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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25

to pass the winter here. Life can be made
more endurable here during the mild weather OF
winter tnan in any other portion OF Idaho. You
may leave YOUR Miss and MIS-. Shoddies in Idaho.
We have enough of them here, all the way from
the prairies of Iowa to the sweet valley OF the
Great Willamette. Several OF your Idaho ladies
are already here; among them the accomp llshed
Mrs. koObins, aud her lively sister, Miss Chap
lan,-and the sedate intelligent Miss Call.
The only very recent additions to our circle of
lady society are those OF Mrs. Drew and her beau
htul sister Miss Mamie Hunt. The latter bids
fair to compete the honors o The oeilesh ip with
the reigning belle of Two summers, who, have
been told, has enjoyed the pleasure of rejecting
seventy TWO offers, and among them certain
Colonel VINO figures conspcuouNly at tue bar OF
Idaho City. As The season will be gay one, and
ladies numerous, l advise our bachelor friend
George III the Council, to smoothe his auburn
locks before coming down here.
You will probably hear from me again next
week, when 1 shall expose the pa.ro ism OF some
of our Federal officials. CUSMUPOLITE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25

FoR THE BENEFIT OF ToURIsTs.-The Big
Trees of Caleyeras county, Cal. were all the
rage at one time among tourists and artists.
Then came the Yosemite Valley in tie same
State. Lately the Columbia river. has become
the attraction, and artists are focking with
pen and pencil into the Cascades. One fine
painting Of Mount Hood by Bierstadt has been
exhibited at San Francisco and taken East,
and, sold for $25 oOo Richardson and Bow
Ter of the Corfax party have written some very
glowing letters describing the scenery along
the Columbia, pointing out'the most grand
and beautiful spots. But all those stray
tourists and journalists have failed to strike
the spot from which the finest scenery II. the
United States becomes visible. We recon
mend the seekers after the grand in Nature
TO take trip out from the Dalles on tht
Canon City road. From the lofty table lands
Iying along the Des Chutes River about thirty
miles from the Dalles, the whole range OF th'
CASCADE mountains, becomes visible. Five
gotty-suow capped peaks, the. most noted Q
tie range are here plainly in sight along thi
! Western horizon. The ramblers who have
\, whing to dplbut lock for grand or prett1
thi rigs Will fud amply for their 4 e4
erti.aass Eextendingt heif journey away from
thet Ser course into the region referred to
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25

Hons. ALEX. BLAKELY AND AL. RIPsoN Of
Idaho county passed through this place this
week on their way to the Capital They
came from Warren's across the mountains
direct, along the line travelled last winter by
Mr.. Ripson and party on snow shoes. This
time they had only rain to contend against
comfort, no snow of any consequence being
on the mountains. Mr.. BIakely was the
Speaker of the House during the last session,
and made an able presiding officer. Mr..
Ripson, the other representative, IS new
member, but he is well known in this Basin,
and is a gentleman ofworth and intelligence.
Mr.. Fem IS the Councilman elect from that
county. Idaho county will have an excellent
representation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25

RECEIVING AND PAYING.-A communication
evidently written by. DR.. Smith or in his Of
fee, appears in the Statesman in reference to
an article in the World referring to his ope-
rations. He says the Territorial Treasurer's
"books are carefully kept, and the Territorial
funds are correctly received and paid out. =
All the money we have ever heard Of his pay
ing was to Mr.. Scheline Of this city who says
he received a great deal of sand with a very
little gold in it. Who put the sand in it Z
1t was either done in the office of the Terrific
rial Treasurer, or some County Treasurer.
II in the Territorial office, Smith oughtto be
removed for depreeiaung The dust il in the
County Offices, he should suffer the same
penalty for receiving it. Heis placed there
10 receive gold dust, not sand-and to pay
out gold dust not sand. Gov. Lyon should
see that the Territory has Treasurer who
knows the difference, or the County officers
will soon fill the Treasury with pure sand.
Perhaps Smith is getting pile OF sand on
hand 10 pay off BOISE county for keeping Ter
EgtoTial prisoners.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25

BEN. BUTLER.-It seems to have been the
general impression that VIM. H. Wallace was
the only man in Washington with influence
enough to give Gov. Lyon any trouble about
the GovernorshIp of Idaho but We learn that
Gen. Butler-better known as ''the Beast
was the only formidable opponent of Lyon
for the position. Probably Butler wished to
get out here and play the role. of Ashley,
Colfax, ct. al. as an agent for mining COM
panies, and to speculate in mining stock, in
the name of patriotism and loyalty.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1865

To THE PoINT.-A gentleman entered a
drug store in this city, few days since, and
inquired of the druggist if he had any con-
centrated lye,when the gentlemanly proprie-
tor answered in the affirmative, and immedi-
ately handed his customer the Oregonian.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25

