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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-02

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erty of the Blood, Dropaloal tendencies, general
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the bowels.
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gravated form.
Are you detected, drawsy. dun, sluggish or de.
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tongue and bad tasting mouth 2
For certain remedy or all Of these diseases, weak
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

PLAYING CRAzY.-The Supreme Court al
California refused new trial to Mortimer IN,
convicted Sacramento murderer, and he ot
once enacted the roll of lunatic. He refu.ad
to recognize his brother, who came out from
Massachusetts, to see him, and occun;.a ri.
time in looking after bundle Of clotbe. which
no naa put up in one corner of his cell to rep.
se'en. the brother who was killed by Deputy
oaer'h Cross in an attempt to rescue the con.
v'cted feIon. and slapped with towel i'm.
aglnary flies, He was examined BY Dr.
Wilder, and DR.. shurtleff. Of the. State Iosans
Asylum, and they pronounced him perf.ctly
sane saying that he was only Stimulating. II
wrs runiored that the Sheriff would summon.
!ury'o pass on the question Of Mortimer's sanity
before the day set for his executions but Nor.
Timer was executed without that formalitv.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

JouNsoN's AMNESTY PROCLAMATION
After President johnson issued MS Amnes''
Proclamation. in December, 1868, pardon'ne
all the 81. Confederates, he was roundly abused
bv Radicals throughout the whole country, anu
the heading members Of the dominant parry
both in the Senate and House of Representa-
tives. insisted that President johnson had ex'
ceeded his powers, and that this wholesale par
don of rebels was nullity. In several IN
stances members of Congress and Senator'S
elect, from Southern States, were refused tno's
seats thereafter for the reason that tney ""o
held Office. civil or military, under the Coined
crate Government, thus ignoring the pardon
granted by the proclamation of December 20
1853. Attorney. General Williams then o
member OF the Senate, was SO superlativeiy
loyal that he couldn't vote TO admit to sea.
an ex Confederate; but time appears to nave
wrought change in his views. A short time
ago the Secretary of the Treasury referred to
the Attorney.G General the question whether
the Treasury Department had authority 70
seize and confscate the Piedmont railrOad III
Virginia under the act Of 1861. the same hav-
ing been built by the Confederate Government
Mr.. Williams carefully considered the matter,
and few days ago decided that the Presidents
proclamation of pardon Of 1868 operated 80
as to restore to the corporators Or stockholders
all their rights, and acted as bar to any such
proceedings of tn. General Government. This
is tardy recognition of the force OF that
proclamation, but it is better late than never
ANDY johnson, with all his obstinacy. endeav-
ored, while President to do what be believed
to be right, aud was governed. TO some extent,
at least. by constitutional restrictions aud
sense of decency and honesty while occupying
the position of Chief Executive. lie never
specialized at the public expense. nor would
he accumulate riches, either by gift or other
wise. The contras, between him and his sue
cessor is painfully apparent; and though John
son retired from Office the most unpopular man
in the country. the administration and conduct
of Grant has made that OF johnson respectable,
if not creditabie. in the eyes Of the people.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

ExEcrTioNs.-Two murderers suffered the
penalty OF the law. in California. during the
past week John Desine, alias The Chicken
was hanged in San Francisco, on Wednesday.
May liih and Charles Mortimer. whose real
nanc is Charles J. Finn. was hanged in Sac
ralncnto. on Thursday. May 18th. The con.
trast between the conduc: Of the two men dur.
ing their last days on earth, and while on the
every consolation a; the hands OF his spiritual
advisors while the latter. feigning insauiy.
doubtless hoping thereby 81 obtain n repriese.
refused To pay any attention 10 the ministers
who waited on him. aud even until the drop
fell refused 10 recognize or hold any intercourse
with his brother or any one else. The career
of these two men. as given by the California
press. shows them 10 have been two Of the
worst criminals that ever graced the ealows
IN California. Many midnight murder com.
united in San Francisco. evidenced by the find
ing Of dead bodies in the Bay with the skull
cracked or throa. cut, is believed 10 have been
the work Of Deyine; and Mortimer, before he
assumed the roll of lunatic. wrote history
Of his life, wherein be confessed that he was
guilty Of tho murder for which he was convict
ed; and also that he assisted in numbering
Caroline Prenel, in San Francisco on Nav %.
1872. From his own confession, he has led n
wild career Of Grim. since he was small boy:
but IN giving an account. Of the two murders
in California. he claims that Carrie Mortimer.
the woman with whom he lived. and whose
testimony convicted him. was the principal in
both crimes, and that he was only an accessory
1t is to be hoped that the execution Of thes.
two men will have a salutary effect That
they deserved their fate there can be no man.
ner Of doubt. Criminals have 40 often escapcd
punishment, in California, during the past few
years that it seems the people have at length
aroused themselves to determinations that
the guilty shall no longer 60 unwhipt Of ina.
tice; and the manner in which they have
thinned out the cutthroats and murderer.
since the first Of last January is a warning to
evil doors generally in that State.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22
OwYHEE.-We Take thu ..n

