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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-11

| The bearers of the returns to receive %
cents per mile going to and returning from.
Board adjourned and organized as Board OF
Equalization.
Fleschman e. Heyneman, by their council
). A. Merritt, appeared before the Board
claiming reduction on their assessment which
after being investigated and hearing the test.
mony IN the case, was taken in consultation by
the Board, and one o'clock, Tuesday, agreed
upon to render decision
S. h. Goldtrap. being present, claimed re.
duction on assessment of ditch property. and
the same was reduced $1,000.
Robert Armstrong appeared before the
Board and through his counsel, Frank Miller
claimed reduction on subsequent assessment.
which. being illegal at this tine, was continued
until October term.
TX was ordered by the Board that the assess
inent OF ) G. Rosenbaum be and remain at the
estimate and footing thereof made by Assessor.
W. - 'antines assessment on quartz mill
was reduc-d $500.
$. g. Rosenbaum. on house, was reduced
81 900.
Lauer * Swim, on book accounts, were
reduced si,43I so.
Board adjourned 10 Tuesday, o o'clock, A. NJ.
TUESDAY. July l2.-Board met and in.
strucied their Clerk 10 notify James Carr.
Road Supervisor, 10 Gene before the Board
and i'lc bond IN the sum of two thousand dol.
lars; also, q. w. Thatcher, in District No. :.
10 file bond 10 like sum.
Adjourned 10 | o'clock, r. NJ.
Board re-assembied nj ] o'clock. T.. N. Mr.
Carr came before the Board, aud after exam.
ining his accounts aud vouchers. and receiving
his report. the Board instructed their Clerk 10
noiii, VIM. M"loncy. Auditor. to issue no more
Road lax receipts 10 said Carr until he had
nled bond and the same was approved by the
Board
The report of VIM Moloney. Auditor. was
received and placed on file
The report of X. f.. Fooie District ATTORNEY.
OF delinquent Taxes was received. and exhib. |
lis " u * c. were stricken from the list. be. |
lag property that would not pay costs of sale. |
Hoard adjourned as Board Of County Com. |
and organized as Board of EquaIi.
TALON. In the matter Of Fcischman & Hey
aetnan M abatement of Sl6.5 500 was made.
ear'ng their assessment at Sts. e6s.
Adjourned as Beard of Equalization and re-.
organized as Board of County Commissio
One hundred aud hft,-two jurors certifi.
'aies were then laid before the Board and al.
owed amounting in all 10 81, 200.
he following accounts were then taken TN
nd allowed:
Ia ASazsaA gssa. IL
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Public Notice.
Sheriff's Sale. !.
NY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTE

DY VIRTUE OF AN EkE..lu,sTf Il
Id me directed. issued out OF me o0S ar D.
Bowen, Justice Of the Peace in iaan. . ny
county. Idaho Territory, on iuden va haft
said cour; on the 27th day Of July. s's y -
the people Of the Territory Of laa0g 80. bs
James Duncan. defendant and VA S.ss ctE
and lot on Main street in Pioneer sl.., 49, ps
I. T.. and known as the building W. ~. a Ess
by James Duncan as a store. Tor tae so,s esd
A-l00 dollars, and S2i and fu-iW sss-5lteifs
suit, being for taxes due on the sio ss.s 5as
ises for the fiscal year 1863, and eos'S .nn bs
s;h day of August A. d. 1870. EN "a a,unlS
aforedescribed premises to sstss ,Grila
costs and hereby give notice 'nA' m
Friday, the ID day Of septs1Oa' III
a, the hour Of II O'Clock N. Of ss,a ~ n SF
the court house door in Idaho olS, ne seg
auction to the highest bidder, for CO. ssssy 81 y
foregoing described premises
ment. costs and accruing costs, ,7Try. So
By II. r. SAyRs. Under Shern: E
Idaho City. August II. ls'oWs Is
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-11

Rr<rER--on July 10th. Dexter trotted bali
14as n sw,Soa n isost
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-11

Rotten El,eerD.-Gsorgs Fr,1.,,
the irrepressible nuisance. wa. .anch Tai,
ering a lecture in San Francisco sally dlt
nese question, advocating the ipt,a y ihs CT
encouragement of Chinese lab ,on.'odactiea )
ishman who was present bit him . "afaa l.
with a rotten egg. Train cha a Centre III
Ject of bis lecture; and the d;asse To a5
that he left for China the ne. tt, ns aat
hope he may take up his RESIDENCE a'O1 1l W
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John Taylor, Assessor ana =

re, rent, ... Assessor and Tax Collector,
James Dunn. keeping indieennit .,.;.......
q r. Bowen, reporting il ~; slck, ses d
VIM. Moloney, on Territory A'''ai cases, d
:. Guile, for bnrying chinawomoan .. y
:. 3. Emery. for use Of arms al a., No.
Jewell Lodge. rent Of Hall sir - a! jan, Y
The accounts of Drs. Freem..' p !, "a
and Belts, for holding post. s,naa, Hesly. 81
tons were laid over until 'na,m ..,tem esans
The Clerk instructed to MOTIF sto0er tern, AZ
present ut that time. A0'iiy partie, I y Y
1t is ordered by the Board th..
Clerk purchase 40 cords 81 'nat the Ca,.
Court House. u wood for ~ Ivy
Board adjourned. ID
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-18

