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New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
SALES FROM = O'CLOCK p. VI. 70 CLOSE OF Bust
. MSS 3 O'CLOCK
MONDAY, July 20-P. NJ


The week in Wall-st opened upon dull markets,
and business continued dull through the day. The
stock market started off about steady at Sat
urdays closing prices There seeming to be no dis
position to buy, and pressure to SELL stocks sagged
during the day by virtue of their specific gray
ty from to per cent But the prevailing feature
of the market was dullne5s; and from the fact
that many of our heaviest operators have gone TO
the country for their summer vacation, while
others are waiting to what may turn up
in the way Of improvement otherwise In
general business induces the belief that we may not
reasonably look for much activity in tho stock
market during the heated term. and in the mean
time it will require active and energetic work on
the part of the bulls to keep stocks mp to their pres
ent prices. What may come after the departure of
the hot weather, when we shall know something
about the crops at home and abroad, the pros
poets of Fall trade, and the probability of our hav
ing good market abroad for such OF our surplus
products may desire TO sell. shall
see in due time The leading shares III
the days operations were Lake Shore. Pacific Mail,
Western Union, st. Paul, and New-York Central,
and the decline of the day was as follows: Ohio and
Mississippi, and Union Pacific each per cent; Cen
trail and Hudson, Erie, Pacific Mail, and Wabash,
each ST. Paul and Panama each 1 c. C.. and l.
c.. Lake Shore, and Northwest, each :; Western
Union Telegraph :, and Rock Island !. Harlem
mained stationary, and Hannibal and st. Joseph
improved per cent. The general market closed
weak. The opeling, highest, lowest, and closing
prices of leading stocks sold to-day were follows
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Railway bonds were lower to-day. Albany ana
Susouehanna frsts sold at l02S SECONDS al I'l
Chicago and Alton frsts at 1914 Milwaukee ana ~
Paul first mortgage La Crosse Division az - hcA''
gan Central eights at Ill; Buffalo and hIe he"
bonds at %; New-Yofk Central hrst mortgage
coupon at 1Ofs; Chicago and North-N cstern con-
solidated gold coupon bonds az Ts and Union Pacific
fr,ts at s!3. The following were the bids:
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Messrs. Wallace & Co. report the bids at the clos
Of the Board Us follows /:

The London market for consols and American So
curites closed up dull and barely steady after o
quiet day. Money on three months bills is lower
than at the Bank of England. and this Institution
lost by Withdrawal f2llOOO bullion to-day The
foreign exchange market has been dull, and rates
are nominaliy given below, but sales at
49, aud 4S5d4.S9l. This did not affect gold, the
sales being alternately al 10. and ll0i. The rates
on gold loans 8, y, aud per cent for carrying.
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $1,000 in called
bond-, aul paid out Sl3j00O IN coin interest. The
days business at the Gold exchange Bank e2yerea
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or sterling:
We apnex closing rates "a

and Der cent and prime discounts selling at staff
Government bonds have been firm aud generally
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NEW LAW BOOKS.
LITTLE. BROWN q COMPANY,
10 WASHINGTONSE. BOSTON,
PUBLISH THIS DAY
PHILLIPS On MECHANICS LIENS.
TREATISE on REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY By sam
ue, l. Phillips. Sheep - 80.
STORY OK AGENCY.
Eighth Edition Revised With .Aliuoa b. y St. John Green
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g annex qu0tai
nTerel- A.Lcll.

