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Evening star., 1867-05-27
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SEvENTH WARD-FOURTH PRECINCT.-
- Notice is hereby given that, in conformity 10
Ihe provisions of the charter Of the City of Wash
ineton, Election will be held in the Fourth Pre-
-siae* of the Sew veRth Ward on Monday the third
day Of June next, at Mrs. Deiawey' house south
side of street south, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west, near the corner of Ninth street for
Collector: Register, and Surveyor. one member Of
the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board
ofCommon Council to represent said ward; at which
said Precinct the votes of all who are registered in
the original Second Precinct of said Ward, the
initial letter of whose names is from n to z. nclu
siEe, will be received. Polls open at a. m and
close at p m. JOHN R. PIERCE,
~ JOHN A. PEAKS,
my Y It'd Commissioners.
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~. We have received from John r. Ellis.
$40 Pennsylvania avenue, a copy Of his latest
publication, entitled Brown Eyes," words
by Will A. Coulter, U. s. A., mnstc by Fr.
Kley of this cItv f+t
Evening star., 1867-05-27

MAITLAND CoAsTITUTIoHAL CONVENTION
The Democratic Osnsututional Convention,
in session at Annapolis, was engaged on Sat-
urday With An unimportant dshate on tho poll
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REVISION OF THE REGISTRATION.

REVISION OF THE REGISTRATION
Elsewhere in our paper to day will be found
an Official publication of the rules which will
govern 'sthe Judges of the Election" at the
"open sessions" to be held on the 3Oth and 3lst
lnsts.. at the City Hall, sto receive evidence of
the qualifications of persons claiming the
right to vote at the election to be held on
Monday, the Sd OF June next, and to correct
the lists OF names Of voters already prepared
and posted up in the several wards" It will
be seen by reference to that publication that
the Judges have based their action ON the
recent opinion Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia as to their duties under
the Law, and have given the best evidence of
their intention to make fair and full registry
OF voters by the adoption OF regulations SO
just and impartial that there is no possibility
OF any citizen entitled to ysts being excluded
from the list if he chooses to have his name
registered. .. -.. F,
THE FALL OF QUERETARO AND CAPTURE
...- OF MAMMALIAN. -
The important telegraphic news from Mex
leo published by us in another column, in ref.
srence to the taking Of Queretaro and capture
OF Macmillan is confirmed by the following
telegram dated New Orleans, May 26, 1861"
and received at the Department of State this
morning: "- + e. .E
Hon ". II. Serard:-I have this moment re-
ceived the following dispatch by telegraph.
via Galveston, dated at Matamoras, May 2Ist
i have the honor to transmit the following Of
fetal letter:
SAN LUIS PoToso. May 15.-General Berrto-
.zabaf!-My Esteemed Friend, "viva la Patria',
'Queretaro has fallen by force Of arms this a
m. at 8 O'Clock. MaxImill:ap. Melia, Castil-
10 and Miranon are prisoners ...r-.-
(Siened) 70 BENERTo JuARHz.
Yours truly NJ. B. MARSHALL.
+. p. PLUME"
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RBaIsrtR OF BAHxRUProY.-It IL under.
steod that J. .Sayiss Brown has been appointed
Registsr Of Bankraptcy for this District bv
Chief Justice Chase. ---t5-f - II u r y
Evening star., 1867-05-27

PRACTICAL RHCONsr1uCTIoN-aenera d
N. Couch, Of Massachusetts, has been elected
and accepted the presidsney Of Aiming and
manufacturing company. that has recently
purchased sixty square miles Of mineral land
In Virginia. = .....s rlF ..
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS.
. GRAY AND MOVES,

GHA I AND NUfE
Founders, AdchtRtsfs, and Boiler Makers,
Corner OF Maine avenue and Sd street,
Manuiacturers of Improved Stationary and Port.
seo!e Steam Engines of any required power; Saw and
Gf5st Mills; also, of Architectural Iron Work,
Gratings. Railings <Forgings, Iron and Brass Cast
ings of all desert ptions.
The increased facilities of our new and extensive
establishment enables to offer those having
orders to make In eur line superior class of work
on the most favor able terms
Agents for Burnham's Improved Jouvai Turbine
Water Wheel .r, my 20-9m
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HTATTENT!oS, PLASTERERS-The reg
S ular meeting Of the JOURNEY MEN PLAS-
TERER : ASSOCIATION will be held at German
Hall TIL EVENING, at ~ O'CLOCK A full ami
punctual attendance is expected. - '.-d-
1t .... g p, -. b. n. EDMONSTON, Sec
% RI LES FOR REVISION OF THE REGIS
S - TRATION. =
Evening star., 1867-05-27

