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+ s. MARSHAL'S ORGANIZATIONS

= United .S9les Of 4aey1ca, .SDztse-s Dirfsos IF
ez-I Peter Meleudy, United States Marshal for the
ate Of lows. do hereby give public notice that in the
se OF the United States against forty nine 4q) bbs At
ia csuse OF seizure and forte under acts Of
i,afress did. on the 24th OF June, 1865, atWa
G Louisa county arrest and take into possession
r safe custody 70 bbls highwines 10 bbls alcohol,
bis whisky. 81 empty bbls- kegs, highwine tub,
abs beer tubs, lowine tub highwiue tub, yeast-
( tubs worm aud Tub, hot water tub, cold water
10 changing tub, still, doubier, alcohol tub
.paer STILL tin yeast cats oil cans, 2strainers,
4it Eili Sbnckets, acorn shslers set Of burrs for
trimming, fading mill, grain separator, 20 bushels
rpaud rye % bush. corn and oats ground, counter
sies scale. 40 lbs of hops lamps, part of
-iGe Of eNther ensine and boiler is cords of wood
and t. handaxe, hot water pump, lot Of hog
pens stlhouse and the machinery therein described,
alcohol house. situated lots and in block one
Louisa county, Iowa And hereby also give
public notice that the time assigned for the return OF
said warrant and the hearing Of this il the rst
T4dsy II August, being the hrst day Of August A. D
>65 and hereby admoaish and summons all persons
claiming any interest in said 40 bblr Of hghwnes. 1t
aha. or knowing having anything to say why the
should be decreed TO be forfeited to the United
States and condemned and sid to the PRAYER
ss helsnt that they be and appear before said Dis
the. Court its in the city of Keokuk In said
District said lat day OF August, 1895, at O'Clock
m VIXEN aud where said cause will he heard then and
there interpose their Claims and sid libel of
and make their allegations in that behalf
PETER MsLENDY,
u. g. Marshal for the State Of Iowa.
By II FULToS, Deputy q. g. NJ
Keokuk, Lee Co, Iowa, July Ii, '65-d4w.
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aAnds of fAeEbattle4held and hospi-
\ great Sanitary Commission having
- 1t has turned its attention to the
of soldiers and their families H6m
I'd claim agents by establishing q
cy at Washington, with branches in
Al States. The agents at the vari-
make out the applications and for
to the central agency, where they
uted with zeal and vigor, and the
ected entirely free of charge to the
The salaries of agents, and all
ages and expenses are paid by the
On out of the immense fund on hand
Atributions of loyal men and women,
are sure, cheerfully consent to so
81 expenditure.
mmission and its agents have special
by order of the War Department,
ming records and obtaining evidence,
claims are looked upon with less
as their agents have no motive in
p false claim. So any one with
valid claim can depend on having it
more speedily through this channel
other. 8saH it
grand and noble charity There is
N why a man who has earned his
a the army, or the relatives of one,
ave to give one-third or one tenth of
lecting. We hope that all interested
eelfare of soldiers and their families
Y c pains to spread the information.
Us of the gospel, of all denominations,
1cially requested to publish the matter
= congregations, and to correspond
r. agent concerning any cases within
lowledge. H.!
~ A. Castle, of Quincy, Illinois, has
,,ppointed agent for Western Illinois,
n and Iowa. On application by mail
/, send all necessary blanks and instruc-
,nd present the claim entirely free of
!, and paying all fees. Bounties, pen
ID arrears of pay receive especial at
Il papers in Iowa please copy, aud
paper to the agent, that they may re-
credit in the report of the Sanitary
lsslon
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IT S. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
UNITED srATEs OF AMERICA.


