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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25
Summons.


Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-ss.
In the District Court, Tor the Territory of Idaho,
I'd Judicial district:
G. C. Highly ct al VS.. HIP. Larrabee.
To H. p. LARA BEE:
Tn the name of the people of the United States
Il in the Territory of Idaho, you are hereby no.
tined that there is now OH file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court, of the I'd Judicial
District of said Territory. in Idaho city county Of
Boise, the complaint of G. G. Highly and j. p.
Butler, praying the foreclosure of certain mort.
gage executed by you to Highly & BIedsoe for
$54l IS, on the 18th day of January, 1864, and
that unless you appear and answer to said COM
plant within forty days after the 18th day of April
1865, Exclusive Of said last mentioned day iudg
ment will be taken against you by default, and
said plaintiffs will apply to said Court for the re.
lief demanded in their said complaint.
In testimony whereof, i, John c. Henley, Clerk
49, of said District Court, have hereunto
1SEAL set my hand and affixed the seal of
49, said Court, at Idaho city, this 24th day
of March, A 1865. JOHN C. HENLEY
March %, 1865. NEWS Clerk of d. G.
J.K. SHAFER Attorney for plaintiffs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25
IPhAOlARVlILlLlA
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
OPEN TMEQQ

THIS FAvORITE HOTEL WILL BE RE-
4 Opened on THURSDAY, MARCH 10TH INST, in
Splendid Style. For the past two months great
improvements have been made in the Hotel, rem.
derIng it one of the most comfortable in the Basin
&E The PARLoR and Bed Rooms are elegantly
arranged for the convenience of the travelling
custom. And the Proprietor, feeling thankful for
former patronage, would respectfully solicit con-
tinnance of the same. l.. a. BURNLEY. 81
March 10TH l865.-20tf PRoPREEToR
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25
PLACERvILLE ITEMS.
TFaon our REGULAR IrErIzrn.1


EDlroR WORLD: !" St. Patrick's Day in the
Morning" passed off in our city admirably,
and to the entire satisfaction of all-no black
eyes or pug noses in consequence.
PtacervlIle at this writing seems lost in
solitude, aud each denizen has implied upon
his or her face the ancient but beautiful
adage-" Live in hope if you die in despair"
and hence the scarcity of items. On last
night our usually quiet town was stirred up
a little by an alarm of FIRE. Soon after our
streets were literally jammed with human
beings, each eager to catch glimpse of the
devastating flame which illuminated our
town, and threw its lurd rays DER the hills
adjacent. The fire originated in the upper
part of town, and completely destroyed the
stable of Mr.. Maulding together with about
$1,000 worth of hay. All efforts to save it
proved abortiye.
The international Hotel, under the man
agement of Mons. Louis Burnley, is now in
work ng order, and must say is being adj
mirably conducted. Louis sets a fine table.
Everything in and about the dining room is
neat, and for nice parlor, and elegant bed
rooms, the International cannot be beat-and
for the beds, too thereon that sweet sleep
quickly visits the weary traveller and, "as it
were,' transports him from troublesome earth
to the bright land of dreams where infinite
pleasure often reigns. Messrs. Ish 4 Haley
have located their Office at this hotel, and are
now in full blast for Umatilla. The two en-
ergetic stage companies are actively at work
opening the route, and are now making good
time with their stages. Of all men, think
the +" stsgers" deserve the most credit, in
opening for us public highway to the
Lower regions, pardon MEL mean to
Wala Walla, Wallula and Umatilla, thereby
aiding greatly the development of Idaho. By
the by, failed VIXEN on the point, to say that
the ball given by Monsieur Burnley, on the
reopening of the International Hotel, pre- we'd
most pleasant, and can safely be set down as
INC iCSuCIGuC VI tue SedSOu. 1Qef0
fair women and light hearted men stripped
the light fantastic toe " from early twilight
until the dewy morn, when tired nature forced
each fair one to exclaim,
lam not weary, but yeti must to bed"
Our friend Maloney has entered actively
upon the duties of Deputy Sheriff, and be-
yond all cavil will make an excellent and
efficient officer, and the Democracy of Placer
vile can feel proud of the appointment.
The weather has moderated considerably
and ere long all in and around our town will
be hustle, hustle, and the hardy miner will
no doubt be richly rewarded for his labor.
Col. Raymond, / understand, intends put
ting twenty-stamp mill on Granite creek
having moved his ten-stamp mill to the Gen.
teryiile location, The Colonel--than whom
more sociable and amiable gentleman does
not live, deserves praise for his efforts which
must prove advantageous to all.
March ~, 1865. DEQUINcEY, JR.
NEw TINE oF STAGEs To TnAHo-Hill
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

