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Guter Gruno. = vYeter, mas bait bu nit Dem
&naben neben Dir 2" fra9te Elm Shllmellter.
lieben ppn 5mDli we9nimnlt weBbalb if iieben pon
ieinen Q8alniilien Desnabr, uno jebt Mil ct tie pe=
Der baben."
Stun, par,lm oiebit bu Tie i6m midi ipieber ?"
.gBeil ct pergeen wiiroe, DIe Diel eben BON 5pDli
Ino"
Grmut6iaenb. = 3mei tpanbernoe Srldrber
iianoen bel einem Wegpeier ita. r3m0lf Wfellen
bis Columbus" las Der Cine. uVlos leds Wtellen
fir ieoen BON uns," erpioerte Der @noere, uno 9in=
gen fiirbab, ermutbist burd Die weiie Sbeiluns.
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SuntDrtifiihc6.

Sn Dieppe tuaro tuabrenb Der oissidbriaen
Saoelaiion iolsenbe Gunomaduns erlaiien: vSie
8aoe=YOliSiiten Iino initruirt, menn cine baoenoe
Oame, 5u ertrinten brobt, bieielbe beim Gettungs=
oeriube um Die Saile nidbt aber anl Saar Su fae1,
oa ibnen Der S9opf in Der S,ano bleiben f6nnte."
Marftz @eiprdd.- Seb'n &c, meine CUTE
ltaoama Yumpeln, id bin Se nit meinem Wtdo=
den iebr Suirieoen. 0!orsens pdI9t ie mid, benn
tOdt ie mid uno Nadmittaas bdnat le mid nod uf
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12

peut(be Der |tberunss We(eafbaft
Spn
Glepelano, Cbip,
l. 2aptal unb l1eberiduB ......... S245,OOO 90
.bppubefariid set4ert burd Iiesenbss gisentbum.
2. @eitere gerantwortli9 feiten ser
StodDalfer. SZOO,UOO w
Die beutfde eieudaft sesrhnbet ebruar 1859 unb
aubsrrt eur bas 9siss bss staatss SbiO, psras ss'
gen Serluit burb Geuer
1ebanSe, 8aaren unb periDnlides Gtseutbum
int Staate SbiD.
Srectoren Der @eleal6aft:
Or. Biniam @apsr, gbulpb gsubsr, gbpIpb Retbers
g. m S$S Sas' Sas Mh a,,r s. Matasn
8eamte:
@bplpb Sfettbers, grdf, Or. Yb. Rfber 8iee>yrdi
Sacpb Wuler, Secretdr unb Sdabmeter.
9luspdrtise asenten:
Srempnt, Or s gBiGmer, girlesius, CLAUS Stemen,
Bellevue, 8 giienbeis, Gbelbp, g grpm
@pnrussias, g Spfsl, glmure, gDm Nubsmaier.
ssn 8tn cm,. srar gsrmiaien ssssn sassEns,
Maniupn, 9eter Quciu8 Qiserpppl Yaul g8ep
Canton, Spbn Raber gueprus, 81 9u6mann,
gBprfer, s s 8arle Noripaf @usuf Ser;el
,sounssttoiSn, irtg g. Sitter, sBarrsn, q 8 Suds
sIsna sIsnss: ssa as Sses sSis sssis s1ssss ssssaan
GoliOn, y sansiber, Miasrsbnrs, g g gOrwsrf
Maripn, gbarle8 Srmer, Newarf, Carl Grip
Oelpbp5, CD Stint, Carer, SaIpmpn pare,
0efanee, 81 YreiIentSrfer Deanare, SObn asbsnbSrfsr
Qancaer, 1bepbpr WuQer Nasarre, Nleranber @arser.
sans san sH 's" sos osmssasan saes ss'e gpas'
Spebp M 8ph u. 6 " Graf, ,gBppbSiae, 8m 8eil
@plsY, gbarles 2inn, Rew philadelphia, @cntas.
M Budmann, General-asent.
gsbr. 13. 7s.
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1luSer SI6crtiI6.

vSlluitrirter Seuti9er Samilien 6 o.
lenber fir 1869, Yerlag BON Garl Wtiloe in 2eip=
Sig" 0pn bieIem nit unterbaltenoem unb niBli'
dem 2eieftoff eefillten uno NIT 9ol5l6nitten psr=
5ierten &alenber erbieten mir our9 Die 9u6bano=
lung BON Yb. 6. Sbeobalb in Cincinnati er
@remplar Yreis nur 25 Gents frei ourt Die Yof
Sic &dufer erbalten nod einen Giniab gu einem Sc
winne BON SlOOOOO in Sob unb 4Sra9twerfen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12
Wndenfalenbcr bes vgerliner &labberabatid.

