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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27

u seems. fr'm movements lately made.
thar d. r,heis ar preparing o. hn back
from Tr,,icrilk.burr 4 r. husond paper
intimate. tlat ,le movement. 81 Cen. Hook
er vii un,l.ulfe.lly cause tl.m O. lall bach
AMI give haitlr to the i,,l,rais a. a ,li.tan,,
from tL'ir aa-r. Othsr advises ar, o. tls
cfrrt thai th-g ar talking seriously ID
ahaaiouine Virginia and transferring The
Eat q var to paint further South. 4
V-i-onsr lat,is returned saws the r,.'eis ar,
gu.stis removing ;hvir mach.ne.y AMI ar
morir- O. th. North of t,,ore.a.
From De- S.ath therc B.. uo iutelli-enr.
Of Important movements. Auofhsr ir.n,l..i
VA seni do~n tli. week. Tlr rebel. r-,.-
fcss % have no f,ars of ,n attack on Chsri,.-
ton ti.i th' spring tiiir.. which or,sr ab.su,
the "a 81 April Other di-T,a,cl,rs intimate.
that another important movement j. ia hand
Ihe b'aok brigair b. down IN FLORIDA
They have airrai, captured Jack.ouvill..
AM ether points. and il j. said ar driving
AT before them
from Nv Orleans 10 h reported that
Con. iarrarut Ia. succ-,,i,-l ia r,snninr
b. fr't past thc latt,ris- M Fo-t II1,i.ou.
With thr lus. of onc tcss,l-ths Mi-.i,.ippi.
whi'h ran aground anil was burned Th.
ARM Eas wifhin Eve milo. of Port HsIson.
ani eager tor thr srhs 4 dispatch avs
two 81 farsu-ai'. tost- hal -on. up o. tl..
mouth oi ''.r Ns.k-I,sr- canal twas sun
posed thar Us fr-t work ~ould D., o. IT,.
stro' a. r-..l crafi. on tl.r ri,,r
Above. Com. Porter -,-rn. % ha,,. i...n
sucgr.sid ,u opening a caaal AMI pushing
a par of hi. f-ss into th- Yaroo. The
boat' ar working down the ri,,r. tl.oa-h
a. b. .aii the hni taro. hi,is ,.u, t1r~ard
VII b.. r.Iuir,-i Co heiP ti--sa ci~ar out ,il,
bafrsrir. on if. baf,k. ID. l,sc, has l-.-n
c'ii. or~rin- tl- was infn LAX. Pro,iIsnr..
AM .l.-urr-,n~ ,yn-i.lr-ali,. 81 %. ,errit a-
~ aiiarrf. Th.r, b. report thar ,i,, f..-
sit.ou a. llain,'. Biuf hl. i.,.u cvaeist.I
The hai''ri's s-sp, thr ri,cr l-iow. but
W-r' I-'werir~s against an affs.k frpu =
f-o. coming Invn tL, rit.r Fo-t Pom
t~rt'n. a str'a- .arrh~ork on ti. Yaroa.
b. SO ta l-. 'i..Is.,-i of
u o. .ai.i char u.,i.h l..t-.. exists anon
III r-oplr ai Nirk.bur-. and it o.. r.,...ii.I.
a.. p.aor nav p. e,aclat,d
@uerr'iia. are a. WORK b. Missouri AMI
kentuckr
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Portland and New York
sEaI WEEKLY LINE

