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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22
DE-. ]. L. STEPHENS.

SHAMELESS HAG.-Anather woman sugragis.
who goes the whole Woodruff hog on Free Love, Is en-
gagged in circulating her infamous pamphlets In san
Francisco. Her name is Mrs. +. L. Maekin!ey. aad
her printed pamphlet circular. which she secretly
distributes. is said 10 be the soaies; production tia,
has ever before eAlanated from the press She con.
sders marriage more disgrac.ful than open prosl;u.
tion and claims tina. avery woman has tie natura!
right TO select the father CT her children She called
on George Francis Train short time age believing
that he being in favor Of woman suffrage would en-
dorse her diabolical theories bu; Train politely in
formed the shameless old courtesan that he consider
ed her circular disgrace 10 woman aud sssll more
disgraceful In her TO circulate such moral poison
among the homes OF the virtuous women Of America
The Law suppressing the dissemination Of oh.
scene literature should inict the most severe penal
ties on such guilty corrupters Of the public morals:
and If this brazen faced bag and msraIly pur!l and
corrupt libel on her sex had her just deserts she
would be learning some useful occupation inside the
walls OF State prison. The Of woman suffrage
viii not be greatly advanced by the efforts of such
unrepentant Magdalens who fout their polluted skirts
in the face Of decent people.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

owrHEE lrEas--we take the following from tn,
AeaiaHche of August 18th:
John Hollenbcck has been app ointcd Deputy Clerk
OF the Third Judicial District Court vice VI ] uil
resigned.
Ben White. brother of Green White accompanied
ny hs sister aud her family. arrived In silver CITY
recently. from California
Ore from the Bay State mine in South Mountain
district, asaayed by Mcdonald 4 Co. yielded on an
average, so ID In silver, aud 81 in gold per thn
MS assay was from average taken from the vein
from wall to WALL while average specimens assayoa
az high as S204 and s2o7 to the ton.
Wells Fargo Co, shipped from silver City during
the past week. SPAS 90.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

WHAT SExT7-when Senator schurz. in his ST.
Louis speech, charged that President Grant attempt.
ed. by the promise Of patronage. to bride him into
the support Of the infamous San Domingo swinde. n
cabinet council was held-Grant was brought from
Long Branch-and denial of the charge was furnish.
ed to the Associated Press aud teegraphed through
put the country. which denial also called upon schurz
tofurnish the proof Senator conkling one Of Grant
funkeys. in public speech defending the Admins.
tration. called Schurz "a liar" Senator schurz
promptly furnished the proof, in the shape of let
Ter from General Pleasanton. late Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, since which time Grant and his
pack Of hirelings have been as dumb as oysters.
Instead Of falsifying Senator schurz proves Grant
liar and conkling dirty blackguard and yet the two
latter are the leaders of 1.-THE party Of great moral
IDEAS"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

NORTH Ipsno.-We take .ae following items from
the Idaho Stgao3 Of August I0,h:
correspondent o! slIc Ssonal. writing from War.
r"ns says iba the foIl the depth @. two inch
c. near Florence. the 29th os July
The atmosphere around Lewiston il allied with,
tiou.
Four soldiers deserted recently from Fort Iapwai.
taxing with them four Government horses They
as" broke iat" The Suffers sioTo aud carried off a
quantity .! clothing. boots. tobacco, DC
By fprtcT was recently arrested for grand larceny
and plead guilty TO petit larceny aud was sentenced
I" tnirsy days Imprisonment ia The county Jail.
Inc amount Of freight shipped 90 Lewiston by the
boats OF the O ;. y. Co. from April l2sh Ia August
sth. was 1850 tons.
miner writing from Palouse states that prcs..
Pecube party lately discovered rulch that will
pay $40 day with rocker. They banned out sss s0
in day and half The ground is three fee.
deep. aud 1900 feet in length comprises all the
ground tn the gulch
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

HORRIBLE oUTRAoE.-A horrible crime was ner.
petrated near Hooper. in Utah, q short time ago. A
young girl about fourteen years of age named Jean.
nette Lowe was riding out on horseback when ahe
was met by two boys. one named Nelson, aged about
thirteen years, and the other named Purdy, aged
about fourteen years, who dragged her from her
horse and, after violating her person, drowned her
in slough. The young demons we're arrested and
lodged in JAIL aud the people are so incensed against
them on account Of the unparalleled atrvcity of tho
deed that there is strong possibility of their being
taken from jail and lynched.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22
MoSrAsA--ws take ,l,s following items from our


