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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-12
Johnson's Abettors.

II is evident that johnson intends
to do bis worst to defeat tho recon.
struction acts Of Congress, aud to re.
store the South TO rebel control, aud
thore are few Of either party who do
not now believe that ifby these means
he should regard himself strong
enough, he is criminal enough at heart
to seize the Government by a stroke Of
force. We say few Of either party, in.
Guiding tho Democrats among those
who place this estimate on Jot nson s
character, because they also profess to
see the signs Of this camp de efat, and
exhort him TO make IL. We can sec
that the course he has taken will de.
strOy all that has been done in the
way Of peace aud reconstruction Of
Government, and will reconstruct the
rebel insolence and domination, as
Generals Sheridan and Sickles have
said. We can soc that Johnson's
course would inevitably blow to the
winds all ideas Of subordination TO
anything but his will.
IL Is also apparent to all, that John
son has gained courage, aud is taking
proceedings which he would not have
yontnred upon a year ago, nor during
the session Of Congress. Whence
comes this increased confdence2 IL
is from his experience in the facility
Of weakening aud dividing the ma.
jority in Congress, by the means Of
the executive patronage; and ospcc
tally is this demoralzing process j.
valuable in the Senate. lie has found
that the gift of a judgcship will pro-
cure a denuuciation Of the impeach
mont as n farce, under any misde.
meanor, and a vocation of this part Of
the constitutional Office OF Senator;
and that the gift Of postoiIico will
convince member that there Is no
sort of need for Congress to remain
in session, or to como together be.
fore the usual time.
1t is the knowledge Of his power,
which he has gained by this expert
cuce, that has emboldened him to
take course which he would never
have dared to take IL all the memb-
crs Of Congress had preserved their
integrity aud held in suspense over
him the ability to impeoch him -
Their unfailhfulncss has given hin
unlimited confidence in the purchas-
ing power of his patronage, aud made
him believe that he is master of Il c
situation. They are responsible for
it, and the people should hold them
to it On. Gdz.
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The Daty of the -Four,

The Republicans of the nation arc
now called upon to gropple with the
remaining powers of the rebellion, in
tho person of Andrew Johnson It's
no longer matter of doubt, as to
what this man, who is acting Prcsi.
dent has disgraced himself, proposes
to do.
1t is generally supposed that Con-
gress tied his hands, aud therefore he
is comparatively powerlOss, If he
were conscientious man, this would
be Il reasonable and safe conclusion;
because, in that event, he would seek
to execute the laws in their lcttcr and
spirit. But ho is not conscientious
man. llois On the contrary, depray.
ed to tho lowest Lowell Of wickedness.
and he moaus to set at defiance the
laws OF Congress and execute his own
will, Congress decided that the
Southern States are notin the Union,
and created military agency
for their reconstruction. The
President assumes that the Southern
States are in the Union, and subject
only to civil authoritiues, So long
as he merely assumed this, and did
not undertake to carry out his views,
no great harm was apprehonded, hut
now he seems to be getting ready to
disregard the laws of Congress, aud
TO put his policy in force.
Tho 6rst step in this direction is
tho removal Of Department Com
manders, aud the appointment Of men
who will receive his orders instead OF
those of General Grant How far he
willsucceodin in this remains TO be seen
but il he eau remove Sheridan and
appoint Hancock in his place, he can
remove Hancock ifthe latter will not
answer his purpose
Thus he has il in his power to do a
great deal of mischief before the 2lst
Of November, when Congress reas
semblcs, aud he may even undertake
10 resist by force the meeting of tha,
body. llo is in full sympathy with
the oonspirators who forced the coun.
try into war; aud he eau command tho
bad elements that surrounded the Ma.
tional Capitol in Apil, 1861, What
he may attempt, there, il is impossi.
bic 10 say; but the people should hold
themselves in condition not to be
surprised by any measure however
rash, however desperate or wicked
The acting President, we boheve, tc
be equal to the very worst hat it /,
possible for him 10 attempt, aut
from him the people have nothh
good to expect.
1t is we'll known that the Cabinet
Is on the point Of falling 10 pieces -
Desperate efforts have been made b,
the uuscrupulas men that Johuson i,
calling around him, TO secure a re-
construction Of the Cabinet, aud thes,
are likely to be successful. The new
ministers will of course be in full
sympathy with the Presidents Ant
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Democratic Doctrine.

