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market.

October 9-CoVroN--The market open
ed 10 dsy at very firm prices, with an active inquiry at
yesterdays quotations, continuing 50 until the receipt Of
dispatches from New York and Liverpool. allowing o de-
cided decline Of Nc In the. former and ofe farthing to
IA in the latter market, when buyera offered lower
prices. which were In some cases accerted. The market
quote Now YORK. .Muddlings ut 17h a Isc. the demand be-
ing confined to them and better grades, lower being I'M
morning. were az follows: ~ balea at1sc, s at 1sKc, lie
at 1915. 70 at tic, 30 at l7Ae, 90 atlec. 8 at17kc. 48 ct
lands ct $50. Total sales 466 bales; receipts 1877 bales.
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lbs. So s71I "a JAY; Robins. NJ q. In bbls. Per 2a0 lbs,
Rosias. Pale q bbis: Ssr. 80 fSs.s SacTt; aS.ins. ~. *.
Widow III &sssi sstsss. q sSiss S. f sSS fSss. %S7sSasSS de. sV sass.
NORTH Coanty ~ bbls. per bpl. ss7 a ss7h STsgS ii.
~mlpgten. inS6hlsf per 3hbL o. Pitch, citg,sin hbiaspcr
5 6TK. III .1N w"
Acknowledgement nrun. sales oessoibb,s at as
FsEIouTs@,fo Myssapss,. 7spo bashels whea. i. Ga; loo
hhda tanow at 22s6dspef steamer. 10000 bushels wheat
ut 9Ad q 1od; 7 bales cotton at ,Md. TO Glasgow per
steamer = AO,S99 hyshels wheaslas ~, a vessel from BAL,
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SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER "a, 1867.
he L II G Y

q Y.
On TIE sUDSEN AND UNEXPECTED DEMISE OF A yAvo
RITE d" suhn6ER COON. BIZ THE CooN's FArTHFUl
FRrENp AND FOSTER PATHEn.
My little coon will play no more
Around the iireside,
Would from his presence hide.
All ewoi Is me. the fatal morn,
When all was bright and fair,
I gave him too much tender corn,
And made him cat 1t there.
He used to poke his little paw
Into q little box,
And out Oft q marble draw
Al ''cunniug az . fox"
He used to rock upon q log.
And gently switch his tail.
Though, lfke. his race, he loved q frog,
81 Hene'er sat on o rail.
And often, when. ut dewy night,
The stars were all "A-peep."
The little creature. In delight.
Would play instsad OF sleep, M
Oh, Zip Oh, ZIP why art thou gone
From of this mundane shore?
To leave me lonely and undone.
While thou art here no more.
But though alas like early frost.
His death has come too soon,
I'm proud to say, though dead and Iost.
He 'oas . Summer Caop.r
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,4aIRE 1;OAn. !

ST, Jar .sa OF. OHARLESTON.l
CRY FALL, November 8. 1856.
A Ill PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUILDING in Tah
"A Burnt DistrictA Rld Wasts Places OF the Cit. un-
% The CITY Councillor Charleston to proceed In tie ma.
ter OF o Fire Loan, with o view to aid in building M tht,
Oity anew. !, are hereby notified that tho form Of .sppIi-
csttcp for. loans cam be obtained at the aHace Of the Clerk
81 Council, between the hours of 8 A.. III. and q r. m.
AHsppltcations must bef ID IN. the above mentioned
of9gsss 1a The Commits w1I meet every lAonday to cor,
ByyAorder VI the fsyo d I 81 II. d astTTrEss
Novemperl0 CLERK OF Council.
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VK7E HAVE USED aALIfaHANsspMIS, AND FrsD
wv that they will do all that Ia claimed for them and
cheerrfqAl1ly e conn them TO public favor. ......ss
DIV. A. Atty Gent Of Alabama.
RORf. Judge Supreme Court Ais. III
From THOMAS j. JUDGE, Judge Supreme poust.
IhAve used PILLS ON my plantation
for Fever and Ague, and find them all that 10 claimed for
them. = THOa JlJTTDNE
Montgomery. Ala. September %. 1858. ssgsN
Lowspsss Cousssrtx 4 Alabama.
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS win do.
They aro3 decidedly the best medicine, for GAIla ana Nc.
W. aver gave ! would not 20 without them for i've
times the price. r -Af <@ 'J.A. GRAHAM.
One box Of GALLIGHAN's PILLS cured me perfectly
No os. Sniiis and Fever. They are the best medicine tor
Ohi1s and Fever ever saw. A. G.. DONALDSON,
Clerk Superior Court, sunatsr County, Ga.
MoNraoMsay, Ala, July Q. 1865.
Messrg: BLUNT &HALE-GENTs; T have used your
aALLIGHAN' PILLS II, two occasions for Chiiis ana
Fever. and ma that tthey ysf6eot all that they aie,Jntand.
Jhave ever TIED i oonslder them perfectly rsiiahls s-'
Grand ss sss 4ssna TodRe q i. and 2. NJ y u s A1s5s&,.
ALDAsY, Ga, March II, 1867.
4 have used G~ALLI9HAN'S PILLS in forty cssesot
Chins and Fewer, with petfcct success. They are tie
best Fever and Agua Pill put up. ,-.t III.
q 5.a g Alb FAINT.
M wff0EIsAIE m CHARLESTON, BIZ gaShsl
GfYyDfsiCH. wINEnsArs ~ Co..,h4
S..,.ssE No. 1865 Meeting stfset.
.'Ana 1s'aDo sassiaf' ,outSs i HAZE
May NO. s4 ONO MontS0radryg An
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COMMERCIAL
Exports.

