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a, H, sOLOMONsON,
AUCTION SALES.
SATURDAY, July 251H, 1863.
large Sale Of Elegant Household
Furniture, New Rosewood Plano
Forte, &c,
AT AUCTION, BT........... o. CUTTER Son.

n u ~ 'I''''''''''' - " ID U 1701''
O. CUTTER & SON wi sell on Saturday. July Is b
az their Aurti-n RsOm, l34 Bauk-St., -mmencing
10 o'c OK N s l5rge lot OF el sgant HOusi hold
FuruiIurs. Piano, &C com isting OF Mahogany Sc
Tas. DO Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Centre Ia
bles, do Wash stands, eCgant Oak Extension Dining
rsb g, Oak Cane Seat Arm Chairs, Koc xing Chairs,
Light Stands, best Quality, Tapestry and Brussels
Carpets, COJtsgs B=dsteads, Hair AMI Straw Mat
trAses. Bedding Curtains, Mirrors, legant Chamber
Set Din1er sctt of Whtte china Ware, elegant Des-
srt Let OF Green ana Gold Uhiua Wore, Cut Glass
Ware consisting Of GsbleIts, Tumblers, Wine Glsa-
sCs, Wine DecanterE, Preserve Dishes great variety
~ "a hIte Crockery Ware, kiIhen Utezsils Of all
kinds.
80, at I2 o'clock precisely, splendid new seven
octave rosewood Piano Forte, s-oiOpsd 'front.' tRO
Moudiugs, carYsd d iegs-a splendid tnstrument-ngW
eaay Tor i8tpection at our Auction kOOm Also
o. secondhand Larritgs; one set Platform Scales.
Terrs-tissn. Current Funds at time Of sale.
july22-449
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MASTER'S SALE.-In pursuance Of an
lHl order Of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas ofCuyahOga County, Ohio, in the
case in which Samuel Ferguson is Plaintiff, and
rectsd, shall expose for sale at the door Of the
Court House, in the city ofCleFeiani, on the 12th
day Of August, 1868, at two O'Clock in the after-
noon OF said day, the following dsscnbed lands
and tenements, to wit:
Situated in the township ef Mddieburgh, in the
county Of Cnyahogs, State Of Ohio, and IS known
as part Of Fraction E, in the village Of Berea,
bounded, commencing at the south-eastcOrner Of
Alexander Lair6's lot-thence south three chains
TO a stake-thence south S73< eas. 5 chains and
% links to , stake-theaee north 1O9 west one
chain and two links to a stake-thence north So
east 10 the place Of beginning containing 4-lO0
acres of land, subject 70 all legal highways. APP
praised at $500 90.
WM. V. TOUSLEY,
a Master Commissioner.
q. D CLARK, Plaintiff Attorney.
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CLAIMS,
TO sOLDIERS HED THEIR 3 q

The O-mmissio1er Of Pensions and Second
Of the Treasury cssire Il % Be known that =
Claims OF soldis Is DISCHARGED on accounrol "
Received in Ba' tie and VINO have served lee j
two years, wlll not Be audited until COngrtsa .
PIRATES money 10 pay them
NO PERSON Has VAT BEEN AUThDh
TO COLLECT SUuH BOUNTY. As so0l a.
can be audited, special attention will be siien-
by ID W. GAGE, who gives p5rsonal attentoR
Letting BOun y, Pension and ether War ll,ln
Prize Money, both at tte Experiment in Hhs=
ton and At h s once in Cleveland.
1s8-Applscat in person or By letter, lcl
stamp, VIII lIecsive prompt attention. AallJ ~
ID. W. GAGE.
Licensed Attorney AID v ar claim sEsI
iulyl5--Kzs l63 SrperiOr-St GleFtaaf
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MOUNT UNION COLLEGE.

