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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

FEARFUL RAyAGEs OF TIE CHOLERA IN TuR-
KEY.-A Washington dispatch Of date Septem-
Der 2lst, says advices had that day been receiy-
ed at the State Department from our Consuls at
Constantnope, Smyrna, Port Mahon and BARGE
Iona, giving further information of the ravages
of the cholera. Tho reports from Constantine
pie most alarming, the deaths from this dis
ease having reached two thousand day. At
Smyrna the epidemic had broken out afrcsh. and
was spreading at 4 trightlul rate. The follow
ing account is given of the introduction of the
disease into Constantinople by Turkish frigate
from Alexandria A high Pacha was on board
the ship who did not wish to go into Quarantine,
so he ordered the captain and surgeon to report
ell well on board. They did so, and the ship
was allowed to pass up the Golden Horn to the
Navy Yard The next morning fifteen of
cholera were removed from the ship to the hos
pital of the arsenal. The captain and surgeon
were at once thrown into prison, and the Pacha
died within week OF his arrival.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

WEDDING IXcipENT.-The story is told of
temperance man, who being at wedding was
asked to drink the brides health in glass of
wine which was offered him. He refused to par
take Of the intoxicating liquid, and said when
he drank her health, it would be in that which
resembled her most in purity, and he knew moth
ing better than water, pure water. He then
drank to her health in glass of God S beverage
sparkling water. The ladies assembled on the
occasion Immediately stepped forward, and max
ing a respectful courtesy. thanked him for the
beautiful compliment he had Just paid the fair
bride, when il was resolved that all intoxicating
drinks be banished from the room.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

FooTE PRorosEs To FIGHT FOR THE FLAG
When United States Consul-Gcneral Potter re-
turned to Montreal from the Detroit Commercial
Convention, an excited mob gathered in the Vi
cinitv of his office. and threatened to tear down
the Stars and Stripes. The intention to commit
this outrage reached Foote'S cars. and he became
very excited. . We've had our fight over it, y
said he ~ but with couple Of round oaths
no foreigner shall tear il down, unless he Goes
so over nv dead body y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30
#sekly o rinity 5unrnal.

ca County Warrants and Greenbaeks taken at
their ruling value payment for subscriptions to this
PAPER To soldiers in the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

LEWIS OSBORNE. q Boston boy of twelve. had
the Bostonian desire TO % see how it's done
largely developed He studied the pictures of
the Washington hangings till nothing must do
but he must make some experiments with rope
and siip-noose He made them one day. and
that was the last of the little boy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

HuRRAH Il. II. Murch, Union candidate fo-
Assembly in Klamath and Del Norte, is elected
by four majority-three in Klamath and one in
Del Norte
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

Nor SO BAD, AFTER ALL-Confederate notes
were in demand yesterday at fifty cents for a
thousand dollars. The enterprising individuals
who were hunting up these Confederate promises
TO pay are supposed to have been agents for pa
per mills.-Petersbzvg Erpress
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30
WeayeryiIle, Saturday, Sept. 30, 1865.
A G E n L S.

L. r FISHER. 171l$ Washington street (up stars) San
Francsconeary opposite Maluires Opera Houseis our
enly authorized Agent in that city.
f. X. PIIPPS. ID street (between and x Is authorized
receive and receipt for advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper at Sacramento.
HENRY 8 MARTIN Postmaster Junction City. will
receive subscriptions to the in that section and fur
nish our printed receipts.
Subscribers the ouRS Douglas City will receive our
printed receipts by leaving the amounts due with kELrON
KELLOGG. our authorized agents.
Al North Fork 4. WATERS is authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH. mailman, will transact all business pertain
ing 70 tins office at the several point, below North Fork
CIAs VoSE is Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY RANTZAU are our Agents at Lewiston.
A. G. PRICE. ESQ. and Justice GUSTAV TIIEDE are au-
Canon Greek
Exprcssman BIGGS authorized receive and receipt for
subscriptions in the Hay Fork section
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

ELoPEyryr ExrRAoRpIXARY.--A man named
Stowe lately eloped from Burlington, Vermont,
with the wives of three prominent citizens All
the women were mistresses of the scamp. The
guilty parties crossed the Canada border closely
pursued by one of the wronged husbands. As
ArtemnsN ard feelnrly remarked. " loo much
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

