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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

OaraoosArnr.-The Davsnport Gassttl
and the abolition concern printed in this
city are trying to make little fun Of sign
on the Rock Island carriage bridge leading
to the Island, which reads as follows:
give Dollars fine for Ridsing or Drive
ing over this bridge faster than walk"
The abolition concern, printed here,
charged that q Democratic City Council got
up the sign. and therefore the Democratic
City Council didn't know how to spell. The
facts are IS follows: The City Council ap
pointed committee Of one q Republican,
to get up the sign boards, paint them, and
put them up. This Republican executed the
work and put it up. Tho bad spelling be-
longs to the committee, and no one is re-
sponsible for il bat the committee, and
the committee was Republican.-R. l. ar
gus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

Nsw YoRk, Feb. 9.
Gold opened at 2.A; fell I, S.nz; closed
Mt Q ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

DIsrRfcr CouRr. case of Sheppard
vs.. Pollock-action on promissory note, was
brought up for trial this morning. The his
tory Of the case, in brief, is - follows: Pol.
lock purchased = mill Of Sheppard, in Port
Byron, Ill, for $4,000, the property being
warranted in good running order, and
sound. OF the purchase money, 81 900 was
paid down; but upon alleged failure ofwar-
aaty, defendant refuses to pay note for the
balance, whereupon plaintiff brings suit.
Geo. II. Parker for Plaintiff; Bennett and
Smith for Defendant. The case occupied
~ attsnaien Of the csart dnring the fore.
ron.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09
NEW REVERE HOUSE.

Corner North ClarE and Kjnsie Nvests,
Chicago. III.
NVHIS HOTEL. HAS FIRST CLASS ACCOM-
trally located, within three minutes walk Of the
principal Ranking houses, Bosrd Of Trade, &e.,
Is entirely new, with elegant furniture, and all
the departments replete with modern conveuisn-
ces
Having leased the above Hotel for term Of
70 merit consideration, I solicit your patronage,
believing that the complete and liberal manage.
ment Of the sNeW Revere" will he entirely satis-
factory to you. GILBERT BUTCHER.
smg25-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

TsxrksAxcs.-1Aefhird lecture BY Mrs.
Sarah A. Shepard Tempsrancs will be
delivered ct lie Claire Han this Thursday
evening, e - O'clock. The lectures Il
ready delivered by this lady haye given
great satisfaction to the friends Of The cause
Of tsnpsraace, and rs highly spoken Of BY
III who hase hard then. This svening
win b the last address, q Nrs. Shepard
will leave to-no1row for The intsgior ef The
Shta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

II ChleaGe Markets.
Chisago, Feb. ..
Wheat, No. !, $l.47.
Oats, 62c.
Corn, soc.
HO4s unchanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

The 'sfire King" Engine Fer Sale
A FrRsT-RATE FIRE ENGINE, In good
IA working order, which will do more work
with the same number of men than any other En-
CINE In the State.
For further particulars enquire of committee.
NJ. NOE.
W. G. JONES.
1T. TEMPLE, Secy.
Davenport. Iowa, Feb. Z, d2w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

,os,e. unnaid. 0,575.21
n iiabiIitv 10 Banks or individuals, ex
cept Office expenses
No deposit has been made BY this Com.
pany in compliance with the laws Of
sny State, r FREEnAN, President.
W. CONNER, Jr., Secretary.
CounovwEALfH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
HANPDkN, ss.
srsuovrxLp. Mass, Jan 20. 1855.
Personally appeared Edmund Freeman, Pres'-
aent and VIM. Conner, Jr., Secretary, Of the
Snrine1eld Fire and Marine lnsurccc Company,
and made oath to the foregoing statement by
sh.,r .uh.cr;hed WA true Before me,
\. l.. SOCLE,
Justice Of the Peace.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09
Stes % Mrt Mowse.

