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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05
Allison's Placerville Bulletin.

READ the following and see to what extent
| The sycophantic tools Of g Old Abe carry
their prejudice. Oh, ye patriotic cusses,"
your patriotism is notof the heart but COM
eth from your lengthy pockets and your ar
dent desire for. position, a la Cameron the
DISTINGUISHED minister; 49, ss..3. -
TIE VACANT CHIEF-J JUsTECEsHIP.--Roger B.
Taney, Chief-Justice of the Supreme Court of
the United States, is dead. Such IS THE BUR-
DEN Of confirmed message transmitted over
| The electric wires The sage and venerable
Jjurist, who gave talent to bis country. BUT
WHO HAs ALSO LEFT Us DRED ScoTT DECISION,
has gone to "a tribunal higher and more right.
heously just thanst that over which be presided
and from. whosesdecision there is no abpeal
not even the beautiful spirits who g walk the
the golden streets, ~ and dwell in the eternal
hemple of Unerring Justice. We cannot say
Judge Taney .out-liyed his usefulnss. We
hold such proposition to be simply prepos-
lferous; aud it were foolishly wicked for po-
lIitical reasons to rejoice over his demise, as
to sneer at the fat of the " King of Tcrrors y
whose Office it was to call him hence. But a
few years since, we heard men express wish
that Judge Taney might die before the last
scene of Buchanan s actiyelnfamy was closed,
so that successor, with longer lease of life
and entertaining & sound !" political views,
could be appointed previous to the inaugura-
tion of Abraham Lincoln-that the imps of
neither hades might secure safer toolt per-
petaate their tormerts upon the sons of men
The wish-regardless of the motiye-was
wrong, and can only be excused by remem-
hering the heat of political excitement. While
the sad event we are called to note must and
should clothe the land in habiliments of re-
spectful woe, the thinking mind will discern
another wave of the wand of destiny-anoth-
crmotion Of the finger of eur National Prov
idence, as it points toward the goal of peace,
liberty, aid hitherto uneQualed prosperity.
Peace to the names of Judge Taney. $50.
BY the /" imps Of neither hades," they mean
Southern men and Democrats.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05

On, Msl On, MYl THE following pitiful
wall from our MUTUAL friend Milton S. is
or comes about as near proximity to the
" double-distilled essence Of concentrated
.impudence " as anything we ever had the
raortifCatior of reading. 1t reminds us very
Fotcibiy of 47s votes somewhere in the yicin-
ity of Fort Laramie:
We conclude in this issue the publication
of nearly all the election returns. Enough is
shown to know that the Union men of this
Territory are defeated by about six hundred
majority. This has not been done by legal
votes, or by the real sentiment of the people.
Fraud and all sorts of tricks have been prac-
ticed to carry the election Idaho States
man.
Was it fraud or q "sort Of trick" you prac-
ticed at Fort Laramie. One of Abe's jokes
wasn't it-eh2
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05

COOP ron /" 0UR OPPONENTS. THE follow
ing from the Oregonian of the 2oth inst, an
intense abolition organ, is proof positive of
that great "shoppin" now going on the minds
of the Great American People" The editor
ssf sssf saIang or n siggUruuian ru0Ev prop
erIy, seems afraid that his party will be ac-
Icused of perfdy,p When per6dy itself
accuses, as it has done with that party since
March 4th, ls6l-man, the feeble creature,
can make no accusation, but men in their
majesty will substantiate your per6dy on the
9th of November by displacing the & Little
Joker'fand placing Littlemac" in the ma
tionis chair. Read this and take comfort
|" ABE AND ANDY CLuB RooM.--Mr. Needer,
the gentlemanly proprietor of the Pioneer
Hotel, has fitted up finely appointed room,
and rendered it to the Lincoln Club. The
Club have accepted of the room, and the
transparency was illuminated before the door
last evening. The regular meeting of the
Club is not all that is necessary, this
room needs TO be well supplied with
reading matter, and made an interesting re-
Esort for Union men, with creed TO which
they can subscribe, and act together upon.--
Our opponents are alive with enthusiasm
They have two or three club rooms in this
city, which are thronged every night, and
unless we are to wake up in similar strain
we shall certainly be accused of perfidy-and
very justly, too. = @
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05
To the .s Freedman,s Association,

