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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

GRATIFYING CnANGE.-The dispatches
from Washington announce the appointment
of Richard T. Miller, Esq, Of Owyhee, as As
sociate Justice of idaho, and his confirmation
by the Senate. This appointment clearly car
ries with it the removal of John Cummins
present Associate Justice. Apart from poIit
cal considerations we rejoice at the change
Mr.. Miller is an experienced and able lawyer
and his Democracy ia beyond question. He
has practiced his profession in California, and
there, rs in Idaho. where he has resided for
for several years. he won and has maintained
the high respect of his fellow citizens Of every
marty and creed The appointment will give
almost universal satisfaction throughout the
Territory, and especially 10 his District.
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IT The residence Of tltg pAr*nts 81 tho Bride. Ada
county. July 81. 10y Il II. Lind~ay Esq. LAvAtKrrr
LINDSEY 10 Miss PARADISE EtLaoAR
Health aud every blessing Ia The happy couple
through long life. Say we.
Ia Boise City, july 9Th. by II. l.. Gillespie. Esq
JAMES H. WARREN tn Miss Maar ArS MING
In Ada county. JeIy ID. by Il. l.. Gillespie. Esq
TIMOTHY NooSAs 10 Mise MAHY BRApY.
In Ada county, July sth. by Gov Ballard, JAMES
MutLANEY to Miss CAROLINE WALtfxa.
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\ movement has been made during the week
towards thc construction OF Il wagon road be-
tween this cl,y and Gold Hlll--a distance ol
about twcuty-ri.A; miles. The plaza proposed
is that i, b. tree road. built 10 .rr the suprr-
vision OF Directors chosen by THOSE who cua,
tribute cilAcr money, ~ labor. or 81! plies 10
the labprcrs. los the enterprise. Already. The
merchants and others III this city hase sub
ser bed nearly tN ,lyr hundred dollars III aid ni
the project. and we are told that many. a;
Gold I'LL end along the line OF thc -pad. viii
contribute LIBERAL! ~ money "r labor,
IL il an iinportaa. caterprisr. aud We hope
Il vii! receive the measure Of support from
our citizens which Will insure Ils succrss IN
brief time. The road. when completed tn Gold
Hill. viii also be- much Travelled h persons
iourncy.ug TO and from the Yuba District. Al
turas. and lndrcd. /, ia most likely. the wagon
road would be- extended to that point. for II Is
the shortest Is we'll as the mos, feasible route
from Boise City or this place to- luba. With
the TOAD extended to iuba. much Of the travel
between tHls ana aul Counties ana h1Chl biT
would laewiac pass over 1t. The advantages
TO accrue t. Idaho City. by means ri tn. trade
AID iutrrcomraunirgiiun with the iub1 Die.
trct and other PORTIONS at AItgras county
must b. apparent la orr business meu gencr-
ally. And with thus Opportunity {" bring ma
tcrial benefit to Themselves through the com.
Parativrly small expenditure required 10 bald
the projected road. we cannot but believe the
enterprise will be speedily pushed onward 10
completion. Important mining aud trade ia
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WHAT GRANT LIKEs-Tn n recent smoke
with Ex-Governor Curtin. Gen. Grant said /:
81 admire The Methodist Church, because il
centrallzcs and consoidates power in lts head "
Ii IS reasonable to assume that Grant, If cho-
ton and constellation of power in the Exccu.
tive head of the Gnrcrumcnt-in other words.
in himself This would enable him to play the
desput indeed. The people want no such man,
or any man with such views. as President.
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SUICIDES.-Betwern June 29th and July
Francisco ". {. Grrybach robbed fellow
Ioiger, was ir: of, but in consequence OF IN
tense modification for the deed. hung himself
10 the bed-p">t with wrapping tN.at. J. I
Pulaski was poor, iriendIess and destitute.
He took poison.
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TO the Public.
INFORMATION HAS REACuEn

