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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16
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SU1BR OF nKEs ISSUED $4,000.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

n B.-Any of the above Warrants that NAV not have
neen presented for payment at the expiration of sixty
Gays from the date of this Notice. will be placed at the
foot of the Register. j. w WOOD
By L. EcKHART, Deputy.
Idaho City, FoV. 16, 1866 n5w4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

Nor DELINQUENT.-Seyeral names appeared
In the published list of delinquent tax payers
last week who had promptly paid their taxes.
among them the following have been ascer-
tanned in time for omission from the list pub
lshed this week, viz; L. NJ. Cohn, Martin &
johnson, ]. G. Bryant Fleischmau Heyne-
man, Fischer Co., Jennie Wright, DR.. Hea-
", G. T. Blake, Ben. Wilson & Co., Baird &
Judge, VIM. Wright, Martin & Emery, W. f.
DonneIly, H. L. Andrews 4 Co., Atkins &
Bro, w. E. Landon, A. P. Turner. These
errors do not rest with the Sheriff, from " HON
we received the copy for publication. That
copy is exactly transcribed from the list hand
ed over to the Sheriff for final collection
The fault rests elsewhere. Persons who have
Maid their taxes, but whose names appear in
the list, will have them omitted from the next
publication, by giving proper information of
the fact at the Sheriff's Office before next
Thursday.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

OPP FELLOWS GRAND BALL-The Second An
nual Ball of the /. .. O. F. OF Idaho City, will
come off December 10th, at Barber's City Hotel
1t will be splendid affair, and every preparation
is being made by The Order and the managers tc
assure the best attention and utmost entertainment
to every guest. The dancing hall will be in the
new addition to the City Hotel-the best room for
the purpose in the city. Everybody intends to go
See advertisement for tickets, &c.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

DIRTY, INDEED.-In his late canvass of Illinois
Gen. John A Logan, Radical candidate for Com
gress. confessed that he formerly "did the dirty
work. for the Democracy, but was now "skinning
OODperheads and found it the drtiest work he
had ever doneS He might have added with full
truth, that he was the drtiest dog who ever tried
the thing. In the summer of 1861 he endeavored
to raise regiment in Illinois to go South and join
the Confederate service. Lincoln gave him a
commission before his regiment was made up, and
from that hour he became loyal bowler.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

"MUsT,"-Gov Curtin, of Pennsylvania, lately
said in speech that Congress must admit Colora-
do and Nebraska at the ensuing session. Gov
Curtin is one of the extreme Radicals who assert
that State Rights is heresy, and the authority OF
Congress paramount over all. Yet he says Con-
gress must do this thing he favors. If President
johnson had let fall such an expression, the Radi.
Cal press would have terribly assailed him for the
arrogant dlctation to Congress. But loyal, Rad-
Cal Gov Curtin says it, and the Radical press have
no word OF censure. So we go.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

The SLANDERER.-The Boise Statesman in-
sinuates that we either bought some of the
bogus dust of Murphy or his confederates, or
had knowledge of, or concern in, their opera
tons. 1t is only necessary to remark that
the insinuatlon is utterly without foundation
in fact, and without even a shadow of pre-
tence or reason for it. What will not the
dirty dog resort to in his malicious spleen :?
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

JUST LIKE IT.-In one column of Thurs
days issue the Boise Statesman pitches into
Major Marshall for not having sent soldiers
against hostile Indians, AMI in another col
umn censures him for having dispatched a
squad after the savages who made the MUIR
derous and plundering raid on the Boise City
and Owyhee road last Saturday. That's the
Statesman all over.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

HIS PURPosE.-The Cincinnati Commercial,
Republican organ, says that in his denunciation
OF Gen. Lee, Beast Butler is really assailing Gen.
Grant. He insists that Gen. Lee ought to be
hung, not SO much because he thinks So as because
he wants to make the people believe it. and also
to believe that Grant acted very culpably in
making sucn terms win Gen. Lee as to secure his
The old thief fears his own party will run Grant
in 1858, and that would effectualy bottle him up.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

NOTICE OF Evening ScHooL.-W. L. Kane pro-
poses to hold evening sessions of school for the
purpose of giving all those who wish an oppor.
tunity to improve in the different branches OF edu-
cation. All who desire to form class will meet
ut the school house, on Commercial street, Mon
day evening, December Sd, at 81 O'Clock, F. NJ.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

