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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

has CoME.-Kingsley has his new building open
for business on the old spot on Wall street. be-
low COINS, and his splendid full large stock of best
custom made boots, shoes, ladies' and children 8
wear and all of the latest patters has arrived and is
opened for sale. He has besides lot of window
glass, house hardware, garden Seeds &c.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

LARGE RoBBERY.-A miner on Buena Vista Bar,
named Walker, was robbed of between So, 900 and
$780, which he had just retorted after clean up
Thursday evening. No trace was had of the thief
at last accounts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

WAIVED ExAMrNATIoN.-Ed Stock, in prison charg-
ed with killing Michael Claughesy, has waived ex-
animation His case awaits the action of the grand
jury, next term of Court
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VANTTNE 4 Co. have rebuilt and added to the d.
mansions of their store that it is larger and better
adapted than the old store which was destroyed by
the fire. They have in heavy stock of all kinds of
merchandise received from below since the fire. and
they offer inducements either wholesale or retail
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City and County.

The OPPOSITION LINE TO BOISE CrrY.-The line of
stages put on for carrying passengers between this
and Boise City, by McClintock Stewart of this CITY,
and Lutte Lindsay of Boise of which Billy Hise is
driver is getting nearly all the custom the road.
ana the owners richly merritt They strong safe
ana comfortable wagons admirably calculated for the
passenger trade; they have fine, fast stock and make
Always good time. Another thing in favor of their
nne ls that when a passenger goes to about his
1are or baggage, anything connected with the trip,
ne is not subjected to the brutal surliness insult
ing taciturnity Of sourvisaged and porcne old clerk
at Boise city. The owners are accommodating and
CIVIL the driver is the favorite among cid residents
mere OF any who have driven the route for years.
Patronise the opposition, say to all who wish to
make the trip. And, hint to persons on their way
from Umatlla, below Boise City, to this place:
gage on the old line further than to Boise City, by
their stages. From there, here by the opposi-
ton line.
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~ SOLD OUT.-Mr, S. g. Rosenbaum has disposed of
his whole interest in the Garrison Gambrinus. and
Juniata quartz Lodges, and the quartz mill near by
them, to Mr. l. P. Landing. Mr. Rosenbaum con-
templates to remain here during the summer.
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BEAUTIFUL PIcTURE.-In Wells, Fargo Co. Is
Office in this city, is copy of ne colored picture
issued to the London Illustrated NelOs subscribers
entitled 1.-THE Brothers Help" 1t is a beautiful
work OF art, and represents home study scene, in
which brother the elder of the two young children
Is engaged in doing the sum the slate which has
clearly been too much for his sister, who sits by his
slde to accomplish. He is intent upon the sum, with
pencil in hand, while she sits with-as we may say
one eye to the slate but the other and all her anxiety
directed towards the door, for fear the brother may
be detected in his invaluable and chivarous help to
herself. 1t is charming and exquisitely executed
and very interesting picture c. T. Blake L. Co. are
daily expecting limited number of them, for SALE
and persons who wish a copy will be wise in engag
ing for one at once.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

LEMH ExPREss.-Adams, Goodrich g. Co.'s Express
and passenger train starts this morning for Leesburg
It is the initial trip and pretty fair start is given to
it. we are glad to hear.
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The CATHOLIC CHAPEL.-The Rev. Fathers Poulin
and Mesple are having rebuilt place which viii
answer for residence and, temporarily, Chapel
the latter to be in the upper story until the Chapel
proper can be rebuilt. The present building viii be
ready for occupation and services tomorrow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-01

PERsoNAL.-Hon. E. c. Sterling, Territorial Treas.
urer paid this city visit during the week. and re-
turned to Boise City by stage OF yesterday morning
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M. WUNscH Co. have removed few doors from
are now to be found in the new building two doors
above Graf Kimmel's jewelry store. They have
large stock Of clothing furnishing goods and boots
hats, &c.
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FoUED.-Mr. P. B. Smith has left at this Office, to
await discovery of the owner, pair of much used
sver-frame spectacles with the tin case, which he
picked upfn the street on the day of the fire. The
owner can have them on application at the WORLD
Office.
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I 900 ROLLS WALL PAPER,
Ii For sale at BERNSTIEL'S.
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TWO ARRIVE, ON OR ABOUT MAY 10th, NAILS
A Shovels, Quicksilver, Paints and Oils
nit. POWELL & COE
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Be on Tour Guard

