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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

CS.sGIyG QC.srEEs.-E4st Hall Is receiving an &C.
csilon IN the way Of several families. Mr. Nicholas
His has bought the house formerly occupied by Mr.
'Hfs''aam iad family at The pom. near the mouth
o. 5es' Run, acd vii move into Il with his family in
sas days Mr. Ben Davis has bough, the house.
o. he sane ILL., formerly occupied by L. s Marshal
s-shan, and has moved into il with his family and
III '0an Gi'rech. having purchased Mr.. Landing
VIZ residence on East Ill., has also moved with his
Amy mo us new quarters. That section Is the
.-aes' portion Of our city: and families locating
.-'s aa'e some assurance that their property will
Nv 0e Hooded with tallings from Bear Run.
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y,sv IxpaoyENESrs. spiri, Of improvement
hare become contagious. Our worthy host
INN, House has hsd the end OF his hotel facing
=, nn,, House wea,her-boarded during the past
,h,s nut in new timbers or sills under the
,,,., and Is reconstructing the sidewalk around the
1rrl and NJ J. B. Emery has men engaged IN re-
.. and Sxln, up generally. the store formerly oc-
l.--' h. his wife next door 10 Lauer Il Swluns on
NJ street, and is building an addition III the rear
-, in which be and his wife propose to reside. Mr..
n r Eimmsl has also caught the Infection. and has
.,.ai on his roof snow guards or sheds to keep the
sr,r from the walls OF hiussiey's new brick. and
shuriei up his house all round 50 as To render /,
uncomfortable \ winter residences. Other lesser
Improvements going on III various directions. our
avn. generally preparing for Winter. which. from
sr.rT IN iicston promises 10 DC long aud severe.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

CALLED We acknowledge call. on last Tuesday.
from Alex Orchard Of Placervlle. who brought over
several passengers from the other side Alex saws
the ownership Of the mare Emma Mccormick is not
yet settled. as Governor Bennett has not returned
rom Fort Hall. We hope to the flyer owned in
Boise county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

Road 1sSrRx.-we learn from Thomas J Sutton
ESQ. VINO returned from cen,erville on last Monaav
.na' the highway robbery game Of "goinc thropyh !.
cn'namen 10 becoming common across the nss;,
'"o 'ns'ances having occurred. recently. Several
nights ago two Cinnamon. while going along the ro.
nom centerville to Pacervile were waylaid nv two
masked men who went through the ch,n.m.n w.,
'ney got only few dollars their pains; and on
:. night another Chinaman. while en- ron,e
w s'.S.ve' was stopped by q man wearing n msst
VINO relieved the unfortunate Celestial Of 500 -
money and silver watch. No clue has vet heen or
. .anea OF the perpetrators-but road agents don
detection and punishment " 'o'Ao"s" oy
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

lIioop MovgMESr-We understand that = move
ran; is on FOO. for the organization OF Young
Mans Literary and Debating society" by all means
I, one Be Organized The long winter evenings can.
not be better spen. than in such efforts at self eal-
.u-s. Afforded through the medium Of Literary and
D.h!tus Society. In mining camp time hangs
hsly On the hands Of all during the winter months
al 4 cam, be more probably employed than by
nsaag together in some hall Tor an int.rchang. OF
In: All sentiments upon ,lch questions may be-
v,0sei tlr general discussion Newspapers. mag
rl.s and literary works Of various character can be-
sscrib-i for ana procured with which leisurc
sls may Be Whl!ed away with both prodt aud AL.
IMAGE TIA. could otherwise be spent less prU.!ta-
af; All s9 hope INA; the movement wtll receive
s'sry encouragement, ani the Young Mems Literary
ioi Deot!aS Club become \ permanent institution
Guar city
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

DRESSING UP-Mr. Steve Henderson made his an.
pearance In town. during the week. with wagon
load OF soldiers clothing. bought by him at the
Government sale. recently. at Fort Boise. As he
offered clothing very cheap. Government uniforms
greet the eye in every direction on our streets. I,
must make me heart OF loyal hombre" glad ia
donned by persons of every political creed. I'VE
never saw Sd many 'turn.coats" in our life, before
Tue most confirmed and irrepressible "rebs'' wear
the blue with pride and satisfaction
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8herif3's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT

