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20 the Chambers was a vindieRti9n Of his
life and reign ssn1 there was ia It quo
tsti0n fIom Scripture II be is really
getting ready TO die, he had ossteF stop
lying and repent of his sins.
Ben d. d. Pratt, the Senator elect
from Indlsna, IN private letter alludes
to the errors which have erept into many
journals concerning his birthplace, age,
and size. Several papers stated that he
Is forty years old, aud weighs 450 pounds.
Mr.. Pratt says thrt he was born ia
Palermo, Waldo county, Maine, 1913,
and tnat his father, 8 physician, moved
thence to the State of New York In 1916.
The new Senator il six feet four inches
high, and weighs 20 pounds.
The Chicsgo Tribune ssys Of o I've Lc-
gan: Her shafts dy n ell directions;
she spares none, and shoots at folly % Il
hies, no matter whence 1t comes. Her
voice is clear, ringing, well-mOdulated,
and capable OF infection. She has more
brains than beauty, yet she is-not home
ly. Her fsce. somewhat Celtic in its out
line, is pleasant and intellectual. Her
form is tall snd graceful, and the upper
portion sWRys and bends at her pleasure.
She is stage struck, and has not forgot
ten stage effects. Her acting, for she
scts, would do credit to any boards"
The Marquis d'Onrches, by his will,
founded q pr ze Of 20, 600 francs for the
discovery of = sure anu simple means of
recognizing If death hs real OF apparent.
DR., CsFTieTe, says the French COslrriere
dc tEtsre, intends to claim the money
for q process which he has employed for
forty yesrs. This system consists in
placing ths hand, with the fingers closed,
before the flame Of lamp or candle.
In the living person the members are
transparent and of q pinkish color,
showing the capillary circulation and
life in full activity; ghIlst lin that OF a
cOTp1e, on the contrary, all Is dull and
dsrk, presenting Neither sign of exist
enCa nor trace Of the blood current.
Mile. Schneider, the original and
unrivsied representative Of the Grand
Duchess de Gerolstein, has Just tried an
action against petty journal, La Veil.
teuse, which published memoirs purport-
ing to be written by her, and giving
minute accounts OF interviews which
the memoirs represented her to have
had in the Exhibition year with various
soveFeigns and great peTsOnages. Mile.
Schneider disclsimed the authorship,
and claimed 30,0O0f. FOR damages to her
character. The Court held the forgery
proved, but was OF tho opinion that the
damage to tie character Of Mile. Sehnei-
der would be satisfied by sentencing the
defendants to nominal fines and costs.
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Pike & Johnson
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WAsHIEGToN, D. c.

THIS FIRM, sTABLISHED AT WASH
fugton. lOnice, 2I1 + StrseJl, VIII attend 70
~ cRses tuaI may be entrusted 10 them N tlle
Supreme Court OF the United states, ana Court
OF Claims e and also 70 the recovery or clalLns
against t1e Govern nlenI or lndlFloualsi anu
70 business before Congress and IN the Depart
menLS
The senior member has been practising
lawyer for thirty two years ana is q n Del
sas Lou sians md the United states lie
Junior, bred a lawyer, was long y Eepresen "a
live and Senator in The Congress OF the United
State and familiar with the modes OF trans
acting business la the departments.
T1Ne senior. retaining his reslcence AZ ~ eln-
r,his vii Rlso as one OF the nrm OF PIKE
ADAMS & PIKE. attend 20 cases II The gu
prerne courts OF Arkansas and Tennessee, ana
II the United SJstes Courts anu ChancsLy
Court Al Memphis. nOV1o ~
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STOVES, ETC.
BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee In the mat
ter OF A. p. Tuck, Bankrupt.
To the creditors OF the above named Bankrupt /:
Take notice that a general meeting Of the
creditors of said Bankrupt will be held 81 the
once of 7. j. Latham, Esq. Register, In dne
city of Memphis in said District, on the iStn
day OF February A. D.. 1863, at 10 O'Clock s.m-,
for the purpose OF declaring nrst anu nnaA
dividend, .,.. ~, .,,,ol
accounts AZ assignee OF the estate OF sara oALaA-
rspt in said Court, and that on tnS @ lotn gay o.
.s,s ~ INV accounts, and for discharge
Srom All liability as assignee OF said estate IN
accorsisnce with the provisions OF the 2Stn sec
tsS,,S ~ the act OF Congress- entitled An ACT 10
sstahiish a uniform sy stem Of bankruptcy
sbonenout the United States" approved
'AAio" WM. Y. CIRoDE, Assignee.
MEMPHIS, TENN, January n, 1857. Jas
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Ehe Radicals and Grant-M Grey, of HI.
for fle Re- venue DePRrtmenL-Dr.L left
wleh Finds IL Friend in Nunu-The
mississippi COnvenTfOn-Th~ Case of
C0nover- Butler and the Caucus-Ar-
nOId-WhRf the senate VIII do with the
Tenure OF Onies BilI-HRrOId-The
Murderers OF LincOIn-BOutWeII's Bill
Hon. caleb bCushing-ApprOprts
and DeGciencies.
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realized the fact that Republics are un-
gTsteful.
4th. The country now needs repOse.
Party conflicts bRvs eDgendered ami
mostly 10 the hearts of the people
against old party leaders. If we would
tranqulizs the public mind, we must
call cut new men, against whom there is
no deep-se9ted prejuiice. y.
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From .he New orleans Picsyunel.
To the Memory Of Col. }. n. Ne II RhOn,
of Memphis.
by j. W. ROGERS.

