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super Phosphate OF Lime, AM
HnOnin and Potash.

WARRANTED FREE cEoT AprLVERArreN
Packed IN bags Of 200 Us. each.
Has raised cood crons ofWheat. Corn. Oats.
Potatoes, Grass. Gotten. Tobacco and ego
tables OF all kinds Farmers ,fouH do ,r,H
TO impure Of he nearest dsairr In fertilizers a.
10 he results oihIHcd tom Tie use Of Com
piefs Manure The growing crops Of Wheat,
It this time, fr..', attest is virtues
EFCnNNFNpEp ny
Boob < Garrett. Chemists. PhAada.
Williams s. Moss Chemists. rh,ada.
c Elton Buck. Chemist. New York.
And by all wLo haze used il up to this time.
We have numerous testimonials 10 the ef4
feet that II Is an invaluable Fertizer and ,rs
recommend Il highly as Top dresser or
Wheat and Grass.
DIXON, SHARPLESS & co.
SOLE AGENTS,
50 South Water and 80 South Warves,
PnILArrLPuIA
For Sale ~ WM REYNOLDS,
- ~ru;h Street,
BALVINRE ND,
Or JOHN CnOONSNANKS,
ST INIGoES ND
April .. lS68-ly
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THE attention Of Builders and Others are
] respectfully called to the following
STOCK OF LUMBER, &C., &c.
osN IN No / Heart Cypress Shingles
0cO at reduced prices.
ISO No . Heart and Sap Cypress
AcO Shingles--at reduced prices
* Mol feet Headed W Pine Pal
- ings
~ MOL A feet Headed W Pine Pal
~ ings.
100 " feet o.4 "A W Pine Fenoins-1S
* feet 81 Hcmlock Fencing-16 feet.
$50 feet a White Pine Selects,
TX feet Al White Pine Picks,
I@S feet GA aud s-i w Pine Pam
~ Commons and Selects.
ogether with a large stock of
White and Yellow Pine Timber,
Joist and Scanting,
Walnut, ASH, Cherry, Maple,
Birch. Hickory,
Oak, Poplar,
SC, &C., &c.
Bs5" Persons from the country would DO
we'll to call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
D. f. THOMAS & CO..
No. 5G L. Falls Avenue,
Baltimore, Md.
Feb 6. 1S6S-ts.
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DISSOLUTION.

NyR JOIN 7 HENDERSON retircs from.
w tie finn Of DYER. HENDERSON & Co.
mis- day As per contract.
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Nov &c. 1865.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

vestinp paws $500 for $1,000 bond in 1904
after that he draws his interest OF o:@o 10 eoiu
for five years on $1,000, which amounts 70 ~
$3.50. and then he insists that he shall De pau
Al 900 in cold coin, which added to the inter-
est will be 81 ,26O in five years paid ioF e4oo'
being the modest rate of interest OF As per
cent. par annum. We will refer the financial
theorist of the Statesman to the endorsement
on the back of the Legal Tenders, and as we
have not the statutes at large at hand we shaii
of course consider the Government evidences
of Indebtedness as good proof being Radical
authority. The legal tenders issued under the
Act of March 10, 1863, are endorsed as follows:
"This note is legal tender for all debts pa6-
lie or pirate except duties on imports ana In
terest on the public debt, and is receivable IN
payment of all loans made to the United
States" Those issued under the Act OF March
10. 1862. bear almost a similar endorsement.
If they constitute legal tender in payment OF
all debts public or private, and Radical Con-
gress so enacted, then we say pay off the bonds
with greenbacks and thereby save the Govern
ment over a hundred millions yearly in inter-
est. by doing so we violate no contract either
in law or equity; we pay in that which we re-
ceived and the parties buying the bonds did 30
with their eyes open, knowing that they could
be liquidated in greenbacks.
But our fnancer asks how we can pay
two thousand millions of bonds with six hun
dred millions of greenbacks and National Bank
currency, &c. The greenbacks being nothing
but promissory notes OF the Government, we
say instead of pursuing the ruinous policy of
contraction, issue sufficient amount of legal
tenders to take up the bonds, at leastth 5:2O's;
call the bonds in pay them off in that which
the law says is legal tender, and stop the in
tcrest which is eating out the substance of the
people, and the greenbacks can then be paid
from the tariffs and revenue derived from an
equazed and uniform system of taxation. As
to National Banks, We require none; they are
nuisance and n swindle in themselves. built
up on false theory for the purpose of gi7lng
capital chance la draw double interest first.
interest on the bonds deposited 10 procure
circulation, and then interest on the notes they
issue and loan.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14
LOON CREEK CORRESPONDENCE.
Ono GRANpT. October 0. 1869

