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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28

A Clergyman. while residing in Soutl
America ~ a missionary, discovered a sat
and simple remedy f,r the euro OF Nervou'
Weakness. Early Decay. Diseases Of H.,
Urinary and seminal O"gan-. and the ho''
train Of disnr'ers btonsht on hv bareiu
ard vicious habits. Great numbers hay,
ho'n air. ally ca ed by this noble reweay
fr mrted bv e.ire to benefit he Athlete
and usfnrtunste, | will send the rsceipc 10,
prerarins mud n-isy this medicine, in n
sealed envelope. to any ono VIII" needs il
Free Of Char4e.
Please incl">e Il stamped envelspe address
ed to Yourself A.'i,sw
Il a. 4. JOSEPH Il. INMAN.
.rrs-~~.a-~. -~as.a STATION b. t,BL. iI"u.E.
Nsss iork C,iy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28

Measrs Fellows Wylis are to give
- co:illlon party at their New Store IN
Ricevi|le on Friday evening next. a
capital time is anticipated and gene
ra Invitation is extended 70 the public
to unite in the hiisrity ct the evening.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28

The Newport IN, H. Argus, ha.
mis- paragraphs:
"A Twenty YeARs WAR -C'l
George statel in his SPEECH in this
town, nn S .,u'i.y last, that Gen. But
Ter told his partner, Wilton l. FoS;er
ESQ. while Oh recent Visit to the Err
my Of III, 7 toFnac, 'hst the re-sIec
ton If l,inc4'r. would ne s9uiyslen. 70
a twenty Years Tar.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
I. W. NJ. >TONE, Governor Of the State
o. Iowa. in pursuance OF law and by virtue
cf the authority in me vested, d. hereby
proclaim, that a
General Elec:ian
will bo held on tho Tuesday mex. after the
ars. Monday in November,
NOVEMBER STU. 1861
When the following Offices will be filed b.
tho vote OF ali the electors III the State to
wit:
THEOFFICE FPRESIDEN rIAL
ELECTOk,
To be f'lod by the election of eight e'ector-
two h, Represent ha State 1T large. All!
az to represent the several Cong ;e.ssonai
D tricts.
The Office Of Secretary OF State.
The Office OF ud:tor 81 State.
The Once Of Treasurer Of State.
The tfi-a Of Reg star o: Mate Land Once.
The Off ;, - Attorney General
The Oicp OF Judge OF the ,prems Cnnrt.
Also tho follow; q Offices, to be filod ny
ann vale y. IA cls3tpfa v, w sCfsS ~ OSIFi 1s
to VIII:
In the E r.t Congressional District:
! The fl g Of T. representative in Cnngrcar.
| In the seconI Con gras,l nal DIST ict:
The office Of Representatives il c agrees.
{, In the Third Congressional District
The atSce n: Rrpres nt.t've N Con gress.
In the Fourth Congressional strict:
The oth:c o. Representative m Congress.
In he Filth Congressional District:
| The office Of kepresentati, e in Congress
! In tho s xth Congressional District:
The Office of Representa-. ia Congress.
WHEREBY The Sheriff of each county, and
ths escssrs Of tine State vii! tax. due notice
and be governed accordingly.
ANpI DO FURTHER PROCLAIM, That at
the ZANE time will be he
SPECIAL ELECTIONS
Whereat vacancies will be filed, by the
vote Of tho electors Of the several districts
| as follows. to wit:
! In the Fifth Judicial District:
| The ufice Of District Attorney. vacated by
the sigration of John Leonard, ESQ.
In the >eventh Judicial District
The ofi.e of Jud: 70 Of District Court
vacated by the resignation OF Hon. John +
Dillon.
In the Eighth Judicial District: 2
The Office OF Judge Of the District Court
vaoa,ed BY the resignation Of Hon. n "
IsLe'l.
Ths cAoe # D.sssic. Atcrssr. -.cs.c<
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
FlNH'S
Lamp Heating Apparatus,

