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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31
CORRESPONDENCE.
Wanted-corespondents.

1.-TWO YOUNG MEN, A6FD p AND -, or MORAL
On trscter snd good standing IN society wish %
open corr~spandsDce with fwo yoGug Iaiie rot over
t~eniy bea ny not part Iary required Ire CD ef Oh
being an nrrchsnge Of fhou. hts and feings With
view 10 mutual im rJT~meut Photograph exchanged
u desired All cammuntaiiCus stT civ In &C ri nee
With honor Address: Claude P. Dever-anx n barry
os6osne Goth IDdi&ns. 18th Arnycorps viek-barz Es
srg3ld7,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31

A correspondent of the Boston Advertiser
saws:
Il have good authority for saving that over
one thousand persons whose names have been
published ia the papers as having been drafted in
this CITY, have left for the British provinces"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31
From " ashingtOn.

EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF AN ENGLISH BUILr Con-
FEDERArE Iron CLAD FLEEr-FALLING OFF IN
THE SALES or FIVE TwESrIEs. AND THE CAUSE
THEREoF-REPUDIArIoS AND NATIONAL BANK
RuPTcY FoREsHADowED.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31

gin Ohio. Maryland and Connecticut. the
pe'ch crop is about three-tenths below an aver
age crop.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31
SUN DRIES

FOR SALE:
500 doz. Glass Fruit Jars;
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
500 doz. Brushes, OF all kinds, sizes and
styles;
so bbls Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine;
20 bbls. Linseed Oil;
30 bbIs. Lard Oil;
so bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
so OF. SuIphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
20 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bac"onists:
10 eases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts Turpentine;
% bbls. Varnish;
l6 bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs Gum Shellac;
As bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter.
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
BY STEWART a. MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No. ~ East Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31
The Faii OF sumter.

The telegraph announces the fall of Sumter
aud the destruction Of Wagner and that they are in
posse-siouyssth the Union troops. These events are
probable There i ret severe work to be done
before Charleston Is AIKEN. but It's fall how seems
60 be on.y question OF time.
P S-Rebel accounts from Charleston up to
the 2slh inst. four days later than our own,
state that neither Sumter or Wagner have been
captured by our forces.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO,
ClNCrNN NJ ATT
SES SION OF fs03.'64.

gIyHE REGULAR COURSE or INSTRUCTION N
this tnsis.ution will open on konisy. the ID day Of
November and confnue four months Clinical Lectures
will be delivered during the month Of October
FAC Z LII.
w. lawson. N. D. Professor Of the Institutes and
Practice II Ned cine
Geo. c Kisckman. N. o., Professor Of Surgery and
Clinical surgery.
W. W. Dawson, N. D., Professor Of Anatomy AMI
Phy siulogy.
N r w-iuh.. NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Dis
ea>esOf Wom-n aud Children
Jane G aLam. " H. Professor az Nateria Medica and
Therapeutics.
Nelson Sayier A. ". l. r.. Professor OF Chemistry.
Charles kesrns NJ. D.. Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
fr"ie-sers fckefs 20" W.
Naricula,ien Tickets, psysbie opcsl ......'.... 20
Disc CT ng u kets. ...-...... 90
Comm. lilo pital t. ket. 5000 90
81. johns Hos sital Ticket 90
u anulatun . 70
Students the Or vilegs Of taking sny number Of
tcSets that may suit thsr purposes Boarding BE-
oh aimed AZ SO 20 - pr week students will be aided
procuring boarding houses by applying at the College.
the south side SAth street. between Vine and Race
streets
Further information may be obtained BY addressing
the bean. II. LAWSON, NJ. D.. Dean,
Son'h- east corner Sixth aid Race
sug2s- d3'Sw3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31
NOTICE.
TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL DOG IL
CENsES issued in 1852 have expired, and that any
person persons owning harOrirg animal Of the
dog kind. within the limits of the city Of indianapolis
without having first obtained license and check there
for from the City Clerk, and attas hing said che X 20
substantial collar Of leather ron copper brass other
durable material. 20 be- ~ such dog Liable tn
fine # not less than IS than $40 with the
Of prosecution Further that is the duty OF the Po
lcemen Of the city to kill all animals Of dog kline
found running at large unless the Of the same
have con piled with the foregoing requirements.
Attest CYRUS :. BCTrERFIELD,
augs-d3w City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31

Greek FIRE Is a composition OF asphalt. pitsr
nd sulphur II cant be extingu.hed by water
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31

The CITY charter distinctly SAYS: The VI ,yOr
shall receive nm annual salary of not less than
81 .0a0. nor more than 50 0bO No fee shall he
allowed him for his own use and benefit upon
any preteu-e whstever" Who would not be "A
military" MtyOr?
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-31
DAILY SENTINEL.
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81.

rag UNION -Tr MUST BE PREsERvED.-tJAcK.O,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-12
ZrgTEN TO THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE!

