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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

RoYALrY.-Senator Chandler of Michigan
Of " blood-letting notoriety, is doing up things
in royal style During the recess OF Congress
he is taking an airing. In his travels ne is &C
companied by four servants, two male, and
two female. The Detroit Free Press gives
short description of the style in which the great
Social and Political Equality champion moves.
In speaking of his servants it says
The coats of the men servants are OF laven-
der color, with white buttons, upon which Is
the Michigan coat of arms, except that the
stacs SUPPORT the letter G, which is of red en-
amel, with gold edge. The female servants
wear large belt buckles, bearing the same de-
sign as that upon the buttons. The hats Of the
men are black, with wide purple band and
large cockade, in the centre of which is one OF
the buttons aforesaid.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

LATE DAY PLAYERs.-Miss Olive Logan
says the following questions are nowadays
propounded to lady applicants for employment
ut fashionable theatres:
l. as your hair dyed Yellow"
2. Are your legs, arms and bosom symmet
really formed, aud are you willing to expose
them?"
g. "Can you sing brassy songs, and dance
the can-can, and wink at men, aud give utter.
ance to disgusting half words which mean
whole actions!"
4. care you acquainted with any rich men
who will throw you flowers, and send you pres
ents, aud keep afoat dubious rumors concern
ing your chastity"
5. care you willing to appear tonight, and
every night, amid the glare of gaslights and
before the gaze Of thousands of men, in this
pair of satin breaches, ten inches long. without
vestige Of drapery on your person :"
off you can answer these questions afirma.
lively. we will give you situation If not
there's the door"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

ToLERANT-In recent discourse the Rev
Stephen H. Tying, Episcopal clergyman of New
York, said:
l have the most solemn respect for the Ro
man Catholic Church. believe the great body
of intelligent Roman Catholics are perfectly
sincere. In the spirit of my own defense OF
liberty will defend their liberty just as thor
oughly as my own. have been born in a
country, which, thank God, has not single
slave. desire to see the time come when this
country shall not hold q slave of any descrip
ton whatsoever. l, therefore, would not re-
strict the Roman Catholics The same rights
have, they shall have. The same protection
that have, they shall have. The right to ex.
ercise their utmost power in planting their
Church wherever they can find place for it, ]
do not mean in the least to interfere with.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24
FARE OvERLAND-The San Francisco Her

FARE OVERLAND.-The San Francisco Her
aid of June 18th says:
The late reduction in fares on the Central
Pacific Railroad will probably soon be followed
by more important reduction along the whole
line. The Chicago Tribune is informed by Mr.
Croker, the Superintendent of the Central
Pacific, that he is in hopes of making arrange
ments with the Union Pacific, by which the
fare from Omaha to San Francisco may be re-
duced to 500 currency, and $40 in emlgran'
cars. This will make the rate about SloO III
currency to New York, or Sill IN gold. Il
which must be added, for meals and sleeping
car expenses, about $50 more. The present
rate from New York to San Francisco is about
5000 currency.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24
WORLD.
WURDERs OF UNION MEN IN GEORGIA.

