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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19
Proceedings of the District Court.

/ Weare indebtedlto HE. Prickett Deputy Dis.
trict Clerk, for an abstract Of the proceedings Of
the District Court to date.
AUG. People VS.. M B. Baer Action for taxes.
Greenbacks decided Legal tender. Judgment tor
defendant. The Peep vs. John Foftlnah-ac~
ton for taxes. Submitted on statement. Judg-
mcnt for defendant The People vs.. B. NJ. DuRell
same. LangworthY lion VS.. Richie ct al
continued to next term. d. X. Taylor VS.. w.
s.. Thompson and John L, McClelan-venup
|chaJiaed to Ada county, Green White vs.. H. S.
Stringham ct al judgment for plff and decree of
foreclosure. Henry Quarles VS. E. j. Butler 4 Co.
-judgm't against pIf for costs and action dis.
missed. Chas. w. Slocum VS. West Il Johnson
action dismissed. Chas W. Slocum VS. Isaac Rig
gin-venue changed to Ada county. People VS.
Jnos GilnlUre-deT't sentenced to 90 years ilnprs>
onment ut hard labor in Territorial Prison.
Arc 8.-Peopla VS. Gustave OIrnsdale--con-
tinued t. Aug 70. People VS. Jno Stanton-deft
sentenced to one yearsm prisonmentat hard labor
Territory Of Idaho vs. a. SlOcum Co. Treasurer
Boise county. Alternate writ of mandate return
ed defendant moved to dismiss writ, motion
denied. Defendant flied answer and demanded
trial on alleged issues, plaintiff objected award
OF venre Tor the reason that the answer raised only
questions OF law objections sustained by the
Court. and case heard Oh the papers-l,e EemptoBt
writ of mandate ordered.
AUG, 9-Barber u oldham VS. Rogers & Evans
case dismissed at cost of plaintiffs. People vs.
stephen Dumphay, Indicted fer arson, Corning
town OF PIacerVille1 trial had-verdlet not guilty
E Jno Marston VS. w. A. Beaumont ct al-ininnc
ton granted.
AUG. lev. Terry, Fl. D. Welch VS. A. N.
Rayney ct al-jad glneft for lpl'f ifs and decree of
foreclosure granted. People VS. Peter Kenner-|
cause continued to Aug. g. People VS. Jno vii.
iiams, indicted for robbery. Defendant moved to
set aside Indictment because atthe time said of.
Tense is charged To haVe been committed there
were no Territorial laws i'll force III this Territory
-nlotlou granted and prisoner reinanded to await
the acllon ol Grand Jury OF the United States
DISTRICT court. @g
AUG. ll-Hiram Watts vs. Andrews q Co. ct al
Judgment for defendant. People vs. has Getz
Ter lnd. cted for assault with deadly weapon.
Trial Aisd-verdict not guilty
Aug. Tx. Il. Moore VS. Geo E. Briges-judg
nlelt Ior PHI and decree of foreclosure. ID. 5
,i.ilsk Us a. u. Ford ct aI-judgnellt for plaintiff
and decree for foreclosure. People VS. l.. Gift
assault and battery verdict not guilty Lang
worthy u Charlton vs. lutchle ct al--bOhds older
cd Increased. Samuel MdIsiieldys ] e. Hardnlal
and j. w, -judgIent torIfE People vs.
Geo Scott-order onlJustice tor further returns
feoIl eyez'Jf Jeeo9s .. sCo--j adsaaeAt tog delta
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

Cor. McDERMITT, commanding the troops
along the Humboldt was killed by the Indians
near Queens river on the 18th Aug. He was
formerly one of the representatives in the
California Legislature from Siskiyou County.
This is a very serious loss to the people in
terested in that road. Col. McDermitt as an
Indian fighter, and road explorer had few
superiors. His death may cause the with
drawal Of Hill Beachy's stages for the second
time. He was killed in ambush by an IN.
seen shot, while returning from a scouting
expedition.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19
A CARD.
20 be 7Aeatrical Profession arld ppblic N

To The Theatrical Profession and public an general
This card is intended to warn The profession
and the public who may have dealings with one
5. Nj. IRWIN or the " THE IRWIAS." have
found him to be a man of no priucipleT whatever
he having made an arrangement with me to tbe
effect that if my wife and ] woald performs for
his benefit Oh Wednesday, Aug 9Th, in lieu OF
Tecompense he would perform for me on the fol.
lowing Friday, Instead Of which lie ran away from
town ON Thursd j morning and gave no notice OF
the fact whatever Some OF hIs MajeSty's subjects
in Victoria Will not lie surprised ut such a pro-
ceeding, as q few months since like eIopement
was enacted in that city i'll which The liwins
played the star parts, ROBERT II. LINDSAY.
Idaho City, August Is 1865.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19
Summons.
Territory of IdlIn- Connl,