TIE TRUTH PROCLAIMED ~ THE PUBL"
ALL simultaneously ezclaim ASTONISHING
.Awonderful How is it possible, inss We
have never been willing 70 believe the alarming! !, !;
cheap prices, At which the ne" 81, stoT 4; a -
SPRfNtG GOODS, is disposed of At III h NM:
St. All who still doubt, call IN" c0A'''''
; Call and examine the beautiful and eN''P
Mantillas.
Spring Shawla.
Window Curtains. !.
Calicos and Gig CHAINS.
B. and u. B. Muslin8' sna ve Eel
Your time will be amply Fopalu, nnp v ii
e>nfdent that you vii! not Fegtg' y - avoid til;
Cal, but call early if you Wlsh !? = Az, sjexsr
dp;h 10 VAC ''A'' s R0 e '7d LIZ
u''a' lI8, 49, 10; no.
King st. King st. King Il; nn,o5 :: It,
"a Off "a door above Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-12

A London paper gives a beautiful device to
FIJI a CRATE or fire. place in Summer-that Of a
fender basket for moss and flowers The basket
may be wicker work to fit the front Of the fire.
place, like q fender, the ends to rise ali Chilly,
and the front low or only rounded up IN an orna-
mental fashion, and 3 zinc or tin tray fitted
within it. The space behind it is to be filled
with square Of looking glass, which, when
the basket has received its bedding OF moss
and groups Of flowers, will give all the charm
Of a cool and watery image Flower pots,
with growing plants can be set in these bas~
kets, the pots being covered with moss; lilies,
ferns, roses, and other bright sweet plants and
blossoms, will make cheerful, pretty house
garden, especially in cities where there
IS no room OFT Of, doors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-12

oooat If Florida DRY it is called, but il
stands unon one Of an archipelago OF sand
hanks miles away from any main land: and IS,
in all its bearings, very wet.
The T, s. surgeon general has made arrange
ments to supply soldiers hereafter with ar'll',
ciaI arms and legs. A board will be convened
10 Philadelphia on the 22d instant, Surgeon
". s, King, medical director OF Philadelphia
president, to examine and report on samples
From every direction the most favorable re-
norris reach rs Of the condition OF the crops III
the West.
r Is denied that the command OF the troops
IN The department Of Gen Dix has been trans
ferred to Gen. Hooker,
Three thousand Confederate prisoners, from
yicksburg, have arrived at indianapolis
4 committee of the Grand Lodge OF New
York Free Masons has decided that no action
is called for with regard to the Grand Lodge OF
Virginia, on the alleged ground that that State
has seeded
A letter from the Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy Fox states that the whole number OF
vessels captured or destroyed by the blockad-
ing feet up to June lst, was eight hundred and
hfty-fye.
The Boston Traveller, in comparison OF the
commerce of that city with New York, says
Boston has lost as much coastlng trade TO aid
from the South as kept two hundred vessels OF
six hundred tons each in continual operation.
To compensate for this great loss it had moth
ing worth naming in an increase Of other
branches of business, although its foreign trade
and commerce have been much more extensive
and remuneratiye than any one would suppose
It could have been after such great withdraw
al Of business.
The Richmond Wing OF the 9Th inst has
nothing about matters at Vicksburg, but there
is long editorial about Vallandigham, in
which he is highly commended, and 3 long bi
ography is given. In relation to the intended
invasion Of the North which Gen. Lee eonteul-
plated We have the folloWing:-sIt is too
generally known to raise any question Of pru-
dence in speaking OF it, that General Lee has
put his army in motion. His designs are known
only to himself and those with whom it was
his duty to confer.
Naylor, whose horse won the last Derby race
in England is q commoner who inherited the
fortune Of the late Mcssrs. Bullen, the Liver
pool bankers. He won $4,000
Gold sold in New York yesterday as high as
l43 on Vicksburg rumors, but receded TO l4l5.
a London paper gives a beautiful device to
FIJI q CRATE or fire. place in Summer-that Of
fender basket for moss and flowers. The basket
So 80 II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-12

