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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21
IT'S COMMERCIAL COLUMN
tster,

Larger nv lar than that Of sny other pspsr In
the State, makes 10 the se-, advertising nsdisE
in West Virginia
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Circuit Court.

Circuit Court. ..e
Yesterday was taken up with the
case of the State rs. George WesIwOod,
James Walters, Charles f. Ellsworth
and Lewis Travis, on an indictment for
riot. The evidence had not all been
heard last evening, and the case will
not he disposed of before noon today.
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NOTICE

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH Me IN
III the Liquor business, Casper Keim, the
mana and style of the firm will be S. Keim &
Bro.
hereby give notice that desire all persons
having bills against me to present them immedi,
ately and those indebted to me will please call
and settle, as wish to close all my accounts as
soon ~ possible. SIMON KElM.
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SAMUEL p. WHEELER,
rToRyRy C0UIRCTOR 0R

4 PENSIONS, Soldiers, Claips aud Certified
Accounts. All Officers, Soldiers, or Seamen dis
abled in the service Of the United States, en-.
titled 20 Pensions for life, and in case OF their
death, their widow, orphan children, mother or
sister OF any such officer, soldier or sseamen, In
entitled to pension, and also the bounty OF one
hundred dollars, and all hack pay due. NY fee
in each case IS FIVE DOLLARS, Ii the claim
for pension IL collected and no CHARGE In
caae of failure.
Certified accounts collected on the most ras.
enable terms. ....
House, Wheeling, Va. sep20
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A Mig Hello.

We notice workmen busily engaged
in digging q big hole on Main street,
in front of the Merchants National
Bank, for the purpose of repairing the
water pipe. =
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NOTICES.
Board OF Supervisors.
,,,IERE WILL

meeting OF the In ard Of Supervisors on
r,e.,l,y. the 2ist inst A punctual attendance
!. bcpcd for. by request of members.
msII;Id w. Z. WILSON, Pres't.
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seh.sl Csmn,issisner.

There are two School Commissioners
to be elected in Union and Washington
townships on Thursday next, vacancy
having occurred in each township by
resignation.
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RIme M0uday.

Yesterday was "blue Monday" sure, il
sombre sky and chilly atmosphere is
calculated to make one blue. 1t was a
good day for man to commit suicide
or get drunk.
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~ A SEWSPAPRR

We intesd that 10 shall lc famed Coz he srcafsSy
and RELIABILITY. The bs.t and latest iafsrmatios
that can be obtained BY TELEGRAPH ssd
MAIL. IN relation 10 matters % general intsrsst.
win slwzys lie Laid b~forr cur rcedsrs and ~
cost will I've counted In keeping our seiseribers
thoroughly end constantly posisd ppsn sll tsyssS
Of Importance.
IT'S COMMERCIAL COLUMN
VIII contain the --latest and most reliable nA,kst
reports from Wheeling and oil Promis-at ks.t
Prii aud Wr,tHrs citieA ...
Farmers, Merchants, assA Cat.
tie Dealers
WIN have their Interests spesially CONSULTED N
the preparation Of this column, and M basisssS
man In West Virginia sheald hesitate 10 avail
himself of its advantage
The Circulation Of the Reg.
lister,
Larger nv TAR than that Of sny other papsr On
the State, makes 10 the be-, advertising nsdisE
In wrSt Virginia.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
w. Y. HoGE,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. AND GENERAL
"A Land Agent wheeling, W. Va, viii prae-
tice In tho courts of Ohio and adjoining
Particular attention given TO the collestion Of
claims Once on Main Street, over the Hank OF
wheeling. r" wv '.' JANSEN
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THE ARsElrEm rseEUnD.

