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put III a moment one of the neo,.oos a., ;ntol-
iigent-looking man, who sportei . sni gu III
Deit, shouted "Fall in, guards D Will, unu anu
was promptly obeyed by the rand asso,', o,uer
bling of armed men, p'' aSsehi-
Matters now began to assume n throo.
ing aspect, and for few minutes n daoJI-
conflict seemed inevitable; but, thanks 10 t,,s
great presence Of mind and vaorous discra
tiOn OF both Capt. Brandt and Lieut.. Miller
who had to resort to severe measures to re
strain the troops from firing into the mob.
which was imposed of men, women and
children. nothing serious ensued beyond the
accidental wounding of one man by Lieut..
Miller, while he was brandishing his sword to
drive away the mob.
The scene at this juncture was truly excit-
ing, the women and children screaming, while
the infuriated men filed the air with oatlis
and fmprecations. In the midst OF the strife
and confusion, an old mulattO woman, bearing
q babe in her arms, rushed frantically towards
capt. Brandt and implored him in Heavens
name not to fire, stating that MFR. Bradley, a
co'oleu lawyer, had advised the ignorant men
iesist a. the point of the bayou ct any at
tenps tnat should be made to eject them from
lpe Janus; After an hour spent in threats and
coaxms, capt. Brandt deemed it advisable to
withdraw the troops.
UP to the time Of going to press, no later
intelligence had been received at the Rnrean
headquarters, and 1t is not known whether
anything further has transpired between the
troops and the negroes. The troops are stiIl
encamped on the island, and will hold posses
sion until ordered to evacuate.
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troduced dullness, mediocrity, laziness and
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HENRY A. OAKLEY, Vice Pres trr iJ
STATE OF NEW YORK, hsiif5 u
City and County of New York, s.. m ~,
SAMUEL I. SKIDMoRE, President, and HENRY A.
OAKLEY, Vice President OF the Howard Insurance
Company of said City, being severally sworn do de-
pose anu say, each for himself that the foregoing
within is full, true and correct statement OF the
affairs OF the said Ccmpany that the within describ
ed Investments, nor any part thereof, made Tor
the benefit OF any individual exercising authority in
the management of said Company, nor for any other
person or persons whatever, and that they are the
above described officers of the said Company.
-i i SAM'L T. SkIDMORE, Pres. 7a
q zsii HENRY A. OAKLEY, Vice Pres.
City sfAH and county on ScG Of New e11 YORK. ss. '
On this twenty ninth day of January, 1867 before
me personally appeared Samuel T. Skidmore and
Henry A. Oakley, known to me to be the President
and Vice President of the Howard Insurance Com
paDy OF the City of New York, as described in the
foregoing instrument and severally made oath that
the contents OF the same subscribed by them, are
true and correct in every particular, and that they
have not withheld from the foregoing statement any
material information whatever.
lSeal1 t"5itiiT JAS. CAMPBELL, 1L
.ts,rl..f.. Notary Public,
lStamp.1 City and County of New York.
John b. Carroll, State Agent.
Feb eod3w 100 Fore Street.
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Dissolution of fCopart,serssip

7NHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
i name OF CALVIN EDWARDS & CO., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons hold
ng bills against the firm, are requested 10 pres eHt
them for payment and those indebted will please call
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

CAUGnT.-From the driver of the Opposi-
ton fast freight wagon between Boise City and
here, we learn that on the trip up yesterday
one of his passengers, Chinaman, was over r.
hauled and taken prisoner, while at the Hall
Way House, by Buffalo Bill, driver OF the
Owyhee and Boise City opposition stage line,
for having stolen 1900 at Silver City Inc
Chinaman had the money about him and was
taken back by Bill for trial
Since the above was placed jim type we have
received the Owyhee Bullion of Thursday
from which we learn that the money was st0-
len on Monday night from the store OF Dye q
Co., Silver City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

MADE IT PAY-Chief Justice Chase was
heavily in debt when he was appointed to Lin
coins Cabinet He now pays income tax on
100000 per year. His salary all this time
FOL. about seven years-has been $4,000 per an
num.aIt may be possible for a Radical system
of arithmetic to reconcile the stupendous dis
crepancy between his aggregate salary and his
present wealth-to allow nothing for his ex-
pense account-with the theory of common
honesty; but no other style of figuring will do
so. Yet, we presume, it would be called trea-
son to say that Chase is not honest The peo-
pie pay, So we CO.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

