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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-15
House for Sale.

MY0TEEE.-THE PUBLIC AID BUgI-
Az ness men are hereby nofified that J.
=. FlOyed has never in truth been a part
ner OF j. +. Baker & Co., Farmers vile, KY,
but was employed by them as 4 clerk, and
that all contracts and trades made by him
since the 18th of May. 1896, in the name of
said firm, will not be noticed by Them he
having ceased tohave any connect ion with
the concern from that date
Jnnl4 if. BAKER & CO..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-15
LOST.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A large frame ffouszs~orl
Locust street, opposite the Post ONCE
Has large new cistern, DC. For terms
j FREY Z. to MRS, O. E. LEWIS
rOUSE FOR RENT-FURNITURR
- for sale. Address, p. o. Box 3 d. or
call upon Misses Power and Farrell, Locust
street. between First aud Second, north
SIDE. mays5 t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-15

The Quebec Chronicle says: Dur
ing yesterdays drenching rain we met
a gentleman having on an India rubber
oyercoat, the skirt of which, at the
lower edge, was expanded by means of
strip of cane, similar to that assumed
by the ladies on the first introduction
of hoops. We readily venture to ad-
NIT this trespass on the ladies DEPART
ment, inasmuch as it affords equal
protection to the lower limbs as does
the umbrella to the head and should
ers, particularly so in the event of
high winds. We venture further to
predict that the amount of comfort
derivable from this simple contriv-
ance will insure its general adoption"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-15
AUCTION SALES


II WILL SELL TO THE HIGHE3T
II bidder, on the 18th inst, the buildings
and old lumber on Lot 81, Old Plan of the
city of Evansville, to be removed at once
10 make room for new building. Terms,
cash. p. SFNfONIN
jel5 did.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-15

In speaking Of the Congressional
Committees Reconstruction Plan, the
Indianapolis Herald uses the follow
ing language, to which we call the at
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

cine strife, which has not only brought poyertl
and misery to the doors and ruin and destruction
upon the heads of thousands and even millions OF
our once happy, prosperous and devoted country
men. but has ncumbered the country with an
enormous public deot of between three and fnn,
thousand millions of dollars, which the faith Of
the Government is pledged to 1iatlidate and to
do which, and at the same time. keep the wheels
/ Of GoRernmeHtin motion. burdensome taxes must
| be imposed upon and collected from the peonle
| The rich and the poor must in proportion CON
tribute their mite, their pound of flesh" toAhs
end. This being the case, and question whether
there axe any so bold as to gainsav it, is, ID NOT
unjust in us, the people Of Idaho, to persist in
mourning the additional expense, which the peg
pie must pay, of Territorial system of Govern
nent for Idaho, when every law, national and
local, which is guaranteed us by our charter, the
Organic Act, is most shamefuy disregarded and
set at naught by lawleSs gang of fanatics who
cannot show, or as yet have not shown, any better
reasons for banding together and setting the laws
at defiance than for the purpose of gratifying
personal hatred and revenge, and accomplishing
partizdn designs: This. will best appear when we
note the ctsracteEanch complexion of the blood
ssaned Twelve, who sit in mlgesterial judgment
a. the dark and silent hours of night, in the Sc.
cret conlAes Of one OF the many stoue cellars
where they nightly congregLte for the purpose of
determining upon which one of the number who
stand most in their way shall be the next victim
of their blood stained and consequently uuhallow-
e1.and God-lceursed policy and designs.
There is nothing of local character worth
communicating. Business continues dull almost
hey ond belief Not a single merchant is doing
one fourth the business expected in consequence
Of the anticipated rush to BackfOot, and for which
our business men had prepared in expectation
that all outfits would be made in Boise City
OF course you are aware that the jury failed to
agree to verdict In the Farrell case, much to the
surprise aud disgust Of the suffering portion of
our community. The next case that Will be tired
before the Court at the present term, is that of
Victor BowlAy foE the killing of Jake Jordan, the
lore girl OF last winter. Ysis ease eXcites CON
Slderable iaterest amongst certain class of our
citizens, while tie Viges expect and hope for his
conviction. 1t is nevertheless believed that mar
der in the second degree Off convicted at ALI viii
be the extent OF the verdict.
To Discontinued. SPARTACUS. |
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