An ri.Esri j"sIssi. psisseA I. tbs s'swsss isa
gnage sad issasd for tho bspsht Of ear 0esnas
dtilrs,. u Eablishel sseJy ct IN. ksQuTka
ORR.
T,sIIax ar.i>fd for ma gsssvgss ssAesssg
I meat vita shiss the isiysds 81 ~ kEGlo{Ek
isys hitherto rywarsi,d hbs s6ssfa, - prS-
pristsr hspe< ~ coatinaed sntsrpfiss - -.
cry 10 nsssit N ts futuys tbs sAss hhsss6 30.
ronsgr vhi's ttssf rsp-r hss ssr-ssf>v -
eviveI.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Federal Cenrs. .g,
The July term Of the Federal Court
will commence the first day of July,
with Judge Jackson presiding. Z .E..
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THE WEEKLY REGIsTRR

Ia rub!lfbod every Friday. Iis contents win -
made ny Of ell lmportant n-ws ofthe week.
teierrsphic reports. transactions In the karksts.
Ediiorials upon snljc-fs Of general intrr~st, -
Agricultural Column, sporisl ootI~sDosd~sns
from all parts Of the stsfs, rhsice Iiisfssy ass
postical ,rl.rtisns, aud largo Amount ~ cafv
fully prepared MISCELLANEOUS ressfnx ssfta,sls 70
eli cfaa.es Of the community. In shsyt, thA
WEEKLY REGISTER win continue 70 10 IL
bet Ys,p''g S--spap~r ,r~ Sisbtisssf IN ~
S,afs.
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Stockholders Meeting.

\ stockholders of the NORTHWESTERN BANK
rs NRGIxIA, will he held at the National Bank
II West Virginia at Wheeling, on Tuesday the
Si.t day of MAY next at 10 o'clock a. m. to con.
,idrr An Act 10 provide fer winding up the af.
airs of the Northwestern Bank Of Virginia.
na.,cd by the legislature of West Virginia, Fob
mar, 9Th. I-61 By order of the Board.
anr.l3Dh q. LAMB, Cashier.
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Heat Race.

The great rowing match between
Hamill and Brown takes place at Pitts
burg to-day. Several of the sporting
fraternity of this city propose attend
ing it. .r.s,,,s
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The Mining, Agricultural asA
Grazing 1nteresss

of Wet Virginia VII apd 10 ths KpGfsrEKs
constant and sssloos sdvessts. vbtls ths ss~iai
aud political sSssrn4zaer,e 81 iss hssts wfli 70
o'iye I.srJpe. s.''piiel
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EVERETT HOUSE.

,icufs H0rSg rs KEPT OK THE III
ropean plan;' 1t is within three minutes
ride DIV horse carp) Of the Seg Haven
Railroad prpst, convenient 10 all the PriRcipal
places Of amusement, and for summer tcsvsilsrs
viii be found the coolest Hotel in the city
Every room Is provided with running wster.
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Earn fer Sale.

lsV,Ms UNHRRsHGNKD ORRKRs
i for sile feuf hundred and hfty screA more
OF iess Two handred snd 1fty Acres eisared, dt
u.ee In MeAhm townshih Green ooanty, Pa,
i've miles from Cameron Station, ". Va, vel!
w,tered and in good ncighborhood, and 70 well
catculatsd for either agrieulturs1org nxaRpur.
$50 hshSst II Vh2ch al2sll ~ 1ith ISsAs,
mo5enH1 % selected fruit I've osHfsrtable
aWsLnne naaseS one frame barn, two stables,
Qssn hsnse Se?teib. vzlgpn shsdt eslt stsble,
sping q w1ssr two rod ffo1. he 49,. "a
we Ecod M scsta PersoAs Tishina 70 pur.
chase, WIN eeh sn the undkrliencd - ~ prorn.
50 nas2i.wam N'V' ANbKEW GHTfH.
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HENRY SEAMON,

hEAI.ER IN ALL KINDS OF TO
i J banco Pipes SnuG &c. Manufacturer of No.
Wheeling Stogies No. II Water street. Hav.
ing made arrangements with one of tho leading
tobacco houses In the country, am prepared 10
offer all the best grades Of Chewing Tobacco al
Manufacturer pricfg. maylb wv
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VALUABLE GIFTS.
PLAN OF DRAWING.


