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CAUTION.

VHNHE undersigned forbids any person or persons
d from trusting any one on his or the firms ac
count without an order from him. also forbids
al persons knowing themselves Indebted to the
undersigned or the firm paying the same to G. It.
Morris, as he is not in my employ.
no40W3% GEO. II. CHICK.
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july l3HHI6g5.
To PROFESSOR MYERS AND FAMILY Having
learned you are about tb'leaye this country, and
IN appreciation Of your past energy in intro
duclhg and promoting The drama, building
lbe hist Iheater giving your first appearance for
the benefit OF the Catholic Church. and the ibelaI
manner IN whichlyou rendered complimentary
0ene1t 70 the Idaho Hook and Ladder Co. No. L.
IN return we otter you and family Compliment
tary Benefit hoping you will give one of your
'ollaste performances, we admit you have but
few equals in your profession as a magician, at ny
time aud place most convenient to yourself,
We the Gndersianed
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ELK HORN GOLD & SILVER hIlIlG
COMP ANY.
Pioneer District, Boise County,
IDAHO TERRITORY.
NOTICE.

F'HERE are Delinquent upon the following de-
l. sclibed stock, on account of Assessment
levied on the 24th day of June 1865, the several
.anou Is set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows:
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Ada fillmore Meeting.
nj OTE}E Is hereby given that meeting of the
IN stockholders Of tie - Ada EIrnore &. & s
y. Mining CO.. No. l will be held 1T the Secreta
rvs Office in Idaho City on the LIST day OF Sep.
TENDER, A. d.. 1865, at O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day
for the purpose Of electing Board of Trustees
and'the transaction 0t all other business that
may cone before the meeting fail attenda nee
in person OF by tcrtttsn proxy is requested.
GREEN WHITE, President.
JONAS w. BEowN Secy n40w5
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DIED

At Idaho City, July 22d, SUMNER PINKHAM,
Ex Sheriff Boise Comfy, aged 43 years.
At Placerville, July 26th, Mrs. MARY WALTERS.
wife Of Mr.. A. Walters.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29
A PARTY TUMBLlNG TO PIECES.


The late "Union" party in California is fall
ing into fragments. 1t is disorganized in
every county, and each faction is running its
own independent ticket The Nevada Ga
zette, strong Union" paper, philosophers
upon the cause in long editorial of which
the following is an extract:
elements united for specific purpose,
when that purpose is aecomplisbe fail to see
the urgent necessity for longer continuing an
alliance which it appears Wasnever thorough
~ mutual and agreeable. The old antago-
'nistic spirit is revived; chickering's and up
braidings and reproaches for past political
action are INDUCED in. Personal enmity is
engendered and asSi9uously fostered by some
who hope for profit thereby. Personal am
.bition also comes in as discordant element,
and the councils Of the party are distracted
and brought to confusion by men who place
their own preferment above the good of the
country or the choice of the best men to fill
the various Offices. Discord and confusion
ensue, and rupture of the party is the in
eyitable result"
It is all summed up in the one undeniable
fact that the "Union" party has no longer
mission in the world unless it becomes ane-
gro suffrage party-or as the Gazette express-
es it, the partizans fail to see the urgent ne
cessity for longer. continuing an alliance, the
purpose of the organization being accom-
plished
What is true in California is equally as
true here 10 IDAHO. The same causes have
broken the former "Union" party OF this Ter
ritory into weak, spiritless, disheartened
congIomeration of sore headed factions,
warning upon each other, and hating each
other with the btterest animosity.
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MI AR ED

August 5th, by Rev. c. S. Kingsley, Mr.. DAVIS
BuNCH and Miss ELIZA KMPsoN AL Of Idaho City.
Illinois papers please copy.
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N ew this w eek.


