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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24
MIR. Nasty ReiOiceth over the Nomination nv
Fremont.
Church NV the Moo Dispensashen,

JOOu bQ6
Now is the winter NV our diskontent, maid
gellorous summer, The clowds that orekast
theperlittikle horyzon is broak, and rays frum
the sun Nv success hev peerced en-, gildin the
nosis NV the fatheful with arayjence that wisky
cannot give
Honey hez KUN out NV a karkis-good hez
perceeded from Nazzyreth. The Raddyk kels hev
nominated Fremont! Halleloogy! Thay did
it at Cleveland.
never yotid fer Fremont. In sc l didn't
like HMM fact / aboozed him. / laft at him
fer partin his hare in the middle, l akoOzed him
nv bein Cathlic, and NV steelin cattle from the
Guvment. Wen Linkin apinted him Genral l
aboozed him agin, and mOar than ever wen he
ishood his Emansipashen Proclimashen.
But now diskiver that hev did him gre
vous rong. The most becomin way man kin
part his hare is in the middle, the steelin up
cattle frum the Convent is a act that no man
who supported Bookannon kin condem, and his
ablishnism why heze to be Pitied fer that.
Wv coarse no dimocrat kin vote fer him, for
ther is triin difference in our prinsiples, yet
about haff NV the ablishn party ought to do it
by all menes. Jon G. is the man fer them on
doubtedly.
But wether he gifts menny votes or few, his
bein nominated is salvashen to us. Every vote
he gifts, Linkin won't git, and then what
The bair thot almost Overpowrs me:-We kin
electa Dimocntl
This movement puts new face upon affairs.
We needent be pefike1Ory anxshus emmy moar
fer Lee s success-In fact believe it wood be
better fer us 2 hev Grant whip Lee and talk
Richmond. Fer WhyE Becoz. Spozen bout
the time the Confedrasy is plaid out, we elect q
Dimocrat, and spozn that DimOcrat lets up on
EN-, restoars the niggers, pardons em, pays theI
debts, compensate them ez hez sustained losses
iu thewar and penshuns ther widders, wooden'
they let us hev the heft nv the orfsis while.
Nv coarse they wood.
segest thatt Commits who air taikin uI
colleckshuns fer Vallandygum, send the mum
ny forthwith to Fremont's Execootiv Committy.
shel talk up a colleckshun in my congrega-
shen Immediately fer that purpus.
Re-inwiggoretid, PETROLEUM v. Massey.
{. Paster Nv sed church IN charge
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24
Price List of Threshing Ma
chimes at SanduskY, Ohio. 9

The greatly increased cost of manufacturing machines
upon heavy and continued advances IN the
prce Of labor ircr STEEL COAL lumber betting, and all the
materials used in machineshas rendered It necessary 70
advance the prices.
For IO-horse Power and Separator, (cylinder 32
This includes Sweeps for Horse Power Braces Tumble
Rods Jack Belts complete for Separator, (BsH 1ro"
JACK 10 Separator go feet long, inches psde) Kun
ming Boards Platform for feeder to stand on Mon
kew Wrench Sledge, Oil Can, Tool BOx-n fact every
thing in readiness to start machine Price oil ma
chine with wood or iron cylinder is the same
For Separator alone (woodbury's of Pitts') all
Separator belts furnished complete-without
main belt from Jack TO Separator 225 90
For IO-horse Power, with Jack ReUersGbtc Put-
main susi Yeit'' Seit $50 90
Fer s-horse Power, with Jack, (ReUcrsabe PuL- +-
lev, (pulley leathered,) Tumble Rods, without
main A1O W
also furnish, when expressly ordered, Truck
Wagon, suitable for hauling Separator from
plsce to place, with iron arms or skeins, 9th
wheel reach, &c, oO W
Latest improved STRAW Stacker, p feet long,
Rubber BeIts for StGts,) outside ones Ia inch
centre 1inchO attachments to Separator, and
Power Corn Shelter. -.---.---...----- 20 90
gE- Repairs done on short notice.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24
sEIGEL MILL!

