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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-06
INTRODUCTORY.

The readers of this paper were informed by
the Valedictory of b. G. STREET, Esq, in
last Saturdays issue, that with this number
the editorial management would pass into
our hands. We have assumed that control,
and while we are fully aware of the difficulty
tying public who have been SO well and
faithfully served for over two years by our
very able and assiduous predecessor-we
hope generally to succeed in our undertake
ing. We shall certainly exert our best en-
ergies in the endeavor
The WORLD will be continued as Demo-
cratic organ, and we know Of no Democracy
worthy the example of the American people,
save that taught by jefferson, and contained
in the genius of the old Constitution.
We shall also strive to make it the fore
most journal in the Territory as general
news medium. and as faithful and devoted
advocate Of all that may promote and re-
dound to the. interest and welfare of all
Idaho, and Of Boise county and Idaho City,
as WE'LL
In brief, we shall untiringly labor to merit
the confidence. and win the support of the
public, and as the people favor the paper.
with legitimate patronage, they will enable
us to extend the sphere of its usefulness,
and, in SO doing, not only aid tse publishers,
but do credit to the general and individual
interests of Idaho and the Basin, to Idaho
City, and to their own business, in each and
every branch of trade.
The paper will continue to be published
by l. H. Bowman 4 Co., as heretofore, and
there will be no change in the business man
agement Of the establishment.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-06

NOTABLE DEATH.-Hon. Amory Holbrook,
one of the most prominent lawyers and en-
inent citizens of Oregon, died suddenly at
his residence in Portland few days ago. in
the 10th year of his age. He was formerly
Grand Master of the Masonic Grand Lodge
of Oregon.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-06

TRooPs.-We are glad to learn that two
companies of cavalry have been ordered on
the road from Chico to 0wyhee. Two or
three companies more are sadly needed on
the route from Umatilla to Boise, and as
many more in other places on the Oregon
frontier. $50
SENATOR WrLsoE is going to make speeches
for the Radicals in Indiana
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-06

How Now ?-The rogue-fool Governor of
Oregon, Geo. Z. Woods, in his inaugural
Message, proclaimed the doctrine of State
Sovereignty dead, and declared that Federal
Supremacy had been established in its stead.
The Radical Governor of Missouri, tAe ever
infamous Fletcher, in his late speeches, as
serts that he is superior to the President of
the United States, aud avows it to be his in
testion. to arm his partizan followers for the
purpose of awing and overriding the Con-
seryatives in the coming election in Missouri,
and by that means to perpetuate his own
power in, that State. Woods and Fletcher
are both Radicals. One proclaims Federal
Supremacy, the other State Supremacy
What faith can men have in party whose
leaders thus blow hot and cold, as the ext
geRcy happens? The TRUTHS, the Radicals
are bound to no principles, are steadfast to
mo faith they simply struggle and plot to-
obtain power, and use it only to abuse it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-06
DIED.

Near Corvallis, Oregon, Aug. 10th, 1866; MARY,
wife of Col. James Kinney.
At the residence of his sister. Mrs. Ralph Bled-
soc, in Boise City, Sept 49, 1866 of bilious typhoid
fever, JOHN KINNEY. son of Col. James and Mary
Kinney, residing near Corvallis, Oregon.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-06

MIXED. Re. should ike to be informed Of
the precise or approximate political attitude
Of our Boise City contemporary, the States
man. In one issue he will blaze away at
President Johnson, his policy and supports
ers and in the next, he will devote much
space and all OF his powers TO further the cleo
ton or promote the political advancement of
some jealous Johnson man. Under which
do you really serve, neighbor, King Thad. or
President Andy?
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-06

