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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25
Sheriff g Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued out OF the
District Courtin and for the county OF Bolse'
upon judgment rendered in said court: wherein
NJ Lazarus and H Lazarus are plaintiffs and n
Kempner, George Lewis and Ben. lngelIs are ae-
PENDANTS, for the sum of three hundred and eleven
20 100 dollars Judgment and costs Of suit i aGiy
| have seized and taken in execution the fol>
lowing described property, to-wit All the the
right. title, claim and interest Of M. Kemp
her, George Lewis and Ben. Ingells, of in and
to that certain mining claim situated a. Lane Inc
city. nearly opposite the Catholic Church, aud
bounded on the north by the claim Of Russ
& Correl, on the south by the claim OF Law
renee. Clowry & Mckenzie, having frontage on
the west of $50 feet and running back TO the
top of the hill also that certain fume connect
ed with said mining claim and erected along the
north side of Commercial street. Public notice is
hereby given that ON 2ud Gay of December A
D.. 1861 at II o'clock NJ, will sell at public
auction in front of the Court House door in the
town of idaho City, for gold coin or its equivalent
in clean gold dust, the above described property
to the highest bidder to satisfy said exectionan
all aceruing costs. J.. l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Idaho city, Sept. % A. D. 1S65n2w5.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25
Sheriff s Sale.

DY virtue of judgment of foreclosure of
ID mortgage and order Of sale issued ont OF
the District Court in and for the county Of Boise,
upon Judgment rendered in said Court. wherein
Isaac W Lewis is plaintiff and T. G. Pouiade and
j. w. Morey are defendants. for the sum Of fifteen
hundred and four dollars. judgement and cost of
suit, duly tested the I'd dav of November. A. D.
1865, by which l am commandad to sell certain
described property to w.t. That certain piece or
parcel of land in Idaho city in said county OF
Boise. situate in the south west Of Main and Com
mercial streets, being eighteen feet (more or
less) on Main street and extending back eighty
feet (more or less) and heretofore occupied by
Brooks & Co., with all the privileges ard apPur-
tenances thereunto belonging or in any wise anper-
tanning. Public notice hereby given in accordance
with the requirements of said order that on the 28t
day of Nov, A. D. 1865. at II O'Clock M. will
sell in front of the-court house door in Idaho city,
at public auction for gold coin or its equivalent
in clean gold dust. the above described property
to the highest bidder to satisfy said execution and
all accruing costs. JAS. l. CRUTCHER.
Idaho city, Nov. Q, lS65n3w3 Sheriff.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25
SheriR,s Sale.

ID Y virtue of an execution issued out OF the
, District Court, in and for the County OF
Boise upon Judgment rendered In said Court.
wherein Elias Brown is plaintiff and 0. L. WIFI
ting, Jno. w. keenan,. p. II. Blair, P. {. Clark,
Henry Chandler and Jno. McCarty are defendants
for the sum of Three Hundred and Thrtyiye
25 100 Dollars. judgment and costs OF suit. duly
tested the 10th day of September, A. D. 1865, !
have seized and taken in execution the following
described properly, to.wit: All the right, title,
claim and interest of P. Fl. Blair, of in and 10
those two certain gold and silver quartz lodes,
situate in said county Of Boise, and known as the
Empire State" and "Lady Washington" quartz
lodges also the right, title, claim and interest
of o. L. Whiting of in and to the following
quartz lodges situate in said county and known
as the Crimes Greek, Kentucky, Omega, lnni-
shone. Monarch, Gold Hill, Junietta, Thompson,
Mountain Diadem, Rhodes & Co., Desperation.
Illinois Monroe, Excelsior, A. L. Reid, Columbia,
Clarmont Eclipse, Chase, American, Golden
Eagle, Donnelly, Empire, Fisher, Independents,
and Deer Greek quartz ledges also, an undivided
200 feet in the Chickahominy gold and silver
quartz lode. being part of the claims located in
the name of Gore, Luckett and others, and being
the same property decided to said Whiting by G.
Sims March Z, 1865 also an undivided 20G feet
in the said Chickahominy lode, being the claims
located by J. B. Roseborough being an undivided
interest in the six claims owned by Gore Luckett
and others, and the same property decided to
said Whiting by John l.. Sims April 3d. 1865. all
of said property situate in Boise county, l. It.
Public notice is hereby given that on the I'd daily
of December, A. d. 1865, at IL o'clock M. will
sell in front of the Court House door in Idaho
city at Pubic Auction, for gold coin or its equIva
lent in clean gold dust, the above described pro
perry to the highest bidder, to satisfy said execu
ton and all accruing costs. ]. /. CATCHER,
Idaho City. Nov. 10, nsw3 Shest6.
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Summons.


