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NOTICE TOLAY DRAINS IN
IN CANAL srRg1T, FHoA LAKE, TO sADI'

- Ch!csst. Jusr H. 1865
Nnfie4 II he- ebY xFfu % The oNur3 OF LIE tdho1-
.pE desc1toed tot4 pieeeA of land, thas nc Coo,
til tho cry OF Cntc.2o oy N oFu!nanes ~
Ct ch of said ictI or pects Of 4and. copnetaas INC
tsne with th public sevaF u the siEtts opp1s.tss
Now The sad owneTt are herrG1 notrea 70 GSHse
the saio drains 70 he sard w1hr. Ten 9 dAyt o sns
ds1 hereof; the tad vo 70 be uone by one .! W.
Or. IN IN. essicenseu BY TIL, FeA1d. Ano Nofuax 70
ths general Epec!fcstion On die IN this ouee'
, 1866-06-18
legal.



~ State Of Illinois, Cook County, s.. Circuit
Court Of Coek County: Ii chanc, r..
John Hoult Asry Esyman Hoait, and s5lEania J.
guardian Of Albert Gurus Wenban. nalno.: Albert
Co1As Wt ubau, and Wy4ttC Roydtn-In Partition.
ID pursuance Of decree Of asd CourI, rendered in
aaid esu.e MaJ3S 4. D. 1sd5 Jehn Woedhf!dEt T..
TEENTH DAY Of JUNE, 4. p. 1855, at ten o'clock
IL The forenoon Of said dny On the premises nsteHsl
highest btodes the north half Of The tonth half Of 10,
ekht 49, 10 blor three 80 also, the tEcasI nye
Of ior four u In block ty four sla all tn The ottzt
naI town Of Chlcsgo In said county; aatu premlses
being known - Nos. IQ, 11s, III, and lit franklin
terms Of frayment-onethlrd t,{) ca1h, balance IN
t4oequal pA meEta. paJ able respectively IN SIX {6l
and tEelge t,2 months nom The day OF sale With In
ferest Ut atx per cent per Zee deferred pay
The abs1 Of tite taid premises eaa be seen 1t
nv ofsc-, no 3 Methodist church Rock 4t any Kline
h-}are TIE dxy Of khte. JHQ, NUODRK uIE- in.
Commissioner.
P. L. 6hemsn, Eeq., solr fos Conpl.ts.
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Ine1ts Moses 1nglea I'm A
lnga1ls Charles E 1ngerso11 jag

Jackson John 4
jackson @ l.
Janus Wll112fn A
James Martin 8
james B Flleut
James 4 Rrothe.s
JAncey :.fn1fAm
Jaques JamesO
JSGQutth Joseph
jarvis George
JMafd Truman
JeGafon " T&ct
Jenka Edgar
Jenni1laTIH
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Suction 6alfS,
GOVERNMENT SALE a
A T

; " AUEIlUN. Ey1gcK UEf1TE.6
ChcARo, Ill, Jaua II, 155S.
I viii tel! 1t public socuon. IN nont Of ny once.
Aeo Ia Gist1 aioeE, oa & q 5qse @ tne
Medium LIE us!1ng't Ss5ss. one Field sag, , ton5
kcslr pair s.eeyardt, four skics one Warehouse
Truck. nye Liquid Mels1Ie!. oce seythe Stone. two
cnc CleaTer. ote Hstchet. ono Flour Sampler, one
Gfs,n sAmpleF, ope saw, one A1n. one Shovel. oae
Nett Saw. one Neat Hook nTe Butcher k1ITes. one
Post Dlce sox. eight Erzsert. Eutat Steel
Tap Botes iwo FIJI ComlnlsssfJ Chest, one Pad
tock+ one Grace and Bit ole Making Pct. Mark
Ing Brush. pur Cnise, teyen Pates, onc Hammer,
eethef With tnbtty ether articles. SAIe COMMENCE
1t lD2. N. TtfDs cab. GEO. n. CAMPRtLLy
C0Iotei aud Com mie1Ary Of Sahststence.
-, WV. A. BUrTEIt5 d CO., ApctloueeI1,
, 1866-06-18

have this day sold to Mr, WM. r SCHROEDER my
entire r:h. interest ano good wi! 10 NJ Adye
Agency conducted by me In this city for the
lasT eleven years. and ca1 cheerfuIty recommend hin
to ali publishers. Thu business will be continued b.
him uGder tho trade mark Of '.5crtytn's Adsetu3tna
Agency" " H. SEklfkS.
Cbicare, June II. 1Ss6. EJ1
, 1866-06-18
NOTICE TO LAY DRAINS IN
~ sOUIH LAsALLE sTRFEr. FROM MAons0N

