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CsIKF cuAhTEAx.s-Gss OYFioE,
SAsaISGros. d. @, Dec. Il 500
rsALsD PROPOSALS viii be received at tais ohise
sn''i sok DAY t~auArs 1864 - o'clock fer
ara va One iiaa pset of n1s II III, i
following Mind add description 10 ait:
$500 Isst or inch White Pine Selects,
8 ,ooe teet 81 or 2ipch Waite Pine Cone, on Gull
so.oro fee5 Hernocs soantIins, , by 4. assorted
90 Otc feet HsH';ost Scanning. By 4, assorted
% ~. Ter leng q = ftann . to : ret
o"' f.s' Hs,2losa 5o,ss sbs 10. s'Horted enx ths,
Al the above described TO be good mercn table
pointsd or tie part on t@ sn
Al rnA Lumber BE- deiiv -<ithiu twenty
Proposal trom disloys! psrties win rot bs con
.stsred. An oath OF sl'eg:sues TO tne U s. Gov
hs ability OF the ,o CIDER TO i t. si
:. BE- awarded to him mus; be gnsrantte1 by two
~, r. S q The ;s s a;s
aeat"st District Court Or ~ the United States Dir
Bidders narst be present in person when the BIDS
are opened. or their proposals win not bs eonsid
The full name and post OF sddrs.. Of esch bic
der un., - leg by Wi ten 10 the proposal.
Of the paTes must o. or the bid viii b.
considered as the individual proposal Of the Dartv
Bonds in the sum of hall the amount ofths CON
tract, rgred ~ the contractor and both Of bis
VIII Ia required of the successful bidder
upon signipS the contract
The right To reject any or ell bids that may DO
deemed toe high Is reserved By the Depot Quarter.
master.
InfoY nal proposals. VIII be rejected
Proposal, aust be addressed to Brigsdier Gene.
"a 1sPS s. ss'al; mated
GUARANTY.
We, the unders'sI ed, res,a ats OF =. IN the
c univ Of -. ami State Of hereby, Jointly
and sevprally. covenant with the United ates,
AMI guaranty in case the foregoing biz II - be
scce pied. that he they will. witEin ten days
after f. p ance of said bid. execute tie con
tract for he With good and ceDt sureties.
In equtl to halt It's amou OF of the con ract,
to furnish the In mb.r prcpo.ed in conformity to
the tern,r of edvsrtisem.nt atsd December 18th,
1858. urdsr which the bid mad. and, in case
the said hall fail to enter into contr act %
afore.afd. We gharer tee to make good the differ.
cree between the offer BY the said-and the next
low st rss rnDsible bidder or the person to whom
tn cont act may be rev ardsd.
Given under our hands and seals this day of
-. 1856
iSsal
/ hereby certify that. TO the best of ny kEowi-
&c 9. apa belief, the above named guarantee, are
elOd and su III cient surstiss fer the am Junt for
which they offer 70 be security,
To be certified by the United States District
Attorney, COLLECTOR OF Customs. or any other OH.
Ger uuder the nited atates Government, or re-
sponsibls person known to this ONCE.
d q RUGKsR
dei9-t BrfG. Gen and Quarter % tar.
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~. .. HOOD,
WHOLESALE A%p RsTAiL DEALER
ia very Grs
GOLD and SILVER .ATCaEs, .....z +
RICH rIAMoNUs,
And other GOLD JEWELRY
tt BILE and POCKET CUTLERY, "a
SOLID SILVER WARE
Aud PLATED GOODS
sPECTAULEs, OPERA GLAsSES
MILITARY EQCIPMENT5,
GOLD PBN5, &c
No. 33s Penn svsuua,
Between Mint and Tenth streets
N. Watches carefully repsirsd do I.-In
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ELEVENTH STREET.
81 0
$40

