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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-30

INDIAN EXCEPTION. We are informed by
some Of the gentlemen lately connected with
with theprospecting expedition to the NAL
heur, that several of the company are de-
sirous of organizing another company to go
into the same country with different pur-
pose. When out on9the previous trip, they
lost one of the company, and perhaps seven,
by the Indians. They also found unmista-
bIeindicatiOns. of large bands of horses and
cattle in the country in the possession of the
Snakes. 1t is now proposed by Mr.. George
Stoneroad and others, to go into the heart oil
the. Snake country and give these Indians d
thorough chastisement. The acquaintance
company has rendered an approach upon the
Indian cam s practica tle, dprobably hun-
dredsof the horses which the Indians have
run off from the whites can be retaken. A
large company can be obtained here to go on
the expedition If a little assistance in the way
of ammunition andsapplfes can be secured
from the Government. The few soldiers DOW
stationed around the outskirts of the Snake
country are on foot, and practically inefi-
cient for any useful purpose. GiFe these
hardy muuutaineers an opportunity Wand the
Snakes, who HAYES olong made this Nal heu1
country their mountain Sfastness, can be
speedily driven out or exterminated. One
vigorous campaign this Fall, by men who
are familiar with the country and the loca-
ton of the secret passes and camps Of these
Indians, will be worth more than . half CEN
trrx,of the sort of Indian fighting which has
teen carried on along the Owyhee river and
........ssl Turing ,le pa ye Z.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-30

e The UEIoN VANDERBILT Messrs Clark
Dunn have at their store several very fine
specimens of amalgum, and one brick ofsil-
yer, taken from the Union Vanderbilt Ledge
near Rocky Bar. They are the productions
of few tons of rock crushed by an arastra,
worked on the Mexican style. The ledge
was discovered last Fall, and is now princi-
palIy owned by knapp 4 Co. It crops out
boldly over the whole extend of ground To-
Gated, and the tunnel which strikes it at the
depth of fifty feet, finds the ledge solid Of
equal quality. Three tons crushed yielded
$7a7l6.
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,STAGNG.-Messrs. Greenhouse l. Kelly have
reduced the science of staging to the most
unexpected perfection, when we consider the
nature of the obstacles they have overcome.
an this they have been assisted materially by
the never-changing good humor and polite
ness of the drivers. Billy Hice and Phil.
are an acquisition to any road over
which they make their daily piIgrimages
Billy leaves Idaho city every morning at
eight O'clock driving to Placerville and back.
Phil leaves Placeryille at the same hour,
driving through to Idaho, returning to Pla-
ceryille again in the demonstrating the
Poujade House and City Hotel at 2 O'Clock
and connecting at Centerville with the Pho
neer stage. Greathouse Kelly are entitled
to much credit for their liberal expenditures
on the roads between the Basin towns, and
the public spirit manifested in general i'm
proyements.. The improvement which very
lorcibly strikes every mans senses, is the
difference between walking up all the long
hills, and that Of leaning back in your seat
and riding up in grand state. Thanks to
the company travellers have the latter salts
faction now.
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DIED;

AtCounty Hospital, September 2sd, Y. N. VEL.
DON aged 80 years, of inflammation of thebowels.
Formerly Of Frankfort, Maine. Maine papers
please copy 4r1r5ras e5sas
at Idaho City, September 18th, GEO. SEWARD,
from injuries received from the caving of bank
aged SO years, from Massachusetts,. A. rp7
At Idaho City, September Gath, GEO. L. MOONEY,
from injuries resulting from being kicked by
mule, slate of San Francisco. faA
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Bogus Dust and Bogus Operators.

