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sTIN.oNIALs.

TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr.. tday one vi the most durable and
successful practii oncrs with whom ! have had
ot,iciai intercourse. CHAs. MASON.
Commissioners of Patents,
II have no hesitation III assuring inventors thai
they cannot employ a man coHipefeHf and
fr7tsftr0ffi,gf, and more capable f putting then
applications in a form to secure for them an early
and favorable consideration ut the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURR
Late Commissions OF Patents,
tNr, Il ii. EDDY has made for me THiIt1EEN
applications, ia all but ONE of which patent,
have been granted. and that one Is nowpeDding.
such unmistakable proof of great talent anC
ability on his part leads me TO recommend all IN
ventors to apply tn him TO procure their patents
a. they mas be sure of having the most faithful
attention lie towed on their cases, and at VERY
reasonable charges. JOHN TAOGARD.'
Jan. !, is6s-fy50
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4 ErTg an extensive practice OF upwards o
y twenty Years. continues 10 secure Patents IN
the Unii,A SIaivs ; also III great BgItian, Fra &c
and other foreign countries. Caveats, SPe'Iiica
lot> HouHs. ASH gnments, aud all papCls OF draw
In-- tor Patents. executed ON reasonable ferns
" i'll dispatch. Researches made into Anne rican
a. Il Fui eign works, To determine legal and Other
aXice leuderod IN all matters touching the sam
GGfies OF the claims of any patent furnished b.
RENTING one dollar, Assignments recorded II
w -hlnEton.
Ne AgeseB IL The United state possesses superior
Giciiifies fer Obtaining Iate.ts ascertatny IA
prorficabtfi'Bo Of isreiti0ns.
During eight months the subscriber IN the course
Of his large practice, made tree rejected Hppii
cations siNIJ.tS AIlEAIs. etrrg one OF Hhieia wa
decided IN Rae por by the Commissioners OF patents
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&c. Re. &c. &c. &c. &c.

&c. Re. ,6c.. &c. &c. &c.
just received, per Express, new supply Of the
mos popular Patent Medicines, among which
III RNE'fT's Preparations Blood Food, for Liver
and he generation of Man Weeks Magic Com.
pound Whtcomb'S remedy for Asthma: Burn.t's
tol Liver OiI Jayne's ENpectorant Wis,ai's
lid Cherry Balsam Fowie's cure Tor Piles DR.
ing paint, tar, grease, &c, Cummings ApcTlcnt,
Gargllng OIL Dadd's and MilieI's Condition Pow
dcrz Cheeseman's Liarke's and Dupohcos Female
PiIis, for female distractions, &c Grugors Con
crtltTated Cure Tor nervous weakness Hembol't's
fiuid Extract OF BuenH, ion diseases of the bad
der, kidneys. &e; Maynard's Colodlon Tor burn
Wan syrup; Gould's Pin worm syrup; lioughin's
Corn =, vent, and ii3!lible remedy Magnets
Eal,a,u lor rus umaiism and neura.%ie; Jenfless
Panacca of Lie, sur, cure Tor Sore Ihroas anu
Bronchial affections stones EliN.i, Tor bronchitis
Copeland sur cure for bed Bugs.
BITTERS -ONygcnated, Iioonand's, Pecks, Har
ly's Bro Yn's Clarke's sherry Vine, Langley's
Moot L Herb, Abbotts, and Others;
LlNiMt SI-Tobias', Good samaritan, Mustang
and I.iniInents and Ointnients OF all @inds;
SARsAPAEILLA-Bu sands Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
PILLS Ayers sRGar coated, Brandyeth's and
Wrights ln,ian Vegetable.
Also, " eaver's canker nd salt rheum syrup; Ar
noIrs Vital FLUID; Atwood's Extract Dandeliou,
iiranls Purifying Extract. Gays Blood Purifier
kennedy's Medical Discovery Morse's syrup Vel.
OF ,Dlium; Mrs. MinsloW's Soothing Strup; sha
Ler Extract Naleran; Balm Of "a Thousand Flow
ers CuId Cream. flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
AYERS Cherry Electoral; Brants Pulmonary
Balsam: Clarke's Cough syrup; Bachelor
and llarrison's Hair Dye Barney's Musk Cologne;
shaving Cream and Nerbena Water; butchers
Dead short tor Bed BuhS; and all other articles
usually Aept in 4 Drug Sore.
Paysiaaa's Prescriptions earefuilycom-
pounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15

<>N WEST SIDE or THIRD AvENUE.-cORNER
" four story brick three story brick only cor
JOSEPH h. MCCORMACK,
Bulls Head Bank, Third avenue and 1wsnty-hfth St.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

