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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-28
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&OANA WOhA,-HOE H49apaysi tn9b DIN
a=v.o! June, work wasaoomnancsd by
afr. ). M. Allen or, . two;stJrY wooden
building. on Gervais street. and fa'ua aua 'Sa-.
tprdny, July !, it will be ,completed and
ready for occupation,-jnat twenty-six
days-the quickest job Of the kind, We
Verify believe, which ,has ever been ac.
complished in this part d. the, world.
The house contains twenty rooms, with
bathing facilities, etc., and. is furnished
III the best style. Tie sashes are pro-
videa with Pilgrim 9 improved sash ba:
lance"-obyiatipg the use, OF .lweightss
which is great deside1atum. This ims
p1rogyemeht is decidedly Gle most .eonye;
nfeht. cheap and durable. ..hsodA 81, rails!
ing. and lowering sashes that Weyhoye
ever seen. This building ia. we,beiieve;
to- be used as Q boarding house.. Itia
the property Of sheIif cFia$seo.s sa,,Ah{{r. J.
N. n HoVey is The general eppeyiptenaept
aud manager Tor Mr. Allen. Eavs..s., X.
a.sPEclAh THnN Geuar: .oE : 3Aesnn4n ;,4a 1 I;
SESSIONS, CqnunDr4. u une al. 1871. -
Court opened at 0 O'Clock AM; Judge
Melton presiding. .,
F. A. Schneider was, upon bss peti,
tion, admitted .as citizen pfl the Unsted
States upon his taking che 9gual oath. ~
The grend iaTyi returned Fssibihs, as
to Calvin Can non, :, ltqs Campbell; Walter
Cannon, alias Campbell; Levi Hampton,
GAas. Hamilton; Simpson Heb and Leroy
Lewis, for, grand larceny and neasisina
stolen goods; 1sape ,Cosoy, two cases;1
Ahram Middleton, and Calvin Cannon,
aliqs, Calvin Campbell. petit larceny aud
RECEIVING stolen goods; Dayton RI Gage,
Robert. .Raiford, Ben. Lucus, David Hin.
ohIand Walter "; Sampson, for Il o5SSs;y;
John Lee, alias Jack, Lee. Tor. murder;
aud no bills ,a5, to Walter, Bethel, for
grand larceny, and Louis ,Vpn Rietnan,
assault and battery With intAnt "a kill.
The following cases we're tried: C.. r.
Eranklin, assaul. ,and battery, Guilty.
1!iI Wh; TasA N1 E, L. assault and hattasy with .
si5 osloeEE sSs Eis p Il, the cai;t coaaii;t adj ourp
ed .nHt'l Q o'oloek, to. .moFFe1F, ,m.o55nning.o
rhomas honia7 Bsnlofa,, KioSnoaa
A. A.Jsmes, J. NJ, Gae,; Union; Dhas.
Richardson Miles, Charleston :. Mis-.
Mover, Miss Mower, Newberty; f. D.
Bush, Grove Station, Joseph :Prim,
AIontmorinci; E. A. Bronson, Barn
we'll; Miss AZ. McSweeney. Charleston;
F. Bush, Anderson; W. B. McShes,
Ookesbury; N. j. Nance, Atlanta; RI
Harris, Miss A. E. Harris. Auderaon;
Mrs. N. S. Whitmire. Greenville.
! Cc!:mb!a HcAel-T r. Egleaton ana
two children, John Connets, John
Gonzales, s.. @. Gilbert, Charleston;
Mrs. Phenix, Aiken; B. B.. McCreery
and lady, Columbia; E. S. J. Hayes,
Lexington; James B. Steadman, A. D.
Johnston, Ohio; WI. Logue, virginia;
Mrs. Il. G. Dozier, Florida; J. D. Cald-
we'll, Columbia; W. D. Kennedy, An
gusta; j. w. Harrison, Anderson; F.
Elder, Winnsbpro; J. Mckay. Able
vile; ". c. Swa1ield, Columbia.
LIsr OF NEW ADvRRTIsEMrSTs.
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!. LOOKING Ur. The Confoaente cotton
bond-holders in. England have become
moro hopeful OF the payment Of their
claims. in consequence OF the ratification
OF the treaty OF Waahingson., and q
meeting was held in London, on the TIL
instant, to consider the course that was
to be adopted. The'bopd. holders argue
that the article Of the treaty which pro.
vides for tho reference to mixed com
mission OF the claims of British subieots
arising ont OF the war covers their case.
The Manchester Guardian, in comment
ing upon the above circumstances, snys
tirnt if there was one document that
most people believed to :,be OF equal
value with Confederate shinplaster it is
o Confederate cotton bond, but chat the
holders refuse to believe in the.hopsless.
ness Of their case. .., =.
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THE MORRIs. COTTON GIN

