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the niger in the best place. Thence came all
the legislation outside the Constitution, and
the effort to cast the Executive Office out of our
system of Government because the occupant
of that Office did not agree with Greeley in his
views of his duties. This is the spirit that has
rendered it impossible for the people to act
longer with the Republican party, and though
the nation respects and reveres Grant for his
character and his history, it cannot even for
his sake accept party of such tendencies
and subject, as its record shows, to such un-
safe influences.
1t is not the first time that Greeley has ap-
peared in the same character. He had some
relation to the disastrous defeat OF Scott. He
was the leader who inspired in the people
such natural alarm and fear of what might
follow the success of the Whig party. His
extravagant agitation of the Anti-Slavery ex-
element, his fury, his venomous invectives,
his intellectual antics generally, made such
sentiment against his party that Scott's
heroic national record was an insufficient as
and folly have driven from the support of his
party the vast masses Of the people, and thus
he has prepared the way for the
defeat of his candidate. There
is one thing that may save Grant,
and this chance for safety comes from
queer quarter. The Copperheads, by the Pc
culiar character of their opposition to the hero
of the war, may yet insure his election. Their
campaign against him may stimulate great
popular movement in his favor. Popular
gratitude is capricious and will not see indigni-
ties cast on one whom it ought to favor, even
though if left alone it might neglect him.
Jacllsons career indicated once the full force
of this and Grants may again. The Copper
head violation of all decenoy in its assaults on
the great commander may give him cham
pion in every respectable voter, and If the
- H.. knnk
turn on the personal merits of the candidate
we shall see that the popular good will toward
the nations hero is greater even than the
popular fear of the radicals.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07
THE GEoRGrA-CAMILLA AFFAIR.


From the dispatches in the st. Louis Repab-
licam of September 23d. we clip the following,
which, readers viii note, the Radical Associ-
|ated Press telegraphic reporters for the Pacific
coast have neglected to giye:
g. ATLANTA, Sept. 20, 1868.
The following report Is from Judge Vason
and Mr.. johnson, who were requested by
Lieut. Howard, of the Freedmen's Bureau, to
investigate the matter:
To the Committee of the Senate and House of
the State Of Georgia: 8 .sfT1ef. W j.
We left Camilla this day at noon. ALI IL
quiet there aud no apprehension is felt OF fur
Their trouble. The citizens acted under the
orders OF the Sheriff. They noted as police
i'm the whole affair. The negroes OF the coun-
try are all quiet and no bad feeling exists be-
tween them and the whites, growing OF the
affair But few pegroes were present during
the fight except those in the procession. There
is no necessity for any additional force to pro-
tect the whites aud blacks. The wounded ne-
groes are well cared for. and have the sympa-
thy of the whites The whole difficulty orig
mated in the right claimed by Murphy, pearse
and others To march the negroes into politi-
cal meeting with arms. The Sheriff disputed
these rights, and insisted that. under the pro-
carnations of the Governor aud the law, IL
was his duty, as u civil officer, to prevent such
n proceeding.
(Signed) ID. A. NAsoN,
b. JOHNSON.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

AuLtcCLTcg.t AID INDUSTRIAL AsSocis-
TtuN.--At iarri,ng h,ld in H",sr City. Thurs.
day. Ort,,b~r lei. I II Hart Was chosrn t.'uis.
pursr, Chairman ard {. - Vajeu Secretary.
Several gentlemen made remarks in furthcr-
aaer vi the object tor which the meeting was
called. aud uFoa m"'a.'n a Committee of iif
trs-s.. Consisting "f 4. Il iiai = -. Aik~n.
u rus Jac,,sss. Iha,us& DAVIS. sr.h iii,by. J.
& Gs~r. j, II Nhli&s,n. J. u Wail,us. J NJ
lil,.s..'sn. L. ID. Najen. H. l. lsascs. l. r Car
s~e. iI"n'.r taHghr.. I. u. Hart. and Thee 4.
Hall. chss'ss t"r the pary-osr III reporting
by Laws snd ratrs in govern shr Association /:
als" {" 'ssu" addrrss la the people. and Ia
act s~.srrall, as i"mp"ra1 Executive Cum.
nllsssr uu,ss l-TulassrnG organization ~ 81.
irstsd. rss''Gufa"u was passrd asking the
rttazrus ia" ~ all II.sFiluus al The Territory Ia
css.sp~Tat.' Nth the Association: a9so asking
ihs nrss paprTs 4" advocate tho tn their
respective p',Ttiosss at the Territory. The s~r.
rrssry Mas requested io furnish the Bplse City
paP~ts wIsa tae proceedings al th.. meeting.
aud r~qu~st the IuAito Wugt,p. Uath ~~ Ara
Laacse aud L.'W l,su Iowrwai tn esp, the sane
Tn" mretiag then adj,gru.-a Ia saturday. the
Iyth Igsi>. st = u'cissck =. NJ. whru tn. Con.
a'tisr "a rsqus-sted {" r~purt aud permanent
organization will b. effected.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07
ID. A. VAsoN,
B. JOHNSON.

