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nARKETs nYTELEaRAPu.
REGULAR REPORT.

1Ozks
CoTIoS-Dun and fully IA ic lower; sales
l0gO bales at BIZ for Intddnng uplAnds
FLoUR-Better. and more active. salEs
400 bbis at So 5O.9l2 4J for extra Stale; % 509
l3 20 and SlI 50sl2 50 for common TO good
shipping Ohio: Sl2 40al3 . for trade brands,
the market closing quiet California Flour
is quiet and nrED; sales Of 90 bbls and sacks
al SliO0al5- Rye Flour-Frm; sales OF 400
bbis AT s. 50d5 ..
WHISET-Quiet.
GRAIS-Wneat-DuH and without decided
change: sales OF Is, 100 bus at 81 81 for No. :
Milwaukee; 50 10 for Amber state; IS Ojsas ID
for white California Rye-Quiet and firrn
al 81 u per bus refused Tor Canada in bond,
sales ,7Og bus OF western, at 81 - BarIey-
scarcely 50 active sales 1900 bus Cyansdz
West, free. at 81 229I ,. Barley Malt-Dul,
Corn-lG2c lower and less active sales "a :
0OO bus az 81 ISIS lS for mixed western i q
store 81 . anOat; 81 10 for new yellow JerSey
and Southern, closing rather more steady.
Oats-l62e lower SALES 800 bus AT 6ia6Sc for
western; o196I Tor new Ohio; 7UdTI for state.
LEATHEE-HemlOck sole in fair request;
299Soc foF Busnos AyTes IIsht weight; SO SIC
for middle and heavy, do; Ea2sc for Califor-
MIA Light weight; 28z9 for middle and heavy
do
WooL-Domestic quiet, foreign nrm with
good business doing. sales $4,000 lbs Al SOC
US Tor domestic fleece &c for PICK lock
459525zc for pulled: SIC for tub; Soc for Ken.
lucky combings 2493Oc for Texas 40943c fo
Cape 21zc for Mexican and MeSfiza RuC
DonAkio on private term.
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The following extract from the national
banking act is not entirely destitute OF inter
est at the present time
Sec. %. Ind be il further enacted, That the
total liabilities OF any association OF any per-
son. or of any company or corporation or
nrn, for money borro we'd, including in the
liabilities OF a company or hrm the liabilities
OF the several members thereof shall at no
time exceed One-IeuLh part of the amount of
tne capltal SOCK oil such association actin ally
paid in; provided, that the discount of DO "a
ne bills OF exchange drawn against actually
existing VALUES, and the discount OF CONNER
cial or business paper actually owned by the
person or persons, corporation or firm, ilego-
tIEting the same, shall not be considered as
money borrowed.
With all the fippaucy of the New York
Herald there is flood for thought" In this ex-
tract from its columns:
What would be a fair rate of Insurance on
the national debt, with the care for Its pay
ment entrusted to such men as John Nor
ris>ey and p. T. BarDqm, and the Income
tax, which Is stencn IN the nostrils OF free
people, In force to excite the most intense
hatred Of taxation?
Tue National Bank of the Republic in
Philadelphia has run mp its deposits from
S5S Co TO $3.50 900 in less than a ear.
The mortgage bonds of the good divId nd
bidding prices have been raised OF late with.
out incre sing the supply on the market.
Virginia skies are quoted up to So.
Late adyices from New York in regard to
railroad stocks, speak as follows:
There has been a better feeling displayed
In the New York stock market. but the vol
ume OF business has not been materially iu-
creased. The majority OF the present hold
ers are becoming awe to the fact, that
as general rule, railroad securities are fully
worth their representative value on Chance
and the buoyancy OF the market Is to be at
tributed more TO their willingness to hold Sc
curitieS tIan any disposition to make heavy
purchases By individual operators.
The extent TO which the market isoyersold
"a
as to the bulk of operators being now on the
BEAR SIDE: and II Is well known that the de
fnand for stocks tn cover such sales would
produce strong upward movement through
out the entire list Thee purchases will have
70 be made sooner or later and It depends
very much on the Present holderS to reg uIate
the prices.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adyioes to the 10th of March.