Territory of Idaho. County of Boise-ss
In the District Court for the Territory of Idaho,
Second Jedibial District.
G. w Crafts VS.. Robert Bailey.
To r 0BERT BAILEY:
xTOU are hereby notified that there is now on
f;e in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court of the Second Judicial District of said Ter>
ritorv. in Idaho City, county Of Boise, the com.
pIaint of G. w. Crafts, claiming Judgment against
Won upon promissory note dated June 30th, 1864.
for the sum Of $IO5O with interest thereon at five
ner cent per month from date until paid, also de-
handing Judgment of foreclosure and sale upon
certain mortgage of the same date and given to
secure the payment Of said note, and that unless
YOU appear and answer to said complaint within
twenty days after the service hereof, if served
within Boise County and within thirty days i
served out of said county but within said Judicial
District: aud within forty DAYS if served out OF
said District, exclusive of the day OF servicel
default will be taken against you and the plaintiff
will apply to said Court for the relief demanded
in his said complaint.
In testimony whereof, I, VIM B. Daniels Clerk
S~3 of said District Court, have hereuntoo
SEAL set my hand and affixed the Seal OF sa'd
k@@a Court, at Idaho City, this Sd day OF
October, A. D. 1865. w. B. DANIELS, Cl'kD.C G.
n5Om3 Per H. E. PRIoKETr, Deputy Clerk.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25
GheriA,s Sa1e.

DY virtue of an execution issued ont of the Dis
- trict Court. in and for the county of Boise,
upon iudgmel rendered in said Court wherein
J. B. Brown is plaintiff and J. R. Totman is de-
fendaRt for the sum Of Three Hundred and Sixty
one 65-l00 Dollars. Judgment and costs Of suit.
duly tested the 1st day of November, A. D. 1860,
I have seized and taken in execution the follows
ing described property, towit: All the right, IT,
tie. claim and interest of ]. R. Totman OF in and
to that piece or parcel of Real Estate situated On
the west side of Main street in Idaho City Boise
county, /. t.. fronting said street 20 feet more
or less, and bounded on the west by Montgomery
street, the north by the house and lot Of J. II.
Hickman used and occupied by him as Jewelry
store, on the south by the house and lot of -
Miles, occupied by L. Emanuel as clothing
store Public notice is hereby given that on
Saturday the I'd day of December A. ID. 1865 at
Il o'clock M 7 will sell in front of the court house
door in Idaho City at public auction for gold coin
or its equivalent in clean gold dust the above de-
scribed property to the highest bidder to satisfy
said execution and all accruing costs.
Idaho city n3w3 j. /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25

Territory of Idaho. County of Boise-ss
In the District Court for the Territory of Idaho,
Second Jedibial District
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-25
SheriH g Sale.