QUEER AfrAiR.-The Oregoaiaa of Sept.
2sth tells of queer affair. A drowned body
was tished from the Willamette river at that
point a few days before, aud the coroner's jury
pronounced IL Ia be that Of one James Newell.
by suicide. The same day Sewrll called Ia
say il was not his bady. His appearance was
proof sufficient, 50 the body was declared To
be- that of one John Mcdonald. accidentally
drown.d John McDonald came forward and
protested against being recorded as drowned.
And at last accounts no name had been affixed
To the corpse by way Of identification. Maybe
Oh. body once held the life oi John Smith. but
ii the papers so set il down host uf J"hn
Smiths woald swear, each that IL was not him.
How would John Brown dol One of that
name would. no doubt. il b. could have his
say, prefer To be- registered as dro,cHed
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

An AMianLg Cuss.-Thc editor VI the Mar.
shall (Missouri) Bazaar. u Radical paper VI the
s,raightest sect, proposes the following pious
disposition of Mr.. rhrlan. of kanss. City. the
Supervisor Of Registration. Who rrlasrd tu
sell himsrlf for ts.n thousand dollars to q Rad.
zeal clique al Office hun,~s:
As far Ph.lan. Nc Say that BIZ. carcass ough;
10 be driven full ot pine Annals aud then SGT ga
fire. aud tina, be- thea b. put Ia h"gshrad
driven full oI hnr.r.sh"s. nail. and ,akrn io the
tip of the highest bill in jackson county aud
ruled down igs pr~ciplcc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

INTERESTING TO ODD FELLows.-We clip
the following from the San Francisco Times of
September 2sth:
4 Telegram was received here on Saturday
morning last. aud published in the evening rdi-
ton of the Times. which stated that the next
annual communication of the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows in the United States will be- held
in San Francisco. in September. 1863 This
is high compliment 10 our cit, aud State, The
trip will be- an easy one nj that lime. becaus.
II will be- by railroad. The telegram came
from the California Delegates Ia the Grand
Lodge. which now in session in Philadelphia
The selection OF their place of merting for
next year Mas under discussl"n aud san Fran.
cisco was proposed. but Mas objected 10 on the
ground ot the expense The California dele.
Cation thrrrupon said that all the expenses
from Omaha IN Nebraska io San Francisco
would h- betrayed b, California Lodges. Ia
make this assertion good. the inqulr, Mas seni
on here b., telegraph. la three hours after the
receipt ui the dispatch. the ~nlitc amount re-
quired ltifty Thousand duIlarsl Was secured.
t'h- assurance Was then telrgraphsd back that
the PROMISE of The d-l~ga,-s aaald be- mad-
g.~nd Th-rrupon the Grand Lndg- resolved
tu inert la Sau Francisc, nr II year. aud hcucr
The dispatch above urbIl"ii..d. The srssion uf
this grand bult .u The Pacific coast will be- an
event III ina nean Importance t"r our Stale
but lskr visits from ii.d.t iduals aud suci~llrs
wlil tao d"ubt be- more anI more frequent neal
auuisi~r. aud thereafter. so soon as w~ gel
fairly lnEo The curT.nt "f ihc worlds line -.
sailrnad and oc~au travel. The Grand Ledge
will be- sntr in T~rtlsr a nosi cordial aud irul,
California welcumr.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

EiPPED THEMSELVES. - The Radicals Of
South Carolina, in their new State Constitu-
ton. ordained that presidential Electors shall
BE- elected BY the people" Bat tee Radicals
In Congress insist that the Legislature Of that
State must choose the Electors They have
the Legislature, but fear the vote Of the peo
pie in November will be fur Seymour. They
want, therefore. to trampl- down the clause ot
the Constitution which they adopted themselves.
in order 10 secure the vot. VI the State to
Grant and Colfax.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07
som II DAY.

