Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-12

Coon SIzED-Two nuggets, weighing over
$500 and $500 respectively, wereipicked up
Farmer Bros claims in John Day diggings,
Oregon, a few days since. Il
THE 1rnay and Mary Gazette says that since
the dismissal of Stanton army officers are res
pectfuly treated at the War Department. 1t
was not so during his time.
In 4 fashionable church in New York pretty
young ladies' are employed to carry around the
contribution boxes. This is introducing the
tpretty waiter girl system in more repre-
hensible form than to have thcnlI saloons.
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A JUDGE of the Supreme Court of Maine
has decided that marriage between a negro
and white person was Illegal and void, Will
not Maine have to be reconstructed up to the
Massachusetts, model 49, ts'.'88
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INTERNALLY Mild "A Loyal Lacquer by
The name Of Drake, some time ago murdered
Southern Methodist preacher, named S. S.
Headlee, in Webster county, Missouri. The
Radical organ there calls him a misguided
but patriotic boy and virtually approves of
the murder. aG sis
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DIvIsIoN-Mass meetings have been held
in Lewiston, and addressed by speakers from
Washington Territory, Northern Idaho and
Chief Justice Mcbride Of this city, looking to
a division of this Territory and the annexation
to Washington Territory of what is known as
Northern Idaho. Leland will ride some hobby
and none seems to suit him better than the di-
vision project
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OK a recent trip overland from Walla Walla
to Seattle, w. T., Judge Wyche was shown
some gold dust by man named Thorp, living
in Yakima valley, who told the Judge he had
discovered rich diggngs about seventy miles
distant from his rancho, but would not make
their location public until Spring, as he was
not quite prepared for Grnsh S How consid-
ate, and humane; he don'tllwant a rush until he
is ready to catch his share from the passer-by.
ELoQUENT.-The editor of the Lafayette
{Oregon) Courier, reporting railroad meet
ing lately held in Yamhill, says:
1--WE then talked for few minutes, and the meet
ing adjourned; all seeming to be satisfied that the
Oregon Central Railroad is fixed fact and that soon
will be heard the shr whistle and deep inspiration
of her locomotive dashing through our productive
valley bringing the zephyrs and odoriferOus breezes
of happiness, and converting lack-market, into
the sunny smiling region OF prosperity
Shades OF Demosthenes! Bully Who is
it dares disparage the productions of "Web-
foot" Coos county poetry and Yamhill ora
DRY can't be excelled. Think of it: T" Odor-
ferrous happiness and inspired locomotives"
That's what's the matter with Hammer.
HUNG BY YIGiLANTEs, The Yigilantes of
Montana hung man named Chas. Wilson near
Virginia City, in that Territory, on the night
of Sept. 25th. The Post says he was at one
time an employee of Wells, Fargo &C Co., but
lately mustered out of the Montana Volunteers,
and was one Of an organized gang in that Ter
ritory sworn to rob and murder, and were
only waiting the departure of the last boat
down the Missouri river and the consequent
overland shipment of treasure from that Ter
ritory to commence operations. Their exist
ence was known to the Vigilantes, and through
the divulgence of q newly initiated member all
their actions are forestalled. The murdered
man was simply labeled "Yigilante."
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BOISE Cry TrEMs.-From the Statesman
of Thursday We learn that a surfeit of amuse
ments is furnished the citizens of the Capital
Charlotte Champion, assisted by Messrs. Boyle
and Wilkinson, is doing up the old-fashioned
tragedy; the Apollo Ministries are furnishing
the burlesque and Lisle Lester presents the
"feast intellectual all for few dollars, which
''Old JUDI thinks is very likely due the land
lord and washerWoman
Ihe Statesman very justly comes to the de
fence OF Hill Beachey from attacks by some
enYious scribbler in Silver City OF course
any one is a fool who thinks Hill Beachey neg
lects 'biz."
Sheriff Dnvall sent word to Sheriff Craig Of
La Grande of o theft committed by one Ike
5Fllbbs, who made his escape in that direction
He was arrested in Grand Roude Valley the
night of the reception of the news by Craig
and is now ON his way to Jail in Ada county
He is an old hand, and owes Oregon two years
service which he will be likely to pay as sooi
as he settles his account with Idaho