A CoSTRAsT.-While the Emperor Of Aus
tria is extending clemency to I'LL political Of
tenders against bis throne, by full and COM
pIete amnesty, and giving the broadcast tolera-
zion To- religious worship, of every creed,
throughout his Catholic Empire, the Congress
of the ''free" United States is having recourse
toeyerg conceivable means, and by every, en-
CINE of despotic, unlicensed fele, to disfran-
chiBe and enslave the whitee citizens of the
South, and to drise tbsl6ato utter ruin, and the
ruling Puritan poser IS also arrayed in all its
might to prescribe and exterminate Catholi-
clsm, or ePopsry, !. from the land. 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31


f INDIAN. STIPULATIoN.-The Boise City
Statesman of Thursday gives the following, as
the result of the late negotiation between Gov.
Ballard and the head Chief of the Bannack In
dams, Tygee, and his Council Chiefs:
l, Tygee, leading Chief of tn Bannack In
dams, in council with Gov. d. w. Ballard, ex-
oficio Superintendent of Indian Affairs, do
hereby agree that l, my under chiefs, head
men, and all Indians of my tribe, will remove
to the reservation at Fort Hall, known as the
| ]" Bannack and ShOshone Reservation" at any
time designated by the said d. w. Ballard be-
tween now and the first day of June, 1868.
That we will submit to the usual rules and reg
ulations of reservations, provided the said re-
servation belong forever to the Bannack and
such other Indians as may be placed thereon,
and provided the United States furnish the ne
cessary facilities for learning and prosecuting
farming with an agent, teachers, mechanics,
books, implements of husbandry, and such 9th
er appliances and conveniences as are usual on
reservations. And further agree to relinquish
all right or title on the part of the Bannack In
dams to all the country we have ever claimed.
which is understood to embrace all between
the forty-second and forty-ffth parallels of ati-
tude and the one hundred and thirteenth me-
ridian of longitude and the summit of the
Rocky Mountains.
Signed by Tygee and his council of five un-
der-chiefs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31


GERRITT SMITH AND JOHN BRoWN.-HO-
race White, one of the publishers of the Chi
cago Tribune, was absent from Chicago when
that paper recently retracted certain charges
against Gerritt Smith, He has now returned,
and for himself retracts the retraction and
makes the following charges against Smith:
Now l am in possession Of information
which enables me to affirm that Mr.. Gerritt
Smith was fully advised of John Browns pur-
pose to make an armed invasion or raid; that
the said Gerritt Smith assented to and cO-ope-
rated in such invasion or raid, with money,
advice and counsel; that interviews took place
between John Brown and Gerritt Smith, at
the residence of the latter in Peterboro, New
York, in the summer of 1859, at which John
Brown unfolded to Gerritt Smith his plan, so
far as it was then matured, informing him par
ticularly that Chambersburg, Pennsylvania,
had been fixed upon as the place to which arms
should be first sent; that the plan contemplated
not merely method of running off slaves, but
a military occupation of the country and a
general insurrection of slaves, accompanied by
violence and bloodshed, and that Gerritt Smith
knew it, assented to it, and furnished money
to carry it forward / leave the public to judge
how far this state of facts comedies with the
statements that Gerritt Smith had no previous
knowledge or intimation Of John Browns in
vasion of Harper's Ferry"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

THE WHOLESALE MURDERER read
ers viii remember tho incarnate fiend, Gen
Paine, who ruled over Kentucky and Tennes-
see under Lincoln's reign. A history Of his
numerous and savage butcheries is now being
exposed to the world The Paducah Herald
gives list of sirty-tltree murders he committed
in that place during his brief stay of less than
sixty days 1t also tells that in Sumner county,
Tennessee, he sent a squad of men, who brli.
tally dragged an innocent man from his table,
and in thepresence of his entreating wife and
children eoolly shot him, and then fred his
house, which was consumed, with all its con
tents. .ss.s...... 49,. IS
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

Ned. Edwards, the large tobacco and cigar dealer
of this city, returned on Wednesday evening from
business trip to San Francisco. He tried the new
Hill Beachey and Central Railroad line in going and
returning and informs that he is greatly pleased
with the speed the accommodations, and the facili-
ties he found on that route. The time in going,
from here to San Francisco, was little less than
seven days. and the return trip made in the same
brief time Good teams, good meals, good accom-
modatons for passengers, and attention to all were
assured along the whole journey, and the passen-
gers both ways warmly expressed their full satsfac-
ton with Beachey for his perseverance and energy in
the management of the stage line.
No Indians were seen along the road, nor were
there approximations Of attack from them. General
Crook is so vigorously prosecuting the campaign
against the offending savages that he has them nearly
all penned up and cornered on Stein Mountain, and
the few who manage to aude his vigilance are glad
of the opportunity to sneak into the nearest settle
ments or ranches, and there Internationally
der. In his recent movements Gen. Crook has in
ficted unprecedented losses of life and property
live stock and provender-upon the Indians. He
has killed nearly two hundred of their fighting bucks
and captured many of all kinds, old and young,
bucks and squaws, and removed them were they
cannot do further mischief
On the return trip, Mr.. Edwards met Col. Blake
with part of his command in charge of eight desert
ers, on the way to Fort Churchill were the offenders
were to be tried The Geological and Botanical Elk
ploring and Surveying expedition, sent out by the
Government under command Of Capt King, was
also met on the return trip The expedition was on
the way to Humboldt Lakes. 1t is composed of q
company of mounted men with ample transporta
ton wagons, and much valuable information vii
timely be received from the exploration as the off
GERS are admirably selected for the duty, and great
range of mineral country lies within their prescribed
field of service.
Tie ride from Boise City to this place was also
made in excellent time and in much better style thar
it used to be under the old management. Coco
teams skillful driyers-who endeayor to please and
render the ride agreeable to the passengersand i'm
proved speed are had both ways. The whole journey
is fact pleasure aunt, in contrast with the con
dition of things which existed last year over the
Chico road, and no need now dread the overland
stage and railroad line to California
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

