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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-20
Mnntgumcrg Blair tritt 3nraf.

MOnt9ometp Blatr lie6t pobl Elm, welA
l16erlthe Noue er lptelen tpirps, trenn CT ais
@Onerebtanotoat Der v~GonIeroattoen" i'm Stem
Dttritte I'm Jelce bIiebe, naGbem bic bcrt;gen
u9emcftaten" unD 8ebeQen i!6 eepeteert ia
ben, ietne Domination 5u oeceptiren unp nah<
DEM Der 9tetel 9arris 1rtnen Vlnn, als unabe
ban9tger RanDtbat gegen ben resularen Nes
b~euentanDtDaten Stone aufautreten, aufgegee
ben bat.
B!atr betbt nit grocer @ra3te tn ben iau=
rem apfel uuO trttt gu 0nulten perIelben &es
bellen 3urild. bic ttn 70 IGnSp oerporfen bas
ben, na6oem er, Der ebernaltse Nltntltsr Qin<
cOln's, it3 Dor ibnen tn ben Staub aeporfsn
unD. tDrs Stiefel getuBt. Seine gtiidSuasz
@piltel lautet TO-:
v9a bic GOnnenttCn Der bemctrattlhen
purtei, bte bet Weitem ben arGberen 36etl
Der 6reunoe be5 0ralioenten in btelem Dtfritte
reprdlentitt, flr bteielbe Stelle einen anberen
9erren npminirt gat, Der Nd) in jeper 8eates
bun9 Dd1u eignet, unlere pnrtei9eiinnnnaen
in benz 9eeenwdrti9en Mlpett Der GffentliAen
Nnsele9enDei:en 5u r%spra,snttreu, 70 1T eS mad
meinem Oofurhalten miht nTtbig prer mini
Idens,pertb, nod etnsn anperen @anotDaten
au haben. SD lebne Daber bic Nominatiun
al nno pringe III metne GreunOe, ben BON Der
Oemutratilden @artet nOmtntrten RanbtDaten
Su unterltlbeu."
Der Rebellentanptbat Stone, Der @srtbet<
bigger Der praltOentenmSrDer, iast In feinem
characterization
Die 3etten linb ntHt gang fret BON :3rpei<
fel unb SGUieristett = pteuetGt 0efabr-
unD iuQte Das Golt bteIes 9tarifis mtG etnes
StBeS I'm Gon9reB fir pirOis balten, 70 fam
t9 nur winlGsn, DaB CO ietne Gntiheipune
bur4 Elm 70 itartes gOtum abgebsn mDse, Da6
unler beribmtsr @r1ibent. Der bstnabe in MI.
Ierer Ntitte rubnt, ebsnio lebr pte ietne Sp=
pOnenten iiber5eugt Utro, Rap er auf bieler
Sette bes pOtcmac i'm 6aule ntGt nur ieiner
aufrt@tisen uno %etfri9en, lonbern letner y Is
etnt9ten 5reuuoe it,"
60 nett bat e5 al(O Ger etnIti9e 2sbelen
Serttlaer u. SrbniUn sebraGt, DaB bic. eDlen
Sitter BON untermurYlano, melhe lire Nebel=
lengelinnune ME oerlauaneten mnb lie aud
tebt niAt %Yerlau9neu, ibre i6Gns 9eimatb fir
ietn 0auS ertlaren. Nber adj - Der arme
WOutsomerY Blair, Der liG 70 nader gum
5ausbCfmeifter onbct, mus brauBen iteben In
&Glte unp 9ltbsl.
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Die eBrenDnllc Stslluus bcS 9euti6tbnms
IN Der raOitaien Yartei N0rBlanOs.

