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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01

Steamship TIE Queen TAom.en Liverpool june 70 via
s; s sqas ~ q a sr
bark on her beam snds an ..n sst lowered
pr, o0:y
y wWm'Dsn Col: Galveston, with mds. and
s!sa%sIP fsniis Freeman, Phlsdelphi.. % hours,
BARK beaufort b Banks Ago. Bay, caH, 70 days, with
WOOL hides. a. 20 Morgan Co: Crossed the Equator
shr Dp p%' & from
mouth for 81 Vincent same time, whaling schr Emma
Bari Ph@nii tBr Mckenzie Busne. Ayres 81 day. with
81 Had fine weather the entire passage. Was becamed Oh
@ nssno; With
@ea:.e: Taylor weather. with With
sw.n sS sS Sn
Fsd s1 "a. Win %
Light NV winds up to Ss Banks, ,ncs shs .oahery and
coesrsn SER. Leone
ssy sp and no sst S No.
Brig sa apsy fH afsassr St o' days. with "
to @ SsyA sa s Sas sn Ts
Tsass a % r: Ts
sP Ds %sans ne fHFs s es M
OF Nartana Reef spoke whaling schr Life Boat Of New
x:rss @ Stanley %. ia. 4 days. with
sSl the
s:s asss and
with .ussl y assy .ns D.::ssss
,o pig sss S: s rssy: s: $s:
w Bs ka hs sIs Jm g.
LAT 81 lon 7s passed sehr M nas steering N
K1ss Ct Ss
AsFs from New Yp5s for stSShn. f PR sus ~ as
s % E: sAsn S,
cocoanus fustic, &c, to Jos Eneas Had fine weather the
scGr Tceiw9s Bn. Merritt. San Salvador, days, with
apples to James Douglas Had fine weather during the
ssh Cornne tBr johnson, Cat Island days, with fruit
fra =: Gnss: VENEER Gays w"A
sS r., M az An sr S si 81 SSa sss Nj % day
scSi xsais Weber, weSDer, Lavaoos, "a days. with
sehr Il Rspp, Cole, Richmond, Va, for Providence.
SEN 6sashiy, ssaIs, yiEpis for Stamford:
aeSr Statesman Ssns s' Ns%soS dscps.sc1n, Dc
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Drigo Johnson from Portland for New YORK.
with adse, to Ames June ~ OF Cape Page, passed.
esmtug having 10 tow an ercavator and two scow bound
Rrig isabel euan, Kenpasd, Arroyo, PR. via New
Haven "a days, for New York, with sugar, 10 Tnayer
Sargent Had light winds and Gains slIthe passage
schr Nassachusetu Dennison, from Rockland for New
York.
schr Frances Conn, Rsvnods from Addison for New York.
with lumber, TO Talbot
schr Charles Barry Howard, from Nantucket for New
York.
sshr Monitor, Robbins from New Bedford for New York
scbr Minerva, Beteman from Fan River for New York.
schr Zoe, Hall, from Fail River for New York,
schr viglant, Nickerson from Fall River New York
. schr Pnn Sheridan, Murphy, IRON Fan RIVER for New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01
BASE BALL EOTss.

To-day She Empires and Gothams play at Hoboken,
and good afternoons sport may be expected and
the Eckfords play the Rose Hill Club Of Fordham,
~ the Union grounds.
Tomorrow the OIympics, OF this city, play the
Ross Club, OF Harlem, at Jersey CITY, The Eckfords
play the Jaspers, OF Manhattan College and the Al
phas play the Rivals, Of Manhattan College, the
former at the Union grounds and the latter at the
Capitoline.
On Saturday the home and bome game between
the Eckfofds and the Matuals WIN be played at tie
Union grounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01
AlAasE n;TtoR.

At six minutes to twelve O'Clock last evening
splendid meteor OF yellow color moved into the
atmosphere at point ten degrees west by north OF
the FIRST star In the handle OF the Great Dipper and
after shooting over an arc of thirty degrees in o
north nOrtnwesterly direction, 1t suddenly dlsap-
peared its apparent size was equal to the planet
Jupiter. Period Of Visibility three seconds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01
1llEGaApHIC NEWS ITEMS.