TIE School CENSUS of Idaho City is being
taken by Mr.. A. ?. TURNER, Marshall. The dis
trlct embraces the country lying between Moore's
and Elk creeks. Mr. Turner estimates the number
of children in the district entitled to the benefit
Of school money, at about five hundred. The
Marshall Of Buena Vista District has completed
his iabors, and finds over one hundred children in
that district The proportion of children to adults
in this Basin is much larger than usual in mining
town two years old. f9
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

THE ELKHoRN Gold and Silver Mining Co. have
issued their stock, and expect their mill here at
an early day. The prospects of the Company are
excellent. It is well organized, and under the
supervision Of well known business men, and the
ledge itself is one of the most promising in the
Basin;
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

THElast Of the Club soirees at the Occidental
came off last night They have been quite nu.
merous during the long winter, and have always
been well attended. Mrs, White has a very happy
faculty of managing the multtudinous duties and
details inseparable from an agreeable social. Her
guests reach the close Of the series with regret.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

j. G. Brooks Co., corner Main and Commercial
streets have determined to close out their stock
dry goods and clothing at the earliest moment, in
consequence of their intention to erect large fire.
proof building in Idaho City, and transact bust
ness on larger scale and in metropolitan style,
:" Mac is as liberal minded man as ever kept
store or sold goods; he keeps none but the best
articles in his line and lets the outside world know
what they have" 1t costs nothing to go and
ssee" their stock on hand.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

PTCKwIcK BALLs.-The soirees given by Messrs.
Barney 4 Hartweil every Tuesday evening at the
Pickwick Hail. sustain their popularity beyond all
former anticipations. Everybody are pleased with
the entire arrangement, and particularly with the
music which is peculiarly adapted to the taste Of
tho dancing population.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

PHYSIOLOGICAL LEcTuRE.-Mr. d. Dodge will
deliver lecture on Phrenolegy at the hall of
the Occidental Hotel, this Saturday evening at
eight o'clock. Mr. Dodge las been Professor of
til science for some years and no doubt will deliver
an instructive lecture.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

MEssRs. BosroN Copy have been putting
some fancy touches on their saloon, corner of
Wall aDd Main. Capt. Cody is something of an
artist himself, and he has had the paint brush
applied to fine advantage in ornamenting this,
one of the most popular resorts in the Territory
The saloon will be reopened again this morning.
Boston is expected back from I" the States 4 at
almost any hour. 81 taaa "a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

TAYLoEs ExcHANGE.-''s The Exchange" is the
largest, ARREST and most popular saloon in this
Territory. Under the general supervision Of Mr..
John Taylor, and the particular personal manage.
ment of Jimmy Brown, Esq, The Exchange . is
as quiet and orderly as a saloon can be- The rush
from the lower country to Boise is plainly in.
Dictated from day to day by the increasing crowd
at The Exchange of evenings.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS hold regular
session first Monday in April, as proclaimed by
notice in this number af5 81
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

NED EDWARDS" in Taylor's Exchange. ISSUES
second epistIe to the Idahoans, through this
number of the World. /" Ned y keeps most ex-
celont article of q the weed " for smoking and
chewing brand ~stamped," or signed
Stanton, -. true as gospel
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25
CITY NEWS.

