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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31

~ 5erabeefebte n~iebrise Yreiis
1T Gllentpaaren. Dieienisen unferer Qeler. mel-
DE in Minneapplis unb 81. Mntbpny eintaufen,
merben mcbltbun unb @elb 5paren, wenu fe in
einer, ter Stores BON q. S'Gpnnor in obi
gen Vlaben (%einerlei wel9er BON beipen) nor-
fpre@en, ba ct foeben einen prl9tisen neuen
Stcd BON Drs@eubs, 9iiten unb Rappen u {.
~. ron iesli9er@ ottuns erSFnet bat. Sie fUn>
nen ii4 tarauf Serla1en, bier ben pollen @ertb
fir ibr @elb 3u erbalten.-Give him a call.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31

-Gie suteu Sheen fub pie 5emefnSPfe-
fe feblen nd1nli@ oft.
-Gas (dmar3e Meer 1T bas erUBte 1inttn-
faB ber Natur.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31

&a1enber fur 1869
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Cincinnati
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WrpB unb fleiu,
Wx audi Der binfenbe 8pte
Nit tem bUlsernen gein.
Nie 8ures, bel Der fatb. Stride.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31

Grfe @art.- Die Wablri6ter ter 1.
Warb uerten beute (Samfae) nbWcntas BON
7 bis 9 ubr Mprsens int Minnebaba engine
5onie perlammelt iein, UNI bie4ifen erStimm<
bere@tisten gu curriairen.
{. 6. &ssb, 8. @eartun, W. 6. Mprrilon.
3mette Wart.-O Die @ablri6ter BERG.
Warb werben l@ bebufs Beridtisune ter YoQ-
9iiten int Gourtbaus seriammeln wie fulst: Mnn
Greitae, @amitas unbM ontas son 10 rbrMcr-
gems bis 4 ubr Nadmittaes ieben Sag.
81. @bearan, ". Cummings, Samss. Sing.
Dritte @arb.-E ie @ablri9ter ter 8.
@aro mersen fd bebufs B%eri9tistisuns Der
Vouiisn in ber Gity 9al an ben folsentsn 81
gen seriammeln : Greitas ben Soften, BON 8 ubr
Mcrsens bis 3 Na@mittass; @amias,S fs.31.
BON 5 bis s ubr Mbenbs; Muntas ben 2. Nop.
BON 9 bis IL ubr Mursens, unb an, Sage ter
Wabl BON 7 bis 9 ubr Mcreens.
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@ablridter.
Vterte @arb. -Die Wablri9ter Der 4.
Warb rpertsn fV@ tebufs 9eri9tisuns Der yuQ>
Qifen i'm 5upe engine 5aus an Sort @trabe,
seriammeln wie fclst: tag uub Montas
BON 8 ubr Morsens bis brei nbr Na&mittass
jeren Sag.
81. %. Mppre, 8. 81. Dodge, Granf Ssan@eu.
5unfte Warb.-Die Mablri9tr Der 5.
@aro merpen i& bebufs Beridtisuns Der Doll
2ifen an Gde 7te unbS lipefraBe (Gppslss ture)
%rsriammeln wie foIst: Samaae unb Mcntaa
bon 9 l1br Mursens bis 4 ubr Ma@m. u. Dien-
flag BON 7 bis 9 ubr Mcrsens.
Mm. Murpbn 81. .. vatterfon, s. Z. @pencer.
Ger Wei5en 1T bteie @o9e nm 10 Gts.
sefa0en; bas Rebl aber nod ntdt, es febt
nod thinner gun. ielben pretie quptirt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16
9ntels and Afstanrants.
st. Charles Hotel.
WALL AND MONTGOMERY Srs., IDAHO Cry
Redon q Barthes. Proprietors