f.om which he had just returned
when he wr5te the above. The idea
of overawing such precious political
scoundrels as sweny, Tweed, ,McCunn
aud their hosts Of repeaters is decld-
edlv original, and the project OF sub
stituting bullets for ballots where
the Democracy themselves held
nearly all the polls, is in Johns best
vein We venture the assertion that
John never saw a soldier while ne
was in New York City, nor heard Of
any one legally entitled to vote, who
was not permitted to do so. He ex-
pected "high old time" however'
and anticipated issuing his last
weeks paper decorated with haring
headlines, and sensational captions;
so he went to New York to see 1t
all. and came back with nothing but
the above. Poor John. We must
allow for his disappointment andgive
him little latitude, but don't think
he takes much comfort from his obser
vations. He thinks it will take Grant
and Congress "a long time to rec0rer
from its effects" hut that they will
recover is admitted. Yes, John, in
time for the next Presidential, by
which time the equitable enforce
ment of the law Of Congress in rela,
ton to voting, will have placed horS
du combat the repeating hosts Of
Tammany, without the interference
of ever a soldier.
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THERE is nothing like contrasts
for bringing out strong points OF
color. Here is one:
During the past year Republican
administration has diminished the
National debt$119, ,346,S34 0l-0hto
State Journal.
Here is another.
In 1860 under Democratic adj
ninistration the entire debt Of the
United States was less than
S7O,0OO,0OO. In 1870, under ten
years of Republican rule, it is over
81, ,4OO,OOO,O0O.
And another.
Previous to 1860 the entire expen-
sive of the Government were from
$40. .O0O,0O to 6O,O0O,O00 annually.
In 1870 they amount to $450,0OO,-
900.
Truly "there is nothing like con-
trasts for bringing out strong points
of color" PlaindeaIer.
The P. D. has made a slight mis-
take in the above reckoning, a very
slight one for a Democrat, but still a
mistake. The Democracy, before il
surrendered the reins Of government
into the hands of the Republicans
disnantled the fortresses of the land
stole the ships of the government
robbed the custom houses and Post
offices, and spoiled the country gen
orally, forcing upon it an expense O.
three Lillion dollars and debt Of az
many more, before it was willing tt
bow to the will of the majority. 1t was
$II9, ,346,834 OF of that debt which
this administration has paid. Truly
"there is nothing like contrast fol
bringing out strong points of color ,
What do YOU think of that shade.
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Cox's WITHDRAWAL from the Cab
met still furnishes food for the many
correspondents and journals who
have been looking Cor vulnerable
point in the Grant Administration
which they could sssail, and they as
sign something less that a thousand
reasons why the President should
have continued to hold onto Cox,
and, of course blame the President
in proportion as they assign reasons
why Cox was permitted to withdraw
But the more they agitate the mat
ter, the more does Cox himself ap-
pear to be the weak vessel, and if
his friends continue his defence a
while longer, there will not be over
much of Cox left. We expressed
the opinion, several weeks ago, that
he did well to retire as soon as he
found he could not longer remain
withoutdoing the administration an
injury, and the more we see Of the
matter, the more We are convinced
he didn't retire any too soon, and
perhaps an earlier retiracy would
have been more to his credit. In
fact his especial friends do not make
out a very clear ease for him, and his
own weakness In permitting the pnb
lication ofthe official correspondence
in the hope of proving himself a VIC
tim of intrigue, is proving kind of
mitraiIliuse, which is raking him
even worse than his famous "0berlin
letter" or his guiltiless "commenda-
tion Of Andy Johnsoo,' both of
which demonstrated his ability to
be imposed on, and proved a heavy
load for his party to carry for him,
even as his present complications are
proving a kind of "dead weight"
which it would be well to allow him
to shoulder alone, and sink under,
if necessary,-at least until he be-
comes possessed of ordinary pru-
dence.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-18

The vIcToRY of the French at
Orleans, although perhaps a costly
one, has, for time at least prevent
ed a union of the armies of Prince
Frederick Charles, and Won Der
Tam, and made the destruction OF
Won Der Tann's army probable, il
followed up. The Prussians were
forced back twenty miles, to Toury-
at which place a battle was expected
Efforts were also being made to re-
tard the advance Of tue army from
Metz.
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The LETTERS Of Judge Hord, which
we give in another column, portray
the state of affairs, in portion OF
Louisiana, and one of them rccounts
the particulars of a cold blooded
murder, which was evidently promp-
ted by the political hostility Of a pol
ton of the whites to negro suffrage
The District in which the murder
occurred went Democratic at the re-
cent election, and appliances used
were well calculated to produce tina
effect. The letters will be found es-
pecially interesting.
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ENGLAND.

