Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-21
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An Illinois correspondent CORES B 1adent of the ST. Louis
Repnblicsa thus humorousiy hits of the sensa-
tional telegrains over the impeachment case:
2d' ''fss = SPECIAL DISPATCHES. - =,
wasHISGroS, FEB. '24-3:10 A. NM.
Stanton il still inipossession of the War Office.
Beefsteak aud onions sent in for his repast. {
5 3:45-He complains, bitterly of lack of suit
able conyoniences in his present quarters. A
squadron of cavalry has been despatched to
Grants quarters for the soup tareena .hoei .
a. 4 .M.--The tareen hns arrived, and 10 sentin.
4:3O-Gen. Grant has been sent for, He is
.visibiy affected BY something. lie declines to
speak until Washburne comes. as'st fssApA a@i'1 I
Hi.s s4:4o-Senator Yates made some remarks to
the. troops, eShorting them to stand steady. o.
4:45-Emboldened by the nerve of his friends.
Mr. Stanton declares he will perform the dG-
tiessof the office at all hazards, and has drawn
six months pay in advance .xiiaslam silEts /
5A. M-Senator Yates occupies the side
walk in front of Wizards, a large depot OF
picked cabbage is within hailing distance. He
urges Stanton tn naidtain his position iAai
/. 5:15-G Congressman Cnllum has jnet rushed
into Uncle aTbad's quarters, He ofsres the
last man-a sick negro, aud the last dbllar-a
white M eh,p Of the riehof pharaoh. 'sa'''7
5:20-A dispatch has just been received from
Gen. John Pepe., He says his headquarters
are still in the saddle, and that he has this
morning captured 2s,50y rebels, 20 siege guns,
lS batteriSs of field artillery and killed a
sauaw.ls The yGeaerall has been offered the po-
sitios OF Washington, correspondent ut the
New York Herald. A letter IRON the late
President ccrtiies his ability aud fitness for
the position. ssEt 1870 uiGs ggfas sh@aa E3els
s 5:25-Seuater Yates began D forward move
ment mp ,Pcnnsylyania avenue. In emulation
OF Gen. Banks Red river campaign. his com
inissary stores were depluyed 10 the front.
The 'marcha proved. aihsteady, and Yates fell
back aQn his base. -. .slssu { kggig sidI .{&A
5:30-Mr. Seward says the affair will be over
| in 80 days. HI. has just finished a cablegram
Eot Ave thousand SIX hundred and fiify!two
words to each plenip0 in Earopes aes q salaa
t. 545-- Excitement increased, ,by the proposed
removal of the soup tareen from the War
once Gen. Thomas says be has q military
order from the President and 10 determined to
tcuryit oati Thisipdicates unf leasant business,
h While, these divers dispatches came fromthe
National Capital. Others went ihither from ,hs'
illinois capital thus :saA 80 ii - 600 slest
GEN. JouN A. LOGAN Albright. Stand BY.
Stanton H whatever may be tbs end. vvY,
IsGrS.L LeG AY-1We have received the news
of the Stanton imbrialied. Keep up the inn.
briggle; it will help the nominee for Governor.
~. ...,st. .44 81. 49, UNCLE JESSE.
/ .GES. LoGsN-TThe warriors Of the q. A. Il.
Iyoti telegraphed for ire very III with complied
Ifion es disorders - The financial interests III
the eonstry will sustaini Congress Various
Life insurance companies baye offered to take
risks % any men command at very nw rates.
e3i0qo7 ,sitfIos'ueJ aas1 IL S. MATHER.
a. HoN.aL. TnuMBULr1--TheAN ANaslingtoa news
has stirred ms some, The Copperheada Mayor
ithis morning ordered a large force to construct
Iearthworks In the e'streets. This is done to OBJ.
Istyuet the march of loyal troops through Tire
Icitys slilljonsof loyal smens are painting for
contracts aud are ready .tv serve their country
lin the Quartrrmastcrs, Cunlmissary's ant
Canned Fruit Departments. by -, you shall
hnve arnebls per cent Telegraph me the mo.
lment Y ates resigns. Besyirtnous and son will
os asppy "a u arms hare 6 gnrs BEEN removed
Iffota the city carsenal. sCoppcrhead butchers
refuse to supplys ayallmena with fresh ments on
/ credit Are 1875 men the full strengtll,presenl
and absent. Of the q. A. K.
| - a4slanI asn.f-~.4agrgW rgWaGRDWELL..
i GES. J1oGAN--Send, sufficient. force tp. The
fWhite House 70 read to Johnson, the ttaitor,
j fhef fepOft of the State Board 1t Equalization
If that don't take him downsa alay hopes tnr the
country are, gone.s.f sal yba q. .Asl ~ El&s
Hon. Il. M. STANTOy-I am. quite ready
For the UfisM. aC6pperheats must Be- jnggedI
On receiptuf, sase tJaaeAU Iwilt dispatchft %
/ lChatham md Arrest DrsaII Iewitt, erhny 3Othel