Warm are the tears, sincerely shed,
MeMahon DER thy fallen head,
And while the lightning and the Pre2s
Tell TO theWOTld its lOwliDess,
Few are the hearts that will not swell,
Responsively 10 such knell
The land your sword was drawn TO save,
Now sighS above her soldiers grave;
The Press your virtues digDtfied
Stands with fair flowers at her side;
The MUSES. whom your genius WOoeGf
Weeping, come up rom every wood
While Poverty, with WrtBging hands,
And CD eek forlorn, among them stands,
Crying, "To whom the poor were dear
- Natures own nObleman lies herel"
And Friendship sOOs, q knew him well.
From social hour 10 battles knell,
g A purer heart, a bFaver soul
"Shsll never live while ages rolll"
MAKE way :" Religion softly cries,
With heavenly smile and lifted eyes,
"He Is not dead-they cannot die,
Who thus write their own history!"
sCol. Mcmahon was a convert to the Catholic
aith.
New Orleans, January so, 1869,
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AI.RERr PrBE, CaARI.Es v. ADAHs, I. h. PIKE
PIKE, ADRasS & PIKE.
ATTORNEYS, Solicitors s PTOGtOrS

A TTErID 50 eases in the different Courts sit
a ting al Memphis, and II the river couAtles
OF Arkansas
So The senior partner viii hereafter espe-
ciaIly attend 70 cases In The supreme CouTL oi
Tennessee, and in the supreme CourL anu
COurt OF Claims OF the United States at " asn-
1ngton, being Of the hrn % PIKE G. JOE1S-
son, OF that city. - -,,-
once IN The MADAM VINCENT BLUR
corner OF Cou-t and second streets.
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CHANGE OF TIM
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is
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follows:
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except sunday l-.-.-.--.--.-.-e.5J a IA cscU AIN
Both Trains make c1O-e conHs ctions al Gii e.
Dada with Trains on Mississippi Central K il-
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Jackson, NERD an, Selma. and al points south.
Passengers taking tue sleeping Cars At Gre
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Dltis 70 NelU Orleans.
Time through 70 NeW Orleans n hours.
Baggage checked through.
Procure Tickets a. Zl7Z Main street or al
the Depot
0mnibuses VIII call for pss -spgers and check
baggage IN any part OF the city, b. leaving or
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Through Tickets at ReduCed Rates,
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SAM. =. JOH Is, superintendent.
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days and Saturdays, Al 10 an. arrive IN
Memphis At 10 Pun.
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Respecting the former State, 1t is un-
aerstood q majority OF the committee
are in favor of reporting against the adj
mission Of her Representatives TO Con-
grsss until she has complied with the
RsconHtruction Acts. The action of her
Legislature, is turning out negro Repre-
sentatiyes, and disfrsnchislng the ne
groes In the State, Is regarded es q clear
violation OF tbe conditions upon which
she was admitted, and until she complies
with those conditions she will not be en-
titled to have representation in either
house.
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CORRESP9KDREGB.
LETTER FROM ST LOUIS.
sr. LOUIS. F.hrnsrv IL 1Sss

