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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-11-04

PRIzE FiGur.-From the Concord IN. ii. J
People Of Oct 10th We learn that Kelly and
Siddons. light weight bruisers. fought ninety
six rounds in u prize ring on SInatty Noss
Island. near Portsmouth. few days before.
Siddons won Moral New England
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-11-04
EAiR WARNING To TAXPAYERS.

All pcrsons knowing themselves indebted 60 Bosse
county fnf taxes hereby notified that The books
viii be closci Meadas. the 2th day of November,
saa al persons who shall fail so pay. or before
thai time. .ii be PLACED On the Delinquent List
r. H. RRITTEN. Collector.
ns0t9s Ufssce under Masonic Hall.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-11-04

ODD FELLows' BALL-The members Of
Ada Lodge, No. 8, I. o. o. f., announce they
will give grand ball in Boise City, Dec. 18th,
and promise festive time to all who will at
tend the party.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-11-04

DULL TndEs.-A San Francisco dispatch of
Oct 18th says: Business OF oil kinds. owing
to the election, earthquakes, smallpox and
other causes, is very duh. Hardly anything is
going on.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-11-04

HoMIopATBisTs.-Of the 1867 homropa-
THO practitioners In the United States. 5is
are in New England
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-11-04
NrcE Box. "A youth Of nineteen years is IN
prison il Hoboken, New jersey. to answer tho
charge Of rape upon his own aunt

OUGHT 10 BIZ KIcKED.-A man has brought
suit in San Francisco against newly married
lady for breach Of promise to marry him.
Give him . cent. and him to pay all costs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-11-04
Mem Aauerti


Al Mn0gE6oR's HALL Main street Idaho City. on
Tauasnas RyEsssa Nov ssh. 50 waseh The public is
respectfully invited. TICKETS. 81 90. 4
Ancrrzaoa connETgnn-jss. Judge. H. r. say
A. ID. Saunders.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-11-04

RAILROAD SuavEY.-From Judge Hough.
now ON visit TO this city. who derived the In
formation BY letter from Mrs. Hongh. who
left Boise City u short time ago by stage over
land for the East. We learn that a surveying
party is busily employed in making prelimi.
nary survey for line Of railroad. 10 connect
with the great overland Union Pacific railroad
ut Point Of Rocks. and To extend thence 10
Puget Sound by why of Snake River Valley.
Boisr Valley. the valleys Of Eastern Oregon.
and through the great coast ranse- Mrs Hoagh
saw the surveying party somo miles wes, oi
curl~w Station. on Oct, 25ih-a point about
40 miles eas, .f Boise City. and the chief ci
the party said be expected they would reach
isoisr Cir, ia about ten days from that time.
We hops 10 ser the work pushed through so
that Idaho will be placed In connection b, rail
way with the STATES East. and with the Pacific
STATES also. Ia yrar or t~o At farthesi This
projected brsnrh rad ID ih~ Rad for Idaho 10
is.si~r aud support. and Tho Union pa-ahc Com.
pany vail rap pruhtably for their enterprise
IN ldaho's lntrrrst.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-11-04

MoaE EAR1Houx xne. TIi<n3 d6rlh ehak.
lngs are becoming god deal to frequent ad1
broad spread for comfortable re1ection d eaae
|of mind A dispatch 81 Oct 18Th AIUm San
Francisco reports:
Alight shock ~. earthquake vas felt thir.
evening at nine O'Clock the west vail and sec.
bod floor Of tho Railroad Hoteisft "a with .
terrific crash: The bop1c was Pr
Civ, way ever -.
AnotheraeezQst. 9Th. ffon tho samc city,
says; 81 A ~
A sharr earkhauake shock at midnight Oc-
casioned conaiderable fright, but no damage.
TIE Salt Lake Neps Of Oct. 26th says:
Letters from the Muddy report that two Sc
vere shocks Of an earthquake were felt there
about the l4th. Wagons moved and the cattle
and mues were 30 frightened that they ran
behaving into the camp. No damage done.
And the dispatches tell Of several shocks, on
October e6th. in county Cork. Ireland; and OF
slight shocks two months or more ago In Aus
trala. The people nearly everywhere seem
10 b. rapidly going to the bad. and richly de-
serve big shaking. but Is would b. better
withstood IL the shakes were administered all
on top Of ground. and BY individual application
Even an epidemic agne would be preferable to
these underground upheavals and wrenchings
Of the earthI thick crust We hope Idaho
shall be left out of ~ shsekiae programms.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

