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~ % sIa If anv Of his diends walk oTe,
tie conrre without competitor to 1isnutf
1,;,,;; him the e1eat p.ize which his mas
+o-1v ,h;,itv. no less than his undouhted
n.f1iot;sm and unimpeachable honesty
havr won. We do not know what a ven
will hing forth; but the political outlook
f,or, tf;a dav. in Norcmber 1Ret
tells ns and will tell all who
hsvr eves tn sae. that our old fash.
;oned n1inoisan viii continue to rule
+he co,ntrv after March 1865. With the
s.me v;por wisdom and success that have
,n.rted t;s Administration since March,
1ae1 e. mnch far the Qualities which we
-s~ - =, hin IN 1eeo and uhicb caused ns
to stem forth as his principal and most ar.
dent supporters anterior to and during the
National Convention, which was thought
to be in Mr. seward's breeches pocket.
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81" anu cotatieuenuoo tne "aoae' We
nave never ~ 'lien' uooo!so taa8
N hu' AAncon, " ~nom there
never "as ~ tu,p.us. VI unia"t@ amp1.
uon' snaoo" u aasnones'! WISH that
was mol 1o1 ene "ella1e o1 ns county, nor
tnongns '.'as WIS not lor tne ADVANCE
men. anu nappaoess o. ms race the
people nave thAt President who, above
a44 ms eompeatots 1of Inc honor that
the people oesto"eo' IT, his errors and
1au!ts au 1nciuaeo' tne "1ses1, The safest,
ana Inc most nnselnsh-the man most
n'tea 1oi Inc 1l'ne IN which he lives, and
1of 1nc desperate dangers against which
he contends: Though we have, in the
dlscna1ge o1 our duty as conscientious
JOURNALISTS OWING to our readers the fealty
, 1863-11-03

A TER'S AGUE CURE,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE Or
INTER mHYrENT FEVER. OR
. FEVER AND AGUE,
Ramittant Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb ARas.
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Rosdacho
q Bilious Fovers, indeed for tho ~hole
Class R Diseases Originate in hillary
Derangement caused BY the Malaria Of
2iasmatic Countries.
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= II ssrsd
AItease. -" -" -~ N"'"~ A"1 "S
Fever and Ague s not alo1e the conseque:co Of the
nom it, irritation, an ong vheh ars Neuralgia Rheu
Gxs1tm. GoQt Hetdachs. Bllnd.ez. Toothacte. Ear
& g. tes solesni 5yreries Pan e the Bowels. .CoIc
@ te1|3stsnt ;s sygs q beso8s Periodical 1h!s Cus3
en- ~ altke 4 Is an is.sasbIe protection 70
!M%ix3ants r. X and .s5sons travelling or .empoEay
Ay o. u41y Nhen exposed 10 the Injection thAt vii
20 e1cEeted rom r gJstcm and cannot Accunulate
IN luMceat quantity t. 1pen Into dzea&e. Heuce It
z even noIe ysIusels tof protection than cure and
~ vi ever snf9tr from 1Itesmlttents. they 4vafl
F!tee one Dollar pr 9ott.o- Prepared By d. C.
J. Il. RKKD d Cd, Chicago. wholesale Agents. |
84d BY al DTuRgsts aud Dealers in ned!clne ayasy-
Where. 9e98n561m-TU IA k2dp
, 1863-11-03

The famous FREQ roll stro-ghp1d of Ohio.
called the Western ..eserye, gave the follow.
fDr vote St thu late e1act,o,.
, 1863-11-03

