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The gr~s.est amount insured any ore risk i, SIS
600. but will not general rule exceed glooQO.
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sral tharsaer Of vidth Of stree facilities
putting out ares. &C
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aeh for himself ssys that tbs resoibr d true full
ard staten OF the anars OF the aid corpo
thereof
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MExrHIs, Aprils.
A clerk, named J. Z. Ellisons, in q dry
goods store, received . severe coghsding tc.
dsy, ty q gentleman whose sister he had iu-
suited. The affair created much excite.
ment.
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FROM THE PLAINS.

Extreme Cold Weather,
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Spirited Discussion I'm the House
or Commons,
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law also makes IL the duty OF The Commander of
each Military District to Tint its provisions arc
executed, and gives him all tho military force
necessary To that purpose. Now, suppose on the
hrst wednesday In October next, tho people or
Atlanta, or those within tho roach OF any other
niitarS iorco within tho State, doludcd by Mr.
HILLS advice, should open tho polls and proceed
to hold an election for Goyornor, Members OF tho
Legislature, ctc., and should allow mono but ,rh,tc
men, who arc qualified under existing State laws,
to Toto. How long would the polls DO opcn boforo
oil engaged in tho election would bo under arroBl
anu ON their way to prison Thoy would, houovor,
haSe this single consolation in tl,oir misfortune
hlr. HILL advised them "to mako tho issue fear
assiy."
Again. supposo tho elections wore hold in diff
foront parts Of tho Stale, without tho knowledge
oftho military, apd tho Legislature elected should
assemble and attempt to inaugurato tho Governor
cioct. What does eny man. not blinded with pas
sion, nor domontod with prejudro, suppose would
be tho rcsult2
They would DO treated a. President JOHNSON
trcatol tho existing government Of tho State at
tho timo Of tho surrender. Tho Legislature would
bo forblddon to sit, nnl tho Guyornur would DO
arrostod and imprisoned And Mr.. HILL, should
ho attompt other to vote hold offco, in accord
anco with his advice to tho people, would share
tho Bnmo latc. All WHO know him arc doubtless
satisfied that ho would not daro attempt to prac-
tice upon tho advice which ho gives others lifs
subject. Like the othor points in tho proposed
romody, this, too, is uttorly impracticable dolu-
siTo, deceptive and hopeless.
II Mr.. HILL is sincere In this advi.o, lot him
''mnke The issue }earlessY." Lot him hayo IN
election held undcr 'oxsting State Constitution
and laws, and lot him go and voto at It, or accept
offco undor it. This will test tho question: and al
ho advises it, lot him como forward and tako tho
responsibility, and lead his followers. Don't be
afraid. Try it. You say there il no Constitutional
difficulty in tho way. Como up to il like man,
mako tho issuo fcarlcasly yes. foarlcssly and in
dependontly. That is tho way to docido the con-
troversy. II you succeed wo will soon bo rid OF
military government and negro suffrage. II you
fail your followers will 500 your romsly is hum
bug. i.t.h
Some of our r:aders mny bo surprised that
VIC hould spcnk SO frequently Of Mr.. Hill.
,0u, -nswer is, that he has become the repre-
sentative man Of q large party in the South,
who most diligently reproduce his speeches
and writings. lilo illus leads the Northern
.ople to believe that these arc the sentiment 4
of the people of tho South at largo and for The
sins Of fcw, oil may have TO suffer-
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GEN. PoPE's JURY ORDER.

la our paper Of Thursday, under the tcle.
grnrhic head, we published General PorE's
Jury Order NO. 53), directing TINT Grand and
Petit Jurors in his District shall be drawn cx-
clusivcly from lists Of registered voters with,
out discrimination.
We learn, upon high authority, thni
this order is approved by General GRANT
and that il is very probable that similar
orders will soon he issued in the other
Military Districts We lenrn furthermore,
Tint tho adoption of this measure in this
District will depend upon the number of whites
that may register. If n considerable number
of whites register, the Registration lists will
also become the lists Of jurors if otherwise,
General GnIrrrH's order, now i'll force in
rexns, may become the rule here: requiring
the Test onth TO be submitted to every juror.
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LARGEST C1RcuLAr,os-The DAILY

