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New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

THE tribune CAMPAIGN SHEET No. is for
sale at our counter this morning. 1t contains
the able address of the Hon. John Jay, Prcsi-
dent of the New-York Union League, at Ka-
tonah, n. Y. and the Public Speeches, Let
tcrs, and Conversations of Gen. Grant. The
latter show the eminent fitness of Gen. Grant
for the Presidency of the United States and
are especially valuable at this time The price
of single COPY Of this sheet is two cents.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-24

LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER.
II IssrASTLr
Cisehs fss bus and svs hind OF Insect rsrrln killed
b. tSs r,rsbs powder 1t is 5ot poouos bu' certain to Go '
r0fi A single % cent assk has otsn
KILLED PACK % CoCrEoAcRzL
III powder also very thing In the world TO pat Furf
c,s. and White. Cloihug &C. Ht drv. AoitI
Rs .a cs ee LyopG the original and only true Insect Destroy
Ig Po-d. Beware Of limitations Sc, signature Of Lyon o. the
T.. Dsno No Psrk New
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
Established 1929.



As the approach Of Spring Is in
dicatcd by the appearance Of the
feathered songstcrs. 30 are the
Presidential campaigns heralied
by par izsn songs. The follswiug is
the first Of this year
Hurrsh for OLD apponsltoz Iiurrah for Cen.
+ eraI Grant, ..
with him We whipped the rebsls, ard 4 song
for hltn We chant.
we'ilral:y round his battle Gag, the Gag Of Gu
ion true,
Aud drive the Rebel Gray again b<fors the Loy-
al Blue.
o. he knows the Boys IN Blue. yes he know,
ib~ Boys In Huc.
And with ballots IA with bullets be will find
them r1rrtrus;
And he Grsybanksss The copperhcads will
learn the truth anew,
Thht our Yankee Iads will ne'er forget the wear.
Ibg oftlie Blue.
They mar weep for s;onrwaii JRckson, and Of
Lee they still.mny vauni,
While We shout for Old AppomAt.ox, and vote
for General Grant;
They mry s!mrA;hiIe with DsviG and uphold
his beaten crew.
Bot no Rebel Gray shall ever stay the loyal
Boysin Blue.
OF wo,rust the Poys In Bluci Oh We know
the Boys in Biuoi
And they'i never c pch, nor give an inch while
Workthsy have 10;
60. bring on your ReteI Gray sgSin, and give rs
but view.
And we'll show you tina. We don't forget the
wearing o;ihe Blue!
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27

were 6led during the year l,44I
'potilio.'sfor divorce; 264 were dis.
missed, and 22O are still pending.
VIOLENT AND UNNATCRL DEATHS.
There we're 7l5 violent and
unnatdral deaths during the year:
l07 were homicides. 81 suicides,
aud 525 casualties. This is lar
ger number than has ever been re
turned before in one year, but is
owing 10 the fact that more reliable
returns have been made.
CRIMES. There were 5,263 per.
sons prosecuted during tho year
Ouding July lst, 1867; 6 we're hung,
444 were imprisoned in the peniten-
tiary, $50 were imprisoned, / ,483
were 6ned, 323 acquitted, l,734
were released by nolte prosegui, All
were not arrested, lis escaped, and
1903 are still pending. Tho nun.
ber Of crimes probably committed
under the influence Of liquor was
579. The number of cases where
defendants counsel were paid by
the county were 399. The average
allowance for each case was S28 03
The number of indictments found
was less than in 1866. Of the
indictments for crimes against the
person, 43 were for murder in the
first degree, 36 for murder in tho
second degree. 81 for maDslaughrer,
80 for rape, and ll8 for assault with
intent to kill. There were 9 indict
mcnts for arson, Is for robbery,
lab for burglary and house break
ing, 2lO for grand larceny,
1876 for pitt larceny, and 81
for horse stealing. There were
9l7 prosecutions for offenses against
the liquor law, and &C for gambling
The amount expended in the pros.
ecution OF offenders was slll,760.
The amount of fines assessed in
criminal cascs was S49.056, and
the amount collected s25, ,467.
Civil SuTTs.--Tho number oI
civil suits disposed of was l2,2l6,
and the total amount of money ad
Judged due S5,2GS, ,238. Average
amount of each judgment s43l.
New STRUCTUREs.-Tho number
Of dwellings, hotels, &c, erected
was 12259, worth $7,83o,727; OF
barns and stables 1888, worth
S663.278; of mills and factories 322
worth s6S7. .7G0, and Of stores, ware.
houses. &C., 382, worth s575.298.-
Total 1881, worth S9,766, ,O6O.--
The number of new structures built
in Cuyahoga county within the
last three years was 8, $3.50, in Ham
ilion 2.7SS, in Lucas l ,l30, in Mont.
gomery 1897, and in Franklin l..
COG. .na at .0.rlH ...
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
The Presidential Stake.

