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The national Republican., 1866-12-20
CIRCULAR FROM TREASURER SPNSER.--The
following circular has just been issued:
TREksuRY DEPARTMENT,
TREAsuRrR's 0rrIcE, Z
WAsHISoro,

In order 10 realize with the least possible
delay snd expense the receipts Of revenue
derived from customs, sales OF public lands,
and from other sources, collected at Offices
not contiguous 10 an Assistant Treasurer Or
desigpsted depository, spe elto fasilitste tho
The national Republican., 1866-12-20
UNITED STATES CoURT OF CLAIMS

WkDSEsDAr, December 10.
ossian D. Hart, Esq, Of Jacksonville, Florida,
was appointed commissioner Of the court.
On motion Of Mr. Norton, the Solicitor, George
Grisoom. Esq, Of Philadslphis, Pal and on mo-
tion Of Mr.. Weed, tho Assistant Solicitor, D. N.
Cooley, Esq, Of Dubuque, Iovs, were admitted Al
attorneys and councillors Of this court.
Jos. W. Parish, Of al, w. Tho United States.
This cause was argued BY Mr.. A. L. Merriman for
the claimant, and by Mr. Norton, the Solicitor, and
Mr.. Weed, the Assistant Solicitor for the United
States, and the case submitted.
Ordered. l. That the psIemptory call Of the
trial docket shall begin on the third Tuesday oi
January. Cases which arc then passed will not be
taken up again at the same term unless for special
cause shown the court shall order otherwise.
O. Cases In which the counsel reside at o distance
may be set down for q day certain, with the con-
rent Of the Solicitor for the United States withou,
regard to their position whom upon the trial docket
B. Any case may be brought to hearing, before
the psremptory call Of the trial docket by consent
Of parties,
Adjourned till tomorrow at II o'clock q. IN.
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Adjourned till tomorrow at II O'Clock a. m.

CRIMINAL CorRr-Jadge Fsher.-(Edw'd
c. Darlington, Esq District Attorney, prosecuting
In the case Of james Alexander, indicted for as.
sault and battery, nols pros0qni was entered by
the United States Dhtrict Attorney.
Kate Ford, convicted Of keeping bawdy house,
was fine SIS.
In the cases Of Frances Christmas, indicted for
larceny, and John Hurd, for assault and battery,
nois pros. was entered.
William Smith, arraignsd for larceny, forfeited
his reoogniIance. Bench warrant issued.
William Smith, burglary. Not guilty.
Henry Dean, assault and battery, with intent u
kill Jury discharged not being able to agree upon
. verdict. .f
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nRP II A N s. OURT,
DlsrRIOr OF CoLuMpIA, wAsRiSoToN c6uNTf-

In the ease Of william Paai brown, executor Of las
T. Wood, deceased, the executor Aforesaid has, with
the apprehatiea Of the orphans' Court q washing.
day Of January, 1857, for the anal ssttlsmsnt
and distributoa Of the personal estate Of said de.
have been collected and turned into money whsA and
where ali the ersdi.oIs and hsr, Of said deceased are
or they may Otherwise By Law BE- sxeludsd from all
bsnsaf In said dscsassd's sstats; provided copy Of
this order bs pablishsA oass weak for thrss weeks
in me NAroSAL RxyuvLIuAI previous 70 the said day.
Test, JAR d o'BElRl1,
| asls.v 1agistss II VIVA
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

STRIKING lie IN yIRoINn.-We are in
formed that the parties snssgsd in boring for OF
In the neighborhood Of Munsons Hill were 70
wardsd this morning by the discovery Of q fluid
which readily ignited and burned upon the appli
cation OF lighted mateh.-Akranaria Gazette.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

ACQUIRED LOCAL HABrrArIoN.-Lorrin
Cole, for having no visible means of support, was
arrested by 0nacsr Howard on Tuesday, and not
Posssssing the amount Of the ans imposed BY Jus
tics Bates, was committed to jail.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

PEDDLINa WITHOUT LIcENsE.-A peripa-
tstic vsnder Of small wares, BY the name Of Moses
Filhsmmsr, was arrested BY Ohacsr Wilson on Tues.
day for hawking his goods about the streets with
out first remunsrating his Uncle Samuel for the
privilege, and was fined IS by Justice Bates.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

