H V If 3 ' CORINNE. - Chicago, Burlington & has decided that tiie The iirfkrkk ll nine Saloon, New York City, alb no Ottnmtm, etter tlmu lujnoni ? evC!m3r-CsS5- Gea I ticket a twain iH PvF&ZZZZ i Afsi A V. myi-dl- a. J " I i. Foreadi team of twrohotwca, mules or oxen, . . $i and wagon, eh adilltinnal amui or yoke, Dt oreach twenewad rider, r 51- Porwatb ..v.-st- tf mdtarSaml, t For each mad efIsuee stock, need for work- -, . . lag purpose, BLOCK WEST OF DEPOT, 1 For each head of loose,f. stock commonly - known a herd stock, ttAi OFFICE F ... 4 .( SACRAMENTO. 1 RATES OF TOLL: r CARDS ,n, ALHAC1DRA SALOOrJ OUR ASSORTMENT OF are Cke legal rates of toll which will lie charged aad collected oa and over the Oneida Grocers, North Fboxt Stxxkt vs' ; JEW TRUtJI! LIME OF THE 0-0- j,- '' ','V'sV ,M n V! Con.i.uNo. oli Clark treet. Cliiragn. F. K- - WORSE, ; n ISwwn,r Agent, Chicago. niy&lAwtf 48 K. Street, Etc. tEiitire Hat ifaction, both an to Price and manner of Executidit. 00 ' J t all nrtncial Ticket Oflleei to COUNCIL DLVFFS TO CHICAGO . i j f ALL BETS OFF ! WITHOUT CHAXGH xtf-- ct ' CaW,p,HMr,,, ." t riOTICE TO THE PUBLIC! v t. r AND DEALERS IN niy.VilCia and (kmlraide route . THROUGH TICKETS KLKlXiMIKOK. LIQUORS, nd , r before Purchasing Elsewhere. J A , ,W Wholesale Eiut. The Ehortmt and . , Etc., -- V ,,,ohetheWet intand i.pnlur ' .vV.lm CtiiieH, IMPORTERS, 46 a AND Etci Sl!L0 ni VSt. "j DAV AND NIGHT COACHES, to Limlley A Udinian,) f wmer'a Patent Safety Drake., and Car. Y roU'a enttlatora. r riffliM1'1' COMPANY. 7T. (Sm-tt!n,t- i i i TAX RECEIPTS. uiyi-dt- f Av? RUBBER CU!SeL""d Plnlfonnj Patent Car ft linhcr ? St., Xetr 1W.V Chaugfc. . Piengtr truin nn tld line are v.jth all imiiern iuij.roveiiient lor the eunlpiHl comfort uml ot atety tuimnger, hiicIi h i LINDLEY & CO., SCHOOL REPORTS Gang Plows, : 173 JSatrl St., Jhmton. V. M. Ll.VIM.tV. BALL CARDS." Reapers, Warehouse near the Depot, IIAYWARD AND Self-Ralcl- ng f . .MANIFACTI RKII BY THE I s Mowers and Reapers, , BEB HOOT 8, 11 UB FARE. OF A.vil COLCHKSTKR j PRICES CUKRENT BILLS Cleveland, BnlDalo, Rochester SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CEIJSDBATED PHOTOGRAPHS mid VISITING CARDS ELECTION AND BALL TICKETS, SERMONS AND LECTURES, i THE LOWEST CASH PRICKS. And all kind and Tag, ' RAILROAD AND STEAMER ROOKS, RECEIPT, ANJ). CHECK BOOKS, WAYBILLS AND TAGS, ,, ' c II I C A G O, GRAND R A P I D 8 7( lly Wales, Emmonc & CO., J ' aud Price : 10 JIa rein W Tjabelti) v I Breeden & Seuthvick, . AVayhttta i J LAKE SHORE LINE J . . IX EVERY RESPXCr. Alio a. Full Stork ,J. ...... AtteatUon r. r. RUBBER BOOTS & SHOES, ; w 'BUFFALO. & DUNNING THKOVUII BETWEEN : and Jjiytior lVium 1 BETWEEN , CORINNE, ... tllCHlGAfl SOUTHERN R. R. and Retail ltralrr In lIVnnt, and t'ty arm, for, 3th and Montana Street, J.tqaorMf , , Alwuy on liuml iukI for mle lit reiiMonubb' riee. Tn ose WHgrtn tire tlior, uglily inntle, ot tlie very nmti-riul- . ami are known all through tiie Wewt a the lawt and moat reliable wugon made, I Svhtdemalm : v JtuUittad and Stra tnvr ( OF THE CELEBRATED my2-lt- f SAM. L. TIBBALS, t' ' G1 examination of invltel. of the Art: A : I vev 1tHty rant ium and Ha ntlhilfn, Itlllhrad and (Arcatar, Show Cartht and Vosti-rn- ; FOR SALE Advantage to give me a Call Ai " A ii SUCH AS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Builders will find it to their ' $ ?. , niy2ltf . FRANCIS To Order From Abroad. "'V In; the Beet Style i . Wagon Covers, all sizes. Wagon Bows, Thimble Skeliu, Wagon Woods, Wagon and Carriage Material Etc. .' it." V Odees In CORINNE, HELENA AND DEER LODGE. i - Glased and Unnglased, I Guarantee mp Pemonal IN ALL COLORS, f. LODGE. FREIGHT other Kit,t General Ticket COLTON, Agent, Ouiuha. . CHICAGO JOB PRINTING j j ViaarmA Wtth ltrrtffM Added. ".i FROM Mliies and C. W, MEADE, Atfant General 8ii)eriiitendi iit. Cigar EVERYTHING USED BY THE TRADE, SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTICE. Line? oh