A correspondent from New Lon
don, Conn, makes the following
additional entry 10 the great Pres
idential stakes to come eff on the
National Course oh tho 4th of No.
vember, 1868:
~. S. Grant, b. h. aged, dam
Victory, sired by West Point; rid.
den By F. B. Washburne; colors,
red, white and blue, with black
hoop.
ANDY Johnson, br. g., by Blow
Hard, he by White Trash, ho by
Botch, dam Slang Whang, by False
Stitch, by Old Rye; ridden by Jer-
ry Black; colors, confederate gray
with illusion sleeves aud crimson
cape"
Entries TO close on 10th May
next Wilkes Spirit Of the Times.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27

1t was early in the afternoon
when he laid down; about dusk
when he was reused to q state OF
semi consciousness by as be sup.
posed, tho angels Tapping their
wings in his face. AS reason
began to resume her sway, he found
himself surrounded by flock Of
buzzards, who had already made
frequent dives fora morsel, OF as
they thought, their legitimate prey.
"Brcthree," says he, chic
raised up-kic--and threw out my
-hic-hands to the buzzards and
/ said-hic-"go way, buzzards,
you're leetle premature. / ain't
dead yet"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
THE FISHES OF ALASKA.
rISSr raEAsuRrs OF orR NEW POssrssroxs
tSitka Corner of the New York Tribune1
THE HOME OF THE COD.

lSitka corner oil the New York Tribune.l
THE HOME OF THE COD.
Now England has hitherto had
the almost exclusive control of the
fishing interests of The country.
Every Massachusetts man knows
well that it is source of income OF
no small Importance. Prior to the
settlement of California, the New
Bedford whalemen had discovered
that the waters of tho Northern
Pacitic-and especially that the
vicinity of the Aleutian or Western
Islands of Alaska were The habitat
the tavorite homo OF the gcnu.
inc cod, eQuaIing in size, flavor,
and abundance the far, famed New
foundland species of this fish. In
truth, the two arc so nearly iden
tical in taste that the Nantucket
sailors-the best judges claim that
they cannot be distinguished,
For several seasons thero has
been an increasing number of yes
sells of San Francisco and Vancou
yer visiting the coast of Onnalas-
ka and the adjacent islands, where
there is series Of banks, from $50
to 400 feet in depth, swarming with
what Hawthorne calls "the sturdy,
awkward fish which never deludes
the angler" Their success has
only been partial, for the Russians
have never allowed any foreign YES
sells to land and cure fish on the
coast. The season for drying them
is from April TO the middle Of Oc-
tober. Now that the seafaring
men of this coast havo opened to
them tho needed facilities on shore
for drying and packing, the bust.
ness will become remunerative and
stable. The market tor dried fish
at the East has always been cer-
tain. When developed it cannot
be less so on the Pacific. Com,
pared with mining, it affords a tar
more certain and trustworthy pro-
fit.
Nor are the waters nbounding
with the cod limited TO the region
of On nalaska, seven hundred miles
further wost, at Attoo-the most
remote of our newly purchased
is..ands-Capt. Kentzell. as well
as all Russian authorities, reports
the cod as readily caught as upon
any part of the coast The fishing
ground is unlimited, and while
this field of productive industry
has cot the excitement and rapid
growth which sometimes attends the
development of the mining wealth
Of country, yet it is free from the
ruinous reverses which go Uiten
overwhelm the latter. Tho wide
net. work of channel, sounds, and
straits which surround the Sitka
or eastern groups Of islands are
singularly enoagh destitute of cod
but their absence is fully compen
sated for by the great abundance
of salmon and ha!ibut, Of which
these waters are extremely pro
life. ...t....
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27

