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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-21
What John DOna1am. Thinks of the .sUn-
iOnv and. its Editor.

PIoEEER gITY, July 10Th, 1885,.
EDV WoRLD:-I notice an editorial in that mis-
| ceginatfon sheet called the Idaho Union, of the
date ofJuly 18th, under the head of 1.-The sIaugt4
er House Convention, which presume refers to
the Democratic Convention held in CenterWlIe On
the 2dfof June last.
He says injustice has been done to the Demo
cratic Irish of this county. Now let me saysto
you. Mr.. Editor, that as true Irishman, andT
am most happy to cali myself one do fully indorse
the action ofthat Convention. know of 10 foul
means used to place in nomination those who now
are on the Democratic ticket for the coming cleo.
ton. was an aspirant before that Convention
for the nominations of Assessor-and I think nv
chances for REORGANIZATION were equal with nv
opponents + withdrew in Mr.. Britten's favor
through the Purest motives of friendship, which
fully meets the appreciation of all the Irish of
this county, especially those who know Mr.. Brit
ten aswelF as / do, notwithstanding the growls
Ofthe Black Republican Irish editor of the Union.
L as a true Irish Democrat, went to that Con
vention to abide by its decision, let who may be
nominated. Mr.. Crutcter was not my choice in
that Convention, and I voted ag ainst him, but as
everything was fairly and squarely done, have
no complaint to make or fault to find, but expect
to vote the straight Democratic ticket, as also
does Mr. Donoho and Foye
The Irish editor Of the miscegination sheet must.
feel that his cause is rather forlorn one, or he
would not seek to misrepresent those who aresin.
opposition to him in politics. presume byso
doing he thinkshe can win over some of the irish
Democracy to the side Of msceginationism. But
he knows but little about the true Irish principle
although his name is Mclaughlin. The low.bredI
way in which he takes to misrepFesent the Irish
will reflect but little credit upon him hereafter
After all bis putting and letting off that foul spleen
that none but Irish Republican could do, he will
find allthe nominees of that slaughter House
Convention" fully installed after the first of Janu-
airy, 1866, and by the Irish votes too-though let
me say, not ofhis kind of Lrishman.
Mr.. Editor, cannot clothe my language in TINT
sublime rhetoric, that my Irish countryman, the
editor of the Union can do, and hope not to
slime my tongue with Vulgar quotations, but |
know it will be understood by all true Itishm9n.
JOHN Donovan.
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From j. HI. WickeEshem--Anothe Abo-
IitiOn Lie Nailed.

L EDITOR Would 81 claim a small space in your
columns, in reply to an article appearing in the
Tuesday issue of the Idaho Union termed the
slaughter House Convention '-in which an
charged with being member of the " Know
Nothing Party" of California-which pronounce
incorrect in every particular.
That party commenced its existence in the Fall
of '55 and elected J. Nicely Johnson, Governor;
and in September 81 was defeated by the Demo-
cratic party, headedsby John B. Weller.
If was member of any "WigwamR orf holes
in,the ground'' never knew of it, as Twas enter
ing n1gssix teenth year, aad I havesuficent know
ledge of American Institutions to know that no
one of that age has voice in government affairs.
End. would never affiliate (ifof, age13with any
of brthlDr religious belief. From my infancy I
have been taught Democratic PRINCIPLES. | shall
live Democrats and die one.
Eor the truth of the above assertions, refer with
pleasure to Mike Cosgrove, Timbuctoo; Peter
Kerrigan, Sucker Flat; James Brady, Brady's
Ranch; N E. Whitesldes, Parks Bar Lyman
AckIy, Lander's Bar; Walter Burns of Fosters
Bar, (now Of this City, !; Gov. John B. Weller,
Col. F. L. Hatch, C. B. Fowler, every Irishman
in Yuba County every member of the Know Moth
ing and Democratic organizations in said county,
be they whom they may. And in the municipal
election of 1855 in MarysVille, worked faithfully
with sixty Americans and two hundred and sew
enty-siX Irishmen and Germans for, C. B.zFOwler,
an lrshman, for Mayor, ands George +. Knight,
German candidate for City Marshal, and the
straight Democratic ticket-bave ever since
shall so continue. Respectfully,
J.H. WICKERSHAM.
Democratic Candidate for Auditor and Recorder
of Boise County.
The following is an affidavit of one4of the
leading citizens of Marysvilles in l855-now
a resident of this place,
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, County of Boise-ss.
I, George Gumbert, being duly sworn, depose
and say, that was member of the American or
Know Nothing party in Marysville, Yuba county,
California /; that j.. H. Wickersham was never
member of said organization; that have known
him and family since 1850; that at this time he
was only l6 years of age; that he was young but
sound Democrat, and always participated in cleo
lions; that at the principal election held in that
city, in 1S55s5 he. worked; as did his brother, w
H. WickersAam, for Chandler B; Fowler for May
DR., and George f.. knight, German Democratic
candidate for Marshal; and that in 1856 W. H. |
#icJ1ersham, beat.th Know Nothing candidate,l
Tor Auditor of that county. / will refer to Isaac
). BelcheF, j. G. McQuaue. Walter Burns and ev-
cry citizen of Yuba county, and dare any one to
deny this. 6. GUMBERT.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this, July
18th, 1866. j. L. MCGOwND, ]. p.
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MARION MOORE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Mr.. s. Ridges business partner having established
house in Montana, leaving the whole of the bu-
'siness at Centervil e9nder Mr.. Ridges care, that
gentleman prefers not to be candidate for county
Commissioner. FhesDemocratic Central Commiss
tee have therefore nominated Marion Moore, Esq.
for the position. tbs is a splendid nomination.
a Board composed Of John NJ. Cannady, Morris
fitzgerald and Marion Moore, cannot be excelled
1t is ticket which appeals to the good sense of
every tax payer in the county. They are all men
who have the confidence of the community. tits
tickle which ought to be elected, and which will
be elect ed By an overwhelming majority.
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TERRIToRY OF IDAHO, |
County of RMise.