Territory of Idlio, County of Boise-ss.
In the District Court, for tie Territory of Idaho
Second Judicial District. 1 500
]. K, Slafer and Ed. N gentvs Frank Johpso,,ls
TO.FraDk John n zls5G
In the name OF The People Of. the Uuited States
i'll the Territory of idaho you are hereby noti6e5
that there is now on lille in the Off Of The CIarE
Of the District Court Of the End Judicial Distrct
OF said Territory, in idaho City, County Of Roise
the clmplaint of j. X. Shafer and Edward Nlont
late partners under the name and style of SEafer
d Nugent, claiming OF you the sun of one Inn.
dred and fifty d2llarSor professional services ran.
dered and that uliless you appear aud answer to
said complaint within twenty days after the ser.
" hereof, If served within BOISE c(,,rtl snd
within thirty days II served out Of said County nu
but within said Judicial District; and wltIi, TX,
ty days if served out Of SAID District. fexelns;Yo
OF the day Of service, } judgment will he t.ton
against you by default FOR said sun ~ one hnn
bred and fifty dollars with legal interest and cote
Of suit. @Hu ooo ss
q testimDny whereof, K W. B. Daniels C,orl 30.
~ SAID District Court. have hpr4,,nto cot 90
NY NY. laita zitll1 alpxed nc seal of said
-, Cou -. ~ luahe Wy III 10th day OF
BY JoA1ssW BRowN, bpty Clerk. law
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

s. NJ. IRwIN.-See the card of Mr.. Robt.
Lindsay respecting the conduct of Mr.. s, NJ
Irwin, late Of the Idaho Theater This little
transaction is only one of several acts in the
play performed az the expense of tine people
of this city who placed their confidence in
the word Of Mr.. Trwin-iucluding one play
ed for the benefit of the WORLD printing
office. The residents of Salt Lake have due
notice that S. NJ. Irwin twill bearwatching. !"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY


TERRfToRY OF InAHo, County of Boise
TO the Honorable District Court Of the "a
Judicial District IN and for the County o.
Boise
The Special Grand Jury empaneled by the
Court during this term, respectfully beg
leave to report to the Hon. Court that they
have found and reported true bills as follows :
Murder LII the FIRST degree.... ...... 80.
Forgery.
Assault with a deadly weapon with intent
TO infict upon the person of another
Charges ignored as follows
Assault with intent to commit murder....
The Grand Jury have visited the County
Hospital and conversed personally with each
patient in. the absence of aud without the
hearing of the attendants, and take great
pleasure in tesriging to the neat and COM
Portable appearance of the same and express
their entire and unqualified satisfaction with
the physicians, and their teAders and especial
care of the unfortunate patients in that in
stiiution.
The Grand Jury also desire to express their
high appreciation of the services of the act
ing District Attorney, in facilitating them in
discharge of the duties devolving upon them;
also TO Capt. 0 Reagan the attending bailltf,
for his kind attentions - -
E.J. BUTLER, Foreman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

JnO Palmer Va A. H. Ruse--eause dismissed. T.
H. Stafford vs. N. w. Smit ders-calse dismissed.
Jose. Shepherd VS. John Kelly-cause dismissed
at pl.tfs cost. Schwabacker Bros & Co. VS. Highly
q Bfitten--demurrer withdrawn and answer dled
by leave Of court. Frances Sage VI VIM. Sage
decree of divorce entered. Court adj to Aug. Is
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

A TobbY Esq, formerly of PlacerEille ar
rived here from t'tha States" few days ago,
and starts back again to-day. He crossed
the .plains-reports many of the. stage sta
tons destroyed, and great irregularity in the
trips Of the stages Much of the mail mat
ter has been left along the road. A large
mule train. was loaded with mail bags on the
other side otSalt Lake,, and was. taking them
TO that city. @ -
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Dissolution. of Co-partnersbin.

