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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-18
OBJ 0rfurN Democrat


Onc q the worst leracics entsilcd ur.on
us By The var - a rcokiess eNtravscanc,..
Il has poisoned and corrupted every part q
Ar body polite. The vhoie commonly Z.
iuscvssd- Everybody goes in for big f,ruf.
az and eNtrasAgancc. E-asonabis profits
and bouesi economy are boil iruorcd. ans
reckoned among the things tiai ~ere
Men and women sre not only cNtravaeaut.
but cue eNccutive and legislative depart
menis are equsily RECKLESS. An honest On
sesiigaiion vould develop re sisriiin.
isct that a. lcsst some % oar cssfoni house.
srv Eftic better ihAa IDEAS o. tieise. d.
proof, look a. sonoc of The rcccnt develop
menis ia the Ncv York custom Loasr.
~herc government iusPs c;ors have been
pad ~ govvrument a. .Eafch thar sabor-
dinaies. ard these very same subor,iilatr.
have pad ihe insPcc;ors 90 siui up their
cyrs snd lci them s~indlc thc rovcrnnsni.
Dcialcaiio-s among gusvrnmcut o.hoials
arr becoming quitc too common. AGAIN.
look az the prescuf Congrcss. --asiauic,l Co
enact a ias increasing their salarics. uhirh
would cnarc 10 tLosc Who are o. come aftr
ihcm.-hifeling on an smcnd,ncnt 90 an
aPProPriatiou bil. voting thcm.elvcs Zee
fi0u-''''d doi.aIs Fo yoar. Iuiic Srnatr.
% passed unanimously. Of coursr. thar boil,
No'ing dowa tie rroposii5on 10 tak,.-l...
yeas and nays. Ia TIE Hone. IL w. sn-
gIneercd iarough - just u-e maiorify.
\ movement Or tso haze been started in
the House. she present session. O. REPEAL
The sitrociogs au,cn.lnrs O.. bsg ia b. ONLY fo
quiet tse people. Tto-c wbo move .u ti-
matter don't mean any sach thing Com
pared nth the past. money d, voted i.r
Congrrss and Sale Lrgislafur,s with 90
utter rccklcssucss. Almost every l-o.i, 81
cihcc Is rriiuouin- ID have tlrir salari.s
raised. Gtrc. gire. b. thc cry i7om c,trr
dirtc All Ga, b. not 40 At~uir.ts
a Increasing thc pay Of government oiF-
e'ai- arr geuera''y sl-rr,-ful. T. o. ret
about time ior tlr people to inquire ~Irn
and Uhcre arc these thin-. gong io 500.
To help pay thr-e hills tie r,or,lc offls.
country are loaded tour u-il rs.s,i,r t...
yoni prccedeni la arr rvrub.icaa ros~rr,
meet. y poor uid0u. o. hehs Lrr ffe.
has 10 pay sovrrnmcnt stamp llfy o, f,-.
A1-ldrof pr aa.f on a 5.n,h I'D lccii,r
matches. uhiie whisAcy mauuiariar,--, ar4
dcairrs. who ar 6oadia- ihe roauf-s ui,I.
thcir De- liga.I arc AL distilled da-lnatioi. ~
arr managing 20 cheat thc co-y,-ninaai o.t
oi ~ least tso iAir4s Of jest tax. Tic
remedy D with tb- PeoPlc Let tis,n
watch their Pab.ic servants. ASA promptly
cut down ever nam who. sifLrr directly r
indireeily. iAvors cxfratarait legislation.
Hobs those ulcn who haze thc rais- siril.,.
% ri,il acoouufahili's. "a tlis wa,. AL
o. ihis way only. shall ne ever b. brougLt
back 70 a system Of honest ic-isia.ion in
matters OF Gnancc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-18