LAND TROUBLES IN UTAH.rThe Vedette of
Sept. 26th contains an account of the forcible
ejectment from pre- emptiou claims near Salt.
Lake City, of John G Deaver,J. G. Emmer
son, DIR. j. NJ Williamson and Capt. Brown,
on the night Of the Gath, by about forty Of
Brigham's host, Theparties were tied, drag
ged in the water, driven away and fred at !;
also notified to leave the country in twenty
four hours, on penalty Of death if they did
not. None Of them had left, however, and
so far their lives had not been sacrificed
The houses erected by the four men on their
respective prescriptions were torn down by
the sanity rufians. It seems that the Nor
mons are resolved that no Gentle shall own
foot of their Salt Lake country soil, save
in the way of graves.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-06

CHINESE MURDER CAsE.-The two Cinnamon,
Col Him and John Lau, charged with the murder
of 10 Ju, another Chinaman, on the 22dof septem.
Der, in this city, underwent an examination before
Justice McGownd during the week, and were
committed to prison to await trial in the District
Court. The examination was very lengthy, con-
tinuing through three days. and was finally sub
mitted without argument. Some of the testimony
was very conflicting, but still strong case was
made out against the accused, by both white and
Chinese witnesses. The killing was horribly ex-
ecuted.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-06

A FLAGRANT Outrage. The Consultation
al Amendment passed the Oregon House of
Representatives by a vote of rs to 20. Of
the Radicals two memb ers from Grant coun-
ty were not entitled to their seats, and day
or two after the so-called passage Of the
Amendment, they were elected from their
seats, and the two regularly elected Demo-
cratic members from Grant county admitted.
An honest, actual vote of the House would
stand % for and "a against the Amendment.
Yet the Radicals have the audacity to declare
it duly passed. No honest man will say that
the true vote Of the Oregon Legislature rati-i
fed the Amendment. 1t was hurried through
by fraud and no weight ought to be given to
the Act. But mark, the party which pro-
fesses all the honesty was guilty of the fraud
used in the passage of the Amendment.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-06

FROM PIoNEER,-A friend, writing from
this noted mining town, Oct 4th, says new
water ditch is being constructed to the Toll
gate Diqgings, from Elk creek, by Messrs,
Wilson & Waterman. The diggings pros
pect very richly. The miners about Pioneer
are sinking for the lower bed rock, and rich
strikes have been made. Very good pay has
also been struck on Muddy. Quite a num-
Der of miners are returning to Pioneer who
had left for the Blackfoot and other mines.
They find better diggings in the old camp.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-06

SHOULDER SreIKING.- James Dryer and
Patsey Foy tried which was the best man
ION the muscle and endurance" near Silver
City, Owyhee, last Sunday afternoon, for a
wager and about $500 ring money. They
fought eighty-four rounds in two hours and
five minutes. Dryer won the fight by fair,
stand-up milling, while Foy practiced the
drop game. The fight passed off quietly
among the spectators. Hugh Kelly, Of Idaho
City, seconded. Dwyer, and Jack Starr and
Barney Green attended to Fey.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-06

ANENDR HONORABLE commenting upon
lying paragraph which appeared in the
Portland oregonian short time ago, with
reference to the part we took in thelate cleo
ton campaign in this Territory, the Boise
Statesman asserted that we had voted here
in Idaho City, while we were yet citizen Of
Oregon. 1t is very we'll known that we did
not vote, or offer toivotes at the late election,
and the Statesmen Of last Saturday made
the amende honorable by stating this fact.
Though. itlvas simply a just act in our co
temporary, we receive bis retraction Of the
assertion as az earnest of desire for the
maintenance Of that courtesy which ought
to be observed between journalists, however
much they may differ politically.
, 1866-02-24