At n meeting of the Board of County Commits.
sioners in and for said County, held at the office
of Jonas W. Brown on the Sth day of NAV, 1866
JndgeC. B. Waite presented a bill for services as
District Attorney, amounting to $3.50. Upon an
examination of the BILL the Board concluding it
exorhitant andjllegal, deducted fronasaid bill the
sum OF $500, leaving a balance.dus-and allowed
OF $3.50. In hhrredly writing up the proceedings,
which was done in order to facilitate his settle
ment of the purchaseSof the Court House, be re-
the Docket was written up, an error was made in
entering said Bill on the Docket for full amount
without deduction as made by the Board Judge
Waite procured the warrant, for full amount, from
Mr. Murphy, Auditor, the latter having no other
alternative but to take the record for the amount
and to the best of my information and belief Mr.
Murphy did tell Judge Waite, before drawing said
warrant, that an error existed. He Still howeza
er, claimed and got the warrant.
Thus the matter remained till the next session
OF the Board, when | went 20 Judge Waite, in
person, showed him the original Bill with the
amount allowed indorsed don the back, and signed
by the President of the Board, as is customary;
thus showing him clearly that mistake had been
made aud that he hadein his possession 5000 more
than was allowed, and requesting him. to reetify
the error Heidi then and there say that he
Walte) had earned the money and would keep it .
even though he did not deny that an error had
been made on myepart which gave him the advan-
tage Of $20e.
He afterwards spoke of making deductions on
other bills, but for this positively refused to make
the correcucn.eialmed. HENRI f. SAYRS.
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, County Of Boise.
Henri F. Sayrs, being first duly sworn, deposess
and says that the foregoing statement is true Of.
his own knowledge, excepting, that which he
states upon information and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of July, 1866. Witness my hand. and Meta
rial seal, the day and year first above written
: E.,.W. BELL, Notary Public.
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ENooUNTER.-The ostensble editor Of the Idaho
Union had an encounter with Mr.. John German,
onNW ednesday last which resulted in Mr. Nc,
Laughlin being badly beaten. The conflict grew
out of scurrilous article in that paper, attacking
and grossly insulting Mr.. German for supporting
the Democratic ticket. That paper will probably
soon learn that brow beating and bullyragging,
Democrats won't carry them through in this
county. Democ rats had quite enough of that two
and three years ago. The Viglante outlaws are
in the wrong community to apply ,tketrstrangling
tactics on German, or any man.
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sheriff Is sale.