Erruu Lu-rrEr-. The fr,t lecture %
ilc ~ p cl-rsc vas delivered b~ior~
large snl v.rs attentive a.li~n-c iast
Tl--s.iay eve. % g., Dr Ten liz lcc-
t-rc ur1n th- sn.--ct. .- Hoe O. make 80
rao'' 81 Msir-." ~. rsf-r-1-i, Interesting
al .asf-l.fis,. b.ih in it, delivery. eiv-
rlnre ara rire tha1-it Tie aud..noe
ucnt away ir.m il. ,harcA better content
90 ~ifh oa- ~.ar. uith renewed real for
iaf-o,,ueut. a-i in ihc Laprie,i f-amc q
u4irl possible. TIE lecture tbis ucek is %
tr delivered PSI E-t. Elijah Keiior-. up'a
thr Mage k.y.~ 4 cruulcd Loasr al
ro douti testify ihc hi-h srprscisfion be-
v-ill ii Loils ti,, erntirraau', comment atii-
r,.s. The ness i-ctare Ill o. given t..
E-s. D. q Baiir.. OF Porflarl r.. Mr.
Bodies takes rank among ii- frst o. hand
orafors. Iho.- ubo have hcarI d.. ei9-
If.ut ai-cour-.s oncr rsrsr AI O. make
cs,rs rf.-t to bar h.m again. o., .ab-
Irrt n -' Wor. ard T.ay.- AID aH oan be-
a-slr-i 90 ri.h treat sho m1f hate tt-
orIorfuaIil ai h,ls.in- Co BE-. a f-s ro-c
srar.n tickets. ai a r,,lacr.l pii.r. are irfl
60 fha-e aLo MAJ desire OBJ aitru.l tie fest
- fi. coarse. vt..t rrr .ncisirs Rev NJ.
Bai.e-. Dr. y o. Trae. Prs sail.
g., s.. a. Penn Es. d. Wiurf.. q
Nca Yafa. orc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-18

win. hcihei. iarvcnv. onc wear. ~ .n-nih..
Chari~i n Miiisr. S-c,i~a. aI.hr-r. ~,
years WiItsn Sun.th. Anlss-r. roif.-r.
ihrre year. Prank wcii.nstoa. Essbsrv.
lsrccay. to ycsr..
A. a. delay inE siiii fsrther the tiasc
~hen banks shau resume spccie pa,m~rt.
under q susPcns ION Of tho rul-.. - paced
o. De- enacted. and nuulerou. petition. AMI
orders ~efs presented And fsrrci
Jan. io. \ couuunicaiiou ~as received
from ihc Governor. transmitting the ,.ro.
posed amcnincni % thc Cou.iiiu,ion.
~biCh a. rvierrsd % tie Commiifce on
FEDERAL Relatiou,. With instructions 90 ~
pert bir
An order uas ras-ei in.lrrlctin- The
Committee on abe Juiici4ry % inquirr into
ihc ~sp-.lierey - su--ndire ~ revised
siafu'c. 81 ths' alscrii.c--cnt. Or %. ssi-
90 lad fcr iaNes uay b. puhE.hei n a
nc~spsprr IN ti- county vi,ere such land L.
s.t.aiei. install 20 IN t'c STATE pager. a.
rou rroviicd. : la--- number Of peii.
icons we're presented IN aver q amendments
'a co. hsaor las.
ianuary N. The Conr-itfee 81 STATE
Fr~a,rrtr's Accgunf- reported ih. thev
TAI snau.rrf thc books al accounts "a
in- i'cAsurvr's oiisr. and f1sad th,ua cor
n0''g east aui p-vp~riy ,ouch~d. a-l
arrc''ng viih ths balance sheet c,hibiied
io ihr L~-i.ia'ur-
81 ~'crrnf. irrn The Counri'iee On
leirrai Eriaiioat. reported bil al g., Co
rain ihc arnrf''in'cnt O. the Consultation
oi tho lu'fed States. IT, ru'r. woe ms
r~u...l. ant en- 90 'Lirl r~.l,ur NJ.
Frgr. 90 i.-~','o'. -aie sa .io.I'~nt speed.
81 iavo- of if. pas,a-r Tie YEAS a..l nav.
-ere orl.r,i. anl ,h- hiii -. Passed % 10
r-rcsscl.--geas i26. ratsl2.
4 Petition iron o. Prc.lert ~ o.,
i.re.i- Farnin-tou Railroad. a.kirr fsr
aliho-i'v % iea.r sane rosi. as r.rr.,rt-
90 AL rrf.r--i
u JOINT contrrt.ru. tion y. q. Heb
horu 49, dominated by acciauation a. ths
Errubiiran candtlaie g. STATE Trcssarer.
>ttarias. J,n -. S-arc-ivs qaorsl
"a p-csert. ard no husiucss ct irnportauco
transartrl
ArcrsrA. ia. is i~.,1.
Bot hifi husiurss uas done fn either
h'snoh save thc presenting anl f,icrriur II
r-iliions.
Fetriou cfS y. Ike aad other. for
arthority to c1nsiruct lam an.l flli-c ia
o. to-u af Lowell uasr,irrrci to tlss Con-
uffcc co lntcrior Water.
Tues.iaf. Jan. 2f TIE Committee on
thc Jai'o.iry have appointed Ta..ans. t'.s
-,''h in.t.. io bar 'i,, fa-tie. iu ea,c q rc-
tf.an of Baia. >,a-sil anl oihers 'o o. 81:
81 from tLe So.iA Par, Village CoTora-
fian.
A sf,rs O.. heir- ual- for tbe enact
ulrat of a general Ia fo- en- firihrr rro-
tcriloa ani rsoqa-aiion oi f,h in as in-
terror waters 81 Moo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-18
Paris Flour Milla