Die rtumpbe, bic ba0 btetee DeutiHtbum
tn Zen 9e9isluturbifrift-G CnpentiOnen Der
raoItalen Yartet errun0en bat, 3et9en beutlth.
baB ouG Gas Dsutibtbum BaItimcres unb
NiarplanrS tnnertaIb Der nOblen partet Der
Gretbeit unp @lei6berehtisung cine Nla&t
1T, renn CS nur cine WlaAt Iein wiu, DdS betBt
tpenn eS It6 9ebGrig rilbrt InD enerStIH uno
umli6tis seflbrt ptrO.
Sbne uetertretbung IG6t lt6 Iagen, baB
perbaItnt6mdBtg in fstner anceren Stapt Der
Ser. Staaten ben Deutl&en auf benz Wablz
settel elmer Bartst 70 Dtele plabe etnSer6umt
tpurDen. tpie ben beutIden &epublttnnern Bal
ttmOre'S I'm DteemoIteen @ablfampfe. uno
Dap pieie ti4ti9en beutl6sn &anbioaten eben
3u ben Nemtern npmintrt purDen, tn wel6en
fe an Der Nusnrbeituns Der @slsbe, ourG,
,relhe un|er Maer @ubl pber @ebe bebinat
pirc, tbetlnebmen ~tGnnen, 1T bpppelt erfreus
lid, bpppelt ebrenpUu unb niiblt6 fur unS
Ollie. DieGe @rl6etnuns 3et9t namsntltd
aud, bab nm ere ameritanilhen DartetsenOGeu
rBt 9eneist linc, BEL Der @rlapuns ibrsr 0e'
iese uuf Dte 2ebenSanI Nauunsen unb Vebenss
nspmru; tbUgt9en Mt notafttn bSSSrpflf6tet
lln0, auh lbren ACKNOWLEDGEMENT uno Sc
benssepCbnbeiten btatge &ehnuug gu tra9en,
5aunol na ite bic SrObe MajOrIt6t bes Bottles
btlpen.
Wtr tuOIen fetnen eebdlieen gerslei6 ate.
ben Swt!hen benz, mas BITE neutIhen Nepublts
faner bier IN SerbdltntbmdBtg tur3er :3ett in.
nerbalb tbrer @artrt erreihten unp swtldeu
Dent, mas bic DeutIGsn OemOtratem BIER tn
DerbaltmBma6tg iebr LANCER .3eit erlan9t ba+
ben. Vtel &aum piiroe inns Der @ereleiG
frsilisb ni6t tOlten ; Oenu no nt9ts tit, ba
bat nt6t nur pet &atier, 1cnperr audi Ger
Ver9letb iein Ne6t oerloren. l1nO bte Deutz
iGen DemCfraten bier baben tn Der 3bat, Db=
pObl Elm nit @el@id unO @6laubett aeleitetes
UtnmmutbbIett an itrer SpiBe itett, pom Set<
ten tbrer ameritantl4en Warieieenc0en nod
ME zine ~trgenowte nennenSpsrtte Berid16.
ttGaI'g erfabren.
ueber Die 0rlnbe bte1es auffa[enpen @on
traftes tuOlen MIR nns beute ntAt n1ber aus
iprefen. 0ir perOen bn3u Dor benz 6ten
AfOpember nod @elssen6ett gsnus baben.
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10 lange es in Baltimore icpate @ablttdter
9ibt, trCb ibrer Negtltrirung ntbt ittmftert
Ourfeu, neil bic Gerfadnng cen Nebeuen u.
@etelenfrsunoen pas Gtimmre6t ausDrIflih
entatsbt. lnb has III nit Elm Orune, aug
benz tie eesen BITE IOeale pclt3etcommtIiCn
wublen. 2rdten an pie Stele Der jebtaen
@OmmtGdre sewtNenlcie, um eiuen feierli6en
GiD u%nbetlmmerte Nebeaen uno Nebellenz
heunoe, baum wIroen aud reue Wablrtdter
eineeieet meroen uno strar lpl6e, bic Der 8ers
fn1un9 gum 3robe NebelIen uno Rebellenf
freunpe lttmmen lafIeit.
Die 9etBipOrne unter ben Getnoen Der No<
lt,eteommtaare botten esbUft, bab Der @ous
perneur auf tbre erfte 8ttte bin stnNbibun9s=
brfret gea n bic DoltseicpmmiGare idleupern
peroe. Das nun bot Coup. Swann woble
retsltA unterlaIen.
Nbsr truS mill er nit ietner an bic Ppliaet<
rUmmiIare eerimtetsn Sorlapun9 2 Gr bat
um 70 penioer paS Heht, Gh in Der Streit=
fade 3pilhen ben Dolt3eiccmmtldren unp ben
Nebelen gum 8iGter aufuperfen, Ia er
ieIbIt In bieer gun3en Mngelegsnbe't 8artet
lit. Gr mar eS ia, Der burh letne IAnSpe
8erlesu',e bee 8eeitrirseiebes bic ean3e Diff
ficultat berporrtef; mi UNI feline Nlpirattcz
nen mad benz Nnte zines 8unoes1enatOrs
orebt flh Der gauge rrliti1Ge &f. Wte
fam er nlIo ot8 &i6ter in einem pro3eie
fungirsn, Der SDn ben GetnOen Der Qopalttat
unb Der euten Srbnung leDieli3 aus partets
pOlitii9en @rinben anbansi9 gemd6t nuts
be 2 Der DrOsB, falls er je i'm Grnlte fcrte
eeiebt wirD, mub Dor einem unpartetilben
@erihte gefIbrt percen. 6tnbet bteieS
den geteusens fGulots, bann mag uno fol-
Der @ouuerneur lte alleges unp jerer @aoitale
rtro li6 oteier @ntlbetpung pt0tg, wte eS
!ir ben sutsn BIrger seatemt, unterwerien.
Nber IODeu unb perren bic @aotfalen es bull
ben, Rap Die pcltseiccmmi6dre unter ben
nihttelten 8ortpdnpen unb cbne gert6tlthes
8erfabren auf BEN Wun19 metnetbtaer 3ebrl=
len BON Dem Oouperneur, Der ielbt partet in
Der Sadie 1T, atgelegt tperoen ? Nie unb
II I NJ merl
SnsmiiAen f6brt bts nSrbIihe preIe fort,
gang energti6 fur bte Naptfalen Marplanbs
tn Dte Shranfen su treten. Nie mnD MINI
tner = 70 lautet ttr Wationnsment::- oarfe s
Der Ncrben cu!pen, bab Marplanb iu bic
0anbe Der Gebelen fault ; ponn Int otelem
Sale wIren 8aibirgton unb Der GonereB
pom Norcen abselGnttteu uab gang BON Gsin<
beelanp um9eben. 9ie pennfrluantihsn
Slatter foroern cfen gum ,8u5ug mad 8altt<
more unp aur periGnli6en unD semafnelen
unteritlbun9 Der 2oYalen 8altimOre's purA
Die 9cpaten @ennfplOanisus auf, falls es bter
um GUnftit fommen iclte.
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AmerihGni(de uadri6tsu uno aotBeu.

