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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29
Summons.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, County of BOise-ss
James H. Mounts In the District Court, for ,AS
H. Bo Van wyck Second S"c ia o District
To a D. BOIS HAN WYCK, Defendant oT0ps
named
IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
United States in the TERRITORY sf hah0: You
are hereby notified that theSe il now on file in tn
Office of the Clerk of the District Court of the 81
Judicial District of said Territory in Idaho City,
County of Boise. the complaint of Jas. Fl Mounts
plaintiff. demanding judgms mt against you for this
sum of one thousand and fourteen dollars in Boise
merchantabIe gold dust with interest at one per
cent. per month from Sept 81. 1865 (being tie
amount due upon certain prOmissOrv EOte made.
executed aud delivered by you to said plaintiff)
and costs of suit. aud that unless you appear and
answer to said complaint within ten 6ays after the
service hereof if served within Boise county Fand
within twenty days if served out of said county
bat within said Bdcial District; and within forty
days # served ont Of said District (exclusive Of
the day OF servce) Judgment viii be taken against
you BY default for the sum above named with in
tereSt and costs. 9a ett.
Ii testimony whereof, I, W. B. Smith, Clerk Of
#~-.s said District Court, have hereunto set
sv,, I my hand and affixed the seal of SAID
= Court, at Idaho City. this 9th dag, nf
*~~--* SepteHsbe.. Al. d 1866
'' stamp &C., '@n's'f y Ds.S sal c5ars
aInERr HESLEE, PIN ; Attorneys. ,ln47w4J
Notice to Absent DefeHuant
TERRITORY or IDAHO, In the District Court or tho
County Of Boise. Second Judicial District
No. Dame, Plaintiff, -. Timothy H. Dams,
Defendant.
To TIMOTHY II. DAME, Defendant:
TAKE NOTICE that the above named plaintiff
i has commenced suit against Won in the Dis
rict Court of the I'd judicial District of the Ter
ritory Of Idaho, for the county of Boise, and has
sled her complaint, therein charging you her hus-
band. with willful deserhon for the space of. two
years, and with failure to provide the common
accessories of life, for the space of two years
you having the ability to do so. Now if you fail
70 appear in said Court at Idaho City. within the
irst Or second week Of The term thereof, which
will commence on Monday, the 22d day of Octo-
Der, 1866, the eyidencewi be heard and the said
cause decided at said Term in your absence.
BY orfeer of the Judge in vacation:
SAMlI. A. MERRITT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Idaho city, Sept. Is, 1866 gn47w4si
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29

"CoLoRED MEN EXCLUDED FROM BosTox
THEATREs.-Th theatrical managers in Bos-
ton have combined to keep colored men cut
of the places of amusement, notwithstanding
the recent law on the subject. As only a
nominal fine is imposed for breaking the law,
and their licenses are not affected by The ex-
clusion, they think they can successfully re-
sist the law"
The important question arises, under this
state Of facts, whether the State of Massa-
chusetts is entitled to representation in Con-
gress, when such outrageous conduct is toll
Grated in Boston. IL Cincinnati Commercial.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29

GREELEY THEN AND Now.-On the 18th of
May 1885, Horace Greeley offered the follow
ingi among other resolutions, at the Repub-
iican Stats Convention at Syracuse:
"RssOFUed, That the rights of the States, and
of the people located in the Territories are Just
Objects Of solicitude and support, and we condemn
the efforts making our day to fuse all political
pOtCer into one understandable and OUershGdOtcing
pGtiOnGs, as contrary to the faith of our fathers
aud perilous to Republican institutions"
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SUNNI OnS4 ~ %
TERRITORY OF IDAHO. County of Boise-ss.
F. Campbell, Plaintiff,
Robert Griffith. Defendant.

