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The Ottawa free trader., 1867-02-23

SNTATE OF ILLINOIS, sUFaENE CoUHT within and for
- the Third Grand Division.
DanI Eaton AMI Ezekiel r. Hooper Plaintiffs in Errsr
Albert H. Sanders and Samuel T. Spauling Executors of
the last will and testament of Ellsworth H. HYDE de-
ceased d-ffuIaufs in Errgr
The Ottawa free trader., 1867-02-23

nY VIRTUE OF an order and decree of TIE County
Court La Sale county Illinois made on the peti
ton of the Undersigned administrator OF ire estate ct
Theodore ay deceased for leave 10 sell the real esa 10
said deceased made the June torn Of said oourtA
1866 and final decree having cen rendered upon said
appcnon at the December terU 1s6G, of said cSurt
l shall .jH dag Of fetJ7auy 1857, between tho
hour, Of 10 O'Clock A. ~ and o'clock p ". of sai day,
sell At public sae "a south door Of lie comfy court
house in ottawa, Illinois, the following described real
estate situate The county of La Sale and state Of ii-
nois to wit Lots four "a and FIVE (S) in block three (S)
in AIas1n's addition Ottawa: and lot two OF ouct nine
p in the Assessors subdivision Of ouots IN the south
west fractional quarter of section eleven (1), in town
In three l3 range three ( east Of the third pinei
nal ueridian-al in the said comfy and state.
The tsrins Of sale. CASH.
Deed or deeds will be made 10 the purchaser or pur-
chasers at time of sale. JACOB FRY,
Ottawa H. Jan r. 81. -tdn,iHiytrator 9joTesS.
The Ottawa free trader., 1867-02-23
Chicago AArrftisemsnts.
From COOK CoBURN d oo's Age,ql IS Dearborn
DR.. B!GELOW

e DR.. B!GELOW
-GNA- Is the only Physician, = Specialist
s4<k{9 in Chicago that be entirely relied up
| - K~8 Go 10 him, and not suffer tlat lOr-
| ~ ~ rible disease 10 remain in your system.
disfiguring your face and body, besides
| destroying your happiness and future
| prospects OF life. lie las made PRIVATE
\ %kE& DISEASES and NERVOUS DEBILITY
his study for the past twenty years. andis
VIA VIA ~ therefore the person whom all afflicted
should consult No heard of patient of his
being cured since he has been in this city His sreiton
has vouchers in all the city papers, his patients and the
medical profession both here and abroad being the
skilled specialist here, and thorough master of all
sexual diseases. If all others fail don't despair give him
u call IL is only occurrence with him TO
such cases Ills separate ladies and gentle
/ men. and the complete in the city.
Young Men, Take Particular NOtice-Do.tOr BigelOw
deyoes much Of his time to the treatment of those
caused by habit which ruins both body aud mind,
uniting unfortunate individual for either business
society. The sad effect of these early habits the
Of ripper years weaken and debilate the
tuition. destroy the physical and mental powers diminish
and eneeble the natural feelings, and exhaust the vital
energies of manhood; the pleasures o! life naIrei,
the object of marriage frustrated and existence Itself
deTed term of unCeasiu misery and regret Such per
especially those contemplating marriage should lose
time in making immediate application Dr.. by his
treatment is enabled Ia insure speedy and pcrma-
| nent cure
Consultation free and conf5cnal. Office No 1I9 South
Clark Street corner of Monroe half block from the Post
Office. Post Office Box 154 Chicago, Ill. Office hours
from a. ". 10 P. II.
Send for h- ~Guile to Health published monthly free
Of charge.
N B-LaIia sc5id for descriptive circular Of Pessare
Remedy the best preventive Of conception known. Scat
| to any address free of charge.
march 10 'GG-ly.
The Ottawa free trader., 1867-02-23

STATE or ILLINOIS. surau.z C-uE-. vl.li- aud for
= tie Third Grand Division.
Daniel Eat-4 aul Ezskei Il. Hooper Plaintiff. in i-r5r
The Ottawa free trader., 1867-02-23

