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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04
IN BANKRUTCY.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04
IN RANKRuPTcY

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.

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NN13. TebTuar 1865 etr gDatrpan ef.Gnlitfnptcp
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.

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VIS Sebraar 1868 elm 9Barrant in Bankruptcy
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fir bancroft erfIdrt porbeu tit, Das ao bic 3abung
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gen III prifen uHe einen ooer mehrere Miienees ienss
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04
S'gI.lcgrapj, & 0ad)ritI)trII
SDaersf Slans,ie s,islla e,,..

grOBes Seuer in 9ieip> Sort.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04

RATES. OFs sADv.E RTISING.
Es~ DAILY 81 90 per. Square first insertio
L1ty Cents or each subsequentinsertion
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04

Ew The only Evening paper pub
lShed in Nashville.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04
DAILY AND WEEKLY

TENNESSEE STATS ZFITIJNG
EN THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY CITY AND STATE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-14

nor THE Very Best White Leads. Oils
II and Paints, or anything you wart, go to
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-14
Schazer's Addition.
Noe's lst Addition

l'nkn~wn 10 A 3e2
do II A 3.O2
Part Of W end Of out lot J beginning on
the line rods f. m the sw corner,
thence 10 rods. thence n 3 rods, thence.
TO rods, thence 3 rods to place of be-
ii ming, $3.02
A v. Ane--0ut lot between J and r On
. ..orth af,d d on the south, 1895
C. ane 2 NJ 49,
ID IS y. Addition
emmett 9 3n2
A III knOr 9 g 2,T5
e Barnard 345 IL each 2,29
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-14
InWn 20. IiamCe 20

Unknown-A pa I at ST ne I sec L.,
~ ing Of Main ST. an A I Norton : add'n
- Prescott, comm cling At the law cor
er Of lot 5, blk T., IN said Norton's add n.
r inning thence l. A. feet, thence IL
ieet, thence 40 feei, tlence " liSf 4
10 the place Of, giu"ing 1855
UnKn"wn--A art OF uel4 Ia sec .,
D.. z n If Main ST., in \ I ~ r,bn's add'i
- irrsc"tt, commencing at NV corner +
5, bl. IL, IL A I A"ri"n's Sdd'B. there, n
so feet, the, c. e 266 fret, thence 2 q
ie.-i. the &C W 266 let t. the place {
.aEinnIng $40
Unkn wn-l4 and clio rods of IanG i.
sec 10, comm, cirg al the sw c.I'i {
ava set IF said ss-c. tu- ice mouth 3
b nee 50 rods, thence feet. the. c,
W 20 rods, thence S feet % the place /
beginning Si,7-
q Al Miller nelL SCI 10 4211
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-14
Tax Deed Office,
STATE or WISCONSIN, Z.
nssr-a Fannie

OFFICE OF CLK Boa RID SUPERVISORS, !
Ellsworth, A ugUst IL. ISIS
The foll owing pieces q land situated
In Pierce County. State Of Wisconsin,
were sold by the County Treasurer on the
slh day CT Nav, 1866, for the taxes. in
terest and charges OF the year lS65.-
Therefore, notice Is hereby given that I'M
less said Ands are redeemed from said
sale On or bsf0re the eighth day Of May.
1869, they will be conveyed according to
Law. The amount Of taxes, interest and
charges. calculated up TO the last day of
redemption, is set opposite to each piece
respectively. j. w WYNN,
CLARK If BOARD of Supervisors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-14

EOit ANYTHING H. the Dry Goods Gro
Il Gerry naruN ne hi" - Ia 49,
IS Kos. ou Hiii Nae aiisi 20 want ai.,
al the lowest p sAi Die prics.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-14

THIS Railway extends from Dunkirk TO
Il New York, 40 miles. Buffalo to New
York. 423 miles, Salamanca to New York,
Al ) miles, and is from
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-14
BLACKSMlTHlNC.
1ARRoLL, VIRGINS, CROSS L co.

"AVE formed partnership in the above
Ii business. and are prepared 10 do any
thing in the Blacksmithing and Wagon Ma
king limo in a good substantial manner. and
will guarantee 10 customers superior work at
as law figures a. any firm this side OF La
Crosse. G7e MS trial Shop on corner of
Broad and Orange Streets. Prescott, Wis.
Marcks ). 1863. 5e-ms
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-14
Dill BO'S.

