The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29
We we're rending in one Of the old stand
ard poets, last night, when we found the tGl-


WE we're rending in one Of the old stand
ard meets, last night, when we found the fol-
lowlng:s
aWho hath woei
r. 'sWho hath sorrpw7
ssN no hath babblingI
- ssWho hath wounds without cause
ssN no hat Ii richness OF eyes?
"They that tarIy long at the wine
sThey that go to seek mixed vine
That last evidently means mixed drinks
brandt smashes. mint julepsr whisky 4eddies
and the like. We have noticed host of men
tIoafIng around. our streets of late, who have
weary way, and appear woe-hegone en'lre
tly. Certainly they are sot of fellows, often
not being able-toT talk very qcoherently1 YET
they are sometimes able to get up an inter
esiinp fpht. for the amusement of their nn
merous admirers who coBgregate around the
1ooryays of divers and sundry BUSINESS es-
Establishments, TO see who, beside themselves
have redness of eyes There is one verse of
the poemalhey hare.all beard of practically
1t reads aH aae 75
cat last it biteth likes serpent and stingeth like
adder" esIS5a94s 7a 1Hl
We bonght the book in which we fonnd
this, of Richards. He has more of the same
sort.--TColorado Register i aa s
Yale & Blake at the City bookstore, have
~ fs~ .t.tE
the works Of the same author. We found in.
it a full description Of that biting, singing
thing. Insanother place be cautions against
sputting new wine into old botlles,' &c, and
tells these red eyed, incoherent fellows, bow
10 avoid evil results from that practice, and
as the caution seems ignored in this vicinity
We advise thai Yale & Co.. be solicited to al
low its perusaI, It's bully ain,'tit, Mr.. Reg
lister? 4.e. .......es l,ss,o,t IS. 4sy
FaoM MoSTANk.-The Post has the follow
ing:
AN ExoDUs.- Upon Saturday, the OH inst,
the sireeIs Of Virginia were crowded with
lpeoule, and upon the following day two hun
dred and fifty persons, frum rhe. grandfather
with hOary locks down 70 the sucking in its
molher's arms under the leadership Of
Moses, Captain Singleton, departed for the.
Yellowstone. America i the land of prom
| Use tor which they are Journeving Aboul
| twenty fiiVe boals will 1eave the Yellowstone
canon on the 5th inst, and about four hun
! dred and fifty passengers will descend the
! Missouri For the hemeft Of our ind,ar sub
scribers npon he Plains, we will say thai
many OF these parties carry rifles and gunS,
which they are prepared 10 use without ask
ing any qaes,Ions. They have presents of
bullets for them winch they viii give them
linfprnaHy by means of a civilizing agent
called gunpowder ~ t +.
"a ROBERT Bruce SMITH, ESQ The readers
of the local columns, viii miss the genial
and quaint style OF onr predecessor, who has
left the Office TO visit bis parents in the States
Hrleft on the lO.h inst.,and we learn from
different persons by whom hesentdespatchesj
that he was enjoying the trip. he made
many acqnaintauees during his sqlourn here,
and will long be remembered, by some ofJits
Presidents, His lasldreqpest, before be said
l@good boye,I showed how deeply his oecu-
patton had become indenled in his memory:
IF am scalped BY the friendly red man,
while am gliding downathe Missouri, please
announce my dearh in the Post, with double
loaded columns: wish f9Eno olher monu.
naent" sa9ai 4~d1 s.Hvr5aag9 81 .fa
MAJOR BRIDeER.-This pioneer offorty four
years standings came tOotownb "a week ago
with dispatches from Col Darlington to the
IGovernor. He is looking tough, and will
iprobably live forty flour years longer. he
witnessed the farce called by. some a rreaty,
which was enacted at Fort Laramie afew
weeks since Tbeai' fort1beggarsgh he says,
were the only chiefs. thai deSDured ihegoS-
ernment. rations and. received the presents
Some of dbe oIndians rode into camp upon
horses which were marked 81. thatthey
1 had stolen from Ohio troops. He sees moth
ling but war stleado and BOASTS that, II the
1authorities at Washington will furnish BIN
the means he will s'clean out" all the hostile
tribes ID one summer. There is no harm 10
allowing him 10 try his plan, and, as most
regular army officers never fight the red
braves, if. they can avoid il, we say to the
gallant Major, ''pitch in Among other IN
jteresting incidents he mentioned this; AT
one point, where a skirmish was recently CO.
ling on, a .cowardly driver was in the act OF
Ileav;ng The ambulance 10 certain capture but
was prevented by heroic woman, Mrs lem
lpfeton, who drew revolver and COMPEL ed
/ hinto remain at his post of duty.l gr
/ MAKING H1sroRy.AIn looking over an old
file Of the t'Boise News" we found the fol-
lowing, copied from the washington States
man The. same press is now used in the
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