s. 39tiaE- = o., xsvP'ss,
Corner Of State and washingtoa streets,
Chicago, HI.
NVHIS HOUSE IS NEWLY FURNISHED.
Il centrally located. within block or two ofall
the public places in the city, and contains the
largest rooms Of any hotel in Chicago.
- This house Will b. kept in Arst-class
style, at old prices. regardless of advances Of
other Chicago hotels, ag25-dtf
FOR SALE.
a SIX HORSE POWER PORTABLE ENGINE
"a and boiler-as good q new. Inquire Of
LCSE 0R160H,
feb dtfw2w IS Perry st., Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

Scorr County Hocs.-Speaking about
pork, and what farmers have realized from
the hog crop this year, our esteemed farmer
friend, John Madden, Of Long Grove, wishes
It distinctly understood that he takes the
palm in that line this year. Mr.. Madden
marketed twenty hogs this season, aud from
them realized one thousand dollars. He
claims to be ahead on the pork question. If
any farmer in Scott county can show .
cleaner thing in the line, John wAhes to
make his acquaintance. Nov, Messrs.
Farmers, what have you got to say about il,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09
FRENCH,S HOTEL,

On te EarcpsaS Fda. opposite the CSsy Hell
1ark, CSc. Of Fraakfort strsst,
New YOrf.
ypacious Refectay, Hath Rooms and Barber
Shop, Bed-roons warmed gratis, and only one
ed II room. ~ not believe rumors or heck.
men who say We - full. Herva . are 81 Il.
owed - receive pe1quiaites apl6-aly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

ExrRA SESSION. The subject of an Extra
Session of the General Assembly, for the
purpose Of ratifying tho proposed Amend
ment to the Constitution, is being generally
eanvassed. We are officially advised, that
Governor Stone will await the action Of 9TH
er States; anduntil the action Of Iowa gives
promise ct least practical results, the ex-
pense Of IN Extra Session will not be incur.
red. lit b ~ ertained, however, that the
requisite number of States will act promptly
Ii this matter, the aetion Of Iowa, % fer -
her present ExecGfivo can contribute Il
such q result, shall nok be wanting to give
us Universal Ffeedom.-Des XoiMes Rsgis-
ter. c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09

-- PrOprieto r..
MISSfS0 (PPI HOUSE.
HEERY nAJPT, PROPRIETOR. he
Dis conveniently arranged 10.
tel to all travclsra and also to city boarders a.
surine them that nothing will be wanting 10
promote the welfare Of his guests and to make
'9slr stay with him pleasant and agreeable.
He also recommends his well stocked bar which
isssupplied with the choicest liquors and wines,
Lunch every morning IT 10 o'clock. iel II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-09
Asssss.

zJo
ell7, 800 u s. per cent bonds Of 1881 lso. 27s 90
q, 600 U. s. per Ct. Registered sonds 3,s7o
tl.6O0 Walertown L Rome RR binds. I'"ov
ll22 Shares bsnk stock, a. follows: ls''''i
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c

business WAGONS OF EVERY KIND
- constantly on baud, made in the lo.I manner.
You wii hnd tbs pace A. favorable nay mat can
Le found aud every article warranted A. reprsssnt.l
sfkwAkl's Factory, SD St between broadway
AID 81 ave- %
LOR sALE-A ONE HORSE TRUCK u
L ond hand pries siS, cor. Ave. u and 9th 1t pg5
EOB SALE-A GREY MARE, 4 YEARS
- oid, VAN hall spnng cart ana harness. ut tor any
kpj o. work. vii. be sold chtap, Gail at M ulLIs,
FILa s'o'e' lvth ave. and l4ta 81, until sold, 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-22

A YOUNG GIRL, Ia YEARS OF AGE,
"A wishes nacc In a respectable, anal Jew ali
. .lv. Apply by letter to "JENhss," loN 80 sun
a. atrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-22
ANu'SE,lr:NrS.
u RN L Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM,
IMMENSE SUCCESS
Of the GREAT AMERICAN IRAGEDIAN
Mr.. j. n S1t DIZZY,

