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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

i brisk skirmish took place between q
sE the forces sDdsr Meade AID g
Confsdarass Rrigsas a. aesassing CA tbe
RApidon called the Raccoon ford, which
lasted about swo hours and essalssd In
lha repaIse of the rebels The losses On
ear ssda wa bsswesa 10 and loo killsd
and woanded-
Gsav Cgoeksg went cut TO Moaros and
Harrisoabarg, With . saali Federal fosse
and drove shs Goafedsrstss from shoss
plasss, capturing sixts prissnsrs~
The boznbardmens Of Charleston ssfll
ssasauass, has with what eksos ID not
known. Thezel Ia 40 eonRrmasios Ut fha
report thai . large porsiou Of Che sisy 10
destroyed. ms ~Ooafeassssss gre said 70
be repairing n. Sumter, and kssp up .
-ssasssaAl ERE appa TT Wagnsr and bait
tesy arssg. IEc
The telegram reports the oesupasion Of
LsssIs Eock, Afk,9by sks Feasrsls and
that they captured 700 prisoners.
Gen. Meade 10 said 10 be moving hia
go tRsssds Riehuasad.
nmkaAstsis hiss hssa foagas hsswsss
thu Fs1sfal army andsr Rossofaas and
sAs Ooafs6srass army andsr Rsagxs
RosA DID, claim the yicsosy. Hpsssfsal
.5A~4 EGH 1900 -
bag fzzlsn back 70 OhAtsAsooga, whsrs !
sssid be has formed . jssssioa with th'
ssoops saSsr Con- Barasids. Ths LOSES
ass sAla % be severe On both sidss. "
hope 70 b. aAis % give i fall repors 9
the bsstls nsxt wssk.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

tsgJsaass TxzAsasea-This msss sxssa-
lsas md sAisntsd eolapaay, late at Ias#-
eswaEahs K&aaAs, under sbs @snAgssaans
sS Msssrs. T-axsxsrssa& CO, havs, been
saifyaag our sisixsas foT tia past Hsek,
ii . ssrses Of pezformaasss, sAas has Civ
q gsnsrsl ssfssfastion 70 all xhs bare
been fsssaaAss sneugA @ ss rssssal---
Aueag shs seapsay VI recognise naay
familiar fassss sash a. Mr. Txxrtxsos,
Asxs ssa aksss k~xAEsssAiisss HsExsAsAksais
AgsRxv, and Mr.. BaASs.
Wsrsgsra sais - enc Of he best eon-
panyss shas has ever visised the Vest
Every night h&s been a perfect sssesss.-
Their playing. daaeing aid singing would
do hoAox In any city,. -
Last night The -sslsbsassa sss aes play,
from the Fssnsh Of Alexaadrs Dunes,
"0an#slIs'' was prodaDsa in sxoslisn'
ssyEs,- and gave the best sssisfacsioa.-
The /" Too Grssorsss'' disted . pszfsc'
ssaraa u Applause. IS 4.
Tia ossnpaay viii rssaain hsss snl.
until Saturday nigAs. when they prppos'
10 visis 0mala. We hope the omaAal
will give thssa crowded hsasss duEial
their stag, "a sley are deserving.
gTa-aighs will be- saAstsA shs Eozsa0ti
play Of tho I" Little Dseii's or "Asn.ods
~ assS kss aAars," and 20 saaelude wis
Bartoa's eoaie drama OF Toodass.''
Lssisvesy one attend ahas can raise hi
aitsls old soaF-bia.o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

