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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26
New this w eek.
Sheriff IS Sale.

10y virtue of an execution issued out Of the
ID District Court in and for the county Of
Boise, upon judgment rendered in said Court,
ingdale and M. Kraker are defendants, for the
sum of Three hundred and Seyenty.fve Dollars.
Judgment and costs OF suit duly tested the 2lst
day of january, A. d, 1867, have seized and
taken in execution the following described prop,
erty. to- wit: That certain House situate on the
west side of Main street. Idaho City. Idaho Ter
ritory, fronting ten feet on said street, aud ex-
tending back of even width twenty feet. bounded
on the north by E. Edwards Cigar Store, and
on the south by the building known as the City
Bakery: .a.
Public notice is hereby given that on the 10th
day of February A. D. 1867, at Il o'clock NJ
will sell in front of the court house door, in Idaho
City, at public auction, for cash, the above de-
said execution and all accr9ing costs. ..o-
J. I. CkUTCHER, Sheriff.
Idaho City, January 26, A. D. lS67nl4w8.
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Frox owYHnr.-The Bullion says the quartz

FRoM OwYHEE.-The Bullion says the quartz
mill of Cartee 4 GreenWall, made up from the
Vass & Morse, Pueblo, and Mnear mills, eight
stamps in all, now going up in the Flint DISTINCT
is nearly finished. The mill will commence on
rock from the Rising Star ledge belonging to LoHis
Eckhart, Of Idaho CITY, W. H. Wickersham and
Ross Cartee of Silver City.
Despite the inclement westher and deep snow
over the roads the stages from Hunters Station
and from Boise City reach Silver City in due time
Good drivers, you see
Two brothers, named Louis B. and 81. II. Rogers,
says the Avalanche, were crushed to death In
snow slide up Long Gulch, short distance from
Silver City on the 18th inst. They were sons OF
J. P. Rogers of MarysVile, Cal. FTE
The Avalanche says that the precinct known as
Halls Ranch, established by the County Commss
sioners of Owyhee as a voting precinct, is really
in Oregon ~ Fr ~ Ef ~
From private sources we learn that very dull
times prevail in Silver and Ruby Cities. Trade is
almost stagnant.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

"Sail in, now, Jimmy and see if you can't
cipher out the downfall of American institutions
again because loyal black men are allowed to vote,
while few disOyal white men are deprived that
privilege.-[ Boise City Statesman.
Not at all, Reynolds. We have known a
good many negroes, but we cannot now call
to mind any one of them who was as likely
to damage or disgrace our "American insti-
tutions" as yourself. God made them with
black skins. You seem to be black all
through. You have the negro's feet; the
negro is lucky in not having your head. The
negro is very lr&ky. H
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81 hate those of my own party more who have
not the moral courage to stand up for the right.
who had not the nerve TO join the noble South in
her just struggle for liberty and segregation from
the Puritan elemeGt."-[" Grumbler' lin the Times.
A person who so de2recates the want of
moral courage in others must have great
moral courage himself. Now, we challenge
the "Grumbler" to repeat the above language
over his own signature. Come, let Us see
how much moral courage you have, Mr..
Grumbler.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

NOBLE EULoGIUM.-At the late installa-,
ton of Bishop Wilmer to the Episcopal dios'
cese of Louisiana, the venerable Bishop Hop
kins, of Vermont, thus referred 10 the late
Bishop land Confederate GENERALLY Leoaidas
Polk: F1e afasis aa.
''Your predecessor, the late Bishop of Louisiana
was man of uncommon energy, elevation OF
character, nobility of soul. You are the successor
of such man none who knew him, bHt adj
mired and loved him. ] was often connected with
and met him frequently at one Of the universities
of his founding (many of these you WIFI meet
with, that were Of hs,ereCtion) and upon frequent
occasions of Christian duties, and it is among the
pleasant and sad Tecolectionsof she pass. fon
will find in your path many memeftoes OF his
zeal; monuments OF his worth it is indeed a
high privilege to be his success n. We cEaim no
perfection for Bishops he may have erred ia his
career, he may have made mistakes, but his sout
of Christianity and n0agnanimity which his life
exhibited, is true prestige for you, and God
grant you all the faith and support to It's proper
ends. l hold il great privilege TO bestow the
dignity of Bishop upon you, and / do it IN the
fullest confidence that HeaYen has and will con-
tinue to give you strength and direct your course,
and in your zeal relieve your every Christian eXer
ton for the we'll government of the Church, and
I call upon all to pray for yon." .Hs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

