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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-27

A CONTEMPORARY says the negro dele
gates were assigned seats with the. Ten
nessee delegation, and that it was o
heavy slam on Africa, but the colOred
troons fought noblY. .---------
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II. r. aLASCOCK,
II g Marsha4 Messeuqer
BY. r. WARNER.
myl5 Il Dep. u. 5. Marshal, Asssengor.

THIS rs 10 GIVE NOTICE. THAT on
he 9th day Of May A. D. 1855, a warrant
in bankruptcy Vas issued against the estate Of
David Russell. d the county lof Lincoln
aud state Of Tennessee. HhO has been adjudgod a
bankrupt on his own petition that the payment
Of ANY dabEs and dehyery 81 any property belong
ing 10 such bankrupt, 20 HID, or tor has
nse aud transfer Of any property By him, are
forbidden b. Law; that meeting q the cred
it0rs Of the said bankrupt. 90 prove their aebts,
and to chOoze one Or Aore assignees 81 his
estate will be held az a Court Of Bankruptcy, to
be holden on The 2ith dAy Of June. A. d.
ISIS. at o'clock A. ~, a. tbs Once ef tue
Register in Bankruptcy, Fayetteville. Tonnes
see, before " n. Doughty, Esq-, Register.
u. L. aLA SOCK,
%. s. Marshal. Messenger.
ByJ. WARGER.
Mayo Il Dep. u. s. Marshal, Messenger.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-27
House of Representatives.

Mr.. Chanler offered resolution direct
ing the President 10 inform the House why
| a competent naval force had not been
cruising in the neighborhood Of Port-au-
Prince, to protect the flag and citizens Of
the United States from Insnlt and outrage,
| on the part Of the government Of Hsyti,
10 the last revolution there. Adopted.
The second clause Of the resolution
thanking The British Admiral Philamon.
Tor rendering protection, was. referred TO
the COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs.
The Sergeant Arms appeared at the
bar giib Mr.. WSolley.
Mr.. Butler desired the Speaker should
ask the witness whether he vas ready TO
testify fnlly and fairly.
Mr.. Eldridge insisted that was not the
proper coarse. The proper course was,
whether he had any excuse % offer.
The Speaker directed the clerk 10 read
precedeDts.
The question was not disposed Of when
the HOUSE rpoceedsd TO the SeDaieehamber.
When the House Tetprned 70 their hall,
a resolution. vas adopted requiring Mr..
WoolIey 10 appear al the bar and giFe bis
reasons Cor not answering questions, AID
asking whether be was row prepared 10
answer proper qaesiions.
The questions were then read 10 him by
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-27
WE.,alIAsg lGsT RECEIVED A LARGE


suited % the feaFon, which We propose 10 seH
low aud 70 which We ask the attention Of Re
tail Merchants generally.
Besides . full stock q Staples. We have a GOOD
ltile 81 fa1cy Dress Goods and oti6ua Air8
a large and fresh stock Of Ladies and Missrs'
hatss ~ great variety.
Merchants will 90 we'll t. examine oar stock
before Purchasing.
mysIm HUGH DOUGLAS a 90.
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PUBLIC RENTiNG
KINGS SALT WORKS.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF The CIR
ID cult Court OF Washington county. Virginia,
pronounced on the 18th day Of April 1858, IN
the Gaze Of William X. Heskell. Admir- Of J0hu
ID. Mitchell. decd. aud Others ". Alexander
Mccall aud others, / viii. as Commissioner pro
coed. in accordance with the terms Of said de
cree, On Thursday, the 3Osh day Of
July, 1868. upon the premises. 10 lease 20 the
highest bidder az pablic cutlery.
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BEJ.R. WARGER.
maya i Dep. U. 5, Marshal, Aessenzsy,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13
AppoRrIoNAlENT:


The following test for qualification to participate in
the election of Delegates was adopted:
Resolved That all voters opposed to the Radical pol
icy OF Congress. to negro or Chinese suffrage, and in
favor Of Constitutional Administration OF the Gov
eminent of the whole Union. ahall be entitled t.
vote for Delegates. 1t was also
Resolved That no Delegate to the Territorial Con-
vention be permitted cast than two votes by
proxy. and that Delegate be allowed 10 cast vote
in tho Convention unless he has certificate signed
by the Chairman of the Coapty Convention and
countersgnsd by the Secretary thereof and that the
proxy certificate be signed by the party giving such
certificate and witnessed.
II was recommended that the Convention admit
Ada county to additional representation of two
Delegates in the Convention. ON the basis of the
election of 1867. tno general election for county off,
GERS having been held in said county in 1861
The Territorial Central Committee desire TO i'm
press upon the Democratic and Conservative voters
Of the Territory the necessity of assembling in their
various precincts localities, to form clubs and to
take active measures for the approaching political
campaign.
Messrs. r. II. Brown, II. C. Riggs and ]. q. Carol
were appointed . Committee to make the necessary
arrangements for the meeting of the Convention.
On motion, it was ordered that the Secretary farn
ish copies of the proceedings 10 the IpAHo WORLD
and Boise Democrat II, C. STREET chmn.
GEO. AIssLIE, Secretary.
BOISE CRY, May 5. 1866.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

FROM EASTERN OREGoS.-The following
items are collated from the La Grande Sentinel
and Times of May 9th:
The Indians are running OF good deal III
live stock, chiefly horses. in Baker and Union
counties. A Baine. while camped on Powder
river, near Baker City, on the night Of May
4th, had twelve fine horses stolen. and on the
same night six more horses and twelve head Of
cattle were also run of from the same neigh
borhood. The evening before four horses were
stolen from some miners, near Auburn. Pur-
suit was given, aud one of the horses was
found dead in the trail. il having been stabbed.
Twelve wagons. with is men and 30 womcn
and children. LEFT Summ.rville. Union county.
May 18th, for the Easi overland. OF the tnen,
ten were Democrats and six Radicals.
4 drove Of GOO beef cattle passed through
la Grande. May 9Th. GU the way Ia Idaho.
An inquest on the body lately found near old
King bridge, in Powder river Valley. developed
the fact that the deceased died from heart dis
ease. His underclaihing was marked &c. r., !"
and on bis person were a new silver watch.
two silyer.handled nocketkniyes. and purse
containing 81 - in coin.
A new quartz mill iar the In Grade Com
lpany, Eagle Greek. 10 on The way 20 the mines.
John Hail.y's mail stages between Boise
City and umanlla now make La Ggande a
night station.
Auburn has greatly dwindled away In mining
importance, Only $50 whites aud 200 China
men are in that camp. Water is very scarce.
and an unusually brief aud dull mining season
is locked for.
It Is said there are number Of disappointed
despcradocs. from Shasta and other camps,
lurking in the mountains, to waylay, rob or
murder travellers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

owYnrg lTgMs.-The following local new,
10 colated from the .lraianche of last Saturday:
The dead body Of an infant was found in nm
old clubhouse sink in Ruby City few days ago
No clue 10 the guilty person who put IL there
so far.
In consequence Of repairs going on IL some
mills and upon the roads far hauling fran the
mines, the treasure shipment from 0wyh-e ior
April, by Wells, Fargo 81 Co. was only eighty
thousand dellars.
A party Of Indians attacked some packers
10 Ives canon. near Butte creek station, n few
days ago. and were repulsed with n lcss of one
killed md several wounded One of tho pack.
era received slight arrow wound.
Jim Beeby, Indian scout. with four soldiers
and nine Indians, has started on scon ting
expedition against hostile Indians on the lower
Owyhec.
Capt. Harris would start in few days for
Fort Lyon. with a scouting party, alter hostile
Indians, to be gone forty days
The citizens nc Silver City are to take pre-
ventive measures against fires.
Jas. Brady had completed the feat Of walk.
ing ninety consecutive hours, In Silver City
One Kinney, of Flint, offers 10 bet that he can
beat Brady walking 500 miles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13


