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The New York herald., 1870-03-28

The following were the closing prices OF stocks on
Saturday evening:-Canton, 641l So; Cumberland,
23H 30; Western Union 31h 3i11; Quicksilver,
81 OK; Mariposa AT; do. preferred. IL q 12K
Pacific Mail, s1,l 80; Adams Express, COX 8O7s
Wells-Fargo Express 19>S q 20; American Express,
37k 3s; United states Express, 47A a AS;
New York Central consolidated 92 92h; do. scrip,
90 a 9o4; Harlem 142a a l43h; Erie, 25 25la;
Reading, oe,. osA; Michigan Central ilsh 100;
Lake Shore, 81 87sS; Illinois Central, 14OK 143;
Cleveland ana Pttsburg sssl 99h; Chicago and
Northwestern, II T1h; DO. preferred, SO q S3,a;
Rock Island 119A 100; Milwaukee and 50. Paul.
5sA 5sh; do preferred, 72A a 72I; Toledo and
Wabash, As a 45h; Fort Wayne. 921 92h; Ohio
and Mississippi, 2sX 20; New Jersey Central, 1o21
1924.
CLOSING PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the final street prices Satur-
day evening for the government list:United States
currency SKIES. 112N 1l3; do. sixes, 1881, 113A
113X; do do, coupon, 11a3s q 1l3&; do. ave.
twenties 1892 coupon '1o9k lOo4 do. do, coupon
1904, 10SA 10sH do do. coupon, 1885, do, 1854
1887; do. do, new, 1914 107H; do. do coupon,
1857 1O7M 1OS; do. do. 1868, T0S14 bid; DO. ten
forties. registered, l041 104&; do. do, coupon.
10iA 1o5.
RAILWAY MATTERS.
The following Is the statement Of the Illinois Gen.
trai Railroad for the year ending January l. 1870:
Cancelled bond scrip. lp.................... IL, ITO
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY. March as-s p. ".