THE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH-
i &c DIsPENsARY.
This charitable Institution, 80 much needed In TIL
city, will open on MONDAY, October ., On street,
sl4, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ.,,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, ESQ,
WIN g. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE I. BAKER, ESQ.,,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN @. CLARKE, Treasurer.
7. 9. VERDI, Y. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of oar city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free
charge
The Dispsnsary being supported BY free eontribu.
uons, all those we'll disposed towards the psor may
send thsir contributions 70 the Treasurer, John o.
Clarke Rsq Of the Bank Of Riggs c. to the sse-
rst.ry, Dr. + g. Verdi sss street. between Fourteenth
The rooms will bs opened from 4p. m. daily,
Sundays excepted
Drs. T. s. Verdi, Of wsshinstn, md c. 8. Verdi. Of
In the good work, will be In attsndancs.
oe29.u T. g. VERDI n. D., Secretary
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SENT TO THE WoRKHoUsE.-Cecelia Griffin,
oolorsd, was sent to the workhouss on Tuesday by
Justice Boswell, In default Of the payment Of q
fine Of $3.50, imposed for disordsrly conduct.
Mary MoriartY, ON the same charge, received q
similar sentence.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

CESSATION OF A PUBLIC DEPosroRY.-The
Iowa City National Bank Of Iswa has volun-
tarily ceased to be depository Of public
moneys, and permission has been given by
the United States Treasurer for the officers
Of the bank to withdraw bonds held for the
security of public deposits.. ...
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

HELD TO BAIL TO KEEP THE PEAcE-John
Downsy. on complaint Of his indignant spouse, was
arrested BY 0heer Ysatman on Tuesday night for
being drunk and obstrepsrous and hnsd $500 by
Justice Boswell. He was also held to bail to keep
the peace, for threatening language used towards
Mrs. DoWney.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

DEsTIrUrIoN IN VIRaINIA.-The present
winter II Is represented, will bring with Il great
amount Of suffering among the poor Of both oo)ors
In Alexandria. Applications for relief arc daily
received In large numbers st the Mayors ONCE.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

The AGRICULTURAL REPoRT PoR 1865
The Commissioner Of Agriculture is in the
receipt of quite large number Of letters
from agriculturslists and others throughout
the country praising very highly the report
Of the department for the year 1865. This
report, which has very recently been issued,
is now being distributed to members Of Con-
gress and those interested in the advance
ment Of agriculture in the United States.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

POLICE RErURNs.-The returns made to
Major Richards from the several precincts ysstsr-
day morning show that the arrests for tho precsd.
Ing twenty. -four hours wsre 80. The amount oi
fines imposed during tho same period was $s7.o+.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

PAYING FOR THEIR FUN.-John Clancy, O
professional thief. was arrested BY 0foer Prathsl
night before last for being drunk and disordsrly,
and on being taken before Justice Ray, gracefully
nllsd the squire's reguisition for the sum Of IS
Thomas Mccormick. guilty Of the same offence,
was fined - by Justice Ray.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

DRUNK AND IsoRDERLy.-Margaret Kelly
prostitute by calling. was arrested BY Officer Pa,
son on Tuesday last for too free an indulgence |
hrs-wstsr, and for consequently behaving in an M
ssemly manner, and was taken before Justic
Buoksy, who imposed hns Of >3.44. Margars
being unable at tho time TO 'lift the veil and n
move tho pressure" was sent to the workhouse !
default Of payment.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

THAT CIDER Our enterprising young
friends, Brown and Chsmbsrlin, Wholesale deslsrl
10 country produce generally, at No. $40 street.
arc getting along aourishingiys W. tested the
sparkling pure apple cider and inspeotsd theil
large stock Of ohoios butter, ehssss, poultry and
lucfous apples last night and pronounce them
No. in quality. The firm Is supplied wholly b,
surpassed BY any in town. sksptics, walk in ant
judge for yourselves.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

LARGE SEIZURE OF GARBAGE SPRINGS
Information was received at the Treasury
Department yesterday Of the seizure at an
eastern port Of between fifty and sixty thou.
sand pounds Of steel carriage springs, which
had been manufactured in Canada: The
springs were entered at the place Of ship
ment at an differentiation with an intent to
defrsud the Government Of large amount
Of duty.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

