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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Cssal Nolltcs.

SuPREME COuRT-ClTY and COUNTY
~ efNFV-YORE.- ALICE MARFLREr plaintiff. against
n,vin Ns FFIEET and JOHN II. HEDLEN. defendants.
summon. for Relief To the Deenlints; You are hereby
sum noncd and required 20 answer tIo com rs
tl,lut m this action whc. will be filed In The y.
Office of tho Ciefs OF lie tity gnd N"uhiy o. s,n
NssYorl At the Ciiy Hall Of sail city ana 10 sr
nl,n, ON the subscribor, q, his olco, No
onrow, In said city, Within t"c Ays l, .uch ,sryce,
sna n YOU fsil 4, ansver tho fa complaint with m 1 c
sfore,aJ hs Plaintiff ia thls action VIII appy ~ % VIZ W.
Tor m, relief demanded In the CONF aint-Dated "o"
January q, 1865, -, e,,,nvopn pii,t,rs Attorney.
Tn. connniut in this action fled IN .he oi"cs ~ N
Cher. Of tls City and County Of New ora IA 'he wy '
aid City, the dy Of pia,.s. In Attorney
lsWtt Sst W w. cANpPVpPI A'~~N ~'lT'
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW.iOhk:
For Now .ven 400 D(Et.,l llJO nL l2l1. (ErJ
100 f!.I.) 3t5. 4 20 and zoo (EI pm,
For Enlzcpot 100, 800, tEf.,b llU a M iAl'' thrJ
a o. (E.r.. j 3.45 40 aud 800 tEx,) r. ~. "a. 40
For Nj ford and stfAtio,d 100, llW m 80 'P p IN
For Fairfield Southport aud We'ipon 7O' ''01 II" i''H
l3Op IA. , .. .oo ,,, ,o m I, N. o., ,,i. w, ,
q, U,Il 3l5, 30, $50, 800 lEI..lv M.
FOR psri.n 40, aJo ii3O q. VI. ;a&, 40. 80 p m
For 0rr.uwicb, 100 go ll.a0En IS, LSaN 80 pm
For STANFORD 100 $50 Er.l a30 Ii3O m l!i'. tEIJ
LOO fFx l5 40 $50. $50. 300 LEI Q. N ., >, n.
For Port Chester and lnernoiae stations 'oo NV IL"
O. u. 80, 4JU, 5.JO $50. 1N .. M.
- ~ -' CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via sprip sned s0oa (EI) 800 (EI,lo)'
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2ls, tEI-) coop. m.
For Hartford aud Springfield Got H. tE1-) lai3 Juo,
(Ex,1eOp. .. M - d, ,,,.
For Connccilont River RsroaI 800 IN. tELJ Rl3p m
TO Montreal 800 y. m. To Nor hampton. . .
For Hartford Providence and shkili Railroad, bC0 'EI)
Fo, New Haven New. London and stonns,on Rslsoad,.
800 q nj IL l5 900. 800 p IN.
For q anal Railroad. i2.l5 o. M. to Eofthsmp.on
FOR Housstonic Railroad, Bs M.
FOR Nsuyauck Railroad, 8.0Os M, 200 p M .
FOR DAnbury and Norwaik KALIosd IoO w O. m, NV
p. .,,..,.a,. soo =, M train
JAMES " HOfI, SupI
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Mr.. stust beg, to announce that THIS Saturday
h'HN'''' S,R. EDWIN BOOTH
Will make his fourth professional appear Tor nine monns
IN his grand role OF ,rrr
The piece VIII be presented with the same endesyoi a
combine e production with strict hsori
cal rorr,opes. and by strictly pictorial cement oil
The ordinary stage resources anu oy 'ho nuey ePp"P
ness and superior execution OF this several means OF scenic
fnson 20 carry out the spirit of the play into the most
minute details and thus advance tho drama as Drancn OF
national literature and art AL the scenes nave pcen
renewed ard ones have peen aadeo 70 give pc'
ton TO the picture.
Eyery eor, has also been made 10 place the weknown
In the hands best fitted to sustain them
AID with this view In addition 10 thc f.sua company eh
gascuneDts K have bocn made WIN n,o,,
Mr.. CHARLES BARRON,
,vbo " III ako hi, ird appearance this Leertes
Mr. w. H. TAYLOR,
who viii make his third appearance sr The Ghost,
Mr. CHARLES hEMBLE MASOS,
WHO wiz 'Pf' Mr.. W. 4. DONALDSON.
xh, will make his third appears In several seasons
Horaiio. - ,,,,,y,,,
who will mako her tfd appearance at this the Are as 'h
Queen, 1900 ,,,,. ,rn,,o,,
who will nske her third appearance this season as ophe
Mr. w. Il. Buuonsh
First Grave di MI W. II
Second GIsve-dzgcr Frst aFpearaneel. hr j. IL Donne
Mesr, Detcher King, Es,:on Hogan Benan Jerome &c
In the other charscets.
The scenery has been painted by .
Mr CHARLES WIrHAM sna assistants. . .
The original niusic, expressly composed i9f Dir. Boom
Mr.. ROBERT sTOEPEL.
SEATS MAY BIZ SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADNANCi
AT ThE BOX OFFICE
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5teamboais ano Railroads.
CAFETY, sPEED. AND COMFORT.

