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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-31
Notice

rs Hereby given 10 Edward Seymour, u
IL Nonresident OF the state OF Olo that 9Th day
uctpuer 1865. I!enty b. aisus Leu eu"n la lac
OF Common l,ah within AID te County ut AsLLUud,
aud siac Ul Oho therein aEsng TIE ulu ETwdid srluUu
apaty ueeudL Gnu IL substance teliIg iOth ia Uu iue
h my 81 October, III the loso &c rutS.u lnO
tract wlh said Leedlnl, by e ers vi wLIcu te dlrauat
agreeu 10 urhLse oI tne iamtd certain ta.tOi snu III
tue petition pItt eulary uescIDeu Promised 10 teIe
for Tie u Ul -Four uuuur.G aLu Eltl U UuILs ad
lis tHree ptomi,ry NOTES lheeiDr-VAs lur UIv un,Ied
lUllars "be The h't day Ul SaC. tuen tU
Two iiu'ed IIorS, payable Tue dy vi teuUcr,
then ueAt anu iUr iuudleu a-d FIiiy-nU Dollars
yea tO.u tie uts uy Ul Stpleneef tAvu
ensuing, Interest, the Interest U Oe u
That Afterwards the saI dctnGet tU a tuo
oi ten cent nteeAt SAID moses, aud sad utaet iL
Tier huleu luLt III .elLdlt vi sIu euts t1u contract
sLouu Ue rud at the option OF paIuu IAo Iant'u
that CeAu Ls bGen made lyioois,
Is sad deieladnt upon cUuluc aud DUte
tue u Four ilUuuIed seventy o.UJ uO
ineIesI from the lint 10y UcoUer, 1908 lLe prayer vi The
ptttIun 10 that LIE contact may De Iocootd an tOT
al TUie. lie eIdaut Will requIed be-
fore tie tccJuL dAy Vi Jauuay, IoVI
bt.-5 s4MU.NDo x CALDWELL,
for tho plaiptH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-31

Diseases Of Kidney aud Bladder
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed and the Patient restored 10 Hesl
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ELAX ! FLAX THE subscriber
will not recave any Unrotted Flax Straw this
Fall as the season " too far advanced for carrying the
cess OF Ro tint He will buy sgain spring. All those
having the roted article will hnd ready market for 1t at
Mill n sent forward soon.
Tho dressing OF custom Flax win commence on the
FIRST or March,
and the terms will be third oil the Flay offered.
St723 JAMES OSBORN.
M,chaicsyille. Austinburg Oct q, 1863.
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kIHGSvILLE ACADEMY :

TIIE Winter Term Of this Institution
II will clmnleucs Tuesday, November I'D,
1913, an couuuue 10 wetks.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
a. JuDSOE BARRETT, A. NJ PrilGaal.
Miss ACRELIA II. CHAPMAN, lreceptrcss.
rs EMILY L. .wARNER. Teacher OF Latin aaI Astronomy
nl.. EMMA rALuEr, A'''-''a'
PIsL A LICE, Teacher Of Vocal Gasie.
Mss LIBBIE c. wRIGH Teacher Of Instrumental Music
FRANCIS L.LUSK Teacher of spence.iaa Psuruanship.
The character OF Kingsyie Academy beca so long es-
iasshed, that it might seen supeituous to do iuaa
make tIupe announcement Of the te when the different
sgns would begun But It's lrieds Always glad 10 learn
what 1t has beeu doing nteuds tU d.. Tue
been greater than Or teyeA yeas la,ttuele having been
enruieI i5i names. Puueiualty devotion Atudes aud
hne progress have eharaseriIrd the ssloArs centrally
During the past term Dr. uiy IeWls celebrated tnnaate
exercise have been introduced with decided They
VIII Le continued hereafter nee o charge 10 the students
vic may wish u engage ia them
We deeo the inodletn OF these practical gymnastics,
an nportant addition to the eAegeiEss O tue school, ad
though costing Tie student nothing will Leaidrs auording
hiln vey pleasant aud safe recreation Prove
yigor botL o body aud OF and Il is sytsn cf physical
aingg perfected y OF The n0t uoted physicians in the
S'uHH9 IL hIuellllg lTac
II canuOt iAh To eJnbute largely tOwlT iseae
and Nigor to tee whole systsl,
Particular attention wl be pad dOng the winter term 10
the study OF Philosophy themiatry Astronomy and Eocu
On These sudeb Do not Vi schools receive tue Htteu-
ion bsr Importance demands. Frequent illustrations OF the
three et naned tudes will be IN Ide with tue spparatls-
Tie Telescope aud Magic Lantern Will make tue study Uf A.
tIonoHy iuienssly Interesting, 1t is douby sOwne
the innslc benss resulting from the study OF the wonder
ul pnncies OF rhiosophy aud Chemistry cannot fail TO
cure a large c.as Ia stLsr0f these sciences.
Teachers Class will be formed or the benelt sf those
who may dese 10 teach during the coming winter All tie
bIaucheS usually taught Ia common schools viii receive
thorough Tevie~-Irepiss Sil bs eEpLiued-thsones dis
eusedmethOds cODplTedand NO aus will DO spared to
qualify tue meMbes OF this class u inpa ia the nos i'm
pTeL g manner efficient aud practical instruction.
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RATES OF TUITION.

