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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28


A TIMELY DIsPENsATIoN.-N. P. Willis, in
his Idlewild Letters to-the ~ Y Home Jour
NIL, alludeS to an important fact connected
with the momentous question Of reconstruc-
fion. He calls il a remaFkablec coincidence
and everybody will agree with him ..IiIsses
s8oossThe scientific journals are discussing
very elaborately, the. Providential and. sud
den multiplication, in allthe Western Lakes,
of certain species of trout, remarkable, not
only for fecundity of its own tribe but the
productlonof procreatioD, when taken. as fe-
male food. The mothers of the fishermen of
theLakes, who have been known for many
seansto feed mostly on these trout, are cele-
brated for theirnumerous families of boys,
and and Of thew onderfullY frequent instanceslof
twins and larger litters 1t is curious nDis-
pensation Of Providence, that, when most
needed+when the continent has been depop-
ulated By. ,bloodshed and pestilence-this
especial fish of renewal should SO unaccount-
ably multiply in tho West. The scientific
writers are most perseyeringly analyzing,
meanti nee, the component juices of the stim-
ulative Salmos-with view to discovering
whether the infnity can be distilled for
transportation icto citiesn
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28


RADlcAtIsM IN A BAD WAv.-The Anti
Slavery Standard POUNDS its only hope upon
the impeachment of President johnson. 1t
NOUNS over the sad estate of the radical
party as follows:
q Day by day the fruit Of our victories are
taken from US and handed over to our sns-
mics, by man in whom, as Gov. Perry of
South Carolina says, the South has complete
confidence. If the South has, the North
certainly has not.
Is there no remedy for this2 Are we TO
bear it for near five years more Evidently,
unless the House of Representatives has the
moral courage to impeach Mr.. Johnson be-
fore the Senate. The appointments OF these
men, and their continuation in Office in open
defiance of the law Of the United States,
offers a su6icieat ground. Then let the
House do the work which is before it, and
liberate US from Mr. Johnson"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28
KrNrucKY.-The following is the result Of

KENTUcKY.-The following is the result of
the election in Kentucky:
First District-L S. Trimble, Democrat.
Second District-B. c. Ritter, Democrat.
Third District--Henry Order, Democrat.
Fourth District--Aaron Harding, Demo-
crst.
Fifth District---Lovell e. Rosseau, Abo-
lition.
Sixth District---Green Clay Smith, Adolf
ton.
Seventh District---George Shanklin, Dem
ocrat
Eighth District---W William Il. Randall, Alb
clifton.
Ninth District Samuel Mckee, Abolition.
The Abolitonists concede that the Demo-
Gratis have carried the state by at least 7Ooo
The new Legislature will have majority of
at least in the Senate and IA in the House.
This Is glorious result. The free-neg
voting amendment is defeated notwithstand-
ing all the military outrages.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28
DENyRR, October l4th.

vy~-ssg :. az sa1EE = Eslsi JCluUSE 4sl.
The Indians are getting tron hlesome again
on the 9. S. Line east Of Denver; also on
Smoky Hill Political excitement is run
ming high. Browne. Steck, Lane, Cevanugh
and ]. B. Wolff, all sswantto go to Congress-
and are gettirginto squabbles over it. Evans
is laying low Weather fine. The. silver
mines are q t'big thing Col. Cheney's new
billiard hall opened with big supper. asaa.l
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28
FRANK MILLER,
Idaho City, Oct: 18th, 1865. 5 -.
The lFEsIA.sss.-Late telegraphic dispatches


