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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
IN THB ONE HUNDRED AHD eHy1NTY.
HTNRu pRQIMRNT VIRGINIA. MILITIA by

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
NINTH RHSiMENT viRdlHI1. MILiT!A;-By
gment, and 10 assemble the men Tor the pslRcee
Of enrolment and electing company omcsn. Tan
ana forty nv. years Of sss residing In the city q
RishnoSd east Of f.nik Street. -
The boundaries Of the company districts afs =
Ni Pims Company .--Asross the city. between Tsssh
saS Second Canpsny.--Asross ths city. bstwss,
rssifsS siHaH snd Fourteenth ar.st:.. -.
isS, sRs ;;as:: M city. between y
''iPia Mih aes conps; ss;as 81 x.nh.l. bssvsss
siStesntS and fishtssnth streets. ~
Seventh cOHRsn,a,iS.9s, Cor sas s,
rsp.sn sssAs GSsRfsas sna Z:
Ninth sSi91aps9S :us :-ss s
Tsnts Con- Company. any .-ias2 Of Twsnty:sxth stsse.;
TIE nsn r tss ssysrs, ssIDsSSy !sS Si.::s van
's, sI.s ,SssSses;@S. IL Il. City Hail. sov'.ssr $
e: s;s:ss 4 Ss;$s:ry i,A.o'v l.He''-sss
Th!sa .i e SSespsss; p A, ,hs sirs H.rkss November
s!rs RSSIsa ssss. Ssn1oPS & sSssi Ssi = ". -.
y!Ah enpsny:7sAtths 1iWt na'h's' Aessnsss
sis sfss Z SscasSpssiSsnitsSs Ssiss. Ys x.rt, Eewasss
's:.:n:s cssS:sy "a q. = Pint x.ris. Eovs..
E,sssS Sonp.ny-1stAs Sir's xartst, Hev.... -.
!X;:. 4: s:,:ss:s :sis s ~
oi.Ssa Tsnsh q tconpsny.-A. M corner q nm = ~
0si0'A = tGHg 3. pAHzoRfH,, .sne..l
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CArrAm 3. g. MoRRu. This worthy
esntl who has been 70 long sjck, and
iatterly in such Q pestlous cord diilon, II w
ase It'd % learn, impsoyinG and MI ~
tsn&jse phydoiAss, prss 3a0giH and NILS,
express evsry hope Of isrycovery. - -
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-The session
Of this court was continued yesterday, and
was occupied in the transaction Of civil
business.
On Wednesday the court designated
March and August as the months for the
terms of the grand jury, in future. :.
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HENRIco CIRCUIT CouRr.-This court
met on yesterday, and the Judge having
signed the proceedings for this term, ad-
.joufned until next term.
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GENERAL AsHBY.-We have seen pho
tograph Of General Ashby taken from .
sketch from life by Colonel Willie Caskie,
of this city. The photograph is by Van
nerson, and those who have seen the Gene
raj state that it is very accurate picture.
It is being sold by Messrs. Davies s Bro
ther for the benefit Of the Hollywood Me-
mortal Association. We are gratified to
learn that the demand for it thus far has
been very satisfactory; and we feel sure
that it's object, together with the fact that
this is the only accurate picture Of that
gallant cavalier taken whilst soldier,
will insure for it an increased demand.
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DRrpa1ya MACHINE IN THE BAsIx.-The
dredging machine now working in tho
basin, under the charge Of Major W. G.
Turpin, Is successfully prosecuting its
work. Since the 9Th of last month the ma
chine has excayated 400 square yards. The
machine Is now unshipping It's tackle and
preparing 10 move farther up the csnal.
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DR.. sGArLLARD, of Richmond, Is one Of
the lecturers announced to deliver the
course before the Peabody Institute Of Bal
timore this winter.
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AcxxowLxponsxr.--Nrs. E. 8. Turpin,
ncssursr, acknowledges tho receipt of Con-
ttihuticns ffem I'm. " yndhem R0bertecn,
ofNcsS6lk, tsrto ths Osh~sss 1enorAi
AsG1oIat3on. s-sesr
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!: MIR. JogS MI4rHsL. - This distin-
RuishSd gentlsman arrived II Nav York
O TuaedAy, ana Will reaeA this city O
Sukday psxt, whsrs hs win Join his hsaily.
ffon which, by the act Of the Government,
he has been 20 long separated. He viii be
warmly welcomed ON his return TO Rich-
mond By hii very many friends. 9
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9, Woepysslfs. Jan16s r. W6NAOoek CIT
10 eotds g vood, dslissf nm ~ r.
ssssa -. ,,s q y! wv sss sss 9, Sesd' ~
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DREAKFAST SHAwLS.-We have
- now in store twenty cases Of these CHOICE
and SBAsONABLE ARTICLES, which We are de-
tsrminsd TO sell at CUSTOMERS OWN REACBs, at
J. STEENBOCK co.'s,
Nos 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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| PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
4 !, IHE WATT Y 81, RLoW y W.