You smooth the tangles from my hair,
With gentle touch and tendcrest care,
And count the years ere you shall mark
Bright silver threads among the dark
Smiling the while 10 hear me say,
.You'A think Of this again some dayt''
Some day
do not scorn the power or time
Nor count on years Of fadeloss prime;
! But no white CLEANS viii ever shine
Among those heavy locks Of mine.
Az. laugh as gaily ~ you may,
You'll think 81 this sgain some day
Some day!
Some day shall not feel a. now,
Yonr soft hand move about my brow; 81
] ! shall not slight for light commando y -
And draw your tresses through my hands;
But you viii see no touch Of gray.
And yoa--you viii not laugh that day
51 Some day - 4e@4&
know how long your loving hands
VIII iinger with these glossy bands.
When you shall weave n latest crown
OF their thick masses long aud brown;
But you viii see no touch of gray
Adorn their aiming locks that day
tass. a Some day!
And white ysur tears are falling hot
Upon the lips which answer not,
You'll take from these one treasured tress,
And leave the rest To siiuntness;
Remember that used 10 say.
s.You'll think OF this again some day
some day
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

NICE ARRASGEMENT.-The telegraph re-
porter 1t San Francisco WIN select. NJ makes
up the reports for the two Portland daiIrs i.
q flaming Radical, and daily sends kilograms
telling Of huge Radical meetings throughout
the State, Of Radical demonstrations, &c. all
calculated to give the impression that that par.
ty Is sweeping everything before il ia Califor-
mia, and that the Democrats are nowhere in
the contest in that State. The intention OF
these kilograms il plaiu--to influence the cleo.
tion in Oregon to the Radical side Yet the
Herald, which 10 the only Democratic daily in
Oregon, and has large circulation among
Democrats oil through the State. complacently
submits TO this misuse Of it, columns BY the
telegraphic reporter. and prints the whole
batch of falsehoods and exaggerations on the
Radical side. and against the Democratic cause.
which that Radical reporter sends 70 1t. and
for which he exacts large pay. too. In short.
the Herald 10 paying its money 10 break down
fts own party 10 Oregon. and 10 coantersct ito
own efforts for the party. IL shs reporter ever
gsve similar account 81 the many Democratic
meetings and demonstrations throughout Cali.
fornia, there would be iair excuse Tor Demo-
cratic organ 10 publish the reports; byt ouly
- Radical meetings and speakers ssd grand
= doings," receive mention BY thu fellow. We
casnot but wonder & the HraiTs publication
4 sueA oassided. slazaass partisan stud.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

CHAMPION BttIiAHps.-T grras match
bet~~ca Joseph blnu. al Montreal. and J"hn
McDvst.t, of Chicago. inr the billiard rham.
pt"nship Ut America aud pur.r If si.assi. q
car"m game 1T DO pnints. Played al Chicago
Sept. 10th. va. wou BY Acpvsiss. un the ath
inning .As scorr s,"oI -McDrs,ti. ~. Dion.
sui but then McDvsi.t found The bsls g., sa,s
him. aud made the unparalleled run ii l.IGl.
winning the game and tw" posnts over The
game lasted our hour aud forty ullnatss
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

THIEVES SIUr-Dspusy Sheriff. Gilman
ind Turner, nj Green River City. lately chased
and shut two noted thieves, sam Conner aud
Henry Com. who were attempting to escape.
The thirv-s were preparing :" shoot At the o..
fcers, when the latter fred aud k,ilrd thrm
field, alias Bannock Jim. ~.rs arrested IN
Green River City. John Oxford. another. was
also captured.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

A CASE ~ SUPPRESSION The following
appear. ia the sacramento raioa III sep 18th.
copied iron the San Francisco Bmiletia ot the
DAY before:
We ar. informed by man in our etnploy--
john T. Wilson, credible aud reliable man.
mc.nbs'r al tn. Scandinavian Society in this
city, that there ar. OVER -,D n-nbrrs of that
S"cisty, and that alter q canvass of all the
nsrtnbers. n"t one Democrat IL found at.pug
th.m; that every msmbcr of that Sccirty en-.
titled to vote will vote Tor Grant aud Cotax.
We think this worthy 1T special lnrnti..n in tn.
public prints. MggKgR. JAMES L. Co.
San Francisco. September 18th.
But thisvrry important addendum the Union
failed to copy:
One Of the officers oi The Socicty states that
the Society has only three hundred and 6lt,
members, aud d.nounces the abav. as lie A
large number vi the members of the Society
are indignant that the above firm should thus
lend lts name to such ialsrhood ior the pur
pose OF furthrring political iactlon. Many
Vt the members are well known Democrats.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