~ H.rnIlI slI h.f -.ra.a.hlr. Cffr-t
ftAAt. falf WH.fs. 900 PARkFH--
Ut h'. 'f.f. l.lnsr. s.I r.II flIllrr a....s
rs1 as .....ts
ir'tr h'sar's ~ .sfI. r.fi.I-.. rtsre Ws.I.s..
~ 20 ~sfurflt. sf .'....s o. ~ ar.I P..- .
Nar.h kIsrr. ~ .fa .srrf w., ...I
~lfHf. .i... af , a'rtfE
ihrsr F-s.rs nre fref an snh &C. a~@snno.
.fir.s o. rissrarrrs. aass ~ 600 fa~ r...r
-IfF'' ssf afl 0.aHi.Is'.e r.sfr Cd f.sur. 49,
seq ~ hafs aai Nsirr. Fss-sre Il 5.
frr .l..lnl q sre rrf -rsfs Ea.r..
'Ha.'s tarsfrHef p fhfs boo fol I'D fr-. n
fsai. 1ari~c. barh. Aaga-ts. Ts-tro.t ssi -
Iahn.
~hirr~rs ars rrsluestsi fol s~aI her fr-.rhf o.
ihf sfraasef ss ear'y ss8P 81 th- a. 49,
fhre ave PoifIsni
80 tffrhf nr rssFHFa srI..s fs
EVERY A. FOX Fsftisnf
". y. CkONWftL a Co .Ns- YoYs
fcrt'anr. ftee g. Isf1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27

rINHtS de.irshi- soerhssic.I srraax-sn~nt IA.
II $40 b-ea IN . ssririeat ieurth ~ tim- 90
sHo~ that q xivcs ertfrc satisfaction sd aetuans
= m-sre xslued TIE morv q - u-ed.
he inseutien a. a step 81 fvsnre q az Others
~ ~ NpFtsr I'D d-psrtuneut. eulisractux ltfi-
u''fe 81 Their sxoslLnci-s and ~ hsppis cover
ing up ther d~fects. n 10 dexibl- a. hatr an1
~ - rrcrfsraitve % hing n.eH into pt.o-
Suh rrest tcihis. II - sd-ptsd 60 the iavaiId.
ths agsd and 81 sho linger On sufrriux aad .~ak-
a~-- Thy .r~ ruad~ ~ god material vr.sraots.s
stro"g and durshl-, and not 6abie % Ct CIT -
order
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JAMES DEERING


We have ia'roduc~,l -@veral q The iu.riv r-le-
brsi~d Au,i-r-oa Spfiag B-i Bsuoui- o. ,.sr
sie~rtng 4psrfu~uis. We give .hi- sprtng I'D
h1ftarn d~cidri preference over auv AMI ~ 9th
80 W. have ever u-e.l. Or gu~.f- .f-ak q
ih~nl o. ~ htgn--i tsrn@- We r-l-sa lBenl thetr
80 to 1T hptri Ar--t- b. d~-if- th- c,suf.rt Il
ihri- gu~-t-. " u Mct.AUGHLI A. SOY
May ~. i,63 Fsaakla ugs-s. B..nssr. Ne
VI. -. ~. Frohork d.. iu-ui.h~I th~ IA. n
nv huu-c 18th th~ An.ier-on -priag H-d B,t-ssn.
al'i Ike pi-s-urr u n-aiiag this .ftic L. a.
the most convsni-nf. ecaasnlcsi anf comfortable
thing II th~ kind ~iih ~hich an aoqsatnted
A. %. ABBOTT.
frin- 81 Family >chool. Littie BIZ. Farniayton .
have bad the sa-pe.k .bl- r,ie4ssre q .L--pisg
o. one ~ III An.ier.sn ~prinx B-.l Bottssn-, for
ihe hist three ~r-ks, so ~ O. ftr surfas-r.
suythtng had tetufr aatlct patel. NJ ~ti~ ~,
- ieetr. has hat 90 bod rest sc six a,onth. ttu
oocupN ing one of the-e bets. ~he would ast p.rt
~th q "a aay accoant.
Rev. JOHN ALLEN.
FarmiHgtoa. Feb. .. ls62.
Hayiaz tested The Aaler.oa Spring Bed Bot
ton. co ch-~riul.g recommend O. 80 al ~ho are
On n-ed 20 such aricie. ans believe a o. be
siireripr 90 aay taisg ~ th- kiad iu 80.
Bss. p HAYES.
Waterviie. April ~. is6e.
sPrias Bottom. .ad T5~a .ght. for .al-
Mr--rs. Beuaett 4 Nose have Purchased The
rigt Or Paris.
Mm = Ca-hsaan-Oxf
Afcn Fuuie-E1ckh.I
10. A Jrsrlf-N afrfflrI
Jo~i Cra-k-r-Nolsav sad Cf~en~ood.
NeSeH " hsrnfF. ~afnr~r.
-i't Alr't- - l.stll. uISleId add Mexiro
Wa " a,s..tirn. D.. F~ru.
Touched 4 totittri. Be- bel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27
OTIS TRUE.
NoHwar.Feb. .. 1888

