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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10
Gft@eral Merfltamdise.
d o w L l. l. & COE
Will Receive.

WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
Raisins, in variety-largest for table and richest
for cooking,
Currants-clean and sweet
Alnonds-=shelied and sweet,
Baking Powder
Lemon Citron and Orange Peels
Fresh Figs and Prunes,
Fresh Fruits, in tins-great variety,
Jams and Jellies, Black and Red currants
Pickles and Sauces-the best brands
oysters, fresh Salmon Lobster and Sardines
Smoked Salmon and dried Yenison,
Brandies-old. in bottles and wood
Port Wines-the best at various prices
Holland and Old Tom Gin,
Scotch and Irish Whiskey-old.
Slaters, Miller's and Cutters Bourbon whiskey
Champagne, Green Seal, Chas. Heidsick pts dts
Porter and Ale-pints and quarts,
Ale and Porter in wood
English, California and German cheese
Teas-Black Japan, Twenhey and Young Tyson,
Sugars and Syrups of all grades.
Iobaccos-plug and cut Of the finest qualities.
The goods warranted and sold the lowest price
30 All have been selected with great care by our Mr.
POWELL, i'll San Francisco. Victoria and Portland
Idaho city, April 4, 1868t.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10
CITY and County

80 cnr.M.-This Office was yesterday afternoon
~ favored. in the receipt of heaping large bowl
ch and delicious ice cream, generously presented
,,,s wethered, and with it came also fine large
" ,nre cake as a tasteful accompaniment. In the
warmth of the day it came and with the warmth
Of grateful acknowledgements by all hands it disap
neared-not vainly however, but with exceeding gus
:. Mrs. Wethered has commenced the manufacture
ns rare hot weather dslicacy for the present sea-
~ She makes it excellently, and persons wishing
:. oau he daily supplied by leaving orders or calling
~ :. hor residence foot of Wall street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

VARIETY TRoUpE.-Dr. SANKEY'S troupe OF unri-
vailed mnstrels, fancy and hoe-down dancers, HUI
orsts and general negro performers, consisting OF
r,rape Holman and his wife, Billy Wilkinson,
c,raoue. Smith, and DR.. Stanley himself will give
.hor last performance in this city on tomorrow
oronnq Thursday, June 18th, at Good Templars'
HALL The next day the troupe proceeds to Boise
CITY. They have completed very successful tour
If the Basin Go and enjoy big laugh and good
time generally ooh, Hush!" viii be the conclud-
ing performance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

NE.-Now that Summer weather is upon us in good
earnest the daily fayors sent by McClintock Stew
art through Charley, who never misses, and by Mr.
FRANK Money, as well, of generous chunks of pure,
translucent good ice, to our residence and Office
ury Indispensable
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

CHANGE OF BUsTNEss.-Jaeob Graf, matchmaker
and jeweler, is again in business on his own ac-
count, and maintains the store lately occupied by
Graf Kimmel, Main street above the Miners
Brewery. He executes all orders in the manufac-
ture or repair of ewclry puts watches in thorough
condition, and has on sale large and thorough stock
oi elegant and fashionable jcwelry, silver ware &c
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10
BY LAsTNIGHT,s STAGE

