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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

MURPHY IN BIC LrCK.-Wc copy tn" fol-
lowing from the White Pine Inland Empire OF
May both Murphy is we'll known in this Ba-
sin, and was formerly Auditor and Recorder
of this county. Here is his offer:
Mr.. John VI. Murphy. the Recorder OF Pat
terson District, authorizes us to say that he
will give three hundred tons OF 500 rock, and
n mill site with ample water and the right, ~
GLIDING n sufficient supply of wood IN the ll1-
mediate vicinity. to any man, or company "h"
will erect a mill in the district. Some OF the
best assays we have seen have been from rock
from the Patterson We know OF as hlgh as
So, 100 to the ton, and have heard OF ?l4'ooo'
Here is indeed wealth begging for capital
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

WORD or CAUrIoN.-The Boise Statesman men
tons the arrival in that city OF rough and bad char
acters from the Railroad terminus, and several small
rebberes have followed their advent. Our citizens
will do well guard against the coming and the bad
acts here of any of that sort.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27
WHITE PINE IrEMs.-From the Inland I'm

WHITE PINE IrEMs.-From tn" Inland I'm
pire of May Goth We extract the following:
4 band of "la"less jumper" from Montana
Jumped city lots on Main street, Hamilton
City, during the night Of May 10Th. and next
day procession OF 400 ''oi the largest proper
" holders and respectable citizens moved an
the jumpers tents, and after short parl"y the
latter wholly capltulatcd.
There are over 800 buildings in Hamilton,
and the population is estimated to be $500.
A Mr. Lester started to dig we'll In a gulch
near Hamilton, but at twelve feet depth struck
horn silver and rich chloride ore, and changed
his we'll into n mine.
In a dance between Jimmy Finegan aud
Johnny Rowe for all their clothes clear To
their Bluffs, and all their money 81 3n), while
Irish Tom was treating the crowd somebody
creased the tddlcrs bow, aud that stopped the
match.
Theatricals are flourshing in Hamilton.
New quartz mills are going up IN Ircasur"
City and other camps.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

A CONFERENCE between France and Belgi-
nm is to meet at Paris at an early day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

BoRIE has advertised twelve lron-clads for
sale.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

CYRUS A. EASTMAN has been appointed AS
sistant u. s. Treasurer in San Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

HOWARD will withdraw from the Chinese
mission, leaving Ross Browne undisturbed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

he,,r cups In the Basin during the week. Their
|&hu., Will include very inviting list Of songs
|sh,., IL has been long time since the pub
|&h. en favored with amusements of any kind,
|tnD..ng opportunity for enjoyment will afford
io'ing chance to visit their old haunts.
|4cd, -During the week Hon. Milton Kelly,
|Ss :, upfeme Justice of Idaho and District
|ss, we First Judicial District, Theodore Bur-
'ah,bo ~" and Mr.. Geo. II. Coe. have paid visit
H. lily. The many friends Of these gentlemen
''en to them kindly greeting.
20 I'm large stock of goods come to him.
~ No. A and below. by pack train, last Satur.
ue Is ready to give bargains.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

THANKs.-We are indebted to Mr.. James Hender
son. Agent of Wells. Fargo Co., in this. City. for
nate Oregon and Nevada papers during the week. and
to Hugh W. Mckee, Agent of the Company at Winnie
mucca, for latest White Pine papers. These fayors
are highly appreciated, gentlemen.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

FLEIscHM,S X HEYSEMAS are selling foo'~ very
lively these days. At easy figures fprpurchascrs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

The WEArHER-for the past week the weather has
been unusually Indictment for this season 81 year.
High winds violent rain and hail showers. and very
severe lightning and thunder storms, with cool days
and chilly nights, have prevailed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

