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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

On, REYSoLDs,-The last Sidfesmaa con.
tains n c"py Of the fabricated letter which the
Radicals tiled 10 palm of few years ago rs
one Of vallnndgham's. IL parports to have
been written by him ut an early day IN the
war, to Confederate C" Ishnall. OF Alabama.
The whsle thing 10 n forgery. and there was
no such Colonel as f.hnaIl in the Confederate
army. Even the New York Trib#me admitted
the thing to be shameless. whole-cloth forgery
and fabrication. before the war closed, and
while vallandisham was in exile by Lincoln's
and Burnsidr's outrageous usurpation Of power
against him. And new you resurrect aud give
the old Radical forged and made-up thing a.
genuine, Reya"lds. Shame on you. Jeems.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30
GEr.sE1ERMAn oiskNDIAHnnouBLEs.

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Lieut. Gen. Sherman has written letter ID
reference TO Indian troubles on the Plains te
Hon. o. T. B. Williams. Of Cheyenne, dated
ST.. Louis, Sept 9th, from which we clip the
following concluding paragraphs:
Al to the frontier settlements. hare again
and again warned the GOvcrnore and people,
that until this Indian matter wa6 finally con.
cluded, their people should not spread but 50
much. Their isolated FARMS. with horses and
cattle, are too tempting TO hungry aud savage
bands Of Indians II, however, they win not
be restrained by motives 6 prudence. the
people should, M they used to in Ohio, Ken
ments In grotips, with block houses aud sod
fort, so that when the savage comes they may
rally. and defend themselves and their stock.
IL ia o physical i,npossiblity for the small ar.
my we all know kind Congress maintains with
yearly threats of further reductions, Ia guard
the exposed settlements of Kansas, Nebraska,
Dakota, Montana, Wyoming. Colorado, and
New Mexico. These States and Territories
must, by organizing their people into sort Of
militia, be prepared To defend their exposed
settlements, and to follow up and destroy the
bands OF marauding Indians and h0rsf thieves.
both red and white, that now infest them and
carry on profitable business The army can
not do il, any more than we can catch all the
aud thieves in our cities Clamor
oa this subject against me. or Gen. Augur, or
Gen. Sheridan. is simpl. folly. We do our du-
~ according to our means, and account 10 our
superiors. aud not 10 the people who neglect
our advice aud counsel.
Ii YOU think this will be- Of service to the
border people, have no objections 10 its use.
Yours, truly. w. T. SHERMAN.
Lieut.. General
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

GOING MONTHLY. Boise City Statesman
Of last Saturday says that on that morning
Judge Kelly. U. 9. Marshal Alvord. and Mr.
George w.uld start for their homes in North.
ern Idaho, and Gov. ballard and Capt J. w.
Porter, the Governors Private Secretary,
would accompany them. as they nave business
connected with the Indian SUPPLEMENTARY in
that section. II IL be thought advisable, IA
crafty Mr.. Holbrook, to have Judge shafer's
officially declared majority further reduced
che Indian Agent who has performed such sig.
nal service 10 that line In Oneida county had
better accompany the party Of fanctionaries
and notables above mentioned. It might great.
ly delight his Radical late day cos6dantes and
admirers - H8
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

A Coop BET.-The Boise City Democrat oi
last Saturday says that T. ID. Cahalin, Assessor
Of Ada county, has wagered his ranch on the
Payette with Col. Z. J. Curtis. promincn.
lawyer, who stakes against the ranch ten acre.
OF land near Boise City. on the issue Of the
election in California. Cahalin beta on S-y.
mour, and Curtis bets on Grant. The value
Of each stake is put at 81 200 Your ten acres
are gone up. Culnncl Ned.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

MAsoSIc.-wr clip the following from ih,
Silver City 4roiaHcAe cf last Saturday:
War Eagle L"dg- No. q. A. p. & A. N.
was duly constituted by Deputy Grand Ma.,ru
q. w. Panl. Of Ada c"iuty. vn Tuesday even
ing. sept I'D. Tho following are tho oitic.r.
elected, appointed and instalIrd fer the uacx
pirrd Masonic year: X. +. Miller. w. w: e.
Davis. q. w; =. G. Lsarn-d, j. w: X. H.
Leonard. Treasurer; &. s. Leonard, Secrrta.
~; Chas Hilton. y. d.: Geo. A Young, J. D.;
A. L. Leonard. Tyler, Jas. wcst and VIM
Gallick. Stewards. Regular communication
Thursday. "A O'Clock, p. ~. on or before t,e
toll moon ut each NINTH. NJ. w. Geo III. C.~
Grand Master Of the Grand L.,dge 1T the Ter.
ritory, who 10 In town, arrived too late to OH
ciatc in the cers nonirs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

