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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-18


SUPPOSED ROAD AGENT KILLED-A terrible
case of homicide occurred at Walla Walla on
the 3lst ult., an accouot of which is given
in the Dalles Mountaineer substantially as
follows: The driver of the stage that was
short time since robbed near Straw Ranch.
on Burns, River, thought he recognized, in
Walla WaHa, one of the parties concerned in
the robbery The man was at once placed
under surveillance as also two others who
were supposed accomplices, and efforts were
being made to procure proof sufficient to JUS
tify an arrest, when the party FIRST suspected
was assassinated in the south edge of town
by two men, who are supposed to have been
those also suspected. The theory is that his
accomplices feared his arrest and divulgence
OF the facts connected with the stage robbery.
and to prevent it killed him as stated and
made their escape. The names of none of
the parties are given.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-18

DISCOVERY OF THE RICHEST GOLD DEPOSIT
KNOWN IN THE HISTORY OF THE WoRLD!-Up-
on the arrival of the Helena stage, last FRI
day morning, the people of Virginia City
were thrown into gold excitement, before
which all former excitements must pale. The
facts, as we get them from apparently we'll
authenticated sources are briefly as follows
Mr.. Brown, German, or Norwegian, and one
of the original discoverers of the celebrated
Gould 4 Curry lode, of Nevada, and after
wards of the Brown lode in Nelson's Gulch,
in this Territory, was engaged in sinking a
shaft on the "Uncle Sam" lode, about the
head of Dry Gulch, some four miles from
Helena. He had sunk near twenty feet, when
the indications not suiting him, he concluded
to change his course by drifting up hill from
the bottom Of his shaft He had advanced
in this direction about ten feet, when be
reached gold deposit which, in richness and
extent has, perhaps, no parallel in the history
of gold mining. Gold in almost SOLID mass
es, glittered before his bewildered vision =
For two weeks longer, unknown to others,
he tunneled into the golden wall. Secreted
about him, be had accumulated several gun
ny sacks, literally filled with the precious
metal, when longer secresy became imprac-
ticable, from the very extent of his unexpect-
ed ealth, and Mr. Brown proceeded to re-
cord and secure his property, when the pub
lie were informed of the great discovery. It
is SAID that he now keeps strong guard
day and night, over his seemingly incomput-
able wealth, while be, unassisted, delves into
the golden walls around him, and continues
multiplying his sacks of precious ore. One
person, who was admitted into Mr.. Browns
drift, states thatit presented a scene of wealth
more akin to picture of the imagination
than actually. Gold gold gold met the
view on every side-aboVe, below, and all
around-and reflected back its rich hues in
the glare of the candle, as if this subterra-
mean vault had been hewn out of solid
ledge of the yellow metal.
The gold is found in a well-dehned ledge
fully FIVE feet in width. The gold vein is
three feet in idth-three-fourths Of the en-
tire substance therein being pure gold; the
remainder mainly bismuth. On each side of
this vein, there is casing of one foot Of
quartz, which will assay from $500 to $4,000
to the ton. The very wall-rock is rich
Specimens can be seen at the City Book
Store. Virginia Post.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Deacon Bross one of the Colfax party has
arrived at home. He recently delivered an
address at Chicago on the subject Of what he
had seeh he said in another year idaho
would ship silver by the ton.
Among other things he gave sketch of
the route taken by his party to the Pacific
coast, and in this connection gave his views
of the best route for the Pacific railroad.
There was slope of some 400 or 500 miles
In length from the Mississippi to the Rocky
Mountains, and giving an ascent of some 1000
feet, which is so gradual as hardly to be per-
ceptible. Following up the Great Platte riv-
er, the range is trayersed by the South Pass.
Through this was the best route for the great
Pacific railway, on account of the easy grade
which nature had provided, thence down the
Snake and Columbia rivers.
That is lift for Idaho but it comes rather
late. The route has been laid out. Nevada
happened to be struck two or three years too
soon for our benefit.
The project of putting steamer on the
Pend d 'Oreille Lake, to facilitate the trans
mission of freightto Montana Territory, has
been abandoned, for the present at least. The
only remaining chance to secure the trade of
that section to the Columbia River, is by hav:
ing the Mullen road opened in time for the
Spring trade aud travel.
The Virginia City Enterprise says; It is
said that General John Cradlebaugh address
ed the Democratic Ratification Meeting and
endorsed the nomination of Mitchell.
The editor of the Mountaineer has had
sight of lot of gold bricks, running from
twenty pounds down, which had been manu-
I,h No. m IF
them were stamped the weight of over two
hundred ounces, and in the aggregate they
weighed little the rise of one hundred
pounds.
Good for John Dav
Helena city is SAID to be a better place for
business than Virginia. Provisions are re-
ported low with an expected rise.
The Virginia Post remarks concerning the
markets at that place that the demand for
-four continues active. Purchases are made
with usual freedom, at an advance in the pri
ces noted in our last weeks report-the in
qury being mostly from Helena and Black
foot City. for large lots. 1t isas low now as
can possibly be looked for, owing to an adj
vance in freight of three cents per pound;
and should the present storm continue, SO as
to impede the progress of trains now on the
road from Salt Lake City, there is every prob
ability that it will advance daily in view of
which, those who purchase soonest will un-
doubtedly fare the BEST 1t is estimated that
there are 5000 sacks hereat the present time,
which is mostly held by spectators
Hill Beachy was lately at Owyhee. He has
made some propositions to convey the U. S.
Mail from Boise City to Humbolt City, New.
They have been forwarded to Washington,
and if accepted he will carry weekly mail
Large quantities of -four are arriving at
Ruby City. The Avalanche says 81 !, 900 lbs.
have been brought over the Chico road this
season: and so, O0o lbs of barley. Ok teams
have averaged about thirty five days in maxi
ing the trip.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-18

