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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01
Ths Mains Tsn,h ceminr 60.

4 sPcciai dispatch o. 49, Prr... .ay. IRE
Tenth Resiuenf. Col g.. 4. Bcai. va. o.
isaec ior home. GA W,,inc..isy. Thy we're
81 Aoquia C--,k t. rrr-ncui uiI prob
adv srrive IN rorris-i oa Fr.a,. wb.re
thc uaen I'll a-,1tf,--. -e.,irr h,-art, anl
~ch-,icser7gl v,lc,r,c. Ia- ia.t ho--ial
rvporr .hov. but f.a men sick. .n that near
y thc Who'll uuu,lrr viI d.. thsrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

- iar as ae .an Ian. Co. h-ns-. ia,,
found Co. y.e.i ai maple s.r.pto Cab ar
short oi ther cEp,,ta..ors. Ile weather
"hirh vas az tr.t too ooll o., O., favorable.
sa'.deHiy became Go iot iorasaad r.a.
IT, snoN meaHt'ne reited teay. r.ti.-.
&C. Succession az ua-u fafsarI cool ri-I,.
ra'.h eause f.. cr-.r..s rsr Eel t1 rI "a.
o'eri.ou.us. Co. 1l,.eis % t.e sa-as u,,s-
r-s alfh th.ir .ff.rl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01
War News


lhe Era ofthr i9ih. en-, oni, Tate paper
received gives a. a-roant oftbr late u,,I,-
tary movements. On tbc D. -l, 81 tIc i.th
C,u. Bank, rra.l,i NsrmlsousGr. After
is-i l-ata i N,uni',o- Bayou. where th.
rslsis had posted lar,u,, and infantry
Co.,, sere ju,,a after iarl r-htias vish
cau,i lcrah'e i... on bo..h sai...
4 letter iu th- BRA. dated oa o. f,ll
above Ncw ihcria isth. SAYS co., Kiuhau
18th thr til M1s.arhn.rts regiment entered
thr rct.cl ~ork. az Bcthsl l1scc en- th-
u''ruiHs oi the ii,h. planting COR flag oa
'he Qarapet. Cvu. Wcrz,l followed .uc-
coe'.rd hs e. whole Gnc Tie rebel. l,a
thrir numerous deal unburie.i. ana e,il.u-
cr- ~trr -rsn of h.o,-iv ,ork in tl..ir ranks.
Iar-c stores 81 au.munifinn. some TnfrA
rics AMI oih,r arms vcrc capu1rcd.
Oar aray ih.u mar.hsl throa-h Pat
ter.aa,ilie. .kiru.i.h.n- couuauauv ana
rrarhcj Frankhn ON thc l-th Prior q,
Iaur-lsy night some tl1a.a1i p.isu4--.
bal tcvn bror-lt o. Frsnkhn. cantur~s Ca.
uhn'r rou.rarirs of r-i.ri. btin- ma 3d. AZ
t.n.r. AtFunkhn co. ,i,a.aer guruie vas
cattlr,-l viia tircc ofie,r- cf t'c lair .-.u-
boti Diana on board. tb1s restoring th-n
O. our strier. Tie rchris DESTROYED tea
steamboat. ana tuo large guni.oat. to pre-
,,ui thr.r falling Soto G,n. BANKS barls
TIE Dana uas nsaaa- thr boar. DESTROYED
lr-ucu-e sior,. a pr1,i.io1. '.,ssl i,. q
bacon. ana i.U0V eases of au.r..uuitioa u-,rr
destroyed d uas expected thai Gcu
Bank. roa'I caft4rr Ol-c.aa,a o1 co. ,~th
anl o,rap, o.
The c,pcl.iiaa of t;su. Grower hal been
,-l.arat., ,a,o,fai lnalstl. vita he
rebel. az lu,a lirni tLr ls,h Coau,st.gut.
l-il Name a.l Yi.t N,v Nork. ana De-
f,at,i tlrm. tir rrb,l. Ica,.r- elk fa-
anl o,her irarhir. in os- hands. The rebel
t.rrr rou.i.t-l oftvo r,-im.uts of r,Na.,
ali thrcc baucne.. including tbc iamoas
F,heaa arl >.a.. lat,rr..s
TIE whole rrl,rl f,r,-, al B~thl Place
AMI Iu-b Bod numbered some 10000
posted iu h.-l,y aisaua-col. position.
unter ooruani of t.cn. DIX TAYLOR. soa
81 thr iat. Zaehav Ta,i,r
iuprrtani csptar,. of h.rs,.. males. AMI
bs,l .iitie CD Co. number f over a th,a.aaI
urrc ma.ir To- reirbrafrl .al, mine o-
>a.i -,-ss 'as ,aTtar,-.i. al o. r,i.sI vors,
destroyed
To- r.,.,l soil.,- r,rr u.t loih o. be-
,aft1r,i. anl s,,r SEED ar, BOB oar LasI..
AMI mnrr are tr.r- takra
a.. j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

