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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-03
D AIN 7! P A I n IT.!
WINTERS metallic BROWN PAINT

RECON- MENDS ITSELF.
Itis pure oxide of Iron and Manganese. II mixes
readily with Llnseed OIL taking gallons less per lou
lbs than mineral and possesses body any
other paint II forms glossy unfading, durable metallic
coat protecting wood from decay. iron ether
ais from rust OF corrosion.
a- II does not require grinding. and is warranted
give satisfaction for painting Railway Cars. Iron Bridges
Houses. Barns Hus and Decks ships, Tin and Shingle
Boots, &c.
II. N +. MARSHALL / CO.
Pain and Earnsh ManuiacturerS-Sule Agents for New
England states.
Store Is Broad Street, Boston.
Boston Oct 5, lS64-lyr.
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LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.

LFCIUhE ~ 1UUNU MEN.
R1rJust Published in Sealed Envelope. Price ctse1
lecture the Nature Treatment and Radical cure Ut
SpermatOrrhPa Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Ennis
sons. Sexual Debility and lmpedments TO Marriage gen.
orally. Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits:
Mental and Physical Incapacy, resulting from Self
''tireen Book" &c.
The world removed author in this admirable lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
consequences OF seabuSe be effectually removed
without medicine and without dangerous surgical opera
tons, bOugieS instruments, rings cUrdiaS pointing
mode of cure at simple, certain and efiectua by
which every sufferer matter what his condition may
be- may himself cheapy, privately and radically
This lecture will prove boon thousands and thousands
Sent under SEAL to address, in plain. sealed en-
vOope. the receipt of cents two postage stamps,
by addressing
CHAS. ]. C. KLINE CO.,
2A 1T Bowery, New York, p. q. box 1885,
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WATER POWER FORSALE.

The subscribers offer for sale in the Village of
St. Johnsbury, three fourths of the entire
WATER POWER
created by Dam across the Passumpsie River.
The supply of water is ample at all seasons Of
the year. The Dam and Fumes are in thorough
repair; with land connected sufficient for build
ings and business of any extent The premises
are situated within forty rods of the Railroad
Depot, making it one of the most desirable loca-
tons tor the establishment of Woollen, Paper or
FIGURING mills to be found in Northern Vt.
The property will be sold in one lot, or in parts
as may suit purchasers If not previously dis
posed fat private sale, it will be sold at PUBLIC
AUCTION, on the premises. on Wednesday the
18th day of March, 1865, at o'clock NJ
HORACE FAIRBANKS.
3441 JAMES K. COLBY
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TEAS OF THE FINEST FLAVOR

Oolongs, English Breakfast. Young Hyson,
green and black japanese for sale by the pound OF
package. At FAIRBANKS STORE.
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IMPORT Mt
[ N V A l. [ D S !
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