The Superior Court OF Cincinnati has appointed r.
NJ Bishop f. A. Ferguson, Miles Greenwood Philip
Heidlebach and William Hooper trustees OF the Gin
cnnat Southern Railroad. A bond OF 500, 600 each
Is required.
Governor McClurg, Of Missouri has authorized an
armed force 10 arrest the notorious desperate and
murderer Samuel Hildebrand, OF ST. Francis county.
Mo- reward OF $4,000 Is offered for his arrest
At special election yesterday the city of Utica
NJ y, refused TO raise 100000 fof the purpose OF
building street railroad from that place 10 Frank
fort and Herkimer. The vote stood 4l7 in favor OF
the proposition and 9S1 against IL.
One thousand walters passed through Charlotte.
Va, within tue last few days en- route Tor the Vir-
ginia Springs.
George Cook, OF Portsmouth, was Killed in PrOyf-
dence on Tuesday. lie was Ia u seine boat which
was run down by the steamboat What Cheer and
his back was broken by the wheel OF tue steamer,
tornado passed over Memphis, Tenn, YESTERDAY
afternoon, accompanied by terrible hal ana rain
storm. No lives were lost far as known: bu IL a.
feared the destruction 70 property and crops has
been very heavy.
Five laborers at Hoosac Tunnel, Mass were yea
ierday morning accidentally precptated eighty feet
TO the bottom OF the central shaft Two OF them
were Killed instantly and third MORALLY wounaed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01
A TENEMENT HOUSE FIGHT.

About eleven O'Clock last night an alteration
occurred in the tenement house No. 2s1 MoJ street.
between John Conway and Patrick Lush, IN
which otner tenants participated. During the
melee Conway seized an axe handle and dealt
Lush several severe blows on the head. Ohicer
Plunkett, Of the Fourteenth precinct arrested Con-
way and locked him up. The wounded man was
mOrnin1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01

The coroner's jury in the Wapel poisoning case at
Jacksonville, Ill, has returned o verdict that the
~ rS e q ha
died In July last. Several other children Of Mrs.
Wapell have died mysteri0usy, but this is the only
case that has been investigated. Mrs. Wapell has
not yet been arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01

PLEASANT FAMILY PARTY.--A comprehensive
family dimculty occurred in Cayendsh, w. the
Other. day. Mrs. Minerva Bent, after getting ber
husband saInUel's estate decided 10 her got a al.
vorce and tried to drive him out OF the house lie
held on TO the lower part ana brought O chancery
action TO recover his property. On Friday she forti
fed his house against MIN In his absence barrcaded
doors and windows and formed herself two sons
and dauRhtcr-iD-iaw into garrison. When Bcnt
returned he was violently stoned, tut smashed a
door with his axe. Bin son George immediately
cracked his head with o small boulder, his son
WALKER poured pail Of 1T. water upon him. his
sons Wife, Canelta, fired revolver at him and the
row stopped. the next day fhe whole party, to-
under the idea that IL free hght were arrested
and bound over for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01
BELOW.

Ship surges, Linnskin, 81 days from Cardiff with rail-
= Un u N po Co. W. GassS
Ship Freeman Clark Bosworth a days from Newport,
by pilot, boat Abraham Leggett, No ~
Bark zachIis Fransen tRuS Chorin ~ days from Gas-
VIM Aspinwall, No 2l)
Bark CoxdelA, Wells, from 0alvcstoo pilot boat Fam
ME, No l7).
SAILED.
Steamship, Nevada for LIVERPOOL; China dol saragossa
Also sailed steamship VIM Clyde, for Wilmington, NC;
Left Oporto. - -
Wind at sunset NNW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

ssss Il es
An American FS SH GS%' es E%gsrOr Reward of
c EzRs4 7zE R kHARH f Sa5EEnA
ana '''''''' IN. rnJSsisSs sGsSS
Ct Dagrha LSossnss. q Tie Bowels SaG'era MSrRa:
sna
'n' urinary G FIFE 'fiAR1s1Ass IN ECSTASY: ,.,.
Rs
70 pay one mCn dollars 70 the e.
way. Ready Relief 4. nam!ssd a. positive cure and
(:
VINO drnR ihs Seine water distressing saSent
sos S hs hs TSs &:
system 80 that every three Or four minutes aud
been tested ana proves sssSs this
and darrheac constituents Of this and ali other hard lime,
he
brandy and far superior as to =. S 81 s o ~
planis Cramps spasns Coles Inflammation pains o.
r IN FROM ONE 70 TO- TWENTY MINUTES s., -,
Ss S s;s n; % s Ds
OE TABLE SSS Is4 % 3, e #PTA RELIEF 70
On ms s pS h nsds d
&c SGsssys sSS.if Sss:p.s:Isa ssSs.Sy :;
Railways Ready Relief u powerful dsDfectant and
rfer OF che akin s chemical action the oily oxcron1
and perspraton forms that cieanses dc0doz and
es
Ss ssshs; RSss he az
sects. ~ -.
The superiority Of Railways Ready Relief tn the bath And
toilet oyer perumed wate. IN ia chemical aetion % The
ssss
curing In few minutes headache nervous and heuAlgtS
pains and relieving the dsareoabe annoyance Of cstah
&c but restores health 70 the skin BY cleansing the poreS
and expeing all distractions and excemeniods depos2
that whoever in th. form receives through the
OF the skin oneseventeenh - much Of the
fact to all persons suffering with lung disease Perfumed
waters only ''fss EEAY SsF
CURES BAD sMELLiNd SKIN
and imparts q clear and
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION TO ALL
n B.H the blood s loaded with humors and bile urea,
carbon the secretion Of the liver kidneys Spleen Id
OF ladies when the menstrual discharges es
sr these s.SreSn are circulating II he Sooa ssens
RILLiAN REsOLvENr should be taken; but IN all simple
cutsneous spots, blcmshes and dscoored skin, the
BATH OF BEAUTY,
consisting of table spoonful Of the Ready Relief 10
pint Of water s superior TO all cosmetics, and will give
purity health and beauty
TO THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION
Price % cenfs er bottle Or 20 per dozen Sold BY all Drug
lane, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01
CLEARED.

