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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

NJ Applications for new agcuci-, fof ihc sale
Of tickets wil b. considered. a. We have DO
more than sueicicut tickets Go supply thos.
Agent we have already appointed Tickeis
are for sale az the principal Hotels. BOX ana
Muse Stores 20 this city. AID az ous oiEee.
t3J Dearborn stree; pr.co ~ each seat hy
mail on receipt ~ price and stamp fcf return
postage.
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All communications shuuld he addressed -
WiGGiNS. BRADFORD 4 60.
i3S Dearborn street. Chicago. 40.
ro.toffice Drawer 5giS
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THos. n. F9tl,-1S. ELISHA cHEI-TvFHfn.
LAND AGENTS.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES, FARMS. LOTS.
&C.. Ar..
FOR SALE

-ad d superior Orchard. Tie p-eseatcroJ NAV
. aa4 eta a. y4.ac. AID losse.slen zivcn
Immediately.
4 srPe-.or piece % abo1' 2. ACRES. % The
east side o.; tl- Bel-Air Le4d. a.oui 6 miles
irum she ..'y. with excellent iweiling ana out
bgllalugs, and every convenience ;ar 8 del gh'
i1l AID -rltee. -rs .1eucc-
A I.ot % .saut 20 ACRES. On she east fid. o.
abe Ha-loFl IurIpike. q u.les aa Ha-ia-5
Turnpike n a. excellent and well bgiit
dwelling - D. ty - iact. viii cellar through
quf. 4h.s place commands fle view % The
Chesapeake Pay. Patars-a 4ui Back Rvers.
Bat. city. AID she surrounding erlat-y.
= l.; 40 z ACRES. ~ iAeCae.i. q aafe Road
II miles irgr Raitim -. with caln. a-;ahie
psel.irr House and smiths shop Thi. -
wel .itua.cd f1- country stove.
Abog; zoe ACRES uF LAND. O. 90 m.les
GA the B.. Air Rad. ~ lais 20 10 acres a.dur-
wards.
4 Lotto l. ACRES, ucas Lavender Hi. on
,ae Ha-i1fd Turnpike. 4 Wy riec loi with
s.oj sprlne. Viii be- cold cheap.
-s-fersons desiring property are respect
f-l.y invited D. examine the above. a. These
iois 81 .ll. o. imposition. commend themseircs
mors cfeciuallv than hy this aav.-t seulert
ES-FoF further information. 81 q view o.
the property. apply personally o- hy letter 20
ROBINSON a CHRISTOPHER.
Property Agents.
i.-uraviilc. Hartford Turnpike. Bait. Co.
Nav 20 $50 If
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

INVITES the attention oi HE Customers aud
Il the public generally g. he NEW ESTAB.
LiSHMENT. No. l25 ". Madison street.
lie has ON hand fine assortment cf Plain aud
Fancy CLOTHS, CASSiMERs AND VEST
lN"s, Of French, German. English and Amer
team Manufacture, which he j. prepared %
make up into garments 10 order and as he
has none but the best workmen IN his employ,
he can guarantee perfect ft and entire salts
faction 10 every customer. MAY 36.--sni.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

