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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
Eo,cAL.
How to Keep in Good Health,
What Is the Cause of Disease.

TuyuE PRIMARY CAUSE or EvHRY DISEASE THAT
hesh 4 heir n = iInpgry q the blood. The blood
become Impure from many causes Impure air change
~ weather, UNIV hoesome food and exposure among
she principal q mpurify q the blood The symp-
toms gdduess headarhe. confused thoughts. eyes
dull and heavy dro~sness constipat Of the bowels,
bed taste IN the mouth foul tongue. liver complaints,
pains In the back and legs loss o. appetite, sieepess
ns hts collie cramp. pain aud ghfncss Of The chest heart
burn. govt and rh~nmatim, pgtng and purzing, ehis
and evers or less accompanying these. and long
train q troublesome and dangerous Affections all 81
which BE- prevented an cured by few dsser
q DR.. STRlCKLAND's YEGETARLE FtRlFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purify the blood and put the
stomach. bowels and liver In heshhy condition They
particularly suitable for chronic and nervous dis
Every family and every solder should keep 2
supply o. these pills. many diseases obvated BY
their They a mild and safe medicine, and can be
taken any time without danger Of taking cold.
Sold by all Druggsts sent any part receipt Of
IS and a stamped enveop, addressed Dr. STKlCK
LAND. East Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
n Medical Report,

nON A NEw METHOD ~ TREAT
~ ING Venerial Diseases, including ~ -
syphilis in all its Gouorrhca, E9itr =
elect, Structure, Vari'oc&, and Hydro kxTS FE
eele, Diseases the Kidneys. Bladder, Sty -
&c, with jut mercury containing val sSLS ~
liable treatise on that widespread mala- fs,N S9T
dy of youth, Seminal Weakness Noe ft.rskA -
turnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm S1FN 81
potency, &C., tho secret inhrmitics OF
youth and maturity arising from the baneful habit
of self-abuse To which Is added observations O
Female Diseases and other Interesting matter OF the
most importance 20 the married aud those eonempatin
marriage whoentertan doubts Of their physical ability
enter that state Sent 90 any address Ia sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention 10 the ire at
ment OF the various private diseases treated OF IN pr
vae report Our Dspensaryi the only Institution Of III
kind la America which has been tabshed by speeds
charter, an this fact should give IL preference tn
various quacks of doubtful character TO be foun In al
eli
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-27

aida. II Is said the Yankees have Lost four
Generals and 10000 men.
Gen. MeCa!och's attack upon the enemy
At Nlilhkene Bend turns out n brilliant nj
fair. A. usual, the Yankees put The negroes
in front. which resulted in a fearful slaughter
Of She latter. The enemy werc driven TO the
river. with a loss Of 1900. oar los about
$50. The Monroe Register slys:
A Fcd.ral army some ilcan thousand
s,rorv supposed to be troops from Roscc'anf
army Ia reinforce Gen. Grant, attacked our
forces .tatloucd at Richmond ca Monday
the l. ith inst Ten. Walkers division sta.
TONED there. having only about six thousand
Elective men after severe fighting were com
|poli.l 10 rrirtat, AVID are now at Delhi y
considerable number aH their way torc.hlotc'
Gen. Walker. aud hc wiIl 900 doubt ac abI'
/ 90 advance upon tAe enemy. The Invader
|bfru' Richmond wl ryfy dwelling heiwo,t
iaat j1an unl Hi.hus lynd anlEre dcv1s
Eating lLc ,YaHuy 300 g.ury direction
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-27

