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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-29
TyyHE most handsome DRESS;

YyNIIE most handsome DRESS
l. GOODS, comprising
Painted Lawns and Jaconets,
Plain and Cross Bar Jhconet,
Plain, Striped and Dotted Swiss,
Berages, Grenadines, Chenie Mozambiqnes,
Silk Challies, Chambrays, all colors Cling
hams. Also, Lace Points, Beragc, Grens-.
dine and Shetland Shawls, Sc, &C., at
T3l:tf1 JEFFRIES, s. CO..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-29
Bagging, SC.
Commission Merchants.

II ENT, THoMAE CARTER, Importers Of and
N Dealers In Cordage, Bagging, Bale Rope, Iron
Ties, &C. lOi Poydras Street, New Orleans,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-29
Lost.

An the 18th inst, one Certificate issued
" tow. II. Wit, By the AuditOrial Board
calling FOR Sa65 =, date and number not
rsInembered Any one returning the sane
20 the Herald Of6es viii be literally recon-
penssd. WI VIII
Dallas June %, ls57-4Cs3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-29
STOCK RR MD

JH0R the Information ofall concerned 1hcrchy give
l. notice, that my brand for horses and cutlc is &C.
Any Information of stock in this brand, will be
thankfully recciveived. My address Is Rockwall
Kaufman county. I31:ul ISIIAM CIIlSuMl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-29
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
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Wholesale Druggists.

- u. MulhN co., W frhuupiipulas NJ srefi
-. aitaniiun gitru m .elilnH mHfksrrl 'ui fi.l
lirrfinF, nueirr, Cheese, and lArd llerlhiY J
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.-Gen Hancock and bis
staff left for New Orleans to assume command
The Union Pacific Railroad was completed
to Cheyenne yesterday. ta aia
A Washington dispatch says the Attorney
General gives his opinion that sessions of Con
gress held prior to the first Monday in Decem.
Der, unless called by the President, are irregu-
lar. The opinion hits the session now held. !
1t is said the Western Radical Senators pro-
pose to GUST FOrney as Secretary of the Senate.
Havana adyices say the hurricane in Porto
Rica laid $4,000 houses in ruins, and damaged
5000 more. Every soul and living creature
on the island of Tortola perished.
Gen. SchOfed says the negroes in Virginia
are strongly armed, and have the whites at a
great disadvantage.
It is said Chief Justice Chase severely repri-
manded Hunnicutt, the Radical leader, for his
course in Richmond, in bringing shame on the
party.
A London dispatch says the Manchester Fe-
nian prisoners are to be hung Nov. %.
A Berlin telegram reports that, in opening
the North German Parliament, the King of
Prussia proclaimed the peace of Europe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

REPoRTED CHANGE.-The Statesmas Of
Thursday says it is reported that the head
quarters Of the military district of Boise have
been changed from Fort Boise to Camp Har
ney. We hope the report is without fOanda-
tiOn- s I'D
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

CALHOUN BENHAH1 This gentleman sailed
from New York, Nov. II. per steamer Henry
Chauncey, for San Francisco.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

FREIGHTs.-The UmatilIa Press Of Nov.
10th says: AT present transportation is fully
equal to the amount of freight offered, and
goods are being forwarded at a slight advance
on last quotations, to-wit : To Owyhee (mule
trainsl l24 cents; Idaho City, 81 to 10 cents !;
Boise City, 6 to- Z cents; Auburn, (teams) A
cents; LaGrande and Union, d cents. The
high rates paid to Owyhee are caused by the
reluctance of packers to go there at this late.
inclement season, in view of the fact that the
fear of Indians require them to guard their
stock continually, day and night, through rain
and snow, while on that route, necessity that
cannot be dispensed with. e# afa &
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

Eafa aeg.- F4r. + ~
SUMMIT FLAT MrN1NG.-From Mr. Jackson, one of
the owners Of the Mammota King and Specimen
quartz ledgess at Summit Flat in this county we
gather the following information respecting them:
The Mammoth is the principal ledge, in extent and
richness. The ledge proper is five feet thick, and
has steadily averaged, for 400 tons, yield Of about
$50 per ton The lowest product ever obtained from
the was s4O and the highest $l23 50per tom The
Company own 600 feetof the LEDGE and constant
ly working it. tunnel is being run to the depth Of
400 feet of which $50 feet are already completed
The remaining 150 feet win be finished next Spring
The King ledge has width running from four to
eighteen inches and the Company own 600 feet Of it.
tunnel has been run 100 feet, and there are yet
22O feet to before it win tap the ledge The ore
has yielded. by working process, FROM goodly guam
tity crushed all the way from SO to $55 per ton.
The Specimen has an average width Of three feet,
and has paid, not lower than $780, and as high as q
tri6e over 500 per ton. The Company own 600 feet
it Also and have tunnels and shafts sunk into it.
with only short distance to go before the ledge is
struck, for active operations The two eight-stanp
mills already in good working ORDER enable the Com
pany to crush the from the three edges as fast
as they taken out. Other ledges in that region
are also prospering and Summit Flat promises to
become of the best quartz districts in the country
ttH 4ttk tt------ ------------- u ~
q FIRE One or two alarms of fire during the week,
caused by persons burning out their chimneys gave
practical evidence of the astonishing aacrity with
which our citizens respond to the dread cry 1t is
wise to be thoroughly on the alert but we prayer
fully hope there win never again happen occasion for
their active services in battling fire. escaping its
ravages .., .4+t.l3,,.,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23
WALLA WALLA IrEMs.-From the States.

