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New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
DIED.

CoHKLry raesy 10th inst John cOnHn The 57b year Of bis
The relatives friend. nyei 70 a'iead TIE neri from she Lee
ave Reformed Chrrh Boo d., on Thurss Is' inst al
O'Clock
PosTgAt YOnker. Tusay April - Peter H. Fo'er The Sa
o his
The funeral rvee held al Ft Presbyterian Church.
THURSDAY. the 2lsi at 4 O'Clock.
KS-On sunday April H. Mary GeItmde vile o: Lnson D.
Fielicks. daughter u the late John ho'eL =. -,
and scluAnanoes respectfully ing WI iaft e
Invitation 70 attend Of her mother No -
Bast Twenty ysrsst "Wednesday the I ins. Al o'clock ? m
GARDNER-At Pnse y. j. Moada, Agdl 49, Avah Garlner
n the 65th ~ his
The relatives and friends family respectful nes,el 70 attend
the funeral hi, late residence, 1hursA Afn a. A. J. Aui
from the First Baptist Church att p M
HADDBy-On Sunday evening April H. 1870 Jmes Bgar 1iten
Funeral be held his late residence 10 ) Lo 81 oa
Wea5s55Se sy. s ~ j. tbe so ., osaa n d,y 3, II, m
BoNB-On Monday 18Th inst, aer lingering Illness ilAP o "a
Of be- late pliip lOre.
The funeral will take place the Church Of the Tr,n'gn'non h
Twenty niBtst at u o'clock lhurdy Hornfg he anu
friends family Invited - attend siAou Turner NV '-o'
JENKIYs-In the City of Bro,rn April ~ 1870 Lillian Bn ,i
beloved daughter Henry and Ml Jenk Es aged years o"'
Bad OF earth % bloom IN Heaven
Baltimore Geneva ami Rochester papers Fieose COPY
PLATTOn Tuesday April 10 Margaret, wiow Of Thomas p'' 10 The
Resos and ferls are invited 10 attend
drcs Onehnnded and tweuiy thru s. Harlem t hoass ess
Fstsye Friday the 2d inst at y c'cA Ihe remains vi" %
taken Staten Island b. The O'Clock tain
sMIT-On Tussay April 49, Of scarlet fever RI iael yourgs
Shelton aud H. Denton Smith, age yeAr' months
and DAYS.
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral from residence o her peit No. 70 west twenty
sirth-st on Thursday morning at 10 ococa'
WIITBHEAD-AtSt ST. Augustine Porta on t'n,av Ap " Wltm
Whitehead Civil Engineer OF William A. Wheheei oi Ae~a
N. j.. agel 3J years aud 6 months
wICKBS-On the 18th nst Hcary Ca, son Of James H. and La
Wckes, aged IL months. . ..,,r.
Funeral Wednesday the 2)b inst at o'clock, from No. J' "e"
Twenty yeighthst
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
"IRIsH BARDs AND BALLADS"

Mr.. Charles w. Brooke of Philadelphia
spoke in Stenway Hall last evening Irish Bards and
ballads" He began by saying that tue deeds OF a
nation have always been handed down TO postcry IN
song The true history of Ireland is found In the ballads
OF its bards In the days of Irish kings the Ministries
accompanied the soldiers to battle and they were con
sGercd IA necessary the machinery Of war. The war
r0rs were ambitious that their deeds should inspire the
bards to celebrate them in In every house there
were two harps, and where the stranger came
he was treated with great honor ii he could
recall the glories of other days; win the
moest periods OF tine, and the road grows brighter
every step. The ballad lives when all traces OF IT'S
early history OF Ireland and showed that during the
days greatest oppression the Irish Dars gave 10
the world their sweetest songs, and though III was u
lawful for mnstss ask for bread yet the genius OF
poesy lived on. Several selections were reclted rom
ioycr Moore and Others Miss Josephine Schmpf sang
"The last Rose of Summer" What would you DO, love-
and IN ilarb ballad5.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
RRooKIyN BOARD OF EDUCATION.

