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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04
The BOy0-An odlOus Comparison.

The Idaho Statesman, failing to find an,
other argument against the reelection o
H on. E. D. Holbrook, revenges itself by call
ing him 1.-THE Boy" The Statesman's caus,
must be running very low when every isso,
of that paper is devoted to that Boy" We
remember reading Of "a certain Lord Cornwall.
lis attempting to play one Lafayette for 81
boy" down in the region of Yorktown The
boy !" shelled bis CORN before he left. II
we are not seriously mistaken, the Idaho
Boy" will teach the Statesman its own size
when the election returns are counted One
Goliah had some dealings with boy "-one
David-once upon time perhaps the States
man has heard of it,
If the only blemsh in Mr. Holbrook is his
youth, that fault is certainly diminishing
every day. 1t is certainly paying that gen.
tleman's talents a high compliment In
new country like this, where every man must
rely upon bis own talents and energy for sue-
cess, where the field is open and fair for all
competition, Mr.. Holbrook, notwithstanding
his youth, has achieved high place in the
respect and affections of the people. He has
represented this people in the halls of Con-
gress, and he has done it we'll. He has done
all that any one man could do for this Terri
tory Tie people here are satisfied with his
past record, and intend to send him back to
Washington to represent Us again. The
Statesman and its friends may as we'll be con
tent. They cannot change the decree. The
people will give him larger majority than
he received, Notwithstanding all the abuse oil
the Statesman, two years ago.
The Statesman refers to Mr.. Holbrook's !
friends and canvassers. Yes, look at them +
compare the gray haired statesman, the old
soldier, the man his enemies fear but are
compelled to respect, Governor Weller, with
any man the Opposition can place upon the
stand. When such man as Gov. Weller
recommends man to the puolic favor, when /
be speaks of him as friend, and endorses
lis course, there is something besides "boy"
before you. Yes, compare them Compare
such men as Gov. Weller, Judge May, Col.
Merritt, James O'Meara, Frank Ganahl, and
! dozen more we might name, with your
Waites, Henderson and Henley. 1t would {
make horse laugh. If the numerical
trength of the followers is no greater than {
he mental or moral calibre off its leaders the Il
Republican party is sorry case indeed. We {
ear ''the boy" will take advantage of it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04

The BEST REMEDY FOR PURlFRING THE BLOOD,
Strengthening the Nerves, Restoring the Lost
Appetite, is FRESE'S HAMBURG TEA. It is
the best preserVatve against almost any sickness,
if used timely. Composed of herbs only, ii can be
given safely to infants. Full directions in Eng
Iish, French, Spanish, and German, with every
package. Try IT. For sale at all the wholesale
and retail drug stores and groceries
EMIL FRESE Wholesale Druggist
[99y1l Sole Agent, 40 Clay ST., San Francisco
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WHY NOT TELL Usa

4
| The statement we made last week, showing
that the Democracy never had anything to do
with the County Hospital until last November
and that the Republicans alone are response
BILE for the condition of the Hospital fund
has been "a dampnsr" upon the Republican
"spouters." THEY CANNOT ANSWER 1T, and
have not attempted to make any defence.
They have cited the Hospital as evidence
of Democratic mismanagement. IF its con-
dition is any evidence of mismanagement, we
have shown that the mismanagementis wholly
Republican. The saddle fits their own horse.
Their own Republican contract was the cause
of the whole of it,
Why don'tthey explain why it was that the
Republican commissions bound this county
with contract in the penal sum of $40, 000
extending year into the Democratic admin
istration9 al
Why don't they explain why they let that
contract to DR.. Raymond, for attending ca
the patients at the rate of ST. SO per day.,
when DR.. Harris offered to do the same work
for rs cents per day-just one half of the
amount?
Why don't they explain why the bid of Mr..
and Mrs. Dunn, for boarding the prisoners for
Sis per week, was thrown out, and the con-
tract let to. another for $19 so per week
Why did they not give that contract to Mr..
DUMB Was IT BECAUSE he WAS AN IRISH
MAN?
Why do they telf the people that when that
fraudulent, outrageous contract expired last
November, that the Democratic Commission
ers at once cut down the expenses of the
Hospital, and reduced the board from $40 so,
at which the Republicans had fixed it, to from
$bl to $14f
Why do they not tell US that had it not
been for that Republican contract, swindling
this county ont of over $4,000, that amount
would have been saved to the Hospital find
and that institution, would have been open
to-day for the reception of patients?
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SuIam OnS.
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, County of Bcise-ss.
M. Fuller, Plaintiff. tiae
John sepweth, Defendant.

