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EXHIBITION

OF A NEW AND GREAT POWER The
~ Public are invited to witness, &c O'Clock,
this evening, an Eighty Saw Cotton Gin, at
tached to PYRoN's HORSE POWER, run to It's
full capacity, by two mules, at the EoYelty
Foundry, Poplar street. 7. u. P1RON.
June 29, 1871.
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MARRIED.

WHTTFIELD-CLAY.-A Grace church, on
Wednesday, 2Sth inst, by Rev. Mr.. Car
michael, Mr.. Raynor Whitfield, of Memphis,
and Miss Carrie Clay, daughter of the late
Col ]. W. Clay, Of South Bend, Arkansas.
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Just PuBI1shcd,
IN ONE YOLuME-PRIeE, soc.

The following Medical Lectures for Gentle
men:
/. PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
2. PREMATURE DECLINE IN MAN.
8. NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
4. DISEASES OF THE GENERATIYE ORGANS.
g. SPERMAT0RRHGA
G. ABUSES OF THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS.
7. TREATMENT AND CURE.
Price SOC by mail. Address the author, DTs
CURTIS. No 8 fremont Place, Boston. les
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BUCKEYE SALVE.

WE have lust received a full supply OF
w BUCK EYE 8ALVE. We shall hereaf-
ter be fully prepared to meet the demand for
this Justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
VI @. W. JONES & Co,
"a 81 Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAs0NIe Notice

A SPECIAL communication OF De-
N Soto Lodge, No. 299, VIII be held ~
this (THURSDAYl evening. nth inst, ,W\
at O'Clock, for work in the n. NJ. Degree.
All M. MS fraternally invited.
r. @. WILLIAMSON, W. E.
R. W. SHELTON, Secretary. ie29
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Il g. O. e.
THERE viii be a special meeting .rs.s
i of Gayoso EncRmpment, No. N
g. at their hall, this (THURSDAY)
evening, June 18Th, at O'Clock.
for work in the Degree. All PGtriarchs are
fTsternRlly invited.
BY order of j. Z. RUSSELL, G. P.
TrToa RACOrg Gcrfha tam
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Harvard College commencement
was largely attended yesterday, the
weather being favorable. The Gov
ernOr Of the State, escorted by the
Boston Lancers, was present.
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ST. LOUIS.
Terrible Railroad Accident.

sT. LOUIS, June 28.-A construction
train on the Atlantic and Pacific rail-
road, having some fifteen laborers on
it, ran into hand car near MoseIle,
about sixty miles from here yester-
day morning. Six fat cars and all
the labOrers but one, were precipitated
down an embankment twenty feet
high, falling on broken rocks. George
Saunders fell beneath one of the cars
and every bone in his body was
broken; killed instantly. VIM. Mil
Ter fell head foremost against a rock
and his skull was split open; a car
fell upon him, pinning him to the
ground and In this position he lay
half an hour, the blood squirting from
the terrible wound in his forehead at
every breath, and died soon after being
removed. The remainder of the men
are more or less injured, some of them,
it is feared, fatally. On the arrival OF
the express train from the west the
wounded were placed on board and
brought to Franklin, where most of
them have families. The railroad
decline to give any infor-
nation of the disaster.
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LAND, STOCK AND CROP F0R SALE

- ACRES OF LAND, within 200 yards OF
H i the Poplar street turnpike road, miles
east of the city, with good dwelling, fine
mule and COW stables, good cellar, smoke
house. servants houses, and all necessary
outhouses; 2 fine young mare mules, fine
young mares, good for saddle or harness;
good COWS as this county can produce, all
giving milk; small stock OF hogs. abundance
OF fowls, 2 fine market wagons, good farm
wagon, new dump cart, and all manner Ot
implements for farm or market gardens
crop as there is in this vicinity, with all kinds
of vegetables, held and garden, now ready
for market; as fine well of water as ever
flowed, being purely freestone.
In consequence of my bad health, will
sell the whole at a great bargain. For infOr-
nation inquire st my stand, In Poplar street
market, between the hours of and 10 am.
or on the premises, Joining ]. j. Smith and
and William Holmes. K. BILL.
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The italian Senate has approved Of
the st. Gothard railroad bill after
sharp struggle. The Bank Of Rome
has been founded with capital Of
10000 livres.
At the annual meeting Of the Board
of Trustees Of the Northwestern
University, held at Evanstown, yes
terday, degrees LID. land ID. will
be added by Oberlin), was conferred
upon Lieutenant General Phil. Sheri-
dan.
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NOTICE.

