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Movements of General Harney.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.-GeneraI Harney left here
yesterday for Washington, where he will meet
the Indian Commissioners.
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A THIEF.-George S. Sharp, colored man,
Barron and South streets, on Saturday morn
ing and stole two pieces of calico. Mr.. Farrlson
espied him in the act, and gave chase, when
him. but was arrested by Officer Tyler before
any injury was DONE Alderman Morrow COM
mil ed Sharn to anaWar
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ABUSING HIS WRE.-Alderman Thomas, on
Saturday, committed Hugh Mullin in default
OF $1,000 bail, for beating his wife, who resides
in Germantown,
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70 WIN especial care tOr
ensbeesOns sales. We dey competition IN ertsf1 and
variety Of assortment, and IN styIe no. and make OF
goods; Prices dtiUdys giiardnteed tolUer than Ie
totced etset0tere, and riu saftsCdction guaranteed
every ttrchGser' on The sales cancelled and money
HaV 5eag be,,goe' I BENNETT q Co..
Sirth % streets No B5STMEE 5sT MLsKEI H1Fa; srRrrr.
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. 500 BROADWAY NEW York.
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DIED.

. CATTELL.-At Woodbury., N. J., while on visit at
THOMAS w. CATTEI L. Of Salem, N j. aged n
friends are invited 10 attend his funeral from
his residence in Salem. on Wednesday the llth IN
stant al IL o'clock A. NJ
after a short Illness, q FORGE NJ HOWELL. son Of
LaViniR and the late James s. Howell In the 2VIh
Funeral services will be held at the residence Of his
uncle Henry w RdgTay H9 lSo ocae
McCRYsTAL,-On the 7th instant, Mrs. SARAH
MCCRYSTAL, In the 10th year OF her age. ..
fuy invited 70 attend the mineral rom her late resi-
dence No 500 South street, on wednesday aiternooh'
NIPPEs.-on the sth Instant, JOHN G. NIPPEs, in
me Seth ys ye peniSss and friends also Radiant Star
Lodge No 232 z o OF o. f.; and Ark OF safety Dyl-
sion OF t. are respectfully nyitSd % 90 sSe9e en- 19e
and Coates streets, on wednesday morning at 10
DHEWI H-H-HOW / SILVER : WELL,
then put your door ore Of s9s tnEssep s nv kH%s N
Ss5 CEght Thirty.hve) MARKET Street, below Ninth
T ARGE CLOTHES WIRING Frs FOR HOTELS;
IL Whpgers fer STATIONARY tubs and a variety OF
mskss Of WTngsrs torfamy use 6g WLlhgeTS
MARKET street. below Ninth.
CHILDREN's KNIVES AND FORKS, BRI-
~ tanoia Cups, low priced Pocket Knives M MIA
tuIe Spades, ETC. for sale by TRUMAN a SHAW, 30:
Nint6. ~ .'N-' 80 -ve' = nAi ''''''" '''O"
DATEN T e D.--PANTs SECURED AND
STRETCxHED from 10 inches al Mottet
"a A5oS&SqsSRs NO. f9S
W WARBURTONs IMPROVED, VENT.
~ lated and easy.htnng Dress Hats lpatentedl. In
ail the Improved fashions OF the season. OHHS-
yuEi' street. next door TO the Post once. II 10 asp
@ JONES, TEMPLE q CO.,
III wAaHIOR ABLE HATTHRH
- no. 3b s. NINTH Street,
Eirut store above Chestnut street, HS
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The THIRTY-sKcoND ANNIvRRsARY of the Home
Missionary Society OF the city OF PHILADELPHIA
will be held in the First Baptist Church, Broad
and Arch streets, on Tuesday evening. The
opening exercises will be conducted by Rev. g.
Dana Boardman, ID. ID. The annual report will
he read by the President, George II. Stuart, ESQ
Interesting addresses may be expected
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ROBBERY OF VALUABLE PAPERs.-John Graef,
about one week ago, stole a mans coat at
Fifth and Oxford streets In the pockets of
the coat were papers valued at $1,000. Yester.
day Graef was arrested by Omcer Hansel, OF
the Eleventh District, and the coat was found,
but Without the papers. Alderman Hines COM
mitt ed Graef in default OF $500 bail to answer.
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HAVANA CIGAR CIRCULAR.