John Sepweth, Defendant.
To JOHN fSEPWETH. II sta M Bar
WHEREAS, NJ Fuller has made complaint to-
Peace in and for Boise county, |, T., that you are
indebted to him in the sum Of So to-wit; For
board furnished to you at your own special in
stance and request in the, year 1866, as per ac-
count on file in this office. 500 3 d.
Therefore in, the. name of the People of the
United States, In the Territory Of Idaho, you are
hereby summoned to be.and appear before me at
my office in Idaho City in said county. on the 18th
day of September, A. d. 1866, at IL o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, 10 answer said complaint or
Judgment will DO taken against you for the sum-
of $l2 and all costs of suit.
F~~* Given undermy hand and SEAL and
fSEAI. dated at the County of Boise this July
s>~~-<Il 30th,. A. Di 1866.
n5lw6. .ds..9 j.. L. McGowSD, L1P. x v
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announcements.

Ed. WORLD: Please announce me as Independent
candidate for the office Of Sheriff at the ensuing election.
CHAs. W. STEWARD.
Mr. EDIToR:-P1ease announce my Inde-
pendent Democratic candidate for Representative at the
ensuing election. In36l J.J. WALKER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04

How. R. T. MILLER, formerly of Weaver
vile, CAL, was unanimously nominated for
Council by the 0wyhee delegation. "Dick "
will wipe out his opponent as "cIean as
shot gHn." We have known him long. He
will make splendid member-one of whom
Owyhee will be proud.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Delegate to Congress,
EDWIN ID. HOLBROOK.
For Snp't Public Instruction,
j. H. WHITSON.
For District Attorney, I'd District,
J. J. NAY.
For Memberof the Council,
E. A. SrEVENSON.
For Representatives,
GEO. W. STAFFORD, Nv. KNIGHT,
A. NIX, WIN. Law,
F. w. BELL, A. P. MITCHELL,
W. 81. PARKINSON, j. A. ABBOTT.
For Sheriff,
JAMES I. CRUTCHER.
For Auditor and Recorder,
JAMES H. WTCKERSHAM,
For Assessor,
FRANK B. BRITTEN.
For Treasurer,
JAMES w. WOOD.
For County Clerk,
HENRI F. SAYRS.
For Superintendent of Schools,
VIM. PAGAN.
For County Coroner,
DR.. G. w. KIRCHNER.
For County Commits sioners,
MORRIS FITZGERALD (long term.)
j. MARION MOORE, (short term
For Justices of the Peace,
EDWARD DONAHO, R. B. SMELLING.
For Constables,
JOHN WILSON, VIM. LUCAS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04

No USE FOR IT.-The Republicans are bad
~ disappointed. They had laid aside col
lection of choice tit-bits with which they
expected to tickle the palates of Democratic
votes, The Union bad themtall on string !:
butsomehow the public don't bite. The
string is played out, but no Democrats have
been caught. Poor "Union." The old Gran
ny has become dotard
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a VigiIante Candidate.


ChNTRFVlELE, August 2, 1866.
EDITOR WoRLo:-I see IN one of the mum.
bers of the Idaho Union Of last week thu,
SAD paper de6es you 70 name any maa on the
Union ticket connected with the Vigilante
organization.
will name one from this pIace-Mr. R.
!" button, the Republican candidate for As.
SCISSOR. not only charge him with being one
OF the numbers of that gasg, but state further
that ne went from Centrerille to Idaho Civ
ON FOOT, WITH HIS GUN ON HIS SHOULDERS 10.
reinforce the Viglantes when thew we're
threatening the County Jail
THIS fact, and some OTHERS connected with
a certain pistol used By bin on that occasion.
are well known here, and can be proven, if
desired
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04
Cleering--The Democracy Everywhere
Consolidating for the Contest.

From every portion of Boise County we
have the most cheering news. The glorious
old Democracy fare coming home;" their
!" souls are marching on, and woe to the
party woe to the man, who stands in their
way on the 18th of this month In every
precinct the inspiration which sometimes
sleeps, but never dies, in every Democratic
heart, is glowing warmer as every days sun
sweeps over them. That this abolition, negro
associating, strangling horde of desperadoes
must be dispersed at the ballot-box, is afeel-
ing which is assuming deep, firm holdlupon
she ppbicmind. The BoIsE BASIN HAS BEEN
coNsEcRATEp. no LIBERTY Let the Republic
cans remember this. They can then account
for the harmony, fhe unanimity and the en-
thusiasrn which is again animating the stern,
determined, resistless Democracy. They hear
the distant hum of the breeze. let them be-
ware of.the storm.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04

A CoMMENDABLE RESOLUTION Demoe-
racy of Buena Vista Bar at their meeting on
the 9th July, ON motion of w. D. Moreland +,
ESQ, adopted the following resolution
ResOlUed, That this Club request each and all
Democratic claim holders to suspend labor on the
day of election and use their influence to get all
Democrats to come to the polls aud VOTE
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04