L.
Redon 4 Barthes, Proprietors.
YINHIS NEW. FINE AND COdMODIOUs Es. No..
tabnshment Is located in the most eligi. N.!H
PIE hote4 site in this city, close by the Post Eil
once, and immediately contiguous TO the principal
business houses and trade portion of Idaho.
Inc apartments are furnished with entirely new and
carefully selected beds. bedding and furniture and
rooms for single dodgers or suites and par
iors Tor families. The utmost care and Cleanliness ia
preserved in all parts of the house. -
The Restaurant
Is IA the new, finely furnished. reproof brick next
door above c. j. Bernstels, on Montgomery street
wnere the European plan of separate tables for
guests rs adopted. The tables are supplied with the
oest OF everything, seasonable or imported. which
can be obtained from --.
The Hunter, the Fisher, the Butcher,
Market man and merchant and master cooks preside
over the caisine. In the Restaurant Han is the
General Stage Office.
For all the various stage routes within and leading
out OF this BASIN. We aim to keepa
FIRST CLASS HOTEL
And respectfully ask the proper support from the
pubiic in this endeavor. LOUIS REDoN,
- CASIMIR BARTHES.
Idaho city, Sept IS. 1866. 7.-ni1tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16

MILITANT CnUKrm-One S. T. waldro, of.
Chicago, who is an ultra-zealous member of the-
Northern Methodist Church, says:
The Northern Methodist Church have con-
quered the Southern Methodist, and therefore
ought to rule them by the right of conquest.
He holds that it is just as Objectionable to al
low the Southern Methodists to worship as
they see fit, and to keep up separate ecclesi-
astical organization, as it would be to allow.
JEFF. Davis to be President of Southcra Re-
public, or Lee or Johnson topreassemble their
armies. The religion of the North" he says
''is bound to govern this continent. and wlp
make u proper application of our Bible to all.
the Southern States and people," A subjaga-.
ted people, he argues, have no more right to
apply their own peculiar moral ideas than to
USE their physical implements of war" ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16

HYPoCRIsY.-It is really astonishing to see,
the dread that the Radicals have of seeing the
blacks sitting in Congress. Forney warns tlle-
colored people Of Charleston, S. c., not to send.
one of their own color to Congress, and it is
evident that their leaders have given the same,
commands all over the South. The question.
is, are the colored people so very confiding iii
the professions of their Radical friends That
they. de not see the transparent Hypocrisy they
exhibit i asking them for their votes, but re-
fusing them the chance of making few dol
lars hr themselves They must see it end act
upoiEit, too. after while. If they are GOOD.
enough to sit in q Southern State Convention,
they are good enough to sit 10 a United States
Congress.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16

sEIILED. Daniel r. Healy, coppersmith.
Of Vancouver, w. T., was fatally crushed ~
! Rre engine truck,in that place, May 7th.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16

ISDIANs.-The Salt Lake Telegraph Of May
11th has word that 1000 Indians are near
North Platte, and,sho great contempt for the
soldiers. Fear was felt that they would clean
out the town, soldiers and all. In Cheyenne
agood deal Of alarm on account Of hostile In.
dians is also entertained. Six men were lately
killed within GO miles of that city, and others
wounded, by the Indians, III ises ts
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16

STA CnlME 3--Radical papers derry the
proposition that '.the necessary steps to insti.
tute q suit cannot be . crime" If it be a
crime 70 do that which Is necessary 10 secure
the RIGHTS guaranteed. BY the Constitdtien Of
the United States, then.have We truly fallen.
upon evil tines,s II such be the case the Con-.
stituti0n isa deldsion and snare, and courts
Of justice serve'tO entr3p those who would ap--
peal to them when wronged.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16
A CoNTRAsT.-The National Inteliyeacer
of April 18th says:


A CONTRAsT.-The National Intelliyencer
of April 18th says:
When Sergeant Bates. bearing the IT, S.,
flag, yesterday, "came to the door of the Cap
itol of the United States, he was refused adj
mission by a burly chief of Capitol police. act
ing under orders from the Senate 1t is re-
markable that while Sergeant Bates and his
flag. and the white men with him, were thus
estopped from entering even the rotunda Of
the Capitol more than hundred negroes, who
had followed the procession. were allowed to.
enter the precincts without question"
In another paragraph, the same paper gives
this
As Sergeant Bates was not allowed to enter
the Capitol yesterday, to unfurl the L. s. flag
there, he carried it to the Washington Monu-
ment and raised it there. AS he passed the,
Presidents House, he was met by President
johnson, who, grasping his hand, shock it cor.
daily. he then invited Dir. Bates into the
Mansion, and escorted him to the East ROOM,
where the President said: II merely desire to
sincerely and cordially welcome you and the
flag with which you have travelled so many
mixes. Ihave no address or speech to make.
but wish to testify my qualification at seeing.
you in Washington
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16