rOR ROs-OT.
UORCF STTH, PALSEG FlICHpURG NASHUA.
LOWELL. CONCORD IffE WHITE HDUSIAlsA
tSD INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Tl.r.w ana s'agrcr s;eamar. Of its Norsich lin-,
GIlI or BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK.
.e's. oTN dsily fSpud. cxcrG'rcl = O'Clock p M
ron Pier No "a North River, foa. u .esgyst,
FOR NEN.LOSBOH.
tb.r. ecilng With steamh,, ErpT,o 1in rom hs
points, vi. hofw.ch md Worcester boston snd !" or
ter Worcester and NsshuA and New LONDON ana Ho'sfn
Railroad.
Of >. MARTiS, Ag.ui. on to ra-r.
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NJIBLO's GARDEN. , ,,ur.r,pv
~ Lessee AID Mansger. ..."......'wM' "hnAhAI

NTIBLOs GARDEN. .r,rv
~ Lessee AID MansgeI' Me
fru,. ..r.sI,sBnEyr DOES s0r ADyERTnE IN Thh
NEw-Y0RK HERALp.)
Doors open at T. Beginsst7*
The distinguished arsts, -,,,r,pu
"A' THIS Saturday EVENING, JAN. 6, l@a
In the romantic Drama in three aets entitled
GREEN BUSHES;
On, A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
sns,inine the characters Miami and Madame st. AubsN
Me.ers j. W. Collier, }. G. Burnett, j. w. Blaisdei =.
B. Holmes, W. Danyers, J. Nunsn, Barry, Rende; Mi:s
Alice Paeiie Mary Wells Maria Maeder. &C., &c in the cast
New scenery costumes and appointments Time l'%' -
l143. -
| On MONDAY. Jan 8. 1866. ,r,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
he last ,x nights Of her brilliant engsgement WI, appesir
her great character Of LADY ISABEL aud MADAs ''NS'
| in c. ~ Tay!eurc's pay o. ,,,r
| Or TIE ELUPEMENT.
Admission rs cents. Reserved Seats 81 FAMILY Ofe's
(entranc- Oh Crosby.st.), % cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

DROOKLYN ATHENEUM. MONDAY
ID EVENING jan O. 1863 aud every evening during the
wrek TIjTIIILI.'S GRAND ILLUSTRATIVE TABLEAuX,
puHEps's sTArUETTES or THE WAR, and iRVINGS
MP VAN WINKLE In elegant and artistic groupings,
sp endid SCENERY corree, and eeg,n. costumes.
I anI h,,S,y Interesting MORAL ENTERTAINMENT Of the
sg Aams.ion s5c; Reserved ses,f, SOC Children unae'
NJ 25c Doors open at ]; 20 commence M't
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NmnsementS.
WINTER GARDEN.