SNow.-The first real snow fall of the year
commenced yesterday morning. and continued the
greater part of the day. Winter has fairly set in,
The season has SO far been, however, very fayora-
ble to our miners. Now for. Jack Frost in ear
nest, for an indefinite length of time.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The special meeting
held this week closed the sessions Of the old Board
for Boise county. The new Board viii hold their
first meeting early in the ensuing year. Commits
sioner j. M. Cannady holds over, NJ. Fitzgerald
has qualified, and J. NJ. More is absent.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

aPLEEN.-The Idaho Times of yesterday morn.
Ia contains leader upon the subject of the De
5iinquent Tax List, in which the ill>nature and
perverseness of that sheet are abundantly exhib-
tied against some of our county officers. We
shall pay some attention to the thing next week.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

"The IDAHO WORLD is incapable of publishing
an item concerning the bogus business without
screening 1.-THE Vigilantes are coming ."-EBoise
Statesman.
Some people in Boise City are incapable of
being alone in the dark without shuddering
and grooming "Eugh, there's Clark and up
dyke pointing their skeleton fingers at me !"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

New SToRE.-C. Walker has abandoned his ole
stand in the Miners Brewery and opened more
extensive establishment few doors above, just
and choice assortment Of groceries, provisions
fresh vegetables and canned fruits, meats and veg
etables to his fine stock of Cigars and Tobacco,
snd will at all times through the winter be pre-
pared to furnish everything expected of estab-
lishment of the kind. He will take goods on COM
mission. sell you fresh vegetables all winter, mend
your watches, clocks and jewelry, supply you with
good tobacco and cigars, and treat you gentle
manly when you call, whether you buy anything
or not. Read his advertisement and call on him.
COUNTY AND CRY OFFICIAL Manufacturing
the week the County Officers elect the ensuing
two years from January l, 1867, have given in
their official bonds One County Commissioner
elect, Mr.. Maurice Fitzgerald, has qualified, and
several of the Justices and Constables, for the
year 1867, have filed their bonds and qualified
for their respective offices, as follows:
Official bond of James /. Crutcher, as Sheriff.
for $40, 900, signed by j. Luckett, s. Owens, Ed.
Donaho, Matt Zapp, j. NJ. Belts, Edwin Powell
John Cody, j. Thevenin and 8. g. ROsenbaum, in
$4,000 each, and G. B. Holland and Enoch Peyton
IN 81, 900 each.
Bond of J. !. Crutcher, as ex-oficio Collector
OF Taxes, for SO, 900, signed by s. Ridge, j. B.
Duke, l. II. Bowman, H. Emanuel, L. H. Barber,
f. Pinkham, j. H ROmer, F. COLLEEN and VII.
Bowman, for $1,000 each, and II. Hodes for ST 600
Bond of ]. w. Wood, as Treasurer, for $50, 700,
signed by A. D. Sanders aud Ben. F. Wood, for
81 600 each 5. A. Merritt and Law. Lindsay, for
$4,000 each and H. L. Andrews, VIM. Lauer and
J. NJ. Belts, for $4,000 each.
Bond of F. B. Britten, as Assessor, for So, 900,
signed by Q. s. Waterman and s. Ridge for 81 500
each.
Bond CT F. B. Britten, as ex-officio Collector of
Taxes, for $4,000, signed by Ed. Pinkham, L.
IL. Barber, L. Lindsay and John Cody, for 50 1000
each L. Haubrick and G. B. Holland, for 81 500
each; s. Owens, Ed. Donaho, Sam. Stewart and
w. HI. Parkinson, for 81, 900 each.
Bond of JAS. HI. Wickersham, as Auditor and
Recorder, for $4,000. signed by E. P. Kennedy
for So 900 j. Luckett and Fl. Emanuel, for 81 600
each A. J. Romer, John Cody and VIM. Meyden- |
bauer, for 81 900 each.
The following Justices elect have given bonds |
for So 900 each, and qualified: Ed. Donaho, Idaho |
City VIM. M. Vance and w. A. Nunnally, Pr
0peer City; Horato Cushing, PIacerville.
Y1e.s following ConStables elect have given |
bonds for 81 900 each and qualified john Wilson
and VIM; Lucas, Idaho City John Donovan,
Pioneer City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

FENIANs.-The Brotherhood of the Idaho Circle
will bear in mind that important business is to be
transacted in the Circle tomorrow, and every
member ought to be present punctually at 2
o'clock P. NJ Don't fail.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01
CITY NEWS.