! unp,,. a!s numbers from to 800 900 are PLACED
| In a TLes.l. the LIST number when drawn out
! draws tie highest or first gin; the I'd number
Txhsn dIaWa snt the. next highest or second
! IF. &c. until the whole number is drawn.
The dists4s...0n will take place after IN" O"n-
CERT where 4. SO pcrrons can wltne%h Aeon
| mites will h. CHOSEN from the audience ." TAX"
charge of the SAM :, ,
All agents aud purchaser. viii be supplied
,ri,h correct Lat Of ;l awards as sOon n pub
hshed .,cpprs
/ Tickets will he supplied TO all booksellers,
Druggists, Music Dealers, a.. WEI NY yah
rates. .,t -
asrms 10 agents will I've mailed upon Oh" rnTctz
ole stamp for return postage. .,.,
0tSers may be- sent 10 NJ. inGIosins ne Inonsy
from N 10 sej In registered letter STAMP en-
closedl a. our risk. Larger amounts w foa"mer
order. esff. or express. Al the following ciuo
rates ...T .r-... a , On
tickets to .9"' 'dlres- 49, ,.'..'...' : o.
80 ....' ---'-.''-... a. M
EzS-Phe nas.s,s VI the sgeUts VIII be pueh-o'
ed from the Genital Office.
EYsTickets win BE- supplied to azeut' at 10
y,er cent. discount. 20
f3STnder and 10 pursuance Of this provisions
Of tie Internal ReVtss- Law. His Homer the
COM missioner o. Internal Revenue has upon
due proof. granite n permit 20 the syuthern Or-
phans' Association 30 bod it, Gilt Concert ef'
emyt ysop, Oh changer. ria Y frs.,. set's< '0f ."
other duty In respect 10 snrb = " CoDr.n
This Is sprvtection To al Asfyts, shd e1. ript-
them lrvm any and all lissiliiy'fo- hseB-s' tax
or ofherwfse. 80 --t H''- I'd 90 -.
This eIeispdon j. Hade upr the gssttt ilat
the proceess OF the sale 81 Tick eis Tor tiII SSs
cert are To b. devoted 10 = charffsbie ohjec' tnf
J. bat another evidence 81 the favor and eonsi3
Grafton whisA our efforts have been noaStsNie
met v it'll in searly every dirrctioB.
..... 10 ..... REFERENCES; $500
Mai Grn- o. 4. Besrregzrd. New Ur3sss',
.,Brig. Gen. Jeh. ThonIpse
Brig Gen. = y. BuckneT, f.s.9
Z. r. silis, rabiisbeT, Bsltinfore-
J. T. Ninynas a Co.
q. W. steid Piano Msnafaetsr~r. B-rfiuss'rs.
e. MeKeever L Co. Baltinserr.
Col. Geo p Kane, Dznyille, Va
W A. Wright Augusta, Or lizte u .nfsen-
can Hotel, RicbnsoRdD t-
Mai W. Il. Mezn-. LrxingtDu. NJ.
J. s. Morrow. fublisher. Bahincfs.
II. Clay Dallx,n- Esl-, Counselor.
K stockrtt Mathews, ESQ, COnhsen-r.
f~Au orders and comm upicafisns skoula ~
addrr-.-d 60 the Central Ofties 11tksra Orp san
Association, No. - Holiday strssst, Bsltizle &C.
IN JOSEPH L. WILDE,
Auil,ori1sd Agent for wheeif.x. @srser Ma W
aud Onion -tr~e'- So sPsse"ds'H ;
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! disappointed by the Legislature Of Virginia,
/ -. 49,, January 3pth, 1861 -- ~
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WANTS.
SWING MACHINES

St9ents wanted everywhere to sell our low
III fully licensed machines. Send fer our
PircrI,r SHAW & CLARK, s. N. Co, Bidde-
w w Maine. noyl4-ly 90
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For Sale Cheap. 7.s'2
TWO AT any

k hsUse eGn,sininG fsnr .o raSm .a and %
tI r. s,reet, between Fifth and Sixth streets
jan rrs LEGATION of this property is central being
ln ne few minutes walk of four or i've
~%.nurbes and hut two squares from the Custom
rhur ,nnlyt 10 THOS. 6'BRIEN, "
h"r,i5iw Real Estate Agent.
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TIT y IRE GIsT 4 a

viii strive to make thr popular mind "wissr by
conviction" rather than slsvtsh by diotati0a, and
and the sral cf truth.
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HOTELS.
pe.,berton House Reopened.

