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Personal Notes.


A nearly youth Of ninety, in Maine, wears mourn.
ing for his fifth wife and wants another.
French gentleman has proclaimed himself King
of Patagonia, which ts considered rather cool Ia
Chile.
Pennsylvania white girl who married negro q
few months ago now wants o divorce, darkies are
getting 80 common.
is, like his wife, Roman Catholic and neither OF
them are OF Turkish parentaRe
President and Mrs. Grant Will visit stetsons at
Long Branch next summer. Tho new race course
will be in operation at that time to AFFORD the Presi.
dent amusement.
General Buffers new cadet is the son Of demo.
Thers Is no need Of an investigation. Ben Butler
won't be caught like Roderick.
Miss Louisa M. Alcott, authoress Of the new work.
IAN Old Fashioned Girl has sailed for Europe Ia
search Of health and recreation. She accompanied
by her sister and lady friend the trio intending to
MAKE the European tour without male escort.
Philadelphia paper publishes hitherto un.
printed letter OF General Anthony Wayne, dated
October 1885, IN which he says ArnOld's treason does
sessed personal courage or fortitude, out was o
coward naturally and never went into danger ex-
cept when drunk.
1t is whispered IN washington that Mr.. Connor, OF
Texas, IS highly indignant at the manner in which
his name was used ON Thursday last. when the ques-
on Of admtug Isxss M was under
received challenge g fight duel from the offended
Mr.. COnnor has, as yet, received no answer.
The London court Journal Of the 28th Of March
reports az follows:--
Garibaldi is likely to inherit large fortune. A
young lady residing ut Binningen, near Bale ded .
few days since, aged twenty-five years. She has be.
queatled large fortune IN the following manuer:-
Seventeen thousand francs TO poor painters; 5000
towns OF Neuf Brlsach and Lauterbourg, in Alsace.
and 100000 francs to Garbaldian off1cer named
Luigi Franzoja Tne testatrix states in her VIII that
she does not know whether Frauz0ja Is alive ana
directs her executors make inquiries at the Hotel
dc Geneve, at Florence, where he resided during
1862 and 1862 The testatrx also states his mothee
lived In the POnte PrOyOO, ct Venice. In 1868. IL
Franzoja Is dead hts vile and children are to receive
Oue.ha of the bequest and Garbaldi the other half:
and If Franzoja left neither wife nor children Carl.
baldt IS to receive the 500, 600 francs.
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AMusEMEaTs tbs fv:Siai

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner or Eighth avenue and
sSd sI-THE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS
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fess to know whafVe are saying. Knowing the
interest our people take in naval matters and

fess to know whafWe are saying. Knowing the
interest our people take in naval matters and
the necessity Of preventing the deterioration
of our navy by those who cannot BIO made to
understand it's value, we have taken the
trouble to post ourselves In every matter con-
nected with The service. The estimates OF the
Navy Department are before us, and also the
reduction proposed by some Of the mombers Of
the Committee on Appropriations, and 1t is
evident to the most iil-informcd person that IL
the Naval committees Of the House and Senate
do not rise in their might and protect the
interests of our navy, by granting the neces-
sary appropriations, we shall find ourselves
reduced to the condition Of tenth rate naval
Power. The navy should keep pace with the
advance Of the country and increase OF Its
commerce. The recommendations of the Sec
retary should be entitled to respectful con-
sderation, for his annual report has convinced
every one who has read it attentvely that
the only fault he committed was in not recon-
mending larger increase.
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MBLO's GARDEN, Broadway. OR. TmR KIM
or THk GOLD HINES.
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BOWERY THEATRE. Bowery.--o'NKAI- THE GREAT
GYMsAsTIo ExRRoisEs-MoeE.
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THR. TAMMANY, Fourtesn.h s,rsst.--GRAND vARIEr'
ENTERTAINMENT.
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vate armed vessels against another whose navy
numbers five hundred steamships, and whose
steam mercantile marine is so large that hun
dreds Of vessels, equal to ships-of-war, can be
converted into means Of annoyance at weeks
notice. Privateering will not be undertaken
unless It pays. To make it pay the prizes
must be got into port for condemnation. This
could not be done on a coast left to the mercy
Of q foreign foe, and in case Of war we should
have to look on and not only soc our mercan-
tile marine entirely obliterated-while that of
our enemy was harmlessly pursuing its voca-
tions-but should have to submit to the humili-
alton of seeing our coast blockaded from Maine
to Texas without chance of preventing 1t.
We could no doubt in time put forth our
resources and drive our enemies from our
shores, but that would be when our COM
merce was destroyed and all our small seaboard
towns laid in ashes. Let our people imagine
how they would feel If such humiliation
should overtake us from power we consider
so Insignificant as Spain, which at this moment
has double the force in Cuban waters that we
have in our entire navy. How absurd, then,
must il appear, in the face Of facts like these,
to see members of appropriation committees
cutting down estimates made by the Secretary
Of the Navy and the chiefs Of naval bureaus
estimates that have been carefully considered
and are based on the actual wants of the navy
1t will naturally be asked upon what princi-
pies members Of committees act when they
undertake TO so in direct opposition to the
estimates Of the experts who have spent a
lifetime at the business and know all the wants
of the service. What can man know of the
requirements Of the navy who, without con-
sulting chief of bureau, cuts OFF oil the
powder asked for, when powder is short, and
grants the appropriation for guns, or gives the
appropriation for steam and outs off that for
construction and equipment?
We do not state matters recklessly, for we pro-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-14