&%rte9Smint Ter Gtamtou bat,
Ute GOrnep's Yreb SvrlI6ert, feline gntlaI<
Jung nod nt@t einseseten uno peutt purerf
aud nlht oalan, Is Su t6un. Mber Der 0az
Ibtn9toner VeriGterltatter Der bieliaen Gun
bletbt BET fetner Gebauptung, Rag Gtanton
ben Drdloenten un feline @ntla}una aebeten
unD baB er lih bereit ertldrt babe, Der Nad,~
folger bes Scr. 6aIe am 6ofe in Maprtp at
iperpen. Gerner be6arrt iener Bert6terfatter
ouf leiner Nnsahe, bnB Sherman erlu1t NOR
ben 1et, baS &rieasminilterium DOrerit au
ubernebmen, fails er bon letnem DDllen ab=
tOmmen tonne. SIS beitebt, 70 la9t tsr gez
ri6terfatter r~uetter, fsine pirefte tetesrapbtlhe
Communication 8utlhen @albinatcn nnp
nem puntte, an benz ii4 @sneral Sberlnan
lsst .%bettnoet. uno IS ptrb nlsbrsre Gage am
lteben, ebe NntpDrt BON ibm fommt. Ser
3eitpuntt oeS RIdtrttts bes Otr Stanton
TT nod ntdt felt bsRtmmt ; aber baB CT nuruds
~sutreten beablthttet, lebt felt"
Der l6anplt6e Nnertff auf
bic farbtsenM etbObtRntn@b t.
pIeY'S WooO5. Marplanb, Der
GpmmtlIdr bes Jreeomen's 8ursau In Marp.
lamb, Sen. Gregory, bat bent @eneral 6ow.
arb 8ert9t iiber jeres empSrenoe Greisnt6
erfattet. Na4 g%ewi0enbufter 8ernebmana
elmer Menoe BON 3eusen III er gu ~fOlsenDsm
@6lu1s setOmmcn: Die Garbtssu bstrusen
H& In bem Camp esttns gang urbentltt
unO rubts Der Nufrubr tn Der Nadt pom
80. Mu9ult wurbe bon elmer Nn,abl petber
Mtdnner perurla&t; bteie 9rifsn bic fntenbsu
unb tetenoen 6arbigen an mnD batten au9en'
IhetnltA bic Nbii&t, audi ote weiBen WetbO~
bitten nuf benz Qasersrunbe tn Den &l
3u perpideln. = Sc 9ebt bieb Naraus Derpor,
.6nB lIe, 70 oft iie BON ben S&wur3en 3urid'
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VI aiIehs
a 0eram IN luuge
Der
un6eSinsten nntonSsN artet
Marnlan1'6.

