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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24
SIDE REMARKS ON A FORMER ARTICLE.

Last week we published portion of the
.inside history of the Missionary Ring" which,
though some Of our Radical friends may con.
slider it o good joke, and doubt the genuineness
of the letters we published, we stand prepared
to prove every word true by incontroyertible
evidence, and the material is at hand contain
ing the data from which we could publish Sc
rial of such an interesting character as to con-
vince our readers, no matter of what political
faith, or how credulous or incredulous soever
they may be. of the total depravity and utter
corruption of some of the carpet-bag clique
holding high official positions in our midst
The chief hummer of that disreputable and
infamous gang, according to recent dispatches,
has been removed from position which he has
disgraced in manner in perfect keeping with
his antecedents; and when we say this, we do
so from the fact of having ia our possession a
very interesting biography of the "learned
Chief Justice" sent from GAINESVILLE, Wiscon-
sin, containing q few facts which, though
matters of notoriety there, may be news to
the people here, and we propose to publish it
something after the manner of the Dutchman
cutting off his dogs tail-a little piece at Il
time.-and we have enough to repeat the dose
as long as may be necessary. However, We
shall devote our columns this week to more
important matter, especially as our animal
versions and structures on the official conduct,
honesty and integrity of the retiring carpet
Dagger has at last proven too much for him,
and being gratuitous recipient of the WORLD,
he, either in spirit OF magnanimity or satiate
with unwelcome truths, has actually, after
reading our last issue. returned it to us care
fully enclosed in an envelope postage not pre-
paid But rs few facts and figures that we
may publish might prove interesting, if not
TO the superannuated badger"
sc shall in spirit of magnanimity continue to
Onward the WORLD 10 him regularly as here
ofore, and hope that he will not for moment
link that be has hurt our feelings n the least
y the gentle rcbuke administered in the way
Il return of our last paper. We propose TO
make il as interesting TO him in the future as
Ne have In the past, and while be may have
he proud satisfaction Of having his biography |
published gratis, he may be somewhat relieved |
{ least consoled, with the assurance that his |
) not the only name among his confreres Gov
red with obloquy among the good people of
IDAHO.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

DUEL IN H10n LrfE.-0n the morning oi
March 18th duel was fought, seven miles out
of Madrid Spain, between the Duke de Mont
pens'er aud Prince Henri de Bourbon, the lat.
ter being the challenger. They fought with ps.
tots, at ten PAGES the first fire, both missing
AT the second fire they were only seven PAGES
apart. The Prince fired first and again missed
has adversary, when the Duke fred aud shot
the Prince through the head, killing him on the
spot
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

NAILS AND A NEW PApER.-On Thursday
evening last, after being without exchanges for
several days, we received about half bushel
OF our mail, which had probably been laying
over In some section of the country, delayed
by reason Of the late severe storms which ap.
pear not to have been confined exclusively to
Idaho Territory. Our Oregon exchanges are
more irregular il anything than our California
papers. .We received, about that time, the
first number Of the Portland Weekly CONNER.
cial, handsome eight column paper, filed
with 4 choice selection Of reading matter and
general news items II Is conducted by Mr.
James o'Meara. formerly editor Of this paper,
whose ability as writer is appreciated in the
yWebtoot metropolis. We wish the new paper
success and are glad TO number il among our
exchanges. sIsst-fsi' IL
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

MAIL .CoNTRAcrs.-We learn from q pri
vate source that Messrs. Gilmore & Salisbury,
who own the stage line from Corinne TO vir-
ginia City, Montana, have secured the mail
contracts over the routes from Kelton to
umatilla, and from Winnemucca to Boise City.
We do not know what the amounts of their
bids were, but are sorry to know that Beechey
and John HALEY were underbid, as they have
heretofore carried the mails with such regu.
|arity and In manner seldom, II ever, equaled
in country of such nature through which
their routes ran. The new contractors will
have to be about the best stage men to be
found anywhere if they can perform their
contracts with as much satisfaction 10 the peo-
pie for less money.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

