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DRY GOODS
rARDozo, ALLsoP & FoURouKEAN


rARDozo, ALLsOP & FoURQuREAN
arc daily receiving
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS
such as sfLKR GRENADINE,
GRENMDINE BERAGEs,
MOE&aBIQUEs, LAWNS,
-JaCoNETs, ORGANIZES, &C., &c.
ursto6k IS constantly replcnishcd with every
novdlty That appears In the New York market
We would call special attention TO our large
stock of LLAMA and other LACE POINTS,
sACoUEs, and PARASOL COVERS, OF new
est designs.
Making, as we do, KID GLOVES one OF our
sPECIALTIEs, we offer the largest aud best
assorted stock to be found in this market eu-
b,.aciug all the new shades OF the best makers
such as JUGLA, JOUYIS, and ALEXANDRA.
Also, a GOOD GLOVE that we can recommend
as being tho best northumberland glove
known In the market.
CARDoZo. .ALLSOP 6 FOURQUREAN.
s. NJ, PRICE, JACK TEMPLE, JOHN o. CHILES
T. D. OUARLES, F. Z. LYONS, and X. G. CARE,
are with us, and wouln be pleased TO see their
f-,onds and ,ouaIntauccs. my IL
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TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS.-I desire
10 express my grateful acknowledgements for the
very liberal patronage extended to me for the past
tlrce years: aud having associated myself with
Messrs. A. w. SHIELDS ( Co. as an equal part
ner, solicit continuance of the same. will give
my personal attention 10 the business and will
deavor to give entire satisfaction both TO quality
and price. JOSEPH NJ STEVENS.
MAY Is, 1859. my l5--6t
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DIED,

In Washington. on the 18th. OF heart disease
MIITON GARRETT, formerly of Jefferson coun-
IS. Va.
OF pneumonia May 10Th. CHARLEY j.. hEL,
LEY son Of Elias II. and Louisa X. Kelley, aged
Thc f,;rcral viii take place THIS Thursday
AFTERNOON May goth, ut 5 O'Clock, ut his
fathers residence corner of Smith and Clay
streets. The friends and acqualntanccs are ln-
yltcd to attend.
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FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
Coffee roasted daily by the cylinder process re-
tanning the entire aroma of the coffee and placed
Immediately in air-tight canistcrs. Hotels. res
taurants, boarding-houscs, and families, will find
our Cofrees great saver Of time, labor and mo-
ney.
FRICE LIST OF COFFEE:
GREEN, 90, %, e5, cs, so 3sc.:
ROASTED, IS ss, 80, 35 400.
GROUND, IS, 2s, 80, IS, 4oc.
TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.
TEAS TEAS, TEAS.
Eer-crop Tens received daily; selected with
great care by experts Our teas canot he surpassed
In quality or price, and guaranteed to give satsfac-
ton. Sold In quantities to suit purchasers-from
oil ounce to chest.
PRICE LIST OF TEAS:
BLACK, rs. So scc., 81, sl.oS-best $3.50:
GREEN, rs, 80, ecc., 81, sI..S, sl.5o-best, 81:
JAPAN, e0c., 81, sl.os-best, Sl.6o:
MIXED, IS go. soc., 81, S..25, 81. sobest, $3.50.
All goods delivered in the city free of charge,
and sent by express c. .. D.
ANY article not proving satisfat tory can be re.
turned.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
[my III
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MI !. ID. BRIG GS'S OLD-ESTAB-
LISTED BAKERY established in 1854, and do
Ing more business than any other bakery in the
city. keeps constantly on hand. and baking fresh
every day. al kinds OF BREAD, CAKES, and
CRACKERS.
Wholesale list Of Crackers and Cakes iby the
SODA CRACKERS, Sc. . d.;
BUTTER, Sc. q. H.;
OYSTER. Sc. q n. =:
WATER, &c. u b.;
CREAM l2c. u b.;
ARROWROOT, l2c. q D.:
SUGAR, 12c. y d.;
LEMON, lie. % ID. !;
SPICENUT, lac. n h.:
MOLASSES CAKES, soc. u 100:
SUGAR CAKES SOC. u 100;
made OF the best material and workmanship and
will be sold as cheap rs they can be found in the
city. Give III" Il call. my la-3m
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The WELLS party in Pittsylvania have nonli-
mated folr negroes and two whites for the
Legislature. This is the madness Of despair.
They risk the whole struggle upon the CO.
lored cohorts
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We call especial attention to lot OF
4-!BLEACHED COTTON at l63c. per yard, which
cannot be surpassed, If equaled, for lsc. per
yard
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PIQUEs! PIQUES! PIQUES!
PIQUES PIQUES!
A splendid line OF these goods In all qualities at
prices that arc bound to suit.
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4 L S o,
LINEN DRILLS, LINEN COAT1NGS,
SUMMER ChSSIMERES,
BLACK ALPACAS
COLLARS and CUFFS for Ladies,
COLLARS and CUFFS for Gentlemen
WHITE LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS.
CRAVATS. TIES, GLOVES,
GAUZE UNDERVESTS.
SIIEETISGS, SIi1RTINGS,
LINEN DAMASKS.
PRINCES, GIMPs, DRESS BUTTONS,
CHEAP JEWELRY, &C., &c.
All Of which arc being sold at prices which must
suit.
Remember that we ask THE LOWEST PRICE
AT ONCE. and we have but ONE PRICE.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street,
my II Richmond Va.
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STRIPED ALPACA-some new des lgns:
STRIPED MOUSSELAINES;
WHITE ALPACA, from the lowest grade To the
most superb quality;
O.. SWISS MUSLINS at so and 75c. worth 75c. and
Al.
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DaSSOLUTIOSS. DC.