Queeu Victoria il reported to be shocked ut
discovering that the Prince md Princess Of
Wales emoke cigarettes together 1u little
blue satin sanctum called their smoking room.
taught her royal highncss By her scapcgracc
husband, aEd, horrible to say, she likes Il!
The Y. T. Hos'd complains that there Is
not as much "dough" among the republicans
in Congress, a. 1t expected and hoped, md
,eas disposition TO knuckleto Executive d'cta-
lion. It says:
The Republican party has exhibited COM
pact organization, and i unity amounting al
most to nnAnimIts on all occasions really IN
Tolving the rights Of the excluded States. The
Reconstruction Committee, the Constitutions
n Amendment, and the Freedmcn's Bureau,
the tlree leading measures as yet, hare sailed
through the House like sevcnty-tou gun
ship, un'mrelcd by my party cross
wind. In a thing Of no significance, like thls
proposal Of mere courtesy to q respected 10y
alist, there are few Republicans who eau put
on a mask Of Iberality; but nobody will be
deceived By 1t, 70 long rs they vote steadily
against the policy ofthe President on all vi
tai questions.
The Conservatives Of the Kent ucby LeGGis1a-
ture are kicking against the Union policy
The Louisville Journal calls them 1.-THE reac-
tiontsts." ''1il1,n said farmer to horse
jockey, that's very vicious horse yon sold
re- re- ba1s;asRst ms sas ,sn e Pentn saa
-
only q playful rfactio" Of the hind legs.n
Tue Portage fta6uer {Wiaconsin} chsoui-
cles The death ut Caledonia, Wis, on the eth
u1i., OF JoBeph Crsle, born near Detroit, Mich,
III 1tss35, and who Ind attained, therefore, the
amazing age Of One Hundred and Forty fears.
He xas born seven ychra before George Wash
iue4on, and wes hfty years old at the out
break Of the American Revolution; so that hc
might, even then. hare clairned exemption
from military service. He wHs A years old
at The birth Of Napoleon I. Hc was 8: yeara
old " hen the Federal Constitution was foi1n-
Cd, md 81 when Abraham Lincoln was born.
/ We know Of hut one longer life than his IN
modern lines, thst Of ParT, the Eug1lshDnn,
who II recorded to have been born In 1883.
| and to hare died IN 16<s,5, at the ripe ago Of
! 152. Crele's baptism ts said to be On record
| In the French Cal holic Church in uQGpit so
that Ills age would tecm to be duly authenti-
eated.
Mr. F. r. Elliott, in the Ohio Farmer, cor.
| rccte tormer estimates made By him Of the
| number Of acres planted to grapes on the
| South shore Of Lake Erie, including the
| islands Late examination Of The t1attcr
shows the estimate was an under one. and
that the number Of acres in the territory men
i tlonrd set TO grapes Is over six Thousand.
! A tsrough estitpate" Of the amount Of winc
made the past season gives the amount as fol.
lows; Tie section East Of Cleaveland 20 ,ooc
gallons: the section West Of Cleayelaod t59
6O0; cleveland md its immediate vicinity
5000 GALLONS In all 279, 900 gailons- Ths
value OF tlis wine at wholesale prices is be
tween five and six hundred thousand dollars
Had the entire grape crop Of LAST year hea
, 1866-02-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
mONETAHT.

EEInAT EfLs1SG. Ecb. s3- 1876.
The disrracelu1 fasce enacted iu front Of the
Whlic Non.e IN Washington, yesterday evening,
YVES the chief topic Of conversation In commercial
md nnanc,.. e1rties today. On Tucsdsy last,
shen tho ycfo message rcce1.ed, no lNtla 1nor
,iheat,un wna felt srnong loyal men at the Pre.i-
dents course; but then he had some defenders.
Today the F1nks OF his anpportezs haTe bee1 cuu-
eatlernh1y thnned. Outtlde Of The Democratic or
Coppcrhead party, he hnd scarcely sIng}a adheE.
ent The attack Of the President On the Repuhlf.
can party, which raised him 10 power, IL looked
upun a The most diseraeefuf act ever perpetrated
BY any man occupying the Presidential chair. 1t
world indeed be oitlcult matter to give ourfeades
correct idea Of the Intense feeling and indignation
manifested on 'thange. For time business wns
entirely .utpcndcd and but for The fact that nearly
ever pcrs On agreed with The sentiments generally
expressed the subject, the time usually devoted
to busiucas would probably have been occupied in
d,seusfionA. But ,he rrcsidcn. had but few de-
Gcndetr, aud there ER4 no room for deoate.
Tue Money market today WIS., steady and quiet.
The demand for money Il moderate. and good pa.
per IL freely discounted At the banks at 10 e cent
e annun- Street ta,es are steadS at les p csn1
| z month.
Eastern Exchange Is in sctlye demand and very nr,
At Par buying and lilo prem. selling. Round lots
were IN active demand among bankers, At GUSS sc
| p.c1o. per thousand.
The Produce narkets today ruled quiet. The
steamers news impaired greater strength 10 Lard
and Cut Neafe, but barze1ed Pork remains dull ant
heasy. Lard advanced nc. PEI h., nnd Cat Mcst'
were ,sGAc. higher; but Ness Pork. thongh hel1
| firmly, was heavy. Flour wa* quiet and steady
Wheat opened IL. higher, but the advance was los
before the clo-e. Corn was steady. Oats Wefs
azuact. Rye md Barley were dull and nominal
| nlghwines we're d1m-~
Gold opened today in New YorE At 137H. AMI
closeta III 1861. The following are The quotation
teleeraphcd to Janca lloyd i Brothers, golt
! %mnt
, 1866-02-24
made into wine the products would hare been