REDUCTION OF TARIFF sYOsr.
We are indebted to Mes'r'. Foster / - :
Forwarding and Commission M y
Umatilla, for a schedule showing b. -. u.
by the .. 5. N Co. in their freight t.df !
passenger rates from Portland 10 I.v,,.. =
intermediate points. The rate. 4 s.a
from Portland to Umatilla ars-fra d. :
ton, s25 90; second class. $40 %; TIA 1 I
SIS 90. Passage from Portland !. I,n.,-
$40 W. Freight can also be broughttpas
Francisco on through bills Of lsdinr !, !,
tilla at-frst class, $50 50 per ton. !,
class SIS so; third class. $50 50 Tarn
are at coin rates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

ANOTHER ANONYMOUS Sci;iuBtgH.-It il
strange how severely some individuals are ac
tlicicd with q desire to scc their literary pro.
duciions in pSnt- The columns Of the States
raaH scem 10 be the vent for those unfortunate
inralids afflicted with oaooeiAes scribcadi, h,
means Of which their worthless illusions are
made public, and which Of late are bu, tissue
of falschoods and slanders One "high..oned"
Radical, who dates his epis;lc from Ccnierville
and adopts the sobriquc. of Gum Boots" in
the cndeavor to delade people into the belief
that hc wears pair. says
"a chiuaman's premises and person arc a. secure
aganss the right Of search with our Democratic or
eiAls a. British ship in American waicra."
And in referring 10 cases Of thett and rob-
berry, says that q suspected white man enjoys
no snch immunity in BOISE county, but that
Chinaman does. Mr. pro fem "Gum Boots"
can publish palpable falsehood with rs much
nonchalance rs Ben Butler exhibited in col.
lecting spoons in New Orleans.
Radical papers have tecmed with the abuses
heaped on Cinnamon by Democratic officials,
not only in Idaho but in California. and in fact
The Radical party has for the past two years
howled over "man's inhumanity to man" to
such an extent as to arouse Congress and
cause the introduction, by Stewart of Nevada,
Of bill to place the pig tailed opium eaters on |
IN equality, socially and politically, with the
white people.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

SNAKE RIVER MrNEs.-Charles vajen has
returned to Boise City from the Snake river
diggings, and from the account given by him in
the Statesman, there is little to induce any
"stampeder" to go in that direction.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

ACoUpLE on LoYAILsTs.--The Louisiana
Legislature met in extra session March 9Th.
The Governor Of that Radically reconstructed
Commonwealth has had the State Auditor,
,Wickiife, impeached and arrested az a thief,
and the Auditor charges Bullock, the Govern.
or. with having narrowly escaped hanging In
his youth for irregularities in horse matters
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24
The SAN Drrcn M.

The SAN Diego MINES
permitted BY Mr.. J. NJ. .Io,, "e have
peruse letter, bearing date 81 !, y tAis d,
received by him from Mr., I.s.. ,aich Gu
merly of this place but now 1 !, '. Levi
San Diego county, California !. l sa'''',l N
takelthe following extract. i0la sAid !
)! must now tell you abou, n
and the mines. l saw him Mr Il r.,
wit. with him. ] do not exaggera etta a aad Sss
that everybody is wonderful aiS when | tl
tne mines on the San Diego !. Excited IL
enty miles east of here, Mr. ipne i, about
lucky man who made the st.;L plcAers be..s
two chunks of quartz as bio , a. lasSSs'I
was just as speckled with ooH - - a ny haas.
paper is with bronze thai Nv = efMCE
around Chinese stores. II you see hhass
around on all sides; break L a ! ~ e'a
same sal never saw anything hsI ia :. aad BID
bickers sent up to San Frsne ~, 70 rich N
days steamer, 1000 pounds S BY yasI
just as rich as the rock he .s mAlea heas'
took one-half pound and ns suOSed he
which he got So. You win pSSa aa II Msl
San Francisco papers. / bel;e..s y It ID 4
got a fortune. 1t is said that .' ~, 1aat hi
have something still better ont !. Two Chm
stand guard over the best MINI 'aele, aud 4
from carrying off the rock Wabise h5
OF reports from the mines. =. ana n "a al
out one-tenth as good or !, a a Y tAg hs
ported, it will be the richest ea' pa'e g
Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. Biekers w.,s a'as
oar, ola residents Of Boise Basin, and n, =
liable and truthful men,, We unds,,+ 20
san Francisco Bullet" Of Marel y
tains an account of the new m;n., ~ y
the above but we have not sae, j
Later news will probably Be rset,., s
early day. u
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