CONSOLIDATIOS.-The houses OF STEVENS (
MOORE and \. ". SHIELDS Co. have been con-
solidated. Mr. Moore having disposed OF his into
STEVENS 4 GO. In the store recently occupied
by Stevens & Moore, 900 Broad street,
Newill keep large stock OF the best FAMII Y
GROCERIES, and sell them at the lowest cash
prices.
The ser. ices of Mr.. GATEwoop, so well and
fayorably known. have been secured
a. W. SHIELDS & CO.. and
j. VI. STEVENS
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GREAT REDUCTION

Those beautiful MARL LENos when s"id SO
readily Mt asc. have beel reduced 20 'oe IN cohse
ouencc of our having purchased n very large lot
at auction lower than ever
r,osc beautifu, ABYSs.TEIAS STRIPES re-
drccd To Soc. worth 75c These goods are In per-
feet order. We do not sell dan aged goods.
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II ORSES AND MULES WILL BEN
HI TAKEN ON PASTURE ut Green Se-sSN
Meadow plantation Mt SIX DOLLARS per month.
The pasture consist. OF one hundred acres OF
meadow which cannot be surpassed for Its fatten-
Ing qualities. The owner will not be responsible.
for any loss or accident that may happen, but u
competent man Will be placed In charge Of them
day and night. For further information apply 10
John III. Higgins. Esq. Franklin street or post
Office box Isl, Riccmond.
my lS-cts pronrietor.
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN ENGLISH
COTTON HOSE.
Just opened, 500 dozen ENGLISH COTTON
HOSE at CSC. n pair, worth more than double
that price.
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DUCkWALL 6 ROUSS

