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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-05-16
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nutriciOus food taken into the stomach. it as
similates and difuses itself through the circu-
tation. giving vigor and health. -..r- g. ...
Itreghlates the Jolceis. 9niets the nerres. acts
directly on the sccretiye organs, and, by its
powerful Tonic and restoring effects, produces
healthy and cigo,ous action to the whole system
JOHN q. KELLOGG, Is Platt ST., New York,
sole agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Where to Emiqrate.

We answer,go TO southwest Missouri, because
the Atlantic T. Pacific. Railroadi Co.
offer 100000 Acres OF Land TO actual settlers.
ut low price on long credit. besides furnishing
free transportation over their road to purchas-
ers: this road extends from ST. Louis, through
Missouri 10 Yinita, Indian Territory. is heing
pushed rapidly TO its destination, the Pacific
Coast; will be one OF the trunk lines Of the
country, asrer 6loekied BY sRoae 1.-The lands along
the road are in rich fertile country, as pro-
ductive as any in the State; the climate COM
ern latitudes: good climate, soil, health water,
tim Der, grazing, fruits and flowers, invite you
TO 90 to this region. For further Information
address A. TUCK, Land Com'r, Js3 Walnut
Street, st. Louis, Mo.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-05-16
( HARMAN'S

Store in Ifolmesville..to buy their goods. There
all can be suited, as they have now the largest
stock Of goods ever opened in the town. and for
sale cheap for cash or trade only. Alne line OF
GOODs!.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-05-16
ENNEDY's HEML ocK OINTMENT

The proprietor, has by the as
sistance of eminent Physicians
SE and Chemists succeeded in utiliz-
ing the medicinal properties con-
NA tained in the Oil. Pitch & Resin
D! As% of the HemlOck Tree, and Obt ain
NS cal valuable preparation to be
i' N@S applied as \ salyc plaster for
S rheumatism, Group. Pain or Sore
N ness of the Back. Chest or StOm-
- ach, Piles, Salt Rheuul. Scurvy
Sores, Ulcers, Bunions, Sore Corns
Frost Bites, Chilblains, Sore
Breasts Il Nipples, Ringwornis,
Chaiing skin diseases of in
famatory nature, NJ. HESSLER. Agent,
Wholesale Botanic Druggist, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

frrrrsG DEspERATE.-Grant and his satellites are
bending all their energies and using every means At
their command honest or dishonest, to carry the
election in North Carolina which takes place on Au-
pnst 1s AS it is the first State election that comes
off after the Presidential nominations. defeat in
North Carolina would prove most damaging to the
party of plumber; and Republicans, VINO ieeDiy chhs
10 the skirts power would hasten to loose their hold
and rush pemell into the ranks OF the Liberai Dem
ocratc party Approaching the situation ana stand
ing in wholesome dread of the handwriting on the
wall Grant and his lick-spittes are determined, ~
all hazards not to permit the vote OF the old North
State" to be counted against the Administrator.
Gangs of spies and nformers are flooding the State.
and negroes are being imported from virginia, south
Carolina and elsewhere, TO swell the Radical vote IN
the endangered quarter. Senator Wilson and nearly
all the members of the Cabinet, the latter deserving
their official posts. have been hurried on to make
speeches and use all their influence and every means
at command to caiole wheedle drive voters into
support of the Radical ticket The United States
Marshal has drawn over two hundred thousand dol
lars from the Treasury Department to use as cor
ruption fund in that State and no act however ras'
cally or Shameless has been neglected by Grant ana
his dirty adherents and supporters TO carry this the
first State election For years past no u 5. Marshal
of North Carolina drew over five or ten thou
sand dollars for the expenses incident to his office
for a whole year. but now an emergency has arisen;
the State must be carried for Grant, all hazards
upon the Jesnitca theory that the end justihes the
means. aud the internal sconndrels will scrape 1T
the commission OF no act. however infamous. in
order 10 accomplish their ends.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

