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1ltWean IL. CsLeeehl and Tlionans 3HuRI1es
under the 4lrEn name Of IA. G. Ieecll, Wns CifS.
sotVed on the 18Th inst, by muthAl consent
41oss llnEtng elatms against the lnte, drm
WIZ present the same for setf1ement and
those indebted are requested to make Ifn1iel
whose accounts 0redue.
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my weather-b beaten bark, the under2
signed can not fpoly say !il1s siiesj {. : I
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may stand Il q year or two, but I doubt
IT. Monfnfy and s1dly,
Late PAster NV the Church nv the Moo
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ISeal.l Macy HYAsHINaroN.s
Signed, sealed and published in our
presence and signed by us III the pres
ence or the said Mary Washington at
.i E. JAMES MERCER, ls
Witnesses. JosEPH WALKER, fi' ~!
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= heHl-Iigiye and devise tony daugh-.
ter-tn-laIE5 HannalDi washington, my.
purple cloth cloak, lined with shag. -
Z He1S-I give and devise to my grand
song 4CoEbin Washington, lmy negro
wench, Old Bet, my riding chair, and
two black horses, to him and his as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-16

Item I tgiveto my grandson, George
Washington, my next best dressing
glnsss, one bedstead, bed, bolster, one
pillow, one pair sheets, one blanket and
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70 tell You yuu de tr1fl rse
only got t91Ed dol lars Wtd me jes floW.''
= Won't do, WON'T -d0I Sam
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Fire & Marine IllSllHiIIaBlEe C6illIaiiilYl : :

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,spItITUA1 sFAeEs-That whisky, is
the key 1by which many gain an en-
trance into our prisons9 and aims
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ia Coon deal o. MT 4 been
cansed ins Nasty xiiile5 through the dis
covery by the Committee of the LeEiss
lature appointed to investigate thelaf-
iiffs OF the State that betWea1
five and six millions in spurious notes
had been issued by the rebel Governor
Haifisgnd his nceump lfces 8 Thefrplan
was to issue the notes and date them
back before the. rebel lion commenced
in order to give them greater apparent
Tas9 tbs siRs5ellly sSa R asg Of 81 HHcollppseOf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-16

Reg'ad Baells 4 ttssr e tis; Y &
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Where shelf othe Lord only knows.
but my Impression is, Sonth IKaEliny.
VIII be my future home. Wade Hanp-
ton Is electid Governor, certin, and In
that noble State tone may perhaps pre-
serve enough of the old DimoaFatic
states Rites leayen,t to leaven the whole
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Arrive at 10 ! al
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The republican majority IN New ~ y III IL
figures mp q, ,s3S, L, AS far as heard fnorn.
the New York soldiers gave the most Of
their votes tothe republican ticket. 4
2 hNQ,wonder cotton. cloth Is high. The
man1tack are not: satisfied, with
isss ta9n .S1 profit per ppnnd Of cotton
MS5ksa s1d Set ne p 9nd thsrear the .iobbers
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8. tNdsby IVaiIeth over MOO GeEsey.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11
If YOttr Hair is Thin and Fall.
ing off,

USE CROCKETIpS s SANYGDALINE.
If your hair is dry and disposed to split
USE CROGKET1rS AMYGDALINE.
If you wish your hair soft, glossy and beautiful,
USE CROCKETIpN NAMYGDALIVE
II your head is full of dandruff
USE CROCKETI'S S4NYGDALLNE.
II YOU wish your hair to grow
USE CROCKETI"S s. AMYGDALDIE'.
If you have any disease of the scalp,
USE CROCKETI7S SAINYGDAEANE.
If you wish to retain your hair for hfe
USE NOTHING BUT CROCKETYrS S
AMYGDALENE
IT is the finest Hair Dressing in the world The Per-
fume used is such that the Amygdaline will always
retain it, and will not become rapcd by age in fact it
is perfect in every particular Prof Crocketts Amyga-
Price, 50cents. r. HALL & CO.. Proprietors
corner Commercial and Sapsome streets s n Cal
R94sk fE Grpcketts Ansygdaline, and take no other
l12D3l
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

