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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2-P The gold market has
been nrncr to-day. with a more active buyiug move
ment the extreme range 81 hr premium hslng igffaa
i2ib.sganst ishesi9iN Yesterday. The nrncr tone e
exchange, and decline OF bonds IN London
were the principal causes contributing to tho higher
range Of prices Fer several days there has been on.
served quiet purchasing movement al @:JsqLlA aud
II niotumed hat operators loading IN for an.
other trih ng upward movement A. already stated In
these columns. the chief sTccua' coneut
for su all pront and q quick turn. whenever Z
"a cent. no realized, either ia god OF Govern.
Uents Orraiway shares. tho olques unload after wch
they commence hanmernR the various mar ket.. This
process Is repeated Irom week 10 week. aud ssh up
ward movement In sold Is 10 order. Tho dealings
Ia tho Gold Room have been ON a scale OF moderate
magnitude, with closing sajes Ht3P. VI at INK. Aacr
the formal adjournment Of tho Board the price tel on
to M, at Which late sales made. In the gold
loan market the rates paid having balances crr
were o. ~, and cent The Ianfa sailed to-day with
tl7.ioo m sp'cic.
The toia. ccarine' At the Gold Exchange Bank wtrc
sa55N0 gold balances. Sl,0l5 J;O currency balance.
si2itc.s. 1lc nm o. 81 quotations were:
NED. +. Na'.'i.!F NJ Ni....,,.i.it
Tho announcement OF the pas'ag, OF the Currency
0lny The s,uatc was tho SUBJECT Of mucl DISCUSSION IN
the Cold Room tine afternoon b1' the t'ror ana SCOPE
ofthc same Wa not compFchcn led bccatsc so iuar,
amcnducEt' hod been offered to the original bu'
and the effect On the market was therefore unupos.
tant.
The complete act viii oo found IN another column.
Foreign Exchange has been hrYey t1-dav, having o..
acted nom the closing t1 ofllst ui.ht .ouscqucncc
OF tho small supply OF bn's on tho market Prime ~
days bills closed at lOadipg< ,lrht OH, ct TIC same
grade at iOJh9lOs., and prime CONNER. al a. los.
GlGX.
The money market has hccn trirc fIncr today.
chiefly undo. Tho lc'fcnod receipts VI bans currency
from tie interior. rourh borrowers on caa have
readily supplied uc.r requirements at v cent. ,u
mixed CO.intfrns. 3 loo of rifnI
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for shesp nr at prevous quotations with sales of
fifteen oayi9ads ~ medium TO extrs at 5y@s4c v M
Receipts wctS PSI head The market for live hogs was
hriner and VIII aos esI receipts, prices further adj
vanccd k9hc n, closing at 100 1880. Among the,
sa'ee were ~ limos, ~ ms av, At i0Nc n. Dreacd
hogs wce scarce aud Wcr Mt i2CgilSc. for Westerly
lgLC
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NLw YORK Wednesday, Fen 2-lhore were
2O hecvcs added to the supply Al OOth street which,
with tue oS held over troHl yesterday were soli at
ul prices Included IN the offerings wVIO couple u
small bunChes OF premium steers, VIII Oh SOLD Ut
llSdlsc. ~ and few extra steers ut I6H6sl1d And
there were several lots OF very common Canada and
Michigan cattle sold At l2sl3o v n. Fair neshod
western steers OF 6S@Of cwi, we're generally sold 10
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trial before the Police Commissioners yesterday for
neglect Of duty. The Central once had warned
him that Eve boats were coming down the East
River from Port Morris with nv, .ons Of stolen pig
iron. lie quietly waited until the craft H. had time
10 get out OF the way. md then sent a inSn 10 the
foot OF Grand street with instructions to hire boat
and intercept the i've boats which were coming
Mn. MAMERRE--D Did GU suppose one man could
capture I've boatst
SERGEANT DoYIE-No, air but they slowed their
n'c.iron away there and he might md IT,
Nm. MANtERnE-Well, you DIDN'T capture any.
thiugf A.-No, sir.
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The New mnludY-sicLnes. of starvation

