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Cutting Timber on the public Lands.

The Commissioners of the Land Office has
recently issued certain orders which, if thor
oughly enforced, will seriously affect the
mining communities ON this Coast. These
are to warn all persons against cutting timber
on the public lands. They are based upon
some obsolete laws which have not been en-
forced for nearly fifty years. These old laws
have been hunted up by the Commissioner,
and warning given that they will hereafter be
rigidly enforced by the Department. Acting
under the instructions of that officer, a judg-
ment has already been obtained against Mr..
Tichnor, in Oregon, for the sum of $4,000,
for the offense of cutting timber for numbering
purposes. We are informed, by Portland
paper, that the judgment has since been re-
leased against Mr.. Tichnor and pardon
granted, it being the first case of prosecution
under these old laws, and +" the Government
wishing to make an example, and to show
strictly enforced. This will operate very
disastrously upon the numbering business, of
Washington Territory especially. Petitions
for relief have been forwarded by Some'of the
lumber dealers of that section, but there is
little probability of any favorable action be-
ing. taken upon them. "The Governments"
wants meney and must have it. Under these
laws the Nevada Transcript truly remarks -
+" If the regulations are strictly enforced, we
q cannot get foot of lumber or a stick of
/" wood after the present stock is exhausted.
" No miner can clear off standing trees to
" hydraulic his claims, or even wash them
: down. Everybody who has cut or washed
{: down trees is liable to an action. We must
q stop building aud repairing houses, bridges,
g fumes, etc. We can get no title to the
I" lands, for they are exempted from sale, and
g not even allowed to be surveyed or pre-
tempted" -
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n LEWISTON AFFAIRs.-A private letter from
lewiston informs as that Mr. Cochrane, the
Territorial Secretary, has been released from
arrest, but guard is still kept over the ar
chives. 1t was reported there that Gov Lyon
applied at Fort Walla Walla for troops to go
to Lewiston, ostensibly to remove the whites
from the Reservation, but really, to remove
the seal and archives from that place--but he
was refused the men, The Governor has
since left for the Dalles, where he will proba-
bly, make another effort. Nothing has yet
been done towards the publication of the
laws and Journals Of the last session, and
nothing will be done until the Capital i'm
brogio is settled.
The Golden Age newspaper has suspended.
and 7. j. Fayorite & Co. have issued pros
pectus for the Lewiston Independent
weekly paper, to be printed on the Age ma
terial, but disclaiming any connection with
the former publication,
The delegation which was sent to Walla
Walla to propose the organization of a new
Territory out Of Northern Idaho and Eastern
Washington, had returned. They brought
with them proposition from the people Of
Walla Wal!a, that the Northern portion of
Idaho Territory be attached to Washing
ton. The Lewistonians held mass meet
log to consider the proposition, and rejected
it by unanimous vote.
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AN EXTRA SEssIoN-Though the action of
the Lewistonians on the Capital question ap-
pears to US ill-advised and likely to result in
no good to any one, yet the matter having
gone into the courtsfor adjudication, it would
seem that the reported determination of the
Governor to obtain military possession of the
seal and archives is notexactly in accordance
with the form Of our institutions If the
Governor is determined the Capital shall go
from Lewiston this Spring, he can easily OBJ
viate the present difficulty, and remove the
doubts against the validity of the act of the
Legislature by calling an extra session. The
Capital has never been fixed at Lewiston by
any legislative enactment. The Legislature
was convened there at the first session
by Governor Wallace, in accordance with
the provisions of the Organic Act, giving
him authority to call it together at such place
as he chose. If Gov. Lyon were to convene
an extra session, perhaps the Legislature
would ratify the acts of the late session, and
remove all cause for further litigation. 1t
would be expensive, but effectual in deciding
the quarrel at once.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

