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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-18
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

THE San DOMINGO TREATY 1t seems 10
be pretty well understood in the East tina. the
San Domingo treaty will not be ratified. II
has been current report of late that the Sem
ate Committee on Foreign Relations, or at
least majority OF the Committee, are opposed
to its ratification. II such ia the case, aud an
unfavorable report is made to the Senate. the
matter will undoubtedly fall through, and the
mass of the people will certainly feel no regret
at the failure of this bunging and Improbable
negotiation on the part of the Administration.
The refusal Of the Senate. however, to ratify
this first attempt of the Grant Administration
in the acquisition Of Territory will be regarded
as of some significance, indicating, az it does.
a breach between the President and Congress.
Leading Radical papers in the Eastern States
argue that it would be an exhibition of bad
faith on the part of the Government to take
any decisive action looking to the annexation
of San Domingo and ultimately to the whole
of Hayti, without first fulfilling our obligations
in regard to the acquisition of the island of st.
Thomas in accordance with the treaty made
with Denmark. 1t was ut first contended BY
these papers that Mr.. Secretary Seward was
investing little too extensively in real estate
to prove profitable to the Government, and The
fortunate, or unfortunate whichever it may be,
occurrence Of q few earthquakes has evidently
occasioned distaste for any present invest
ment in real estate in the West Indies by the
Radicals.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

JUDGE KELLY CoNFrRMED.-We presume
there ID 20 doubt but that the Milton KEEL.
logg alluded to ip the dispatches as being con-
.irmed Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
of Idaho il Judge Kelly, who now occupies the
position. The Judge has been put to consider
able trouble about bis Office, but he has tri.
umphed over both friends and foes and has
reason to congratulate himself over his victory.
His retention op tbe Bench may neutralize, to
some extent the gaggie poison. We rather
think be has forgotten more law than Old Too
dlesack ever knew.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

THE New York Commonwealth states that Mrs.
Abbie Sage. Mcfarland Richardson is 70 have fund
raised for her by subscription and will also receive
a sinecnre in the Sub Treasury at New York;
Of course the subscription list will contain
the names of "Skiler" Colfax, Horace Greeley,
Henry Ward Beecher, Bowles of the Spring.
field (Mass.) Republican, and all the bright
and shining lights of radicalism, freeloveism.
adulterism, tanatieism and every other ism of
the day. Is this an adulterous and evil cener
ations Or are the leading Radicals only the
representatives of doctrines and heresies and
dogmas not believed by the major part of
the people9 The ub-Trcasury appointment
may be referable to President Grants avowed
determination to adhere to and strictly compel
his "subs" and "supes" to follow the celebrat.
ed advice of Artemas Ward to his brother:
BE virtuous and you viii be happy"
The appointment, to be in keeping. should
read, "as reward Of merit for virtuous con.
duct and distinguished Radical qualifications"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

CONFERENCE.-The are glad to learn from
recent dispatches that the Senate has con.
frmed Hon. E. J. Curtis as Secretary of Ida.
no. He has given universal satisfaction, and
although he 10 Radical he believes man can
be Democrat and yet be an honest man and
q gentleman. Judge Curtis never allows his
political opinions or prejudices to interfere
with strict discharge Of his official duties or
of his social relations, and If the Administra-
ton would only remove few of the dishonest,
incompetent and corrupt officials yet remain
ing in our midst and fll their positions with
such men as Curtis, the people would be salts
fed with the Federal officers in the Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

COMMUNICATION CLOSED. - From some
cause there has been break in the mail CON-
munication with Oregon, beyond Umatilla, for
several days past. It's believed there is stop
page between the Dalles and Portland, on the
Columbia river. Well, we are as well off as
they, and can hear as much from " Webfoot I"
as that pluvious country can from US. Eastern
mails reach us regularly, and on fast time,"
averaging only seven days from New York.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03
MASS MEETING

