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THE BALL SEASON.

CgASD MASQUERADE ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
VI Of making good appearance etber comic or fancy
At hasqucFsdes should get one OF BuNkER'S new Cos
lumss rhs finest assortment of Dresses Wigs Chris Ac
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lpD Fourth street. near SiNh avenue.
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a TIENTtOk. kkCRUlfS:-RKAD THR FOLLOWING:
IA "Of the many hundred Rtkors Island
and In other depos Is alleged and with strong
ye proof that they have not received average at the
lowing the handsome margin Of four hundred thouss nd dol
lars DO divided amongst the brokers and
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sssn y sw and Also those who would BE- treated Hike men
aer their enlistment he into comfortable quarters
free from vermn are Invited 70 call on the subscriber who
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cruh II dosred the subscriber will enlist them free Of
charso ana collect their bounes Recruits win have the
cholce OF reyimenta artillery or cavalry
DIT WAsHBURN. Attorney and Counsellor.
II Nfttt nts 26s Broadway,
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AT 407 BROADwAY-THE OLD ORIGINAL l. IA
IA COBS established ls43 Ia selling u0ld Silver.
Gold Plated and Composiion Watches and Chain. q pses
cs the attention those who want Watches for the army
large ssormen which he = prepared 70 se By the
single corresponding prices Information
watches sent by mail part OF the coun
those who remit BY mall that their orders win be -
promptly and carefully attended 70 A. they person
ally tire old established hpnse Of i.
JACOBS. 407 Broadway between walker and Lispenard
atre eta
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NOTICE -prLLIARD SALOON KBEPBRs WILL
mud thsir advspsags e buy Billiard Srp srl " MI
street where they ind the largest and pss seasoned
stick Of Billiard bals awsys On 49,, r,.oe PRICES
THE STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE AND
i Comb naton Cushions- Approved and adopted ~ the
Bill lard Congress Of 1861 ihs psst ana only reliable bnra
"a b,lsrJs for saie BY PlIELAN COLLENDER, corner
Of Crosby and spring streets. new iork.
yU ". oRIrFITH,s IMPROVED COMBINATION
w cushions and Tables only be bought NJ hts facto
ry second hand Tables for sale and all the dGercn INA
kcrs' Patent Cushions cheap, by w. w. GRIFFITH, ho
Emit IN street. y
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(NASrED-OFFfcE CLERK, IN CoNNIsslONHoUsE
w clerk furniture r0fgce salesman,
keeper md night vatchmsn for hotel porter nj driver
Apply 1871 Fulton street. Merchants add Clerks Registry.
.
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con ApAY-LLoYps eREAr ropoanAPHIGAl

Con DAY.-LLOYDS GREAT GEOGRAPHICAL
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nense ana from head waters q Sandy HDpk and
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

YOUNG MAN. AN AMERICAN CATHOLIC WHO
IA has knowledge of bookkeeping and Ii quick calcu
laor wishes situation clerk in timekccper
10 On. capacity suitable for such has objection
CitY 7'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
QuARTz sPEcuLATIoNs.

Qaartz appears to be rising in favor of late,
and numerous changes been made amongpr
prIetors of late Among the extensive sa les
has been that Of James King to VIM. D.
Bib, Esq. Mr. Bib purchased Mr.. Kings
entire interest in an eight-stamp mill, located
ten miles above Pioneer City, on Granite
creek; also, one-half Of eighteen hundred
feet of quartz lcdes, known as Kings Lode,
600 feet; Specimen Lode, 600 feet; Mann
moth, 600 feet All of which we are inform
ed. have been thoroughly prospected' with
shafts and tunnels from end to end to the
depth Of fifty feet. Mr.. Blob is sanguine in
the belief that these lodges, from the results
Of the prospecting, will furnish quartz for a
large sized quartz mill for fifty years to
come.
These leads with their extensions, which
are in progress of practical working, to-
gether with the prospects of thesilvsr lodges
at Silver City, some ten or miles beyond, will
be valuable acquisition to Idaho City, as Mr..
Bib says good wagon road can be located
on the route as far as the Summit Flat, which
is in the neigbborhood Of the above named
Lodges, and can be extended thence to Silver
City. This would be a continuation of the
Gambrinus Quartz Mill Road. Between the
various routes which have been looked out,
the prospects is fair, that in another year we
shall be brought within few hours of all the
newly discovered country nozth-east of US.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