Board in private families from 81 rs TO To So 90 week
Rooms for sh boarding at very modsrats rates.
tD~ fulton payable in advsnoe
BY order Of the Trustees,
II. IL. WEBSTER, President.
AMOS LUCE, Secretary.
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.Atlention, Soldierst
And the Friends Of Soldiers I

We cali the attention Of all having relations friends in
the 10 the fact that HoOands German Btter will
cure Of the diseases induced by exposures AHd
pivaons incident TO camp life 10 the lists published al
most daily In the newspaper the arrival VI the sick IL
will be noticed that large proportion suffering
from debility Every Of that kind be readily cured
by HOoaands German Bitter We have hesitation In
stating that II these Btes freely used among sol
deIs hundreds Of lives might be saved that otherwise oud
be lost.
The propetors daily receiving thankful letters nom
sufferers in the army and hospitals who have been restored
TO health By the Of these Be sent 70 them BY their
friends.
BeWars Of COuatsrfeifs
tY- See that the siguatur. Of &C. H. JACKSON" Ia on
the Wrapper of each Bottle. ...
E1~ Price per Bottle, rs cents; or half dos for g.
% Should your druggist not have the article do
not bs put of the intoxicating preparations that
may be offered its place. but send TO and VI fer
ward, securely Iacked, by express
Principal Office and Manufactory,
No. ssI ARCH STREET.
JONES go EVANS,
Successors TO c. N. Jackson Co..
Proprietors.
ty- FOR SALE BY Druggists and Dealers in every town
in the United States.
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IRON Foundry.

---.U:--
TNlIE subscribed having purchased the
l. FOUNDRY of J. D. Crosby IN the Village Of Ahtabua in
tend 10 III, busntss in all its branches N Cooking,
Paror and Office stoves l0ws hO,w ware Maehinery, and
Miscrllane 'us Castings, generally.
To the character o their wurS they woni invite particular
attention fnr lie snoOhneSs and lea Of surface the
accuracy onts, they willing to challenge the closest a
sprcinn.
eg- Orders promptly filed and prons avraNle.
MONTIGLE CLEMENS, & co.
Ashtabula, October 9TH, 1868. 720.
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And those working hard with their brains should sway
keep bottle Of HOOFLASDS BlTTER5 them, as they
will dnd much beneat from M use. TO bath nind and bodJ
in,igorating and not depressing.
1t is not Liquor Stimulent.
And leaves prostrati0p,
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Parents
Literary Men, Students,

