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SPEECH OE TxfE rEESl.
DENT,
Visit Of Southern Refugees The Presl-
Qeut's Answer to their Gro-tfng.

wA.u1xd1os, .Ar11> n This morning dele
CATION Of loyal SoutherneEs called On President
9os9;oa By Esny seuh9 sta
~ Judge Underwood. Of w, who said the vIei-
tors we're for the 1ost part tx:e+, but they hoped
speedily to leturn as tie reccnt utteranccs of the
President had encouraged that hope, and that they
ers Of the rebellion should be punished.
President Johnso1, In response, s1id; "Hts
feelings tally accorded with those Of tho delega-
t1op, that lut tce thou1d be meted out to the lead
peculiar clrcnmstauccs updet which he had 49,
fumcd tho refns Of office. bis position was some.
Whist embarrassing. and be therefore thanked the
visitors for the Encouragement offered lie could
casions He thought be knew wh.t mercy and
p4rdon,ne power was, for he hnd heretofore oe-
cupfed executive positions, AID he had been at-
cuscd Of leaning too much to ,hc side Of mercy;
only With stern, ianexlble justice. The une Il
come when the American people should under
stand the true Character Of the crime OF treasou
The idea had bten PROMULGATED, and By the
leaders Of tho rebellion themselves that treason
would become sufficiently famous. These men
were the a1islocrscy OF the South. God protect
the people from such ID as1stoeracJ as that. Re-
ferrIng to the assassination Of Mr. i4incoln,
President johnson a:trihutea 1t to the foil
spirit, pcrvad,ng the re'SIiion: President
70 one would hesltate 10 say that
he who lakes the life of cns uan +hon1d also for
Ieit life. Then how much more should those be
punished who hive raised their tmp!ous hands
life Of the nation. ve my grant an amnesty and
Into rebellion.
in conclusion the President fald that he hoped
be driven from, tho land. He ehou'd do all In his
power to cAn*t the speedy return Of peace.
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Its Table Of Contents comprises the continuation Of
"Carleton's interesting stnry, swimming his Way =
sights seen In Three Days at Camp Douglas n
the h!story OF mora Of 'Our pogs, BY Mrs. Stowe;
additot al chaptass Of Ahoat In the Fozest :; 'The
New Life ple4snnt little sketch OF Spring, by the
author Of Tte Seren Little Sisters; :; 'The Railroad" !"
by Gail Hamilton; Thu Wonderful Sack" story in
rhyme. By J. T. Trowbrdge chapter that tells how
The Little Prisoner fell Into the hands OF AIosoYs
men more "FaEming for Boys'' and pretty poem,
"Young Love- By Charles A. Barry
'Round the Evening Lamp ls full OF Interest and
mystery.
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ITO WHOLESALE .GROCERS
J. AND Commission MnEcn ASTs.-Wanted by re-
sEcetable aqnnr man situation a. esk ln the a5oye
reference, and security II required. Addscss ." E."
Tribune office. ap15Q3SQ2t-
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The Fall of MontGomery-Thc News Of
the Pre~idenrs Death Mt savannah
and Hilton Head.

