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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-30
Josh Billings Papers.
JEWS HARRIS.

y gentleman lZ gentleman the world
over-loafers differ
Bcnevolence liz the cream that rises on
the milk oY human kindness
Courage without discretion IL u ram
with horns OH both ends--he will hav
more ltes on hand than he Kan we'll at
tend 10.
Hunting after happiness il like hunt
ing after lost sheep in the wilderness
when yu fiud it the chances ere that it liz
q skeleton
A dog iz the only animal Ekrittcr who
luvs yu more than he luvs himself.
There il no more real satisfack, hon in
laying up in yure buzzum an,injury than
thare iz in stuffing dead hornet who
haz stuns you aud keeping him tew look
at
Old friends are like old Cheese the
strongest.
Lies are like illegitimatl children
they are liable tew call ran ifatler"
when he least expekts it.
All money that liz well spintiz a good
Investment "a
If We would all ny us gre oy.our
own souls, and let our nabors alone, there
would be less time lost, and more souls
saved.
Before would preach the gospel, as
some ministers are Obliged to, for 1876
dollars year, would get living as
Nebulkenczzer did, and let the conrrc-
gashun go tcw grass too.
Contentment IL the vittles and drink
ov the soul
Did yu ever hear son Dragging about
his father, whozc father could with JUS
tiss brug about his son?
The safest kind ov faith | kno ov il
humanity.
The man who never makes cnny mis-
takes, like the ausle-worm, nevor gifts far
away from hiz hole
A brilliant blunder in a writer IL often
one ov hiz best hits.
Tyranny IL very often changed, but
never destroyed.
| never knu profound phoor yet who
did not affekt gravity, nor truly wizc
man whose flce was not alwus cockd and
primcG for laugh.
Prudery iz nothing more than coquct-
ry gone to seed.
New York city IL fast placc-you
kant even pass phuneral procession un-
lose yu hav got the fastest boss.
Truth haz hardly clothing enough tcw
hide its nakedness.
a pompous man IL like ull-blown
bladder; it il pure malace tcw prick
him.
The money and morality NV this world
are good deal aiike-thc principal new
er loses sight ov the interest.
Pity costs nothing, and amt worth
nothing.
What men kant do they are apt to adj +
mire-they don't criticise a mountain be
kauso they kant make one.
Property IL one ov them kind ov lnis.
fortunes that We all ov us dread, bud
none ov us pity.
Thare iz lots ov people in this world
who covet misfortunes just for the luxu1
ury of grunting.
1t is comparatively easy tew repent ov
the sins that we have committed, but teNI
repent ov thoze which we intend tev!
commit iz asking tew mutch ofenny mar !.
nova adays.
| thank God for one thing, and that
when evcrybuddy else il happy, anI
sure to be.
Most men go thru life az rivers go tcy
the sea, hi following the lay ov thd
ground.
In youth We run into dificultys, in old
age difficultys run into us.
"Timcs amt az they used tew be-
this haz been the sollum and wise re- 5
mark ov mankind ever since Adam WA
a boy.
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

TERRIBLE ACcIDESTs.-Disratches from the East
state that letter had been received i'll New York.
from Mexico. containing the intelligence that the
9th Of Nov. 100 men, women and children were in
stanty crushed to death BY the caving in Of silver
mine, at Guanajuata, while the miners eating
their dinners, which had been brought to them by
their wives and children. And also that on the fol-
lowing day sixteen women, SIX children and twelve
men were drowned in the river Mocclis, caused BY
the sliding in Of the bank on which they sat. The
river was much swollen from recent rains and all 81
forts to save them proved fruitless
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

DISTRICT CoURr-We would ask. Just for in!OrIna-
ton" you know, how our cotempogary of til" Var
derived his information that Judges Kelly and Lewis
would both hold that Territorial Courts are United
States District Courts Have they been giving wha;
Jim Coffroth would call BARRON opinion on the
question? The Ware is credibly informed that they
will dissent from Judge Noggles decision. We are
inclined to think, from knowledge of Judge Kelly
and the slight acquaintance we have Of Judge Lewis
that they have too much regard for their judicial po
sitions and too much selfrespect to prejudice
by talking about VIVA: thsr decision wodld be any
given case.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

RAILROAD ACCIDEST-On the 18th inst terrible
accident happened on the Western Pacific Railroad
near the point where the Alameda branch road meets
the Western, which was occasioned through the
criminal carelessness OF switch tender Two trains
each travelling at the rate Of twenty miles an hour
collided with terrible crash, denolishng both en-
gnes entirely and making perfect ruin of the pas
senger cars of both trains, killing sixteen persons and
wounding twenty others. Among the killed is Alex.
w. Baldwin, Judge of the United States District
Court in Nevada, but who is more Familiarity known
as Sandy" Baldwin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

