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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

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JOHN MU Nm LIS,

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The simpleness of Its construction, and Its two
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VlO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

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Address TIGOS. II. BINGHAM & CO.,
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c O NJ Il A n ID B u Y.
JOHN MUNNELL.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
HON. J. R. McBHIDE, Presiding,

4
BY courtesy of VIM. B. Smith, Clerk Of Court. w
have been furnished with the following summary q
Court proceedings for the week. -
MONDAY, Feb. TO- Golden 81 a. ~. Grammar q
Goodwin VS.. JaoksonE and Humsson demurrer
Withdrawn and answer fled.
g. /. Gilbert VS.. Il. Turner ct al; decree Of fore
closure.
Elias Brown vs. Lewis and Kempner; same vs.
VIM. Donnelly; same Vs. w. q. Wright; demurrer
sustained in EACH till Saturday to amend complaint
TuEspAY. Feb. III. M. Belts vs.. e. J. Butler
Judgment amended according TO remittitur OF Su
preme Court. -
g. I. Gilbert VS. Simpson ct AL; decree Of fore
closure.
b. Hsubrick VS.. VIM Walker; continued.
Bradshaw ct al. VS.. Thompson ct al; continued
Taylor & Peterson vs. Schwartz u Kreiss; motion
to continue 0verruled. &aaA ~
u. 8. vs. Idaho Brewery; judgment entered.
u g. VS.. Centerville Brewery; new trial oyerruled.
People vs.. Meyer Frank; discharged on his own
recognizance for $500 to appear at next term.
Goodman Il Snow VS.. John Cody; demurrer sus-
tanned, and till Saturday for plaintiff to amend.
Thompson ct al. vs. Bradshaw ct al continued.
lei Jones' subjects Of Great Britain, were admitted To
citizenship. "a sesaf
NJ. Thomas VS.. NJ h. Harris ct al; damages; jury
gave verdict for $l65.
People vs. Thos. Foyc ct al; continued by consent
till next term.
THURSDAY, Feb 13.-People VS.. Edward Stock; or
dered to appear for sentence Saturday morning, IL
o'clock.
Beardsley vs. Angossie ct ali decree Of foreclosure.
Dunbar VS.. Harris ct al. continued by consent
U. s. Goodman VS.. L. Myers; j. c. Henley. Esq,
appointed referee
Kelly VS.. Money; continuance overruled.
FRIDAY, Feb l4.-Gcodwin ys. Jackson and Hum.
ason; dismissed without prejudice.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

No NAH, PLENTY TREAsuRE.-On q re.
cent trip. 7. H. Cam, one Of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S Messengers on the Columbia river, car.
ried 200 pounds Of treasure overland from the
Dalles to Portland. Yet It 10 over this road
Mr. Postal Agent Quincy A. Brooks has sus-
pended the transportation Of paper mail, and
allows called-or daily mail service 70 be- per-
formed By the. carriage Of weekly letter
mail, which amounts b scarcely nothing, a.
the public. who have no confdencelin anything
Brooks has connection with or charge Of, send
nearly al their letters By Express win not
Dir. Holbrpok and Mr.. Flanders, and the Ore
gon delegation II Coagress endsayor to have
an honest, An efieient and . capable man, put
in tho once whish this Brooks % buneliuely
fills and - thoroughly diagfA6es. Let man
Be appointed who win. dssiax his Official torn.
pay It lesst one whit p the most important
postal stati0ns In his district. y .iai 90
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

PETRoLEuM.-During the year 1867 the
total product Of crude petroleum in the United
States was 2,625, 500 barrels, Of which 1900.
600 were exported to foreign countries, 5OO..
900 were consumed in the United States,
$4,000 were lost in the refining process, and
100000 were lost in leakage. The crude oil
sold, at first hands, for I04 cents, and the re-
fined oil for AL cents per gallon. The value
of the petroleum trade for the last FIVE years
has been worth an aggregate Of S70, 900, 100 to
the city Of Pittsburs. Pennsylvania, which en-
joys GO per cent. Of the total petroleum trade
Of the country. u3s bHac8.T
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

GENERAL SHERMAN says that the late In
dian war was principally fought in the news
papers and in Congress-"
Gen. Sherman might have truthfully added
that neither himself nor his associate Commits
sioners seemed to care how much the Indians
fought and massacred whites, so the Indians
were not hurt He and they ought to have
called their mission an organization to arm the
hostile tribes against all white settlers and SIN.
igrants. It 10 high time this thing Of sending
Commissioners to reward and freshly arm In.
dams for waylaying and numbering white men
should cease. esNl
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

