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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

B. n. Anderson vs.. G. W. CrOpper-caus,
Econtinued to next term.
Shepherd vs.. Young-cause continued to
next term.
Goodrich vs.. Lester-demnrred overruled
WEIGH vs.. Laurin-cause tried by the Court
Judgment for pltf.
Hunt vs.. Carter ct. al. ]. W. Brown an.
pointed commissioner to examine debtors of
det'ts on oath touching said Indebtedness.
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. l4.-The People vs.. Jas
Harding. On motioa of Dis Atty a nolle
prosequi entered and prisoner discharged.
Patrick Donegan VS.. N. CoOk--iudgement
for plaintiff by stipulation.
G.. W. Craft ct. al. rs. Wilson Greek ct. al.
Report of j. B. RoseborOugh, referee, con-
frmed.
W. K. Leonard VS.. G. S. Kingsey-judg't
for pPf by agreement for ST. ,257, 20 and costs.
II. Swanholm ys. Smith Sterns-appeal
from Justices judgment-appeal dismissed
Thatcher et al. vs.. Gay ct. al. Motion by
pFffor injuuction-cause heard upon affida-
vits-motion dismissed. Restraining order
heretofore issued dissolved
John Cassidy ct. al. vs.. Jas. Gleason ct. al.
On motion of pPf, report Of commissioner
was confirmed. Judgment and decree grant
ed directing the sale of property owned by
PIE and defendant jointly be sold and pro-
ceeds distributed.
J. j. Dooley vs.. ]. A. Kuowes-plaintff
moved for an order requiring the Sheriff to
put bin in possession Of mining ground sold
on execution and bought by plaintiff. Taken
under Amusement
The People vs. John Ferrill, charged with
homicide at Boise eisy-DiStrict Atty moved
tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. denied. Dist. Atty
then moved for change Of venue to Ada Co.
denied. Dist. Atty then stated that he
was unable to produce any testimony against
defendant, and moved the Court for leave to
enter nOlle prosequi-leave granted and
prisoner discharged.
]. S. Butler et al. vs. Stoneroad ct. al.
Plaintiff moved to dissolve injunction here
tofore granted-motion denied.
Geo. Ainslie VS.. Ford et al Plainti g.
moved to reinstate cause on docket-hearing
of motion continued to next term.
Court appointed J. K. Shafer, j. B. Bose
borough, E. MeGraw committee to draft and
report rules of practice for the government
of this Court.
The People vs john Williams alias John
Burke. An order was heretofore made re-
quiring Dist. Atty to show cause on this day
why said def7t should not be discharged, aud |
40 sufficient cause being shown, prisoner
was discharged.
Court adjourned until th e October term.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16
sheriff s sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of the
& Probate Court in and tor the county of.Bose
Idaho Territory upon Judgment rendered there
in on the 10Th day Of August A. d. 1865, in favor
Of Highly & Butler and against T. J. Qaimby for
the sum Of three hundred and ten (S3lCO0) dol
lars and fifty nine dollars and thirty cents $50 30l
costs of suit, l did on the I'd day Of September,
A. l.. 1865, levy upon the following described
property to-wit: The undivided one fourth Of
that certain ditch or water race constructed from
West creek and extends distance Of about e git
miles to Placer mining district, in Boise County
and conveys the waters of said creek to the min
ing ground in and around said district, and is
known as Hart & Calloway's ditch, together with
all the privileges aud appurtenances thereto be-
longing or III any wise appertaining And notice
is hereby given that will on the 10th day of De
tobcr, A. D. 1865, at the fume at the lower ex
tremity of said premises, on California Hill, about
three fourths of mile from Plaeerville, sell at
public auction the aboEe deserted property to the
highest bidder for cash. to satisfy said execution
and all accrung costs. Dated Sept /, 1865.
JAS. |. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
[47w3.l By WV. MALoNEY, Deputy.
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Crushing the President.

