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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

1T is not always safe to lend money
to young men because they have rich
fathers. Take for instance the follow
ing, which we copy from the New York
Times:
We happened to see yesterday no.
tice to the creditors OF bankrupt OF
this city which was quite a curiosity IN
its way. He is the son of one OF the
wealthiest men on the continent, and
his name is perfectly we'll known to
everybody. His fathers great wealth
has probably enabled him to continue
the practice he has followed for years Of
borrowing money from anybody and
everyb vdy whom he could persuade to
lend il. The list OF his creditors num-
bers two hundred and i've, and the sums
they have loaned him range from 81,
which is the smallest, up to SIS, 905,
which is the largest, and which stands
against the name of our pbilRnthropic
neighbor Horace Greeley Probably
every man who has had anything TO do
with business matters for the last ten
years has been all that time familiar
with this gentleman's habit of getting
his checks cashed by his friends; yet
here are scores OF persons whom he has
victimiZed in sums of IS 900, 5000,
81 900, $780, and so down to the smallest
sums. The aggregate must amount to
nearly "A hundred Thousand dollars.
We suggest to our neighbor Greeley
that he read over some OF the latest con-
tributions to the Ledger on the subject
of keeping out OF debt and taking care
of money!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

THERE WILL BE A REGULAR MEET
ing OF the Stockholders OF thesMheenDg
and belmont Mining, Grape and Wine Az
ISOLATION" AZ the office OF the -ftnR Fire and
Marine INSURANCE Co. No. 6S Main street, ON
SATURDAY, NOT. %, 1907, al O'Clock p, M
TOTtne IurpoSe OF elrcttng onicRrS TOT the en-
suing year. Parties interested are notined
TO attend A.G. Rob NEON,
President
II. RARpING. Soy. ocs0.st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
Eur SaIt.
For Sale.


OF VALUABLE FOUNDRY, MACHINE
and Stove Works, SOY. 2lsI. lsj7, with
water power situated in Frederick, nd. For
piat .descTIptIon and list OF patterns, apply 10
NJ. O. YOUNG,
oc26 lind tTedriek, Nd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
AFEM QuEsTIoNs. FRIENp.

What makes your Halr 20 beauufulT
Oh OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustref
on OF Grapevine
What gives Life an Growth to your Hair
Oil OF Grapevine
What removes The DandHra7
OH OF Grapevine
What Hair Preparation Is counterfeited?
OIL OF Grapevine
Who are the only Projectors of ~
on OF Grapevine:
LAUGHLIS, SMITH & CO.,
sepls No. 81 Main St, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
Wanted---To Rent.
Notice..

A HOUSE CONTAINING FROM FIVE
a to seven rooms Addre s., +. y. Box 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
For Sale.

SMALL FARM, 8 MILES BELOW
A the CITY, on BOgg's Run. one mile from
the river, 30 acres all under cultivation.
Pew No IS In sod Presbyterian Church.
o.5f 1. IRWIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
For Sale.

IN W q STEAM ESGINE S-oNE o.
i them formerly used in the Steamer
Eagle % hone power, with a locomotive
collier: The other small Engine with =
cylinder boiler. VIII be sold on accommu-
dating terms Apply to
sepS-u E. HAYES a GO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
]. o. o. F.

mo THE LODGES OF WHEELING AND
II vicinity: You are respectfully invited TO
John Mutn, Whicn wall take place fgorp his
late residences n EAiIAfre on Thursday amer
noon, Get. Slst at O'Clock.
JOHN q. HAFER, Sec'y.
WV. EICHOLsON. y. q. ocSo.lt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
for Bent.
For Rent.

q 6IFFES INTEND RE
- removing their Hat and Cap store TO
Main street, next door TO Pollack's Notion
House, and offer their present room for rent.
Possession given BY the 18TH OF October
oCi SESSESEI & GlFFEN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
a1tw Adrtrtistmtnts.


The hne steamer IMPORTER"
Ishs<SlCzpt8iu John Nos, Will leave as
i-Jye On tha first rise OF waller
Fer frelght or passase,apply on board, or TO
ocS1-tf BCOCH. BATTELLE 3 Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
For Rent.

TIME STORE ROOMS LAIELY oCCU-
pied by George K Tayioc Co, and ].
Clemens Il Co, on Main sires q: also LAs---
rnent rooms dnished. Good 90 c6S m second
sfory aud good rooms Tor OH G. purposes in
second and third story In good order. Pr
jession given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses fuI
ale in the Sixth Ward, ON reasonable terms.
THOS- HORNBROOK.
once, No. IlS1S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. fehs-u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30
political SE8s.