The New York Times, prominent Republi-
can paper, has a special correspondent travel
ing in Georgia. Here is what that correspon'
dent says of the Murders Of Union Men In
that State:
P.l;t;cs have no more to do with the muir
ders which have taken place in Georgia tnan
the rel,oien. dress, height or personal appear
anca IF the victims. Ashburn was killed by
tho comnany which usually frequents negro
houses of ill.fame, of one of which he was an
inmate Aver was killed by negro who had
rafnsed to allow him to become boarder ID a
noGro lodoine.house Both Ashburn and Aver
80 mon of abandoned character and most
nrofiigate habits; and, however, for greater
political emphasis their names may be paraded
"a the Honorable Mr.. Ashburn and the
Honorable" Mr.. Aver, those who know their
history. if they tell the truth, must admit that
long before either had any political aspirations
no decent negro would have permitted them 10
associate with HIM. Adkins, who is represent
ed by the writers of sensation romances LOT
political effect as a venerable preacher OF the
Gosnel. was also notorious debaucher. This
negro amOurs are more numerous than the
number of his years. He was at one time a
BAPTIST exhorter, but for many years, since ms
example was found to square so Ill with ms
precepts. he has been regarded as very dls-
reputable hypOcrite with whom nobody Dut
the lowest and most abandoned had any ass0-
ciat;nns These are the facts, which can be
corroborated by the testimony OF thousands,
whose word nobody who knows them would
hesitate to believe. would not depart from
the rule to say nothing but good of the dead, II
it were not necessary to protect the living
against cruel Misrepresentation and wrong. Is
it ANYTHING surprising that man who takes up
his residence in negro brothel and has no as
sociates but those who frequent such places,
should meet q violent death! Is it wonderful
that man who has fallen so low as to be even
refused admission to negro clearinghouse,
and who was known to have several hundred
dollars on his person, should be robbed and
murdered as he wandered about among the
negro cabins asking place to lay his head!
Or is it 80 unnatural that one addicted to the
lowest prohgacy, aud who, it is proved made
indecent Overtures to a respectable young lady,
should fall victim TO the anger OF some OF the
friends and relatives of the insulted girl 1t
is true that all three were Radical politicians.
It is true that they were brutally murdered.
But thew were murdered for their wees by
some of their vicious associates; or, as IN the
case of Adkins, they were murdered by those
whose honor and the sanctlty of whose family
they attempted to outrage. Let any man Sc
lect the same society and character OF resi-
dence in any part of the world as did Ashburn
aud Aver, or let him pursue the same habit OF
life as did Adkins, and the wonder would be
that he should die natural death.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24
CANDID OpINIoN.-The Springfield MASS.

CANDID OpIN1oN-The Springfield MASS.
Republican says:
The correspondence about the Johnson-Clar-
endon treaty Just publishedin England is quite
rs damaging to MIR. Stewards reputation for
trankness and plain-dealipg, as his course in
the ST. Thomas matter was. He seems to have
thought the he could persuade England and the
United States into treaty whereby both would
be Disappointed and to this heterogeneous
scheme Lord Stanley seems to have consented.
AS Mr. Seward can scarcely have been lgnor-
ant of the real temper of the Senate and the
American people, this project seems all the
more extraordinary; but, as we suggested
sometime ago, it may be that President john
son himself directed the matter and left his
Secretary of State no alternative. Even III that
case the attitude of Mr.. Seward is not very
diguitied or honest.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24
STRANGE WEDDING OCCASIONAL New

STRANGE WEDDING OCCASIONAL New
York paper says:
In Poughkeepsle short time ago, wealthy
citizen died. The next day, at noon, the old
mans son led his affianced bride into the room
where lay the body of the deceased parent, the
bridal party walking solemnly up to the coffin,
and the cover over the face of the corpse being
removed, the Rev. Mr.. Hageman, ofthe Second
Reformed Church, then, by the open coffin,
Joined the young couple in the bands of matri.
mony. The bridegroom, when asked why he
was married in such a manner, replied that the
spirit of his father lowered about him telling
him to Get married there and then.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

GRAssHoPPERS.-Our Valley neighbors will
think that Josh Billings did not say half enough
when he wrote thus OF these pests. Josh said
The grasshopper is bird of muscle He
kin jump further than emmy other bird NV his
age and wait that Gums under the he'd Nv III
rrkolecshun. The grasshopper is a amulgum
ated bird. He is part bird, aud part quadroop
ed, and part legs. He is mostly the latter
His behind legs is longer than his legs, and
tina are brawder aud wider and stronger and
more developed like. To his credit be 1t srd
his legs are seldum used fur klcfln purposes
Tha are too valooable as means OF locumoshun
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

BECAUSE OF THE RAlLEoAD.-ANe New York
correspondent of the st. Louis Republican, in
his letter of June I'd, says:
California people are plentiful on the streets
and at the hotels of late. | saw one huge Rocky
Mountaineer sashing along Broadway in top
boots day or two since, evidently having a
good time aud announcing every now and then
in n loud voice, I've just got in from Salt
Lake City this mornin', by Cd. and I'm
agoin' through this town before leave IT, y
The San Francisco papers reach us now in a
trihe over seven days.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

UNGRATEFUL NEGROEs.-Thc Mobile re
isfer of May 22d says:
Several days since fight occurred on thu
shell road between about twenty negroes and
two United States soldiers, in which the latter
were badly used up. The soldiers were knock
ed down with bricks, and one of them as b,
rolled into gutter, badly wounded. cried out
Il fought for you three years, and this is tn,
way you treat me " A negro who stood over
him replied, you are a liar, you Id scala
wag, at the same time letting fly a brick a
the head of the PROSTATE man.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