P.J. BELLEW CO..
MANUFA rRERS AGENTS.
Permanent, established In 1850.
QUARTERLY SALES,
Independent Of the great advance of ali kinds Of
FANCY GOODS, DO.
We have determined not to depart from our
usual custom st this season. We are boand TO sell
cheaper than the eli eapest We are agents for the
sale of McClain's celebrated Cocosnpf as6 Ounce
HAIR OILS,
CeLOGNEs EXTRACTS, dc.
Also, CHR.GTIANA'S COLONIES,
EXTRACTS, &c.
Also. Worsleys Premium Honey, Palm, Almond,
and Windsor TOILET SOAPS.
Also TAYLOR'S FANCY sOAPS,
Put up III Family Boxes tn suit purchasers,
WhoIeSa15 and Rstnil
Also, Fun Lines Of Notions snd Fancy Goods.
Ali of which we offer 1T the
MsnufacJur Prices, freight added.
The TRADE, DEALfRs.
HoUsEKEEpsRs,
And PEDLARs,
Are respectfully collected.
We guarantee 20 sell at New YOrs au3 Philadelphia
prices, or Perish an tie Attempt.
P.J BELLEW l. 20
Him $40 Seventh street, " ashiagton.
sUIrABLE PREsHgrs ,sz..sa
re HOE AYs
OPERA GLASSES. FIELD GLAs5Es,
RHoTo6RAra ALBUMS; $50,
tR' CO. s .a o iSss by
S44 Pennryl7anja svenre, bet 18th and lsta SIS.
SIS PennsyIvsnia avenue, tundsr tae Nssion.iJ
~PABBIn and psRTscoPIo sPEoTaoJxs
ST nd dc
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

nm PINE CARVED Z OCTAVE PIANO FOR
~ Sale fer S2G One " Octave, for $50 -H>
are ~ b. 81 order. We have also fast rs.tvvETv
ceived large sssortment OF PIANOFOkTR8 from
ard Hsinsf Brotkers which We offer fsr sale 81 the
loveft fkctory y!icee Pur haeine o. elusiyely for
other house. W. g. MDfZRROTT,
Edsl.0 cor Of 18th ct ana Pa, ave. >
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
T U K s. FURS,
FURS! FURS!
There Is nothing more useful or handsome !cr .
Christmas Present than
BET OF PURS,
which We are selling st very iow prices We hsre--
ROYAL sRSIEE IN sets
RUSSIAN 5AHLs
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
MINK skBLEa.
Watch NINE,
FITCH snd others.
A large stock for
NIasEf AND CHILDREN
Also, CLOARS a. greatly r",lu I'D pfI Ices.
&. 4 nEYENEE8G
"a Market Space,
BstNseE It'll asa Stl RIA. under tho
de lS-cv Avenue &oJ4s.
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WAR DEPARTMENT..

WASHINGTON, January g. los. (
In consequence OF the pressure o. business
at the War Department, Passes for citizens to
visit the Army OF the Potomac will be given 81
the Office of Lieutenant Colonel COSRAD, 1919
Pennsylvania avenue, above 10th street i2t
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ApANs lXPRl6s COMPANY.
"A OIgIOU t1l PA. AV1NU1,
WGakiHstss CITY. D. q.
nm 11PRiSs IORWAKD1RSi

..Af35stssS , S9tt1s. e!SsPs H. - !. :,
ssssssiSls sections Of tie country. This Gompany
has agencies In tha principal Hallway Towns h
HoHrH. HAST, WRIST, AND nORTHWIsr
-.-r.a-oIts RsinSiDa1 Sf1sss v s5s .o..,~
"A1 sa{EhSEE:rk1x, sxIT1aSss, 5 SEs.oS
OINNATI, 81. LOUIS, Louis
VILL1, LEXINGTON.
sith lines forwardinR TO the 0ANApA6 and the
e1lTIeH PROVINO10 and With stoamsAip Hnos
10 LIVIRPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HzVRI.
sEd thence By 1uropeaA Expresses to en prominent
commercial towns In Great Britain and on the Cos.
uaent. 80
Collection Of NoT1s, DRA4Ts ana BILLS made
d. q. DUNN, Agent,
Washin9ton D. q.
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers
SUTLERS WILL yIND
Ii. A. DOWNING L co.'s
ONCENTRAT CLAN
10 BE MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE 70
THAIR TRADl
IL cells very rapidly. and is tie most economics
article Of dietf the ofiosr's mess. It is prepared
ono minute. and makes . r,ost delicious Sou O,
uhovdsr. 1t In highly recommended By Arm,
Surgeons. The PROFITS are large.
Fl. A. DOWNING & CG,
Manufacturers of Concentrated FOOD
No. III East 18th st., New York
For sale By BARBECUE d SEMMES, Sole Agent
s. Louisiana Avenue,
ss3-iy WashiD gton. D, O.
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Two OYSTER DIALERS,