IMNENRE SUCCESS
Of the GREAT AMERICAN IRAGEDIAN
Mr.. \. II. s1I DLEY,
AFTERNOON Al 3. ENtNlNG AT ~.
WILLIAM Till.
william Tell 800. Mr.. ! Is. studlcy.
supp, ted 10y the ereat Drrmai Cclnp4ny
NuRNISG T. n. SfIki I. 'llsM IN rOSF.D
Practically ilusttn',d ~ nN. Won LICK
1lKkl. Lt.,GED NBNIlk by TONY DESiER
bO lite size moving NhS hrutcs.
Prot. ~ fCHINos The Lightning Calculator
l'lANlf~S and CLAN T. NDN. FAT WOMAN
MOODKOt fES BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWEHS
TWO GLASS STEAM kNulNES IN notion
Cncassian 'iiri, pSHr, Alhiuo 10y, Living Cttan..
Grand AquariL henagcrie. millon curioitiol
Admission Be cent?. Children under ten is conu Iiy
HOOLEl : MlNSIRELS-lOl BOWERY.
Il "a % Monday e'eAinR, March ~ .ud ever
light. ANQIhkh GLORIOUS BILL. lMMhNSb
ATTRACTION. Ee-HppoaRnee OF the Champion
CLOG DAu,e,a I'M HAYES and HANK MUIsiE
CSfte Nisitc. Commence ats e5i
I'VE APPROPRIATION HAVE YOt'
l. BEEN 10 IHk CIRCUsr
l9th street, opposite the Academy Of Au,iu
~ NOT, GOl
Mat ncen every Wednoa Gay and SATURDAY 9g)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-22
mIIIIAR Y.

L. lcO Ia [ : Navy for years yoluD-
tOers fe~ men with usdes a. lindstnen, extra In
oucements Ter Substitutes. Call nj the Old shipping
q ficsa az Courtlaud at H2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-22

I ,OT-A BANK BOOK. No. q, GG9, on
ploase return II TO the ltanE il
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MILITARY.

a NJ MBER Or SUBSTITUTES ARE
es.y ~ eniist At hour. noticc l. o, wear.
ly! ptinttp8.S q $50 90 Fl-IU Atnlv at KIM
j ONS Na'A shiYpins Ohcc, Wall IL 800
\ IIENIlON 80 The HIGHEST BOUNTY
paid to volunteers and substitutes. m, one ,vo
ana three year. substitute uui.lpl ~ a., sh,,,
oilct up stairs. ROBERT HARrE co. yJa
A 90 FULTON ST.. AN EXTRA LARGE
bounty IL paid to schncn ami nittncu AIso mon
10 TIC army. Apply Uafly. k,m,muor " naval
supuinT office. 81
A st BNIllITE WANTED THIS MORN.
\ iut. Iriurint' wait nF Nirhast cs4h L.
-, hand money paid. BROWN q CO., PARK rl.co
rom IL. 20. VI ..oNw.. 81
A TTEN1lON-sl,Oo 900 PAID ABLE SEA
= Ainen at Il 1t elias, fiemeu. ~ iountv aud b,
vsaer' To ent,t IN the I. :. navy. Alply to mos.
nav IN Wal A. teat office. ls3
4 L. NOIJ NTEERS AND SUBSIITI tbs
%. li.' ron oul office qua. .ut,ci ia4r
arA'u iLiu ptticC. astIstAGl lion. MILTON GO, 4pS
Bfoalva ~
4 SUBSTITUTE WANTEn-THE Iii 'hc,t
4 lounH pa,d. Ntpl' ,otuor O. Jaj and " cot su
'""e '.''"' ~. oAtis nee eipy. lnt
A CARD-NEAMEN,O ORDINARY SENMEN,
- 10 en- 81 cls- ntr.utu, Cuapas ore, Ltndsme1.
oe'''ftc 'H Ny,wa1tci tn day 10. the =. Navy;
louu toy rurrs -db,; Tor years flGUV. Apply at
Tia" Na'a' IL, ruins ONCE. 50 h'~e v
ia ST. NB RY co.
\ tolIIE OF GOOD MIN tALlENs) CAN
set 80, cssh duNu, a. ono year sub-titutcs by
cnilnk EARN A. l~4 We. q. Iui
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-22

A RTIrIlLNL TLOwERS - luO GIRLS
II. G-t,I W ~ork Oh t0Nere ~ .csruer, employ.
YvOt steady. Cal At = White e. as
A kTUlCIAL FLOWERS WAIVED %
IA gooi hand. aud brauchers. Alec some hand' 10
sake grsss p,cquets Work Tven home. tod vsSes
All steady rOrk viii b. given. Apply at - W llkfr
50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-22

lNfOkMAilDN WANlED OF THOMAS
4 WOMAN. he came from England TO hi. country
August 1853, and went West AprL laji Nneu last
heard VI, hs WV Ia Jersey CIV. Any INFORM iOu OF
him will be thankfully received by L. lrother-iu-la
jos. u. SMALL HUDSON City Post Oihcc, sd $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-22
ST AND FOUND.