At the meeting of the Board, yesterday,
communication was received from Mr. j. Watson setting
forth that he had unfairly treated by the Building
Committee TO whom he had sent bid for painting new
School No His bid was for $ll75, but the Com
ttee had awarded the contract to another person for
a. 6iO Referred to the School House Committee Tor
report The Music Committee, to whom was referred
the secon OF two music teachers reported in favor OF
tIe appointmcnt OF Mrs. Martha L. Clarke and Miss
Sarah G. Howard, AT en- annual salary OF $50 each
Tor the u Naval Academy offered for adoption res0lu
tons that they would award the cadeships to pupil OF
the public schools under charge of the Board and that
candidates should present themselves for examination
before the Committee Tuesday 10th inst, at o'clock
Considerable discussion took place to whether the
the county towns should be excluded from the chance OF
"tbo public and district schools of the lid Congressional
District" II was adopted by vote of l6 to Is.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DONRSTIC MARKETS.

SAN PRAscsco April our quiet and unchanged Wheat sales
of Choice at $I 5ild$l CO. Legal Tenders, s9t
April l9Four dull at 81 251 % O3a 70 10 Bran
9sS si 90 Hay s26 So Pork bm S3OG 25 Bacon, ia
GisIal7i Hams 5sc Lard armer hee l6 el7c keg IA
ieic sugar easier; Prime lQllic. MoassesPnn OH D72c
WHISKY 8i 81 s Coffee firm but unchanged Sterling E5Sh,Iggs g
AB,yY April ls-Nohng doing Wheat Rye firm but unchanged
hell at la O5 Corn hn 81 2a 81 3 for Old Western -
IS FOR toand Yellow Western at 81 49, 1000
bush Old III and car bite State 81 To- Oas
very and yanng the offerings which were light wee ss
accented choice Sate sales car No hte
AT c and one car No Nothing doing in Barley
April The Cotton market Is more active and nreri
sales 40 baies receipts 300 bales Mdting 2l02ltc III A.
N. April 19-Spnts Turpentlne dull al fic'
Rosa steady Strained $780, to Pale 81 5od S5 l2 Crude
Turueune steady 81 80 rs Tar steady at Sl o. Nothing
doing in Cotton
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
TILE FENIANs IN COUNCIL.

A number of Fenians, in sympathy with
Cen 0Nel and his proposed raid on Canada met yes
terday at Masonic Hail. In response TO call Issued by
Gen ONeiI who has been President OF one branch OF
the Fenian organization for some time. The business
was confined 10 the examination Of the credentials OF
delegates, of whom large number were present NO
other business done, at any rate 1t was not made
public The Congress will last five days, and at its Close
or before the people will be all informed about the talked
OF raid on Canada which the Senate, who recently css-
lated themselves out Of office dsapproye ,and whch Gen.
O'Nel 80 strongly advocates.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
sUICIDE BY SHOOTING.

Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest IN
the book bindery OF A. T. Barnes Co.. No. Dutchst
over the body John Conkn late foreman Of the est@
lishment, who committed suicide. For considerable
time past Conklin has been worried by the demands OF
his business but yesterday seemed in his usual spirits
About lOi some of the workmen wished TO consult
Mr. Copklin but he not to be seen in any OF the
work rooms and thought that he had temporarily
left building Something over an hour the
dead body of Mr. Conkn was found IN small room on
the third Ito r. He had removed his apron, opened his
vest and placing the muzze OF the pistol over ms heart
almost instant death. Conkn was In good circum-
stances and leaves q wife and family in Wilamsburgh
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

