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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

UT FOB BAsSER-A party Consisting Of Johnny
oarrecht Nick Hang. Frank Miller aud Frank Geb'
bar: lef here on las; Monday in . light wagon for
Banner District. They will be the arss party that
has gone over the new road with . team. A. they
proposed gathering all the huckleberries in that sec
aon' in view Of contingencies. they took along III
ample supply Of the an,ido.e for snake bites.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

NEw GooDs.-Mr. q. W. Crafts received large
install nen. AS, Tuesday. of bis Fall aud Winter
stock and now has At his Old Corner in this city. and
his branch in Cen,ervie. complete stocks Of
staple and Fancy Groceries. Clothing. and Miners
supplies Of al kinds Call and examine bis stock and
satisfy Yourself the "OId Man " delights In show
ing his goods. and people who once trade with him
never go 10 any other store for supplies.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

VIZ FOR THE New CAMr.-Mr. John Merrill less
' oS!hee BY last Mondays stage. and he viii Ia all
S'0'so'''y pay visit to the new mining district
s''nocopia-before he returns. We wish him the
'''" luck and hope when he gets tired Of pros
p''ns around that he win conciuds to setsle IN our
city,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

SENATORIAL MoRALs.-Senator Carpenter,
Of Wisconsin,, is in hot water; aud all attempts
to avoid publicity OF n terrible scandal in which
he prominently figures. have proved futile.
The charge against him is Of immoral conduct
at Long Branch hotel. resulting in his being
drnied Abundance tn the house Carpenter
claims to have letter stating that be was
refused admission on accoun, Of the hotel be-
ing full, but the proprieiors of the house say
that Mr.. Thomas Murphy, Grants particular
friend. applied To them TO write just such u let
ter. u which they refused to do. The husband of
the lady whose fair fame has been smutched
through her intimacy with the Wisconsin SEN
ator is collecting evidence, and swears he
will make it hot TOR Mr.. Carpenter. us well as
the newspapers that have published hrs wite's
infamy. Carpenter is one Of the leaders OF
the great party Of moral ideas. and his friends
are making great efforts to hush the matter up
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

AA RANCH RAcEs.-Don forget the races % come
S'af Ranch September 6sh, 9Th and tn. Mr..
-. a0 making every preparation for the sccommo-
s-''n OF all who attend and there win be lively
time generally.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

4. Observation-Disclosures Is called TO the new sdvsf-
-. e"en' Of Lnforsh Kellogg l. Co.. TO be found In
.N'' issue OF the WORLD. It IL one Of the Oldest
m' IN san Francisco. - we'll ~ one OF the most
s.'o'e' and their long experience enables them 70
"as'actorily fill all orders in their line
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

vIs1roRs-Mr. G. W. Moore. Cashier Of the First
National Bank of Idaho. Hon. Austin Savage, As.
SCISSOR and Collector Of Internal Revenue and Colo.
mel Thomas donaldson. all Of Boise City, paid visit
70 The Basin during the past week stopping over sew
ersl days. They report business little moro lively
At the Capital owing to the coming in of the grain
crops. Colonel Donaldson paid visit to the Gold
Hill mill and mine. and speaks most highly Of the
operations of that company. Being the Centennial
Commissioners from Idaho. he is anxious that our Ter
ritory should make good exhibit OF her mineral and
Agricultural productions At the national exposition;
and he is taking lively interest in examining per.
sonaiy the various mines throughout Southern Ida
no. Though his visit was short one. he hopes to
be able. next season. to spend couple Of weeks in
the Basin. We acknowledge call from the gentle
men. on last Sunday. and hope to See them often In
our city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28
DEPARTMENT or JrsrTcE.

Washington. Aug Is 1873
sta:-Thc application for Executive clemenc. in
the Of James Pickett has been rejected by TIE
President. Very Kssptly. GKo II. WILLIAMS.
Attorney General.
Unless the case is taken To the Supreme
Court by writ Of error, Pickett will. without
doubt. suffer the extreme penalty of the law
We know nothing about the man or the cir
cumstances attending the crime Of which he
was convicted, further than hearsay. but as
we understand he was convicted on Indian
testimony alone. we think the man should not
be hanged like a dog on such unreliable evil
deucc
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

o.. ASAD.-Aiss Hattie Luckett reeurned, on last
rom two weeks sojourn with friends
f'oneer City. looking - though Life in that
''''on had agreed With her finely.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