REMOVAL DEMANDED.-The New York Sun now
camors for the removal Of tirinnell, Collector Of the
Port at New York. on the ground of incompetency.
1t is asserted that the of Batchford the default
err. brought to his notice several weeks ago but
he not only refused to listen to the charges against
him, but granted him leave Of absence and he went
to Europe to evade the certain punishment which he
well merits. This seems to implicate Grinnell some
what in Blatchfords dcfalcatons amounting to near
ing terribly at the hands Of Grants appontces and
"Ulys" don't seem to trouble himself much about it,
His principal occupation seems to be to gather in a
few little "dings for himself and lay up for rainy
day
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

DIsMIssEs HER SUIT j. b. Robinson, the actor
whose name is familiar to 1dahoans, recently
sued by his wife for divorce. Before the came
up for hearing Mrs. Robinson heard that her hus-
band J. b., had fallen heir to some $780, 900 by the
death of relative. and accordingly dismissed her
suit-a very sensible proceeding on her part.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

; NOT DEAD Yeti was extensively circulated by
the papers, short time ago, that Mr. John Sims for
merry of this place, and brother of the late c. Sims,
Esq, was killed in an ARRAY at Albany, Oregon We
happy say that the report untrue in so far
as the supposed individual was concerned, we are
informed by Col Saunders that he met and conversed
with Mr.. Sims a few days ago, in Owyhee.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

MORE RUMoRs-There is rumors of proposed
treaty Of alliance. offensive and defensive between
France Austria and Russia 1t looks like the polti-
cal wires, under the plea Of securing the peace Of
Europe. being pulled at the expense of Prussia,
but Bismark will probably provo equal to the emer-
gcncy, and complicate matters in such way al to
cause the movement to fall through.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

NEW ASSISTANT TREAsURER.-Chas. J. Folger
member of the New York State Senate from the 2Ctl
District, has been appointed the successor of Gen
Butterheld. as Assistant Treasurer at New York. On
the 9th inst sixteen female clerks of the Treasury
partment. who expert money counters. were sent
TO New York to count tho funds and verify Butter
fields accounts.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

AFTER GoRHAM.-From all accounts there will he a
terrible scramble after Office when Congress meets
Rather formidable combination has been made in
opposition to Geo. G. Gorham Secretary of the Seu-
ate and effort will be made to Dust aim Senator
Cole of California is making an effort to secure the
position for his brother. Gen. Cole. who killed His
cock year ago.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

JAS o'MEARA-The Portland Ebening Commercial
of the 18th says Mr. o'Meara visited that Office the
day previous. his return from California and on
the 18th went up to Salem. on visit Since leaving
Idaho be has been on visit East. The paper adds
Politically and journasticaIly no man in Oregon Is
better known than James"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

SAN DOMINGO The Government has sent the AL
bany and the iron elads Dictator. saugus Mianteno-
NAH and Terror. to take possession Of the Bay of
Samaua. In San Domingo. In pursuance Of negotia.
tioas seyososOre lad willie seward ives Secretary u
State.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

RUMoR.-The latest rumor as to filling the existing
vacancy in the Supreme Bench is that Attorney Gen.
era Hoar will retire from the Cabinet on the LIST of
January to accept the Supreme Judgeship. Hoar 8
opinion in the Texas should damn him forever,
instead OF securing his advancement to position he
is so lily qualified to M but suppose that it would
be better selection than that of Stanton whose
has been frequently mentioned In connection with the
position. Anybody would be preferable to Stanton.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

A NEW NE5Eo PArFn.-It il rumorcd that new
paper bc devoted entirely TO the interests Of the
colored people. IS II be established at Washington
City. under the management aud control of the
"best colored talent" Of the country As Washing
ton City is the negro paradise on earth it is very
proper that the paper should he published there and
with Ben Butler. Forney and few other 'niggers''
TO write for il the paper weud doubtless he . success
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

CHICAGO WANTS CHlSAME.-Some of the Chicago
papers-or at least one Of them, the Times,-favors
the introduction Of ter thousand Cinnamon to act
domestics in that city, ind says that such thing
good. weltrained servant no more to be found in
Chicago than living specimen OF the mound build
ess." Il the Chicago folks had little Pacific coast
experience with the Chinese they would not be -
anxious to bsve Chiua dorostios
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25
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Essays FOR YOUNG MEN. Oh the evils o,o
WALTON. with certain help for the errro -, III
nate Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free a
Address Howard Association Box P, pbH,.a's
Pennsylvania. AtAaefhs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

At lecture In the Pennsylvania Hospital Ia Paiis-
delphis yaospty.s class Of thirty nina LADIES wess
uweseut With one hundred and a6gty uaalc studeuts
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