TRANSPORTING This day was observed here BY
some of the Church people, and services were had
in the Court House, praying, singing, thanks DC.
No business houses closed for the day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

I'VE did not intimate that Justice Turner acted
wrong in admitting 7. G. Murphy to bail in ST.
goo, on his first arrest; we SAID so.''-l Boise
Statesman.
Yes, and you "said another falsehood
when you did it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-07-18
BONE DUST.

large quantity u bones hsv.ns hecs purchased.
. constant supply ofrGfs Bone Dust vii be kept on
ksni.
This eonp,ny comments itself 10 The patronage NJ
sAs southern agricultural rommOnil, - HOME
INSTITUTION. nnder lie arrangement oil one
practically scqpsin,el viii southern and. aud tho
r,ughy canpe,eai 10 Jeriir up The hest sxcnls fnr
heir permanlni inipf,yeueni. l.nscr IN oonu The
public hive assurance thai nhhiae viii Ne odcfsd
them that I. not nj real and Intrinsic vaiuc.
The undersigned. camp ,.,ns lhe abns company,
aiir iasm personal gnApaire. IN connection with
Colonel Chan. that ihtlf Fertilizers shti he
presented.
l.ihsf,I arrangements wi " male with commits.
son merchants and gfeers Sha are invited 10 eoufef
With the President lpesi.siTirc hnK 97g.1
JOHN ENDERS. President.
w. B ISAAEs Tfes.uret
PALMER. HARrS1OK & CO.
AY. STOKES X 60.
= TNRDY Il Cb.
MARTIN 4 cAgu0Zn.
Ds J T. rl.AGGRTr.
WILLIAM q. TAYLOR.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-07-18
NOTICE.
no THE Tx AYERS OF ORANGE

T-a 4 = - = a~'~~~ - = 1870 ~ 0AsANoL<.
sHiLL attend at the following times and places.
10 collect the Taxes due for the year 1866, from
the tax payers Of Orange county:
Tnom Is J. Cafes, Monday The 10th Of July,
James w. Miles, Tuesday the nth. g.F
Cedar Grove, Wednesday The 18th.
A. Towers, Thursday the l9ih.s {#IIE
Halls Store, Friday the 20th
hhlsboroush, iof town and district, Saturday ths
2lst. as
Jonn A Coles, Monday the 2ird.
Red Mountain, Tuesday the 2fth.
Mangums Store, Wednesday the 25th.
John ID. lipscomb's. Thursday the 10Th.
Durham's station, Friday the 9Th.
Gunier's. saturday the 18th.
Chapel Hill, Monday the 3Olh.
vi bite Cross Tuesday the 3lst
rhas. Longs, "Wednesday the LIST Of August.
It's earnestly requested and expected for all to
come up aud pay their Taxes promptly. for the mo.
ney Is needed not only for the State but the county,
for there is nnl dollar IN the county Treasury no
Tax having been levied and collected for the year
lsO5. and the wardens OF the poor are very much in
dent and have no money therefore il is expected Of
all 10 be punctus in attending TO this natter aud
not one will, under The circumstances, excuse them
selves: 8Ftf
The persons who have been mskng wh;skey who
have already permitted two quarters TO pass without.
paying will take notice that will he well for themio
come up prepared 10 pay their Tax, aud costs as
well as trouble. 0
III expected To have the candidates. and some fun.
n. b. GUTHRIE, Sheriff.
June IS. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-07-18
PROCLAMATION.