Nine square trhnd ftnnOd ut eIuu each hNe
Melodians at 5000 each 80 Gents Gold Watch
IS at $3.50 each u l.ady's Diamond Watches
at $3.50 each 10 Lady's Diamond Watches at
ti25 each 20 American Hunting ease Watches
at SO each - Sewing Machines from $50 o.
tIO0 each 10 Silver Plated Tea Sets at $40
each 10 Silver Casters at So each 5000 Al
buns from - u $40 each s50Gold Ringsfrom
- 10 $40 each 1900 Gold Pens, in boxes. al
- each 1000 Gold lined G0blets aud Cups a.
- each 1900 Pair Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons
from ~ 10 - each 1900 Clocks, Books, Cattle.
~. ae.. from - b. - each IA all $4,000 gifts.
the total value of which s Sl23.2gi.
The drawing will take place after ia. Con.
cert, ON the stage Of the theatre. where 1000
persons eau witness II. A committee will he
appointed by the audience 10 superintend the
same. All purchasers aud agents will BE- aup-
pliedswith correct lists Of drawing as soon aA
published. Parties holding tickets will retain
them until after the drawing. aud II their num-
brr appears Ia the list II drawn numbers. they
will forward their ticket immcdi lately. with full
directions a. 10 the shipping 81 goods Or
moneys. Tickets are Tor snle at the principal
hotels book and music storcs ia the city. and
at our office, $40 Penn. Avenue, between Sixth
aud seventh Price slice.
Good aud reliable Agents wanted ~ every
city. town aud village in the United State1 T.
whom great uducemcnts are offered. Refer
cnces required.
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RATES
Any party procuring a club oi I've " more
names Tor tickets aud forwarding "a the money
Tor the same, will be- allowed the following
commissions. viz:
I'VE WTyI SEVD
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TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.

TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.
900 ACRES OF TIMBER -AxD =
i ~OON.s lin County. Pa. oas ralle q.
frosn Pa Central Esilroad. where q Re
j. 3 private Switch celoaSing o ne
p-ope-sy. Tbe-s - . Nouatail Stream pass
ing ihreash the Elaee. with safseieri r.,wer q
water - drive . saw mil. Which % Aas acne.
IAe MI : roi nov II r-aSins order. %; car
BE made 80 ior a moderate ogilay.
Apply = HENRY ". COOKE.
Law Buildings, =. PAnl -. Baltic.
Ar-il 81 iSEt-ff
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" .4CRES OF LIND.

more or les. and adjoining the lands Of Thorn
- Halls. William I. Tssc-s Hesea Kelley and
John Merryman being the Farm belonging -
John Divan. late % baltimore county, deccas.
ed. and which Was conveyed 30 the said John
nivan by I'd. X. Nera ami wife. By deed dated
April lslh. 1855. and recorded among the land
records % said county in Liber q. u. c, W. 81.
folio aa5. Gc. The improvements consist 81
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Money by drat. posio;iicc order. express of
IN registered letters, may be sent ~ our risk
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
Is BALTmoaE corsTr OnPHAss' corET, /

June i2th, 1856.
ORDERED. That the sale Of the real estate
O0f Mary Hunt, deceased, made BY Joshua
q. Luckey, the executor Of the last will and
testament Of the said deceased, and this day
reported 70 this Court BY the taid executor, Be
ratified and confirmed. unless cause be shown
20 the contrary, o. Or tefore he ID day ef July,
lss6, provided 9 copy u this order be inserted
IN some weekly Newspaper published in Balti-
more county for three successive weeks before
the "a day q July, 1886. The report states the
amount Of sales b be $500
STEPHEN W. FALLe.l
JAS. A. STAMFORD, Judges.
JOS. MEERYMAS,
True Copy-Test:
JOHN PHILPoT.
Rerisser of Will for Baltirnore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

Ia every case send the name and prstoffcs
address If each serarstc subscriber.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

RrrrHrScrs.--IIcu. Dan Mace. EN.M. e.. 81
Ind. Hon. Ira J. Laycock. cf Kansas. Hon.
VIM Lciiingwell, Lyons. Iowa. Hon. Joseph
Knox. II Chicago. Hon. Y. Crave Smith, IL
MINI. Jacob Forsyth. Agt., ~. l.. r. r. chi.
cagc. III NJ. Kronbcrg a e.. Importers.
june g.--sts
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Register Of wills for baltimore county.
'uue lf.-st.