T reInOnI5 oeP y -
MESSRS. CAMFIELD " GEhoE- i;sohr-
lVl MAN having bought the interest OF j. j. Liscny,
=; tho S;o Mile the nartnership heretofore exlsung
nnder the name Of anleId Lischy Co., this day nu
tuaIly dissolved. ,., 20
We are aware that satisfaction Hs it oF the Miller
and not the Mill So call again, and we VIZ y aSg al
ht. for we are bound give satisfaction II possoe'
Thankful for the liberal patronage we have tn lar
we solicit a continuance of the same ,,,, - Ill.,,
s5Ys Remember we are always the LOWEST Oh iour'
of any body in the market 1IoEAGAN
~ - ~CAMFIELD & GEESEMAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24
WOOdbmrY,s Patent.
Pitts, Separator.

aso manufacture another equally excellent machine,
As Pitts Separator These Separators, are, by
,ome. highly esteemed. They manufactured with
0rest care and are good machine. They have become
s established and justly celebrated both for rapid
and nerfect work In manufacturing these machines
selected patterns only as have fully tested
by long use; and in offering the two above believe off
or the yery best that made II is claimed by those
who use them that they will thresh clean and 6tfor mar
et more grain given time, and do it better than any
other machine In fact, the only limit to the amount
thew can thresh depends upon the facilities at hand for
Getting the grain to the machine and taking of the
straw &C. after is threshed These machines both
them strong and durable the joints all fastened
rith bolts and are fitted up with Cast Steel Cylinder
shaft suofed Nth Brass RoLss The cylinder is 81 Hch
a. IN Ea1th; and making the Separator Ga
rckss rider thar the Cytindermaking the canvas belt
or rrain carrier 3s Hekss ride Width Of shoc inside
& 81 .ckss The shoe is inches ctder than last gear
he Beater Shaft is furnished with brass boxes brass
hoxes nso for Canvas Belt Shaft and Fan Shaft; steel
ournas with iron boxes for Fan Side Shaft iron puleys
and cast iron conveyor In every particular
thew are Constructed in the very best manner in every
nart thew run easily, easily tended and adapted
to be driven by gear BY bands, requiring about 400
revolutions per minute.
In the manufacture of these machines, l have made
.orne improvements the original patterns and am
ready TO make such other changes as experiences may
suggest as being valuable.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24
frtInurltgolrnal.


q soDDEER no HIS CHILDREN.
Darlings, am weary pining,
Shadows fsaI across my way;
can hardly see the lining
tnOf the clOud--the silver lining,
Turning darkness into day.
i am weary of the sighing,
Moaning, wailing through the air:
Breaking hearts in anguish crying
For the lost ones--for the dying;
Sobbing anguish Of despair.
am weary Of the fighting;
Brothers red with brothers gore.
gDonly that the wrong we're righting-
Truth and Honor's battle fighting
l would draw my sword no more.
l am pining, dearest. pining,
For your dear arms round me twining;
For your soft eyes on me shining;
' For your loved words-darling speak
-rea Tell me, in your earnest pratte,
OF the olive branch and dove;
Call me from the cannon rattle;
Take my thoughts away trom battic'
Fold me in your dearest love.
Darlings, l am weary pinlng;
Shadows fall across my way;
- can hardly see the lining
of the cloud-the silver lining
Turning darkness into day
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24

Terms of Payment.
One half cash. balance in year by joint note, with
use with two or responsible sgners If the parties
are not known TO me sheuld require statement from
each ans individuality of how much property they own
clear of debt and what consists of this statement to
be certified TO by Justice Of the peace or some RESPONSE
bic person with whom may be acquainted in their neigh
borhood. All sales less than SIS, cash.
SHOPS;
Fulton Car Works, corner of Water and Shelby
Streets, Sandusky, Ohio.
C.. j. MESSER.
SANDUsKY, MAY, 1884 Emo
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24
HORSE POWERS.