THE CASE OF MICHAEL HAYES. The more
we learn of the case of Michael Hayes, ar
rested by military authority, upon the charge
of conspiring to fit'out piratical expedition,
the more we are confirmed in fonr first I'm
preston that, instead of being conspirator,
be is but the subject of a conspiracy. We
understood that thereis no proof against him
but the testimony of the spies and informers
who procured his arrest, unsupported by any
documentary evidences, 'circumstantial, prob
able fact, or reasonable motive. The most
suspicious thing against him, is his associa-
ton with the worthless characters who pro-
cured his arrest Cal. Express.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

S1GNfFIcAST-The Washington correspond
ent of the New York Evening Post writes -
= It is understood here that Grant wants more
men, and must have them" There must be
some mistake about this. Some months ago
Gen. Grant wrote that the rebels had rob-
bed the cradle and the grave" to fill up their
armies, and recently he asserted that the
Gonfederacy is mere She'll" He boasts
that his army is large, splendidly equipped,
and in high spirits, and we believe him; and
it is a reflection on the courage of the men to
say that they require assistance to'cleanou
children and old men, Of which we are as
sured Lees army is composed. The telegraph
and letter writers make Grant cut aridiculous
fgure-one day they represent him as boast
ing of his ability to capture Richmond, and
the next whining for assistance He told
Highly atieast Highly said SO, that he wanted
no more men and could take Richmond at
any moment; he told Cole, at least Cole said
so, that if he had fifty thousand'more men'he
could take Richmond! Loyalists,may recon
.cile these conflicting statements-we can't
Exchange.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11
SONG OF EXILE.

Where the wintry winds DER the forest pass.
In climate strange and far away,
/. From my own dear land of the gay, green hills,
roam with saddened heart to-day:
Yet, dearer,to me is the forest wild,
Or the furrowed breast of the deep. deep sea,
Than home in bright and beautiful land
s When it is not home from tyranny free.
'Tis shd to gaze on the scenes of the earth,
Where nature has lavished her beauties rare,
And to know that q demon spirit Of death,
Created by men, is workingthere.
OH what is the beauty of regions bright,
Where the rule of the tyraat must bes
OH what is the beauty of gay, green hills,
When the dwellers around them are not free!
/ would not livein land where men
Bow down to monarch, in seryile chains;
But in any land would gladly
10 break the rule where monarch reigns.
Despots are nothing but tiends on earth
And kings are a curse where eer they be;
But worse than all is the man who'd deprive
of its sacred rights a Republic lee!
Iurrah for the men that freedom love-
Hurrah for the men that for right would die!
Hurrah for a people resolved to be free!
Wherever the cline is under the sky.
The voice of the passing winds of Heaven
Proclaim, as the voice of the mighty sea,
That the spirit of Man was ever designed
10 exult in its grandeur, sublime and free.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

rich ORE FROM IDAHo.-Caleb Lyon is
'Governor of a Territory which promises to
equal if not surpass its Sister Nevada in ex-
tent and richness of its auriferous and ar
gentferous deposits. The newspapers of
that Territory have contained many miracu-
lous paragraphs concerning the mines, which
of course have been read here cum grano
sails. But we have before US some specimens
broHght down from South Boise, Bear Greek
District, Altnras county, by Wilson Wadding.
ham, which fully warrants all the articles in
the Idaho press. The rock, of which there
is some fourteen thousand pounds, is on ex-
hibition at Messrs. Nudd, Low u Co.'s, on
Front street. 1t certainly proves that the
infant Territory produces the richest of ores.
Il Alta.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

PARTY of Canadian duck shooters lately
was magnifed into formidable gang of
/" rebel raiders who were about to invade
the State of New York from the Canadian
border. The government speutover million
dollars in preparing to resist this threatening
army of six duck shooters. Gen. Butler was
sent to New York together with from ten to
twenty thousand soldiers, but Butler, with
even his obliquity of vision, couldn't find the
raiders. He, however, received many fatter-
ing compliments as to bis great personal
beauty by several New York ladies.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

HENRY WARD BEBcHER, in bis Thanksgiving
sermon, said that G the nation in voting for
Abraham Lincoln, voted to double its taxes"
If any one had said that before the election,
Beecher would have denounced him as q
copperhead and traitor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

A S1NGED The Confederacy-God cd
bless her-is singed cat. She is better than
she looks. Her beauty is gone, but Qet the
mice of Yankeedom'testify9 sKe possesses the
field, the Swamp Angel, and the raid, have
sadly marred her pristine lovelness. She has
been shorn of her fair proportions; she has
been bereft of those appearances by which
the world is governed. but shervitals are un-
touched. Skin deep the flames have reached
her, but under grisly exterior she still has
courage, still has strength, still has activity,
and purpose and ss many lives as "a cat.-
Georgia Constitutionalist.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11
AGENTS forthe Idaho wv orld.