Mr.. Burlingame gets salary of
s55. 900, in gold, year, from the
Chinese Government, under his
now appointment as Minister 10
America, England, and France,
Ho has suit Of thirty Chinese of.
llcials, who have already. started
for this country,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
whitley, BROTHERS,

lEALERs IN HARpwA RE, CON PRlslNG
X DNcchanicss Tools ,Sadd lersf Goods. Under
Nker's Trimmi hgs, Carnage Makers Stock,
Cutlery of all descriptions, Agricultural I'm
plements. &C., &c!, blNhoH BLOCK, MAN street,
second door from Columbus street corner,
Lancaster, Uniosf n - feb. q, BS-ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
Farm for Sale.

TEyHERE will be offered at private sale the
/ farm Of Henry DrenneInan dec, situate "a
miles southeast OF Bremen, Fairfield CouAIy,
Oh,o, consisting OF 24O acres OF lana, ~
40 the prodnctlon Of grass and corn, the, BAL
ance Of the tract being good upland, well wa
te re with never.G,ling springs; about leo acres
cleared. balance we'll timbered. There are two
good frame dive ling houses, a good stable, and
large frame harm, with other convenient out
buildnes. Also plenty Of grated fruit, grape
vines, &c. For terms &c call upon or address
II. d. BRENNEMAN, Agt.,
or rrls Bremen, Fairfield Co., Ohio.
Dec. 20, 1897 3naa
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
TUE SALMON.

There are four distinct species Of
the salmon, the most numerous Of
which havo the plumpness, small
head and red flesh Of the genuine
"Kennebec, 80 mach priced by the
gourmands of Boston and New
York. Al the dam of the artificial
ice pond. at the head Of Redutsky
Lake, 1000 barrels can be caught
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
II. IL. RILLINEHURST,

A GENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
"A AND HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES,
Machine Findings-Sheet Music aud lnstruc.
sion Books; all the latest Newspapers and Pc
rlodlcals from the East and the West.
-Four doors West Of the Hooking Valley Ma
tional Bank, Lancaster, Ohio. feb. q, 'JS--ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
III. A. GEBELEIN,

Grocer, and De aler In PrOvisiOJIs,
NIisruits, Confectionery, Nuts, Raisfns, Figs,
Citron, Sauces. Pickles; rCatnwba and other
Native Wines, Importer ot Rhine Wine and
other pure Foreign Wines. Duran's Bottle
Ale. stoe k Ale, Cincinnati Lager Beer, &C., sc.
Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, one door East
of Hooking Valley National Bank.
a Feb, q, 1sgS--ly ~. t-t4 AN,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
sTROPEL 3 EyERsoLE,

MEanufactuTers OF and Dealers In
.lVl Furliiure and Cabinet We're Of Al kinds.
Hcarse, and all kinds Of Undertaking Goods
furns he'd at reasonable rates.
Shop end Ware Rooms two doors East of
Hooking Valley National Bank, Nam street,
Lancaster, Ohio, fob. 27, l5jS--ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
IOIrN WORN q SON.

NHanufacturers OF Tin, Copper ana
tFa Shect.Iron Ware, md heaier in Stoves,
Cirales. Sugar. Kettles, Kitchen and House.
No North side Main street. Lancaster, ohio,
Kaufman Building, one door West of wide
stairway. feb. q, lsOS-Iy
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
i. MI. CREED.

N EALER AT WHoLEsALEAND RETAIL,
in Staple and Fancy GrocorIes, Canned
floods, To6accSs, Cigars, Provisions, native
and foreign Wines, Confectionery, Toys, &c.
MAN street, Lancaster. ohio, opposite Hook
dng Valley National Bank.
All kinds ofCountry Produce Wanted Goods
delivered, &c. Feb. ", '6s-ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
GEORGE BORNMEINI,

NJ AhsgeIF FQ~~-1. DEALRR IN iH3A t
rDead ~ m ado Ciothin &, Gents' Fur
HN, NESH ING GOODS, HATS CAPS, DC.
6kaeifer block ,one door west OF Beok's Drug
ethre, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
Feb. gTth, 1s0e-iy
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27

"Mrs. Jenkins said a little
neighbor girl TO that lady, "moth.
or says you'll obleege her with .
stick of fire wood, fill this oruet
with vinegar, put little dab Of
soft soap in this pan, and please
not let your old turkey roost on
our fence no more"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
MOSES levy.