The BEST Remedy FOR PURIFYING The BLOOD,
Strengthening the Nerves, Restoring the Lost
Appetite, is FRESE'S HAMBURG TEA. 1t is
the best preservative against almost any sickness,
if used timely. Composed of herbs only, it can be
given safely to infants. Full directions in Eng
fish, French, Spanish, and German, with every
package. Try IT. For sale at all the wholesale
and retail drug stores and groceries.
EMIL FRESE, WhoIesaIe Druggist,
[S9y1l Sole Agent, 40 Clay st, San Francisco
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To Rent.

.HAVING PURCHASED the large building
Il adjoining my City Hotel, formerly known as
the magnolia House, / offer Torrent the whole Of
the first floor floor of that bailding. 1t is one Of
the largest and finest rooms in the city, and is ad
tenant should It be- be- required u 0T viii bld Fire
Proof Cellar. Term easy. For furtherparticulars
inquire of $500 L@H. BARBER,
tafd i d Proprietor Vt City Hotel.
Idaho City, Jan. 10th, 1861. nl3tt. o,el aaf
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WANTED 1.-THE Boise City Statesman,
in noticing Judge Kelly's departure for Wash
iugton, bedaubs him with praise. Very few
officials ever needed praise more than Judge
Kelly. The Statesman praises Secretary
Hewlett its editor at the same time admits
that told Hewlett is the biggest thief in the
Territory" We think Judge Kelly is Judge
Kelly. ~ IS 49, s.. .f IS x ...s IS
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The Bogus Dispatch.

The friends and hackers of Secretary How
lett are labOring to make it appear that the
dispatch the old rogue pretended to get
from Secretary McCullOch, ordering him not
to paw the members because they had not
taken the oath, was genuine. There is indu-
bitable evidence on oath proving Hewlett
guilty of perjury and forgery il the matter,
but we will present in confederation of How
letts culpability, the following from Secre-
tary McGulloch = 49, - s - Z
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 20, 1865.
aro HoN. GEO. AINsL1E, President of Legislative
Council and Hon. A. W. FLOURNoY, speaker OF
House Representatives, Boise City, |. T.
"GENT1EMEN: Referring to your kilograms of
Dec 2Ist. / Yesterday telegraphed you as per
annexed copy marked A which telegram is hereby
3OA'D' III. McCULLOCH, r.
s Secretary OF the Treasury.
[A.-CoPY. @
t'TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.
"To GEORGE A1NsLIE, President of the Legisla-
tive Council Boise Cisy, l. l., via Salt Lake City,
Utah Territory: ooo.,.4 a.
been place1 at the disposal OF former Secretaries
and Twenty Thousand Dollars 1920, 000] has this
dav been placed with Assistant Treasurer at New
York to Secretary Howlett's credit, and late Col
lector Cummns instructed to cash Hewlett 8
drafts on New York. No accounts have yet been
received from any Secretary. a.A
"[Signed) a a. MCNOLLOCn! Fl
Secretary Of the Treasury"
Let it be remembered that Hewlett made
oath that the dispatch was sent to him BY
Secretary McCulloch on the same day the
Secretary sent the above dispatch to Hon.
George Ainslie and Hon. A. W. Floarnoy.
This would make it appear that Secretary
McCulloch had, one day after dec. 29th9 be
sent the dispatch copied above, and also the
one Hewlett swore he received, ordering nom
payment of the members, deliberately sat
down and penned q letter to Hons. Ainslle
and Flournoy, confirming to them the Ian
guage of his dispatch, and withheld from
them in that letter all knowledge or any in
timation of a dispatch to Hewlett said to
have been sent by himself (McCulloch) the
day beforeI Can any man believe that Sec
rotary McCulloch would be guilty of such
shameless duplicity Yet Howlett's state
ment would convict him of it, and render
him obnoxious to the severest censure. Very
likely Hewlett will have to explain this mat
ter to Secretary McCulloch, and his silly
villainy may yet cost him severe pains and
penalties.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