QyrIc1 oT TIE BoAxp ~ PrBlIc WoH1s-l
. -. -. CHICAGO. June I.th, 1854
Notice u hereby given to the ovne5s OF The tolow-
.ng des1bec lots or pieces OF 1aau, thas tho Common
% jung 1ss6 ordering private drain TO be laid rom
each OF raid Dt8 poce1 OF lxnds. connecting the
same w.kh the puDlc aeWer in ths street opposttc-
. NOV, toe aAtd oErcrs afu eerrny nox1ned to caRBe
d..s hereof 5se .a.d rotk 70 b aoas p one 2, ,ae
The EeuaA spectncasioos on nle 10 !nls or1cs.
, 1866-06-18
5nKctal Rntte&8.
Hfgk1v Nmper1aat,t

9QKt1&4 9zulWk8s
Highly AnapsraaAt.
DR.. JAMES. formerly OF J1mea' Lock 9osptal
Cu,tom House lsrxer, New Orleans, now pesmsne4u1
located st 50 Randolph street. Ch!caso, eln be qon
sulteo npon fhs treatment and cure Of cnEnsH4 AkR
| CCR1Al. s1FunIf1C md al Ps1TA1K DIs1AsEs.
sYFzuls, primary, seeondarr tertiary. CT entattet
he1toitarJ. Eaatcally cured without tha use Of nee
cuy. todtotde potasta. my other poisonous dr
bat BY cant1azet used oriy by him, sad posltsrt
| curt.
| srEHHAroaauKA Aad nfro1Esc1-cauted = serra
t1cet1es. or seltabusc-the Doctor win epgaxs e
cure IN I'll cases In fact. Dr.. Janes il intatbs ID
his treatment OF what termed secret dtsea.es-
The great and universal reputation Dr.. Jauea en.
joys Specialist In tbe treatment Of these dsesse
tho reward Of twtsty yesrs CLOGS aIpcatlon to biz
Fro es,ioa, and time devoted to the stuy o. these dis
eAses and he u the OILY one Of his class that has
toEtcd nom the Medice} Faculty aud hta<s Of Medcu1
Colleges, tnatu1ally much nver.o to corntcn1ud Is
Specfalsfs>, AID rom The press OF many Of the l1r-
gest cities In nearly every stats IN the uuoa tlu.
noufals to bis skill and tnynrtable success ii curing
the class Of Wht1 he dcyotes his ts7o aud
! attention.
1he following arc extracts rom some OF these sesst,
monIa1s. These, With mulutade Of othezs from those
he has restol ed to health twtich from obvious res
tcne. cannot be pubaheol ahould convince those suf
firing fto those diseases, that they can rely upoa be-
Ing cured.
Dr.. ]. 3. jordan, who FRs Ihytcxu 70 &ne C!ncln-
natl Chclera Hospital during the Of 1879, and
Professor OF the Theory md Pz4e,!ce Of Medicine,
and Of Nate1a Medlca in the American Medtcz1 In
sltuse OF Louisville, Kentucky in la.o-5t and s..
, 1866-06-18
NOTICE TO LAY DRAINS IN
~ WASHIKGTOE STREET FROM STATE KT-
OTTIcE o. Inn RoAKD or FuB11c WoKKs,}

NcEee Is hereby given to the oWneTa OF the follow
Ing dc: eztn.d lots Of land That thu Common
eli the Csty OF BY IN ordinance passed
Nay list 1s66 ordering pElvxe drain oelal1 from
each ot said oss OF pieces Ct the sae
Now ,ht owneHt an hereby u titeo to cause the
1ld drains to be laid Within ten el day from the data
hertof; the sale work to be ore OF the drain
layers csnsed By this Hoard. and according to tho
genrr1l specifications on ttle In thls once.
PStt Of tub-lot No Of No Of No Of Name of Addition
q lot. sub-lot~ Lot. NoeK. Or sao-divinon.
7&s Z Z F95t s.,s bearb9sn = S,1a.ad a.
, 1866-06-18