LARoRsr CIRCULArIoN-Th DAILY
NEWS publishes The Official Li1 Of let.
tcrs remaining IN TIE PoStoDicc at ne end
" each aoeci', ayreeab!y to the .foi2o'rins
section .of The Ncw Posto6fcc Lac, as the
nesospaper hauiny the largest circulation in
The City of Charleston:
SECTION And DO Il further enacted. That Iisia OF let
crs remaining uucnlcd for In my Postoico in any city,
town vlllnSc, ~hero nowrrapcr shall Lp printed
alinl hereafter be published only In the newspaper
which, he published weekly oftcicr Rl,a nave tho
nrGtst circulation within range of delivery the said
Office
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CHI A r L E S TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81, 1861.

Jon wORK.-We hive now completed our
Office 30 as to execute. in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, md we
most respectfully usk the patronage of our
friends,
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15- fu COMMUNICATIONS intended for publication h,
His jonrHt must be addressed 10 tte Editor of the
!ldfty NrTs, No. IL Hdyne-strctg, lhp,lcstoi s. G.
business Communications 20 pHGlisher Of DdIy
Reirs.
tion5
Acknowledgements outsa'e ofhe city must be dccon,pa-
nirtl tcit. He cash.
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Prevention Is Better than Cure. -
/. .,2a ..,i ~ DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

4 pPRoyRD AND Br0HLY RECOMMENDED ny
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tslno tho vsnsrod Sirui erpel all Impurities nom iho
absorbent yesseis and rendef contamination Impossible
Nss In tina. and at vefy nhl ou,y nave hOufs OF
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ie Old World nov offered for saie for tho nrst Tins In
Amerina BY -. puPORT q co., only aulhodssd
Agents fof the Uuited 8tAtes --'-- =
Phoe spa both. Largo bottls double size, sS.
Tho usdL discount TO tie tada. Sant seonne1y
On reopt Of price, 10 any address. Silh dirpl.
tlons and pamphlet, BY addresaing 10 {. : III =. -
tltg. 1if ~ ?. 4. DuPoRT 90,
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0 O A R Oh N G..

I)OARD AND LODGING IN A PRIVATE
family. residing ia pleasant part Of Tie city, bo
obtained nj moderate rates by snglo grntcraiI AI-
ply al this oilcc tuthB August 6
DOhNDING.-rTIRl;Ic PLEASANT RUuaIS
ID with good BOARD can be iatl immediate apr.
cation to No. 30 CHURCH STREET. west siIle near
Intd atroet TerIiisrcasonnblo. juno ~
TTXCFfLLEST BOARD, At VERY LOW
rates In tho most central business part OF the cty
without lodging IN private house. bc had
For particulars address "X. L. Postofnco. May 10
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EDUCATiO NAL,
SCHOOL St,.rrt.r.

FI1HR EXERCISES OF OUR SCHOOL Will, DE- RE.
L huMRD On Monday, H." 2tah instant Ioyn will bo
pci1rcd for tho Junior Cllsra nf any Of Colleges
tcd for business. French will hs Taught Terms very
moderate and M extra charges. We hRyo Private
Cass for young men In the aitprnOop.
JOSEPH u. aEhBROOK.
August - 3' WILLIAM SEABROoK
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AN nnnINAkHp