!, made into wine the products would haTe oeen
~' ia Democracy n Of Connecticut are follow.
fue The brilliant example set them by the
Copperheads Of Ne" aolk last y! AZ. a tne
$tnta Convention Inst week they Inserted In
te,cir!plat{orIu The following plank:
asThat The sct Of secession, so-called, By
v.hirh certain Of the States Bought to dfsrupt
thc En,on and establish for themselves sep
aIate, government, vas in its inception void
a"f This T. m distinct repndiation Of the Chicago
nfatinr.n. which not only asserted tho right Of
SECESSION, but held that In 1850 It WAS justi-
Daa'i a Singular fraud has been exposed in Eng.
land and 1t isnot- unlikely that it has also
bcu prncticed In tllis country. The demand
for vaccine matter for the purpose Of arestinEg
cd the supply Of pure lymph, and filthy
compound Of co1lodlon and croton oil has been
sold In Its stead. Purchasers OF imported rae
cine matter should be On their gnard.
The Washington correspondent Of the n. T.
Independent intimates that President Johu-
son has something to do with the editorial
management oftho National intel1igencer. He
R'rite8.
t'Who edits the 1ntelligeuccrs This impor-
taut question has received solution. if We
may rely upon story the ways are telling. 4
few days since Colonel Fo1ney, with . party
ot 10Y fe1ns{ {lFanlSns, called upon the PFcsi-
dcnt, but could not see him, being Informed
ed to The Senate, whose Secretary he Is, and
there found a I'LL which Ind passed both
Houses, and onlywalted the President's sigma
tuIe to become Law. This he took to the
White House al once, and learned that the
President vas still engaged With the visitor
wap1 had Aan. co!s1 rs
however, always admits the bearer of bill,
and SO the Colonel walked in, md saw, In
deep consultation over lot of newspaper
clippings and 'sproofs, - Inspecting the former
and correcting tie latter, Mr. Coyle Of the ln-
telllgcucer, and the President
'sTbc Colonel retired, and since then his pa
per, which had hitherto, with Just Impartial
ty, for three days in the week, represented the
views of the President, and for the alternate
days represented those Of Congress- has
devoted itself exclusively to the Congress?
, 1866-02-24