SATURDAY. March 2s-6P.M.
CorFEE-Rio was quiet, but quito steady in value. The
sales were 4o bags, OK Merrmac, private terms.
other kinds the market du but unchanged No sales
CorroN.-The market only moderately active, tho
demand from A being limited but "a the offerings
still only moderate, prices steady at
quotations. Tho sales s bales Of which $50 were Tor
The business future deliveries Yer only moderate
March, at 211c $50 do, for May at 2iHc 45O do for
June At 2c, 2lhc Ac 100 do for July, 2l4c 100
June, at aic- akc, and 100 do Tor April at aic We
Qu0te:-
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submitted them and as matter or course all must
be considered In secret session. Any one or all OF
them may therefore be pushed through when no
than three Senators are present. The jobs will
bear watching.
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NAVAL SroaEs.-spirts turpenne was dull. but held
ly Tne 70
dull and prices heavy The sales were only about loo
- sr No. Pale and extra pale quoted Il
$4 80 Tar dun and nominal at ~ d ~ W for VIII
Linseed QUOTED a. sse &c., IN sa... without
PRovIsIoSs Receipts, "a bbs pork, Ss4 package9 cut
1ss s. IS :
fst al asl s s s srs e' .sts
quiet S"sssd ana .ss sS Sales ff5 Sss e d
Cr prime and ,bs ns % q sss horns Sp ss
Wsstern Bacon % was vas dull ana At c cambsr
land eu M for short rib az and m 5a for long clear Ga
Isns, sItha Taass Fl ios lss dry sailed AID
ss Ssa aa. and
ths spot quiet at about yssterdays prices the sales
1iS1 delivery % pr.' ssr
market T eas Tsi au ..S. aea
close sO as about I i4ac i5S Dbl. sold l4c lsc
a % rssSs e 's a s aa
lower the market closing is sSe For % refined oil the
became weak, and closed a. about 5sMs. decline
sa q as s HS 1as a,ss ss: ss sS
ard white were quoted at 2sc soc the latter price for
ioc in Philadepha the mnrke. demoralized There
srss Essi u s4SH
as sssa sss ss ses 's:af s afp
May and June private terms
KICE-CaroinA steady, with small sales within the
range Of b1Sc. &C. for common to prime.
SUGAR-There but little activity In the market for raw
to-day the demand being confined TO ols supply the pre-
sent requirements OF buyers Holders were generally
anxious TO realize at former prices The sales were
20OO bores at 94c. llhc.; 80 hhds, part at l03sc.
for Porto Rico and 5000 bags Manila at ssSc.
Refined was dull being but little demand, and prices
continued heavy ,oWo qao;e-Irara isc, ~, isAc soft
white l1Ac. 126c. extra @, ll36c. D1ac, and yell
low, lol.c. llac We :, quote: :,C Cuba.lnferior 70
ss soos 9sns 4snas Sc s sss ssaass aaossy 81
S6c. prime choice grocery l0c l9Tc centrifugal
and 3c. I0c. molasscs hhds. and boxes &c.
exc; melado, 4Sc. 7c Havana-Bores Dutch standard
Nos 70 8 SIC. asc do 10 to H. 9ac sc d. a 70 l5
n l2hc.; do, whte 1890. 12s4c. Porto Rico-Rehnng
grades s9sc. a 9,sc.; grocery grades, 9hc lie
SEEDsLnseed duh and nominal at 81 10 81 1917,
gold duty paid Grass were du az aac for clover SS 50
STEARINE was hrmer, with a moderate demand and
small ferings. The sales 10000 lbs fair quality at
IKE, closing at 14Sc. n 15c. for fair to choice
TALow moderately active with sales OF 25CO lbs at
9hc. a 956c.
Receipts 300 bbls. The market quiet, but
closed firm 81. Sales $50 bbs., in lots, at 9oc. @I
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-Wheat quiet aud unchanged. The (nosty last
oveningl comprised about 10000 bushels at 81 81 0i for
No. spring 81 09 4l 10 for No. Milwaukee. In store;
81 IL for small lot Minnesota, store, 81 IS
amber winter in Corn hrmer igith small receipts
and light offerings. The sales about 600 bushels at
9sc M for Western mixed helatter price for
ly yellow; al 05 for Western yellow 81 02 81 03 for Jersey
do, 81 03 for old Western mixed in
quiet held with frmness. The sales 600 bushels
6lc 6c for State, tho inside price lots store
Sic 81 no for white Ohio Rye was stl duh aud prices
nominal at csc 81 05 for State and Western Both
barley and barley malt duh nominal or peas 4000
bushels Canada brought 81 IN bond
FEEIGuTs.Thc market quiet the offerings being only
moderate but rates to all ports quite steady Tne
charterng business extremely quiet The engagements
were TO Live,poo 800 bushels whsa, at 4d 500 bels
bushels peas At ID and 400 bales cotton at I'D To London
Phadephia to por. the Continent with 2bo0 bbs naph
tha at 6s brig to Porto Rico and back sugar at &C.,
u brig to Cadz with 1l00 petroleum at IS. 3d.
quiet but prices steady ut former
tationS. We heard OF no sales.
HEMP dull aud prices nominal at tho quota uons
published in last issue.
HAY-With increased receipts, ana only moderate de-
mand, the market heavy. closing at 90c 9sc for
shipping 81 tl 20 for retail lots $la II ~ for long rye
straw, and 90c for short do.
Hops.-There was but little demand, but prices waro
steady at I5c CSC. for primo Choice
quoted at &c 3Oc.
MoLAssEs demand stl Light being only for
small lots and prices continued to rule heavy at last
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Upi0nds and Noble and
=

FLOUR uRAIN.--Receipts z $50 bbls. Hour leo do
and A0 bags meal, f0 bushels wheat 800 DO corn
63l6 The -four ruled dull and heavy, but
prices were nominaly unchanged; The sales were about
1850 bbs For Southern -four the demand toleraby
tive, at lower prices sales 500 bbs sRye was
duh heavy sales 200 bbls or sales
ported OF 400 bbs at - 80 for Brandywine and "a Is for
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aV'@.'..'. &l3, CI3
LIVERPOOL TO sAN FRANCISCO IN NINE DAYS.
The Miners Journal says
r. A. Wilder, Esq, OF Pennsylvania. has made
application lor patent for new railroad and ma
cninery, by which the "trip can be made from New
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is correct list of marine transfers
from March 20 to present date, incluslye:--
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
KENZIE-WILLIAMS.-On Thursday evening,
March "a. at the Fifth avenue Brick church, by the
Rev. WilAam NJ. Paxton, ID. d., Mr.. MORTIMER L.
MACKENZIE, OF this city, to Miss HARRIETrR PRICE,
daughter OF the late W. ]. Williams, OF Newburg.
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INDIAN TREATIES.

