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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23
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EDITOR WORLD ."Pine Grove" has often been solic
tied tescontrbute to your columns, but for the want
of time from his worldly cares, he has never dared
to overstep those bounds that a nature has secured
But this being cold night and having procured
bare subsistence to supply the wants of that fra
nature" spine Grove has determined to soar aof and
from his capped throne view and expose the fra
ness Of other peoples nature Had the vision Of an
Isaiah it would not be hard to write the history Of Idaho
where she always sin the hands Of such men as has
controlled her destiny and her interests since she
an organized Territory. But Pine Grove" believes
that wiser have been called to- our councils first
it shoud be tho duty of Legislators to profit by the
suggestion of worthy Governor, and take view at
public schools and present law Sir since it has
been the unfortunate province off, Pine Grove stand
aoft his snowy peaks and view the corruptions of
his fellow man, many the crimes he has seen COM
mitted. Where the fines land by the way they
numerous that have been collected by all and every one
ofour Justices Our Superintendent says he has never
seen heard of them The Treasurer says they have
never come into his hands, Where are they Go sir
to any of Justices Except the Pine Grove and
at Centreville) and ask them They will tell YOU that
they have paid all fines over to the Treasurer. Bot
60 sir to the Treasurer. He will tell you that it has
never been done. Would it not be we'll for LegsIa-
tors do "Pine Grove has done to take look into
this matter Cannot there be penalty attached to the
making the duty of all persons having School funds
to pay them into tho Treasury Or would it not be
better to make new law entirely. want see some
thing done in reference TO the money that has already
been collected "Pine Grove" cannot keep the names
of those who are guilty from the public view much
longer but discretion is the better part Of valorA
Second. The law governing Chinese mining and ira
ling think that five dollars per month sail that the
celestial children can pay during the mining season.
about three dollarsper month the year round and
or two hundred dollars pes month for the privilege Of
selling rice, OPIUM &c, &C. - 4ts
I. see that Judge Beatty has proposed amendment
to the quartz law What that amendment is, know
not but hope that lis after the plan suggested by spine
~. oirNu nrtnnNnc
Hoping to- be able to contribute your columns more
frequently subscribe myself ss@sPINE GROVE 4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23
SsheriH,s Sale.

RY virtue OF judgment of foreclosure of a.
- lien OF lumber merchant for material fnrni.tod !
and mechanics for work and labor done. and
or6er OF sale issued out of the District Court of
abe second Judicial district for the county or
Boise, upon Judgment and decree rendered. in
SAID court, wherein A. Fl. Robbie, plaintiGfgant r.
CampneF, Intervenor in pursuance of the statntoe
and notice given, filed and proved his mechanics
lien. and A. Matthew is defendant for fhesann, ~
SAP "a dud said plaintiff, A. H. Robe. and for
the sum of $27S,00 due said r. Campner and
and for costs of suit taxed at the sum of forty
dollars and thiFtyfive cents, dnly tested on tl,ss
18th day Of December, 0lS65, to me directed and
delivered and by which am Commanded ta self
the following property towit That certain bnilds
ing situated Oh that certain lot or marcel 81 1Tnd
lying and being in Idaho City, Boise counfy
Idaho Territory and more particularly describta
as follow: lying on the east side Of Main street.
IN said city, north of Wall street and north of and
adjoining the jewelry store of Robertson & Co..
being sixteen ll6) feet front on Main street anil
running back eastWardly from said Main street ~
even and equal gu width fifty feet, being the same
house and lot now occupied by kedon as rcs
tauFant Public notice is hereby given that On
Saturday, the 18th day Of january; 1866. At ID
O'Clock d. ofsad day, in front of the court house
door IN Idaho City, | will sell at publ auction
for cash to the highest bidder the above described
property to satisfy said judgment with costs aud
Idaho City, dec 20, asS5nswa = sherir.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23
THE HOLIDAYS.