Hon. E. B. Washburne is to lecture
this winter.
Some ofthe Iowa papers are naming
Senator Harlan for the Presidency.
There are one hundred republican
newspapers in the South.
The Pittsburgh GG=ette, in a two
columned dOuble-leaded editorial, nom-
mates Gen. Grant for the Presidency.
-"'Let him go to Congress for his
boy" is the popular new ballad. Aud
we may remark together, that IL must
be on this principle that nearly all Con-
gressmen were elected, having no
cIhims in themselves.
"A number OF Republicans journals
in Northern Pennsylvania are suggest
ing rX-Speaker GaIusha y. Grow AS n
very proper candidate for Vice Presi-
dent.
-Beecher says that President Lin
coins features looked like chance
travellers putting up together at au iun,
rather than relations met in the family
circle.
Complete official returns show the
Ohio Legislature to stand thus: Senate,
is Republicans and 10 Democrats;
House, 40 Republicans and Sc Demo-
Gratis; showing seven DemoCraticWaior-
ity on joint ballot.
The vote OF the twelve counties in
OulO huO"u rs lnt western reserve
was 1916 more than in 1866; the Repub-
licans gained 81 and the Democrats
1909. The Republican majority was
p, SS3 in 1866, and 1881 this year.
Either Senator Hendricks or Rep
sentative Holman will be the next dem
ocrntic nominee for Governor of Iudi-
ana. Gen. Lew. Wallace is pressed by
his friends for the republican nominal
ton, and some are fIyoring the NOM
fruYtnn nf RnankaF ffnIfar Tho
Governor, Baker, is also u candidate.
The JohAsOnitps at Washington are
disguised because the clerks in the de-
partments, from the State OF New YORK,
are going home to vote. They are
afraid they will nearly all vote the Re-
publican ticket, which is quite likely.
The IHteiiigeHceT publishes threaten
ing article on the subject.
Rhode Island is reminded, OF her
limited territory in the remark of an
exchange that "Gen. Sheridan took
walk about Rhode Island and vicinity
yesterday" 1Ht
James W. Wall, of New Jersey,
who WAS made senator from that State
out OF pure spite in 1865 and who bias
been a prisoner of state in Fort LRIay-
cite, is anxious for meeting and 1850
citation of the former prisoners in "Lih-
coins Bastiles."
The Cleveland Herald comments
upon our West Virginia returns rs fol-
lows:
1.-THE West Virginia election which
transpired on Thursday was merely for
members of the Legislature. Very little
interest was taken and only light vote
polied, Republicans relying on their
strength in the State and neglecting to
vote. As a result, the Democrats have
made large gains in the counties heard
from. This Is the lazy year for Repub-
licans. Their losses may be attributa-
BILE to the same cause as that which de-
feated the Canadians in an engagement
during the "Patriot war" "They were
beaten" said u spectator of the fight,
because they didn't take no interest"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

- Sol.utirs vii be taken OF UUInInmIi.
cations not accompanied % a re PI-slL!S
TaTu. Ius. mime vii 10 considered conn
si.-1ti.I but anu.t in ali cs5es Ao5OInp any let
Tn. - = zuaIlaIztee VI s;D'Od La-tn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

e -ial Ilts7 of - III y = =
..A,..tAsEs AsD FUs.ERAL NOTICES, 80
els, when under ak hneh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-30

James w. Wall, of New Jersey,
who WAS made senator from that State
out OF pure spite in 1865, and who bias
been a prisoner of state in Fort LRiay-
cite, is anxious for a meeting and asso-
citation OF the former prisoners in Lin
cnlnSs RastilaS -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18

vSyANrEp-By AN ESoLrsH LADY, EDUCATED ON
w The continent situation - resident sovcrress 70
finish Inc educailon OF young ladies' Acrrcfnonts
isk French, german husa smsss. Drawing Address j..
W., bon kOob Post once
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-26
4 RRpENTANT CRIMINAL.