IRON IN THE BLOOD.
1t is well known TO the medical profession that
IRON is the Vital Principle or Life Element Of
the blood This is derived chiefly from the food
we eat; but if the food is not properly digested.
or it, from any cause whatever, the necessary
quantity of iron is not taken into the circulation
or becomes reduced, the whole system suffers.
The bad blood will irritate the heart, will clog up
the lungs will stupefy the BRAIN will obstruct the
liver, and will send its disease producing elements
to all parts of the system. and every one will
suffer in whatever organ may be predispUsed to
disease.
The greatvalue of
Iron as a Medicine
is we'll known and acknowledged by all medical
men The difficulty has been to obtain such a
preparation of it as will enter the circulation and
assimiiate at once with the blood This point,
says Dr. Hayes, Massachusetts, State Chemist.
has been attained in the Peruvian Syrup, by COM
bination in a way before unknown.
The Peruvian Syrup
is protected solution of the Protoy,de of Iron.
Root of Disease by supplying the blood with its
Vital Principle or Life Element-Iron.
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Fever
and Ague. Loss of Energy. Low Spirits.
The Peruvian Syrup
nfuses strength, vigor and new life into the sys-
tem and builds up an g. Iron Constitution
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints, land
all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
is specific for all diseases originating in bad
state of the Blood, or accompanied by Debility OF
q Low State of the System
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures, and
recommendations from some of the most eminent
Physicians, Clergymen, and others. will be sen,
FREE to any address.
We select few Of the names to show the char.
acter of the testimonials.
Rev John PierpOnt, Lewis Johnson NJ d.
Rev Warren Buiton Roswell KINNEY n ID.
Rev. Arthur b. Fuller, S II Kendall. N ID.
Rev. Aug. Pope. W.R Chisholm NJ d.
Rev Gurdcn Robins, Francis Dana. N. ID.
Rev SylvanuS Cobb, jeremiah Stone. VI. ID.
Rev l. Starr King, Jose Antonio Sanchez, N. b
Rev OSi ON Myrlck, Aarcelino Amanda. NJ d..
Rev Ephram Mule, Jr., Abraham Wendell n ID.
Rev. Thomas ii PonS, A. A. HAYES d.
Rev Richard Metca!f J. X. Chtor, MD.
| Rev. ii p. Webster HE Kinney ND
! Rev. Jos II. Clinch, Jose d'Espinar. N d.
Rev. Adm Jackson, Thomas Dexter ESQ
Rev J. Pearson. Jr Thomas G. Amorv Esn
Rev A. r. r Crawley, Hon Peter Harvev'
Rev Henry Upham, James & Dunn, ESQ
Rev p G. Heailey. Prot viisis Ssberb
Rev John w. Oims.ead Ferdinand Andrews, Esq,
FOR SALE BY
SETH w. FOWLE & CO., IS Tremon
Street, Boston.
J. P. DINSMORE, 49l Broadway, N. Y.
| And BY ali Druggists.
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Agents for The Caledonian.
Brief Locals.

bFlcJ LOcOtS.
Rev. E. c. Cummings will give alecture
at the North Church this Thursday eve
ming, at d o'clock. Subject: Constantine.
The increased capital stock of the First
National Bank of st. Johnsbury was all
subscribed for week or two ago, and the
books are now closed. The capital stock is
now 100000.
Everybody knew the Roans-the noble
horses that have so long drawn the village
coach and sleigh. One of them died last
week Of fever. The whole village misses
him. and the loss of Messrs. Bruce & Car
bee is considerable.
We are agents for as good book bind
cry as there is in this section; and we will
get pamphlets and newspapers bound at
binders rates. We shall send off lot in a
week or two and those who wish to avail
themselves of this opportunity will please
forward at once.
We learn that DR.. Billiard has appoint
ed Mr.. Vim. L. Jackson of this place hos
pital steward of the Sixth reg't S. NJ. Three
years service in hospital in the Army Of the
Potomac peculiarly qualities him for the
position.
We are requested to say by one who
knows, that the rumOr that the high price
of eggs is owing to the fact that the hens
have to stamp them" is without any foun-
dalton.
The Springfield Republican of Tuesday
says: 1.-The Connecticut and Passumpsic
rivers railroad company, who have well
earned reputation for doing things right
have just put beautiful and commodious
mail car on the route from this city to New.
port VT, making the fourth new car OF
this kind placed upon this route within a
short time, by the different companies run.
ming it,"
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Edward
L. Fairbanks has consented to give another
lecture on his travels in the East, some
evening next week probably Friday. Sub
ject, Egypt and the Egyptians"
The Young Mems Co. Temperance So
ciety met at Barnet on Tuesday. We coul(
not be present, but learn that Mr.. J. X
Colby of this place was elected president
in place of Mr.. Charles o. Thompson, re
moved from the State, and that John Morse
Esq, was nominated for County Commits
siOner.
Corporal VIM. II. Orne, formerly o
this office, wounded at the battle of Spott
sylvania Court House last May, eigh
months in hospital at Philadelphia wher
he lay at the point of death for weeks, ar
rived in town Tuesday. He is as one raiset
from the dead-not yet fully recovered, bu
bound to see the war through if life
spared. He goes back to hospital to-day.
Postponed for one year-our Januar
thaw!
The annual meeting of the town ten
perance society will be held at the Tow
Hall next Tuesday evening. See call elst
where.
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+ I R E !!