DIR. Stone called upon DIR. Harris yesterday to
report what OF "relapsng fever bad appeared
in TIE citr. The doctor said that this ieycr rad
never before appeared in the city. Eiclty-hye per
sons nave been attacked, but these include those
who lave been taken to hospital. Whole groups
however have been attacked bl It, which have not
becu rep rted. The disease maybe called the hunger
~ phus, on the famine fever which prevailed some
years ago 1t is epidemic and contagious, and NJ
first 1t Is supposed to bo yphus or typhoid fever IL
prevails IN the Fourth and SIKH Wards only among
the very poor, who have been either incorporate ~
fed upon very poor food,
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"Am1Zcment on my mother site" saws Hamlet |;
and mtay mOtder l. A. much amazed ~ ltamluts
when she sees the streGks Of gray her fading hair,
meltnH into the ricn brown that ncauiifed her ngets
when url under the reyylng influence OF Phalons
Nitnla, or salvation for tho nr crystal Ham D. AVID
far sulcrior 70 the turbd. ilsmelllhe sticky hair
cOloreis IN re.--Adp.
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MARINE IyTELLIGEyUE,

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Htoq wArgk-rdts pAT
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Aacr tie ~ OF MAY tl. ni.os.s sat d. confined by
out successors. Nc.,r. Mol DANlp-DS. 1t Css
BROADWAY. NJ. +. v { l.. l.. H.us lvoat rcjirilg
nom tie business.
Eagr rariy VIII sign The nlpc Or I've present firm 10
Liquidation. E.N. HAUGuwOrI 4 60,
s.. 10. and 20! HEoADSNY. coz BVi,'tE srRyrr.
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steamship Santiago de Cuba, Havre. mdsc. and ras.
steamship WP clyde Wilmington, ". c. naval stores
Neamthip Regulator, lmnEton NJ r., naval stores,
BARK HarzbuIg, Bremen. ridsc. and pass.
Also, the usuai river ana coastwise yesselA
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED orr.
QcrrSsrowN. Fcb 2-t'itv OF Brnosiyn New York
LONDONDERRY, Fen. 2-Notth American, Portland.
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FIN.tNcIaL md commERclAL.

Hazard 6 caswclrs Cod Liver on I. the br.t -
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SEC. lS2. Al contracts for WORK 10 be done or sup
pnes y DC furnished, except priuUng aud RNertln
shd Az snss OF ps'sonal PROPERTY sA made ty the
appropriate hchus or departments Under such rCgulA
tons Ia sha By estab shed 0y ordinances OF the Com
mon council whenever any WORK il necessary to Ice
done OF supply needed, Involving tao expenditure or
more thGn one thousand dolars the same shaI be by
contract unless ~ ANOtG OF tuIec f1urts of the mem
elected to each board u sha otherwise order
ed aud a contracts shtl be foundd on sealed bids o.
proposals made ~ Compliance With public nutIoe a.. v
advertised IN w.papers ofthe city and published AZ
leah! ten days and AL each CONTRACTS when gwen sia
shall Pc SNento the lowest bidder. All bids or piogo
tAs SHAH DC publicly opened by oIiccrs advev inr
Tor te same, ard - tlt pre 'encc OF no Comp II
the lowest bluder STA neglect rouse 90 -
contract wiull iOTty-elsht hours, a.t.f nos
lunt tuc same has been awarded , IIs Hal.
Il shall hoteHibcui.cd and Re .. ~
SIC. lS An property sold o..
Common ounCl shall BE- g. ,l OH.
public notice.
SKo. lSl Every per fsCtcl Of
Zee under the cry ..N. r.lu.nt 3D.. ...,. Uv
to an U lth Of ono
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,,,--t.I NITtlI'i LOIfI' rs.
NlsHOl Ll-tNIrl lrs- No. o.; ,. b. =. $50
4, 81, L., >. -. %, g. 3. 10. a.. q ~. - TO-
NILSSON hl-tl,., 80. L., trb. o. I.,n.
So. .lf = b, r., %, 1t, t'. 60, 4. o.. o.. d.
hf y - hA --lN "a Gas 80. lH.. ,l. O.. 20
y ~, ~, lG, o. lI. q, g.. 81, &c. 80 e. go. o..
hENIltki-i lrs SO. If. Fr.. B. l..p
g., ~, %. a. ~. 4 81. e.. 70. rs I' t.. d.
Prices cdsh'l and mt lruu .ur'. .hrl ur "a owe
anddlsp hoNH! iiAy.ut lo.t'r'. I.tLI r.. Rro,er.
200 P'o'dwN iiif rlton -. ann lerk row.
ROYAL HAVANA IOTrEiN.
Prizes pad IN gold. Information GTnl,,al. The
hElts' rates I1'I pf a.FHolns Vpl I'll kIus II gold
HLd slINef lAlLOls "a Co, Bankers,
10 Wall It., Nrw YORK.
PRIZES DASHED ASU INIUyIIATIOS
furnished il the aAovt Loti..ic. NJ i6NAtiit& tOS
private others room 2 o. fulton st. Now iors.
LOTTERY PRIZES CA~uTD AND IN
formation iIrasAsd. us Mercer H. door low Hous.
tonst LlNDAl ID! & 60.
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roam ~ ESTIMATE Avn ArrnornrA1roys.

