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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

EDITOR STATESMAN:-Way is that the
Democratic party adopt the rooster" as al
emblem of victory? Please explain.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-23

There is n weapon surer vet
And firIner than the bayonet---
y Weapon that comes down as still
As snow fakes fall upon the sod,
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07

or some trivial ofFsnse OF that kind. ST.
lex says that there is a Sunday School
taught in Silver City, which is very
huge farce, and that there was change
of Its superintendent some months ago.
the incoming officer, "a monstrous big
Copperhead) having INDUCED his naugh-
ty temper so far as to tear up some ''in-
nocent Sunday School pictures" illustra-
tive OF a group of Niger babies with up
lifted paws praying thanks for their free
dom. We commiugle our tears right
here with yours, Slick, for the sacrlli.
geous cuss who would destroy those limo
cent ebony idols--our pride and our glo-
ry--would be guilty Of abdncing New
England scool marin; or would be profane
enough to swear Bosting was not the
mos; enlightened ely in the whole civil
lied world. Slick, we think your strict
ures on the character Of II. b. HoIbrook
would result for you very unpIea.antIy,
If that gentleman were here, anu had his
hands upon you, he has peculiar habit
If Gaming ours when they annoy him too
much---Have care Slick.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07
Where oh, Where are the He
brew Babies ?"

Is an enquiry frequently made by a
friend of ours, which has, he informs us
not been satisfactorily answered yet, not
withstanding his repeated efforts to as
certain the precise locality Of the infants.
Impellcd by similar desire to that
which actuates our friend, in his fruit
less search for the small hebrews, we
have been asking for some time in vain
for the whereabouts of Macmillan
Tho photograph informs US one day,
that he has packed his trunks and bun
died up the crazy Empress Carlotta and
the little A.axs and taken his departure
from the scenes Of his short lived royal
ty, to the great gusto of numerous liberty
aaoring gredSers who have taken formal
charge ofthe royal ioga, and are prepar.
ing to run anoti err Mexican Government
machine, similar to those of the past,
which have reflected so much credit up.
on the "Sick man." and have been so
vastly complimentary to the integrity and
saglcity Of MeSican rulers. The next
day the same teiiie-graph informs us
that Max has not left at all, nor don't
intend to, and that the unfortunate En-.
press is not crazy, but that death has
claimed her for his own; an that the
widowed Emperor has issued proclama.
ton to his unruly tar and tan subjects,
which falls upon their leather ears still
born, or, in other words, they no sobc.
On the heels Of all this stuff, comes an.
other tef-tie grom that Max is not only
welding the ensign of Mexican royalty
yet, but has had the presumption to con
denim the conduct Of some u S. shoulder
STRAPPED heroes, in the strongest terms
We were nursing the idea that Sherman
and Campbell had scared old Max. off,
and had administered a dose of cordial
to the "sick man" which had complete.
ly resuscitated his shattered constitution.
but it appears not Where oh, whore is
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07
"Silex'

In the Sacramento Lnioa of January
10th, there appears an article over the
above high sounding title, dated at this
place, and evidently written by some one
in our midst, whose ciriues have not been
properly appreciated by this beuighted
aud corrupt community Slick laments
the sad and disorganized condition of
Owyhee society; he says it would Be a
very chnitable act to over Look and wD
nofhtng concerningthe past record Of
those who presume to ad ,ciety by the
nose in this immoral region Poor Slick
we fear your own rcspiendent qualiti, 5
have been oeerlooheti, ami you have be n
grievous'y |'ghtoi by Ills uuappr, ciatve
people. Slick says ih1s- even who were
bright and shining lights Of society prc
vlonS 10 their immigration 10 this land of
impure delights, have hal their nicer in.
siincts bunted by a-trituu, and are una
bic to conipr, heud the genius of Slick
Po'r uahappy Slick, you must srs,ly be
afflicted with shock Ing red head or fla
v'red the point Of y ur nose toa hi .hly
with the essence Of lager beer, or may
hap yon wear No II boots. light 6t AT
that, those little extras frrqu nrly ,our
a community Especially the lazy por.
tom against a fellow, this may moi be
appncaole - y'ur ease, hnr y,a are 10
viouly sore. Sick. and fix, viii enter
tin their sap'cious YOU konw. Sil4x
says toot Sinoo) hat here is hu,
one Church in he G uuty. and noru
prayer has a'oenl-d 20 Wo IN rev
Seat IRON il, fir sev,ral maoihs.o We
will bet cur hat thar Sick is reli,iou.lv
inclined, and woud MOI c,mmt a wr,n',
art, fxeept, perhaps, To ch at blind bep.
gar WOMAN out Of a half put Of peanuts,
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07