LIN m.AShiNGToN, June In the Senate the
Oil 10 admit Arkansas was passed II gives
negro suffrage
~ OIL was laid over to refuse admission tn
a,l OF the Southern States until after the pros.
ldential election 'No :
Inc judiciary Committee reported aoainst
eoIhrinng Stanberry az Attornev General
>. IN the House, Ashley introduced resolution
D. D. 20 amend the Constitution as to render the
=. resident not eligible to reelection. and TO abol.
'SI ~ lne ONCE Of Vice President.
IA, ~ Is said the President will nominate Groa..
I'm Li as Secretary OF Treasury. and Reverdv
"V Sl as Minister to England.
C c"ard says he has sent in his resignation
zen zen Schofeld has assumed the Office Of Sec.
Tty OF War. He retains his army rank
.. Inc Radical Senate caucus has resoIved tn
Ts new Officers, from Secretary down.
tba d, Idaho Nez Perez chiefs had talk with
~ resident yesterday.
h. Unase Is reported to have sa;d be stood in
naay with Democratic nrinc;nles in all Init
n, suffrage, which he still fayors.
in W vo democrats claim the electiou of Mavor
to th a'H ing City. Two negroes are chosen
otbsr. council. Radical negroes prevented
Npu- rom 70 voting the Democratic ticket N
tion y. IoRK, June 2.-The Fenian Conven-
Men ~ ~ detroit was held with closed doors.
mas. 1 NV money were largely pledged. Alta
on meeting Of 5000 in the eveniag Generals
Tell and Spiers spoke. "
aul October. 'I LAWS VIII DC postponed
observaae n' johnson has issued orders for the
chan.nahce OF the dzcease Of ex- President I,u.
Tba Coy oy the Departments.
no;. "heral of px- p r..sid.nt n, oh 80 ~, :. -
TT Ss H for Thursday.
ae25ooo 'atGs Montreal dispatch says there
S,0OO~UvV stands of arms, with supplies Tor
attack " "s Tor ten days at Ogsdenbarg. An
Govern PRESCOTT or Cornwall is threatened.
before len, detectives say raid is certain
preps,sJS July. The Canadian authorities are
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

ihAShS'-Io Shepard. the HALEY Umatilla
'Vu'e' ana To Goodrich and French on the Owyhee
anu humboldt route, Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Messen-
ana TO the Agents along both routes Tor ralua-
ol' newspaper favors during the week They all
~ Us handsomely supplied with the latest papers
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

AWFUL MAD.-Senator Ross. OF Kansas,
who is q Radical, but voted against impeach
men. received among other angry telegra1as
the following: g s1fTs' tas
t8@ Topeka, May Is, 1868.
ToE. G.. Ross Probably the rope with
which Judas hung himself is lost, put the pis-
tol with which Jim Lane committed suicide Il
at your service. ss,rau l.. u. BAILEY,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

LIVES of Grant are coming as thick as black
berries.--Erchange. 81 n
Yes, and all Of them make him appear about
a. black, too.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

Gold Coin paid for GOLD DUST at the Bankins
House OF tn23Hl B. M. DURELL & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

Greenbacks sold for Gold Dust at the BANKING
House OF ln23nl B NJ DURELL Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-10

Revenue Stamps sold in small quantities at
their face for GOLD DUST at SIG per ounce, at the
Banking House Of [n23fl B. M. DuRELL Il Co.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

PASS CHRISTIAN CoLLEGE.-We would remind
all those intending to send their sons or wards TO
the college at the Pass that the next session will
commence on next Thursday October the first.
Brother Isaiah will wait at the academy, on Fou.
cher street, TILL O'Clock on Thursday morning TO
take charge Of alpupils going over to the eollese
Those who live near the Pontnhartrain nanat. asn
meet the brother there, on the o'clock cara
Parents are requested to be punetual in sending
their sons on the morning Of the first.
The patronage extended to this institution IA one
OF the strongest evidences of its worth; while II
shows at the same time the significant fact. that
our people are beginning to realize the truth. that
their sons can receive as thorough and finished
an education South as North; and that talent.
learning, and professional skill are not, like pro.
ducts Of the soil, indigenous only to some eli.
mates. That colleges, academies, and schools
conducted by the Christian Brothers should be a
success wherever established, need not be matter
of wonder, as the brotherhood Is composed of
men Of all nations, who devote their whole lives
20 the perfecting the grand object, the educa.
tion Of youth. For this they are taught and
trained; 70 this are they disciplined through life
OF study; and hence the universal favor with
which they have always been received in every
part OF the country II is but justice to say that
Pass Christian College forms no exception ia the
line OF popularity, merit or success. No graduate
need blush at possessing its diploma, but rather
feel proud Of sharing its honors with some of the
nrst scholars of the country, who have graduated
~ me colleges OF the Christian Brothers.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