AN lMPosTER.-That sanetimonious cuss nassec
through Boise City and has gone to Montana t,
Eplay out his game. We heard of him down In
road toward Walla Walla playing himself off fo
a Special Agent and Methodist preacher. calling
upon 1.-THE brethren" at different places, and prom
islng them each Post Office, bat were not ther
quite sure enough to 'topen him" and SO waiteC
for him to arrive in town.
The ABOVE is portion of the remarks Of
the Statesman last week concerning an i'm.
poster travelling. through the. country, we'll
known to Californians by the name of Vim
ton. Representing himself as Postal agent
he has succeeded in "daads heading himself
on the stage lines through Oregon, Washing
ton, apd Idaho. We understand from the
actual Postal Agent that.he is an imposter of
the first water. Now let US see what a is
about. The Montana Post furnishes glow
ing account of radical meeting to support
Congress ard denounce the President. held
lately at Helena. Among other matters ap-
pears the following
! After very well received speech from the
Judge, Col. Vlnton made the speech Of the even.
Au4t VI A1CGS anu ctVQucuCG, duQ ulclOakGQ
oOy the shabby garb of concession andicondolence
tor traitors which has heretofore been too much
the style in Montana.
This is the right sort of man to "uneloak
the shabby garb. of concession and condo
ience FOR traitors" IF caught this Rev. IN
villain will have an audience in some State
Prison, which willagree with him much bet
ter in his diatpibes against the President.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12
FENIAN OBITUARY.

At meeting of the Idaho City Circle f. B Idaho Ter.
ritory held in their hall Thursday evening May 10TH
1866 the following resolutions unanimously adopted
WHEREAS Almighty God in His infinite wisdom, has
been pleased to from among of
Der in the person of VIM DONAHo.
RESOLVED, That while bowling with submission to the.
Divine viii of Heavenly Father deplore the event
(which has deprived of social companion and SIN
cere brother devoted and dependent family of good.
atty an earnest and selfSacrifcing worker
RESOLVED That while mourn his loss with brother
y sorrow deeply sympathZe with his bereaved ami
ly in this the hour of their affection
RESOLVED That copy Of these resolutions be present.
ed to twidow Of deceased and that they be published
in the Idaho.W orld San Francisco Monitor Boston Pilot
Irish American and Irish People.
John Clowry Fred. W. Bell, P. McGee, Terrence Nc
Laughlin. Vim. Cotter Committee.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12
Announcern ents.

To TIE VOTERS OF BOISE COUNTY, hereby announce
myself as candidate for Sheriff. subject to the Demo-
cratic County Convention. JOHN B. Pierce
To VOTERS BOISE COUNTY II hereby announce.
myself aAcandidate Tor Sheriff subject to the action of
TIE Democratic County Convention. JOHN GoRMAN
ED. WORLD You will please announce the name of
j. H. Vsickershamasa candidate for County Auditor aud
Recorder of Boise County, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS
Ed. WoRLD Please ANNOYANCE a candidate f. :,
the office OF District Attorney ofthe Second Judicial DIS
trict e. SINs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12
NOTICE.

TNHIS is so notify all persons wlro have friends
i or acquaintances now in the County hospital
as county patients, Cor INDECENT slck) that owing
to the want OF the necessary arrangements for
their maintenance on the. part of the County
commissioners ale without the necessares OF
life and also without nurse, and ON and after
Monday, May l3th, 1885, will he without any as
ssistance from any source unless assisted by their
friends. JULIA DUNN
Further notice is hereby given that the above
named Julia Dunn, who has heretofore been tho
Nurse and Mistress Of the said County Hospital
will retain possession OF the same and will pro-
vide foRand take especial care of all patients who
are prepared to pay for the same at the rate OF
$l2 per week for their nursing and support.
May 10, lS66D29Wl JULIA DUNN,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12
the Democratic Territorial Convention.

