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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

CoME TO GgrEr-Judge Hunter, Of Mem
phis. the Radical pimp Of Brownlow's who
sent the editors Of the Iraianche to prison for
crticisne his rascalIy official conduct. has been
obliged to close bis court, on account of the
heasy pressure Of public opinion against him.
A contemporary Of tho 4saianche says:
Official documents furnished the avalanche.
trol0 Warren, Ohm, where Hunter resided in
lei!, show him to be defaulter TO the county
while acting rs Trustee. to the amount Of Il
thousand and some hundred dolIars. He was
imprisoned in the celina, Ohio, Jail In ls56.
Tor embezzlement. and served out q term of
one year in the Warren Jail for larceny. These
are the kind Of men Brownlow selects for no.
litical tools. Hunter undertook to suppress
the 1raiaHche, but tho .4ralaHche has sum-
pressed him aud bis Court.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

The CArsE.-By Colorado papers of April
I'd. we learn that the cause Of the late over
land mail interruption was tremendous snow
storm beyond and in Colorado. Nebraska and
Kansas. which. completely blocked up all the
roads. during the last week in March. The
snow in Denver was three feet deep. and broke
in several buildings Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
stages did the best that could be done under
the extraordinary condition OF things. To pnsh
the mails through. IL was the seserest snow
storm Of the whole rear.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

ArN
4 - hvor of prominent business man y thia
city 10 ar permitted . copy the ionouing ex-
trsct from Ietter - received y Sunday
mail. written ~ ) Ieading citizen 81 Rocky
Bar. Altur.. eousty, April 81. i Wiki DE
writer mys:
Tbe prpapseix for tkis counky Iosk better
than they h1se cser been. The Mat Gr.Aam
Company are xtarting u. il good eerncsf. this
season. Thy h4xe tho 9lssamp miIIs On the
way, and next Monday w w. Piper, - bead
carpenter, with : lot Of men. will commence
the erection Of the accessory huiIdinxs- The
main building for one mil Is 10 Be ninety feet
square; they mean business, and / think they
will succeed A new Company hare bought
the Idaho Company ous. aad are pushing the
thing along vigorously, and viii robably erect
\ new mill this Summer
The Casco compsay. who now own and are
working the sssTide Wesf," at Red Warrior.
are getting along finely. and with the most fat
tering prospects, think they win hare two
mills in operation by next Fall. They viii start
mp one mill in about two weeks. They have
very rich rock. There are several Companies
who will start in earnest this Spring. So ron
see there Is good prospect that Alfuraz county
will come out al right
AZ the present time there IL great scarcity
Df hands Everybody who wants 30 work can
10 - Ut good wages
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

WHAT NExr 1.-The Radical Legislature oi
Western Virginia ia about TO impraeh Judge
Hindman for respecting one Of the Depart.
ments Of the General Government. in opposi.
ton to the Law Of that pseudo State. The LIE.
gislature declares, in effect. that the law Of
West Virginia is Of superior authority to law
Of the United States. This is about A. strong
a case Of State Sovereignty Interpretation as
we have heard Of. and from the party too who
assert that that doctrine is reasonable
heresy."
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

THE Sr. Louis ELgcTfoS.-Last week
the telegraph reported the complete victory NJ
the Democratic ticket in the late 81. Louis
city election. To show the vast Democratic
gain since the election Of 1866. glance at tho
Tribune almanac win suffice. In that eIec-
ton the vote stood Radical, 1906: Demo-
cratic, 0.23l-a Radical majority Of 2.Sl5.
The Democratic majority Of this Spring IL no.
stated in the dispatches. bat the whole ticke.
was elected.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22


TIE ARKANSAS ELEcTfoS.--A letter from
Little Rock. in March. TO Tennessee paper
says:
The Arkansas election on the Constitution
is passing OF quietly. The negroes are not
polling heavy vote. In several counties heard
from one-half Of the negroes registered did not
vote. The whites are voting almost unani-
mously against the Constitution. The Con-
sersaiives claim 10 hare q. 900 majority against
the Constitution. The returns are coming in
very slowly.
And dispatch from Little Rock to Men,
phis. March 18th. says:
The Arkansas election returns are complete.
Returns from the major portion Of the STATE.
up 10 Monday evening. give ten thousand ma
jority against the Constitution. The cons-r-
natives ARE jubilant over the victory.
Beyond all doabt the Consultation was de-
feated By large voie; yet the Radicals as
sumo that IL received majority vote. and have
proceeded 10 organize State government
agreeably TO il. so as 10 have two Senator's
chosen. who will surely vose for tho imp-ach-
m-nt Of thc President
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22
sATAs oUoTIxG GospEL-The Radical.