SpWSNt"*SNoS% wv N>S%t"$% 0s*@~~~"~SosiJ
Wontag.
SIM Surnen unb Yur5elbdumet,
g8ie linb mir Seuti6e 70 erDb
Oas Singen unb Sagen unb Srdumen,
IS eebt i1on pieoer log.
Sienitag.
Guartette f6nnen mir 1ingen
Q}pn Sreu' uno WalSespra1t,
0on Niren uno anoern Singen
vSas Gieb 1T cine Wt DIT"
Wittw D6.
ltnb G6eiben f0nnen mir i6eben
Utit i9arf 9elabenem Saul
llno Gebenblut DergieBen
QSer nimmt es nit uns auf?
Sonneritag.
l1no Geben fDnnen mir balten,
sSrilh, frD6lid, frDmm uno fret,
3um Neraer Der Staats9eDalten,
Ser boben poli3ei.
6reitag.
ltnb Soaite f5nnen mir bi9ten
Sn 0eren ipunoerppa,
llno bunoesfeitli4 ihli9ten
Ser UDlfer Streit uno 9r0u.
Sonnabenb.
go tbdten Mrs ndrril9 treiben
9Bpbl on Die fiinf5g Sabr;
unb - Oeutld3e weroen mir blelben,
9as lit sepiBlid ipabr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12
Sus Oeifht triiat.
9ies miro bur6 Die folsenoen adt sroben Bud
itaben unb 3ablen bepie1en

y
itaben unb 3ablen betpieien:
SSSS ZZZZ 1888 SS88
gon oben unb unten iinb iie sans aleid geitaltet
BE obere e t asaS u1as snsr iR M os G be
ere. 10 bob Elm oberfldlider 8lif es idperli9 be-
merit. g8enn man lie aber umbrelt, 10 baB Der uns
tere She'll oben 1T, 10 ebt man auf ben eriten 8lid,
oab Der llnteriAeo piel 9r6ber 9eporoen lit, ooer
bab Der pirflide obere She'll piel flener 1T as Der
uniere. = 9oraus erfolet Die pbiioloeilde Sbatia=
DE, oab oas auesnlidt pen oberen 5beil beg ge=
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(@uS etner 9fdlser 3eituns. }
Sas quite Sabr 1868.


Sas quite Sabr 1868.
Wie reift i'm lieben Sonneni6ein
CUR Segensfiiae oraus Der g8ein!
Wan miro ibn beiBen einen SOnig:
Seswegen fDmmt an uns nur wenig.
8ie reid eeoie6 bas Seu, Der &lee
EN- allen Sb6lern, auf Der SDb!
Sod foIt't Die Butter pier5ig &niffe.
9lls fam iie melt, weit Der gu Sd,ffe.
@as bilft uns benn Elm eutes Sabr,
Wenn aud oas 6leil6 10 tbeuer gar?
Sie 8auern uno Die Wteb9er Iagen:
so it's bolt iebt lernt es ertragen!"
Sic Mebren trusen ie6si9fa6
llno famen gliidlid unter Oaf.
9ie Bidder iagen, g gebt pon Ser3en:
so ilps balt jebt-lernt Is Derlbmer5en! !"
G,erii', Sopfen, lie geoieben bier.
l1no bod lit INNER theu'r ous Bier.
Scr Yrauer iagt: yGann MIDI nlft oufen. :"
so it's bait iebt - lernts nur perI6luden
uno a6, ME Man9e boben nur
GIN flein @ebdllein = ionit tein Spur.
Su lieber Serraott, I6au berunter
uno l1afi' fir Sie aud elnmal Sunoer.
Giner, bem's gu Ser5en gebt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12
Inn sinem lana eefubn gebhrfnte in biegr Staet su
sennaen baben mir nit benz beusen Datum n ausemsaes
Bank, s9neaGo- nmn qafase- 0s(baft