BOILING - Fry lNu - STEWING-
>TEEPiNG-
WITH THE FLAAr r,tAT LIGHTS TiiE Room.
Bv the II ,ma OF :. go.i,u,an lnran. s,tha
c">' Of Z cents worth OF oi a ,e!y uun..0r.
.Nir breakfast, can 10 ,ouksd. 90
4. Y. 1r.nte.
y Smslo in construction, easily kept ii
"4a DER, rrs,iv tor use IN !. moment
-Nr.nn S"E /" nara GA hanu. DRUG.
ss>fs Hfrcn iGl
;. Ei.hs ,sirr is one nF H.. mot pcr-
lar novelties ofthc dav, II tie IT, ..iv
t II unqrestouahl:, great saving i
nnd" ia heat NC ard cork e., -,nxli art. les.
AID ~. 10 made. So Coz X vi, .ls Tor 4 Great
many persons, winch is ,crasEy ,i",e o,, .re
.:mV,lanco - which err, h. sick ,u!d e,Y
Scientific Ansrne.'. 49,.
t"r family $50. hospital tent. bar
rack, picncs, ts!'ng. nursery. or SIX room,
: is All sr,cs OF ouinf,"t bcv"nl al nr.rn.,
':"n 20 ITS ooSs. Halls Jo1r"al #
F,ctia
| have tire! tho aura-,tus, and
NV wiIe md proclaim he f!,a. y most
ssinan'e ann Indispensable artcl. sud We
u"~ wnaAcr low ~e could h.va No lon. drra
>iLhhtl IT, "a. tu5t oIt C.Tcu'Gi.
An economical! cun,rivnnco for s,..
ing rf heat at : ort notice iilr nrrsnry al
se"er"i household trpn-s., = .na
imprtSnt point is the Anvi.2 IN cost o,.S
coal tires. n Y Epen,.S Pc.t
Prizes from two 10 or doIlars.
Capacity from one to four qua''s
lhrss urn.kd esoSm at Ons time x.,!s ono
burner.
Arranged for Kerosene o. Con- OIL. or Gas.
A Descriptive ? ,nohlet o. thirty ps.os
taln!-hr' Cratic,
AI.>O
TIE UNION Alta HMENT
Prize so Ceotn. o.
To Ne attached to y Cunlm,n 20 osenc lan..
uY CAB rnev. rs which Wate, ..ty
DO buiicd. ard Trri cont.,:: also
ranged tt ~ mort n shade.
EvxnT FAN!Lr NEEDS oN r:
Wh. u kU>Nk; l., Asens
No 206 Pearl 1T. .s.w iork.
ni7v5n3) AGEaTs "Asrrp.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
ITO ION,UNrTIVES.

tonsumptive sufferer. vii, rr~c;ve a vsiuk-
lie rresc, iltor for the cue Of crrrmrt.rn,
,s!h.na. Bronchitis, ard ell thr, a. md
ing affections thee Of charge by aerdnE
heir address t. y
Rev. EDWArD \. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
Hi9v5m3 kings Co. N. 7.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
IMPERIAL. COUGH PILLS.

Il YOU .ffer frnrM cotsh !. 70 your o"u
fault A Sr:a! If /, <e1l,s will eo.!v,c,
.on IT that fact 1Ley decor! o.c tie
,,h .sm aud .uhdne all If ma,io.. Il il
the 70, compound ever p.' :oreghsr, t"r
| c.lds cnaghs s-i;i,na. pit nso Ito 4 ma
! consumption. Al ufl atsd ai'L c"us;.-,
from wnhtever c,us"-eIen cE.id Ell n!'E
wosm.--csa he cared 10y ,!.s,r USE.
p, irr en- ,sOys
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
-!F.1, ~. ~. ~
4 Lin:n,eni Curing al L,domc'ions.

The most .xtrsn l binary Nifcnt ever
PRODUCED nr elaborated BIZ science or cx'"-
riance tr neuralgia, wt,i,e swelling, twe!i-
.lS, Ut Ine 10 at, ncvk. b. east. aru,s or esa-
where: !uR.hA q. sore tirr,t. erIspa;as,
govt. inf smatnus rs ! I nds. n.r,uu- lice
toa.. Ulcers e. every ch..acter: q -et,se" &
ti1a >sii,, ~u"h ns te:tPr rnA-"SiM, tel. Ar
s1C.: Uttr 1t ven. i.GuS az tuai>, II -. w
r.rt e. and nse, 4. flesh Wounds. :St-rr"l
uoisons, $50 i.uins ..ss; ~c;sias Priv. 50 cts.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28