for = ioug tine have h--a trsisg o. 6ad
>pfing BE- to suit Nc. nd thiaS the thing -
~ i-ugth frand. have olfsia-d froua NJ o.
hHtf-r. aEeuf. one q he ASDEEsoS Sp~tar
h~i bsne-ss.' snd sf~r usisz q Do ust hest
tate o. prpnuunce "a a. t-.t ths sa-i-.t .nd -s.t
comfortable I'D bsttosn thuf I sF-r 49,.
SNLNANC< COBB. j.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

fI'iiI aa.ersflas.I be- o. ssi- far - rr,r-I
frlas Frrrs h..n zoo -. zoo 4. .r.-
A. aae sis.Ial fa ...tl .lr frsIa-.fsI f. rsu
aa far sai.-cI..er tt tI. r,s. .lea.e .n rers. Mr
JONAS GkEEN.
Tsru. Msrch ia. is6s
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TESTIMONIALS

ELs HoUss. NoEwsr. Feb. Z. ls6S.
have inir-tuced The jusiiy c-iebsst-d A nd p
500 >pring BED fosn .stoa NV .oid bv NJ
Nh'tti~r. iu'o ny hou-~. snd o. nv Sleep ~
sp'iim~ut- 90 Sang o.. and hnd q fsfs up %
us high r-counu.udation.
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II Ar r Z d .

u ~. R.tgfoa. Iith. a.. = Iot~a w~-sao
- ti.fu-oo. % NJ. %. Lime N~sd ~ Nosth
Bfitgtaa.
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sYLvANUs COBB. j..


am u-ius fhe Spriag B..tt .un Bod Auf@r.oa
fat~nf, iuftosiur~ti O., " httiler snd can ~ithouf
hestthffsu give O. 10 dert~i preference sv~r aav
oihef - hpitoan ~ith shrch an scq.ssat-d
-ni thins thai "a b $50 e oonEs. t-lsis bed
wouid d. s-H io cove th'- trisl.
JAMES DEERING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27

ne sssi-rrthsf h-rshy giv-s puhic natic~ th.t
- ~ tr~n csN sfFsptufsf ~ ~ Hsaosabi-
les. ~ Frui,sis 50 IN Cs-l.ts ~ Oxt,rt- -
assuulr M ~ stlnisir.tsr 81 th~ ..t.t. AZ
CALEB Cu>HNAN h,s q Pasi.,
o. 800 Couniy b. -asei. ~ riviae t-.,a d. ~
80 dif-rts. hs th~f-fore r~lue-fs al r~r..,.
~ho nrisei o. ~ estate 81 sad sis.-~a--d a,
rnak~ tuisr.-liitfe rayun~uf ard those no hav~
a., d-rnsat- tn~reoa 3D. rxhibfi the $3.50 80
Mach IS. l-62 JAMES DEFRING
(At Ton h-fsby wsra "a p~r-ons srsia-t
Y psrrhastnr a NE g. Sis. lated. Oxfsrd
Masch = i>e3- sfga-i ~ 49,. sul pss.hie 20 18Th
~ fsanc~. of ortrr. e. : H,onths frota date .nl
intste-t. SOD nots 49, given So rake 81 oxen
sarranied to 80 a. ssuad. l-lt 80 ~ then prov
iax ru-ouat ! RETURNED thesa boih o. Nc F.uzsoe
s'si eesaan,i-d ~ sat-.
CYRUS DUNN.
rel.ai. Msrch ~. 1888.
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Dwelling Houses for Sale
N NIEMAN NIIIA.I