Look All Your CEIMNEYs-Since the cold
weather commenced we have observed that
several stove pipes abont the city are negli-
gently put up, and area nuisance to the city's
safety. 1t would be well for.every one who
reads these lines to look at ais own pipe, and
see that it issafe. If every one will attend
TO it perhaps it may save Idaho, City from a
confagration during the winter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

The BALL FOR IHE AID OF THE CHURcB.-
The|ball for the benefit of the Catholic Church
came off at Pickwick Ball, in this city on the
2lst 1t was decided success not only in
attaining the object sought fos, the raisiag..of
funds for the support of ths,ohurch, but in
the general enjoyment Of all present. The
amount received when ak expenses were
paid was $3.50, which will materially assist
lin fitting up the interior of thechurch, and the
adjoining grounds. A great deal of credit
is due Mrs. Col. White, Miss White, and Miss
Hughs for the zeal manifested by them in
selling. tickets, and initiating and carrying
Through so,successfully the necessary and la
borious arrangements connected with the ball .
The Church organization is indebted to their
energy for the success which attended the
affair.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

The SonDIsR's RgIIEF. socIErY.--We are
Indebted to Mr.. Heron for. some information
relating to this society, the amounts received
from, this,aud otherprecincts, &c Next week
we shall give the items in detail.
The officers Of the society are President,
Mrs. Barber; Vice President, G. B. Waite,
Treasurer, N. S. Hefron, Secretary, S. W
Brown.
The amount COLLECTED for the fund at the
Idaho City polls, on election day, was s 4. IS.
At Centeryille $40 Is.
The Sanitary Ball, on Thursday night, was
well attended, and passed off very pleasantly.
Theamount received from sale of tickets was
$a45 SO. The amount of $75, per month has
been subscribed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
RE SOLUTIONS OF -coNpoLENCE

At a meeting of the members of Idaho
Lodge, No: 35, F, 4 A. NJ, held at Masonic
Hall, Idaho City, Oct. 25th, 1861, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Ruler of All
to.remove our well-beloved brother, George
A. Nhtall, from his earthly communion, we
trust to the communion of higher and bet
ter land, therefore,
Resolved, Ehat we, the Brethren of the
Mystic Tie, deeply and sincerely deplore his
loss. but at the same time we submit cheer
fully to the call our Creator, hoping that in
calling our Brother from this life he has taken
him. 70 his Lodge above where God himself is
the.supreme ruler.
E Resolved, That we sincerely sympathize
with the widow Of our deceased Brother in
this ,her hour of trouble, and hope that He
wbo has done all things we'll may send his
guardian angels to oershadow her.with their
protecting wings and sustainaherr in all her
troubles.
F. CAMPBELL,
y. ToTMAN, Committee.
RoBT. BAILEY,
Stockton papers please copy.
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Notice to Shareholders

OF THE ADA ELMoRE G. & s. NJ. co. NO. l.
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting of che
1N Stockholders of the Ada Gilmore Gold ard
Silver Miniag Company No. l, will be held in
Idaho City, Boise County, /. T., on Wednesday,
the 23d day of November, A D. 1864, at 2 o'cloc K
2. NJ. of said day. at the Office of Shafer & Nugent
The certificates,off stock are ready to be issued,
and full attendance Of the stockholders is ear
nestly desired by the Board of Trustees Part of
Article Sd OF the Bylaws reads each share Of
stock shall be entitled to one vote, and each vote
may be cast by proxy at all meetings of the sock
holders the proxy shall be in writing, and filed
with the Secretary"
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
GREEN WHITE, President
Attest: JONAS w. BROWN, Secretary.
Oct. 20. 1864. v2n5wt
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GRANp BA4b.-The Democracy Of Placer

GRAND, BAIL.-The Democracy Of Placer.
vile will give ball at that place on nez
Tuesday evenings. Extensive preparations
have been made to, insure pleasant enter.
tainmsnt, unsurpassed by any. The Democ-
racy of. Piacervlle made desperate fight fol
victory at the late election, and won it tri.
umphantly under some very adverse circum-
stances, and we hope the citizens of this
county will give them a hearty salutation at
the ball. They are deserving of it.
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F. CAMPBELL u
j. R. ToTMAN, ECommittee.
RoBT. BAILEY,
A. CARD.