SENTENcED.-Hiram Kurtz convicted of the
killing,of Ghinaman in Idaho City some
weeks ago, received his sentence on Wednes-
day. His sentence was that he should be
hung on the 18th January. A motion for
new trial having been made and denied, the
prisoner has taken an appeal to the Supreme
Court.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25

RoBBED.-A man by the name of John
Martin, living near CenterviIle; had his cabin
entered last week, and was robbed of two
certificates of deposit, one on Davidson & Co.,
San Francisco, and the other on Wells, Fargo
Co., Portland. The two certificates called
or $500.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25

THE WALLA WALLA STATESMAN reappears
VIM. H. Newell as editor. Mr.. Newell
is one of the veteran editors of the Pacific
Coast, and the Statesman furnishes no indi-
cation of the elimination of the talent which
enabled its editor to always furnish readable
paper.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-17
Tidings Through Charleston.

We have our files Of the Charleston
Courie,' to the 14th. from which" we
make notes and selections. The Cou-
liee' discusses Mexico ;n.d her future,
aud whether We shall interfere in her
affairs or not. That we shall interfere,
We have no sort e doubt: We have
never been slow to interfere, utd, in
aa5eG With tie consciousness o. ext.s-
ordinary powcI, we shall never be
done with Interfering until we have
kicked out the soles of our prosperity.
For the people Of the South, we have
bat t. say one word :ttend to Your
own affairs. and you Will Il" wisely and
find enough to do. We have more
work. on hand, to recover our own
prosperity, than or sons will be able
totacco,uplisll i'll the next fifty years.
Let us encourage no scheme or policy
OF national ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at the
expense OF the national peace or o1r
own. The best policy for us now is
to address al our own thoughts and
energies to hOlNt>-tO tn" resnscitatio1l
of our own wl.etcled fortunes. and the
placing orr people i'll that state Of
security which is the first essential of
prosperity. Mexico is a problem, t.e
solution Of which is in tlH. hanls Of :,
greater power than onrs. Ii We aleyays
keep in mind that God is perfect law,
that he has founded all laas; for man
six thousand Yeas ago. We shall cl.ly
need TO obey the l@ ourselves and
keep off I'LL trcsl"ss.:* The welfare
OF Mexico: just as ours. depends upon
Tie degree III which We obey the
eternal laws of Providence. All her
pains and penalties. and Ill ours. have
accrued simply from c;lr"negiect of or
disobctlicnce of law.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-17

PARDcSs BEco.nNG RAsy-lvaa
DoNas. Z. Lee ard :is .vo
sons have applied to the Pre-ioe.t &C..
pardon, ara t:.ev Will get IL; too. =
Dick Taylor came 10 Washington 20
ask permission &c 50 10 FRANCE With T..
view to e1patl1es!c:. The F,esiaen.
you'd &c: hinder him :-cn gong. ous
e5T.sad biz % ramai-a, tei1e the osti;s
O. allegiance, @cPly ic, e pardon, ana
enen SO rcck % Louisiana, and use
rs influence = restoring the national
h:rEcay cFcc :1e Sesis ottne e1t;r-
patton of.slavery. After g lcas inter
view, c2-;es -nicn be :at.:'o3rce5 The
! We -ce-S;rss.0e..,ee Een.a, @:.c cac.
ra2eo tc enter Ire ezec..ss::77e chamber,
,c the ccccuercr CT Il. 2. EenEs, the
eo2 cc cid Hecl1 promised e consider
:ne subject. On Friday list, he con-
phec w4tk tie Pre5ident'o soggestio1s
ga woirs cis pardon By-tEs-~ay,
EaJ mention .Eat DicE re1aaIEed te,
cEe OF his friends, if the President
would pardon Ein he could and would
give liz the vote Of Louisiana fer re-
election, CT cou1Se this was zsid in
ssainoSe- E:ic:z ia s chip cf the OLD
clock, sao1t, tt3ioL G-d ssuo5y. ldo
not vouch 1or the truth OF this gossip,
but It comes 70 me through suck chal,:-;
nels that credit ito substance. l gi7e
t as s!rav. / may :do that whcn
Dick expressed deEiTe TO Keep his
fcet-fo1 he Las had incipieat paralysis
"a distinguished Senator, to WHOM
he'maae the remark, replied tAst he
had better bc looking alter his necE- :
Dick wants t;,e President to lst him
visit JET. Davis, Dicz s. brceher-in-
Law, but the request VII: not be grant,
ed till actad Spoa Ill Cap.net
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-17

