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Dr.. Schlleman has returned to Ath-
ems from Troy. He claims to have
finished the excavation of the site of
ancient llion, and that all its wealth
is exhausted, fn IN
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Fp 2 Bombay cotton factory ,g2u
receives s9 . month, a woman 81, and
a aebild $3.50
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BANKS.
Manhattan Bank Of Memphis.

MEMPms, Tenn, July IS, 1879.
OHECKS on the Manhattan Bank will, un-
~ til further notice, be paid at the First
National Bank. The undersigned can be ad-
EDWARD GOLDSMITH, Cashier.
[12n.12ll
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DIED.

.ATHi-At No. "A Manassas street, Mem
ATHY, aged "A years and days, Of yellow
favar
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

ON account Of the exircncy Of the times,
" from this date till further advised, no
goods will be sold or delivered by us except
for cash.
I2l-l2I OLIVER, FINNIR & co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12
KILLED by a Horse.

While 4 company Of men were on
the road from Bonanza City to this
place last Thursday horse 'na'
William Kleiuan, one OF the party
was riding, reared up and fell bach
on him while coming down Warm
Spring creek. The horn of the sad
die struck him in the stomach. dc
got up and said he was all right
thinking he was not hurt; but alter q
short time. he said, My God. boys,
have got to die herew He lived
twenty houls after the accident De
ceased was native of Magdeburg'
Germany, and aged 20 years lie had
worked at saw mill in Bonanza four
teen months, and enjoyed good rep
utation
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12

q. Laadreth, Bear Run; VIM Smith,
John McGuinness, Gold Hill, 4 Brown,
Sip Primo. VIM. Hill, Davis, s.
Chamberlain, T. Boyd, j McDonough,
city; Dan Robinson, Banner; Geo Cham
bcrlain, Summit Flat; Briggs Thorn
creek; John German, Star Ranch; a. G,
Boomer, Boise City; q. q Garrett, Harry
Garter, John SchiIIing, PAT Giennon, 7. A.
Tazer, Yank Laid, A. Bail, Garden val
ley; Paul Buzzini, Hoodo; Ed. Hubble
Last Chance Bar; J. Hull, Boise valley
j. B. Morse, Shaw's mountain, Wiley
Fox, mountains; G. $. King. Ogden.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12

The hero of German story says
he pressed his burning lips to her ro-
sy mouth, and 'she returned my kiss.
and my soul was no longer in my
body; | touched the stars; the earth
went from under my feet Dutch
fathers wear heavy boots, we know,
and no doubt the earth went from un-
der the young mans feet, but we don't
believe he touched the stars. That is
too steep. Why, u mule couldn't kick
him that high. But that he saw stars
we firmly believe. 1t is dangerous to
fool around an f'rascibie old Germans
daughter Norristown Herald
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12

ATLANTA, /. n, AUG. g. 1879.


ED. WonLD: The racing mania Is
still raging here. A person can't hear
anything but horse racing aud foot
racing from morning till night Mr..
james peeldiar aid Nelson Davis have
made d race, To De run Sunday, Au-
gust 10th Davis gives Peddlar so
feet and they run quarter for 500.
Nelson Davis has also made a race
with McMann and Quirk, the race to
he run at Boise City, on October 9th,
Ionehalf mile, purse $4,000
The Buffalo mine is booking better
at present than it has for the last two
years They are taking ont from sew
en- TO eight tons Of ore per day. The
rock is worth about $3.50 per ton. The
Monarch mine is not looking very
well now, bnt they expect to make a
strike soon. The new shaft will lie
completed to the surface in about tvs
weeks | understand that Mr. Petit,
the Superintendent, is expecting Prof
CLAYTON and Rocker soon. They are
coming to examine the Monarch and
Buffalo mines. The mines are looking
50 poorly am afraid they will not
sell for such large amount of money
as is asked for them.
The Last Chance made run o
about two hundred tons, which pait
we'll Owing to the scarcity Of pow
der and candles operations have beer
suspended in this mine for a shor
time
! Mr.. J. Y. Peddlar is working hii
mine, the Talloma, and is taking on
some good ore. He made run 0
IS tons this spring, which payed bet
ter than was expected
r. B. Brown is still prospecting a
Queens river He has not found any
thing permanent vet
The weather continues dry and hot
Anon
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Local New 8