This Institution, located at Mount Union. Stark
county Ohio, Offers ts excessive Educational facii-
ties to students Of both sax.
The Faculty consists Of 0. n HartshOTn, 1 Z. D .,
Ira q. Chapman, A. NJ, George W. Clarke, 4. ID,
H. Har 8horn, A. B., @. P. Clarke, A. B., Mrs. J
W. Chapman. b. s and also competent taachersin
Instrumental N usic Commercial Science, Elocution,
Gymnastics, Paintiag and thP German, Arench and
Hebrew Lansuages.
The OlIlege possesses extensive apparatus and
specimens for teaching Chemistry, Natural Philc5O-
ply, Botany, Physiology, Mireralogy, Geology, As
trOnomy, surveying, Engineering, sc. The nsW
ed at $1,000 co. fs to be completed next term and IL
well adapted to C1llege purposes.
Good board can be had In private families AZ y "
per week, and, at about Is cents week good rooms
furnished with bed, and furniture, are rented
TO students who board themselves, who prefer 10
hire table-hoard in private families for 81 % per
week.
TUITION IN the Teaohsrz', Scientific and Classi-
cal Courses, ranges from IS 90 70 a6 90 Eer quarter
2 hose preparing TO teach eau haTe SEitnout extra
CHARGE the advantages Of the daily drills In the nor
The SESSIONS begin on the FIRsT TrEsDAT Of
August November and March Of each year.
Mount Union lB pleasant heaithy, and moral
village, one mile and half south OF Alianee; the
junctf7n Of the Cleveland ard Pittspurgh Railroad
vita the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and chicago Kali
Parents, desiring to move 70 Mount Union to ed.
ucats their sons and daughters can rent or buy prop
ertY for that purpose on reasonable terms Un The
afternoon Of the frst day Of next Term ugust 4th),
there will be D1blio sale Of Town and ut Lot5 near
be College, amounting 70 20 or 40 acres.
July Is, 1853 luyl5:l59
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KnIarred nnd Improred.

The Toledo Commercial comes to US with
enlarged borders and in, a new and elegant
dress. The Commercial deserves its sue
cess. It's q very excellent paper.
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READ-READ-READ.


raDr wv Il gEFqs-Daar Sir: In February, 1851,
was AFFLICTED with the sugar diabetes, and for months
passed more than Two gallons OF water IN twenty
four hours was Obliged TO got mp often as tea or
twelve times during the night During the InonIn Of
July, 1851, procured two bottles OF Constituuon
Water and in two days after using IL experienced
relief, and after taking two bottles l was entirely
ouraf soon after regaining my usual health. a
Yours truly >. V. u. DAhA liz
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MLrOap, OOnn., NOv. Is, lssl.

Dr.WM. H. GREGo-pear Sir: have for several
yssrs been aficted with that Troublesome and dan
Rerous disease, Gravel, which resisted 81 remafiH
and dOctofn, until took OonstitutiO1 water a.
with the result. II has entirely cured me, and yen
may make any use OF my name you may see nt in re-
gard to the medicine, have entire con N
its efficacy. Yours truly FOhD SIhOnS.
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Disease occurring from one and the same cause viii
Be entirely cured BY the Constitution Water, If taken
for any length Of time. The dose should very with
the severity Of the disease from twenty drops to
teaspOonful three times day, in water. During the
passage of the Calculus, the pain and urgent 5ynp-
toms should be eOmbatted with the proper remedies,
then followed up with the Constitution Water a.
above directed.
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The Chief Attributes Of Manic

The Chief Attributes Of Manic
frequently lost or suspended by mal-praetiosai q
oious habits that will inevitably lead to b.
disease unless checked in time Read the nat
down in the treatise HUMAN FRAILTT,
IoLOa1cAL REsEAHCHEs. It Is elaboratelI Z,
ted with ooI0red sngrsTinga and will eonvtt
most hardened and unooneerned, S. well =
the mindsof the most desponding, by laadi 3
IN the right channel for relief Of bodily an
agony and despair.
HISOld BY Dr.. BARLOW, l94 Blocker 5
Price IS cent5. Sent fres Everywhere See q
n1aur Of - I1riesemara in another column
Sold Also BY g. ". glAkk. Druggist, "
O6io- Fa
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4 Columbus dispatch says that recruit
ing for cOlored regiments is making salts
factory progress.
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This is the most delightful and extraOrdinalJ :
Gle ever discovered It changes the sun-buui
AID hands to pea ly satin text1re OF raTishiuris
ty, imparting tho marble purity Of youth, al
DIsrEGUE appearance 50 inviting in the city TN
fashion II removes tan, trsckles, Pimples and y
ness from the skin, leaving the complexion Y
transparent and smooth. II contains no matsrisi
furious TO tire skin Patronized BY Actress
Ope Singers. It Il what every lady should h,
G8-SOld Everywhere. -
DEMAs S. BARNES 3 CO.,
Geceral gents,
iulgI-R1s 101 Broadway, New Ff
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DIED.