PUBLIc -SPEAKrNG.-Rev. Thos. H. Pearne
will address the citizens of Oregon in favor
of Lincoln and johnson, and will preach,
also, on the Sundays named at the following
times and places -
Will preach on Sundays" We hope his
own preaching may affect his own sinful soul
and bow to God Almighty even as low as he
now bows to the hydra-headed "Moloch OF
Abolitionism, Abraham the lst-by the grace
of the Abolition party" If Pearne would
attend to his own rascality and let other sin
ners alone, he might stand chance Of " get
ting to heaven" but "further deponent say
eth not"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05

A lady and gentlemanin Liverpool, Eng,
were disturbed in their slumber recently by
the noise of a slight move under their bed.
The lady expressed alarm, but her somewhat
sleepy cary sposy said, g Oh, it's only one OF
tthe dogs" and putting his hand down by the
iside of the bed, he called, Lion, Lion,5 and
his hand be ng licked, after moment the
pair were sasteGd and they soon slambered
Rgain peacefully In the morning they found
asat all their money and jewelry had isap-
srd, and it was clear that. the lick had
been 9 dernier resort of an ingenious biped
concealed under the bed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05

SALT FOR BED-BUGs.-A correspondent of
the Olean Advertiser presents the following
to the editor as aremedy forthc above manned
vermin:
If any of your readers need sure remedy
for bed bugs, they can have mine and cleanse
the house oflthese troublesome YermiR with
out expense. They have only TO wash with
salt and water, filing the cracks where they
frequentwith salt, and you may look in vain
for them. Salt seems inimical 10 bed bugs
and they will not trail through il. ] think it
preferable to all " ointments,' and the buyer
requires no certificate as tits genuineness.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05

AsREsTED. Capt. Tichnor and son of Port
Oxford, have both been arrested and sent to
Fort Alcatras, on account ST some interfer-
ence with the revenue law in that district. -
The Government must not arrest all the loyal
Abolition ofice-holding scoundrels on this
coast or the capacity of Fort Alcatraz will
have to be increased. FOR. Arena.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05

A VOLUNTARY UNION. - AS our Revolution
tnry fathers made avoluntary Unidn Of States,
and would not have state that was lot
willing member of the Union. why cannot we
their descendants, now initiate their exauple2
Can't we stand on the platform of 1889 faI 1
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-20

@ Itis we'll known fact that the,rea-
son assigned, by mapyr for the panic vbich
caused our troops to break at the battleSof
Missionary Ridge, was that the. enemy show.
I ed themselves. in such overwhelming mum,
bers that The boys thought the whole world
was marching 70 attack them We, 70 show
the opinion prevailing among our boys, will
relate the following anecdote, which we do.
not remember to have seen in print:
AS line after line and. d.maas after mas, of
Yankees appeared, crossing, tue plainaed
ascending Che. hillside, marching onward
with seemingly resistless force, our troops
began to wayer, and many Of them, % their
shame, fed without firing a gun. Some Of
them however, staid until the last, and
among these was one fellow who, tosise his
own language, .tsssid thar till they got $50
close that he heard the Yankee Gener-
ais give the command Attssstsoss. World :
By NATIONS RIGHT WHEEL 1 By,
sSTATES, FIRE I3lgl aud: then he Thought.
1t was time forthis darned little Southern
Confedsracy to be Citing out the wayl"
Don't blame him for II; it was about time to
ngit out o the Way." Eds .]ogrnak a
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ARaHB1sHops OF NEW YoRiKlI, r AND BAL

+ ARoHBIsHops OF New YoRK AND BAL.
TIMoRE,-Bishop McC Clnskey, Of Albany,
has been appointed Archbishop Of New
York, and Bishop spsuldiu Of Kentucky,
has been appointed Archbishep Of Bait.
more. Both are Americans By birth aand
distinguished for their Christian and lib.
beral spirit and extensive requirements . .
: Secretary Seward e1deayorsd q prevent
their appointment, and instructed The Uni
ted States Minister al Rome, Mr.. Rufus
King, torepresent'to His Holiness Pins
TX, that the appointment of Bishop Timon
to the Archdiocese Of, New York, and the
transfer Of Arbishop Purcell, Or the ap-
pointmens of Bishop Rosecraus, to Balti:
more; sswould be acceptable to the United
States, Goyernment' His Holiness hav-
ing supreme contempt for the recon.
mendstions Of Seward, and nosympathy
for q Government that desecrates the
churches Of both Catholic and Protestant,
gave nj" consideration,to the recommends.
'tion ofSeward, but appointed the.gentle-
men named above.- 3Settinsk :
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Mercenary ,csrumblers.

