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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
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Bii6en Sofe, ftarb elmer aabeloepeibe
sufoIse am Sonnabenb, ben 11ten,
MorsenstS ilbr. Gdon Dor mebreren
Wfonaten lief Die sla6ridt bon feiner
gsfabrIi@en grfranfun9 elm; bod balo
erfubren mir BON feinsr Seneiung.
Sein SOB fOmmt 6esbalb b0dt rner>
partet. saA- q
SER gBrigbt mar in 9ennipIpania
seboren. 3o4 ais iunser Nfann mans
berte Ct nod Snbiana aus, bon iuo er
1843 in ben GonsreB erpdbIt ipurbe.
8on 1849 bis 1857 Offieiirte er in im<
mer aufeinanber folgenoen NeuwabIs<
termiuen ais Gouberneur bes gtaates
Sa6iana. Sin BEN Iekten Sabre iuurbe er
0ur1 Bu5anarl ais geianoter mad
8erlin sef6idtt bon mo- aus er i'm
@iuter 1861 Bic 1862 surIfberufen
tuur6e. Ct uar6e bonn ais gtaats.
genator bon Sn6iaua fir ben Gongreb
eriuabIt, ipoielbft e stvei Sabre lang
ais BRIGGS Oemotrot ipi6tige Dienite
Ieiitete, bis &C in 1863 Our4 BrafOent
9incoIn ais 9lnsFeIlunes >Gonmifiar
mad Sambure eeianbt iuur0e. 0ads
benz anOretu SoHnfou @rdibent iuuroe,
ernannte &c Serrn 8riebt ipieber aIs
Geianbtet mad Berlin ipelGen 9las
bieier ieitber ununterbro6en befleibete.
Serr Briebt erfreute fib elmer sros
Sen 8eliebtbeit, tueilieer am BerIiner
Sofe, ais Bel Der BsrIiner Geielidaft.
sii6t, bab mir ba1nit fasen molten, er
bate niGt ben ibw gsbiibren6en Gtn>
fub beim SOfe eebubt; i'm ge8ehtBeil,
mar e gea@tet un6 ais Gefanoter Ser
sr6bten MepubIiI Der grbs iOsar
septNefniaben sefiirdtet. G6cr bic
8erIiner Ginipobnerf6ait, ilauentlid
BET 70 unbertsnnIib repiibIitanii6 Ses
FINITE 9erlinsr gilrgerfnn6 Iisbts nnb
bergbrte ben alien Germ, Der, foipeit
es ibn fsins gtsIIuue ale aeerebitirtern
Gefaubteu an einen iironard)if4en $ofe
erlanbte, uneemein bel @repaganoa
ir. allen Gefenf9 tsf6i9tsn fig bic
Bohlthdtisteit pubIiEaAii6er Sniff
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
Gin Geiee, tpelfheS Das Gtimtrtredbt
an netriffe MuSldnber ertbeilt.

5eft. 4. Sei es bei6lpfen bon Der Sc
ueral-0erlammluns bss ;9taates Sennefise,
bal, in aaen 5taats<, County, DiltriftS- unD
alien anberu GisiI-gHablen fOi6e NuslanSer,
ui6t naturali6rte 8arser Der Ser. Staaten,
pelde mebr ais elm Sabr in ben Ser. Gtaa>
ten unb rebr ais lsdS NCaate i'm otaate
SsnueTee susebradt baben, bas 3s9t Der
Bablabaimmuns erbaiten fullen -gOraus-
selest, bas fol9e qfriOaen itre Mbf@t gu er-
sennen sessben baden, 9Hrser Der Ser. staa-
ten III tperben unb baB bieielbtn nibt abetl-
nsbmer IN Der lrbten Rtbeftien sepefsn iinS.
@eft. 2. sri es ferler bei6lOiisn, baB
Sieies @eles BON unb mad feiner palfrung in
Rraft treten ioa.
palIIrt am 8, aRGrs 1867.
6. 9. Mfuliop,
berseitiser Spre9er res Observation-Disclosures.
Sofbna 9. Trierfon,
@pre9er bes Senates.
SD beglaubtse, baB bas Sbiss cine trsue
lleberlesuns bes isst in msinem Bureau BET
ben aften tefnsli6en Originates 1T.
81. 9. Tlether,
as3 Got = .. Staatsiefretar.
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fc.ime poaitdnoise btibliae Gef9icbte Der 5eit
SDie bette, bilisae unp heIebreneite 6GmiIiea
2eitidbriff in her IIuior aSkft
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
CfHsiene Mnseisen.
8rOflamatiDn.
&fnaf &emmeifes,
GxefuttD Departeuent,
9infhpilIe. ben "a. NpriI 1857

