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The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28

Bg- Why are Queen Victoria's servants like
some portions of the banks of the Hudson ?
Because they are palace aids.
Eg-Mr. Colfax has prepared lecture on his
summers journey across the continent, which
he is to deliver at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, and
several other pieces
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28

Miss BARTLErTE, the fat girl from Mount
Desert in our State, is quite sight. She will
stay few days longer at the Armory in the
Old City Hall building, 5sar AID
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
Auction Sales.
E. NJ. PATTEN, AuctiOneor, 70 Exchange Stree
Real Estate corner India and Sum-
ner SITS. ut Auction,

ON SATURDAY, Oct. 2sth, at u NJ, on the
" premises. s. East corner o. India and Sumner
SITS will be sold-t the lot being about 43 ieet ON In
ala Street. and 81 ieet on Summer Sf together win
tine two-storied wooden dwellings thereon.
Immediately afler the above, the two building loti
on sumner St, adjoining the same about ~ ieet OF
Oct 24-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
Forest City PARK

A trotting match for 5000 side, mile heats,
best two in three, came off on this course yes
terday afternoon. The attendance was not
large, owing to the storm, there being but two
or three hundred persons present.
George III. Bailey entered and drove the
mare @Lady Spanker," to wagon; Harry Brad
ley entered and drove "Tom Thumb to har-
ness. A question was raised as to weights,
and the judges, Messrs A. Savage, J. L. Libby
and G. M. Robinson, decided that the weight
of the driver must be 145 pounds; Bailey,
therefore, had to use weights.
The betting prior to the race was decid edly
in favor of "Tom Thumb" Fifty to thirty-fiv
and twenty-five to twenty was freely offered
on him. The friends of the mare were shy,
and but few bets were taken.
LIST Hcat.-"Tom Thumb" drew the pole
and they got off on the first score 1t was
even trotting on the first half, until the upper
part of the back stretch was reached, when
the mare shot ahead, took the pole, and kept
the lead throughout the balance of the heat
coming in six lengths ahead Of "Tom Thumb, .
who broke badly two or three times. Time
PAT. .-55 rs -
I'd Heat.--On the fourth score they got off
The mare soon took the lead, @Tom Thumb
breaking and losing ground. He broke three
times during this heat; and the mare kept in
creasing the distance between them, and came
home in walk, winning the heat, and the
race. Time 2.49 -
Considering the state of the track, the trot-
ting was good; better than that made on
Thursday. IF the snow bad not rendered the
track heavy, the time would have been in the
thirties The mare trotted evenly throughout
both heats, never skipping once.
we learn that Turner, the owner of dan
Mace" offers purse of $500 to be contested
Tor on this course next Thursday by aDan
Mace" "Ticonic" and "Lady Soanker.n
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

OCTOBER TERM-DAVIS, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.- No case being ready for trial
Court adjourned to Wednesday next. A por-
ton of the first jury was dismissed.
John Il. Sherry was admitted to citizenship
of the United States sa
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
Ne.c Orleans Market.

Ian NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26. 4
SaSes 0 'nree days 5000 baes stock in port Oo
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
Electao,a Of Wa1e Hap.pton.

.s.......s CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 81.
Wade Hampton is elected Governor of this
State by large majority. 8 EtsT-
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
ARREST Of Suppose, .r,,,.,,......

Levi Farwell, the supposed mnrderer .' o e : h;s
MISTRESS Harriet Wilkes, in Wasb;noto, - LIS ,s
been arrested in this city. es'oh' ii"S
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
Ea,.,, ami stocI, tor Sale.

THE subscriber offers for s. le bis farm situated
- c roe nile and half from the corner. 1t
contains about Of apd divided into aTx aSS
Ss siI finished and in good repair, tOgeth-
NAN I ham and other usual out-buildings. There
81 MIL privilege the farm, with good supply OF
WIZ" ~ viii also sell yoke Of oxen, two cows, two
hoIses. and ether stock. Terms liberal. Enquire on
the premises GEO. QUILL
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
HALLS GUIDE TO THE CHEAT WEST.

