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nsiions and, a. Rossu,h once .xpressed 1t. she 70
now under the new regime, 70 oil inlents and pur,
poses power on The earth"
II. X. Arranguz, Minister Plenipotenrsry'
RON the Government of II. X. NJ, The Emperor
MaFmirsn, has teen received with ell he soeus-
1O'nod houors At the Cour, Of st. JONES. lie Vas
presented 10 the Queen by Lord Russell.
nr campbell ScNleu, formerly Minister N
Athens has been appointed ss the representative
oi queen Victoria al the Court Of N, xico.
HE reception Of Nonsesner meglin, nuncio from
me HOLY soe, TO his majesty tho Emperor took
place ON The lO,h ult., socoring TO the ceremonies
ot ,hc Court Our space wil ul, allow us 10 give
tuH description " the proce~ilnsS, which we're or
the mos, brilliant character.
housoigne- Mesis has hsd several interviews
since his publie reception, Wit. II. n, aud no doubt
Is entertained that all matters relating 70 tue church
will he satisfactorily arranged.
The very Rev +. Nsrra, Bishop Of Monterey,
turned to Monterey on the 7th inst afer an eI'lo
of seven years Rthop veres's public option hv
the people Of Monterey 10 said by eye witnesses to
have been one oi ,he grcsisst that has ever takou
place In ths, city,
TIE city ~ Valencia has been inundated. Many
lives we're lost, and great number OF friV.so res
ideuces aud factories ~ tie city aud Ve'niY were
totally destroyed.
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United States Senate

VA, hinoton, March Q. hr. srrnsue rose 10 a
question personal TO himself Ho hAd teen serving
u a member OF the Committee on Military Affairs
hut the caucus which recently remodelcd the COM
nittces had trAnrferrcd him from the military Com
mi ttee on the Public Lands without any previous
knowledge on his part His state Rhode islendl
had little interest in tue pubic lands. She Nas
AmOnc the first 70 offer troops 10 mt down tho rebel
lion, and having himset fcNed with them, aud hav-
ing much interest in legislation pertaining to the
Military Committee be esked 20 be excused fIom
serving on the Committee on Public Land.
Mr.. johnson sad this involved an unpieasant duty
the part OF the senate, and he hppeutd TO the Sen
at1r to Withdraw hir re- guest.
Mr.. Wilson sure tLAt the chAfFe Was IA no way
inteuded 10 De disIespeCtiul.
M. PemeToy said, M 10 Rhode Islam not being in
teIestci In the public lands De would say that sho
much concerned In the frneral question as any
other StGt0.
VI. Clsrk said that he, himsrlf was placed on the
MiliteD ConInitieo and you'd change with the SEN
gtoE the Public l.snds.
Mr.. sptRsuo thanked the senator ior ms kindness,
but could not accept Of his propoNilon'
The Senate refused To excuse Senator sprague from
service on the Committee 90 Public Land'.
Mr.. Tumbull, from the Committee on the judi.
caiy. made report on the oredeutlalf Of Mr.. SNOW,
senAtor.eect from ArEsn'as
The Committee Lay that IN 1911 the confututed su.
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Rebel News.
Richmond Papers Of the 9Th,