Mr.. EDITOR: Newspaper men, both editors
and publishers, universally complain Of o
disease known as the pecuniary shorts"
and perhaps, owing to the fact thaty your purse
may not have been recently replenished, you
have overlooked an evil existing in the COM
munity, which should be exposed and the
guilty parties punished if law will reach them
Some time since; the town was flooded With
bogus gold dust, and an effort was made to
bring the authors TO justice; and in one
instance man was arrested, but eventual y
left for parts unknown, leaving his bondsmen
the sufferers.
For some weeks past, the merchants and
workingmen have been made victims pecu-
niariy, by the acts of unprineipled men who
purchase their goods and labor, giving them
in return gold dust from the Ogyhee country,
purchased at from ten to twelve dollars per
ounce, and paid out at from fifteen to sixteen,
thus making clear gain to the bogus opera
tor, or bogus bankers with small capital.
of from four to sixdollars per ounce. have
myself been Victimized to the amount of
sixty -four dollars, and almost every person
engaged in merchandise are sufferers, as the
4ost geCoutS mlAeuNII etHaC el LnlST BASIN,
thus deprecating the gold when assayed at
THE Offices in San Francisco.
\ ! would ask, Mr.. Editor, if, any difference
exists in the crime between those who man
ufacture a bogus dust, wholly bogus, or the
one who mixes a spurious article with the
genuine, with view to defraud others.
The parties engaged in this contemplate,
thievipg business, under cover. of being bust
ness men, are known, and unless they turn
their attention to some more honorable en-
pIoyment than pounding up the Owyhee dust
to defraud. the community shall know their
names through your columns. st**
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RELIGIOUs-Rev; W. s. Lewis, Presiding Elder, will
hold Quarterly Msetngst the Methodist Church in this
city Saturday and Sunday. Services to
Saturday at o'clock n. Service Sunday 1917
A NJ, followed by communion. Also in the evenings
~ O'clock
Idaho City, September %, 1906
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-30

CoRoNERs IN TDAHo.-We hnI the follow
ing account of Coroner's inquest in the
MY Ledger. The officer referred to must
have been indeed possessed of 'energetic
and determined traits" and well posted on
the duties of his Office: = HQ& G
at seems that they already have coroners
lin idaho, and that when one Of them sets
about doing his painful duty" nothing can
stop him-not even the impossibility OF IND
ing the dead body of the untimely deceased.
This energetic and determined trait OF the
Idaho coroner was strikingly illustrated on a
recent occasion, when a disappointed gold
seeker in that far-off land committed eide
|by drowning himself All efforts to recover
Ibis body having proved unayailing, the in
quest wasrheld on his. hat and coat whicb
were, found, lying en,the bank, and ayerdtet
of rfound empty owingto the death of their
owner byadrow ming himself,p was returned,
Ito the perfect satisfaction of the gratified
community, who intend pressing their gifted
coroner's claims to seat in the cabinet IN
case any changes shall be made in that insti-
tutian.
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MARRIED.

at Idaho City, September 21s 1865, by Walter Burns
Esq, Mr.. FRED. W BELL to MARY THERESA SEHFERT.
AT Idaho City, September a. by Rev. c. s. Kingsley,
Mr. E. H. TRAIN and Miss PBsz P. GooDALL, all of Idaho
City FE0F
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New Y ork 81 Idaho O.. 81 -. M. Co.
NOTICE. el9~ sod

THE annual meeting of the stockholders of this
4 Company for the election ofoffcers and the
transaction Of other business will be held at the
office of G. B. Waite, President of said Company,
in Idaho City, on the first day of October next at
O'Clock P. NJ. Also the Trustees will meet at the
same place and hour and ON the last Saturday Of
each month thereafter. DAN'L MCLAUGHLIN
Idaho City, Septic, '65 49tf. Secretary.
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n ew this w eek.
NOTICE

:i NOTICE. }L
FgyO all those that know themselves indebted
& q toPhillip Lee are hereby notified to come
forward and settle with Mr. Morris Fitzgerald who
is my agent to receive all dues coming to the I'M
dersigned. PHILLIP Lee.
Idaho City, Sept 18th, 1865. [n49ws
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Miscellaneous Items.