THERE will be meetingof the Royal Arch
Masons on Sunday, March 18th, at IL o'clock AM,
at Masonic Hall.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

The FOURTH OF July LEDGE is now one of the
favorites. Robertson & Co. made an assay lately
of some of the rock from the ledge. with the fol-
lowing result Gold $744l; silver $lOl9,26.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

RANCH FOR sALE.-Any one DESTROYS of good
Ranch can get a bargain by purchasing the one
offered for sale under the head of new advertise
mcntS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

The Abolition fanatics are growing about
California for refusing to contribute men to
the war and declining to take greenbacks as
money. The Cincinnati Commercial says -
Eff Californians will neither furnish troops
nor take greenbseks for money, they had
better go out of the Union at once" This
sounds very much like the language used to-
wards the Southern States few years ago
by these same Abolition fanatics. If Calfor-
MIA should take them at their word and GO
out of the, Union, the same fanatics would
insist upon the massacre of the peopleof that
State, and proclaim such q work as blessed
of God [Ohio Crisis.
Idaho is Gin the same boat with Califor-
MIA in this respect. The act declaring green
backs NOT a legal tender in this Territory
practically places Idaho in Instruction
against the General Government.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

TIE Washington correspondent of the New
York Express says the impression is
increasing there that the New York hotel fires
were mere political pyrotechnics got up to
put New York under martial law
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

The IDAHO BOARD OF BRoKERs. Business having
prevented US from accepting an invitation to at
tend meeting of the above Board, this week, we
are compelled to defer the same until next. We
have' however, learned that they have organized
and as soon as their hall shall have been compIet-
ed will be ready to operate in stocks of every
description. John Clarissy is constructing hall
twenty by twenty-five feet in size, for the use of
the Board, which viii be finished about the 10th
of April. We cannot but think that an institution
of the above kind viii be of very great benefit to
our community.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

NEW LINE OF STAGES TO IDAHo.-Hill
Beachey, Esq. known to nearly every one on
the Pacific coast as a man of enterprise and
energy, is now in Marysville completing ar
rangements for putting on a line of stages
between Owyhee, in Idaho Territory and Star
City, Nevada, connecting with the Overland
stage at that point. The coaches were pur-
chased at San Francisco, and are on their
way over the mountains. He is no complet-
ing his purchases of stock and will leave
shortly for Star City. In short time the
line will be extended to Boise City and Idaho
City, making a continuous stage line from
California to the Idaho mines on new route.
Hitherto the travel has been mainly by the
way of the Columbia River. Mr.. Beachey
asserts confidently that he can put passengers
through from San Francisco to the OWyhee in
six days time, which is a very great gain
over any other route now travelled. The dis
lance from Star City to OWyhee is 240 miles,
over good natural road. The coaches will
run tri-weekly, with six horses to each, until
the travel warrants daily line. There is
every indication that a large emigration will
be directed to Idaho from this State and from
Nevada. especially the latter, during the COM
ing Spring and from the representations
made, we think the route via Star City to
Owyhee and thence north to Boise City is far
shorter and better than any other. The stage
March and the fare will be atlsuch figure
as to make the cost of travelling the route
less than any other.-E Cal. Express.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-25

CRAIG & Nix, Druggists aud Chemists, Main
street, opposite the Idaho Saloon advertise their
stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Perfumery, DC,
this week. The stock of this establishment, both
inequantity and quality. will compare favorably
WfNany similar institution north Of "the Bay"
OuHN friend Mr.. Mix, whom We had the pleasure
o. for nearly ten years ago for member Of
tns a Legislature, has recently returned
H0 aer Walla, and now has the establishment
Npal and popular supervision
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-04