Col. CLARK are both In tn. army rhere Their
service. mast be indispcnsa bic, and he be-
leves they have been urged into u" contest
by their fri,ud, withou, taking mn5 part
themselves 10 tlp canvass The opinion OF
nearlv all the thinking men Of the state 30
far as we are advised. clearly indicates that
thsy ought to Withdraw from the race
The Huntsville Item ard The san Antonio
paper. are G,yorabiy Inclined to Mr. Marrah
The BroSnyiile Flag thu. speaks Of him
GrugaSArusiAa-llon Peadleiau Murmh
az Harrison county s cut lpr Governor. and
ss the East 6 entitled To The mau iais time
ve Think Mr. Marmh may accept the c'cr
tisn "a Byel fact Gen Mctu.loch IS do
In, Ue.l enough in the f,il aud we thins J,
,.ir ,la fulre service as s0.dieT than Do. could
s.Gattruar Hon. L :. Stockda'c Is a can
dpIa,e .a 'ht ssmn ticket with Mr. Mnnah
The above ticket is certainly a strong "n.
af.I if thr people ur, be- rlu. simply oi eject
Iay the b,.t men for g.sfI Offices arA ~ t"p
ies tas best m5n Dor elor 'inu they Will
.nro'y bold General " tulHch 100 t.t a-W!
aaI select Nr. Mural a, Goyguor
The expression Of opinion. it must oe oc
hrpslcl.eI. = thus '.r favorable 20 lis cleo
lt.r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-27
TIE LATEST NEWS.

We copy the following from the 1hrsre
port News
The latest rom Port Hudson is to SUNDAY
morning after 3 days fighting wc killed
about twelve hundred Of the enemy. our
men came ont Of their entertainments, noun.
ied Che onerny's breasiworks, drove them
back, spiked thc.r cannon and sDt fire 10 The
oreasiWora which we71 made ofc0,lon bales
and they returned with but little loss on our
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-27

TUE sodiery, lhe State Troops now under
1 orders the volunteer companies, and c.t
I-ens in Harrison aui The adjoining countic.
who are preparing Ter the military service.
are notified that the undersigned IS preparing
20 execute in an efficient and artistic manner.
repairs on firearms Of every kind.
W. r. y. BUTLER,
Located two miles South Il Marshall
jane y, 1869 r3Q.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-27

ERoM the subscriber on n,
! n NEGRO MAN p.n

h'h the subscriber on IL.
i n NEGRO MAN. nan
about iHiy Eve year. old. hcary
SIX or seven inches high. hrov,
wish q recent cut above the a.
lrncus with another negro. II.
smith by trade. The said pe.,,
two week since from CarroH y
way Of shreveport ard Mara
pearcd on ihc morning # NJ
small brown mare mulc. and H.,
road near 3yll making DIS ess
! VIII give Thirty Dollars ~.
apprehension and af custody y
gasa md mule, SO that / fas T., i
Information respecting them
cciycd by ''
J. Z nurUY.
MARIANNE g0yr
june ~. 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23

THE PASSPORT SYSTEM RgyIvRD.-Mr. Muir
ray the United States Marshal has received orders
from the Departments to ssue passports to passengers
leaving this port Ia American vessels and not TO per
nit ay perous ,esses to leave without passports
properly indorsed Admiral Padding has already dis
patched couple Of gunboats 10 watch vessels sailing
from ssr hArbor and enforce the regulations above
mentioned. Ono Of these gunboats Is stationed at
Tlroggs Neck the other ri Sandy Hook with instruo
tions TO deAin such are without passes Passports
CAT DO easily obtained BY those whose loyalty properly
vouched for The Secretary Of State AMI tho Secretary
Of War have decided that tho safety OF our vesses aR
ther leaving this port require the adoption
Of this str.ngon, TO render npossibc repeti
ton Of eis Chesapeake affair. Ths order took effect
yesterday No lover Of his country viii object 10 tae
little ncohvcriencs caused By tho revival Of tho pass
port system sheo tie protection Of our olens And cur
commerce dsmandit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
Chipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........Dsc. =
Cleared.