J Warranted TO 40 far better work, with one-foprth
less power 10 double - strong and % dursble,
NOT % liable 10 choke or clog, and viii
puigSTxs the soil and cover up vegetation fAf su.
perior 10 any cuf. brace plow sveAIst made lau oi
which have been invented. formed, and fashionsd
s:s%: ;I.s Hhc s.a sssssssy :sssy
iEn. ian. ISnS smisS. Colonel B. Crsnsh.w. kishsrd
Adams, Dr.J. Howlstt, p: y. Haxsll, Nosmand
Smith, p. voolfolk Z; HodTudsr g. n 2; C..ts,' Carter
0eoTss Booker, and others. Who ere using II and
seen Il operate. In every case ,whsss iail % q
come up 10 the WARRANTED, VII rssurn sns Pnss @
n SSsorss Watt 6 Co., at tho old stand.
GIOR0t WATT, Ploy.msksr,
- n n. Richmond, Va.
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sHS ~, 3SSs: B .ssBSs SiBafSssl. ce.....s... !.

ToR SALE OR ExCHANGE ZOE
E CifY PRoPlIfY. - ACRD Q! LAID ~
Loudosn county, ys,, o guihogd stsaen. @ ns
about twenty -six niles from wssiing6a 0pofys'
town, and Alexandria. Apply 20
Win Harrison, 0oddin Q tAp}sSSa,
90 lG-3awlm Banksn and esa1 kn1e6 6Ag4nAse =
TOOKi LOOKii LOOKiii-lnSuna.
!.S.. iSS. e o.:sn s:sSs: sS s'a Z. ~
fsoa I'M DAY ogsr or eltise seosk e a
GLASS. b., q snAI advance On sess ssei shss
: !: A. ACEa s:ssg q :,1,S
Wsl Aa'' nov N s0s3esi}} s}foH. q sa,e 1ssss e.
.eps sssssiss BALLARD sad tsaIsass -.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
JUICE MEREDITH's CoURr.-Judge Mere.
dith's court has adjourned till Monday
next. -.
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nAIYLAyp.
fNIII0s. --I--1 >
Ill - Total.
ffssSIssa f..Iss a..s 4 Y isi.n i & g