DROWNED. by ISDIASs.--Arthur Chapman,
Formerly Of Portland, Oregon. was tied fast.
thrown, into the river, and drowned, by some
Indians on tho Upper Columbia, few days
ago., He had difficulty with the Indians and
hung ore Of them. The others put him to
death, as stated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16
arofessiunal Cards.


A TTORNEYS AND COUNSEL0RS AT Law, IDA
II no City. Patents obtained for mining lodes
under act of Congress of July 90. 1866 OFFIcE-on
Wall street. opposite Andrews Co.'s store. n1tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16
voIcanic Eruption and Earthquake.

A San Francisco dispatch Of May 9TH gives.
the following account of the recent terrific
eruption of the volcano of Mauna Loa, on the,
Island of Hawaii:
The bark Comet. from the Sandwich Islands,.
arrived last night, bringing the intelligence
that the volcano Of Mauna L0a has broken out
in the most terrific eruption known in the his
tory of the country The eruption was pre-.
ceded and accompanied by 1900 shocks OF
earthquake. On Hawaii the destruction was
heavy and over 100 people perished In the
kau District every house was prostrated with
the exception OF one or two. Stone walls were
thrown down SO that hardly one stone lay upon
another, and trees and rocks were tossed in
every direction. Land slides were innumera
Bile and fearful. rushing downwards like ava
lanches, burying people, houses and cattle be-
meath them. An earth eruption was thrown
out Of the side of the mountain. Along the,
beach came tidal wave, over 80 feet high,
which extended along the coast for a distance
of fifty miles. This came in, wishing right
over the cOeOanut trees and running some dis
tance inland. carrying out q small native vii.
lage, and all the persons that were in reach of
it at the time-30 persons barely escaping.
The summit and side of a hill, 1.50O feet high,
In kau, was thrown q distance of 1000 feet
over the tops of trees and landed in a valley
below, the turf ard trees covering the hill APP
parently undisturbed. The crater of Mauna,
Loa has been enlarged and broken down on.
one side, so that it is now about two miles III
diameter, from which vast jets of lava are
emitted. A lava stream from the crater on
the summit Of the mountain has gone under
ground and broken out on the slvpe far below.
only six miles from the sea. Here four jets OF
lava have forced themselves through the earth,
throwing themselves and rocks LOCO feet in.
the air, and stream of lava 1000 to 1900
feet wide and six miles long, is floating down
to the sea at the rate of IL miles an hour An
island about 400 feet high has been thrown out
of the sea, and is adjoined to the main land.
The excitement is immense, and large num-
bers are focking to the volcano The damage
by earthquakes upon the other islands was
but not serious
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