We have neither abandoned the CIGAR IMPORT
ING BUSINESS nor commenced manufacturing
what are usually called domestic Cigars"
We continue TO import Havana Cigars as we have
Their high cost however, has determined us TO
introduce q bona hde substitute that can BE RE
TAILED AT MODERATE PRICE. and TO this end
manufacturing Fine standard Cigars, including
grades made entirely of Vuela Abajo leaf such Is
nsed only in leading Havana factories. This ore
pare and work ON THEIR SYSTEM, guided by
Our new enterprise is therefore, In It's leading
Havana to Philadelphia aud our manufacture Will
he i'm greater part strictly Fine Havana Cigars equal
to any imported, yet much cheaper, and by no means
10 be Coaounded with even the best customary grades
- The smoking public may soon Judge of the truth Of
our assertions, Cigars Will shortly be offered
" 'i's-- STEPHEN FUGUET 4 SONS,
I255p No. 229 4 FRONT Street.
IzeEEs, STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING
SAAlhA4kS. AT QUEENSTOWN.
Ine Inman Line, sailing gSEMI-WEEKLY, carrying
the United States Mails. , .
CITY OF Saturday, December n
CITY OF saturday, December Is
CITY OF LONDON ;,;;..... saturday January
and each succeeding saturday and Wednesday, at
noon, from Pier No. As NORTH River.
Rates of Passage by the Mall Steamer sailing
EVERY SATURDAY:-
Payable in Gold. Payable In Currency!
First c. 900 SeerRge
to London l05 20 London .....- 80
Passage by the Wednesday sleamers:-First Cabin
SlG HteeraGe s30 Payable In United states eulrenoy
Pa sengers also forwarded 70 HayIe, hSmonrS , Bre
Liverpool or Queens own, $40, currency TicKets can
be bought here by persons sending for their friends
For lurther Information Apply az the fE EC9mpanys
OI IsS No. ali oHEsNUT Street PhiiA.
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MALICIOUS Lynch, being intoxi-
Gated on Saturday morning, attempted to pull
a mans coat from his person, at Beach and
Noble streets, which resulted in tearing IL all
the way up Another man demonstrated with
Lynch for doing this, and was rewarded with
Mas held by Alderman Becker in $500 bail.
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TIE EFFEoT OF TAX Cold SNAP.-This morn
ing the Schuylkill was covered with a thin
coating OF ice. Along the shores. where the
water Is shallow. the Zoe has been formed thick
enough 10 permit skating.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Best EittinG Oothtn0 IN IhfIddelphin.
Best EYttng Clothfn0 IN PhfIGoiellhfd,
Best Eutin0 Clothing fn PhtladoIDhid,
Best ttttirlg Clothing tn Philddefphtd,
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Philada. Stock Exohange Sales, Dec. 9

Reported by De Haven q Bro, No. 10 s. Third st,eet
BETWEEN BOARDs
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BOARDING.
FOR SALE.

d. FOR SALE-THE STORES Nos. IL AND
MILL Is STRAWBERRY Street Possession first OF
the year. Apply TO CHARLES RHOADS,
1877 6t% No, 36 South SEVENTH street.
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NEW YORK, Dec, 4, 1871, Frank McIntire, do
he eOy consent and agree to walk from New York
TO Philadelphia in accordance with the alb I'VE agree
mtnt ana TO perform the same to the best OF my
ability - FRANK MCINTYRE.
Sworn to before me. @, w. HINCHMAN.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28


PORTLAND RAILROAD MEETING.-At q
large meeting in Portland, Dec. 18th, of which
Gen. Loyeioy was President, and in which the
wealthiest and most prominent citizens took a
prominent part as we learn from the Portland
papers, the Committee which had been ap-
pointed at the former meeting presented q
length report, in substance as follows: Recon-
mending Congressional aid to the Northern Pa
cific Railroad designating the Idaho and Salt
Lake Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad as
the one of paramount interest to Portland and
Oregon; recommending Congress to extend
the time in which the Oregon Central Railroad
Company may complete the first twenty miles
of their road and yet receive the aid hereto
fore granted recommending that State
grant aid to road from Portland, on the east
side of the river to Eugene City, to the amount
of ST. 900; and another $ 100000 to ex-
tend the road to Jacksonville. These are SUBJ
stantially the recommendations of the report,
though it contained a great deal of matter,
setting forth facts, figures and arguments. The
motion to adopt the report was argued at con-
siderable length by Messrs Gibbs, Chapman,
Shattuck, Upton and McCarver. The report
was finally adopted without more than half
dozen opposing votes. The Portland and Hum
boIdt road was ignored altogether in the re-
port, save a mere mention OF the organization
of the company.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28
NEW YEARS DIRECTORY.