FERoCIoUs.-The Statesman has two-col-
umn lick at Judge Titus Of Utah Territory
who, by the way, was appointed BY the States
mans departed idol, Lincoln-because he not
only turned NJ. A. Carter loose on a writ of
habeas corpus, from arrest by Dep. u. s. Mar
shall Robbins, upon requisition from Gov. Bal
lard of Idaho, ON charge Of forgery, but or
dered that the Marshal should pay the costs.
If any Marshal or Sheriff should arrest any or
all Of the murderers and robbers of Updyke,
and Judge Cummns, through friendly sympa-
thies for the guilty, should turn them loose upon
habeas corpus, would the Statesman denounce
him for so doing Tell us, Reynolds. ..
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

THE Democratic members of The California Legis.
is;are have agreed in to furnish the Dem.
ocratic organ. the Reporter with shorthand report
ers for The session at the peoples expense. That's
the way Democrats support the party aud party
newspapers.--Beiss City Staissmaa.
The Radical Congress last year gave For.
ney's Chronicle over 100000 clear pap
money, and there are now twenty or thirty
Radical newspapers in the South, wholly sus
tanned by the peoples money, appropriated
from the y. s. Treasury BY order Of the Rad
zeal Congress, for that purpose. We do mol
remember to have seen any notice of, or OBJ
lection to, these useless and very wrongful mis-
applications Of the peoples money to Support
the RADICAL party and party newspapers
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01
MONTANA ITEMs.-From the Virginia Cit,

MONTANA ITEMs.-From the Virginia City
Post of Jan. 18th we collate the following:
The fistic heroes, Con- Orem and Jimmy
Dryer, who. finally retired from the ring" q
few months ago, after tough fight. are to try
another bout for 81 900 aside, April 18th, near
Helena, to settle the vexed question of which
il the better man in stand-up fight.
At Bannack, Jan. 18th, the mercury fell to
Al degrees below zero.
Stevenson, in Jail at Bannack for the murder
OF A. Livingston, begs for speedy trial by spe.
cial term. s-.ssf = -ses
Jim Ryan, aud three others, held for mur-
der, in Deer Lodge Jail, are kept heavily ironed.
Barney Duffy was to again fight Teddy
Smith. in Con. Orem's Hall, Virginia CITY,
Jan. 25th, for 5000 aside
The voters Of Helena. Montana, rejected the
city charter, Jan 10th, bya vote of $40 against
TO Iuo t10r.s = KKAsff&FH
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

Taylor Peterson CO. Schwamb K Kreiss.
4 LII PERSONS HOLDING

n or claiming Hens or membranes under the
provisions of IAN Act for securing liens 10 mechan-
les aud Others. upon two buildings In Idaho City.
Boise county Idaho Territory. situate on the follow.
ing lot of ground. to wit: Being situate In the angle
formed by the Intersection Of the south line Of Wall
street with the east line Of Montgomery street I'm
sad city, and bounded by line commencing at said
point of intersection aud extending easterly along
the said line Of Wall street. thirty feet; thence SOUTH
cry. thirty feet: thence easery, thrty-two fec.
thence southery, thrtynine feet; thence westerly.
sixtytwo feet to the line of Montgomery street, and
thence northcry along said Montgomery street. sew
enty-one feet, to the point of commencement the
enc of said buildings being two-and-a-half stories
high above the basement story, situate on said
ner of Wall and Montgomery streets, fronting thirty
feet on Wall street. with the basement used for
loon and the stories above used for stores and loig
ing rooms; the other building being situate on the
southerly part of said lot. fronting Montgomery
street. and used for residence and eating house.
hereby notified 10 be and appear In the District Court
of the ID Judicial District of Idaho Territory, at
Idaho City. on the 24th day of February. A. D. 1868
and then and there exhibit the proof of said liens
membranes. or they shall be deemed to be waived
in favor of those so exhibited.
@ ~ JONAS W. BROWN,
Attorney for plaintiffs.
Idaho City. Feb 1. licS. a77w3
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

FROM CHEYENNE.-The argus of Jan 18th
says: Antelope have entirely disappeared from,
our market, and their place is filled with deer
and elk. n Hes seh sra NbH
The spring-like weather stimulates trade.
We see little change in the grocery market,
but goods are firm at our quotations eze
Z We hear some complaints that the money
market is o little. tight; but we notice many
new stores in progress, and heavy stocks arris.
ing daily We think il not SO bad MS some
croakers would have it. I.I II 'lT1T7T
Freight rates-To Denver. &C.; Fort San.
ders, &C.; Fort Fetterman, &c. Dale City,
13c.; Laramie, &C.; - TIT (l7''
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