NEW YORK-Per achr N W Smith--28 bags Sea Island
and sos bales Upland Cotton, II Herces Rice, SO bags
Cotton Root, 127 packages Hardware, 8 Ale Barrels,
l case Mdze. 40 pbls Crude Turpentine.
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nOTaCE.

" clause or EectIoh1 6f aM aordinAnce to Raise SIM.
pssss lE ths year lse1. z psbllshed for the inSormaicn
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dth6taHt5egA Il y g. a. FgMAg&E i'm. A, ENfHTH.s@s
March q s54Is &ngbE3 -, Clerk or Cnuucfl
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ESTIMATEs WANTED.
OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER,
CITY HALL, CHARLEsToN, September IL. 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS WILDE RECEIVED UNFIT,
the 18th OF IA O'Clock NJ, for BUILDING SEVERAL
TRUNKS Of theleneths and sizes given below. The ca.
umstes VIII inciude the coat or excavating about 900
cubic yards OF earth, the necessary filling. reforming ot
pavements' and grading after the laying Of trunks.
r owed, ,x - TRUNKS. FEET.
Length OF Trunk in and from lots in Coming street ~
TO the tidal drain. aoo
Lengua OF Trunk nom lots on Gadsden street to the
main drain In Wentworth street. 100
Length OF Trunk from McIntosh's Court to RAD.
cfihe street drain. la7
Noe". B $500. ST7
Idunks to DO twelve by twenty inches in the clear.
putt OF two by twelve inches prime yellow pine ph,nks'
to rest upon sleepers OF three by nine inches, three feet
long, placed Ave feet from centres. Braces to be two by
six inches. doveiaiied into the sides Of Trunks, at dis.
tances OF hve feet from centres. The Trunks to be laid
to grads pegs furnished by the Engineer.
dispatch. ~
Plans can be seen at this Office,
A copy Of those specifications must be attached to each
oher. LOUIS J. pAIiBOT
september IL City Engineer.
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CRISrER COMA.
ss-EsQ Oh Lsahe Vae beautifpk anaA Ar.. s9sa
T& with staf5ykyee, epd&&diAA& hair.
N sSsf~ whose cuIsSng ndrsASaosEeasw7nsd
. Enchainsd tie vsry heart ana mind,
fa9Y C1zT8rHIE cCAaAsM 81
For Curling The Hair OF Aither Sex into Ways
sddadioasySJy afakigss oesHeavy sadaisaiva 4
4 Curtis.
TpY UsrNg THIS ARrdfor;R Il ! AND GENTLE.
ND MEN can bggntfy Asher1seEves o tla0usand4oid,
Is ta7tize only articlaAnt Tie xrorad that VIII curl straight
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Epeasance. Tho CEsper Coma noS only curtis ths hiif, BIT
ipvfyorstcs. beett5nea and clses$Aa ~ u hi6dy and Id.
t6e T85HAA eyarss oGSsedl to IA AAxhftdeA TNyaaG The
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no. 3 West Fayetke street. Syracuse. MY.
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEMRs.
CITY TREASURY OFFICE,
OCTOBER q, 1867.
"a NANCE on Goth September. Renewals viii Re
Month. G S. THOMAS Citv Tun an's
October 9 Ae'
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MANY WHO'S DECLINING HEALTH. WHICH
1INA- was precartous: and their recovery ~despaired Of.
do now with grateful emauntions to the Au.Wise Dis.
poser. offer heartfelt thanks for this timely remedy. Dur.
ing the short time since it's public Introduction into mas.
the Originator has most happily realized her most san.
gnine expectations in manifestations issuing from all
quarters of Its unparalleled curative properties. for in No
case where IL has been administered with regard to di.
results.
In resorting to this remedy. the invalid can depend
upon the safety Of every article ip its preparation. and
while 1t accelerates the healthful re actions of each organ
and vessel, the mind can be perfectly free from sppre,
hension of any subtle ingredient being insinuated into iis
composition.
The appetite. which improves under its administration,
is palatable. digestive and wholesome. ana while it is no
need be entertained of any liability under this course of
treatment to induce it.: 1t is a pleasant
ORDIAL quite agreeable to the taste. and as a lung re-
viytfyer and baisam Of health. At is distinguishing Itself AZ
WITHOUT precedent, and we trust will, ere long, claim for
itself general exclamation for its unrivalled efficacy.
For sale by the ,Propristress, Mrs. ECnIA RODRI.
STREETS. and principal Druggists.
PRICE SINdLE BOTTLR 81. 90.
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OTTO TO DELENQUENT. TAX ksAKEmS.
j. - Ct CFTT TREASURY OFFICE,
- 49, October 8, 1857.
tttAA EXECUTIONS WILL ISSUE ROM THIS OF
IL FOE on 2d inst. on all ,unuid returns forrISs7
due on Goth June last. IT s. rTHOMAs '
octopere City Treasurer,
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INVALUABLE. 1t In
creases h quantity
and improves the quail
ty of tho NJ X. 1t
has been proven by &c.
tual experiment to In.
crease the quantity OF
MILK and A NJ
twenty per cent, and
make the
firm and sweet. In fat.
tening cattle, 1t gives
them an appetite. soft
much faqter
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-22

