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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

DHYSICLAN, SURGEON AND AOoOUOHEUR.
Private diseases carefully treated and promptly
cured Office and dresidence on State Street. East side
OF the river, four doors east of the Brick Tavern,
80 FREMONT OHIO. [1btf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19
Latest News by Telegraph.
Dates to june III.


New YORK, June 1O.-The majority of the
Impeaching Committee have as good as aban.
dOned the hope of impeaching the President
A Montreal dispatch of June 4tll.ssys bands
of FeniaHs are reported to be proving alb )ut
on the eastern border, preparing for hostile
demonstrations
A Dublin dispatch of June Sd says twenty.
! five Fenians who attempted to land at Dungar.
van, were arrested and put in Jail to await
trial.
PARIS, June 2-The Gar arrived this af
! ternoOn from Berlin, and announced that he
will extend his visit to London.
VIENNA, June 3-The Government has or
dered the fertilization of this city, and work
has commenced.
BERLIN, June Bismarck asked to be re-
lieved from the cares of Office Immediately after
the adoption of the Federal constitution by the
North German States. The King consented.
It is semi-Oficially reported that the Prus-
sian Government refused to comply with the
expressed desire of the Emperor Napoleon,
that it would pledge itself against any future
arming of the fortress of Radstadt.
ST. PETERSBURG. June 9-SerVices were
held in all the churches yesterday, in recOgni-
ton of the Divine interpositi0n of Providence,
in preventing the Gar from assassination.
WARSAW, June 9-On the morning of yes
terday, the inhabitants and all notables in
town, left their names with the Lieutenant
Governor The nobility met and resolved to
send deputation to Paris, to the Gar, and
Napoleon, expressing their horror at the at
tempt to assassinate the former.
New YORK, June 10.-Gen. Sheridan has
sent to Gen. Grant his reasons for removing
Mayor Monroe and other civil officers In New
Orleans BY his own showing it appears to
have been an arbitrary and unwarrantable act.
The Cabinet are said to be divided on the ques-
ton of removing Sheridan from command.
Much depression exists in Charleston, S. c.,
in consequence of the mischiev0us interior
ence by Gen Sickles with local business affairs.
The Alabama Radical Convention met at
Montgomery and passed resolutions approving
Congress, and in favor of negro suffrage.
Gen. Sherman is resolved on the most active
measures for sharp and decisive campaign
against the Indians; he having been convinced
that it is necessary large force of cavalry be
used.
The Government has again changed base in
the Surratt trial. He is to be tried for COM
plicity in the assassination of Lincoln, and it
seems that witnesses have been obtained to
swear him guilty.
Leading politicians are trying to get Gen.
Grant to run for the Presidency. He suggests
to them to run Gen. Sherman, as he does not
desire the office.
A dispatch from Pesth, June 9Th, tells of the
browning of the King and Queen of Hungary
on that day by the Emperor and Empress of
Austria. 1t was magnificent ceremonial.
Over 100000 persons were present.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19
BY LAST EVENINGS STAGE.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE negroes of Ken
lucky pray Congress to give them suffrage ant
the right to serve as witnesses in Court.
The Radicals carried the Washington City
election by 1000 majority.
Gen. Sheridan has appointed B. f. Flanders
as Governor of Louisiana. Wells declined tx
vacate.
Chief Justice Chase is holding Court il
Raleigh, n G. He ordered that no distinction
of color should be made in getting jurors.
The trial of Surratt has commenced.
The great champion billiard match between
Dion and McDevitt, 1900 points, was won by
Dion. The game stood: Dion, 500; McDey.
lit, 816.
Gov Hunt of Colorado has authority to raise
and equip 500 volunteers for Indian warfare.
The tyrannous conduct of Sheridan has led
to angry discussion in the Cabinet. The Attor-
ney General is preparing an opinion to justify
Sheridan's removal.
The cattle plague has broken out in England
with increased violence.
The latest from Mexico reveals that the
treachery of Lopez caused the surrender of
Macmillan. He bitterly proclaims against
the perfidy Of Napoleon, whom he blames for
all his troubles It is thought Juarez will
spare his life Mendez and the Captain of Max
imilians body guard were the only officers
shot. MiramOn is expected to die of his
wounds. Lopez got 5000 ounces of gold to
betray Maximilian.
It was Belgian who tried to assassinate
the Gear. He fired two shots at him-one hit
the Cars horse in the head
Coils, Nagle and Warren, formerly of the
Army of the Potomac, were among the FEM
ans captured at Dungaryen, Ireland, few
days ago.
The Emperor of Austria has given large
sums to the poor of Hungary
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19