PpND bPrtOn House hfOpeHcu'
,nuR 1INDERSIGNED HAVING PUR
i chased and thoroughly renovated and newly
fnraisied this old popular House, on water st.
ba Is nov prepared TO entertain, the public u
the hest manner. No effort VIII b" spared "
hiH an,o ne LOUIS LINGAMAN.
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The Beck -AHetien
Closes tonight.
Hard of AnnePyfnDrn.

We were mistaken, yesterday, in an
nouncing that the Board Of Supervisors
would meet Monday msrning. They
will meet this morning. tHr
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s. F. FARIS,

Nl TOR, No. I2a, Main Street, Wheeling, W.
Va.
~ Monumental Work Of all kinds made 10
order on short notice. Particular attention paid
10 Portrait Sculpture and Designing. Hep9
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a DIR. B. w. ALLEN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

.DEsPEcTFULLY TExDERs lis :Tk.
H vices TO toe eitiIens a whselsz& 3e ne
hm had anusual advantage In tk~ fr-hcfsoc %
Surgery. and has been fsr raexsn yen Dsy ~.
straisr OF Anatsmy in fhe DnE sssits % VIZ
or. 10 Main It.. sp stairs. over s<rdksers
Shoe Store, Room Nc. s.xr.,r..-
7 .--Dr 7 II. Ls9n, J. A KsCzns,
IntsIiieracer Oeice. Ed.zrss AEsasut SSsiE
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saloon Keepers Notice,

, OTIS STECBENRACH, SOUTH WHEEL
| inc has on hand and for sale, 30 barrels No
tcrab cider. may1i.imo
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THE TRI.wEEKLY

.. published every Tpc.i.y. Thursday and set.
urdsy, and contains, besidcs the esntssts % Ne
prcr.iing is-ne. of the Dsiiy, many valnable
Items prepared espso.sily Tor Tile pusa'~sties.
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At your own prices, $50 Main street.
Last night. a.........a.
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VUOS. RIEN,
PEAL ESTATE AGENT

Omcc---Cn.tom House hshIat.S'
wIEELING, WEST VA.
.,ryS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE,
X stocks Sc, on commission. Offers the FOL
owing .s.1.-. 1af e
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MICHAELJ ROHAN,

MI KIT STEEEJSs n :rW d,Jra above the
Second Ward Market House. Monumental
work of all kiLds made 10 order. city 6nd ooun
try orders will be met with promptnesA
ap2iy
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Last NfsAG sfshe Beck Asetiss.
Tonight the book auction at 1853 Main
street closes. Go everybody who wants
good books at their own prices.
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aCoNoERT.aT .Nt