THE interest Of o. .FELTHOUsE and GEO.
Il ARNOLD, in our house, has terminated
by its own limitation, and we alone are aus
thorized to settle outstanding business.
June q. 1871. E. r. MARTIN & co,
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NEW York, June 2s.-Coppsr, manu-
featured steady. InRot, Lake Superior
active and higher at 21x62lZo; Scotch
scarce and firm at S32935; bar iron, lower
f72973; Russian sheet iron, I20I25<c,
gold. Nails, cut, $475; clinch, $6 25@6 rs;
horse shoe, 19a31c,
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..eias Il which 39lI ers IN transit; futures
...-s.,-, salea. 6OOo bales. July sad Au-
s,ssE east. i lss5zc; ssptemh@@:. iiis;s9c' a.,. sa
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NEW YORK, June 2s.-Flour is dull and
dropping at $6 90@s6 25 for shipping
grades extra. Wheat, firm and demand
fair: red and amber, 81 65@I So. Corn is
firm and demand fair; mixed Western,
7O972<c. Whisky, frIner at 92@921<o.
Coffee dull and unchanged; Rio, I3al6l{c.
Sss-ar demand rood at full prices; Cuba,
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and rendered the Southern people
more than ever liable to be affected by
extraneOus causes, can scarcely be de-
MED. This tends strongly to unity.
The power belonging to the States Of
the South, under the Constitution, il
executed by them as one body, would
inevitably give them independence
and safety. The true wstchword Of
the South then, is E PlaTf6sg UIltt1.
When you cannot construct new or
ganic forms for the expression of new
developments Of power, you should
employ the old forms, and adopt
them, as best you may, to the ends
you have in view.
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New ORLEANS, June 28.-FIour is very
dun, superhne, S. 25@5 so; Xxx, $6CG6 Is;
xxx, So 2O96 80. Corn, easier; mixed,
zoe; white, 73974o. Oats, 63@64c. Bran,
dull at 81 Is. Hay, dull and lower; prime,
323; choice, SIS. Pork quiet; mess held
at Sl6 %. Bacon frner at t71fc@9A@IOc.
Sugar cured hams, 15<@I6c. Lard
quiet but firm; tierce, 101<@101fc; keg.
11K91l5<c. Sugar, firm; common, exc;
boiled, SOC. Whisky, 'firmer; western
rectified, S75<c@SI. Coffee, 1SA@I5zc.
Bank sterling, 24Z. Sight, 9s premium.
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aEDICAL DIsPENsAsY,
DR.. .. s. JoHNsoN'S
MEDICAL DISPENSARY

Between Washington and Adams Streets,
MUTPHIs, TEEEEssEE,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09
MARRIED.

| In Idaho City. /. T., November ., 1871 by Hon V
c. Whitson. Associate Justice of the Supreme Conf
| Of Idaho, DRYDEN McCLINTcCK Sheriff of Boi.s
county. 10 Mrs. SARAH L. FITZGERALD, all of Idaho
| City.
On the same day and By the same, A. B. morrill,.
TO Miss LIZZIE KRIDER, all Of Idaho City.
Two weddings on one day is pretty good for Idaho
City. especially when two old bachelors like our
friends McClintock and Morrill, are the ones who
take the NEW departure" They had reyeled in
bachelor freedom for long time but retribuon has
q; last overtaken them and they have fallen willing
victims ON the altar Of matrimony. Sam was on hand
to bid his "pard goodbye. and his countenance
indicated the conflicting emotions of sorrow and oy
which agitated pim-sorrow at being separated from
his "bundling" pard and JOY at his chums good
fortune. The numerous friends of the two couples
put in an appearance on the interesting occasion,
and during the night musical entertainment on an
immense scale done honor TO the occasion. Among
the pieces rendered we recognized the "0ilcaa
Polka, "Sleigh-bell Gallop" and the "Anvil Chorus
well performed with a club on huge circular saw.
The tin bugles chimed in splendidly, and pyroech
mic display added ecdt TO the occasion. The WORlD
was remembered by bountiful supply Of bridal cake
and Reidsick and in bumpers of the latter We drank
long life, happiness and prosperity to our happy
friends and their blooming brides.
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ADA CoUNTY.-We take the following items
from the Boise Statesman and Herald.
Wells Fargo & Co. have made reduction
in their tariff of freight from California to
Boise City from twenty-five cents per pound
to nineteen cents
There was big run at rondo in Boise City,
few nights ago, the pools running as high as
seven hundred dollars at an inning.
The soldiers cut, this season, about one
hundred tons of wild hay off of the Govern.
ment ranch, about three miles below Boise
City.
The race between Charley Come-up and the
Birch creek mare. Bay Leaf, on Nov Cd, one
thousand yards, for one hundred dollars aside,
was won by Bay Leaf by some twenty or thir-
ty feet.
Mr.. F. w Hull has left Iowa with a car.
load of fine stock, consisting of short.horned
Durhams, Leicester rams and some fine hogs
and fowls. He expects to reach Boise City
with his stock about the last of November.
The first instalment of the works for the
Assay Office arrived in Boise City, on last Fri
day. The Chief Assayer is expected daily.
VIM. Bryon, Sheriff of Ada county, was mar.
ried on November Cd to Miss Lillias May Rus.
SELL
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

