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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-01

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s!Hqt !.f sss, RVS ,j sG'Q ere sAiIG IN ytsaEy.
fe SFss sHs''Sss sS fS tss5
l. Wfiis { S6uld IS ABSURD 70 u ssy ithi,ll chat
books ana 6baifs, foafS tt1aehers, and rods
are too ;bs sstifeiY dispSIggd With, yet'is
iS Very svidsHt' THAT 'pr6gr1c,ssi id thS
Eraat m sthGdss' Of 'teiching'fs 'attainable,
dhd' that, BY NotmslO Schools!n'h hIusrie1
Of theimportanee this subtect,f fwoulA
respectfully propose thst.Seonmissiou'be be
appointed whose duty ..itsshali, ,be,:to
'Imskee dds' examinatioR' andrreportrto
the ne1tlegislature, tfor5 the, support, 10,
CATION and internal arrangement of ,one
or more schools. for teachers. ln. the
absence of such training schools 4, 40:
cessity j, imposed on all tho officers con,
nected with the system to encourage the
holding Of teachers institutes wherever
practicable. r. am sratifiad TO- say that
the tfEcicntH County Superintendent'o of
Marion will open q Normal Schoof'in
The 'to&n Of Fairnont'at' un"carly date.
I anticipate good results from this meas
ure! 'dBefore concluding this .teport,"l
would. return my thanks TO. the Press;
tho great friend of education, forGthe CO:
operation it has extended during my,of-
6cial visits through. the State. In visit.
ing schools. q nd instructors. abroad. j. and
10 corresponding with :othersplithe uni;
form, ,courlsey Lreceived greatly facilita,
TED. my operations among them.. =: ~
Free schools ,baye, become q fixed in!.
stitp:ion among, our. loyall, sister, States,
identified. With their com nerce, their
ciI their ,rqlIig Iigon, and contri;
bu'tinig to 'tltsisF frssgre:s 10 all that Gle:
v'aatc;s and 'blSsses' their. people To-day
We have those whiting" tha portals Of
usefulness and honor a busy multitude
Of children soon to snsagc 10 the battle
oflife;" Shall they como fGrwarl isno:'
rant, misguided, or shill' VIC train thcm
for the" positions which awaits them
Society, etbc: nationss God himself, dcs
mands that. we 'traiioup;!.by q liberal
policy, those .whoiare.so lsoona!to:take Il
sharo / in ,thoblaborsE and tho ~honors rof
citizenship. oI.'o r'WMs Ry'WnITE, "&lf
..n, ;g.'a ~: .Satu .SupH of Free Sch0o''.
Enumeration Of youths between the
ages Of six'and twenty .ons years. Tine Che
r.n- .-:--c, --.-.:-- 30 w.. U'io:--'f -
REPORTED PRIOR TO AUGUST 1sT,, 1864.
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-01
Secession, of: Southern States

p -
,rs:Saoession of: Southern States's.aa
b'iFor general 'intoFmatisa xo publish !
below: :tholidatcs 6foth6 Secession H'df
Southern States from the TDd0n:"". H''"
South ,Carolidd- Secrded- Dec: 20, $500.
81, i,aAtt;ssissippi: i:secedtd Jxn:aof 1e6l:.Sa
40 Alabau,a :ssceacd j I'd; "a 5l861Fi. .ssoE
.s.Floriia seeded Jnn:a11S, 1851 e'sss :4:!'
Georgia secedod Jan:tl0 0, ,el86l:;iS:ro.::
Aouisiana seeded Jan. &c. :186L4;arn
Texas, seeded N arch ,-13St, rs
.rsYirgiqia, ssceded April rs, z1s6LaW.
North Esrdina seeded Ma, at86k
u. Tennessee: seeded j ppe, Ga ls6I:.y.ei,.
y.,is,2 u!'r:s .777c1 - :, -..Hs;5:s,iS $50 ID,
8 .1T TIE ,leg5ahoqld ke to.he: sEssga Nhns
Tie; is, to; tbsstatehas@i skeala3
direet. the stroke and temper The 3arce.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-01
Se}esteA~ A~Ypetrg,