DUCkWALL & ROUSS,
MAY IL lsG9.-Just received per stcamrrs SARA
toga and Isaac Bell. two more splendl I shipments
Of AUCTION BARGAINS, embracing every va
ricty Of GOODS adapted to the season: olsi51ns
I'm part Of DRESS GOODS. beautiful CAMI:kiGS
aud PRINTS. DOMESTICS OF all kinds. STRNW
HATS Of all kinds Il beautiful STRAW HAT Ter
bows. BRITISH HOSIERY of all kinds. BRAD-
LEY'S HOOP-SKIRTS Zoo sprlnSsl; Linen
FANS, black and colorcd WHITE BERAGk ior
and gents pure LINEN DRESS GOODS ut 25c..
DOUBLE IMPERIAL MATING, il and e-t
both white and checked; the best and cheapest
TOW ELS, etc, etc. my ~
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Daily distribution Of awards will take place at ~
NJ. and II. ". at 1903 Main street
EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE
Purchasers select their own numbers, any from
one to scvcntycght. and pay for tho same one dol
with the numbers selected and enters the same
numbers upon register with the amount paid.
to he returned to the General Agents.
This schedule is made at the rate of one dollar
FOR certificates. but fractional certificates Will be
issued Of the value Of 70: 50, and 10 ccnts-1nd
sam OF $40: and awards paid l,ro rata to this
schedule. Purchasers can selcctas follows
one NUMBER CERTIFICATE,
TWO NUMBER CERTIFICATE.
THREE NUMBER CERTIFICATE.
FOUR NUMBER CERTIFICATE.
ana al what price they pay for their certificate,
schedule list. When the drawing for such certi-
icatc takes place. (>upposing II drawn numbers
decide the certificate any one-nmnbcr ccrtii-
cate if one dollar has been paid for same, will be
c!tiilcd to - in cngravinsS or money, If the num-
Der "n Tie cSr,fa1e is ont In the T. So drawn
the numbers are drawn in the twelve will be cnti
tied for one dollar paid to $50 in jewelry or
money # only one Of III" numbers is drawn the
holder will be entitled 10 no award.
4 TIlEEE-NrMBER CERTIFICATE for one
dollar paid. if the three numbers upon the ccrif-
cate are drawn. will DC entitled an award of SI25
payable III iewclry, statues, or money if but two
Of III" numbers upon the certificate are drawn the
but one a The numbers IS drawn. the purchaser
Will not be entitled to any award.
-FOUR NUMBER CERTIFICATE, for which
one dollar is paid, II tn" four numbers upon such
certificate are drawn out of the twelve. will be en-
Titled to an award Of $500 payable in diamonds,
watches, Jcwclry. or money: If but three of the
numbers are drawn. he viii be entitled TO $40 I'm
DOCKS. cngravimeS or money: if but two of the
Numbers are "ul. no award Will be given.
All the numbers drawn ont to decide all ccrtif-
Gales are equal no distinction being made as to the
"rcer IN which the numbers are drawn. and the
awards are 1T once delivered TO the purchaser or
The money for the same, at the option of the pur-
chaser. i'll accordance with the terms of the ccri-
licatc.
Certificates for sale by the agents of the Associa-
uon. j. III. MADDOX,
my2) General Agent
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Mt SECOND GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
AT
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
as BROAD STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS.