ADA County OFTIcERs.-The Statesman
says the following officers for the.new county
have fled their bonds: G. G. Geer, Sheriff /;
L. D. Montgomery, Recorder; A. G. Redway
Treasurer, and A. G. Cook, Probate Judge.
The Board of County Commissioners is com
posed of D. W. Cummings, Dan. Stewart and
A. NJ. Quivey.
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Summons.
Territory of Idaho, County of Boise,
James Graham Us. R. A. Pickett.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise.
James Graham Us. R. A. Pickett.
To R. A.>Puckett
TXTHEREAS, James Graham has made cons
w plant to the undersigned, one of the JUS
tees Of the Peace. in and for said County that
you are indebted to him in the sum of one hun
Cred dollars, tO-wit: upon a promissory note
bearing date of April lst, A. D. 1864, for the sum
of two hundred dollars, and falling due on the
first day Of October A. b. 1864, now it appear
ing to me that one hundred dollars is still due On
the above described note therefore, in the name
OF the people OF the United Stables, in the Terri
tory of Idaho, you are hereby summoned to be and
appear before me, at my Office, in Pioneer City in
said county. on the 9Th day of March, A. D. 1865,
at IL O'Clock NJ of said day, to answer said com
plant, or Judgment will be taken against you for
the sum of ONE hundred dollars and costs of suit,
and this notice. Given under my hand and dated
at the County of Boise on the 18th day of February
A. d. 1865. VIM. NJ. VANCE,
Iowa Justice Of the Peace.
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Dissolution Notice.

YTNHE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the butchering trade, at
Buena Vista Bar, Boise county, Idaho Territory,
under the name and style of Hustled & Killebrew :,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts
due the firm must be paid to William Killebrew,
who will pay any debt of the firm.
l6w3* VIM. KILLEBREW,
Idaho City, Feb. 10, 1865. H. l.. Hustled.
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Notice.

XNE, the undersigned will apply to the Hon. Board o.
w county commissioners of Altras county, l. t. at
their next regular session. for license to construct Toll
Road between the South and Middle forks OF the Boise
river commencing the mouth of Feather river,
thence running about six miles up the South Boise river;
thence turning north the mountains and going down
to the Middle Boise at the Montgomery guch;-
distance about thirty Understanding mile each side
of the proposed road. CHAs. BAUME,
Il V. TRUEsDALE.
Rocky Bar February / 1865 1eW3*
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The Walla Walla Statesman complains OF
the cold weather. The thermometer was
down three degrees below Zero Had the
Statesman editor had an opportunity of test
ing the effect of a Boise Basin winter, he
might change his opinion. At Placerville on
the same day. the thermometer was thirty. two
degrees below zero. \
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T.inco1n,s majority .. 100000

Lincoln's majority .........". 25O,OOO
The President has hardly FIVE per cent. ma
jority on the total vote. For every hundred
votes for Lincoln in the loyal States, there
have been cast ninety five for his competitor,
and a large part of this excess was given IN
New England. In the Central, Western and
Border States, Mcclellan has some ninety
eight votes to Lincoln's one hundred, besides
all the great advantages possessed by the
latter, and which were powerfully and un-
scrupulously used. -
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TeIeoraph Notice,

A MEETING of the stockholders of the Idaho Tee-
IN egraph Company organized under the provisions of
charter granted to Alfred Maett and Others to
struc Electric Telegraph Line from point Snake
River opposite junction of the boundary line between
the State of Oregon and Washington Territory via Pla
eervlle and Idaho city to Salt Lake city, Utah Territory
approved February 3D. 1854 will be held the Red Bluff
Bakery, in the Plaza at Placerve Boise county, Idaho
Territory, the LIST day of March, 1865 at II o'clock
of said day. ALFRED AIALLETT.
Dated February 6, 1865. 16w3
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Dissolntion Notice..

NJ Office hereby given, that the copartnershp here
IN tofore existing between Wallace Brothers and VIM
Moon is this day dissolved by mutual consents and all
partnership debts the Sawmil and Race Of Wallace
Brothers Co. will be paid by Wallace Brothers, and all
debts due the above named company will be paid to Wal
lace Brothers and the business will hereafter be carried
by them Dated at Centervle, Boise county, Idaho
Territory, this 1st day of February, 1865.
WALLACE & BROTHERS.
16w4 WILLIAM, MOON. FL.
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ROCKY BAR.-Mr. Lynch, of Rocky Bar,
came into town on Wednesday. He informs
us that the two mills are at work and crush
ing rock with favorable results. Provisions
are very scarce, and the snow about FIVE feet
deep.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

GEN. SIcKLEs and Staff have arrived at San
Francisco-for what purpose, has not trans
PRED Some of the California papers think
as the confidential agent of the President,
who has lost all confidence in John Conness,
and will not trust him to recommendappoint-
ments for this Coast.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