OHD bRANDI., OCTOBER y. l~Oy.
Ed. WORLD: Nothing worth writing now,
more than that all the yellow Jacket" stamp
elders have returned. crrst.fallen and very sore
from the "sting" received That WALLER Jack
ct WAS huge old blk. yet the majority ex-
culpate Smith from blame. in 4 great degree.
IL appears. from report that one of Smith's
company. one Doc. Wilson. sailed the pros
pect on Uncle Nate, and so is responsible for
nil the trouble. At all events, il was q huge
blk, and about 400 men were worstcd by the
excitement All the s;ampcders are back now
and ihrrc is terrible swearing on Loon creek.
Nothing OF nteres: is transprin. here. more
than that quite n number are preparing Tor
ing worked with fair results. bu; no very Zig
strikes. Building in town is being pushed tor
ward with all possible dispatch. All the loose
population are making preparations for Their
departure, the majority going Buscward.
! am not much on the puff. but cannot help
saying good word for the " Boise boys" gem
orally They take the lead whenever chance
offers. The "other.siders are good fellows,
but they have been in the habit of going too
slow.
Let inc suggest to our Honorable Delegate
in Congress the necessity of his doing his lev
81 best to have mail route established from
Salmon City to Boise City, via Orc Grande and
Idaho City. There will be large population
here next Spring, and postal facilities should be
given us as soon as possible. Will you take
the hint and agitate the subject Do 50, and
you will confer favor on the citizens of this
part of Idaho Territory.
good deal of horse hunting is going on Just
now. / don't pretend to say that there are
any parties looking for animals who never paid
the qnid pro quo for them. but If reports are
true there are some few
As must get out to camp and prepare to
"git some poles" will say, for the present,
al rcroir. Loon CREEK.
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Notice.
Sherif's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT AZ

n Il II
ID decree Of foreclosure Of mortgage s13 GIG
# sale issued out Of the District Court Z aaa3
the county OF Boise. and Territory Of laa1a TFEi
judgment rendered II said court, wherein luz
Cameron is the plaintiff and a. J. Moore and Iia-A
]. Thorp are the defendants. for the sun d M
Hundred and Ninety Dollars In gold CON- VII
tcrcsi and costs OF suit. duly tested The ISL l!s
October, 1869. 10y which am Commanded S4a
following described property. situate II bose o1
~. Idaiso Territory. to.Nlt: Tie fye-iEea'yIaIS
i5,2il Of the water right ard often known .
Wilson Ditch. situated on he east side Of Vol s-
commencing about one and one.hsf mile aSass
junction Of California gulch with WeB ct4
now dug TO tn. point between Bs!Rs eII
Wolf creek: also five claims situated Oh D. g@ -
LIN on the east side q; said Well creek san 60.
commencing al stanton K McDeFmoUs VS.
south hue. aud running thence down and s0SI y
thousand feet and back 20 the summit q ~,I
Also. two culch and two hill CT bar claims Fs-~
the north or upper end Of the Aobi.soa ga. \
the cas-, side Of Wolf creek also two ei@Is ..,l
cas-; side OF said Wolf creek. sad claims es
four hundred fec; and bounded on the uif Il, Iq
McDermoi; Il Stantons ground. ana % ~ s,i !,
line by Robiuson's claim. together yin e
gular the Entertainments thereto oelohgns ta
wise appertainng: Public notice is Aa. 4 q
iha: in accordance with the req1ieH'
order Of sale Oh ,,s
Saturday, the 9th day Of November
At - o'clock NJ. will sell. a; the oour' G'. Nm
in Idaho CITY. at Public Auction, lo s..It ,is,
above described property. TO the s,-,inr S
''''''' '''''1 ~ IVA - '' F. u. BRITTEN' SS~
Idaho City, October IL, ls69-wS -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