OwyHEE.--We take the follo.:
from the Ara'aneAs Of May 18th.
Parties from Winnemucca rero...
shank. foundryman Of SiIyss ~ cas
through tor $500 against thrs. Cll, n
while on his return "trip from San r.t ~
. Abe Randolf and Harry BeadIs laaae,a
leave Of Silver City, this wrsI 'sel piss
merous creditors to mourn thai, , -. \
parture. 'uadel \
II. z. Leighty has sued the Ma
Stage Company for 81 600 dana sS. .leHetsa
les received by him from the ur.s,., ISs u !
Of the company's stages near Bo"s.;s q n
Fall. 0u'lae n
An Indian was seen at Cam, M
last week. in possession Of 5.Odo i; : ~
gold pieces. 49,
A. term Of the District Court "a. =
county commences at Silver CITY :. IN IN
May 18th. Chief Justice Noggle vre !; Hsat
The Winnemucca stage capsi.sS ;'das
distance from Wagontown, on la.t - "
night. Five persons were on the 49,. .u'hl
OF WHOM were injured. though tie w. ~. y
badly smashed up. a 4
A large force OF men are at wo,l !,
the snow from the road leading To ~ .ss y
and quartz hauling will commences t~s s aa
earlier than was anticipated. By tSs va
June all the mills will be in operation ~ afs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

THE MODoC WAR.-There is no late news
of any consequence from the Modoc war fur
Their than the attack made by Captain Jack
and his band on Captain Hasbrouck's command
while encamped at Sorass Lake, at sunrise, on
the morning of May 10th. The Modocs rode
up within one hundred yards of the CAM md,
dismounting, fred voley after volley into the
camp, killing four soldiers and one Warm
Spring Indian, and wounding six soldiers and
one Warm Spring Indian. The soldiers made
charge, and Donald Mckay aud his Warm
Spring Indians, who were on the return from
trip after water, united in a charge and drove
the Modocs into the timber, ca ,turing twenty
one ponies and three pack mules loaded with
provisions and ammunition. One Modoc was
found dead on the field, and seven who were
wounded or killed were packed off, on mules,
by their companions. Captain Jack was
dressed in General Canby's clothes during the
tight, which took place ia the open country
outside Of the lava beds The Modocs were
driven by the Warm Spring Indians into an
other stronghold about eighteen miles south
OF their first camp in the lava bed TIE total
number killed, since the war broke out, on the
SIDE OF the United States troops, is eeventy-one,
and sixtyse wounded. Colonel Mason and
Hasbrouck's Commands effected junction on
May 18th, and an attack was to be made on the
Nodes the following day. News from Yreka
OF May 10Th states that 300 Pit River Indians
were in council at Hot Spring vslley on May
l4th, to decide whether to join the Modocs or
TO keep the peace. A part of the tribe pro-
pose to depose Dick. their Chief. who il
friendly to the whites, and elect one favorable
% war. What the result of the council was
8 not yet known.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

WHOLESALE MURDER.-A series OF horri-
BILE murders have recently been brought to
light at place about thirteen miles west OF
Parsons, in Kansas. Eight dead bodies. In
Guiding that Of child, were found buried
under house formerly occupied by family
named Bender Among the bodies found was
tina. of Senator York's brother. who mysteri-
ously disappeared several weeks ago. The
Bender family leit the place abou, three weeks
ago, bu, detectives are on their track with in-
s;ruc:ions from Governor Osborne, Of Kansas,
Ia hunt down the murdcrers regardless Of ex-
pense.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

lSDIGNANr.-The Vicksburg Herald of a
late date says that the negroes and carpetbag.
gers Ut that city are highly incensed at the de-
e's'on OF Judge Arthur, Of shat place, holding
unconstitutional the civil rights bill passed at
inc late session OF the Mississippi Legislature.
A meeting of the motley crew was held Mt the
Court House, and, after the delivery Of sever.
81 al inflammatory speeches, q committee was al.
pointed to wait on Judge Arthur and request
him to resign his office. ~ u
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