Robert Griffith Defendant
To ROBERT GRIFFITH:
NJ HEREAS, f. Campbell has made complain
w to the undersigned, one of the Justices Of
the Peace in and for Boise county I T that Won
aae indebted to him in the sum Of 500 to wit
for Liquors, Cigars and Billiards sold and delit.
cred to the defen ant at his own special instance
and request, in the years of 1865 and 1865 as per
account on file in this office: and whereas a. wris
of attachment was sued out Of the said Court by
order OF tie said plaintiff upon the 18th day Of
August, A. d. 1866, aud yoHr property was at
tached by virtue of the said writ npnn the 18th
day OF the said month and year aforesaid: There
fore. in the name of the people of the United
States in the Territory Of IDAHO, YOU are hereby
summoned to he and appear before me- fhe un%
designed. at my Office in Idaho city, in said cohn.
ty, on the 9th day OF October. A D.. 1926, al il
o'clock in the forenoon of said day f. answer said
complaint or Judgment will be taken against you
for the sum of 500 ard all costs of snit
t-~A~* Given under my hand aud seal, and
JSEA!f dated at the County Of Boise, t.,
So upon the goth day of August A. 1866
n44w6 j. L MCGowKD, J. P.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29

A YOUNG couple had been married by a
Quaker, and after the ceremony be remarked
TO the husband, AFriend, thou art now at
the end Of thy troubles" A few weeks after
the man came to ihegOod minister, boiling
over with rage, This wife was a regular vixen).
III thoughtyoH told ME that Twas at the end
Of my troubles ~ $50 did, but did not
Ssy which end"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29

FoUND-By Andrew JOhnsony the Corsti-
tuti6E of the United States. It#as found at
the White House, mixed up in bundle of
emancipation proclamations, and tiedup with
red tape. 1t is said to be little rusty on ac-
count of not being nsed fOrlhe last four or
Eve years, but Mr.. Johnson declares 1t stiIl
perfect and in sgood working orderp 80. of
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29

PRIzE FIGHT.- September 18th Jas. Dryer
and Patsey Foye entered into articles of
agreement to have "fair stand up fight i"
for $500 a sidet to take place on the 10th
inst, and to come of not to exceed FIVE miles
rom Silver. Consideration, $500 aside and
ring money. Each have deposited $3.50 in
the hands of E. L. Banner, and the balance
is to be deposited the morning Of the fight .
Should either fail to ante as per agreement
to forfeit that already staked. "The stake
holder is to give up the stakes according to
the decision of the referee, ~ Avalanche.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29

TRAvEt.--The Idaho stages come and de-
part filed with passengers, making their
trips as regular as clock work. rs
The Oregon stages are running over With
passengers, showing the Gipsey life still pre-
dominates. Chico coarant. 9sl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29

Said gentleman to another in ballroom,
"WhO Is that ugly woman with whom you
were just walking /" That is my sister,
"No, no, don't mean her." exclaimed his
unfortunate interrogator, ~ mean that hor-
rible red-haired creature by her side"
"That, sir, is my wife |"
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Summons.

T TERRITORY or. IDAno County fsAltnfss-ss.
In the District EobFf, f,F-the Territory Of Idaho,
Second Jutiicial District.
f. ZeTFnper Chas Douglas IA. T. Pierce. and
James Buckley, plaintiffs. s,.....ss.....~,
vs. kfaffifs
w. Waddingham Nofdhammer. Mike
Spahh and F. F. Marks. defendants.
To w. WaddinghAn - Nor hammer, Mike
SPAIN and r. f. MARKS. dc'endants ~ -
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
Il United States in the Tertiary Of Idaho You
are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the office of the Clerk OF the District Court of tho
2nd judicial District Of said Territory in Rocky
Bar. County of Alturas the complaint Of F. Zer~
renner. Chas. iD0Hga-, NJ. r Pierce and James
Buckley claimihg from yon. the possesslon Of SIX
hundred feet of quartz being portion OF what il
how known as the Confederate Star y quartz
ledge, situated in said comfy about one mile from
the town Of Rocky Bar in said county. togetl er
with fifty thousand $3.50 O00) dollars damages for
the Withholding Of the same from said plaintiffs,
and their costs, and that unless you appear and
answer tn said complaint within ten days after the
service hereof. if served within Alturas county;
and within twenty days II served ont Of said
Comfy but within said judicial District. and
within forty days If served ont of said District,
Exclusive of tile day of servce,) judgment will be
taken against You by default, according to the
prayer OF the complaint.
In testimony whereof, I. Vim. B. Smith, Clerk
$3.50 Of said District Court, have hereunto
3SkAL set my hand and affixed the official seal
4~~ of said Court at Rocky Bar this 18th day
August, A. ID. 1866. Nm. B. SMITH. W
Clerk of the District Court
BY WIN. KELLY. Deputy.
[n43m3I U. :. Revenue Stamps 30 centas
May, McGraw Harris, Att'ys for Pl ifs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29