NOW. .,.. ..-.. n
Rsr!for the dayis passing. - ,......,
And you lie dreaming on; ...,....
The others have buckled their'armor,
And forth otle 'hgh, arc gone .'' ''.'"'
A place in the rank, awaits ycu,
Each man has some part to'play;
The ras, and the Eu,ure arc nothing
Iu the face of the stern To-day !. :
Rise from your dreams Of the FuturH ::
OF gaining some hord-fousht teld;
or storning some airy fortress. '... .... ''
Or bidding some giant yield. .'..' ..,
. Your Future has deeds of glory, %"
=. OF honor .((;od grant it may'Di al: ,
But your arm will never be stronger ,..,,
Or the need 10 great as To-day. ..
Rise! if the Past detains you, .....
Her sunshine and storms. forgeti,
No chains so unworthy to hold you ..
As those OF o vain r.sret;
Sad or bright, sine is lirelSss forever,
D.. Gust hcr phantom arms away, 70 - '.'.'.
Nor look hack, save to learn the lesson ..-
Ola noblcr strife To-day.
Rise! for the day is passing;
YA.' low sound that you scarcely hear
l. tho enemy marching TO battle
Arise! for the foe is here!
Stay not TO sharpen your Weapons, ,,
Or the hour will strike at last,
When, from dreams ot'a coming battle,
' You may wake to 6nd i,.past! .,...',.
'.''.'.'' - .' D.. Ciiarpers Weekly.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-01
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I35;IaT OH ~ iz97H;'ii- - SUI lcal c,gi4iT!93
IL. = - y
.t,Iors ,s-d d!s;iaxY vv1,ts i'.r1 iLsr9jEHE .na
,u4SSpyas 81 G..syz,ni bs.l :;'stGb mst o al
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08
The New York Bounty Brokers.


DI.ttn.'. ~, HIrch al-Iho finding ami len,,r,i
ia 90, o. .,,'r and Cal q tN.a York hounb brok",y
,ir. tired before Geuoull Brurr's MiitaTy Commis.
s,,u, have teen touhiued by the SECRETARY Of VA.
JOHN ucsn vaa rsAt'nccd 20 ten year. in tie Vi.
irn',ur,, Dui hugd three thouf md dollsp. lNinc-
i''i.u. seven yusrf, sud i've thousand dollar hne (;
Iohu tshill tive ycass imprisonment. They are to
BE- cont 90 Clinton lrison. Ihii g. the IRE, instance
' '.r-c s..h oi si'sl1r clscs and which bring 70
hsht 'he nntncuS" frauds pfacuce,l on the 60 en-.
ur'. Stsrs re- being taken 10 bring 10 Justice these
.u.ors IN other paris Of the countrg, md p-cyehta
recurrence ~ the fsuf-. The Con,uysiyn l. going
frgsfa r.pit,y IN the e upius'iona
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Disaster of Cape Hatteras.
burning OF the L. =. Transport General