DEATH OF A MEXICAN CONsUL.-Don Jose
A. Godoy, Mexican Consul at San Francisco,
died suddenly of apoplexy at the Metropolitan
Hotel in that city about the first of the present
month. Archbishop Alemaney refused to al
low his remains to be buried according TO the
forms of the Roman Catholic Church, where
upon an Episcopal minister ofiiciated at the
funeral. His being Liberal and participant
ing in ilhe overthrow of the supremacy of the
Church in Mexico is probably the reason Of
the refusal to bury his remains according TO
the forms of that Church.
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Shorif's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ExEov vi IN Bs

DY VIRTUE OF AN EAss I'd IN BIS
ID sued out of the District Couri ~ rspdrs
county. Idaho Territory, upon Joq p..,rsca AT
in said Court wherein Taylor 4 ~, m The so
plaintiffs and T. T. Hill is The deiehos1rSn Ia pcSs
Of Two Hundred and Seventy.sx anu anu, r,r lsB1
with interest at the rate OF 10 per ss se and cs
from the eth day of October. A. D. l 1,, Gems i
sui, taxed at Forty-ope Dollars ana ca fa have s
tested this nth day OF October iS ~. hDwn d
and taken under execution all OF tns nth. dGss
scribed property. towit: all OF the "a IN sndn Y
and interest of the said defendant hsnC IN Boz as
of that certain Toll Road, lying anu &c ss Hls
county. Idaho Territory, and known - sid court
Road. commencing at star Kailen - :. pOni sD"
Boise and crossing Granite Greek . rare bsNes
as Boston, thence across the dl'lalns eng al lSs
Grimes and More creek, and Terminus niding
City: also one Frame Tenement u md stuslS
pied by the defendant TO this acuoH, ,Se Toll H0ss
the said place Boston. and known sss,snances iSS
with the improvements and appui ven that %
belonging: Public notice is hereo! e' n 1859
Friday the 5th day of November, 81, q House,
AT II O'Clock. NJ. will sell, at the o0 "ssh ihss
in Idaho City, at public auction, ,J bidder, ~
described property. to the highes' S' costs .
said execution, costs. and all acV,,TrT,rN Shenp
+. b. BRlTlbM'
Idaho city. octoberi4. lS6e-wS -S|
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

GONE EAsr.-Hon. J. K. shafer on,
Congress, took his departure by st.o. essah
morning. for Washington City. He intenS. .ae'ddg
ing few days in Boise and Silver oi..- 'etaaa
from the latter place will take Beacheys each
railroad and thence to San Francisco 'I % for d,
stand that u ne intends visiting his Odho
Washington to attend TO his dnties - uen Leave d,
looking after the interests OF our Terr;.oDe delegate
tional Capital. In common with his boa!! At the H.
here we wish him a pleasant trim sno Sss o. Trend
forts in our behalf at Washington, and sst BIZ
to his home in Idaho in the Spring. &le rstun
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

THE LATE GOLD PANIC.-James Fisk, Jr.,
has written q letter to the New York SIN,
wherein he charges A r. Corbin, brother-in.
law of President Grants, with being in the
interest of the gold clique in the recent specu-
lation, and that Corbin organized and carried
on the movement before Fisk knew anything
about it. Corbin's representations of the in
Auence he could bring to bear in favor of the
project from Washington enlisted other gentle
men of means aud capacity in the scheme.
Fisk says he had repeated interviews with
Corbin, and that Corbn's wife visited Wash.
linton City about the time of the great panic in
Wall street He substantiates his charges
against Corbin by six or seven affidavits.
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REPORT OF THE GRaNn -.

