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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20
Gfneral aMertltandise.
DO w ELL & COE
Will Receive,
WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.

Raisins, in variety-largest for table and richest
for cooking,
Currants-clean and sweet,
Almonds-shelled and sweet,
Baking Powder,
Lemon, Citron and Orange Peels,
Fresh Figs and Prunes,
Fresh Fruits, i'll tins--great variety,
Jams and Jellies, Black and Red currants,
Pickles and Sauces-the best brands,
Oysters, fresh Salmon, Lobster and Sardines,
Smoked Salmon and dried Venison,
Brandies-old, in bottles and wood,
Port Wines-the best at various prices,
Holland and Old Tom Gin,
Scotch and Irish Whiskey-old
Slater's, Millers and Cutters Bourbon Whiskey,
Champagne, Green Seal, Chas. Heidsick. pts dts,
Porter and Ale-pints and quarts,
Ale and Porter in wood,
English, California and German cheese
Teas-Black, Japan Twenhey and Young Tyson,
Sugars and Syrups Of all grades,
Tobaccos-plug and cut of the finest qualities.
The goods warranted and sold at the lowest price.
a0- All have been selected with great by Mr..
i'll San Francisco. Victoria and Portland.
Idaho CITY, April 1, lSGStf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

Revenue Stamps sold in small quantities at
their face for GOLD DUST at SIG per ouacs, at the
Banking House of [n23f1 B. NJ DUREIL & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20
C;tv and County.

Acc1pENT.-PatrickK Kelly, laboring man,
fNA-1 '.rov injured on Thursday afternoon, near
cooner's Minnehaha Ranch, by the falling of a
ff'nA ..os upon him. He was working in the brush,
sllan tber did the man who felled the tree know of
anu ,earness nor did Kelly know the tree to
Aen' = struck him on the right shoulder, crushed
IAN 10 the earth, and badly fractured the bone of his
hn' below the knee, besides inficting other Sc
To ..;uries on his body. Dr. Healy was instantly
N'I g.. and by his direction the unfortunate man
' ,.o,obt to this city, he could receive proper
WV 80, treatment and care. His comrades and other
suie 70 the numper of fifteen, generously volun-
70 convey Kelly hither on litter, all the long
", tedious Journey of twelve miles over the noun
an" .ood and they reached town with him last night
,,.,,ru or July CELEBRATIoN.-The Good Temp
,.. Of Pioneer City are arranging for grand cele-
-,.;on Of our National Anniversary, by picnic and
- ,otice of which will be found in this paper. I'M
u. the head of new advertisements. The reputation
. tho Pioneer people for doing nothing by halves, is
,aoiant guarantee for good time by all who may
rd and they extend an invitation to all in the Ba-
~ 70 participate The outdoor exercises will con-
A Of a procession, salute-fring picnic and speech
IN the afternoon, with a splendid ball in the even
:. Read the notice and be assured that all that is
r20ms ed will be made good
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

HE Masonic BALL.-Don't forget the Masonic cell
ebration and Ball to off at Pioneer City, next
Wednesday. where good time is anticipated and all
are invited to be present in its enjoyment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-20

"dASk cleared out his candy shop mighty quick
Yesterday morning, but he's got EN- all back in, and
again ready to furnish any quantity of just as good
ice cream and cake as that he sent the other day
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

0ss.. Grant was staggering upon
the streets Of Waahisglon the other
evening us1sr the influence Of whis-
Ky, the ssns influence that came 20
very near giving The battle Of Shiloh
to the South. We refer reluctantly
"a such. thlags, bsa ~ ssmnsai4y,
when they consider how often and
WA Whist malice Tho radical organs
constantly refer to Andrew Johnson's
usfbstNpatc abbssratios Oh the dsy
Of his Inauguration, and with what
bittssssD ~ eistss MIN nov with
: vios fbsu which ~ is-ss ftss A. any
gsstlsmsa in the nauoh, nust saa
win ny tAst W arc rigAt. General
Gsent Aas bses much harder drinker
has ever President johnson vas,
asd be still sticks to his bad habit.
What would the radical organs ssy
II The President, instead Of Gen.
Grast, Asd bees recently sssn reel
Ing along tho streets Of the capilalY
Gen. Grant wos't do. He nay
bsvs his virtues, but kls mad passion
for the Presidency inpsIs him to pro-
vsricats, sqLvoeats, and break bib
psssossi fsish, aad, IL bic sxsltatioa
q vhst - eessidss Ais great Pses.
pssu, ~ indslgss ftssay II IN Old
Vie ftoa wAiek as will naves escape.
he is not The man that the natioa
needs, Losisrills Journal.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07
BRAZILIAN EN1lGR ALTON,
Steamship Agency.

