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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-16
From Washington.


WAsRIxGroy, July l5.-Attorney Gen
sral Speed has resigned. Judge Strains
berry, of Ohio, or Hon. o. a Browning,
Of Illinois, viii be his successor.
The resignation Of Secretary Harlan
is an event to be daily expected
Notwithstanding the Republican eau
Gus on Saturday night voted to adjourn
on the 23d, it is now believed that the
session viii be prolonged until he LIST of
August
LArER. = Derby's Ministry are Lord
Derby, Premier; DIsraeh, Chancellor
Exchequer Lord Stanley, Secretary of
Foreign Office Walpole, Home Secre-
tary; General Peel, Secretary of War /;
Parkingston, Admiralty; North, Board
of Trade; Duke of Buckingham, Presi-
dent of Council
The populace held Reform meeting
in London. Fifty thousand persons
were present
The Prussian march in Bohemia thus
far is triumphant
Benedek is concentrating his forcsS Coz
a great battle.
The Austrian loss is fosE thousand,
beside prisoners, at tie capture of Gitz-
chin. Prussiaa loss heavy. Several
Austrian regiments we're nearly deci-
mated The 18th Jazer battalion was
annihilated to the last man. The Aus
TRANS claimed minor success at Bur
nan on the Both.
Berlin dispatches of the LIST give Off
cial accounts from the Grown Prince
saying the result of three days fighting
of the 9th Prussian corps cannot be toe
highly estimated. On the 37th i. was
opposed by the 9th Austrian corps, which
was used up, and ON the 18th the Fifth
Austrian corps, Archduke Leopold an q
General Listiliy. The fighting on These
days was over an extended line. Go
blenz's corps was broken up, losing heav
ily in guns, killed and wounded, and il
prisoners.
The AustriaBs have evacuated 0swci
Gin.
Dresden is being fortified.
A Berlin dispatch Of the I'd says, tina
notwithstanding the arduous campaigr
and sanguinary fighting, the Prussiar
army is in high spirits and excellen
condition. Benedek was compelled II
consequence to retreat
Austrian and Saxon troops are Z
abandon operations near Gitzchin an
concentrate at distant point
The Austrisns claim 10 have capture
1000 men and IA guns at CustazzA.
The Austrian Hussars had advances
on the Italian territory. near the Mineio
bat we're driven of The division tina
suffered most at Custazza was not DIS
pirited. and wished to be placed in from
in the next battle.
The American ironelad Miontonomah
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
From New York.