BOISE CITY STAGE LINE.-The brothers Eb. and Jo
Pnkham have purchased from Henry Greenhouse
the stock, vehicles right of route and mail contract
of the daily mail stage line between this place and
Boise City. The Pinkham Brothers are deseryedly
popular stage men, and thoroughly understand their
business. They before owned the Basin stage lines
and will now the full route from Boise City as
to furnish the good folks of Centerve Placerville
and Granite, and Pioneer also, believe their mail
and Express matter on the evening of the day on
which it leaves Boise City-or day in advance of
the old arrangement time. Already they have the
stages from Boise City to arrive here at regular
seasonable hour, and have materially improved the
stock on the road. When they get things arranged
they purpose the route will be run equal in style
to any mountain route in the country. Mr.. Eb.
Pinkham will remove his residence to Boise City,
and his brother 10. will continue to superintend the
business here. We are glad they have become the
owners of the route, and are this whole public
will do all in their power to sustain them handsomely
GOOD DoG-In last weeks issue the loss of pocket
book belonging to Casmr Barthes was advertised
The article was lost on the road between Granite
Greek and this city, by way of Star Ranch and Bos
ton. We learn that dog found the book, took it to
his MASTER and that gentleman, having seen the adj
vertisement brought the lost book with contents all
right, to the owner, at the St. Charles. We regret
that not able to give the name of the honest
owner of that valuable dog. And we wish that some
good honest dog would find and bring to this Office
the Scrap Book other dod end fellow took from
u.s.
THANKs.-We are indebted to Mr.. James Hender-
son, Agent of Wells Fargo Co., in this City, for
late Oregon and Nevada papers during the week. and
to Hugh W. Mckee, Agent Of the Company at Winnie
mucca, for latest White Pine papers. These fayors
are highly appreciated, gentlemen.
4 WORD OF CAUrIoN-The Boise Statesman men
tons the arrival in that city of rough and bad char
acters from the Railroad terminus and several small
robberes have followed their advent our citizens
will do well guard against the coming and the bad
acts here of any OF that sort
JAMES CARR, Road Supervisor deserves much
credit for the Jealous manner in which he is prose
cutting the duties OF his office. Besides the fine
road leading from to Gold HILL he has made the
Boise stage road TO lead into town through CONNER
cial street, and has vastly improved that street
The Branch, or Agency OF the Firs, National Bank
OF Idaho in the hrr-proof brick, opposite Wells
Fargo ( Co.'S Office under the management of Mr.
b. VI. DuRcl. is in active and prosperous opera
| ton. The Bank is strong outside and inside.
| The WEATHER For the past week the weather la,
been unusually inclrment for this season Of year
High winds violent rain and hail showers. and yer!
severe lightning and thunder STORMS. with cool day
and chilly nights have prevailed.
| FLEtsCHMAS X HEYSEMAS selling roo}@ very
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

The BRANCH, or Agency OF the First National Bank
OF Idaho in the hrr-proof brick, opposite Wells
Fargo ( Co.'S Office under the management of Mr.
B NJ DuHcll. is i'll active and prosperous opera
ton. The Bank IS strong outside and inside.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-05-27

JAMES CARE, Road Supervisor. deserves much
credit for the Jealous manner in which he is prose
cutting the duties OF his office. Besides the fine new
road leading from town TO Gold HILL he has made the
Boise stage road TO lead into through CONNER
cial street, and has vastly improved that street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29

There was a much larger audience III at
tendance at the Theater last night than on
the previous one, and we were pleased TO
see a larger number Of ladies present than
usual The acting fully justified the at
tendance. "Retribution. or a Wltes Re
venge, was on the bills for the evening,
but the illness of one of the leading char
acters prevented its being performed. Nor
did the audience lose much by the change
The thrilling drama of Marble Heart was
substituted in its stead, and we have never
seen it played better
Miss. Lizzie Madden, as marble Heart, y
impersonated the character most admirably,
winning new histrionic laurels. Mr.. Ling
ham, always gallant, surpassed himself as
Raphael" and the beautiful little Miss
| Gilbert evinced remarkable genius. This
little girl is a marvel of beauty and talent,
| and, with proper cultivation of her gifts,
| she has a bright future as an actress before
her Her acting on Wednesday night as
| the ''Drunkards Daughter, was perfect; 1t
was natural. The love and devotion she
showed in her childike endeavOrs to re-
claim her father from drunkards fate
was watched throughout by the moistened
eyes of many ladies in the audience.
The other characters of Marble Heart
were well sustained last night.
The performance closed with the laugh
ter-provoking Sketches in India. Miss
Jennie WilmOre, ever beautiful and versa
tile, as ''Sallie, and Mr.. Radcliffe, among
the best of comedians, kept the audience
| convulsed with laughter. There will be
another highly attractive bill tonight, and
we hope to see a crowded house. We now
have first class Theater, first class Man
ager, and a first class Company, and We
feel assured that the efforts of Mr.. Gilbert
will be rewarded by liberal patronage
from our people. Let the house be FILLED
TONIGHT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29