Mar Hts MAgcn.-Sas: Of Hirp-rE Wst&:y. who
has heretofore been considered par excellence =
cAr!cA;avist. has a, length found his maieh IN Max
Morgan o. L>I.lx's HanfratoI. Mas, has cut w.dc
swath aud received justly 20 a certain extent, grca,
crcdss for his artistic warfare Bosa Tweed AnI The
Tammany ring. a. his ear!cA,ures and ridiculous
cartoons o! tho leading members q! shss coseTsc.
wi.hou, doubt. had as much. Il not more. effect
in sqaclchsns Tweed and his gang ,han had the ioas
wlndcd editorials from ,ho lrn OF George Jones ei.
QE o; the New York Tasrs. Las Mg. Mast has proven
himself supple tool in tho hands Of political par.
y aud Lie present EFFORTS Tiartngly ueonsls;-
With hts past that ''ha who rus may rad -
and 4. utterly dcno.ahcs obFeures any good that
he nay have heretofore accomplished He but proves
himself Dgsald Dages,y in the line OF art: sol.
der of fortune who sciis TO the hghcs, bidder hs
artistic talent In lieu Of prowess 81 One fthc
latest productions from the pencil os hs competitor
has attracted universal attention. and being sp.
prupos cannot refrain from referring to IL. Tho
sketch refers Grants abandonment Of hts Official
duties. aud represents him big. labbcTly school
boy. supported on either side by Senator's Morton
and ConAling. his chief fislemen. who endeavor
ing. in view Of public opinion. TO drag him back Ia
Washington where he properly belongs. Grant Is
holding back. with ouis;retched legs broncho fash.
ion-and with hanging jaw. Rubbing his ists into
the outlines of countcuance dcnoting misery and
the most supreme reluctance aud disgust with crock
odile tears coursing down his. anything but hand.
some. visage. and ianked by guide-posi, Snc hand
pointing towards Washington aud the other to the
races. he exclaims In agonizng torres. II don't
to go 20 Washington want to SO to the races with
Tom Murphy while Conkling. who In attempting
10 drag him along with old Moxa Morton's assist
ance. responds. " Oh but you must make a sacrifice
now. and after election you go TO many races
as you like" 1t is the keeness cut we have ever
seen from either OF the two celebrated carica;ursts
and at this particular juncture is in itself
Mr Mast may have performed most croditabio work
in his attacks on Tammany, but he has prostituted
his talents; and hs attempts TO shield tho Admins
ton. the corruptions of which a mountain to
mole-hill compared with that of Tammany. have
lost him what little prestige and credit he had hereto
fore earned. Matt Morgan is the star; and his
facile and ready pencil is not only doing splendid
service in the of right but Is fast demolishing
the illearned reputation of his formidable rival
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

THE SECOND TRIAL OF SPEED.-The second great
race between Longsllow and Harry Bassest, two and
o quarter miles, single dash. for the Saratoga cup
came OF at Long Branch. on July 10th, resulting in
Bassett coming out one length ahead in 359 Dur.
ing the race Longfellow met with accident which
doubtless caused his defeat. One of the plates on
one OF his hind feet broke and twisted around and
his other leg badly that it Is not believed he will
ever be able to run again; but the noble horse. in
spite Of his injuries calamity the out to the
establishment Of allwhe were present, the track.
The accident was grievons mishap. and terrible
blow on old John Harper, who dotes this, his IA
yorite horse.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

PRoPER SELEcTIoS.- Judge Settle. the Chairman
Of the Philadelphia Convention that renow!na,rd
Grant. is another heightened thieying exponent Of
Radical theories. and very ht person for presiding
officer of the b-ead and butter Convention. He was
a Colonel in the Confederate army. whose dccds o!
desperate daring and heroic valor have been over.
looked by all historians Of the at least record
Of his military achievements. In behalf OF the lost
cause, are found embaxoned on the pages Of any
history OF the rebellion As the downfall Of
the Confederacy was assured he became one Of the
assisted the most degraded lousy aud shieving Of the
carpebag fraternity in their Of spola,ion and
degradation OF the people OF the South In his new
role as loyalst he proved successful and in April.
1871, Grant appointed him minister plenipoentiary
and envoy extraordinary TO Peru. As is customary
in such cases Mr.. Settle drew one years salary
sl0O00-in advance. and after performing that i'm.
portsnt function in his new position he Immediately
proceeded to his home in North Carolina, where he
remained until April Of the following year. when he
resigned his office without having gone to Peru; but
Radical like, he never returned the $4,000. He
pocketed that amount, doubtless considering 10 an
equivalent for his officiating practices. and his loyal
ty to Grant will shield him from the consequences
Of obtaining money under false pretences. He is q
lit subject for his masters favor and the great Office
holders convention could not have been presided
nasty than Judge Settle. the exinister to Peru. who
spent the only year OF his official life among the
groes and carpet-baggers in North Carolina
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

