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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
One Of the Ohio Generals.

General Cox, through whose
sagacity OF judgment and prompt.
ness In execution, Wilmington was
captured with but little loss OF life
The cncmy,s forces taken by the
rear, and slight loss Of life,
and a flaht against advantages oil
position avoided, while all .ie re
suits that could have been achieved
by success in such fight were sc.
cured, and willie destruction Of pro.
perty which such q resistance
would have given the enemy time
TO effect, was prevented, 10 one OF
those volunteer officers whom pol.
i.cal and military hunkies stigma.
tie rs political General. The pre-.
iudice excited by this, long preven.
ted his promotion to Maior6eneral
after ho had better earned It
than most Of our regular officers
who have received that promotion
during the war.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

Mr.. Lincoln has told told his
little story"in Richmond. While
seated in tho parlor Of tho fugitive
Conieder to President, some one
related to him tho circumstances
OF Davis'sfight. lIe said it re.
minded him of the negro, who,
when his preacher told the congrc.
CATION there were only two roads,
one leading to hell aud the other
to damation, exclaimed. "Deu
dis nigger will take to dc woods. '
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

IL The great clock that stands
on tho walk in front Of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, and
which had not stopped since the
building was erected, is now mo.
ltiouless and.its hands indicattwen.
ty two minutes past seven the
point of time when Mr.. Liccoln
breathed his last.
Among the curiosities lately
placed in q museum is mosquito
bladder, containing tho souls Of
twenty.Iour government contract
ors, and the fortunes of twelve cd.
itors. II i3 nearly halilull.
D7A Washington dispatch
says:
at is said President J)hnson
and Secretary Stanton betrayed =
good deal of the "By the Eternal
temper of Andrew Jackson upon
tho receipt Of Sherman's dispatch.
IA ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
Wishart's Pine Tree Cordial. Great Remedy
for Consumption. ..

... BLAptNG, IA, April ~ leCi
DR. WIsuAET- DiAK SIN: Ore yeur ago
lie Examining surgeon Of His district 10 d
nc | had Crnsunrlicn OF he Large, ni j
hat {, uld not be- cured, aud Judging tom
al my slnipl, ms at lint time, mtetlf sup.
POSED this To be tue. ws Tor more than
ore year troubled viii q hacking cough,
which gradunl'y grew a. bad thai could
not lave u s,yCir III Of coughing without
srittiug up blood IN large qrNnttios.
For months could not work at anything
nnd was obliged to keep my bed most ni tie
time. Whrr IN this condition ! was IN MI To-
Row luih:n's s,trc, in this city ard he see.
ing Il, W lew | wHs, rtcciLm,nlrd mc iu ny
Nour Pine Tree Tar Cordial. he said l.,
had sold great tcgl of 1t, aud that, as II
had cured 50 many oilers, he believed it
" uld DO sonc good | bought bottle and
c"nmci ccd usii II. lnn very short tine
] saw that was getting better very fnsi, and
after taking several o,tlcs was entirely re-.
sIoi cd to lcalth. so tl.Ht could work every
day at ny business, which 10 vtIl heavy
wtIk, il an iron fem div. len ! com.
nrnc,d to use y"ui Pine Tree Tar Cordial
my WEIGHT was only one hundred and thirty.
five puunds. sirce the use Of II have
woigcd on nuN,,nge one hundred and fifty
FIVE. shHll lc glad to have lou publish
This, as bell Ne | III, uld not have been liv
Z lirg Mt Ills Tine ii | had not u.,d your
gIcnl NJ, licinc. mud wish all who slff,r to
r-civrite b,!nht.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

, "rhe places o;' amuaemsa sat in
Washington are to remain closed
anothes week, Foid's theatre will
probably never again open for dra
matie representation. Itis report.
ed that Ford himself has been plac.
ed under arrest. N f'"N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

~ In tho fnneral procession os
President Lineoln.in Washinrton
the delegation OF Ohio numbered
eighty, IL M, Shade Esq, acting
o, Marshal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
Major w. O. Sherman. y,

Major W. O. Sherman, Pay.
master Of Volunteers, who recent.
ly resigned, did so because the
death OF his wiio's father leaves her
u fortune of 100000. Major
Sherman is q native Of Rhode Is.
land.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
licensed Claim AGENT.

Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay. and
Boanty for Soldiers asebarg on account
Of wounds received in battle. and all claims
against the 'Goyernmspt collected with .dis-
patch ,N-1 100 80
offeo in Hedges New Block. Second
Floor, Tim, Ohio.
Osta1 A. u. .BYERS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
Another Memorable Day.
l-hN clrrumRlilnNoA COnlloctcl

Tie circumstance connected
with the death of Abraham Lin
coin of, r a suries Of condolences
that can scarcely bo callod aociden.
tai. His fall on the anniversary of
the day thnt Witnessed our humil-
alton IN the surrender of Fort Sum.
ter, aud the memorable awakening
OF the nation hy his first call Il
arms, has already been noticed
A not lees striking seriel Of coin
cidences is connected with his fun
cral.
On the nineteenth of April, 1875,
on the memorable field Of Lexing,
ton. .aa.f s
'vhc emhaulcd fafmer. stood.
And hrcd the shot heard round the world =
On that date commenced the
war that wus to terminate ,or ever
foreign domination On American
soil. l..l tl.....
On the nineteenth OF April, Il
SO, just eight yOnrs from tho first
shot fired in the defense of Amer
lean liberty, the cessation oi hos
tilities was proclaimed to tn,
merican army. The work haC
been accomplished, and Amc lea
was tllonceIorward free from fore
ign yoke.
On tho 10Th of April, 1861, a
regiment Of Massachusetts troops,
hurrying to save the National
Capito. from the hands OF traitors,
were fred on in the strects Of Bal
timore, and savir pavemonts were
wet with the first stream of tha
blood which wns 10 flow in sucl
torrents as TO sweep away tn,
huge monuments of national dis
grace and crime that slavery has
built at our cost.
Ou the 10Th of April, 1868
Abraham Lincoln, President Of Tn,
United States, tho pure patriot
the friend ot the oppressed. tn,
emancipator OF the slave, cul
down by treason whilst seeking
how TO best extend mercy to ro
pentant traitors, was laid in In,
grave amid the tears OF II natiol
OF mourners, aud ovor the dcac
bod" an indignant people vowec
never TO rest Until treason is wipe,
ont and traitors brought t.
punishment.
Was il mere accident that bsough
about such a coincidence remark
able historical events in American
history on the litli and 10Th o
Aprnl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
QUEEN OF THE WEST
Geo. f. Scney,

Late Jadsa OF Coarl 81 Common PlAs)
h,.',' syn law. 'ri6a, Ohio, Has retired ffom
the army sndresamedths prtaliee Of Inv. snd will
give hi, wAo,s n'spilon to pIofes,ionsl busineu. +
the Shsehan Hesss. .H. NM = ~ -
Dee. Is, S,la0l, ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
tppi SAMUEL UARNER,
No. 33I ;, ight Street Reading. Ia.
Copshs of Long Standing Cured,

We erscsN he fo;owirs fTom rtcS, NY.
DRH HNIsHARr--pr,E StEi take plen'urvi in in.
4 Urtrg Nur ihCush tLis s"grcs, that yonI Pine
Trrr fniCordfsl, Which Wus recommended d fof my
HVrturt ~ ArJ. a. Hall, Of this eitv, has cured
het of eruEh Of mere than Eve months' standing
'.k.vInEl T,ceT t.SEGtlloil " pebble ~ thio snd
,urs r,ne,y ror luNe s'r.ili ilt frctsd,s. Lno~
of many ch-r s,r, lcsidss tlHr oi ny daush'cr
that ,iha, ett"d''i long standing eurgh',
Nouts. Ee'p' 'vtitly,f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
.Th0 Presiaent Al the 1heatre.

