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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

CoDY's ExcHANGE.-On Saturday last, the Temporal
~ wooden structure which Mr., Cody erected just at
ter the fire, on his old corner, very suddenly
moved, and as if by magic, almost instantly was
Cody found snugly fixed up in the saloon line in the
large, cool, commodious basement of his new and
perfectly reproof brick the exact site of his for
mer saloon which went in the great confagraion Of
May 18th. Cody has now the best and most substan-
tial brick walls to his building Of any in all Idaho,
and, when completed, so will his structure be
one of the handsomest as well as the most durable.
1t is the most noted business corner in town. and we
are glad to see its proprietor prospecting, he de-
serves. g4k a'Ak fsAt8 aftsf ls' i M
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

70 Masonic Hall, have greenbscks for sale
10 SUBscRIBERs.-To those who receive their pa
per by Mr.. d. McGREw our carrier, we wish to OBJ
serve that the quarter ending Aug 4h for the SEMI
WEEKLY WORLD, has expired, and they are requested
to pay him the advance for the second quarter to
Fire Nov. I'd of this year. Mr.. McGREw is alone au
thorized by to receive receipt for such subserp
tons. .ss l. H. BOWMAN & co. #
August 10, 1867. s5..s.,s ..I.lIFq 1ea .Iaaas
HANDSOMELY DoNE.-The proprietors of the Fast
Line Freight Vegetable Depot next door below the
Post Office, Montgomery street. yesterday sent to
this Office champagne basket filed with early choice
and seasonable EMBELLISHMENTS squash, beans,
corn, cucumbers, carrots parsnips &C.. from Boise
Valley, and, to e favor the lot,'' number of very
palatable ripe early apples, from Marysvle Calfor
mia. The Fast Freight Vegetable market is daily
plenished with vegetables Of all kinds direct from
Boise Valley. The market owners run their own six
horse team spring wagons to and from the Valley
daily and carry passengers also. They had the first
watermelons OF the season, which came on Tuesday
evenings wagon. The proprietors have our thanks
for their generous offering. =
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

RETURNED.-By stage of Thursday evening Mr.. j.
Marion More, the well known chief pioneer Of this
Basin, returned from pr otracted visit and explo
ration of the Lemhi region. Helooks hearty and has
withstood the rough trip splendidiy. He met hear
ty welcome from Lis numerous warm and devoted
friends, and join with them all in wishing that he
may continue among to realize the fullest ambi-
ton of his noble nature.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10
City and County.

GREENBAcKs. & Co., on Wall street, next
to Masonic Hall, have greenbscks for sale.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

Sisters who visit Idaho for the purpose of looking up
location for School, have arrived in this Basin.
They merit the aid of every citizen in their educa
tional. charitable, noble purposes. rs n VV 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

Greenbaclks sold for Gold Dust at the Banking
House of (n23tfl B. M. DURELL & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

NICE PREsENr.-T There came to us. bs Boise City
stage yesterday, the donation Of hostL. H. Barber,
of the Overland Hotel box full of fresh choice deli
cacies in the vegetable line. Thanks. friend Barber
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

School EXAMINATION The examination at the
District School Buena Vista Bar of which Mr.,
Hibler is Teacher will take place to-day under the
superintendent Of Mr.. VIM. Fagan Superintendent
OF Schools for Boise County. We ought to mention,
i'm connection with this, that Mr. Pagan presided at
an examination of the Idaho City District School, OF
(which Miss Mary Mower is Teacher. few days ago,
and found the scholars generally proficient in their
studies Premiums for good conduct were awarded
to Miss Laura f. Harr and Master John CeciIN Miss
Mowers school has attendance of about forty pu-
pills. She is very competent preceptress. III S.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

ORGANIZED The Idaho Chapter. No 8, Royal Arch
Masons, was organized on Thursday evening last. A
charter granted at the annual examination of the
Grand Chapter of Oregon, in June, naming Geo. n.
Coe as the High Priest; j. W. Brown, King M.
Wunsch, Scribe. The High Priest has appointed the
following additional officers, viz John Kenally, p.
g. A.; Edward Galloway, C. H.; Jesse Bradford R, A.
c.; S. A. Merritt, Master of Firstvail; Geo. A. Dunn
Master Second Vail; H. A. Mattox Master Third
Vail; P. e. Edmondson, Recorder; H. Emanuel
Treasurer; j. d. Galbraith, Sentinel taI reNsh +
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10
Special Notices.