CAPTURE or SNEAK TMEF.-The First ward
seems to be infested with a gang Of sneak thieves
who almost hourly, between ten O'Clock A. M. and
three O'Clock p. NJ are iusinuatng themselves int
stores brokers' and insura oces for the purpose
OF stealing coats other portable property which,
may be within their reach. Yesterday afternoon
William Johnson, a young Eugifshman twency.onG
years Of age, entered the ofIce OF Mr. Jeremiah n.
Tappan, SO Broad street. undeS pretence OF seiun4
some knives which he had In his p0sse6aon and see
ing an overcoat worth $s5 hanging against tne wall
seized the garment, with which hc ran d0wn stans-
Mr.. Tappan followed In pursuit, ana arreSllng tno
fugitive held fast till 0ficer Connor OF tne Flrst pro
cnct, came up and took him in charlye. Johnson wds
taken before Alderman Conan, at the T0mnss ans
locked up for trial in default Of 81, 900 bail.
LOSING A PoCKRrBOoK AND FINDING IT.-A mm
named Joseph Kelly was arrested on Sunday after-
noon and brought before Justice Dodge, at the Jer-
son Market Police Court, yesterday, and charged
with stealing . pocketbook containing the sum a
s4s from the person Of Ethevida CavGy OF No. s66
broadway. Complainant alleges that w.Tiie coming
from St. Paul's church, In Twenty-third street the
accused put his hand In her pocket ana TOOK neI
property that she felt Keys hand In her pocket ana
instantly made examination, when she discovered ner
loss. She then apprized her husband who 10Liowed
and caughs Kelly and held him until an 0ffcer came
up when the money was found on the person OF tno
accused. The prisoner pleaded not guilty 70 tno
charge, yet the Judge committed him for trial
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
EUR OPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, March To-
p. M.-Consols closed at a2X 90 for money and %
for account American securities closed at the fol-
lowing rates:-United States hve-twenty bonds T2I.
q tax; Illinois Central Railway shares $685.; Erie
Railway shares, AK.
FRANKFORr BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT. March IA
Evening States bonds closed at 75L for the
issue OF 1862.
LTvERPooL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERPOoL March
16-5 p. M.-The cotton market closed firm, with a
slight decline In prices. The following are the
closing quotations:-Middling upands, on the spot,
10kd. 104d; middling upands, 10 arrive, 10,sd. a
10Kd.; middlfng Orleans, 107fd. 10ixd. The sales
Of the day foot up Il. 600 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LTvERroor.
March 1e-5 p. M.-The market closed steady and
quiet. Corn, Ais. I'd. per quarter for new mixed.
Wheat California white 15s Id. No. red, las. I'd.
per GENITAL Barley, 5s. Cd. Oats, IS. Id Peas, 46s.
LIvERrooL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERrooI,
March los r. M-The market closed steady at the
following quotations:-Becf, llSs.; pork, 7ss. 0d.;
lard SIS; cheese, 54s 3D.: bacon, 42s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., March
16-5 p. M.-Tallow closed at 44s. 3D. per cwt. for
American. Sugar steady al 25s. 3D. Rosin, "a. for
common and 12s. for medium. Turpentine, 34s. Re-
fined petroleum, Ia. ID. For oil the market Is heavy
at E38 sterling for whale f36 10s for linseed and
clio for sperm. Lnseed cakes, E10 los. for Ameri-
can thin oblong for feeding.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, March 1876 r.
M.-The market closed ut 4S,sE for standard white.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
SOUTHERN RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTIONS.

IN the North Carolina Convention the Committee
OF Revision on the constitution reported yeser-
day, recommending some slight amendments 10
the articles heretofore adopted, which were passed
The constitution will be read and signed to-
day by those Of the delegates who approve II,
and the Convention win adjourn to meet again at
the call OF the President. The Convention ordered
that the election ON the constitution and for the
officers under Il shall be held the 2s 22d and sd
of April next. The financial provisions OF the
new constitution In reference TO the State debt
are as follows:-First, that the debt shall he
invioate and never questoncd; second. that the
General Assembly shall provide by adequate taxation
for the prompt and regular payment Of the interest
third that the credit OF the state shall not he loaned
for any new work. without direct vote Of the peoples
fourth that no debt shall be created unless the
hill creating the shall levy special tax To pay
the interest annually; fifth that the payment of in
terest shall commence January I, 1869.
The Virginia Convention was engaged yesterday In
discussing tho money question, and the question Of
eecting certain judges by the people. No iins action
was reached on either.
In the South Carolina Convention yesterday an
attempt was made 10 remove political disability from
persons in the state, but failed. An ordinance was
incorporated In the constitution invaklating con-
tracts based on slave propcrty also opening public
schools and colleges 10 both races
The Mississippi Convention adopted the report or
the Committee on Education on ts bnal reading
yesterday.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
LOUISIANA.

