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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

MISPLACED CONFERENCE.-The James B.
Wickwire swore out warrant before Justice
Walker the other day which develops sin
gular case of cool audacity. From his afi-
davit it appears that he recently went into
partnership with man by the name of John
Woods in the wood and shake business. Wick
wire lately came from Virginia City, Montana
Territory, and had with him purse of dust
worth $2lO. One day, while they were talk
Ing about the mines there, Woods asked to
see the dust. Wickmire handed him the
purse, and went on with his work with his
back turned towards Woods. Al the dust
was not returned, Wickwire in few minutes
turned around and asked Woods for it, when
Woods said he knew nothing about it, and
refused to give any satisfaction about it, and
ordered Wickmire out Of his own house. He
came into town, and procured an officer, who
returned with him, bat could find no Woods,
nor any dust, and nothing has been heard of
either since. If true, it was decided case
of g misplaced confidence"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

MATTERS IN ALTURAs.-We learn from Green
White and Frank Campbell, who recently re-
turned from South Boise, that the indications
of prospecty in Alturas were never more
hattering. Several new lodges have been
lately tested practically, and proved to be
more than equal to expectations formed Of
them. Mr.. Campbell has some specimens at
his saloon in this place, taken from the Con-
federate Star, over 200 feet from the surface.
These specimens are 'spangled with the gilt
tering ore, and also show considerable silver.
A contract for crushing has been lately made
with the owners of the ledge, and MesSrs
Gates, Bartee 4 Co., ard we shall soon have
the working process here. Several tons have
been shipped to San Francisco, and returns
obtained from several. They worked over
one thousand dollars to the ton, in gold and
principally gold. The stockholders
in this ledge evidently have in their possess
ion mine of great value. h55 -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

NOTICES hereby given that there will be a
IN meeting of the Stockholders OF the Esme-
ralda Gold and Silver Mining Company at the
Office y. X Shafer in Idaho City, Boise county,
| T., on Saturday. the 10th day Of December, A.
D. 1864, at Ia o'clock NJ. for the purpose of setS
thing and adjusting the affairs of the Company up
to that date and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before the meet
ing. j. NJ. MORE, President
3w4 Esmeralda 6. & S. NJ. C.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12


ExC1rEMENT IN PoRTLAND.-We have been
shown letter dated Portland, October the
last, sfrcm which we learn that Chas. CaveD,
bar tender at the Ophir Saloon in that city,
was lately killed by Mat. Bledsoe, formerly
pfasais place. The parties met in saloon,
and havingAsome difficulty, a knife was drawn
-one account states by whereupon
Bledsoe drew pistol and struck him on the
bead, fracturlng his skull. After an exami-
nation be was held to ball In the sum of FIVE
thousand dollars. The letter says, Last
night Dobson and Rerdue came together with
pistol and knife, though no serious harm
was done, am looking hourly for mob to
raise and for hanging to commence. Though
am opposed to mobs would not raise my
band to prevent it against such brutes as are
lying around this place" 80 s E12 S.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

EvENING LEcTURES-A HROPoSAL.--Several
gentlemen have suggested to us project for
killing off the EENUI attending the long,
dreary winter months which are now break
ing their way through the ides of November.
In several'of the large towns of Nevada Ter
ritory ithas been customary during the Winter
to organize some sort of literary club and
through it arrange for the delivery of weekly
lectures. These lectures, being of literary
or scientific character. afford pleasant re-
sort for both ladies and gentlemen to meet in
social intercourse and friendship. Subjects
which would otherwise remain as sealed
book to a large portion of the world, are Oft
en- in these lectures, populariaed and render.
ed interesting to an audience. There are in
this town and vicinity many gentlemen fully
capable of entertaining an audience with
lecture of this kind, who would willingly
contribute an evening to that purpose. We
believe that an organization for this purpose
would meet with abundant success, and that
the lecture room would soon become popu-
lar resort. An admission fee of fifty cents
would probably cover all the necessary ex-
penses. We recommend the subject to the
consideration of those who are seeking
amUsements.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

YuEA RIvER.-W publish this week copy
OF the mining laws of the Yuba River Mining
District, furnished US by Mr.. Cayanagh, the
Recorder The mines in this district were
prospected for the first time during the past
Summer, and their yield thus far has been
very satisfactory. The claims are chiefly in
the bed of the river, though some good pros
poets are foundsin hehills, and some claims
have been located on them. The gold is gen.
orally coarse, and of good quality. During
the Winter but little will be done, and but
few men will remain there. The prospects
for the next season are, however, very fatter-
ing.
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Nntica.

