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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-10

Two.persons ip Leake county, Missis-
sippi, out Of family Of ten, died recently
of starvation, after subsisting for several
days on sassafras blossoms, roots and
bark. Tho ncighbors, hearing of the oc-
currence, took charge of the survivors,
and nregerved their lives.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-10

The contractors Of the Chicago lake tun-
mel are said to have netted s45 900 from
its erection.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-10

The Mayor Of Augusta, Georgia, an
nounced in his message that there is just
SO In the Treasury with which to haysa
ffoating- debt Of $4,000. 8 :. J.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-10

IT is said that General Joe Johnston
has determined to write history Of the
late war. or rather Of his own campaigns
in it. The absurdities and misrepresen-
tntioDs of Pollard's Lost Cause, !" and
other pretended Southern histories.
prompt him to do so.-[Gcorgia Paper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-10

THERE are nov 402 conyicts in the
Tennessee penit$ptiary---the largest mum.
bcr of prisoners ever held in that institu,
ton at.any one time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-10

SOME southern papers say That Jeffer.
son Davis once owned seven hundred
slaves, but the only one Of his bondsmen
who ever distinguished himself was =
esCrealev
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14
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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14
THE McMANUs-JoHNsoN AFFAIR.

In one or two back issues we have extracted
from the Salmon City Ne,Os brief remarks up
on the killing of A. j. Johnson by P. McManus,
at Leesburg, Lemhi, which occurred short
time ago The latest reports and statements
which have come, in reference to that unfer-
tunate affair, all unite in establishing the fact
that Mr.. McManus acted in absolute selfpro
lection. He is well known in this Basin, and
was formerly a resident of Pioneer City, and
from every person who knew him here there is
but one report-that be is an honest, peacea-
BILE, worthy citizen, slow to anger, but very
resolute in defence of his rights, as every man
ought to be.
/ The following, in regard to the killing of
johnson, has been handed to us by j. Marion
More, who has lately returned from Leesburg,
and who knows all about the unfortunate at
fair:
AS false reports have been published in the
Salmon City Mining Ne,cs in regard to the
killing of Johnson by McManus, wish to pre-
sent the following facts on the subject before
the public:
Mr. McNfanus was forced to act as he did
lie look more sdDuS6 III IVY ,HOulo AAOAA
son than a1ly other man in the mines would
have taken. He even left his place to avoid
johnson, and when he returned in the morning
to close his place, so assto remain away longer,
he found johnson standing in front Of it with
a pistol m his hand Johnson had repeatedly
declared that he would not sleep until he killed
AfcAfanus; he repeated the threat again and
again toMcManus that morning, and at the
same time applied the most foul and insulting
Language to him. He forced McManus to the
act, and the latter acted clearly in selfprotec-
ton
During my stay. in LeesburgI did not meet
a man who blamed McManus; they alldecIared
that if Johnson had abused anyone of them
as he abused McManus, they would have been
compelled to use every means in their power
to kill him. ggl l548
McManus had mo alternative had to de-
fend himself, as he was attacked by johnson
40 2 6st&f.At s-ssl g-4o9 IS
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14

YELLOW FEvER.-The U. S. war steamer
e Resaca, from Panama, recently arrived in San
Franeisco harbor, had about fifty of her crew
daf geronsIy i'll of yellow fever. She was un
der quarantine at Saucelita at last accounts
Several deaths from the terrible malady had
occurred. 3aiazss sas a. ~ gsalssa a15sat
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14

ASCENT OF MOUNT HooD.-The Portland
Herald, of August 9TH, tells Of party of four
from that city who started from the base of
Mount Hood at quarter past o'clock on the
morning of Aug. 3D. to climb to the summit.
Two Of them turned back at II o'clock, and
the other two succeeded in reaching the very
top of the huge peak at twenty minutes after
3 O'Clock, afternoon. They found articles on
the summit left by party who assembled there
July 26. 1866. go
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14
CORRESPONDENTS AND AGENTS
Notice Of Dissolution.
Upon iVhons zoe dra1o ErchGnge:

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO.
IN partnership heretofore existing in the staging
business between John Haley, Henry Greathouse
and Samuel Kelly, of the Pioneer Stage Company,
under the firm of Haley, Greathouse Co.,
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
Also, that the co-partnership heretofore existing
between John HALEY and Samuel Kelley, in the same
business, under the firm name of Haley Kelley,
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will in the future be conducted from
Boise City, T. T., to Umatilla, Oregon, and to Walla
Walla, w T., by John Haley who will pay all debts
contracted by the Pioneer Stage Company over the
road from Boise City to Umatilla and Walla Walla.
And all debts due the said company for transporta
ton the said road must be paid to the said John
Haley. g
The business of the said company over the road
between Boise City and Silver City will in the future
be conducted by the said Samuel Kelley, who will
pay all debts contracted by the late firm the last
named route and to whom all debts due the said
company for transportation from Boise City to Silver
City must be paid.
The business of the said company over the route
from Boise City to Idaho City will in the future be con-
Quoted by Henry Greenhouse, who will pay all debts
contracted by the late firm the last named route,
and to whom all debts due the said company for
transportation over the road from Boise City to Idaho
City must be paid. JOHN HALEY,
HENRY GREATHOUSE,
August l. 1S67n27w2 S. KELLEY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14
AGENTS FOR THE
First National Bank Of Idaho,
uTuLDOA GENERAL BANKING

wv business, in Currency, Gold and Sill
ver sell sight exchange payable in currency or
Denver, st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburg,
Washington, Philadelphia, New York and Boston;
also, Portland, Oregon; San Francisco California;
Ruby and Silver Cities, l. T., making collections on
all the above named places VIII purchase gold dust,
gold and Silver Bullion o. S. Qurtermaster' Checks
and Vouchers and Certificates of Deposit on Eastern
California and Oregon Banks, also loan money on
good collateral Receive deposits, both general and
special, in Currency, Gold and SLIDER. n22tf.
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Democratic triumph in Ada county.