TT'His.Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that The sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore eouniy, letters % admins
traiion on the estate %
SUSAN BUCKINGHAM.
late Of said county. deceased. All persons hsv-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned - exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 70 the subscriber,
On or sefors "a iesi eey II Fet., 1867
they .aay Otherwise ~ iaE BE- excluded from
All benet; q slid estate. Thee indebted %
said estate are requested 10 make irDmsdiats
payment Given under my hand this 18th
day Of June, isss.
LEWIS EVANS.
June iG-s.s A3rniuisiratcr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
II scribers have obtained frcm the Orphaas'
Cogrt fsr bsluuorecornly. letters q admits
t-4tio1 % the estate q
WILLIAM TAGAg-.
late q said county deceased. All persons kav-
ing claims asalasi the said estate, are hereby
warned % exhibit the same With the vOuehers
thereof O. the suhscriters.
On g. tri9-s ~ "a eas q -. 1851
they RAY Otherwise b. law be excluded from
a. heas1; - sid estate. These indebted .
sad estate af- requested % make Immediate
payment Give- uEdsr eur hEnes this ssh
day %; Ju2e. 1906
sANTEL 4 TA6ART.
CARDIFF TAGAR-,
.--r- -. Nl.- -.
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THIS = 70 GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
II ss-iber has obtained from the Orphans
Ccu-i . Baltimore county, letters tes;2nenta-
y On the estate q
RACHEL BURNS.
hate 81 said county. deceased. All persons hAx-
ing claims Aeains; the said estate are hereby
warned . exhibit the sane with the vouchers
thereof. . the subscriber,
u ~ he'o-f fAc pa dzy q Fss-, 1867
they nav Otherwise hy law - excluded from
al heneai q said estate. Those indebted e
said estate are requested % make immediate
payment Given under nv hand this I'd
day q june, 1884
MARY Z. GRIFFITH.
Jane e--tts Executrrix
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TRUSTEES SALE
Or
DESIRABLE FARM =!

DN virtue Of decree % the Circuit Court
I'D iof Baltimore county. 10 equity. -
Il The undersigned Trustee, wilies..
-. oaeE al Public sale GA the ssss
Sp7emises. on
N1irriay. fke 2srd dsy q Juae. loo.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

ALL THAT DESIRABLE TRACT Of LAND
lying in Raitimore coaniy. OF the resd leading
from NJ. Carmel church - Miidietown n
niies from thc former place, miles from Here
ford, and 81 miles from rarktcn station oa
the 4 Il Il rrrtafwfns
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

VNHls : TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
4 sc--tcF has os;ziaed from The Orphans
cou-f @. Baltimore ceIaty, letters o. sdnin-
ls-r4tsl- % the estate q
EDWARD p GOODWIN.
ate q sAid county, d~,eassd- AL persons hav-
iag claims against fbe sad eatate. are hereby
warned . exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof % tie sghscT be-.
% o. tgf1rs "a ~ aet = Fttras1z. ises T;
they NAV otherwise BY l1w be excludeS f-oa
al beaeti q sac estate These il9sb.ed %
sad estate are requested 70 mAke immediate
payment Given uEfer ny h4nd tkif s;h day
q TEue. 1898
PENELOPE .. GOODWIN.
June e.-s.s Administrative
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JNEIs = To GIVE SoZIcE..aksi the sub
Il se-ioe- has o.;Aile1 frosn the oTphszs'
Cours o! Baltimore coznfy, letters tess1z1er-
fa-y % the estate q
JOHN c. NELcHOIR.
late q sad eczafy. deceased A. persons hav-
iHg clair-4s a-aias; the said estate. are Hereby
wz-ae4 . extisi; fhe sane. with the vcuchers
theresa . the subscriber.
o. g befo~C ;ie "a 6sy eta. 1851;
a. neze1f o. said estate. These indebted 20
said estate are requested 20 make immediate
payment Givea under nv hand this 5ih dsr
Of June. lses.
CHARLES MELCHoIg.
Iuue g.-sts kxecutnE
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VALUABLE FARM
COUNTY,
FOR SALE.

On Monday, ID day Of Jaly, 1865,
ALL THOSE TRACTS OR PARTS OF
TRACTS OF LAND lying and situate in Bal
timore county, described ia said Deed Of Mort.
gage. called
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June last
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
Poudrette! Poudrette!
FiRHERS IND GARDENERS LOOK 70
rom INTERESTS
THE MAGIC POUDRETTE /.

