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Chicago Live stock.

Telsgraphed to the AEsUs.
UEroH sfocK YABDs, June 7.
Caltle-Dul and unchanged.
Hogs-NaTket very dull at s. 40s3 SO.
BAcon-Grades 5 60s3 e5.
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- Gard.

Clergyman, while residing in South America
ss missionary, discovered q safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous WeakneIs, Early
Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and seminal Or
gans, and the whole train of disorders brought
on by baneful and vicious habits. Great num-
bers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, Twill send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in q sealed envelope, to
any one who needs 1t, free Of charge. Address
Jos. 7. IEMAE, Station D. Bible House, Ny City
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PALHER House,

CHICAGO, ILL.
This new and magnificent Hotel (tbe finest
west OF New YORK;, situated corner State ead
Quincy strssts, Wss completed and opened Sept.
Is, 1870. Il has two hundred and ffty rooms
many of which have bath rooms and water clos
cts attaehed), which are made accessible from
the ground floor, where the grand rOtunds and
office is situated, by Otis Tufts best passenger
elevator WP F. kEsERVE, Prop.
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BRIGGS HOUSE.

Tie undsr,igbed takes pleasure in apuounc-
ing 10 his former patrons and the public that he
has associated himself with the management of
tie Briggs House, Chicago, where be viii be
pleased TO entertain his friends, and where every
effort will be made TO secure the comfort Rnd
iovuent of ell who favor the house with their
patronage. RICHARD soNkhS,
mehlO Late Of the Richmond House
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TRY THE MAGIC OIL

ATHENS, Tenn, Sept. %, 1869.
Mr.. RENNE-Dear Sir:
wish to say aword for your Pain killing
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have been 8 great sufferer from that awful
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| and often two three times, always eonfnIng |
to my bed for about thirty six to forty hours,
and paining so 1rribly that it seems as if my
| head would burst open in spite of skull and
every thing else. persons hand would be
| thrown entirely off by It's throbbing. In short !
| suffered sgouy indescribsble. Our best Physi-
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| When feel my old plague coming on, use the
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assure you one fellow-man has been bene-
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IS -four. hope my letter may be the means of
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Gratefully, l am yours DC.
EDWARD A. C0BLEIGH.
VIM. RRNNE, Eso.-Dear Bro.
The letter from Edward A. Cobleigh, is from
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n. E. C0BLEIGH,
President Wesleyan University, Athens, East
| Tenn.
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u Yours truly, WIN. RENNE,
Manufacture, Pittsfeld, Mass.
Call for it where yon usually trade. Sold by
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, june6-dw3m
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EVERETT HOUSE.

BYRON A. BALDWIN d CO., PRoPRIETORs.
Corner CLARK and Van Bursn Streetss,
Chicago, ILL.
H. This Hotel, near Michigan Southern and
Rock Island Depots. is centrally located, neatly
and eleggntly furnished. and will afford to visit
ors and e0un.ry merchants as good accom- mods-
tions as can be found in the city Terms $3.50
Der day EchI5-dtf
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UNION HOTEL,
Cor. 4th and MrrtIe str..tl.

JOf. 4In ana NJ yTIe bITetlBg
ST. LOUIS, ............Mo.
THIS House has just been reftIed and thor
L oughly renovated. Is centrally located
The proprietor will spare no pains to make it
good frst-olsss, second rate house.
Transient price, 81, 90 per day.
ney25-dIy H. C.BACBY, Proprietor.
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Splendid ones, two months old. SIS, either sex
Safe shipment guaranteed payment 80 days sf-
ter receipt Of stock. L. CONVERSE, Bucyrus, o.
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C G M M { R CIAL.

Rock ISLAND, June 7.
TINS Flour market lie corrected at Warner's
Mills and the quotations are the ruling prices OF
he Rock IslaAd market.
WINTER WHEAT FLoUB-WholesAle,... Ss.4o
Retail 90
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7 W. VAN NAMEE, n. D., successfully treats
u all classes of chronic and Acute Diseases.
Send stamp for circular containing particulars
and Testimonials. Address Box 5I20, NY. City
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FRAGRANT sAPOLEENE
Agents Read This |!
BaRRaRIRH PIGS,

" J'"eAVefd Uo',Zoo superior 81. UIsVeIand,O o
D A. GALLUP, n. D., Uroscopis Physician
De Marshall, Mich. Send for pamphlet.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