Having suffering children above and wishng 20 raiss
them, will eget the day they commenced NA thess
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Thousands OF citizens suffering Dyspepsia
Liver Dseases and 10 whom the following questions apy
we guarantee HoofLANDS GERMAN BlITERS vii
cure thom.
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A s II T A D q L A


Saturday Morning. October 81, 1883.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-31

lSr of Letters Remaining in the Post
~ Office, Ashtsbua, Ohio, Oct. 90, 1868.
Alen-Colns Kellogg-Mrs Sally
Baker-Emna Mrs laurriie-JGles
B. Bowii-R Sm-H
Bhop-MIs ElisabcthA Tyler-Niss Mary
Lurtey-Chsrles NEghi--Miss Betycy
Caitney-Wm WebG--Ms Elizabeth
COppin-James WilsOn--Mss West
Frld-E9wurd II Woodworth-Wm
Griaith-Miss la lore Webber-Nrs Lo inda.
keeu-Cai,t W
Persons calling for Nh. above will please say
Il. HARRIS, p ~
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Dyspepsia ana Liver Disease

we guarantee HoOfLAND GEtMAN Bl1TERS wik
cure thom.
Dyspepsia ana Liver Disease.
Do you iise with a coated tongue mornings with bad
taste in the mouth and poor appetite for break DO you
feel when you brst get weak and anguid yon
scarcely get about 10 have dizziness the head at
your bowels cosve and Irregular and appetite change
able Do you throw wind from the stomach, and do
you swe ofen DO you feel ulness after eating, and
shaking when the stomach Is emptyl DO you have heart
the things: Are you unusually at
times DO you not become restless and often lay until
midnight before you TO sleep! and then at ines
don't you feel dull and sleepy most Of the timer Ia
skin dry aud caly also salow In short, not your life
u burtheu, full oS SfUrebodingss
DR.. Hoofand's German Bitters
Will every Chronic Nervous Debility Dsesse
of the Eidneys, aud DAeasss arising from disordere d
| stomach.
Observe the following sympons resulting $on Disorders
Of the Digestive Organs -
Cnnrti-
patton, Inward
FILES Fulness Blood
10 the Head, Acidity of the Sto-
mach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food. fulness Weight in the Stomach, Sour
Fluctuations, Sinking flutering at the Pit Of the
Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Sensations when in lying posture Dimness of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head. Deficiency Of Psrfpiraton, Yellow
psss Of the skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c.
Sudden Flushes Of Heat,
Bsrning Ia the
Flesh,
Constant imsgnings of Evil and great Depression ofSps.
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Delicate Children,

Thnse suffering rom MARASNUS, wasting kway with
scarcely any BAsh their bones cured in very short
time bottle In luch cases. viii bUrs usst GurprisDg
effect.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

! !" YOUNG women are full Of tears. They
will weep as bitterly for Il e loss of new
fdress as the loss Of an old loten Tber Will
weep for spite if they cannot be revenge,l-an
you. They will play the coquette in your
presence, and-Heep- when you are absent.
They will weep because they cannot go to a
ball or to tea party, or because their pa
rents viii not permit them to run away with a
villain, and they will weep because they can
not have everything their own way Married
women weep to conquer. Tears are the most
potent arms of matrimonial warfare. If a
grnff husband has abused his wife, she weeps,
and he repents and promises better behavior.
Women weep to get at their husbands secrets
and they also weep when their own secrets
have been revealed. They weep through
pride, vanity, folly, cunning and weakness.
She will weep over the dead body of her hus-
band. while her vanity will ask her neighbor
low she is fitted with her mourning The
Widow of Ephesus' believed the grave of
Ter spouse with one eye, while she squirt ed
owe to a young soldier with the other"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