NOTICE it hereby given that there viii be a
IN meeting of the Stockholders of the Emmett
Gold and Silver Mining Company held at the Of
fee Of j. K. Shater in Idaho City. Boise county,
l. T.. on Saturday, the 10th day Of December, a.
D. 1864 for the purpose of settling and adjusting
the affairs of the Company, aud for the transac-
ton of such other business rs may lawfully come
before the said meeting.
j. NJ. MORE, President
3w4 Emmett G. q s. NJ. Co.
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DIED

At Idaho City, Nov. 9Th, JOHN ELLIOTT a na-
tive of Baltimore, aged about "a yeas.
AtIdaho City, Nov. 9th, j Ohm SHoKNAN. for
merly from Missouri, and recently from Williams
burg, Josephene county, Oregon-aged3 IS years.
At San Francisco, Oct 23d, AMY AN kCeuN
wife of Geo. w. Crum; eff Sacramento, Gagged
GA years.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

L NJ. LEVY and L. LEVY under the style. Of
g Levy 4 Co. ;" and engaged in general mef
chandise business is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, NJ. Levy will continue the business q
the old stand on sain street, Idaho City, and IS
authorized to settio the affairs Of the late concern
Idaho City T. T., Nov. 9th, 1864. SwS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

A friend lately from Boise City. informs US
that Charles Lawrence, Esq, of this town,
who was appointed one Of a committee, from
this place, to distribute the charitable fund
raised here by the Immigrant Aid Society,"
Is doing good work there in relieving the dis
tresses of the unfortunate immigrants. Some
very affecting cases have claimed his attention
The particulars we shall give hereafter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12
MARRIED.

November 9th, by Rev. G. S. Kingsley, Mr.TR
PHEN J. PIERCE to Miss DEBORAH CLouGH, aof
Idaho City.
Soon after receiving the above notice, Mr, A. p,
Turner assembled East Hill with generous basket
of champagne for the WORLD Office The joyful
event was duly COMMUNICATED by the attaches
thereof, with the assist ance of numerous friends
of the parties. The printers blessing which was
never known to fail in securing happy matrirnO-
NAL career, was freely given. To Mr.. Pierce and
his fair bride
\. "May suns to come round they Wheel
Your golden moments bless,
With all tender heart can feel
Or lively fancy guess"
At the Empire Hotel Piacervile, en- Monday
evening, Nov 18th, 1864 by Daniel 0yermyer, p.
MIR. JESSE DoNoHUE to Miss MARY ELISABETH
WARREN, all Of Placerville.
On the 5th inst. at the residence of Smith &
Martin, in Payette Valley, by the Rev. Mr.. Jim,V
Mr., CHARLES HARDIN to Miss LIZZIE WARREN, al
of Pike county, Mo.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

FIRE. AT HoRsETowN, CAL.-.We. learn by
telegraph that all of Horsetown. Shasta Co.,
CAL, was burned to the ground Sunday af-
ternoon. The loss was quite severe. The
telegraph Office was burned down, but the
instruments were saved. The wire was being
put up again, and is probably at work before
this. The whole town was detroyed.- Ore
gonian aa ralnta. Il.
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@sERyICEs at the Baptist Church by Rev MI.
Hamilton ct 10 IL o'clock Al. M. tomorrow. Sab
bath. School at same place ut 2 II O'Clock p. M.
AS Mr. Hamilton leaves on Tuesday for California
to bring out his family, this will e his Iastsennon
here untilanext Spring. III
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

Two years ago it was treason" to deny
the military abilities of Gen. Mcclellan. Now
we find the same newspapers rotten with vi
tuperation against him. Are treason and
" patriotism such convertible terms that
"treason" one day is patriotism" the next |?
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DIR. HARRIS,