10y VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT
IL and decree of foreclosure Of a mortgage and
order of sale issued out Of the District Court OF the
second Judicial District in and for the county OF
poise Territory Of Idaho, upon a judgment and de-
cree rendered in said Court, wherein J. " H. Wit Is
n,antia and John A. Sullivan Is defendant Tor the
ann of Twelve Hundred and Forty -fve and lO-l0O
Dollars txl2.5 1O with legal interest and cots OF suit
duly tested the 18th Gay OF October. A. D. 1873. oy
which I am commanded to sell the following de-
scrbed property, to wit: All the right title ana IN
terest of the above named defendant in and to the
following decribed real and personal property towit
THAT certain Hetel or Boarding House. situated IN
Ouartzburg county Of Boise Territory OF idaho. SAID
Hotel consisting Of Dining Room Kitchen. &c. also
TIC s,eening House, with Sleeping Rooms Parlor,
&c situated near and belonging to said Hotel hav-
inc an alley. way between said premises and now
msed and occupied by the said John A. Sullivan as
Wo,e, &c &c also. the lots or parcels Of ground
,,n.n which said Hotel and Sleeping House stand.
ana ali the fu rniture and fixtures in said Houses ana
al and everything at the date hereof apperaining to
sad nremises used In carrying the said Hotel busi'
nose. together with all aud singular the tenements'
Entertainments and appurtenaiccs theremnto beohg-
inc or in anywise appertaining: Public notice IS
hereby given that in accordance with the said decree
and order of sale. on
SATURDAY.. the 18th Day Of November, A. D. 1873,
~ - o'clock MI will sell on the premises. 81
Orartzbnro Boise county. Idaho Territory q puo.
H. .nction. the above described real ana personal
onertv t the highest bidder 10 satisfy SAID decree
| - pa orI.r ri sale costs and accruing costs
a"o o'"'' - JESS BRADFORD
Idaho city. Oct %. 1s73-w4 Sheriff.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

FINE OArs.-We saw few thousand pounds NJ tha
finest OATS few days ago. at McClintock 4 Stewards
stable. that we have ever seen anywhere The grain
was t"ii ana aimast as heavy as wheat weighing we
believe. pfty-six pounds to the bnshel The lot we
saw was grown by Mr.. Nick Wetzell on his ranch ON
the Upper Payette Valley. the seed having been
brought from the East by Mr.. George Peueppill
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

i|0A basSEE. G. W. Crafts returned on
A'''aaaly from Banner District. and we learn from
NJ 'aA' al the machinery belonging 10 bis quartz
-" las arrived on the ground and the workmen are
'''' Engaged in putting up the mill. The boilers
~ engine are already in position. and when Mr.
Csaa lsft there the men were ,nclosine the machin
h, - hewed 10, house. The Wolverine tunnel
in,;,s 90 ee.hea out. aud miners are at work driv
49, Ata 70 tap the ledge. There was no snow
n. . secson when Mr.. crafts was there. though
siger VIZ "os 'eAn~'" oA'e HUI
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- and County.

-Mr. P. J. Moore instructs MS
....,sl Nottce';ust received at G. W. Crafts
hat be has ! vn immense stock OF Staple and
10y IN Centerviepi r ~ Canned Goods and
&fe. groceries. .,I FINDS. which he is Offering
lpv. supplies o. =. .nv other house in the Basin
Ine or cash. tn,s ssm purchasers will have their
Having goodv~mnily. free Of charge. at any
W, delivered p'o ~ means what he says. and per.
ss the Basin. ;ns in LAYING in Winter supplies
s wishing 81. on him before purchasing else.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

FAvoRs.-Postmaster silsby has our thanks for
daily supplies Of reading matter comprising the Dan.
bury Necs and other late papers, as we'll as all the
magazines. illustrated periodical. etc, published
He KEEPS on hand u genera. assortment of reading
matter. Call tor what YOU want
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

49, ma n per day agents wantedl All classes
&1fOXZ() Of working people. of either sex.
voura Or old make more money 1t work for .s IN
;he,r snare moments I'll the time than at anything
else. Particulars Tree. Address =. sunson L1''
Portland, Name
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