Washington, March o.-rho Richmond papers
Of the 7Ih inst are at hand, and they are entirely
destitute OF news from any quarter. The Colds
boro Journal Of the Sih inst, says;
From Kingston we have the assurance tNat all 10
uIiet Not only has no advance been made by tho
,1emy, but 1t is now thought doubtful by out
siders y there Ia any large force at Nevbern.
A. all events, no apprehension IL f"lt below, and
~e know that our military authorities ere on the
,ert. On ~ line of the Wilmington Railroad, we
have very little intelligence. There has teen no
sdvsnoe IN this direction during the past week.
Refer ng 10 General sherman, the JOURNAL says;
We shall not be much surprised to hear Of {.
,erograde movement on the psrt Of sherman. In
deed, VIC fear, flom present indications, that he
~ make one. Details Of the above news are con :
Nsbsnd. Tho public must b. patient with tho
,ssurance that "al. 10 going on well"
The Greensboro PATEIoT, Of the ID inst, saysi
sherman left no forces at all in Columbia. and II
understands that his troops did very little damage
10 private property. The old capitol building was
mint, the FIRE originating from shells which were
,hrown st the new capitol. Railroad communica-
uon Ia now oIcn 10 Columbia, and those citizens
rNu Grd on shermans approsch are returning 10
itr'r homes
The Charleston BrLLETrS, of tho 2sth ult, SAYS;
yyerythnz We ear tends to increase our conf
dsnce and In our hopes out Of the gangrcne OF
I,ybt IN which, for several weeks, they have been
buried Our authorities are alive to tho emer-
,ency, and although the task before them 10 hor-
~. en-, We De Ieye that success will reward it's
Completion.
The Richmond EXANIsEB ssyst
nI ssIed that fen days ago, Geu, LongsIse,
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thorics Of tho state Of Arkansas % far they eouli
t1tcc II, took Ga, STATE beyond the authority Of the
United STAGE snd that In Pursuance Of o Law Of
inhahtAnt OF h' state 10 be included In the insur-
Iection Therefore tue Committee recommend TIA
he question Of admisi hc postponed until the neAt
esspn. and until Congress shall take action IN re.
gHrd tothe existing state Ofoyernment OF Arhanssf
lhc report was adoptet.
Mr., ncolittlo p-escnted the crrdc cu-iss Of John G.
tnderv cd IA reuGtor-clcct from the state OF VIZ
ginla for f,S years itom the 4th OF March 1905;
Mr.. noolittle said shat the state Of Nitgnia hsd
been recognized by ths Executive and by Congress
The senate. whcn West Nifsinis va. set apart Va
the remaining part Of Virginia.
The further consideration of the subject vA thin
postponed until the mort session.
On motion, tho credentials VI Joseph Sccar OF Ntr-
ginla, and Michael iiahn. " Louisiana. wCte With
draw from the file, 10 10 presented ard lnd over nm
I'll neat seSsion.
Mr. Morrill,. from the Committee on Contingent
Expenses reported srautt the resolution referred TO
them W allos pay and mileage TO the selatofs from
Atksnsas and Louisiana Oh tho ground Of want 81
iursdcton,-nd Therefore thcr AL ed to e discharged
from the further consideration Of the subject
The resolution Lies over
The election of Chaplain for the 9o,h Congress was
taken up.
Mr. Lane, Of Indiana. nominated Rev. DIR. Bowman
(Methodet) tho pIUso ut incumbent.
Mr.. Harris nom .nated Rev. Dr. Gray, Baptist
clerg) man, OF W AshinSton.
Thirty nine No'ee NcIo cast Of which twenty were
Necessary 10 q choice.
Rev. d. Gray having received y votes Wa dCelar.
ei duly elected Chaplain Adjourned.
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New York State Legislature.


Albany, March 9.--On motion Of Mr. Cook. Hon e,
Charles ]. folser va, unanimously ohoseu President
pro TEN.
bus REroHrFp.-1he broadway bill which vac
Afterwards rerommittod The ChrstupheT street
railroad hill Relative W grievances by canal carriers.
Relative 10 the state luChriate Asylum. To The clos
ins Incorporated banks, relative to savings banks IN
New YORK, relative tn the International Coal Com
psny; extending the charter OF the Allaire Work..
relRt the survey ani inspection Of buildings in
New YORK. amending the charter OF the lDternation.
and Lorillafd lns Co. 10 donate TO the Cornell
Luivcrrty thu proceeds of the United States ilnd
grant. incorrotaiins the United States Petroleum
Floating and Storsgc Co., the Mctionimp Health
bill loo, amending tho Charter OF Bruokvn; in.
CO pofnin. the I MON Hotel Company of Buffalo
BnIs NortcEn.-A euains the Metropolitan To-
lice Act. For the improvement Of tBfooklyn 81
BUS INTuopTCEH- Relative To the New York
Court Of special sessions. For the rcloi ot Btoadwy
by he construction Of railroad on parallel ttross.
BUS PAEsEp. TO close Observatory Place, New
York. Amending the Act for building public mht-
he IN Now York Changing the name Of the Nations
Al Lie aud Limb Insurance Co.
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General Intelligence.

