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The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-10
FOR tHILLS AND FEIE R!
Use the Best.
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC
Never FaiI--AIways 10 be Depended
UpOu-NOthing more Reliable
Than HurIey's Tonic.

viii cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, In
termittent Fever, Dumb Ague Every person who
has tried Hureys Tonic speaks in the highest terms
of it. As a curative agent it ia unsurpassed and
more certain than quinne. No bad results from
using Hurley's Tonic. Every body should
HCRLEY'S AGUE TONIC.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

coiOred men tcsN vote II Nevada. Not half the
striue will that be in the progress Of Nevada that
has been witnessed. for when first went there il
was at the peril of mans very existence to talk
about q negro or to claim To be an abolitionist
but. sir, they have received line upon line. nnd
precept upon ptecept not from me, but from
others. until Nevada to-day is as radical a Sta e
az the State of Massachusetts. / lCOuLd appeal 10
her population tcih as much assurance Of being
sustained in am step that TO the elimination
IF this great reform as acOHid to Massachusetts
itself They are young, vigorous, thriving dar-
ing noble people, and they dare do what is right,
and they will. Before the tread of this march all
bars of prejudice are breaking down; and my
friend from Wisconsin. [ Mr.. DoolittleJ when he
was laborlng to keep the blacks from voting in
Wisconsin last fall did not know that there was
an existing statute on the book that allowed them
To vote.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

CHoEERA.-Rumors have been thickly IN.
ing through town that we have several cases
of cholera, in our midst. DilIgsut inTestiga-
ton proves that these reports are false
There have been, in this city, TWO severe ca.
ses OF cholera moEbus and in Backfoot an.
other, in which nearly all the symptoms OF
the epidemic cholera appear, but members Of
the medical profession nevertheless assure us
that the scourge which is now alarming the
States is notthere, and that they have never
known OF its existence in the mountains
We hope that renewed attention will be paid
to the cleanliness of The streets, in order
that sickness Of all kinds may be prevented
to the greatest possible extent.-FM Montana
Republican. 10
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

efectioneering tour. The decapitation OF
fractions Otiee-holders goes rapidly on. The
war of tine giants CONSERVATISM and Radicals
ism is now swiftly sweeping down upon the
last great battle-held-the Waterloo of Amer
lean politics.
Hamilton of Texas expressed something of
this general idea of dangerous times to come,
in recent speech at Washington. He would
throw the intention to revoIutionIze the coun-
try by coUP DETAr upon the President; but
it looks more like cover for intended action
nearer at home. He says ssrrsryv
w hear many rumors now, fellow citizens, of
troubles to come. The public mind is becoming
disturbed aud uneasy. sense of underlined dam
ger seems TO be pervadng the public atmosphere.
Why is this? 1t was not so twelve mouths ago
Soon after the rebellion broke DOWN we thought
that all was secure. Is it not strange that it is
felt now! There must he a cause. You candOt
tell me that the people ol this great nation dis
trust any of their public officers without cause.
have never known it to happen. A faithful public
agent will have the endorsement of those whom
lie serves Why is it that the public mind is being
famarized with the subject OF revolution If this,
that. and the other thing is not done? Dont
zee that the tendency Of this Congress is to reVo
luton! Why 50? Because piece of Congress
has no tight to propose amendment the Con
stitution OF the United States. What DO you call
a piece of Congress? Does it require any more
power 10 propose by JOINT resolution an amend.
meht to the Constitution than it does to pass ap>
preparation bills? Again, it is said that it is in
tended To postpone the return of the States until
after tie next Presidential election aud that il |
that Is done, and The electoral votes OF the South
erh States are not received, there will be revulu.
ton. all that | have To say is that it is the duty
of the public servants, in my humble judgment |
to remain here, and never leave their posts. The
speaker was here interrupted by most enthusi |
astic outburst Of applause, which lasted for some
minutes.l |. for ole, would feel easier ii only |
knew that this Congress would not adj6urh until |
the regular period for its meeting again. Ire |
heWed applause.l You can all imagine what GU
choOSe. He who has seen revolution once, and |
known how easy the minority produce revo-
luton, may well dread a minority, however small,
" hen fatally Dent upon mischief. / do not say it
is meant, but do say that ! tear for it. How
many OF you share that feeling with me to night
cannot tell. Bear in mind, however, that the
price oi liberty Is eternal vigilance and We cannot
watch too constantly. too strenuously, and dissect
-he motives and conduct of men too narrowly"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08
TENN ESSEE.