and "to endless ages shall endure" one feels the
bitterness of party spirit and political faction. II
is hard We cannot live in this beautiful world with.
out quarreling. 1900
A stranger visiting in this New England village
would be struck with the thrifty appearance
Of the people and their homes; the houses look as
II they were lived in and made comfortable for
that purpose. The kitchens are the pride of every
house, high and low, rich and poor. These are as
nice as the dinng.rooms. never imagined such
neatness possible in room where everything that
was eaten in the family was prepared and cooked.
There il certain place for every article large or
small and that article is always in its place, ex
cept when in actual use. The painted floor, the
large wooden dresser with its numerous drawers
and shelves, the pump in the corner Ingenious
closets IN the wall, and the stove, the browning
glory, all bear evidence Of comfort and thrift.
One ceases to wonder that every womBn who is
fortunate enough to be mistress Of house. prefers
doing most of her own cooking.
And oh! what good things are concocted in
those kitchens such bread and biscuits hot from
the oven, such good home made cake and apple
pies mat only down east Yankee housekeeper
can make.
And then the doughnuts, the ginger.b bread, the
crisp tea-cakes, etc., etc., one is almost tempted
to turn cook for the pleasure Of using the kitchen.
To keep good house, TO have the best bread,
the best preserves, pickles, etc., seem to be the
highest ambition Of the housewives and as it is
next to impossible TO procure good help, they do
nearly all the work themselves do not doubt
my CuJOy O0beoh HcdituJ anu are nApplef 1Or IL
they become nsrrow.minded, it is true, in the
never ending circle of domestic duties still their
minds have much more healthy tone than
those devoted to dress and fashion of the world,
worldly"
Southern kitchen with fat negro woman as
prime minister would shock the sensibilities of
these proper Now England uumvs. Tue uxtrava--
gance, wilful waste, petty larceny, and, must
say. dirt, of the reigniDg factotum would horrify
even philanthropist of the Radical school.
II is no wonder these people are Republicans;
they are not troubled with the negro up here the
question don't come home to them at all 1 do
not think there are a dozen of the article in the
place. Yesterday the managerie was in town
and of all the throngs who passed my windows,
en- route for the show, only counted two negro
men and five women.
The Radicalism OF New England Is all talk; they
have never felt any of its effects; they are the
slaves themselves Of hereditary error f; II some
thing startling could occur to wake them from
their trance, they would make the staunehest
kind Of Democrats, true TO the core, with the
steady endurance Of their forefathers.
srrA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27
STATE LEGIsLATURE.
sEvENrY-sEvENrH DAY.
Senate.

senate
SATURDAY, september &c, 1868.
The Senate met at noon; quorum present. The
usual formalities.
House bill to repeal the act authorizing the issue
by the state auditor Of warrants to the amount OF
500 900 to provide for the expenses of the Gene
raj Assembly. Concurred in.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Finance-On an act to authorize tax collectors
to receive in payment for taxes warrants issued to
defrsy the expenses Of this or any previous Legs.
lature, except for convention and leyee tax, such
warrants to be Endorsed in each case, from whom
received, and that il received at par and that
the tax collector did not speculate In such war
rants, favoraby. Bill passed.
An act to provide for the protection of the
swamps and alluyial lands of the State from mum
dation by the issue Of five millions of dollars Of
bonds. Referred to the finance committee.
Day introduced joint resolution allowing
mayors OF corporations to marry people. Re.
ferred TO the judiciary committee.
Campbell's bill relative to elections, and to en-.
force article l0S Of the Constitution, was taken
up as unfinished business, and several sections
adopted.
Pending the consideration of this bill the Sen.
ate adjourned.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27
BOOK NOTICES OF FEMAIrwR,rpus