II ii
= ne of certain reports In circulation which affect
and seek to injurc. my good name aud reputation
am charged. aareeahly TO these reports with having
passed bogus gold dust upon certain parties. herr.
with most solcmnly deny that have committed
any such wrongful disbonorahe act or in auv
manner rendered myself Justly ehargeablc with any
questionable or dishonest deed. The Grand Jury for
the July term Of the Boise county District Court win
be IN session the following week. aud take this oc
casion 10 particularly invite challenge my accuscrs
whomsocvar they may be, TO attend and appear be.
fore that body, and defy them to make good their in.
famously slanderuus char ie againat me- ask aud
court the most scrutinizng investigation in reference
20 conduct and character either before the Grand
Jury. by my fellow citizens II il only now aimee
have been placed In candidacy for responsible
public Office that my fair has ever been aasail
ed and therefore treat the accusation aud accnaers
I'm different mode than that which should aiopt
In not before the citizens OF Boise county
as candidate for their suffrage. repeat that chai
lengo the most rigid scrutiny into my past life and
dare any who accuse me to show or prove any base,
dishonest or criminal act upon me.
EDWARD DoNAHo.
Idaho City. July II, 1868.
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NOTABLE MUTATIoS.-Major JEFF l.. Woi
ford, Confederate officer, who was General
Dick Taylor's Chief of Artillery. is the R.ldi.
cal candidate for Congress in the Holly Springs
District, Mississippi, while Captain Charles a.
Townsend, who was Federal officer, formerly
from Wisconsin, is the Democratic candidate
in the same district.
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PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS. -

CONiNIISsIONERS. -
The Board of County Commissioners met il
Regular Session at the Court House In Idah,
City, and the following Is a condensed repor
Of their proceedings;
IDAHO Cry, Monday. July 6, 1868.
The meeting adjourned till Tuesday, at II
o'clock, An.
Tuesday, lOA N.
Full Board present.
Upon affidavit of j. A. Luckett, A. j. Bun
ner and j.. H. Belts, in reference to certain
County Scrip destroyed by fire on the 10Th o
June, 1865, the same was ordered To be reis
sued upon filing the usual indemnity bond.
The Board examined aud passed upon the
bills against the County.
Statement of Auditor was submitted, ap
proved and ordered filed. e. -
The Board now proceeded to the Ireasur
er's office, and upon counting the moneys in
the County Treasury found the same correct
in every respect. - -3
In the matter of the General election to be
holden ON Monday, the 10th day OF August
1868, the Board of Commissioners being in
full session, in pursuance of the law regulating
elections, made the following order, to-wit
That General Election be held in said county
on Monday, the 10th day of August, A. ID. lS6e.
(that being the second Monday in said month";,
for the election of the following officers, viz:
One Delegate to Congress,
One District Attorney for the Second Judi.
cial District,
Four Members for the Territorial Council,
Eight Members for the Territorial House oi
Representatives,
One Sheriff,
One Auditor and Recorder,
One Treasurer,
One Assessor,
One Probate Jadge
One County CLERK,
One Coroner.
One Superintendent of Publ!c SCHOOLS,
one County Commissioner.
Two Justices OF the Peace far each Precinct,
Two Cohstablrs Tor each Precinct
Aud further, that the following Precincts be
and src hereby established. and that the per-
suns whose names are annexed Ia each act IA
Judges al said Election aud that said Flee.
tlna shall b., Conducted IN the manner aud form
prescribed by law.
idaho Citg--,ts the Court Housc-r III Kit
trell. Josh Han,In. Ben VI Anderson.
Itac Grore-Ben. L. DAVIS. Gro. oarrlsh, VI,
Frcidrnburg.
Bacaa I',s!a Bar--a, Franz Grbhards-Ly
cursus jackson, Len White, J. J. pooicy.
Lac. ChaHec-at Wallars.'s store--J. Ran
so,a. A 4 Chamberlain. Jno Wallace
N,a#chabd-t'rank Cooper Dan kapp. +,
II SIr,ngham.
Csa'rriuc-at Murray S. R.dsr {. W
Stewart. : X Go.l,rap.
Piac.rr,iir--at Abe johnson "A. L. Gala
way. l. : Hart, l.. \ MADDOX
GraHstc-at Pat Nvonan's -Juo Ica1. I
Sultan. Pat WEIGH
P,oanr C,fg--at Nancc's oilice--W II Far.
k.n.ou. l. 4 Stevenson. 81 Bufh,a
tpp1- Pageffe al Oaiuet s-CAas. osturr.
J. / Athugt
.Ssirlr mn District tGulI I'LL Precinct )-
Jas Carr. ". { Ta,ru. J. Bradford
Horsr >hoc Esad-ai Joh0<na'a--o / jobs.
son. ". nar,dson. r. Pertains.
>qsdfc CrceA--a; SRA! bouse--A. McQuaid.
Geo. rritsagl
Easi0a--a; Hllls-R Golisberry. X Sreu.
cer. & oakrs
Hr.,d,co.d-Wadc Carter I l.. Gooch. ".
G.. Inland
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LATEST TELEGHAM.-Dr. 4. NJ Loryea, Of
Portland, now in New York City, sent the fol-
lowing telegram, July Sd, which appears in
the Oregon Herald, July 4th:
Pendlcton is ahead in the Democratic eau.
Gus The appropriation of s20,U00' for the
Improvement of the Willamette river has
passed. The railroad ID progressing fayorably
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EXTRAORDINARY SPEEp-TAe Messengers
Of Wells, Fargo i Co, and of the Union
Pacific Express, have tough trials OF speed in
going by Pony Line from Reno - Virginia City
twenty-five miles - far, Wells. Fargo j.
Co. have beaten every trip. July 81 their
Messenger made the distance il ti:ty-uine min
utes, beating his rival three minutes.
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EscApEp.-placido Vega, Gcn. Martinez,
and Col Toleda, distinguished Mrx.cans, who
were connected with the late revolutions in
Mexico, arrived few days ago in San Fran
cisco, having successfully escaped the Mexican
authorities of Colima and SiRaloa.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-11