Iowa will be the first State to aini'
females to the right Of suffrage-at leas
so writes Theodore Tilton
One hundred aud sixteen NJ C.'s have
their families with them at Washington
this winter.
The Pope has addressed an invitation
to the Catholic Bishops Of the world to
assemble at Rome in June, 1867, to cee.
brate the maryrdom Of st Peter and st.
Poul, and the canonization Of several
martyrs.
A RELIc.-The wreckers in Hamp.
ton Roads Virginia, have lately 6shed up
a peculiarly shaped anchor, supposed to
have been lost by the British during the
revolution.
Seven deaths occurred in Sacramento,
during the week ending Jan. 10 five
males and two females,
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07

hold that this Government was made on the
WHITE basis by WHITE men. for the benefit
Of WuIrE men aud their posterity forever, and
SHOULD be administered by WHITE men, and
NONE OTHERS. 1 do not believe that tho
Almighty made the negro capable OF sell-goyern-
msnt-DouGLAs.
Irepeat, I am for the Union; am for pre-
serving all the States. l am for admitting into
the council OF the nation all their Representa-
tives who arc enthusiastically aud unquestion bly,
loyal. man who acknowledges allegiance to
the Government and who'swears to support tho
Constitution, must necessarily be loyal A
nan eaauot take that oath in good faith unless
he il loyal.--AyDEEw JOHNSON.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07
=" The Owyhee Avalanche.

The Journal published at this place
with the above name, PR fesses to be neu
tial, SO far as politics is concerned, and de-
voted soel y to mining and local news =
We have closely watched the course IF
the Acaiaache, and eau arrive at no 9TH
er conclusion, than that, it is designed to
accomplish under the guise Of neutrality
what it fears could not be SO easily ac-
complished, in an open and mauly man
ner. While the paper has right to as
sumo any particular Iartiaan PHI Sc its
editors or publishers choose, without con-
sultation with any person, yet we think
it should, in justice to the public, eschew
politics altogether, or openly advocate
the principles Of its party. We are now
satisfied that, as much as in the power Of
its conductors lies, it lobors zealously and
insidiously to build up one political par
ty, and demoish another; and we pro.
pose in this article to show in the politi-
cal interest of which party that machine
may be found la5oring. When the Ida
no Statesman saw ft to publish false
statement concerning certain meetings
held by members and attaches of the
late legislature, the Avalanche, not as
matter Of news to its readers, copied the
said false and slanderous statement, and
went so far as to publish comments of its
own not very creditable to the aforesaid
members. Now why was the publicity
so necessary, and why should neutral
paper regard the matter Of so much i'm.
portance as to republish the same, simply
because favorable opportunity present
ed itself to strike blow against the de-
mocracy known to be in the majority in
the legislature. Did the cause Of truth,
of justice and right require this conduct
upon the part of the AUalaache? Did
not its conductors know that the editor
of the Statesman had never yet learned
to speak the truth? And if truth was tho
aim of the Avdtanche, why was it that
no correction appeared in its columns,
when the falsehovds and misstatemeLts
OF the Statesman wers made so apparent?
The Statesman assented at least by its
silence to the correction Of the Void,
and the card If Messrs. Miller, Engls
and Ca'on, that appeared 10 this paper
If truth was the aim, and not the accom-
phshmeoi of political purposes. why es
10, the Aeald' che enllghten lis eadrrs
nlln II w sS'. 5lst' li4plFch nov so
generally conceded fraud There is
but one answer, the Legislature WIS DIN
&C atrc, an the Av1ianrhe an advocate
OF the Radical policy now running the
federal government with terrible yeloc-
iry upon the Charydi' Of national ruin
Again the A1,ianehs qutes spm1ypg
1y fiom the Times, al abolition organ OF
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07
FROM TEE EAST.
Dates to Jan goth.
From the Union Vedette. |