ar fsr,~k nhnrifahle
1H'iA BoM
,vxrr~v xNnxyyrJnm
HRESENTATIU GJNCEnI.
si'l'lT' % - : '''''s
ar alt taaEIrylIp os TtJpFf8h
n IL n ~ aut ~
NnlulQfn Hmm rN HpenfiI1ftflfl
vuutiiuIu uIUnHIl0 Ho0uulQttuiIt
.+-y5.
- 7, 49,. -.
pheefporntso ~ l,ne LeSisisture OF Virginia
: tgss saaaR' M Sptn, iso'9
,.xx yt~s...Ts,L.
HO Oe az DaItiAkOres
7H IA June ITtn, 1867.
,dtaaR ~. 800 :. a,
ME 80 s Con-
i fCEkI VIII oe Even ny Sou9shetn VI
phans Associalion, ~ ,no suJV.s" sae!rss
l." ~ .I ruS S =
I'VE. the Officers Of the Southern Orphans
\ Ssociation for the maintenance and education
Il the destitute orphans Of deceased. Southern
Ssdiers and sailors, earnestly solicit the sympa'
Thy and cooperation in our Grand Presentation
Concert Of an who desire TO see the Home and
School enabled Ia receive and carr for all needy
on9s nj 49, g. .ha,. 80,
,;o,,s a,,d ass;s,arns ne o,ain a,,se.I ~ ,b.m
-. ~, ,,s =; -, g. eIr,ar,,riss r, n
the desien ~ this A ssociat;on m errrt a Home
and School- sor the ornbans Of tha SI,uth hofh
naie and female on an exfsns;ya scsls N tha
city ~ Richmond va a an in5nc.marf Ia
hayr the buildinq located there the Comman
CounciI oi that CITY bavs gparanteed Ten acv,s OF
land In an elevated and bsaItbfni Lcst;an and
will increase the onantity of land n nesSed
n IL with n confident leDe in a fayorahle -.
snonsa \, tbis snneal IN nf,blic which has never
yet failed "a sustain a charitable institntion
that We have entered into An announcement with
~, y, ~ n,
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r. j. BERRY & CO., "a.
gaSUFACTuRRRs AND DEAF

M Frs in Hawser laid on We'll Rope, Manila,
Hemp, Luta and Cotton Cor,iage, Fishing Tackle,
Lines, Twines, lar, Pitch. oakum, blocks, Tar
paulins, Fire Brick, Tile and Clay, Gem Hose,
Betting and Packing, No. ~ Water street,
Wheeling, W. Va. msral'ly
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30 J. & q. BAYHA,
DRRAp, CHAcKER AND CAKE
Id BAKERY, Marks. Street Opposite the
washington Hall, few doors aboye Henfcs
Strict. keep constantly % haad . fail ss-osf.
ment Of the above articles. -.
~ Their sSgons run eos.isl 1870
TFgIII-s Ftlr sep1g
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

A CoNTRAsT.-In the, Republican State
Convention Of New York; in May 1855, the
following resolution, offered by Horace Gree
ley, was adopted:
Resolved That the rights of the States and of the
people located in the Territories just objects of
sOlicitude and support, and condemn the efforts
making in our day. to fuse all political power into one
indiscrimnate and overshadowing sectionalism, as
contrary to the faith of our fathers and perlous to
Republican institutions.
The overshadowing sectionalism'' of the
very party which adopted the above resolution
has since destroyed the genuine republican in
situations of the country, and broken up the
Federal Union But instead of condemning
the fusion of all the political power into one
mass, by which all this evil has been done, the
same party now approves and enacts the fusion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01
LATEST FROM LEMHI.

| We have been shown letter written BY q
gentleman formerly of this city, and very IA
vOrably known here, to one of our citizens
dated Leesburg, May 18th, which gives infor.
nation of that region. We are permitted to
CLEAN the following from the letter:
We have had fine weather for the past fort
night, and the snow has rapidly disappeared
There was four inches of snow on the 10th
but the warm sun the next day melted it away.
The miners are now generally at work, but the
problem of the richness of this camp is still I'm.
solved. A large area of ground has been taken
UP, and it would be singular indeed if all the
claims proved rich; but the general impress
sion is that the claims will average about like
those around Idaho City. " Excitements" are
the order of the day at present, and until
things become settled it will be difficult to de-
termine definitely with regard to this section.
A large scope of country Immediately cOntigu-
GUS to Lemhi District will offer to the hundreds
who are vending their way hither an opportu-
nifty to prospect to their hearts content during
the Summer. The approaches to this section
look favorable for gold, and my opinion is, that
both placer and quartz claims will be discOv
cred. of much richness, within a range of one
hundred miles of this place. Persons who are
not doing well where they are in other locali-
ties might be benefited by coming here.
Familiar faces from the Basin and Idaho
City are every day seen on the street here in
Leesburg, and hope they will be able to make
full recOmpense for the hardships and outlay
they have been put to in coming here.
John ClOwry has claims within six miles of
this place which are reported to be very rich
There are two or three gulches which prospect
fayOrably and promise to pay well, but my inn
preston is that most of the claims about here
will not pay more than wages.
There is report of rich quartz camp, prin-
cipally silver, lately discovered within forty
miles of this place. Time will develop the
truthfulness or the reverse fthis report Lees
burg presents fine appearance. Buildings
are going up which will vie with the finest in
this Territory. hope the richness of the camp
will warrant the expenditure upon the town.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01
BIG CLEAN UP ON GRANITE CREEK.
GRANITE CREEK, Nav q, 1867.

