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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-09

The President and suite will attend the
great Jubilee next June in Boston, as he has
announced to the committee who have just
invited him. Most of the foreign ministers
at Washington, and their families in some in
stances have also declared their purpose to
accept the invitation of the city of Boston to
assist at the grand international festival.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-09
AUGUSTA, Me. March L.. 1872

AUGUSTA, ME-, March 10, 1872.
MEssRs. KIMBALL Il COL take pleasure in tes
tifyng in favor of your medicine. A few weeks
since my boy was troubled with severe cold, SO
he could not speak above whisper; alter using
it, was advised to try your Botanic Cough Bal
sam. The first dose relieved him, and effected
cure so quick, that my husband, (who was in the
last stage of consumplion), being anxious to obtain
something that would make him rest nights, CON-
menced taking your Balsam. After using it one
him; he informed of the first physicians in the
city of the ects he at said continue to take it,
Respectfully,
MRS. o. i. DIXON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-09

MI Miller, of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church OF New York, recently appealed to
Judge niatchford to be excused from serving
AZ petit juror because God was not recog-
nziee in the Constitution. The judge ex-
cused him because he had not sufficiently
clear head to sit and act as Juror.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-09

The volcano of Colima, Mexico, which fol
the past two years has been showing signs o
activity is now in full eruption, throwing GU
clouds of ashes which fall over large sec
ton of the country and smoke so dense as t.
obscure the sun. The spectacle is described
as one of awful grandeur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-09

The Albany Journal says 1.-THE passive
policy is already having its effect upon the
rank and file of the Democracy. They
see neither the wisdom nor patriotism of
following their leaders into the camp of
the enemy. The effect, as is already APP
parent in our own city, viii be disorgan-
ization to be followed by defeat"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-09

The names Of about dozen persons are
mentioned as candidates for Congress in
the First congressional district. Many
more might be added without exhausting
the supply. 1t is not difficult thing to be
talked of as candidate for office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-09

PORTLAND, March 49, 1872.
MIR. +. W. KINsMAN:
Dear Sir-Please send me five gross Adamsons
Balsam.
The sales of the Balsam very much exceed our
anticipations We get orders nearly every mail for
1t now, and hear no complaints.
Yours truly,
J. W. PERKINS So
rr W. ,, BANGOR, March 90, 1872
FRANK w. kiNsMAN, ESQ Dear Strive are
happy TO be able to inform you that ont of over two
thousand bottles ofyour "Adamson's Botanic Cough
Balsam " which we have sold over our counter dur
ing the last three months, have not heard of one
solitary of complaint against ;ts %nr;Uaiind
good results. But all who have had ocnas;on az. e.
speak of at all, have spoken of its merits in the
highest terms of satisfaction. ' - VII"
Respectfully yours,
WARREN l.. ALDEN a 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-09
BANK OF DEPOSIT.
4. A. HaWley h Co.,
BANKERS,

No. 1. Devonshire, cor. State ST., Boston.
Four per cent. interest allowed on deposit
accounts, subject to check, drawn on any City
Bank.
Out oftown depositors will have their remtances
and collections promptly acknowledged.
We do General Banking and Commission Bust
ness, negotiate Bonds Stocks Notes and other Sc
curites, make objections throughout United States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-09

Who are unable to buy Adamson's
Botanic Balsam. Cures Colds.
Coughs, Sore Throat, H0arseness
influenza and all diseases of the
Lungs. Circulars free, with testimo-
mails nom best men in the country,
J.. w. Perkins & Co., wholesale
Agent, Portland. F. w, Kinsman
proprietor, l42 Water ST., Augusta
4e' dec6.wim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-09
DEALERS IN SECURITIES

we invite inquiries relating to investments, and
give below the prices of few Of the most desirable
Bonds:
burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Is 92ia
Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Is 30
Logansport, Crawfordsyille and 5. w IS %
Chesapeake and Ohio Us %
Connecticut Valley Ia 81
New York 4 Oswego7 IS 81
U. s Bonds and other marketable Securities al.
lowed full price in exchange. spmarls.teo
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-29