Occasionally we hear nsen-it is some
what excusable in the weaker sex-dispute,
and almost become excited, when offered a
ten dollar note of the old issue, or any of
that class of money, egen at the discount,
when being paid SIS for butter, $3.50 for eggs
So for beef and So for chickens, because
they want the new issue. 1t must be for
given, however, for really, we have not seen
one individual, who could be fairly regard.
ed sensible man, guilty of such conduct.
they are generally the most. illiterate and
mercenary beings to be found in any COM
munity. They care not how many men may
cheerfully give up an arm, a leg, or even
life itself, in defence Of the glorious Con-
federate flag, our rights and institutions, or
the virtue of our wives, daughters r.moth-
ers, but the idea of receiving any of the
old issues in payment produce, for which
they demand fabulous prices, is more afaic.
ting to their mean souls, than all of the
horrors of var experienced by others. They
are not. willing to sacrifice anything, even
though our old men, young men, and boys,
are pouring out their life's blood, as a bond
for the security of the payment of the
money issued by their Government.
We do most seriously urge upon Con-
gress, at its next session, to frame lawt that
will reach and punish most severely, all per-
sons who may at any time, attempt to dis.
credit the currency Of the Government. If
the offender is an able man, arrest and send
him to the army Immediately. If he is too
feeble for service in the field, make him a
hospital scullion, and if possible, degrade
him by compelling him to serve in the most
menial Offices, such as are now filled by the
negro.
We are decidedly in favor of strong
government, one that will silence the traitor
and crush out every sentiment, or act, that
may tend to bring discredit upon. our Gov.
ernment, rits finances.
= Charlotte, N. c., Times.
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"
| INTEREsTINaFRoM BRAzIL.-Tha Bic
Janeiro correspondent Of the London Nsps
(Msy. "a Estates that the Brazilian tribunals
decided that the sale of the four Men, Or
leans vessels to the house of Phipps, Bro
thers & Co., on the breaking out Of the IA.
merican war; wasa legal one The Fanny
:grenshaw, now the Gracie, hoistipg English
colors, left Bio few days afterwards and
spreceeded nnsher voyage to liverpool
The Yankee aMinister, Gen Jeems Watson
Webb, had notified the{ English Consul That
sif the vessels attempted to ssail ont of the
port that, the Onward; q Yankee corvette,
then in sharbor had positive orders 70 take
:erssink them. The gnriew then hadeorders
from Capt. Crawford, the English senior
officer here, % escort the Gtacis oxtlcf The
sharbori and protect herr If necessary The
SthfeesYssss's safled on the aame day, and
there was some excitementon change, as
il MAS thought mot improbable that some
collision might occur The Onward and
the Gurls#, however, came infon the next
,eyenf1g, and the :Gracie went on her WY
rejoicing. Gens Webb is.extreaslg irats
With the Brssilisn Goyerunent for allowing
The sssaal 70 go out.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-20

ARTEMUs WARD ON THE stAFRIKAN." p
The Great Snowman has given his attention
to the poor African, and the result of his
Observation maybe summed up as follows:
Fszler Sittersuas The Afrikaa may be
our brother. Sevril hily respectable gen.
:tlemen and sum talented femaiIs tell us SO,
and for argument sake, I mite be injoooed
TO grant'is, though I don't believe itmyself
But the Afrikan isn't our sister, our wife
and our uncle. He isn'tseYril of our cous.
ins and all of our first wife's relashuns.i-
He isn't our grandfather, and our aunt in
the country. Scarcely. And yit numeris
persons would have us think So. ~
It's troo he runs for Congress and sevril
other public grosserys. But then he amt
everybody else likewise. But we've got the
,Afrikan, or he's got rs. rather, and now
what are we going to doabout it3 He'san
orfal noosance. Praps he isn't to blame for
it, Praps he was created, for some wise
purpose, like Bill Harding aud New Eng
land rum, but it's: nifty hard to see it. AT
any rate he's here, and it's pity he could
not go orr somewhares quietly by 'hiself,
where he; coodswarered weakits and speck.
led feekties, -and, ,gratterfy his anbishun in
varis interestin vase without haYin aeternal
fuss kickt up about him, So, .,s-
But pfaps I am bearing down too hard
upon Cufy. Cum to- think omit; Iam.-
He weuld' d'ntlbe sich aniinfernal noosance if
people would let him aloue.j he mite, in.
deed, be interestin. And now ] think Of
it, why can't the people let him alone.-
What's the good of .continnerly stirrin him
up with a ten foot .pole?. he isn't the
sweetest perfoomery whenin material stait.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-20