MoSrAsA--wo take the following items from OUT
late Montana exchanges:
Major John +. Bruce has associated himself win,
Captain wright ia tc publication aud editorial man
aGviarng Of Eau ARAFAT Cuayser.
The AeAAgs.sss !lss from ali the inform
se have BEEN able Is sAu Cherry creek Is destined
10 prove tic osg valuable mineral deposit vet de.
covered ia Montana. '
Mr.. =. EsavTsoa sktle hunting ard prospecting
hrAT sb0 head 81 Iakes Irsa ditch discovered solu
ao@s quartz. and lad du@n has s3ar examine It,
and ofs picking up A4a guu he eAfclcsslY caaghg il los
Tie 'uuAalv - draw Il towards him, when the ham
insF c@gaI GA slpse or i@ss &ad Tie gun acCi
3cH1St discharged. t.e bal. striking A.m m The lrf
breast. Asalts 4tAEu1sal5y through &nd coming uat
g! bih ssas AF. breaking tlae bane he taken Ia
i"~H ssd SURGEON al uuoc sutaaaouod TO Aa assist.
aaec a''d though seriously wounded. IL - believed
&c wl4l recover.
usaa living a. nssysowu waa accidentally shot IN
Tie koec !cs days ago. ussslo attempting io ALI
dog i.Ai bad bitten ono %. hla children.
The farmers 60! Deer Lodge Valley arc favored with
ate crops The Pre- sotsi season.
The At7 N9rassn,st comedies thc election oi Major
Iasiunta. Democrat +or Delegate a. ConErees by
majority o. about 90
Professor Hayden Il engaged with large corps of
aAa3s4fsts. ia geological surrey II the section oi
coan'gf ~ the heal 81 G$4asoa aagas.a yellow.
steuo and snake rivera,
". Y Lowell. formerly Tcsi5ca; Of Montana who
went tn Utah several months ago. haa to1Ected tLe
saus gsi" anm q s4uoe0 from a sale Of bis mining
interests ia ihaE Territory
Lewis and Clark and Madison counties in Mon.
lana. arc the only tao Shereia Ciagc;l. The Radical
candidate !og Delegate. received ngasar,les.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

/ From YUBA--We had the pleasure. last Tuesday
of receiving call from Mr.. w. L. Johnson. one O
the pioneers and cid "residenters of Alturas coun
ty. Mr.. Johnson started from Atlanta last Thursday
and via Saw Tooth Range to the head Of Crooked
river and thence by the way of Banner to this place
The day after he started from Atlanta he met with
quite serious mshap. having shot at q grouse and
got thrown from his mule. injuring him SO seriously
that he could not travel Beiag Alone he lay the
ground for two days, until fortunately he was found
by Lum Burge. who was ont hunting several miles
from his camp, and who. finding Mr. Johnson's mule,
made a search for the owner. They arrived here
last Monday. and though somewhat lame Mr.. john
son is rapidly recovering from his injuries He in
forms us that thore are about 10 men in Yuba Dis.
trict. all of whom are at work. there not being an
idle man in the camp.
The Stanley mill. OF which Mr. Mattingly Is Super
intendent, is running Leonora ore. and the rock
looks WELL but the mill has not yet made clean up
No other mill in the camp is running. Considerable
work has been done on the Atlanta lode this Spring.
but operations were suspended in that mine few
days before Mr. Johnson left.
Work is still going on in the Leonora, Variety and
Olive lodges. the latter of which belongsto Mr. john
son, who brought with him some OF the quartz taken
ont at depth OF about thirty feet. 1t il splendid
looking ore equal TO any have seen from the At
lanta, and bears strong resemblance TO the ore taken
from the Poorman lode, in owyhee. in its palmiest
days The ledge is four feet wide. with weli-dehned
walls. and though silver lode, 1t contains streak
or seam Of burnt red quartz. which is literally in
crnsted with free gold and gold sulphurets This
lode Is situated about three-quarters OF mile south
of the Atlanta aud il bids fair prove one of the
most valuable discoveries in the Territory.
Al Rocky Bar everything appears DUH as none of |
he mills or arastras running. Frank Settle, |
johnson and Derrick still actively engaged ia TAX
ng out good quality O! from The Idaho and sew
raj other hedges being developed. Hon. John
ieNaliy has force OF hands work on his miae al
Red Warrior. but has aos yet started up his mill.
The Atlanta mine Ia s.!i hanging in the balance in
he English market. but Of the prospects Of a sale
nr informant could not state. He says that Dr.
bishop. Who Is attending 10 the negotiations, was
1pected 10 arrive at Atlanta on yesterday when.
oabiless. something deinitr aouid be known.
Mr. Johnson le: yesterday for Boise city. cn route
y South Mountain. where be has some other ia!n
"a interests 10 atteaa 10.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