gAunoAo Ia our las. issue we hro2eaed the sub
lee, OF granting aid in Tie shape Of money subsidy
as an lnauccmeni 70 some company % construct =
branch railroad from Boise City point on the
Overland road aud our article has elected response
from our Boise CITY eo,emporary. Afier rendering
over our neighbor's response we are unable to de-
tssnlns exactly what position he oceapisa IN regard
10 the plan ws proposed but infer thai ha eaisrAsas
some hope that Congress would nagnAnim 'nsly pas
bill containing gran, of the public lands 10 aid IN
the construction O. ihs proposed road We doat
believe thai another srAa; Of lands viii ever be made
By Congress 20 assist In such enterprises Both Fo
utieal par,.e. have announced iu thusr platforms
their hostility towards legislation OF that caArAe"F
and the Portland Dass aud Salt Lake Company were
unan,e q, the last session 70 procure as passage u
bin donating TO The company even the HsAgrs pro-
ceeds thA. would be derived from tho sails OF lands
along the route OF their proposed ROAD. "Asae ne
title 70 the lands 70 remain in ihs osnsra GOV
ernmsnt II we wait until we gel . land grant
well never get = railroad II 40 wish TO gain
anything We mus, risk something and 10 use vulgar
saying IL our Territory II Tcsrograding instead 81
progressing I've might wclI be killed for sheeP
as for \ lamb" II scarcely AFFORD to pay tho
intsres, on the bonds issued In aid of such an I'm
rortant euterprlHe, 10 will not be many years ~
things are now going before we wii be unable 10 pay
the interest on our present bonded debt II ~e arc
10 be swamped financially. we might a. well 50
through in an effort 10 better condition a. TO exc
on, miserable existence Idly awaiting the approach
Of certain bankruptcy. We do no, propose. a. our
ueighbor fears TO crea.n an additional debt Of one
million without receiving quid pro quo in the
nature of the most satisfactory assurances of the
early construction of road We would certainly be
q, subjects for lunatc asylum we 10 give away
million dollars aud receive nothing in return. We
are satisfied tina. road could be built 70 some point
on the Central pacinc-say winnem ncca--for much
less sum than a. stated by ihe Stdssman. and IL
company cannot take one million dollars and then
raise enough. By mortgaging the road. 70 complete
it's construction. We are very much mistaken. De.
licvng that the only salvation for our Territory lies
in the early construction Of q railroad connecting
with the Overland we are sltished that the people
would support proposition TO grant Territorial aid
10 the amount we have named II they are satisfied
the road would be buiit: and II assurances TO that
end can be obtained, no matter from whom or from
what company, we are In favor Of pushing the mat
ter ahead. II the route should be selected for
junction with the Central Pacific all right We dont
care what road IL taps so that have communities.
ton by rail with the balance Of the world.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-29
Dr. !. l. STEPHENS.

Fon GaAxr AND wusoy.-Ts are Informed that
his Ercellency. Gov. Bennett. VIII Is. bythe-way.
genial. whole-souled gsn.ieman-and. In fact. too
good n man 10 be o Black Republican.-iniends 70
stamp caiifornis and Oregon for the Grant aud WI.
son ticket having been solicited 10 do 80 by the Rad
ical State Central Committees Of those two States
Gov Bennett is man Of fine ability. finished ora
tor and WILL in our opinion. do good service tn what
re consider the Lost caase-ths. IL. In behalf OF
Grant and wiison-but we are sorry TO see gentle
man Of his character and talents engaged in such
miserable and deplorable cause. In better cause.
the Governors voice would have potent influence
but the people are nov thoroughly aroused and In
tend that the bloody ehasm" shall be bridged In
spirit of reconciliation and Radical bulls OF anash-
ema directed aga!ns. the secession dogma are out OF
date and the people have also determined that those
who wore the blue and those who wore the gray shall
discard the past and uniting brothers and cissens
of our common country clasp hands In token Of for
eivness IL not forgetfnlness. Of the past and march
forward with locked shields TO the OF
our Democrats Republican institutions against thu
traitorous enenies in our rear.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-29