v....v from Michael Kennedy,
sN. Uobbsr - He COnfessos His SuiIt'
~.a wishes 90 he Saved from FeA"nS
crave.
Jsrovn ne Chicago Republican. .,.-,ou.
Michael kennedy, one Of the most DITor'1 r,ng tSs
criminals OF this city, whose rIlod nv numerous
psenseS against the law, was lateiS oen poni
~ tsn veaTs, imprisonment IN Iue ~ ie., tS,o
tenuary. His operations wi.nan ,OIr 'n 6uTino his
or tnIee Nt we'H in The County Jail he partially
Ooatossed number of crimes ne hed com,
Sitte5 Being a victim to consumption, ana
LOT expecting to long survive MS llle OF OUT
1nSry nO1 GO he has become repentant The follow
tan i ioiter written 10 the Deputy superintendent
~ Police reveals much OF the inner ieeung
of the man, which, had ne not Deen detected
IN his crime, might never have been brought to
hgbt:- 49, o.-,- 49,. ,,.,..-
neSnty Superintendent Of Police-Slr;-I am Induced
TEiS ySnh Within he last few weeks surrounded me-
You T 9e sS" 70 States Prison on charges
the term Of ten years. have DO complaint to make
iSst believe a am almost fendess and slowly but
surely has been your duty 10 detect and
criminals like myself, yet the treatment have ever
5sSeyea Ss trS ever respect AS have
am sentenced g the Penitentary for ten years AS
Sne year. Since my last confinement have suffered
much and thought much Ofthe past and the remorse
guilty Conscience tells there is more in the future
man / in NV recklessuess have thought Of and what
lille OF life is left should be devoted better pur-
pose to atone for the past DO not thinka reiorma
lion impossible. even gree ter criminals than my.
self have reformed. One Thing is certain, shall
never offend the laws again have done, il turned
loose tomorrow. What would wish to say is thls:-
20 to the States Prison with irm determination to
be q better man. l have not long to live, but wheI
my last few days should draw nigh, do not wish tC
pe buried felOn for the sake OF relatives whom
have already filled with sorrow.
"I would ask your assistance-yourssympa so fal
as this; II at such time application should bI
made for you 10 assist in saving me from a telon'
grave that you will look upon II favorably.
"Believe nae ever respectfully yours1 -. -.
"MICHAEL KENNEDY"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-26

.,.,,.r Latter from Michael Kennedy,
~ 'oIs po1,1,sr He COnfesses HIS Guilt,
Ia WiShes 20 he Saved from FslOn'S
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-26

"A correspondent of the st. Louis Democrat
says:-"General Haney, forty-two years ago,
at the treaty on the Little Missouri, with High
Black Wolf, adopted the boy of the latter as
his son. That boy at the preliminary inter
view held to-day was Black Kettle, the head
chief Of the Cheyennes. He has fine head
and a very sagacious look, The General
brought him down some fine. presents, and
Black Kettle pays the General profound defer
ence, which win be turned to account in the
approaching council"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

To show our readers the general inactivity
and depression which exists in the great com.
mercial emporium Of the Pacific, we copy the
following from the Market Report Of the San
Francisco Times of July 10th:
La CHANGING briefly at the markets now passing in
review before us, rem TX very general quietness
prevailing in aaost departments, with few notable
exceptions only; among the most prominent is that
of Bags and Bagging material which for some little
time past have been controlled by the trade and lead
ing Dealers who ind it difficult to supply the large
pressing demand for Grain Sacks, at hardening
prices. Building Materials are also in active request
while Bread is abundant and cheap, more so, per-
haps, than elsewhere; SO much so that we can now
successfully compete with Chile in supplying the
markets of Peru with the staff of life. Boots and
Shoes continue to rule low. Candles are sluggish, at
old rates. Cement is without movement Cigars are
largely supplied BY local factories and OF superior
quality. Coal is dull at low prices. Coffee is both
low and nominal in value Cordage is unchanged
Chemicals i'll moderate request. Drugs are dull
Dry Goods are still retrograding in values. Fruits
Sauces. etc. exhibit little vitality, owing to large
home supply. French Goods are devoid of interest
Fish are in favor, with moderate supplies of Mack
erel await the arrival of the Okhotsk feet with
Cod. Gunnybags are tending upward, under the in
huence of light supplies. Gunpowder is plentiful
and cheap. Hardware sympathizes with the general
stagnation. Hops scarce and high Leather is
in moderate request at remunerative prices Metals
for the most part in favor; Pig Iron is higher
Molasses is wanted at full figures Nails are plenty
and cheap Naval stores rule low Oils are to con-
siderable extent neglected, and prices of all kinds
somewhat nominal Provisions OF all kinds are more
than usually dull and languid there is no movement
in any kind description. Paper is very plenty and
cheap Quicksilver is in large supply rates favoring
the exporter Rice is in fair request. Salt is I'M
changed Soap and Starch rule low. Shot commands
old rates. Spirits are rather lower for Domestcs,
while Foreign tending upward in view of dimin-
ished supplies Spices are neglected Sugars are
decidedly better for all kinds Syrups command old
rates. Teas and Tobacco without essential change
in values Mines-ClaRets are more in favor, with
slight improvement in French; Native Wines COM
mand increased attention. Wooden Ware particu-
larly Pals, Tubs etc., are the turn dearer. Yeast
Powders are lower. kafs
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

