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HONOR WHERE IT Is DUE.

Our excellent fellow-citizen, E. Gotthiel,
ESQ.,, the untiring and efficient commissioner
from Louisiana to the Paris exposition, has
just received letter from distinguished
senator of France, Mons. LIE Play, COM
missioner general of the exposition. The
letter is dated Paris, August 20, and states
that Mr.. Gotthiel has been earnestly recon-
mended to the emperor as meriting the Cross of
the Legion of Honor. Mons. LIE Play further
says that the imperial commissioner cannot
help recognizing Mr.. Gotthiel's earnest en-
beavers, and as mark Of the appreciation
entertained of them, that commemorative
medal shall soon be forwarded to his address.
The governor of the State has also recog-
nized the value of Mr.. GotthieIs services
In communication to the Legislature, dated
the I'd inst, that functionary commends the
energy displayed by Mr.. G. in looking after
the interests of Louisiana at the exposition,
speaks of the important benefits obtained by
him for the State, and calls attention to the
practical suggestions contained in Mr..
Gotthiels report concerning immigration and
the necessity of a geological survey of the
State.
The governor also recommends that, as
Mr.. Gotthiers mission has been attended with
a good deal of labor and expense thus far
without remuneration; and as Governor Wells
had pledged the faith of the State that his SER
vices should be requited, an appropriation be
made in his favor. Louisiana is deeply in
debted to Mr. Gotthiel. Through his unaided
exertions our State has been awarded by the
Paris commissioners more medals and
diplomas than any other State i'm the Union
He was frequently snubbed by the official ap-
pointed by the general government; but he
was careless of the little brief authority" of
an ignoramus, and carried out his purposes
with persevering energy that now begins to
be felt
We hope the Legislature will make some
tangible acknowledgment to Mr.. Gotthiel.
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.sec Carpets and OfI Cloths.

ELhlN &c CO..
les Canal Street, opposite Chriss Chvrcs.
Are now receiving new Styles Of Velvet Brusses Three
Ply and lngrain CARPETS. Also Floor OIL CLOTHS
WINDOW SHADES La. and Dsmssk CuRrArNa "a !,
large assortment Of uPHoLsTERY GOODS for sals q, Al.
Lowest Market Price for Cash. ~
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THANKs.-We have been favored with tick
cts Of invitation to the Democratic barbecue
in ST. Bernard to-day to leave per steamer A.
G. Brown, Capt Bassett, from the foot of
Cont street, at o'clock A. NJ. Many thanks,
we shall endeavor to be represented on the
occasion
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; notice in another column requests the
. assistant marshals and chiefs of divisions to
meet over Hawkins's Saloon, on Monday
evening, at o'clock, on business of import
ance.
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II Card to the Public.

INV ORLEANS Thursday. Sept Il. 1858
As my house last night public place 70 address
Repubhcsn Club BY Mike Hahn. and others Of that
This to inform friends and patrons that the
done without consent knowledge; and had known
Of beforehand the public would not
have happened.
Being lady, can have In politics but all the men
in my employ being members Of different Democratic Clubs in
this city ser this explanation 70 se. them and rysef
right before TIE community.
MARIA E. MOORE,
Tidsw Of 7. 3. MOORE, Gashtter and Plumber.
g BaTsnns street.
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CONG GONG / GONE! Faster than the
auctioneer's hammer knocks down merchandise,
neglect disposes Of the teeth. Bid, therefore, for
that prize of life, perfect set, by brushing them
regularly with Sozodont.
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ut the Opening

OF THE FALL TRADE
People win do WELT remember McLAUGHLINs GARDEN
DISTRICT GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT, COL Maxazins
street, near the corner Of First Regiding and Resverne
promptly attendedto Square and Pictures and Portrait
Frames made at short notice Postofbce box Ig3s
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Garnet 1SrureaOssse.

sTKEET.
=, a; skpgssEAU 4 CO., Importers offer .. 10. gree.
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; hATTING-oJO rolls
China, 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SEADES; Table and
tans-Lsce. Reps Worsted Dsmssk Furniture dover.
ne-Lnen a9d Cotton. striped: OoruIces Banda
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''S0Ufheyn Lands .agency.

We offer services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERTY, etc. the Southern States References and in
ormation promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON & CO.,
No. - I1herfr strset Me- nx
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DIED 1.

