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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-21

n. sEELTE,s COTTON GINNEKE
n and COTTON PIOKERY, St. Thomas and ~.
James streets In the immediate vicinity Of the folowins
Presses: Mississippi Louisiana Fire Proof Alabama Sh
pes Planters. Tyler, Factors. Commercial Pelican, Or
leans, Merchants Vcksburg and Penn Having 6rstclass
Cotton Gins of eighty each, the latest In
proved he prepared haul gin and pick Cotton from ani
Boz ss Price Current ONCE l7s sravi.r street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-21

EIAf Oh Ia LOUISIANA, DxplRrExxsf On L'Exxcuzry,l
ffHa Nouvelle-0reans le 10 Mars 1858
TTENnU, qu'une application ma etc
"A faite canceement du bond eicie de John Mas
kew decede conneabe du Premier Cour de Justice
dams Ia psroisse d0rleans SAVIOR. On bon
le de mai 1866 pour IA somms de $500 cling mile
tres signe john Maskew principal ct Patdck
Hapin ct j. Davey CONNIE securtees les conditions du
dit bon etant paccomPssement hdee des devor du
dit John Maskew, eusdite
par present donnes
Ia de obligation, de montrer ecrit,
secretaire Etat pendant jours spres lie
erner publication de Get avis les rasons esquees e
dit ben serait par cancele ct annule.
Donne signature ct e de pEtat IL date
susde ct de undergraduates des Ia vng
douEieme JOSHUA BAKER
Par lie Gouveneur "a
J. II. HARDY secretaire d'Etst
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-21
rHIRTEENTH

The and respective interests Of the parties to this
sre hereby declared TO be ss follows, to-vit:
NJ u Ch..s. II I'm
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-21
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

At the time Of the dissolution OF the Charter OF this
pany ordered BY Of the Stockholders
hereinafter provided for the affairs Of said Company shall be
hqudaed Its debts paid under the charge and supenten
denee Of three be appointed BY the Board
Of Directors and who shall remain In Office until the final
nquidation Of the Affairs Of the Company.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-21
ARTICLE NINTH.
ARTICLE TENTH.

Any policy Of insurance issued by this Company for the
benefit advantage oft he WIFE WIDOW children
mother OF individual shall be held made liable
for debts contracts engagements the person whose
Life 70 be insured and all such insurance IN the
event OF the decesse OF the whose life 10 be
Insured shall be paid 70 the person persons bene tally
terested therein. be held by him her them free
discharged Of from all pre- existing debts
whatsoever Of the person deceased except thoss
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-21
ARTICLE EIGHTH.

No stock shall be transferred unless such be
the books Of the Company at their place Of business
the city Of New Orleans; and transfer shall
Indebtedness to the Company exss the part Of such
stakeholder stakeholder wishing transfer stock MAY
be permitted to do by substituting the obligations h
party purchasing provided always that the ooga pro
posed % be substituted hall be- In every respect
TO the Board OF Directors And the said Board
shall time have The right require additional bond
security any stakeholder whenever they deem the
curl the deferred payment insufficient
The stockholders shsll not responsible for losses
damage by said Company beyond the amount OF
ca M stock held and owned BY him them respectively
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-21

All the corporate OF the Company shall be exercised
by Board fifteen Directors i've whom shall constitute
quorum.
The following named Stockholders hereby constituted
the rs Bosro of D ectos and invested with all the rights
and HAIRS fled to-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-21

kpose btkteneuf Jusk huu ooffvoS
from the book Of the Company.
OHAs. BRIGGS Prsads.A
!. p. Roux, Secretary
STATE OF LOUIgIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orisana
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me- day Of Marcel
1858 PAUL ". COLLENB,
Third Justice Of The Psasa
Six cent interest all outstanding Scrip viii be paid
legal holders thereof Monday
CHAs. BRIGGS. President
AIR. CARRKKx, Vice President
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-21

En- temoigne, TAI alike main avec lie de la
eour, dams la vile la NouveleOrlesns sme jon
davr dams annee de Nore seignsur 1853 ct lie quarevng
douzeme aimee de Undergraduate des t4ts Unis.
A. ID. BERMUDY, Depute greHisr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
FROM THE SOUTH.