NOTES ON EDITING A NEwsPAPER.-Ed.
ling newspaper is queer business. One
speaks of it as follows:
Ii the paper contains too, much political
matter, people won't have it if it contains
too little they won't have it.
It the type is large it don't contain enough
reading matter; if the type is small they can t
read it.
If we publish telegraphic reports folks say
they are nothing but lies if we omit them,
they say we have no enterprise, or SUPPRESS
them for political effect.
If we have few Jokes, folks saw we are
nothing but a rattle-head if we omit Jokes.
folks say we are an old fossil.
If we publish original matter, they damn
US for net giving selections if we publish se-
lectlOns, folks say we are lazy for not writing
more and giving them what they have not
read in some other paper.
Ii We give a man complimentary notice,
we are eensured for being partial if we do
not, all hands say We are a greedy hog.
If we insert an article which pleases the
ladies, men become jealous; if we do not ca.
ter to their wishes, the paper is not fit to have
in their house.
If we attend church, they say it is only for
Heet II we 90 not, they denounce US as de-
eitfnl a1d des perlte ~ wicked.
FIVE speak well Of any act of the Presi-
e,'elt, folks say we dare not do otherwise if
eve censtre, they call US a traitor
If we remain in the office and attend to
business, folks say we are too proud to ming
with our fellows I'VE go out, they say We
never attend to business.
If we do not pay all bills promptly, folk
say we are not to be trusted; if we do pay
prompt, they say we stole the money.
If We wear poor clothes, they say business
is poor; if we wear good ones, they say we
are a spendthrift.
Now, what is poor fellow to do9
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

THE KISSING Parsons Confession
$ My Christian frieads, you know thai
l lost my wife some months ago, [sobs
and tears, and that Nancy Stearns has
been keeping house for me. And you
know that I have little child mol a
year old Well, sometimes that child
would cry at night, and it would be d
long time before / could quiet it; and
last Tuesday pigbt-God forgive mel
the child cried SO hard that Nancy arose
aud came into the room, and leaued over
the bed to hush the child-and, broth
ers and islers, her leaning over me
there made me forget Christ"
9 What did you do ~ demanded the
minister, sternly.
Ill kissed herI" stammeredI
out the Deacon, between bis sobs, but
| have been very sorry about it, and
prayed to be forgiven, and ! want you
o forgive and pray for me, brothers
md sisters"
As the deacon bowed himself upon
lis scat, like the mighty oak before the
Deacon Goodfellow arose and
stonished the audience still more, by
aging:
Brothers and sisters, you have heard
hat brother Brown has said, and now
9 Wantsour forgiveness. For my par,
believe brother Brown is truly pen.l b
snt, and I am willing to forgive him
18th my whole heart. Aud, brothers
nd sisters, ! will add still farther, that
had no wife, and a pretty girl, like
fancy Stearns, should come into n1yt
JON, and lean over my bed, and lean
yer ME, I'd kiss her-sin or no SIM"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

A MIsTAKE.- Charles to the altar led
the lovely Jane, and to her fathers
house returned again, where, to convey
them on their wedding tour, already
stood coach and four. When 10 !! the
gathering showers at once descend,
cloud rolls on cloud, and warning winds
contend; this moves him MOI, but in be
hands bis bride, and seats himself enrap-
tnred by her side, when thus, to cheer.
the fair one, he begun, I hope we soon
shall have little SUM-" But Jane, to
whom the weather gave no pain, who
needed not the blast or patteriug rain,
but most about her future state be.
shonght her, replied my dear, I'd
rather have daughter"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

Somebody says devil" is a mean word
any way it may be written. Remove the d,
and it is "eyil, tFanspose the and it is ''yile,
remove the . and it is g i'll, remove thei aud
! remains, which has the aspirate sound Of
" hell"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
PoFrRY. I'VE have almost manuscript

PoErny hagealpost manuscript
enough in the copy drawer to make a re-
spectacle sized vslnnie of poems, but,
as it is generally of too personal a
character, aud much of it not measured
correctly, and as we have not room to
publish it all, if we were ever SO much
incIiiied TO do SO, we must ask our poet
ical friends to excuse rs, if they discover
that their pieces have all been left out
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

NT0TICE-Pa Parties wishing to exchange Banock.
IN City'Property, or good mining interests for
Good Farm, or other real estate, call at the Idaho
Aarketlfor further information.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

