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sheriffs Sale.

10y Virtue of an Execution or decretal order to
ID me directed, issued ont of the District court
of the Second Judicial district III and for the
county of Boise, Idaho Territory, and tested on
the seventeenth day of April, 1865, upon decree
of foreclosure therein rendered and docketed on
the fourteenth day of October, 1864, in a cause
wherein John Maurer was plaintiff, aud A. Il.
Packard and w. j. Mcconnell were defendants,
commanding me to sell certain mortgaged prem
Uses therein described for the satisfaction of the
amount adudged to be due said plaintiff from
said defendants in said decree, viz: The sum of
Two Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty Dollars,
with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent.
DER annum from the said fourteenth day of Octo-
bcr, 1884, and the further sum of seVenty-two
dollars and sixty cents costs. besides accruing
costs. / will on Monday the twenty-second day
of MAY, A. D. 1866 between the hours of eleven
O'Clock A. NJ and two o'clock P. NJ, at the premises
in the city of Paceryille and in said county, sell
to the highest bidder for cash, said mortgaged
premises, viz: That certain lot or parcel of ground
Situate in Placerve in said county, being part of
the lot fronting on California street. eighteen feet
in front by fifty feet in DEPTH bounded as follows
On the north by Redon and Hepners, on the cast
by lot owned by Joseph Heimuth, on the south by
Sneith and Well to the place Of beginning, now
known as the UmatilIa House, with the appurten
ces and Entertainments thereto belonging.
A. o. BOWEN Sheriff,
By VIM. MALONY, Deputy.
\ April 2lst, 1865-27W3
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Summons.

Territory of Idaho County of Owyhee.
In the District Court, Third Judicial District.
s. M. Fry, Plaintiff, Us. Daniel Power, Admins
TRAITOR of the estate Of James Carroll, deceased
and Michael Carroll and - Malcombe, De-
PENDANTS
To Michael Carroll and - Malcombe, Detts !:
TN the name of the people Of the United states
l in the Territory Of Idaho, you are hereby no
tied that there is now on file in the office OF tne
Clerk of the District Court of the Third judicial
District of said Territory, in Ruby City, 0wyhee
county, the complaint of s. M: Fry, praying FOR
the dissolution Of the firm of Fry Carroll
settlement of copartnership accounts, a partition
of certain co-partnership property, and to when
proceeding you are made parties defendant. Now
unless YOU appear and answer said complaint
within forty (4O) days from the 9th of May 1863,
exclusive Of said last day. Judgment by defaut
will be taken against you according to the prayer
Of said complaint and the Plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded therein.
EDw'D NUGENT, Atty tor PHI. nl8m3'
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idends Of one half per cent on their capital
stock.
Legal Tenders 7l@7l3; gold l4s.

The sso-AMERIcAN TELEGRAPH.-We have
information that the United States steamer
Shubrick with Col. Buckley on board, had
arrived at Seattle from Sitka, and would pro-
coed at once to SSn Francisco. The object
Of Col. Bulkley's visit to Sitka was to make
arrangements With the Russian Government
relative to the construction of the Northern
Telegraph Line, and also to ascertain the
feasibility of the route through which it IS
proposed the line shall pass. His conference
With the authorities, both Of the Russian and
British possessions, was highly satisfactory.
The line will be put up as fast as possible
The route has already been explored for
considerable distance Col. Bulkley goes to
San Francisco to complete his preparations.
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summons.
Territory of Idaho, County Of BoiseTss.
the District Court, for the Territoryo OF Idaho
Ia Iud;ninl district