N. Alfred Henderson for fylsnd; ~. 81
After the game was finished the VIC
tofious strangers were escorted by the
Pastime to their quarters at the Ballard
House, where they rested themselves, and
laid in wait for their supper. TT
The supper was given last evening at the
Ballard House, and was q sumptuous affair.
At about halfipast 10 o'clock the members
of the two clubs assembled In the dining
room, together with few others invited
from the various clubs Of this city. Before
they were seated, Captain A. G. Babcock,
of this city, President of the Pastime Club,
presented the champion ball to the Mary
land Club in neat and appropriate ad-
dress. The ball was received by Mr.. W.
P. Vaughan with happy little speech.
He proposed toast to Mayor Mayo, who
responded in his characteristic style.
Mr.. Dooley, Of the Union Club, being
called upon, replied in few well-con-
ceived remarks.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Gorten, of
the Maryland Club; Messrs. r. B. Witter,
Frank West, and Deane Lee, of the Rich
mond press Mr.. Henderson, Of the Mary
land Club, and several others.
Mr.. Henderson proposed Mayor Mayo as
an honorary member of the Maryland Club /,
whereupon he was unanimously elected.
After the speaking, the evening was
spent in singing and convivialities which
were kept up until q late hour. Upon this
account we are constrained to condense
our account as much as possible.
The OpERA.-Bellini's delightful opera
"La Sonnambulan was performed last
night by the English Opera Troupe to q
very full and fashionable audience. 1t
was the finest performance of the week.
Miss Richings gave the most indubitable
evidences of her histrionic abilities. Finer
acting in the role of female performers we
have rarely if ever witnessed, while her
vocalization was accurate, expressive, and
brilliant. No lady ever received warmer
evidences of appreciation from the Rich
mond audience. 1t is needless to particu-
larize. The entire part Of Amina was sus-
tanned with q spirit and fidelity unsur-
passed.
Mr.. Castleman sustained his reputation
fully in Elbino; indeed, he rose In favor
with the audience, as there was In his part
last night an opportunity for the exhibition
of feeling and emotion he has not before
had. Mr.. Campbell, as Count Rhodolpho,
acquitted himself to entire satisfaction.
The whole performance was successful,
and being aided in its animation and spirit
by the presence of q brilliant audience,
the night was one Of the most admirable
we have had with the musical drama.
Tonight Miss Richings takes benefit,
when the new and very entertaining musi-
cal comedy of "the Doctor of Alcantara,"
which has had an almost unprecedented
run in New York, will be performed. The
accomplished lady should have bumper.
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8ilt1ju,a'Jnd NJ aispatrh.

FRIDAYS. .......s.5... .NovE,fBra >, 1889.
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WARM, COMFORTABLE KNIT
w SKIRTS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN are
selling very rapidly, owing to the very small pro-
fts at which they are sold, at
]. STEENBoCK 4 co.'s,
Nos 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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ZEPHYR GOODS.
We arc now opening our full limos
OF the real
0ERMAN ZEPHYR GOODS,
Just imported, consistins Of
NUBIAS, e
.... HOODS, AyD ....r.
9HAWLS
OF such exquisite dsliessy Of
shades and colors and superiority
oftexture - to challenge oompari.
son with any In the city. at
J. STEENBOCK CO.'S,
Nos. lals and l2n Main street.
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BREEDEN & FOX,
wRoLESALI AND RETAIL DEALERS III :
DRY GOODS,
No. <ol BRoAD srRgEr,
=, -.tciving per steamers THIS DAY large add
'.,.,l supplies OF DRESS GOODS, bought during
=, rs.t week =, the extensive New York auction
.,E,. Also, = large and attractive supply OF new
=. rhoico PRINTS. BLEACHED and BRoWE
,,5ps. IRISH LINENS. CLOTHS and CASSI.
vssrS A large assortment Of LADIES CLOAKS
- 8sHAwLS Of the newest designs.
r,RPETINGS OF all grades, DRUaGBrS, RUGS.
g.. ke. BREBDEN d POX,
No. Sol Broad street.
- 70, corner Broad and Fourth streets.
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OVERS OF FIELD sPORT,-You
sla Tsi reg psstsa 70 call and sxaHtf9 e.s issgs
tsIe,,auiie and brsscA A-loadtng. fro0. The nost
q 1,i,Sssl sl makers. Also, our splendid aescgtment
sD. sueesssen - Anshsn Iylsh
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PROPOSALS.