Written for the n. o. Sunday Crescent
Ihere Is singular feeling that actuates som,
men in regard TO female intellect and femal,
writers, feeling Of illiberality and narrownes,
that one would think was prompted by Jealous,
on their part, that there might be some woman
who could measure intellect and ability with them
and not be found wanting. Not long since
PICKED up q paper containing book notices.
among them were several works ascribed TO fe.
male writers, and spoken of in a contemptuou,
tone that was, to say the least, unwarranted. nm.
less the works were indeed very far below mar
and then there was no excuse for speaking Of
women writers" as they did.
Not having read the works of course can offer
no opinion upon the literary ability displayed in
men manufacture, and do not take up the cudgels
IN tneir defense but in reply to the sneering tone
towards female ability shown by the writer Of the
criticism. - '-0
In criticising or condemning a work from a
woman's pen 1t is not necessary to play the Mac
Detn ano IN one fell swoop to destroy the whole
brood of female writer's. II will not enhance mans
capacity as writer, his brilliancy of wit or bis
depth of reasoning should he do so.
Men OF intellect should be noble and generous
enough, rather to hold out the hand of felloyship
and aid woman in her literary Advancement and
should scorn the ltleness of mind that would utter
sneers at her mental capacity, even could thew
sheer ruthfully. But when we reflect that many
novels that have been given to the world have
emanated from females, that women were really
the pioneers in the light literature, and led the
way that has been followed by the Iordler sex
we ind that such sneers have not even the merit
OF tr2ihfulness to support them.
IheCommon taunt that literary women neciect
their domestic duties in order to make themselves
conspicuous in print, cannot be supported. LISA
noted fscuthat.msny of our mostpromnent female
writer's have been and are noted for their strict
domestic habits ard their happy home qualities'
Inc exceptions are few-not the rule and among
al The ladies know who " try to m Ia tbensaIya9
conspicuous in print" cannot find one who can
pc truthfuly charged with neglect of home
family, social or Christian duties Can men of in
tellect say as much! ~ ~
know OF none who cannot fairly cbaIIenoe
comparison with the most tlink-e write-Iess
reading less nonenity of feuai 5ity that ever Az
isted, IN strict performance Of ali duties wbiIa
! know. some who in cooking making sbirts |
bread, etc., could excel nine out of every ten /
women You could bring forward who were ntterIv
ing intellect. VI u''PiaJ-
If men only want woursnfor slaves or tovs ,bev
lao better adopt the Eastern mode of raising ana
.dncaung them; but, if they want helpmates
companions and good wives, mothers. dauebters
IId sisters, let them drop the sheer ana saTcaSp
mo AID woman in theihigher development of her
mental faculties. o. , ~ Hei
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

General Frank P. Blair arrived in Chicago on
the 22d.
Rev. KalOch heads the Grant electoral ticket in
Kansas.
OF these, Virginia, Texas and Mississippi will be
excluded from voting by the electoral bill recently
passed.
Horace Greeley says: $50 far from our own
success being assured, Gen. Grant is in imminent
peril of defeat:
The Radical editors are funny fellows. Thew
can't crow without borrowing q cockerel. We
are FEEDING our birds for October. There Is too
much music in them for one State. Ono, Indiana
and Pennsyvania will open their throats.-[Ex.
Republican aud Democratic club peaceably
occupy the same room in San Francisco. The
transparency Is also in common, one side bear
ing the names of Seymour and Blair, and the
other those Of the Radical nominees
The Rev. Mr.. Roles, Of Chicago has been re-
lnstated by Bishop Duggan in his ecclesiastical
functions, but not restored to pastoral power OF
which he was deposed. Rev. DR.. McMulen left
on the zzd for Rome TO endeavor to secure the re-
moval of the bishop.
An aged couple are now living In North Caro-
INA 70 wnom oefoDg los descendants not one of
wnom has been convicted Of crime in church or
Sase' anu not one OF whom IS Incorporate or pro-
lane. All were ardent Confederates during the
war. e S
Gen. Butler asked in his last speech. while
sneeiiDg at the Democracy. "who ever heard of
running tram by the breaks?" Who, until the
advent OF the Radical party ever heard of ran.
ming train without breaks?-LLouisvilIe Journal.
Inc iolowing are the Democratic nominees for
congress from the several districts of south
carolina: First congressional district. Harris
Jonvlngton, ESQ, Of Marlboro; second district.
yudge A. Z. Aldrich, Of Bsrnwell; third, Hon.
J: Z. Reed, OF Anderson, and fourth. DIR. w ID
simpson, of Laurens.
The Democratic committee of PENNSYLVANIA
lave sent out congratulatory address upon the
name election. Let the vote Of the two parties
2 pennsylvania be increased proportionallv "a
ney were 10 maine, and the Keystone State will
Iive Democratic majority of As 600.
The following is the electoral vote 30 aooh c.o..
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

ihE LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY.-The next
session OF this popular and dourishing institution
OF learning begins on the 18th of September, 1865.
Inc faculty consists of a full corps of able in.
srnctors, versed in all the branches of literature
ana science usually taught in universities. The
surrounding country is high and rolling, and as
neaithful as any part Of the world. The terms of
me school, including every expense except that
Oh clothing, is $40 per annum, $500 Of which ia
payable in advance, and the balance in equal
payments January LIST and April lst. Prof. D. F.
Boyd, the superintendent, makes the comfort ana
interest OF the students his chief and only aim.
and we knew of no one to whose guardia nship we
would sooner trust the training of our youth.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