FROM OWYHEE.-From the Bullion and
AUGlaache of last week we condense the fol-
owing items of interest:
Mr. Minear has so far recovered from the
wounds and injuries he sustained in the MUIR
derOus attack made upon him some weeks ago
near Silver City, as to be able to walk about.
A meeting was called for Saturday evening,
to take steps towards the proper celebration
of the ensuing 4th of July by the citizens of
OWyhee county generally
An unusually large attendance of attorneys
was noticeable at the opening of the present
term of the District court, Judge Cummins
presiding.
Mr. Cove had exhibited at the Bullion Office
the richest piece of ore yet seen in Silver City,
which was taken few days before from the
Orc Elmo ledge.
The ACGlGache gives an account of late
discovery of a very rich ledge in the hill south
of Long Gulch, within eighty rods of that
Office, by Messrs. c. S. Peck, A. j. Cope, B.
Rinehart M. and j. Firebaugh, and j. w.
Cope. 1t is believed to equal the famous Poor
man ledge in richness.
Col. S. III. Webb, who lately made a trip as
far as Camp McDermit on the Beachey stage
road, reports the killing of one Indian and the
driving off of two others, near that camp, by
two men named Black and Perry.
A number of capitalists from San Francisco
are likely to visit Owyhee during the Summer,
for the purpose Of examining into the mineral
wealth Of that region. They will find some
thing better than Washoe in the aggregate
Crickets are making sad havoc with the
growing crops and vegetation generally in
Owyhee.
The Calico ball in Silver City, for the bene-
fit of the Southern Relief Fund, Melted hand
some sum-nearly $500.
The weather for the week had been cool,
with slight rains.
The Flint district is pushing on, prospecting
cleVerly. Business houses, shops, mills and
dwellings are going up, new and rich lodges
are weekly discovered, and the lodges already
worked are paying well-in some instances
richly. Town lots in Orc sell at high prices !;
one lot sold at $l2 so per front foot.
The Masonic Fraternity of Owyhee were to
meet on the 10th inst, to prepare for the APP
propriate celebration of the ensuing st. Johns
Day, June 24th
The large corporation hitherto known as the
N. 7. and o. NJ. Co., is now called the Owyhee
Mining Company. This company own. the
POorman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19
MARKET PRICES I'm LEEsBURG.

We are indebted to Mr.. j. G. Bryant, the
well known merchant Of this city, who has
lately returned from Leesburg, for the follow
ing list of market prices IN that new camp. as
they ruled when he left, June 9Th:
Flour, Salt Lake, SO; crushed sugar. AGO. s. F. do.
40c: No Island do, $50; c. R. coffee, 40c Venard
do. ground, CSC; Japan tea, 81 SO; Black do 81 40
Grants candles $8 coal oil, per can 10 gal, $50;
choice Isthmus butter Csc; Oregon lard 40c; bacon,
A0e. hams 45c: California cheese, 40c; dried apples
OREGON So: dried Peaches, Salt Lake, SOc beans 25c
syrp GAL $22 SO; case goods, doz., $24; shovels,
per doz, $50; nails, S5c; gum boots per case sl44
s+oei $E0 Tobacco 81 Is to 81 rs; brandy, per gal
$9 to- 81; whiskey do So to SO; gin do So to $40.
The market was well stocked with general merchan-
disc and there was prospect OF an immediate de-
cline in prices. Clothing was abundant ana o. very
slow sale,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