-, ofncE CirY GAS WoRxs, October "a. Isse. :
~ BRICKMAK r RS.-PropOsals
81 siil be received atthis oflce untifthe 18th hday
BEsT sTgpsin5sr pisr next for furnishing about Sse.eee
80 aHsd for building Tank for Gas older at Rock
.Ol, .,itae ae bricks are ell 70 Be hard burned. NO
'Sssssa Il ssssioa 70 The above WIN
sTTs. rs. ey the undsrsignsd. II ! IL ~
jse, nonnittss on Light TessIve The nght p r.
o. %y ~ on all proposals.. O. CA4RHkkLs &
.N"-td SupOSinfsndsnt.
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BROCHR sHAWLs.
CHARMING AND CHAsTR
styles Of these new and
BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
which have won the admiration Of
the ladies, are attracting much
attention, and are being offered at
ALARMlNGLY Low PRICES
J. sTEENBOCK 4 co.'s,
Nos. l2ls and LIS Main street.
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CLOTH CL0AKs,
IN BLACK AND COL0RS,
of the newest fashions and Of most
tasty finish, comprising the latest
aaEa PARTISAN NOVELTIES,
In trimmings Of exquisite elegance,
at
J. STEENB0CK l. CO.'S,
No. 1918 and l2l5 Main street.
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l00OO POUNDS or sOLH LEA
sJOO THEk SeT ssls iog ~.
SroNGE.-A large supply of every
nrs'y rssstysl aal ~ sAl4 1x
." ,.... s.',.ss ssA;, M
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MoRE STAMPs.- Hereafter all kinds of canned
goods are to be stamped. The next order win
likely be to have stamps put fruit trees, garden
patches, and cattle Of all kinda
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Sunmona.

| TERRITORY OF IDABo. County Of Alturas-1pe.
In the District Court, for the Territory of Idaho
Second Judicial District.
F. Zerrenner, Chas. Douglas, 81. T. Pierce ana
James Buckley, plaintiffs.
vs..
| w. Waddngham, - Nordhammer, Mike
| Spain and F F. Marks, defendants.
To w. Waddingham, - Nordhammer, Mike
SPAIN and F. F. Marks. defendants
TN TIE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
Il United States in the Territory of Idaho: You
are hereby notified that there il now on file IN
the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court of the
End Judicial District of said Territory, in Rocky
Bar. County of Alturas, the complaint of r. Ter.
renner, Chas Douglas, M. T. Pierce and James
Buckley claiming from you the possession of ar
hundred feet OF quartz being portion of what ia
now known as the 6 Confederate Star Quartz
ledge, situated in said county. about one mile from
the town OF Rocky Bar in said county, together
with fifty thousand (&50,000) dollars damages for
the withholding of the same from said plaintiffs
and their costs, and that unless you appear and
answer to said complaint within ten days after tile
service hereof. if served within Alturas county:
and within twenty DAYS if served ont Of said
County, but within said Judicial District and
within forty days if served out Of said District,
Exclusive of the day of seryice,) judgment will he
taken against you by default, according to the
prayer Of the complaint.
In testimony whereof I, VIM. B. Smith. Clerk
*~-T of said District Court have bereunto
SEAL set my hand and affixed the official seal
*@~x of said Court at Rocky Bar, this 7th day
August, A. D. 1866 VIZ. B. SMITH.
Clerk of the District Court
BY VIM KELLY Deputy.
[n43m3I U. S. Revenue Stamps so cents.
May McGraw Harris, Att'ys for PITS
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N B--Should any of the above Warrants not be pre-
scented for payment within sixty days from the dale Of
this Notice. they will be placed at the foot of the Reg
lister. j. WOOD, Treasurer Boise Co..
By L. EcEHART, Deputy.
Idaho City, October 6th 1866. n5Ow4.
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SUMMONS.