The I :. steam tr,n-r'.' General sedrvick, from
WilIui1pton, \. C., seth ult, with refugees and
troops, hu srrved NJ ills port. She reports that
the 3lst uit., ST 1880 oil Cape Hatteru, Lat 80 10.
L. ng. ij.,i, discovered n steamer In shore on fire,
lua, .iate, bore down TOW Ardt her, and found her
to b. the L. :. steam transpo!t General Lyon from
v'llmin ton FOR Fort Monroe with troop- and rciu-
,tes, I, the number OF s0Iue four or hVe hundred
The weather at the time was very boisterous the
Ind blow ing gal, from the :. W. Went as near
her ~ possible bus found i impossible TO lover any
boats. Picked up NJ NAM G. We could IRON loats'
,Jr.rp pianks, &c. When Ne leIt her che wa burned
almost 70 shell, and iaf, drifting in on to he
bleakert There v as schooner near By picking up
per,ons but could not tel low many she saved The
ilowin IL n lut Of names thai were sh behind In
hospitals at Wilmington
John lIaydon, let otticer Philip Smith. lat Asst,
inl incer. too, Gilepsie, snd DO oven Imsfsn'
CeileT, Richard noyIr coal pAaser. VIM. Brown,
2nd Cook, Aiino Dl,, walter, ali Of steamer General
Lyon
Ii-r 90 iuusE UCEED Up ny IuE sEDGgwIol.-
Bnrnet Irevcy, private. co G., 9TH Va. II. Ar
nent, psiya ale Co. b, bGth H. John kicnson, pri'
Ny. Michael ;. Brockot, Go, Y, 5Gth H.. Robert
slnp-on, corporal, Co. ) 6ith ohiG Ih"' lsrrsT
Dunn refugee Geo, Murphy, private Co. ~ on y.
!, H. A.. Gee. Cooe' Co. l4lth ,; Sssat ~ M
Las Dempsey fireman, steHrr Cen Lyon epueh
| Russell, refugee Thomas Ceoney' SAILOR noaeln
| LION Nicholas Brown, sailor stesnt' ,h n"h hi ~
| i,you 60. W WiIiiams private, 20 L. bOln Ia I,
Patrick BRYAN, coal PAGER steamer ,Erh,'A lynn
Richard Cla.ke 20. snG on on Isiah Cteiy. pr
waite, 20. X, 5th Ohio Cav cyrus T. i,eA'u' 80. j.,
Bad PA. Ar.llerv Jas Gl1,a 'i rpgir'f, '''.'t
| Pf,-,ct Let cook, .colorudl s'e@H-t' va Lyon (;
! Cha.. \, Brady Eeluseo.
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and '-rrrely AM one hur-. TIE troc3s ho'iins
oiloa ne taK 1g gf,sh see of the darkul -, were
'1e rome. and ,upro.inr G0rI Il va. con- "a ai.cr
s,pe' 10 OF our side. Inc tao picket iines siso
opeutd noisy mu'ketry ire which vps Eept up or
-. eru hOIrs ven few men were wOund,d Ola
sde The emmy probably sud, ed no more h.
cxpp-iou Of artillery in the silence OF the night wa
imIJttent engaeeinent wa al frrt unvcrsa Passen-
ce!s b. i eyelin,s train nom Peteisi urr I, port
81" i'p0 ud that our cevaiy had ssifmish with
enc idHu a, Bis~idGic's Cou.t liou,e
The Lichmond u.-gArou Of the 3ist tFlideyy. In.
he .ooSinr account. which IL the same referred to
by the sgNrfsEL A. tlncin".l
Be'wccn nine aud ten oc,ock on wedno-,i., NIGHT
hr ste direcon Of e'ersbuiSh, and eliiy @. of.
u.y no MOS Wii y pc Sgio o"cshei with IcpV't
ect uiA The enen, I'D attempted " hurs, 'hrOurh
bel. ,oru"n'- lines, but nave tceu .evol tinoe
passed, ~ III lie mtst tihle cWuAeo. he wlnuig
.ra ieI e''n p 10 have t',n made on potion Of
'i-r go con- u1er, Immediately %. mont Of lest
uud
lTLc rosde.. ~ uc ~, viii iemetnhcr thst the
ato,r C7o.t,i cngasFInctt vus e r.hcd in Wash
in-ion aitp,,ch. printed o. - urds,, asa probshlc
bloody repul-o Of the rricis who mad attempted 20
hreAl through i'nc IN the neighborhood Of foIt
Steadnsu. TIE explanation Of the sE> rSEL Is most
likely correct Ep.l
tn" Pe,srsbuR T,r ule s.vs that. a. an early hour
Netre~las morning, heavy force Of the enemy,
conssinr u cavalry infantry ani srtiieiy. Supposed
to be hradcl by SAcrdan's cavalry, made a letour
around our lines uud advanced ards the Boy dtown
ulGuF rOll, sul between seven aud cght o'clock
-tfuCE the thOIorrhtaft rone s1 ines be v0nd Dim
viddie Court rou.c. 1Owgtis II O'Clock under
siopd tn force Ia the vicinity Of the Court
II sse ou' 1fc'H SO Iui-hins heavily With their sd
vance. Isst evening 10 reDo ted thu the enemy
hAu rc9rl ed tie Cnuf. lOuse, ard s,TatinR
towards Burgess ht. II ia lie eved She Gesinn.
tlCr Of 'r- force h ne SOu.hsde El.lfvad, which
Grant wishes To acstro,, aud thereby cut of General
lees Coun.uniCqt ous and ain luirh his supp ies
While teiuonst stnr the plank road u IL tuou Int
ihc nGin brdy uf The cavalry struck o4t THROUGH tie
country In the direction C' the railroad Ills how
eve9, Is not particularly Known.
The Petersburg ENTE-.S March 29th ssys:
quiet hnS once more been restored on cur iines
sheridan c.vhrv have Hrrivei within Grau,'s iues,
nuh the ,npipEiiou h that they will s,On he card
rom. Lame lo.ies Of cavalry were seen yesterday
nom ny inuNIn. toy ,tds GU rieAl. hgialiu intel
l..ruot r,u City Point l"p pse1ts the p.u-cuca o.
ii'crn Nrni,n.s AMI iurty uon-clfd vessels 10 tu"
Jane. rI'tf u"1.ae- IN inuuinoietle feet o. f'ut -
.4u lr iC.Hltab.' hNu'.. City Point NJ r.ru-
i1us IItco. rn4 d Goa. .ruuut .hAr extends from
pns d-tauc. down tic j.il,,s 20 polns Lal. u.lr
B. The AyyYuT'fUr.
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CENTRAL sToNEHAN.