From the Union Vedette.
Washington, Jan. 2S. la the Senate
Wade presented petition for the remov.
al Of the Capital to a point nearer the
center of population.
Wilson, from the Military Committee,
reported the bill recently intoduced by
him to abolish and prohibit peonage in
the Territories.
Poland gave notice that when the one
term amendment to the Constitution
came up, be should move to amend by
extending tho Presidential term to xix
years, lie was in favor of restricting
the service OF the President to one term,
but believed it ought to be six years.
IrumbuI called up the bill giving
United States Judges power to grant
wrlts OF habeas corpus in all cases where
any prison is restrained OF his liberty 10
violation orany law. The bill was yer.
bally amended, and passed.
The House proceeded to consider
Stevens Reconstruction bill. Jniau de.
clared himself against the bin, as lie fay.
ored the territorial theory, and was ia
favor Of Keeping the rebel States from
representation for an indefinite Period.
Stevens amended the bill in several
particulars.
-tevens appealed to Bingham 10 hi.
motlun to refer, arguing that the bill
ought to first be ordered bv FRA IIon.o
then the motion to refer m,oht ID ~
uewcd
Bingham asked the IIousc IN doo;l.
for itself, and declined 10 withdr,w M
motion.
Stevens said a reference Of tbo lin
would be its death.
After considerable discussion Lo
House voted 10 refer tbe b,ll 50 - az
The House YESTERDAY had .n,cy 4,
bate on "a motion by Loan 10 rrfer H.
impeachment business to 4 sneci,l ann,
Isnl,'d rna rl"" ~ ,ose'!'la''on
.,,n uha; :, ~ -. ~ ~ s'''on WI
TO ,nn';,ad : J. - .'e 'ai,oi''y y mint
's.'a.' \ :" ''J wa, tne committee
the @spaper reports. loan's m,t,on
was then LAID over
Oh efJu,tice Chase yesterday aopounc
ed a d, c sion ,.,s,s i, az. ;r;
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07

''Requires that the acts of the Fourth
Idaho Legislature be truthtuly proclaim
ed inimical to the general prosperity OF
our Territory which is SO much in need
af capital" ~
Now why assert so confidently that
the legislature is inimical to the prosper
ity of the country, without specifying
wherein. The Aoalauche knows full
well that but few laws of general ma
ture were passed. Let the Acaianche
specify what one Of these produces the
direful results of which it complains
Until this is done We must be pardoned
for our Incredibly; should it fail to d.
SO, we mustlook for the cause Of its at
tack upon the late assembly in some 9th
er quarter. That will cause but little a
hor. Its malice aud hatred ofths white
man, its love affection and generation
for the down trodden African may be
proved the motive power for its unwar.
rauted attack, 1t snone Of our business
what shall or shall not be the political
complexion of the Aoaianche. But
what we desire is, that the people shall
know in what political band the paper is
training. The people have right to
know this. For our part, we are salts
fed that the Avdldnchc fayors the dis
tructionists and is ready to do anything
consistent with It's protcssea neutrality
in opposition to the conservatives of the
nation, who desire the preservation Of
whatever may remain of our original ma
tional character. Perfect union is to be
restored, fraternity Of sentiment, the
one section ofthe country with the other
estranged by a bloody struggle, is to be re.
inaugurated. The gaping wounds Of
terrible conflict are to be healed. Pas
sions lashed to the high, st pitch of insani.
ty and madness are to be allayed. Patri,
otism, veneration for the disma, ed, max
cd, lacerated patriots who passed the dark
hours at Valley Forge, love Of our rcpub
lican institutions, all incite to sacrifices
of personal ambition, ofuuch of politi-
cal faith for the salvation of the cuun.
try. The true patriot is ready for
the immolation that the blessed Sun of
peace may shed his benign, his healthful
rays upon land once drenched in fra
ternal blood, and drive forever from our
shores the dread shril tocsin of war.
asg- In another column may be found
a short history of deialcations 10 this
Territory. And through whom the de-
linqucnces occurred. 1t is not the part
of the correct journalist, to suppress any
thing that concerns the people of the
Territory, aud we shall not do so. We
are the more willing to publish this com
munication, because other defaIcalons
from time to time as they have occurred,
through the public prints In
enc thing We differ somewhat from ~ and
that is in regard to the loss to the Terri
tory through Secretary Smith. which we
can better express in the language Of the
investigating committrn of lnst ,a,r
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19
Notions Department..