1ha fccepta Shipments this week and Istt com.
rare ~ follows:
Recerta than last week. xte
shipments lctA than i&kl Teek.....s...... 1s76
A. compared With the corresponding We X OF lBS5,
VIC hnd as folioEs:
Receipts this week. s.1s
Fecetps fcr co1setroDurg week Of 6sns
Receipts more this week.. .-... ...-....... 81
The ,ptal receipts o! Cattle and Hogs at the Union
Stock aros from Jan. lSGs 10 juno is, 1S66.
follows:
%2te :..@...,...les9
The rates Of 1rclght Tive sock East were nxed Gu
AID pf3cr TuetdAJ. MsIch =. 1861. ~ follow:
RA1Ea OF EEElGHT on i1Tx HIts.I xAxf.
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6HEEF-The market hxz cnntluQeu oQN through
out. There lt,Ie duuAnd except for heavy uutton
sheep. o. which Glars there haa been but few
Prices do rot uidcr materially from the closing rates
OF la: week. Trade to-day leleas: the only
made lol head stock Sheep. ayer11lnE 70 sold
by Exllwork Mallory TO McPh19son, II &&.0a.
sEA1ss 10 1HK UNION etoK vARpA-
1rsina Ase run to The Union Stock yxrds over ths
I,tahufEn q tort Wsyoe KoAd Icay1nt the depot At
The OF Axdtson and Cx18i The Iate IL
70 ccpA each Way. When nrc u pAto On the trnin
HytrH will charged.
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KOSTETIER'S BITTERS

very different fon. thlu. The preparation Develops
appatte and tnvEorases aod energxes Tho dtzesttys
powers at tho same time. Hence, when tadha1euees
to the enIoyuens OF the table. ahsolu.s disgust <
food Is combined with Rast5c weatne4s, Or auy oth,
form or dyspepxia. THU tarzeaching restorative r.
nve,fthe entire difficulty. II Ia not toale thak does
its work by halves.
, 1866-06-18

The fettIptE 1df IhlS WEEK &nu 1&1s cop4t III lols
lows:
Tecejrt4 this wrek................. ...........st8
1eceip& laat
BeEflpIf tte4 th1k 1Sjs
The receipts hare been large. brt with acttre de-
rn2nd, ali have found Fcany tale and prices hare
steadily adva1ced during the w.ck, coatnk H973c
100 ~ higher fhAn 1t the opening. 6hippe11
al The principal operators though packers have
bought with considerable fteedeu,. City butchers
have CONC IN for their nsna1 supply.
The matket to-day has been acuTe. to the e1tett IF
The oerurr all npaihg ready sale II Soon unload
ed from the sAi cmbsacr ls6s he.d It ss.lnz
e913 for medium tolli %ersocs. fed and E1icfea.
9sfs0s65 Tor goot to ch se hog III the caIs. The
Sarns wall cIeased Of STOCK and the market c1o4ex
STEADY. NJ the kuvance mentoned 3b8se-
Tic following the closing prca to-nlEht. cou'
pared with the closing rates for the same period 10
the yeArk ls1 and lns3:
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NeA6aEA
NcAtMa Thet,
AeAulstH FA
AcRrn Brps
AcBG11 Pear
NcC&' E kRkne
AdaTthy Rm
HcHrtty AIchl
McCush I [3snnl!
E[CN.S
Aru1tn G
MCCLELLAN e
Mcclure V T. DR.
Atc(1ure OA
McCoru JMeph
Mcf oncell alvin
AcEoHd Jae3n
Mccoy John
MGrb JOHN
McCuxn John
McDAy1co Hm I
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Prizes paid in gold. Information furnished. The
highest rates psd for Doubloous and Ill kinda Of Cole
ard Silver.
yy,1RQ xfA "a IN
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nc :,
NcDsyttt JAmea Mt1Ihoue Jdk
McD0a1 d JAs5 McTntlro JauN
HtUo1Ald has Aclnttre wm O
Mci)o1Ain D q McI&tY5e W0 ' ];
McDousll Mungu uMclntJrc John
Mcdonald paalel MFkauney FFan
hcllerutlt John els
Mcdonnell Elttsh4cKte Byron
! McDohoueh JsA .ttkezFin Robert
Mcdowell John Mckmwu Robert
MtDuFuaant heh Nc L .le Geo,ce a
Ae.Arpy ptV McLan~ " A.
McElruy Ge0Fxe Mclaughlin Rsoa
8IcGarrf.Ie ErhFy McL,e1a HECTOR
MctsllloW *nJ Mcleod Rs1seJ
McGibbin Thomas McLeod u EeT
McG!nnta Il McLeFoIh 4 al
Mct}tnnis Elll NcNi1l1 Chat3es
AcGe4'h Luke cae
XcHArdy FFa1rtsAcXufryE
nfnf-ArhA~
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HDSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS

cnt1tle the preparation to a high place au,opE ths
specifics Of tho rye Rock and valley, pain and ozs
have contributed Of their hyreau stoses to produces
its extraord1nsry properties. 1sbs sPREsERvATIyK
MEDICINE: IN Other woeds it, eject b, 70. Pnxzxsyp
1U1 FussIcAL RowKks II rHx1x 1C11. y1aok beyonA
10 TIE eanker Of decay. A. atosasohte It Il alto
Zether the best known. tt dsuE2ye tendency is par
ttcularly sytdsot IN boos csses IN which II seaas "a
purge the blood Of supefuous bile and restore thai
cleazness Of cople11oo which eaa only eo1tst with
ahealthJ circulation. cerat1y thsru u 90 sdve1t1es
tonic srd cn1ecusevhich more completely y,ndcAtea
The anaeacT Of botanical treatment.
, 1866-06-18

GEORGE G. DOANE HAVING
~ retired from The nsn, OF Pollard. poane 4 Co.
40 T. Il. uoaae- c. l. PECK. !. d. Polts:d. C. c,
Holmes snt &C. Connolly b-tng adm,ts"d a. psst-
apr ettle 4. befort. -
Chicago, ApT1t Z, iS[6. r55S - :
, 1866-06-18

E08xExfIEe0 &KBU WE&1WHCT@
An Essay Of Warning and lustracston f,r Young
Men. Al1o. DIfesscs sad Apuses which p.oauatt the
charge in sraled letter enTslores. Address Dr..
SKIELIE H0UQHT04. Hoxs=d AAso tasou, Pull u
sd1palt, F2. mJ{z225mF4aW
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pROPOsALS FOR STREET

te1t-gE1ot
, 1866-06-18

1U6 fETlHN1QE 8lE &QC E4V8I1lE -Q12CIS*
G04IkG rEEK4
E1sro Herres-tmE, tn, weI.1oTmcu, to6
yeSEs old Steert, and AreF&RlnR 1,31 nS
and urH4sds... s...:......-...:.... ...-...--...
Tf4hat EffpeS-GooG. Et1l-12tftd- fairly
formed steers, av1aE1ne hon l-lu TO
Frtr GYdo<E-Fk4r btterS. 1u 1Alr ueah.
Averaging l.60QGs l.1oo ns- ks....-s...s....
.Nsdiu15 t7dAs-Ned11M Steels sod GOOD
Cows, nt lot city slaughter. and AveI2E'
= b.
,S.uct LuuleEouuon Ekttat, Ia decent
re4t averaging hGGt .0ug 1bE+ 1t. ....-.-.
[0.rr5nv-1AEht Ep1 thin Cows aDo E!ett1,
topkh md cdaISc, Avs1AE3rR Ss5aSa h&,
, 1866-06-18