Cleared.
s.s s q Cs.t 49,. s 4Ss ss' d. a'i's' bs s
OBJ Jsiai,.on kingston. ia, Walden & Booth
co ssg,I ESp1, s $780, nas
Brdsrwsisr sissoo Liverpool, william. GuiOni Frsns
4 f.sr o. R:y.s" es so sm 1.ns. 20
ussss nsn: * Ia I.nSs rupsss
Bessl onssn Victoria sBr Conway glasgow Barclay .
Bns.~Gardin. Crortu.), Camps. oporo Hasrmeye. I
Brorer, Kenneth Stanley MaIanhaI, burdeu Everis(
I..Sel,. Hunter yDrh Wiley S. Johns n r. o0'a'a
ssseonor:-dsrtrqs., cssv.ll Lsspsr. Jed rsy'tS.,
G Dubois Weaver. New Haven n, b ,s 11'9'' G1.
4. NJ Edwards. shermsn, wa'Ainsion Bentey Smith e.
Marietta Hard B,oes' fswh,'TN n: ,; nseI" SSs
Meincke wsrd,; Charles Apua BIB DaasceuSe, Nss~AS
Osser Clay C. h. Van Name. Brsa. York Ai'a. ,.
Campbell
Steamship Potomac Sherwood Portland, nd's' and -
steamer Fr.eon Emery Baltimore, mdse., &c. 10 WINS
s:s.in.r VIZ, Woodward Cundd, Baltimore. ui'e., h "
scs@sr s. y. Phelps, Brown, Philadelphia ni'a' "LA
s..a.sI Kinga.her, Ny. Providence, nd,e, &c. 70 =
steamer Neys Mlnchu, Passport bal.s. to Hs,hswsyA
Bsss Schumacher. tPru. R.ch, M.r.eile' 50 days mdss
to FIneh Msncs~ WerdL During later pat Of pasec
En- Queen Of tie South ef s,uor- Chapman Pet
Royal :. C.. 10 days, balslt 10 uss,.r
BIZ kuipyusGe iof blccuVfkl EAoWse
- sugar to Dennis Perkins Co De- 10 at - ~ =
7o;ls boarded By U. 5 steamer 0rand Ga' eFuiAns
brs Maid Cof Bermua,, Ricb.rdon. oieufheso. Dec,
.urar se., to Tucker LishbSure. Wa. in ssaPar3
br bris Los Amigos. rsew Csnhsssna .or New iofS AZ
parted company with her lth In lat y: lon ~,
schr Antelope tof Turk, Island. McMurcny;. MyNss1
p r. Dee 4 oranges 10 schiesingsT Son. ExpenessS
hcsyy weather the entire PASSAGE spur sAi" ana 'Ps INV
mes'. , Ma, e
scbr. Psnsn..stt, Wspirs Norfolk day., wood
schr y. Randolph Rs1y. Nrginis wood
schr MiEne,ot.. Smith, Baltimore. cot -,
schY. 5. y. ha, Paddock, Bai.iuose Ter sAyotoSE 49,
Sohr jonas smith. Lynch, foeomose uno,fi,yac' ra;.3
schr Aber, Ma.on pouSisss, Geo'se'e"r ~ ~ ~
Schr Champion. sawyer, Cheryssd % dsy'' lans"
'sgi.I Fsiraeaiei Kin, Newport. ,r,u
scLr II. IL Psrku.. Bowier. ChsElosess~H' T. g. 30
days oats 10 Il. 4, Back X Go. o
Schr Vrndovi, Bray, Elizabs,hpor for Boston. q. a.
sehr Asenohs, Higgins, Ellsworth IL days la~ee'
sShf fadsss Cox. Bangor days isih to j. S0ya"s'
schr Lucy Am.. Pickering, Roekl,nd pr dam
Schr. l. snow Bsw.,sr Iharlosesswn' l. e. =" ~ -
oats 10 Il. r. Buck Go.
Scar. Trsdr Wind Coison. Be'ior q, ..,. IumS1s y
schr. Phlsthrcpist. HoGs', banso' - '''"
Sch, = r. HsSss. Musn vir,sla, wood
schr. Aemsnto bhdsal Msfysnai 49,
senr. Cha. D.nrI.. Smith, 6sorse,owp, D. u n.y.
to Jonss smith Co. ,,.,. ~,oA
sehr. ]. ". Bridal sepef, |irsins wee
S,hr Rehsccs, Smith. BsitiIncis D days eoA- ..l
schr Auna Mc(ise smith, Baltimore ) Jay" 0"s-
p.c --s,..m.r.-yirrini. yieksburs isunossp
B.A.-Topsi. (pr Intem'ooa LHsS,y 5s1s ,SsI
bis.mas''S ,gr5 srsneis tBr Caster tpfa
w Fi.h, r. Armstrong ReeIa't LIZA NV
Polly Price u.snn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
y, ~ et.~s, q ! sv% sst . H>Fcat ~~R~tAVAs1
sdt n the health Of ne pnrchaSsE.
llls Dalton, nes lot o. lad stssss Aa fasH exAWt