For Powers with which to drive my Threshers, have
selected. as being the best now in use Pits ImOu-
ed Patent Double PiT1iOR PO,oer.
These Powers made BY me in the most thorough
u.nnsr Of the best MATERIAL and are of double the
strength Of my single geared Power.
In the Pitts Power, am making shalt OF the beyei
wbeeI- and master pnion Of CAST STEEL, which is
great Improvement over the Iron Shaft used BY other
manufacturers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24

Of sfOmach-Beyvels kidneys sgEsins Cst.
piesHBiotcHes SoqTp Bitessinss Of Pooneus
4Is4
Joints, &cWeakness the q
e % @ 4SD m HE4z W # M Few s R61s 0TS CURE % IaE R M '1
APPLIED INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY 1T AFFORDS M
e.. MEDIATE EASE AND QUICKLY CURES
Kidneys -BIadderspIeen Gravel
of Of hs m Deeo o
FEMALES SUFFERING FROM
TassH9sEss Sr used G @ % d Dr.
TAKEN INTERNALLY, TogA
One tspoon of READY RELIEF wnes Nat asa dk is superior e ~
healthy appetite bng and curing pain in the Stomach "
Kidneys Bladder, &C.
E F Se as s RF G e % ps fR the Rel G & B Haf % @ g s %
will experience great relief and in few hours be completely cured
THROAT
family should keep this remedy the house Its all occasions when s
Sickness and the disease
READY RELIEF GREAT ARMY AND NAVY MEDICINE
"a. .s.a- SHOULD WITHOUT ae..s
thousand lives soldier sailor will die disease.
Bear whenever you drink strange drops
gTREMeTHENs TE STOMACH IT NRgTaA15zEs AAIAs1cgs
HGITRATEs sooTHEs-Tr
FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS. flA1.
andfHo sfHdSn ne <
NJ also all @s
&Ess & sRADT lI
% 5P1 Sa s @ sSS ss s
the Ready Rastshs
@ $on % quite
@ S5s @ CURE . ss S z Z. honor Sss
3 TRftn @a fae ya2 s5r s % has % Sa % horny
Sssk%s # ne rs4z 9 9n
5
their 4 , Ho LEND
twenty % ys @ ssp9Ss6R @ @ %
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24

SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the Advertisement and send for it,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
Nov. Is, 1863 S.h.Pyls
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-24
Stomach, Liver & Bowels.
Cures Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Headache, General
Debility, Nervousness, Depression of Spirits, Con-
stipation, Cholc, Intermittent Feyers, Cramps
and Spasns and all complaints of either Sex,
arising from Bodily Weakness whether
inherent in the system produced
nv specaI causes.

Norulxt that is not wholesome genial and restorative
in its uatur. enters int the composition ot HOSIc1
TERS STOMACH BITIERS. THIS popular pfep'H-
alton contains no mineral Of any kind, no deadly botan-
ica element ery excsnt, but it Is combination OF
the of rare assnic herbs and plants WIN INC
purest and mildesI of all dlifusiye stlmulants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
NEW-y0rNx LEGEsEATURE.

ASSEMBLY ....-. ALBANY, Jan. ", 1904
BILLS REPORTED FAyoRABLY.
by Mr.. WoOSTEG-ro incorporate the Niagara
Ship Canal Company.
Ky Mr. CuRTIs-Kelative to the Kings County Judge
by Mr. MATHEWs-Reativc TO the lands OF aliens.
BILLS NOTICED.
BY Mr. WrLKIvs-ro amend the Railroad oct relative
to the election OF Directors.
by Mr.. WALsH-Relative TO the brooklyn Water
Commissioners
by MI. PEgnY-To extend Park avenue, Brooklyn.
By Mr.. LEPPETT-Eelative 10 the extension Of thc
Chenango Canal
BY Mr. BRYANr-To incorporate the Library Fuud,
New. York.
b. Alr. GIEAsoS-To incorporate the East Marine
Wharf Company.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bv M PERRy-For the rel 4 Of the Canarsie Brook.
lvn a.d Westied Railroad
BY Mr. CEooKs-To equalze the torn Of tho Kings
County Supervisors.
Also for the relief OF the Brooklyn East Ncw.York
and Rockaway Railroad Company.
BY MIR. BgSEDICr-For railroad in Crane and other
streets IL NeWfoTk.
BY Mr.. McNmI--Rclative to the Brooklyn and ia
maica pankroed Company.
By Mr. SALNON--Eelstyo 20 the contract OF Thomas
McD0nal for paving in New York
BY AiT. MATOoN-AuthorizinI Canal Appraisers 70
hear certain claims not authorized by law.
The resolutions of Mir. Bakesee, shat tho Judiciary
Committee be instructed 10 bring In bill 10 enable
claimants against the State for damages 10 bring suits
IN the supreme Court, we're laid over.
Adjourned TIL Monday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
san. ~ rnr y9.uc e. ROAD, ,t,x
SAIranAY. Jan. 2o-P. v.


