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Groceries, Liquors, dc.
Family Grocery.
Iiama al Hutohina.

Uams g. Hutchins,
CAR 4 HIGH NTREETS. BALTIMORE,
Inform their old friends and customers, aud
the public generally, that they keep on hand
WINES AND LIQUORS, in wood aud glass, for
medicinal aud other purposes superior sugar
cured HAMS the choicest brands Of FAMILY
FLOUR; Imperial, Gunpowdcr, Young Tyson
and Black Teas; Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee:
Loaf, Crushed, Pulvcrixed, Clarified and Brown
Sugar Droma, Cocoa, Chocolate, Farino, Rice
Flour, Sago, Yeast Powders, Gardincs. Sauces
ficklcs, Extracts, Salad Oil, Pure Spices. Figs
Raisins. Almonds, Crackers, Cheese, tine aud
coarse Salt. Table aud Dairy do, Syrups, New
Orleans aud Sugar House Niolasses, Kerosene.
Lubricating aud Lard oil. Tobacco. Dupnnt's
superior Canister Powder, shot, Gun Cars &C.
all Of which we will sell al the most reasonable
prices.
ALSO. they now have connected with their
Grocery Store. adjoining Il ~ High street.
stare for the sale Of
GCANOS. PlIoSPHATEs OF ALL KINDS,
POUDRETTE.
hone. LIME.
GROUND PLASTER,
CEMENT. &C
.Gu-GRAlN aud FEED Of all kinds, Balc,l
Hay and Straw. Field seeds. aud Country Pro.
ducc oi all kinds.
iFo-Thc highest Cash Price at all times IA ii
Tor Oats, Corn, Potatoes. Eggs. aud all ether
country Produce.
mr. With determination 10 keep the best nf
s"nds aud sell ON reasonable terms. they hope
!" merit continued evidence Of public favor.
ALFRED iJAMS.
J. ALFRED HUTCHiNs
June ia. lSGs.-ty,
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Miscellaneous.
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD!
LONDON
L00D p AM CEA
Tic Groai .iltcrafire q Blood Purifier.

TIC treat .ntcrafire 4. Biood Purifier
S the m"atpcri' ct vegetable compound Of al.
Il teraiVes. ,onics, iiuFctics and diaphorctics,
making IL the most effective, inviguTatng, rem
Ovating au' blood cleansing cordial known 10
the world. For the cure OF Scrolula or Kings
Evil, Cutancnns Diseases, Erysipclas, Boiis,
.........".......... Pimplcs and Blotchcs on the
; Face. Sore Eyes, scald Head,
: London Tcttcr Affections. Old aud
: Stubborn Ulcers, Rheumatic
Us u % d ID: Disorders. Yellow Jaundice,
Salt Rheum, White Swell.
Panarca. inss, Mcrcurial Diseases,
: General Debility. raipata
''''''''''''''''''''' ton AMI Flutlcring Of the
Heart, CONSUMPTION, Asthma, syphilis aud
SyPhilitc Affections, inflammation oi the Blad.
der aud Kidneys. Pains IN tho Back, Dropsy.
&c. To the broken down female IL gives lifc'
aud energy. by restoring the powers ri nature
when health again succeeds the feeble iorm and
pallid check oi The sufferer.
Nothing can be- more surprising than its m
MIGRATING effects on the human frame. ror
s"ns all weakness and lassitudc, by using tho
PANAcgA, at oncc become robust and full 81 Gu.
crgy under it, influence.
Ladies' who have pale complcxions and dark
about the eyes. blotchcs aud pimplcs On tho
face. rough skin or frccklcs. and are "out 81
spirits" should use a bottle or two ~ IloNpON
BLoob rANA'EA. II will cleanse your blond.
rcmovc the frccklcs and blotchcs. and give YOU
animation. sparkling eyes. fine spirits aud
BEAUTIFUL complexion. Try IL.
GN-Prcc $l.0O Per Boitle.-pg
The genuine have I.oSpoN BLoop PANArgA.
;. A. forrb. BALTIMORE. Mn. blown in the bot
tie. aud my signature ON the wrapper.
y. a. FOUTZ,
Manufacturer Proprietor. Daltn.. Nd.
WA. :. SIiEALEY. AGENr.
Jan. Is. lsGs.-ly Tnwsontown, Md.
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AUCTIONEEIs'S GARD.

