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which destroy the Manly Powers snd create impede
ments to MARRIAGE with means Of relief Sent IN
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dress A. J. FULLAM, Springfield, Vermont. su5-3m
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In Ra1akrunfnr

District Court OF the United States for the Eastern District
Of tennessee Oi''ii<
- Ia INC matter Of William Lyle, Bankrupt
WHOM IL MAY CONCERN: THE
snsa hereby gives notice Of hs su,ontr,.v4 a.
~ 81 mlism Lyle Of the county Of Carter and sat-
-essse1 Nithin said District who aas been s51s5 ,
said District q n = x Rrsassg istricI court VI
Dated at Jonssboro' July 10Th, isss nse -
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Wl UaTy 60 as, AdminlsIFstoTs, vs. d. Hart o as
EROM THE ALLEGATIONS IN THF

~ IsO4A ILL IN LII
II bill, which to- IL appears that Thomas Hart
Joseph o. Hars, Susan T. Hart Lizzie Hart Benjamin.
Fart citizens OF the State OF Texas T. Guthrie anS
his wife n B. Gathre formerly H. B. Carey} Citizens on
the State OF Missouri and sally Am Hart whose residence
4 unEown IL is therefore ordered by the Master AZ Juv
Aues that publication be made for four successive weeks IN
Brownlows Knoxville Whig requiring said defendants 10
appear beiore the Chancery Court be at The court
huc IN Jiekboro the Sd Monday Of October next hsn
aid there TO plead, answer answer to be filed by as
Monday CT October next BY rule Of this Court d4nur or
otherwise make defense 70 said BILL the win taken
for confessed rnd set for hearing parts.
aug LIT pf5 DAVID HART c AM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

butchers lightning Fly-Killer
Cheap and destructive. Every sheet will kill quart.
Don't be peetered with flies
Give them the sHEIT aud rest in peace. Ask
for DUTCHER's, and take other.
Sold everywhere. jane 7-lm
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james O Hutsop Administrator vs. A. B. LINDSAY ., -.

James O. Hutsoni Admnistrator, A. 8. Lindsay Of a
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT
u and the sherins Return OF SulpoEa endorsed bsr.op
Anon aud Andrew Gross not 10 be found and b,i
their rosaenee unknown and cannot be ascertaned iron
diigen4 Inquiry IL Is ordered that publication be mads ~
four successive weeks in Brownows Knoxville Whv reri
EnS said defendants 20 at the Chsnosy 70 Be
held ct The court house in gacksborO the 81 MOpdav al
October then and plead answer (ansvsT ~ n.
fed BY tins first Monday Of October next By rule OF ts
Court denur, otherwise make defense bill or b
win be taken for confessed 70 them and set for bssr
ing ex parte. sugl-it pf5 DAVID HART, Q. { NJ
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In RankrunfcY
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strict Court OF the United States for the Esef pis
Of Tennessee.

Of Tennessee
In the matter Of Victor II. sturm, Bankrupt
Eastern District Of Tennessee. Sc:
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT
\ on the Sst day Of July, 1863 warrant Of BapEruptrv
as Issued out OF the District Court Of Units States s
tne Eastern District Of Tennessee against ts sSts og
victor 5turm II Tasews the county Of CIaIborns h
Who mas been adudged Bankrupt on BIS own
tnat tne paguen Of any debts and the dsliysry
say Popety 70 such Rankrupt to him or for bis use
'os ansier OF AIRY property BY him arc forbidden ~
y Prev siT debts and 70 choose cue more asgnsss q
- VI 2s neld a. OcuIt Of Bankruptcy 20 b hsd
hnexyils, Tennessee, before William Axis a Rss,sfy IN
D., 1868, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ F'i' -
d. MCDANIEL, Mssseaxsr
augo-zt and y. s. Marshal for SAID ristrt-t
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hereby desgnatg the Press Heraa ami BrobHlou
e bgs OF Knoxville IA said District the neusps-
HnlSh the above notice shall DO published by
aeperott Assignee Of the estate r. r. Hsml.
s'A' OenAfuPs aforesaid, according TO law.
JOEL A. DEWET,
~ -. ., Register In Bankruptcy
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Eastern District of Tennessee, S..
Ar RooEasyILLE, the 18th day OF July Ises
pHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIyEs
a notice Of his appointment as Assignee Of Robsr
emten OF Hawkins county and State or Tennessee with
n SAID District who has been sdudged bankrupt gpon BIZ
Ohh pettion by the District Court Of said District
THOMAS McDERMOTT, Assignee
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THE 1mPEAcHmRnr QUESTION.