NEW YonK.-Aptt1 ci-1'he ste.mer Backsto.e
from Hilton lend, 20th, ts'nss Savannah papers
Of the 18Th. The Savannah Herald. OF the 18th,
rays iDtellis cnce Vas recclved there On the 1alh
CONFIRMING the fall Of MONTGOMERY, Ala. The
plfce was vaeu.!ed BY the rebels and occupied
hy the Federal troops on the 1,th- The rebels re-
treated In the !t1ection u! Columbus. Govern
nent stores We're being removed from Columbus,
The 1ail Of which place was expected BY the next
ncwt from Augusta.
A Savannah letter Of the 18th says, the receipt
OF the int ealieenfe Ut the SD calamity that Is
belal'en the naioa has cast the ptofoundest gloom
sser ns tit 9Is At half must
where. 4 meeting was held at Hilton Head, at
which resolutions condollDg with the nation and
tie family OF the deesased, and calling for a most
yi-crsus prosecution OF the war, were adopted.
On tho s0th, seven arrests we're made at H1lton
BEAD.
On tho receipt Of the sad intelligence in Sayan-
nah, Gen. Grover requested the papcrs to with
held It Until the nfxt morning, aud doubled the
guard throughout tho cIty.
The steamer Blackstone passed the Admiral
Dupont laden with troops, on the afternoon Of
the lot b, at Tybte Bar.
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PHILADELPHIA, April s4.-Jay Cooke reports
ie Of 730s to-day nj s7l $50. Largss: Eastern
euEscript.ons we're s3D,uo from N:w York,
snhscrintiops were $3oO, COO from Memphis, $3.50,
MD from Cleveland. and 900 f1om Detroit
Also 800 individual subscriptions.
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tious throughout the land he requested 70 take
up collection on The second Sunday In May,
isC5. for sa.d purposes and remit as a!o1> said.
Ttso!rtd, That tic colored population Of our
country to whom, our lamented Chief Magistrate
was 70 generous beretnctor, be requested to
contribute during said week, or az Roon thereafter
us conve niept and remit ns afo.eshtd.
Reholred, That every individual who reyers the
nhme ot Abraham, Lincoln, and who may des1re
10 act separately be requested to contribute dur
ing ea,d week or as go n thereafter as convent
ent and retnft as Aforesaid.
Afsofred, That the National BRDks aud Post
Masters throughout The nation he the erent5 OF
raid associations for remittance Of contri Buttons
Resolrfd;7 That the above resolution be tzaus-
1nfthd BY telegraph and published in every
newspaper IN the country as Speedily as possible,
JAS. G. COSkLIEu, Jous STUAnT
Secretary. Cha1rman
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DRICES REDUCED. We are
l. now prepared 10 offer to our patrons, at greatly
reduced prices. entire stock Jcwry It is Of
superior quality, and has been selected with the ut
most care FOR city and country tsade- Ne oez also
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nleDt Associations.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.]
SPn1saF1EID, Aprila4.
General Palmer telegraphs from louisville that
Governor Brauc:1e anti IN Official delegation Of
about twenty, from Kentucky, will visit Spring
field, to attend The funeral Of President Lincoln.
1t is decided to have the funeral ceremonies per-
forns on Saturday, May 9Th. Bishop Simpson
bas consented to be here, and will deliver the
orat1on.
oye1 100 commissions wcro issued from the Al.
Jutant Generals Office to-lty, bcing promotions
IN the old regiments to fill vacancies causcd by
death b and promotion.
The eoldiere at Camp Butler have organized
soldiers and sat1ors' association for the pu1 poso
Of building monument 10 the memory OF Abra-
ham Lincoln.
A national mo ument association has also been
organized, and Governor Oglehhy chosen as the
President: Each National nank is contributed an
soliciting ard receiving funds Tor the purpose
contemplated. It Is expected TINT vast amount
Of money wilt be collected in abort time. as
doubtless cyery loyal man, woman and child will
esict 1t favor to give something to tho Lincoln
monument.
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LEES REBEL AENlY.
Violations OF the Paro1c-.Last Of Leesa
ARMY going Home, Etc.

NEW YORK, April ea.-The HorlTs Washing
ton special says lctter from Bnrkesville, Va,
k1ates that sonle Of the paroled men from Loe'a
a1my have been detected In fearing up the rail-
road between that place and Richmond. The par
ties were not caught, but II arrested they are
liable 10 be tried and Immediately shot for viola
tion Of their parole.
The eeme correspondent adds that the last rem
runt OF Lees army composed Of come dozen reyt-
meute and one uld ambulance. had the day before
taken their melancholy departure for home. A
good many Of Lees old officers declare that they
an never lire In the South OF North, and that
they ahsll either 20 to Europe or to Mexico,
though they prefer to JOIN the North, and enforce
The Ii Qhrot doctrine on the latter.
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EuccctAful Encounter with 6uerII1as.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LouIs, April y.
Gen. snnbotn teleCraphs from Springfield, Mo-,
10 Headquarters Department Of The Missouri, un-
der date Of April SD, that Major Small, command
1nc detachment Of the 1eth Missouri cavalry
volunteers, encountered party Of 6fty Eueritlas
near V;sge. opposi'e 1he mouth q zig Gr4v:rs.
Martin.
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FUNERAL CIFs 5EEE,