I. LAS DISTAN NCED, ALL OTHERS,
A Nd is warranted to do 1t again. For tu,!
IN particulars, relative to these machines,
address Y E.MORRiS '
June IL 31lo Columbia g. c.
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LIST OF NEW ADvRRTIsEMESTs
D. Goodman-Olothing Bazaar.
VI. J. Ettcr-Quarterly Returns. ! : /.
. Owen Daly-Livery Stables. = I,
DR.. E: W. Wheeler-A Gard. K.
W. J. Etter-Payment ofsInterest.
TT. Harper Red Ash Coal: i'A
John Agnew & Son-Teas. @
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Smoked Herrings.H
ONN BOXES SMOKED HERRINGs. lust
'AOO received and for 'saie, at ff,y cents
per box. by JOHN AGNEW Is HON
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. -Tha Northern
mail opens ut 800 P. NJ; closes 7.15
~. NJ. Charleston. day mail opens 4.c0
P. Ar; closes GOO A.. III. Charleston
night mail opens $50 a. A.; closes G. 90
p. NJ. -Greenville mail opens 645 Pi
NJ; closes 600 a. M. Western mail
opens 000A. NJ; closes I. SOP M. On
Sunday Office open from 3 to P. NJ.
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Just Received,
A SELECT assortment of'DOOR BELLS,
N. GONGS, LOCKS, NIGHT LATOHES,
&c. All kinds Sewing Machine NEEDLES
constantly on hand. Fine Locks made TO
order, and repairing Of al kinds done prompt
ly. F.. .A.SCHSEIDER,
Gun and Locksnllth, Plain street.
Jnne is s8I :,
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The UGLY C1rD.-This club Of fun
lovers held their animal conyocation. In
the University Chapel, last evening.
After music by the orchestra, the Grand
Satrap Of r. 2. Club Of Ugliness intro
dnced Mr.. T. Hasoll 4;bbes. ths animal
orator, who pictured to his large and. IN
telligent audience the peculiar charao.
teristics Of the members Of CHS club.
Prizes were then awarded to- the follow
ing gentlemen, who responded appro-
priately: ..@ditt.' r, =
Ugly man-W. ". Chamhers-re-'
ccived largo plantation straw hat With
yellow band.
Pretty mau-D. B. Darby--a doll
baby, Of the fifteenth amendment stripe.
Conceited man-B. 0. Towneend-
looking glass.
Ladies' man-John McJunkin-red
calico outfit for evening dress, consist
ing OF red calico handkerchief and neck
tie, pair OF gloves, No. IA, pair half hose.
Baby--W. F. Wright-huge stick Of
candy.
Lazy maE--A., S. Tompkins-.arm
chair.
Fool-R. G.. Sloan-cap
Professional loafer-Rivers Montrose
WriSht-diploma.
Borc--A. r. Tallev, Jr.--augcr.
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Northern tourists will bo grati8ed to
learn that Messrs. Beverly Tucker & Son,
OF Virginia. have taken charge OF tie
Stephenson House, st. Catharine's,
Canada Tie famous baths adjacent are
highly commended for their efficacy in
rheumatism, gout. neuralgia, diseases OF
the liver and spleen, and other affections
resulting from malarious feyers ani
poisoned condition of the blood. The
town Of ST. Catharine is only eleven
miles from Niagara Fulls. The terms
are $3.50 per day, or Sl5 per week by
the month. +ia
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-16
REFERENCrG.