GRANITE CREEK, May 81, 1867.
EDITOR WORLD: Granite Creek is a lively
mining camp at this time. Almost all the
claims are worked night and day, and, to use
miners phrase, some of our miners are taking
it out "big." Messrs Paul, Flynn & Co.
cleaned up yesterday, after a two weeks run,
and had one hundred and thirty seven pounds Of
amalgam, which retorted the handsome sum of
twenty-five thousand tive hundred and tifty-tCO
dollars. Major Flynn took out the largest
nugget of pure gold that has ever been found
in this camp. 1t weighed four and a half
pounds, and is worth $3.50. The Major thinks
that ne has now struck the mother lead of this
camp. The specimen is to be seen at the store
here. There are about four hundred men
employed here now and hands are scarce.
Good men will find employment at six dollars
per day. The quartz mill company are making
a road preparatory to bringing in their ma
chinery. Granite Greek bids fair to be one of
the most prosperous mining camps in the Boise
Basin, and the gold here is of the best kind
it will coin $18 per ounce. will write you
again and keep you posted. MARION.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

SENATOR WILSON of Massachusetts. during
the late session, rebuked the small-beer dema.
gogues of his party, who talk of the "red-
handed rebels" and the " Andersonville starv-
alton, land "cruelties to negroes" and such like
stuff. He told them that was all well enough
during the war, but now those phrases were
played out, and nobody used them but dema-
gOgues of the lowest character and calibre.
Wilson very well knows that if the horrors of
the Northern war prisons could be revealed,
the worst told Of Andersonville and Libby
prison, and Of other Southern war prisons,
would pale in the volume Of atrocity and bar
barity The mouth of the South is closed !;
only the North can speak
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

BUILDING UP.-Among the buildings now under
way in the burnt district in this city, besides the
many we have noticed in previous issues are the fol-
lowing: Post Office building by J. A. Pinney. south
west corner of Wall and Montgomery streets Tavlor
Owens, northeast corner of Wall and MONTGOMERY
streets; DIR. Jas. Heay. site of his former office on
Montgomery street, Baird & Judge on former site on
west side Of Main street; and almost a dozen more
buildings ON Main street. above and below Wall as
many more on Montgomery, below Wall and several
residences on the kill east of Main and High streets
whose owners we have not ascertained The Catholic
Church will soon be rebuilt in better style and with
its front towards Main street. instead of to the north
as before The building for the residence of Fathers
Pouln and Mespe. the upper story of which will he
used for chapel, until the Church is rebuilt is now
ready for occupation. Father Mesple was fortunate
enough to save most of the altar ornaments and fy
lures, the Yestments, robes &C.. by his own vigorous
exertions, the day of the fire. and with the helm of
devoted friends who rushed to save the Church or
Whatever in it they could The whole burnt disfrict
Is being rapidly built over and it seems almost the
work OF enchantment that place of such area was a
mass OF smoking, blackened, ashy ruins only two
weeks ago. and is now again mostly covered with
stores, shops and dwellings, with active prosperous
cheerful business appearances all along It forcib
and splendidly displays the vim and enterprise Of
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