DURING the grand review of Sherman's army
at Washington a patriotic German was heard to
exclaim--'. mein Gott mein Gott how glad
am dat am an American y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

Az old fellow in Wayne county, New York,
who has advertised his wife six or seven times.
had the assurance, recently, to ask the genial
editor of the Lyons Republican to print the Gus
tomary advertisement for half price, in consider
alton of his being - regular customer"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

HEARING some gentlemen at his fathers table
discussing the familiar line, . An honest man
is the noblest work of God, little five year
old said he knew it was mt true his mother was
hetter than anv man that was ever made.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

IT is stated that not a single bottle OF the "ld-
ow ,Cliquots champagne Is SOLD In france ; she
being under contract to English and German
wine merchants to sell them every bottle of wine
she manufactures.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30
ARrENus WARD has been into The oil business

ARTEMUs WARD has been into the oil business.
He writes to Betsy Jane:
Shakspeer. or sum otherwise thcolojun, sed
sum is born CRATE, sum win grateness by II pack
cards or q hoss race, and the rest git big by
axident. Now didn't win it, or get it thrust
onto me, but | bord it out of the stuns of salt
river with government orgur. Born IS OF two
kinds-borin for the corporation chat for the
money and afterwards for the lie Wall, you
see, bored myself out Of \. ward into CRATE
company, called the - 0leaginous Saline Carbon
ferrous Indication Manufacturing Company |
tell you privitly. that name took splendid. We,
that's me. an Artemus, an trtimeous, and Mr..
Ward-opind an offs. and from Mondy morn an
til Sundy dawn, we brokt the shares. Our COM
pany was organized, to-wit-i had II millions
OF shares at ; cents share, d l cent = resirved
for workin capital. We guaranteed everything.
We told the moose boys and other contrabans
that we had the " royilty an . fee simple of
all the lie on salt river. Told en- we was op-
posed to aristokrisy an big shares We told EN-
the shares was . limited so they was. to our
treasury Our shares went up to Z dollars and
ii an half cents in IA DAYS We sold ont an
started anuther, an this was the way we went
on, till the valee of salt bord like pepper
box.
Nor so GooD.-A young gentleman was paying
special attention to young lady, and one day a
little girl, about FIVE years old, slipped in and
began a conversation with him .. can always
tell, :" said she, - when you are coming to our
house. 3. You can and how do you tell Il =
he replied. g Why, when You are going to be
here, sister begins to sing and get good and she
gives me cake and anything | want, and she
sings so sweetly when speak to her. she smiles
so pleasantly. wish you would stay here all
the while then ] would have hice time But
when you go off sister is not so good She gets
mad, and when ask her for anything. she slaps
and bangs me about This was poser to the
Young gentleman " Fools ana children tell the
truth, quoth he; and taking his hat he left and
returned no more.
THE Hartford Times argues that the negro is
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

Horace MAYNARD on NEGRO SUFFRAGE.-This
staunch Tennessee lovalist said in 4 recent cleo
tioneering speech - Much has been said about
the radicaism of Chief Justice Chase's views on
the subject of negro suffrage. Mr.. Chase be-
lieves that the white Unionists of the South
are in the minority, very largely so in many To-
calites. il Will become matter of absolute ne
cessity to enfranchSc the black population, which
is universally loyal, in order to prevent the reb-
els from reganiug the government of their re-
spectiyc States at the balot-box. He believes
that the nation will be compelled to resort to
gro suffrage for sef-pres servaion, especially for
the preservation of the white loyalists of the
South Now, the nation not eager to resort
to emancipation. but YOU forced a resort to that
measure by obstinate rebellion. 1t hesitated to
enlist negro soldiers. but was forced to arm them
by the continued rebellion of the South and it
found that they made very good soldiers-could
shoot well rs anybody. This revolution is not
yet over, ana great many of these snhjugated
rebels acting and talking very boldly Rest
assured. that if YOU still defy the National Gov
crnment, the nation will be forced to think Sc
riously of putting the ballot into the hands of
loyal negroes, to enable them to vote down the
rebellion.
WHAT IS SAID IN OnEGoN.-In reference to the
Withdrawal of the Oregon mail, the Portland
OregoAian says q The Moguls at Washington
have recently cholled off from the balance of the
world, Oregon and all her individual aud public
interests by suspendiag at last totally and une-
quivocaly the carving of the United States mail
south OF this city between Oregon and California.
Postmaster Davis received orders from the fossils
Of the Post Office Department yesterday. not to
let the California Stage Company have it any
more. ON the arrangement made by Postal Agent
Gaskil hence to-day all mail matter destined
for Milwaukee, Oregon City, Albany. etc, lies
dead ut the Portland office, This is q fine con
dition of affairs So far this State is concerned
she might as well be in British Columbia or the
Feiec Islands TO all that the General Govern
ment does for rs. We are in no mood to accept
of this preceding AZ this time. 1t Is species
of humbuggery are not prepared for We
have been praying the national heads for redress
Of wrongs which have existed in the postal affairs
Of Oregon for years. and now have to record a
species of insult to previous injuries. After
the event of hauling off the coaches results must
determine for US. and the people of this State,
what shall be.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