ST. LOUIS, February ls 1853.
Dear appeal: It ls just week ago
this Saturday evening, from the deck Of
the good steamer City of Cairo" that
your correspondent waved last fsre'
well TO what Byron would have called
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In the House yesterday Mr.. Taylor, OF
Carter and Johnson, Chairman of the
school Fund Investigating Committee,
submitted some additional testimony, OF
Hhioh the following is a synopsis
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11
THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Gen. Grant took the oath
as President at noon, at the Capitol 1t was admin.
istered by Chief Justice Chase At the White House
Gen. Schofed received him. Johnson having left hin,
in charge to do So
In his Inaugural Address Grant declares be occo,..
the responsibilities of the Presidency without fear
ana intends to conscientiously perform the duties
that devolve upon him. He would veto all laws ba
olsapproves but will execute every law which Con-
ecess MAKES he knows no way to better secure the
repeal OF bad or obnoxious laws than to rsdy enforce
them Laws ought to assure security of person. prop
erty, and religious and political liberty without re.
gard to local prejudice.
He counses retrenchment and insists on the nav
men OF every dollar of the debt in gold has little 70
say OF the South; says he will deal with foreign ma
uons as individuals should equitaby deal with each
other, and enforce respect from ALL He thinks In
dams ought to be dealt with so as to Christanze and
admit them to citizenship AS to suffrage he ex
the desire that all the States will ratifv the
new amendment.
In the Senate, March Sd, the bills to repeal the
Tenure of Once law. and to pension Mrs Lincoln,
both failed
The Forty-First Congress met March 4, at Bpm
Blaine was elected Speaker Objection having been
made to Hamill. of Maryland, Winchester and Rice.
of Kentucky, and Ven Horn and Dyer. of Missouri
they were not sworn in. A very exciting time was
had over the neglect of the Clerk to call the members
from Georgia, aud he and Brooks of New York had
sharp exchanges. The Clerk finally apolugized for
his conduct.
Latest news from Cnba say the Spanish authorities
and troops will be driven from the Island.
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said he would change the Military Command
ers at the South In reply to question wheth-
err Sheridan would be sent to New Orleans, he
said not now. Owing to the condition OF In
dian AifHrs he had ordered him to remain and
pursue Indians
Colonel COey hos received his commission for
Internal Revenue Collector at San Francisco.
DR.. Harris, OF the New York Boardof Health,
reports small pox rapidly spreading in the city.
he recommends general vaccination.
West Virginia has ratified the new amend
ment to the Constitution.
President johnson pardoned Arnold and
SpaDgler.
A T. Stewart and other rich men of New
York presented Gen. Sherman with the private
residence in Washington, which Gen Grant
lately occupied. Sherman returned thanks.
1t is said Grant stated. March I'd, that re-
construction can take care of itself, and that
Cuban independence and the Alabama claims
will require his attention first.
Over $1,000 people arrived in Washington,
March Sd, to see Grant naugurated.
The Cabinet members, heads of Depart
ments, Diplomatic corps, and about 5000 9TH
ers, formally babe farewell to johnson, on the
Sd of March
Foreign.
Lamartine. the French poet, died in Paris,
March I'd, aged II years. He was first Presi.
dent of the Republic in l848
lnsurrrctions continue IN Spain.
The British troops in New Zealand have
killed ninety natives for the late massacre of
whites at Poverty Bay.
The insurrection is increasing in Cuba The
Spanish Government has ordered that no pris
oners be- taken. One Mexican General among
the insurgents was captured and shot. Cen
Gomez has ordered the destruction of Spanish
estates All taken in rebellion will be shot.
Thousands are homeless and in great distress
American flllbusters continue to arrive.
In the British Commons Gladstone intro.
duced his bill to disendow the Irish Church es-
tablishment Its second reading will be on
March 18th. DIsraeli opposed it.
Earthquakes in Colombia. Jan 30th and
Feb LIST, destroyed several churches and many
dwellings,
The American Consuls clerk has been re-
leased from prison in Havana.
A cargo at coolies were prevented by the
negroes from landing on Cuba.
4 Spanish war-ship landed ] 900 fresh troops
in Cuba.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
I. j. Bowers, {. j., Presiding.