II Vernon Springs i"1rs~ p, Iowa, Oet.
%. S54 . r.pHo i teve = snr0b. dausn
ter ct Se1ben and Mary Fea hers, ase1
thirty wears.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
Union Head Quarters
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

TIVE old established Grocery and prov;s
u ;on House. formerly owned BY 4. Sad
Ter, has been InrchsseI bS ". n B,r,'e
and = heng rehttsI AZ: retiIltI " L...l Ioi
the WIT trade
He ia pow in receipt Of nj intends Il
keen conss"ntl, On han Il ia'l sanY'y Il a.
J; mis- Vi fesh sa,nl- .srncerice So. "a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
ASCt..'I'' M.

P.v:Ser and Toric Bisscrr comAr'd, without alcohol
In. N.a.ce,rm acts goa I! c So n,j.:l q
suci, a manner ~, consul. We, t. nvntr~i e.
the eff c,s Of nnsmsGr. ma'ar' nus ard sfi
q he, il pure or 'e'a;s,,ous a,m"*l ben g IL
nu"nrss ul!nn heath. 1t Lntrci Ugly rtnn-
ves the morbid ,onnitcs Of us st,u avh.
mpart~ renssed s,sor i" "ye'! t.'u."n It
the human s,s. IN. is a sr,a preventative &
fever and aguc. ~ d ri tils:,- de nhy,Ts'.ts
sud = reliable pirTccIon a4nirST the ':'sea'
scs ui tro, cal climates P,..e Is cer...
~ B. z .",xntitye of Mi mai grant levers,
part. c. lar " tive spotted.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
SCIENTIFIC
Il DnAL FRLpAK.sTi,fS
o. Pref 4 ". ESJN, II. .
Lsss Pref.,.o. Il ,as Philadelphia Il 4I.ca. conaIs,


4 y ntUoIt StOE,0th a. d .fvsE I'D
F4re,v va..a.ah,r rH,'. prepared 10: :he
rar 0 - sa,lrs,ts. t''rmsr, H.. 20 urntr<'iYa
All AZ N.nl.,ri,. Ia. neral 81 Oti"r IA 81 ca
l}ron Size - stem and ~tne". ,t-ast .te@',
.suiG', :. .u,i be s,u;Iad The b-ss al.
most rel, abe ism;!y n-Gis na eAt;.u;, ilern,.
e., ,udss any sys1eus~. det, or eAprs,ar,
ctn. ui d!y 5."i sur Fly. AMI i syn" ITO
stomach and 10. Ella ~ A r4shrsl 80 ,snl.
'Hy c"nl:t;oH. 7" .i.apsrA,s scy are ia.
s.iu4nl-. t'rce2 Is ger:..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
FOR VlCt-psEStnENT.
GEO II PEN Di-ETCN
rac.!DENTlaI. ELECTORS FOR TIN
STATE AT L-RGE,

!SA G. MITCHELL, .: Joj.us,n ssSs'..
r. PRESTON, 81 Linz cs1sts.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