xr. Vincent Colyer's Friends Talk Fight-Their
Official Record as Shown by the Report Of
Governor Harvey, Of Kansas-Traducsrs
OF General Sheridan Working in the
Interest Of the Indian Ring
Horrible Record Of 0utrages-
Indian Ideas Of Treaty
stipulations - General
Parker's Report.
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Dat. C,an. Name. Tonnage Isha
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nj ID. WooDHuLL, PRODUCER OF AND DEALER
1ss In Orange county Mix and Cream Hotels kesaur-
ants and leo cream saloons supplied by wagons from
Prospect PARK TO Harlem river. Cream well packed IN leo
shipped 10 All points from ashnPon 10 Boston We have
Troy
Principal Office Nos 90 ~ and "a North Moore street. New
YORK Branch once corner Adams street and ayenae
Brooklyn
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

DvAD - IdwjU VI stauton. "a.a"cr"iJrl u
VIZ, dIrd 81 ri, r"s'd"Dor ~ Wa.hippr"H C,ts
D"c"t0b"r 2ib b. . hw day. bctor", b"
bad b""D dominated ~ GrlD' oDd "oofrm'd
ny the E"Datc ~ ~ bss0cl0fr .jDnjr" 81 The
tGpr"m" CoDr ~ ~" Iul"d siai"p %ow
tbat 81" man = bean "" do not propo.r - re-,
,je" bic copd1M "hd" nytng that ho, bccn
.1Gic,.n'ly d0o" b"r"totor", .but ~" vii oDIy
remark that HraDR" fatality seems ~ attend
III" prjD"jpaI 0ctDTs - the Snrratt trag"d; 4
n,w u them jet i1ger, but. liz" Icpcr.. they
are sb1DDed BY their former tn"nd. and asso.
cistos, md ARE dragging ont tnjs"rabI" "x.
jsteDcs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

EARTHQUAKE bHOcHs --OH M0nday, De.
cember 18th, fw0 ,boc.s Of an earthquake
we're felt nc Sacramento, about sir 0'cI1rk IN
the evening, lasting about twelve seconds II
WA alsO felt nj Stockton and Truckcc, and at
Iowa Hill, 10 Placer county, three shocks were
felt. No dsmage was done, and what appears
singular 10 THAT il was not felt ut San Francisco,
between Reno and Wadsworth, 10 Nevada, it
disIodgcd massey Of rock which tunbled on
tie railroad track and detained the car"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

DrFAULTEEs.-Qutca number of the car.
petbng sherifis in Virginia, appointed By Gen.
Candy under the Reconstruction Acts, have
turned ont defaul.crs TO the State in sums
ranging from fye to twenty thousand dollars.
On" of them, named c. S. Cody Sheriff of
Culpepper county by Military appointment has
been tried by a Military Commission and fined
$1,000 and sentenced TO five yenrs in the peni-
Tertiary.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

DECLARATION OF INDEpFynvvon
Iarati"n of Independence has been 49, @~
the Provisional Government of p.
and the Northwest Territory sigpr5 !, =
Prince, President, and LOUIS PirIIe S.,.. w.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

CoLLIsros.-Tbe ferry boats on North river,
the Jay Gould and James Fisk. run into each
other. while 10 the middle Of the river. q few
days ago. No lives were lost. but the boats
were dansged 20 the extent Of $4,000.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06
BOISE CRY ITEMs.-we TAX. =. -.
items from the Statesman os L.. NC ioloNjj,