By the Prssident:
Wx. HUNTER, Asst sec'y OF Sts.e.
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SrnMeF1r1p. ILL.,, April a4.-1n the name Of the
Committee Of Arrangements, we are authorized to
announce that the funeral and Iurle1 Of cur ID
merted PRECEDENT will take place in this city on
Saturday, May 9Th, at tweive O'Clock N. The
tod, will lie In state In the Hall Of the House Of
Representatives from ten O'Clock a. m. on Wed
nv=day until ten o'clock d. m. on Saturday.
SHARON TYSDALE, Sec'y ofState.
O. II. MINER. State Auditor.
JAME9 4. BEYERIpaK, Htate Treas.
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NEW Yonk. April 94.-The New York 7ines'
Washington special eays: t'Hoeby secured a BIZ
eia Of agreement similar to thst obtained by
Johnston. person who was present at the con-
sultauon Informs the correspondent that the mem
orandnm or basis Of agreement was drawn up BY
General Chapman, In prefence Of twenty-five
Union and twent5 rebel officers, and provided that
Mosly should surrender upon the snmn terms a.
Jchneton, II the latter should Rurrenaer-that a
two days arn,sdce should 1e allowed, to submit
sal, that II Hancock approved then ten days were
to be allowed Mosby to get a reply from Johnston.
ard In the meantime no skirm,shtng snoula taku
place III Fauuuter and Lcu1on counties that II
Johnston fa,led to surrender, or got whipped,
Motby would surrender on the terms upon which
Lee surrendered
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= tlc Grief Of the Peopie-roppprhead
knowledge Of the murder-Great
Fire.

(3pec.nl Dispatch to The Chicago Tdbune.1
ST. PAU, Apr1l q.
The telegraph being ont Of order prevented my
1r]inc you the deep grief Of the people, owing 70
1Ae assassination Of the Tresidsnt All business
vas suspended and funeral services were held
here on Wednesday.
prominent coprsrhead Of ST. c1oud, In this
Etate told man, in prescnec Of WITNESSES. Friday
uleht three hours before the assassination occur-
rcd. that Lincoln and Seward were murdered.
4 nrc in Minneapolis, or 1huraday, destroyed
fixfeen buildings in the heart Of the town, iacul-
1uv the Po+t Office. Loss $l5l0N.
Snow fell al day Friday.
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New GonK, APr! -capa'9 ISN'T. Smith, ct ths ths
f53S n9,e5 sIstes conau 1 tha1e
6r. bacseuT, Of Wim9stons dns;9 n e, S.o1 had col
lected four bales Of Infected s9tdtng ~ ,Fo nespi
hs he pn1poac @ of sple,ding the yellow fever in the
city. The clothing vas 'elzed and was to be
bs4Et ta3
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Later from Stonentan's. .E1pedi-

L1fCT 1T0N1 Sf0I1Ex04N7SIG 3 IGtI&leU1.
HON,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, ,Apr1. - Among tho trophies
Of Stoneulan's expedition are twelve batt!e.lags
and banners, and one old United States hag, found
in the house OF loyal citizen 1t Salisbury. The
famous pen, where many unfortunate Union prls-
oners p1ned 1heit lives awuy, Was burned to the
ground. few United States prisoners were
found skeletons Of their former selves. Almost
ali Of them died on their why to Knoxville. They
preferred to die under the shade OF the Stats and
Stripes to being left in the ioathsome hospitals Of
Cali
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FROM THE GULF STATES.
The News Of Lces8 Surrendcr-Jef.
Davis, suicide Of Gov.
Million, Of Fleridn.

INV YonK, April ai.-fate Savannah pspers
ray that the newn Of Lees surrender passed over
the telegraph line At Mi!len, Gu, Wednesday the
18th, and was hailed by many with joy. The
railroad between Macon and Columbus Was cut
the Fame da5 By our cavalry coming from Dalton
ard going towards Macon.
The Augusta Cons&i&utionaiist OF the 1eth says !:
"Jef. Davis has gone either to the Trans Miss
1estppi Department Or to Europe, he taking with
him half million In specie.
The Lake City, {Fla..1 tblum6on announces th.t
Gov Milton, Of Florida. hi. committed suicide
lY shooting himself With pistol.
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Public Esull Destroyed.

