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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-12

ssTHEHE's DroSrrYi we remember how old Bur.
ton as Capt Cutie. used 10 remark There's wis
domi" as Jack Bunsby (Broughaml would swallow q
big horn of gin. Similarly do calculate There's
dignity!" uron reading the Siatesman of Thursday
last, In which Reynolds says We are "unprofession-
ally familiar" Now. think Of that expression from
the "Hurdy Chief" whose awkward figure and long
bony arms haye. through long winter, buckled up
to the "danoers for the lager and four bits extra
''Unprofessionally familiar Pit sounds very grand
but only Think from whence 1t proceeds. The fable
tells US, however, that when the lion rst heard the
bray Of the ass he thought 1t from grand
source Pretty soon, after having seen Mr.. Donkey
ne could only laugh at the absurty Of his own first
idea Of the contemplate creature. We in the Ak
Of that lion, Reynolds.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-12

THEaCARFER- MURPHY AFFAIR.-We have
received the report Of the proceedings in'tie
Supreme Court Of Utah Territory, and in the
District Court, presided over by Judge Titus,
for Salt Lake, in the case Of n. a. Carter Is.
VIM. Murphy. and Of the People %. M. A. Car
ter, on reqpisition Of Gov Ballard Of Idaho,
and from them we conclude that Mr.. Carter
was justly entitled to the verdict he obtained
against Murphy, and that bis release upon ha-
beas corpus, by the Court, was simple act OF
imperative justice MryCarter hasbesn ioully
and wrongfally aspersed in the matter, all the
way through, and he has been bounded by a
gang which embraces the notorious Vigllante
" Pete':' McManus, of EMalad Station, who is
believed to have prominently participated in
the mob hanging of Updyke, and in the murder
of McManus of Lemhi formerly of this Basin)
during the last summer, and Of others in Onei-
da county, almost as bad as Rowdy Pete. =
We have the proceedings of meeting OF the
Democrats of Oneida county, held at Maiad
City, January I'd, Of which r. c. Moore was
President, and John Lewis Secretary. aud at
that meeting resolutions were passed fully VIM
dicating Mr. Carriers character as IN honora-
BILE man, n good citizen, and sound Democrat.
These proofs satisfy Us that Mr.. Carter has
been the really aggrieved party in the noted
Murphy. Carter trouble, and we think, as the
evidence before the Court plainly showed, II
there was any forgery committed, it was Car
ters adversaries, not himself, who perpetrated
it. The evidence in Court. and the sentiments
of the Oneida county meeting of Democrats
have certainly most thoroughly indicated Mr.
Carriers reputation for integrity and just con-
duct in the whole affair. The resolutions are
too long for publication in the WORLD, as the
request was made ut the meeting in Malad
City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-12

brook has sent to us the copy of bill as
amended, which provides for such change in
the Organic Act oil Idaho as to give jurisdic-
ton to Justices of the Peace in all civil actions
involving claims to the amount of not more
than $500. The bill also gives common law
and chancery. Jurisdiction to the Probate
Courts, to the amount Of $4,000, and for the
redress Of AL wrongs against the laws of the
Territory, affecting the rights Of persons OF
property. The bill includes the Territory Of
Montana, and was recommitted to the, Judi
ciary Committee, Jan. 22d. e4g ne.iHIas,1 q
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-12

STREET APfRAY.-The Oregon papers of
Jan. Doth tell of street fight between A. Bush,
an old editor of that State, and s. A. Clarke,
editor of the Record, radical organ), In sa-
lem, few days before. Bush undertook tn
cane Clarke, and the latter came of first best,
with the demolition Of his. own hat, but with
Bush's cane rs trophy Clarke was formerly
O resident of Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-12

THE BRANCH MiSr.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has issued the necessary orders aud
appropriations to have the work of construct
ing and putting In operation the Branch Mint
at Dalles City, Oregon, at the earliest practi'
cable day. The bill fnr that purpose passed
Congress in 1864, we believe, at the motion OF
Hon. j. K Mcbride, now Chief Justice oil
Idaho, then Representative from Oregon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-12