EMBARRASSING "PosrsH. ~ At Laramie
City, Wyoming Territory, the jury in the
HOWE murder case was composed Of six men
and six women, some Of whom, if not all, are
married. The jury falling to agree at once,
they were shut up in room several DAYS and
nights, much to the disgust Of the husbands of
the ladies on the jury. $50
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

PARpY.-George Pardy, the comedian. who
visited Idaho several years ago, is travelling
through Texas with company and doing well.
In Houston, q few weeks since, his company
brought out new comedy, written expressly
for Pardy BY Mr.. c. Bigney OF the New Or
leans Times, which was well received
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

CAT-CHE-NATISG.-The n. Y. Uorh SAYS
the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, according TO
bis own account, practices and is proud of his
Workmanship, shooting saltwater bottles at
cats. Some eminent citizens of this city prac-
tics ut the same game with billets of wood and
brickbats
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

CONFERENCE.-THE Senate has confirmed l..
f. Cartee as Surveyor General of Idaho. The
General is in better luck than most of the Ida.
no officials. They also confirmed Saloman ms
Governor of Washington Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

ANOTHER EDITOR CowHIpED.-On the
evening of March 18th, George Wilkes was
cowhded, on Broadway, New York city, by
Maj. w. w. Leland, formerly of the st. Julien
Hotel, in the presence of large crowd. A
duel will probable grow out of it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

Snow IN PORTLAND Snow fell in Port
land, Oregon, on the night of March 18th, to
the depth Of six inches, aud sleeted all the next
day. The weather was cold, and the denixens
OF the Webfoot metropolis scraped the moss
of their backs and very generally INDUCED in
the pleasures of sleigh-riding.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

WORCESTERSHIRE Vigilance Committee in
Montana broke open the Jail at Diamond City
on the night of March 10th, and hung w. G.
Patrick, who was IN confinement for the MUIR
der OF John Beascr at Oregon gulch.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

HEAVY PuNIsHMEST.-A sub-master in the
Lincoln School in San Francisco, named Rob-
ertsou, was sentenced few days ago by Judge
Sawyer to six months imprisonment in the
county Jail for severely whipping boy named
Goldsmith
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

LtBERAI~-1he House has passed a resolu.
ton giving Mrs. Stanton $4,000, because her
husband died day or two after he was ap.
pointed Justice of the Supreme Court; and
that is Radical economy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

LIBEL SUrTs. =" Brick" Pomeroy says
During the year 1869. All libel suits were in.
stituted aguinst editors in this country. And
not one cent of damages was collected of any
editor or publisher 10 all that time. This is
encouraging for those who have no characters.
and 60 TO Jaw 10 obtain what they have not.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24
THE RADICAL ADDRESS.