THB WHITE HousI.-Among the visitors At
the Executive Mansion to-day was General
George H. Thomas, who had short inter-
view VITA the President, in company with
The Secretary ofwar' - - 7oi. ~
Evening star., 1867-05-27

~From ". G. Metzerott We have IN. .on.
asWhen Thou art Wed" composed by E.
Spong, published BY Metzerott: also. thu
..flma Walse," ,", EnEl1sh version. BY II. MiI.
lard, sand a. pretty song '.Teh me Gent y
Maiden" by ChSrles 9ounod.
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WARD REPUBLICANsRALLY,

TsEcoSD WARD REPuBL1cANsRALLY!
hold public meetings follows to which all Re-
puDhcaDs III the city are earnestly invited:
MONDAY EVENING, MAY ~,
r-- at 81 o'clock p. NJ,
AT CHURCH ON 14TH ST, NEAR OHIO AVE
TUESDAY EVENING MAY %,
at clock p H.. .-.
f%fES i5Fh Ast NH irR sFkEETs sFFkkEEF BE-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 90,
at 81 O'Clock pm,
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH, VERMONT AVE,
NEAR Q STREET. =
THURSDAY EVEN ING. MAY 80,
- at7ociock p. M,
The Republicans of the ward will assemble at the
Union League Rooms; on | street; near Fourteenth
street, and, preceded by band Of music march in
s. procession to the
REPUBLICAN CITY MASS RATIFICATION
AT THE
CITY HALL.
.. FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 81.
atso'clock p m,
AT WOODWARD'S HALL.
Will be held the regular weeklyneetng of the Club
EMINENT PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Will address the meetings above mentioned
By order Of A G. RIDDLE
- y N President Second Ward Repnbhean Club.
EDWaEs pS s,.5. AMBUSH se'rssary; ieSlonic,e
~REGISTRATION NOTICE-sThe ..onalided
NS voters" of the city of Washington are here
by notified that on THURSDAY and FRIDAY the
0th and 3lst Of May 1867 the undersigned will be
in open session at the City Hall. from 9 o'clock g.
M nntll 9 clock p. M, to receive evidence of the
quallfcat1 Of persons claiming the right to
vote in said city. at the election to be held on
Monday the 81 of June next and for correcting
the lists" of voters heretofore made by them and
posted up i'll the several Wards of said city
...E s.. BOWEN, - %
PETER T. BACON,
GEO. H. PLANT,
T. c. ROBBINS.
LEWIS CLEPHANE
Attest: :. V. MOVES. Secretary '-
Washington, May p, 1867 r.. my 2S9t
MISREPRESENTATION NOTICE -PERSONs
W. who may find their name 3 tincorreetIy
spelled in the printed poll.lists in the various
Wards, or who have made applicatio and been ac-
cepted whose names do not appear in the lists will
personally or IN writing communicate the error to
the Undersigned On or before the 18th inst SO that
without personal application the corrections can
@ oe made On the two days appointed for that pur-
pose by the Jadges Of Election. By order
my 239t 8. v. MOVES, Secretary.
nTE A B L H p Sj2
MCPHERSON 4 FERGUSON. .s
Oh PENN. AVENUE, CORNER 1sr STREET,
CAPITOL HILL, .,
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS.
PERFUMERY. FANCY GOODS,
INSTRUMENTS, Ac. &c.
nfhysicians prescriptions accurately compounded.
me Night Bell promptly answered.
Evening star., 1867-05-27