rSEnet Ourd tnretente Wittel unb cine ausaebebnte
efanntIhaft fnb mir in Stanb eett, unre @elhdfts>
eunbe aufs prpmptee su tebienen, nit Der Serdernns,
az ae uns sewprpenen Iutrdse seenbat unp pbn Ver'
gus belprst rperben.
SBir serfaun tdIe in bsebisen getrdsen unb su ben
sinieen 1aeserurlen auf Stem 9crf Gan Srantseo nnp
fanbs Staliens uslanbs. Shmebens Nprwesns unb Der
5dws. Gtsnfc hbernehmen mir fur senannte 2aneer BE
Einsiebune Srn Bprherunsen aer @rt, namen erb6af.
zen aeoen Splmahten unb sablen bic etn9e9angenen
3efrdee n euten gpuren in @plb aus.
S4ifs gpnlraete CUR neberahrt ron 9amburs Sremen'
imore fur ALE Dampf- unb Seselitie, iuwe gilenbatn
sidets nas enannen 5dfen au allen eurspdben gabnen,
e-crben spn unS auseefel &u befprbern mir Yad9rs,
oete Derbpapere unb @lte mad alien 2betlen Gurppas.
Wiillcr, Neinbarb II. 60.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12

Gin Brief Oes eroBen Nopoleon an
ieine 6rau. = Ser %. She'll Der Correspondents
Napoleons l. lit eridienen. Serlelbe entbdlt fOl-
aenoen lonberbaren 8rief on Die RaiIerin Wtarie
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12
Numpen !! 8untpen

ir autsetrrdnete unb bauerba gumpen su bisea 9rei
fen faufen mill, iprshe ppr bel
6. 9. 9atterlon, go. IS gBen=6rienoltraBe,
Der dltstsn 9umpenfabrif in Der Stabt.
SIT 81 Int bp II h,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12

Gin ialomonii i6es urtbeil. Wiener gldt-
ter er5dblen: Sn Dem Stdbthen g. in WG6ren bat.
zen Die Suoen dm 30. September, nie aqidbrli6 am
RIittase oes 2aubbittensites, Die iblihen nit San
nenreilis geoeften Bretterbiten in ben S6fen, @dr
erridte um Surin wdbrenO Beg iiebentdsioen Tsitss
ihre MoblSeiten Su 9enieBen. Gin 8emobner saub=
te nun Die 3eit eefommen, ieinen lang perboltenen
@roa gesen ieinen Nadbar befreoisen Su f6nnen,
uno erattete bel Dem 8e5rfseer6t baielbit Die Nn:
Seige, vbab Serr Mor 6. ourd Die Dor Dem Sauie
aaumuna Ssrslsen oort auasraasu usi psrOsn 'y
8on Seite Der 8eb6rbe, Die nit ben Gebrdu9en oei
Suben pobl pertraut lit unb Die Motipe Der aloae
fannie, erfolste idon am ndditen Sage Dos 1rtbeiI
rlponah Die 8laee bes Germ Simeon s. polfonl.
men begrinbet -sefunoen wiro, uno babe Der @efag=
befannt, bausrt BAG Sittenieit nur isben, nit Sem
Sdlubfeite neun Sage. Oas urbeil ,purbe am
Slpeiten sSeittage Dem @eflaaten suoeltelt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12

brinet Die rulliide ct. g. 3ts cine Wtittbeiluna,
Der mir entlebnen, oab F6 in getersburs unsefdbr
1000 Trauen3immer nit 0ertiinosune Der 3ufunfl
oelddftisen, BON benen picl lid Elm iebr bequemes
seben ourd) ibre Gunit su perdaffen perlteben. IS
erideinen bel ibnen ebr oft 5rauen aus Den boberen
rperosn iie in id6nsn gquipaeen absebolt. aners
oinss per6ersen piele unter ibrer @abriaserei aud
nod anoere, pernerldere Belbditigungen. 81
pirft beie 0ittbeilung Elm eisentbimbes Giht aui
Die ttliden 3uitdnoe Der ruiiiden 9aupttaot, wenn
an9efdbr auf ie 500 Giniuobner cine Wabrlaserin
lered9net iper0en fann.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12
9rennerei= =0erGtbe gu perfarfelt.

