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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-02

EspeciaIly, who have become the victims OF
solitary vice. that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps 10 an ultmoly
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entrAnced listening Sens-
tors with the thunders Of eloquence, or walked
to estacy the living Tyre may call with tuIl
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YOUNG MEN,
MARRIAGE,

effect that sound mind and body are the lAnst
necessary requisites to promote connubial hap
pincas Indeed without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darIens to the view, the mind
becomes shadowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection thai tho happiness e.
another becomes blighted with your own.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22
p. E. EDMoNDsoN, Secretary.

NEGRO LEGIsLATIoN.-A report Of the pro-
ceedings of the Louisiana Convention, for Dec.
9th, gives the following:
An article Of the Constitution, proposing
equal civil, political, public and religious rights
for all, elected long and violent discussion in
the Convention to-day.
Cromwell (colored) said that by public
rights" was meant the adjustment Of all dis
tinctions by hotels. the aires. or common car
riers, and that his race must have these rights
at all hazards, or all would 20 down together.
Judge Cooley, amid frequent interruptions,
told the negroes that to hope for social equality
by means of legislation was preposterous, and
warned them that their present excessive de-
mands would only result in disastrous revo-
luton.
Mr.. Luddulling, Of Ouichita, spoke similarly,
telling them that this proposition to establish u
social equality was sheer nonsense.
Amid much confusion, the Convention ad-
journed to S o'clock, p. ".
Upon reassembling, Mr.. Crane, of Orleans,
claimed the floor. and shaped the course Of his
remarks to the coming contest Of 1868.
Mr.. Pinchbeck, n colored delegate, opposed
the measure as being hasty Legislation aad apt
TO prove ruinous.
Mr.. Wickliffe denOminated il "tle polar
star" of his political faith and euogzed the
African race generally. He is candidate for
the Radical nomination as Lieut. Governor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

THE SUMNER FAMILY.-The Philadelphia
-dge OF Jan. 4th says: Some time ago it was
publicly announced that disagreement had
occurred between Senator Sumner and his
wife, but portion of the Radical press herea-
bouts at once contradicted the story and pro.
nounced it "a copperhead falsehood" 1t was
also asserted in the most positive language that
Mrs. Sumner intended to proceed to Washing
ton and preside over her husbands household.
Last week the Home journal settled the mat
ter in this wise:
"We have good authority for stating that
the differences between Mr. and Mrs Charles
Sumner, which have caused 50 much unp,eas.
ant gossip and scandal, have been finally set
tied by permanent separation, with the mu.
tual consent and desire of both parties and
their best friends. The direct cause of this
separation is simply the certainty discovered
only too late-that there exists between the
parties an incompatibility of temperament and
opinion upon certain social questions, which
sprecludes the possibility of their living happily
together az man and wife,"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

LONDON, Jan. 11-Edward Thornton, Min.
lister to Washington, sailed yesterday.
The Fenians examined yesterday were taken
to Warwick jail tonight, heavily guarded. The
authorities are still active in searching out the
Fenian leaders Some important arrests have
been lately made.
A Belfast telegram says the clerks in the
telegraph Office are arrested on saspicio. OF
belonging to the Fenians.
PARIS, Jan. lion New Years day, the
King of Prussia sent to Napoleon a cordial
autograph note, which was answered in the
same conciliatory spirit. A much better feel.
ing has prevailed since the publication of this
Intelligence, and the rentes are friner and
higher.
The actions recently taken against the jour.
mails Of this city, for alleged violations of privi
leges, have been abandoned.
The bill for the reorganization of the army
is still under consideration by the Corps Leg
islatit, and an article adopted obliging every
Frenchman to serve in the national guard. An
amendment was introduced exempting the in,
firm; but it was opposed by Rouher.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

ANDREW JOHNsON.-TO those Democrats
who believe that Andrew Johnson actually
merits the gratitude and confidence of the
party, We commend the following, which ap-
pears in the Washington dispatches of Decem-
Der 29th:
Several Democratic members have expressed
themselves indignant at the revelations made
in Henry j. Raymonds recent letter about the
Philadelphia Convention, in which it is stated
that the President said he didn't want the
Democrats to participate in the Convention,
and denounced the Democratic party as dis.
loyal. Two Western Democrats have de-
termined to call on the President and ask him
for an explanation upon the subject.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22
4 CARD.
InAnD Cry.