BALDWIN, GRIFFIN In city Tuesday 18th inst, by Rev.
Charles sing william Baldwin aud Mary Grdn, all o this city
Nc cards
CoLRs-LArTgE-In NewYork City, April H. by Rev Wa Spenaa
Edward Coles OF wansbuyh, Va, To Della Lsten o fhinee
n j.
the residence Of the hes fathe b the
D Monday Aprl 49, 1870 Joha astirs o. staten
Island Mary daughter VI the Rev W. Harlow Of Brook
lyu L. l. No eard1
yACKSoS-wBBBAts St. Abns Church Eghieeoa and Snh ave-
Monday evening April Ia By Rev TkonaA Gsesst Jl"
D. jackson Loi A daughter Of ia hIe David "sob OF Of hu
dty
yByoNS-SETON-0p Tuesday, April ~, by the Rev William y
COirf Re OF ~ Pnuls Church. Easeher ibom~ H. sesaA 70
Isabel, dsa.htr of tie late William setcn oi cagoa
TiiA1BtFHiRBER-On Monat April 49, by Rev Thomas Jsg
ga, 81 Jshr's Nhrrh, ionkr hehn u fs't ~ u Ana
fset eldest osasa,Ni ID, lave james IhaItt VI
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
JAMES PAXTON ON BEAUMARCHAIsE THE DRAM
ATiST.
Rofore n snecio1 meeting of the Historical

Society held last evening. James Parton, the popular
essayist and bographeI, delivered a lecture ON Beau
mar chaisc. the dramatist OF the French revolu-
ton" The attendance good, and MI Parton
upon his appearance was greeted with hearty applause
The address-for a satisfactory report OF which we
regret TO he unable to fnd this morning-was an
admirable and discriminating account OF Beanmarchals
his lit rary growth his dramas, and their hnuence IL
WINS aplyeued with transations OF favorite passages
and with Witty sallies from tho lecturer, aud was
wMmly received vote OF thanks was ai~r"Mu
passed by the Society.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

The Rice Divorce Suit aud in is eansns great excite
mep Boston young not marry in haste Rice
% h. h n He sweas that made him believe she
bot his own age using BALM upon her lace neck aud
hands Poor youth probably found her elbows weren't quite SO
so and pretty Ought to be ndctd We know OF many sim
Thi. BALM gives wonderful peary and natural com
, "a which we don't object We like pretty To finish
the picture they Lross KArHAIRoS upon the hair With
nearly chin Osy cheeks son. luxurious they become ire
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
FIRE AT BULLS FERRY.

At an early hour yesterday morning build
ing near Bulls Ferry discovered to be IN flames
The house was occupied by Henry Pfuge whose daugh-
ter first discovered the fire. The household was aroused
and escaped through the secondstory window Theen-
tire house and furniture were destroyed involving loss
Of s5OOO
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
A Beautiful Complexion.

LAIRD, BIoon will beau the complexion and render
the skin so smooth clear and beautiful This delightful toilet prep
saon has been chemically anred by Prof C. r. Chandler Of the
M.ropo.sn Board Of Hah nothing injurious health
Sold at all Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
c,yRRrDGR CATTLE MARKBT-APRII 10.

C,eReep 4 head sales OF Extra at fl2 I5d $l3 70
s, quality at SEQ Sl2 second quality Slla 81 'hr
A. 59a $40 So Sheep and Lsmbs-Recepts Luz head the
snnly sh, sles $50 rs eachi Extra, s3d % TO-
Veal Calves S5QSl0.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

The Passaic village election takes place on
Tuesday The following candidates have been nomna.
President, Dr. A. H. Terhune; for councilman, rTst
District j. Van Iderstine Second District S. B. Fitz
dong term) and DR.. Kenworthy.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

sCENT Moni,l April s At The Css,,h % ,ss
Brooklyn Dr. Ridy assisted ~ The Rev n
Ca g. Dunbar Vincent 10 E BnnmsGe al OF Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

Washing Machines there nothing to be compared with
DORIS "-weeky Tribune Dee. Is, 1903
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

The paintcrs of Brooklyn are to inform all
e,uployei no refuse pay the advance Of 90 cents
day rhit the men ther employ WI! strike on Monday
neat
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

Tho Tropby Tomato.-Tweny seeds s5 sepd for circular
Address GEo. Il wARss, jr, Ogden Parm, Newport, K l.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
The Chassis of South Bergen met in the Third

Reformed Church OF Jersey city yesterday. The semi
annual sermon preached last evening, by The REV
Dr. KCatiHg convert from Catholicism, who rcoobtl)
left The Episcopal Church piued The Reformed Church
aud has Dcon transferred " TINS CtssIs.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

Wedding Cards, and Elegant styles anl take
innate ber. ordering CHAPMAN BLoosER a. Faion
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

RemovaI.-RusHTos has removed to II Barcsys from his OF
Of House. Prices OF Drugs Perlue &c
arc now Is 10 per cent ess than Broadway ntes
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

CarboIic SaIvee great Family Ointment for al accidents to
sin IS Sold by all Druggists JOHN hksRf
proprietor, College-plaee N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
MARRIED.