SOUTHERN DIVISION OF Iowa.
Peter Melendy, United States Marshal for the State
OF low hereby give public notice that in the Of
the United State. against two bbs highwnes, q dtd In
Of asd forfeiture under acts OF Consre,
ship Of Charleston coAnty and take isto my
possession for safe custody two bbls highwines rcct
Tying tab mash tub, still tubs, doubler, copper
STILL HOT water kettle, copper worms, cold watsr
vat And hereby ale give public notice that the time
assigned for the return Of said warrant and the hearing
Of csseis the first Tuesday Of Ausust being this first
day OF Augsst. A 1865, aud / hereby admonish and
all persona claiming any interest in said two
bbls Of hgwnes, aiid knowing having anything
say why the should not be decreed to he forfeit
ed the United States and be condem ed and sold
the prayer ef said ibelant that they be and
pear besore said District Court at m rooms the city
keoknk In said District aid LIST day Of August 1865
O'Clock p. m, when and where said cauae VII be
heard then and there to pterpose their claims and
said libel Of information and make their allegations
In thst behalf PETER MELENDY,
81. Marshal for State OF Iowa
~ II. FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk Lee Co. Iowa, June 24-d{w
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Legal Notices
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

A. Cameron widow of Jacob Cameron, de-
1ased g sin dlsF, Catherine SwindIer, Elmira J.
. n, James NJ Cameron. Elizabeth j Reed, Marga-
cameron, Alfred Reed, Matilda Cameron Harriet
i'Tsn. George " Cameron. Eva Alice Cameron:
sire hereby notified that there is now on file In
e-ksOfice Of the the District Court # Lee county
I Keokak, the petition of Jasper O'Neal claiming
leowner of three undivided interests OF the north
Isrter Of section nineteen In Township sixty seven
OF range seven, est, and the fractional s,utheasf
Of sxid section, in Lee county Iowa, and claim
sist all Of you, partition OF said lands according
respective interests
unless you appear aud answer said petition on or
the second day at noon of the september term
TENDER, Judgment will he rendered BY Default
-ae stamp 6ee r. RANKIN 4 AcCRARY
S-d4s lmonl Atty's for PIE.
ERTFFS SALE.-State Of Iowa Lee
.ounty, Ss-By virtue of special execution to me
ted issued by the Clerk Of the District Court of said
y, in favor of ]. C. Meeker. and against the
sor VI Archibold. Young Co., ,pkins. Allen Co.
Enmerson. Corchrane Co, on their jud gments on
bills, have levied upon aad will sell to the
bidder AZ the front door Of the Clerks Office OF
District Court Of lee county, Iowa. at Keokuk. in
county. the 18th day Of August, A. D., 1865 be-
aeAoing a. o'olcsS 7 !. a said dsTas tie ALLOWING
srty. Thirteen as miles of the road Of the
-'s >nd Des Monies Valley piaakrosd Company,
aencing at the western terminus :. I'VE e.s OF n 90
and extending along said road in the direction of
Town Of Charleston TO the Distance Of thirteen E3j
all in Lee county, Iowa. together with the priri
right and appurtenancss for said thirteen ID miles
he payment OF said judgments.
be sold by order of court to satisfy said writ of
ion. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
terss Fee s. 90 Sheriff of Lee Co.. Iowa.
-okuk, July IL, 1865. (monl
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TT 5. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
TON. {ie 81
UNITED srATRs OF AMERICAN