Steamship Zoe (Br), Cloako, Cow Bay, CB-snow Bur.
CESS.
steamship saragossa, Ryder, Charleson-A Leary.
Hand.
Steamship Co.
steamship wamsutss, Fish. new acknowledgement 4
shin Wexford, Slower San Francsco-C comstock Co.
Bark insuiar Capri Nor Andersen, Cork-Wend Tetens
Edge Co. e'r
Bark Signal, Whitney, Frontsra for orders-Lun. Bros
Bark Annie (Br), Brown, Cardenas-H J Brook
Bark warder Br). Cochran, Pic,ou, Ns-H De Wolf q
Co.
Brig San Pietro ltal), Lauro, Gouceser-Funch Edge &
Brig Egeria ING, Rehbers, Kongsberg-Funeh. Edge d
Co.
Brig EIpress.(Br) Mumford, Barcelons-G 2 Buley.
Brig Nellie Ware Ware, Lagusyra-Moss Ward.
Schr Laura Gertrude, Welsh, Sierra Leone-Doner, Pot
ter Co.
Schr Fanny Fern (Br) Decent 81 Johns MFG Bulley
Schr Allen, Fuller, Mobile-Bcntiey Miller Thomas
Schr Minquas, Heany, Baltimore-C Z Staples Co.
Schr Paragon, Wahab, Washington, NOR Cuyier 4
Co.
Schr A Fitch, Yates Norfolk-C Staples Co.
schr James Warren, Drsko, fhiadepha-Snow d Rich
ardson.
scbr Starlight Batchford, Calas-John Boyntons Son
Co.
Schr W r GEM, Bearse. Boston-s Lewis Co.
Sehr 0 Acken, Hobbie, Stamford
Sioop Ellen Smith, Do Castro New Haven.
.ADDrUAT0
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28
PREsIDENrIAL VorE.-A Washington

PREslDENTIAL VoTE.-A Washington
paper of Jan. sth says:
Vice President Wade has received
the records of the Electoral votes of all
the States which voted for President at
the November election, except three
California, Oregon and Nevada The
messenger from California died on the
Isthmus, while en- route to Washington;
but, previous to his dcceasc, lie gave a
power of attorney to person to bear
the records to this city, tits said that
no such transfer of authority is allowed
and that new messenger must be sent
by the Electors i'll California. The mes
scnger from Oregon is on his way, but
is temporarily delayed by the snow and
the suspension of travel. He telegraphs
that he will be here by the 18th inst
The Nevada messenger has started for
the capital, but has not been heard
from. 1t has been stated that fine of
81 900 is imposed by law upon all mes
sengers failing to reach here with the
ballots, but this is not the case. Such
a fine is imposed only when a messen-
ger accepts the appointment, and then,
without sufficient cause neglects or re-
fuses to comply with the duties. 1t is
not unlikely that a question may arise
whether the vote of Arkansas shall be
counted 1t appears that of the sue
cessful Republican Electoral ticket, Mr..
Farally died. Four others, Messrs.
Gray, Snyder, and Hadley, members of
the Legislature, and Col. Stevenson,
the Judge of Circuit Court, could not
act without vacating their offices. The
Legislature, therefore, being in session,
elected Messrs. l.. J. Barnes, NJ. L. Rice,
Hagan Green, B. G. Puntney, and NJ.
Larue Harrison, who met, and, in a for
NAL manner, cast the vote Of Arkansas
for Grant and Colfax =
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28
9egal Nntites.
Notice to Lien Holders.
John j. Tompkins versus Mat 6. LuDer