49, T1.T;as 4 the bark Renfrewshre,
Capla sr;rod IN Quebec 18th Of May, sta1eS
when arr aarA' IN lat IS n, and SO 40 W. the
mt h h1o IN heavy loose ice, he observed
5hp ps1 ,;z, hear orowling about. lie 5mme,
"a a7e1 lowered the boat, gave chase ano 'Il6o
dlaleiy b;n1 alye but after two hours ardu-
70 take nIit and and severe fight, killed him
oos pu'su 1a The boats crew had him sever
WI i ~ @ roooaa with a running bovine, out
81 s' ni5 flow tricky as fox, towed the boat
We VIE o'o staaner diyed, and invariably shipped
49, ronn The presence Of this animal IN 1hAS
~; 'u ( rather SINGULAR as vel! as the man
' n"r 81 his capture without firearms. MS
l'el % nnst have been drifted south on
oll's'31 If the large fields of ice which have done
~ -, .o,,cI, damage to the shipping tls spring;
- ~ NJ of fhe bear. now III Captain Dawes
.ll - measures seven Ieet and ANAL
qq,o Port ROYAL news in bringing the lntellI-
a..nca # the last raid Of COL Montgomery, IA
Which s'he burnt fifty dwelling houses, AN, a19
hro1obt back large quantity OF nousenoiu
t,,rnii,lre" adds, that Col montgomery l'ls
Understood. takes the whole responsibility VI
che burning Of private residences ana o'nea
,,nusnal acts Of warfare, defending them as 1n5
fr17e policy for conducting war against reoel''
IN reference to the vote OF the COUNTESS %
Berkley and Jefferson &c N favor OF l. ahneAs
tion 10 Western Virginia, the y. \ Il Te wv
ave, ssDelegates We're also elected 70 the Leg
;oj.t1ra of the new State, but cannot be al
i,Iaa1 r. take seats. The acts OF last Winter
v xos', nassed by the Legislature OF Virginia
10 1,add;vi1ad State and it is now necessary
tn he LEGISLATURE of the new State to admit
4,a tpo connties before their annexation can
, /
~ At a meeting of the coal dealers OF Boston,
on Saturday, it was voted to RAISE the price OF
oool great cutlery is raised against Inc
coal dealers all over the North
The Nississippi ("father Of waters ls by
far The largest Of North American rivers. -
Pising IN the small lake Of Itaska; on the verge
~ the middle table land at an elevation OF TT
tpan or sixteen hundred feet, It runs south
ward through the great central PLAN, recelyg-
}np numerous acccsslOns from either size, ana,
after winding course Of three Thousand one
hundred and sixty miles falls through swan
~ aelta into the Gulf OF Mexico. It's man
tributaries on the right or Rocky Mountain
side, in which they take their rise, are the
Missour-a river even longer, Larger, anu
having more affiuents than the MISSISSIPPI It,
gelf-the Arkansas having also many ai1luents,
and the Red river while on us leiC us chlei
tributary is the Ohio, with It's numerous iced
ere from The western slopes Of the AIlegha
mes.
A dispatch to the New York World, dated
SPRINGFIELD, H., announces the prorogation Of
The Legislature by the Governor. The Re-
publican8 left, but the Democrats continued
in session until the afternoon Of yesterday,
when finding it useless TO attempt to do bust
ness. they informally left their seats, signing
paper accusing the Governor Of unconatitutlon-
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
BANNoCx MINING DISTRICT,

at II meeting Of the claim der4 of Blnnack
Bar and Elk creek pursuant to a call in the jmme-
date viciuityrf Btnnock city on the til of Dee.
A. u. 1853. at2 ?. NJ. On m ,tion. Geo l. Gil5erf
was called T. The chair AZ 4 C. d. Vaoin eIn.tad
Secretary. The following code Of Laws were Ia.
Ken up by sections and passed
ARTICLE tst This district shall he known as
Bannock District and shall extend from a noint ~,
Elk creek opposite The mouth of Bear Kun. ore
sorth lac "f lenl sta Di>trit, boun,leI an tho
east by NJ mrt.'s creek District No. north Inv
Eik ere: k District, and south and west by Bueu;.
Vista District.
Arr. Chnoes shall not be permitted I, work
in the mines Of this district
ART ). Al American cities may hold by loca-
al, h claim. one hill cl Jim and one bar claim.
10 he continued next weeE-ED News.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

