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The First and the Second Revolution.
Editorial Correspondence Of The Independent
have been walking to-day over the battle
ground of LeXington-the sacred field where
pAour fathers "fed the shot heard around the
world" Clipped with frosts and gnawed by
time, piece of perishing granite repeats to the
pilgrim their impefishable names. The blood
of these martyrs" says the craven legend, "was
the cement of the Union of the States.r
So thought the fathers who erected this monu-
ment in 1893. Rut this cement of blood did
not prove strong enough to keep the States to-
gether. They few asunder-breaking the san
culinary bond.
Henceforth let it be remembered that the
cement of the American Union must be some
thing more than the blood which has been shed
In its oetense The only cement which can
hold the Union together in'the future is a vital
principle-not buried dust. If men are not
an imated by sentiment of justice towards he
living, they will not be restrained by a senti-
ment of reverence for the dead. The dead of
the late war are as precious legacy as were
the dead of the Revolution. But unless the great
cause for which our fresh army Of martyrs died
shall be placed beyond peril on the safe founda-
ton of exact justice, the blood of the heroes of
two wars for liberty will unite in crying from
the ground.
Al the present moment the South is artfully
reaching out her hand to regrasp her old pohti-
cal power in the Union. Beaten in the elections,
the President under foot, neither he nor they
have any hope of Southern ascendancy except
through general amnesty, involving an indis-
criminate restoration of Southern Rebels to the
balot-box and to public Office. This amnesty
some of their Northern organs have asked for,
on the promise Of giving in exchange, impair.
tial suffrage. That is to say, if the North will
allow the Rebels to vote, the South will allo "
the negroes to vote.
4 No greater desire animates the hearts of
I Northern radicals than to see impartial suffrage
! prevail in the Southern States. This is the one
= creat, all-important principle undertaking the
radical plan for the reconstruction of the Union.
And unless the Union shall be reconstructed on
this principle it might better remain for gene
q ration in its present incompleteness. An am
nesty, however, is not like suffrage, question
/" of principle, but simply question OF good be-
havior. When the South behaves well enough
q 10 be amnestied without danger to the Common,
wealth, then let the act of grace be passed; but
not before Meanwhile, so long as school-housei
H are burned, negroes maltreated on public high
ways. Yankees driven home again, the American
a fac nsulted in public professions, the national
Il airs interdicted-so long as these things con
time we saw No amnesty yet
The demand of the radicals has been, and is
81 hat the reconstruction OF the Union sinai
q secnre' above all things else, Justice to thu
'R& no. The public debt rs OF secondary import
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
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No. 3O4 CHESTNUT Street
CENTRAL DEPOT.
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ONE DOOR BELOW CHEsNUT
EsTABLIsHED 1862
on hand in any amount.
Orders by Mail or Express prompt tended to
United States Notes, Drafts on Philadelphia,
New York. or current funds received In payment.
Particular attention paid to small orders.
The decisions of the Commission can be consulted,
and any information regarding the law cheerfully
gwen.
The following rates OF discount are alIowed;-
ON ALL ORDERS OF S25.
TWO PER CENT. DISCOUNT
ON ALL ORDERS OF slOO,
THREE PER CENT DISCOUNT.
ON ALL ORDERS OF $500,
FOUR PR CENT. DISCOUNT.
All orders should be sent TO the
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| PHILADELPHIA
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-03

