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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-13

trals, and when they please to carry the mails
they are going to do so ditto with the expresses.
+. Some time ago when there was danger of a -four
riot in Idaho city, 3ceTtain shop-keeper delivered
-four to friend for safe keeping, till such time as
should be deemed suitable for its return Subse-
qrently -four fell in value very rapidly, so shop.
keeper charges friend thirty dollars per sack for
the -four. About this time, all danger being at an
erd friend concludes to send shop-keeper's -four
home when the latter quietly received it and
gave friendcredi for it at eighteen dollars per
sack! This is an actual fact and Won would be
astonished if were to tell who the shop-keepef
is. Funny world isn't it where people pat their
Lord on the cheek with one hand and pick his
pockets with The other!
The newly fitted theatre of Mr.. Henry's will be
opened on Tuesday evening next with spleLdd
opening address written by nice little friend of
mine whom I'll mention whenever please, and
the play of Pocahontas, or some other. The change
will be appreciated by the public, and Mr.. Potter
will be thanked with extra cash.
l ought to notice the pubic spirit of several
gentlemen who have combined taste with elegance
III making improvements; among these are Mr..
Claressy who fits up everything around him with
view to comfort and cleanliness the Bank Ex-
change and Peyton's Billiard Saloons sare very
clever indeed. | see that gentlemen down town
are making a splendid plank walk and road
through Wallula street to Buena Vista Bar. which
is a much needed improvement for that end of the
city Il believe Mr.. Geo. c. Merritt is the leading
man in that enterprise. Success to all men and
women too, avho 1Cork, either with their hands or
brains; and l care not which course they pursue,
only so they go at it with sufficient energy, and
show that th y are in earnest.
Magnolia Hall is turned into splendid large
restaurant; in few days Pickwick will be a new
hotel with numerous well finished rooms and
where then could anybody dance if they wanted
to that's what want answered
CRAzY-Q QUARTZ.
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Summons.

Territory of Idaho, county Of Boise-ss
nthe District court for the Territory of Idaho I'd
Judicial District.
VIM M. Wilson vs.. Lois A. Wilson,
To LOIS A WILSON,
the name of the people of the United States in the
! territory of Idaho. You. are hereby notified that
is on leinthe 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 VIM, N
Wilson prayine for decree Of divorce from you the
ground Of f descrtion for than two years last
past and unless you appearand answer to said complaint
within forty days after the 18th day OF June, A. d. 1860
exclusive of said last mentioned dy judgment will be
taken against you by default and said plaintiff will apply
to said court for the relief demanded in his said COM
plant.
In testimony whereof, John G. Henley Clerk OF said
Z 49, District court have hereunto set my hand
SEAL and affixed the Seal of said court, at Idaho
l--) City this Sth day of May, A. D. 1865.
JOHN G. HENLEY, Clerk OF Dist Court.
FRANK MILLER Atty for Pif. n29-5w
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES advertisements coming 10
late precludes much reference to this subject this
week. Camille" and "East Lynde' performed
ron Tuesday and Thursday evenings have deepened
the interest felt in the performance and nightly
increased the audience. The conception of the
characters assumed by Mrs. Hayne is just and con-
sistent, and her representations perfect. She is
Justly entitled to her title THE Star of the North.
Tonight she will appear in her favodte character
of "Leah the Forsaken7 in which she peculiar "
cxcels-assisted by Mr.. Waldron and the whole
company. On Sunday night TIE Stranger" will
he performed :-and on Tuesday night the Forrest
will be opened, enlarged and beautifully finished
back with an amusing after piece. For particu-
lars read Mr. Potter's advertisement.
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The Time

Required for the delivery of goods from San Fran
cisco will be, by horse or mule teams, not exceed
ing twentv>fve, and by OK teams not to exceed
thirty-five days. No fears need be entertained of
trouble with Indians the road will be protected
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Freigght

From San Francisco to Chico Landing is So per
ton charges for storage, commission and forward
ing. 81, so per ton. Transfers rates from Chico
Landing will be according to the season, from
eight to fourteen cents per pound.
GEORGE F. NOURSE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
Chico Landing.
N. B. Mark-Care of Nourse, Chico Landing
and be sure to send shipping receipts.
Steamer bills and commissions payable on deliv.
erv of merchandise at the Landing, in U. S. coin.
Bills notpaid at the Landing, will be sent by
Wells, Fargo s. Co. for collection at expense of
shipper
REFERENCES. Parrott & Co., San Fran
cisco; Gen. j. BdwelI, Chico Messrs. Ewing &
Washburn, Unionville, New. w. W. Williams,
Esq, Boonville. I. T.; Langworthy & Charlton,
Idaho City, |. T.. 29tf
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D E LIN O NICOi