In thiscity on n, ga inst. a'tsr 6 brisf illness,
HBHRE ALFRED, infant son Of I. D. and Alaa P.
o. Croker aged six months. -
Funeral ct their residence l2l st. Clair Street, On
Saturday, the 25th inst, at O'Clock ~. Triends
Of the family are invited to attend.
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DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS & BLAD-
DER,
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed, and tbs patient restored to

Having suffering children az above, and wishing 10
raise them, will never regret the day they commenced
with tn Sc bitters
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~Rsmsmber that thsses sBitters76aa
ARE NOT ALCOHOL.IC,
And Not Intended as a Beverage.
sg-The ProDrietOrs have thOusands OF Letters nom
the most Eminent
CIergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens,
bsnsfcaf effects and medical virtues Of the Bitters
From Rev. J. Newton brown, D. D, Edltor, Of the

Encycloped a Of Religious KNOWLEDGE.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines genera through di trust Of theh
reasons why may not testify TO the benefits he
believes himself 10 have received nom aRy simple
preparation in the h Dc he may thus contribute to
thu bensht Of others.
LIDO this 'be I ore readily in regard 70 HoohRnd's
German Bitters, preparef by Or. q. NJ. Jackson. of
this city, because prejudiced against them for
man years, urdsr the impression 1nat they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. l am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker Eqs., for he removed this
pTejndice by pro tests and tor encOuragament TO
try hem, when suisring frO great and long contin-
ne debility. be use OF three bottles Of these Bit
ters, at the beginning Of the present year, fol-
lowed by evident relis ard festoratOn 10 degrTe Of
bodily and mental yigoF which had not felt IOr siN
months before, aud bad alOs despaired Of reganing
therefore thai God and my friend for directing me
to the use OF them. J. HEWTON BROWH.
Philadelphia, June 2, 1861.
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DysmsrTheG, or PdiVuI 4sHStHrGfiOn, aa1
in NenoTThG0ia OF PgoftlsS F0tvinG-

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion OF the
menstrual 1uid-in the case being too little and
panied By pain and the otear 100 pro
fuse secretion which will be speedily cured By the
Constitution water. ~ HH
That disease known IS FALLING OF TIE WOmBt
which is the result of relaxation Of the gaments Of
that organ, and is known by sense Of heayness and
dragging pains in the back and Sides and az times ac-
conpanied By sharp lacinating or shooting pains
through the parts, WILL in all cases. be removed by
the medicine. .t..r . .
There Is another class OF symptoms arising nom IA
RIFATIOH OF TIE WOMB, which physicians call Ner-
Vou5ness which word covers up much ignorance and
In Rine cases out OF ten the doctor does not really
know whether the symptoms are the disease or the
disease the symp ptoms. We can only 0numerate them
here. Ispeak particularly OF Cold Feet Falpi-
tation Of the Heart, Impaired Memory, Maketulnesi
Flashes of Heat, Langour, Lsstude, and Dimness Of
VlEionj
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I ARD-20 BARBRBs LARD, Is
IL article. In store and for sale By y
iulyls GEoRGE sPE
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Phy6eiqns
CONSTITUTION WATER =

Have long since given up the use OF buohus cube1
and Juniper in the treatment Of these discusses an
only use them for want OF q better remedy.
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UiHadna.

For these diseases 1t is truly sovereign remedy
and TOO much can not be said in its praise single
dose has been known TO relieve the most urgent sy
tOms Are you troabed with that distressing palnlh
spoonful day Of Constitution Water VIII reieFsyon
asvfr
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properties Of the medicine direct themselves 70 th'
organs Of secretion, and by altering the CONDITION
Of the Stomach and Liver that the starchy principle
Of the food Is not converted into sugar 50 long - tht
system IL under the influence Of the
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rrt ate and drsnch the idnsya and by constant nls
soeu lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ease, --
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CONSTITUTION WATERS

which gives those organs time 70 recover their healthy
tone and VgOr We are able to state that the Consn
tuition Water has cured every case OF Diabetes II
which 1t has been given.
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Ln,eorrhea o. R1itss.

