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p@" ONE TRIAL is said to convince
the most skeptical persons that the
Liquid Catawh Remedy of DR., D. H
Seelyeis q certain curative of that lin.
gering and destroying disease
Catarrh. Obtain Circular of the Drug
gist showing SYMPTOMS, whereby the
presence ofCatarrh in the system may
be detected.
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRIoEs.-
ISAAC LEVY has just received new
stock of elegant and fashionable cloth
ing for the SPRING and SUMMER
trade; also fine assortment ofCloths
and Cassimercs which he offers for sale
at greatly Reduced prices. Give him
u call ISAAC LEVY.
April 81, 1695-tf
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"a Captain EMANUEL GIEsY will
accept our thanks for several copies Of
the Charleston Courier. The date is,
Charleston, S, G. United States of
America, April 13, 1865"
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CERTIFICATE or Authority.

CERTIFICATE Or AJIHORiTT.
(To expire on the 3lst day Of january, 1867
AUDIToR oF STATES OTRIcE,
Insurance Department,
Columbus o., Feb. ), 1865.
WHEREAS, The Manhattan Fire Insurance rompa-
ny, located ut New York in the State Of New York,
has filed in this office sworn statement Of its cOD-
ditiou, as required by the first section Of the Act,
"To regulate Insurance companies notineorpO:ated
by the State of Ohio" passed April 8, 1856, aud
whereas, sad company has furnished the under
signed satisfactory evidence that it s possessed OF
at least Of one hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital invested in stocks, or in bonds, or in mort.
cages. worth double the amount for which it il
mOrtEaged; and, whereas, said company has hedn
h. office a written instrument, under it, corporate
seal signed by the President ana Secretary thereof
authorizing any agent agents Of said company in
this State to acknowledge service Of process for and
in behalfof said company, accordngto the terms o
said law.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the first section Of
the aforesaid act, I, James II. Goldman, Auditor oi
State for Ohio do hereby certify that the said Man
haitian Fire Insurance company Of New IOrkis ali-
thorizei to transact the business Of Fire Insurance
in the State until the 3lst day ofJanuary, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
In witness whereof have heretinto subscribed my
name and caused the seal ofmy Office to be affixed
tho day and year above written.
[seall JAS II. GOLDMAN, Aud. Of State.
W. P. CREED, Agent,
Lancaster, o.
April 90 1SGj--3w
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LANCASTER MARKET

B0-On Saturday morning last a loco
motive attached to freight train, ex-
plodcd near Hamilton, o., while the
train was in motion. The conductor
was badly scalded, and the fireman
badly mangled.
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Northwestern sanitary Fair.

II will be seen by the circular from the U. s. SAM.
tary Commission, published elsewhere, that the
great Northwestern Sanitary Fair will commence in
Chicago on the 3Oth inst. The attention Of our
friends in the army is invited to the circular request
ing donations for the department under the Of
Mrs. General Sherman.i
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OBITUARY.,

DIEp-April 18th, 1865, of Spotted
Fever, after an illness of five days,
ALLEN HENRY TRTMBLE, son of Robert
and Maria Trimble, of Franklin coun
ty, Ohio, agod IL years.
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THE TARLEs TURNED--On tho 18th
inst. Libby Prison, Richmond, contain
ed upwards Of 1900 Confederate pris-
oners, military, political, and civil.
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Nay ofHumiIiation & Prayer Postponed.
The President has postponed the
day of humiliation and prayer until
Thursday, the first day Of June, Thurs
day May 25th, being Ascension Day.
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No.. 1t is estimated that two square
miles of the city ofRochestor wero un-
der water during the recent flood. cit
is thought the city was damaged to
tho amount of 100000.
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IMPORTANT TO MEN AND BOY.
One Dollar Saved is one Dollar Mad

Ifyou call at Rising's Clothing Store
you can purchase better goods and
moro of them for the same cash, thar
at any other clothing store in the city
Come and sec for yourself.
If p. RISING.
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BARBER SHOP FOR SALE

YEIhe undersigned will sell his BARBER SHOP, 10.
Gated in LOGAN, OHIO, for sixty dollars. II has
good run of custom, and all the appurtenanccs for
fashionable barbering
AUGUST RICHTER.
Logan, Ohio, May ), 1SGj-JNN
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I@Our thanks arc due Colonel
STAFFORD, of the 17Slh Regiment, for
late copies Of the Raleigh On. Co. Pro-
gress and Standard.
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Notice.

