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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

cowardice or Indifference. Secret murder
perhaps on some unofendipg Individual, is q
poor redress aud comes too late, accumulat-
Ing evils and Fighting nothing.
1t were bad enough if the evil rested here
but it does not. The committee at Boise
City is in the hands of men who are animated
by purposes very different from that of pub
lie safety. The v1gilante organization in
their hands is as clay TO the potter, and is
welded for the destruction of political oppo-
nents, whom their arguments cannot con-
men would murder Democrats because Dem
Ocrats will not support them for Office. They
have done this wilfully and maliciously.
They have filled the measure of their iniquity
by robbing the dead. To expect that snch
men can be tolerated and their infamous
deeds sanctioned, is expecting too much of
human nature. The laws of the Territory
demand their punishment. Justice demands
their conviction. The pablo safety requires
the exterminaioa or immediate dissolution
of the band. The 'season of quiet" is not to
be obtained by half-a-dozen nen waylaying
a solitary traveller, as was done one day this
week on the Idaho City road, and attempting
to murder him in his tracks. That "season"
will come when the officers fearlessly execute
the law, arrest the Criminals, break up their
bands, and bring this murderous organiza-
ton before the ban of that outraged law
which it has for weeks deSe1.
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Constable's Sale.

pY VIRTUE of an execution duly issued by
ID J. L. McGownd Justice Of the Peace III
and for Boise County, Idaho Territory, upon the
3lst day of March, a d. 1866, upon Judgment
rendered by said Court, upon the 27th day of
March, 1865, against Minnie Sherwood, ana in fa-
vor of c. W. Kirchner, for the sum OF 500 99l0G
Judgment, and $24 GA 100 cost of suit, have this
the 2d day of May, 1865, levied upon and taken
in execution the following described property, to>
wit One certain house and lot, situated i'll the
town of Idaho and county of Boise, /. T., being
the block in said towl which is bounded upon the
North by, Wall street, South by Commercial St,
and upon the East by Montgomery and West by
Main streets. The said House and lot is fronting
on Montgomery street, and is joined upon the
South side by Miss Rees' house and lot and upon
the North by Mrs. Dorsey's house and lot-others
boundaries not known. The said lot is 20 feet
front and running about so feet, more or less,
back The said house and lot | will proceed to
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash
on said premises, on the 10th day Of May, 1855
at o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, to satisfy said suit
and cost of suit. NJ. W. DAVIS,
Idaho City, May 2, 1866 n28ws.. Constable
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

DR.. E. SIXTH of Boise City made Idaho
City visit one day this. week, but did not
reAain long, arriving about sunset one even
ing, and leaving at sunrise the following
morning. Was the Doctor afraid of being
treated with the Inequalities of the tcwn, af-
ter-the. manner of Boise City ? If so, he
should have learned little of that federation
which people up here use in their relations
With political opponents little trait not
always practiced at the Capital, where death
erbanishment are treated as everyday affairs.
bet Doctor Smith and, associates learn to
treat their political opponents with. that lib
crafty and justice with which they are treat
ed here, and we shall hear no more of Vigil
AeAtc organizations.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05
A Dnemma.

THE TELEGRAPH says the President gives
notice that he shall remove from office every
Federal oRScial who opposes his policy Of re.
construction. This places the Republicans
of Idaho Territory in perilous position
They hate johnson, his vetoes, and his policy
but they hunger and thirst after the loaves
and fishes. A few Of the most sensible Of
the rank and file of the Republicans endorse
the Presidents course, but the leading Office
Aoldszs, and, oGsce-aspirants, TegriteFial and
Federal, sympathize with Congress, and are
eager for the extension of negro suffrage
throughout the States and Territories, the
disfranchisement Of the Southern people, and
the exclusion of all representation from the
Southern States until the safety Of the Re-
publican party is ensured for another Presi.
Dental term. The President has never re-
ceiyed a word of encouragement from them.
The idaho Statesman has been trying to play
a game of hide and seek-in one column
fooishly denying: that there is any breach
between the President and Congress, and in
the adjoining column publishing the speeches
of the most radical members of Congress in
opposition to the President. This game can
not last long. The battle of the giants is
coming on. There are but two sides in this
contest. The Statesman has got to take off
the crinoline of an old woman standing aen-
trail in the contest between men, and take a
position. That position will be against the
President unless the saver of Federal pat
roAage, is too palatable for, resistance. The
Republican party too must must falfinto the
ranks. It's members can no more eyade this
issue than could the members of the Demo
cratic party eyade the question during the
Kansas embrogio. They must surrender up
the Offices and link their fortunes with those
of Congress, or they must come out squareIy
and endorse the Administration. The latter
they cannot do unless they stultify themselves
and destroy ia the party the only sentiment
which gives it spirit enough to make even the
show of fight. r is ptiful Dilemma from
which there is no extrication
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