IDAHO CITY, january 1N. 1868.
EDITOR IDAHO woRLp-Sir: As matter Of justice.
ask the publication of this explanatory card. Hay.
ing by chance mischance, whichever IL may be.
been selected one of Committee of Five to pre-.
pare and report resolutions for action and endorsal
at meeting Of citizens OF Idaho City and vicinity,
relative TO governmental protection TO foreign born
American citizens abroad, simply desire TO he
placed right upon the record before the public The
resolutions adopted at the meeting in question do
not express represent correctly my sentiments
upon the subject Ia the author of those resolu.
tons capable Of doing so in my behalf at least
fully and firmly believe. however. in protection to
American citizens native and foreign born at home
and abroad. In every right OF person, property and
franchise now and hereafter. extended by the Amer
lean Government whenever and wherever occasion
may require, 10 the last dollar and the last man OF
the American people If necessary to maintain the
principle. FRANK MILLER.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

FRIGHTFUL.-The Chicago Times of Dec
25th chronicles the mysterious disappearance
in that city Of seven men within the week, Of
whom four were residents of Chicago, and
three were persons who came there on bust.
ness, from neighboring States. Whether they
have all been murdered and their bodies put
out of the way, is not known. 1t is feared.
however, that such has been the fate OF five
out of the seven. The police obtained q clue,
they think, to two of the missing persons, but
so far they had not been restored to their
homes. 1t is unsafe to 60 on the streets Of
Chicago, even in day time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

THE undersigned TO save much correspondence
would state that the conditions on which deposits
will be received by the California Building and
Savings Bank from the first day Of January. 1885, to
Dec. sist, 1868.
First-Interest at the rate Of ten per cent per an
num- clear Of all city. State and Federal taxes, viii
be paid on all deposits which shall be thirty days in
the Bank.
it's deposit bu, no interest for fractional parts Of
month.
No fees for pass books or entrance.
second-ln,eresi, IL required. viii be paid quar-
ery in San Francisco in any of the interior towns
OF the Pacific States Also. in New York, London.
Dublin. Paris and Hamburg.
Deposits may be withdrawn a; any time on giving
thirty days notice. and will II required be forward
cd In gold CON- to any place designated by the De-
positor II interest lie not drawn IL will Compound
every six months.
Third" Commercial deposits " received to be
checked for al sight which interest At the rate Of
one half per cent per month viii be allowed in quar-
teriy settlements. ON the average daily balance.
fourth-Chiidrrn's " Endowment Deposits 4" re.
ceivcd under special conditions. BY the present rate
of Dividend on this class such deposits double by
compound interest every Ave years. One hundred
dollars 40 deposited viii come 20 nearly three thous-
and dollars in twenty five years from date of deposit
Calculated tables may be had at the Office.
Deposits may be sent by Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S. or
other Express agencies by letter. or by Postofeo
Order from any par, Of the United States or Europe
When received in the Bank proper voucher win be
returned.
The California Building and Saving Bank is Joint
Stock Company established in 1851 has nine Direct
ors and assets amounting To One Million and Quar-
ter Dollars which Is loaned city real estate. BY
order. THOMAS MOONEY, President.
nTlw6. California ST.. near Sansome, San Francisco.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

FORTUNATE EscArE--in going TO Boise City. by
stage sleigh Of last Friday. the Rev. Fathers Pouiin
and Cazeau pfecipita,ed from the road. at the
hill leading up from the rocky point at Morcs creek.
and umbled about 900 fee, down the steep and rug
gcd descent Providentially they escaped with only
few slight bruises The accident caused by the
giving away of some portion of the harness of the
team. Their fortunate reimbursement from serious
or dangerous injuries was miraculous. Too much
cannot be exercised by drivers passengers a,
that part Of the road.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