Goldhas been steady all LAY at 1861 la 1864, clos.
ing at the latter Tie exports Of tho day by nc
City Of Lonion $780, 27, the City Of Glasgow saa 900
end the Toutonia $1,000. Upon the street stocks arc
strong and Ia oemsnd-for Hudson River 40. bid
Cumberland Coal sol Canton. 81 si0 aud EewYork
Central l359I37i At the Stock Exchange Government
securities all strong. Coupons OF issl lO5i LOG.
For 52os tie market strong at icfi 9i0ii IJos
April l07i aio7i, Tennessee Cd. 57ia5a North Caro-.
lima g. 5oa52i Missouri Gs, 67iat7i: Canton Con pany.
3ea5e.j Delaware and Hudson. l7jGls0 Pennsylvania
Coel l7oalso, Cumberland Coal 30aJoi, Pacific Mail
vel 420, Central American Transit Co.. 3)4i0i New.
York Central 1871 al37s, Erie Railway. loeGlosii
Erie Railway Preferred. lG2sJ Hudson RIVER 1000
l4o.; Harlem. eelaegi, Harlem Preferred, los. The
amount Of business IN stocks very hoayy and prces
with scarcely an exception lower The only matter
such heavy sales 10 realize profits. Cleveland and
lit!sburg fall nom I'D TO ia rabing 70 ll3f. This
break Is attributed by the decision max.
Ing the road liable or Allegheny County honda but the
true the delivery Of largo amount Of stock
sod BY clique on profit Of i28l5 Y cent New York
Central was steady and 10 wero Hudson River Erie
Michigan Central and Rock Island. Coal Stocks were
and 200 aharcs taken by houie OF 80 Tho closing
prices were, Gold, l56ii New-york Central 1861,
Erie i07i, Harlem. 90, Hudson. l39}, Reading ll6t
Michigan Southern &c. Illinois Central. E9i Cleveland
and Pittsburg. Ia.
This Afternoons quotations compare follows with
those Of the past week,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

There hns itecn marked decline In the receipts O
dressed hogs Ibis !ear as compared with that Of last
season As ID, following figures prove; The number
which came forward this season wss. in ronnd numbers
- OO whereas the number which cane forward during
the previous 70 coo head. decrease Of s.
coo head The falling on in the weight Of hogs is equal
TO per cent while tho falling OF in the yield lard is
equal TO 30 per cont
An evening paper noticinS the sudden ad-
vance IN Canton Company (Lana Company Stock says
The rae the Canton slek alleged to be the long result
Of the patience and endurance ofths propTsors Bons the
beat and only good water fogi near toe Cry VI bamote
ase proprietor h'vs fsr yeA anticipated ne movement IN
that fecon OF shipping aud ship building bust
ses which hes ast been thrown iro their hands by the
utcss.cs II tho Government and the consequences OF he
war Tbs stock CT the Company, 1880 shares, a. todays
res represenls capital Of about ss Ooo Their PROV
efty 300 standing to-day OF course AZ ya
alton Of about sSs sef Tho pTopelors claim that the In
erus-s Of population In hsr dsi eon7aeD. upon the oca
don hsss of ,hpysrds ard ronctoes has Increased the
average value " ,hs!r holdings more than 200 cent
great pa tho heavy puiohssat q The past tow days
asrsiood ~ have been made Oh Baltimore account
The Amsyiean Rai!.eay JoS'nol publishes the
following statement showing the actual mileage and
coat " the railroads IN each State, eto.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

The 20 bonds are In nouvo demand Of l04l and can.
not be had except In small parcels Like tho T3o they
are hold by the people In such moderate amounts that
buyers can Only obtain them BY bidding sharp adj.
vance. 50 large q loan was never paoedso rapidly
and 60 chesply by any Government. as this has BEEN
and too much credit cannot be awarded to the agents In
tho matter.
Mopa7 hM been sctiVa IS USUAL At7 p cent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

number Of pupils in attendance Is 9i9, and thor
average age IL % years IT.
In t8e Fxpermental Department there are i05 pupils
between the ages OF . and l6. The income fiom Chs
Department the past year was s., $50 So
The Primary Department numbers 10 pupils. between
the ages of aud years and the tuition fees OF the past
wear amounted 10 S7l2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

either Of the mentioned In this and makes
the duty of the Mayor and Common Council aud other city
officers do snch scts In their respective departments may
DO necdu 20 promote the construction Of said railroad but
nothing this section shall be deemed impair tho lshs OF
any railroad now In operation in said city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
w,xnp.,r yoa TRINITY ScHooL.-A New