IL I'll D. seen by their notice ir snothcr
coiumn that thcrc has rcccnily brcn soue
rhsnr- IN tho Frorrietor-hip OF this eel
knour aourinr estaSl,.hmrnt
purius tlc rsss to or thrse YEAR. tbis
uin Ia, bcca eulsrgel ani rrunodeli,d.
having BEN fsrnishel 18th entire uev ma
chincy. 90 thc most modern anl i1srrov-
81 pattern. thrcushoui. ard 2, ro- un-
dout'eiiy thc best arpriofci four u,iii. In
every particu'sr. % To- frvnd ansShcrc ir
Nc~ Eugiani Il has iccn rrcnounc,i o.,
competent Wc.tcrn rrcn 20 b- folly el1ai
10 aaf min 81 the sane capacity in thc
Ws-fcrn States We au-rrsfsnI ti.cs A.
nov farming oui from one hunircl O. our
hun.irrd ard ffy barrels cf 1orr rcr dar.
nof outstanding rhi,h TAT. they arc almost
coutinuaiig behiu.i orders f-r choice grades,
TIE rrrsi de-,aal for az grade. ct ,ieir
four shows that its ucriis afc f1ily app
called by feur dealers sul corsu-,rrs -i,h-
in a large raiiss.
VI Thompson. ,hc beat u,.'i-r q this
cstablisLnert. ser,cI = iorS arrrcuti,rsh'p
90 tic miIiu- b-.-.ncss Dob NoTenharcn.
Denmark. --i~rc q, made thc tr.t f,ur ,a
The ac-si.l and for IT, past ui,c years las
i>cn miiio- in Chirs-o.-a psrt ol which
tiuc in Marble. u .rs. whose four a. CON.
silcrcl by most dvai,rs tic best ia tic
Wet. vhcrc D. hss d,sc-,cdi, li-h rs,.-
station a. uiilrr. Consequently. an four
iurnr'i oai ~ BIN nav o. expected 10 De-
iaiiy Up % ihe -;snla-l
We a-r usinc the Dnmoad Fl.a-. ana
can give in oar trstimo-v o. g. superior
quaiits w have never ned four tf-t
gave better safisfar'iaa. uo; czcrrsin- even
tac ehoiccs' ~. i.puis brands. w .sc DO
cooi rrs.ou WY cur people sbonH bsv
Nrrtcr1 four WIEN ti.-s car procure Al, a-
tig,c uanuis-furri ia ti-rr midst which g.
s'fc oi proving a COOL thin-. is clear ard
fresh from thr miii. b. Pot up 81 ni-c 49,
tsrrrls maruficfurrd expressly ilr ihern.
every way attractive OBJ Customers. s-l failv
90 CENTS rer h.rrsi ohcar-r tlaa Western
four oi .iu,iiar grade.
W. iaso cool authnrir. ~ ra,ia- tb @
fh,'r '- Clatr Family brand iat rsir..i \
Wv hi-h rrru'afiou. al g.. urloaltc.li,
lar 'a~ le,t article fr q ftuil, Gour io o.
f'un 3 ia thc market al; ;hc rricc. w e..
r.-r every family fh-t Ik-. r.oI bread.
tanl vao Foes rrf'l and v1aid a..r-~
iirusriFrs cf getting o.. CD frr a barrel 90
thc if-is Mills fia-r. arl s, are roaflert
!"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-18

a Nrv Eorrr. a mert.r- OF tt. Fari.
hri Eosrd of Trade VS. hed M.nfar
eveniug a. uh.ch sas discas.e.i e. rr..-.i
70 Secure d. trade Of pouioa CT Yer.
uouf. Tie route confempisied leaves fb-
Porf'sai q Rochester road at ssro river.
sd azie,is 'hrouzh Frrebsrg to Dsl.on.
y N III. would rrq.ire -0 miles Of
r.a 10 .a-i uaaI give r.riilI o.
re- iar oi isl n....s fo i1ase'. r.iat a
petiiisn I'D be 500 to fle Legislature for
. liaritr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-18