BOISE Cry IrEMs.-We tab.
items from the Statesman of last w. lle fa'r
The election in Boise CITY 49, 'uesdas
Monday and resulted, as nsn,, came Of On
victory; The returns are an ia ~ Denocn'
For Mayor, Charles Himr" UdI'O wa IVY
Griffin, (Rad. 1872; CouncilmeoSa Deal u
BIG, Agnew. (Dem. 3l2, F"rHv e''' Tess tb%%
Roth, ,(Dem) 253, Greathnyyasn Dem 4
ton rad l22, Bayhouse, Z IR }M1a' lS, N
Kad.) lO7; Marshal, HolbrooE@ u' }h Ila NJ
Underwood, (Rad.) la; Tr"a. DEM N
dem: 2l2, Reed, Rad. 49, .'Iurer, Gal
ton, (Dem.) 3ls, Race, Rad. nl1s s
Democratic majority nearly 2o y ~ A'ea1
1. {. Bail, who was arresto5
with a deadly weapon upon n"a O 'Gr IN ,a
an examination before Jnstir"' Ii'tawatk
discharged. Heed, Miller .pJ naa' Rd
prosecution, and II. f. Prickrtt a. n.4a5gag
Wells. Fargo Il Co. publish . wi W, .aeteatl
and after January 18th there will ""Ilee tha
ton III tariff of freights 10 S.r \" II De Aa
the railroad. raacsO
The ball given by the quadtille b,.,
lear Eve was complete surcs s"O %
ladies' and a corresponding numS .%'t
men attended. Oef VI ggtN
Major ', ). Eggl+ston, Payms,,., :,
started with an escort 10 INV aSS ~ |. s
Camp Harvey aud Warner in e o rar t'@a
BldWell IN California, and Camn 01 T,sn 10
in Idaho. sup laftt I'D
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

EUROPEAN MAILs.-European steamship
lines refuse TO carry the mails after January
LIST for the sum offered by the Postmaster Gen.
eral--two cents for each letter
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

RADICAL LIE NAILEp.-'rhe officers of the
Kings county Aims House. in New York, pos
sitively deny the story that they expelled dis.
abled soldiers because they voted the Rrpubli.
can ticket =,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

ENOUGH or MOEMoxlsM-Tbp H.,
OF brigham Young Jr., has deserted b, =,
returned 10 her fathers house in pbi,3I''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

RrMoK.-The telegraph dispatches contain
a rumor that Pratt, United States Senator
from Indiana. will shortly resign his seat on
account of i'll health Pratt is the largest, man
ton enjoyed robust health. Associating with
such corrupt set seems TO have undermined
hIs constitution, and he shows his good sense in
getting away from Washington soon possible.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

COmPLErEp.-On December 18th, the first
section Of twenty miles Of the East side Ore.
gon rniIrond. owned by ben IIoIIaday, was
completed, and the bridge over the Clackamns
finished. A passenger train, with Mr.. Holla
day and invited guests, ran up To the end Of the
track and back on that day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06
CHANGING ELECTION DAY,


ment, has ever arrayed itself in opposition t,
every measure for guarding the purity Of thu
ballot box" etc, The WORLD, under liz pres
ont management, Inns ever urruyod itself and
viii always bo found IN opposition to every
measure dsrrgardins the purity OF the ballot.
box. md which invariably rmnnatrs from Rndi.
rnI sourr"s I'ndIcnl papers arc thclast ~ III"
world thar should have anything 10 Say about
! the purity OF the ballot box or the acquiescing
10 the vii 81 the lnnjnriIy The Maze vii! not
deny but Ghul The Radicals carried Idaho aud
elected Wallace rs Delegate 10 Congress by
means of fraudulent returns, IN 1853, and ia
their ANXIETY 90 succeed oyrrdOnr the matter,
III" Laramie returns not being required, and
the fraud being ~ apparent 10 every one that
lhvr were thrOwn out IL Is an easy matter
Tor tn" Mare 10 make assertions md accuse
Democrats ct voting "raIy aud often Our
contemporary has evidently not forgiven H."
people for IUN,tng him. by eight al nlur humid
red majority, 10 stay II home aud attend Ia his
own business. about q year aud half ago 1t
sticks ~ hi rraW, and the only way b. can rN-
rus" himself Tor his presumption IN Offering
himself to the people ~ their Drlrgatr is 10y
slandrrug them aud accusing them "t voting
early AID often against him He winds up hs
artIrr ~ follows, having reference 10 ia" Con.
grrs'Ionai enactment changing the time Of the
general election 10 Idaho aud Washington Ter
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

