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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-02-12

Addamson Galloway lIeece, Perry
Bennett. f y. MrNish. +. H.
Bozsrth. Mr.. Park, Clint
Brown. Nettie Ragland. J. W.
Barnett. Robert II. Rowe. George.
Baird, B. Richardson. Harvey
Cannon. j. B. Snuthard. NJ. W.
Carter, :. |. (card) Sullrn.er. James
Falden, Jllson Stodiard. II. ii.
Fulkerson, Virgil d Stevens. Bette II.
Foster. DR. Isaac Van, MAY L.
Hooker John W Walker, Willie.
Hoover. Emma |. Wirssit. J G..
iIeveren, G NJ Walker, George.
Likins, James H. Wise. Lee.
c. j LAwroS, p. NJ
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-02-12
F.OulSVIl.LE MARKET.
}. r. Morris. j. NJ. Harper. c. R. Gregory.
--OFFICE UF-
NORRIS, HARPER& GREGORY ,
Commission Dealers in
Cattle, sheep 81 Hogs,
bourbon stock Yards

LouIsvILLE. Ky. Fob. 5. 1879.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21
The House mot Organized.

Tie Lower House OF the Legisla-
ture has not yet been legally organ
lied. The Democrats effected what
they claim to be 4 ornament organi-
zation by securing quorum by al
lowing two contestants 10 = seat TO
vote. of course the Council took the
Gully jast course it could in refusing
TO recagiize the organization as legal.
The Democrats ara gradually running
their party in this Territory. Every
exposition of such irickery as they
have been pracJicing for some time
past tends to dec'eas the party vote
and if suct course is persisted In il
will lie bui lew years before the Re
pubIicans win have full control of Ter
ritoriaI affairs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21
Arrivals at the Luna House.

Matt Hawkins and wife, Mrs. o'Neil
and SON, Missouri; Con Driscoll, Lower
Payette: Con Donohoe, N. b. Burrus,
Ralph Calderwood, city; Ben Miller, Nj.
II. kempnes, Jas. Irwin, Banner; Paul
Buzzini. Hoodo; Jas. Constable. More
creek; Cal Beard, Squaw creek, Robert
Williams, Nick Hoover, JAS. Smith. Cen
terville; II. Dauson, Sub Rosa; John
Schilling, A. Beard, Garden valley; Sam
Eallett, Pioneer; Smith, Quartzburg,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21

The following officers of Idaho En-
campment. No 5, I. G. r. G.. have
been installed for the ensuing six
months: W. s. GaIbreaith, 3. G.; q
e. Patricks. S G.; G. @. Stevenson
sec'y; Geo Bennett, Z s.; John Cam
eron. @ Of John Riichie, ]. G.; X
4. Jones, Chap; Mrs. Dougnerty, n
u g; 5. + Davis, r q; Lulu Miller
d Il; John Peeke. RS jas. Con
stable. G. r G.; Mrs. J. L. Douthit, /
N. p Burrus. n, A Miller. 9. 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21

Rev. ]. Mex can, Presiding Elder ..
the Grande Ronde and Boise District,
will hold divine services at the follow
ing times and places:
December 28th and 29th, Onion,
Union county, Oregon
January Alb and 9Th, La Grande,
Union county, Oregon.
January 18th and 18th, Summrville,
Union county, Oregon.
January 18th and 18th, Canyon
city, Grant county, Oregon.
January 18th and 26th, Baker City,
Baker county, Oregon.
February lst and %, Boise valley
1T.
February 9Th and 9th, Boise City.
February Odd and oath, Idaho City
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21
Heav. storms.
Idshs Statesman.

Mr.. Haley, Superintendent of the
q. /. aud 0. Stage Company, informs
us that the recent snow storm has
been unusually severe on the Blue
mountains, the heaviest that has been
known for years. The wind was ter
rifying; blowing down trees across
The road and causing heavy drifts Of
snow, in many placing perfectly block
aiding the road.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21
Everybody signs Them.