The undersigned would take this. method
of informing the citizens of this. place thai
for the.want of material he has been obliged
to postpone the exhibition of Panoptique for
a short time He has made arrangements
with Mr.. Geo. Pardy, who will, when the ar
ticles arrive here, give few additions, and
he would be very happy to have all those
who favored him in such a liberal manner
upon its opening night to give Mr.. Pardey as
fulla house upon his opening night, as no
one who does so will regret it.
Oct, %, 1864. ". ]. KENT.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

TRAIL TO ROCKY BAR.-Mr. Dilly informs
as that the South Boise trail between Good
rich's and Roaring river, has been not only
shortened, but SO improved that it would not
be recognized by any Of the early pioneers
of the Basin, who know the South Boise trail
only as an almost. impossible and.impractica-
BILE route. Mr.. Taylor of the North and
South Boise bridges, is responsible for these
changes, and the public appreciate his efforts
in the way of improving roads. Next to Mr..
Newberg, Taylor IS the,hero in the road Line.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

Snow SroRM.-The cold weather of the
early portion Of the week was followed by an
embryo snow-storm on Thursday morning
just enough to whiten the hills heareabouts,
and cast shadow of coming. events before,
gv;.l IS i SIC ss.otracoly
days of the year. The feecy clouds that
daily drift across the heavens warn US that
Winter is close at hand, and. that the time for
preparation has arrived.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
To suBscRIBERs AND ADv4RTlsrRs.-V

TO SUBSCRIBERS AND ADvERTIsERs.-W
send this Number of the WORLD to. all on
the list Of the late Boise NEWS. Those who
wish to have the paper coNTRyED to them
will please notify this Office, otherwise it
will be discontinued. AS we shall be unable
to personally see most Of the advertisers,
those who desire their advertisements D4seoN-
TINUED will please notify us.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

A PRNqBR's CoURr.- The printing mater
nifty in this portion of the country appears to
be in favor The newly elected Probate
Judge, j.. M. Shepherd, the County Clerk, and
Clerk of said court, VIM. A.. DAILY, and the
Sheriff, A. @. Bowen, are all typos. Moth
ing like printers luck.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
Proposals for County Hospital.

Notice is hereby given that proposals for
taking charge of the Coantg Hospital, With
or withouta physician, will be received by
the Board Of County Commissioners, to be
returned on the last day OF tins molth.
W. R. UNDERWOOD, Clerk,
By JoHS CHAELToM, Dpy.
Idaho City, Oct. IA, 1864.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

JUDGE; j j. MAznAmong the gentlemen
: have recently left US for a trip to the
3 r. country is Judge J. J.. May. of Idaho
e who, returns to California for a few
y a BIS to visit his. family. Judge May took
Try active part during. the. late political
ass in this Territory, and. demonstrated
possession of ahilitiesSas q public speak
logical, eloquent and eHeetive-which
s.secured for him an envlable reputation
lagh all the southern, counties of Idaho.
departure will be rewetted' by numerous
ads here. We understand that he will
sFe the stump for. cClsllan.. in Oregon, as
passes through. that State. May he do
, God. service there as he has done here.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
PROBATE COURT.
HON. H. F. GRAIN PRESIDING.
lIondaE..Qctaher u Is

Monday, October "a, 1864.
Estate of Wallace Lawrence. H. B. Con-
way, administrators, fled account of sale of
personal property and the condition of said
estate; account approved BY the court. Pc
ton also filed praying the court for an order
| of sale of the balance of tie property ofsaid
estate. Court granted the order authorizing
H. B. Conway to sell all the property belong
ing to.said estYte remaining in bis hands, at
private sale, for such sums and upon such
terms as to him shall seem most advantageous
to the estate.
Tuesday, Oct. %.
Estate of j. j. fieste. Report of E. J..
Post-Administrator-rec'd : related to sale
of one half of lot No. 5, Block No. I, to J.
j. Price-sale confirmed
j. ]. Boyd vs.. A. N. Raynor. Frank Miller,
Esq, on behalf of John ]. Price, moxes the
court for confirmation of Sheriff's sale. IN this
case made Dec. 20, 1868. Motion granted
Pienee. & Calkins VS.. H. B. Honten. By
request Of counsel, deft. withdrew pleadings
and allowed Judgment and decpee to be- en-
tered against defendant for amount claimed
in plaintiffs complaint. Stay of execution
until Feb. 4, 1865; judgment for $s9z,5O.
Wednesday, Oct. %,
Estate Of ]. H. Williams. D. F. Co nnelIy
having fled his final account, ordered that
Tuesday, Nov. 10Th, be set for hearing the
same
Estate Of G. B. Hawley. Final account Of
A. L. Wilson, Admr., fled, and Nov. 9Th set
for hearing the same.
Estate of Thomas Masterson. Ordered that
John. 3. Friend, Admir-, sell at private sale all
the real estate of deceased, in his possession,
and settle the debts of thee estate; and to sell
all the notes book accounts of said estate at
public auction, after posting notices for at
least ten days in three places in Idaho city.
Thursday, Oct. u.
Wesley Graves vs.. J. B. Van Bouton. De-
murrers Withdrawn by agreement and judy
ment entered against deft for $2ss,z5.
A. Moore &.Co. vs.. H. Chandler. Demur-
err overruled, and defendant given until 10
o'clock to file answer No answer fled ard
judgment entered and order of sale. Judg-
ment for Sl24,7O.
Adjourned until November 18th.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