A careful scrutiny of the dispatches ON ths
Impeachment Of the President satisfies us thai
Congress has simply placed itself into the mos
fatal dilemma its fanatical, and maddened
leaders could manage to lead it or drive it
"Whom the gods would destroy they first
make mad, and never have we known an in
lance to which the adage could be more fifty
applied. The House, goaded on by that old
sinner, Thad. Stevens, and his ilk, have carried
their impeachment resolution, and now aomss
whats The most ludicrous bathos In histo
ry-not from the sublime to the ridiculous. bul
from cataract's height to it's destroying depth
What are the articles of impeachment In
convertible terms thus Let, The President did
something. ed, So he did. Sd, He did, in.
deed. 4th, He actually did. 5th, probably
He did do something else. And upon these
absurd charges, or upon articles equally alb.
surd in statement, the Congress will try to i'm
peach him for the commission Of "a high crimes
and misdemeanors .sg .#.s.at.
i uluh VI Oiu HIM. 6toSCuS tknPuoCnauS snc
President for violating the Constitution, when
the old wretch specially glories that he has for
six years been working, with Congress, out.
side of the Constitution" Think Of the Sen.
ators and Representatives who passed Indem.
nifty bills in behalf Of Abraham Lincoln for his
many violations of the Constitution, now i'm
peaching Andrew johnson for having proba-
bly,, but not surely, to their own notion, VIC.
lated that instrument in single stated in.
stance And think of House and Senate oil
Radicals, who have 'for seven years violated
every article of the Constitution, and trans
crossed and spurued and derided every law
even of their own making.-which contlicted
with their own present purposes. seriously
proceeding to impeach the President for disre-
garding q law which they had passed, in def
ance Of the Constitution, to degrade and rem
der the Executive powerless against them
The thing is too absurd, grave rs it may seem,
and IL nerer can be accomplished. The i'm
parchment will fail The people cannot be
made to see that the removal Of Stanton and
the appointment of Thomas are high crimes
and misdemeanors," and the Senate will not
dare to declare 30.
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Observation-Disclosures

II -
j WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-In the Senate, u
bill was introduced BY Thayer 10 dissolve the
Peace Commission. Referred.
In the House, Boutwell,, from the Impeach-
ment Committee, asked that they might report
in print. Adopted.
Police Superintendent Kennedy, Of New
York city, sent q dispatch to Congress about
somebody likely to blow up some house in
Washington with Eve cans Of nitro-glycerine.
Gen. Thomss' counsel will apply for . quo
,carranto on Stanton, to show why he holds
the War Office.
/ New YoRK, Feb. % The HeralGs special
says it ia believed that two-thirds vote to im-
peach the President cannot be obtained in the
Senate. a lag III gwa8 8ta1gl
In the Louisiana Convention the substitute
to disfranchise was tabled, after hot debate.
The Mississippi Convention thank Congress
for impeaching the President l,ls.,
The New York State Convention will sub
init the negro suffrage question separately.
Canal Commissioner Dorm is to be impeached
Congress has done nothing further towards
- u Is ..a...,.z. :.
LoNDos. Feb. 81 .-Government win with
draw all suits against Irishmen. indicted for
attending mock funerals in Dublin. NJ n
The Ne,cs says al England viii regret the
departure Of Minister Adams s.,
The Times says whoever succeeds Adams
will have an easy task in settling the question
Of rights OF naturalized citizens
The Bow street magistrates refuse 10 issue
q warrant to arrest Gov. Eyre OF Jamaica for
murder. .., 81 t #...,..s.sss.,.....
The treaty with Prussia concerning citizen
ship and expatriation, is reciprocal, to termi-
nate in ten years. H-r
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ANNA COMING To GgiEr.-Thc Radicals
are becoming disgusted with their whilom
great favorite, Miss Anna Dickinson, the peri.
patetic political sccld and strong minded ter
magant. She lecturcd In the Des Mones
(Iowa) Court House. Feb. 9TH, and here 10
what 10 said OF her discourse: #i
Miss Anna Dickinson lectured on the oft-re-
peated, and worn out topic, entitled Break.
ers Ahead" She had a very full house. the
Court House being crowded TO its utmost ca.
pacity, more attending out Of curiosity to sec
and hear her than anything else. Her lecture
was nothing more than political harangue Of
the Wendell Phillips stripe. She denounced
the Radical party for cowardice in abandoning
and hiding It's principles in the smoke Of Gen.
Grants cigar. Her denuuciations Of General
Grant were received with no mark Of appro-
baton or applause, but with silent detestation
BY the audience.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

