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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 81.
General Grznt received the following dis
patch from General Candy, commanding the
Second Military District, dated Charleston,
April 26lh:
" Reports received from all but four remote
precincts in South Carolina give majority
for the Constitution Of 43,608 In the pre-
cincts yet TO be heard from the vote will be
nearly equally divided. From North Caro-
lima the returns come in slowly. In ten
counties, as far as heard from, the ma
jority for the Constitution is 7,403. The vote
complete is slight inertase oser the vote
for the Constitution Last fall
The bill introduced into the House to day
admitting Arkansas to representation in Con-
grrss is similar to that reported in March by
Mr.. Farnsvorth. Ii declares that Arkansas
has framed and adopted State government
which Is republican in form and that it shall
be entitled to representation when the Legis.
laiure Of the State shall have duly ratified the
fourteenth article proposed A. an amendment
to the Constitution of the United States, and
on condition that the State Constitution shall
never be amended or changed 80 As to de-
prive any citizens or class Of citizens Of the
right to vote BY the Constitution - herein
recognized, or so amended or changed a. TO
allow any person TO vote who is excluded
from Office BY the third section of the four
tsenth article Of the amendment to the Con.
s.itution uptil the disabilities proposed BY the
said seetidn shall have been removed in the
manner prbyided.
Manager Williams will conclude bis argu-
ment Tomorrow. He will be followed by
Mr.. Evarta. who is expected to occupy part
Of to. morrow and Wednesday. Mr.. Stsnbery
L..
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FROM CHICAGO.

sCHIcAso, April q.
VIM. Straight, q well to-do farmer from
MoBongahela, Penn, arrived in Chicago with
bis family en- route for Muskegan, Michigan,
where he purposed to settle. His wife and
child took boat for their destination, while
he remained in Chicago TO look affer missing
baggage. Since that time nothing has been
seen of Mr.. Straight. He had in his posses
sion about SIG, 900, S., ,00c OF which Was the
individual property of his wife. 1t is sns>
pected that Mr.. Straight has proved an un-
faiihful husband.
The tenth anniversary of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of this city was cele-
brated in the Second Baptist Church, the
New England Congregational Church, and
the First Presbyterian Church, located re-
spectively in the west, north and south di-
visions of the city. The report of the officers
Of the Association exhibited the fact that the
congregation was ina very healthy condition,
and had done vast amount of Christian la
Dor during the pastIyear.
The Sunday School Of the First Universal
Church, Of this city. yesterday celebrated its
twentieth universally. During the past year
il has had membetship Of 20. and an aver
age attendance Of 202.
Potter Palmer proposes to erect during the
present season an elegant hotel on State
street, on the corner of Quincy. to be six
stories high, and to resemble the St. Denis in
New York.
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RatrIeH, n. G April u
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
XLth CONGREsS---seeond Session.
WASHINGTON, April 2T.