The President at the Theatre.
The Naponei MteiiiqCncSr, In
its accounts OF the Presidents ms.
saSsinaIion, relates abe following
incident: IL .r .s.,.t.. -
nrhe President was rooeiyed
with great iurore on entering the
theatre; his reception was indeed
extraordinary. Ono OF the actors
(Mr. Hawk) had made the remark
(asDandreary' (ithis rs.naiuds me
OF q story Mr.. Lincoln says and
was telling the story As tho Presi,
dolt entsrod Tho onthusiasm m
Of tho audience interrupted the
story for several minutes. After
the President was seated, the act
or was forced by the people to tol!
the story over again y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

Mr. Ward SAYS;
DR. WlsHApr SU; ! had Brcrc chitis. In.
Il mmrlion Of the Lungs, Shurncss Of
Breaih, and lalpilstion oi the Heart in tAeir
worst forms had been treated by several
OF the most eminent physieisus IN pliladcl
phla but they could not stop the rapid
course cf my disease, aud had despaired
Of ever Icing restored 10 health. j was
truly on the verge OF the grave Your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial was highly recommended
to me by a friend. tried il, and am thank
fu to say that. alter using four large aud one
small bottle, was restored to perfect health
You eau give reference to my house. No 96s
North Second street or at my Office Of Re
ceiv'r OF Taxes, from eA N to 2P.N cor
ner Of Chestnut and Sixth streets.
. JoHH WARD.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

- have need IN NhharUs Fine rIse Tar
'ordiNl 10 ny iemil,, lrd crtdirlh rctBI crt itaa
valuable and 'a~ ND Ell > rr Folds, Cort land
TO tLose rudisl "a, 10 Cuusi n'piion.
liz. g. A. Fos1ER
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19
SheriRs sale.

ID virtae ola judgment of foreclosure Of mort
u gage and order OF sale issued out OF the DIS
trcf Court of the End Judicial District in and for
thecounty Of Boise, upon Judgment rendered Ill
said Court, wherein L. Scilwabacker, A Schwa
baker, AZ. L. Frank andsJ. Block are plaintiffs
| aid j. G., Wiley, John Parton, j. B. Frances anu
Nathan CUrnshsare defendants, for the sum OF
tyg thouSa dive hundred and seventy-scven and
5D.l00 dollars, judgment and costs OF suit, duly
testtd the 18th day of August, A. ID. 1865, BY
which Lam commanded to sell certain descrlht
prealisess to wit: That certain stable and lot
known as the Washoe Stable. lying beweelf Ben s
store and the saloon OF +. H. -, in the town
of Placeryille, Boise county, Idaho Territory, be
ing fifty feet trout aud one hundred feet deep
Also the stable known as the Grey Eagle Stable
together with the lot on which the same is built
roHtilg on Granite street, being Que hundred
feet deep by FIFTY feet front, together with all the
tenements, Entertainments and appuTtenaees
tereuntO belonging. Public notice is hereby
iven, in accordance with til the requirements OF
Bid order Of sale. thaG on the 9th day of Septem
b.y. A b 1865. atl2 O'Clock NJ, will sell ID front
Df the court house door iii Idaho City, at public
allton for gold coin or its equivalent in clean
.gOld dust, the above described property to the
highest bidder to satisfy said execution and all
aceluing COSTS 40 BOWEN, Sheriff.
Idaho CITY Aug. IL, lN6Jn43W3 surg
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&herin,s Sale.