@fnaf Gemneifess
saisaias. Ben n II II ] agr Il 4 Isl 81
pa bic General ggiammtnns am 81 mar 1867
iaIsesss men EasssM ms s5araisssa sssass S
I gsftten s. .sd . ferner BeiSIOiiea bas sis
in 8apioioii Gotintp friber unter lem BahIgefese
pom g. Rai 1856 tatteefunbene 9feeiirirHne biermit
fir nun hb nitie erfldlt fei unb Ut ine Riemane
bere9tis fein ioa 9raft ein unter beiastsr @ssts
-GeftioH 4.sSei. ca -ferner beiG loflen. has bic
geitfmmmnsen 6iefes @eieses ft4 anf ieees auoete
County eritrefen iOaen, penn es f@ ssr nsberssn;
nnteri@etfe In Der &egirirung pom Sttmr1eebern tn
iolen Go.llsties babels nne Der Nous
DernerT 10y tol9e 1eaflepen psroHsnlsDeH VIZ nss
haS ba sar reber,eusuns Ses 9pupernelrs gu Gage
gsarirans BON stmmssbsrn in aniesn GOantiss
a sSasSaa sSss sa asIa saSs
soss ssa s Ses "a zsnasss. ran MI i5sr.
Sssnes1a5nie ). anS4 ssftios Ses Ssisses BON s.
: asS ,s sss ss a f ss s as sstr is
ben Counties Bentpus &offees Grapflins 8arbes
man. Sgmpbss9ss eiaeOins StsPert anS sslifon
peIe 5ereits sebaitsn porsen n sebaltsn wsrs
ben wtre non ben besagli4sn Rseiftrations tommif,
fdtea II befasten Counties, wetd5s suater ben Be-
titelt: Gin @eies ,ur Mbdn6etung niis MmenSiruns
6es 0efefes pom 3. 9Rr5 1865 eineefsft moroen no
ans 9iemane IN irsens sinsm beg bsioeten gounties
iol jur abftnmurs beredtiet fem auf Strait eines
GertsFtates pen etnem unter ben 8eittmrtareen oes
Teistts pom 8. Mdrs 1856 cling ietttn Gon.mifdr.
+ Snrn Seugntfe befien babe ID metn.
l ltnmens tnferi@ rift btey1ptter eeiesi
B&OY5 lSiesei oftadsiri wirs. So ssfdebeis in
DDepartement eafbuile am II, Rage i'm
Wfonat april A. d. 1867.
1 stara~
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Jun Den UouperneM
e. :. ~ 9Bs O. 8remnyow.
81. S. Slet9er, Staaisietts S< Z
api4 p3m Ism
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,l timer gonpentipn Ser 9fepubltfa=
= fahiideil '8Grtei bes 5iuften
Il y j Glnareiiipnelleu 9iitrifts. 81 /,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
Ssraasasbsr s5pbn gi,lba.,.
gtlttpOd ben is. glat 1867
aflll. %. 8roll}nlo,t.
Gansi6at iser llRions= Sartei 3nra Wie:
1E g 6ermabf dis Ganpernrlr, III
Mlafruf'.55.

