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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12
MASSACHUSETTS.
THE GOVERNORS COUNCIL.

Only one Democrat is chosen to Gov. Bull
locks Council for next year and he Peter Harvey Of the
old Webster Wing school Mr. WEIGH, chosen IN the Third
District over Mr. Rice the present Councillor just
good Republican as r. L. l. n, can be-
He Is the head Of the University printing house
of WEIGH Bigelow & Co at Cambridge, and positively
refused TO against Mr. Rice but his decnation was
fore made up as follows l. John S. Brayton OF Fall
River epJ IL. Charles Endieott OF Canton ReRl III
Of Boston DEM V. Rowland G.. Usher of Lynn lIepl
VI Thomas Talbot of Bierica, (RcpJ VII. Charles
Adams ir. OF North BrOOkfeld (RepJ VIII. Horato G
Knight OF Ea5thampton, tRcp)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12

Tho Prince and Princess of Russia were COM
noed 10 postpone their visit 70 England on account Of
he sudden ILLNESS Of the Princess
The Prince and Princess Christian have
taL nm their residence at Frogmoro Lodge forming the
~ fine Queens mother the Duchess OF Kent
Frosmore is only mile from Windsor Castle.
The Duke of Edinburgh had some good ele-
nbant sbootnc lately az Knysua South Afrcs On the
GtL tte Duke shot fine bull elephant the beast was
charging him. and spent hour afterward In making
Photographic stgdies of the Sumai'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12
SOVTH CAROLINA.

NOMINATION OF JUDGE CHASE IN CHARLESTON.
From Special Correspondent
CHARLESTON s. c., Nov. G. 1867.
The heads of the various Union Leagues met
this evening LibeyHa and took into consideration
the question as the Republican candidate for the next
Presidency When the vote put by the President OF
the state Council 70 whether Judge Chase OF Gen
Judge Chase The question has assumed importance
with the Republicans Of this city 10 such an extent iha
already large hall known a. the Chase Hall and
Reading -Hoou" has been fitted up. and appropr
atelv dedicated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12

In reference TO the death of George w. Ken
dali late editor OF The Hec- orleans Peayime CORE
spondent of The San Antonio Texas Herald says mr.
Kendall was apparently in the enjoyment OF his usual
robust health until within few days OF his death The
indspOsltiOn seemed slight at first but on the night or
sunday 20th he seized with violent congestve
chill, which proved fatal He expired calmly ana IN 1ul
pOsseagOn of his faculties at o'clock on Monday evening"
The of Octnher instant"
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Card

The North American Steamship Company having equipped slhen
specially adapted "a The trade have
ties 40 establish California via AspnWa and Panama
B,eripa lbeg fair profitable business this
Freight mreh lover rates than have heretofore
been ask from discriminating ara generous public such
ccra aud ponsge will make successful eneure Of
h...i. CHARtKs DANA, Nicc.Prcsdrat
No 81 Exchange place, SewYork, November H. 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12
THE TURF.
RACING At MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 1.-THE first meeting over
the Memphis Course well attended, full 1900 persons
being present The first for the Nursery purse
u $500 mile dash Seven entries made, five paying
forfeits. The race by Rcbeheu. Time, 1857
Tie for the Green stake OF 800 mile
meats Nine entries made, five paying fOrfes and
the race was by Minnie Letcher T1me 1922 and
1917
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Nh NHnella.v

Iv used machine for than eight and think have
had sgeer ever respect The sewing durable and
go. a. org As The machine simple aud easily
red that child r II with IL awAvS resd! Tor work u
never out orr never has % IS noi 9her machines DO These
"a H. auv other good qualities render the Wilcox Gibbs think
Ia sny other sewing mashnr for lly Ming given
$50 nstrri ssiis1etop-Mrs MILL Lakes "a Aas W97.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12
ARMY GAZETTE.

The loving named medical of Breve, D. Middleton
ce have beep from duty 10 assistant Surgeon Bevet Major
Department Washington and W Thompson Assistant surgeon
ordered 10 report 70 the Major W NJ Nelson
ing General aud Medical Director Of ant Surgeon
the District duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov 1.-THE Constitutional
Convention reeOnvenes here Tomorrow at noon.
caucus OF the Democratic members Is called at 10 m
tomorrow and is likely they will favor an immediate
flrrttu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12
NAVY GAZETTE.