Nsad.a .,I,, I,sir.tot h.; g.Hus.ts u ghs
g. a.. AIv.l ~, ,7a Rnor i's, Tim. iYriil The
siyau. VI .loral -ioHciuan's force. commented by
Hao. Ero.' \. n. C.. entered end cqptutci TIE
'osu oi Booze. \. g.. 90 'rrlts O'Clock to-day he
I,lo, lore, routel 4ith lo.. OF ten men Killed
tad -iAt,-hce wounded and y..sol,-t. II 'or Barnes
tlttol.ou ot thc l.,h kcutur,y Cavalry ,o.. i,v
zen Wounded General Stouciuan'- command i. nov
vel in North Carolin. mud viii ac h,crd Of soon in
tho hear; ofieledom.
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The road, a-o IN terrible condition, T. being al
'.cat nlto'sl.e to .ro,e ~ Trains over Icm. The
i..,.' 81. Or haze s... ..,b.- ,-i4.. -aa @. en- .
n'cfs Sc bas5 Do, 4.t asLt ia iug bndgcs and COZ
tu.Oys.
Ilc loss Of TIE enemy /, not known but, judsne
Lom the number of desd ius IN the woods and rsv-
inn whore the hthting occurred, 1t must have been
a, least heavy a. our own We about lso pris-
c-s during the day.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-04-08
TIE NEW YORK SIN :,