DEAF AND DuNB.-A party of emgrants' says
the Marysyille Agpeql consisting of eight per-
sons, are encamped,just above the Pacihc house,
in this city Every member of the party IS deaf
and dumb. They crossed the plains this season
What brings such persons to California is mys-
tery to us. They could not have heard OF the
richness of our mines or the fertility OF our soil.
They hail from Iowa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

VALUABLE CAGGo.--A New York dispatch of
September 22d is as follows :-' Mrs. A. Meyer,
Of Washington Territory, who has procured the
loan of the United States steam transport CONT
mental, for her purposes-the Government wish
ing TO send her TO the Pacifc--will sail from here
on September 3Gth, with 700 women from the
surplus population of Massachusetts,, who 60 10
settle in the above named Territory. Three
hundred Of these women are orphan daughters
OF dead soldiers. They all good, industrious
women. There is no fear but they viii secure
good husbands and happy homes in the IerrlIory-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

THE Hartford Times argues that the negro is
inferior to the white man, because the former is
never known to have the delirium tremens.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

LETTER FROM GREELEY.-A correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette has the following letter
from Mr. Greeley
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07
sSI1criH,s sale.

ID 7 virtue Of decree Of foreclosure Of mechan-
IB les len aud order Of sale issued out of the
District Court of 10 and for the county of Boise,
upon judgment rendered in said court, wherein
J. T. Landing, j. Thompkins ard S. W. Broad.
well are plaintiffs and A. H. Rise is defendant.
for the sum of three hundred and sixty>three dole
lars, Judgment and costs of suit duly tested the
I'd day OF October, A. D. 1865, by which am
commanded to sell certain property, to-wit: A
CERTAIN house and lot situated Oh the east side Of
Montgomery street, in Idaho city. Boise county,
Idaho Territory fronting on said Montgomery
street thirty feet Z ore or less, and extendin.
back IN an easterly direction one hundred feet
more or less, and heretofore known as the '.Cn.
cinnai Saloon" or A. H. Ruse's dance house.
Public notice is hereby given. IN accordance with
SAID decree ard order of sale, that on the 2Stl
day OF October, A. D. 1865, at II clock NJ. will
sell in front OF the court house door in Idaho city
at public auction, for gold coin or its equivalent
IN clean gold dust, the above described property
70 Tue highest bidder to satisfy said execution ard
all acerang costs. JAS. /. CRJTCHER.
1daAo city, Oct. 6 l865n50W3 Sheriff,
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Lion Nnticn

Idaho Territory, County Of Boise
Joh.4 Rhilehart plaintiff, vs.. Charles w Stuard
Mat. g. Looney. Charles Miller, s. e. Guldtlap
and -- WI linson, de!endln
D DERS0AS CLAIMING LIENS On THE PRO
Il perty known as Stuard Ditch. !" located on
tne west side Of Grimes creek in said county and
Territory, tapping said creek at or near the IN Juth
OF Big Muddy creek, in the vicinity of Pioneer
City, aud running FROM thence along the west
banks OF Grimes creek to Centeryllle, are hereby
notified to appear in the District Court, Second
Jucicia District, in said Territory, at Idaho City,
on the 30th day Of Octob,r, 1865, and there ex.
hibit the proof of said liens or they will be
deemed 70 be waived III favor Of those so exhibited
Cct. g. n50w5* GEO. AINSLIE. Atty for IlIff
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Lien Notice.