vote has often defeated the best men for Office
One small leak has foundered many noble
ship, and no man who il q Democrat IN the
true sense Of the word has right to neglect
his duty to his party. Let the advocates Of
Amalgamation see that our glorious old party
has lost none of its vitality or vigor in Boise,
and teach them that the popular verdict rem
dered for five years in Idaho Territory shall
not be set aside or reversed, carpet.baggers,
scaawags, negroes, Chinese and Indians, under
the fifteenth Amendment to the contrary not
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j. r. PILE. Ca. Clerk.

THE RADICAL COUNTY CONVENTION
The proceedings Of the Boise County Radical
Convention, as published in the Statesman, de.
velope few facts which are quite significant
In the first place IL was q matter Of extreme
difficulty for the corporal's guard of monerels
in this county to gather together enough Of the
scattered fragments Of their party to make a
decent exhibit. A frantic and agonz,ne an.
peal was published, few weeks ago. urging,
exhorting AVID entreating the disconsolate and
disprited members Of their almost defunct DO.
litical organization to "come up to the rack,
fodder or no fodder" and appealing to them
in despairing, and even threatening. strain
to allow their names to be used ms Radical
nominees for official positions. A sufficient
number to constitute quorum of their party
in this county, it appears, got together, and
the touching and feeling address issued by their
Committee has had the desired effect in induc.
ing members of their party to accept pomina.
tons. 1t appears that NIL their nominations
were made by reclamation which, literally in.
terpreted, signifies that having found indvd.
tals who "ihirsteth" for Office, the handful of
Radicals assembled expressed much JOY there.
Mt, and vehemently appauded the selfsacriic.
Ing spirit eyinced by these modern scapegoats.
epon whose devoted heads, during the coming
will be visited, if not confessed, all
the sine OF the Radical party. After the cleo
tion. in order to fully sustain the parallel, they
will doubtless be turned loose In the wilder. |
ness Of Radical defeated candidates. as not
having been available, capable and popular
men, In the vain hope that having initiated
he scnpegoat theory under the Mosaic dispen.
Iation the corruption and sins Of their party
rave been forgiven. But they viii fnd that
heir conclusions are more Of . paradox than
parallel. and that nothing short Of fetal an
lihilation of their party 40 political organi-
alton viii satisfy the good, true. honest and
'atriotic people throughout the length and
'readth Of the land, So 81
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LEMHI CouNTY.-In pur.
suance Of call Of the acting Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic Central Committee Of Lemhi county. a meet
ing was held ct Gro Grande, l. T.. April 8, 1870.
On molten! George W. Hamm was elected Chair
man. and John II. Murray Secretary.
The following persons were elected Delegates to
the Democratic Territorial Convention: Chesley
Woodward, Amos Franklin. B. r. Nordyke and John
8. Rohrer.
On motion. the Delegates were instructed to sup
port Hon. T. T. Beatty as the choice Of Lemhi county
for the position Of Delegate to Congress.
On motion. the following persons were elected Del
egates to the County Convention: John s. Ramey.
E. W. Blake. Z. II. futile and W. n. Boyd.
On motion. the Delegates to the County Convention
were instructed to support George W. Hamm for
Sheriff Of Leinhi county.
No further business appearing. the meeting adj
journed sine die GEORGE w. HAMM. Chm'n.
JOHN Fl. MURRAY. Secretary.