M VI D. 80 10 a-r-. az taiasstf- De~f..s
w Ha-s-- ar.i a-f i-,,tffrr-. -ss s~rars..i O.,
~ sH.-rf.i@r- The i-.rr a,- afthr 49, q. L.
if.'n- Do tr1.tar-s os rrrsat- r~.f l.,re cod
'i1-'f''''N % - rrFrrnfed Go sas .ur ss-trtss
in s~frrrr t-.lrsh~ prlF .ifr rr-t.f-rs-r
49,. O. -a.~nr ft II. flr ur.f aaf r..-.s.-ff,
t--'t-ri dvrl.ar b s-r .sf-Is ..-rsai.f Il, s.,,r-
". ~rh..s.. sa Fartsaaf ~.rr
ta-lutf~ sf NNE gaauNp,x
House for Sale.
NJ III u -slf .H -fra.-sIIe frr.-. ft- n -..
w nrs arru..- hs tst,r Ii-ra-ir. .. = ..-,
''.- Nt'se~. ta N.rsaf. IT, rr--..-- 81.
rlni~ ssfe- .f as.t srl s.-.- t---., tsr,r,
fa' NFF- I D. t--sI.la Is ..-fstrl. 80 fas.a--
at-f- f-.----s...a sII t~ r.r-1 ra -s-
sNppNpN
N.f~at. No. p I-ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27

tuE". Ia. Marh 20 The Mempbi, Ia
Pcrs oi >aniay report another cauaI ~ cut
81 beng op-uei from tic Mis..ssippi. ffi,
miles b,los Helena. into Deer ri,,r from
Nash.n-tou Lake ana into ~auaousr River.
by vhieA Access o. laroo ca. and Ilain,-
Biua oan 4. had. d o.. ai.o reported that
tNo of fauag-t's gauLoats have rraeL,i
the loser s.o,.th 20 els Ni,ksJarg canal
pne small boat has passed into Lake
iroslen,,. ILe water runs into thc lake
a. rapid rate.
tHarr,>op,.s. March - InteEccnc-
n uali STATE. that oar scout. have been
within sour uil,s 81 Mu-trrcsboro. ana
report thai tLc earisy is re,r-aisng from
there Probably hans movement d. ia
til slal. Gen. JoLnstoa an staH has.
gone % iai.4homa. ~hi,h =. ,I b,r,aitcr b..
L. pernaueut headIas-t-r.. Johnston hius.
SCI ass-ui.l- ier>oaal cau.ulaaI Run.ar
says kasccrans has s.ut 4 hrs. forcc o.
oppose iaa-,trv,i's advance through Ken-
t-rss
Gr> Bru~-rpr- NV Couu,~p 4
SPECIAL d.srar.h tl tie New York Pa.t Of
last evening" says.
j. - said chat Grn~rai HeintreIrnan
vii take thc piacr ~ General ~amn.r 5-
Arsaasa' and Missouri. General Burnside
49,. % 81. aoi.-el. has uot gone La.k o.