To the Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune
SIR: The appearance of fresh article froA
your correspondent M. OK" In this days issue
your paper calls for brief notice, when will disns
this subject personally for the future.
again say said to you in private conversational
a few days ago that am not now. nor have ever
BEEN stakeholder to the amount OF one dollar in any
street railroad in the city of NewYork, and that in no
Legislature OF which was a member was there ever
incorporated any such road
In 1861 while private citizen. T. at the request OF
some friends agreed become interested in the organ
zotion Of a company to build the Cross-town Railroad;
but used no effort neither paid any money, directly
or indirectly for the procurement of the passage Of any
bill incorporating such road during the session Of 1863
Having been elected q member Of Assembly In 1863.
to take my seat In January 1864 early in November
1868 Invested myself from all connection with the enc
terprise and so stated on the floor Of the Assembly
upon the call Of Mr.. Ryan that year.
The right OF the public to inquire into the acts OF men
In official position should be always acknowledged, and'
without desire to appear as boasting ask nothing
less than that nv official acts whether past, present or
future, should always DO such to meet the scrutiny
and command tho respect OF honest mems my private
business, III not disrepnablc. Is not for the public
Very respectfully L. q. ALvohp.
Senate Chamber, Albany. March 81, 1866.
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CBATYrEIn--fhs funeral o. Lsu. II. Whitney Cbsthe'd
Autsnt nth Regiment Conn. Volunteers will take plaza
on r.,i,y an hist at p m., from the First Consfass
t,ou. Caurch, Bridgeport, CT.
ffrins Leave NewHs Railroad depot corner Of Twenty
ssventhst add Fourhsve. .. lSp u; rstaruios sav,
bridgeport about sp. n. ffrn rr 70
ORAClE0n Monday, April Archibald Oracle in the 10Th
year Of his age.
The iii ,nds and relatives invited TO stead the funeral FROM
st. Thomas Church, on "Wednesday April g. a rpm.
MOULTON-In Brooklyn. OH Sunday eveanr April severn
De krges youngest Of Francis d. and Emma Mouoa.
aged year. l elOnth and 10 days -
The friends of the family invited 70 sttsnd The fnnsr
from the residence Of hs parents. No q T0mPsins place.
Brook n, on Tuesday, April ct O'Clock
sAGEAt Castleton N. Y, Thursday, March %. Assl
Sage agei - year'
setauket, L. T. on Saturday April A''''
Gen, John X sstterly OF apoplexy, aged 70 year,.
The relatives and friopd Of the family respectfully insed
10 attend ls funeral on Wednesday April rom Bi1 AT
re.dence Setaaket at o'clock p mr. without furtner 'n
tation.
sMrTH--At Beaufort. 8. C., on Mondny March ". 0,
fever Miss Emily p Smith daughter OF the lats hes oi"o
" Smith OF the n. Y. Il. Conference.
SMITH-lt Shutdown l.. T.. on sunday April !! Ena W.
Smith widow Of the lat" Richard Smith, aged 20 year.
This relatives and friends family aud OF her SOUS rd~n
n and j. Lawrence Smith, invited to sttend nef iacss
from st. James's Church, 5mi.hown, on NeaIesssy eRp
s. st O'Clock. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-04

VIZ, the unde signed, cordially recommend
to the ce of the rsnds Of Tho Christian Commission
he offer Off. H. T. ANTHONY Co., to devote l., this OBJ
ect tyfve per cent Of their retail sles of Aibums
stereosco bic Views AMI Card Photographs for the fortnight
commencing April sst forth In their advertisements
Goa II. sTuAnr, Pes U. g. Christian Commiu'sc.
J. TADUgYEA
II. DYER. Sec. " Y. Branch C. O.
MoRKIs X. JEsur
THEODORE RoossvgIx
w. L. DoDGE, Chairman N. Y. Branch.
TBR CHirsr,As CoxsssIos.
NOTICE. TO EvERyBopY--Two WEEKS yoR rHg SICK AND
WoUapED SOLDIERS.
Daring the fortnight commencing April ., ve Will deyote
twenty per Of all the retail sales at counter, OF
Albums stereo.copc Views and Card Photographs md aiso
reanees BY mail for thsame when specified, to the 10
lief Of our sick and wounded soldiers through the nstrumn
sy the Christian Commission. Orders by mdR fer tbs
object bearing date any time previous to May frat wbe %
coived and the twenty-five per cent paid syer
The acknowledgment Of the Treasurer Of the Christian Com
mission will be when required Tie goods viii be sot
at ous usual printed catalogue priceA
T.. 1 II. T. ANTHONY Co.,
sol Broadway, New.iork
doors from St Nicholas Hotel
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Gov. Fenisn on Oar Victories.

