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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-14
Sherif's Sale.

ID virtue of an execution issued out of the Dis
D trct Court in and for the County of Boise,
upon Judgment rendered in said Court, wherein
G. l.. Harrington. Richard P. Wheelock and Josh
IN Sanders are Plaintiffs and Thomas B. Hart is
Defendant, for the sum of six hundred and eleven
and l5.lO0 dollars ($6ll ID judgment and costs
Of suit, duly tested on the 2lSt day of February,
A. D.. 1866, / have seized and taken in execution
the following described property, to wit All tho
right title and interest Of the Defendant in and
to hree. gbts (3Sths) of certain mining ditch
known as Hart d Caloway's DITCH situated in
said County, commencing at West Creek and ex.
tending distance Of about eight miles to within
onefoulth of mile of the town of Placervile,
in Placer Mining District, together with all the
water rights of said Defendant belonging to said
Ditch. Public notice is hereby given that on the
Sd day of April, A. D. 1866, at II o'clock, NJ,
will sell, in front Of the Court House door in Idas
no City, at public auction the above described
property to the highest bidder, for cash. to salts
fly said execution and all accruing costs.
j. /. CRUTCHEB, Sheriff.
Dated March 9Th, 1S66n20w3
The above sale is hereby postponed until Satur.
day, the l4th day of April, a. D. 1866, at II
clock NJ by order of plaintiffs attorney.
j. I. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated March 20, l86en23w3
The above sale is hereby postponed until Satur-
day, the 18th day of April, A. D. 1866, at IL
O'Clock NJ. by order Of plaintiffs attorney.
]. l. CRUTCRER, Sheriff.
Idaho City April l3n25w3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-14
SheriR's Sale.

10y virtue of an execution issued ont Of the
i District Court in and for the County of Boise
upon judgme at rendered in said Court, wherein
Is. W Nolan is Plaintiff and Thomas B. Hart is
Defendant, for the sum of Four Hundred and
Twenty four and $4,000 Dollars, 1894 sol judg-
lnent and costs of suit, duly tested on the 2lst
day of February, A. D. 1876. l have seized and
taken in execution the following described prop
erty to-wt: All the right. title and interest Of the
Defendant in and to tbree-eghts 3 SthsI of a GER,
tain mining ditch, known as Hart Il CallOways
Ditch, situated in said County, commencing at
West Creek and extending a distance of eight
miles, to within one,fourth of a mile of the town
of Pacerville, in Placer mining district, together
with all the water rights of said Defendant be-
longing to said ditch Public notice is hereby
given that on the Sd day of April, A. D. 1856, at
IL o'clock, NJ, | will sell, in front of the Court
House door in Idaho City, at Public Auction, the
above described property to the highest bidder,
for cash, to satisfy said execution and all accruing
costs. ~ " j. l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated March 5th, l866.n2l
The above sale is hereby postponed until Sat
urday, the l4th day OF April, A d. l866, at IL
O'Clock NJ. by order of plaintiffs attorney.
j, l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated March 29th, 1866. n23w3.
The above saIe is hereby postponed mntil satur-
day. tile 2sth day of April, A. d. 1866, at IL
oblock NJ. by order of plaintiffs attorney.
tt3IJ. i. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Idaho City, April l3n25w3
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Sheriff 5 Sale.