BIRD BUYING Young Lady, Are. these
pure canaries p Bird dealer" Why. bless
you, Miss, raised 'em myself from canary
seed Young lady satisfied, and buys bird.
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sHERIFF's. SALE. ~"'
by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

- issued out of the District court in and for the
county OF Boise, upon Judgment rendered in said
court, wherein ". d. Vantine and g. w. Crafts
plaintiffs and The Golden Reef Mining Company
defendants for the of Yen Thousand and Ninety
eight and 94100 Dollars judgment and costs of suit
duly tested the Oath day of May, A. d. 1867, have
seized and taken in execution the following described
property towit: All the right, title, claim and inter
est the defendants had on the 18th day of Novem-
ber 1866 being the date of the levy of the attachment
in said cause, OF, in and to the following described
quartz veins lodes, situate in Boise county l. t.,
to-wit: 450l four hundred and fifty feet in Buffalo
c!aim [600l six hundred feet in the
first eastern extension of the Buffalo lOde 650l six
hundred and fifty feet in the J. /. Stephens-dscov-
cry claim; 1851 six hundred and fifty feet in the CHI
claim; 1851 eight hundred and fifty
feet In the Golden Reef-discovery claim all of which
are in Deer Greek Precinct, Summit District being
about five [5 miles from Idaho city: 500l five humid
red feet in Legal Tender 1ode situate about mile
from the Golden Reef Mining Company's mill on
Deer creek; 1901 two hundred and ninety feet in the
Banner lode, situate about one half mile above the
CobdGn Mining Company property; [400l four hum
dred feet in the Fourth of July ode in the third
tension east Also, one ten (10) stamp MILL consist
ing of battery of ten 10y stamps fifteen 5) horse
power engine and boiler together with all the
chnery and appurtenances thereto belonging, situate
on Deer creek in said county and Territory Also
building said mill used as am office. Public no.
tice is hereby given that on the
22d Day of June, A. d. 1867,
at II O'Clock, NJ, will sell in front of the court
house door, in Idaho City, at public auction for gold
coin or its equivalent in clean gold dust the above
described property to the highest bidder to satisfy
said Execution and all accruing COSTS
j. l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho city. May a, 1857. nova
The above sale is postponed by order Of plaintiffs
until Saturday, June 20, 1867.
j. i. ORUTCHER, Sheriff.
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SUMMONS.