TERRITORY of Idaho. County Of Boise-ss.
IN the District Court for the Territory OF Idahor
I'd Judicial district.
Robert Jack vs James Nolan e. al
To JAMES NOLAN and LEWIS DOTY
TN the name OF the people of the Unlted states .
in the Territory of Idaho, you are heIeOy n e
fed that there is now on file in the once OF gne
Clerk of the District Court of the I'd JUDICIAL DIS
trict Of said Territory, in Idaho City County OF OF
Roise. the complaint of Robert Jack claiming soo %
Won the sum of seventeen hundred dollars ($ltuOJ
with interest at the rate of ten per cent per al-
nnm on 5000 thereof from said 25th day Of Marcn:
1854 and on $500 thereof from the Isl DAY %
Tuiv 1864. and on the remaining $7OO from ene
LIST dav of September, 1861, Cess the sum OF $4Lo)
and nnless YOU appear and answer to SAID com
paint within twenty days after the service hereoI,
# served within Boise County and within thl[!y
da VS. If served out of said County but WITHIN sal9
Jndical District and within forty days II seryeu
out Of said district, exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice ) Judgment will be taken against you oy oe.
fault for said sum of seventeen hundred dollaIs
with interest as aforesaid and costs LESS salu sum
In testimony whereof, ], Jonn Henley Clerk OF
said District Court, have hereunto seS
lSEAL my hand and affixed the sea, o. sa as
49, Court at Idaho City, this 2Stn ID day OF
Marrl, A y 1e65. JOHN G. HENLEY,
Mone 1ec5 "9e.5w Clerk ofD C.
PREsToN & RosBoRouGH, Attorneys for Plh'
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FUNERAL SERMoS.-If all funeral sermons
were honest and candid, there might be more
like this, which was. lately preached by a
very hard western clergyman:
~ have been begged entreated and impor-
tuned to preach this ere sermon, but don't
want to do it. I never did like the man
never did know nothing good of him. He
had bosses and be run 'eim he had cocks
and be fit 'em; be tipped the jack from the
bottom at cards have been told that be
was good at fires. The bearers will please
remove the body, and sing the following
hymn
with rapture we delight to see
The cuss removed
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NOTICE.

A NOTICE appearing in the WORLD of April
N 29th, from Mr.. j. NJ. Peters Ct Boise CITY,
warning all persons from purchasing certain lot
on Main street in Idaho City, between the Amerl-
Hotel and John Ewing's lot-this is therefore to
notify Mr.. Peters and all Others interested that
the Undersigned having claimed the said lot 10 Tor
two years under valid purchase from y. w.
Helm, alias "Old Tex and had peaceaole pos
session for the last nine months and having pat
improvements of value upon It, thai snall con5
tinue to hold the same until duly dlsPoSsSeseseel
according to law. GEohOE UA aoeI
Idaho City, May ], 1865. COWS
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Summons.
Territory of Idaho, County Of Alturas'
Probate Court, v. S. Andersen Judge.

Territory of Idaho, County OF Alturas'
In Probate Court, ". S. Anderson Judge;
II. Niles, plaintiff vs. H. o. Rogers, defendant
faction of Debt
To the said defendant-H. O. ROGERS
TN the name of the people of the United States
in the Territory of Idaho-You are hereby
notified that there is on file in the office OF the
Clerk of the Probate Court of Alturas county,
Idaho Territory, the complaint of d. W. Niles,
claiming of you the sum of one hundred and nifty
dollars [Sl50,OO], and interest thereon from the
10th day of August 1864, due and owing to SAID
A. w. Niles, on account Of goods, wares and mer
chandise sold and delivered to you between the
first day of July and the tenth day of August A:
D, 1864. Now, unless you appear and answer SAID
complaint within twenty days, if served with tins
summons within Alturas county, within thirty days
if served without said county but within the 2nd
Judicial District, and within forty days II served
out of said district exclusive of the day OF servce
Judgment will be taken against you by default,
for said sum and interest thereon together win
costs and disbursements of this suit, and plaintlh
will apply to the court for the relief demanded IN
said complaint.
In witness whereof 1, V. S. Anderson, Elk officio
Clerk of the Probate Court have hereunto set my
hand and private seal no official seal being as yet
provided, this 18th day of April A. d. 1863.
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To START BALKY HoRsE.-Fill his mouth
with dirt or gravel from the road, and he will
go. The plain philosophy of The thing it
gives him something else to think Of. We
have seen it tried hundred times, and it has
never failed.
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.ROAR NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
IN concern that the undersigned will apply to
the Honorable Boards Of County Commissioners of
Ada, Alturas, and Oneida counties, at their next,
session, to be held thirty days or more after the
publication Of this notice, for license to con.
struct and keep toll road between Boise City
and Salt Lake, i'll the most direct and practicable
route, &c. w. J. GRAY,
d. MCCALL,
d. G. MOULAND,
n2Tw4 j. B. OLDHAM.
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Who wRorn ur?-who is the author of the

following couplet:
@Count that day lost whose low declining sun
Sees at thy hand no worthy action done"
An Exchange says: Great efforts have oeen
made to ascertain the authorship OF this
couplet, but hitherto without success A
gentleman in Cambridge advertises it twice
year in the Boston papers and offers reward
to any one who will discover the name of the
writer who first gave it to the world. Similar
advertisements have also appeared in the
English journals"
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Purchasing and Commission Agency,