The whole tide of popular feeling in En-
gland is running strongly IN favor of the
French. Even the Times, feeling its influence
has changed its tone, and urges Germany to
make a peace and Withdraw from France
while she may do so with safety. This feeling
is partly due TO the horror excited by the bar
baTisms and wholly unjustifable conduct of
the Prussians in attempting to suppress the
popular resistance, and partly to the rapidly
growing conviction that England will be the
next victim of German ambition. The speech
of Lord Chief Baron the other day, which de-
clared that Austria would be PROSTATE before
Germany, that Russia will be compelled to
barter her Baltic ports for Constantinople,
and that England, being safe only SO long as
she remains mistress of the seas, must arm her.
self for desperate struggle, has produced
gaeat alarm and dismay, and a hearty wish
for the repuise of the Germans and the tri-
umph Of the French:
LONDON, November l3.-Dispatches from
Tours on Friday evening repeat the statements
that there was lighting all day Thursday near
Colmiers, in which the French were successful
and that General Paliere's occupied Chevilly,
north Of Orleans, taking SIX hundred prisoners
and two guns.
The report is reiterated here that the delay
in the bombardment of Paris Is due to the ear
nest entreaties OF Queen Victoria.
BERLIN, November l2.-The Cross Gazette
SAYS the authorities will show no false generosi
ty in refraIning from bombarding Paris. The
fire will open very soon.
The official report Of the capture of Yerduu
is pubnshed. Two generals, eleven staff
officers and one hundred and fifty other officers
were captured. Besides these, 1876 guns, 49,
600 rifles and a large amount OF stores and
ammunition fell into the hands of the Prussians.
Dispatches from the German headquarters
st Versailles announce that Paris will not be
bornbsrded. The German authorities are con-
vinced that the CITY is 50 lily proyi,ioned that
the surrender may be expec. ed within month
from that cause alone.
LoNpox, November l3.-On Saturday
morning a special courier arrived from st,
Petersburg with dispatches to Earl Granville,
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The Democracy talk long and
loud, especially before an election,
about economy and reform. How
they practice on these professions
can be seen where they have the
power. Some five years ago they
went into power in Kentucky. and
found a balance of $4,000 in the
Treasury. Now the State is in debt
over head and ears, the Treasury
empty, and the taxes Of the people
are doubled. Such evidences Of De-
mocratic economy and reform, p"
stand out in bold relief, wherever
they have control of public affairs,
State or National.
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A rupture is said to have occurred
between Count Bismark and Count
Buast, the Austrian Prime minister,
which may materially change the
prospects of Prussia, should Austria
now Join sides with France. In
England, too, reports says, the war
feeling is now generally in favor OF
France. Russia, it appears, has
been making demands which do not
look favorable to European peace,
and altogether a general war begins
to look more probable. The nations
are angry.
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Victory has crowned the efforts of
the Democracy everywhere. Presi-
dent Grant and Congress. have re-
eeived such rebuke from Lhepeople
for their interference at the polls,
that it will take them long time to
recover from its effects. = 4
The People without distinction of
party affiliations, all have reason to
be thankful for the signal overthrow
OF the cohorts of degpotism, who at
tempted on last Tuesday to substi-
tute bullets for ballots, and to over
awe the free expression of opinion at
the polls, Let every freeman rejoice
ald dtakecourage!-Buoyrt Journal.
Really, friend Cymer had bet
tor take another trip to New York.
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LOUISIANA, lis now claimed, has
gone Republican by 10000 majority
and elected an unbroken delegation
to Congress, which is a gain of four
instead of one as at first reporsed.
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NIIII ulIU NV u5pdL IILoII'
IN complications seem INN
RIOT IN CORK.
13.-Some fifty 81
a,iorbE 70 ,.,----,o-- 4J,o Js

CoRK, November 13.-Some fifty soldiers
undertook tonight to revenge the death Of
Gleason, private in the lst Drdgoon Guards,
who Was killed III quarrel with some citizei {
last week. They provoked fight with the
townspeople, which soon became hot They
were soon reinforced by some forty comradesS
and the mob of people also increased. A scene
OF indiscriminate violence followed, and was
only stopped by the interference of the police.
Several soldiers, policemen, and citizens were
badly injured, but no deaths are reported. AL
the soldiers are under arrest
DOLE, November 1.-THE Prussian force
at Chagny about $500 strong, has been re-
called to Gray, in the Department of Haut'
Saone, owing to the recapture of Diion by the
French. Three hundred Prussiars attacked
this place yesterday, but were handsomely re-
pulsed BY tho National Guard
The Worlds correspondent at Dole, says
Dion has been recaptured by the French, witt
after a brilliant engagement drove the PTussi
ans from the city Tho Prussians are retrea
ting northeast along the road leading through
the towns of Marebau and Mantache to Gray