(CXariss NnfAsm's Costract.)
THE ass Steamer under this contract
will bs dispatched from New Or
leans about tho 18th Of March
Tho steamers Of this Limo will BE-
ape-elass No discrimination will be
ado In the mccomm osiations for Passen-
GER. AN viii be furnished Will good
berthe ssA bedding plenty Of substan
tials, usllrcootsd food, al Wy ii n the
sssse Ables nedicAl attendance and
medicines will u fuFsiahed, free u
charge: aa,pls ATTENDANCE ofscrvants
Nj. ka4hsa's Contract obligates him
~ transport Emisnnts. their personal
sHsets and agricultural impleMenss, u
Nh " JaseiEp y hoard aad lodge
&sa whist tAsrs; and 10 t~nsposs
then thence 10 the Port on the Coast,
esassss IL ssttlsneas seleetsd
Price Il Passage, for adulta $50 gold,
10 Rio Do Jsnsiro from New Orlssna
CAildssa of y 10 year, s75 gold
Hhosh he eaigraat dssirs " b cat
siei \ az cher Port ehan KG ~ -
metro, 10 eola, extra, will b. charged
Thees Psiess ass higher than thass
asst dseIdsd u BY IL: Nathan, sia
uosths ago bst have bseoas nssss.
~ = ssst ~ sahanesd esslAy d
sAcrtssine Arstslass Ossas stssners-
Thh sdvasesd price , nsssh lsss taAa
/ charged sa ~ Nail Hsssnss. fsasa
New YEA 70 20 d Jsnsiss; whilst -
NJ. Nalk ss's 6Sssusss ~ aseonnede-
sioas wiil b nseA sspssics; the knt
Syent win b. savs4 ~ s19ie'oa1 a.
Ssvee ed Dolly II Ne W % Nsv
ES,a ~ NJ, bSssDss, - aseaaiesd
uptil hs ssscAss hh Ultimate dsssaua'
~ ss - aN .tA
a Cissplas, giving fsFslee dptsih q
n. Ns&haa's Cne>saet, wln b ssaA y
spy peseles dasircss u securing passafs
% IL ssss sseaDsr. asosh sps'y sss'y
4 l. nAkT, Agent
t~ BOX No 1905, rost O9es,
Oaee, No. - UuiSA s1ssst
New Orleans.
Feb. -, OK. a0-h
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X! !! l! ||!,,'Hs!||'.4kA%'

' ~~ a'sSY0s<0
kps. DisrArcn.-In view Of Ii.
net dat May persoss sss iersmvl
Of ths requirements CT the fstsssaI
'Psei& Md, W @ssGas
giving Publicity 70 tAs lsstsr ~
0etr isebrnstioA Nd xui1ases.
nssAssal s1sSs6sst for foes
will cos'~sscs on the In. day 4
March asxs, asd evsry psssos, IN,
company. or corporstion, iatssaisr
to do busiae~ afiar Nay LIST, 1855
80 ssD.la IL ~ tssAs Or pso1ls.
Aoa O. which a special tax i in.
pcsed BY law, arc required to regis.
Ter their names with the Assistant
Assssses 10 theis respective aivis.
soss, giving pIacs u budassu and
Ne fun Names aud residences Of III
parties engaged therein.
Due notice viii be given BY the
Assistant Assessor Of each division
Of the tine y vSish tAey will stsspd
IN TIE d'6srsnt soanti~s, SD al r~v.
sons are expected to meet them and
make the required registry aud 70
turns for assessment
Every ptrren is expected to call
upoa the Assistant Assessors s.d
make return Of income, Watches, ar.
r'agss, etc., whsshcr they have sny
~ - Asynss<ssp 10 tho -
aetant ASses6or And make a return
Blanks can b had or all tho Ash.
taats II parties fail to comply
when notified, the Assistant Asses.
:oss are expected to Al Up The forns
from The best ipfosnston .hsy css
get, and sssd then In for coIlcetios.
and shall add a psnslty Of ~ pr
cont; thereto. Any person feeling
aggrleved by the action Of any As.
distant Assessor in any matter Of as
ssasnest, may sls an appeal there
IRON In this o6ce in writing, within
~ days afsr such asasament, and
the sanse vii have duo consideration.
The Assistant Assessors are in.
stsueted not 10 add = penalty to asy
assessment until sf,cr due notice has
been given to the person liable; bat
when any neglect or fsil 70 coaply
within a reassaASle tiiss isfer bsinx
notified, the full penalties Of the law
must and will BE- enforced. .f.
The Assistant Assessors Of this
lFirsQ pivisioa can he fousd n
~ -, 4 Hsllsshers bsi1o ~,
AechxdIc street, nom . A. y. to 3P.
n, on and sfser March Int, fos The
purpose Of receiving applications
from al parties in thh division asd
i is hoped that prompt returns will
be nado.
Very respectfully,
JAhKs JOHNSON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