A contemporary does not like some remarks
of ours in reference to Congressional vaga-
bonds perambulating the country from the
East, merely for the purpose Of peddling
little second-rate, secondhand speeches, and
getting their names into the newspapers
That paper thinks their &c onnection" with
"the government should exempt them from
all criticism. Mr.. Ashley is one of these
divine hnmanities, whose name should not
be written or spoken without first taking of
the writer's shoes and stockings. He may
be very fine man in his way but his icon .
nection" with 'the government" is a subject
which the Statesman had better say very lit
tie about. 1t isn't very hattering '.connec.
tion." He was very recently one of the mem
bers Of Congress who went into secret
caucus to determine what should be done
with President Johnson if he did not speedily
change his political course. When Mr..
Ashley came out of the meeting be had the
patriotism" 1--WE believe that is the present
name of it, to threaten the President with
summary "crushing" if he did not allow the
negroes to do the principal portion of the
voting "down South" Now, if opposition to
the Presidents policy is treason, as We have
been told for several years, will some one
please define the nature of the connection"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

Mrs. SURRArr.-The New York Tribune's
letter has the following damaging testimony
against the Secretary of War, in the case of
Mrs. Surratt:
One of the prominent council engaged on
the conspiracy trial, asserts positively that
spiritual attendants were denied admission
to Mrs. Surratt on the day of the execution.
until Secretary Stanton had received from.
them promise that they would not on the.
scaffold proclaim their belief in her inno-
cence.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

The following from the DalIes Mountaineer
will show how story can grow as its travels
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT TDAHo CITY-Frem
private letter we learn that great excite
ment prevailed at Idaho City, on the 9th ult:
A vigilance committee had been formed for
the purpose OF hanging Ferd. P, sterson and
others confined in the county jail. Another
party had armed for the purpose of main
tanning order. Three thousand citizens were
under arms, and a collision was momenta-
rily expected.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

THE DISTRICT CoURT adjourned on Wednesday.
The Judge and portion of the bar Immediately
started for Rocky Bar at which place the septem-
Der term of the Court commences next week
Messrs. Shafer, Peterborough, Ganahl, Preston and
Merritt are among the attorneys who have taken
their departure with law books and fishing tackle
TO hook client or trout as the case may be.
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No rrP,q

And in accordance with law and an order Of
The Board Of Directors made the 2Ist day of
said Stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, in front of the Company's Office,
on Main street, Pioneer City, l. T.. on the 23d day
OF September, 1865. between the hours of one and
six o'clock, P. M. of said day, TO pay said Delin-
quent Assessessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expense of sale
w. W. CHAPM AN ,Jr., Secretary.
Office with Wells, Fargo q Co. Tn47wI
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Dissolution Notice

TNAE co-partnership heretofore existing between,
l. the undersigned under the maine and style Of
Beckwith 4 Bose in the market business at the
$ Yreka Market" on Buena Vista Bar, in Boise
county, !. T., is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent All persons indebted to said firm will, nav
the same to Peter Q. Beckwith who will continue
the business and pay all demands against said firm.
PETER @. BECKWITH.
GEORGE BOSE.
Idaho City September 18th ), 1866. [47w3l
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Idaho City, Sept, 70. GHA As G B. CUSHING
Dissolution Notice

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
L J. A. Abbott, Vim. NJ. Abbott and B. T. Da-
Wis. under the name Of ABBOTT Il Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual cons ent. Mr.. B. T. Davis
Withdrawing from the firm.
}. A. and VIM. M :. Abbott, who will continue
the business at the old stand under the firm of
Abbott 4 Bro. will pay all liabilities and to them
alone all debts due the late firm must be paid
j. A. ABBOTT.
& w. NJ. ABBOTT
Pine Grove, Sept. 9, 1865. BENZ. I. DAVIS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

orr gentleman from Pioneer city says
about three hundred men have left that camp
within month, most of them starting for
Blackfoot. A large part of the population
not owning claims have gone, and "hands''
became 50 scarce at one time that some Of
the companies could not, obtain men enough
to work their claims. {.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

NEW DneH AT PloNEER.-A new ditch
about ten miles in length, conveying tbs
water of Grimes Greek on what is known as
the Muddy District, is being dug by Mcssrs.
Wilson, Moore & Co. It takes water from
Grimes Greek about six miles above the
present ditch. The district referred to pros
poets very rich, aad better times are antici-
pated next season than the present. The
new ditch will be completed ahis Rail.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

WONDER if the Statesman's Territorial
printing has anything to do with its sudden
devotion to the Territorial Treasury. World
Yes Sir, it has Statesman.
Wethought SO. The Boise county officials
are great rascals, because they are not fools
enough to put the money where the States
man man can 'gobble it up::0 "That is
what's the matter" Shoddy patriotism |
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