We have just received one of the LARGEST and
BEST ASSIGNMENTS OF SPRING AND SUM.
MER DRY GOODS ever offered In this city, and
mt prices to suit one and all.
CALICO ut 10 and l2Ic.:
IENOS ut csc. per yard really worth Soc.
STRIPED GRESADINE at 37!c.:
STRIPED CHALLIE. CSC.
SATIN-STRIPED MOZAMBIQUE at 4oc., really
great bargain;
SATIN-STRIPED CHINA POPLIN at soc.
JAPANESE POPLIN-pialn, plaid. and striped
BLACK GRESADINE. BAREGES,
TAMARTANES. &c.
FIGURED GRESADINE:
LLAMA LACE POINTS at all prices
SILK SACQUES:
SUMMER SHAWLS-a large variety:
WHITE GOODS Of every description:
81 GRENADINES BAREGES, and FRENCH
ORGANIZES, for Shawls;
EMBROIDERED and L A CT HAHDKER-
CHIEFS, from 90 to 75c.;
LINEN BOSOMS, full size, &c.
IRISH LINEN, PILLOW-CASE and SHEET
ING LINEN.
JULIUS SYCLE AIS Broad street.
between Fourth and Firth.
apo next door to Kclningham's bookstore.
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MT VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE
COMPANY,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
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A few more left of those
SPLENDID LARGE-SIZE SUMNER BRIDAL
QUILTS at &l.S5 worth s2.25.
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{ BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS.
FISHING IN AMERICAN WATERS. By Gent.
rIIE OPEN POLAR SEA. BY DR.. Uayes.
THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO. illustrated p,
TOMMY TRY, AND WHAT He DID IN SCI.
ENCE. Illustrated.
KATHLEEN. A Novel. By the author of cray.
EoR HER SAKE. A Novel. by the author %
-..Poor Humanity" &c. y
THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. By Victor Hugo.
Our STATIONERY stock Is fin and c1mnle,.
BLANK BOOKS In great variety. Persons in
want would do well to examine our stock before
purchasing. A. IT. CHRISTIAN < co.
my Il lGoa Main street, opposite post-oflcc.
r WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER
=. STATIOSER, AND SEWSDEALER, iii
MAIN STREET, has on hand large and we'll
SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
ENVELOPES,
PAPER,
INKS,
PENS.
FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &C..
which VIII be sold very cheap for cash.
Also, on hand, all OF the leading SEWSPA-
pERS, PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES. &C.. of
The day.
New novels always received as soon as Issued by
he publishers. myl1
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THO BOX-MAKERS.-I can supply YOU
i with good article Of GLUE at y moderate
price, which win warrant TO give satisfaction.
my lla - Il, Ii. WHITLOCE,
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ALL KINDS OF DRESS GooLs VERY Low
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGIEIA.-Ap-
- pointnents OF STATE STUDENTS will be
made by the Faculty on the Sd Of July proximo.
Each senatorial district, thirty-thrcc In number,
Is entitled to one beneficiary, exempt from the
payment OF matricuiation, and tuition fees, and
room rent. All the districts, except the seventh,
eleventh, sixteenth twentieth, twenty-f first TWEEN
ty-second, twenty third, twenty and thirty
sion.
Applications, addressed to the chairman, should
be accompanied with n statement of age and
schools to be attended and also with testimonials
of character, capacity and scholarship, and ina
bllty to meet the expenses of the University with
out aid.
Send for catalogue, 8. MAUPIN
my la-IF Chairman Of the Faculty.
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rENHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR
| TIE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
chartered under ~ act Of the Legislature passed
January 3o'h. 1867. have begun operations, and
have appointed J. II. Maddox their general
agent. under agreement between said parties
dated l!h day of May. l,"g. and now file In the
Office Of said \ Association.
HENRY i. WISE. President.
DIRECTORS:
THOMAS l.. DUDLEY.
l.. T. MOORE.
L. I. TURNER,
JOHN JOHNS. .R..
ROBERT GUILD.
JAMES Il. BRANCH.
j. 6. CABELL. VI. d..
Il. I. JOHNSON,
r. T.. BALLARD.
WILLIAM Is. ISAACS.
JOHN ID. HARVEY.
{. q. TOMPklNS. Managing Director.
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M AZ W AY S S O.!
Levy BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
TAKE THE LEAD IN EVER I.
THING WHICH TENDS TO BRING GOODS.
DOWN TO FAIR AND EQUITABLE
PRICES. THEY RECEIVE THREE
TIMES A WEEK FROM THEIR
BUYERS IN NEW YORK
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE
PRICE OF DRESS GOODS!
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I OOk TO YOUR INTEREST.
now offer n full and complete stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
for mems, youths, and boys wear, at greatly
reduced prices.
Also. an entirely new stock of
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS.
III 4 rs
Of all the leading STYLES, which am prepared TO
sell retail at wholesale prices.
Please cal! before purchasing ut
NJ. ". ROSES No. 32s Broad
nv i-3m corner Fourth street.
SECOND SUPPLY OF TIE LATEST
, STYLES OF SPRING AND
SUMMER CLOTHING
for mems boys and youths wear.
VERY Low PRICES.
CASSIMERES CLOTHS, AND LINENS,
In all colOrS.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER N STYLE At
SHORT NOTICE.
\ fine stock Of FUEN1SHIN GOODS,
TRUNKS &C., always on hand.
JULIUS kKAkER, Merchant Tailor.
my 7-9m 1917 Main street
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All goods delivered in the city free of charge,
and sent by express c. o. D.
ANY article not proving satisfactory can be re.
turned.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-07