NEW YonK, April e4.-The eminent Epis-opa
divine. ", a. Creighton, D. D., ii. d ut Beech
word, near Tezrytowu, Yesterday, in the :ith year
xnf r. htc
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CAIRO, April 24.-The steamer Henry Ames,
from New Orleans. arrived a: 1880 this afternoon.
V;cksburc taking On ISIS paroled Federal sol-
dfers. belonging to yariops Western regimanse,
but mostly from this State. Some OF them are
from the rebel prisoners pen at Anoerso17llle'
Gn
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C.cisnA11, April 2i-The Huston Hall, at
Dayton. Was destroyed hv frH this morning. Los
boat {7Q100. Insured $25,0C9.
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Nrv YcnK, April 24-The Stock Board and tha
God Boaro hive each adjourned nptil Wcdno.day
1aosn1ng ut ten O'Clock
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Trouble with the Shenandoa1l-Secre.
tary EeNard's Ordcr-French H. Ia
lions With the Un1tcd SlateA-TAe
TaIlall 4&see Mt Liverpool attempt
TO ResuscItaxo Notwithstanding
M8fket1s
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Mem advertisements


Pleassntiy1ocaed west OF Railroad. Lot f,0xlGo OF.
fesel Tor Il ree days at only t4,Dd0. Very chsa-.
Apply 10 BAIRD & EApLEf.
Rr95uS1 1t Cor LAsc AND Ll1 4}e-Sts,
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And Machines for sale Price within the reach OF all.
Ptrsons Mt distance can Obtain Al. tn necessary In.
inr,nattnn md mach Inc By enclosing 80 t. ass A.
Chicago, r. 0. Box CTS ap3su5I 2tnet
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The First Floor and Basement, is by = FRET on State
street, lakr for rent. two year, from lst nf
May. lnqutEt oi :. II. kEl.F0OT &CO.. Dearborn
street. ar.ln6S)+srnet
r 1ECOLN PHOTOGRAPHS |
- SPLENDID L1KESEss. suitable for sylo oynl
frames. Il 50 rer toZ "a l- AaA.En. nf.a De-
pornE hie Aasassnattont'' .Ize and prices ditto
Card r!ze. II - PC dog Gems, q cens One
Of BIsBEE q 1SGRAHAM. 10 CLARK st., Ch!csso.
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

Il gentleman from Europe ~fshes a Teacher to learn
him the English language Please address "W1LL1Ax ~
Post Office Drawer }0O8, Chicago. ap21n15t1t
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sherfHss sale.
.Y virtuelof an Execution Of decretal order