A SMALL LIE.-The Statesman of yesterday
intimates that the opposition Of the World to
the old monopoly line Of stages between this
city and Boise City is occasloned by the refu-
sal Of that line to carry US as Fdead head
We have simply to say, in short metre, that
we have never asked any favors whatever OF
that line; that we have never applied for
dead head ticket on that or any other line In
Idaho; and if anybody says we have, that per-
son tells deliberate lie, be it an owner or
agent of the old line, or the very common liar
who edits the Statesman. We deign TO notice
this not so much for our own sake as for the
use which might be made of it against Lindsey
& Stewards Opposition line, which is pow
getting nearly all the patronage, as it deserves
to be because of the honorable and Liberal con-
duct Of the owners.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

A PAIR OF THEM.--Ashley, the mover OF
the impeachment of the President, has lately
passed good deal of time in the cell OF Como
yer, the wretch whom Stanton and Holt en-
ployed to swear away the life of Mrs. Surratt,
and to swear as falsely against Jefferson Davis.
Conover is under sentence for his periuries,
and Ashley no doubt has been trying to get him
released, so that he can perjure himself again,
in giving the kind of testimony Ashley wants
to impeach johnson Ashley and ConOver are
equally worthy of respect.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19
LETTER From BANNER CITY.

BANNER CITY, June 10, 1867.
EDITOR WORLD: As this place appears to
be overlooked by most of your correspondents,
I have concluded that few lines from here
would not be out of place.
There is not camp in the Territory which
offers greater inducements to capitalists than
this Mr.. Cromwell, who has been East for
the last eighteen months, and who was one of
the pioneers here, has, after a careful exami-
nation of the different methods of working
ores and saving the precious metals they con-
tain, become satisfied that the Ayres process
can be successfully applied here, and is put
ting Up an arastra. If his effort proves sue
cessful new era will dawn on quartz mining
here.
One word to the business men of Idaho
City: The mines all about you contribute to
maintain you, and to keep up this maintenance
toyourselves it is important that good trails or
wagon roads be opened into every camp about
Now, there is great extent of rich placer
and quartz mining country between Idaho
City, along the route to this place, and on to
Rocky Bar and Yuba, in Alturas county. A
good road can be easily made between your
city and this camp and Alturas, and such a
road will bring large and profitable trade to
Idaho City merchants The road will attract
nearly all the travel from the Southern portion
of the Territory because it can be built with
less expense and over shorter distance than
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

EMPHATIc.-One of our prominent citizens
whose name we don't intend to giVe-is at
Lemhi, looking after interests purchased there
for him by an agent whom he sent early in the
Spring. The last letter from him to dear
friend here, winds up as follows: g." has
s. in two bitches; s. more in six claims
s. more in town lots ;-but I'll not tell all
of what else I'll just wind up by saying.
wouldn't give whoop in hell for the whole
caboodle! - eadds that Lemhi is the biggest
humbug that he has ever struck,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

THE HURDY GURDY DECISION We are
indebted to Hon, John R, Mcbride, Chief JUS
tlce Of idaho, for the copy of the very able,
comprehensive and important decision which
appears in our columns to-day tits import
ant decision, especially in regard TO its clear
and ulanswerable language concerning the
limited powers of the Territorial Legislature
in matters of taxation, and against invidious
discrimination in applying the rule of taxation
as between different counties and portions of
the Territory. The attorneys in the case,
Frank Miller. Esq, and Judge McGownd, for
the plaintiff, and R. E. Foote, Esq, and Judge
May, for the defendant, ably maintained their
respective positions
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

from any other important point. We want a
road, and Idaho City will be the greatest gamer
by it.
If the miners who are running off to Lemhi
after better mines would come up here and
prospect, they could find much richer diggings
than they can in that distant locality, and be
nearer to good market for all the necessaries
and many of the Injuries of life.
Our camp will give good report of itself in
mining products this season. The quartz is
not begun to be discovered, and there are miles
of placer ground that will pay well about
here. All we lack is the men come and help
rs demonstrate the fact. n A MINER.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