Se benz untr,ei9nsen nb Serhiebene In elmer Srenne-
ibrau6bare 9essnl6nbe u perfaufen, ais: 8wet neue
pfrne 8eft elmer ia @alonen unp Der aneere srn
aupnen, 3uber, Safer unb serldebsne anesre artits.
So6n Wti6. Wtilller,
Upper Sanbu5fY, Wganbct Gp., Sbtp.
7rt 90 1853 Pm N
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12
Scr 8Gr auf benz MasfenbalIe.

2orb g., Elm iun9er in Yaris Iebenber Gneldnber,
eben 10 reid tpie origneu, fam auf ben ionoerbaren
ginfaa, 5ur Werberrliduns oes GarnepaIs BON einem
fen Sie @sitait, peI9e 6ie Natur oem sbiere se.
seben, eenigte Dem Ylane bes 2orbs niht; er fiei=
Sete un6 mastirte baIelbe nodmals als 8Gr, unb
perIab es nit enem Wfaulforbe, bamit Die v1bDne
Masfe" nidt etma Elm unelid anridte. Gr ielbit
foitiimirte lid als Bdrenfibrer, nabm einen Stod
uno fiibrte ieinen @efdbrten an einem Stride.
tan3en. Jules mar ent3idt iber Die permeintlide
Mtaste 8eifalI uno Iusrufe Der 8ewunoeruns er=
tDnten rin9sun,, namentlid BON ben Oamen.
gta6oem man iid binreideno an Dem eeididten
8drentan5e beluitist, Iieb 9oro g. ben @trif lOs
uno mii6te ii4 unter Die Mtense.
Wfan iadte, man applauoirte BON Nenem; Senn
Der 5cttiee Spabposel ipelte aud iebt ieins &ole
uortrefflid. gls oerelbe inbeB Die anoere Masten
aar su unb0fd aug Dem Wese n0bt unb ieinen
Rel allen Serren Spii1en Die Beine ltedt, 10 inoet
mon enolib Die Naturtreue gu tpsit setrieben uno
res IS it senue! wsan iis6t oab sic einen garen
pasa assS 5 Ss2 Ssss ga4 @ es afass n ss in Der
ansefansenen @eile rubis fort.
-rSerr, haben sic nidt 9eb6rt. bab es genus bes
Spabes t1t!" ruft drgerlid Elm Domino.
Statt aler Mnttuort itobt Der sottise Batron nit
Ieiner S9nauSe 10 unianft aesen cine luftise Spl=
pbioe, 6aB oas dtberilde Weien ridlin9s 5u 8ooen
uNu uuI uuo UiuSeIpuul uuU Vu6S tuul.
rSerr, bas lit mebr als SferB - sic iino Elm
unDerihdmter in Sbrer Wiasfe, lnb peroen Die 9a=
men iofort UNI 0er5eibuns bitten! 8as ion bas be-
oeuten sic baben mir auf Die SiiBe getreen Sier
1T meine Garte sic ueroen mir @enu9tbuung 9e=
6en"
60 ertDnt es burdeinanber - Sie &arte fd(lt Dor
oem 1nbefannten 5u 8Ooen, Der lie beredt uno, un=
oefiimmert INN Die brobenben &ebensarter. 9ieieni=
Jen, pelde ibm ben g8es perlperren molen, unianfi
auf Die Giibe triit.
vOas lit 5u itarf, mein Serr !" ruff auBer ii9 Der
Ritter Der gefallenen @Dlpbioe. v@e iino elm
gommiIdr!" !"
Mit bieien 8orten erfabt er ben @trid. Ser
Sdnerbebt Iidb wlig auf Die Sinterpfoten, unb 1T
beret, 5u tbun, mas man nQ
Mlan fibrt i'm Su Dem Gommiiidr, Der iid in eir
nem Ne5en5nlmer befinoet, trd9t Dem geamten Die
Sabe por 1no forbert Den 8dre1l auf lid) su men,
men, worisenfaas man ibn nit @emalt bemasfiren
peroe.
Siefes Drummer.
Oa reibt Dem Nntldser Die Schulz /; er serrt bem
3ottisen Die Wtasfe ab, uno fnoet entieb unter Der
iallhen 8drenbaut - Den tpirfliden 8dren.
Sn bemielben Nusenblid trat 2orb g. bersu, CAB
lid als Den S9ulbieen an unb = man ber5ieb ibm
oen S1er5.
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9 olb Febt in Iep Dort auf 1929.
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O3obome linb fiebe Sreunbin