GROWING HENs.-Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
stanton aud Susan B. Anthony, head.centres
oil the Woman Suffrage movement. have ar.
rived in San Francisco and have commenced
10 discourse to Pacific coasters upon the "New
Republic" and upon mans inhumanity to wo.
man. Platts Hall, in San Francisco. was
crowded on the evening of the first lecture
and large audiences will no doubt greet them
IN all the principal cities on the coast. After
canvassng California, the old "sagc hens "
propose to enlighten the Webfeet upon the
question of womens' rights" and it would not
surprise us to hear of their executing flank
movement on Idaho. The act comforting suf.
irage on women having been defeated in the
last Legislature by only one vote. they might
make few disciples and strengthen their
cause by visiting the Capital aud holding forth
to our benighted neighbors.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

COMPULSORY VoTING.-The Statesman Il
an article ON compulsory education faVors
movement for the compulsory exercise OF Int
alactive franchise, and says: "The ones VINO
stav away from the polls are the very ones
who have the most ct stake, and who are con-
petent to exercise the franchise most lnteili
gently for the welfare of the community.
This probably accounts for the Radical party
being in power Democrats having the mos'
at stake, and being most competent to exercise
the franchise iuteligently for the welfare OF Tue
country, are the ones that stay away from Tue
polls.n and consequently "bad men get into o.
tice." Such is the natural inference TO DC
drawn from the logic of the Statesman. ii the
rule should work both ways, that is, that tnose
who have nothing at stake, and who are mol
competent to exercise intelligently the right OF
suffrage, should stay away, or be kept from the
polls, then Radical officials in the United States
would be MS scarce as "hen's teeth" Othel-
los occupation would be gone, Fifteenth amend
ments would be at q discount, and Radical
politicians would be under the painful necessity
of learning to make an honest living. Honest
and capable public servants would be chosen
by the Democracy The wholesale system OF
robbery, under and protective tariff, would
be abolished Nepotism would not be virtue.
Consequently to the appointing power would
not be regarded as the highest qualification for
office; nor would official positions be disposed
of at the highest bidder for Government bonds,
fast horses and brown stone fronts: An army
of tax-gatherers would not eat out the sub
stance of the people: The military would be
rendered subordinate to the civil power: The
people would not be deprived of the benefit of
trial by jury: The laws of state legislatures
within the legitimate scope of their constltu-
tional authority would not be abrogated or an
nuled by Congressional enactment, and all en-
barge placed upon the importation or immigra-
ton of Asiatic hordes to compete with the Ia
Dor of our own people. The people can never
expect to enjoy these blessings under a Radical
Of National affairs They will
realize it sooner or later, and revolution in
public sentiment unequalled in the history Of
the world will yet restore to the Democratic
party of this country the absolute control of
the Federal Government
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SCoLDING HIS FRIENDS.-The Statesman
of July 18th indulges in q chapter of lamenta-

SCoLDING HIS FRIENDS.-The Statesman
of July 18th indulges in q chapter of lamenta
lions over the conduct of Republicans at the
late election in Boise City. The election o.
old man Willard as Marshal has thoroughly dis
gusted our Radical neighbor. As partisan
"Old Jim" can't see how men, after going in
to Convention and making up ticket, Car
then go back on it. His Republican friends
who displayed a little independence, are round
ly abused for voting for "bolting Democrat.
Had he been Radical we presume the matter
would have been viewed differently The
Statesman claims that it has always stood up
for the honest integrity of the Radical party,
and against the selfish schemes of individuals
That will be an item of news to the people OF
the Territory. 1t has always been considered
that the Statesman was of the rule or ruin
party. When Republicans refused to be gov
erned and controlled by orders issuing from
the Statesman ring" the editor of that paper
has never failed to uncork his walls of wrath
and denounce those of his party who scOrn
dictation, coming from what source it may.
Poor Tom Butler, who, though misguided in
dividual, being of the Radical faith,-was
one of the best men in our Territory, was most
terribly abused and prosecuted by the States
man simply because he was the choice of the
Radical party of Idaho for Delegate to Con-
gress and was not the choice of the "ring," of
which the Statesman was the mouthpiece. Gov
Ballard used to be lauded by the Statesman,
both in and out of season, and yet old "Yam-
hill" had scarcely got out of the Territory be-
fore a.tirade of personal abuse was heaped on
his devoted head by his quondam friend of the
"ring organ" Judge Kelly was treated in
similar manner, and in fact nearly every leader
of the Radical party in Idaho Territory has in
some way incurred the displeasure and been
visited with the wrath of the sO-called Radical
organ. The domineering spirit evinced by our
Radical neighbor has not had tendency to in
spire members Of his own party with conf
dence in him as leader. They never know
where to find him. A friend to-day and an
enemy tomorrow; like ex-Judge Lewis, he is
determined to be the "great l am" of his
party in Idaho, and failing in that, then play
the dog in the manger. The Radicals in Idaho
Territory place the proper estimate on the
Statesman. While Radical enough. they know
it to be unreliable, and governed entirely by
the "rule or ruin" policy.
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On TRIAL.-The trial of Alfred Zeigenmey
er, for the murder of NJ. w. Gumbleton. com
menced in Chicago on July 10th. Two broth.
ers of the murdered man came out from Ire.
land and were present at the trial, and the
father and brother of the prisoner also came
from Germany to attend the trial Zeigen.
meyer is the criminal who, after killing Gum.
bleton, assumed his victims name, drew all bis
money from the bank and went home to Ger.
many, but the detectives got on his track and
followed him up He was arrested at his
fathers house, and under the extradition
treaty brought back to Chicago for trial The
officers who worked up the case and made the
arrest are entitled to much credit for their
success in bringing the criminal to trial
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