NETRo.GLYcERIEE. = Another explosion
caused by nitrO-glycerine has occurred at
AsPinwalL on board. tAA steamer Arizona,
destroying the vessel. and, large portion of
the wharf, and killing about fifty people,
among them the Captain and several officers.
The damage is estimated at one million of
dollars. An explosion of the same article
recently occurred in, New York. The
authorities of San Francisco and New York
have taken the matter in hand and ordered
the material destroyed or removed wherever
founds This article has lately been tested
for blasting purposes, and the late explosions
have occurred from,the transportation of the
article to this coast for use among the quartz
operators. ftshould be declared contraband.
A box of it. as in the case Of the Arizona, is
liable at any moment to send ship load Of
passengers to the oceans bottom.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05
sheriff IS Sale.

Fly virtue of a decree of foreclosure of mort
-. gage and order of sale issued out Of the
District Court. in and for the county OF BoiSe,
mon a Indictment rendered in said Court. wherein
Joseph Heienstedter is plaintiff, and A. Bolett is
defendant, for the sum Of four hundred and forty
eight O2.lOO liars, Judgment and costs Of SUIT.
duly tested the End day of May, A. d. 1866 by,
which | am commanded to sell the1olloWing
described premises, viz; That certain piece or pr
parcel Of miulng ground being the undivided nan
Of thirteen hundred feet of creek mining ground
situate in Moores creek in Boise county, ldah9
Territory. in district No. 4, in said cornty, ana
bounded below by the claims owned. by Hogan q.
Co, together til all the tools, rights and prvl-
leges tbereunto belonging, together with Ieiio-
ments and hereditaments thereunto belonging.
Public notice is hereby given that on the 10th dag
of May A. D. 1866, at - O'Clock NJ VIII sell IA
front of the court house door Idaho City at pup,
lie auction for clean gold dust the above describes
nroperty to the highest bidder, to satisfy said,'
execution I'd and all accruing costs
n28W3., i |. CRU1lhEh'0nsH'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

TIE NORTHERN RoAD.-Dr. VIM. Bird, OF
iowa, has been appointed to make an exami-
nation Of thescountry lying, between Lewis
ton, IN this. Territory, and Virginia, Montana,
and to locate. the proposed road between
those points, for the construction of which
$50 ,OOQ,was appropriated by Congress. DR..
Bird has arrived at Portland He will re-
main on this coast as General Superinten-
dent and Discussing Agent, "until the road
is completed or the appropriation expended. !"
FAe road is q mountainous one, but we are
assured by parties residing in that portion of
Idaho, thatit can, be made what is known az
g a good mountain road" for teaming. The
Bitter Root mountains are.the main obstacle.
1 is doubtful whether. the amount appropri-
ated will be sufficient, but if parties having a.
direct Interest ip the SUCCESS Of the enter
prise at the termini of the route will furp-
ish it a liberal support, or one even equal to
this Of Congress, this route will eventually
sccome the chief highway to the headwaters.
Of the Missouri.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Mercer and his innumerabie maidens. on I'll,
steamer Continental, have arrived at San Fran
CISCO The freight. {. 400 female passengers. j,
to be Immediately transferred to q steamer bound
for Olympia, Washington Territory. Some Of
them will likely stroll up to Idaho after while.
Proposals for Beef Cattle" will be received At
Fort Boise, until Thursday, May 10th. Two hun
dred head of cattle are wanted, to be delivered
before June 3Oth. So says an advertisements 10 a
Portland paper.
The Territorial Enterprise published a htter
from an American resident ct Panama relative TO
the Barbacos gold discoveries. The substance of
the letter is that the country, for mining purposes
is "bilk." Only two or three claims have paid
anything. Phe climate is very hot, damp and
malarious
There is party in Boise City opposed to the
orga aiantion of city government, who propose
to defeat the measure by electing officers who will
not qualify. That party has nomi mated DR.. E.
Smith for Mayor. The chalterists have nominated
Joseph Miller for that Office. There are two or
three Democrats on each ticket fox Councilmen
treasurer ana Marshal, but both tickets have a
very dark appearance.
The telegraphic wire connecting Portland wish
Victoria and New Westminster has been laid, and
is now in successful operation.
Wards Theatrical Troupe, including Fanny
Morgan Phelps A: R. Phelps, and an excellent
stock company, are performing at Walla Walla
They intend to visit Boise during the Summer.
The Jury at Walla Walla, in the case of the
People vs. Thomas DoDahoe. for the killing of
Ferd. Patterson, failed to agree standing seven
for aequittal and five for conviction.
In Congress the House Committee on Mining
report in favor of transferring the Branch Mint at
Charlotte, N. c., to Boise City, l, T. 70 is SEN
soie Proposition. The Mint here would do more
business In one year than it now does in ixe.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