d. Appleton s. Co., New York, publish un-
der the above title Guide and Handbook to
the Western, Northwestern and Pacific States
and Territories, designed for the use of trav-
ellers, miners and emigrants, and furnished
with map of the best routes to the gold and
silver mines, and complete tables of distan-
ces The volume also contains the United
States Homestead Law, the mining laws of the
respective States, and much other information
of kindred interest.
Bailey and Moves have it.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28

M. L. A.-The Mercantile Library Associa-
zion opened the full winter season OF library
exercises on Saturday evening last, by spirit
ed debate on the question of the "Reconstruc-
ton Policy of President Johnson" Several
members spoke nominally pro and con, but
really there was quite a unanilnity in the
agreement of men who formerly differed in
opinion-a happy augury of the GOOD time
coming The question was laid over for fur
ther debate to this evening, at their rooms
corner of Middle and Plumb streets.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
Linen Sheets.

0OO PAIRS LINEN SHEETS at one-half first
OOO cost; the cheapest thing In the market for
Towels at the Auction Store OF w. c. BARNES, 100
Federal st. oc17d2w
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
Saturday Morning, October %, 1866.
PORTLAND md VICINfTY
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ali ss oi This amount viii be charged ten cents
line, sight words constituting linz This rule here
amer will be rigidly adhered to.-LPUB. Press.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
Copying Pictures
French FIastinO!

OF any kind done at A. M. McKENNEY'S. 20
" Congress St., by new method, in 2 superior
manner; cal and Try it. oct3ood&eo"'nh
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
RIVER
TAINTED this Very Dag !

EOR County rights for the most important and val
liable domestic invention ever brought into Maine.
LIS use y perfect indispensable in every family every
gay IN the year, and its sale will make more money
for the man who controls county rioht costing but
rom one hundred to five hundred dollars, than f. ON
one thousand to five thousand dollars invested in any
business III Portland. Parties who would be so lucky
as to control territory this valuable invention must
not lose day in securing it. the territory being
sold faster than any invention before offered the
public: Call at once at No. so Federal Street,
and select your county. oct27 diff
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28

RAILWAY TRAFFIo.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
Oct. 21st, were:
Passengers, aaE $60,905 90
Express Freight, Mails and Sundries, 4,O36 90
Freight and Live Stock, S2,166 90
Total, $147, 107 90
Corresponding week last year, 123,270 90
Increase, s@S s2S,Ss7 90
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-28
Stock Markets.
Recent Publications.

tory Notes. BY Henry s. Frieze One Vol
ume limo. PIP. 176 New York: d. Apple
ton and Co. 1873 izf '.rue9
The art of rhetoric like the art of sculpture
seems to have attained perfection under the
hands of the ancients. The tenth book Of
Quintilan's mastery treatise has been widely
used in the higher classes of the German gvsia-
ndsid, and Professor Frieze has performed a
most acceptable service in bringing it before
his young countrymen. He has judiciously
added the twelfth book, on the general culture
and professional conduct of the orator, for the
more mature class of American students for
whom his work is designed. If it were not I'M
grateful W. could wish that his Introductory
essay on the life of Quintilian had been more
exact and minute. The merit of the text and
notes, as the editor modesty observes, is chiefly
due to the labors of German scholars,
Bailey and Noyes have the book for sale.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-22
-Administrator's Notice.

A Ii creditors of the estate of William Thomas
n Jaynes, deceased are required to present the
same to the undersigned with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from date of first
publication OF this notice, or be forever barred.
[38w4l WIN. HOW ARD Administrators
Altnras City, Altnras Co. l. r. July 3. 1865.
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sheriH,s Sale.