RY virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID~District Court in and for the county of
Boise, upon judgment rendered in said Court,
wherein William Kavanaugh is plaintiff and
George r. Zimmerman is defendant for the sum
Of Two Hundred and Ninety-one 99-lOO Dollars
judgment and costs of suit, duly tested the 10th
day of July, A. D. 1866, have seized and taken
in execution the following described property,
to wit: Twenty-Five feet, undivided, in the dis.
coyery claims of the Keystone 100 feet, undivided
in the discovery claims of the Northern Light
(tunneD; 25G feet, undivided, in the discovery
claims of the Valley Forge; 228 feet, undivided
inthe discovery claims of the Cityof Dublin; 22S
feet, undivided, in the discovery claim of the
G.ora Mundi; 228feet in. the discovery C lain of
the Pennsylvania 1921 feet, undivided, in the
discovery claim of Magma Charta; one building
lot, so feet front, in Yreka City; one building lot
with some house logs in Banner City District, and
the undivided one-half of a town lot situate in
Forrest City and in Silver Mountain District:
Public notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day of August, A. D. 1856, at II o'clock, NJ, Twill
sell, in front of the Court House door in Idaho
City, at Public Auction, for cash, the above de-
scrbed property, to the highest bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all accruing costs.
J. l. CRUTCHER. Sheriff.
ldahoSCity, July ID ,1l866 n39w3
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Gard from Mr.. crutcher.

SHERIFF's OFFICE. July 18th, 1866
Editor NO, din Tuesdays Issue of the Idaho
Union | noticed an article under the heading of
Forget and Forgive, in which it is stated that
made rsesof certain expressions derogatory to Mr..
John German and my Irish fellowcitizens at large.
| now emphatcally declare that the statement is,
in every respect, t5lse dndmatiE,ou85 and the au-
thor Of it, whoeuerhe or they may be- are base and
malignant slandererS. unworthy OF even the con-
tempt of eVerYhonest man.
JAMES L. CRUTCHER. :
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SHERIFF's SALEs.-The Idaho Uniou whines
like sick school boy because the Sheriff of this
county refuses to publish, officially, the Sheriff
sales in that blaebguard sheet: in other words be-
cause the Missouri Plke' does not choose to paw
for the'low-bred, dirty, lying abuse which is run
through the sewers of the Union, upon him, three
times a wteL--ttPriee @5 inve 10 bl,, IN ,,,oo -
That paper does not state that the matter was re-
ferred to Jrdge Mcbride, who decided that the
Sheriff.had rig hit to publish the sales where he
pleased. The brazen impudenco exhibited by the
request is only equaled by the balance of that
journals course. The people of this county will
continue, for some years, to look to the WORLDS
columns for information respecting sales on exc
cution.
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NEW GooDs.-J. W. Wood b 60. hare Just
received the largest and best selected. stock of
Goods ever brought, 20 this market. Their stock
cfelothing was selected by Mr.. Wood, in person,
which is sufficient guarantee thatthe most Gu
rous can be gratifed. Call and examine his stock
If only to see whatthe fashion is "down at the
Bay
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NEGROES IN PRocEssIoN.-Th San Fran
cisco Tribune is very. indignant because the
Committee Of arrangements in San Francisco
refused to ALLOW negroes to have a place
among the. whites in the procession onthe
s4th Of July. Hear him.,
1--WE do not believe there is man in the city
who was heartily for the Union, the Emancipation
Proclamation, the election of Mr.. Lincoln, and
The abolition amendment 70 the Constitution, who
will not feel ashamed Of this contemplate turnkey
ism, and ask himself who has dared to place S,+n
Francisco on the record as guilty of SO gross an
outrage on common decency? Let Hunkerisin stay
i'll its grave. Give the negroes place-no mat
ter how humble place, but place in the pro
cesslon. Nune who trusted in Abraham Lincoln
VIII be ,odended. They desire it. Those who
hated him hate also the race he emancipated.
They should not be consulted. Fer The honor of
San Francisco let the inconsiderate action of the
Executive Committee on this question be rescinded.
Letnot this iaettaceable blot be placed upon her
reputation
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T. B. Reynolds, formerly Of the Idahe States
man, has been "reound teown" for several days
past-occasionally paying us friendly call. AS
yet we haventFmissed anything. He has sold out
has interest in the Statesman and is going to see
the old folks at home''-back in old Pike-in
short time. As jovial sprint" he is entitled to
the freedom of the city-and he enjoys it fully.
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Lottery for Coin and hsselrv -Messrs. Jackson
u Woods are preparing for grand Lottery to be
drawn on the 4th4sept $500 in coin and So, 900
IN first-class jewelry will be disposed of. Only
1900 tickets will be ss0ed. everybody will have
a. show. Tickets 50: Particulars neztweek
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DEATH BY THE GAZING OF BANK.-Mr. Bern
hard CRUDE, miner at work on the claim Of
Roach Y Co., on Elk creek, little above town,
was killed. last Tuesday, by the sudden caying of
!. q bank under which he was at work. Mr. CRUDE
was natiyeo of Herzogthums Oldenburg Germany
and was about twenty'nine years of age. He was
struck on the breast by rock, which knocked
him down. He arose to his feet but Immediately
fellagain, striking his head against the bank,
leaving him insensibIe. He died soon after. He
was esteemed by his acquaintance as worthy,
honest, industrious man, and was followed to the
grave by.a large procession. Mr.. james Roach
displayed much interest in the details of his flu
neral, for which he receives many thanks.-from
the friends Of the deceased-also Messrs.l Durein
and Schwamb.
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MRS, GETzLER was complimented with crowd
ed house, la st Tuesday evening, which must have
ceen very ratfyng to her, in appreciation of the
esteem IN which she is held in Idaho City.
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See notice Of house for sale.