DEATH o:' Ri.v. SAMUEL TovNs1:SD.
The Philadelphia E'rruing Bm2,tia, OF
August l, contains the !uuowin" in
relation to the death of this Wei
known and much respected citizen:
Eve are panied to learn of the death
Of the Rev Samuel Townsend, of Co.
l3nbia, S. c., which occurred last
evening, ut the Merchants no1l, III
this city. Mr.. Townsend VAS OF IT,"
firm Of Towns nj II North, OF Col,m-
bia, and. prior to the WAY, was welt
known IL this 1.i:r and elsewhere as.
an upright, cntcrpEsilg l,;lsincss man,
At the ci;st cf the rebellion he came
North, with the view Of rcs.lmilrg his
business relations; was seized with u
severe illness, which. after some three
days duration, Terminated fatally. 1t
will ke gratifying to bis f4nli! v 70 Know
that aery:i:in= was done that the
skill OF his physicist tDr McClell;,nl
could suggest - avert the fatal rcsl!ll,
and thai. t'irn.!Gu the kindness OF his
friends ami a'A;.intancc* here. during
this. his last illness, he received I'LL
NcrClfui attention."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-17

The Doth Massachusetts Volunteers
(rolored( and the LIST Ohio Volunteer
Cavalry are about to be mustered ont
Of the service. The former regiment,
under the command Of Gen Hartweu
has hitherto been stationed at Orange
burg.
F.. The Bishops of the1lethodist Epis-
copal Church were to have met for con-
snItation at Columbus, Georgia, on
The 18th.
Nine burglars were arrested in
Charleston last week, viz: John Rau-
ter, H. Wadderhold, Henry Welsh,
John Watson. Nelson Kirk, Henry
Nelson and John McGuinncss. The
two first named are persons eminent
in the profession. The others are
obscure merely commencing their
career Their arrest is unfortunate,
perhaps, III abridglny their opportu-
mites for @ttaining perfection in their
arts.
A daily line OF hacks has been esta-
blished to ply between Ahbcvllc, G..
H., South Carolina, and Washington,
Georgia.
GoLD.IN New YORK New York
HreAd OF the lOh says the coeEng
quotations yesterday We're al ., iol-
lowed by a decline to 1432,, and a
subequcnt rally to 1875 a IA, at
which it closct.. The steamer Costa
Rica, from Aspinw&u brought $72l,.
O34 III golds
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-17

CoUNTERFzITs. -ENuntcTfeit fives Of
the National banks are III circulation.
The color of the paper is 1t little paler
than the genuine. They are; however,
easily detected by observing the posi-
ton of the letter ''I'' in the word
'"This," in the line reading, "This
note is secured by bonds Of. :" The IT"
IN the genuine is over the left portion
of the letter Il" in Omitted, while
in the counterfeit it IS further TO the
left. over the middle OF the M Of the
same word. a
There a& also counterfeit ones,
Treasury notes. We have, however,
seen no description Of them as yet.
lCiacin"eH Enquirer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-17

INTERNAL RHvGS1.i DEc1s1c:;. The
Commissioner @; in,crnaI F.1verua
makes the following decisions pubic
Monthly returns of insurance CON
pa:};cs need not inclade pre.ni.,,.,
notes.
\ builders or contractors lcencc
c""rr' his lHi&incss ii he makes no
article subject to ,l,,.H :.s g n,anufac-
t'.r>; b'lt If ne makes such articles to
an amount exceeding Que thousand
dollars annually, he rnust also have q
license Us Il manufacturer IL snch q
c.tSr the ,lmoun+ uf business coveted
by the manufact;ucr's license NAV be
deducted from tilc gross amount ef
contracts
4 duly licensed commercial broker
may negotiate Il sale Of liquors from
one dealer to another without addl-
tional license; b:it il 6. any time the
iiqlc:s shall l." n his custody or
under l;s contIo.. .k;,' %ill require q
license rs /, Elnor lr.,or on account
OF such negotiations ot sale
Under the statutes of Kentu"i.;, q
lien is retained upon Land conveyed
tor the payment ofpulc',ase sum, i in
any way the amount remaining unpaid
appears in the deed. If notes Tcr
such unpaid sums az. also given, the
notes are liable to stamp I;-ty.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-17

I'll" Rll@igh P,'oyo'~Ss states that on
Saturday the President l..rlol:>u
Bisnop Lynch. Of SoTi;n Carolina.
nav Ill kome, Italy. -'i:S. Corr. \.
SlocuEl, Ida Slocum and 1i;s. Caro-
llnc 4. ;. Crluhart, of New Orleans.
were also pardoncd The contiscated
estat,-; Of ,AlrSl ;Slocum was restored
to her on the Recommendation Of Gen
Butler.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-17

The Atlantic cable, only half paved
ont, is etiectually played out, for the
present 1t brcsthes TO longer. 1t
has uttered its last speech and has no
more to say. The sZo.rin sct seems
to be oil over.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-17

Gen. HartwHll has been robbed of
his valise, containing documents as
well as personal effects, While c,t 1'o~ic
'roL Hilton Head to Charleston. The
virirous practitioners OF TIE country
have 10 respect for officials OF what
ever rank
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-17

The New ERA We have received
the fourth number Of u new weekly
paper, with this title, just established
ii Darlington. 1t is IL, neat sheet,
published by John ". Tarbox and
edited by b. f. Whittemore.