The other day gentleman called at fash
ionable millinery establishment, and asked
the lady proprietor, "Have you got false
breasts Z" There was a vehement row under
that roof for minute or more, till. quailing
before storm of words, he stammered out,
"They are for my wife, not for mer' An ex-
PLANTATION soon ensued, aud tranquility was
restored.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29

Mary Ann Dorseyl District Court, Second Inds-
". cal Districts Boise County.
Joseph Dorsey. Idsho TeritoFy.
T0JOSEPH w. DORSEY
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAI
4 said plaintiff, Mary Ann Dorsey, on the 18th
day of September 1866, commenced an action
against yOn for the purpose OF obtaining decree
Of divorce from the bonds of matrimOny subsist-
ing between you and her; and that said cause viii
be set down Tor hearing at the next October term
of said Court.
*~~-* Witness my hand and the Seal OK
SEAL said Court this 18th day of September
x@-1 1866 w. B. SMITH, ea
n47w4* Clerk District Court.
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aIIMMON&-

IdaA0 city, Sept. Is, 1866. n4Tvlsl'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-25
STATE OF WISCONSIN, I
County OF Kenosha, {

], w. w. Baker, sheriff Of said Kenosha county do
hereby certify that the above CODY of the
notice for general election served upon me by the
secretary Of state OF the State o. Wisconsin aud low
on file 10 my Office pursuant to said notice and the
statutes ia relation to elections notice is hereby gwen
that in add ion to the state officers designated il the
above notice OF he secretorY Of state the following
county or local officers to be elected 10 wit:
"A sheriff for said county, in place OF w w. Baker
whose term of ofnre WILL expire the first Monday
Of JanuaTy,A A.. D. 1861.
n CkeTk 0fthe circuit court for said county. in
place o l. Nichols. hose term Of office will expire
on the first Monday Of January D. 1861.
OoWnty Iredsu, En- Tor said county, in place a..
P Wood whose term Of office will expire on f,e
first Monday of January A. 1867
Register Of Deeds, Cor said county in the III lce
OF II. II Tarbell, whose term Of office win expire on
the first Monday of January d. 1867.
A district Attorney, for said County, in place "
Mark Dresser whose term OF office will expire on the
6rst Monday Of Jauuar 1867
Oterk Of The Bonrd Of supeT0fso'8 s, for said
y in place Off " Quarlss, whose term Of office will
expire the first Monday Of January A. D 1867.
A County Su0egor, for said county. in the place
Of Jason Lothrop, Jr whose term OF office will expire
on the fist Monday of January A. d. 1867.
Coroner, for said county in place Of Harvey
Du'kee, whose term OF office will expire the first
Monday Of January A. 5G7.
"A Meh16er Of AsSenabLy for the Assembly District
composed of the several wards OF the CITY and the
towns of the county of Kencsha in the place Of Frank
lin Newell, whose ter of office will expire the fret
Monday OF January A. D 1861.
a County Supervisor in the first Supervisor Dis
trict OF said county comprising the several wards of
the city OF Kenosha, in place Of W. f. Lyman, whose
term Of office will expire on the first Monday of Jan
uary, 1861
trct of said county. comprising the towns Of Salem
Brighton. Whealand and Randall, in place of u ~
Burgess, whose term of Office will expire ON tho
lrs Monday Of January, 1867. wv
KrEOsha August %, 1866.
,,,,,a W. W. BAKER,
1l"l" Sheriff,
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diers and Sailors orphan fair building, in wash