i The Know Nothing, alias Union, alias he
publican. alias Radical, party in Boise county
have issueda call for Convention of all their
followers Who are office hungry, to meet OF
Centeryille con the I'd day Of April next. The
Grand Cyclps Of all the different societies IN
the Territor! having finished his hydropathlc
discourses, has arrived safely OF home with his
carpet-bag, Or reticule, filed to repletion with
addresses of j different character, and having
wound up hk peregrinations as an Apostle OF
temperance he now proposes to assume the
role OF penpatetic political saint, and being
,cithout sin has !" cast the FIRST stone, in the
present campaign, at tho Democratic party in
Boise county In company with few politi-
cal companisns he has issued the manifesto OF
the Radical party in Idaho, preparatory to the
commencement of active hostilities, but we
have little doubt but that the sentiment once
uttered by Webster in one of his greatest eff
forts viii be again realized, and that the vigor
and success of the campaign will not quite
come up to the loud and sounding phrase of
the manifesto
We do notpropose, at the present time, to
discuss the many charges or complaints made
in the Radical address, but shall do so at the
proper time, when our candidates are fairly in
the field. We can also, rs does the address
before us, 'ask every business man and tax
payer to examine for himself the affairs of our
county and Territory" and then we are pre-
pared. although our Radical opponents may be-
lieve in tho adnge THAT comparisons are
Ddious." TO show up the Radical management
Of county and Territorial affairs when. unfor-
tuna,ely for the people, the "higher lazy" party
had absolute control If both The idea of the
Radical party anywhere. but more especially
n Idaho Territory. aud in Boise county par
icularly. proposing 10 show up corruption, or
of public affairs. is about the
most ridiculous thing We have heard of for
ome time.
The Committee evidently feel that their
.ause 10 growing desperate, They make
rantic appeal for persons 10 come forward and
lIrr thems,lYrs rs sacrifice on the altar of |
'ariy. The! say: Nov. will you. when called
pom. allow your names 10 be used for Office :"
'auuos we End Radicals enough In Boise coun.
: who are willing 10 put Themselves up as
ablc marks 10 be shot ut and slaughtered by
Democratic ballotsl We rather think i. doubt,
al bu; shoHid they succeed in inducing per-
ons to accept their nominations. as they did
Kirkpatrick II ls66. aud Tom Butler in 1865.
D say nothing Of those running for county Of.
ces In Bo.sesouniy during these years. there
III be another slaughter Of The iHHooeafs"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

SUPPOSED LosT.-The iron-clad Atlanta
LETT Philadelphia for Port au-P Prince about the
first of last December, with 100 persons ON
board, and has not been heard from since.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

CAUGHT Exon the 18th OF March Col.
Whitley. Government detective, and his assist.
ants. captured tour counterfeiters and guam.
tity of tools and bogus three aud five cent coin.
in New York City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

MIxfNG.-One OF the latest indications OF
the approaching unifcation of races and Of the
universal brotherhood of man, is found in the
fact that Chang, the blonde giant from China,
has Joined niger minstrel company.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

TELEGRAPH TO UMArrLLA.-The O. s. N.
Co. are extending their telegraph line to Wal.
lula and the Walla Walla folks will build
line to connect with it,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24
MARRIED..

In Boise City. March 10th, at The resiSsc ~
]. d. Agnew. by A. Haas, J. Pile ~.
Miss MAGGIE 7. AoSEw. all Of Boise Gin -
In rmstilla county. Oregon, March eh brs,,,
j. L. Reser, HENRY II. REEL 70 Miss EIl. :
TON. all Of that county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

ARRIvED.-The Schmidt, one Of the missing
steamships, has arrived safely ut port. She
encountered terrible storms, which caused the
breaking Of her machinery and delayed her.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

A RADICAL IN LINBo.-A Radical member
Of the Ohio Legislature has been arrested and
held to bail for passing counterfeit money. He
voted for the 18th Amendment
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

EsCAPED.-E. NJ Yerger, who killed Gu
Crane in Mississippi nearly year ago, made
his escape from the Jail at Jackson, Miss, on
the morning of March l3th.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

STORM IN OwYHEE.--The Aralamchc say,
they have had terrible storm in Owyhec-
showing and blowing necessarily for three days
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

A SwINDLE REJEcTED.-The Senate Com.
mittee on Foreign Relations rejected the San
Domingo treaty by vote of five to two.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-03-24

UrpER WErsEg SuRvEYs.-We are in.
debted to Frank Miller, Esq, for the privilege
of publishing the following letter. which con.
tains good pcws for our Upper Weiser friends:
DosE crTY, l. r., March Is. 1870.
FRANK MILLER, ESQ. Dear Sir: Contracts have
been let to survey the Upper and Lower weiscr Val
ieys and IL In expected that the work will be COM
pleted before the lat of July next
Respectfully You're. L. r. cARTEE,
Surveyor General Of Idaho.
The Upper Weiser Valley is said to be one
of the richest and most fertile in our Territory.
Though at present but sparsey populated, the
completion OF the surveys thereby enabling
settlers to procure titles from the Government
will be an incentive to persons desiring good
lands to locate in Upper weiser. Should
Judge Skaters bill pass for mail route from
Boise City to Salubria it will afford them suf.
fcient mail facilities for n few years ut least,
md our friends in that section will not feel
ike they were cut of from tho balance of the
world rs heretofore.
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N0TfCE.

conmittee Of Boise county. OF Idaho City
80 OK SATURDAY. TUE % DAY or APRIL, 1870.
fn attendance is requested. as there viii be bust
ness of importance transacted. H. +. sAYRs. SEQ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
CITY ORDINANCES.
FUNDING BOND ORDINANCE.