The stages of the California Stage Com
pany running between Portland and Sacra-
mento have been withdrawn. Cause.-The
failure of the Post Office Department to make
any mail contract along the route. The
mails will hereafter be transported by the
seni-monthly steamers. M
Harvey I. Thornton, once Senator from
Sierra county, CAL, and connected during the
war with the Southern army, has returned
to California.
The Advertiser estimates the distance from
Umatilla to Blackfoot via the Palouse cross
ing at 467 miles.
The Walla Walla Statesman has a cores
pendent on the upper Columbia who writes
that very little work is progressing there.
The weather is similar to Cariboo, July and
August being rainy, and the streams high.
The Advertiser estimates the resident pop
ulaton of Umatilla to be at least 500, with a
transient population of 800 more.
Hay, says the Ayalance, is selling at Rnby
City at Shopper ton. About 25O tons have
been cut in Jordan valley, which will supply
the demand in that section.
The same authority says at meeting Of
the miners of Boonville it was resolved that
all gulch and hill claims be laid over until
the 18th May next-creek claims to the lst
of June.
The Vedette says Mr.. Richardson, one Of
the eolfax party, and correspondent Of the
N. Y. Tribune, is now at Salt Lake, from
which point he will extend his trip through
Montana and Idaho, thence to Oregon and
San Francisco.
Fort Boise is being supplied with provi
slons from the Dalles. They are transported
via Caion City at the rate of ten cents
perpound. 1--
The Eugene Review, Oregon Arena, and
Washington Democrat have been consolida-
ted. The paper, under the name Of Demo
cratic Review, will hereafter be published at
Salem by Messrs. Noltner, Bellinger & Hicks.
The Advertiser says the boiler for the
steamer to be placed on Snake river, to be
run above 0lds Ferry, is on the way to UNA
tilla.
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! A Coop CIEAN=UP The Elk, Horn G.T& S.
Moo. cleaned up last week, from crushing
sixy-fye tons Of rock, 357 ounces of gold.
Tbs is new mill, and the above figures
recommends through its stamps, in unmis-
tahbIe language, the wealthtof the ledge.
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School ExHIBlTIoN,-TheFe will be an ex-
hibition at the Court House on next Thurs
day by the pupils of the Public School,
consisting Of songs, declarations, dialogues,
&C., commencing at u O'Clock, P. NJ A col
lection will be taken up for the purpose of
fitting up the school hopse for winter use.
A cordial invitation is extended to all. On
Friday evening following the pupils will give
a party at the Assembly Room under the
Masonic Hall, to which all the children of
Idaho, Beuna Vista Bar and Pine Grove are
cordially invited.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-30

HOTEL REPREsENTATIFE well-known
and genial landlord at Lewiston, jimmy
Hayes is oae of the. Representatives elected
to the Legislature from Nez Perez county.
Mr., $1,000 another landlord, on the Elk
city trail, is the other Representative.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-30

BAD FOR BbAcKFoor. "A Mr.. Peel arrived
here this week from the. Blaekfoot country.
Hesays most Of the crowd now rushing. into
that country will find an excellent opportu-
nifty to starve to death this winter. 7Pro7is-
ions are not plenty, but the population is
increasing very rapidly-rushing in from
every quarter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-30

TIE chinaman shotby Hiram Kurtzaon1 We'd
nesday morning, died on Thursday night. Kurtz
waived an examination and committed to the
County Jail by Justice McGownd.
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Notice.

Notice.
Territory Of Idaho, county Of Boise-ss. 7aaa Z
IL James and Edwin Lake, 2 H9i 99
RI. Hf tFdt n0IU VS.. lr Haee Eff C8W l.
.. ~ + L. H. Barber f-.f = IN -
In the District court I'd Judicial District in and for said
Territory
LII persons holding claiming liens under the pro.
visions Of an act Of the Legislature Of Idaho Ter
rlory, entitled An Act for the securing Of Liens
premises to witt The building known the City Hotel
and a sufficient part Of the lot upon which the
same is situated for the Convenient occupation Of
the same the said building being bounded above by tho
Magnolia Hotel and the south or below by the saloon
owned by Taylor Owens; situate upon Nam street..
hereby notified that youare required to appear on the
first day OF the next regular term of the said District
the proof of saidliensa 3saAG ba2n reae1qe- bG8
W. H.8JAMESs cd
EDWIN LAKE.
Idaho city Sept % 1seSn49w3
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BLAcKFooT GoLD.-Messrs. Powell Gee
received recently $500 in gold dust from the
new diggings on Blackfoot. Hiscoarse, and
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very dark in appearances, some Of it being
nearly black. Itissaid to assay abont$ II so
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ETHAN ALLEN G. & S. MINING
COMP NY