Y issF7OA NLt'Ao1t OA N)O"IsEdEUEEeFSIllI) De- 4
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership.
lN heretofore existing between the undersigned
doing business at hlaho City as merchants. under
the name and stvle of J w. Wood & Co. is this.
day dissolved by mutual consent Mr. JOSEPH.
Oppeuhemer having sold ont his entire interest
IN said business TOD. W. Wood and Ben F.. Wood,
who will hereafter conduct the business nnder the
name and sty IL of j. W Wood & CO. All liabiti.
ties ofthe late firm Of j w Wood h Co will he
paid bv the new firm of J w Wood e. Co. All
debts due the late firm of j. W. Wood & Co. must
he paid to the new firm of j w. Wood & Co. Mr..
}. ". Wool will sigh receipts FIR all moneys due.
said late firm Of ]. WWood & 10.
J. W. WOOD.
JOSEPH OPPENHETMER.
Dated Idaho City, August 18th lS65n42gA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

FoR THE MOUNTAINS. Quite a number of
gentlemen left us on Wednesday for trip in
the mountains, intending to visit some of the
camps Eastward for the purpose of inspect
ing the quartz Of the country, and for rusti-
eating for a while al some of the. numerous
lakes at the heads Of the various streams
Among them were DR.. Hawthorne of Port
land, D. W. Douthitt + L. Timer and James
Carr.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

The following resolutions were unanimous
~ adopted by the Grand Jury:
That the thanks the Grand Jury are due
and they are herebytendered to the Foreman
for the 4imparial manner in which be has
conducted the business before the Grand
Jury; also to Messrs. Miller & Berpstiel,
Totman Williams, of the Challenge Saloon,
Boston i Cody, Miners Brewery, Mr. Shed.
and Beard h. Judge, fora bountiful supply of
refreshments.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

FoRRsT CRY AND GoLD HILL.-Nr. j, G..
Franklin writes us from Forrest City, Silver
Mountain district, and gives the following
account Of the city-a town probably not
much known among our readers. The town
is composed OF three log cabins, owned re-
spectively by Hicklan, A. p Laugdon, and
Chas Nelson. L is about thirty i've miles
from Idaho City, nesT the head waters of
Pixies Fork of Crooked river. Some eighteen
quartz lodges were found last fall-most of
which are considered valuable.
Seven miles below Forrest City is Gold
Hill. Its placer mining camp, surround
ed by some good diggings. Some time ago.
two men at Gold Hill, rocked out $500 in
month, by using snow wafer. The country
around presents good appearance for gold
quartz gravel lying on all the hills. It Isl
rough country and hard one to. ira vel over
ALTURAs County has gone Democratic by
large majority. A friend writes US as fol-
lows: st y stF@9e4e
ROCKY BAR, Tuesday Aug. 10, 1861
FRIENb STRRE8:-"We have met the enemy
and they are ours. Four precincts have
been heard from with the following result
ROCKY BAR 49,
b. I. atty,"......... ...... 3ll
.. w. Walker, Union, .............s.... l48
Beatty's majority ................. l63
Bernard Crosson..... ................... 1913
/. D Hnntoon, Uaion) s......... ..s...... s2l3
Crosson's lnaiority ....s.. ,....... slI5
Other Democratic returns will undoubtedly
increase the Democratic majority from SC to
100. @ Is 80
Our whole ticket is elected by an over
whelming majority. Boys all feel good
Had a glorious time last night, will have a
huge time to night. Glory enough for one
day Eurrah for the. constitution and the
Union. Yours in base, D.
4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

Qua Ada correspondent gives our friend
Reynolds a rub as he goes along. Do not be
too rough on him, Mr.. Ada. To be magnan
imous TO a conquered foe is good old Demo-
cratic doctrine
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

TIE Middle Boise Rriver precinct, Alturas
Co., gave the following vote for Representa-
tives Beatty, Dem. II; CrOsson, (Dem.)
10 Huntoon, A Walker, 2. 80
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

WAtxEa's DIcerNGs.-This precinct chopped
consider ably in the election of Representa-
tives for Aturas county. A friend forwards
Us the following returns: For Beatty, 8;
Crosson, 1O.-For Huntoon, Z; Walker, L.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19
Memsers Of the TegritOrlaI Leglslature


The Legislative Council is composed of
eleven members the House of Represents
tives Of twenty.two. The two couacilrnen
holding over, Daily ADD Fem. are Democratic
Adding to these two, the four members elect
from BOISE county, one from Owyhee county
and one from Ada connty,we have eight at
least, giving good working majority, in that
body. The eightr representatives from the
Basin, the two iron. Alturas. thDee from
Owyhee and three from AIDA, gives sixteen
Democratic members at least in that branch
Of the Legislature-also a good working
majority.
The following are the names ofthe mem-
hers Of the Legislature as far as heard from
in South idaho.
hEGlsLATaEE COUNCIL
Boise Co.'S. P. SOaniker, Geo. Ainslie,
a !. W. Galloway, u. G. Street.
Ada Co.-H. G.. Riggs.
Allaras Co.'s. b. Oily,
OWyhte Coz Bohapnon.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Buise. Co.-ynosB, sPiarcs. Henry Allen.
rxank Campbell, I.aL.a Timer, 9, D. Sayrs,
~ n PaEkinsoA,s Mat G. Loopey, Jas Carr
AdAfo.-A. Smith. ". 4. Jepkips, J, N.
Iii, p1s Go. r. T. Beatty, Bernard Crosson.
OasAbe 90 Id r Barnes, j. W. Garter
and d s ssegiey.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