| LAMESrABLE TRAdEpY.-D DR. Charles III
Crane. who lived upon the brautifal Crane
Ranch. in little gulch about two miles fron,
Boise City. was mortally stabbed by young
man named Lewis Crane. his nephew. on la1,
Friday morning. and did in u sbor, time. !,
Appears tina, his nephew was subject I. htx ot
insanity. and be and hired man on th. ranch
quarrrlrd while they we're canning toinator. Ia
the garden. DIR. Crane intrFtcrrd to effect a
settlement, Of the quarrel. when Lrwis stabbed
him in the lcft side with a large butcher knii"
DIR. Wagner was a, once sen, ioT. aud came io
the place. but DIR. Crane had expired before hr
60, there The knife had uppar~nsly cut iu,a
the LETT Lobe of the lung Young Crane wa.
taken into custody. but appeared no, s~ns,hir
III th, terrible deed he had Committed. lie
was evidently laboriag under ab-rra,inn of The
mind at the time be- iuflic ed The fatal stab
DIR. Crane was well kao. in san Francisco
ten ar hftr.a yrars ago az n sIccrssfal practi.
tion~r In his profession ne \ d-ntist. Subsr
qurntly he went to Portland. Oregon. where
VIM Molthrop. who has been engaged in quartz
enterprises in this Basin and Altura. aud Owy.
hre. Another sister j. the wife Of ECU. g.
Senator Stark Of Oregon. The widow 10 n"w
lrft with three small Children ta uoura her
husbands sudden aud terrible death. The sad
occurrenc. cast n dep gl,-om over Boise City.
for DIR. Crane was universally -.t.rmrd IN ila,
community. At last accounts young Crane
was in the hands of the prupcr authorities. la
b. dealt with agrceably {" HI. unfortunate tncn.
tai c"ndition, and the safety OF secirty srom biz
6ts Of lanacy. II is pity the precausiou bad
not been taken before the late tragedy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30
Totals ia, Ioa.. ANS

| Democrat, Radical, Independent.
The Lemhi Precinct OF Idaho county. which CAV,
Shafer a. majority, l. not counted, ~ the returni
were not officially resolved nom that place.
The actual majority for Judge Shafer, count
ing in the Lemhi vote, is 93l over Butler. a
Democratic gain of 2l3 over the majority given
Tor Holbrook in 1866, when he was Demo.
crat, aud was elected on the Democratic tick
ct In 1866 Holbrook had majority In Boise
Ada, Owyhee and Idaho. This year Judge
Shafer carried every county, except Oneida,
in which the whole influence of the Indian
Agency and other Federal patronage was Wig.
orously and most unscrupulously used against
him. 1t will be seen that, notwithstanding the
effort of Judge May to draw of votes from
the Democratic ticket, and despite thu open
and latent. and bitter and insidious antagonism
of Mr.. Holbrook's chief and confidential sup
porters and followers to drag down the Demo
cratic majority. Judge Shafer received larger
majority over Butler. who was the strongest
man the Radicals could have placed in eandi.
dacy. than Holbrook. when q Democrat, re-
ceiyed IN his contest against kirkpatrick, who
was about the weakest man the Radical party
could have put in nomination. Ia other words.
the result Of the election proves that the Dea,.
ocracy Of Idaho are much stronger than ever.
and that they Gao. not only defeat the regular
Radical force. but also and with that :orcs the
open boilers and ambushed apustates from
Democratic ranks who ally themselves with
the Radicals.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

ANOTHER BEaK.-A week or two ago we
mentioned that young bear came down Bear
Ran almost into this city II was hunted the
next day aud finally overtaken near Thorn
creek and killed by the Boise City papers OF
Saturday we learn bear came into Capt.
Bledsoe's garden in that place last Friday.
from which it went to Cranes gulch and In
the mountains. A party went hunting it but
did not find the animal
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

| OwYHEE ITEMs.-Wr extract the following
from the .iralaacAc of last Saturday:
Day before yesterday Cope & Co struck
fabulously rich gold bearing quartz IN the Pa
tosi. few rods back Ut cur office The lode
was found cropping "u: "n the surface three
or four hundred feet south ol the tunnel
Large crowds tiackssl 4, see the new discovery
and to compliment the lucky owners. All who
have s~rn IL unh-sitatiagy declare that 10 ID
the richest deposit Of gold ore ever found In
this ar any ether mining camp. We saw n
piece weighing about fifty pounds. which. after
being brukrn into fragments. was held together
by threads of s.,lid g"ld tina, penetrate ihr
mass in ever, direction.
On 1hursday last another quartz lode was
discosrr.-d on The mountain. s-st Of Ia. lax
frr and between lhr Silver Cerd and Savage.
Our irllow iownsnlan. Dave M-rk. 10 the lucky
Under. 1, is called the Appur-mack. and
pr,sps.cis rich Ia g..d aud silver.
The hrst snow Of the srason fell on War
Eagle Mountain ou the evening of sept 18th.
IL disappeared the neat morning
e. NJ. Hays IL appointed Deputy L.. :. Inter.
nal Rs'srnu- C,.rci.r for the o~, hee District,
in place "f 4. Y. bradley resign-d.
1hos. C"lr. Jr,. & Co. sent So. 600 "f treas
urr t.' San Francisco. ir"m Silver City. sept
18th b, Wells. Fargo il Ia.
sam Barr. s,agr driver. died yer, saddenl,
nc Buffalo Station Humbold, rnad. Sept 2isi-
lie vas u ioans nsaa Ia apparently robust,
h-slih.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30