naf&t8g @F SIC FFaotsfass
The controversial tactics of our active
caassaporAgy, shs Nsw York TsibUas, are
as once simple and safe. he assumes i'm
agznsky ground f0s An adversary aktsoka
Z posisf6n which va neseF occupied, and
having carried it with great gall GnEry, re-
joEsAs in q siesoTy when there vas no
hassls.. TAia improves decidedlY tqpon
the~yH3sutaAfs gDapkain Boeadal fsg ghas
hero proposed tie bona fde killing Of his
foea, though he never did 1t. The inge-
NOUS editor of the Tribune has Just
brought his peculiar strategy 20 bear Up
oa ourselves By aseEibiag - US the Eas-
~sdrnpsiou has Ehs S6htA is unanimous in
desiring the President TO restore slavery"
We beg TO disayow "a such assumption,
for wa kaassG In noxsams4 All that We
woald desire Of the President in regard
to slavery s0fes u alone az q poaisg.-
Wheneser our armies came Ia conaisi WITH
slavery il was sonpasens for thsa p con-
vars 10 she aaiIitaxy use ik~amsa 10 be
rsgardea i'm eAe ligks ak &kzy sosAsg pFspsg-
/ n, as Che Psssidsnk said be regarded H.
| Bat ths gheesesisal unis sgsal abossioa Of
slavery was ~ much bsyona sAe PTssa-
dentis power - IL srRasoended his con
! eonstisusionai right. We shoaad net ssk
the Presiaans ta restore the sl#ses legili.
EaaseEy taken insa the public service any
uaors chan ws should AK the ~sessssasaop
of auy other property forfeited BY . rebel
Nor would the South be BY any means
unanimous for the ssssoYSsfon. Weknow
that there are thousAnds Id the South
who would gladly gsg rid of kheiF slaves
il shsy ooald. Ths nnznhsra OF negroes
offered to the 0oleuisatiez Soeiesy In ev-
ssy State In the South Tor ssanoyal "a
Alrisa during sas last tkissy ysass i
proof Of de fact. Bat who ID sbe South
ssald assigs to sse shs aaddsn and gene.
raj emaneipasioa Of the sisvss shsFsa~
The best friends Of the negro woald de-
plere Il. And is the we'll being Of sh.
white rsee to be entirely thrown eas q
tho question: Can tha asrsass Of mos
Ifanasicsl fEiend Of sha aegre look upol
shs saddsn and ovsrwkelnFrg ram o. ID,
whitss Of the Somth upon sAs aazaalisiol
i OF the trans ssad snd f~ounaAtiUass Of ID
society oh that vast ~regioz-.kn faes o
bexxsYy IA shs whites and ruin " th
biseLs ~thsneeivss? u sueh 3 Rsyoln
/ zion 10 be ths work sf Q day, ~ shsai1
rfis bs one Of 81 a8ef Its mo- In he Ii
. esrsst al slavery we spsak IL i IN II
interest of hamanssy, oil tFassrnisy, Q
~sisiIisAsi0n, thai M Hrotsas agaasss Cd
n rresidaas undeFsaking 10 Eranpis apo
: STATS laws, State eoussitisasioEs %
Sssae iastafati0ns. IN 10 alayesy tkssAl
go havg 1sSR rarxyxxsx& IA M = daxsxasss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24
To NePvaus suRereRs Of Beta
~ s a@W2N t 4w

Arsrsrusd S-Nnslmaau Aaying ssS1 ssassssAS -
hssl,h la a ssw days, afssr azassssaang all ina zssai
,ou.ips ana ~lxxexalsr sxpxasivs aso4as at treat
msaA without success, eonxiasrs IL hls Sacred sass
"a sas.uauntcass Is hls sasacssa sssle~ wss4sFsa tAs
#ss@s af e@sas Raaas, 80 sae FsSssss as ~ aS@s
t,vn v~uyvssvs. nv w4ai seal ttsss1 a copy % INA vFs-
s~Gxiptiea a@sd. DEsGS 10 %eEN BAssA1
ma PwIssn ssxsaa, BgsoklyRs MI. a @~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