MR. DANA, once assistant editor of the Tri-
bune, and now the editor of Chicago jour
nal, has taken sides against his quondam CO.
adjutor and perversely says: "There is no
doubt that Mr.. Greeley was secessionist at
the beginning of the war, and remained
secessionlst through it," He finally bestows
upon b. G. the mostabject, contemplate and
pitiable characteristics. And this is friend
shipl
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Elk HORN G. & S, m, CO,

NOTICE. The annual meeting OF Stockholders
In for the purpose of electing Officers to serve
for the ensuing year, win be held at the Compa-
ny's Office, in Pioneer City, on the 22d Of Nov,
1865, at the hour OF one o'clockp. m full rep
resentation of Stock is requested either in person
or by proxy in writing. to be filed by the Seere
tary. w. w. CHAPMAN, Jr., Secretary.
Pioneer City, OFT %, 1865 Lnlw4
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FERD. PATTERSON, who made his name
memorable in Idaho, has left the Territory
for his old home at the East
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The excellent preparations f Dr. Chalin. Nv
the Of wh Oh he gained ." ~. Al Il p"pul,rt T.,
80 the treatmrut ant are If b, T,ei,-ia Ir r
Complaint, Constrpstinn snl ra.pnsjs.p al tn
Heart, AMI all dissase7 Rtising from MIDI sst,un
and torpid liver, was none other thsn al t is
nov put up under be name Of kei ,ck ct >t,In.
&eh Butsrs-ths propFl~tpr> bav'n: the 0ri l1ua
formuH in their Possession. Re sons suffering
With Dyspepsia snd sli dIsrsscs ar,sln. tr..r 3,
disnr Tered state Of the stomach, sh 'ulI at "u"r
obtain bottle of'the ce'sbrsted Red jacket Stnrn-
Aeh Bitters. No family should he without fh~u.
Sid iRauas bottges BY all druggists throughout
the country.
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4. r. airs .atE = -. ., s4v s,sanss iszsl
FoSnIry - the only sasshjtshmsnt Of tbs ksaa i
Iowa vet Of TIE Mississippi r5vs'-- ara ppssanI
:" sEscass promptly an satisfactorily al Ess )
tbsiv Inns. All kinds IT eassiEg s suzas-asilss Il
machines. ~ar'u~s sr4 ts5Aar.. tuigf r. astas
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SHERtFF'S SALE