For . guarantee that the drawing will be fairly con
ducted and that the prizes will be promptly deliy
cred, anu permitted to refer to the following named
gentlemen in various portions the Territory
IDAHO CITY--Agency of the First National Bank o
Idaho; Hon Merritt, NJ c: Hon c whitson. Dis
.rict Judge: 5. Marshal JOS Pinkham Deputy u )
M John kennaly; Dryden McClintock Sheriff Boise
county: q w Thatcher. County Treasurer: VIM Mo
ioney, Comfy Auditor; r L Foote District Attorney
John German County Assessor: Jas A pinney p NJ
geo Ainsiie, Attorney at Law DR. Jas Healy G Por.
ter proprietor of Luna House, Jas Sayles Propreto,
Washington Market; @ Bryant. vantine & Co. G s
hingsiey, Laner 4 Swim and j Emery & Co Mer.
chants; Elkn, Noble ID Saunders and y
Anderson. Ditch Owners and Miners
BOISE CrTY-First National Bank of Idaho. Csroat.
mouse brothers. Bankers; Hon + Curtis Secretary
and Acting Governor Of Idaho: Hon J GRAY Terri.
torial Treasurer; Geer. Int Rev Collector: w A
Alice, w Co.'S Agent: DIR A ] Thibodo. ] ~ f;rif.
Jacobs Merchants, : "A1
SILVER crTY-Hon + Ensign and Geo II Goa
CENTERvrLLE--S Ridge, L Channell John Mer
riil. u Beck, Z Bourgeois and Brown 4 Dempsey.
ACCUMULATION II Mattox and Jas DAWSON
GRANITE cnEEK-John Leary. Con Haley and Den.
mis- Crowley. ~@ NsA-
PIoSEnR-Hon John NJ cannady. Ben Wilson and
VIM Nunnaly. 's a''N
All orders should be addressed to
+. ". ROBIE. Prom.
And General Business Manager, p o. Box an. idaho
CITY, !. l., or TO JONAS w BROWN. Sec s
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NEWS SUMMARY.


Since the ratification of the treaty betwoel
! France and Germany the news is rather men
gre from that section. The German troop
are evacuating accordingto the treaty IN ex
cellent order. The telegraph informs us ina
the forts around Paris were evacuated on TN
9TH, and Rouen on the 18th inst; and that tn
left bank of the Seine will be clear OF German
on the 10Th of this month.
At q review of the Prussian Guards at Iona
Champs the Emperor William addressed tns
troops. and thanked them for the herOlsm en-
durapce and devotion they had displayed Ins
French officers, and all the privates OF Mobile
Guards, who are prisoners in Germany, are re
leased and return home at their own expense
while soldiers of the line and Imperial Guarc
are to remain until arrangements Tor tneli
Transportation are completed.
The Senate refused TO adopt the House con
current resolution to adjourn March 9Th, and
it is believed the Session will last until the mid
die Of April. ... .a,
The Mississippi Radical Legislature is en-
deavoring to evade the passage of laws prepar'
atory to an election in that State next Fall.
Prince Frederick Charles is to be command
er in Chief of the German army OF occupation
with his headquarters at Rheims
Vogel the Postmaster General of New Lea.
land, has contracted with Ben. Holiday ana
w. II. Webb for the mail service between
San Francisco and New Zealand. Holiday
& Webb are to run monthly line of Steam
ers from San Francisco via Sydney ind Mel
bourne to New Zealand-the first vessel to
start April Sth. ttn..f
" General Spinner, United States Treasurer,
has decided that Postmasters must receive
mutilated currency at full value in payment for
stamps when it comes in notes not more than
the twentieth part of which is missing; and
in case of fractional currency when not more
than tenth is missing
The election in San Diego on March 18th, for
City Trustees resulted in the success of the
Peoples ticket.
The California Pacific Railroad Company
have employed one thousand Cinnamon to work
on the Sonoma branch.
Speaker Blaine, Chief Clerk Mcpherson,
Seargant at Arms, Ordway and all the old Off.
GERS of the House of Representatives were re-
elected to their positions in the Forty-second
Congress.
1t Is reported that Ben, Holiday has per-
fected arrangements for colonizing $4,000 Ger
man emigrants in Oregon, on lands belonging
to the Oregon and California Railroad Company.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-16