M461.
Tho August number Of The Bible Examiner, Cd
te By the ksv George stoz1s, contains the following
IoDIa1 WxT1A-1u this number Of opr mazss:ne
Introduce TO tbs Attention Of readers this med
tcal Preparation We have dons 80 not for pay. nor
because pages used edluIn Of advertise
uuent-for N6 hnye uniformly decned theu-but grxt,
4 Co., has made III tns .rt the fouowtn1:
ny only SON George F, ,stons. now 81 Jea:s old has
bern afflicted for dozen years more or Iess. With
painful sNellngs md indammadona u yArto11 psrts
81 hH body: o1sentEes. seeniu8iy he w&s near to
-; then respite t9s aeason; but only for re
three taa had n open biz breast: and
latteslJ one near hi1 collar bore with ucsratioa IN
ton srpesred Inevitable tnis conditton ne applied
:he uice:aEon i h,s throat disappeared Ia short
tine. Continuing III use IN less th1n two months he
Eaa healed I'D oIs sta9s hss!sh %9eh @
asleep Ia death before this sumn1ez should cose u
ROW. apparently, In {air WAY to 1hcoTer perfect
health ~ u common to our mortal stAsa In gratitude
to God. who has thus PRAYER. and In juste
to Dr. Andesb Co.. have made this gtaterent sAts
ned hist there Il virtue IN the Iodine Water Treatment
which the readers Of this will thank ItA K.
tor tor bringing to their notice. GEO. srORHa."
Iodlne Water Is solution Of para Iodine In pu1s
, 1863-11-03

Reliable Railroad Tlno Table.
Hereafter kratna will .e4vo ia aEnye II Qx,nsst
E1un
, 1863-11-03

Henry r, Hubert, Esq Memphis, Tenn:
sIR: Assuming the within to be true and full
statement OF facts, the claim seems to be fAtr
and Just one. On consultation with the Secretary
of War, however. be declares that to enter upon
the adjustment Of all claims eren as meritorious
rs this. wh1le the war continues in Its present
proportions, II more than hts department can
bear Knowing, as I do, how nearly over
whelmed hu Is, ! am unwilling to force him In the
mAiser. A. LINCOLN
, 1863-11-03

A UCTION.-I shall sell at Auc-
ton 1t No. 22i L2kcst., corner of Ftauklta-ss.
at9H A.M- en Monday Tuesday. Wednesday. md
Cass:reIe.. sairts snd Drtvass nocks, Mitts md
G:ovee BGspendeSs. hoop Sktrta. Hoods, Doots End
Shoes. and general EFT OF Fu1o1ahia 8codg.
Notions. ETC. etc. 8, N1CKERS0N.
p0t.n1E6.7s in
, 1863-11-03
TOB A Goo DE ERS.

CASEY E CO..
Wholesale Tobacco DeA2ekab
t7psezneea rtrses. bss1s3 sastA wsez - tess
4kK4etS CAlsHEo m, AK<A&@
, 1863-11-03

$40. 900 To. TO LOAN 20. 1!.,,e ON \!
miles Of Chicago. In Guua of u COO to Is ,oe0,
On Three to Five Years Tt1Aes
Apply 10 7. r PKARsONs. l1sRaadol1AA It.. Q.oaEo
, 1863-11-03

y ". CIR All AM & CO.
, 1863-11-03
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(@ ~ 4Iy15SonS) SS1n (# H5;T5EE9E) 5TE2E
, 1863-11-03

[Uuf correspondent might have added th8t
ihe Republicans fought on high radical
grounds. There Was not speck ofconser7a-
tim or compromise in their Platform or pro-
gramme. Behold the result! A victory Of
gigantic proportion .-Eps.1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-08
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i'd biermt bic Gnjese, bds t bas icn ieit 9a5ren on
bieem ate etablrte @e1Gt ibernputmen Babe uub be-
GubiS elm re&baltiges Eager i&Dneu cIib Searbes
teteu errenfleioeru ueueter 6ocDn u ben bisen re=
fen bperGtbis baten unb aud tcle au BeeGuns unfers
tisen peroe. @tcife r @interrSde Hub SpienenSe IN
alien GDrten unb su alien 4reiieu. lerner cine sIuS@
pabI GeSen9irme, StSde &C.. otpie aleiu beIes Sad
einI6laSenbe NrtiteI. <
s& 4Ge 8ehelunseu tperbeu prompt, binfis nnb III
titrsefcr 6rift anSefertist iperben.
ne ~ -. e. eatfer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-08
Ginger S Gp.'e
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bon ber befen Qualitdt ipptl serIeben.
Dan lae i eiu @ampbet unb Elm @rempIa boa "Stnser
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BalttmUrsRraBe. (25matilu~)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-08

1.HIII -alI- .Uo ND Nl----
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21
F. ROOSEVELT, Sec'y.