~A'J 7AIAANs tGCeufrd.
TWO cESIe rH cory :. CENT, rER sprK
Re,iVyT.d g1ny.hsr1 IN The citg or vicinity.
al ~; tx months, ~ "'' "VLtAs Ia
I'M %. vac n orls!na;or OF the As-si.tnd Pre-.
tainlls news 1t contains ALI the n's. D, the ~
IN ~ aiaal spaee-essi.y r,ad. y 'Hs ~
Weekly Edition or,he sun
IL published every Tuesday. Toms , Pin ,,r.-.....
'hs man. oe'fru. urtL ,ISIe per copy, - 6er Ia
-, - hfotlrlloE PRIuD--oNE poILAHrEs
Np"Att 10y sing COP, cg g. c.ub. M eL.IU,.H o..
pU ." 'h' WVtl. Postage on DAILY sun bv mai l.
su- t'ii - " y-. TO tars IN Neetlv s. /.
t1nt'' ~ ear pHrl., Wlctc reco.vlI'
MOSES 8, BtACH, Proprietor Of TuFsr,.
SSgy. -.i "a l-s Ss..su a. NY
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~ ytlr,} WarU.! .U D.. H.- non. = .en
49, SPA. na, N.el,'l.yoC W4r. At hal.-p..t t,cl,c
T. iu today General Grant t,l,crapAed inp "a. to-.
iu.s. 'Iao.o bl. teen much nard G-hrur th.
-. AIN. I,rcu.mv t.oy. our left from u,l. Dab
uy. D. ,ilus, uuct cll towards the lo,cton PLANK
r..d. We are llr ulor to trk. tl, og.... rr rt
t.ut po.nt ami / Lo,c gi., m.-y than recover the
0.Ht ..auad. "
I..,.......-.,-st,b.,, t.,v,.. " n,,,ro.r.
a..,r ...us t..,.a ht.. i,u,. ,I,,dton rIlak lc,d
ulDel ms l.s.c th. ,a.,.,. IA tu.l AMI took the
Vm..,. mad. .l.a.ru.w heys. IT,. give, u.
tI,. trula' o.. eI ny Ill. enemy tbi. t-5-u.r.
I,iAtsud trus .,.,lrs, ,ng,.-cl b. our ,rt.r. Al
driving TIE emmy back -.,tr hay, a..l four un,,
captured today
Jud ~ %. tAc $3.50 mint. ..or nhich G,ue-l
D.... tt.c-uir., ..'.t ,t.t Dr., u,.ci Nj. ue.d.
gu,rt,.s slorf c... n,, .u,, lie amt tl rr,t ~,
tl, p,o ,.i..Y., i....,,.
"e'h"a OF '"c 'i7n''n" ON FRIDAY
'n'"'.''' At'l - I'l'ef nom 'ae N'N Of
'"' '''''n'' lA''' '"un' 'N''ins' says We're las
pee" "''it A''hs on -e'Ao Hi''' oi the line iTo'n
''''"'"s WI u''H' 'h' I'''' OF winch HN' Icon the
extension oiou i.uCf s-ill further westward, although
' '''''-' 81, '''' WI h,''i A,'' @o"'1'''
Va ''' ''''N W, ~ '"' wy .'' u,
''.' ''' " ''''' "" 'o''
'''' w. ""' o'u'''" !"
I -, - ~ " '''',' ""'' '''V''"' '"a u
/ t.,, ,, ..... -. , $3.50, 4'''' lining III
/ '''' ''' '''' were H.'d upon ny heavy force Of
Wv "','' '''''A,' ~ inc Wo'da
u.s., Nv Wy Wv '" A'"'F Ft.'u ~ favorable po-
'"' ava ''''' ,'''' -''an' Tor ShHe' but
'.''''. ~ O''''' 10 me ''''' ~ TO
s... -, '''''N 10 'e.u'n 70 'Ao'r
c,,c,,I .,,,.,', , '''' ''''''a' Nh' 'oOn
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The Bnules Of saturday.

Wac DarAaiHLyT, WAutNGrpy, Y. c.
Ami i'll IN.

WNb DarAatHIyT, " A.utNGroy, &c
Ami Ill IN.
Moor GenerGi Diy ! he following dispatch fIOin
the pTesident, received U-niyh shous thai tho dee
ie'aie struggle between our force and the enemy c'n
tlnles unio sdoi, although tho edvaHtase appear, TO
be on our side.
Enwts IS. srAsr1S, Sccrtary Of war.
CIR, roi~r April /, / -.
Nm. Ei'"in ~ r.dntOu. S'rfs drg ~ war Dis
Path Just received .noss that sheridan aided b.
Warren bad ~ two +. ", puzzled he enemy bark -
- . Ic'GEe the Five Fork ami bring biz own head
qunrter to r Iiosc1n'e. The fiy, FORKS were barri-
coded by the enemy, Hnd carried b. Dcveu's division
u cavAlry. This part Of the enemy seem to BE- nov
tDins to vorh along the White OAK road to join the
imce in front Of Grant While sheridan AMI Warren
are pressing them oo.ely ~ possible.
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Sisus OF Character. the Pictorial
Phreuolosica Jourua ior ian, F,b. and March. with
Ihy'o-aomy ph,eIoory, Physiology, E,huolos-y,
Psychology oil nolb'e Nuu, efa -ampl, illustrated
for Signs OF Character end Hey 10 Rerd Them.
S.ut by return post Tor c. cts by He.,r,. Fowler a
Wells 80 BioadvGv, y o.,
nu..-. Il....In. ~ n -
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SICK aud Wounded soldiers Arriving IN
NushingtOn.

WARRINGTON 4 pril |. Three hundred and seventy.
four wounded officers and men, the largest part u
whom in the eugn cement OF last SATURDAY were
brou. ht 10 Wellington to-day and placed Ia the hos
pal. other sics and Soanicd also to be brought
hlthrr from. Iit, pnint
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F.' FNb il~lN " w.
MAV btrN"IWtNL
April y =. Il.