EOUND-A GREY MARE. COR 43p ST.
81 ave; Osn't viii find her at - forty-lfh 81,
. ave, blactsmith shop. IVt
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w ANTI
- WANTED TO prrcHASr

=. AVIS 49, WANTED TO PUFCHANr
- circui~. aud ny aui ,U.- ..l-y All. ESQ.
lathe. Particulars direct ~. p. ., fulton a,. ~ as
CTRAW SEWERS AND GOOD ALTEKERS
- uant.d hi hcs. prirus aAd pay ever, week,
staW siv,n go 70 respusbie persons at No. ourth
ave. ] ~ TIER. g3
g GAR MILL WANTHP-SECOND HAND,
- iron roli'-' Appiv A. ia BeAiest. 20
To BNkER>-WANTED A MAN TO ~.
sist on bread AMI make husclf useful, steady
eupo' mont. Inquire in bakery, "a Ill. hih aNt.coi
Jane t. -
IT, BAkERS-WANTED 4 YOUNG MAN
4 y vofk on high round aud split bread Inquire
~ u spring e.. l't
TRUNK MAKERS GOOD wORKMEN
Il wanted. Apply at e. 4. sPRt HAT 80
ErnslvSy 90
UMBRELLAS - BOYS WANTED FOR
~ 'rla shcp App.y IL WOpbWuEIli, ASnER-
SnN CO. ~ Wofth II. 81
TMTEELLAS-TRAME MAKERS Wanted.
- APP to wOUDwuErn, ANDERSON CO.
. W,1h+'. H
LIA\TEp--GOOp OPERATORS, BNIST-
Nn 90 Tor operators Sl2 t. 81 per weUE u.
BLA 10. 90 Clinton It. .lt
NNANTEu--A RESPTCTABLE WIZ Nu-,.
w 10 take charge OF n u weeks oij. Inquire
2aJ Lest ls,h st. I'd teo hnrk 'orrs a'"
WASTED a GOOD TAN DEl',N ON
w the hes' OF ,uatoiu coats. eLy work 10 one
that viii suit. pa u ZONE T. III
NNANTrD--GOOD HANDS To WORK
w on knottcl kris; rn.d hands viii 'c'civr good
pa. &. .da b.oomo t. 't
WAIVED OPERATORS AND BAISTFES
W on " 3 Wa miohinos, on linen talu Aiao
hut'nhoi'-intkcr work si,on cu' 10 te,rpnr i,'
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CEWING MACHINES To RENT, BOUGHT
Dor exchanged. Al sun t,,nirrd liowes Wheel
or 4 " i!sou's SIngei's Pl4n'r AHRei'r and Grow
or & Rake =. Second hand mach ines always on hand
Tor salr food In.Yh.nes iog s2O at 49, Canal st,
uOors ,,tst d h.It,u. y,
CEWING MACHINES 10 LET OR SOLD
Don time Wheeler d Wilsou's and Singers, Apply
TO WILLIAM 81 LOWRY, 81 Java street G.o.n
Point, HI
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SEWING MACHINES.