State bonds have been quiet and steady to-day.
New-Yogk Bounty Registered Loan sold at l"!,
South Carolina skies, new at ~. and Tennessee
sizes new series at 81 The following were the bld,
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Gold cleared, S25,017.Oo gold balances, Sl44,ss0.
currency balances. l,6J2,4S3 The following vera
the nnnfafinns

CqrrencT pavm't.. 1896 O35 2g
Ciuenef balance. 53.BsJ.7gg Ok
'ustoiss.......',. o1OO OOJ W
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| GOVERNMENT ,roCK DEPARruGNT-3 O'CLOCK p. VI.
| 4 5 5-2J Coupon 1865. y Us D, Reg 81 -,
ZJDf ......ll6'B oJ,JuJ 80
& $ 1910 .g.,tcred -
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Mem }JubliraIions.

hESSRS. APPLETON x Co announce IN
vi our col1mus THE LiFE AND PUBIC SERVICES OF
CRIEFJUSTCh CHASE by j. ". SHUCkEkS h.. private sece
his announcement will much public interest Dasmnch a. TIE
work uthold approved hY thr m Oi IL late 'le
Justice recently puGis1ei wibi sue1 sane
TIE Apue0u Is beautifully HAsrad and VII
niouev Be ft'ug lie and Of the great
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENT-lOl OCLoCh
AND III O'CLOCK 4. NJ

U &c. 1881, Registered U o,ZV coupon 'oo' ira.
NC 30 900 ........llO <,"Vp.
u 52O Coupon, 1860 y Os, inoi' 'o'p'"' ia
1..l
q b-2O Coupon 1865, ~ o. heeS'e'0'' 10 be III
n q SSO Rc1s,c,ei isIi7 o s S. 1910 Reglstered 80,
m no6 ,...l ll53, lOO0O...... l2.ll@'s
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-28
NORTHERN IDAHO.-We condense the {.
lowing from the Lewiston Northerner.

NORTHERN IDAHo.-We condense the fol.
lowing from the Lewiston NortherHer.
ELECTION IN SHosHoNE. --the following is
the vote in Shoshone Co: Delegate. s. S
Frnn, IS, +. w Bennett. 10: District Attorney,
John Clark. SO; Councilman, w A. Goulder.
50. d. NJ. Murray 4; Representative. C. r.
Nelsop. Sc scattering. /; Probate Judge, w,
Y. Hesk-tt 81, T.. II G,silinesu -: Sheriff.
John Rodgers, -. John Malloy. IS; Auditor
and Recorder. D. NJ. Frazier. So Ed. Ham.
tering, 4: Assessor. Chas Brown. %, 8. Ram
sey. 10. p. Gaffney. 6. Raglan. 6; County
Commissioners. S. Anderson. ii. d. H. Jaume
80, Geo Moeller. 80. Geo. Clayson. 15: Jus.
tic- Of the Peace. J. c. Hiltebrand. q. scat.
tering. 2.
IDAHO COUNTY ELECTIoN.-We have not
received the official returns from idaho coun.
ty. There are tw" reports rs to the vote for
Delegate, one giving Pens J3,, and Bennett
81 the other giving Fem l6O; and Bcnoett
26 vOtes. The following Leeislnline and Cans.
ty ticket 10 elected: Councilman, S. p. c. How.
ard; Representatives.. Geo. NJ Shearer, P.
Cleary; Probate Judge. p. Grogan: Auditor
and Recorder. b. F. Morris. Sheriff. c. w.
Case; Treasurer. Geo. Church; Assessor J.
NJ. Auchinvole. Commissioners, s w. Car.
penter. Geo. Woodward and Henry Freiden.
rich.
DEATHs-The wife Of James Crooks Of
Csmas Prairie. died on laat Monday. a Her
death was very sudden. We also hear az the
death II number Of children from diptheria
and whooping. cough James l.. Bounds of
Pataha. has lost three children within ne many
weeks. and Thos. King And Herd Harris Of tn.
kanon. have each lost child during the same
period. s''' 'S& IT,
GONE From OUR GAzE.-Emgene Bonhorc,
our lighting editor" left "n Thursdays stage
for San Francisco. where he proposes scjourn.
ing for On indefinite period.
RAIN.-During the week we have had copi.
Gus showers Of rain While the weather here
10 mild the tops Of the mountains are covered
with snow.
SxCLUsJoN.-R. j. Devine. If Elk CITY.
called on us during the week. He 10 one OF
the early and sturdy pioneers If North Idaho.
He has not been - far sst ~ Lewiston before
for twelve years.
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ID I l. p :