~ s 4 r II
/ Mr.. A. BVsE, the widely known editor
and politician Of Oregon, called upon US This
week. HSA q. W. Nesmith, Senator from
Oregon, who is on his way TO Washington
also arrived in town. They have been in
specting some Of the mills and lodges dur
ing the week, and will arrive again to-day.
Mr., Eesmfth is enc ofthe hard working mem
befs of the U. s. Senate, and his acquaint-
ancs with the> wants Of the people OF this
coast, combined with his familiarity with
public men, matters and policies at Wash
ington, entitle his opinion and ideas to re-
spect. # he can be prevailed upon to farm
ish some of them to the citizens here in an
address, he can have large audience.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

WE understand that Mr.. Gibson, late private
Secretary Of Governor Smith, has been APP
pointed Territorial Secretary of Idaho, who
will serveas acting Governor until the arri-
val of The Governor.
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MARRIED:

At Idaho City, September 18th. BY Rev. A. q
Poulin, Mr.. HENRY BENNETT and Miss NARY J Z
DUNN, ell of Idaho City. q
At PIacerville, September l4th, by D. Overmey.
er, j. P. vt the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. PERRY FAIRcHILDs and Miss T. WELLS, all Of
PlacerviIle.
At Pine Grove, September 9th, 1865, by Walter
Burns, Esq, Mr.. JACOB GARREHT to Miss CATH.
ERNIE Long.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

Merchandising Of Idaho seems to be
in sore doubt. 1t is certain that the Presi-
dentappointed General Wallace to supersede
Callb Lyon, but the, State Department Off
ciss say that the latter will continue in that
Ofce.- Washington Cor Alta,
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DissoIution Notice.

THE co partnership heretofore existing be.
L tween G H. Chick and: Chas B. Cushing,
under the firm name of G. H. Chick & Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Amos,
Chick Is authorized to collect all debts due the
late firm and to pay all liabilities.
G. H. CHICK,
Idaho City, Sept, 70. CHAS. B. CUSHING.
The business viii be continued at the old stand
on Main street by Amos Chick, who will pay alb
liabilities and collect all debts due the late firm.
Idaho City, Sept. l2n57w3 AMOS CHICK.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

THE PIONEER STAGE Co. has purchased the
rights, franchises and appurtenances of the
California Stage Company on the Dutch Flat
route across the Sierra Nevadas. One line of
stages is now running.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

aDrE VERNON. We welcome the papers
of this correspondent to our columns, and
hope to be often favored with The droppings
Of ink-stand. Whether she writes her story
inptoseOr poetry, her papers are attractive.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

TENHERE ARE DELINQUENT UPON THE
Il following described Stock on account of AS
sessnent No. s. levied August 2lst, 1865, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

DRCIDED.--Many of our readers from Ne
vada hare, good cause to remembersthe exist
enceofa cIansein one of the statutes of hat
Territory passed in 1852, authorizing Coun-
ty Surveyors to run out the boundary lines
OF claimants topublic lands in that Territory,
which survey being filed with the Recorder,
was conclusive evidence of claim and pos
session for one year without any further
work Under this-statute all the valuable
farming and timber lands were Immediately
egobpled up" by spectators. No limit was
fixed to the dimensions of these claims, and
many square miles Of the country were fire.
qnently claimed andheld in this way by one
individual. The validity of these claims re-
Gently came up before the Supreme Court of
that State. The law has been decided valid,
and the claims good.
sERpM PRIcKLY PEAR.-A. letter from Mr.. ].
Doaalason to afriend hereunderdate of Hele-
ma, Aug. s. says: "This is a good country
but:awould not advise you to come here.
We slaye, been idle ever since we. came here
and will be, Think, until we are able to get
away: We shall be in Waffa Walla within
month. IWouldileave to,manrow if could.
There. are quite a number of Boise men get
ting iai here. I don't think they will
like the country, but as said in my last, the
country is better than the people. saw
VIM. Wallace John keenan,, and some 9TH
ers, passthrough this place.a few days ago
for Blackfoot. Most all ''the other side fell
lows" as Idaho men and CaliforAians are
styled are inBiackfoot. They have gotten
together there to keep the " C.'s from. hang.
ing them for taese"states fellows are down
on as, and thiak ''the other side fellows ere
serri6c. .Helenais nearly as large as Walls
Walla. A great crowd are here, and some
appear to have Mooney but they ere not a class
Of men that sperd! much, Of it.
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Tba mountains-thev nrocIa,,n

- The mountains -they proclaim
The everlasting creed of MbertyI
That creed is written ON the untrampled snow,
fhunder'd by torrents which no power can hold,
Save that of God when he sends forth his cold,
And bread by winds that through the free heaven blow
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

TIE California Stage Company has reduced
the fare from. Portland to Sacramento to $50
many prefer the stage = the steaaer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-20
~ NInrI,at.