A B'HoY.--A scrub-headed boy having
been brought up before the court as witness
the following colloquy ensued:
"Where do you liver said the Judge.
Live with my mother"
"Where does your mother live ?"
6. She lives with father"
Where does he live Z"
{" He lives with the old folks"
"Where do they live 2" said the Judge,
getting very red as { smoker goes around the
room.
"They live't home."
]" Where in thunder is their home ?" roars
the Judge.
"That's where I'm FROM" says the boy,
sticking his tongue in one corner of his
cheek, and slowly closing one eye on the
Judge. ~ N
"Here, Mr.. Constable," says the court,
take the witness out and tell him to travel
he evidently does not know the nature of an
OATH"
You'd think different says the boy, 60
ing towards the door, If was to give you
a cussin'"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
sHERIFF,,s SALE.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-ss.
/ ID virtue OF an execution issued out of the Us.
! 4 Dtriet Court of the I'd Judicial District Of
Idaho Territory, and to me directed and delivered,
upon Judgment rendered in said Court, in favor
of N. NeWhouse and Nathan Scheeline, and against
John Priestly, Robt. Burdess and Robert Pheelan,
for the sum offive hundred fifty dollars, with in
terest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per
mum from the 18th day of July, 1854, together
with costs of suit, taxed at tyfour and thirty live
one hmdredths dollars. / have seized
all the right, title aud interest which the
said John Priestly, Robert Burdess and
Robert Pheelan had on the 18th day of July, 1884,
of, in and to the following described property,
which shall expose to sale, at public auction, as
the law directs, atthe premises, 70 the highest
bidder, for cash, On the Sd day of October,
1864, at O'clock p. m, to satisfy said Judgment
and costs, and accruing costs, to-wit Three
fourths Of water ditch now used by Priestly &
Co., leading from Moores creek and tapping said
creek nearly opposite the head 0fChriste's ditch
al,oa fume leading from said ditch, with hydrau-
ic hose and pipe attached; also three claims on
the west side Of Grub Gulch, commencing at
Moore creek and running in southerly direction;
alsothr claims on the east side OF said Grub
.Guch, commencing at said Moore's creek, and
running in the same southerly direction; also an
unfinished ditch, leading from Bolster's Gulch
also q lot ofsluices used on said mining claims.
S. PINKHAM, Sheriff Boise Co.
By @. IT, WHITFNG Under Sheriff.
s Dated September 18th, 1864. v2D4td.
The above sale is postponed until Wednesday,
Oct. 10Th, '64, same hour and place.
S. PINKHAM Sheriff Boise Co.
ByO. L. WHITING, Under Sheriff.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

THE LAST MAN. Fighting to the >"last
man is what lady, in one of the newspa-
pers, boldly objects to. She remarks, and in
that sensible manner which is peculiar to the
sex when it is little excited :" What would
be the country to me or any other woman
if.the last man were gomez" What would ii
be if only the last man remained? Good
gracious what pulling of caps and disar-
ranging of ringlets there would be on his
behalf! The Troubles so comically portrayed
by Hood, in his poem of :" The Last Man."
when the last man "nimby whipped his
tackle out' and suspended to the gallows'
tree his companion, leaving himself sole
monarch of all he surveyed, were as nothing
besides those the last man would have to en-
dure if all the woman were still here. and in
dividually, as well as en- masse, insisted on
masculine sympathy and consolation. But
courage, mesamis There is no danger of
the last man being wanted as long as the last
woman remains to plead for his exemption"
In. Y. Sunday Times.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
SUMMONS.

ESerriory of Idaho County Of Boisess. In the Dis
i triet Court, Second Judicial District w Terry and
Dan WEIGH, A. n Ranger, ct al. 10 A. N. Ranger,
ct ais.
In the of the people Of the United States in the
Territory Of Idaho yo hereby notified that there
file in the Office Of the clerk of the District Court
of the Second Judicial District Of said territory in Idaho
City, Boise county, the complaint of w j. Terry and Dan
Welch claiming Of and from you the sum of eighteen
hundred and sixtyseven and 76-l00 dollars
balance due certain Promissory note dated Sep.
2th 1861 payable eight months after date and praying
the honorable court for the foreclosure of the
gage mentioned in plaintiff complaint, and for decree
directing the sale Of the property therein described
w.t. Being that certain lot situate the north
east formed by the junction of Washington and
third streets fronting Washington street in the town
of Centerville B0ise county, l. IT, being twenty feet
'front.' and extending back eighty feeand that the pro-
ceeds ofsch sale be applied to the payment Of tho
amount of plaintiff Is claim with interest and COSTS aud
that unless you appear and said complaint Wil
twenty days after 1he service hereof served within
Boise county within thirty days served Of sail
county; but within said Judicial District and within
forty days If served ont of said Of e
day ofseryiepdefaut viii Be entered against you and
the Plasiati g sis said ccprr for tbs fck
prayedEer In their said complaint.
In testimony Whereof T. John C. Henley, Clerk Of said
District Court have herenuto set my hand alxed the
H. Seal of said court at Idaho city, this 9th day a.
September, AID. 1854. JOHN O. EENLEY, 't
Clerk of District Court
By JONAS W. BROWN. Deputy.
Published by order OF Court. n51-td
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
Oregon Items.

