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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18
Summons.

Territory of Idaho County of Boise;
i the District Court, for the Territory OF Idaho
Second Jndicial District
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-18

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-SS.
In the Probate Court IN and for said county.
Jacob Painter VS.. George Densmore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

liant and perious achievement In destroying c isev
steamer klbemarle, ia compliance with tho fresuohs
recommendation to Congress o, the 9th OIL Dece00''
lsA .r,. - :. :. .,.f =,
to Representation ia the Electoral College. ,o,,
Joint resolution to termna inc trea'y "a '''' i'su
latipg tho N val force the lakes.
Joint resolution tencering tho thanks Of congress 10
Malor-Gen Philip II. Sheridan and the onoer' anu men
under lis COMMAND. ,,.;, =, . r.
resolution providing Tor the collpiia'iou VI S"a
gressional director; It each session: n,rI,.
4 resolutlon appointing Gen. Richard DelafeId TO be
a Regent Of the smithsonian ,nstlso'ion.
Joint resolution 10 enable the Secretary OF lne Ires
ury 10 oain the title 10 certain property IN carson Guy
and Territory of Nevada, for the purpose OF brah.h
uint located IN said pact .
Joint resolution to fscats The adjustment certain
accounts of the merieaD Colonization society Jr Tie
support Of recapturcd Africans In Liberia.
Joint resolution 10 extend the tine for reYerson 10
the United states OF the lands granted by Congress 10
s,d ia the eonl .uction Of railroad from Pere NJ
quette TO Flint aud for the completion of said road
Joint resolution in tie matter Of Sergeant Daniel Col
lett IT., deceased. 80 -
Joint rcsoluio directing tie Secretary oft'e Treas.
nry TO issue American registers 10 British scho0nes
| Minnie Williams and Il. M. Baxter.
Joint resolution for tie rc..efof james b Royce
joint resolution Ia relation " the dttrlous.on Vi
books and documents -
Joint resolution authorizing contract with William
| H. Powell for picture for the Capitol. q,
joint RESOLUTION To provide fcr the publication OF iua
Joint resolution authorizing tho Secretary Of TIE
Navy 70 advance 10 Paul ). Forbes two bunored snu
fifty thousand dollars additional o. OF the sum 10 DC
o. : bin under MS contract for building steam screw
ST. p-ofwnr.
Joint resolution directing inquiry Into he condiron
OF the Indian trbes aud their treatment py Inc CAV -
aud military authorities.
joint resolution to purchase mail pouches or = rs o.
Marshal Smiths patent for the postal service and ioi
Joint resolution o. thanks to Major-Gen George IL.
Thomas and the army under bis command.
Joint resolution IN relation to certain railroads.
Joint resolution to encourage enstmehts fnd 70 pIo
note tie efficiency Of the military forces Of the Uncd
States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
ma cnNSTITrIION AL rLEcrlON.

Tur lister at. UoMCIDE-Coroner Collin on
Saturday held investigation IN Me of the sailor Daniel
who stabbed Sunday morning, the 2Gih Mt
in an apartment at No 26csterst by " ism Smith Sew
sral Witnesses examined the most mroltsn' u whom
Emma " eds She states that early en- tgs evening pre-
c.dng the sfray the prisoner Sunh, came To her Toou
the decersed in oil were sc1uented snd on
good terms; TIE latter invited them ss oysters
They sted sewers. places Ia the Bowey, az ell OF which
drama Sunday morning Tie tness Smith
returned the Lawrence having hesed behind some
what glad rid Of him. for hs had uttered
some vague threas In tie hs saloon they visited they
locked the door, but before procured the deceased
came and the door they refused 10 admit him,
and he uttered the most fearful impressions; suddenly he
.apcd into the through small window opening into tho
hal; both cLIched, and there wass suggls ;hs wit
lep. ran into the OF peghbor ard Did not return until
a. s shs then found that the clothes OF the pTsorer
and The bed were saturated with blood sod tho sces u
fearful rurtle evident; the I,oner admitted 10 her
,L,t he had used his knife ba, only sfde.n Tho other
ltnsve, testimony merely coroborscd portion OF her ey
dence The jury rendered verdict that the deceased
a. hi. death by stab wounds at the hands Of William Smith
Tho committed the prisoner to the Tombs TO await
tie action Of Grand Jury Deceased native Of Nor
way aged % years. Smith native Of Sweden, sS.d 70
wear, and resdes at IS Hamilton BY advice Of
sel be pleaded not guilty.
THE WALLABOUT BAY LANDs.-A Committee OF
the BROOKLYN Conmon Council Washington, with
the ysw Of consulting with the authorities in relation TO
Of lard in ths Wslsbou between tho Navy Yard
and Naval Hosps to the Gene Al Government ssslns IN
the privilege OF extending Washington across the
marches and Wsllabout Bay to point IN the Eastern
and also construct basin for commercial purposes
near th hospital grounds The City proposes 10 cede Clinton
and ayes. and the roadway between the hospital
and Marine Cemetery to the Government for the right Of
mailing short cut between the Es'egp aud Western pnc'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
Eeqal No.ltes.