600 u 20, 1t 54o-1&e freight The market ctosed
ste dy at st4c for No. J n store.
OATt-Hece1vcd, TA9N nu !; shipped. l13.1M bu.
Aa1ke& active 2od i&lke hsttas.esaes .<re: 80 hu
No. Ac: S1Ut bu 90 At s44 7ieao bo DO It 81 :
60 hu 10 S3kc :el.6p hn 90 A. ~; NN hn hd.2
At -: atDc bu do u 4 1900 hn 90 II Il &c lsoo
hr do II MccoAn& steady at Sic for kn1 Asd SEC
Nn.1.
KYE:Rteeixed sS-; hu eh1paei a. bu. Aarket
uutet and NC better No. and 1c higher No. I.
hsles were: LEU bn No. ii 74c Rot9 BIZ No. aas
&c: 500 bu do 1t 6G4.
Market dull Sales Tc5c: t3 bags pool at &c Oh
track.
al. t:ouen lois aIr nor ina! Ut at.s.3tAd
RE1 Ns-Sell iu Fetail lots 1t 15cx1.5JTpf common
70 rrlmt. Tho demand IL only to supply shs home
tt+de.
BkUD3l C0RN-Eoceaeef, none; 1hippca noae.
MsfkrI inactive sn1 nominal Al e4o.DAs lGo.to.
Butt EIl-Eecercd . sl9 NJ; shipped II ls3 ms.
Tue marx q Tor comma sud cs1or descriptions
ctnphs.icaty Quit About the orty inquiry now. IL
gelIo" pus % H. 1 e. ns,s los e. .ss
Il do II i'm at 22c .egs at 2tc Il kcFt II s1c; Is
, 1866-06-18

CHICAGO DAILY mARKEr.

All adles ef Gsasa r<toftsd In tA1s na1rkst report
orr m1dr On bdsts Qf K &sofu0e Naless 0tAerctse
<4tt,r4sed.
-- 8A1U1DAI ETKxIxo. June 1e.
FREI(sQT3-KAlL1oAD FElQEJx-Th4 foll0E.
1hE u Lhc JOINT lAsi1 OF The thtte Ez.te4n ru41l:
, 1866-06-18
Benlis' Patent Shane Collar.
NOTICE.

"E1ee1tng al other styles tn neatness Of untsh.
ntt.pg cof1aT."IN. II. Gazette
El06 Sn " E. KENhEY,.144 Dearbosu-St,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07
AN HONEST NAN.

The Republicans have eone honest man
among their speakers, Mr.. A. G. Isaacs. He
thinks wildly and expresses his convictions
plainly. He is for negro suffrage and gen.
eral equality of races and eoIOrs. and he says
So His speech at the Theater was disap-
proved of by some of his political friends,
on the ground of policy, but Mr.. Lsaacs' the
DRY is that truth will hurt no ote, and should
be spoken at all times.
9Itvls- useless for any g''poiey Republican,
TO deny that the sentiments expressed in the
speech were not-the- reai~senttments@ the
Republican party They are the ideas held
privately by nearly all Republicans in this
Territory, and avowed publicly in every 9TH
er Territory and State. Read the call of the
Convention in Illinois, published in another
place; read the following dispatch received
this week.: a G
BANGOR. June 21.-The Republican State Convention,
was attended by 16O delegates. They nominated Gen J.
Chambern. of Brunswick. for Governor. and adopted
resolutions that all without distinction of color or
race entitled to the utmost civil and political rights
endorsing the recent Congressional amendment and ex
pressing confidence in Congress. f
Here We have the feelings of the Repuhli-
can party, as expressed by itself in the East
and in the West. It isso all over the Union
Mr. Isaacs expressed the real sentiments of
The. Republican party, and everybody here
knows it, 1t is of no use to deny it.
Mr.. Isaacs is the Republican noHainee for
Treasurer of this county. When the Con-
vention nominated him, it knew his senti-
ments. He has often expressed the same
IDEAS in the Union club. They nominated
him because they liked his politics; and his
whole politics is concentrated in ''the great
cause" of the negro. lie is the real repre-
sentative Ct his party, only alittle more hon
est and impracticable than most oG his asso-
ciates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS,

\ LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
"A to come up aud pay their
t1sAs''atoriat and County Poll and Hospital Tar.
BY so doing, yon vail save Oae Dollar, which will
Oe added on after the first MONDAY III August.
Also. all persons Knowing themselves indebted
Tor property Tax will come forward aud settle
the same and save themselves costs This ia the
last notice that will b. advertised
THOMAS FOYE,
Assessor and Ex>Ofico Tax Collector,
Idaho City, July g. 1S66n37w3 }
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

W AND AT THGM.-The prospects of Dem
ocratic success in this county are as good as
any man could wish. The desperate efforts
Of the Radicals to carry the election, show
that they, too, appreciate their wretched fu
ture. Democrats from every portion of the
couaty were here to celebrate the Fourth. and
they all bring the same reports. The con-
spildatlon OF the Democracy is now complete
Ia every quarter, and they are Only anxious
for the day of election, when once more. as
Of old, their nnterlfed, indomitable ranks
will be hurled upon The enemy. There Is
not precinct in the county which. will not
beat them back to their hiding places on the
second Monday Of August.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07
JUDGES OF ELECTION.