WASHINGTON, April 2T.
EouaE.
Mr Orth offered resolution enauiring as
TO the power of Congress to regulate the
safety aud fare Of passengers on Railroads.
Adopted
Mr.. Paine introduced bill to admit the
Arkansas representation in Congress. Ee-
ferred to the Committee on Reconstruction.
After some further business OF an MINI
portant nature the members of the House
proceeded 70 the Senate chamber.
sgSATg.
The Court opened at noon.
The pending question was stated to be the
order of Senator Edmunds, that oticial re-
porters be admitted to the secret session to
take the debate on the final question, to be
taken with the proceedings.
Ar. Williams moved to amend by inserting
the following ct the end: But no Senator
shall speak more than once nor to exceed IF
teen minutes during such deliberation.
At the desire Of Senator johnson rule
twenty-three was read
NJ. johnson said that viii be on each
article.
Mt. Howard moyed to amend the amend
ment By inserting after the words hiteen
minutes the words .'cne question.
Mr.. Bayard moved to amend Mr.. Williams
amendment BY allowing thirty minutes, in>
atead of fifteen. Rejected by is to al.
On motion of Mr.. Morton, seconded by
Mr.. Howard, the further consideration of the
subject was postponed until alter the srga
ments were concluded.
Tho additional rule offered by Mr.. Sumner
vas, upon his motion, laid over till the con-
clusion Of the argument.
The Chief Justice directed that the argu.
ment proceed.
Al 1890 Mr. Stevens mounted the Clerks
desk, and read his argument in pfetty frm
voice, from printed slipe. Aftsr about ten
minutes he took chair and read sittinG. At
ire minutes before one his voice showed
signs Of weakness, and Mr.. Butler rsad the
remainder.
Manager Stevens said 30 should discuss but
Z slight article, one thst w1s finally adopted
npon his consent and solicitation, which if
proved he considered as quite sut6cient for
the conviction Of the respondent, He de-
sired to discuss the charges in no mean spirit
of Interpolation, but argue them in manner
vnrthy Of him, the tribunal before which he
appeared and the exalted position Of ths ac-
cused. When Andrew johnson took upon
himself the duties Of the Office he ssore 70
take care that the laws be faithfnliy executed.
The duties of legislation and adjudication fall
In no way to Bis lot. To obsy the commsnd
of the sovereign power Of ths nation, and to
see that others oheyed this, wAe his whole
duty hu attempt to escape that duty will
be perjury accuse him, in the name Of
the House Of Reprsssaistisse. 81 hayins per-
petrated that foul offence.
Mr.. Stevens then reviewed the question Of
Gervetapvshin of War and cknreAd ar. ~ .
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LoSDos, April 26.
Still later ad7ices from Abyssinia, aed at
Zeaula, on the 8th Of April, have been re,
oeiyed here. The very latest reports had at
that point from the scene Of action in Mag
dala, represent that IA, 600 native troops had
laid down arms to Napier. Theodorus had
Eve hundred soldiers killed and 800 wound
ed in the late engagement.
Advices from Napier's headquarters, in
Magdala, without date, are alse a. hand.
They STATE that the Europeans lately held
captive there, numbering sixty souls. includ-
ing men, women and children, were already
on the route TO Zeaula, for home, and that
the entire force Of Theodorus' army had
been either killed, wounded or captured.
General Napier, takes, by his victory, the
tventy-eighs long guns Just used against him,
s, 600 stand Of small arms, 10000 shields,
such as are used in battle in the open field BY
the Abyssinians, 10000 spears, and many
other articles Of war ard equipment. After
the works we're completely taken King Theo-
dorus was found dead by the English. On
entering the centleof his stronghold he was
shot through the head. Some persons say he
was killed during one Of the batsles. Others
incline to the opinion that be committed ,ui.
eide when be found the fortune Of the day
against him. The Kings body VAS recog-
nized among the killed and wounded By the
British caplives when released. Theodorus'
two sons we're taken prisoners. The interior
4f the Fortress 4 Masdala presented :
splendid sight, the place glowing With bar
haric splendor. The British troops plundered
it at once They found four royal cro~ns
made Of solid gold, twenty thousand dollars
in silver, ten thousand silver plates. several
lots Of rich jewels, and other articles Of great
value.
LosDox, April 27.
Adviees from Sydney, Australia, to day
ststs that Farrell WHO attempted 70 s2ssssi,
nate Prince Alfred, has been tried, found
guilty and asuienced 70 death.
Ths t,ial of the Fenian prisoners who are
accused cf causing the Clerkenvell explosion
concladsd to-day. The jury aftsr : shoEt
time found nsnsst guilty. All IL oshss
Isisoam vsssaeqaitsed,
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TROn THE SOUTH.

New YORK. April II.
An Atlanta special to the Tribune says
Semi-ofiicial statements from thirty four
counties gives 800 msjority for The Cons.i-
tuition and $500 for Bullock. Full official
returns will not be received before next
Friday judges, who are thorougiy compe
tent to give an opinion, now estimate that the
Constitution has been carried by at least 700
majority, and that Baliock is chosen Cow.
ernor by 5000. Il is probable that msjori-
ty of Democrats have been chosen to the Leg
is!ature, but ii remains to be seen whether
The most of them can take the oath to make
quorum.
RsLRIeH, N. G., April 81.
he Tribunes special saYs: Ihirty-six
counties that have been heard from gives the
Republicans ] 800 majority. The msjority
in the first Congressional District, Mr..
French is G.o0e The Constitution is un-
donbtedly ratified, and the whole State tick
ct is elected by at least 25,0o0. The Legs-
latnre ia largely Republican.
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Lospos, April ~ Evening.