This disease depends upon an inflammation Of n1u
oous Gninc Of the vagina and womb Ii is IN all ca
ses accompanied by severe pain IN the back across the
bowels and through the hips. A teaspOont1l Of me
medicine may be taken three times day, with an in
Iection OF a tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
with ahali pint OF soft water, morning and evening
Irritation of the Neck Of the Bladder, latiGE'.
nation Of TIE Ri5neyS, and CatdyJh q I.
the Ba7deT, StTGHguTy and -s
Burning, OF Painful E Ial
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For the Beneat OF Nervous Suffer-
ers. The WARNING VOICE on
Self-Cure Of Debility, Consumptiou
Premature Decay, Loss Of Memory, &C, BY
Sufferer. Enclosing stamp, address
d. H. WELLINGTON, Boston
PREVENTION BETTER THAN GU
new French Safe fs the only article ever rec
I'd bF the Medical Profession as 6 sAFE and 3
Fontfve. Samples senf, SAFELY CONCEALED
address, on receipt af st-rnn- a.
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which in the unm arred female is constant recur-
ring disease and through neglect ths 5eeds OF mart
grave and dangerous maadiss the result and &c
month after month passes without an effort being
made to assist nature the suppression become ohron
ic the patient gradually lOOses her appetite, the
bowels are constipated, night 5weats come on anc
Consumption finally ends her career.
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GALT-5,000 BBLs FINE SALT IN
~ prime packages OF hand and TO arrive, for sale
by THATCHER, GARDNER, BOHt q 90,
4 nania snlt q mn of 90 naaoa
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For Dyspepsia

II has no equal in relieving the most dist esalns
symptoms Also, Headache, HEARTBURN, Acid storn-
ach, Vomiting Food, &C. Take teaspoOnful efier
dinner The dose in all may be increased II de-
sired, but should be done gradualy3 r,-s ..r. ..-
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4elto1F ~ 80 eSNA eeN--5o - =.
London, ErgIa'di Graduate Of
rs Records H0spitaI for
FEMALE DISEASE
and 8 constant attendant Of Paris, London, \
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ian
has Opsned his OHos at the
johnson House, GleVelanf
where he viii b pP5 to meet all those who
Hiotsd with and chronic diseases.
His treat Vtirely different from
plan, MID. sficaoious aad effective ,
icinss ass simply vegetable extracts and 0
have never been usea sd b. two other phys
Ameriea besides hirnsel- He has spent the
part Of hts lffsand thorIauds Of dollars in 0
= few secrets In his profession. BE tests .
for all forms Of disease. No charge for giVin
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To YOUNG MEH.-He can prove % you in
ntes that he Is the oaly phYHician you ever
with that cures this disease FOR every pali.
viii follow his directions, he will give One .
Dollars If he falls an curing this disease. N
made for consultation. Those at q distance
70 consult the Doetor may do 90 By sending
vial Of urine by mail, with name, sex and e
viii answer and describe their case, and the 2
ity OF getting relief b. enclostng return
stamp. m
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Stone in the Bladder, CaIeSIus, GTaVsI, Brick
D1st DePoEit, Gsd AlesS or Aitky
Diehar0es dfteF UriBGhB1.
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DLACK WORSTED EMBROID-
- W 1 RKETBEBa 4 KAUFMAN.
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has proved itself equal to the task that has deVOlve'
pom It.
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Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
& Co, Wholesale Agents
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NTAsTER's sALE.-PURsUANT TO

H. D CLARK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
july1O452. --..-1. --r'
, 1863-08-15

No SUPPLIES FROM SALT LAKE.-The
The reported immense stock Of supplies on
the road from Salt Lake to Boise has new
er arrived. The flour trains which were
reported to be on the road early in the sea-
son, were started by spectators at Boise,
and of course, when they had sold out
their own stocks, there was no further ne
cessity for the importation of -four from
Salt Lake to Boise, and the trains were
stopped. We learn from parties who have
had direct communication from Salt Lake
that the amount of supplies there is limit
ed,-the market having been drained by
traders who have been supplying the mines
on the eastern slope of the mountains
The mines at Beaver Head and Big Hole
are nearer to Salt Lake than those of
Boise, with much better road leading to
them, and so long as there is market there
t0 supply at remunerative prices specu'a-
tors. teamsters and packers at Salt Lake
will prefer going thither to coming over to
this side Of the mountains. 1t is now a
pretty well es ablished fact that no sup
plies, or at least a very small amount, will
be brought in to Boise this season from
Salt Lake.
ExoDUs FROM THE MINEs.-The anna
al exodus from the mines has commenced
much earlier than usual We see miners
almost every day from the camps above who
have left their diggings-some of 'hem on
their way TO other camps, and Others for
the valleys and towns of Washington and
Oregon, to remain until the opening of an
other season. The gulch diggings of Orc
Fino, Florence and Elk city are fast be-
coming depopulated on account of the fail
ure of the water; and the number of mi
ners in those camps who will remain until
late in the fall will not exceed one-third OF
those who have been there until the begin
ming Of the present month. Those who
have creek and river claims continue to do
we'll. and viii until he freeze up in win
ter The miners all inform us that the
diggings in these camps are by no means
uorked out. and will continue to yield re-
munerative wages when water can be OBJ
tained to cork them. They further state
that the completion of the bitches now in
course of construction will render those
mines much more profitable next year than
they have been during the one just past
MORE CONSERVATIVE proprie-
tors of the Dalles Journal, Messrs. Sny-
der and Allison. have left for Boise, since
which time we not ce that the Journal has
become more conservative in its sentiments.
It ould be well for the cause Of Democ-
racy in Oregon, if all the ultra editors OF
the State would follow in the wake of the
Journal editors; for when mans democ-
racy bends so far bacll~ ards that it can
compliment the craftsmanship and honor OF
the leaders of the rebellion, it is no less
disunion than that of the Republican who
bows 50 low as to advocate the abolition
hobby of negro and white equality and no
Union without the abolition of slavery.
, 1863-08-15