fortrcss Mouroe from tac Baltimore t-s.on
meeting 10 last seek. i-t las -.ae West
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NOTICE 90 IN>oivENcY. ". 49,,
y t~ra frf-.nfs.i hf 80 Jalge 81 Ir.l..f. 80
tar '.H.laft ri RNtaff f. .r. Eve 49, ....,.. 49,
c-ft'u- III 90 rrrii'srs sf IN trrfl ILL.,. f...s
N~~''-u In eco '.uafv. iro~a-,.. a be-. r.-t- y.
80 'lra iH-s.traf. rr arirs fhl "A as.rfs.
.'.''-.'Hg ta. far.r. -n.-t .is .f t1a.f,
ID i-o4. haF~ t-~a sfasr.. Or. ...I .r-..tar- 4,
triog la ari prove flr.r cItl.l.. anf t-... --H
aI'ri. '' 30 -"If.rr .r.t s- 81 ftr .r.r. "a
~ iaia " ria--r. ia -s.I Sc -a. or ~.turf.,
ih~ i~-n's --~s-att - oi Jlnr a-sts Geo .'ei,k
'n inr i.fra.-'a. 4 % WAIVER
Las-'i. N'leh J.. I-s3
IfpMui~~ioNTE~ NOTICE. ill., t..,
Y apr-l.afrf hy ta- H.a. Jaf-- ~ Pr.i,.,- Il,
iar Comfy af bsf..t. t.fu.r.-s ...rs Oh. r..,s.
hnf rNtaaia. tar r-tlass .f fh- rrrtt.r.. III J ...
I'D fsrs-r iste of Efaf.li ia .l.. C..-sf. l-r...-
81. ~atsr ~sfst9 oil. rrnf~-rat.I 81. ia.....-f d. q.
rF- a.f.rr thrf 80 n.aatls ere sI..srt Old. g., d
c.-.i-af- -1 t.rlr. ia a-f grove th..r 800. r.
fhaf w. stI arf~at fa che ..ftI.r ss-,...f ..- .+
80 ....r ui h..rfrr a Z 90 .ra I. ii..r..I ...s
taa.ts .a OBJ s-rHrI Nss.Itt 81 Nv. J-,. -.
l 80 ~erf-a.i-r. o.. f-ss. traa. to- a'-i.
4, ". .t.rr .'-.rs A.
.. o.. utKEOW C..-,,.-
90 IuEE o. trpDEN. ....-r.
b,sfsif. Nsret g. I~es.
('NrrtoN v,~,r. El..-,, Hl...A...
y h'sfat .-ii 60 h.aar provided f.r CO.,. 500
'st ffr-' rf fr.vHrsft.1 tsrsis r.safs..a ..-.
-,7s n'i FL. hffI-.r ar 90. h-r erefr .s aa, .r-
''r'' f. -afH pat as t-i.s af By -.a,rsrtia q
FE,NkuV BLANCHARD.
TIE -.t.rf.i-r h-,,.t .lt-. -.I.., a.I.-- tt.t
o. be- t-.-n tss arr-lr..f fs 60 H.-.r.l..-
= .It- .f f'r.f.sr- ..r OBJ. t..i-f. q ft.t-F ~
as-r.f tr- frr-f .I ff.r.-t....I af fhe -.fs.. Id
Jr~Tr~ AUSTIN tr. .r r-.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-27