FROM OREGoS.-By stage of Wednesday
evening we received, per Wells, Fargo IL Co Is
Express. Portland papers TO Jan. l5th-the
first which had come through since Jan. 4th.
From the Herald Of the 18th We learn that
ut , o'clock afternoon Of the day before, Thos.
H. Cam, Wells. Fargo & Co.'s long time and
faithful messenger on the Columbia, and 4. w.
Blakeney, of the Dallcs. who had the mail in
charge, arrived from the Dallss, after tedious
aud trying journey, by the trail, Of three aud
n halt days Mr. Cam has made the Journey
several times each winter for three or four
years back, when the river was closed BY ice,
aud he reports the trail in worse condition this
year than he has ever seen it. In the inoun-
tans the snow was four feet deep, aud over
some Of the small streams the ice was 50 thin
that themselves and animals broke through
but they succeeded in preserving the Express
and mail from injury by water. A return Ex-
press left Portland, Jan. 10th, for Dalles City
aud Idaho Only letters have been taken
through on these overland rontcs. as it was i'm
possible to forward treasure OF the way down,
or carry packages either way. Cheeks for
treasure ia change had been taken through,
however, so as 20 obviate business difficulties
from that cause. FaSa& @EnH
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

"TAx PAYER" says we have not treated
his scribblings in the Boise City Statesman
with sufficient gravity. We treat him accord
ing to his deserts. The ambushed bushwhacker
,cho skalks and conceals himself behind a bad
name, or a name ,rhich he dares not 10 dror,
cannot expect to be treated as the bold and
gallant soldier who meets his adversary like n
man deserves to be- treated. We do not pro-
pose to copy Don Quixotte, in enc"untering
what seems to us to be only ,riadmiH. Sup
pose We should puueture it:-whew We
would then be worse off than ever. Purity of
atmosphere must be preserved, If possible, but
one cannot hope for it il he engages with a
certain species of animal. When Tax
Payer" shall avow himself. SO that We may
know that he is responsible individual. We
may see fit to respond to those general, scat
tered fctions aud fabrications, which he calls
facts" s.-Fea.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

told of the presence of the Rev. Father Cazeau
on the scaffold as the spiritual instructor and
comforter of the unfortunate man, it repre-
sented him as exclaiming<as the fatal. rope
was put about biz heel, not what he actually
aid MA spirit 81 INV cation, and penitence-
IA, rsy God; have nkrey on me-" 80, my
God i Sargke ne r but brutally perverted
thcse solemn utteranccs into words of bias
phemy and cursing-"By God, they've got me
now"-uttered in the tone and manner OF the
hardened, unrepentant, confirmed desperate
and bravo. 1t was calnmny upon the Rev
erend Father, "a savage insult to his Holy Faith,
and an outrage almost fendish upon the inn
mortal soul of the wretched victim of The law.
Also, in its leading column, the Statesman
endeavored to smooth over the harsh, unfor-
giving, implacable spirit which had been ex-
hibited in bounding Mcbride to an ignomini-
Gus death, ON the part of certain officials.
Why2 Had the mental torturings through
night of unsound rest, broken sleep, and hor-
rid self accusing dreams-almost realities in
conscience-stinging force-of these officers,
Judge Cummins and others, caused them to feel
that. because of their thirst for McBride's
blood. there was On incensed public feeling to
mollify and appease, us well as an angered
Deity to answer2 Let the Statesman, and
Judge Culnmins, and his fellow prosecutors,
reconcile themselves oil to the fact that their
acts are recorded in memories which shall not
let them escape, nor ever fail to show that
they remember the actors. 1858 H. -
Judge Cummins insisted that the law must
have victim. 1t was enough for him that an
freshman had killed Chinaman. Had the
Chinaman killed Mcbride no doubt that ten
der-hearted Judge would have either urged his
acquittal, or prayed and labored for his pardon
in case of conviction. Judge Cummins thinks
the best use to which an Irishman can be put
is to hang him; that they are used to hanging ;
that England hangs them for no otfence-and
why may not the Radical Court of Ada coun'
ty2 When the law wants q victim, as per
Cummjns. the law must wait until some one
a Chinaman or negro, however, preferred
makes complaint against an lrishnan-no mat
ter whom, so he be Irish-then the law, even
to gallows execution, shall be satisfied. What's
one Irishman, quoth Cummins, where there
are SO manyi Aye. and Judge Cummins, let
us say to you, the Irish are race who ask
only that right and justice shall prevail, but
who never tamely submit to wrong, or insult,
or outrage, no matter how high or how power.
full is the aggressor. Bear it in mind.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01
Regulations.