On last Saturday, January ooa
Meeting Of the citizens of Idaho ~ Aaa
cinity was held at the Court H Ivy andnl
slider the bill introduced in Congress =, . COZ
division Of Idaho Territory. On ms., ''f as
nae W. Brown, Esq, was elected ~ D.
and J. J. Frayne, Secretary. saa'faas
After stating the object of III.
motion, the Chair appointed the fllos 'as o.
mittees: "lns con-
On Resolations-Frank Miller a..
and j. j. Tompkins. wv Aiasle
On Remonstrance-Hon. R. @ An.
Britten and Robert Armstrong. ra
After recess of ten minute. y. !
tee on Resolutions reported two .s,s. 4 all
the request that one set, which wa. - ~ ! VIZ
est, should be published, and both ... - snort
warded to Hon. J. K. Shafer, our ns. ~lst
Congress. The following preamble y y
lutions were ordered published: : iss'
WHEREAS. bill has been introdnfsa :.
proposing to divide the Territory Of Msh = oonga
Ing all that portion lying south of snsIo W anler
State OF Nevada, and which section seoosein1aseba
large proportion Of the richest mine,.i lasnsass1
tural lands in our Territory; and Wss, ana .rai
oi .ne people OF that portion are n.s. aaes
Resoiued, That we respectfully ana
test against the passage of said bill ana .usuM
measure looking towards the division :, s1ns ~
tory In the manner proposed or In any -. v1 len.
Resolced. That We deem any division =, s. nanna
ment OF Territory. contrary to the w;shss
pie residing therein, an act Of iniustios -, N
ton OF the spirit OF Republican instituo,su suDA
Rcsolred, That We believe, when ~ .,
properly laid before Congress and nm, s ss Meea
and interests properly understood by Ina Dc ngt
body, that we viii receive justice at Their h.sla
Resotred. That copy Of these resoln,ia-...A
warded 70 our Delegate in Congress n 10.
Shafer, and that he be requested to Law ~. 80
gether with the circumstances of the nss,,. v
Congress. and that he use every epdesyo, : saes
the contamination OF thus attempted outrsas = 4
rights of the people Of Idaho. @@
The second series were substantially a.
same character, but set out in fuI ths g.
upon which the people base their OpDost,,
to the proposed division Of the Territoy
On motion, the report Of the COMMITTEE y,
unanimously adopted.
The Committee on Remembrance then mai.
their report, and the Remoustrance wa, us
being substantially the same as the one s1outs
at the meeting held at Boise CITY last well
and, on motion, it was unanimously sisptd
and after being signed by every one present
the Chair, on motion, appointed ConnHu
of three, Thos. Foye, Ben. T. Davis and IR
Pile, to circulate the Remonstrance sDipn
cure signatures thereto. There being 10 ilr
ther business, the meeting adjourned dR&
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

OVERLOOKED Hrs NEW YEAR-Moulton
was evidently absent minded when he started
for the East The China New Year began on
Sunday last. He should have remained and
fulfilled the obligations incumbent upon him as
4 good Chinaman by keeping open house; but
probably Cum Lum was deputed by him to at
tend TO the matter 10 his absence.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

FIRE AT cESrERvILLE.-Last Sunday q Ere kaa
out in the saloon Of John oDsnnel At Csutsra
but by prompt action on the part Of the dfaens /
was extinguished before any serious damage
done We are informed iha: il caught sr2 b
stove-pipe and burnt quite hole in the rOOibstnt
was discovered. Had il not been discovered son
as IL was il would undoubtedly have burnt crG&
cradle portion OF the town
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

~ IDAHoAN IN TRoUBLE.-TSsy N. John.
son, formerly Sheriff Of Alturas county in this
Territory, got into difficulty with man
named Kennedy ip the Oriental saloon, OF
Shernautowp, Nevada, on the 2lst of last
month, and while IN the act Of striking Kcnne-
dy with his pistol it went Of and shot another
man named Jonas Young In the head. killing
him almost instantly. johnson was arrested
and committed for trial ssss
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

BULL "PuRp."-A prominent citizen of this
city has splendid black and tan bull pup,
(''dorg puppy which he desires to present to
His Excellency, President Grant, but don't
know how to send HE present. Verify he must
be In pursuit Of Office under difficulties and
says 1t 10 q "dog-orned" troublesome affair 10
contrive how to manage the business.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