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The Board then appointed +. H. Angle Road
Supervisor for Districts No. aud 3. "a Oil the
vacancy of James Carr. removed, and the
Auditor is hereby authorized Ia issue road tax
receipts 10 the said l.. II. Angle.
Three men we're then appointed TO review a
road. leading from town via. city cemetery, 10
,ntrrsect the main road al or near Warm
Springs. Wher.upon. ". Noble. Sam Stewart
and George Peadegasi were appointed said
reviewers
The account Of Jas. Ssyles. fer goods Turn.
ished and medical bill paid for +. Mo,lar,
amounting 10 $50. and the account of VIM
Fitzgerald. for cash and merchandise furnished
Morrisy. indigcn, sick. TO the amour, of S6s ~
was allowed by Cannady and Anderson. Duke
obieciing.
The account Of J. A. Pinney. for stationery
furnished District Clerk. allowed by cannady.
Duke and Anderson allowing the same because
Judge Nogglc 80 orders 10 direct violation of
the Territorial Lava.
The report Of VIM. Molonry was received
and placed on hle.
The report Of +. r. EdlnondEon was also
received and placed on Gle,
Board adjourned TO Tuesday morning a, Q
o'clock.
Board met Tuesday morning. Present. j.
NJ. Cannady and ID. II. Anderson.
A road tax OF three dollars was levied on all
lble.bodied men in Road Districts Nos. /. II
md J.
Bat Cannon was appointed watchman at
30 per month.
Adjourned TO meet on "Wednesday. the 18th |
lay Of May next
by order OF the Board.
j. r. PILE. ca Clerk.
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At meeting Of the Democratic Territorial Contra
Committee Of idaho held at Boise City on Tuesday
March 18th, A. p. 1870 It was
Received That the apportonment Of delegates from
the different counties Of Idaho Territory to the next
Territorial Democratic Convention be 40 follows
One Delegate ut large for each county, one for each
one hundred Democratic votes cast ut the election In
1868 for Hon j. K. Shafer for Delegate 10 Congress.
and one for each fraction Of over Atty Democratic
votes cast ct the same election.
APPoRrIoNMENr:
Ada county. Delegates; Alturas. 8; Boise IS: Nez
Perez, 8; Idaho, Il 0wyhee. Z; Oneida. i Lemhi. i;
Shoshone. I. Total number Of Delegates. 20.
On motion. 1t was ordered that the Democratic Ter
rtoral Convention be held at Boise City, Ada county
l. T.. on Monday. May 2. 1870. for the purpose Of
nominating Delegate to Congress. and for transact
ing such other business may properly come before
that body. twas also
Resolved, That We recommend the following test
for the qualification of persons voting at the pri
mary election, viz: All those who voted for the gen.
eral Democratic ticket at the last Terrhal election
and who still continue to be Democrats. and all those
who oppose the policy of the Republican party and
who pledge themselves to vote for the Democratic
ticket at the ensuing Territorial election.
.a# GEORGE AINSI.IE, Chairman.
r. E FooTE. Secretary.
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RADICAL NOMINATION. - Before going "a
press last evening we met our friend u. g.
Marshal Pinkham, who had just returned from
Boise City, and he informed us that Hon. T.
). Butler had been nominated by the Radical
territorial Convention for Delegate TO Con.
gress. ms takes US somewhat BY surprise, as
we rather kind 'er calculated" that Jonas w.
Brown, Esq, OF cur county, was about the on.
member OF the Radical party who would
consent 10 allow his name 10 be- used" We
are sorry 10 near that our neighbor has accept
90 Ine nomination. We thought that he, 90
.ea man, would Judge Of the future by
.ne past; put u seems be does not. We con.
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MARTIN