DISTRICT COURT PRocEED1Nes-J w.-,
Esq the attentive and efficient Clerk 90 -
Court has furnishedus with the foova 80 District
Of court proceedings since our last Issue. ''nspss
Court met; present. Hon. W. G. wbit.o-
J. II. Wickersham, Clerk. and D. Mcclint0s,, Judge
Brady ct al. vs.. Rabbit ct al.-six Sheriff.
were submitted to the jury who fonnd al ed ISSUES
in favor Of plaintiffs and the last thrsa e hrst three
defendants. The findings of the iurv we IN favor Of
by the Court; bill dismissed and iudema confirmed
PENDANTS for costs 'Nsnient for do
Taylor vs.. Peterson-Jonas W. Brour ,
pointed referee to take proofs stipuation Esq., ap
tnuing case till next July at costs of MED con-
John Eissler and Benjamin Hayes admi,tuas
zenship 40ed to cit
Callahan ys. Lavanchey-Judgment NV -.
costs. f' Iaelr own
Jackson We. Thompson and Beck-rriea
and verdict for plaintiff eu oy jury
Laur, admir-, vs.. Umber-Motion for
argued, submitted and denied Lew trial
Rosenthal vs.. Porter-Continued tin No..
term. Asre regular
Chrisman vs. Martin-Tried by Cont -.
ment for plaintiff anu judg.
In the matter of the jurors in attend.ro.
term-Ordered that they be allowed for tha ~ this
OF days attendance, as appears from the boots
Clerk. DosAs OF the
There being no further business Court .a,,.
sine die @ujoarned
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

OwYHEE ITEMs.-We take the following
items from the Aralanche of Nov. 4th:
Wells, Fargo g. Co. shipped from Silve,
City. during the past week, seven bars OF bull
ion, valued ut SS,16 IS.
A dancing club has been organized in Silver
City.
"Old HILL" 81 the Avalanche, has been very
sick for several days.
A specimen of ore taken from the Golconda
tunnel, in South Mountain District, by Z. b.
Johnson. assayed $500 az in Silver per ton.
A wagon road is being constructed between
Camp Three Forks and Bullion City, in the
South Mountain District.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

TEXAS ELECTION - Notwithstanding the
overwhelming Democratic majorities in the
four Congressional Districts in Texas, the Rad.
icd seoundrels who constitute the State Board
of Canvassers have shown themselves equal to
the emergency. by throwing out the vote OF
several strong Democratic counties and count
ing in registered votes, which they say ought
to have been cast for the Radical candidate
even if they were not, they figure out three OF
the Democratic congressman elect, and the
telegraph informs us that Conner is the only
Democrat who will receive q certificate Of
election as member of Congress. There is
one honest Radical, however,-Mr. Degener-
who was candidate for Congress who has the
decepcy and manliness to openly denounce the
action of the Board of Canyassers and to re-
fuse to accept the certificate of election. He
says he was fairly and squarely beaten by
Hancock, his Democratic opponent, and like
an honest map be refuses to be a party to>a
fraud in depriving him Of the position to which
he was elected by the people. The Sacramento
Union and other leading Republican papers
attribute the defeat of their party in Texas to
the detection of the German element, it APP
pearing that the Germans, as body, voted the
Democratic ticket. Our Radical neighbor at
Boise City, quoting from some scurrilous sheet
published in the interests of the carpet-baggers
ut Houston, Texas, raises the old cry of Gin
timidation" of the Radical voters. If the lat
ter were in a majority, they certainly must be
n cowardy set of ours to be inundated by
the minority. That idea is about "played out.
The Radical Governor of Texas took every
precaution and used every endeasor to carry
the election for his party, even going so far as
TO virtually declare martial law throughout the
State; but the Radicals hadn't votes enough
by some thirty or forty thousand, and now the
Radical Board Of Canvassers propose TO tram
pie under foot the rights Of the people, and
foist upon them, as their representatives in
Congress, men who were defeated by thousands
of votes.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