Formerly Belle Creole Saloon an-st third door above
the Forrest Theater.
TEyTIE Propretors Of this wellknown eating establish
L ment beg leave to inform their patrons that they
have removed from their old stand to the above place
which they have fitted up in superior STYLE and
now ready to accommodate public generally N. b.
Night Lunch will be served up including oys
tiers in all Styles and all the decaces of the
2Sm3 HUDSON & NEWMAN.
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BOOKS & STATIONERY!
Post0 Office Building,
MAIN-St. IDAHO CITY.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
l. purchased the Establishment, Stock and BUSH
ness of Il. NJ. Swinnerton, Esq, and enlarged, i'm
proved and reftted the same, is prepared to meet
all demands in this branch of trade-from pencil
|sEarpener to a polyglot Bible; and histories
from skirmish to campaign. School Books of
the latest approved series, to which additions are
being constantly made. Stationery of the best
quality and most complete assortment. Envelopes
Of all kinds, sorts and sizes. Copy Books. All
kinds of lnde'ibe Inks. Gold, Steel and Quill
Pens. Pocket, Counter and Desk Ink-stands.
Pencils. .Pen-Knives. PaperFolders, Drawing
Paper. &c, &c. Bancroft's Diaries for 1865, con.
tanning list Of Stamp Duties, and other useful
information-the finest thing of the kind ever
gotten up. All KINDS of Blank Books.
Circulating Library of new and select Histo-
ries, Novels &C., to which additions are being
constantly made. Orders for any book or books
not on hand, promptly filled as soon as possible.
Call and get Letter-if there should be none,
buy material and write one, thereby patronizing
Uncle Samuel and his son.
2Stf JAMES A. PINNEY.
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Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
SheriR's sale.

ID Y virtue of anexecution to me directed, IS
L DSued out Of the Probate Court of Boise County
!. r., on Judgment rendered therein on the 25th
day Of April, A. D. 1865, in favor of Jacob Pain.
ter, and against George Densmore for the sum OF
FIVE hundred and eighty-seven dollars (S587) and
ninety one dollars ($9l00) costs Of suit; did on
the 26th day of April, A. D.. 1865, levy upon all
the right title and interest of George Densmore in
and to the following described real property to wit
certain lot or parcel Of land and the building
thereon, situated in the City OF Placerville Boise
County /. T., it being described on the said City
Chart as the south half of lot in block g. fronting
on Standefer street feet, running back so feet
and adjoining the premises OF Highly y Butler on
the south. And l hereby give notice that on the
3Oth day-of May, A. D. 1865, between the hours
of ocI ock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. of said day,
to-wt, at o'clock P. NJ, will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash, the above
described premises, together with all improve
ments thereon or sufficient thereof to satisfy said
Judgment, costs, and accrning costs. Said sale to
take place on the premises. Dated this 9th day
of May 1855. A. o. BOWEN, Sheriff.
n29-3w. By VIM. MALONEY. Deputy.
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Packers and Traders Generally

Can select at Chico from large and well assorted
stocks at small per cent, above San Francisco
cost, any description of merchandise desired.
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THE SUMNER WINDs.-The beginning of the
Summer season has been indicated during the past
week by the prevalence Of strong Northern winds,
peculiar to this coast, and inseparable from the
Summer months. A stronger breeze has blown
during the week than at any time during the past
six months. Notwithstanding the snow on the
hills around US these winds are dry and parching
They belong to the species of breezes formerly
known among the old Spanish population further
South as 1.-The Poison Winds: from the tact
that all vegetable and animal life wither, weaken
and decay when subjected to their poisonous in>
anences
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Shippers

Can rely upon having their goods forwarded inn
mediately, and at all times Of the year, at rates
much less than they are now paying, or ever have
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS !!
Rs% NEW ROAD FROMgsa
CHICO TO IDAHO!