FesEA4. 4GEXT.-Quincy A, Brooks, ESQ,
Postal agent for this Territory is locking af-
ter mail matters in this county. He visited
Placerville, Centerville and Pioneer during
the week, making such. suggestions as he
thought necessary for the speedy and safe
delivery Of mail matter Mr.. Brooks is well
pleased. with the PostoGce at this place, and
she genera, management of Mr.. Pnney. If
Ar. Brooks car. succeed in routing out the
posto9ee thieEes who invest the route be-
tweea, Boise. City and ouyheer, habiiually
stealing newspapers from the mails, be will
earn the thanks of numerous sufferers from
that source. Mr. Brooks rs already on their
track and is likely to ma &c. some trouble for.
them If the practice is continued.
We would earnestly recommen The Postal
Agent to. use his Influence to-procpre for this
place daily mail. Messrs. Kelly & Great
house will be running daily. line of stages
during the summer, andath transportation OF
a daily mail would be bat a trife in COMPARE
eon. with. the advantage to be conferred.
kelly Greenhouse have nova line of stages
connecting at this place via ,Placeryille and
the Payette and one from Boise City. Auth
afize them to transport The. nails daily, and
daily the mails will come /.
. ; -.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

To show that to be false it is only necessarv.to
state that Short went about the streets of Boise
City without molestation, for two weeks after the
hanging of Clark Statesman,
Will yop tell IA how long he went with
out molestafion'f after that two weeks?n
Don't deny your work asteEyou. have done it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

GEN HooKER-The Cincinnati Enquirer
says Olsen. Joe. Hooker, whose condition
was lately. reported as critical, that paralysis
has made. sad work with his hne physical
frame and handsome face. One whole. side
of his body has lost its vitality, and hangs
aabby and loose like . uiltsd weed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

SIC transit gloria mundus, rThich being trans
lated into tolerably fair English, signifies, &c
[''Karter"
The Statesman's correspondent is badly
afflicted with the youthful weakness of show
ing his reading by numerous quotations, and
he is not very particular whether he gets
them straight" or not. We left him, stag
gering under the above specimen of classic
literature. When he succeeds in translating
it into ''tolerable fair English, we hope he
will ret us know.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

ThE Republican Central Committee give
notice in the Statesman that tie Territorial
Convention Of THAT party wilhbs hello. at Boise
City on Thursday, Jane 2lst. The commit
tee apportioni thirteen members to Boise
county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05
NOTICE.