CUpREME COURT, Kings County, ststs
y Of New.York, JOSEPH r. ROBINSON, PisntA
against WIJLIkMT COLEMAN, D.fesdan.. cinoas I'D
moaey demand contract TO ;Ls De.enJaDt :'.'','s
WILLIAM r. COLEMAN-Yous ere herebysam Ir'ernsi |
oaed and required TO answer tho compliant :RevenuA
Ills action which wiz be fedin the office tho stsnv
Clerk OF ia. County Of hings, and 50 Gents
cory your 10 The said plant the Caucesa:
sb.cy at Lis office no. Courts'fett, Brook ...:
ly within twenty day. s1e the ,eryice hereof exclusive
the Jay such service and You fail 70 the conpsss
within the time Aforesaid, the ~ HiG in this action viii taka
ud1ment .sius you io the of1h three thousand nss
del ara thee dollars aud esiyegt c"us - = 30 ~
r0 with interest the l0h dy Of FebTuer One lnoS
.and Eight HuncTed and SxiyEve besides ne costs o! To
actin Dated FebFuryy lob, 1868
y. l. 5ANDEBSON, Plsrtifs Attorney.
n r. II. complaint Ia this action duy a.si Ia -
ice OF the Clex Of this Count la toe City b In the DO
Vi BIoollya the llth day 81 February, lS6s
r. L. SANpERSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
.. 8. sgNATE-ExTRA SESSION.

After the above proceedings, the proclamation
converting the Senate in extra session read by the
Secretary, Mr.. ForDey.
The Presidents inaugural address was then read.
The Senator'S elect were next sworn in, after which
she procession was formed and proceeded 10 the east
front of the Capitol building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WIaUyH0TNu Marob I


The following is the continuation Of the
House proceedings from where our report broke of
early hour this morning; "
The report Of Mr. GARFIELD on the disagreeing votes
20 the bin relating TO various military subjects was
adopted by q vote Of III to 81.
Much miscellaneous business was transacted.
1T Ia now o'clock q. IN. Almost every member has
some little bill TO Re passed and there continuous
strugges for the floor ~ offer their several
The galleries we're nearly deserted. The ladies I'D
ntted 10 the floor bad retired
The House passed bill to dispose Of the coal lots on
~ public domaia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
Gorses, Carriages, &r.
QuARrERxisTgn-G ESEaAI's OrrIcR.l
FIRST DIrisIoS, =

CUARrEIxAsTgn OE>ERAIs OYFIcRl
FIRST DIrisIos,
WASHINGTON CRY February ~ lsdN
HORSES HORSES A, HORSES III
l. 4 HORSES, suitable for the Cavalry service, win n
purchased at Ges6oro Depot, in usraet, til AY1
1865. 81. -
Bcs So. VII b. delivered to Captain /. Lowry MoorsA q
NJ, and be subjected 10 the usual Government nspso6
before being accepted.
Specifications a. follows; "Csyalry horses ru't b. socsl
IN al Particulars well broken IN leah AID good consiss
ron kaeen U5l sixteen (e baud. high, from hvs Is,
nne ~ yeas DID, and wei. sdapted il 10 cavalry
purpose Horses between nine 90 and Zen 90 o. 90
II s ysogouA sgIisLty, and healthy, may be accepted"
Price, hundred aud SERENITY Ave dollars teils secA
Bours ~ spdciion, non. n. N. 70 4 p. m.
Payment will be- Hisds II til. Office.
JAMES A. EEiN.
Colonci N chsrge Fir. Division Q. NJ q. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
psLAWApg AID LAcKAwAsSA RAILROAD.