TINE UNDERSIGNED, DESTROYS OF POSI-
Il tive proof as to the practicability of a wagon
road from the Sacramento river to Idaho Territory,
has in person travelled over the route from Chico,
with the saddle-train of Messrs. Pierce, Francis &
Co., and takes pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie, that more than his most sanguine expectations
have been realized. The route is not only possible
and practicable, but DIRECT, and in condition for
the immediate use of horse, mule or OK teams.
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Summons.
Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-s
In the District court, ID Judicial District,

Territory of Idaho County of Boise-ss
In the District court, I'd Judicial Districts 38
Ann Fletcher, vs. Edward Fletche'.
To EDWARD FLETCHER.
N the of the people of the United States IN the
i Terrtoryof Idaho you hereby notified that there
court of the ID Judicial District of said Territory in
Idaho city, Boise county, the complaint of Ann Fletcher
praying fer decree of divorce the ground OF wlful
desertion and failure to furnish the necessares OF life
for than two years aspast and that unless you
appear and to said complaint within forty days
after the 18th day of June A. D. 1865 Exclusive OF said
last mentioned day. judgment will be taken against you
by default and said plaintiff will apply to said court for
the relief demanded in her said complaint
In testimony whereof John c. Henley, Clerk of said
t<A-, District conrt have hereunto set my hand,
}SEAL and affixed the Seal of said court, at Idaho
49, city, this Sthday of Nay, A. D. 1856
& JOHN c. HENLEY, CLERK of District court.
E. D. HOLBRooK, Atty fOrtln. By q n29-5w &
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KIrLED.--A man named Walter Waltham was
k led on Thursday lsst near Cuddy's Gulch by the
falling of a tree. The tree lad been partially
mined under. The deceased was passing with a
friend along the trail in the vicinity when the
tree came down. Both started to run but too late
some of the branches striking Waltham on the
head killing him instantly: He was at one time in
the IT, S. army, serving iour years, receiving his
discharge in 1857.
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A CORRECT RUMoR.-For some time we have
been told that the Drug st IRE of Craig q Mix con-
tanned some Of the finest of liquors for sale for
medical purposes. We believe it now. The con-
firmation was strong as "holy writ" 1t came in
the shape of some bottles of "Hennessy'' and
Port wine of the chr st quality-so rich and
mellow as to make one almost wish to be sick to
be authorized to prove their quality regularly.
This firm is now doing very large business, of
the nature of which see new advertisement.
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NEW Law FRM-Judge j. J. May and Judge
d. W. Douthitt have formed a co-partnership for
the practice OF the legal profession here. They
are both well and fayoraby known as able and
successful attorneys.
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CITY NEWS.

We understand that Mr.. Potterh has engrged the
California Mnstrels' to perform on of-nights at
one or other of the theaters. s.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
Register's Omce,

New Castle County, FebiuaTy 9Th. i83S.
Upon ths application of John p BslVllle AdminiBtra.
tor, per deafs lie Of Thomss JAmson late Of Red Lion
IundFed, in said Comfy, deceased; II Ia ordered aud
directed by the Register that the Administrator are-
said give notice the granting Of Letters Of Admin H.
tTaton upon the Estate VI the deceased with the date
Of granting thereof by causiag advertisements to 10
In Aix OF the most public places 10 The County ef Mes
Castle requiring all persons having demAnds against
Rslats TO present the samB Rb1ds byAn Act Oh As
sembiy IN such case mate and provided. And also
the to be nterte1 within the period IN The
Delaware journal end StAtesmaR neHsaaper publ shed
in wi nngton and 70 be continued th zzh two months
t->-, Given undsr the hand and seal Of Office VI The
H., ReBisar aforesaid, At New Castle, in New Castle
49, County aforesaid, the day and year above wrt-
tea. r. c. FlBlM. Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
Repister,s Office,

New Castle County, February 10Th, 1866.
Uton application of CathaTine Hobinett Administra
trix Of Rachel Davis, late OF Wilmington Hundred 10
mi County deceossd 1t liz ord red and directed the
lie 5iasr thot the AdnnstaTix aforesaid, give notice
Bs to o the deceased with The date of CHANTING thereof
y causing to be posted within forty days
from lhe date such Letters in Blk OF the most public
paces of the County of New Cate requiring all
having demands against the Estate to present tue same
OF abide by an OF Assembly in such made aud
proydel And the TO be inserted within
the same period in the Delaware State JOura and SAtes-
man newspaper published in Wilmington, aud to be
continued therein two months,
80, Given under the hand aud Zeal OF Office Of the
L. Register Aforesaid at New Castle, in New Castle
~ )county aforesaid the day aud year above written
H. Z, fRAIM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
BROW WNING'S
EXCELSIOR COFFEE,