WHAT MAKES UP L YANKEE REaI.
MENT.-A number Of army officers being
present at dinner, tie conversation turned
upon the condition and efficacy of their diff.
ferept regiments. Col. .--,of New York
til, stated that nine different nations were
represented In his regiment, and, after go
ing over Irish, German, French, English,
sc. several times,s could enumerate but
eight, he said he was certain there were
nine, but what the ninth was he could not
remember. Lieut.. -, who was present,
suggested Americans aByJ Y said
the colonel, ssthaf SIT Americans Y
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-20

The New ENRoLMRNr Aor Before
adjourning the Yankee Congress, after :
great deal of wrsngling; agreed sspon the
enrolment act Instead Of giving the cot
(Which is too long forour columns wegiye
the following editorial paragraph from tho
New York Herald, which gives, In brief,
an idea of its main provisions
stThe new .enrollment act passed both
Houses. Tie concentration claxss isys-
peazed, those dratsed besias!g obliged 20 serpe
os furnish sa5ssstuses. The Rfesident in
calling for men will, according to Chs ea-
rollment act, give States preliminary
notice of fifty days, dnring which time
volunteers may be Obtained and The quotas
thus filed. With the exception Of Afkan-
sas, Louisisna aud Tenuessse, the Exseu-
tives Of the loyal States may send INTO the
rebel States recruiting agents 90 obtain
volunteers. At the expiration Of the Fifty
days, dnq,ting viii Of courss take pIscs, to
make up deficiencies in shslquots Of each
State. = J, s q M
"Men enlisting for one year win receive
from The Government q bounty Of one shnn.
dred dollars, for two years two hundred
dollars, for three years, three hundred dol.
lars, payable in instalments. =.
~"Itis announced from Washington that
the President will call for 8 levy olive
hundred thousand men. The objsca Of
this draft is to enable ustok keep At alls times
as large forcein the field as.sws have at
present." - I. I "a.
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al am tired Of working for Yankee ttaskmastets;

am tired Of working for Yankee taskmastets;
hate their selfish meanness and therefore,
I am. in favorof a Western Confederaey. !
have paid tribute long enough to the looms
and spindles Of the East !, / wish no. longer
to be the political packmule Of New Eng.
land" They have taught me thatwheu'the
burthen becomes intolerable, Il have right
to throw it off: They invented the word
secede, and they have inculcated the doc.
triue that an oppressed people are justified
in separating themselves from their oppres-
sors, "peaceably if they can, and forcibly
If they must. 49, z-,:7b. >sl
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-20

WHAT is 'NEEDED.-Rev. pr. Sasnett
in the Southern Christian Advocate, q
short time since, urged the following points
strongly, as rquired by the Southern people
for the times: l. A fixed and unalterable
faith in the success of our clause. 2. A
spiritof enduring patience. IA spirit Of
enthusiastic, exalted courage. 4: a spirit
Of sublime sacrifice: 5. "a spirit Of con-
!stsutI fervsnt prayer to Almighty God.
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A Bold Letter from the West.