The Statesman aud Idatodn are do
ing all they can 70 keep people from
signing the petition asking that How
ard be relieved from command. The
former named paper says that if How
aid should be removed Boise City viii
not have a military post. The state
ment is altogether too thin. and the
people will pay no attention 10 it.
There are several Of the petitions be-
| Ing circulated throughout the Basin,
and everybody is signing his name
General Crook Is the man they want
He is an old tried Indian fighter, and
has always been found to be the right
man in the right place One Of the
petitions is at Tincher & Hollands sa
loon, in this city. Go and sign it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21


TIE Boise City stage was thirteen
and half hours coming up last FRI
day. 1t had several snow drifts to
encounter.
Ii the notice of the death Of VIM.
Spires in our last issue a typograph-
zeal error occurred making his age
read % years 1t should have been
55
No Oregon nail has arrived here
for sometime.
REMEMBER that if you do not pay
tue assessment on stock you hold in
the Garden Valley Milling company
that it will be sold on February 18th
The stages between here and
Quartzburg have changed time, leav:
ing beth places al O'Clock a. N.
Mr. JONAS ". Brown returned from
Boise City last Friday.
THERMOMETER two degrees below ze-
70 yesterday morning
TuG Encampmen Of Independent
Champions of the Red Cross Of this
city has just one hundred members.
Miss ELLA KINGSLEY LETT for Owasso,
Saiawassie county, Michigan. yester-
day morning She will remain there
two or three years, to attend school.
THE Boise City stages leave here
at 4 O'clock 4 NJ and arrive at Boise
at noon.
FRANK NEsBErr, who has been in. the
employ of j. B. Emery for three years
past left fol Waterbury, Vermont,
Yesterday morning, on visit 10 lls
mother, whom he has not seen ior
twelve years.
iHE wife, son, daughter and son-ln
law of c. P. 0'Neil, of PIacerville. ar
rived here from Missouri, a few day,
ago 1t has been eighteen years
since Mr.. 0'Neil last saw his family
Coon skating yesterday.
Foor-RALL playing has beeA re
Sumed, Notwithstanding the snow il
about twenty inches in depth.
MASTER WIN, KINGSLEY has beer
quite sick for several days with scar
iatna, but was some better yester
day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21
Spsfial Aoliees.
Il cARD.

To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscreiions Of youth, nervous weak
ness- early decay. loss ofInanhood, &c.
will send l. recipe thai will cure y0u
FREE OF CHARGE This great fessesls
was discovered By 4 missionary / Soutl
america Send seif-adIresscd cnvelosss
10 the Rev. JosEPH r. IsnAS. Station ID
Bible House, New York City
sep.z5. rely.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21
The District Conrt.

The spring term of the District
Court for Boise county has been set
for the first Monday in March, aud
the fall term for the third Monday in
October.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21
postomce Hours.

n,,ring week Gays, until further notice,
- Postoificc will nc kept open from seven
N. until nine 2. n
sundays from ilalf-past twelve 70 one,
nd from four until SIX Z d
MONEY ORDER BusiEEss
TIE Money Order office viii not lie
,,aned a ali on Sundays: and no Money
ar,1er business will be transacted on Sat.
.rdays after four o'clock r. NJ
"0"' s. q. SILSBY,
idaho City, Dec 3 1875. Postmaster
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21
AFrRRNooN SESSION.
offered the following

Mr.. Nordyke offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLVED. That the President OF the
Council is hereby most respectfully
requested 10 communicate by tese
rraph with the Delegate to Congress
from this Territory, concerning INC
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21
Returned from Their Pleasure Trip

Messrs. w. II. Tincher, j. II. Run
yam, r. A Goodliffe and John Ger
mann returned from their pleasure trip
% Jerusalem last Saturday morning.
they had splendid time while there,
having attended two dances and spent
Tue balance of their time al hrnting,
The dances were given at Passnors $,
We're well attended, and the supper $
provided excellent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21
Running 10 ft's Full Capacity.