Farming m Oxford Counfy,
Walter Wei. istci, made che hi-h5
ridiculous statement that hs kre~ a plsov
In Oxford Coanty ~ unfcrtiic ihas ten aer,s
a. laud ~ouid male a rrass'cpf.cr's eyes
water. Ihis ~as sp'ly Offset o. someone.
vho declared that Le krc~ a place bel Ne~
Hampshire where ti,- farmers iookri go
chimney Co. scc b. thcir cows verr couin-
home. n uiss Pc srfEcicni to say tir.' r,,a
cniravorinc O. pcrul,riEe scirncc ulust u..
ciosiue language, ard in this particular
insiEnre. a. any ratc. e wl hc d,fhcah 90
show any ie-.nisii,n in fasi f,r H. state
ur-i a. vas cr,ir asoriu- 90 ar-ur that
Name ccah not SD icrs.f AMI must
torn o. manniarturinr w tbiuk vel oi
che latter plan. arl rouii cncourare Tie
utiiriu- 81 every c-iion 81 ~afcr that nov
runs o. waste o- na-seraas streams. SCI &c
tbiok sounl 1,stiieai economy uiI "a, dat
AZ ,he --.n- fiuic So hall iarn % Account
81 ihc frrtiic arrrs about us. to feel ~
hands iha; rust De- cuq'o,r,i in the u.sua-
iacfufcs. The ione. We sur0iv. vbat sue
ocssfal a-rieuiiarr must aiva,s co1-ua-l.
q -ooi hone market ior al ihc proiu.t. a
thc ,oi. IT, buIky rroluris of 'bc farm
cannot b. transF-ori-l a borg li.',nc- for a
market. aai. csr- ia ihis county,. have 90
De- put in con.i,uscl iarm Lcforc market
irg
We dil noe design % enter ul.on l.s.
cu..isn 90 thss natter in tl.c beginning. ont
~ished @, p-,s,ni some fsc-s sio-i-s Mat
can De- Con, in ihis Coaniy. vhcn faru.i-.-
3. entered al.ra in a basiar.s-fkc rlarr,-
J. i-fi. NJ =. T.. ilrrnc. 90 No-rzr.
rurclas-l ffs are, of oil ra.iurc iaul.
near uir above o. village. Hssi--
iaitb boz r,tiirr somr r,tarn ircu iis r.ts-
ture Doe. hr erected in a. Village fie fuc
barn l1 fhc r,ar IL 80 fa-rrrr. rii. iaff-
ius D.. Cd ty 80 f.,t. ~.-h o. f.e-r posts. cove
crr- lf tru.s ROOF. cl,irg i.u q doa-
in ihe DE-. u'ri a, -raaa-y \ ua1ar,
criiar o.eaFi-. thr uio'- ia.cur-t. iu
w..r- ac a,anaia .f.-cs 1nrua-r ESQ hun-
irei cords OF u,arar,. It's. 81. uais
unrs m sect i.rt.i1.- fy rrcri,iu- lir
va.h from Co. ,ais vi.rr tb- hile. arc
hucl. tAc water tria- tarrcl irsa ia- cei-
a- bs ~eoi-n taiir-. iic ai.o Code tic
~a.fr bar a valuable aIlu.a fo Do hap.
oi lr,ss.u-
g. PAS e-..sa,,i i.. Dc iloror stl,. -
o.. ,'i.sr Lonariar large d-afis AMI ,.,I.i.
,- T..l r,t-ru-. uutd nau ii. iarn -.l
ha-4It corfa.a tc rraiarf, of th- f-n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-18