90 TO DILL BROS. the only store in
N town which has received full stock OF
new Spring aud Summer Goods OF all des-
criptions.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-19
AHo CITY TERRITORY WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 49,
THE BELLs OF sHANDON.

With deep affection and recollection % "st'a.i
II Ioften think Of those Shandon bells, 131alstl
Whose songs 80 wild would, in days Of childhood
Fling round my cradle their magic spells. aI
On this ponder, where'er wander, = -,
la And thus grow fOnder, sweet Cork, Of thee;
Ioi With thy bells Of Shandon, IA HlhHaR 1855
That sound so grand on ~ tit4.J cnEIfon
The pleasant waters Of the river Lee. ,s.a..
I've heard bells Ginning full many cline in ''ti@
g Tolling sublime in cathedral shrine; f84sBH
While at glib rate brass tongues would vibrate IS
But all their music spoke nought like thine:
For memory dwelling on each proud swelling
OF thy belfry knelling its bold notes free. y a
Made the bells Of Shandon Bg3e 1'aN Hf
Sound far more grand ON E4 ytss
The pleasant waters Of the river Lee. t5
I've heard bells tollng ..Old Adrian's Mole In,
Iher thunder rolling from the Vatican; Hez
and cymoais glorious, swinging uproarious ~ 4
In the gorgeous turrets Of Notre Dame:
But thy sounds were sweeter than the dome O.
Filings Ger the Tber. pealing solemnly.
o! the bells of Shandon,
Sound far more grand on .
The pleasant waters of the river Lee
There's bell in Moscow. while on tower and
In ST. Sophia the Turkman gets,
And lend in air calls men to PRAYER '.'" 4-a
u. From the tapering summit of tall minarets.
Such empty phantom freely grant them e ~
But there's IN anthem more dear to me-
lis the bells of Shandon,
That sound 80 grand on f0 +
The pleasant waters Of the river Lee. t.E
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-19
his Secretary Of Legation, is not recalled.
They have bitterly quarreled. FL x1aDe3 obf-'
Young Iturbide, of Mexico has joineda the
Papal ZouaVes.anioJ to hIGoa adi a5fa efuoe

OwYHEE ITEMs.-The following items arc.
extracted from the Aralanche Of last Saturday !:
Thirty hands are employed in the Ida Ell
moro mine. The drift just completed demon
strates that the ledge is an extension of the
New York mine, and at depth of $50 feet the
Ida Elmore ledge is richer than ever. 54plt1sH
Judge Watson has struck new ledge on
War Eagle Mountain, at the foot Of Webfoot
ledgd, $50 feet north of that The prospects
are that the new ledge is the richest yet found.
3 A very rich chimney has been struck at as
depth Of 275 feet in the south works of the,
Orc FinO mine. The Company propose to,
build q mill close to the mine next Summer.
From 200 tons of Golden Chariot ore very
satisfactory results have been obtained.
The Potosi maintains it's character for rich
ores, and the mine is busily worked. .s Il
The Excelsior ledge in Flint has been bonded
to the Rising Star Company, who are actively
working it. a.a" eai -J ]"
Steam hosting engines are to be put up at
the Poorman, Oro FinO, Golden Chariot, Rising,
Star, and other mines near Silver City, and in,
Flint. st saa sIf-.I-4 - aaE
During January, besides the S150.000 sent.
from Silver City by Wells, Fargo q CO., to.
San Francisco, there was assayed and run into.
bars there the sum Of $l4S,934. ~ ~ ..5L
A new town, called Fairview, has been laid
out on the side of Orc FinO Mountain, d short,
distance from. Orc Fino mine.
Vim. Clemmens, late Postmaster of Silver
City, having resigned office tor the purpose Of
going East. Mr. A. V. Bradley has succeeded
him as Postmaster.
Two soldiers got infe a row in q China house
in Silver City, Sunday evening, February 9th,
and one of them was shot by Chinaman in.
the leg, above the ankle. sas. 1s <8eatI
The weather is unusually pleasant for this
season in Owyhee-the mildest winter ever
experienced there.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-19