, SIC To- The heads Of tie executive departments Of
me Guy 81 NcW ! ulH, ana the tlfrh OF The Common
IT,. ,l.V leBf ave 'epai tmtnt, snail ANNUALLY,
.n,f teloTe We mrs. day OF NOVEMBER. make up II.
nan ~ g innate VI ihe 'um. OF money which ri b.
lelLuel ~ ehltlses Necessary to the admins.
trauon aud conduct Of their respective Eoards
snl DepalMch.s Ir the year next ensuing,
M1ca estimates shan be suhui tied TO "IIoaid 81
Lsunal9 ana Approp-iaton." consisting OF the
Mayor, Z omptrolei, Chamberlain and Presidents Of
he Ioari OF SUPERVISOR or the COUNTY and Of the
houFd pl A derme+ who shall examine the same on
uI htiote The nitcetl gay Of December next Here
Auct, ana t.an modify aud reyre and consider what
ever Eectun, may - made thereto, and thprcupon
w ana determine Ne amounts NJ appropriation unner
eAch he"d OF account waich Nrrsus boards anil De
pWtMchl. OF VIC tY Government shall De auth rzcd
TO e1pend during such eusui.F years ard tho BoarI
OF sup,lNsors nt NE county Of New YOI are directed
ANNUALLY 70 OTdtf the aggl gate cunt ue eof TO be
IAste Anh coItcttd by tA1 1he Comptroller, from
Time 10 lime, II authorized to uoTuw Lpou reyenue
bolds VI tue city Of New YORK, In anticipation OF the
sAld taxes, Whatever Gums OF money lac may deem
necessary mot oAcecdny The tad rtnates anil Appro
iyAuonl tor the luament OF the 4ancA oDIIgations
81 the cliy.
Sto. Isl The Comma Council shal exact bonds OF all
omcers RECEIVING or eNpendiua pull q money.
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sRo. OF. The cher Engineer snail have exclusive
Charge AnC direction OF a. IRE apparatus ana nTcmen
upon any alarm and du ring the existence of any hre
ti authority to oommand and direct the police VINO
may be placed duty during the contn.auce OF such
nIe but no lOnger,
SIC o. The bureau at the head Of which shall he the
OF hnl ing all other duties connected with tn hre de
partmeht, except such rs performed By the Chief
Eng neer and the Assistant Engineer.
SIC ~. The said IRE department shan succeed ~ and
plrtment, except "A otherwise specified.
eRo. ", The Organization Of the force unchanged,
with pay At heretofore.
SIC vs. Gives the nremen right OF way IN the streets
sEo, n. Firemen are exempted from military aud
jury duty.
SEQ IS, The Department shall prescribe uniform. ::
ARTICLE ELEVENTH or THE SANITARY DEPARTMENT.
$50 ~. The Sanitary Department shall have for its
head boara OF i've persons two OF whom snail be the
hCa IA ocer OF the port and the counsel TO the corpo
ration Tor the time being.
sEc 100. There sha be four bureaus in this DEPART.
ment. The cLef officer q one bureau sha be called
the CTS sanitary Inspector" and he shall ne prac'
Using physician Of at easl yea IN Me city o. New
YORK, There shall DO another bureRu to be caea The
rs anitary Permit Bureau There shall be another Du
reauJ to be called the Bureau OF direct Leanni lho
"Rociser OF Records" Ana ia said bureau shall be-
recorded Without fees, every birth, marriage and dga
and all lQu sions Of Coroncrs ("N'e ting those where
cious injury, which shall be taken within tho
city OF New York.
TIE SANITARY CODE.
SEC. lot The said Roard shall, Immediately upon or.
RAny atom, n DO conormed to this Article The
code OF laws aud regulations adopted by the Mouopo
tan Board OF Health, which shalt be called the Sanitary
Code, ana shall hlc The same wih the Clerk Of tho
Common Council whereupon II shall be the du ~ OF
the Common COUNCIL, within ten days there after to
proceed W enact san Sanitary Code part OF the ordi
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SEC 70. All matters connected with the detail and
Delegation of po.ico officers and policemen 10 duty
ha nis orier tie ting police officers and policemen
~ we rchAfge NJ thqf duty snail solely emanate rom
We N"o o. lhier Bpt no police OF der shall be vad
VIC N any wre touches the relations Of the police to
LAW o. ordnance
sEo ~ Whenever any complaint shall be preferred
~ .ft a poltC o1lcer or pAirOimsn, or Der son
neeieu wltl the ice De- alment, he onicer 10 whom
1'h comp amt shan he made must Immediately attend
'.W ANY comD 1nrd Of before the Chief OF Pc.
., Nl' fhnN mmedntelV inquire whether there "
~ ril c.use or Sufficient ground fOi said complaint.
= ' dctcrln D. that there H. the complainant
D., eve with notice 10 attend on q day desiYna.
~ C,oIk Oftne Board OF Police, who shall be
90 nv h' Ter, who shall Immediately proceed to take
aofn Farhslm the paruoularS 81 said com plant aud
'n 'o hn WEI thereto the party complained Of may
t. r1u' evidence that may nc offered, IN rea.
'.n 1iH npls,At and write the same out IN the
1.r Oft . sitons, to he sworn 20 beforc the Chief
'FI OPP Any tOuuuIssioncr aud when g.
hal DC examined Into hy on
uI.r CCmulisi.OneIs, for the pur.
.'' 70, n ermi ,lng no action TO be TAX
NM 1.nt o. disc pine or remove the offender,
900, go urHpiinQut vote Of The board, any complaint
enc erNrl ior pablo trial before tbs board win
r7.a1
QUALIFICATIONS or POLICEMEN.
sgr. n = O rer'on shall ever he appointed TO mem.
'-ui re W rec force. or continue 10 hold member
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-05-19