To all who wish to make purchases during the
week. for New Years use or presentation, other
wise we commend the following business houses as
the best to purchase at:
Watches and JelOeI,y-- Hickman Dickinson, Graf
& Kimmel
Toys and Books Clayton Yale Co.'S Postoface
Bookstore.
Fancy and Dress Goods. NJ Cohn, Isaacs Bros,
Mrs. r. c. Shepherd, Rosenthals, Mrs. Orendorf
Cakes dad Cons5sctionery- Miners Brewery, Donaho
& Bruce, Thos Barry.
Wines and LiqaOrs-Andrews L Co., J. B. Emery,
G. j. Bernstiel J. g. Bryant, vantine & Co., Powell
& Coe, Isaacs Bros.
Groceries-Powell & Coe. vantine 4 Co., Fleisch-
man & Heynenan. Andrews & Co., Lauer Swim,
j. G. Bryant G. j. Bernstiel, S. B. Morrison, and ].
B. Emery. go
Family Grocerses-c walker, Nicholson & Clark, s.
B. Morrison.
Fine CIOthing-L. Emanuel, L. NJ. Cohn, Isaacs
Bros, Fleischman Heyneman, Lauer Swim, @.
J. Bernstiel. H
BoOts-Kingsley A. Hupprich, N Perrin. and "old
George
Refreshments Taylor & Owens, Peyton & Houston,
Cody, Petersen. Miners Brewery, Tierney.
Square Meazs-st. Charles Restaurant, fremont
Restaurant, Fashion Restaurant. Poujade House.
Lodgings-st. Charles, Poujade House, Centerville
Brewery new brick.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28


RICH LEGIsLATIoN.-The subioined reso-
buttons were offered in the Louisiana Recon
struction Convention by two negro members
resolution of thanks to God for the success of
Radical Republican majority in that State was laid
over under the rule.
resolution that no property qualification shall be
required for any State, parish municipal Office of
honor trust or emolument, was referred.
They should have thanked the displaced pet
ty despots, Sheridan and Mower, for the Rad
ical majority in Louisiana, and not called that
!" Military District State" But the last
resolution is decidedly rich. As the Sambos
generally have no property. but do want to
hold all the offices, and that without any re-
sponsibility for their fidelity or proper dis
charge of official duties, they are determined
to remove all impediments to this very Sambo-
like consummation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

NEGRO SUFFRAGE The lists of the Reve-
nue. Tax Commissioners in Virginia show a
total of male negroes in that States, of and
above twenty-one yearso age, of77,20l. The
total number Of negro voters, as shown by the
registration lists. at the late election. was
1O1 5533-or 24,552 more than the Tax Com
mlssioners could find No wonder the Radical
managers Of elections in the South can effect
large najorities. They can fill the registra-
ton lists without any regard to individuals to
actually represent the names until election
day, when the negroes can vote as often as
their votes shall be required to make Radical
victory.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

REMEMBER IT, IRIsHMEN. That Secretary
Seward interposed with Juarez to have the
life of Santa Ana the lifelong enemy Of the
United States) spared, and it was spared.
That Secretary Seward interposed to screen
the insurgent and flIibuster, Garibaldi, from
punishment for his great crimes against Italy
and Rome, almost at the moment the news Of
the defeat and capture of that Italian adven-
turer was known to the State Department,
and also offered asylum to that Red Republl-
can bandit. And that Secretary Seward per-
mitted the three heroic victims Of British tyr
ranny-AIlen, Gould and Larkin,-to be hung
by the neck, like felons are, without any effort
to interpose in their behalf, when such inter
position was due from him, at least in the case
of one of the unfortunate martyrs, by virtue
of his American citizenship, and his gallant
conduct in helping to win the victories over
the South for Secretary Seward and his Radi-
cal party; and when word fifty spoken, by
Mr.. Stewards order, to the British Govern.
ment would have saved tho lives of all three
Again, we say Remember these things Irish
men.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28
NEW ENGLAND SLAVERY.