| Jail, so that iR-Gase= ola fEesiu. the front
part of the building the prisoners could be
removed.
Under the new law making thezSheriff of
Boise County Territorial Prison Keeper, it is
expected that prison matters will be mate-
rally improved. Instead of perpetual con-
fnement the convicts will be required to
work thereby enjoying the benef of bodily
exercise and contributing by their services to
the advancement of Territorial and County
interests.
1t is expected, also, that matters in general,
pertaining to tie current expenses of the
County, will soon be brought back to a cash
basis, which will be step in the right direc
ton towards curtailing its Indebtedness and
restoring its credit. We regret that we cam
not give a satisfactory account OF the County
Hospital. The condition Of this institution
is at present such, as to- demand from the
citizens4ofg tile C5nnty and the public prompt
and immediate assistance. A proposition
has been made to the Board of Commission
ers for the keeping and support OF the indi-
gent sick for u period of three months from
the 25th of January last, at the rate of Sl2
per week for each patient payable in gold
dust and to be settled by the County at the
end of the quarter. 49, E4-LllS14
We are informed, however, that ro~ posi-
tive contract to that effect has been made by
the Board and if snch contract had been
made, it could not have been carried out, for
gthe reason that there is not now, nor will be-,
any money in the Treasury to pay the cash
for such purposes. The County Commits
sioners have declined to let any contract
payable in County Warrants, for the reason
that the expense would be esormous and still
further increase the Indebtedness of the
County. s. - 81
It is estimated that the cost of maintaining
the County Hospitali under the latter propo-
sition would be $4,000 year. Under these
circumstances we are at a loss to give any
advice or suggest any remedy. If, immedir
ate attention and. helpsis not rendered,b BY the
public, some sixteen patients, four of whom,
are insane, will be thrust upon thecold char
ity of the world. We would request of the
people, under these circumstances, to come
forward and contribute, each according to
his means, to,the relief and assistance Of
these sixteen unfortunate fellow human be-
ings.. AL of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN H. CASSIDY, Foreman.
IDAHO GITN, MArch. LIST, 1866.
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REPoRToE THEu. s.GRAND1uRx

To the Honorable United States District Court Of
the Second Judicial District:
The Grand Jury for the February term OF
the United States District Court of the End
Judicial District Of Idaho Territory, do re-
spectfully submit the following Report.
We aaye examined all business submitted
to US, and found no bills for violation of
laws of the United States.
We have examined into the collection of
the Internal Revenue in this District, and
find that the same has been promptly paid,
with but few exceptions. All of which is
respectfully submitted.
JOHN Fl. CASSIDY, Foreman. >.
Idaho City, March fst, 1866. - -
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CUTTING LoosE.-Gen. Meagher, Secretary
and Acting Governor of Montana, appears to
have cut himself loose from the radical Re-
publican element of that Territory, and is
acting with the people-that is with. the
Democratic party. Ho said, recently, ,in,one
political party. but considered himself a
Democratof the Old Jefersoniau stamp.a
He endorsed the reconstruction policy of
President johnson, and deprecated the incli-
nation manifested among certain politicians
to keep alive the fires of sectional discord
between the North and. South, rendering due
praise tolhe conduct Of northernand south
ern soldiers alike on7the field, and pointing
Tolerant and Lee, who had sheathed their
swords as a token-that discord should cease,
and fraternal union be reestablished.
The Idaho Statesman ought to open upon
him as well as Gov. Lyon.
The fact is, that the Republican party is
decayed and rotten to the core, aud. all the
better portiouits members are getting out of
it, likesfying rats from submerged wharf.
MEETING .To-NIGHT.-A meeting was called
one evening this week to take into consider
ation,th matter of the County Hospital but.
the key of.the Court room being,in the peck.
ct of an absentee, the meeting was postponed
until Saturdayeyening. 1t will be held at
the Conrt Paopo at y oicIocl,
The citizens Of. Idaho should attend the
proposed meeting, andassist, iifaossible in de-
vising some means Of carrying onthe Hospital
The Board Of Commissioners have exhausted
every method and means in sustaining it
thus far, and feel unable to continne it with
out some way can be devised forcarrying
it on, on a, different plan. They have strug-
gled long and. hard to sustain tlieinstitution.
It costs the Comfy between $4,000 and
$40, cooper annum1to carry on the Hospital.
This is too heavy. and something must be
done to alleviate the weight OF expense The
Board do.not wish.to be compelled to totally
abolish the Hospital, andshaVe done all that
men camdo to keep it.asan asylum for the
suffering. -
This evenipga fullsstatement, will be made.
respecting the institution, and some mea-
snres taken to chang iuto.a different system.
Rysrx citizea should. attehd.asta 81 ,azo y
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Ny word for it ito the boys of the Idaho
Circle, Hog'em Circle, and the boys of Pla-
ceFsille under the leadership of GENRE Malo-
ney. Gen. 0Riley andhis staff, McElroy and
the "Rousing Man." that all will yet be well
/ will communicate with the boys from
New York at the earliest possible conven-
fence. Respectfully,
JOHN WEIGH.
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THE Columbia River is open and steamers
running.
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NOTICE
NOTICE