The God Hill mill is running to its
fun capacity. Theirs is plenty of wa
ter and abundance of rich ore. and
the mill will now run right along.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21

proper interpretation Of that part of
the aci Of Congress. approved June
10, 1878, whicn refers to the govern
mcnt II the Territories
Resolution adopted and Council adj
journcd.
sixth Dsy-saturday
Council met pursuant ID fdjourn-
ment Pres dent III tie Chair.
The Chair announced that he had
sent 4 telegfa ain 10 Hon s. S. Fem as
directed 81 Council Oh yesterday
Nr- Sisepp, chairman Of committee
appointed % confer viii, menibers Of
tie House, le verbal statement
and asked for further tine ii report,
which was granted
On motion of Dir. High Council adj
joarned until Monday at Ii O'clock a
"
Tie House is still ii its d.sorganl
ized condition, aud ID termed respect
lively tue Nichols AID Kellogg fac
lions Of the Lower House.
The Republican members are will
ing to organize without any conces
sions as to organization. but tie Dem
ocrats want the SpeakersIiip A com
promise may be effected through til,
committee Of conference appointed 81
the part d the Council.
/ The two absent members d not al
ter the political situation, a. one is :
Democrat and the other Republican
REP.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21

conncii Fourth Day.
Council met pursuant to adjonrn
meht at II O'clock i. NJ, President Il,
the Chair
Hon. II. = Prickett administered
tue oath Of oifice to tie President, wIn,
expressed the thanks Of the Council,
g Judge Pickett for his attendance
and services.
The Chair then announced that the
reading q the COMMUNICATION from
The H''ase was in order. 4 paper
was then read by Mr.. +. D. Catalan.
purporting to be 4 message from tie
House Of Representatives, announcing
the permanent organization ii The
House.
Mr. shoup offered the following res.
olution and moved it, adoption:
Eesotued. First. That the message
just read be returned to the honorabls.
members elect to the House uf the
Tenth Session Of tie Idaho i.egisia
ture, for the reason that this Council
has gave doubts as 10 The legality
LOT the organization claimed Nv lie
honorable members Of tie House.
| Second That before receiving an,
message Or communicates that cuulu
be construed as recognition Of tie
honorable House as at present organI
zed, that the said House lie requested
to admit a committee from the Coun
Ecll, whose duly it will be to inquirs
how the honorable members effected
their organization, end to obtain snci
lutler Information as will enal le til,
Council TO pass its Judgment and de
ltcrmine whether il their discretion til,
4 Organization is In accordance with Law
Tor Of such a nature that business joint
II transacted by the said House am
Council would be legal
4 Third That the honorable member
be informed Of the passage Of TIL
resolution.
+ The question being upon the adoF
ton Of the resolution, the vote wa
taken. which resulted as follows
Ayes, 8. Noes, 4. So Tie resoIutio
was adopted
On motion the Chair appointed
committee of three, consisting {
Messts. Shoup, Nordyke ami Parsons
to act III accordance with the resolI
ton.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21

WONDERFUL cures have been, and are
,,ono effected by PILE's Certain Cure for
Hemorrioids or PILES. For sale at the
Drug Store in this city,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21

10. / Coal Oil at retail at Coffin 1
Kennaly's-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.


On motion the rules of the Ninth
Session were adopted nntii a commit
tee could report permanent code Of
rules.
Messrs. Parsons, Regain and Pierce
were appointed on said committee.
On motion Council resolved into a
committee of the whole to take into
consideration the law IF Congress
governing the organization Of this
body.
Mr. Yantis in the chair
The opinions of the First Controller
of the Treasury were read and his
views debated upon by tie members
Friday-Fhh Day.
Council met pursuant TO adjourn
ment
Report oil chairman of committee Of
the whole read, and on motion Coun-
ell went into committee of the whole
to further consider the laws of the
United States concerning the orSanl
cation of this body.
After discussion the committee rose
and through their chairman reported
as follows:
Nh. PREslDENr:-Your committee to
whom was referred the laws of Con
fgress governing the organization Of
this House have bad the same under
consideration and submit the follow
ing:
That It is the opinion Of this com
3mittee that the law of Congress, ap
proved June l9, 1878, changing th'
humber Of members and attaches, tht
per diem of members and the comsen
sation of attaches of the several Torn
al Legislatures, does net apply to th'
present session of this Legislature.
Respectfully submitted,
w. K. jenkins,
/ Chairman.
4 On motion of Mr.. High the above
report was adopted as the sense OF tn
1 nNpncil
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-21