ALI. FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINES
n BOUGHT, sold Nud 20 Tru'. New machines cN-
changed for old AiH0 y les earned ~ operate all
kinds a, machines a. ~ BroadN,y. 3gt
EOR SALC-NO. D SINGER SEWING MA
J. chiue bat li'te u.ci An iu perfect order " III
me- sold cuolp. Arb al 20 Carn st. Myrtle a'e1ue
Is ooklvn. Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-22

CFRNANTS IESTANT
- COOKS Tor several families. Protes lant ooachInan
uurse saitIosse - house girls, 80, for city aud
county. Men ier farmers. SAUNDERS, 800 Fourth
ayr, cor S4th ST. W
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

In JUSTICES Court before Justice Burns In
the case of the People VS.. James Smith, charged
with petit larceny, fined $40, or in default SEN
fenced to county Jail for ten days. Money not
paid and defendant taken to jail.
The People VS.. VIM. Fl. Thomas (eolored)
charged with stealing Sl80-gold coin, some spe-
cimens and greenbacks, from Geo. H. Harrison
(colored) -WaiYed examination and gave bonds
to appear before Grand Jury.
The People VS.. VIM. H. Thomas, on his own
complaint for assault on above defendant-ffned
SO. Amount paid-defendant discharged.
The People vs.. John Fitzhngh, charged with
shooting Jerry Sullivan Sept. Il, on Buena Vista
Bar. Acquitted.
Before Justice McGownd. In the case of the
People VS.. Mrs. Trappee for tearing down an At.
tachment notice posted by the Constable. The
complaint withdrawn and party discharged.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

ASSESSOR s'REPoRT.-From the report of Mr.
Thos. Foye, County Assessor, we derive the fol
lowing notes.
Assessment of Boise County for the year 1865
Three millions one hundred and forty seven thou
sand eight hundred and forty two dollars, Is ,147 )
SAL
Number of quartz mills crushing rocS-three
work forty stamps Mills in course of construc-
tion, two, viz, the Golden and Astor. The first
named will be completed in few weeks with a
battery of twenty-five stamps. The Astor com.
pany are busily engaged in the manufacture of
brick for their MILL Their machinery has not ar
rived yet.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

JUSTICES COURT BEFORE Nc GowND.-The PEG.
pie VS.. John Myers, charged with assault and
battery on Fred Miller. Fined Subcommittee
until paid.
People VS. Levy, charged with assault and
battery upon Chas Swede alias "Mose." Found
guilty and fined $40 and costs, amounting to $50.
People VS.. J. Speigle, charged with assault with
deadly weapon upon j. Fottarar. Found guilty
and lined $40 and costs, amounting to sos
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

Mr.. ARMSTRONG is selling out the goods and
merchandise of the store of the late Mr.. Heron.
at very low figures in order to close the business.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

WINE AND CIGARS of the choicest quality attest
the merits of the saloon of Campbell & SPAIN.
The samples received are duly acknowledged and
appreciated. The billiard tabes are again in ac-
tive operation in room fitted up as neat as a
parlor. Knights of the cue will take notice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14
Notice.

Information wanted of c.. Campbell and P. F.
Riggs who registered their names at the City
Hotel in Idaho City as being from Canyon City.
Boardeda week and left, forgetting to settle for
the same. There are several others who are guilty
of the same offense whose names will appear in
due TIME, as intend to publish every one who
treats me in like manner. L. III. BARBER.
Idaho City, September both, 1S65-49>at.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

We refer travellers to the notice of Capt Null
len. The Indians having driven off mach of the
stock on the California route, the stages will not
run regularly this winter. The mail will be carr
ried on horseback. About the goth of Octob Der,
five stages, each capable Of carrying eleven pas.
sengers will leave Ruby City for Chico and diff
ferenG parts of California 1t will be an excellent
opportunity for travellers in that direction.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

HAIL-A severe hail storm apparently attempt
ed to level the hills about the Warm Springs last
Sunday about o'clock in tie morning. The hail
descended for time SO thick and heavy that resi-
dents began to be aIarmed-but it passed away
without inficting any damage.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

Mrs. J. S. BUTLER, while in San Francisco,
having made herself thoroughly acquainted with
the new system of fitting and cutting dresses in
the latest and most fashona bic STYLE is prepared
to receive orders at her residence on East Hill.
above the Catholic Church Ladies will be pleased
with the manner in which the work is performed
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

TIRE OVERLAND HoUsE.-Persons visiting Boise
City will find elegant quarters, and agreeable
landlords, by stopping At the Overland House.
Messrs Cram Ellsworth have La tely made some
Improvements about the establishment, which
renders this hotel very pleasant place. See no /.
tice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