The steamer American, from South
ampton the 4th, has arrived The cottoi
market was quiet and unchanged, Sale
of two days, $4,000 bales; sales to spec
uhtors or exporters, 1000 bales; Hour II
fiat and one shilling lower; wheat g
lower and dull; corn, declined I'd
mixed 2s shillngs; beef and pori
steady; 5acon, dull tallow and lard IN
active; sugar, quiet; coffee and rice arr
steady; common resin, quiet; turpen
the, dull; consols for money S6f@86s
5-2O's, 65@65f.
Lord Derby had formed Ministry
prominent among which is Derby AZ
Premier; DIsraeli, Chancellor, Exc
cutioner and Leader in the House o.
Commons. Lord Stanley is Foreigr
Minister. N- 1927
Prussia had carried Gitzchn by storm
after an obstinate defense, and junction
was effected between the army of Tho
Elbe, under Prince Frederick Charles
and the army of Siesa, under the Grown
Prince.
Five thousand prisoners were captured
at Gitzchin, and the losses-by the Aus
TRANS in the series Of combats altogether
is estimated at twenty thousand killed
and wounded, and fifteen thousand pr's-
oners, in the battles of the 18th and 29th.
The corps of Anstrians under Gen.
Goblenz was nearly broken up. 1t lost
twenty-four guns and eight flags.
1t is officially denied that the Prus-
slams had lost eighteen guns, as stated by
Vienna dispatches.
The Prussians have retired to a strong
position between Josephstadt and komi-
gratz. Their retreat is said to have been
precipitate. cli4r.
The army of the Elbe had advanced
beyond Gitzchin
The King of Prussia was at Gitzchin
on a visit to the army.
The London Times says that horrible
as the carnage has been, it is mere pre-
lude to the pitched battle now unavoida-
BILE, in which quarter of million of
men will be engaged on either side
King Victor Emanuel had sent tele-
gram congratulating the King Of Prussia
on the victory of his armies.
The operations between the Italians
and Austrians are confined to skirmish
ing. No engagement of importance had
occurred in that quarter.
The Italians are preparing for another
onslaught, and the soldiers are eager for
the fray
The revolt in Spain had been sup
pressed
The Prince Of Wales, while riding on
the streets Of London, was thrown by
collision with runaway horse, His
horse rolled over him, but the Prince
escaped unhurt
The Great Eastern, with the Atlantic
cable, passed Isle Of Wight on the first
instant, "a route for Yaleniis.
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after visiting Cherbourg, proceeded 70
London i.ia glitrvsi 9mdma9 @ ,
The President having on Friday signed
the Internal Revenue bill, the Bnreau at
once commenced its computation with
the laws of which it is amendatory, ana
the preparations of instructions andreg-
ulations under the same. le13 = =
The nomination of A. W. Randall, as
Postmaster General, was referred'to the
Postofiice Committee, as is usual in such
cases .issaiE yoSrm
Attorney General Speed letter to the
President, rendering his resignation is
very emphatic in disapproval of the Pres
ident's policy. sa,il ~
Heydricker has been recognizes by
the President as Belgian Consul at Gal
weston, ,tsf-i... Ia. .-l.. -
The elaborate report of the Committee
ON Foreign Affairs will be presented
early this week. II strongly sustains the
Monroe doctrine. There is a large ma
jority in Congress who indorse this, and
are ready for measures more eneei'Ve
than a mere declaration of principle,
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p6TA Washington dispatch of the 18th
saws the official vote for the CONSTITUTIONAL
Amendment DISTINGUISHING those engaged
in the late rebellion was counted yester-
day, and declared adopted by 1927 ma
inriIV . p. = h u
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bdySpeaker CoLFAx was renomlnaated
by reclamation in the Republican Con-
yeniion of the 9th Indiana district, on
the 10th. Senators TuRPLE and GRAHAM
N. FIrcH are competitors for the Demo
cratic nomination. ~ vEt@
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Notice to Taxpayers.
OFFICE OF CITY TAN COLLECTOR.
fpr.l Eatafrl

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
tReal Estate,)
MEHFHTs. TErs.. July L, $50.
TUE CITY TAX ON REAL ESTATE. FOR
the seth corporate year, ondiRs June Soth, ISIS.
became due and payable on the LIST inst. Delin-
SueHts are therefore nOtihsi to pay the said tax
on or before SATURDAY. the ast inst. other
wise their names viii be reported to the Honor
able Board Of Metropolitan Police Comuis-
siopers. and distress warrants Issued as the lau
in such eases provides and directs.
p. L. WARNER.
jyIs-st City Tax Collector.
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BG- The Chicago Republican suggests
that it would give eclat to the Phlladel,
phia Convention If prisoner DAVIS should
be released in time to preside over It's
deliberations. 81
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CITT Civil ExGISEEE, /
MEMPHIS. July 5ih, 1886. !
CRALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ BE
- essyci AZ this oifce until Monday, llth inst q.
u o'clock M. for building a wooden bridge over
Bayou Gayosn. on Court street. Plans and
specification may be seen a. this ottce. The
Mayor and Improvement COMMITTEES reserve
the riEhi 20 reject any OF all the propgsal.s
J. III. MCCLURE.
iy6lOt City Engineer.
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TO THE AFFLICTED

nR.I IRONS HAS TAKEN AN OFFICE
IL at - Second 81. Stillman Block. EheEe Pc
pr0poses % treat chronic di.oascs upon . new
principle here. but one well uHdcrsiocd IN fn-
rope, such a. Rheumatism, NeuralEia-eit g
periodic or continued, and ali Their kindred
rh0ids or Piles.
DR.. Irons has devoted many year 20 tho
treatment u the diseases II women and en- i
drcn. and he haftcrs himself that those WHO
may think proper n give him . eail Niil ~
well rewarded Tor Their treuhle.
I otter the folowipg reiefenccs Dr. -
Ward. Memphis Rev. ID. -teiman. hcmlhl
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man, Ward A LcGuere, J. II. Robertson, Attor-
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Day-A new Radical paper is proposed
to be started in Mobile, Northern. capt
talists furnishing the requisite funds
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CTOLEN-S5REwARD-AB BLACK EBONY
- CANE. with a gold head. Dr. i. Irons en-
rraved on the head. IL the thief will return Il.
/ will give him five dollar. and ask no ques-
tons. 1rt.
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Baggage Checked Through
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
TO CAIRO BY RAIL IN FIFTEEN HOURS
Night Express at Q pm, every day