THE following is probably, from the re-
turns, pretty close approximation to the
popular vote cast at the late Presidential
election throughout the United States: 1o1
Lincolnand j Crimson. L950,0O0 Il
Mcclellan and Pendleton... 700, 900
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

RATTING.-The San Francisco Typograph-
ical Union has denounced the San Francisco
Flag, and warns all printers against the es-
tablishment. Mccarthy and Mcdonald, edit-
Ors, velong been considered outside of the
pale of journalism by all respectable papers
of every political hue
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

PRICE OF TIoKETs.-The opposition steamer
American sailed from San Francisco January
llth. Passage tickets-upper deck, $3.50 !;
cabin, $llO; second cabin, 500; storage,
$40. gs
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New MILL.-Messrs. Parkinson and Warri-
ner, of Pioneer City, are about to erect saw
and grist mill at Horse Shoe Bend. 1t will
be in running order in the latter part of the
coming Summer. A mill of that description
will be a great accommodation to the people
of the valleys.
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n ew this w eek.
Public Notica.

THE undersigned give notice that = our intention
to construct wagon road from Rusrville, in Boise
county in a northerly direction, to TsS&ns' Ranch
the Payette river the same being about twelve miles i'll
length and that it is our intention to apply to the Board
of county commissioners of Boise county, at their
regular meeting April for license to keep tell roadt
thereon and to collect tolls. CHARLES 0sTNER Co.
PIacerville February 6. 1866 16td#
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PRIVATE dispatches to Portland from San
francisco, dated January. 1e, quote gold at
2l7@2l9. Legal tenders 47@48.
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WE learn from resident of Horseshoe
Bend, that large number Of cattle and
mules have died there lately from the effects
of snow and cold.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

A CORRESPONDENT writing to the Oregonian
from Owyhee, says; e If a desperate does
anything here, the Cinnamon have to look
wiId.pis 4- @ iaa H9E 97a
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Re.Opening Of the City Hotel!

YFyFTs we'll known Honse will be opened again SAT-
I URDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4TH 1865, for the
accommodation of Patrons and the public generally
Having enlarged remodeled and refurnished the entire
House we feel confident that give entire satsfac
ton to all that may favor with their patronage We
desire extend thanks TO the pubic Tor Their liberal
ratronage heretofore extended and hope to share the
same in the future. BARBER OLD4ADl,0 HH
: Idaho CITY February 2, 1S65n15 Proprietors.
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1T is thought, at Umatilla, that the Column
bia river will not break up until the first Of
March. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

THE Republican Central Committee Of Ada
county have called Convention to meet on
the 2ad of Feb, to nominate county officers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-11

