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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Dallas County Greeting
VOU are hereby commanded that you
4 summon, by publication, Giles Filly,
whose residence is unknown, TO be and APP
hear before the District Court, to be holden
in and fol the County Of Dallas, and State
Of Texas, at the Courthouse thereof, in the
town of Dallas, on the 10TH Monday after
the md Monday in August, 1869, then and
there to answer the petition Of John 7.
Lawrence, filed in said Court against the
said Filly, and alleging in substance as
follows: That on the 18th day of March,
1861, the said Filley obtained judgment
against tire said Lawrence, in the Justice s
Court of said county for the sum of seven.
weight dollars and twelve cents with costs
and interest
Petitioner av,rs that said Filly had no
cause Of action against him and that said
judgment was rendered without any pro-
cess being served upon him, and prays for
a writ of injunction and supersedius, which
was granted.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said Court this writ with your
return thereon showing how you have exc :
cuted the ssme. l~- -
Witness VI. Thevcne', Clerk q
SEAL the District Court Of Dallas caun-
Wv IT,. Giten under my hand and
seal Of said Court in the town Of Dallas,
this the 18th day CT October, An. 1859.
NJ. THEVENET,
G:4w1 elk. d. c. ID. Co. Texas.
Printers fec, $40, specie-]
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j. W. SWINDELLS,
Agent for Dallas count,

\ GIT OF FLowERs.--0ur Junior, still
in luck, has this week to brag over us on
the receipt Of bouquet, composed of pref
iy rcd 'os and rose buds, sent ia
prairie. lie snys If her name is not FLORA
il should be-that as the flowers sent were
Summers struggling children lingering in
pathway of THO amiable g!ver may be
bright and beautiful with roses of love
ani hope, even after life's summer has
flown and its melancholy autumn days
have come.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
usIlHa Tanms.

nfnffal 90 proposes a. establish
lH co. lnlftfsllg o. ID. De- pfrf n
special dslafimehi ih which oilioTs
zee Ia ~ ifaired ani hiicd ~ ihe
dullos 0f i'fr. iho saneium ani ihe
c0niosi With those Who Weld an in.
stfnmeni mifllirr than iho sword
Woihiuk Robert T.. loo uio great.
est llging general 0i iho age. Tho
lnio war produced two really won
dorml generals St0ncWall Jack son
aud Robert 4. Lee, 10 whom every
man who ajmircs greatness must
give honor.
War is one thing.
Editing quite another.
Gonoral Lee can never make edi-
tors. IL takes God Almighty, a
printing Office, and contact with the
outer world 10 do that You may
lay down rlles, print recipes, col
lege- polish and sheepskin-gradu-
ate TN the crack of doom; and just
as your educated editor sits down tn
wriloan article some 'dirly-hngered
type,siieker," as We were once called,
will stop TO his case aud compose
from his head, TO the music ofoliek-
ing types, an editorial that will ira
vel over the world, shaping thought,
while the labored oilort of the
graduate" iluttors unable to raise
the fence in the back yard.
Teaching editing is much like tell
ing n man to do certain things when
danger threatens aud fright may
come upon him. The good advice is
forgotten, and he falls back upon
his wits. The best editors OF the
country mover saw the inside of n
college. The poorest ones-Bigelow,
who lately went into the front door
of tho Times Offices with full music
by the band, and who slipped out
the back door so quidy enc night,
for cxample-are the college bred
smart ones.
We would give no more for one
of General Lees editors than for
one of John Popo's strategy or Beast
Buffers bravery. This broadcloth,
kid glove, "private mark" style is
all well enough till you como to
peel for work, Then, blood and
pluck tell.
The printing. office is the place to
educate editors. Upward from the
street newsboy-the ink-smeared
apprentice the steady. working jour
ncyman-thc careful rcporlcr-thc
ready and rapid writer, who with
the pen photographs cvcnts5thc
close observer, quick to catch ideas,
and bold in their defense the men
who have graduated in printing
offices, and whose diploma is n bat
tered and corner. worn printers
rule-thcsc are the men and the
diplomas.
Young men, if you wish to learn
military-f0rm in line, guide right
to General Lcc's college forward,
march! If you wish to be editors
about face; deploy to right and left
to different prihting, offices on the
double-Qiick-marchl
[Brick Pomeroy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

