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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28

OF those you wish to become your customers. L
Your wares are Of that sort that are used b.
everybody, you cannot well make your business
too public, or draw too many into your store Il
sea what You have to offer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28

This is to certify that have examined great
variety of Glasses manufactured by Prof NJ
Bernhardt, of New York, and in justice to the
Professor must say that his Glasses are of very
superior quality, adapted to meet the wants Of
almost every eye where the vision Is in any way
imperfect.
convex Glasses that were Of very superior work.
manship and quality rendering vision very dis.
tinct, almost as perfect as in youth. yield
this testimony in favor of the Professors Glass.
es very cheerfully. A. s. TODD, N. D.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28
INFORM THE WORLD.

Fix your standard on the outer wall in tn
,hape Of handsomely printed Posters and scat
ter Circulars and small Bills thick as leaves il
Vallambrosa" Or if, as is most generally tn
case your wares especially address particula
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09
VOLUME 81. NO. 80

NisrsEEs Sor COEEEcrED. Of Jesse
Lee. the early apostle Of Methodism in New
Eagiand. Il Is related that one day While
travelling on horseback. &c fell in with two
lawyers. Who taking place on either side
of ban began 90 quiz him. They asked IL
be was a nan Of liberal education.
Sufheieui.. be said. ITO get about the
cogntry.~
Tsey inquired hhe wrote his sermons.
sie replied ia the negative.
~ Bar DO you not sometimes make mis-
takes. for instance. in quoting scripture 80
Perhaps 80. sometimes. bu. not Of
ten
. When yoa find ycu have made 4 mis-
take. DO you correct its"
Not sl~ays II ia involves nothing essen
iiAl. Jet IL pass. The other day tried 10
repeat The passage where Il avs . fhs devn
is liar. and the father Of then = got
II. - the devil Is a lawyer. and the father
of them; - bat hardly 'hought Il necessary
10 rectify 50 uninPortsnt an error
By this time one Of the young sprigs was
prompted 10 remark 90 the other. that be
hardly knew whether the fellow was a knave
or a fool
Lee glanced meaning on either hand. and
replied.
% Perhaps between the two"
The young geuflruan BY this time con-
elsded 10 leave the itinerant TO his Own
mcditations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

On ihs day oi the Prssident's funeral.
brouzed and weather beaten soldier. anx-
sous % obtain better view of the process
ion. happened 90 stop before party o;
ladies and genticmcn. One Of the gentle
ncr nudsed him on ibe elbow. at the
sane Time observing. " Excuse me. sir.
bot your right IN hout Of u.s. Bowing
hand-omeiy in return. the soldier replied
- Ihat - nothing remarkable. SIR. for l
have been N front o. yoa Cor three years -
- these iron men. marching with The
nonchaience of veterans. ar tbe men Who
have stood IN front Of o. ior three years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

ID Coon Thousands oi men breathe.
move. and iise-rass ~ che .fs-e of life
are beard of no mo-e- Wht They do not
particle 81 good in the void. and none
vas blessed by them as the insframent o.
tle.r redemption. Nota word thcy spoke
could BE- recalled. and so ih-y persisted
r-lr ghi went 1lt ia larsn-s All they
ucrc not remembered more than thc insects
oi rosteriay VIII 700 tb1s i've snI I.c.
ID nan Immortal, Live f1r something DO
good. All leave behind you monamcuf Of
,lr,.re chat the st.-ms of tnc can n-vcr
destroy. Write you nan- m k.al1-ss
saI love. aaI mercy OBJ tae hearts of th9u-
.tris you may clne in -anta-t Eih year
ht trar va wiI never bc tr-otten.
so, yoar nlu.. yar leelt vh ae a.
i--ial. on ta. beard, yaa leave bclln4 as
fhe stars o- ftr troa oi tle evening. Go1i
deeds ali shine is .be stars of hcaten.
fDr Chaimrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

RArmEE fOtSTED. Mr.. Rose. n we'll
knoWn street preacher. was accosted BY a
woald-bc wag she other day With the fol-
loving question:
q" ID YOU believe what the Bible says
about the PrOdigal sOn and the f4ttcd
calf.-
% Certainly ] DO
A" Wei. can yo "a tell me whether the calf
thar vas killed "a, a male or fcmaicS''
Yes it Was female.
o. How DO you know that
4" Beeause. D" said Res booking The chap
. IA the face. &" I see she male is alive
nov"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