nent Of physician ana if necessary to prove his
sickness shAIi OBTAIN certih cate from his plysi.
Cit.
Sec. IS Every miner or company of miners shall
DC e1t;e.i t. a drlia race through any adjoining
claim or claims, whence, the same is necessary
for the working Of any 81 i'm.
See. L. No miner or company of Miners shah
ne allowed t. slIcc tIilings on the adjoining claims
below.
Se;. 20 When parties disagree as to the right of
mining ground it may be settled by arbitration by
miner, Of this district,
sec. 81 Every miner shall have the privilege of
the necessary amour of water ia this cree or any
Ut It's tributaries t. work his claim and no
IN re
Sec. % These laws shall go into full force and
effect from and after their passage.
Sec 70. After The passing Of these laws they
>ha.l renllin in full free and effect uItl twJe
thirds Of the miners Of this district vote for an
amen, nj lit.
See. The recorder shall not call a meeting Of
the miners. unless ordered by "A maj ,rity Of tue
miners Of this district.
On motion, the meeting proceeded to the elec.
IoI of ii recorder "f said district; whereupnn u.
~ Cum niu5S was pat in nomination. and there
0eIng III other nominations, Mr.. Cummings WIS
unaiiim 'u>ll elected Such record. r.
On motion is Was resolved that the procpediur.
Of this meeting be published in the BOISE
NEWS"
On motion, adjourned sine die.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
'1ntcrU0tioUol =
sharif,s Sale.

ID virtue of All execute issued out Of the
ID Justices Court oil BDl~e cDnnty, ahD Ter
n.o.y, on jid sment rendered there IL on the z4th
day of September, 1853. fay r ii j. d. jLyless
aud against IhpmdS Price, for the sum ul oIe
hundred dllr', and filIJ live dollars, cost oil SUIT.
have lvvieG upon the Toiinw.ng described prop
CTty, t. vii: OIe house ana lot on II mt Jmury
street, twenty-five feet front, and rulI!.in1 baca
eighty feet, adjoining on tle south by Cousco /.
and Oh the north W Wentworth. And hereby
give notice tnaC V Ii, Oh the 22l d, " 81 De3enl.
ner. 1853, at 10 u'cI ok A. ~, on Tie penn es
sell the said property public sale 10 the Ms CHEST
bidder, for casa, To satisfy said jtd 5nent. Isl
and acCrulHg Gust. S. PINKHAM. sheriff.
BY }. w. NEhNAN, Dep'y.
DAtel N3vem Ier 18TH 1853.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
Territory OF Idaho.

Z 'auty OF Boise. !
Territory:
L, Peter Rgy: You are hereby notified that
David II. Anderson has flied il comyl int agains.
you III said Court which will come on To he heard
at The first term Of tile Coart which shall com
mcuce more thih twh months after the 2st " 81
November, A. D, 1862 and unless you ap ear al
said term aud answer, tie same will lie taken as
confessed, and the prayer thereof granted. The
1iject aud prayer If said Complaint is t, recoy, +
the sum OF hive hundred dollars, balance due or
prnmIss0ry noie executed by you and payable to
sud d. Ii. AdcTs1m.
j. X. SHAFER, Plaintiif$ Atty.
Dated at Blnluck. Use Co.. Nv. llth. 1858
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

SHANGHAI BGRRIES-Our friend Kelly
who runs hennery near the bank of Elk
creek in the lower part Of the city, showed US
two specimens Of hen fruit this week that en-
tirely ecipses anything in that line we ever
s4w,-two monster eggs, the product Of some
Of his enterprising pullets, and they extend a
challenge to any of their gallinaoeous neigh
bors to produce better sample. They were
exactly the same size. or looked to be, and
the one we tested weighed 2 and 1916 o.,
Troy, and measured II 4 inches in crcum-
ference, measuring around it endWise, and
Just inches round the other way.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
Admin s 5rat.rs rJ3eica

, Estate OF John FIInag IN, develseJ.-Not.ce is
neleY gwen BY the Undersigned administrator OF
CiLe ABOVE named e'tate. to the creditors Of and
~ perSoHs having claims against sad deceased
|" exhibit the same with the necessary v1ucbers
%iLhll Twelve months from the first publication of
EtiG I % the undersigned at his place of bu~-
~ ~ Ii"Ietr ana all persons indebted to said
estate will m IKE Immediate paymeIt, ''''O
Z. Nj. KLINE, Administrator.
Pioneer, Boise county, NV. 9th, 1864.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
PROCLAMATION
By The Govegnor of the Ter.itorv II
Idaho