ava stt NA44stlAl AnIEelflur.
iIL'A brEruEFs. Have 80 forgotten
thas 1o-i o.. made Co. Clar,h rr.ra-..,',
iorfhc r,uvenie. af iie sorlIs That ll-
has reca hcr ihc r-qa..fe power ia rae
r.it Of iLc TO-, >p.-a' Tlat CO. history
of o. C-ur,h shows that tir -ork cf c.--
'r-iiHs the uo1ii La, pro-r-..ei ia is., M.
Prnpar-.on oi earnest CHRISTIAN eF.r, n.sl.
Or fae great oi.-cfs Tiat extra efa-f.
A. recr.ssrv o. che. -r.at enIs Tat
C.a-r..-s ihaf have made extra tf .-f. Law.
aided fo ihe.- nrnb,r,hip hr scores and
th'usard.. uh,i- tnr.r maxim. % r.I-. e.
ter iatc larr.l t-lI tirir aurs E..-
de.Irals oi a general revival 90 rs.... RI.
ani tlr clrft-s,.r of rer l. great r-...
..r-. therefor, -h- Co---r-af ..raI ,'...r.h
in No-~ay invites aal r,Tar.i. ibc ra.,.-.
of oRi1rl Cori-r.rrc to u..-t urb f.. r.
lsir-a'rs ia convention a, No-rsr Villa
Jan -tl ADD -5l. ai Do O'Clock An. t.
CONSIDER the a-oi anI ,-~r.s of general
revival of r,. zion tarou-hoat ti.. o-uf.r-
,r,r Brrfhrsa. 90 rtf rrf.s pr r,-.sg
- 'aft :. T. MrrrY.
Pastor of C.r- Chr-ri. " .lsar.
N.-uaf Ja-. lf. Iss7.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-18
tfun eur krzuisr Cerrrrpo-.'sat
Letter from Au-usfa.

Woaftsr. Short ses.iaa. ,s~r~-u.-.. NJ.
srg ard Military ssrs. Legi,iafirs
ce--i'i,-,. fssrae RopsA. fey,,la-
firc SEufafrg
Arersra. Jan. IS. isss.
The -catirr has been 6nc since tha..o-n-
ucnocu.at of ihc session.. and ths .lcirhinx
hcr, q sniendit The vsriou. o.frv, have
len Sled. 'he di.srroint,d ones. Nth
th,- lobby frivnj.. have ich ior their
hpn',t. CO. Committee. have l,cen announr-
81. an Ca ha.irc.s of che session nav
i''Fis 'e sAia to have cornm~nc,d UnIrr
t''' ih" rrquir.tS eri,r 81 NOTICE On reti-
tions o. he i'r'sc,.ea o. o., Legislature.
a"d Under 'hc rulr r,srrrirr 90 ,he next
L. ..la'lrs al uauer .-r..,,,l -o-- .
Stated JAP f''i'iior' arr No he'll back. a,
iormrriy. sni thc scs,ioa r.,,.-,;,r,r,
'hor'onsl. The Present ins.-,.-,,. -.
tlat d. scss.on wil not extend l.,..-l CT.
o. or G.r,-f,c da,s
Gov. Cha-b,riain'. usc-sars I. ,.-,
mrrh nrr iau.ic.l. bofh ior the ABILITY -,
vhioh 8, TRAITS 20 its vsriou. subicri.. ard
'N" OF Hs
nov "a. 'ho~n COOL
fssie in DE appointment % his .faa. AMI
icr e. fr.t Tome RI che iis,or, 81 ,hc state
PIT or WON
n i'' hrH- u O.
composed of Ccn. Na-urv. fo-rner'v ofth-
'''n. o''rf' 81 ihe l'.h. ''cn.
'''-' ' Ni'""' WE
J. ite arToiu''rrrf 81 JON; Sfan.hr-
''H.-a'i're'. Oxford toa7fv 10 nrarly ir'i
on' io ite cold. being Fsr-ssrniei On 20
'HT'-'nri committee ia 'hc ilousr. OK
i'"i ia' nire rncu.arr-. ani is rcrrr-cu,cd
'n ''''n committee Ca'nheIian'l "a,
'-'" '''''. h'i i' represented ou
'"'n's-'-". ireiaiia- at 'hc important
'n'' N'nnr'rr hh' thirteen H'e'i,,'s. al
'' ''-Nir'n oat 90 tie t~~n-
'' ',an'''e oonn'nnieos oi the
"n''her i'r seeming partial
't o. ''r 'f''' OF io'arri cr 'io'ign. ]
''''' ''ar lr'e-ti''n BE- conpo,-
90 pr" "e7' ani ih're vas 90
o"' '' hr,n- ihrm 'rfa roiirc OF thc ap-
~ nave ,'ra
NS''-
49, '''-'' -
"'''''.
'''''''' hr"''cr. 'he
,,.s .,,.,..--.al ~, "a 'ai N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-18