.A.eainst the limitations and counterfeits of
HOS EFT ER'S STOAACH BITTERS
with which the PIRATES who make Dis.
EoNoRABLE LIVING by preytng upon the
sEicE and suffering are now endeayorlng to
z3uod the markets of this country. When
ever these PoISoN-MoNGERS are discovered
they are Immediately prosecuted by the
e1roEr1e tors, who expend thousands of dol
zzxs annually in tracing them out and
asrxng tng them 10 Justice. Within a short
1zHz1 znjunctionS have been obtained In
the Esour. of the United States against a
mum Der offndividuals and firms, and suits
are u9w in progress against several others,
alt of whose names will be given to the
public. But in spite of the utmost vigil
-anee and activity of their detective agents,
the Undersigned are of course unable TO
Spr8Lect the public entirely against pir 'tfcai
limitations of a Standard National Tonic,
everywhere in request, and as readily con-
-Teytible into cash as United States Bonds
or Treasury Notes. They therefore, as a
MEASURE OF PRECAUT- on direct attention
to the fact that a finely engraved label,
representing st. George and the Dragon,
and q beautiful proprietary STAN p, bearing
the official endorsement of the Govern
-neal, appear on every bottle of the genu-
Inc BITE Rs. The article is further
authenticated by a miniature note of
hand. with the signature of Z" Hostetter &
smith, Ito counterfeit which is State
prison crime. The true BITTERS are sold
On bottles only, and neUer in bulk.
HOSTEL TER & SMITH.
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assemble there at 81 o'clock, and thence
go to the depot. 1t promises to be a
pleasant occasion to all who partici-
pate in it.

THE LAST MITE.-The last of the
g mites" held by the ladies of the
Old School Presbyterian Church,
came off last night atithei residence of
the Pastor, Rev..Mr. Martin, and was
unquestionably one Of the most de-
lightful of the whole series. There
was an exceedingly large number
present, including many from other
Churches, and the entertainment was
unspeakably pleasant AS refresh
ments were announced, Mr.. Martin,
with much feeling, remarked that
the sumptuous repast of which they
were about to partake had been pre-
pared by the ladies OF. the congrega-
ton, and was only another of the
never-ceasing manifestations of the
generous kindnesses extended to him
self and family ever since their advent
to this city. The repast was indeed
magnificent in style, abundant in
quantity, and indispensable in quail
ty. 1t was a brilliant finale to a
series Of most delightful, and, we
doubt not. profitable sociable enter
faipmontc
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BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER. Joseph
Bannion, colored institution who
was claimed as the special beau of
Ella Wallace, excited her jealousy by
paying somewhat pointed attentions
to an other daughter of Africa, and
gave Joseph piece Of her mind. For
this exercise of woman's preroga-
tive, the irate and ungallant gay
deceiver, JOSEPH. slapped her, and
yesterday he was called on to answer
for his conduct before Justice Walker,
who fined him 81 and costs. amount
ing to "a IS. zssis .assa siiw ..
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GRAND OPENING OF PARIS MILL
NERY.--Mrs. Wagley will exhibit one
of the grandest assortments of French
Paris Bonnets Summer styles ever
displayed in this city, on Saturday,
June 1, 1867, at her show rooms at
the New York Millinery Store, Sec
ond Street, between Main and Locust
Streets. The ladies are respectfully
invited. = - my29 .3t.
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D PREsBYTERIAN RESUNoNl-Be
publish to-day portion of the dis
cussionip theT Old School General
Assembly on the aH-absorbing qhas-
ton among Presbyterians of Re-
Union; giving as an, index of the OPP
posing sentiments IN that body the
( speeches of DR., ROBERT J, BRECKIN-
RIDGE, of Kentucky, and Hon. SAM
UEL GALLOWAY, of Ohio. The dis
eussion will be read with interest not
only by Presbyterians, "but by Chris
tians of other denominations who re-
gard the growing tendency to. Union
with satisfaction >
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A SLIGHT .AcoIDENT.zY esterday
morning man stepped on the graf
ing in a coal hole in the pavement on
Water Street. The grating gave way
and the mans limb dropped through
and was considerably injured 1t was
fortunate thatit did not result in a
broken bone, There are, several of
these man traps In the city, and some
one will some day be called supon to
pay bill of damages for the negli-
gence of keeping them unimpaired.
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!, ToaN N.AWe notice that a,