TINlIE undersigned still continue, the bust.
Il ness If Aartianeering Real or pcrsunai
Property Of every description. when not at
hi- residence ia row-pnt6wn. inquiry may he
mad At the Office either ol the i'a,oa ~ the
JosrHai. Person. desiring his services .hnuld
make application ~ early as possible. - ~ To-
strange the day IT sale. Thankful for past IL
Vors he respectfully asks rnniinu,nr. of the
same. SAM'L q. WILSON.
TnNs"nt"wn. Baltimore g..
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RIO i Il TT II. THOMPSON
IN TOWsoNToWN.

g." ."'t!u..y INFORM the citizens OF Tow.
s"n'"wn anl Unity. that have N".
store that buy Ter ia.L. and will .rll ,nv
:"'". tRl LOW FOR 'ASll. and that Ia.
'i"t.t"iu'a e" riri.r all wiz. may favor r,..
With 'h'tr patronage.
Will have a. al TIMES q well .c!rrt.,i
-.''h % th" "h"icesi FAMILY GROCERIES
''.''. 49, -'Ftin' ~ 81 .iIp." Hl3Y GOODS.
ely made Bat aud Shoe. HAT. end c,,,.
Vh'ch""nr''i Al' descriptions: Hardware a.rd
E"n'r.'l variety % NOTIONS: all ui which
VIII h' ,'ld ~ ".tr prices, and the y,-ais
rF"inliiy Delivered g ny customer, at thcif
r-. iirur'-
will keep "m hani a., bc-, FLOUR t. To-.
had ~ u inril"i. Ais. the best HAMS nni
BACON M"ck-rc. and iicrring.. aud will talk.
,nt" th'i "y i"'r'ns are owed with 80 ~
FEHIOA .ihIi'LEN.
h"Ic that my .gicnd+ .'ti the public zen
orally. viii favor my enterprise and help me ..
establish First Rat. Store in Towsnn,nwu.
k"ET H. THOMPSON.
NJ tfrN I
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BULLS HEAD HOTEL,

front street Near Gay. baltimore. Nd.
flNIiiS I'D established Hotel. - bong aud sue.
cessinlly conducted by the LAT. ThnmTs &.
Tracy. aud more recently by HE widow sud r.
H. Stsnshury, will be continued by the under.
siencd. The "li patrons II the house may rect
assured that nothing will be let undcne Ia 20.
cure their comfort aud b. merit full share Of
public patronage. TlOS. ARMAtOST.
Nav %, IS67,-ly.
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Ill.iIs IIINI.S,N
Wholesale AND RETAIL

" ia'tsis''Aisfs ~ - IEIAlL
p q Y @ . 9 D : TO r. e,
'"ESar - "Ar An EVLtrnSt..
Whrrr the chvlp".. Dry GOODS Is .rld
IA III" city.
Ju't received from Auction splendid quality
MuLAMBlGI 4 q: - and - cent?. cheai. at ~
ccHts. Pearl MODES aud l.a render ALPACAS
80 - a.d - cents. Figured GRENADINES
at 20. - si.d - ci. less than half price New
,iy!'- % 'hcmc rori.lS and T"mrin Cloth. tor
suits. a. "a coL's. Plain French LAWNS,
'IilNTX. PEl.' iLES. GiNGHAMs. vcry low
White MARS ElLLES - -. 81. aud "a cents
Black ALPA,'A As. f'r SUITE. "a; 81 o.. ~ and
q" ct-., great harea5n-. = Black all wun! DE
LAME, Lup.n'- Fabric az - sud sel cents.
CALlCnES 10 ~. >. 10 AMI I: cts. IT,. bc.,
yard wide MUSLIN ia ;ho rity forI:l. Mems
aud Boy WEAR a. -. 81 -. ~. 90. :, cent.
and -. very cheap. 81, the
G. II EAR NER.
"iy aLi Exeter Streets. Baltimore.
us.
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Dry Goods, ClOthiMg, dc.