Lessee and Manager ". SIUAhT.
Staae Manager. j. G HASLEf.
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DAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
i THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL,
leave Per No. a. North River ioo Of Canast) at Il O'Clock
the ls lth and slu cf every iaonh teSce when
fall sunday, aud then oa - precedns SaiF
dayl. for ASPlNWhLL, connecting, Via aiarS Halfway
with of the Company stcanshps nom Panama ior
SAN IRANilSCO. touching u .tAIlLCD.
DECEMBER.
sc:h-VFNRY CHAUkCEY connecting With sACNA-
MENTO.
JANUARY.
ilth-hTLhNTIC. connecting with GOLDEN AGf
2Oti-NEN YORK. connecting VITA CONSTITUTION.
Departures o lst ard 2st connect at Panama wih sesneTs
for SOUTH PACIFIC FORTS; 1T and llih for CEN-
TRAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of ;he lsi touch Ut
MA.IiNILLO. - ,,
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES, IN CURRENCY
First Cabin S,cofd lblu. stcernr@.
SaCg 5000 500
discount Of on oUaRiER steA,lrrs rA'es viii he
al owed 70 SecouiC ana sTage passengers secoul-
panied py their families. .
Bs.rs, checked ,hro,rh One Euadrei Pounds allowed
csch 1iGt
An oxp,rionced Surgeon board Medicines AM scnd
fcc. -,
FOR Pa.ssre Tickets further nation Apply ~ TIE
Coapsuys Ticket once. the Wharf 'oot Q! CAnHis'
2 ". G. BELLOWS, Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

(ruu ysrABIIsnygxr DOES NOT ADVERTISE II
TEE sEw.YORK HKRALDJ
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A THE BATEMAN CONCERTS
FAREWELL CONCERTS OF
MILE. PAREPA. NILE. PAltEPA
MILE. PAREPA.
AIR J. LEVY. HERR CARL ROSA.
and Ars, appearance at these entertainments OF
M, :. Is. MILLS
full orchestra under the direction Of
HERR CARL ANSCHUEZ.
The pogranmes o. these hua entertainments will be care
fy made an h. accepted morceaux Of the !sper'
tor. any Of whic. hsye yet to be heard in NewfoIk
FIRST CONCERT SATURDAY EVENING,
January q. AZ 8 O'Clock precisely
MILE PAkEPA
win sip- the ebruted cavana from Norma, Csfta Diva
tbe brilliant morceaur The Nightingale Tgi," by CAM
rrochs beautiful song OF DAs Arenhorn" lcorn.t obigsto
by MI Lcvyl aud by desire the charming ballad Comm
tLfo the Rye" - ~
Mr. j. LEvY will ply air and ya:ations Alexis and the
"Frceisior Polka" m
HERR CARL ROSA-Fsn,siia caprice for violin by VieuI
temps. and Ernsts :" "Eleye" ~
wn play Berceu.e" and Walt" By Chopin and Liszf'
f,,nous arrangement OF the .iaLozy Iasch.n
THE ORCHESTRA,
under the direction Of
MR. CARL ANSCHUT2,
will ri,y the 20 tho Merry Wives or Windsor
hv Hic6a and " Corolsnus" by Beethoven, and Lmps
by Herod. n-u
'''''
Ee.eTv.d 'cp','
Tekets to be hid at the Academy OF MGsc ana Beer
Schirn,f's No. 20. uroluw6y.
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GO t1hom II MIN Concern.