Read Wiokersham's refutatioDs of the Unions
SANDERS.
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JENNY LIND THEATfR.-The Robinson Troupe
will appear at this Theater tonight with the at
tractive bill damon and Pythias; or, The Test of
friendship" Mrs. Getzer viii appear as Calaaa-
the, Ner Phelps as Dam0Rs j. B.4sobinson as Py.
thias, and w. H.Robhson as 4sueallus This is a
new piece for this place, andeught to draw good
house. The performance viii conclude with the
popular Farce .'Too Attentive by HALF" wherein
Betpq Baker will introduce new song.
On Sunday evening g Ingemarn will be per-
formed. This play was wASessed with much sat.
isfaction upon its former presentation, at the Idaho
Theater, and with the superior facilities of the
Jenny Lind, as announced by the management
upon their change of places, must better ena BILE
the Troupe to present the piece in its perfection.
A.fuIf house viii be their only just reward The
celebrated Play ''The Colleen Bawn' WILDE per
Sormed daring the coming week, of which due
.astice viii be given. 9@ h..
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AFFIDAVIT.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GREAT MORAL REFoRMER
AND FINANCIAL OPERATOR, G. B. WAITE.
We alluded last week to certain warrant
held by Judge Waite. The following afida-
Wit explains the matter insaetail: Z
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ScENE-Mc. on "all tours" making for'the
corner. Theme-"Dirt-e eating proclivities- of
his fel low-man.''
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FENIAN, CHOP HOUSE!
TAKE NOTICE.

A LLPERSONS knowing themselves to be In
EAe~debted to the estate of B. f. Duke deceased
are hereby notified to make immediate payment to
The undersigned and thereby save cost, as further
indulgence positiceiy, cannot nor will not be Civ
en-. All persons having claims against the estate
of the said B. F. Duke deceased, are requested to
present them for payment prior to the expiration
of ten months from the present date, or they viii
forever be debaued. j. b. DUKE,
Centerville, June 2K. '66.n36tf. Admir-
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REDEMPTION FUND.-

O EALED PROPOSALS FOR THE sURREN--
- der of County Warrants issued prior to the
first day of January, 1866, will be received by me
up to the last day of the next; ensuing session OF
the Board of County Commissioners. The low
est bids for 'tle~suTFenGer of said County War
rants will be accepted Provided, that no bids for
more than par value of said Warrants, or any bid
unless accompanied by the Warrants proposed to
be surrendered, shall be accepted
J. W. WOOD, County Treasurer.
Idaho City July s, 18G6n37w4
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Owners of Toll road and Bridge Franchises are
referred to mott ce affecting them, published to-
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NOTICE.

lTEyhe following warrants on the County Gene
~ raj Fund will be paid on presentation at my
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-19
Market Renor1S

New YORK, October IS -Noon.-Gold 49,.
Exchange tirmer, at 1OS4. Cotton dull, at
40043.
Z ?. M.-Gold 4ss. Flour firm-salcs
$50 barrels, at 120116. Corn 1c. better
i1ar1 La neavy, at 159174. Cotton dull sales
400 bales, at 40043. Spirits turpentinc 7G
M7S. Rosin S4.75010
New ORLEANS, October 18-Cotton lower;
middlings 37@3S Gold 49, Cuba mo-
lasses 57@D6O. Corn--wlitc 95: mixed 81.
Flour-superfine $I2 12g
@bALTIMoRE, October 13.-FIour steady.
Groceries steady. Provisions dull.
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News Items.
t wenties 6S4