TIE FINANCIAL STADEMBNT.-W call atten-
ton to the exhibit of finances published in
this. number. 1t is complete statement of
all moneys received and all moneys paid out
during the Democratic administration, com
meacing on the lst January, 1865, ana coming
down to 10th of July.
This statemans has been compiled with
great care from the official records of this
county by Mr.. Murphy. It is conplete
retutation of the ISLANDERS and falsehoods
which abolition orators and writers have cir
culated in this county for the purpose of de-
ceiying the public. This statement is clear,
plain as the light of day. and defes criticism.
1t is al unanswerable argument. Let every
taxpayer read it, study it, and Judge for him
self between the reckless assertions Of pro-
fessional falsi6ers and the official records OF
this county. aa a SO
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THERE is great deal of truth IN a few
words expressed in the following frona the
Portland Herald:
The Radicals do not regard murder. theft or
perjury zone IN the interest of the party as at all
cfimnai and they never forgive a public officer
VINO noids the laws of the country paramount to
ms unreasonable oath to the Loyal League. Boise
viii undoubtedly be severely eensured for not
ruAng out the Democrats elected, when he had
the case before him. party which acts upon
The theory that the adherants of all other partieS
are traitors, is incapable of administering Justice
or the laws impartially."
1t appears to be a moral impossibility for
the Republican party to exist upon anything
but the propagation of fasehoods. It is
founded on ignorance and prejudice, and 1t
feeds upon them, lives upon them. Every
circumstance that can be distorted, every fact
that can be ignored, every virtue that can be
prostituted, every falsehood that can be
uttered, finds ready vent through the sewers
of that party. Without any moral response
bility, destitute of truth, honor, honesty, or
common deeeney, 1t exists in the community
ike loathsome leper-Iike an ulcer rotting
on the body politic-a den of pollution out
Of which nothing but evil can come.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04

REPUBLICAN REGARD FOR MINERs.-First,
compelling miners to purchase their claims
from 'the Government, and second forcing
them TO pay three per cent on the net pro-
ceeds for the privilege Of working them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04

FoR CoRONER.-Dr. Healy has held the
Office of County Coroner for one term, and
prefers not tOserve another year, The name
Of Dr.. Kirchner has therefore been placed up
on the ticket for Coroner. DIR. Kirchner is
well-known in this community as splendid
physician, respected, worthy Citizen
Though the Office is not q paying one, it is
important that it should be filled by COM
petent person. DR.: Healy made fine officer
during his term, and Dr.. Kirchner will fill it
wcrthily during his term.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04
CITY HOTEL!

AND
GEN AL STA GLE HOUSE.
Main Street, Idaho City,. T.,
"a FIRE-PROOF SAFE IN. THE OFFICE. -Ga
n4ltf l.. H. BARBER, Proprietor.
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n ew this w eek.
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted to, the, undersigned
u. are requested to call and settle the same i'm
as we intend to leave Idaho City within
three weeks. By doing so costs will be saved
Aug. 4th, '66tf. NEWHOUSE & SHEEhINE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04

WoERER if John S. Gray, if elected Sheriff
of this county, will act as auctioneeB at the
saleot the internal machine and hand -grenades
prepared for death and conflagration by the
yigilantes. 1ze.. go ..a..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04

Two weeks ago prominent Democrat said
to US, "Ooe week from this, you will see
these Republicans very anxious to bet on the
election ofJohn Gray; Inten.o or twelve days
you will see them weaken" Gentlemen con-
veRsant with politics here will observe how
fully this prophesy has. been fulfilled. The
Republicans have weakened down
into thsiG boots-and despair now of electing
single man on the ticket. A week ago,
yWene,swollen. with an inflated confidence.
Ifyou ask the reason fOu the change, we an
swer thereon hangs taleY--a little bud was
nipped, a little plot exposed to, the sunshine
That's all"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04