4 Lii PERSONS HOLDING OR CL.Mrrc
"A Liens or membranes under the provsi'
OF An Act for Securing Liens to Mechanics ~;
Others" upon that certain lot parcel of land vT
and being in Idaho City, Boise county Idaho Ter
tory, described az follows, to-wit COMMENCING ~
the beginning thereof, at the northwest ctrs,
formed by the intersection of Commercial and Mo-.
gomery streets. i'll said Idaho City, and rur,irr
thence northery along the stern line Of Montrons
cry street ftytwo feet 10 the 10: occupied by (Ih
men; thence westerly, al right Angles 10 Montgou T
street hily-six feet; thence southerly and Isrua
with Montgomery street, twenty-iOur feet; the,es
easterIy. aud parallel TO Commercial street 1n4,
feet thence southerly, and parallel 10 Montguo.-
street twenty eight feet 10 Commercial street ra
thence easterly, along the northern line of Cyun4
clal street, fOrtyone eet 10 the place 81 beglllrr
together with the buildings, erectlOus and su4
structures thereon; are hereby notified to BE- ana d.
pear IN the District Court of The "a Judicial Ds,rr
OF Idaho Territory. al Idaho CITY, Oh the Sh david
February 4. y. lsC9. and then and there exhibit he
proof OF said liens or lncumbranres or they slluL
deemed 10 be waived III favor of those exhibited
JONAS ". BROWN Atty for ElE
Idaho city. Jan. L. lsG9-w3.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

ritans were entitled to great adm ira
ton. In courage, in industry, IN tru.
gality and enterprise, they have never }e
had Supporters, hardly equals. Ihey
laid the foundations deep and strong OF
the wonderful prosperity which N; New W,
England has so lone enjoyed. lhey
are entitled to great respect, but much
Injustice has been done by attrlputlng
to them characteristics and virtues not
possessed by them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28
Sheriff's Sale.
NY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is

ID sued out Of the District Court, IN and Tor Bose
county. |. T.. upon Judgment rendered IL said cOgz
wherein Edwin Pow is pla!niIfi and John C. Lind
ley is defendant, for the sum OF Three Hundred and
Seventeen dollars and Five cents, Judgment aldu
of suit duly tested the Sixth day Of January, lG !
have seized and taken i'll execution the lOll0 LIZ d.
scribcd property, towit: All the right, title, clan
and interest Of John c. Lindley IA two creek MIL.
claims commencing at the foot 81 Commercial sree-
south side III Elk creek. and running up said C@E
SIX hundred feet and extending from balk to bank
also the right OF 60 inches OF water. and ditch night
10 carry the same, commencing little above Thomas
Foye's dwelling house. and Carrying water to VOL
said claims. Public notice IS hereby given t14; o.
The 2sth day OF January, 1863.
AZ II O'Clock NJ. will SELL al the CONT house dor
IN Idaho city at Public Auction. for cash the atH
described property, To toe highest bidder, TO salEy
said execution and all accruing costs.
+. b. BEITTEN, SHERIFF.
Idaho city. January s. ls69-w3.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

A SINGULAR SroRY.-The New YORK
Evening Post says there is young. wo-
man in Brooklyn who has existed Tor a
number of years in condition tnat mas
been called semi-cataleptic. Yet cata-
lepsy is not the word, however quail
fled, to describe the condition OF this
person, because, in her case, the tunc-
tons of the body are not entirely sus-
pended. and the mental faculties remain
Wonderfully active. 1t is asserted that
she lives on, from year to year, without
recurring a morsel of any kind OF solid
food. She has now reached the age OF
twenty-three years, and is almost TO-
tally blind. A correspondent writes as
follows to the Post:
"For two-and-a-half years she has
eaten no food of more substance than
the Juice of few grapes, at long III
tervaIs. As may be imagined, long
confinement has wrought for her the re-
verse of personal Improvement, but her
portrait, taken just before the first at
tack of the disease, or whatever it may
be called, is that of pretty, delicate
Girl. Sc lies on bed with her arms
drawn up, and in such a position that
her hands are above her head. If her
vision were perfect she would not be
able to see her hands conveniently i'll
such a position but nevertheless she
executes with perfect facility the most
delicate, intricate and beautiful pat
terms of embroidery, selecting the ma
tcrials and the colors, and arranging
them without assistance. Though de-
prived Of natural vision she certainly
possesses some power TO produce nee
dlc-work that any lady skilled III the
art might be proud to claim as her own.
She cXccls i'll the arrangement OF flower
boqucts. None but the most intimate
friends are admitted to the house, cX-
ccpt on rare occasions; but it should be
remarked that the case is constantly
and narrowly watched by several gen
tIcmcn of unimpeachable professional
integrity, who CAREFUL y note every new
development in the hope of being able
at some time to detect something that
shall afford them clue to the young
womans existence There is no single
feature of the case that can be partic-
ularizcd as extraordinary; it is one Of
extraordinary combinations. If a trick
was attempted to be practlccd in one
instance, it would not succeed in all.
But there is no motive for deception;
the family take every prccaution to
shun publicity-nothing would tempt
them to make an exhibition Of the case,
and it is only because they intclligcntly
appreciate the great Importance of the
investigation to medical science that
they are willing to admit strangers to
a knowledge of that which they right
fully consider sacred to the privacy of
the family circle"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28
A PRED1cT1oN.-The New York Day Book