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MARRICD.

IL shreveport on ne Nth uk, at ths
raajdsnes Of Capt q D. Her. n ehs
Rev. b.. Dalssll, Mr. JAMES e.
BUCKNER, brnsyiy Of Missouri, to
n1nce, ts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

II il thought that the effort to erect
the nsv territory Of Wyoming, BY
dividing Daeotsh, Will Be- successful.
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MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS!
THE WEEKLY JEFFERSON TIMES,
JEFFERSON, TEXAS.
THR TEXAS REPUBLICAN,
RSHALL, TEXAS.
EDITORS:
R.W.LOUGHERY and A. D. McCUTCHAN.
TIE X N s--(Speeie }


Six Months. 40
Clubs OFTEN more per annum, es'ch,- no
THESE papers Galveston and Hosoe
leading papers tAoss cities extent ard variety q 'sae
make them leading jssraas asa
a every wayw worthy patronage
Conservative best iatssss Of Ne
dealt with frankly Nd cassidy
Viii dignity addu invite tomnaneasSoas on
adding hcs .vlamss
paper hundred and Any exchanges s.bsacins he sd"s
Journals d The United States
VIA advantages sxss~cs hay hops
he Of public expectation
The history Of the country when s
~ b. found and b. sad a'us ~ ~
Newspaper press An shs closed III the sole ~sda. BY which
he public nind oanb b. reached
T price ~ placed 70 low tina" every one d''ioa' Of sub
sosibisg o = Newspaper AFFORD take them , -, 4.
Affairs such cond" that every sAn oash' " de'F' ~
thei ufosn lion CO be obtained a..
newspapers will DO devoted other objects Of interest b': Hucs
a Scientific Researches Agriculture the Current Nsw Of ~ iy
Markets will receive due attention. rendering them ~''c's sA'' !" Tie
Mmiy circle ..,
n. editors ssn. each in turn conducting respectively s.s ....
attract s..ntcr and invite p.ssss The ~.
IA had inception Of ~
person f willing sub,be r both and y. ihs. 40 KEEP
The let him take yet nssnooF 70 As "s
other Thus obtain the pssssal Of both , =,
make Gibbs and oSsr opportunity nse Ms:s pePe
interesting The editors a determined " fsa
d ihsn worldly Of patronage
Ssptsnber q, 1891
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Our Latesst Improved
NEW 1eAli pll))o FooTe.
dItOvESTEEN 4 Co.

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b. friend. .ad u. p.llis for Tho very
to assure them that no pains will 10
spared to meri, Ia Conscience lie is
we'll supplied with lacks, Bsesiss, asd
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

kkw ORLEANS hkFSS6hcSA-
H. X. Walker n Co.
q. ". Manson.
~ Macdonald, firm Of Brooks and Mise.
donald.
u. i. Logan, firm Of Fellows 4 CO
Julius vnirsn, firm Of = II Kennedy 4
co
Jennings, Weeks 4 CO
y. H. Harris, 6v'a of Jas u Connely
h CO
Msssrs. ". h Green 4 co
II. Won Phul, j., A 60
Gr, u Hayner 4 co
Ino. u. Phelps q co.
I. Chenowosth, Cascy i co.
u Ilsndssson, I'eaIe 4 co.
D. w linntinEion.
Messrs. \, u Newman h 60.
Woois, Matthews 4 eo'
Warren, Crawford 4 co
Ethsll X Thomas
farnets / sheyss,i
1eo. W lianrkcr X co,
Glen. T. r. Backner,
D. II Msary.
Msssss. 1Amb, (ataian h 90.
WIN. iian
n. H. Ryan, firm Of 0i,en, Waite 4
CO.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