In the recent elections in Massachusetts, the
cities of Boston, Roxbury. Charlestown, Cam
bridge and Newbugyport all gave Democratic
maiorities. In these cities there are compare
lively few large manufacturing establishments,
andthe citizens generally vote their sentiments,
without fear Of Consequences, so far as employ
,nent OF mere personal favors or disfavOrs are
involved. On the other hand, the noted man.
ufacturing cities of Lowell, Lawrence, Lynn,
Fall River, Salem, Chelsea, Worcester and
Springfeld-where more than two-thirds of
the voting population depend upon the very
rich factory owners for their daily bread and
butter-gave Radical majorities- The reason
for this startling difference in the votes of the
first named and last named cities, is plain. In
the latter, the great mass Of the laboring class
have the alternative presented either to vote
as their factory owning masters bid them, or
to starye, for want Of employment as the pen
atty for their refusal to so vote. This is slave
~ of the mind allied with virtual slavery of
the body; the most CALLING serfdom ever suf-
fered. But the laborers have no escape from it.
They are born to it, they are bred to it, they
live under it, and die in it. They are forced
not only to toll as so many slaves but to con-
tinue, year after year, to fasten the bonds Of
their own servitude tighter and surer about
themselves, to satisfy the demands OF their
stony-hearted, immensely rich, exacting mas
ters, who always express a vast deal OF sym
patty for the suffering freedmen Of the South,
now, as they used to express pity for the negro
slaves of that section, before the war. But
they never show sympathy nor practice kind
ness towards their own white slaves, who are
bound to them, body and mind. If their poor
serfs vote contrary to their demands, instant
discharge from employment follows, and with
that comes taboo from employment i'll all the
other factories, for the monopolists combine to
repress everything like INSTRUMENTATION to their
authority, or opposition to their behests They
may be rivals as against one another, but they
combine as one to keep down and Cypress their
operatives. Implicit obedience to their de-
mands is exacted from every worker in their
employ. When we understand that this is so,
we cannot much wonder at the large Radical
majorities which are every year returned from
Lowell, Lawrence, Lynn, and all the other
great manufacturing cities Of Massachusetts.
AS well might we feel surprise at learning that
in an election in Russia the serfs voted as their
harsh masters compelled them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

-Thurlow Weed thus irreverent-
" speaks Of Chief Justice Chase
.sThe Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States don't mean to give it up so" His
Judicial robes are to draggle through the dirt till
For saying much less about military chap
in Mississippi, short time ago, Col. McArdle
Of Vicksburg is still in military custody. What
shall be done with Weed
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

SERVED HIM RIGHT-The Providence
(R. y papers tell Of a fool in that city who
quarreled with his wife after both were in bed,
and, to revenge himself on her, got up and sat
upon hot stove, with only his shirt on. The
poor devil couldn't get off himself, his wife re-
fused to 60 to his relief, and he sat and broiled
until his shrieks brought in neighbors who ex-
treated him. He was frightfully burned.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

THE " TRAIN" COMING The irrepressible
George F. Train says in the Omaha Herald;
| am off in February for San Francisco, via
Panama; then to Oregon, idaho, Montana. by
Colorado. and my own fair Omaha. AM off in
ninety days. Clear the track, the train is
coming.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

RICH QUARrz-The Portland Herald tells
of late quartz discoveries in Lane and Douglas
county, Oregon, rock from which has assayed
1886 95 per ton in gold. The mines are on
the head waters of the Willamette, As miles
from Eugene City, and 40 miles from Roseburg
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

MURDEKERs TRACED The Portland Her
aid learns that it has been discovered that the
murderers Of miner named Hurlburt, near
Auburn, Oregon, few weeks ago, were six
Cinnamon, all of whom are in custody, and
upon some Of them portions of the property
gold dust, &c.-of their victim, have been
found
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