RATES JIIR0UH wcetnrter II. browwson. Y. IT. !R m General Freight Agent, Omaha. B..! fiIcixi.ES, General;Tr Buperintendent, Onialia. San Frandsco Priceo, A CHICAGO. . liand and for wile it arcroomiK, Tashinyton Ctrest, I Ciwe Good, the mm Douiiitle Mud CIGARS, Will alrto run a and are MAKRAXTKl) WINDOWS, CONE-HAL- luiMrted & CO. J. BAUER W j Ternia will be mm Cheap Cheapest. and Iorter, flyartt, V Catalogues of Piano. Organs. M clod eons, or Mo sical ?.'eirluuidise, wilJ le Sent to uuv address tnon ) arm, 'latMf , ('Iff apulication. All Linds of Instruments Ihumitic' and liuportiil Cigar Cigar Pianos sold on easy terms. Second-han- d llanos ' taken in exchange lor new ones. and every Variety of -0- let DOORS, - . JLIvh TO THE TRADE. for Hie dklivkrv Contracts to as v hoist is mostasa. J , KEGS, Made i , . ; SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS C9 KailrnudK aud Missouri Liver Line of Stvm all principal Eastern and Ulliern Cities. I Sherry, Champagno, Onlifbmin W inea, . -6- GINH, f . , CIDER, BITTERS OF ALL KINDS, P. F. AND E. LINE. Jt W - X j s t tlnv'ing large connections 'with the most promi-re- i t Houses in HuroH.. and facilities for the ueinn. f ictnring rf Gootls not ultaiual le ly any otlier Louse, t : ' we arc enabled tooficr MARK GOODS CARE OF fT nRANDIES, O i full line of A ; W of AND XVi:i(Y Walt v ? SANS mSTEUKEOTS, STEINffi!, Port, , , H Aith y. 'jl ' I Manufacturers and Importers i I r K it. Koft3w, stem, Chimes ock C1,lsaost Hi Plwib and Ct. Joseph and Conn- : . I J - I J2XajISH" ALj:sr mud POBTJB,l ii F JJAIffliCO f. , " " I CALIFOIIXIA WISES Wood miut JUXth, and -- t- : - Te 'V t !, f r SltecialiUes. EIGHT DAYS t $3rt lot ths Ssa. lsw ul FOREIGN ANU DOb:STlC , t f '.3 ;"V FOR CASH! Etc. . the Season. LOW Etc., OEIBIXO for B. Shoninger & Co's and the Cold Modal, Silvas Tongue, E. P. Needham A Son, Church sind Parlor Organs and . On and After April lO, 1871, Aw4fht3 Ever brought to this market. ' My good arc from the leading honscs of the' Pad lie Coast and Atlantic Dtates, awl my wMMirtment of both . Oregon XIuo Flooring ... ; , , . -- D.W. PARKHTJRST Proprietor. The Lawyer and the Irishman. . Wm. Knabe & Co., XRouto DAwy JPJU3$CFQE Largest and Finest Stoct of 4 9 is-io- w I tJ rV tr( For the Celebrated yt HELENA AND DEER LOOSE . ... ?'j' i . Also General Agents V ! - The ruin of most men dates from some vacaut hour. Occupation is the armour of the soul. There is a satirical poem,' in which the devil is represented as fishing for" men, and fitting his bait to the taste and business of his AND but the he idler, prey; said, gave him no trouble, as he bit the naked hook. On a wet, miserable, foggy London day, in autumn, Charles Lamb was acI FENCING, 1x6-- 11 costed by a beggar woman, with Pray, sir, bestow a little charity upon a poor, destitute widow woman, who is perish- Scantling and Mining Timber ing for lackof food. Believe me sir,I have seen better days. So have I, said OB Lamb, handing the poor woman a shilso have I a miscrablo its ; ling, day; ALL SIZES AND LENGTHS good-by- , good-by- . ... 5 ,r - LUMBER YARD, Chinese have some ways which could not be called dark. The wav they celebrate their holidays is REDWOOD FINISHING LUM. one of them. The first thing they do is BER. to pay off old debts and square " accounts to a fraction. Money matters PINE AND REDWOOD having been thus adjusted, they next makeup old quarrels, and shake hands While a number of lawyers and gentlemen were dining at Wiscasset, a jolly soul from the Emerald Isle appeared and called for dinner. The landlord told him he should dine when the gentlemen were done. Let him crowd among us, whispered a limb of the law, and we will have some fun with him. The Irishman took his seat at the table. v ou were born in this country, were you my friend ? No, sir; I was born in Ireland. Is your father living ? No, sir ; he is dead. What