On motion of Mr.. High the above
report was adopted as the sense OF the
Council.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
THE LATE 8. $. PRENTISS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-To the Editor OF
the Tribune: have just seen q copy of your
journal Of October 4, containing d review Of
the memoir OF my father. the late Seargent
4. prentiss. do not for moment suppose
that your reviewer has Intentionally mis-
stated facts. but only that he has been grossly
misinformed. and beg OF you, in the name
OF Justice and OF courtesy, to give place In
your columns to these few words, written In
answer to thai article. Ii was ata great sacri-
flee of personal feeling that my family consent
ed to the publication of my fathers private
correspondence, but this WIS considered noe
essary as q refutation OF the ISLANDERS against
his personal character circulated after his
death by political enemies. VINO sought IN this
manner to revenge his exposure of their
frauds and his invectivts against their cor
ruption. Your reviewer has evidently OBJ
tntned his Information FROM some such source.
and has thus aided in spreading ealumnies
directed against one whose integrity and pu-
rity OF character, and whose many nObleq quail
tiles caused him to be 40 much honorod ~ he
was beloved by those who knew him best
Respectfully, etc, s. s. PRENTIss.
The Tribune need hardly add that its res
viewer did not intend to intllct pain upon the
living. Ii he had known that u descendant
III the chivnlrous and gifted Seargent y. Prem
tiss was living, surely no word would have
been printed that could have called forth such
d protest ns the above The reviewer ex-
pressed himself very badly II he did not con-
vey the idea Of great admiration for Mr..
Prentiss's public services aud for his great
integrity In oil the relations OF life.-ED,
TRIBUNEl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
IBERyILLE.
The Result at Baton Rouge Politics and
Crops In the Parish.
Correspondence Of the Democrat

correspondence Of the Democrat
PLAQUEMINE, October IL, 1879.
The result at Baton Rouge Is gratifying to
the people OK our parish. In fact, "Old Tber-
ville' has reason to be proud over the action
Or tho convention In selecting with such una
nimity our gallant felow-citizen, Capt Allen
JumeI, for the responsible position Of State
Auditor. Here, where we have seen the cap-
tain tried SO often, we know the choice has
not fallen amss. In the future, as In the
past he will be found faithful and true to the
duty imposed.
The campaign on the Republican side In
our parish is getting to be lively, and Ia likely
10 be kept SO. They can, however, be as lively
as they please In this parish, and have two or
more tickets In the field without the least
fear OF losing the spolls as tho whites num-
Der, nil told, about nine hundred voters one
third Of whom are not registered, while the
Republicans can count up $500. On their side
there are number OF candidates for Office,
and general stir In the ranch ID manifest,
and. OF course al! for the good OF the
winners
We have remarkably warm weather for the
season, and 50 far hardly any Indication Of
autumn. We hope the season will continue
dry and that anything like cold weather ls
for Off. Our planters are fast getting ready
to grind, but all complain that the cane Ia as
green rs tt can be, and are apprehensive that
1t will not yield much sugar for some weeks
or a month yet. PELICAN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
STATE POLITICS.