WANTED,
A SITUATION AS BAKER, by an expe,
"a rienced workman Apply at the World
ollqe n40wl*
Wanted.--By alady who understands the bust
ness thoroughly, situation as cook in Hotel OF Board
ing House Satisfactory references given. Enquire at
the World Office G4Jw1&
V. 8. -ANDERSO ON.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
mo Rocky Bar, .Altras County.
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Aud IN accordance with law, and an order Of
me Board of Directors made the oath day of June,
1850 So many shares OF each parcel of said stock
as may be necessary will be sold at public auction
N Il! front Of the Company office, on Main street,
1868, at the hour Of O'clock, p. N. OF said day
70 pay said Delinquent Assessment thereon to-
geher with cost Of advertising and expense of sale.
Office with Wells, Fargo Co.
nlOwl w. w. CHAPMAN. Jr., Sec'ry.
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REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

hteULKH DEHlUCRATIC NOMINATIONS
For Members Of the Council.
s. P. SCANIKER,
GEO. AINSLIE,
A. E. GALLOWAY.
IF. C. STREET.
fSr Members Of the House Of Representatives.
JNO. B. PIERCE,
HENRY ALLEN,
FRANK CAMPBELL
I. L. TIMER,
G. DANA SAYRS.
W. II. PARKINSON
JAS. CARR,
BEN WILSON.
For County Commissioner.
JOS. LUCKETT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28
COpperhead Opinion OF Presi.
dent johnson.

The Newton n. j. Herald Democrats,
speaking of the execution of the con.spira-
tors, says;
The blood Of those persons, ard especi-
ally of that innocent woman--proyen by the
very evidence adduced by her accusers against
her, TO have been innocent--is as much upon
the head of Andrew Johnson, as was that OF
Abraham Lincoln upon the head of John
Wilkes Booth A President can't please
everybody People abuse Andy for being
drank, and censure him for being sober.
We notice that number Of Democratic
4apers are claiming Andrew Johnson as a
Democrat. He may possibly be Democrat.
but We can't see il. Democrats have indie.
pendence, he has none: Democrats never
crouch to opponents for the sake of concilin.
ton, he does Democrats have mercy, he has
nome or IL he has, he has not the moral cour.
age to maintain it. He executed Mrs. Surrat,
to please the radicals, and to please these same
seoundrels he has disgraced America.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

WHILE Gen. Sherman was in General How
ards ten, one day during the Georgia cam
pagn, the medical director, who knew that
the former liked a glass occasionally,
while Gen. Howard was total abstinence, told
Sherman that he looked weary and i'll, and il
he would go with him he would give him a
seidlitz powder. Dhe General acquiesced in
the proposal with alacrity, but General How
ard opening his valise begged him not to
leave and produced powder, which he mix
ed and gave to Sherman. The latter, though
a little ehagrined at the loss of the ardent.
was much amused at Howard s ruse and drank
the cup manfully. The bystanders who saw
the joke smiled as loud as was proper under
the circumstances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

lhk "oRLp.-ihere is more sunshine than
rain--more JOY than pain-more love than
hate-more smiles than tears in the world
those who say TO the contrary we should not
choose for our friends. The good heart, the
tender feelings, and the pleasant disposition.
make smiles, love and sunshine everywhere
word spoken pleasantly is large spot of
sunshine on the heart-who has not saen ~
effects? A smile is like the bursting ont of
the sun from behind cloud to him who
thought he had no friends in the wide world
The tear of affection-how brightly il shines
along the dark path oflife! A thousand gems
make milky way on earth, more glorious
than the glorious cluster over our heads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28
Df. G. l.. SPENCER,s
FRAGkA Mt ODsDJSEI.ArNE
FOR THE TxRYU

Nnone OF the very best articles for clsanstus M
png 'hs Teeth ever offered to the public, and 4
~ % contain no acid or any other ingredient n,
49,. panies each bottle. The udouseiaine a. 4 b
's-a1 = "noie.a'e OF retail by Drngssts generally
n.r.. p.ac Provfdenss kI
u ordsss should b addressed, ss.s~ 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

ABouT 325 passengers who lately came
from Aspinwall to New York on the steamer
Cosa Riea, make some hard charges against
the managers of that boat and the Atlantic
Nail Steamship Company. There ought to
be some way of making these steamship com
panies pay some little regard to the rights
and comfort of their passengers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28
Gen. Mason on Negro suarage.

