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Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10

Es5rOur District Count will sit next Mon.
day, Judge john Cummins preSil.n.. The
civil docket is not j heavy one, tho sh there
are few cases Of Importance There are
several prisoners in jul under various cbaig
es, such as larceny, arson and murder. The
trial Of these will lcngihen the term probably
two weeks-we think, however, That HI.
whole business Of the calendar can be dis
posed OF.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10

Be- Another attractions massacre has been
committed in Flint district. The pcriptra
tors were Indians. The .ciIm sas j. Il.
Culwe,l. formerly oi Oregon. The uui,rtu
nate man was killed within sight ol the towns
OF Oro and Owybrr. He h., been ci,z n
o. our county ih tw"yrlrs past. and stuo
fair as an honest man and gntlimln. Ia
his murder all The diabulic.l aids N perform
ins Il first elias Indian tragedy such Il,
scapinr. mntlitins, ds,mt,nwelIint AMI
burning, were freely used. As u,ual. III
murderlS escaped.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10
Notice.

The Citizens o: Flint DIST, will please
meet me at the store Of George drew. in
Owyh"e City. on Friday, October, lsih, 1856 !
for the purpose Of settling their taxes for the
year 1861.
A. c. SPRINGER,
lax Collector.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10

I-~ We were shown, MonIsy. letter
from iii lirarhy. lie has discovered the
name OF the aggrievrd gentleman who wrote
the scnrrionS article apains, H., Hachv
Stage Line. some seeks ago. H.. is re,i-
dent Of l'oi,r Cay, aud mIsl probably never
saw Silver City, although h. llnk H., lhr
y and precauton Of dating from this place.
lie has. We believe. hetn something Of Il
stage" man himself, but only riild class
operator. lie may rest assured that his
"levcl best" is an gnominuus failure. and
that l'Hrhy's stage line can in nwise lr.
injured thrlugll the liten.ry cfnts Of doz
en- such as he.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10
Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE Heretofore exist
l. ing IN Ito BacksmitLins business, under
the hrin name Of Sthra Ter < Woodbury., ut Ruby
CITY, /: ~ this Day dissolve by sltual sol-
sent. Creditors aud Debtors are leaucs,ed to
come iorwal ard s-ttle Immediately.
a. slhRADER,
W. WOODBURY.,
Ruby City, Aug. 20 1867. 42.s.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10

VIII be held, in 0ro Elmo Hall, corner of
Jordan aud First Streets, on Sunday the,
20lll lust. y RI. Rev. ID. $. 'lultr, ID. b.
bishop Of Montana, Idaho and Utah.
Morning services ut l0lS, and Evening
services AT o'clock.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10

We understand work has been commenced
on the taaycrhs ledge. and that ore will
soon be ready, from this mine, to supply sew
eral stamps.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10
LOCAL ITEMS.
NoTIcn,

Sabbath School is held in the District School
room every Sunday ut p. NJ. All are invited
to attend.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10
NEW MINES DISCOVERED ca JORDAN
STkEET!!!
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT

n
JgRRr ScnoExFslD'S Store.
Wherc cheaper goods are sold
Than ~ss ever sold before;
Consulting of varieties too numerous TO nsnc
Call an s.a Jerry AL yIi WI sAytl. "a
There you will find Histories
W every cline and u.tinn,
Ddllhg from the present tune
=. hdrk I" the beginning Of ereatios;
Novels from eveis author,
Paper OF every kind,
uold aud Steel pens and pencils,
Al Jerry store yUu will imd.
fkt"ls, Guns and Bowie Knives,
ii 10 var y"u want t. 20,
Gan lie found ~ ,lrrry's,
The cheapest place We knew.
6oid and silver " atches,
and Jvwrlry Of brilliant .hess,
lh III magnificent prrtlsion. can
50 Jerrys Store be seen.
Besides Cigars aud Tobacco,
For all luvers Of the weed,
W Which in excellence Of Quality,
Old Virginia can't exceed
The most beautiful framed pictures,
For the Pdrlur or saloon,
Can he purchased very cheaply
By applying very suun.
Pipes and patent Medicines,
Are always kept on hand;
And prrlunlery OF sweetest ire =ras.s,
VI any in the land.
Table and pocket cutlery,
And variety Of toys
Imported here expressly,
For the little Girls and B.ys.
In short, you can get anything,
Big, little, course or iin,,
And Jerry will sell ch, aper
Than any in his line.
Now We advise you fellow citizens,
When you IL shopping go,
Don't forget To cali ut Jerry SehoeHf.ls'.
On Jordan Street below.
Jan. II 1867, 1sr
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-10
LIQUORS.
constitutional Amendment
REJECTED!!