A LII PERSONS HOLDING EVIDENCES OF
IA Indebtedness against the Territory Of Idaho.
subject to the provisions of an Act entitled " an
Act to provide for funding the Indebtedness Of
the Territory of Idaho" approved January 9th,
1866, will please forward to the Territorial Treas.
urer sach ''egidences of indebtedness Tor which
will be issued twelve percent. COUPON Bonds as
provided by such Act. Persons sending in one
or more warrants will receive therefor. unless
oJ, Use instructed, single Bond for the whole
amount. +. 9. STERLING,
nl9m2 Territorial Treasurer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-03

CRo@nEn OUr.-The report of the Grand
Jury, coming in late yesterday, has COM
pletely crowded the editor out of the columns
Of this paper. 80
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n ew this w eek.
MY HOUSE AND EOT

M " HOGS "A ND cot.
As desirable location and completely finished
residence Is any town, for less than the amt Of
the Carpenters bill, with or without the furniture
Call soon, as i'll health compeIs me to leave the
Territory at an early day. Second house above.
the Catholic Church. JOHN. S. BUTLER
nl9w2
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SEVERAL communications from neighbor-
ing towns are on our table and will receive
due attention as soon as possible.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-03

A LOYAL" DEFAUTLTER.-A specimen OF
this GExus HOMO showed himself in San Fran
cisco lately in the person Of one Adams, Col
lector'of Customs in Oregon. Heturns out
defaulter for $2O,ooo in gold: says he lost
it going from PORTLAND, down, to San Fran
cisco. BE, assigns as a reason why be did
not deposit it in the Purser's safe, that the
Purser was DisboYAL-and that some one
stole it from the trunk He was truly "loy-
al cuss.p saa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-03

TAEWAR IN MoNnANA has commented by
call by the acting Governor Ieagher for
volunteers to move against the Blackfeet. In
q speech at Helena he announced also, that
parties stood ready to furnish. the expedition
with provisions. on the faith of future Leg
islatiye sanction, andlhat, although he could
make no positiye>p promises of remuneration.
be would, nevertheless, make eyeryeffort in
his power to induce. the payment of all ex-
penses incurred. .s9,@-l -,
Mel HOWE has been appointed Colonel of
the volunteers y 80
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A CHALLENGER.

TTARRY COOPER WISHING TO TRY HIS
Il fortune once more in the P. r. hereby chal-
lenges his old opponent Patsey Foy, for $5O0or
$lO00a side, the light to be governed according
to the new rules of the London Prize Ring.
letter addressed to Harry Cooper, Silver CITY,
Owyhee County, will meat with prompt attention.
MIC
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-03

DEFALcATLoN In ALrURAs Another defal-
cation is reported. W. S. Gray, an appointee
to the oasce Of Treasurer, is reported behind
about $lOOO--to County and Territory. He
started out, was missed, and afterwards ar.
rested by the Sheriff on Canas Prairie, and
brought back, a committee has been APPS
pointed to examine his books. The amount
will be paid by his bondsmen Immediately.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-03

GRKENBAcKs were quoted in San Francisco,
February 9th, at Y cents. s
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-03

WE LEARN from Mr.. Merritt Kelly Of South
Boise that times were never so fonrishiug,
and prospects rs fAttering as at the present
time. BY letter received by him dated the
10th ult., we. learn that the Wide, West,
in ten days run cleaped.up ten thousand dol
lars. ADJ Emore in ten daysrun cleaned
up $4,000 dollars. From the Idaho9 the,
amount is not specified, but states that is is
paying better than atany previous time, as
is also the case with the Confederate Star.
Wilson Waddingham has; made sale in
New York, through his brokers, Of 200 feetiL
the Esmeralda and 600 feet in the 0phir for
Sl25,ooO, the deeds having arrived at Rocky
Bar for record on the 18th inst.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-03

THE 22d OF FEBR14Ry was celebrated at
Rocky Bar by the Masonic fraternity. Hon.
S. B. Dilley7was decorator of the day, and
is-sad TO have made a very able address. A
supper ana, ball, ii the. evening, closed the
entertainments, and everybody had good
time and went bone satisfsdef TT,
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THE Lafayette Courier says. "Corvallis
recently electedsa full Democratic City ticket
the first we believe since the city was in
corporated. We go marching on"
AT the municipal election at Albany re-
Gently re -, ocrats carried portion of the
ticket, and reduced the maJcrity o ne bal.
ance to an average of two. At the proceed
ing election the, Republican majority was
fifty.
, 1866-03-28
Markets by Telegraph.
QUE MIDNIGHT MARKET REP ORr,