A RADICAL VIcToRY. AT the late election
in Livingston county, Missouri, the Radicals
elected their ticket by too majority. 1t was a
singular fact that their betting men wagered,
before the election, on that exact result. But
it ought to be added, the Radical authorities
before the election, disfranchised two hundred
and fiftyyoters who had expressed anti-Radical
sentiments.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

CALIroRNIA ELECTION This event will
come off on Wednesday next, Sept. 4th. We
feel very sanguine that the Democrats will
elect a. majority, if not the whole of their
ticket. Hill Beachey says he intends to furn-
ish US intelligence of the result on the 7th-next
Saturday. It seems barely possible to do it,
hut we have Beachey's promise in the matter,
and we feel certain he will make the trip.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

SHoT.-Frank Miguel, who had been q
packer in this section, and owned train Of
fifty mules, got drunk in Portland few days
ago, and in scuffie with two policemen, shot
one Of them, named Thos. O'Connor, so as to
cause fear of his death. At the same time the
other policeman, George Townsend, shot Mi
guel, who died of his wounds the next day.
He left 81 900 worth of property at or near
Dalles City, III
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

QUARTZ MILLs-The best quartz mills are
made in San Francisco. So superior are they
to anything of the kind made at the East, that
New York Company, who own large mines
in Georgia, have ordered a twenty-stamp mill
TO be made at the Union Foundry in San
Francisco.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

WHAT Is2-The Umatilla Press of Aug. oath
says the WORLD has failed to reach that office
for three weeks, and asks: 4" What's the mat
terri" We respond: The WORLD has all the
time been regularly mailed to the Press; that
the Press comes to us enthusiastically and
then very irregularly, and ask in turn-What
is the matter
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

GREAT WoRK.-The Croton Board arg con-
structing new reservoir about twenty-four
miles above Croton Dam, and seventy-one miles
from the city of New York. The new dam
will be 700 feet in length, "a feet in depth, and
600 feet above tide-water. The capacity OF the
new reservoir will be 8,37O,OOO,O 900 gallons.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

RIcH.-The Boise City Statesman" tells OF
the product in bullion of 100 pounds of ore
uicked from an antinonial streak in the noted
Atlanta ledge, of the Yuba District, Alturas
county, last week. The assay was by Rossi,
and the product at the rate Of 81 ,l20 per ton.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

LARGE RRoFITs.-The return made to the
Internal Revenue officer by the Bank of Cali
fornia, for the month of July, showed cash
capital of $3,448, 276; deposits, S. ,l36; and
dividends of 500 $3.50, or about two per cent for
the month upon its capital, and this after pay
ing revenue tax of 81, l12 81.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

No NEws.-The Salmon City Neaos of Aug.
18th, received last evening, has not one item
of local news, save fist fight on the street be-
tween man and woman. Hard run for an
item
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31
A THING TO REMEMBER.-The So
Mass. Journal. in a recent issue said ::

\ 111IOo'7 OO'V' 'VvVV, N = ~
Although it has taken great deal of time and cost
us vast amount of money. we have at least got the
stolid Dutch of Pennsylvania and the verdant 'Suck
ers" and Buckeyes of the Western States edu-
Gated up to the higherlaw standard We, few
years ago they spat upon-us, the despised Adolf
tionists-we determined that the NEGRO" (as they
call the colored man, should be made their equals,
or we would crush the Union. Colored suffrage now
is fixed fact The foot of the negro is the neck
of our ancient revlers and those who not i'll our
tolls must stand from under
VIII the classes alluded to in the above ex
tract please make a note of the fact, for future
reference /? 'aas
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

j. Ross BROWNE, the noted traveller ana
author, arrived at Portland, Aug. 2lst, from
San Francisco. He is on an official tour gath
ering facts and statistics pertaining TO bne
mines of this coast 1t is probable ne viii ylslt
Idaho soon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

DIED Henry Powell, the driver who was
shot in, quarrel over game of poker on the
Overland road a few days ago, by another
driver named Ad Hamilton, died In Boise City
last Monday night. A post morton examina-
ton discovered slug and three buck shot in
his breast bone, which caused his death.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

SOME of the forms of royalty instituted by
Mr.. Lincoln, while he reigned at Washington,
are being dispensed with. The body guard OF
soldiers about the President, in his drives or
walks, is no longer required
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

'GRAssnoPpERs.- These pests Of the farmer
and gardener are making sad havoc all over
this upper country. We can imagine how de-
vastating they are in farms and gardens by the
numbers of them which are hopping about the
scanty green spots around and in this city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-31

WORTHY OF NoTE.-The Boise City Suites
man of Thursday acknowledges the receipt OF
two fine apples, grown in the young orchard
of T. Davis & Co., of Ada county-the first
apples raised in that county, The orchard
was planted two years ago. There are ! 600
trees. and next year all are likely to bear well.