Das StaatssG recutto< Gomtte 6at bic nStfipen aHcrb
nlingeT fir Sfentli@e Serloumlungeu iut gansen Staats
an BEN f~olsenteH PlXseu unb oil ben ~folSenben G1seu
9~etrcffen. Die IntengenGnnten Serren NIB anbsre anS9es
3ei1nete 9tebner werben In bieien 8~erIammlIuSeu fpre-
den. -
Sa0erStotun.
20. Oftpber.
0Oub. s. Gbomas ; @eneraI' g!aicr SiSeI; pom. v.
Stirling g. yfeelep, ga. Son. 8. vs.. Spffuan ;
Col. Wc&iGip, @rl. IbreOni .. 8. Stepart. Gsa .3.
Treberid+
"a. Ottpber.
Spn. 3 WtaSnarb; @oub. GbcuaS Sou. Sr9n &.
1bomas; Col. %erucn; SOn. 5. u. 8. &reswel G3m.
Daniel, Gsq, Col. Bruce Wrt. 8aIctrap, Gsa.
Weftmtnfter+
27. Ottober.
gpup. E5oma6 Sou. 9o5n 6. Gbowcs Colonel
Uic8ilip; Capt. 9operiid , 3. 2. GHior, Gsa. &. 9.
U2c9ans, Gsq.i Son. u. Stirling
XptDIOntpmn.
so. Oftoher.
BON. 3o6n 8. 3bou1as !; ). 8. gtepart, Gsa; 9ORu
&. GnIcr, @s1j Colonel Bruce; Bon. G. DtcYRericn !
BON. u. Stirling; Sou. u. S1eGaber9er; pom. Z.
WtperS.
clifton.
!. Wcbember.
Sen. .. q. 8. &respel Sou. VI. 3. ScueS @ouc.
&. IbcuaS; BON. >. StOdbribse; Son. u. q. Stend;
GBm. s. albert, @sq. !, BON. 6. SlcpS; Colonel Scrrpn.
9tabt Baltimore.
2. pDember.
Spu- g. @nIfor ; Son. g. Wlc&se; Son. q. =
SGeud ; 8. 3. Stetpart, @sq. @cno. s.. 9Porads; Scns
9o5n g. 9bomas; pom. U. StirIinsi Son. u. @tOdbrisSe
General Wlajpr Siael Gsm. Saapr, SEQ.
Oepl9 u.p)
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MfaNens
go S~eriammsInnSen 80
~ in VA
5drfprb GOuntD,