In LIMBo.-The notorious Colonel = !,
Jennison, chief Of the Kansas Ja,ha~l. !.
been arrested by the u. S. Marshal 81 y ~
and taken to Topeka, on an indictm.,. ;.
ing him with attempting to defraud II. )
eminent out Of $4,000 on frauduIrn. !.
1t is only matter Of surprise that 1.,,:
has not pulled hemp before this. HIM..
to do 80 is only because be has no, ,.. .a
his deserts.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22
An. couSrY.-We take the following items

Al. couNry.-We take the following items
from the Boise StateeSsen: "a
The Boise City Military Company organized
bv electing O. Robbins, CAPTAINS y. Dnas..
beck, First Lieutenant; Y; "; Oomn' G SoSUJ.
c E..f Geo sampson. VIII Huntley, q.
G,aen and 10 Forsythe, Duty Sergeants; ana
= .Jefery, M. Lyon, T. Mobley snd n.
Boone, CorpOrals. IL
Two soldiers, named Murray ana Annls, as
s.rtsd from Fort Boise about ten days ago, Dut
we're oyertaken and captured At BLACKS 1sn'
ton and brought back to the Garrison. 10
ssrt;nns from the Post are becoming frequent;
A ANAL band of Indians passsd through
Roise CITY. last week, for the Payette. lney
we're from the Fort Hall Reservation. 80
Eb Pinkham, who has large band Of Cattle
in the Weiser Valley, says that the settlers 10
that section have organized volunteer miii'
tary company. numbering forty members.
John Early publishes challenge to moss ;,
men, Offering to run bis stallion. RIVAL
against any other stallicn 10 the Ierrito,y,
two. mile dash or two-mile heats. OF pest three
ia FIVE, for from S25 to 500; or ne VIII MAKE
q sweepstake race, free for all. $loO entrance'
to come off on the Fourth OF July.
Another volunteer military company mas
been organized In the Payette Valley.
Mrs. Governor Bennett is rapidly recovering
from her late severe illness.
Judge Milton Kelly, editor of the States"'a"'
has gone on a visit to Lewiston.
Rufus King the defauting Postmaster OF
Silver CITY, arrived in Boise City, on last Sat.
urday, in charge Of Mr.. John A. Post, and
was placed in the Territorial Prison to await
the action OF the IT, S. Grand Jury at the next
term of court.
Col. W. w. Chapman arrived from the East
on last Monday.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

r BOISE CITY.-A friend who arrived here a
few days ago, from California. says that Boise
City may be very fine place, like San Andreas,
DUE on Sunday it il the "deadest" place he
ever saw. This is owing to the operation of
the Sunday law, which is about the most str;n.
gent enactment for the observance of the Sab.
path that was ever enforced in western State
or Territory; but AZ our neighbors insisted on
the passage Of such law by the last Leeisla-
ture, we presume that they can stand it,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

WHOLESALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D..
Hyaclosne. the recalcitrant Catholic priest, re.
Gently celebrated mass in Geneva, Switzerland
before congregation OF twelve hundred nor
Sons. whereupon decree Of excommunio.t;.,n
was Illuminated against the whole crowd
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

ATTEMPTED AssAssISATioS.-Itisr reported
tina, an attempt was made te assassina'c the
Emperor of Germany while reviewing the
Russian troops at 81. Petersburg. The shot.
which is said 10 have been fred by priest.
passed through the Emperor's helmet and
wounded an Adiutans
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

HANGING A WOMAN.-Susan Eberhart. a
young girl aged 10. was hanged at Preston.
Georgia, having been convicted Of murder az
the accomplice Of Enoch F. Spann, who killed
DIS vile about year ago. She was the second
Ho'nan ever hanged in Georgia.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

3 a A.. FARcE.--The Grand Jury Of Monterey
county. California. after .devoting Eve days to
tae examination Of witnesses in reference to
ss ne. aassing Of Matt Tarpey, adjourned without
finding any indictments against the parties ac-
cussd OF taking partin the affair. -.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