2
FATHER RyaN.--The Columbus (Ga) sSan
ofaJan. sth thus speaks of the Rev. Father
Ryan Of Nashville, the sweetest, grandest, poet
and song-writer of the South: tz4sbas44naau.'
Father Ryan Is very feeble in appearance,
yet in every fcature beams the light of q bright
imaginative intellect. When aronsed fully. his
face flashes with the corruscations Of beautiful
thoughts. He IL a native of the South. = But
twenty y-scven years Of age, afflicted with an all
most iucurnble disease, be- has won a "laurel-
led" fame, and in noble verse perpetuatcd the
memory Of the brave Confederates OF whom
he writes: .e.r ,,.T
'And their deeds-proud deeds-shall remain for us,
And their names--dear names-without stain for u.s.
And the gories they won shall not wave for ns;uon
/ RI In the legend and lay - 80 a.
l. A Onr heroesfn gray sfa 14At3*1U R@s 80
Though dead, shall live over again for ua.in1na "a
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-19
A PIECE OF GOOD ADVICE.

The Cheyenne Argas of Feb 4th, ir speak.
ing of the Sweetwaser Mines, offers the follow.
ing excellent remarks and advice with refer.
ence to the subject:
We find in our exchanges from every point
OF the compass, marvellous accounts of the
richness of the Sweetwater mines, bnt, after
publishing long letter which places affairs in
that district in the most attractive possible
point of view, they wind up with piece OF
editorial advice. counselling their friends not
to go TO Sweetwater for fear that il may be
another OF those too common mining huunbugs
This is somewhat singular manner of doing
things to be sure, but it is also very common
with certain class of papers which condemn
many things III nm attractive manner. Ii is a
commendable practice to publish letter of
the wonderful wealth os a certain country, and
then say, I" Don't go there you men who have
nothing-you might lose it," As ss.
If such papers as are solieitous for the wei.
fare Of their readers do not believe the mines
are good. why do they give currency to the re
ports, and assist the so-termed humbugs by
printing and widely circulating such cxtrava
CANT stories as are every day TO be seen in
newspapers concerning those mines The facts
in connection with Swectwatcr are few and
very plain. Ledges OF d-bearing quartz
have been discovered and arc found TO be- ex
ceedingly rich. But the extent of the paying
district is altogether unknown-there may be
plenty more of the same kind of hedges, and il
may be there are none. There is n certain
amount of uncertainty connected with all gold
and silver mines, and probably always will be.
If any man contemplates going to Sweet,va.
ter he should FIRST bring himself to believe that
there 10 nothing Tor him except what he may
have the enterprise or fortune to discover.
These settlers aud watchers who are ever wait
ing for somebody else TO find diggings, and
then hope to rush in for a share. or jump some.
body else's, are of no benefit to any community,
and would better be anywhere else than in the
mines Let none 60 to Sweetwater except
such rs go with the intention of prospecting
for and finding diggings OF their own, and there
will be less disappointment in store for all par.
ties. Let no one go expecting to find good
claims awaiting his arrival, but rather with
the expectation of surmounting all obstacles
finding his own dgeings and earning his own
living by the hardest kind Of labor. Then there
may be less disappointment and better diggings
found in the Wind River Mountains.gaa F7aaF2
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-19

Z The .dUalaache says that on one Of the stsects
of Memphis, Of which only narrow track
was apassable, d negro stopped his dray, OBJ
structing. oil passage.as A white man came
along with. his dray and told him to move. The
,darkey refused to do 90. - A policeman stand
ing. BY then ordered the negro to, novel, He
said; ~ gives the eswaye to sclite man, I'se
free, 4 is uoted, i did, in q very oesigni6cani
manner-and as much as to say that thewhite
man did not He continued cursing evidently
with the intention Of creating % disturbance
The policeman told him tn shut his mouth
whereupon the. .darkey turned hnpon him, and
said: ss.Yesn ryeua d--d Yankees come down
here and get an ofEiees den yoll wantsds xiy0c,
ID gib de road To- de schite usemssru xahassssY "a
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-19