Acting Nekerson John Puriy j. he's been de-
has sched temporary dsy
waiting orders f Assist nected with the NHmpanosg an
art Engineer the Pensacola Navy Yard
been detached from the Sleo, and Hlby Dec l.
waiting orders First Assistant En-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12
We have the Following Official returns from
MERCER COUNTY.
FSSES
CAMDEN

The following are the official mai0rites from Camden
County: Isaiah WoOstOn Dem.) County Collector, 7OJ
majority; John Hood DEM. for Assembly lst District
ISL majority James Wills Deml for Assembly lid Dis
trict majority; Chakley AlberSon tDen or Asseh-
bly,, Hid District, 200 majority.
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NETWORK.
THE VOTE ON CoION

THE VOTE ON COEONEho'
In our table of the figures on Cor0ners, pu0-
lished on the 7th inst the vote for Kernan Mozart was
given Flynn, and versa The latter Is eiccIeu
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-The whale ship
Active the Arctic Ocean, has arrived with go bbs
OF whale OIL 30 bbls. sperm, and 10000 h OF bone
The Vineyard and Bristol Bay the former with 2O bbs
OF whale oil and 5000 n of bone outside await
ing supplies after receiving which they will proceed on
a southern cruise.
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THE WEATHER.

RENAKS-Tbe Thermometer was Lowest early AZ Morning
az land objects could be hall
little cloudy AnernoonShgby cloudy tne
Eveung-Clear cosdy 10 On the h q January next
agniudc AdhArau the Constellation o.
the yade II deg Of the Pdes stars viii be ooento
In this the immersion takes At i3 ap
prorimaiely at 3 Duration Of oecuta,on hour
1uin
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OHIO
rnR oHIo sENAToRsHIP.

The race between Vallandigham and Judge
Thurman for Ben Wadc's seat becomes quite eHciing
Both claim 70 ahead but must wait long time Tor
ne
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
HEALTH OF NEw-oRLEANs.

HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 11.-NO deaths from
yellow fever were reported 20 the Board Of Health yes
ferday and there applications to the Howard
Association for relief
CHOLERA IN HAVANA.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 11.-Our ViceCOn-
sui General at Havana teegraphs 10 the State Depart
ent that cholera Is serious at that port and that the
officially declared number Of cases Is Oh the Increase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12

Then ex Mayor Mills ceremoniously gave Mr.. Mccall
bouquet made of cabbage stuffed with carrots and other
charming products of the vegetable kingdom Mr. Mills
said Ladies and gentemen-In all ages OF the world
heroes statesmen public benefactOrs have the
recipients OF some tribute to their worth and public sery
ices The friends OF the gentlemen who has contributed
so much TO our amusement and to worthy charitable
object have great labor 0nd expense sought out the
him to accept il as mark of their high esteem" MT
Mccall accepted the bouquet by saying " Ladies and gen
temen-I thankfully accept this beautiful selection OF
eeasOnale vegetables and trust that IN this pleasant
motives not mpugned. The whole az
fair has been made thus public, in order to benefit
Charitable institution in this city Having the wager
my next object to make 1t OF substantial benefit TO
some charitable object We have succeeded in dong So
and you viii therefore all accept my heartfelt thanks ior
this high appreciation OF our motives and professional
services" Long continued applause over 600 was
gained for the Children's Home.
DEMOCRATIC REJOICING IN JERSEY CITY
The Democracy of Jersey City, and from various
parts Of Hudson County demonstrated last night by the
firing of cannon, Examinations, and bonires and torch
light procession of the various Democratic Clubs
were borne In the procession Inc arcn occupied over
two hours and all along the route the sidewalks were
filed with people. The uminatl0ns were very general
and some Of them very beautiful particularly those OF
Mr. f. q. WOlbert the Chief Marshal; the Hon Hosea T.
Clark; Abraham s. Jewell. and OK Mayor Cleveland.
GRANT MEETING AT TRENTON.
TRENTON n j., Nov ia large meeting of
citizens in favor Of the nomination Of Gen Grant for
the next Presidency was held at Tayors Han III TINS
place this evening. Gov Ward and other leading men
of the State were present Thomas ]. Stryker esq,
President OF the Trenton Bank was called To the chair
VicePresdents and Secretaries were appointed from
each ward. Mr. H. Newton COnger then offered res0lu-
tons, in substance as follows First they nominate zen
Grant their candidate for President ana refer 10 Ills
services and his loyalty In the second Iesoon they
co0perated IL the third they recommend reduction OF
taxation on the producing and manufacturing
pendtures Mr. Joseph G. Potts, the Hon. A. u kllchie
and others addressed the meeting.
We have the following official returns from
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SpstiaI Notit,s.