It'd THE PEOPLE Os NORTH CAROLINA.
Ia obedience 10 an ordinance ofibe sla,e conyen.
ton, ratified the 25,h day 81 June. 1876. entitled
!. An Ordinance sabnitliug % the qualified solcrs Of
she State the ratification rejection Of tho nn.ii u
lion adapted BY The Consentiou.' r. JON krHAN
WORTH, Governor Of North Carolina. hrrrhs give
notice thai on Thursday. the second day
Of August ncnt. polls will H. op,n-,l .hy the
shstila Of the respective Counties, and hep, upen
f5f three successive days II ID, sssera eernn ~.
eincis in each AMI every County 10 the state anst
shs same rules and regulations as ms eris, inr the
sleetisn 81 rnsu,cns ~ III General As.emhi.: al
which seciion all person. ~ ,lled soic e., men.
bes Of tho General Assembly m1y vote cor o. sgain..
the ratification u he same ;lhnse WIN wish ralilca.
zion Of the Constitution voting, witN written or
printed ticket. 1" R.TIgIcarios. tho-e % cnn,ra
~ opuinn. voting with . w,Hen Or printed ticket.
"RusctiOS." ShefiIfs will observe the provisions &c
tho Ordinance AZ 10 the Juue. thereby imposed.
In witness whereof lie Etrrlenry Jo.
saraAS WOR-a. Governor 81 sal stale,
has hefeunto set Nj had and crused the
great seal Of tn State 10 he affixed.
Done al the city Of Raeiih. this 1T day of July,
JONATHAN WORTH.
BY the Governors
VIZ. II. BlsIxr,
Private Secretary.
July ". Odd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-07-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HE undersigned would again notify al persons
indebted 10 the e tate 81 Richard fapp dcceas-
ed, TO pay up. as th- esale u bcud To be settled
Those having chims against the estate Will present
them within The time prescribed Ivy law, this no
,ice viii I've plead 10 bu ~ iIe,t recovery.
STEPHEN L. FORREST, .7dn'r.
June 6, 1866. 40-6s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-07-18
Hillsborough Classical School.
REV. H. q. HILL,

G. ii. HILL, Principals
TINE Principals have an experience in teaching of
from live 10 eight years. Mr.. q. III. Hill was
for several years an instructor in the State Asylum
for the Deaf and Dumb at Raleigh, G.. Il is the
purpose 70 establish an English and Classical School
which shall fiji boys Tor College. or the practical du
lies Of life. Board can DO obained in some Of the
best families in town. The Fall session will open
the Isl OF August, and continue twenty weeks.
TERMS PER SESSION.
English Tuition, $25 90
Classical Az W
Board Except lights and washing,) 100 90
Contingent fee, 90
All bills payable in currency, ia advance, or al
the discretion OF the Principals. No deductions ex
eepl IN cases Of protracied sickness. m l@
Address Rev. II. q. HILL, H.llsborough, N. q.
July IL. A-4w
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MANIPCLATED GuANO.

compounded II pure Peruvian aud Phosphaiic Gaanc
ia rqssl pfnpatlions, fasly ground and thoroughly
INCORPORATED.
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This COMPANY having placed in lheiI works
the mast molsrn aud approved MACHINERY, will
be p,eps-rl IN the FIRST Of AUGUST TO furnish
FERTILIZERS on an extensive scale, compounded
under the iumejiate supervision Of the eminent che.
mist named above.
They propose 10 offer sof sale
PURE PERUVIAN 6UANo.
(~snsnisd ffes from admsiare.) ground and polssr-
irsd thss avoiding Zoe The 6Imef the necessity Of
lrssknx mp she ipmps. and not Only saving him ifom
loss BY waste. but securing him uniformity andrrgu
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OLD DOMINION GuAN0,

compounded Il Peruvian mi Pnnsphaiic Gusns. IN
eerrbinaiioa Nth other Ingredients and containing
tanr per ceDt u ammauls.
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Mail Trains connect .. Raleigh with Raeish'ssa
Castor Trains for the North: Al Goldsborough with
WILMINGTON L. Weldon, & Atlantic & N. q. Trains.
Accommodation Tram runs daily. Sundays exceI-
ted.) connecting with Wilmington & Weldon Trains.
There is no Sunday Train going from Weldon %
Portsmouth; passengers aIrivingsst Weldon on tina.
day 60 immediately ihrouga ria Petersburg and
Richmond. wv
Engineer & Superintendent
June l3. Al
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PRIVATE. SCHOOL.

y'HE EIGHTH SESSION Of Miss MANGUM'S
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will com.
mence on the 18th Of July, 1866
For particulars address Miss M. r.. MANGUM.
care Of DID. r. Cain, Hisborough, N. q.
June Is. A.
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MISS BETTE SCOTT win open School for
VA snail Children. on Monday the 9Th Of August,
Term. SIS pc, session Of twenty weeks, paid half
IN sdsan.e.
July II. 45-
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pI.AS

fnely grausi fran me he,t Novs sc,lis lump. Nans
will bc used not stIeliy adapted - agricultural pur