WINpPALL FOB TRINITY NCHUoL'-n ~"
Yorh correspondent Of The PsilsdsipA's L'ds" ~
Trinity School, a welLtnown Protestant Ephs
educational institution Of this city has. te.oase ~
fortunate termination OF lawsuit. come me 'ss
AMOUNT OF g. 90 900. The suit has boon . long
tested one. extending through period u s0@s s'"~
yeRrk'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Hrc~ipfs Of Produce.

JAN ga-l2 100 bt. Flour $50 bbs Whissy -
Corn Meal AGO bu.h Corn 500 bush Oats 19oo PIG
yi,ions COO pkg Butter, $50 pagh Lard sopNs''t ~"
pkg. Oh Gaze, $40 page Petroleum. "> Ds'N s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

Live Stock Per Erie Railway.
c.x,x,,,, Ian a3--The following Live Stocl h"
over the Edo Railway this week; ~ cars oetts'
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

/oNR YEAR MEN wAsTRD-As suBsrirUrEs, FOR
~ scoprry town. to0 cssa ia laud paid an excellent
oppottuniy or sailors eiers desrous of enerug
ns service Apply TO Captain ). I, SwEBr. Ton Bsus. ~
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

AxUsnmhAfe.


BROADWAY rHEArsE
FoURIB WEER
1E. OWENS dSssAr Taruxru
- n'' u1'pproaena9s Jossinun ntIs'ssrap BurTEsBv
70 fon fsTl0r'' Sparkling ,e%s,,s se%sd, Of
FtFraa' 'SSrs9
q a'' ''"'0' 'e'''soai3p soi.os p sursoLx.
THE pEopLe's LAWYER.
'p''0a'a Taf H s's rsngfcfrSs 9 Is's o@ AK hRf
-'a over e HLt td NEW goRR oS q EasU1Gnrso
MR. OVENS soon shtnee = realy the prevariap .',.n-
sa ~ ,s s s.s. ssRs @ e
fun uoiyer.aly recognized whale ss quslal caca
p"''''' 80 TAg PopyL.R QUOTATIONS.
oaoSDaD TO AN OVERFLOW
r'''"' T sEdGaS Stis fss'i STATS :rs' X I6v%sos
NTrBLos Garpsr-sEGNs rs
"''is sSasFsE sysE 1884
''''' '~' ms season y oriitE6' III i.5a "''''''
'apraTdiEa adEsSA H 's' iR1 ab1s As
The manager IN consequences OF other arrangements s
FAREwELL NIGHTS
DUKES MOTTO
''iE TGUnsDA8. EDWIN FORREST As vlRarsIus.
ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND MIGHT OF
MR j. s. CLARKRS
performances Ia New York OF
TOODIES.
FORTY FIRST NI0Hr
EaERY BODYs FRIEND
In consequence nf the nightly in reasing
ENTHt SLASH AND DEII9Ur
with which Mr 0iarks received greA. comts
MAJOR Dr BOOTS
TOODLCs
he will appear IN them
MONDAY AND EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
To avoid the rush the box night publtI
respectfully recommended their whch
A"' - xDAYS IN ADVANCE
The New York herald., 1864-09-26


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8a A7p4
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
rusNIFU.RE.