The steamer Sierra Nevada, Francis Con-
nor, Commander; which sailed for Victoria
and San Francisco carried away one hundred
and twenty passengers, aud $2ll 200 shipped
as follows Wells, Fargo Il Co., $780, /:
Ladd & Tilton, $22 500; A. Rosenfeld & Co.,
S5,2ooi Cohn, Lyon & Co., So, 500. Total
$2ll,2o0.
The Governor has approved the Special
Contract Act passed by the Legislature, aud
il IS now e law going into effect Immediately
Hon. Ben F Hayden Judge II. H. Cranor,
John Burnett, ESD, Judge 4. D. Wait and
). T. Chadwick, are addressing the Democrtl-
cy at various points through the State, the
meetings are well attended and very enthasi-
astic.
The work on the wagon road from Rogue
River valley to the John Day mines, is nearly
completed over the summit of the mountain,
Henry Klippel and Jas. Pool had taken load
of supplies to the hands from Jacksonville
The fruit crop in Rogue River valley has
partly failed this year, out what there is is
of a superior quality,
Persons recently from Canon City say large
emigrant trains are continually coming IN by
that route, heading to the Dalles. One train
of ninety-six wagons is reported. 81
The County Assessor of Linn county re-
ports that there are 31,78o sheep in that
county.
Rev. R. Wylie was installed pastor Of the
new Presbyterian Church in Corvallis on Sat-
urday last. Rev. r. Robe preached the SER
won, and Rev. E.. K. Geary delivered the
charge. s
Gold has been discovered in Portland near
College Hill, in the sinking of deep well
hole.
Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne is playing at the
Dalies.
A 6ve-stamp quartz mill is en- route for the
Santialn mines 1t is intended for the "Gold
Mountain Milling Co., = composed Of union
of. several mining companies. The mill will
be operating by the first of November. A
wagon road is being constructed from Quartz
: Vile to Pleasant Valley, distance OF forty
mi es, making continued drive from Salem
forty miles further.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
Summons.
1s country Of # B 5aneo' 50 Refs Sts 81

1efTlCOFy Vi luduO, 0D CTS H
County OF Boise. .. S. Rev. St'p.
In the Probate Court of Boise County, I. I.
D. p. Feuts q James Taylor VS.. S. II. Smith &
Robert Strother.
To s. FL. Smith and Robert Strother:
TN the name of the People of the United States
4 in the Territory Of Idaho, You are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the Office ofthc
Cerkof the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho
Territory, the complaint Of d. P. Fouts and Jas.
Taylor, claiming of and from you the snm of four.
teen hundred and twenty-one and 17-lOO dollars,
on an account for work ard labor done and per.
formed for you on certain mining ground and
praying this honorable court for the enforcement
of the mechanics lien set forth in plaintiffs com.
plant, and for decree directing the sale of the
property therein described, and that the proceed
Of said sale be applied to the payment of said sl
of $142l,l7 and cests of suit: and that unleti
you appear and answer to said complaint within
twenty days after the service hereof, if sefyed
within this comfy, and if served out of the coun
ty but within this distriot-thirty days, and Il
served beyond the limits of either the county or
district-thcn within forty days after the services
hereof, exclusive of the day of service,-default
will be entered against you and the said plaintiffs
will apply to our said court for the relief prayed
for in their said complaint. In testimony whereof
/, Jonas W. Brown. Clerk Of said P .obate Court,
have hereunto set my hand and affixed
L. ST. the seal Of said court at Idaho City, this
9Th day Of October, A. ID. 1864.
By order of Court y
,-a- y JONAS w. BROWN, ClerE
e. GRAg, Atty for Plfs. y2n4w
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

The ELECTORAL CobLEGE.-The New York
News says: The relative strength of the
several States in the electoral college has
been considerably changed since the last
Presidential election by the decennial reap
-poiutment. Maine had eight votes in 1860
and in 1854 will have butt. Massachusetts
also loses one falling from Is TO 2 votes ;
New York drops from 80 TO 90 Pennsylya-
MIA loses one, Ohio loses two, and Kentucky
loses one. Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Caro-
lima, Sonth Carolina, Texas, Tennessee and
virginia will not be heard Of in the electoral
creasef from 4 to 8 votes; Iowa, which had
! votes in 1860, will now have 8; Wisconsin
will have votes instead of 5; Michg5n in-
oreases vote, and Kansa $, with votes will
be added to the college. The total number
Of votes to which these States are entitled is
226. A majority OF this electoral college
is necessary to an election, and that majority
is ia votes.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
! John Van Buren,.