DY virtue of An execution issued ont OF the
p District court in and for the county Of BOISE
Idaho Territory, upona judgment rendered 10 s. saio
court wherein J j. Dooey is plaintiff and o. A.
Knows is defendant for the sum OF 81, $3.50;
with interest and costs of suit. duly tested JuIy
9th. A. D. 1865, did on the 9TH day OF July A. D'
1865 levy upon all the right. title, claim ana sq
terest of the said Knowles. of. in and TO the lot"
lowing described property situate in Boise county
viz: That mining claim situate on the SCUM
side of Moore's creek, being 200 feet in length at
the west end and 60 feet at the east end and ex-
tending back to the hill. I'd, a bar claim opposite
said claim, 200 feet wide infront and running 10
the rise of the hill and situated on the south sde
Of Moore'S creek. 3D. one fourth interest IN
claim situate on the south side of Moore's creek
500 feet in length and zoo feet in width and run
ming back to the hill being an undivided interest,"
4th, claim situate on the north side OF Moore
creek being 200 feet in length (nore or less) l5O
feet deep all of said mining ground being situated
on Moore creek about one mile from Idaho clty'
and known as Knowles claims. Public notice IS
hereby given that on Saturday the 5th day OF 81
August. A. D. 1865, at II o'clock NJ, will sell
in front of the Court House door in Idaho cry,
the above described property to the highest bldder
for cash to satisfy said execution and all accrulng
COSTS Dated Idaho City, July 14th, 1865.
38w37 A. 0. BOWEN, Sheriff.
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ResolutiOns'of the Board Of County COM
missioners of Alturas County.

At meeting of the Board of County Commissioners
held this 9th day q July A. D., 1865 Messrs Dickersor
and Mattinely present, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved Whereas Providence has seen fit to take
from us our late associate BERNARD NoRDHEER we can
while feeling keenly that the county well ourselves
has sustained great loss but bow with reverence to
the will of Him who doeth all things well.
Resolved, That in the late BERNARD NoRDHEIME we
recognize capable reliable and honest man, one who
stroYe earnestly promote the best interests OF the
country and whom the mining interests can lily al
ford to lose.
Resolved That we heartily condole with his family IN
their great aictonand can but synpahise deeply WIN
them in their rreparabe loss.
Resolved That these resolutions be entered on the
minutes of this Board.
Resolved That copies of the above resolutions pe LOT
Warded the brother and children OF the ate Bernard
Nordheimer and furthera that the same DC puDSeu LII
the Idaho World and Boise Statesman
J. H. DICKERSON, Chm'n G. c.
H.W. o. MArGArY, Special Clerk B. G. G.
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sheriff IS Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed, e
ID sued out of the court of J. L. McGownd' a
Justice of the Peace in and for Idaho city, Boise
county, on judment rendered therein on the
23d day of February 1865, in favor of the people
of the United States and Territory of Idaho ana
against Allen & Elliott for thirty three $4,000 dol
suit and Seventy three lO1OO dollars cost of said
suit did on the Sth DAY of May 1865, levy upon
the following described property to-wit One
house and lot used fora livery stable, situate IN
the village of Centervlle, Boise county, fronting
on the south side of Washington street thirty.hVe
feet, being lot block A. as the propty Of Allen
the 5th day of August, 1865, at u O'Clock NJ, on
said day at the Court House door in Idaho city,
sell the above described property to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy said execution and accru
ing cost. A. O. BOWEN, Sheriff
39w3. By j. Tyson, Dept'y.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

TT Office is hereby given that in pursuance of
al order of the Probate Court OF the Terrific
ry OF Idaho, in and for the county of Boise, made
on the 23d day of June, A.. D. 1865, in the matter
of the estate of George Sheldon, deceased. the
undersigned Administrator Of said estate will sell
at.public auction or private sale for cash to the
highest bidder, subject to confirmation by said
Probate court. on Monday the seventh (7th) day
of August A. D. 1865, between the hours of nine
o'clock in the forenoon and sunset of said dav at
Centerville. in the county of Boise and Territory
of Idaho, all the right, title and interest Of said
estate. of, in and to undivided one eighth inter
est in the CenterviIle waterd ditch and water right
Safd Water>ditch and waterright being situated in
said County and Territory, and being more partic-
nlarly described as being situate near and inter.
secting Grimes Greek, and extending nearly par
allei thereto and on the north side thereof some
times called, and known as the Goldtrap ditch.
S. K. GOLDTRAP, Administrator
state of Geo. Sheldon, deceased.
Idaho City. June 20, 1865. 36w4
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-Administrator's Notice
Dissolution of Copartnershin.