;. ai elmer gDnpentipn Der &epubltfa=
-. !, =, : fanilaeu 8artei bes Sinften
ssigs ,jGpngreiiipnellen 9iftrifts.ss Il
enQ aufsiasr am %. 5sbrnar 1867 i'm Capitol
saadbasbaiteaeu 9etlamnllnns Iber &epnblifani1
ldm rluipns-9 ,drtei Sss 81 Gpnsreiiioaslsa
II Dthritts parSstl bic llata3a4attea ais elm
a&piAtts ssrstartit, 4uiIl fins Convention, Der
iittOusSartest' bes tristS sa bstafea bic: ben
'ia 3sped Babsn luli, aeinsn Ganbibatetl fars ben
"a GOnales ID! srustrltsn. agBtr iirb a6rrfthse-
Il fOrtntstt, bic Convention az RafesiGe am !.
SIS sigonnerftae, Sen l6aMlai5lS67 :
~ IN ssr baas Sss gbse0rbastsI 5aales ataus
baltsn nab Dir ,fprsirn bic rnipaspifnrff per
Gsanties gBiliamfsn, sg8tIon, Gunner, Darr
pibion, JfObertlpn unb Gbeatbau auf, Counts
sepapentiOneu sbsabaltsn Iuap 9sIesatfn fir
lie belgste @suSfuiiea 81 fFuenafa. S,f2 :,
4fSiyass s0.58. @liffes ppn asiIiamion. 3
Ia 3. M. Nal,rer, Don gHestbam.
AVA ds.eiF'| assn Gbane. ron 9aoiefen. :
aB. Seamiirns non #cbertfon.
SO ass9,a lisa s. aeeRinttp. BON Summer
<ae8sa5 ".aslFG B. gs. s8aterss non ssitiofs: &
Sin t@imipaaberuu9s ~ gent,
5sN Das felsenssa bur9 bic aesisIatur bes
nstaates &snasaee paiFrtt Gsfss ipirb; bisrr
d bard CUR aasenasiaea SnfsfmatiOn SsrOiFent-
iht. -3s:5 r -+2
ISM. o. l8rOiDnIpto. eOupernelr. 2
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ISM. o. 8rownlpsp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
@Dnlebet Orgeln un6
MelD6eDuS.
9snsn einftimmts Der ere 4rtis, cine SeS'G eSaiue
,,Als ben beiten Cabinet Orgeln

9enen einfimmts Der erte 4rtis, cine SaO'T eOaiue
,,Als ben beiten Cabinet Orgeln
i'm ameritanii@sn Snititute, Rew BORT, Ottobsr
1866 suerfanrt..purse.
NIs bic portreffifften IN Der Bei9affenbet, Stdrfe
inn Innni faItt9tet oes Zones uno IN Der Sa9l Der
Observation-Disclosures nuerfnnnt.
=, 9a bic beiten SnitrHmeute non Amertca bort nett
eiferten, 70 lieb bas, weIdes ben Sieg oa ontrug,
Nttts 81 befiegen hbrig." Anertean art Sonrnei.
(6ernus0egeben pom eireu betnnnten Ruftftyinfer.)
sic baben ebenfuls ben erIten Preis iberaA oaoons
aetragea, no re ausgeftent Ipuroen.
Oreei2 NIT Bebaleu Elm, 3ruel une oret Gafenret9eu
feds Gr06e s-- $3.50 bis $500. DINE 8eoales NIT
einf1er ocer noppelter get6e in grocer Wanni9tals
ttqfet Sos biS $45 Gieie OrgeIn NIT ibtel gotten,
pfeifendbnIidsn Gigentb tett oes Zones, t4os
men SoIotlappen, St6rte oes Ghors, uniibertred1en
9ebaIen unb aHeemeinen DrgeIeitetten, etgnen r4
uorsiigli9 fur &ir6en, eddie, Samenstmmer uno
S6ulen. GieSelben fiub IN 5dfer non folioem @aus
nutboIs, aef9madpon aeaDerteu galunb tnener una
pri9ineleT StyD uHb elegGntes Noienbol3 uon per
pradtuouiten 3etdnuiis une Atsitattung uno Der
befteu Arbet eageIegt Do btdbttst wire, eab leoes
Snffrument Elm Uuiter In feiner Art iei. Ale Sns
fruinente bis berab af Elm fees, tragbares Dftaps
NeIobeum 5aben bic fHDne observation-disclosures oDhe
GrtrazBere9nnng.
Gin grcber gorratb itets an Der 8oab IN pnierm
GDgemeineu BbeIefale une 8etail sSa9er, no. cil
8roaonap.
nniere e.rfuIirenben iuaftrtrten 9reisIen nit
feren ueueften StpIen fne lett feTti8. 9Ras aie F
Elm GirtuIdr tomueU.
aeIpahet. Rsltsn q. Co.. 5abritantea,
m;22 3R 30, Sal 8rouSIpap, Isw BORT eitp.
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Mns 2esds

sebef uns bic fOlsenDen WiittbsiIunsen
5u: ~ 80
,llnftreiti0 niirinit inter allen teras
Inff1en @roonftel be Bauinip0Iie Den
h1dlten Dl1ng EN-, Gle III 70 AZ IA
Qen ber R0nia ulter ben 8sIOfriHten
uaD fdif ausi@lieblih In Defibe BET
aeeerbafcne. nugtbeute 2dnberitte6tn
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01
MIDDLE BOISE RANCH.