MAxsvtkAp kxyxhkNons,
Rev. Charles Il. atuavt, Jno W Htu-
art, Esq. IL X. T. Gibbs IN. W. H.
Thowss, Dr. N. + Reeves, Rev JoAn
ri ~, Ksv II. 6. Thvsatt, u D Msssrs
Da Bols and Douglass, Rsv y. =. Alss-
andss
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SNes>A NotAesS.
I. O. of r. M.
Owsnp 1agls TFtbs. 10. !,

MEETS every Wed
nssday evening, II
nsis Wi4usa, In
he Aasonic Female
1nsHtsts Brothsrs
In enod Standing
asa 6vited 10 atlsnd,
=. P.sHAWLEY,
A~.hs~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

~. I.ssSs MwsWai Late oss"-
rance Company.
Assts. Sept. !. over $3.50, 900.
ovvrwms
d. A. JANUARY, President
JAMES il. LUCAS, Vice Pre-.
WIN. 4. SELnY, Secretary,
VIM. n. BENTON, General Agent
DIRECTORS
Jss,os II. Lucas, Henry ovcrstolts
Hasnvel Wills. Mich Schn~fFer,
lsaae W. Mitchell, William Y Gay,
Ckss H. Peck, David Keith,
Roht X. Woods, u T.. linneskamp
Jules Vale, chas W NeCorj,
Geo X Habinson, u. A. January,
X X. Enukhouser, WIN. J. Lewis,
John y. Thornton, y. lto1ier, jr,
Hon N. kunyan, Jacob Tnm'n,
Hon John Hogan.
MCMAHON 4 OTIS, General Agents,
No. ~ Madison ri Desoto Block,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Medical Examiaers j. :. Whie,
N. D., W. 7. Irwin, NJ u,
OAce In Taliys building, ON Milan
1t, opposite Messra Walsh 4 isoisseans.
6sssvsronr, La
THOs W. SCOTT, Agent
Dr. q. G. Catleti, Medical Eraminer
This Company issues policies on lives
% Al! the diGsrsnt plans and At a. favor
abIs saaas ~ any other, while Il has no
restrictions in regard 10 either travel or
rssidsacs, and all il profits are divided
aansslly among its policy holders, Its
policies are al issued on the non for.
ssii.s plan
u y pso@pt IN the payment Of Losses
Thk Cq4pany rcsswsd. ..a ~a.si.sss
In foscs, Life Insurance policies held BY
The Hoathesn survivors Of the late war
forming an exception, in this respect,
from the majority, IL not all tho Eastern
companies, which, while the war was
going on, refused 70 receive premiums,
aad thus preserve insurance on South.
ern lives, but are now soliciting South.
esn support Tho ~. l.ouis Mutual
never, during tho whole progress Of tho
late civil war, refused to receive the pre-
niums on policies from i.s Southern
policy holders.
Rsf.rta=es Col D. VI. Johnson,
President Of Home Insurance Company,
Messrs. Walsh h Bois .ras,, DR. q G,
Cstlstt, l. u. Carter, J. q. Elatnsr, Dew.
l.. Tslly, Jsssss W Howard, iprury LIZ
cy, and DR.. Joseph Wilder, Rev X =
Trippstt, u. D. Capt Y, r Lsayenworth,
Or. b. n. Anderson, and Col W u
shiscr., Shreveport la.
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~ s>ss-.sssi'I~, b wstt ursw4 = permit
The applicant, having ueeH-d the
y-cssit. s,ss. deSsee Il. sereshcs With
The s,coiis tAs.. sAes ~ latter arr
"ct fs1s~ced " the bale. b. the t~~~.
p-'vtasinn ecsepasy, seh sid company
West cary asd deliver sad tags. t~hen
- ego1, J pssoil ~ s,a,nn as here
~ ~ N1nA1r~lv e ~ &ot,eo shipped
s's,isv ,kIs psrmis msss eesain fr,as ,h.
trsW~pwtatfna soap'My duplicate h,Il-
81 lsAsns. n sssssA~siaHy the follosins
fovs, via
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-07

C'met,~..g a. WsssA'.y and Marx
,ay of C,t,,~, ~, d.sssws~~' o1s
Nsiiecf;.s II The Tar, and tiv NJ
neral NJ t,tfan as.ier BWs o
iod'~ys
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-30
Boston Market.