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Button to a Paper Collar. But the most
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durable, best fitting, nd cheapest Collar
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

The Rebellion In the Inrerior-Proposcd bn,-
parchment 0f Vice President Puz-Tbe War
0n the Parann.
BY way OF Valparaiso ne have news from Nontevdeo
and Buenos Ayrss 20 October q
The journals received contain nothing relative 70 tho
combat resulting in the taking possession by the revo
federation. That these have some OF tho dis
tricts Of saa appears nndoubed General ocavlano
Navarro chief or tho forces the North % the latest
date yas az san Carlos the Of giving them bat
Ito. rncuman Catamarca and Rioia ara tranquil
The papers received from Bneno5 Ayrcs state that
there has been ministerial crisis ca17ed by the deser
lion Of his party by the Vice President The Minister
Foreign Affairs, Senior Ezade and the Minister of Wor
ship, senior Costa. have resigned. Ministers Rawson
and Martinez have returned 10 tho capital from the
provinces DR. Monte1 do oca intends 10 bring In a b,
tho Chamber o Deputies for the impeachment or tho
VICE President, Dr. Manos Paz, by Dr Gutsrrez
The with Paraguay still continues in nc samc
styles no engagement had taken place since orr last ad-
vices Two Brazilian bailalon5 have been sent %
Cbaco 10 protect the communications Of tho squadron,
which Effected bv road lately dscov cred league
inland at tho foot OF mountain spnS several norars
have arrived form Tuynti for battery some
i've six leagues above uumait upon the river Para
~ Chaco IN the opposite side. By these means II Is
expected 10 cut on Lopezs supplies from tho only
source open TO him. Active operations are now only
United 10 the occasional change OF shots between ono
has shot twenty Brazilian prisoners and has
eral dsicrer5 working In the arsenal that work Vas
being carried on day and night IN tho l0rhcatons op
posc tho Brazlans and curupaii and, according TO
deserter hey are mounting several pieces OF largo
abrc in readiness for tho return Of tho squadron
bombariing Humata shells ara constantly being sen.
from the araguayan Inca into those OF the afies celg
ing the death Of many mel
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
sroam SIGNALS AvO TAE HARVEST N EUROPE AM
AMERICA