BETTER MAIL ARRASGEMExTs.-Fo few
years past oil newspapers sent by mail from
the States and Territories east Of the Rocky
Mountains 70 this side. excerpt they were dis.
patched from the Office Of publication to regu.
lar subscribers, hsve been charged iettsr post
age. All printed matter was subject to the
same regulation. .Postmastsr Pinney informs
rs that this rssslataoa will Be abolished on this
very day, aid On and after tomorrow the post.
age rates On newspapers, and on I'll printed
matter-books, .masazines. Ac..-will be- uni
i0rm bstwess hsrs md ths States, the same -
prevail estwesa my two points on that side |;
~ 90 esat pr cunes. psepsA. This l. >
god sad Just arraassasat. Persons eaa psw
ssnd eeea1iesal copies u papers from this
sssst = - East z simply putting . i've ssst
Deosaee - - WsaPPsfsg u fuaa IL
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

HoRRIBLE.--A negro named Jordan Tyler
murdered young German girl named Hide.
brand. at the Pond Store. thirty miles from
Sc. Louis, No.. Sept 18th. after having bru
tally iusultcd her. He was caught and put In
pris,n, but mob took him out and hung him,
the same night.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

THE COLORADO ELEcrroN.-it Is impossi-
BILE to ascertain whether Bradford. Radical, or
Belden, Democrat, is the elected Delegate to
Congress from Colorado. Both parties claim
il. The Central Register, Radical. Of Sept.
10th, claims about $40 majority for Bradford.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

CHARAcrERIsTIc.-Th Salem Uniomist, the
Radical organ Of Oregon, calls upon the citi-
gems Of that place ''in the name of God and
morality" to mob hurdy house, aud "abate
it," Law-abiding call; isn't it'll
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

SUDDEN DgATtt.-A Canadian. call~d Theo
dorr. who had worked for the two month. pre-
s'"usly an DR.. fr"man's place in l"~cr Boisc
Valley. f"r Mr.. Price. died suddenly, Sep 10th,
while engaged IN hauling timber on The farm
lie i"rnrrly lived at C"ld HIM. in this county
IL 10 s.pp.rs"d hr died "f sp,plrxy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-In the case Of Olive S,
Gardner VS. Wells. Fargo & Co. a suit for
damages by injuries received in n stage acci
Dent, tried in the Salt Lake District Court
September 10th. the jury gave verdict to
plaintiff for $4,000 Defendants counsel
moved for new trial.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

FIRE.-From the La Grande Sentinel we
learn that Lewis Stage Station, sixteen miles
this side OF Baker City, Oregon, was destroyed
by FIRE Thursday night, Sept. cath. ard four OF
Haileys stage horses persisted in the flames.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30
MIGHTY HEAvY.-The San Francisco Ne'r'
Letter calls the Board of Health in that city
''The Society for the Diffusion of Small Pox.'

eIEx-PREsIDENT PIERCE. who has been dan
gsrously i'll, was at last accounts past the crit
;ical point, aud his. recovery is confidently pre-
adicted. We hope for it,. a
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flank r. DUcAx, Esa. " walIA Wslh. !.
making very able end s6sstiys spesshesi ID ~
.hsif OF 'ths Dssneeratie tiststia EssesrU Or
sos. In eoajuaetioa win Jas. \. Netsr. Bsa.
eaes u ~ psspssHs Rssai lsplisl 1sss.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

SufcDE.-The Rev. II. d. Mobiles, Rector
Of the Episcopal Church In Bridsewatsr. Gun.
necticut, cut his throat with razor. septem.
Der l4th. while laboring under temporary N.
sanity. He preached as usual the day before.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

rs DEMOCRATIC VICroRY.--Kansas City, Mo-,
which has been citadel of Radicalism. in a
local election, very hotly contested, early this
month. gave I43 Democratic majority.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30

TIDAL WAVE. by the arrival Of shs Great
Republic at San Francisco. from Jspsa. news
came that 9 tidal wave swept into It'd hasbSs
Of Yokahams, August 18th, tho day, silsr -
great earthquake 10 South America. ~.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-30
OFFICrAL VOTE OF IDAHO.