This is no time nor place to write phil
Oscp hical assays upon the above text, be-
cause nOthiNg original would be said which
could be of IS much interest ~ q little local
gossip in the editorial column, and which it
seems to US might as fttingly occur at this
time MS any other.
The most important day Of them all, per-
haps, In general view, is TINT of Christmas,
(MOnday next.) In America, land in Idaho
Territory the exercises are generally both Of
q religious and me.ry-making nature for
as religion can be no cause for sadness, there
is no welI-defned reason why il should not
be most cultivated at season Of universal
enjoyment.
In these new countries where society isnot
fully settled, and where the customs of the
people at large are so very denocratic,it is
hard work to commence a new era of reform
without larger i'm immigration of the more re-
fined material; therefore those who do come
here to live will find it to their interests to
conform, as much as it is possible within the
bounds ofrespectability, TO the customs and
regulations established by the will Of the
majority. kr
Everybody takes delight in attending the
religious ceremonies of the different churches,
and in giving full Of their charity to the poor,
as we'll as by disSreet association at home
and in public with all their neighbors who
are entitled to their respect.
Petty Spites and jealousie distinctions Of
caste, and thesfrowuing down. of persons who
wish and strive to be respected are not tole-
rated !; especially il a country where gentIe-
men are not objected to if they associate with
one class one night and the Sther the next.
II We have any good bloodat all, or if we
have been raised with respectable parents
and our education commenced any where
near the right direction, or if the earth and
its belongings have been pictured out to US
on SQUAD and scientific principles, we can ss-
cape being contaminated by the SIGHT OF any-
body or anything, unless indeed it be NOR
al orphysfcal pestffence. g
The Church festivities both Catholic and
Protestant are of the first impofssacc and the
nearest at hand. On Christmas night the
Methodist Church will contain tree Of val
liable presents for the children.
On Wednesday, 27th the ann ual installation
ceremony of'the Masonic fraternity, with a.
grand bali inathe eveaing, @s -
The remaining portion of the week will be
devoted to dinners, balls parties, sleigh rides,
visits and theatrical entertainments.
Monday, January rst, 1866, will be given
up to general interchange of courtesies In
the shape of Numerous "cafls,r and all who
can afford the expense viii be provided with,
cake and wine upon which to make their
friends merry. We wish the readers of the
< WORLD and everybody else a merry Christ
mas sand another bottle of wlnef and hap
py week to follow it,, lIa8al9 ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

UPPER COLUMBIA Capt Len White has
got misunderstanding onthe Upper Coldu-
biaIabove Fort Colyille, They have got a
new gold excitement up in that country,
which, if they had not, itwould be dull times
for the new steamer. The mines are located
across the line and under the government Of
her Majesty the Queen of England. ! = y
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

s 81 s q
BLAcKEoOT. The snow on the road in the
direction of BIackfoot is so deep that all
those who have started within wseksor two
have returned. Areceut letter from Black
foot says that no new discoveries are aeing
made; that the ground is all taken up and
that already there are ten men to every claim
that is worth having. Helena has an aver
age of over seven persons to every house,
and astrong probability exists that the camp
is 10000 sacks of -four short of a winters
supply. Notwithstanding these drawbacks
the town is very lively and everybody has
greenbacks in great profusion, Red sand in
any considerable quantity has not been as
yet discovered. 81
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23
M ARR led:

On Wednesday night, December 2lst. at the
parsonage in this city, by Rev. William Roberts,
Mr.. JOHN ANDERSON and Miss ANNA MARIA
REosER, both of Buena Vista Bar.
In Idaho City, on Wednesday, December Is, by
Rev. Father PouIin, Mr.. HUGH kelly and Miss
C. u. SAITH.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

PLAcERvILLE MAsoSs.-At called COM
munication ofPlaCer lodge, No. SO, y. & A.
N. on Saturday, 18th inst, the following
oficersrwere duly installed to serve for the
ensuing Masonic year, Wis Ferd. G. Roose-
welt, W.M.;; Geo. T.. Young, s. "; Jesse
Bradford, ]. W.; Horatio Cushing, Treasurer;
W. A. Alice, Secretary; James Maulding S,
D. ". w. West, J. D.; and James Harpham,
TYLER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23