OvERLAND.-The Central (Colorado) Reg.
lister, Of January 9TH, says:
The Legislature has passed bill prohibiting
all traffic in liquors, and oblglng all liquor So.
looms to close on election days
Over 300 persons are wintering in the
Sweetwater mines. Five stores are established
there, and more are on the way. 1t is 200
miles west of Fort Sanders.
Large numbers Of men are out of employ.
ment ut Cheyenne The snow between there
and Fort Sanders is three feet deep. Another
account says three inches.
The pile bridge across the Missouri of Oma.
ha is completed, and the cars now run through
trains from Chicago to Cheyenne-1, 900 miles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

FROM COLUMBIA RIvER.-By the Umatilla
Press and Dal:es Mounidinocr of the 18th We
get the following items:
The Columbia 10 closed by ice from Wallula
down tn the Cascades. The mails and tx.
press are carried overland. weekly between
Portland and Umatia The ice is 30 feet
thick at John Day Rapids.
George Coggan is hauling the machinery for
the Lucy Phillips mill from Umatilla to la
Grande. so as to haul it to Yuba District, Al.
turas, the earliest day next Spring.
Over 1900 hogs are to be- slaughtered in
Grand Ronde Valley this season.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

From LEwIsToN.-The Journal Of Jan. 4th
says the young grass about Lewiston is six
inches high and green, aud stock look fine.
A person who had walked to the foot of the
mountains towards Elk City reports Camas
Prairie clothed in green, snow one foot deep
on Craig's mountain, and warm spell had
thawed the South Fork of Clearwater, which
had been frozen over Dec. 2eth and 10Th.
A correspondent ut Pierce City wrote, Dec.
10Th. that slight shock Of earthquake was
felt there on the both The water was turned
out of the mining bitches, and Winter had set
in. A section oil Nelson's ditch was completed
on the 18th, by the aid of the miners in the
camp.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22
ALABAMA lTEMs.-Dispatches from Mont.
NJ na,a,char OOH ..y.

ALABAMA lTEMs.-Dispatches from Mont.
gomery, of December 10Th, say:
The county Republican Nominating Con
vention to-day nominated eight negroes and
sixteen whites, and four whites and two ne.
groes for the State Legislature. A majority
of the whites are Northern men and connected
with the Freedmen's Bureau.
A negro was shot dead yesterday on the
plantation Of Mr.. Meariweather, near this
city, for declaring himself opposed to the
Union League.
The Montgomery Council which claims to
be genuine, has expelled +. Keffer, a leading
Radical, for dishonorable conduct and action
calculated to excite q war of races Keffer
has also league which claims to be genuine
The whole affair will be laid before the Grand
Council for it's action.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22
LAEEsT DIsPATcH Es.
By STAGE OF YESTERDAY.


From the Salt Lake News of Jan. 14th, we
compile the following most important items of
the telegraphic news. The dispatches are to
January 18th: s.f II
The Ohio Democratic Legislative Caucus
nominated Thurman for .. s. Senator on first
ballot. The vote stood Thurman, 81 /; Vallan-
digham, "a.
The Senate has refused to sustain Stanton's
suspension by 36 to 6.
In the House the resolution to take up the
Reconstruction bill was passed, ll6 TO A. Y Z
Ateller iD the New York City Bank has left
with $400, 900.
London kilograms report that the papers
found on Lannan expose the whole plan of the
Fenian leaders in ireland.
"a The French Commander in Italy asks the
Emperor to allow the return to Rome Of the
French troops ut Civita Vecchia. This de-
mand causes distrust in Europe.
A San Francisco dispatch says Gen. Steele,
late of the Department of the Columbia, died
of apoplexy at San Mateo on the 18th.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22
BOISE CITY ITEMs.-From the Dcmocra
and Statesman we CLEAN the following:

and Statesman we CLEAN the following:
During last week the mercury had fallen sc
low as IS degrees below zero.
Deputy Sheriff Ralney of Idaho county, who
was robbed by the band that robbed and muir.
dered WEIGH, near Malad Station. on the Over.
land route, a few weeks ago, and who went
with a brother of the deceased WEIGH TO find
and bring in the body, returned to Boise City,
accompanied by Welch's brother, last Friday.
They brought In the body, but got little clue TO
the robbers and murderers. 1t is thought they
are in Utah. WEIGH will convey his brothers
remains to his home in Clackamos county,
Oregon.
Indian Agent Powell has awarded contracts.
as per bids, as follows: H. p. Isaacs, -four,
ut 81 IS per 1O0fbs; A. g. Redway. bacou, .34
cents; sugar, Sc cents; beans, 20 cents, per
pound; Ramsey IL Pence, fresh beef i3A
cents per pound all to be delivered at Boise
Agency.
Some poor fellow, whose name is not men.
toned. was brought to the Boise City hospital
last Friday night, with both feet badly frozen,
while be was travelling from Owyhee to Snake
river.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

THE SCAMP The Statesman of last Satur
day contains an advertisement for {" four laun
dresses" and says they must first apply at thai
Office. Reynolds. you awful Turk, "such con
duct as those" will not do. Character is some
thing, as well to laundresses as to men wht
run for aldermanic positions. You must fur
nish better bait for your trap, old fellow. But
what in the world will you do with four?
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

THE WAR OF RACEs-The st. Joseph Mo-
Herald of Dec 9th says there was an ANNA
ted skirmish in that place, on Christmas even
ing, between party of whites and party of
blacks. Blows were exchanged thick and fast,
and the damages consequent were alarming.
At length the negroes threw up the sponge and
beat retreat, but not before the police had
captured several of the contestants.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

OwYHEE ITEMs.-We collate the following
from last Saturdays Avalanche: IS.
The Poorman, mine is yielding handsomely.
Az the owlyhee mill an average OF 75 pounds Of
bullion, in bricks, is extracted from the ore.
From the lat to the 10th Of this month, 800
tons of ore have been hauled to different mills
from the Orc Elmo. Golden. Chariot and Ida
Elmore mines, and 600 tons from the Poorinan
mine to Owyhee mill a year ago this kind of
work was almost entirely Suspended.
A very rich vein. of gold quartz has been
struck in the Woodstock mine. go
McMahon & Co.'s Foundry at Silver City is
nearly completed, and ready for operation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

COMING BACK.-The Virginia City (Ncva-
da) Enterprise of Jan. 10th says Lisle Lester
was to give g free reading at the Gold Hill
Theatre, next Sunday evening"" and leave for
Idaho by the stage of next day. This would
indicate that she has, for some reason, aban.
doned her contemplated tour of all the States
and of Europe this year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

ALANsoN PALMER, who was a few years
ago noted in Buffalo, N. Y, for his large wealth
his bounteous lberality, and princely hospitali.
ty, was lately arraigned for stealing a shirt
from the son of man he had enriched, and
was finally sent to the poor house for four
months as q common vagrant. Let the old
man read TimOn of Athens"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

OF PATRICK DAVIS, OF chill
~ hcothe. Ohio, who emigrated 10 Idaho from
California in 1864 He has marks Of small pox on
his face. Any information of him will be thankfully
received by his Mother and relatives, and persons
who give II will be rewarded.
Address ELIZA DAVIS, No. LOG North Ninth street.
Sc. Louis. Mo. (n60w3
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22
MARRIED.