SoufHEIN DIVISION o. Iowa.
Peter Melendy United States Marshal for the State
Of oa hereby give pubic notice that IN the Of
the United states agcinst one corn shei6s q aba In
cause Of and forfeiture under acts Of Congress,
did on the 2st dav Of june 1885, ct franklin Gem
Lee cunts. Iowa arrest asd take Into my pc:sse
sion for safe custody shelter, wash KETTLE,
nh tub, cold water tub, yea.ting tubs mash xat,
80 ~hisky tub, bbls vinegar, cold water VT,
49, dsaoss worm sas and tu ns PC Surg RI
EvS h notice that the time assigned Tor the etorn
Of - ent and hearing Of this cause Is the lat Tnes.
DAY X being the frst day OF August 4 D. 1885,
and ~ Eadmcnish and 50 umon all persons claiming
any iu16n said shelter. Il ala, or knowing or
hsvlnk ~ hg 80 say why the sAmc should not b DO
end 4brfcised TO the United Ststss and be con-
soid 70 answer tho prayer Of said libellant,
- and app~ar before safd District Court a. ~
roe n thscity Of Keokuk 10 ssid District, ala lot
az &asus 1855, ct O'Clock m, When and ~hers
~ oos viii be beard. then ana there to ipteSpose
1&atr c1ins and answer said libel Of information and
- ~ Allesstto0s in that behsM. S8E
Ts3sE8< PETER MELENDY.
US. Marshsl for the State rfIoNA-
BY a. FULTON, Deputy.
T.. ~ yn~a In 10y errtF
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CylsgrcA Directory.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - Tifth street, between
Man and Rlondeau: Services every sabbath II n.
and up. M sunday School q an.
JAMS BRowH, Pastor.
FIRST PRBSBYTERIAN-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath 1t IL and p n.
Sunday Sehool9 d m. EJ. GILLETTE, Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every sabbath x II l. m. Sunday
Schools . N r. HAssAIL, Pastor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oYsxSs
enth and Morgan streets Preaching every Sabbath
11 .. m. and TX p. Sabbath school At M Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings.
50 sE =. H.WAnus, Pastoesg
RTRsr BaFrfsr CHuKcHArhisd street, between
Concert and High. Services every Sabbath At IL O. m
and p. m. Sabbath School " = AeA4sxe
J. +. WRsfovIR Pastor
I CQGGRKaArl0NAL cHuRCH--Hish street, betty ssn
p u. sabbath School Il o.45 :. M Prayer mesfnS
On Wednesday EVENING" GnoneE THacHRR. Pastor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

We learn from the Arizona Miner, that
party of nineteen have recently left Prescott,
the capital of the Territory, to prospect the
unexplored country at the head of the Little
Colorado, for placer and quartz mines They
got as far as the head waters of the main
Sacramento, when they encountered hostile
Indian force, to which they gave battle, rout.
ing the Indians, but having two of their own
party wounded. They returned to Prescott
with their wounded companions, where they
had recruited their force ard were about to
make another start for the purpose of con-
Guiding their explorations. l
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

WHO IS ENTITLED TO TIE RIGHT OF WAY,
THE MAN AR THE BEAST 1.-THE law of the
road in New York, is, that pedestrians have
the first right of crossing the streets; drivers
must accommodate themselves to this right,
not campel pedestrians to stop or fly out of
the way. Heavy damages for injury to the
folks on foot are awarded"
This is at it should be we see no propriety
in compelling men, not only, but women and
children to give the road to any horse or
jackass that may happen to pass the streets
where pedestrians have occasion to cross.
We have often felt inclined, in crossing the
streets while some Jehu was dashing along in
his fury, to stand upon our rights, and COM
pei the horse or the ass to hold up, and wait
THEIR turn. And we believe this is the true
policy for all foot passengers to adopt. If
the driver persists in running over you, knock
him or the horse over the head with cane
or shillalah a few times, and deliver the cul-
prits over to the police, and the evil will soon
be cured. M
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

The JUDeEsHIP.-A petition, praying the
President Of the United States to remove
Judge Smith from the Judgesliip of the First
judicial District, has been handed in to be
printed. Ia it there are many facts contain
ed, too glafing to be- misinterpreted : and,
although s'the truth is not to be told at al
tines we cannot refrain from acknowledge
ing the righteousness of them. Whether
they are sufficient to impeach him, we leave
others tosjldge, but at.the same time, hardly
think the President viii look With impunity
upon them. Radiator. eIsslels
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

A "NoQNTAIN OF SILvER,p or at all events q
mountain containing vast quantities ofthe
metal, has been discocered in the new State
of Nevada. Its name is Silver Peak. It is
east of San Francisco and about seventy
miles south of Austin, and twelve immense
" rich lodes have already been opened The
whole of Nevada is rich in silver, but this
particular spot will, it is believed, produce
more than any mines yet discovered. Close
to the peak is an extinct crater, near it vast
deposit of salt, within sight hill of pure
sulphur, and around an endless stony desert,
the whole scene suggesting strongly the pic
ture which Milton drew of hell.-[ Eastern
Elk. 5sF5f.3i...1lg ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