WHEELING, Va, Oct. 8.
General Frank T. Blair arrived in this city
at noon to-day. At half past two o'clock ne
addressed the citizens in brief speech from
the balcony Of the Mcclure house and left
for Cincinnati ut 3 o'clock.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8.
A storm Of wind and rain commenced here
Thursday night and has raesd sver since,
With but short intervals, and shown no sigus
Of cessstion. Continuous east winds have
backed the water Of Laks Poncha>rain
through the canal and swsmps until the whole
rear portion Of the city = inundated, with An
unbroken sheet Of water from Claiborne
street 10 the Lake. The water i pouring
over tie banks Of the canals and still rising.
The Poncha&rain Railroad and several other
roads have been obliged to stop running, the
tracks b4ina ovsrAoned. The rains have
been heavy and generally through the State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.
Progress Of the Spanish Rev
OlutiOn.
The Spanish Proclaim for Re.
publlca nIsm.
Enthusiasm Of the People.

PARIS, Oct. 2-Evening.
The latest reports from Spain state that
Marshal Serano will not 60 to Madrid be-
cause the National Guards, who hold the
city, refuse to admit the troops of the regu-
lar army under his command.
It is rumored that Republic has been
proclaimed at Madrid.
A proclamation has been issued in Cata>
lonia demanding Federal Republican form
Of Government for Spain.
LONDON, Oct 3.
1t is reported that military and CONNER
cial treaty has been concluded between
France and Holland, and that Belgium is ex-
pected to JOIN it.
Perfect order reigns in Madrid.
At Barcelona the people sacked the town,
and publicly burned the statue Of Queen Is
abella.
The Count Of Chester, who sought to re-
press the riotous proceedings, was fred on by
the mob, but fed and escaped murder.
LONDON, Oct. 3-Evening.
1t is announced that all the Great Powers
will all diplomatic relations with Spain to re-
main in statu quo.
I PARIS, Oct. 8.
The funeral Of Count Waliski occurred
,p-day. The French Minister, representa-
( Foreign Powers, and many other officials,
,cluding some American Naval officers, At
SSnded in uniform. The streets through
taich the cortege passed was crowded With
tuple.
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FROM.'oT. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct.
A Cheyenne dispatch says: Informa
from, Fort Laramie says several hund
Sioux, under !" Man-Afraid- -of-his- Horsd
and other chiefs, are ready to 60 on Il
reservation rs soon as transportation is !
nished.
A dispatch says the Union Pacific r.
road was finished yesterday to Green Riv
to which point the cars commence rum
next week.
The Rt. Rev. Fl. D. Juncker, Catht
Bishop Of the Alton Diocese, Of H., died
Alton yesterday.
Gen. Grant was serenaded at the house
Gen. Sherman last night. He thanked
party for the compliment, but declined
make speech. Gen. Sherman declined
speak.
The number of registered voters IN
city foot up nearly 81, 600; about 6 900 are
the registered list.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SANsANclsco, Oct. 2.
The SOLDIER and Sab, Na.s Conven.
ton last night vas oneF the lereest and
most enthusiastic politici stherinr ever held
in San Francisco. ThmeefinS va IA .
dressed by General /. A.sanae Muller and
Commodore John B. Fell Ahont 7O00
people attended. The todisht procession
consists Of the Freedom fefanders. Grant
and Colfax Clubs, &c. Dates from Sac
ramento, Vale Jo, PetaluIhnd other inte-
rior towns participated in tpccssion. Two
hundred guns were hred iohe California
State and loc ticket.
Late Arizona advices statSat owing "a
the withdrawal Of portion the military
from the forts in Southern Alma, their time
having expired, the Indians daily becom-
ing more bold and successful heir outrapes.
Within few months thirty pms have been
killed and $4,000 worth ouoperty de
stroyeh by the savages in thpunty alone.
Governor Mccormick has led q procIa-
nation calling out the militia six months
unless sooner discharged.
The most destructive storm known in
Ar,zd ma occurred on the 7th u II lasted
three days, completely hoodinAe country
and doing much damage to trops and
buildings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
4 FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoaK, Oct. 8.
lhe i1pds Of Francis Train last evening
nominate him as candidate for Congress
from tne th District, now represented BY
John Mnreey.
General eClellan WAS sarenaded last eve-
nlng q tne vifth Avenue Hotel. Tho Nc
Cielien Legp, numbering 5000 or 5000 men,
marched ~ recession to the hotel, bearing
banners a1nd.rchlight and accompanied BY
bands. densl Mcclellan Was introduced
by General IN Il. P. Ward, a. the great
commander ONE Army of the Potomac.
GENERA MSellan said: 81 know, my
lriends. you wiinot expect speech, but
Will De cpntenteSith the expression of my
sincere thanks fohis cordial rreet;no nm NV
return hpme."
The Legion the, passed in reviev befnra
General |McClellannd the vast assemblage
soon after separate4heerinpf for the hero Of
Antieten1.
The steamship St.evrence sailed TO-DAY
for Brest, taking $500 IA specie.
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FROm SPRINGFID.

