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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29

10y virtue of an execution issued out OF the
ID District Court of the I'd judicial District IN
aud for the county of Boise, upon a judgment rem
dered in said court, wherein Edward McLane IS
plaintiff, and Thomas Wilson and Harrison Greek
are defendants, for the sum of four hundred and
sixty and 25lOO dollars, judgment and costs OF
suit, duly tested the 18th day of July A. d. 1860.
I hare seized and takenin execution the following
described property to-wit; That piece or parcel
of land situate in Idaho City, ]. IT, fronting twen-
ty.fve (25) feet on Main street and extending back
eighty (8O) feet and bounded on the north by the
house and lot of P B. Smith, on the south by the
house and lot occupied by Louis Levy, together
with all and singular the tenements hereditments
and appnrtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining. Public notice is hereby given
that Oh Saturday the 18th day of August, a. D.
1865, at u o'clock, NJ, will sell in front of the
Court House door at public auction, for gold coin
or equivalent in clean gold dust the above de-
scrbed property, to the highest bidder to satisfy
said execution and all accruing costs,
40. BOWEN, Sheriff
DATED IDAHO CITY, July 20, A. D. 1895. T39w3
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Sherif,s Sale.

10Y virtue of an execution issued out OF the
} Distr ct court in and for the county OF BOISE
Idaho Territory, upon judgment rendered IN said
court wherein j. J. Dooley is plaintiff and }. A.
Knows is defendant for the sum of 81, 289,86,
with interest and costs of suit. duly tested Jrly
9Th, A. D. 1868, did on the 18th day OF July A. d.
1865, levy upon all the right, title claim and in
terest of the said Knowles, of, in and to the FOL"
lowing described property situate in Boise county
viz /: That mining claim situate on the SCUM
side of Moore's creek, being2O0 feet in length at
the west end and 60 feet at the east end and ex-
tending back to the hill. 3D. a bar claim opposite
said claim, 200 feet wide in front and running to
the rise of the hill and situated on the south SIDE
cf Moore's creek. ID, one fourth interest IN a
claim situate on the south side OF Moore's creek
800 feet in length and 200 feet in width and rum
ming back to the hill, being an undivided interest.
4th, claim situate on thenorth side OF Moore
creek being 200 feet in length (more or less) 100
feet deep, all ofsaid mining ground being situated
on Moore's creek about one mile from Idaho cfty'
and known as Knowles claims. Public notice IS
hereby given that on Saturday the 5th day OF Of
August. A D. 1865, at IL o'clock NJ, Will sell
in front of the Conrt House door in Idaho Clty'
the above described property to the highest bidder
for cash to satisfy said execution and all accrulhS
COSTS Dated Idaho City, July l4th, 1867
38w37 A. 0. BOWEN, Sheriff.
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SheriHs Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued out OF just.
Is ce's. Court before Walter Burns, JUSTICE OF
the Peace in and for the county OF BOISE nDo n.
Judgment rendered in said court, wherein =. Cal-
Iahan is plaintiff, and Glover, Compton q CO. are
defendants for the sum of seventy-hve ($l2l all-
lars judgment and costs of suit. duly tesIe9 Inc
18th day of July, A. D. 1866 have seizGo ana
taken in execution the following described pro-
perry, towlt all the right, title claim and nters
est of the defendants, Glover, Compton d 20. Iau
June %, 1865 of in and to the following mining
claims, viz that certain mining claim situate 1Sf on
Moore's creek, south side, opposite :" w arm
Spings,n being As feet in width and LOU Ieet
more or less, in length, bounded on the eas'ery
side by Dreer & Co.'s claim on the westerly soe
by Ride i Mead's claim, also claim situate ne
tween Montgomery and Main Streets and Com
mercial and Walla Walla streets, Idaho City, IN
the rear Of the Montana House." being Az oU
feet more or less. Public notice is hereby gwen
that on Saturday. the 18th day of August, a. y:
1865, II NJ, will sell in front OF the Court
House door, Idaho City, at public anction, Tor
gold Coin or its equivalent in clean gold dust tne
above described property, to the hig hest bidder 70
satisfy said execution al d all accruing c0sts.
A.O.BOWEN. Sheriff.
DATED IDAHO Cry. July 20 A. D. 1860. l39W3
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Hospital AffaIrs---To Whom it may Con