PREsIDENTIAT.-The latest dispatches from
New York Indicate the nomination of either
Pendeton or Horatio Seymour, for President
By the Democratic National Convention, or,
possibly, Hendricks. We hope that Pendleton
has been nominated, but either of the two
others named will suit Very likely the nomi-
nations for President and Vice President were
not made before Tuesday, the 9TH instant, and
the news will not reach us earlier than to-
morrow or Monday. But come when it will
let the Democracy OF this city and other camps
10 The Basin be prepared to ratify in enthusi
astic manner, ~ Democrats ought TO.
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CATHOLIC INTEILIGENCE.-The La Grande
(Ogn } >catipel, of last Saturday says the Rev
with Il view 10 the establishment Of Catholic
Seminary aud a Catholic Chapel in that town
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DIDN'T PARTfcfpATE.-The negroes were
not given place in the procession on the 4th
of July in San Francisco It is now a Demo.
cratic city-under the government Of white
men.
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DELEGATE FROM ARIZONA Gov. Nee or.
mick. OF Arizona. hiss been elected Delegate
To Congress from that Territory.
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DOIsE AND IDAHO FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
ID senger Line, leaves Harris Exchange Boise City
at A.. e.. Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays and
leaves the Luna House, Idaho City at a. M. Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays. Through in 10 hours
Fare SIS in currency ounce gold dust. Ali kinds
Of freight will DO carried at reduced rates. Apply at
Harris Exchange. Boise City. at my Vegetable
Stand i'm the Postoffice building. idaho City. All
kinds of fresh Vegetables kept constantly on hand.
July IL. ls6s-m3 JOHN BUCKLEY. Prspr.
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THINNING QUA Radical meeting. held
at PIattsburg, Clinton county, No, lately b!
resolutions read James VI Caruthcrs. editor
of the Cameron Chr0no'yPe, out of their body
aud hand him and his paper over Ito the enc
my to whom, they say. he seems most prop.
erly to belong" The work Of disintrgratinn
in the Radical party seems to go brasely on
Il vii, b. rasy 10 beat them next November
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BIG SUTT.-A san Francisco dispatch oi
July 81 says: Beriah Brown sues the city for
$4,000 damages for the destruction Of the
Democratic Press Office by mob in April 10
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IMPORTATION WANrEp-Of Clark Hamil
ton, who belonged to Company 4, 9th lows
Cavalry, in the late war. In the Spring oil
1865 be- and thirteen others went IN scout
ing expedition. aud no positive information has
since been heard of him, but 4 report has come
to his parents that he was seen ~ Montana ii
1867. Any information concerning him will
be thankfully received by his parents, james
and Lucinda Hamilton, Salem. Oregon Ne
vada and Montana papers please copy.
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IN RorTE -. Ross Browur. L. s. Minis.
ter ia China. arrived at san Francisco. Jul,
III. "a route la China.
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NICE LITTLE GAME-Special Government
Detective kimball has been detected in trying
10 smuggle $50 boxes Of opium in San Fran
cisco from vessel from Victoria.
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Nem Aauertisements.
SALE, CHEAP.