" Such was the language of the Copperhead
press two mouths ago. 'DeDriving the States OF
equal suffrage in the Senate, was the burden OF
their Song. Tennessee was the burden of the
Presidents song, and yet rs soon us itappeared
likely that Tennessee would adopt the COIlsttu
tiOnal Amendment, aud thereby acquire her
equal suffrage again, Mr.. Johnson pntS forth all
his power to defeat that measure We have
never heard of any Democrat or Democratic organ
that thought it unconstitutional for him to do
so, though it was very unconstitutional for Con
grtss IT. Keep traitors out Of its councils. But Ten
nessee adopted tie amendment-takes her proper
place IN the Union. The Comprehend press has
dried up Oh the Tennessee question, and Mr..
johnson very ungraceiully backed out Of it,"
| The above specimen of radical venom is
from the Idaho Statesman. Though the Cx-
tract is weak enough to shame school boy,
the maignity of its writer is sufficient to show
the arimuS which dictates 1t. We can safely
count on the Idaho Statesman as one of the
aiders and abettorS of the scheme to impeach
the President it Congress is sustained By the
Fall elections.
As for the assertions in the foregoing, it
would be lending dignity to foOliShness to
correct them. II any editor chooses to en-
Tighten his supposed intelligent readers with
the information that the President opposed
the admission of Tennessee-when, in fact,
he signed the bill which admitted that State
why, we for one shall not object. Perhaps,
however, he can give US some information on
this question # the representatives of Ten
nesste were entitled to their seats in Congress
at the close of the session, why were they
not eutitled to them in the beginning2 If
they we're not loyal then, how did they be-
come so at the erd of the session. What
had the acts of the members of the Legisla-
tnre at home to do with the rights of Con-
gressmen And if Tennessee was out of the
Union, aud not entitled to representation,
what authority had the people of that State
to hold an election for Congressman? How
is it, that the State is declared out of the
Union, and entitled to no rights, and yet the
election held while in that condition is re-
cognized as valid?
The fact is, there was no consistency in the
Tennessee admission. The Republicans were
playing topreserVe their power-that was all.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

HE BksT REMEDY FOR pUKFYlNG TH1 BLOOD,
Strengthening the Nerves, Restoring the Lost
Appetite, is FRESE'S HAMBURG TEA. 1t is
the best preservatiVe against almost any sickness,
if used timely Composed of herbs only. it can be
given safely to infants. Full directions in Eng
lish, French, Spanish, and German. with every
package. TRY IT For sale at all the wholesale
and retail drug stores and groceries 8
EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist,
l59y1J Sole Agent, ITO Clay ST. San Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

CouRTING IN IDAHo.-Gning out to picnics, and
visiting weddings, going to apple cuts, sparkling
by moonlight. sitting in the porch Sunday even.
lngs, and stealing kiss every time star shoots.
CHATS the incest game) sleigh riding by the side
OF red-cheeked grim short. eating happiness
with golden spoon O1cyhee Inder.
Apple Cuttings in Idaho Must have been eat.
ing Jamaica rum, and drawn upon your magma
ton Tor the idea. If you had any apples at all wo
will wager you the price of one of them summer
sleigh rides that you got them the same way you
did the kisses. Webfoot yet; amt he. Wasson1
VIII also bet 40 cents he hasn't been allowed to
kiss girl or go to a wedding since he had the
measles.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08
The Election of an Oregon senator.