T l R E!
The subscribers may be found for the present
at Mr. JOIN H. PaDDocK's shop, Paddock Vii
lage. where they viii be happy TO see their ola
customers and as many new ones as choose TO
favor US with a call
DANIEL COLBY, ST Johnsbury, VT
29tf GEO. GAY, West Meridian, CT
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Lisbon. January 10. 1854
G Hutchins Dear Sir: Ireceived very had scald
NV ANGLE and made application al once OF DR.
Eaton, Pain Eradcafor. which produced most wond-r
nl cure am now fully satisfied II Is the best family
medicine ever used, CHAS- MOOLSoN-
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QUOTAS UNDER THE LAST CALL OF THE
PREsIDENT.-The state authorities have
just received by telegram from the provost
marshal general, the quota of the state I'M
der the recent call of the President, which
is announced as 1882 and the quotas by dis
tricts as follows:
I ct district 7HS
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+ DUN g ESl
Long, wide, soft strong neat, durable, hani
some, and decidedly low for the times
]. 7 CASSINp,
Bingham's Building St Jonhsbury, VI.
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Mr. Hu,s hns Dear Sir: troubled lev days since
with lame which Vas swollen 10 my ankle badly:
and Was unable 10 ans weight upon II. applied
your Eracaior and In four days Was able 10 wear my
haot a. usual OTIS SAVAGE,
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Pamphlets containing certificates of cures, and
recommendations from some of the most eminen,
Physicians, Clergymen, and others. will be sen,
FREE to any address.
We select few Of the names to show the char.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29

privileges of citizen. They belong to you
they are yours; and whoever undertakes tC
rob you of themi is a usurper and imposter.'
Who are the "usurpers and imposters" in
Idaho Territory Will the Republican par
ty here dare place itself in that category
We can readily perceive the reason for the
retieence of the Republican County Con-
ventions in this Territory on this question.
Viewed by the light Of the foregoing extracts
and hundreds of others which we might pro-
duce, their silence was eloquent with signif-
canoe. They know that large portion Of
that party here will not fight on the "founda-
ton" upon which Sumner intends to build.
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Election Proclamation F!
TERRITORY OF IDAHO,
County Of Boise.

IDAHO CITY, July oath, 1865.
MOIlCE is hereby given that ON the Second
v Monday Of August next an election will he
held, at the various precincts of said county. here
matter mentioned, in the ma nner and form nre
sc.ibed by law, for F-'
Four members of The Council of Idaho Territory.
Eight members OF the House OF Representatives
OF Idaho Territory.
One County. Commissioner.
Nv Two Gons-ables tor each election precinct.
Two Justices OF tie Peace for Pine Grove. Warm
springs and Center precincts
AT winch election the following named persons
nave been appointed to act as judges respectively
d. Tue several precincts, to>wir:
az me Court House in IDAHO City,-J. ID. Gal
oratn, Edward Donoboe, j. il. Totman, judges.
at ChapnaIn's saloon, Pine GgoUe.-Ja1ncs WAT
SOIL &. Aub9tt, Major Taylor Judges.
At tie House tItebeyt O'Nelil l5eug7o YIsto Tnr
doctor Noolc, Rnbelt O'Neill S. B. Hodgdon.
Judges a7as 49,
At O'tcks Saloon, near Warnp Springs TYa,r,
Springs Preclnct.--Capt. Hawkins Lewis J. wood
and T. II. Stringham, Judges.
GlagnOIlG Saloon, CenieTvHe.-B. F. DUKE. q.
W. Depnt and S. Ridge, Judges.
tDashoe Saloon, IqGcerVsHc,- Daniel Gyer,uver
y. A. Upton, Edward Galloway. Judges. ~
John Black Store, Graniie Cyeek.9 John pl.o,-
v. Il SHEPHERD, john Leary, Judges.
GrahGm'S Saloon, Pio1eer C,tD.o .Iosonh e.
nam, Il. r.. Wheelock, Frank Bri5ten, Judges
StIrTS Ref11ch, P0yette Riuey.-W. j. McS(9nno,,
Rlcilard b johnson, b. L. W arlener. ,tIidpes -"
FEeh ctnlan's Store = GRIMES Greek. abore Pin,
fe'' City-1Col. +. A. Stephenson - Indy,
Center Precinct Ioil House betlUeen CenfeggiH.
eng eng fioneef Csty-JOhn davenport, Richard
Cn"uDerlaln' Robt Donohoe. JUDGES.
- 40 ,r, JAMES THORBUE
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FOR s. ATE