ANOTHER INDIAN WAR AT OWYHEE.-A
friend has showed US a letter received from
Owyhee, Ruby City, dated Feb. 9Th. From it
we learn that another Indian war is expected.
The Snake Indians have made a raid upon
Pleasant Valley again, driving allthe settlers
out of the Valley. John McComins, agent
of the Humboldt Express Company, and an
other man, whose name was not given, were
killed. The Indians also ran off the Express
stock, FIVE hundred sheep, and burned num-
of houses Two companies of men left Ruby
City in pursuit, but there was little probabi-
ity of oyertakiDg them, as they had to pack
their blankets and provisions on foot.
The writer thinks Ruby City will be
lively camp in the Spring, and great expec-
tations were being formed of Investments to
be made by New York capitalists. Tunnel
rights were. all the rage there. FOCUS mill
mas stopped work, the shoes having worn ont
and others expected had not arrived.
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- The mountains they proclaim
The everlasting creed of IbertyI
maj MAI creed Is written on the untrampIed snow.
d dnunaerd by torrents which no power can hold
H 4s tnat OF God when he sends forth his cold
Au preathd by winds that through the free heaven blow
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fingers thsi sv-stosi Of home fr4ends the ffr,-
side iaDo, III harmonious rovosugs. And whom
Jay by day, the vare sadness q n n,css and tir,-
sAtfhcd youth grSs upon her, the blind sir stln
cunV TO her ever iaournful strains. that made hev
zee lev the weight Of her solitude.
more are. M life, crises, distinct and vivid, q.
which VIC can look back aud feel that thev have
ocored our whole destiny can say, but Tor 4 a
yeAr-one week-one dav, how different would al
nave becn silently, unconsci0usly are We swept
on tow rus these moments. which DE- IKE hills.
placed here and there rom whose TOP We can 80
our Whole Efe, like panorama stretched out TO-
Tore We aud know That but Tor such and such
evcntA We 80 lLld not have felt ard seen A. ara.
ChAnce- fatality, are the words on the lpe Of the
wiz, proud tnau, 10 explanation Of this but The
humble, loving spirit Looks higher for the unvo,ls
nt % these mHrvels which pass worldly wisdom.
Thus ucsrfr and nearer came the llnd girl 20
the boundary OF that golden shadow which over.
hangs human lie, and ever has done - since thx
time vi en- the hrtt created vo5ed The moth er
Of al nen IN the twilight Of Paradise. Oace, and
once only, can come this sunny cloud over flortnl
lfc Man uAy love twice. thrico-uay, even
y ouan's cousaucy may know tic freshncss 81
early sucy, or the calm peace Of soHlci affections :
tut' he It first or last, every msu and woman has
or has had some love supreme, 10 which al Others
are IS uut.irg. And Ills 10 tho i-nrn. ftal.ty %
love fals'l0oi or doata or change ngy interviewer
TIE wounded heart may h. healc,l, the u,k'e vow
inryp.teu In other al higher pAc- bat no other
feelings r:n ever b" exactly tie same. II isths
laca .l..1l 81 love, which happens Int once IN .
Iteimo' an Wt.rh each young liic that cutters
earsa rchows IN lt-elL titus making an ever fresA
eternity Of love.
ITO b eoniirusdy
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PHILIP ARIIYTAGE
OR,
The Blind Girls Love.

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kter the Witnesses were al examined, council 'or
the plaintiff made motion 10 s.riko out The In iisnA
decree of divorce Obtained b. Mrs. MlDpaugh, s..
far as II could he tsktu a. = Var t. this suit re-
marking that divorce obtained bv falHity or IRA ID
~ void Counsel FOR defendant objected r. the iro-
Ton, alleging that either the document was eoOi 10
evidence Tor all purposes ur % wss not. and could
not be restricted Pending the d'c1s On on this
uon, the Court adjourn CT natl tomorrow.
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ELACE OR EROwN-THE BEST IN ISR.
- PRIESTS
HAIR Nv r. HAIR DYE

roe n7 i7 u-c th' Hair 0r skin To c had Of Drn>-
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SEWING MACHINES.

GEWING MACHINE TOR BALE CiN tP-
- one n' .... . E.,.s H... Do. q 'U. cs.
Inquire 10 ,U..tu 80, near Nnrca. nious..l- N
the bascuua.. l'
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MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK,
w A4y, Its.