Great JOY prevails throughout the nation
over the news from tho British troops in
Abyseinis and the safety Of Prince Alfred.
To-day has been observed Is m inpromtu
holiday at Stock Exchange. National hyms
were sang and enthusiastic cheers for the
Queen given, and the press and people every
where are exultant.
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M A Il TO n.

This Horse Il Of the distin gn.hed Totfine etock
In she Upion He 10 . handsome brovn 4 cclor Is
hsns h9h nne psoportens AID stvis OF great DO YER
and superior ting sco1 Was tired BY ths ceehr,
ted horse Im ported into Kentucky by Ron James B.
Clsy son OF heary Clay, called Asnhrino CHIEF who
has trottng horses than any otaer horse
In America
MARIoNE Hr.t dam vss . thorcsghfxed mare. May,
By Imp'd Sir Wallace; SECOND dam By Imp'd stockhcld
Or ; third dam By Tssnpest, his fourth dam uas
noss d taorougkhred mare froa virxiaia.
Marion Will stand At the sams stables.
At the following rates:
Fer each mare the season TWENTY-FIVE DOL
LARs- ehouid the mare in foai, she can BE-
returned ths nexfssason for ~ D0LLAkS The nsxtis
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEkPATCHEs

ID Il 1lL1LIO 1k111 LIZ
-------------------------- -
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
From Washin & tom.
Congressionali Proceedings
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
Speeches efHGsssrs. Stevens and Williams
for tho Prose eatien.
Southern Election RefMrNs.
Constitutions of Georgia and North
Carolina Ratified.
Bullock Elected Governor of
Georgia.
Whole Radical State Ticket Elected in
North Cnrolina.
LATEST NEWS by CABLE.
Latest Advices from Aby ssinia
THE BRITISH cAPrIyEs RELEASED.
Eirg Theodoras gi;lsd and His Army
Destroyed.
j
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l39.
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HATS, cars AND NOTIONS

HATS, CAPS d. FURNISHING GoODs.
Dillon 4 Jones .........92 Main street
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WE HAVE the largest and best assort
" msnf N erstos- msds FarnssHfs oasrei in
the city al Of which uarsans to be OF the beat
isrtai and uert tmanshfp
Our prices gre lower than say tthes house In the
trAAe--cfn<tnAa4 syiees-x4sh
stdsi.
Dealers a,s n ecAiiy invited 10 sxsrnss stesk be
fore parcha.irk tIsesb.re. arsss3srs
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CRoCKERY q QUEENS WARE.
Carey LIE Faivre...... M ain street-bet5 5th 6th.
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar L Son n......-~J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th.
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M W Westcott ........... Main street-near Fourth
Carter Webster Bros -. -. ....S6 Main street
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Venciii, Jones Co......cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern Co......cor Second d Main Nreets.
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Fans, Faney Goods. Fine Cutlery.
S G Bridges Nos1 Z Estes House
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BOOTS 4 sHOEB-wHOLEsA
uambiston Huiikamp...-.........ss Main street.
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cLOTHIERs,

CLOCKS, WATCHES q JEwELRY.
Sam Bridges. eNos d Estes House.
7. r. j. Ayres Il Sens.... .........e7 Main street
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
S 9 ridges...............Nos l d Estes Honse
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Ciocks-Whciesais d Retail.
4 Bridges Nos | q 2 Estes House
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYgs
Brown 4 Knowles .......coF Main 4 Fifh streets.
w Collins ..............Seconds street.
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COMMISSION MENCHANTs.
" Sturges South Leyee.
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HARDw

II lrdware & Ho1so Farnishing Goods.
A. Weber { .,...,.........li li3 Main street.
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FURNITURE.
mean, karie d Co........140 Ite Main street.
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BOOTS Il SHOES-RETAIL.
i. NJ. Dean ..............co Third Main streets.
Huiskamp 4 Matlesa..............se Main street
Huiskamp 4 Bro....sMain street-bet 4th 5th
hart, Agt.-.. ..............lSS Main street
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Observation-Disclosures.