HRADou. RrKRs Army OF TIE PoroMAc,
CFFIcR OF THE PROVOST MARSHAL GESKRAL.1
December %, 1853.
egALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this on CO
until u O'Clock ID on Saturday, the 81 ~ on Jan
usry. 1854, Tor supplying the Army Of the Potion 40
viii OYSTERS $50
The bids must be made by parties al eady en-.
oyster beds ana vessels the contract .Il be for
the whole ar. y-not for Corps, Hospitals and De-
pots 1s-.-as : :
TIE bids will state the quantity that can be rur-
nisbsd Gail, thu price per ca gallon and bushel
Headquarters.
Ore esily win be set apart for the exclusive
use Of the contractor. ct cost not exceeding ffty-
@, q dolIsrs( &5i Per trip
The ability Of the bidder to ll the contract must
sisns turss lust be app. ndsd to the guaranty
Proposals must be sdaressed to The ,roFOst
ton, d. c." ID PATRICK,
Provost Marshal General
&c 28-Ia2 Army potomaA
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FOB HOLIDAY REsgNTs.
Just Received st
p. j. RELLEW i CO.'S,
$40 SEVENTH STREET,
-Estoblashsd in 1850
The lsr gest. choicest snd rost valuable stock Of
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
ever opened in Wsshington article OF which
guarantee t. be Double Extra Silver Plated in
the beat material and full weight Of silver
izo dozen Rogers Brothers ANo. l, Double Extra
Silver Plated Forks and spoons
l2O elegant breakfast and Dinner CsstoTs, every
variety in the trade begin to sell ~ SO 80 10
$50.
Goblets. Cups, Mugs, Csks and Card Baskets in
quantity. ....
Elegant, Butter Dishes. Fruit Dishes, Walters.
&c, &c
Splendid double wall Ice Pitchers, richly orna
entsd.
Egg Stands, elaborate Tea Sets, six pieces, best
quality.
Soup Lsdles Butter and Fruit Knives, Mustard
and Salt Spoons, with fuH assortment of othe-
goods in this line.
We guarantee to sell at near the msnufAc-
turers prices, freight added.
Housekeepers and the public generally re-
spectfully invited to give an early call before
purchasing elsewhere.
P.J. BELLEW & co..
SO Seventh street,
no 2s-lm 8 doors south of Odd Fellows Hall.
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ENOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Il FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Just received. at
P.J. BELLEW CO.'S, $40 7th street,
The largest and most elegant variety Of
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
Ever opened in this city, great portion of them
beautifully and deliberately ornamented bound in
Turkey and French morocco, every style in the
trade.
We respectfully suggest to our Patrons that
these are the most desirable goods for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
EVER INTRODUCED IN TEE MARKET.
We begin to sell down at 5 cents, 81, 91.25.
20. 81 so, 50, $3.50, "a 25, 81 so, 1915
$685., and all the way to $40.
Over 5000 copies of beautiful
CARTE DE VlsITE,
PHOTOGRAPH PICTURES
COPIES OF NEARLY EVERY PICTURE EVER
EXHIBITED
Just look st the prices.
Sl.23 DOZEN COpIESl
We ask the Public to call, tnst when It suits
them.
7Ae a9ore Gooas ars bosrd to Wall on the doxbls-
sEtek hard pxlLtg, bxl boHnd make Il 20
81 thts tsDle. z. j. BELLEW CO.,
DO &-lm SO 7th street.
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NOTICE.
BIG Leave to inform my friends and the public
generally tn 1t have opsned new Branch bto: a.
there offer for sale . great variety FANCY
S ,ons' AsSi = lsi Ee a.sos.ms mt or TOYS ead
shall sci at tie low est prices. Please give me
call. O. P. SCHM1DT
No. 17A Penn. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets
Also, stamping for Eubi oidsry done here
de 10 2Nr
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THCIC LIDAY GIFTS
CHR sTMAS PRRSsNTsl
NEW YEAEe' GIPPgI