Notice 's 1cr"hv gvcn 'ngt vi H"rtons ho require
=" =, ,,,, 800 VT IL, s,t La ~ Pompty'
fca.aro The'e ...ci ". 40 coat'al.ly in Mteaf.
S W.,Gi AZ q j. ,romWelict ~, NJ IrkSoss
either ave thom1c'ypt inn cIaici Of tho oppogTu-
r.'v thus od"ut, or hgyC the operation once per.
1ic CONN. ,syolsrs Of ilcStA hsyirs At roeen,
m,otnr n!.p,ol she Tcior OF no Res dent My sc.sn.
n,.cL ana RE-yhCcISNTfp FyfiRY FiTs
iEAE', it Is accordingly rocoumcn thu al vhs
S rs oa have %y G6ne %Iro "sd pf E.G IN"
TIC Nc' Gn,E prcnsary Is locatcd az the corner
,,6c Erc.n ui,fcu.aryy is located at the crnos
OF -rts'h eng zap ..ic"ls over irtoy Market.
Il v scriv Pace ana lnris'opt m street
llg Io'-'t p.sprns1ry is located At 81 SECOND
ne No-savc'tern ni.rcusa-y 10 located ct 81
coc Of See ' "n d 1irf9 ypd1 . 2;si the
."h t.GopFREY GlSrllER Mayor.
NOT 4 FEW OFTHE WORST DISORDERS
= W" .i q, Esallud srise nom Cor uptioqs OF tho
i.r.tir'f the Utmost vrluu ~
ptBIIC NO1ICF-THE COLLECTOR OF
l.'c' o.. the T1sn ~ Neotown will receive paw
,t. on iho Soinc days sri Sr1risvs during Jnnu.
GTf,' VIII ~! ihe hCrs OF 10 an tI Pm.
G,TTAR1'S REFINED >GGAR-WHITE A
aad ,uan Cor imrc ii'e de .sor', for srle a. tbs
oi1s' o ,He EciHe.', ,tt 'n'm'c.f.. go
'TO HATTERS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWER
L HAkERs And OTHERS.
wenro ons'antI' Notwithstanding supcrio' quality
'''' %'rTA rErcHA TISSUE suUEE
WHICH We '"'' VcoNsrvrRs
Il8uc /. Hni,oIfu.F s,Nnoa rt-'t. l. tDos .i1t To-
c..u. lritIa Gs G.ieH ne tho impotCi, and Is much
tougher nat tpc.
ru., r. n e ..h, oo.d. Of c7rly description. va
sANl &C. ,aN. , 'p, .r',. '.ut orut. f....,. 49,,
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The quota was 1905, AMI dcdnctnr Tic Above
fyures lesyes 2,052 A. Tie uuuit.r Of mcY to b.
raised Tiesc can easily BE- procured q t.c super
vis7rs co taoir duty IN procuring she funds .~ .
sary 10 pay houuucs. M,autuc, recruiting re-
mairs nj = stand-stll
INoREAsE or FAIR Tho Btuoh'yn Central
and Jamaica Railroad Co, bay, doc .,d Co iucrcssc
tie rate u fare per pass niger ON mr. a.er Welnes-
dag next tto-raorrowl 'ramt q. cents. Tho route
runs from Adnntc Ferry l. Bedford aud Past hst
No-..
BnooELyN COMMON CorNcrL-T'o Hr1rI
mot last evening 4 number o. p5ut..' and
conn o'tions GRE presented, aro. f., S....l Wa.
ono from the Mayor, rto'c.iar ..a.ue taa t'
now ytudfng heipre ne $500 H.. ,i1t.re, fav.r.
for ia OF OF The closing OF Do. tI,,t lu tl.. c1y.
IN eornhu.pn With u.7 communicated, :. .tr.u'n
KalrNrsh o.ered rc,. lUtor TO tie v'D" 'la. N
spe 'ial committee %. Goo ard Igogc'l ,u Albany
IT, lu.k huer t1c var Hus l.Ils u.r. '...- l
Hf'c the Interests 4 tive city. The r.-. % 1000 ~.
AIoptod. IT, li.'road Commute. srt.u.... . re
port against gIultuf Tic H. 0.I. 70 hnI iti.t.ro
Railroad CumpAuy tlC rr ai.,r tu tpu a. $500 enc
g'ucs QUINN cav un Au1iue ly'.u.s, 'rHr. -.ua-.
syenue 20 We city lu0. Tie ~ o., ".g .1v'ich
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J'NfEEHED AND DELICATE CONSTI.
- tutioua M 18th scrc, use iitLMBDI b'S kxtrrs
fu,hu. lt"il fIr. tlisk and Cne.rctic feeling and
enable vou 20 sl6ep vol. rs
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TnE QrorA oF KryG CorSTY.-Thc
Bounty Committee Of the n.trI Of slinrv,so-a,
yesterday received a notification from Pr.v0s.
Marshal General Fry, to tuc ,'o5, that sc cred ts
on the or,eina eurollucn, under .le lat c-l Tor
100000 mon would be =. love:
For naval euli-ncnis g. De-, % ...-....... 3.gCG
Evoess We enrolment Observation-Disclosures. 900
EulIsted since S'pt 10Th ... ............. ..lT
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nlNOE' rs LEGALLY PROCURED IN
i'Wr state. and oth'. Law Gaze. pro-. .utri. Win.
OFT III . unless .Iocccl. Eds zee irec. NJ
NOW y. A.l--l m. Lmu Mo- .. Na..au lsn
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IONS ". FAIMlR, A. LUDLOW ar.
y u 'el Hour, potatoes and meat 20 iudustroui work.
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ms peU0t.
JAMES NtrRAI, -. AVENUE r
of the E4c # col, coke and wool az s.ght advance
c1s'. AS