Whereas the House has been informed that GER
tain peaeeaDe and law abiding citizens while as
sem6led at and within the building recently erected
sailors ofthe United States situate on the corner
ofSeyenth street and Pennsylvania avenue. have
been Illegally and Improperly dispersed by the may
or OF ms city Tor the alleged reason that they be-
longed to Fenlan organization. and thus prevent
ed from exercising their rights and privileges as cit
lzens OF the United States: Therefore.
Be ltresolved by the Senate and House of Repre,
sentatlves OF the United States of America in CON
gress assembled That said citizens are hereby au-
thorized whenever permitted to do by the Speak
er OF this House. the President OF the Senate to
use and to occupy said building for the purpose OF
holding meetings for any proper and lawful purpose
Ireland. 40
Approved, July %, 1866
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$1,000, 600.
FOR ONE DOLLAR,

which they need not pay until is known what Is drawn
ana ito value.
THE AMERICAN JEWELERS. ASSOCIATION calls
Your attention to the fact of its being the LARGEST ana
most popular Jewelry Association III the United states
The business and always hasbeen conducted In the
andid and honorable manner Our rapidly increas-
this method of obtaining rich elegant and
goods he sudden staguation trade in Europe,
owing the late German War and recent disastrous n
nanca crisis in England has caused the failure oil large
of Jewery Houses in London and Paris oblgng
stances less than Jnrd the cost OF manufacturing
We lately pun very largeyo these Bankrupt
t. send away Finer Goods and gre 0etter chahees 70
the most valuable prizes than any other establish
menU doing similar business. OUR AIM Is To PLEASE
and respectfully solicit Your patronage, as we are
confident OF giving the utmost satlsaetlon DuIlng the
year have forwa ded number OF the mos6 val
ua bic prizes TO All parts OF be country hose VINO PAT
rOnze will receive the full value VI their money as
article list worthless than One Dollar RETAIL
and there are no blbks' Part'es dealing WITH us may
depend having returns anu the article drawn
will be Immediately sent to any address by return mail
By express.
TIE following pareshave recently drawn valuableprzes
from the American jew srs Association and have kind
ly allowed the use their names
Charl s j. Hunter Esq Treasury Department, Wash
ingtun Co. Piano, value $500; Miss Anna G. Yates 81
ST. Marks Place n y. Sewing Macnine, value $751; Brig
Gen / l. Hanson Vols Nashville Tenn, Sill er Tea
set, value Sl50 Miss Lmma Hunter 63 Front ST., Har-
risbu e. Pa Sewing Machine, value $50; Lieut-Colonel
Watch value $50; Wm niines, ~ King ST., Charles
ton G., Silver Watch, value $50 Alexander johnson,
Enaneled Watch value Sl50 Samuel Lee, Esq.,, Presi-
Colorado and ed Bank Mining Company san IRAN
clseo tal Melodeon, yal!e S2UOj Aroh , long esq
Diamond Pm value 500; IL NJ Longat:eet Montgomery
Ala Lusio Box, value SO; rev. Isaac Van Duzer Al
5auy, Y, GUtd l.Ineu Dining set, value SNOj Miss
CLARA Lucusuer Dayton ohio, Pianotorle, value $4OO
and DIAMOND Pm, value $40 ... =.
Macy could be paced on the List but we publish
xithout lermis sion Our patrons are desired
to send United states ency when IL Convenient
PARTIAL LIST OF TICLES
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PUBLIC-No. 135.
AN ACT to establish in the District of Columbia Hopse
OF Correction for BOYS ~ " i'ou USE
U fnla1au LII

AN ACT to establish in the District of Columbia or
OF Correction for Bows. i'otise
BE enacted bg the Senate and House of Po,yo
Se'etdtSges ottbe United States of america in Eoa-
gTeSs assembled That there shall be established
m the District of Columbia the tract of land known
do INC government farm fit and convenient bonse -
correction, suitably and efficiently ventilated with con
Seueht YARDS workshops and other suitable accommo
ddtIoIS aoJonlng or appurtenant thereto +5a
es eSaIy committed thereto by authO tV of the
ana magistrates OF the District of Columbia: TRoyIrpn
mat te building already on that land for the Durns
Of establishing similar institution, together uitb &
shail pc transferred to the trustees appointed
70 VIle provisions OF this act, at cost not
thousand five hundred dollars. ing ONO
SEC. =. And be It further enacted, That the nov
ernment OF said Institution shall be vested in boaSJ
SN en- trUsteestO be appointed and commissioned Nv ~
nominated for appointment by the mayor of WaSbie
ton one by the may or OF Georgetown, one b7- the I
court OF the county of ashingtoD, and four l te g.
relay OF Inc Interior; and no trustee shall receive cow
Pesatlon Tor bis services but each trustee shall he 81
4Wta the amount OF expenses necessarily incurred in
tne discharge OF the duties of his office. The ar ~
once OF the said trustees shall be three wears. Int 81
the nst appointment OF the board of trustees two M III
members snalI be appointed for year. two for ~
years ana three Tor three years, to be determined nv
the President. Si'''iieu DS
SEC. B. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That tho so;d
Doafd OF trustees snail be corporation, BY the na 81
the trustees OF the House of direction for IN Nc
flct OF Columbia for the purpose of taking and hdi
donated or bequeathe I'd for the benefit of "a Il
effect. ~ Pun PVse INTO
SEC. 4 Ind be Il. further enacted That if shot,,
be the duty of .he said board of trustees to take
OF the general interests OF the institution; they may s
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LadIo tab, Patio ar Notice
H. REAL v EPAU FGMALE PILLS