The Official returns Of the late election for
Delegate to Congress from this Territory is
thus given from the Territorial secretary's
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Notice.
4 IL PERSONS HAVING UNSET.
n sisd acsoans. with The late arss ~ ne<ion L
nutiaezi prsscas the for adjust
and Bal settlement so Casir nastses. st isa
- GhAfIsa k0sssarant Hc - authorized IA reccis
asd resps faF all deuts due TO- and all pay ali debts
81. tbs late aFTa. LOUIS hEDus.
CAsIAiR BAATHEs
idaho essy nrps n. ises-~4
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rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WIN. Fl.
- 101e = NJ anlv snAhaetssA agsst - s9pnd -
u9,e0a1nsaa r IdAho CITY. +. dufiag ~ atoeaes,
= 041Ds b0s1y GoAsepeGse1g al9 tbieAslp.
Il 49, G0t ~. ~ 11oD-ae1WA u. - DV4xex>a n
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nRsss. surrs, AID ,AsIs KJsne Of GMz; suaL
|IzIEa1a1 Closhing, Sx ais by LkUkbS
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On and after Monday, December 2sd., trains will
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ces:sao ESQ A. M. .ACcOmmODAIIo Arrives
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
She,riA's Sale.

Fredrick Fishinger Court Of Common Pleas
Laney Fishinger ct al. In PARTITION
J. sale to me directed. will offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the door of the Court House. in the
city of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 21st day of March, A. D.
at ten O'Clock A. NJ the following described real
and State Of Ohio, and in Franklin township de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
division made by order Of the Superior Court Of
Franklin county. Ohio in the case in partition,
snder NJ Trsbue and others were defendants, and
Which is recorded in complete record Of said Court
No O. pages 5ss to $50 and SOL. Said lot number
four "a was set off to John Hatcher. and contained
seventy,fve acres and one hundred and two poles,
and said lot number five go set off to Edwin r.
hundred and twenty-five poles. both lots togethe.
containing one hundred and ffty. five acres and
Bounded BUN as follows: Besinnins at a stake AXE on the
margin Of the river, being the northeast corner of
Wiufull in the partition of the Trabue survey No.
$780, and running on the north 5 line il 20 Of said tract
s. deg 15 min &c west s1s sIoo poles to
poles to a stake; thence west IS deg 45 min, L. 3is
south 81 deg east 10 e4 100 poles south IS deg .ast
is bounded and described as follows: beginning at
stake in the margin of the river, being the north
corner of the part set off to John Hatcher;
running thence on the north line of said John j.
Hatchers tract, south So deg 43 min west 346
poles to stake in the back line of said survey No
$50: thence along said back line north 26 deg. Is
min. west 81 "a 100 poles to stake and stons
being the north west corner Of Trabue sur.
vey, No. $50; thence along the north line of
said survey north 63 deg. As min., east 1928 poles
to a red oak on the north of the river. being
the northeast corner of aid survey No. $50 thence
the beginning. Said tract Of one hundred and fifty
five acres Q55l and sixty seven (6D poles being the
same tract Of land conveyed to Fredrick Fishinger
deed dated February 1st 1885, and recorded in vol
ume SO, pages 404 and 405 Of the deed rec .rd of
Franklin county. Ohio. Said tract held by said
Fredrick Fishinger. subject to right Of way
thereon of the Columbus, Piqua d Indiana Railroad
Company.
Appraised at s75 90 per acre.
Printers fees $50 25.
II. B. WILSON, Atty. fraF1 .ltFH --'-f-I77f
fohI
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An Ordinance

To assess special tax upon the real estate bound:
bridge to Bond street.
SEcTIoN1. Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Columbus, That the sum of Sixty
six cents, Three and ope third mills, be and the
same is hereby lev ed and assessed upon each foot
front of the several lots of land bounding abut-
ting upon Park street from the q. d l. railro I'd
bridge to Bond street, as the same are desig.
mated upon the plat of the Civil Engineer, on file
in the Office of the City Clerk, for the and
pense of grading and graveling the roadway along
the same, according to the estimate Il the City
Civil Engineer. a.-..-a
SEo.e. That the owners Ct the several lots of
land upon which the foregoing assessment. is made.
shall pay the amounts of money by them severally
due in that behalf to Patrick Kelley. within twenty
dass from the date of this Ordinance, be subject
to the interest and penalty allowed upon the same
JACOB REINHARD,
President of the City Council.
Passed Feb. 10, A. d. 1868.
Attest: L. E. WILSON. City Clerk.
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