nIyORCES legally procured for persons from
arv STATE country without publicity OF change or rest
fcuc- lac0uya llty d.serion. druuEsnness, Sc sum
crn csuss M slrlnred iycr tree aud conhdeuti
A2py ii. BArMAN. Couaselor al Law, No - Nassau st.
\ OST CERTIFICAiES.-Noti IS hereby
given that sppcai.on hes been made 70 the Audiior
General peuuyVfnr for the sue Of duplicates ol the
Gftihcses Of te tise Prr t.ni Loans OF
the ,oruonwsah, isuod by the Bank az Fenusy wanna tact
rr no Transfer Agent o tie CoMmonw eait In the names OF
CHARLES BARCLAY of Fury AN, uelT Do.t.ng surrey
IN Ingland esquire. aud JOHN kEERlCk Of fGieton Ha.l
Nsrl,k IA En.laud, esquire with Vcneht Of suIvyoship
which Ger,ihcatrs have been Lost. viz: -
No Jg7l, da;ed Now Q, 1852, Act o, April ~ lz' for
10 s2,a, dated nov. g. 1889. Act Of Aprl 2, 1879 for
%iOcc. - -. ...oo
No 9I dated i;ov g. 1872 Act Of Fob IS. 1885, for 200
No c,l2 dated Nov g. l.l Ac of Feb 49, 1885,, for E3'
No Z57s dated Aph. q, 1853 At o June H. lb'p FOR
So ,5ss d.,cd Nov G. 1882 Ac, Of Aprn ai' f'r $4,000
REV YORK MILITARY AGENCIES
~ E.,abshed hy Gov Fen,on pursula. 20 act o: cd''
siu, pflyiln. nr;h,r ue. i0r ck, wounded and dis'
ebtrsri ,odes Of Now YORK. Cius ior nuulcpai state
md T. touny pensions and sresT. Of pay attended to
ri,ui.oufiy snperu.endrn,, Col. ID. q. MORGAN Albany
H. Y As-nts-Co. r.. II. Got Rich, No iiJ f.ti wash
uaion D. &. cot IoBS MlsL Nos ~ Aui - Howaidt'
New. York cy Major hsso, o. CHESTER, No 2Jl Main St.
EnF o. " y; Major N. :. Nicu,gpsos. 70 ~ tsystte'
It, Baltimore, sd. The Rev JAsEs DLbois no. lO- ches
nut -, Phi hiadelplia
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

COIREES OF CHAMBER MUSIC.
- Eleventh Season. 1866.
Mes,rs WM. MASON, THEO THOMAS, j. MOSEN.
THAI q. MATZRA, and F. BERGNER, have tire pleasure
of snnoun cling their eleventh season Of
SIX SOIREES OF CHAMBER MUSIC,
De given q.
DODWORTHS HALL. No. so6 Broadway
on Wednesday Evenings, beginning
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10, at O'Clock.
Subscriptions received at ,teinway Sons Nos I'll snd
Eas. Foureeptst. at Beer sehmes. No. 'oi broaiway;
and AZ schgberth Co.'S No 800 Broadway, follows:
0ra iim..on 70 the eseries.......InA In Advance Sc %
o. td;ss;o, h, ,ho Series (proessioraO In Advance 10
Single Ick-s for each SoiTee.
Crcusrs NAV be obtained at the above named places
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Amnsentents.
w Proprietor and Manager. MI LESTER WALLACE

WALLACKs. ,srrv WALLACE
w Proprietor and Manager. M LEsIEh "AhlA~"
this EsrABIlsBNEST Dozs NOT ADVERTISE |" NE
NEw.YokK HKRALD)
Open ct y o'clock. Begins at g.
INTERESTING AND EFFECTIVE phA"A'
alternating with - cru,,,ur courny
SATURDAY.
ord Tim. ,h ..or with beautiful scenery, correct ooS
tunes and capital cast Colmse,: STANDARD Old COMEDY
r,.,..,.,. hv NJ Iobn Gilbert Mr. frederic Robinson
Mr.. Chs. Fisher Mr. Young Mr.. Geo Holland MI S0I.Ua.
Mr.. b. 7. Ringgod. Mr.. Graham Mrs. vernon anu '"
| MONDAY-LOVE'S SACRIFICE. -. .,r-
TUESDAY lin Difference to the wishes OF nnmeIo.s
csnts the Box Office and consequence oil the
sta.e Of the house at the last representanonj-L'A -
LONDON will be repeated.
HENRY DUNBARi
Or, The OurcAsr,
win be produced with New Scenery Music 1e ana sie~
cast on NEpNESpIAi -,He-.
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NTEW.YORK aud NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRAEGEMENT 1867
COMA4ENCING NOV EMBEH 20, 1909.