"A thirty cents was this day levied on ali I'll the
asscssable stock Of the Ethan Allen Gold and Sill.
yer Mining Company, payable to the Secretary of
said company at his Office in Idaho City, Boise
County, Idaho Territory, ON or before the 9Th
day of October, lS65. Any stock upon which the
assessments shallremain. unpaid on Monday the
linquent and sold to pay said assessments.
VIM. w. HABERsHAM, Sec'y
s- stA Ethan Allen Company.
Idaho city September 10Th, 1862 81 f49w2 -
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We have been casting about to find out who our dis
tinguished Judge ogemis We are glad to know, that
he believes that God was the frat working Democrat
and that the Devil was the first Black Republican, This
eminent Judges opinion is entitled to great respect
that point. as we believe him correct
Deputy. Sheriff Donovan says that the Judge was in
error to his getting gray as only occasional hair
occurs and it will iniure him with the ladies if this is
sides here and who divorced by the District Court
says he get plenty OF hair die for the boys. This
last has had the effect of aaying all excite
ment on this subject. 4essE .sa
OF THE QUARTZ LEDGEs,
the Elk Horn and the King appear In thrifty condition
They are runnngAday and night and crushing a good
deal of rock The owners appear satisfied that they have
good thing, and lasting one might mention many
other discovered leads hich will doat another time
On this subject afraid to adventure after reading in
your paper of qua tz ON the BRAIN. To these gentle
men will respectfully refer them to TIE chapter
verse ofDeuteroney as the pandora box in settling
all their grief s3a8 aa saas #iu4E
TIE cHINAMEN ARE COMING
among u.s. Lord deliver us from ocusts Fgvptl
They deyour all before them If destiny has 50 shaped
it, letthem come. see byan advertisement on t1ce
that the late firm of Wo 0wn-doimg general
washing clothes and who expected to deal in Provisions
Groceries and Chinese goods at Hog e-was dissolved
by the retirement of Sum How Sow and Loke Chung
from the fIm.s 5Y a8If ls ass
"Sum Ching Chi has associated with him as mariners
Fung Fang and Guam Ghock Yung, both late Of San Fran
CISCO under the firm OF No Own Yu Kee who will
from this date conduct the business at the same
place" Signed SUN CHING CHI =
5s&5s IS l. u @QUANCHOUKsYUNG. =
Ka eeser EpNGtFANG
This is heavy firm, and they inform me as this was
the Pioneer or first town. they must commence here FIRST
They intend extending their business to Idaho and all
our towns, probalI near tile Hurdy Gurdys Between
these two popular Institutions think may inscribe
on our esentcheoh Eureka we have foundit
Our merchants doing good business and are get
ting in good supply of goods for the winter.
am my dear sir, proud of my profession. yours.
THE BUTCHER
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19
Gen. Grant Vanquished.

A few days since Gen. Grant, by one of his
characteristic lank movements, contrived to
reach the Hall In which the Fair is being held
In Chicago, without exposing himself to the
curious gaze Of the people on the streets, and
without being observed till he was ushered
into the midst Of the beauty and crinoline,
and found himself surrounded BY the fair
daughters Of the Prairie City. Here, says the
I Voice of the Fair, a most laughable incident
occurred. iaAl ss'as9sg gqa iIa 1f AFoss1
Mrs, Lyermore said to. him, iden. Grant,
these girls are dying to kiss you--but they
don't dare to do it.n "Well,n said the gallant
General, elf they want to kiss me, why don't
they? No one has offered to since have been
here Instantly about a hundred fairies
bounced upon him, He attempted retreat,
but in vain he essayed to break through the
rosy ranks, without success. Then, for the
first time, he confessed himself vanquished,
and calmly awaited the event. Never was
such a man subjected to such an ordeal. On
came the maidens by the squads in ais, or
singly; they hit him on the .orehead pelted
him on the nose; smacked him on the cheek,
chin or neck. There must be dozens Of kisses
lying around loose hidden In the Generals
whiskers. During his terrible ordeal, the hero
|aofa hundred battle-fields blushed till his face
became almost purple. At last the girls were
dartially appeased in their "noble rage" and
he escaped.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19
shsearriG's sale.