4 telegraph dispatch tQ the St. Joseph
Herald says;
JohnVan Buren, the late eminent Republi-
can leader in New York City, has come out
pE Mcclellan in very vigorous letter. The
following is its concluding paragraph. He
says there are two men who obviously never
make peace that will receive the sanction Of
tie american people, they are Abraham
Lincoln and Jeff Davis. The former has de-
clared abolition of slavery an indispensable
preliminary to propositions for peace. The
latter avows that the Confederate States ac-
tepl no alternative but independence or ami
hiiaien. With the former we have to deal
witlsat the election. The latter must be left
10 tlie fortunes of war or the fate that the
rebel States have in store for him. But un-
less We are prepared for a desclating war,
end the slaughter, debt, taxation, and su s.
9ension of constitutional liberty attehdngit,
abraham Lincoln must be made to retire on
the 9TH of March next, and a President must
by chosen in his stead who will consent to
peaoe on the basis of the Union and the
Constitution. Such man is Gen. Mcclellan
and / cannot allow myself to doubt that the
people of the United States will call him to
the discharge of this as well as all other
grave duties that belong to the Chief Magis-
tratp
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

!. WANTED FuRLoUGH.--A few months ago
"a high private of extraordinary dimensions
Numbered into the presence Of Gen. Thomas
and asked for fur!ough, adding, General,
Il wish to Go home and see my wife,"
! How long is II since you have seen your
wife2' 4e4
! iWhylY he answered, ~ haven't seen.my
wife forever three months"
Three months i . remarked Gen Thomas
"threc months-why I haven't seen my
wife in three. years, 8 BIZ. -
= Well, that may be" rejoined the other
ebut you see, General. me and my wife AIT
o. that sort
/ have not ascertained whether the II. P I
was the recipient of Through or not.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

SALES OF MlSiSa srock-We clip from the
IS. F. Argus The following report Of sales,
Oct. Sd:
Morning Sales--G9uld y Curry foot at
$3.50. Potosi, at$79O. Ophir, Cat $3.50,
| at $365, at $50. Moscow, 80 at ~, 10 at
45-s. Is. Blue Ledge, 20 at y Lady Bry-
IN, 10 at $74. North American ] at 500
Cnollar, at $40. Yellow Jacket, At 5000
lal Monte. 10 at %. Crockett, 90 at II. AM
telone 20 at l9I. Wide West, 80 at 263-r.
~ 81 At 27-r. W, a at &c. Imperial, rs at
l45 Pride of the West, 20 at 81 Legal
Tenders. SIS, 600 at 53c--s. 10.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
[BoIsE NEWs.l
TAX AND LICENSE PAYERS, TAKE
NOTICE!

INTENTIONAL AND COUNTN LICENS
Il now due will be collected immedqtelv. an
parties owing such licences are hereby notife
that the law in relation to their collectionwill /
enforced witE the utmost vigor. TerritOfsl All
County Taxes due on real and personal prole1J
will also be collected with like promptness, Vnt
the law complied with to the letter and all stel
taxes pot paid before the End Monday in Move
Der, wiz collected by levy and sale, with cos
IS. PINKHAM. Sheriff
and Ex-Officio Tax Collector of Boise Co., /. T.
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

GEo. H. PENDLEToN, the Democratic candl-
date for Vice President, says the n x. Trlb-
nne, s.a gentleman Of decided AGILITY. lo-
eral requirements, aud unstalned private
reputation. But heis antl-war Copperhead
of the intensest sbade' Another paper
states that Mr.. Pendleton married daughter
of The author of the Star Spangled Banner,
the late Francis S. Key, of Baltimore.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

PRIcE OF PASSAGE FOR THE EAsT.--The San
Francisco Bulletin, says the prices Of passage
by the Pacific Mail steamship Constitution,
which sailed for Panamajon the. 18th inst,
are thus announced: First cabin, for outside
and inside. rooms respectively, $238,o0 and
Sl8e,25; second cabin, $gl32,5o; steeraee,--
$7s,F5. The rates BY the Nicaragua steamer
y vlor. which allied on the l9tbs
rahin, $l76 and