,
Col. Marshall Andarson, a brother Of
Gen. Robt. Anderson; Of Fort Sumter no
toriety, has written a letter declining ths
nomination for State "elsetor Of the Uhic
Democratic State ticket. The letter is ad.
dressed to the Columbus CO., Crisis We
give two or three most significant extracts
@therefrom: Z -
now fully realize and comprehend'the
meaning Of the term nhorrida bella" Now
that ssrampant war asyoked her red drag.
ons to her iron car" now thatall humanity,
all msgnaaimity, is strampied under feet,
feelit in its full force. Car Generals blush
behind the buckler of Mars, while The She
devil, Bellona, with blazing torch, lights on
our arms to an ignominious victory over
women and children.
Hannibal crossed the Alps, and remained
for thirty years in the heart Of the Roman
Empire, defeating their armies, defying their
power. Does the example of that heather
leader teach US nothing? Hepassed through
the enemy's country and left friends behind.
Carthagenians and Romans met in battle,
but neither wsged warsof desoiation on
women and children. .Kindness, eonside'
ration, and manly forheafsnce marked bis
course. Our warriors silence the ory Of
hunger with. stones, and snlightsn the very
darkness of distress with fiery fagots. ln
very truth this war is carried on In such a
brutal and barbarous manner, it is so dis
graceful to the Government, 80 degrading
to the soldiery, that it is surprising no new
vocabulary has beenipvensed to explain the
terms of our advanced, much improved CIV
ilizstion. It is leasier to declare what We
should do, than to lay down an Unchanged.
BILE law for our future conduct. To me, it
is very clear that Democrats should never
sacrifice principle to.populatity-better suf:
fer defeat, contending for the right and prin-
oiples of freemsn; than obtain success by
fraud and falsehood. 90 ..-".
What, sir, is the condition of our eoun-
try! Over, above, anu pressing uoWn our
national burden, sospo0r Restern serts are
crushed to theearh by our factory masters,
By Lo,OeH lords and shoddy ladies. Peas
ants and heroes of the Vest yostare 6nt
tenant uassazs for aefnob0bsof the East ! i!
Eat, sleep; and be happyl ] say, awake
Arise, fre5emen of the West, arise! Spring
up from your nightof sloth, or your day Of
resurrection may never dswni
Editor Of ii csisas, ''agisate." If we
cannot have our glorious old Union, letus
have God and Natures Union !! Let us
follow the bright, sparkling waters Of the t.
Ohio down to the Father Of Wasers-do
to the ocean Z Of peace. The greatest and
grandest Valley in the world claims MS for
6er own; let Dis acknowledge her claim.
If SO, I viii divide The honor with q mem
Der Of the Cabinet. rHe said to Creates A.
Brownson, nI am tiredof fighting Southern
slavery; I will have nothing more to dc
with Shareholders; 7 am fora Northern
poafsdsrasy." NJ parody On thatiss q
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-20

GRANTS FOURTH OF JULY DINNER IN
RicHMoND.-Tbe following toasts were to
have beent' drunk at a. Fourth of July din.
ner, lS64Jin the city Of Richmond stowhich
1t. Gen. Grant was asolemnly called but
came :not.:.& esss:ts ~. 5
lst:: The Day We Dessoratss = j s,
I'd. The Star Bangled spanner-"Let her
rip" -
Bird. Our Dninvited Guest j.
/. Drunken standing and IN silence-a
malicious reporter says that the subject
as "of the sentiment was drunk. lyfng and
;aproarious.) ss.rs
.4th. The "Peculiar institution"
GA rose by any other name would
= smell ss sweet. {" -
@a Music bya Country Band. ~
.-5s - >AIR-,aohl General Hooker, :. u, -,
.s..a., Can't you help dis ngser &
18th. Loo .Nattick Aas-Iums. +
Recalls the woes Of Natures tchatter,' :
r.. - And he who lives as {ldiots' ought.
But dies as idlots, have-swhat NATTER"
Otn. Inc ankee Nau0Q-'tI0n& may IL
race" -
s7th. The "0nion, - Union tilt must
and shall be preserved" d"-or pickled.
9th. Abe Lincoln and the DeYil-Par no.
. bile tratruna. 7- -.
9th. Our raiders. :ss7:@rs i'''s..
AnAsan the days when we went shpsyins,'
n1ea on. ~.
10th. Richmond. IF there be six in the
field, they are aSic Semper.". :,
llth. "Ths Impetuous Nancy" alias, the
/. ). Rapid Ann--Granpa Rubicou--over
the left, ,:, 80 .-s,s.l
18th. The State of Virginia-No,o- Gin
statu qao."
l3th-Gallsl s., ;s.,-..s.z
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Gen. Johnston'ss Letter.
AR CHATTAHeooHEE, July,7, 1884.

! NEAR CHATTkHeocHEE EE,July'3, 1oo4.
To HisEnceVenoy, J.E.Br0n0n, Governor:
F.baye the pleasure to inform you that
the State Troops promise vel, and have al
ready, done good service. While the army
was near Marietta, they were employed to
support the cavalry on the extreme left, and
occupied a position quite distinct: from any
other infantry Of ours. Aseordipgsto all
accounts, their, conductlin the presence OF
the enemy was firm and ereditable Such
Federal parties as approached the crossing
places Of the Chatahooches guarded BY
them have beendriyen back. These proofs
of their value makes me anxious that their.
number shall be increased. Is If possible Z
You know that the distinguished officer at
their head is oompetentto high comnand.
I Sssa Most respectfully. s-ssssssss:
l$ :; Ysur obedlent:seyvant, 4
i. Il. JOHNSTON. ?