LONDON, March 2O-Noon.-Consols,
81; Erie, 4O1z; Illinois Central, 7s1l; 2Os
TAX.
LIVERPOOL, March 2O-Noon.-Cotton
opens quiet; Middling Uplands steady
at Is1l.
Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions I'M
changed. Lard advanced to SOS cd.
LONDON. March 2O-Eyening.-Con-
soils closed steady at 81 for money; 5-2Os
TAX; Illinois Central 7s1z; Erie 4O1..
PARIS, March -2O-Evening.-Ameri-
can bonds sold to-day at s41z,
LIVERPOOL, March 2O-Evening.-
Cotton quiet during the day and closed
easier 1S7s@IS3z for middling uplands,
and 137< for New Orleans; sales to-day
5000 bales. Breadstuffs- Mixedwestern
corn Ais cd per or. Proyisions-Prime
pork, eastern mess, 75s Cd per 200 MS.
Lard, American, sos Cd per cwt: Pro
duce-Ashes, pots S4s per cwt. Spirits
of turpentine 37s Sd per cwt. Petrole-
um Is I'd.
BERLIN, March 2O.-The treaty is
concluded between Prussia and Ba-
varia, and the Grand Duchy of Baden,
which gives to Prussia the command OF
the armies of the latter countries in
time of war.
LONDON, March 2O.-Labor riots have
broken out in Renbois, france.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-The house
carpenters of the city of New York
contemplate making a demand for
higher wages on and after the first of
April.
A prize fight for 81 900 came off yes
Berks county. Pennsylvania, between
Kelley, OF Philadelphia, and William
Parkinson, of Pottsville, Pa. The
tight lasted two minutes, one round on
~ being fought, when Parkinson, who
was getting the worst of the punish
ment, seized Kelly by the leg, which
was foul, and Kelly was declared the
winner. The affair was witnessed by
more than 1000 persons.
Tammany Hall was sold to-day to
Charles e. Dana and others for ST., 900.
Possession given on the LIST of May.
1t is reported that an effort is being
made to raise the price OF ice the
coming season, 25 per cent
The Trustees of the Peabody Educa-
tional Fund assembled this morning
TO confer. All were present except Mr..
Rives and Bishop McIlvaine. The
meeting was strictly private. The
Board attend banquet this evening at
Ex-Governor Fishers, and dine at A. T.
Stewards tomorrow. On Friday even
at the Sth Avenue hotel.
DIR. George Peakly, of No. IS, West
Twenty-fonrth street, and a woman
named Mary Cole, were arrested at the
instigation of Sanitary Superintendent
Dolton, who charges them with having
caused the death of Mrs. Eliza
beth E. Kimball, wife of the late Major
Kimball, shot by Corcoran, by attempt
ing to produce abortion. Investigation
commenced.
The Roberts Fenian Senate is holding
a special session to consider the subject
of extending aid to the leaders of the
Insurrection in Ireland. President
Roberts is to deliver an address, in
which he will review the whole sub
ject 1t is said that it will contain
special reference to the effort to convert
Canada into a kingdom, and it will be
the duty of Irishmen to fight for their
Fatherland and defend it at the same
time.
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From Richmond.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-The Herald's
Richmond correspondent says that Mr..
Hunnicutt is about canvassing the
State to counteTact the influences
excited by several prominent rebels,
who having accepted the situation, are
now eudeavoring to influence the ne
gro vote for their own political ends.
Mr.. Hunnicutt is considered good
orator, and the question of imposing
him with Henry A Wise is mooted at.
Report says that Wardwell, for
mayor, heads municipal ticket nomi-
mated by the negroes in Richmond.
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RiHera and NEeatheE

