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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01
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ag5aps IS oaa e ae
sruoaaceI asal7 s. - 0a, bares
e ba.iouist ai lie name = Cbeya-
Aer. who a. going 3 s d 81 seral
s9tage llsm Sea Y0fk io Europe
Readers e tAe paragraph recalled
alfaf L9ees a.8uey -iaakiug 6aseo ID
,ailar greee fs~ years ago aua
aisa al CaegeGeg ftgu nllnd as
bam5ag B8us CluHer however,
Gtde rocked vhAt sucl people aid
aiout hn Indeed DOES rq. appear 70
bays cared sAgth le general public
saii ar knca anything ai al! oi hilp, FOR
scarcely : sori is bis behalf nas been
seen ii tie public prints from that day
u thm Meanwhile be bias been cou.
suliing Wi,b gentlemen whose codnte-
nance aud support are worth having
such mea a. Prof DJrenus and Prof
Henry 81 the Smithsonihn Institute,
aud number of solid men of means
down town, and to-day the great en-
tclprsc ia IA q most auspieloas state
the balloon aud It's app1rteaances in
complete order the connection With
the gas pines for supplying gas made
at Landmarks Park, aud the period u
departure definitely fixed for the mid
DE Of July
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-01

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departure definitely fixed for the mid
de Of Jaly
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Of the Grand Dako Constantine, who
ought, by the rights Of descent to bC
on the throne instead Of the present
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on sua .nsr Mena.y. Sor sesh. traios o. ihis road
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25

noon, you are to be hanged by your nect -
dead, and may God, whose laws you hauaa yoss
have mercy on your soul. lave bulsS
THE CLOSING SCENES.
This sentence was most impressively so,,.
livered by Judge Bowers, who was deeplv =.
giving it. At its close. Walters resumes ''sd
and after a few moments of conversation wiz '
Elmondson, he arose with some depree =, '@
ness, and to the Court said "The senteno. as''as
passed, but am innocent; know am ' be-
knows I am" His voice faltered and failad W. Coy
he spoke. and he sat down, with a loot uas
painful dependency which was agonizin, -, @ q
The order for his removal back to prison ~ Oslaa
by the Court and the Sheriff, assisted by Dew. 'e
Howell, after again putting on his handcnSV' s
kles. ball and chain in the little room h..r as
Court hall, led Walters away to prison tbo.. "s
his day of DOOM During the whole trial ths WI
house has been densely crowded, and ,oo,s "Qs
was manifested in the case by the citizen. ..a *s
than we have ever witnessed in any CAN'T. I'4s'l
this city. The best of order was mantainsd -
out, and the general belief-and it is omit 's
mous-is that an impartial trial has been oiv.. 4a
fortunate man, and that the verdict Of ~, ~~
just-the only verdict which they could iva
rendered. 'uN
I'VE learn that his counsel will appeal N.
the Supreme Court. to obtain a new w.,
Court will sit in August 1@
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25