BOLD cHALLESGE.-Budd Doble. the owner Of
Goldsmith Maid, has challenged Bonner for trial
of speed between the Maid and either Dexter or Jo
Elliott for from five to fifty thousand dollars side
aud in Bonner refuses to make a race for money
Doble offers to race for nothing, with tho proviso
that the gate money for admission be donated any
charitable institution in the county where the
takes place As Bonner has always declined to match
any of his horses for money, being opposed to gamb
ling, he now has an opportunity to fairly test the
speed of his.horses and decide whether he the
fastest stock not If he refuses Dobcs offer. it Is
fair TO presume that he is afraid to match either oil
his horses against Goldsmith Maid.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25
MoxrASA-we take the following items from our
late Montana exchanges:

MoxrASA-we take the following items from our
late Montana exchanges:
Hon. William II. Clagett with his wife and chill
dren. arrived. shog, time ago. III Deer Lodge city
from Washington.
Croury * Carrolson's sluices. Henderson's Bar.
were robbed. recently. The amount of gold taken
was estimated at $50 Suspicion rests OF several
Cinnamon.
increasing IN width. ad the yields S45U per ton
A rich streak has recently been found Oh the bar
OH Mckay galch. near Rock creek Nuggets weigh.
ug from four 10 p!nctecn dollars arc being taken out
AIR. A. Il. Ross. who accompanying a survey
Ing party running line down Mssoula river. Was
drowned. few days since. by the capsig:ng N The
boat IN Tie canyon. about three miles above Moose
Hon. Felix Il. gruno, Of the Indian Peace Com
mission. - III Montana investigating Indian affairs
Ia that section.
The ooO stand oG arms aud 500 900 rounds Of axed
ammunition. provided by Congress al it's recent
Tor distribution among The Sessieis Of Montana.
are expected {" arrive Ia Montana abou, The last Of
Juiy
Claims in Henderson galch paying from SIS 10
sac per dan 10 the hand.
Mr. II. y Kelley. O! Deer Lodge City. has pnr.
chased William ous iairFrsG IS 2tGhsl ia the Hock
creek p;rh. :"y iGo snm of si!.0u0.-iao entire
property b~Ing Yaiacd al S3;. COO
Nelson kuudsoa. Guluor working .or John
Wilson. GA loser Nevada, Mas raYrd un . .cw days
ago and suffered compound fracture Of Iae bCpcs
OF GAu lci leg. about soar inches above the ankle.
The iHdsgeascsf states thai good reports re-.
cE3fe1 3Ttn tAc various mining t91c
iscctA arc IFsssEAto Gus 4"hetA9 mining season.
The BoAta smelling a"rAR al AFscpta have bern
improved and ate roaming tao sGzcGs. turning out
$50 worth uG bullion per DAY.
Professor H2s IDEAS theological Surveying party
rived HoarE3su lately. A.gd !e. Tor Eogi Has from
which place TIC expedition Will proceed - se Yel-
!u hsuur.
Tae ''No~ Departure" ledge owaed hy q. ".
Sizpleion. IT. ghc Llue Wing District tuur feet
~.dc And Tao - NugsA !sgsy dollars per ton.
on dump
candidates Ius Is eEsgc to 1opeycsh Major Mag nns
aud v. II. Cl8eeIG. arc oaussaelng ;he Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

KILLED HER sLAsDERER.-A young married wo
man named Mrs. Kenny, living at East Petaluma
California, recently took the law in her own hands
and took summary vengeance on man named Cum
mnps. who had slandered her to such an extent as
cause separation between herself and her husband
She met him in the road about six miles from Peta
luna and. having q shotgun with her. she fired
shooting him through the head and killing him in
stantly She promptly surrendered herself TO the aa
thorities and she has the sympathy Of the whole com
munity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

PryTTESTIARY CoyvIcTs.--The removal of the Ter.
ritoriaI prisoners the penitentiary Boise City
has doubtless saved the Territory quite large bill OF
expense account Of the care and safe keeping OF
convicts but it appears that the saving will not be
great in the future. Under the regulations of the
Attorney General the amount heretofore charged by
tho Marshals Of the Territories was fixed at per
day for each convict but contracts made that
the Marshal should receive greater amount on &C
count of its being payable in Territorial warrants.
In Montana the Legislature authorized the Governor
to pay 81 so per day for each convict. and We be-
lievc the contract In Idaho at similar rate. Re-
cent new ORDERS or regulations issued from the De-
partment Of Justice changes the amount for each
convict from 81 TO So per day for their maintenance,
safe keeping, &c. The question now arises whether
the Marshala. who demanded and received 81 80 per
day when the regulations allowed them 81 will be
satisfied 10 take Territorial warrants at their face for
such allowance. or whether they win demand 81 90
or 50 per day. in scrip for each Territorial convict
placed in their charger II they do the Territories
will gain little by the transfer, and the prisoners
might as we'll be remanded to the custody OF the Ter
ritorsal authorities.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