ldaho territory, County OF Boise.
In the Diistric: Court I'd Judicial District
A. II. Robbie, plaintiff, vs.. Joseph Dorsey, NJ. A.
Dorsey hisMi e, Charlotte NJ. CAVITY, alias Mrs
Smith, and --- Gin =, defendants
A LII PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING
IN Liens under the provisions of an act of the
Legislative Assembly Of tie Territory of Idaho,
entitled :" An act for securing liens to mechanics
and others and the actamendatory thereof, upon
the following described premises towit: that
certain house and lot Of land situated on the east
side of Main street, above Wall street, in Idaho
City, Boise County, Idaho Territory adjoining the
premises Of S. T. Seaniker, Esq, on the north
and - Roman on the south, said lot fronting Is
feet on said Main street and running back east
warGly OF even width with front, and at right
angles TO said Main street ore hundred feet, are
hereby notified to be and appear before said Dis
trict Court at the next regular term thereof, on
the 30th day of October, 1865, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ
OF said day, and exhibit then and there to said
court proof of said liens. A. II. Robe,
Idaho City. Oct. 6. 1S65n50w3 Plaintiff.
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Sheriff, sale

PY virtue OF an execution issued oat of the
1b Dlstrct'Court in and for the county of Use
upon Judgment rendered in said court, wherein
Il. Levlson and l.. Levison are plaintiffs, and
Charles Robertson Robe and j Ostrecher are
defendants for the sum OF Nine Thousand, Five
Hundred and Fiitytwo and 26lO0 Dollars, judg
ment and costs Of suit, duly tested the 81 day Of
October, A. D. 1865, have seized and taken in
execution the following described property, tawit:
That certain piece OF parcel Of real estate there
tofore attaehedl situate Oh the cast side of Main
street, Idaho city, Boise county, Idaho Territory
fronting - feet, more or less. on said street,
and extending back east eighty feet, more or less
and bounded on the north by the house and lot Of
A. Matthew on the south BY house occupied By Craig
y Mix as drug store. Public notice is hereby
given that Oh the 18th day Of OctoGer. A. D. 1860,
at Il o'clock n. viii sell i'll front of tie court
house door III 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 aceruing costs.
JAS l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho city, October 6, l965n5OW3
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ShariHs Sale

DY virtue Of a judgment Of foreclosure Of me.
I'D chanic's lien and order Of sale issued ont O!
the District Court in and for the county Of Boise,
upon a judgment rendered in said court, Wherein
Il. j. Agnew and Henry Johnston are plant IL,
and John A. Douglass and Wilson Ellis are de.
iendants duly tested the 9Th day Of October, A. D.
1868, By which I'm commanded to sell certain pro.
pe:ty, to-wt Thai certain water ditch situated in
The county of Boise, Territory Of Idaho, which
takes tie water cut OF Crimes creek at point on
the west side Of said Crimes creek about four
niles above Pioneer city, known as the ''Ameri
can Ditch originally located aud recorded by
III accordance with the requirements of said order
Of sale, that on the 18th day OF October, A. D.
1850, OF y o'clock NJ. will sell i'll front Of the
court house door in Idaho city, at public auction,
Ior gold coin CT its equivalent in clean god dust
the above described property to the highest bid
der TO satisfy said execution and all accruing costs
JAMES 1. CRUTCHER, Sheriff
Idaho city, October G. lsG5n5GwS
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LIEN Nofinn

Territory OF Idaho, County OF Boise.
In the District Court, I'd Judicial District
A. H. Itobie. plaintiff VS.. Robertson & Co. defts.
4 Ii PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING
IA Liens under the provisions OF an act of the
Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Idaho
entitled : An Act for securing lens 10 mechanics
and 9th rs, and Tic act amendaory thereof, upon
the following described premises. to-wit: That
certain building situated III Idaho City, Boise
County, Idaho Territory, on the east side CT Main
street, above Wall street IN said city and that Ger
tain lot or parcel of land upon which said build
lug is erected north of and adjoining the drug
store OF Craig d Mix, fronting sixteen feet on said
Main street, and running back eastwardIy at right
augles thereto of even width with front, fifty tet
being the same house and lot lately occupied By
said Robertson 4 Co., are heIeby notified to be
and appear in said District Court on the S0lh day
u October, l865, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ of said day,
and exhibit then aud there to said court proof of
said liens. All BOBIE. p IaintiT
Idaho City. October 9th. l865n50w3
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Summons.