river. were made to see if the body OF Bacon had
lodged along the shore, or had been discovered IL
floating down the stream and the finding OF hecA-
tie and collar believed to belong to Waiters' 40"
DAYS after on the bank of the river give basis Ior e
nresumntion that he had there stripped swan OUT "
the island ON which he said he had seen deer ou'
on which he feared the body of Bacon had looseo
and on his return to the bank in the hurry OF
ing had forgotten the neckte and collar.
Bevond these facts and surmises there was notnlng
in the case to be made out against Walters by tue
nrosecuton save the incidents already related OF Ills
statement to Bernard that he had forgotten TO get inc
coffee with the other articles purchased at Roth s. Oh
his failure to return the blanket borrowed OF Der
nard-in which it is assumed, he wrapped the pody
| of BACON. and his conduct in taking Bacons morse
from Movers & Price and his demand upon McCieary
for possession of the house, which he CLAIMED 10
have purchased of Bacon. on the exhibition OF tne
deds he had taken from either Bacon's body or b.
cons trunk.
THE LINE THE DEFENCE.
The following witnesses appeared for tho delehce:
Mrs j. c. Bernard, John Taylor, G. l. Russel ana
Hugh Gallagher.
Mrs Bernard testified to the fact that Walters shot
Mt crow while she was riding i'll the buggy with him.
Oct GOTH on the way from hltchey . w iio1 AA'-'
John TAYLOR testified to the topography OF the
ground near about the alleged scene of the murder at
Dry creek-to the effect that such an incident could
have been observed for miles around.
Hugh Gallaghers testimony to no purpose
The fact which the defence expected to prove by him
he knew nothing about-a conversation between Ba
con and Walters at Demands corral the night OF
October Goth.
c. T. Russell testified that or about the day OF
the alleged murder he buggy. which he thought
to be Sprngers. come up to Lindseys stable Boise
CITY. and he saw t,co aght from 1t; but he did
not know positively whether Walters was one Of the
men: he had not known Walters.
The defence had issued subp9nas for witnesses A.
C. Springer j. c. Duncan ]. NJ. Bowen. Thos Price.
Oryille Walker. and Chas. Boyle. and man named
Caldwell-none OF whom appeared. by reason Of the
absence Of some total inability by the Sheriff TO as
certain any information concerning others, anu al
error OF date OF subpoena with two OF them. The
defence expected prove by Springer that the near
horse .! the buggy team Lad habit of catching tie
rein under its tall ana hence he advised Walters TO
;ha: they saw Bacon in Boise City on the afternoon
and evening Of the day OF the alleged murder; by
roacn the loan Of the pistol carried: by Price, d-
crcnt statement from that given by his German part
ncr Meyers. Of Walters visit 10 their hay ranch on
snake river; and by Walker and Boyle that Boyle
rod, in the buggy with Walters October 23d. and
they stopped "a; E!tchcy's.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25

ID Decree OF Foreclosure Of Mechanic Lien al
order of Sale. issued on; OF the District Court L.
for the county Of Boise and Tcrriior, Of Idaho uTG
| a Judgment rendered ia said Court, wherein zee
Peterson W. q. Weiss Daniel Tabert and Nn Nc
Carly are plaintiffs and ]. H. Fairchd- ". y. CoE'
| and. A. Mckay, A. i. Dcnnison. Jonathan JacEsCl
and O. Humason are Defendants, for the sun
Twenty three Hundred and Ninety-two dollars and
flfiyfivc cents, with interest and cost. OF sui Gay
tested the 18th day Of March, A. u. 1862 by WINCH
am commanded TO sell the following described pIVf
cry, towt That certain quartz ledge or !oae st-.
cd and being in Summit Fla; Mining District BON
county. Idaho Territory. and known as the AainMy-
Quartz Lode or Ledge comprising, III all, SIX NUM-
red feet In length, and includes the discover! cA'
said lode or ledge being the soHth side OF Crime
creek and about twelve miles easterly from floDee
City and running in a noriheasterly and southwest
cry direction and extending fifty feet each Wa! n'
said lode; together with certain Tunnel, WHICH :
on the north side Of said lode or ledge, ana VI ~
south side OF Grimes creek and about I'VE Auha
yards from said creek: said Tunnel running -
south direction To tap said lode, aud being OF at "
mansions of four feet wide at the bottom, ana W. ~.
icet and eight inches wide at the top, and apou W.
feet and ten inches high, and three hundfeu a-~
eighty feet in length, and all buildings, nhpIO's
ments and appurtenances thereto belonging Va tan
anywise appertaining Public notice IS hereu. s' n,
that IN accordance with the requirements OF Sd" y
der Of Sale, on
Saturday, the 18th day of April, A. D. iSOs,
AT II o'clock. NJ will SELL at the Court House s So
In Idaho City, at public auction, tor cash. 'ne t.r
described property. to the highest bidder, " '"N
said execution and all accruing costs n
+. b. BRITTEN, Sherlh
Idaho city, March 25 lS69-w3.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25