\ female servant. sweeping out bache-
boris room. found ten cent piece on The
carpct. which she carriel o. the oSner.
'' You may keep t ior your honesty" ;" SAID
he smiling aa1 chackins her under thc cha.
\ short time after. be missed his gold peu-
cii case. AL inquired Of ihe girl 1t shc bad
seeu if. 90 les CIR. uas ihc reply. O. AID
What dii you DO With az kept u fer
ny haaefy. sirr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

An lr.sh giazier Vas pu'ting a pane of
glass into a window, " ben a crooan. Who
vas sian ling BY began joking him. telling
BIN % mind aui pot ia pi--fy Of putty.
TIE lri-hman bore the banter f0T some time.
but a. last silcuccd BIS fornentor by. % Ar
rah nov. be OF nd yc. or else III put
pam in yOuSheai ~idoat any patiy.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09
VI | - G T. Ill. y Y.
Frsm Hhrl-r' wr-kb.
AT TIE FAIR.

ttH HNa@ANH
' Aiaf yoa soias '-
'' Gong vbcrvs"
'' Going @ abe Fair.- laughing a. the
cline Of words.
Jorian sctiicI himself comfortably IN Li,
sat again
'' 30. Charley. nv boy. I'm not roin- O.
'hc Far. b. goa are. prrrcisc. Hou
goo are cor uP thoa-b, shoaI never
larc 90 travel in saeh brilliant coupanv.~
"o ca bo'bcr,~ and Charley ylinccl .i,h
an honest til,h on Ls ace. al Ls dandy
cio'L.t
ia, ihoasb. Iorlaa.~ be qus.k'y re-
samci, yoa ought Oh goo
"Oa. lang Gir,. Clsrier. ILsf. -em.
4 fiiov g. always bored o. death io isy a
i't of rabli-h. Ti rather by BALI e,a,ri.
t-fc az iie beginning uhas 7 can aHari.
That's uy var The blyir- IS vosr.
Noun o. 3 yo-ns sseii tLrrc. Charley. !
can an.y you bc-et ty sixteen af fis.,
c.ri, at o1~c. vifh ,iztecu IilT.r- r.r,-8-
.iiions i.r so1 and yoaIi ,hiak 60 C1. fa.
They'll ic,4ie you iato b1yia- a-vthi.. .
ioi's. piu-clshions. ana prater-tooks ITi
bc az thc same Co YOU, and yoaW be.to-
ihcm uifh the grace ana discretion % a
Young pr.acc. really cnvv thai way q
,oar'. Cbaricy.~
' 4 good deal you DO. returned Char
l-v. iisbelie,iar's
II DO though. really ra iu ,lrae.t.
Charley
Charley pu-anne looked ui,h .urr-i.~ a,
l.s caoranioa. at ihi.. bat liirry Jorila'.
fac vas scrioas. TL,rc ua, u1 .a-ea.,ie
clay oi tis i'p.. no laughing twinkle OBJ tbe
cyes. ~ ~lioh iolc.t Charley Da-snac
VAS a'aass sousshnt ia dread
" lc'. really do envy yoa. Charley.
Noa come OBJ th~ pleasant turrs a.. easily a.
eco CO. li.a-rc,..., arrs. Nou sztrart
iac s~csi from .i,.. uia- an chewins tbe
batter c-l. Es.rl t.-s Ik.. soa. cscrt-
to.ls su..es upou soa. ana a'i iorthat .way'
of to-- anI it', iie uay of foar heart.
'Lafi,y. so ] caai irarn it. AaI au Gle
ur- z11 look 90 m. alI tli1k IL. .l.h a
suar, .riio~-ihai kasu th~ worlI ana a
hrap o, ta.o-s tlat y,l d,at. AnI goa
tL.ns look l3u1 irom 40 Va. L,lslt
som~iines ard laugh 40 so4 ~L-u 500 con-
ln ~i;h ro-r FAR p'ea-lr-s. a.I .n a .tan-
Hing nev suif. Instead of that. Charley.
i.ok % yo4 ah .raaiae admiration. !
r'ioie, in yo4r i.r,lac... i1 yoar cspa.. .fy
iar cn,aymeut oi AL. s~cct and simple pleas
ores D.at tiius regard sou a.. ans .le
irs. oia aan ilr Be-. lt's tlc generous 1ot 81
Lsa-t. Charley, thats ia B., ar. aaI tlai
uiaArs mc Ls. &c ma4 t.at osus .f. s..
far uc. Chariey. am a great baking fel-
joe. sLom nobody cares vrr ma.h aI.0at
/ never carrl sansi.ine s.ih ui,. ncttr vin
hearts or ,uiirs. I'a a gloomy. slTeu.
s-r.y urctch. who pcul~taauv ress th,
~rous '.le oi things. and blenders at every
stsp. Iberc. Ch4r.cs. g. vour ws,s. anI
DOM mistake mr any more.
lie t-rned aifh L.s Oh laugh to hi. book
a iIt,r di-conerriei st iie rarnr,ire.s ,n,o
uli.h Le DAD been betrayed. but Clar.sy.
toa.L,i and Levillrrel out oi h., ,,ns,..
siauruerr- thanks aal r,rai-,. aal lep-cel-
'.ru .u a breath. Bai Encry J5rlsa aal
ial ,roaei of tie topic.
- COO to4r ways. Cbsiry. g. roarua,s. -
vas I'D b. .aaI to L.,a now. AID ai h.i
tlar..y uas ~i-e enough 90 GO. Jorlaa
i.4rl i.u vli.f.in- ~ .l.r'. u.r c.--l q,
I.e. AL hc ran loau t.r ,talr.
HAT .s is nailrli comment upon my
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

