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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-17

OLD GRIMES AMT DEAD.

Old Grimes amt dead; that good old man,
We Oft shall see HIM more;
He did not fear the rabid clan,
Nor quail at their uproar. II -1qi:93
His heart is open as the day; s
His feelings all are true,
Although he didn't vote the way
Ben Butler wished him to.
For when he heard the .'uncorled,' spou
Disgust within him burned; l..
Old Grimes knew what he was about, 3 n
And from such cOnnsels turned.
Kind words he had for all, ..a......
But nary vote for Wade;
Fearless ha stood in, Senate hall - .J5s
Old Grimes was not afraid.
He lives at peace with all mankind;
To justice he is true,
And they who threaten Grimes will iad
That threats with him wont do.
Unframed the rage with Thaddeus rent,
He passed securely o'eH;
Old Grimes stands bravely in. his boots
Upon the Senate floor.
That good old man has stood the test,
And wears the just mans crown; f4i
The bowling RAIDS may let him rest,
They'll never pull him down.
At ease the old man, smiling. sits,
Without q fear or doubts Heu ta.t
He gave the .'l1th high crime" the fits
That played impeachment out.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-17

THE UPPER CoAsT.-A Victoria dispnscl'
Of Juno 7th says: .........,a.I :
. The u. S. steamer Jamestown. from Sitka,
Nav 3Ota, arrived. at Esquimalt yesterday,
The steamer Saginaw left Sitka, May 25th, for
the Stekipe river. A haM-breed woman was
brutallx murdered by u Russian ut Sitka . few
days before the departure Of the jamestown.
= A partv Of miners had started for Taco. $50
miles north, to,prospcct for gold. The Indians
report that rich diegings were found in that
.neiahb0rhOod. .rI 4. sn s8 ~ e Il
The steamer Constantine and brig Chilic0ff
left May 25th tor Kodiac and the. Northern
Islands with q number Of Russians and half
breeds. 4st@ a"- t8'sRHsNt ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-17
GOING OVER NIAGARA FALLS.

The Detroit (Michigan) Free Press of May
Doth says: '.'
Since the days of the Blondin .furos, when
men aud women stood aghast at the fooihardy
daring of the great rope-walker, in the per-
formance of his remarkable feats at Niagara
Falls, no such excitement has beeu known. A
project has revently been started, however,
which, if carried into execution, viii eclipse
any feat of daring ever yet attempted
Charles Ockford. of this city, the sixty-hOur
skater, has conceived the iLra Of making the
perlous passage oxer the Falls of niagara in
an India rubber life-hDat of peculiar construe.
ton A few weeks ago the idea suggested IT.
self to his mind and upon communicating it to
some Eastern gentlemen, it was proposed "
them that a purse of S3O,OO0 be raised to In
duce him to make the undertaking. He ac-
cordIngly perfected his scheme and the con-
tract for building the boat has been let to the
Goodyear Rubber Company for $1,000. The
boit will be an oblong, with mean diameter
of eight feet, six luches thick at the top aud
sides and three feet thick at the bottom A
shaft Of the same material will extend from
side to side iu the centre, On which will be
swung on pivot a seat. to which tho adyen-
turous occupant will be fastened. Opening at
the top will be an aperture sufficiently laage
for hun ta get inside, alter which 1T will be
filled with air aud closed up. It is calculated
that sufficient air can be- retained to. sustain
fife about twenty minutes. small cable will
be attached to the ball by which it will be
towed after the descent shall have been made
for which purpose parties will be stationed u
boats Immediately below the tails.
The model of this novel craft is now in thi:
city. and there is no doubt that the attempt t.
carry this startlinp pruirct into execution viii
be made during the present season. MIR. Ock
ford is quite confident that he shall succeed
but the chances for success certainly look du
biOus. Should he succeed, Mr.. Sydney DOtv
of Pontiac, will also undertake the same feat
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-17
"A STRONG ALIBI.-The Fayette (N. C.l
Chronicle is responsible far the followings