SD babe Den 8rief erbaten, tporin sic mir nit
tbeilen, oaB sic ben gr5fan5ler i'm 8ett empfansen
B lben; mein Bile 1T, bob Sic unter fenem Wpr=
pano irsen6 Semanben empfangen, Denn Sic i'm
yett fnb. Sles lit erlaubt, tpenn nan Die EreiBig
iiberl9ritten bat.
NapOleon.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-11-12

9teuer 2eDerl tore
gSiIlia ut Gpn It ans.
Ser I,nterssi6nete benadridtist bic 5errsn
Gbnbmabcr nnS SSieSerperfdnfer,
If r 6pn felt LANCER 9sit tn enem mptIbsannn 9dusr.
c an Ser SpraBe in gplumbns etnen 2ebrfpre rrthte
IT, ben nit srpBem Grplse fnh. Sein sroBer Sprafp
afaBt ale
gprten BON 9eber uub Tinbings
NIB ct ann bel einem erpeen @biab 70 bts sertauh ale
, eenb Elm grpsselddft i'm Welen.
autmaer nnb gambler, bic Columbus belndsn. no er<
,t, bel bm spr,upreen. &le brieatben @uftra9e mer'
g8m. gonitans.
San. 25. '6s. II pp
-s...s on;u.r Cyriebrid EieSer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29
COUNTY IDAHO TERRITORY SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 49,
THE PATIENT saUEEzER.
A Yankee of inventive mind, }

"A Yankee of inventive mind, - A0iiii9gino9
Observing once that womankipd ,d, s.3na naa
Were blessed with rather larger waists
i Than seem'd 70 suit the iadies' tastee, Ja6nla
49, With many q secret spring and wheel s''1'
A queer MACHINE, TO Yprk q; sure il.i p9d9f1
And altogether perfect cure
(. ON eynry waist that might not be Iis 9ei IS9
OF small enough periphery, raory,
His great machine at last complete,
He advertised In many u sheet
In this poetic style: Ia8ba IITIJHEI
~ The wonder OF the, century nflN'97A ~
My Patent Waist Decreaser. iaua.t1et 5eom 10
The ladies' loving SQueezer! .
iaf9 Got up and run by Jabez Kile'' 42tll3d 5ol
Then seated in his Office at his ease, h,sg > If
q He waited calmly for waist to squeeze.
He had not very long to waltz di 1a4sf
For, soon maiden, dressed In state, 4tB
1858 With rustling robes and smile serene, ...e
: Came In TO try the great machine; .' = ....,f
in And, throwing of her firs and hat, f.,s
With stole resignation sat 'at' i.f ...g
Straight down among the wheels and springs
And screws and other curious things;
Then said TO Kile. "Sir il you please pai
I'd like little. just little squeeze .st..S
sa with pleasure, ma am. " said he. and placed
"a The plant springs about her waist: so - seq q
Then turned the crank: the springs grew tight;
Again she smiled with pure delight. .f'iti'"
He turned again; she sighed aud then 4
y She smiled again. and whispered low,
.,.3 .;Ay dearest jabex. turn IL slow! ls'sHlf
I'd hnger long in JOY like this t....,9
4 He turned again. she murmured "biiss''
Again-she smiled; she stroye TO speak, s4.I
But. with ecstatic Joy grown weak.
Could only family gasp. .Dear Jabez. please.
Another little just . little. squeezed - g.e,.f
The wheels went round-she fell dead-dssader,
And Jabez fed--by thnnderiiI EIg .ag"u~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29