ger, an honest man. and to all human ap- pearance, sincere christian. He retain ed his place till he fell dead in the public highway, in 1880, in fit of apoplexy.
 BUSINESS OF THE OLD COUNTY COURT.
 There were three sessions of the old County Court in each year, in March, Sep tember, and December. The September term was generally short, merely disposing of the criminal business, and such other preliminary matters as could not be passed over The March term lasted three weeks, and the December term from four to six weeks, as the business might demand. The first half day was always taken up in call ing the docket. Mir. Wolcott had his files arranged alphabetically, corresponding with the entries on the docket, and of these some member of the bar, usually one of the younger, had charge. The Sheriff took his station in the center of the bar, and as the cases were named by the Clerk, the proper entries were made both on the docket and son the file, and then the file was passed to the Sheriff, who delivered it to the party entitled to it.. and thus, at the close of the proceedings all the files had passed into the hands oi the members of the bar where they remain. ed until the case received final disposition. Three hundred cases were considered a constituting 8 small docket and have known as many as nine hundred entered at single term.
 (Td be Continued)
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-05-19

Martin Strong of Salisbury, was the sen. ios associate judge. He was son of Col. Adoniiah Strong of that town, lawyer of
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-05-19
Pennington Savings Bank

nEPOSITS made in this bank on or before D June let, will draw interest from that date.
 Interest at the rate of six per cent, free of taxes has been paid on deposits for the last fifteen years. An extra dividend of one per cent has been declared for the last six months. This bank holds a large surplus fund, as c guarantee toits depositors. Amount of funds Sept. l, 1869, $l,012 ,596. Business hours from s to 12 &. m. and from to 6 D. m.
 SAMUEL s. COWLES Treasurer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-05-19
The Litchfield Enquirer, suBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. RY
 G. A. EIICKOx, First Building East of Court House,
 Litchfield, Conn.
TERMS

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 SUBSCRIPTION PER ANNUM. Village Subscribers (by carrier) ..........S2 60 In Single Wrappers, ....................... oO In Bundles, # p0id strictly in Adudnce, ..... co If not paid strictly in Advance .............. 50 single copies, cents. No DEVIATION WHATEVER FROM THE ABOVE TERMS. No ubscriptionsreceivedf for less than six months
 ADVERTISING. Fourteen tfnss or less-1 week, .............Sl 0O Each week thereafter, :....... 70 Probate and other legal advertisements. same Yearly advertisements ct the following rates One column, per annum .%AOo ~ ~ One half column OO OV One fourth '' ................... % OO One Square 's " .......:..:.,...... 1O OO Business Cards, not exceeding half square, per annum, s Oo.-Obituary Notices in Prose or Poetry, five oents 6 line. aF All advertisements, to secure insertion, snoulo be accompanied by the Cash.
 sT No transient advertisements taken. unless paid in advance.
 Book and Job Printing. Ali kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly and susiness Cards Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Labels,
 Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamphlets. &c., &c.,
 done in the best style, and as cheap as at any
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

