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/ NEw YORK, May 1.-THE Now York Tri-
bune's Washington special says the san
guine exPectations Of some in regard to the
capture Of JEFF. Davis are not indulged IL
in to any great extent by intelligent
army officers. The Governmert is making
every effort possible for bis capture, and
may succeed, but il is thought success win
be the resulted s0eident and the haeity Of
the contrabsnd rather than any assistance
which viii be rendered by the native white
pOpulatioa. - c
The trial Of the assassins aud conspira-
tors was resumed today IN the large rom
adjoining the old penitentiary in which
the persons are confined, assembling at
Il o'clock and remaining il session tn 5
O'Clock. Harold was arraigued, and con-
siderable testimony was taken in the case,
and gratifying progress made. The testi-
mony has been, or will be offered, showing
that Harold went to Cansda snd conferred
with the rebels about the assassination Of
Mr.. Lincoln since Booths return from
there.
Mrs. Suratt, who seems to have been one
of the chief instigators and participants, is
closely guarded, but is very defiant and
unrslenting. Her daughters do not seem
to have been implicated and VIII be kept
and called on as witnesses. One Of them
is very sick and is reported to have poison
ed herself Its positively known that su-
ratt is in Canada and there is little doubt
that he will be soon taken The commits
sion sets with closed doors but it is believed
the Secretary Of War viii send an abstract
Of the trial to General DIX, after the man
nor Of his war report, Frederick Stone
hiss undertaken lho defense Of Or. Nldi
who set Booths leg, Cox, who is charged
with entertaining and eoneeaing Booth
and Harold, and Jones, charged with FER
rying them acrOss the riyer.
All tho volunteer cavalry whose terms
expire p-ior 20 Oct. Ist, Will be mustered
out. ........
The Psymssier General is ordered 10
make Immediate payment to men dis
charged.
Thirty-oiEht ordnance and bureau clerks
were discharged to-day.
It has been ascertsiusd that prisoners il I
Capitol and Carol prisons have been re
leased by subordinats officers. This wiz
be stopped, and none released except upon
orders Of the General Commanding the
Department.
Tumblety, alias Blackburn has been
lodgep in tho old Capitol. ..H...
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29

| Town GossIP.-Idaho would have enjoyed a
very brisk week had it not been for the bad road
between this and Placeryille all stage travel hay
ing been suspended. On Sunday, the town wa.
full of people, and money seemed more plent,
than any time this season. Flour tumbled in foul
days from sixty-six to thirty dollars per hundred
although it will be likely to be worth little more
than that for some weeks yet:
Transactions in quartz mining claims have been
light, owners not being disposed to sell for the
small figures offered, except when obliged to.
During the week, / have had a large number Of
men at work, a few minutes each day, cleaning
up the street in front of buildings, and have sues
ceeded in putting few of them in complete or.
der, among whose are those of Messrs. Cassidy &
Kane Frampton, Baird & judge Combs & Go.
j. u. Smith and others, but all nay fine talk would
have no effect upon few. There is bad place
in front of the PUstofice. think, however. that
under the administration of Mr.. Pinney things
Will improve he certainly appears to be a neat
looking sort of man.
On Monday, Mr.. P. e. Edmondson was appoipt-
ed Deputy sheriff for the office of Idaho CITY.
With such gentlemen as Crutcher and Edmondson
IN charge OF affairs we believe there will be no
Mr.. manager Potter of the " show biznis," has
arrived witha very large troupe. Mrs. JULIA
DEAN HAYNE will be the star at the Jenny Lind
but just who we shall have at the Forrest has not
traaspired yet. At Magnolia Hail. on last Sun.
day night, the MINISTRIES did not play, the audience
being SO small the money was refunded This is
not proof to me, however that they do net deserve
good houses Money is scarce here now.
Recorder John NJ. Murphy returned from his
trip below, looking stout enough to use quill in
each hand for the most of the season.
NeEhouse i Scheeline have made an extensiye
addition to their house and will soon have a large
stock Of spring goods, The town has been flooded
with mule trains all the week, and you can find
almost anything you want now by looking around. |
COL White and Mr. Keith formerly of the Bank
Portland, will open the "Piekwick, !"
we learn as first class hoteIina very few DAYS.
We tope, i'll the name of conscience, and for the /
sake of my future wife, that it will be first class
for if do not find some place soon where l can
improve little in flesh, # viii be sorry old day
for her when we are married.
On,dit, that a splendid church, for the Episco-
palian service will be built during the summer,
"a Idaho City, also magnificent Hall for dancing,
10 be one hundred feet by forty-fve and arched ;
slso that Masonic Temple and Odd Fellows
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building is talked of; and besides these, theatre
ona scale so grand and so large that it will at
once completely swallow up all such structures as
the Forrest and Jenny Lind.
The mails and expresses are all very slow while
the roads are 50 bad the ouly chance we have
is to wait patiently and see what will turn upiI
week more.
Houses are in demand for residences !; there are
quite number of corn cribs offered for sale Or
rent but sons of them will have to receive addi-
tons to shelter very large sized people. pay
ing business for carpenters now is to build com
sortable little houses for private families either
sell or to rent Fifty of them put up ma respect
able style would find ready occupants. One wait
ed Immediately, furnished with everything requi-
site to comfort, by the subscriber money no
object CRAZY QUARTZ.
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DIED:

| At Benicia, California, Marck Goth, Lucy Bee
FORD, wife of G. Il, Street, native of Hardin
county, Kentucky, aged 20 years. fFoy
But a few days ago, Charles R. Street, editor of
the EXPRESS followed to the grave his youngest
child. On Sunday last his cup. of affection was
filed by the death of his beloved wife. On that
day she closed her eyes in death. Our sincere
sympathies are with the bereayed husband and
twot mothefless ebildreh The deceased was
most estinlable lady; and her loss will he deeply
felt by her most Intimate friends. Possessed OF il
warm heart and genial disposition, she blended
the qualities OF a devoted wife, fond mother and
true lady. Some mouths since her health was
found to be on the decline and she sought the sea
breeze in the hope1of finding relief, bat all earthly
restoratiyes were found toghe of no avail. She
has left world of sorrow, and her pure spirit has
been called to the regions of the blcssed.-[Cali-
forria Express.
At. Idaho City April 18th, Miss EMILY G. Col
BY, formerly from Iowa, Linn county, aged Il
years. Iowa papers please copy.
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A. CoRRRspoNpENr sM1sTAKEN.-A CORES.

A. CORRESPONDENT rMIsTAKEN.--A cores
pendent writing from Rocky Bar, last week
over the signature of " Anti Wild Cat" was
very severe upon the results of wildscat 2
operators in mining affairs, The evil Of
this inflated, fictitious business has been
made apparent enough to every one who has
eyer been a citizen of a mining community,
and in the remarks made by him we fully
concur; but we think the correspondent erred
in bis reflections against a particular individ-
ual spoken of in his letter. We are Informed
by Judge Gilbert and Mr.. Dilley, that Mr.
Henry McCarty, who was referred to, is re-
liable and honorable gentlemen, who is in fact
the agent of Forsyth and others at the East,
checks upon whom have a ways been prompt
ly paid. We are satisfied that he does not
belong to that class of men against whom our
correspondents censure was directed We
say this much in simple justice to Mr.. Nc
Carly.
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South Boise and Yuba River.