This train is especially for through travel;
II is furnished with new and conmodions, well
cars and goes through without any change of
ears or baggage. making close connections az
Cairo with through Express trains on Illinois
Central Railroad at II am, reaching -. Louis
from Memphis in ~ hours: Louisville in ~
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North and East.
Through Tickets for sale at all the principal
Ticket Offices in the South in Memphis, at
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street, Larry Ilarmstad. Agent at Memphis
and Ohio Railroad Depot. head Of Main street.
SAM. Il. JONES,
fy9-lm General Superintendent.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-22
SheriH,s SAFE.

ID Y virtue of an execution issued out OF tho
Id District Court in and for the County of Boise
upon judgment rendered i'll said Court wherein
q. D. CagEin is plaintiR and ". w. Bright is de-
PENDANT, for the SUM Of seven hundred and fifty
and 49100 dollars, Judgment and costs, of suit
duly tested the 10th day of September, A. D. 1866
have seized upon and taken in execution the fol-
lowing described property, to wit That certain
zeal estate situate in Idaho City, Boise county ].
T., viz: That certain house and lot fronting TWEEN.
ty-fYe % feet, more or leSs,, on the west side Of
Main street and extending back, Of even width,
sixty go feet, more or less, and bounded on the
north BY vacant lot owned by S. G. Rosenbaum
on the south by tue building known as the bath
House. occupied by Mastsn and others. Also,
that certain other lot parcel Of ground fronting
TWENTY-FIVE % feet, more or less, on said street,
and extending back Of even width sixty 60 feet.
more or less, ard bounded on The north By the
premises known as the 'sBath House y occupied.
by Masten and Others on the south by't the butcher
shop Of @. Rand, toge Their with all improvements
thereon. Also, that certain mining claim situate,
on Bueha Vista Bar in said county, fronting one
hundred and fifty l50 feet more or ess,-o on MooreS
creek aDd extending back even width to the foot
hills, and 9Bodhded on the lower side by mining
claim of FloodIE Cos, ntheupper side sby mining
clam of MoFrOW& Co. gAlso that certain mining
ed Gu the north by the old Bailey claim now owned
by Jackson &, Co. aud on the south by the Turner
claims owned by Pierce Flood. oi ~ lsH Ah or
Public notice is hereby given that on the 9Th day
of October, A. d. 1866 at IL O'Clock, M. I.WilA,
sell, i'll front of the Court House door in Idaho
City, at Public Auction, for gold coin, or its
equivalent in clean gold dust, the above described
property, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
execution and all accruing costs. ~ y
2 aTo sI7ala j. I. CRUTCHER, Sheriff. 2
q Idaho CITY, September Is, 1866 n47wS E 8a7
VI N 8fa. al Tn1s3 e ggAEtt TeE4ggH Irr .v6 r.I'
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N ew this w eek. d
Conatable,s. sake.