Our beautiful city presented lively and
animated appearance last night. The
hotels were crowded with visitors, and the
streets thronged with promenaders who
in the most Joyous spirits, were inhaling
the exhilarating atmosphere. Groups OF
ladies and gentlemen were passing and re-
passing along the principal streets The
thousands of gas lamps threw a mellow
glow all over the city At an early hour
the streets were enlivened with bands of
music. The notes of pianos and flutes
foated ont from the windows aud balconies
of our private residences. Hacks and bug
gies wheeled like airy chariots over our
Nicholson pavements. The shop-windows
and showcases of stores sparkled with the
lights of brilliant and unique gas jets dis
PLAYING to advantage the rich articles for
sale. while gas globes and stars and oh
longs in rapid motion adorned the walls Of
store-fronts, ghttering like enormous
diamonds. The Maxwell House in front of
alr Office, with its brilliantly lighted win
dows. futed columns and pilastered walls,
looked grandly among the surrounding
buildings as palatial St Marks among the
structures Of Venice in her palmy days.
All the surroundings conspired TO make IT
one of the most lively and enjoyable even
mas we have had for some time past.
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brilliant Reception Party.

On Tuesday evening last, the Goth inst,
Mr. Granville f. Parrish, son of our well
known citizen NJ A. Parrish, was united
in marriage to Miss Mary Miller, of Evans
vile, Ind. The gallant bridegroom and his
accomplished and beautiful young bride
reached home yesterday by the evening
train, and their return was the occasion Of
a brilliant reception party at the palatial
residence of the bridegroom's father. The
large building was crowded from basement
to dome, and a more jOyous reunion We
have never witnessed. Parlors, draw
ing-rooms, and sitting-rooms We're
brilliantly illuminated and decorated
with evergreens. About IL o'clock the
large company present were invited to
partake of a supper which the worthy and
hospitable head of the house had prepared
in honor Of the event The tables were
rich and gorgeous in the display Of sub
stantials and delicacies, and such a feast
could not have been surpassed 10y Del
monico's best Sam Lynch, the famous
steamboat steward. had orders to spare
neither pains nor expense in getting up
the supper, and right well did he perform
the duties assigned him.
The evening was most agreeably spent,
and the happy couple met with an enthusi-
astic reception at the hands Of their friends.
For the gallant bridegroom, We can say in
congratulatory terms, may every joy he his,
and may his happy morning never wane,
nor cloud arise over the horizon Of his
blissful SKY. May the fair young bride
ever bask in the bright heaven of undimin-
ished love. and hand in hand may the two
tread forever where roses bloom:
Il saw two clouds at early morn
Hinged with the rising sun;
At eve / saw they d fOded on
And melted into One'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29
New Advertisements.

See city notice of John Gilgan & Co.,
Trade Palace
Proprietary stamps for sale at the Ma
tional Savings Company, corner Union and
College streets.
Albert a Seeman have another man.
moth auction sale this morning. If you
want bargains, be sure to attend. See their
advertisement
Oh yes! oh yes! go out to the east end
of the Suspension Bridge, on next Thurs
day morning. and attend the large real
estate sale of Anderson, johnson & Smith.
Valuable Edgefeld property will be sold
A partner is wanted. See new adver-
Using column.
Itgives us pleasure to refer to Messrs.
T. H Jones q Co., as agents for the cele-
brated Norway Oats. Neither Jones &
Co, nor the oats need any word of CON-
mendation from us. Farmers and dealers
need only TO read the advertisement in this
mornings Issue to see that it is to their adj
vantage to send in their orders for these
Justly celebrated seed.
Our lady readers should not fail TO read
the city notices this morning, for there they
Will find G. Rice & Co. advertising every
thing they need, at exceedingly low rates.
TIE farms to be sold by Mr.. McLain,
known as the Henderson, Ky, Land Sale,
are in a high state of improvement and are
renting for So, 600 in cash this year Some
lucky man will get one Of these farms-,f ol
five dollars
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29
GILES COUNTY, BLOOD HORSE
ASSOCIATION,