At meeting held at the house of John Black.
on Granite Greek, November 10Th. 1863. the frra'
going laws, resolutions and proceedings were re-.
considered by vote Of the meeting, aud, On mn.
ton, the resolutions and laws were read, article
NY article, and passed
Frederick kOoseyet and John Black were nom.
mated ior Recorder. Mr. Roosevelt having re-
ceiVed the largest number of votes. was deci raI
elected.
On motion, adjourned.
WIN. H. SHEPARD, Chairman.
F. ROOSEVELT, Secy.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21
QUARTZ MINING ENACTMENT

Section l. Be it enacted BY the Legislative As.
sembly OF the Territory of Washington, That the
extent of quartz mining claim shall not exceed
two hundred feet of the lead, including MI the
dips, spurs and angles embraced within said two
hundred feet.
Sec. 2. Any person who shall discover A vein
of mineral~bearng quartz, shall be entitled to
two claims, of the dimensions specified in the
preceding section.
Sec. 8. No person shall be entitled to hold a
Quartz mining claim, unless within six davs from
the time OF taking mp said claim he shall have
posted up written notice specifying the time
when he located said claim, and the interest he
claims to hold therein, and shall cAuse cODv OIL
said notice to be recorded in the Office Of the Re-
corder of the county in which the claim is located
Sec. L. No person shall be entitled to hold a
quartz mining claim, unless he do or cause to be
done one hundred dollars worth of work on said
claim within the year in which he located sal
claim, one half Of said work to be performed at
the time OF locating said claim, and the other
hale at any time during the year.
Sec. S. Individuals associated together as com
panicS, by wording upon any portion Of their
claims, which are held, cluimed or owned bv them
as company. perform the labor required by this |
act of individuals locating and holdng claims.
and such labor shall entitle them to hold their
claims under this act.
Sec 6. All persons who do not labor, or cause
labor to be done on their claims continuously
shall renew the notices prescribed by this at
every three months and in default thereof shall
forfeit all rights they may have acquired in said
claims: bnt it shall not be necessary to record
such renewed notices.
Sec. Z. This act to take effect and be'in force
rom and after its passage.
Passed January 29tl, 1858
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

Row AMONG THE MINING COMPANIES
The Call of this morning has the following
tclegraphic dispatch;
VIRGINIA Cry. Oct. 23--The Ophir Com
PAWS men drifted north of the Mexican mine
three hundred and sixty feet. and west into
the Burning Moscow. The Opbir had their
men armed The Burning Moscow's Super
intendent had fifteen of them arrested, and
each were placed under thousand dollars
bonds to keep the peace, and appearin court
Tomorrow at one P. NJ.
The effect of this dispatch was to knock
down the price Of both companies stocks in
the Board of Brokers To-day, Ophir declining
from $l,715 10 $1,70O, and the Burning
Moscow from $3.50 10 $3.50. Such is lite.-
Dem. Press, oath.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

Too Much WIND AND ELEcrR1C1TY.-A cores
pendent Of the Union. writing from Buckeye,
Yolo county, October 18th, is responsible for the
following
The heaviest north wind or storm ever expert
enced by the inhabitants of Buckeye Flat com
menced last night, and is raging yet, and it carr
ried away roofs off several houses and sheds, and
tore the ceiling out of houses forced travellers
to stop their journey, and created the never be-
fore experienced miracle of disabling women, or
cooks, by their touching a cooking stove, or uten
sis thereon, on account of the sweeping atmos-
phere containing such powerful electricity. 1t
charged the stoves and pots so strong that It was
impossible to touch stove or utensils thereon.
without receiving an electric stroke, and we are
forged in this neighborhood to eat cold victuas
to day, and longer if it lasts. We would like to
hear an explanation Of this from some scientific
person.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