EDITOR WORLD: On Thursday of last week
the eager eyes of the Alturasians were greet
ed by thewelcome sight of two beeves coming
into town. These are the first quadrupeds
that have been seen in these parts fexcept
the butchers horse that got in and could moi
get out) since last Fall. Yester morn notice
was duly given that beef was for sale at IS
GD60c, and now but little is left We learn
also that sleds drawn gby horses are at hand
thus the danger of absolute suffering is past
and arastra owners begin to feel CHEEKY, and
see some are at work cleaning out their
water bitches. The last few days the snow
has settled very much yet there is not less
than five teet of very solid snow on the
ground. Although times are thus apparently
better than week since, earnestly would we
urge persons intending to come in here to
swat little longer for the good time COM
ing" Every one now coming in is boundfor
Yuba River, but the snow is as deep there as
here, and does not go off as fast. As for that
country, it is all claimed up, and notices are
: in some places six and ten deep. There is
not ground enough in that district for half
the people there now, and those who are
absent have their claims recorded and laid
over according to the laws of that country ;
and even were the mines there over a space
Of twenty miles square, nothing could be
done for three or four weeks yet. = .lsiass
MILLS AMP THEIR CLEANING UP.l
At length. sleds drawn by horses have
made their appearance, and Mr.. George E.
Chamberlain informs me that he had but
little trouble in getting along. It can be
done by travelling very early say from one
or two to eight or nine o'clock in the morn-
ing. The overshot wheel arastras are being
prepared for work, and in a week or ten days
almost, several of them will be running.
The Idaho Mill Co. cleaned up one hundred
and twenty-six pounds of amalgam, after
six days run. They crushed about eight or
ten tons Of rock per day. 9he gold yield
from the amalgam was about $4,000 or $I4-
900, Some Of their choice pieces Of rock
willbend before it breaks. Other hedges
being opened may turn out as good. They
knew nothing of the extraordinary richness
of their lead until they got fairly to work on
it. Cartee & Co.'s sled train, with new shoes
and dies, will be in to-morrow, and theyWillI
again go to work on the Confederate Star
rock am, &c., AEDEBARAN.
Rocky Bar, Alturas Co., April %, 1855.
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: The monntalrz-theY procl.

MAIL CONTRACT A contract has been OBJ
tanned by Mr., George H. Thomas & Co. from
Ben Holiday, for carrying the mail from
Boise City tothe Dalles during the term of
81 years. y 4 a'.
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M ARRIED:

At Idaho City, April 3d. by R4y. Fat&or Pou-
lin, Mr. THoMAs CoNEERs and Miss SUSAN DUNN,
all Of this place.
At Boise City, April 10th, by Judge RI. Gil
lespie, Mr., JOHN Ew1NG and Miss CATHAElNE
KILGoBE
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Other well known performers have also
been engaged and will arrive in due time
kceping.up the attraction with something new
during the whole season. The troupe will
probably be in Idaho City on Sunday morn
ing. g
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Recorder's NJ office.

THE. following named persons will please take
J. notice, that unless they appear in person, or
within three days from this date, they will forfeit
their right of record to certain Quartz Claims now
on Gle in this office, under the Quartz Law of Ida.
ho Territory George Libbey, John Henderson,
John Thompson, Thos. B. Fitzhugh, r. B. Nixon.
w. S. Goodman, VIM. Huntington, Ben. Wilson,
j. Honeywell, j. H. Gerrlsh, John Charlton, H.
Knapp, !. Smith, j. W. Morey, j. Showers.
27tf j. NJ. MURPHY, Recorder Boise Co.
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N Office.

VXTARN1NG is hereby given to all persons, not
w to purchase a certain lot or pareelof ground
situated on Main street, Idaho City, between the
American Hotel and John Ewingis lot adjoining
the Jenny Lind Theater,-as certain Geo. Cans
has set up claim to said property without the
shadow Of a right. J. NJ. PETERS.
Boise City, April 10, 1865. 29tf
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MINERS
& HAIR-CUTTING SALOON,

oTpaH street, Jetroecas Main and Montgomery,
MED 81 SAM, Proprietors.
TVAYING been lately finished in style unriyaled f,r
i neatness and comfort, the propnetors take this
method of making the same generally known. They
thankful for past CUSTOM and respectfully solicit
tinuance of the same. Come and see US. 27tf
NB.-Three doors below Boston Cody's corner.
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THE S. F. Golden Era says the rush for
Idaho and Kootenai amounts tosa stampede.
The steamer Pacific for Portland on the 18th
April would probably take one thousand
passengers.
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THH Walla WalIa Statesman says number
of persons at Walla Walla who intend to go
into the tobacco raising business this season,
and that an establishment for manufacturing
cigars from raw material will probably be
started next Fall.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTlCE is hereby given to all whom it may
N concern that the undersigned will apply to
the Honorable Boards of County Commissioners Of
Ada. Alturas, and Oneida counties, at their next
session. to be held thirty days or more after the
nnblication of this notice, for license to con-
struct and keep a toll road between Boise City
and Salt Lake, i'll the most direct and practicable,
route, sc. w. JIGRAY,
- t.o. D. MCCALL,
: = .'C3MOULAND,
n27w4 J.Rl OLDHAM.
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REnEF.-The Oregonian, speaking of the
suffering of many Of the ernigrants in Idaho
Territory, says that something is being done
in Portland to relieve their condition. 1t does
not say what method has been adopted for
that purpose A contribution for that pur-
pose would be very acceptable The people
here have been very liberal in supplying the
wants,o the poor, but still there are many
friendless, sick and unaided.
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THE POTTER DRAMATIC TROUPE This COM
bination of dramatic talent has arrived in the
Basin, and are now performing at Placerville.
They are welcome. The troupe gave uniger-
sal satisfaction by its performance here last
season, and its return will be gladly known
by many of the old patrons of the theater.
The list has been greatly enlarged, and now
comprises the following names, as furnished
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FOR RENTi!f