At present, the principal topic OF interest
among the politicians Of Oregon is the cleo
ton of O. S. Senator. The Legislature
chosen at the late election in that State will
elect the successor of Senator Nesmith. The
principal opponent of Nesmith seems to be
Gov Gibbs, though several small politicians
are spoken of for the position. The Legis.
Iature is nearly equally divided, the Repub-
lican element slightly preponderating bur
while 1t is Republican or "Unlonn in name,
that title does not just now very clearly des.
ignate their political status There is said
20 be portion of the members elect, who
are not Radicals. The Philadelphia CONVEX
lion has had an effect. 1t has opened the
gay for the united action of such men as
agree 10 opposition to the insane measures OF
Congress.
II Mr.. Nesmith can consolidate the vote in
Che Oregon Legislature better than any man
likely TO come before it, we think the Demo
cratic members should give him their sup
port, rather than by fractions, impractical.
ole course give up that important position to
the Radicals We know that in past years
there has existed much feeling among the
Democracy in Oregon agains: Mr.. Nesmith
lie was not elected by them, and there was
40 reason for any political friendship /; but
# Il comes down 20 a simple question be-
tween Nesmth aud such mea as Gibbs, there
ought not to be much question about it
hesnith supported the was, bat he never APP
proved of many OF the odfous, unnecessary
measures connected with its prosecution. He
supported Mcclellan for the Presidency in
1864, and he has stood by President johnson
In his conflict with the Radicals. Sarely
such Senator as this. is entitled to a pre- |
ference among Democrats over such ranting. |
Ploodthirsty traitors as Henderson, Gibbs & |
Co Il isa good old proverb "Let well enough
&lone." II the straight Democracy of the Ore
Gon Legislature cannot elect one of their own |
numbeF, they ought to take as good mem /
Der as they CAN get. Oregon has many old
and worthy Democrats who would do honor
% the station, who would be entitled TO the /
enfrages of the Legislature were that bod,
Democratic butif the Democratic members |
sre in minority there, and by giving thel |
votes to Nesmith they can elect him over a |
Radical, it seems to US criminal madness in
them to refuse their cooperation. Undel |
ahe circumstances, Eesmith ought to receive
hR and cid al no,n0cro t,c ctran,rth Is
Ia a measure SO important as this no mem
Der oaght to allow bis former pol tical antip
&tbies to stand in the way of that course
whichswill most efectualIy and speedlyco |
SoIidatetthe entire conservative element Of
xhe United States ia time for the overthrow
Guf the Radical party at the coming Presiden
Eal election 5
1aR. DAVID ALDRKs N, oI PetaluIl.is, Calis0ri i
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

DANGEROUS AMUsEMENT.-Semo of the boys
around town have been in the habit of amusing
themselves with exploding powder, shooting off
pistols. &c. One 0: them-Edward Connolly
was seriously Injured last Thursday in this way.
having his haic and eyebrows scorched and his
face badly burned. This habit of the boys carry.
ing firearms should be stopped. Parents should
should see TO it at once
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08
NJ A RR ED.

At RusseFr Half>Way House. on the 4th inst,
by J L. McGownd, j. p. Mr. N. s. GooDLow and
Miss LAURA JosEPHINE CHESTNUT.
The compliments Of the couple were received
in box, delivered bg Judge McGownd. which was
properly disposed Of, and for which we return our
thanks with the wish that they may receive full
share Of all the enjdyments said to accrue from
enterprises Of that character.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

WsPUBLlsH letter from Gov. Daniels. 10
this issue, in reply. tola spiteful attack made
apOn him BY the Idaho /" Union" soon after
the election. If the Governor is to be be-
heved, land we think be is), the Onion
ticket of Boise county had "hard" old lot
Of candidates on it. No.wonder many of the
aid Republicans could not stomach ID.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

BAD FOR Observation-Disclosures from the
BlackfOot country is any thing but encouraging.
Letters from several former citizens of this place
have been lately received and they concur in rep
resenting gloomy state OF affairs. Large crowds
are going down the Missouri, and many are going
to Salt Lake. The Elk Greek country will almost
be depopuated during the winter
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

EE IT COULD be shown hat Brigham Young
tor any OF the poly gamists) has been in Ida
no Territory with two or more of his wives,
he may be reclaimed, and upon conviction,
imprisoned for it. II would be pious idea
If this matter were looked into a little. [-Ex.
Smart Alec.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

BLAcK RocK.-The Humboldt Register 10
convinced that Black Rock is no bumbug.
The following is from that paper of the 4th
ult
A citizen who returned from this mystic
rions district, last Week--a close examiner
and good judge of mining features assures
US that be believes Black Rock is the richest
mineral country in The world. He says 10
large or teams are constantly hauling rock
10 Dall'S mill, and that the mill pays as high
as Sl00 for some ores Lodges of great
length, and as wide as you want them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

AT CHURCH in Scotland, two candidates
offered to preach, one named Adam and the
other Low. The latter preached IN the fore
noou and took for his text, ''Adatn, where arr
thou?' In the evening Mr.. Adam preached,
and took for his text, "Lo, am here"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

The AUTUMN has fairly commenced. The days
are pleasantly cool, clear and balmy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