TcNHls day tho Probate Court Of Fairfield county
to he nrobably insolvent Creditors are therefore
required to present their claims against the estate tn
the undersiRnet for allowance, within six mouths,
NY JAMES STINS0N.
Ad'mr Of Geo. liolSnian, der.
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Balance iE Treasury, ........ SIS 80
ROBERT REED, Troasuer.
I have examined the books and
vouchers, and the above is correct
statement. II. A. GEBELEIN,
Acting Member Sd Ward Com.
April rs, 1865.
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MECEIPTs AND DISBURSEMENTS OF
RELIEF FUND

The following statement is respect.
fully submitted, showing the amount
of money collected in each Ward, and
how much disbursed respectively by
said Wards for the rcliet of tho poor
of our City during the past winter
also the general poor fund realized
from entertainments given at tho City
Hall for the hencft Of the poor:
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One Cent Reward.

ID AN away from tho premises Of the subscriber in
~ Madison township, Fairfield county, Ohio, on
the 4th day Of April, 1865, bound boy named HAIR
VEY RACER, aged near Is years. The above re,
ward and thanks, will be gwen to any person VINO
will return said boy MARY KESsLER.
Lancaster, @, April H. lSC5--3tv
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Ayers Cherry pectOraA.
voa TuE RAPID cvaE .,

Coughs, Colds, InAushEa, HOaFseness,
Group. BrOnehitis, Ineipisntt consump-
tios, end fer she rsiief of Consunpiivs
Patients in the Advanced stages of IN
Disease as
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Remaining unclaimed In the Post OfIico at Lanca
tor, State OF ohio, on the 18th Of January, lsC5.

Remaining unclaimed In the Post-OfIico at Lancas-
tor, State OF ohio, on the 18th Of January, lsG5.
Be-To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for "adpeised tsttecSp give the date Of
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
D6-lfnot called for within one month, they will be
sent 70 the Dead Letter Office.
Free Delivery ofLotters by carriers, att iden-
ees Ofthe owners, may be seeuredby observing the
following Rules;
1. Directiettersplanyt the street and number,
as well as the Postoinccand State.
g. Head letters with the writer's Fosi16ee and Stas,
street and nug'ber; sign them plainly with full name,
and requcstthas answers be directed accordingly.
g. Letters 10 strangers or transient visitors IN a
town city, whose special address may be unknown
should bemarked at the lower LEFT hand corner with
the word transient "
L. Place the Postage Stamp on the upper right
hand corner and Lsrrs space between the stamp and
direction for pOst-markiHg without interfering With
the writing.
n. Is. Request for the Return Of a letter to the
writer, il unclaimed within 80 days less written oi
printed with the writer's name D0sf-06iee and State
across the len hand end OF the envelope on the face
side, will be complied with at the usual prepaid rate
Of postage payable when the letter Is delivered 10
the writer.-Sec. 20, Law Of 1868.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Jesse p outcolt plaintiff, ! In Fairfield County
az. : Court Com. Pleas.
James Hicks, defendant. Civil action
The defcndcnt James Hicks, is notified that on
February 2j 1865, the plaintiff Jesse p 0utcalt filed
in said court his petition against him, upon an an
count for furniture sold and delivered 10 defendant
and praying for judgment against defendant fol
$685. hj-lO0 dollars and interest from Oct. l. 1864.
Defendant is also notified that an attachment has
been issued in SAID cause, and that he is required to
appear and answer said petition or before the third
Saturday after May 25, 1865,
JESSE p, oUTCALT,
April 2j 1865, 6,I-OwpfSj Is,
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THURSDAY, May 4, 1865.

hs-Unavodable press Of other matter defers the
appearance of the report of the Horticultural Society
meeting until our next issue. 1t will be remembered
the next regular meeting is Saturday the 18th inst
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Attachment Notice.