SHOOTING SCRAPE IN OWYHEE - We
learn from the Owyhee Araldnche of July
18th that Silver City was enlivened by a shoot
ing scrape one day last week, which took place
in front of the Idaho Hotel, between Chas. c.
Hayes and Fred. Woodwork Woodwork
drew derringer but did not fre-Haynes fir.
ing two shots from revoler, one grazing the
top of Woodworth's head and the second en-.
tering his left cheek about an inch back of the
eye, passing downward and lodging in the
lower jaw. Haynes gave himself in custody
and was put under $4,000 bonds. The affair
arose out of previous dispute or quarrel, and
by,staanders say that Haynes was justifable in
what he did.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

RADICALS INDICTED.-The United States
Grand Jury recently in session at Little Rock.
Arkansas, indicted twcnty-one persons for VIC.
latlons of the enforcement act of Congress, at
late elections in that state Senator Powell
Clayton, the new elected Radical Senator, is
among the number. The telegraph informs us
that about thirty more indictments were found
but the grand jury was dismissed before they
had time To return them Into the court Radical
election officers who had stuffed the ballot box
and made false returns were, doubtless, being
suatched up without ceremony, aud the only
way TO stop such Il raid on "loyalists" was for
the loyal judge of the court to discharge the
grand jury or adjourn court The carpet-bae-
gers and negroes have been carrying things
with high handin Arkansas, and it is deyillsh
mean for grand jury 10 interrupt their nice
little game. 1t is doubtless considered by Ar
kansas Radicals as an Infamous outrage to hold
Clayton amenable 10 the laws ofthc land. The
grand cyclops of Radicalism who has been
elected by the legislature of that state as L. s.
Senator for six years. should be exempt from
the operation of statute intended only to ap-
ply to Democrats. 1t don't make much differ
ence however: IfClayton should be convicted
and sentenced to the penitentiary Grant would
pardon him. That which would be an infa.
nous crime in Democrat, is regarded as
slight, and an excusabe indscretion, if not n
virtue in Radical. Bowen, the bigamist,
was pardoned, why should not Mr.. Powell
Clayton, if convicted, be also pardoned2 Heis
equally loyal, and his offense of stuff;ng ballot
box is considered by Radicals as a virtue and
not a vice
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

NEGRO ACTING GovERNoR-A consIdera
bic rumpus has been kicked up among the Lou
isana Radicals, and one which has arrayed the
white loyalists against the blacks of the same
faith. 1t appears that Governor Yarmouth
desiring little relaxation from official duties,
left the Capital to spend few weeks at Pass
Christian, but on his departure, not relishing
the idea of the negro Lieut.. Governor exercs-
ing the executive functions he locked the doors
of the executive Office and took the keys of
with him. After Yarmouth had gone the
Lieut.. Governor, Dunn, went to the executive
Office, broke open the door and installed him.
self as Governor. Warmouth's Private Sec.
rotary made raid on the office and carried off
the appointment book and all unsigned bills of
the last Legislature, Dunn made an affidavit
charging the Secretary with abstractng public
documents from the proper Office and the fight
between the friends of Yarmouth and the ne.
gro Dunn is becoming lively one The fed
eral officers, such as U. S. Marshal Postlnas.
ter, Collector Casey and others all side with
the negro, while the native white Radicals
support Yarmouth. A split in the Radical
party of Louisiana will be the consequence and
the State may be redeemed at no distant day.
"When rogues fall out" &C.
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ROUGH ON THE JUDGEs.-A late issue OF
the San Francisco Bulletin, among its items of
news from "oyer the mountains," contained the
following: "The Salt Lake papers fail to quote
the retail price of judicial decisions" where.
upon the Salt Lake Herald responds as fol-
lows; "Can't do it; the trade is principally
wholesale, with prices terribly huctuating. Be-
sides, it daren't be done, Libel is an awful
thing, and here, as elsewhere, "the greater
the truth the greater the libel"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