BOSTON, March 26.-CoTToN-The market has
not varied materially since our last for this article,
The stockis mostly in the hands OF spectators, and
is held anticipation OF still higher prices than now
prevail, and the quantity offering is small. We quote
Ordinary at 22a23c; Good Ordinary ct 23a24c; Low
Middling at 24a25c; and MGdliDg at 25a2Gc per II,
including Uplands and Gull, but ot the close the
market is very quiet and forced sales could not be
made except at concession of about re per lb.
DoMEsrIcs-The market tor Cotton Goods has
been comparatively quet during the week, and
few outside lots have been forced OIL lower prices
Manufacturers, however, are indifferent about sell
ing except at full prices, nearly all kinds sold
up close aud in some instances ahead OF production.
Wooens bnvc been rather more inquired for and are
held witt; more frnness. W, look for moro active
demand ior both Cottons and Woolens at an early
day. and present prices are likely to be maintained.
CoFFEE-Thc market for this article remains the
same Us previously noticed. The trade are purchas-
ing only in small lots, and we quote sales OF Java ut
25a25}sc; Singapore Java at 2lc Rio at 15alGc, and
st. Domingo ut 9t5a92ic. i'll bond, MI gold. In
Mocha there have been email sales at 40c = ID, cur
rency.
GUNNY BAes-The market is dull. Sales of 100
bales 440 lbs average, at 1870, and small lots at
1870. currency.
GuNSY CLorH-There continues to be consider
rablc speculative inquiry for Cloth, but the high
prices asked interferes with operations. sales OF
20u bales deliverable June l. at 0, and $50 bales at
SIC q yard, gold, in bend
HAY-The demand is fair with sales Of Eastern
and Northern at S20a27 a ton, the latter price for
prime.
NAVAL SToREs-The market is quito dull for all
kinds OF Naval Stores and prices are tending down.
ward. Spirits Turpentine has been selling in small
lots ut GTaGSc Z GAL but these prices cannot be OBJ
tatned at the close. In Tar nothing of any conse-
quence has been done. Prices are lower and to ar
arrive 200 Lbls Wilmington have been sold q; So 3
bb Rosin is quite dull and sales could not be made
except at lower prices.
RIcE-Ihrre have been sales Of 3a400 bbls and
bags at 102lalli4c for Carolina, and 10a1e14c for
Rangoon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-30
Weekly Review of the Macon Market.

MACON, March 27.-GESERAL REA1ARKs.-An OF
our merchants complaining that the past has been
the dulles week they have had since the Spring set
iu This has been mainly owing to the stagnaton in
our Cotton market and to the fact that the planters
were in the midst Of farming operations, and had
neither time nor inclination to visit the city III quest
OF supplies
with the execution OF Bacon, there has been but
little change in the leading articles since our last.
Bacon has slightly advanced from last weeks figures
As soon a. the crops are pitched our merchants
look TOR revival of trade. To meet the coming de-
mand, all our merchants are getting in, or have al
ready in, ample stocks Of goods. They have deter
mined to offer the country merchant and planter
such inducements as will secure their trade.
In our last weekly report, we left our market firm.
with the closing figures ut % cents for Mddlinss.
Owing to the dullness prevailing in the Liverpool
market and the sagnation OF that Ct New York, our
market became very dull and inactive the first four
days of the week. and in order to effect the sales Of
the few lois sod sellers were compelled to submit
to reduction OF half cent.
On thursday yesterday. our market became
more active under the favorable telegiams from Liv
erpool and New Yorb, and holders BECAME stiffr in
their demands. and received the half cent lost-thc
Mddipgs sold bringing 2Sc.
The very favorable daily telegraphic accounts
from Liverpool and New York had the effect OF stnn
ulating our market to-day (Friday and as much
cotton changed hands during the first portion o:
the week. We quote the following as the closing
rates: Inferior lie. Ordinary l9c, Good Ordinary
22c. Mddlings 231sc.
The following ara the receipts, sales and ship
ments for the week: Receipts $50; sales 2O9;Eship-
ments 522.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Septemi er l, 1sG7. sG7.............912
he 'eived past week. ek.....................556
Received previous y................ T1U29-71, ,5S5
Tot,l. ........................7 70, 497
Shipped past week..............., 500
sh'pped previously "a, ,27l-64, ,T93