The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

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TEA raised in Georgia. is pronounced equal to
the best Japan. ...., a.z.ssEe tfs .si sas,at. /
A CoDFIsH breakfast and an India rubber coat
will keep man dry all day, aga to .sf,.,f ~ Il
The Ohio Legislature is discussing proposition
to oamend the State Constitution SO as TO establish
equal suffrage, and give women the right to vote
MAJOR FAIR, late U. S. Qnartermaster, and
Major Webb, late of the Confederate army, have
formed a law partnership in Galveston. /
COLLECTIONS for Mrs. JEFF. Davis are being made
in mississippi. Claiborne county subScribes 1854:
Marshall, $500; Rankin, 800; and Kinds $67
CLIFTON R. RREcKINRIDGE, a son of Gener
Breckinridge, is in the house of Evans, Gardner &
Co., importing dry goods house in New York
THAD STEVENS says t.tke Constitution must be
carried out" We think it has been carried out
SO far that it will take some time to bring it back
SIMON CAMERON has been elected U. s. Senator
from Pennsy lvania. Fleis fit representative of
the party of thieves who control the Government.
The mouth of the Amazon is wide enough to
swallow Massachusetts. Cannot Massachusetts be
taken down there? aoe 5tHa 4aIE1#a4 Il
/ KNOTT and Shott fought duel. The result
was that they changed conditions. Knott was
shot, and Shot was nOt. 1t was better to he SAOtt
] than Is mott f - A.s.asrs-t hfss saf-fs.sts8 b
THE latest style of bonnet is described as con,
sistng Of two strAws, tied together with blue
ribbon on the top of the head aud red taSses sus
pended at each Of the four ends OF the strsws
4 To stop bleeding take the fine dust of tea, or
tile scrapngs Of the inside of leather bind upon
the wound closely aud the blood will soon cease
to flow. Il
Or the nine daily newspapers published in Bos-
ton in lS43, ouly three are now In existence. OF
the weekly press, which numbered thirty-fve,
twelve only arc now printed. 9sto fH hsia
IT is said that English spectators are buying up
the milk on the Continent, reducing It by dryibg
process to powder, importing it to England, and
mixing it with water for use. ulfi.t,s,. 81. fq f
i A SCoTCu Earl, Lord Fife, gave Madame Yestris
a thousand guine9s to allow cast to be taken OF
her leg the Earl died, and this cherished leg was
sold recently for half a crown.
CINcNYAT1 thieves disguise themselves as city
missionaries aud swindle the poor. A Lowell thief
beast Butler) DISCUSSES himself as a member of
Congress, and robS everybody. q H . re -
The Manchester Union says: They showed up
i, Gen. Banks in such disreputable light, not long
ago, that he got the nomination OF the Radicals
!, for Congress by an almost unanimous, vote.
A STRAY contrabald was lately inspecting a
horsepower in operation. when he broke out thus:
l-Mister, hab seen heaps OF tings in my life, but
hab never seen anything before whar horse could
0 do his own work and ride hisself.'
n HORACE GREELY says, "the programme of bound
# less subiugation, implacable hostility, and IRON
I armed despotism, is to US most revolving. ShoulC
it be insisted on. the wise and moderate of all par
}, ties must and will unite to defeat it,"
g SINCE the process of photographing upon sill
= and linen has been perfected in France, many
T persons have their portraits upon their linen i'll
5 stead of their names or initials. Washing, it il
it said, does not injure the portraits.
t AN interesting case is now before the U. s. Su
S preme Court, involving the question whether II
1.-The absence Of express provision i'll the will lands
devised to pious uses can be sold by the beneclar
) without working a forfeiture.
;. The Springfield (Mo) Patriot says child wa
born in that place lately, having but one arm AM
81 hand and the slightest possible stump for tn
l. second. 1t had no lower limbs whatever, Will
y out from its left hip grew only an imperfect foot
INroRMAr1oN received from different sources Off
cal and otherwise, leads to the conclusion that
d maiority of the Western Indian tribes are now o.
= the war path, and are ready for war Of pldnde
i or extermnation against the whites. tlr.l =
Ia A COMMUNICATION from the Bureau of Immigra
top states that in three.fourthS OF the past yea
946 persons arrived in the United States froI
7; foreign countries. The destination OF 100000
lg these were New York, and 80 600 for Michigan
TX THE negroes near Goldsboro, North Carolina
IN refuse in mauy cases to work, and band tOgetht
e. to waylay, rob and beat all the likely lookllI
4 white travellers. Teams of horses are their veal
ness. -s. Aa
i GENERAL. BANKS constituents are raising none
to nav his debts He is a heavy deiaulter 10 u
Government tor public money embezzled dunn
his command in Louisiana. Were he Democfa
the men who are now contributing to pay b
debts would howl tor his imprisonment as
swindler.
n, LATE Confederate soldier, John z. Watson
of New Orleans. in communication to the Cir
ia Ecinnati ENQUIRER. charges General Butler wit
having supplied the rebels with powder, salt, an
other ARTICLES in exchange for cotton. He give
names. dates and places, and says he has furr
h. ished to the Secretary OF War proot OF his all
he cations.
IA Pantheist minister met Mr. Emmons one da.
~ ~ and abruptly asked, "Mr. Emmons, how old al
Ut von?' GAS old as the creation" was the answe
10, in a triumphant tone. "Then you are the sam
ce age with Adam and Eve p Certainly. ! was
ad the garden when they were." ~ have alwaI
n heard that there was third person IN the garde
bo with them,n replied the doctor with great coolnes
- :, "but never knew before that it was you."
ut A VIRGINIA paper says that as General VII
id was concluding his eloquent illusions to the futu
), greatness and destiny of Virginia, at Wincheste
: ), large bald eagle came sailing from the Mort
/. circled near the earth over the crowd, and the
I'll, repluming his wings, departed in a southerlY q
his rection. Wonder if it was the eagle which WI
in taught what Radical freedom" meant by Il
an Wisconsin Volunteers it having been chained
a pole, called "Old Abe," and dragged thFoue