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Springfield. u1tEoia,
And &u Camps Pests, nepots and Hospitals In the
5na cGntf,ct viii comc7enca august 1st, 1861. aud
End December 81st ss4, tuch shorter period a. the
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Iii bcdts3 must Five the!r names Ia full aso state
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be nndels1ned reserves the right to reject any OF
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d. ~ J4cEsoz Dear si1-l hare seen asqae1tly 70.
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r,zhth below Coates street, Fhilaaeiphix-
From Eay. Warren Randolph, Pss:or Of 1Apsisa+
d. 1 G. X. JAczses: De.r sirzFs.scnal EXPENSES
& sess s45T, s1S
q '5sss:' ''@'d sesSf: s
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taps .tnsa 9a ~ q ~ &c Bites some
s1e macS K steted Wttn byspepsts used taeR
wh ssfB psIsops snfeebed s. ass
disease. and hare heard nom them fhe most
passed. J. T. A1oS'-
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Frcu t1e Re7, Thcs. Wlnter, Fasrof or Ho1eo9oa8&
Baptlst Church.
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d.ordef IN s seaa 70 sr ~ Sotia vouF %
Is 81: s.e -
From x.,. J. 3. Herman, q, III. German a<tssu.x
troubled WIN DyspePsta nearly e. g years, ana havs
health, s1tet having taking n'a oosTsa; upax.x
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PRICES
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Read WEo says SO:
r7ou the Eev. .Loy. g. Beck Pastor OF the 'BAp1
SsSsss II OF 10 s'
Inaye known Hootaad's German Elttez1 fAyorsbs1
for o numter If years. haye used them IN ny OWE
fnraily, and have been pleased VILE ther edect2
thaf wbS tutuced 70 recommend them to many ote~
en- and know tbs: they hAye operated In ssEtknku
henenral N az ef take great pleasure IN thus pRh
Hciy rr0clainR this tact, and calling the atrentloa
of those afflicted the diseases for which they A1
Recommended. to these Btsetts x1oEinK from exF9.
Hence that my recommendaticn Will be sustalned-
do this more cheertuily Eccfacd1 1stc1s is u.
fended to benefit tbs atetc:ed, 9-G 3 "ocs = rum
drink" TeE<S, u1lJ+ Law Il. 66GA~
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VIEELAED LANJS,
To all Wanting Farms,

Largo and thriving settlement. r9tld and beblthful
climate 20 miles tou:h ni Phi ad.!phlA bg 1atoad
Tich FOL which produces ls,Er crops: whch now
IL !. en 1toE3pr. Ten, twenty and ntts acre tfsCt
nj ron RS to SIS PET acre. able within four years
;nod bpaine opentnCb for uAhu' 'acor1tA aud othefe
Churches, schools And good society
1t In now the most fmprovtn: Place
East or West.
4uNprKDs ARE SETTLING AND BUILDING.
Tue besuty with which the place u lad ont y M.
ea,p4eeo. 1etess .ntw*red. FA'ess e!Vrr NJ T.
Lands, vinelAnd Post once. CambetaAno+ Nes
Jcrsey.
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EnITOR OF TNK NIBEEX. - ... t.. =.
VT of the mo4t ensve 1c tile tthet1 u N
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"UKAM FRAuTY. OR PLY.
Ill BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES should or 1eae
EY il srt1ts On, and ehtHe how, tie eet:
fruits Arising from early abuse ana uohAIry cor.
raa.uAt.on G5 te eubveI1ed, with sure EtE bed q
~ the msr-iaer ttatc:. Sold by u. =: A. BAHRvW
* Bsecke1 street. New ye.k ffice; = csn!, e,
&, 7e I:andoi street. chlcavo, Ill ais3, n slM1
NEAA Co.guaa. eoracs kain and S1stl.q;, to1
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Frou, R.y. J. Il. Turner, Paztor Ct asdd.uE h.1
Church, Philadelphia
m JACKSON; Dear Str-HANnE used your 9etnoa&
Btttefs IN my taHtlJ frequently, IN
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safest and En1t valuable rsmo1J oi wmea nasa ~
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t26 II. NiueteeQth 1Iets~
, 1864-07-20