KENHE undersigned wishes 10 sell MS premises
j. situated on the Idaho City and PllcerviIle
Road, three and half miles from Idaho City
consisting OF good house, with two rooms below
and one above, also, three acres of land enclosed
with neat paling fence, and splendid garden,
and one OF the finest springs of water in the
Placeryllle Toll Road and Stage Stand, (Stage
stopping four tin eseach day.. The house has a
good Bar and well established and docs a goo
business. The above property viii be sold for
cash only, and there viii be given to tie Purcha-
ser bargain. For particulars call al the prem.
ises [40mll UNCLE DICK WILLIAMS.
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IDAHO CITY, July 34tb 12e5

IDAHO CITY, .JULY 34th, 1865.
10 A. ~ PoULIN, g. Z. HouGH, EDwAkD NUGExr,
l. z. Poujaue T. Claresy j. W. Wood q, a.
Il. Ausgennein, +. Bell Geo. Anslie, n, + =
Marx. +. Kelley ~. D. Holbrook, Boston 4. CO.
dy, =. W. Warden, j. Taylor j. Luckett, Kane,
Cassidy, Craig u Mix, Geo. c.. Merritt Il,
PayCon and others,
1oIr favor Of the 18th inst is most cordially re-
celved and believe me gentlemen, Lfeel at a loss
to find words TO express my thanks for the 4atter
ing manner IN whlcn you expressed your opinion
on my humble abilities. lteel myself duly hon
ored by your kindness in presenting me and NV
family d Complimentary Benefit To be brief :;
GeuIitmen' vain Inany feelings OF gratitude ac,
cept your kind offer, and when afar and in Other
chimes; where | intend shortly to soiourn, vonr
kindness will ever be indelloie on my mind until
time lsno more Allow NE to name for the nrn.
posed Benefit, Wednesday, August I'd, 1865 Al
the ldano Theater.
Respectfully Yours,
MVEpC
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THE DENooRATlo RATIFIcATIoN MEETING
this saturday. evening atTdaho city will be
addressed by several of the most eloquent
and talented gentlemen in this Territory,
Judge il. May, Hon. S. A. Merritt, Hon.
Frank CANAL, hon. E. D. Holbrook, P. Ma
lone Esq, editor Of the Oregon. Reporter,
and several other gentlemen will be among
The speakers. A stand has been ed on
the corner of Wall and Main, sweets. The
well-known talent of the speakers is a guar
anty of a large meeting.
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IDAHO Cry, July 21st, 1865.

- IDAHO Cry, July 21st 1865
To Judge Kelly, W.B. Daniels, H. j. Crow c. e. Waite
= a. RoSenbaum j. H. Smith, IL. c. Street and others
GENTLEMEN; Yours Of the 10Th inst received SINCERELY
thankful to you for the Kind and considerable tone Of
your letter OF yesterday l cheerfully embrace the on
portunity which the terms of your note presents and
name q " Musical Entertainment" to be- given at the
Catholic Church in this city Thursday evening
August 7th and hope to make the performance worthy
OF youratention The following ladies and gentlemen
nave generously rendered their assistance for that
sion: Mrs. Wardman, Mrs. Pardey Mrs. Irwin Mra
Getzle Mrs Cassidy Miss Hughes Miss McGiney Miss
Romer, Miss OKeets, Miss bradley, Robt. Lindsay
>" A. Storms, j. j. Dooley, Fred ". Bell BENZ Casweil
AShroder, 9. Bray, j. King, Mr.. Isaacs and others
have the honor to remain with sentiments of great
respect, Your ob't Servant, Az POULINo
mo Pastor st ,Josephs Chnrcb
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UNION TICKET.
For TIE Council.