ADA CouSTy.--We take the following items from
the Boise City Standard and Statesman;
Dendoy. with his band of Indians. passed through
Boise City last Thursday, their way to the weiser
A. Heed. Esq, has been appointed business man.
ager OF the Standdrd.
New hay is coming In every day from the ranches
to Boise City, and sells at SIT per ton
Farm hands are scarce IN Boise Valley
The City Cemetery is now surrounded by neat
and substantial fence.
Many families. alarmed at the movements OF the
Indians have left their farms and gone TO Boise City
Mr.. George Greathouse has been appointed Agent
OF Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express for Oregon wash-
ington and Idaho. with headquarters at Portland
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

NORTH TDAHo.-we take the following items from
the Idaho Signal Of July 18th:
Frank Capps reports that prospecting party. con.
ststing OF Otto Halter. Geo. BoArdman. Tom Wilson
and jack Merritt, bad found some dggings abou,
twenty miles from Pierce city, tributary OF Lo
10 creek
An estimate has been made under the direction of
the Board of Commissioners of Nez Perez county.
which shows that the taxes of this year, collected,
will pay all the current expenses the entire interest
on the county debt. and from one to two thousand
dollars of the principal of the debt
Mrs. Carrie +. Young is canvasslng North Idaho
in the interest of her journal of HEALTH and lee.
turing In the various camps
The quartz mill at Florence is again to be put in
operation, and will crush quo tons of ore from the
Liddle Harpser ledge. The quartz has 10 be
packed on animals over seven miles 10 the mill
Short crops are anticipated on Camas Prairie, ow.
ing to the drouth
The water Is fast failing in the diggings at Pierce
City, the Nelson ditch containing only one hundred
inches
Assessor King returns the assessment of Nez
Perez county the year 1872 Real property $10
$50 00-personal property. Ss56.629 81.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

owYmrr irfGs We take .ho .o.lowing from tho
ArnioaoAt o! duly 9gsh
The rrtckcts have sas Invaded the country eae, o.
the Uay hce th4s season.
A II. isob,c aud Mc&sra, Clark Stacey arc taking
two intlls Ia IA. South Mountain country.
AnAeasog Eagan returns the following lst Of stock
assessed 10y ham th.s year ia Uwybee county Horses.
5g2. cattle 6.2s2. sheep LISA hogs. 3s5. iacks -.
mules. ioI-tosAl. ess. The subsequent aAeess-
atui, t. believed wtl largely increase the number.
Wells. Fargo 90. shipped from Silver City, dur.
ing she past week, baTa Of bullion. valued at SIS.
aS6 81
In place Of icc during the summer. the people
of silver City SNOW which remains IN huge banks
within q couple 81 miles Of town. the year round.
Farm hands are IN demand on Reynolds creek.
Richard Langdon. iaBiiarly kno~n Dick the
tailor. died ia Silver CITY, July l3sa, from disepa-
iinn.
The Bruncau families who Icf their homes through
fear Of Indians. have returned 10 that valley.
John Mel alden. ESq.. the newly appointed Super.
iuieudcui of the Mahogany mine. has arrived from
san Francisco aud taken charge OF the mine. lie
tains Russ Carter a. foreman.
The majority 81 the mines on War Eagle noun.
tain are looking better than ever.
"Old HIM. has been inspecting the coal mines on
Eeyu Odds creek. about twelve mcs from Silver City,
aud gives encouraging account OF the coal deposits
in that section. The coal bears strong resemblance
to genuine anthracite but il IL mostly Of a bltumi.
nous nature containing pyriies Of iron and sulphur.
Mr. Eastman. of the Idaho Hotel. and several black.
smiths who have tested il state that burns well
as any coal they have ever used. "Od air. thinks
the Reynolds creek oalbank more valuable than any
gold mine in the country.
Tom aud John Fizhugh arc both invais. and are
stopping at some mineral springs near Elko.
very rich quartz ledge, called the Martin. has
recently been discovered IN Bruneau District 1t is
about four feet wide containing antimonia silver.
and IL represented to be of fabulous richness.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25
Ada County Democratic Ticket.