THERE 10 q convict in the Philadelphia Jail
who has been under sentence Of death sixteen
years, and has been reprieved each successive
year. There are several cases somewhat sim.
liar 10 Maine, where murderers have been con.
fined for nearly or quite twenty years, and
whom any Governor may hang Iat pleasure #
II they had Judges like Cummins, In Penn.
sylsania and Maine, 10 urge Governors to hang
the sentenced prisoners when Irish, 1.-THE gal.
Iowa would have speedy Jobs 10 finish up
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15
"JADI-BO-REE.,

The boy held on to the greasy deck" q
Whence all but him had fed;
The lamp threw its light on his last red check,
And he hadn't another red
Yet beautiful and bright he sat,
As born to win and loose;
With the ace of trumps hid under his hat,
And "bower" or two in his clothes.
The game went on-he would not "go''
Without his fathers word;
That father drunk, on the floor below,
His voice no longer heard.
He called aloud "Say, daddy, say
Hadn't better 'go 1t alone?"
He knew not that the chieftain lay
Unconscious Of his son. E4I81I
''Speak. father 1" once again he cried,
'pm playing my best for even;
And"-but the man on the other side
Ordered him up on the seven."
His countenance fell when his ear caught that,
But 1t wasn't time 70 grieve;
So he played the ace from under his hat,
And the fright bower out Of his sleeve
And he shouted aloud once more at last,
"My fatherl must stay?'
While DER tho table, thick and fast,
The iuttering ''pasteboards" play.
The tallow-dip burned itfnlly wild
And fiskered up on high,
And cleaned in the face Of the gallant child,
And nearly blinded his eye.
1t fickered up and fickered down,
Aid ut last disappeared In the socket;
And the man at the table who "hailed from town,
Slipped all Of the stakes in his pocket
And then with burst of thunder sound,
He kicked over table and chairs,
And cleared the door with single bound,
And slid down the banister stairs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

TERRIBLE FrGHT.-Patsey Reardon and
another young fellow named Mccain, lately
fought in prize ring, near Bellsvile. Illinois
A row ensued, in which others beat Mccain
and he died upon the boat in returning home.
more from Over-excitement, it is thought. than
from blows received. Reardon has been SEN
fenced to a months imprisonment, and the
others, who took part in the affair, to conine.
ment for one week each.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

THE undersigned. to save much correspondence
would state that the conditions on which deposits
will be received by the California Building ana
Savings Bank. from the first day of January. 1855 to
Dec. 3lst. 1863.
First-rnterest at the rate Of ten per cent per 81
mum, clear of all city. State and Federal taxes VII
be paid on all deposits which shall be thirty da!sm
the Bank.
Interest viii be allowed on money from the date
its dcpost but no interest for fractional parts
| month.
No fees for pass books or entrance.
second-Interest IL required, viii be paid qua''
terly in San Francisco. in any OF the interior gown
of the Pacific States. Also. in New York, L0naO''
Dublin. Paris and Hamburg.
Deposits may be withdrawn At any time on s''l.s
thirty days notice. and will II required, be
ed in gold coin. TO any place designated BY inc :.
positor II interest DO not drawn II viii Comp0DI'
every six months.
Third" Commercial deposits received
checked for at sight, which interest al the '"'
one.half per cent per month will be allowed ns''
terly settlements. on the average daily baianee'
rourth--Childrcn's Endowment Depos"
ceived under special conditions. By the presea,
of Dividend on this class such deposi's uo1 -,
compound interest every hvs years. One -.
dollars 20 deposited win come 10 nearly 'hs" -
and dollars IN twenty Ave years from da'e u Wy
Calculated tables may be had Of the once -
Deposits may be sent by Wells, Fargo =" ..see
other Express agencies. or by letter, or .! -,
Order from any part Of the United States OF |.
Whom received IN the Bank . proper voucher YIN :
returned. ,.,. "a a Joint
Stock Company, established in 1861 has mn, nS Ou
ora, and assets amounting to One Million sstste. H
ter Dollars, which is loaned on city real s;ssnt
order. THOMAS MOONEI' 49, rr.pciseA
n7lw6. California Ct, near Sansones 0An
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

New MINEs.-The Walla Walla Statesmax
Of Jan. 3lst says nearly every footloose man
in that section purposes to so to the new gold
mines on Shasta Creek, as soon as Spring
opens. The diggings are about ten miles south
of Mormon Basin, on the headwatcrs of Will
low and Shasta creeks, both tributaries OF
Snake river Water is said to be scarce, but
ditch will be built in che Spring.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