ID Y virtue of an Execution or decretal order to
Id me directed, issued out of the District Court
OF the Second Judicial District in and for Boise
county, Idaho Territory and tested on the 18th
day of March, 1865, upon decree Of foreclosure
therein rendered and docketed on the 18th day of
July. 1864, in a cause wherein Ell. w. Corbett W as
plaintiff and John H. Gerrish and - Palmer
were defendants, commanding me to sell certain
mortgaged premises therein described for the sat
isfaction of the amount adjudged to be due said
plaintiff from said defendant, in said Decree viz :
the sum of One Thousand Four Hundred and fifty
four Dollars and Thirty-four Gents, with interest
thereon at the rate Of twelve per cent. per annum
from the said 18th day of July, 1864, and the
further sum of $4675 costs besides accrnng costs,
will on the 18th day of April. 1865. between the
hours of II o'clock A M and 2 O'Clock P M, at the
Court House door of said county, sell to the high
est bidder for cash said morgaged premises, and
all interest and estate which said defendants Or
eitherof them and the firm Of Palmer & Gerrish
held and owned therein on the29th day of August
1868, or which they or either of them have since
acquired therein, viz: that certain real estate,
house and lot located on the northeast corner of
Wall and Montgomery streets, in Idaho city, in
said county, being lot No. (sixl in block No g.
[nine fronting Is feet on Wall street and 30 feet
On Montgomery street. with all the appurtenauces
and Entertainments thereto belonging.
n21w4 A. O. BOWEN, Sheriff.
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SUMMONS.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-ss.
In the Probate Court OF Boise county. l. T. James
Davis VS.. H. J.. Hustled Il VIM. Wood.
To H. L. Hustled and VIM. WOOD: H
TN the name of the people of the United States
L in the Territory Of Idaho, you are hereby mott
fed that there is now on file in the Office of the
Clerk Of the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho
Territory, the COMPLAINT OF JAMES DAVIS,
that you are indebted to plaintiff in the sum of Two
Hundred and Ten Dollars: for medical attendance
and medicines furnished, particularly set forth
in account filed with the complaint now in this
office and that unless you appear and answer to
said complaint within thirty days after the 18th of
March, exclusive of the day of service; judgment
will be taken against you by default, for the sum
of two hundred and ten dollars, with costs of suit.
In testimony whereof, l, JIM. Shepherd, Ex-
...... Ofieio Clerk of the Probate Court, have
SEAL: hereunto set my hand and affixed the
t.. seal of said Court, at Idaho City, this
Ninth day of March, A. D. 1865.
M. SHEPHERD, Ex.Oficio Clerk P. G.
- BRADSHAW, Attorney for Plaintiff. 2Ow4
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Summons.


Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-ss
In the District Court; for the Territory of Idaho,
Second Judicial District
Horatio Seymour VS. Geo. N. Spears.
To GEO. N. SPEARS:
T N the name Of the people of the United States
1 in the Territory of Idaho, you are hereby noti-
fed that there is now on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court'of the Second Judicial
district of said Territory, in Idaho city, county of
Boise. the complaint of Horatio Seymour, claim
ing of you the sum of Fifteen Hundred and Ninety
five dollars, and that unless you appear and an
swer to said complaint within forty days after the
I'D day of April, A. D. 1865, Exclusive of said
I'D day of April, 1869, judgment will be taken
against you by default for said sum of Fifteen
Hundred and Ninety-fve Dollars, with legal in
terests and cost of suit. b,s
In testimony whereof. J. John G. Henley, Clerk
r--- of said District Court, have hereuntO
SEAL set my hand, and affixed the seal of
- said Court, at Idaho City, this 10th day
of March A. D., 1865. JOHN G, HENLEY,
E. D. HoLBooK, Atty for pl.f. Clerk of D. G..
nZlW0 -
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Summons.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-SS.
In the Probate Court IN and for said county.
Jacob Painter VS.. George Densrnore.
TO GEOR,,E Den SMORE 4Isels
T the name of the People of the United States,
l. in the Territory of Idaho. you are hereby noti-
fed that there is now on file in the Office of the
Probate court Of Boise county, Idaho Territory,
the complainto of Jacob Painter, praying Judgment
against you in the sum of five hundred and eighty
seven dollars and ninety cents. for cash loaned,
lumber and merchandise furnished you at your
special instance and request. between the lst day
of November, 1862 and the 18th day of January,
1865, the notes of which will more fully appear
by complaint now on file, and that unless you APP
pear and answer to said complaint within forty
days after the 9Th day of March, 1865 exclusive
of the day last mentioned, the said plaintiff Will
take judgment against you for the sum herein
specified with cost of suit. 4
In testimony whereof /, j, NJ. Shepherd, Elk
.... Office Clerk Of said Probate Court have
SEAL: hereunto set my hand and affixed the
1890 seal of said Probate Court, at Idaho
City, this lst day of March, A. D. 1865.
CO.'S j. M. SHEPHERD, EXOfficio Cl'k p. C.
E. d. HoLBRooK, Atty for Pl'ff. 20w4
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.TafritorY Of Idaho County Of Boise-SS.