-r Decentralization II called TO the advertise
'ohn Garrecht who has Ane lot Of homo
% 'a oacon for sale 1t prices that DEFY competitor
0ee u elsewhere in our columns.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

Paocstnpfos or THE BOARD ,or coux7Y conx1s-
sIoAEass-Aneast Is. 1873. Board met pursuant to
saunPeAe Present. r A. Stevenson. Qhstrmaa,
= Abeana I. p. Lanhing George ". Richards.
g. u
ON motion-of !. p. Lanbihg the county freasuf-
ers bond was reduced from thirty thousand dollars
70 twenty thousand dollars voting against
and Landing and Robb for it.
I 1he BINDS of.the fonoyinepmcSrs we're exalnined
4d9pfoysd, SD-wit; JSsse Bradsoed = sheriA and
1so 0ncto TAI conector; Geosg5 " RicAsrds
= Recorder; NdR Moore . .Probae Judes Ben I.
Davis - Tax Collector; and John Brodbeck as Coun.
ty Treasurer.
In the matter Of J. L. G. Smith. who was notified
to appear before the Board on this day and show
cause why the rates Of toll toll road should no,
be reduced. Is hereby ordered that 1t be laid over
till the next regular meeting
Ordered that the Board do now adjourn.
y : - 10 E. 4. 6TxvENsoN, Ch'mn.E
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

riosxxa-Ar. Joseph Rabbett Of the arm Of
A.. . Co.. Of Pioneer. was In Idaho last Tues
reports vster fAiling and mining opsrations
.'Sf'y suspended in his section.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

g. FLAcHRvrLLE.-Several Of our Placerviue
D. we're In Idaho yesterday. among them VIM.
Au zen White. They report times lively on the
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28
License Notice.

y TIE PERSONS DUNG BUSINESS
IL IN Boise County who are required e take out
License therefor are hereby nothsd that sney must
oce Of the undersigned, g the law viii 3 strictly
eneorced IN I'll Gases. JES0E B. BRADFORD.
July 17H Sheriff aod OoA u 0psss ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

.-"nis Driscolls blacksmith shop. nesr
=. 'mili. about one mile and 4. half northeast
nights ago. ~. -"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

CLEMYycY RTrvsED-The Statesman al
August Both says that L. S. Marshal, 10 Pink
ham, received. last evening. the following doc
ument from Washington:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-28

=. AAASKa-The wosr.D reenrne go, . our eooA
49, NJ !. 4 Pinnsy. q Boise City. for nps
melon sent n By last eseurdays shea F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-29

institution, while under. Prof. Thompson
II was profitable stock to the State. / havl
the facts and figures Of several Of thesl
schools, and am safe in saying that Mar
shall Is fair representation, Of them all
They arc rapidly waning, and In q very
few years will be numbered among Thu
things that have gone by forever.
UsURY.
The Senate had the usury bill before
them again, and on Yesterday II was In
definitely postponed. The Senators saw
that It was the heighth Of nonsense fol
West Virginia TO enact q usury law wher
Ohio and Pennsylvania. on both sides o.
us, have nothing Of the kind. The result
would be that It would drive away all Of
the surplus funds OIL the, State that would
otherwise be, distributed among our sowr
people. G1GiS we'll, IN my opinion, thatthe
bill is effectually killed.
ma zNoTEs. q =
We have all been waiting anxioualy iol
several days to see Walkers general epiStil
to Jacob in reply TO the latter's message
on the Public Printing. This forth
coming document was handed by
Mr.. Walker to Col. johnson, President
OF the Senate, this morning, with the re-
quest that 1t be read IN the Senate Mr.,
johnson refused 10 introduce It, and said
III any Senator desired to introduce the
document, after, first stating that 1t was
couched In respectful language and in
dorse his name to III, Ehe could do 1t, but
for his part he would mot No Senator
came to the scratch and 1t was, therefore,
not read In the Senate. The same effort
will be made In the House this afternoon,
which will In all probability succeed. II
II should fail there as It did In the Senate,
then we may look for 1t in in ertenSo In the
Courier Of tomorrow, with head lines,
side notes, &C., sc. II will no doubt be
'interestin,' reader" TO many. as Ferguson
and Walker prepared 1t with all Of their
skill and ability, they having been locked
up together for several days and nights.
II has been raining here for two or three
days and nights, and Is now snowing thick
and fast. The river is high and still -ris-
ing. The streets are very. muddy. 1t
does not look much like Estate capital to
glance up and down the streets just now.
Dr.. Alex. Martin, the interchangeable
President OF the State University, Is In the
city, and Is trying to work up the inter-
ests Of the University. The Dr.,is alive
educator, and II properly assisted, will
make our University a power In the
lands.
Dan: johnson returned on yesterday
from visit 10 his home, of q weeks dur.
alton. Hon. G. j. Walker presided In
absence. The little g. o. d. Is absent
from the city, and ~ Ct, "a,
1--WE miss him, yes we miss him, ~
There sits his empty chair" + :
ToMAuAwK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-29
Life Insurance Decision.