~
Proposals Will be TssAlve& ey The sasasgsisne6,
~ he asaee Il he 0kt1 EasinseT 81 the saay sf
CsuswaA HsAsM& 20 10 FfEaAys 0e&a&Sg 49, faF
faFssAsaEnx ems aaxteriAM AMI sanstratMn8 bFfcA
psvsaaamsa, or atae walks, stEAA teski n Mt&zAs wish
arSx& cur@-~ko ea Es&as NJ ~ test h&F& AMxus 6xk&
-~an cegasAn ~Rerssena az Centre 0saxt and Pearl
ssrsess, wfkA1n Ksglsas Asss A&4atxSa W Cezn<sR
aasas, aa Aegasnaflsg asacFieaa
sasa paveznaaks viii b. laid en- 10 aawsA AIDS %
Court stsses In 'front.' VI soss III H. ~ and ~ kn
Ease& 4 On she sAss staa sf Pearl asTsss % ths west
treat Of ksss !. D. . and Q in nlock vi 90 tbs
west stas sfPearf ssxsss, aiUes Chs eAas si&s 81 iss
IL IN Block Tt &Aa ca the wsst aida ut GeSlse Street.
ii front % toss q . an&8 In 8lcGk tG~~asIln RsyAas'
arss Aaaiksa To GeRsSl Hinds. Iowa.
Proposals wiii nsms q price per feet raA sfpAFe-
asaaa fos doing tas szsGEs woFk. Tae wsyk VIII D
paaA fer whsn osaspisssAs ~ the City sf 0suaal
EsaHs, aaa tAe epss and exRsaas assessed 70 shs
respective Iots en- which sad p&genznts srea1 ~
adzein, ard eaiieeted a. other city tAxaas Far
farthar InsoEsnasisa Apply 10 the andessiEnea.
sAMuxL JACOBS. City knsinesx.
Caunsil Asnzs, Sspsanzt&ft ~ 1858 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

gSr Mar, Wan b Co, hare just re-
eeivsd a vsry large lot Of all kinds Of
CLOTHING, which they proposes 70 sell
low fer cash. Their stock has been ss-
lscted wish especial care, fox this market
and for tha Plains. All kinda Of ~sasigrans
goods eonssaasiy on hand. Give them .
call u goa want bargains Sw.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

e. Jon PE1xxzxa, can be done better
and ekespw at sae Bstgss Once, than at any
other establishment. Vest OF the Missis-
sippi river. Those wanting any kind OF
Printing done, will and IL to their advsa-
tags to ls&ss thar ordsssas this Oahse--
We warrant satisfaction, or make 90
charge. Terms moderate.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

- We have for sale, e eoapls Of "a
No. II CUTTING BOXES. Now is
the time 70 use them. Gall at the once
and lock at thea. q.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

sP-EnMATORRH0A CAN NE
N@WEU~&.a ~

DR.. RAHDss spEofFfo cares S9ssrassozrh @a
Seminal w saaness, Insotsncy, Lasa Of FewsF, &a's
xDssally and szsssaaIly. Ess sssssa sEs Ia9 EAs~
,oas, 4 sxsss o. s@s smRnzzza sziiK esassass sAs
most x~kspSfess III ass ~uasxisst TrHes y 9 hax--
Sen. postpaid to my asarsss, ns. o. urzAxs
%s Chastaut Street, Philadelphis. Pa Circulars
sent free. Esaas hS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24


ALwAYs Chr rHx BHsF.-TheRa II 20
Sewing Machine In ases thas giysa
the general sasisfacsisn, saas Gssysr
q Bakers doss. Tasy are 70 ssmPis,
that . child twelve years old sfsss . IT.
tie practice, can Opsrass shen- Tbs
streagsA and beauty Of toe stitch. tbs va
risty Of work, the durability, sas ease
In running il, recommends is oysE sil
osbar machines for family uss. IL
has taken shs arss prszaium aa nearly all
the ssasss FaiEs, - being the bsss Ma
chine in use. Price s4s and upwards
Aus person dsssrsag v rsssAass Ma
chine, ssa examine Grsssr d baksFfa
by calling 81 car residence. Al srasr'
win receive pxouaps atasnsiop.
II D. w. gARPKsRTRR, Agsas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24
s~ N. rsiFd Anaus, yair 81 eo.sAs