ROYAL The Prince oil
Wales subscribed El00 to the Garibaldian in.
surrectionary movement in Italy against the
Pope. That was encouraging rebellion und
abetting treason. In his own dominions the
young man Of royal blood would have every
Fenian hanged for doing less in ireland than
he aided Garibaldi ID doing against the Papa
Government. Very English, that. .aIHat
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WoNpERrUL-A telegraphic dispatch WINS
sent through from San Francisco to valentia,
Ireland, Jan. 3lst, and the answer received in
San Francisco, in about Ave minutes. Il was
q, beautiful night In San Francisco; !. ii was
blowing'a gale ut Valentia. q The same night
ninety wcrds were sent from San Francisco to
New York In three Minutes rlflai'6 faI
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MIR J. @. DOHEN rssP ~. and vicinity d
~! /. H. l.. s.:ss ;. 's s:
An Non Dances q the season ssi; cIsss e 80
a wsdnssdsy evsnine.. = o,S ;rs. 4 s,os
snd aentjcrnsn % Friday lsstnrdg 1900
class ibr ladiss and childrsn ~ siyen on sg!psnl
& * O'Clock. PEtvate !esscAs Jan. y
% tho teacher,
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owxs ur.--rn Thutsday . sssissmaa. Reynolds q
good ~ eonfesses that he did share III the fruis Of
the Updyts murder and robbsty OF hin shsre II
the pundef h does not SPEAK bat he most transpa.
rently reveals the tsfro 81 conscience which that
great and cowsrdiy crime has fastened upon him,
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NEW DANCING SCHOu'
NEW ARRANGEMEN1.

T F. WELTON AND Ch n. ~,
q give notice 70 the pubic nc, 'D IIuneys .x
new IAN, corner Of MONTGOMERY s nv saay lE
rnercial sts, Idaho City. on 9 aseh wrsk \.
and Thursslay EVENING", Oh, they will gM M
On MONDAY evening OF each W. es nall. Inc Dsp''
Dancing Soiree at Good Ieinpn e
70 be nom half past 70 IL o'c'o eo 50.
Tickets to the Soiree 81. n tho 6s q
pv,vste lessons win be given % p, s.soss given
noon any day Of the week. frss
dies every Monday afternoon; -.
Fbr trysss Apply At tAe Scaeo@
IDAHO city. FEB. I. loC6mS
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E0F PATRICK, DAVIS, OF chill
" iicethe Ohio, who emigrated 70 idaho from
Caiifornia Ia 1854. He has marks Of small, Dor ON
his face. Any tnormatiUu Of him win b thankfully
received ~ his Mother end roAtives, and persons
who givo e viii Be rewarded. sess 81 e -slHs
o. Louis, No. fnoOwo
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TEII uss- Rsynolds. ala Judge cumlnins thrsaten
70 not Let you come ere any more unsss you pitahsd
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-12

How IT Hrr HrA-Asa toad froths when prodded,
~ snake wfigslss whsn spitssd caad a. b hound
yeips whom struck 20 aid Rsynolds OF ths Statessa~
froh and wggle snd yelp IN bis issue Of lat Thsrs
day, over our reference 70 the murdcrsrs and rob-
bsrs Of upd We aid not charge him. dirsctly or
indirsctly vit complcity 10 that great crime. but
he. Ike the guilty robber In the story, the monens
he GOT our yerd fisrted opt What p good cisas
confession All right Reynolds; now ten ~ about
The h,ngiag AZ ClaEk Peel your sepscisnee. I'd fsl
Low; ifsvFspped Aud hsfnasled lover With svtl
doings Hercules did caeaa th4 tAugs4as etablss.
there nay - chanee Spf your psrihhcesion saq
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-12

,TEaNBLE,7sThe Dsllss 4osstai@ew Of
Feb. IL says s. sErom I'll directions. ~ hear
of live ssock sf al kinds, except hsssea, fteez-
ing to death" Deep snow and intense cold
weather prevails through at tAat fsgisa, d, !
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-12

5usrs Ir.-Rsynolds dssys We have sl"dsDraved
heart" u yor sseaay sueh thing In m. dear fell
low, itis sinpC arssssttea iaael y idailo1d
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-12

THE Montana Legislature has passed an act
10 erenpt idiots from strving on juries. That's
pretty Food IL Is needless to cay that the
begiaataFs II overwhelmingly Democr :.
Boise City Statssssdx. r',.," 80. , sa1.,a,,i.
'Yes, e1d fiat body. yoa zee, Reynolds, didn't
want to havs Rsdieal juroes.oi aaqp ewo1df /
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-12

SyNsrBLs ron oNcE.-Rcynolds Of the ,Stateswaa
ssys he don't defend those who murdered and robbed
Updyke We'll neishbor. IL IN good axiom that he
who defends himseK has . foolfor acliens We are
in prcfsiAovs6i point Of view. you know, II e may
mot be ,sanprofsssisnally familiar" <odIad
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-12

MR.. J. d. GALBRAITH WILL
WI commence Singing Class in sacred and SEQ
utar Vocal Music, on Sunday evening Dec. 10th, Ut
o'clock, In the Good Templars' Hall. aad will
continue to give tuition two evenings each week for
the ensuing three months. The charge for tuition
will DO elgh2 0ol1ars for the term.
Persons versed In vocal music, who feel disposed
20 sssst In the establishnent Of school OF this
cAaracter, srs respectfully invited to sttcnd. : -
For tuition apply d the Good TemplAru' Hall.
Idaho city, Decembef II, 1857. nel0.
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hook Table.