SrRISGrIrDct. 2.
Gt eat preparations are beiAade for
the demonstrations to take place i. Spe-
cial trains will be run from Cso. 81.
Louis, Lafayette, Quincy, HannibSd St.
Joseph.
GOV. Morton, Senator Trumbulll Gen.
Logan will be present.
Il is reported to-day that the ,riou.
burglar, Harvey Taylor, escaped the
Jail Of Montgomery county. Rev are
offered, and he will probably be recred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

NEW York, Oct. 3.
The jury in tho cass Of Doran, charged
with the murder Of Helen Hicks, in Wet
chester, rendered . verdict Of mot guilty.
He WAS then re-aErestsd o. . charge Of ~
sault with intent 70 kill but several persons
volunteered bail, which vas accepted. Mer-
lin, his alleged accomplice, was then re-
leased, and they returned to their headquar.
ters.
Gel. Piersou, President Of the Brooklyn
Horse Railway, Was arrested to-day, charged
with employing disabled horses on the cars.
The deaths in this city for the past week
are 4G2.
A large number Of Clergymen and Lay
men have arrived here to take part in the
General Convention Of the Protestant Epis
copal Church.
1t is reported on Wall street to-day that
the opposition steamship line to California
has been Withdrawn, but there il no con-
6rmation Of the report.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 2.
A battery Of the 5th artillery arrived here
from Richmond to-day, and is to be quartered
at Lincoln Barracks.
For the present all mails for the Pacific
coast and Territories, British Columbia,
China, Japan and the Sandwich Islands will
be sent from this city by the overland mail,
via Chicago and Omaha. This arrangement
includes all matter going to Colorado, Utah,
&c.
There were "A fires here during September;
loss nearly $500, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, o.
Erroneous specials are published he
Times Of large meetings yesterday ab-
ria, Galesbnrg and Morris. Ill.
The Tribune has an account ofan im,e
Repr blican demonstration at Duquoit.
dressed by Gen. Logan.
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DIED.

LDs-on the 30th day OF septs mber, 1883, At tn .
ence Of J. j. Kiners'y, in Keosauqns. IowA after
pful illness, Mrs. cHAaLofrI V. ALLps, widow Of
=. Aids.
tdisd in peace With God and the world.
ouis, No., aud Boston, naas., papers plssse copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
rROH CANADA.

ToRoETo, Oct. 9.
A portion Of the WOODEN factory being
erected at Glen Williams, fell yesterday, pre-
cipitating Is or 80 men 70 the gound, dis
tancs Of 80 feet Thsgs WAS man killed and
2 fatally and 10 severely wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
The Streets Of New Orleans In
undated
Falling Of Wsslen FaeteYyin Tsronts.
0nA Nan Killed and Ten Wounded.
Six Mtn IDJared by q Failing
Scaff0Id.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.

aoLDcIosED IN NEW YORK 1898.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
HupsoE, Oct.