w~atsaale eaansy, swsrdsds 70
IS .as svss x-vessszn fer the sxsTaY9caME 90
uw,srrwa. rssss waasias Job wsrk % any kiaa,
wna.saavssHss zazke O Assz ss ssts ssvS SEgsfs
= Ia sSsnssheasxs s&s fxisnas sA sssFsasE
~. waavfaesion warranted, OF no rAasge aa&s.
m.as a nass Of tAas, too.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

n nero rss hnnk y ! aryed sf
ssns LOO psrsoas = sncw Ill - !
kswkd1ys Agos foe <Apssa . whats nssaenu
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24
EcENAn3zHn0TAI&3Sn
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81
ssssx orssss. Ceu.est nrygss,f
w-axa-ss~sss. sko6as - ! - 81 N 81
:ss., go. : 80 =. !. ::' ! I
ffu9s-&sssvss SS&nzhtsF&4 f@S
awzp-aa saa4. - Ia = xua. ss.@
a-Isas-ss.s. 50 =. ,s.s !. :. So.
sa.os ssasl sssssssss as
COAX AxAlTsEs slesM ssisss = ~ "a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500 49,
sse7xnk--xfssa EN- tasss
LAsDsa .sss
sN~1ssa f.g.ss
nRnswax--xsalsw, xssssvA Sc
waIsEEx-ssassass aasls gscs ss1ksaas Base
CD {, .s.asr ...l.s ..,ss
:. = : : =; :, =. a.,g -
ExaaAaaz~-aasksp ia, pxrs sasssfa y y esns.
mzw w0sx xARxxr~2Amp wAMaANSm.
,saysask ssalsss-
a. acre wssraasa. see8 Ta&S
d . 90 %
Tm " -+-..-
-. .s.sma
49, y Rsssa asssx wvxxsaAE wg8G8
$3.50.
suSsn&. sssna&.
F*EMa& N& MI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24


with ezgrzvtngs at Inc Rsaa2as Gssaaas
Tnasaa, Negro, Celestial, Aszelins, TuEa-sp. and
Pad xosss, via ths haraessfYsas~ ~ esr =
R-vne~%saas sasa&s rsrAy. Lss-sain ans pale
or faai and red. pxam ss p~outiua sssssasaE 90 Assaas-
Movra-aaxgs or Szasii. H&HA-@isAs OF sssss
eOs~sa ~ fsss ssFsasAi ~ s@H- fAys
or psarsas Asssxs @Aersds *xxTarvte4iss
regular. XxAs-taszs or sazz1i. MFEx~@asnF en-
.hortI s~xrs-eSsxh sr assosk hAksssA aAsy
Illustrated Sfski sAAstasfass. 4sSNasaasAa, laugh
and vssea. ali sasscass sA&sseas4 w . aAss kA~w
aa Aanss, face trOza a dAsAsasss oas, and ws VIII
saess asw. Bsssasa sAs asswss ws sAaA tseaa 60
90 sAs Essaxal Hissszy I'd aaa3 q
P~sTssoEasy, sysa sas ava sf Llfs saA HsAisAS
Of sa Yaxa asaM y 81 sssns sa cAasasAszs ard Ass
70 rsss gssaas as vznssosoEo&Hy sss RhAaasapsg
Of mina asa SfrsyeasOIosr Nv ssssaes " We
Seal. MAs. wisAFsfsssacs 10 sAAas gsiAaoSa q
life, saaaal, tatslssetaal, aaA s~ssxisasas aaza Ssss
sssa can % ssss, sin-hs ssscaaased ID sAe RhRk~
HoloasCAE JOURNAL AFp Lyg nLasTsA-
Tgp. eKsw siasas=sssamsaSs Sazg lisa a hAaas
-sazasasz,a naantAlg, ~ saly vi o. yess' 80
ole naaasasA Lscsasa. Please saassss owls
wKALs, szBsRos9wxy, Mes xsEs-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