INVITED To Rssstux.-A jult resolution
" ccnsuriug the cuurse pursued aud iAr uEs cial
acts vi Senator George II. William. aud IL.
w. C"rbrtt and requesting them 10 rrsign ia
order that the Legislature may elect new men
who will carry oat the wishes 1T majority 81
th" people "f Orrgoa." passed the Oregon
House at Representatives. September 2<gh. ey
u vote of 20 Ia H.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

BILLIARD CuAxrfoSsiiiP.-TacC Champion
ou'ing ~as ~oo at the Billiard Tournament In
Omaha by Mr.. Michael Smith. formerly 81
Idaho and now q resident Ut Laramie. The
watch. ttr srroud prize. tell to ih.. I"t of Adam
krssirr. formerly "t aiouiaua aud at prescut
. citizru 81 Cheyenne. Thcrr Was a Il. b.
tween Smith aud kcsslrr. when they sawed
oH - with the abovc result: both the trst aud
second prize being awarded io Wyoming
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

The WORKINGS or UNCONSTITUTIONAL
correspondent al the &c LOUIS Repmbiicam,
who writes from Columbia. Boone county,
Missouri, September 18th, says:
The registration clcscd ut Ashland. Cedar
Township. yesterday. The result Of twe days
was tho registration of only ninety seven m
accepted votcrs. out OF the one hundred and
sixty-six names on the books. The result IL
highly unsatisfactory, and 10 the fruit OF the
lawIrss and unauthorized course Of The Rrgis.
trars. Cedar Township 10 ono of the must
populous In the county, and the people Of this
township have uniformly been thoroughly loyal
and have stood by the old Any. yet they are
nuw to be stripped Of tho sacred rights Of
Amsricaa citizenship by the Ignorant minions
of Radical tyranny, simply that the Radical
party may continue 70 dominecr over the peo.
pie and iilch FROM the public cofFrrs. Two
Federal soldiers who hud fought under the
banner Of the Union throughout the late war,
werc rejected smply because they wcrc not
Radicals, tho alleged reason being thc loss Of
discharges.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

Mn. LABADi, Il. =. Indian Agent in New
Mexico. reports that the Camancllcs have hour.
teen white csptises in their possession. On a
recent visit to them he saw three oi these
captives.
II the unfortunate captives were negroes.
the Radical Congress would have military
force sent to rescue them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

OVERLAND Maii--Spades & Co, to whom
was awarded the contract for carrying the
overland mails between the scrmini Of the rail-
roads. have thrown up their contract. aud
Wells, Fargo & Co. will carry the mails as
heretofore.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

LooEs Bsi1IGxRKSr.-A dispatch from
JeGsrsoa City. Missouri. Sept 18th. says:
This aiternoon sir boxes OF guns and sis
thousaad r0unds II ammuuition were shipped
b. express 70 Meredith Moore. at Kidder, BY
order Of Gov. Fletcher. II 10 believed they
are Tor asming Republicans on election day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

OCTOBER ELEcrioSs-The State election
in Nebraska t"ok place yesterday. Oct 9th.
State elections will be- held in Prnns,lva
Ohio and Indiana, ON next Tuesday. Oct 18th.
The West Virginia State election will come of
Thursday. Oct I'D. We put down Nebraska
Us strongly Radical.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

Pooh WHITE TRASH The Radical Mayer
Of Washington City has appointed negro
doctor TO attead to the calls of the poor whites
Of that city who are on the pauperlist. Whit
doctors are appointed to attend upon the ne.
gro paupcrs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

BIO BETS OrFERED.-A Democrat In Phil.
adelphia. whose address 10 left ut the Mercury
oaics 10 that city, offers the following: "He
will name twelve States. aud will bet $4,000
on each State shat Seymour will carry them
S2O.OOO that seymour. IL be- lives, win be the
next President; 5000 that no Radical win
dare sccept the proposition and put up the
money"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

REMARxABLE PgpgsrRIASis N.-At q great
walking match IN Troy, New York, Sept. 9th.
Haydock. an English pedestrian. accomplished
the great feat OF walking 100 miles In twenty.
two hours, fifty. -four seconds. He then walked
one mil. extra.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

CONE OvER.-The Las Angeles Mrs says
that Henry VI. Willis. \ prominent lawyer in
San Bt.rnardino county. aud Tor several Year.
q header Of the Republican party of that c"an.
ty. has taken the stump for stym and Blair
and is now dung good service for the Drmoc-
racy uf California
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