Dissolution of Copartnership.
NOTICE is hereby given that the co.Dartner-
IN ship heretofore existing between Fl. II. Raw.
mond and F. B. Britten, under the name of Brit
ten & Raymond is. this day dissolved. Fl. H.
Raymond having purchased the interest of F. B.
bf pr, IN the Allen quartz mill and ledge, and
will assume all the debts of the late firm.
II. II. RAYMOND
f. B. BRITTON
Allen Quartz MILL June l, 1865. T36w4
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Dissolution of Copartn ership:..@@--
NTOTlCE is hereby given that the copartner.
/ Y ship heretofore existing between Robert Leh-
mann and A. D.. Jencks. Pioneer City, has been
dissolved. K. Lehman will pay and collect all
debts of the late firm. ROBT. LEHMANN.
A. D. jerks.
Idaho city July 10, 1865. T3Sw47
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Dissolution OF Co-partnership.
NOTICES hereby given that the copartnership
IN heretofore existing between Fl. M. Ellsworth
and C. NJ. Sickler under the name of Ellsworth &
Seeker is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
G.. M. Seeker assuming all liabilities of the firm
and all debts due the firm muot be paid to G. M !.
Sickler
H. M. ELLSWORTH,
C.M. SICKLER.
Centerville June /, 1895. s6w4
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unArr11A, oREaOs, July u, 1855.

UMATIDLA, OREdONB ~ ANNOs
A friend at Walla Walla furnishes US with
the following item from that quarter The
large sized steamboat, CoEUR D'ALEEE, was
lost on the - day of June last. The accl-
dent occurred about two hundred and fifty
miles Northeast of Lewiston. She encoun-
tered boisterous tide setting Southwest
ward, and on it was tossed at fearful rate
the bubble of fortune. She had on board
great number of eager fortune seekers. They
seeing the glittering bubble for which they
had travelled so far about to be dashed to
pieces became greatly excited and commenced
running to and fro in search of the captain
of the STEAMBOAT, WILSON, whom they sus-
pected bad deserted the craft and themselves
to the mercies of the storm. The current
wheeled her upon the rocks of fact with terri
Bile velocity, dashing the whole concern into
fragments: and in the vortex sunk the last
hope of LEWISTON. There were lives lost,
at least none have as yet been reported.
Wells Fargo & Co.'s treasure Box was saved
but on examination it was found to be NJ. T.
All the funds in the hands of the passengers
were lost. of which the most was pure Idaho
dust. The boat was supposed to have been
gotten ND in too great hurry. | will ex-
plain to you as nearly as ! can of what she
was constructed. Her keel was laid by a
joint stock company of dead BROKERS at Lew
istou. Her ribs was placed by cayuse ira
ders. She was hanked by Lewiston and
Walla Walla editors. She was painted and
polished by the Oregon Steam Navigation
Company. Her engines {the propelling pow
cry was of the poorest kind of material-Ex-
CITEMENT, and she was pitched with soft soap,
manufactured from very bad LIE. A list
Of names of the dead BROKERS at Lewiston
who suffered most by the loss of this craft
has not as yet been reported SO am unable
to furnish them to you. Much blame is at
tached to the captain (Wilson) who it is said
has run such crafts before.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-22
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS !!
@NEW ROAD FROMDa
CHICO TO IDAHO

tive proof as to the practicability of wagon
road from the Sacramento river to Idaho Territory,
has in person travelled over the route from Chico,
with the saddletrain of Messrs. Pierce. Francis &
Co., and takes pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie, that more than his most sangune expectations
have been realized. The route is not only possible
and practicable, but DIRECT, and in condition for
the immediate use of horse, mule or OK teams.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-22

OaEeoN, Washington and Idaho have been
organized into a separate military department
and Gen. Wright appointed to the command
The appointment is generally pronounced q
good ca,
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erIu6t tperber, ber @emetnoe burh Inter.
brin9un1 BON Aftten e8 3u ermTeli6en, ben
Nsuban bar 2urnbale gu SOlenoen. Die
a te 9aue puroe befanntliG Bel Dem Snoianqr
l1e6erfaa Elm Naub Der Glommen. Sic VT,
tien, $50, wtrpen NIT 7 Yro3ent ~Ser3tnit:
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freipeitIi6e Sinn an Der 6uBerlten @ren3e
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ben.
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Ser NereinSta9 Der Slrbeiter1erei1e
Ocutfhlanos 5u Stuttgart.