= Under the law, as il now has to be- admins
tered, some rich soenes. occur Not long
since, a gentleman, had a, negro. arrested. and
brought before Daniel Ellis, Esq, on tho
charge Of killing his hog the evidence was al
most pOstive.against the negro. and no doubt
was entertained Of his conviction. But under
the law admitting negro testimony, the de-
fendant proved that he was at three different
places ut the timesthe hog was killed..
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-31
McGoWen & Woodruff,
WINTHROP, NOVA.
Ss-3nl

oeiglaal Nsliee.
STATE oFiOwA. lSS
BseAesss Csssey.
r. &.fa N. Cfori.
You are hereby sotiasa that there win b o.
ale. on OF before tAs frst day Of Ssptsnssr. A.
d. 1858, In The o1acs Of the clerk Of tAe Dis
trict Court Of BscAaasa county. Staks Of Is1a,
: petition Of Thomas UEsrd, praying the eosrt
% grant hin divorce ffsa yo1. alleging % .
reason. therefor, villfsl asssrtioa On yosr part,
for over tvo ysass last pase. Nov unless you
appear thereto end asssaa, % or before neos Of
the sseond day Of IL October Tsrn, A. ID. 1858,
Of said court, dsfanit will be catered against
yoa and dscfss rsndsssd in aceordancs With the
prayer Of said pstitiea.
THOMAS J. UPFoRD.
By J. 8. woopvARD,
His Attorney. 3-4s.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-31

We ask Ne ohligatiens of our sasssnsr N ii
lAsy have fully tseted asr nsehincs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-31
SherlrS Sale,

Dy virtue Of nm Execution! issued out Of and
Dundcr the Seal Of the District Court Of Du-
chsnan County, Iowa. In favor Of Jordan, Marsh
&C., and against the lands and tsnements of.
N. Bonthnil, have levied upon the following
described morte sged property. Wis:
The north hf Of south ar SEQ 81, Tp 81, RS.
w; and 26 acres of north side Of south hf Of
southwest qr Of Sec II, Tp 81, Il 8, W. also
Lot I. in Block 50, Lot in Block 80, in Rico h
Pratt's Addition; and Lots I, 5, 8 and Z in
Block ., in Pratt 4 Alexander's Addition, said
lots being all in Quasquetop buchanan Co,
Iowa.
Which property, A. abovo described, l will
offer for sale ~ Public Auction. IT tho door Of
tho ShcriG's oGics, in tho City Of Indepe ndenee.
on Saturday, August Sth. 2 o'clock r. NJ. OF
said day, 10 the highsst tiddsr, TO satisfy said
Execution aud costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
shsriffs Once, Independence,
June esth, 1858. nsi ".
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-31

On the sa,h of August, 1864, the
Democratic Natioual Convention as.
ecmpea in this city. lIoratio Sey-
mour presided then. The Democratic
National Convention is in session at
the presen, time. Horatio Seymour
mesides. The FIRST plank in the plat,
form then was as follows:
Resolved, That thi Convention docs
explicitly declare. as the lsense Of the
American people, that after four years
of failure to restore the Union BY the
experiment Of war, during which, un.
der the pretcnsc Of a military neccssi-
,y or war power higher than the Con-
stitu,ion. the Constitution has been dis
regarded iu every part, and public lib
crty and private rights alike trodden
down, aud the material prosperity of
the country essentially impaired--jns-
tice, humanity. liberty, and the public
welfare demand that immediate efforts
be made for the cessation Of fhostilities,
with view to an ultimate convention
Of the States, or other peaceable means
TO the end that at the earliest practica,
bic moment, peace may be restored
on the basis of the Federal States.
One Of the speakers then said:
"For over three years, Lincoln had
been calling for men, and they had
been given. But with all the vast ar
mics placed at his command, he had
failed. failed! FAILEp!!! FAIL
ED,,li Snch a failure has never
been known"
Another speaker said:
There is no real difference between
a war Democrat and an Abolitionist.
They are links Of one sausage, made
out of the saiac dog"
We shall see after four years of
failure" to obtain possess ion OF the
Government, if the Democratic party
will have learned anything BY the les.
sons Of the past Chicago Journal.
1t took the democratic national
convention three days to nominate =
candidate, bnt only three minutes to
10 pass resolution requesting Pres.
ident johnson TO pardon JEFF Davis.
Wade Hampton, Forrest, Barks-
dale, Preston, Fairfax, Forsyth, Yer
ger, and other rebel democrats are to
take the stump az 'ins; Grant in the
free States.
Since Seymour's nomination, Thos.
Z. Stewart, Mr., Raynond's successor
from the Sixth New York District,
has declared for Grant. He had up
10 that time been srong Democrat.
Seymour's prescription to save the
Constitution keep ont Of the draft.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-31
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