FALLING WEATHER,-Friday last was a
blustery day. Rain, hail and snow continued
to hold alternate sway until after noon, when
it cleared off and Saturday morning revealed
the fact that it had been at its old tricks
again in the night--from the fact the ground
was pretty we'll whitened with hail-slones.
The prospects are that Winter is about 10 be-
gin bis reign. Sunday was also disagreed
BILE, rainy, blustery day. The miners are glad
to see It, however, and whatever suits the
miners and assists in increasing their facilities
for taking out gold, is adding to the material
wealth and well being Of the country. When
their purses are fall the printer will come in
for share
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

FROM CANYON CRY. Messrs. Lord &
Austin, merchants at Canyon city, ar~
rived from there at a late hour on FRS
day night. They report that about 100
men had left Canyon and Auburn for
the Sinker Greek mines, week ago
last Monday; nothing since had been
heard from them, Hands are scarce at
Canyon. A hundred men can fnd en-
ploymeht there at 81 SO per day.
II State Journal.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
JAMES NJ. BLOSSOM & co.

Umatilla Landing =: Oregon.
WTHoLESALE and Retail Dealers in Grocer
w los, Provisions, Dry Goods, Clothing.
Boots and Shoes, dc. Miners and others will find
a good assortment in our store. We will sell at
bhe lowest rates for cash, Itf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

SHASTA AND Tehama Counties.-We cut
the following list from correspondence OF
the Red Bluff Independent, written from this
city on the 5th Of September. The list shows
the names of those whom the writer has
known in Shasta and Tehama Counties, Cali
fornia, that arc now residents of this Basin.
There are doubtless nearly as many more here
from those localities whose names do not ap-
pear. Siskiyou county is well represented
also, as we'll as almost every county in that
State: G. T. Russell, Robert Bailey, A. a.
Mix, George Byington, H. A. (alias Dick
Bentley, VIM. Humer, John Charlton and
family, Aaron Gilbert, J. S. Butler and family, 1
Joseph H. Chaffee. VIM. H. Howard, " jock
Dunlap, Mrs. Richardson. John Henson, Mrs. |
Sheppard, Dr. ]. A. Raymond, DIR. j. M. |
Belts, Charles Hof, Philander I. Giberson,
L. Timer, r. Pifling, " Fletch, Mr. and |
Mrs. Wentworth, "Pie Bigbter, Louis Wine I
namer, Joseph Leyinshon, " Jews-harp Jack"
Houston. Morgan, Alex. Wilson, Lem. Mead
and family, Mfr. Harrington, /. L. Roberts,
Jack Ramsour, Jim Gill, Lou Burk, J. A.
Porter, John Donovan, H. L. White, Jack
Fisher. VIM. Bennett, Jake Vinton, Jake Ro-
ner, Mr.. Weinmer, Beck" Ben Gooch,
Frank Drake, Frank aud Matt Louden, the
8radbury's, Pike, and host of Red Bluff
packers, were here three, or four days ago
and. IN fact, I see some one that I knew ia
hat trade, either teaming or packing, every
lay
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

Take off your hat, man" cried judge to
an amazon in a riding dress. I'm lady,"
was the reply, I'm not man" "Then,"
said his lordship. I'm not Judge
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