AN ORDINANCE
70 nxoUIArE TIE sTonloR OF rrTRoIxux rrs rpo.
puorh, AND oTHHn INyLAHulnIh OLA -
sxo. I. Re erdatsad by t&s Xaypr dpl 4tdetne, 1.
Ufy Couse! dthn6i That from md s.ter iho lIih dsy
OF June norf Il shall not DO lawful 10 keen Pstrosu
xarosene Hook OIL BenIire. Bensols or any Other In
nammhble OIL or oils on sorsso for sao In any cellar
snfs f building south OF Line street, In larger qun.
uH esn nty gallons on any one lot or prenIses Anil
any such quantity % kept stored sha be contained i
Seassls OF TN or o.her metal. =. = - -" "
sho That pefoeurn, tn products or any othor In
hamablo oil os whom brought into ho city by an,
oT Hstd may Be kept on any lot in any blding in
snion cotton II not ktored for period noa exceeding
tsentyfour hourn, upon The expirstion Of which Hrs u
ihan be removed and kept In s - required By
8Eo. Any person or personl violating sny part d
TIL. Ordnance shhll bo fns OF two hundred
dosf for Zach osneo, recoverable 10 any Court Of cont
h.tihed In City Council this twenty drs dAy Of Nay III
heyeAf OF our Lord one thou1and eight hundred aid
nxtJseyen- ~ - "a ~ gFSl.a ut 81 TIS ",t 1l
" w1sl a - ,'o a.. 49, :, onlAhp' hsyst 9sSss
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Asst OLOG GY.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
At THE WONDERFUL. REVELATIONS
MADE by THE GREAT AsTRoLoaIsT,
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.

CHE nEvAIS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
- she restores 10 happiness those who. from do,efu
events cAtstophes In love- loss OF relations and
friends loes OF money. &c. have become despondenL
she brings together those long soparAed, gives norms
don conserns absent friends or lovers, restores lost
stolen property tells you tho business you are best
qualified to pursue aud In what you will DO most ruccess
u eauses speedy marriages. and tells you tina very day
you will marry gives you the Names likeness and char
scterscs OF person she reads your very thoahts
and NY her aimos supernatural powers unyls dari
aud hidden mysteries OF the future From The sars we
see tn the 6mhment-the maefc stars that overcome or
dominate In tho conhgurndon-from the aspects ami
positions Of tho planets and The Ied the
ut tho time OF brih abe doducss tho future deatiny a.
man Fail not 70 consult tho greatast Astrolosss on
earth It costs you but the and you may ueyor lRnn
have 10 favorable An opportunity. Consultation fee With
HicnSss and all desired information u. Psrtes living
Ut distance can consult tho Madame by mail with equal
sAfety snd sstsfaeon themselves al ifin parson
full and explicit chart, written out With all inquiries ar-
Bwered and Isone.s enclosed sent BY mail receipt
prco above mentioned. Tho ntrtcteat seoresy will re
maintained and all correspondence returned or esr
ed Reersneesot the highest order frnInhod those 20
alrlny them. White plainly tho 6ay OF tho month IDI
year In which you waro born, enclosing . small loo OF
hai-.
Addreis NADAAK Il. A. PRRRIaO
P. o. DnAwER avs, BUFFALO, NY.
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70 R SALE,

JjNOR SALE, a COMFORTABLE AND NEAT
T. RESIDENCE at Aiken. with Lot $50 feet rront
and l6o deep. In central location.
Thia Residence IL very desirable having every accom-
modatlnn needed It will bo sold reasonable for casi
or on tine Apply to Dr. RoDRIuuEy corner OF Meet
lug and Society strcctf. TO ". rERONSEaU FINLEY
ftul hikch August "a
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l o s r.
NOTICE TO SAILORS OK IMMIGRANTS
HOTEL Oh BoARDINa.HousE KEEPERS
OFFICE CfE1lk OF COUNCIL.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACr OF
tho Legislature, passed the 21th day or December,
1860. n persons ccncerncd hereby notified at
this oce nnd take out thu required license immediately
W. II. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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T o r E N r..

L TED STORE, No. 303 King street, between Went
worth and Society streets Possession given on tho LIST
OF October next. Apply to STEfSMEYER & SON. foot
OF Bcaufaih steel. August "a
ITO RENT, THE COMMODIOUS AND
Il pleasantly situated two and hnif atory BRICK
DWELLING No. O. Hasel street. North side near East
Day: PoaassFon given on ist September. Apply at
THIS OFFICE. August II
JNU UREST-7IiErSyOA AND a HALF STORY
i BRICK RESIDENCE, corner Society md Meeting
streets. having catrrn and saUea tho premises aud
Enod accommodations fnr servants. Itcnt low. Apply
10 5. HaliT, Sr., No. 332 King street July b
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There cometh glad tidings f1oy To all,
70 young and To old. to n cat and to small;
The benuty which once was precious and rare
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12
Semi Mjttklp #1orld,
THE OLD COUPLE.