ps,.us,r station In E6w.York, corner Twen'y1evcnh s
and Foyrh-avs Entrance Oh twenty scyenih-st.
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EIATI w NNU HII.N " ~. Di = f'.tI,I III,
Al ROAD.-FALL ARRANGEMENTS, l0j3 CON-.
MFSCiNo MONDAY. SEPTtNbtN H. PAsSEAOtR
LINEs FOR CAMDEN MANCHEsrER AND LoNO
BRANCH Tho steamer JESSE uOII. Csp- seey, will
..,o Pier No D North River daily tsuntay' exceried a.
a. ii.c. .. n. FXPRRss Li.,E FOR CAMDEN Di.
RIOT taking pss'.ns-rs for Pou honmorih, Rcd Bank,
Long Hraarh shlrs Ascg lrairsaie. Sqnan brct'oi ig
Turtsfor Olson J-Lson. snd al stations camden and
Ai4antis ia road.
Through & C,aii,n IN Eve hours. ..........FAFe 50
Frcanlon tibet good for ihf'e dsys.............
as p H.. Nry fsssengrr Nuc for niuchr.es, Toms
liver Iafg 7tsnci scd inirruedii;r -ts'ious.
'gliHDUGH FaEfDHI LINE CAMDEN AND NENfORk
Leave hcw-iorA at +i' H., arriving =, Camden i'''
o. M. rrrt dIy. - .
Lave Camden s,2.sop sriy n. stSew-ioFk "A m,
nsrt dsv. -
Freiih, '.s-s At low rates. .9plr % G. HASTY, Loca
Errs sht Ag,rt k.t Bank. =. J. W. :. SNEDES. sept,
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Hals1 bp Nnftict1.
AM XrxvIs. Aocroneet, coz o,a
nv HANCS. MERWIN g. Co., Nos; oY4 ana S,

PRIVATE IIBRARY-of Thsoogie' sna W TbsooST
Dcois embracing variety Of valuable oce MsceIlsnee1s
Siyhnty Bog-aphy and collection ,b Boos. srs on
EtrrstSie Ia Catalogues ready ana u0 'o0' '' '
uxhibition.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING All
y QUEENSTOWN N--The Ininan Line, sailing se'ni"eek'
w. carrying the United States Mails rr,n,y IAN n
CITY or WASHINGTON .....shIgnupnn.Iv; ir' Ias' N
CITY OF Observation-Disclosures" ."EnyNyihTrnpaY E.yyiTnaY IN "a
CIVY OF LONDON SAL 20
and each succeeding SATURDAY aud "EpNHoDAi'
! At a oon from Pier No A. North River.
RATES or PASSAGE
Nv The mail steamer sailing every saturday, -,
FlRST CABIN 80 lSTEERAGE....'.'''.Fs, :,
80 no I on,t,u........ DSI 10 London. ~
10 10 rsr, D...... IS5 10 Pa....... 70
PAYABLE IN GOLD. ,.,. c-,,. am
pssssre by the "Wednesday steamers; fH' 'som' wv
st.eYsge s8s. Payable in u. ). currency. -, p....
ps..eneers slso forwarded to Hsue, Hamburg Dfemen'
S,.rrsrs passage from Liverpool Queenstown 30 sod,
or the rqnvaent Tickets be bought here oy ps''h
sending for their friends. c...,oG,..
For further Information, apply at the Company once
JOUN q DALI, Agent NJ. u HSssaWty, NsH'AWk
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THE RADICAL CANDIDATE FOR
CONGR ESSs