Frcuo .as Rs7. Thcs. Wlnter, Pastor Of Ro1horoaG&
BAptst Church.
relfrnt nropnr1t1pn uooda1d German BitteI1 70 Aa4
M testimony 70 the doses!nd REPUTATION L has 39-
ercst disorder In my bead ani peryous sIsfem I
savsed BY trend 70 'sy bottle yoaaF 80
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Whsre !aeet with similar cases stEllsr 70 ny ox7.
snS Es1e been sasurei ~ many cfihe- good s1ecs9-
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csE BUTCHERS CELEBRATED
LIGHTNING FLY-klLLER,


The Greatest Discovery Of tlac
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From Eey. Warren Randolph, 7as.or of BApttsa~
Church, Germantown, Pcnn-
m q H. jackson: Dear Sir-Fefscnst e11EftaEc0
enables me- 10 say that regard the German BtrteIa
nTenared bT you = most excellent medlclae. II
cases ofseye.e cold aud general debility hava beH
EresT beuetted ty the Of the B1ttefs ana doun&
~ thsv viii nroduco similar edect1 on othe!s.
Germantown, FL
, 1864-07-20

in his hands unaccounted for the sum Of
) 70, The County Trea5urer's department
remains to be examined
&vcrnEzT.
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NOTICE. My w1ts, Louisa Lase.
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one , aecouLs, as thnn ~; a9 dtht3 ct ner coe-
.,seiicK- .,e, HlLlaA LE5nn go Hshus.s
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Use HelrnboXdsA Extract Buchu
For all affections and diseases Of these ol2anf
~ whether existing
IN MALE Oh FENALK.
,,r phata yer cau.e originating and no nnattefnoN
SA"I InrS s.4ml!rc. DseAses OF these orEa1s r.
dul1b the Ai1 OF Dluseuc.
HpIME0Lp's EXTRACM BUCHU
Is TIE GREAT DIURET1o,
AND IT is CERTAIN
TO HAVE TIE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DlSEAaK4
FOR WHICH
IT Is RECOMMENDED.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19
Yours, respectfully, - hLTURAs.

RETURNING HoME.-A party of Walla
Walla~ans, who left here last Spring to seek
their fortunes in the auriferous fields OF
Kootenai returned this week. Among them
is Mr. Ackley, who, as he says, " has sold out
and has no further Interests in British Colum-
bia." Mr. A. thinks that not over two or
three hundred men will winter in the mines.
Work is about suspended for the season.,
The chief mining operations have been on the
famous Wild Horse Creek. Nothing could
be done on Finley Creek on account of high
water. He met several hundred pack an
imals going in. Flour was worth $50 per
ewt.; bacon, Is cts. per lb.asugar, go cts. per
h.; coffee, GO and IS cts. per h.; potatoes, 10
and 15.cts. per h.; onions, IS and 40 cts. per
by ~. Statesman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19
THE ELECTION.

We publish the latest election returns re-
ceived by the Humboldt Express to-day. The
wires are said. to be down again, and there
fore we have nothing later than dates of Nov.
9th-the day afte4 the election. The re-
turns, of course, are favorable to the election
of Lincoln. Very little known of the true
condition of affairs. Probably the next baton
of news we obtain. will, as, usual, diminish
the claimed majorities, and perhaps change
the whole. resnls. Though New York is
claimed by the Republicans, the figures indi-
cate the reelection of Horatio Seymour. In
the States whose Constitutions prohsbit the
Soldiers vote, the various State regiments
were taken from the army and sent home to
vote. With tbs. army, and the Greenback
machine. to. &erawe and purchase, the result
is NOT surprising
If Lincoln. has been reelected, it is the
greatest triumph that JEFF Davis and the
|Confederacy have achieved. during the war.
His election, four years ago was celebrated in
Charleston by cannon and Examinations we
do not. doubt THAT ii viii be hailed over all
the South with.renewed JOY and acclamations
for it secures the independence Of the
Southern, States Lincoln has been Davis
best friend-has done just what Davis would
have him. do-and he will continue to do it,
Had. Mcclellan succeeded, the Union, posi-
bly, might have been restored. Under Lin
coin it is moral impossibiity. Every blow
that bloody handed wassstrikes- shiSeps the
Union, and makes its dissolution the moro
inevitable. Wars, conscriptions, taxation,
the destruction Of the Republic, and perma-
nent D1suSlON, are the. trophies ofiAbraham
Lincoln. @
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