SATAs QCoTIyG GosPEL--The Radicals
hare fund something among the writings oi
A. Fl. Stephens, Of Georgia to sustain their
view Of the Tenure Of Office Act. in respect
to the appointment Of Cabinet officers They
adopt Dir. Stephens views in this particular.
but denounce bis views and sentiments upon
every other question. az heresical. disloyal and
reasonable. Do they believe Dir. Stephens to
be right only in this one thing!
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

TIE dispatches II Tie week very paIpably
reveal the fset DIT tbe Rs1icsI Managers 81
the Impcaehme.k ard fke extreme Radical
Scaators, Do not irtend y allow the President
any risht Or priyirse = ~ coarse Of the trial.
Of which shey can deprive him. b. any means.
no matter how Shameless and Outrageous
During The time the Managers were present
ing the testimony upon their side. fhry offered,
and the extreme Radical Senator's voted 70
receive, al kinds and manner Of proof irrcir-
want or irregular, - fhaf any portion Of i
might aid the prosecution. or make public SEN
timent against the President But now. since
the defence engage to bring up testimony TO
prore the faisify Of some Of that given By wit
pesses for the prosecution. or to establish the
rigbtfuIness Of the Presidents action il the
matter involved. the Managers have recourse
10 the disgracefnl line Of procedure which i
1ever witnessed out Of petty police courts.
where pettifoggers and shyster lawyers engage
N either side, and the Radical Senator'S Of the
lass we refer to ADORE vote every time to su>-
ain the Managers in these odious and con-
emptible maneuvers- The trial i not only .
iisgracefal serious farce and mockery, but ii IL
certain. also. to bring upon our couatry and
,eople the odium and condemnation Of the
civilized world. and it may yet Involve the
emnants now left Of the Republic in irretriev-
bile ruin But it Is . legitimate issue Of Rad
cal lease Of power.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

TURNED UP.-Old Californians will remen.
Der George McDougal. the brother Of the late
John McDougal, second Governor Of that
State, and Of Captain McDougal, now of the
u. 8. Navy. He disappeared from California
in 1854, and after reports that he was seen in
Utah In 1856. all information Of his whereabouts
was lost. His family gave him up as dead, we
believe. by a late indianapolis (Ind.) paper
we learn that Commander Brown, q. $. Navy,
in command of the Japanese ram Stonewall,
writes 10 bis mother, from Valparaiso, Janna-
~ 18th. of this year. that la passing through
the Straits Of Magellan, while at anchor one
day. . big chief Of the Patagonians came on
board. In this chief he recognized Col. George
McDougal. He was dressed in the rough.
est clothes, badly patched" that Com. Brown
ever saw. In return for some clothes, food.
and other necessaries and some Injuries, Nc
Dougal sent OF some game in the evening,
came himself. and told Com Brown he wanted
to have long talk with him about old friends
In Indianapolis. He remained on board tour
days. while this ram steamed on to Sandy
Point, whore be requested to be left despite
all sntresties to be taken to Valparaiso, and
thence sent boms, He give narrative Of his
wild life n biz old friend, By which II appears
That alter be LEFT Utah, be had wandered into
Mexje0, tbepoe to Peru, Chill, Buenos Ayres.
and had spent two years among the wild In.
diaps south Of the 10 Plata. lie was search
ing ier gold mipes. and Car. Bro~n believes
thas n The Sandy Point country McDpussl|
viii Be successful II the search. Ho was
|oobjpg vel, and was hopeful Of to future
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22
RecoSsrnrc1ox.-In the Mississippi Con