~ HrREAS by the 18th section of an Act q
ne Stil"t aid House Of Representatives Of IN,
Unit d states in Congress assembled entiti,d
:, Al }, ACT I" provide Il temporary Government fn,
the Territory Of Idaho approved March ? Iecn
II Is provided that until otherwise pruvi,ed h,
law me governor uf said Territory NAV d.f,c
ne JHicIaI Districts Of said Territory and asst ~
.ne '2eS VII may he appointed Tor said rcrrirp
:? 70 Ihe several districts, and also appoint tI,e
Ii'heS and places fir holding courts in Tie scvnraI
N'uitieS ana subdivisions ia each & f the said i1di
G'"l districts, 10y proclamation to he issued by linn
"uG the Legislative Assembly al their first or am,
>"pst ,eh' session may organize alter o. mod;G,
,'t 'u'ci"I districts and assign the judges and
'''et Tie Cin+S and places nf ldnr tie g ,nrts -,
10 Silell shall seem proper and convenient.
Wv therefore, be known that |. IV.Ililm II
"1Hace GOVERNOR of the Territory Of Idaho. nv
virtue ~ the authority vested in me hy said ,,ct
4" dehne the judicial districts, as follows For
- rlSt district the counties OF Idaho, Nez
Fefce and ShnShone for the Third District tIn
county Missouri and the COUNTRY east Of the R,ck,
Mountains WV 4''0"1
Oo'IrtS to I've holden in the First District for the
ooun'y II Idaho, nj Florence on the first Musda,
y r:e3fuary, S64 tor the county Of y ca Perez al
l's :. on the third Monday Of February 1861
i"r Tile County of Shoshone at Pierce ity an tbs
'I'3t Monday Of March, 1861
IA u, the econ District for the county Of Bo;sc
~ nahi!pck City, on the second Monday of rel>
tudry, 1854. " ~
II 81, Ine Third District for the county of Missonl,
IL, IeIl Gate. Oh the second Mondlv # Ier.,ry
.4 70 i" Tue country East OF tile R0ckv Mlutalns
I'D " tlnack City (east). on the svcond M,ndl y OF
=, lie dd{eS W IL he assigned as follows:
~ L" TAG First District, Judge 4. C. smith.
Parks. O'uSo ""'"uet =
1 I,; the Third District. Judge Sidney Edgerton
j., ""eh Rhref my hand, at Lewiston, this 18th
W. Fl. WALLACE.
" - .''''"''>. o'rFeIaFH i L. lJyI
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
RookfelIow'g Half Wau Hnnsn

(tt the Eockfeil w Quartz Lode
Eo0FDlSTANT FROM TALLA wALLA AND BOISE.
WIS HOUSE will be open for tin, accop,ooI,
ton OF tue travelling public or and alter ~"
vcmber LIST, Every thing for the ''o' 4'o
COMFORT or MIN AND BEAST
will be found on the premises. good rand r..
opened by way Of this place, with JuE addItjo1 tn
the distance. ~
n9tf w. H. ROGKFELLOy Pr,nri, tor
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
LETTER FROM sALT LAKE,
G. S. L. City, Nov. 18th. 1863

G. S. l.. City, Nov. 18th, 1868.
EDITOR BOISE News:
Perhaps two hundred of those who left
Boise for the headwaters of Snake river bave
arrived in this city; they found nothing-it is
not likely they went up the river far enough.
About one hundred Of them have gone south
to the San Francisco Mountains and head
waters of the ella River, of which also there
are glowing reports; many from the Beaver
Head country also have Joined them in this
= southern tour. and some few Boiseans have
returned to Boise. Prices are high here and
going up. -Four is to 8 dollars per 100
pounds; butter 50 to 50 cents eggs 80 to 40
cents per doz. Many from all dir, cions will
Winter here. Our~sive. mines near the city
are being steadily worked--Gen. Connor is a
heavy owner III them-twO shafts have been
dug and much valuable ore taken out. Crush
.ers will arrive in the Spring. President Brig
ham Young is among those who have adj
yanced the S2500,000 tor the organization
and pre- ninary m lvements of the Great Pa
Cifc Railway. Yours, LAKE.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
$4,000 REWARD!

7 OST, on or about The 2Zd inst - sonoro ,oo1.
IL 'se containing 1864 90 in Tre,srri No," n,
J"u"age Of 5;S, los and 2O's. -'Y'''' III
Tie t9oy9 reward viii be paid t., any ner,ou
VINO Wi deliver the same at THIS OFFIGE
50 BAnnDek GitY Nov u .Ra
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
Aam MS traitors No ice.

Estate of J. Mcdonald deceased.-Notfco
hereby giVeI rs the undersigned, di trut r. Of the
ABOVE named estate, to the creditors OF. ana au
persons having claims against the estate Of said
deceased to cE lIbit the same with the necessary
vouchers Within twelve months from the first pIlb.
cttloh OF this notice, to the ulder~i med. at
Friend, Cunningham 81 Co.'S Hall I,war s''3 "r
" IN street Btnnock city, Boise county, and all
persons Indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate pAymeid.
). 3. FRIEND, Administrators.
November 18th, lS63.-lOw4*