.WRARPIN!a ING! PAPER FOR SALE Al
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IIAR DWARF, ETC.
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wHoLlsALR AIp aIrAIL
Dealers IL
BurLDERs'. COACH. AND oApISxr HARDWARE,
BAR IRoH AND STEEL.
CUT NALs.
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CARRIAGE AND WHEEL STOCK
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| PRoPRIIToRs.
The HOFFMAN HOUSE is soadss.sA apoa The pisa Of
the best American sad 1srepssa Hstsls. II combines
all the modern Improvements asssssary 10 the greatest
comfort Of guests that s ingenuity AID literally saa
possibly devise aad produce TAs bill Of fare fer the
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

BRAurIFuL PIANos.-We solicit the at
tsntion Of our readers to the very large and varied
assortment Of Ans pianos ut the old and popular
music establshmspt Of John r. Ellis, 806 Penn
ylxania Avenue, near Tenth street, who has the
sois agency Tor the oldest and best houses In bis
templates at an early date making extensive i'm.
proysmsnts In his place Of business, which, added
10 the fact Of bis having such very large stock
on hand, will enable him to odsr not only pianos,
bat any musical Instrument 1t greatly reduced
prices. Give him . call. 'a ...7 u : .r.. D..
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

The GENERAL LAND OrFIcR.-Returns re-
ceived at this office show that 1886 acres
were taken up for actual settlement, under
the Homestead law, during the month Of
November, at Bonneville, Missouri.
Commissioner Wilson, under date Of De-
cember IL and Is, approved the entries Of
80 town lots in the city Of Palatooma, Cali
fornis, making, with those previously reported,
nearly 200 lots in that city, the pre-enption
titles to which have been approved during
the current year.
The national Republican., 1866-12-20

BLACK LIZ ON HER DIoNIrY.-Last night
at about eight o'clock, while an Avenue ear was
passing down towards the Capitol, oolored woman
named Lizzie Burley, notorious prostitute, en-.
tered, and no one Offering . seat was obliged TO
stand until the entrance, moment after Of white
lady, to whom seat was immediately offered BY .
gentleman. Tho seat rendered to the white lady
vas at once occupied BY the colored parsonage 70.
fsrred to, Who whsn demonstrated With BY the gen.
tlsman, indulgsd in Language unbseoming one Of
her ser. Hsr conduct becoming more violent she
was elected from the car and placed In charge Of
IN odesr Who took her bsfors Justice Morssll, who
fined her SO for disordsrly conduct. a...a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-09

THE REPUBLICAN PLATFoRM.-Not satisfied
with forcing negro-sHffrage onthe Territories,
Congress is also rushing through bill i'm
posing tax of ten per cent. on all mines.
See Geographic dispatches. Here we have
the Republican platform--negro- suffrage,
and taxation. Of the mines. A beautiful pair
of twins to go before the people Of Boise
County fos adoption. Ifthis Abolition Con-
gress keeps on manipulating these Terrific
ries with legislation they will not long be fit
for white mans habitation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-09

The REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES came of on last
Wednesday night and the usual amount of sore
headedness was on exhibition the next morning
Only one ticket was run in this precinct and there
was considerable anxiety among some of the &C
tive gentry to have their names on it. Of course
all vaulting ambition couldn't be gratil1ed on one
small ticket, and those who did not succeed in
forcing their names into print felt very bad about
it. Curses, growls and threats rained promiscu
ously along the sidewalk. On the morning fol-
lowing there was not half as much enthusiasm
along the Republican line. Some were disappoint-
ed, some disguised, some sorry, some mad, and
between "the pass and fell points, Of these cx
tremes the Republican atmosphere was very dump
and unhealthy. They seemed to fee that they
had erected scaffold from which their own party
was doomed to swing.
GLOW should fare but i'll when the palehand
Draws the black foldngs Of the eternal CURTIN
Closer and closer round u.s."
The following were elerted delegates for Idaho
City: F. J. Butler, l. B. Matthewson, s. r. Cuah-
ing, A. T. Drake. J. n Swingle, Thomas Barry
Daniel Mclaughlin, John II. Cassidy, J. W. Ro
mer A. G. Isaacs, J. G. Martin, Mike Cody, S. G
Rosen baum, james Pinney.
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INTERNAL DlssENs1oNs. - The Radicals and
the Administration Republicans in Idaho
City got at loggerheads the other night in the
Union Club. One of the prominent mem
bers, and a candidate, aEowed himself op-
posed to negro suffrage, whereupon the radi-
cal Congress supporters pitched upon. him
like a hungry cat on a rat, and used hlm very
roughly. The Republicans can't stand man
who can't stand suffrage. If things
don't sooh mend, there will soon be a grand
nitro glycerine explosion in the Republican
party of Boise County.
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The WAR upon the President continues as
bitter as ever. The President is bound to
use his official patronage as be pleases, and
the Rump Congress is equally as determined
that be shall appoint none but Radicals
The Republican party is split into two nearly
equal divisions, who must fight it ort before
the people, The difference between the two
parties is as great as that which divides the
Democratic from the Abolition party, and
every candidate hereafter will be forced to
define his positions.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-09