IT Is ORDERED By THE BOARD on cy s.as
IL Commissioners that General LlecnoH w.
Boise county, Idaho Territory, on the
First Monday I'm June sex'
(being the 9th day of June), for the purpOss ,sv
| ing Territorial. County and Precinc' o'H'''@
One Delegate 10 Congress.
Two members Territorial Council
Eight members House of kepresel 'sa, n;s,re
One Distric, Attorney. Second !udic'l D'
One Sheriff,
One Auditor and Recorder.
One Treasurer.
One Assessor,
One County Clerk,
One Coroner.
One Superintendent Public Schools =, 4. nas
One County Commissioner, to be vo'sa
voters Of the I'd District,
One Probate Judge. prsr;p,t
Two Justices Of the Peace for eacn f''
Two Constab,cs for each Precinct ,.,sk
And further. that the following namea ma pess
and are hereby established. ana Mss q Iudgsa
whose names are annexed 70 eA. sa.. sh,l be or
said election, and that said eiecHon b. bF
Quoted in the manner and form pres sa.~N. B. H
idaho Csty-Polls at the Court nVa's :.
man. James sayles; W p y n,sfiseesops r''
John McDonough, Smiley Harris. Sslocn-D
Baema TIssa Bdr--At John hua. =,
Jones, II. q. Allen, Hugh Mckinney. ,hersn '~
Last Chdnce--At Toll Gates. OnAi :,
Wallace, T.. b. Lucas. cooner, Ton y
MinnehdAa-At Cooper 's-franA wy al
", Daniel Rapp. ,.,s-M ndgs
Centerriiic-At McDevitt Iincne' ..n
J. Cnmmins. John Merrill. . plske, JsS >
Tfaoerrsiie-At Abe Johnson's--h' D'-' :.
gan. Abe Johnson. c.o Millsf ~
Granite Creck--At Geo. Miller ,,s
Thebo, Con. Heaiy. +. 10 q Siore--'S
Pioneer City-At vaithermer " =.
Freeman, Robert Jack, John Csues. George i''T
Upper Puyefte-At George young I'D
3. II. White, J. A. Abbott n-..;nctl--M -
Siirer HUI Distr,c. Gold Hin 81
Fred. Tatro, Moses kempner. n B. Mc0D9
Horse Shoe Bend-At Davidson -
Perkins. w. Davidson. -. ,eorge Ptf0s'
Sqwaw Creek-At Pettingale -
- Nesbit, A. McQuade. pobert fug~
Rosfon--At q. Oaks-E. Burson'
/ johnson. An
Dead Wood-John Conner, .,snces 4
The First Supervisors Districs. !. FIJI Tlt assf "
mouth Of More creek, mp More - east dirs0s
reek 10 its head. thence In nr.,,nty line loF
ounty line, thence along the 0oA .et
o The second District commsnce:s. = rel. q
|rimes' creek. up Grime1 20 \. he'd. n. 80
. 70 Ophir creek, up Opnr ~ she divide. ~
wing In an easterly direcuoI -. hesd Of pl,saJ
rimes' creek and Payctte 70 VIZ not nc
All that portion Of Boise oo ~ ,.omposs W
10 First and Second Districts = !. 80
. a1aia live J.R. PILE CLARK s''''
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Report Of WIN. Moloney, Auditor. was re-
ceived and placed on file.
On application of John Caden for renewal
and extended for one year, and the license
fixed at s25-rates e toll the same as in orig
inal charter.
The following accounts were examined and
aliamaH.
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PR0CEEINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
C0MMI6SIONERS

The Board of County Commissioners o.
Boise county, l. T., met in Regular Session on
Monday, April 18th, and continued in session
until Tuesday evening, April 18th. Present
John NJ Cannady, Jas. B. Duke and D. II. AL.
derson-J. r. Pile, Clerk.
It was ordered by the Board that the follow
ing ad raioram tax be levied upon all taxable
property in Boise county, to-wit:
For Territorial purposes. on each one hun.
dred dollars ........................ 80 cents
Salary and expense fund on each one hum
urcu uouars, II W
Redemption fund. on each one hundred
uoAaTs, ......................... ~
Hospital fund.- on each one hundred dollars 10 {"
School fund.- on each one hundred dollars rs
County general fund.- on each one hundred
doAars,. ................... 10
Total. 20
Hospital poll tax. 70
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STAGE RoBBERY.-The stage running be-
tween Murphy's and Stockton. Cal, was stop
ped by highwaymen on the morning of April
9Th. and Wells. Fargo g. Co.'S Express robbed
of s2.400 in gold dust. The Express Company
offer large reward for the capture of the
robbers, who are unknown.
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MCFARLAND on TRIAL-The trial of Nc.
fariand Tor killing A. D. Richardson, IL in pro.
gress 10 New York City. Eminent souneeI are
employed for the defensa y
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Y. B. Britten. SHERIFF. salary and general ac-
count ................ ....... s663 SIS
+. b. Britten, prison account ............ 1876 90
Il. T. Foote salary Is District Attorney 500 60
George Clark, attention on sick, .......... So 90
80 keeping snow OF court house, 90
W. H. Richards for cofhn &c. for pauper.. 80 90
J. II. Cannady. salary rs Commissioner. rs 90
j. ID. Duke. 49,. IS 90
ID. II. Anderson, ..... IS 90
W. Benson. for attention on Court ....... IL 90
X. Gle, rs interpreter, Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
r. b. Lyons. fconstahie fees ............. Is Is
r. T. Edmondson, Treasurer salary and rent ESQ 10
Vim. Aoloney. Auditor. salary. Se....... g. 375 90
Report Of county Indebtedness $50 90
Expenses Of once ....... 81 80
World Once. for printing ............... so 90
Thomas smith. Waterman, ............... 50 90
J. H. wickershan, for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 Is
J. A. Pinney, Tor stationery, ............ 7 50
Samuel stewart funeral services. ......... 10 90
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vIcrOEx IN OREGON.