IuE Co,fvrrUrs We have received
a ii-i 81 t-e seerrsi legislative Committee.
Bot do no. thius is ~ortb ths ui.le %, nab-
Deb 81
In the senate. M- Cre-u- +, on Tie
'omulifce 90 Elacafsoo. aaI Reform
>.a'ol. W. lianbicn. nis..ioa of Town. +.
r-r,ioas. aai STATE. Pri..n.
u tie iiou,-. ~e fal MAJ I.srbs-a asl
Mr. Lord on ihc Librar, Conr.rirc Vol
OF Grafton. ard I.o-l. cf Por-,r.-on D.,.s.
GOO OF Caart.,s. iri.h. of Hnrf-I. o. o..
eorT.o--f.oa ofTo~a.. AH-n. ofiIirsrs. oa
lr-.an Aa4h-. M-rr. oi No-rsr. oa
prrsi.rs.
Tie district composed of r--... fT.t-,-
anl f.e Pian'ana-.. ft- ls-r-.i ..,t.
Coaufy. i.rot repre.crteI oa a'r Com
riirc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-18

90 CorEsr Nor. t. Gri,I jar, Is,e-
Ir In sees .a at Nea O-r.rrs Iss
H''l'at t.a.ag hiis a-airst any .f rie
persons engaged .a tic i.o's ia tlst city
iast ssmuc-
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-17

A Commentaries ExHIBTT-The Savings
Banks of San Francisco have published the
usual semi-annual exhibit of their business and
condition. There are four institutions OF the
kind in that city-the San Francisco Savings
Union, the Savings Loan Society, the French
Savings and Loan Society, and the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society. OF these the lat
ter, patronized almost exclusively by the Irish
portion of the, population, makes by far the
best exhibit. It has on deposit 1924, ,O45, or
nearly as much as all the rest put together; its
loans and earnings are nearly as much as those
of all the three others, and it has more leash
on hand" than all of them together. This
shows that, while the total workers of the
Irish population perhaps receive less aggregate
wages than any others, they save the most mo-
ney, and are the most frugal A people who
save SO much, and give so much for charities
as the Irish proverbially dozare very much to
be commended. 500
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-17

WHAT RADICALS MUsT Conn To.---Wen-
dell Phillips is the monitor and great chief of
the Radicals. Whatever he has in the past
laid down as the policy to be pursued, or the
acts to be performed, by that party, they have
obeyed him in. AS he patterns they work.
They may as well, therefore, prepare for the
following programme announced by Phillips in
the Anti-SEarery Standard Here it is:
Whether voluntarily or not, the Republican party
or aUoTthy SUCCESSOR must, at early period
throw wide open the doors of official station to the
blacks upon equal terms with the whites in both the
State and National governments despite the protest
ations of the Tribune and the -kneed and blind
ly selfish politicians Two colored men have served
Massachusetts in the capacity of legislators with hon.
or to themselves and credit to the State. We shall
not object to an arm inarm spectacle, when it
shall consist of Massachusetts President and South
Carolina Vice President aoe and c0tored repectiuel
to be duly inaugurated in official position i'll the Ma
tional Capitol To this goal tending We shall
leave no stone unturned to hasten the day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-17

INDIAN MATTERs.-Mr. Woodward Gen
eral Travelling Superintendent for Wells, Far
go & Co, came by stage last evening, having
travelled all the way from San Francisco by the
Central Railroad and Fill Beachey stage route
He informs US that the road all the way to
Owyhee is clear of Indians
On Monday evening an Indian shot John
Mangin in the side with an arrow, along Jor-
dan creek, few miles from Silver City. The
wound is not dangerous. A party went in pur-
suit of the Indian, found three and killed one.
The two others escaped. Capt. Coppinger
sent in word that he had come upon a party
of Indians near the Three Forks, and killed
fifteen Of them. ~ a
DR.. Wagner, who is with Gen. Crooks CON-
mand, has sent in a late letter stating that al
ready they hadkilled about seventy five Indians,
and were driving them from their strong posi-
tions and hidden haunts in the Stein Mountain
and at other points. 81,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-17