...,"--.iu A. hsii ia ~ grrfY santaT uirfniHE n
THf. s'ailTk Be- 81 iasFf fa.ara ~ NJ 80
"a hsiilirr - Msiu siuai- sanaag r.hffi "a
~ 500 Gauaa a ss'slark A. ~,
MTfunnIsE EFiscnfAi cnlhru .h.rs,.
..r,lrss srs hsll ssfTF sunasf a m e.fAse a.
80 ~ rsfls ranilr lFht. faltaih sfhHei As 'sesi
atsa'riask An.
nLp sf1aOaL FAEsBfIERlANfi it kih-hrs
NIL NrnOSAln. sii prFarh "a ~ Asaflhe"-
- ths laird sd fsaTih sati-ih 20 s~sh @"A'"-
CUMBERLAND fRkshf thiAh ~, h.h
'krs A !. uA1NEs, fasiar, Niii lifat ~ ihe Asha
t-rlaua Presbyterian ehurrhi ga ~ rffehi az
Iasrth SahtAiks Ia each nashih sAi hrs' " v
RsNs, "a tbs 1rsi anl hnA eall-ihs, IA ths san,'
tailtnE.
Rev. N. ". HAEEH sill pTsarh FrsnlaIis, a. ih'
thTgsiian GhaNh, Dallas, "a lAe sId and iih bah
laths afrarh month.
IA sash SATURDAY. lsk.Ts the an sabiaih Il sAsl
f1..ath sLaFsh nlssiias,x ill h. Lela.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
To consuniptive.

Tho Advertiser, having been restored 10 health IN
a few weeks by very simple remedy, afer having
suffering several years with severe lung AFFECTION
and thai dread disease, Consumption-is anxious 70
make known to his fcllowsudcrers the mrans OF
cure.
To all who desirc IT. he will send copy o. the
prescription used free Of chsrgr), with the drec
lions FOR preparing and using the same, which they
will md SURE CuEs Fon CONSUMPTION, AsrHHAi
BnnxcnIrIs etc. The Object Of the advertiser IN
-ending the prescription is 20 benefit the afflicted,
and sFrad Information which he conceives to be in
valusbe; and he hopes every sufferer viii try his
remedy. a. % viii cost them nothing and may prove
a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription. vii
ticase address REV, EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
June II. ls69-z9.1r-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
ESTRAY NOTICES.


TAKEN Up By 81. DARBY and esfrsyed before
Ben. Long. J. p Prsrinrf No. I. one WHITE
MARE. 10 or n va oll. branded r On eff sh0ul-
a. ard G OF ~ hir. ard HIP rrrnecfrd On right
TAETx Up ~ bishop Compton and esfrayed 1c
furt J. T. nrEnizht y. p one BLACK STUD. 4 or
yrars ED. about - hands high, brnnded p The
ri-hf shoulder rllrrd - SO f71le
TaFFv rp IL J. n Little ard fsfrayrd before
J. p u-Enirff J. y. ont IRON GRAY nODsE- :
- r-nrs ga lr.ud-d rrn-sed keys IN shouicf
and ~ Ief-tl@ uloui "a hands high. some -
ID. r.r-fa f7s1ls
SIS. JONES, C.cSD.C.T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13


1t is seldom that we use the columns of
this paper to ''puf or notice the ''thousand
and one" article, known as Patent Medi-
cines.' We, however, vary from our rule
in the present case, that we may call at
tention 10 tho article known as rs. T.
1SG0-X., Plantation Bittcrs." We desire
il understood that we do so without any
solicitation or promise of benefit from the
proprietor or other interested parties. We
simply do it as an act of duty towards
those who are laboring under physical dis
ability, weakness and the various COM
plants arising from impurities of the
blood. Having used the Bitters at the in
stigaton of friend, land, we confess,
with some misgivings at tie outset we
found them most valuable medical COM
pound, and to our great satisfaction, ac-
cOmplishCd the object for which they were
used.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
Notice.