THE undersigned. TO save much correspO"N
would state that the conditions on whicn u'f =,
will be received by the California Bciioins
Savings Bank. from the first day OF January
Dec. 3lst, 1858.
First-Iutercst at the rate of ten per cent ~ ~
mum. clear of all city. State and Federal '4Ass
be paid on all deposits which shall be tnif: w.
the Bank. ,,,.d
Interest will be allowed on money from 'ne a'~
it's deposit. but no interest for fractional pA1
month. .f.s.
No fees for pass. books or entrance. ), ,,,7
Second-Interest, IL required, will DC paw .,~,s
terly In San Francisco. or in any of the intefio Il,
of the Pacific States. Also, in New i0'A'
Dublin. Paris and Hamburg irving
Deposits may be withdrawn at any ule '. ..rd
thirty DAYS notice, and will, If required -. De-
cd In gold coin. to any place designated py W ,,nd
positor If interest be not drawn IL VIII
every six months. ,...a 10 30
Third" Commercial deposits reoei. Of
checked for Mt sight on which interest ~ w mar
one-half per cent per month viii be alo"e
terly settlements, Oh the average aaiiy o- re-
Fourth-childr~n's Endowment pep0s :, rate
ceived under special conditions 10y VI. sonbleM
Of Dividend on this class such deposlS suudrsd
compound interest every Ave years o. -. ,hOus.
dollars 20 deposited will come to nearly : asOosit
and dollars in twenty. 1--WE years from uas'
Calculated tables may be had ut the 'l' nosor
Deposits may be sent by Wells, Fargo : ,,s.,otcs
other Express agencies, or by letter. " rurope
Order, nom any part Of the United oN ..ssr viii Be
When received In tho Bank . proper 'o'
returned. -, 4 Joint
The California Building and Saving Bana direct
stock Company, established in 1851; n's "a Qusr
ora and assets amounting to One MILO, ..,.te. BY
ter Dollars. which IL loaned ON city real .,aent
order. THOMAS lMooSEi' .r,raucisco
n7lw6. California ST., near sansome' -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01
rotal mo-. 81 1856 900 Total, last mo So 6se Ooo

Add the total of the foregoing shipments of treas
ure to the annual amount carried in private hands,
which 1t is impossible to approximate the aggregate
amount of the whole wonld prove up several very
important facts-frst, that Oregon and ldano nave
more than accomplished all that was claimed Tor
them; second. that the State and territory named
are entitled to more consideration by virtue OF their
mines than has heretofore baen accorded 10 them.
And then again it must be borne in mind that por-
ton of the treasure named the result OF the de-
veloped resources of our State agricuturaliy; ana
thirdly as such is entitled to rank as great prodnc-
ing State The falling off in shipments does not
necessarily prove approaching poverty, put does
prove that placer mining both IN Idaho ana oregon
is fast giving way to something more reliable and
substantial: to-wit quartz mining II il wise pro-
vision made by nature that as 'placer diggings are
worked out quartz lodes shall be discovered and de-
yeloped, and in the end prove of more value to
country than the former. -ete@ tf II a - sees
The Herald fails to recognize the fact that
during 1867 there was forwarded to San Fran
cisco from Idaho, by the Hill Beachey and Cen
trail Railroad route, quite as large an aggre-
gate amount Us went by way OF the Columbia
river. both by Express and private hands, and
to this fact must be attributed the falling off
in the gold shipment to Portland from Idaho
for ls67-not to any diminution in the actual
gold product for the year tits true, however.
that while the placer mines are becoming less
productive, the quartz mines are yielding bet
ter than ever Indeed. we have every reason
to believe that the gold and silver product from
quartz alone, of Idaho, for 1868 will be far
beyond the total gold product, from placer and
quartz mining together, of any previous year.
And so dc we believe that the product from
the placer mines for 1865 will be quite as large
as that of any former year. Idaho has yet TO
see her richest days of gold and silver mining
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01
Misfellalleplls,
DAH0sC CITY, I. =.