Jons BRowss daughter is teaching hitle ngrrs
In GOV. Wise's house.
Al Austrian Princess lately died In a iohtor's
prison In Vienna. Radzivill was her name.
IT WAS reported that a. lcsN sevcn.y-hvs PER-
sons h.d been murdered N IlAyAEa duIirg tns
late carnival.
TuE news Of the hn Of wilmington caused con.
siderable excitement smons the blockade runners
st Havana.
THI contractors on The Chicago lAko nlnna
ihIo Ien 20 throw up the contract because they arc
losing money every isy.
TpE new Rey,nuo mn will take effect on the ist
Of Aurl Copios will he disributed from the
ConInss. .oper's othce IN few days, and the ne
oessary in-,rucuons from Commissioner Lewis
will soon follow.
MEDICAL Inst ector Cuyler lsn Washington, Tues.
dAy eyeniu., Tor . Southern port, In charge os
s,yrral hospital stesrnors htted up for ,hc reoep-
sion Of ihs wounded. A largo amount Of medics,
supplies WAS also sent.
CoLoSHL Hugh H. Janewsy, Of tho First Now
Jersey Cavalry, a bog Of tUen,y-thTee, who went
into the regiment as second Lioutonant has grown
" DO Colonel oy steady courage and good conduct.
aud Young az he Is has just been nominAtod BreveS
BnGsd.eT General. lie Ia st home on flrl2Yyh
C0RtiHpsS GR thi laH pG9..
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
Reports via Charleston.

Ssv York, March 9.-The United States steam
usnsport Fulton, from Hilton Head, g. C., March
g, has arrived.
General Foster has advanced to the ssntee River
without meeting opposition.
News has been received Of the total destruction
Of Columbia BY the rebel and our own forces.
Al last accounts, Sherman had arrived al Char
tot,e, NC. Besuregsrd tJohns.on p was lowering
around his front.
Everything is progressing smoothly in Charles
I'm. Traders arc beginning to open their stores
and the city is rapidly resuming business aspect.
General John p. Hatch Is In commspd Of the North
trn District Department Of the South, and General
6ehimmeihnnig OF the defencss abou, Charleston.
On the n. Z. Railroad tho cars arc running as far
- Goose Greek.
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From Savannah.
An Unexpected Prize.

The Savannah REruBLIcAs, Of the 81, aays that
quite an excitement WAS occasioned in shat city by
the announcement that . rebel steamer was Ap-
preaching. As the rebel steamer approached, snI-
ious sympaihizers got ready to assist In . demon
stration, and various reports were circulated in
connection with the affair. Msny persons expect
ed 10 witness . terrific naval engagement,
Presently gun was fired from the L. 5. steA mer
Pontiac, followed by two other cTccrs Of like ma
mre, requesting the strange vessel N declare its
intention, As the smoke lIfod, white Gag was
seen waving from tho incoming vessel A boat
sent Of, returning with the information that the
approaching steamer WAS named the Amazon, in
command OF Captain Dillon, = loyalist Of Ssvpn-
nah, who had kept "ot and on" for several weeks.
until assured thSt he could run ia and surrender
his vessel and cargo TO the Federal authorities Il
appears that CaItsin Dillon placed in duress
by some rebel soldiers, who placed guard upon
hB vessel, and prevented Ills escppe from the river
In which ho had taken refuge. The rebels had
p aced nferus al machines iu lhe channel, sui then
Jeff tho vessel thinking she would not venture into
the Union lines. sailing thrOugL tie obstrucIions
the captain escaped from the river, and Afterwards
brougtl in his vessel as related. Collector Simeon
Draper aud the captain of lhe Pontiac are now dis
putting as 10 whose custody the prize shAl be
assigned.
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news Items.
~, r.Isv,spk 70 the Ss. Yri s~~n