ABOUT adozen communications fEomathis
and neigbboring counties areupoa our table
They are principally devoted to descriptions
of political meetings, AS the election IS
over, we shall.let them "sleep the sleep that
knows no waking" Hill Bf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

Aooatract has been made and preI urinary
steps taken, for the building of a railroad on
the ROME from Sioux CITY to Montana and
Idahos EEasternpapeE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19

INFoRMArION wANTED

JAMES w ALKER, who cmigrated from
Y Albion, Canada West, in 1857, and came
across the plains to Calf rDia was last heard
rom in February, 1860, when he was residing at
Watsonville. Santa Cruz county. Any informas
tinn sent to the Carboo Sentinel addressed to
Samuel Walker. Barkervie Williams Creek,
British Columbia, will be thankfully received.
n45w3.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19
JOHN MlTCHELL,s FAMILY.

u
/ EDrroR WORLD: Dear Sir.-Duriug my
recent canvass of yours-county, | have haC
suggestions made to me by several eieizens--
native born and adopted-relaliye 10 .
Testimonial Of respect for John MITCHELL HC
has spent the best part of his life in the SER
vice of great prlnciple-that of THE RIGHT
OF People, whether in Ireland or in Amer
lea, TO Govern THEMSELVES. bis efforts in
both countries have been overcome by brute
force. But the principles winch he advoca-
ted have taken deep root in the hearts of true
men all over the world and will one day
triumph, for
aTruth crushed to earth will rise again.
The eternal years of God are hers"
John Mitchell has lately returned to New
York to labor in his vocation of a journalist
to earn a livelihood for himself and his
family. He was Immediately snatched up by
the harpies of an administration that hates
Irishmen and Democrats with an instructive
and Undying hate, and thrown into prison
He is broken in health aud fortune, Two OF
his noble sens died in the Confederate SER
vice, and ais oldest daughter died, (since the
commencement of the wary at Paris; in
France. tits evident to all who have watch
ed his course that his means canAot be
abundant. 1t was probably their scantiness
that drove him to New York, so soon after
the downfall of the Confederate cause The
support of his broken and crushed family
depended upon the personal exertfons of the
husband and father who now lies a helpless
prisoner In the hands of ferocious puritan
A ADMINISTRATION. Let native and adopted
s-democrats-of Boise Basin, and1
elsewhere, assist his family, if we cannot
reach himself. Let US testify. our apprecia-
ton of John MiLchell's abilities, worth ard
devotion to principle. Let a committee be
appointed in each precinct of Boise county,
70 receive Subscriptions, and let the amount
be assayed aud sent by Hen. E. D. Holbrook.
when he starts for Washington in October
next, to Mrs, Mitchell.
P. j. MALONE.
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Aa.ApDnsgs II tie Friends Of ireland will
ppear next week sas
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N ew this w eek.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A WEEKLY MEETING IF THE FENIAN
IN Brotherhood will take place On Sunday
evening, August 20th, at o'clock P. ~, at their
Hall on Wall st. full attendance is requested.
43wl BY order of the CENTRE.
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Republican

Luckett,.. 149 Friend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-20
News from Fortress Monroe.
FoRrRsss MosRos, Dec. 10, 1895
The steamer General Sedgwick, from Mobile, with
cargo Of cotton for New York has put in here short OF
coal