4 NoufE WoN,~ Iast Wclue-.ias
NJ, Mar CLARK. r,,ila- uear Eeh~rt.on
ilin in B,tiei vh..c -..ae haac. deserved
side tax r'i-r d, th. .at oa Gil. Aian'ic
q ~. i-awrener railroad. AMI a. thc sane
tn's beard iraiu arrroa hing knoviug
thsi the tram vonld o. thloun f-ou e.
irl.s. arl be- an prohshU., that DE, ~
hir v.lll or-rlr. a. tLe slide t.,l r.iac, "a a
curve vhrrr thc danger clalI uat d, sen
rrtIl tco ilr- t. af.il b.. sic ran suiff,
rerul a. rar,. waved Der .ia.I a-I
.ie4iej a. i..t'y as possible >ir vas
observed o. NJ. Iian.i.r. ,a-ireer % e.
iHri-'t Grain. vin. frra tie ..t.au. of Ma.
Clara. Knew there ml.t o. srnefh.rr
~ruue. lic paiis,l up tie tram a. 4ni,A a.
possible ara ,toprsi t vt-u uishin f.v
fee of o. slide. vii.i covered iath RAD.
~ tte trark Oh ttc icpih oi Isl, or 80 i,rt
o. distance 81 tic l-r-'h 20 TO carr M
iiaali,r -assift b. hai raa on to it 'l-
damage voah have lc,n thousands ~
dollar. i1 "a, nothing of ,a.aair.rs 90 hf-.
AMI tait'r 'he warning r.rca by uc la1,
D. oee.a uat have escaped disaster.
Those vho ~erc ua che fr,ight train
LiEhis apnr..iat tlr noiic couIa,t of an.
isit. and are irtcrmirr,l O. cofres. 90 in a
slb-taut.al hammer. w have n5 d1att
tac Grani Ifunk Cs.-rany u.u tcstif, th.ir
obligation in a ,im.lar uar. >s.h ,ouIa,t
D. sorih, oi al praisc. -g..,.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

IL BAD >entinci barr, -iiai ti,, one q
H. oii,.i, ~ the ,i.ii oi Coo, --asr Co,aru.
o. " Arlington. is o. arrange Tor ,st1tli-R-
ln- STATE ho.r ,zi iu Maiuc Tier, an
mann rras.as oo-aa.uia- te r.ak~ tt- r.,aa
ala lllfa ,'oas O. TO- .,s,sruia-rt. al. vel ..
IssasaHt ~ tae iusa.id soldier uira roaII %
'-aa: ease- ,Hes tse care ~ iora- Friends
ia-i oaaaof as- command tlc means o.
'--ii Co. Jar 81 amp naa s.fab,l.Lel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

N''Ho"',I ArrUiNFNrNr,. AZ The
e'''' @. 'le N'iaoe''i 'oa'ercnoc. in Port
lana- iLe following ,sl-nu'cut 1f rrca hers.
10 '-~"' 'n 'Di' ''rini'y va made
'NtHt'A anu Iorier--is- Atrll~ou. one 90
h1.--in AM il'rau-->. X Bailey
.~'''''' - az g. -a'ia'-' p Ana-rv-
''> AZ h''"n-ti--l - sup
l.,'
1' any i'a''.'''' y. Ito D. sup
I-a'' roland ana Alino'--'. v Balboa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01
Minsrals Q. Oxford County.