WHEREAS tie said Daniel Eaton and Ezekiel r. Hooper
have sued out writ Of from said Susrer-e Court
Judgment obtained by said Albert D. Sander,
and Samuel T. Spauldng, Executors Of the last will and
testament of Ellsworth H. Hyde deceased against said
Daniel Eaton and Ezekiel r. Hooper in thu said Superior
Court :. Chicago which said writ of Error is pending
IN SAID Supreme Court; and whereas writ Of scirs fcias
has been duly issued herein retrnabls tho day of
the next term of said Supreme Court be holden at t
tawa In said state, ON the first Tuesday in April
next, according 10 law: and whereas also il ap-
pears, by affidavit file in the clerks Office Of
said supreme Court that ths said Albert d. sladers and
Samuel T. Spauldng nonresdons Of tho state OF I
no and without the reach of the of said Supre
Court:
Nor, therefore, you the said Albert b. Sanders and Sam
eul t. Spauding, the said defendants in whose
residence appears aforesaid hereby notified be
and appear before tho Justices said Supreme Court at
the next term OF said court, to be holden at Ottawa
in said state, on the fret Tuesday in April next,
hear the record and proceedings lrOug hit zto said
supreme Court on return of said writ of error
and the assigned If yam shall it, and further
dc and receive What said shall order la this
Dated this 18th day of January AID. 1867.
Miller. Van Arman Lewis. L. LELAND,
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs in Error
The Ottawa free trader., 1867-02-23

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of AN
y Alias Execution. issued out Cf the clerks Office
Of The County Court OF L. Sale county. and State
Illinois and directed, whereby am commanded to
make the oi certain Judgment recently obtain
el aims. James Nar-ten. in favor of Walter Todd Ira
Todd and George Ti-loie of the lands,
goods AMI chattcs Of the said James Mafs,en' have
levied on following property. 10 witt Lot four a. in
bloc six e. Walkers Addition to the Town OF 0tta-
wa in the county of la sale aud state of illinois; the
fu:c ACCORDING said command, / shall eXpsse for sale
public auction, all the right, title and interest Of the
above named james Marsten at the time said Judgment
obtained in and Ia the above described property
Saturday, the 2id day of February 1851, o'clock
the south door of the Court House in Ottawa, in
said Ii Sale county.
Dated at Ottawa, this % day of February. 1867.
WI. CULLEN
std Late Sheriff of La -alls County, III
The Ottawa free trader., 1867-02-23

kf-H q ~ ttftaF fJ-ffr ~ fsftgstlO.
NE-EEEs I'll" -.l Daniel Eaton ana Ez-A-l z. Wa.YeT
tsv se! vgit OF from said supreme Court to
reverse tG .eit obtained by sid DlrI1au I. Warren ia
his Til and AT ,r D Sanders ard samuel l. Sp3Hi-
dig ofrhe lat viii lHa Ellsworth
II. Hy1e. deceased against said Daniel Eaton and Ezekiel
4. Hooper, in the said superior Court % Chicago, which
i4 wrlr nj error j. u1w p,u=u- u said Supreme Court;
AMI Wryg> wit Of setrt y.-g La, been duly issued
herein retuu.L.e the first lay ai the next t.rIa
ut said supreme Court, {, Le h0Iseu NJ Ottawa in
said state tAe rr,t Tuesday in AVI -vxt, accord
ia o. law and whereas, also it appears, iy affidavit
file in the clerks office of said supreme Court, that the
said DaymaI T. Warren Albert L. Sanders an Samuel 7.
Spaullu Uge ucUreidcnts Of the state Of Illinois and
without the reach OF the process Of said Supreme Court:
Nor tr1orf, yru tA said hgrmau I. Warren, Albert
D. Sanders and SanUe. I. $ aulauz, the said defendants
in eITUr, whose u0u-re,j-nce appears aforesaid
hereby notified to be and appear before the Justices Of
said supreme Court, At the Ot sad Court,
u he holden ut Ottawa. in saii state the first
Tuesday in Aprl next, 10 h,ar the record and pro
ceeiiuss brought into s,d supreme Court of
sid writ Of error and the assignee IL you shall
fl, and further 10 do and receive what said Court shall
ordern this behalf
Dated th, 18TH day Of January Au. 1867.
Miller, Van ArIlsn Lewis, l. LELAND.
<fh.JrHsyS f0F I[Bs II EtJUr CTsyt.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

heavy ON HIM-The following appears in the
Virginia City. (Nevada) papers, signed By fifty Of
the principal Jewish mercantile firms of that city
We, the undersigned citizens of Storey county,
irrespective of political faith, feeling common
share Of Odium attach to US as Hebrews, fromsthe
recent action of A. H. Lissak, Ia member Of the
Legislature who voted for the re election of Sena.
tor Nye, under a bribel, in his base betrayal of
Hon. G. E. belong, in the late Senatorial contest,
beg leave through the medium of your columns to
proclaim to the world that, without single ex.
ception to orr knowledge, the Jewish residents of
Storey county repudiate him as man unworthy
ofsthe countenance or association of any gentle.
man. Jew or Christian. We sincerely regret that
the migrate anu traitor was of our religion or des
cent, and hereby publish him to our brethren all
over the world as one not fit 70 be trusted under
any circumstances. Believing as we do that trai.
tor is not fit man to represent us in the Legsla
ture OF this State we therefore request him to re-
sign. his seat. md "leaVe the country for the
country's good" u 91a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