CROOKED STORY.-The Helena (Montana)
Gazette of Feb 9Th tells the following very
unlikely story:
Roland, who murdered Clentent Saville q
Crow Greek in Janoary, after being captured
and while being conveyed 70 Hclena met with
fatal accident. Its said that Roland carried
rope in his hat, and in passing under limb
Of tree his hat was brushed of and one end
of the rope become tangled around his neck
and the other around limb, the horse running
from under him and leaving him suspended.
Whether these are the exact circumstances
we are not prepared 70 vouch for, but a. to the
accident we suppose there il no doubt
The accident" was most likely q case Of
Vigilante execution. Hsf n
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OREGON IrEMs.--By the courtesy Of Wells
Fargo e. Co.'s Agents and Messengers along
the route, we have Portland dailies from Feb
both to the 18th. from which We extract the
following items:
The Ajax arrived at Portland, from San
Francisco, the night Of Feb. 18th.
The ice was so broken and lo0sed that navi-
CATION was opened 10 the Cascades on the 18th,
and the upper river to the Dalles was report.
ed navigable.
Late SHOWS and heavy rains had caused q
rapid seof the Willamette river, and the roads
were almost impossible all over the Valley.
Snow laid forty-seye days on the hills 10 Lane
county.
The late Catholic Fair in Portland. Melted
$500.
A lodge Of the order Of the Eastern Star,
Tin adaptive Masonry, was instituted in Ore
gon City, Feb. I'D The following are the
officers; Mrs. G. McCue, President; Mrs. Ma.
ry Barlow, Secretary; Mrs. j. X. Ralston,
Treasurer; Mrs. Wm Barlow, Inside Sentinel;
Mrs J. L. Hurford, Marshal; j. +. Hurford.
Instructor.
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ANOTHER scARE.-A San Francisco di

ANOTHER SCARE.-A San Francisco dis.
patch Of Feb. 26th, says:
A telegram from Victoria says ID IL reported
that an arrived Fenian head centre 10 In re.
ccipt Of dispatches from reliable parties in
San Francisco, announcing that 10 10 the inteu.
ton Of the Fenians TO make raid ON British
Columbia. This has caused considerable ex-
element. Said Information 10 Of such nature
that Admiral Hastings has deemed it prudent
TO take immediate precautionary steps. The
banking houses have also taken sction, secur.
ing themselves from the impending danger. ID.
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We see by the dispatches of February 27th
that Senator Yates of Illinois has presented
"a memorial from citizens of Utah, praying
for the erection Of the Territory of Wyoming.
and the annexation Of Utah and Idaho thereto"
To do this would be somewhat more absurd
than that tying Of his son.in-law to q sword
which Cicero spoke Of in pungent humor.
There were sword and son.in-law. in that
instance, whereas in the case before US there
are the two Territories Of Idaho and Utah,
but there js no Wyoming. In searching Radi-
cal authority to look up that Terra Iaoogai.o,
we find the following. in the Tribune Almanac
for the present year:
WYOMING.
The people Of Southern Idaho and Northern Utah
have undertaken 10 organize Territory By this
on the eastern side Of the Rocky Mountains The
consent Of Congress- however has not been obtained
And this is oil we can End about Wyoming
The Salt Lake Nc,rs AYERS that 1t 10 not aware
of any citizens of Utah having prayed for any
such measure as the Yates memorial proposes.
and we have consulted with pioneer aud prom
inent citizens Of this Territory on the subject,
and all state that they never heard Of such
movement. II Congress is about 10 enact
practical Mormonism on Idaho and Utah, BY
sealing them both 10 q lord Of Congress' own
choosing own formation, for that matter,
why. very likely Idaho rs well as Utah will
have to stand the pressure. But what com.
mentary ON the peculiarly Of Radical rule 10
offered in the proposition which Senator Yates
has put before the Senate Il no afraid that
Idaho will again send on Democratic Dele
gate to Congressi She certainly will, II not
squelched, or sealed to Wyoming.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