DISTINGUISHED vIsfToRs.-Prince Arthur
arrived at Washington on the 22d of last month
and was received by the British Minister, Mr.
Thornton, whose residence he will make his
headquarters during his stay. This will afford
shoddy another fine opportunity for toadyism,
and we have no doubt but that the eastern pa.
pers will be filled with accounts of balls, re.
ceptions, etc, In his honor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

thereby announce myself as . candidate for De
Office Of Assessor and ex-oilcio Tax Coecto' q Bas
county. l. T.. subject to the decision Of The DEM
cratic County Convention. BEx T. Dave
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

Notice is hereby given that the undsTssDaS ~
candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of Boise COUNTY
T.. subject to the decision OF the DemocrSut Co1ng
Convention of said county. JOIN NJ ClSsADL
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the Pantin mur-
derer, was executed in Paris on the 10Th Of
last month. The only remark he made on the
scafold was, 81 have accomplices."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03


ENTANGLEMESTs.-Th Tidal Fdre warns
Republicans against entalgling alliances. and
seems to think Democrats are doubtful patri-
OTIS and that even in exposing corruption in
Office it viii not do for persons Of different po.
litical opinions 10 work together, ergo. if Nog.
gle, Moulton g. Co. are the most corrupt off,
cials ever imported into the Territory aud q
Democratic paper denounces them, then n
Radical paper should support and defend them,
or contra, if they were honest and capable
(Which is a violent presumption) and Demo.
cratic paper awards them credit, then Radi-
cal paper should not work in the same harness,
but should denounce them. Our Owyhee
friend need entertain no fears of entangling
alliances politically. We propose to denounce
corrupt and incapable officials, and il Radicals
choose to be honest enough to join with US in
exposing corruption, we don't see that it in
wolves the political standing Of either of u.s.
No Democrat will ever make any political alli-
state Of circumstances It would certainly be
of no benefit TO the Democracy, for if Radi.
cal official is removed, his place will be filed
by q Radical, of course ALI that Democrats
ask, and which the people of the Territory
have right to demand, is that men appointed
to Official position should be at least honest, If
not capable; although Democracy makes both
honesty and capability the test Of fitness for
Office. As to our loyalty. while we may unfor-
tunately be somewhat deficient in that virtue
according to the Radical Interpretation Of the
word, we are not in the habit of continually
paradipg before the public Whist little of It we
do possess, nor do we permit it to so blind and
warp our judgment az to cause 10 to wink at
fraud and corruption, if not defend the unscru.
pulous perpetrators.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

TERRITORY OF IDAHO
County Of Boise
hereby certify the foregoing to be true and cor
rect statement Of all the liabilities and assets
ukDS0| of Boise county. on the LIST day of January
A. n. 1870 VIM. MoLONEY
Recorder and ex-oaicio Auditor Boise County L T.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

Factory Observation-Disclosures & Wilson's
sewing machine factory at Bridgeport. Con-
necticut, was burned on the o2d Of last north.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

July H. 1869.
To cash balance. ...............s 1892 80
paid In from oil sources to
October nth .............. 3s,54s 81
BY cash paid the Territory and
vouchers. .................. 1882 II
Warrants redeemed on act
Redemption Fund. ......... u,l53 81
/" Warrants redeemed on act
County General Fund. ...... 2.0ll Is
/" Warrants redeemed on act
Salary and Expense Fund. 6.9A5 10
" Warrants redeemed on act
Hospital Fund. ............. 65 90
" Warrants redeemed on act
School Fund ............... LIT 81
Cash 20 Balance. ...... 2l,2l2 SO
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03
$50. o75 sc $50. o75 sc

TEHRrToRr OF lDAHo.l
County Of Boise.
do hereby certify that the foregoing In true and
ccrrect rcpor; Of the finances Of Boise coun-
HHsHty for the rear A. D. 1869.
- WA. M0LONEY.
Recorder and CT -ofacio Auditor Boise County.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

Notice is hereby given that the undersened -
candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of Boise O w.
T., subject to the decision Of the Denccsae e0S''
Convention of said county. GEO. ", THlfcHA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03
Aew Advertisements.