Whilst trying Coffee Of all the yArious brands
hsmsmesr NbhoWNiNos EkcSLsIoR"-At the hsad
u stands.
Trus ~ not like oIhera that are SOLD EvgRY.
WHERE
little stretch, We all do know. good goods will easily
bar stretch like this-"sold eTeryWhersi vary ant
TO tearl E "f
Now, can safely say, without any hssltstion
THERE'S none Ike "BR0wNlNa'S ExoELSl0R5 in this
Skilled ehsp,lss have not found Coffee from any store
POSSESSING the same ingredients Browning ) Excel.
sior'l % ~
Nor Is there any ous In or ont Of The Coffee trade
WAC knows the articles from which "Bowangs Excel.
Aor's made
I'm told It's made from barley, rye wheat le,us. and
Mana thousand ether thngs-sut the RlGnT:oNE If
Bat with the cuass-men will not hold contention
Rar the many. many things they saytoo numerous to
uentioR.
whilst they're engaged in running round from store to
To learn the current Wholesale price of BrownDgs Ex.
soms who know my Coffee gives perfect satisfaction.
Have ormsa plan BY which they hope TO cause quick
The Oass-'tls With few; no doubt it will be more
10 nA@s thsar Coffee after mine tBRoWNINGs) hX-
Some sAy theirs hsOny brand which will stand ready
Nov, ~ little of them All-sos which yon like the
Three years have passed aWsy since frft sold store
Never hayeI In your paper advertised before;
Nor would now, or ever consent to putlsh more,
fAs some used % 'VsFyoodys 's'd every where III
trade like this do not wish the orders could not
The fastory all Jerseys land would take-eave no, a
My trade is not so very lsrgs stil think have my
shaTsi -
But, reader, you may rest assured 'tis NOT ssoLD
EVRRYWHERE"
Manufactured and for sale by tke teritfr,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

Value and mot 10 be paid until you what you will
receive.
100 100 Gold Hunting Cases Watches. each 800 90
100 Gold Watches 40 90
200 Lidies Maiules 3i %
QUO Silver Wstohr, sib 90 10 s25 10
el0 1old Neck and Vest Chains, II 90 to 10 10
i9O0 Ghatelaln and Guard Chains, 20 TO 10 w
SUl0 Vest and Negk Chains, 4 OJ to II 20
lOOO Solitaire Jet aud Gold lIronclea, 10 to 0U
aSoU Coral Lava Garnet &c, Brooches OO to 90
iuoU uoldi jet, Opal, &c., Far Drnpa, ~ to %
tOlO Gents Ilresst aud scarf Pins, 3 on 10 OJ
uO0U Oval Band Bracelets 8 % 10 OA
1000 Chased Draceleis o % TO 10 20
$500 California Diamond Pins aud Rings . 90 to 90
2OJO uuld Watch KEYS . so 10 %
D0OO Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and Studs 2 01 to 90
5000 Geld Thmblas / 90 to & w
5000 Miniature liockyis 9Ol To %
suOl Miniature L0ekets Magic ! co to QU
25UO Gold TUUthpeks, Crssses &c. q 60 to 90
1000 Fob aud Ribbon Slides 2 90 so q On
5u0O Chased Gold ungp, . % 10 W
1000 Stone Set Rings, 9 UU to @ %
tb00 sels Ladies' Jewery-lut and Gold, % 10 %
ovVO selb ladiea Jowelry-yafiad styles, 90 to 10 ~
5000 Gold Pens, SILVER Case and Pencil, o. 10 g %
1000 psns, Gold Case md Pencil & 90 tn 10 20
5000 Pens, dold-mountol Holder 2 % to q OU
All tho goods IN the shove list viii b, sold viii hont
teetvauon, FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH. Certificates Of
I'll tue various atliuos placed In similar envelopes
anu sealed These envelopes will he by mail or de-
'Tefed at our office, without regard 10 choice. On
eolIng certificate yon will what article 1t represents
ana II ~ optional with you 10 send dollar and receive
value
In all transactions ay mail We charge for forwarding
the Certificates, paying postage and doing the business
70 cents eacl. Five Certificates will bo sent Tor 81
sSyyn 9r ~ thirty for Sb sixtyve for go; and one
AuENrs-Spsclal terms In Agents.
We guarantee ontiro satisfaction In every instance.
Addrrsi GEORGE DENERIr & CO.,
Jah2'Sm 303 broadway, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
Notiea.