IT IS RUMoRED that two men were recently
found dead in Camas Furthermore victims
of VigiIanteism. The operations of this band
appear to be kept very quiet, and out little
is known Ut their proceedings, at this dis
lance. If this report is correct seven men
at least, have been strangled by the murder
Jog wretches. Its a long lane that has no
turning 2
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one of the most popular men IN the county.
He is man of liberal education, and will
make the duties of his Office special pride.
No better nomination could be made The
nominees SoF County Commissioners are
as unexceptional Morris Fitzgerald of Ida
no City, and Mr. Salathial Ridge of Cen
teryilIe are both widely known as mer-
chants and estimable men, This Office is one
CT much Importance, and which few who are
really ft to fill it, are willing to assume. The
Convention was fortunate in finding two such
men as Messrs. Fitzgerald and Ridge to ac-
cept the nominations. They are not polti-
clans, but men who can afford to do right
unbiased by friends or foes.
1t is usual for papers to eulogize their
tickets and perhaps there may be some UNI
acquainted with the gentlemen whose names
we have used, who may imagine we but fol-
low custom in particularizing as we have
done. It is not So Above all things, we
desired to see ticket nominated whose names
of themselves would be guaranty OF their
qualifications. Or the number before the
Convention for nomination, comprising many
such men, that body selected those enumera-
ted It passed over many equally as worthy
men. who took their chances in common o.
rether for the nomination. To these, n0ul
yinated we can honestly glge an unqualified
approval. They are men who deserve an
election. They are men who will be credit
TO this county in their official capacities.
They are men whom every citizen, aside from
politics, can safely support, with the assur-
ance that their confidence will not be abused
It is ticket which defes competition, and
which will roll up majority in August next
Of not less than 1--WE hundred.
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DIED.:

At Centerville. June 5th, 1865, Mr.. B. r. DUKs,
aged AZ years and months.
At Red Warrior, Alturas County, l. T., Septem.
Der n h, 1865, CAsTsLLo LEE, infant son of Dr..
S B. and Aleia c. Farnham, aged four months
and twelve days.
Another loved is gone, another jewel has been
snatched from Loves basket another has bloomcd
but to wither and de- before the fully deve
oped it cut down by the reaper Death before the
heart had become familiar with the-ways of wckedAess
it ceased its hrL bbngS and papatings, babe adeu
all that earthly and now lies in the cold grave
the hill side that overlook the Red Warrior. speech
is the gentle breeze that fans his verdant covering"
Yes our gOne the smile of his
innocent love will beam upon All is quet and still
his little wardrobe carefully laid aside by fond and
dong mother and eachtle article reminds her of
childish act committed by her darling boy He is no
more. Our brightest hope lies buried in the still
and silent tOmb only to the grave of buried
love" and weep and plant bright flowers. IndulgenG
parents hush your sad complanings Your child is not
dead but seepeh; "hS body has retired to the dust
from whence it and his spirit to the God that gave
it," He is waiting embrace You with joyful greetings
the shore. Then why wish your child back, subject
to the troubles and trials of wicked and unreenting
world? Be reconcedto the will Of God for he doeth
all things well.
One sweet flower has faded
One sweet child he's gone;
lie has bid farewell to earth,.
And left us here to nlourn
His body lies dormant
Beneath the cold sod
His spirit seems whispering
Prepare to meet God.
Sweetly sleep, little CASTILLO,
In the warrior bed,
Free from earth's cares and sorrow,
Resting with the dead
Rocky Bar My %, 1866. s. B:D9
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REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Memberof the Council,
e.. "A. TEVENSON
For Representatives,,
GEO. STAFFORD, J. w. KNIGHT,
A. A. MIX, VIM. Law,
r. w. BELL, A. P. MITCHELL
WI. PARKINSON, IA. ABBOTT.
For Sheriff,
JAMES I. CRUTCHER.
For Auditor and Recorder,
JAMES A. WICKERSHAM,
For Assessor,
FRANKP. BRITTEN.
For Treasurer,
JAMES w. WOOD.
For County Clerk,
HENRI r. SAYRS.
For superintendent of Public Instruction,
VIM. PAGAN.
For County Coroner,
DIR. JAMES HEALY.
For County Commits sioners,
MORRIS FITZGERALD (long term.)
SELATHIEL RIDGE (short term.)
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-09