IN TON is his authorized Agent to transact any
business connected with mis- Drug establishment,
during his absence to- San Francisco.
He will return in the Spring with a full assoft-
ment of Goods belongingfa hisline Of busines II
of which will be sold at che lowest possible rsUe
Nov. /, 1864 0 e5gt #g E7 yIn2tf
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OVERLAND STAGE RoBBERY.-The Overland
Stage that left Boise CRY last Tuesday, was stop.
ped about six miles out by a gang of highwaymen,
and the passengers robbed. 1t contained three
passengers W. R. Parks, BIZ. DursheillandJnO.
Harmer-driver, Easfey. One man appeared at
the head of the team, and one on each side ofthe
stage with shot guns presented. The driver was
ordered to unhitch his team. The passengers were
then taken ont one by one tied and robbed of their
money and arms. The Statesm says they OBJ
tanned about $500 from Dursheil, $3.50 from Har.
mer and $3.50 from Parks, making in all about 1860
in currency, and $45Oin coin. When first attacked
Harmer drew pistol, which accidentally or not,
was discharged, wounding Parks in the hip. Parks
managed to secrete about $500 in the stage, which
was not taken. HarIner has been arrested 81
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

APPOINTMENTS Among the late Federal
appointments made for THE Territory we OBJ
serve the names of @. P, Bod6sh, of Boise
city, appointed Assessor of Internal Revenue
for Idaho Territory; also, A. G, Turner, of
this city, Collector. The Idaho Statesman
thinks the FIRST Of these appointments "a
good one" What of the other, Mr.. States
man
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SAN MEDA#Y-There are nearly one humid
red Democratic papers in Ohio. all Of whom
raised the Mcclellan standard except Sam
Medary's Crisis. The Governor adhered to
his remarks last Spring, whep, he said he
wanted neither Abraham Lincoln nor any of
his Major Generals. &
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NWICEl
New Millinery and Dry.G0ods
@@CM@DWR Fm

TIME Undersigned takes pleasure in informing
Il the Ladies, and the public in general, of Ida
no, that they have just opened nice selected
stock Of Dry Goods, FaLcy Goods, and Millinery
Goods, all Of the latest style and fashion, and
having purchased them at San Francisco. we can
sell them as cheap as the cheapest Please call
and examine our NEW STOCK before purchasing
elsewhere. Mrs. BARBARA ROSENTHAL,
Main street, opposite W., F. & Co.'s, Idaho.
N. B. Hats and Bonnets made and trimmed to
order in the latest fashion. 3tf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

TIE telegraph dispatches during the week
have been unimpOrtant. The Oregonian
last night, contains dispatch, dated N. Y,
28th, that the entire army was on then in mo-
ton with six days rations. The movement was
on the left flank. Itwas reported to be an
son to Richmond" movement
Gold 21S to 22O; Legal Tenders 48 IL.
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Go3D AssAY.--Mr. Wilson of Owyhee'
showed US. yesterday, the result Of an assay
made by Mr.. Robertson & Co., of this town,
on some rock from the "Marble Heart" ledge,
in that district. The following was the result
disclosed. Pounds assayed, 1000. Gold, 1921.
Silver, $l,4s9 81. Total value per ton.
$1,6lS 3d. Good for the marble Heart
Such assays are welcOmeIto the human "hearts'
of its owners. osQo t975s - e
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The length Of the report of the testimony
taken before the Coroner, has necessarily
compelled us to defer considerable editorial
matter, and several communications.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

Mrs. D. CARTER has agreed to take care Of the
INDECENT sick of this county for 3d. so per week,
and the contract awarded her. jaeH sff ae
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

TIE Territorial and County taxes on real
and personal property are now due, and
should be paid before the 18th Of this month
to save costs.
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Notice.

Mr.. s.. J. PIERCE is my Agent and Attorney
duly authorized to transact all business in M
behalf during my absence from Idaho City.
]. B. PIERCE.
October 81, 1864. m n2tf
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THERE will be meeting of the Immigrant
Aid Society, on Monday evening, at the usual
place. .aes - s5
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

N. n. VANCE, Esq, Pioneer City, has been ap-
pointed Justice Of the Peace for Pioneer precinct
A good appointment.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

Messrs. Oldham, Judge and Others, were
authorized to construct and keep toll road
etween Boise city and Little Camas Prairie.
License, $780, twas understood, in grant
lug this license, that farmers along the line
Of said road are to have the use of the road
in travelling between their farms and Boise
city. The rates oftoll were fixed on the same
schedule as between Idaho and Banner cities
unpublished above.
TIE Statesman Gays the ancW at by5city
about enc foot deep and on the bills this
ZEN ;aches
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

PoPUBArloN OF MoaTANA.-Judge. Tufts
who was appointed bysGov Edgerton to take
the census, reports . popatatiOn4 Of twenty,
thousand in the Territory - bse g 5fa q
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

THE Humboldt Express continues to make
its weekly trips in good Tina from San Fran
sSisco, arriving here every Saturday afternoon
with sapply.of magazines and papers.
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WIG THEY LIE.