DEST Fertilizer now in use has been filly
I'D tested composed with Charcoal. instead
Of the many worthless articles usually cm.
uinyol
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= ELNIL y HUlIW ~
June a.-s.s Administrator
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-31
SENfI-WEEKLY.
WEI KLY,

One Copy one year. ear......................$ 200
Three Copies ono year. ......... .......... 500
Five Copies one year. 8.76
Ten Copies one year. 17.00
Twenty Copien one year. .:.............. 5000
To Cfergymen one year. LEO
And an EXTRA COPY to any CLUB OF TEN.
Any person sending CLUB ofFIFTY for THE SEMI.
WEEKLY or WEEKLY NEWS will be entitled to TIE
DAILY NEWS FREE FOR ONE YEAR. The name Of
the Posofhce and State should in all cases be plainly
written. To insure safety in remittance money orderG
arc preferable.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-31

Taylor Eagle, Brown, Southern, Craven, Exoelgio,
tnd Mccarthy COTTON GINS, with Engines or Hors,
Powers and everything required for the same store
udi or sale nt the lowest price Your orders are re
aotfuv solicited. tuthslyr Octohara
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-31
TO THE PUBLIC:

FNHE NEW YORK NEWS HAS BATTLED AaA1NsT
- despotism for four years Of blood and terror in
assertion OF the sanaty Of the Constitution. patriot
ism sufficiently broad to embrace both sections has bean
ts only guide and refers now with honest pride to 1
record to show has not turned the right the
left under all the violence Of arbitrary power.
True to is principles THE NEWS has been throueh
the reign OF terror 1t challenges public confidence In
honesty and Independence for tho future
The political transition Of the present day opens to
THE NEWS new and wider fold OF usefulness Sta
Ing now as III ways has, the nyioabty Of the 90
sttuton, aecol Ing to the Interpretation OF the str
construetonsts 1t preseD ts raiyng ground for ALL
ooth Sections who are friends Of generous conservs-
hsm AZ true and tried exponent sectional amityi
occupies position which makes 1t the fitting mediate
In holding to the party order in both sectionHn
erests and principles that gave breadth and yitatyt
their alliance Az an intorsectonal agent, devoted
freedom OF election to trial by jury the sanctity
the hdbeds corpus and opposed now as for four years
terror 1t has been to the Capitalization that dsresto
rampe on the rights Of States, North South, THE
NEWS places itself as candidate for support beforet
great body Of this onco free people.
The circumstances OF the moment make the dissem
minaton Of the principles Of THE NEWS duty OF In.
dividusl patriotism. Rvery man who conours In It
doctrine must II he entertain true freedom,
do 80 In spirit of Indifference but rather with the
earnestness OF high trust. Justified, nay boundI
n ioVe o noerty 10 40 3d. the proprietor places tn
Canvass he makes here of the public generally In the
hands Of those men who give him the approval Of their
consciences his individual agents. Every resderof
THENEWs can not avoid the conviction Of duty which
Is hero pointed out the ground Of the request that he
urges it's claims for wider support upon all Of hia
friends and neghbors who give their sympahies
TO the cause Of strict construction ntersectonaI con-
ciliaon, and oil the rights Of tho the gys.
tenn, set mp by our fathers Of liberty regulated bylaw.
The proprietor o. THE NEWS callu fheraSora nror
good and true Conservatives throughout countryto
discharge to their convictions Of political right this
great crisis in the couptrys fortunes duty OF Civ.
Ing the influence OF his paper. daily semweeky,
weekly the wider ipower for good which it seeks
| through tho service Of ts individual supporters.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