Gold, Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
G Bridges. Nos Estes House
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Wonderful Performances of the Age
From the academies of New York, phiiadeiptia, ard
Ban Francesca and the Esti,nsl Thestre, Washington
and all the prfcpel cities In the United and
Caaada-
ADMIsSI0S-Io csnfs; reserved seats rs centE chfi-
dves half price Tickets for reserved seats for u
Westcotts Book etore. s3366t
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BOOK
-ce 4 son 49,. Gate City B '1d'g Main : Id
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C. ES,
AGENTS Wanted.

u1E wank first class Agents TO introduce
w oar Niw fi4gsHCTTLEsExfss xaeHIsg
Ii u.k the d~tuue Iock-stitrh. Price f25 ard SO
Fxsrarrdinsr eectmeas 10 CORD sais Farther
par tcuass as5 sample utsk wrrsshsd application
l. sAfngg d Ct.. lss LIS sale street chicsso
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BONNET E1EAcHERY.
G II Emerson. Fourth Il Blondeau
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sooksAsTATIorERY.

BAG FACTORY.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY
Vail, Armitage l. co........eor Ninth johnson
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IOWA COAL a. OIL CO.
Zee .Lerce, bet Naia johnson
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Coin, Silver are.
~ 4 % rr4
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EGGS q BUTTER.
P Pond Co.....cor Main d Ninth streets
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DRY-GooDs-RETAIL.

Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
g Brijges.-.,...... ..-.....Nos z Estes house.
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DnUGs-wHOLEsAL & RETAIL.
Wilkinson, Bartlett Co..........94 Main street
Kerr Fuller. .........Sl Main street.
DrF II O'Connor. Main street
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American Watcher.
g Bridges ............ Nos B Estes House
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d. CR Watt.................c Main and Fifth sts
a,r L C Ingersol-..cor Third Main, tup stairs)
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GRocERs-RErAIL.

Robertson 4 AIbers Main street.
4 McQuee, ...................-.s4 Main street.
Coz Irvin...... ..corner Fifth 4 Main streets
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Hydromoters, thermometers, Saehrcm-
eterA.
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r hsau....,... Corner ID and Main SITS.
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AUG TIONEENS.
49, 4 fsn........ ~ Maj,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

WATCH Your TtCKErs.-Beware of having
the wrong ticket palmed off on you by tricky
electioneerers, to-day. Have your tickets
ready before yeu go to the polls, and let no in
truder upon your way there see it or take it
from you. He might exchange it aud give you
another, like it outside, but with other names
on, which you might unsuspectingly vote.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--James Mnllaney,
known to many of our readers rs the conf
dental man Of c.. jacobs & Co., Boise City
merchants, returned to that place few days
ago from business trip to Montana, by stage.
He relates that his only fellow passenger was
oners Polak, Of Illinois, who was on his way back
there with $3.50 in coin. On the stage were
the Express boxes from Virginia City--one
way and the other through box-the first
with about $500 10 it, the latter with oyer
$4,000. When hundred miles beyond Port
Neuf canon, three masked highwaymen stopped
the stage, ordered the driver to throw out the
Express box, and the passengers to alight--at
at the same time covering them with their
Henry rides. The driver threw out the way
box; Polak surrendered his total sum in coin !;
but Mullaney, who had $500 10 grecnbacks in
his pocket, protested his innocence Of anything
valuable so stoutly, and offered himself for
search with so earnest an air, that the robbers
believed him, and Let hira slide unsearched
After getting this booty they ordered the driver
70 20 on. BY his cleverness the Express box
with $4,000 WINS saved. AT the next station
alarm was given, and six mounted men, well
armed, started after the robbers. Mallaney
thinks they are the same who robbed Ramey
nd Welch last Fan, and killed the latter after
hsvins robbed him. @
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

STRUGGLE FOR VICTORY The Democracy
OF Boise county are to decide at the Primary
election, to-day, whether the party is to win a
sure and splendid victory in the August gen.
eral election, or, so hazard aaeccss M to cloud
if not to prevent such a victory. With good
Delegates chosen to-day, we can win com.
plcte, gratifying, splendid victory. Can We,
with unfit Delegates
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