MONTANA AssEssMgSr.-Tha total assess
ment of Montana Territory. per returns of
Sept. lst of this year, sums up $780, 10.
The highest county in the list is Lewis and
Clarke, $2,343,l53; the lowest. Jefferson,
1851 ,2S4.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

+" CONFERENCE.-THE Dalles (Ogn.) WOODEN
Factory commenced the manufacture OF fab
RIGS on the 25th OF September. i ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

GREAT FlRE.-Over sixty buildings were
destroyed by fire in San Andreas, county seat
Of Calaveras, Calif.rnia, on the night oi Sept
Goth. Many families were left without shell
ter Total luss estimated 1T $4,000,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

= PRospEcTING.-The Deer Lodge Iadepen
dent says party of twenty lett Missoala u
short time ago to prospect at the head of Milk
river for gold. The indians are supposed to
be peaceable.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

FELL DEAD,-Sept. 9TH, Mark COVERT. OF
Lane county, Oregon, while travelling on horse
back in Grant county, fell from his horse and
instantly expired. He was aged 10 years, and
leaves a widow aud family in Oregon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued out Of the District Court in and for the
cssnty 81 boise. upon Judgment rendered in said
Court. wherein w. u. Ellsworth ~ plaintiff and A. u
BARLEY. Allen Mckenzie and David Arnold de.
tendants for the sum Of tine hundred and Sixty-si,
aud % 100 Dollars. Judgment and costs Of SUIT dn,
tested the ID day 81 October A. u. ls6s have seized
and taken in execution the following descrIbcd prop
erty. tosi All the right title claim and interest
sasd defendants 81 I'm and to undivided fourth
interest Of that certain water ditch situated In Boise
county. l. t. and takes water cut uf the north aide
of More's creek aud conveys TO Bnena Vista Bar.
and IL known ~ the ivan winke'' Ditch. Public
notice IL hereby given that on the
asth Day Of October. a. ID. 1s6s.
at n eciccs. NJ. viii seii in front Of the court
house door, In idaho CITY. ss public auction for cash.
the above described property b the highest bidder
10 satisfy said execution and all accruing costs.
J. l. CRUTCnEA. Sheriff
Idaho ctr. October q. ls6sn43~9
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

MO000 70 A1eQ &2OloCkbs
TxnarToHy or fpAao. In tho District Court.
County II Boise. Second Judicial District.
Peter Peterson, w. O. Weiss Danisl Taibcrt and
VIM. McCarty. Plsintifs.
4. Mckay, W. n corraa, J. n. rsirchild A. p. Don.
bison. o. Humason. Johnashan Jsckson. Il ais. DE.
PENDANTS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all pcrsons holding or claiming Liens under
the provisions II the Act entitled An Act fur
curing Liens 10 Mechanics and others. " approved
January I'D, A. d. 1888. and al subsequent Acts
smcndatory thereto that the above named plaintiffs
have commenced "a action In said Court Tor jndg-
ment against said Defendants doing busincss under
Che name and style Of 'sThe summit Flat Mining
Company" for The sum u s2.sSa s. and tho en-
forcenaant Of Lion contractors and quarts min.
srs under the poovisons Of sad Act u secnre said
amount on che Mammoth Quarts Ledge or Lode. 10.
Gated In Summit r1ss Mining District Ia Boise ccan
~ Idaho Territory, and you hegvby required 10
exhibit your Liens With the proofs thsreof n tho o.
lcbsr term of said Cons on tho fourth day thereof
being ths 18th dAy of October. l. D. 1854 during the
regular term of eAid Court 8sf II
Idaho CITY. l. r.. Oct. {. l06on<Sw3 80
AfxsLR 4 foorK. Attorneys for plainti6s.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

STILL THEY CoME.-rhe Dalles Monn-
taiaeer of Sept 25th says over 200 Cinnamon
passed through there last week, on their way
to the mines. sssst#4 aa1 .fa ssaet e.I
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

ANoTHER.-La Voce del Popolo, the italian
organ of San Francisco, has come out in favor
of Seymour and Blair al'
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07

u EsT FAMILY DLANKETS, WHITE AND col
ID cred. Of San YrAncisco woolsn Mila manufActars,
for sals By LAuKR sWlNN.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-07
BORE

In idaho City. Monday mefning October 9TH, to
the Wife Of JOHN CHRIsTIE, Daughter. 4