ByTracy & Co.'s Express, We have the
Oregon Times Of the. 18th, from which we
make the following summary of eastern news.
The dates are up to the 9Th:
The Memphis Bulletin has information that
band Of guerrillas entered Brownsville and
seized all the young men and negroes as con-
scripts Gen. Sherman left Memphis on the
9th With large force bound uD the river.
Grant is still ntenaced by guerriilas at Fort.
Smith. So many destitute refugees have ar
rived at Leavenworth from Missouri, that the
mayor has issued a proclamation to provide
means for their wants. "A Washington cor
respondent of the n Y. Commercial SAYS that
the apprehension that Rosecrans had been
cut off has no foundation The Richmond
Examiner of the 18th Sept, says Capt. Bell
has achieved brilliant success in the Chesa-
peakes having sunk seven Yankee vessels and
taken, considerable property together With /
seventeen prisoners. Washington dispatches
say rebel brigade occupy a strong poeitiou
on the Rapidan. Guerrilas still infest the
solth side of the Potomac News from Fort
ress Monroe to the 4th, says Richmond pa
pers state that the enemy fred 2OO-pounder
Parrot guns all day at intervals of 5 minutes
alternately at Sumter, Johnson and Battery
Simpkins. Very heavy firing is goirg on
his morning between the hostile batteries
ne enemy is still pounding away at the ruins
If Sumter. They are Smelling Fit johnson,
Four or five thousand rebel cavalry with ar
illery, under Wheeler, attacked McMinnville
Fem, on Saturday afternoon, SO of Sept,
apturing the town and garrison, consisting
# the 4th Tenn. infantry they also burned I
train Of cars and destroyed the railroad and !
elegraph. Several prominent Union men
re supposed to be captured. A correspond 2
mt at Nashville says they may intercept 1
for a few hours, but we not
My have force sufficient to drive them but U
much larger force back and defeat them. /
Dates to the 9th, from New York state that n
large expedition, fitted cut under sealed r.
riders, had left the day before, with artillery,
lfantry, cavalry and gunboats, their destina- '
on is unknown. The expedition is under I
1ajor General Foster, and is to strike heavy
low at a vital point i
The Richmond dispatch says the oyer-san- t
uine multitude are disappointed to know l
rat the chances Of taking Rosecrans army is
o easy job. The two armies are confronting
acb other in front of Chattanooga. Rose e
rams having established three lines in front OF
tidge. c
News from Europe TO the 24th, states that
Jason, rebel commissioner, has Withdrawn D
he London Times says the Confederates are VI
tended with England trying to keep IN the n
ight
Maximilian has renowned the Crown Of )
AUSTRIA, and accepted that of Mexico, at all Up
isks and perils.
The American ships Empress and Anna T. il
Ghmldt have been destroyed by the pirate a
alabama.
The Paris Patrie urges that the reply to
.ussia will be the recognition Of the Poles as
eligerents. =
II
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF. SUPERvr
IsORs. Board met Oct. 18th at the Auditor,
Office in Bannock-J. G. Smith, President.
aud Frsnk Moore. w. B. Underwood, Cl.k.
By " Brown, nep'y. Minutes previous
rneeting read and approved. +s
Second day audited accounts to the amount
.of $3,526 u. The resignation of Jno. !.
Price. ]. p, accepted. The Sheriff was au-
thorized TO make proposition to the com
'nanler of Fort Boise to take charge of the
county prisoners and work them 70 pay their
keeping. A. S. Goodrich was awarded the
keeping and boarding Of the INDECENT sick,
and Drs. Raymond and Belts the radical at
tention. The former at $50 each per month.
and the latter at SIS each per day. Board
adjourned until the 1st Monday IN Nov.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

DtsPA1HEa VIA H. BLUFF.-By the
last express we received slips from the
Red Bluff Independent Office, contains
ing dispatches from the East They had
been anticipated one week by the way of
Portland but in the winter, when tele-
graph lines are out Of order north Of
that place, we hope to be able to pub
lish dispatches from the Independent"
ahead Of all other means of cOmmunis
cation.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

AMUsEMENTs-The Benefit Of Chas. Ber-
nard was eminently successful. The perform
ers did we'll, and the house was crowded.
Many who purchased tickets were unable to
procure standing room in the aisles of Kelly's
eapaoious theater. Quite large sum must
have been realized. Balls and parties are
becoming frequent and popular. The Pion-
GERS led off last week with brilliant assem-
blage Of the beauties and heroes Of Boise.
Next came Union Ball given last night.
Others we hear are in contemplation. The
Winter is bound TO pass off pleasantly in spite
of the wind and the rain, and the cold stormy
weather.