contain the following II .a1aY
The Herald's Washington special says, in
formation has been received here. that six
hundred Spencer rifles, in boxes, were seized
by the Observation-Disclosures at Niagara city,
yesterday. The contents of the boxes were
accidentally discovered in overhauling rail-
road freight. The authorities reportit as a
case of Fenian smuggling. Itisswell known
that combinations exist in several of the
principal, cities of the country, for the, pur-
chase of arms fromdischarged soldiers many
of whom, on leaving the service avail them
selves Of the privilege Of purchasing their
guns at. greatly reduced prices. ais
New YORK, Oct. 18th.
The Herald says number of detectives,
from Londou, arrived in the last steamer to
this city, with special instructions, it is un-
derstood, to keep an eye on the Fenia1s, and
inform the English Government from time to
time whatever facts maycome to their knowl-
edge in regard to them. One or more of these
detectives, it is said, left for Chicago, where
it is believed the Fenians are organized in
greater strength than anywhere else in Amer
lea, except New York and vicinity. tits un-
derstood that the Fenians lately adopted more
strictAsecrecy their communications and
actions. ia89Ase sas' ea s4asI sasy
n
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

Lo THE .sBIG INGUN "A statement is go
ing the rounds of the papers to the effect that
Ross, Chief Of. the Cherokee Nation, has been
a rebel spy in the North during the rebellion,
and is to be deposed, and that John R. Ridge,
of the Grass Valley National, is the heredit-
airy Chief the Nation. We hope it may be
true, and that Ridge may be restored to the
happy hunting grounds and halls of his
fathers. Homodah and hail breVet Chief. -
Alameda County Gazette. as.s. ISL aa 49,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

The Walla Walla Statesman philosophises
about the children in that valley: Says it is
a fact remarkable (perhaps that the MAORI
ty Of children that have been born in this val
ley within the past year are of the "male per-
suasion.p Down in Webfoot it used to be
the reverse, and the wiseacres there who
could see a special providence in everything
that occurred, argued that it was purely
Proyidential affair, gotten up without ex
pense,nt &C., on the ground that the greater
portion of the emigrants TO this coast were
males. On the-same principle, we suppose it
may now be,as logically proven that Provi-
denee has reversed.the order of things in this
Territory SO as to raise up a regiment of hus-
bands, for Mr.. MERGERS 900 strong" Massa-
chusetts. virgins. This will seem all. the
more plausablA when it is rememb ered that
a virgin never gets beyond twenty-five, last
birth day, SIR 81 saii4 sltol
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28
ENogrASk IrEns. -rhs Following are from

JoyrAS1 IrGns,A The following are from
the Virginia Post.sa os saess ssse
POSTMASTER AT HELENA-John Potter has
receiVedF his, appointment as Postmaster at
Helena: He qaaliied, and started for the
scene othiss Official duties sThatsagood man
has been appointed is the opinion of all who
know him. The Postofice will be kept in
the store of D. W. Tilton 4 Co., for the pres
.lept. 9cSaaEs - aslKlsA
From reliable sources we learn that the
prize fight between Con 0rem and Patsey
Marley is. postponed fora week beyond the
time originally agreed upon.
We learn thata man Labelled iRobber,"
was found hauginggin ConfeaetateS atsthe
mouth of Montana .Gnlch, last week Two
more men. were found "dangling in the air.
without labels near th eSPriekIy Pear Esofl-
Gate, about fifty miles from Confederate.
The Wagof the tFa6gg5essor is hard. .
No danger need be, anticipated in the COM
ing season ola scarcity Ofprovisions, such as
was experienced last winter. Our streets
(HeIenaJ are daily crowded with teams or
pack animals The latter ARE chiefly from
lewiston and Walla Wallay Ninety-six
animals pack and several OK trains arrived
during the past week, the former unloading
at Waterbury's. ss. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

The New COMMAND ER Our dispatches an
nounce that Gen. Frederick Steele has been
appointed toscommand the military Depart
ment of the Columbia. Gen. Steele is a ma
tivesof New York, and entered West Point,
We believe, in 1889. He was appointed Ma
.ior General of volunteers in the autumn of
1862. Prior to this he had the rank of Major
in theregular army. During the rebellion he
was employed in Missouri, Arkansas and
Texas, and rendered very efficient service to
the Government. We think his appointment
to, the command Of this Department a good
one. He.Will probably come on at once and
take the commando Oregonian.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28
JdaIt0 0uorId.
Expenses Of the U. S. District Court.