We have received copy Of yick's Illus
tratcd Catalogue and Floral Guide for ISGS, CON-
tanning accurate descripti n Of the leading
Floral Treasures Of the world with plain and
full directions for sewing seed, transplantins'
Ac. Published by James Wick. Rochester,
New York. Ten cents, with postage stamp,
Will purchase copy.
The Hirerside Echo has been improved
IN several particulars. II is three years old
When il first started we wrote and published
rs good notice Of II a. we knew how 10 do
but it Immediately ceased its exchange, and it
Is now sent to us only when some change has
been made. and anoticc is wanted.
Til. EASTERN ARGUS We have received
the Prospcc;u, Of this oil Democratic journal,
tut have no space 10 publish the same in the
present state OF our columns.
The Argus Is the best conducted and ablest
paper, advocating what are called democratic
Principles =" in the Stale; aud If Democrats Nil
still cling to name thai IN, btei h)nDrci in
the past, and we think di,ionprcJ OF late xnd
desire to. take new per advocating the prin-
ciplcs Of that party,with ability and with u>uai
fairness, they can no no better than take the
Argus John NJ. Adams &Co., Portland,
Weekly, $500 ayear in advance.
The Maine State Press, Daily is one Il
the largest size Journals, Is ably conducted, h As
regular correspondents in the principal cities
in the State, in addition to its special di.patc' .
es and regular correspondents in New York
Washington g.. We do not see why our citi.
zens who want large size, political. and com
= -. N 4 =
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IAN EXPLANATION, ExpL.INED.--In til

IAN EXPLANATION" ExpL,ISED.--In the
Address Of the Maine shpbuiIders Association,
occurs this passage:
The Shipbuildng interest, vast as it is, and
Of such immense Importance Ia national
point of view, has not single representative
man in either House Of Congress-.
This Is explained by the Committee, and in
explanation the Committee OF the Association
do not seem to be well versed IN the facts Mr..
Pike OF this District, has been an owner of YES
sells ever since his minority. and has been for a
long tine interested in shipbuding. Perhaps
not year has elapsed since he has been in
Congress that he has not help build more or less
Of vessels. More than this, he is perfectly ac-
quainted with the whole minute of the BUSH
ness, what 1t requires. what it costs, the nd :
var tages AMI disadvantages of the present laws
Of the land as bearing on this great interest.
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Jan. l, 1853

vryHrRFAs Ira T. Grindle, late of Ellsworth il
w the Comfy of Hancock and state of Maine,
by his mortgage deed q Ited Dec. sti, 1874, and ac
kuowleaseti the same day and recorded in Han.
cock Registry of deeds Dec, 9Th, 1854, in Vol 22,
Page 2s3, conveyed to Eicha d Perkins, then OF
Trenton in said County of Hancock, certain
piece or parcel of land lying on the west side OF
The shore road leading to the Head Of the Falls, in
the town of Ellsworth, afore Said, and being all
that part lying between stid road and the river as
dccted from Thomas Robinson TO Joseph l.. Per-
kms by deed dated 18th day Of June, A. D. 1852 and
recorded in Hancock Registry, Vol l0S, Page lG5,
subject however, to the reservation therein con,
tanned with the buildings thereon standing, and
said above described mortgage deed on the 9th
day of May. A. d, 1866, was duly conveyed and
said mortgagee Richard Perkins and SAID assign
ment was duly recorded in Hancock Registry May
5th, 1866, vol. III, Page lO-and whereas the con
ditjon of said mortgage deed has been broken she
claims to forecose the same Accord ~ to the stat
ute in such case made and provided.
MARY l.. FULLSIFER.
By her Attorney, a. +. Barnham
Ellsworth, Jan. sth, 1868. 3w5l.
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5pctial \ Offices.
TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

u HoUsANps OF HORSES DIE YEARLY
FROM Collie. This need rot be. DIR. Tobias
Neuiiian Horse Liuhnent viii cure every ease Il
given when first taken. TIE cost is o. " dol
lar. Every owner of + horse ould hatc bottle
In his stable, ready FOR use. Il IS warranted supe-
r,or to an, thing else for the cure of Cnts, Wind
Calls, Swelling. sor. Threat, spraims, Bsuiscs
Old Sore, &C. ms Liniment Is no new remedy
1t has been used and approved Of 10. - wears y
the nr-t no semen in - country. Given In al
over driven horse it acts like m1sic. Orders are
constantly rcc-iveu from the racing s!f.ies q Eag-
land for it. The celebrated ilr' m Woodruff, OF
rot,ing fame, used it for ears, and said il is far
superior to any other he hae tried. Eccoler', br.
Tobias Nentian IIsrse Linmeni is put up IN pR'
bottles. Take no other solp by the Druggist
aid Saddlers Depot, 81 CorilAndt street, New
York ~
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20 CCY.YIYy p.rIYT