Hon. E. D. HoLERooK left Idaho city on
Wednesday last for the lower country. He
will stop short tiane in Oregon before leav-
ing for Washington
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ASODI' DAILE y ~.
Stockton papers please copy.
A CARD.

We, the Members of Idaho Lodge, No. 81
F. & A. NJ, returat eur sincere thanks to the
brethren of Centerville, Placerville. ardt Pho,
neer city, for.the attention and respect shown
by them tea,our deceased brother, G. A. Nut
all
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

WHAT kind of keys il. Gen. Grant using to
unlock the doors of the Southern Confedera--
lcy? Yankees
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3srfres Gurrfnt.

CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY HIGBY & 60
Dealers In GsneraI Merchandise Groceries and
Provisions, Cor. NIeil and Val SITS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
Notice

To Geo. p. Briggs, S. M. Nolan, L. "A. Burnley
I. H. Walls, d I. Collins, James Pardee, j. N
Shepherd, B, NJ. Anderson, Geo., w. Lay, and
Augustus Taylor
VOU are hereby notifedth you, and each OF
II you, are released as bondsmen for the under
signed III the case of Dunlap ct al VS.. Thompson
ct al. as receiver on the Fall creek ditch The
money having been paid over to Dunlrp ct al, by
order of the Dist Court of the End Judicial dist.
r. H. JOHNS,
idaho City, oct. 18th, 1864.
], JohnC. Henlty, Clerk of the District Court
of the I'd judicial of Idaho Territory. 90
hereby certify that r, H. Johns, Receiver in the
case ofDunlap ct al vs.. Thompson ct al, has paid
over the moneys in his hand as Receiver in said
case as directed by the court, therefore there is
no further responsibiity7on. the b0ndsmen
[L.s.] Witness my hand and the ssal4of said court
Eoreto this 18th day of October, 1864.
JOHN G. HENLEY, CLERK,
V2n5tf BY JONAS w. Brown, Depy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

A. NoLTNER, ESQ, This gentleman, tbs
proprietor of the Eugene City Review, has
recently made tour through the Boise Basin.
and left us on Thursday last for Walla Walla,
Mr.. Noltner is well known in the Northern
country, and deserVedly enjoys. the esteem Of
many friends here as we'll as,in Oregon, We
are glad to hear from Mr.. Noltner that he
succeeded in increasing the. subscription list
Of the Review very, largelyip the Basin, The
Review is a. leading paper on this coast.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

INroRMAgapM WAarEp.-The Editor of this
received. a. letter few, days ago fFoni
land Magee, County Antrim, fselasta h from
~ Reid, who desires some information
u b,Nelson Reid, who practised law in
Ens California as late as 1851, but has
oeen heard from by his relatives since
yaaF, AS his friends are suffering much
Aety, we do not know in what manner to
5tatn the desired information better than by
making note of it here. We trust that any
me knowing anything abeut Mr.. Reid will
md note to this Office.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

/ WARNING>-Alh persons are hereby warned not
to purchase ground in a ledge or company STYLED
Fthe Metropolitan. as it is the Highland ledge,
which was discovered and located by Nealy l.
Stingham anRis now owned, held and workcdyT
us, in Silver Hill district Boise county.
VINO NEALY 81 co.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-03-04
he Coming Draft.


A Washington correspondent says: AL
though not announced officially yet it is
authoritatively learned that all re enlist
ments of volunteers, substitutes for draft
ed men, and Communication money paid on
draft since July LIST last will be credited
on the draft to take place in March next.
1t is the intention to clear up everything
under the old law, and then commence
anew under the new CONSUMPTION act.
This result win relieve many places Of the
draft altogether and materially reduce the
quotas of others. 1t is said that all who
have paid communication money will be
again placed on the enrolment lists by the
construction of the new law. a'a a.