I New York, Nov. ls.-The CONNER
cial says: .raa
This morning the board quotation.
were generally a fraction higher, and
the tone Of affairs indicates n further
upward bound. Government stocks
continue firm, with an active demandi
g. OF 'SI rose n; sos Of ~, <; do. Of
'GI. u; l0-4Os, u, and 7-a0s Y. Certltl-
Gates are active, and rose n. Much In.
convenience Is experienced from the
non-deliyery Of the new issue OF $40
bonds. In tho railroad list the more
active stock was Northwestern, sales Of
which at board were Q, 900 shares. Mich
igan Southern and Cleveland Il Pitts
burph were also active. There Is u re-
vival in coal stock; Spring Noun
tain, especially active; itrose per cont
Money, this morning, has been offered
freely, and 10 borrowers at Q per cent,
partially owing to the usual desire to
put In balances. Foreign exchange
Is nominal, as usual on Saturday. Gold
Is without material change, and ship
ment of specie for the week Is large
and includes Sl79, 600 per the America,
Sl83, $50 per the Etna, and sol ,694 per the
Germania, all OF which sail to-day,
Gold opened at 147 and closed at l40T.
Gold deposits at the United States treas
four days time 10 Be ready Tor Issue,
were made amounting to over two mill
lions three hundred thousand dollars.
On the SOth inst. thoro will hn n sale OF
Government vessels at Brooklyn navy
yard,
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CIuCAuAAAsa SAAAEAO"
CINCINNATI. NJ