A MAN in Washington, recently, went to the
house of woman very sick with consumption
and beat her in a shocking manner. She had
made her will in his favor, and disappointment
at finding her alive prompted the assault
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

Boston is to have new daily paper, to be
devoted to the interests of Free Trade, with q
capital of $4,000
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

CALIFORNIA WINEs.-A New York paper
of June I'd says:
An invoice of native California wines was
shipped by the Cuba to Minister Motley last
week. He believes in American production
and vows that at his London entertainments
they shall have the first showing
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

sE PRISONERS KILLED.-The C0rinne NoTl
OF June 18th chronicles the killing of mour t
iisoners called English Bill, Manly and of dyse
2 the day before, while they were at Sparro
& to escape from the Brigham City Jail, cruise
prison guard. In the wild shooting, J. celles ,
ter, one of the guard received an ugly Harold
The President. in speaking o. tho re tH!anki
said that all the lives which were lost and The
blood which was shed for the freedom of the
colored people and for the preservation of the
Union, amounts to nothing unless we vote as
we fought, for freedom and the Union"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24
A BAD SET.-Theodore TiltOn saws of {

A BAD SET.-Theodore Tlton says of the
late Pennsylvania Legislature:
Never before have we seen so squalid an ar
ray of low-brows grouped together in any one
Legislative Chamber, not even in Albany. Sol
id Pennsylvanians say freely (and with many
intersprinkled damnations), that the present
Legislature is the most corrupt that ever prey
ed upon that bleeding Commonwealth.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

IT IS STRANGE-A late New York City pa.
per says:
There are more stores to rent on Broadway
than ever known before at this season of the
year, and there are more new buildings being
erected in the same thoroughfare than during
any other season.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

FIRE WATER, SURE ENoUGH-A late New
York paper says:
The Brooklyn Fire Commissioners, on ma.
king tour of the engine houses the other day,
found whiskey still in full operation in one of
them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

A FAMILY of five persons was recently
poisoned in Indiana BY eating the tops Of rhu.
barb plants.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24
9ailroaas aud Stages.
CENTRALPACIFIC RAILROAD

<aNsrtsNnENssMMm
AAAsl!sM = { ;! z5=}
oNAND AFTER JANUARY 2s, 1869,
until further notice, the trains of the Central
pacific railroad Company will run daily, Sundays ex.
copied, follows:
GOING EAST.
Passenger Train will leave Sacramento at $50 a. M
at 6: 80 D. M; Winnemucca at $3.50 a. M; Ar8enta at
80 a. H. and arrives at Elko at 1O:4o p. III.
GOING WEST.
Passenger train leaves Elko at LILO a. m; Argenta
AT :O5 a. m Wnnemucca at 2:30 p. m; Wadsworth
at O5 D. M. Reno at 10 a. m Coi1ax al oo d. III
and arrives at Sacramento at 20 p. III.
Second class cars accompany freight trains upon
which passengers are conveyed at reduced ralcs.
The 80 a. IN. passenger train connects at Junction
with the cars for Marysvlle and all points OF North
ern California and Oregon. -
At Auburn with stages for Yankee jim s, forest
HILL Michigan Bluffs Celoma, Greenwood, George
town. &c. WI, c.,
Juan, Camptonvlle. Forest CITY, Do"hie'iiie anu
Iowa Hill. $50
At Dutch Flat with stages for Little York, You BEL
Red Dog and Nevada. -
Al Reno with stages for Virginia City, Gold Hill.
Silver CITY, Dayton Carson Washoe and all parts OF
the State Of Nevada. -
Camp Scott Camp McDermott, Silver CITY, Owyhee,
and all points i'll Idaho Territory
AtArgenta with stages for Austin and at ElEc with
stages for White Pine. and Overland Stages Tor SAIL
Lake CITY and the Atlantic States.
feb Is. 1867 {. CROCkER, Genl Supt
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24
Public Notice.
Friday, the I'd Day OF July. 1869,
Constablc'S Sale.