10y virtue of an execution issued out Of the
= District Court in and tor the county of Boise
upon Judgment rendered in said court, wherein
John Christie, Frank Houston. ]. N Derrick and
James F. Quisenberry are plaintiffs, and Henry
Stemm ons, Stephen Stemmons and - Albro are
defendants for the sum Of one hundred and seven
tv four 25-lOO dollars judgment, and costs of snit
duly tested the 3lst day of October. A. D. 1865,
have seized and taken in execution the follow
ing described property, to.wt: All the right, IT,
tie, claim and interest of Henry Stemmons. Ste>
phen stemmOns and l. N. Derrick. of in and to
those three [3l certain mining claims situate on
the south side of Bear Run, near Idah0NClty
Boise County, and bounded on the south by Der
rick & Co.'s claims, together with all improve
ments thereon. Public notice is hereby given tnas
on Saturday, the 9th day of December. A. D. 1860,
at 10 o'clock M. / will sell in front of the court
house door in Idaho city, at public auction, ior
gold coin it's equivalent in clean gold dust inc
above described property 70 the nlgness Doue' y
JAS. /. CRUTCHER, SheEiR.
Dated Idaho city, Nov lSs Is66nAws
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Summons.
Territory Of idaho, County of Bose-ss.
In the District Court for the Territory of Idaho,
Second Judicial District.

Territory Of Idaho, County of Boise-ss.
In the District Court for the Territory of Idaho,
Second Judicial District.
W. l. Welman VS.. Ezra /. Neae.
To EZRA I. NEALE:
TN the name OF the people of the United Statas
iu the Territory Of Idaho. You are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the Office of
the Clerk of the District Court of the Second Ju-
dicia District of said Territory, in Idaho City,
county of Boise the complaint of w. ]. Wellman,
plaintiff claiming Judgment against you for the
sum of Five Hundred Dollars. the value of certain
quartz mining interests frauduenty sold by you
to said plaintiff, and that unless you appear and
answer to said complaint within twenty daysaf
the service hereof if served within Boise county,
and within thirty days if served out of said coun-
ty but within said Judicial District and within
forty days if served out of said District. (exclu
sive of the day of servce) Judgment viii be taken
against you by default for the sum of Five Hum
bred Dollars together with costs of suit
In testimony whereof ], VIM B. Daniels, Clerk
49,, of said Court. have hereunto set my
SEAL hand and affixed the seal Of said
t---l Court at Idaho City. this 25th day Of
October, A. D. 1866. VIM. B. DANIELS,
Clerk of District Court
VIM B. SMITH Deputy Clerk
&C. Waite Attorney for plaipti& EnlmS'
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THr IDAHO WORLD has enteted into the
publication of its second vUldmei 1t is cafe-
fully written mp, and 10 valuable exponent
Of the mining and commercial interests OF
che Boise country. Aountaineer.
, 1865-12-06
REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER
or THE CF;YKkkENEY