DI L d. =
In silver City. Owyhss county, l. T., November
81 1874. FaANx B. BntTrxN. eyed ~ yeArs. q
Deceased was among the earliest sstslsrs Of Boise
county. and made many warm friends here. After
falling In the mercantile business, occasionsd hy hs
too generous disposition he was elsctsd Assessor OF
the county Tor two yesrs. and Afterwards electsd
Sheriff. both lucrative and responsible positions. In
these no acquitted himself with more credit than
on'cers In those exciting times usually received
Afterwards he went to Boise City. and from thence
70 owyhss county. where he died. He requested 9
b buried In the cemetery q Bsiss CITY, Which r.
quest was osrrisd out By the Frssmasous, q Which
fraternity he wss much respected member. h
leaves N sstimabls aAA devoted wife. and seS ar
ole 81 personal friends r. eurn Ais dsath Nay Ne
olods press lightly upon the pulsslsss hsarA, aA,,
green srass grow. and flowers hsoom As6rlSnsay
around hi9faitils p'aeel II
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"A CHANCE FOR OUR FISHERMEN.

- - F. WAsnINcToS. Nov 9. 1874.
Ed. WoRLD:-I notice an extract from
your paper in reference to the occurrence Of .
RED fish" in Idah". and write to beg that you
will kindly Aswhat yoaf can to.secure one or
more specimens aud send them 10 the Nation.
al Museum in charge Of the Smithsouian Insti.
tstioa, 1t Washington Einter frou%he article
that tie rnsh<r mo late tenbtain them; but Il
there are none to b. had now it may be well to
call attention to the subject. 80 that at the
proper period specimens may be secured l
shall take great pleasure in sending You 70.
port on the specimens % soon - received. j
notice = references to the preparation Of
specimens for Winter use. Perhaps it might
be possible to send one or more Of these, which
wr,td probably como safely IL wrapped riu
stoat piper and forwarded BY parcel In msil..
II the head. Fms and scales remain on, or even
to considerable extent. it will be possible 70
form some idea Of the afRnities of the 6sh.
Yours. Respectfully,
SPENCER A. BAIRD.
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ADA CoUNTY.-We cOndense the fol!owin
items from the Statesman:

ADA COUNTY.-We cOndense the following
items from the Statesman:
A cabin on Boise river belonging to Messrs
House and ArdOnot. hunters, with its contents
was burned recently, supposed to be the work
Of Indians.
The District and United States Courts for
ada county were called on the 23d instant,
and adjourned until the first Monday in Dec
when it is expected Judge Holster will be On
hands to hold court Judge Noggle writes
fr0m San Francisco that his health is 81 poor
he will not be able to be here for SOME time.
Hon. s. p C. Howard and Hon. George
Shearer. both Of Idaho county have arrived ut
Boise City The former is q member Of the
Council and the latter of the House.
). H. Wickersham was down from Owyhee
kbis week. He says the camp is lively and
plenty of work to do. f..
Marshal Pinkham and Sheriff Morgan of
Oneida county brought Eve convicts t. the
penitentiarv from Oneida few DAYS ago.
Three were convicted Of horse stealing one Of
perjury, and one OF an attempt to com,pit rape
on little girl. Two are United States prisos.
ers and three Territorial prisoners.
Major Joe Huston has returned frem oneida
., The Territorial printing for the ensuin
year has Aeen Jet to the Statesman.
Shoshone comfy polled IS votes, giving Fem
46 and Bennett 10.
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SOUTR CAROLINA, says the Chicago Times.
sends coored Democrat to Congress to sue.
coed Rainey. Rainey summoned him from
Washington r. canvas the State 10 his inter-
.est, but afeer looking over the field, Mr.. Lee.
for that is his na,as-concluded To take the Of
Gee himself He accordingly came out a. an
independent candidate, .was elected by the
Democrats, and goes to Washington % plat.
Grw Thoroughly Democratic.
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SELECTED GEMS OF THoUGHr.-Men reas.
90 according to that they desire. ,
Kid words do not cost much. .....
Fools are mere to be feared than the wicked.
He is good who does good to others.
Temperance is corporesl piety. it is the
preservation If divine order 10 the body.
Hatred Furnishes him who hates, and love
blesses him who loves
Reasoning against reason IL O sure way Of
being confirmed to falsities. ~
Aim only ut knowledge that may be acquired
and such as il useful whea acquired.
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Notice..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ will apply to the Honorable Board Of Comfy
Commissioners. II their nex, regular meeting. fa
privilege for toll road from Cold SPRING.. at LII
cas's. to the mouth Of Grimes creek. thence Up
Grimes creek about 4 VI . mile TO . canon. thence
up TO Slide gulch thence 70 Eagle creek thence
to summit thence 70 Daggett gulch. thence 70 VIII
liams summit. thence 10 Robes old saw mill thence
down Robbie gulch mouth Of the guich, interass.
ing my road It that point. II. c. CLAwSON.
October al, 1874. -fv.f
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THB Salem Mercury, in speaking Of the &C
ton Of the Grand Enca,npment I. C. r. C. Of
idabe. in relation to the Life Exsd eustter.
says: They left It optisaary with members
whether they would belong to the Life ASCOT.
alton Or not Optional was the word used un.
less there is = misprint in the Commissioners
report. - 81 :
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PARTNERSHIP HERE.