To the Hon. DAVID Noggle. Chief ,,,.,..
the Second Judicial District, T. r. '''' and Judo
SIR-We have the honor to maho !,
port OF our proceedings as a Grana sle iollowin,
county, Idaho Territory: Jury for S.ie
We have found true bills Of ind;o..
James Porter, for murder in the frs. ctment sp,,,
An Aoon for robbery and assault with as
men m FUR and against Charles and I"ea
OF robbery against All Foun, sAored the Cha.
The above cases were the only one. = W
tention OF the Grand Jury was callsa which the.
was asked If he had any matter TOWN., Each ju~
to cal the attention of the Grand Juru ne desss
in the negative. y and ansEs,9s,
., We examined anime the county Jail and Ter,it,,,
ers confined therein seem to he baaIs The prisS
ken care of. 'py and geDs
Respectfully, your obt servt
b. +. CHANNEL /,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

OwYHEE ITEMs.-We take the following
from the Araldnche of the 9th
Wells, Fargo & Co. have drawn off their
coaches between Elko and White Pine and
Hill Beachey monopolizes the business.
A party of Owyheeans have returned from
Texas with band of cattle numbering about
400. and will winter them on the Bruneau.
Another drove of 5000 head is reported to be
on the road, within few days drive of Silver
City.
The Ida Gilmore, New York, Minear and
Webfoot mills are running day and night, and
the Sinker mill has also started up
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

New PAPER.-We have received copy of
the Willamette Valley Mercury, new Demo-
cratic paper published at Corvallis, Benton
county, Oregon, by j. II. Upton. 1t presents
neat appearance, geographically and other.
wise, and is well filled with general news
items. The editorials have the "ring of the
true metal" and We hope it will meet with
success and receive that patronage which
Democratic journals in Oregon are entitled to.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

CUBAN REINFORCEMENTs.-F late dis
patches it seems highly probable that three
more expeditions for Cuba are likely to escape
the Government authorities, which will, in the
aggregate, consist of about five thousand men
for the Insurgents. 1t is stated that General
Steadman, formerly OF the Federal army, and
Magruder, of the Confederate army, are in
command of one of the expeditions.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14
at NEVER RAINS, BUT IT PoURs,"-Th'

cit NEVER RAINS, BUT IT PoURs' "-1ne
terrible drouth which prevailed IN some por'
tions of the Eastern States for months past
has at last given way to series OF terrible
storms and floods. The Schuylkill river had
almost dried up, SO much SO, that witty cor
respondent of an eastern paper, in one OF his
letters, stated that the fish in the river bed
were Hopping around with tin cups in their
mouths looking for water, and steam fire en-
gines had to be used to pump water into the
reservoir which furnished the citizens of Phil
adelphia with water. Now, according to late
dispatches, they have too much water, the
Schuylkill river having risen on the 4th inst. SO
much as to overflow all the wharves, carrying
away six cars from the Pennsylvania Central
track and turning bottom up ninety-four 9TH
ers The storm seems to have been particularly
severe in New York and Pennsylvania. In
Washington City considerable damage was
also done, and in one instance the police Off
GERS were compelled to wade in the water
breast high to rescue women and children.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

WASHINGTON TERRIToRY.-Bolh branches
of the Legislature of Washington Territory
effected an organization about ten days ago at
Olympia. VIM. McLane was elected Presi-
dent of the Council and G. H. Stewart Speaker
of the House.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. or a Silver E,4a :.
en- 10 every club Of subscribers to Arnold's N.v,,
Persons raising half club have the choss a =.
OF silver forks. table or tea spoons. Agents u,,s
male and female. Large wages paid. Send q, q
particulars. Address Francis L Co.. care n, M
San Francisco. Cal M
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

SuspENDED.-The Radical newspaper, the
Imperialist, has suspended publication. Its
publishers found it poor investment and con-
!oluded they might get o 'piece'' sooner by en-
gaging in some other business.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

TEXAs-Provsional Governor Pease OF
Texas sent III his resignation, October lst, to
General Reynolds, and has taken the stump
for Hamilton, the Conservative candidate for
Governor. Twenty more Republican speakers
have also enlisted under the Conservative ban
ner and are doing good service in the cause
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DIED:

At Hawkinsville, siskiyou county, csliso,.
27th, JAMES II. McALIsrER aged 50 Years ''9a Sst
Alister of this city. " Duis Il.
At Strawberry Valley, Siskiyou county r.,
9th. DIR. l.. n. WILLIS. formerly of S:bio a. a. S
about 40 years. Wy asa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