CApTUREDs RoAD AGsNT.-W We understand
that "Brocky Jack who is understood to
have been the, leader offphe "rpad agents =
that robbed the Overland stage. between Salt
Lake and Virginia city about two months ago
was lately arrested at portland, Oregon.
The authorities of Multnomah county have
telegraphed to Salt Lake fol. a, re9nsition.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

TEE REASON WHY.-We. have deferred the
publication of this number of the WORLD for
some hours to await the arrival. of the Ham
eoldt Express, ia order TO obtain the latest
Intelligence of the Eastern elections for pub
kcAtion. n
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owvhee Correspondence. .
RuBy. Cry, Nov. 9th 1864.
SCENERY AMI. wEATHER,

SCENERY AND WEA1Akhe
ED IDAHO WORLD:
Here we are among our netive balls again,
and might in the langusgs of our War
Secretary, surrounded and demoEalized:"
We, of this vicipity, can look abroad and
around us and see nothing but an ocean of
dazzling, SNOW, with here andthere the peak
of someegigantic mock piercing the storm
battle clouds.
Winter, celdt dreary, and dismal, frownsI
upon as. The reader, can have no idea
whatever of such winter in such a country.
En Idaho city, and throughout the Basins the
Winter comes alohgmild and graceful, whilst
the hills, from them formation, give shelter
and fuel to the inhabitants But here,
the scenery is rude, will and, maiestic-rock
upon rock tost together in the most fantastic
groupings--and mountains of every shape,
frowning down upon us, llsie the. ruins of
some Titanic Coliseum, giving neither shelter
nor habitation to living thing.
u
! This portion of Idaho Territory inquest
Eionably possesses vast naineral wealth: The
main placer mines are confined to Jordan
creek, and Blue, gulch,. tributary of the
former, ,l
Jordan creek resembles Grimes creek, with
the exception that the hills on either side
| Of Jordan creek are much more bnoken, and
of fap greater height The gold found in
these creeks, when hrst taken out, is of a
Isilvery whiteness but when dry it assumes
pale red color. The gold is worth about
ten dollars per ounce. Along the banks OF
Jordan creek, where the mountains become
less steep, arefound rich gravel banks, which
promise to become rich hydraulic mining
gronnda Beyond the range of the quartz
Leads, and on the southern slope of the OWy-
bee mountains, are good hill diggings. The
gold is Of a better quality, but the same diff
Gully exists in working them, as in working
the hill diggings of, Boise basin, to-wit The
want of water. My impression, however, is
that the placer diggings of this portion of
Owy heecounty,. are not of a lasting or profit
able character. The great dependence Of the
inhabitants would appear to lie in the }nu-
merous quartz Lodges, which interseat and
bisect each other, in every section of the
mountain ranges, composing what is general,
| Iy known as
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19
TnE owYHEE MoUNrAINs.

These mon ntains rise up gradually from
the sand and sage brush plains bordering
upon Snake river. The hills, at first, are Of
rolling character, with here and there q
rift in the mountains, exposing to view huge
layers of9lava, partially decayed on the sur
face, from the. action of the elements. Fur
Their on, the mountains become more precip-
itous, until finally they terminate in one
huge, solitary range, composing and COM
prising what is supposedto contain the rich
est quartz, veins in the United States. The
The number of leads struck: it is next to. i'm
possible to calculate, but that many of them
are rich beyond all precedent, there can be
no question. a i 80
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q. R. wAITE & 90.