NEW YEARS 9IFF8i
Attractive to eoth Ia lies AID gentlemen in search
OF pTess ut fer FRIENDS relatives large and
ane stock of the most Desirable articles for remen
ORANGES have just been received ~ ne undar-
Exned and are :re1 TO the public especially ..
HOLIDAY GIFTS
Rssl Point Appti CUES and Valenciepres
Lace Handkerchiefs Fine french E,nhroidered
1ncs ed ana HeRmsd Hanekerchiets
Rsal Point Lace Point Appiqus,
1nslisn Thread, Val-Dcie and Maltese Lace
Collars in sets in great variety
1rsHch WORKED and Csmhr,c Sets and Collars
Plain and Figured Linen Sets,
Russian Sets white sud Colored Linen Collars
and Cuffs new s,yles.
lnfsnts' French Worked R-hes,
Merino and Lace Caps
tioe imported Pans, beautiful Purses, Porte
HssddLtsses, Head Netta, Lace Sleeves,
Dr. 20 CO ps for Ell 1erly lsdiss,
French Bonns1s and Hats,
Norsted Goocs dc, &c
And nsLy other art clsg suitable for presents.
livery article ssid Is guaranteed OF the beest
quality and latest style, snd warranted 20 be ex-
sotiy 81 represented, and cheap as the same
quality OF goods be bons hs any where
FRANKLIN KTOHIsON,
TO. 12 MA-kSt space,
no S+TA1 between 9Th and 9Th streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-28

X E K o S N E g BOD S,
Rich ParIor Lamps in designs
Elegant Entry Lamps i'll new designs
Two three and four light Chandeliers.
Bracket and side Lamps in great variety.
Common and hand Lamps in great variety.
Glass, Porcelain and Paper Shades.
Breck Parent Kerosene Lanterns. the best in
Large square Lanterns, with glass refectOrs,
for Lighting passage ways, stables &c
Adams Patent Burners, all sizes.
Merrill's Parent Burners, all sizes.
Union Burners, all sizes.
Tritions, no chimney Burners, best in
Blown and Moulded Lantern Globes
Chlmnevs all sizes, French and American.
Wire Harps and FOunjs for Factory
Extra heavy No. | Anneaed Chmneys,
for Factory use.
Shades, Clasps
Globe Holders,
Wicks &c. &c
The above for sale wholesale and retail warranted
as lowas can be obtained in Boston or New York.
Please call and examine the goods at
JOHN FIRTH'S,
l2S and 1870 Main street. Opposite Bay State House
sis dstf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-28
It is Safe and Sure.

Dr. Stearns must be permitted say those desiring
his services, that he has time
questions-that the Gas is a ble.in rom God to both
Dentist and Patient and he pcctfuIly requests all
DOC8TERS 10 60 ELSEWHERE!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-28

DIR. STE ARMS wodd say in addition to the above
that he is permitted by b. s. Goldman M D. of the Bos
ton Dental Depot who being dealer in Dental Mater-
ais mas an extensive acquaintance with Dentists in os
ton, and all New ing and to say that has heard
but one opinion the part OF those who used the
Gas, namely-of entire approval
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-28
C0TTONS! COTTONS!

For Sheeting and Shirng, Bleached and Unbeached :;
F1nnels OF all makes grades and qualities French and
Opera Fannels in all shades OF French Shifting
FlRnnela, double al single widths; heavy Shirtng
Flannels, blue grey and red.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-28

n Office The Copartnership heretofore
existing between the subscribers, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. JOSEPH BOTTOMLY will
attend to the settlement all conn cted with
the store and the said FAY will settle all claims con
nected with Real Estate and Mills.
JOSEPH BOTT0MLY.
JAMES FAY.
Leicester, Oct. a. 1868. Glw* o26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-28
BLANKETS! BLANKETS /!

We have all the best qualities Blankets to be found
in all sizes Families supplying themselves with such
goods this Fall must not forget that will sell them
Blanket less price than they buy the material to
make q Cotton Comic rtable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-28
Garments Made to Order.
CLOTHS

nTARD BRANDY, warranted perfectly
" pure Of the vintage ofls4O, for sale by
aul4 diff q. R. SPURR, 20l Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-28
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING i
A. p. WARE & GO.


INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THIEF PUBLIC GEN
EHsALaN, TO THEIR VERY ExTEN-
SIVE UCTIONs OF NEW CLOTH
ING, COMPRISING A GENER A l..
STOCK OF SEAsONAELE GsAIsM ENTS
ADAPTED TO THE COMFORT AND
TASTE OF ALL CLASSES OF PUR-
CHASERS INCLUDING THE MOST
APPROVED NOVELTIES OF THE
SEASON.
THE BOYS DEPARTMENT is IN
FULL STOCK, AND WILL BE FOUND
WORTHY OF A CONTINUANCE OF
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN THE CUSTOM DEPARTMEN
WE HAVE TO OFFER QUITE THE
LARGEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
STOCK OF OVERCO ATING AND
GOODS FOR ALI DESCRIPTIONS OF
DESIH AsLE GARMENTS EVER AID
vERTIsED AT THIS ESTABLISH
MENT.
PERSONS IN WANT OF GOODS IN
EIrHER DEPARTMENT OF OUR
BUSINESS, ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
VfTEO TO GALL AND FREELY Elk
ANIME THE SAME.
ZB- PURCHASERS AT WHOLESALE
WILL DO WELL TO LOOK OVER
OUR STOCK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-28
A TEACHERS INSTITUTE will be

"A held at Leicester, commencing Nov 2 Tie Session
will begin at o'clock on MONDAY AFTERNOON, and
will continue five days. The exercises will be conduct
ed and the lectures given by the following gentlemen
viz. William russell. Lowell Mason, Sanbon Tenney
Lewis b MOuroe James G. sharp, tue Agent, and Sec
retary of the Board of Education; also by Ex Gov.
Washburn, of Cambridge and Georges Hill trd OF BOs
ton, George A, walton, of Lawrence, H. Greene and
j. X Lombard, Of Worcester II. G. Merriam Principal
of Leicester Academy will give illustrations of the
Military Drll practiced by his pupils.
The Teachers will be entertained without charge.
0iEPH WHITE,
Secretary of the Board If Education.
LAa ~ .nn
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
MAGNIFICENT CAKE Henry Sol

MAGNIFICENT CAKE Henry Solaro, who
keeps Saloon next door to Pinney & Stems
on Main Street is certainly the most complete
artist in the bakery and confectionery line on
the coast, We are under many obligations
to him for beautiful cake on Christmas eve,
all wrought and decorated with tassels, bows
and flowers with cornucopia of most elegant
and delicate workmanship, surmounting the
center. Mr.. Solaro has sent to the Dalles
for his Bakers tools and when they arrive we
hope to see him patronized as he deserves.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

re- good variety Of fancy articles suitable 70
Christmas and New Years Gifts also an
extensive Assortment of plain and fancy Candies
Fruits, &C.. at Wholesale or retail can be obtained
very reasonable At the international Cjgal
and Variety Store.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

d sUEDAE.F-The saloons Of zPS9laBd an
closed Oh Sunday g22d og9o 9@3 sons e.
qQence Of an .enfpgeemsnt7of the Sunday law!
The 4 local "soflshe} Times says se9erafof his
friends. fsiledat6 gttiheir fegdlaar a64fp gbfdo-
ing nom -'nsE jeal9Pg2Eead 1s c90ggHptsnaPses
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

1ELAND's new map of these mines, ct--
which has been presented to Us by c. .
Blake Esq. of ", + & Co.'s Ex., should
be in the hands Of every one who desires a
knowledge Of the country.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

SANTA CLAUS who has his headquarters g
Rosenberg's International Cigar Store, cam
up on Christmas Eve and stuffed the stocking
Of the little ones full of sweetlneats. w
hung up huge pair of Webfoot heeps-woo
and in the mo ming we found, to our infnit
delight box Of fine Havana cigars ymarke
F" Rosenberg.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

Mass AT MIDNIGHT.-St Joseph's Churol
was crowded to overlooking on the night br
fore Christmas to witness and join in tn,
solemn sacrifice of Mass offered especially t.
tie 2nd Person in the Holy Trinity, and t
celebrate the anniversary of the birth Of tn
Messiah 1t 7dsro ,-staa .
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

Several OK teams have arrived at B Use
City with provisions direct from Yreka via
klamath Lake, establishing the feasibility Of
the route. .
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
THE Stone-eater i in town.

r. .----z--
The "Pickvick Club rive a haIl on New
Years eve. All who have been elected mem
bers and notified Of the same. are solicited to
attend without further notice
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