90 sam. said one Eiile urcbin % anoth-
cr. " does Jour scbooimastcr ever give
you a reward Of u-rit2 " I'spose be
does was the r,ioin ier. "ic gives me a
liking every day aaI says merit two
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

T.e released Union prisoners hom Az
d--son,l'-. Ceorgla. states tiat ia anl
aro1nl ihc Infamous rebel prison pen 90
ihat place tlcre arc the graves Of over
niretcen tholsari uatiorsi f1li'crr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

not So much for the one drcss lacking Tor
fhe one OCCASION. bat for the constant wear
aui tear ofthat poverty which hides is con.
siani cares. b. humiliating annoyances. its
auzl--ics. its petty details behind a smiling
mask. It was for the necessity that laid the
limits 80 narrowly that new dress "a ihe
one 6nal drop m tic cup thar set ii over
aowing.
Poor iiifle Sophy, This vas bat human
Brave little Sophv. too. a. you would sav.
II you knew bow she kept repinirg ont o..
sight. and alu.ost oct Of suspicion -ho
taught hersclf murh handisork unknown
before. and showed a bright facc slrav. 10
father and mother. an those three BOYS
Bot ii vas Larl about the Fair. Oh. Il she
coull discover some way @ make her ola
siik dress preseniabie, Il was Of no use.
10 use.
All me, - aad she sighed wearilv. Il
am TOO proud. ,upposc but can not 20
shabby. ] shouldn't enjoy it. should
have sense 90 unsuiiableness
She iics there with her tears. think nc.
thinking on the dis-nal pro spcct While LA
Jocclyn. never dreaming Of such thinking
makes her brilliant plan-. An. LA Jocc-
lyn. there are many such homes. where an
oatrari serenity IS kept. and where you
never suspect the many. many cares that
hiie beneath those who have known better
iays and ~ho. not from vanity. bat from
ale edactted taste. keep up the fair sem
blancci l. thcre a mncL salier suggestion
in ile: Bat Sophy sees a rainbow through
her tears
"Therc's A1nt Ml--ha', ;hin-s.~ And
with this suggestion she slips froai the
cou-h. and dash = out Of her room. Up INTO
a far. DARK corner of tse attic. where De-.
that lon--for-ottcn chest of relies. nearly
century Oh. The camphor-wood has keeps
thcn intact. and Sophs drag. out a lilac
brocale. With rlistening ewes. It b. no
great aourisl.ins pattern b1t trim design
- siar-work. uoi AZ al outiauli.h. SorLv
thinks. and the color suited 70 her fair hair
Only three DAYS before the evening Of the
Flir but Sophy will undertake i; Fly.
lttir fusers. over your pretty ~ork. Fly.
smooLiy-shining needle. % al tAis basy
remod-hng
Ida Jocclyn. Who came the next night.
va r4lseat q; th1 -u,cv-. of her pcr,.s-
fence.
Two night, after ,he wen, into rapturcs
over >1qhs'. toii-f.
Where dil you Get sueh a lovely ire...
50 strange. 80 piquant. anl - b-couiug p
Aui tllt lace A. yoar ,h-oat d. an lei- 'oor .
and yoar hair an cIimpeI z1i roueI into
such pretty puas. AMI tie dear ii;tis red
rose 90 crown it--ob. Sophy. you l,ok ike
a little msrrhioncss.~
Spiy bl-shrd IKE tbe I'd rose. aal
laughed b.th-iy a. hcr sac,ess. but she told
uo one of tac hcariacle that preceded b..
Sorhy never toh any one of hcr hearia-he-.
F.r.-. bcc4l.r sLe ~as too proaa % make
conf,icnts O. her girl friends, secondly be-
causo she va too gsncrou, Co Garden her
already hardened mother. Sbc s~wci Der
Acarscac. into Der work prrhaps. Poor
ltLe Sophy brave l,iie Sophy we're there
sny of those gloomy thread, stitched INTO
tlc brilliant roWa you wear to-nisb'. or dil
tLe rainbow tlra ,iem ar io sh.aia- prom
iscss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