SMELLING, AND HOW THE MISSILES ARE
DoDGED.-A correspondent writing from
Morris Island to the Christian Advocate and
Journal, says:
At night we can see the path of a she'll
through all its journey, lighted as it is by the
burning fuse. When the range is two miles,
the track Of shell from mortar describes
very near half an arc of circle. On leaving
the mortar it gracefully moves nearly, or quite
mile above the EARTH and then it glides
along for the moment, apparently in hor-
zontal line; but quickly you see that the lit
tie fiery orb is on the home stretch describing
the other segment of the circle. A she'll from
a rifed Parrot gun. in going two and half
miles, deviates from a straight line not quite
so much as shell from a mortar. But in
passing over this space considerable time is
required. The report travels much faster
than the shot. A shell from a mortar will
make a distance of two miles in about thirty
seconds, and from PARROT gun in about
half that time. The flash of a gun at night,
and the white smoke by day indicate the mo-
ment of the discharge, and fifteen or twenty
seconds gives an abundance of time TO find
cover in a splinter proof, behind a trench. or
something else. 1t is wise and soldieflY TO
do so, but many pay no attention to those
hissiug, screaming, flying in the daytime, i'll
shot from gun, invisible devils, except to
crack Jokes at their expense: but occaslora al
" one pays his life for his fool-hardiness.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

ANTIQUITY OF MAN.-The Swiss Scientific Asso
CATION very much like the British, have just held
a meeting, at which the subject of the antiquity
of man came up for discussion. Numerous eX-
burned skulls were exhibited, and one famous
Jaw bone, recently the subject of discussion in
Europe. It contained severa decayed teeth, and
the lecturer therefore argued that A dam suffered
from the tooth ache. This proposition was de-
hated. but Professor Heer, who was present, ass
serted that the English fossils which have lately
been dus up at Abberville and elsewhere, had es~
tablished the existence of fraud, and rendered
great service to science.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

MARs.-Mars was the son of Jupiter and Juno
He was the god who presided over war The war
goddess Enyo or Beona. his sister Strife, and his
sons Terror and Fear, were his companions when
he went to the field of battle.
1t was said by some that Mars was the son of
Juno without father. This goddess, angry at
the birth of Minerva from the head of Jupiter
took journey towards the dwelling of Oceanus
and Tethys, to MAKE her complaint to them. On
the way she stopped to rest at the abode of Flora
the goddess Of flowers. She told the tale of her
griefs to her kind hostess. who pointing to flow.
err which grew in her garden, desired her to touch
1t. Juno did so, and became the mother of Mars.
The beautiful goddess Venus, who was married
to Vulcan the lame smith, carried. on an intrigue
with the god of war. The Sun gave information
to the artist, who forged al Invisible net and dis
posed 1t in such manner as to catch the lovers
He then called all the gods to behold the captives
and wOnd not release them until Neptune had
passed his sword for the compensation to be made
by Mars.
Terror and Fear, and Harmony, who was mar
lled TO Cadmus, are said to be the children of
Mars and Venus.
Mars had by Agraulos, daughter of Cecrops
king OF Athens, daughter PANIED Alcippe. Ha-
linhothius, son of Neptune, having offered viO-
lie &c to the maiden, wa by her father
Mars was prosecuted for the murder by Neptune
Twelve gods sat as judges ON the hill at Athens
named Areopagus. The votes being equal, he was
acquitted; and such became the rule Of the court
which IN after times held its sittngs on this hill.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21
Boise Nous Sob Oflfe

NOOK, CARD, AND JOB PRINTING OFF1O
D-East Hill Bannuck City.
S The proprletors' beg leave 70 announce to tBs
people Of Bannocl- Gityand vicinity that they
havea varied and completeassOrtmento PLAIN
and ORNAMEETAL.JOB AND CARD TYPES
which make their facilities forexecuting all kinds
Of plain and ornamental printing unsurpassed by
any office IN the upper country. All orders for
Jobs viii be executed with neatness and dispatch
"a Job Work must be paid forSbefore it is tv
ken from the office. .- FRI.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