For TIE Council.
r. w. KIMBALL, of Placerville,
CIV. CRAFTS, of Idaho City,
C.L HARRINGTON, of Pioneer City,
S. K. GOLDTRAP, of CentervilIe.
For the House Of Representatives..
H.F. GRAIN, of Idaho City,
A. B0LETT, of Idaho City,
J. DAVID, of Buena Vista Bar,
J. DOOLEY, of Buena Vista Bar,
G, w. WALKER, of Idaho City,
J. H. VREELAND, of Centerville,
THOS. NEALLY, Of Placerville,
GEO RICHARDS, of Pioneer City.
For County Commissioners.
]. B. FRIEND, of Buena Vista Bar.
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Aletter from Idaho City appears in the
Idaho Statesman in reference TO the ARRAY at
Warm Springs, In was written by warm
personal friend of Mr.. Pnkham, and some
bias was naturally to be expected in his mar
rative of the affair, We are assured that the
correspondents entirely wrong in many Of
his statements, and that his account Of The
aigEssiris as unreliable as dozen others which
are floating about the country.
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Mr.. HOWARD BLEDsoE informs us that the
weather has been exceeding hot along. the
road from Ematilla. At Walula and Una
tila the thermometer ranged last week from
1892 to ll20. Hail storms were frequent
through the Blue mountains The Indians
along Burnt river were still committing dep
relations.
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~AT THE Idaho THEArRE.EThis evening
Mrs. Irwin will-take a benefit, appearing for
the last time, in her favorite character of
candy" in "Andy Blakep Or "The Irish Dia-
mond, J" and in new Farce, in which she
willpersonate eight difereat. characters
Mrs. Getzler as Mary" Irwinas 'Gen Daley"
Geo. Pardey as 'TopslD and W. II. Robinson
as "Dick Daley" cannot fail to make pleas
ing entertainment and insure full house
side splitting farce will conclude Be-
tween the pieces Mrs. Getzler, Geo. Pardey,
Lindsay and others will appear in songs, bal
lads, and dances. Mrs. Irwin is deserving of
good benefit Her charming manners and
dashing style have pleased the public, end
made her general fayorite. She has done
her best to please, and the public should re-
tarn the kindness by pleasing her with a
good testimonial
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The ExEcUTloN of Harrold, Payne, Atzerot,
and Mrs. Suratt, sentenced by military
commission, took place on the nth July.
Mudd, Arnold, and Slautin were sentencedtto
imprisonment for life and Sprangler for six
months. The execution of Mrs. Suratt un-
der the circumstances was more in accor-
canoe With African barbarism than Anne rican
civilizations Notwithstanding all the efforts
made by herpersecutors, the country believes
and history will record her innocence. The
evening previous to the execution, the priso-
ners united In an affdavis that Mrs. Saratt
had no connection with the murder. Her
confessor, Rev. Father Walters decla-ed-not
revealing the coufessionaL-that ''as God
lives" she was innocent. Mrs. Douglas twice
pleaded in vain for her. Bound hand and
foot, nd-folded. the spectacle of heartless
crowd, surrounded By confessed criminals.
the poor woman was horribly thrust out OF
the world. No wonder the citizens were ex-
cited, and tie Catholics we're calling meetings
10 denouuce the iransactiOn> Not only tho
Catholic world will be struck with horror,
but civilization everywhere will cry outI
With hot Indignation at this atrocou. ex-
LibiiIop OF Puritan thirst for Catholic
blood.
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New Y ork 81 Idaho G.. Sc :. M. q,
NOTICE.