I'D Y virtue of an execution issued out of the
- District Court. in and for the County OF
Boise upon Judgment rendered in said Court
wherein Thomas Deter is plaintiff, and }: +;
Skanks is defendant for the sum of two hundred
and eighty 49, 100 dollars. judgment and costs
Of suit, duly tested the 18th day of March. A. u:
1865, have seized and taken in execution the
following described property, towit: That eel Ger
tain piece or parcel Of real estate situate in PioI
neer City, Boise county, fronting fourteen I4l
feet on Main street and extending back 40 feet,
bounded OF the South by the building known as
"Slocum's store" on the north by the Louisiana
Saloon, ;" together with all improvements thereon.
Public notice is hereby given that on the 29tn Gay
of April A. D. 1866, at II o'clock d. viii sell IN
front of the court house doorin Idaho CITY at pup
lie auction, for clean gold dust the above described
property to the highest bidder, to satisfy salo
execution and and all accruing costs:
j. I. CRUTCHER Sheriff,
Dated Idaho City, April 6, A. D. l866n24"s ~
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ksFANoTHER OF SECRETARY STANTON S ORDERS,
| A letter from New Orleans refers in indignant
terms to an order of Secretary Stanton, snd
the mode IN which it is carried out in that
city, as follows:
To give you an idea of the spirit and temper ex
hibited toward this people by that bloodless dem>
agogue aud white-haire creature wEo fills the
| Department of War at Washington, let me advert
to single order which is put forth daily on the
streets of this city. Or course since the surren-
| der, an immense number of poor Confederates
have hocked to this city, many of them having no
homes to go to- many On their way to other States
When they arrive here they have no other clothes
but the plain, coarse domestic which they wore as
IN forms i'll the Confederate service. Tney woald
willingly abandon their tattered and stained gar>
ments II they coald get others, but are OF course
invariably moneyless They take care, from 60 :
sideration OF propriety, taste and respect fO the
Federal authority. to strip from their clothes all
military insignia but the only buttons they have
by which to tasten their clothes the mi tary
buttons, which are almost Identical with those
worn by the Federal officers. Now, here comes
All order from Stanton. directing the subordinates
of the army to stop OH the street every man wta-
ing these buttons, and have them cut off ON the
spot. And this is done, every hour Of the day, in
the streets of the city. Gallant men, SCARED ct .
Grams who have attested their valor on lundr
battle-ields are roughly arrested on the bywaJs
aud highways, and there, IN the presence of gap
ing spectators, are required by some upst4rt tr m
Vermont, or by some negro sergeant, to cut OF
their buttons aud hand them to the individual in
blue and gold One poor fellow, yesterday, in
delicate health, who was subjected to this iDdg
nifty, begged that he might be allowed to retain
tile top button OF his coat to protect his breast
from the severe norther that was blowing. He
was refused. The order was imperative. Oh
what IL base order this is How that man and all
his friends must love and venerae the Govern
ment and the people who treat him with such
generous kindness and magnanimity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-04-14

Dr.. BALLARD, of Linn County, Oregon, has
been appointed Governor Of Idaho Territory
VICE Caleb Lyon of Lyonsdale, removed. DR..
B. has been a member of the Oregon Legis-
latnre, but is not man of any particular
note. We understand that he owes his APP
pointment to the influence of Senator Will
liams.-[W. w. Statesman.
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Connecticut deacon was attaching avery
poor and feeble pair of oxen to very large
load of wood neighbor asked him how
he expected to get so large a load to market
with so poor team. The deacon replied
that ne expected to have help from Divine
Providence. His neighbor asked him wheth-
er it would not be as we'll to dispense entire
" with the oxen and LET PRovIDENcE DRAW
THE WHOLE LOAD.
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MINERS
SHAVING & HAIR-CUTTIlG SiLOOy,

TVaH street. bet,eeen Main and Montgomery,
NED 81 SAM - Propri tors.
TTAVING rebuilt and reftted the above Sc.
Il i loon since the fire, the proprietors take this
method of making it generally known. They
us. 7a-ts.ta at i 27tf.
N.B,-Three doors beloy8oston& Cody's corner
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hea when be, very prudently ma fc q tim j y
retreats b6 BT ~ IL
s"You have won the wager, O'Connell, .
cried theaA manawho proposed the contest.
"Here's your bet"
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2RrsE FreHaFF w E learn from the Montanl.

| PRrsE F1eHF. wv e learn from the Montana
Democrat, that the prize fight between Con
Orem and Patsey Marley, care off at Vir-
cinia City, on New Y ears day. Marley was
seconded by Reilly and Duane and 5Orem by
Ludwig, alias Dutchy and Pat Connolly The
fight consisted Of ninety hine rounds andilast-
cd two hours. In speaking of the termina-
ton ofthis mill, the Democrat says
"Time was called, and .orem came to the
scratch, Palsy staggered from bis corner and
claimed. foul on the last round, which was
decided against him. Timeswas again called
and Orem rushed to Marley and gave him a
terrific. blow just above the belt, in the stom.
ach. knocked himinto' his cor neri where he
he Law insensible. ueUpon time being again
called, Patsey. was unable to respond, and
Orem was declared to be the winner. The
time occupied in fighting was exactly two
hours. NJ Montana Radiator.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-03

