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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

OF Massachusetts, and Mr.. Blair Of
Michigan, who arc very much disgustod
with the extreme proceedings of the
managers. led by MIR. Butler, in this
Woolley business.
With the gentlemen named the
Speaker mcllneS to agree, and hnucc he
gave liberal construction 10 the order
OF tEe House and permitted Wooley to
receive sealed telegram rom New
York. THIS telegram, advising Woolley
to "3tand iim," was sent by Woolley
TO Manager Butler, with Ils compliments
and the latter, Conceiyng himscl! IN
suited thereby, took the Speaker to task
tor permitting the 'rccusant witness"
to have the telegram originally. This
occurred IN the Speakers room lust be-
lore the House was called to order on
Saturday, and rs Mr.. Butler left the
room he intinated lI,rt he had prepared
resolution upon the subject. The
Speaker was sharp cnongh, however,
MOTTO let Butler have the first say, AMI
accordingly, as soon a. the Journal was
read, he stated what he had done, aud
asked the House TO conBtruc its own
order Tor his future guidance. Mr. But.
Ter was annoyed vt being thus anliclpa-
ted, but hu nevertheless offered Il rcso-
luton TO the effect that no te;egrams or
letters should be allowed TO 20 TO The
witness until alter they had been IN.
speclcd by The Speaker
This brought upon Mr. Butler, and,
through him, upon the managers a quiet
but At the same time II scvcrc rcbukr -.
the more severe because il came from
The man who was placed by the Chca-
co Convention IN the leadership of the
party. Without G,ving MIR. Butler time to
explain his resolution, The Speaker said
ne did not deem he had u light to open
anything in Il scaled envelope. even by
the order Of the llousc. Mr.. BuIlcr
having apparently misunderstood the
Speakers remark, said 81 suppose The
Speaker could lo SO by The order Of the
House, but Mr.. Coltax, with some en-
plas,s, repeated The words, "no, even by
the order Of The IIouSr."
Here was II Lurn Of affairs unlocked
for, anl l'nl'cr actually changed color
ana looked around, irjL at Mr.. Boutwell,
and then at Mr. bingham, to know
what next to DO. lie had become 80
accustomed to tearing open and rcalng
other peoples tclcgrams that he never
for moment supposed that any one
wo"Id question the right. He was,
therefore, much annoyed and The feeling
o' annoyance was not al all allayc,l
when Mr.. Fernando Wood reminded
Nlni that there We're some things that
even the House OF Representatives
could not lo. The fac. is that the com.
mhltcc had been acting in high handed
manner, aud supposed that the power of
the House would be II sufficient, shield of
protection Tor them but the Speakers
decisive announcement could not fail to
suggest 10 the minds of the managers the
r>qncry, "lrlhc Speaker would not feel
justified IN opening private paper, even
by order Of the louise, bv What aulhor,.
ty have we taken poiScsssn Of and read
private tclrgrams, the House never hav.
In& 50 much as given us permission so to
| do."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

A new machine for navigating the
air, invented by a Scotchman, will be
brought.out under the auspices of tho
British .Aronautic Society. 1t is
sort of bird with body fifteen feet in
length, and wings stretching out to
the width of thirty-fve feet. A tail
reaches out behind to give direction TO
the movement, while the wings are
tlapped by an engine of forty horse
power. This, it is thought, can be
made to proceed through the air at tho
rate of forty miles an hour.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

SoMrTuING WRONG The individ.
ual who denies the right Of voting to
the negro IN Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan,
Kansas, or any other STATE where the
negro was bora freeman, and by long
association with his particular friends,
who are always controlled by "erand
uor"l IDEAS and lsom other surround.
ing circumstances, might possess some
knowledge o! our system OF government.
and then claims tho franchise for him in
Virginia, Georgia, Louisiana and other
states. " M''crr he WAS born slave, and
oincccssily ignorant Of the rights and
duties o, irccmcn, must DC Il fool, or he
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