a,
"rS' 'A'hf ann ''A" '''o"'S ''' w"
Tor MO Vicinity o' moo''''
Tnr snsqnehanna hve' w" 'epo'"n o''H " "'
yesterday morning. ira'o' VIII !" 'moie''A'''
resumed
nilt 'or mo rohe' OF ''essly n''"snon'se"
people mas passed ho'h h"uso' "' 'ne 'noh b'u"-
ana State Legislature
InH freshe' In the James River has nearly 'no'
sded' and The eSehsnso'o OF prisoners hs' peen
resumed.
TINS extensive pork-hou'o ~ rhom" henry 4"
Cos T" ~ J'seph' Mo- was burned on mond'y'
ss &2o"uW'
Ihr bahsso oil MILWAUKEE, cl'y Gecided Iss' n'sn'
10 ihro" Out ell s'"'e currency ana Adop' 'esai
tender as the meh'm ''f al "'h-aouon''
MAJ hARNlr'' OF 'he pa I. D. ih'anuy' mss
Teen sAIsheo !" 'h' comm snu ." Wv 'o'ocs on
he west sac o' 'no h''Siss'pP' H'c'' "on "u'''
riV" " morganAs'
IhE s"an'r Imp'r'"' o' inc 81 LOUIS " N"n'
VIE fScE' company s"uoH ut'nse across mo
Cnmherlsnd WV'r' +" 'ho 'a''er p'Ace' on "sohee-
cay ana SUNK Loss so"ooo'
1hE re'ord' IN Col instanam's ONCE " WASH.
ihg'ou' SHOWS 'hA' H0in voc 9'h ~ fo"'uA'y " mo
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From the Gulf Squadron,
Naval Expedition Against ~. Marks,
FIorfda

Philadelphia, March 9.-rhe United States
steamship Bermuda from the East and West Gulf
nloctading squidrons has arrived at tho navy
yard. She reports th., on the Goth OF February,
an expedition, under the command Of Brigaier-
General Newton, consisting OF all the troops, both
white and colored, stationed At Key West, aud the
gunboais Honduras BrittEnis, Magnolia, aud Hen
drick Hudson started for tho purpose OF capturing
3, Marks. The result OF the expedition had not
been heard st the time the Bermuda sSi'ed. The
Bermuda brings four hundred sick aud discharged
soldiers aud sailors
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RRlVhL OF AN ENGL lSH MINISTER.
lax. Congratulated by the Queen
'he Railroad Accident Epidemic
WO MORE SMASH UPS YESTERDAY.
Loss Of Life.
&c, &c, &c.
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Further Confirmation Of His Victory.

Eh,eIing, Va, March e.-oficinl information
.om Cumberland, Md, Of the sth instant. state.
lH Col. Thompson. Of the st New Hampshire
avslry, Of Gen sherdan's command, has lust ar
,vcd At winchester. with 40 officers and l. 300 en-.
stcd men. . prisoners, and pieces Of artillery
sp,ursd and destroyed. The principal battle was
ought st Baskerville ave miles from st.untou,
"a
ArmyO ne Potomac March s.-A report is in
nrculation to tho sfect that Lynehburs is in our
porression, but it cannot be traced to any reliable
iouree.
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THkRB has been apparently considerable move
ment among the tlock sde runners at Havana up
70 March 4th, but many OF tho arrivals were II ves
sells that have started for Dixie aud put back in
dissres.-in other words fsLed 70 sct ln-pyobGblv
driven Of By our eTSIsors
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MI Reed introduced hill TO inco orporatc the Clvrs
nAstir Clnh Of New York. The consideration Of tho
New Nolh aud brooklyn baggsgo hill occupied the
uOruin session. Recesp.
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Whoress pursuant 10 the orior Of thu Pr sidont
OF the United States, directions were issued from
this Department, under date Of December lT'h,
l,C4, requiring passports from sil travellers enter
ing the United States, except Immigrant passrn-
gers directly entering an An' 'ricsn port as people
from foreign country;
But whereas, iniorinp.ion las recently been re-
cevei which affords reasonable ground 10 c1rcct
thst Her Britannia Maicsty's government aud the
executive and legislative branches ~ the govern
ueni Of Canada have taken ond viii continue to
take such steps may be looked for from friend
y peighbor, and will be effect isl towards prevent
ing hostile ncurs'ons into the I lntcd states:
The President directs that from and after this
date the order above referred to, requiring pass
ports. shall be modified, aud 9 much thereof a.
relates 10 persons entering this country from
Canada shall be rcscipded, saving and rescrUns
the orler Ia all other respects Ia h,ll rec.
WILLIAM ii, SKwARD.
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The Canadian Passport Order Re.cindcd.