,a THE DEsoLATIoN OF WAR.-The New Or.
leans iPieayane thus describes the view now
presented in the Teche country, Louisiana
The Parish of st. Mary, which we have just
visited, once the richest and most fourishing
portion of our State, was almost devastated by
the war. Before the war its population num-
bered about 1000; it is now far less, we know,
Once il raised crop of 5000 hogsbeads OF
sugar and 60 900 barrels of imOlasses, made on
10 plantations. Fifteen steamers were con-
stantly running on Its bayons, lakes and bays,
and l25 vessels have cleared in one season, at
the port of Franklin freighted with sugar, mo,
lasses and live oak. saiaah
: Now, any one in passing, as we did. up tho
Bayou Teche, one of the most beautiful bayous
in the State, lined with sugar plantations, can
see the deserted dwellings, mouldering sugar,
houses, broken down fences, and all the evi-
dences of poverty; the lands lying waste. and
the majestic live-oaks covered with moss. seem
TO be weeping over the widespread desolation.
Besides, in numerous places along the lower
part of. the bayou, marks are visible OF the high
water of the past season, which show that tho
tlevees are down OF course nothing can DO
done to relieve the people or remedy the pres
ent distress, until the levees are rebuilt. .i''5
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29
The LouisvfIle Journal ON Ora mt

s.
The. Louisville, Journal has q severe criti.
cism on Gen. Grants military record. 1t says
he WAS " ignominiously defeated" at Belmont (;
" awfu;ly whipped" at Shiloh, and would have
been annihilated but for an event which he
had no righ. to expect; and that ut vicksburg
he expended more money, time, aud life, than
were ever before sacrificed in taking SO small
q town. As to the Virginia campaign, we
quote: t- pes .e,
We think that the whole country under
stands the truth that Grants march from
Washington towards Richm0nd in the face OF
Gen. Lee was one of the most disastrous cani-
paigns ever undertaken. He was brave or
rather obstinate enough. He would, whenever
and wherever Lee chose 10 stop aud throw up
battle-works. advance md attack him. ut q
terrible expenditure of life, and in ecery case
he was repulsed And at each repulse he
would walk his army round, make flank
movement, giving another disastrous battle.
getting another most bleody r.pulse, and then
going again into the lanking business At last
he got to City Point on James river, after
losing one hundred thousand men. There he
stopped. There he squatted. He didn't do
anything. He didn't propose to do anything
He said that he would " fight il oat IN thai
line though it should take him all summer
but his lighting was simply squatting, There
wasn't the first sign ut aggression about him.
The senior editor OF the Journal was ID
Richmond in the winter Of 1855, and we Know
that the Confederate officers. soldiers, and cit
izens had no more apprehension Of Gen Grant
than il he had been on the other side 0f the
ocean. His proximity didn't keep a man Of
woman awakea single mieate. He'was held
in contempt. The whole terror was In regart
20 the march of Sherman. Aud it was Sher
mans march, and only that, which conquered
Lees army and all the other Confederat,
armies. 7a ,sss.a2 ustgt >1is#sih1 "3t 4t'fe t''
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29

ii WAsH1NGroN, Feb, 81 -The new bill fou
protection of citizens, in foreign countries,
affirms the right of expatriati0n, insists upM
fnll protection of naturalized citizens, and pro-
yides that the President shall seize and hold
the resident subjects of any foreign power
which seizes and holds naturaiized citizens.
81 The President has revoked the order assign:
ing Sherman to the new Military Division, and
he will remain at st. Louis The Military
Board, Of Sherman, Sheridan and Anger. ut
Washington, lis dissolved! Efforts are being
made tn hare THalleck appointed to the new
Division.
Eo NEW YORK, Feb. 2L-BethY Houses of the
New Jersey Legislature have rescinded the
vote ratifying the Constitutional Amendment.
The 1ndiaEa Radical Convention declared
for Grant for Presto ent, and C0lfax for Vice
President. II 'Gov. Baker was re-nominated,
with VIM. Comback for Lieut.. Governor, Mai.
f A. Hoffman for Secretary of State, and n.
Kinball for Treasurer.
Gen. aGillem reports less suffering in Missis:
sippi than has been rum0red.
In the Richmond ConEenti0n much excite
ment was caused by the distribution OF pamphr
lets in favor Of Grant, sent from Nashville.
An investigation of the conduct of Wells,
Fargo & Co., as mail contractors overland, IL
To be made by Congress- 9aa ~ 20 a.''s' '3t
English telegrams say the Abyssinian cap.
tiyes are safe apd well ,,..s....
A San Francisco dispatch says the fight be-
tween u 8. troops and Wailape Indians in Ar
izona lately, was very desperate. The Indiana
were armed with Henry, Sharp and Spencer
riAes. The troops gained the victory ;; Is lnr
dians killed aud wounded. Since then, Lieut.:
Stevenson. while scouting, was ambushed, and
1t is feared fatally wounded; one OF bis men
slightly was hurt r. 9f#t .'t1 - tat
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29