TTAVING had extensive experience both in Wholesale
and Retail trade to country merchants desiring
;dent Aren't or to an occasional purchaser offer
superior INDUCEMENTS Particular attention given to
the purchase and sale of Legal Tender
Drafts Stamps &C., other transactions requiring tne
chases will be made for cash only except in cases OF
special agreement. OSBORN SESSloNo,
619 Merchant street, San Francisco.
,..... REFER To.......
s. A. Wood Boot and Shoe G. w. Bell, Assayer, San
Dealer, San Francisco. Francisco.
L. b Benchley Co.. Hard Clark Gerkns " ooi deal
xvara dealer San Francisco ers San Francisco
B. t. Davis, Idaho City, IT n29mo
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Notice.
Notice.

AdIn1n1StraLOr7S n OtlCe.
Territory of Idaho, County of Alturas.
In the matter of the Estate of A. G ANNABLE
Deceased.
A LII persons having claims against the deceased
n are hereby notified to exhibit the same, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months from
the first publication hereof, to the undersigned
duly appointed Administrator, at his residence or
place of business, in Rocky Bar, Alturas county.
II. w. NILES, Administrator.
April 18th, 1865. 26w4
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Summons.

Territory of Idaho County of Alturas-ss.
In Justices Court, before james S. Bump, j. +.
W.. p. Thatcher, plaintiff, VS.. n. L. Packard d
H. o. Rogers-partners as Packard y Rogers
defendants. Action OH written instrument.
To the above named Defendants-N. R. PACK
ARD & II. O. ROGERS:
TN the name of the People of the United States
/ in the Territory of Idaho You are hereby
summoned to be and appear before me at my
Office in Rocky Bar, Alturas county, Idaho Terrto-
nv, on the 3lst day of May, A. D. 1865, at the
hour OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to answer Tue
complaint of w. P. Thatcher, the above palntln.
herein now on file in my Office, claiming OF you
the sum of seventy-fve dollars 1875 00l, together
with lawful interest from the 10th day of August,
A. D. 1864, due and owing upon certain prom
issory note made, executed and delivered by you
to said plaintiff and you are hereby notified that
if YOU fail to appear as mentioned above. Judg,
ment will be taken against you by default, aud
Judgment rendered against you for seventy-hye
dollars. together with lawful interest from the 10Th
day Of August 1864 together with the costs
and disbursements Of this suit. Given e1 unoef my
hand this 2lst day of April, A. D. 1865.
JAS. S. BUMP, Justice of the Peace.
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Territory of Idaho, County of Alturas.
thereby certify thai the foregoing is true and
correct copy of the original summons in the above
euttled cause placed IN my hands for service, tins
18th day of April A. d. 1865.
DIVA I'm JOHNSON, S'ff Alturas Co.
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Diasolution Notice,

TrHE co-partncrship Heretofore existing. under
the firm name Of Fisk & Newman is this day
dissolved by mutual consent: Either party is
authorized to receipt for debts due or pay any IN
debtedness of the concern. W. FISH,
Idaho city ap25n27w3 j. B. NEWMAN.
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lplLISUla nv lille
INTERNATIONAL. HOTEL !!
REOPEN I'M G?9

V1HIs FAvORTTE HOTEL WILL BE RE-
1 Opened on THURSDAY, MARCH 18th INST, in
Splendid Style. For the past two months great
improvements have been made in the Hotel, rem
dering it one of the most comfortable in the Basin.
BT THE PARLoR and Bed Rooms are elegantly
arranged for the convenience of the travelling
custom. And the Proprietor, feeling thankful for
former patronage, would respectfully solicit con-
tHuance of the same. L. A. BURTHEY,
March 10th l865-2Otf PROPRIETOR.
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Territory Of Idaho, County of Alturas.

Territory of Idaho, County OF AItuTdS'
hereby certify the foregoing to be true sa ana
for seryice.-Dated at Rocky Bar, April 81, 1865,
It. M. JOHNSON, Sheriff,
By w S. GRAY, Deputy.
H.w. Margary, Atty for Pl'tf 27w+
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GEN. LEES OPINION.