Tho rrineiral minrrl's f.anl az Moaai
Ma. rcuarkabic oiil-r &C. ,h,ir Ica1fy or
ra-iiy. have bccn r-r,ior.ly cnun,rra',i
aita hut one 90 tuo ,,a,pii.n+. purin-
tlr Fast WEAR 2 hasr heen ia to uaorv
rareiaI eear..l-..l .f -.a, ,.si huf iril-
l.ant rssts,.. emf hri.ar ~ or l-,vri.b
color and often n,ai., transparent. vii.h
have b~,n detected Or cttr-, ss u,u as
rnssslf af ftaf le.,i.f,. an.i Ia,, f.au.l tl.ru
O. ir rrrfrrt CRYSTALS of Tr..- rr H-e-
0l,t. well kuovn "a rre,i1us stone AMI
ia CO. '' irrris 20 vaf-tr.. T.rsr sr--i-
uncrs were. however. unite small. ro; often
cNcee-in- onr-,i-tfh of On inrh in Diane
ter. having tle form Of u,..l,f,i ..iaare or
tah,,irons. and ST. irtrrr.iin-. ciir.', a.. iu-
diratinE anoiircr iccaEtr of tf,s rarr miner
al Ia has hiihrrio been rcrorlcd oriy
from onc locality. Litchfril in Maine. Lut
have aieo found % az a i,caiitv in Grrea-
wood ~hi.h vil o. hcrraacr mentioned
Another mineral Wa f,-reri, f-aad Isr,
WHICH las been called Firi.-. bat whether
corrrciis uarlc,l or not. I lui AZ rrr.s..t on
al,r OBJ say. having i1anl hui a SINGLE .u,sil
specimen uy.,.t chs -a Be- b. .aii o. have
hvcn ourr common. a roo-l specimen is
uov m ihe Ios-essiau oi ST.. Carter vhich
have hal The plcas.r,. of ,xam.uir-. cV-
teEuaiis o. rrscniir. a large imperfect ,-r, .-
fal of altered Tss-a-'l-.. and .a.i q nav.
~hsn elemieii', examined. prove 90 IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01
A Word 10 The Faruer..

Spring tine has couse. and vitA e tie du-
ties whioh belong % the season. Evcr,
u,za tlzt hss a. much a. a Cuartcr - a.
scrv OF ground should BE- farmer. those
40 have uos tired ar eNI,crin.ss,. src Mt
aware Of he proGi thar even sr.ali Parcei
O., Lssd vel cuitisatcd. wiil ,ieid. Erery
uiccbanic ard proic,sionai nan shouid a.
lca.i have hi- gar,ign. Tier, b. 80 6n1 a
chancc % sPcud hi. isisurs hours. not onls
viih pleasure bgf prceL And then wee
Ia ics AMI other table igxur.cs-t asrc a great
dca, better when We rai-c thcrl ourselves.
vhca Sb-y grcs On our ON gardens. An
o<hcr thinc. AZ. br,-;u-ss 81 ra-leninr
sbo-ii got ~ r,adc sc-t CT -'Jark al thc
rinrl. 90 be attended O. after everything
clse A. done. II Is aa oil sssia- that
o. ever dang that - ~orlA .ioiHs q. uarih
doiug s-..-~ =, &. enaPhaiical.y t=sc ia
rr.atiou o. gardening Bsf ne have
~orJ % taFlncrs ~ ulor, cNtsrl,icl opera
uous. Esvs, thing you Pro1lce brin-s =
go, pcssHs, rsllsncraii,c Pricc.--;Acre-
fore the logic Llai aPpics Is this-raisc al
500 possibly caa. Ihc farmer thai raiscs
osig pc,k ~ potatoes. add s5uictLiur o.
tAs cemu.on SO K. and Is rcaiit a arCafor
hcreiartor. than che srcgulaior. vho u,aScs
l... thpzsanls oct OF Other useu's sarnis-s.
Anoshcr thing. a va- D. upea est snay
csntlnue ior some time 90 csrnc. II d. pol
So Tor l, % raisc al sc can. bring our
iarsus 20 o. the highest point oi rrojuction.
De- count-s wants thc crops. ard ,l.e far
me-s wani thc E,ait 81 che crof.-iberc-
iare Ia al our farmers ffo-s uita thc idea
30 d. tls-ir bcst. al bring fbs rrcasest
possible ,ic,l oct % ticir .a-nis the coming
year. Don't borrow any tr-lbic aboas ifs
beiag too hot or too ooli. too wet a. too
dry -o,-r lind Father ir Heaven MI take
care ot al tkat- IL. promise is. 90 >-riu-
time and kn~rrsi. 81 long a. tle vorlg
salis. therefore trust lin. Bst 80
u'lst 90 the ulcans. or O., prou.isc Jo--s
not aTflr. IT, oonriasien vc vo-L ~, t.
az ouI aruaiu- friends. a. fl.c srrinz q.
oI.cIiu- upau u. vah az Be-. .picnd,- an!
charms. g. g. uorl -itA ,i-or an courage.
and d tdis - done you all i-c shanlautl,
awarded ~ your iaba-s an tolls. iu a..
rich goidcn harvest tLst viu fsIIsw. 60
ahcad. ihen. farmers. Dc sc-- beet iu
ls65.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