- AsaH10 D1ESeARsAaAeh
estimated tetesME s3saEesS
ia tie : !
ssasaesaM = fvt3A
ssssasY-ave thoasand, ard thak thia dos
Al s,s-hsisIe
afssaoa.
2A
Er North Caxplimg1He been t4svmcss
Iiadly ssssssd u AsSs1 ssllS6ss sSasss,
andssksisyzte smtts 49, IL ai1Qoetiea
il rekurn. assfM1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

The inserias 20 raAy ssSsaz dsassesss me sszass-
iax szp. Dr.. LANES AExyDoTA FOB sTRoaa
DRINK is 4 ssxtain cage tor Drunkenness. IL as-
stss . DISLIKE fer strsng drink and eaa Be szzasav
isssxsd without tbs kaowisasss sf sxs passszss@~
Price, 81 3 boz. Seat by mail 10 aEy address, ~
8. O. uPEAM, &s oasstaaa ssEsst. Pailsdslpaia,
Pa. oircalaxs ssaa tsss tSzss ls-ns
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

Wnf&ek4
k1essass Rensas fse
snsrnassSrheas ors le.tMA4
WNnkmoess Am4 09mhSAA =
r~itabihfey In saaAoHeexs
9Ais il he saiy rssnsdy sok ssxssl ussllsss. isa-
wasazxv. &c , wAich has the apTrasA4 ~ aAs msor
iaxI pxasssaAoa It's saccsss IN Sea Most sxus-
erasnarr~eGscEtnR cures IN ezsse Nhsrs ~ stAez
uszhsds 81 ersatznens hsa fatIsd onA - 3x poz~
q nEshs asHC1ElC PULLS VIII RsFsasnsntiy szss
az ease 81 s34ktnAa weakness, eF I~tzfssHltia In
pptsnay, however a&sFaratsas whS<nsFcsnssfsAAasA
q. o. &gfstng FROM R6zze ax sxrssss
IMPoaxAk9 NRDfCkEK 1szENoNx
Ell havs asea ysaZ spesiae PILLS Id Haany sasss 20
suzeyaasassaes, azA viii tia zasSk yaxfsck sacessa.
80. Marc sAHDxns y. b. LII D.
ssw, sssisss il y be - aaszs sspssaas IS say
~uaaslrkaa can DO. we have cured aaaug sswefe c.
80 vita fra@a six % ten desss.
pa, ). gaasHy 4ansrtrzn goaE Mel afSaeees
81 hsvsS sszSs ssssa ali gAaa eeala ss assirsa--
gaair amsSs has hesn &xasr wsnasrfsl
n. r. DEcKxE, ND.
wTrYnls aet 1 NonarsspssAie Rssasas, nor 10 sasss
asy snescury cs esae< deisseFlsus iaxxsaasnss esas-
PRrCa.--es pss sax; I'M beaaseas y, ~ mai,
pgs-paids Per saAa NJ sAs sole 6easFaa DsveS ID
]. WINCHESTER - soaa street, q.
xaae tl-s6oa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

BxAsxs.-ws hare on hand and tor
.sss aaak wArrsmses nsssss nAeas 81 ssass, zras-
aes,s sale. sassiess Dlaaka, xssssaas Rfsss ans
nohds faT Deed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-24

I Asvs me ARsaGs Sea rAastns . fs~ saasfasa VI a&AsA
Ga klas, fa# s~sssisss, eaFsasaaAsas sasshs, y sspas-
atisn In znaas vssy sssa- Thess wasaAas ~ $500
90 - asesssasy re- sAsir ssspass swAa asfxsn -
syali thsaasasss es tails spparsanasss ~ saaisas -
- -s.A..s ssa.v L ". AAaBTr7-
oaunet, sluaa, Eowa, April %. ass
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LxsaEc 0saat Gers

AxnillA .aea Cotton Oegdazsa areeu sanzi
xsass fer ghs szls oE Cas- ssesa osreasar. MiEs, MAJ
sf9 akEs ~ $G&S 6 4a&aeAs kasAsx AsSxzz& sza
zNTE NS-
usay ssask wsIl q sa Tines ss sssnA tFzEs IN
tsTzH4 tag 4esaAz zgFaH
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05