:
gNVUESE PILLS, c,l= bra cd years az Pari
the relief female r ECU inTi ties and after
wards notorious Tor heir ctni In IN
practice Of abortion, feted ur the frs
time in Ameria. They have been kept in parativ
hscuTty ttnm the lac. h3t tn originator DIR Velpau
Is physician ~ Paris Of wealth strict CON
sciPnitous tr nciples ana has withheld them from
uke 81 thcy sh utd b. employed for unlawful
hses. 10 ng emale distinctions they seem
I be rub nmn1p"fo"t, bursting npen the food gates
rom HNa eve cauFc may topped them but they
n fl red q" -ie mi only legitimate uses and al
tori d%eI -ei, them when II is undets st, Cd
he abb GuiaWiut.
F'i sa K uasts ~ u Z lark and r. Robinson.
LRhl=s cav r cure box, sealed the eye Of the
arous =, etolo-pg one ar and six postage STAN ps
g. q g s. AFLtS General Agent tor u.s. Watlrtown
N. \" OF TO The above agents. 1y4
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Sale Of Forfeited MOrtgaged Lands.
GFFICE OF
COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL & UNIVERSITY LANDS
MADISON, Wis, October 18th, 1866 !


MADISON, Wis, October 18th, 1866 !
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ls
COUNTY OF DANE, - The following described
lahdS IN htnoSha County, hsvu. been forfeited BY
reason 81 The non, nayment OF interest pom thu loan
gFarted thereon: Notice is hereby gwen that The
same vii bs ctered Public Auction nd sold to the
hghesi bidder At he Office Of he Seer tary State
at he zap OF, in MAIDS the p daY Of Decem
oe'- = u 1866 unless sooner redeemed according ,C
lay SAD safe 10 Commence at 9 O'Clock A. b, anc
coniinae from Gay To day until all su h lard shall
have been offered. The minimum price a which such
ands w',l be cfered viii be the amount named nppo
site each tract (under the heading "Fotsi amount
due Stste,') which includes the amount OF
can; she ii ter st 10 the first day Of January, A. D.
1867; three per cent damages; the taxes which have
been returned agsnSt such lands and the OF ad
vertisiug the same.
SAID lands VIII be sold subject to al taxes which
may be al the time Of sale thereon O'aer
iI'ons OF sale viii be announced by the Commission
ers at the opening Of thE sale
TAOS s ALLEN, J Commissioners Of
VIM SMITH, Sch. oil and
CHAS R GILL University Lands.
'DVFRTlsEAENT FoHFsIrED MoRTGAGED LANDS IN KE
NOsHA COUNTY.
u'Tel scott.-No lots s. l. md g. description
go = ara all that part of lot M blk II VIII lch
No - p - we track of the Kenosha Rockford & h
me ssN IS audltion to the CITY of Keuosha amount
- ~ amount o. interest, S35 CO. amount of
=, y sl''oVi amount Of axes, amount Oh inte,.
VI penaiy, taxes and adyertlsiag s6S 81. Io.a1
Is cue, 1866. VS. osn interest
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FRUIT JARS !!

If you want cheap Fruit lars, 70 to
r. SIMMONS NEW SRORE,
he mas Just received large voice direct iron, thu
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