DURSUAAT TO REVENUE ACTc TWILL
Il commence on Monday, May 7th. 1866. the
collection OF Taxes on aLPersonal Property.
Hospital and Poll Tax. will also be collected
immediately. ReTsonsaaYe. notified to call at my
office and settle Fhe same, as the. Revenue Law
will be strictly enforced
THOS. FOYE, Assessor
And Ex Oficio Tax Collector.
Idaho City, May lst, l866n2Swl.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05
NOTICE.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN that have. recsived the
i necessary standard of weights IN conformity
with an Act of the last Legislature, inquiring ths
Inspection of all Fights or measures used in the
county, and will proceed at once to carry said Act
into operation. All persons having Scales are re-
ferred to Section of said Act requiring such in.
spection. Persons will consider this as full and
sufficient notice under the law. and are. hereby
notified of my being prepared to make such eSr
animation. II. F. SAYRS,
Seaer Of Weights and Measures.
Idaho City, May 5. ls66n28tf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

THANKS to Messengers West, Holland and
kcCanR, on the Columbia river steamers.
for regular supply of Portland papers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

Two companies of Q. s. Cavalry have been
ordered to this department. by Gen. Halleck.
They are designed. for protecting the Over.
land road to California.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05
BORN-

At Idaho City, May I'd, to wife Of Ssr. JOhn Fits
patrick Son.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

The editor of the WORLD evidently knows
nothing about the condition of affairs or
what has transpired in Boise City, and if be
did would not publish the truth if he could
help it, Statesman.
"The editor of the WORLD" knows more
aoout the "coRdition of affairs" there than
is creditable. to you, and has published !"
more ofthe-" truth" than you like to see.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05
DIED.

On the 2EMay, 1866, GEORGE W fNrERLE Of Amt
Haussack, Baden, Germany, aged Sesyears.
RS Ulster county, New York, papers please
copy.
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New this w eek.

NOTICE.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING of the Boise
L County Democratic Central Committee. in
Idaho City, on the 9th aay of May. 1866 at or
chick P. ". A fp4 attendance Of all the mcns.
bers Of said Committee is requested.
BY order Of the Chairman:
M. W. DAVIS, sec'y.
Idaho City. May S. 1866.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

w. @: WILCOX, formerly of the Idaho Brass
Band; we observe, receives frequent and favorable
mention by the Portland papers. Mr.. Wilcox has
in great measure recovered7from the blindness
with which he was afflicted while here, and is
now hard at work at his business among tho ma
chinery Wilcox deserves success, and we hope
he will OBJ tain it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

The mountains they proclaim
Ehe everlasting creed of Liberty
1nat creed Is written on the untrampled snow
Inunaerd by torrents which no power can hold.
S1ye tnat OF God when he sends forth his cold,
And breath winds that through the free heaven blow
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

ELK. AND MooRE's GREEKS are booming with the
muddy tide. Viewed from East Hill Oh a sunny
day the two creams glitter in the distance like
two silver lines, and slide away southwark in a
united Volume, which, if constant, would entitle
tie creek to the more honorable designation of a
river
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

EEssRs BLAKE & GooDRfeH wilf-aceept thank5
for,copious supplies of literary matter from their
asE.paper depot Fsrsons wanting no wspapers
o. MI gaines Wiz fnd them there.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

STlNGY HUSBAND AND BRAN New WrRe
ON BOARD A NIGHT TRAIN.-Our train rolled
out from the Union depot in the early part of
The night, bound for the North. The weather
was just sufficiently cool to make one feel
agreeable ia good company The whistle
sounded for the first station north of the
Hoosier Capital. Asnsual everybody poked
their heads out tasee something, ifit was there.
Gust married." spoke an old lady, as she
drew her head in, after satisfying woman's
curiosity, and who could see further into
mill stone than any one size of our party.
Every one was satisfied that the old lady
was correct, as they witnessed the "hugs and
kisses" on the give and take principle and
saw the surviving relatives climbing into.
their country wagons. The Conductor show
ed tha new couple to seat, and the cars
saAed. swiftly awav The first parting had
been, gone Though with, and the dear old
home and. the loved ones there could be seen
only by the eyes of memory.
The fair young bride had fovsaken home,
parents and all that was dear 10 her youth
fal heart, fer, the one. she had an hour before
pledged her love forever. She bad given up
everything for the one she believed was dear
or than all the world beside. The brightest
pictures of joy and life dazzled her eyes to
tie sorroW and grief of the future.
An hour had passed, and passengers were
getting drowsy. Many began to change po-
sitions, and fold themselves up, cot fashion
on the seats. The conductor of the sleeping
car soon came along, and passing from one
to another, be notified them of a chance for
a good rest in the rear car. At length, he
came to the groom and bride. "Double berth
in sleeping car, you can have If you wish
nice bed and falling curtains" said the con-
dactor. The bride bushed, dropped her |
eyes moment, and then looked into The face |
of her chosen. Her eyes rested upon him,
spoke more love than one can write in two
weeks. Her swelling bosom told Of the heart
that was struggling to leap from its prison
house, to embrace the object of its affection
"What does it cost in sleeping car ?" asked
the new husband. "0nly one dollar and a
half" answered the conductor. The hus-
band commenQed} calculating. lie was in a
deep study. The wife felt as any other wo-
man would feel under the circumstances, and /
ooked hundred times better and sweeter
han basket fall ct ripe cherries. But oh
he ugly cuss that she had chosen for life
Would that some humane being had served
lin as refused pup, and drowned him when
le was first born, for he had not sense en-
ugh to enjoy life, and was so mean and 8tin-
'p that be would not give one dollar and a
lalf of rag currency" to sleep with his
'eantifnl and loving wife the night they were
narried.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