IL the only Ph5slctao Is Specialist now In the CITY
that en- be entirety relied upon. Go 70 n1a and not
zufr ulsease 10 remain IN your systec', disazuriuS
yopz ea snd body, hedea destroying gour happiness
ind tnturc Prospects IN life. BE has made pe1sonal
disease and nesyuos debility his study for this LAST
rveaty ye1ss, and is therefore the person whom al
afflicted should consult. No oue eEer heard Of pa
tent of his not being cured since he has been In the
city. Els reputation hzx vouchers IN ali the catT pa
pe.s his patients and the medical profession, both hero
and abroad. being the most skilled Specialist lhe'c
and thorough msster Of his profession Ill Others
tatl don't despair give HIN call. It Il only COM
MOI occurrence with him to curt such cascs. His
sooma are separate tor ladies and xet,aneu, aud the
most oompiete IN tha city. Consultations Tree and
contdentia,- -!~~'
odcs No. 179 South clart stsset corner OF Monroe.
hslfa block ftum the ru4t 0mce- Poss once Box 1854
ChIcasp, H. O11ceAours from 4. m. to pm.
sendfor his aGulde to Health" published monthly,
nee OF charse.
1ouae Xxx, TA1k PARTICULAR Nor1ck--Doctor
Beelox devotes much OF his tine to tha ueasn,ent ot
ttose easea caused By secret hsbt which ruins both
body ahd tnd. uniting the unfortunate individual
for either business society he sad effect Of these
early habi. or the excs at ,pes yes.s Is 10 weaken
a1d debnsae the constitution. DESTROY tbs physical
and mtal powers, diminish and eafeebse The natural
feelings, aud exhaust the r1ts1 energies Of manhood
the pleasures OF life ATE asred the object Of marriage
trusttaisd, and ez1steneo itself rendered term o
unce.ng misery snd .r9set- Such pessoas. especially
those contemplating lsrase shnuid 1use t,nua In
making immediate application. DR.. B., BY bis nav
| treatment u enabled 10 ensure Bpeedy and peua
nent cdre.
q oa.ce, 119 South Css1kst., corner Of Monroe
, 1866-02-24

LIE AcUt3a1 Et4W Hlathcts lD-0a1 144GA AAAA Au1
ensicr, hut the general fto1ision market was 1rm
and active. -
The news from Liverpool yesterday had fayosa-
bic effect On the market for Lard and English and
Bulk Meats; but barte1ed Pork rensius dull and
heavy; Mexs Fork opened drm. but closed weak,
with sales OF go ba1reE in lots at &c. closing
weak at that prica. Bulk Meats were in good do
mapd aud drmer, with sa1es Of lG0.0Oo 1Ds Rough
Sides At 1sH9l3c loose. English Meats were In
ta1z demand md hr7n, With talea OF 100 boxes at
15slc fcr Cumberland and 14Ac for Shot lib. Lard
was buoyanf, and We note an adyanco In prices Of
!sc per D. VITA fales LAST night o! $50 nefces at I'm
913e, and b0 t1e9eee todsJ At 1a19le<c tof prime
Steam at Which the mafkei closed hru'
Dressed nosf tn!ed o$E!ee nsne1. "I!a sa1es a. a.
S1o-a aelle-3-en'eoy q 41a41taAe' e''4o14s " -''
pe, dnsnS nlm ..,. =, nm
us"" un+ "-e -. -. r..1sss. g. ~" ha,. -. 81 =.
oat1ea IN bono ~ &c. f1ea"ses ate ne4o u s~lo'
Hhh buyers III Ss.is''
The Flour market WIS quiet ann nnenanseo+ WITH
ft,ht fn1ea al - Is for White Winter; S700@b7 10
IN sniino E.tr.. and Is 50 for Spring sape,s.
49, f YI-s ; rs- 49,. el3 - - ana
a e" lois Of uasoand spsanS 1&fa eola al >''s'@s
The market for No. Spring Wheat opened about
le nettff 'nsn a. ,na elo's on .usn oas 'ns NJ, =
vance Pas entirely iost toward tae Close. NO.
Spring wa sfead5 ana unsnansea. Iae sales az
| ;sTmc IN, No . and Gs16st;c for Eejccted-clos-
..ss9, ~ -. ., a, ~ ~ : ~ .,,-,
ing dnn al FIJI ior 20. N stos'
I cesn Was N steaas demand sua uren- WITH ea'es
o. ntjec'ea ., ae:ss. .ot ao.a'o w. ~. y, "
ssaGo oosaels-sso' caos' n 41c ~ - ~
| on5s N Ms54
, 1866-02-24