+ OCKsI LOCKS!l LOCKStli
BEST ASSORTMENT OF LOCKS AND BUILD
ERS' HARDWARE IN THE CITY.
BUILDERS' DEPOT, 562 S1vENTH STREET
eM,Opposite Centre Market.
my MI Il. ". nAHiLTON B co.
CTRAWBYRRIHS, GREEN PEAS AND NEW
- BERGUDA POTATOES received daily. We
can now guppll 6tfAwbeFries for festivals and 70
! deal0rD IoWse0S00.l5 s.;f 1tste Z K
|, - 1'~' A'''. - = "a -sBE6WN. & CHAllB4RLINyy
my0tiW-r 1A.Ave., bot. 10th and llth stsss1s
TVI0XE OUTTING6 for keeping moth3 todt q
NJ 80. CLOTHING, CARPETS. &C., U,!i'N
fSrsllecheqp at 80 7th etreet .s.a. i..art
.sqta04RT9ktAs T, y. EINkEY = QOs
Evening star., 1867-05-27

The following members Of this Oommittee we're
appointed FINANCE COMMITrEE, And An
thorized to receive for the use of TIE
General Committee, viz q = -, t, :.
q: SIDNEY W. HERBERT, Fifth Ward, Can
aptxWILLIAM sYRHAx, First Ward. ~ l,r,r,
.>aa' WILLIAM A. COOK, Third Ward. 4 .ssG
tea u: II. C1O6SMANs, Fourth Wsrt. "a Z
4 ,1HENRY BzffEK. Sixth Wsrd. .ssa
p WILLIAM MJ.WALKEB, 6ereath Ward n
n. A. HALL. Chairman,
BENJAMIN d. NEEDS, Secretary, ms Il
Evening star., 1867-05-27

:ssDFron =. ssalIiagsos. Odsoa Buiidias, we
hare Readls's AeNtkly for June. '''''sa 's'''N
Evening star., 1867-05-27

JUDICIARY CoNHITrRB.-The witnesses be.
fore the Judiciary Committee Saturday were
Chief Justice Chase, Judge Underwoo At.
torney General Stanbery, Hon. Montgomery
Blair, John T. Ford, Of Baltimore, W. War.
den, newspaper correspondent. Colonel VIM
o. Moore, and Colonel A. X. Leng, OF the Pres.
ident's stan. The nrst three Witnesses named
were examined upon Lhe facts connected with
the preparations for trying jefferson D.vis,
tas reasons why he was not tried, hew far the
Administration was responsible for the pro-
eeedirgs and for the release Of MI Davis on
bail. 1t is understood that Mr.. Stanbery's ,es-
hmony showed that Mr.. Speed, whilst Attor.
ney General, employed Mr.. Evsrts to repre-.
sent the Government and manage the case in
Its behalf, in conjunction With District Attor.
ney Chandler; that after Mr.. Speed resigned
Ar. Evarts was contin ued in the case, and, in
pursuance OF such authorization, did control
it in the usual manner where attorneys are
employed In behalf Of the Government The
other witnesses were examined a. to the pub
hcation Of General Sheridan's dispatch about
TIE New Orleans riots and the pardon Of al.
legged West Virginia deserters. D'a
Evening star., 1867-05-27

6OSERNMEN1 SkGLhiTlES,
WAsAln0TON, May 81, Eo7.
Jay Cooke q 20 furnish the foiloWlns uUo.
At fiona of Qovarnmaut sAcurttiAa.
Evening star., 1867-05-27

PHRsoHAL.-Major Gent George II. Thomas
arrived here Saturday evening direct frsm
Nashville.in response to telegram from Gem
eral Grant He will have an tntsrvfew with
the Presadsnt to-day. John H. Bincksey
hitherto holding the position Of law clerk un.
der the Attorney General, 10 to succeed Mr.. ].
Hubiey Ashton, who will retire June lss from
Ais place a IN assistant u tie Attorney Gen.
eral. Mr. Buckley 10 admirably lifted tor the
position by h.s legal sQuirsnsnts and ability.
~From French 4 Richardson, aa4 Penn.
sylvanis avenue, agents for Scott l. Co. q re-
PRINTS, We have the LoRdon Quarterly Reutsw,
for April. The articles are 81 q more popular
character than its average. such as those on
C6ea- nan snd Fisheries, !" "Du Ohallu's recent
Four Reform Orators "Carious Myths 81
the Middle Ages" The Poetry Of seven Dials,"
Evening star., 1867-05-27

SEVENTH " WARD-THIRD PRECINCT-No-
- tice is hereby given that in conformity to the
an election will be held in the Third Precinct OF
the Seventh Ward on Monday, the third day of
street south, between Ninth and Tenth west, near
corner Of Ninth street: for Collector, Register,
and Surveyor, one member of the Board of Alder
men, three members of the Board Of Common Coun-
Gil. to represen mt said Ward at which said Precinct
Second Precinct Of said Ward the initial letter of
whose names il from 4 to l., inclusive. will be re-
rceivsd. Polls open at .. m and close at7 D. m.
II. O. JOHNSON,
- yEr JAMES SMALL
- E r.
Evening star., 1867-05-27

q Ih111HAL RsvDNUB.-Ths recsipts nom
;thh source to-day amounted 70 Slls z.asfs
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ELEGANT BLACK SILKS.