WASHINGTON, October 1S.-A letter has
been received in this city from Iieut Gen
Sherman, discussing the political situa-
ton, and cmphatically approving of the
Presidents policy of rcstoration.
The Secretary of War, on the recon-
mendation of the Surgeon-General. with
draws, on the 1st of November next. the
military quarantine established in Vir-
ginia, North and South Carolina. Georgia.
FLORIDA, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana
and Texas
Secretary Stanton had lengthy inter
view with the President this morning
hls early retirement from the War Dc
paftment Is conceded to be certain Sc
major Cowan, OF Pennsylvania, arrived this
morning, and also had an interview with
'hS S,inl resident Wi during the day:
James = Green, from Georgetown, S. G.,
arrived tins morning, and reports that, on
the l4th, she saw 4 large brig ashore
twelve miles South OF Fcnwick Island the
sea breaking over her. On the 1Sth she
Barnegat. Tho propeller Empire. from
Wilmington, N. c.. is ashore on the ont
SIDE OF Sandy Hook; she is logged and
mas three feet OF water in her hold Her
cargo OF rosin is strewn all along the
oeach. Sne went ashore last night.
A large Republican ratification meeting
was held last night, at the Brooklyn Aca-
denny OF Music Prominent radicals deli
vcred speeches, assailing the public and
private character of President Johnson,
and earnestly urging on the people the
Importance OF the adoption of the consti-
tutlonal amendment, as q security for the
future: series of resolutions expressive
OF their principles and ratifying the Re-
publican nominees of this State, were
unanimously adopted.
ST. LOUIS, October 49, A terrific steam
boiler explosion occurred here this morn
ing, in the turning shop of j. H. Rubrock.
on Franklin Avenue, totally demolishing
the shop and two other buildings. Twenty
two persons arc known to be buried in tLc
ruins.
James Stephens, the Fcnian Hcad-C Cen
ire, made a speech here yesterday, in
which he declared that the battle for irish
independence would commence Oh Irish
soil before the next year
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Late Arrivals.

USI OPENED, tiac assortment OF;
- Contys VIOLET POMADE.
CREME PONIPADOUR.
CREME DE BEAUTF.
Delettrez Creme Duchcssc.
g Philocomc.
Lubin's Extracts, for Handkerchief.
idmmers Violet.
Coudray's Extracts.
farlna Cologne, genuine.
Magnolia Water
Burnett's Toilet Sets.
I4a!rds Bloom of Youth,
Lubin's Soaps, assorted
Rimmels Toilet Bar Soap.
Brown Windsor Soap.
Hlmmel's PclluGid Glyccrinc soap.
Oct II
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ESIe graph.
NV
Gable Dispatches.

LIVERPOOL, October 17.-Cotton firm and
unchanged; middling upland ISL.
LONDON, October 17.-Consols S9!. Five
twenties 6Sl.
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Sales
Sheriff S Sale.

T WILL SELL, in front -, ,;,. c,,,..
4 House, to wit, i'll front of nv Anrtin,'
Room, IN this city,) hy order and dirncti",,
or Jesse +. Dent, Sheriff of Richlnnd d.
trlct, ON the first day of November nn1t
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the followi,:& articles
bureaus, Bedstcads. TAIL =.
Wash-stands 2 Tctc a-Tetcs.
ioiiet Glass Frame, sets An,lirons
! Mattress, / Sofa, l Safe, 5 Frames.
Chairs, Carpet-Strotcher
/ box Chains, Iron &c
Levied on as the property Of Kvbecca
Pallcv, 6ttaS Rebecca Hall, at the suit of
John Ferguson, Trustee, rs. Kcbccca
Balley, atlas Kcbccca Hall Terms cash.
Oct 10 ". I. WALTER. Auct'r.
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TERW1LLIGER'S
FIRE H BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.

NNHE undersigned have been appointed
a agents for these superior SAFES.
These Safes are made with three langes-
all other safes have but two. They have
Powder Proof Locks, and the locks and
bolts are protected with plates of hardened
steel, which is the only protection against
the burglars drill and the insertion of pow
der Also, warranted free from dampness.
While these Safes hav, no superior in
quality, they are furnished at moderate
prices at least Z5 ia 33i per cent. less than
Herring's and other makers, while the
quality cannot be surpassed.
A sample Safe can be seen at our store,
and orders will be taken at New York
pr;:es, with expenses of transportation
a. led, and no charge for forwarding in
Charleston. j. X Y. II. AGNEW.
july 81