We now, in behalf Of tho toiling
millions Of America--iu behalf of
oror ary housaad subscribcrs--de-
maud Reputation Of the National
debt, and will have nothing short Of
il la Crosse Democrat
That is good Democratic doctrine,
and is uttered by a man in whom the
Democrats delight "Brick3 Pome-
roy is determined that repudiation Of
the debt shall take place, and will get
backing from his party. That kind
of talk should open the eyes Of hon
est Democrats, and show them where
their leaders are trying to lead them.
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Vermont All Right.

The result is all that could be de-
sired. The vote is smaller than in
1866, but the Republican victory is
overwhelming. PAGE, Republican
candidate for Governor, has from
eighteen to twenty thousand maj ajority
over EDwARDs, Democrat. The Sem
ato is unanimously Republican, while
as far as reported ouly tour Demo.
Gratis have been elected to the House,
Vsrmont's patriotism is as immoyable
40 her mountains.
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Sheridan.

Gen. SHERIDAN has been accorded
by the people Of St, Louis tho rocep-
ton due to noble patriot and gal
liant soldier. Never has more en-,
thusiAstic welcome been extended to
any distinguished visitor to the city,
Such a demonstration has the two.
fold character Of approval and re-
buke-approval Of the public guest,
reprOof Of the fdnotiouary who vain.
ly seeks to destrOy his prestige by
removing him from Office. The pub,
lie servant insults the battle-scarred
hero-tho popular sOv0reigns crown
him with laursls.
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Thurmln's Popularity South.

A veteran soldier Of tho 73d Ohio
Regiment related on hearing, few
days ago, an incident that occurred on
the campaign from Chattanooga to
Atlanta, lie says that while his reg
iment rested for a few minutes at
Etowah, in Georgia, he had some con.
vorsltiou with rebel lady. Her FIRST
Inquiry was about Judge Thurman, Of
Columbus, Ohio, the present candidate
Of the Copperhead Democracy for
Governor. The lady was out.spokeu
in her praise of the Judge and his fam
lily. She said that the Conlederacy had
one friend in Ohio, at least, tried and
true, in the person of Judge Thurman.
She said that she had sou, then
prisoner ofwar, at Camp Chase, who
always spoke in the highest terms of
praise of the conduct ofthe Judge aud
his family toward him aud his associ.
ate prioners of war. Was over a
mother of sick or wounded Union
soldier confined to the hospitals about
Columbus known to boar testimony to
the acts Of charity of Judge Thurman
aud his family We guess not,
- keHi0R RcpHbiicGR.
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will cooperate with him in the exc

will cooperate with him in the exc
cution of his schemes.
In view Of this alarming state Of
affairs, the Republicans Of tho nation
should rally once again, and come for.
ward in all their strength to tho res.
cue ofthe country. Minor differences
and minor quostiJns are to be laid
aside, in order that a great moral vic
tory may be gained at the polls.
Then Congress will deal with johnson
and we snail have peace Gin. Ga. !,
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Temperance in Politics.

The question of temperance will be
one Of the issues brought before the
people of Massachusetts, at the com.
ing election. 1t employed the Log
islaturc considerable por,ion of last
winter and gives indications Of being
an important element in the State pol.
itics for some time to come.
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Disso solution of Cop artnsrshIp.

NTOrtCEis hore given that the COpartnershin
~ heretofore existing between the uRdoFsi igii
cd, undor the hrln nnnio of
RYAN, HAYWARD 4 CO.
WAS on the s2nd DAY Of August A, u, 1867 by our
mutual consent dissolved
FRANCIS J. WAGNER.
having purchased the assets OF said hrm, Is the
ownor ofall tho notes a acconnts OF said Rrm, and
entitled 10 collect aud receive the money due
thereon, Nad Is Ia pay al the liabilities % said
firm, An persons mdebted 10 said hnn are 10.
questesl 20 make settlement and paymenr and
al persons having claims against said hrm are
requested TO present them for payment,
PATRICK n. RYAN,
FRANCIS j. WAGNER
n. q. HAYWARD.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-12
WANTRl--SOAP TAT.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY AT HIS
Il Ashcry ON Franklin street. IN Second Ward,
from : Ia 3 cents per pound Tor spoiled pork flt,
and soap grease. Persons will find ito their
advantage e. sell thoir fat NJ these prices than by
making Il into soap at small advance.
JACOB EIDT.
AuqtAn0i9m2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-12

Additional returns Of the Califor,
MIA election do not change tho com.
plexion Of tho result. Owing to the
disgraceful quarrels in the Union
party there was great apathy among
its voters, who remained away nom
the polls TO a great e1teuL ...4! 80
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Ntw Advertisements.
William W. Vaughn,s Estate.