CIScINSATI, March 2O.-The river has
fallen feet, Z inches, with 81 feet, 5
inches of water in the channel.
Weather wet. Thermometer $40
CAIRO, March 20.-The Mississippi.
from New Orleans for st. Louis, at
a. m; Glendale, from Pittsburgh for
st. Louis, at 2 a. m; Ruth, from Now
Orleans for st. Louis, at IL a. m.
The Ievee on the north side of Column
bus, Kentucky, broke this morning,
and the town is now completely inun-
dated, Cairo is still dry.
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NEW YORK, March Is.-Advices from
British Honduras, to the I'D ult-, state
that subsequent 10 their late reverse,
the British troops gained a important
victory over the Indians who had been
raiding on the colonists. Quite num-
Der of Indians, men, women and child
rem were killed by rockets thrown into
q retreating crowd Many OF their vii
lagos were burned and their corn fields
laid waste. Considerable discomfort
existed in the public mind in BoliIs.
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UnIted STATE. troops for the Cana,
dian Frontier.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-Nine car
loads of United States troops, forming
an extra train, yesterday passed over
the Hudson River Railroad. The men
were fully equipped, and had with
them all the necessary baggage for .
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FISK & HATCH,
bankers and Dealers In Governments
Securities,
NOS NASSAU STREET, NY.

NO. -NA1SEA . u III = n. II
R-An kinds OF Government Securities
received at the full market price in exchange
for the above Bonds Also,
SS-All desc iptions of Government Seen
rites kept constantly on hand, and Bought
soy sSG 81 d1 COIN and Q. s. Coupons bought
sold. and collected.
Ject to check at sight 80.
RSCoIlections made throu ghout the coun'
ETAIiscellaneous stocks and Bonds bought
and sold at the stock Exchange on cornnaiS'
sion for cash.
HFSpeciaI Attention given to the E1'
change OF SEVES-TaIRTY NOTES OF al
the Series for the New FIVE-TWESTH
BONDS Of 1855, on the most favorable terIns
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MAIN TR n Il
Extensive Mining Regions of Ne
vada, Utah and Idaho

with Sacramento and the Pacific Coast, from
whence their supplies must be drawn; and
the Earnings of the portion already running
are very heavy, and largely in excess OF the
interest upon the Company's Bonds.
Having been for some time familiar with
the operations or the Central Pacific Rail
road Company. we are satisfied that they
are conducted with rare ability and prudence,
and that The energetic and economical man
a2ement OF the Company's Affairs, entities
them 10 the confidence OF Capitalists and the
public We have carefully Investigated the
progress, resources, and prospects OF the
Road, and have the fullest confidence in its
success and In the value and stability OF the
Company's securities The attention OF
Trustees of Estates, Institutions, and indi-
Viduals desiring a long, safe and remunera-
tive investment, is especially invited TO these
Eirst Mortgage Bonds
Orders may be forwarded to Us direct, or
through the principal Banks and Bankerstn
all parts of the country.
Remlttances may De made in drafts on
New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, Ma
tional Bank Notes, or other funds current in
this city, and the Bonds will be forwarded to
any address by Express, nee of charge. In
Quirtes for further particulars, by mail or
otherwise, will receive Punctual attention
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Is second to no stock in the city. Buyers
fore buying elsew here. AntEe most desira-
BILE styles constantly kept on hand, and sold
at a small advance upon cost
Our stock OF CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, &c, will he found TO be very destI able.
CARPET CHAIN and COTTON WARPS,
all coIoTs, always kept
The Proprietors would call attention to the
fact that their long business experiences, their
extensive acquaintance with imports and
manufacturers, large cash capital, not 10
mention the eXorbitant tax that most houses
have to pay in the shape of rents, enable
them to offer inducements that few, II any,
can offer.
Remember the old stand, near the Suspen-
sion Bridge, at the sign OF the GOLDEN BEE
HIVE. nOvS-Iyd&v
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PIt1,hurrh On Mnrket.

PITTSBURGH, March 20.
No change 10 note: news from the East
and from Europe ct II unfavoIab!e to opera
lions IN refined. Crude sold at % for imme-
date delivery. Four thousand bOls, one
) ears option, gjZ-
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SAN FRANcIsco, March 2o.-The
steamships Colorado, Hong Kong and
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campaign. They are destined no doubt
LOT osweEo, and are undoubtedly in
sehoeo 70 operate against any move
tempted on the frontiers of Canada,
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announcement Extraordinary
MADAMo1SWJE KEoGH.