Many horsef are made blind by be-
ing kept in the dark.
Insects to not infest very lato sown
peas as they do carly ones.
Stewed pumpkin as pouIticc has
been found of great value in reducing
lnflammatory rheumatism.
Pork and beans arc the most nutri
cious for tho money that can be found
Smoke some rags, dry wood or corn
cobs, is better than from tobacco in
pacifying bees to remove honoy.
Tomatoes can be- raised ten days
earlier than usual by tipping the
vines. The proper time is when the
first fruit is Of the size Of an egg.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

ALL THE 'MonALirY."- The gods OF
Radicalism are all profanc. Witness
Wade with his month stuffed with abuses
OF the Almighty Name; Thad. Stevens,
who alluded to Jesus as ''tllat single in
dividual;" Karl Schurz, who, few
years since, spoke Of the Rcdeemer as
she iacai gcntlcman beyond the skies,
eafled by some people, Cod" The di.
whites OF Radicalism shock tho religious
as well as political sense Of tho pcoplc
itadlcal,sm, in its last analysis, is inf
deity to man and God.
.Au9usta Consttutionalist.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
TCha,'icSton Ne,vs.

Many Black Republicans have sworn
t!at they would never again vote 'or a
Democrat. We therefore rcpublish u
speech ofG.n. Grant:
4" ann q Democrat, every man in my
regiment is Democrat, and wEsn
shall DC convinced that this war has for
ITS object any other than what ! have
mentioned, or the Government designs
using l's soldiers to execute tho purposes
OF The abol'iionis,s, ! pledge you my
honor as soldier that will carry my
sword on the other side and cast NY lot
with that people. Col. u. s. Grant IN
1861. --Stra"tom Register.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10


A REBEL. ANRcDorE.-In tho work
ny John Esten Cooke, entitled, "Wcar-
ing of the Gray" the following anec-
dote occnrs, which may perhaps be an.
pieciated under the present circumstan-
ces: a.4
In 1868 the enemy caught saax, old
conniryman near Madison CoutS If6ase
and informed him that he must do ono
OF two things s--either take the oath of
allegiance to tho United States Govern
ment orprcpare to be buried alive. Flo
declined to take the oath, when his cap-
tors deliberately proceeded in lis pres.
once to Olga grave, and when il was
finished they led him to it and said:
will YOU take the oath 2"
J"No J! responded the prisoner.
"You had better p
Il won'tp
''l you don'stake tho oath you villa
Se buried alive in Tho grave The next
five minutesl' 5i
The old fellow approached nearer,
looked with attention at the nit yawninc
before him, and then turning round, witIs
Piled: ia1s
,Y"Well, 60 on with your fuaeralt
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

Mn. CnAsE AND THE MErnoDIsrs OF TIE
rn.-Mr. Chase has been recently ex-
crtinS himself to influence the opinions of
leading coiorcd men, aud affect their realty
TO the Republican party. Some days since
the annual conference Of tho African Mctl o.
dist Episcopal Church was in session here.
Five bishops and Il large number of clergy
mon present Among these were many of
tho most influential men ofthcr race in the
unreconstruclcd States. One presiding ci-
der of the Southern States has, since tho
campaign began there in April, 1867, done
enormous work in organizing League coun>
ellis by the score. Another ono edits n
spirited Radical weekly. Mr. Chase has
hitherto been regarded by such persons as
their great mentor. With many of them
he has personally advised hitherto. OF
course, on coming here, they paid their
respects as usual. 1t is now known
that the discomfort felt by Mr.. Chase no
has forced systematically upon these men.
One Of them asked his advice as the con
vontion appointing IN hour Of prayer with
regard TO impeachment. Mr.. Chase was
vehement in expressing his Indignation at
tho idea. lie has stated to number of
leading men of color, among others to Rev.
III. Nj. Turner and Rev. Mr.. Simms, of Geor
ga, and Rev. Mr.. Civcns, of N. Carolina
that the Republican party had betrayed the
Northern colorcd men. that tho Democracy
was willing to adopt platform of 'univ cr-
sal suffrage and universal amnesty" and
that such II platform would meet his appro
baton. lie advised his colored friends to
leave the republican organization. One or
two Of them have tocn affected by this talk ;
tho othors were indignant aL this exhibition
of MIR. Chase's treacllcry. .--horncys Press.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
Hon. Is. III. Hill, of Georgia. saws