u
By virtue of two wits of execution issued cut
of the District Court OF the 2nd District, within
and for Boise County, | i, tested on the 18th day
Of August, 1865, and to me directed, upon two
several judgments CT sald court rendered on that
day, against .tie Great Consolidated Boise River
Gold and Silver Mining Company aid in fayof
of Powell T. Coe, for 405 "a, and costs $l72 II,
and the other in favor Of Thos 5. Mitchell for
81 225 60 aud costs $3l 80. !. viii expose Tor sale
to the highest bidder for cash. Oh the premises
the Landon Quartz Mill in said county, on the
llth day of september, 1865, Letween the hours
of Ii O'Clock III the forenoon and.3 clock IN the
afternoon, for satisfaction of said judgment and
costs and aecruing costs, all of the tsllowing des
ECrlhed property heretofore attached by virtue OF
process from said court in said causes viz: The
said quartz mil known as the Lapd9n Mill about
six miles from Idaho City. in said county, with
all the machinery and fxtlres belonging
thereto ones set of Carpenters ools, one set
OF Blackslnith's Tools. about twenty cords .oi
wood, one Two-horse Wagon and set Of Harness,
|about two hundred tons of ore, with the picks,
wheebarrows, drills and other tools used about
said mill. rhe property of said defendant Ais,
all tile right property and interest which said
defendant held in and to thatceftaln quartz lode
known as the Landon lode, III the vicinity OF s. i'd
m II, on the Goth day OF july. 1865, being about
1000 feet on laid lode. a. ". BOWEN, fxr
n43w3 - Sheriff,
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ID virtue Of All execution issued out OF The
ID court OF j. l.. MctIpwnd, Justice OF the Peace
lii aud fer the county of Boise, unen a Judgment
rendered, in said court wherein George M. Cole
man is plaintiff aud S. Stemmons is defendant, fol
the sum OF t. enty five and % boo d1llars, judg
melt and costs.of suit. duly ested the 7th day Of
August, A d 1865, i have sezsd and taken in ex
ecution the following described property. to Wit :
All the right tltle claim and interest of S. Stem
mons Of IN and To- those three g. certain mining
claims situate OH the south side of Bear knn, heal
Idaho City Boise COUNTY, and bounded on the
south by Derrick & Co.'S claim, together with ali
Improvements taereon. Public notice is hereby
given that on tne 9Th day OF September, A D 1863
at IL O'Clock Nj | will eel in front of The court
house door. iii Idah City, at public aution. fol
gold con orgits eqnlvaent in clean gold dust, the
above described propel ty to the highest bidder,
to satisfy said execution and all accruIng costs.
E A. u. BOWEN, Sheriff.
Idaho City, August Ii, lo65u43w3
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SheriH's sale.

% qrtue VI all execution issued out OF the
LID Probate eonrt, iir andfor the county of Bois e
upon Il judgment reAdered in said Court, whertii
rlfeorge Smith is plaintiff and w. Gibson and Fred
Wallace are defendants for tue SAM OF five hun
dred and eighteen dollars. judgment and costs VI
suit, daily tested the 26tn day OF August, A b
1865. Ihaye seized aud taken in execution the
following descrlbfd properly. to-wit: Il the
fright, title, claim aud interest of said Gibson 4
IN alIace OF i'll aud to that certain mining claim
situated on Moofe's Gre, k opposite Buena Vista
Bar, bounded on the north by Donnelly Go. s
claim, on the east by J1rlan 4 Co.'s claim, oil
tile east by Robinson and others Claims, on the
west by - -. being 500 feet (fnore lese)
in length and 240i in width. PuDllc notice is
hereby given thtt on tie nntA l9th] day of p
Sembor, A b 1866 at L. o clock NJ. | will sell Il
front OF the court house door, in Idaho city, al
puhlIc auction, for gold coin its equivalent III
clean gold dust, the above described properly, TO
the highest bidder To satisfy said execution ana
bill accruing costs. 40. BO HEN, Sheriff.
Idaho clty. August II /. lS65A43w3 III
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