CUMBERLAND, sS-raEea on execution and
Saiy Ssih. D. 1885 asa O'Clock in the Il crnooSn
said jeuaty all the rightin equity which job &.
sawyer Of Yves brvok, has or hal the frsi day
Of april. A. D. 1855, st II o'slock aad IS mi1ues "a
tho foreaoon; bel the tima OF ths attac m ut Il
the same tho iginal writ in this action, TO re-
deem Ia t,llowng Described Tea estate. sifu ted ia
the baiiiiSFs therein ii.aa Cd Il said wesfbrcot
and upoa the westerly side of the road lea ling ON
We diords to b shops Corner, ana b'uaded = OIL
back side ofthe hoUss made by the L and N a part
Of he hQuss; thence nortp S9I reg. west one red
and ten links to post or fence; thence nortn 30
deg. west One rod aud ninS links by pess and
board fence to apost; thence north p dog east
rod ma twelve links BY rsid fence to ap0et theno0
north 4l dg eIss two 70 Is and three links by said
fence to 20 I; thence south 7is deg. east BY the
widow arearet Woodfords 10 tso-caiGd.) oar
rods ard sixteen links. or to said 90 d; thence by
fbses ,aSts IA vest OF suoh cou So a. snail s,rse
the first boul ds ne tiontd I
s., acsrtai lot q !, nd sIiga'sa 10 ssid west
bv the road ls dug from Wood ord's co 'uer to
Portland by land Of WsrFen sparrow, By the / Of
the York Cumberla d Railroad and By other 10 q
bel nging said decsased's estate more riicu.
larly bounded a. follows; beginning the W sterly
corner Of the sad Warren Srarr VS. lard GA tbs
ea3terg side and adj 1ining the Aforesaid road tence
running north IS deg vest Dinoy Il. 10 take;
thonce nosth 663 deg east ~ ft. to sud railroad:
thence south 2Oi esst by said relroad IT, to ssid
tia IRA m y toned bounds. ~lIft
The fret mention ed lot being sutjeo' toa mortsage
to Samuel Jordan, dated March g. 1856 To aeeure "
certain note foe $1,000 pa able Feb ", 1885. uiih
10 crest sem annually, from = b Is 1855, rocoreel
book $50. page asa ~ NalIa
The seoona mentioned lot being subjae' TO a mort.
gag to Arthur w Jordan, datei Mach 8, 1864, TO
secure 1858 2d-SG6 80 on demand, anu n note fer
800, dattd Jan %, 1855 ON fur months.
40 b lots also subj Dot to 4 mortgage to Sarah J.
aopkins and Il annaa Hersey to secure $50, dsfst
Marc 1865. An of he above CO de- and mrrt-
cages are hereby referred 70 mo Q particular
description of the above described real estate
dated at Por land the 18th dav Of June, ID.
1866 I'm. PERRY Dept shoriG
"A 3ww Nlf PSI t
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19
Abraham Lineoln in . Sabbath School.

ADranam Lincoln IN sabbath School. /
When Mr. Lincoln was In New York citv
in 1850, some months before his nomination
for the Presidency, he manifested much inter
est in the various reformatory institutions,
several of which he examined. He visited
among others the Sabbath School attached
to the Five Points Honse Of Industry. he
went alone and unhsralded, and what happen
ed on the occasion is described by the Super.
iatendent OF the school in this wise:
One Sunday morning saw tall, remarka-
bic looking man enter the, room and take
seat among US. He listened wifhf1xed atten-
ton to our exercises, and his countenance ex-
pressed such genuine interest that approach
ed him aud suggested that he might be will
ling 10 say something to the children. He ac-
cepted the invitation with evident pleasure
and coming forward, began simple address,
which at once fascinated every little hearer
and hushed the room into silence. His lam
guage was strikingly beautiful, and his tones
musical with intense feeling. The little faces
would droop into sad conviction as he uttered
sentences OF warning, and would brighten Into
sunshine as he spoke cheerful words of prom
Use. Once or twice he attempted to close his
remarks, but then the imperative shout of"Go
on, o, do 90 on!" wonld impel him to re-
sumo. As looked upon the gaunt and sick
ly frame Of the stranger, and marked his pow
erful head and determined failures, now touch
ed into softness by the impression OF the mo-
ment, felt an irresistible curiosity to learn
something more about him, and while he was
quietly leaving the room begged to know
his name. He courteously replied, "It is
Abraham Lincoln, from Illinois,"
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19
sP RCIAL NOTICES.


ru'ne are cautioned agaist base imitation
proprietary medicines in this city whs has not onv
copied The label In part ana pted the same stye
bottle but states on his label that he ha nu,ebased
the entire right Of DR.. Atwood, and as ar FDare
the only Atwood Biters ever put up in Ma,ua ,vncb
have gaintd celsb ity, this evidently leads the
wary 10 suppose that 1t is L. +. Atwood-who he.
never conveyed to him. directly or Indirectly ethe,
tho title to or any information respecting bis Bit
tiers. This Il the same person who formerly signed
a. II instead If IT, T. Atwood. Hesays Beware
Oh eounterfeits and limitations, )" which seems to be
upon Inc same principle that "a Thief Cries Stop
.ni'i' rae genuine il signed L. b. Atwood. and
.sAis IN extra label on white paper, headed 'sCau
u9n' hAtrs." Countersigned by II. III. Hay Drug
gisb Portland, Sole General Agent. sIst gQ
Portland, April 28--3aw&wtf faa.a a.ds