Gen. Mason, who is in command ct Nor
folk, has given out some sound suggestions to
the negroes who may be anxious to vote. It
might not be considered Improbable to white
men also. In this connection we hear it
stated, by those who have an acquaintance
with negro regiments, that almost all of the
soldiers have learned to read and write; that
on the first pay day, about all made their
marks, but within year about all signed
their names. All well conducted negro regi
ments have, as part of their discipline, exer-
cises in spelling, reading and writing, SO that
the army has become to them, in fact, a
school.
1t will be found, after all, that the preiu-
dices of caste and color are not the greatest
obstacles to his political enfranchisement
Once elevated in the scale Of intelligence, so
as to be able to comprehend fully the nature
OF government, and the rights and duties of
citizens, the strongest objections to an extern
sion of suffrage will be removed. But wheth-
er the right fsuffrage is extended or not their
education viii be worth thousand fold more
without suffrage, than suffrage without knowl-
edge.
Gen. Mason said:
sBe.not over anxious to vote at present,
but let your anxiety rather be to learn how to
read and write, and thus prepare yourselves
for the requirements that may yeti be demand
ed of all your people who are allowed to vote.
There are prejudices existing against you asa
race, which you, and you only, can subdue.
There were mary objections raised against
arming the negro by persons prejudiced against
him, but the negro with his bayonet and bull
let, has put to rout that prejudice, and to-day
is an acknowledged power in the United
States army. SO you must by your honesty,
integrity, your industry. your sobriety and
your loyalty, beat back prejudice and make
yourselves in every way worthy the high priv
ilege which your government certainly will
not be slow in comforting upon you.
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coLGarE,s HONEY soar.

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
isfnand' Is uaade from the ciaosc est materials
mild and sno,icnt in its nature, fraRraptIv
centcd, and eytremel, beret,c,e1
'hon the skin For sale by all Druggist, and Fancy
Goods Dealers. rah,,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

In describing the difference between ar;s.
tocracy and Democracy, it is wittily said OF
Cincinnati: The Democracy are those who
killed hogs for living; the aristocrscy those
whose fathers killed hogs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

The Local Committee at the several points above men
toned will please make the necessary arrangements for
said meetings. JOSHUA TRACY
Chairman State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

''OLD JOE BRowS," ex-rebel Governor Of
Georgia, Is vigorously canvassing that State
in favor of the constitutional amendment
abolishne slavery.
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Notice of Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions OF the law OF Iogs concerning CIR
pnratons FIR pecuniafy profit, the und rsign have
canned themselves together as body corporate be
"The Imperial Gold and .Silrer Tunnel Com
paay of Idaho
The rrincp> place M tr4nsscting the bu.ine OF said
rpoi atiun shall be Kepknk Iowa
The general natare # the business he by
said corp ration Is TO be dealing mineral
10 Territory and elsewhere operating mines In said Ter
rory and elsewhere, and pafticasry in the Oro Fino
Mountains, in the county 0wyhet said Territory
Also dealing the ard minerals properly apper
tanning to the objects above enumerated
The capital stock Of said corporation be five mil
lions of dollars which IL b. paid the corporation
Immediately upon its organization by the to
the corporation Of the Toune Mining Lands and Mine
located 10 told and Silver Mountain, number one D
IN the Orc Elmo Mountains In 0ayhne county, Idaho
Territory, how known the Imperial Geld Silver
Minis 10 be particularly d, scibe in to the
corporation The property 30 TO Ire conveyed and the
franchises of the corporation shall the
capitol stock thereof and shall be considered as id in
when the sail conveyance is made and shall be divided
into shares OF one hnndre ed dollas each
The said corporation Shail on the 2st day
newal
The officers said shall consist of BOARD
OF Five Directors vho shall eer their own number
Pres ent and Treasurer and Secretary who shall not
De OF their number aud such executive other com
miitees shall be DESIGNATED by BY laws The said
Board Of shall bs elected by the
from thier number, the seconi Monday Of June
OF ach and every year. and shall continue in Office until
their ehosan Said CORPORATION shall not
at any time incur indebtedness exceeding ten thous
and dollars The private property of the stockholders
shall be exempt from corporate debts
Witness our hands this Goth day o, June A. D. 1855.
EnWARD EILBpURSE, J. W. JOHNSON,
URIAH RAPLEE H. LOVE
A. p MINEtk, H. r. YIN
URIAH PERRY, D. W. Form
JOHN A. POST d W KTIRoupyr
The officers OF said corporation are the following.
-..--URIAH RAPLEE
sscrss.,r T. LOVE
jy3i-dtw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28
BaTCHELOR,s HAIR nyE

The Original and Best In the World. The only true
and perfect Hair bye. Harmless Reliable and Instan
taneous Produces immediately splendid Black or
natural Or own, without ihuring the hair skin Rem
ediss se i'll effects OF bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists
The gsosu Is signed William A. Bachelor. Also.
REaEN GRATING EXTRACT OF MILLEPLEURs,
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hsir.
aag2l-slx, Wy CHARLES RATHHRLoR NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