TOMAS w. BROWN. G. w. c. i. WI
- read a series Of Lectures, at Good Temp M
in Idaho City. one each week. Subject: Avn = = 4
Nature and Effects: by Charles A. Stor!, =; y.
Chicago, Ills. The public are respeSuuE ,.sx
nestly invited to attend, and especially inc -
The frst Lecture will be read on THURSDAY es -.
February Sd, at o'clock, in the lower hI s.,ssl
and hear.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

ABSTRACT or rHE INDEBTEDNESS or BOISE COUNT,
JAsrAKT ]. 1870.
The following is statement Of the outstanding War.
rants drawn the County Treasury, including
the principal and interest due thereon. the LIST
day Of January. 4. y. 1870.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03
Notice to Lien Holders
Z. A. Stevenson
rrrsus -, !. rnuopaN
The Elk Horn Gold and Silver Mip'e M
ALL PERSONS HOLIDAY =. ~

visions Of "An Act for Securing Lsss Lien, y
and others" and the several n,iIl for crusps
upon certain five-stamp water ni together w
quartz, and all the machinery Thereof :. loSs 70
all and singular Of the quartz iean. n the
Of quartz rock. and al! and singua and prcpess ~
.sy s..s ssssss s.ss sss : I'd
silver Mining Company. situate pioneer CITY
north-e.steriy from the town OF ISsho, ore ps',i
county Of Boise and Territory o. i Io;strict oou
notified 10 be and appear IN the y Idaho oH,
Judicial District Of Idaho Terror nd then snd 81
the 18th day Of March. A. D. low y. incumbrsn M
they shsIi ~ deemed 70 be waived 70 sR0Esx
20 exhibited. sttnrney Cor Rap
idaho cisv. January n, ls7o-nl2wA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

APRIL IL, 1869.
To cash balance, 9.677 IS
Z" paid In from all sources TO
July 70, ..................... 42,s5e O5
By cash paid Territory, Sl0.765 Il
- Treasurer's commission on
account Of Territorial Fund. COL ~
" Co. Warrants redeemed on
account Redemption Fund, 5,0lS IS
" Co. Warrants redeemed on
account General Fund. $500. 2,9I sc
" Co. Warrants redeemed on
Salary and Expense Fund.-. 1888 %
Co. Warrants redeemed on
Hospital Fund, ............. 6.S46 80
school Fund. ............... 1852 95
Cash to Balance, 1892 80
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-03

DEATH or Two Prominent MEN.-On The
22d of last month George D. Prentice died Of
Louisville, Kentucky, aged 81 years. He was
born in Preston, Connecticut, December 10,
1902, and graduated at Brown University in
1923. After leaving college, he studied law
but never engaged in practice. He assumed
the editorial charge of the Louisville Journal
in 1881, and continued to control the columns OF
that paper up to the time of his death. No
other American editor ever gained the national
reputation that Prentice did. His wit was
proverbial-his varied talents exhibiting them
selves in everything which came from his pen.
His wit, bis keen satire, his power of ridicule,
taken in connection with his force rs politi-
cal writer, and in fact oil of his productions.
both in poetry and prose, entitled him to the
high position which he occupied in the front
rank of American journalists and literateurs.
On the 18th of January, James s. Green,
formerly U. s. Senator from Missouri during
the better days of the Republic, died ut st.
Louis after an illness of several weeks. He
was born in Fauquier county, Virginia, Feb
ruary %, 1917, and settled in Missouri about
the year 1887. He had but few advantages
and little opportunity of acquiring an educa-
ton in his youth, but through his indomitable
energy and resolution, and by patient study,
he acquired good English education and Sc
lecting the legal profession was admitted to
the Bar in 1910. Being sound Democrat
and q fearless and able champion of the prin.
ciples of that party, he soon made his mark,
being elected in 1874 Presidential Elector
on the Polk and Dallas ticket, shortly after
wards member Of the State Constitutional
Convention, and in 1876 was elected TO Con-
gress, re elected in 1S4S, as also in 1856. but
before taking his seat, when elected the last
time, be was chosen by the Legislature United
States Senator, his term expiring in 1861,
since which time be has not been in public
life but DEVOTED himself to the practice of his
profession. jim. Green, as Missourians fa-
miliarly called him, was, intellectually. the
peer Of any man in tho United States Senate.
and, with the exception of Stephen A. Douglas,
the superior of them oil in debate. Missouri
had good reason to be proud Of her Senator, and
since he retired from Office her voice has had
but little weight in the councils of the nation.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-15
BLOOMING YOUNG GIRLS.