ID Y Virtue OF an execution issued by IL.
ID McGowrd. a Justice of the Peace in and for
the County of Boise, upon a Judgment rendered
in said Court wherein John Heating is plaintiff
and Ne. H. Kempner and 7. Lountz are defendants.
for the sum Of Eighty-ive so 100 Dollars, judg-
nent and costs Of suit duly tested the 1st day OF
September, A. D. 1866, Lhave seized, aud taken in
execution the following described property, to-
wit f7I.rf4 sr8.sf
All the right, title. claim and interest of tho
defendant T. Lountz OF in and to that certain
mining claim situate on. East Hill and known as
the Clowry u Co claim, bounded on the north by
Kempner & Co.'s claim, the south by p Il.
Smith Co.'s claim, and on the west by Crow &
Co.'S claims ~ e ASSN e9
Public notice is hereby given that on the 9Th day
of October, A. D. 1866, at IL O'Clock NJ, Iwilh
sell, in front of the Court House door in Idaho.
City, at Public Auction, for cash. the above de-
scrbed property to the highest bidder, to satisfy
said Execution and all accruing costs ltf. -
JOHN EiORMAN, Constable. m
September ~, I866n48w3
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The BEST REMEDY FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
Strengthening the Nerves, Restoring the Lost
Appetite, is FRESE'S HAMBURG TEA. 1t is
the best preseryative' against almost any sickness,
if used timely Composed of herbs Only, it can be
given safely to Infants Full directions in Eng
lish French. Spanish and German. with every
package. TRY 1FLa For-sale at all the wholesale
and retail drug stores and. groceries. - S-BGf
EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist,
l59y1] Sole Agent, 40 Clay St., San Francisco
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THE RADICAL PLATFORM.

& fF4fs q
There was an irrepressible conflict in thu
Radical Philadelphia Convention between the
Border State, and Gotten State men-subject
the Niger as usual. The Border State rep.
resentatives wished to con6ne the issues be-
tween the President and Congress. TEEY
had the senblance9 Of a constituency, and
felt some of.the responsibilities Of their DO
sition; but the Cotton State men, who rep
reseted nobody, Were not particular about
pleasing any one excepG themselves. Their
objective point was OFFICE. The only means
to:cbtain it is by making handle of the
negroes and stuf6pg the ballot box with their
votes. In other words the only salvation is
ianegros suffrage They have no party of
any.importance in the Southern States and
know that nothing can. be Effected Within
their own localities. Hence the necessity of
strengthening the backbone Of the Radical
party in the North, and Of inserting a FederaI
lever under the States, the disoEganlzation
Of Southern society, BY Congressional legis-
iation, and the organization of negro party
Of which these delegates expect to be the
leadeFse 80 h93a5f
The BoFasa tate men, who really had a
cOnstitueacyS were not so fast, and though
Cressweit Of Maryland wrote and read the
Address which was adopted BY the Con1ive en-
ton, when it came to the adoption of plat
form, he and his friends were practically
reied ont of the Convention, the Cotton State
delegations claiming the Convention as their
own, and denying that the Border State men
lad any right to,seats thereinSexcept by tour-
tesy. They carried their point and with it
the following resolution:
Resofced, Thatwe are pnaIterably in favor of
the Union of the States and earnestly desire the
legal and speedy restoration OF all the States to
their proper places in the Union and thefestab-
ishnent III each.of them OF the3infuences of pat
Fiotlsm and Justice by which the whole nation
shall,belcombined to carry forward triumphantly.
the principles OF freedom and progress anil all
asen of all races, shall eUerylchere beneath the Flag
Of our Country hare accorded to them freely all
that their Uirtues industry Intelligence and seasrgY
1aGy entatte them toattGurH ~ II
The phlologist will peruse that sentence
with d great Sanitation tt is a rhetorical
gem Wosthyoof 'aiaFiMy p Itsfs smooth ,Isoft
sweet. 5Afhi 5 soysFs 5tahatfeverlastipg selggeF
IN the fence2eas clearly as sunshiaeo on a.
hill. The "Union" men of the North adopa.
ted tAeYplatfoFm with enthnsiasna and the
issaebesSyeehlp parties is now plainly aEEoMdd.-
II the Radicals carry t1e1ext Congress, they
are pledged tola6cord 4to al1Imer ofAall
sacesnbsalltHata tneir virtues, industry, IN
seliigenee and energy may entitle them to-
sttaipp9--o ia plain English j. to- accord the
aegro and Mongolian with a vote. y19fe
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popular, but dishonest, impudent, mendacious and
thoroughly unprincipied. we gladly ayailed our
selves Of the first oppoftunty which presented it.
self, after we became cenvinced of his rascality
to get nd Of him; and the principal object in Civ.
ing these facts to the public is to warn the party
in Idaho against the runous propensities Of P. J.
Malone IN. L. MILLER,
JNO O'BRIEN,
THOS SMITH
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-22

nPAHRANAaAT Mr.. J. A. Brown, formerly
OF this place, writing from Salt Lake, gives
very datteringI account of the Pahranagal
silver mines, about 400 miles south of that
place. The fare from Salt Lake by stage is
SIS. 1t takes four days to make the trip.
M Brown thinks it will prove another Vir-
ginia City. f2a - sais'.ataa st' go
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-22