The ATTENTION Of the Board Of County Commissioners
URGENTLY called for by the Grand Jury through your
columnsof the 22d inst in regard to the present man.
agement and condition of the County Hospital" is
piece of fagant injustice doubt unfntentionay, to-
wards the proprietress of said institution.
No one of the least sensibty honesty Of opinion,
but may ascertain for themselves the injustice which the
assertion by taking the necessary steps to acquire
accurate information.
The hospital has ever been open for inspection. The
price of provisions last spring. and the loss by
fire, and unavoidable expenditures thereby incurred,
have made it easy task to carry the institution.
Not one in hundred in these mountain Businesses,
has much to eat and drink Of good quality,
comfortable beds and bedding the inmates here.
Ills true the patients have not SOFAS dvans or easy
chairs will they be to be provided with these
axuries until such time when the county shall see prop
per to erect suitable buildings and furnish the
We had been taught that Grand Juries from the
PEERS of MEN, endowed with that spirit of chartabeness
and uprightnesS of mind which, without due investga-
tion, detracts not from the merits of any.
Trusting that spirit of inquiry made, through PER-
soNAL INSPECTION and INVESTIGATION by any who may
legally decide upon the merits dement's of hospital
affairs, remain
Respectfully Yours,
DELILAH CASTER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29
Sheriff . sale.

Y virtne Of an execution to INC directed IS
5 sued out of the court Of J. L. McGownd' a
justice Of the Peace in and for Idaho city Boise use
county, on jndment rendered therein on the
23d day of February, 1865, in favor OF the peoplG
of the United States and Territory Of Idaho ana
against Allen & Elliott for tbirtythree 80 -oO doI-
snit and Seventy three 100 dollars cost of said
suit suit did on the 8th DAY of May 1865, levy upon
the he following described property to.wit Ono
house and lot'used for livery stable, situate IN
xhe village of Centeryile Boise county, fronting
on the south side of Washington street thirtyhyo
feet, Being lot block IA, as the proDty OF A a.
the 9Th day of August, 1865, atl3 o'clock M. on
said day at the Court House door in Idaho city.
sell the above described property to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy said execution and acc-
ing cost. A. .. BQWhN, Sherln'
39w3. By j. Tyson, Dept'y.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-29

THE DEMOCRATS have carried the elections
in ST. Paul and Red Wing, Minnesota.
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summons.
Territory of Idaho, couR ty of Boise
. n;nt,ict court Cncand District

Territory of Idaho County of Bosses.
In the District court, Second District.
J.F. Skanks vs. Emily Skanks
To Emily Skapks:
the name of the people of the United States in tho
Territory Of Idaho; you hereby notified 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, Boise county the complaint Of j. 4.
Skanks praying that the bonds Of matrimony existing
between You and said plaintiff be dissolved on the
grounds Of adultery and wIfl deserton and for the
Care and custody of Amanda and Frederick Skanks chill
dren and issue Of the said parties in the relation of
rage and that unless You appear and answer to said
complaint within forty days after the 18th day of July
A. D. 1865 exclusive of said last mentioned day. the
said planef will take judgment against You by defut,
and apply said court for the relief demanded in his
said complaint
In testimony whereof, I, VIM. B. Daniels, clerk OF
~ said District court, have hereunto set my
SEAL hand and affixed the seal of said court at Ida
--ho city this goth day of July. D 1865.
W. B.DANIELS. clerk District court.
CHAs G. DUDLEY Atty for Pl'ffn39w5
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Ssh oriH,s Sale.

10y virtue of an execution issued out OF Justi-
. ce's Court before Walter Burns, Justice OF
the peace, in and for the county of Boise, upon
Judgment renderedin said court, wherein L.. n:
Philips is plaintiff and James Bennett is defendant
for the sum of fifteen ($l5) dollars, Judgment and
costs of suit, duly tested the 5th day Of July, A.
D. 1868, l have seized and taken in execution the
following described property, to-wit: all the night
had July LIST, 1865, in and to a certain frame
house situate on the north side of Wall street. in
Idaho City, bounded on the east by residence and
store of A. P Turner, on thewest by the house OF
Catharne J. Mcintyre. Public notice is hereby
&. D. 1865, at u o'clock NJ, will sell in the front
of the Court House door, Idaho City, at public
auction for gold coin or its equivalent in clean
gold dust, the above described property, to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said execution and all
accruing COSTA
A. O. BOWEN, Sheriff.
DATED TDAHo Cry. july 90 A. p. 1865. L39w3
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DISSOLUTION.

Cohn & Bohm will continue the Dry Goods.
Clothing and general variety business ut the old
stand of Mannheim, Cohn & Co.. c. rner Wall and
Main streets. Thankful for the patronage be-
slowed upon the old firm, the new firm asks a
continuance Of the same. COIN & BONN.
Idaho City, July 20, '65.-39w3.
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Administrators Notice.

administrators Notice.
A LII creditors of the estate Of William Thomas
IA Jaynes, deceased, are required to present tho
same to the undersigned with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from date of first
publication OF this notice, or be forever barred.
(3Sw4I WIN. HO WARD Administrator.
Alturas City, Alturas Co., ]. I. July 3, 1865.
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DELILAH CASTER.