By virtue "f Specisl Execution to me directed
from the 0hse Of tbs Clerk vf the District Court Of
P"ttA~ HttaHais Cosnfy. Ipwa, shall pr.,csed T.,
seil on MaHdsy the 2ath dav Of March /. D. 1855
he'wsa q the hours Of 10 e'sIuck A. H. and 1
2. NJ. of sail day, in front II the Couaty Trs..
Hrers Oaace, in the city of CaaneH Bluffs the fol
I"wing described Heal Estate oFTuttle / Brsa o
DE 60 laHts ts~wn:
TIE follow n described Real E.ta,s 80. vi
Commencing 1T The North East tarusr II Lot
No 81 in'hs "r'EinsI plat uf Cousril rInH. ru,..
ntng 'k"nes 100 feet Svuth IN Madison rtre.,
th"no" West to the haak If SAID LIT 81 thence
Worth 100 feet thence on the Narlh ans q sal,
L"tta the plaee NJ beginning situated in ,hy
CITY Of CvUncai buas PoifawaHfaais Comfy. los
Taken as7he property Il Tu't}s / Rroan be
i"ndSnts "a s"t.FfY sPeej25 E1ncuiiua in fave,
Of James Levi, P aiptg
sala & sbmlnsnes al o'slr ok P. d. said suT.
c, FuekHIs ghsrif.
Csaacl BiaEs, Iowa FEB, 18th lsss-wn
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......- NJ
'-.,.. -.'
assortment Of
~
- o''Htle'e LII Si1"S al" '''eS'
m,;,,v manufactured r. or,,ar
CRosSLAND & FoLsoM's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Is without exception the best in
variety and quality.
O. oSShASO & FOLSOM
in
mooTS mud Suop~
IKoSSLAND L EoLSoA
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FARM PUR SALE.

xnai Farm about rr;'sS : rath "a, ~ CANA
ell 8 as ca sln4ag i&l ares b. Ea il :.
prairie iaaI. hsin; the W A. So so T. -
HanEc AsW. 10 as-e. in ca Nv Itiaa MI suEr,uol.
81 With = baar1 feats. glnf frsHaN h ,sisr With :
COOL we'll Of water AZ the aaoT. Lrrs'tt IN :
soqd nsi8hssehoat AMI canreaent 70 Mills AMI
,hSsS Will he sli 1t bT<a,u Il anrEi'Ntinn
he N Ne Eaon # MT bv the rst Of April the farm
wilbs EJr rent Eaqnirs OF
R@-* 50 {. vO 0RHTS
Feb. is 1885 wtf
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Sir: u arr hereby notihed that there i, nos
m f's N the Once If the EIsrs OF the District
Curt It P"'ttwatfausis etnnty. Tlwa, q petition
+ m Hammer. Q aiming against yvu n deer, .
ter the fo' eeIosurs Vi your equity of redemption
hts
Ah that unless ven appear anl defend thpretn
befor' Of the ID day Of the next Term Of said
District Cur t" commence IN II uday. the arst
Of May l<e5, default will be entered against vsa
~ q Judgment render. thereon
:.-.....: Date I, Fso, %, 1865.
U. 5. CuAS, COOK,
: Iot, Ar f. r pI,'T
= R.v.
Stamp:
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On. NsRfcHTsa
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INFORMATION FREE:

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
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pesS. The Recipe api full inf ru' Tti.sl--, , ;Ia
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Addreas JOHN II. 80 DEN.
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this infnrHnp lion in vAluahle.
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0aE3INAL N0TlCE

; La District csat of Psita~N,tasRie coaaty
fer aay rsfn 1898. Isasus Bsau.
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sir: l"u are hereby nnttae n 1t there !. apw
on fe in the Of,s ofthe ~s'k "fthe D sIriet CD
Of PVtt' YAtamie county. Iowa, Pet tien If Juhp
Hammer, Gaming a'ai"st y"n decree fnr the
foreclosure If our equity OF redemption Of lots
And that uurss you appesr and dsfeul theret ,
hFf're MON # the I'd dy of the mex Term Of said
District Court IN commence "a Monday, the frst
day Of May. 1885 default will be entered against
' gu aad judgment rsu isrVa thereon.
$780,: Dated, Feb. %, 1868
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Folsom WA. A. sIwaris. Louden
Adlisa. .ErNstuS Partridge, Tho@is J.
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r, l.. p"aStass ThaDas,Ei sr, John
P2ader, A. r, Wright. Sarah 1. Cay.
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sea fzuas
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FLAX sEED-For rails &C
l. | LocEwoop
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The weather has at last become moderate,
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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08
MASONIC GRAND LODGE.

The Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons of the State of Illinois, met in
annual communication in Springfield, on the
Sd inst. On the 4th the election of officers for
the coming year took place, resulting in the
choice of the following gentlemen: '.
M. W. H. P, NJ. Bromwell, Charleston,
Grand Master.
R. W. Jerome r. CORN, Decatur, Deputy
Grand Master. RI, --a
R.W. Nathan w Huntley, Chicago, Senior
Grand Warden. 30
R. W. Charles Fisher, Springfield, Junior
Grand Warden
R.. r. Harrison Dils, Quincy, Grand Trea-
surer. o.. 5s.....7... $3.50. .. t.i s-t.
R. W. Hartman G.. Reynolds Springfield,
Grand Secretary. ,.a.. ,o. n
R. W. and Rev. J. T. Orr. Camargo, Grand
Chaplain. ..s.F %" .fr--.. III 81 r.
R. W. NJ. W. Willis, Quincy, Grand Orator
R. W. o. N. Stafford, Springfield, Grand
Tyler. ~ t:..
q, W. Alonzo Ransom, Richmond, Grand Pur-
suivant.
W. J. F. Alexander, Greenville, Grand
W. 5. B.. Digger, Carlinville, Grand Stand
ard Bearer.
W Daniel Frost, Lee Center, Grand Sword
Bearer. $3.50
w. James Lowe, Quincy, Gand Senior
Deacon.
w. Rodney Ashley, Kankakee, Grand Junior
Deacon. ..e
w. John c. Reynolds, Springfield, Deputy
Grand Secretary.
W. John NJ Burnett, Springfield, Grand
Steward.
w. James Gourley, Springfield, Grand
Steward.
NOMINATIONS IN JACKSON COUNTY. The
Republicans of jackson county have nom
mated the following ticket:
For County Judge-M Swartzcope.,
For Associate Justices-Thomas HightoWer
and James Bradley.
For County Clerk-G. J. Burr.
For Circuit Clerk-Frank Civer.
For Surveyor-Edward Newsome.
For Assessor-G. Conner.
For School Commissioned. Worthen.
The Democracy have nominated the follow
! ing county ticket. ...-..
| For County Judge-L N. Hamilton.
! For Associate Justlces-J. Randleman and
| E. Kennedy.
For County Clerk-H. Crawford.
For Circuit Clerk-H. J. Ford.
For Surveyor-Wm. Schwartz.
F.! For Assessor-L. Pulley.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
I IMPORTANT TO STEAM
& BoATMEN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON, August -, 1866. !
SR:-The attention of Postmasters Special Ag t.ts,
and all other officers of the POstofce Department., is
specially directed to the 9th section OF the of Con-
gress, approved March z5th, 1864 which imposes fine
OF mot less than one hundred more than five hun
dred dollars for each and offence for placing the
words United States Mail, any other words lett ers
or characters of like import steamboat other
vessel, sagecoach other vehicle " not actually used
in carrying the mails of the United States for giving
notice. by publishing in any newspaper otherwise"
that any steamboat other vessel stagecoach other
vehicle, is used in carrying the nails of the United
States when the same is not actually so used
This is in the words following viz
SEC. o. ind he ii fu,Uer eudcted, that if any per-
son or persons shall paint Mint, post or in any other
manner place upon attach to, steamboat or other
vessel or stage coach other vehicle which is not act
the words United States Mall any other, letters
characters import; or If any person persons
shall give notice, either publishing in any ewspaper
otherwise that any steamboat other vessel any
stagecoach other Vehicle is used in carrying the
mails Ct the United States, when the is not actu
ally used, every person offending wfuy aid
ing abettng therein, shall conviction thereof in
court of competent jurisdiction fined in any not
less than hundred than five hundred dollars
for such oense onehaf for the of the United
States ami the other half to the informing nd
prosecuting for the same.
This law must be enforced against all offenders, and
Postmasters and other officers of this Department
hereby instructed to take the steps for enorc
| ing its provisions. W. DENNISON,
sep21d1m Postmaster General.