MADAMOISELLE KE0GH.
MOULD INFORM HER FRIENDS
w that IN consequence OF former en-
cOuragement and patronage, and in order to
prepare Tor the SPkISG OPENING, she has
gre Iuy enlarged her
Elegant Millinery Establishment
NO. soI WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
By numerous alterations, and the addition
ola Mammoth Show Room, which in point
OF elegance aud comfort, Is unequalled IN the
United states
Recherche styles of MiIlIuery.
AT all priees and calculated to suit all tastes
Possessing advantages that few other houses
enjoy, Madamoisens EeoSh Is enabled TO
present in advance OF other establishments,
the very latest styles Of BonnetS, Materials
etc, direct from Paris and London
y. B.-Country Milliners are especially IN
vited 70 call and examine this nne stock BE-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
ken fenzs
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G0KHBRCIAL AND FINANCIbL
wheeling wholesale market

Corrected Weekly BY LIST, MORRLSONE o.,
RhOlCtdIe GroceTs, IS and 50 Main 81.
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DURABILITY,

M ELoDEoNSIS WALNUT AND ROSE
III wood cases, portable and piano style,
IN I've veg ena plain new and second hand,
JansI vs. Il. sHEIR,s Music storn.
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LONDON. March 2o-NOon.-consols,
81; Erie, 4O1z; Illinois Central. 7s1z; 5 POS
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HoPs-Sew b597Oc; old, nominal
wooL-4S9iTc for common; 5516Oc for fne
to choice
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07
BOISE CRY 1NrEhLrGENCE.


n The Democracy of Ada county have place.
} in nomination the following excellent tickle
T for the election on Monday next, viz: Fol
Councilman, S Z. King; Representatives, Johr
Kline, 7. G. Galloway, N. Martin; Sheriff, l.
i B. Lindsey; Probate Judge, "A. J. BOyakin
Commissioner, ]. H Whitson; Auditor and
] Recorder, a. w. Flournoy; Clerk, /. N. Smith
Treasurer, w. w. Glidden; Assessor, T. D.
Catalan; Coroner, Joseph Forsythe; Survey.
or, Jas q. Slater; Superintendent of Schools,
Edward Rayner; Public Administrator, A.
Heed. And for Boise City Precinct officers,
the following: For Justices of the Peace.
Rob't Fl. Lindsay, Rob't L. Gillespie; Consta-
bles, VIM. A. West, John Ward.
The Radicals have not nominated candidates
for Councilman or Representatives. Their
ticket is as follows: For Sheriff, Orlando r.
Robbins Probate Judge, VIM. r. Thompson !;
Auditor and Recorder, H. M. Ellsworth; Com
missioner, ]. B. Walling; Clerk, Daniel Cram;
Treasurer, Benz. +, Lamkn; Assessor, G. j.
Gray Coroner G. w. Quiyey; Surveyor, P.
W. Bell; Superintendent of Schools, D. w.
FOuch; Public Administrator, j. M. Stevenson.
From the Statesman of Saturday, we get
the following: sAa -
Last Thursday, Dr. AIineer amputated the
arm of a man named Doak, il Boise City
Gov. Ballard and DIR. Stevens assisted in the
operation. Doak is the man who was shot on
the night when a. p Minear was assaulted in |
Silver City last Winter, and it is supposed re-
ceived his wound while engaged in that attack.
He was committed to answer for the offence,
but was released and brought to Boise City to |
have surgical attendance afforded to him,
Z The Rev. Father MalO, and two Catholic
Sisters, from Portland, are in Boise City The
StGtesnlaa says: The object of their visiting |
Idaho is to select the most suitable place for |
the establishmentof asfemale academy and /
boarding school, and also Catholic Church. /
Meanwhile they are making collection among |
the charitable people to go to the clothing and
schooling of the many orphans placed in their /
care. Our citizens, with their characteristic
generosity, have contributed quite literally to
this end The Reverend Father and the Sis
Iers will visit all the principal towns in the
Territory saa ss9s1.ass III i. .3za SO s
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