Tie bill which has already pcssld tie Assembly
giving this company Tie right 10 hold real estate In the
city Of NewYork. was defeated IN the Senate this
morning in consequence OF the charge that TN" com
uany was the head and front Of the coal monopoly IN
this STATE, and responsible TO- the presen; high
,,r.c of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
furniture

}wsrran,.d manufacture. Also solid Chestnut end Wa,s4
Chamber Sues. plain snd ornamental 81 N. r FAkRlNA
TONS 2t3 Csn.lst, opposite Noos;ot Es.Sylishsa ls<1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
Ceniistrp.

rINEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
Those who are DESTROYS Of having teeth extracted shss1
call on Dr. HCYT tie originator Of Ana sneic Nitoas o.
id. Ciacs No. SO brosdwsy uen Eight"cn'h't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

Nov Father 10y tn. healing hand
Ia sTcy our ,iflckfH 41ts
Oh lead IL, sntc'eTs 90 the fold,
and b. their sLrFrefdss u oil
SO shall on. .ofr fsccui
To Thee ouf q T. Father, F1eni.
While heaven. ~ ~ ar r'.curdF ss,ln
WITH Peace on E,-tl-s, good Nj % llsa.
Now. let ua 20 hence from orr lah's here and into
the Senate Chamber. and from the poi 90 ~ TIC Capt
ol there with the static OF > Goddess oi iibsri!
locke down for the ITst time Lpo such enc. -
witness and participate in The Inauguration of tie tec
Of the American people.
And now. thanking Won most truly for yOur hpirqta
ton OF my ofio conduct ghicA you ave recorded on
yOur Journal ! declare tie Housc 81 llprH'ntst4ycs
OF the NANNrIIth Congress Of the vnitod st-ies
adjourned sfnc die.
Inc address vas warmly appiauded.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-09
4IE TFG,lbIes

In The Cecil Democrat of last week is an
article complaining that the world, the flesh
and the devil are contending against the de.
mocracy.
If by the world it means the people, OF
that portion of the voting class, which re-
sides in the United States, it does seem that
they are rather against the democracy. But
how is it that the flesh is crying out against
it? Perhaps from the high price of whiskey
it is not sufficiently saturated to soar alof
in it's proper element, and reach the high
destiny to which it aspires and the evil ge
MUS of the Legislature has given it anothe,
blow in the same direction, by prohibiting it,
use on election days, so that freemen have
not chance to show their ardent zeal fol-
the republic, and their ability Cor self govern.
ment by getting drunk. But that the old
Rebel, his Satanic Majesty, should turn
against his loyal followers, after being the
only potentate to acknowledge the Confed
eracy, is the unkindest cut of all. A house
divided against itself cometh to nought.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-09

Fer The Cecil Wing
Sorghum Growers and Manu-
factUrers' Convention.

Pursuant to public notice. n msetira If
sorghum growers and manufacturers wng hold
at Newark, Del, on the ID inst /. WINS nr.
ganizrd by the appointment of N;It,n Cou.
ard. President. and Edward D. Porter SEQ.
rotary.
The object of the nicotine. ys.s to oh,o;r
mutual information in regard to the hest va.
rictics Of cane. and the means to he nbspry
ed in obtaining the best results in their
growth and manufacture. The s,mnl.s ry.
hbited showed a degree Of nrrrrrtinn in fl.
syrup that can hur,iy be SURPASSED These
were made on the Cook Eynporntor
In regard to tl,f production Of ranc somo
points we're brought up Of vast imnortanre
especially to the grower II was shown that
while the genuine sorgho nhc kind usually
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-09

Semi official adviccs from Mexico come
to us by way of Washington: 1t is said that
tNS Minister of Finance sent over bv Napo.
leon to manage Maximilan's treasury has
given up the job, the expenses being twice
as heavy as the receipts. The recent evacu-
ation OF important posts by the French has
been confirmed. they having concentrated at
three points-San Luis Potosi the city af
Mexico and the Rio Grande The Liberal
army is said to be increasing in numbers
and two of their generals are preparing for
a combined movement against the French.
1t is said that the youthful Iturbide Che is
only two years old was given by his father
to Macmillan, so that he could be adopted
by the latter as his heir. The mother was
compelled to sign paper renouncing her
right to her son, and then it was decided to
send her out of the country.
- Among the captures Of rebel property
in North Carolina, says . Washington cor.
respondent of the New York Herald, was
lot of rebel paper money, embracing demon.
nations of fifiies. hundreds, five hundreds,
and one thousands, bearing the imprint of
the National Bank note Company Some
Of the bills bear the legend "Patentcd
April %, 1860" The engraving is well
executed, and the bills printed in the green
ink supposed to be peculiar to Northern
artists. The company has been called on
for explanation by the Secretary of th,.
Treasury. Two commissions to Josiah +.
Bell as collector at Beaufort, were also cap.
tured One was issued by James Buchanan.
in January, 1861, and the other by Jefferson
Davis, in June Of the same year.
The secret service division of the Treas
ury Department, in the solicitors office,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-09
l1ic0.