A. p TURNER Carrier and General Agent Idaho city.
THos BoYcE, northeast corner Montgomery and Wash
ington street, up stairs San Francisco, Cal.
c. r. STREET, Cak Express Office, Marysville, Cal.
S.J. Mccormick, Portland, Oregon.
NJ r. ALLPHIN, Dalles city, Oregon.
Coz cos.E THSs; %s5Es n GRAY, Canyon city, Oregon
A. H. BRowN-We ellis Fargo & Co.'s agent, Auburn, Or.
POWELL Coz, Umatila, Oregon
"A. MIX Walla Wala.
w. W. CHAPMAN, Jr, Pioneer city.
r. B. WALLACE, Centerville
b, MOORE Placervle.
S. L. CARR, Boise city
c. L. GooDRIcH Rocky Bar.
II. o. PURDr, silver city, (0wyhee)
W. GREENwElL Ruby city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11
Miners Brewery
and
5BA z @IDWo

YENHE proprietors of the Pioneer Brewery of til
i Basin being thankful for the liberal patronage
received, assule their friends that they will CON
tinue to make In their establishment the best
of Lager Beer, Bread, Pies and Cakes
KNAUER s. co.
Banuock City, September goth, 1863. III,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11
THE NEW SOCIETY.

This is getting to be a wonderful age. Not
"a week passes but something new is added TO
the list Of wonders.
Among the list Of new societies recently
formed we notice one called the Gossiping
Society.
The members of this society have been
rapidly increasing ever since its formation.
Old men and young men, women and chill
dren, are admitted as members if they possess
the following qualifications:
l. They must devote their whole attention
to other peoples business, and entirely neg
lect their own.
q. When they hear a scandalous report
about neighbor friend, they must not eat,
drink nor sleep, until the chief officers Of the
society are informed of the same.
3. No person shall become member un-
less he or she be person of leisure; and
can loaf about town, or make about seven
teen calls week, and watch the actions of
the people generally; and be ready.to report
at headquarters the slightest intimation of a
report
The following are some of the by.laws and
regulations Of this society:
Art. /. This society shall be known as
the Tattle and Gossiping Society. The
principal and ruling officers shall be as fol-
Eows: One great liar and two Lesser ones,
three tsttlers and four gossipers: any one of
which shall constitute quorum, and shall
have power to transact business at any time.
Art. 2. IF any member of this society
shall be found guilty of knowing more about
mis- own business than that of his neighbor' s.,
he shall be expelled forthwith.
Art. 3. ANY person who belongs to this
society who makes practice Of telling the
truth twice or three times, shall be expelled
without hearing
Art. A. Any member who does not report
regularly what his neighbors residing within
three doors of him have for dinner on Sum
day, andfor tea every time they have COM
pany, shall be cut off from all the rights and
benefits of the society.
Art s. If any member of this society
shall see, hear tell of, or even suspects that
young man has waited on a lady twice, he
must report them to be married soon, or al
ready married, or be shall be looked upon as
no tattler, and shall be fined to the extent of
the law for any such misdemeanor.
Art. 6. Any man or women who shall
neglect their own business and take the
trouble to circulate about town scandalous
reports which they know to be false, shall be
deemed by all respectable citizens, as Com
mander-in-Chief of said society, and shall be
looked upon as such by all of its members
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

ASA GANG of young Loyal Leaguers were
issuing from the Fifth Avenue Hotel, the 9TH
er night, vociferously singing
{ Rally round the flag, boys, rally once again,
worn-out soldier exclaimed, Well, you
noisy, cowardly rascals, why don't you do
it2" The young Lacquer dropped.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

OATHs.-Prentice says an industrious
searcher after the marvellous is busy making
collection of the various forms of oaths
administered to American citizens under the
present administration. We understand that
he has already collected nine hundred and
forty varieties. We don'tknow wheth-
er the collection includes Andy Johnson's
variety.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