Every day we have orders b. mail for MAGIC ASH siFr
ERs All who have used yet woOd do well try one no"
II is the most economical article to be found.
Office No. 25l Broadway, N.
Preamble and RESOLUTIONS Of tie ST. COLUMBIA Young Men
Roman Catholic T. CHARLES SPENCER The
undersigned Committee appointed by ST. Coumbas Mems NO
Of the feelings Of the members Of said body toward Mr. CHARLES s.
SPENCER, do and II 10 hereby
sorsd That members ofst Coumba Young Mems Roman
Catholic T. A. b. Society Of the City Of Newiork recognize In M
Charles Spencer the noble principles and unseh
and the friend Of temperance and mOry and
be II
Resolved That tender him through Committee
thanks magnificent gin OF the OF meeting
hall for Society expense from September the 18th u May
the LIST, 1868. bestowed by him And be Il further
ResOUed That for the donor and the high estimate
place upon through the public the best
method Of appreciation the Mr. Charles Spencer
benefits he assisted IN besoSng
the Temperance the constant OF the members OF th
Society," THOMAS HILL. Chairman,
THOMAS MCCABE,
RICHARD srICKLES Committee,
EDWARD HILL,
MICHAEL MADDEN President.
JouS HARDING Secretary.
Christian Conye Cergymen LAymen Of Evan
the New York under call OF the Young
Mems Christian Association will its sessions WBDNo
corner The Hon HENRY WILSON and HENRI
DURANT ESQ., Massachusetts, the Hon LAFAYETTE s. fOS
TER OF Connecticut M THANE MILLER Of Ohio Mr. 0BO H.
STUART Pennsylvania and Mr. d. L. MOODY Of Illinois are en-
continue through day evening and will be preceded BY prayer
meeting All who desire the promotion OF the cause OF ChrH W
the State afconatey aud urgently med
attend and take part
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MARRIED.


PATIRSOS-BLooRE-At the Presbyterian Church Watkins
n Y on THURSDAY Nov Z Rev r. Hove Mr. Oryle Pat
teson 10 Miss Susie Blpore, an Of Watkins
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LpHIA CATTLE MARKET

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHLADrPHA Nov -our Cattle market l. anl s,eers-salea
aGair m Ettra ale fair good; doc O Sheep
ureh,p sales 6O 4d5ic Hogs dull $3.50 head
g4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12
SUPPLEMENT-.

Twentieth Assembly District Union Repnppncan, A.
sochfion-ln pursuance Of the call Of the GENERA
meeting will De held az
gledens" ThdaVe between Hhynnth and sirnethss on
DAY EVENING. at O'Clock purpose OF electng D' W
the several Nominating Covep,iors Polls omen
ions r. FIaarEE sSee'y LAMBS w CULVER Prest
Twenty-first Assembly District Union Republican
Associaton pursuance Of the call Of Che General
special meeting viii be held Bulls Head Hotel corner OF
and One hundred andhdst 10 elect Delegates TO The eFera haha
JoHS NoEToS Seeretary ' W H. DE CAMP President
Tweniy-lrst Assembly District Union RePnbilicsn
AssOcuO Primary Election Association VIII De Iea az
Headqnartes One hundred aud Ibo ln
Tuesday EVENING for the purpose eeng Delegates 70 Tue
dominating Conventions call from the Union
General Committee. T. b. WAKEMAN, Vice President
g. b. TuSIsoN. Secretary.
At Meeting Of the Union Republican Association Of the Ah
Assembly District held HeadquaIters One hundred and
cor Third Monday nov n Mr. David H. Knapp Unanimously
nominated for reelection School Trustee Of the Twelfth Ward
q. b. TUSsON Sec. T. b. WAKRMAN, Vice President
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POLITICAL.
PRESIDENTIAL.
rENDLEToN AND OTHERS IN VIRGIN