KEEPS UP THE Wharf.-The Sacramento
Union keeps up the war against the Radical
State ticket In the issue of July 18th, in al
fusion to the appeals Of Senator CONFESS OF
California and Senator Stewart of Nevada, who
are stamping the State for the ticket, it says
The people called upon in tones of rather
desparing agony to sacrifice at the shrine of loyalty
and to give up of their most cherished prnci-
Piles and their dearest material interests in order
that lip professors of radicalsm may be glori-
fed Congress seems to be getting on very well,
even without the aid of Senator'S Stewart and Con-
ness and if their votes be spared in the work OF
reconstruction now progressing satisfactorily we
think there is no call for attempting to ghten Union
people from their propriety by INDUCING in a wordy
tanfaronade over ideal dangers to the Union cause
If these Senator'S really believe that Congress is in
need support from the Union party of this State,
would suggest that the argument would be better
illustrated if they found in their seats at Wash
ington. instead Of perambuating this State in the
interest of Gorfarn, Parks Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

EXPRESSIVE, VERY.-An enraged Radical
named Flanders, of Shelby, Ohio, writes to
Horace Greeley to stop his paper, and adds:
My opinion is, a man that would bail JEFF Davis
would not hesitate to drink lager beer sitting upon
Union gravcstones Stop my paper. Yours, in dis
gust.
1t since appears that Flanders has been for
years waiting to get fair lick at Greeley, be-
cause Horace exposed swindle which Flan-
ders tried to palm off on the public, in the way
of quack swine plant" juice, some years ago.
His "wine plant was simply rhubarb root.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

AN ATTORNEY of Chicago, named Nicholas
p Iglehart, wormed himself into the confidence
of Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas before her mar
riage to her present husband, Gen. Williams,
and obtained from her the full control of the
estate left by her deceased husband, Senator
Douglas. The fellow assured her that Mr..
Douglas had rendered him many services, and
he wanted to prove his gratitude by serving
his benefactor's widow and children. He fol
lowed up this assurance by swindlng both her.
self and the children out of nearly all the prop
|erty. A suit is now brought to compel the
treacherous rascal to disgorge aE
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20
DISTRICT COURT PRoCEED1NGs.

Hon. J. r. MCBRIDE, G. j., Presiding
VIM. B. Smith, Esq, Clerk of the Court, has kindly
furnished us with the proceedings, as follows:
Francis Williams VS.. Peter Donahue; judgment for
defendant. If @
On Wednesday the Grand Jury brought into Court
five bills of Indictment and there being no further
business before that body, the Jury discharged
John B. Natter and Jules Thevenin, of the Center
vile Brewery, and Messrs. Speilman Bach, of the
Idaho Brewery, indicted by the u g. Grand Jury for
brewing without bonds y were severally aEragned,
plead guilty, and the Court sentenced each of them
to one day imprisonment, and to pay the costs of
prosecution.
j. c. Page arraigned on two indictments, for pass
ing bogus dust, plead not guilty; trial not set.
Nash vs. Nash; divorce; referred to Judge Nc
Gownd.
]. D. Cozad convicted of assault and recommended
to clemency of the Court to be sentenced Saturday
(to-day.) 74tn EfE
Meyer Frank, grand larceny; verdict of guilty; to
be sentenced Saturday (to-day.)
j. J. May vs. Greathouse, Kelly l. Co.; dismissed
Ed. Stock, murder in the first degree; trial COM
menced Thursday morning, and great difficulty in
getting jury. The trial is progressing as we go to
press, District attorney May for the prosecution;
Judge Rosborough and Col S. A. Merritt for the de-
fence. The following named persons compose the
jury: Geo. Bakle BENZ. L. Davis, j. G. Johnson, j.
Danskin, FL Meredith, - Peterson, A. P. Turner, A.
Charson, s. B. Morrison Joseph Burkett, j. c. Rehr
Chas. Bruce. - -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