To mr. Eofroa op rae IipsALD-
The damage 70 gram AMI hay in Europe r,rn s,orm.
during tho last harves. must hare been very sreas,
mounting 10 than one-fourth tho entire crop,
causing loss OF at ras. $500 100000 IN America The
damage VAS no. than onc-ssxsh Of The crop or
os % about 500 900 ooo ghs proportion 81 may
DO reversed nsrt year as sucn cnsm'ss rarely follow
each other IN tho same country.
This great loss TO ths crop m Europe has already had
The crcci tho price Of grain honr ana meat
ruy twenty per cont and is .hn early causing great
trcss which Will 30 largely increased before the mex
years harvest II has increased The price OF grain here
aud ~in large demand Dr surplus; ye.
this loss f ssoooc0,oo0 srsin ana nay
IL posHlve loss TO the two countries the greater
part " which might have been rsvsd II tho evstem
OF storm signals by means o Tho telegraph and cannon
bal generally adopted n both countries early ast
spring whom Arc, offered .hs plbc through
artcles IN the ueyspapcrA IL remmns 70 be- seon
whether " will 30 generally adopted time for tho
next vcars harvest, The plan may be briefly described
when a storm has formed and commences 70 travel
any certain direction. tho nrss telegraph station
whicn passes Is send tho 10 al the telegraph
stations county seats hindrtds or miles "a
advance, according 10 tho KIND of tcTm always keep
Ing suitable distance m ad, an.e.
waters. guns 10 DO f~sd NJ zach county
waning OF coming storm. y red at IN interval or
n,nuic tornado, hal s.orin, teTgiic gac or dc
sructve storm f5 approaching II nrcl st an Interval
OF .bses minutes, 0rdnarT rain Storm ~ APP
proachng rapidly; and u nr"d ~ an interval Of six
minutes, ordinary rain Or snow storm approaching
slowly. The most rapid ~ slow travelling 70 30
indicated by tho most rapid OF slow lring " ine guns
As = good sized cannon eau ~ heard distinctly from
h,esn twenty in direction from the place of
fring, or over space or from thirty 90 for'y niles
square BY nnng ono at each county seat farmers over
ihc whole country in haryes. time Will Dc warned 10
cutting and 70 GET their grain hay unjer
or Ia situation 70 shut out tno rain, thus saving not
oulv that portion vhl.h would 10 cut during scgeral
hours . whole day without such warning. but also
giving time to thai whsh has been cnt and cured
previous 70 tho warning.
On all navgsbls waters, suoh bays rivers and lakes
at the entrance 10 hsbor At capcs channels and other
prominent points on tbe coss three guns are 70 bs ed
n warning OF coming storm, the interval between
the second .nd third indicate the direction from
which the storm is coming.--Dne minute, from tho
north; minutes, from lhe norsheast three minutes
from sne east; four minutes from the southeast; i've
minutes, from the sopih sir minutes from the south
vgst; seven minute, from the west: eight fsnutes,
from the northwest GA the coast shs guns viii
have 70 30 repeated every two hours until the
storm arrives 10 ~ 20 10 heard by all passing vessels
The New York herald., 1867-11-10

oesn made between Minister Ayon the part OF Ssea-
rasus and the Hon. A. H. Dickinson. Minister Resident
ana riea poten,ary Of the United States lhs Testy
mas been sent 70 Warrington for ratification.
heferrng 70 the rsport that Francis Morris srprss-
dent OF the Central American Transit Company has
bought the interest OF Captain Bedford Pim in hs
ject for building railroad across Nicaragua the Ior-
rrsir says:-"while uncertain yet about the
restoration Of the harbor Of Grsytewn We believe the
SAID railroad still problem ~ We cannot as yet
admit thala sufficient survey has been made
the feasibility OF tho projected railroad. The truth
rsssru 20 MS grand humousgnE scheme seems 70 oe
gradually leaking Captain Lawrence Merry hss rs
signed his position the Transit route and s succeeded
by captain A. u. Burns.
SALVADOR
IRON salvador there Is news OF mpoftsnte fhs
expectation OF indigo from the ports OF la Union ana
La.lioeTtAd had commenced and would continue up 10
January nert The government Is showing Krea sctvi
~ in improving the roads throughout tho republic, In
order 10 facilitate tho expectation OF tho products or the
country The cultivation OF cane is increasing
rapidly In Salvador. and improved steam machinery Tor
making sugar 10 being introduced Ia large Quantities.
All praise Is due for the rapid progress
which this republic has besn making for the past lew
years.
GUATEMALA 81
Tho heavy rains s continued throughout the republic,
rsnderns the roads in many places almost iinpssssoe
The new wharf for san ose which arrived in that port
In september last being dsbarked and the mecca
sary steps wero being taken TO Immediately
commence its erection. The government seems bent
on carrying through their old hobby the opening up OF
communication between the capital and the port OF
santo Tomas on tho Atlantic. With this object In view
they have granted certain TO Julian Deby
for me construction of cart road from Santo Tomas 10
hoagua, and thence to make the river navigsble 20
the heights Of Guaisn. largo portion OF the amount
loaned py the new bank 10 the government is, we learn
70 be expended In carrying out this project II would
bs much more credabe TO tho government u they
would do something toward constructing roads and
bridges in their rich and thicky populated territory
the Pacific sope--the most productive cofec and sugar
lands in the word-instead OF sluandering money IN
portion OF tho republic comparatively unproductve and
but little Known carrying ont work which for years
50 come viii be OF little, u any benefit 10 tho country