Vaudeville, La Monday even'n l4th inst GAsPARU
kEh aged sixty years, native Of Germany, and
reedent OF this city for the last thirty years
On Tuesday. September L. 5RHPAUL w. cor.
LENS aged "a years
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The sheriff of Bossier parish denies the
truth of a statement in the New Orleans Re
publican that son of L. W. Baker, of Belle
vue, was assaulted in his presence, and proves
his denial by afidavits in the Bossier Banner.
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Agency
FOR IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS FOR srEAN
WATER AND GAS

We have received full supply of PIPE and FITTINGS
both Plain and Galvanized and shall continue at
ufacturen prices
We have also good supply of SHELF HARDWARE
SHEET, BOILER, BAR and ROD IRON, RUBBER
HOSE, PACKING, SHEET LEAD LEAD PIPE and all
kinds pr RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT and MECH AMOS
soPfLiEs which we will sell as low any house in the
South.
B0STICK & SEYMOUR.
rofC
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MARRIED :

On the 18th inst by the Rev. j. c. CARPENTER at the
denee Of the brides mother No los ST. Charles street
JAMES NEWELL to Miss LAURA POWLIs
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Special NOfice.

The Gentlemen appointed Assistant Marshas aud Chiefs
Of Division for she reception of the ST. LOUIS DELEGA
lion respectfully eque ted the Club Room OF
the BLAIR KNl1h rs, Hswkins's Saloon, on NOS-
DAY EVENING. att O'Clock punctusIly.
A. II. MASON,
randi al
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Nlct Goods.

@. H. II dnIERNIANN,
Va ane eo.''..'..Can4i street.. IDA ana or
HASH st rs,urpt} with LarE, Stock Of
coRALs, DIAMONDS. WATCHES FINE JEWELLERY
AND 'stLvERwARE
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Rfutr Knights.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE

RECEPTION COMMITTEES
OPERA HOUSE.
Has the hoEor Of informing wish 10 participate
at the BANNER AND FLAG PRESENTATION At the
Opera House. that the the stage viii reserved for
the
Young Ladies representing GOddssse States and their
escorts
Gentlemen Of the ST. Louis Delegation.
Reporters Of the Press
Presidents Of the Democratic Clubs.
Committee on General Anapgsnents.
Officers Of the I" siair Knights A."
None others but those sbove mentioned viii be admitted
the stage
The Ladies' Delegation Of St. L-u'.
TIE Ladies Desgsiionof New Orleans escorts
The invited guest viii occupy the front tier and the stage
boxes Of the FIRST Of the dress circle
The Democratic State Central aud Parish Conmittess will
occupy the parquette boxes
The front seats Of the parqustte reserved for the
families Of the honorary and active members of Blair
Knights
Tie Blair Knights VII occupy the rear seats Of the
parqustte.
The public viii occupy all other places not been
reserved
The doors Of the Opera House will be open at O'Clock
The Of the Reception Committee are requested 10
meet punciuaIy at the Opera House, ss O'Clock r. On
WEDNESDAY, the Esd inst.
BERNARD AvEGNo,
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brilliant Store Depot
AND HOUSE-FURNISHIN STORE.
40 Camp and Iss Tchoupitoula. SIS.

II. HALLER having established a new store at No a
Camp street. invites the inspection Of hOuseke pers
er 70 bis new a. complete stock Of tie celebrated BRIL-
Last COOkING STOVES and all kinds of HOUSE
FURNISHING ca obs. -
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Programme

Programme
--a-r-r
Banner and Wreath Presentation
FRANK BLAIR GUARDS, JR..
NATIONAL THEArER,
-oN-
Tuesday Evesipr. sept. &c. at 8 o'clock.
OVERTURE BIT THE ORCHESTRA.
Presentation Of the behalf of the Young L.de, BY
. !. o. NIXON, JE
MUSIC.
Receiving of ,he Banner on the part Of the Club BY
SAN. ". SMALL
MUSIC.
Growing Of the Banner with Wreath the First and
Fourth Districts by Mr. D. NOISE. Response By
J. S. BoULLEMET.
MUSIC
Reception Of Wreath the Second and Third District. By
A. l. DBLEsDERNIER
MUSIC.
Address to the sudisncs BY Hon. ANTHONY sAMBoLA
LIVE OF MARCH:
The various Clubs win form in procession right resting
Csrondeet street, thence 10 Poydas down Poydrss
Charles, up St. Chsres to St. Joseph St. Joseph to
Apollo, MP Apollo to No 2ss where Wreath be pre-
sented the Club. Thence MP Apollo Josephine joss.
phine to Magazine, down Magazine TO Race Annuncon
down Annucistion to Call Camp Down Camp Canal
to charres, to Espsnads mp Espsrsse Dsuphi.e to
Louisa Ne &C. where another Wreath will presented
Thence 10 Rampant Rampant y south aid.
Of Canal to the Clay Statue, the procession will be
dismissed.
All Democratic Clubs requested to attend,
The Paquette will be reserved for the accommodation OF
visiting Clubs.
The hsshals OF the visiting Clubs viii report to the Grand
Marshal upon arriving at the Thester.
The members Of the Club respectfully requested TO
assemble at Headquarters promptly at O'Clock.
DUDLEY SELPH,
Grand Marshal
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assisted BY the following named sentl.meu a,
Assistaat Marshais.
LLOYD r. COLEMAN,
J. r. PURvIS,
b.. J. T. SCOTT.
Or. L 7. PIN,
r. !SINNoTr,
J. O. BLoHM.
W. N. OWEN,
Z. HOWARD MccALEB,
SAM BOYD,
Or. J. n BRUINS,
CHAs. s. GREEN,
JOHN W. TOBIN,
JOHN sINNoTr.
R. n. OGDEN.
J. T. A. LYON.
J. HOLMES
THOs. L. AIREY.
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Georssl .s.ees,
MANUFACTURER tJF HAVANA CIGARS
IMPORTER OF GENaINE LEAF TOBACCO.
ISIS RAMP.sRr STREET,
NEW i0RLEANs