CHICo 9AG4rN.--The Chico "Daily Mair'
has again distinguished itself. On Wednes-
day evening, by that blessed conveyance, we
received a big lot of California papers which
we should have been very much pleased with
had they reached us in reasonable time. But
this thing of getting San Francisco papers
of December 10Th inthe fore part of Feb
ruary. when they ought to come in nine days
at most, isn't interesting. Cant Congress
man Bidwell, who owns the ronte, get some
able-bodied man to take the mail in a wheel:
barrow? ta aj a& ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

Postal AeENT-Q. "A. Brooks is no " Pos.
tai Agent for Oregon, Washington and Idaho
Territories. From the Statesman Of Tuesday
we learn that be was at Boise City last week,
and started overland for Washington last
Sunday morning. We hope be- will try and
effect at least some of the many reforms
which are so much needed in the mail service
connected with Idaho. Most essential is the
establishment Of daily mailwith California
over the Cisco and Humboldt route, in place
of the present miserable, ever-failing, al
most worthless service over the Chico route.
Next, there should be a daily mail betw cen
this place and Boise City. and With the chief
camps in this Basin. There are other routes
which ought to have increased service, and
new routes areneeded in various portions Of
Idaho. It is the duty Of Mr. Brooks to at
tend to this matter, and the people expects
that he will. 70
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

A HORRIRLr MURDER. The Statesman of
Monday gives an account of a most 'revolting
murderwhichh occurred at Litelps ferry on
Boise river, near that city, last Sunday morn
ing. The facts appear to be that Ezekiel
Litell, brother of Wm. LiteIl, who owns the
ferry, murdered his father, Thomas Litell,
by chopping his head open with an axe, kill
ing him instantly The parricide was found
soon after on small island in the. river,
without hat or coat, and when taken to the
room in which the dead body Of his father
was lying on the floor just as he had been
been struck down, be seemed entirely I'M.
conscious of the deed, and refused TO CON
verse with any one about it. a He rs now.i
prison, awaiting trial. It's said he, is sub
ect to mental alterations. that be was taken
from the Oregon Insane Asylum last Sum
Ener, and came with his father to Boise City !;
Ind it is cOujectured that be was laboring
sudsr tean9Orarytinsanisg wRenIhe committed
bis most hotribTe murder Of bis ownl father.
Is charity 10 Hope that he WSs. gsdosa0 ZIP
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

III Why little man we could stick YOU in a
much smaller space than one of our old shoes
ears and all; f21 and one that would be more
cengenial to your tastes, too. Perhaps gou never
thought of that, little 'un!,-E Boise Statesman.
To which. we respond lst, You are right,
Reynolds; an ordinary canoe would be a
smaller place. I'd, Right again, Slim jim
we cannot imagine a place that would not
6'be more congenial to our tastes,' or smell.
Use the .balm of a thousand flowers" Big
Clumsy ;;--about barrel of it might answer
your purpose. Perhaps YoU never thought
Of THAT, big 'un. .,rs 81
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

In GRIEF AGAIN.-The Dalles MountaineeI
of Jan. 25thteIIs of the arrest in that city
on the 22d, of 'Gapt." Murphy, on charge
of passing bogus gold dust in house i'll
fame on Main street. After an examination
before Justice Galloway, Murphy was held
for trial at the April term of the Circuit
Court, and will remain in prison meanwhile,
The redoubtable Captain" after his escape
from the stage on his way from Boise City
here, without guard, 4 few weeks ago, made
tracks for Umatilla, and took stage passage
from the Payette. At Umatilla be was spot
ted by that indehtigable and very keen officer,
Sheriff Frank Maddox, who, with Sheriff
Ferguson of Wasco county, kept track of
him to the Dalles, where the Captain put his
foot in it, and can now repent in grief over
his crooked ways. 1 ~.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

SERIOUS BLUNDER.-We learn that the Act
passed by the late Legislature, organizing
the new county of Lemhi, Is not to be found
on file in the Office of the Secretary Of the
Territory, and consequently the law is inop-
erative. It is strange, and we cannot but
believe, very reprehensible blunder on the
part of some of the persons through whose
hands it passed for it seems the bill never
reached the Governor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