Departure Of General Hancock for Washing.
t0n-His Course Endorsed by Northern and
Western Citizens Of New Orlcans-Authori-
tative Denial Of tile Reported Cheering for
JET Davis by the New Orleans Fircmen.
NEW ORLEANS, March 10, 1858.
General Hancock goes to washington tonight,
pursuant to orders General Reynolds, who is now
In Texas, will assume command OF this department
card is published In the city papers OF to-day,
signed by about two hundred Northern and Western
men, citizens Of this State. endorsing General Han
cocks course while in command here. The card
says:-y
the approval Of the Northern and Western citizens
Of this place OF the course pursued by you while here
in the North and West that your official course has
been grossly misrepresented before the country by
few partsans OF extreme views or ONCE seekers Tor
selflnterest.
The following contradiction will be published to-
morrow morning In the papers Of this city,
As president OF the New Orleans Associated Press
deem 1t my duty to deny the assertions contained
in despatch sent from this city which find In the
Northern papers Of the 5th inst, as follows:-
Jefferson Davis is here. All the fire companies gave him
repeated cheers they passed the ST. Charles Hotel As
e se anas e ss
But six out Of the thirty carried the United States
rs as q soaish ANU ~
The only truths contained in the despatch were
tnat JeHerSOn Davis WIS tueu III the Clty anu Din
companies OF flremen carried the nag of the United
States. Last year, when General Sheridan was here,
It was carried by only one company, and before the
war 1t was never the custom to carry the nag in these
professions. All the rest of the despatch Is false
hood.
The agent of the New York Associated Press de-
sires me to say that he did not send authorize this
despatch to be SENT and that he knew nothing of IL
until IL was returned in Northern papers. He con-
ours with me in the above statement OF the falsty Of
its assertions and that another despatch dated from
this CITY, asserting that Jefferson Davis and General
Hancock had been riding In the same carriage to-
gether, is falsehood without shadow of founda
ton In IL. A. M. HOLBROOK,
Editor New Orleans PicnyUne
special military order issued to-day specifies that
order No. 40 is not to be construed to apply to
other than public duties previous to 1867, all Of
which dues may be paid as heretofore. II is also
ordered that all state notes now in the Treasury
received hereafter shall be Immediately destroyed
Also that whenever under order No. 40 SUFFICIENT
sum be collected to satisfy the purposes therein ex-
pressed any further receipts may be applied TO the
liquidation OF obligations impaired by said order.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
COURT CALENOAa-TRis OAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRcU,T.--Part 2-Nos 1924,
1878, 1902. 1874, i7s 57: ltlo 1885, 1884, 1882, 1434,
1890, 14S 1t4O. l4iy, 1444, 1446 1450 1852, 1454.
Part s-Nns 702ll, 49s 493 662, 100, 1859, IT, 654,
$685. 927, 55i, GA, 49, 49, 1865, 1854, 1887, 10s,
1874, 97:
1877, 204.
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs.--Nos. o. 85, 66, 67,
6S, S5.
COMMON PLEAs-TaIAL TERM.-Part Mos. 958,
976 1904, $685. 376 343 S25 $50, 6l6 791, 1031 43l,
1906, 1867, 1014.
43S 310 506 $685. 6, 535 $780, 537, 538, 539 $40, 542,
543 54 645 548 SAT, 54s $40, $780, 55 552 553, 554,
555, $50, 557.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERM.-Part Nos.
1881 35l 3916 299 354l, 34s5, 371 3495 1885, 33o7,
1861, 3623 3275 35Gl, 3525. Part 2Nos 37c0, 1880,
1874, 1884, $780, 379s, 26ls 3s4 3S2s, $685. 3s40 3s42
3S44, 3S4s, 1852.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
NEW YORK CITY