Notice ia hero given that the undersigned has
~ hcon Rppointoi aud Is qualified as Exec.
pior ut the estate Nf William W. Vaughn, late of
thls county OF scnsa, AMI state of ohio, tlec,d.
hENRY W. VAUGHN.
sept Il, is6y.--9w.
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Lora And Marr1monv.

The aiecuons o. me Opposite sex may b. gain
happily Il desired, without regard TO wealth age,
OF beauty, Send directed envelope and stamp for
particulars 10 Madam LuclLLs DrNARRE,
bibls hVuas, New York,
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The Democracy want new issues.
They think that it is time that the
cry of COpperheads was played
out Why, then, do they keep up the
old issues after they aud their confed-
crates have been repeatedly beaten at
the ct-box and in battle ?
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ICE one Dollar per box.
DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills.

Ia a remedy four dcgrcea stronger than the A.
boNe aud Intended Tor special eases of long stand
lug Price, Fire dollars ber box.
ladies private circular with engravings sent
tree on application.
Ifyou caanot get the Pills OF your druggist,
send tho money TO rr. J. BRYAN $40 broadway,
New York, and they will be sent free from obser-
walton BY return mail. HH
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Letters from Victoria represent
strong under current of feeling in
favor Of an annexation with the Uni
ted states. The San Francisco Bul.
lssin says that the choice is between
EnHexaticn and the ruin Of thu eolopy.
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Administrator,s Notice.

NOTICE ~ hereby given that the undersigned
~ hns been appointed aud qualified ~ Admn-
i=trntur Of the estate Of Charles y. Robson, do
ceased, late Of Seneca County, ohio.
N. =. COLWELL.
Republic Sept Ig, 1867.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-12

Gen. GRANT has issued the follow
ing important order; Commanders Of
military districts under the act Of
March I'd, 1868, will make no appoint
ments to civil Offices Of persons who
have beou removed by themselves or
their predecessors in command.
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FOR SALE.

A neat we'll finished two Story BRICK
II DWELLtNG HOUSE, near the centre OF bnsi-
ness, with convenient Out Kitchen, smoke house
aud excellent water. Now and In good order
he premises, or G.. J. Keen. Aug22--3w.
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Can Warrant,
SCHWAB HOUSE, FINDLEY, O.,
J. r sTERNRR,
Proprietor.

This house, situated on the corner Of Main and
Corey streets, has been entirely refitied and new.
" furnished In ~ good style as any house In the
Northwest The table will always be found
bouptiiully supplied with the beat the season and
market affords
Good stabling connected with the hotel.
Sept.)-it
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House and Lot in I'd Ward for
Sale.

The House contains seven rooms, has olstern
aud excellent we'll, an abundance Of fruit; and L.
pleasantly located. Enquire Of
Sept5-iL WM GALLUP.
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ION PRINTING, PLAIN, on IN COLORs,
q neatly and promptly eSeeuted AZ city prices, NJ
Ne TkInUkK yOR Re6als.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-12

BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure Of Seminal
weakness emissions, ply sical or nervous debility
impotence or want OF power, the result OF sexual
excess oryouthtul indscreiion, which II neglect-
Ell ruins the happiness aud units the sufferer for
business, social society OF Marriage and often ter
inmates In an untimely grave. Make no delay In
seeking the remed-, Il Is entirely vegetable and
harmless on the system, can be used without de
aud no change Of diet Is necessary while using
them,
Price one Dollar
tyou can OF got them OF your druggist, send
the money 10 DR., }. DRYAH, Si9 Broadway, New
YORK, and they Will be sent free from observation
BY return mail, tV-frlvate eirrulArs 10 gentle
men sent frve ON application.
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have no equal for removing obstructions aud ir-
regularihes, az No matter nom what cause
they arise.-So They safe and sure in every
case.
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UNION sTATE TICKET.

ron oovenSon
RUTHERFORD p. HAYS. OF Hamilton Count
80 rcn tisrrssANf oovHnsox,
JOHN c. LEE, OF scnvca County.
ron raEasupfR of srArH,
SIDNEY 8. WARNER, Of Lorain County.
ron Aupiroa or srArt,
JAMES II. ooDMtN, " Marion County.
ron ccnrrRalttn or rur fpsasrnt,
MOSES r. RRAILEY, of Fulton County.
ron svfRrnK tvnor,
JOHN WEIGH. of Athens County.
fou hrronSKr srNrRAt,
WILLIAM H WEST, Of Logan County.
roa nrnsHs or raK hoAuo or ruuie woHsa
PHuLIPv v. nERzlG, VI AugaEc County
Foh ooxIIrUuoSAL lMrSDHrSr,
YES.
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TOLAn1Es.

ifyou require = reliable rcmeiy to restore you
aud remove irregularities or ohstruetions, why
not use the bestl
Thirty years experience has proved that
DR. Harvey's Female Pills,
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AVOID ,rtIE oTrACIIs.