The AMERICAN MINING INDEx-There is no
branch OF human industry SO poorly repre-
sented in the journals professedly devoted to
that subject as the mining interest in the
United States. When we meet With one
which is ofreal value, and is what it processes
to be-a mining Journal in the true sense of
the term, we feel like giving its proprietors
the proper credit. "Tbe American Mining
Index" published in New York City. is such
paper. There is more Information to be
obtained from one number of the Index than
from an entire voluRle of most ofthe so-called
mining journals in the United States.
OwYHEE AND ADA CONVENTIONS. -The pro,
ceedings of the Democratic Conventions o.
these counties are published in this number
The gallant Democracy of Adahave. nomina,
ted strong Legislative aad local tckel
which every Democrat there hopes and ex
poets to see elected by a triumphant majority
That Owyhee Will do its duty, and its Who'll,
duty, we are confident. That mountain fast
ness must neverbe surrendered to the enemy
The ticket is composed of men who have mere
than mere local reputation, and the Dem.
ocracy should rally around it with one &C
cord. and never cease their noble work until
vIctofy again pekchss upon the old Demo
cratic banner .lseE
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- The mountains they proclaim
The everlasting creed of Liberty
That creed is written the untrampled snow
IhHnder'd by torrents which power can hold
Save that of God when be sends forth his cold
And breathd by winds that through the free heaven blow
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health, Mr.. Davis replied that any fur
Their efforts would be entirely fruitless'
His counsel, Messrs. O'Conor and Read,
and other warm and influential friends,
| had lately visited President johnson
with the same object, but notwithstand-
ing their entreaties and representations,
the President expressed his inability to
assume the responsibility of paroling
him.
LIVERPOOL, September 2l.-- Cotton,
prices have advanced half penny. Mid
ding uplands opened to-day at l3s pence.
The brcaer's circular gives the week
sales at 0,4OO bales.
LONDON, September I'll Noon-The
money market is quiet Consols, sat.
American securities, United States i've
twenties, 723.
LlyERpooL, September q The steam
ship Java, from New York, arrived in
the Clyde on the 18th.
MADRID, September 20.-Ihe royal
commission to draw up forms for the
government of Cuba, will soon report.
HAMBURG, September 20.-The Sax
onia which sailed for New York to-day
takes out 10000 pounds sterling
TRIESTE, September 2O-The British
Legion at Athens authoritatively denied
Great Britain, and urged upon the Gov
ernment of Turkey the cession of the
Island of Gambia
FLORENCE, September 20.-It is now
known that the party favorable to the
experimentation of Italy, is at the head
of the great riot near Palermo.
The riot among the brigands near
Palermo is not so serious as was at first
There is no alarm felt
BERLIN, Septembe- 2l.-The Prussian
army, returning from the wars, made
grand triumphal entry into the national
capital to-day, amid the greatest rejoic-
ing and enthusiasm.
PARIS, September 2l.-The La France
that it has copies of the Saxon
treaty, and that by one of its provisions
King John is to abdicate the throne in
favor of his son.
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POETRY.
For the PUBLIC LEDGER
DOWN BY THE sLUMBERIhS LAKE

'or the PUBLIC LEDGER
DOWN BY THE sLUMBERING LAKE
Down by the slumbering lake.
With willows whispering Ger
NY songs, the echoes awake
On the silver-sanded shore.
Ny fate in the songs brave
For love is the earnest theme
While willow spray you wave'
Listless as one in dream.
As calm as the crystal face
OF the lake seems yours, my love;
No ripple thereon l trace
Offeelings fain would move.
Eyescold as glittering steel,
Lips moveless as marble chill.
Bosom of ice-can you feel
For my wretched soul one thrill?
Eyes dim with glimmering mist.
Lips trembling tenderly. now.
Can her heaving heart resist
The tide that tinges her brow?
By the crystal lake form
Close pressed to my own is seen;
To be mine, through calm and Storm
She VOWS, meath the willows green.
MIRIAM.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
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r AILW A Y

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Asiatic Cholera in China.
Almost Every Case Cured
WITH
PAIN-kILLER.

L,ROM REV. r. TELF0RD, MISSIONARY
Il in China, now visiting his home in Penn
WASHINGTON, PENN. June %. 1866.
Messrs. Perry Davis IL Son. Providence, Il. J.:
DEAR SIRs: During u residence Of some ten
years us n missionary in Siam and China. L
found your Vegetable Pain Killer a most valu-
able remedy for that fearful scourse, the
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In administering the medicine found it
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r TELF0RD.
If attacked with Darrhea. Dysintery. or
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IL was generally used for CHOLERA IN 1919.
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Don't EXPERIMENT with new RENE
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The component parts of the Pain X iller are
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HOW THE GIFTS WILL BE DRAWN


eho chance highest
Gil
distribution will be public the the OPERA HOUSE
holders will
ina
oneof
artists and programme to be announced at early date
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ID. Night Express. every day at 400 Pm,
making close connections at Cairo with Illinois
Central Railroad for st. Louis. Chicago and
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willie Railroad, or Mail Boat to Cincinnati and
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"a. st. Louis Express, at 1000 PM, every
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cars making close connection at Cairo with IL
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Day Express an.
Night Express pm.
st. Louis Express. a. N.
Through tickets and all information can be
obtained at Ticket Office. corner of Main and
Jefferson streets, and at Depot office, Memphis.
SAM. b. JONES,
81 General Superintendent