MoSTASA ITENs.--From the Helena Posi-
and Deer Lodge Independent Of April 26th,
we CLEAN the foll0wingi
A party Of 400 Nez reroe Indians, who had
been wintering near the head waters Of the
Yellowstone, passed through Helena on their
way home. They had had battle with the
Sioux and Snakes, in which they killed two
Sioux and five Snakes, and Loaf two of their
own men, They were well provided with
blankets, buffalo robes and clothes.
Fort Smith, on the Powder river route, il "a
be abandoned in June.
Weller. \ blacksmith at Hogem, partner oil
Collins, died lately from the kick Of horse he
was trying to shoe,
Charles Patterson was drowned, April 14th,
at the Great Pals uf the Missouri. He was
native Of Pittshurg, Pa.
The Missouri, at El Dorado Bar, IL two feet
lower thnn II was Inst October,
Bogus dust, yery difficult to detect, 10 in
circulation in Virginia City.
Wheat. nnfs and barley crops in Montana
look prumisipgly,
MI. 7. I, lramhaIl Is successfully prosecut-
ing his mission Of organizing Good TempIar
lodges IN Montana. He has organized Ave
lodges, with about 100 charter members.
Mining u dull In Montana, and water i &.
ceediugly scarce. 80 s..
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

Tomorrow il the day. and o'clock, after.
noon, is tbs ho1r naned BY the Chairman Of
the Democratl@ Central Committee Of this
county, for q s'el ipg of that body in this city.
fhe Official call nth the list Of the members
Ii the Commits, is given at the head of the
column Of ths third page Of this paper, to
which We refer those interested. The duty Of
the Committee is plain and simple, yet to per-
form this duty properly it should be the care
of each member to be personally in attendance.
Partisans are peculiarly watchful Of every
movement or action on the eve of important
election campaigns, and whether there be
ground for their cavilings or objections, in this
matter or that, it frequently happens that Sc
rioas trouble springs from tho most trivial ap.
parent causes, merely because some slight de-
Walton has been made from the accustomed
path, Precedent is viewed as q law, from
which there ought to be no departure, unless
the innovation or project has been long enough
before the people to be subjected to thorough
and searching analysis, and is
then to be passed upon only by body to whom
the matter has been committed by the consent
of the people, for final decision.
We make this remark, not with any inten-
ton, or even desire, to influence the action
Of the Committee in their deliberations on to-
morrow. but because we have heard Of propo-
sitions to depart, in some particulars, from
the system which has heretofore been adopted
in Boise county, and because we have also
heard very decided and numerous objections
made to any innovation at this juncture It's
pretty clear TO most all Democrats that the
system which has worked so we'll in the past
is good enough for the present, aud If any
change ar innovation is to be made. ID will be
time enough to introduce the one or the other
when the necessity for such course viii be
more apparent than it isnow. The Committee
will, we feel confident, appreciate the fact that
harmony in our councils produces unity and
strength, and finally, that enthusiasm in the
which assures vic.ary. and makes
that victory NIL the arander, The Committee
win start the bail In motion to-lnorrow let US
all aid TO our utmost to push it successfully
onward.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

CAUGHT At IT,-A short time ago Senator
Sumner presented petition, which purported
to be from number Of negroes in Delaware
whs asked to have Congress to pass laws "a
secure to them certain rights to which they
thought themselves entitled. but which were
denied to them BY the laws Of that State. An
examination into the matter revealed the fac,
that the petition was bogus throughout. Mr..
Sumner had ii gotten up in Washington to
make more glory in black way, for himself.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

INTOLERANCE A Democratic paper in
New Hampshire, in speaking Of the religious
bigotry and intolerance against Catholics BY
the Radicals in that State, Instances the fact
that in Manchester the Radical Selectmcn have
ordered eleven Catholic schools to be discon-
tinued. aud restored the rule prescribing the
reading Of the Bible. the offering Of the Lords
prayer, and the presence OF all tho scholars
during these exercises. in all Of the schools in
that section.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13
rhs new Hngl.nd slethq dist Conference.