WRESTLING THRoUGH THE GRAvsy.Rp.-For
many months the Idaho Statesman ,ould not
see any indication of "split" in the Rennh.
lican party. A large portion of its conmns
was used to indulge in rdicule of those ~ 10
could see that the great Republican psr,y
was drifting on the rocks. eLatterly, howe.
er, 'iaschange has,come ovefJthe spirit oft.
dreams" For fear of tumblng headlong
into Ga. hole in the sgroandr" .the Statesman
is leaping about very. nimbly on one side o.
the -chasm, Abusing the President, and
clarifying Congress has become a favUrits
amusement with its editor II took him over
a year to make up his mind. Private sym
pathy weighed heavily on one side of the
scales and public plumber on the other. The
Radical Convention at Philadelphia having
''tooted its horn" the Statesman suddenly
inspired with the courage to whistle through
the political graveyard in which the Radical
party was buried at the late Idaho election
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perpetrated
.MAal YH8

TAE EMREzz1Ek =. About S., 900 was col
iected in this county about year ago by
P.J. Malone ostensibly as. s bsc. iptions for
the Oregon Reporter That was the last
Of it. If these subscribers wish to know
what became Of the money, and the circum-
stances attending its embezzIement BY the
collectorsthe are referred to az article pub
iished elsewhere from the Democratic Central
COMMITTEES. Of Jackson county, Oregon.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-22

JOHN A. DREIBELBls,~ formerly Sheriff OF
one of the northern counties of California,
and Indian Agent for the Northern District
of California, under Buchanan's Administra-
ton, was elected Senator from the county Of
Grant, Oregon at the June election. The
Republicans are contesting bis seat. What
ever may he the qualifications Of his compel
itoF, we know that Oregon has nc citizen who
wilfmake better Senator than "UncleJ John"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-22

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men. Also, Diseases
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means Of relief. Sent free Of charge in sealed
letter envelopes. Address Dr.. j.. SKILLIN HoUGae
TON, Howard Association Phiadelphia, Pa 37yI-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-22

BosUsr7The Radicals. made great haste to
admit Tennessee on the strength of Parson
BrownlOw's telegram,lbnt it seems now that
the alleged adoption Of the ConstitntionaI
Amendment Of that State was bogus through
ont, The was not q quorum of members of
tie Legislature present when the farce was
narnafrafad.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-22

Nor So.-The Radicals have been making
great noise over the supposed election CT
Ohilcott, to Congress from Colorado Terrific
ry-over A. c., Hunt, Administration candi-
date, They were little faster than neces-
sary. Gov. Oummins of that Territory has
issued credentials to HINT. d -
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TIE County elections in Montana have
nearly all gone Democratic. The opposition
made desperate fight, but failed
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The OREGON YorE.-The Speaker of the
House in Oregonlhas cansassed the election
returns, and Declared the result as follows
For Governor Woods, 1876; Kelly To-
O39. Total vote of Oregon, o,s55.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-22

DISTRICT. ATToRNEYs.-The Governor declares
W. W. Thayer elected in the first District, J. j..
May in the second and E ]. Curtis in the third.
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PsOcnAMArlos appears in the Estates
men" signed David W. Ballard, Governor of
Idaho r. It is valuable document, as but few
people knew that Idaho had a Governor.
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MARRIED:

At the Poujade House, Idaho City. September
-o.h, 1886, by J. L. McGownd. j. p. Mr.. WIN.
MoRR1sEY and Mrs. SOPHIA PRDDY. all of Idaho
City. .,..ass s. 80
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If you want hair perfume les call at the Miners
Drug Store on Wall street.
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The TOTAL YoTE of Idaho Territory at the
August election was 6,564-Holbrook 3,64l,
Kirkpatrick 2,923 Holbrook's maj 7l8.