The following important decision was
recently rendered by the Circuit Court Of
the United States for the Western District
Of Tennessee:
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED sTATRa
FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF TRNNEs'
SEE.
W. e. TAFT ct al, Heirs Of Doctor Samuel
Bond, deceased, US. NeO York Life In
Surance Company. Commons, J.
A policy oil Insurance which indemni-
fies public enemy against loss In time oil
war 10 unlawful and where entered into
before hostilities, Is abrogated when they
occur. The relations 1t establishes are
illegal between belligerents
Where q life policy provides that II
shall be void upon the non payment OF
premiums within the time prescribed,
such payment Is q condition precedent ;
time IA. of the essence Of contract, and
there can be no recovery II punctual pay.
ment Is omitted.
where the performance Of . condition
precedent becomes unlawful, or by 4he act
Of God, impossible, this wilInot authorize
q recovery upon the contract without per.
formance. Such case distinguished from
those In which subsequent limpossibility
and Illegally are relied upon as a defense.
Acontract Of insurance, the continuance
Of which depends upon the election and
sets Of the insured, Is not like debt, the
obligation Of which Is absolute, and which
ID suspendedsonl by war.
The relations between the members Of
q corporation for mutual insurance present
all tho evils and are dissolved by war Tor
the same reasons as those between ordi-
nary copartners.
Thereasons for the dissolution Of execu.
tory contracts by war are not alone that
such contracts involve lnter.communion
across the hostile lines, or that they relate
to properly liable to capture; but more
especially because their execution in
creases the resources oil tho enemy.
A court of equity has no authority 10
decree the specific performance Of an
agreement in favor Of party who has
failed TO perform acoqdition which Is Of
the essence Of the contract, although pre-.
vented by It's becoming subsequently, IL
legal or impossible by act Of God.
A court Of equity will not relieve par
ty from the effect Of emitting toiperforrn
'anact, although the omission was caused
by subsequent illegality or impossibility
arising from the act Of God, where such
act was merely optional, and the other
party had no right TO enforce Its perform:
ance. iF'h.sJi J tl!w E7+r zrHl"s 4ivt Il
The agency Of ono representing On in
srrance company, authorized TO receive
premiums and renew policies, becomes
unlawful when the insured and insurer
become public enemies,
: Humes & Posten, for plaintiff; Ran
dolph, Hammond q Jordan, for defend
ants. d&w
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Worn -tosa Shadow.

Flesh, muscle and mind alike Diet ilorate
when the stomach fAlters N Its duty and the
bowels do not perform their part as scayepgeta
OF the system regularly and naturally. In
chronic dyspepsiafhe body 10 unusually emaci1.
ted and the mulcular flbre loose and aabby, and
the brain Incapable Of prolonged or vigorous ex.
iSd ptah eei sys de
pendent upon the stomach for support strength
en- and regulate this feeder Of the system with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, when It falls to
perform Its functions properly. A good appe-
lite, an increased now Of the gastric jaice, and
beltho result EIhe manner In which The gteat
tonic and Alternative effects cure ofdyspepsla Is
direct and simple. 81 stimulates Tho digestive
organs, cleans 0 without conynlting the bowels.
regulates the aow OF bile and determines II into
the right channels, and exercises q tranquilizing
influence over the nerves. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-29

ALL people.w would undoubtedly prefer a'anI
head OF hairgrown upon thslr own hesds, to be-
Ing bald, or wearing false hair, and 1t has been
the study OF many Of our learned men to find Q
remedy to restore the hair when ithas fallenout
and renew its color after II has become gtay.
suchi % remedy has been found and iis now OF
fered to the world under the name Of Halls
Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover; and, to yesifS
this statement, read the following:
bsThis 10 toeertiiy that Twas very bald In fact
1ny head wasperfectly smooth and 1t is com
mon N my family to grow bald early in life.
hare now used four bottles OIL. Halls Vegetable
sicilian HaIt Remover ;taud the hair has grown
cut an over my head, and Is now q natural
brown. hartley CoNLoN.
sciF1o, JENNINGS Co., IND,
|! 'll May %, 1865! o. ,f1L.h s-a, f,-'
Personally appeared before me BARLEY Conlon
and upou oath, says The above statement istrue
d&w - INA q. BUTLER, Notary Public
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-29