The report of Hon. Freeman Clarke,
Comptroller Of the Currency, which We pub
1ish In to-day's TRIBUNE. dl6crs somewhat
from those Of the Secretary's, inasmuch as
ii embraces quite variety Of subjects. M
1urllly, Il would be expected TO be confined
u the currency question, but It also treats Of
finances In general, taxation, md the tariff.
On the currency question, We are furnished
with table showing the amount OF paper
money in circulation TO be s, ,0S3, ,450, 233-
This included all the legal tender notes
issued, the National Bank notes, mud the
State Bank issues remaining In circulation.
l, also cmbraccs slos, s,15a ,9a5 Of National
Bank currency, not yet issued, and 81, III. go
OF Compound Interest notes, which hive been
funded since the date named Deducting
these latter sums from the total footing Of
tho tnb1e given. We have balance left Of
sa21, ,ssl ,953; but br quite n novel mode o
calculation, the Comptroller reduces the cur
rency in actual active circulation to $780,
~ ,.3Sa3.
This result is arrived at by deducting from
the original totnl not only the State Bank CIR
cusatton, md nearly ali the Compound Inter
est Notes issued, but also the total amount OF
Legal Tender Notes held By National Banks.
While VIC can but admire the ingenuity Of the
Comptroller 10 20 dcxterously contracting
the currency" we regret TINT he did not,
when he had his hand in, also deduct the va
rious sums which arc slowed away In old
stockings, trndcsmcn's tllls and farmers
boxes, and demonstrate to tie world that We
hare little or no paper money at ali in 'tacttye
circulation"
Tic truth is, the whole theory Of the Comp
tro1lcr is absurd. Slnc-tcnths Of the Com
pound Interest notes issued, which he de-
ducts on thc ground that .hcy are held rs in
vcstncnts, and used by the banis Is money
In the shape Of reserve funds. II they were
Withdrawn from tho banks, they would have
to lc replaced immediately by other legal
tender notca, and to that extent the currency
OF the country would be contracted. upor
what principal Of political economy he ru1c'
out uf tho .snctivc circulntIoa' the S13S, ,034,
:IiG5 Of legal tender notes held By the Nation.
Banks on the 1st of October last, VIC are at I
loss 10 corccivei but If that money is not Il
"actiyc circulation" VIC would like to b
informed what portion Of the currency Is Il
Use.
Touching the question Of currency and til
Sa,innsl Banks, the report recommends tim
Congress increase the National Bank curTene,
to s7o0, ,oo9, Goo, and that s10o, ,0c3, 900 Of Lecu
Tender notcs be withdrawn. What benefit
the people of the United States are 10 dcriva
by this nddition Of q OK, 900 annually to on
expenditures, the Comptroller does not state
and wc nrc nj loss u conceive, unless 1t IL
10 benefit few sFeculators.
The Comptroller, among other things, rcco
a. 41,of 3ba Ct1tranrE Tnrno,, J.n r.,r,o,n
, 1865-12-06

Grand Trunk Railway lkoute IN Ev-
rope.
The Grand Trunk RAILWAY ure nos coutrac1in,
freight through To 1ivespool via steaue4 nom
rortl.nd, n. II IS IN gold, per 100 ln. TIE Fro.
vision ,rasou II just opening, and particular a,sea-
1'on will le made to dckpatehing Cut Meats, l41d,
Ar
, 1865-12-06


and expenditures for the other three quarters,
and the estimates for the year following the
10Th Of june, 1856. might content myself
with reference to that report, In which you
will find all tho information required for your
deliberations md decision. But the para-
mount Importance oi the subject 50 presses
Itself On my mind, that cannot but lay be-
fore you my views Of the measures which are
required for the good character, and, I might
almost say, for the existence Of this people.
The life OF d republic lies certainly in the en-
ergy, virtue and intelligence of It's citizens;
system is The life of an organized government.
meet you at time when the nation has
voluntarily burdcncd iteclf with debt un-
prccedented in our annals. Vast rs Is its
amount, It fades away into nothing when
compared with the countless blessings that
man by the preservation Of the natfon's life,
Now, On the first occasion Of the meeting Of
Congress since the return of peace, 1t ie Of the
utmost importance to i1auguratc a inst policy,
which shall at once be put In motion, and
which shall commend itself to those who
come after us for Its continuance We must
aim at nothing less than the complete eface-
mcnt Of Tho financial evils that necessarily
| followed state Of civil war. We must en-
deayor to apply the earliest remedy 10 the
| deranged state of the currency, and not
,hrink from devIsing policy which, without
being oppressive to the people, shall lmme-
| diately begin to effect a reduction cf the debt,
and, Ii persisted in, discharge It fully within a
| definitely fixed number of years.
| 1t ts our FIRST duty to prepare In earnest for
onr recovery from. The cyer.incrcasing evils of
pn irrcdeemnblc currency, without sudden
rcyul.iou, and yet without untimely procras.
tinataon. For that end, We must, each In our
respective positions. prepare The way. ]
hold It the duty Of the Executive to insist
upon frugalty In the expenditures and q
eparing economy is itself great national re
source. Ofthe banks to which authority has
| been given 10 Issue notes secured by bonds Of
the United States, VIC may require the great
est moderation and prudence, and the law
must be rieid1y enforced when It's limits are
| exceeded. We may, each one Of us, counsel
our active and enterpristng countrymcn to be
constantly on their guard, to liqmdate debts
contracted Ia a paper currency, and; " con
! duct{nC business As nearly as possible on
eystem OF cash payments or short credits, to
hold themselves prepared to return to the
standard of gold md silver. To aid Our fel
low citizens Ia the prudent management. o
Their monetary affairs, tho duty devolves Oh
us TO diminish by Law the amount OF paper
money now fu circulation. FIVE years ase
The bnnk-ncte circulation Of the country
amounted to not much more than t"o nun
t1cd millions; now the circulation, bank nnt
| national. exceeds seven hundred millions
he simple statement of the fact recommend
more strongly than any words of mine can d"
tie necessity Of our restraining this expaa
, 1865-12-06