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated PrtssI
.. NEw YoRk. March Al.
little demand for money this afternoon, but
The natlet was easy, II 15e per ccut, On cali.
.... GOLD.
EGod continued to advance this D. m. and Was run IN
to lcsA, but II Afterwards receded to 1s7X91H.
Merchants have been hedging xnd hcltlng abort
against the!r purchases OF goods.
There II 1lEo very largo short interest auore the
professional Rpeculators.
At the second Board the ssock market was barely
steady On railway stoeks and transactions generally
limited. The following were the closing prices at s:
New York Central, seH Erie, E1H; Hudson River, I09
Reading lolH; Michigan Southern Northern IndIsus.
Gx; Chicago 4 Pittshurg, 79X; Chicago 4 North.
western, 27K; do preferred ss1; Rock IeAnd 1isX;
Fort Wayne. SEX; Ohio mississippi Certificates,
6H; Western Union Telegraph declined to 5Sx.
FEIRolKux Asp GOLD s7ocKs.
The market for petroleum and gold stocks Hss quiet
At Afternoon quotations, mud no chansrs.
xAnERf.
The ftture Of fCu1kty. Penn Co. ia said to be owing
to large amounts locked I'D IN oil and faroada The
oevelopmert1 oflisblltles are not heavy.
DEF GOODS.
The following report is from the Few York Dry
Goods Exchange:
The dry goods market Is weak and unsettled, and
the tendency Is downward sathe1 than otherwise,
tlcnlariF for foreign goods. Many contend that
hesehed and inc goods mnsr also 50 lower.
Pstnts-stsady.
Brown sheetIngt-Amoakeag A. &c; Appleton 4.
2ac; Atlantic A. Ac: Indian Bead A, sc; Newman
ket A. &c.
Bletched shirttngs-DAtes, 4nc; Forest Dale, Sc
James. s61nch. &c; Lonatale, SOC.
Prints-Met1smack. #, 2lc; do. D, 2oc; Alien, lie;
American, 16c; Amo.teag, 16c; Arnold. 1sc: Coche-
co, 2oc; Dunnel1. tsc; Freeman, 1sc sprague, 2oc
Victory. lec; Wamsutta, 1sHc.
De1atnts-A1nuIes.2 2ss; Hamilton, 22Xc; Hamilton
Manufacturing Co. 2oc.
T1cks-Amoskcag, 1oc; Blackstone River, sc Con-
t1w& KSr. AhAff Mafh 9Hn
, 1866-03-28
FROM ST. LOUIS.

On n Sfrtke-Black KIOmicIde-DIscoy.
cry OF Counlcrfesters, Plates and
Counterfeit e. ;. Treasury NuIes-De-
tecttve Operations, etc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibpne.1
SF. IoC1H, March q.
The chip carpenters, painters, plasteress and
builders are all On strife, and ali The Trade,
Unions are preparing for furthe, strikes. The dir
heulty secm. to he that the bo-ses want TO employ
apprentices and men not belonging to the society,
Tic dam Oh the treasury Of societies not striking
te very large, md IN effort is to be made TO CARY
the question into the local election ne1t week
On Saturday afternoon colpfed etfI was ehot hv
John Andexttn, an old table naine of hes'f 1t i
plbce called Prairie DUPONT near Cahokta, Iii, Il
ecems, that. having refused him her hand. the Wo.
n'an married and went to Cairo. A few Gays since
She returned TO P1alr1e DUPONT met her Old lorer
JACK. who renewed his former suit, which She per
c5nptoftly refused. Jack II ent out and borrowed
shot gun. and shot her dead. BE emerged from The
honse epd told some Of bis companions that be bad
accidentally thnt the woman while tfying to fighten
inquest, resulting Ia the a11eat OF The murderer.
and bis commitment 10 Beltey1lle jail.
lot OF counfesfeitefs' plates hare been i!ecoy.
cred BY the police On Bfoadray. 4 man named
Fierce, a7ested On suspicion aer The United States
found upon his pefson large quantity Of U. s.
Tfcasu1y notef, In nil denominailons, from 800
down; and not having csideuce TO hold him Epon
the charge for which be WAS ar1ezted be was tured
10 nwait trial in default Of $500 bill. An of1seT
nI1iyed here In company With Col Wood, also Of
the United States force, bringing orders from ash.
tngtor to work up this e.se. A half dozen inter
much larger for the discovery OF the counterfeit
plattf thau for the imprisonment Of countereitcre
flerce turned up the iools.
, 1866-03-28