The United States IL doing quite well
in It's export Of manufactures Of iron and
steel, having sent abroad, during the last
fiscal year, goods Of this character valued
OF more than ten millions OF dollarsl A
large portion Of this Is hardware, and fol
ii Canada Is o profitable market. Thus
Canada took $1,6lo,27s Of American
hard ware, whilst her imports ofhardware
from all other countries combined during
the year amounted tobut s.. 200. 900. The
Montreal papers say that the American
manufactures are gradually cutting OF The
English ones from the Canadian market
for these goods. .,
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THERE Is the authority of leading
Massachusetts, journal for the startling
announcement that early in the coming
session MajoEG General 3. F BUTLRR will
introduce q bill providing for the reduc-
tion Of the pay Of Congressman to panic
figures. This statement may not be OIL
cial, but there Is little room for doubt
that tho statesman Of Essex will rise IN
his place on the floor Of The House 10 ex'
plain at the first opportunity. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-29
TWEED .sTILLzlN THE roMBs,
stokes Old Room Carpe,ed and FIJI.
ted Up for HIm.-How the "Boss'

stokes, Old Room Carpeted and Fit
ted I'm for Him.-How the HBoss',
Luxuriates. -,
fF,oInnL AN rev yo,,t HsrAla Of wedaesd.y1
tTmsaS IL am n ,Le Tomha hut has
100, We" $4,000 70 Su ~ mora comfor,shie omar.
. pesn aed " rnSer ,Sa S;rect cbsrde =,
H !eis, aau e y. So I w;i,;oa, S5;siJa AK
lDepuy , S TaSni ~ nan. eaonn;o, az
ai.sn n go oau ~ uh;oh TSuaSS q s,otes
sane ,oon ~ mn ntlh;. s";onrn ~ ths
speni sne iss.ysat n s oS.M ~ MI,
i9nps 2 sslea ~, T ~ ;.;onda swSs hss
nave Dten .'a oe.ay r,o IL annesr
auce 4'i The f,oor X coversas With a Barnet
az dorh n' e rs sronnd S The walls are
Sr~a o 9TH Sal S"rt grsen cloth and the
na un y, m shs M;n de,so o,,sn;n, IN Centre
anes ,t W. snare cro cted ana hroEar n
iset msss y, - a Sesa aa..,. "a ,sd i,
~" oa $3.50 os ths roon Il ,arse ro,,nd
tah iao ,e ..h;oS the aboaa takes RI three
sao,S, a. , m .orvod mn In The hes, man.
gplsa e e r;soS res 10 Their
Ia 4 ,lnxt,riot,s Sleather.colored lounge
In one corner and 1--WE chairs, including
a large, comfortable rocking chair. Be.
sides these few articles Of furniture
are washstand and % bookcase. The
prisoner Is plentifully supplied with read
ing matter; and as for creature comforts,
the solicitude Of his friends and relatives
leavesinothing 10 be desired except liber.
ty. Crowds Of people have called 10 see
him for the past two days, but none were
admitted without passes from the Com
missioncrs. Among the number who
gained access to his room were his son,
William, his nephew, Frank Tweed, and
Ibis brother Richard, .Ex Coroner Kee-
nan, Morgan, Jones, Sheridan Shook
and Foster Dewey also were admit
tcd. Ex-Coroner schirmer called as
his private physician. About twelve
o'clock yesterday carriage drovetip 10
The. entrance, and two ladies, one In deep
mourning and heavily yelled, the other,
younger, and In lIghter, colors, but also
yelled, alighted. They yere received BY
Warden Johnson and 1escorted" to- liia
room. These ladies proved to be
MRS, TwERp AND HER DAUGHTER JOSE.
PHINE. -vTT
Tho ,.d;es ,erns;ned With their. relative
-. az ~ , ." t,so hnnrs Wbsn ihee cSn,e
n ~. o. ,sa,, ,wors banJed 10 Their carriage hv
g %.o. sy rmood anJ were ;mmed;stely
dr rauM i swsu "" Wizard Bartlett hi
imn;o er connseI az alsbibis senior counsel
sneSf NE oSeater pars ots.the Afternoon
1g,h the Snsis6nsr sConnsellor5 Howe
sjso was m consultation with him for 4
long time All who have seen The "Boss'
concnr in saving that he bears up re-
markablv well. and speaks yery hopefully
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-29

gtxnsls Under Democratic Ruled ClerA
and Eight Assistants in Tic House Of Del
eoat9-The Clerks in the auditors 08ct
Public Ptinting-Normal ,Sthoots-
lray-GenerM Notes. 2 8sgs9
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Trayelers' Register.