Gold Coin paid for GOLD DUST at the Banking
House of - In23tf1 ii3@ B. M. -DURE1L & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

PERsoNAL. E. G, Sterling, Territorial Treas
urer. and Benz Lambkin of Boise City paid Idaho
tCity brief visit thsweek. Try it often, gentlemen
this is good place to come to- SIS s
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

Revenue stamps sold in small quantities
their face for GOLD DUST at SIG per ounce. at tn
Banking House of [n2stfl B. M. DUREr1 Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

WATCH THE PoLIs.--No voter who lives out Of the
Precinct vote for Justice of the Peace Gonsta
ble Let the polls be watched to prevent the infrac
+ ton ofsthis law on Monday. Qg4 gHTEEe
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

.sasTEE REV. FATHER DIELEMAN, who was badly
hurt few weeks ago by the upsetting of stage in
this Basin. is rapidly recovering from his severe
wounds and is already able To- walk about Ns "
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-08-10

several precincts to send to this Office at the earliest
moment the returns Of the election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

Yesterday Deputy Commissioner Thomas Hsxland
visited hsssrs Parns Courtney and Van Dyke, while
in session - Metropolitan Revenue Board. and had
somewhat lengthy interview in relation to internal
revenue Affairs
Collector Bailey has released the premises Of Harris.
Gaines d Co., bat retains custody Of the goods. The
premises Of Gordon, Fellows Mcmillan were also or
dssd TO Be rsisassd but the hrm declined 70 pos.
sssson unlsss they wsr allowed slse csatroi Of the
goods contained In the establish nsnt
There are indsettcns Of arevivd of business In the
reenyipg ana dietIllsry establIshmsnss several Of
which have already resumed operations.
lnspsctsr Rolns on the I'd OF November ssixed
three Thousand gallons Of spirits At the recfyng sstab
lisnment heidelbsrgsr, but release yesterday
Among the recent sszures Ia the distery Of Patrick
Delaney 5oI West Twenty ninth street. the ground
Of frauduent entries on the books Two barrels OF
improperly branded.
the arrivals Of whisksy u this port yesterday are es
mated Of nve hundred and forty eight barrels.
The tobacco house OF Farrell Hastngs released By
the Metropolitan Revepus Board on Friday last re-
seized on Saturday BY Inspector Harvey
~ rumored that large consignment OF tobacco has
been irregulary shipped and on It's way 70 this
pon' The inspscsors sso on ths lookout Tor ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

AssAuLrISG An OYvicER -0hicer Henry p. Duffy or
the Third precinct yesterday morning brought before
Justice Downing At The Tombs John Conway, whom he
charged with assault and battery The oncsr alleged
that be attempted 70 the prisoner for dsordery
conduct, when he turned upon him and struek him .
powerful blow In the face with his fst knocking him
TO the pavement Conway struggled TO escape but was
secured and taken 70 the Chambers street police station
Tue magistrate committed him for trial In default Of
bail
Bold TKETr.-John Primrose SOW an inmate OF the
House Of Dstsntion, on Sunday evening was counting
some money In one Of the down town streets, when
Martin Conner. alleged came up and snatching SIS
OF the legal tender notes and national bank bills from
bis hand escaped with the money. Two hours subss-
Quently Conner was arrested BY officer Davis OF the
Twenty seventh precinct and yestsrday Justice Bowling
committed him for trial.
ALLsosD MAYHsn Detective Field, or the Fifh pre-
enct yesterday arrested John Cohn on the charge OF
having, on Sunday, struck Hsrbsr Johnsop Of No "a
varick street. violent blow In the face besides which
II In alleged, he bit on portion Of Herbers upper lin
The prisoner was hken before justice Dowiing and
Committed 70 the 1onbs Tor trial In default Of bail
ALLEGED 0RASo LARCENY. Frank r. Thur oolorsd,
was arrested On charge Of larceny, preferred against
him BY Thomas T. 3. Reed, also eolorsd, Of No ia
East Broadway. Reed alleges that Thur stole from him
prisoner brought before Justice Dodge Al the Jeer
Market Police Court who committed him 10 answer
ESrcKD HIN IN AsD RoBBrD Hx On the am inst. an
unknown mas, considerably under The influence Of
quor called a. the Eighth precinct station mouse and
Informed The sergeant then on duty that he had been
Jnveglsd into low den In Wooster street. and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