GroRGE PEABoDY.-The Queen Of England has Or
dered that the remains of George Peabody DE con-
viewed Immediately to the United States in British
vessel and Secretary Robson has ordered an Amer
lean vessel of war accompany the steamer bearing
his remains. Unusual honors were paid to the mem
ory of the deceased in England. His body was bu-
red temporarily at Westminster Abbey, and the
Queen sent her private Secretary and Usher to rep
resent her at the funeral Gladstone, John Bright.
and other English notsblcs. were present. including
the Lord Mayor and High Sheriff, and an immense
outpouring of the people, testified their appreciation
of the character of the deceased and the respect and
veneration felt for the memory of man whose be-
nevolence not circumscribed by geographical
lines. but who gave of his accumulated wealth and
riches to all coming within the reach OF his charta
BILE hand. Though an American, his memory VIII pe
cherished and his name revered by EngNshmen IN
long as time shall last The good deeds he mas done
will live after him. and his name will be as familiar
as a household word when such names as Wander
bilt, VIM b. Astor, A. T. Stewart and other million
are msers will be forgotten or If not forgotteh re-
membered only as modern Diveses-noted only
for their wealth. but lacking charity or beheVoehce
Mr.. Peabodys donations mp to the time OF MS death
were in the aggregate sum exceeding Ten miiiiohS
of dollars. and the business tact which enabled him
to accumulate such fortune-begnnng, Us he DID,
"a poor boy-was exhibited in the selection OF the
trustees chosen by him to carry out his designs and
objects and the conditions and instructions regulat
ing the management of his immense charitable dona
tons The example Of such man as Geo. Peabody
has IA tendency to make mankind think more Of each
other and his name Will stand high the scroll OF
fame as ii benela of the human race
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

R.tEoaD WAE.-A considerable hght is going on
between the Erie Atlantic aud Great Western Rail-
road Companies The principal characters managing
the wa are Jay Gould. JAS risk. Jr, and McHenry,
the latter representing the English stockholders.
Recent developments seem 10 indicate that Fisk Jr
has gone back" Gould. his old partner and as
catc and that he is secretly working with Mcienry.
The old adage in this case, would probably appl!
very =pprt pratcly -"Whrn roguts fall out" &c.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

The WAVE on PRpP%E LtSGv ,GE.-In the T.dai
War Of Nov. is:h appears AN article in which our
Chestcracldiau cotcnpoyaTy revcrcy dcprccat"s the
Of Democratic Journals. ard the language used
by them in commenting on the quali:!rs-g rod. bad.
or indycrcnt.-of Abraham Lincoln, lie remarks
" Even the grave is barrier against these ghoula
and hycuas wh not content with the murder hy
sass!na,lon Of the President OF The United States.
must needs howl abou; bis tomb Ike hungry wolves.
The language. or words. wh.c.. seem 70 SHOCK The
delicate sens.bties o. our co:cmporary IS the US
b. Democratic papers Of such words thc late Ia
meuted" Tho editor Of the W1rr is becoming ve-,
choice in his notions what language should be
see cted by a Democratic paper. and wn!e he d..
nounces the Of such language " the ate IA
mented by his political opponents he says nothing
against the Of similar. If not worse language ny
his political friends. IL should read Ma. Be, r. =
Stove lcTson. no: only Q. the IMPROPERLY % her
language but also to the proprcty Of slandcring
the dead. Ii appears that Byrnns grave. and also
that Of his sister, have proven Intellectual d" bar
rier against this Radical hyena and ghoul. whose
infamous publication has shocked the moral of
the people of both continents and by her shameless
Justification Of facts has endeavored to verify the adj
the good is often Inferred with their bones"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

Eorcn OK \ rRIzE F7oHrrn-A Massachusetts,
Cour; has sentenced o'Bald~ln. the Irish giant pa-
:.l.s;. to eighteen months imprlsonment for On
eaR.Me III prize fight
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

ALAnAMA.-La;c dispatches say that The Alabama
legislature ratified tho 18th Amendment. Nov lI;h.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

QCASTarri--Ou- fr3,nG 80: the NV seems 10 have
Quau;rci! tho brain. and INSISTS that hc the
nctghhorhood of the stage line from O~! hcc u WIZ.
acnucca, Il may lie the .ac:. bat rather IN
,rcAuIous ahou; tho matter. Ne scarcely ;hilk that
Quan:roll would ever enlist III Tho Federal army. fo-
he would certainly he more hahl, t. %, detected There
than anywhere clsr We rather think hs, thc strange
horsomon "ho afc lingering aboat the will
II arrested and identified. turn ont T. he oi the
desperate character thrown OF; OF etniloymcn; by
the completion Of tie railroad .: not; aole 81 the
rough characters aho have always infested min
ing confirms We doubt the existence II Quan.-cll
in this country about as much IS NC do the tale abou.
Wilkes Booth being alive.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