II HAVE LOST the Land Certificate No
] l0-sl9, issued By the Commissioner Of
Ne General Land OAice Of the STATE Of
Texas, to the Honsfon Tap and Brazoria
Railway Company, on the sih dayof hsrch,
A. d. 1859. for SIX hundrtd and forty acres
OF land. If said certificate is not fonnd
within the time prescribed ~ Law, shall
apply for duplirase ihereoL
JAS. u. sWINDEIIs.
Lancaster, Texas.
Oeioser -. lss9 -7.er
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
Errors Of Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful indiscretiop, viii. for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, tho receipt
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to proht by
the advertisers experience, do so by addressing,
in perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN.
No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

gsSrC. r. Johns s Co., Land Agents and
Bankers Austin, Texas, win attend TO the
purchase and sale of lands adjustment of
Land Titles, and payment of Taxes ON land
any where in the State. Prosecute land
and money claims against the State or Fed
eral Governments. Make collections at
State Treasury and Military Headquarters
at Austin, and any other business within
the scope of a General Land and Collecting
Agency. f 8; I'm
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GanfIdnlts ntpnimfnl,

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Ca fnhfkT u. TAfitsh a. q 0aatiistf o. CO,
sItss liza this Iihs sil csssIessi.Hsl hisiFisi.
F0R STATE sENAruR.
Ne 49, aufhafirsi anl Isanrsisi o. aunaunsi
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stats sruair
ToR REPRFsENTAINE
We az ..ll@si,sl AL Fssssisa 70 sHness's
CAPT l1HN ~. LAM, ~ a GA iilais 10 srpFuslni
~ sls n.iTisi, eonIFisins ~ seuaiss 81 nsiias
celia .na tsEIsnl, IL ihs aasE iiesss u ihs LIS
isiaiuTs,
We az suihaEi4s.i iasnnsaare =, ?. MCKNIiIiI :
fssiais % Tranuslni a. -lsi h.sillf cauiirsl u
the rauut.a, "a tiilin IarFani ia ~ lnaaT housl
II The lsSi GsnsIa Assrlnty u ihe stats q IsAEss
We ar auiheTirsi ana Esassiea 10 snaounss b.,
n :, sIELhlgAk, 1T Celia nsaaig, a. randi-
dale fhT ihr laarT llonsr ~ The lfgsaiura, fIuul
ihe 2ls hspTssrniaiire liisiTiei, C1mlsss1 u Dat
lac, Collin lad faTFani iaaaiisss
We ars sntheFited ani Teqnesie,l % announce nr
4, N, COCHRAN, ass candidate a. Iri,Fnsrni tho
sisf hisiIiel comprising ihs senaiss u l,sias OF,
lin ard t~rs-Hi' ~ The lossF ioass u The Lsssla
tuTe,
FoR COMMISSIONER or TnE LAHD 0FTIOE,
We am auiharilel 10 ahnonute JOSEPH SffNcE
Is eaaiials faF nalnniissiansT " tie i.and uof,
Lieslien Ia AuNtmtsF nsAi,
FOR snrRlrF.
We are sulhallfei and Tr'lutsisl 10 snnouno1
IERE n, nRoMN, Esq a. a efpdidals hhT hasTif
Of Dallas county, al the ensuing elfriiHn,
We an authorized To snrgVsos nEN. LONG a. q
candidate fT sheriff 81 Dallas epnniy At To- shEaing
sleelion 10 Ne'snlsr,
We ar auihorissi 70 anneunoeJ, ", sALuONs
a candidate Zoe Sheriff rf DALLAS Cpunly, hlerliun
ln NoVs.hbsr. ISIS.
We are authorized snl requested 10 anRounos
RonRRr l., sEAns, a. candidate &c sheriff 81
Dallas county, al the ensuing elrtiiun in Nov,
We are an,horlsad and requested 10 Annauuea ~
q. McADAMS. Esa,, as candidate i0F sheriff II
Dallas county, At the ensuing Nov. slselien'
We ara an,horltsl 10 announce the npmn Of
IrNluS PEAK, a. a candidate fer sheriff ~ Dallas
county at the ensuing election In November
~. a.. ,n,horl,sd aud reane.tr.l ia announce ".
II. ROnRERsuN. as a candidate Tor the office Of
sheriff OF Dallas County at the ensuing election,
,.,o n,sr,,,.r ~, ,v
~" p'ai"''i '1"""'
We are aniheiisr,' anu Ielurss,l '" a. ~ =,
JOHN J, EAkISs, ESQ, NJ candidate hf CLERK Of
10 District Court OF pA''as county" '"' '"'"'"s
e'''l"h'
cnG s", ,"r ,hs o,s "f pis,Tr Glen fnaas
County at the ensuing Election In November.
.
ron JUSTICE OF THE rEAck.
We ere authorized nna telu,s,r" !" ahh' s w.,
=, u 90 tnhh, ,H ', wv y, - W W.. -
reAer ~ rtoeihe' NJ u ia Jas e"""h" Wv ''N"'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