WALLA WALLA IrEMs.-From the Walla
Walla Statesman of Jan. 3lst, we extract the
following:
The ice in the Columbia ut Wallula ia
from IA to Is inches thick.
The coolest weather ut Walla Walla was 16
degrees below zero.
There are fears of great freshet in the
Spring, from the melting SHOWS, There is far
more snow in the Blue Mountains than since
1862. and food would cause great destruc-
ton in the valleys.
The scarcity of mail matter, the stringency
Of money, and the cherries, intensely cold
weather, caused general gloom and discomfort
at Walla Walla.
The Statesman editor calls for "more fire.
wood" from delinquent subscribers, and the
printers bawl Mt the editor for "bore copy"
All seem to have dab bad colds" They ought
to live in nice. comfortable, well-wooded
place, like Boise Basin 10.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

CATHOLIC Mrssros.-The Mission Of the Rev. Faith
ers Poulin and Cazeau. which viii commence =,
o'clock this evening. at Granite Creek aud continue
thers each evening at tho same hour aud each morn
ing At half past 10 o'clock. until the closing service
Of Wednesday morning next viii open ., Pioneer
City on the evening of next Saturday. Feb. 22d. At
O'Clock. and continue there until Wednesday morn.
ing. Feb 36th. when IL viii close with the half pas,
10 O'Clock. morning service. On that same evening
at O'Clock 1t win open q. Ccntervilie. and there con.
tinue until Saturday morning. Feb. 2sth. The Mis-.
sion viii then commence at Idahs City, at O'Clock.
that evening. and continue each day. morning and
evening. at the hours already stated. until wednes.
day morning. March 4th, when Il win conclude.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

FROM MExICo.-Advices from Acapulco
say Juarez has renewed the charter given by
Macmillan to Ben. Holiday for a line of
steamers on the Mexican coast on the Pacific.
The steamers will leave San Francisco every
twenty days. Juarez declines to accept the
resignation of Jose Godoy, the Consul of the
Republic at San Francisco.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

THE La Crosse Democrat states the follow
ing: 1t may not be generally known. but it i,
q fact, nevertheless, in 1864, the same pen thai
wrote the Chicago platform. on which McClel
Ian refused to stand, also wrote McClellan's
letter accepting the nomination, aud kicking
the platform to pieces. in order to catch the
war aud anti-war Democrats
If this be actually the case, we hope that the
person referred to will have neither voice nor
influence in selecting the Presidential candi.
dates, or in making the Platform for the De.
mocracy in the coming campaign. The people
want no more McClellans.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

REpUDIATED-By vote of 81 to 50, a mo-
ton to GUST the present U. S, Marshal of the
District of Columbia, and give the place to the
infamous Burbridge, of Kentucky Federal
tyranny notoriety. was defeated in Congress,
January 2lst Even the decent Radicals re-
pudiate the rufian aud murderer, M M
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

GOOD GIRL.-Miss Annie Fielding, a young
woman who labors for her own living. in st.
Joseph, Missouri, lately raised the sum of SIS,
and presented it to very poor and sick wo-
man who had tried washing for subsistence.
but broke down under the hard task. She had
sick husband and FIVE children depending
upon her. Armies good deed shines in this
naughty world.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

BOLD RoBBERY.-A dispatch from Titus.
vile. Pennsylvania, January 10th. says that the
house Of John Bepdehoff was entered by four
men in disguise, who captured all the inmates,
and robbed the house OF $4,000 in bonds aud
$6O. 900 in currency. They then waited hall
an hour for the return home Of another mem.
Der Of the family who had the key TO an iron
burglar-proof safe in the house, which con
tanned still larger sum Of money. Forum
ately for that member his team met with nm
accident on the way home, by which he was
detained an hour or two, and the bold robbers
had left before he reached the house.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15
Nlisffllaueo,,s
NJ.
ST. MAR7'S ACADEMY
/ YOUNG LADIES
IDAHO CITY, I. 81