BosToN RACEs.-At the recent races at the
Boston Park was trotting race for purse of
$4,000. Lady Thorn, although lame, won the
race in three straight heats, beating Goldsmith
Maid, Geo. Palmer and American Girl. Time,
2:23a, 2:2O4 and 2:2O.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

FIRGINTA.-The Legislature of Virginia
completed its organization on the 5th of the
present month Stephen Turner of Kappa.
hammock, was elected Speaker OF the House of
Delegates over Maddox-S7 to al. Turner is
an ex-COnfederate.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

Both of last month, in Philadelphia, the Re-
publican Invincible Club made an attack on
the Keystone Democratic Club while they were
marching in the streets, and fifteen or twenty
persons were badly wounded
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

State Fair, recently held at Indianapolis, Ind,
o test of speed between two steam engines
took place. The boiler attached to one of
the engines exploded, killing twenty-seven per-
sons and wounding about thrty-six more
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

DEMOCRATIC VfCToRY-At the city cleo.
ton held in Hartford, Conn, n fortnight since,
the Democracy achieved complete victory by
majorities Of from six to seven hundred
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

PRINTERs.--The Public Printer has issued a
circular to employees of the Government print
ing Office ordering them not to be controlled in
any respect by the Typographical Union in its
demand that copyholders should be printers.
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READ tho advertisement Of Eckhart & Saunders In
another column. There's bargain ocercd.
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PERFECT MANHOOn

ESSAYS FOR YoUNG MEN. on the evils Of sp,r.
WALTON. with certain help for the erring and r,.-
nate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of .s,
Address Howard Association, Boz P. pb,,a.L,.
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DR.. ISAAC RIvAs has received the appoint.
gent Of Mexican Consul ut San Francisco.
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* nnn LBS. OF No, ?oTaDE
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P. l. EDg0NDSM
Idaho city. October li.w3.
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Ex-PREsIDENT PIERCE has been lying dan.
gerously Ill for some time. at his home ia New
Hampshire, and bis recovery is doubtful.
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-08

The DAILY MONITOR will be served to subscribers at
TWELVE CENTS A WEEK.
Mr.. GEORGE E. VAN BLARoUM has route in the
upper part of the city Orders may be left at this
Office. Mr.. WILLIAM G. JONES will supply those at
the Port.
Copies may be obtained at 1856 Broad street
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-08

Senator Sprague was serenaded at
the residence of o. S. Halstead, in
Newark, N. j., last evening, under the
auspices of the Harnessmakers Asso-
citation. Previous to his appearance
Mr.. Halstead made speech denouno-
ing the selfishness of political parties,
urging workingmen to take an indepen-
dent course; advocating the Eight Hour
law, and the repeal of the Conspiracy
law warmly eulogizing Mr.. Sprague's
wisdom and craftsmanship, and intro
ducing him as the peoples friend. MIR.
Sprague apologized for his late arrival,
and disavowed any political objects in
the course he has taken except to pro-
mote the interests of the workingmen
and preserve republican institutions,
which he thought more in danger than
during the war. He promised to speak
more at length to-day. We shall pub
fish Senator Sprague's speech to-mor-
row. Let our workingmen look out
for it.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-08

FALL RIVER, Mass, June THE re-
turn of the consolidated Fall River and
Bristol steamboat line to its original
starting point was made the occasion OF
holiday The Bristol, with the officers
of the line and number of invited
guests on board, was met at the wharf
by crowds of citizens. A band of music
enhvened the occasion, collation. was
served on board the boat, and speeches
of welcome were made by the authori-
ties of Fall River.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-08

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of AS
" sessment and Revision of Taxes in the city of
Elizabeth will meet in the old Council room, in the
Court House, on MONDAY, June 81, 1862 and con-
tinue in session daily until July II, 1869, during
which time the Assessors books will be open for
public inspection, examination and correction Of
fee hours from to II o'clock
WILLIAM LUSTER, President of Board of AS
sessment and Revision of Taxes
Elizabeth June 8, 1869. jS