PENDLETON AND OTHERS IN VIRGINIA.
The Lynchbarg VirginiGa, after quoting por-
aon Of our article George H. Pendleton, thus com
knents: -..- r.-"
$50 says the Philosopher Greeley, and he is shrewd
fpnd farsighted man. Greeley may be right and 10 wOuo
nO surprise US TO see PendetOu the Democratic standard
bearer in 1868. He would bear IL CALAMITY ana make
good President But there Others VINO have tneh
friends and partisans for the great Office Mcclellan
1ierce Seymour, johnson, and others are spoken OF
would afford pleasure accord our support 10 either
af these distinguished gentlemen any other good and
suitable man who pledged 20 resist the netarOus Rddi
Gals by every means in his power"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

81 ACQUITTED. lin the case of Jerry Fitzgerald mi
ner, indicted for creating nuisance in digging up
Main street. for mining purposes, the jury returned
verdict of not guilty. The case was one of much
public interest, as it really the test suit for
other cases pending, and was to settle matter Of
much importance to miners who own claims in the
city andto property holders whose premises are af
gfected by miners. Ainsle & Foote, Esqs., were
counsel for the mining party and very ably managed
their case. .arLs -. ID 8 ssaeaIsser I
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

g ANOTHER METEoR.-on Monday night, between 8
and 10 o'clock large, brilliant meteor shot out from
the heavens in the northwest and coursed towardst
southeast. In twinkling it separated into many
parts like the bursting of grand rocket and in a
little while all had disappeared II not SO large
the meteor on Wednesday night of last week,
but it scarcely less sublime and beautiful to the
ss,,iaw - ..s5a -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

TAX CoLLEcTIoN.-Frank B. Britten has paid into
the County Treasury the of about $4,000, col
lected for taxes during the month of July-the largest
sum paid into the Treasury of Boise county fol
. taxes in any one month. This shows as well the
growing wealth of the county as the assiduity O.
Collector Britten and his able Deputies. His Office
is conducted in thorough manner. y 80 49,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

laa New STAGE ADVANCEMENT advertisement in
this issue readers will see that new arrangement
has been made in the stage lines Of Idaho. The line
between this city and Boise City is now owned by
Mr.. Henry Greenhouse alone. Mr.. Greathouse is in
town, and informs that hereafter. from this day,
the fare win be only six dollars He has two fine
coaches on the way and intends to put on esh good
horses-six-horse and four-horse teans-oyer the
road 80 as to ride passengers every foot of the way
end not call upon them to walk up the steep grades
high hills. He intends to run the route in tip-top
staging STYLE and he viii do it. We hail the change
thus made, and the full line from here to the Column
ba river win be better patronized in future by our
people than it was under the old Company.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

GnEENHAcKs Andrews & Co.. on Wall street next
to Masonic Hall, have greenbscks for sale. -
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y
sTRIPPING MAcHINE.-The apparatus for stripping
mining claims, (which NJ. 4. Brady advertises him
self as the inventor was rugged up in front Of Z. NJ
Cohn's and Vantine & Co. IS stores on Main street.
last Sunday, and remains there still. 1t has not yet
been practically tested but the general impression
among miners is unfavorable to the machine. It
consists of large central "crab" or upright wind
lass, which is to be turned by the application of
horse, water or steam power. The hawser from this
passes around two other smaller upright windasses
placed at equal distance each side of the main
windlass and each end of the rope is made fast to
long low dirt car, with sides hinged at the top
to let the earth dump from the floor Of the is
tipped either to the right or the left. The car is
placed gear which rocks lengthwise and it runs
upon small low car wheels, which require railway
track to be laid for them As the main wndass turns
the full ascends and the empty is returned to
the stripping ground where the miners fill it by or
binary shoyeling process. fair trial has not been
given Mr.. Brady's model where itstands but we con-
fess that it is difficult to just where the claimed
laborsaving operation Of the machine the pres
ent hand-barrow process, comes in.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07
NOTICE no PATRONS,