Territory of IdIbo. County of Boise-ss
In the District Court for the Territory OF Idaho,
Second Jedibial District,
G. w. Gratis VS.. Robert Bailey.
To ROBERT BAILEY:
V0U are hereby notified that there is now on
II file in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court OF the Second Judicial District of said Ter>
ritory, in Idaho City, county Of Boise. the com
plant Of 6. ". Crafts, claiming judgment against
you upon promssory note dated June Both, 1854,
for the sum Of $l050 with interest thereon at five
per cent.per month from date until paid also de-
manding judgment Of foreclosure and sale upon a
a certain mortgage of the same date and gwen to
secure the payment Of said note and that unless
you appear aud answer to said complaint within
twenty days after the service hereof, if served
within Boise County and within thirty days il
served out Of said county but within said Judicial
district; aud within forty days if served out o.
said district, Exclusive Of the day of service)
default will be taken against you and the plaintiff
ll.appiy to SAID Court for the relief demanded
IN his said comp amt.
In testimony whereof, |, VIM. B. Daniels Clerk
fT~-.--,T, of said District Count, have hercunto
SEAL set my hand and affixed the Seal of said
A-o-a Court, at Idaho City, this Sd day OF
October, a. D 1865. W.B. DANIELS, CIkD.C.
n50w3 Per II. f. PR1cKErr, Deputy Clerk.
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Summons.

Territory of Idaho. County of Boise-ss
In the District Court, for the Territory of Idaho,
Second judicial District
u. w Romer and Fred COLLEEN VS.. Joseph Zelgle
Miller and Charles Warren.
To JOSEPH ZE1GLE MILLER and CHARLES
s WARREN:
Il N the name ofthe people of the United States
/ in the Territory OF ldlho: You are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the Office Of
the Clerk of the District Court of the I'd Judicial
District of said Territory, in Idaho city, county of
Boise, the complaint OF +. w. Romer and Fred
-Collen. demanding judgment against you for the
sum OF Two hundred and One 63-l00 Dollars,
with interest and costs, in gold coin, and that un
less you appear and answer to said complaint
within twenty days after the strvice hereof, if
served within Boise county, and Within thirty days
if served out of said county but within said Judi
cul district, and within forty days if served out
of said district, [exclusive of the day of seryice
judgment will be taken against you by default for
said sum of two hundred and one 63l00 dollars
with interest and costs claimed by said plaintiffs.
In testimony whereof, ] WIN. b. Daniels, Jerk
t*---* OF said District, have hereunto set my
SEAL hand and affixed the seal of said Court
*~-N at Idaho city this 9Th day of October.
A. D. 1865. VIM. 3. DANIELS, elk d. C.
BY H. E. PICKETT, Deputy Clerk.
Daniel Mclaughlin. Attorney for pltfn5Ow4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-07

> THE FENIAN BALL The BALTIC be given by tie
Fenian Brotherhood en- Tuesday evening, Octo.
Der 3lst will be magnificent affair. The Broth
erhood has recently become very large associa-
ton here, with great deal of I" grit" about it,
and whatever it attempts TO do, it does with a
characteristic vim. The Masonic Hall has been
selected for the ball, aud good music, under the
direction Of Prof.. King, will regulate the harmo-
Lies of the evening. For list Of committees see
advertisement.
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RATES OF FARE.

Stages leave Boise city regularly on Mondays,
Wednesdays AID Fridays. From Ruby on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, returning next
days.
troops, and detachment Of soldiers is placed at
every station. Meals are provided at each station
at California prices Passengers will be allowed
to lay over at any point of the route, and resume
the journey at their leisure. Travellers thus avoid
the risks Of Ocean travel and pass the rich silver
region Of Puebia, and through beautiful portion
of North Nevada and North California without
danger or delay
Office in Boise City at Wells, Fargo g. Co.'s
WIN. A. YATES, Agent.
Office at Ruby City at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
j. l.. BROWNE, Agent.
WIN. VINCENT, Agent, Idaho City.
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