orders Tor CIGARS quality hlled promptly with
strict attention Sells Cga unsurpassed In Havana at sur
prisingly low rates. All LEAF TOBACCO Goth the
fnest Havana and Americas OF ali kinds
Has received large supSts of RIBBONS from Granada
Nos. 10 Is and % IL
SMALL PROFITS snS quick RETURNS.
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Electors for the State at Large,
Ex-GovEREoR r. G. wICKLIFFE Of West FeliciAna
ISAIAH GARRETT. Of ouAchitA
ALTERNATEs:
JAMES P. FRERBT Of jefferson.
JUDGE J. N. LEA, o. 0rleank
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Kssc Goods.

me Finest TINE KEEPbEs the world direct frouAs
celebrated factories Of obiss t. B. Cooper and ssesr
In Europe, are arriving dsJfst ' ''' ''N's
A. B. iGRIswoLD & co.'s.
f; Corner Canal and ROYAL streets
Importers and hanufactues Of Jewelry Diamond and
Watches, Clocks BronEft and vases ~ N
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YoR VICE PRESIDENT:
FRANK H. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI
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blair Knights.

SD l. puPEI RE. A..I.tapt secretarr.
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e. Carrier y Co.

CELEBRATED !lATENr IMPROVED
COTTtfN GINS.
A FULL ASSORTMENT Of the LATEST MANuFAn
iohb OF these well knovamd most approved GINS nov
received and constantly "a hand. together SAWS,
BANDS, CRATES, BRlftLEs, BOXES, etc.
The wide and unsurpas reputation of this GIN tbrouvh
cut the country too wei Established to require further carr
theases or indorsemsDtstO ihe planter.
FOSTER CO.. Agents,
Ne. ITO GrAvier street,
New Orleans La
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MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20. 1883.
Democratic National Ticket.

FOR PRESIDENT:
HORATIO SEWN OUR,
OF NEW YORK.
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sr. L pUPEIRE. As I,sLt secretarr.
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Bearers OF the FIsx and Banner Presente
to the blair Kp'rAts

a. II. tMAs0N, Grand Mar.h.,.
A. BENJAMIN. Aid to Grand Marshal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-26

Fatal STAGE ACCIDENT. One Of Iii
lsrachsy's llpr of stages. while making the up
ward trip, turued over near wagoatown, 4
few miles brlow Silver City. las, Tue.da,
norning, Just before daylight. as the driver
Was trying 10 make the turn slowly aroand a
sharp point, Outside with the driver sat ia q
oi Wells. Fargo Il Co.'S Messengers. Mrs.r.
French and H. Z. Ward In the fall Mr..
French was crushed asains; cottonwood tree
which s;""d by tia roadside aud instantly
allied. Mr.. Ward was ihr"wn oa in frun, be.
tween the wheel horsrs. aud was badly. but We
are glad &" learn, not dangerously injured lie
savcd hinsrlf worse hurts lsusn onr of The
h"rsrs. which WAS Kicking fariou.ly 10 r..f..
cate iisrlL, BY grasping the animal tightly
around Quo l~s. and thus prevented /, from
striking bis hrad aud oody with IL. Lopfs The
driver. CAas L'scrinUrr. fortunately ~,cz,psd
Injury. Inside. as passengers, wrrr Mr. Wo.,l.
ward. Clayton YAH. f"rm-rly Of this ctr.
Henry Grraihou.c. his wife and daughter.
Luckily. not Que vi them sustained injury, Ne
arc glad tn lraFu The passengers and Mr..
Ward oil unite IN generating The drivrt frou,
blame. i, was an ace,dcn, which TO ordinary
human f"rcsigh. could hare prevented. and
Livrrm"rc ia very careful driver. he has
driven stage an this coast for tltccn ar sixteen
years. aud never brlorr had an accident io or.
cur to bin IN the basinrs. He aud French
were very warm friends. A. so"n "a the sad
intelligence was conveyed to Silver City, a
number of citizens. Among whom was 10. A.
Lachrst Of this city. immediately proceeded 10
the scene of the Disaster. and brought in the
remains of Mr. French. Ills had wa, very
badly crushed. lie leaves a y"ung aud drvo.cd
vile IN Silver City. Poor French from many
years Of acquaintance with hun, We can avouch |
that which all WHO knew hia, will readily RI |
preas-that he WA aH upright. manly. una.. |
snming. nobIe-hrartcd gentleman. and man,
warm friends has be lcft who will mourn hi.
loss.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-26