Ia qu@nfiti--, bs the dorea si-gI- cse.
Watch cs->- .nd material. or Matchmaker.
~til - furnished che.p-s thsa ihey cas bs bosght
a Posti-nd. IL short people had beusr ean on
hin and save Hnos~y.
E'~rsthisg ~.sraas-dtO h. whzt u .. -old fsr.
His motto -. - Hoa--ty 10 the b-st ysiics % and
ihe most sure % sooo~ed. Asy ~ork entrastet
60 ban ~Iii - dOoe according 70 Contract. and
~srrsafci god.
lie ~esd lac o. sny watches thai have
be~a 500 81 b t0experi-soed ~orknen. aad n
b dont make iheun p-rform Wi there vii be no
chsrgr. The ~sns~ ~ith ciccks.
Plaza watch mss-useats NIL ~ fsu je~esed
Sh~u r~qaiFed. add god qssrii-r vergr ~ateh-
- I'll - altered 10 Lever E-~.p-saeats 81 . f.sr
prtce. Chronossetef bstsnce- is-~rtrd ~ ~aich~.
th.t have plaza bsLsuccs; ssd 6a@iiy anything
thsf - r~slssfet 90 - tos- % a ~atch or = eL.ck
~ihte doae - hisshop and wsrraut-d % b. aoae
30 ~ofkau snltke utsan-r.
NvrS soiicitei fruEn oth~r ~sichmakers. Which
~il be dose ~ q tar di-coant.
Jewelry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Execated,
HCash paie for old Gold and silver.
BEraEG Hut l-eI. IS
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'..HFI NfNf|HN 90 Hrr q
- %. 'r'1 dolls Hfpnlnfsf hs the haasfatls Ju.a
"a frlslst- 60 fhe trsnfs 81 %, llff 90 a.-an.i
10 ttu-f of s.irrfal-frsfffx nf thf estate sf
EDMUND %. CHarNNN L,c o. R-thd.
De- -aiI toaats. decrease. .hs rIvlrr b.s.f .s th.
Is~ irrrf-. So therefore r..l.r..fs .U ...r...a-
eco 81. iH''-'si f. fa- e-rff. aI -...i .r..-@l fl
n,'s- a'a-iisf~ nHtu~ats aai the-- eh1 have
Msr o.. i-o3 MARY AN ClIAFuaN.
20 De- '.f al's appreciated o.. fhe u.aarsI.-
Sf..r H' iU.rtfs f.. fa- t.H.rt OFF fe....I ..T
a-.-i frr frH-f si s.ss..ff sfi.s Gel col. estate q
WILLIAM FtNGgEE hs. Of u-su.,t.
.' siil D.s.ft. |rers- -.i. hs .istas bed s. fLs
'fr -'rt- ~n~ ffarrfsrr r~.r1e-fs go rrr-sa-
%" ffr .l...af.t fl flr t.fffr .f COO. ts..s-..i
'' "'r~ 600. .,i'r pes r-lf. tai fas-~ uha t.t-
Ms.rh ~. t-o3 MEnfTaEtE PINGREF.
To- .-h-rriir- aerst. .lr-- r..I,s -at,r. tbs,
1r 49, '-.a fr.s fHH.rrfrf hs rh. h.-.rtht.
III. .. fl..t'- i.r t.r t...r.s .fts ...f. ..I ...
.a.fI 'rr ra.t .. Ls-,a'.r .f ia. n-t aH asI
ALVIN holster l.-a rsa.,s.
.a s',. t.sar, 4..-,--I. h. r..i.r i..sI s. rtr
a- ...s %. t..f-..re 60 a.-t- s. re,....
e.. ur .r .i.. I. .a ..ft.. . .a. ...-.-...I ..
.'.- .-. i..'r fftaf.| aH. Ih .- sh. rtt-
Pm. .N".' '.. -t.I-
M".h D.. l-si tNWtN Eof~rTg.
rar .sf-.rf-f h-f,f, ..se. ..iI.. -..t.st...
D. a.s Dec ..r s....r... t. fhr ff...- .-
D.. .r .f F..'s.r ..r obi. t....-. ..I Ds ... ..I
f-.Hi '.r I.a.f .I i...a....frifor COB. .-.....t
JEROME o. Hpp,E at. .f C.r,.a
sart '....t. .rr...... Dol I.rir- l... at f.s
90 ..f' fn..f' 'r InI..srs H" .rlr...
Hh. .f. .a r'..f ... .a Dot -.,.f f.-,-.f ..
.f.r 'r 90. Uttn ODD f".-. e.. t..s
Ira H... e. H|....... ... 4. 4. . .... Ola. ....
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