A GOOD many horses are now being
trained at the Star Ranch track for
tie races to commence on the Goth
inst.
Mr. JOIN GERMAN left. last Sunday,
for Bonanza City with Magee's pack
train, which was loaded with malt.
Rev. VIZ. BoLLARD Rector Of ST.
Achael'S Church, Boise City, delivered
two sermons in the NJ. L. Church, this
city last Sunday. He returned to
Boise City yesterday.
ABOUT fifty tons of ore from Hawley
Il Co.'S mine, on Shaw's Mountain,
crushed in Plowmal's mill, yielded
about $40 per ton.
IHE public school for CenterviIle
District opened yesterday with Miss
mary lfeSaSkIS as teacher.
HERE are two Sabbath schools in
Garden valley, one Catholic aud the
other Protestant. Both meet in the
school house, one in the forenoon and
the other in the afternoon.
Mr.. CHARLES 5. KING, agent for the
ogden Dispatch, arrived here Sunday
ana went out to Banner yesterday
de made pleasant call on the WORLD
while here.
GEE notice of auction sale of the
stock of G. S. Kingsley in another
column.
AN assessment on the stock of the
Garden Valley Milling Company will
Oe due on next Friday.
oNE thousand pounds of salt in
saOAS Of from ten to fifty pounds each,
,Of sale cheap for cash at L. Fuld's,
pacerville.
iHE timber in the mountains in CIV
ny direction is on fire, filling the
country with smoke, destroying fine
aui0er' and impeding prospecting.
osvERAL men have of late been in
'iS naolt OF buying whisky by the gal
W. taxing 1t TO their cabins. getting
l'ulk on 1t and then going to the sa-
'0'ns to indulge in loud talk aud bois-
@'ous Conduct. They make things
'O0A lively, but the saloon keepers
'aa't see where their profit comes in.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12
BAD Language.

inere has been an unusual DISPOSE
''n among Some of our citizens, late
Z 70 indulge pretty freely in the ar
"' anu use abusive and filthy Ian.
a 90, on the streets. We hope they
"' Just remember, hereafter, that
ss'N language is not fit to be used
"'eu children and ladies are within
: pS distance, and not creditab e
any means when none but men
are around.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12
dentistry.

DR.. Arnold will remain here few
DAYS. and all those wanting work
done in tile destistry line will please
call on him at e Luna House. He
viii visit CenteryilIc, Placerville aud
Quartzburg before returning 10 Boise
civ. July 25th.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12
ros,omce Rours.

,,,,r;no week Gays, until further notice
D paa,esljee will De kept open from seven
NJ nntis nine T "a:
q S'1 rom four until siS r N
MONEY oRDER BUSINESS.
Mo Money Order Office will not BE-
a nod II ali on Sundays; and no Money
opelh nr business will be transacted on Sat
oi Ss'o ' atter four O'Clock P. N.
irua5' 49, s. G. SILSBY,
,s.,o f,;ty. Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12

ave met the enemy, aud he sours,'
wrote Robert Criswell. in the Cincin
matt Enquirer Well. that's the way
lager acts with some people II Tur-
ner's Falls Reporter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12

On last Saturday morning Mr. Nell
son White went out from where he
and Mr.. Ed Hopkins were calnped
near the Rocky Bar trail. to kill some
grouse for breakfast. As he did not
return when he sail he would, Mr..
Hopkins ard another man went ont 10
search for him Not finding him they
supposed he had accidentally shot
himself, and came to town and told Of
the circumstance. Yesterday morn
ing fifteen or twenty nlcn went out to
hunt for the missing man. Mr.. White
has Unexpectedly made his appear
ance here Passing over tie ridge on
the Rocky Bar trail, lie became con-
fused by the dense smoke, and wan
dered to North Boise river. where he
camped that night He knew by the
course of the river that lie was to the
east of this place, and began to re-
trace his steps. He reached this city
at daylight yesterday morning. and
Just u few minutes after the party
had gone in search Of him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12
Photographic.

The photograph gallery at Centerville
will be open for twenty days. Persons
wanting photographs will do well to APP
ply Immediately. BoMAR Il CURRIE.
Aug5-3is.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12
Low Prices.