ImroarANT.-Gcn. Reynolds in
response to an enquiry of Mr.. F
Flake of Flakes Bulletin, dictates
the following, Oct. %, 1863:
First-That "the ordinances pas.
scd or protested to have been passed
by the late Constitutional Conven
ton do not form any part of the
Constitution to be voted upon at
the coming election
Sccond-fn the opinion of the
commanding General, the ratifica.
ton Of the Constitution will not in
any manner or dcgro, validate and
make Of force and effect these ordi.
nanccs."
Third-"Thc paper book printed
in English at the office of the Aus.
tin Republican, and in German at
the office of Flakes Bulletin and
the Galveston Union does contain
tho whole of the Constitution to be
voted upon at the coming election
The English. copy of this book
was furnished to the President on
the 9th Of April, 1860, in response
to his call for the Constitution, and
is the only action of the Convention
submitted TO him.
In q communication from this
Headquarters to the President Of
the "Cenlral Railroad" dated Sep
temper 3, 1869 the following words
were used: II do not consider the
ordinances of the Reconstruction
Convention rs laws"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

Bishop wigh,man will preach at the
Methodist Church in Dallas, on Sunday
the lih day Of November next at l0l
q clock A NJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

.EG.3n The ladies can fnI q good assert
iHent of cloaks, breakfast cnpcs, and dress
goods and trimmings of all qualities and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

Esss'' Some freedman or frecdwoman, last
Sunday, dropped key and medal. Tie
same may be had by calling at this office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

The ncnium fat hog At The Mex
ico fMissonri) fair was an animal
eighteen months old, and weighed
over seven hrnircd pounds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
Revenue stamps!

A LARGE amount Of assorted REVENUE
n STAMPS just received and for sale
10y CLARK BRYAN.
Dallas, Sept. ls, lsGo-l:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
IIMEI LINGEH

III I'M III iIM- Hi
yHVliE UNDERSIGNED would inform the
Il public, that he has now aud will keep
constantly on hand good supply Of Lime,
dry and ready for use, which he will sell
nj the rate of Sl2 per hundred bushels, or
10 cents per bushcl for smaller quantity.
lie is provided, Mt his place at the Dallas
Springs, With a good shed to keep the lime
dry and in good condition. lie solicits
the patronage Of the public.
JOHN BARBER.
Dallas, Oct. so, fSe9--76m
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,
CorNTy or DALLAS,