RIGHr.--Mr. Worley writing to the Avail
anche in reference to Legislative proceedings
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-03

determination of the property assigned by the
Late County Treasurer to his bondsmen, shows that
the property will more than pay all the amount
due from that officer. Mr.. Lane, Territorial
Comptroller, has instituted suit for the amount
due the Territory, but the same will probably be
paid without legal process within short time.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-03

We have either not been long enough in Idaho
City since our return, to strike the current of
local events, have lost the faculty of catching
them as they float by, or the town, has been woe>
fully in want of them. At all events we have very
few to record this week.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-03

MR.J B. ATKINS, of the Miners Drug Store,
has lately received large supply Of drugs and
toilet articles which can be found on Wall, below
Montgomery. Among the articles, is one for
which there is a great demand, viz: Van Buskirks
Fragrant Sozodont. This article is superceeding
al others of that character, m
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-03

The Cosmopolitan Assembly, on Tuesday even
ing, was well attended and admirably conducted
throughout. The company was numerous and
highly respectable. Don't fail to attend next
Tuesday evening. sg
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-03

RIGHr.-Mr. Worley writing to the Avail
anche in reference to Legislative proceedings
says:
In the first place, forty days is too short a
a time to enact much well digested legisla-
ton. There is too much of that time occu-
pied in going through formalities and attend
ing to local matters to give laws of . general
nature and interest due consideration. 1t
cannot be expected Of me to give full state
ment of all the business transacted at the
last session. If the laws that were passed
and the journals have not already been pub
lished in the different newspapers, they will
be in short time, so every man can read for
himself; and would ask of all to give ev-
erything due consideration before theyendorse
or condemn the acts of any enc, for we GER
tainly labored under many difficulties. A
for myself, | have nothing to say. | did
what thought hest. As to my colleagues.
Mr.. Bohannon, Barnes and Carter, their in
dustry cannot be exceled by any, and be-
lieve they did all in their power to promote
the interests of the people of Owyhee County.
They are worthy of the tull confidence of
their constituents.
Right. No county ever had better repre-
sentation than Owyhee, or one more consci-
entlous and faithful to its interest," orley
included, though.he' modestly says little Of
himself. ..,..0
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-03

ri ~ Al &
STANDING BY The fGoyERNMENT. The New
York Observer "a religious newspaper) re
marks:
at is painful to observe what papers now
ridicule, oppose, and seek to defeat the meas
ures of the Government, they are the papers
that were toudcst in making a test of loyalty
papers that .denounce every man as a traitor,
who opposes the measures that Government
wished to carry through. We have a right
to ask such papers to be consistent, to unite
now with the great masses of the American
people in sustaining the Government in its
patriotic and noble efforts to bring about the
reign of peace, union and fraterual love. We
hold that man TO be a selfish seeker of his
own gain,I and not warm, large hearted pa
triot, who throws cold water on the Presi-
dents plans of reconciliation" SIS ao
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CRY NEWS.
/" AJAX" will appear next week.

THE attention of Justices of the Peace is direct
ed to the notice of the County Superintendent OF
SCHOOLS. All moneys collected on fines should at
once be paid over to the Treasurer.
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CAN'T the Boise City Statesman manage tc

CAN'T the Boise City Statesman manage TO
procure a BONA FrDE correspondent from this
Mace whose letters can be inserted under the
title Of tsIdaho City eorrespondence?" Judge
Kelly may make a very good "Ciaude," but
his letters ought to be headed, "5orrespon-
.ssnce from the first judicial District Flor
.e. Lewiston, or Kootenai, for instance.
ev would illpsttats Kelly's fseliPg just As
Eli, ditheyscertaihiy could not speak tor
the people here fng less. II
THR. 6soma Rocky Bar sis reported toibe
very deep, thelats storms having been very
.evere in that quarter. At the last accounts
!, was about zine feet deep.
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MI NERS. SUPPLIES!
N OTICE :.