pStAltItARtSi N~N :
Il b l1miunspGrtci
merten al ZEN fplDeubeu RIateu ftattfiubsH =:
Aberdeen. 0cnner5ag, ben Is. Sttober, 9aa&m.
3 u6r,
Sasre BE Grace Donaetfta8, ben Is. b.,
Nbenb 7 19r.
8ufbi Osa1an'S, 6rsita9, ben 10. rs, i'm, 8
r6r gatmittd9s.
MagmpIia, @amftag, ZEN 20, Rs, um ubr 9sab-
mtttag-
8sIair, Qisufag, rem %. re-, I'M 10 ubr.
S1rrettSOtIIe, Niittprd, ceH "a. bs,, I'M 2
ubr NaGulittags.
PIeafantptIIe. Mittpr6 Wbenb i'm Z nbr.
0prrtSotIIe DpnHertag ben rs. b., mi 2 lbr,
Dublin, Sreitag hen 26. rS., uM 3 lbr gtanm-
6Dn. Sobn 6. GbDmdS, If.
be9Ieitst bon % III. $. Marine unb q. y. 3 ump
peroen al alien bei len pIaBeu uub
eHerdImai or TraH3 StgeI
Obert 6dbs, lopie
Sr. 70 nj, 1aFp uIp s I. 6 pr. Sarteu
werpeu in Sarrstt5pile UNI Wasnplia gu ben 8erlaututel-
ten ipreben-
&bas. 3. BcuIbtm,
BcrItber hes llnbet. Union
(pftl6-26) Central. @outts.
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SEIr &cbneiDer.

BGrt,tg S&uetper t6unen In eIHeut Geraf nteen eutai
&rbstts. SttpISSe ertaIteu BET g SRtRer& Urnber
Gde 8oItimpre unn Gremnuta (~fept2o-1mtl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

CAPT. T. NJ. MuRPHx Of Owyhee County, has
been stopping in town several days awaiting the
Fenian Convention to which he is delegate.
capt. Murphy is man of spirit and energy, and
what he takes hold aGgenerally goes through sue.
cessfuily.
We haze teen favorediby him with the presen-
tltion of a number of beautiful specimens of the
mineral wealth of that section. Among them are
specimens fro n the Roorman and Virginia lodges
the liter located in the Flint District, upon which
Capt. Murphy and associates araabout erecting a
Mill, Several specimens of precious stones were
Ieftwiths rs, including, two large o1als, several
diamonds etc. f4 ~ hda DDS 3aa'.22@
sglgaag5i 81 = y l!sgA TO sa4bl b9iad
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

WALKER, Of the Tobacco Depot at the Miners
Brewery, sent US, the other day, pound package
of new brand of smoking tobacco lately receiv>
ed and tor sale by him--the Forest Rose For
smoking. it is unexcelled by anything we have
seen in this market. Try it, and you will like it
aud &c after a second package.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

COOP FOR THE Elk HoRN.-Our friend Chap
mar, Of Pioneer, showed US some substantial ee>
ments. of Hog EN- greatness, this week, in the
shape of two gold bricks, valued at something
over four thousand dollars. They were the result
of the crushing of forty tuns of the Elk Horn
ledge, yielding one hundred dollars per tun. That
is doing well enough.
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Notice of Administrator's Sale. of
Real Estate. s..s. -


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance of the order of the Judge of the
Probate Court OF the County Of Boise and Terri
tory Of Idaho, made on the 18th dav of gApriE
1866, in the matter of the Estate of Raphaei
Brunn, deceased the undersigned, administrator
of said estate, will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash or clean gold dust at
merchant Die rates, and subject to confirmation
by saidPTobate Court, on Monday the 7th day of
May, A. 1865, between the hours of 10 O'Clock,
A. Al and o'clock NJ, in front of the Inter
national Hotel, in PlacerviIle in said Boise coun-
ty, all The right, title and interest of said de-
ceased at the time Of his death or which the estate
has acquired since, in and to an undivideGs one.
fourth interest of said International Hotel, the
lot on which the same stands and the furniture
and fixtures belonging to said Hotel. The terms
and conditions of the sale: Ten per cent..of the
purchase money to be paid to Administrator on
the day of sale, balance on confirmation Of sale
by the Probate, Court-deed at expense of. nar>
chaser. ~ -,F.s.5 ~. u A. p. TURNER.E 81
ldahoJCity, AFrih14n25w4t Administrator
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

TRAINS FOR BLACKFooT.-Thre trains left Idaho
City this week for Helena They were owned by
Joaquin, MIR. Judd and Martinas aud were loaded
with merchaudisc for Heller, liquors for Lehman
& Solaro, and hardware &c. by Miller & Bernstiel.
They expect to make the trip inside OF thirty
days. a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

We understand from Washington that some of
the friends Of Col. Preston of misplace MADE an
effort to have him appointed Governor~of this Ter
ritory. Geo. G. Hough was also candidate, but
as both Of them happened to reside in this Ter,
ritory, that was enough to d. their aspirations.
Ignorance and non-residence, seem to be the best
recommendation for appointments to Federal DO
stions in Idaho Territory.
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IIJMRER