John Carnes. Plaintiff, ! Before G. steinman,
gn,t pr Fsi2aIS Of aSesng aos,t toTCn'hP'
NNt the nth day Of March, A. d. 1865, said Justice
bi.sue an order Of Attachment in the above action
for the sum Of One Hundred and Ninety Dollars.
JOHN CARNEs.
Lancast r, March 23d-3w.
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OFFICE oY AUDITOR or STATE,
TnIuuI,ttu 4 Eah a IsGt

1t is hereby cer.Ifed that the foregoing il a cor
rect copy Of the statement Of the condition Of the
Manhattan Fire Insurance company Of New York,
made to and filed at this Office for the year 1865.
tSeall Witness my hand and seal Officially,
JAS. Il. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
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M A N HAITIAN
Fire Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.

STATEMENT of the cOnditIoa Of this
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
On the first day Of January, 1895, made 70 the Aud.
tor Of Ohio pursuant to tho Statute OF thas State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name NJ the Company IS the Manhattan Pire
Insurance Company aud is located IN tie Cty d
New York
I-CAPITAL.
The amount o its capital stock all paid
up is''''.' soOOOU w
2-ASSETs.
Cash of the Company on hand and in the
handg Ofagents and other persons ...... CU,I0s AZ
The Bonds and Stocks owned BY the Com
Pany, las per vouchers accompanying
u 3, securities, &C., market value... 1881 70
Debts due tie Company secured by mort
gage, las per accompanying vouchers. l9l ,IT5 %
Debts otherwise secured-loans call .. Zlf $50 20
Debts for premiums os5O ~
All othes 2n,73Z 50
Total assets Of the company y........s $685. ,3Gl Ci
s-LIABILITlEs.
Losses unadjusted d....................s 1880 90
All other claims against the Company.... 2T 90
Total ....s 1G,lJ7 GO
4-MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one
risk ....................... ............
The greatest amount allowed by the Accord
rules to be insured in any one city, ing to
town or village discretion
The greatest amount allowedtO be insu-
red in any one block.
The amount ofits capital or earnings de-
posted In any other State, as security
for losses thercin--for State Of Tennes-
See Tennessee bonds, s2OO0O; for Cali
ornis US 10 4O's, S76, ,OJ1--cos. ..... 5000 %
Deposit in Ohio made herewith,
STATE or NEw YORK, So
County of New York.
VIM. p. Palmer, President, and Andrew I. Smith.
Secretary Of the Manhattan Fire Insurance company
being seyeplly depose and say, that the fore.
going Is null true and correct statement Of tle a,.
fairs Of the said company; that the said Insurance
coDoany IL the bona iide OF at least Oxg Hrx-
pREO THOUSAND DOLLARS Of actual cash capital in
vested in stocks and bonds, in mortgages on real
estate, worth double the amount for which he same
Is nortgaged; aud that theyare the above described
officers Of said Insurance company:
W. r. PALMER, President.
ANDREW J.. SMITH, Sec'y
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Be-Besides the above Trains, there are irregular
Trains and persons approaching or passing the
night, he particularly on their guard for themselves
and LIVE STOCK, as to trains In both dlrections
Any injury inflicted will otherwise rest on their own
carelcssnesS. ;, u. SHELTERED, NJ. I.
Jan2i'lSG5
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Notice.

A Ill persons are hereby notified not to purchase
Nor receive n promssory noto given by WILL
LIAM DELONG and made payable to the under
signed, dated April 2sth 1864 due six months after
date said note with the pocket book containing it,
having been lost on the l4th inst
Columbus, o, April 20, 'G5--Jm G. D. PORTER.
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Henry w cIsheimer,s Estate

MTot,ce is hereby given that the subscriber has
" been appointed and qualified MS Administrator
with tho viii annexed on the estate of Henry Wells
heimcr, late OF Fairfield comfy, deceased.
WILLIAM GRIFFITH.
Lancaster, April llth, lsG5-3t
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lseall sub9cribed aud sworn before me- this Goth
day Of January, 1865.
lSTANPl THOS. J.. THORNELL,
COmr for Ohio in New York.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29