IHpEPENDEScE, May 9Th, '6S,
Mr.. C. R. WALLACE, DrsagiH In reply
to your inquiry, A. TO results in using the bot
tie Of Coos Dyspepsia Cure We purchased from
you, We take the Asst opportunity to state that
after having suffered with Dyspepsia for TWEEN
" years, have folnd great relief from using
Goes Dyspspsia Cure. In fact Il ID the only
remedy which I could And to help me. I con-
sidsr il good remedy for all that il 10 recon-
mended.
Yours &c.,
T. W. CLOSE.
We most ehcerfully and earnestly recommend
II to every one who has suffered from the rava-
ges and horrors Of this terrible disease.
Ysurs Truly,
G. X. WALLACE.
46-3w.1
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-31
LAWS OF IOWA.


AN \ + TO Change the time Of holding ccur,
in Waverly, Brener county. and st. , haries,
Fio,d county. in the 18th Judicial District.
Section /. be II EAacted BY iks Gescral Assem-
als ef tAs State u gc,se That where the word
frst Monday in January now occurs in section
I, chapter ss. of the laws of 1906, read fourth
Monday Of January in lieu thereof.
Section 2. The district court Of lloyd county,
in the lth Judicial dist let shall lie held fol
lows: ut SAINT Charles, in said county, on the
last Monday Of April and the first Monday in
September Of each year. after June lst, 1865.
Section 2. All euits, pieadings. processes, and
proceedings pending il any Of said coarts and
returnable al the terms nov Fixed by Law, shall
he deemed pend ng and rctarnah,e at the terms
as fixed by this act, and nc suit notice recog>
Giged indictment or other proceeding shall be
quaehed or held 10 he invalid by reason Of this
act, OF bs reason Of the change Of the terms of
court hereby made.
Section 4. Al acts and parts If acts incea SIS
tent with this act hereby repealed.
Seiiioa 5. This act being deemed BY the
General Assembly of immediate impor tapce
shall take effect and be in force from and after
it, publication in the Daily ic1, Register znd
Evening Sfofesman, newspsre-s published at
Des MONIES, Iowa
Approved April :. 1868.
hereby sert'fy that the fore going Act took
effect Dy publication. as required in section :.
thereof, ON the 18th day Of April 1865.
ED WRIGHT, sec'y Of State
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-31


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They are new and original works BY these
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-31
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

rknvecrLv safe and worthy OF entire CO. n
ndenee Is the remedy known as White Pine
Compound. II is very eiieacions in Conph,
C'iis, Pnlmonic Affections, and all afIecs
ions Of the kidneys. Sold b, Gsa. SmaIe.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-07-31