- time. corrsos and rsuss snch list a. hey nay
deem necessary 20 70 DO, 70 he THAI such List nay
be made and kept 70 M practicabs IN conformity
With the laws :. NE state q Nsv York. Ana il 10 fur
thef ordssd thai from the ss % made and nled grand
and st jurors shall b selected, and shall Be drawn ~
Inc state OF New York. by the said clerks from time
70 time the same may BE- ordered BY the courts Of the
90 drawn certified by the said clerks shall be attached
70 The viii Of service Issued TO the Marshal for the
onng Of such Jurors And IL IL further ordered that
swearing OF Jurors for said cour The said clerks fol-
low 20 far a. practicable. the provisions in respect
thereto contained the OF the State Of New York
And il 10 further ordered that the order made by this
eonrf on the 18th January, 1857 regard the draw
ing and summonns Of jurors be and the Is hereby
vxratsd.
The court then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
BOARD or AlOeamEH.

The Board OF Aldermen Of the city Of Brookiys mes
yesterday afternoon, Alderman Fisher in the chair
The committee appointed 70 investigate the circum-
stances attending tho mysterious dsappsarsnce Of .
number Of petitions which had been 10 the Board
Of Aldermen, within few months past, reported yss-
tsrday. The petitions contained the names OF large
number Of citizens praying that the Ncoson pavement
might be aid IN certain thoroughfares but before they
stolen, s supposed, By parties who wsrs opposed to
the paving a. proposed. Ths committee summoned 70
Its deliberations large number Of the cky ofncias
who usually have the charge or handling Of
such petitions but nothing could b slcned IN regard
70 the whereabouts or the documents or by whom they
had been distracted. The Corporation Counsel adj
vissd shat all proceedings under proposed improve
msns provided for BY the petition DO suspsndsd and
the committee impressed with the conviction that
portapt petitions The petition In regard TO The paving
OF Perrepop street found tho Street Commission
srs table, where II bad been ls by Some person
known 70 the committee Notwithsandng the recovery
OF the petition majority OF the Committee on Grading
and Paving refused sign the usual report fixing the
district assessment and drcctngithe street
advertise for remonstrsncss. Appended the
port we're three resolutions providing respectively
the CITY Clerk be directed 10 preserve ME all
petitions received BY him, and not allow the originals
10 pass from his possession without authority that
n should be a.certained properly that majority
Of NE owners OF property pconsd 70 have their streets
provsmens should be carried out aud that the epavisg
Of certain streets should be Suspended for tho present
After considerable debate among the members in
reference 70 the abstraction Of the petitions ana IN
explanation OF various supposed impuiaons cast upon
various othciaie the Board adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
SUPREME couRT-seMeRAl TENN.

The Forman Will Case ON Appeal from the
Surrogate's Order Of Anrmance.
Before Judges Leonard. Clerks and Peckham.
Ia the Matter Of TIE Lat VIII and Testament Of Maria
Ann Forman Deceased -Ths is the celebrated Formsn
will case which has been % frequently before the
courts during the past two years. and has been re-
psatsdly fully reported in the HERALD BY the
terms Of the will the tsstssrix devised property
70 the amount Of about $4,000 70 = number
Of relatives. and making reservation out
Of such property for the benefit Of her husband The
case came before this court yesterday appeal
decree Of the Surrogate Affirming the validity Of the viii
made in 1851 The contestants claim that the order Of
the Surrogate should be set aside the ground that
Mrs. Form not OF sane mind at the time Of pre-
pounding the win, the claim being based mainly upon
certain acts OF the testatx In 1861 and 1854 which,
the opinion Of the contestants did constitute the
action OF an individual complete possession OF all the
mental faculties The peculisrites manifested them
selves In desire for seclusion and the adoption Of sim
guar methods Of guarding against the obtrusoa Of the
members OF her household. After argument by counsel
the Court took the papers, rsssrvng its decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