.st-tsutiai manner ". NV r, 49,.
,ic Grsaa rrunk C...--,-, -.,r ,-.,.s, 49,
oiI.-,i..r 4, "a .i-.,- 80, S.h.-...l...
d. r,'.,.,,.ur-,-.. -r..
M N.r. Al "a ID. w.
r-.a.srr % i.. -,'..,..i s..-. IN - 49,
.,l,.I. AMI an ..,.--f, .l....t 81,
.-i,-t.l ~t,.t;...,-,l.f...s -
f,, r-.-o.I. .f,..-.l'-...t,4 r..t
Bowed shat ..,sr,l u.,t...i .i,...~l...s.-.
ti., .sr ia i- ,-....r ..-....--.
a f,n.-,l ,..,... ..t,....,t,,t..,...
r,r,, r,,.,.,. A. ,-
r,i.,i ,.--,.... i- ,t.ht- -. -,
ls.l, chat ,i, ,.,.-,s...i 49,. - -
in- ga ,b. -.t.,l.. 81 IN. il, -.
.-...-- HI ID f..s ,t.f..
r..-.,l.. ~ .f.- r.-...-, $50 -arl.. $3.50,
OBJ d. r-.-... -.i.-- .i-s...t ....-.-....
ofl8..s-. --rr.-.t,
a.i-s,.l o. %, in tl- enp.a, 81 shc r,i.i
r.,rraa--t a..l l,taI,liatrar- .tcr one .f
CO. irrr.,iad. b-ai.r- o. Obj, Emr-ror of
china. Lls ae,a a-r,st,I aa. ..., o. Dor,
IT, j,amai SAYS Be- Do. fr.'ahir tiai uo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

l-. E..A.-ri nrl.e.r.t .as.tl-- copper
h-al 'on'r-'.'r vi.i Ir L,.I ia Portland.
Jaae i-'h William T.. Iaie-- of Billie.
i'r' Wi '~ tle eaalilatc. BlI-o-3
b'ias OBJ. only ror.-rl-ri CO., m tt-
STATE i- emitted Oh o. l,lsr OF fr..l.ae
H. ua1
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
.Adnainfgt+atorl IEatioa-

n Estate of John Flanagan, deceased Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, administrator. of
the above named estate, to. the creditors of. and
al! persons having claims against said deceased
to exhibit the SAME with the NECESSARY voncbers
within twelve months from the first publication Of
this notice to the undersigned at his place of bus
l1essin Pioneer and all persons indebted to said
estate5FiR q make immediate payment. ~ 20
G. M.eKLINE, Administrator. I
Pioneer, Boise county, Now 1868. @S1 4 ~
~ go6d FwO-horsg wagon ,fota uaios oyEbqaire
~ az tliis aohiGes siG oATbl sdl !. d. bsl
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
Communicated ~ Hs
BEAR CREEK, South Boise, Dec. Sd, '63.