NOTHING BUT JUSTICE. Members Of the
different heneyolent orders should make them
felves kuown-6 ia good standing-when
they come into new country 50 that those
in need may be attended to, before il is too
late. correspondent at Placerville writes
that member of one of the fraGernIties died
in that place Without his brethren being APP
priced of the faetsthat he was of them, be-
cause he had neglected to make himself
known. Il IS due not only to lis individual
self that each member should place himself
within the reach 81. privileges 70 which he lis
entitled, but due also to the orderrEt6l (which he
belongs. j gv(<-aT sF4
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

Tie highest bit Of gossip afiqat is, that Queen
victoria Is about to contract second marriage
with cx-Kiag Ferdinand. Of Potugal-he who,
with charlottesville G0barg wisdom, declined the
other lay the ,pr6tfed slippery throne of Greece.
he is31ncie Of the late Prince Albert-related oil
family course, TO King Leopold Of Belgium, con
necfed 81 marriage with Arehditke Macmillan Oh
Austria, Emperor Of Mexico tJat is to be, etc
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

BACON. We observed huge piles Of '.hog
meat piled nptin some of the stores on Main
street. Entertaining an almost Jewish re-
gugaancs to swine. we nevertheless. like to
see plenty Of bacon in the market. II will
come handy il the winters in case Of a search.
t. Of beef
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
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BAKER ExIT-FNTER HIII,.-The ,

BAKER EXIT--ENTER HILL.-The news 81
the street, and doubtless correct. that Thomas
Hill, late Deputy Collector Of the Port, has
been appointed Postal Agent for this coast,
szUjce Henry Baker, removed. Probable cause
of Bakers removal the fact that he is a friend
Of Phel3s'ahd Low, whom Cohness loves less
and less daily + .ssB uletiq.a,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
Good Thins.
nil battle !, the tToqPipg spirits in delight.
stOne e. n IRIS

Il t0ue sip5of this
Will battle the tlroppiug spirits IN delight,
Charley Douglass. the day after he got
married, brought to this Office an armsot oi
real oldeliquot, upon which the editors, pub
fishers, compositors, pressmsn, and devil of
the News, Dsm9erqt and Union, all had a
''blow out" A vote, without regard to date
Of residence, and notwithstanding an unyield-
ing and unharnlonizing political -entagonism,
stood unanimously in favofaof matrimony and
sofaey May We have to chronicle many such
ats in the future.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

(ODD-FELLoETs i FUNERAL. --0lthe 18th, at
Plaoeryille, the oad4Fellows turned out and
buried the remains'of their late brother, S.
Lie. a large number of friends accompa-
MED tie body to#tha grave.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

USFoRF6S ATE-Mr. Richard French. formerly
hoteIkeeper in Yreka, California, who had his
shoulder blade broken on his first arrival in the
baaisaseome months ago, was sBockingly crushed
~ ne cayIilg OF bank in the upper end Of town,
hight before last. One leg was broken in two
Places and he otherwise 7tys injured He
had gone into claim for bucket of water when
the accident occurred.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

sAETFaE NIsEs; zEich quartz lodges are said
70 have been discovered a63at seventy live miles
little north Of east from sil.n. aad ab3ut seven
miles om7what is Known as the meadows, p on
the summit Of che Cascade IN 1iatailss afrg
Moores, Of Salem, Informs the Portland Tines
that these mines are and 7abtedly rich and extern
siHe
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

The leader Of the choir then began to sing. in a
nasal tode 10 t. steal; baE, having pitched
iG too low, he began again, love to steal; bat
having reached the opposite extreme, lie found
himself again necessitated to begin, 9 love Co
steal;' when the. considerate minister stood ~
and said; seeing our brother evil propeusities.
let us pray,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

A gentleman By the name Of Spencer left Orc
Finoon tie last Sunday in August, for Bannoek,
and has not since been heard from. We have lost
the notice bro1ghtus for publication. The gentle
man seeking the Information will please call again.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
Dcatbs.

In this city on Sunday evening, the 18th, Of fe-
YER J. Sullivan. Of Baeha Vista Bar He walked
over to the city to see DIR. Talbot, and fell down
dead within a@few minutes arter- his arrival.
At Pioneer City, Boise county. I. T.. on tile 10th
instant, OF Typh9id fever Mrs. Minerva, wife 81
Geo. w Anderson, ia the 23d year OF her age. Size
leaves husband and three children TO nl91rn her
l2ss Washington Statesman and Oregon papers
please copy.
In Piacervilc, on the l4th inst. Mr.. S. Lille.
aged ~ years St, Louis. Mo-, and Hlmbtd6 Go,
Cal. papers please copy.
In BarnacF City, on the 18th inst, Benz. F.
Reasor, aged about So years. Dayton, Ohio pa
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

Wells, Fargo u Co and Tracy & Co. have each
can't a the subject justice, we're SO GID
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