q ARRIVAL or TRAINS.
B6O.R. r.. j1l:20 ami 6:t5 PM ll:So pm.
Central Ohio Div $50 AN. 10:40 An. 1:!g pm
Gicyeid d Pltts. Iil:o5 a. N. 6:07 pm. Pig pm.
HempdoldR, b. $40 AM 10. 80. 9:40 pm:
I n IA pSPARluRs 90 EnlLSs.. 2 - !. :
lao RI III n2s q m. I 9:6S q. N. $40 pm.
Ssn,Sal Ohio Dlyl 700 q. m. 9:45 AN GAO pm.
GieyeId i Pit 0. Cos 4. m. lilo m $50 pm.
Tsnpaeid T. r.. 6:55 Am ..........l 3l0 I'm.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-09
assrssment Notirrs.
MAMMOTH SILVER MINING COMPANY.

MAMMOTH SILVER MINING COMPANY.
vi Location of principal place Of business
San Francisco, California. Location OF works
White Pint Mining District, White Pine county,
State OF. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of
the Board Of Directors, held on the twenty-sixth
t26thl day Of July, 1878, an assessment OF
Ten I0l Cents per Share
Was levied upon the capital stock OF the cor.
poration, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at the Office of the
Company. No. al California street, San Fran
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid ON Monday. the First list day
of September, 1873, will be delinquent. and
advertised for sale at public auction and, unless
payment is made before. will be sold ON Mon
DAY. the
Twenty-seoond day of September, 1878.
To pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale
JOS l.. KING, Secretary.
Ofiee-No. al California street, San Francisco,
California. aug2-td
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LOVES MARTYR.

90 lnrOm 1T Dttidlp Auf6ftiHtr-I
An incident occurred in this city re-
Gently, the painfully narrowing character
of which is relieved in some degree by the
heroic fortitude and presence of mind
displayed by the principal sufferer. A
young man--one of the choice spirits of
Buffalo S j~eaneSse doree-spent the even
ing with a select eoterie in one of the par-
Tors of a Delaware street mansion. His
attire was faultless, from the tips of his
lavender kids to the toes of his neatly
polished boots. The occasion was a de-
lightful one to all present save one. The
breath of June, laden with perfume and
cooled by the lake breezes, came in at
the open windows there weref bright
eyes, beaming faces, music, strawberries
and ice cream, and yet our hero WAS not
happy. A heavy weight seemed to press
upon his heart some unseen sor-
row weighed down his spirits, usually so
buoyant. His smiles were forced and
sickly his efforts ut gayety sounded hol-
low and unreal. As the evening wore on
his mental anguish seemed to increase,
and at an early hour he quietly with
drew.
But he had been eagerly watched by a
pair OF loving eyes, which niu fedu nlS
distress in spite of his efforts to conceal
it, and the moment the yolng man slip
ped, as he fondly hoped, unobserved out
of the front door, the owner Of the eyes
begged her brother to follow him. Step
ping cautiously after him, the brother
kept him in view as he rapidly approach
ed the shadow of an angle. The pursuer
was mortified to see him stealthily glide
into the deepest shadow and seat himself
on the ground. His face wore an express
sion of mingled anguish and desperation.
The brother rushed up to him exclaim-
ing, Good heavens Harry, what does
this mean ?" For a moment the sufferer
was disconnected by the unexpected pres
n of his breyet brother-in-law, but
nerving himself to the confession, he fall
tered out in tones of agony Mean ?
why, it means that these Internal boots
have been numbering me for the past
three hours, and I'm going to pull them
off," Ii any pedestrian had been APP
preaching Niagara Square from a certain
direction that evening, between the hours
of eleven and twelve, he might have met
a well-dressed but sad-looking young
man, vending his way homeward in his
s~tocking-feet, with a pair of remarkably
neat calf-skin boots in his hand.