MoSTAsA-we take the following items from cur
late Montana exchanges
Maeinnis net majority In the Territory. IL about
900 and the Radicals elect eight nine members Of
the Lower House in the Legislature.
Virginia CITY rejoiees in gang of young Hoodlums
1, IL believed that tue question OF the removal Of
the Territorial Capitol from Virginia City to beer
Lodge has been defeated by small majority, at the
late election.
George +. Cope ESQ. proprietor and editor OF the
Moafdnan, after protras ted absence in the Eastern
states. has returned 10 Virginia City.
Jim" Wbtlaich. one Of the pioneer quartz dis
covrrers and miners Of Montana II reported 70 have
realized ss0O0 from the sale OF quartz interests in
Utah Territ.ry.
The Democracy of Montana have been jubilatiag
their victory at the recent election.
The Stuart mill at Phillipsburg Is crushing about
six tons OF every "a hours that pays over sl2U
per ton. #6| SO
Burgiss' engineer corps of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, recently passed through Deer
Lodge City on expedition to Twenty-Five Yard
turned from their survey OF the route down salmon
river to the North Fork. where they connected with
De Lacys linz down salmon river, They report that
route favorable Que. with but few engineering dfi
culties to be encountered.
The Rock Greek mines after being tested thorough
y by means OF ditch carrying $50 inches Of water
are said to be good for an ounce day 70 the man.
The mines In jefferson gnlch paving a. well as
usual aud the water is holding out better than in
former mining seasons.
The farmers of Montana have better grain crops
than they have evsr had before.
The Deer Lodge fadepsadeat says that the next
Legislative Assembly OF Montana stands. Council.
Democrats 0. Radicals 3. Independent |. House Of
Representatives, Democrats ~. Radicals g.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-29

A srocEssFut pArKR.-rhc San Franc .sco ChTon
&c Affords striking instance Of uhst pack, perHe-
verAnce and ndofnisable energy will accomplish In
the aeld of Journalism. From little dramatic cir
cnlar distributed gratis few days ago. i, has gradu
ally bu, in astonishing manner. risen until it now
occupies the foremost position among the Journals Of
the Pacific Coast The proprie,ors have ordered.
from New York. Que of Hoes rotary. fourcylinder.
double quarso presses. that viii strike OF all four
pages once capable OF issuing 10 600 copies per
hour and when received the cAr0nGce will come out
In new dress. a. the publishers have decided 20
make improvements on the paper costing about
$4,000 The Sacramento Union had for some years
monopoly of this upper country. bu, the chromicie
s fast undermining IL aud taking the lead. II is q
spicy. gossipping journal. allied with news from all
quarters Of the globe. and might be considered. in
style reprn, Of the New York Herald In its earlier
days.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-29

Mos7ASA INDIAN TRoUBLEs--An Indian outbreak
Is imminent IN Montana. consequent upon the order
issued for the removal Of the Flatheads from the
Bitter Root Valley. The Flatheads hare been rein
forced by large bands Of Neg Perces and Spoksnes
and formidable war party Of the colviiie Indians.
numbering ell together. about one thousand Indiana
The Montanfan Of August 18th says that the head
men OF the various tribes say they there for the
purpose Of assisting their Flashsad brothers. and
that any attempt At force the part Of the whtes'so
remove thsm from the valley. win be met by the dis
charge Of firearms The Indians are well armed and
their threatening attitude causes great uneasiness
among the farmers Of the valley There are no sol
diers 10 spare in Montana. and committee Of the
prominent citizens OF MssouIa county has waited on
Governor Potts to indnce him to furnish arms and
ammunition TO volunteer force TO be raised in Mis-
soua and Deer Lodge Counties to be in readiness for
immediate action. Governor Potts promised to fur
nish the requisite war material. and the Aontanian
significantly remarks "Look out for good Indians"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-29
ppocrEDrHGs OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.