-sSEo.-Seyeral CT our cd friends have re-
Sia'ing the pas: week. Among them, Mr. o.
ER'-aa, Of Pioneer City. who has been absent
az to relatives in Iowa for several months past,
L James NeDeyist. who has been visiting his
US aud friends in Ireland. He was accompa-
. rs return by brother who visits Idaho for
u tine, and also by Mr.. Doyle. q brother OF Mr.
1Doyle OF Centervile. Jim brought with him
RS the genuine old Poteen, which we know Is
|;i Is he sen; Us q bottle Of 1t. and he can rest
[@R vas appreciated. He says he had no incli-
10 camp on the "old sod and was glad to get
Fshaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

hereby announce myself candidate for Delegate
10 congress- for Idaho Territory subject to the action
OF the Territorial Democratic Convention.
r IT Pr Arrv
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

Idaho City Assaying Works - Returns
made in six hours, and the correctness of assays
guaranteed. and losses from coinage at any United
States Mint made good
Particular attention paid to the Analysis of Ores
and Minerals.
Dust, Bullion and Assays of Ore left at the follow
ing places will be forwarded to this Office for Assay,
and returns made the following day:
hadigan 4 Cannady, Pioneer City.
j. C. Mills Co., Granite Creek.
VIM. Lynch Esq,..,....... .Placerville.
The highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars,
either in Coin or Currency.
OFFIcE-In the National Bank Agencys Building,
opposite Wells, Fargo Co. Office.
j. NJ. BURKETT, Assayer
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''EtLows' BALL.-we advise all our lady and
[asa friends who wish to be present at the
~ Of the season to go to the Odd Fellows
V gwen in this city on Tuesday evening next,
40 On the occasion of the anniversary Of the
'''''n Of the Order into the United States. No
~Tll be spared, and we can In advance guar
'1ne time for all who attend.
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hereby announce myself candidate for the Office
OF Assessor and ex-oficio Tax Collector Of Boise
county. / T., subject to the decision of the Demo.
cratic County Convention. J,,,rs r,,,., -,
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hereby announce myself candidate for Sheriff
OF Boise county T., subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention. JEFF. HOWELL.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

hereby announce myself candidate for the Office
of Treasurer of Boise county, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

iLLSEEs.-Mr. VIM. d. Hunter, OF the frm
Hunter L Co., of Boise City, arrived by stage
20! evening, and we are sorry to hear that
N'er his arrival he was suddenly attacked
A9si' and yet remains in critical condition
Ina House in this city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

hereby announce myself candidate for the Office
ef Auditor and Recorder of Boise county. l. T. sub.
ject to the decision Of the next Democratic County
Convention. VIM. MoLoSEY.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is q
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Boise county
T. subject 70 the decision OF the Democratic County
Convention OF said county. GEO. w. THATCHER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
ooe u assessor and exocio Tax Collector Of Boise
county, T., subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. IN u.pm
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

|-''1-We acknowledge call from our old
Ia former resident Of this city. Hon. 7. J.
I ne Radical nominee for Delegate to Congress,
saTed by Tuesdays stage. Tom looks well
exception Of q shade Of extreme anxiety be-
T~'sd in his countenance. We welcome him
70 home in the Basin, and wish him success
undertakings. except his political aspira-
F'ad That we can wish 10 no Radical.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

hereby announce myself candidate for Auditor
and Recorder Of Boise county, l. T., subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
las pyrr
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

hereby announce myself candidate for Auditor
ana Recorder of Boise county, l. T., subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
~~- =-4 HENRY MoGUINNEss
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

hereby announce myself candidate for the office
OF Assessor and ex-ofacio Tax Collector Of Boise
county T. subject to the action of the next Demo.
cratic Convention Of said county. CuAs UMpER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

Greenback, Gold and Silver Coin for sale
or exchange for gold dust and bars at
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
may 20tf Idaho City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
ofce of County Clerk of Boise county, subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention
SIS i. II. ANGLE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

~ 'foRE.-we refer our lady friends to the
= s''isement Of Mrs. II. D. Van wyck. She
]. "saaid assortment Of ladies' goods and fancy
I'll kinds. which she offers at New York
r'e'. Call early.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-21

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is o
candidate for the office Of Sheriff OF Boise county.
T., subec, to the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention Of said county. john NJ. CASSADY.