srLIT.-The Pinchbeck Republican Convention
of Louisiana resulted In split of that faction. A
proposition to fuse with the Liberals and support
Greeley and Brown was defeated--s7 to 19s--when
Gen. Hugh J. Campbell President OF the Convention,
with eighty-seven members. withdrew. Pnchbeck's
faction supports Grant, while the Yarmouth and
Carter parties support Greedy and Brown.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

A DEFAULrKR.-A rumor, in circulation last week.
that one Of Uncle Sans officials in this Territory
was defaplter TO large amount, turns out TO be
true. The Stdteswan informs US that Mr. J. Geer.
Collector Of Internal Revenue IL defaulter to the
tune Of at least $1,000 he, himself admitting that
he IL behind TO that amount special officer Of the
Treasury Department who visited Boise City, claimed
that Geer was behind $4,000. We don't know who
p eqrrscs, but IL i bad enough as IL Is.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

ESLAaoFD-The DeerLodge tMontana) Ne,c North
'cest has been enlarged TO a 32column sheet and /,
now one of the largest well as best. of our Terri
toral exchanges although, politically, it is on tho
wrong side of the fence II has abandoned the posi
ton of an armed. though Indifferent. neutral and
become the organ of the Radical party in Montana,
and as such made gallant fight for Clagett We ad
mre it's pluck and spirit, but doplore its political
obliquity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

sESsATIcS.--Tne Gan Francisco Chronicle OF Aug.
nth, hard up for sensation article, contains cock
and bull story about some fellow in San Francisco
having discovered method Of transmitting base
metals into gold. The story of old summeraeld's
pills having about died out the Chronicle endeavors
70 get up something new to attract public attention
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22
Ada County Democratic Ticket,

For Territorial Council,
DE- j. b. WRIGHT.
For Territorial Assembly
CHARLES HlARoD. :. II. JEFFREYS
J. BENNETT, 4 T. CALLAWAY
For SHERIFF.
n L. JENKINS
For County Commissioners,
A. RossI. G. w HUNT, @. ". CESS.
Probate Judge Treasurer,
RELF BLEDSoE. FRED pASGEI.
Auditor and Recorder, Assessor.
y. N. HAWTHORN +. II. WALTER.
superintendent Public Instruction.
J. II. WHITSoN.
Coroner.
DE-. J. l. STEPHENS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

HoLLowAY's OIsrMEST-Sore Legs. Wounds. u
GERS, &C. be cured. The rational treatment as
indicated by nature is to reduce the local inamma-
tion soothe the neighborng nerves, cool the heated
blood and render the watery qhorous discharge
sistent and healthy. Happily. Holloway's Ointment
aceomplishes these ends with unfailing certainty
rs cents per box or pot.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

soFrgsrSa or THE BnAfx = Hon. d. r. Ashley. ex.
member OF Congress from Nevada, IL at panaca. in
that state afflicted with sofstnng Of the BRAIN Lay.
ing only Occasional noinsnts Of sanity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

DECLINES. Senator oBrien, of New York, having
been requested by Blanton Duncan. Of Kentucky, TO
assist IN organizing straight Democratic movement.
declinea to take any stock in the enterprise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

ELoPEn. William Smith. for some years past a
Justice of the Peace in Grass valley California re-
Gently eloped with widow. leaving behind him a
VIE and nine children and the widow left two chill.
dren.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

DEAD.-The Portland t0regon) Bulletin announces
the DEATH on August 10th. at East Portland of Mrs
Mary clinton widow of the late lion. David s. Jones
of New York. aud daughter of De witt Clinton. Gov
ernor of New York and United States Senator
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