The War Of the Railroad Giants-stay of
Prooo sdinss In tho Matter Of the Recclvcr-
B,,fore Judge George G. Barnard.
In 70 the A App0intnsens or George A. Osgood, Re-
os1uer, Gc-Y, Sterday morning quite number OF
the counsel enga ged the Vanderbilt or antiDrew
side Of this ggan litigation appeared in this court
for the purpose of settling the order OF Mr.. Jus
tice Barnard, ma Me ON Saturday, appointing
George A. Osgood receiver OF the proceeds OF
the new stock issued week since by the Erie Rail-
way Company In viola ti0n OF an injunction. Upon
Judge Barnard taking Is seat,
Horace +. Clark moves the settlement OF the order.
Judge Barnard-ln that case, Mr.. Clark, an order
staying all proceedings on the entry Of the order
appointing the receiver preventing the receiver
served upon me BY Mr. n cid this morning. ming The
been served upon me, but understand they have
been served upon Mr.. vanderp Oel.
Mr. Fuferton-we have sent over for Mr. Wander
poeI your Honor, and viii probably get the papers
Mr.. ClarK-Is this an ordinary exercise OF the
The court nodded.
MT. clarkI had not heard until came into court
Aftera few moments waiting, Mr. vanderpoel or
the papers not appearing, the court suggested that
@ ne mat'er stand over till tomorrow Tuesday) morn
Mr.. Rapallo-I propose, your Honev, to move for
be heard at an earlier day that that named in the
order.
Judge Barnard-I think you may as wen let It stand
over until tomorrow and the matter can be fully
heard then. shall he sitting at Chambers.
Mr.. Rapaso-very well sir. At what timer
The COurt-Elevcn O'Clock.
The crier adjourned the court, and counsel with.
drew
The following is the order staying proceenngs:-
Richard Srheu The Eric Racay Companv Ohers-
Upon notice motion herein which annexed,
dated March l6 1885, and thereto and
those mentioned therein, let all in this sctio by
the of the plaintiff relating TO the appoint
OF receiver of certificates bonds other
property bclongng TO or claimed to belong to the Erie Rail
Company, defendant herein, issued purportng
to be issued by 1t, of the proceeds Of any shares
certificates, bonds other property belonging to
claimed to belong said Erie Railway Company,
issued Or purporns TO be issued by H. 70
bonds other property the thereof he stayed
until the hearing and decision Of the moon Vet the
entry order the appointment such
ceyer Of said proceedings in this action be stayed
until the hearing and decision OF said motion aud let all
proceedings Of Geo Osgo0d receive claim
Ing to be appointed ort have been appointed such receiver
upon proceeding this action, be stayed until
such hearing and decision the said motion and the entry OF
the order or the court thereon. THOMAS W. CLEKkk
New York, March IT, 1858.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
Adj0urnment Of the Mexican COngress-Th
Railroad Concessions-Unsafe Condition Q
tho Country.
THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

HAVANA, March 49, 1868.
Suicide of an Edit0r-Another Conspiracy
Against JuareZ.
! william Moran, Mexican editor, committed sui
eide ut Orizaba.
Another conspiracy against the government OF
Juarez has been discovered In Morelia.
The debt incurred for furnishing supplies to hos
pitfalls and prisons during the empire Of Macmillan
has been recognized as legal.
Cabinet council had been held at the capital
with Iglesias as President.
Colonists from Galveston have arrived at Tuxpan.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
GEORGIA.

Canvassing for tho Approashing State Exec
tiOn.
AUGUSTA, March 10, 1858.
Active preparations being made by both parties
for thorough canvass Of the State previous to the
approaching election It Ia not yet ascertained
whether Judge Reese win accept the democratic
nomination for Governor but it Is presumed that he
WILL The main fight win be for the federal and State
Oces, 1t Ia believed the Relief and Homestead or
dnances will carry the Reconstruction constitution.
Negro Convention In Savannah-NOminntiOn
for Governor, Congress and Stnte OHccrs.
SAVANNAH March 16 1858.
There was large meeting held to-day Of about
1900 negroes. The meeting commenced at twelve
O'Clock noon, and adjourned at halfpast Eve.
Everything passed or quietly. II. B. Bullock was
nominated for Governor; J. W. Cleft for Congress
from the First districts Charles H. Hopkins for Mayor
OF the city, and Mr.. Bedford for Judge. No whites
were present except few candidates, who made
speeches. A. A. Bradley, the colored lawyer, for.
merly of Boston, made CHARACTERISTIC speech. and
was nominated for State Senator. White citizens
have been apathetic as to the election but are now
becoming aroused.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
IRELAND.

Custody.
DUBLIN March 10, 1858.
Rooney, Kelley, Lawless and Hurley are the names
Of the four Fcnans Of the Jacmel packet party who
have just been released by the British government on
condition of returning to America.
It s reported that all their companions, including
General Maggie who were arrested at Dungarvan win
also be liberated on the same terms
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
NEWS ITEMS.

young lady named Bross was instantly killed by
lightning at Brookston, Ind, yesterday morning.
She and her sister were In On o,Ithouse which was
struck. The sister was uninjured.
Major General Meade and stafr are in Montgomery
business connected with the political condition q
Alabama.
II is reported that the Raritan and Delaware Bag
Railroad has been sold 10 the Camden and Anlboy
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
ENGLAND.