WTNNEMUCCA DECLARES
a GENERAL AMNESTY,
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How to obtain Shares and En-.
gFRvinGs.

Send orders TO BY mail, enclosing from 81 TO $40,
either by Post Once orders In registered letter. At
our fisk, larger amounts should be ssnt By draft or
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Special Notices.
~ Stimulation Necessary


This qasaton is p. etically answered In the sn,rmA
stysby tAeaan "a Of physiciA.s sr~s day. seastims
they prsseri ihs Ordinary forms Of alcohol; sometime,
sAciusss which s py inferior alcohol more or es
ned sa'sd hut small proportion Of the faculty sv.
sAe pr.s.ssnes ssIInsrRTriEs eroMAcH BIT1rRs,
= the meat carefully prepared medicinal stn,i..t at
present faosn N imposs bic fce trsjudes isssif to
sskltsd y shs msyssd slsess with which thh .xns-
srdnsy ssste md assra,ivs has hssa admnist4rsd /.
$500 Of srsPsrsA during the last twenty pears lift
we're poss 70 esavss tho whole untry fer ess.s in
which II bad Effected ssrs ef this eb.taass end ssont
sins disssss ss2 ssostd nxmber mitliona No wonder
thsn that II ha, become STANDARD nxpicxs Ia every
esass city, town and village ia the Usitsd States ara
sesa Aansa The mott ssisg Il iitse.t.re q,
md ssiescs the voueAs s IL rsnarksbls procsr
49, The innsnss mandatory u Pittsburgh, with il
sztsssivs storshsasA b ths asvsst sssaAlksns.s Of
~ Kind 10 this country, and probably In the world
~ amount Of manual labor employed the prspsrs
No ef,hs ssses TO sAy nstAing Of the stsaa driven
nscAiassy Il srstsr than that fasy other proprissY
esdciss sstablshnsas this ssntansut, sse By the
Slssng - frsvtsnes the beneficial results Of this nm
sauasd tssie asA Alternative co s1tensys uita its
sse"asaE1 sAoseAae sssss. frovlo-6av
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IA. oon,xe o, p.oxEss.

America 10 very apt to maksa fosl ot'itsslf.
Everybody lays that down u : proposition
when it 10 thought probable that America will
make an exhibition Of Aankeyism. That ~
did do il once in connection with the recep-
zion Of certain Prince Of Wales 10 indubi.
table. And everybody, could, woalAaad did
sssurs everybody else that this vas 20 q the
time. II We play The fool ss 4on's sonjoin
Herewith the stupidity Of being unconscious
Of what We are doing. And after eli, there
isn't one Of NJ but that deems the folly Of
New York's reception Of the Prince Of Walss
years ago, preferable to the rowdyism and
mobisn Of Richmond's rsseptiea Of that
young gentleman,
Dickens 10 coming now. ItAppsarsd from
the dispatches yesterday morning that Bes-
ton was in fsvsr Of excitement, The Hub
Was forgetting ito prophecies, and had to en-
ploy the police to preserve il order. This was
NOT che 1rofanam rulgas, but grave gentlemen,
who can read addresses before literary asso>
citations; and erudite females, whose chief
delight is TO attend Cambridge lectures, and
pratS OF Emerson and Carlyle, before the lat.
ter shot over Niasars. Eight shonsand tick
cts 70 Dickens' readings wers sold and that
could not supply the demand. Some tickets
itappsars have got into the hasds Of spscn.
lators, Who are Offering them = ten times shs
regular price for admission. EYery one ha,
right 70 pay - much - his parss win permit
for chance to hear Dickens. But Just hero
il il that exists the danger Of America NJ
playing the fool. The opinion il current ii
Europe that American refinement and Gull
surs is prodigal shoddyism and vulgar SEN
sationalisn. The visit of Mr.. Dickens will
give the people opportunity 10 correcs thia
impression. They can rush like crowd Of
scramblins clowns to puppss ssev and
then Mr.. Dickens viii know We are vulgar
and the world will know Ne arv vuleAf; aud
vs viii know that We are vulgar, il ~ take
time 10 think Of Il q Ill. Or the people,
where he visits, can give Mr.. Dickens the dig
nihsd, bus hearty end appssciativs rscosni.
MON due 70 genius, that shall beat express aha
good sense and intelligence Of shs American
people and b his 6stest welcome
Mr.. Dickens came once before. When he
went away hs told ~ Of our cruditiss and
vulearsus. Justly enough, too And .hse,
vas no sense in our getting mad about il. w
can zee nov If We have improved any. /,
viii Be the poorest evidence Of Tiff ws receive
M. Dickens with vulgar curiosity and tha,
run mad tom-foolsry about high price tick.
sss, which viii show that our snly improve.
nens has been 10 getting more money and 1
foolish prodigality in sxpsading il
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also SOME NEW EASTERN BUG
q aI1s, Of tAs best style and material Enquire Of
stE DR.. MCDONALD. -
oef1a .s ynarth u - naafn Ard BIonAeAu.
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1AzH98 2 n Fs . sslss7
sissass - ssss.ss& .zs..x IL
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Tho hs&Asst price ps4d for CORN, RTE, SHIP
erURBEs ca TILE AND STOCK p00s, ether Of my
0cs, Main etrcst, 4 ths 0ibbonsvisis DktNDss
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TIVE HEALfHo POM