RgcoSsTRrcuoS.-In the Mississippi Con.
yention the following action was held:
An amendment % Article 10 was offered BY
Mr.. Cooley. providing that persons, without
distinction OF race or color, should not be En-
titled 10 more privileges than ~ present en-.
joy~d hr white men. Lost. and the article was
adopted as originally made.
Evidently the Article endows the blacks with
more privileges than white Den have been per-
mitted Who says Radical ReconstrHctipa il
not glorious thing-far negroesf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

4 ForL DgaKE.-It appears that Senator
Drake OF Missouri. who u now figuring in an
attempt TO be one Of the Radical leaders. il the
Mr.. Drake, Of the Missouri Legislature. who.
in lss9. supported and s"ted for proposition
10 sell into slavery every free negro, and his
and her descendants. who had come into the
State since 1917. or who should thereafter
come into iE Quite equal in political and m.r-
al t'arritnde 10 Dead Duck Forney. il this Mis-
souri, Drake.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

AZ ABSURD FIB.-TheS San Francisco Tines
whose Radical editors know better, prints a
paragraph which states that the New York
Herald is "a the most widely circulated and in
fuenfial Democratic paper in the United
States" A well call ForBey's Press or chroH-
icIe Democratic
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

ApJoURNEp.--The Missouri Legislature ad.
journed sine die, March 26th. That body came
very near impcaching Gov. Fletcher for the
gigantic frauds, TO which he was the principal
transgrcssor, in sppropriating about quarter
Of million Of the money received Tor war ex-
penses from the Federal Government to his
own and his favorites' benefit, and for other
grave violations Of the laws. N
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

JoHS b. WELLER--This distinguished gen.
fleman, formerly T. s. Senator from and Cos
ernor Of California, and who 50 nobly aided
the cause Of Democracy in the Idaho election
campaign of 1856. is now L. 5 Commissioner
IN Nrw Orleans
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

IDAHO MAIL PAY.-In the report of the
proceedings in the Lower House Of Congress.
March 18th. we find the following:
Mr.. Farnsworth. from the Conferences Committee
on the bill for the relief Of 0reathouss Kelly for
carrying mails In the Territories. made . report and
agreed 70 limiting the amount TO $500.
This, we believe, is compensation for mail
service between Boise City and this Basin, In
excess of the service called for BY the contract
"a daily instead Of tri-wcckly mail. The
pay is little enough--too small, in fact.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

SUPPORT ron TnE PnEsrpExT.-Ths Con.
servativc Army and Navy Union Of Washing.
ton recently held meeting and passcdthe FOL.
lowing resolution: 8
Resoired, That II the worst mast coma "a
the worst that II Congress prccipitatc war
on the country b. it, continued encroachmsnta
upon the prcrogatives Of the executive and ID.
dlcinl branches Of the government, and sr.
gres.ions upon the rights and liberties of tie
people, We hereby plodgc ''onr lives. our Or.
t.,nes, ana ollr sacred honors." 70 uphold The
liberty. 7's.-s '>''''y q
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

ANOTHER TatrMrm-A late Philadelphia
Dispatch says:
4. the city election. held to-day. in CORY
and Titassllle. the Democrats elected Mayors
and = majority Of the Council In both places.
They were neyer known To 90 Democrats
before.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

SHaMETUI--Kennedy, the Radical Super
intendent Of the New York Police. lately or
dered the arrest Of several ladies' and gentle
men Of the Jewish faith, and had them convey.
ed to the station house. for no other offence
than goins masked in their carriages to attend
the grand Purim ball lately given in that city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

WoS'T-Gov. Fenton Of New York has re-
fused To pardon young Ketcham, son Of the
rich banker, who is in the State prison for
forgeries amounting to more than two millions
of dollars He has two years to serve The
Governor il right.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22
al,iHaaaesllzlHi
MARRIED..