q. BEAR GREER, South Boise, Dec Sd, '63. i.
q EDITOR BqIsF 4hwsrnG g9YOta q
,SIR-After sojourn in Bannock Of eight
days | have arrived again at. the old cabin
to find the creek and mountain sides nearly a
solid sbGet Of fce.6 Winter is upon Us, but
let it come-we are well prepared for it.
There will be about ten menCMTmter here for
the purpose Of working and representing their
claims on the different lodes am proud to
say they are, workers working menA-and not
like many that have visited this camp Du-
ring the last Summer hundreds came to Ibis
place only to laY ID. camp read novels, vait
for something to be struck, then record on
the extensions, and prospect with the eye.
We have been honored with visit from
Judge McLaughlin.ld The Judge appears
a hearty and to pack his blankets On his back
a with as much ease as if he had been an old
forty Mr. Comstock and others have
laid out town on Rocky Bars. the entire
<town site is staked off, but no buildings in
g
course of erection as yet. Whatinduces Mr.
1Cohlstock and Others to lay out town site
on Rocky bar cannot say, as tits more than
mile from the discovery claims of the Idaho,
the Ida Elmore, the Electoral, the Esmeralda,
Sierra and Golden Eagle. Do Mr.. Comstock
and others think that we have better town
siteithanItheirs toAvenient toAouF work and
claimsP Oh, no;7we, will not do it. I wish
somebody would hurry >apltWoSor ahreeo mills
here. next Spring 50. that we can crush so me
foos ana Send some gold TO lyoursaown for
supplies. There ere tbousands. of tons of
rock hefe> IN the EIdaho, EsnnievaIda, Golden
Eagle Ida Elmorey Electoral and Sierra that.
willSnqt yield Ass ths1 fifty COLLARS per TOM
a and IsohPe rock will yield thqdssandss /
iE 1851 di3 too Ql1As tt44AAIl6E'f ''i'
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
Territory of Idaho,

In the Probate Court in and for said County and
Territory t TT.
To Peter Rigg: You are hereby notified that
David H. Anderson has fEeda complaint against
you in said Court, which will come on to be heard
at the first term Of the Court which shall com
meifce more than tw0montls after the 2lst day of
November, A. D, 1868, and unless you appear at
said tenn aud ANSWER the same wilEbe taken as
confessed and the prayer thereof granted The
object aHd prayer Of said complaint is to recover
the sum Of i've hundred dollars, balance due OF
a pronissory note exeeutedb by you, and payable to
-s-E 1>rF- y. x = SHAFER, Plaintiffs Att'y.a
- Dated-at Banaoc1 Boise Co.. Nov. 18th, 1868.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
SIlll00,OOskEW5y=AR.D!

N. -----@ At8l2U " C& / "A
Fa0SR, on or about the cd inst, sdUare5backa
IL age containing 1864 90 in TREASURY Notes .Iiu
PACKAGE fof 5is} ana 2O'sga7ts7b saos1s9
lisIle a9ove fevafd " i'll he paid TO ANY beFson
WheiWIlF del ger the Same at THIS OFFtCE. q
j IOtf .ftRi I3nnu0ek TtjtI.;5 NsSs16R ;s9
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
/ PROCLAMATION
By The Governorof the Territory {
.[NL-I .4 Idaho.

WHEREAS. by the 15th section of an Act of
the Senate and House Of Representatives of the
United States in Congress assembled entitled
g An Act to- provide atemporary Government for
the Territory of Idaho" approved March 81 1864
it is provided that until otherwise provided nv:
law, the Governor of said Territory may define
the Judicial Districts of said Territory. and ASSIGN
the Judges whom be appointed for said Terrific
ry TO the several DISTRICTS and also appoint the
times and places for holding courts in the several
counties and subdivisions in each of the said Judi
cal districts, by proclamation to be issued by him
out the Legislative Assembly at their first or any
subsequent session may organize. alter or modify
sueh Judicial districts, apd assign the judges and
aCer the Times and places of holding the courts as
70 Them sh9llseem proper and GonveHiRntJ
N,9W, therefore be l. known that l., ETlllam H.
wallace Novernor of the Territory of Idaho, by
yfFqe OF authority vested in me by said a ct
10 qe4ne the judicial districts, as follows For
the First district, the counties of Idaho, NeZ
Perce and Shoshone ,;rfor the Second District the
county Of Boise; for the Third District, the
county Missonla and the country east of the Rocky
A SIhs' .etsl hg yoE .ysJ &eona4g n
courts to be holden in the First District for the
county OF Idaho, at Florence, on the first Monday
Februafy, 1862 f0Ethe county Of i ez PIERCE at
Lewiston ION tEesthird Monday loE February 1864:
dqr t1e county Of Sbashohe at Pierce City on the
nrst Monday of March, 1864, ,.t,4r Il
N the -econd District for the county of Boise, |
41 SSnP 3SSz City, o7 Is If999 noP9aT
In the Third District fqr the countyFOf Missouisa
1864 dodd East Of the ROCKY ~ M Mountains
= Pfp2 2 tY Seest)' on the second Monday of
The judges will be assigned as follows:
70 the First District, Judge A, C.4- NTH.
I. 10 the Second District, Judge Samuel c.
s9othe Third District Judge Sidney Edgerton.
Given under my hand, at Lewiston. this 18th
lay OF November, 1868. 10 81 ilIz ~ a.-fT
VIII. WALLACE.
WM. B: DANIELS, Secretary I. T. l2w4
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
:. Noficaecl.--
STORAGE.