FROM Boise CIrY.--Justas we were going
to press we received the following intelli-
gence, which come in good:
The 0wyhee delegation of the Legislature
have presented Gov. Caleb Lyon of LyOnsdale
with a silver brick, yalBed at one thousand
dollars. 1>s 49,
The Chinese tax and revenue business will
be put through the Legislature to the salts
faction Of all persons interested.
/ The bril- abOlishing the Office Of Territorial
Treasurer has passed the Council.
The bill abolishing the office of Terrific
rial Auditor has passed, the Council.
The Boise delegation works barmoniously
The Owyhee delegation is pronounced by
our friends down there as being perfect
$ bricks" owing, no doubt, to the fact that
they are from the land of "silyer" bricks, &c,
A bill locating the Penitentiary at Idaho
City has been or soon will be introduced.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23
BOISE CRY Coanrsros pErcr.-W

BOISE CRY CoRREsroSDEycE. We are
gnite disappointed ibis week in. not receiv-
jpg our full summary of Boise City affairs.
The address Of Gov. Lyon which We Prom-
ised orr readers. has not come'tO hand We
hope to be favored with the Legislative pro-
ceedlbgs regularly, and, in future to hare no
cause for complaint. We request all who
communicate with us from Boise City to send
everything by Express or Mail.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

FAST EXPRESS RoUTE,-The citizens of
Idaho City and the Boise Basin will be much
accomplished if Mr.. Hill Bsachy'slnew line
Of stages which is to be put on from Star
City will either come direct to tais city, or
connect with stages, departing Immediately
from Boise'for Idaho.Ellilss I L s6.liilI 81
We do not'Want an express oyer that route
at all if it has got to lay over at Boise City
from one to twenty-four hours NJ
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

BofsR-- SrArEsMAE.--This paper has apar-
emily stopped coming to Idaho City. The
reason is not known, but to our citizens it is
a matter of very small consequence.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

SNAKE RIVER FEozsN.--We learn that the
upper Snake river is somewhat frozen, max
ing it rather difBeultin crossing just at pre-
sent. This, however, does notinterfete with
the travel or express arrangements. - IS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

During yesterday we received visit from q son
of p. J. Malone, Esq. The young man belongs to
the 'craft" and was heartily welcome.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

II you want to "plase the Ould woman"
and the children, too, buy some Toys at the
City Book Store.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

- THERE is a vast surplus OF apples in Oregon
this year, and some of the owners of orchards
are much discouraged in consequencs OF the
depression Of prices. .nAu ssa3 !.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

Nor FRozsN.--Arl latest accounts the cold
snaps on the Columbia river had passed
away and there was probability of clos,
ing Of navigation OF, any acconnt, ia L 49,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

j Normons are allowed 70 settle In the Sand
wich Islands. provided they give up polygal
nv 1tE 81. a. ). laols q 80 80 - =.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

TOysl TOysil Toyssl.-A large supply
1ust received at the City Book Store. s. r
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

JUsT received by fast freight at che City
Book Store, large supply of handsome Toys.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

|, TOYs.-lf you want TJys 60 to Pinney IS
City Book Store. '..1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07
Popularity.

great many people at the present day think more o.
obtaining publicity and popularity, than ofany other
thing they could possiby3e Possessed Of But anxious
they may be acquire the vain glory Of the popular voice.
none succeeded to great extent has that
word-renowned remedy known as Goes Cough Balsain
There scarcely family in the land but what consider
supply Of this article to the household as their
-four provisions Experiencehss taught the people that
other remedy has been put before the pnbc that
Will coughs, colds, Group throat and in fact all
throat lung complaint quickly and eectuayas Goes
Cough Baisam In the Eastern States where ii la. been
long known and tested it is considered the reliable
cough remedy and either rich or poor think
Of being without it, We would suggest all readers
t.ie necessity of keeping hand article OF this kind
for immediate 1t costs but Zoe per bottle and is sold
At all drag stores and is the cheersat aud best remedy
in yysY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

We have copied elsewhere letter from the
Cjticago Tribune. giving the history and ex-
tent of the manufacture and sale of the
Wheeler and Wilson Sesing machine. 1t IS
truly the most perfect, as it is the most sue
cessful of all the sewing machines yet invent
ed-has distanced all others bv upwards of
$4,000 III its sales although years behiId in
starting. Some of the advantages Of the
Wheeler & Wilson are the following 1t is
decidedly the most beautiful as piece of
furniture-it is almost noisless while running
it takes only about half the power other
machines require to run tit makes the lock
stItch with a rotating hook-it scarcely ever
breaks a needle 1t works equally well on
the finest and heaviest material-it hens,
fells. and bralds, and does almost every thing
but talk. We recommend all in want of a
machine. to buy the Wheeler & Wilson. All
STYLES may be seen at the Ottawa agency next
door south of Jackson / Lockwood's Hard.
ware Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07
T'he Impending Draft.

