Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-09

and r. E. Foote, Esqs. Prosecuting Attorney May
and R. B. Smelling, Esq., appeared for the State. The
jury retired, after lucid charge by Judge Mcbride,
at 10 O'Clock, Wednesday night and at 10 O'Clock,
Thursday morning. returned verdict of equity Of
manslaughter.', The counsel for Crossen gave no.
tice of motion in arrest of Judgment The Court
stands adjourned till 10 O'Clock, this morning
GOOD TEMPLARs' BALL.-On Thursday evening of
next week. Now 14th, the Good Templars will cele-
brate the Dedication of their new, large magnificent
Hall, on Main street, above Chipmans corner, by
splendid Ball. Great preparations have been unre-
mittingly made to win for the affair the COM
mendaton of all who may honor it with their patron
age or presence The Hall itself viii be beautifully
decorated and deliberately prepared for the festive
throng expected Lett be big thing in point Of at
tendance and material benefit as well in the pleas
urable entertainment which viii surely be enjoyed
there.
LADIES SToRE.-Mrs. r. G. Shepherd has re-
ceived fresh from the East and San Francisco, the
very latest and best styles and patterns of dress.
fancy and general furnishing goods for ladies' wear
trimming and ornamentation ever received in this
place. She also fills orders, with prompness and in
superior manner for making ladies' dresses cloaks,
basques, sacques, &c. Her stock comprises every
thing of ladies' and children's dress articleshats,
bonnets CATERS, ties shoes, fannels. &C. Call at
her fine store, opposite the Court House.
A PAIR OF THEM-Last week we spoke of the
plump delicious duck shot by Joseph A. Luckett, IN
Boise Valley, and forwarded to us by him. He has
gone and done it again, only more so. On Thursday
evening there brought to our residence pair OF
splendid ducks of the same kind, with compliments
of Mr.. and Mrs. 10. A. Luckett." Our good friends
are herewith rendered hearty thanks for these priced
favors. The Webfoot feathery tribe don't seem to
stand any chance when that magnificent Purdy shot
gun of 'Old 10. is pointed at them within range
FRANK KRAFT has received his Winter stock of
stoves of all kinds and sizes-coOking, box and par
1or; of iron, copper, brass and tinware; hydraulic
nozzles and pipes-among the lot big three-inch
nozzle suitable for hose to play 50nehes through
and complete stock of hardware, pots, kettles, &C.,
in his line of business Call and look in at his store
next door below Cohn's.
FROM DEADwooD-on Wednesday there returned
to town from Deadvood Basin, Messrs. John S. Gray
Jacob Romer, and O. L. Whiting who have come
here to winter, with the purpose of returning to
Deadwood next Spring, when the mining season
shall open. They report that about sixty persons
will winter in that Basin.
THANKs--To L. Lobenstein, Hill Beacheys Agent
at Silver City and to Eugene Howard, his Agent at
Boise City, for Nevada and California papers in adj
vance of all others. during the week. We are also
under obligations to Wells Fargo Co.'s AGENTS and
Messengers, here and on both the Owyhee and Una
tilla routes for similar fayors.
PARDoNED.-Goy. Ballard has granted full pardon
to Victor Boley who was sentenced. May, 1866, to
tary, for the killing of Jacob Jordan in Boise City
Boley was accordingly set at liberty, by Sheriff JAS
I. Crutcher, on Thursday, upon receipt of the Gov
ernor's order under the pardon.
THE FIRST SNow.-On Thursday evening the first
fall for the season of the white wntry mantle upon
our city came. 1t fell soft and light, but it chung
through the night, and yesterday reinforced in
quite old Winters STYLE to the depth of four inches.
The weather has been in clement all the week.
THE BENEFIr.-Again we have an instance to chron-
icle to show the benefit of notice in the WORLD. In
our last issue lost knife advertised On Thurs,
day it was delivered to the by the finder who
learned at our office the name and place of the loser
BOISE Cry LAND OFF1cE.-John G. Carroll, Esq,
Receiver of the u s. Land Office for this division Of
the Territory, left here by stage of Thursday morn
ing for Boise City, there to meet r. H. Brown, Esq.,
the Register, and open the Land Office.
For SALE.-Casimir Barthes offers for sale, by adj
vertisement in this paper, interests in property il
this city and vicinity Persons DESTROYS of investing
their money requested to apply to him at the st
St. Charles Restaurant.
TIE PouJADE HOUSE continues to be one of the
best and most attractive pubic houses in the coun
try. The proprietor, Mr. T. G. Poujade, amply ner
it's the constant flow of patronage he receives.
CATHOLIC vIcEs.-The Rev. Father Poulin vii
celebrate Early Mass at the Chapel in this city, to
morrow morning. at o'clock; High Mass at half pas
10 o'clock; and Yespers at O'Clock evening
TAX PAYERS Remember that if you don't pa.
your taxes on next Monday, your names will go OF
the Delinquent List with costs added, See the Col
lectors notice elsewhere in this paper.
WALL PAPER-In few days Bernstiel will receiy
1000 rolls of assorted Wall Paper, and persons VIII
want any will well to await the arrival Of his stock
PERsoNAL.-On Thursday, q. s. District Attorne
Prickett and U. S. Revenue Collector j. c. Geer pal
the WORLD Office a friendly visit.
THEBo's BALL at Granite Creek comes off to-nigh.
A crowd is expected. 49,
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Sonora. Cal, has ceased to exist. 1t foun
Curry indigestible, and that exhausting SWEET
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