weapons Shereby to assail the rights which the
colored men have ss.,rsady acquired. In returning
this bill without my signatu.s: it is hardly neces
sary ior me to say that l am prepased. so far as
lies IN ny province and power, to enforce the new
Oonstnuuon as II exists such is my desire, ss well
as my duty. But when find the act in question
to be, in my best judgment. unnecessary and IN.
wise, and, for the reasons have stated Calculated
to demoralize the public conscience and intensity
distinctions which will surely yield to the power Of
time and the growth OF more catholic views of our
personal relations, it becomes no less clearly NV
duty TO decline to sign il. -
b. c. WABNoTH,
Governor OF Louisiana.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

The steamship Gen. Grant, Capt. Quick, sailed
last evening for New York, with full freight and
The following passengers:
Miss Ida Rogers, Mrs. Jno. Roots and child, Mr.,
L. Necrone, D. Almina, Jas. Robinson, jacob
SUNNY u Il. Talhert, Master S. Q. Robinson.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27
c0NSTABLE's SALES.

oEo. wlNGERrER vs.. l. ExSc1ous.
b. " N1MTUE OF q writ OF a.r, e..,
Cont In sna ~ The Honorable the sixth j1s,csss
ALI AZ LOT the parish OF Orleans will nroeasS
tob.r hc suction on FRIDAY the second dav M o 70
Phillip street "eioek A. T., 81 No. $50 Rousseau near
e.,, The Furniture and Efect;
ss,sea IN the above suit as per inventory on al.
~@HKss-CAsh on the spot
WV. GoRxLEY, Constable
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

Our neighbor and friend, Gresham, % Camp
street, has an excellent book for youngsters en-.
titled: what makes us grOw.n better ana
more interesting book for children cannot be
found.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

Robert Bonner, while summerinO AZ Satanic,
Long Island, recently, amused himself BY treat.
ing, on the Dunbar system, the feet of an ancient
totting horse, which he purchased solely for the
purpose OF the experiment. The horse had been
CONSIDERED ioundered, and had been very still for
ton Tor only few weeks, the old speeder be-
came lmbered out like colt. On leaving Setau
ket, MI; Bonner made present Of him TO . son OF
the landlord where he boarded, "
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27


We find the following in the Mobile Tribune of
on the report OF special committee consisting OF
Messrs. Price Williams, G. w. Jones and Henri
81. Paul, unanimously passed the following reso
!9tlons, which were at once telegraphed al over
WHEREAS, The central council of the Deno.
erauc party OF the city and county Of Mobile have
seen Tor the hrst time, in the Cincinnati CONNER.
elai, a wood cut entitled, "a prospective scene
IN the City Of Oaks, 4th March, 1863 'accompanied
WIN comments, both purporting to be copied
from the Independent Monitor of September Ist
lobo, paper Of very limited circulation and in.
huence, published In Tuscaloosa In this State
and N'N'o
WHEEAs, The Central State Executive Com.
mlttee OF the Democratic party of Alabama. less
than three days after the said publieafion had
taken place, solemnly and Indignantly denounced
the statements II expressed; and
WHEREAS, Such publications call for the most
public and unqualified condemnation tberefore
ReSotred, by the Central Council, representing
onlclally the Democracy of the city and comfy OF
mobile, That we do in the most emphatic manner
repudiate the said publication in spirit and snh
stance, and do hereby denounce the same and All
similar articles, from whatever source thew ema
nate, as gross Misrepresentation of the feelings
ana sentiments of and an unmitigated outrage on
the pubic opinion OF the people of Alabama
, heSOtUed, mat the great want and aspiration of
Inc people OF the South are for peace harmonv
and the restoration OF the Union, and abhor and
1ePreeate disorder and excitement as the nnost
serious obstacles to heir prosperity.
IHos. II. HERNDoS, President
THos. Il. PRICE, Sec'y.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-27

Inc steamship George Washington, Capt. eager.
sailed last evening for New York with a fulI
freight and q number Of passengers.