lion. IS. III. Hill, of Georgia, SAYS
know not what else is in the fu-
ture. | know not whether free Gov.
crnmcnt, or. empire or anarchy, or
desrotism, is before us. But one
thing do know Government made
and administered by negroes, outlaws
and apostatcs, will ncvcr be rcsrcctcl
nor long obcycd by y decent, cducat-
ed, brave white race. Then let Us
wait pa;:ently and pcaccably, Our
dclivcrancc is coming if we be brave
and true. The liberty ashiucton
won at Yorktown one October, will be
rc-cstablishcd and proclaimed from
the Lakes to the Gulf, and from soa
to sea, by Democratic frccmcn in No
vcmbcr. II this be not SO, then we
need not trouble ourselves longer ON
the subjects Of suffrage and freedom.
Thoy will bo questions forever of the
past.
The FLORIDA ApMissioN.--Thc New
York 7ribunc'S Washington corrospon-
dent says:
There seems to be considerable oppo-
sit'on among Republicans to tho adms.
sion of Florida for several reasons. In
thc new Constitution is singular propo.
slhon, III effect that every owner Of real
estate in the State is eligible to hold any
oihcc in tho gift Of tho State. The
charge is made hat the Governor elect
(Harr'son Rsed), originally from Wis
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

A Tennessee idiot writes to Brown.
low that ne hopes to see him Presi-
don't Of the United States. Brown
low prints him in hispaper, and heads
him q "sensiblo man." Tho force Of
"sroolyo can no furthergo.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

DEArH oY Ex x-rREslDENT JAMES BucnAN-
AN.--"e learn by telegraph that ex .Presi.
dent James Buchanan is no moro. He has
passed away at aripe old age, on the worry
threshold Of events as those which closed
his term ofthe Chief Magistracy Of the
Nepu6lio. Though severely oensnrod for
his course Immediately preceding the war,
hcprobnbly did what he considered b,st
and most patriotic. AS times 80, he bids
fair TO survive in history at tho last presi.
dent or the hepublic--the mockery and
sham Of Republicanism represented by Lin.
coin and johnson, bcing in .direct antago.
hlsm 20 the syston OF government devised
by tho Fathers. gCoastitutionaiist.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

VERNIN En- RougH,--A st. Louis paper
says Of hegire Of carpet.baggers; j baa
"From this city alone, there has gone
forth full battalion Of needy adventurers
to try their fortunes in the new dominion Of
Niggerdom. In every instance these mon
were played out at home--anable to ohtsin
o livelihood here, except by a resort to hon.
est labor, to which they we're greatly averse,
and 50 desperately badly offoin points Of
moral character as to mako theisi retaoyal
from our midst acauso Of hearty rejoicine..h
Ihe negroes will have an opportunity Of
worshipping them as demi-gods; and con.
tributing varions sums Of money 10 pa their
washeu.wonen. 80 iafe ,efsa46diia sls a,a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
Liver ompIaintS,

Jaunlice ard all affections o the Liver arc soon
removed by the use OF Rallck's Stomach Buffers
anil blood Pills, they are compose OF vegetable
medicinal extracts with especial reference tn
apparatus. Hershiser Myers, Sole Agents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
sH
q MARTIN & SHIELDS,

HAVING purchased the Doot and shoe s.,Nh-
lishment OF \ W, Adams, would respect
iuoeatent -oncrd Ia theif hae, They Keen on
haad leln,ls q Gsnts Ana dteo,r-e call and
kip boots And sboesi LNdies' gAters-laeed and
hauon- sllpprrs, o,gfshoes, etc. Custom work
made 80 order " tte
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
T1sis rsnsdisI are ns bsa
BLOOD Purifiers