COOLING.-On the 2lst of Nov. at his
residence, IN Howard county, Md. JOHN
y Cooling, formerly of this county, in the
45sh year of his age.
ALEXANDRIA, Elkton, on Tuesday,
Nov. 18th, 1865, ANNA ELIZABETH. daugh-
ter of WILLIAM I. and Amanda Alexan-
der, aged years, I months and y days.
Another sweet flower has withereF,
a gem from the casket set free;
A lamb in the flock of our shepherd,
Who has said let it come unto me.
The angels are lowering around her,
Singing welcome oh welcome we come;
They have taken the gem from the casket,
Her dear little spirits gone home.
CARTER.-In Philadelphia, on the Sd inst,
EDWARD l.. CARTER, son Of DR.. Edward
and Kate j. Carter, aged 10 years.
Baltimors papers please copy.
Kind Jesus, watch his sleeping dust,
I'LL thou dost come to raise the Just:
Then shall he awake with sweet surprise,
And in his Saviour's glorious image rise.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-09

PETERsoN's MAGAzlNE.-We have receiv-
ed the January number of this highly at,
tractive magazine. In 1866 its attractions
are increased. Each number will contain a
double-sized fashion-pIate, with from four to
six figures elegantly coored. The terms
remain two dollars per year, with liberal de-
auctions to clubs. The reading matter OF
the magazine for the incoming rear will, in
addition to the usual array Of shorter stories,
contain four copy righted novelties Ad-
dress Charles j. Peterson, BOG Chestnut St.
PHILADELPHIA.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-09

Cooley for January is truly superior No.
The story Of Mrs. Washington Potts is, OF
itself, worth the years subscription. We
remember what sensation this great story
of Miss Leslie created on its first appearance,
and predict that its republication will be re-
celved with the same favor The following
are some Of the contents of the January
number. "rhe Farewell sermon very
superior line engraving Godeys usual
splendid plate Of Colored Fashions. The
Eccentric Slipper, printed in coors price,
in the stores, seventy-6ve cents Waiting
for the Coach, another plate printed in col,
ors. A Iitle-page, engraved on steel, con
talns six pictures, entitled "a String of
Pearls.' Holiday Amuscments, humor.
Gus engraving New styles of Bonnets.-
Cushion Cover in Crochet. Front and Back
view of the Bella Coat. A Robe Dress
The Eustache Jacket, front and back view.
Bread Cloth, Netting, covering two pages
Those who intend subscribing for Cooley
should begin with the January number, so
as to receive the story of Mrs Washington
Potts. Address l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
Price So year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-09
4 despatch from. Gov. Parsons. Prov;.