4OAO CITY, !. n.
INSTITUTION UNDER nm
Il direction Of the Sisters Of the Ho,. ~ LIE
Jesus and Mary will open on the 18Th Names Of
object Is TO educate young ladies' In all tha ,.t Its
ornamental branches generally taught in ths snd
The moral and intellectual improyem...
pupils fs attended to with the greatest soo;. Of the
the most devotod attention paid la ths; And
comfort At all hours the young ladies domestic
'n pnyc ~ care aIa Of
criminatey received and all interference , sss nd
religious convictions carefully avoided I'm Their
however, requires that all should consoroo order
general regulations Of the Institution. the
The course OF instruction embraces n. -
branches which constitute the elementarv 90 various
departments Of education. -1o higher
PRIMARY CLASSES.
Spelling. Reading, Writing, First Lesson. .,
raphy Arithmetic, an Elementary Treatise on Teos
Abridged History Of the United States. "a lime,
JUNIOR CLASSES
Dictionary. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic a..
ply, Grammar, First Lessons in COmposition 'sis
tolary Correspondence, Elements of Natural pl aPs'
ophy. Outlines OF History, Familiar Science Ro,an
SENIOR CLASSES.
Eocntion, Rhetoric, Logic. versifcation IT,.
the Globes. General History and Mythologv ~. c q
omy. Arithmetic, Algebra, Book Keeping so nsIoh'
Natural Philosophy. Natural History. Bot sUmey
Chemistry. and
TERMS:
Board and Tuition. per term lin advanced. &c, "a
Entrance fee. to be paid but once. 10 y,
TERMS FOB DAY SCHOLARS:
Primary Department, per term lin advance. a, N
Junior f" - ~
Senior %
A5-Payments are required In coin.
Gratuitous Lessons are given in plain or ornams,,
Al Needle Work. Embroidery, knitting Crochet ana
Bead Work Na
No deduction is made for partial absence or with
drawa Of pupil before the expiration of the term
unless in case Of sickness $500
For further particulars apply at the Academy.
Idaho city, Jan z, lS6Sn60tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

NOVEL DIVORCE CAsE.--A divorce case
has just been tried In Freeport Illinois, where
in Mrs. csthsrine Sch1dt sued for Z divorce
from her husband because, although married
for three years, be persistcnty refused to con-
summate The marriage. His defense was that
he did not want any children. The Jury re-
turned verdict in favor Of tie wife, granting
the divorce. 20 " 9ss7le q
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

Big SPEED.-The Montana Post of Feb LIST
says, as soon as Spring opens the time by over
land stages and railroad from Helena to New
York will be eight days and half 1t will
take three days to Salt Lake, and six days to
Omaha. 1t ought to take no longer from Boise
City to New York, than from Helena to that
city
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15
RADICAL BAD FAITH.

When the Tenure of Office bill was before
the Senate, the objection was made to it that
it might be made the means by which to fasten
a disliked or obnoxious Cabinet member upon
the President. TO this objection. Senator Will
liams, of Oregon, said
have no doubt that any Cabinet Minister ,uho has
particle Of sefrcspect would decline to remain in
the Cabinet after the President had indicated his de-
sire to have him resign.
for moment beyond the time when he retains the
entire confidence of the President, would not vote
to retain him nor would compel President to have
did not entirely trust both personally and politically
In the same debate. speaking Of Cabinet
Minister whom the President might desire to
be rid of, he said: eff he did not resign, he
would show that he was unfit to be there"
In the debate Senator Sherman, speaking of
the members of the Cabinet, said:
II I supposed that either of these gentlemen was
place after the poltest intimation by the President
of the United States that his services longer
needed, certainly, as Senator, would consent to
his removal ut any time, and SO would we all.
take it that arise, is likely to arise,
when Cabinet Minister will attempt to hold on to
his Office after his chief desires his removal can
scarcely conceive Of such case. think that no gen.
aeman no man .cih any sense Of honor, would hold
position Cabinet officer after his chief desired
his removal.
Other Radical Senators expressed the same
sentiments; yet all of them-Williams, Sher.
man, and the rest-voted to reinstate Stanton,
and fasten him upon the President after the
and perfidious villain had been kicked
out of Office by Mr.. johnson. 1t shows the
value of any sentiment or pledge a Radical
Senator may make. They make them to-day
they break them Tomorrow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

CHosEN.--The California Legislature have
of the Harbor Commissioners. He was select
cd in Democratic caucus after q protracted
struggle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15
CENTRAL PAcIFIc.-A San Francisco di,
patch Of February 4th says:

Work on the Central Pacific Railroad eas!
OF the Sierra Nevada mountains. 10 progress.
ing rapidly; the weather is favorable for grad.
ing, two sections are nearly completed and
ready for the rails. A new forty ton locomo.
tive has been safely transported across the
Summit and there is sufficient motive power
and material east Of the Sierra to complete
the contemplated 100 miles Of the track by the
time the connection is made with the Summit.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15
MARRIED.:

In Silver City. l. r.. February eth. by James Ly.
man, j. p, MN. d. WEAVER to Mrs. STACY HuLTz.
In Lancaster. Ohio. January 23d. cHAs. H. cREEp.
Of silver City. ]. T.. TO Miss Lou. q. MrTaorr.
In Boise City February s. by Judge IT, l. Gillespie.
BEN. BicKEnsrAFr 20 Mrs. ELMfRA NCPr.