For DiarrhGa, Dysentery, &c. Ma
CURES Compound Extract Of BxsSx PLANT lie the
reliable and successful remedy; it is endorsed by Col
Long, General Pleasanton and Gen Fiiz Henry warreu
Of the United States Army Western Sanitary aud Chri
tan Commissions, War Relief Fund Com itee Editor.
Of the Press and Western steamboat oficers Sold by
all druggists. and S. b. VOWEL & Co. Keosnk
J. 4 C. MAGuERE Sole proprietors.
Jyis-ahWnm It. Louis, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28
LuInbcr, Shingles and Latl,.

UAbEHMEN AND BUILDERS are informed that We
- ~ NV nauufsrtu ring (at the Paul 4 Hiatt MID
q0O tast daily Of the varioua kinds OF Pine Luuber
ato 0sSa and LAth. Prompt attention vii Is esveS
oroen ron everyuaWes 4. HOMER 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28
Special Notices.
The Dend that Might be living,


1t Is sal think that thousands die annually with the
means Of life and health almost within arms length
Many weakling goes down the grave every day whom
the timely use OF osT FILTERS CELEBRATED sroN-
Elixir without = single drawhsck-is preserving the
lives OF multtudcs. In cases Of general debility aud
protratcn ii "a producing effects THAI perhaps more
astonishing shan anything heretofore observed or re
corded in the history Of medical treatment Feeble
emsciated and Departing patients whose powers Of d-
sestion seem TO be actually ex,ngushed their
appetite. strength and spirs under course of the Bit
tiers, With rapiiity that Is positively amazing. All
that the propretor originally expected the preps
ration long ago thrown into the shade by its actual
ress. New virtues which they had mover thought Of
attrbuting it, continually being developed in it.
Application 10 new As preventive of diseases
every class and constitutional invgoTant 1t stands
alone and unspproachable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

Ths Co nfessions and Experience OF an
Invalid; pub lisned for the benefit and CAUTION II,
YOUNG MEN aud others, who suffer from Nervous De
oity, Premature Decay of Manhood. &C. supply ng al
tho ss one time THE MEANS sKLr-CuRE. by one VIII
s cured himself after undergoing considerable quack
cry BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope riugl.
copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
At1sdAw'n Brooklyn. Kings Co., Ny.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

The bridal Cham Der. an Essay Of Warn
ting and Instruction for Young Mon. Also new and
reliable for Diseases sexus
systcmssent free. in sealed envelopes Address, Dr.
). shiLLlS HoUaHToN, Howard Association, PhiIa.
telpha, Pa. .nr5s.w,x
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

Governor william NJ Stone will speak at the follow
ing times and places upon thu political questions Of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-28

ExL5ov. s. J. Kirkwood will speak at the following
lines and places upon the political questions of the day
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-04-28
GENERAL. SHERMAN

The order of General Sherman to his troops
found in another column, and the basis of ar
rangement which he made with the rebel Gen.
Johnston for his surrender, will strike our
readers with establishment. We were totally
unprepared for such disgraceful thing. We
know not how TO account for it. The whole
loyal North will be amazed and indignant that
such terms should be made Happily they.were
not final, but subject to the approval or disap-
proval of the government at Washington. The
terms were promptly and emphaticaly rejected
by the President and his Cabinet, and disap-
proved by Gen. Grant, who was Immediately
sent to North Carolina to attend to war mat
tiers himself. He will accept, we trust, of moth
ing but an unconditional surrender. This is no
time for parleying with traitors in arms Gen.
Sherman had no authority for making any such
arrangements, and we are astonished that he
should ever think of making them. And we
are exceedingly sorry that he should have by
any means been induced to take this false STEP
He had won high reputation and an honored
name. 1t is great pity that he should now
do anything to tarnish that name and reputa-
ton, and cause the people or the government
to lose confidence in him.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-04-28
4 Proclamation.
by TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATE

by TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Whereas, by my direction the acting secretary Of
state in his notice to the public April II, requested
the various religious denominations to assemble April
49, ON the occasion Of the funeral obcquies of Abra-
ham Lincoln, late president OF the United States and
to observe the same with appropriate ceremonies
and whereas, our country has become like one great
house Of mourning where the head of the family has
been taken away, and believing that special period
should be assigned for again humblng ourselves be-
fore Almighty God in order that this bereavement
may be sanctfed to the nation
Now, therefore, in order to mitigate that or eff on
earth which only be assuaged bv communion
with our Father In heaven, and in compliance with
the wishes OF the senators and representatives in Con
gress, communicated to me by resolution adopted
Mt the national capitol |, Andrew Johnson president
of the United States, do hereby appoint Thursday the
25th day of May next, to be observed, wherever in
the United States the flag of the country may be re-
spected as day Of humiliation and mourning and [
recommend my fellow citizens then to assemble in
their respective places Of worship there to unite in
solemn service to Almighty God in memory of that
good man who has been removed that all shall be
occupied at the same time in contemplation of his
virtues and sorrow for his sudden and violent end.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington this 25th day of April
in the year of our Lord 1865 and Of the independence
OF the United States Of America the s9th
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the president, W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary
of State.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-04-28
Windhnm County Court.
Present, Hon. JAMES BARRETT, Presiding Judge;
Hon. PETER W. DEAN,
Hon. VIM H. JnNEs ( Acct TuJcos

Present, Hon. JAMES BARRETT, Presiding Judge;
Hon. PETER w. DEAN,
Hon. WM II. JONES, Asst Judges.
Mary i. Drine VS.. Theodore C. Rand-This was
an action Of rospass for an assault and battery Mt va
rous times from Oct 1862, to March 1868 The ey-
idence of the plaintiff disclosed that in Oct 1862 the
defendant took the plaintiff, then girl Of IL wears
from tue "Day Home School" at Troy n. Y, to his
home in Windlam, with the agreement that he was
to cothe educate and in all respects provide for her
until she should arrive at the age of Is wears The
evidence further tended to show that during the ne
riod she lived with defendant for triAing and minor
olenses committed by her. the defendant beat. bruised
and treated her in brutal. and inhuman manner
That in several instances he beat her until the blood
ran off her person; that he kicked her many times
severely, and had also times thrown or kicked her
down and then pulled her up by the hair of the head.
taking out large quantities ut times. That ut one time
when defendant and family were going away 10 he
gone few hours, lie built up hot fire in the stove
and chained her near the stove she could not s in
n chair but was obliged to sit the floor; that one
end OF said chain fastened to the stove or floor
and the other with paddock about her neck. That
on another OCCASION in the winter of 1s63 defendant
stripped the plaintiff naked and took her out To a wa
tering trough, cut hole through the ice and would
then nmerse her under the water, this lie repeated
several tmes that he then dragged her by her limbs
DUCK 10 the mouse through the and He'd
her to stand upon block Of sonnstore ,,m
until she became so exhausted ms IN f5Il ~ TIot
nlanf never complained to others If soid ,r.,,n't
Tor fear of seyerer punishment he threatene Re- lei
If sLe shn,Id iii nc eateheu heI win
had been treated That the nar finally ca,u ~, ,e
knowledge of some of the neinhbors when th sn,hn
tiles of the town obtained nossesson of i
Informed them of The brtnI treatrort 10 ~ NV I
ceived That unon an exominaton hor s,o oro n.u re-
robornted and that her limbs and hod o ~ nVi
SCARED and acerated nrescnn tba moo
bruised and dried desb' T"e '''' "PP''""Aee Vi
The evidence Of ,he doCerdor+ ,orlo1 80 .ho--.p..
he had nor ar on,, fin h, J i " so- 'l"'
ti01s evidence te1ded ~ so "u u, u,seu oI as '
had on two or throo oaso G S ,nA hs
some other otTenses oJaotn ~ ho,isoS hiu
Ind roLt IN do e''"'''eu "e'' 'A' Ae
The inrv retnr,.d ,,orl;,, Co., ,,,oi,,,,er
of S563 dsmeges and 80 ~, a., VIC nun nun,
ennort Cor nIsintiT. Rtio e. u 49, ALL "or nv
Stpnohton ior doconda, ~ ""e''e'' Ni"o'u AN''
nm Tb"no" ,'o ~, U..o r,; ,oa 49, -.
tio Of asmi, % iif 's m''s "'i &c
contr"ct Tnr OF 'e III p ~, on