AN FORnINANCE PR0vIDING FOR THE IssUANCE
oF s5O0,OOO or TaIRrY YEARS BOsDs, FOR
FUNDISs PU RPOsEs. ll3
Be z ordained oy the General OosalciI Of The eSsy
Of Memphis:
SECTION l. That for Che purpose of funding
i've hundred thousand dollars. lS500,OO0l or
any portion thereof OF the present due deDt
Of the city Of Memphis, or otthe notes bonds
or coupons for Interest upOu the bonded debt
OF the city of Memphis. becoming due duTing
the year 1870, the Mayor OF the city is hereby
autAoIIzsd 70 issue the Donds OF the city OF
Mem phis, having not more than thirty years
TO run TO maturity from the dGte of their is
suanee, and bearing interest at the rate Of SIX
per cent per annpm, pas able seml-annually
in The city OF New York or Memphis, at the
option OF the Mayor. rr-.H ; ~
SEC. 2 Said bonds. when issued, shall ba
denom4nated fnnding bonds OF lS7g, and shall
not exceed "a all the sum Of nye hundred
thousand dollars and shah be issued in de-
nominations OF one th0usand dollars each,
mum bered from one to five hundred respect
lively, with coupons for interest thereon al
tached, payable semi-Rnnually in the city of
New York or Memphis. t III. q
us Sc 6 = sfa fS SaH SGH1 when % & SO &issSsd shall be
city, in funding az par like amoant af the
present due debt, or OF the notes, bonds or
coupons, for Interest upan the bonded debt
OF the city becoming due during the year lS70
POUtded, that said bonds shall not be issued
OF used for any other use or purpose than
Inpdlng az par q Ike amount OF the debts Of
the city as herein provided ...r ~ vfs
SEC. 4. In order TO test the sense OF the quail
ined voters OF the city as to the issuance of
the above bonds, as required by the revised
charter, entitled an ast 20 reduce the charter
of the city of Memphis, and the several acts
amendatory thereof into one act and 10 re-
wise the same, passed December l. lSdg, See.
q, the Mayor shall, after giving thirty dayF
notice OF the time and place of election, In
two or more daily newspapers publishedsin
the city, submit tais ordinance 10 the quail
ned voters of the city. Those voting In favor
of the Issuance OF said bonds shah indorse
upon their tickets " Bonds, and those voting
against the Issuance of said bonds, "a NO
Bonds" and should three-fourths of those
voting vote In favor OF the proposition thea
feet. and said bonds may be isgaed as RrO-
Ylded in Sections !, and 3.
Approved April Y, lS7a IN 30 GA =
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RIoHANna, Oily Register. JyIO
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with the Queen. The carriage
was surrounded and frequently
stopped By an immense multitude,
wild with emotion, shouting iarewells
aud benediets6ns. The houses were
hung with flags, and at the railway
station arches were erected and pa
triotic Inscriptions displayed. The
Queen was weeping, and parted from
the King with repeated embraces.
When His Majesty from the platform
of the railway car finally saluted the
crowd the scene was indescri bable.
The people were frenzied with enthu-
siasIn. The entire courts, ladies and
all mingled with the crowd, and par
tic pating In its emotions, surrounded
tn old soldier and bid him goodbye.
FIR tNRFoRT, August 2.-The brOk-
ers mere now deal exclusively for
money; nothing done for settlement.
There has been only one failure of inn
p Jrtance-A. #. Jaeger.
MUNICH tvia LondOn1, August D.
King William arrived this evening,
with several members of his staff.
His Majesty received highly satisfac-
tory reports from the three army corps
on the French frontier.