The Alleged Nuisance orthe Park Bank Bald.
ing-Larc cnies, Burgiaries nnd Forgery.
Before Jadgs Russell
AT the opening Of the court yesterday morning the
Grand Jury brought In number or indictments. upon
which the prisoners we're Afterwards arrsgned.
The following communication was received st the
District Attorneys once yesterday anerneou:- I,
7As People Of ne STATE f,New York va TAs Prsadr,
Directors and Company o. us NATIONAL Park Bank Tho
defendants by Barlow Hyatt rsr attorneys protest.
ing thai they are not guilty Of toe premises in the
indictment specified and charged upon then and that
NO matter or thing alleged 70 have bssn done BIZ then
was without lawful authority rsssrvinq the riehs 10
plead hereafter, should they b 30 required, give no
tios and state that whatever imagined cause Of
plant existed ~ the time Of finding sad Indictment has
been removed or s progress OF removal without DELAY
BARLOW HYATT, Attorneys "a
10 A. 0Axxr HALL, Esq.,, Dstrict Attorney.
Upon the reception Of this communication she Dis
srics Attorney appointed competent archtsct,to 90
operate with member Of the same profssssa appointed
BY the bsnk, and TO sxamns the construction Of the
building fer the purpose Of ascsranine whether aus
ancs has been committed The result OF the sxamina-
son gill be reported 70 the District Atiorn ey hs week
after which bs viii take further action in The matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Jury Lists.
Before Judge Blatchford.

The Jury Lists.
Before Judge Blaiohford.
Yesterday morAng At eleven o'clock Judge Blaehford
toek his seat the bench.
For some time past the officials conducting the legal
business Of the United States in Inc Distrcs and CIR
cult Courts for the southern District Of New York. have
been complaining OF the manner in which jurors sum.
moned try important these courts have been
impanslsd. These complaints sometimes referred
10 the intellectual qualifications of the jurors and
sometimes to the fact a. alleged that they In many
in every respect duly qualified to decide mpor
This matter was brought 70 the notice Of
Judge Bstchford Who as will be below, has issued
important order under which in future the mode OF
drawing and selecting jurors for the Circuit and District
Courts OF the United States shall be the same far
possible prevails under the laws OF the state OF
New York
In the matter OF providing list OF jurors for the
courts OF the United states in this district, Judge
Batchford then entered order similar that entered
the United States Circuit Court by Judge Nelson, and
which appears In this mornings report OF the pro-
ceedings IN said court
The Meteor Case.
A motion in this celebrated down for argu-
ment but ON motion OF Mr. W. NJ Evsrts 1t was post
poned Till next week.
The appeal Of Adams We. the Ocean Queen, .
question to costs, postponed.
The court then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
CITY COURT.
A SANDER Suit.
Before Judge Thompson.

Charles N. Miller SyIreser j. Sherman. The plain
TIT sued to damages in the OF 900 for an
alleged SANDER The case had been tried before.
whom the jury rendered verdict in favor OF plaintiff
for some $500, but 1t went before the General
Term and = trial ordered. IL appeared
by the testimony that in September, 1867. the plaintiff
was work the defendant At the corner OF Hillary
and Fulton streets, where number Of trees had been
cut down in front and by the side OF Mr. Shermsn's
store Plaintiff claimed that the latter told hun TO re-
the stumps OF the trees and do with them what
ever liked In accordance with the order he caused
the stumps DO removed TO the house Of poor woman
whom he gave them for rswood. Shortly after this
IL alleged, the defendant mot tho plaintiff In tho
Union Hotel and called him . thief for removing tho
wood whereby Miller claimed he injured in repu-
tatiou, &C., 70 the above amount
On the part Of the defence was alleged that the
plaintiff had been ordered 10 tho sumps to the
back yard OF the building, and not TO any other place
The Jury rendered verdict In favor OF plaintiff for
xl50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