II CV"I 4 7 ~
l. tofore existing between John c. Fox and A. B.
Morrill, under the Arm and style Of }. e. Foa
Co.. 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent. J. c.
Fox having sold his interest in the mill hereto.
fore conducted ty J. e. Fox 10. &c Il. ". Tomukins
aud W. ". West. rrsir-~ from tn. business. and viii
collect all bills due the late hrn. and pay the debts
outstanding against il. e. FOX.
A. Is MORRILL,
IDAHO crTY. November 2, 1874.
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SprlB9.
R.W. Spencer has completed bis ditch which
covers rich and extensivs placer digg'nes az
Granite creek. Mr. Spencer has laoorea 'alsn.
fully most Of the past Summer and richly a.
serves reaplng the golden reward ID store ~.
him. Messrs. Tew e. Daley have finished
cleaning up their claims on Granite Greek
with what result cannot say. Burson q Co.
will, this coming Winter, dume Junction Bar.
Ihev intend using several hundred inches OF
water in tho Spring, and expect to realize q
handsome profit. H. w. Oford has just CON-
pleted his gigantic reservoir 10 Goldsoerfy
Gulch, and is looking forward hopefully like
the rest Of US for tho "good time coming"
Hon. NJ. j. Biddy is employing few white
aud several Cinnamon, making preparations to
run. and says he will get little money himself
next year. IT.
MI. Dudley soows Idaho Hso'ac 'ruoaea i'
going through this Winter-so is Mr.. Snow.
A. A. Spain, one Of our fortunate miners.
left for his old home in Georgia, short time
ago. This is his first trip. be having been resi-
dent Of tho Pacific coast twenty years. He
returns next Spring.
Rev. d. G. Strong, Of your city. occasionally
fav.rs us with one Of his very eloquent aud
instructive sermons. Through his logical dis-
courses the very hardened sinners that abide
have become religiously softencd. We Chris
tians will have on all occasions welcome tor
him. The universal expression is that he Is
q minister OF superior excellence, and kind
Christian gentleman.
Our political pot. that has been boiling these
last four mon<hs finally. rs you arc aware.
boiled over with serious results ~ s0me Of the
best men Of our county. The enemy. those
rooster "f.lers." are queer and unaccounta.
bic set. 1t comes just rs natural for them to
vote ticket with a rooster heading (irrespect-
i've of men) as duck to swim. They served
me an Infamous trick. being unfortunately one
Of those gullible individuals. l was. with
much reluctance, induced BY them to allow my
'b1tle w Cestuc DsBobc tuC w PtVSauSs
as candidate Tor the elevated aud lucrative
position ot Constable. long term. They then
resorted to means most foul. Vas not only
defeated, but slaughtered. They voted early
and often, circulated all sorts Of damaging re.
ports relative to my fair reputation. one IT
which was carpct-bagger. This, the 'unkind.
est cut OF ALL" must relate. They are 4 set
Of base aad malicious prevaricai"rs. never
owned carpet bag. which can p-"vrby any OF
ny acquaintancrs. n Sacramento raion supple.
nrnt being the only trunk ever possessed.
and fully answering all the purposes Of encir-
cling my limited wardrobe. The ignotle defeat
,ompels me to leave f"r the river (not SALTY
Payettc to exc out q subsistence for the next
hree months in the humiliat,ng position Of
loing the chores" for some of the "pulent
farmers ii that beautiful valley.
lii DRAwLICK.
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IT is said a London Company makes propo.
sition tn to fund the whole debt 81 thu South.
ern States. Let 'em fund, nubody cares.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGR

uappy RAlieE - YoUnG Men from n. !.
6acfe 81 Errors and Abuses In early life. H.sS.s.
Rss:ored. Inpsdimente TO Marriage removed. ~
method of treatment. New ana semarkabh reSs
veiopee. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. IA =.
Morth Ninth st., Phtledslphls. ps..-an Instifsifs
having high reputation for honorable conduct ~
ptogssslonsl skin. @ESs
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THE Chicago Times puts the Republican
majority in Wisconsin at from 1000 to 5000.
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THE Coxrier-Joxrxal returns show full
Democratic delegation from Kentucky. J.
Proctor Knott. If Duluth .peseh fame goes
oo0k 20 COng4e1o. 18fttft8 e. 80
.sfg a&sfik fAsHF 80 "a .sNA sgs
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-. NovEMBER %. 1874.

DANGEROUS VICrORIEs.@fhe Democratic
party has recently won victories in the Attain
tic States which places it in position OF Pc
culiar peril to its reputation for craftsmanship
and patriotism. It has gained good working
majority in Congress, and in its eagerness 70
;neratiate itself with the populacc before an
other presidential election will during the next
session of Congress, advance many wise ana
necessary measures OF reform. But there 10 q
majority 10 the Senate against them, and the
President, who is the unconscious key which
uphol's the most stuPendous system OF plum
der ever seen on earth, will be borne. alocg
with the currents upon which he has already
floated into maze Of wealth quite bewiIder-
ING to his unenlightened understanding. 10:
oether the President and the Senate will be
able to prevent the consumation OF any meas
ure supported by the Democrats the passage
of which would possibly endaneer the popular
ity of the Republican party. This view OF the
matter, of course leaves craftsmanship and the
public good out of the question altogether, and
to forecast with anything like accuracy the fu'
ture action of political parties in these selfish
times It must be remembered that they act
upon the theory, solely of justification by sue.
cess
If the Democratic party leaders have wis
dom enough to get safely through the approach.
ing session of Congress, the overwhelming sue
cess of the party in 1876 is assured. for the
people Of the country from Maine to Ca'lfor-
mia and from alaska to Florida are sick and
disguised with the present condition OF the
country and now fully understand that the Re-
publican party is responsible therefor. And
they desire change, but before making any
change they want reasonable guarantee that
the change about to be made. will be of 6ene-
fit. This guarantee, the uncertain and vacil'
lating course pursued BY the Democratic party
since the war has not given them. The lead.
ers of that party haze been literally "all things
to oil wen" maintaining nothing long; and gen.
orally just when the masses Of the party. who
have ever been 10th to be led away from the
land marks which had guided their fathers
through sixty years of upbrokeu successes, had
effected an organization which meant victory.
as they have several times done, they haze
been driven from the field in shame by having
Haunted 10 their faces some new departure, or
policy. or the endorsement Of some bogus can
didate; or other deviation from principle BY
means of which a half o dozeo or so of the
chief prestigiaters of the party were to be borne
into Office. The result has always been and al
ways will be the Reorganization and demorali-
cation Of the whole party; and one mistake ~
the next congress, Or the support of one piece
of rascally legislation will be fatal for another
presidential term.
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Notice.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TIA,