,xa~n.v Aucust Do. 1s7a.-This day tine Board Of
Comfy Commissioners met. pursuant 20 adjoufHs
uert as Board Of Equalization
present. D. II. Anderson, Z. A. Stevenscn-E- q.
Angle. Clerk
Minutes OF last meeting read and approved.
rna hoard then adjourned until Tuesday. 2'th
inst, at 10 O'Clock. a. n
TurspAy.-Board met pursuant 70 adjournment
presant n n Anderson, z A. Steyenson-E- IL
Angle, Clerk.
Dayener Co. OF Pioneer City, appearing by coun-
sci before the Board asknga reduction OF assess
ment on accounts and notes: Ordered that tneir as
sess- rnent Sc reduced $500.
Isaac Newton appearing before the Board, asking
reduction OF assessment solvent desfs II was or
aerea nv the Board that his assessment be reduced
three thousand six hundred and nifty dollars.
Adjourned until Monday 2sth inst. 10 O'Clock 4. y
"WEDNESDAY. Aug 2s.-Board met pursuant TO al
son, E II. Angle. clerk.
9. W. Crafts appearing before the Board asking
reduction of Of notes and accounts OF
firm of @. W. Crafts. centerviie. Boise county.
T.. was ordered by the Board that the assessment
OF The centervilie firm be reduced 1850. two thous
and eight hundred dollars notes and accounts.
In the matter Of the application Of Samuel Roberts
assessment IL satisfactorily appearing 70 the Beard
upon evidence produced. is ordered that upon The
assessments Of 8. Roberts upon the stock Of bacon.
the same be reduced ~ cent per pound
In the natter OF the application OF J. b. Duke
Co: The Board Of County Commissioners being salts
s by evidence that the parties 70 whom the arm vi
| J. d. Duke Co are indebted. and which lie claimed
AZ an offset TO their solvent debts. already as
sessed for the full amount Of the solvent debts as
claimed By J. B. Duke Co. IL is therefore ordered
by the Board that the assessment Of $4,000 On SOL
yent debts be stricken from the said assessment Of
J. b. Duke Z Co.
| In The matter of the application Of c. ". Moore
co-assessmens for reduction Of iaxes il appearing
70 the satisfaction o. the Board from the adAsais Of
c. W. Moore and J. n. Burkett on file in this case.
and from the evidences addneed before the Beard: IL
liz ordered that the Of c ". Moore Co..
on Boise County Scrip be reduced sis0oo. and that
assessment o; solvent debts Be confirmed
In the matter Of the assessment Of William Law:
James EGsa appearing before the Board IS agent
asking reduction of assess gold dust. after
hearing the evidence IL is ordered hy the Board that
the assessment Of wm. Law be reduced $500
Adjourned. r.. II. ANGLE. CLERK.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-29
MAIL MATTERS.

We have had occasion, frequently, TO call a1tenuon
to the outrageous Of the North Western stage
Company, and we propose TO yentate, as opportunity
Offers the rascaly manner in which that proud
corporation conducts their business of Transporting
the mails in Idaho Territory Never in the history
Of this Territory. has any stage company exhoi'ed
such criminal neglect of their obligations 10 tne
people and to the Postofice Department as mas TINS
North Western Stage Company. Having monopoly
of nearly all the postal routes in the Territories IN
der their contracts with the Department We venture
TO say that no company. contractor. or set OF con-
tractors ever exhibited such wilfuH disregard OF
their obligations and contracts as has the North
Western Stage Company. We have borne with u
until forbearance ceases to be virtue. From every
section Of the Basin comes 10 as complaints about
the rna;ls. and while We have been wiling for
time. TO attribute the condition Of mail affairs to
other causes than neglect of the stage company. We
are now fully satisfied that the company pnrposeiy
violate their contract to the end that the
service NAV be discontinued and the California mail
matter by special order Of the
be ordered over the Kelton route. thereby relieving
the North Western Company Of the expense OF Keep
inc M the line via Silver City TO winnemacca
We have examined into the matter. and know that
is no. the fault OF the Postmas.ers either OF Boise
CITY or Idaho City, or Of the Boise City and Idaho
STAGE Line Of Mr. Mathews. but that the defaleanon
rests with the North Western Company. agreenoack-
stuffed. po,-beled corporation that cares not con-
t,nental whether the people OF Idaho Territory
have any mail or not. 90 that the Company
draw their regular pay from tho Government We
he,,exe that one OF the ssockho ders In the North
Western Company Is now in Boise City. having re-
Gently received his pay mail contracts. and II he
remains there long enough Ia hnd out whether the
STAGES run once day or onee weak We would Ike
To hear a excuse or explanation, II he can make
any. Of the action Of his company. We don't know
who are the stockholders IN the company nor do Nc
care and we iatend tha; the people Of Boise county
shall not be bked or swinded out Of regular mall
service If We can prevent il
From tie manner n which our mails have reached
rs we woald be jus; vel OF II the North Western
Company run stages ~ all through Idaho Terrific
~ We Intent 70 stir this matter 10 the bottom. aud
propose 10 rneor.Aiire the Postoes Department for
general reconstrue.ion OF the postal service IN this
Territory aud shall urge Delegate IN Congress TO
give this matter bis immediate personal attention
We shall prinsths proper headings for Distribution
throughout the Basin. and when signed by the Pro
pie as they will be- universally shall forward them
to the Postmaster General through some safer chan
mel and in . more expeditions manner than by The
NORTHWESTERN stage CosnPAnys ~aso1s.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-29