In Boise City. April I9ta. by the Rev q %. n. Nil
!sr. JAs- h agxsoLDs 10 Miss ApAIxsg c. 6nxassTE-
In Bosse CITY, April 18th. By the Rev. gn. Roberts.
Dawn Hrsofss % Miss MAkr T. EsyKrA
In Orc. owyhee counsy. l. r.. April I'D, by Geo.
King. J. p. 9. d. WARREN - Mrs.. ELsxAkExH Brr-
LOCK.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

Bro DAMAGE.-The great storm which
swept over the whole North and Northwest
during March 18th and Isth, blew down about
fifteen business houses in Pana- Ill, and large
number Of barns in that vicinity.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

FIRST STEAsfER--The Tenino, Captain r.
Stump. arrived ats Lewiston. April 9Th. with
81 tons merchandise, and few passcngers-
the first trip to that pcirt Of the season. Last
year the FIRST boat reached Lewiston April I3th
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

CAIIroRSra APPOINTMENTS Governor
Haight has made the following appointments:
Tide Land Commissioner, Greed Haymond.
Ii. P. Coor. and D. +. Washington: Insuraace
Commissioner, Geo. w. Movie, Of Sacramento;
Adjatant General, james NJ. Allen. vice Geo.
8. Evans, removed; State Assayer, Louis Fal-
keneau, vice B. B. Thayer. AsM s.
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announcements.

J. A. LUcKETT 10 candidate for the nomination
for sheriff subject 10 thu desssion Of the Democratic
County Convention. aa3ss
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

A WEDGE--RaDkin, the first negro magis-
trate ever in Office in Tennessee, was installed
in Memphis, March 10th
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

R0BBIxG THEIR OwN IDoI--Thc Sacrs-
mento Usio. Of April 10th publishes letter
written at vicksbarg. Miss. March 9th, BY
one George Macy, who served in the Federal
arnny during ths war. and the letter concludes
as fellows:
yicksburg j. played ont, and the country for
miles and miles il in the most wretehed state,
leTees broken. land washed away, and the
plantations growing up in weeds and cane
The blacks will mt work for planters IL they
can possibly help il They say they are cheated
out Of everything There il m immense
amount Of money collected up North for their
relief. but have got 70 see the first negro who
ever received dollar Of il in any shape
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IRoR y

In Id.ho City. Sunday night. april is,h. 20 tins
Wife of MATT. zarr. Son
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-22

IS LIE tAREs-- Wells. Fargo d Co.'S cooebes
take passengers from Denver 70 Cheyenne or
ten doIlars lss' ! ks',' ! IS '' 3.
III snsH ~ ~ ssass a sA sKss.
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IMrEAcHMExr.-Thc evidence in the
impeachment farce was closed on lac,
Monday, and the Court adjourned un.
till W ednesday to give the attorneys
time to prepare their arguments. =
Boutwell, was to open the case Tor the
prosecution. No reasonable man will
contend that there has been any thing
like sufficient proven to justify the
Senate in removing the President
and il the verdict should be renders
against him, It will be clearly The
work of maddsred prejudice. Blu
we can expect nothing better Of ths
Radical party. II the man they cleo
to Office does not override his oath O
Office, and entirely sink from view
all love OF Constitution and country
he is not a fit representative for them
and must not 10 retained in publ,
lite. Oh. shame! where 10 thy blush
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TIE LADY's FRIEND, FOR MAY-A
very beautiful steel engrsving-'Mar-
Iguerite Going to Church with Faust
and Mephistophsles 10 the background
-leads off the May number OF the
Queen Of the Monthliee.' Then there
is magnificent colored steel Fashion
plate. Summer. Time, another en-.
craving, makes one wish that the
summer days were here. The Music
for this month is called the Bellies OF
Georges Waltz Then there are nu.
merous engravings of the Fashions =
Toilette, Embroidery, Co,ffures, &c.--
Among the literary contents. We note
'Evangeliue in Prose- by Miss Muz-
ley; 'Ecce Homo, "A dead Mans
Rule by Elizabeth Prescott, Edito-
rials, Receipts, The Fashions, &C., !
Price with engraving) $3.50 = year;
Four copies (with one engraving)
5000. Address Deacon & Peterson,
|319 Walnut Street, Philadelphis. =
Sample copies, Is cents.
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FOR Inc Jasper Covritf.
MR. DoAsE-SiR: While in the vicinity
OF White. River Chapel Marin County, on
the 12th inst. I was informed ths, the skeI.
eton Of human being hid beer iound, the
day previous. when digging 10 the ROAD. q
little below the surface. ! stopped ut the
house OF Lloyd Rutherford. nesr where The
bones were found, aud sxumineJ the skels
ton and found nearly all the bones Of hu.
man, sithvUgh soms were very much de
!csysd. indicating long lapse OF time. since
The death Of this person. the Inferior max
.ilary bone Indicated the person OF advanced
age. With these bones wrss teeth ,hs'
were not those OF Q human tu. Of some an.
imal. The lonbdoid su,ure connecting the
parictal and sccipilal bones of The skuIi.
was divided on one side. ing two suturss
fur q short distance then connecting sgain;
this may havs been a wormisn bone some.
times formed along the su'ures, bu, from
the decaysd state VI bones ] could no, de
eide whether one Of these might not be
ia fracture caused by violence.
The siius,ion Of the cou.try here, on
both sides Of the river, 10 very beautiful, and
l would think Q desirable spot for a camping
ground Tor the natives, which led me 10
conjecture the bones were :hose Of On
aged Indian, buried with his faithful dog
and companion, YET. here remains a history
untold; fate which con be but CO lecture
and secret which will remain untold Ia
mortsis. until oil ere made known.
Yours. +. f Bennett. n. D.
HsYsville. Ind. April %, 1863
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Democratic Meeting.