Forged CHECK ZOE Sl,700 PAssEp Ma
ToSAL Cirr BASK.-A young man about twenty. eight
years or age OF good address and neatly alfred called
a. she National City Bank, Fulton street yesterday
Afternoon, and presented finely executed check pur
porting 70 have been signed by NJ. Beers. for The
sum OF 81, roo The teller Of the bank examined it
hastily, and thinking Il genuine, paid the amount
Subsequently he esnt the check 10 Mr. Beers, who de-
hssdquarssrs ana : description OF the forgsr given,
though the prospects Of his arrest arc very slghs
indeed.
A BON CASE or LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. A daring
piece Of broad daylight robbery perpsated last
Saturday Afternoon the victim being Mr. Corwiu mer-
chant doing business Of Jay aud Water streets
The gentleman alluded had occasion the sum
OF $40 from the Long Island Savings Bank In Fulton
strset the day question: for the purpose Of paying
Oh his men. While descending the steps Of the bank
Mr. Corwin roughly josed and nearly taken of bis
feet BY two hard looking customers whom he encoun
tered Tho fellows apologized BY saying 1t was acc-
dental and the gentleman. who felt eraciousy ncnsd
accepted the same a. ample atonement for the
noyancs occasionsd him. On reaching his place Of bus
ness however, great his indignation and chagrn to
find that the scoundrels had actually stolen the wallet
containing the $40 from his pocket There no clue
10 the rogues
THs MORTALITY Accommodating the past week there
were 1T deaths in Brooklyn. or this number there
were 80 men, 81 women "a boys and SO girls Tho
principal OF death follows: Consump-
ton, rs pneumonia IA: disease Of brain, seass OF
heart and disease Of kidneys each Group and scarlet
fever, each; measles, ]; accidental INJURIES 8.
TsE CASE THE Sur IsvIscIBLK.-Samus Dean and
Frederick Ludig who accused OF having been
concerned In the burning OF the ship Invncble Ia Sep
TENDER last; held yesterday by Justice Buckley 10
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
DRowssp. Yesterday afternoon the body OF an
unknown found floating In tho waller Al
taken the dead house for Identification and Coro.
notified
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

Proposed Reception TO General Mcclellan.
This Board met yesterday afternoon the President,
Mr.. Brnkman, presiding
Mr. HART presented the following preamble and
resolutions
whereas from the most reliable information received In
believed that In short period OF General George B.
Mcclellan win arrive at this from Europe and
alteration Of his important and heroic services
during the darkest days Of republic OF his patriotic and
exated principles citizen we'll his brilliant
sompshments - man entie him TO the gratitude .
admiration Of hts fellow citizens whose duty desire
pleasure are TO DO him honor favorable
therefore,
Resolved That Immediately upon the OF General
Mcclellan public reception, with The freedom Of the city
BE- rendered him BY the Mayor and Common Council OF the
city and the citizens generally be invited 70 cooperate
such reception.
Resolved That special committee of Ave each board
be appointed 10 carry the foregoing resolution into effect
Mr. W. B. Roberts inquired what would bs the prob
able cost of The reception
A member replied by saying that the design OF the
resolutions was 70 invite the citizens 10 cooperate with
the Common Council In giving this reception.
After dhposing OF Q few unmp ortant papsrs the
Board adjourned till Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cousr-ls BANKRUPTCY.

In the mater Of Charles G. Patterson,-This
before the court question to whether the bank
rupt bound 70 answer interrogaoes to whether
be had lost money by gambling Mr.. Sandford for the
bankrupt contended that person was bound to an
swer questions which tended to disgrace or degrade
him. The bankrupt should not be held to answer the
question unless the statute made II imperative him
made loss Of $25 at gaming punishable offence, and
IL the bankrupt answered that he had lost money he
would be liable TO be indicted The English bankrupt
law declared that the Commissioners in bankruptcy
might examine bankrupt by interrogaons word OF
mouth to his dealings and tradngs and 70, any
concealment OF his lands, goods enemens moneys and
debts Counsel commended that question could be put
to the bankrupt except what necessary aid the
assignee in getting possession OF property that
the bankrupts possession at the time Of filing the
petition
Mr. r. Benedict, for the creditors contendsd that the
court would not limit the examination as TO the time
when the bankrupt commenced his proceedings The
question did not turn upon the bankrupt being afraid Of
answering on the ground Of his eliminating him.
Tor the bankrupt did not refuse 70 any such
ground when thas question came up they could argue
IT, But the question before the court dispo.
sitaon the bankrupt had msde OF his properly and the
Interrogation put to him directed TO that point
ask . question which inevitably tended 70 dis
grace witness, else to assume that he had
been guilty Of fraud his property before he could
explain what had become OF it. was not proper mode
question before the Register the ground Of i've COM
potency.
The Judge said that he would send back the certificate
70 the Register Dwght, as it did state enough Of
the facts 10 enable the Court to fern an opinion
Petitions In Bankruptcy.
The following petitions were lodged yesterday John
G. Rahmng, New York city, referred TO Register
Ketchum; John A. Bigslow Maiden, Ulster county, re
ferred to Register Gates Number Of petitions lodged
HP 70 yesterday, 37S.