ANOTHER FLooD fEAREp.-Thc following
dispatch from Trinity Center. California, dated
Feb. 25th, appears in the Portland papers Of
the 18th:
The past week has been one inccssant storm.
aud il Is still storming. From three to five
feet Of snow yet remain on the ground, aud Is
90 soft as 10 render all efforts at travelling nj.
most useless. All the streams and rivers have
been very high. On Clear creek about two
miles Of telegraph line 10 washed away, and
about the same distance Of the stage road IL
gone Cottonwood and Clear creeks. between
Shasta aud Red Bluff, have been impossible
for week.
No stage has arrived ut Shasta from the South
since the 18th. No communication of any kind
south Of Shasta since that date The Sacra.
mento river opposite Shasta was four feet
higher than ever before known. Fears are en-.
tertained that the country ID flooded below.
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TfMEs IN TENSEssE.
Of Feb. Is says tf

TiMEs IN TENSEssE. "a Nashville dispatch
Of Feb. Is ssysiis1 tistaaesm8 IS n1liast
There is general disposition throuehout the
State in favor Of popular Convention looking
70 the remodeling Of Che State Consultations 90
~ 70 extend suffrage TO All the whites. bcy.
eral papers are earnestly urging II, Ga The
other hand, Brownlow has announced, through
the Knoxville Wkig, that II such Convention
be convened he would disperse Il At the point
Of the bayonct. With OH this popular discon.
. " the people win Insist On . Conventivp
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

Il GorE CRAzYs--Mspy On old Californian
win remember Alex 7. Langtpn. III isdsiati.
gable Expressman in the Northern tier of min
Tag counties. He was lately sent 70 the Stock
ton Insane Asylum. . hopeless maniac, through
&piritualism- another victim TO that dcmoni.
Ky nuWDuEgery. 9H .ssatfE ea H8 sNtak sfsagtt
t.44oa
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ri FROM UAGATII1.A.--The Press Of Feb. 2otA,
reeeivsd Last night, announces the river spsa
10 navigation. sa51n 81 aAlu ga.sHd sanSf
II TIRES freight wagons from Boise CIV ssssh-
Cd umatipa Feb. 26ths and loaded fos inms.
date return trip. loisAahnop ueisnaq aa1'
.rla til YqutnKfga 4 II, s.ss4., y IL 1T h..nsgls
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Snow SHOE RACE. The Sacranento Usion
gives account Of snow shoe races at Laporte,
Cal, early in February, in which the winner
Of the chief prize, Of el25, made 400 fest IN
81 seconds-or at the rate or one mile In less
than one minute 10 seconds. Sixty Eve racers
started in squads Of nine each. "A tie between
Jacob Hines, and T, Reasdeap Of Sawpit Flat.
for the prize. WAS won by the latter. Three
II the racers wsre injured, Jacob Hlssi quite
severely, by another running into him and hit
ling his bead with his snpw shoe, ~ su,sI FIJI
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Good PRICE. DuRsll 4 Co.'S old corIueii
sEoie sna %; Y Bcise City cold few daya
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MIKE McC noticing the return of
McCoole, the pugilistic champion. to his home
10 that city. Feb. 18th. the st. Louis Repabli-
can says:
While in New York city he saw O'Baldwin,
the juvenile Irish giant He is q big boy, but
Mike seems to think he could "whip" him, or
any other man. He 10 in splendid physical con-
dition, and realizing the necessity of thrashing
Coburn he will soon put himself to severe
course Of training for the work.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