Concern. -The Concert given at the Court
House for the beEe6t,oflhe Catholic Church,
came off as advertised and we must say that
the promise of excellence held out, was truly
redeemed. The execution Of the Overtures
from Tuncredi, and the CalePh ct Bagdad
was as accurate and brilliant as anything we
ever heard in the largest erchestras. The
singing was full ofexpression and taste, =,
The choruses were given with animation
and vigor.. The whole was conducted and
presided over by that skilfall andexperenced
musician, Father Poulin. We understand
that so thoroughly satisfied were those who
listened, that in accordance with very gem
eral desire, The Coucer, will be repealed at
the Jenny Lind Theatre, on Monday night
next, 2lst inst. See advertisement in an
other colum.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

TaUsr TO LUCK. Go to Wright's store, in
the Colorado building and buy few tickets in
his Mammoth Gift Enterprise The drawing
takes place Oh the fourth OF September ony two
weeks from Monday next. The first prize is $1,000
in coin ; tickets only two dollars each. The pro-
prietor informs us that be is now ordering goods
days. The stprize viii be a Silver Bar from
the Owyhee mines assay value about 81 900 ; the
last prize will be the Jenny Lind Theatre, valued
at $4,000. There will be two thousand prizes in
oil. Whocan deny that Wright is a man OF
enterprise?
Trust to Luck, trust to Luck, y ~
Stare Fate in the face
Sure your heart must be aisy
If its in the right place.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

B. CLAYToN's SECOND LOTTERY The first lot
terry Of Mr.. Clayton's having passed off so well
he is getting up another for 81 500, consisting d
two hundred prizes, including watches, chains
necklaces, ladies sets brooches and every spe-
cies of beautiful Jewelty. The lottery viii be
drawn at Pioneer City, on Sunday, October lit
Every one was sa isfed with the manner of draw
ing before, and the well known Integrity Of the
proprietor is asufcicnt guaranty that the present
lottery will be success, both to Mr. Clayton and
The ticket holders. hafes
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

MR. GEO. OWENS, author of the Idaho Directo-
ny, is getting up a valuable work entitled :. The
Gold and Silver Mines Of Idaho, Including valu.
able Mercantile and atistical information, to-
gether with a map Of the principal quartz and
placer mining claims, showing the loeation,ex-
tent of the same, and general map of this and
other portions of the Pacific coast. The book
viii be replete with Information respecting this
Territory, aud will be especially valuable to BUSH
ness men and quartz operators. 8 g
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19
SheriH,s Sale.

y \ virtue OF a Judgment Of foreclosure OF mort
gage and or4er OF Sale issued out Of the Di;
la Court Ut tile Secend Judicial District in anu
for tile County Of Boise, lip,n a Judgment render
ed ia said Court, wherein II. 1aIrick is plaintiff
and s. M. Nolan, X, Il. Johns, Giias.s Durein and
john Durein are defendants, for the sum u
twelve hnundied and hfty-four 50.lU0 dollars,
judgment aid costs OF suit, duly tested the llth
DAY OF August, A d 1865, by which | am com,
nanded to sell certain described premises, to wit
Ihe house aad lot on the east slae OF Main street
II Pioneer City, Boise county, Idaho Territory
being twenty feet trontiug on said Main street
running thence back one hundred feet, said build
ing and lot being now owned by said parties No
Ian 4 Johns, aud SAID house being her, toiore
known as the Nolan Saloon, together with all
the privileges. and appurtenances thereunto be.
longing. Public notice is hereby given in accor
dance with the requirements OF said order, that
on the 9th day OF September, ID 1865, at IL
O'Clock M will sell in front of the Court House
door in Idaho city. at-puDlic auction, for eoia
coin or it equivalent IN clean gold dust, the
above dcscrhe ed property, to the highest bidder.
to satisfy said execution and all aceruin9 costs.
A. .. BOWEN, Sheriff.
Idaho city, August II. ls6jn43W3
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Ada fillmore Meetino.