Dry Goods, ClOthiMg, dc.
GREAT PANIC sALE'
GREAT PANIC SALE OF CLOTHING.
5000 Pairs Of Pants from :. Ia 3D.
5000 PRirs Of Pants from :. a. 81.
'.o'0 vr,ts from <l.5o To 50.
5000 Vrsls from sl.jn H. 81.
900 Busin"s. Suits $la g. 20.
I.ooo Busip"'s Suits sls &, so
500 lrcss Suits 80 To So.
5oo b.rs, Suits SO L. $50
orr IMMENSE STOCK Vt PANIC PRICES.
OUR IMMENSE STOCK or CLOTHING
At REDUCED PRICES.
Remember, these Goods must be- sold at MAR
BLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
I.ooo Best White shirts 81 Ia ss.so.
i,uoo best white SHIRTS 2: To $2.so.
Clothing. Clothing. Clothing.
Clothing. Cl"thing, Cl"ihmg.
Bear in mind. these Goods must lee sold.
without Regard /" Cost. at
MARBLE HALL.
SMITH, BROS. s Co.
80 and 10 West Baltimore st.
May 23.-tf
:. e. N"nnis. y. l.. N''oNAs
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Cheapest Dry Goods store
IN THE CITY.

CORNER "f GAT EXErER STREETS.
NurWiTHSfANhING Tie confessed tag.
~ na,irn "' h"sin = u general, the lrbiic
eF"E,l. da.ly. ~ sr.at ,.ninLer. tn
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baltimore advertisements.
L. q III ID q N
INDICATED

" IEAL u " REST CaERg
q A SURE MREEDY for Dyapelsiu. lv. M
k1oT Complaint, Heart Burn. Ilabitua.
n Cosiivcncsa. loss Il appetite. Ncrvou, y
4 ncss, wcakncss "i IL" limbs. Impression
= Of Spifit'. Fever and Asuc. Collie. Dyscn -
a tar, General Debility. Vital Energy. Ar.. y
y ahd any 'ti.'li., arising from q dcbiiliatal s
a. siuiuach.
y IT, elect arc generally M,iHntaueous. G
y II iuds tts Way directly /" the seat ui liiv
q thrilling aud 'luickching every nerve n
raising ~ the dropping spirits aud infus
q ing now health aud yigor ~ the systein. b
ltcnn bc used 10y old aud y"ung-malc
a aud female. with perfect safety. b
II !uu are d"yilitatcd aui require q
strengthening remedy YOU have IL IN the a
n LONDON MEDlCArED HEALTH y
- RESTOEER!
n " y"h l,"sr you appetite, hy which you y
. will .'s'n become feeble aud prustraic,l. ,
q the HEALTH RES roRER i. your remedy. z
This Truly valuable preparation Is used '
y ai.l recommended by many "i thclcndins n
~ ph, si"ian. 1T ia" cuuniry aud all ply v
"a sirians vii" uurrtrsi IT, nrrit. pronounce a
~ u valuable. Il gives tone e. thc stomnch. y
j r,n",at's thr ;,irm aud pr"l"ugs lite. n
y q remedy against Fever aud hgur Il "
O, work. its" e charm. ~
- PRICE - PER EuTTLE. 4
% The s"hginr have LONDON MEnl
GATED HEALTH EESTOREE. 5. \. -
A Fut -. liNtriA"gL, Mn. blown ia thu bot n
Y tie. nwd ;ny -snaiufr "n the label :.
=. a. FOUTZ,
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GLENCOE INSTITUTE,

a Boarding school fOr Youmg sHen
and Boys,
pHlLOrOllS T.. a..
BALTIMORE COUNTY. M.
css- Fer Cirrulars containing Terms aud
Krirrrnr-s. aidr--s
HnHr ruALlANT. T. ~.
at. Jl.--tm. Principal.
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& y - Il y II is
CELEBRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
t'Or all Diseases Incident 60 the Horse
and Cattle.

..
InIS '""d, h"s been n'ri many YEAR "a
n th' largest p"lFics ih Ii"4'ahi amt Swit@cr-
'"hh with the greatest 'uc'"ss and Is highly re-
'"iiin' ni'd ~ ne n!n't ssilt'ul Ncieranariahs
N Lung Fever aud All disease incident {" the
ii"r'" ami cattle. HAVING h"'h tried IA many
I" df"" th" attention 81 Farmers ai.d the pub
-. ~ ,h,,I' " va. ''."'s MI aln W. ar con
thereby .avin. 'ho Farnci from ,Ai l.....
gEpEpgy,g>
~; Ml'ha'l. haltim"i. count! ~" smith
80 .N'I'' h'''"'" ''''' ."f ''"",., 90
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GW0nO, Fertilizers, dc.
MORO PHILLIPs
GESrISE lNrHovrp
SUPER.PHOSPnATE OF LIME.
STANDARD GUARANTEED.
FoR SALE AZ MASrrAcruREns' DEroIs,
No. 81 North Front Street, Phila.,
AMI
No. 05 South St., Baltimore.
And By Dealers ia general throughout the
Country.