Wehave just received ''Eia haa -
10 pieces BLA JACK GR0s GRAIN SILKS, llwhite
sdses) of superior quality. and We consider them
VERY cheap. Price frcm o. IA 70 1s per yafa:w
t4A@ss '7fsA+ss tttFst " a. HTsSlse
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GEORGETOWN ,ADVER'MTS.
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. .

The Executor Sale of Real Estate of the late
DR.: Benz 5. Bohrer will take place AZ follows:
MONDAY May Nth- commencing at O'Clock
with the Brick House occupied by J. S. E. Thorn
on Bridge street, and continuing on Bridge street
and the Canal Wharf property .
TUESDAY 2Sth, at p. m. commencing with the
Brick House occupied by J. Kaiser. on High street
and continuing to the corner of High and West sts
and TO Frederick street; and at clock p. IN We
will sell Mount Alto. containing about IL acres the
commanding site in the District,
WEDN NESDAf Y. 18th. at 5 clock D. m. commen-
cling at Lot L. Square a. at the Circle and continue
TO Lot A. Square 13 near the Georgetown Bridge.
Full particulars in Intelligencer. -
m 2i-3t GEO. H. BOHRER, Executor.
Evening star., 1867-05-27

Having advised number Of my fellow citizens
would not beIre9uired 70 appear in person and de-
mand registration OF their names and having my
Of persons known to be entitled to registration /
deem It proper publicly to notify every one that by
disesnted, no name will be registered unless per
sona application is made; except those persons alb
soluteD prevented from. appearing by sickness or
other unavoidable cause, on the two days on which
the Judges sit for the correction Of the lists viz =
Thursday and Friday, Ma 18th and Slst.
81" PETER r. BACON.
Evening star., 1867-05-27

~ GRAND PIC MIC Of the Awkward Club, at
seventh street Park TUESDAY, June 9Th, 1871 .
For particulars see future advertisement. y
n- R Il. =. CONANT, Sec.
f.A MASS MEETING OF THE VOTERS
W 0F THE SEVENTH WARD will be held at
Island HAIL, on TUESDAY EVENING, May 18th
Ihe meeting viii be addressed by the nominees of
the Sonservative party and others. All are In :
Tited 70 come, near, and decide. By order Of the
SoMInIIIee. 80 my 25-3ts
N~HLADQuARTE REPUBLICAN GEN
@ w EkAL COMMITTEE, =
Evening star., 1867-05-27

S1XTH WARD-SECOND DPRECINCT-Notie.
- is hereby given that, in conformity to the pro
visions of the charter of the City of Washington AN
Election will be held in the Second Precinct OF the
Sixth Ward. on Monday. the third day of June
next at Geo. Schultz : house the west side nf
Ninth street east. between Pennsylvania avenue
and street south. for Collector. Reg ster. AMI
Surveyor one member of the Board OF Aldermen
three members of the Board of Common Council /,
represent said ward, and Assessor; at which
said Precinct the of all who are egstered in
the ginal First Precinct of said Ward the initial
letter Of whose names is from VI To T.. inclusive
will h" received. Polls open at NJ and clusc at
! 2. nj. WILLIAM HUukE.
EDWARD WATSON.
Evening star., 1867-05-27

EOURTH wARD-.FIRST PR PRECINCT-Notice
visions of the charter Of the city Of an
election will be held In the First Precinct of the
Fourth Ward on Monday, the third day Of June
street west. between and K streets north, for, q
Collector, Register, and Surveyor, two members of
the Board Of Aldermen, for one and two years re /
spectively, three members of the Board Of Common
council to represent said ward, and one Assessor:
registered in the original First Precinct Of said
Ward, the initial letter Of whose names is from
to l. inclusive, win be received. Polls open at
q m and close at D. NJ JOHN WEST,
s. c. MILLS
nv 17-fd rF,.... p. 4 Commissioners. (
Evening star., 1867-05-27
Special Tslegrams to the Star.