Blood Purifiers aT
ertr tHowA, uHa teiH curs an dfeasss rsStfafa0
PROM bad blood Keep your blood ps,fss lssp
your Lipor IN srSYwa dsri Keep yotW
dgesiiN oIadns M tnas soand,
Aed'tg eoadigon, uoy ne SSs " tAess
aisdit yoA ne bsll mes ~ iAe eoanirs rtessp
mead hsmL u years n hsHeH ret',sateN % y'w
sasAlHg you mssi t'y hsss Prspardi'oaS
FROM non. aEo. w woopwARn
Chief Justice Of the suproms Coun q Rnuu-
D eylyAniA.
rniLApHLrutA, March 10, 1901.
fad Heofaad'g GerRaA RiuertN V not -
fHlotiodiiHg bsrcFast, bsi y gaed tsnie, ,aasfsd
~ dlsonfsFs gf tAs diasllirs orgaHs, and " greui
bcHsM IN eaSef qf dsb,liy dHd spaA. " NoTeoaa
act1oa IN As sgl'SN t..t
...t. lOuFs traiy,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
WANTED

All PersonA tT0nblednitb CoSi,ycn or Consti.
patton of ne sor0ls 10 boy Robacks Blo0d
Pills theycontann no mercury, are purely veg,
ciahle and work like charm can DO taken with
safety by persons ofah ages. and in all eondi.
nonsethfe, Hershises Myers, sole Agents,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND


BosroS, Jan. q, 1855.
PotAND's WHITE PISE CoMPoUsD. - Amer
having given It thorough trial, We can confidently
recommend Pol0Hds Thae PtHe Compound as a
very valuable article for the OF colds, coughs
and Palmonlo complaints generally. In several
eases, We have known It to give prompt relief when
all other remedies which had been tried had failed
II Is an Article, which, In climate 80 promotlve Of
sudden and severe colds as Is that Of New England
ought to BE- In every hmnyi and We Rre sure that
those who obtain g. and give 1t fair trial, viii
not thereafter be willing to be without L.
A NAhUABLE MEDICINE. - Dr.. iPeidRCps Uhiis
Hae Compound, advertised In our columns, Is Asue-
ecssfnl attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues OF the White rine bark, II has been thor.
oughly tested By people In this city and vicinity,
and the proprietor has Testimonials to Its value
nom persons well known 20 our etlIens. We rec.
omIuend tts trial 10 all those cases Of disease TO
which Il is Sdapted Il Is for sale By all our drug
gists. - ~ u IRdePrHdsRf, t.srfrr.r. %
The Waite Puas C0mFouAd is now sold In every
part OF the United States and British Provinces.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-19
gellli : aNeeklv World.
MONTANA ITEMs.-From the Helena Pos
&c August 9TH, we extract the following:

MONTANA lTEMS.-tr0m the iieiena 4 oos
of August 9TH, we extract the following; 5
Charles Williams, q witness in q case before
the II. 8. District Court for Montana. while
on his way from Fort Benton to Helena, with
q horse and rig belonging to Sheriff Biedler,
WAS intercepted three miles from Benton, Aug
Ist. and hung to tree, by unknown persons
Frcighting wagons have gone from Helena
tn Benton. Dakota Territory, to haul merchan-
disc sent By railroad for Montana, from East
ern markets. The round trip is made in about
ok weeks, aud the price of freighting is ten
cents per pound This mode Of receiving goods
in Montana will materially affect the steamer
business OF the Missouri.
Mining bitches are being constructed III va
rious localities in Montana, so rs to ensure
supply of water in future for long season
Mining is generally reported quite duii' =,
Five men on Deep Greek Canyon, 10 mnes
FROM Diamond City, were attacked py tnirteen
Indians, Aug. 4th, one man killed ana tne io"r
others driven of. and oil their effects taken oy
the savages. A party OF whites h'o s'"o !"
pursuit OF the Indians.
A Young lady, crossed in love, tried to kill
herself with strychnine on Crow creek, but she
took an overdose, and it didn't kill, She was
getting over II.
Col. Woodtorth. an attorney, made violont
assault upon Mr.. Charmasero. another attor
ney. in Judge Monson's Court Helena. and was
fined 500 and sentenced to 20 days close in-
rrisonment for his contempt of Court. 1t was
his third offence Of the kind. He had appealed
i4om The sentence and fine, on the strength OF
4 late Territorial enactment which limits the
penalty for contempt OF Court Ia fine not TO
exceed $40. and torbids Imprisonment
Charles e. Becker, packer from Walla
Walla, lost 81, 900 in coin and dust while trar-
cling on his homeward way. on the Blackioot
road The money slipped iron bis coat, III
" Itch hc had the money wrapped. and tied be-
hind his saddle, rs hc was riding along.
Railroad meetings are being held IN Munta.
IA. to further the project Of q branch from the
Union Pacific road.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-19
OwYHEE IrEMs- From the iraidache OF
last Saturday we extract the following:

OWYHEE ITEMS From the 4raidache OF
last Saturday We extract the following
VIM l. Blair. of Stow Hill, Maryland, died
H. Silver City. August 10Th. He resided IN
Boise Basin from 1863 Ia l-ji. and since
iAen lived in Owyhee. Fair triba'e IS PAID to
ls memory.
John Donovan had discovered rich ledge
about Webfoot Gulch, OF nearh four feet
width.
Deputy L. : Surveyor Bell Is engaged III
surveying the boundary lines oil townships III
which mineral lands in Owyhee arc located.
TIE survey Of Flint District IS Completed
The Centra, Pacific cars viii b. within 200
miles uf Silver City in few weeks. and then
gods can De- brought from san FrInctsco In
from II 10 L. days.
Giant puwi.. is now used ia blasting b. tho
BIZ mining companies IN OwtLrc, and + great
J. praised b al who uSc il
The bullion shipments from Owthec COW
ayerag" S2lO,OOU per mouih.
Capt Harris and jun Bccbe continue Ia
scuut the 0wyhee country IN qncsi OF hostile
Iadians.
Grasshoppcrs haze committed unparalleled
obstruction If crops in Upper J"rdau Vallry
They destroyed whole fields Of wheat. BARRY
aud oats. SD "a II leave them not worth cut
I.Es. AID meadow pt idAarieai tllnViAy hay
l,inrging 10 Air. FArnahan. was stripped al
every blade.
II is rumorcd tia; Camp c. r Smith Is To
tc abandoned
Henry Ashcroft Ind an arm broken BY tho
Lpl't:ing of one of Bcachry's stsg"s. Angus:
- br:ween REBEL crtrk und Budalp station.
Annihcr passenger "aa ais" iaiUred.
Peaches. apples and pears have bFrn bTouch;
! ag"Rs Ia SGlvrr City from Chico this ruHsh
Dan Powers and pa-tner, VIII" have bccn nj
work upon rrfns' stud Of the Webfnot mill
! .tC clcarrd S!i3--or IN average Of so
! day to thr hand.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-19

CATHOLIC lxTELIIG%HC:.-Wc extract the
following from thc San Francisco Dispatches
- '4g. lCth:
Rev Louis Lootcns. virnr Apostolic. or
!;yhop Of Idaho, was solcu'u'y consrcratrd 10
I:;shnp yesterday at IT MIry's Cathcdrs: The
h;"st Rev. Archbishop AlIrInany. Gctrd ~ the
"sicrr p..'latr. The strtnpn wHs preached by
tsc Very R"s. Father Pcudrgrast.
II is hoped ths Right Rev. Bishop. now CON
srcratrd for bis high place AMI holy calling,
VII soon be established in this. bis diocese, aud
Q warm welcome awaits hun hrrc in Idahp
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-19
sherfs Sale =.

10y VIRTUE OF A s y ars..
D,na a decree 0: !oTe:sosq1,s,s main d Y
- - :. ale issuer. ou, Of the I 4 a,sa
EN- 81 " .a $50 AZ Boise, TeE.ar. sass,s
ior soc eoss 80 s - in s.ld coan, "
tndfnlei,,, fen Do. ala and Joha Cog
Aei,o''ala = ~ Two Thousand - as..B. 81 z
N.ae.r. ave and +s-ioa poa a. n July !
Kpil duly tested the !s.n - s.i,ih.. :a!csTs
yhsrh I am COMMANDED " -. IN las $3.50
ed property, ;o.wtt: Ina .sss 4 tss nars ~ J
~ r,rs siun,c cnrnneao:ss ..,,re,s. % ..
.. - ~ wall and Man es.saaN
,s'...., - na.se, Idaho Tsrt.10;s !. srouI ~
eosas $50, - ~ thirty feet =, y. va y.
cry cry, ~ street, and being 90 .. - -
sad MM .a. s thorce ssck He 10 a D.
and sssfna M. I'd being b'aphas1Ss y, spiI
rrrralsrs occupied os :" ucase. snd usM "
he san Fsauciseo cnop ~ re sca1a 4 asss
said Main street. aad up u. IL prpisr 4
ssrrrt and upon the 49, and, co.
no,,.ho 4 Bruce - DID, .royen'ens, - 81
a,s,h All buildings ana an rossoa . -
.lay Of Jniy. 1855 ~ IA
thai on the ~ - A. " .ssfs
=. u O'Clock. NJ. ! VII ,.,s - d pss.sss b
a. -, :. ,,sor in idaho tip. -.sefss Y M
I"a@. .,a s,.oye described ~. N ssis y. ass
S.'sa.s =. 70 s4.ists sid o,a1I cRerg
coe.s. - IN iggsns5sg se- ~
!. .a. .s...,Iej,s J i. I'D g
"A Family ufooeT' 9 =
Nav Toms
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-19