Hair cutting so cents and shaving %
Gems at .eD rorYNSoN,c
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12

been sighted lately in not having al
representation IN your columns and
50 SIT down a new hand at tie hns-
ness e write you tie ups and downs
of DIR fair city.
Mining is about over as the water
us gone, and all have cleaned up. RI.
NOR says that the placers in this conn
ty have paid handsomely this season,
and no doubt they have. Hon. Ben
iiseon is still running few claims,
although the water is short. and is
said To be doing well. He is a good
miner, understands his business. and
longht to succeed. Only one claim is
running at Grimes Pass THAT is
owned b. Chinamen) Stevenson & No.
bic having shut down for the season
They are reported to have made a
large cleanup.
Mr. Sam Hallett has been working
lon the Black Bird mine, on Charlotte's
gulch, for some time. The mine Is
said to be looking splendid 1t is d
base metal ledge, containing large
quantities Of gold aud silver, tile lat
ter predominatipg, and will some day
be worked at great advantage to the
lowners. The rock near the surface
CONTAINED free gold, but on sinking
Ion it the owner struck base metal ore
and gave it up. after which Mr. Alex.
Siiers relocated and still owns it.
! The Native Missourian, on Muddy.
owncd by Wilson & Sifers, is also
p base metal ledge and very rich The
lowners had some of the rock worked
Iby the Robertson process, and ii went
way up into the hundreds. This
shows hat it can be worked. | pre-
dict that before long this mine viii
| keep large mill running, and turf
out huge quantities Of the preciou.
metals.
Mr.. Joe Mcmahon is at work run
ming tunnel on his ledge, the MAY
Queen, at Crimes Pass. He expect.
: to reach the ledge in about ten days
and also expects to strike it rich
This mine, if it proves to be as ricf
underneath as it is on top, viii be ;
big thing.
Very little prospecting is being
done aronnd here, although this coun
try undoubtedly contains many gooC
lodges, which could be discovered i
men would only prospect
!, Col. Geo. Stafford was in town til,
other day, and RECALLED thcl5oys witt
another bear story, that drew fortl
many an expression Of wonder from
his audience.
understand that our public schoo
will open soon, under the control o
Mss Mary Tregaskis, of your city
What benefit school is! Maybe
on account of its bringing young girl
here. Some of us old bachelors may
, find ourselves linked in the matrimo
| NAL chain some Of these days
l was told the other day that Capt
Matt Davis, of volunteer fame. is t
be married soon to young lady wh'
is coming from Missouri. Matt look
happy, and Lum, his brother, is a
ready tuning his fiddle for the event
Please don't say anything about this
1t was told to me in secrecy, and
wouldn't have it get out for the world
If it should Hogem would be too no
4 for IEppY THE TYLER
Killed by Horse
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Banner Bullion.

Two bars OF bullion, valued at 81
423,02, came down from the Elmira
Company's mill last Thursday evening
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wotics.

In the matter Of Ire Of John ". Winner. d.
ceased;
In the Probate Court Of Boise county. Idaho Ter
ritory
nURSUANr 10 AN ORDER or SAID CoURT
iaade ON the second day OF August. a.
1879, notice Is hereby given that on Monday. thss
18th day Of august. A. u. ls7s NJ O'Clock p AZ. -
said day. al the Office OF the Probate Judge. ia La
no City, Boise county, l. T., has been appointed
as the time an place tor rrvring the VIII o ths
said John WInnsr. deceased and Tor bearing tht.
application OF Robert Barber fer the issuance =.
him Of letters Documentary. when aslst where AZ
person interested may appear ana Sontesi Ia
same J. HAT.
Probate Jrdes aud oilelS cietS,
Dated Angus ,, lSss.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12

IA. [ Coal Oil al retail at Coffin s
Eennaly's.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12

LORD CHELMSFORD has resigned and
is on his return to Durham.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-12

:, not easily earned in these times
G6 n but it can be made in three mCHtAs
MI 4 by any one Of either sex. il, any par
4 4 OF the country who Is willing to ~aTS
9yH Il steadily at the employ nenr that ".
n u u u furnish. SeS per week in your aWfA
to n. You nsed not be away from home over
night. You can give yunr hole time to the
only your spare moments We have agents who
are making ever SD per day. All who engage a.
once can make money fast At the present nEnsa
money cannot be made SO easily ami rapidly
other business. 1t costs nothing to try the bus
ness. Terms and S. outft free. Ad tress AZ sacs
II. HaLLErr 4 Co.. Portland Maine
S-Juiy 24-77-ly.
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Wanted.