For the information of those interested n
political matters, we republish the following
extract ffonAth minutes Of the proceeding:
Of the Democratic Territorial Central Com
mittss, heldat Boise City January l34b, 1866
The Committee fixed the time for the meeting
of the Territorial ConSention, the ratio OF
representatives and the rule concerning
proxies as follows: EE63k 3
The committee of oaefrom each Council Dis
trlct OF Idaho Territory, met and organized by
electing s. s. Fem, Chairman. ndEGeorge AinsIie
Secretary s % VT - - 80
On motion. of Mr.. Dilley, of Altnras, the votes
OF representation in the next Territorial Conven>
ton was fixed as follows
,Ope-delagate for each organized county.
every loo. Democratic votes.
& " each fraction under 100 and over
90, to be based upon the August election of 1865
On motion OF Mr.. AgneW, the time for holding
the Territorial Convention was set for the third
Monday in June next, at Boise City, IT.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
S. S. FEM, Chairman.
GEO. AINsLIE, Secretary.
On motion, the report was received and COM
mittee discharged. a
On motion, the report was adopted
The following resolutions were then adopted,
: ResotUed, That no delegate. to the Territorial
Convention be permitted. to cast more than three
votes by proxy, and that no delegate be allowed
20 cast vote N the Convention unless he has
certificate signed by the Chairman of the County
convention and counterSigned by tile Secretary
hereof, and that the proxy certificate be signed /
~ the party giving such certificate and witnessed
ResOtoed. That it is the duty of every member
# this committee to make known in his county
he call for. said Convention, and to work and /
abor for the success of the Democratic party at |
be ensuing election.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

pANIFL S. QIcEENsoE.-When the tale.
graphic dispatches announced the appoint.
ment of a 0 s. District Attorney in place OF
Daniel S. Dickinson, deceased. it was gene
rally supposed to be an error, but our ex.
changes from the East show that the report
was correct, and that Daniel S. Dickinson IS
really dead. His name was once powerful
one in political circles Strange, how a man
who in his day occupied so mich of public
attention sho4lddie without even a telegraph
ic notice of. his death.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12
Proceedings of the Democratic County
Central Committee

| Pursuant to notice, the Democratic Central
Committee of Boise County held meeting in the
Masonic Hall in Idaho City, May 9th, 1S66-Ludge
ia J. May in the Chair and NJ. w. Davis Secretary.
On motion, John NJ, Cannady was authorized to
act as an advisory member of the Committee. to
represent Pioneer City; George Ainslie for Cen
terViile, J. A. Abbott for N0orestow.l and B. NJ.
Anderson for Pacerville, but withouta vote in the
Committee
Moved and carried that the representation in
tae Democratic County Convention be as follows /:
One Delegate to every organized election precinct
and one to every fifty Democratic voters, and one
to every fraction over twenty-five and urder fifty
votes to be based on the election returns of 1865
Moved. and carried that the primary meetings
be held on Saturday, the 10th day of Nay, 1866,
and that the County Convention for the purpose
OF eleeting Delegates to the Territorial Conven-
ton, and dominating. county officers and men,
bers of the Legislature be called for SATURDAY.
JUNE 2D, 1866, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The following resolution was also offered and
adopted; ~ "lu
ResciCtd, That thu primary meetings be held in
tn3 same nannar as at a regular election nv vot
ing ny DdlOt-the polls to be open in each cleo
uoh precinct at o'clock, 2. Nj, and close at o.
CLOCK z. NJ. to be under the supervision OF three
Judges OF election, who shall he elected by the
yotels OF each precinct respectively at Tie time of
Tie opening OF the polls.
The Committee then selected places at which
such primary elections should be held, as follows:
Idaho City, at the Count House;
Buena Vista Bar at the Senate Saloon:
Moore 'stown, at Abbotts Store;
Walla Walla Flat, at Dunnis House:
Warm Springs, at the Warm Spring House;
Banner City, at Judge Heath Cabin;
Illinois Mill, Sam Kelly Saloon;
Cehterville, B. F.. Dake Store;
Paceyille. Washoe Saloon;
Pioneer City, Jim Graham,s saleon;.
Upper Payette, Thomas House;
Apple Jack, Cannady's Store;
Granite Crock, VIM. Cark's Store:
Horse Shoe Bend, J. A. Douglass House;
Upper Granite Greek, SteVensons Honse;
Toll Gate on Grimes Greek, Luneys dollhouse.
The representation in said County Convention
to be from the returns of Elections as follows.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12