HNerchant Tailor and Dealer In
M laeadysp1nd de- Clothing aud Gents
'fHfnisking Goods. Sheffef'sBlock, four doors
West of Public Square, Nam street, Lancaster,
Ohio. feb. ~, '6S-ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27

Tho GAINESVILLE Courier says:
"Gov. Tod is prominently named
fer one Of tho Union Senatorial
electors. A very good sslsetion."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
no. SMITIT.

NtrOcer and ConfsctLOuer, Tall
NJ madge Flock, Main street, Lancaster. o.,
two doors West Of Hotel Entrance Oysters
and the various popular Refreshments In their
senson- s- yaf.t.lt,
Cakes, Ice Cream, &C.. furnished parties and
families 10 order. feb. II, lS6S-ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27

Ex Confederate General Forrest
has fled a petition Of bankruptcy
in Memphis.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
A. RRENNEmAN.

DOOlseller and stationer, NJ ain
HS street, LANCASTER, Ohio, one door West Of
Tallmadge Hon, Entrance. School Books,
Blanl, Books, Miscellaneous Books, Pictures,
Gold Pens, Envelopes, Inks, States, and sta
tonery of al kinds. feb. ~, 'GS-ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-02-27
HENRY B. HUNTER, A'gt,

RTanufacturcr md Wholesale and
lvIs Retmi Dealer IN ClgTs, Tobacco, Pines,
&c- Nc rth side Main street, Lancastor, Ohio,
one door West OF FIRST National Bank.
Feb. ~, '6S--lY ettN N.t.Il
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

LUca EXTRAORDINARILY The Plymouth
Mass Memorial vouches for the fol
wing tough story:
\ wood-chopper, splitting logs the
q ,hcr day on tho edge Of Grass Pond,
atartcd u wedge into a green log. On
striking heavy blow with the maui
he wedge sprang out, few through
tic air, and striking in the pond, killed
:. pickercl weighing over four pounds
"'he strangest part is yet to come.
while probing in the mud with fork
"A stick for his wedge, he stuck in the
left of tie stick hard substance,
,>hich, on being carefully raised to the
suface, proved 10 be fine gold watch,
.ost at the pond by party of fisher
men four years ago The case being
Waterproof, the watch was as good as
,.cx. but it will probably need cleaning
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECCTIlt'
ID iSsSs ed on: Of the Distric. Court Z mir:
essasy Of Boise. upon Judgment reaigSnK
coar1. wherein NJ II. Goodwin 10 plziEl ND
athan Jackson and 0. Hun4son are daaHai !
the sum Of Fire Hundred and Fify-1w nd u
Dollars. Judgment and COSTS Of suit duy iaaAs
21tA day oi July. A. ID. ls6s, bare seized as =
IN execution the following described propdrg M
Ftrxs-swenty-exe fee: undivided q ~ Ms
hraosd Ia ;hTem gaxartx claims. i.acsaa:ng a =
ery claim ca Tire Mammoth lesd At sanasa
~lach were appropriated and reeora@ ? Y
King aud John flamnsGzn abcui tae Ii ss u
;ens Der. lssa. seooa1--zlso one-szta Eadian
the eigh;-stAEap steam mil srec.ca 2! sat -
Jzcfkur. and others, at Summit fisi nsfa ~
Guiding the mill building. machinery aha In
ard ali the estate. interest and clam Saa l =
PENDANTS Jackson AID o. Raln2san bal o. =
DAY II February. 1865: Pubic notice y a'''F I
TIA. on the ,s.s
18th Day Of August. IL D. ''"s
~ II O'Clock. NJ. / VIII sell IN traai =
Aoase door, in Idaho City. ii pcoAe aac.@.
he above described property to the a.
90 satisfy said execution and y! aseIs ..,s a.
Idaho city. July "a, IsssuaiWs
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15
ztsal gptists
RY VIRTUE on a,ie