The campaign in Oregon IS over, and
again the Democracy bsve csrsisd ihs
3iafe. eiectiug their whole titxtt. The
10 lowing arc .ibe winning names Con-
.rctsmsD, james II. Slater; Governor.
L. 4. Grover; Secretary ot State, s. +.
;hadwick; treasurer, l.. Fleisehner1
state Printer, Thos Patterson. Ia addi.
ion the Democracy have good working
majority in both branches Of the Legis-
iaturs, thus securing the eeDcc ion Of >
sound Democrat TO the United States
Senate. This is donbly gratifying from
he fact that il shelves Senator VIII
lians, one ef the most ribsid and reckless
;pols of radical de.potism in that body.
rid themselves Of this blatant fanatic.
Shose rabid mouthings have brought
iisgrace and shame npon the State. Like
Conness, he will sink into utter obscuriiy.
,nly too glad TO claim the charity Of
silence. The Pacific Coast is still cursed
with the pest lential presence in the Sen
ale tf Stewart and Nye--men whose
groseling worship Of the negro and Chi
Dausn. and bitter hatred Of the down.
rodGen South, have made their very
nanes abhorrcd by tho mass Of those
they pretend to represent. Conness has
fallen; Williams is doomed Coles dsys
arc numbered. Stewart aud Nye must
som cync under the Democratic gull
lotine The Congressional feas', SO far
as they are concerned, will soon be osef,
rhe handwriting is on the wall.
All honor to the gallant Democracy Of
Oregon. They have won glorious VIC
tory he battle was fought out NAM
fully on both sides. The Democratic
platform was bold and explicit deelar-
alton Of the true principles Of tree wlnite
20. ernmeut--one of the very best sinee
the war In vain the dry bones Of the
rebel lli"n were hurled against tin vain
the ghosts of Ander.onviIse were con-
jured up--in vain the cry Of reputation
rent the air. The grand truths Of De-
mocrscy, and the black aud bloody record
"f fanaticism. settled the business fos
r4dicali-m. Truth aud error grappled,
and the right friumphed. The result
will carry JOY and gladness 70 States
that are prostTste and bleeding in the
tolls of the Washington despots. It will
give fresh hope. strengthen the hands OF
the feeble, and stimulate the stvonS s1l
tr Q TO renewed exerti, rs. Noble old
Connecticut has spoken; the Empire
State has thun1ered back her glad shout
of Democratic triumph; and now the
gallant men of Oregon proclaim ssain
their abiding faith in the Democratic
party aud its weIl-.ricd priseipsss.-iSo.
no,na Ucmocraf.
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You'd thank me for 1T when you recov

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er Your senses" j.
The conversation here ceased and
directly the two friends r.traced theil
steps to the village.
The next morning Lovells compan.
ion came down stairs attircd for Jour.
ney.
II am going back to town." he said
"tired Of ruralizing. The fit for thai
is over, and am afraid il I stay here
I shall be as foolish as you.
So the two parted. Lowell remained
behind, and in less than q week it was
known everywhere in the village thai
he and Edith Mather were engaged tc
bc married.
IF you content yourself with the
precarions life Of poor artist" he
said, I'VE may be happy"
| Edith answered with look OF hei
bright eyes, so tender, confding and
eloquent, that Lowell adored her from
that moment more than ever.
In fortnight they were married
when Lowell took his bride to see his
relatives in the city from whence he
came. Edith's parting with her aunt
was sorrowful. but it was in expecta.
ton Of speedily returning. Arriving
in Philadelphia. the carriage drove to
a handsome residence on Walnut
street. 1t was dazzled by the glare oi
light that burst from the windows.
This is the place" said Lowell, rs.
sisting his wife to alight, and almost
carrying her into the superb parior,
with it's Saxony carpet, rosewood furni-
ture, cost Y curtains and gilded mir
rors, reaching from ceiling to floor.
- Whose house is thisg Have you
relations living thus?" said Edith. sur.
prised Mt 80 much magnificence.
1T was my house. but now it il
yours. said her husband. II am not
a poor n tist but n rich man in worldly
goods, yet richest OF all in you"
Several years have passed since then,
and Edith has fulfilled all her hus-
band foretold Of her. She has made
the best Of wives. and is the most
brilliant ornament of the circle she
moves in.
Lovcll's friend married silly. fash
ionable woman, and no greater con-
trast in happiness exists than between
these two former frieh Is.
A handsome rural cottage, filled
with all the appliances Of luxury, has
been erected in Edith's native village,
and thither every summer she and h.r
husband repair " visit her aunt, who
has been installed mistress of this
pretty retreat.