A despatch from. Gov. Parsons, Provi.
siOnal Governor OF Alabama, announces
that the Legislature Of that State has. by an
overwhelming vote, ratified the Conslitu.
tionai Amendment prohibiting slavery. -
! Alahama is the twenty seventh State ralify-
ing the amendment, which has now all the
force OF a part of the Constitution. it having
been asserted to by three fourli.s of all the
States of the Union.
, - 1t is understood that Hon. Freeman
Clarke. Comptroller of the CURRENCY tax es
strong ground in favor of checking currency
expansions and excessive importation. He
will urge Il Establishment Of the tariff, and a
condensation of the Internal revenue laws,
SO as to conline the imports to few leading
articles, mostly those ut luxury, He ylll
show that TIE amount C' currency in circu.
Iaiion rs many millions less than is generally
SUPPOSED.
On the evening of November ID. a car.
pct-bNg was stolen from Albert Pike, at the
, depot Of the Richmond and fredericksburg
ltallroad. in the former city. 1t contained
all the original treaties made by the rebels
with the different Indian tribes, aud u mum
Der Of .lasonIc documcnts-the former be
ing OF great Importance to our government.
Secretary stanton has ordered Gen Terry
to make all dligent search for the stolen
documents.
The President on Wednesday. received
despatch from the Provisional Governor
OF Georgia announcing that both branches
OF the Legislature Of that State have passed
he Constitutional Amendment The House
has also instructed the Judiciary Committee
to report bill for the. protection of the
freedmen in person ard property.
IA letter received ut the p. o. Dcpart
mcnt from an Alabama Postmaster states
that all Union men are vigorously excluded
rom II reconstruction Conventions and official
positions. The conviction rr.ns supreme
that the new State Government organizations
are for tie special benefit Of all the rebels.
The First District Of Alabama elects c.
G. Langdon to Congress. Langdon is the
man who said in the State Convention that
the Emanci patton Proclamation of Presi.
dent Lincoln was the blacklist act which his
tory records. 1t is said that not one of the
members of Congress elected in Alabama
can take the oath.
- The receipts Of Internal Revenue for
the year ending June 50 were S2ll. l2D. 529
against about $4,000. 900 for the previous
year. The receipts for the five months end.
ing the 3oth uIt. were Sljl 900. 900. The
cost OF collecting has been about two and
Ihrcequarters per cent.
1t is roportede,bat on occo,nt of tho
failure Of the csrn and Grain cron, IN AIn.
barnu. there are twenty thons,nI nrSons =,
that State who must be supplied by the Gov.
eminent. he Secretary pt War has. how
ever adopted measures to relieve the wants
oil the people,
The venerable father or Glamour, c...,
rs me recipient OF marked and respectful
attention IN Washington. On being ques
TONED as TO the early characteristics of his
son ne replied " Never saw him show his
grit. when boy, but once. and that was
fight, but the colt had to surr.mJ,r ''"7"
nav W ""' '''''''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-09
Voters Instead OF Population the
Basis of Representa- ton in
Congress-.

Mr. Sumner, of the Senate. has intro
dncod joint resolution proposing to amend
the Constitution, so as to make voters in
stead of population, the basis of represcn-
tati"" in Congress- In the House, Mr.
Ortiz, of Indiana, has ei2en notice of II bill
to amend the Constitution, so as to appor-
ton representation in Congress according to
the number Of legal voters in each district
Thus we find on the first day of the session
the majority moving in the right direction to
solve this problem of representation in Con-
grcss. which, as it now stands III the Consti,
tuition, Is an outrage to common sense.
The Internal Rcrcnue Record keeps the
following at the head of its columns, as its
political motto:
"The tax payers Of the Union-North
and South, East and demand. in the
name of eternal justice that there Shall be
no taxation without equal representation -
They demand that Article l.. Section H.. Of
the Constitution of the United States, shall
he amended, so as to secure the free opera
ton of this sacred principle, which is en-
dangcrcd by the altered condition of our
national affairs. They demand that Repre-.
scntativcs in Congress shall be apportioned
among the several States. no longer upon
the existing false basis, But ACCORDING TO
THE NUMBER OF ELECTORS IN EACH STATE
This is evidently the true principle on
which to establish republican government
Any other tends to aristocracy. No citizen
can be truly represented in the legislative
halls Of a State or iiation who is denied the
privilege of assisting by his vote to choose
the member who is to represent him. What
an absurdity it was for the three his of the
slaves in the Southern States to be repre-
scnted by members in Congress, when those
slaves had neither property or acknowledged
political rights to represent Those super
fluous members were there solely for the
purpose of giving power to the aristocratic
element that held sway in the South.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-09
A New Feature,

Our neighbor, The Democrat, in statingits
many virtues and claims to- public patronage,
names among them "new feature " lately
ntroduced-" ncrS column and pro-
nounccs it an entire success.
Well, nerS in newspnper-wc believe
that is what The Democrat has always claim.
ed to be-is something novel. We have no
doubt of its great success. The ertcrprising
proprietors should lose no time in securing
II patent right for that discovery. They
might manage to sell larger number OF
rights in connection with that little iinerant
show business, which we propose to them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-09

- The Democrat, driven into corner.
and its rascality exposed by The Wing, con
fines itself, entirely, in its last issue, to fist,
market defense. We advise it to stick to
that system of tactics; to be sure they arc
very dirty but altogether safe. 1t resembles
those rogues who wallow in the gutter to
prevent decency from laying hands upon
them. How it will stamp and pull its hair,
and, perhaps, even swear in its rage. when
it finds that Mr.. Mcpherson excluded the
names of its rebel friends from the roll OF
members Of the House, and the representa-
lives from the loyal States served them like
poor Tray, chopped their tails off close be-
hind their ears; and this, too, in the very
face OF The DemOcrGt'S mandatory argument
for the enlightenment of the Clerk of the
House, for which it was reported it had re-
ceived an autograph letter of thanks from
that officer.