4 PPLY at the Miners Brewery and Bakery.
~ [n9tfl.. MARKS, dKNAUER & co,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
Res'd, 80. That AL claims shall be marked An
fJr in6ds> Il iisfas III obe 81 me- ass co4nT e


claim and that the name of the owner and the ex-
tent ana nature OF the claim appear on eack pbst
or stake All clahas not fiaFkedor desigpated az
above directed within ten days from)t1is eth day
cembers ls63, sh6lIsbe cSHsidere3e for.
q teited. 4sH M go ~ go $3.50
IS 4llte4th sdoptieGsof Che fSssgolag RESOLUTIONS
band laws motion was umade and oarrisdi that the
bneehng new proceed to- elect ReeOff1er for the
d5district. Motion was then made tOoeEect
recorder by ballot which was put and lost scatter
which motion was made, put and carried toelect
a FceoEderl by sepaFa ting The cruwd and putting
the friends of the respective oandIdates sbyCthers
selves and count being made by three tellers! tel
be appoiRtedby the President; the person having
majority over all ,,tp be the Recorder elect. The
President appoiliteda Mesbrs. Anderson, Groom
and such teleH, fter divers nomiDationswere
MADE az, the Division and count were made by the
Only elected bysaid tellers he having received a.
maturity Of all the votes. The meeting then ad>
tourned.t n utS ,Hf5ad fsl - 0ocI b}
INF & i
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
fCommunicated.l

ED!IfE III Boise News mod ~ lis 81
IA AT an election forlrecorderaof4 atsH let No
h 81 Boise mines, held Al -Bsnn5ek Citg{5 Des
6tbpsl863, the following was the result a7a 5
g'o7g CD E3jen, 'lL u, ,s'5'oii SO 500
.,,s mo- L, Mcl1ownd 81 vi bg7IDos4 1888 !,
IA ytrBe9 edf o. asset VI bloas Iqieos7--44---a ri
snsaA Yajen's'Majority,7L MID ID bas 12ii J.
4. do hereby certify that was one Of the
9ntsllers appointed BY the chair and was re-
rquesEed by the other Two tsllersrto keep tally
for that election. The meeting, however, adj
/ journed before a report was made. and any
tally was not consulted Before Mr., McGo9vnd
was declared elected. sMessrs Smith and
Lockhart were also nominated, and their
votes were not counted at all ), and as I un-
derstood by certain resolution passed. it re-
CURED majority Of alRthF votes to elect a
recorder. 81 ssai bai iIiw dZII II NJ
4 merely give the above Statements thatthe
diners may know the correct prd6eedfhggs of
the election. Very respectfully yours, = y
s'isz .alj alsr $50 - t1sI q.u DAVID GROOM 1
BahpeOkA City DeeJ2ad, 1882 "a pa ! "A
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
FOUNTAIN VlEW HOUSE.

g ITUATED at the old emigrant crossing of
y Powder river, where the Walla Walla and
Umatilla join, two miles from King & Coopers
bridge, thirty miles from LIE Grand, and thirty-fve
miles from Straw Ranch. Plenty of hay and
grain for horses always on hand, at moderate
prices, and the best fitted and furnished house be-
tween LIE Grand and Boise for the accommodation
of travellers. Give US a call.
43m '.... .I f..... WIN. D. QUIGLEY & co.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
Territory of Idaho