their own consciences, they must accept the lnsruc
tons of the Court in respect to the law.
THE JURY TAKE THE CASE.
At exactly IL O'Clock, midnight, of Tuesday, March
18th the Jury retired in the keeping Of an officer to
deliberate upon q verdict. They remained out until
about 10 O'Clock, on Wednesday morning, when they
came into Court on their own request. The Judge
asked them had they agreed upon verdict Their
Foreman. Lycurgus Jackson, answered they had not;
nor did he think they would be able to- Instructions
were then asked for by one of the jurymen and the
Court gave the instructions points of law involved
and again the jury retired in charge OF the sworn
officer.
VERDICT OF GUILTY!
At twenty minutes before o'clock, Wednesday az
ternoon the jury again came into court The prison
er was soon brought in He was seated in the place
he had occupied during the whole trial, between his
counsel at the long table inside the Bar railing For
the first time during the six days OF tedious, Trying
ordeal, he manifested uneasiness or nervousness.
His face betrayed the fearful contention OF the inner
man in the efforts to repress the outburst or more
apparent manifestation of the terrible emotions which
agitated and racked him. He nervously pulled at the
small tuf of hair upon his chiu and his eyes had lost
their steadfast Indifferent, nonchaant gaze and ex-
preston The Judge asked the jury: "Gentlemen,
have you agreed upon q verdict" The foreman re.
sponded - We have, and gave into the hands of the
Judge the written verdict of the jury 1t passed
to the Clerk for record. and then, by order of the
Court it read by the Clerka verdict of Guilty.
as charged in the Indictment and the jury recon-
mend the prisoner to the mercy Of the Court" 1t
was u verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree
the penalty tor which is death by the rope. On the
rendition of the verdict Walters face showed that the
terrible bolt had struck him TO the heart-his brow
gathered in wrinkles and his face paled and flushed;
his eyes were sufiused as if with blood and his lips
became as if boodless But by terrible effort he
recovered somewhat his accustomed composure yet
the former look of unconcern and easy bearing no
more sat upon his face. but il wore hopeless deep
responding cast. Mr.. Edmc ndson demanded that
the jury should be polled The Clerk therefore. by
order OF the Court proceeded to cali off the jury As
the name Of each man was called there followed 10
the formal question'' Is that your verdict 2" the
response ~ is" down 10 the last upon the hs-and
all reiterated guilty" Next, Mr.. Edmondson gave
notice that he should move for Il re-,ral TO which
Judge Bowers replied he would listen 10 the motion
on the morning Of Wednesday March cath and then
he ordered :!a, thc prisoner should DC remandcd 10
prison and should appear for sentence on the same
nornrg-;hai Of the 2i;h instant The Sheriff took
away thc convicted prisoner. and the solemn pro
ccod.uss up 10 that htAgc closed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25
Notice.
TT s. ASSESSORS ADvERTIsEME'''

All appeals to the Assessor of Internal Revenue
tive to erroneous or excessive valuations.
or enumeratons made and taken by Assistan, made
ors in the Divisions of Idaho Distrlcs, must . the
in writing at my Office in Boise City, on or DeVnF
10th day of April. 1869. AUSTIN SAVE isbo.
mar 25w4. u. g. Assessor, Dist u w.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25
Public Notice

Public Notice 40
8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PURSUANtsIp oiss
Il law the Board of County Commissioners :" =, the
County. l. T., will meet in Regular Session ~
court house in Idaho City on
Monday, April IL, 1863; Al
That being the second Monday in said mop'I board,
accounts, other matters coming before tne nriur
should be filed with the Clerk ut least three rr
to that time. [mh25w3l j. X. PILE" Wv
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25

Sherif's Sale.

Idaho City, March IS, lsG9-w5.
, 1869-12-21
FCETE.T1NsT CONGRESS.