RAFT RIVER ARD Goose sCREEK. Noun
TAINs.-The following is the account given BY
Mr.. Holey, one of a party of prospectors
who have just returned from a tour up Raft
River and the Goose Creek Mountains
We left Bannock on the 10Th of October
followed the Emigrant road up Sn4ke river
for so miles tten struck off to the S. F. for
40 miles; then due South and struck the Cal
tornla road in the Goose Creek Mountains in
about 20 miles, and went about 80 miles fur
Their up Raft river which is a small stream.
having only about three sluice-heads' of water
IN 1t. White and gray porphyry. looking
like Imitation marble, is The only rock there
and it sticks out on every point. Large slabs
of 1t have slid off the mountains into the gull
ches. | saw It often 20 feet long and rarely
over 4 inches thick I thought it Just fit for
tombstones. We did not see any quartz. or
any places tc tempt us to prospect, but we
sunk few notes and found the same bedrock
as noted hefore-always in fakes and easily
pryed up with pick-a good deal of black
SAND, Dat not single color of gold. Water
Is very scarce; no timber but juniper except
on the highest mountains, and there but
small quantity of white fir never over Is or
Is inches through at the butt. We did not
see any Indians except on Soake river every
party OF them had papers of recommendation
some signed by General Conner and others
by Captains of military companies. We are
confident there is no gold in the region we
VISITED and found it Gully barren wilderness.
W e arrived at Bannock on 9th November
well pleased to get back.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05
Correspondence
BANNoCK CRY, Dec. 2, 1868.

EDITOR News:
SIR-The extent and richness Of the gold
and silver leads of South Boise appears to
have the effect of causing those leads nearer
home to be disregarded, aud the Eldorado
District only to 7 miles distant from vour
office is almost unknown. aud vet there exist
within about two miles five lodges all of which
are spoken we'll Of. First, at the junction Of
East and North forks of Eldorado Gulch iS
the Watson Lode next comes the Diadem j.
then the Landon followed by the Fuouia. and
hree-fourths Of mile above is the Mammoth
These five lodes are parallel to each other.
The largest is the Mammoth, being 9 or 10
#. through and the rock is very rich. Ofthe
others, know but little, but the Diadem and
Landon are highly valued BY their owners
On the Watson but little work has been done
and the Fuquia must-speak by Its assay A
piece of very poor rock, not supposed to con-
tain much of anything, was brought into town
and Mr.. David Markham who is interested in
the lode had it assayed by Messrs. Rossi &
Robe OF this town. The following is copied
from their returns:
Before melting-2O0 grains; after melting
-23 grains gold and grains silver. Value
per ton in gold-$751 80; III sIver-$12,61.
Total in gold and silver $1,000.
The Fuquia Is about 3 feet wide on the top.
1t Isl just as important.to discover leads near
home as to go so far away for them. 1t is
like the Canada woodsmen who will 90 5 miles
for stick when they can get one just as good
250 yards from their doors,
Respectfully, II. N.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05

TEE REASON WHy.-To those who are not
aware Of the reason why Wells, Fargo & Co.
have changed from once week to three
times month, we would say that heretofore
the California Stage Company under contract
have been bringing the mail through from
Sacramento TO Portland in seven days, thereby
delivering the express from California and the
Eastern States in Portland ahead Of the
etea mers. On the 18th Of November the
contract time changed to - days, so that now
she steamers are ahead of the stages, and
they only arrive in Portland three times a
month, consequently if the Boise express did
not wait for the steamers. it would miss the
latest papers and letters and we would be
worse off than we are under the present ar
rgngement.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05
Sheriff S Sale,