HUDSON, Oct. 3.
A serious accident occurred ct Clarack yes.
terday. Az six workmen engaged on the new
Hndson Silver Institute were earring heavy
stone .adow sill to its position on the End
floor, the scaffolding gays way, and all six,
together with the stone, were precipitated .
injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
DIRECTORY.


rnHHK DIRECTORY Y.
n u ~ n y n = = $500 :. = = = 4sS1A'-- - - =
ATToAA..s'
Brown hno"0'''' Second strest
ooh'n' -"
AnssaeaA
g Bridgss...... ......''. .''No
r-.D~rrus
urieh i aoodman................. Main street.
-un,-.,r
4.mb,.ton ; Haiskanp p...-...-....sss y ~ street
~nnw.u1uDRR.
Ni'-'''
SAC FACTORY.
.
BOOKs = sTATiOHEhX.
a' ~ ws.,eot.' | Main strsst-n..r Fourth.
Webster Bros. .....So Main street.
prwAu
M. Third q NAN n.a s..ee.s .
iluskamP nAuss .;:... ..,..i.bet 4th { Str.
HunkAmP 13sNaiu street
= HART aBs''''.'
DOOAS - I~hn
Vail, Armitage 4 Co..-...cof Ninsn : 'enHson
uuv
BONNET ra...h p,ora.an
II Emerson. n......-.......''oo'A
,ncu. uATCnEs 4 JEWELRY.
Sam Bridges; san, ,,;'...No' ! Main street
-. ,rh,,a / Main streets,
sonch,, 'one - ~, c.rond 4 Main streets.
"'s''''s.
oo" " 4ssouth Leyes.
=
o,ee.- No.1A7 Este. Hoas.
9 sridges...'.'''.. .......'''-,.'
Coin, sivs .r.,.. Hon..
D'iases''.'.'.'''''
DFNTI0TRY.
-, Th;,d 4 Main, { up stairs).
nRY 0OODe-WHOLEsA
Shelley ~ Ma;n Ma;n s.rsst
kramer, IRWIN oo..'......''''''''
s-wHOLEsALE 4 RETAIL.
wilkinson Bartlett w. ''''''' Main street.
nrP y oConnor. nor....................6SM Main street.
npv.nonns-RETAI
- -, 81 Main street
nh;,., v.,r Main street
NJ Gregg 1son.-........'.........o zoMa;n street
s,i..bsr.er Mayer Co......No. III Main-st
: s..,s.
1nEFsvaHs, or.,.. uon.e
.pr
40 Main Street
A Co l1p u"ih pN-~SS
~
GAS = STE ,-.1aA1.A
oelA Pens. Pencils, pocket books.
SO Bridsss...-......,......No' No' ! : A''''
n.ncrua ~ aOLEsALE.
o. roiIook ~ .o''..'.'. ''''' 100 Main stree.
E.ilo.o R{yOo CO.................oS mAih suo0.
hS s.s Bower oor oo'''''''..,o1. Blondeau Love.
stanord.' ..''.....'''oo.
0hOC1hs ,so .t,..,
Robertssn . AID '........'..' "a Main street
na.
Hardware q House fufnsAs
A. Weber Co......... AhAin -
aaRDwARE.
pa. proth.r.. cor Fourth Main street,
buei....,...''....t. .. ....'..'
HATS, CAPS 4 FURNISHING GOoDs'
Dillon ! Jones es'..... ..'... .'.'''-''''''-
m. capa AND NOTIONS.
Burkttt& . Co'.......''' '..''''..
,c-c1.s
repf.r House saannaS in,nd Johnson
Demiug hoase....'.'.''''eoi
;. a.. .corner2 I'd and Main at,
IOWA COAL = OIL GO.
b~tM Nat N Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
DuxxYr1.Lr. Oct. 8

The bones Of : large animsl, supposed to
be mastodon, Was found to-day while OK
cavating near this place, the tseth are very
large one weighing 8 pounds the ribs 6 fest
long the hip bone 38 inches round; the
tusk / inches in diamiter and feet long.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
For Sale.