Though the weather has been cold, yet
the people of old Giles have turned out in
vast crowds to add interest to the occasion.
In connection to the Blood Horse Associ
alton exhibition, a large list of premiums
were offered to other kinds Of stock, as fol
lows:
Best boar-A NJ Carter, premium.
Best sow-Master NJ. Stacey, premium,
Best SOW pig-R. C. Reynolds, premium
Best sweepstake sow-R. G. Reynolds,
premium.
Best buck-M NJ johnson, premium.
Best (ewe-M NJ johnson, premium.
Best BALM. NJ. johnson, premium.
Best calf-Robert Rhodes; premium.
Best sweepstake bull-M. NJ. Johnson,
premium.
Best aged cow-A. NJ. Carter premium.
Best heifer, two years old-A. NJ. Carter,
premium.
Best heifer, one year old-A. NJ Carter
premium.
Best heifer calf-A. NJ. Carter, premium
Best fat bullock-James Turner, pre-
MUM
Best oxen-James Turner, premium.
Pacing race of one mile, free to all, pre-
MUM to VIM. McCrory. Time BOG.
Trotting race, in harness or under sad
die, for three years old, mile and repeat
for $50. First heat, time $40; second
3:93: premium to A. j. McKinnon.
Running race for two years old, one mil
dash. E. It. Craig & Son entered oh.
Irene Shapard by Bob johnson, dam Fan
nv Bugg, by ambassador, time 200.
Geo. t. Altman entered br. f Mimi
Brown, second by imp. Australian, frs
dam Mazurka, by Lexington.
All the races were exciting, and the da
passed off without special incident exceI
one horse running away with sullly, an
passing over DR. Clark, the driver, who es
capped unhurt.
| On behalf of our representative we deslr
to return our thanks to the officers OF th
association for courtesies extended, and a
SO to our friend Thompson, of the yer
popular Tennessee House, who makes
his guests feel perfectly at home.
The balance of the week we hope will /
pleasant weather and the interest and a
tendance continually increase. Wishin
that we could be present with the enterpri
ing and hospitable people of Giles, "
congratulate them on their success thus IA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29

CHEEsE-We quote factory at 19c. English
EAILs-we quote at 81 75@s5 for IOd., and 25c.
additional for diminishing grades
OANDLES-Star, light weight lie.
FVotMIDlEk-Dupont s. 70; Hazards Sc IS; blast
ing - 70; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c.
SHOT-Patent 50 Is; buck So 50.
=, LiQOOhS-Common rectifed whisky, per gallon
q ~; Robertson County 81 7562 Is: Bourbon
81 2oSsS %; Lincoln County 81 1902 IS; High
,o BALE Z RoPE-Mo lOa1OKc. Green Leaf 100
BAGGING-ky. Ply. 29c. j. II. fax 3Oc
boards 81 IS y doz.; Buckets, . doz., So 1908,
tuos u t5gS5 y nest. Starch 715c Candy 22c
ior assorted per pound Snuff 81 rs per box for
S Sau packed Matches s. so per case Pepper
case Tor one pound cans; s. 40 per case for two
pound cans Canned peaches two pound cans
| - % per doz. Soda 71$Casc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29
....,,I. prndnce fInrkr1.

DRIED FRTTIT-sales to-day Of 5000 lbs apple,
at sc: 200 do quarter peaches at GlIc.
PEANU'TS-Sales Of $50 bushels peanuts a
81 40 r bushel. - o.
CHESTNUTs-sma sales from wagon at s. Z
bushel.
IRISH POTATOEs-Northern are quoted at s. 81
GREEN APPLES Tennessee g 50 Z bbl; North
ern "a e Dbl.
COTTON SEED-Receipts liberal, and sales Al
zoe q bushel of 80 3 pounds.
GiNSFNG-We quote nominally at zoe.
BUTTER-We report sales of 900 lbs at 25c from
wagon.
EGGS-We quote at 23c. from wagon, and sales
from store to-day at 22c.
BFFSWAX-Ts ouoted nOminally at 35c.
SUBSTITUTING quote at S24 per ton.
BRAN-We quote at SlS per ton
RAGS-COmmand Axe
without burs 25Ga6c : washed without burs $50
SIC.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29
RaTCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world !;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the ill effects Of bad Dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful BLACK
or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers /;
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No. l6 Bond street, New York. my23-Iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29
Nashville Grocery Market.