| L0G1f.
g. The department Of vhgtnia. Major Gen. Alfred
Il Terry 10 command, to- embrace the State Of VII
ginla, excepting Alsxanlsia, Falria1 md Lor9'on
and including Rockingham county. Headaeartt1s
D. Tna department OF North ca1onpa, Major Cen.
]. ". sehodeId to command, 10 embrace me State
OF North Carolina HeaagaaEtcss ot kalatEh.
10 TIE [s1't. ., ! South cssro Mhaos
the Sta.e Of South Carolina. Headquarters at
Janes j. stsedman 10 70 d eSaee 1ea ths
Il The department q F7orid., Maiot Cen John
G. Foster to command. 10 embr1ee the Stase Of
Florida. Headquarters at Tallahassee,
1hs dspse.,~snt =; o. Msst;ssPp', Ma Gsn:
II. The department OF Alaba,na, Mai. Gen. {. 4.
Wood 10 command, to embraea the State Of .,la-
: ] bama. Headquarters at Mobile.
IT, The department. Of Louisiana, Maj. G.n E..
Z. :. Candy 70 command, to embrace Tie Slate Of
Louisiana. Hesldquarters 1t New Orleans.
Wrieh. TO command, to embrace the State Of Tex
: as. headquarters At Galveston.
, Reynolds 10 command. 10 embrace tho sfaie Of
:, at Little Roek.
F. Steele command, embrace the stare q oss-
. ! gon, and Territories Of Washington and la.Aan-
: Headquarters at Fort Vancouver.
10. The department Of California Nal zen tNLn n
Mcdowell 70 commsnd. to embrace tas s,ass! ,1 OF
I California and Nevada md Territories o. .SeW
!. Mexico aa4 Arizona. Headquarters AZ oaa ftan-
n i. The military division OF The Atlantic, Ma:.
Cen Gcoras Meade e.. 70 W9ddr bepsrnSeni. De
4 partuenr Of Virginia. Department oi NORTH Gaf9-
u Ina and Depastmcn, OF South Carolina. Aead-
.. nh,,aspiaan ct the Mississippi M
9 cs, " + sherman 10 command, 10 embrace tho
., Department Of the Ohio Department Or me W..
'. sonrl and Department ~ ~ e14''o''
JHnf
, 1865-12-06