ARTEMUs WARD ON THE Nero. --Feller sit
liens; The African ma be our brother.
SeTril billy respectable gentIehfen and some
talented femaiIs tell US so, and for argument
sage mite be injuced to admit it, tho don't
believe 1t myself. But the Afrikan isn't our
sister, and our wife, ard our unkle. He isn't
sevril of our cousins. and all our wife's re-
lashuns. He isn't our grandfather and our
aunt in the country. Scarcely. And yet
numeris persons would have us think so. Il
is trn he runs Congress and sevri other pub
lie grosserys. But we've got the Afrikin-or
he's got US rather; now, what are we going
to do about it2 He's an orful noosance.
P,raps he was created for some wise purpose,
Ike Bill Harding and New England rum, but
it is nifty hard to see it. At any rate he's
here, and it's pity he kant 90 Off sum
whares quietly by himself WHARF he Good
graterfy his ambishun in varis vase without
havin an eternal fuss kickt up about him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

FERDINAND STENG left Lewiston about six
weeks ago, with the intention of only being
gone three or four days, and has not been
heard from since. Any person giving infor-
nation concerning his whereabouts will con.
fer q great favor on his distressed wifs-Mrs.
Wilhelmn Steng, at Lewiston, j. T. Cotem-
poraries are requested to publish this
Radiator. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

Wives BEwARE!- 1T is said to be satisfac-
torily demonstrated that every time wife
scolds her husband she adds wrinkle toher
face 1t is thought the announcement ofthls
fact will have a most salutary effect, especial
ly as it is understood that every time wife
smiles on her husband it will remove one Of
the old wrinklesl E2-0 BIB a45 1850 s's
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

TIE Dalles Mountaineer says it is in po-
sition to state that arrangements are now be-
ing made to stock the road, by the way of
Canon City, TO Boise, ard that another year
will see the line in operation. 1t advocates
the establishment ola fast freight line by that
road, as means of heading off Umatilla.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

THE Governor of Oregon has called an
extra session of the Legislature for the pur-
pose of ratifying the anti-slavery amend
ment of the Federal Constitution and for
other partizan purposes.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

Frsr1ANA-Quartz mill are going to Mon
tana in respectable nus RS, but the amil'
that attracts the most attention there, among
the fancy, is expected to come off at Virginia
City, between Con Orem and Patsey Marley,
who accepts Cons challenge to fight any
middle weight in the United States. ard he
comes all the way from New York to give
him turn IL tx. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28
Calling for Removal.

The people of WaIla Walla having beer
deprived of their proper representation in the
Territorial council of Washington Territory,
and being unable to obtain any redress fol
criminal outragsgaDr civil matters through
the prolonged absense of the District Judge,
have taken the affair in their own hands. and
call for the removal of Judge Wyche, and an
nexation to Oregon.
Alta meeting of the members of the Bar,
held at Walla Walla on the 10th of October,
Judge Mix presiding, a series of resolutions
were adopted which set forth in strong lam
guage that the Judge has been guilty of gross
negligence in failing to hold the October
term of the District Court, and has wholly
failed to reside in the District as required by
law. The following is the 9th resolution.
9Th. That, in the event the Congress of
the United States neglect or refuse to attach
this valley to the State of Oregon, we, as
members of the Bar, most respectfully sub
NIT, for consideration of the proposed mass
meeting, the propriety of petitoning His Ex-.
cellency Andrew johnson, President of the
United States, for the removal of the Hon. ].
3. Wyche, and the appointment of some
competent lawyer, who resides among US, in
his stead,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

!, DEPARTpRE.-His Honor, Chief Justice Nc
Bride, made his exit from this camp on
Wednesday last. He goes from here to Ida
no CItys where he will remain four or FIVE
weeks, when he will proceed to Washington.
NJ Avalanche. l; q aaa 5a9 81 $50
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