y. 4, 2! :! e!... I. -A satsseSepar ~Sa~t~V1'1
-, NJ :; 9.s" slss = e iaa s ~s *sxAt
.,,ss bsiohs .oa on Tue,fsy Ss 4: r. sraI Mlssisa
4 4 E. y cas-, IhS q. averaged sIs sksSisssssaseS
'' y :, III ~. ~: -. T.: .s1s ....sr.s s
- Philip. . ttleh; go, nfrss ~, ahS saxsAsuI
the most Of them s''ysrs were n"swins ~ py overs a
isaS. a.ss: : H. ss" sss Gown
owing TO tue decline npon the ordinary trade OF teei X
sSsnp ..: We sw oe o Of s.n sow. osrs c
day S2s reservins the esve which were about
Csc Is aid ssi:; higher, With csSs: WV "'0
VEAL GALES Of IRA ausliy are in demand, and ~av
cell ~ mi SI;si Isl i' I;s IL ~
Of the in Of ordinary quality x. ~ 81 dsu
piee. Of sa srhas RS. ordinary ss.a,y .sG -
thai thai could be obtained.
The market through the wsei has been ,ucsuaInc "a
Sasa s"S 9. NOV q On. os * Sheep %h
M :d s:oaGss9F mutton ~ T. SssSds r.. .s.sas e
sYs from Offering prices that the brokers would aece,
On Tuesday very 6ne lot Of Indiana Sheep 6rcusls 4
by John Elliott which he bought a. AbsrI at &c. IS. -
:cId here rsady st prices ss'imaed at Sc upon essA
M A:.,y c.1,S; s sss:, VI, Vi. s,sss
From New.YoIk-J Eldrdse. 1901 Benjamin ch.:.. r3.
r. Tremalne 95 George Mercer 49, David Jchnsoa, u3;
bii.h i,: Valentine Brown, lis; j. D. Breess 81; W.
From, New Jer.ey-Andrew Robbin, ss. Peter s. B@l
%; H. Bum, 81 j. N Ramsay, 8, John Cornell. ss W.
Snyder $40; A. s. Conge, 81 Richard Bells, ss c. Bur
| From Ohio--stshnecker l. Dorpian, es.
FROM Psnn,y vsuia-iIsnry Crock. 2ol B. W. orses n
I'll.
p. liant, N. (, ia; r. snyder, NY: q e; Actin
.oq e. Clon, n. Y. 1881 r. White N. j. ii; J.P. saivsR
N j., 10.
In Sixth street, BY hcGrsw 4 Bri'n' go shesp ~
f sy soSos r. T. Hnmt ss7 sheep and L.mb esq
AZ Chr chanDsr Ss kss. tMsPh.rsor Jodd BuctssAaa
st sl5 100 q o. $50 It 81 o. Iss ..:ss % ls. .. sss
IS s. l.. a Is zoo !, - 81 2: a, sts'i ~ an
Receipts this weet 37.7n
The ,ecip; OF hog. continues large bat not more % a -
pacsrr of toe city could up In is oOs weshs
mist, and mud about the wor.t description Of weather Id
could in Decsmber and i, hes mstsrsy Affected t
, ti,is ba.ins.. rson ~. Weol Gro~sr;
Mess. Xn,sn Co., Of lis heavy provision erm in Lvc
pool D.iss New York hey. ERECTED in Indianapolis II
aFsc pork king house IN the world much larger than ~
H. Chiclyo OF Cincinnati and the la .cs single estsbshnssa
conducting M its pscces.rs und-, one roof In me U,s1
States IL has capacity for ssughterns and packing 3o
hogs daily None but Liverpool st 10 used, for the resse
rust. ard toe meat clearer and whiis' wAo
cured with H. -
"Ths Chicago packing 10 fully nsueusted WA
81 principal packing hogss in operation, capable Of cutting
from 1000 hogs per day ard from 100 70 tC beef csA
The largest establishment pseked $500 hogs and ls 20 csS
| las, year" -
The supply Of Hog, Of low srsds Of quality .afsH ~
sres, FOR tho demand Really 6rstclsss Hog ss Ssst
1 they arrive.
Gsorxe W. Domsn gives the following the price Of Hau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23