ViGiLANTE APoLoGtsr-Ths Boise CITY
StdtesRan engages in the culpable service III
indicating the late murder in Montana of one
VIM. Hinson, who was hung BY n vigilante
mob. and to Justify that murder and its own
position, it quotes from Montana paper IA
show that Hinson was bad man" that h.
had stolen rifle last Summer, was suspected
Of having killed a China woman last Winter.
and had knocked down and robbed fr.irhtrr
at Benton Of fro dollars. If Hinson had
committed all these crimes why was he not
lawfully tried for theml Montana has regu.
lary organized osurts. with loil judges to pre-.
side in them, and loil Prosecuting Attorneys 10
present the facts before the grand jurics. trial
juries and courts. II the courts are fit tribu.
mails to decide be.wsen the rights and TO adjust
the claims Of contendiog parties in matters Of
mere dollars and cents. where life 10 no ways
jeopardized, they certainly should be received
as the proper tribunals to cit In Judgment upon
the liberty or the life of men charged with
crimes or misdeeds. Men who take the trial
and punishment Of others into their own hands
have no defence lett To them. in right or reas-
on. especially in communities where courts are
regularly organized and just trials are assured
TO oil who are brought before them, and by
their organized resistance TO the laws and TO
the constituted tribunals they inact even
greater evils upon the community than do the
worst wretches whom they put TO death. But
we are not surprised at the Statesman's cham.
Pionship Of oil the vigilante murders. Certain
spirits, like the ghost Of Banquo, will not down.
and hence the editor Is continually trying 70
establish the justification before the ru6lic for
his own evil deeds, in conne ction with ether
mems violent deaths, which his own guilty, self
accusing, ever-torturing conscience, will not
allow ID the privacy Of his wakeful or dun. |!
bering moments.
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DODoIro THE REAL racr r

In commenting upon the naturalization OF
Chinanan in. New York, the San Francisco
Times undertakes to shiit the onns Of the nc
from the Radicals b the. Democracy. It says
If inc chinaman was natn raiizedin New York. III
he papers nnaes me ma .h Jaw
are net Responsible for the laws, or the naturaliza
ton Of tie dhinamen under them.
Inthis The Times seeks to dodge the facts
The naturalization laws were framed and
passed under the Democratic administration
of President Jefferson, but they We're, passed
to reach only white Foreigners --pefsonsof the
Caucasian. not OF the Ethiepian or the Mon.
golian race; and while Democrats administered
the Government and presided over the Courts,
the intention of the Iramers aud the passers OF
that law was carefully observed. aud no i'm
ported African or Asiatic was ever admitted
to citizenship. The law 10 right and proper
enough; but it is the forced. improper, aud
hurtful perverson of the law TO serve their
own ends, on the part of the Radicals in pow.
er, in Congress aud in the Courts, which the
people Justly complain OF. They construe the
law to ad,nst all to citizenship. without regard
to race or color. and hence We have negroes
and Cinnamon. aud may have Hottentots and
cannibals, invested with the precious privilege
of naturalization, Bnt the Times is douby
wrong IN laying the blame on Democrats for
this thing OF granting naturalization papers 10
Cinnamon. The case in point, in New York,
was under a Radical Federal Judge: but il is
not the frst case. Some months ago a China
man was naturalised by the Radical u. 4 pis.
trict Judge of Massachusetts,. aud that MAS.
We believe, the FIRST instance which ever &C.
Cured ia the countr, of granting natnralixa.
ton 10 any of Monaghan blood. The Radicals
do with the naturalization Laws as they do with
the Constitution-drivc through it. or over il,
Or totally spurn it. when it interfercs with
heir desires or in,crr.ts
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PLEASANT ruR Woops.--A Shasta CORE,
pond"ht of the San Francisco Examiner. in