Wedding md Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note Paper
W. EyTKpIs soSs FuLroSsr On DUfcH CHukcs.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

is d. a. 9TH. 5ih. Total.
SnS.............:....S Ii 10
To-day, q picked nine game. between players chosen
from the Mutual Oriental and EckfOrd Clubs taxes
place the Union grounds. Tomorrow, the Atahtic
and Union Clubs play on the Captoline.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

The question then being the adoption OF tho amend
ment OF Mr. Wilson, amended by Mr. Pomeroy, and to
strike out Mr. Bingham's amendment 1t determined
anirmatiyely-Yeas, 36 Nays, 3-as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

Charles Bed-ieCk
CHAMPAGNE. SeTy and Extra Dry. IN baskes-ln cases
For sale all wholesale grocsrs AID Hine d4lefs ar
Sole Agents I. s., SCHULTZB TALLER, % BeaTers' s'
York
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10

A ToUGH GOOSE SToRY.-There once lived
in one of our northern towns not many miles
from Conway, New Hampshire. al eccentric
individual by the name of Fogg, whose fame as
a story teller was well known for many miles
around. Here is one: my house was situ-
ated in glen, some six miles distant from the
stage road. Between Conway aud where |
lived was pond six miles IN circumference.
1t SO happened, one time early in the spring,
that | had been out late, and in coming home
discovered flock of geese as they were Just
alighting in the pond. Rising early the next
morning, built my fire in the fireplace and
taking down the shooting iron, started for
the pond to try my luck. Arriving on the
shore. found to my sorrow that they were
out of gun-shot, and to fire at that distance
would be sheer folly. While I stood con-
templating what to do, fox came down to
the waters edge and stoed snuffing the air.
Ny first thought was to shoot him, but on re-
Election concluded to see what he would do
The fox in the meantime entered the water,
and was swimming for the geese, which were
huddled together about half mile from the
shore. After swimming within q few yards of
them he suddenly disappeared, and in few
moments q goose was drawn under water then
reynard returned on his hemeward passage
aud landed his burden on the shore; then re-
turning again, brought another until finally he
got the whole flock and when he brought the
last one, / shot him. When came to pick up
the geese l found that had fifty good nice
ones, which lugged home, together with the
fox and my gun. The old woman had not got
breakfast quite ready then" !" But, Mr. Fogc.
the fox, to capture the geese, had to swim half
u mile for each goose, consequently the fox
swan fifty miles, and the geese average six
pounds apiece, making the sum of three hun.
5red pounds, to say nothing of the fox and
gun; the thing was impossible" impossible
Or not, eyerylbit of it is TRUTH" exclaimed the
Did man; land can prove it by more than a
lozen of my neighbors. to each of whom |
'old feathers enough to ill bed." 4.gfs ll"i
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10

A PoEriC LEGEND.-We acknowledge the
receipt of short poem rehcarsing "a Legend
OF the Warm Springs" near San JOSE Cal,
sent us with the compliments of valued
friend, DR.. Edward r. Taylor, Private Secre.
tary to Gov. Haieht. We are not advised as
to who is the author, but the legend is interest
ing in itself, aud is rehearsed in a manner evi-
dencing the possession of some poetic talent
on the part of the writer. II is beautifully
bound in embossed cloth and the typographical
"get up" is excellent
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10
A NORTH CAROLINA STRAIGHT DRrNE."