-. AHA af a. ii.
Idjo- Gstsr1' M --
dispatch just received from General Grnni's Nd
Juiant General Mt CHS oini. announces the triumph
Ant fucces- Of oar arms, efer three da,. hard fl ht'
in', during which the ior on 10th tides exhibited
W JTpassed yalor.
CRY PntsL ~. }
ApII ., a.JH 4. N.
Dispatch Toui Gcu.rad Grant states that Gene al
Sh'siian. comm And.ns cavalry aud Infantry has
carried ever thing before him lie captured three
brisadc' Of Infantry, .sou train, and several bat
terirs Of art Her ne prisoners cdptUr'd ,rA
amount tO ssuerai ta,utdnf. I. 90. Bow ai,.
LDWiN NJ. STASJo.S Sccrctary OF War.
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The New York Wounded.

Albany Apiil 2.-Goyernor Fenton, on learnln.
from the Secretary OF War that great la lie Ia.
been fought made Arrangements for sending fors Al,
TO the army several surgeons to take chaTre OF tn,
wounded soldiers trom this state. They e.,e Carl
Monday morning
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-04

} Hobert DeForest
Hogan James l.
HubbeA Sam'l
Hutchinson S
Hubs william
Hubbard 7 B
Humphrey WIN
Hustled Henry L
Irwin John
Jenning Jack
Jose Benjamin
Jones G
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-04

be did NOT PRACTICE LAW-not appearing II
any Court in his own name earlier than in
mid-winter but not wishing to remain idle
be made an arrangement under which he as
sisted Swift Miller 10 their Office business,
giving counsel, &C., and occasionally appear
ing in their name when they were unable to be
inCourt. THE only Courts then, until Febru-
ary, were Probate and Justice. In the
meantime, in November or December, he sent
in his resignation by Gov. Wallace, to take
effect at the end of the current quarter after
it should be received, whish would be March
3lst, 1864. The Government would have
had right, upon receipt Of his resignation,
to give effect to it at that time, or by relation
back, even at the time when he made it. Not
knowing which they would do, soon after
sending it, and about the time his leave of
absence expired, he commenced practicing
law in his own name. s4 ~ ~
Although all the facts were known at
Washington, the Government, CONTRARY TO
HIS OWN EXPECTATIONS, paid his salary to the
LIST of April The drafts were sent to his
family in Utah, and that portion of them
covering the months of February and March
was an agreeable surprise to them and him
self. The salary was only So, 800 per annum
in greenbacks.s The Legislature in. Utah,
|insteadof increasing it, would have made it
less had they the power to do so.
These are the facts. The Statesman, with
out any just cause, persists in attacking him,
and the reasons are q matter of inference.
One Of these may be the aid he has given
the circulation of the Vedette in this COM
munity. Being anxious that the system of
Mcrmanism should be thoroughly understood
in the surrounding communities, he cireula-
ted the Vedette with that view. Being a
Onion" paper and much superior to the
Statesman, we suppose it interfered some
what with that concern.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-04
TELECRAPHIc SUMMARY.