Musr HAVE Ir.-The S. F. Flag the leading
and most influential Republican paper in Cal
ifornia, specially endorsed by the state con-
vention as the authorized organ of the party,
says:
We do not intend to support any candidate
for nomination to the Legislature who will
not confess himself favorable to such amend
ment of the state constitution as may Oe 7e-
cessary to enable colofed freemen to vote.-
We don't think that any person who hesitates
to do that, is fit either to conducta progress
sive Union newspaper, or to- represent Union
men in the Legislature or elsewhere.
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Sherif's Sale.

DATEp TpAHo C1TY. Jnly 90. a. D. 1855. L59
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New YoRK AND OwYHEE G. 4 S. NJ. Co.
Mr. G. Collier Robbins returned from New
York by the steamship Brother Jonathan,
bringing with him from the Pacific Foundry
at San Francisco, a quartz mill of thirty
stamps, together with two large boilers and
engines of sixty. horse power, purchased at a
cost of $32, oO0by the New York and Owyhee
Gold and Silver Mining Company, corpora
tion of $25O.0o0 capital stock paid in. organ
lied in New York City, for the development
of the lodges OF Idaho, of which company Mr.
Robbins is Superintendent.
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ARMY OBDER.-The following official order
from Headquarters Department of the Pacific
has been issued:
Hereafter no one, not in the military SER
vice, viii be arrested within this Department,
by military authority, excep. in pursuance of
special orders in each case from Department
or District Headquarters. By command of
Major General Mcdowell.
R. C. DRuM, Asst Adj't Gen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-30

CAIRO, JAM ~, 1900
The steamer Belle Of Memphis has arrived, with two
hundred and eghtyfour bales OF cotton from Memphis
band Of guerilas attacked pickets back Of Mem
phs Thursday but were driven or with tho loss Of
their leader and several Others
Sixteen desertors from Tennessee regiments came into
lines the day and made application TO take the
amnesty oath. They report that grca. many Of their
comrades watch the opportunity to desert and that the
republication Of Gnts order greatly encouraged de-
ser,em Great numbers coming over our lines a.
various points.
Further particulars Of the explosion OF the Eclipse
have been received Twenty were killed instantly
There are many missing supposed to DO
drowned The clerk Of tho steamer and scvc-
raj Of the crew along with tho killed Tho
scaded suerers-over sixty in number, mostly belong
ing the Ninth Indiana batery-were brought 10 Padu
cab yesterday and placed in the hands Of the post sur
eeon
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THE SOUTHWE ST.

Ons Hundred and Forty Lives Lost by
the Explosion or the Steamer Eclipse
Seizure OF the Steamer Mustang and
Arrest and Commkttal OF Her Crew, Sc.
Caro- JAM 49, 1885,
The steamer Eclipse which exploded her boiler In the
Tennessee river, opposite Jacksonville, the Goth
instant bad on board the members Of the Ninth Indiana
battery and other roops In all hundred and
foEsy lives were lost BY the accident
The vicksburg Herald Of the 18th states that gunboat
No seized the steamer Mustang, at Skpworths Land
Ing Tho Mustang in the service Of special scouts
formerly commanded by Lieut. Earl Some thirty special
scouts wsrs on board who had running the boat up
and down the river committing depredatlons not in 40
cordance with the duties Of United States soldiers They
were arrested and committed TO JAIL and will be sent TO
General Candy.
The New Orleans steamer Olive Branch had ninety two
bales Of cotton FOR Cairo
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nsw hope; feed, coshs and pay the army; take
Of soldiers families protect the people from
PRECIOUS sxactions, promptly incompatible and
incapable ocers and smployss; mako the public bur-
dens uniform. Bring all the business talent and energy
that DO obtanabls into the public service, and the
amount Of hitherto undeveloped strength which this
country would exhibit would astonkh ourselves
Then let all our authorities legislative executive and
mnistal, grid themselves for efforts and improved
planA The times invite and require this A we love
country and cherish independence let US allow No
delav
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OrwUSG NtcHr At Iur AcApgsy OF MrTc.--The orcrn
% Don ssbdsiga viii be given as The opening perform
al the Academy OF Aislc, with many attractive
compartments By Max Maretzek, on Thursday next On
tho 81 % February Aabers version Of Fla Didroio
will be produced aud - Saturday tho lth or February,
Tollpio viii 10 performed matinee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-30

THE Nsw AaTsrs.-Mr Max strakosoh, who has
Gently returned from Europc, has succeeded In engag
Ing Nile Helene dc Katow, who spoken Of as a wonder.
fll performer the vlooacclo. Nile De Katow has
never appeared before Tho American public An engage
mcnt has also been perfected with Mr. James NJ wehl
the pisns. Mr. wehl comes 10 ~ highly recommended
arc made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-30
Great Fire ut Richmond, Tnaiana-Loss
Nearly 5000. 900.