I We have contracted with Mr. D. McGREw to deliver
sne Weekly IDAHO WoRID to Ill of our subscrib-
erz who wish the paper left at their residences or
places Of business in this city, Moorestown Buena
vista Bar and vicinity and he is authorized to collect
and reception the The terms are per three
months, IN advance as has
rs .a5g dsie ss,s.9 l. II. BOWMAN s Co..
Idaho City. June %, 1867 IS t
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THE. 6s1oH LEDon.-From2 Mr. VIM Lynch and
Others of Placervile we learn that the newly dis
covered ledge Of rotten quartz the Pioneer ledge
continues to pay extravaganty rich all the way along
the 800 feet of stripped surface. ses m zasss sgs
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

TURNER BALL. Don't forget to attend the grand
opening ball at Turner's Warm Springs new Pavilion,
this evening. Everybody nearly is going Dryde
Mccntock win run his carriages there and back all
the evening. - esf73 80 esesz 80 As ssslsaz so
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

New MINING MAcHnE.-We saw in front of John
Harrington S saloon. on Main street. few days ago.
the miniature model of amachine which, we were
told, was invented by miner named Emerson, who
works thi@ city, and is calculated to effect p
change in the process of ground sluicirg The prn-
cple may be thus described The sluice boxes lead
to an endless revolving chain to which strong metal
seooping cups fastened, similar in kind to the
elevators in Touring mill, which take the refuse
dirt and deposit it in sharp slopng great suice box
which is rugged to move from side to side so as to
equalize the dumping heaps. Chinese wheel drives
the endless chain shaft and the water from the wheel
is thrown back as its force is used into the suice
boxes, thus efecting economy in water. We heard
some miners who had given the model close exam
idation express rather favorable opinions of it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

AssEssMESgs The Board of Equalization for Boise
county meet at the Court House Monday next to
aexamine the Assessment rolls and take cognizance
of petitions for correction therein. AS Monday win
.be the day election. it likely that the Board win
adjourn over to the succeeding day. ss'' ss ss
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

the Atkins Bros Drug Store Wall street. and now
conducts the business He has fresh articles in his
.line sells cheap, and personally puts up prescrip
TONS. Give him CALL Boys. isHa bsgfaass ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

Greenbacks sold for Gold Dust at the Banking
House of En23tfl B. NJ. DURELL Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

their face for GOLD DUST at SIG per ounce, at the
Banking House Of [n2Stfl B. M DUREhL Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07
Special Naticss.

Gold Coin paid for GOLD DUST At the Banking
House Of [n2stflA B. NJ. DuFELL & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07
Notice.

Notice.
ALL PERSONS. INDEBTED TO
IA W. E. Rowe, Parker q Jewell, Jewell & Tharp,
or E. s. Jewell viii please come forward and settle
up at once. Notice is hereby given that all bills not
settled on before the S1st Of August ensuing wiz
be placed in the hands of Attorney for collection
IN sAaA f. s. JEWELL.
Idaho city July a. 1867 -n2stf So &FIal
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on A v1srT.-Judge Rosborough left last Sunday
morning for brief visit to isod Stamping ground,
= IN Yreka, California to be absent few weeks. A
=, JsNeasant Journey, with good fortune aud sound
health, and welcome backto him. aisa DsAsa9
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

so THE WEATHER. 1.-The intensely hot weather. contin-
asIes-witI the thermometer marking from 100 to 107
degrees during midday but the nights are reTiyT
irsF cool splendid for good rest and sound sleep
4sAss@z1..jk- = 80 - ss-ss~@
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City and County.

Idaho City. june o. 1867.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

ENTSs AND BOYS asse
III Suits clothesy at reduced rates, for sale by
In22I r zf4s VANT1NE 3 co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

Currency Exchange on all the principal
Eastern cities can be purchased at asrs8 srrss4
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

First National Bank, Boise City, /. T..
AGENTS b. NJ DnRell Co., Idaho City, /. T.
DuRell & Moore, Silver City, l. T. 22-tf
, 1867-10-15
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