DY VIRTUE OF A JUpoDl
I'D o. foreclosure O: mechanics ". ~
the District Court. in and FOX ths CO..
TERRITORY OF Idaho. upon decree f \ ~
court. wherein John Goodman, / " : Il
Toripkins. James Gi!!ets, \ Noc~ - FIJI
chilJs srs plaintiffs fnd inters. -sn s-S AVS
Is defendant. .os TIE SUB o, Two I've. - -
Hundred and one ard 65-leo po.A p. ~ = n
oos,s G: su,t, duly tested TIC 2ssa - .:-..,t
lses, by which commanded % - 'Ruiltr
properly. viz: That certain ~ M s,-gs
norsh.wcs, corner OF Main and wa, va, s-ssgd
cav Boise csrna-, Ilahe Te7Tiio',, !, ,si ~
one and ons.hali :eet OF Nam s.ssr g AL
fec, ON wal street, comr7oni! ks's "a ~
mr.. together ~ith she G7o''aa y "a Tnir tfss
situate or such iateresI IS me s a. "
oo,h aay Of laac. 1867. or Fas - IN
1s,b,:e notice is hereby given t''A :. al
ssa Day OF August A. p. ., "a. -
a,a O'clock N. Twill sell in trOa. .:s, y b =
door in Idaho CITY. at public a US Sirhsa u
Above described property 10 y, as,r ri -
sa.i.tv sa,d order Of sale ana scapIrT,HES y
n.,sa Idaho City. JAY %. isSsa''
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-19

!. :asirn to thc Ia! ton (O.) Ledger. t,,,corrcct
some misrepresentation Of the Otir dr!rg1.
Ion in the New York Convention. Mr. Valiaa.
digham expresses himself confidently rs to the
election Of Seymour and Blair He says:
have now mysrlf been IN New York, New
J.rsry. Penusy!v ania. Mary land md Delaware.
md can say with truth thut among the prin'-
democratic massrs. no nominations hove been
,hade for years which are received with 50
,luch satisfaction and thatf have never known
q time when amnDg these nassrs there was
such universal confidence ~ success. Nothing
gov il needed but combined wisdom aud bod.
ness in planning and conducting the campaign.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-19

E.oGcISG. John w. Forney says: "Fiog-
.i,g has at last been abolished In tho colorcd
s.'isuIs IL Maryland Prentice says he ought
= sarc adtd, and retained in the white girls
s.hrc.s ~ ks.achusetfs. - .f IL
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-19

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"A Family ufc0 30
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-19

OBsERvg.-Our friends in Northern Idaho
viii rccrlIect we predicted Judge May would
a.. y.:ccise 100 votes IN this ,diyisinn Of Idaho.
I.G fcccised - IN this c'un.y mol one IN Aitn.
Es&,f not one in Ada, and only oacin Owyhee--
CT Il. IL We now believe hc will not get 100
y.,trs In MI Idaho
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-19

OSgI3A cuusrY.--The Boise Siafssp,aa Of
Yesterday r,parts- Onrida county Gny-six ma.
isr.ty for Batter. This Is thr only county in
Ilsho. so far reported, which gave Butler q
,asjority., We believe he has carried no other
equity. o. e se.aa go r.as