j LOOMING BAcK.-Prcntice, ofth Louisville
.Journai, once said in a'speechat public din,
ner in Memphis. hea1'7 10 saiia' ''o 2pt
. have written some bitter things Of men
who, have sinss passed away from the earth,
and whose memories revere, and on whose
graves could shed tears Of sorrow and regret,
All! when look back through the twenty-six
years OF my editorial life, aud think how many
I once denounced who afterwards became my
personal friends, or proved themselves their
c.a,ntry's friends, and how many once eulo-
yized and :oiled for who have since turned
their hand ruthlessly. and causelessly against
me-when / reflect how often the most ardu-
GUS aud devoted political services are forgotten
by those for whom they are d1ne-and when
I remember bow many of my political friends
have striven, to. crush me, and how, many
Democrats have gathered around me as ba,
cf fbrothers In tho days Of my personal perilnd
should be guilty of an Outrage on my own con-
science and on every feeling and impulse ofmy
heart, if were not to weed out from my ma
turc the partisan bitterpess that once dourisaca
there, 4eb 3,4a 50 s8f nfs 3duab ae 81 nN7 a@8t
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29
]. i. McGowND,

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW OF.
n fee over Centerville Brewery, south side Wall
street. Idaho City. E6-An business entrusted to his
care viii meet immediate attention, and prompt re-
mitances will be made. n1t.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29

yaeH ansIraFEiqSa WAsssiSGroS According
10 sWashi,gtop ear mspondeut Of the Nstf,
Egesisg, Post, . lnenhsr ef Cqngress lsse Oh
the God and Mogellty, party sptered lr the
;br6a kfR3t room 40 WIZARDS, q few days since,
sblssisw drunk iashis night SHIRT willie ssother
.wa2 lately taken. hasae in Aha,sl CART uad tho
casss II another [rnsaning qraptl ahas bscyu.p
udik eiiOrchhaSi bdsa sss5t for. oafhcodofe Til
tn alsts afasur tbnt. Gssat swass drunk IN ssk'
street on SppdpyIrthp 6th af January
Can blalne those raseals getting drunk, asks
tke Dd1e if 4 plft even inolnent
-arylobiiviotO ofstaek k6ssfA cfiinesl'a = 80
..ra .liv-s..ii4 <-.---- - sbin '1ass
"DpEs tatheE, ,heYes2s YTyr taestf qse'rlN
little by of an elder brother. "No, Johnny,
his j. sp old bourbon face" the youth repllea'
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-29
Aotels aud gestanrants.,


- NpsaHsAsA 1DatlO
Redon & Barthes, Proprietors.
YNHIS NEW, FINE AND CONMoDIOUS Es. 49,
4 l. tablishnent is located in the most eligi. W:sH
BILE hotel site in this city, close by the Post Hiii
Office. and immediately contiguous 10 the principal
business houses and trade portion Of Idaho.
The apartments are furnished with entirely new and
carefully selected beds, bedding and furniture and
comprise rooms for single dodgers suites and par
lors for families. The utmost and cleanliness s
preserved in oil parts OF the house.
.*aas" aoii'1 The Restaurant y az
Is in the new. finely furnished nre-proof brick, next
door above g. j. Bernsteps on Montgomery street
where the European plan of separate tables for
guests is adopted The tables supplied with the
best of everything, seasonable or, imported which
can be obtained from At 'h' '"t}. s7' ''i'f" t1'N
The Hunter, the Fisher, the Butcher,
Market man and merchant and master cooks preside
over the eafsfae. In the Restaurant Hall is the
General Stage Office,
For all the various stage routes within and leading
out Of this Basin. We aim to keepa snH 4.s5a19-
ir7h FIRST CLASS HOTEL, Ha s.a
And respectfully ask the proper support from the
public in this endeayor LOUIS REDON, -
CASIMIR BARTHES.
Idaho city. Sept. 25. 1867. milf. ,.f ...,3