Il VIII last ftom threo 70 utx TINA
longer than any othsr etssl rlsS made nVvAsss 3
anybody. fhss hes one. bss. proved By ecsaA sot
q STREAMS in The Wet, IL .Assh sAssssses. Hss 8
been habissaily "cst thNaxh' y paswis4 AdAsy aos
:,.: -. :. Is. ass.s n. ~. sk.. :. ss -
Il viii ''scour" in the mort dimcsA,
s,Ils whers an other riows havs AllsA h sAsss y ~
osErssnd eayvhsrs 10 wAisA u w - ssssx. ~s l-s
yet ~ And u.
CIT draws lighter than any o.h&
fiow vhils essttag shs sAAs widsA and dspfh.'
The Share can be sharpened, or
blacksmith Who sndsrssaa<s his sradA - NJ s,sl 6
Dssssssly mAllsAbls. aad works "hiadiy..
Any section can be replaced by
dsgicase = b AaA q any Assnt = sis sAAss La.S
81 Aoul1boards are east In Aoulds.
land sseondowth tinbsr. aud the standard u wrv~t
too With sss In the cap " a. Z give q 'AAs lad
pleasure.
Il plows at any depth. from three
% twelve incasa vosks perfectly In either s,ubssa
far leaves clean furrov, and turns under st~sls aa1
ioul srssA completely
- Il II the cheapest Plow in the
AHvusd jest u ssrs - there is economy Ia ia1.s
A1rdx doaias once rather thAa nvs dollars nv. II
0S-bscasss your Plow won't sscear !" and n asaac
- quarter o. hth more work. with the zane pc~sA
S. l. = ~. :. % Il. s Dr
ss-Fiow. are s.sa Tor psos., and a. s.s .a y xS3
11rits en, Z ~ eAeipes and sre couAdsss ~
A0-gsts than kunarsd dollass' worth 4 .Piovs
A1-svsry tins hs gsss oas Of thsss
These remarks are made AFTER .
.. ID d. West. many q ~ls:S Nave - j.ssiy I .:ss:a
tood rspstastoa-
- Our new model "B" plow u
eYrdsagned expressly for stubbls and iosl srsseA
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THE r ECONsTRUCTED sTArEs.

The omnibus bill, admitting the States OF
North and South Carolina, Georgia, Louis.
lana, Alabama and Florida, has passed both
Houses Of Congress. Arkansas was admitted
upon a separate bill. So that We now may
look for the speedy admission OF seven States,
at least, alta very early day. Probably before
the middle Of July the members Of all these
States will answer to their names In either
House, and thus the great work OF reeonstruc.
tion will have been nearly finished, and seven
of the ten revolted States will then be In har-
mony with the General Government. There
Is only one condition precedent to the admis-
sion Of these States, and this 10 that each
adopt by Its Legislature the fourteenth ar
ticle OF the Constitution, which will doubtless
be done As soon as the several Legislatures
shall meet. In the meantime the question
comes up, what will the President dol Will
he veto this legislation 1t seems to be under.
stood that he will leave the bills to become
laws without his signature. We know not
upon what authority this IL based. II may or
it may not be true. There can be 10 manner
of doubt that these States are soon to come
In, II not in the way now proposed, then upon
a concurrent resolution, which both Houses
will pass. This does not require the Presi-
dents approval. We may, therefore, con-
graduate the country that we are so near the
end OF this long-delayed and mueh.desired
consummation.
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bus' fsis Al a 70. 'a''' '-A' ="
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bales middling 81 ny cent?, and 100 baiss good
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The Twenty Fer Cent. Question.

Mr.. Henry d. wsshburn, after an effort on
the part OF Its opponents, succeeded In having
his resolution passed, giving to certain EN-.
ployees of the Government In Washington %
per centem additional on their salaries. As
is customary after the passage Of bills, Mr.. W.
moved to reconsider the vote by which 1t was
passed, and also moved to lay the motion to
reconsider on the table, but upon the demand
for the yeas and nays by Mr.. Ellihu b. Wash
burne, he withdrew his motion. The Joint
resolution having been engrossed, was sent to
the senatei but prior to the adjournment, Mr..
bingham, of Ohio, who voted with the ma
lority, moved to reconsider, and thus the joint
resolution is somewhat In the condition Of
Nahomet's conn. We trust when action 10
demanded on Mr.. BIS motion 1t will be ia
b!ed, and that the Senate may take up the
resolution and put 1t though-Horsce Greeley
70 the contrary Notwithstanding.
We cannot refrain from remarking In this
connection, that some Of the Department en-
ployees prejudice their Just cause by injudi.
clous communications In the press, and by .
100 general attendance In the galleries Of the
House on occasions Of this sort. The latter
lractlce shows that they are absent from their
desks In ONCE hours, and excites disparagtnr
remarks among the intensely economic mem
hcrs Then some OF them had the bad taste,
MS we are iniormed,t TO applaud the announce
lneht OF the vote from the galleries, thus vio-
Iating the rules OF the House, and furnishing
Hose members who are inimieal to their
claims with dangerous weapons against them,
scarce clerk In the government service, who
Las not friend In the Representatives in Con
gress. Their good will could be enlisted BY a
plain, unvArnished statement that their sAia-
Ties, fixed for specie paying terms, 10 now In
adequate, but any persistent effort to bore
The Legislators win most likely, have the effect
opposite to that desire.
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Judge Chase's Nomination By she
Democracy.