Tbiss 20 head more thaa iast wssk. ssd az had nssp
than the average Of ss yess The sysnSs numssf ST.
"wednesday market st year 009 head whUs the uufn6
to being 7 shows TIE head than The usgs 40
zoe head moro than this day week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
bort Uaroens' Not'fe.

a,.rr % Nrw'Yonx.
Ro.r w.ao. u.s.. I'm in accordance VIII
NOTICE s hereby s wen Il. 1857 .usllsi Az is
.seiion o. Ve .,S.p. once % the Port Of New
iI s.Sss s or .sS,. o. sss
msi,sr OF SUN law under examination by tho Pcf
OWN! :s.. Il: said surveys examination. vii o.
within ten days nett succeeding ms s'u''
said vcsscls; jersey Cf8
chin M.yhlr Yae4
BARI Carolina. Loehns1
I..,l iiilt. ~. n Fl
~ a, w Roosevelt. For6h
Mi, a. Wheelwngh .......''''''''''' pier No. .: "a II
81, sr.r.h StrsafA
Schr L. , ress
Sehr. X. Ii. Psrhins..".'"''''''' Pier No. "
sehr. G. ii. MAMMAL r's'
! Ive's HssaIxAs. 6sass1J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
NEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Fos rut WEI EsDss TukspAy. DAc n, isoo
TOTAL hr6kpr, ~ CATTLE ov ALL Eihps Tos r"r wsnE
,As city tasss have bssn rseolrsd this west;
Sheep aad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23