For Territorial Coapcil.
Dr.. J. b. WRIGHT.
For Territorial Assembly.
CHARLES HIMRoD. g. VI. JEFFREYS.
j. BENNETT. A. T.. cALLAWAY
For Sheriff.
II. r. JENKINS.
For County Commissioners.
A. RoSSI. @. W. HUNT. q. ". CESS
Probate Judge. Treasurer.
RELF BLEDSoE. FRED DANGEL-
Auditor and Recorder. Assessor.
" ". HAWTHORN. l. r. WALTER.
Superintendent Public Instruction.
J. II. wHTTsoS.
Coroner.
DR.. J. L. STEPHENS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

VOORHEES, ALL RIGHr.-The Democrats OF the
Sixth Congressional District of Indiana rsnomnated
Hon. Dan W. voorhees, by reclamation. Voorhees,
made long speech in explanation OF his course In
opposing the nomination OF Greeley and stated ta'
he thought the Democratic party infinitely prefera'
ble even with Greeley its candidate to that por'
ton of the Radical party which Acknowledges the
leadership of Grant.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

AT THEIR OLD GAME.-The Radicals and carpet
baggers in North Carolina are getting desperate
and have inaugurated few more Ku-Klux outra
ges. Two negro marshals, while attending Greee,
and Brown ratification meeting in Raleigh, on the
night OF July 18th. attacked by Grants allies
and beaten nearly to death.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho City, on the
25th day OF July which. If not called for within
thirty DAYS viii be sent 10 the Dead Letter ONCE:
Boyle III Fitzgerald Mich smith james IL
Brown HHR Highlands W q Wilhelm Hugh
corne lous Mr.
s-persons calling for any OF the above letters
Will say advertised, - and give date Of list.
JAMES A. PINSEY p. ii.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

NEUTRALITY ABAsDosED.-The Dalles Aoanfaineer.
which has heretofore been independent. though ed
tied by Radical. has succumbed TO the pressure,
aud HOSTS the names of Grant and Wilson.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

DrAp--Jutge Linton Stephens. brother OF Alex.
ander r. stephens. and one Of the most prominent
politicians In tbs south, died OF congestion Of the
brain. It Sparta. Georgia. on July iiih.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25
DIED:

In Boise City Monday. July 22d ELLA r.. wife Of
Thomas NJ Briiten and daughter of j. NJ and X. c.
Shepherd. aged II years and months.
In Idaho CITY. July a3d Patrick corFEY a native
of County Cork ireland. aged about so years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

cHAxoE.-The Detroit Frss Prsss has. changed
hands and comes out for Greeley and Brown.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25
NOTICE.


In the matter of the Estate Of WM. d. vANTiNE.
deceased
In Probate cour, In aud for Boise County. Idaho
Territory.
NOTfCEI HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ In pursuance 81 the order 81 the Probate Court
II the county Of Boise and Territory 81 Idaho, made
the twenty fourth l2sthl day of 3uly. in the year
Of our Lord One thousand Eight Hundred and Sew
en;y.two. the matter Of The Estate Of vi liam ID.
yaatine. deceased. tho undersigned Admin .tratrix
Of sad estate. will sell al public auction or at private
sale 10 the hiehes. bidder for cash. ia parcel
and subjro; confirmation by said Probate CouF;. on
Friday. the 10th day Of August, a. D. 1872.
a; Il o'clock NJ. the courtroom hereof, ;o-wi;:
The Probate judges Ot'lco in Idaho CITY, Boise coun.
~ Idaho Territory. all ;he right title. interest and
q! the said insesa'e al the time Of his death
aud all the right title and neres; tha, the said es
tate has bs operation Of law otherwise, acquired
other shan ia addition TO that Of the said tntestae
=; tho time Of his death in and 10 all that lot piece
or parcel Of Quartz Mining Claim and Personal Prop
er,y situate. lying and being in the said county and
Territory and described as follows. to.wt: The one
half interest undivided. in that f20 Twenty Stamp
Quartz Mill. known Al the col. Merritt mill: Also
the one. half interest undivided. in three hundred
feet ia the discovery claims II the " WOLVERINE"
said Boise county. Idaho Territory.
Tcrmg-Caeh on the day Of sale.
CAROLINE vASTINE Administrative
of the Estate Of William ID. Tantlne, deceased
Idaho city, July. -. isT2-w3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-07-25

DR.. J. l. STEPHENS.