FULL AND PERFscT EQuALITY.-The follow
| ing extract is from the Washington cores
pondence of the st. Joseph Herald, in refer.
ence to the Congressional vote on the admis-
sion of Colorado as State:
/ The previous question being ordered, the vote
then came up on the final passage. 1t stood so to
55-a majority of %. Oh course the Democrats
voted against the admission, MS did also Raymond
Humphrey, N. Y; Knykendall, H.; Stiwell, Ind;
johnson Republicans: With them were of the
radicals, Allen, Mass; Baxter. VT ; Blaine. Mr..
Boutwell,, Mass. BroomalI, Pa; Elliott. Mass;
iGriswold, N. K. Kelley, Pa. Mckee, N. T.; Nor
| riI, Vt; Morris, N. Y; Paine. Wis; Pike, Mr..
Thaddeus Stevens, Pa; Il. B. WaShburne, ILL.,;
Washburn, Ind; Wilson, Iowa; Window. Mimi;
Woodbridge, Win all 49, Upon this vote, how.
lever there can be building, as by far the larg
lest majority will vote agai st the admission OF any
other State with the word white in its constltu
ton Colorado got in because it was felt that she
had chsim, because equality OF franchise was not
demanded % a condition precedent, in definite
terms at least.
give this. hint as a warning for your Utah and
New Mexican neghbors. These Territories are
APPLYING or are about to do so, for recognition a.
States. Before any of the present Territories can
hereafter obtain admission as States from hepub-
lican Congress, they will have to adopt full and
perfect civic equality.
"Full and perfect civic equality" That is
interesting to people in these Territories
Negro suffrage and perfect equality, or no adj
mission. Let it be remembered that this is
Republican Congress, and this is Rcpuhli
can policy. We shall soon be called upon to
either appre$e. or condemn this measure, by
electing Congressman in Idaho. There is
no evading the matter. Either we must send
a man to Washington pledgedto approve this
"full and perfect civic equality" with negroes,
or to oppose it to the bitter end. The policy
of the Republican party is determined. Its
representatives must be defeated by the De-
mocracy or negro equality becomes quickly
an established fact. The Republican party
is now negro suffrage party, if IL is posi-
BILE for any party ever to become one; and this
is the party who is silly enough to lay wires
to induce Democrats in Boise county to vote
for them-to support them in bringing up the
blacks of idaho Territory to outvote them
another year. We imagine the Republicans
are badly sold if they expect any Democrat
to assist them in this dirty work.
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White, james Graham, B. NJ. Anderson and &.
w. Thatcher were then chosen as,County Central
Committee.
A vote of thanks was then rendered to the
Chairman andlofficers of the Convention: also a
vote of thanks to Marion Clark for use of Hall.
It was then moved and carried that these pro-
ceeding be published in the IDAHO WORLD.
And with three rousing cheers for the Demo
cratic party and the nominees of to-day the Con-
Vention adjourned sine die.
E. AeSTEVENS0N, Chairman.
A A. MIX, o00ie'"
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OBITUARY.

MASONIC HALL, IDAHO LODGE No. IS, +. & AMI
IDAHo CIrY, / T., June 9th, A Ia. $780,
At called meeting of Idaho Lodge No 35, f. A. NJ
held OH Wednesday, June 6h A. L. $780, the follwisE
preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has beeu the Divine will of tie Su.
pfeme Architect of the Universe to call our worthy
Brother B. +. DUKE from midst to His Celestial
Lodge on high therefore be it
RESOLVED, Thft in the demise Of Brother B. f. DUKH
this Lodge has lost true and faithful member jealous
craftsman and the community an honest and upright
citizen.
RESOLVED, That while we deplore with infinite sorrow
and regret the death Of worthy Bother we humbIy
accept it aoken of the Almighty will of our Supreme
Ruler at whose creative fiat all things were made
RESOLVED That token of deep sorrow the mem.
bers of this Lodge wear the customary badge of mourn
ing.f0r period of thirty days
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolutions be handed
to the brother andskImily of our deceased Brother
j. IL. WICKERNHAMO
VIII BLUMBERG, Committees;
s. 2. SCANIKER,