i Some years since when tina war bildin' locks
on Coal river, war over thar ut Peyton's. I
stopt at DIR. Kellums, who fizckt the people in
chat quarter at that time There war FAM
inc just then, and crate suffern among the men.
wimmen and Children for the want of the nee
essaries of life. Leastwise it war about the
same thing. Thar war plenty of meat, and of
korn, and no skercity of chicken; but the riy
ers war dry, AMI the whiskey run entirely short.
Sum prudent people had laid in sufficient stock.
but most had not. How to bring up family
'thout redeye was puzzler, and the suffering
was enormous tf.t.s..s 81 lFt.....
| Dr. Keum was in trouble, too. He sympa
thiZed with his neighbOrs, but he had q half a
barrel of ninety-fve per cent. alcohol in his Of
flee, and as he was consarned, he managed to
fix up with sugar an water, an sich truck, till
he made putty fair drink Seem | war his
friend he invited me to sample it. Well, it
kinder filled the room with the SMELL an list
then man from the Mud river country come
in, on his way to Raleigh cote-house. He got
a smell of the truck, an says he, GIVE been
nigh onto two weeks from home an I'm almost
starved" g .g as!a 31st
90" says Kellum, pintin' to the cask, "that's
it Help yourself
The chap frightened up. an he drawed him
level tumbleful of that alcohol, an afore you
could say scat, you beast, down it went l
Kelum, he turned pale.
Says the nan, "Im much Obleeged to you.
That's sarching!" an he walked out.
Keum set as if he'd been shot, and then he
jumped up. ..-e t....
THAT won't do" says he; "that's enough to
pizen crowd. I'll call him back an give him
an emetic." +*, -t
We both went to the door. He wasn't any,
where in sight. / run up the krick, an Kel.
lum he run up the road but it warn't no use.
81 shouldn't wonder" says Kelum, ''if that
chap hasn't gone an died somewhar by hisself
Thar'll be corpse found directly, a. kawn-
ey's inkwest an lots o. trubbel'
Well, we sot thar for about an hour, talking
about the poor cuss's melancholy fate, when all
TO wonst in walks the chap hissel:, as piert as
q wildcat .......la'....
Doctor" says he, "Tm gwine a long way
up the river. an liquors skeerce, an If IFS all
the same to you. could you spar me one more
It's the most satisfyinest liquor
l ever drinkt."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10

OREGoN.-The Oregon Legislature met in
Joint Convention, October 26th, and elected
the following named officers: For Pilot Com.
mlssioners, Jos Adair, Nat III. Lane and No.
ses Rodgers State Librarian, G. III. Ryan. of
Wasco county; Register of State Lands for
La Graude District. L. S. McComas; Clerk of
Supreme Court and Reporter, c. G. Curl;
State School. Superintendent, I. G. Campbell, of
Polk county; Building Commissioners for the
Penitcntiary, James Holman and Jos. Alexan-
der.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10

NEWSPAPERS. &C-We are in receipt oil
several new exchanges from different parts OF
the country and among them we notice the
old National Mieliigeneer, which has been re.
moved from Washington City to New York
where it is now published with Mr.. Alex Del
man as managing editor. The Mtelhgeacer,
politically. will be conducted as an ndepend-
Ell: journal. The Alaska Times comes to us
FROM Seattle, w. I. where it is now published,
having been removed from Sitka, which proved
TO be an Improbable field. Many other papers,
some of which are acceptable but the majority
worthless, also came 10 hand during the past
week. Among the new publications in the
magazine line we welcome the first number of
Scribner's Monthly, which takes the place of
PUiadm's magazine and Hours at Homc, both
Of which have ceased publication, or at least
are merged into the new magazine. which is
edited by Dr. J. G.. Holland and published by
Scribner 81 Co, 654 Broadway, New York, ut
Is per year.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10
Sheriff S Sale.
y VIRTUE OF AZ EXECUTlON