Explanations having taken place between the
Governments Of Great Britain AMI ,he United States
the passport order Of the 1Jih Of last December ia
rescnded, so far Hs 1t relates to Canada. The fol-
lowing proclamation has been issued:
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Important From Mexico.

Deci.ive Victories Claimed by the French
A British NiniEter Sent to Mexico ! ct
ter- Of Congrntuintion from Queen Nic-
TORN, Etc.
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he End N OF Far Off
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he Latest News
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION.

Arrival Of the Prisoners.
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3WS FROM GEN. SHERIDAN.
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yPEDITION Up THE SANTEE.
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important from Richmord.
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SheriF,sSa

pY virtue of an execution, to me directed, is
D sued out of the Honorable District Court.
Second Judicial District of Idaho Territory, on a
judgement rendered therein on the 9Th day Of No.
vember, A. D., 1864, in favor of Henry Rosenfeld
and j. Rosenfeld and against James Gilman, for
the sum Of $742 $1,000, Judgment with legal in.
terest thereon from date of Judgment, and $37 &c.
100 costs of suit, did on the Sd day OF January,
1865, levy upon the following described property'
to-wit; A certain lot situated Oh the east side Of
Main street, in Idaho city, Boise county, Idaho
Territory, adjoining the Idaho Brewery on the
north, being twenty-five feet front on Main street
and extending back eighty feet, being the lot on
which Charles Wilson & Co. have their barber
shop and milliner shop adjoining being SO at
tached together with the building thereon.
And hereby give notice that will on the Slss
day of January, A. D., 1865, between the hours
of 9 o'clock, A, NJ. and o'clock, P. NJ. of said
day, to-wit: at o'clock, P. M, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash. the above
described premises, to satisfy said judgment, costs
and accruing COSTS Said sale TO take place at the
premises A. o. BOWEN, Sheriff.
nllw3 Ry K. BAILEY, Under Sheriff:
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Territory of Idaho County of Boise. SIS.
In the District Court, Second Judicial District.
Frank Miller Us. Henry ochurig.
To Henry Schung:
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
Clerk of the District Court of the Second judicial
District of said Territory, in Idaho city, Boise
county. the complaint of Frank Miller, claiming
of you the sum of $1,000, with interest on S7OO
thereof at the rate of two and half per cent per
month from the 23d dayof March, A. D., 1864,
balance due on promissory note executed by you
to said plaintiff for $3.50, and interest On $500 of
said sum of $1,000 at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum from July, 1864, due on an express con.
tract and that unless you appear and answer to
said complaint within forty days after the 18th
day of April, A. D. 1865, Exclusive of the last
mentioned day. the said plaintiff will take iudg.
ment against you for the sum herenbefore speci
fed, with costs of suit.
In testimony whereof, I. John C. Henly, Clerk
49,, of said District Court have hereunto
SEAL set my hand, and affixed the seal Of
t-c~-' said Court, at Idaho city, this 28th dav
December, A. D., 1864. JOHN C. HENLEY.
Clerk OF District Court.
FRANK MILLER Atty fOrpl'f n!O-3m
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TERRITORY OF IDAHO, Sc
County of Boise. 90
In the District Court, I'd Judicial District.
Robert Turner Us. L. l.. Blake
To L. L. Blake:
TN the name of the people of the United States
J. in the Territory of Idaho, you are hereby no.
tilted that there is now on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of the Second Judi.
cial District of said Territory in Idaho city Boise
county, the complaint of Robert Turner, claiming
of you the sum of $3.50, with interest at the rate
of ten per cent. per annum from the Both day Of
August, A. D., 1864, for materials furnished Won
by him; and that unless you appear and answer
to said complaint within twenty days after the
service hereof, if served within Boise county;
within thirty daysif served out of said county.
but within said Judicial District and within forty
days if served out Of said District Exclusive Of
the day of service,), judgment will be takeu
against you by default for said sum of $3.50, with
interest as aforesaid and costs of suit.
In testimony whereof, /, John G.. Henly, Clerk
t~~, of said District Court, have here
SEAL unto set my hand and affixed the seal
t>--r-~' of said Court at Idoho CITY, this I'D
day of December, A. D., 1864.
JOHN C. HENLEY, Cl'k of D. C.
FRANK MILLER Atty for pl'f nl04w
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Tax ~ OTTO Il.