OTIS and 8, IN Block 1874, corner Of 18th
IL and Bank. Title good Price $780,
Also, Lot l. Block l2s Of 9th and Morgan oE
which three houses constantly renting at good ng
ures. Title good Price $500.
s. 81. JOHNSTON,
oct2-tf DtA and Aafn Street
GENUINE MAPLE SUGAR, very fine,
~ 1t J 0.AoQUEEN'S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
Delinquent Special Tax List.
yO. 1s3.

YNEA- Ons-h half chest OF Grtrd fsne Young
II Hyson. Try it-at JAA 1cQV11ND 1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

STATE Of losea, Lee County fss.
1Chares Doerr Clerk OF the Board OF Supervisors Of
LeeCouny Iowa cetfs the foregoing to be true copy
Of Resolution passed by the Board Of Supervisors Of
said County, on this day,
Witness my hand this Both day Of september, 4. D.
1868. CHARLES DOERR
oct2-d&w cw Clerk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

vencill, Jones ! co.....cor Third Main street ..
l,... stern 4 Co,,,...cor Second Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

GAS 4 STEAM FITTING
uoa.,A Son johnson street, bet Sd 4th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

rA ~ 139 Main Street
n.n.sr Karle 4 Co........140 i 142 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
BOOKS = STATIONERY.

David Lowry ..... ufes'
j. nro. s.,, $50 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

PAINTING AND WALL fAPmns. n
Wm. Price. ........cof. otn "
urAnra1 ATE 4 INSURANCE. ACTS.
II Ten Eyck, cor Fourth Main sts (upstairs)
slN0RR SEWING MACHINEs
G n Nacomber, fouftn stIoo''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

oeld Pens, Pencils, Pocket Besks.
"a pr;a... Nos 1 l. ? Estes Houi
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BOOTS = 1uOE1-AETAIL
un.sn cor Third 4 Main streets.
,I...ta,,r i M.tless ss............s0 so Main street.
lIuiskamp q Bro......Main street.nst 4tn a.a'
K Hart, Agt.................. ~Ain s''eo'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

on Tktrd-st,, bet. Main d Johnson.
GIAS lust received fne stock Of Cloths Of
i el iisAs. aaA viii make pants, vests and coats
ehsper than eysr before. 1or proof OF this call aud
apps em
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

rnsravins, Brands, 4 Seals.
n u,;a... Nos1 Estes House
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

ncu. wATCHEs 4 JEWELRY.
= 80. sons Main street
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I.IME! LIME! LIME!

gUvHE Furniture and Lease of the Billings
House K Keokuh Iowa. This Horse 10 In better con.
d,tion for the Of guests than II has been
for several years. s Proprietor in the meantime 90
s the patronage Of his former friends spd the puhho
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22

went few degrees below freezing point, and since
then the temperature has been very much like that of
Spring On Thursday and yesterday the midday was
actually warmish, and the snow fast melted under
the suns heat. A light shower Of rain during the
night added to the general melting and should the
present mild weather continue through another week.
the snow will be nearly gone. The sleighing is be-
coming soaky and heavy. and skating Is about er
with for the 1t is SO far exceedingly prom
Using opening season for mining. and we hope soon
tc chronicle the commencement Of labor in the dig
gnss all about the Basin.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22

"RAND LODGE OF Coop TEMPLARs.-
from the Boise Democrat of Wednesday we
DERIVE the following:
~. Deiegates from the twelve Lodges If Coed
&c. ,eanpiars assembled in Boise City on Tuesday,
I du, organized Grand Lodge OF the Order for
n ossno Territory. The following is the list OF
p"ss chosen for the Grand Lodge: N. G..
R Roa.nlan, Of Pioneer, G. w. C. r.; Jonas w.
1'Vwn' OF Idaho City, @. w. Counselor: w.
p;n rates, Boise City, G. w. Sec. !; Mrs. NJ. A.
nj; "" p Idaho City. G.. A. Sec /; r. L. Giles
l r.' Doise City, q w. Treas. il. Hall, Sill
R lsi oity, G. w. NJ; Mrs. A. NJ. Barber, OF
p';s city, d. G. NJ; Rev. Vim. Roberts, of
l;Vi1e SGlty, @. c.; Mrs. Stafford, Boise City,
es, !. "; =. NJ. Barr, @. Sentinel. The Off
= were installed Tuesday evening.
NJ rom Dir. Redsull of this city, one of the
'seates, who returned from Boise City yes.
'u'y' we learn that the Grand Lodge, after
session OF two days, adjourned on Thursday
saing. The next meeting Of the Grand
y sS will be held in Idaho City, December
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City and County.
,,rsrRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS. 4
sNe HON. J. r. MCBRIDE, Presiding.