Dand decree Of sorec,o. q JODn,,.
county Of Bois Oa' o. the Dishiss t W. ~ n
court whersin se, upon = iudemsos b MI n
Johnsthan Ia. aaoses u. Goodr;, fsndaa
Harris. - Pol 800, George NJ 81 Y phn'ss I
sum OF "a 0oo ,.s Joshua Sauder. " I
the aTtbsdsr y1ngment and costs y daass
manded to ali =, saiy: a. .. 1853, X spis TAI,
Wit. cer.s,,. sen .ne Following dess.s,s lieh Ia
lodes and =. '. ana estate. g Ropss
Nat in ss;a 'so qnsriz mills. al y tAis VI
nart;cri.r a boise county. rsssaaee ~
the onsN ny, speeined and descs;lo7
clsims ~ ono undivided interest y ips
clsins n ~ ~ ieet each, includinam tlsss
Gated anr vn we lesd known 40 the ny he a.
Anenst lad and recorded On \, Isiss
$3.50 aooS. by James Kine al Sn ", las "a
~ snn = nsndred and seyentv rs ! soaa R,ss
e.. -" Ise, embraced in the th,ssa Y, isssn
sna. incinding the discovery ~ = 'sialns
:. w A TN .ne "Msnnsth. !" leeatsa as upa "
To- s.'a hIng ana Ilannigan on 81 NC ags.
n,,s.. u-lne one-hak nnS;lM RDtsS
1 ~, ciAiins OF 700 feet each frc,- ,ded MI
sry claims upon the Specimen ! . oSa
paopriAsed ~ said King and Plss nessai ~
sep'emoer. 1853. and ali ann, r.Ialnlsa NM
tne one-haR undivided OF it, . saases ~
4ear y miA. near said King lode 81, e;lgghsstaav
nAiutes and Aspurtenaaess ths, I'm neaasss M
one-hAa undivided of the water NV. NH
Iofs crested by said Jackson 10 , aanfn AaLss
sia,inr' situated on the waters ~ - one Ia N
se,ner WIN the machinery. 6Ytnraa ad ea
and rights, and other appsrtena na ssu n
interest and estate which tho s.ss taaaA /;
o~hea Ia said undivided portions - saaesfsaks
siAe Aisl day OF September, 1885 AMI ~ lf9aS
may have since acquired thersir. ~ Z y sad
hereby given that La aeeerdaDee ~ ssoa " at
ments OF said order Of sale On thu "A iA Nj
10th Day Of August, A. n. -.
II i2 O'Clock. n, win se,l 4,
house door in Idaho City. at nuhi;a I'M y. u h d
the above described property, Ia ~ Aa l7s ID
10 satisfy said order OF sale and IN 4. algntt
D. !. CRUTCHER ~ :
Idaho city. July Is. 1868. a2sw3 'ifaa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

Two gavsa women have been brought
lefore an English Police Court and fined
for eadeavoring TO settle. by " prize
eight befvre a. crowd, whose sweetheart
atcertain young man should be.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15
glneriT's sac.