made by some Frenchmen, and not upon any
thing coming from Wilson. The Radiator
man says that short time since party of
Frenchmen came here and bought supply
of provisions While here they made the
statement that they had found, and were
working, somewhere in the direction of the
Ceur d'Alene country, as good and as rich
mines as they wanted. AS to their precise
location, nothing could be learned This is
the way the Radiator has been imposed upon.
The merchants Of Lewiston are certainly do
ing driving business on the strength Of this
excitement, but really do believe they have
nothing to do in getting up this almost un-
precedented humbug:.
Assistant Secretary Hewlett is doing all
that lays in his power to get into his posses
sion what remains at Lewiston in the way of
public property associated and connected
with the capital question and its removal, so
that he can at once start for Boise City, at
which place every individual in this part Of
the country believes the capital will be de-
cided to be. On the subject of turning over
the public property now in the hands of the
Acting q. S. Marshal, and subject to the or
der of the District Court, Judge Smith ap-
pears to be little obstreperous, which an
noys my friend Hewlett (who is very desir-
.ous of getting to Boise City, very much in
deed. think, however, that Judge Smith,
who has given up the capital as lost to Lew
iston, will shortly change his mind, give COL
Hewlett order for the property and allow
him to depart in peace and quiet for the fu-
ture capital of Idaho.
Business, as a general thing, being very
dull in Lewiston. the only thing which keeps
the people alive is the occasional excitement
arising from the contested Sheriffalty of Nez
Perce county, in which Capt Fisk, late Sher-
iff, and two other individuals, names not
known, figure most conspicuously. 1t seems
that at the Fall election Of 64, Capt. Fisk
was declared eIected-beng his own success
sor-but his opponent contests his right to
the Office. In the meantime, however, the
County Commissioners (from some cause or
other) declare the office vacant and appoint
a third party to fill the position, under whom
Fisk's contestant accepts Deputyship.-
Thus the matter stands at present; though
Capt. Fisk means to try his right in court,
and from what / can learn believe Fisk has
the best side of the case,
As this letter is already too lengthy, will
close by wishing my friends in Boise all well.
Yours, A. G. TURNER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29

RETURNED.-Col. W. L. White returned
yesterday from alengthy trip in the noun
tains. He has visited Wood and Lost Rivers,
going within l5o miles of Virginia City. The
color was found in many places, but nothing
that would pay. We shall give some account
Of his explorations hereafter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29

SEVERAL articles-poetry &c.-have beer
received from contributors which will receiv,
attention as soon as possible.4
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FRot4 PRICKLY PEAR.

Through the kindness of Mr. W. Wood,
of this city, we have heen permitted to pub
lish portion Of letter received from Mr..
H. l.. Sutton, gentleman we'll known here,
and who is now in the Montana mines. We
defer comment and refer the dissatisfied mi
ners of Boise, if there are any, to the fol-
lowing opinions, as expressed by the writer
HELENA CRY, Montana Ter,
June both, 1865.
Mr.. ]. W. WooD-Dear Sir: X X X
left Boise City on the 29th of May and ar
rived at Virginia City on the lIth June, be-
ing eleven and half days on the trip, and
reached this place on the 18th; since which
time have been trying to post myself
From the almost deserted town Of Virginia
City travelled in a northerly direction thro'
Beaver Town, Jefferson City, and Montana
City, on the Benton road, and az none of
them are worth describing ''two minutes is
enough on that point" This towo is almost
as large as Idaho City, but not so solidly
built, and the houses are generally but one
story high and covered with mud, which
makes 1t appear gloomy. 1t is built on the
Guch Last Chance) about three miles above
lis junction with a branch of the Prckly
Pear river and about Is miles from the Mis-
souri, river. Above the town the gulch is
quite narrow (say from so to 100 feet wide)
and none of the bars or hills along il have
ever been found to contain gold in paving
|qqantlties Below the town the gulch widens
to from 100 to 200 feet and has bars similar
to Bannoek Bar only on smaller scale, on
each side of which good prospects are found,
and in my opinion are the best diggings in
the place. The guiches in the surrounding
country are all claimed, and a few of them
prospected and found to contain nothing that
will pay. ''Stampedes" are the go, and ev-
cry day some new excitement breaks loose.
/ have no faith in the reports concerning new
discoveries, although | have been ont to four
or five new camps since my arrival here and
may be induced to go again. In short, fear
that this country is greatly over estimated,
and would not advise any Of my friends to
desert their interests in Idaho with the ex-
pectation of making any big strikes in this
country.
In the mercantile line everything is quiet,
and from what / can learn / have concluded
that the merchants have, as a general thing,
less margin than in Idaho, and openings
are few; in fact, in the present condition of
affairs no one has confidence enough in the
place to display any energy in that branch.
On my arrival found, on prospecting my
brothers ground, that they had written uoth-
ing but what was true in regard to their in
terests, and in fact they can get larger pros
poets than they wrote of in their letters to
me. have seen $40 to the pan, and last
week one nugget was taken out which weigh
ed $2o97-about 10 pounds; and another
which weighed $l50.
Now you mast not think that this country
is so much superior to Idaho because OF these
rich deposits, for if had as macy friends in
Idaho as here would return Immediately.
Yours, truly, h. L. SUTTON. i
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DIR. III. ZIPF.