HON. E. D. HoLBRooK left this week for Wash.
Ington via. San Francisco. He returns in time
for q lei month previous to the opening 0
Congress on the first Monday of December. The
endorsement which no has received in Idaho
should give him good hacking up" at head
quarters With the experience obtained through
one session, and the natural ability of Mr.. Hol-
brock, assisted by his zeal for the interests OF
Idaho he ought to make an able and effective
representative, and we are confident that he will
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

Mr.. GEORGE MILLER has been appointed Dep
uty Sheriff, to reside at Placerville. A good APP
p"lbtment
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

On East Hill Idaho City, September 7th, 1866,
TO wife of Col. [ SINS, son.
In Idaho City, September 5th, 1856. to wife Of
ALI. Slocums a son.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

Ii You want hair perfumeries call at the Miners
Drug Store on Wall street,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

Nh. DAVID ALDEKs N, ol Petalun.a, Calsorl +,
ssaxed IL town or Thursday. He is an cd lea
koalt. ne
- Sns ta rs s. - .uees q
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08
DIED.
New this w eek.
NOTICE.
FLUME, MEETING.

ID ARTIES interested in the construction of the
/ Bedrock Flume in Moore's Greek. are 70.
quested to meet at Bntler's sawmll on Tuesday
evening September flth. at Z O'clock.
Idaho City, September 8, 1866 D46wl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08

THs FUNDING AcT.-The Supreme Conri
HAS rendered decision in the case of Lam
kin VS.. Sterling, Territorial Treasurer in the
case involving the construction of the ac
funding the Territorial debt. The disputed
point was, whether the funding bill went into
operation on the Ist of December, 1865 ,or
18th of January, 1866. The Court decides in
favor of the former The Court concludes
az follows:
eWe are of opinion, therefore, unon review of
this case. that the debt of the Territory existing
prior to the 1st day Of December 1865, was by
this act provided to be paid by the issue of bonds
that subsequent Indebtedness is untouched by the
act, and that the warrants drawn should be paid
ia their order. The facts shown in this case en-
title the complainant to the mandamus prayed
tOrs aud the writ will issue accordingly"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08
Dissolntion Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
TINE partnership heretofore existing between
). II. BONN aud l.. Nj. Coin, under the style
and name of Coin * B I'm, at Idaho City,L l. T.,
was dissolved March lst. 1866; S. II. B3hn having
retired from the firm at that Time The business
will be conducted by tile undersigned alone.
Idaho City, Sep. 8, 66.w3 l.. NJ. COIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-07
THE EVENING NEWS.
Meeting OF Town Trustees.

IASCtAu8 - 1--WE
Board me, las, evening, at O'CLOCK, ~
their new rooms. Present. Messrs. .o'-
bath, Cushing and Gray. The pre'iaen',
Mr., Aylsworth, being absent, N.Y. ufas
occupied the chair. mss,;r,
The minutes of the previous mee''"s
were read and approved: v,,
Tho Committee on Fire and water re-
por,ed repairs nearly completed az the
reservoir.
The Committee on S'fee's 'ePo''eo H'Sie
doing on the anne
Tbs following bills were reported back
f.vorably. BY the Finance Committee, and
on motion warrants were ordered issued
for the same: John Hill, S+7 %; j. 4.
Humphreyville, S264; George W. Ayls-
worth. $50.
The committee on renewal Of Mrs. Ar
no,d's bond. reported favorably on the
same. Report adopted, and the President
and Clerk were authorized TO issue the
same.
The committee on James d. Campbell's
claim, for injury done quartz scales, re-
ported in favor Of giving him a warrant
for $50 ; provided, the said Campbell will
give the Town II deed of the ground rum
ming within four feet Of his house. Report
adopted, and the Street Committee au-
thorized TO close a bargain wit him on
those terms.
Bill of J. Hill, for $50. for bell spring
for Yellow Jacket Hose Company, referr-
ed TO Finance Committee.
Bill of K. s. Bates, for S3T 10, for lum-
Der for reservoir, referred to Committee on
Fire and Water.
The bills OF Larry McGinn. for 800,
and W. Davis, for 96, for labor on the
streets. for the month Of February, were
allowed, and warrants ordered drawn for
the amounts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-07
Saint Patrick's Day.