RI VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued hy William Pagan. Justice Of the
Peace IN and Tor Idaho City. Boise county. Idaho
Territory upon Judgment rendered IN sad Court.
wherein Martin Bl@htrcn j. Plaintiff and W. l..
1tworth - defendant. for the SUM q ScNcuty.S.x
Dollars judgment. and Twenty Two Dollars costs a!
suit, duly tested the 4;h day % June. A. L. ls6g.
have seized and taken into execution the following
described property. to-w3t. A Mining Claim t3tu.
tory. consisting If two hundred feet front bounded
on the north 10y McGaner h Co. the south by
kossman X Co. Public notice is hereby gwen that
Tuesday tho 9th Day OF July, 4. ID. 1860.
al O'Clock. 7. NJ. will sell a; public auction in
front Of William FaRan's Justice Office. on Mont
Fomory street. Idaho CITY. to the highest bidder for
cash, the above described property TO satisfy said
execution and all accruing costs
L. i. LYONS.
Idaho City. Juno TO- ls6o-w3 Constable
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

REPUBLICAN IRIsH-At late meetinSof
the Irish Gas- AfiSaassa"eea il Mashsas
b Gre l!yy, oil the valleys have severely outrig
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-25
From. Mrs. A. N. Meeker

- = LYINFIL4KI Hafrh p y
W. H. WALKER, EsQ..
DEAH kfA-We have used your T01c -
With great satisfAetiou, add can rs'oc
thsm for thar great medicinal aua.its'
also a. an agreeable invigOrating bsvsraf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-25

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.-This ar
ticle is the True Secret of Beauty. 1t is
what Fashionable L aides, Actresses, and
Opera Singers use to produce that Quilt
waited, distingue appearance so much adj
mired in the Circles of Fashion.
It removes all unsightly Blotches'
Richness, Freckles, Tan, Sunburn and
Effects of Spring Winds, and gives to
the Complexion Blooming Purity OF
transparent delicacy and power. No
Lady who values fine Complexion can
without the Magnolia Balm. 10
cents will buy it of any of our respect
able dealers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-25

A Full. LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades' Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, ETC., Just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking & Car
roll.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-25
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.-Fair ana
Festival.
Mayors Notice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-25

LYONS Kathairon is very delightful
Hair Dressing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-25

WALkzE's Toxic BurEns are fns' -
Faculty, and are net a rGTEST nsd.s-,,s.
ar. endorsed BY srniBsnt Physicians
aud 0therG- "a
W. q. WALKER, Sole Prop l.
LOUISVILLE, Rf'
MARI
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

70 Ae line u road covered by It's original articles OF
sAocisisou. having by lease and purchase Deconis
possessad OF the following named properly cn anu
roads to wit:The property OF the Long poca Coh ,c
paRy, the Paterson and Hudson River kaliroau the
Paterson and Ramapo Railroad. the Paterson and
Newark Railroad, and the Northern Railroad ~ lne
State OF New Jersey; the New York and Newpnrg
Railroad, the Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroad,
the Rochester and Genesee Valley Railroad. and the
Cnemung Railroad. IN the State OF New YORK; the
Hawley Branch Railroad the Jefferson Railroad, the
Buffalo, Bradford and P1ttsburg Railroad, IN the
State OF Pennsylvania; the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad extending from Salamanca, IN
the state OF New YORK. through the States Of
Pennsylvania and Ohio, 10 Cleveland ana Day
ron in the last named State; the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Road, the Dayton and Micht-
gan Railroad, IN the state OF Ohio, and contem-
plated line OF railroad between West Salem and
Toledo also In the State Of ohio. and thence TO Chi
cago In the State OF Illinois; and It beng necessary
10 operate all the said roads successfully line,
that the said Erie Railroad Company should have
additional and enlarged powers Tor that purpose.
the said Erle Railroad Company Is hereby authorized
10 make and file articles OF association to cover
the entire railway and It's branches and leased lines
extending from New York city to Cincinnati and
Chicago such articles to be executed and subscribed
by the president and majority OF the directors OF
said company, and when so executed and filed in
the 0ce OF the Secretary OF State they shall become
and binding upon the said Erie Railway
Its successors and assigns.
The following shows the totals OF the average OF
the leading items OF the Philadelphia banks for the
na N and nreyions uaeta.-
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.