THE STATE OF TEXAS, o.,
CouNTY or DALLAS,
U7HEREAS, Z. D. SCOTT, guardian Of
w the persons and estates Of Elizabeth
nj and r. W. Latimer, minor heirs Of J..
W. Lafimer, deceased, has this day Sled in
nv Office his petition, praying for an order
Of the Honorable Probate Court Of Dallas
county. Texas, TO sell certain lands belong
ing TO the estnte Of bis said WaTds, being
two shirfs Of Hiuely-five and one hals
acres. the Headlight Of James Latimer, sit
na,ed in Red River county, Texas Nov,
therefore, this Is 10 notify all persons ia
teresisd TO be sud appear At ihe next term
Of the Honorable Probate Cart Of Dallas
county. Texas, 70 be holden a. ths Co1ri-
house iliersof. N he io-n q Dslias. on
Mo.aaE TIE 29ih Gay Of Nossmss-. ISL,
,isFs a7d fhess e cshtsst re same il neg
idink proper
witness rry os-itiai seal and sig
SEAL ulsrrc az Office u DaiiHs, tLss
NJ October j., 1879
SIS. sayES.
F.-- Ga e.. e. =. O.. Tess
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

There arc 22S,OOO thrcshing ma
chimes in the United States, not
counting the schoolmastcrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
ui.h.p Gses.,. van yi.i,a,isa-,
R,shop w. w. WigIitnian.

The ofeTAiory will 10 applied TO Diocesan Mis-
,laIs, 81 which previous noiiee ~ ,uld he given.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

FRONTIER TELEGRAPH LINE.-We
understand that Gen. Reynolds has
recommended to tho War Depart
mcnt at Washington, the construc-
ton of a telegraph line to connect
the frontier military posts from
Red River to the Rio Grandc, and
TO connect with main lines at Waco
or Austin. The General has informed
the Department that without injury
TO the service he can detail sufficient
men 10 Construct the line if the Dc
partment will furnish the wire, and
that the line can be constructed at
cost TO government not exceeding
that Of maintaining two companies
OF Cavalry one year and that il
would be worth TO The service. 10
say nothing of other public benefits,
rs much at least as two companies
Of cavalry. We certainly hope that
the Generals plan viii meet with
the approval Of the government
We should regard its cOnsumsfion
rs one orarcaf benefit to the State
and especially to The frontier.
Wseo Register.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
TEIH
WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND LIFE

IN 50 IN-ANNH. SCNI@ <AIS
w IIICIl Is owned and cont rolled by the Lodge.
w and members Of the Order, and of which the
present Grand Sire" IL the President, chartered
by The State of Tennessee; and money deposited
witlfihe Compir. Her thereof, In accordance with
tho laws of said State, and whose agencies have al
ready been establihrd from Canada to Caiiiorn 10
and whose success hns been Unprecedented since lis
organization, beg leave to call the attention Of the
citizens OF Texas to the advantages offered by this
Company. ior further information apply TO Henry
J.. Perkins, State Agent, at Perkins octagonal
oGco, Houston, Texas, or to
J. W. SWINDELLS,
Agent for Dlllns county.
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lallae dis1la.
Lnnl lIIns lknIlLrfENIses.
6 i,i-II SoyEIbEa d 800


Nh, no; x; ..' 1.i i,,', - 49, 1900, 49,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

ITEMS FROM Loon CREEK-J. NJ Shepherd Esq
OF the Loon creek Express arrived on Tuesday even
ing from ORC Grande, having left there at 10 CLOCK
on Monday morning, which is the quickest time We;
made between this city and that camp lie came III
on the new trail which lie informs US is now com
peted. The first pack train made the trip without
accident in nine days from here. Fire is raging all
through tue timber between here and Loon creek
shepherd informs Us that ali persons who do
claims IN the new camp are leaving, To spend the
Winter elsewhere. The machinery tor n large saw
MIL consigned to Mr.. Booth, had arrived at the new
camp and contracts were being made for lumber at
Sla5 per thousand feet. Several new mercantile es-
adjustments have been opensd-o by Lauer L
Swim, and another by Wol;,on X Co-;he latter firm
shipping their goods from Corinuc via this city,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