TO AnVERTESERB.
TIE NEW York News 10 now taken throughout tho
Southern States and tho undisputed act that 1t has
larger circulation In the south than the Journals of tn
Now York Press combined, will insure the attention OF
the commercial public and the public generally.
Advertisers availng themselves Of the opportu'
nifty mako known their business through the coluran
OF THE NEW YonK NEWS, convinced OF tho import.
ance Of Its great circulation throughout the South
consequence ofthe largo orders received by them cor
to the value this journal the best medium for nd
versing and the public generally depending upon pub
cty to secure extension Of business oommensurste
with enterprise should mot fall TO become acquainted
With the uneuesonable advantages to be derived from
announcing through the columns of this popularjouna
Whatever relates to commercial or hnandia matters, no
sttes what may the particular business In vhioh
any party may DO engaged. Address =. - - . 81
BENJAMEM WOODs
Now York Flows BuiidfnQ,
No 10 Oity Hail Square. New York.
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THE
THE
SEMI-WEEKLT AND WEEKLY NEWS.

These two Journals are made up with special refer
ence to the wants OF country subscribers, contain
such variety Of matter to render them welcome to
every family In the land In the matter OF LITERA.
TUBE, the choicest storIes OF the best writers Or
spread forth In their columns; and excellent te
rary matter is furnished In can be hadl
many Of the exousivey literary Journals Of the day.
The GENERAL NEWS is admirably selected and con.
densed, 90 as to give all the current intelligence in,s
readable form 1t be placed. It comprises newn
from every part Of the country always the Atest
The COMMERCIAL INTRLLIGENCE is carefully pre
pared, and includes reliable MARKET REPORTS froms
points. which not eIceed by any journal In thl
country.
Send the names of all Friends Of CONSTITUTIONAL,
LIBERTY, and we will send them SPECIMEN COPIES
FREE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

How CoNsIsTENT.--Last Summer, Maj.-GenefaI
Halleck made tour OF this whole region, front
California to the Columbia river, and reported
that no troops were required to guard against
hostile Indians He accordingly ordered the attan:
donnent OF Fort Boise and nearly eyefy OTHER
military post in the country. The Boise States
man has nothing to say against Maj Gen. Halleck
on that account That officer is Radical. Major
Marshall, commanding at Fort Boise, can move
against hostile Indians only with the force and
means allowed him by his superior officers.
He has been very successful In his expeditions
against the sayages during the last season, but he
has not men or means sufficient to capture, sub.
jugate, kill all the Indians. For not doing this,
the Boise Statesman-and Owyhee Avalanche go
out of their way to unjusty crticise or assaf him.
It is supposed that Major Marshall Is not Radi-
cal in politics. He gives no attention to politics,
but devotes himself to his professional duties. II
the Statesman md Avalanche care to be consis-
tent, why do they assaif Maj Marshall for not send
ing enough troops against the Indians and abstain
from censuring Major-GeneraE HalIeck, who is
responsible for the paucity OF the force STATIONED
In this region2 But what can be expected OF the
papers named They afe for partisan Islander
not for justice, consistency, or truth.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

Speaker pro tenn; F. w. Bell. Clerk pro tenn; and
VIM. w. Habersham, Assistant Clerk pro tenn.
ssMessrs. Bel, Flournoy and Law were appointed
a Committee on Credentials, and the House ad-
ijourned until 10 o'clock, to morrow.
TUESDAY,, Dec. 4.--House met pursuant to adj
Ijournment, w. Il. Parkinson, Speaker pro TEN
in the chair.
The report of the Committee on Credentials was
adopted and the Committee discharged.
Mr.. Stewart of Boise county was chosen Ser
geantat-Arms.
On motion of Mr.. Flournoy the Standing Rules
Of the last session were adopted for the present
Adjourned TO o'clock, P. NJ, Tomorrow
WEDNESDAY, Dec. blouse met pursuant to
adjournment, w. H. Parkinson in the chair.
The following named members responded to
roll call, viz: Messrs. Abbott, Bell COzard, Davis,
English, Flournoy, Harris. Law, Mcdonald, Mon
roe. McMillen. MITCHELL rNordyke, Ohe, Paul,
Parkinson, Stafford TAYLOR.
Hon. John X Mcbride, Chief Justice, admins
tered the oath OF Office to the members, aud re.
ceiyed a vote of thanks therefor.
Towards permanently organizing the House.
Mr.. Cozard nominated Mr. FionrnOy for Speaker
of the House, and that gentleman was duly
elected.
Messrs. NOrdl ke and Stafford were appointed
COMMITTEE to conduct the Speaker to tile Chair
and this duty having been performed, Mr. Flour.
nOy briefly and pertinently addressed the House.
The election of officers for the House was tn en-
proceeded with as follows Chief Clerk, Henri +.
SayrS Assistant Clerk, e. H. Trook Engrossing
Clerk, r. H. Lindsay Enrolling Clerk. j K. Pyle;
MtGreW Page, Charles Yantis. These officers
duly qua lifted and the House took recess until
2 O'Clock, I. NJ A
Both Houses will be in working order to morrow ),
and from appearances business will progress rap
idly. Ia haste, yours, AZ0NE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