BY courtesy of JAS II. Wckersham, Esq,
Clerk of Court, we have been furnished with
n synopsis of proceedings for the week, as
follows:
Vaughn va. Moore: dismissed at plaintiff s cost
Hlll vs.. Hill; divorce; set for March 10Th.
Belts vs.. Powell; Judgment for S3i9
Pierce vs.. Luney; under advlsement
benjamin Wilson was admitted To practice.
Powell X Coe vs.. Loo 500; Judgment for $3.50
brown vs.. kempner. Marx O'Ncill. and Baird
X Judge vs.. Claresy each dismissed al pltr cost
Peterson ct al vs. Falrchid 81 al Judgment for
81 430 and costs.
Miller ". Th"venin; judgment and foreclosure for
81 O6l - and costs
Tompkins vs., Luney; Judgment and foreclosure on
lien FOR $40.
Morrssey ". Crutchcr: false imprisonment: com
plalnant given I'LL Thursday 10 amend upon payment
Of terms.
All Foo; for passing bogus dust: admitted 10 bail
Of 500
The sheriff returned list Of 30 jurors on ycuirc IS
sued for March llth.
On Tuesday Court adjourned till Thursday
to-day. when the trial uf Simeon Walters for
the murder OF - Bacon. will be- called up
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

No LONGER WHITE.-Neyada has ratified
the socaIlrd Fifteenth Amendment to the Con-
stitution, which reads thus:
The right Of any citizen Of the United States
to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the
United States. or any State on account at race,
color, or previous condition of s"rvItudc.
Congress shall have power tn enforce this
amendment by appropriate legislation
Now. let Nevada change White Pine to Col
ored Pine.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

SERIAL CorscrDEScEs.-A few weeks ago the editor
of the Owyhce Ware visited Boise CITY, and was there
shown the city sights" Immediately after his re-
turn his paper gave indications that he had seen or
taken In too much and was suffering headache. &c
and then followed paragraph significantly headed
What is Fusil on" In subsequent issue he had
paragraph in praise of the Water Tanks (vnigariy
called Good Tsmplars) and az result logically Sc
auent To this. we see by a Web. Foot exchange that
Long Tom Is now navigable" We expect to hear
of mater bust the next time the "long son OF owy'
hee" visits Boise City. Reynolds Is crdney enough
TO wade through, but Gov. b., he must inevitably
60 down with the weight Of Indian contracts hanging
to his skirts unless his sustaining old Wecs or MS
old Flaxbrake" can keep him afoat.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

Poor billy ARMS rEoNG-We had Already
written enough of that kind of matter for this
issue, when the Statesman of Tuesday reached
US, filed almost with Armstrong; communica-
ton on the Mountaineering affair; and there
tore we do not propose to occupy any more
Billy he certainly ought 10 have taken warn
ing OF that old trick of the roguish monkey,
which used poor pnssey's paws Ia rake the
roasted chestnuts from the hot Goals. thereby
to save his own guilty dgts from getting burn
ed Poor Billy And h. is So "dlguiird aud
candid" Bully Tor Billy,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

PARDoNEp.-The dispatches say that Prcsi-
dent Johnson pardoned Randall. the purloining
years imprisonment for robbing the mails
Why did he not at the same time pardon all
the imprisoned Blue Mountain mail robbers
1t took him nearly four years Of consideration
to pardon Dr. Mudd, the victim Of Stantons
and Hollis lawless Military Commission, and
who was notorlously innocent of any offence
yet, on few days consideration of III" case
of rascally Postmaster, whose crime was
alike manifest and deliberate, he grants full
pardon Andy johnson, all over
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

|ss0rk CASDID. We extract the follow.
|%sa.,m. Duly Armstrong; communication
ano,@o" Of Tuesday:
ksss orgapiaaSe one Of Stanton's Military Com.
'assrd. +" convict-to convict first and
Lssaet o,os "' In calling attention to Billy's
Eds: 'ances it "dignified and candid. ;.
h. communication is right to the
S&so .,,. yet wholesome confession, Rey.
|Ssaobn ne Radical as yourself. Must thu
you "ata Iyoul paurE :"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

WAsHINGTON TERRITORY CONVENTIONS.
The Democrats of Washington Territory have
called their Territorial Convention to meet ut
Vancouver, April 5th, and the Radicals will hold
their Convention at Claquato, April GOTH
each to nominate candidate for Delegate in
Congress.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