A WHITE SAVAGE HUNG.-The Louisville
Courier gives the following brief sketch of
Capt. VIM p King who was hung at Frank
lin, Kentucky, short time ago, for having
murdered his own brother He held high
rank in the Federal army during the war. The
paper says: ie
His military career is stated TO have been
anything but enyiable. He is represented as
having been the most cruel, cold-hearted and
blood thirsty demon that ever disgraced the
form Of manhood lie has frequently been
known to lead out and shoot Confederate pris-
oners of war, simply to crafty bis Unsuitable
appetite, that had grown morbid for blood
and would chuckle and laugh like a fend ut
their excruciating sufferings, even in the agon.
les of death. Inoffensive, non-combatant citi-
zens he also, on several occasions, put to an
ignOminious death, simply because they failed
to doff their hats or refused to take drink
of whisky at his bidding.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-17
a sn.Rr H1r-A nemnnrntie cotemnnrarr

A SHARP HIT.-A Democratic cotempSrary
makes the following sharp hit at Wendell Phil
lips:
Wendell Phillips says he would no more honor Mr.
Davis with jury trial than he would an adder. And
why not? Because Mr.. Davis labored to establish
the Confederacy? Let us compare the course Of the
two men. Wendell acknowledged thathe had labored
nineteen years to take nineteen States out Of tho
Union. Now, we all know that Mr.. Davis only labor
ed four years to take out eleven States Then, JEFF.
ought to be executed without judge or jury what
ought to be done with Wendell? ra,ss graa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-17
CITY IDAHO SATURDAY II,

APPLICATIONS OF PAPER.-The uses of
compressed vegetable pulp, or artificial wood,
already very numerous, are multiplying.
Among its good qualities, its low conductivity
is important and but imperfectly appreciated.
Many have SEEM and verified by experiment,
the statement that the warmest kind of bed
comforter can be made by basting old newspa-
apers together. Something in this line might
be made valuable new article of manufacture
Cisterns and water pipes of prepared paper,
with sufficient ingredient or else coating Of
insOluble substance, have been brought into
use in England, for their remarkable resistance
to the penetration of frost, or, more accurately,
their remarkable retention of the heat of their
contents 1t is stated that, at the Albion
Works, England, there was in the open yard a
large brick tank containing several tons of
water, the ice in which was several inches
thick during the severe cold of the past winter
BY the side of this was another tank made of
paper boards, the water in which was not the
least frozen Some paper pipes filed with wa
ter, and which had been exposed to the snow
on the ground, kept the water from freezing.
In model house or hQt made of paper, some
water in open bowls and pals did not freeze,
though outside there were large masses of ice
The manufacture of paper pals has been initia-
ted in this country, and we see no reason why
they should not make superior article. Su-
gar moulds are now made of paper by the same
parties (American Papier Mache Company,
Greenpoint, L. |. }, and Messrs Havemeyer Il
Elder, the noted sugar refners, speak in the
highest terms of lot of 1000 of these moulds
which they have used for year, preferring
them to iron. An alLpaper hat is coming into
market. as we hear. Paper substitutes for
starched linen are in common use, but what
shall we say to paper shirts, drawers and hose,
for which apatent has been taken out? Is the
whole series of metallic ages-silver, gold,
brass, and iron-tO wind up in an age of rags
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-17

THASKs.-We are under obligations to Mr..
f. Lobenstien, of Silver City, Owyhce, for a
package of the latest dates of the Virginia City
{Nevada) Enterprise, and Sacramento Union,
in advance of the mail. These favors are great
ly priced by us, as they enable us to place the
very latest news before our readers at the ear
liest moment Again we thank you, Mr.. LO-
benstein,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-17

GIVES 1T UP.-Old Thad Stevens has gwen
up all hopes of impending the President He
said in late speech: g saiu
have taken some pains to understand the c0npo-
stion of the House and the composition of the SEN
ate and am quite certain that there enough OF
persons in the House6rstly to prevent the present
alton Of articles of Impeachment, and secondly, that
there enough Of persons in the Senate if articles
of impeachment were voted, to prevent the c0nvic
ton Of the President; that repeat an attempt to
impeach the President viii be vain and futile. t is
impossible to pierce the panoply which surrounds
the White House. l 5H9l aa yTBhil