ONE OF GRANTS PosTMAsTERs.-W VIM. b.
Phillips, late Postmaster at Cambridge, Md,
was sentenced. Dec. 10th. to six months i'm
prisonment and fined So, 400 for embezzlcment.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

RUMoRs from Washington indicate that
there Is probability OF q change of policy, on
the part OF the Administration, in regard to the
Cuban question by speedily recognizing the
belligcrent rights Of the insurgents
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

DETGLoATIoS.-Tb Merchants Exchange
Bank of New York city has been defranded Of
fsnd. amounting TO sooo0oc bS their Cashier.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

PHURSDAY,,,,,,,,, JANUARY IT, iF51
--s---4sff----v--a-
NV MIAlNH EXCITEMENT, Tho p""p'
VI Montana Territory Dre N fever Of "sr''"
Hpnt over tho reported discovery VI very REL
md extensive diggDgs ~ Cedar 'P""h ~ INA
Territory We learn from tbH NJ" NorfhW's
Of December l7tb Ibnl The town VI NsssVU!a
IN that ppFPitpr,, IL almost hppopUlnInJ N con
spDllp0pp II he rash inp Ibr n"W mines, Ih'
pppp whore tba nrw discovery has br"n lnnI'
- about fort, mites from Noos" crrrh trrry II
Nlssoua county The rPrrh Il about tWrnty
Mountains ~ U0n letter written by u Mr.
Robert Kelly md wmrh IA published IN thr
NfP NJpihWRi, thu writer SAYS Il" onIy saw
iwO pans of dirt washed which prosprrtcd -
cents 81 the tWo pms, bot be- 'DtS that oib"r'
nave pfospertrd with better results, Ga" man
named Upton got ~ - I" rs" pans, another
mnn named jim Ln~l"r got 80 - out Of one
pan If dirt, md th" diaroi"r"rs bad pnun"d
out $500 Another writer says j" al" ~
washed from i've pans "i dirt "n clam NJ.
y below the disrUy"ry IN" main stream IL
..olI.d C.dor c,,ek ,u,o Which nm, uumrrou.
ida ,nl,h.. A ,ovr called oo,,itI. b,.
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06
INTEGRITY OF DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTS

!
Spanish Embussador, or procured from him'
some champagne, and Mr.. Jefferson, knowing
that all foreign minister's received such things
/ from Europe and that they were exempt from
duty, still as come OF il which had thus en-
tered free OF daty was 10 be used by himself,
he conceived that be- had no right to evade the
revenue laws aud accordingly wrote letter.
of which the following is Il copy, to the Col
lector of the Port Of Philadelphia:
WApnIHGros, Feb. G. 1903.
DEAR SIN, Monar d'Yruio the Spanish Minister
here. has been Kind 10 spare Alo 200 bottles Of
champagne part ~ larger parcel imported Tor ms
own use and consequently privileged from duty but
IL Would be improper for me L. take the dement, Oh
that must therefore ask the favor Of you 10 take
the proper measures for paying the duty Tor WHICH
purpose enclose on bank check for ~. dollars.
the amount Of IT, II IL could be done without men
toning my name. 1t would avoid il!inttnded obher.
va,ion4, in such MA! az the, "by duty paid
Oh part Of such parcel Of wines not emitted 10
priyilcgcI or III any other way you please. The
wine was Imported into Phadeph probably about
midsummer last. Accept nrHnccs 81 my great 60
terln and respect. I'll. JEFFERSON.
nLE. NULL SbLKd.
such action on the part OF Mr.. Jefferson IN
regard to such tri1ug matter az paying the
duty ON 300 bottles OF champagne, which, un-
der the law was entitled 10 enter free of duty
Is belonging 10 Il foreign minister, stands out
IN bold contrast with thr action Of Mr.. Grant
and other high Radical officials IN thrs.' latter
day, of puritan morality Mr.. Grant was
trouhI.d with M ,oos.j.u,,ou, srruol..s during
m. mast summer in maxine a rrouisi,ion ON the
Nay, Drnorfmrut for ! t;oycrulnrut vessel 10
t,ta b,, and III. f,,,,l, rround :, th,. differ.
cent v.,,,.~,., ,,,,r,,. ami Mfr Secretary Rohc-
.,u nm ,.>u,n,u, cLnrs, 81 ii. Navy Drpart.
c.nt under III. rlr, If insucrtioy the t.r,,
and o,,, YARD. IL coro,,,u, Win , number Of
tr,rnd, Tool, o,,t. on extensive pleasure ,rjy
i. b,,rJ ., o5r ,l r1,. ,.o,rronrn, y-,,.g> !,
,,,,. ,,,.,..,. -, ~, npLI,c of course Durjrr
I,u,l,,,,,,.. Administrations d, similar ,c, "a.
,I,n. >,,,,. ,,hi.f r,pJ. .,,.,,. ,,,.I 4, Gov.r,.
,,,a, .,,.,,.,.~. and NJ E,..,r,,, ,,;I ,L,.,,
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06
CaRPET-BaGGER WAR.