NJ .ourtesy of W. b Smith, Esq, Clerk Of Court, we
-. been furnished with the following summary of
court proceedings for the week; 81
r,,as Brown VS.. W. j. Wright; Judgment by default
for sl1 and costs:
amt for $3.50 and costs
'se p,;as Brown vs. Lewis & Kempner: continued
paonie VS. 20 Cinnamon; assault; dismissed.
aSos williams and Thos. Henderson. sent from
ranaer City. by Justice of the Peace, to JAIL for
,,S nv trial on Sunday; discharged on habeas cor
LIE. coSrt ruled that no trial can be held on Sunday
pIM' y Kelly vs. Frank Money; Judgment of Justices
Court affirmed, and appeal dismissed.
IT T.. Goodman VS. Louis Myers; Judgment for S.
$40 and costs, and decree OF foreclosure.
closure. ~. :. II :,
eiCsu Gilbert vs. Joseph simpson ct al; decree of
foreclosure -
and Judgment for costs against plaintiff
Hsdon VS. Mccormick; continued.
cno5man Snow vs.. John Cody; w. G.. Thomas and
G Roberts withdrew mechanics lien from fle Of
Court -,
notions 10 orash certiorari overruled to strike out
srt of plaintiffs petitaR ovefruled and defendants
vented: Court decreed that the proceedings of the
poard in B. Britten's case be set aside, annulled
and bill to be presented In amended form.
! n Wickersham VS. ]. W. Wood ct al. motion to
onash mandate allowed as to county funds; denied
% 10 Territorial funds; decree that defendants pay
ont of Territorial Fund to plaintiff $2S3 63 defend
ant Eckhart dismissed with costs; defendant Arm
strong to pay plaintiff 8 costs
Nicholas Wetzel q native of Bavaria; John RYAN,
native of Great Brsan; Ole Siverson and Lewis Gull
Tkson natives of Norway, We're admitted TO citizen
ship. ,
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To "CrrIzES. A correspondent at Placerville
sends US word that goodly amount OF material aid
was contributed in that camp to the late Fair held In
this city, and wishes to give due credit to the fact
Good Citizen, don't you know that all such excel.
lent acts of wholesome charity recorded in Heav-
en-, and you will be rewarded from tia. blessed
even though this WORLD should fail TO notice your
charities: You all have done well In the matter. Be
content
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22

FAST TRorrNG.-with himsef driving. and friend
in the sleigh with him, Chas J. Bernstiel drove his
fine mare to Robt Turner's warn Springs in eleven
minutes, and back to town in nine minutes, fifteen
seconds, sharp time, on Thursday. The distance is
fully two miles We think this heats any trottng to
sleigh in the Basin. BY the way. Dunbar has con-
Guided to send away his fast mare to-day. to Boise
Valley. 1t looks like he fears that Bernsel take
the conceit out Of his animal and saves his credit
and the mare's-by sending her OF Dunbar, old
fellow. you're gone up.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22

DO,OOO .ANDRKWS-AC0.E Wall atreet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-22

LEAP YEAR BALL.-Mr. J. g. Bohen. the accomp-
hshed teacher Of the polite art Of dancing. whose
school has been so much commanded by all Of his
pupils this season, will give Leap Year Ball at the
GOOD Templars' Hall, next Friday evening. February
zS'h and he has made such arrangements for the
easion as will assure very pleasant merry, festive
time to all who attend il Go to the Lean Year Bail