FROM QrARrzBuRo.-Mr David Coughanour. one
OF the principal owners in the Gold Hill mill and
mine. was in town few days ago. He reports every
thing prosperous. a usual. with the mill pounding
away night and day
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

REMovAL-Proba,e Judge Moore has moved his
ONCE across the street from his old stand and is
now very comfortably fixed In the room formerly oc
cupied by his predecessor In office. the second door
from the corner OF Wall and Commercial streets.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

BALI AT Hod'EM.-A ball will be given at Ponce
City tomorrow night. by Mrs Bullock. All OH
young folks who like the amusement should attend.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

our Gin anAoE.-The Ashantee war has broken out
tween two ~ personal collision on yesterday. be-
It varianc. ouais whose compilations are decided.
'aooting OF ~" oiack Va White: cause. too much
"o mouth OIL. Result. nobody hurt.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

eroceris.' Kingsley is now receiving his stock
que notice viii S provisions Of all kinds, Of which
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

The washin",. NicE.-Messrs. McDevitt & Rowe. 1T
cheese xxsndld article Of pork sausage ami head.
cpeak. pa..nAve tried both and know whereof we
pda.ble sha wishing something real nice and
ou'd call at the market and get q supply.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

lived BY is,. D. H. BeIknap. OF Boise City. ar
Banner ~. aesdays stage 70 look AFTER his quartz
D0S looks as stout and hearty q ever.
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aay evening" ., chldren's services next Sun.
JoS' Big folks invited.
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l.. 0"k.-Mr John Kennaly returned. . few
S0' from his diggings up north. having sus-
~n'hg operations In tina. section until next
H., ''na 10 looking. physically. badly democrat
A'a from the effects of a severe accidep, he me,
up'e OF months ago. which was followed by
'ps" Of illness. bu; We hope to soon see him
n,, '!men' Of his usual robust health. He in
rpe n Su h.s Mr. Robbie. one Of his partners. had
xu. oia ao'1hern Idaho to spend the winter with
Would yi,,a ehB above lewiston. and that no one
O winter at their diggings.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

hi, -. oh'E''-The lodge Of Good Templars in
~ 'neif last meeting. elected Miss Hattie
.,, worthy Chief We believe It is the first In.
n,,,.. :" '0e Territory Of lady filling the highest
nll,,,- 'ne lodge. and It speaks volumes for the
city, I; VI tue male members Of the order in this
ln in,,saS csndidate for the position had been a
sould hsss o. Miss. it Is doubtful whether we
oeen called upon to chronicle the event.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

having hor. IskEK SALooS.-Martin Connaughton
Geek. hi. usnt snt jim McKays saloon. at Granite
9ar,ia 1, al: will be found in our columns.
liquors ana real clever gentleman keeps the best Of
u better Nv, friends on the other side cannot go
apghton'ss 'e 'oF liquid refreshments than to Con-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

" 70 vor,H, eel bell viii call the people Of our
1'p' on next Sunday, q Nasouic Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-11
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CHESTERFIELD CoURT.--The February term
of this court commenced yesterday. The
grand Jury was emplnclled. The clerk re-
ported tiity-two deeds of bargain, sale, &C.,
recorded for the past month. Messrs. a..
Carter Atkinson, Beverly A. Hancock, and
John C. Robertson qualified to practlce IN
the courts of the county. The attendance at
court is unusually large,
CHURCH NoTEs.-In consequence OF the IN
disposjtion of Rev. Mr.. Woodward the con-
te1np.ated exchange of pu]pits at the Metho-
dist church did not take place, and the pas
tor otliciated morning and night eommenc-
ing series Of sermons to the young people
OF his charge. as,
The Meade Memorial church was closed
on account of necessary repairs; ana there
was no services at the Baptist church. The
usual interesting services were held at the
Presbyterian church.
ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm OF fire on
Sunday morning was occasioned by the slight
burning Of the old building known as Buz.
zard Roost, on Fourth avenue near Hull
street. The damage was slight.
DEATH OF AN OLD CiTHN.--Mr. Jordan
Cox, one of the oldest and most respected
citizens of the county, died at residence, on
the Goodies Bridge road, Sunday, and was
buried yesterday. /.
A DONATION TO THE ALEETs.-The town
trustees have made q donati0n'o OF slo 10
Alert Fire Company TO aid In the purchase
of additional caps and belts.
LECTURE PosrrosEp.-The lecture OF Rev.
.J.L. Nj. Curry, ID. d., ut the Methodist
church, has been indefinitely postponed.
WuAr Is THE REMEDY p Your reporter Is
assured by the sheriff Of the county that he
hts applied TO both the Eastern and Western
Lunafic Asylums for the reception oi Mrs:
Walden. a l,inatic confined In the city Jail oi
Richmond, from Dale township, in tais eeusi'
ty, and they refuse TO receive ner, az do SIe
relatives of the unfortunate Womans
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case inthe evenings large congregation was ,l,
THIRD CHURCH.