COUNTY OF BOISE IS Cancelled sled ~
Moses H: Kempnerl In the District Court, for the
TeTSuS Territory of Idaho
Smith Larue Second Judicial District.
To A. LARUE, Defendant:
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
Il of the United States in the Territory of Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the office OF the Clerk of the District Court of the I'd
Judicial District of said Territory, in Idaho City,
county of Boise, the complaint of Moses Fl. Kemp
ner, plaintiff, demanding Judgment against you Tor
the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
damages) and for costs of suit and that unless you
appear and answer to said complaint within ten days
after the service hereof if served within Boise
y and within twenty days if served of said coun
ty but within said Judicial Districts and within forty
days if served out of said District Exclusive of the
day of service,) Judgment will be taken against you
by default for the of 49, 500 and costs of suit
In testimony whereof, I, w. B. Smith, Clerk Of
RSN said District court, have hereunto set my
skhSS hand and affixed the seal of said court. at
- Idaho City, this 1st day of June, A. 1867
W. B. SMITH, Clerk of District Court.
AINsLIE FooTE, Pltfs Attorneys. n9days 80.
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SIMMONS.

TfE da4SGR OF ED IDAHO Rev Stamp Soc
Ellen q. Bushal In the District Court for the
gerSuS Territory of Idaho,
Edward Bushall. Second Judicial District.
To EDWARD RUSHALL, Defendant:
N The NAME OF THE PEOPLE
4 of the United States in the Territory of Idaho:
You are hereby notified. that there is now on file in
the office OF the Clerk of the District Court of the I'd
Judicial District of said Territory, in Idaho City,
county OF Boise, the complaint of Ellen G. Bushai
plaintiff, demanding judgment that the bonds of
matrimony existing between herself and yourself be
dissolved upon the grounds of cruel and harsh treat
ment and that you have failed to provide her with
the common necessares of life, and for costs of suit
and that unless you appear and answer to said
complaint within ten days after the service hereof if
served within Boise county, and within twenty days
it served out of said county, but within said Judicial
Districts and within forty days if served out OF said
district exclusive of the day of servce default will
be taken against you, and the plaintiff viii apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
In testimony whereof, T. w. B. Smith, Clerk of
WSM said District Court, have hereunto set my
4 RESG hand and affixed the seal of said court at
==z~ Idaho City, this 4th day of June, A. D. 1867
n10w4 w. B. SMITH, Clerk District court
AINsIIE FooTE, Plaintiff s Attorneys.
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Seuli Heeklp a5prld.
RICHIE q.


wonder If the rich man thinks
His lordly meats and costly drinks
4 Make him more blest than 2 800
Reared in the lap of Fortune he
Inursed by poverty;
Yet all his wealth
Can't purchase health,
The greatest blessing meath the.sky.
He can look forth and view with pride
His grazing hOcks, in pastures wide
His fields of thriving grain
cannot call one acre mine
In all this vast domain
: But looks the scene
To him more green
More fair thar. lovely, smiling plain?
Or does the glorious sunlight fall gt
Brighter within his marble hall, ae $50.
Than in this cot of mine
Or does the moonlight beam more fair
The stars more brightly shine,
Or one more ray
OF falling day
Linger round his home, than mine 2 -
think whene'er view his fields,
And fertile land which ever yields,
The bending corn and wheat,
By labor can gain enough
For me and mine to eat;
And golden store
Can give no more
Than Just enough to wear and eat.
AS for the rest the titles, and
The ownership of all the land,
And goods do not prize
No one will need title soon
To aught beneath the skies
For all must yield
The fertile field
In few years to other eyes,
= Twill make no difference then who claims,
The soil in which we rest our frames,
Or who the titles keep.
We shall not care who tills the land. 4sseH
Or who the profits reap;
Nor shall we heed
Who owns the mead
Meath which we take our last long sleep.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-22