SUITS TO RECOVER MoSEY.-Scyeral persons living
sympa,hisers during the war. and were assessed FOR
la-.c sums OF money. which they coalp"lei Il
pay By Provost Marshal DICK. acting under orders
from Gen. Haeck, have commenced suits "a recover
the money thus Illegally cxtorcd from them There
can b. t,lv doubt 49, 20 the final result III thes" salts
and although the parties may be- beaten III the Ms.
souri, Courts presided over by l!Al II Judges. yet
We have no doubt Of their finally obtaining lu!B
meuts. Il stated that nuc. t-.i case. Will
be- taken the Supreme Court Of the United States.
The outrageous acts OF the shoudcrs:rappcd gentry
IL compelling Iacu Who were guilty Of no cfrlse TO
pay large OF money. AL alternative be con
fined indefinite length OF time ~ military prs
on had certainly warrant III la~ and vas aru!.
excuse. Il nothing more nor less than luaIrtns
punishment on innocent parties for otrnrrs commit
tel by others something thr siy!c Of Indian
farc-;hat II white kills an Indian. II IL
right and proper for the friends Of that Indian 10 kill
am other white they can iud. The military
coXroabs who clothed with ltuc h::~i author
is during the war. and exercised Il IN lcrt-cu;!nR
Others who differed with them politically. begin.
ming to receive little shake up. aud will yet l."
mad. - realize the la> that justice Will sooner %
later. Q, .rtAkc all offenders.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

StCEIEs-Ii reported tia: attcr careful canvass
q Senators - tina. Nsckcs Will not bc
armed Minister - spain and Grant is thinking ot
recalling him and appointing General DIX. sicElcs
seems to be getting bad uior with his party.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

APPOINTED Gov. Ballard has appointed John c.
Henley, ESQ., District Attorney OF the Third Judicial
District. We have not examined into the matter to
satisfy ourselves about there being vacancy. AMI
only know from the Boise City papers that Judge
Noggles decision to the effect that the position
was vacant. II a vacancy did really exist them OF
course it not oaly the Governors province. bat
his duty to fill it; and knowing from the past that
one but Republican would BE- appointed. say
this much: the appointment OF John Henley is about
the best that the Governor has made to any position
John is competent we'll qualified TO discharge the
duties Of the Office and has the honesty and integrity
fill the position with credit to himself. and TO the
satisfaction of the Court and the people Of his DIS
trict. We know of other Republican attorney tha
would have preferred to him. and are glad that
his Excellency. the Governor. has made such wisc
selection.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25
THE MESSAGE AND REPORTS.

We take the following from the Washington cores
pondence of the New York World of tho 10TH:
The President began his message yesterday. and
has issued orders to exclude all visitors from the
nresence except during an hour each day until the
message is completed. He will remain here until
the meeting of Congress- declining all invitations TO
travel He will certainly send the message to Con-
gress in manuscript being afraid OF premature pup
cation Boutwell, will do the same with his report
All other departments or bureau reports wlA De
printed
Only an Lour day for tic reception of visitors
This must prove terrible blow to the carpetbaggers
and ofice-seekers and this rule to be enforced until
the message is completed If Grant should write his
own message the horde of expectant individuals who
have itching to their country in official posi-
tons will grow gray in the pursuit of the Object OF
their desires the message is completed
1t a.so appears that there is some probability of
Mr. Grant remaining in Washington until the meet
ing of Congress and that he will decline all invita-
tons to travel etc We shall certainly expect to hear
during the winter of Grants health declining the
close confinement of his Excellency to the city Of
Washington for two weeks will undoubtedly under
mine his heretofore strong constitution, and it will
require a vigorous application of the routine hereto
fore pursued in the presentation of costly presents
to prevent the Great Captain falling into de-
the message to Congress in manuscript being afraid
Of premature publication. What a set of rascals
these Radical employees in the Government printing
Office must be. They cant even be trusted with the
publication of the Presidents message-whch Will,
Of course, be nothing more than reflex of Radical
opinion gathered from the utterances OF promi-
nent politicians OF that corrupt Radical organization.
Boutwell, also, intends to send his report into Con-
gress in manuscript for similar reasons. His report
is matter OF very little consequence. and if we can
judge of it by his past monthly statements very 1t
tie any reliance confidence be placed either
in his figures in his recommendations. His skirts
anything but clear owing to his completely III the
gold ring operations. and lis previous of,1 state
ments the amount Of the public debt AMI It's re.
duction under the present administration, are not
calculated - inspire confidence in any ot his reports
or acts either official or otherwise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

Remaining IN tho fostu:ace al Idaho City, % u
18Th day Of Nov. lso9. which. II not called for Wit
III thirty days will be sent to the Dead Letter ono