- - y-.-Ir0 y IS
l. ,s&-.aa. sLJ County Of Boise, Do
In the Probate Court in and for said County and
Territory. - 2.i .'"ot3 5aI hi.f'.H
ITO J.. NJ. Withers: You are hereby notified
thatJ K.iShafer shas fled complaint against
YOU in said Court, which will come on to be heard
at the first term of the Court which shall com
mence more than two months after the 2lst day of
November, "a. D. 1868 and unless you appear at
said term and answer, the same WILDE taken as
confessed and the prayer thereof granted. The
object and prayer of said complaint is te recover
the sum Of three hundred and fifty dollars, bal
ance due for counsel fees, andaW6fk and labor
done and performe as an attOfueys .ns.a d..
9ddjo0a ygsv .b5isJJK. SHAFERy Plaintiff.
Bannock City, Boise Co., NoY, 2Oth, A. D. 1858.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
CHALLENGE SALOON

lrea .bs9r .o na7rT-T------. <.a ja.dv
T0T0AN g. TAYLOR. ..!.q /. .Proprietors
ONE door north. of Wells, Fargo "a Co.'s, on
" Main street This Saloon is fitted up with
taste, and contaihs none but the very best of
Liquors and Cigars. Call and see us. En5:3m
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

-. q I'D. GALBRAIEH, Chairman.
IEw8 u q & II: 2, KDLLAn, Secretary
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
.lHH IA LOST.
BOSTON q CODY's EXCHANGE.

CORNER OF MAIN AND WALt STREET. :
HAYING fitted up our establishment I'LL sape-
IL rior style, we are prepared to furnish in.
best brands Of all kinds Of liquors and pure EIa-
vana cigars. Champagne cocktails served Ey.
erything done in the best manner ID 4-3mo
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26
IC9rrespeA denee.l
SCRAP1NGs PROM TETE BEDROCK

by jim LETTER AxF FORMERLY Of THE
LONG TOM.
Greek Fire"-TuH-fre in Ireland.
The reason why the Feder4ls object to the
Msrsey rams is, because they wish to get the
South Down"
Nspoleon's e4erbourg letsl Us highly spoken
of. bat is not to be compared to the South
Boise and O%hep (Silver) feet. ~
The nexl Yes burg tohe taken London
The Gaming ma'r'-The Angel Gabriel.
The right man in the right place9-L ac-
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-26

BreadstQfFs on the decline When d
prospector is down TO his last pound Of Hou
F." BreadstuF, firm - y hen his "cake i,
dough-"
AIta-liar-The emisrant who reported big
prospects on Wood river last Spring. m
First ihtrodhction oftheIsChain gang.'--
Prometheus chained on Mount Caucasus fer
stealing fire from Heaven. L.
a Why is silver miner like a farmer. Pr Be-
cause his success depends good deal GA the
'"ps1a.d g-4ai hHs f.uJ
WHY'S oMqnigomery-street Spectator on
+ ,gtf'tl9rs99yg. like horse thief2r7B-oaqse BE-
desq tpEes stock. aud is lialaae 70 5g " thrown
Why is 3 sh0em tfeF's apprentice with his
free pagerslIke haeeaneer:?--7 Because lie is
q a free booter. = - 3aaaa .f5.rl- a.F
81 Why is Claude Alelnote when he embraces
Pauline on thestqsa, bigsat4e :" Monarch Of
Vie forest?-}e Because he has a par lien on
the Lady OF Lyons"
Why is a conscr Pt in tile army like per-
son tbahhas suffered the penalty Of treason
il EngSnd Because he's lesn dratqr and
qlenrtered taI Hij t.d8g 4di mfa|a t.lsf n
Army worms'--Nevspaper correspond
ents from the iiattle-fgld.' a. s7~i p aa bs
rhe Emperor If Russia is in a-had way
he il solsy aHIrted &itti the Pole emil.
Louis Napoleon being troubled with an
'in2lra9Ie disease" has tried the. /" Mouroed
Djctrins.3 z { ILL --.
The Confederate Navy may be said to bel
Il in IFS infancy IL The Florida is yet at the
Brest. &e-l&-- ~
o. Peppermint Gqttags, Crimes Creek, Del
cember 18th, 1863. .e62l 10. 7sda4ao