New York, April 29.-The Herald 8 cores
nondent recounts an interview he had with
Gen. Lee. He called on him to obtain bis
nolitical views and lay them before the pub
tic tOn informing Gen. Lee OF his OBJECT,
The latter said am paroled soldier, and
added. had never been a politician, and knew
butlittle Of political leaders. am soldier,
lie further said he had opposed secession,
hut when his State went out he considered
that it was his duty to go with it. When ne
accented command under the rebel Govern
,nent he considered he was serving his State
IIa remarked that his surrender of the mill
tary was of no political significance; that was
,ot surrender of the doctrine Of State
RIGHTS. When the South surrenders all its
forcas and returns to the Union, then only,
will she surrender her favorite doctrine OF
secession. That will then be settled by mill
tarv mower, There is question OF State
Sovereignty. He contends there exists le-
Ultimate CAsus BELL; the question was not
the ordinance law, and the war is destined to
settle. therefore the war raised on this i sue,
ond can't be called treason. If the South is
forced TO submit to it, of course, It can only
be looked on as a triumph of the power over
State Rights and forced annihilation, for the
south has not been, and is not yet, prepared
to beg for terms, but is ready to accept any
honorable terms. AS to slavery, they consid-
err it dead, and the majority are anxious to DC
away with it. He expressed an opinion, that
should an arbitrary, vindictive or revengeful
policy be attempted, the end OF the war Is
not vet,
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DEyrLopMENr OF THE CONSPIRACY.

NEW YoRK, April 29.--The Herald's Wash
ington special says The search after the
assassin of President Lincoln and the would
be murderer of Secretary Seward, has devcl-
oped a well laid plan of, assassination, infa-
nous rascalty and arson, unparalleled in the
annals of crime The investigators have
not vet reached point where it is proper
N disclose the extent and various ramiica-
lions of this murderous plot. Many unsus-
pected and unsuspectng parties are involved,
and the evidence is complete to show that 1t
was neither the freak OF maniac nor the act
of an individual, but sheme concocted by
the rebellion and relied upon by the rebels IN
,be honr of desperate need as one OF the
means of success in their great reasonable
enterprise.
The Trlbunes special says the surgeons
who held a most mortem on the body OF Booth
saw that modification of the leg had COM
menced. 1t was the opinion OF the surgeon
General that he could not nave liVeo many
DAYS more in any event. -
LOUISVILLE, April 29.-Nine nunoreu feDeis
surrendered in Cumberland Gap yesterday
md were paroled. -.
Private dispatches dated New iorKj Aprl'
both, quote gold at LAG.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
The California S. N. Co. have purchased
the steamship Orizaba from the Pacific Al. ;
S. Co, and placed her on the Northern route
funnlng to Victoria and Portland.
The imperial Silver Mining Company to-
day declared dividends of $50 per share
The Yellow Jacket has declared dividends
which are understood to amount to 800 pei
share. -s>-~
The Spring vallesIWater Co. declared div
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CommereinI IntciIigener.

I LONDON Monty MAmET.-On the sth INST
there was an svesge demand FOR money At the Bank Of
Enssnd Ia TIE Stock Etehanso there was sood supply o
money. utsd6. per cent.
onso. experienced considerable rally and clcssd a. ~ to
ss for money advance Of per cent owing - anticipation
4 favorable bank statement
AMERICAN sECURirIHs -M.-rs ss,tcthwaites Cifcu'u
say: Ia the London Market for American secuf., theI'
las been recovery ffom Tie depEes0n before repors
Laige sasi u Unrd States Govcfneu bonds have asaf
place the Jomaod from the continent having absorbed al
offered the price hiss altered he week On fhur.t
Illinois Esie snare. unch pressed for sale and
experienced deeine Of "a bot Tie AFTER more favorable
qyoton, received from NewYot have caused reaction q
about the pr,s. asuied ih' day week Illinois cloHl
81 dsf fhe a1iaa3i. The market clofes duh IN tone.
LfvERpo0L Nov "a r.-t orros-fhs ntftst has been
fat and irregular but closes with siesdiue md Amen
can 10 ia instances H.. and EsyYsns pa desTer
Suuts regular in price hui pie,eus decline not
covered The stes Of tls three days snont "a 900 bslss
Of hioh 900 bales are or spec ulation and export
MAsCBysTIR TEaDs-Markct slightly improved. and bay
have shown disposition a. freely Of ior q
res bot in many these low ohsrs have bocn rssd
espco lsy for cloth.
ERElDsIuEp-Messrs RichNdson, Spence K Go. and
Wskohad, Maxi Co. TepsTt Floor qniei and unchanged
Wheat not active, but prices hrm. Winter Rcd Wheat 10
10 Genital Indian Corn 10 good demand a. ~ quar-
tel sdyanee since Friday MiIed Corn 81 d9 per 40 N
PROvsIOSs-NctsTs Bls.and. AthyA GO. report: Flns
qualities OF Beef add wanted bat Low d-serptions
fat Pok inactive ADD saSi. Bsnsa dsh snd tsndpf as-n
ward Butter IN isif demand f0T hDe qualities and ratsf
ds,rer oter descriptions dspfesssA Cheese steady Choice
tlef dearer.
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Au.,rali. and New.Zenland.