WALLA WALLA ITEMs,--From the States
man of Nov. 18th we CLEAN the following
JAS w. Barry, an old and respected citizen,
formerly of Yreka, and subsequently of the
Dalles, died suddenly of apOplexy in Walla
Walla, Nov. 18th, in his 47th year The Ma
sons gave his remains burial sf.5r
A Mr.. Stanley, lately from Helena, reports
Albert Humphrey, who has been regarded as
dead, murdered by two men he employed to
herd cattle, alive and well, but "lat broke in
Helena. He was robbed, but not murdered by
his employees while on his way to Fort Benton
Letters of administration have been taken out
on Humphreys estate in Wala Walla, and his
wife mOurns him as dead. His father, George
Humphrey, lives in Lane county, Oregon.
The weather in Walla Walla is reported as
tteold, damp, disagreeable." Wehad sunshine
and mild weather at that time, in Idaho City.
Pack trains were loading for Montana.
From 35 to 40 teams 90 with -four and grain
daily to Wallula, and the O. S. N. Co.'S ware
house there is crammed with these staples
awaiting shipment tU Portland. Heavy freights
come up the Columbia for the interior
The line of telegraph soon to be put up from
Portland to the Dalles is likely to be extended
to Walia Walla. g
:. The. Statesman says Walla Walla favOrs the
annexation of Northern Idaho with Washington
Territory, provided the measure shall not be
coupled with a view to subsequent subdivision
of that Territory, which they will strenuously
oppose. They favor annexation, so as to be-
come State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

TE1LUR1UH. while in Pioneer City last Monday
we were shown sample ofthe ore in finely crushed
condition, which is txken from the claim Of James
Duncan 4 Co., in Charlotte ledge, a few miles from
Pioneer, and is pronounced to be teilurium by expe-
rienced metallurgists Assays Of the ore have given
very rich products Es a i9 9fai
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

CAUeHr-SfcBride, held for killing a Chi
naman, who escaped from Boise City jail last
Sunday, was captured by some soldiers at Fort
Boise, whittier he had gone to re-enlist. ana.
the Statesman says, was on trial Wednesday
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

CHASE AND GRANT.-A Washington teIe.
gram Of Oct 26th says: The Republican Con
Vention last night refused to pass resolutions
fayorine the nomination of Gen Grant for the
Presidency. 1t is understood that at the next
meeting it is the intention to endorse Chase
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

LIVE STocK.-During the past year there
passed over the Barlow road from the William
cite Valley into Eastern Oregon total OF
4,O85 stock cattle, 15,495 sheep, 10 saddle
borses, 229 pack animals, 494 loose horses.
2l7 wagons, So Yokes of work cattle, 249 spans
of horses. 500 calves and 5000 lambs Grand
total, 26, ,732. aja s8aa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

AccTDENT.-Henry j.. SandfOrd, an empl0ye
in Robes saw mill, Boise City, had his Left
hand so badly cut by one of the saws on Tues
day last, that an amputation above the wrist
was necessary
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law Of
"A fee on Wall street. opposite and below j. w.
Wood Co.'s Store, Idaho City, l. T. n1tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

PRAoTIcALJoKI beVy of mischievous
young ladies sprinkled lot of -four between
the sheets of young bachelors bed. A few
days afterward they received a fine looking,
large cake, of which they ate plentifully. The
young man called as they had concluded the
luncheon, and told them the cake was made
from the -four he had rolled in all night A
scene followed. They didu't -four his bed any
more.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

The WEATHER.-warm rains and occasional spells
ofsunshine and clear sky since last Tuesday with
variation Of softer rain light hail. sun CLEANS and
clouds yesterday evening -webfoot weather, nearly
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

DISTRICT CoURr.-Only civil business transacted
since our report Of Wednesday Court win probably
adjourn to-day and we win give the cases not yet re-
ported in our next ISSUE e bus8aaH. ra
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-23

CHEAP FARE.-Cabin passage from San
Francisco to New York, by the NicaragIr, lin..
steamer America, of Nov 18th, was only Sl00
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-17
Wi6tig far GimmanOrrer.
gleue ArrunsementS fir Ginpanbersr rte ma
BEN Mefen au retlen pani@en.