Middlc.agcd matrons, those at the critical period
and the aged grandmother, ave all cured 10y the
use Of our English Female Bitter. prescribed and
used by physician all over the country.
II you are troubled with falling OF the Womb,
attended with "a sense Of weight and bearing down
pain m the hack and side, and other attendant
evils, English Female Buffers will give entire re.
lie
hnement, and all others (male or fomnlcl who
are conNalescents frInn any pro,faotel or debit,
tatipg complaint, who gaia strength slowly, aud
whose digestion = slow and Imperfect, vii find
these ,Bitters the very thing tlslr system tie.
mHnds IL gives u powerful app tie, aids aud ~.
sisis digestion. Hfou-e- the liver, strengthens
mentally aud physically, ani till ~" whole sy,-
It's channels.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-15
Common GrOg SncD Isiitcrs


Empty Bitter BOTTLES, of ynrous styles, can
he found aruuNd almost every dwelling and CplIh
throughout the Land Their td.tr r- pl't-'ni, and
arr advert srd g. eur, almost every disease, Wh lc
the manufacturers EucW they possess uu med.
icmul properties whatever fL,y aro $50 many
DISCUSSES ier eXnCcdugiy coMIauu b-YcraC ;
which Il. not, nor cannot possibly cure any enc.
Beware OF these pleasant ibit'ers in quart hot.
tics, they contain sting Tor your yltals. and he
VINO buys them carries topper grug into li.
house one man who knows nothing about med.
icine, saws his ,hig bottles OF common stuN will
cure chils and'feyer, rheumatism ana cDnsuIup.
unni another whose hottlc ~ very tincy, cures
all impurities Of tho blood, makes old men
young, casts on, devils. restores sight 20 the
blind, and numerous other miracles; while yet
another, who presuines every inau u drnkard,
proposes 10 cure colo, iugroWlug hs.l., yellow
fever, heart discaee amt loye-slck maid NJ II We
know they make no such cures, W. know the PEG.
pie at large are deceived ami swinilcd, and as We
desire TO yentilaie these common humbngs,
make the following challenge to one ahd MI.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-15
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

That one tablespoonful Of ENGLISH FEMALE
BlTlERS contains a. much medicinal properties
rs osl BORNE of any of the pleasantly tasted
common advertised hlttcrs OF the day Tho med.
real profession 10 decide the question. BE u IN.
dersiood that Engllsh Fema.c btt,rs Is not a
beverage, but il a.powerfu. Iron and Vegetable
ROME combined, curing long standing chrome
female complaints In every direction.
Put up in large bottles at l dollar and 10 cents
per bottle, or FIX bottles for eight dollars and
SOFA ny druggists and merchants everywhere
Up. bR0MGOoLEe co., Props.
Memphis, Tenn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-15
c,1ai1ln. t.Nol Eovcr.

TUE proprietor OF this celebrated medicine
1 lustly claims Tor 10 q superiority over all re-
NEEDLES ever offered Ia the public for the sd',, -.
tan, T.sdy dH1 peymaHTt ere OF Ague nud FEVER
or Chil- AMI Fever, whether OF short or long
standing. He refers 20 the entire Western ind
-"ulhWrstcrn country TO bear him testimony 10
'nc truth OF She assertion, that IN no cas-.
whatever WI u fail 60 cure, n the directions are
sir'tv followed and carried out. In great
m,ay cases a single dose has been sufficient tor,
cure, Nud whole families have been cured hy n
single bottle, with n perfect restoration OF the
general health. 10 IL, however, prudent, and ~
every case more certain to cure, II It's h con.
timed ~ smaller doses for week or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially IN dit.
hcalt and long standing eases. Usually, this
medicine sill not require afy aid 10 keep the
toscl- 10 good order should the patient hossv.
~. require q cathlftic medicine, after having
t1Frn three or four doses ut the Tonic, single
doe Of Bnirs vegetable Family Piii.
will lr sufficient.