FTHE annual meeting of tile stockholders of
L this Company for the election of officers, aud
the transaction OF other business, will be held at
the Office OF q. 3. Waite, PRESIDENT OF said Cons
pany, i'll Idaho city, on the lst day of October
neal. ut o'clock Pm Also the Trustees Will
meet at The slime place and hour, and on the last
Saturday Of each month there lfter. 500
DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN, Sec'y
Ida1o city. July %, 1866 (40tf
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THERE will be a Democratic Mass meeting
at Pioneer on Saturday evening Aug. 9Th,
and at Centerville on Sunday evening the
9Th Severalo of the ablest speakers in the
Territory will address the meetings.
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The DEMOCRATIC Mass MEETING at Placer
vile last Saturday evening, although gotten
up on very short notice, was attended by a
large and thoroughly Democratic audience,
including number Of ladies Hon. J NJ.
Shepherd presiding. Notwithstanding many
Of the former residents of, that place have
gone to the C@ur dAlene country, the meet
ing was fully as large as-those at that place
during the last political campaign. The
opening speech was made by Vim. M'Grorty
Esq, Of Idaho city, who delivered an able
and argumentative address, principally upon
county affairs The speech of Hon. Frank
Ganahl was one of the most eloquent and
powerful. ever made in Idaho Territory, by
gentlemen of either party. He made his
mark as one Of the most talented speakers on
the Coast Short addresses were also made
oy several of the Legislative candidates.
Pierce, Scanlker, Sayrs aud Street The
Democracy Of Placeryille are still among the
unterrifed and indomitable, and viii give a
good account of themselves on election day
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29

! FRoM PRICKLY PEAR.-Elsewhere we pub
lish letter from Prickly Pear. In addition
to the intelligence derived from that CORES.
pOrdence, Mr.. James B. Brown furnishes
US with some facts respecting that country
and BIackfoot, which are not of a very fat
tering character for the prospects of those
diggings. Mr.. Brown left this town about
two months ago, striking off across the coun-
try in the direction of Fort Lemhi, visited
the Blackfoot region-and then crossed the
Rocky mountains on the Mullan road to
Prickly Pear-returning here via Virginia
city and Salt Lake. He says there are no
diggings of much value yet discovered at
either Blackfoot or Prickly Pear. At the
latter place there was quite crowd collected,
prospecting the country, but finding little.
What diggings have been worked are deep
and the gold heavy, but-Bot much Of it. Mr.
Brown thinks provisions will be scarce there
during the coming winter, although some of
traders thought not. His impressions Of the
entire country were very unfavorahle.
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Musical Entertainment.

IDAHO CITY, July 10Th, 1865
FATHER POULIN-REv. SIR: The undersigned citizens
OF Idaho City, Acknowledgment OF services you have
heretofore rendered this community and especially bv
generously giving up the Catholic Church. after thSae
tire to shelter the helpless and INDECENT SICK desire in
some manner, which they leave you suggest to testify
misrepresentation OF yourself personally well as Of
your services
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29

DANIEL ToMPKINs, the man who shot another
near this place, a few weeks ago., installing
him for wild animal, is reported to be
drowned in Boise river last week.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29

DIREcToRY.-Mf. George owens has lately
arrived from San Francisco with a large
package Of his new edition OF the Directory
of Idaho Territory. The work has been
doubled size, and nov embraces the entire
North country. The copJ&eft on our table
is a valuable work for eyeryS business man,
being large bound volume, containing an
excellent map Of South Idaho, and an engrav-
ing of Idaho city and Buena Vista Bar. The
business Directory embraces tie names OF
residents oEall The northern towns, including
Walla Walla, Lewiston, the Dalles, Portland
&c, together with general description OF
the various camps, towns, and mines. To
these are added a table ofdistances, Revenue
Stamp Law, lists Of County and Territorial
Offices, eensus Of Idaho Territory &c. &c.
We can recommend this work with conf
dence.