FAITHFUL PUBLIC SERvANTs.-Without intend
ing invidious distinctions, we deem it duty 10
offer merited compliment and praise to the Honor
represented Boise county in the late Legislative
Council also to that noble, sterling thorough
member from Idaho county, the Hon. S. S. Fem ;
and to Hon. Fl. C. Riggs of Ada county, and R. 7.
Miller OF Owyhee. Each and all labored dilgent-
iy, effectively, and most benefcially for the inter
ess of their respective constituencies the Territory
at large, and for the future welfare of the Demo-
cratic party. And it is justly the proud boast of
Boise county that she was represented in the
Council by as able, as devoted, as honorable a
delegation as ever sat for any constituency.
Messrs Anslie, Street, and Scaniker were in the
Council last year, and then as in the Inst session
proved themselves to be sound and faithful public
servants. COL Stevenson sat only during the late
session, having been chosen to fill vacancy. He
has satisfied the best expectations of his warmest,
long tried friends, and greatly pleased those who
reserved their opinions until he had proven him
self in office. We knew him years ago in Califor-
MIA, when he represented FL dorado county, year
after year in the State Legislature, and we are
glad to be able to say that here as there, he stood
foremost among the firm band who never failed
IN their fidelity to their constituency, and who
never wavered in their devotion TO the interests
and great principles of Democracy. Wehope ever
to see such men as Ainslie. Street, Stevenson,
Scaniker, Fem, Riggs and Miller honored by our
party, for such men always reflect honor upon it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

p WASHINGTON letters say that the Congress
soual galleries are mainly filed by negroes
this session. Not the honest, industrious
negroes, but flash darkies and their women,
who scorn to work, and who continue, by
thievng, burglary and other disreputable
practices, to keep themselves in idleness
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

The SIx.-Only six out of all the Radical
members of Congress opposed the resolution
to lmpeach the President. Their names are
worth preserving. They were Davis, Dodge,
Hobbeil, Spaulding, Raymond and Whaley.
We shall next hear of the majority denounc-
ing them as TRAITORS"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

MARRIAGE AND CEL1BAox, an essay Of Warning
and instruction for Young Men. Also, Diseases
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means of relief Sent free of charge in sealed
letter envelopes. Address DR.J. SXILLIN HouGR-
TON Howard Association, Philadelpbia, Pa. IS7yl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

Through Holbrook's neglect we failed to get an
Ue s. Assay Office established here last year.
u Boise Statesman.
This is cool from paper which has always
represented to the Federal Government that
Holbrook misrepresented the Territory in
everything, and declared be had no influence
at Washington. 1t is like locking all the
wheels of a wagon and then blaming the horse
for not pulling itup hill e3 asa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

Nor -So.-The Boise City Statesman says
it's the fault of Hon. 3. D. Holbrook. that
an Assay Ofice'has not been established in
. IdabO.1 We expect the Statesman next to say
. that our honorable Delegatebis responsible
tor the appointment Of the peEiured, forgery
committing Secretary. Mr.: Holbrook 10 not
J Ito blame in the matter. The Radical Com
gssss. is atsfanlt, 81 i.aie..99 1851 RI A59 sil
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

DURING the war the Administration fraud
ulently induced able. bodied men to come
from Ireland, Germany, and other countries
of Europe, under promise of employment in
peaceful pursuits. Shiploads came, but as
soon as the vessels which brought them
reached American harbors the poor emf
grants were made to enlist in the war, were
forced to fight, and hundreds who deserted
were shot. The Radical Congress sustained
the Administration in this infamous proceed
ure. The same Radical Congress which
then approved the fraudulent enlicement of
white foreignersf from their homes, now makes
it penal offence, punishable by heavy
fine and long imprisonment, to fraudulently
induce negro to leave the country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

THE Chico DAILY MA1L.n-By every mail we
get California papers only two or three months old,
via Chico's 9 daily mail" We suggest to our Cal
ifornia contemporaries that they direct their papers
to US, via Europe. BY doing so we shall be able
to receive them regularly abVut month in advance
of the time they come via Chico.
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LEO 7 t. r 3.