sought to impose It on others and We have
consistently followed the advice Of Washing
ton to recommend 1t only by the careful pres
eryation and prudent use Of the blessing.
During a1l the Intervening period the policy
oil European Powers and Of The United 5tates
indeed, turnors Of the invasion Of some parts
OF America, In the interest Of monarchy, have
prevailed twice my predecessors have had
occasion to announce the views OF this nation
In respect to such interference. On both oe-
cusions the remonstrance OF the United States
was respected, from deep conviction, on the
part OF European Governments, that the sys-
lem Of non-}nterferencc and mutual absti-
nence from propag andIsm was the true rule
for the two helnisphc1es. Since those times We
have advanced in wealth and power; but We
retain the lme purpose to leave the nations
of Europe to choose their own dynasties md
form their own systems Of government. This
corresponding moderation. We should re-
gard It as d great calamity to ourselves, to
The cause OF good government, and to the
peace Of the world, should any European
power challenge the American people, ns It
were. 10 the defence Of rcpublicanism against
foreign interference. We cannot foresee and
| are unwilling to consider what opportunities
might present themselves, what combinations
might oder to protect ourselves against de-
signs inimlcal to our form Of government.
Tie United States desire to act Ii the future
as they have ever acted heretofore; they
never will be driven from that course but by
theaggressIon OF European powers and we
-1ely on the wisdom and Justice Of those
Powers to respect the system Of nou-interfer-
cnce which has 50 long been sanctioned BY
time, and which, by its.good results, has ap-
proved itseH to both continents
The correspondence between the Uniled
States md France, IN reference to questions
which have become subjects Of discussion be-
tween the two Governments, will, at proper
time, be laid before Congress.
When, on the organization of onr Govern.
ment, under the Constitution, .tlc President
OF the. United States delivered his inaugural
address to the two Houses Of Congress, be
said to them, and through them to the coun:
try and to mnnkind, that the preservation
of the sacred fire Of liberty and the destiny
Of the republican model Of government are
justly considered as deeply, perhaps IS finally
staked on the experiment entrusted to the
American people.a And the House Of Repre-
tcntatiyes answered Washington BY the voice
of Madison: !" We adore the invisible hund
which has led the American people, through
60 many difficulties, TO cherish conscious re-
spunsibility for the destiny Of republican lib
erty.' More than scventy-slR years hart
glided awav since these words were spoken
the United States haYe passed through sfyere
, 1865-12-06

of tho freedmen In thelf Liberty anu Inelr
property, their right TO labor, and their right
10 claim the Just return Of their labor. can
not too strongly trgc dispassionate treat
mcnt of this subJeet, which should be care.
fully kept aloof from MI party strife. We
must equally avoid hasty assumption OF any
natural impossibility for The two races to live
side by side, ia state Of mutnal benefit
and good Will. The experiment involves
Us in no Inconsistency; let us then, 20 on
and make that experiment In good faith, and
| not be too easily dishcartcned. The country
| Is In nced Of lAbor, and tic freedmen arc In
| need Of employment, culture md protection.
While their tight Of voluntary migration md
ezpatriation Is not to he questioned, wonld
| not advise their forced rcmovnl md colonl-
zalon. Let us rather encourage them to
honorable and useful industry, where It may
| be beneficial to themselves md to the coun-
| try; and, instead of hasty anticipasions Of
| the certainty Of failure, let there be nothing
wanting to tho fair trial Of the experiment.
The change In their condition Is the substitu-
tion Of Labor by contract for the status Of
slavery. The freedman cannot fai7ly be nc.
| cukea Of unwillinguCss to work, 81 long as
q doubt remains about his freedom Of choice
| in his pursuits, and the certainty Of his rccoy-
c1ius his stipulated wages. In this the inter.
t4ts Of the employer aud tho employed coin
eide: The c,nployet desires IN his workmen
spirit and alacrity, and these enn be perma-
nently secured In no other wny- And II the
one ought to be able to enforce the contract,
20 ought the other. The public interest will
be best promoted If the several States Will
provided adequate protection and remedies
ior the freedmen. Until this Is In some way
accomplished, there Is no chance for the nd
yantaseors use Of their labor; and the blane
of ul-success will not rest on them.
! know TINT sincere philanthropy is earncsl
for the immediate realization OF its remotcs1
aims; but time is always an element In re
, 1865-12-06

Grand aggregate. ate......-...............t t65,59f
This force IVES augmented on the first OF May,
1etS, by eultstments to the number OF one million
i've hundred ard sixteen OF all arms, officers and
mt n, (E0CO, ,518-) ~.
The aggregate available force present for duty on
tie frs1 Of March vas distributed in the different
commands - follows: :
Army Of the Potomac. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10a,s1S
Headsuartszs military division Of the Mis-. "
sissfppt., .,-.............,....,,."