Mamna. SAID hu.e Ncn. "o1ghi gog-
auess io d,s m- ior viai have n0t doncs-
" No. my dear chhd. WY do you asksT
- Caasc slc f1rgri mc Co day vbcn ]
i.da'i d. my sum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

% 81 better to suffer ihc worst fhaf nav
harPen AZ once. than % Hve ia rerpetsal
far OF Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

n shall Be home neat Sanlay. Young
lady remarked. a. she foliosed To- tls door
Der 5-as. vho seemed Co 5e saving in be
ataobncat '' - shall Z. was thc brute'.
rrp.g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

DO your best wherever y01 are. and
shcn 'that b. done. you vii see aa oPPor-
tlr't- for souefbir- better
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

Men io ne i've AZ ioag A. hsy dii ia
fhe 90 tnc. Tie men of t.s a-e are
very fa.t mrn soon gets olt of breath.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

EARrRQUAKE.-Th The inhabitants OF the Payettc
valley, Boise county, were startled at an early
hour the other morning by very perceptab!e
shock, which caused even the cattle and horses to
tremble and rush about frantieally with fear.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16
MASONIC INSTALLATION
N AND BALL! a
st. Johns Day, Dec. 9th, 1865.

THE Installation of the Officers elect for the ensuing
4 year of Idaho Lodge No. IS, +. & A. NJ, will take
place at the Assembly Room Of the Masonic Hall, in
Idaho city,
december 9Th, 1865, at one o'clock p. NJ
An Grafton will be delivered. The public are invited
On Wednesday evening December 9th 1865, at eight
O'Clock precisely in the Assembly Room of the Masonic
Hall, in Idado city, will be given the
Anniversary Ball of Idaho Lodge No. IS
All Masons invited without further notice. Special
mittee..
Committee of arrangements
c. L. Goodrich, Robert O'NeiIl, W. H. sBlumberg.
@ COMMITTEE Of IncitatiOn
IDAHO CITY-P. +. Edmondson, J. H. Wicker
sham, A. Sheeline, J. B. Atkins, j. l. Crutcher.
jas. A. Pinney, Jos. B. Oldham, A. P. Turner
+. W.Bell, John Christie, A. Spielman. DR..
Raymond, Hon. Frank Campbell, Hon. II. C.
Street, Hon. Jlo. B. Pierce, Hons. P. Seaniker,
Hon. q. Dana Sayrs, Fred Knauer, j. A. Brown,
Al. Lazarus, j. D. Galbraith, Judge John S. GRAY.
,. j. Moody, Frank Connolly, Dryde McClin-
took, Samuel A Merritt, j. N. Pedlar, A Rossi.
Iob't Lehmann.
BUENA VISTA BAR-Henry Allen, J. HI. Gerrish.
Robert ONeill, George Boos, VIM. Killebrew
j. B. Friend, John Baker.
PIONEER CITY-Hon. John NJ. Cannady, F. b.
Britten, Hon. NJ j. Looney
PLACERvILLE-Capt. FL. Cushing, Ferd Roosevelt
Hon.. L. l.. Timer w. A. Atlee, w. Maloney. Chris.
Highly, Chas. Herzog, Jacob Loeb, G. T. Young.
Jesse Bradford, Jas. Harpham, Howard BIedsoe.
CENTERyILLE-B. F. Duke, d. w. Cummings,
BOISE ITY-HisExcellency, Gov. Caleb Lyon of
Lyonsdale, Hon. John K. Mcbride, Hon. Milton
Keily, Hon. ii. G. Riggs, Chas Salinger, NJ.
Rilzinsky.
ROCKY BAR-Hon. Stephen B. illey, S. Goldstone
Committee Of Reception:
Jonas W. Brown, Benedict, A. scheeline, A. P Turner
Floor Managers
c. L. Goodrich, Frank B. Britten. Chris. Highly.
MUSICBY KINGS FULL QUADRILLE BAND.
enhancing to commence at o'clock, P. NJ. precisely
Tickets Qncuding supper). ...............SIO 90,
TO be purchased only Of JAS A. Pnney and A. Scheene
in Idaho city, and of Robert 0'NeiI Buena Vista Bar
n6w4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