The Walla Walla Statesman has the fol-
lowing sensiblY reflections on the subject
of the recent election here. I'VE recommend
It to those Who were SO gungrsnsd over the
result hat they could hear nothing but trcu-j
son and rebellion 10 The air:
| The Lewiston Age and the Idaho Statesman
editors are consoliing themselves over their
late political defeat BY. publishing the iuteli-
gence that some drunken Copperheads, since
the election. have been heard to " hurrah for
JEFF Davis" That is probably correct. The
Age. and idaho Statesman editors are so be-
Sotted in partisanship that they cannot give
hesfacts only upon one side, and that side of
course is favorable to the Lncolnites; but
the Boise News editor not having the fear of
loyal league maledictions before bis eyes, re-
cords the fact that some drunken men at
Idaho city, on election day, were parading
the streets with tickets in their hands {" hur,
rahing for Abe and jeff in the same breath, not
caring a sixpence which wonl" We dare say
there are a great many such characters in
Idaho as those the News instances. They
are just as apt to hurrah for Davis as they are
forLincoln, and vice versa. They don't see
any difference perhaps between the two men,
and as to the principles involved and con-
tended for by the two Chiefs, they are proba-
bio not capable of making any distinction
And such persons are invariably shown up
in the loyal sheets and classified as "Demo-
Gratis or Copperheads." But in point of
fact they are not Democrats any more than
they are Republicans, no matter whether they
hurrah for JEFF and Abe before or after an
election. ~ sH
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Q. B. WAITE s. 90.

VKTIL buy and sell, on commission, Quartz and Nj
w ing claims, real estate, mining stocks &c.
iFhe immense extent and extraordinary richnesg
this mining region present unusual facilities and
great inducements to capitalists w
In addition to the mines wen known, and daily
stantly discovered Afa & "a. arT ssw 81 ~
All COMMUNICATIONS wiz i've prompt attent
Z Idaho city, NoyemberY0o 49,
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New this w eek.
DR.. }. NJ. BELTS,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Objective doors south of the Empire Market,
Idaho City. 4t., ~ @ 3tf a.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

S. I. PEAsHIY has been appointed an acting
Justice at Boise City, by the County Commission.
ARC 4sts q taspas
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

Rev. Mr.. KINGSLEY will hold divine service ir
his church, on Sabbath morning at 10 IL 'glNrk,
and administer the Sacrament of the ~
per.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

A NEW STAR IN IDAHo.-The managers
of the Forrest Theater have made an engage.
ment which promises to result in vast i'm
proyement in the theatrical line. On
Wednesday evening Miss Florence Bell, an
eminent ~histrionic performer, will make her
first appearance before the Idaho public
Miss Bell was favorite with the theatre.
loving public at St. Louis, and is recently
from Denver where, according to the Denver
papers, she drew very large houses Aa a
lady of intelligence and refinement, the piec.
es in which she will appear, will be of char
acter which will afford pleasure to both ladies
and gentlemen.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

GENERAL THos. ]. BUTLER, late editor of
the Boise News, leaves US this morning, for
California. In conjunction with his brother,
John S. Butler, he founded the pioneer news
rim the Boise Basin. The files of the
News during the year it was under their
management, enfolds very important
record of period which is already becoming
historical; a record which will be invaluable
to the future compiler of the history of Idaho
The numerous friends of the General unite in
the hope that he will find compensation for
the labors and isolation of the year, in the
pleasure of the visit to his old friends and old
haunts; and that he will soon find it convenient
to turn his face Idahoward again.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

Toll RoADs.-License was granted by the
County Commissioners last week to Erwin &
Burnett for the construction and keeping of
q toll road between Idaho cityand Banner
city--formerly called Silver city. They ere
prohibited from erecting any toll-gate within
five miles Of this town, The licease was
fixed at 500. They are authorized to collect
q at the following rates