The New Englsnd slethedist Conference.
This body, which lately convened ibr ~
purpose Of shaping their Church affairs and
government, passed resoIatieas a favor Of
Congress, urging the impeaehnent, sustaining
reconstruction, advocating Grant fox the Pres.
idency, and on other equally Christian and
Ipious subjects. Ono Of tho revolutions de-
Iclared 1.-THE Equal and FrateRnal Oneness Of
Man" This resolution was adopted almost
without dissent, but the sequel, as shown ID
the following sketch Of the, action Of the Com
ference in an Eastern paper, proved that with
even that pious gathering. prctsssioa and prac-
Nee vastly differ. The report says:
Bishop Ames rose, and in accordance with.
the resolution just passed, stated that he in
tended to transfer d number Of colored preach
ers to the New England Conference. If .
bombshelI had suddenly descended into their
midst, the delegates to the Conference could
not have looked more aghast than at this dec
laration Of their Bishop. But when resolu-
ton OF approval was introduced. they threw
off the mask of brotherly affection for the me-
gro, and denounced the proposed innovation ip
the strongest possible language. What! put
negro preacher over white congregation Ii
was monstrous 1t was impractIcable. TWAS
a most nnheard of proposition. The Metho-
dists of New England would never consent to
have their pulpits filed by negroes. As the
discussion proceeded several of the speakers
became intensely excited and declared, with
emphasis. that mot one church in all New
England could be found willing to accept col
ored men ms pastors" 4 few others thought
differently. But the final result was that 1.-THE
whole matter was referred TO the Quarterly
Conferences, who are 10 recognise or ignore
colored preachers at their pleasure!" Itwas
the easiest method Of getting rid of distaste-
iul subject.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

ADA COUNTY ITEMs.-The Democrat oil
last Saturday says the County Commissioners,
on tho preceding day. appointed Maj. A. q.
Brown as County Auditor aud Recorder. vice
A. W. Floarnoy. resigned; and w. II. o. Mar
gerry rs County Clerk, vice L N. Smith, resigned.
In the case Of Brady, tried the second time
for killing Indian Jim, the jury disagreed. and
were discharged.
The Statesman says the debt Of Ada county
is 100000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

INDIAN ArrAcK.-April 3Oth. squad of sol
diers from Camp Scott. who were In pursuit Of
Indian horse thieves, came upon two, but when
within fifty yards Of them. were fired on by n
party of fifteen other Indians concealed behind
rocks. Lieut.. Hunter and two Of his men
were severely wounded; one of the men has
since died. May I'd. Lieut., Laierty, with IL
men, started after the sayages. who are led by
the noted chief big Foot.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

The STAsTA MIyEs--F From the La Grande
Sentinel Of last Saturday. we learn that the
prospect for mining in Shasta diggings this
scspn i very gloomy. Cinnamon are focking
81. Horse thieves inRst the roads and trails
to The camp. A correspondent says: !" At the
present time there Is more whisky than water
Il II Dorado. Water il two bits an inch,
and whisky the same Il 49, 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

q PAIR OF RoGUHs.-M. p. Pillsbury and w.
II. Spawl, who owned big mining claims in
Canyon City, Oregon, and had several hands
employed all winter in drifting, made clean
up Of all the dirt taken out, few days ago,
and suddenly decamped, leaving their employees
unpaid. Sheriff Howard followed in pursuit,
but tailed t0 catch them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

Coon INDIANS AGAIS.--A band of Indians,
paid BY the Peace Commissioners to preserve
peace towards the whites, stole large lot Of
stock on North Platte q few days ago. Per-
haps, for twice the worth Of oil they can steal,
these very good Indians can be got to desist
from stealing. Nodoubt the Commission win
pay them any price they ask. aas
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

Z, OREGON CENTRAL RAILRoAp.--Laborers
are at work upon the tracks Of the two Gen.
trail Feast side and west side) Railroads, in the
Willamette Valley. The east side Company
employ Cinnamon the west side Company say
they VIII employ only white laborers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13
Democratic Territorial EOo1v8ntidn