Long years have Sped ray Mary,
Since you and were wed,
And their frost hast dimTned thy brilliant eye
And whitened Ger thy head;
But spite their frost, Within thy heart
Still flows affection s tide
As warm as on the happy morn
When you became nay bride.
And it. perchance mirth's brilliant beam
No more CLEANS from thine eye
As in thy blithesome girlish days
When merriment ran high;
Yet, when the mpurnful notes OF woe
Fall pleading on thine ear,
Thine eyes are beauteous through the flow
0fpity s hndling tear.
Thou vast, when life seemed black asnight,
The guide-star of my way;
And. thou the gem whose sparkling ngnt
Has frightened life's best day.,
And on thy tender, faithful breast
When spent with toll or pain,
I've lulled my fevered soul to rest
And woke to ease again.
And oftentimes when have flown
From. thine and duty's side,
No unkind words, nor looks have shown
That grief thou fain would'st hide.
But thou hast striven to win me back again
With loving, gentle care,
And wooing keep me in the track
Through thy example there.
And now, my wife, at length we're nigh
The end our mortal tether,
/ trust that God may grant we die
AS we have lived together.
For lone would be my lot below
If thou were't from me riyen,.
And old, and worn, we'll gladly co.
For youth and rest to Heaven.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12

c., HI and H K, all of
whom agree with me in the opinion that Soap
can get away with him easily, and if he will
come up here. they will back him for any
amount. Send him up think he will have
an easy thing, as Jimmy can stand but little
punishment Yours truly, VINEGAR.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12
THE DARK. DEEDs.


A Richmond correspondent Of the New York
World writes as follows:
1t is, perhaps, not generally known that dur
ing the incarceration of WirZ and Maj. Wlnder
in the Capitol prison, they occupied adjoining
cells, and enjoyed facilities OF communication,
one to the other, by word of writing, through
an aperture, not observed, doubtless, by the
TAILOR. No one was permitted to see either;
unless by special privilege from the Secretary
Of War. On the night previous to the-eke
ton of Wirz, three men entered his cell, OF
course by permission of Stanton, and proposed
to him that if he would agree to implieate Jeff.
Davis in the alleged conspiracy to starve the
Northern: prisoners confined at Anders0nyille,
his life would be spared Wirz replied that he
would not save his own life by sacrificing that
of another innocent man. The parties there
uDonileft the cell, and Wirz Immediately COM
municated all that TRANSFERRED to Maj. Winder.
The Major, sometime after, metMrs. Davis In
New York, and revealed. to her what is here
stated, backing, it'up by an affidavit, which he
gave her, and which she now holds. The trial
of Davis would involve revelations which
would shock humanity and test to its fullest
whatever sense of justice or feeling OF national
pride is still left at the North. 1t is not un-
reasonable to presume that popular indigna-
ton would be. aroused to- pitch that would
render it unsafe for the concoctors of the vile
plans devised to secure the sacrifice of Davis
life, to prolong their residence among people
whose fame and character they SO grossly out
ragged.
Should not'the namessof the trio who made
this infamous proposition to- Wirz be traced
out by some means If the World would I'M
itiate some movement to. that end, it is prOba-
HE that some light might be obtained which
would fix the identity of these villains The
time is eminently suspicious for such an in
curry, now that the rOgles,are diNnlging each
others iniquities.
It is idle to hope that, the fearful crimes into
which the passions of the people, and the cow
ardice of the Government, plunged this coun-
try at.the ends0f the war, will ever be fully
revealed. The parties interested to conceal
themhave. tha power. But, about this par
ticUlaE villainy, there is no room to doubt
The charge that Captain Wirz was offered his
life on condition that he would implicate Mr.
Davis, and went to the scaffold like an ancient
martyr, rather than, tell.a lie,, was made cir
substantially in Washington paper at the
time, by the counsel of Wiry,, In a communi.
dation orer his OtUB signature,
1t was never denied. or, in the. slightest der
gree, impeached. The man who made the
tIeacherous proposal to this poor prisener, or
by whose direction it was made, is. perfectly
well known. He is high officer of tke-GOv-
ernment, and is a murderer.
This statement, may be safely made now,
when Republican. member. of Congress, in
public debate, declares that Mrs. Surratt was
murdered.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12
";soAns'' REPLY:

san Francisco, May 10Th, 1867.
FRIEND KELLY Youn kindifaYor of April
a0th came duly to hand. and in reply will
state that if james DMyer will allow me sufi-
Gent travelling expenses Twill accept your Of
fer. and fight him fair stand-ups fight accord
inc to the rules Of the p B., for the champion
ship OF Idaho and any amount of stakessy0u
may agree upon. If Dwyer is in for business
he can have no objections to the above terms:
T0Drs respectfully, THOMAS. McALPIN..
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12
Dated Idaho city, May 81, 1s67nswS
SHERTFF'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
I issued out Of the District court in and for the
county of Boise, upon Judgment rendered in said
court, wherein w. D. Vantine and g.. w. Crafts
plaintiffs and The Golden Reef Mining Company are
defendants, forsthe of Ten Thousand and Ninety
eight and 94100 Dollars judgment and costs OF suit,
duly tested the oath day of May, A. D. 1867, have
sezedand taken in execution the following described
property to-wit: All the right, title, claim and inter
est the defendants had on the 18th day OF Novem-
er 1866 being the date of the levy of the attachment
in said cause Of in and to the following described
quartz veins odes, situate in Boise county l. r.,
tow wit: 1851 four hundred and fifty feet i'll Buffalo
lode-dscovery Calm; 600l six hundred feet in the
first eastern extension of the Buffalo lode 650l six
cry claim 65ol six hundred and fifty feet in the Gil
max-diseoveFyC Faifn; 1851 eight hundred and fifty
feet in the Golden Reef-discovery olan all of which
are in Deer Greek Precinct Summit District, being
about five [5l miles from Idaho city: 1900 five hund
red feet in Legal Tender lode, situate about mile
from the Golden Reef Mining Company's mill
Deer creek [290 two hundred and ninety feet i'll the
Banner lode, situate about one half mile above the
Cobdcn Mining Company property; [400l four hum
Fed feet in the Fourth of July lode, in the third
tension eastT Also, ten 10 stamp mill, consist
ing of battery of ten 0 stamps fifteen l5) horse
power engine and boiler, together with all the ma
ckinery andappurtenances thereto belonging situate
building near said mill msed as an office. Pubano
tice is hereby given that onsthe
22d' Day of June, A. ID. 1867,
at II o'cleck 8EL viii sell in front of the court
house door, in Idaho City at public auction, for gold
coin its equivalent in clean gold dust, the above
described property, to the highest bidder to satisfy
saidExeeDtion and all aceruing costs.
j. CRUTCHER, Sheriff:
Dated Idaho City, May a. 1867 nova,
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geoal advertisements.
Revenue Notice.
OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
District Of Idaho Territory,
T1o~,- (rTrx, limo 21 1857

BOISE CITY, JU1I6 Ouy 1oUI.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, PUR--
IN suant to Section 40 Of thelaws Of the United
States relating to Internal Revenue that nave re-
cayed from the Assessor of said District, for colec-
tion the annual list of taxes assessed on incomes,
for the year ending December S1sts 1856 Also the
assessments of Special Taxes and duties on Articles
in Schedule for the year ending May, lst 1868;
that said taxes and duties have become dueAnd pay
able and that I.will either in person or by deputy
attend at the office of j. J. Dooey, Assistant Asses
se on Bllena Vista Bar in the county of Boise, ON
the 18th and 18th days of june 1861 for the purpose
of receiving the same
Any and all persons neglecting or refusing to pay
said duties and taxes in compliance with the above
notice win be subjectedtal legal costs and penalties
as provided for future times and modes of collection
June & 1857 n9td, J. G.. GEER, Collector.
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IDAHO Cry, Aprih2Oth, 1857

FRIEND FRANK james Dwyer, formerly
of your city is anxious to meet ThamassMcAl-
pine, alias Soap, in the ring; and. believing as
/ do that the Boy means business, i have spo-
ken to eralparties about the natter among
4 ID u I