IN the city Of Philadelphia there are 1oi5O4
buildings. .atas@ s.ls Is aost,lsl9eg .''',.-
TRAINS between London and Liverpool run
eighty-one miles per hour. ttsi "a '7ao6
LOUISVILLE has trotting mule which is
said to have made a mile in 2:21. ,a vs9} #.s
The expenses of the War Department, dur.
ing the month of March were $4,000, ,OOO.,
D. S, HARTMAN, late Bureau Agent at Pa.
nola, Miss, has been sentenced to the peniten-
tiary a'aff #@si e t'.d @f Y .fsfi g
ADvIcEs from Virginia give assurance that
the Conservatives can vote Constitution by
twenty thousand majority. s, .ig,s ).
THE new Catholic Cathedral at Omaha ia
completed, and opened and blessed. 1t is the
finest edifice in Nebraska
WHY do Irishmen resemble the waves of
the Atlantic? Because they never cease LAWN
the shore of the you'd counthry"
Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE was stricken with
paralysis at Louisville, KY, April 9th, and It is
feared he cannot recover frem the shock. &
GRANTS life must have been very faulty, ia.
deed, when he fears to let the public read so
partial an account of it as his own father
would have given.
JOLIET (Ill.) State penitentiary is overrun
with conyicts, and at the present rate of in
crease will soon have to be enlarged. 1t has
now l,096 prisoners as efse
To remove any foreign substance from the
eye, make loop of briste or horse hair,
and insert it under the lid and then withdraw
il slowly and carefully.
BISHOP JAMES asserts that the Methodists
of the United States paid last year $4,000, 900
tax on tobacco used by them, while their mis-
sionary treasury is $4,000 in debt
"SHow me a Conservative" said Radical
to Democrat, sand / viii show you traitor
or dupe." "Oh. certainly, sir, show myself
to you, and You. show yourself to me-"
Mr.. CARLYLE says of Disraeli that "he is
the fittest man for Prime Minister, because he
is the honestest. He is q scoundrel, it is trne,
but he never pretended to be anything else"
Hon. DAVID r. ATcHIsoN, so long IT, S.
Senator from Missouri, and President of the
Senate, Is living in great comfort ard perfect
quiet on n beautiful farm in Clinton county, in
that State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16

STRifsss--A, big strike among iabescrs. took
place in San Franchises, May 9th, in conse-
quenco' IT aa agreement BY contractors to
nuke 10 hesrs a days work, ands to pay 20
cents per hcar for day hssdH.a AND. l1t cents
per hour for hands cmpIoyedlb tho month:
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-16

ANOTHER TRIUMPH,-At the late charter
election, III AUSTIN, Noyada, the Denocrata
elected the City Attorney City Clerk, and
three Of tho six Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
THE MARKETs.
IcSefally reported for Tur rHrsrxr.l


TUESDAY, Jan. q, 1868
AsHRs-Tbe market is quiet for Pots at u % ess 81
Pearls are nominal
BEEsWAX has been in moderate demand. and has
ruled steady; sales Of 500 at S9i ale for Yellow West
ern and Southern.
BRIsTLEs quiet at from SOC to 81 rs for American
Gray and White
BROOM CORN-The inquiry Is moderate, but the mar
ket is steady at 6allc. for Western.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Al articles coming under
this heading have met with fair demand, and prices
ruled firm. The closing quotations are as fol-
lows Bricks at Sll 60a$l2 30 for common Hard
nsas22 for CrotOn, aud s4Od$45 for Philadelphia Front
Cement at 900t2 for Rosendae Hair at 36d3G4c for
Rio Grande Mixed; 37d37tc. for Buenos Ayes Mixed
and II dl2c for Unwashed Mixed. Laths at g. three
months Lime 1t 81 50 for Common and 81 IS for Lump
Plaster Of Paris at s. s7iaA per for Blue Nova
Scotia e. 40 per Dbl for Cacined Eastern and g. 50 per
Dbl for Calcined Knickerbocker and Empire Mills
COTTOE-The market IS only moderately active, the
continued high rates OF freight scarcity room and the
dull state OF trade In Liverpool all contributing restrict
the operations OF shippers prices are easier and close
about for Mddng Cpands; sales OF 3,l45 bales,
including $50 In transit.
COFFEE-For Rio Coffee the demand has been very
good and the market is rather stronger particularly
the prime and fair grades, which most sought after
holders generally appear confident and there is not much
realize sales OF 325 bags ex Sharston 634
Mentor 800 Nicotine and 2 ex Contest on private
terms The stock Of Rio made up by Messrs William
Scott Sons 1s 55i bags including $4,000 at NewOr
leans; 220 az Baltimore, 5000 at Philadelphia, ana ll
ISL at this port Java aud West India grades are quiet but
steady. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22

CANDLES unchanged; the demand H. moderate
sales OF 500 boxes at q 91c Sperm and Patent are steady
and hrm at 6Gl8c. for the former and 5eG65c for the
latter
COAL-The demand for Domestic Is good, and the mar
49, nrn; the arrivals not 90 large but the stock
nDeiali We quote from yard at sass 30 per 100 10.
~ business In Foreign at former prices; the STOCK
~ Ds s1e AND DYES-Business within day or two,
- poSn rather quiet but holders for most articles COM
ss ss tnls heading 6rm We clip the following
s.t e vlISaief OF Henry NJ Harding esq; During the
mo iasEs hss bean more ipluiE Xst tho butt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
fRuITs AND NUTa-DRIED.
nInrs. sKINs. AID PuRs.