AVID lttG QOAChS'
Ifyor are suffering from youthful indscretlon
and have seminal weakness, emissions &C, I will
send you free ofcharge, Information which N fol-
lowed will cure you without The aid ofmedicne
Address HENRy AMsDEN,
anlInllyll station ID. ". Y.
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Agents for the Star Shirt, neatest best
fitting, and most economical. We would also cal,
the attention to Country Merchants that We job
goods, at Eastern prices, giving them an opportu-
very low figures. Farmers will save from 20 to so
per cent by calling us before purchasing else
where. OUR STOCK Is COMPLETELY NEW,
WITH NEW PRICES. Call and convince your
self at STEINAU d BRO.
No 2, National Ex. Bank Building, opposite shaw
hans Block. Jnne 9Th, 1867
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AGENTS WANTED.
Samples cent fsee. No capital required. Ladies
and Gentlemen can cara from 81 10 $40 per
day. Enelose stamp aud address
TRlrr 1 Co., stA street, New Isrk
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Its superby printed Oh fine, toned laid paper.
and handsomely bound in cloth price Sip1 and
IN other hnes bindings. These magnificent vol
u'nes embody m amount Of Information scarce.
ly cqualled 10y that usually furnished in dozen
volumes noninally of She same size. 10 is the
cheapest work of the season Notwithstanding
the fact that the purchasers oft must be largely
citizens Of Ohio.
Great care has been taken 10 present full skotch-
cs and Rosters Of each Of her Regiments, as we'll
~ TO give thoroughly Authentic Biographies Of
her distinguished Generals, - many Of whom
have acquired q National reputation and world
wide fume. Their ounpaigns Rra discussed with
fullncs- and knoWledge of details attained by no
previous writer, because no one has before had
access to like original sources Of information.
No State hut Ohio has brought into line such an
army oimilitary leaders, aswill readily be sug-
gestod by the nimcs ofGmnt sherman, sheridan,
Mcdowell, Buell., Mcclellan, Rosccrnns, Mitchell,
MrPhcrson, Weitzcl, Schcnck, McCook, Garfield,
Cox, Hnzcn, Gilmore, etc. The portritits of these
are given, with q hundred others Of less cmi.
ncnce, whose biographies are also given. These
with sketchca Of tho lives Of the three Governors
aud other eminent civilians, prominent in the
war, make Up work ofgreat importance and in
tcrcst, which has been IN course of preparation
10 pruducc
NJ Thousands Of copies arc already ordered
Of men who nre ut work In different parts Of the
State. lneusc give your order when called upon
by orr duly authorized Agents, ns tho volumes
can be hnd In No other way.
pa-CANNAS@EitS wanted throughout the state
who should nj lrcss.
MoURE, wiLLsrACH6 \ BALDWIN,
rUnLisuERs,
q Wcst Fourth Street. Cincinnati
Sept. ~, iSj1.--it.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
TWO LOTS No. 15G aud IN on Sandusky ST.,
IN End Ward, THIN, on which is u frame
house, containing 0 rooms, also an out t.house,
cistcrn and well on tho premises, which will be
sold on reasonable terms. The lot contains q fine
selection Of fruit trees, and the location is one
suitable for business.
II not sold by saturday Sept. 2sih, 1861, tho
the same, VIII he sold ut Auction at the Court
House door on that dRy. at2 o'clock
JOHN CATHARINE O'CoNNELL,
sug2pii5.
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY!
ONLY TWENTY DOLLARS!

inyentiOn- unlike any other Sewing Machine in
the world Patented 1861. II uses two threads,
and makes stitch alike on both sides, that viii
not RIP or UNRAVEL. II combines simplicity,
durability and beauty. IL Is aA large A. other
fret class machines A child can learn 10 work
It, II will do every variety Of family sewing and
leather. In order 20 Introduce the STAR SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE into every household In the
land, We furnish them complete, with one shuttle
Herew-driver, directions, sc, sc, at the uNPRE-
cEDEsrEp PRIcE or ONLY TWENTY DOLLhs,
and ship TO aug adde's
w g. WILSON a co, Manufacturers.
oFFlCEAN SALESROOM-ls Public square,
CLEVELAND, o.,
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B.-FAeh Machine Is warranted for Ave yn.
Persons who order machines and md that they
are otherwise than represented eau return them
aud get their money back. R.f-Agents Wanted.
SsPt. 5th, lssI.-oa.
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The Columbus, Tifin & Toled o
Rail Road Company.