PLEASANT ruR Woops.-A Shasta corres
pond"tt Of the San Francisco Erominey, in .
letter Of September 9Th, says:
PROM all parts Of this county hear Of no losses u
tue Democracy but rather gains: and ~ The God
snd-moralty party had prevailed on Gov woosis al
oreg"n. To help Geo. g. q. so stomp tho State.
sa'nk we would beat them badly up here.
They can't have woods however. lie II
nearly crazy to make speeches. but his ambi.
ton - up since he has sprung from n starva.
ton practice as low court pcttifoggrr to the
Governorship Of State. lie thinks Il IL
Grants reticence which chiefly contributed
towards his nomination for the Presidency.
and from now until after the Radical National
Convention Of 1872, Woods will remain ret;.
cent, if it nearly kills him--and II will. George
will talk very ugly and savage after that event
He has reached his top notch. He will On
down even faster than he ever went up In pub
lie life.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-26

ANOTHER PRIZE FiGur-Teddy Smith and
jimmy Rattle, both nosices in 6stic fca.s in
public. fought prize fight in Montana. Sept,
9th, which continued through twenty rounds
lasting twenty-five minutes. vi hen Rafllr was
declared The victor by Teddy hitting foal
blow. Teddy did the stand-up-and-take-i. fight
Ing all through, while Jimmy lodged and went
down frequently to escape punishment Con.
Orem was one Of the umpres Tho fight at.
tracted large crowd.
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SfGSIricANr.-The Froaties Imdcr of Sept.
18th notices the fact that the Central Pacific
aud Union Pacific Railroad Companies are let
ting contracts for one hundred miles Of track
side BY side with each other along the north
end OF Sal, Lake. and through the Goosc creek
mountains. This Indicates rival roads rather
than community of interests, or n singlc rVad
acruss the continent
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-26

\ LggTLE TOO FAsT.-Thr Walla Walia
SiGfcsmaa says an application for divorce was
made to Judge Wyehe. in That place one day
recently, and the parties had been married only
the day befurc. The paper DOES not state
whether the groom or bride was the applicant
The Judge very properly declined 10 listen 10
the petition. and recommended the "haIpy
pair" To try matrmony little longer
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-26

ADA COUNTY SrArlsrIcs.-The StatesmaH
says the Ada county assessment roll shows-of
real property, s369. 1877 90; personal property.
S7s9,9so 95; with subsequent assessment of
about 100000 There are 81 names on the
roll, and the tDtal OF taxes levied is S3i.7T3 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-26

DISTINGUISHED HoNoR.-Col Henry Ohlc,
who represented Oneida county In the last
Territorial Legislature, was the referee 10 Che
late prize fight between Con. Orem and John
NcArdle, near Helena, Montana. .
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-26

An ATRoCITY.--The Esmeralda Union
quotes the marriage, IN Lone Pine, Inyo coun.
ty, California, Of l.. Peayson, aged 10, to Miss
A. Harrico, aged years and s months-"mar-
ried ut the residence Of the brides father. /"
That father aud the groom deserve the sever
est Of horse-whippings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-26

SENATOR FOWLER on KEILY.-'rhe Radi.
cal Senator of Tennessee publicly expresses
his opinon of wm ID. Kelly. the Radical lead.
er oi the Pennsylvania delegation IN the House
OF Representatives. in this way:
In the beginning detected him ms a revolu.
tionnry conspirator. Far the sake .t those |
lore aud who love the. wish To declare never
called on him. nor had intrrc"urs. with him
He has committed malicious. deliberate for.
gerry on nie in writing speech AS minc which
| never delivered
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-26

ANOTHER PUTNAM WANTED is n
she-wolf ravaging sheep folds in Clntsop county
Oregon. which deies the hunters She has
devoured y total of over 200 sheep. been hunted
for months. and still keeps up her sheep kiiIing
almest nightly. Cannot some one play Old
Put on the varmint
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-26

MORE RAsCALTTY.-The Montana Post says
Owyhee dust is being passed OF In Helena ut
going gold dust rates there-eighteen dollars
per ounce, we belieye,-while it is worth only
nine or ten dollars. About 900 ounces are
in circulation, it is thought
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-26

DENIES Ir.-Thos. Fallos, u pro,ninen cti,
zen of San Jose, California, having been re.
ported rs convert from Democracy to the
support Of Grant, publicly denies the report in
the Argas, aud declares his determination to
vote for Seymour and Blair