AO OA3x, !. Y.
THIS INSTITUTION UNDEp mr..
Il direction OF the Sisters Of the roI, ~ LIE
Jesus and Mary, win open on the 18th Of
OBJECT Is TO educate young ladies in all the nss Its
approved schools. sas most
The moral and intellectual improvaros..
pupils s attended to with the greatest q The
the most attention paid to their dossand
the watchful care and government of Their aIe under
Pupils OF every religious denomination as aeaers
criminateiy received, and all interference ~;. mds
religious convictions carefully avoided Gooa men
however, requires that all should consorr. order,
general regulations of the Institution. 70 the
The course of instruction embraces +ho ,I
branches which constitute the elementary and beus
departments Of education. - ~ nSner
PRIMARY CLASSES.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, First Lesson. ;no..
raphy. ARITHMETIC, an Elementary Treatise ~ Teog.
Abridged History Of the United States. tine'
JUNIOR CLASSES
Dictionary, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Ca
ply, Grammar, First Lessons in COmpos;fion Ts
tolary Correspondence, Elements of Natural ph nm
ophy, Outlines Of History, Familiar Science Rotan
SENIOR CLASSES. Sec
Elocution Rhetoric, Logic. versi6cation r..
the Globes, General History and Mythology a.ss.
omy, Arithmetic, Algebra, Book keeping Gao ,naUn
Natural Philosophy, Natural History, Botany ~;
Chemistry anu
af TERMS:
Board and Tuition. per term lin advanced. se M
Entrance fee. to be paid but once. 70 ~ ~
TERMS FOB DAY SCHOLARS:
Primary Department, per term lin advance. 80 On
Junior 4" A." uS
Senior IS 1e%
GS~Payments are required in coin.
Gratuitous Lessons are given in plain or ornam,r,
al Needle Work, Embroidery, Knitting Crochet ara
Bead Work.
No deduction is made for partial absence or With
drawal OF pupil before the expiration of the term
unless in case Of sickness
For further particulars apply st the Academy.
Idaho city. Jan Z, l66Sn60f
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

MIR j. a. BoHEN respectfully informs an
lvl the citizens of Idaho City and vicinity ~
that he has re-angaged the Good Tenplars' Hall 81
for the purpose OF giving instructions in al thetse&
Ball Room Dances Of the season. Class for gentlemen,
on "Wednesday evenings ut o'clock; class for ladies'
and gentlemen on Friday evenings, at ~ o'clock:
class for ladies and children on Saturday afternoon
Mt IN O'Clock. Private lessons given application
TO the teacher. i s@4fEi IS Jan. 4, lS6Hm1.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

ITs CHoIcE-This week the Boise City
Statesman hoists to its head the names of Gen
Grant, for President and Senator Williams. of
Oregon, for Vice President. This is what
may be called striking general average. as
Grant has the reputation of mo jaw while
Williams is all jaw. ,.i saass s. a tsti f3ggs
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

FORTUNATE ESCAPE.-Beriah Brown, Esq,
editor of the Portland Herald, and Jas. b. Ste.
vens, pioneer of that city, were carried down
the Willamette river in small skf, a distance
of three miles, by float ice, Jan. l lth, and were
with difficulty rescued from their perilous sit.
uation. We rejoice that they did escape with
out injury, however, and 80 do all their friends.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

THICK Ice "A private letter from Dalles
City to Mr.. Mullany, of Jacobs & CO., Boise
City. but on business visit here, dated Jan.
10Th, reports the Columbia river frozen over
at that point with ice over foot thick, solid
and fast. Business had quite generally given
away to skating and sports Of all kinds on ice.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

WRESTLING MATcH.-In San francisco,
Jan. 18th, Michael Whalen defeated Harvey
Worden in wrestling match, best two in
three, for $1,000. Whalen first threw Wor-
den after ten minutes struggle, and again in
forty-five minutes, and was declared the winner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01
DIED {:

In Boise CITY, Jan. 24th, the infant daughter of r.
II. Lindsay.
At San Rafael, Cal, jan 10TH ZACHARY T. LIPS
COMB aged 20 years, brother-in-la of Hon. ID. {.
Riggs of Boise City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

QuERYa Ought not "Tax Payers" ugly "bomb
shell" to be spelled with bum 90 Aqa e4QaasgYa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01
IIsT OF 14ETTEElS

LIS - ~ $3.50 = = -
II REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE At IDAHO
II, CITY [. r. on the LIST day of Feb, 1868, whichsa
IL not called for in THIRTY DAYS from the date Of ts
.t ,,;It ~ .oc< 20 tho noad Letter ONE. ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

New DEFINITION --.'Tax Payer thing without
name. a4 ard.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

j. G.. Bohcn, S. Albro, J. +. Melton.
Music by the Idaho Band. sieighs will be in at
tendance No cards Of Invitation win be issued and
all cordially invited to attend. Tickets 20 be had
at the Postofice Bookstore. feb ln.s
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-01

The following is statement showing the amount
forwarded each month below by the, same Express
Company for theyear 1867 Z e IlEAIl Il 1