n HEREBY give notice to all business men and
saloon keepers, and all persons required te
procure license, that they must. come to the Tax
Collector, at his office in Idaho City, and procure
the same The law does not require me to call
upon any one for license, and the pay is not suffi'
cient to justify me in doing so, and If persons re-
quired by law to take out license do not call upon
me and procure them suit will be commenced,
and when l CALL it will be at the expense of the
delinquent. 1 mean just what say, and prefer
that every person comply with the law, and save
costs. A u BOWEN,
Tax Collector of Boise County.
Idaho City, January It'll, 1854. l2w3
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Territory of Idaho, County Of Boise.

In the matter Of r. Brunn, deceased.
TT appearing to the Court, by the petition of
R. II. Johns, Administrator Of the estate of
r. Brunn. deceased, praying for an order to sell
at private sale all the real estate, and also all the
personal property belonging to said estate of r.
Brunn, deceased. 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court that all persons interested in the said estate
appear before the undersigned Probate Judge, at
his Office in Idaho City. i'll said County and Terri
two o'clock, p. NJ. to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said Administrator
to sell said property and that copy Of this order
be published at least four successive weeks in the
Idaho World weekly newspaper published in
said city of Idaho and County and Territory
aforesaid. j. M. SHEPHERD,
Dated Jan. 10th, A. D.. 1865. Probate Judge.
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Dissolution Notice,

NOTICEis hereby given that the co.partner.
IN ship heretofore existing between A. Slocum
and W. W. Chapman, Jr., at Pioneer CITY. !. 4.
under the name and style of Slocum & Co.. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Eeither party
are authorized to collect the accounts of the Arm
and receipt for same. ALFRED SLOCUM.
nllw2 W. W. CHAPMAN. Jr.
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Stephen Mallory and Theodore f. Powers, plaintiffs.
w. j. Terry, Defendant
To W. j. Terry Defendant:
the name Of the People United States in the Terrific
ry of Idaho you hereby notified that there is
file in the office of the clerk of the District court of
the Second Judicial District of said Territory for the
county of Boise the complaint of Stephen Mallory and
Theodore Powers against you in which they ask judg
ment against you thesum ofone thousand hundred
dollars Sl70000 the said sum being balance alleged to
be due and owing to them by you the purchase price
of certain property situated in said Boise county, and
generally known the Warm Spring Ranch; and, that
unless you appear and answer to said complaint within
sve of the said last mentioned day. the said plaintiffs
will take Judgment against you for the herein spec
fed.
In testimony whereof l. John c. Henley Clerk of said
~ District court, have hereunto set my hand and
L. s. affixed the seal of said conrt, at Idaho city,
~ this 9th dav of December, A. D. 1864.
lowe JOHN c. HENLEY, Clerk D. c.
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Territory of Idaho County of Boise.
l, James Kinney, Clerk of the Probate Court Of
said county, do hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true copy of the order of said Court made
and entered on record in the matter of the within
named estate.
49, Witness my hand and the sea- of said
SEA L Court hereto this January 10th, 1865.
1~-~l JAS. KINNEY,
nl2Y4 Clerk.
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Territory of idaho, County of Boise.
In the District Court, Second Judicial District.
Stephen Mallory and Theodore f. Powers plaintiffs.
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FOR SALE.

100 lbs. Type1M eta1, which, for machine
boxing is considered equal if not supe Tor to Babbit
metal. W0RLD OFFICE.