In St. Louis, Mo-. Dec. 10th, byAEider H. H. Haley
LEWIS MoREHEAD. of Idaho Territory, to Miss KATE
BUSH, of st. Louis.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22
Nem Aduertisemeats,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In the District Court, Territory of Idaho, Second
Judicial District, County Of Boise.
John Goodman and L. W. Snow, plaintiffs. and J. ].
Tompkns Company, and John Mccullough and
- Childs intervenors on sale Of plaintiffs,
against
John Cody. defendant
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN any and all persons holding liens or incum.
ORANGES upon certain premises at the date hereof
owned and occupied by the above named defendant
and more particularly described as being situate in
Idaho City, IN the county OF Boise and TERRITORY of
idaho, commencing ut the northwest corner inter.
section OF Main and Wall streets. and extending
thence thirty feet In length in front northward 'front.'
Ing on said Main street. and being on tho west side
thereof. and extending thence back westwardly nj
ssia uniform width Of thirty feet thirty.hve feet
ana being adjoined upon the north by premises at
the date hereof occupied by Z. Baiich L Co.. and
upon the east BY Main street and upon the south by
Wall street. and upon the west by premises owned
py Donoho Bruce with the building thereon erect
cd commonly called and known as Cody's. Exchange
saloon building and premises that ai action emit.
Tea as ABOVE has been commenced In said court for
the foreclosure OF these several liens thereon y said
parties respectively, for the aggregate sum Of 81
Cal g. together with costs Of said proceedings and
accTuan9 costs tnsreon. FRANK MILLER,
Attorney for plaintiffs and said intervenors.
idane City, Jan. 81, lS6S-n7Atf M
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

REMovED.--The Salt Lake Tedette printing
press and material has been taken to South
Pass City, and the new paper to issue from it
will be called the S,ceet,vater Mines tri-
weekly, with Warren g. Hazard as publishers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22
Not to be S u b due'

HAS REBUILT UPON no :, . .wt
and re.opened at the old stand, on a snson,a
whore hs win be glad to see all his former eIs oSss
and everybody who wants to buy g .snti tV Of
cheap cash prices He saved large qaanas y
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING 'Ou,' a
from the fire. in mis- re-proof brick celia. Fla ,r o
sell them of cheap to make room ior NV D.,
Elegant, fine and scasonsb Me-. Gent" s1s,r%p,iip
Clothing, Sammer Ctoh'ng'c Las, AZ, $t'
Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, S"o.s, y
NOW ON T II Il
from San Francisco. and soon to ai'' p%
Idaho CITY, MAY %, 1867.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

MIGHTY GooD.-The Umatilla PRESS MS d
wag who says " We are to have tri-weekly
line of stages between here and Che Dalles-
that is, they are to go down one week and try
to get back the next"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-22

General Agents for the Pacific coast.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

AtxIes 1slt'lsy d null i On nslpru|
Inen1s ,bnaeh partk r. b3s fex b+sij1 ~
eelf hare considered isle,E dismtine lsI,oI
from capital Fdr being honsst us ~
very ~ % hs cast opt 81 he soolssy a
thieves live tcll uur honest ZEN siusnts,
watch happea 70 Be di<cofdsnt villa fhose
II ihs commupity ID which We live, II msy
make eneBi y, and We mar become txiIes
from saeh d society. Liks ostfacism pcr-
haps awaits " h. other rlaees silI We may
bring up IN some wilderness where we may
caltiratetas soil 10 our own masters. Yes
IN sosae Of my letters 10 The ADyscsr I
lave advocated eempromise. Al sil events
thisis 10 be before We have sanguinary
war. Truth. | belisse, h BE- bssisr and
safer than erreE, even II il should be ear
ried ous univsrFAlly, or u Il wcre 10 betoid
in u majority 81 cases where il IL nov
deemed prnsieBt 10 reserve Ii Is Ia, perhaps,
a. much shs doctrine Ut the specialization 81
condition Ia scc'ety carried out 80 spssk
the truth. as holding property In comm0e
xouid be, aBd . poor man, Il never % poor.
may keep his word. II could not make him
worse of 70 DO Il. The rich mas BY telling
he truth woald be much less able IA swim.
die the poor. a SsSKsH AFrrn TRurH.
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