CINCINNATI, Nov. IL.
Flour quiet aud without decided
change in prices; superine at ! Goat %;
extra 8 O0aS 80 for new, and 9 OOa9 80
for old; family and fancy at 9 7bal2 %.
Wheat unchanged and steady; red 2 90
sound old, Oats steady ut 4Oa4l in ele-
vator. Rye steady at IS for prime. Bar
lev unchanged and prices nominal.
Pork Is In demand at 81 co.. new was
offered ut SO 90. Nothing doing In green
meats, although the weather Is more
favorable. Bulk Meats aro held at l51S
al7H for shoulders and sides, and small
sales OF bacon arc made daily ~ IVA
1877, Lard is dull at 26I< for prime new
Groceries dull. Whisky dull nj 2 y fol
now. Hogs Mt II OOalI 6Ogross, lOalSlt
ala net, latter for heavy; average re-
oeipts 1880 head. It has ralned all the
p. NJ. Thermometer so.
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From A.. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1S-Highway rob
berries and burglaries have become 30
frequent and daring here l1refyi AZ
TO create general alarm, and citizens
are seriously contemplating the forma-
ton Of a Vigilance Committee, two men
being killed In an encounter with high
way robbers, and people are nightly
robbed on tho street, and houses are
broken into by burglars.
About noon yesterday, collecting
messenger OF the United States Saving
Association, having thirty five thousand
on one OF the most freQuented streets
and tho money seized. The collector
however fired 4 revolver ut the robber
who dropped the money but escaped.
BenoIst & Co.'S. Bank, was also robbed
yesterday of $1,000. No clue to the rob
beF6,
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An IiitorhaI Revenus DeclsIon.-Wn
Stand TFial.-PaFdon BeVokea-Trlal
iOf Captain Pettit..,Sales Of Medical
Stores.
NEW York, Nov. IA Times spe-
cial says,
The Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue. to-day, decided that deed or con-
yeyance 6om q Stats Bank ASsociati ton
70 o National Bank, Is subject TO stamp
duty, a. inlcaAeB Of conveyance OF real
estate from one owner to another. The
CommiBsiO ecldes that such a trans
ferris q change OF ownership.
!, AHerald' b Washing ton dispatch says:
v Col. Amos Blrney, charged with the
illegal uSa of funds entrusted 70 him as
IPaymABter, chooses to stand trial rather
than refund the money.
Il e rumored on the street that Judge
Otto, Assistant Secretary Of the Interior,
viii yncate his position, and be sue
ceeded by Jesse o. Norton, Of Illinois.
The Times special sAyBi
Among tho candidates for Sergeant
atst fhiB of the House OF Heptege ntl-
tive 81 COL. fngrahAm, of Now Bedford,
massachusetts,, Mr.. OrdwpY ~ also; o
6and ate for lection, iyl H.
A Times Washingt spee iAl SAYS
The President telegraphed TO Gov.
BfoWnloW, Of Tennessee, yesterday,
that the pardon Of John oyerton, a
wealthy man Of that State, Is revoked.
Nearly all the annuitles 70 the Indian
tribes Of the Chippewa agency, have
been paid of. twill be conclued this
Tho trial Of Capt. Petit Is progress
Ing before the Green Court Martial, at
Alexandria, and he Is charged with cru
elties and extoFtlons practiced onthe In
mates Of the prison, during the latter
part Of the war. The evidence so far
Axes a great deal of abuse Of power on
the accused. Heisalleged to have been
SO active in the arrest and lmprison-
ment Of deseFters, that he did not con-
fine himself to Legitimate cases, but
seized citizens Of Alexandria and stray
soldIers without passes, forcing them by
gystemRtic cruelty, to confess they were
dpserters, from some imaginary or re-
mote regiment, when he would pocket
The customary $50 for their arrest. Men
considerably higher In rank are said to
he implicated, and efforts will be made
IA keep the testimony from the public.
The sales OF medical stores and hos
pital furniture still continues, Six
months will be required TO clear out the
stock. Only moderate prices arc de-
manded by the government for these
articles. tsit-eN
The Quarter Masters Department has
realized $4,000 within \ fortnight, from
the sales OF government buildings In
forts and batteries around Washington.
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NEW YORK, Nov. lS.-ThO New Or
leans Times OF the 9th says: In reln-
lion 10 the rumors OF naval and MILF
tary preparations, &C., we have inior-
mutton that we are not at liberty to dis
close, Giving positive confederation 10
thIs rumor we hesitate not TO predict
thRt unless tho French troops arc re-
moved from Mexico before Christmas
there will be active intervention IN be;
halfof tho Liberals, and tho TRADITIONAL
policy Of tho United States Will DO IN
Dictated.
The Commercials special says, Nc
Culloch will soon again exercise the
power conferred upon him by the net OF
March last, and offer 70 fund nll conf
pound interest bearing legal tenuer
notes at par, with accrued interest into
6.2O's at a fixed price. There Will DO
no limit rs TO the timo for Subscrip'
Ex.speakcr Colfnx arrived this morn.
ing, He will DO serennded Tonight,
Tho ChOrOkees have refused John
Ross and proclaimed Downing M Chief,
with the approval Of our government.
NEW oRLEANs, Nov. lb.-The MARI
posH has arrived from New York. -.
Cotton Is more active; sales OF 5000
bales nj b2a54o for mIddling, Sugar ut
iGaIs3Ic. Molassos 81 10. Exchange
on New York Nc premium, Freights
The steamer Capitol, from Shreveport
10 Now Orleans, sunk with 1850 bales oil
cotton; the cargo will DO saved.
There Ia demand for vessels, Amer
lean bottom, for tho Gulf coRst trade.
General Wheeler Is here.
The Mississippi Legislature has adopt
cd a memorial praying tho President to
rOmovc tho United States troops from
mississippi. The Houseor represents
tIyes rejected, by n decided vote, the
proposition TO admit negro testimony
against whites.
General @. ii. Thomas md General
ThomnsJ. Wood have arrived nj VickS'
burg. Tho latter assumed command Of
Mississippi. -,
Tho Vicksburg Herald says: Genera
Howard stated that no hRd not diScoy
cred the condition OF affairs TO BIO sum
GENTLY promising In the Southern StateI
10 Justify him In recommending th'
withdrawal Of tho FrcCtlmUn'S Bureau
Ho regarded them IN unpromISIng II
Georgia and Alabama. f..
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Nrw YorK, NOV. ls.-rho Richmond

New York, Nov. lS.-Tho Richmond
The ladies Of this city are circulating
n petition for the release Of JEFF. Davis.
They think rs several months may
elapse before his trial, the President
may be induced to parole him In the
same manner Rs other State prisoners.
A Herald's HAVANA correspondent
says:
Tho government dispatched five more
steamers to look after wrecks between
the Cuba and Florida coasts.
Tho Haytlan troubles arc announces
settled by tho United States and British
officials.
Tho declaration Of war between Spain
and Chill, causes no excitement. 1t Is
now thought not a shot will betircd, e.
pectIng the Captain General to surren'
der next month.