UIICE IS HENEDI OIVEN THAT
IN the Delinquent Tax List Of Boise County for
the year 1874 has been deposited with the District
Attorney and II the delinquent taxes therein sped.
ed are not paid 10 the County Treasurer within ten
days from date Of this notice. action viii be commen.
ced by said District Attorney for the collection q
such delinquent taxes and cnsta
Witness NV hand and ofhcial seal thia
/ L. GEO. W. RICHARDS.
Auditor Boise County.
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Notice.
THE GRAND LODGE. ]. 0. G. T.
Il will meet It Good Tsmplar Hall. in Boise City.
l. T. on Tuesday. the lst day OF December. 1874 4
10 O'Clock A. u. II is expected that the subordinate
Lodges will be fully represented. J. C. Fox.
November 2-td Sec pro TEN
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OwyHEE.-We condense the following item.
from the Daily Aralanche:
A correspondent of the .Aralanche inqnircs
for q corn doctor. g.. 81 lge
E. C. Hardy and Frank Corbeli left for
South Mountain on horseback-the latter il
Plat Burr's foreman. and goes to attend to the
completion of the South Mountain telegraph
line
Charley Tregaskis got back from San Fran.
cisco night before last, entirely convalescent
from his late illness
Mrs. c. II. Douglas and her two children
arrived from San Francisco by Saturday even
ing's stage, and is stopping with her sister,
Mrs. j. l. Cruteher.
A fearful storm is raging along the railroad,
and the wires are d0wu both east and west Of
Winnelpucca.
Some boys who were sliding down Second
street hill ran into Chinaman asd knocked
him cold as a wedge r.
J. Dougherty died at Trsut creek, Nov. Goth.
aged about fifty years. He had been an inva-
lid for fourteen years, and leaves wife and
four children. -rtia'R
The Cbinaman who was run Into By The bows
sliding down hill has since died Of bis injuries.
The Avalanche has sent for q three horse
power Bookwalter steam engine with which to
run its Newspaper and job presses. e3> 3.
1t takes $50 bushels Of coal per day TO run
the South Mountain smelling works. j, ..sus
A. J. Sheppard formerly Messenger for
Wells. Fargo & Co. in this Territory has been
elected Treasurer Of Humboldt county, New.
H. c Street i district Attorney OF Elko
county.
Superintendent Keown 10 re6tting and re-.
pairieg the GoIdea Chariot mill in splendid
shape. -
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FAME is vapor; popularity an accident
riches take wings; the only certainty is oblivi
on. 3loa s' HORACE GREELEY.
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Estate Of John 1Goonan, insane.
re uERERY GIVEN pv

IN the undersign' d. Guardian Of the above NAMED
estate 70 tho creditors Of. and all persons havine
claims saainst, said Iasa0e, % exhibit the Saus
With the necessary vouchers within ten months from
the r1t publication Of this notice to the undersiend
ss his store IN Idaho City. ..
Nov. al-vIl @. ". CRAyTs. guardian.
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RosroN CoRREsroNDENoB

Bosrox GalMEs CREEK. Nov. 70 l !, =.
~ wdp:-You cannot expect letter
I'll our SSall camp to be Of much lierest-
sseh ! ussotony-the same old thing nye' a"1
fsr; thlFwe may not be forgotten ana Keeping
81 Dol ID are my only motives in wrigpes 80
1IlI rivJ thee oil have. can no more" Mosto'
the miners at present are engagedin fitting up tor