owYarn-we received = few days ago. the follow
ing letter from cur new correspondent in owyhee.
aud hope to hear fron nisa often IN the future:
sfLvsg CRY. l. r. Angus, =. 1872.
Mr. EnfroR:-From various accounts and sources.
think there il donbi bat thai owyhee county
will go Democratic Al shr coming election: how much
majority csanos tell although il is generally con-
esaed By al parties thai the Democratic nominee Tor
coagrrss-honess John H2iley-atn get very large
majority taking into consideration the number of
voters Ia thas county lie II general faxoriic with
all classes aud tae Democrats convention aha, nom
sna 81 him showed beth policy aud wisdom by their
action.
There VIII 90 gate contest here Tor county Offices
a. ron krsw is generally the There wiIi be
come scratching both sides. and with tse excer-
ton 81 Sheriff Is hard tell who the avoriics
with tho people generally. Stevens the Democratic
nominee or SHERIFF viii be elected sure: he has been
in ,ae oee now for four years aud has given gencr
al satisfaction apd the pesple not going 10 throw
overheard tried man for tina; they have SO; 20
see in the harness bescrc they tell how he ~il
work Nj Hlll or rather "old Hlli." as he delights
TO I've called. is very clever gentleman. aud might
raakr good sheriff. bu; Mr. stevens has been weigh
ed and found no, wanting. This camp. 70 mix.
ed negative. is neither DAN Lively: there IL as
much going there generally In at this Sra
Of the year. Everything here IL on permanent
basis. and no one expects. lives such excite
mcnss afflicted Idaho in years past.
South Mountain Is looming up gradually. and viii
be o. the substantial camps Of this Territory.
The wondrous and exaggerated stories coming from
Arizona. regarding the discovery Of diamonds and
other precious stones in tina, Territory. does no;
to have bad iis desired effect II may be all
very ,rue bat the people. and The miners especially
havn been hambnggca too often with Arizona fsh
stories: deserts and parched hills have allure.
men;s for the Of Idaho. and he is fool who for
sakes her green eds for the cactus plains Of Arizona
Years truly, W.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-29

Rich DISCOVERY. This Eureka Sentinel announces
the discovery recently of the richest and most vana
bic silver mine ever discovered in Nevada by one T.
D. Rathbun. The mine IL located in the mountains
about ak miles Southwest of the Of Robinson.
A chunk OF solid horn silver weighing forty pounds
was extracted and free milling Of high grade IL
found In abundance Mr.. J. y whitton, who we be-
ieye, is the same who formerly lived at Center
yillc in this oounty. and was in che employ OF Mr. s.
RIDGE 10 interested with Rathbun In the mine. and
his old friends here will DO 1ad 10 hear Of his good
fortune.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-29
DIED.

In Plaeervilie. T.. August 18th, f;yo.e-
Philip Clowder. aged about years. sou Of
In Boise City. August 18th. Of disease q, -,
JoHs G. HENLEY, aged about 35 years. = ne hear.
The deceased came to this Territory Il !, -.
and resided for about six or seven yea. ~ aay.
City, and by his many excellent train. - aaalo
drew around him wide circle of warm a. ,'ae'er
friends who sincerely regret his early 49,. 'O'ed
sympashiae with mis- aged parents in their y y
reavernent o.
II Geneva. Ala. July II. 1872. Amos -,
YAK. in thes70th year OF his age. hilEs Box
We find the above in the Pensacola Flor,a.r : !.
and learn that the deceased was The ....-- Aaa.
fellow-townsman Mr. John Runysn, who -. ..' ~
pating visit 70 his old home the comfnv p.u '''a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-29

DEATH or I.gxfxorox.--The celebrated race horse
and king Of the American turf. Lexington" died az
Mr.. Alexander's farm q. Spring Station. Kentucky.
about ten days ago. He made the fastest four miles
Of which there any record and the sire of more
fast race horses than any horse known Among the
best Of his progeny Norfolk. "Asterod. Ken.
lucky" Harry Bassett,' ''Kinshsher,' 'Idlewild'
aud TON Bowling" and some of the grandsons of
the old Kentucky hero have made their mark on the
turf rot unworthy of their grand SIRE
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-29

Gors ron oREKLEr.--Mr. w. L. Adams Of Oregon.
who Ii one OF the oldest Republican newspaper men
In that State has announced his intenton tn support
Greeley and Brown. Mr.. Adams was Tor many years
the editor of the Aroa Republican paper published
at Oregon CITY, and appointed BY President Ian.
coin Collector OF Customs Al Astoria. He possesses
considerable influence. and his detection from The
Radical ranks viii prove serious loss 70 tho Grant
PARTY. ssE