GEN. Crooks CAMPAIGN. This sturdy In.
dian fighter is rolling up successes as be
marches against the savage foe. The last
intelligence comes from his camp, near
STEMS Mountain, late last month, where he
had again hemmed in band of Indians,
charged upon and captured the whole band,
killing forty and taking twenty-seven prison.
ers, with all their effects. Acitizen who &C.
companied Gen. Crooks command, named
Hanson, whose brother edits the Clear Lake
(Cal.) Times, was killed in the attack, and
John Manning wounded. Allhonor to Gen.
Crock and his brave soldiers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09
LrnHr.-The Statesman OF last Monday

LEMHE.-The Statesman OF last Monday
gives some information of the Lemhi mines
which was extracted from letter written By
James Henity to friend, dated Leesburg
Jan. I'd. The writer has been engaged il
mining in Boise Basin. He speaks very Hat.
teringly of that new mining region, but ad-
mits that no big strikes have yet been made
The largest piece of gold found weighed
| Sic Is, and was obtained in the Bear Track
district, where the diggings are from seven tC
ten feet deep, with three feet of gravel. There
are eight districts in all Bear Track, Raft
Greek, Jumps, PetOt's, Idaho, Naples, and
two not mentioned. The gold is generally
coarse and assays from $l8 to $40 70 per
ounce. About four bits to the pan bad been
realized from one prospect hole, aud one
George Byron was making seven dollars
day with rocker From FIVE to sixty dol
lars day had been made in Naples district,
and across the divide from there had pros
pected we'll. There are in Leesburg six
stores, two butcher shops, and abont twenty
other bull lings, and hundred more going
up. The letter concludes thus: "There is a
large store and saloon at the river. Weather
pleasant; snow two feet deep. Flour SEA
per blurred beef II cents per pound bacon
so coffee co. sugar 60; beans SO; potatoes
20. Mining tools and clothing high. Some
very rich quartz has been struck, but nothing
much will be said or done about it before
spring." 1e9l
Another letter from Lemhi says "claims
have been opened and worked for about six
teen miles, some paying two ounces and many
more great deal less. There are now about.
$50 men wintering here, aud more coming
every day." The writer does not appear to-
think the diggings so coed as most reports
would make them. Times were little wild,
and a man named Waymire, formerly of
Placervile in this BASIN, known as pike"
had been shot at by one McNutt, formerly of
Idaho City. 1t is not stated how badly Way
mire was hurt, or that he was bit at all. The
shooting occurred about a feminine. The
snow was two and a half feet on the level,
and the storm still raging. "Ex- Sheriff Keen
an of Idaho is there, and some others from
he Basin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

It will be interesting to the editor of the WoRLr
to learn that his old friend Murphy, the captain,
has struck it" again. Statesman. AZ.
1t is very shabby in you, Reynolds to thus
throw off on YOUR "old friend" and CORES
pondent, in his time of trouble. That he was
not ours, You know; he was your cores
pondent, you "noticed" him fatteringly un-
til he got. in the clutches of the law, and
then he came back at you, not through the
WORLD, but IN the columns Of your other
friend of the Times. And, after all, we are
not aware that there is, morally, any reason
why you and the Captain should not be
the same old chums yet. lie is in; you are
out-this is about the only difference.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

SiNGULAR.-While all agree that this has
been the mildest winter ever experienced
here since the first discovery of the mines,
the reports from the East, the West, the South,
and on the Plains. say that it is the hardest
winter known for many years. Idaho is
specially favored in point of weather. We
have lots of snow, but overcoats are only
needed when travelling. Rarely does the
Thermometer range down to or below freezing
point during the day. @
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

The DIVISION QUESTION. Legislative
correspondent of the Walla Walla Statesman,
in late letter says: -s... aos3
The subject Of introducing memorial into the
Legislature asking for division of the Territory
is being canvassed. The friends of the measure
will not introduce it unless there are satisfactory
evidences given that it will pass-deeming that
its defeat would result injuriously to the PROPOSE
ton and that unless it could pass it would be bet
ter for the people Of Eastern Washington, Oregon
for the change. 49, @ As4 b
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

SURVEY. OF LANDs.-Late Washington papers
contain the following 4.
The Commissioner of the General Land Office
has issued instructions to Surveyor General Cartee
of Idaho Territory, informing him of the bounda-
ries the surveying district, and directing him to
establish the initial point of survey either
spicuous mountain or at a confluence Of streams.
Preference in surveys to be given where the lands
are required for immediate and actual settlement;
extend to the mining regions, to accommodate
early surveys of mineral lands. The lines of pub
lie lands containing coal shall be eonspicuOusly
noted, with lines intersecting them. Mcpherson to
be employed in surveying unless of practical pro.
fessional ability. ~ .a8a3as4 ID bs =
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