ALBASY. Monday. April ., lo05.
A company Of military cadets from POUCH.
keepsc called upon the Governor at the Capitol this
afternoon In his address 70 them and to the conconrse
otciizens present his exce.lency said:
IL congratulate you as well as the citizens OF
Albany und the loyal of the land upon the
brilliant success OF our ums and the prospect
of an early honorable aud enduring peace Already
think / see upon the hintops above the smoke Of war,
the dawn OF peace which will .llumne the whole land
with its beneGcsn and cheering light This is an oeca'
sion not for us alone rejoice. Millions Of our coun'
trymen ere to-day seiocing with the propitous
signs which fcrcstow early return " the day when
We can
Proclaim The good tiaurs DER land sntsea,
Our notons redeem. d. our notion is nee
I believe The ii0e near at hand when the Jag which
our fathers borc through he stormy period of the evo-
luton in dcca.c Of the principles for which we are now
struggling win be repanied over every square rood Of
land in the Scpubic.'
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GREAT Inventors. Stevenson, Da.
". Gotfenburg Archimedes. Dasuerre Morse Whit
ney Arkwrighi Watt with Portraits and descriptions
Also. Mri. Ger. Tory. Mis- Butt Baron Cu'ief sir
John Uerschel. Newton. Button Howard Buxton
Combe obstacle. Go,i.ricd. Burnett In his comic
Phv,iognory with II Llrstratlons =. Benson ST. Eye
GLANCE on BROADWAY. Illustrated. Color 81 Eyes.
Blue. Brown Blac. Hhzcl; Size Of tho Eye, Place OF
the iris Curves Of the Eyeids. Eyelashes CbocI OF
OUcuP,uoS. or Purrgiis 10 Life: What can the Boys
do les, Hippocra,es ard the Tcmpcrsmentsi crazy
Phr.noloCisi. RELIGIOUS: The still Small Voice.
skepticisiD Vencratou. The Law Of Progress. Color
Kindness Noses. ErIoEIrES AID EEroEiING. with
Portraits Of MrNogy WooDfAIL and JAMES PERRY
PSYCHOLOGY. A Lunntlcr Experience. Chaos In the
ISan, Longing 10 GO w, Ride Among the stars, Wis.
itlrg Jupiter. Coming io Hnseli, Body Life and Soul
LIFE. EmSoLocy Nssnfs M History Climate and
Vegetation Climate and Color, North and South Mix.
ing the Races. How the Races Die Out. Our SOCIAL
RELATIONS: hatrimony. Let Girls be Girls, Lesson
for Wives Marrying for show. With 81 engraved II.
lustraiionA a Double Number PHYSIOLOGICAL JOUR
nal for ARR Ouly 20 cents. by lrst post or - u
year Newsmen have At. Add RS Messrs FOWLER 4
WELLS, No. -. Broadway. y. y.
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RICHMOND IS 0URSI


RIcHNoyD is ours Richmond is ours
Harl; to the jubilant chorus
Up, through the lips that no longer fepress 1t,
Up, from the Heart Of the People! God bless II !.
Swelling with loyal emotion,
Leapeth our Joy, like IN ocean -
Richmond Is ours Richmond is ours
BABYLON falls, and her temples and towers
Crumblc To ashes before us
Glory TO Grant! Glory to Grant
Hank TO the shout OF our Nation
Up, from the Irish Heart. mp from the GERMAN
Glory to Sheridan --Glory to sherman -
Up, from all Peoples uniting
Freedoms high loyalty plgbting-
Glory TO all Glory to all -
Heroes who combat, and Martyrs who fall!
Lift We our joyous ovation!
Fling ont the Flag Flash out the Flag!
Up from each turret and steeplc
Up, from the cottage, and over the mansion,
Fling out the symbol of Freedoms expansion!
Victory crowneth endeavor!
Liberty seals us forever!
In from each valley, aud out from each crag,
Fling out the Flag! Flash ont the Flag!
Borne On the breath Of the People!
Richmond is ours Richmond is ours
Hank how the welkin is riycn.
Hank! to tho Joy that our Nation convulses,
Timing all hearts ~ the lannon's loud pulses;
Voices Of heroes ascending,
Voices Of martyred ones blending;
MinQlng like watchwords on Liberty's towers,
Richmond il ours Richmond 10 ours"
Freedom reiolesth in Heaven
A. J, II. pVGAsSs