The sOMBREG0 GuASO II which MORO
PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE j. aud AWAY. ha.
control fnr the rnitcd Statr..l contain. inv
per cent. in"rc Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone,
therefore It = m"r' durable. The addition 81
Ammonia gives i, greater icriilisins value.
Over seven yesis' experience hn. proved &"
the Farmer that il make- a heavier grain than
even stnhl, manure. nni q. not only active hut
lasting
~ Price s'.."o yer 'n. :,onu lbs. ~
Discount T., ,l-ul.r.
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Arc adapted t" all kinds al Family Sewing.
Army Clothing. aud To- the uscoi Scamstrcsscs
Collars. Skirts. Cloak. Maniillas. Clothing.
Hats. taps, Cor.cis. Ladc,' B"",s aud Shoes.
Linen and Cotton goods. with silk. cotton. or
linen thread. They will scam. quilt. gather
hem. TELL, cord. braid. ani pcriorm every spc.
ci"s OF sowing. making beautiful aud pcrfcc,
stitch. alike "m both .ilcs OF the article scwcd
". MERRELL. AGI>r.
IA ". Baltimore -. Ial,im"rc.
Nov. -. lSGs.-ly.
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John NJ. Griffith & Co.'s
Agricultural Implement,
Hardware and seed store.
Nos. ~ Il. 81 ". Para ST.,
BALTIMORE Mr..


BALTIMORE. Nh.
(tALi. AND EXAMINE
- THEIR JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Buckley Sell Discharsins wheel Horse
RAKE.
" 'srui Gear Reaper AMI Mower.
Ohio Reaper and Mower.
Tornado lhrcshcr and Cl,ancr,
Care! aud other lIor-c Powers,
Bullard's Hay Tcl,lcr.
Swii's Law Mower.
Hay and Cotton. lrcssc..
ildcia Thill Ilu' ani ruliiyatof.
TinclcS .iui."yci Butter Churn.
,'n'A's Susai Esap 'ratpr..
Victor cane M.lls.
Wh"a; 4nl iuauo brill. lest in usc:
straw Cutters. most improved kihis
torn Shell"r-. hy h"uI ali h.-sc power:
Portable Cider ahd Wine MILLS Presses.
W"Hlruh Portable BaruinctcFs.
Runlalls lInrsc Hay Fork.
steel and 'a.' Iron Plnws.
rl"w Casting. Pl"w Handle.
Harr"ws. tgliiyainr-. Grain Cradle.
English and American Moving >cythc,.
Revolving II"r-r Hay. Rake.
liickor, Hand Rakcs Of cur own munnlar.
turc. warranted :" be- superior 10 any
IA the market
ALSO.
Glover anl Timothy Seed.
Orchard Grass.
Kentucky Blue tirass.
Herd. Grass seed.
oats. corn. ratEiecs.
Ahi general as.ariinent ct ,;at.i.n seed.
ani FERTILIZERS
- >cnd i'r Circular and Price Li-t..9N
Nav -. lsG>. a..
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Miscellaneous.
q e II % e r. $
GREAT
EpiderIIic Regeneration,

FOR CLEANSING AND REMOVING ALL
DISEASES or THE SKIN.
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Prepared by cllAs. 4 wM. cAsPARl.
APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS.

for. H'iiic ~ 4 Ftaa.s'rts .trea"s.
Eti- Price Toe aud sir per package: siA
packages Tor % ~.
Fur Sale At WILLIS DRUG STORE.
Feb. H.. 1875. ~. T"w,ont"wn. MI.
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GROCERIES. TEAS, BACON, &c.

which We offer i"f al" 1T at lowest priccs.
- al kind. "i gDFNTRI PRODFCE
bough' and sold.
=. ". BrRGESs 4 son,
tG6 North Gay street. Ba.to.
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WAhWIN'INT"F q I'FnpfIrtoT, HaIln., Md.
WM. \. SIIEALEY. AGENr.
Jan. Is. lSGs. -ly. Towsontown, Md.
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"ay ani Exeter Streets. Baltimore.
Nav IA -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-08
OwYHEE ITEMs.-From the AralaRche Of