eff am elected to Congress, SHALL, OF
P 0SE. THE ADMISSION OF ANY PERSOl
4 FROM THE SOUTH to = seat in the House
and WILL FAVOR THE KICKING OUT G
any who may have obtained seat "-[Speech Q
Kirkpatrick's at Granite Greek.
The above is the substance, if not the pre-
else language, of the Republican candidate
for Congress in bis speech at Granite Creek
When be spoke before an Idaho City audi
ence he used very different language. Hi
was talking then for pOlicy's sake. The All
of the outside precincts, however, seems tt
have beneficial Influence, and occasionally
his true sentiments break out and for tht
nonce he becomes the real exponsns-the
genuine spokesman-of his party, Every
! intelligent man in this community knows
that the plank in the Republican phs5-
| form, expressing confidence in both Congress
and the President, was designed as a shield
of duplicity; that it meant absolutely moth
ing, as definition of policy or intentions,
but was offered as bait to catch the votes
of fools. Mr.. Kirkpatrick stands on that
platform when be thinks the fools are round
thick, and vote may be made by it but be
looses his temper occasionally in some of
smaller precincts, and the disappointment
boils oVer-the real feelings and sympathies
surge to the surface-and the Radical, the
genuine representative of the old Puritanical,
intoerant, fanatical, Abolitionst, stands for
a moment on the platform.
1t is well that it is so. 1t is well that the
people should know who they are voting for
and against and what they intend to do if
elected. The delegate has no vote in Con-
gress but be has an influence. He is the
representative of his Territory. Idaho Ter
ritory is Overwhelmingly against this Con-
gress-it is hostile to its countless usurpa-
tions-it sympatbises with the President in
his restoration policy. Will it send a man
there to denounce that President and strength
en- the disunionists-to bolster up an usurp-
ing Congress-to join with Sumpey and
Stevens in crushing out the Territories by
endless taxation: and general sale of the
mines? Will the free white people of Idaho
send man to Congress to join his counsel
and assistance to that party which is now
forcing negro ffrage upon them? Rad
ical to represent Idaho :? 1t is preposterous /!
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n3Sw4
sheriff = sale.

D. virtue of an execution issued out of the
LD District Court in and for the county of Boise,
upon judgment rendered in said Court wherein
S. e. Rosenbaum is Plaintiff, and N. w. Brightis
defendant for the sum of one hundred and fifty
dollars. judgment and costs of suit, duly tested
the first day of June. A. D. 1865, / have seized and
taken in execution the following described prop
erty, to-wjt: That certain house and lot situate
on the west side OF Main street. Idaho City !. r.,
fronting twenty-five feet fmore or ess) on said
street and extending back in a westerly direction
sixty (60) feet more or less bounds don the north
by vacant lot owned by s. G. Rosenbaln on the
south by premises known as the Bath House oc-
Teupied by w. Fl Masten and others. Also two
houses and lots situated ON the west side of Main
street in said city. fronting twenty five 25l feet
more or less and extending back westerly sixty
(60) feet more or less, and bounded on the north
by the Bath House aforesaid, on the south by the
premises OF o. Rand used as butcher shop.
Public notice is hereby given that on the 4th
dag of August, ~ d. 1866, at IL o'clock NJ. / will
sell front of the court house door in Idaho City
at public auction, for cash, the above described
property to the highest bidder, to satisfy said.
execution and all accruing costs.
j. l. CRUFCHER, Sheriff.
Idaho City, July IA, l866n35w3.
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Summons.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO. County OF ALTURAs So
In the District Court. for the TeEritory of Idaho
Second Judicial Distric5.
G. W. Walker vs. j.. D. Montgomery.
TO L. Dr. Montgomery.
N THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE.
l. United States in the Territory of Idaho: You.
are hereby neaAed that there is now on file in the
office Of the Clerk of the District Court of the
End judicial District of said TeWitory, in Rocky
Bar, County OF Alturas, the complaint of G.. W..
Walker, claiming tiia' you are indie bted to him in
the sum OF $lT0 with interest thereon at the rate
OF five per cent. per month from the 9th day Of
June, A. ID. 1866, RDDn an express contra ct for
the direct payment Of money tO-wit: prom.
issOry note, and unless you appear and answer to-
said complaint within ten days after the service
hereof if served within Alsuras county; and with
in twenty days if served Gus of said county, but
within said Judicial DistricS, and within forty
days If served out of said District, exclusive OF
the day of service) judgments wil be taken
against you by default for the said suTN of $I70,
with interest at five per cent. per month from tha
9th day Of June. 1865 and costs.
f-.--*t In testimony whereof, /. VIM. B. Smith,
l.. s. Clerk of said District Court, have here
49, unto set my hand and affixed the official
seal OF said District Court at Rocky Bar this 9th
day of June, A. D. 1866.
VIM. B. SMITH,
Clerk Of the District Court
njSw4 By JAS LODGE.
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s.Tne Government. in Idaho.