PRIMARY MEEFING.-The Democracy Of
Placerville held their Primary Meeting at Abe
Johnson's, on the evening of Saturday, July
18th, Asa Carman, Chairman, and Jas. J. APP.
person, Secretary, and selected the following
named gentlemen as Delegates to the County
Convention to be held in Idaho City, July 9th
VIM. MOlOney, Jesse Bradford, Abe Johnson
and James Hoye. The meeting was harmO.
NOUS and well attended. -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

a. P. TURNER is no longer authorized to act as Du
siness agent collector, or carrier for the WORLD
establishment and all persons are cautioned agalns'
paying him any money settling any account with or
Etusting him on account of the WORLD office s'as
- L h BOWMAN s. 90.
= Idahe City, July /, 1867. f3la s. g4
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

THE Encampment~of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, at Hartford, Conn.,, have adopt
ed a resolution condemning the release of jeff
Davis, and demanding that he shall be tried
for treason Another body of the Grand Ar
nv. it is stated, have secretly sworn themselves
to kill Mr.. Davis if he be found within the
United States. H-.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

JUST THEIR WAY.-The lBrownlow men in
Tennessee declare that if they are defeated at
the polls they will not give up the State Gov
eminent. These are your law and order"
citizens! With them it is always ''heads, l
win tails, you lose',
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

INTHE Massachusetts, Legislature an amend
ment to the State Constitution repeating the
reading and writing qualifications of voters,
has been reported adversely. Yet Massachu-
sets demands that in the South, and in an the
other States, in fact, negroes who cannot read
or write shall be allowed to vote
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20
LATEST FROM LEMn1.-By the Salmon City

LATEST FROM LEMHI.-By the Salmon City
Mining NesO8 of July 4th, we get the following
A huge stampede from Sasnnen City and
Leesburg occurred on the LIST, 20 new digglngs
on the North Fork of Salmon, fifty miles dis
tant. About 250.anen left Salmon City. j.
NJ Wood, one of the discoveries of the new
diggings, writes, June 3Oth, that the prospects
were good, and that Marion More and his party
had taken up the best cIaims-in the creek.
Families had arrived in Salmon City from
Salt Lake city, to reside there.
- Nc mining results, or new placer or quartz
discoveries, in that region, are reported.
{ The 4thof July was to be grandly celebrated
in Salmon City. The principal speakers an
nounced were: A. G.. Isaacs, Esq, of Idaho
City; Judge e. T. Beatty, Judge l.. c. Rey-
burn A. G. Turner and Capt. Palmer.
There had been few days of warm weather.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20
NOTICE TO PATRONS.

We have contracted with Mr. D. IcGRBw to deliver
the SemWeekly IDAHO WORLD to eli Of our subscrfb-
ars who wish the paper left at their residences or
places of business in this CITY, MOorestown, Buena
Vista Bar and vicinity and he is authorized to collect
and receipt for the The terms are So per three
months IN Advance.
IH BOWMAN Co. =
Idaho City, june %, 1851 hEa ss Tosa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

LINE Nor WoRKNG.-A dispatch from the
operator beyond Salt Lake, July 10th, says :
''Storming east of here. There win be no re-
port to-day -. Il
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

Y THE QUICKEST YET-By the kindness Of
Mr.. Z. LObenstien, of Silver City, We received
by stage of Wednesday copy of the sacra-
mento Union of the 1lth--only six days from
California, It came by Hill Beachey's and
the Central Railroad line. s -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

HARDLY CLERIeAL.-Fhe Reverend NJ c.
Briggs of California, in commenting upon the
proposition for an Independent Radical ticket
in place of the regular Gorham ticket, lately
used the following language;
g If any one man condescends to patronize this
movement, any other by which the people may
choose to celebrate their deliverance from the doin
ion of party routine graciously proposing to give
them good Legislative ticket on condition of his
own promotion to Congress, let every honest man be
held guiltess if he reply with Grgunseatns pos
tertori applied with heavy boot and right good will
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

. THE Boise Statesman continues to vent its
noisome spleen against the last Legislature.
ssInce the members won't stOop to notice the
'hurdy gurdy editor, he uses his paper upon
them A very fit occupation for him, and
s6boutthe only service which decent persons
would permit the fellow to perform for them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-20

INDIANs.-The Columbia Press has infor-
nation from a correspondent that the Indians
drove off thirty horses from Powder River
Valley few nights before