NV YoEK, March q.
,.Co77os-Ehthcr more active at sas4cc for mid
ding. " %3
FnouR-Only moderate demand; couuon grade.
dnll and heavy: sales at $oea 7.t0 for cx[7 Etatn
&aInaHA for extra rornd-honp Ohio and fS55a ii od
MHlsAKT-.SteAdy. It II. 7.ees4@2.17 for Western
GHA1X-Wheat dull xnd common Erades declining,
with ony au1all Salea n 81 6oStS3 for old and ne
alllsaukes club. Rye dali md heafy.. Harley and
barley malt fnl and nominal. Torn rather morc al
nse and shade nrmes G&s7ac for unsound and ia
34c for sound mixed IN store aud deiIy-
cred. 0ats-shaae hrmers $@ lsc for unso1ud West.
ern 1ud 53HG33tc tor Bound. N
TETEoIICN-Du1 at si9 &c for crude and ssassc for
1e1rGd In bend. -
GEocThifs.-Plee dull. Cotfco dull. sue., dull
Cuba M1scovoda itayana At ntl@llHc. Molasses dull
Nncnroda 1t 453ASc.
IFoy11oHs.-fork rrme at $ss.3ate6.H for new
mefs, closing It 9lsS;4 Eesular; s2too&ai5o toi o.d
nesk for April May. and July, sellers optlon at rs
&s:s.:o; nssf leEss = *ls:easlsoo ior asw risia
heavy .! fao aoa tE.5o bacon quiet al 1sH9l5c fni
Enmbtslend cut; E4@15K for short ribbed. aud
17tc for long cut hams. Cat 1ats steady at
forshoaIse.s md 'Ssl;Ac FOR hams; Lard rmer asd
mud 4G3 G3c {of State. Cteese dull at 16a%c
, 1866-03-28

THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.

The Allies and Paraguayan Forces
SILL Confronting Bach Other
Strength OF Tie Respective Heliscer-
enRB.
NEW YoRK, March S1.-Ihe HeralTs Rio Japei1p
correspondent Nrtteh respecting n1aifa in Brazil
md the progress Of The war between the Allies Rud
fas1euay. that the grand attack Of the former had
not yet tecn made. bat the two hostile forces still
ann KiyeI. and It wns expected TIN. the allied aruy
would csotR about the middle Of February, psepaf-
atoEy 10 formidable Assault on the Pa1Cnayan
Crn.1iayan Troops Io.rthe1 uusnbsr abont q oo 10
opp0ee Hhom there were only $500 or So 600 Para
Eu2yans. Btaul had also on the river twenty-four
war tc. sels four OF which were iron lads and the
Afrenunes had Two or thfee:meu OF war.
The branliAns are ye1y desi5ous OF large tmu1f-
grafton to their connt9, aud arc holding meetings
10 fOrNnrd the matter. Eft8f inducemeptF are offer
cd 10 American farmers 10 remove thitne1.
, 1866-03-28
FROM POUGHKEEPSIE.

Attempt to Murder and Rob the
<tDFummer Boy OF the Rappahan-
uock."
pouuuKEEPa1E, w, March s7.-Ahout o'clock
last cTc1itnE, as Robert Henry Hcldersaot, veil
Known ~ the - Drummer Boy Of the tappahan-
mock was entering The Vassar STREET building Of
Eastman's College. he was sci upon by three bur
toomk Of the buiiu1ng. One Of ,he thieves fred
Two shots at Henderson, in quick succession, the
halls striking Testament IN the breast pocket or
shot Immediately drew revolver, aud returned ,he
fire rapidly. During The confusion the burglars
made. their escape. Upon examination, It was
nendcnho1's beautiful silver drum. which was pre-
sen1ed to him by the Tribune Association. and
quantity Of money belonging to the stationery de.
erable excitement, and the police are working out
the case.