Tie rrcular and 80 often fsta! 60 nplalot GaHcd
ppnlhe1ia. which Is more common hron2 ch'lffea
tha sonE gIoE1 ug psore @ay psoToty os n 81
Keeuaa,ipE Ps; 1he D'phhes1a psl!t nant & ~,
crCts. comuehcnE with sort throat and .o1a- o. v
violent Inflammation. estlon. nnd the futat!ou
Or lalRe membrane In the hrost which onally sntn-
Gates It's victim and produces deAth ulphhtfie IL.
theItfors s+roua masay Il ~. no; % . ;rsas e t
wifh ptrl CT 10 xhste time ps applying 10 u 1ne-
ct.nt remedies Even Il IN expefienset pnyMcis9 9s
lhere il sint! or bis sayin: the life Of the Sufferer.
That promise can only be corRclentaus5 fGduised e
when tie moment the child OF adult II seized viii
niphtbtsia, {ou apply Eadway's Ready Relief to The
ttcnt and ches and a1msnitter from Que 10 three OF
nF Huoua.'s ttis 10 fega ate the bowels A. soon -
500 do lha Ill dagger d!tapPtaIa fou nA{ EttT upon
!mrt dlaEe relief Hnd urou speedy cort There must
be 10 pToeriliinaion thu caae. Yon tst act 1ntck
H. FOR Dnhtksffa Is OF active nature itself that
ane1s tpeed,ly and vigorously a.tactsd oy powsSr: r.
f1f remedy IKE the eady ielie Il soon SECURES ine
mhttefy and dents all medical ahillty 10 dsldge T.
nut !;ad*ay's Ready Eeiet sanaatshe; y d!5ss,y
rnhbcd upon K The ,slse membrane ceases 70 f,sm
The pf3aratiop abates The congestion dln1tnls hes
r. tai;oe.tias symptoms deps1s The .Ee3alat'Ds
Eiieh cause The complaint and that elected the ps
ttent is permanently well. Sold BY Dsuzg!sis.
n lk.N
, 1866-02-24

The Monitor.

,Just Issued By Dr. Js1nes, fo1nez'J oi Jaaes Lock
Hosr{ta1, New OE1esns Ia. ID now o: SO Randolph
street. Chicago. ILL., TIE MONITOR: o.. Handbook
On ST fset Diseases, md Other Secrets Wsssn Know
CONTENTS or sook.-History. Origin. Natuse asd
1,ars OF stcret Diseases, Syphilis. spcrmstorrhea
eto. How to aro'a Infectious veaerea1 DIsease'' Ao"
-ou nay kuov when you h.ve them.
Also, important information to females. :
r1ee Of Book Fitss Cents. and On receipt Of price
book wit DO 1eat osany sddress; put up n sealed
'wrspper. ....
M. James, speciality physician n The treasmens e'
.ee,ef and infectious diseases odce and rooms SO
B.ccolph street. where pr Ja7es caa bs coasnlted
nnnm \, III. TIL p. N. interviews confidential. nj!
T0ur Destiny
And Future Prospect. Ia Life clearly revealed b. pl
R,nh.,. He WINS The affections II the oppcslte SCI.
BE guides 1ou to Eea':a. henlA and hapoiaess: cau
~ True store :s:s1 East M1d1sonst, between Wells
ND FrsckIlu- Consultaton fea O1e oolaaE. @ase
, 1866-02-24

their stock Of goods for sale, concluded to sell
only knedicine:. Consequent on this state OF
things, those Of our eitixens who heretofore
had no difficulty on Sunday ~ obtaining
liquor. cigars. DC, wsre At loss how 70 meet a
whether Il goes into effect Immediately after
It's palsare. OF whether it is left, IS many
other laws art, to bc Of oGeet the LIT Of june
ensuing the passage. The Board Of Police
has not, as yct. received m official copy Of
tie Law, bui Will en!ocre II as soon as one Is
received. Although the principal streets were
crowded, tbs pleasant character Of the wcath'
ct attracting many persons from their houses,
tie city was unusually quiet yesterday, not
ono intoxicated person being observed Out
Ealtio,ore l1ertcen, AondaY