/ IT il rumored that Bismarck offers to give
back Metz, after dismantling its f0rtresses. to
the French in exchange for Pondicherry OF
the French possessions in Cochin China.
/ The London Mansion House and Liverpool
subscriptions to the Chicago fund amount to
1921 900.
+ Judge Noah Davis, of New York, states that
he has ample proof that State Senator Bowen,
Radical member of the New York Legisla.
ture, received $50 900 in brides at the last SEES
sion of the Legislature for voting for bills in
the interest of the Tammany ring
Charles O'Conor has stated that NO suits
will be brought against Mayor Hall until after
the election
Republicans Of New York are urging the
election of Horatio Seymour to the Legislature
| from the Nineteenth Senatorial District, on
account of his opposition to the Tammany ring
Catacazy, the Russian Minister, appears to
be in bad odOr with the Administration. He
has quarreled with Fish, and is not on good
terms with Grant. 1t is reported that after
the visit of the Grand Duke Alexis he will be
presented with his passports.
| The banking firm of John Slime q Co., OF
San Francisco, has suspended payment, and
petition has been filed. by one of their cred
itors. in the United States District Court,
praying that they be adjudged bankrupts.
the vaults of the bank found over $4,000 in
coin on hand.
Brigham Young has left Salt Lake City for
Southern Utah, and IT, S. Marshal, Patrick
proposes to take squad of men and bring him
back, as it is believed that he is leaving the
country, and will endeayor to make his escape
into Mexico.
Mayor Wells, of Salt Lake City, and several
other prominent MOrmons who were under ar.
rest on charge of murder, have been admitted
to bail.
1t seems to be n matter of doubt whether
the Grand Duke Alexis will visit the United
States at all.
A Mrs Oliver was dangerously. if not fatally,
burned n few days ago in San Francisco by
switch of false hair she was wearing catching
FIRE from candle.
The matter of the shooting of Col Grosvenor
in Chicago is before a Grand Jury and efforts
are being made TO indict General Sheridan for
the part he had in the affair of calling out
troops
General Geo B. Williams. second Deputy
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, has been
engaged by the japanese Government to go to
Japan and there organize an Internal Revenue
system similar 10 that in force in the United
States.
Ii Is reported that Grant proposes To declare
martial law throughout the entire South.
The City Treasurer of Philadelphia appears
10 be detaulter as he has been indicted and 4
warrant issued for his arrest.
The Bar association of New York City. |
adopted resolution that the nomination OF
Ledwith for Judge of the Supreme Court. |
does not deserve the support of the legal pro. |
tession nor OF the people.
lngersoll OF the Tammany ring, has not yet |
turned up, and his whereabouts is unknown.
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Observation-Disclosures Grant, in his proc