SPRING FfoHTs.-It ia an old saying that when the
sap rises in trees it is sure indication Of Spring
As we have no trees in town we can only infer from
parity Of reasoning that the blood Is up among
some of the hombres around town we are sure to
have an early opening of the mining season. The
Spring fights have commenced In common parlance,
and We shall expect to see water running through
the bitches In few days. A Centervillean and an
idahoan had bit of discussion with shillalahs on
the corner Of Main and Wall Streets last Monday in
which one weapon was demolished and head dam.
aged before the parties were separated First blood
for Centerville, and a bystander remarked. "food
for the Tanks" The other scrimmage occurred
carrier IN the morning and resulted in no damage to
either party that we heard of We have observed
that these little scrimmages are sure sign of the
opening OF the mining season as that geese flying
south indicate the early approach of Winter. We
have never known IL to fail heretofore and bona a.
will not In this instance. ~ ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-16

= RlEccKoNEp WITHOUT HIS HosT.-Fbe
Statesman is terribly exercised oyer the course
Of 9th the Democrat, in defending Judge Noggle
from the fierce and unscrupulous attacks Of
the Organ Eing,% apd says that 2 the WORLD
win acoRs out squarelyas . Noggle organ in
less than ninety days. Don't n reckon with.
on. sae Ros1 Abe WoRIp pever bias been,
ana under 'ts present management meyer will
hetae gspaaf any nan or any set OF men
Az 70 being ? party organ. the WORLD pleads
guilty, tp The charge, and we propose to stir
up the Rad ll % monkeys upon All proper oc
casiousr We shall expose the rascality and al
corrupHD1 az TIE !" Stassspsan ring" id alio.
pathic doses, wfsp ne public Interests require
Il. and 10 doing 20, shah endeayor, as we have
always done, to c0line ourselves to decent
lldeaage,s ana not resott y che billingsgats
R0esbglafy. - 80
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MONTANA IrEMs.-The following items are

MONTANA ITEMs-The following items are
taken from our Montana exchanges:
The citizens of Deer Lodge propose 10 or.
ganize Library Assertion.
The prospects are favorable for good min-
ing season in Montana. The Drain Company
in Keep Cool gulch are driving work night aud
day, and now have to raise their dirt lis feet
from the drain TO the surface. II is the heavi.
est enterprise of the kind ever undertaken in
Montana.
Eight hundred Blackieet Indians are col.
lected at the Agency at Teton.
w. w. Johnson, n surveyor. is engaged in
making surveys of placer claims on Pilgrim
bar aud obtaining patents for miners in that
section of the country.
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% ANOTHER STAGE RoBBERY.-A streak oil
bad luck seems to have overtaken the "road
agents" nowadays, as they are invariably cap
tured; but they don't seem bit discouraged
as the stage running from Reno to Virginia
City, Nevada, was again stopped by three high.
cwaymep,s 0n the morning of March 4th, at a
point on the Geiger grade, half mile from the
White House. The robbers took the two treas.
,ure boxes Of Wells, Fargo g. Co, and then or
4dered the stage to Hdrive on, id quick" a
suggestion which was promptly acted upon by
the driver, who reached Virginia City in just
ttwenty,eight minutes and Immediately notified
the Chief Of Police and w. f. & Co.'s Agent.
Officers were at once detailed to follow in pur.
suit Of the robbers, and two of them were
captured within twenty -four hours. One of
them is named johnson alias Roland alias Ly.
den, and IN bis possession was found 1881 so
IN coin and 1881 rs ingreenbacks, which were
identified as part IF the stolen funds. by the
packages and other proofsaof the Express
Agents. q The other one was captured in his
bed ip Virginia City, and is named Dean. and
was formerly barkeeper 10 the Delta saloon.
Inc proofs against him also are said to be con-
elusive. ''''','F '',*i'@ l57r'7
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ADA CoUSrY.-We coudense the folloyin,