There are people in this community who
speak of the nomination Of Judge Chase by
the Democratic party as q foregone conclusion.
To us 1t appears that there 10 no more chance
for the nomination OF Mr.. Chase than there
is for any other distinguished abolitionist
of the olden time. We may be mistaken, but
we have this to say; that II the Democratic
party are up to accepting Judge Chase upon
the record which he has made during the last
quarter Of century as an earnest Anti-slavery
advocate, we certainly are willing and can
truly rejoice at the marvellous conversion
which has taken place In the Democratic
party. The conversion OF st. Paul 10 scarcely
less miraculous. Under this state Of things
we could say indeed "the world moves"
Revolving these thoughts In our mind, We
met an old friend of ours who philosophers
upon questions ofthis nature In . careful and
rejecting mood. He 10 . Democrat Of the In
tense and purest school, and 10 one OF that
kind Of men who, as the Quakers are accus-
toned to say Of their converts, 10 one from
confinement; that Is, he IL Democrat from
the full conviction that the Democratic party
Is right. We asked him what he thought
about the nomination Of Judge Chasei We
shall remember his reply to the latest day Of
our life. This Is it:
when college OF Catholic bishops shall
vote q cardinals hat to an 'itinerant Meth
odist minister then will the Democratic con
vention, which meets In New York on the
4th Of July, nominate Chief Justice Chase a.
their candidate for the Presidency"
There seems to US to be force and point In
this. The movement would be about as incon.
sistent in the one case as the other. All will
admit that a college Of Catholic bishops even
would spurn such a proposition, but 1t would
not be more inconsistent than the nomination
OF the Chief Justice by the Democracy.
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ELhIRA, June la IRE broke out In the
bAihnora dinins saloon, on Carroll street,
last Night, totally destroying the building and
psruAliy destroying two grocery stores, .
tobacco store and wholesale liquor estab-
lishment.
The stock was nearly all removed from
these buildings The total loss is sis,ooo, in.
sured for n, 200.
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Dsfrsuding she eevsr....s.

RICHMOND, June lS.-John II. Anderson,
collector Of internal revenue; Robert W
Elsom, Inspector; Alfred J. asuldman, assist.
ant inspector, and J. II. Patterson, assistant
inspector, were convicted, to-day, OF dsfraud-
Ing the Government, and sentenced to In
prisonment and nne.
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their ssss.so sas,,s,,, 49,,
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dreadful onsls usht. s.t nm a th,s RON, "a
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n wise To aes,snaIsIs Ga. ors.1yp Thu srvth
Of Il. matter i, .so.. .ss MO run Sssor.
sAss tiss ~ make hot haste 70 tr.daee tn.
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people. MAJ, - s1ss 's,ses,s Of Il. ..,ai.
which they irst prspessd sss ssssslss spes
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-16

NEW Yosk, June Ian examinAtioa OF
the case Of Isaac II. Davis, collector OF the
Fourth district, charged with perjury By one
Davis, resulted to-day In the honorable dis
charge Of the accused, and Davis has been ar
rested and held in $1,000 bail on the charge OF
perjury.