VNTILL buy and SELL on commission, Quartz and Min
w ing claims, real estate, mining stocks, &c.
The immense extent and extraordinary richness Of
this mining region present unusual facilities and offer
great inducements to capitalists, 4
In addition to the mines well known and daily being
worked others of unprecedented richness being cor
stantly discovered. a
J All communications viii receive prompt attention.
Idaho city, November !, 1894. n2m3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

Aspeciaf order from Gen. Heintzeman, is
published Drbidding the selling of, or any
commerce in, pow der, fire arms, or ammun-
tiono any kind, during the next sixty days,
10 States, of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Mich
igan, without special permit. .'5 4eS'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

SPEAKING of" Last Words" the finest ex-
preston we ever knew as uttered by dying,
man. was that of the stage-driYer in Callforr
nia,.atfew years ago. Several friends, dry
ers like himself, were standing by his bed
side. Boys, said he feebly, I'm on down
grade and cant reach the break and died.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

CLOSING UR-The maipers about Florence,
Elk City, Warren's and Orc, Elmo, are prepar'
ing to ';close up business for the winter.
A goodly number of the miners from those
camps propose to spend the winter in this
velley.--W. TX. Statesman. a SID
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

THE COMPLEXION oF THE NEXT LEGIsIA-
TURE will be considerably changed from
that of last. more especially in the House.
We claim Democrats to 5, Republics, and
have not yet given over the s to S. The
Council stands, as near as. can at present. be
,ascertained, Republicans to 8 Democrats.
Members arriving from Idaho and Shoshone,
and ilan more remote localities are ex-
pecte the coming week. We no
tice thS 5yA, who propose spending the win:
ter he 81 "a are informed that number
more az expected. Lewlstonians anticipate
q lively d during the session, in which we
trust til rot be dlsappcinted.-Cor
". III. snaae.
The ature met in Lewiston on the
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

NIB. 9. 3. TILToN, of the firm of Ladd &
Tilton, Portland, is making visit at the
Owyhee mines, for the purpose of seeing the
country for himselfi and perhaps investing
there.
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DR.. HARRIS

business connected with mis- Drug, establishment,
during his absence to San Francisco
He will return in the spring with a full assert
ment Of Goods belonging his lire of business all
Of which will be sold at the lowest possible rates.
Nov. l, 1864 vln2tf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

GonD D1EcovERY. UT was rumored last eve-
ming that news had been brought to town
from Fort Rupert of the striking of $50 Dig
gings near that place. Victoria Chronicle.
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LEDeEs RICE AND NUMEROUS

Many of the Lodges are now being devel-
loped, and two mills are at work with great
success. 8 /, am credibly informed that j..
Marion Moore, ESQ, is about to bring another
mill to this section Of country. 1t is to be a
twenty stamp mill. There, is quite q large
pile of silver bricks in his storerh0use' al
ready. hia lslsr ~ hoa bslgl
Walter Davis; Esq, has had ten tons Of the
War Eagle crushed in Moore 3 Co.'s mill, It
yielded, / am Informed, about $4,000 per
ton. ssaa3 geaE4 .lssasu 10 ID sovlaa
/ In my.next, I will give a full account of
many Of the principle quartz lodges in this
quarter, and the probable value Of many of
tbem> At present everything1is at q stand
still. andswilI remains so until Spring, when
new llfe will animate, and new light illumiae-
the brave hearts, whose adventurous spirits
battle amidst the tempest and the desert, for
an honorable competence. e !.
.#s 49, IS st0NcE A WEEK" 81
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81 can't say admire Your style of acting"
said the landlady to strolling player, when
heran. away without paying his BILL.
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MUSTERED OUr.-Capt. Olney's military
Company organised at the Dalles- last Spring
forsthe protection of the Canyon. City road,
has been mustered out of service. 4 a6
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

SHOOTING AT Boise CITY Two shooting
scgapea occurred at Boise City during this
week. James Buckley shot J. B. Bean near
the armpit, while engaged in a scufae. A
man by the name Of Tattle was, shot on
Monday after dispute about the Philadel-
phia market with John Farrell. Farrell was
arrested soon after. with. a shot gun in his
hands, andis supposed ia be the man who
shot He was confined in the guard house
at Fort Boise. ,s..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-19

DBMocRsHs will remember the meeting
tonight at the Club rooms. 1t is an ad,
journed meeting frsm last Saturday.
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Alturas Correspondence.
ROCKY BAR, ALTURAs COUNTY,
Nov. 9ah, 1864.