y,
To Captain TunrxR American and Mexican Mail steamship
Manhattan
.psAR sn-The undersigned passengers on board your
ship In her passage from New York to Vera Cruz de-
srous o. expressing TO you their
your hands we az Tor The admirable manner IN which
and safety during the voyage also desire Y unite n es
50 wohy command and also 70 the comfort Of s internal
Of Ar Officers have combined 70 render our 70
wish and enterprise succea success which
We believe be well merited and which shall unite In
sndesyorne far as lies In our power We arr
vv William Lloyd N Inst .. England; Henry =; Cole
England; bernard a. Caulheld United States W. Ben
neid Cy OF MEXICO; NJ Maury United states OF America
~ ~ Dougias Virginia; James Doce, y. Y. Carter, Viz
Asmus, Germany.
ON BOARD STEAMSHIP MANHArrAr Dec. 1--we, the
passengers from Havana 10 New York by the steamship
Manhatssn the New York aud Vera line desire 10
cypress upcy our appreciation Of the kindness and atten
the table and comfort and accommodations on
mending the 20 the public OF the best sea
boats IN every respect now running between New York
"a. Tiegroa, WIN. DC wale v n Newtirs Henry Cooper
Miguel NJ Absaon EdvsF5s n Araudir ouisrmo Garcia
T. Martin An RaNoSs. Josephns schaeider
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-20
Brooklyn City News.

FIRE IN A BA1LaooM-Shortly before five O'Clock
yesterday morning. while ball. under the auspices OF
Victory Engine Company No. l3 in progress the
Odeon. in Fifth street, z. D., dense smoke suddenly
arose from the basement to the ballroom caused by the
burning Of portion Of the ceiling which took Gre from
dcfect in the heater There was large party present
at the time and dance progress when the smoke
hlled the room Every lady and gentleman present ins
mediaely comprehended the situation, aud acted In
the musicians kept their places. and while the
nled With suocating smoke the dance ended ana the
some Of the ladies' laughingly remarkng as they left
1--WE have only lost dance or two and the boys win
soon put out the fire." This proved to be So as the
Chief Engineer Of the Department. who was present,
with tho assistance OF few gentlemen extinguished
the flames before any great Roadway was made. Loss
about $500 II any panic had arisen this occasion
serious loss OF life and limb would doubtless have
resulted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-20

0eaeraa Grants Hist0ry of enc Wsr-
Important Vows from tho s0athern
Ststes-Operstions OF tho Fenian Bro
Understanding News from Du-
rope, CO., Sc.
will leave this port Thursday for Asplnwau
The mails for Ceatrai America and the South PaciRs
will Gloss 81 halfprt ten O'Clock TO morrow moiss
Tho kxw YosG HssAi.D-Edition for the Paolas--wia
be ready a. half past nine O'Clock in the morning
IL will contain :--General Grants highly nterssssg
Report giving detailed history Of the war from ~
time az his assuming the commandto tho ciose ofths
Rebsiion Interesting intelligence from the S0uthern
States and all portions Of the country; Fall account or
the ksaan Rupture; Late aud interesting News froB
Europe aud accounts OF all interesting events oe ne
day.
snge copies IN wrappers, ready foe maag siEocass.
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The Mutual Coal Company.
TO rHx EDITOR or THE HERALD.
N~~ Xopw racr "a

I notice communication in your issue calculated to
dcpreciate the Mutual Coal ompauy plsn cannot say
anything Of the delnquencies Of other orgsnizaton
but as a specimen OF the prcmpncss Of this company
can state Saturday, the 10th inst subscriptions
OF one hundred and ATTY shares were received from
Poughkeepse, and the same day barge load Of
two hundred tons despatched and the same OF the
village OF Flushing The coal IL shipped within twenty
-four hours from the receipt Of the subscriptions would
further state that our city yard has always been sup
Piled that no subscriber has been Obliged to wait over
one day for his coal This mutual plan that com
mends itself to the community, and especially 10 the
middle classes, with whom u is obiec. 10 economye;
and tho public cannot but approve and have confidence
in q II they will carefully investigate the individual
gaaisss ons before u,vytiug their funis - thein
J RAMSAY, PresideAL
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Parade Of the Metropolitan Fire Depart
meut.

The parade and general review Of the newly organized
Metropolitan Fire Department. to lake place in this city
to-day aside FROM the fact tnat Is the rst since the
dsandng OF the old volunteer force bids fair to be
Of the mos, interesting Of the kind that New
Workers have witnessed in many day. Tho programme
OF arrangements and formation Of the proposed line Of
erday morning To those who did not peruse that docu
ment the following will prove of value-
Tho line will be formed at quarter 10 two O'Clock in
the afternoon precisely officers aud men appearing in
full uniform.
The route q the procession will be up Fourteenth
street 20 Broadway, down Broadway passing the Fire
Commissioners and guests in review the Metropolitan
Hotel; continuing down Broadway to the Park passing
review in front Of the City Hall his Honor the Mayor
the Boards OF Supervisors, Aldermen and Councmen,
Heads Of Departments 80 On passing out Of the east
gate Of the Park the will nle OF and proceed
BY the route 10 their respective locations This
will close the display.