A CoNsEQUENcE,-The Denver Colorado
Ne,Os of July 27thssayssaa
! Travel has greatly fallen off on account of
Indian troubles. People do not, like to cross
The plains at the risk Of life No serious dep.
relations have been committed for, several
days. If we could but have peace, thousands
would immigrate here this summer. As it is,
few will come. Very few emigrant trains are
to be seen, and less are reported, ssess.t
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1
From the Salmon City Ne.Cs Of July 18ti
and 21st we get the following items:
The Democrats nominated q County ticket
as follows: Councilman, E. I. Beatty Assem-
| bly,, Con. Murphy; Sheriff, Travis NJ johnson
Recorder, IS. McFadden \; Assessor, T. w
Becker; Treasurer, G.. r. Garden; Clerk. A
G.. Cowan; COr0ner,C. HI. Stewart; Survey.
or, N. A. GULL; Probate Judge, B. Il. Price.
II. w .McManlIs, who killed "A. J.. johnson
did not escape, as first reported, nor did he try
to. The killing was at night, without witnesses.
An examination was going on before Justice
Habershaln at last accounts from Leesb1rg
A German named John Kreas was drown
ed In Salmon river, three miles above Salmon
City, July 18th, while helping Mr.. Roshon to
swim cattle across i. 81. sss@
Twenty animals had been stolen from the
ranch of Davis & Matthewson.
Judge Beatty and some others had struck
lead in Smiths GaIch, which it is thought will
pay richly. - k#AH pa 80 CID
The returns of the election held July goth
were not received. At Salmon City $50 votes
were cast. The election of Trav johnson for
Sheriff was conceded. 49, a9HN IVA
Frank Kenyon is appointed Assessor of
Federal Revenue for Lemhi, by Assessor Saw
age eA21oAaMAW Aag5Gd sS0esE -61fs
Reports of discoveries come in from various
portions of the Basin. -
q Hughes stage lineacarries passengers from
Lemhi to Boise City for $25.
Officers appointed by the Commissioners of
idaho county to positions in Lemhi are on their
way from Florence to Leesblirg @
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sasLTvELY PLAcE.--The Julesburg I,eder of q
late date says: 'tIrifteen fist fights on Front
street yesterday--only three pair Of eyes
gouged out, two noses and one ear biz off:
on North Platte. al vigilance committees 500
strong IL reported organizing intown for the
purpose Of preserving order and keeping the
Pe@e0. - E.-a ...ataa ..L.E.E ;. a....s /. ~ l
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

ABANDONED MAILs.-A G. Cook, lately or.
rived at Boise City from the East overland by
emigrant train, informs the Statesman that al
Medicine Bow, June 23d, he saw about a wag.
on load of mail matter, in lock bags and tied
sacks, lying III the mud. He was there two
days, and saw Wells, Fargo & Co.'s coaches
passing both ways, and no notice was taken of
the pile of mail matter. He saw mail bags
lying about in differentpIaces along the road
sometimes at stations and sometimes by the
side Of the road. In one place bags of mail
matter were thrown into mud-holes to walk
over upon, and he walked over them himself
and others did the same Newspapers were
plenty at such places; everybody had them
At another place a letter bag was found in the
road cut open. The road was in good travel
ing condition. 1t was not only not impossible,
but it was not bad; SO that excuse cannot be
alleged for leaving the mails. The train en-
countered no difficulty from Indians.
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T JUs1TeE BLOCKED. In consequence OF the
Iprotracted absence Of Judge Kelly. Of the
Northern Judicial Districtof this Territory,
the Board of Commissioners of Nez Perez
county have sent a communication to Chief
Justice Mcbride and Judge Cummins, asking
that neof them shall hold term of Court in
Lewiston, to clear the long and accommodating
criminal and civil docket. - e5a 9 g ,sl'.s +
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.DaIDeE PHoJEor-A company con sistinp
Of 4. M Starr, p Wasserman, j. G. Haw-
thprne and Al. III. Lofyea. with 4 capital stock
Of s75,6 900, of shareslof S1OOi each, has been
Incorporated in Portland TO build a-bridge over
the Willamette river at thnt point csc Il /
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

y A REGULAR SMASH. English dispatches
say that Tie assets Of Sir Morton Peto, who
failed for VAC, 100000 figure up about 81 800.
000-er three cents on the dollar. Sir Morton
must have picked up many an item in. the faill
ure line while making his tour of America.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-07

Pretty Coon. Since Mrs. Jane Swiss
helm has undertaken to prove that Grant Is no
General, the New York Times calls the attan.
ton Of readers to the fact that it was Jane
who took vicksbufg and received Gen Lees
surrender. sas, - s@a y sa5q .as s. -