The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few eeks by very simple remedy, after hav-
ing suffered for several years with severe a lung
affection and that dread disease ConsHml tion-is
anxious to make known to his fellowsunerers the
means ofcure.
To all wi.o desire it, he will send a copy of the
escrpton used Gree of CHARGE, with the direct
for preparing and using the same, which they
will find II Sure CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
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his remed-, as il VIII cost them Moth ng, and nay
prove blessing. Parties wishing the pre- scrption
FREE by return mail, will please address.
REV. EBW ARD A. VII son,
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WHEREAS, George j. Whitaker, Of Franklin
w in the County OF Hancock and state Of Me,
on the lst day of september, A. ID. 1876, by his
deed of Mortgage OF that date and recorded in
Hancock Registry, Vol lbs. Page y, conveyed 20
John West of sad franklin, q certain lot of land
situated in said Franklin, and bounded as follows,
TO On the east by the stage road to Cherry
field, on the south by the | on which Lewis
French lives and the lot on which Mrs. Graves
now lives on the east by land of Nelson Mcrs
md ON the north by lanl of Henry Whitaker, con-
tanning twenty-five acres more or less.
The conditions of said Mortgage having been
broken hereby claim to for ,elose the same ac-
cording TO statute made ano provided;
JOHN WEST.
Franklin, Jan'ySith, 1865. 3w5l
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WHEREAS, Ephralm Hooper, of Franklin in
w the County of Hancock and state OF Name
deed Of Mortgage of that date, recorded in Han
cock Registry of Deeds, Vol. lOl. Page 3d. Con.
viewed 10 JOHN West and james NJ. HlaIsdcll OF
Fran Kim aforesaid cert IN lot of land situated
in said Franklin aud bounded as follows, 10 wit -
On the west by the lot which ID. W entworih IN es
X al, on the northeast and south by land of Nom
resident propritors being the homestead ON wmch
id Hooper now lives containing hity acres more
The conditions embraced in said mortgage hay
ing been broken by said Hooper, | hereby claim
to toteclose the same according to Statute made
and provided. ,o,,v v-t,sr
Franklin, January l. 1888 3Ml
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WHEREAS, Joseph II. DOYLE and stephen A.
w A. Doyle both OF Franklin in the County Of
Hancock and STATE OF Maine, on the 3ath day oil
March, 4. u. 1854. by thei. mortgage deed OF that
d To- recorded IN IIinc Jck Registry, Vol 10 Page
, b. ronveyed To John West, OF SAID franklin a
certain lot of land aud buildings theieon stuard,
i'm said Franklin and bounded as fotows to wit
Bcs,nning at the head Of Georges Cove, On the
Eastern edge of the stream near the bridge, thence
a sterlv bv tn post road fourteen rods. thence
south.westeriy fifteen rods to small creek, thence
porihcry in said creek iiteen rods to the point be-
gun ut the bridge, containing Que hundred ana
TWENTY-FIVE rods more ca less.
The condition embraced in said mortgage deed
having heen broken by the said p9ylcs hereby
claim 10 forecese the same acchrdiuS to statute
made and provided. ,,-,.,-,
Franklin, Jan. 9Th, 1865. Sw5l
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wIsrAg's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY,

The remedy has long been cherished by the com.
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history proves that the past has produced no rem.
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DIV CONTINUES to devote
his entire time the treatment of all diseases in
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To CONNINIH1IYES.

The REV. EDWARD a. WILSON will send free
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with The directions for making and using the
aim le remedy b. which he cured of a lung
Election and -.hat dread disease Con~umpticn n.
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.

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about eight years age my .on, Henry A. Arch
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was attacked with splitting of blood, cough, weak
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M "A r II L e D.

EHsworth--Dec both, 1sG7, Mr.. Benjamin c. Sad
Ter ana Miss Iusina Bridges, both of Ellsworth
Bluchiil Dec. eth, by Rev. J. t. Eveleih MIR.
oscar snowman of Bucksport and Miss Alice
Il. Atherton IF Bllrhiii
Suliivan-Dec. oath, by Rev J. A. Pllmmer Mr.
Aipheus 5. Wooster of Hancock md Miss Anna
s. Turner of Sullivan.
Hancock-the 2d inst by o. W Young, Esq, Mr..
of Hancock. 0
the 5ti.. by Rev. r. Harding Thomas j.
Hodgkins and Miss Lovinia G, Wooster, daughter,
of Capt. j. Wooster, both of Hancock.