Your BABIES NOT My BABIES About thirty,
five years ago, there resided in the town of He
bron a certain DIR. Thornton, who became much
enamored OF young lady, resident Of the same
town.
The Doctor was a strong and decided Presbyte-
rian, ana his lady love was a strong and decided
Baptist. They were sitting together one evening
talking of their approaching nuptial5, when the
Doctor remarked:
am thinking, my dear, of two events, which
shall number among the happiest of my life -
And pray, what may they be, Doctor ," re-
marked the lady.
lone is the hour when shall call you my wife
for the first time
"And the other F."
" 1t is when we shall present ur frst~born for
baptism
What sprinkled?n
. Yes, my dear. sprnkled"
" Never, never shall child of mine be sprin-
killed."
. Yes, my dear, they shall be sprinkled"
=" They shall, hey?'
" Yes, my love-"
F." Well, sir, can tell you, then. that your ba>
Dies won't be my babies. SO good night Doctor.
Tie lady left the room, and the Doctor left the
house The sequel was that the Doctor never
married, and the lady died an old maid
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

7. O. O.F.-The Grand Ledge of the United
States commenced its annual session at Baltimore,
Monday, September 2lst. Representatives from
twentylfour Grand Lodges and sixteen Grand En-
campments we're accredited us entitled to seats.
The contributions to the Widely Monument Fund
had reached the sum of S. ,637 Is, Of which Cali
fornia sent 81 6SO-about twice the amount con
trihuted by Pennsylvania or Ohio. The thirteenth
article of the by laws has been so amended as to
read Z" Provided, however that any yubOI climate
Lodge or Encampment working under the imme-
diate jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge Of the Uni
ted States, in any State District or Territory,
may, at its own request be made subordinate to
any contiguous State Grand Lodge or Encamp-
ment" The passage of this will permit the En-
campments of Oregon. Nevada, Washington and
Idaho Territories, and Lodges and Eneampments
of the Sandwich Islands, to be attached to the ju-
risdiction Of the Grand Lodge of california. The
next Annual Communication will be held, CONS
mencing on the third Monday of September, 1864,
at the city of Boston, Massachusetts,.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21
J. MILLER
A. @. SWIFT.
SWIFT & MILLER.
E. LEE.
NJ. AINSA,

NJ. hINoA,
Umatilla, -: =: Oregon.
No. Is Front Street,
COMMISSION MERCHANT. AND DEALER
) in General Merchandise. Also,
ag GOODS STORED and FORWARDED. "a
Sent. Goth, Iss3-Itf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

APPoINTMENT.-We learn that George c. Cor
ham, who has been connected with the California
press, and recently resigned the clerkship of the
United States Circuit Court, at San Francisco, has
been appointed by our Governor elect his Private
Secretary.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

A lady being asked by politician which party
She was in favor Of, replied that she preferred u
wedding party.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

GROWTH OF SAN FRANCIsCO.-By a late Direc-
tory, now in course OF publication in San Fran>
CISCO it appears that the population of that city is
now near 1903 GOO the adult male population has
not increased as fast as women and children the
increase of children for the year has been abOut
COCO; the increase of adult female population
during the past year has been greater than during
any previous year. The city has 50 private schools
attended by nearly 5000 pupils 10000 children
attend the public and private schools There has
been an increase Of seven societies to the benevo-
lent institutions of the city also, an increase of
three churches Upwards Of one thousand new
buildings have been erected during the year. The
spirit of improvement is visible every where ex~
cept along the city front but the most rapid
strides are made in the direction of the Mission.
marked feature is the rapid increase of elegant
private residences the result of Washoe. In street
improvements. $437 .865 has been expended
Is, 344 linea feet OF brick, and .S89 feet of red
wood sewers have been constructed, al cost OF
L40 600. The Directory contains the names and
location of upwards Of 900 mining companies
having offices il the city. There has been mark,
ed increase in every branch of business, especially
hotels, boarding and lodging houses saloons, le-l
Jall stores, etc.
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