Cost Of the Abyssinian War.
LONDON, March 10, 1858.
Mr.. q. W. Hunt, Chancellor OF the Exchequer,
stated in the House OF Commons that the total ex-
penses Of the British expedition in Abysslnia up
date were less than four millions sterling
LONDON, March 18-Evenng.
The political news Ia unimportant
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

Charter Election In Portland-No Choice.
PORTLAND March 16 1865.
The second election for Mayor to-day resulted, as
before, in no choice. Mcclellan, republican received
1904 votes Putnam, democratic, 1858; Deering in
dependent republican, 267. At the former election
Mcclellan had 2405, Putnam 2,242, and Deering, 49,
The new city governments Of Belfast and Augusta,
Me-, were inaugurated yesterday.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

corner Of Second avenue and ninth street. during
which they struck upon and exhumet the remains
or male child which evidently had long been buried
beneath the vast accumuat0ns OF mud ana nltn~
The body was conveyed to the Seventeenth precince
station house. and inquest held by Coroner Flynn
Deputy Coroner Knox made post mortem on ea0
body, on which he found no marks or violence
In the DOCTORS opinion the child had been still0om
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

SOUTHAMPTON, March 1e-Thc steamship Hansa,
Captain Van Oterendop, Of the North German
Loyds which left New York the 5th inst, arrived
ct this port ct one O'Clock this morning on her way
to Bremen.
LrvERPoor, March 1s.-The ship sandusky, Captain
this port yesterday.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
The following is the order stay;nr proceedinrs:-
ual7rp STATES DISTRICT causr-x BANKRUPTCY.

The following discharges in bankruptcy have been
granted by Judge Batchford from the 18th to the 14th
OF March instant inclusive:-Chares Borowson, Dan
Hawes, Bernhard Strauss william G. Reynolds,
Hoyt william NJ Whitney, Richard Marsh and John
Calnnbell
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

THE CoAsrIre TRApE.--puite neet Of coasters ar
rived Saturday and yesterday, bringing in large
quantities OF coal for our dealers and manufacturers
along the lines Of the railroads and thus repcnishing
the market, which has been quite bare ofate. Some
time and have been detained by the Ice One captain
reports he has been seven weeks getting nom New
York, another ak and another hve, and all say they
have had the toughest coastlng experience Of their
liyes.--Nesc Hasen pulla0iasnl, March 10.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
THE NEW DOMINION.

Hurricane nj tToronto-Hcavy Damages-Movc-
mcnas Of Troops.
TORONTO, March 1e, 1868.
terrific hurricane occurred here this morning.
The railway depots, dwelling houses churches, &C.,
are damaged TO the extent OF 100000 One man was
killed at the Grand Trunk Railway roundhouse and
several others wounded.
The Thirtieth regiment have received orders to
embark at Quebec for Halifax the opening Of
navigation.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.


Admiral Farrasut Leaves Naples for Rome.
NAPLES, March 16 1858.
Admiral Farragut took his departure from this
city to-day on his way to Rome where he intends to
make short visit.
The Admiral was escorted to the railroad station
ny the leading citizens Of Naples, who parted from
him with marked expressions Of their good viii and
esteem.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

HUDSON, N. Y, March 1e, 1868.
The ice at this city started to-day, but grounded
and formed dam some four feet high at the upper
dock. The Ice below is very weak, and liable to
break up at any moment The ferryboat is in motion
breaking the ice around the Athens dock, and pas
sagei trying to be forced to this side
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

AMERICAN SILVER IN SCANApA-I'herc is such giut
OF American silver IN Canada that the government
of the Dominion has been memoralized to Withdraw
from circulation all the silver at discount of four
per cent and issue I'm its place Of Canadian
silver the remainder OF the currency to be made up
OF paper money, In bills OF not less than one dollar
There is said 10 be now about $1,000 900 worth Of
American silver in Canada; and duty Of fifteen per
cent has been imposed upon the importation Of such
silver coin into the province.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

On Saturday, shortly after the Grand Trunk train
left Prescott drover, named Sykes, from Canton,
N. r.. was attacked on the platform Of
car by three men and robbed Of his money
and tickets, and was thrown from the train.
Sykes laid where he fell until found the next morn
ing by trackmen. His injuries are very serious and
he lies In q precarious condition No clue to the
oerperators OK the outrage has yet been obtained.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

BatcheIor,s Hair Dye.-The Best In tbo
world perfect Dye harmless reliable, nstantanc
Gus. Factory IL Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

MADAME PoRTER's COUGH BALSAM
ia known the and enectual remedy, and wtns
the reach OF all. . -.
For sale by all druggists at 25c., Soc. and 'bc.