Flour, % SIX. $l3@l4
Onions, 3 Ii. :. : 40.
Chickens, ~ doz36 90
Eggs, % doz q 90
Hams, % fb... .ffe
Soap, % ID - 55@40
Lard, ~ 10. 5000.
Salt, L. % is 85@I0
Sugar, or a9B 5000
do No, ~ b55 060
Island, 8tb 50@55
DO No. 1C79 1b40m45
Coffee, r 58 ID. G0Q0s5
Candles, ib / o.
W oln's KIP b tees $50
do calf do ~ pr 8
do do busk's 6 90
PITS, blk cas-,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

Meeting Of the County Commissioners.
HEB0ARDof County Commissioners of Boise
Coanty, viii hold "a meeting at the County
AHdi5ofs 0itice, in. Bannock City, ON Paarsd.sI.
october l:tA, A. D. 1868, at 10 O'Clock i. M,
.sBy order OF County Commissioners.
W.R. UNDER OOD. County Auditor
BY JONAS ~. Brown, Deputy
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

"a
The WHERasBoUTs Or A WAsHoE BANK
RoBBEa, The Virginia City Bulletin Of the
18th September, says T" Frederick W. Man
sell, who, it viii be recollected, absconded
some four OF i've months since from this city,
with funds amounting to $4,000, belonging
to the banking house of Stateler6 Arlington,
has turned up in Blnnuck City, Idaho Terri
= tory, where he mas been conducting himself
in such manner as to cause his exposure. 1t
appears he has been drinking to excess, spend
ing money freely and in some Of his drunken
sprees frequently boosted ofhis having robbed
a barking house in this city. A gentleman
arrived Here from Bannock City some time
since, and gave this information to Statelar
& ,Arringtpn, who immediately procured a
requisitioa from the Governor Of this Terrific
ry on the Governor. of Idaho, and a special
officer was dispatched to arrest the defaulter
The officer by this time has probably arrived
here. # caught, Mansell viii be brought
here for trial. !"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

The handsome yotag lad Is wao recehfly at
TENDED the tables az the. UTgs6tI Pal4ce Fair!
sold choice cigars tt their ad risr arslol ,tained
An. en1rnius advance on the COM au price by
simply biting Off FIRST, the end to be placed in tbe
smokers mouth.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
39rfees Current.

AZ b The prices stated are, for produce, the
9uylng prices; tor groceries and general merchan
die, the selling prices
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
MARRIED.

In Bannocz City, on Thursday evening October
18th, 1888, at the residence of the Brides father
by CHARLES WALKFI, Up, MIR. C'4tRBEs D6UGLAs
and Miss LAuRgTTA BELEEAP, all OF this City!
In Rlacervile, on the l4tlI inst, bv Th9s Fl
Strlasham, Esq, William 4, Logan q. Nancy j
Harris.
BQRN.-In this city, Oct. I5th, TIKI, wife Of j. o.
Wood, of a son.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20
Ad1linistrato rsI u otiee

NTOTICE is hereby given, that all persons hay.
~ ing claims agrinst the estate Of John r.,
Williams, deceased late Of BanRock City, Boise
county, Idaho Territory, arc required to present
the same with the necessary vouchers for allow
ance is The undersigned administrator Of said
estate at the idaho Saloon in said eli " within one
year from the dale hereof. D, Z Comedy, adnr.
Bannock city BoiseCO. IT. lst, 1868 IVA
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

Tue eaRflidates for the. vacant; 4 rchbish1prit
created by The recent lie ibh of ATch5i shop Ken
rick, are Bishops MdGill, Of Richmond, Iva,
Wood, of Phaadelphia, ana SpaGlliiig Of LoGis-
vile. Their na,nes arc Il, besent to home, wheA
the Pope viii nakegthe election. 1gasf5
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

HIGHYAYMEN, IN .SHAsrA.-2In the Vicinity
Of Coyote Fiat. and Grizzly Gulch, Shasta
g county several ghnameoIwefe fobbsd1ofdif-
fereht sums Of money and one Chinauaan re-
ceiYed from the robbers some seventy distinct
cuts. s b5S1dA IihiltI If5I Ia
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-20

LEGAL BLANKS Of all description For sa1o
at HIS Once Also, copies Of the Boise News neatly
done up m wrappers ready for mailing.