ADA CoUNTY.-We coudense the following
items from our Boise City exchanges:
Joseph Forsythc, an old resident of the Cap.
ital. left with his wife, several days ago, for
the Puget Sound country.
The Assay Office in Boise City will be com.
pleted iii few days The Superintendent has
pushed the work forward with commeudable
zeal.
A little daughter of Mr.. Kingsbury, living
on Dry Creek, was kicked by cow several
days ago and had one of her legs broken.
George Stills wife accidentally shot herself
through the forefnger of the right hand, last
week, while handling pistol.
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Manner of Drawing.

Coupons corresponding 10 the Nos. Of the tickets
sold viii he placed in wheel, under the supervision
OF the Committee of Management. On the day OF the
Drawing IN the presence of the audience the wheel
viii be brought forth. After the wheel shall have
be an turned sufficiently TO thoroughly mix the Con.
pons. number win be drawn from the wheel by a
person selected for that purpose by the audience
Inc nrs No. drawn from the wheel will be entitled TO
the hrst price the second No. to the second prize
and so on until a sufficient number Of the Coupons
shall have been drawn to exhaust the list of Prizes
HH-A list Of the numbers drawing Prizes will be
forwarded to Agents az soon after the drawing pos
sible and all tickets srawing prizes must be
ed to the Secretary, JONAS w. BROWN ESQ. at Ida
ho City. who will forward the prizes as direcied
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-16

NADvERTEsTLY WITTY.--one of our Celtic residents
got OF good thing in court on last Tuesday. The
descendant of Brian Boru, or rather OF oNeill was
under arrest on some charge malicious defamation
of character some one informed as. and was brouuh,
INTO Court before Judge Turner The Sheriff had
summoned jury; the District Attorney was in at.
tendance and everything ready to proceed with the
trial when the prisoner informed the Court that he
bad 20 yet been unable to secure the services Of an
Attorney, and desired postponement winding up
with, !" II the Court goes on with the case now I
won't have any thing more to do with it,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-16

GRAPEs.-The Statesman asks, Twill grapes
grow in Idaho9" That "organ" ought to know
that they do, but that they are sour grapes to
the Radicals
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-16

BADLY "scOrcHED. Since the Supreme
Court reversed the partisan decision Of Lewis
in tho District Attorney case We haven't heard
a word from the. editor, of the Statesman, in
reference to the matter. The legal Ajax Tela
mon who 80 recklessly Illuminated his anathe
mas Of professional accommodation against
lawyers whose opinions were adverse to The
corrupt political decision Of Lewis appears to
have subsidized. The light Of his legal lore could
not penetrate the Opaque minds of two of the
Justices Of the Supreme Court In the eyes
of the editor of the Radical organ, who takes
q partisan view of every question wherein a
democrat is a party in interest, two of our
Judges have devoted too much attention to legal
hterature. and not enough to the study of Pc
1litical chicanery. The wouid-be Governor OF
Idaho has lost one Of his tricks, and ne finds
himself badly euchred in his attempt to use the
Judiciary as political engine to forward the
npscrupulous and diabolical schemes of the
Statesmen ring" Our neighbor appears to
have received from us touch ".on the raw"
and states that the Republicans Of Boise county
will pay no attention to our exposition of the
corrupt schemes Of the Radical ring" in Boise
City; and that they have only to remember
their county debt, and their Quilted treasury,
and the connection Of the WoRI-D Herewith"
We fail to see any connection. No one con-
lueeted with the WORLD establishment ever
had anything to DO with county affairs-was
ever candidate, even, for a county Office nor
was any one connected with the establishment
ever guilty of fraudulent suppression of le-
gal publication, which is more than our neigh
Dor can say. He knows we have the witnesses
to his guilt, and be writhes aud twists like q
scotched snake =. .a"tT9a Il it'I.
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MAN AGERS:

IDAHO CrTr-Hon w whitson, John Riordan, y
Crafts. q Bryant DIR II Zipf Or d Simpson ~
W Thatcher. Thomas Barry. JAS Judge, Ee~s
Thos Foye, Henry Meredith. ] J Dooley, ] I0Ef
klns. John German, Thos Smith, Svinn: y
kingsley, keegan, ] Peyton, Noble,
Wifi. Sayles. Jr. ID II Anderson. John NoonaA'
y Saunders, Ben NJ Davis, Matt Zapp. G A zee
frank Buckley. Mr. Black, Dryde McClntock .'r "
W Brown, John Brodbeck, William Fitzgersa, '
Porter, II Wickersham, NJ Rosenthal. hesI :,
CKNTERvrLLE-Dr Z 4 Freeman, John 0DonneaL =
d Duke, Ridge. w H Tinchsr. Louis Boarserle
Con Donaho. Chris Dempsey. s GoldusP y
Mefert. JAS McDevittt, NJ Nealon. ] Pfouu M.
PIONEER CirY--Jas Madigan. Matt Ryan. Ben We W.
son, NJ Cannady Roht McGuinness, VIM kaDs y
Shariey Sailay, John yesey, W Nunnals'
Mr. Bavener
PLAcERvTLLn-DrJ II Ralston. Pat Sheridan. "Is ~,
High, Hugh Craig. v n Witt. Thos Sutton ~ ~,
Maxwell, W Dawson, Michael Smith, Chas As 80
Jesse Bradford. Martin Cathcart Turner swI w,
GRANITE CRKkx-Con Haley John Leary John -, -,
Dennis Crowley, John Brogan. Robt Devne III
Noon, Mills. Thos Burke. John Gallaga,r.,,.
steaklo, Michael Herman. Jas Larkin, Jas MeeS
Chas Boyle, John Chca,ly. Michael Leary. GA
bosroN-Thos Decker, Owen Daley Peterson ~
Spencer.
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Evening School,

4 \ EVENING SCHOOL WILLIE
II held III the District School Room in M, !
on every alternate evening Sundays excepted, ]
menclng on
Tuesday Evening, January 8, ISL
At half past six O'Clock. The subjects taagh; WI
Reading English and LATIN. English Grsrs
Arithmetic. Mensuration, Book keeping Gems
History and Photography. Terms-Sl5 Der o3,s
the pupils TO furnish the lights and fuel.
W. j. RoTHWELL, TesSs
Idaho City. December -, ls7l-nl3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-16

THANKS We return thanks to Mr.. Fl. Fl.
Knapp for late number of the Arizona Citi
zen, published ct Tucson, A. r., by John Was.
son, formerly of the Owyhee 4ralanche.
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1 THE oDD FELLOWS BALI.--The ball ciyen by the
Odd Fellows at Placerve, on the evening of the 9th
instant, was we informed very pleasant affair.
Being press night" we were unable to attend. but
qpite number from Idaho put lip their appearance,
and they returned, pronouncing II one OF the most
pleasant affairs Of the season. Some seventy-odd
tickets were sold and with excellent music, dancing
was kept up until near the large hours Of morn.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-16

cAILED.-We acknowledge call from cur venera-
p's Friend Hon. II. A. Mattox Of Paceryiie, who in.
tnas he IL not half o. venerable as he looks.
:. 1919 an abundance Of snow on the other side
.as Pan snd every one confident Of prosperous
mining season. May their expectations be realized
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-16

TN CONSEQUENCES OF PROTRACTED
II i'll health necessitaiing change OF climate and
occupation the subscriber is compelled 10 dispose OF
his entire property in Idaho City. The speediest
manner that could be thought OF, in which 10 accom-
plish this necessity is the one herewith proposed.
IL has been adopted by the advice Of friends and the
time which TO make the distribution has been fixed
at as early day il deemed possible TO dispose
of the tickets The goods all Of the best quality
the jewelry being Of latest and most elegant pat
terms and the watches and clocks OF best American
and foreign manufacture. The entire stock IL new.
and Is rated in this distribution 81 the customary
price for which such goods sold. The object of
the Enterprise is simply 10 dispose Of the stock in
gardless Of profit. II Is impossible 70 publish the
list OF Prizes entire but the following the most
important in the