ERY?-"They, Southern States, fought
to get out of the Union. We fought to keep
them in.- idaho World.
When, where, how and under whom did
you and your associates fight to keep tkem
ia p Statesman.
Every time the Tax Collector came around
Is that "dodge' the only answer you can
make to the article from which you quote?r
SNAKE IN A MANS SToMAcH.-The New Vile
pa. "Star" says that William Harton, a
young man residing -Shippensburg, one
day last week, yomited a live, snake about
eighteen inches long, and more than halt
inch thick FL swallowed it while drinking
from pool in Idaho, about four months ago
aud las suffered great distress in his stomach
ever since, complaining especially of a sensa-
ton of GOODNESS. He returned TO his home
in Shippensburg expecting soon to die. AT
teryundergoing an unsuccessful treatment by
a great many medical.men, he stated his case
TO physician ia Philadelphia, who prescribe
ed an emetic, which was taken with the above
result 1t came very near strangling him,
ana before he was relieved, he was black in
the face.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-05

8aifer Nlsranber Bon Sfu6fanh Sat etn fMarfes
quae auf BEN 8aiier NapcleCn nnD teraHt hsiisn
9bnn unb Srsiben mad onen Seiten bin.
Man fstt tolo elmer arcRsm Shla&t entae9en.
Die italt.niiAe armee radt sessn ben Nlineio
Ser @erfiner gcrrsippnhentbsr secnncn Simss"
Ihreibt Golaenees:
Sic rn1aiben StreitfrGfte perhen I'M iioltden
9bsile RON Yclen suiammensebc8en uno ridden
lonolam mad Ter fhteRihsn GrenIe Fin Dor. nm
ben Deareihsrn su Salfe gu ellen pno o%snisltsn
8ttaanb 3u lsiRen.
Sic 6amburssr @iisnbabn III AT mebrsrsn Yla'
sen aeriSrt mpresn.
Sic Sruppen ben Sannrrer tabsn fh bic mad
GSttinaen bin 5uriidss5osen uno ecneentrtren nH
In iensr Geaenb. UNI fH NIT Der ~bitretbtlhsn aa
RE 4riaace une nit Der in Der Nate BON 0ctttn'
o,, aetsnben taierilAen 9lrmee 5u persintssn.
@aritalbi tatte In Bsslsituns nss 9enerais
syatri,i, bes Or. Mltanes uno Ancerer ie'ne tre'<
,riniasn Srurpen inipieirt unb eislslten bel ecne
aufammenae,caen. 8cn bort aus niro ct mag
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BON sStalien ,uIammen3utrsnen ssoentt. 0ar'ra''
hi tpirp 1h bierauf rad 8uri uno Barlstta rsnosr
unb cine Nepue Iber feline bort itetenpsn frelr'lt'
Gen Srurpen atbalten.
60 1T rISblih Elm fairies Dfrethilhes peer ar
bic Rceni5te Gren,e perIeat trcreen. Wfan peg
in g8isn ben 0ernaht, oaB Elm itallsntiHee eon
tinacnt. nahbsm es am Daliden uTsr ees oor'at''
itsn Meeres a~claneet, mad ursarn rororinSsnu n.
bort .inen Muifanb ssssn bic SfrsihilHs Ssrri@af
unterfieen fSnnte.