Decks viii be opened for receiving sub
Dscriptqns Go che capital stock Of said I,il Road
Company, At the sevcral offices Of Warren T.. No.
ble and lbll 4 pittcngcr, in the ety ~ Thin, in
the County OF Seneca and State OF Ohio on the 5th
day Of octobcr, ls6I.
.. REIN W. SIIAWHAN,
JOHNn. LOOMS,
LUTHER A. HALL,
JAMES :, NERk,
WARREN Il. NOBLE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19
Sperial Npttces,

"a Pioneer Geld and silver Mining
Company idaho Territory Location OF Works.
Granite Creek near Placervile idaho territory No
lice is hereby given that at meeting Of the Trustees
of said Company, held on the 1sth day Of April AD
1867. an assessment Of Three 49, dollars per share
was levied ON each and every share of the capital
stock of said Company, payable immediately to the
Secretary at the Office of the Company No. To Mont
gonery street. San Francisco, California, in United
States gold coin. ANY stock on which said assess
ment shall remain unpaid MONDAY the 18th day of
June, A. D. 1867 will be advertised that day as de-
linquent, and unless payment shall be made before.
win be sold on MONDAY, the 9th day of August, A.
D. 1857 topsy said delinquent assessments with costs
of advertising and expenses of SALE By order of the
Board Of Trustees DAVID T. BAGLEY, Sec'y.
ofHce.--No. 712 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
California. n3td
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SELLING OFF.-The large clothing house of NJ.
Wunsch & Co. have concluded to wind up business
here, and return to the States in few months For
this purpose they selling off the whole of their
extensive assortment of fine and ordinary clothing,
furnishing goods, &C., and also lot of superior ci-
gars and excellent tobacco. Go and buy of them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

MISSING ARTIcLEs.-We call especial attention to
the advertisement of W. Meydenbauer in this paper
in regard to articles belonging to himself and family.
which have been missing since the fire. Only base
and malignant wretch would retain possession of the
articles after knowledge of their ownership and we
cannot yet believe there persons of such base
ture in this community. Let them be returned.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

THE BEST REMEDY for Purifying the Blood, Res
toring lost Appetite, and Strengthening the Nerves,
is Fresess Hamburg Tea. II is the best pre-
sentative against almost any Sickness if used timely.
Composed Of herbs only it be given safely to in
fants Fall directions in English, French, Spanish
and German, with every package. Try ri For sale
at all fe wholesale and retail drug stores and gro
ceries. EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist,
39y1 Sole AGENT 40 Clay St., San Francisco.
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FIXING UP.-Robert Turner, of the Warm Sulphur
Springs, is having valuable and tasteful improve
ments made in his large bathing house and public
rooms. In the warm days now coming upon us it is
rare luxury to enjoy the ride thither and back in
Dryde's covered wagon, and the refreshing bath at
the Springs either by swim in the great sulphur
water reservoir, or in the regular bathing tubs in
cosy rooms. Try it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

FROM LEMHI.--Among others lately returned from
Leesburg we are glad to see Mr. Henry Spears, the
popular clerk of Mr.. J. G. Bryant He has enough
OF LeInhi.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19
City and County.

TIE OPPOSITION STAGE IsrNE--Sam Stewart, in this
city, and Lutte Lindsey in Boise City, continue to run
their STAGE in opposition TO the old monopoly line,
between the two cities and the manner in which the
travelling pHblic of Boise City and the Basin patron
axe their line best proves its popularity with the peo-
pie generally. They have ane, easy-riding covered
wagons, fast teams, and careful management in
every respect. The old line has s'hogged' things
thoroughly in the days of its monopoly that it has
no friends in any quarter among the people, and it
gets patronage that forced to it by sheer ne
cessity. Lindsey Stewart both widely known as
liberal philosophical men, whose interests are
identified with Idaho In every respect they are &C
commodatng to the public, and it is no wonder the
people sustain their line.