THIRD CHURCH.
The congregation OF the Third Presbyte-
rian church, Church Hill, still unwilling to
risk crowd in their former place of Wor-
ship, Immediately over the tunnel, are
worshipping at st. Johns church, holding
one service every Sabbath, commencing at
o'clock; but, being desirous Of having a
place where their regular services can be
held, have determined to build another
house for the purpose. They rented the
largevacant space on the northwest corner
of Broad and Twenty-sixth streets, and COM
menced the work of erection yesterday. 1t
is the purpose of the officers TO erect build
ing which will accommodate about four hun-
dred persons, and they; expect to have it
ready for occupation by Sunday, 2ad instant.
PRESBYTERIAN suspAy-scHooL UNION.
The monthly meeting was held last night
at the First Presbyterian church, Vice-Pre-
sident Gretter in the chair, and Mr.. W. S.
Donnan, Jr., secretary. There was large
attendance. The usual devotional exercises
were engaged in. Reports for the month of
January make the following exhibit, the
average being much reduced by one rainy
Sabbath:
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Three conversions in the Second and three
in the Gnce-Street school, and one death in
the Second school.
Rev. DR.. Preston spoke very Interestingly
upon Sunday-school bene6cence, especially
as regards the contributions to the general
causes Of the Southern Presbyterian Church,
urging the importance Of making the con-
tributions available for the help of those OBJ
jects. He was followed by MeSsrs. Taylor,
Gillian, Gretter, and others.
The meeting was closed with singing and
prayer, DR.. Preston pronouncing the bcne.
diction.
The next meeting occurs at the Grace
Street church the second Monday night in
March, --s -..e
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SPECIAL COURT OF -ArPEALs, MONDAY
Portsmouth Insurance Company rs. Brink
ley's administrator. Judgment Of Hastings
Court of Portsmouth reversed, Judge Wing
field delivering opinion.
Branch & Sons Us. Baldwin. Judgment of
Circuit Court Of Petersburg affirmed, Judge
Mclaughlin delivering opinion.
Hicks Us. jackson. Judgment of the Cir
cult Court Of Culpeper reversed and new
trial ordered, Judge Wingfeld delivering
opinion.
The court adjourned to meet on Wednes-
day at IL o'clock, when other cases will be
decided. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-11

TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CEIEBRATIoH.--
Mr.. l.. ii. Frayser, from the committee ap-
pointed 10 make arrangements for the cele-
brition of the arrival of the first through
freight train from Huntington, which is eX-
pccted to reach Richmond tomorrow after
noon, appeared before the City Council yes
terday afternoon, and invited that body to
head the procession, which is to start from
the City Hail about half-past O'Clock, and
proceed to the depot, there awaiting the ar
rival Of the train. The invitation was ac-
cepted, and it was generally decided by the
Council 10 meet in their chamber and pro-
ceed to the place of rendezvous.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi-. OFFICE FEBRUARY 10, 1873
Il. Jones, Macon Station, Hall county; b. A.
Davis, Davis, Drake & Co., Petersburg, Va. /;
Postmastcrat at Boydtou, Mecklenburg county,
Va. Mrs. E.W. Scott, care Scott 81 Brother,
1913 and 200 Church street, New York; Car
rie Pratt, Port Royal, Caroline county, Va. ;
j. Z. Roller, Exchange Hotel, Richmond /;
Major Ben. Vaughn, Petersburg, Va; Mrs.
Rose Gasser, care Mrs. Gasser, No. 1872
Orange street south, Newark, N. j.; George
L. Peirs, Appomattox Courthouse. Va.
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COMPLAINT AGAINST THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OuIo RAILRo D.-Mcssrs. Editors,-We
wish, through your columns, to call atten-
ton to the condition Of the streets crossed
by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at
Rockets. They are simply impossible for a
loaded team, and scarcely passable on horse
back. Cannot something be done to give us
access to the city2 AS it is, weare virtually
cut of from all communication. with your
pef,nIo DARBYTOWH,
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY.-JuSttcc j. j.
White presiaing- following cases were
disposed Of: =.
ing and beating Martha Carter. b.
Elizabeth Scroggins was sent to Jail for
fen days for stealing twelve pounds Of meat
from Herman Wallerstcin.
Jane Dabney was required to give security
in The sum of SlO0 to keep the peace towards
sarah Griffin for the period of three months.
George Meredith paid 50 for. creating
a disturbance in the house of Thomas Hays.
John Flick and Charles Minter were each
fined SIS for threatening to assault and cut
Charles Clark with knife.
cary Trabue was required to give bond in
the sum of 500 to keep the peace towards
Mrs. e.. a. Davis.
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!: - s.-IIuNTsylLLE, ALA,

f. observation-disclosures, ALA,
8arcn 90 Gentismen,-for two years was a
sufferer with inhsmmato-y rheumatism. During
that lime took various remedies that prolessed 10
cure the disease. but with snccess. About ak
months ago ROsADALIS was recommended TO Inc
by my ph, sc!an. took II az prescribed, and the
rc~ui; j. very satisfactory. Booides my own know
lany other easts in which the Eosadz!is .s proved
.urrc-s!u.. You're, truly, J. }. PITHAF,
Postmaster at Huntsville, Ala.
U.xtrac; from, letter OF 9Th March, from a.
WhccicF, i'sQ E, druggist, Lima, ollo.J
In conclusion eau say Rosa
dlis /. the best bIocd-puliI!sr we have, without
touht" fc l-d2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-11

DER FRR1scHUTz.--The Theatre will be
thrown open again this evening, on which
occasion the charming opera of Der Frei.
schultz will be presented by the Gesangve-
rein Virginia, an amateur musical associa-
ton of this city. Judging from the rapid
sale of reserved seats the house will be
crowded and the society properly rewarded
for their excellent training as well as trouble
and expense incurred to present the opera
successfully. 1t will be repeated tomorrow
avnpinr
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az BARGAINS IN DRY GooDsl

wBARGAINs IN DRY GOoDsl
eELLING OFF At CeSTl
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS,
WHITE GOODS.
GhSSIMERES,
FLANNELS,
SuEETiNGS.
BLEACHED aud BROWN CdTTOSs
DOMESTIC PLhIDS,
TNDEH-SfiiRTS, &c.
SiIAWLS,
SHIRTS,
QUILTS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
HhNDKERCIllEFS,
RIBBONS, &C., &c.
DoIl't misa the bargains at
WILLIAM THALHIMER 4 SONY.
no. 1913 Main street, opposite = .,st-ofnca,
jas. aud Col Broad street corner Sixth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-11

PRESENTATION CEREMONY. - Mr. George
W. Timbcrlake, the efficient and obigiug
clerk of the Second Market. was made the
happy recipient OF fiuc silk hat on Saturday
evening by the butchers under his charge.
The presentation address was delivered by
Mr.. NJ. B. Hechler, and responded to appro-
priately by Mr.. Timberake. ,.
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JOB PnrNrINa.-We call the attention OF mer.
chants clerks of courts, Shers lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal ocersand agents, and all others
having orders for printing, 10 the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTABLIsHMKyr for the
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds Of JoB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bl-lIeads, Letter Heads, Programmes Bali Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Band-Bills, Catalosuesr
Bills of Fare Show-EllA, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed. > .t
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suming control Of the Journal we have had dea1ings
with the advertising firm Of GEORGE p. RowEtL
s Co., al Park Row, New York city, and have found
them just upright and honorable gentlemen In
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persons wishing to advertise or newspaper men to
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