D Y virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID Justices Court OF Boise county, Idaho Ter
I,oIy, on Judgment rendered therein on the Path
day vi September, 1863, in favor of J. D. Bayless,
and against Thomas Price, for the sum Of one
hundred dollars, and fifty-fve dollars, cost of suit,
nave levied upon the following described prop
erty, ro-wlt: Oae house and lot on Montgomery
,treet, twenty-five feet front, and running back
eighty feet adjoining on the south by ConscobIe
and on the north by Wentworth. And l hereby
give notice that will, on the 22d day of Deceni-
Der, 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises,
sell the said property public sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, to satisfy said Judgment, cost
and accruing cost. S. PINKHAM, Sheriff.
By J. W. KEENAN,, Dep'y.
Dated November 10Th, 1863.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05

PosToFFIcB At PLAcEBvrLE.-There has
been United States PostotHce established at
Plaoerville, and Mahlon B. Moore appointed
Postmaster. The Office will be open for the
reception Of mail matter on Monday the 18th
day Of January, 1854. The FIRST mail for
Walla Walla will close on Wednesday the
9th Of January. Plaoerville baing the only
-S&a5 IA the Basin of any Importance at the
time publication was made to the P. 0. De-
partmcnt, IS The only office as yet established
Others will follow as soon as a mail starts.
When Uncle Sam begins to bring and take
away letters for our Piacerville neighbors,-
Bannock, Centerville, Hog'ers and Boise City
will be very apt to be in for share Of his ia
vors
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05
Territory Of Idaho,

C1uHJy u bDIse.
In the Probate Court in and for said County and
Territory:
To Peter Rigg: You are hereby notified that
David II. Anderson has filed 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 win he taken as
confessed, aud the prayer thereof granted. The
object and prayer Of said complaint is to recover
the sum of five hundred dollars, balance due OF
promissory note executed by you, and payable to
said b. II. Anderson.
j. X. SHAFER, Plaintiffs Atty
Dated at Blnnock, Boise Co., Nov, 18th, 1868 4.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05
Territory Of Idaho, ! G
County of BOiSn !
In the Probate Court in and for said County an,

In the Probate Court in and for said County and
Territory
To J. NJ. Withers You are hereby notified
that j. K. Shafer has filed 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 will he taken as
confessed and the prayer thereof granted. The
object and prayer Of said complaint is to recover
the sum OF three hundred and fifty dollars. bal
ancc due for counsel fees. and work and labor
done and performed az an attorney.
J. K. SHAFER, Plaintiff.
Bannock City, Boise Co., Nov. goth, A, D, 1863.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05
Admin istratcr,s Motioa

Estate of John Flanagan, deccased.-Notce is
ta,efehy given by the undersigned administrator 81
me above named estate to the creditors of and
al persons having claims against said. dec8ased
TO exhibit the same with the necessary 75uchers
@sn t%e.ye months from the first pablioation Of
sS otiGe 70 the Undersigned at his place of bus
IL yioheer' and all persons indebted to said
estate will MAKE immediate payment. sou
G. N. KLINE. Administrator.
Pioneer, Boise county, Nov. 9th, 1868.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05
(Communicated.)
rgngenent
BANNocK Cry, Dec. 8. 1853.
EDITOR BOISE NEWS

DANNooh III i WV y, 4oo0.
EDITOR BOISE NEWS:
S1R-Learning through number of my
friends that certain gentlemeR'of this place
have stated that my last feat of walking one
hundred hours was not done on the square.
Now |, the undersigned, will wager fifteen
hundred dollars that can walk one hundred
and five hours according to anyrules Of walk
ing, any time between now and the 25th of
the present month. Any person or persons
fishing to accept the above wager, can find
j e in town, or inquire at the Idaho Brewery,
yhere ali the preminares can be arranged.
JAMES BRADY.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05
Adm nistrator S Notice.

Estate Of J. Mcdonald deceased.-Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the
above named estate, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers within twelve months from the first pub
i1catlon OF this notice, to the undersigned, at
FHend, cunningham & Co.'s Hail. lower end OF
ram street Bannock city, Boise county, and all
persons indebted to said estate are REQUESTED to
make immediate payment
j. B. FRIEND, Administrator.
November 9th, I863.-I0wA#