TRIBUTE TO PEINrERS-Thc Chaplain of
the New Hampshire Penitentary, in review
ing the events of his life since his connection
with that institution, pays the following COM
phment to Journeymcn printers:
have the happiness to number among my
friends many printers, but though it may seem
to imply either lack of ability on the part of
the minister, or the want of the qualities that
are necessary in order to appreciate on the
other part, yet will reveal the fact. that
have never succeeded we'll with that class
For nine long years, with all the inducements
offered. not one of that trade has connected
himself with my congregation-and | do not
think man could be found, of all who ever
tenanted our prison who could set up column
of type. leave the reader to make his com
ments, only remarking that this cannot be ac-
cidental nor can the explanation be that the
employment keeps them ignorant of prevailing
vices and immoralltes, nor yet that young
printers are removed from the large masses
where corruptions engender and spread In
all these respects this class are exposed. 1t is
evident, we think, that the employment has an
elevating tendency, and is favorable to intel
lectual and moral improvement
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-07

THE FUTURE OF CHEMISTRY. = In the
course of recent address to the students of
the University of Edinburgh, Sir James Stnp-
son gave a splendid sketch Of the future of
chemistry and indeed of most Of the sciences
"There may come time he said, when our
patients will be asked to breathe or inspire
most OF their drugs, instead Of swallowing them;
or, at least, when those drugs will be changed
into pleasant beverages, instead of disgusting
draughts, and powders, boluses and pills"
This change is not to be expected for at least
a century, and, perhaps, for two, BY that
time Sir James Simpson thinks such advances
will have been made in medicine that " the rap
idly increasing length of human life will begin
to fulfil that ancient prophecy, the child shall
die an hundred years ODD ="
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his very youthful appearance, was viewed VIII IIl
derision by lot of shyster lawyers from the
Police Court, who were there as spectators
The case was plain one. The bond was
nroduced in court, and spoke for itself. Anto-
po confessed to it, and it was evident that he
was liable 70 leave the courtroom lighter by q
nound The doctor told Shylock he must be
mercifll. but Shylock told him he "ddn't have
TO-" And then the learned doctor reminded
him that {" the quality of mercy is not strained"
no strainer having been invented at that time
for any thing except new milk. lie said that
Antonio must pay the forfeit if the Jew refused
mercv-no power in Venice could alter the
decree.
Shylock. in the very ecstacy of joy, cried
out " A Daniel come to Judgment yea, Il
Daniel ~ on account of the striking resein-
blance which the learned doctor bore TO Dan
Rice. The learned doctor told Antonio he
must bare lis breast; ShylOck tlourlshed his
butcher knife fiendishly and prepared to carve
him. He even had balance in the pocket of
! his buster to weigh the flesh with, so complete
were his arrangements for making the affair a
success. He acknowledged that he had neg
| lected to have a surgeon ready to stop the
blood. because it wasn't " so nominated in the
bond"
Antonio had lost all his money, and having
sense enough to know that life without ducats
was uncomfortable, he calmly prepared for tu
neral obstquies. Exposing his WOODEN under
| shirt, he babe the Jew proceed with his cary
! ing. He was about to do so when the learned
doctor reminded him that the bond did not
give HIM one lot of blood If, in securing his
pound of meat, he shed one drop OF Christian
| claret, his lands and goods We're . contiscated
| to the State" Then, too, if he cut less or
more than pound his life as well as his second
| hand clothes We're forfeit. This was poser.
Shyluck, seeing that Antonio was not his
- meat" offered to take the principal, bat was
reminded bv the learned octor that as he had
already refused il in open court, he must take
the forfeiture or nothing. That was not all !;
| Shvlock's goods were divided on the spot. one
half going towards the payment of the national
debt, and the other half going to Antonio.
against whose lite he had cOnSpirrd; but Anto-
MO. with great generosity. turned his halt over
to the Jews daughter, who had married the
negro Minstrel, enabling him to retire from
the profession with a handsome farewell beac-
tit, and set himself up in the patent medicine
business.
The learned doctor turned ont 10 b. the
charming widow Portia, who had assumed the
part to save her lovers friend. Her success
greatly embroidered the champions of Wo-
mans rights" in demanding that the learned
professions should be thrown open 10 the softer
sex. She was united To Ba>>anio. and lived
long aud happily, being often called by her
nrighbors to decide difficult points OF law. An
tonic got appointed whisky inspector on a small
salary, and retired with a magnificent fortune
in Il few weeks
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READ AND REFLECT-A late NcW Orleans