the securing Of prize In something 70 wear. Festive
gatherings put forth their plea for light drapres or the
glancing sheen OF soIDe dazzling r!lk, which We can
scarcely credit the wbon shroud Of ehoney insect
and New. Years calls upon oIe'r five hundred dear
friends which will 20 indnstri0usly occupy the first
week OF 1864 demand out-Ofdoor gear. fresh timely
and tasteful. Among the goods offered by our dry
Foods importers there 10 be found host Of articles
we'll suited for holiday presentation " members Of oaes
families or for those whom utility Ii one OF the noed'
fal requirements. Laces gloves, the 90 fashionable
.csrf shzwls more or less costly handkerchief Light 20
oobwsbs and wrought with devces as delicate and In
trioste a. the workings Of woman's fancy. collars.
walls even handsome dress pattern husbands will not
6nd disdaned by their frer hves oven the number
II dresses In their waIerobes bids fair 10 rival the
famous 1900 Of the maiden Queen Of Merle Old England
AIyxAxprl T. srrwARr Broadway and Tenth street.
AxsoLp, Constable a Co., Canal, corner Mercer at
Lonp TAILOR, 41 TO vi Broadway. rs 10 asi
0rssd street., a and ~ Ce,hsrine street
0rlASo ApniAscx, sss Broadway.
W.K PsSsos. 247 Bowexy.
0Anon, 7es Broadway.
E.6 NiLu Co., 8l Broadway.
W.JAoEson. Isl Bsosdwsy.
CaAs1srrn q. ssIfm Il2 Erosdwsy.
Nina DsxoaxsT l73 Broadway.
UGsoH ADAxs, CIT Broadway.
VIZ xHssy. "a and n, Eighth svssaA
Csossy / hoDAzIxIa, 7<1 Bsosdwsy.
-. 0ssos, 10 Binh svcuns.
W. ExBsssess eli Broadway.
Nina Esclaass Ausznn, Eleventh skssG
CAasra. <D Broadway.
In BsgTuIlSE BRos., &2a Broadway.
A. RAzus Co., 70 Bowey.
W. Rosrxrs. 2s2 Be~sry.
RI MACY, so% and 2s Sixth svssss
KUN Enos-, 3s Broadway.
IHaJ O. CrssrsoHAs, III Broslwsy.
On pn@vA1, Oh Bsssawsy.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21
COUNTY HOSPITAL,
TERRITORY OF IDAHO

TERRITORY or IDAHO, J
COUNTY OF Boise.
NOTICE is hereby given that County Hos.
IN pital, for the care and medical attention of
the INDECENT sick, has been provided by the Board
OF County Commissioners of said county. Said
Hospital is situated between Wall and CONNER
ciaf streets, above Main, in Bannock City.-AlI in
digent sick persons who desire admission to the
Hospital, must make and file an affidavit with the
Cluuty Auditor, that he has $40 means, and no
friends from whom he can obtain assistance,
No bills will hereafter he allowed for care Or
medical attention to INDECENT sick outside of the
hospital, unless a special contract be made with
one Of the Commissioners
j. G. SMITH, Chairman Board of Com.
j. W. BROwN Deputy Clerk
Bannock, November 9th, 1868. r7,tf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21
A STRANGE STORY.


The London Morning Post, publishes the
following on the authority of a Warsaw cor
respondent the Sonntags Zeitdng.:
'g rs All the attempts of the Russian Govern
a5o] ment &c discover,the leaders in the Polish re-
volt having hitherto been in vain, the Russian
agents abroad were directed to leave no means
snas unF!ed to discover the of those persons
-3if TO whom diplomatic reports from abroad are
addressed in Poland Some time since a
ds.a russian spy succeeded in getting possession
~ CT document which Prince Czastoryski had
forwarded from London to W arsaw; and on
leaving the name Of the addressee, who was a
Catholic priest in a village near Warsaw this
priest Dodicki BY name, was arrested and
brought for examination into the castle at
Warsaw. A search made through his house
7sa produced nothing compromising, and the
1-51a priest strenucusly denied having any direct
or Indirect part in the Instruction. The
Russian Committee of Public Safety knew not
how to dispose of their captive, for his person.
atty did not seem adapted for diplomatic
agent, and the details of the spy were so
exact and precise that the man must surely
$40 be more than he seemed to be.
gEcs; Dodicki was able, however, to clear him
self from all suspicion, and was on the point of
a obtaining his release, when the agent repOl ted
that great CONSERVATION reigned among the
London Committee, on account of the seizure
OF that priest, as he was the cOnfdant of the
secrets OF the National Government and Dos
f sessed important documents. 1t was endeaV-
ored, as threats avaed not to extract a con-
fession by means of enticing promises A |
prehendal stall, with a rich beneGce, yrs held |
out as reward. This modified the stern
7m5 resolution of the hitherto inhexdle man. Hell
=. swore most solcmnly on the cruei6x, to make
revelations, yet he stipulated that confessor
.aax should be sent to him previously, who should
grant him abSoluton and release him from
the oath he had sworn TO the National Gov
eminent. Apriest soon found. Dodicki
remained alone with the holy father in his
cell, and the committee anxiously awaited the
-.a-I moment when the confessOr would leave the
captive. AS, nevertheless the interview last
Ell too long, entry was made into the CELL
and horrifying spectacle presented itself to
view. Dodicki lay a corpse upon the ground
and the priest who to have granted him Z
absolution lay him in the agonies of
DEATH All restoratives were in vain, as the '
eOntessor had taken large dose OF prussc I
acid. This priest, whose name was Czerwinski,
always passed for faithful dependent of the
Russians, and had at an early hour given
proof Of his attachment to the Gar. The
cOrpses were inferred in the castle itself Do
dicki is said TO have played an important part
He looked very simple and no one would !
have credited him with those talents which
fitted him to act as chief commissioner of the tt
National Government" ~ q
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21
LOOK OnTI