The following are the appointments made
by the Board of Commissioners of judges OF
election:
PINE GRovE-AtV ogel's Hotel-H. Clifton
JEFF Howell, Ben Davis.
IDAHO CITY-Court House-Enoch Pavton
Green White, e. j Butler go
BUENA VISTA BAR-Hodgdon's ofice-Wr,
Mash, W. C. Hyland, S. Morrison. ass
LAST CHANCE PRECINCT-Robert Danvers
SalooN-Juo Sheehan, - Eastman. M NJ
Cauley.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Looney's- Jas. Dnle
VIM Trichner ). H. Van Pelt
PLACERNrLLE-W ashoe Saloon-H. finch
ing, Jesse Bradford, G. Miner.
GRANITE CREEK-Jno Kelly's-W. Clark
John Searey, JAS Murphy. b
STAIRS RANCH-Douglas House,.
Douglas, - Blair, w. L. Warrener.
UPPER GRIMES CREEK-Frenchmar Store
-Thos Conway, F. Foster, = Morton.
PIONEER CIfY-HolIand's Saloou--Jpo. q
Carol, w. W. Chapman, IT, D.. Martin.
Toll GATE, (below Pioneer CitylA-TolI
Houses. g. Hudgins, VIM. Kennidy, Steve,
Fennessy. @
ILLINOIS G8LeHP BEcINcT-KeIly's Sa3aon-
Il. G. Combs, S S. Kelly, P. c. Larued
UPPER MUDDY PREcINcT-Thos. Theho's.
House, two miles above Pioneer-A. Sifers.
Dave Johnson, Wade Carter
WALLA WAILA PBEcrScr, (Walh Waila|
Flat)-Jno. Kinsella, P. J Fagin, W. Bean.
Upper Payette Preeinct--Chas. Ostner's
House-Chas. Ostner Alex. Art, G. Higdon.
Silver Hill District (Gold Hill Precinct1-
Butcher Shop-James Carr, j. Il. Boyd, G ].
Miller.
Deer Creek Precinct Mddleton's Mill--
W. s. Middleton, E. Motze, Jim Kane:
The following Precincts were then estab-
lished: M
MlNNEHAHA PREcIScF-N fnnehaha Ranch
C. W. Russell, Frank Cooper, Chas. Sow
ers.
SQUAw CREEK PREcTNcT-Gray's House
Jno. York, A. McQuaid, D..B. Mooney.
BosTON PRECINCT, below CenterviIle--Jno.
Lyons Saloon-R, Spencer, Mr.. Harris, r.
Lyon.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07
REDEMPTION FUND,

GEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE sURREy-
- der Of County Warrants issued prior to the
first day of january, 1866 Willie received by me-
up TO the last day OF the next ensuing session OF
the Board Of County Commissioners. The low.
est bids for the surrenGer Of said County War
flnts will be accepted: Provided, that no bids for
more than par vane Of said Warrants, or any bid
unless accompaned6y the Warrants proposed to
be surrendered. shall be accepted
). W. WOOD. County Treasurer
Idaho City July 8, lS66n37wt
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