FItHfUNHp fHu sNI. -, I5Vos
The pork packing and Wholesale grocery estab-
Iehment OF Van Dcman a Reid, was entirely de-
stroved by arc this morning at two o'clock. Loss about
$50 900; insured for $500 Tho commission house Of
T. j. Williams, adjoining, was also burned. Loss from
sra 600 to $4,000, wool belonging 70 Thomas Wood
nut The insurance expired on Thursday last Tho
oncc OF the c. and @. A. Railroad WIS also entirely
consumed, with most Of the papers Los probably
300 o00
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The Rebel Congress.

In the senato yesterday meesage was received from
tho President OF the Confederate States vooing the bill
snthorzng tho mailing OF newspapers TO the army FREQ
Ia the House or representatives the veto Of the bill In
crcasing the number OF midshipmcn In tho navy WA
sustained and the bill rejected.
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WAR GAZETTE.

The Omcinl Orders for MiiIt-ary Depart
mental ReorgHpizatiop-N Caro-
lima Added To the Department. of the
South, aud the Departments or the
Ohio a md tho "a nibcrinnd &c m sol idntc'-
Arizona Rcanuexed To the Department ~
the PaciGc-IufunI Arran grment for
the Release or Prisoners or War from
Close Confinement, &c., sc.
REANNExArIoS or ARIZONA 10 THE DEPARTMENT
or THE PACIFIC.
war Dxp,prsxSr, !
Apyrr,yr Gr> n ~ OYftcr,
w,snSGros, Jan 20, 1866.
The Territory o, Ariyon, s reannrScd 20 The Dcpsrt.
mont o. the Pacin under the command VI ilaor Con-
raj NcDowe headquarters at , zen r,"csc9 &c California
T. d. T,wSvrsr. Assistant Adlu,sni General
NORTH CAROLINA AppED 70 THE DEPARTMENT OF
rHr SOUTH.
cySvRAL 1870.
was Dyr,nrsxsr s,varsAu, GAL
Jan IL 1905. I
The limits fthe Department o. tho so,th are extended
Nc AZ to en- bra tho State Of North Carolina The head
quarters will remain at Hilton Head The department
wn until further instrnccns be subject TO the orders
ami ccsauol " nalor General shermrn
L. d. Towssssp, A. A. O.
RELEASE or PRrsosEEs OF War FROM COMBINE
gENr IN IRONS.
GENERAL 0RD Rs-Eo D.
Wan prrAaT1.s' i 1897 MI " ~ Ssas
proposal having been made by Robert oud, on the
21d or August last the effect that prisoners OF war on
each side be released from confinement, close, or In
irons, the may be, and either placed In tho
condition OF other prisoners sent to their
respective homes for their canvncuse which proposal
duty approved by The secretary ~ War; II s hereby
order that all Confederate prisoners of that
within the of said accepted proposal be released
and Fort Monroe, there ~ be detained subject 70
the orders ~ eutennnt Colonel John milford Agent
for The Exchange OF Prisoners D. enable him carry THO
proposa into effect In executing this order the express
zion confinement close will be constructcd meaning
prisoners confined in coils
By order ~ the SECRETARY OF WAR
A. A. SicBoLs, Acting Adjutant General.
CONSULTATIONS or TnR DEPARTMENTS or TIE OHIO
AND THE CUMBERLAND.
GENERAL nRDrns--yO. 8.
WAR DErkHrxksr, ArJUTAsr cENRslt's 0vvrcB
WssHivrr0S, Jan. IL 1866. I
BY direction of tho President the pepament or tho
Ohio " united to Lat Of The Cumberland which will
brace such parts OF Mississippi Alabama and Georgia
may occupied by troops nder the command by Major
General Thofna. Major General Schocd win turn
10 General Thomas All archives, papers, 40 appcr,aning
20 the hcadq arters OF the Department, of the Ohio
BY order uf tie SECRETARY OF WAR
A. A. EIcaoLs Assistant AeJutsDt General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-30
Arrival from savannah.

DALIhohF, Jau ~ iov"s
Tho steamer Commander, from Savannah, Ga, with
cotton and rice for Now York has arrived at Fortress
Monroe, IN q disabled condition. In tow d tho steamer
Enterprise.
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Capture OF Another blockade Runner.
w .am~rrox Ian % 1cns


Admiral Porter reports 70 tho Navy Department the
capture Of the blockade steamer Bcnhcim, tho
nth, % January "a 10 Cape Fear river She from
Nassau, bound In, not knowing the place had fallen
into cur hands She bad valuable assorted carso.