4 MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
\ Storey county, held Sunday, TO make ar.
rangemcnts for the Celebration OF SAINT PAT-
RICK'S DAY, which was well attended.
Judge Burns was called to the chair. and after
4 speech, full OF patriotic sentiments, Mr.. Joseph
y. Mallon was chosen Secretary.
ON motion, n committee OF three, consisting OF
Messrs. Lynch, Flanncry and Reyes. was APP
pointed 10 confer with the committees from the
Fcnian brotherhood and tho Emmett Guard.
On motion. the committees were granted iull
power 10 make all the necessary arrangements
for the celebration, in conjunction with the other
committees. After which the following resoIu'
ton was adopted a,
Resolved. That we earnestly recommend all
the lovers Of Ireland TO unite together on March
nth, to celebrate the Anniversary OF 81. rat
riek's Birthday. All citizens are respectfully In.
yI,ed 20 unite with US In said celebration.
Tho thanks Of the meeting were rendered TO
Judge Burns. after which the meeting adjourned
with three cheers for the l7th.
". BURNS, President.
J. B. MALLoS. Secretary. mr6 IT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-07
FRAN The ST. Louis Democrat, Fob. Eth,
A SPIRITUAL POEM.

A, Mercantile Library Hall, Miss Lizzie
Do,en, (sister of ALI. Doten, Virginia City
Clerk the celebrated trance medium and
lecturer on Spiritualism. after delivering
an eloquent and logical discourse on "the
secret Of success" stated that she had
formerly recited IN original poem. which,
for want Of a photographer, had been lost
to the world, and which she would now
repeat. A shorthand reporter happened
to be present, and wa influenced by some
sort Of spirit to rescue this gem from obliv-
ion, and set it in the coronet Of the Demo-
erat. As a production Of the spirit world,
it is a smooth and piquant emanation. II
is entitled:
Mr.. DISPLAY.
1t may seem a strange question, good people, but
Did Won never hear tell of one Mr.. Displnyt
A man who made up for the lack Of good sense
By u wondrous amount Of mere show and pre-
tense
Pulled up with coneeit like m airy balloon.
He WAS hard to approach as tho Man in the Moon.
But when for some purpose it came in his way,
Then oh how gracious was Mr.. Display
A sly politician. q popular man.
When all things went smoothly, no marsna'ea
the van,
Blu; when there was aushtl like failure to fear.
Hs quickly deserted and fed TO the rear. 80,
His speech to the people went Saily aud gho.
While he drew his support from the Nahona'
crib;
But when an assessment or tax was 10 pay,
Oh, how outraged and angry was Mr.. display
He smoked and he chewed. he drank and 10
swore.
But then every man whom the ladies adore
Is prone TO these things-some more anu s0"'
less,
Which ara nil overlooked In n man Of address.
I, WA, also whispered that he had betrayed
The too trusting faith OF an innocent maid;
But the ladies' oil blamed her for going Asiray'
While they pardoned and petted dear Mr.. display
lLauSh,er.l
There wa, good Mr. Honest, who lived but next
door,
who WA, true and substantial and sound TO the
core;
II. had made 4, the rule Of his life from MS yeutn
To .hnn All evasion and speak the plain truth
But the ladies', who always are Judges you kno"'
Dsclnrnd him 10 be o detestable bore,
No, worthy Of mention within the same day
with ,hat pink OF perfection. dear Mr.. Display;
i" '' lLaughter.l
oh, YOU ought 20 have heard when Leading IN
PRAYER,
How he aa,;ered the Father Of all for bis care
And confessed he was sinful q thousand unes
Ger,
Which 4, was morally certain tho Lord knew
before.
The ladIe. responded In the sweetest Of sighs,
With their elegant handkerchief pressed 10 their
eyes,
Ba, the pure, unseen spirits turned sadly away,
From the loud. mou,hed devo,ions OF Mr. Display.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-07
The Plncr TO Get Them :-BAUI

The Place to Get Them baum
BROTHERS. mex, door to the NEWS Office, 10
the place TO get your best boots. shoes. wooden
and cotton shirts, drawers, hose. hats. caps.
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the fne and elegan, brcsdclosh suit. fit for any
man to wear. They are receiving n large cargo
Of spring goods, and are offering extraordinary
bargains for cash. Try them. Mr.. FRED.
HOUSTON. the attentive clerk and salesman,
will suit you 20 your entire satisfaction. leod u