A good shoemaker can find steady
employment by applying at VIM.
Mautz's, lower end OF Main street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28

IHTH.
GIIAB. s. PRENTICE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28
The following letter proves That
BRlGHr'S DISEASE, In lis worst form,
Is DURABLE:

ToLEpo o.. Heptombor 81. 1870
M"aarn II. I.WhnNEH Go Rnsheater, N Y.
| Gr,Ht'n.ea iinvlng oacaped donth from
| ltrlaht3H DiI"nEa by Tho tiRo III your Iknmnly I
| tool Il duty not only 70 aeknowIodg" my grnti
tudn a. Won pore ,nalIy. hut nleo TO bring my
| ea4a boforo tho publ aud hAvo those who arc
Ruirorlng timIlmrlv Ia indigo whoh j II natlioino
| not prepared by thy tnEulats Will euro this
ttlghtlnl malady or not
III tho Aumner Of 1879 ! WaH frat tlknn Ill
with eyfeptoms which, | was informed. wero
those 81 Eiight'a jian}Ro. l wont to Marquette.
Mioh,. and o.l"d to nay Md a. physician u noted
| ability hTtor remaInlnR cpuglinrthe time
under hla care found no Inn IovHm"n' on tho
contrnry. my iittahn Wha cent idornhy nRg1 II
vatod' n"xt paca! mya9lt In rlnrg" of o." Of
tor ropult. was thnn induced 10 try ho Ekill
| of M ominnnt medInnl man In Now York. md
iomHlnod undor ha car" six months. Finding
myself growing atoadily waaksr. with no nhnt"-
mont Of tho kidney dnrang"ment. bngnn to
lo1pnir OF over getting we'll,
In tho gnmnor Of laih my frienda induced mo
t. go a1roa,i. thinking that tho Hoa voynEe. to-
gothor with tho Ruporior skill of foreign madi-
cnl mon might ,lIort n euro. Ru"'ncdod In
gnining m introduction 10 tho celebrated Dir.
Dnalnt, of PAriH and r"mnineh under hts enro
tlrtonn months. iio used IN my Gus" whit Ia
known Ms tho Garbolir irnatmont, and then
every method which the inoht het"Hiil. mon OF
tho UrnfHaaign OH tho continent were known to
empl,s. NJ Improvement being apparent tho
aoi ylrea 81 Or ~. gentleman 81 "1nal "inis
curt rul trnatmnnt b8 This ktud g1ntl"mHn
brought mo 10 tho beginning 81 the moat ny
grHvntod aYmutOnR 0f the dlaouRe. With
awolien limha dRort."red IIeer impaired di-
X stipn Hni aoriaua rrrRnIaIitioa OF tho heart.
proceeded To MuGhMe"r, England. and for
Eve monttR my .atfn hnlll,i tho Rkill II br.
isphprta Hnof Tho ubtrtj mon of his pro fs
atom In l,nglnnd. ho author Of IL work on da-
onAai - te,, kitinGya Ifi4 grrnt knnwlntiga did
not avail In my rpaa. aud finally. daspHIrinR tf
any improvement much I"Ra II entn returned
e. my nmtive land IN tho boIlei TINT must eoon
Whom roarhod homo two phyaclnns wore
summoned who. on enhJeftinG s,LIHpIea Of urine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28
BODLRY BROTHERS

Esve the most col2 plete stock of Cane Wagons
TIRES AID four mule Cane Oarts Ok Carts, Loa
Wheels. Cotton Wasons.- Bagasse Carts. Farm
y.rts Rioe Darts. Small CARTS Of every size four
Tor delivering goods. spqkes. Fellees. Shafts,
Hounds. Wagon Material. Axle Grease Car1
Boxes, ato. We especially call attention to our
full-sized swedRed and hardened Axles. Chilled
Boxes and extra Ironing Of all our CARTS and
WAGONS. Manufactured in our own factories al
TaeaiinG. W. Va. froal the best material and By
akflied mechanics VS. CAP give q reliable
guarantee meet any connection and supply
he largest demand.
Depot-aS ana 40 Uni0n strost.
mY2 2dD am
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28
PABTIME CLUB BALL.

Tho hnll of tho pnRtimo Aocal Club gIvon Int
might ut Odd Fellows Hall. was grand auecne1
In every particular. Tho Attendance wna largo
nnd aeIrc nnd tha oveniuR pnaHel ar without
u ntngH nctdnnt 10 mar ihe univaraul uloHHtlre.
III" guesfa OF tho t'ub will lOHR r0mnmt n
tho second grand tall of tho PaptimtH.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28

Harris SALE. A chance 10 obtain Now Yours
presona. tho llke Of which ono doeB not hnvo
IN ~ lifetime. Ii offered fy tho snle which takes
place ut IIart's Loan Orlce. No. AZ st. Charles
a'rnnf on Tueaday reyt nj II o'clock. Watches.
diamonds and IcwalEy Of MI Kinda will be dis
posed o. and bargains will no doubt be plentf-
full. For further particulars OF tho sale 500
ndNNri iaement IN nnothnr column.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28
Fro ri. Mitlniplf.