ROCKY DAR3 ALFUhAS OVoNA% ~
Nov. 9sh, 1864.
ED1roR Idaho WeRLD winter has. at
length set ia upon US, with about three inches
of snow and cold northeast winds. Some.
few of the arastfas still continue to- grind,
and Garter &, Co.'s mill to. stamp the quartz.
The latter Is now crushing Ada Elmore rock,
and learn it is remunerating them well for
theireDterprise. Messrs. Carter l. Co. had the
first quartz. mill here. 1t has at present bnt
five stamps, but is TO be increased to ten
early in the Spring.
MILLS AND MINES.
i A mill from the Eastern States arrived
here about ten days since and at once gave
employment to about twenty men, and they
say they will be in running order by the 10th
on 10Th Of December. This mill belongs to
the Idaho Company, and the Idaho ledge. SO
far, has proved rich. The Ida EfmOre also
shows signs of great and marked improve
ment, both as to quality and width of ledge.
The most perfect sell. of any ledge has been
the ''Wiley Ophis.'A It was good while it
lasted, but in no place was it over, eight to
ten inches wide.
POSTED MINER.
Mr.. Wilson Waddingham mas large inter-
ests here and purposes to attach FIVE stamps
to one OF, his mills by the FIRST of June, 1865.
have no hesitation in saying that Mr.. Wad-
bingham is better posted on the leads gen.
orally, and ia, all the~various miuutia of, this
camp, than airy other man it. He has
gone below DAY aud will probably go East
before he returns, andnosbetter man.can go
to any part, who're capjtaI is, to give just
ana fair resentation of our interests.
SILVER IN YUBA DISTRICT.
Large and apparently ricn silver leads have
been lately discovered in the Yuba District,
II.haye seen the rock and it shows silver
plainly. TheIarge gold-bearing quartz lode
there, from which it is supposed the gold
| found in the Yuba river and Grouse creek
came, is called the " Eagle of the Light" 1t
| is truly mammoth ledge, and in, one place
crops out abont sixty feet above the surface,
and is at least quarter of nile wide,
while thousands and probably millions Of
tons of quartz have fallen from its rugged
sides and scattered over themopatain.
THE YUBA RIVER.
Some FrencAmen have done pretty well
rocking near the hill, but generally speaking
there is is not anything to be found except
in the rivers. In fact they are not poor
mans diggngs, being all river diggings but
two bars, andftis impossible to prospect the
river without getting to the head, and aa the
current is very swift, anything but turning
the river which is hard to do except in two
or three places) or the expensive operation
of fuming, and then it may not pay. The
river is, canon dearly all the way down,
and.the bed rock has not been found except
! it be few high points.
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Dissolution Of! Co-Partnership.

THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing between
l. M. LEVY aud u. LEVY. under the style OF
!" Levy & Co. )" and engaged in a general mer-
chandse business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent NJ. Levy will continue the business of
the old stand on Main street, Idaho City, and Is
authorized tosettle the affairs of the late concern
Idaho City, +. T., Nov. 9th, 1864. 3w3
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WBh1s, FARGO 8 Co.'s messenger, Mr..
-, has kindly favored US with copies Of
exchanges and. late election figures.
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DAMAcFs.-H, NJ. Graham has obtained a
verdict against NJ Q. RoOerts, agent of the
Opposition eam-ship Company, for $780, 900
damages. The suit was brought for damages
sussained by plaintiff on the Isthmns by the
failure to connect on tire Atlantic side, and a
delay of six days, during which he was taken
down with fever: and also for damages on
the Atlanticlsteamer sustained by reason OF
nc aceommodationss compelling his son 10
sleep on deck one ormore nights, from which
be becamesvery ILL a
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+, Jonas W. Brown. Clerk Of the Probate eeHrt
in.an for said county, do hereby certify that tho
foregoing is true copy of the order Of court
made in the above estate and entered on record
Nov. 18th, 1854, ,sa. s-osstls Stus
ms court hereto ! this 18th day ii November,
. t-~,~-.isA.2D. 1852 JONAS w. BROWN,
Idaho city, Nov. is, 1854 nd 4W isdsa Clerk.