Ns.HlSag-N. i'st -.
SENATE
rEliylnS..
Mr.. CARPENTER r7stc2ici \ -r"::to7 from
n. Ea1r, eE ne ierat prof.sss:aa ID Ncw f.7S f'r
HI. :rrIeort: OF the 81 ares Of jugs q: ;act1 &c
Nr kSL,,Na. mrs Sled a rr:,s.ou :fnr: the
r!,:1C- &: Ntw UiIrlu. tor tis's s"ra AT ii 4:
VII -
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olnnas to be t''t.d BY PseAde en,ial appointment
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Offices, hc- The Civil Service lb1ard E4y. by t,
etIes&l Iucs. detrt u'lee the Illness Of caadd4,
, 1869-12-21
SPRINGFIELD.
Proceedings in the Conven.
ton Yesterday.
4 List Of the Standing Committees
Appointed.
4 Large Amount Of Work Laid
Gut.
The Public Printing Awarded
10 The Springfield
Pnpcrs.
Adjournment till Wednesday, Janu-
a1y s.

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dovr. The convention has ce.taIn,y Demon.
strand tat 1t hxs ,h,nkln1 men in II.
and slso men of rreas venaul,ty
Ct ideas, hut A1,ether taoee htss arc wo,ta any
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rrtnuttcns are merely cYotrhe.p. a,d ale ntte,,y
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, 1869-12-21

n.efrr orsna ee s3rr%t, carn1tns st* ret Yhn ran
t.e,ns sefs ~ n]"af ~ 1A' &e1'
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hofta tu the Ytar-yhe postttoo Wnlch lhe reutje4
mar ocrup!e,, dpItrV lbs mi Nercs id. Ihsye
po dif0cnlrY In Fen1J:rT 10 M tteosss aad
colleagues. We pni azns IN The hancs q these
men. We eve to The rebels culefta.as TO organ.
lze ard lead them N bstIle amy. We ioax al
thtEa Itfe ren a1 theI foc9h1 Al We cnnouered
ltem. Trry a,rrent1err d NSe btare men. TseT
tIpt int!T is,ib, I'D NE brayt nro Ve k,o1!d
ften 1nr. In fufther srrumsnt srs,nst
Tia hi MnTxn dec!afrd his be.
lief thst there Wss corsoraty On fhe
rait Of me Hep1blca1 leadery to bYe$ dova me
kepuhl1cap institutions Of me country 70 weafen
lhe extcuryo power md 10 euaNcuSste the S3-
prime Coort. md be warned yeN EnaAnd Of tue
f1te she vas preparing ior he.sef II hseaktnx
cown State r,sbis The only a1onnd on Waka
she had twelve Senators in :he Senate, while Dtco
with m equai pppuiai,on ha4 only two.
Mr AXrELL Kave his reasonA why be GAould
vote 81 at.st the bill oce Of hIs obtec4paa being
to The tect1on requiring the IrEikA&ure Of &2eofktn
10 1atif5 tho rtiteentn tonstt utlo1al Amendment.
In which requirement he EAW no 1oAkokY to the
condltlon1 precedent &omeune1 e1ncted from
ncH staiea- lie protested agAinst It m oshalf Of
, 1869-12-21
NbliHEEy.