Judge j. ID. Watkins, of Webster, aud Hon
]. @. Vance, of ,Bossler, were nominated by
the Senatorial convention ut Minden last
Monday.
Hon. L. z. Poche, chairman Of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee of st. James. has
appointed the following sub-executive com
mittce for the parish: j. II. Winchester, j.
Gentil, Edward Scannell, j. l.. Gaudet.
The Republicans Of st. James have made
tho following nominations: For sheriff. Vic
tor Mlisa: clerk, s. Il. Siskron; Representa-
tive V. Dlcuerson.
Our Democratic friends of Concorlla par
ish are moving. The fifth and sixth wards
have elected delegates to the parish nomi-
mating convention. From the fifth ward,
Messts John Boatnpr. Thos. Adams and
Henry Gaitner were selected, with NJ. A.
JutCe to the executive committee. The sixth
ward s.rds N. Lorls ana Thomas Sifns, with
u. T. AllJ 81 II ia"nlher Of the executive COM
mtJtee. All OF these Eentlnunnu are repre-
sent'sI to- us rs being strongly In favor OF T..
w. Chase for sheriff. i Natehez Democrat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
Rape and Murder in ouachita.
IOuachitn Teleprnnhl .=


Mrs. Ward, living on the Farmerville road
about nine miles from Tenton left home alone
last Saturday evening to visit neighbor
three or four miles distant expecting to re-
main over until Sunday evening. Falling to
return at the appointed time, Mr.. Ward
started to learn the cause OF her stay. In
crossing the Choudrant bridge he saw her
body In the bayou. Her throat was cut,
there were several knife wounds In the
breast, one on the thigh, and one eye had
been put out The body showed signs OF hav-
ing been defioured. Up to Tuesday no clue
to the perpetrators OF the hellish crime had
been discovered. The neighborhood is great
ly excited, and every possible means adopted
to find out the guilty parties. Mrs. Ward
was the daughter of Mr.. Carmichael, Of Tus-
keef. esaAla., and much beloved by her friends
and a1uuaintances.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

carry. and will carry New York. He thus fills
the conditions Of d candidate needed for the
national ticlrnt
SENATOR rHuRMAN'g VIEWS.


Correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer
asked the Senator II he was greatly sur
prised ut the result here In Ohio. He admit
ted that he had confidently expected that 1t
would be different, but added: while 1t is a
surprise tn mo and d disappointment, because
wanted To see tho Democracy carry Om6
this fall, STILL SO far as am concerned, 1T will
relieve mo Of the duties Of an nrduO'ls posi-
ton, and give me o. chance for rest. which
need"
"The Republicans claim that this victory OF
theirs wipes out the Democratic party In
Ohio Senator. DO you agree with themYo
wipes out the Democratic party Why,
mol The Democratic party can't be wiped out |
/ believe 1T to be indestructible. It Will never
die 30 long % VIZ have O form OF free govern
ment You might as well try to make me be-
lieve that the world would DO burned up next
week as that the Democratic party can be-
destroyed while this government Is q Re-
public
the Republican party Never before did they
make 30 determined fight In q State con-
test
"rhey made up their minds that they must
carry Ohio or their party would fail 70 pieces
The Republican party Is a different political
must now and then make tremendous struE-
gle to retain existence, and this WAS one OF
the occasions. II 10 now grasping Tor power,
and power with 1t means q great centralized
absorbed 80 that they shall be nothing more
to II than the counties are now"
:, "A nation, as they call it; not Q Union Of
the StatesP'
eyes. a great nation controlling every
thing within It's borders from one head. This
they seek to obtain by the aid Of every means
at their command. The money power, the
power OF patronage, by raising false issues 10
alarm the timld, and every other device they
can invent Is brought to assist them to attain
la
springing up everywhere They will not look
at State charter, but must go to Congress
to become Incorporated. Railroad companies,
telegraph companies and banks must oil be
chartered by the United States Congress to
carry on business. Formerly they were con-
tent with State charters, but now they won't
have them. This shows the drift OF affairs
toward Capitalization. | will not say that II
IL o monarchy they want. but they certainly
desire 1t to abrogate the rights OF the States,
and To make IL oil into ono general govern
ment. And that Is where the Democratic
party must make Its fight in the future"