The BALL at the Montana House. last night,
given by Mrs. Miller and daughter, was very
agreeable affair." highly enjoyed by the partici-
pants. The music was enchanting, and the hours
passed as delightfully."- away as pleasant dream,
until the gray streaks OF morning signaled truce
to the festivities.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

TAG Comedian. Geo. Pardy, who amused the
citizens Of Idaho for long time, is starring it il
San Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

Nor1cE,-I If this meets the eye of John L. Fin
MS, who left Portland early this last spring for the
northern mines, he will please write or send his
address to Will. F. Dunbar, P. O. box III, San
Francisco, Cal. By so doing he will hear of some-
thing greatly to his advantage.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

j. w. WooD Co.-This popular firm has just
reeeiveda large supply of general goods and
merchandise. Their cellar, one Of the largest in
the city, and fre-proof, now contains about two
hundred thousand pounds Of assorted freight.
One of the small items is their ten dollar whis-
key, which is said to be rare treat, by those who
indulge. 1s4t1 sef4 3la@
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

HuGE VEGETABLES We are indebted to Mr.
Carpenter of Buena Vista Bar for turnip weigh
.ng thirty pounds, and six potatoes weighing three
D Jun Is each. Tley were perfs lily SOU I'd and
COOL. He has plenty more like them for sale
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

Tn4r CHRISTMAS TkEE- The lad les are doing
remarkably wellin the reception of beautiful and
valuable gifts for their Christmas festival, and it
will not fail to be the most successful one Of the
kind ever given in Idaho. Those who wish to be
represented should send in their presents im1ne>
diately to Mrs. Pinney or to Mrs. Atkins.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

MASONIC BALL.-Those who receive tickets of
invitation to the Masonic Ball of the 9th inst. !,
will find admission tickets for sale On and after
Monday next, hy A. ScLeeline ard Jas. A. PiEney
in this city, and of Robert O'Neil, Buena Vista
Bar.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

The dancing ASsemalys of the 4 Cosmopolitan
Bandn and of Mr.. Hanwell's school, have com.
bfned forces and they will give one Of their grand
solrecs every Tuesday evening. The one given
this week has not been surpassed during the sea
son. These parties are patronized BY our best
society, and we are much pleased that there is no
cause of complaint.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

NEW YEARS BALL.-We call attention to the
ADVERT cement of Geo. Cans & Bro, who intend to
llaugurato the new year with graz d ball at the
''Delmonicop in,this city, with a supper by that
rince of caterers L. ii. Blrber Tickets can lie
procured at all the principal business houses in the
city This party is sissnst the request OF Messrs,
Guns numerous friends els IS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

GRAFTON The orator for the occasion of the
public Masonic Installation at the Assembly
Room in Idaho City, Dec. 9th, at one o'clock,
7. NJ, is Professor A. Benedict. Superintendent
Of Public Schools. No better selection could
have been made by the committee, aud we pre-
dict pleased audience will be there.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

,MEssRs. Dickinson KIMMEL received, on
Wednesday, neat little variety of ladies chains,
buckles and small fancy articles for the holidays
They are doing fine business, supplying all the
ladies ia town.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

PRIOR BRANKs' Enterprise Tickets afe selling
lively. The proprietors are meeting with an un.
expected success, and the drawing will certainly
come off as advertised.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

Nor UroS Ir.--The writer of our usual gossip.
ing local correspondence thinks he has been too
busy this week 20 indulge us with a letter. Pro
badly next week he will resume.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

PnoroGRAPHs.-Messrs Junk Il 60. have made
a reduction in prices to accommodate their many
patrons during the Christmas and New Year hoL
idays. They'turn out just as elegant picture as
you can get III any country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16
CITY NEWS.