10y invitation from 1.-THE EMMETT CIRCLE,
ID ~. JAS. OfMEARA dl la6z
Will deliver Lecture in PIONEER CITY,
Saturday Evening, Jan. 26,1S07'
For the benefit Of the Fenian Brotherhood.
20 Lecture to commence at sac o'clock. -Ga
aaTGah TICKETS OF ADMISSION, 81. O0.iiI
~ .9og ai4s s's FELIX MOI ARLAND, Centre.
1 January 5, 1857. Cnllg4.i vsJ ~ bssb ,oda
.woHgl bad
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

EASILY DISPOSED oF.-A "Grumber" is
writing letters to the Times, In one dated
"Hog'em, Jan. l6th,s' the following language
occurred: y
Although the laws Fin Massachusetts, are ad.
ministered by Protestants, they do not try to in
still their religious opinions into the minds OF
Catholics" t
In our issue of last Saturday we quoted
the above language. In response, the "Grum-
bier, under date ''Idaho City, Jan. 2lst,
says through the Times: t
The Twel misrepresents "a writer in the Times,
inasmuch as he says the school system Of Massa~
chusetts is VIGOROUSLY propagandst, aud tries to
make it out that lswrote differently, never said
nor intimated that they did not teach opposition
to Catholics, but exactly to the contrary, as any
body can see by reading the article" s.i
We have done all that is necessary in the
case, by thus showing what the "Grumbler"
first said, when writing from "Hog' !"
and next, what he said when he endeavored
to unsay, in his "Idaho City" letter, what he
first said. We don't know which to admire
most, the leaps which ."Grumbler" makes in
his places of writing, or the squirms he per-
forms in trying to head both ways on the
subject.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

PRrzE FIGHr.- Dooney Harris and Tom
Chandler, two bruisers of fame, have met in
San Francisco, and made match to hight
each otherin short time for $4,000 a side.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

RhYEoLDs' LAsT.--It takes two x.hides to
cover it--and only for slippers atathas.qaa
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ANTi-C HARTER.- election in Boise
City last Monday resulted in the election of
the Anti Charter Ticket, by a vote of lo3 for
to 277 against Boise City will therefore go
it wild and loose, free and easy, for another
year. aa S
His STYLE.-The editor of the Statesman
uses the disgusting word "bilkH quite FREE
quently. A usual term with allhurdy gurdy
frequenters, welpresumea ss8 sill bas =
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

THE leading article in the Times of yesterday
is an attack upon the Democratic members Of the
late Legislature, We shall pay attention to the
thing next week. s. e6 an
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

DEFERRED.-An editorial on the Infamous con
duct of Secretary Hewlett in the late affair II
Boise City. old bad aatdn .tae6 ma5bsm 7
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

Gov. SMITH of Montana Territory, has gone
on an official visit to Washington, and during
his absence Secretary T. F. Meagher will act
as Governor. a3ea1y
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

~ hate Abotitionists, the Radical Republicans
and their whole Northern palefaced black creed,
bad enough "Grumbler'' in the Times.
Well wager cookey the " Grum bier "
voted the Radicrl ticket, if he voted at all,
in this Territory last August, and that ne acts
with the Radicals now.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-26

The LAST BOISE Cry ToAsT.-Pedatus Rey-
nolds: Look at his feet who can trip him
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CANDID. The g Grumbler" in last Tues
DAVIS Times makes the following penitentiai
admission: I
"We lGmmhler & Col have shown them that
we are nothing but set of blackguards'
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Upon the earnest protestations and positive as
surances of Judge May. given to me since his re-
turn, In presence of Mr. Jas. OMeara, to the enc t
that be intended no wrong in the prosecution or
Page and Watson, the gold dust operators IN
Boise City, think it due to him to say that DO
not now consider him responsible for what i
thought and publicly pronounced to be irregular
and most censurable in those cases.
j. l. CRUTCHER.
Idaho City, Jan. "a, 1867.
AS stated in the above card, we were present at
the interview between Sheriff Crutcher and Judge
May, it having taken place in our office, at the
request Of the latter Lamed gentleman. We heard
every word spoken on either side, and, similarly
with Sheriff Crutcher, we think, from Judge Mays
very earnest assurances, and the explanations he
made, that the censure applied to him, in con-
nection with the first trial of Page and the dis
charge of Watson, was not nierited. We looked
upon the sudden leave OF Judge May from Boise
City, after the discharge of Watson and the open
charges against his official integrity by Sheriff
Crutcher, as so much evidence Of his wrong doing
That hurried leave he has amply explained, to his
own credit and honor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-01-08
*The battle of Gettysburg.
Written expressly for the Staunton Spectator.
OUR MESS-BY 4 REBEL sUBALTERN
CHAPTER II.
TWO PHASES OF LOVE.