MosT TERRIBLE.-It seems the carpet bag
saints from the North who rush South for pla-
ces and spells under Reconstruction, have
something worse than the plantation man.
ners" 80 long complained Of by tho Abolition
lists. A late Mississippi paper says; III ,ss
At Jackson, last Thursday, Capt Chas.. H.
Townsend, q member of the Convention, and
late Ut the U. s. Army, whipped the President
and another member and resigned
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

Coon CHANGE.-Col. John II. Rogers, a
sterling Democrat. has bought one-half interest
in the Deer Lodge Independent, and assumed
the editorial control Of the paper. Iu bis hands
IT will be sound Democratic organ, and we
wish for him and the paper bountiful success.
Frank Kenyon continues as business man, and
owns the other half Of the establishment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

TAKE HEED.-Bcware of all sorts ef false
reports to-day. We hear of men, who are
hunting after Office themselves, circulating ut
terly base and lying stories against others. who
are not candidates, with view to aid their
own selfish, entirely personal cause. Vote fer
the men you know TO be good and true without
regard to these lying stories, made for the oc-
casion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

OBsEQUIEs.-The remains Of the late Sena.
tor Jas, McDougall, Of California, brought to
San Francisco by late steamer, were cntombed,
May oath, with appropriate ceremonies. under
the care of the Masonic Fraternity The ftl-
neral moved from Grace Church protestant
Episcopa), and Governor Haight, John M.
gent, Judge Crockett, Judge Dwinelle, John
Il. FELTON,, Judge Sawyer, j. P. Hogue and
SOL A. Sharp were the pall-bearers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

GUARD AGAINST DEFEAT.-As Democrats
deposit their ballots for Delegates to-day. ut
the Primary election. they ought to bear in
mind that unless good men are chosen Dele
gates, weak and Objectionable ticket is likely
to be put in the field, and in such an event the
chances of victory to our party will be greatly
ieopardlzed
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

QUEgR.--The Radicals have for year or
more terribly condemned johnson on account
Of his alleged fondness for whiskey. Yet they
nominate Grant for President although Wen.
dell Phillips, Theodore Tilton, and other con-
spicuous Radicals, all Join In asserting that
Grants habfual drunkenness Ia most shame
lcssly paraded to public view by his own want
Of sclfrespect.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

SAM. BELL, formerly State Controller Of
California, who successiyely vcered from De-
pocracy to Know Nothipgism, Republicanisn
ana extreme Radicalism, and was one Of the
band Of loyal shoddyites during the war, !.
now in Austin, Nevada IFS s9l8I
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

Nor TRuE.-The Lewiston journal Of May
23d says the report published, il the paper.
some time back. and which We pied, # thl
death Of Arthur Chapman at tie hands Of I'll
dams. is not try e1aplnFh waselIve fnd
hearty few daysbefokA thl iIoesaaI y, and
no such occurrence az TINT 5epb fted on hiql
had happened.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

DENIED-Judgc Cummins has denied, for
insufficiency, mandamus in the ease Of Gid
den VS.. Greene, to compel the latter to surren-
der to the former the books, papers, &c, be-
longing to the office of Treasurer of Ada coun-
ty. The Democrat learns that application for
a new writ will be made
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

OREGON ELEcTIoS.-The general election
in Oregon, for Representative in Congress.
District Judges and Prosecuting Attorneys,
aud for members of the Legislature and coun-
ty officers, came off last Monday. June LIST.
We feel confident the Democrats carried the
State. With fair show, Oregon is soundly
Democratic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

ADOPTED CITIZENs.--Lct no iuducement
from any person or source influence your vote.
at the Primary election, to-day, for or against
any Delegate merely because of his nativity.
Avoid and spurn those who would have You
form into clans or cliques, to unite for or
against rival candidates or rival Delegates.
Vote for the best men, irrespective of country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

DoN'T SEEM TO Like HfM.-1hc Cleve-
land Leader, Radical, thus characterizes" Old
Ben. Wade: lie Is q dangerous savage, full
Of the unquenchable fires Of q tyrannous re-
yenge. Nature gave him no dignity, no art,
70 grace, and God 10 beneyolencc. %
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-03

AGAINST GRAST.-Wendell Phillips told the
people Of Hartford. short time ago. that mo
hero-worship should permit such grave mis-
take rs the! election to the Presidency Of such
man as Grant"