is your occupation ? A horse-jockesir. What was your fathers occupation when he was living? Trading horses, sir. Did your father cheat any person while he was here ? I suppose he did cheat manv, sir, Where do you suppose he went to? To heaven, sir. And what do you suppose he is doinr there? Trading horses, sir. Has he cheated any one there? He has cheated one or two. I believe i f ..... ....... sir. Why did they not prosecute him ? Because, they searched the whole kingdom cf heaven and couldut find a ? lawyer. ' m -- i V I in stuiv, the i tt J TRUCKEE, I Platto Valley TAKd PLfiSfCRa Tun UXCSSSIGNED has j that he has Just recelnd, and jN C O IRX XTXTX3 .. $ An exasperated church member in Newport, (Pa.,) is denoucing through Rough Lumbor from the press, the naughty girls who wont keep still in church. He savs they chatter, and smirk, and boh. tlieir empty heads about like senseless monkeys, and shift and twist their bewitch- SIERRA VALLEY CLEAR SEAing bodies as though the benches were SONED SUGAR PINE, cushioned with chestnut burs. ' Many persons have wondered why horse chestnut, horse radish, etc., are so called. A Scotch work, entitled Etymons of English Words, says that the harsh chestorginal word was harsh nut, harsh radish and that the French and Swedes translated it into horse; hence the common error. m K f !. 1 1 Proprietor, WILL turned spotted. , ,?'vJ . George Pelham was stung on the ear bpra honeybee, in Westkill, N. Y., on Thursday last, and died from the effects in less than an hour. The local accounts say that, soon after being stung, he - complained of feeling faint and all round. Uj 3 1 HUGH KIRKENDALL, e The heathen si v LDAGnaca EXPRESS, LINE a . Ij - building matemal Does the train start this evening at minutes past six as usual? asked an elderlv lady of a railroad emNo ; it leaves at twenty-fiv- e ployee. minutes to seven, was the reply, Dear me! dear me I how they do change these trains! ; 1 AND greatly embarrassed pecuniary circumstances. He is unable to pay the mortgages on his little farm in Belgium, and his creditors threaten to sell it. A correspondent, who has evidently hpard of the Putnam murder, asks us if bjiv would not be justified in carrying a ALL KINDS OF He certainly would, pocket pistol. provided he kept it corked. One of the Paris journals ridicules the story that Louis Napoleon saved but very little duriug bis reign,' and says his fortune, at the smallest estimate, cannot be less than 80,000,000 fraucs. The wooden fans will be a deadly CONSTANTLY ON HAND weapon of the fair sc at the watering-place- s this summer. Autographs, mottoes and verses are written upon them, and they form pleasant mementoes at AND FOR SALE, close the of the season. thirty-fiv- i ? SY"'",rra- - S game. .. Bayard Taylor calls himself a distinIs modesty one of his man. guished 1800-poun- d jr: r 'C2F7 FAST FREIGHT bushel of teeth, iu five years. At a recent New York Reception 1, 800 bottles of champagn were cracked The Czar has published a decree . for bidding the Jews in his dominions to pray, in any language except Russian :A Western Sophomore savs: It is no time to be writing Latin essays, when billiards arc only ten cents a titles to distinction ? Ar. K Com. Adv. Deacons have to walk , circumspectly oulln Iowa. One of them has just been reduced to the ranks for lookiug on at a bas ball match. The champion hairy man of the South is a Mri McCarley, of Spartanburg, S. C., who is six feet high and has a beard Teaching nearly to the ground. Mr. Jones of Louisiana, has recovered $3 from a railroad for running over and killing a rooster of his. He proposes to invest the money in cocktails. An grindstone burst in the Aubunc State Prison, and 90 pounds of it struck a convict in his commissionary department. He ceased to care for sublunary affairs. Pierre Napoleon is at present in r :y t rnn: rvTro'TX! n t A 1 : attention. , Ct Oen'l Shp t. al Agent. qriUllvtf . t