HUMBOLDT STAGE LINE.-The Silver City
papers say that the stages of the Hill Beachey
Railroad line to California, are now making
regular trips in fast time. It is the best and
by far the speediest route to take in travelling
between Idaho and California. Reachey's
stages are comfortable riding vehicles, and the
trip from Central to SACRAMENTO by railroad,
is pleasQrable and rapid.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

RADICAL NOMINATION. The California
Radical District Convention, at San Jose, June
10th, nominated F. G. Phelps as candidate for
Congress. Wilcox, the Mariposa blacksmith,
in withdrawing, said the capitalists had raised
100000 to defeat him, The Convention was a
stormy one. The Boys San Francisco dele
cation was admitted,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

ENLARGED.-The Owyhee Bullion of June
18th appears in enlarged and improved form
in every respect, We are glad to learn that
its enterprising publishers, Messrs. Buchanan
& Carlton, are meeting with good success,
and wish for them and the paper continuance
and growth Of prosperity.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

DESERVED HoNoR.-A marble bust of Chas.
O'Conor. the most eminent lawyer of this age,
and one of the purest and greatest Of living
men, has been placed in the Supreme Court OF
New York, by the members Of the Bar Of that
State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

RADICAL SUCCESS Flanders, Radical can
didate for Delegate to Congress from WASH
ingtOn Territory. is elected by about lO0 ma-
jority. Two years ago the Radical candidate
had ], 200 majority A split in the Democrat
ic ranks beat Clarke this yeaFt
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

FLOUR kilograms of the 10th say flour
has fallen to very low figure in San Francis
co, and no saae.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19
DIED:

At his residence in Idaho City on the morning of
Monday, June 17th o. G. HALL, in the AID year OF
his age. ~
A9California papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19

LIME ARrs-A GENT ABOUT TO rErURN TO Eu.
dress A. b., boz ia Herald erys :
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
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DRY GOODs.

DRY GOODS.
A hIHkR sfoRE-fRoM AUCTIuN-
yVp Yes splendid shirtng Muslins l2c worth lSc
1920 ~. genuine Merrmsc Prints for lljsc, Bc.
iu W. yos. ranpe xs and ale worth formerly SOC
Aiho immense lots blankets Cassimeres Table Lipens
Empress Cloths, Napkins Alpacas Dress Goods xc
retail for almost half former prices One lot OF biankots
a. X pa worth 81 One lot - S. worth % aud $40
fOSIEh bhOLH EkS, Eighth Av., near Eighteenth st..
~ and FOSTER BROTHERS. go Blescker street.
rHARLoTTE g. SMITH.
~ Importer and manufacturer
lFg4 N"EW M4.4s NMa OF M.
Elesant Coaks.
1872 ~ f,I8 Broadway,
below Twenty eighth street.
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her a. at2P. M stake OF $500 mile heats best three in
i've, In harness,A Pattersons Capt Smith, A. Strauss
j. SIMMONS Proprietor.
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0ODEYS LADY'a BOOK
for November. 1857.
rhs number for November contains the folio rag smbe
magnificent steel plate entitled the woful HsArt the
usnaI coorcd fashion plate Sports IN Childhood pic
lure for Juveniles and ss anoshsr Of those beautiful
tinted piates-"Scenc In vencc.n
The wood.cut fashions consist Of dinner drsss
Ing robe walking suit bonnstss aprons and chidrcn's
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a nsstsr the buckle pattern new stye OF rIrde de
qn for erchef corner card alphabet emery cush
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sachet letters for marking pillow cases. embroidery &C.
'Drav ing III Also found In this number.
A suburban Residence, with the plans.
Ia fsc this number contains everything necessary to
MAKE N a frst class ladies' magazine,
.ror sale al the BOOKSTORES.
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NEW PUBLICATION.

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I'll. oc1HaEfs H4ss rck1sErErs FIRE c1Rf Fsfs
Wshng Be the nrst the neld 10 give his
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equally low prices He has tan Of his employees making
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through around with Nos 27 200 and l West
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EuROPE.