Expenses of the u. S. District Court.
The Grand Jury of Nez Perez county fira th
Indebtedness of that county to be$2l 600 The.
further report that nearly $40, 900 of that amour
has accrued by the County paying the expense
of the U. S. District Court held in that county
and for the reimbursement of which mo steps
have been taken by the County officers The
Grand Jury further recommends that these &C
counts for expenses be properly made out, certi
fed to by the District Judge, and presented to the
Federal Government. The report says:
The Grand Jury would respectfully call Che at
fention of the Court to the fact, that Nez Perez
county has paid the expenses0f the United States
Diatrict Courts, heretofore held in Lewiston,I.
and thetGrand Jury would ask the Court to in
struct the County Auditor to collect these items of
UnitedStat indebtedness to Nez Perez county,
and present them to the United States Marshal
for collection. eaHg
We also ask the opinion of the Court, as to
whether Cinnamon are not liable to poll and pro.
perry tax, as other male inhabitants of l. T.
a Similar proceedings should be taken by the
Countyof Boise A large portion Of the indebt
edness of this County has arisen from this source
The expenses attending the holding Of the terms
of the US. District Court, the several counties
s should not be compelled to shoulder. 1t is legit
inatelya Territorial affair, and should be paid for
by the Territory, or from the congressional ap-
preparations for the benefit Of the Territory. The
Organic Act provides that the first six days Of
each term, or so much thereof as shall be neces-
sary, shall be appropriated to the trial of causes
arising under the constitution and laws-in other
words as a. U. S. District Court. For the adjudi-
cation of causes arising in the enforcement of the
Federal Laws, the Federal Goyernments should be
responsible We are informed by the County,
Auditor that the annual cost of the District Court
in Boise County is in the neighborhood Of thirty
thousand dollars Upon the presentation of the
certificates Of the District Judge or District Clerk,
tie Auditor issues warrants upon the County
Treasurer for the amounts SO certified. The County
Commissioners do not pass upon the accounts
The expenses Of the Court, whether held as |
us. or a Territorial District Court, are made
County charge. .z ,s
In view of the fact that ether counties are
moving in this matter, and that the claim is in
itself equitable, it would be well tortoise County
also, to.fle asstatement Of the expenses accruing
from this source, and to endeavor to procure an
appropriation for the bill. Owing to the loose
manner inwhich the County records were formerly
kept, 'itmay be difficult to arrive at the exact
amount. 1t would be difficult to estimate the
total cost of the District Court in this County /
since the beginningyof the. first term but the
amount caube approximately estimated. By filing
the statement nothing Can be lost. and something
may be gained. #
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

The following is private dispatch to the
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
Democracy.

Dm,,r acy Representa- the grea
principal Of progrvss Il is onward
and outward in it's movements, it hRt
q heart for action, and motives for
world. Il constitutes the principal
Of diffusion, and ia to humanity whal
the centrifugal force is to tho revoIv'
Ing orbs of q universe. What motion
10 10 them, Democracy is to priucl'
pie. It 10 the soul Of action. 1t con
fOrms to the providence Of God. 1t
has confidence in man, and AZ abid
ing reliance in his high destiny. 1t
sseks the largest liberty, the greatcsI
good and the surest happiness.
kaimS to bnild up the great inter
est OF the many,to the least detriment
OF the lew. 1t remembers the pas
without neglec:ing tho present. 1t
establisbes The present without fear
ing to provide fox the iuture. ltcares
jor the weak, white it permits no in
iustice to tho strong. |. conquers the
.Ae oppressor, and l'repares the sub
rcts Of tyranny for .Fr> 'edom. 1t ts-
vors enterprises that yields a reward
70 the many and industi y that is per
nanent. II adds wisdom, 20 legisla'
iion and improved Judgment govern
mens. II is the pioneer Of humanity,
eorservator OF States and Nations
i fails only when the people cease to
be true to themselves. So says a
PLOUGH.BOY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
new SKIRTS FOR 1865.
THE EGREATINvENTION OF THE AGE
. HOOP SKIRTS,

J. ". BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLlPTlC( or double) SPRING SKIRT
VESTS BRADLEY & CARY. late ]. / G
j o. Vest SOLE PRUPRlETORS and MA
UFACTURERS, 81 Chambers and ~ and ST
Reade Str, ct New York.
THIS INVENTION consists of DUPLFX(or
two) Elliptic Steel Springs irgeniously Braid
ed Tightly and Firmly together edge to edge.
n akiug the toughest most flexible Elastic and
Durable Spring ever used. They seldom Bend
or Break like the Single Springs, and con,e-
quently Preserve theii Perfect AMI Beautiful
Shape Twice az Long AZ WY other Skirt.
The WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY and Gre [ Com
fort and pleasure TO any Lady wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced parti.
sularly in all Crowded Assemhlies, Operus.
CARR ages, Railroad Cars Church Pews' Arm
Chlirs, for Promenade and House Dress. a. the
Skirt can be folded, when in use. 20 o,rupy a
rmall place NJ easily as q Silk or Muslin Dress.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort
and gr'at convenience OF wearing the ''Dunlex
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt" for a single day,
will never afterwards Willingly dispense with
their use. For Children, Misses, and Young
Ladies', they are superior to all others.
They are the Best Quality in every mart.
and Unquestionably the Lightest. Most Desirs-
nle, Comfortable and economical Skirt eyer
made
II SALE in all First Glass Stores in this
City and throughout the United States. and
Canauas, Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South
hme rics, and tho West Indies.
INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT.
April 20, l865-l3W.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
~ MANIC OD!
@ AHoW LOST, HOW REsTREr

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every sufferer, no matter what his cond.
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UTThis lecture should be in the hands
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Sent under seal. to any address, In a
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
NEWS SIErMs-CLEPPaNGS.

MAY 18th An official bulletin from
Secretary Stanton, announcing the
highly important intelligence that
JEFF. Davis and his family and stA'fi
had been captured on Wednesday
morning last. the 10th, aboat day
light, at Irwinville, in Irwin County
Georgia. The brief dispatch from
Gen. Wilson, datel Macon, Ga, MAJ
70, states that on the date above nam
ed, Col. Prirchark. commanding the
Fourth Michigan Cavalry, surprised
and captured JEFF. Davis and family
with PostmaSte: General Rrgan, anu
others of his staff, at lrwinvIlle, sew
enty>6ve miles southeast Of Macon
Georgia. The prisoners would az.
rive at Macon OH the nj Sht OF the
18th, and would bo forwarded under
strong guarl. without delay, TO Wash
ington. Ger. Wilson promises to
send further particulars Of the capture
&c at oEce.
According to the New York Her
alaS Mexican correspondent, the Fed
eral troops in this country have given
grsa! encouragement to the Juarez
party, who have lately gained somo
victories over the Impers'i5ts. Max
imilisn is on a tour through the cuuD.
try. in the direction Of Vera Cruz
Ex Senator 'Gwln had returned tc
Mexico. from France, with important
instructions, it is alleged, relative t,
NapOleons schemes in Sonora.
General iIaleck. It ia said, called
on General Sherman to Apologize for
his language in the dispatch to Mr.
Stanton. rejecting on Sherman, but
the latter refused 80 eee HIM.
According to the latest news iron
Texts, the people there are determin
ed to continue the contest sad pro-
long the war.
Ii was predicted in New York
yesterday, that there would be iur
ther decline in'gold, and that thu
probabilities were that it would touet
l25 .e...1
There are extensive preparations
being made in Washington for tn,
grand review on nthe opposite side u
the Potomac. General Sherman
army marched through the streets o
Fredericksburg yesterday, and the Ar
my of the Potomac is nearing thei
oa camping ground.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18