* ~ II VI y y TIA Ell. ~ y
~ isSic ot, q! tie District Court in anil Tor Boise
county. Idaho Territory. up1m tudancat ruaIegcl
III sal t1Hst aAeEcE ton Ho4iy IL The plaintiff AID
6reru White. 4. T. Lmcry. John Dickinson and
James Eiun ar tine defendants. for the sum of Three
Thousand Aul Nnciy eight s8w~l Dollars with In.
tcTrst thereon al thr vt Il pvr cent par aunun
from The l9th day oi October. H. i. is7U together
with the cost uf sutt gaxv OGc Hundred and Thir
n."ic and t@lob $751; cJ Dollars. duly Tested iho
-1tA day oi October d. isIn. / have Ectycst and
taken under execution 81 the right title claim and
interest ot Green White O. T. Emery John utckit.
son and James liuH tn the following described prop.
'r'y to.wt; That certain quartz lead lode known
b tue lC!uw Jacket Gold aud silver bearing Quart
Ledge. with all oi It's widths, DEPTHS dips suurs
aud angles rs originally located by John Dick
{. T. Emery and Mzlc Wallace October 9Ttn isG1
aha Fuahihg norih.eaH:cFy eight hundred feet from
Tue lh'tI@ point ar commencement uI the discovery
claims ana being on the south east side of Granite
gulch Also one Tou.Siamp Steam Quartz Mil aud
machinery and al! appurteuanccs belonging Thereto;
also TIE inil siie building, cuTtago and appurte.
nanceS belonging thereto: also any and ali water
rights oF other mining priyicges AlSa one frafno
o"arl'tg hnuse one frame lodging house. ono hot,sr
occupied by the Superintendent of said cnmranv
Win all the appurtenances aud fixtures each aud
all the property adjacent thereto or to the said mill
site. the said mill house and other premises. the
said mU house and machinery being recently erect.
ed ahd adjacent to said ledge. and being known a.
the Yellow Jacket Quartz Mill and property the said
mill being used in crushing the rock from said ledge
also all the right. title. claim and interest of said
uc'hdahS uI' III ahd to the mil site. dumping priv-
cgos &c: also. the boiler, engine tools and all and
every the appurtcnances belonging to said mill also
one telegraph conducting water TO the mill: all of
above described property being situate in Boise
county. Territory of Idaho: Public notice Is hereby
given that on
Saturday the 10th day Of November, A. D. 1870,
at II o'clock. NJ. will sell in front of the Court
House door in Idaho City, at public auction for cash
the above described property to the highest bidder.
to satisfy said execution. costs and all accruiug
costs. +. u. BR1TTEN, Sheriff
Idaho city. October 81. 1s6g~w3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10

A VETERAN OFFICE-HoLDEa.-Chas. Vim.
son, who is in his nnetieth year, is the Oldest
clerk in the Treasury Department. and has
been in the service of the Government longer
than any other employe. He received his
appointment as a clerk in the Treasury De.
partment in July, 1871, and has remained in
Office ever since. He is now blind, although
he retains, in remarkable degree, all his 9th.
er faculties.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10

DoN PTATT on Hrs BRETuREN.--Don Piatt
is the Washington correspondent of the Gin.
cinnati Commercial In recent speech he
thus exposes to the atmosphere the Radical
party, of which he is leader: e. 81.
But, my friends, as the sun breeds maggots
in dead dog. the sun of our Republicanism
seems to have called up from the bogs and fens
and swamps all the vile things that crawl and
hiss, aud fatten on the public, veal. There
never was a period in the history of this or
any other people that foul corruption SO poison
ed humanity. 1t is no longer hidden ia dark
places, as if ashamed or afraid 1t, stalks
abroad in the MONDAY sun, making day itself
hdeous. While trade is prostrated, and hard
profits grow less or disappear; while taxation
grinds US down, thieves, with brassy faces and
greedy hands,. fill our offices and fatten on tue
spols. Rings surround every department., cor
rupting the ballot box and debasing the trusts.
while all over the land the poison extends, un-
til peace to private life has disappeared and
rogues hold high carnival. 10 y Il, g91.sli4 81 aat
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10

CAPITAL CoNvENTIoN.-The Convention to
consider the propriety of removing the Nation.
nj Capital from Washington met ut Cincinnati
October 25th. Delegates were present from
nearly all the States Horace Greeley ad-
dressed letter to the Executive Committee
favoring New York as being the great focus OF
art, nature and refinement @ a#a HatI
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10

A RICH MINE.--The Eureka mine. in Grass
Valley, CAL, owned principally by the Watt
Brothers, divided among the owners 100000
during the year ending Oct. lst In five years,
the dividends from this mine have amounted
to $1,33i 900. Il .s