DEsPoTIsM. President Grant, in his proc
tiamatiop suspepding the writ of habeas corpus
in about half dozen counties of South Car
DINA, included the county of Marion as being
one in which Che Ku Klux were SO powerful as
to defy all attempts of the civil authorities to
maintain the supremacy of the laws 1t now
turns out that there have been no outrages
committed in Marion county and that no such
order as the Ku Klux has ever disturbed the
peace and good order of that county. The
Radical Senator from Marion county, after
reading Grants proclamation, wrote the fol
lowing letter:
OFFICE OF LAND COMMISSIONER.
COLUMBIA. s. c.. October IT. 1871.
Hon. D. T. CoRBIN, United States District Attorney,
South Carolina:
DEAR SIR: NV attention has been called to the
proclamation of the President calling the KuRlux
in certain counties to surrender &c. Among them
the county of Marion appears. This may be atypo.
graphical error; if not desire that you have this
changed if possible, 1t is but just and fair to the
people ofMarion, as no Ku-Klux outrages have ever
been committed in the county
Hoping that you will give the matter your earnest
and prompt attention,
am. respectfully, &C..
H. Z. HAYNE,
Senator from Marion county
The matter was brought to the attention
of the President who referred it to Attorney
General Alderman, and that learned function
airy, after investigating matters concluded that
Marion county, was included in the proclama-
ton by mistake, but decided not to rectify the
error; so that the law-abiding and peaceable
inhabitants of that quiet county are consigned
to the tender mercies of Grants minions,
under martial law, and are liable to arrest
and Imprisonment, denied the right of trial by
jury, and refused any relief from the courts
or civil authorities, through n bunder of the
muddle-headed occupant of the White House;
and when satisfied of the mistake, Grant re
fuses to make amends by exempting that coun-
ty from the rule of military law. Such is but
n preclude of what will follow under the oper-
alton of the Ku-Klux law passed at the last
session of Congress. 4 Law which virtually
makes Grant military Dictator responsible
neither 10 Congress ner the people for any arbi-
trary act OF which he may be guilty; and. yet.
Radicals call this Constitutional Government
by and for the people.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

ARREST OF INTEENATIoNALs.-Th Span
ish Government has made a raid on the Inter
nationals by arresting batch of conspirators
at Barcelona. A large lot of arms, bombs and
other warlike implements were discovered and
taken possession of by the officers. The men,
bers of this order appear determined to make
war upon every government, and prompt meas
ures should be instituted everywhere to sup
press this society of assassns and incendiares.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

LTTIGATIoN.-Over one hundred civil suits
have already been commenced against the
Staten Island Ferry Company by persons in.
jured in the Westfeld explosion short time
ago, and about one hundred and fifty more
suits are in course of preparation and will
soon be commenced. The damages claimed
vary from 81, 900 to s., 900 in each suit.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

A SEDUcER SHoT.-A young woman named
Miss Swindell, aged Is, recently shot aud IA.
tally wounded young man named Henry II
Howell, ut Lincoln, Illinois She had com.
menced n suit against him for seduction and
they had just effected n compromise when. ms
he was about leaving lawyers office TO have
the agreement acknowledged before Justice
of the Peace, she shot him in the back
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

TERRIBLE MURDER.-Patrick Sullivan, OF
Bay Point, Contra Costa county, Cal, was
shot and instantly killed. on Oct 25th. by his
sister-inlaw, Mrs James Sullivan. James
Sullivan, his wife and the deceased were at
dinner when some words passed between Mrs.
Sullivan and the deceased, and she rose from
the table and taking shotgun she blew the
top of his head off.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

A COOP FAMILY PAPER The Golden Ciiy
comes To us filled with mass of interesting
reading matter. and il kept up to its present
standard it will undoubtedly rank as the lead.
ing family newspaper of the coast. The pro.
pretors. Messrs. Gus, De Young & Co, offer
very liberal inducements TO lady canvassers,
as they propose to give fifty per cent Of the
subscription price. Now is the time to get up
clubs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

REsIGNED.-Goy. Bullock, of Georgia, has
resigned, and Benjamin Conlay. President OF
the State Senate, has been installed as his sue
cessor Bullock is accused of every species of
rascality, and he doubtless would have been
impeached and removed from office at the next
session of the Legislature.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

NEws.-A Washington Territory paper says
that Miss Susan B, Anthony has husband and
is the another of children" This will be
news to many, as Susan has been paiming her
self off as q spinster all over the country. If
the report is true, domestic infrliClties may
have something to do with her terrific on
slaughts on the male sex generally.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

DEAD.-General Robert Anderson, who was
in command of Fort Sumter at the time OF
the bombardment by the Confederates under
Beauregard, died, October 26th. at Nice, in
France. General Anderson had been in bad
health since 1861, and for several years had
been residing in Italy and France in hopes OF
recovering his health.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

COUNSEL APPoINTED.-The President has
appointed William M. Evarts and Benjamin
Z. Curtis counsel for American claimants be-
fore the Tribunal of Arbitration at Geneva, to
act in conjunction with Caleb Cushing.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-09

RELEAsED.-Dayid Calderwood, who was
fined and sentenced to imprisonment for $40
days by Judge Stanly, for contempt of court,
has been released by the Supreme Court, on a
writ Of habeas corpus, on the ground of tech
nical flaw in the affidavit 4