MALIGEITY EXPOSED asseniue strang-
Ter OF the Statesman gets black in the face
every Saturday night when the Idaho stage
arrives with the WORLD, and it usually re-
CURES whole week for him to work his bile
on DE is unusually indignant this week
over the exposure we have made Of his at
tempt to form YigiIante organization with,
the expectation of strangIing the Democratic
party OF Idaho Territory. 1t is of no use,
Ar. Statesman, for you to buster. You
cam nide those ears with lions roar. Who
the Nigilantea, are. what they came together
fog' what they have, done, and what they are,
trying to do, are all known-your portion of
the business included. Your silly twaddle
won't save you; your bluster wont hide
your confusion nor your guilt, nor screen
you from exposure.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

THE OCCIDENTAL AND VANeUARD Hon.
Jack Montgomery has restored. his old paper
the Observation-Disclosures was destroyed by
he mob, at San Francisco. little over a wear
ago. The Occidental and Vanguard will
reflect the ideas ofOne of the purest and m ost
talented writers on this coast. We sincerely
hope it may live through along and prosper
Gus career.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12
sheriff IS sale.

TgY virtue of an execution. issued out Of the
- District Court in and for tie county q
Boise, npoa Judgment rendered in said Court
against Hira1sW. Boise, plaihtff, and in favor OF
Augustus Cotfman and William Coffman defen-
dants. for the sum of One Hundred and Thirty
FIVE so 200 1915, 92) dollars Judgment for costs
daily tested On the 9th day Of September, "A. d.
1865, l.havelseized and taken,R execution allythe
right title, claim and interest Of the plaintiff OF
in and to that certain real estate situated on the
Middle Fork Of the Payette river in Boise county,
T. T., described as follows, towit Commencing
on the southwest corners at certain pine tree,
thence running north one mle4to the Hot Springs
Greek thence cast oneshalf mile to q certain
stake. thence south one mile to a stake, thence
west halt. q mile to the point of beginning, for:
merly known as Wiley's Ranch. .ns97 43} So5
Pubic notice is hereby given that on Thurstlayl
June 7th, A ID. 1866, at IL O'Clock NJ. wi1
seln front ofthe conrt house door in Idaho City,
at public1Aactioa.3 for Cash, tie above described
property to-tle highest bidder, to satisfy said ex
ecution and all accruing costs.
Dated idaho City, May 9n2sws % Sheriff e
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

THE JuDGEsH1p.-The Avalanche says a
private letter has been received at Owyhee
to the effect that Judge Smith would be re-
moved and John Gray, of Idaho City, ap-
pointed. The Radiator says an attorney at
Acknowledgements made application for
the appointment. Better not count yous
etickens, gentlemen, until they are Matched
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

DEMOCRATIC CoyvENTIos.- We publish in
this numbering minutes of the proceedings
OF the DEMOCRATIC County Committee. The
primary meetings ape to De- held on the 10th
OF May-oue week, from to-day-and the
County Convention to nominate County
officers and elect delegates to the Terrific
rial Convention, is,to oe held at Center.
vile on the I'd of June-three weeks from
tllS day, Democrats should remember the
time and be on hand for it is at the primary
meetings where the important question will
be decided, who shall be nominees of the
Convention. That the elections may be con ]
dncted fairly, the Committee has wisely
provided for an election in the several pre-
cincts ~ oailot-the boxes to bes open for
the receipt ofvotes between the hours Of s.
and 5 o'clock. P. NJ.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

ThE elder Dumas was married at one period
f.his life. TO a sErew. Ore day, in eompany
With a friend, r. detected 4 gentleman kiss.
ing Machine Dumts. Ny Cod said the.
great romancer, she kisses her, and yet lie is
.aaa4a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

AT idaho City, on tina night of the 9th inst, by,
the caving Of a bank, Mr.. WILLIAM DoNAHo, a
native OF County Cayan, Ireland, aged % years.
California and New York papers please copy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12
MARRIED:

In this City, April 2lst, by j. L. McGownd,
Esq. Mr.. A. F. RIGGs and Miss SARAH j. BAKER,
all Of this city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

AgrBh the a0olflx party got back to CAL
Hernia, the tone OF the letters of some mem
bers.ot-it to the eastern press Changed very
materially Mr.. Bowles particularly ex-
pressed very untavorable opinions. in regard
to. the mines in Idaho, which he badsnexer
visited, and consequently knew nothing
about. II NouBtaineer = -s.Ss
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12
New this Week.
LOST.