The undersigned call attention to the above splendid
Ranch the only stopping place on the route between
Idaho City and Rocky Bar and the Yuba. The place
has good hotel upon it, established four years and
doing an excellent business. The house is now open
to the travelling public. The Stock Range and Meadow
Land is the most extensive one in Alturas county,
and cannot be excelled in the Territory. The table
land is rich and plenty to raise large quantity Of
grain and vegetables The facilities for irrigation
are unsurpassed and the location, for beauty climate
and all the requisites of permanent home cannot
be found elsewhere in Idaho Territory. The owners
engaged in other business offer this valuable pro-
perty for sale Very Cheap, but it takes Cash.
GOODRICH & co.
For full particulars apply at Idaho City to
n7tf G. L. GooDRIcH, Agent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01
&C. Pioneer Gold and silver Mining


Company, Idaho Territory.-Location of Works.
Granite Creek near Pacervie, Idaho Territory. No
tice is hereby given that meeting of the Trustees
of said Company held on the 18th day of April A.D
1867 an assessment of Three (3) dollars per share
was levied on each and every share of the capital
stock of said Company, payable Immediately to the
Secretary at the Office Of the Company, No. 712 Mont
gomery street. San Francisco, California, in United
States gold coin. Any stock on which said assess
ment shall remain unpaid on MONDAY the 18th day of
june A. D. 1867, viii be advertised that day as de-
linquent and unless payment shall be made before.
will be sold on MONDAY, the 5th day of August A.
D. 1867 pay said delinquent assessments with costs
of advertising and expenses of SALE By order of the
Board of Trustees. DAVID T. BAGLEY, Sec'y
Of6ce.-No. 712 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California. n3td
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01
Sperfal Nuttres.
IDAHO AND LENTHI EXPRESS.

The proprietors give notice to @A0
the public that they will run 80 &fSESA
Weekly Express and Saddle - -
Train between Idaho City and ---s- =
Leesburg direct, via Pioneer City and Payette River
First Express leaves Idaho City on Saturday, June
LIST, 1867, and Weekly thereafter on Mondays
at O'Clock A. M.
Letters Packages and Treasure received up to 8
P. NJ of evening previous to departure. Passengers
must be in readiness at o'clock A. NJ. precisely.
Office with G. T. Blake & Co.
REFERENCES Idaho City: Powell & Coe Chas. ].
Bernstiel Lazarus & Bro. LeesbWrg-J. G. Bryant
E. Miller G. Clark, Jos. A. Luckett. Pioneer City
Madigan & Cannady.
Mr.. Samuel M. Baldwin will be Agent in Lees
burg, and will attend promptly to Collections and
Commissions. ADAMS, GOODRICH Il co.
Per G. L. GOODRICH, Agent Idaho City.
Boise Statesman copy two weeks NIT
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

THE BEST REMEDY for Purifying the Blood, Res
toring lost Appetite, and Strengthening the Nerves.
is Frese's Hamburg Tea. 1t is the best pre-
servative against almost any sickness, used timely
Composed of herbs only it be given safely to in
fants. Full directions in English, French, Spanish
and German. with every package TRY I'll For sale
at all fhe wholesale and retail drug stores and gro
ceries. EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist
39y1 Sole agent, 40 Clay St.. San Francisco
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

Coop PRooF.-In our last issue notice referring
to lost articles belonging to business in this
city was published. The consequence was that. in
Wednesday morning the missing articles were re-
turned to him. Again, in that same issue, by
ror it stated that certain style of goods could
be had at certain business house in the city, which
does not keep such goods on hand. But the public
did not know it, and, in consequence, there was
rush at the store for the goods that day. Both these
chants or shopkeepers. or tradesmen or persons in
any calling wish to increase and build up and pub
licy make known their business with view to more
trade and greater profits from customers and patrons
the true way to do so is to advertise. Be wise in
time, good folks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