l offer for sale, at very low terms my BAKERY
and business in Pioneer CITY, Boise Basn II Is the
only Bakery in the Camp. and enjoys good steady
run of patronage. lint as want togo East the en-
suing FALL wish to sdI out and close business
Come and see me, write, and ascertain trrns.
- JEROME JOHNSON
Pioneer City, July II. ls6s-H
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Boise County Democratic Ticket.
For Delegate to Congress, ~ N
u. IA. SHAFER.
For District attorney, I'd District,
Il. E. Fo0TE,
For Territorial Council,
WI VI. VANCE, of Pioneer City, flour years.,
X. q. ALLEN, of Buena Vista Bar, (foar years.,
a. J. BUNNER, of Idaho City, 1.-TWO years.. s
q. c. DUDLEY, of Pioneer City, two years..
For Representatives..
W. S. HARLEY, of Idaho City,
A. GOoDENoUGH, of Last Chance Bar,
NATHAN MARX of Gold Ill.,
BAILEY HAYDEN, of Deadwood Basin,
d. ,McGREW, of Idaho City,
T. l.. GOLDEN of Buena Vista Bar,
THOS. FOYE, OF Idaho City,
d. b. MOONEY, of Payette Valley
For Sheriff,
FRANK B. BRITTEN. of Idaho City.
assessor aud Tar Collector,
EDWARD DoNAHo, of Idaho City.
Aufitor and Recorder,
WILLIAM MOLONEY, of Placerville.
Treasurer.
P. E. EDMoNDsoN. Of Idaho City.
Probate Judge,
]. D. GALBRAITH. Of Idaho City.
CotHty Clerk.
JAMES r. PILE, OF Boston.
Co.aty Commissioner,
D. II. ALDERSoN. OF Idaho City.
Superintendent Pabltc Schools,
BART. CLINTON, of Granite Greek.
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led.

In Silver City. june 27th. 1868 Mna. BowrsA C..
wife Of CHARLES =. RpBBfSs
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mitted myself in asserting to their
views and wishes, that they consider.
ed it decided thing that | should joir
the family. But appearances promised
well, and as there was no object in de.
lay, agreed TO take up my residence
with the family at the commencement
Of the following week.
I When arrived in my new quarters
Mrs. and Miss Green were alone; but
in the course of the evening the young
lady told me that they were expecting
the next day to receive most agreea-
bic couple, Captain and Mrs. Bed
ford, friends of a friend of theirs,
who wished to pass a short time in
town; "And," she added, sit would be
SO nice, as then they should have the
benefit of gentleman's escort to any
place of public amusement, and she
was sure | should like both the bus
band and wife"
The next day Captain Bedford and
his lady duly arrived. Mrs. Bedford
had been handsome, and dressed
very well. He was quiet aud polite.
We saw little of them during the day,
as they told us they had many friends
in the neighborhood, with whom they
were anxious to spend as much time as
possible, but they always came in most
punctually to dinner at six P. NJ; after
which we played a rubber, or / was in
yited to go to the piano, being some
what proficient in music, as was also
Mrs. Bedford, so that our evenings pass
ed pleasantly. After fortnight's res
idence / began to think myselffortunate
in my selection of a home; the only
drawback was, that as Mrs. Green kept
but one servant, the attendance and
routine of household arrangements was
not SO well apportioned as l had been
accustomed to. / observed, also, that
Miss Green was not always to be found;
that she had many hOusewifeIy duties,
and was not above rendering assistance
in the kitchen, for sometimes met her
early in the morning in an underlined
costume, scarcely assimilating to the
lady who was to share our social circle
in the evening.
10 be Continued. ..-
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WHOLE NO. 1893.