81, ToaN DowN.AWe notice that an
other step has been taken in the
march of Improvement, The dilapi-
dated wooden building, on First
Street.znextlto Mr. Refs fine brick,
has been torn down, to be succeeded
by a fine new brick building, like the
one erected lastly The change is
very desirable one, as the old wood
en- shanty was an eye-soie to all who
passed that way. 4fv@ M
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
Stz.s11d. The only true and perfect Dye.
ysarTnless Reliable, Instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints.
Esaxlral Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
affects OF Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
seaving it soft and beautiful. The genu-
aAe is signed William A. BatcheIor. All 9th
ssws are mere limitations, and should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
f.znners- Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
EszrE.
.@ax- BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
dec I4-ly sIsItlssf -. % ~
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Bw Big Rafting at Parlor Club
Room, on Saturday night June 1st,
1867, of the celebrated trotting horse
known as Billy. All those who have
tickets will meet at the above Club
Room on Saturday night, June 1st,
1867. Any body wishing tickets can
call and get them at any time. The
horse was sold in Memphis short
time since for the sum of $1,000.
After the Drawing there will be a
good Supper. ni30d3t.
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Eg@ Altering & Hassler, No. Is,
South First Street,are now prepared to
furnish their numerous customers
Their saloon is one of the finest and
most commodious in the city, and the
ice cream superb. If.
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BY IF you are IN need of a stock
of liquors, our advig would be for
you to go to Hodge, Carr K Co. o, corr
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them. cheaper, letter, and more
of IT,, m for less m,ney thar any
other house will or can afford them.
All liquors warranted as represented.
ian9 IF
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- New REAL ESTATE AGENCY j
p Elliott 81 Son have opened Real
Estate Agency and General inteili-
-genee Office, for the. sale Of and reits
ing of lands, houses, &C., &c.
? Persons having houses or land to
rent or selL Tor persons wishing to
purchase or rent, will do well by call
Ing on them at their office. on Third
Street, near Locust, in Elliott's
Block
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THE STRAWBERRY SUPPER.-Those
very popular entertainments known
as strawberry festivals or suppers,
were inaugurated last night at Mozart
Hall, by the ladies Of Trinity NJ. E..
Church with becoming Leclat, and
with the most encouraging success
The preparations had been made in
the most liberal spirit, and notwith-
standing the strawberries ordered
from abroad failed to come through,
the indomitable energy of the lady
managers overcame all difficulties and
had an abundance of berries to fill all
demands. The attendance was quite
large, though many more could have
been comfortably entertained. The
feast was in every wise, worthy the
occasion. and ample justice wassdone
it by all present. The assemblage was
brilliant, the social good feeling was
unalloyed, and the pleasant. enter
tainment was protracted to a very
late hour.
At 104 o'clock this morning the
ladies will set grand lunch, TO which
they cordially invite every business
man in the city, with his wife and
family, not forgetting the sweethearts
of the young gentlemen; and to- night
new edition of last nights delights
will be issued, amended, enlarged and
greatly improved. As the nights are
cool aud pleasant, the hall will not be
uncomfortable, even if crowded to its
fullest capacity. JJ1EdAA
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GRAND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
The ladies of the Church of the As
sumption will hold a grand Strawber-
ry Festival at the New METRoPoLI-
TAN HALL on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings, june 4th and 9Th, for
the benefit of the Church, may31 It'd.
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BRUsHEsl BRUsHEsl BRUSHES 1!
= Whitewash Brushes, busting
Brushes, Fly Brushes, Scrub, Shoe,
and Stove Brushes, and great varie-
ty of Feather Busters, cheap, cheap
er, cheapest, at the New York Gro
Gerry. 81 @ - 80 - -
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crops being the best ever saw
This is glorious news to the few
people who still indulge in the use of
bread.
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THE LATEST FASHION is to provide ones
self with bottle of DIR. j. w. Poland's
White Pine Compound, to be used in cases
OF Throat and Lung Affections, and all
ssEEvER FAILS. Sold by all druggists.
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aass4z1
FROM THE FAR. WEsT.-We were
favored, Yesterday, with the perusal
OF letter from one Of our Evans
vile boys, who is now ID thesdistant
region of Montana, Kelly Wells,
and were highly interested in his ac-
counts of matters In that region, and
pleased to lea rnf of dis, Nsuccess Yin
business. He says times have been
very dull there during the past VIM
ter, but with the opening of Spring
|. matters are assuming a more fayora-
bic appearance, and promise well for
the Summer. There is, however, con,
siderable trouble occasioned by the
Indians, who are again on the war
path, and are threatening the weaker
aud more exposed settlements. The
Government has-left them with a very
inadequate supply troops, but
Gov. Meagher has called out yoluu-
teer force, and the pc ople manifest
the ability and Willingness to take
care of themselves. We wish Kelly
a prosperous time, and an early re-.
turn in good fortune to his old home.
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91- If you wish to get one Of those
suits Of clothes which shows off the
" human form divine so handsome
y, call on d.. s. Anderson, No. 8
Chandler Block, up stairs, as he is
prepared to make them, having the
choicest stock in the city. 28-1w
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CONSOLIDATION = The firms of
Henry X Blemker, md Blemker,
Tillmann Il CO., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove WORKS, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, nllman & Co.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by
may25tf BLEMKER. IILLMAN & Co.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Fast Time.