PATRIOTIC CHINAMEN.-While the la
dies were around the City the other day
procuring subscriptions to the Sanitary
Fund they came ecross a couple of Celes-
tial "San Choy's" and asked them if they
would not subscribe something The
Celestials at first did not comprehend the
nature of the ''call,' but suddenly one of
them threw open his elongated organs OF
vision end exclaimed, as he "cumtuxed'
the subscription paper, 'Oh yes ! ne know
now, the money is for everybody-soldiers; ="
whereupon he handed over a dollar, fifty
cents for himself and the balance for his
partner. Their loyalty we presume will
not hereafter be questioned. as contributing
to the Sanitary Fund in a liberal manner
seems just now to be the test BY the
way, in these days Of everybody soldiers
and in these times Of "an men are created
free and equal, vhy not raise a few reg
ments Of Johns: ?" They would make
soldiers good for nothing enough for any
body. If report should get into circu-
.lation here that the Cinnamon among US
nn this coast ere to be drafted for the war,
sbia opers would do a good business export
ingtlle Johns to their old quarters.
, 1863-08-15

To TAX PAYERS The limit for paying
taxes, prior to the turning over the delln-
quent list by the Treasurer to the Sheriff,
expires on the goth instant. Ten per cent
will lie added to all taxes not paid by that
time
, 1863-08-15

DEPoPULAT1NG.-M John Pritchet,
who came down this week from Florence,
informs us that the entire population of that
mining camp, according to recent census,
was only $50. Mining operations, except
ing on few claims, were nearly suspended,
on account of the failure of water.
, 1863-08-15

MISTAKEN Nor1on--I hat the composing
room Of a printing Office is a proper place
to discuss politics.
Auother-That because compositor can
set tvpe without copy, he can compose and
talk at the same time.
And still Another-That all editors are
like George D. Prentice-able to wri'e poe
try with one hand and prose with the other;
rock the cradle with one foot and kick the
cat with the other, and at the same time
acquaint half dozen inqniring friends with
all the news they have seen in their exchau.
ges during the week.
, 1863-08-15

THE San Francisco papers announce the
arrival in that city, of T J. Dryer, late
Minister Resident at the Sandwich Islands,
, 1863-08-15

School AT VAHcoUvER.-"P Providence
School," for young ladies, conducted by
the Sisters OF Charity at Vancouver, vii
be resumed on Monday, the oath inst
, 1863-08-15

,Wvr rE BLUFFs.-Mr. Dan Welch of
ethis city. who made flying visit to White
BLUFFS, ,eat' Priest Rapids on Monday, in
forms. us II Ia there are about ninety men at
the new rni, Ies at White BIuffs They re-
port prospve is of from So to $40 per day
But few claim s have been opened There is
no timber in ia Vicinity OF the mines, and
.lnmber haasbe,A , shipped from Wallula fr
fthe,nse ,s,f miner. $. The steamer (7eninO)
csn1ng down, uae Ie the quickest trip that
has been accomplish "ed-leaving Prizes Rap
ids at half past fesr stopping some l'n'e
OF yhne Bluff, aua other points on the
,ivsr-ona orricieg at WalIua at 10
o'clock. Mr.W arrived oefe at Z o'oIock on
the afternoon of the sam day
, 1863-08-15

CoUNEY OFFICERS FOR BOISE CoUN-
rY.-Tne Golden Age publishes the fol-
lowing list of appointments, made by Gov
ernor Wallace, for Boise county;
Probate Jadgp-DanieI Mclaughlin.
SheriG-Slmmer Pnckham.
Commissioners-J c. Smith, Frank
Moore, NJ Murphy.
Justices of the Peace-PIacerville Pre-
ciDct-T. H. Strngham
Bannock City Charles Walker.
Centervllle-J. II. johnson.