Trade active as follows:
SUGAR-New Orleans 15,9l6c. Demarara l51,
6IGc.; standard hards I734c.; coffee 1876
B do. 16[c;, and C do. 1916.
COFFEEoRio, common to choice, 19925Tc.
Laguyra 26626Sc; Java $50 4Oc.
MOLASSES AND SIRUPS-Sirup SOC. GS1; gold
en- sirup 81: no New Orleans in the market.
sALT-Liverpool sack s. % seven bushel barreb
by the car load, So co; five and half do. 50.
RICE-We quote best Carolina Toe.
TEAS-Imperial 81 4O6S2; Young Hyson 81 q
Black SlSI SO; Gunpowder 81 65tGS2
ORANGES-We quote new Louisiana at s. {
barrel.
FISH-Mackerel Nos. l, and 3, per barrel, 81
$40 and SIS. in Eits, Nos /, and 9, g *: = ?
and 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29
RE REAUrTIFUL.

II Won desire beauty, you should use Hagan's
Magnolia Balm
1t gives a soft, refined satin-hke texture to the
eomplexion removes roughness, redness, hlotehes,
spnburn. tan, etc, and adds tinge of Pearly
Bloom to the plainest features. 1t brings the
bloom of Youth to the fading cheek, and changes
the rustic Country Girl into Fashionable City
Belle.
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies the true Sc
crot Of Reauty. No lady need complain of her
complexion who viii invest % cents IN TINS de
lightful article. :
LYONS Katharion is the hest Hair Dressing in
use. sep7-eod dtw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29
nn.bri,o r,1our and Grnin MarEet.

FLOUR-There is a very considerable demand
for low grades, which are being forwarded freely
We ouote az fnIinWs. Supers s. 2jGS6; single
extra IS 2jCa6 30 double extra Sc 5OGG 70; fam
lily 81 25aS8; fancy s. 5O@ s. 10
CORN NGEAI-we quote at 81 10 q bushel for
loose unbolted, aud $ e barrel Tor city kun
dried.
WHEAT-Sales from wagon to-day Of 100 bushels
red at q TO- Market very dull
CORN-We report sales to-day oil 1OO bushels
loose from wagon at 81.
OATS-Sale and shipment to-day OF 300 bushels
at 75c sacked and delivered IN depot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29

The following are the cotton quotations received
at the National Savings Company, corner Union
and College streets, where cotton, gold bond and
stock quotations are received hourly, and are al
WAYS accessible to the public:
NEW YORK, 10:25-CottOn market dull and prices
unchanged.
NEW YORK, 2-Market easier; sales 900 bales
for future delivery, November, 25ta25hc; Deem
her 25kc; January, 25kc
LIVERPOOL, 2-CottOn market frmer. Sales H.
600 bales, 900 to spectators, at 12al2Ad. Ship
ments of cotton from Bombay since last report to
the 18th, 1000 bales.
NEW YORK, 3-Market dun and prices I'M
changed sales 036 bales for export $50 for ship
ping. and 375 for speculation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29
wan KnIcd in ,vureyco.boro,

On Saturday last, in Murfrecsboro, a diff
fculty occurred between l. II. Borgess.. an
auctioneer. and Ben Leeds. painter The
former proved to be the better man of the
two, and telling his antagonist to the
ground, jumped upon him and beat him
SO numerically that the unfortunate man
died on Monday from the injuries he re
ceived. Borgess. fed, and has not been
e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29

The exercises of the first annual fair Of
the Agricultural and Mechanical Association
will be resumed on Brownsville Oh the It'll
of November and continue for two
days. The fair was opened on the 22d
INST, but being interrupted by the eXces-
sive rains, its continuance was deferred to
the time specified. Old Haywood IS pro
verbal for the enterprise and hospitality Of
her people, and the occasion will no doubt
he an interesting one
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29
nr.trnrinr PrnncrIN.

Dory Bowie, a destructive darkey, was
arrested at the instance Of Mrs. Carter, on
a warrant yesterday, charged with the
malicious destruction Of property. Dory
vegetables in the jungles and has imblbed
the notions of that locality. Justice Wllkin-
son checked him in his mad career, 10y
requiring him to give bond for 500 to
keen the Deace
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29
Monthly Review.

The monthly review to-day at the Edge
field Seminary will be particularly inter
esting Several original songs will be
sung by the school. The music pupils will
be examined IN classes. Prof Bailey will
deliver a lecture on the Formation of
Coal" The French class viii be examined,
together with maP-drawing and Penman-
shin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-29
Acctdcn, 10 wan ana NIuIe.

In driving through Broad street yester-
day evening, the saddle mule in team
loaded with corn, fell down and the driver,
young man named Monroe Eester, was
run over 10y the wagon and his leg badly
injured. In the fall the mule struck some
sharp obstacle that cut such a fearful cash
in his side as to lead to the belief that it
would cause death