NARRow-MINDED OLD TElNGg-" And what's
to be the end Of this wicked wasteful Ameri-
can war 2" asked Mrs. Grundy. " The Union,
grandma" said Isaac That believe, my
dear" said the grandmother; but when
was young they called it the Workhouse. But
it's the same thing, nay dear, the same thing"
II PuncA.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

A GOOD many wealthy Southern planters
are moving to Brazil and settling there. They
go in there in order to hold their slaves in
peace. They won't have peace long. AS
soon as the Abolitionists ruin North America
they will be after South America.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

VOLATILE Soar, for removing paint, grease
spots, &C.. is made by taking, say, four table
spoonfus of spirits of hartshorn, four table
spoonfuls of alcohol, and shaking the whole
well together in bottle. Apply with a
sponge or brush.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

The MEMORY OF AN EYE.-Haye you ever
thought Of it? The memory Of an eye is the
most deathless of memories, because there, IF
anywhere, you catch a glimpse of the visible
soul as it sits by the window. s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-12-23

to prcdacc il except accidentally, and
in comparatively rare cases, As At
present.
There were. perhaps, q hundred
different samples Of syrup on exhibit
Ition, and some twenty samples Of sn-
gar. Most OF the former was equal,
lin color and flavor. TO the best OF the
Southern aricle. The sugar was fair
enough to look ut, but did not dis
solve in the mouth - freely rs the
Orleans qualities.
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SIN
INSURANCE COMPANY.
" I~kDrAsAPoLIs.
ACCUMULATED
Capital S323,722 ID
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.

THIS ENTERPRIsIEG COMPANY IS
= nos doing an extensive aud a urishinp
business within the limits Of The Stale. end
a. u conhaes the business Of The
Company TO The State, The patronage Of our
people 10 solicited.
Policies are i.sued fyr sny period not ex-
ceeding seven years. 1t rates - reasonable
ss the prompt payment Of losses will per-
m;i,son Oh kinds Of Business Irousees, wa
ter Mills, Hotels. Churches. School. Houses.
Dwelling houses. Barns and out-houser, 10
gether with the contesls VI each, both IN
and country.
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Photogra hic Albums.

We were the first TO Introduce these into
the United States. and We manufsc Ct ure i'm
mense quantities in great variety. ranging
in price from SO cents 10 $50 each. Our
ALBUMS hsve the reputation Of being
superior in beauty and durability 10 any
other. They will be sent BY mail. free. on
receipt Of price.
UFine Albums made to or1er.n
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CIerk-HEsRv A. HoLrHAus.
Auditor-TnFoDcEE S~osDEssAss.
Treasurer-E, SrEPHEHsox.
Rscorder-AucUsr LiTschGf.
Sherif-HEsEy MAusrEL.
covoner--J G.. ALLIES.
Surveyors. WILLIAMS.
VIZ. n. GRFES,
X. NJ. DAVIS. Commissioner.
q. NIEHAUs.
OFFICERS o. ~DAisBlIpeE rowssH,Y.
Jussieee-Sebss,isn Kueblsr. w. Mensos
:. BreIsge
Trustee-M. Keefer.
Cons.ables-A. Eckert, II. Endhofsn
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articular Attention Given to the In
snrancc of Farm Property.


Indisnians! You have been paying. and
continue 70 pay 10 companies located IN
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States. hundreds ef thousands OF dollars psr
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State for insurance purposes can be retained
among our own citizens. for which purpose.
IA SINNISSIRPI
Has been Instituted.
You have nov sn.opportunity OF insuvine
your property with ! safe snd reliable Com.
Ipany 10 our own State. II should be The
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tagss Of the SINNiSSIPPI evcs snv simi.
Ter institution doing business 10 our State.
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ELIJAH GOODWIN. President:
WIN. r. LEDwICH, Vice Pendent:
JOHN r. BERRY, Secretary:
WIN. p. LFnW1CH, Treasurer.
Directors:
Elder ELIJAH GOODWIN. indiana .or,..
Hon. WIN. E. NIBLACK. Vincenoes.
W.. II: MONTGOMERY, L~ooeootss;
J. r. BERRY, Esq
WIN p LEDWICH.
A. y. BECKETT, Esq. Agent Of Dubois
;ouniy. ofics on the corner Of The PubIic
March 18Th. 1865. Il.
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