LATE PUBLICATIONS. Goodrich, of C. T. Blake &
Co., News Dealers of the Postoffce Depot has placed
upon our table the GALAXY of March 18th, Illus
trated magazine published semi-monthly in New York
City, and always filed with entertaining readng-It
erary scientific, historical and miscellaneous. Aso
the Catholic World for April and splendid number
it is-contaning valuable and scholarly productions
of most interesting and instructive, purely moral
character besides goodly amount of miscellaneous
matter. Also, the April number of Leslie's large
quarto Ladies' Magazine, work of much interest and
worth to lady readers by of the patterns and
fashion plates and dress Illustrations which it con-
tans. Blake & Co. have also supplied us with late
copies of the Metropolitan Record, of the most
valuable and lyconducted Catholic and literary and
news papers in the land with HGrper's Weekly Les
Le's Pictorial and other Eastern weeklies.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

BIG LIcK.-Read " Marion's" letter from Granite
Greek in this paper in which he tells of the nugget
weighing four and half pounds, and worth $3.50,
lately found in Granite Creek diggngs by Maj Flynn,
and also of the big clean up Of Paul. Flynn & Co.
there after two weeks run, of twenty-five thousand
1ve hundred and fytaOO dollars Boise Basin mines
played out" Ell? Not muchly. Granite Greek is
all rich, and the diggngs at Pioneer City, Center
vile, Pacerve, and all around these places, as well
as IN t9ls viclnlty are paying wen TINS season dnere
and they viii give big good wages to thousands of
miners for years to come. Men are wanted here
everybody who will work, in fact, and in no other
place can working men make better wages
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

MARRIAGE AND CEL1BAcY-An Essay CT 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 J. SK1LN HoUGHToN, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. [S7y1l
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

PERMANENTLY LooATED.-J. r. Wilkinson, the
La Grande, Grand Ronde Valley, Oregon. has since
the fire, purchased the brick store which he occupies
as his flour depot, on Commercial street, and thus
substantially maniess his purpose to continue bust
ness in Idaho City. He received $4,000 pounds of
flour from Grand Ronde Valley by teams yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

HAFENDoRFER BROTHERS have resumed business in
their new store, built over the ruins of the frame
building they occupied before the fire, just in front
of their large freproof cellar, the west side of
Main street below L. NJ. COINS corner, and have op
sale in wholesale retail way very large and
complete stock Of merchandise just suited to this
market all of which they will sell at the lowest living
prices They are liberal dealers and substantial
merchants.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

BASIN STAGE RoUTEs.-Ed. Pinkham's stages reg
ularly continue their trips daily between this city
and Centervlle Placerville flor Granite Creek also
and Pioneer City, starting from here at O'Clock
morning. and returning between and O'Clock after
noon. He has careful and sful drivers safe strong
and comfortable covered wagons, and fine teams.
And Pinkham is himself very accommodating and
attentive staging He does business in thorough
style.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

LAZARUS BROTHER have already rebuilt and re-
sumed business at their old stand on the west side
of Main street. center of the block They have three
large fre-proof cellars filed with seasonable and
staple merchandise OF every variety, and they offer
advantageous attractions to invite trade from interior
merchants and large mining companies in the whole.
sale line while in the retail trade they continue their
system of quick sales and small profits.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01
prsrnrrns cAuaHr-on wednesday afternoon.