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, 1869-12-21

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. Sier1'a-y ii the TrvlsEIS i's t1fSii-aSoh - Il
= :he rtrsicE o. A.t:a,.c fcst f,mgi. buF:41Ss II
G-st, !ia,ds, M;ct. !Aco7ies..
Mr, Fitch offered rtini1ttnn ce.':hs me Al
saron that Il opry hal resn eSoeaded l.rs:.5 !!
excets ct The a55roe1i6:lous :ns tar New 1o7S M
Fnt.er f.ps, Qfltcs. aE'a i'sN 1ae New lorS fas
t,f'ec t1lidrc hal itee: cera aEracti and - pte
.<!rs L an urs Ill L. &c an. !! etal h.aEuer Al.
IL ri:tr ci. rgs1G tl th'' rsass aa;a .;1ei aa4 =.
Itasea " tcrEIss, aaa as'iacuEs i. 'Se - ,b9 ~
v rosi c:uets. c. tic rEn3Te;s Elsae la tae bull
70 ires, The sa:ah'r2ess eI Ife leea:o3s tae p'AS
be ttor. th rcw:r 70 *cra :or persons a1i paper;
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ct IL: zssc1rl,-r II T:rahl1 l. gsssfaEt anA ID nl'
!. -:.1.ZI tic tsst ea.a to rs ceEnsi. and nshseF
,s Eets:1r. e 'rf cs.,5;sc en I:tsons:l"S9; :,
l!eute ihas The lsecH .stre csson to;n1nlsscc hn
Ie*tso1.d until sI1*s &c le;:ss ne 1otas t:s9
i sS.zri.;tc t.I4 II Ia I'd % no: ,.t,ice;s esticsc,
liz Mr. FAI.NSM0f.T1 mosra to eGs7@ut u
1Il.s lha, t. hight .nsio1nce hnd hase ~ ns-
&C. ts.a has r1:bff2ed ;ae no stfed ac:a ent!as
s. 10 rrp;ezerfs:'cn n C;rcrers, SD ieat she Il
t.i.r<. o ssea Ic:,t! ersai1oo.
.,r TEE 1lo,:'c 1>.EcsI 70 trsFeEi the Tcse.-.ea
Il =. i5oos uc Rtrus"eas. sha VOC to: y
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, 1869-12-21

Tho 1u&nFScnt* ScIzc and 0ccupf n
Hudson Ray CoMpuu3'% fort-1c.
nonEsttL+> ApcusS CnptuFrd-fss*
Followers JOIN the lnsusEcnt*,

&su0S1u AdJ company = FoE&-aAE'
nonEsttI*> Agents Cnpturcd-Fss*
Followers JOIN the Insurgents,
s;ee.s! Despatch TO The ch'eazo Tribune
81. PArL, MIMI. DEC. -.
- SeTs IS !tTst rece!s ed that I COMPANY OF uoact-
cd lr.lrsezss appeared 1t the Hudson BAy So1.-
rays Ftri, near reub:I1- On tie nigh: OF II. 9:h
lLat, aGd tcok possession Oh the te:h. The great
er 1art ct Menou2ai''s agents a.d e1iastes,
.pcrc:re Shuitz, CoHAn, and fl4let. hsve berr
captured Colonel Dennis Is sAalk!tE ABOUT nat
he can traca .Arpe1scAu te1e1:org. Acuoasal Il
aa@cmse without even fAtuon- gave some Efs.
tu amp, fEata1s, the balance having deserted.
AElfhtr CORE: poude1t says he efts:s ot t>oi-
ecel ueEE.s to Crta11a count eI-eeE osuiten hss
isItd. The ~ho!e popnla;:on u ) Iui:- sau:tz%
DQEtu, MAXI Wallace. Ahd tttT osle-s ARE ft:s-
o.t1t. No o:cod sa* sneu The FEenca, uuset
Ii.AE, ase IL L1cHp3:sd possession ot she Haele
eoELtyF. Tts1e are t!AsI SsaEpJ lhalAas Ee: Il
tie lever tort who are Lo: :httriese.i wt:h ~,
sacse eor4tttred nsr1se9 l: II kAid AcLoaEsl
| Is ;ce7aslne TO coII back
Sto,se: .a.s James NckaT sud family haze
| osd 70 s. Ja;e pn On the sSh last. ~h~1 t.s
| nr.sene1s = ere sakea, mote thaa 6e1 ins1sSte;
we're trcap,,e1 F.It Gary. Tue pFisoa+fs ae.'
III u; n Ut Or. Ssbu.sGs AID EF1std fu{ G1h'
/ CC.GS.l ptli5 LIS dad.
, 1869-12-21

Next Saturday bcing Christmas, No shall
assua no paper from this oftioe On the Sun
day following. Our. usual Sunday Supple
uaent, containing twenty columns Of inter-
estng miscellany, Original and selected,
will be issned with the regular edition Of
THE Tn.ursE on Saturday morning. Ad-
xertisen,ents INTENDED for insertion in the
edition which coutains the Supplement
.si,ouId be hnnded in On Frid.y at as early
an hoyr as practicable.
, 1869-12-21

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