| Tn the last issue of the .Statesm IN we observe
that the war against carpet-baggers is still Wig
orously prosecuted. and Nogge, c. j., gets an
other beEetit, WHICH, from all accounts we re-
ceive, he certainly richly deserves. We have
no particular sympathy or fellow feeling for
Radicals Of any kind, but if we are 10 be
damned with Radical officials we certainly pre-.
fer Idaho Radicals to any of the imported stock.
In referring to private letter received from
Washington City, short time ago, from which
it az pears that our imported Chief Justice has
been endcayoring to carry water on both Shout
ders, the Statesman says:
II shows the calDre Of the man WHO iniicts his
ignorance and duplc:ty upon the people OF Idaho III
the capacity OF Chief Justice He first signs petit
ZION for Judge Curtis and then immediately writes
long letter III opposition 70 him. But that IS NOT near
bad he has done. III the case OF Gov Ballard,
he has placed himself the record in four different
POSITIONS first for and then against and then repeat
Ing the contortion, and never twice alike
So it appears that the WORLD is not alone
in It's estimate, either of Noggle or Of Moul-
ton, and We are glad To see that such unworthy
officials are not upheld b. the honest Republic
cans of Idaho, even # they were appointed BY
Ulyss The First" However, We cannot but
entertain some hope that We may soon be
licyed OF the presence Of these obnoxious lndi-
viduals Grant seems to have evInced desire
10 consult the wishes and feelings OF the pco-
pie OF Montana by removing Ashley, and We
hope that he may extend his Executive elem
81. = l,,r ,,G
II couple o! officials equally as obnoxious and
az any change could not be for the worse, We
are Indifferent as 10 Whu should step INTO their
official shoes, except 50 far as the position OF
Chief Justice is concerned. We nave ;ttor-
ncys in Idaho, Of the Radical persuasion, COIN
potent and well qualified il every respect, aud
who could nud would fill the position with cred
Il /" ihrms elves and 10 tie satisfaction oi the
people, irrespective ol party. aud We would
prefer seeing al Idaho attorney appointed.
Bat We seem 10 have no rights the Admu!slra-
.or : boInd 10 respect, and the Territories.
i late years appear II be considered penal
'oloA!cs 10 wA.c!. troublesome and hungry Of
ice seekers are 10 be baui>hei. without a.4y
regard Ia their qualifications Tor the positions
% Which they are appointed. California, how
,'"g Is Well supplied viii Eal.ca, attorneys.
.ai !: ~ must have i rarrr,-ba-gcr sc would
reirr "nr irem iAa: STATE, on c.'.. and
.r.,niual codes are copied ,rom tie California
'rtcl.rc And when Wisconsin pcu>.o4cr on
-... L.ai.ft GENES herr AZ. ....fs,,,5u...> .s..t
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u q. %. F.-ExCELSioR Lo L. ~iT meet (
l.. 80. q. f. OF CenieFNiiff osrcrOOun
every saturday evening at Their LI srs invitS
sS- Brethren IN good sfAn'' PfOUrE
tend. :, ,eea-ay.
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