All persons having claims Sgainst the Estate Of The
deceased present the duly Assed ~ the Ad
minisator before February Gih 1885, abide the
Act of Assembly In such ease made and provided.
JOHN +. BBLYlLLR, Administrator,
feblO-2m Per GeHfs lite.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

For sale by JOHN u, PORTER, No. t09 MArtet 81.
The above may be apped to Wood, raPer, Plaster,
painted boards, sher new OF bis and eau be used with
tho common crAyOns with caAlk Slate sospsone
pencils The manufacturer says II Is warranted 10 lse
cattle satisfaction when used aoeordnR th4 direction
accompanying It, dec 6.u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
NOTICE.

An peFs0ns having claims against the Estate OF the de-
ceased must present the daily atiesied 70 the Al.
minisrarix, or before February l5th leu or abide
the Act OF Assembly In such casa made and provided
CATHARINE RUnINkTr, Administrative
Wilmington, February Eth, isGj-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
iebiO-sul
Eor Renr
three .lorle

three Etoried brick building suitable for kroesry In
central situation. ftG
Also l,rge house and from ten to thirteen aelss sf
land suitable fT trucking for Keeping and hngs
Apply to WIN. eOAULLEf a CO.
606 Market Strest
Wilmington, lpl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
Truck and MIX Farm to Let.

Provided suit myself with Tenant I will let
my place containing seventy acres, for cash rent and
give possession at any time after March lst II a just
outside tho city limits and one Of the oldest milk and
truck places in the vianiiy and in good stute Of cu
iyation, with it eau be had the Honiny Mill which
ia u steady and good.buslneas through the winter
Dr. ), A. BROWN.
ian3l-l2t Newport Pike,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
LIVING HOME.

NJ HR bsius for hummer boArders, who hAv
kept full most Of the time r thels four months
am prepared TO tYke as formerly SICK AND WELL
At ieasOusbla prices of the times. ....
n9vi 4 BLOWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
TRUSTEES SALE
OLA
VA1UA7I FARM.
AND WOOD LOT

by virtue of desree of the Circ nit Court for Baltimore
Chy ne subseiiber as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale
AZ tne Court Hous' dotr ia Eiktln, ON
Wednesday Ms 5M Of APril ncrt,
AT O'clock, r. M the two separ pa cells Of land lying
IN Sassafraa Neck. and consisting OF
Isl. All that Tract tpArs uf NJ denhead aud Locust
Iheket) bounded Gu the nlhwes by the lands Of John
w. Morgan and john Ruley; (lnd Including the new
county roa1) on the northeast by the laads OF Evan
Lewis and William Knight at the middle of the public
fosd known az DeastOns Lane; the southeast by the
lands Il Harry Hughes, negro, and the 0epe Lands of
~ Stephens Church aud the ouhwest by the lands
OF deorgs W. Oldham and John W. Morgan, and contain
ing i9S acres rood and II psrches Ofand, or less
seeond-A wood lit, bounded on the northeast by the
south side Of the public road the northwest by the
Aod Of John Price on lhe southwest by the land Of
lands and containing twentyons and quarter acres of
and more or less
Both tracts recently surveyed by James McCauley
Esl, OF Cecil county, Maryland, and tho title Is beyond
dispute
TERMS OF SALE.
one third casl day of sale one-thirl IN ax MONTHS
and onethird In twelve months fiom the day of sale
the cie1 payments to bs secure by the notes OF the
rurchaser purchasers, with security to be approved
ny the Trustee and bear interest day Of sale;
the whole purchase may he paid cash. onethird Of
u may reIaau in mortgage the property for three
hve years at the election Of the pure chaser purchasers
DALkYMpLE WILLIAMS,
Trustee
Baltimore. Nd, March s, lsGj.-l78t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
A Fine R5arnl alOr snIe.

I0utaiuin7, M. y = ~ IN 7 VI NtNHUi
ur ia. sxty-six 1861 Acres Good Buildings Three
P.,eb 6, eh from Wilmington, fine young Apple and
Of he In good bearing condition; also humber
heAh,'S irrns The above location is VERY fine and
-'' For terms apply 10
auso.ts W. MoCAULLEY CO.
COG Market Street