NorrCE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 a. u
II Il may concern that the undersessedD
Med hts bonds ~ Assessor and Tax ..~sa - :
county. ~ required by law. has Gun n rrss Z
of his Official duties. aoa. .Ls.,rg6s
warned not to pay taxes Of any kind - ~ 4
Ben r. Davis. who claims 10 have ..npv ".
n sosrs, Of c ,on ss a. am he =, =
De Ecso. and shall attend to the dune'
until ousted by due process Of Law: WY GosIv
Idaho City. April IL, ls73-6
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

So ANOTHER LOAD OF YERMfN.-The steamer
Japan arrived at San Francisco, on May 14tb.
from HongkoDg with 1909 Chinese passer,-
gers on board, five Of whom were sick with the
snab-pox; and the Board Of Health ordered the
vessel placed in quarantine. s
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

A ny PERSON KNOWING THE "1e.sft, =
IA living or dead. Of RoNALp CO ~
q R1ogenee, n Northern idaho. = SesGFts
eveat fASoe On his relatives ga - ..;oo % ~
s sssn SsI SonsM S.n SSs ss,s
Edwards Island, British North AMsAee y e{
'~'' $40 .S NEIL Go. 9
Crystal Greek. Scott Valley. s''A
Nay 6ns
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

DIVORCED. Sumner has obtained
\ disercs from his wife, Alice n. Sumser, on
.tbe ground Of 6sr years willful dcsertion.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22
Notice TO the 9ubne:

DuBLlC NOTICE IS HEREbi = Il =
t the undersigned. propriescls - ,ssa' !
ditch known ~ the Garrison Nc ~ ~.
have abandoned the branch Of saia "a 81.
the nam ditch near the hcad Of Co. n.s, ~,
carries the water shercfrom 70 the =. ,sauesl
Cola Hill. and that they will not = 80 :,
any damages that may occur oy oM rrIff W.
watef through g. 49, - - nPIscOk
Idaho city, April IL. '73tf CON ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22
NY Variety Stock is Endless.

"a Having determined 10 stav and
ne.p % develop Mis country, I skau kee1,
r"1 aoce Of Goods, to sell at Far
Lsos"g f,'1oes, and shall BE- glad to sec o.
nea' from al IN ,cant Of goods IN mn
.s"e. orders rM Be promptly Jslled and
M 1uss as good terms as II he burgers
us.e present. and al packages Of | to 10
pounds I ,cn delice,. Fnee 81 G.ns.....: ~
and Piaceruille. 1900 S'''e
Idaho City. May - ls7s.u
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22
9ew Adrertis
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REyur
Notice to Special Tax Pave

TIME LAW OF DECEMBER q, 1872 rrorrnl
j every person engaged in any business :.
ton. or employment, which renders him Labs II
SPECIAL. TAX.
10 procure and place conspicoasiy ia has ssassa,.
or place Of business,
a STAMP
deno,ing the payment Of said Special Tn I'll
commencing business.
The taxes embraced within the provisions !
above quoted are the following. viz:
Dealers. retail liquor. .--................. s
Dealers. Wholesale iiquos. ......... III /
Dealers III malt liquors. wholesale ...... q
Dealers ia malt liquors. retail. .-.......... sa
neslers IN leaf tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 81
Retail dealers ia leaf tobacco. ........... 81:
and on sales Of over 81 GOO, lfty cents !as
every dollar la excess Of 81 900.
Dealers ia manufactured tobacco ...........
Manufacturers Of stills. .................... 81
aud for each still or worm manufactured.
Manufacturers q! tobacco. ..................
Manufacturers Of cigars ................ IN
reddJcrs Of tobacco. 1rs: class more than
swo horAesl Observation-Disclosures vi
peddfors 81 tobacco. second class. q horses III
reddaess Of tobacco. third cla.s. IL loise... III
pcddiers q tobacco. fourth class. ion foot 0.
public convey auce3 Observation-Disclosures.
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels. ..........
Brewers Of 500 barrels or more. III Il
ANY person who shall fail 10 comply With ftss !
going requirements alll be subject 10 sevest gz 4
ties.
Speciai-:ax PAYERS throughout: The United 81
are reminded that they mast make appcstof ~
Collector Tor Deputy Collector Of Their rslsaF
and procure the proper stamp ios at
ciaI..ax Year. commencing May j. 1919 w.
waiting for further notice.
AUSTIN SAVAGE L
Collector internal Reresa
April s. 23sA Boise City. District !add &
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