.zEu Eosy MINE.-From Mr.. Mesick, who has
VIZ Z he Elk Horn mine and mill for several
IL I: laI,l that the Company haze already about
els god ore ready for crushing. which was
IL !. Q. the ledge this Winter The mill will
oz-:,:s rushing in I week or two. The quantity
ts7 i iAs mountains about the mill is not so
l9 Is w promised from weather indications a
hi ln bz: g; good heads of water will be sup
i L. i.:thss over on that side vi the Basin for
i: s.sl Q! mining
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

REWARD OFFERED-Shcrf Thompson of
Umatlla county, Oregon, offers reward ct
$50 for an Indian who escaped from Jail, Feb
18th Won't somebody deliver to HIM great
gross Of the race for that money, and let him
Iare them in the Columbia till they make no
complaint
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

IuN REsTACRANT.-Th accomplished hostess
/ ~ popular house has freshly made material
=..i Ha1njd4ti0ns 10 families and dodgers, in
: III; god rooms. nicely furnished and clean
! III u t1e restaurant department the table is
"----! supplied with the best OF every good
:! : -Ikst, and the excellence Of her cookery is
''a'4- She has established the price OF day
Eft L I'D Dc, week
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

e fl.S.lE DAT.-Wcdnesday next will be St
"a V!!. The only event 10 commemorate the
-'''-! N his Basin, SO far ~ We know. will be
~"'ai cal at Pioneer City on that evening. That,
w. non ali We can gather. Is likely TO be 4
: '-'s OCCASION, as large delegations propose to
~'I'a G'aAlte Greek. P!acerville. Centerville.
AT MS city. Let all who can be sure to 90.
-''s shai! be no failure in big celebration of
Easr:rsary
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

Is FRANCISCO RESTAURANT John Viscovich 4
vi reopen this oldest establishment Of the kind
,raho CITY, st the same old stand, on next Satur-
nryrng, March 18th. and Will continue 10 keep
=, he ane frstclasS style which made the house
.f3,ssi in the past five years. Their larder shall
Mn al The islcacies and the substantials which
.z:se, en- supply. and their table wines will be
i'm. quality The price OF regular board will be
n.t. Eeek, and not meals 10 be served all through
e.r nd night See their advertisement.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

"'SbED.-Uu last Friday night. while the
+. 's'' over in this city. the cabin Of Dan. Cal
=, O-4' buckley, on Buena Vista Bar. was en-.
~, .'"oed Of $50 i'll dust which Callahan and
=. -'i mat day washed ont from a weeks work
=, - "lelF claim. 4 few nights before the
p. D'H2hue, up Elk creek, was Likewise bro
aaiea away.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

SHOT DEAD.-Itis reported that in free fight of q
lot Of roughs in Treasure City, White Pine, Jo Co.
burn. the noted pugilist. was lately fatally shot
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

H. 9'eph Quinn, light colored old man
ss..,. Hs'e Tor several years. died last Sun
AL. '1 MS remains were respectfully in
ss,- ~ ''iored brethren about here. BY let
ear H. written by his wife on January 9Th.
es,. 'H' ron Leavenworth City. Kansas. He
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

faepesa 'ohh Zapp and &. +. Bentz. both
sis n, Ae'fnen, have purchased the City
srls az NAN street. and will keep it in first.
L n,.. 14'iy provided with fine meat of every
fSfonize them. " WY
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

ID. =. -hoh' L. T. Miller, Associate Supreme
ss1 Ho' and Judge of the Third Judicial
E.a -s 10 town by stage of Tuesday evening.
him, 1A early and prominent pioneer, and
Ns :, we quartz operator and mill owner Of
lon came passengers By the same stage.
, City, gentlemen.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

,r,c P RaILHoAD.-Although the snow blockade
r.,Da,.s and obstructs travel overland. along the
:. As rp,oa Pacific road. the cars OF the Cen
,p,,,o,. make regular daily trips between Sacra-
:, and the eastern terminus, and there are no
", which passengers have to endure i'll travelling
=, i,,n California and Nevada and Idaho over
.s,7,s The road is kept clear OF snow. and safe
-,i .naei are combined in passenger and freight
..r-,,tisn. For details OF running time, &c.
,s., readers 10 the advertisement OF the Compa-
=. another column