TUESDAY, March 1e-6 r. N.
Tne tendency 20 nrmness which gold manifested
Yesterday afternoon was stll more marked to-day,
under the influence OF several combining causes
The activity OF the market received its first impetus
after the stagnaton ensuing upon the settlement oI
the Cabinet question, from the rumor that Senator
sumner would assume . warlke attitude in ex.
pounding his views OF rights in the matter Of the
Alabama claims. To-day the action OF the Treasury
Department causing the transfer OF balances from
tho country 20 the Sub Treasury in New York,
thereby increasing the currency on hand TO
nine millions OF dollars, was instrumental IN re-
moving the expectation that Mr.. Van Dyck would
have To sell gold. In addition to these influences
the decline In bonds abroad the navy orders
reinforcing the West India squadron, and the
introduction OF Mr.. Sherinan's bin favoring the re-
cognition OF Cuba were operative II not IN stimuat-
ing. at least In keeping firm the premium at the
highest figure OF the day. The bears are still san
guine OF u lower price. Tney are not disposed to
cover at the present price, as instanced late TO-
day in the hardening OF the rate for loans OF cash
gold, which went high as l-6a for borrowing,
while 1872 Is reported to have been bid. Before
Clearing House time loans were made at 3 to per
cent for carrying apd afterwards from NAT to the
fraction above given for borrowing. The range d
prce is shown In the suDjoined table, perusal OF
which win exhibit the periods of sharpest huctua-
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
Rcnl Estnte Notes.

Among the recent movements in westchester
county property the purchase OF thirtythree
OF land on Fordnam Heights, within three hundred
feet Of Kingsbridge, BY New York capitalist, who
designs shortly placing II In the market The Ioca-
ton is most admirable for villa sites, offering fine
view Of the Hudson river, the Sound and the inter-
mediate landscape while It Is proposed 70 place 1t
within easy reach Of the city by establishing ferry
this summer through the Harlem river 10 Wall street.
boats to make the distance In forty minutes.
There is great encouragement and hope that tn Q
large sums that are beng invested in property In
this neighborhood win stimulate the solution OF the
grave question where Will tho coming man resided
by providing more rapid means OF transportation to
the suburban districts
The frame houses Nos. 670 672 and GA Elizabeth
avenue Elizabeth, N. j., with the lots, being por-
ton OF the Augustus Whtock property, were sold
at public auction TO different parties yesterday. The
price realized for the entire property was 81, ,525
Commissioner Wilson, Of the General Land once,
has lust received returns from the local Offices ut
Clarksville, washington and Little Rock. Arkansas,
showing that during the month OF February $40
farms, embracing ,527 acres, were added to the
productive area OF that State under the operation of
The Homestead laws, which require actual residence
upon and cultivation OF the tracts.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
ATTEMPT 70 DEFRAuD An INSURANCE COMPANY.

lFrom the New Orleans Picayune, March H.
Z We do not remember ever TO have seen before SO
full and clear an exposition OF an attempt to do
fraud life insurance company rs the one we now
give for the benefit OF all interested parties.
IL may be well TO premise by saying that the Hon.
Anthony Wayne Faulkner, who IL referred TO be-
low. Ii at present radical representative from
the parish Of Caldwell to the State Legislature,
AS himself and wife were already insured In t ne
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF Hart
ford, Conn., that company was selected as worthy
subject Tor his sSlliul manipulation. SO having laid
all his wires nicely, he comes to New Orleans and IN
June, 1857, presents TO Captain G. .. Darling, gen.
eral agent Tor the above company for this State an
application for policy OF insurance on the lie Of
one Thomas Vix, OF Caldwell parish, In the sum Of
$4,000 The policy secured. matters remained quiet
until about the LIST OF November, 1857, when the
agent received . letter stating that vix was
very ILL., and few DAYS after received another letter
davits were subsequently presented all testfying to
company, however, was suspicious that something
was wrong, and finally succeeded in arrcsting one
II. I. Vick, az also Reuben Chadwick, partner OF
Faulkners, and VIM. o. Noble, the latter individual
turning State's evidence, aud making an ai1idaviL
mpllcating the above parties.
Respecting Faulkner, the Picapnse concludes rs
folows:-"Strange as II may appear, this man could
not be touched under the present law OF Louisiana
for, though no had attempted TO commit great
fraud ana was as morally guilty as though he had
received the money yet inasmuch Us this money
was not actually obtained, he is permitted 60 scot
free ana lett the city on Wednesday evening ON
board the steamDoat Maydower lor Columbia, Cald.
well parish.