MOTT r - g., = S. 81. Z
Our Stock Of Goods have been Carefully Sc
lected at San Francisco and purchased from First
Hands, and with the facilities we possess. we are
able to offer Merchants, Miners and the public in
general, better Inducements for purchasing of us
than ever before offered. as we are determined not
to be unaerisold by any house in the Basin; and
being supplied with Three Large Fre-P Proof
Cellars, all of which are file with Goods, we
AK AZ leS&i RAAb u sls9tal8f4 tt9as s0l~1fa 80 -
give purchasers chance to make good selections
E. MILLER, CHAs ]. BERNsTlET..
San Francisco, Cal. Idaho CSty, l. 7.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-15
New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this morning. paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
Auctioa-Twelve good Horses, five good Mules,
and Mule Carts, will be sold at auction on Satur
day morning at 10 o'clock, by W X Roberts; also
lot of Household Furniture.
For Sale-The wooden bui dings at the foot OF
Main and Water streets, are offered for sale by
Fitzgerald & Co.
For Plymouth, Edenton, Winton, Barfields,
Murfreesboro', and landings on the Chow an river;
Steamer Wawenock, Moore, leaves foot of Ne
braska street next Saturday, at 8 A NJ, for the
above named places, with freight and p ssengers.
Boots Made to Order and in fine style, OF good
material, by Mr. G Davis, As Bank st.
Fine Flour and Bsef-Deming still persists in
| saying he has good Family Flour and Baltimore
Beef as any other man.
Soap, E Peas, and great many other things
too numerous to mention here, are to-day adver-
tised by Messrs. Davis & Bro, Rowland's wharf
For Sate--Cne light market Wagon, one first
rate Wood Cart, and two farm or tumbler Carts,
| may be procured at great bargain, by ca ly APP
| plication at this Office.
Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes-Hamburger Bros.
| No. "a, Main street, and West Main street, have
an excellent assortment of varioas brands of Chew
ing and Smoking To acco, fine Havana Cigars,
and large stock of different kinds of Pipes-Give
them cali, if you wish prime article.
/ Harmony Lodge, /. o. o. F-Meet at their
Hall tomorrow afterno n, at O'Clock, to attend
| the funeral of deceased Bro. Wilson D. Butt. Other
Lodges are invited to attend
Greenwood calls attention to his Silver Table
Ware, Fancy articles, Coral and Carbuncle Sets
Of Jewelry, &c.-27 Main street.
| Virginia Bank Notes--For ale by T Book
over; also, $3.50 Portsmouth Saving Fund.
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J FaaEpans's Counr, Norfolk Charles E. John

FRBBDxEN's CouRr, Norfolk, Charles E. John
son, presiding.
Sarah Foreman, charged with petit larceny, in
Court was satisfied, from the round face and full
cheeks, that hunger could not have induced the
theft, concluded that it was natural inclination
to steal something. She was, therefore, sent to
the city Jail for ten days, to keep her from pick
ing and stealing, at least for that brief period
Samuel James VS.. George Ssarls--aetion to re-
cover $75, for building house. Judgment for de-
fendant - lssA
In this case G. W. Cook, (colored,) was coun-
sci for defendant, and clearly proved the tact to
the satisfaction of the Court, that justice knew NO
difference of color, in other words, W hite man,
il he behaved himself, was Just as good ssas any
other man." Bully for Cook.
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MAYORS CoURT, outh.-Daniel Collins,
Presiding-Feb. Is, 1866 y vuoF f.f
The watch report the city quiet last night,
but we didn't think so. No lamps burning, and
il was as dark as stack of black cats on the
shady side of the road. --. -.
Fulton Whiting and Charles Brown, arraigned
for reckless driving in the streets. We're fneds 10
each
Two of the pretty ~ waiter girls Of Oxford
Hall, and one of Portsmouths young bloods,
were arraigned for disorderly conduct, and for
disturbing the public performance at the Hail.
Case continued till tomorrow
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PRETTY WAITER GIRLs.-The Richmond
press are in quite furry over the recent, APP
pearance in their city of a beyy Of pretty
waitet girls in connection with Theatrical Ex-
hibtions. aud calls upoY the Legislature to
abolish the novelty Our cities have been fa-
yored n with these entertainments for some
time past, all except the pretty" aud the en-
terprisins prpprietors Of such establishments
have at Last found that our communities were
too moral to patronize their Shows" and have
left in disgust at such want of taste on the
part Of our citizens, and gone to the more
congenial atmosphere Of the Capitol. The
determination of our people not to visit such
resorts, is lar surer method OF getting rid of
these characters. than could be effected by any
enactments of the Legislature.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-15

PLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING,-The
superior styles of work turned out by the
Day Book job Printing Office meets with the
appreciation Of the public to such an extent
as TO ensure us full supply of orders We
are getting up very fine display placard for
business men, together with tasty bill-heads,
cards, circulars, &c, to which we especially
call attention, We print all kinds of job
work, from the finest one line visiting card,
wedding card at home card, &C., mp to the
mammoth poster, being better prepared for
this kind of work than the generality Of Of
fees Give us call aud examine specimens.
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The "TIpToN SLAsHER" AND THE PIT
OF THE LIGHT WEIGHTs"-had severe set
to-" this morning in front Of the Shenandoah
House ON Wide Water Street The ''Tipton
boy" was severely handled and finally having
his head ''chugged" through window. he
threw up the Sponge" We understand that
considerable pewter" changed hands on this
latest exhibition of '.the ring" A
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ScRIMMAeE.- The halt a dozen persons
who composed the audience at that delectable
Theatre, Oxford Hall, Portsmouth, were con-
siderably amused last night, by witnessing a
performance which was not III the regular
programme, but whicb, we think, rom the
frequency ii Such 'ccnrie ,ces, might as well
be printed the bills iii future. Two of the
pretty ~ waiter girls, who are employed to
hand around ale, gin. and whiskey, and who
bountifully dispense their smiles on their lib
erai patrons, pitched into one of the City
Bucks, aud general hair pulling was the re-
suit In spirit Of jealousy and revenge, or
more probably actuated by the influence of
those spirits they carry on their waters, they
struck the young gentleman foul blow be-
low the belt, which came nigh deciding the
victory in their favor; he fought manfully, CT
however, with these fair ~ creatures whose
fraiity should have been protection from bis
attacks. The battle waxei warm and heavy,
with wavering fortune, and much anxiety as
to the result was manifested by the friends of
the different combatants, when the contest
drawn. tt st
The parties were before his Honor Mayor
Collins this morning, for examination, and the
case continued till Tomorrow s
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LIGHTER Substituting the squat of
wind last night, oneN of the lighters in the
County Dock took in so much water that she
sunk, aud this morning the contrabands were
making good thing of it by stealing the
wood with which she was loaded s1
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LOCAL.

OPEN AdAIS.--0ld Saint PauIs Church
which has been so long closed is to be re-open.
sd on Sunday next at the usual hour for morn,
inc service, IL A. NJ The old Church has
heen newly painted and furnished and really
looks better than before the war. The Rev.
pr. Okeson, so well known in our communi-
ty is the Rector.
In l739-one hundred and twenty -seven
wears ago-St. PauI's Church was erected on
the west side Of "the road leading out of
town. t-.i
Historians have stated that this venerable
old edifce was almost the only building that
escaped destruction from the confagration Of
TO- All the combustible part of the Church
was consumed; the walls, however, remained
as they are now, alike uninjured by the hand
Of time, the rage o. fire, or the balls from
Dunmore's ordnance, excepting the mark made
nv a cannon ball, near one of the corners, on
the side facing the river, monument of Brit
ish oppression and folly. a-5} .a
The grand plan of the building is in the
sbape OF Roman Cross which it was inten-
ded to represent--the four ends pointing sew
orally to the North, South, East and West
the easternmost wall forming an angle with
the enclosure and the western. lire of the
street. .
few years subsequent to the Revolution,
the interior of st. Paul's Church was rebuilt,
and put in order for public worship About
thirty FIVE years ago, it was again repaired
and improved; and twenty years since, under
the direction of the Rev. Mr. Miller, the
Church was again improved; neat lecture
room was erected, and the grounds set out
with shade-trees and flowers, and more re-
Gently square belfry was added but in the
repairs just completed, this has been removed
A walk within the walls Of the graveyard
attached to this old Church, will remind the
reader, that many of the purest aud farest. of
Norfolk in her earlier days, repose beneath
the shadow Of this venerable pile.
For many generations this Temple Of Col,
has been the shrine in which the ancestors Of
many of our people have worshiped, and hence
it is now cherished by their children as assoc
GATED with thousand of ssweet memories of
the past AS in the past, 50 may the future
ind this venerable Church, the source Of re-
hgion, "pure and indebted" and coming gen.
erations be seen gathering beneath its roof to
worship the living God.