READ AND REFLECT-A late NcW Orleans
paper relates this scene:
An old man, in New Orleans, with hair white
as sEow and IA face venerable from age, APP
piled for registration. At the same time Il
cornfield negro ignorant, hdeous and brastly
in appearance submitted his claims. The old
man was jostled aside by the African freedman.
who received the polite assiduties ofthe Board.
No oath was required of him-no question
asked but his name and residence. When his
time came at last the old man was sworn, num-
berless questions asked, and his name finally
rejected. The one was citizen Of forty years
standing, a merchant of distinguished success,
and honored by all who knew him the other
is simply negro.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the last COugres-
sional election 5000 illegal negro votes were
cast in Southern Ohio. Ohio repudiated negro
suffrage by nearly $4,000 majority Yet a
portion of her delegation to Congress is elect
ed by negro votes imported from Michigan and
Kentucky. And the Radicals call this bold
fraud upon the people representation "
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A COOP RECIPE.-A Boston man sent the
following to the Mobile Register. 1t is mighty
good advice:
Fill the Southern States with white popu-
lation as soon as possible, and the niger will
fare the fate of the Indian. Do this and the
niger party is dead on this continent, and the
white mans government will carry the day,
and our country will be Democratic.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-07

JESSIE AND JOHN CHARLEs.-BefOre the
election an Indiana paper said: Jessie and
John Charles Fremont attended q political
meeting together at Indianapolis, the other
night. Jessie was the main attraction, altho'
both have their hair parted in the middle
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-07

THE LIGHT FANTASTIC.
By A STOUT a11DDLE-AGED BACHELOR.

[ A STOUT MIDDLE-AGED BACHELOR.
Dances are vanity
Widest insanity
Weakest inanity-
I've been to plenty;
I've had my share OF 'em.
Isots-and to spare OF 'em,
Since | was twenty.
[ Join the LancerS IN
/ rush mid dancers IN
Ny feet-of prancers IN
Reach will 1 place them
No! I've cut caperlng!
Waists may be tapering.
I won't embrace them.
When very thin I was
Fond OF spin was,
Mere bone and skin / was,
None could be tieeter,
love the fiddle. aged
Twenty; but middle-aged,
Think pipe sweeter.
When your breath scanter grown
You are painter grown
After each canter groan;
And your waist measure
By-not the inch-the foot.
When the boots pinch the foot
Where is the pleasure?
Supper I hate! A bout
Having to wait about,
Passing plate about,
Ladies first treating.
They get the best OF it
Leave us the rest OF it,
Scarcely worth eating.
Then at the breaking-up-
Hat and coat taking-up-
Comic your making-up
Proves, forts veXlnS-
Some greedy needy ones,
Left You his seedy ones,
Your things annexlng!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-07

HONoRs NOT EAsY-A Rhode Island Re-
publican Congressman was told that unless he
paid $4,000 down he need not hope for re-
election. =