3. a~S ~FR0A EUROPE TO-DAY.
ussia to Bsy xmseican Irsn.C!adsAThs
kestern 01sssisn-The Convicted Fe.
Evening star., 1867-05-27
NEW PAPER HANGING EsTABLIsHMENT

NEW PAPER HANGING ESTABLISHMENT
The subscriber has just received direct from New
York large and well selected stock Of
PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES
and Fixtures, to which he would respectfully ask
the attention Of his friends and the public gener-
ally. Having made this change in his business he
hopes by prompt and faithful attention to every
branch in his line to merit share of the patronage
80 literally extended to him heretofore
J. A. WATERS,
my 21-6tN 50 High street.
Evening star., 1867-05-27

E0URfH WARD-THIRD PRECTNCT-No
i tce e hereby given that, in CONFORMITY to the
provisions Of the Charter Of the City Of Washing
ef Tie Fourth Ward, on Monday, the third dss Of
Hume next, At ESyler,s Wood OlAce, ON the north
feI !. Co,1ectSs t aesistsE, and SsIysyer, two mem
common Council to rsprssent ssid WsrS, and one s
Aseessor; q yhish sid Rrseipca IL vofss pf All
Of ,sa WSsi, ~ iaifiai hitter of whcss names il
fsemlA y H. inplIave, viii be received - = RoIiS
''ss1 :. !. I'D eaa s'a'' r sHffLnssx r0eg
.s..a,,..x , !. ( se. ..i,; -, EUafNHAEgHR.
Evening star., 1867-05-27

my I-td Commis, ioners
SEVENTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
~ Notice Ii hereby given that. in conformity To
the provisions of the Charter of the City of Wash
ingtun election will be held in the Second Pre-
cinct of the seventh Ward, Monday. the third
day Of June next, at Jackson Pumphrey carpenter
shop, on the south side of street south, between
Four and-a half and Sixth streets west. for Col
!ector, Register, and Surveyor. one member of the
Board of Aldermen. three members of the Board Of
Common Council. to represent said Ward; at which
sand Precinct the votes of all who registered in
the original First Precinct of said Ward the initial
letter of whose names is from NJ to z, inclusive,
viii be received. Polls open at and close at
7p. N. - W. T. D0NIPHAN
PETER HEPBURN.
Evening star., 1867-05-27

Sl&TH WARD-FIRST TPRECfNCT-Sotic. j.
- hereby given that. in conformity to the prD
visions OF the charter of the City of Washing an
Election will be held in the First Precinct of tn.
Sixth Ward. ON Monday, the third day of Juu-
next at Mrs. q Brien : house. northeast corner ~
Ninth street east and street south. for Collector
Register. and surveyor, one member of the Boar
of Aldermen, three members of the Board uf Com
mon Council 10 represent said ward and Asse,-
at which said precinct the votes of all who ar.
registersd in the original First Precinct of sand
Ward. the initial letter Of whose names is from 4
IL l., inclusive. Will is received. Polls open at
Il. and close at p. -
3D. SAMUEL II. TURNER
. ". F. GARRETT,
Evening star., 1867-05-27

SECOND WARD-SECOND PRECTVcTIN0-
- tice is hereby given that in conformity to the
provisions of the charter Of the city Of Washington
election will be held in the Second Precinct If
the Second Ward on Monday, the third day of June
next. at Michael Greens Wood Office, ON the south
west corner of Thirteenth and streets, for Coll
Iectnrs sKegister and Surveyor, Dne member OF the
Board Of Aldermen,g and three members of the
Board of Common CGuneif to represent said ward, /,
and one Assessor; at which said precinct the votes
of all who registered in the original First Pre-
cnct of said Ward the initial letter Of Whose names
is from NJ to Z inclusive, Will be received. Polls
open at : n. N. and close AT p. m tt .... (
..-.-- -. MICHAEL GREEN.
Evening star., 1867-05-27

EOURTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT-No-
l. tice is hereby given that in conformity to the
an election will be held in the Second Precinct of
the Fourth Ward on Monday, the third day Of June
street west and K street north, for Collector
Register and Surveyor, two members of the Board
of ildernaen for one and two years respectively !
three members Of the Board of Common Council To
represent said ward, and an Assessor; at which
the original First Precinct of said Ward the IN :
tial letter of whose is from to Inclusive
! D. m. f1zI.o fat- H. q. FOLLANSBEE,
,sI-tiq sd .gpgz JAMES A. JONES, !
Evening star., 1867-05-27

EIRST wfRD-FTRST TPRECINCT-Notice is
hereby given that, in conformity to the provi-s
sions Of the shar .sr Of the city of Washington,
eectiDn will be head in the First Precinct of the
First Ward on Mnrf ~ the third day of June next,
o. Sohneiders Building, northea ast corner of Penn
eylvAaia avsnue And klghteenth street west for
Collector, Register, and Surveyor, one member Of
fhe board If aIderDen, and three members of the
Boar1 Of Comnon Ceun neil, 20 represent said Ward,
II which said pTcCfuct tho votes of all who reg
in The original First Precinct of said Ward
the initial ietter Of whose names is from to L. in
elusiye will be received. Polls open at = and
Close att p. m. JOHN =. COOK,
Evening star., 1867-05-27
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SECOND WARD--FIRST PRECTNCT.-Notice
- is hereby given that in conformity to the pro-
visions of the charter of the City of Wa ashngton,
an election will be held in the First Precin ct of the
Second Ward, on Monday, the third day of June
next, on the northeast of Thirteenth street
west and L street north, for Collector Register,
and Surveyor. one member of the Board of Alder
men, and three members of the Board of Common
Council, to represent said ward, and one Assessor :
at which said precinct the votes of all who re-
gistered in the original First Precinct Of said Ward
the initial letter of whose names is from A to L. in ,
close at D. IN. j. 8. SHEETS.
Evening star., 1867-05-27
MrD1UM. PpICr pRrss of,one

:. An tunsnse stock Of ven, choice FsBiia and
styies, rsnslng insprioe fseo 9os oests to - .sr
S,.l .ssHsssI sf-ssasM IssGFft y-gfx st.Fs = -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-11

Petroleum Centre, Pa, was destroyed by
fire last night. The fire destroyed several oil
shipping yards, also 20 passengers and oil cars
of the Oil Greek railroad. Loss $170,000
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-The Times Omaha spe-
cial says that Bishop Laney, who was reported
killed by the Indians, has arrived at Santa Fe.
The Times Washington special says the
First National Bank has withdrawn its adyer-
tisement for the purchase of Confederate
bonds. They were wanted by parties in Eu-.
rope
Gen. Slocum is mentioned in administration
circles for Secretary of War.
Seward has publicly contradicted the Tri-
bune'8 story that he is endeavoring to settle
the Alabama claim by negotiating for British
Columbia.
LONDON, Sept ga dispatch from Athens
says, an armistice has been agreed upon and
fighting suspended in Gambia for the present.
New YORK, Sept. 4.-HaYana advices to
the goth say the Cuban news is unimportant.
The Dominican Inspector is coming to the
United States to obtain six thousand laborers
and machinery to build the railroad at San
Domingo.
Gen. BALI is reported organizing an expe-
dition to Curacao, against Cabrol, the Presi-
dent of San Domingo. Success is doubtful.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-11
Semi Mtteklv Ntotld.
PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING

Masonic BUILD1NG, y: WALL STREET
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-11

WELL SAID.-We approve the following,
which we clip from late New York Day
BooL ope of the best political papers in the
land:
We regret to see some Of our exchanges ad-
herring to the old folly of speaking of the negro
as "an inferior and degraded race" Inferior
to the white man he truly is, but in no sense
degraded. Is the owl degraded because it is
not like the eagle? Is the OK degraded ami
NAL because he is not equal to the horse2 None
of Gods works are degraded Individuals
may degrade themselves, but the race is as the
Creator made it. The negro is different from,
and inferior to the white race. and ought to be
so treated but in no Just sense is he to be re-
garded as degraded, except when thrown out
of his natural relations, like all other beings
that become demoralized.
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.. L. McGoWND,


A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW OF
N fee on Wall street, opposite and below J. w.
Wood & Co.'S Store, Idaho City, L T. n1tf.