A. Essay fer rsane Nsn ~ che Crin.
81 seiasaAss and tie Dtssssss aad Ab,,s, vheh
e.saesiagsfs1nts = AAARiAen. slGA ssre re1a6ss
hsss6 eeat y sssled hotter envelope me- ofch.rr.
AsArsss. Dr.J. sxiLLsn H0UsMToR, Howard A.o-
etaaits, Phisads,phA. - f,vpsr,.
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sssEcn OF en-. snnnaAs.

We evt1ec4 ~ .,.k ~ n...If
pared - 49, address naAs b Gea. Sh.,-
nan q ~ fs-sniou a a. Aynvof y. -.
49,. ,eee.A,. !, q r-,- = '"s
go :. - lsss
IN noAseInAs1es % l,rco,s.
And lass e a .hsn, st>sa!eish, the sad
5sss 3 ~ ~ H. Aneoln, osr bslo.si
~ ~, ~. - oeen ssssaainatsd n the Gov
~ sIo, nm:n Booth. Esea no. ! trembls
vnen think what might have befhllsn the
pycpss q n ~ had MT our men been long
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02
Senli AtEklv Mutld.
solIFTHrNG rNExpLICABLE.

It is stated that the aged mother of j. w.
Booth has, through her distinguished son, Ed
win Booth, again prayed our Government au-
thOrities for permission to remove the remains
of her dead son to place of interment by the
aide of his father; and that this petition has
been denied In this denial there seems TO be
something strange and mysterious Such re-
flsal might have been accounted for so long as
Stanton held his place, for the malignity OF tnaI
tyrant knew no bounds. But who now inter-
feres Holt has no doubt the disposition, put
hashe the power to refuse the prayer OF 7 Inns
widowed mothers heart? Another quesIo11
is suggested: Where are these remains anu
how were they dealt with we oisniss "s
;dIa ali the stories about ]. w. Booth being
still alive. These stories have grown less anu
less credible. the worst and most preposterous
as well AS vvickedly intentioned OF them nav
mo anneared not long since IN the missouri
Democ,nt. We suppose that BO0tn was sn0G.
most needlessly BY that semilunatic Boston
C,orbett-and, that his dead body was brought
A. washington and there disposed OF III some
wav by Stanton. In what way? In some
very arbitrary one one, too, shrouded In Sc
eresy which battles all reasonable conjecture.
No explanation has been given of it, except the
one by Lafayette c.. Baker, whose stories all
need confirmation. Is 1T true, as has been
some glttfl OQb, bhuO CAAo AAAHOAuUAO NOCN
body was practiced on by some reUolting man
munitions, such as it was to hoped civilization
would leave to the barbarous tastes and savage
tempers of the Sioux and Camanches. And is
il fear that the evidence of such practices
will become manifest, in case the body is given
ever to his family2 Or has the body been cast
into the deep and thus rendered irrecoverable?
What good reason ever existed for withhold
ing Booths body from his friends? What was
the necessity of retaining it a moment beyond
the time required to identify it for judicial
purposes If we are not mistaken, the re-
mains of criminals, no matter what their Of
fence, are now. as universal practice and
rule among civilized nations. delivered up to
the friends or family Of the dead, if they apply
for them The N. Y Tribune has asserted
that it would be warning on the dead, If the
surrender of Maximilian's body were refused
upon the application of the brother of the ex-
ecuted usurper And that is the sense of al
most everybody in this country such men as
Chandler, of Michigan, and Logan OF Illinois,
with a few others like them only excepted.
This warning upon sense4oss corpse is the act
of which our government authorities will soon
be accused, unless the body of Booth is given
up to his family. In withholding it the gov
eminent may expect to be condemned in the
opinions Of the most enlightened part of our
own country and of the civilized world.-St.
Louis Republican.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02