TT AVING been appointed Prosecuting Attor-
IL ney, and ordered by the Board of County
Commissioners to prosecute all keepers of saloons,
billiard tables, bowling alleys toll roads and gate
Keepers. who do not Immediately procure license
as required by law also, all officers who have
collected monies for fines, and not paid the same
into the TIeasury-this is to notify such persons
that the order viii be strictly obeyed, and the law
enforced to the letter. GEO. c. HOUGH
BannOck City, Nov. 4th. n7-tf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21
CilfuIoting fibrorp3
H M. swinnerton & Co.
TO TAXPAYERS

TERRITORY OF IDAHO,
COUNTY OF BOISE.
N0TICE is hereby given that the duplicate as.
IN !sessment roll Of Boise county, for the current
year, is now in the hands Of the County lreasurer
OF said county, where twill rennin until the first
Monday III December, at which time ten per cent
will be added to all taxes then remaining nnpaid
aud the same be placed in the hands of the Sheriff
for collection.
W; K. UNDERWOOD, County Auditor.
BY J. W. BROWN, Deputy.
Bannock City, November 9th, 1868. n7-tf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

HARD ON LANDLAD1Es. Mrs. Ellen Col
insky Crowell was before Judge Cowles to-
day, for the purpose Of prosecuting John Mer-
tian and wife, on the charge Of assault and
battery. The iair Ellen insisted that she went
to the butcher shop and tenement occupied
by defendants on Natoma street, to collect
the past two months rent, and that without
other provocation whatever they assaulted
her, choked her, and tried to murder her in
cold blood. A boy who saw the whole per-
formance told a very different story, however.
According to his version of the matter, the
gentle complainant came there bowling like
demented banshee, cursed her tenants in no
refined terms, took door off the hinges and
threw it outdoors grabbed lot of meat and
locked it up in another room, threatened to
try the persuasive Influences of cleaver on
the bead of the butchers wife, and wound
up by. attempting to get hold of knife with
which to cut the butcher into porter
house steaks, from his nose to his great
toes. Judge CowIes was so ungallant as to
give the boys testimony preference over that
Of the lady, and so poor Ellen lost her case
Dem Press, oath.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

FROM Ono FINO.-11r. j. B. Cowan express
man, informs US that the miners are ali at work
and generally doing WELL and that about three
hundred men will winter there. Mr.. C. reports
no snow between this point and ORC Fine, and
the road in good condition. -[Timcs.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21
City Hotel.

Bannock City Main Street.
|TENHE l'roprietors Of this Popular Hdtel. takee
a. pleasure in announcing t. his many friends
and the public generally that he il now prepared
to accommodate them with the very beat Board
Lodgings, Rooms &c, that can be found in the
place.
Oct s. 3tf. J. T. Miller ProDrietor
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL Mr.. Mafit, of Jackson
county, Oregon, recently broke his arm while at
tempting to mount horse, but feeling no pain
did not discover the accident that happened to
him until he found that his arm was perfectly
boWerIess.