BY mail stage yesterday evening we receiv-
ed the following returns from the election in
Ada county, forwarded to US by good Dem
ocratic friend, under date of 4 o'clock yester-
day morning The Democrats gained a CON-
plete victory, we are rejoiced to say, both in
the election of the whole county ticket. and the
Boise City precinct ticket, as well. The re-
turns are as follows; se
For Council King, 500; Representative
Kline, 325; Galloway, 1926; Martin, 328. Sher-
ifr-Lindsey, 3l9; Robbins 235. Assessor
Catalan. 1873; Gray 221. Auditor-Flour-
noy, 297; Ellsworth,* 239 Clerk-Smith,
372; Cram.* l8l. Probate Judge-Boyakin,
342.; Thompson.* 21l. Commissioner hit
son, 1872 aWaIing,* go. Treasurer
den, 33S; Lalnkin,* 2l2. Surveyor-Slater
331; Bells 222 Public Administrator
Heed, 315.; Stephenson 225. Superlntend-
ent of Sehools-Rayner, 332; Fouch,* PIG.
Coroner Forsythe, 1872; Quiyey,ss ZIG. Pros
ecuting Attorney-Higbee, 80.
Precinct Officers. -Justices-R. II: Lindsay,
800; r. L. Gillespie, :s0S; Miller 224; Tyne,
I89. i. Constables-W 800; West, 30l
s Those marked with are Radicals. as
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g PoLrTIcS IN CALIFORNIA division in
the Radical ranks in California continues to
widen and grow more serious. The old line
division have taken the name of Gen. Bidwell
off their ticket, and put on that of Caleb T.
Fay. who has agreed to be their candidate for
/ Governor They. have also substituted the
name of B. r. Nickerson for Secretary of
State in place of j. G.. McCallum, who was
bought off by the Gorhamites. The Gorham
wing nominated +. G. Waite, of Nevada coun-
;ty, for Clerk Of the Supreme Court, in place
of Farquhar, lately deceased, and the Fay
wing have also put him on their ticket. The
San Francisco Bulletin and Call, and the Sac
ra1nento Union, together with several interior
Radical papers, continue to oppose the Cor
ham ticket most vigorously The Democracy
are rapidly gaining votes. In their agony the
Gorhamites have Gov. Woods of Oregon stump
ing the State for their ticket. Woods is much
like Gorham, in the lack of common honesty,
talks as well, but is by no means so able. He
merely talks tfaaet sasa
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MARRTED.

In Idaho City, Thursday, August 9Th, by Chief Jus
tice Mcbride, JOSEPH HILL to Mrs. SUE MoULToN,
all of this city.
On Buena Vista Bar, Sunday, August 18th, 1867, by
S. B. Hodgdon, ]. p, E. B. LUCAS to Mrs. MARGARET
OsBURN all of Buena Vista Bar.
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at the very moment he stepped out of his own
door, in the act of closing his place. Every
body who knows McManus will bear me Out.
in the assertion that he is very peaceable
man, and / will further venture to say that
there are few men who trade in the mines who
have as many and as good friends as he has.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-14

HURRYING UP--Hill Beachey is pushing
things over his new daily mail stage line be-
tween Silver City and Hunters Station, where
the cor connection is made with the Central IL Pa
cifc Railroad, for Sacramento and San Fran
cisco. The mail service ought to be changed
from tri-weekly into daily between this and
Boise City. Beacheyg and HALEY, on their
respective routes, are now doing big staging.
-azs.Ia5 ahs haaa1..aa go aasI.A Oh
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KNTIN DOW 9GLA SS-ASSORTED SIZES-FOR
!" n6tf Sale at CIIIPAIAN'S DRUG STORE.

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NATIONAL BANK NoTEs. The following
extract from letter written by Hon, G. T..
Spinner of the U. S. Treasury Department
(whose signature appears to every legal tender
note), in reference to the value of the notes of
issue of all the National Banks, may be of in
terest to our readers. 1t is noticeable that
the notes of issue of any National Bank, even
though the Bank itself should fail, are in fact
endorsed by the United States Government,
and will be paid exactly as the Governments
own legal tender notes are paid Therefore,
when National Bank becomes insOlvent or
bankrupt, the holders of it's notes of issue can
not be losers, for the Government secures them
the face Of the notes in currency But hereis
Spinner's language: 80
aAfter the failure of National Bank all its rea-
tions are changed; as Bank it has nothing to
do with its notes. whether mutilated perfect. The
United States the legal indorser in effect becomes
the maker of the note, and undertakes to redeem all
the notes of such defunct or defaulting National
Banks may be presented at this Office for payment.
This obligation is conclusive upon the Government,
whether the securities lodged for the purpose with
the Treasurer are sufficient or not I, in effect be-
come not only the cashier of such defaultng National
Bank bnt become the trustee of all its creditors and
am compelled to see that the interests of it's creditors
and of the Government are fully protected. Such
notes stand in the relation to the public as notes
issued by the United States, and will be subject to
the same rules in their redemption.
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.3 KS IA BAD CANDIDA TIE. -McC arthy, editor of
e the San Francisco Flag, and candidate on the
Gorham Radical ticket for State Printer, says
I'm his paper of July 9th that, if elected, he
will never employ any printer whois member
= q of the Printers Association. That single re-
mark ought to let him out. It'll simply saying
sssthat ifhe gets to be, State Printer he will en-
ploy none but rats or dishonorable, and
botch workmen, who are deservedly held I'M
der ban BY the craft in every land Mccarthy
= IS a disgrace even to the Gorham ticket. 20