Emmett Wells thus speaks Of the trade 'rhe i'm
proved demand, noticed last week. seems To nave been
and dropping Another invoice this week OF over l0OO
bales Europe has probably been the direct cause OF
in have submitted 10 decline OF about fye
cents per pound Should there be no immediate reaction
importers would do well leave their hops In bond as
there may yet be better market for them on the other
side than here m which event they the duty
and reship Late reports from the various Continental
markets show threequarter- OF the Hawaiian crop to
Of the crop then being held for higher values Now
be true reported the London brewers have been
cured their supply for the season. we think they viii re-
oure the balance Of the Continental crop, and much
secured the Continental markets and secured the best
hope " clearly shown BY tic Eupesse w H2K Isafly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
PROPOSALS
VIII be received till Jan. rs, for
$50O,OO0
ALABAMA 8 PER CENT BONDS,
by
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co.

TO merchants, bankers, spectators, invest
ke-Rssd The COMMERCIAL CAron and ieep
se win he worth you Published No. GO
vsHaHst, at slo per year Single sOpy. 20 eenG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22

ing from that country. Everything in the shape Of
foreign hops received nowadays, called Bayarians
probably not over half that country other
wsothe splendid reputation old Bavaria has SO long en-
joyed and nered In the production OF her nne hopsi
being much impaired Imports into Newly ors Tor te
week ending January IT, from London, $50 bales from
Liverpool 3l bales from Bremen, sos bales from nam
burg, l45 bales; from Antwerp. Dalesi Iotal l,ioi
bales Down TO December % there was no change III the
London market, inactivity still prevailing. Aiter tAe
holidays an improvement was anticipated"
The following the prices current OF AopS IN inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

Jan H.-iO,ss5 bbls Flour, az bbls. WHISKY, l7t2
bbls Corn Meal 1893 sacks Corn Meal, $50 bush Wheat
al 40 bush Corn 1900 bush. Oats, $500 bush. Mall
Zoo bush Barley. 5as pkgs Beef, $40 bbs Pork l4o5
uks cut Meats, li62 pkgs Lard, 1875 kegs Lard. 34i9
prossed Hogs, 1884 bbls Petroleum, 96j pkgs. Butter
Ig5 pkg-. Cheese, 200 bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
past and preYlOns week :

The averages of tho banks Tor last week snow an IN
ease OF loans Of $94S9 The deposits and circulation
IN the same time increased S25 and the reserve OF
speee and legal tenders decreased $40 209 e Clearing
House operations show lessened business the clearngs
having fallen OF $76 SSs aud the balances $4sy9 The
movement though little irregular the side OF an
Increase of trade and business. At NewYOrk, the bank
statement shows gold total OF SO M good portion
y IL being from depositors TO be paid IN kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22

standing at $29,357,OOO against $2O0S6OOo IN Ioo'
Tho strength Of the banks is much greater 'han 70
indicated by these figures. The commereiai paper
rnder discount is based upon lower prices lor ooi'
modities, and is consequently safer ms slu' -
,ouev which has not vet reached is maximum, is
already turning the attention of capitalists to stocks
as q means Of temporarily employing money and
higher prices arc daily recorded for Governments
Which. reducing their gold income to currency;
ante in the highest degree safety OF the principal
with the largest earnings Inc natural oeSHo 20
,,oto 'intorest causes money lenders to look with
- go mon stock loans, which in turn viii
v,,ote speculations in stocks, such as marked 1863
cd 1sc4. The repeal of Nj. McCullocls power to
contract the currency has for the present determined
tLa character Of the money market. 1t secures
superabundance of money for all short engagements
at low rates, and disinclnes people to make long
engagements at any rate 1t secures rampant specu-
latons in the Atlantic cities and brisk times for
lroL era and their clients.