BosToN, Oct l7.-The Post of this cit1
! says Alex FL. Stephens was entertained at {
private dinner, at the Revere House yester
day, by Geo. A. Fairchild of Chelsea, at which
Stephens said it was his purpose TO supper
the policy of President j ohnson for the re-
construction of the Union to the full exten
of his ability and Influence. Bib t@t+4s's
Humphreys has beeninaugurated Governor
OF Miss. Sharkey and Albion have been
elected U. s.. Senators. s. = 4. -
Gen. iBeauregard is to be superintendent
of the New Orleans and jackson railroad.
New YoRK, Oct. I9.-AIexander Il, Steph-
ems and Reagan, are at the Astor Bouse, and
have been visited to- day, by large numpel
of persons, and those who c7pFersed with
them, say they express Union sentiments.
AT the Democratic ratification meeting last
night, speeches were made by Gen. Slocum
Montgomery Blair, John Van Buren, and 9TH
| ers. President ohnson' reconstruction pol
icy was endorsed, negro suffrage denounced,
and the necessity of enforcing the Monroe
doctrine in regard to Mexico, maintained.
RICHMOND, Oct 20.-Raleigh papers OF
| yesterday, publish a telegram from the Pres
lident to Gov. Holden, declaring that every
dollar of the debt created to aid the rebellion,
tshould be repudiated, finally and forever, ex-
pressing the hope that the people of North
Carolina will wash their hands of every thing
that partakes in the slightest degree of the
rebellion so recently crushed by the strong
arm of the Government.
A Missouri delegate sent from the Fenian
| Congress to Washington, with reference to
the unconditional release of John Mitchell,
prisoner at Fort Monroe, reports that be has
I been successful, and an order for that pur-
pose will be issued, .f eitfasfI
s. AHspecial to the Times, from Washington
10th, says, Joe. Davis, brother of jeff, has
madea demandfor the restoration of not on
ly his, but his brothers property,in Missis-
i ippi. -
! WAsHIMGFoy, Oct. 20.-The notorious guer-
rilla, Champ Ferguson, was hanged o-day.
The e2ecuttonswas strictly private. fsafn.Fa
|. The Pacific Mail Company have advertised
T their steamers for Aspinwall, connecting with
their steamers for San Francisco prices to
Aspinwall are Sl25, $50, and $50; through
Efates to San Francisco are $3.50, $3.50, and
E$l25.
DR.. Blackburn of yellow fever notoriety,
is admitted to bail on his own recognisance
v ben called for, and bis .sprities disc hagged.
Et The United States Consul IN the City Of
Mexico, was refused admittance to the lmpe-
| rial Palace, and was informed that he Is
unknown there. 1t is said thatrebel eaicsrs
from the United States, now in Me1Fses re-
fused to comply with the request oi Maxi-
tmllian's Secretary of War that they should
Ijoinshis l-aFrny, adding that hereafter they
could fight under no flag bpt.that of the gIni-
tied States.5 o9naA $3.50 aas
WASHINGTON, Oct 2l.-The. President to-
ldag granted amnesty pardons 'toone hundred
and eighty South Carolinianss; anlesHssss -
number were Wn. R Boyce, formerly q
member Of Congress from thatState.or
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SheriR,s Sale.


III L virtue OF an execution issued cut of ii Dis
trict Court, in and for the county OF Boise, up.
on judgment rendered in said court wherein
John Claressy is plaintiff and H. H. Raymond. de-
PENDANT for the sum of five hundred and fortysIx
l3-lO0 dollars, judgment and costs Of suit duly
tested the Both day of August, A. D. 1855, have
seized and takenin execution the following de-
seribed property, to-wit All the right, title,
claim and interest of HI. H. Raymond Of ia and
10 that certain gold and silver bearing quartz lode
situated about one mile and half in an eastery
direction from the town of Centerville, in Boise
county, ard known as the Allen Quartz Lode. to- q
gether with all its dips, spurs and angles. Alsog
That certain quartz laiIl situated near said
lode and known as the " Pioneer MIL, y and
also as /" Colonel Raymond's quartz mill, u TO-
gether with the engine boilers, shaking tables
and. all machinery appertaining thereto. Also,
the buildings near SAID mill known as the dwell
llng house and, kitchen. Public notice is hereby
gwen that on Saturday, the 22st day of October,
a. D. 1865 at II O'clock n. Il win sell at public
auction in front Of tie Court House door ia tile
town Of idaho City, for gold coin or its equivalent
an clean gold dust, the above described property
TO the highest bidder to satisfy said execution and
costs JAS l. CRUTCHERe sheriff. ~
Idaho city Sept, y, a D..i865n48w3. el bsses
The above sale is postponed until+November f..
1865, at IL O'Clock NJ by order of PidssAtt'v: = -
Oct. 20, I865n52wg j. |. CRUTcHER Sheriff.
THeabogg E-re is postponed until November Ii, +
1866 by order Of Plaintiffs Attorney. ~ -. +
Oct. n, 1866 n2w2., ], I. CRUTCAER, Sheriff
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THE FErIANs at Pioneer City, held another
meeting on last Sunday and after admitting
within their Circle every lover Of freedom in
thetown, elected the following permanent
officers: Centre. Henry McG inness; Secreta-
ry, Bartholomew Clinton Treasurer r.. B.
Britten Committee. ofSafety, Donovan, Con-
very, Connoly, Graham and j. g. Carroll.
Tie greatest enthusiasm prevailed. -