A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURSt
n tlre Car sas-ae properly y FANNY leyieg n e,ty-
conststna Psn,'erfe pcokueee F'a~ees
Paiutngs, Rrobxes A,irrora Carpets bniug Room
Chamber furniure al sscrltoa Inquire al ily Wssl
Twenly third street nsar sab sNenAs.
ITOu siIE-rFtvATPBy An BLFuarr CRfNSNt
rosewood paior Set sissg o. ore Sofa, two ttis'
aTees large -four small Chars Aprs ~ lf9 Mac
doassl street
L,oR sALR-A FRENCH viaR0E. eXi01 INCHES
II Alto patented Cooking Range Inquire, IRON
l 70 clock p. NJ, =, No 70 Greo - street. Y.
II ANpsoMR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF PRI
II vste family for ssiN al great stcIiace Eegati
wood "a Plan sfr-, cost $50 Tor &325 rich Fslor
SUIT pieces ss sliS for $40 do for Si3S also
thc Furniture o. PacT and two bedTosms. taAsre at
li9 West Ksath tlresa ueAx Sinlh avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

CADRMY or MUSfC-BROOKLYN.
n The sale Of secured seats this morning a
the Academy and Root x An'honys, for the
LAST NIGHT OF GRAND GERMAN OPERA
In Brooklyn Wednesday, Sept. g.
THk JEWRBS.
The cast chorus and orchestra costumes ana ass
Ants with which the opera presendt 10 New York ~
night
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17

a recent speech in the House. Mr.. Pierce has
acquired reputation here ofbeing pointed
and logical debater, and is on his feet oftenel
than any member of the Assembly.
Hon. B. G. Riggs is also a native of Ken
lucky, but came to Oregon in an early day
is about 40 years of age-and has been,
believe, Mayor of Corvallis, Oregon. He is a
man of fine appearance, and business quail
fcations, and would make useful member,
if he was not troubled with Territorial
Capita" and "Boise City" en- the brain.
The only things he has asked fer yet, for
Boise City, are the Territorial Capital, a
Branch Mint, an Assay Office, Distributing
Post Office, and division of Boise county and
the location of the County Seat at that place
Most of these measures would be beneficial
to Idaho Territory, but the benefit of them
should, in my opinion, be distributed among
the several towns and localities in the Terri
tory.
Hon. John Duvall was born in Missouri
came to Oregon at an early day, and served
one session in the Oregon Legislature. Heis
q bachelor, and IS years of age. He is an
energetic member, and participates very freely
in debate.
Such is the personnel of the Assembly. In
another communication I will give you the
of the Council.
A LOCKER On.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17

Nor So-The oregonian of Dec. 9th, con-
tains statement that Judge Beatty of this
place, had difficulty at Rocky Bar lately
with Dr. Terry, and that Judge Beatty was
shot and would die, &c. The whole thing is
an entire fabrication. Judge B. never has
had any difficulty with DR.. T.-apd has not
been at Rocky Bar for some months, and is
alive and we'll
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17

Mr.. BLAKE, of the Humboldt Express, has
furnished US with large package of papers
from all parts Of the world, including picto-
rails, magazines, &c. They receive a large
supply on the weekly arriVal'of the Express,
and keep them for sale at the Office on Main
street.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17
d Il II d.:

At Buena Vista, on the 9th inst, LOUIS adopted
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cooper, aged years
and weeks.
At Buena Vista Bar, on Friday morning, 10th
inst, Mos, MINNIE J. wife of Ira F. Powers, aged
26 years, months aed Is days.
California, Maine and New York papers please
copy.
At the Dalles, Oregon, Nov. list, JOSEPH l..
BARLOW, of congestive cbis. Deceased was
brother of A. j. Barlow of this city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17

HONE. D. HoLBRooK has been declared by
Gov. Lyon, in proclamation dated Nov. IA
the duly elected Member of Congress from
Idaho Territory for the term of two years.
Mr.. Holbrook will take his seat on the 4th Of
March, 1866, at the beginning of the seth
session.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17
THANKsGIvISe.-Gov. LYON. itappears nj

THANKsGIVISG.--Go Lyon, it appears, Dir
noticethe Presidents Proclamation appoint
ing day of Thanksgiving, but it was issued
from the press, says the Lewiston Age, only
the day previous to the time appointed by
the President It was observed there by
preaching, adjournment Of the Legislature,
destroying turkeys, &c.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17

i TAXPAYERS Will find an interesting article
In this issue, taken from the Lewiston Age.
The Age is the official Republican paper Of
this Territory, and its statements derived from
the Office of the Territorial Auditor, cannot
be impdgned as Democratic SANDER. This
expose will cause some serious reflection
among those who have to pay the taxes. ol'.
WE have number of communicat tons on
file, which will appear as soon as we can fad
xaom for them.