LOSE,
~ FRTFICATE OF DEPOSIT NO. zcO2,
~ dated April LIST, 1865, i=saed by Wells, Fargo
& Co., Portland, and payable to Lewis Smith.
All persons are hereby notified not to purchase
same as payment has been stopped.
n29W4 LEWIS SMITH.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

CROWDED ioUT.-7Tle proceedings of political
commit tees and the sentence. Of M. Dunn coming
lH.at a late hoar, have crowded ont consider be
editorial matter this WeeF. they are lo3al ma t,
teEs aud have the preferen:e. ...sa -
.xlAEtsa.l..1s $3.50 J. = E.EL 49, -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

NIHE WE'LL KNOWN SALOON nmnn
4 with Dwelling House attached, fgz4@zaae
formerly occupied by Thomas Prior. sssM
For particulars inquire OF the under~ - ! Esssa
signed to be found at the upper end of Main street
Idaho City, May l0n29tf j. d. PIERCE
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

uPDYKE's EsTATB.-Why does not the VIC
llantes of Ada restore those articles taken
tsom the dead body Of Updyke2z When he
was murdered by the choking Bufians. he
had several thousand dollars upon his ner-
soq,a watch. a breast pin, and diamond
rings. Where are they !? An administrator
has been appointed on Vpdykess estate, but
lie hasn't seen that propertysyet 1t is pos
slDle ethat that immaculate committee has
such an " itching palm that It. could not
keep It's hands off, dead man. We advise
the Administrator,to make search about
the Statesman Office for the stolen articles.
A Committee; last winter, found REYNOLDS
9ble o.hold his own. when any dead mans
trunks were 10 be gone throug ssi seb
OF trunk he may have s'kept his hand I'M
"a dead mans pocket. Updyke's money
was in greenbacks--s so was the 'Secretary,s
From BLAcKEooT.-Mr. Thos. Prior late of
this place, writes from Belepa. NJ IT, to a
fhend here Under date of April 2oth. He
says IT'S long and wearisome Journey. of
aP9pta700 miles. What he has seea~of the
country is not as favorableag expected The
newly discovered mines.2on Rak and Bear
creeks have a good reputation ana man =.
including the writer, were going into. thai
GENTRY ThegnoWlon Elk screek. was about
four feet deep. There IS not much money in
6ireulatf66 at Helena in comparison to tie
number Of people Accounts from all parts
OF the country arr, conflicting, and rather un-
favorable. Helsays @There il not a man from
B9iseflH ON Z haze met 43alld Il have seen
over tWenty-Who does rot speak disparag-
ingly Of this country AND even though the
country is better. than think it's, It WILDE
greatly OVERRIDING, as people are. arri wing here
nom ersry directioA. Pat Lovelaeki is at
piapondgGity .sandedoings well. .RseefscatGe
are high and in demand. ,.....
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12
Boise County Union Central Commute.

AT a meeting Of the. Committee, held at tie of
fee u Z. J Batter, Chairman, on the 10Th inst.
Il. w. i ltton, of CentefYile was elected {. mem-
Der Of tie Central Committee in place of H. NJ.
Ellsworth, removed to Ada County and A, Dams
man, of Pioneer, and j.. C.Isaaes, Of CerterviHe,
were.also added to the Committee. .eis5
The Central Committee, as now constituted,
consists Of Che following named -gentlemen:
IDAHO CITY-E. j. Butler, c. b. Waite, James
Ptnnnu
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-12

Moved and carried that the County Convention
be held at CenterYiIle.
The following resolution was also adopted:
RfsofOed, That none butyDenocrats be allowed
TO vote at The primaries: at4
Moved and carried that the Committee do now
adjourn, subject to call OF the Chairman
NJ. W. DAVIS, Secretary.