The ROADS BELow.-Mr. Loup, Wells
Fargo h Co.'s Messenger, came through from
Umatilla by stage of Wednesday evening.
tie reports the roads in good condition the
other side of and over the Blue mountains ;
also on this side all the way to the Express
Ranch, and as bad as he ever saw them from
there onto Boise City. The weather in Grand
Ronde Valley and west of the Blue noun
tains has been unusually mild all winter,
and not particle Of ice had yet appeared in
the Columbia river when Mr.. Loup left UNA
tilla. He came through to Boise City in SIX
days.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

FoR CoSeREss "A Convention of Gentiles
in Salt,Lake City have put in nomination for
Delegate to Congress in Utah Territory, Mr..
VIM. MGrorty, merchant of that city, and
formerly of Idaho City. OF course he has
no earthly show of an election. He has SIM
ply the glory Of seeing his name in print, up
Tor Congress-if there be any glory in that
The regular Norman candidate, Hooper,
present Delegate, will be undoubtedly elected.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

From CANYON CITY.-Aletter from Canyon
City, Grant county, Oregon, says the winter
! has been marvellously mild, that the mining
wheels and derrickS had suspended opera
tion only one day, chiefly from high wind;
live stock was fat, beef and butter cheaper
than ia sumner, and scarcely any snow or
ice there. -. -. IL. ls u -.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

MAKE IT So.-The dispatches say that SEN
ator Wade has introduced bill to remove
International Capital from Washington City
to some place nearer the centre of population
Doubtless Boston isthe place intended. New
England is the "New Nation,p and Boston
is the centre--the Hub--of New England
Fho dares say s'nay," to this?
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

FRoM NORTHERN IDAHO. We condense the
following items from the Lewiston Journal
of January Gath: 8s o3a aaAamo. +
Superintendent O'Neil has, qgreeably to in.
structions from Washington, surveyed new
reservation upon which to locate the Spo-
kanes, Occur d'Alenes and other Northern
Indians, which is.not within any lands needed
by the whites at present Gs S9
No ice has been put up for summer use yet,
none having frozen in that region.
The Expressman from Warren's Dggings
reports all atwork there, stripping, drifting,
or tunneling; two feet of snow, but no cold
weather. sM b m 3saa .ta 81
AT the Gnat Greek diggings eighteen men
were at work, averaging from So to SIS day.
No news from the Palouse mines.
Abouttwenty-fve men at work on the bars
of Salmon river, ten miles above its mouth
They expect to make $50 to $40 per day.
More snow there than elsewhere. a
JAS. Hayes, ESQ.,, of Lewiston, severely
wounded his left hand by the accidental dis
charge of derringer pistol.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

DISTRICT COURT.-The February term OF tie
District Court for Boise county, the Hon. John R.
Mcbride presiding, will commence next Monday.
There are about fifty civil cases docketed, and the
criminal calendar is light. The trial of Dunn for
the murder of Mckay, and that OF Kelly for the
manslaughter of Roach, will come off.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

BOISE FIouR. The first Touring mill in
Boise Valley has commenced operations.
The -four, made from wheat raised in that
Valley, is said to be agood article. The mill
is in Boise City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

PRRrTY Good Gov. Blasdell of Nevada,
has appointed David 3. Buell., who was his
competitor for the Gubernatoral chair, as
Commissioner for that State at the Worlds
Fair at Paris. Dave is thorough Democrat,
stands six feet four in his stockings, and is
not quite Chesterfield in etiquette. Some
wag, in speaking of the appointment, said
that "Blasdell appoints Commissioners just
as Chinaman buys boots" Those who
know that John always buys the biggest
boots for his money willappreclate the joke.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

sa From WALLA WALLA.---The Statesman of
Jan. 10th says the winter, has been exceed
ingly mild IA little, ice had formed along
the edges Of the little streams pear tawn; but
the warm sun soon melted it away. 81.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

DEAD.-Jim. Beckworth, notorious for his
life among the Indians on the Plains, lately
died in the Laramie country. He vas mu-
latto, and one of the greatest fctionists in
bis way that ever spun yarn. llr-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09

OMeara needs reccnstructing. We intend send,
ing our Shepherd after him. Times.
We hear Of person in town who had ten chick.
ems stolen from his coop last Saturday night. Did
your Shepherd send you after them