ARIZoNA.-The Arizona Citizen of June
Path announces the arrival at Tucson, of Gen.
eral Crook, accompanied by his Indian guide
Archy Mcintosh. In less than an hour after
his arrival he was at work preparing instruc.
tions and making arrangements for an active
clmpaign. All the noted scouts and guides
of Arizona, whether Mexican or Indian, were
brought in and all were consulted by General
Crook. We shall soon hear of the Lo family
getting lively "shake up" in Arizona.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

HUGE LAW SUrr-The Elliott. Hoaday
railroad cases have been continued until No.
vember goth. The attorneys, while in Port.
land, recently, took between three and four
Thousand additional folios of testimony. Be-
lore leaving Portland, Elliott's attorneys com.
menced two new suits for him against Holla.
day' These cases involve Holidays entire
railroad interests in Oregon, and if rumor is
correct Old Ben has been guilty of considera-
Die sharp practice in his dealings with Elliott.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

FISH CULTURE.-The California Acclima.
tizing Society has ordered one thousand black
bass from Seth Greene, of Caledonia, N. Y,
to be put in the ponds in San Mateo county.
Greene has gone east to gil the order. and the
notorious Porter Rockwell, of Utah, has gone
with him to get an installment of cells and cat
fish 10 stock the streams Of Mormondom with.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

ANOTHER LIBEL SUrr.-Wiliam r. Crane
mas sued ). 2. Bogardus, publisher of the
Dan francisco Figaro, for $4,000 damages
Ior libel in charging Crane with sloping from,
virginia city without paying his theatrical
o'''s' ana tor other statements of damaging
character.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

oF THE SAME SrRrpE.-An appointee OF
Ex-Governor David Butler, of Nebraska. has
got into trouble lately. T. c. Fielding. Warden
OF inc State Penitentiary, at Nebraska CITY
has been arrested and held for trial on =
charge OF an attempted rape on one Mrs. San.
ford '
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Summons.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO. County OF DO4s, ~
in the Probate Court, in and for BOISE Jose 0Ou1s'
sitting as Court of justice ,.,s
C. S. Kingsley, plaintiff, versus Ed oia4 s,o,, n.
To EDWARD OLDHAM. defendant :" ''' wv
titled cause: ropI T
TN THE NAME OF THE ph !, il,1a:
l. of the United States in the Territory oCr On e
You are hereby notified that there Is ;se county in
the Office of the Probate Court OF Do.s Boise The
said Territory, In Idaho City, county ,Sat said de-
complaint of said plaintiff aledgng .;t in the sum
PENDANT is Justly indebted to said pla.s dev'
of s34 ~ for goods, wares and Instance and re,
cred to said defendant at his own interest on sad
quest during July. A. D. 1869, WIN rou sppoaf
amount to date hereof, and that nneS tsn days se
and answer to said complaint Within the county o.
the service hereof If served within .rss out Of sa
Boise and within twenty days. II arvise judgenM'
county, texclusive of the day OF for the full
will be taken against you by SAID pa su;t.
sum of S34 ~ and his costs OF ,l's onro Turnsl,
- In testimony wereof' !, Aio ~ said PrOoslss
Judge and ex-officio Cs snr hand and athh' y
Court, have hereunto set N! this this 18th day !"
the seal'of said Court, at Idaho 01sp TURNER,,
July, A. d. 1871. ALo ALA, W otfcio Clerk = !"
Probate Judge and eA,o;nt6.
C. 8. KINesLEy, Attorney Tor p'A'A
July 30. lS71-w4.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

GONE TO PREACHING.-Mrs Isabella Beech.
err Hooker has quit lecturing and gone to
preaching, and has been occupying the pulpit
of Hartford church during the absence of
the regular pastor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-20

LAW LIBRARY.-The South Pass Neus an
nounces the arrival at Cheyenne of the Wyo
ming Territorial law library, consisting of over
1000 well selected volumes. We should like
to know how many volumes Idaho received?
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TERRITORIAL ELECTIoN.-A general cleo.
ton for members of the Council, House Of
Representatives. and county officers comes off
in wyoming Territory on September 9Th.
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LAKES THE STuMp.-George C. Gorham il
In California, and it is stated that he will, stnun
the State for Newton Booth for Governor
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Idaho City Assaying Works

made IN six hours, and the correctness of our
guaranteed. and losses from coinage at any INIT
States Mint made good '''"
Particular attention paid TO the Analysis Of Crs
and Minerals.
Dust, Bullion and Assays Of Ore left at the follow.
ing places VIII be forwarded to this Office for Asssr
and returns made the following day:
Madigan & Cannady. Pioneer Ctr
.. =. Mills 20, Granite Cree
.. ID. puhe a w., .CentervlLA
"H'- Il! acn 1sl'''.... .PlacervlE
The highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars
either IN Coin or Currency
oFFicE-ln the National Bank Agencys Building,
opposite Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Office.
J. NJ. BURKETT, As2yg.