OFFICE MINOR & DALLAM, fea
.ss May Both, 1867 g.
Messrs. Nersen d; Bi1by:
GENTS We received to-day lot
of Boots and Shoes from Boston, sac
days out. Yours truly,
my31-1t MINOR Il DALLAM.
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EXTRA CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
We have two hundred barrels of the
best Family Flour ia the market,
made from pure white English Wheat.
Families that want an extra Family
Flour can get it if they call soon at
HI. ID. ALLIs & Co, oah
Corner Water and Vine Streets.
my3-1m - ~
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pg Twelve Hundred bushels of
choice Peach-Blow Potatoes for
sale, wholesale and refill, at
VICKIRY Bros.
my29-1w. Is Main Street.
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IT HAS COME DowN-Fifty sacks
of choice family -four for sale at 81 70
per sack by
PARSONS, SCoyILLE & Co.,
No. ~ Main Street.
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RECORDERS CoURT-Another case
of domestic infelicity and connubial
disagreement was developed in this
city yesterday. A sable son of Africa
was upbraided by his dusky wife for
casting sly chances at another of her
sex. Warm words ensued, and
the result was that the two deter
mined to- break up use-keeping,
and thereupon commenced an
indiscriminate " breaking q up of
furniture, china ware, crockery, etc.
This new method. Of dissolving part
nershlp attracted the attention of the
Ipdiice, and the TIVE were called upon
Ito atone for disturbing the peace of
the neighborhoodls His Honor was
SO occupied with the contemplation,
or rather anticipation, of strawberries
and cream at the festival last night
that he forgot to tell Us how much he,
charged them for their folly
MAGNIFIcENT Music. The Ores
cent City Silver Band turned = out
yesterday morning in their splendid
new wagon drawnzby four fine horses.
and after parading the streets for.
some time, diseoursing the most soul
inspiring music, which charmed all
who heard 1t, proeeededlto Emorys
Grove to assist in making music for
the picnic Their beautiful new
wagon was the admiration of every
one The band gave evidence that
the old spirit is still = alive among
them, and that theirs horns still give
forth the richest melody. .an.o3 81.
/ SABBATH ScHooL PIcN1c. We
learn that the. Sabbath School of the
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
will go on picnic excursion by rail
road to the Fair Grounds to morrow.
tits intended to make it not only
Sabbath School but a Church raz
union; and a cordial invitation is
given TO all the members and friends of
the Church and Congregation to unite
in the excursion. a free train has
been, chartered by slie'teacliers, which
will leave the depot at 9:15 A NJ. Bas-
kets with provisions viii be sent to
the Church by eight o'clock prompt
ly, and the children and friends will,
q &
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R@- Masser's Paten, Five Minute
Family Ice Cream Freezer, for sale
at (my29-1w.)n VHKERY Bros.
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D3- Alvah johnson, Real Estate
Agent, will sell on Saturday, June 1,
a fine Dwelling House on Oak Street.
See advertisement. my27-td
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Nor so BAD AS REPRESENTED
We are glad to learn that the injuries
received by Mr., Miller, in jumping
from the construction train on the
E. & c. Railroad on Wednesday morn
ing, were not so serious as at f=sstt
represented. His leg was fractured
just above the ankle joint, and he re-
ceived slight confusion of Il e shout
der He received prompt radical at
tendance. and yesterday he was doing
we'll, and it is believed vii soon re-
cover. The broken limb was set by
Drs. Ruark and Thompson. Mr. Mil
Ter was brought home yesterday. 1t
is hardly necessary to say that he
alone is, responsible for the accident,
as the conductor did not know he was
on the train until he attempted thus,
unadvisedly, to leave it wilhelm mo-
ton; always a very hazardous under
taking .STZaa1h i AI.t.s.tt
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BB~ Big supper every night at Par
Tor Club Room, No. 81 Main Street.
may25 ct
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sG Merchant Tailors' new goods ar
irving at the new stablishment-54
Main Street.
mar5 If 4~o SMITH & DARLING.
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p FRAME. BUILDING FOR .SALE!-The
frame -bailding heretofore used as the
JOURNAL Office, Counting Room and
Book Bindery, is hereby offered for
sale at bargain. If not sold at prl-
vate sale BY Saturday, June 9Th, it
will. on that day be sold at auction.
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Stoves AND TINwARE-Wholesale
.and retail, at j. b. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third SITS.
mb12-3md&w
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RD-Come and see old Royston at
the Phoenix tonight.
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GIRL WANTED-Wanted-a good
steady girl for general housework in a
small family To a good girl good
wages will be given. Apply at
my29 st. NEXsEN < BIXBY's
~ Insurance Office, 9 Main Street.
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, RECEIVERS SALE AT AUcTGoN-I
will sell at Auction, at my Auction
Room on Locust Street, opposite the
Post Office, on Saturday. June 9Th,
1867, a lot iof Household Furniture,
Glassware, loose Furniture. aud
Liquors. q HIRAM NELSON,
m29d10d. ai Receiver. =