Within six weeks there will be another
draft in this county, FOR at least six or seven
hundred men and this time it is hardly to
be expected that Ottawa will escape. A re-
cen: circular from the Provost Marshal Gen
eral, says:
Those interested in the draft should pay
particular attention that the names Of all
those not liable should be stricken from the
enrolment list. Every name taken off redu-
ces the quota Of the district. Each Of the
wards. while they appoint committee 10 col
lect funds to furnish volunteers, should ap-
point q committee to hunt up all the exempts
of the districts who may be enrolled, and see
that their names are dropped.
Now. thorough examination Of the enrol
ment Of this city was made by ex-mayor
Hickling and others, and We are assured by
them that there are still at least 100 names
upon the list, Of persons who are over age.
and 80 more Of persons who are aliens
These persons, knowing they are exempt and
that if drafted they cannot be held. refuse TO
take the trouble TO have their names stricken
from the list. and the consequence IS that the
draft of Ottawa will be some 20 or 80 larger
than it ought to be. The matter seems 10 US
of sufficient importance TO justify the city
council in taking action in the matter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

We have the ONLY ABSTRACT BOOKS containing 8
full complete abstract OF all Deeds Mortgages, or 9TH
er against every Tract Of Land and Town Lot il La
county They the BOOK. formerly kept il the
Recvr,ler- once
Evey farmer and every owner Of town iot should have
IN abstract tho te Of Ii, property that he may kEo"
how m tiki slu an all liens there may be against IL
Abstracts o. tt.s furnished reasonable rat.i on the
shoTts-t notice
Tho-e Wishing :, borrow money take up oli Mortsa
gs- g- L. irlr, tI-lr farms yr l. oLcIui,s ts
ace,mus ,.fs. ty calling On
EDWIN e Fay. a SHERW O)D,
NJ %, Attr7ley q: Las
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

WINTER CLOTHING AT ARMSTRONG -The
best part of the season for selling heavy win,
ter clothing having passed, and Ed. Arm
strong still having quite large stock on
hand, will henceforth sell a, greatly redut ed
prices. He has the best heavy overcoats and
business coats in the city. Try him, # you
want big bargain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

The annual meeting Of The La Sale Co.
B. s. for the transaction Of business, was held
at the Baptist Church, in Ottawa on Friday
the sd Of Dec l.s..
The following Is au abstract Of the report
of the Executive Committee:
Total cash from al, sources, Sl.9sj.-3
Book issued from Co. depository, 945.7l
Books now on hand at 594.0i
Cash on hand a. date Of report. 1865
For:y-seven ..fe member pledges have been
obtained. on which $3.50 have been paid and
S3-- received on former pledges.
2l2S families have been visited during the
wear, and 10 found destitute Of the scrip
lures. i. HALsEY, Ser.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

ScHNErDER.-Mr. Schneider has just made
heaTy additions to his stock of tobaccos, CT
CARS, pipes, &c. His stock is much the larg-
est in the city, and having been bought from
first hands for cash, he can undersell most
dealers outside of New York or St. Louis.
Country dealers can make money by buying
of him vt wholesale. Try himi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

4 RARE TREAT FOR THE INTELLIGENT AND
lPPRECIATIvE PUBLIC-Prof. GRIFFITH, the
celebrated Elocutionist, has agreed to give
one or two entertainments some time this
month. His readings and recitations from
Shakespeare and others, will not only give his
hearers new view of the powers of the hu-
man voice and countenance, but afford them
the opportunity Of shedding some tears, and
indulging in a few hearty laughs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07
LAND AGENCY.