Territory Of Idaho, County of Boise-SS.
In the Probate Court in and for said county.
Jacob Painter, Plif VS.. George Densmore, Def't.
TO GEORGE DENSMORE:
TN the name of the People of the United States
i in the Territory of Idaho. you are hereby mott
fed that there is now on file in the Office of the
Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Territory,
the complaint of Jacob Painter against you, in
which he asks Judgment in the sum of five hun
dred and fifty dollars and sixty cents. on two cer-
tain promissory notes made, executed and deliver
ed by you-the one to Jacob Painter in 1868, the
other to --, in the State Of Oregon, in 1861 -
copy of which notes are now on file in the office
Of the said Probate Court, and unless you appear
and make answer to said complaint within forty
days after the 5th day of March, A. D. 1865, ex-
elusive of the day last mentioned, Judgment will
be taken against you by default for said amount
with costs of suit.
In testimony whereof ~. M. Shepherd, Ex
...... Officio Clerk of Probate Court have
SEAL: hereunto set my hand and affixed the
= 49,. seal of said Court, this lst day ofMarch,
1865. j. M. SHEPHERD, Elk ,Oficio elk. P. B.
E. D. HoLBRooK Atty for Plff. 2Ow4
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SOUTH BOISE EXPREss.
EstabIished 1869.

NHE public are informed that during the coming sea-
son this express will run regularly from Boise Basin
and Boise City to the South Boise and Yuba mining towns
connecting with Wells Fargo Co. At an early day
the prices viii be reduced to the lowest possible paying
rates. The distance from Boise City VIA IDAHO to Rocky
Bar is twenty-five miles shorter than the Newberg mail
route and be made in less time We shall pay par
ticuar attention to carrying all kinds of legitimate ex-
press matter the sale of California papers in the mines
filling orders for ladies' goods etc. etc. as heretofore
Offices at Boise City, Placervle, Centreyille Pioneer
and IDAHO with Messrs. Wells, Fargo & Co.
Agents-Rocky Bar, Messrs. DiIley Dover.-Bed Rock
City, S. Mattingly, Esq--IDAho, C. L. Goodrich.
NB. Goods purchased by us in IDAHO for ladies and
other parties throughout Boise Basin will be sent D.
by Wells Fargo Co.'s Express Orders must be signed
by responsible to receive attention and addressed
"Agent South Boise Express, Idaho City,"
We shall employ messengers who energetic and
Trustworthy We intend to retain the patronage and
confidence which we have acquired.
@. L. GOODRICH, supt
IDAHO March IL. 1S65-2Otf
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Administrator Notice.

In Probate Court, Boise County, /. T.
In the matter of the estate of William Daley, de-
ceased. &, af ats1.4 IaH aHaiaits 5uta
The people of the United States of the Territory
of Idaho send greeting;
TN pursuance of an order of this Court duly
l. entered OF record on the first day of March,
1865, notice is hereby given that the Fourth Mon"
day in March, 1865, the first day of the next reg.
ular term of said Court, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, of
said day, at the Probate Court room in Idaho city,
has been appointed for hearing the application Of
John Noon, praying that document now on file
in this Court, purporting to be the last will and
testament of William Daley, deceased, be admit
ted to prabate, and that letters testamentary be
issued to John Noon with the viii annexed as
Administrator, at which time and place all per-
sons interested may appear and contest the same.
t, In witness whereof / have hereunto
SEAL set my hand and the seal of said Court
t~~' this 1st day of March, 1865.
1855 hs j. M. SHEPHERD,
nl9w4 p. J. and Elk Ofdcio elk.
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Summons.

.-. Territory of Idaho. County of Boise.
In Justices Court, Before 7. H. Galloway, J. p.
j. H. VREELAND VS.. G. N. SPEARS.
To THE DEFENDANT (SPEARs).: 51l6I
Il before the undersigned, a Justice Of the
Peace in and for said county of Boise. atmy office
in the town Of Centervlle and county aforesaid on
the Sth day of April, 1865, at one o'clock ?. NJ to
answer the complaint of said plaintiff. of which
he claims of you the sum of Ninety.nine Dollars.
for work done on house in Pioneer CITY, in the
county of Boise. And, take notice that. if Won
fail so to appear and answer, said plaintiff will
take Judgment against you for the sum of ninety
my hand this 9th day of March, 1865. ~
20w4 7. II. CALLAWAY T. p