Nuf btel lem Tsreinstag, ber am 3. Septem-
Der In Stuttgart begaan, tparen ni6t meuioe,
ul5 100 @rbeiterpereine, gum She'll BON G1-
BerIten gloroen Oeutlhlaup5, repralenttrt
pom ben peutl9en Staaten mar alein Seit.
reid nt9t pertreten. Die 3abl Der Gbeilneb
mer betru9 1913; inpe1en bate ieper Der yer.
tretenen Sereine BET ben 2lbltimmunaen nur
ttnt Sttmms. Der G6ni9 bon @airtem=
berg lteb purA ben Oircftor Sttinbeis Die
SerlammlunJ be9riiBen unp Ieiner She'll
nabme am BDble De6 Mrbeitel ltanoes Der
li6ern. A69elanpte Don 6rantrei@ uno per
S&wet3 bra6ten @riiBe BON pprtieen Gerei.
men. Sranpuw Don Berlin ipuroe 3um Or1Ii-
%Oenten, SUnnenan aus 6rantfurt unp Or.
9feifer bon Stuttgart 3u Disqualification e.
p16lt.
ueber Die 9o6e 8soeutung bteler @unSen.
ttOn, Die man beixabe Elm q rbetterpor +.
a nj en- t nennen tGnnte, lpriGt li6 in cine,
Der lebten Nummern AUDI Der YartIe1
reppnbent Der SQtnD IL
StaatS3ettun9 aus, Der Iel6f untel
Die altelten unO bemabrtelten &ortdmpfer In
Der Nrbeiterbepesune ee6Grt. @Sir batter
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nod SUQltdnOigeren 8eri1t at 9s6en, ,umal
cd Gle iebtgm 8etrebungtn Der Nrbeite,
Oeutl1lanpS in 8ielem nit penen Der amert.
fanilAen iiberetnlttmmen.
Sen erltfn 0e9enl tanO Der 8eratbuna Bill.
oete Die Gcdltttonsra9e, bic Sraq,
BON Der Nbtur3nn9 Der MrbettS=
3ett, BON Der StIdorbeit &C., Ii. mad
lan9erer Debate bel6loB Die GerIammluna
II Oas @OaliticnSreAt 1T Elm natiirli6es
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9elhntalert werpen.
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freter geretnbarun9 berubeno, pare fiir Or.
bett9eber uno Nrbeitnebmer BON oro6em g,,
ben unb bnr@aus notbwenoia UNI ben Mrbei
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pfeblen, pte ie9liAe Coalition, lit bic Grin
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Scr 0rnseR acaen OGir,.

@aGin9tpn, %. Septbr. Sn Der
6eutisen Sibun9 Der r3=GOmmt1ipn wirpe
Die NbbSrun9 peS Sol. QarlpnS fort9eleBt.
W16reno er in NnperlonuiQe epmmanoirte,
tamen &ilten NIT SOrratben ron Der Sant=
t1ts=G cmmiliun pOrtbtn, Die er Den @efan9e=
men I6idte uno ibren Oanf pafur empfing.
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5unoen abpelenc mas. Gs mar Elm itrafba-
res SerbreGen fir GUnfGOertrte, INN @reen=
bad5 3u banpeln. Sic 9laubten, DieS babe
auf elmer GOn9reBacte uno einem Status peS
StaateS Georgia berubt. OaS Qanp tint
AnperlonSiae mar arm unb IN 6Ul9e belIen
pas @emile lelten. Salp nahpem 9le9er in
Nnperlonpile angefcmmen iparen, fragile er
BET General 8inper AT, mas nit ptele III tper=
ben 1uae -? Die Qntpprt mar, DAP Die 6raae
In 8i6mono l4pebe mnp Dap le bis bobin
ais &riesssefan9ene be9anoelt tperOen Io0ten.
3euae weie niAt, Of S6tlopa9en obaelGlt
purOen, na4pem le acknowledgements 9el@ol
fen ; er bate ME Na6rt4t pari6er ; in BEN
Snltruttipnen fir Die Sebanplun9 Der Sc
fangenen, BON Wir3 unter3et6net, mar Der
6anpel nit benlelbeu Serbpten.
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8erant,pcrtIt6fett tpegen @rriAtuna etnes
'%IpptenbauleS %iibernUmmen, meint er auf @nt<
eegnmne pe5 MuptteurS, Ub es nt6t bumaner
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