DISTRICT COURT PRoCEEDrNGs-DAvrn Noon,r y
d. PRESIDING Through the kindness Of !. n wicr.
ersham, Clerk of Court we have been furnsbed with
d summary OF the proceedings up to Wednesday
night:
admitted to citizenship oA'' A'anoS
Ack VS.. Albert ct al; set for next Saturday week
hotnWen vs. Darb ct al; copy of papers substitute
Gu Aor originals, Which were lost; demurrer sus
one day. ' W @ns"ef III
Golf ct al. VS.. Pagan ct al demurrer sustained .
leave 10 amend in ten days on terms
lne urahd Jury came into Court and made their
report. Jhey found four true bills and ignored an
tais against An Foun, and having completed
their business We're discharged
The People VS.. James Porter: murder: prisoner
arralgned; F. Z. Edmondson and Frank Miller an.
pointed counsel for prisoner and plea of not guilty
Long and Charley, Cinnamon. indicted for grand
larceny, and All HOun for robbery were arragned
plead not guilty. ~
Venire issued for twenty-five petit Jurors return
able tuesday morning the 18th ut 10 O'clock A. NJ.
Court adjourned until Tuesday,
John Gallagher and Richard Cunninnham admitted
to citizenship.
The People vs. Long and Charley; grand larceny:
case tried and verdict of guilty.
on file. N''-0Ai
Court adjourned till Wednesday at 10 O'Clock A. M
Ciewln vs. Clewln; report of referee filed
Claresy VS.. Maxon; demurrer submitted without
argument.
Ack vs. Albert; dismissed without prejudice
Edmondson VS.. Dooley; passed informally
D. b. Emery; absent juror; fined SO and costs
Peoplc vs. All Houn; assault to murder: tried and
submitted TO jury and verdict of guilty rendered
Isaacs VS.. White & Bro; demurrer submitted with
out argument. ~
The people vs. James Porter; continued until next
term.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

DEPARrUREs-On Friday night. the Grand Lodge
OF Masons having completed their labors, adjourned
until the next annual communication. On Saturday
morning Gen. Cartee and Hon. G. W. Paul, who were
delegates to that body returned to Boise City, and on
sunday morning Geo II. Coe, Past Grand Master, nc.
companied by the delegates from Owyhee county,
took their departure for their respective homes All
seemed to enjoy themselves while here and they all
without exception, pronounced Idaho City the veli-
est camp IN the Territory. Our people think we have
terribly dull times here, and complain of the scarcity
OF money and general stagnation in business but
when business men from other parts OF the Territory
say that our place is lively and business brisk COM
pared with other places such Boise and Silver cit
les, we rather think that may well congratulate
ourselves that times worse. But it is a fact
that no matter how we'll persons may be doing they
Will grumble anyhow.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

GONE BELow-Ben. Wilson, Esq, one ct the pro-
prieors of the Grimes Creek Big Ditch, and resi-
dent of Pioneer City, took his departure, by Pink
hams stage, on Tuesday morning, on business VS.
1t to San Francisco. We wish him pleasant trip
and safe return Mr.. James Ashforth Will act as MS
Agent during his absence
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

TEsTrMOSrAL.-We were shown, few days since,
another beautiful specimen ot the workmanship OF
Mr.. d. B. Kimme, who is engaged in the jewelry es-
adjustment of Mcssrs Hickman il Dickinson, OF this
city. 1t was a gold head for walking cane, which
has been presented by Pioneer Lodge No 1, J. o. O.
F., to L. O. Benedict Esq, testimonial from the
Lodge in appreciation of the beautiful Chart present
ed by him to the Order, about fortnight since. 1t
is beautiful piece of workmanship, deliberately en-
bcshed with the appropriate designs peculiar to the
Order and elegantly chased and engraved. We know
of no person who could appreciate so handsome a
testimonial moro highly than our jovial friend who
presides over the judicial destnies of Centervle.