CHEAP LIGHT. "A London Lamp
manufacturer claims to have invented
a lamr which will burn magnesium
wire. By burning strip Of ENC in
conjunction with two strips OF magne
STUN, he is able to reduce tn, c,st Of
tbs light two-thirds. He predicts
that in the course Of tims it will BE-
possible to illuminate II street. mile
long at the rate Of half penny an hour
The people who are paylug three do
lars thousand tor gaa will like to see
Mr.. Grants prediction sp peediIy real
IL ii
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
Photographic Albums,

We were the first 10 in,rC duce these into
the Unised STATES, and We manuf,o,nrs
lHnI.nse quantities in goat Earie,y, nna'
ing in prier Iorn Sd cents 10 55J zach
Our ALBUMS have The reputation oI ha.
ing u,erlor in bednry aud durabili,y =.
anS others. Tn'y viii b. sen. by maid
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y FINE ALBUMS MADE TO OR ORR.
CABD PHOTOGRAPHS.
about ....
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900 Brig. Gen'Fas, l25 Stage.
276 Colnnels, $50 STATES nea,
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lOO Lieut. CoIonels. l25 Au,hos,
s1O other CfiIeD, 30 Prumin', Rons.
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including reproductions ol the most eh.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18

The reporters OF the daily pres;
have been admitted TO the trial OF The
assassination conspirators.
Owing to Disturbances between tho
whites and blacks al Lynchburg,
Crooks cavalry has gone thith.r to
suppress tho same and restore qniet,
There are movements on foot
moDg some Republican lawyers in
New York City to express tie opin
Ion OF judges aud mem bers Of the bar
upon the attempted overthrow OF the
ciVll, and ito suOversion 10 military
law.
The ruptnre between Genorala
Sherman and llaleck is said to be
permanent " Whle in Richmond,
General Sher man wrote letter 20
General Halle OK, saying that in the
lutnre all intercourse between them
was forever at an end.
Ou Monday, Judge Bond, Of Balti
more. charged the the Grand Jury
that persons sitting in Military Oom
missions for The trial of citiz ns of
Maryland, not connected with the ar
my Or navy, are liable 10 indictment.
The PreS!den, has performed com
mendable and prasewOrthy action in
suspending tho execution OF Messrs.
Bowles and Mnligan He has com
Innted the senlsnce Of horsey from
death to impris onmunt for lite.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
CARD TO jNVAl ids

A Clergyman while residing in South Amer
lea az q missionary. discovered a safe aud sim
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and
Seminal Organs. and the whole train of disnr.
ders brou ght on by baneful and vicious habits.
Great hGmbei have been already cured by this
noble remedy. Promyted by desire to bene
fit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send
the reel ,,e fJF preparing and using this M. i
enc, in a sealed enVelope,t to any one who need,
it, FREE OF CHARGE.
Please inclosea pos .-paid envelope, address.
ed to you rself.
Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION D. BIBLE IIousE,
Mar. 18th is6S-lyr. New York City.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
INTERNAL REVENUE
Notice 10 Tex Payers.
AssEssos's OFFICE lNrERAL Rev SugI
ELEVENTH DISTRICT. Ono. I
PORTSMOUTH, SoIoTo Co. May8 Is6s

NOTICE is hereby gisvA that tho lists Of all
~ assessments made under the Internal Rsve-
nue. laws OF tho United States, made and ta ken
wi;Ain the Court of Vinton, and the Eleventh
CORRECTION District Of Ohio will be deposited
at the Office of Henry Payne assistant t assessor.
in the Town Of AcAr,hur, County aforesaid
and there leit open for examination from the
eighth day of June 10 the tenth day Of June
inclusive, AID, 1863. On the 18th and l4th
days OF June, appeals will be received and do
ternined by the assessur of said district, rela-
1--WE TO erroneous or excessive assessment, made
and returned to him by the assistant ssessor in
and for said county. All appeals, as aforesaid.
must be made in writing and mast specify the
particular, cause, matter or thing, respecting
which decision is required.
DANL. MCFARLAND,
May II, ls65-3w Ass'r llth DistrictO.