OwYuEE ITEMs.-From the drdldRche of
last Saturday we extract the following items
|, Times will soon be lively. Act7e prepara-
tions are in progress for extensive mining ont
War Eagle and Orc Elmo Mountains this Sum-
mer. The splendid hcistipg shaft on the Poor
man will soon be completed ] md ii will not be
long till the shri steam whistle will be heard
on the works Thea q large number of men
will be employed anda large amount Of ore
taken out-prohably more than enough to keep
the Owyhee mill in constant operation the year
round.
An experienced mining Superintendent, Mr..
Buckininster, recently from Virginia City, Ne
yada, has taken charge of the Golden Chariot
mine. The new hosting works are on the
ground and will be ready to steam up IN eight
or ten days. Mr.. Hyde continues foreman in
the mine.
Large quantities of fabulously rich ore con-
tinue to be taken from the Ida ElmOre, al
though the mine cannot be worked any deeper
till the arrival of the new engine, which will
be in about two weeks. The small engine now
in use will then be discarded and set TO work
on the Surplus Orc Elmo
We are informed that the Orc Elmo hosting
works will be in working order to-day. Owing
TO the anxiety of the Company to get to work,
the engine has been put up III the open air, but
will be enclosed in suitable building immedi-
ately 4 commodious blacksmith and carpen-
ter shop will be among the useful appurtenan-
ces at the works. Patrick Mcmahon, an ener-
getic aud experienced miner, is now foreman
OF the mine, aud resides, with his family, in
the house formerly occupied by w. Ii. Taylor.
John Boyle keeps store near the mine aud
Dan Powers II boarding house and saloon.
From the foregoing 1t will be- seen that 10
short time the music of five steam whistles, al
as many mines, will be heard at morning, noon
and eve. This viii only be 4 beginning of the
lively times that will ensue.
ii. johnson. who represents "A large Chicago
capital, has had | 900 feet of the Mississippi
ledge bonded To him for ninety days. The
vein il seven feet wide.
Clark x Basford have sunk shaft forty feet
deep on the G!eabrook ledge.
Brinkcrhoif g. Co.'S line of stages make
daily trips between silser City and Flint.
Three tons of Rapidan ore. crushed in an
arastra nj Raby City. yielded over $40 per ton.
The Rising Star mine in Flint District is
yielding very rich ore.
Tunes are very lively in Flint District.
In Jordan Valley the farmers are cutting
hay aud grain No crickets
On Catherine creek crops look finely. but
are threatened with the crickets.
GA Castle aud Reynolds creeks vegetables
are thriving handsomely.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-08

CoSvICTED.-At the recent term OF the
District Court for Owyhee, Judge Cummins
presiding, John Williams aud J c. Heprorth.
former employees in the mill Of the Golden
Chariot Mining Company, wecc convicted OF
stealing several thousands of dollars worth OF
bullion from the retorts of the Company
Hcpworth was sentenced 10 u Cue of 5 . to
pay costs Of prosecution. and To serve eight
years Imprisonment Mt hard labor, and is now
i'll the Territorial prison TO undergo sentence.
Williams was So low from the effects Of q pis-
tol shot wound be recrivcd at the time of his
arrest. that sentence was deferred in his case
until the next term of court Irpworth was
brought over from Owyhee in charge of Jonas
". Brown, Esq, and reached the prison on
Sunday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-08

Boise County Democratic Ticket.
Fer Delegate to Congress.
j. x. SHAFER.
For District Attorney, 2d District,
r. Z. FOOTE,
For Territorial Council,
wM. NJ, VANCE, of Pioneer City, -four years.
II. q. ALLEN, of Buena Vista Bar, -four years.,
4. j. RUNNER, of Idaho City, two years.,
c. c. DUDLEY, OF Pioneer City, two years..
se For Representatives,
w. s. HARLEY, of Idaho City.
\. GO0DENOUGH, of Last Chance Bar.
NATHAN MARX, of Gold Hill,
BAILEY HAYDEN, of Deadwood Basin
ID. MoGREW, of Idaho City.
I. l.. GOLDEN, of Buena Vista Bar
THOS. FOYE, of Idaho City,
d. B. MOONEY. OF Payette valley
For Saerig,
FRANK 3. BRITTEN, of Idaho City
assessor and Tar Collector.
EDWARD DONAHo, of Idaho City.
-inditor aud Recorder,
WILLIAM MOLONEY, of Plaoeryille-
Treasurer,
P E. EDMoNDSoN. OF Idaho City.
Prob.<e Jsdgc,
j. ID. GALBRAITH, of Idaho City.
County Clerk
JAMES r. PILE, of Boston.
County Commissioner,
u. H. ANDERSON, of Idaho City.
Superintendent IGIlic Schools,
BART. CLINTON, OF Granite Greek.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-08