The Democracy and Conservative
citizens Of Bainbridgs township will
meet at the Court house in Jasper,
on Wednesday thu 2sM day OF April,
1868 ut Z O'Clock 2. H.. ter the pur.
pose OF organizing q Young Mems
Democratic Club All who favor
white suffrage and equal taxation arc
earuestly requested 10 attend.
Joux g. UARRis, 7. n. CON-.
For Bainbridge TIP.
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TURxpiKE.-Wc have heard nun
Der OF our substantial citizens, during
the past two weeks discussing the pro
ject OF pike from this place to Paoli,
to connect our section with the cities
of New Albany and Louisville, by u
good road. Drive it ahead, gentle.
tlemen. It would undoubtedly DO q
great advantage to us, and a larger
one to the cities named, which would
then secure = vast trade which now
goes to Cincinnati.
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SIiERIFt,S SALE

NOTICE is hereby given tbs. BY virtue
~ Of copy Of decree. issued tom ihe
office of the clerk OF the Dubois Craui,
Court. and 10 me directed. directing me Is
make the sum of 1924 50. with ialereat and
coats. l will pr Ocssd 10 offrr for Gale q, Pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder for casl
Dubois county, 10 the town Of Jssper, on
SATURDAY, May o. 1858.
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. A NJ and
4 o'cock. p N OF said day. the renss and
.prof's'ior term not exceeding seven years
al the following drscsihed real estate si,u
ate ! in Dubois county and State OF lndisns
to.wii:
quarter oi section number thirty. town one
south range three wes', cont aiming thirty,
nine sc'es and ninety three hnndred,hs, aIsc
the north west quarter " The south wes'
quarter Of section number thirty, town one,
south range three west, containing thirty.
nine acres and seven,y hundrec,hs.
A nd on failure 10 reslis- the full amOun,
|of principal, interest snd costs called for By
said decree, ! will at the ssme time snt
plUce, ard In like manner, seIl the lee sim
pie Of said real estate.
Taken in execution ~ the properly o.
Adam Gsyer aud Maria Geysr. at the suit o.
George } tloffmsn.
SAID sale vii be made without sny relic
whatever from valuation o. appsaismeu,
laws.
HENRY MAUNTEL. Sheriff D G.
G. B CARR. Any.
April II 1913
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Hon. n. C. Kerr.

Numerous reports having been cir
cnlated in this county, alleging that
our present able Representative in
Congress had, previous to his nomin.
tion. two years ago, promised that he
would not be a candidate Tor nouins.
'tion at this time, and We having taken
the liberty 10 write to him on the sub.
,ject, lie authorizes 10 to cav that he
has made no such promises, whatever,
teither direct or indirect, at any time,
or to any person.
The contest for tho nomination
seems to bs waxing pretty warm, and
as we are frequently asked ia regard
to it, We will say that, - far ss We
can Judge, Mr.. Kerr seems to have the
inside track, aud as q hard working
member Of tho present Congress, ht
has been excelled by none, and equal
I'd by few. Any OF the gentlemen
spoken OF. however, would be al hon
or to the District and the country.