says:
We venture the prediction that within the
next two years there will be politica! party
having for its mission the "singIle idea" OF re;
pudiation, either direct or indirect, and OF
which the indomitable " Beast" Ben Butler
himself, will be the recognized Chief. of
course it will not be Democratic, for Dem"c-
racy rests on broader basis than any mere
money question.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

A NAN looking at Greenough's un.
draped statue of Washington, one day,
with a frozen rain-drop on the end OF
it's nose, sitting out i'll the weather at
the freezing point said: Poor George,
he's pointing to the Patent Office, where
his breeches arew
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

Ny YOKE is easy and my burden is
light, as the young fellow said when
his girl was sitting on his lap with her
arm around his neck.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

ALL TIE SAME. "A Typographical error
made New York country paper call Senator
Roscoe Conking, Rascal Conkling"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28
County rreasurer's Notice.
Notice Of Petition.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL "
~ dersigned Will make application to the h'I nr
hlc Board Of County Commissioners for BOISE syrL
|. T.. at their next regular Term, for ioA .@
from Boise City, III Ada county, hy way OF Ter.
old mill site. thence on the best and neaiesI ls,
cable route to the mouth OF Grimes creek NsH''"
Centerville and Idaho City in Boise county,
r. T. HILL, =,
NELSON CHASE
January IA. lS69-w3 NJ. e. LlNhi'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

ACoLoRED woman recently died in Red
ding, Fairfield, Connecticut, who was the moth
err Of twenty -four children, including SIX par
of twins.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28
INCREASE OF THE DEBT.-A washington

paper Of Dec. 29th says:
December will show an increase in the pup pug
lie debt Of between $1,000, 900 and So, 0OO 1000
II has been published enormously that the
debt a1 has been decreased about 900 The
Internal Revenue receipts have been about the
average at this season. But the custom re-
ceipts have fallen off slightly. The War De-
partnent expenses, owing to the Indian diff
culties, have been largely increased.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

PAUL DE CAssANAC, editor of the Paris
Pays, has already fought upwards of sixty duels,
and been wounded in only four of them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

A CARPEr-BAGGER named Geo. Sarsen
has ran off with $1,000 belonging to
the widows and orphans of Newbury
district, South Carolina.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

A New York upper ten CHURCH pro-
poses to introduce full brass band in
It's service. What a blowing Of trump
cts" there will be ip that Ziop
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

In violation of the Constitution of Pennsyl-
yania, Gov. Geary has appointed negro con-
stable in Schuylkill county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

JOHN MoRRyssEY is reported to have made
$4,000 by the rise in the Central, Vanderbilt
having taken Morrissey into his secret.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

ALL NASAL SAINTs.--Fisk. StoughtOn, Ea-
ton and Jay Gould, Of the Erie war, are all
Vermonters.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

COOP MovE.-The Rev. Father Mespe ID endeav-
oring establish school il Bots. City 10 be under
the care Of the Catholic Sisters We earnestly hope
the project will be successful.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

LEGAL TESpERs.-It appears TO be definitely under
stood that the U. s. Supreme Court will not render
any decision in the legal tender till near the
close OF the session in May next.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

AN EriTAPH FOR SEwAED.-"liereli lies the
man who ALWAYS lied"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

Revenue Stamps sold in small qusn,e., :,
their face for GOLD DUST at $40 per ounce, at H..
Banking House Of In23Hl BM. DUREI1 + r..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

Gold Coin paid for GOLD DUST at the Rs,..
House OF ln23tf b. N. DURELL Co
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Greenbacks sold for Gold Dust at the R,,.-
House OF ln23tfI B. NJ. DuRELL kCo