JAMES STREET, ESQ.,, the enterprising rep
resentative of the firm of Barney, Morgan &
Co., con tractors for the construction of the
u. S. and Pacific Telegraph Company's lines
across thestsntinent, arrived here yesterday,
to compiled arrangements for finishing the
work through this section Salt Lake We
dette.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

The telegraph informs us that the body of
Gen. Wright has been found floating in the
water near Bay Flat, Mendocino county, Call
ifornia, about $50 miles from the spot where
the steamer suak. It was much decomposed,
but has been fully identified. sc4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

..VAGABoND LoGIG.-Some 1900 years ago
says the Union Democrat, certain Vagabond
mob crucified victim on Mount Calvary.
The vagabonds and fanatics accuse the Jews
of to-day of the crime, and no argument can
convince them that the accused were not in
any manner connected with the transaction.
The suggestion that it is at least highly i'm
probable that any of them were present at
that great distance, ard in that remote period
of time, is deemed frivolous. SO the vaga-
bond and fanatical mob to-day accuse each
and every nam who differed with the late
President as an active participation in crime
that the common feelings of humanity revolt
at. This reasoning is only on par with
that of the Chlnaman, who, on being booted
from store by the Jew proprietor, retorted
by saying-"Ah, me shabby you-d-d
---s You kill Mclean mans God p
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

D1PTHBRIA. IF you wish to save your loved
ones from that dreadful disease, use alcohol,
gargle with it, and perhaps drink a moderate
quantity. 1t will cure as sure as water will
put ont fire.. f. .#s,sf,...5...eals
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

A FaEB JURYMAN.-J Judge w, who still
occupies an honorable position upon the SUI
preme bench of Michigan, could if be chose
tell some good stories from his early iuris-
prudence of the interior Of the state. Hold.
I ing his first circuit in Oakland in 1912, fell
low was tried and convicted before him. for
stealing hens. The foreman of a traverse iu-
ry was laughable original, and hitherto un-
known to the judge. The trial being over,
and a verdict of guilty rendered, the Judge
sentenced him TO be imprisoned in the coun-
fty jail; soon after which the court adjourned.
On the way down from the court house, the
Judge was oyertaken by the foreman, d big
man in short roundabout, frey red head,
whom he did not at once recollect.
swell, Judge" said he, slappng the Judge
on the back, you put it to that chap good and
stroag, and you did just rlght-poor misera-
blecuss, to steal hens. Judge, am natural
ly strong in the back; and, when the country
was new, 1 have now and then taken a sheep
but hens1-0 goodness J be ought to feel bad
about it. =
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

We are authorized osoafer a rewardsto two
dollars and ahaif, mclean gold dust, for pos
tive information as to- who is Governor of
ldabo .-BRdlatQE. 8aik a9
sgpa1 .s.s999 sssssss sS0ea ss4as ,se,-ssnN
rgsx 1900 lie
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

q "A ttMATRIMoN1AL BRoKERAaE," established
in New York, has been broken up by the po-
lice. A large. number of letters, with locks
of hair, photographs, etc., etc., from young
girls, were found. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

The Suez Canal was opened on the Eth
and a vessel laden with coal passed from
the Mediterranean to the Red Sea. @
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

TRUB.-The N. Y. Times says, tsthe public
writer or speaker who INDUCES in sectional
denunciations should be marked at once az
mischief maker and a public enemy.Y ga
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

THE CAL. STAGE COMPANY have resumed
service on the Overland Matl route through
Oregon The mail is.to be carried for $224,-
600 per annum. The company wanted
$5oO,OOO, but the Government "conld't see
ftp .aIIfvra SIS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

In attempting to break the bonds of the
negroes, athe Abolitionists have forged very
heavy bonds for the United States, 800
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

TIE rate Of fare by the steamer Moses Tay-
Tor, Oct. 18th, were First Cabin, $3.50: Sc
eOpdI Cabin, $40 stserags. $40, Cheap
enough Ia asa % 1sfEsh1a YoaY