MELBOURNE, Sept. 26.-The misundcrstand'
ing between the Legislative Assembly and ConLcil IN
reference 10 the Tariff and Appropriation Bll con-
tiuues. and the Governors efforts at mediation have
failed
The Great Britain steamship arrived ont in 81 days
Advices from NewZeaiand state that severe lighting
had taken place 1T Waiiapa on the east coast result
ing in the defeat Of the natives The Colonial troop,
had captured the Pah and town OF 0petih Martial
law had been proclaimed
IL MAS officially announced that the war In Waikatc
was at an end Gov. Grey had coniscated the land III
Tarsnah and had issued peace and amnesty proelama
ton,
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-s-<.
,,>EE GREAT STRENGTHENS" loNiO'
'l'hD CNo, WHISKY rIeparatior'l ...
.,oo1.1 AND's GERMAN BlTlEi'S
VIII CURE ..l
prFuITY. DEBILITY
T''''' ppoeTRATION OF TIE SYSTEM
iSDUcrD BY
SEVERE HARDshFs' EXPOSURE, ,n..rns
DISEASES OF CAMP LIFE.
xo1prrRs CITIZENS,
ADULT OR YOUTH,
WILL FIND N THIS BiTTERs
80, de,erdest on bed hqnors for its almost
p,,se.,oas Elects o.,,,De,.
,,s,tins from disorders 0; the Liver and Digestive
o,.an, are cured by
UoOFLAND'S GERMAN BlT'rERs.
q3,, Biors has
PERFORMED MORE CURES.
GIVES BETTER SATISFACTION,
HAS MORE TESTIMONY,
,. r,,pec,abe people to youch for it, than any other
,rts,e 10 tie Market ...
We defy any 10 contradict this assertion and
WILL PAY $1,000
v be will produce ctTtlhcde puOnshe" - w 49,
ishd eeloine. -.
IooFLAND.S GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE pyKRY CASE OF
egRogIc OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS,
am DISEASES ARIsIsING FROM a DlsoRDERED
STOMACH.
Cb.ry. he following symptoms resulting from disorders Of
lie digestive oEgens;
s,inatou Inward Piles Fullness OF Blood 20 the Head,
A,idi,y q the stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
tor food IA mess or Weight IN the stomach, Sour
Fruc,stions Sinking or tlutteriug ~ the fit OF
tt. Stomach SwiIuIntu. y the Head, lQl.
ned and Difficult Breathing
fiuttcfing atthe
Heart, Choking or Suf
floating Sensations when IN "a
OIL. lying Posture Dimuess
Of Vision. Dots
O. Webs before the sight,
Feyer and Du,l Pain IN the Head De.
fcieucy OF Precipitation. Nrllowness Of tie
ST. ,na Eyes Pam I'm the side, Back Chest, Limbs
a. s,9dcu Fl,hvs OF Heat Burning In the Fish Con-
Mani inGsuss Of Evil and srcut Depression Of SInits
REMEMBER,
TBATTHIs BITTERs Is NOT ALCOHOLIC
CONTAINS no RUN OR WHISKY,
AND CANYoT MAKE DRuNKARDs,
BIT is HE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD.
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Russell on the Policy Of the
New Ministry.
The New Steamship Line Between France
and the United States.

The steamship Morayisn, Capt. Aston the
pioneer of the nion Line, which left Liverpool at
noon Of the 9th ofNovember arrived here yesterday.
The steamer North American was also TO sail the
same afternoon for Portland with the Canadian mails.
The City Of Manchester reached Queenstown on the
morning Of the sth. The City Of Baltimore reached
Liverpool at ID. and the PeDnsyivania Queenstown
~ a n Nov. ~ .. q. -.
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AuAfrla.

The Vienna Debdts contradcts the assertion
of the Berlin semofcial press that Austria intends
taking further steps In common with Prussia agalasI
the Frankfort Senate II states the contrary. that
material diversity OF opinion tho matter exists De-
tween Austria and Prussia.
conference Of the minor German Princes had taken
place al Casse in reference is said TO the attitude OF
Prussia and Austria toward the Free Town Of Frank
fort