By an advertisement elsewhere, it will be see n
that the connection heretofore existing between
Langworthy Charlton, in the Banking and
Brokerage business, has ceased to exist, Mr..
Charlton, owing to recent bereavements, retiring
from the firm. Mr.. Langworthy, long and favor
ably known in this community, will continue the
business as heretofore, and we bespeak for him
the Electromagnetic deserves. Mr.. Charlton intends
to leave for6he East in short time He was
one of the pioneers of Boise Basin, and by strict
integrity In business, enterprising purposes and
social qualities, formed many personal friend.
ships whose ntimacies are interrupted with regret
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

( The PIONEER ANN1VERsARY.-No many of the
pioneers are now among us who /" struck the first
pick" and put up the first cabins in Idaho City
few. however, are still left among the thousands
who followed them, and with u very natural pride,
that few celebrated last Saturday October y as
the third anniversary Of the settlement. Nu-
merous baskets of champagne flowed in honor of
the event. The original company, we believe,
was composed of fifty men. Among these Messrs
James Roach, Geo |. Gilbert. David Thompson,
John Christie, A. D. Sanders, Marion Moore, John
Rogers, VIM. Artz, and a few others, whose names
are not in our possession, still remain here.
majority of the original company acquired com.
petence, but many are as poor, in worldly wealth,
as before the discovery of the camp.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

GoTNG.-Several of our citizens leave next week
for the East, among whom is Mr.. John Heard, of
the firm of Heard & Andrews. He intends to vis>
it St. Louis, and will be absent until next Spring.
His many friends wish him safe trip, and a
speedy return.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

NoTIcE.-A meetingef the Fenian BROTHERHOOD
viii be held at their hall, on Wall street, Sunday
evening, October Is, at q o'clock, Pm. A gen
eral attendance is requested, as there will be
business Of Importance to transact.
wi JOHN WEIGH, Sec'ry.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

D. THE MINERS SHAVING SALOON, on Wall street,
has been lately rebuilt. IF you want your hair cut
or a good shampooing this is the place to have it
nicely executed-Ned & Sam are always on hand.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

BALL.-Next Tuesday evening there is to be a
ball for the benefit of the Public School of this
city. to be given at the Masonic HaA. For par
ticulars we refer to the advertisement. A general
invitation is extended. No other invitations viii be
issued. The fund raised will be devoted to fitting
up the school house. The school, under Mr.. Ben
/edict's superintendance, is IN a very prosperous
condition as far as numbers and Improvement
are concerned. A little money now, for repairs,
rnanent and useful institution. By donating it in
the manner proposed each individual can secure
his moneys worth in enjoyment, and at the same
time confer substantial benefit upon the society
IA which he lives.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

New Toll RoAD,-0ur readers will see in this
weeks issue the notice of R. T. Hill & Co. in rela-
ton to new wagon road from point three miles
west of Placerville to Buena Vista Bar and Idaho
City. We are informed that the distance from the
point designated to this place is only about eleven
miles. The road will pass down the divide on the
south side of Granite creek to Grimes creek cross
ing the latter and then taking the dividing ridge
between the waters of Grimes and Elk creeks to
Buena Vista Bar, over a country where a good
grade can be made, and teams will not have to
double in passing over any of the hills. This road
will shorten the distance from Payette valley by
way of the Psyette canyon road about six miles
and will be about forty miles shorter than the
road around by Boise city to Idaho
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14
CITY NEWS.

UNCLE Dick RALsToN, who was shot last week,
is reported to be recovering rapidly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14
FOE SALE.
NOTrCE.


M RS. JANE GABY, DocroREss, Idaho city, announces
l to the public that she is prepared receive patients
at her residence in Idaho city, where they will be
fully nursed and attended to. Having had much expert
in cases of fever she will undertake the cure cases
of that character: inflammation of the brain inamma-
ton of the bowels &c. cured within "a hours Persons
troubled with eyes VIII also find speedy relief under
her treatment. No cure no pay MRS. GABY,
29tf corner Montgomery and commercial SITS.