In pursuance of the call 81 tho c6.rman. The
Democratic Territorial central conmittee Of Idaho
met at Boise City on Tuesday, May 5. 1863 There
were present:
Boise County-H. G. Street, Geo. Ainslic. Green
White proxy, Frank Ganahl. (Jno @. Carroll proxy.
ado Theodore Burmester ]. 81. Slater, tThos. B.
Hart proxy.
Aitaras-Merritt Kelly, ~ S. Anderson. proxy.
E. Z. Beatty, I'll. c. Riggs proxy.
q Mex Rerce-Jas Hays, Geo. Ainslie, proxy.
dGh0-S s. Fem, tGeo Ainslie, proxy
0aCyhee-John NJ. Wilson, r. H. Brown.
y SAosAome-Jas. H. Parker. (Geo. Ainslie, proxy
ri The following action was then taken: Na
Resolved That the Democratic Territorial Conven-
ton be held at Boise City, in Ada county, l. l., on
"Wednesday. June Ia, 1868, for the purpose
OF nominating Delegate to Congress, and for the
transaction of such other business as may properly
come before that body.
Resolved That Delegates to the Convention be
elected In conformity with the following apporton-
ment based upon the Democratic vote cast for Dele
gate to Congress in 1866 giving one Delegate or each
organized county, one for each one hundred Demo
cratic votes and for each fracten over hfy and
under one hundred votes
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

FAST TIsiE.--John Hailey's line of daily
mail stages between Boise City and Umatilla
now make the whole distance each way in
three days. This win give us Portland dailes
in five days. by which the latest California dis
patches will be O..:ained
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

Doing GooD WoRK.-Ex-Senator J. w.
Nesmith. of Oregon, has been making very ef.
fective speeches for the Democratic ticket 10
that State. 1t is said he terribly scores the
apostate, the hypocrite, and shameless dema-
gogue, Senator Williams.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

FIRE IN VICToRIA.-Thc residence of Mr.
Arthur Bunster, on Johnson street, and a grist
mill and brewery adjacent, in Victoria, v. L..
were burned to the ground on Saturday MORN
Ing, May ID. Loss, $4,000 No insurance
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIIRoAp-~The track
of this road was finished to Reno, May 4th,
which place has been selected By the Company
as the permanent junction station Of the vir-
ginia City road, and is as miles east of the
Sierra Nevada mountains. Passengers and
freight are now landed, and taken on, at Reno.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

Rev, FATHER MEsPrIE.-By the Eugene
City (Oregonl Guard, Of May I'd, we see that
the Rev. Father Mesplie, formerly Of this Ba.
sin, has been celebrating Mass in that city. and
in other places in tho Willamette Valley.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

RAILROAD FARE.-Passengcrs are tioketed
through from Leavenworth to New York for
$35. Fare from Omaha to Chicago is SIS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

COOP BET.-A Democrat in La Grande has
bet with Radical 500 coin that Smith will
beat Logaa for Congress In that State. That
Democrat has pretty sure thing, il we are
not greatly mistaken. e3ta
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

NorIcEADLE-A Warrington correspondent
writes 10 : Western paper /: I AK YOU alsU Is
remember that the men most rash Is nolninate
Mr.. johnson 1t Baltimore, ara equally head
long Row p convict him,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

REDucED.--I1aborers on the Gem,
trial Pacific Railroad arc now paid only Sss
per month, instead Of $50, a. formerly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

GARRoTIsa The San Francisco papers re-
port that garroting and robbing Of persons In
the streets of that pity. at late hours Of night,
is bscomiUg alarninely frequent
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

NEW SILVER MINEs-On the Temescal
rancho, Alameda county, California, rich
silver mine has been discovered.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

! Quick Work. GA npOhine Invented In Cal
ifornia, BY which two inilas Of track can be
laid In one day., i in use on the Vallejo and
Sacramento railroad. ID ssa A
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

GONE on. Arson BufIipganle, Chinese Am
bassador, and his Chinese suite. left San Fran.
cisco, April 3oth, b steamer, for the East.
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