Territory Of Idaho, County of Boise-sa
|. T. Stnbbard plaintiff, VS.. John Sheridan, def.
To JOHN SHERIDAN:
wv HEREAS. I. T.. Stobbard has made CONS
w plant to the undersigned, one of the JUS
tees of the Peace, in and for said county, that
you are indebted to him in the sum of $780, to-wit:
for money loaned through Harmer and P. B.
Smith and whereas a writ of attachment was
sued ont OF the said Court by order of the said
plaintiff npon the 5th day Of September, A. D..
1866, and your property was attached by virtue Of
said writ on the 9Th of the month ard year atore-
said Therefore. in the name Of the people of the
United States in the Territory of Idaho, you are
hereby summoned to be and appear before me,
the undersigned, at my Office in Idaho City in said
county, on the 23d day Of November, 1866, at
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day to answer said
complaint, or judgment will be taken against you
for the sum of $86 90 and all costs Of suit.
%-A-*, Given under my hand and seal, and
]SEAL dated at the county of Boise, ]. T., on
k@-s the 9TH day Of September, 1866.
n5l CIV Il. MCGOWND,J
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County Treasurer's Notice.
VlHE FOLLOWING COUNTY WARRANTS WILL BIB
Il paid presentation at the County Treasurers Of
ice in Idaho City:
No -, oFn Apda "A
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Granite Greek. Black Rock, Fort McGarry. (Sum
NIT Lake) Pueblo, Camp G. F. Smith, (White
Horse) and Camp Lyon At Big Meadows it con.
meets each way. DAILY, with Stage Line to
Indian Valley, without delay to passengers.
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Dated Idaho City. Oct s, a. D. 1865. n5ow.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Second Judi.
dicial District Of Idaho Territory, in the matter
of the petition of j. Y. Houten, an insolveht
debtor:
DURSUANT to an orGer Of the Honorable John
i r. Mcbride, Judge of said District Cour.,
notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the
said insolvent ]. V. Houen to be and appear be-
fore the Hon. John R. Mcbride aforesaid in open
Court at the court room of said Court in Idaho
City, county of Boise at the October term Of said
Court, commencing October 22d, 1866, then and
there to show cause, if any they can, why tho
prayer of said insolvent should not be granted,
and an assignment OF his estate be made, and he
be discharged from bis debts and liabilities, in
pursuance of thestatute in such case made and
provided, and in the meantime all proceedings
against said insolVent be stayed.
~-s Witness my hand and the seal of said
! sv., Court, this 9th day OF September, A.
SEAL D.. 1866. WIN. B. SMITH,
#--* n49w4* Clerk Fist. Court
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SheriH's sale.

ID Y virtue of an execution issued out OF tho
1D District Court, in aud for the County Of Boise
upon judgment rendered in said Court whereas
F. Mooney is plaintiff and a p Turner is defen-
dant for the sum of One Hundred and Fifty~nine
30-l00 Dollars judgment and costs of suit, duly
tested the 4th day of October, A. d. 1866 / have
seized and taken in execution the following de.
serlbed property, to wit: All the right title,
claim and interest of A. p. Turner of in and
to the following mining ground situate in the
county Of Boise and Territory of Idaho situate
on Elk and Moores Creek District and being five
Gulch claims of two hundred feet each in, length
commencing at point two hundred feet above
reservoir in Bear Run, above Main street in Idaho
City. said starting point being marked by a stake
and extending thence up the middle channel Of
Bear Run one thousand feet to stake aud said
claims each extending one hundred feet in width
on each side of the middle channel Of said Bear
Rum and said mining claims being in compact
form, forming parailelogram one thousand feet
in length BY two hundred itet in width; also two
and one half Bar mining claims lying adjoining
said gulch mining claims and commencing at the
north west corner Of the same and extending
thence due north across the bar up0n which the
same are located to the rise Of the bill north uf
the same, known as Gold Hill, distance of about
seventy-ive feet (mOre or less) and lying in
compact form also five hill mining claims lying
north of and adjoining said bar claims, commence
ing at point on the northwest corner of said
bar mining claims and extending thence five hun
dred feet along and adjoining said north boundary
line OF said bar mining claims. and extending
thence due north to the summit Of said Gold Hill,
making in all twelve and one-half mining claims:
Public notice is hereby given that on the 9th
day OF October, A. d. 1866, at II O'clock NJ /
will sell in front of the court house door in Idaho
City, at public auction for cash, the above dcS.
cribed property 10 the highest bidder to satisfy
said execution and all accrUing costs.
il. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City. Oct. s, A. D. 1865. n50w3
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI
In whom it may concern that it is the inten>
ton of the undersigned to construct wagon
road from the town OF Placerville, running on or
near the line of the Lewiston Trail in northerly
direction, crossing the Payette at or near Thomas
bridge, and from thence to Steve Ewing's bTide
on the middle fork of the Payette, a distance of
about twenty miles from Placerville, and from
thence near the line of said Lewiston Trail across
Packer Johns mountain to Round Valley, and
that we will apply to the Honorable Board Of
County Commissioners of Boise County, /. T., at
their next regular session, which shall commence
not less than thirty days from the date and pub
lcatIon OF this notice tor license fixing the rates
of toll to be collected upon said roads.
j. A. ABBOTT & co.
Idaho City, October 8, lS66n5Itf
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FARE FROM