IL J. LANDING HAS ON HAND. AT uTc
l.. Steam Saw Mit,-a very large stock of I0GS
fro:n.lO TO SO feet long, aud is prepared Ia I'm
orders for any amount at Reasonable rates for
Cash. sA-Orders left with g. ". svooD 81 Co.
OF. al the MIL receive prompt attention. fni7tf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

The FAST FREIGHT LINE.-The fast freight
aud express line of DuRell & Co., between
Umhtilla and Idaho, has proved to be so far
successful, that the enterprising, owners are
importing largely of vehicles to supply the
increasing trade. Several Concord coaches
have arrived for shipment to day The new
steamer Shoshone, Capt. Myrick, win max e
regular trips on Snake river within a few
days, from Farewell bend; and trip to Boise,
Owyhee or Salt Lake City will be pleasure
excdrsion.-[ Oregonian - II NJ
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

I JOS. MollIBBEN AND JoHN KING have left us>for-
ever. B ackfoot tempted them and they are gone.
Believing that music has charms to soothe the
savage breasts of that uncutivated cline, they
will give the tenderfeet !" the benefit of their
strains. Joe hasaiEen his last ''call," and King
his last "note" to Boise Basin. We recommend
them heartily to our friends of the Radiator.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

Speaker declal ed the bill had becomea law when
tremendous and long cOntlnued applause broke
out, followed BY Kisses. Amid thisexcitemsnt the
House adjourned.
The House adopted the resolution offered by
tFhad. Stevens. requesting the Secretary of the
Treasury to Withhold from distribution the pro
cetds of navllprizes until the question is settled
Ivy the supreme Court whether, under this act &C
LILY 18th 1861, the same having beea opery Of
Insurgents and does not belong to the Govern
ment.
Raymond voted against the Civil Rights Bill. to-
day
Bingham of Ohio, who voted against its original
passage Was paired. The only other mem bers,
elected Republicans, who voted with the Demo
Gratis against the bill. We're Latham, Wiley, Of
West Va, Phelps of Maryland Smi h and Ros-
seau of Kentucky. Noef of Mo. There was a
murnar OF applause when Davis and Hale of New
Y ork, and Delane of Ohio conservatives hereto
fore acting with Raymond responded aye.
Sherman to-day presented a bill to regulate the
occupation of mineral lands, and extends tie
right OF Presumption thereto. The first section
recognizes and legaliZes exploration and occupa
ton of mi eral lands, subject to existing mining
regulations; placer or guleh mining will therefore
remain on present footing, but in regard to quartz
mining requiring capital and permanent struc.
lures, means is afforded to secure pat nts for the
claims actually occupied and improved and are
subject to payments into the national treasury of
live dollars per acre and five per cent. of net pro-
duets. Great latitude is given to the Secretary of
the interior in adjusting public surveys to such
preemptlOnS0t mining claims, and, various pro.
visions are added to separate agricultural lands in
mining districts. and open thenr to occupation
under the presumption and homestead Acts. The
bill was referred TO Cummtteeson Mines and Min.
ing Claims Ii Il iE|E HUI .1slt
With its MOST emphatic Typography the National
Elnlelllgencer soelnnly warns the people that at
very early day the country will be startled with
sudden advancing step in progress of revolutionary
schemes, unless traitors, be in the meantime dis
couraged by popular demonstrations Of constitu-
| tional loyalty. .r,@a 49, .fs...fI5 t51l
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