NORTHERN IDAHO.-From the Lewiston
Journal of February 1st and Extra of Febru-
ary 5th we get the following:
A fire broke out in the California Bakery on
Montgomery street, Feb I'd, aud the entire
row Of buildings on that street was burned
down. The sufferers were: J. Boener, two
houses Norton & Bunker, Saloon; Madame
Shutes. house; A. Bitner, Globe Hotel; C..
rBcke, Bakery; Schank. saddler: and j. Gage
and c. Winch, each q store. The fire was
accidental t .ea-o.suEH f4ag3-.1sT-pg
/ Charles Acock shot Frank Atkins in the.
back, between the shoulders, in drunken
brawl, at Jackson bridge, south fork Of Clear
water, Jan. 29th, and started Gu foot to sur
render himself to the authorities for the deed
He had not been heard of. and it is supposed
he froze to death on the way. Atkins lay par
|nlyzed, and his recovery was doubtful. He
has family. 7Fs, J ..<f.x.os a.vetgsN
The Maltby buildings, in Elk City, were
burned down January 29th A dead China
man was found in the mines. Chinese had ac-
cupied the premises, but had removed all their
property before the fre..s They are suspected
Of foul play in the matter.
At Warrens, january 29th, there were lively
times, snow three feet deep, and pleasant
weather. The Hic Jacet quartz mill was in
operation on 'Hic Jaeet ore, and would next
crush Sampson, VI. b Knott, and Scott ores.
sfhe Pioneer mill was to commence crushing
in a few days. a.-f -. ..ff..,s..-. ..a.....,.
AT Pierce City there were quiet times, no
news, and nothing doing ni'a12 's'fsi2 $3.50 %
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Nntels aud RESTAURANTS
= st. Charles Hotel, :
WALL AND MONTGOMERY Srs., IDAHO Cry

II ST CnaTleS HOtele
WALL AND MONTGOMERY Srs., IDAHO Cry.
Redon 4 Barthes, Proprietors.
YNHIs NEW. FINE AND cosrMoDIOUs Es. hs.a,
i adjustment is located in the most eligi. H.,,a
BILE hotel site in this city close by the Post 6iii
ONCE, and Immediately contiguous to the principal
business houses and trade portion Of Idaho
The apartments are furnished with entirely new and
carefully selected beds, bedding and furniture and
comprise rooms for single dodgers or suites and par
iors for families. The utmost care and cleanliness ia
preserved in all parts Of the house. ia q 57
.. The Restaurant
Is in the new, finely furnished re-proof brick next
door above c. j. Bernstel's, on Montgomery street,
where the European plan Of separate tables for
guests is adopted The tables supplied with the
best OF everything. seasonable or imported, which
can be obtained from
The Hunter, the Fisher, the Butcher,
Market man and merchant, and master cooks preside
over the cafsine. In the Restaurant Hall is the
General Stage Office.
For all the various stage routes within and leading
out Of this BASIN. We aim to keepa
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
And respectfully ask the proper support from the
pubic LII this endeavor. LOUIS REDON,
CASIMIR BARTHES.
Idaho city. Sept 25. 1s67..n4Itf.
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} A RADICAL editor of tbs brimstoue sort in
Meridian, Conn., asks if there is no "patriot" ="
to ,assassinate President ,IohasolA and suggests
that such q man awonld write his name in Inn
perishable letters beside that of d Washing
ton, When such road b glnryl lies plain
before him, why doesn't the editor do it him /.
self He can't be afraid.----Erchangc. - ga,
We win warrant that the wretch was enc
Of those who howlcd for the blood Of. men whs.
chose to express gladness over Lincoln's death
IL 10 rejoice over the death Of . President de-
serves hangiag,4 ,4it ccrtainly ought 10 be touch
beyond, in torture, to'conspire or wish for the
death Of President Johasoa IS no less "a. 2
cred than Lincoln, iisofice.i 10 noiiau1o'ni 9ss'
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100 900 s sss ssss ssasDssR ns.ss iss' SsEs
! % > kHaAs AkDREWsk COS, Wall stFsst.
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!, lDR. jonssds Fxsdk..aa bi6Eeey and noted
eikizen Of Sacramento. died In San FranciscA
Feb llth, aged As years.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-19

Z FROM Boise ,CITY.-nRy the Satesmaa Of,
yesterday we learn that plat Of Township No., "
4. north Of range east. Boise Valley, was fled 4.
in the Land Office last Stu daysioqqe sep In1sa
I The Statesnaas has not one line IN reply to- /
the last stiDger the Ds,aocrat agayei it, sReya .
nolds haa thrown Up the spengs-aa .whipped d
'blackguards saso1q 'dgi4d Lae s8asssIq ana io