10y VIRTUE OF A J J, aass /
ID and a decree Of foreeiosaa,s. .,ric. ca. !.
order nf sale issued out Of ta ar of lasAa
for .he counsy ol Boise. Isi' 'ssnrl shasr ~
.,,a~,,.n. rendered in said osc ~, VI
T'Sna.is II nlaintiff and jam r Ss Hussr
sas $500. 80 49,, - Two Thousand .s ~ "
Tor 'ae s sa an, ~ a.. 100 Dollars taa .',s
suit siuly tested the !ssa -. vi the follessss
which am commandea !" .sysain 1T rs So
ed property. tc-wis: Ina' Az !, ine NOT M
- - rr-n,,rs situate commencing s.,,srt, IL v,
.,.,s.-s..s,Jon al wall and NAH me, So eaaaaA
,nss 20 Rosa. Idaho Terriso's: 'front.' -
ecsn'ym $500 49, If thirty feet = xrs ass
aid Main street, and pela - vestfsls $50
and extending thefec % sA,.aaed % p sstF
thirty Ave feel. and bang ,s,,sA d O., ~ IN
,a,ars,nes occupied by J.. hs.N md aee.aI q
r. a.n rranrsscc CHOP hoa, "a souiA 9
s 80 81 M.,r ssrnel and npon ~ aa,en!sss 90
s ssaa 1. .ns anon The west " IA ercctf! s si
street anu ne IL a bakery no '.,asnis . I.
with al buiidlnss ana ,sr nc.iss y
dsy Of July, lsss; fu'e -
THAI on ths -. A. D.
:. IA o,olsel. NJ. ! val a. ssn !. paDlss ~ Il
uon.e dOor In Idaho o..,opsrs ~
,a.s ~ above described y u ssls 30 M "
I.adcr. 70 sssisfy said eTo1I eHeIch,
ccasn. "a ,sesn9Sws <nsK
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 JcpG y
Id Of foreclosure of mechanics l'ea . ~ .
The District Court. in and for me - - .
Terrssory Of Idaho. upon decTee t s ~ b.
court. wherein John Goodman, + s.sFS
Tomrtins. James 6iiiett. S heIe' =, ~
Childs are plaintiffs end inserse .r s,Isars.s
Is defendant, for the sum Of We is assrs. &
Hundred and one and 6s-le no,lA, =. y jcs
cassr q SUIT, duly tested the ss1a =" ..,,,r ~
lsss hy which commanded to sell e Sr,ssa d
proper;y. via: That certain sri n = . ss
nerth. ives, corner o! Main and = srop In
CIV. polse county. Idaho TerFasa I, sDt asF
one and one.baif feet On Nan sue ~, : oasF
feed on wall street. commonly kI0 "a i tsS
nsr tnse.Aer with The ercand On VIM aai1 bis;
ss,mate' or saeh in;eres: a. the sa'1 .asrlt Ss .
anih aav Of June. 1857. or saVstsee
ps.l,sc notice Is hereby eivea VoA' "a;
asd Day Of aasa't' 4. D. ., ~
e,sl,es A. win sell IN fron .,,ea' .s ~
,ear IN idaho c.ty. Al pubic s, M lsisses "
above described propeT 70 !, M sosrangS =
p..sa idaho City. Is,ly r. is'S-n..
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

&MArcH RyyssuE. The amount of rev.
enue derived by the Government from
friction matches Is more than three mill
ions OF dollars - Sc ettf#'
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15
sherif's Sale.
by VIRTUE OF 4 I'm,

R1 Virtue VI 4 JUDGvp.
~ and decree Ct foreclosure Of Nor
OF sale, issued out Of the Distric. e,r.. "
county OF Boise. l. T., upon i,da,.al sais
II sad court. wherein A. P. DsnDIsos !. &C =
ana George W. Richards. Harvey Hsrri. \
ard hanbrick are defendants for tbe srs ~ y Y. Y
judgment. and costs Of suit, duly &c. 81 U
day q July. A D.. lsGS. by which n -. :
10 sell the :olloAing described prorertr -. =
undivided oae-ihird Of three anarlz e,,; -
on OFn1es' creek. summit Fat Ds,r,r. - D.. ~
~. Idaho Territory. the same being \. - -
claims of King aud flannigan. az re- ~ -;
KING lead, GOO feet. Specimen lead Gao p, 20
mammoth lead a5o feet; also one uDajrs- !.
third OF one esghtstznp steam ona,tr NH !. l
king lead. and che slghi-siamp water uu,r, :
or near Tia Mammoth lead: also al ths A. :.
angles and slides appertaining to Sas -
grounds appastenani 10 said mills and .,sb )
undivided ons.ihArd VI al the took. naeb,s,.
duplicate parts thereof. AID al CO. buiIainps =
tanning % said mines and mills toee.her IA 1
and singular the tshements and hegea.amars
apparienaaces thereto belonging 0. IN rTs,
pertaining: Public notice is hrreby zreaL n :.
aace With the requirements Of said orae, Of u 4
ca the
10Th Day Of August, A. D., Issa
.; II O'Clock. H.. viii sell, In front q d, m
house door in Idaho city. 81 pubic sactius. "a
the above described property, 10 the hieAzz hs
30 satisfy sad order Of sale and ali asc1n On
]. L cgEgCHER Sd
Idaho City. July 5. isGsn2sEs