THASKs.-We return thanks to Mr.. j. l.. G. Smith
proprietor of the Boise City and Idaho Toll Road for
a large sack of fresh vegetables from his garden.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22
9eiv advertisements.
NOTICE.
ON MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood
restored. Impediments to Marriage removed New
method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies
Books and Circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. Q South
MIMI b.. Philadelphia. Pa. lAuga2m3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

NoaiSATrp.--J b. Chafree has been renominated
by the adcsls 81 Colorado Tor Delegate TO Congress
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

MONEY ORDERs-The following Is statement OF
the Money Order business done at the Idaho City
Bostofice for the week ending August II, 1872:
Number Of Orders issued, 10
Amount. Observation-Disclosures. $685. 10
Amount of fees on same, .................. 60
Number of Orders paid Observation-Disclosures.
Amount, Observation-Disclosures. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

VANS OFFICE AGAIS.-Ex- Collector Tom. Mur-
ply, % New York City, is candidate for Congress-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho City, on the
22d day of August. which, IL not called for within
thirty days. will be sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Ballet Adolph. Gaany Thos Miller Frank
Clark II Is Heedy Albert Marsk
Dofey David Johns on n Nozzi John
Enoch L Karny VIM Washington Geo
Franklin Amos King Nancy
RJ-Persons calling for any of the above letters
will say advertised" and give date of list.
JAMES A. PINSEY, p NJ
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Order to Show Cause why Order of
Sale of Real and Personal Estate
should not be Made.
In the matter o. the Estate q. WILLIAM A NrSx.r,y
deceased
In Probate Court In and for Boise County idaho
Territory.
TT APPEARING To THE cOrpT

- b? The petition presented and filed by VIM W
hooper the Administrator. with the will annexed
81 'ne estate OF William 4. Nannas deceased pray
Ing Tor order to sell the whole of The real ani
personal estate that 1t Is necessary sell the whole
OF the real and personal mot set of as home
hsead 'e pay the allowance 10 the family the debts
outstanding against the deceased and the debts ex.
peoses aud charges OF the administration; \; is
therefore ordered by the Court that all persons in.
rcrcd IN said estate appear before the said Probate
.ooF' on Friday. the 18th day Of September A. d.
1917 at II O'Clock A. n. of said day at the court.
room 81 said Probate Court, in the Probate Judge :
oitce IN Idaho city. Boise county Idaho Territory.
:" sno" cause why an order should not be granted
10 the said Administrator to sell all az tbe
and real estate of the deceased shall be
aud that copy Of this order be published AT least
-FOUR weeks in the IDAHO WORLD. weekly newspa.
per printed and published in said county OF Boise
ALoNZo p. TURNER, Probate Judge
Idaho city, August 81 1874
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

i.hRfronr or IpAHo. County Of Bo.se-ss
|. Aonzo p. Turner, Probate Judge and Fx oesc,o
.efk OF the Probate Court in and for Boise county
Idaho Territory. do hereby certify the foregoing to
oe tue ana correct copy Of an original order duly
made aud entered upon the minutes of said proha.s
Court " N A4"""'e
YWSN Witness my hand and the seal of said
- 1872 AONzn y rfqS - A.
Probate Judge and Ex officio Clerk p. c.
Ang92-w4 ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-22

For all Diseases 81 the BLADpER KIDNEYS and ugtS.
ANY Organs. ether III the Male or Female Frequently
performing perfect Cure Ia the short space Of three
or four days aud always IeSs time than any other
preparation. la the Of
TAAAAST's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF cuBEBs
AND CoPAIBA
There IL no need Of conancnen, er change Of diet
IN as approved form 81 paste il is entirely taste
less aod causes no unpleasant sensation the pa
hebI aud 40 exposure. II ~ now acknowledged by
tic posi lcarne In the Profession that in ali secret
diseases Cubebs and Copaba the only two RENE
dice that be relied upon with any certainty O!
sacceRs
IaTraai's Compound Extract Of cabebs and copaiba
NEVER FAILS.
MANUFACTURED ONLY nY TAggANT & co.
rs $50 Greenwich and l0g Warren Sta New York
S"'3 ~ Druggists all over The world tang2Am6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