P1ous CRocKERY.-The Boston cores
pondent of the Sacramento Union furnishes
the following:
A day or two ago there came to Lawrence
IL this State, by express from New York, a
barrel addressed to clergyman in that place,
and marked "Crockery" AS twas being, un-
loaded from the cars it fell to the ground and
the head came out. The expressman, fearing
that some Of the crockery might be broken,
made an examination and discovered that the
+" crockery" was a ten gallon key Of brandy
neatly packed in hay
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02

VALLANDIGHAM ON BINGHAM--Va llandig-
ham, in a recent speech, thus referred to John
A. Bingham bingham has chosen to speak
of Vallandigham as ticking out his neck like
a crane and gibbering like ghost Let me-
tell him that it is not the ghost of Vallandig-
ham which disturbs his serenity. Vallandig-
ham is still alive and able in the flesh to vex
his foes. IApplause. 1t is the avenging spirit
of that unhappy woman which fits before his
vision at MONDAY and glares across the medi-
tations of his guilty conscience at midnight.
It is the ghost of bis victim that dogs his foot
steps, mOcking, threatening, tOrmenting and
driving him to the doom of suicide. APP
plause. Says this counselor Of murderous
conspiracy, the negro is just as fit to vote as
the tail end OF q wheelbarroW,' meaning there
by the hard working Irishman. Has he not
read the History of the Emerald Isle Knows
he nothing of her statesmen, her scholars and
her warriors2 Has he never heard of her Or
ators, carrying multitudes captive with the re-
sistless power of native eloquence? OF her
poets thrilling the heart of humanity with their
songs, and immortalizing the land of their
birth and the race from which they sprung {?
Must the great and the gifted and the good be
thus insulted by ignorance or malice? | shall
dismiss the unmanly reviler of genius from
further consideration, and if he wishes to dis
euss the merits of the Irishman and the Afri-
can, let him produce for his negro pets q
records that will compare with that of the
people he assails.'
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02

THE SERIOUS FARCE At the late election
in Mobile, as the Register shows, 4,llS negroes
and 56 whites voted. Decent white men de-
clined to participate in the establishment.
g,he Sc mean whites who voted ought to have
negro masters to lord it over them
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02

A SPLENDID VINDIcATfoN.-The Sonoma.
Democrat thus happily answers the assaults of
the Radicals against the Rev. Q. P. Fitzgerald
the Superintendent of Public Instruction elect
in California:
Democrats "down on" political preachers,
say the Raids, but ''see how inconsistent they
are in nominating O. E. Fitzgerald" Gentle
men of the Ethiopian persuasion, you are vast
" mistaken O. p Fitzgerald never made a
political speech in his life, never preached a
political sermon, never gave utterance to a
political prayer, never sung political hymn,
never brought politics into the house of God,
never disgraced his pulpit never engaged in
electioneering, never appeared on the Stump
IN campaign. Democrats have no hostility
TO preachers, as such, but they are "down on
shameless clerical prostitutes like Cox, Briggs,
Stebbins, Lippitt, and ether gospel politicians
who went round making stump speeches for
Geo. G. Gorham. Oh p Fitzgerald has been
nominated long while Has anybody heard
of his making speech? Not one, aud they
never will When he does SO, our enemies
can charge us with inconsistency in nominating
him, but not till then.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-02
geaal AdrtrtisetiIeuts.
sHFRIFF's 500.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
Ii issued out of the District court in and for the
county of Boise, upon Judgment rendered IN SAID
court wherein A. D. Saunders, ct al are plaintiffs,
and p B. Smith ct al. defendants. for the sums
Eleven Hundred and Fifty-fve Dollars judgment
and costs of suit daily tested the 18th day Of Sep
tember A. D. 1867 have seized and taken in execu-
ton the following described property, to-Wlt: All
the right title claim and interest OF said defendants
of in and to that certain mining claim situated on
East Hill in Boise county, Idaho Territory, bounded
on the north by mining ground formerly owned by
Moses FL. Kenpner and by him conveyed to z. b.
Smith and - Larue, on the south BY MOore,s
creek the west by Idaho City, the east by the
water ditch known the Christy Ditch, together
with ali improvements thereon, including sluice
boxes leading to the dump ground: Public notice IS
hereby given that on the
9th Day OF November, A. d. 1867,
at u O'Clock, NJ, will SELL in front of the Court
House door in Idaho City, at Public Auction, for cash,
the above described property, to the highest bidder
to satisfy said execution and all accruing costs.
j. I. CRUTCHER, Sheriff
Dated Idaho city, Oct. II, A. D. 1857. n4SwS.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20
LEGAL Notice.