Nor a CANDIDATE.-Ex-G Horatio Sey-
mour, Of New York, has expressed his deter
mination not to be candidate for the Presi-
dency in the ensuing campaign. His letter OF
declination is published in the Utica Democrat
dc Union, Nov. 25th
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28
az. a. ,IIu Manu califnrnia readers vii

AN OLD 'UN.-Many California readers will
remember old Gen. JEFF. Hunt, the !" fine old
Mormon gentleman, who represented San
Barnardino county for several years in the
California Legislature. We see by late Des-
eret NesO8 that the old gentleman is living in
Round Valley, U. T., and is still strong in the
spirit, but we regret to learn, feeble in frame.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

MONTANA LEGISLATURE The Virginia
CITY Post Of Dec 18th says the regular session
of that body closed Dec 18th. and the next
day both houses met in extra session, expect
ing to finally adjourn Dec. oath. The nature
of the pressing business which required the
extra session is not stated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

PERvERsE. Mark TWAIN says the Holy
Land excursionists on the Quaker City always
wanted to open "old sledge'' or "a game Of
draw" with prayer, and the less devout on
board didn't like to lose so much time from the
games. and SO they all quarrelled.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

BAD.-The son Of the millionaire, Commo-
dore Vanderbilt, has contracted debts to the
amount Of $4,000, and his rich father won't
pay them. Horace Greeley suffers to the tune
of SI4 900. loaned money.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28
TO PATRONS.

In order that each and all who are connected with
the WORLD establishment fully enjoy the ensuing
holiday week. the Wednesday issue of the paper ION
New Year Day. viii be omitted. The next number
Of the Womb viii be issued on Saturday, January
4th, of the new year, 1868.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

SMALL PHILIP. while Sheridan played the
tyrant in the South he used to open and read
the private correspondence of ladies married
and single-to their husbands, relatives or be-
trothed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

BIG SPORT HOPED FoR.-An effort is being
made in San Francisco to make another race
between Lodi and Norfolk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

FIRST SNow.-The Portland Oregonian of
Dec 10Th says the first snow Of this season
there fell the night before.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

) on Tit is said that on hearing somebody
recite Rev. Ralph Hoyt's World for Sale, !"
recently, Secretary Seward Immediately dis
patched an agent to attend the sale, and buy
the whole thing. es
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

MORE REcoNsTRUcTIoN.-The Joliet (Ill.)
Signal Of November 29th says:
The white convicts in the penitentary were assem-
bed in the chapel last Sunday and compelled to listen
to negro preacher. Many of them were so indig-
nant that they Kissed and exclaimed, Put the did
niger out"
What sublime effect that kind Of Sabbath
observance" had on. the morals of the conyicts !!
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

PUB. Docs-We acknowledge the receipt
of ranked AID valued public documents, dur
ing the week, forwarded by Hon. E. d. Hol
brook. @ lts
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28

DONE WITH HIM.-Gen. Kit Carson has
been mustered out of the Federal service.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-28
Comrnittee of Invitation.


Committee of Invitation.
GRANITE CREEK-John Leary, Thos. Thebo, - Jen-
nings G. Haley. PLAoERvILLE-Abe. johnson, VIM.
Maloney, Geo. Miner, s. s. Hart. PIoNEER-Green
B. Holland, Hugh Mckee, Wn. Nunnally. J. O. Don
nell CENTERvILLE-G w. Thatcher John Davis, J.
" r. Witt Mike Murray. IDAHO CIrY-George Coe,
W. D. Vantine, D. Anderson, John German, G. Yale,
Sam. Stewart. MOREsTowN-John Noonan, James
Stewart, John Martin. BUENA VISTA BAR-Marion
Moore. SAM Thompson. A. Mckenzie, J. J. Dooley.
Committee of Arrangements.
S. G. Rosenbaun, H.F. sayrs, John S. Gray
Reception Committee.
Mat G. Luney, Tom. Lyons. F. B. Britten.
Floor Managers.
c. H. Bernstiel, J. T. Welton, C. Douglas. S. Owens
Tickets, &5 90.
nN-Sleighs viii be in readiness and Mrs Luney will
be at the hall to receive ladies.
Idaho city, Dec. %, 1867-n6Std.