The CHRISTMAS BALL given by Messrs.
SeeleyH& Brewer on Thursday night, we hear
was the most decided success of anything of
the sort that has ever taken place in city.
Nearly all the gaiety, beauty, fashion, chival-
~, gallantFy, dignity, and poEtfness of the
place was Represented. The only inconven-
ence spoken Of was. the crowded state of the
hall. This Office Acknowledges the receipt Of
complimentary cards all 'rouud. 1--WE sent d
who, to acknowledged humili-
ating truth, IS the. only, man about the estabs
lishment provided with apparel suitable for
ballroom display. iaeaiw lIH taA 80
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

THE widow Of the la'e Jakcy Williams
took benefit at the Idaho Theater on Christ
mas night, which was we'll atlended--the en-
tire troupe volunteering their services.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

: News FROM THE CAPlTAL.--The Legisls
tive,Assenbly oF'Idaho-orgahized at Levi.
ton on, the 18th iuts, and elected Hon. Joaep
Miller President of the council. In the Hous
Mr.. Tufts Of Fta Benton District, was electe'
Speaker. q FurlherproceediRgs crowded out
A party had left Lewiston under the pilot
age of Page, TO recover the bodies of TIE
men. The .qge doubts the truth o
Pages having made any confession. The muir
derers have waived an examination, AND avail
the action Of the Grand Jury
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

EEMEMBER the benefit of the Hook &
Ladder Co t. beg.ven by Prot Myres aud
troupe on Tuesday night at the Magic Tenn
pie.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
January 23d, 1858.

a-a CHRISTMAS esterday was ChriStmas-day.
Eighteen hundred and sixty -threee years ago,
f. according to the chronological record Of the
worlds Redeemer, was fulfilled the prophecy
otthe coming Messiah. So important was
the event that the Star of Bethlehem went
and stood over the spot where lie was born to
d guide the wise men Of that day to his humble
birthplace. Angels left their starry homes
and come to earth to announce the tidings to-
mankind, and since that day and for all time
/, % come, the event has been and. will be OBJ
served with rejoicings wherever the Christian
19religion lis taught and believed. These OBJ
= tervcnees are right and proper and give evil
dence that, Notwithstanding the commotiion.
baef notions and the disturbed state of secular.
society and internal trouble in. ours as well as
oaother governments there still exists religious
bnahd Christian Sentiment ia the hearts of The e
gaPeopledhat will in time unite them in. one,
RaBFOthefhood. Itis day on which alb Christ
y ans shod!d 'feeT a RalIO#ed influence peryad-
hing everything about them and conduct the them.
-alselYeSas beeomesse oimpertapt an ocgasions
s5tItiis Christmas while we wFitej and jalthodgh,
Cd aaittg late vita thassAan Acknowledgement We feel
like saying to our readers in the language Of
Moore's admirable poem:
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The BALL AT PLACERY1LLE. rs Squire
:I5N5%a &tts1NVo sly DEC ISlFF
Stripghan authorizes us to5say that members
sOfa1hebNIaSOnic order are invited and expected
attend the Masonic Bali to BE- given at
lssryills on. Monday evening nextin honor
" Evangelist without further
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

A SLEIGH-RIDE--For the first time in fifteel
years: We, together with other members o
the family department oftbB NEws-none c
whom ever before saw snow of suficien
depth to admit Of such delights-took a rea
bonifda sleigh-ride, on Christmas day. 70
which we are indebted to Mr.. Mckinley, who
keeps the finest sleigh team in the
city. 1t was pleasant treat and furthermore
Miss Anna was among Our number to enjoy
the ride. -
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

ARREsTs,-Oply two arrests were rmads in
TIC. city on Christmas day. A colory,
gent for-stabbing another ArlieorAmerican, by
Sheriff Whiting and All. Rnse for exhib,
ting deadly weapons in an angry manner, BY
officer lDignan. 0.5 ...'
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

!. A MAN BY the name of Miller was shot and
killed last night il Placervlle BY man whose
name, Our Informant thinks, is Domino
Richardson aud Brown we're also wounded
in sshoQtiug scrape. WestoB The presst to cor
rect, as we had been informed that Mr.. Par.
ton was killed. Mr. P. was not concerned in
the affair." o5717iN l6'a-3