/ II
Chico to Ruby or Silver City, ..........26 $50
Oroville to Ruby or Silver City 81
Marysville to Ruby or Silver City,. 81
Sacramento to Ruby or Silver Cityv. 68
Sanfrancisco to Ruby or Silver City, 70
Silver or Ruby to Boise City,. ............ Is
Oroville to Susanvlle or Indian Valley. 10
Chico to Susanville or Indian Valley, 10
Passengers allowed thirty pounds baggage
Extra Baggage or Freight from Chico to Ruby or
Silver Silver City, Thirty Gems per Pound; to
Boise City, Ten Cents additional
Chico Office. ........ John T. Shaaff. Agent:
Oroville Office, ........s. Lowry Brothers. .
San Francisco Office :. Stephen Duncan,
No. 2O6 Bush ST., opposite Cosmopolitan
Hotel, Observation-Disclosures.
SusanVllle, .............W w. ID. D. Haven,
Marysville Office, ..... Lowry Brothers,
Sacramento Office. G. j. Shaw,
Silver and Ruby, ...... Chas. N. Mullan
Boise City,. ......'.. Hill Beechy, &c
To whom Apply in Person or by Letter
for Further Information.
In July. Stages leave Chico on even dates; in
August on odd dates in September on even dates
of the month, etc. fSept. 1 /, l666E45tf
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THE WRATH OF GoD.-The Chicago Tribune
thus tells of fearful death which lately oc-
CURED in that city:
ION Saturday night last, about eight O'Clock, a
Prussan tailor named Rosenkrist, residing at / "A
Burnside street, in the West Division and en-
ploycd at No. 2G93 South Clark Street, was ac-
cused by one of his neighbors of having stolen a
small sum of money, The accused denied the
fact, and said he hoped his head would fall off
his tongue drop out, and that God would strike
him dead if he had the money. Scarcely had the
words passed his lips ere be fell to the ground a
corpse, as suddenly as if struck by lightning The
parties in the room ran to raise him, supposing
that he had simply tainted from the excitement,
hut they found that life had fed. On searching
hlm this morning the money was found in his
pockets
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HIcHLY CoMPLIMrSrARY.-The Oregon State
journal (Radical) thus characterizes the five
Republicans in the Legislature who refused
10 support Gibbs for U. S. Senator. The old
adage awhen rogueS fall out" &C., may be
applied
That little band of political pirates-that insip.
bi6eant, contemplate clique of lying, thieying.
treacherous scoundrels, who never make pledges
to any man or set of men only to violate them,
who make treachery and deception profession,
and live on the fruits of bribery or what they can
manipulate from Government or its dusky wards
are beginning to realize that the "bread and but.
teri which they sold themselves for this time, can
not be as lasting as they at first anticipated.
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ON ARRIVAL OF SACRAMENTO MAILS,
MAKING THE TRIP IN FOUR DAYS,

Carrying q. s. Mails and Wells Fargo 4 Co.'S Express
Returning, leaves Ruby, Silver and Boise Cities
every other day for California, connecting at
Oroville, the railroad terminus for Sacramento.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
Notice to Tax Payers.

TIME TAX PAYERS OF BOISE COUNTY
/ are hereby notified that the Tax List for the
year 1866 has been placed in my hands for collec-
ton, and the law relating thereto will be rigidy
enforced. Persons who have not paid their taxes
will save costs by calling at the Sheriff g Office
and settling. J. l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff
and Elk Oificio Tax Collector
! Idaho City, September %, 1866n49tf Isl