DEsERTERs CAUGHT.-On Wednesday afternoon,
Sergeant Boutelle Co. F. LIST o. S. Cavalry, and eleven
mounted men of his company entered this city, hav
ing in charge four deserters, who were marched on
foot in single file. From the Sergeant we learned
that five soldiers of Co. F. 9Th o. s. Cavalry deserted
from Camp Logan about twelve days ago. Sergeant
BRADLEY and six men were sent in pursuit He over
took them. and pretence that he and his squad
were also deserving got them to Fl Boise on Wednes
ay of last week There the i've deserters were kept
until Saturday when Bradley started with his party
and the prisoners for Camp Logan, with five days
rations Below Cold Spring Ranch in Payette Valley,
he took the irons off the prisoners took the Spencer
rifles and horses of his command, and with four of
his own men and one of the deserters, started off
himself and them deserters now as well as those he
was sent after. OF the soldiers left behind, two-one
of them to return to Fort Boise
and tell what had happened. They reached there
that night and at once Capt Perry dispatched Ser
geant Boutelle and eleven mounted men after the
freacherous Sergeant and his fellows. From Cold
Spring Ranch, all the way up the Valley, and to
Placervlle, by no other means of information than
that vaguely given by men at stage station and on
the road but principally by following the trail of
Government boots, which Sergeant Boutelle recog-
niZed, the deserters traced. The track of the
mounted party with Bradley could not be found.
Arrived near Placerville, Boutelle posted his men
outside of town, disguised himself packer, and
entered the place. He soon got track of of the
deserters, and learned that the three others had
gagged to cut wood for Classens quartz mill above
Granite Creek. At night he brought his men in
town, arrested the drunken deserter and early next
morning. accompanied by two of his men and citi-
gen. who went guide, captured the three in cabin
near the mouth of Granite gulch. He kept the four
here until Thursday morning, when he started for
Fort Boise with them. It is supposed that the de-
sorting Sergeant Bradley and those with him have
gone towards Lemhi They are well mounted and
armed with Spencer rifles. Sergeant Boutelle has
proven himself to be very sagacious detective and
faithful officer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

A STARTLING RUMoR.-The leading Cinnamon in
town claim to have intelligence from Lemhi to the
effect that the miners there had driven the Cinnamon
from that region, and in doing killed eight Of the
Celestials. We cannot trace the rumor beyond Chi
authority. 1t is strange if they have of
communication so much speedier than any by our
own people from Lemhi.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

PRETTY RoUGH.-The owners of the mining ground
on Main street. just above WALL are taking advantage
of the havoc made generally by the late fire. to almost
ruin the street by their operations. Instead of filing
up they dig away and wash out they did before
to WIDEN and en9ben tbe sTssv hroad anu
long chasm in the street, which is now almost i'm
passable to vehicles 1t is grave injury to the bu-
siness men who have been burnt out and resumed
trade, and the thing ought to be remedied.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

taken the contract from Mr. Classen to remove the
machinery and all belonging to the Golden quartz
mill from its present location UP Moore's creek to
the Pioneer ledge Pacerville and it is expect
ed that in about two weeks the removal will be COM
pleted Mr.. Classen is pushing on operations in a
systematic and business at the ledge, in pre-
variations for an active mining season.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

SPLENDID GooDs.-Mrs. Rosenthal lat c. Levy's)
has received the new snd beautiful Summer dress
goods and millinery, CATERS, parasos, new style OF
hoops and latest pattern balmoral skirts, outside
dress skirts, &C., which she expected before the fire,
and has now ready for exhibition the whole lot as
her customers drop in to see and purchase. Also,
just received let Of Competing and wall paper.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

STRANGE METAL.-There is piece of metal at
Claresys saloon on Main street, which puzzles the
metallurgists and scientists among this community
to determine its nature is very Dense brittle and
so hard as to readily deeply scratch glass; is almost
as brilliant ormula, and but shade lighter in
golden hue; and yet it is comparatively light in
weight 1t was found in the Pioneer quartz ledge,
Placervile and we are told there is good deal
of it there in detached pieces.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

L. NJ COIN has still heavy stock of rich and ele-
CANT Summer and Dress goods of the latest Partisan
modes. Also, fine dress and summer clothing for
gentlemen, fine boots and shoes of all kinds ladies'
fancy goods gents furnishing goods, and lot of
superior Lawrence-made duck hydraulic hose, the
best made He sells very low
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

CATHOLIC SERvIcEs-The Rev. Father Poulin will
celebrate early Mass at O'Clock tomorrow Sunday
morning. High Mass at 10 O'Clock, and Vespers at 7
O'Clock, evening. Services will be held in the upper
part of the new building the site of the Church
lately burned.
The Rev. Father Mesplie will celebrate Mass at
Granite Creek at o'clock, tomorrow morning.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

NICE RIDE Or DRTvE.-A gentleman who has this
week been over Hills road from this city to the Star
Ranch, twelve miles from here informs that it is
a really fine road for either ride drive. It is
kept in good condition, and there is only toll
gate upon it, It is the road the Transfers now travel
from and to Umatilla and by it avoid Boise Valley
and save twenty five miles of very billy travel !.