character well known throughout the state IN nn,r
of Cedar FaIs an active iutegent ana vne{ ~ pocai
notica worker Mayor Grswoid OF maISnaa Iherai
influence: DR. f. s. Gilbert President OF .hv s and tho
Convention gentleman OF the nIst 1 IT Ee,trv
liberal noninee for Secretary Of State Co - ~. h.S
of C,onncil Blufs Chairman OF the noe.ai ' ~
Co,nmitteo and Republican Of excellent repuei Oo;
q A Clark of Hamilton County. an elnhon. nooo a ~
ths par soldier of excellent reputauon posseSsoo VI
81 iacal ndnence and OF high standing IN ms osue
Sant shnhai of Dubuque man OF great ABILITY. mgn
stand,np and wide reputation; Col NlcnoiS OF DeS
Moines AT Fort Dodge Major A. NJ Dawley, Tue non
n y Rrvan Fred Hess. Capt j. A u foomeh are rep
ressntaiive Liberals
THE GRANT PARTY WITHOUT LEADERs
OF this county 1t must be said, by the way, that
utterly without Grant leaders OF any sort Col H. b.
wilson and j. Shay Of Lenox County are typical repre-
sentatyes of the party in their district Ex-senator
p stubbs of Fairfield formerly law partner OF Gen D.
= wilson, Messrs Colfax and Wilson'S rival for the VICE
Presidency has within few days been moved 70
for Greeley Ex-Seuators Pierce and Read OF 1.noi n
County of State influence are also aligned IA Una.
ment. These. il must DO remembered ire M 80 IN
at random from letters local reports ana sucn as
perfect material the yet incomplete canvas 81 the
Literal manuscript Of the names ana conuitoh VI .n
leaders in each county could be given put ~ Wouu
tAe purposes OF q census return quite az We rs in %
cation of the stuff OF which the Liberal RANKS ae laur
BY this do not imply that all lowaDs are dperas-ohy
that each district will, when canvssed pIesenS aos
proper proportion and that number IN vote OF zouo
or more would make pretty complete state directory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

the Liberals hope of but tho 91o,s
ora feel confident that the next Lcslss'a" " ~
will have a decided Liberai majority.
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sask&ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

sending OF coored troops among people very
unwise although the prudence Of the officers who
manded them prevented much of the trouble that would
otherwise have occurred The conduct of the Internal
Revenue officers also tended TO exasperate
the people. Tho men they have employed
TO assist them deputy marshals, &c, have often
been fellows OF character, and their treatment Of
respectable citizens has, In many instances have
doubt been outrageous None Of these things jus fy
any set Of men In taking the law into their hands
and whipping negro who might be guilty Of any crime,
but their existence carefulyiconcealed in all Admins
traton reports shows that to extent, those who
part in the outrages did not dc from simple innate
depravty thirst for blood desire to abuse the
as q Many OF the whippngs inflicted without
any preconcerted plan. set OF drunken fellows going
home from corn-husking some other frolic. filed
with bad whisky, passing the cabin Of negro who was
accused Of some misdemeanor would take himout and
whip him. From all can learn, the number OF men in
Sampson County engaged in these acts was compare
lively small and nothing OF the kind mas occurred there
In two years. -
MODEL AUGMENTATION JUDGE.
Judge Tourgees district lying in tho center OF the
State and including Alamance and Caswe Counties the
scene of the KrkHolden war, was the homo OF the
KuKux In 1870 II Is unnecessary for me to 70 peat
what occurred in those counties There is doubt that
several men were murdered and great many whipped
though the KuKlux are charged with many acts of
which I believe the order 10 be innocent.
have never, however, seen the facts connected
with the rise OF KuKluxsm In this
region published, as learned them when there In Ala
nance County. met gentleman who, as counsel for
some Of the Ku-Klux prisoners, knew moro about the
order than any else have who was not MEM
ber He gave me list OF ut least dozen white persons
who were murdered and Of great number OF
barns and houses burned in that county before the
first Ku-Klux outrage wasl perpetrated The
guilty persons In many instances dsoov-
cred tried, and sentenced to punishment. They
were generally negroes or lowdown white Republicans.
Judge Tourgees conduct ut this time very exasper
ang TO the citizens who looked 10 his court for proteo
ton use the words Of my informant, who speak, ng
OF the matter, exclaimed: why, Sir. II you had
into IL when he trying some Of these cases.
you would have thought that. instead of be-
ingS Judge he had been retained as coun-
sci for the prisoner I have heard him make
the ourageousy partisan charges TO the ure and
have known him to absolutely adjourn court to make
nol'tioal speech" "ButEou cay men were convicted