the measure Nv my ambishen-people
forget in a few years, and ef they didn't,
the Amerikin people wont be cross
eunf to hold my children responsible
for wat l hev done. Some NV em-I
hey keerfully KEEP EN- away from WASH
ington for neerly three yeers-may yit
redeem the name NV Randall, even ez
worthy men by the name NV Arnold
hev managed to live and be respected
their yirchoos more than balancin the
unforunit name they wuz Gust with.
But, A. Johnson, yoor time is short.
The Republicans is furious, and the
Dimocrisy he'd ruther see it than not.
|, too will visit yoo in yoor retirement
i'll Tennessee.
more gov A. Johnson In his eggsie Feels,
Than Tore The Senits got him BY the heels.
by the time be was done talking the
balance Nv EN- he'd all left the room, and
when he wuz done he went too, leaYin
no one but me. The scene was affectin.
Droppin his head onto my buzzum, the
sCaldiu teers runnin down his checks,
he exclaimed In holler voice: "0ne
by one they 60. Mrs. Cobb first, and
the balance immejitly after. Oh, wat a
world is this !"
/ draw the curtain over his grief. l
may have to inancier somewhat to hold
my place, but alluz respeck manly
emoshen.
PETROLEUM V. NAsDY, P. NJ.
Vic h is Postmaster
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THE VOICE OF THE DEAD.
BY r.. ALICE KINNEY.


Oh the journey Is ended
Over the painless sea
And the sounds Of earth surge family up,
Like hollow wave to me.
Finished at last my journeying,
How welcome the sheeted rest
Willie the freight glanccs yonder,
Fitfully over my breast.
heard like distant murmurmg,
The sound of falling tears;
And over the desert waste came back,
The feet Of forgotten years.
There were tones like the tinkling OF waters
Into crystal sea {;
And lights that shOne like wandering stars,
Coming to welcome me.
But the tones grew faint and fainter,
And the night was still and deep
The stars wentOut in those long, long hours,
And thought they had gone to sleep.
Oh the VOYAGE was dreary,
But after the night was done,
How gOrgeOusly out Of the death and fear,
To the new life rose the sun.
The dead lies cold in the chamber.
Aud mutllrd voices speak;
There's sigh IN my fathers dreaming,
tear on my mothers check,
The curls Of my little sisters head,
Lie wet on her cherub brow,
Oh could waken thcir slumbcr,
Could they only sec me now!
Why this sOrrowful sighing
o hearts by anguish riven!
Your feet are treading the sunless way,
But mine the paths of Heaven.
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Rates Of Advertising.
jackson County Directory
For. 1868.

Representative IN CdagreSs-IIon. j. WILSON.
ReprvseRtstice- DUNCAN.
Common Pleas Jpdge-JOHN P. PLYLEY.
Probate Jadge--J4 4MES w. LONGBON.
iaditor-I.. A. ATKINSON.
hecorder-CH HARLES RHODES.
PTescvHeiRy AHo,Rey--W. X. HASTINGS.
FEva8Grer-ADAMW w. LONG.
CLERK of Couft-CIIARLES q. JAMES.
Skeri6--J0sEPH II. WILSON.
SurreyOr-BEVERLY KEENAN,.
CorONer-PETER EWING.
CommissiOners-J. A. SELL, ADAM LACKEY,
VINT0N POWERS.
Notariss Pa6ic--CH CHARI.ES RHODES. w. Ks
HASTINGS, d. MACKLEY, ISAAC ROBERTS,
B. r. STEARNS, j. ED. JONES, JAS. TRIPP.
Matter Commissioaer--J. W. L0NGB0N.
School Eramiaers.-J0IIN G. STEVENSON,
A.W. LONG, D. MACKLEY.
Town Officers.
Mayor-D, W. WlNFoUGH.
Maia1L-J0HN X. RATHBURN.
Recorder CHARLES ADAMS.
Treasurer--DAVID w. WINF0UGH.
0sWMciltaen-- EZEKIEL JONES, JOHN D.
JAMES, 7. P. SUTHERLAND, EDWARD RUF,
L. A. ATKINSON.
Church Directory.
PERSEVERANCE CHURCH--No regular service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH = Rev.
l. B. BRADERIcK, Pastor. Services every
Sabbath at 101G A, NJ, and 6lG Pm. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday night
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH -Rey.
Il. Bach, Pastor. Services every Sabbath
S at 1917 A. NJ. and GIE z. NJ. Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday night
CATHOLIC CHURCH-No regular Service.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH--No regular service.
Township Directory
The following are the names of the Justices of
the Peace in the several townships In jackson
county. with the date when the commission of
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JACKSON G. H., OHIO THURSDAY MARCH .26, 1868.
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ToWnship DirectorY

The following are the names of the Justices Of
the Peace in the several townships in Jackson
county. with the date when the commission Of
eBch tSlirrS.