TO LIQUOR DEALERs.-Tie Boise Statesman
says Georges. Smith, appointed General Inspector
of distilled spirits for this Territory, is now en-
gagged in the performance of his duties. The law
requires him to gauge, prove and mark all liquors
distilled before Sept. |. 1866, and all persons
holding such liquors, which have not been ganged.
proved and marked, must notify him at once OF
the fact From and after November LIST of this
year, an Inspector will be stationed in each dis
tlliery: and no liquor shall be taken away nnln
that officer has gagged, proved and marked 10,
according to Law. This last provision is equiya-.
lent to qnsrtering an enemy on every dstiller or,
70 making man pay for tho Government spy ses
to watch him. Another beauty Of oar improved
Government, - nnGer Radical rude.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

/ "A BLACK MAIL SoAMP.-The fellow who writes
up the Owyhee Avalanche in aim ,st every issue OF
that sheet takes occasion to vent his petty malice
against Us, but prefers to do so in the regular
black mailing style-by indirection. We have no
idea what it was that first stirred up the fellow S
gall against us, but we have pretty correct idea,
we think, of the cause of his later and more ma.
licious, but perfectly harmless nuendoes and att
tacks. Some weeks ago he published base and
fbelOus paragraph assailing Mr.. Barney McCar-
roll, poor but very upright miner of Owyhee
because that gentleman had instituted a snit for
the recovery Of one hundred feet of the Poorrnan
ledge from the consolidated rich companies who
now hold the whole mine. The article bore proofs
Of having been written either to tOady to the rich
possessOrs of the mine, or to black nail Mr.. Nc
Carroll or, perhaps, for both purposes. BE that
as it may, we learn that the scamp, becoming
alarmed at the effect Of the offensive paragraph
in that community, promised to atone in his next
issue for the injury done Mr.. McCarroII, To show
that he did think himself culpable in the matter
we give the following, which was received from
the fellow a few days after the publication of the
paragraph referred tos
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08
SheriR,sSal

ID Y virtue of an execution issued ont Of tho
-IDistrict Court, in and for the county Of Boise
upon Judgment rendered ia said Court, wherein
Thomas G. Chandler and Charles McEvov ara
plaintiffs, and the Pioneer Gold and Silver Mining
Company, H. Il. Raymond and VIM. M. Lent are
defendants def: for the sum of Seven Hundred and
duly tested the Sd day Of December. 4. d. 1866
have seized and taken in execution the following
described property, to-wit The Pioneer quartz
lode, the discovery claim, situated on the east
side OF Granite creek, in Boise county abont three
miles in north-westerly direction from placer.
yllle commencing at the creek and running rather
a north,easterly direction one thousand feet. and
originally located by Hart, Galloway and others
Public notice is hereby given that on the 10Th
day OF December, A. d. 1866. at II o'clock N. I
Wl sell in front Of the court house door. in Idaho
City, st public auction. for cash, the above de-
scEloed property to the highest bidder to satisfy
j. j. CRUTCHER. Sheriff.
Idaho City, December Z, A. D. l866n7ws.