Al midnight tn4t niRhtn tlro suppoaed 10 hnve
bn"n the work oiiau lnG"ndiary. broke out In tho
ona-aiory frnmo dwolluR i optoa In
r,,yrWuao Rtrnot hntwo"n I5ronl and DorkanoiA
1t rnctA. md totally testroyed T.
The rrppnry wHR owned and occupied by
Mrs.. MnrtnllN md insured for 5itOO In tho N, W
Orleans Insurance Company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28

The Buffalo Bill Combination closes a sue
cessful engagement Tonight. md will on TIL
play May Cody. Tho feature 81 last nights en-
tertninmcnt WIS the presentation Of two bolt
and pair Of silver md nld mopntcd rovol
vers to Hon. w i. Cody tBufnlo BtllJ One O
thu bslta and the revolvors wore the Gift ST III
ompnny. and the other came from Mr. Cody
New Oflaana friends. who are u host.
MnJOr Harry Pickles made the presentation
addresses aud Delivered them In his usual tell
ing and effective styIp.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-28
Serious Charges.

0nleorH N. Chino md T. Deyino wsro arrepte
ynst"rNup IL warrant mi minded 10 tn
Parish Prison without tho benefit OF hntl. o
tho large Of committing an Indecent nsaau
Uuon ono Rnlvino L0Wia md PAU ,moua bhrtOI
Th0Re tWD otllc0rt arc alao charged by one w
White with atoRiiug hil watch. The mai0r !
Low bNin3 tnyoet ignted
, 1879-08-05

BERLIN, July 17..--When Prince Alexander
made his Official entry into Bulgaria, thern waa
some 9ruubllng aud surprise in tic Russian
press that IN HIS speeches Hnd proclsmat!ons to
his new subjects there was 10 little reference
TO tlso mighty monarch who had bcen tpstrh-
mental in achieving the Independence OF the
Balkan province; but tho following telegram
la.ely addressed By Prince Alexander to the
Car oug ght to al1sy al acrupes on this score:
The National Aase mb1y has elected daputatton,
eonFetiu3 Of m Archbishop Ind sons st il isy
members, and charged them 10 express bsforo tho
thr"ne Of your MsJesty tho sentiments Of most
hnmhle m deseiIon and profonna gratitude fels By
ha which your Majesty has kraciously t1cigned to
I"us upon lsulgtria JoIuing With all my heart in
the aRautaoa@ deFires OF my people, laye an-
thor':sd this depnsaion 70 set OFT for g. Peters;
Prince Dondoukrod* *1lorsakoG 10 present thom 10
Tour Majesty. liktwiec desired tho Prince to cx.
psesa 10 Jont Mhjcsty on my own oAFt all the vcn-
erstion vii, which am penetrated towards the
sucnAt person OF your Majesty. And 10 asaurs ynu
q my nIhrisae Esatisedc for tho gracious psotec-
tlon Jon hase ronrhsafcd ma and my people It q
moment vhcn we were beginning new period Of
onr political existence. May tho ford protect your
Majesty and preserte Yont prtcfons lite for tae
hspriness OF the Russian and bulgarian peoples;
, 1879-08-05

nectnd with business. He has entirely lost con-
fsienee In the mans integrity and fair dealing.
During his whole, ,eougae In buatntss ho satd ha
bad never met such deception N 1as practaccd
bY Ti!den In this aud aous other private bnst-
pleased, however, that riden has disposed
most Of his interest in tho New York E1sv4led
Road. Willis bis Interest now is vary triialng Ia
comparison to what It Has, Tt1den still attampta
occna,onally 10 direct how the business at The
road ahouh b conducted, although he ie not =
Director, and, as has been stated, has Gully aIan4
der interest In tho concern.
This. however. IA but a complete corrobora-
tton OF the experiences that other Reutlemsn
even iu this Transaction he Ilaa disregardtd th&
obligations that he nlpI his associates hays mnda
to each other, and has Incurred their dkpleasuro
and lost thctr friendship.