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benz @elten gu retien piniAen.
Bon beate, 9. Nppbr., OIL perbea BITE Ginranosrer
auf Der gcet6ern Central @aloert Ctr. Depot @iisnbabn
nit BEN @rpressug b~elSreert. Die Sabn bietet oaourr
ben Gmisranteu sinen erSseren Sprtbeil, ais irSeno etne
anbere 8abu, au6 lift lie I'm "a Ntetlen furter als teoe
anSere 8abu nab b%e,inuuten 9lGser, ala
VtItSburg, GIsUstanp, Detrctt, Sort @aYne,
gbtcaac, Wiilpaugee, GGIena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod Sslanp, Burlington, Soma Gitp
unb merben bes9alb bic nit Der gtertbern Central SaPn
9ebenben Yeripuen 10 Stunbeu friberN ais bic init an@
Bern 8abnen gebenben bort e%intreffen, aud ipereen bier
Nfal peniger bic WaSeu babel geweGlelt. Die Saen
siebt bur1 ben I6SuIen Gbeil bon Obip. Die Sna0e
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ben 4alIagieren All ben SefimninngSprt.
ga6 Grelltme, Daptpn, Cincinnati, Suetana'
polls. Quutspille unb ct. 2cuiS
tperbeu e~beufaIs gaTasiere %sei6rSert unb fHr iPr @epSd
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baltsu 81 tperbeti.
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Ggenten.
@barIeS 9aIfef,
(pft14@ $40. 25 6slfr., nafs Maters @farf
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men ~befSrbern gu fOIsenbeu Preiien, 3a6l6ar in g otb
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mad Wew @prf:
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@rcurfonSs8 iaets
fir Stns unb Serreife:
/. @aidte $21O, q. @aiHte $3.50. 3wii6subed $40
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tE Baltimore
SbtO : Giicm : 8Qhn.

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mitta9ssd9e bon Baltimore unb bic z tlbr Wtcrgeu5iige
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bic ~ nbr Nabmitta9S<3Hge BON Baltimore nnp bic
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Or. IS Geconefr,, Baltimore.
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G0tIe=~A 6lC0GuQGttell.
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siterne f~eaerfsfte @eItfGrdnse,
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9irefte Sampfldif 9inie
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9affasss&reife.
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is uar QcSe ber @ubiner.
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8tIIetts:
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9inber bic SdIfte.
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gu betsutenb eruiS6isten Preiien ~bsfSrbert.
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erfcreetIiHen Reiernnsen einsei9tet, befsen poiIerbi9te
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Dein serei@t.
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.6tQer S &c.,
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SeBsEaa ADAMS Srpree eOms.

~befSrbert Glitter, WertbIahsn nnb @slber nap allen "
len Der 8ereinigten Stanteu unb MAO fdf ." -
Der G1elt. .
Die GiGerbeit bes Giseut9l tpr a%nrertraut
nire, Ger ~niebrigfe 4reiS, eeI re tIr EHtrlobn be-
retbnet, - bic NeaelmSBisfeit rah Tai6beit tn ibrem
65ei6Gftsaanse = unb bic G fei9terias, peIbe fe @ers
,nnen bietst, pelte @aars G9et4ia@en unb @elb III
perid5idenea batcn, MAIDEN bic ADAMS Grpre6
@pmpasn ME untbertreffIiG os Elm 9efSrbsrs
unsSntttel.
9~plnpasnie in Baltimore
SO. l64 %. Baltimore citrate,
cber III teren Bureaus SO. 227 NIB 229 e. Sprarbfr,,
an Ser @aloertffatirn NIB am gicrfDlt G6drf, ODER bet irs
ener iHrer GSentursa.
(1urraiD GSams GTpreB Gp.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-17