German Physician, Surgeon ayd Acco1chcur
ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional services to
IL the citizens of Idaho city and vicinity.
Chronic Diseases
of whatever type grade will receive prompt and eff
cient treatment.
Dr. Zpf has, also hand vaccine matter and
he will vacnate adults children by calling leaving
orders at his office.
OFFIcE-0n Main street, opposite Miners Brewery up
stairs Idaho City 3Stf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29

The GREAT STAGE RoBBERY.-Mr. Jas. B..
Brown, formerly connected with Taylor 4
Ovens Saloon, was one of the passengers on
the stage from Virginia at the time of the
robbery. He has furnished us with graphic
description of the affair which limited space
cempells US to only refer to. Brown was the
only person who escaped uninjured. At the
first volley three of the passengers were kill
ed. McCausland, wounded, played dead, and
escaped. Parks, wounded, was released after
Brown escaped, the robbers remarking that
as one was out they might as well let the
other go. The original intention was evi-
dently to kill the whole crowd. After Brown
surrendered and held up his hands, he was
shot at, which he considered very ungentle-
manly treatment and took to his heels, draw
ing the fire of the whole band upon him. He
played Indian falling down and lodging Of
ten. One horsenan pursued him, but he Sc
creted himself among the rocks, where he
lay for some time completely exhausted.
After time the robbers appeared, fourteen
in number and marched off across the desert
toward the North. The stage was riddled
with balls and buckshot. About $4,000
were taken. Many think Brockie Jack was
the leader. The authorities are reported to
be upon their track with evidence Of the
identity of seven of the robbers. The body
of Dinan was found perforated with sixty
three bullets. Parks was wounded by twen-
ty one balls. Four of the passengers were
killed. Brown made one of the most re-
remarkable escapes on record.
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VlsIToRs.-We have been favored during
the week by visits from several old friends
among them Hon. V. S. Anderson, Probate
Judge of Alturas county, who appears as
hearty and handsome as ever; Maj A. L.
Downer, Clerk of the Supreme Court of Ida
ho Territory, an old Californian and worthy
gentleman and Dr. Smith, late Councilman
from Boise county, now Territorial Treasurer
Pat. Malone ESQ, editor of the Oregon Re-
porter, one of the most forcibe writer's on
the Coast-a man Of warm heart aud stead
fast principles; and Mr.. Krider, THE former
landlord Of Trinity Center, Cal.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29

FROM CGUR D. D'ALENE.-Among the numer-
Gus arrivals here this week from the Coeur
dAlene country our old friends Sank Owens
and Geo, Stoneroad have maze their appear
aInce. Mr.. Owens says several hundred peo-
pie from this portion of the Territory are
now making their way. again to the Boise
Basin, thinking ''there's no place like home"
No gold has been found in that country. Mr..
Owens was at the Mission, and in the noun
tains at the north--found plenty of people
hunting for dlggingS who could not find the
color in the country. Wilson was making
his way out of the country at the most rapid
rate, some of the miners threatening to hang
him if caught There was considerable suf-
fering among the prospectors for want Of pro-
visions. The country about the Mission is
represented by Ms. Owens to be fine In
dian country plenty of streams and any
quantity of mountains, with some fine valleys
but there was no sign of gold or of quartz
In fact there is no foundation whatever for
the rumored discoveries in that quarter.
Many of the miners have gone to Prickly
Pear and B!ackfoot Some of them intend
to return to the Boise Basin by that route
following along the base of the foot hills to
Snake river. The news from those diggings
wasGot encouraging.
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DENTISTRYi 7

r HAVE REMOVED TO TIE EMIGRANT STORE,
j just below the PoUJADE HOUSE, UPSTAIRS.
R9g-Any one wishing finished filings or other perma-
'nent work, will do well to call. +. G. NICHOLS.
Idaho city, March 8th, 1865. 20tf