MT Office is hereby given that agmeeting of the
IN stockholders of the e Ada Eimore g. & S.
=. Mining COMO. Twill be held ut the Secreta-
rvs Office in Idaho City OIL the 4st day of Sep.
tember, A. D.. 1866, at 2 o'clock P. Moi said DAY.
tor the purpose of Clecting a Board of TEastees
aud the transaction Of all other business that
may come before the meeting. A full attendance
in person Or by spritten proxy is requested. 81
GkEt.N WHITE, President.
JONAS w. BEowN seciy..eaf - s+ n40W5 8
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

The DIsTslo1 COgRT adjourned last Saturd'
for two eks. We understand that Judge d
Bride will hold the court in the third district f
81 orr time for Judge Kelly. as the latter gentl
man was employ ed az attorney in number Of Il
cases which are d0cketedJor II al ut this term
TIT 1uT u al at tbs Term. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

A MEMoRANDoM Book has been left at this Off
tr Justice Buns. The owher eau get the san
calling ar tits etFice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

Nor So.-rnere Was a ruin,r circulating he
ON Monday that Cornish's stage from Boise CT
with passengers tor Omaha had been attacked
Indians and nearly All destroyed. The rum
was without foundation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

QUARTz MnLs.-The new quartz mill on the
Elk Horn made cleaning up the other day with
fattering results, after ten days run. The mills
Of Col Raymond and Van Wyck & Co, on tine
divide between this place and Centervile are both
doing well. third mill is being erected near
the latter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

A NEW COMMISSION FIRM.-A fac brick cellar,
Of capacious dimensions, has been erected Oh the
LIT formerly occupied fy Bells salOon> in which a
Commission business WILL be transacted hereafter
by hiessrs. Bell & Rhodes. The cellar is unsur-
passed by any ia the town. and there is no doubt
that the new firm will doa large business.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

oman ABOUT Town has picked up nearly
everything Of a local nature this week, leaving
very little for US 10 do by way Of recording the
doings and misdoingyof the good people Of Idaho
City. The election being over there is but little
animation showing itself in town incidents.
Everybody is complaining Of dull times and little
money.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

TIE EXAMINATION. of Ferdinand Patterson
was commenced before Judge Kelly one day
&his week, but was continued TO Aug. 20, at
: which, time Jadge Mcbride will return from
Boise CITY, AID preside al the examination.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

TIE LOTTERY Tor the benefit OF the Catht
Church viii be dfawnthis afternoon.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

SHOWER broke tic IA notary Of lifeon Thu
day morning, pouring .iown at a lively rate fol
few minutes. Tie weather was not much ben
ted by it, the terinmneter ran ring from 90 to 50
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FE5RRY NOTTCE.

- = = =
NOTICES hereby given to all whom it may
In concert that the undersigned will apply to
the Board Of County Commissioners of Alturas
and owyhee counts at their next regnlarmeet-
ing, for license to keep u ferry on Snake River,
about twelve miles above Salmon Falls.
JOHN q. GpCDNKOR.
nA2w3l VIM BISHOP
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

> THANKS to Billy AalsbalI Of the Ppuix fol
bunch OF choice cigars.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19
CIrY NEWS.

WANTED "A good oook for small family. En-
-4.ll.n- a44 l,is office
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DR. UGS! DRUGS!
I'D NJ IL ca .
NOW rs THE TIME to RUY.

ENvERYBoDY says that DIR. !. H. HARRIS s
q son are selling their stock of Drugs, Pat
cnt Medicines, Perfameres, &C., for less money
than any other firm this side of San Franti@co.
The reason OF this is that We are determined to
CLOSE OUT as som as possible Oar entire
stock including house, 1t and fixtures, for SALE
CHEAP FOR CASH Any one wishing to ems
bark III the Drug business will do well to give us
call. Bde.Ao City, Aug. 5, IS Nv.