Among the members of our mess was Sec
ond Lieutenant, who went by the euphonious
cognomen OF Muckton-Benjamin Muckton,
commonly called Ben. Muckton, an up-country
Georgian of the cr0cker-genus, who had some
pretensions to oratory and claimed to be an
adept at politics to his very finger-nalls. Ben
grandfather had been a member OF the Leglsla-
ture of Georgia at the time OF the admlnlstra-
ton of Gov. Troup. when a difficulty existed
between that State and the General Govern
nent concerning the Cherokee lands. Ben in
herited the el0Quence and patriotism of his
great progenitor. He was some" at turkey
shooting, good DEAL at the hustlngs and
''h-l' at a knock down and drag out saying
nothing of his peculiar mode of love-making.
The national connections Of Rome brought
to light the genius of Cicero, and our immortal
Washington never would have been heard of
had not the oppression OF the mother country
ground the people of the colonies So, had not
the iron hand of the North pressed heavily up
on the inhabitants of the saveholding States,
BENJAMIN Muckton never would have shone
among the bright stars Of the age. lie was a
gaunt, double -ointed six-footer, broad shoulder
ed, lantern, ,jawed and long legged, with beard
that would have done honor to veteran Billy
goat, and fist like ffty-six pound weight
slung to the end of gourd vine. His fighting
he gave in to no man. At the commencement
of the war he, with some fourscore others Of
the same kidney, volunteered in the cause Of
Southern rights, and he was elected second
Lieutenant, which position he held up to the
date of my narrative, although ne had been IN
many severe fights and had never finched yet
the single bar upon his coat collar was allowed
TO grow dingy for want of promotion.
Ben Muckton could blow as hard as Major
| Stretcher but it was different kind of blow
ing. There was good deal of truth mixed up
| with his bombast, and his eloquence, though
crude, was strictly poetical.
"Jehu' exclaimed he one day, after we had
whipped the enemy in several trifing skirmishes,
II rode that critter O mine until she left her
tail two miles behind, and her shoes was shook
ed off in pursuit of that skedaddling bluebelly
that stole the 'squire's shoat. You mought a
| see'd us had yer been lookin' that way. A
streak O. lightnn' would stood no chance in
that ere race. Whoop! my beauty, says 1,
putin spur to the animal, and away she went
as if she was tryin' to git away from her own
shadow The Yank seed me a-comin, and
the way he tickled his nag's fanks was sin to
a patent thrashing machine. had clear shot
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RATS IN CAIRo.-If there was one person for
every two rats in the place, Cairo would be as
populous as the city of New York. The other
evening stranger arrived in the city and was
astonished to see droves of rats passing across
the walks before him. Wherever he went he
saw rats-great fat fellows, with nimble feet
and bright eyes. Strange to say, although he
had a cane In his hand, he did not venture to
strike at the pets that gave him so much
annoyance Finally, he took friend by the
arm, and walking aside with him in a very
mysterious manner, said, ''Have you seen any
rats on the sidewalk this evening?'' Thousands
of them, said his friend The strangers face
frightened in an instant. Its all right, said
he; you see, the truth is, I've been drinking
like a fish lately, and when saw so many rats
| was fearful they were creatures of my imagina-
ton, and not bona .fde rats-in short, | was
afraid that I had deliriums. You have taken
weight from my mind. Let US drink. -
Cairo Democrat
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