TIME COMPREHENSIVE Hba. -
l. fore existing between the nnaesMss usrss
the Arm name OF Swain & Weller, do'ns - -
Placeryille. l. T., in this day disso.vesa y 500
consent. NJ. Smith having purchased !. drt
]. T. Swain. AL notes. book accounts IA rAss
Also nav ali debss due by the late Arm. Nd "''
business a. heretofore ii the old stand: er,N
l. 5 tEnD
Phecrvii.c. T. r, May 10. ls73-rnayls~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-22

TIME LAW OF DECEMBER q, 1872. EEornI
i every person engaged in any bushes, y. y
ton. or employment, which renders him l,h. ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-07
ID PROPOSALS FOR DIMENSION STONE RE
NEW dOYEnNMENT BUILDING AT CINoiN

WAhHlN0TOhssulyl ltlA
III Il m q the OH day Of August, isas Tor furnish
I'M Gtncsna UhlSo 81 he D%snsion stoa s re-
qulrcd for the exterior Of the building. -
be sss s S e ssSas
ssndstones, and the qualities especially insisted
and e he sSh Snasr lie
Ss SSi Ss ON
others different kinds Of cutting. must be sub.
Sostons M no. been tested BY actual a;c ::
SsSa aef III. peroa mus,
Tss stone m1s have soOd md
ST ss n
TN & Ss ss as ss
st3ps e coat,n,ns about ~, cubic ioet The stone
that The contrsetor may make proper sliowSncss
for cutting N the aunrry,ns, and on ths schedule
and "a one hall Inch TO each cut face o. sandstone.
stone asS Sia Seef
eau deliver. They will slso state the average and
tSsir quarry Nc I'D ~ b U received ssSspl
from ne owners or !ss:ses q The al.triss from
certificate from the, recorder o. the county IN
which the quarry !. situated that the bidder 4 III
owner orlessee Of the quarry. must accompany thu
ance with u. printed forms, 70 be obtained on ap
plcation ct this ONCE, aud must be accompanied b,
| PENAL bond in the sum " nifty thousand dollar
teboupl that the bidder will accept and perform thu
contract II awarded to him, and give bond therefo
| In the penal sum Of one hundred thousand dollars
t3iu0.0) and valid and binding lease Of the guar
ry TO the Government, ns security for the faithful
performance OF the contract the lease to take eec
upon the failure Of the contractor to comply witt
the Government to take full possession Of the quar-
ry and work 4 at the expense Of the contractor 4
| case OF default
| The Department reserves the right 10 reject an
or all bids, or TO divide the contract and ufe two
more kinds Of stone.
Proposals must be inclosed In sealed cnyelop-
! indorsed Proposals for Dimension stone for d
addressed TO A. Ii. MULLETT,
| jyltAt Supervising Architect
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-07
DRoPOsAIs FOR HEAD-sToNEs FOR Ma
L TIONAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.

QuABrKRMAsrKR dEskpAL's OrnoE,
WAsHIsoroN. June ", lS8.
Proposals are invited for furnishing Head stones
for the Nsa9nal Military Semster,es IS prescit6ed
Ing is an extract:
Provided. that the head stones required BY an &C,
entitled ian act to establish aud protect National
ss gpi2Ssss q
shall be Of durable stone, and OF such design and
weight as shall keep them In place when set. and
the contract con, fo5 supplying the ssme shall 6e
sdyertisenent in ten newspapers Of general oircu.
Aton to some pOnsi BILE person or persons whose
samples and bids shall In the greatest measure
sSespnsss s and s lie sum Of one mion Sofi.rs Is
money II lie Tressary not othsrsise appropriated:
s as .hs oas %
head stones, and the standards OF quality and
color Of the stone 70 be used, and bids shall be
made and decided with reforence thereto; and con
head. stones; and the contracts made under this
act shall provide 10. furnishing and setting all the
said head stones, and shall not In the aggregate
coed the sum hereby appropriated
The total number to be furnished Il estimated a
Ssgs For the known. 1894; for the unknown
8peSincstons. describing in detail the standard
plicAtion by letter this office. whore Also speci
men will DO placed on exhibition within few days
The proposals should be In sealed envelopes
Mtsry Cemstsriss and sddrssssd 70 S' the oaai
tsrmAster General OF the Army, In whose ofiic
they will be opened, In the presence Of bidders o.
Saturday, september .. ls7s. commencing at
by order Of the Secretary of wsr, NINA.
ouartermaster General. Drevet Maj, Den, u. i. A.