A number ono cotton plantation In the
T~allahatchio valley, clear Of overflow,
eigh. miles below Pamela, one hundred and
sixty acres in cultivation, has been dead.
ened ten years and cultivated four. Cab.
ins, stables. cribs and an excellent val Of
water, all In good order. The above place
Is In excellent condition for a cotton crop.
under substantial fence, timber cbieAv
burned Of and land vcryfne. Corn, fod.
der, and stock can DO purchased on the
place II desired. We will also sell or rent
halt section Of up land, Eve miles South
Of Pamela, on the Miss. & Tenn. Railroad.
One hundred and sixty acres cleared land
under GOOD fence. one good double cabin
on the place, a spring Of water 80.
oetse-u A. J. n @. Il. HURT.
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LAND FOR RENTl'

Two hundred and City aerss Il r
tom lard. s,rd thirty acres Of W
rent seven miles East Of SardiA stf
lars per mere. Tho bo.tem. land :
ahaFe overflow.
nevis I'm "a. WILLIAM EDWAS''
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Land for Sale or Ru

| offer for sale or rent, the trsad
formerly occupied by II. A. Wil,|
ceasea, Situated one mile east o.
Of blnpla and 'eSephalf milo NJ
BatesyiIlc. There are 1850 acrcsintsj
Of which about 200 acres urc tItsft|
good Improvement, such rs a fsP,H
ing house and good out h6ases;r ri
of water &c. j.. l.. fLIIlnl
Pamela, Nov. %, 1865. nov erF
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CITATION NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi, Paials' Gsl
To John T.. Mnrrell, Eaaan W>s
Eugcnia Poston, Eudora poslcn, SAl'
Fee, wm. Martin. Laura Lamb, An
Stone, Fannie Martin, Belle Marin
ton Martin, Robert Martin, fhonii
tin, Conques, Martin, w. O.. MARTA
chs @. Martin, Lilbon Martin, sPne4
Whilder, Francis b. whiidef and Dl
Whilder, deyisees anal legatees unk|
will OF Mrs. Francis w. Bobo, tr5
together with - Hawley, hushe|
said Eudora llawlcy, George posinl
band Of said Endora Poston, -
husband Of said Laura, AMI JshnAs
husband Of said Amanda, Yousr1
cited TO be and appear before the 4
Court Of said county. on fhefourih y
in December, 1865, to show cause =
final accounts Of Samuel w. Yes
Wylie Z. Woottcn, exccut ore Of ihsi
said deceased, should not be al!ss
approved. by order OF Court, hsz
l4lh day Of NeYcmber, ls65.i e.
w. P. wO0TTEN, q
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration upon the estata
OF Thomas D. Middleton, deceasod, havin,
been granted TO the undersigned a. lie
November term, 1855, Of the Probate
Court Of Pamela county, al persons having
ugains, the said deceased, are here
by notified TO have tham duly probatei AZ.
cordins 10 law, within the time limited bv
The same, else this notice will Be plead n
Der 10 paymen, thereof.
JOHN 7. MIDDLETON.
dewitt Administrator.
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Blacksmithing
AND
r O NJ.

| have opened my blacksmith -kop, in the
town Of Pamela, and am prepared TO do all
kinds Of farm, wagon and cAFriARc work,
also, horse-shooing. | have on hand A sur.
plus OF different kinds OF iron, buggy
and axlc.trces, which | viii seil
ycry cheap. Those wishing good work
done, or to buy iron cheap, would do well
10 give me q call. \. q. BAKER.
scp2g-tf.