ITEMS FROM THE RoAD.-We are indebted
to Howard Bledsoe, Esq, for the following
items: Eaf
The election returns were notall in, but. all
parties concede very close vote ingthe State
of Oregon.
The CoIrmbia River was falling slowly,
leaving the Orleans Hotel in UmatilIa, on
Rsr land again. Rainy weather had given
way TO warm sunshiny days. and the roads
In many places were dusty. lla.l4
The road over the Blue mountains is uassa-
BILE for loaded wagons, having been woanRp
ON VIGOROUSLY by a FEW DAYS SUN. 8a5.
Donahoe, who killedFerd. Patterson broke
Jail at Walla Walla and is at laroe. A 70
ward of five hundred dollars is offered bv the
Sheriff of Walla Walla county for his arrest
Geo. Thomas. the tPioneern stage pronria.
tor of the Walla Walla and Boise Line. has
sold out his entire interest to $Messrs,. John
HALEY & Greathouse. The line changed
hands on the lst ofthe present month. a.
"a The crops in Walla Walla valley look very
promising. The same may be said of those
of Grand Ronde and Powder, River valleys. Fl
The high waters have continued for much
longer time than ever before known by. the
stoldest inha bitant.n 80
A teamster lost two fine mules and a part
at his cargo in in crossing the Weiser river
on the 18th ult.. while attempting to ford, the
stream.
The Payette river is unusually high, caus-
ing the Stage Company much trouble to get
ever the numerouss sloaghs WHICH make out
hOm it.
The 0. s. N. Co.'s fine steamer sShoshone"
issmaking regular trips from Olds' Ferry to
0Wyhee Landing on Snake River.
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TER Republican meeting at Centerville,
Thursday evening, q correspondent writes
us, was a miserable failure. Speeches were
made by Mr.. Kirkpatrick, Judge Gilbert and
Judge Waite. But few people were present
and they weregvery lukewaru. c,tt
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Democratic Mass Meetings 8

VIII be held at the following places at the
times mentioned 'f
sPlAosavILlh- Sunday, JAY 9Th
GRANITE CREEK- Monday, July 9th
.0l}hFNrERgILlE-Tdesday, Jnlg 10th;
BosToN-Wednesday, July It'll;
bUENA VISTA BAR-Thursday, July 18th
MooREs TowN-Friday, July 18th.
The meetings will be addressed by Gov. j.
B. Weller, Frank GanahI, S. A. Merritt, and
others. eev
RALLY ONCE MORE, DEMOCRATS i,
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The Union is restored and the rights of the
Sta es are resumed, Dot when ALEX AMBER y
STEPHENS and the Copperhead5 say SO, but when
the loyal people of the United States in Congress
Weekly. 'A"i p0i ,
That is the doctrine. When we, 'etheIoyal
people" say the Union may be restored il
shall be restored. "When the loyal people
Of the .. s. in Congress assembled are con.
tent to declare it," ',the rights of the States
are resumed" II these men are not disua-
ionlsts; who aEe2
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SURVIVOR GENERAL.-The telegraph re-
ports the passage Of Mr.. Holbrook's bill cre-
ating thu, Office of Surveyor General of Idaho
Territory. The establishment of a. land Of
fee, and segration of the agricultural
lands, is an important and useful measure
for this Territory,
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CONTINUE TO TREAD THE PATH OF
AND TRUTH, AND THIS
COUNTRY SHALL BECoME THE NoBLEsT
AND MOST POWERFUL OF NATIONS
WHEREIN ALL CREEDs, CoLoRs AND
RACES SHALL C0NGREGATE & DWELL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fourth
of July Speech of A. G. Isaacs, Republican
nominee for Treasurer of Boise County:
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TIE Democratic Central Committee met in
this city on the 4th inst, and, besides, the
transactions, passed the following resolution:
ResolUed, That the Democracy, at each, Of the
precincts in the county, be requested to meet on
Saturday, July IA, and organize into olnhs fOs
weekly meetings during the present canvass.
vs. ftsI.4aJ. J., NAY, Chairman.
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.Dissolution No4ina.

THE COZ PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
= between the undersigned has been this day
dissolved. All accounts due the late firm are to
be be paid to Henry Cans, and ali accounts due
from the firm. will be paid by him. Business will
continue at; the Saloon as heretofore by Henry
tsans. HENRY ANS
Idaho City, July 4.n37w4 GEORGE CANS.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ed WORLD Please announce me. as an TnJlependent
candise for the Office of Sheriff the erfs,ssil stti
CHAS w. STEWARD
Mr.. EDITOR :--Pease anIUnnee my name IA an indie :
pendent Democratic candidate F Representative at the
ensuing election. n36 J. j. WALKER.