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OFFICE or THE TRUSTEES or CREDITORS AND
~ stockholders Of the Ohio and Mssissippl Railroad
Company. Eastern Division % Wall street New york, Oct
The tran.fer books OF this trust win b finally olosed on
Saturday the 00h day or November 1857 two O'Clock
r. preparatory the Of Trustees certificates
into stock OF the recognized and consolidated corporAcn
the persons or parties Cor % their sgal
whose shal registered
said Sh day Of November and upon the surrender aud
cancellation Of the certificates stock win be issued
ncates and common stock ful paid for common certin
the of share hundred dol
lars or trustees cercaes and scrip for fractional Parts Of
such share interest preferred certificates from JAM
1857 the day fixed for conversion bo paid cash. By
order Of tine Trustees,
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~ WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE. for twenty
years snyassd IN THE department. partly % ~ Own e
way holses has recently returned from his forysecond
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the must choice fsocs In Cloth all Of which he
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-29
BYJ. Fl. PARROTT-AUcTN'R

ID EAL ESTATE AT AUCTlON.-By vir-
~ tue of decree Of the Circuit Court for AL
exandria county, pronounced ut the NoVeIn Der
term, 1866 in the cause of Thomas Smith VS..
Stephen Shinn, ct ais, the undersigned, as Com
missioner of Sale therein named, will offer for
sale at public auction, in front Of the Mayors
Office, Alexandria, Va, on SATURDA4. the
18th day of May next at II o'clock M, LOT
OF GRO UND, with Brick Building there 4s=s
on, situated on the west side of Union, be- Eli
tween Prince and Duke streets, fronting on
Union % feet ct inches, and running back 70
f. Ell to an Is feet alley. .~.....
TERMS = One-fourth to be paid in cash, and
the residue in three equal instalments at &, II
sale the bonds of the purchaser, with security,
to be taken for the deferred payments and the
title to be retained until the purchase money la
paid. GEO. w. BRENT,
ap lT-2awts Commissioner.
A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
II ESTATE.-Pursuant to u decree OF the
County Court Of Fairfax county, offer for sal
Rebecca Elgin died seized. Said farm lies npon
the waters Of SCOTS Run adjoining the vii
lage Of Townsville, on the Georgetown road,
eight miles distant from the latter town, con
tanning 230 acres of excellent land, 80 acres Of
which is heavily timbered, the remainder i'll q
good state Of cultivation, and all under good
fencing. The improvements consist of com"
Portable dwelling, barn, stable, and all 9th d.
or necessary out-buildings. The superior EEEai
quality of the land, its valuable timber and fine
water power "a never falling stream passing
through the premses,) offer rare inducements
to the agrculturist or artizan its proximity
to the Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria
markets and it's pleasant neighborhood render
it one Of the most desirable estates in this sec
ton of country If not sold at private sale be-
fore the June term of the County Court, Ord
Monday 1867, l will. Oh that day, offer said
premises at public auction, at Fairfax {. H., TO
the highest bidder. Terms reasonable, and
made known on the day Of salethe title is III
disputablo The subscriber living near the
premises will show the same to any person de-
sirous Of purchasing. CHA&. +. ELGIN,
Administrator OF +. Eigin, decd
FAIRFAX County, March 2l-lawts
NOT1CE.--By authority Of q deed al trust
~ from Elizabeth Johnson TO the undrr3 gn-
ed trustee, for the benefit Of George Trimmer,
dated the 10Th day Of February, 1866. | shall
proceed to SELL Mt public auction, at Manassas
station in the county Of Prince William, on
The FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1867, if fair ii not
the next fair day, the TRACToF LAND, named
in said trust for cash, to the highest bidder -
This farm contains ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
and is situated about four miles southeast Of
conveyed to the said Elizabeth J"hnson, wife
of job f. Johnson, by George Trimmer and
wife. Sale to commence at II IN.
l.. + BUTLER, Trustee.
MANASSAS, April l--eOts