U"tertu1euD Ner6te:
81. Sod Seibmann, 1870 &earifr@
Gr. gufao 9iebmanu, So 81. Grrntfr.
sic Rnicferbpder
9eGeussB erIidler unae=GUmpagaie.
9peis. CiFcc: OsU. as SeeonS Ctr, Baltimore.
Grafus ebmann VrGi. @.6. Gntffen II, Gctr.
Sup. ". Wi&pts, @eitaftstdbrer.
capital aber $4,000, 900.
sc fno mebr beuiIGe Sittger bon Baltimore Oerfi&ert
in bieIer Office ais in aGen aneern eebenSpcrIt1eruu9Ss
Sfftceu acknowledgements. Yrdmiens Rpten peroen
fir bic SSlfte bes idtrIid eiuSuSabIeueen 8etraseS onses
npmueu, nenu toltbsS serpHnibt rpire, II. tpirb ttberbaupt
ben 0sitgIiebern bic ItberaIfe 9e9dnblunS %Saranttrt.
@us5ug Der @eiddfte oieier &Ompdgnie IN 1866.
9latfe5euter aussug liefsrt einen tfaren SetneiS iiber
Ten Gtanb Der Sniderbrder 2ebenSs@ erf1erunSs@ @culp.
unb beren @ei91fte i'm Sabre 1856:
3abG Der ausgeFelteu Rclicen ............6 1910
Betrag bet 8erii9ernng .........$lT,O O0,O OO
GotaI @infprnen ............... lfozb,4o4
RerIufie hes SatreS .............. l55,OOO
Dipibenben an PGlicez3ubaber betabIt 1898
@rbaltene 3inien ............... 6l,224
2pol@&Cupa ..-'
8erbGltniB bsr Iuss. jur G;nnabme $l7.6l 81 lG0
3weiasO flee fir Wlarblanb, Delatpdre, Dif. Of COLUMBIA,
8irsinia unb GBea 8trsiuia:
30. l6 SeccnS Ctr, Baltimore.
9cbu u. Ei&Ols, @si&dftsfa6rer.
Nr. .. 3. 81 6 10, 1tnteriubun3ssGr1t.
27feSmt 3utius Stef6, oerti@er A9eut'
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-17
Nad SAVANNAH, Ga.

Die Dampfer Der Baltimore nlS @aSanial U"rHpt+
i9iif So, oebeu nun ipie fplst a6:
Gle berlaIieu Baltimore pom Union Dcd AM UnBe
Der @pMcprb GtraBe iebtn OcnneritaS uni 8 Ibr Nafz
~mittagS.
3pridte6renb pertaNen ~bisIslbeu Gapanna9 fir Salti@
mpre jeben Dcuuerftag.
Glitter fir ausuIta, ga, uub baS Snnlanb, lpelGe an
uniern ggeateu, RE S9. ga U 9 d E unb W E T IN
GaSarna9 c~onIi0uirt liub, merpeu auI bas &Stinttli6ite
ipebirt.
gBeSen 6ra6t NIB Yaiiage nit ben befen Seqnertli4'
feiteu penfe man f9
SameS Mnbreps Igt.
Office /: SO 9isbtir. Nbarf unb Union Odd.
u g. Ollie Tra6t6riefe perhen auf benz San1pfer ua'
ter,eidust. Giuui1uD
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-17
- qie alortbcrn Gentral-
Gilenbabn.
Oret 3 Il Q c t09lt o.
(@pnntasS ou~sseuomnen.)
SfG6 NittSbnre nno benz 28eSfcu.

&dSliS5 S Ell 3 iiSe (@OuntaOs aussenommeu.)
Eg yia6 8ufoIIp uno 9ttugura 5dQe. EEM
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-17
tsa ~ Seemes ssrraueement
Ybiluoepbia, gBiImingtCn uuS Baltimore

Ybiluoelpbta, 98ilmingtrn uro Baltimore
@ilenbabn.
Gn NIB mad Dpnuerfag, /. Suui ~berIal,sn bic 9ias
baS Preiibentfr. Depot ipie fclat
Der GpfJus fir philadelphia uub 3pii9enaatiou.n usr
S.25 Nfpr9enS.
GrpresSus nur fir Gelp 0ort, 9.2O Wicrasus,
GrpreB5us fir philadelphia NIB 9ieip yprf, lilo ga9
~tnittasS.
gpit3nS fir philadelphia unb 3piiSsnaatipusu, 4.95
NabmittagS.
GrprssSus fiji philadelphia uub 3piIGenaatipusn
6,25 9tbeHbs.
GrprebsuS fir p9tIabeIpBia uub Wep BORT, s.25
MbenSs.
Dieie 5iise se9sn tSSIi1, uueSsupmmsn SonntasS.
I'm Spnntageu:
Sur yssir Dert nm 7.6o unb flu TBilGbelpbia I'M 9.25
MbeneS.
Sir Salisbury unb 5pii3enpnntte OIL Der Delapars
Sabn 9.25 Gbenbs unb fir Dposr, Del, lilo GaGu.
(6ptt-] % m. Grafprb, Ggent.