CATHoIcIsM-The CircIeville Democrat
says: The hoIdest man that signed the Deela-
ration Of Independence, was Charles Carroll,
of Carrollton, a Catholic; the most distinguish
ed foreigner that aided the colonies in their
struggle with Great Britain, was Lafayette, a
Catholic. The first European power that re-
Gognized the Independence of the United
States, was Catholic France, the best ex-
FOUNDER of the Constitution was Chief. Justice
fancy, Catholic.
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gegaI advertisement.
sHERfFFvs sALF.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
1 issued out of the District court IN and for the
county of Boise, upon a Judgment rendered IN said
The Golden Mining Company is defendant, for the
of Two Thousand Three Hundred Dollars, Judg-
ment and costs of suit duly tested the 18th day OF
May, A? D. 1851 have seized and taken in execution
the following described property, towit: Two frame
buildings, situate at the Golden MILL and known as
the Boarding House and Office buildings. Public no.
tice is hereby given that ON the
LIST Day of July, A. ID. 1867.
at 10 O'Clock NJ, viii sell, IN front Of the Court
House door in Idaho City, at Public Auction, for clean
gold dust the above described property, to the high
est bidder, to satisfy said execution and all accrung
costs. $50
j. /. GRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho city. June IL, A. D. 1867. n11w3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-06

A Coop REASON FOR REGIsT
The Rockingham Register calls attention TO
the fact that representation in the APP
preaching State Convention is to be based
upon the registered voters. It's therefore
important that every man should be regis
tered in order to secure to his county Its
fair proportion of the delegates. The ne
oiste,. estimates that Rockingham would
not be entitled to more than one delegate
in the convention, while she now has three
representatives in the Legislature. Au-
gusta would have two, Shenandoah one,
Rockbridgc one, Bath and Highland about
one half of one, Allegheny about the same,
Botetourt nearly one, sc. Districts will no
doubt be laid off, so that the excuses OF
registered voters over the apportionment
NAV be combined for the purpose OF
having as full a representation as possible.
Buckingham and Cumberland, now send
ing one delegate to the Legislature, would
he entitled to two members in the conven-
ton. Charlotte and Lunenburg, now
having one delegate, would have two in
the convention, sc. These views are
worthy of general consideration.
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Mr.. Wilson's Speech in Petersburg.

We publish this morning report OF the
speech made by Senator WILSON in Peters
burg night before last. 1t seems to us that
no one ought to object TO the SPIRIT OF his
remarks. His declaration that he believed
the South went to war in wicked "
cause is rather more candid than con-
siderate, yet we would not have him sup
press any of his real opinions. His candor
in this respect entities to greater weight his
averments that he does not desire that any
man in the South should be DISTINGUISHED;
that he hopes TO see all disabilities removed
even from our leaders in short time; ;
and that he has never lcgislatcd from
unworthy motives, nor because OF
conscious hostility 10 his southern bre-
thrcn. "Thc human heart is desperately
wicked: who can know 1t ~ we feel
more thoroughly convinced than ever when
We read such assertions, coming from one
whose whole course towards the southern
people has appeared to he governed rather
nv hatred Of the master than love OF the
slave. We are glad TO he undeceNeo III
this matter; and we know that there have
always existed in all ages OF the world
men whose views were thus utoplan and
neutrality-suspicious., in a word, who cut
everything to fit Procrustean bed, and
who 90 upon facts" facts" "iacts."
II is really amusing to be lectured by a
New Highlander upon any question OF
liberality, and Mr.. WILSON must excuse
us for having smiled when We read his very
serious advice to our people in regard to
their intolerance upon political questions.
There are doubtless contrary" men in
the national jury-box, but We doubt whe-
Their they hail from this section OF the
country. Read the speech for yourselves,
and see what you think of it.
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WANTED, by n lady, n SITUATION
w In trimming store. VII . has had experience
IN fancy articles and understands the millinery
business Apply at the DisIntch office.
U-iw
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TVr TrsT CASE IN THE SUPREME Court.
In the Supreme Court of the United
States yesterday, Judge SHARKEr. of Mis-
sissippi, asked leave to file bill enjoining
tho President and General ORD from pro-
ceeding to execute the Sherman law IN
Mississippi. The motion for leave Will
come up next Friday for argument. AS
Mr.. STANpERY is understood to have writ
ten the Presidents message vetoing the
Sherman bill, which message pronounces
the bill to be clearly and grossly unconsti-
tutional, we should think he would be able
TO make but q lame defence Of the law
itself should the case ever come up upon
its merits. As yet, the court has not even
granted leave to file the bill, and we don't
believe it ever will.