Farms Prairie Lands. BouSes nHd
Lots. and nCaAt lots. bought and sold on
COuiuil->IuL-
Houses ard LET'S ana vacant Lets IL
sstIaN, q. for sale
Improved and tnImpreycd Farms, N
ItS.Ilc Gruudy and Livingston Counties, iVE SALE also
Lands in Iowa Wisconsin and Missouri.
We will ia the HInent Of Taxes On prop
erty III o." Illinois Iowa sco-iH and Missouri
Tr-e wishing L. Buy S.Ii Farms. Prairie Lands OF
Town Lots md their dSu to call 'Li see Is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

FIRE The fire on Wednesday was a;
temporary building erected by Judge Cation,
north Of the Il. r. depot and used principally
for the purpose Of kyenizing telegraph poles.
The buildings: machinery. and tar destroyed.
were worth probably $4,000. TIE burning Of
So much tar cansed the thickest, heaviest,
blacklist smoke ever seen in Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07
Cherokee FeInale Pills.

THE MEDICINE OF THE AGE-The CGzRoKn PI-,s,
advertised in our columns. perhaps ,hs most wonderful
mecament ever put FORTH and OF the most asetC! o.
the Cherokee hsdcinss sovereign ours Of AL irrel-
laty IN te female system it the recurrence Of the
monthly period with precision resembling the evouons
Of machinery Never falling innocu01s. being purely
vegetable as efficient in checking overflow AID
pain as they are in removing distractions and rsc.y
suppression these Pills recommended to female
readers the safest .urest regulator msca
skill has yet devised Try the Cherokee Pills aud b
vneed Sold by all drCyS1stA Dim
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07
Presentation.
We must let the following correspondence

explain itself:
Ma. Down behalf Of the members of Undine Engine
No beg leave TO present with slight testimonial
of their respect for you a Fireman and a citizen
From the organization Of the Fire Department of this CITY
until recently have been identified with thea same
For length Of time you have as chief Engineer
and while filling the functions Of that Office your conduct
was marked with coolness energy, and impartiaIity
AS member OF our city council have exered your
influence In behalf fthe remen; have done every
tg to promote their interest consistent with the duties
OF your ofhce Indeed cannot find words expressive of
my feelings of gratitude for your noble and generous
fence Of that class of citizens who with exceptions
wouldDot confer thank in return
AS citizen not receiving the meager benefits allowed
fireman. You have promptly answered every alarm, and
with willing hand, together with superior knowledge
and experience have done much towards impeding the
destruction Of property by the fiery element.
burning ofiiossacks warehouse you lost valuable
paniOn old servant that had for served you
all such OCCASIONS had successfully met and repulsed
the drenChng elements but could not Withstand OF
nature fierce have reference to your old white
coat o the trite EXPRESSION it has gone by the
board"
We wish to replace it with this one which you will
please accept together with earnest regards for
prosperity May this new companion be servceabe
the old Que, and may il not meet with the fate
W. L. ALLEN.
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A Card.

Permit me through your columns to g..
knowledge visit on as: Monday evening, OF
Z committee representing the ,.d:es and
friends o: the Rutland Sabbath Schools. WHO
before leaving placed n my hands package
Of nearly $50 in g-eenbacks. which vas an
expression Of ,h-.- regard FOR me a. their ~
pegintendeD, Their instructions were that !
use the funds 20 purchase for mvseif an over
Goa. Win i very g-atcfg, heart l acknow.-
edge the recei pt Of their favor. MAY the CIV
er d every good and perfect gift grant TO
eacn one Of the donors, garment that shai!
never wax oid-peace and plenty in this lie,
and in the world to come, life everlasting.
WV. Johnson.
Rutland, Jan. ), 1867
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LYON,S KATHAlkOH.

ka;hA-ion rom the Greek word "KstrO." -KA;h-
Are sgnHyns d cleanse, reUyenate and restore Ihs
article what It's signifies Gcr preserving, re,torin
and beauJyiuS the human hair the bic
preparation IN the world II s again owned and pat up "
the "rgiiA proprietor, and il made with tie
sAl and -thtigr which gave IL sale Of million
o. bottles per
Il = delightful iiai- Dressing
l. eradcats. scurf and danirur
i keeps the head cool and clean
II make. III. hair rich, soft and sln0,.
1t prevents the har from falling n and turning
Il restores the hair upon laid heads
ANY lady gentleman who values . beautiful head 0.
hair should Lyons kathairon. II known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold By all /.
dsal&rl-
DRNAsS BARNES / 90, New York