BRIDES STAGES continue to make their daily
trips to Warm Springs leaving Main street several
times each day. As the season grows warm the
travel increases The Springs are in fact Iuxu.
~. The waters are inyigorating, and just the
thing for these lazy Spring days. Sam. Houston
has been starring it there for several months, do
ing the agreeable with all the suavity Of which he
is the master, which is considerable. He retired
this week. The ride with bride is worth the mo-
ney for the whole trip.
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JUDaE D. w. DoUTHIrr arrived here this week
from the East During his absence he has taken
a lengthy tour through both the Northern and
Southern States, visiting much of the country
lltely overrun by the armies of both sections.
Quite crowd Of Idahoans were at New York
when The Judge left that city on the first of March
for San Francisco. Among them were Col. Ray
mond, Judge Mcbride, Messrs. Preston, Gilbert
Underwood. Richardson, Marks, n ordheimer and
Mat Graham. laae H bga .l7sxs
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heriH,a Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of the
Id District Court in and for the county of
Boise, upon judgment rendered in said Court,
wherein c. G. Highly, j. p. Butler and G. w
Crafts are Plaintiffs and Isaac Garrisonis Defend,
ant. for the sum Of One Thousand Three Hundred
and Forty three and 70 100 Dollars, Judgment and
Costs Of Suit duly tested the llth day of April
4. D. 1866 have seized and taken in execution
the following described property. to-wit /: All the
right, title, claim and interest of said Defendant
of, in and to CHAT certain mining claim situated
on the North side of Mooress Creek and bounded
on the West by Kingsley & Co.'s claim, on the Easi
by mining ground of MCGOWAN, being $50 feet
more orleSs. in extent r Brfr F1r.
Pdblie noticeis hereby given that on the 5th
day Of May, A D. 1866, at Il o'clock NJ, | will
sell in front of the court house door in Idaho City
at Public Auction for Cash, tie above describe
ecution and all accruing COSTS
JAS. I. CRUTCHER,
Dated Idaho City, April 13n25w3 sheriff
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

The CosMoPoLIrAN MELoDEoN will be open to.
night as usual, and to morrow night. It grows in
popular favor the Company always having some
thing new and amusing to draw a crowd. Besides
the usual fun in the way of songs and dances, to-
night there will be trial dance between Eugene
and johnny. "Cool as a Cucumber" will conclude
the performance. b5a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

NJ. r Rick adSertises tie rem val of his Tailor
ing establishment t. a hohse on Main Street OPP
posite the Miners Brewery, where he " srran IS to
give satisfaction to all who pltroGize him. 1el
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

ARRIVALS PER KELLY & GREENHOUSES STAGES.
Mr.. Hopkins, Philip Lewis. N. Y, E. F. Wesc 1T
Capt Thompson, M Myers, z. N. Brown, Mr.. NJ
Phillips S. H. Hart, R. WEIGH, NJ Middleton San
Francisco; b. W Douthitt Ira Worthen, Gel. e. A.
Stephenson, N Y; D. W. Warding, Walla Wal.
la, and w. F. & Co.'s messenger.
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~ 4C1rY NEWS - u

A. FIVE. 19uNrAtS, falcr was. taken the other
d.y froma well on El,t Hi, ei5hty-sx feet from
the shrta5a The NtrpG WIS aB,nt. eight inches
long. How dl it get there, i tae 4Iestion.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

tbs 'Cos49PoLIrAN SALOON" is what was once
the Chlliehse, ana IS Adv presided over by new
hands--Messrs. Smith Il Wolfe--who- advertise
their saloJa.in an,thar c5laal. Read it. ip rs i
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

THOMAS BARRY runs the Eagle Bakery in this
meet all demands in his line, shortest notice, at
cheapest rates, wholesale or retail Read his adj
yertisenent au give BIN call. I.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Execntor,s Notice.

Execut0r's Notice.
Estate of Simon B. Hurd,, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
IN Executors of the above named estate, to the
creditors OF and all persons having CLAIMS against
said deceased, to exhibit the same with the nee
essary vouchers, within ten months from the first
publication OF this notice, to the undersigned at
the store of Emery &c Martin in Idaho City, Boise
County, /. T. X p. HARRIS.
JOHN G MARTIN.
Idaho City, April 6, l866n24wS Executors.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT have received several
Congressional documents under the frank Of Hen.
f. D, ,Holbrook and addressed in the handwriting
of Judge Hough. We are obliged to the Co. for
rememDrances.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

SEVERAL T&ANs have unloadeda Of late in front of Mil
Ter BernsieIs The freight consisted of the usual
asssrtent Of merchandise including everything which
solitary uu. OF the father Of numerous family can
afford to purchase n this country Merchandise sold at
wholesale and retail and at low rates. Their stock Is
enormous quantity and excellent in quality -