TROUBLE IN HAwAII.-Advices from Hon.
oluIa TO Feb. 9TH say the Government ticket
succeeded over the American ticket in the re.
cent election. There was much excitement.
The Kings party published very scandalons
charges against the commander Of the u. s..
ship Lackawana and the American party, and
accused them Of scheming t. overthrow the
Government. This has raised the question Of
annexation, and it il thought the American
party is the strongest. A coolie outbreak in
Hilo, Island Of Hawaii. is reported. An over
seer was dangerously wounded.
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In Bankruptcy.
In the Supreme Court Of Idaho Territory, In the
matter Of John Van Houisn. bankrupt In bank.
ruptcy a. Boise City. Ia said Idaho District the
2sth day Of December, A.. u. 1s6..
TTNAkE NOTICE THAT A PETITION HAS
III been filed In said Govt lay John Van Houten
OF Idaho City. / T., Ia said district, duly declared
Bankrupt under tho act Of Congress entitled IAN Act
20 establish uniform system Of Bankruptcy through
out the United stases approved March . 1867. for
discharge and . certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provcabie under said Act and that
the 18th day Of March. A. u. 1865 at II o'clock In
assigned for the hearing Of the same. at Boise City,
l. l.. whsn and where you may attend and show
cause III any you have. why the prayer Of said pet.
ton should not bs granted, and that q second and
third meeting Of the creditors Of said BANKRUPT will
be held ON the 18th day Of March, A. H. 1865, At 10
O'Clock. ~. at the Registers Office In Boise City.
county Of Ada. l. T., before II. +. Prcket. Register.
x-. Witness my hand and seal of the Court u
g. the place and date above nm men;io ne,,xo
49,. Clerk Of Supreme Court Idaho Territory.
Feb. 20, ls6s. 80
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LONG JOURNEY IN BRIgr TIME.-A resi-.
dent Of Placerville, in this Basin, lett that
camp Dec. 10th, with this intention Of winter.
ing in Boise Valley. but on reaching Boise
City concluded to make the journey to San
Francisco, and travelled BY the Hill Beachey
and Railroad line thither. After sqjourning
10 that city eleven days be started on trip to
the East, BY steamer. He tarried In New
York City two weeks, went west. was In Chi.
cago two days, and from there started over.
land for his old stamping ground in Placery,lle,
where he arrived last Monday, March I'd, bet.
ter pleased than ever before with Boise Basin,
resolved to make his home 10 Idaho, and with
the belief, too, that it is the best place for the
independent workingman On top Of earth.
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AsstKmee NOTICE.
In the Supreme Court Of the United States for the
District Of Idaho Territory. In the matter OF John
Van Houten. bankrupt in bankruptcy.
TyO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: The undersigned
III hereby gives notice Of his appointment a. a.
sgnee Of the estate Of John Van Houten In the Dis.
trict Of Idahs. who has been sdjudgc& bankrupt
upon his petition, by the Supreme Court Of said
district and Territory Of Idaho.
ses@.a CHAS ID. vAJEN, Assignee.
Dated Boise City, !. T.. Feb. 20. 1865. ns7w3.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT /!
COMBINATION DANCING SCHOOL.

MESSRS. j. G. BOHEN AND j. -
4v1 r. wELToE have combined In giving -
tuition In Dancing, and and after this even. e.
Ing Feb 4th. they will teAoh the polite art Of dane.
day evenings Of each week. and give soIREE on
Friday evening Of each week. On Saturday afternoon
free school for young ladies' and children
For terms 10 the regular dancing lessons apply 10
either Of the undersigned q the School Hall.
R ]. q. BCHEN. 4
mr40 s&4 Tss8s4s8 AIN J. r. WELTON.
n B.-The opening lesson under the new arrange.
msnt win b given this evening. ~ w o'clock.
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= STATfsTICAL.--Tbe nOmshs Herald shows
the total quantity Of freight Exclusive of Gov
ernmsnt stores and railroad natsrial- (which
were in excess Of general frsisht) carried both
ways over tho Unioa Psciac RaiEoad, nom
April to Dec. 3lst,. 1851, 70 have been 10, 02s
tons, Of which only A. 90 tons went East, The
total ndnIbsrIof pssssnssfi &c tAeisnms period
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-Abesutlsnah WAecame ftsm The
ssstesby stssnsf,s thd yiSitsd lsts aaiins the
week, said, when N LETT New, Ysrt tickets fo '
6rstcabia passage fer thstRip San franoisco
and back 70 bs made within four months, were
cold for $50 ID greenbacks. iis eiH4ail'e',u.A