During the war the Republicans asserted
that the President was "the Government
During the past Winter, 1t was claimed thai
Congress was ''the Government" The Chi
cago Tribune affords another definition as
follows.
"Let the Senate firmly teach Mr.. johnson his
legitimate duties, and give him to understand that
the Republican party. aud not he, is the Govern
ment.o
So the Republican party is now "the Gov
ernmentp Driven from pillar to post they
always carry 'the. government" with them,
We can remember the time when Chase,
Wade 4 Co. were packing "the government
round among the people, and in the States. 1t
has gone the whole round, but the latest def
milton. of s'the Government is the clearest--
its the Republican party.
1.-THE Government" was found "powerfu
weak" in Boise and Ada counties-the Re-
publican party ALIAS "the Government" Pc
tered out e couple of years ago-hence the
formation of the Vigilance Committee That's
another branch Of "the Government" "The
Government" is in a very dilapidated condi-
ton at present in idaho, and there is not
much prospect of its getting any better. Re-
publcan-we beg pardon" Government"
stock, is quoted at very low fgure-espec-
tally in Boise County. Waite's treatise on
Finance It is true, puts Alexander Hamilton
in the shade ;but thus far it hasn't caused
any charitable rise in greenbaCks, nor mate
rally strengthened the Repub-"the Govern
ment," we mean. The Government" just now
is out at elbows, and Kirkpatrick is doing the
best tailoring he knows howato put patch
on O seat in Congress. to hold it together.
Gray wants to place Republics seal-we
mean "Goyernment" stamp-on Boise couR-
ty, but the people don't stand the pressure OF
the mackine. A dozen "goVernments"-that
is, a dozen Republicans-ar about the coun-
try beating up recruits; but somehow "the
govern"-we mean tn Republican party
no-"the government" exhibits strength in
Idaho now, only in one departmept-the col
lection of taxes. "The Government" i. e.
the Republican party, is "mighty" good on
taxes It keeps its click up on taxes though
it weakens on everything else. Taxes, tariffs,
and imports-this is "the government forte
that's the reason why Waite is such great
fnancier. 1t is true be didn,E know we own
ed Hospital Building, OF when it was pur-
chased or how or from whom, but then "the
Government" never had Hospital in Boise
county when the Republican par-"the Gov
ernment"-had control of matters here, and
his ignorance is excusable. The Republican
party is very colored. institution, but We
don't think it is likely very soon to bring on
darkness before shutdown in Idaho Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-14
/" who struck Billy Patterson ~

Mr.. j. c. Henley let himself loose las
Saturday evening with some very wild re-
marks. Among them. (for we have no. time
to correct all the foolish and erroneous state.
meats made in this canvass) was one respect
ing State Government. Mr.. Henley asser-
ted thatthse Democracy were in favor of the
organization of State, and that the last
Legislature adopted resolutions to that effect
We will do Mr.. Henley the Justice to. say
that if be did not believe this, we do not
think he would have made the statement
but the assertion, like many others made by
all the speakers on that occasion, had no
foundation whatever, and Mr.. Henley ought
to inform himself better before be takes the
stump
So far from adopting resolutions favering
State Government here, the Legislature vo-
ted.them down, repeatedly. We have dis
tinet recollection of voting against the
measure twice, and we think that the jpurn-
nails will show that the measure, in different
forms, was defeated on. three several occa-
sions. Thas much for Nfr. HenIey'S argu-
Eaent.
More than this. It was well understood
that instead of being Democratic measure,
the organization of State Government was
a parlicnlaHpes of the Republicans. The
movement had the appreciation of many of
the principal Republican officials of this
Territory, and in many of the counties
while, on the contrary, it was generally dis
approved by the Democracy, and finally de-
feated by votes, every one of which were
from Democrats. Had the bate Legislature
teen Republican in politics, the measure
undoubtedly would have passed.
We might go further, and state some ether
circumstances connectedwith the effort made
by leading Republicans to organize State
party, but we have written enough on the
point TO show how little dependence the pub
lie can place in the statements of Republic
can orators in Boise county.