OwYHEE DEMOCRATIC TICKET The Dem
"crats Of Owyher county met in Convention in
Silver City, Monday June p, and nominated
the following ticket:
For Territorial Council-F f. Ensign.
Represcntatives-Seth Catln. T. Campbell,
- Gum.
Sherif-W. S Stevens
Auditor and Recorder-T d. Beckett
Treasurcr--A. H. Webb
Clerk-A Sitnondi
AsscssOr-P. J. Regain.
Commissioners. O. Hughes, K. S. Miles
Tho contest for the nomination for Sheriff
was very exciting, the Avalanche says. The
aspirants wcre--D. G. Mo1ree, John Lyle,
Peter DonnaIly and w. S. Stevens The latter
got exactly the number reqnired-l5 votes
on the forty-seeond ballot. We hope the whole
ticket will b. successful.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-08

NEW MAIL RorrE.-By the courtesy of the
writer We are enabled to lay before our read.
ers tn. following interesting communication:
SILVER CITY, |. r., July |. l-s,,s.
ErTrOR WORLD: Some time since, Mt the
request of citizens IF Idaho City aud vicinity.
| forwarded a petition. nnmcrously signed,
asking senator Corbett to aid in securing
mail facilities between idaho City and bluff
Station, at the crossing of the Overland mail
IN the Payrtte The following il an extract
from letter of Senator Corbctt to uyscl, in
relation to the potion, dated Washington June
10. 1868:
III introduced bill. this date, establishing a mail
route between Blum Station and placcrsiile Boise
county. Idaho Territory This becomes necessary az
there IL post route there at the present time ane
mail facilities can be extended there until post
route u first established
He adds that as soon rs the bill can b. got
through, he will urge service on the route.
This information may crafty the many persons
who are interested aud send 1t to YOU nc.
cordingy In haste, yours,
JSo. II. McBRIpe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-08

DISHONEST CoLFAX.-Thc special Commit
tee of the House, TO investigate the charges ui
bribery and corruption in the impeachment
case, was appointed by Mr.. Speaker Coliax
now Radical candidate for Vice President He
had the unprecedented hardihood and shame
lcssness to select none for that Committee ex-
ccpt extreme Radicals. The wrong was so
manifest aud base that some Of the more hon
orable Radical members protested against it
on the floor Of the House. but without avail.
One of them, Baker of Illinois, said
He was impellcd by duty to say Que word
In his opinion. 1t was O violation Of public jus.
tice, where the object was to make an Inquest
Of improper conduct or corruption in regard
to high State trial 10 deposit the power in the
h ,nds OF only one party. He declared in his
pace his profound conviction that it was vi.
olation of the instincts Of the Anglo-Saxon
hcart and of Anglo-Saxon liberty. He wanted
corruption exposed-f.rretcd out and brought
to the light of day. This investigation, as long
as asy inculpation existed, should be carried
on: but here in his place. even il it brought
him i'm opposition TO his party friends, he pro.
tested against an ex parte inquest into great
public transaction
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-08
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Notice to Candidates.

The Democratic candidates nominated by the Cen
toryille County Convention. Juno 10th, for the re-
spectye County oihces urgently requested to be
present i'll Idaho City at Frank b. Brttcn = office in
Masonic Hall building. at o'clock, Z. NJ this day
"Wednesday, July sthl, for the consideration and
the transaction of most important business in con-
nectioh with the campaign. 1t is very important tina;
each and all be present At the appointed hour.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-08

DEAD.-Col. Thus. Hayes, pioneer OF san
Francisco, formerly County Clerk of that
great city and county. and one Of the most
sterling, noble-hearted and widely esteemed Of
CALIFORNIA; citizens, while on his way as Dele
gate 10 the Democratic National Contention al
New YORK, July lth died on buard OF steamer.
day or two before her arrival in port. Peace
10 his ashes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-08

al Democratic Convention sat in New York
City on the Fourth of July. We shall proba-
bly receive the news OF the nominations Tor
President and Vice President by stage Of Fri
day or Saturday. Get ready Tor a big time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-08

Bio CLAIM DErEArED.-The following dis.
patch was sent from Washington. June Goth
to Bolton, Barron g. Co, the heavy capitalists
of SiuFrancisco
The Senate Committee on Private Land Claims haye
Just reported against the Parocho Grando claim OF
MctiArahan.