nEoRGEW. BEYER, and Asahel Boyer, who have
VJ arrived at full age, Newton Beyerf James Boyer,
EyelBeyer and Mary Boyer, who are minors ana resl,
dents Of the county Of Vinton, and State OF ONO, ana
Charlotte Beyer, WHO'S n MINOR, and whose place OF
residence il unknown, will take notice that Joel t.
SHETLAND, Administrator OF the Estate Of Andrew !.
Beyef, deceased, on the 9th day of May, Al d. 1871,
filed his petition in the Probate Court, within and ior
the county of Vinton, and State Of Ohio, aliedging tnat
the personal estate of said decedent lspinsufleentt 70
pay his debts and the charge of administering ms
Estate; that he died selzed in fec simple or the lol-
lowing described Real Estate, situate in the Township
of Elk, in the county oil Vinton, to-wit:
m ut the SOUTH East corner OF the
North West Quarter of the North East Quarter OF
Section Number Thirty.four INo.s4tl Range m
Seventeen mo. II, Township Number Eleven lNo,
III thence running West Twenty Rods; thence NORM
Twenty Rods; thence East Twenty Rods; thence
South Twenty Rods, to the place of beginning con,
tanning Two acres and fifty hundredths OF an acre.
That George W. Boyer, Asahei BeyerA N9Wtonl
Beyer, James Beyer, Eve Boyer, Mary Boyer, and
Charlotte Boyer, as heirs at law ofthe said Andrew u
Boyer, deceased, hold the next estate OF lnherltanes
therein.
The prayer of SAID petition is for the sale Of sald
premises, free of dover Estate, for the payment OF inc
debts and charges aforesaid. Said petition VIII DC IOI
hearing on the Goth day of June, A. D 1867, or as soon
thereafter % the same can be heard.
M M J0ELlG. BWETLAND,
Administrator of Estate ofAndrew j. Boyer, deceased
4 NAV 80, 196T-6W ArNf 30
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20
A RESOLUTION

Ro,at;va to an Amendment Of the Constitu
ton. providing for che extension Of th'
elective franchise,
PssoIped BIZ the General Assem5% Of tn
,Stats of Ohio, (thrse-ffths Of the members
elecied 10 each House agreeing thereto
That a be and is hereby proposed to the
electors Of this State TO vote 81 the next annua
October election, upon the approval or reJec-
ton of the following amendment as o SUD
stitute for the FIRST section ofthe MIN Arti-
Gle Of Che Constitution Of this state to-Wlt:
Every male citizen of the United states, Of
The acc Of twenty,One years, who shall have
been . resident Of the State one year
next preceding the election, and OF the
SAMMY. township, or ward in which
5s ysaides. such time as may be pro-
yided BY law, except such persons as have
borne arms in support Of any insurrection OF
rebellion against the government OF the n
ted States. or have Red from their places OF
residence d avoid being drafted into the mil
itarv seryicelthereoG, or have deserted the
military or naval service Of said government
in time Of war, and have not subsequently
been honorably discharged from the same,
shall have the qualifications Of an elector
and be entitled TO vote Mt all elections.
ED. A. PARR0TT,
Sneaker ofths House Of Representatives.,
ANDREW G. McBURNEY,
President Of The Senate.
Passed April6, 1867. tOm
April 8 1857.