Tar address OF Gov. Lyon 10 the citizens Of
Idaho City on Dec. I'd. will appear next week.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

Fox BLAcKEoor.- We saw loaded mule teams
leaving town for Blackfoot, on Thursday morning
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

81 - ~ \ y
The MASONIC BALL SUPPER on the 9TH, will be
served in the most elegant style, and in the large
brick building Immediately adjoining the Assembly
HALL The lodge room, and the anteroons, will
be thrown open, brilliantly lighted and warmed,
fol the comfort and amusement of guests when
not engaged in dancing, .vell4 IS. {. 5e.tt 49,
It's hoped this Masonic festival will far surpass
anything ever given inithe Territory. q s6sraa
From Hoo 'EM-A. new ledge has very recently.
been discovered about three and a half miles
above Pioneer City, in Boise county : which IS
said to be about twothirds silver. 1t crosses the
Big Muddy from Southwest to northeast and is
about twelve feet wide. We have not learned the
name as yet, but the discoveries are elated with
their future prospects in life, to a degree (which
can hardlysbe surpassed by owners in s4Poorman, ],
at Qwyhee.gb:4F sseiag sssslF 500 Is ~
a4ur- - g 4+.-4 = So 81 n
The Comfy TREASURER. - Mr. Alfred Slocum,
Comfy Treasurer. took his departure for Boise
City on Wednesdaya morning last to pay oYer the
prOportioniof funds due the Territory from Boise
county. We Lad the pleasure Of looking 1.-THE
n,oley befuge Aestarted, and1are happy to state
that there wilIsbe fright smart chance y left
after he balances that big .falsehood about his.
being, a, defaalteE, which the Republicans have.
been tryiBg1t0 make the public believe. The
fine of tive hundred dollars which stood against
hnnhe has also paid. That sum goes into the
School Fund. 1t is apity it c0uldalOt be donated
80 the education Of some Of the Boise City
fNa1.E.3et ~. 1stEIsy1Q .Htss9 etiL1x Iss14
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-16

THE Installation of the Officers elect for the ensuing
4 year of Idaho Lodge No. IS, +. & A. NJ, will take
place at the Assembly Room of the Masonic Hail. in
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MARINE NEWS.
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sTEhhsHIPs-Montf Mobile via Norfolk;
Nellie Prntl, returned for repairs Louisiana, LIVE
Nina Phisdelphs; Costa Rios- New Oriean- james
Green, Washington.
sHiPs--North American. LIVERPOOL Thorn. Dun,
ham, London southampton. London ana lsle OF
Wight; s g Glover, Cardiff; Hama, Of a FIN Bremen
Cambria. returned for repairs.
BARKS-Albertins, Havana Csrlshsven, Of and
from Bremen; Laura, Cardiff
BRlGS-Indpendcnce, Ariehat Lady Washington,
Gov BAY II Emery, Rondou' for Boston, south
l,oeion, CIopstadt: Abbie Tltcomh BrldgepOrt U
Is. ocean Wave, Galveston; Ssrsh Peters, 81 b.offe
- Alma Jane, Lingan, CB; Maid Of Erin, 81 John,
H. Aston, New Haven. Aiichst West. Glses Bay;
olive, Philadelphia; Mary Ann, luTts Island.
sCHOONt Rs-Capt John, Hartford for Elizabeth
por Lucy Church, returned to repair; Isabel Abefo,
nalletrs Points Anrors, Jonesport; John Msnloye'
knZlbethport Tor New Haven; Ioduskia Elizabeth
port for Providence Copy, kcndout for Providence;
Ie1egraph, Providence fakir, klizabethport Tor
Providence; Edwin, Ner Haven; Treasure, Albany
br tall River. Advance, Halifax John VAIN
-tight KINGSTON, jam J p French, Boston Anns
Shepard, Providence Tor Phiad' lphis; Aggie Dayi-
sou, Charlottetown. y !; Went. ORTIZ Port Norris
Fellowship. Theresa Bristol; Favn. london.