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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27
STILL LATER

ELECTIONS. The Maryland election was
held on the 4th, and Pennsylvania and Ohio,
on the 18th inst. The New York election
will take place on the I'd Of November Wis
consin, Nov. 5sh; Delaware, Nov. 10th
Massachusetts,, Nov. Sd; Minnesota, Nov. 81;
Iowa. Nov. 10Th; Western Virginia viii elect
three Members of Congress this fall but the
date Of election is not stated IN the papers.
Idaho will hold an election on the 31st Of
Oct. and eiecta delegate to Congress, mem :
bers Of Council and Assembly. Governors
are to elect in Massachusetts,, MinnesOta and
Iowa.,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

WAR ASraSE n Man Oyogr ro Krov
An educated ht 10 kn6w these things
First, Where he nat Is 70 saw. what soTt Sf :
world he has got into; how large il IL; what s0rs
of creatures iHhabit it, and how; what Il Is made
Of and what may be made Of Il. Secondly, Whe (
he is going. That is 10 say, what chances or re-
ports there are of any other world besides ths
what seems to be the nature OF that other world.
Thirdly, What he had better do VRder the circun1-
stances. That is to say what kind Of faculties he
possesses; what are the present state and wants Of
mankind; what is his place in society, aud what
happiness and diffusing IT, The man who knows
these things, and has his will SO aubdued in the
learning Of them that he Is ready to do what be
knows be ought, is an educated man; and the
man that knows them mot is uneducated. though
he could talk ali the tongues Of Babel.--T Ruskn.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

THEORY vs.. FAors.-In these days Of
impracticable facts, we are forcibly re-
minded Of what an eminent French the
orist, ouce said, if f1ets do not agree
with theory, so much the worse fer the
facts. theoretical minerS will prove the
correctness Of this, as they always have
done in the past, whenever they discard
experience, and attempt to follow sci
ence, IN the requirement of gold as
practical miners.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

PoLITIcs.-The present week closes the politica
campaign in Idaho. Torch-light professions, b
rades, speeches and public demonstrations will
all be played out after.saturdAy night Cam.
Paign papers are about to go to their graves, and
unsuccessful candidates to seek the head Of Salt
river. The Boise News will keep on in the even
tenor Of its Way publishing all the news of the
basin, regardless Of political or elemental stoFms
and strifes The result Of the election on satur.
day next will be published in EWs as early a.
we can possibly Obtain information from the yar-
Gus counties in the Territory. Boise county wiz
p1h the largest yjte, and may, if very one4sided,
control the election, either one way or the other,
and it may be that returns from this county alone
viii be sufficient soten which way the Territory
has Como.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

SNow.--A fall Of snow to the depth Of
three-fonrths Of an inch, visited Placerville
one day last week, but did not remain long.
Il merely came as kind Of feeler to see how
tie people would stand it. There is plenty
more where that come from.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

TIE FgrURe OF G ALlFokINA.-Th following ex
tract from the New York Sunday Times, is
beautiful and eloquent portrayal of the future Of
California:
California is stretched out by the Almighty AZ
vast canvas, such as 40 tribe of men ever Fo-
ceycd, fox the geni0s and fidelity of r0lonists Il
ill with beauty. One Of our own citizens has re-.
Gently lndnlged artists dream of what tbe
State may look Ike hundred years hence. He
secs IN vision long ribbons Of fields stretching fl
Fort Tellnl each geld different color; Z reen
grapes Drown fufrows emerald vines, fringing
hedges, grain glowing II cream-colored grains
grains aureate and russell houses dotted aiong
like dew-drOps in oliver fields houses reAcbipeS
forth like mnsses in the crystal brook: house,
cidmped, houses grouped halnlets modest. IrIf5.
lets booming and luxurious like gorgeous Green.
erSi villages with spires, towns With Furnished
domes g ldened by the sun and. silvered bv tie
moon; cities with columns, cities with tan nee5le
chimneys, pouring to God the frankineense of n.
Dor; terraeed foothiai laughing with generous vii.
asi sloping foreands alive with herds; sEelling
mounds Nesting with vines; oval knobs crowned
With festoOns Of fruit blossoms, bre: thing sweet
perfume to the sky; mountain gOrges ruling ont
metals, mountain peaks staring at opposite SeaEs
from the boldfaced palaces, monntain riynItss
murnluciag to trellised, 70 e-liidden cottlges8
mount in Wales creeping away 10 1--we Cod ~
dreamy repose." sff IS
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

EXCURSION Down SNAKE RIyER.-Capt.. Mol
throp, and aParty selected BY him for that pur.
pose, will gtart down Snake river, in about three
weeks frem this time. Theirintention is, to as
certain definitely whether it is possible to nari-
gate the river or not; and, at the same pros
pect for gold, silver, and other precious metals.
Our friend Ireland, Of the Idaho Democrat, will
constitute one of the party. We hope they may
9 strike it rich" The boat in which they intend
to make the trip is now building at Baena Vista.
It will be nice thing for this upper cou1J spig
the river proves navigable to the mouth Of Boise.
Mercantile friends Of the enterprise. in this city
will furnish necessary supplies, while the Buena
Vista saw-ml is contributing lumber for the boat.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

CORRECTIONS. our last issue we incorrectly
stated that Mr.. Goodrich was keeping the INDECENT
sick Of the county for twenty, dollrs per month
each. The price is twenty dollars per week. Our
figures were wrSng agair in estimating the depth
Of the Catholic Church on Wall street Forty
i've and not seventyhye feet Woul have beel
rect.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

81 What is the meaning Of a backbiter2 !"
asked clergyman at Sunday school exainina-
ton. This Was puzzler It went down the class
haDS it be a flea"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

Jers2lds notion Of wife at forty Was. that
man should be able to change her axe a bank note
for tive twentiess The matrons In his Vicinitg
were inexPressibly shocked at bis hardihoods
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

FELL UPsN TIE ROCK--Iu January 1861, Dan.
tel C. Vance and R.-N McCulland gave note to
Morris Wise. Of San Jose, California for the sum
of thirteen hundred dollars, bearing eight per
cent. interest per month. and compromising month.
". At the last term Of the District Court, in San
Jose, Mr.. Wise sued upon the note, and Obtaine5
Judgment against the parties for the enoEmow
SUM Of one hundred and sixty m iiions Of dollars.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

FEET-Maqy Of our citizens have become
latsFesFed in various quartz claims in this
State and Idaho Territory, and feet are
becoming quite topic Of discussion On our
streets OrgsWian.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

I4oUsY.-Mt. Thompson Of Thompscn &
Co., miners on Cal. Hill, brought into our
sanctum, on Wednesday last, lot Of reddish
clay taken from the bedrock in their claims,
that was perfectly lousy with pure bright gold.
Ii looked about as if pint Of gold and a
pound of mortar had been kneaded together
and dried. Mr. T. informed US that there
appears to be the bed Of stream ruaning
through the claims, and that dirt Of this
quality is found wherever this dry bed is
struck they have make as high as 1921 to the
rocker IN a day. They are working a small
sluice head. but have not cleaned up. When
they do so We expect to hear of them taking
out hat full. These claims are on the south
side Of Moores creek and are owned and
worked BY Eve men, each claiming one hRad-
red feet in width.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

R9- DOn'tyou remember old Towser, dear Kate
ODD Towser so shaggy and Kind; how he used t.
play day and night by the gate and seize inter
LOpers behind
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

R8~ A western paper, annoyed By the phrase,
american citizens Of African descent ofers
" unbleached Americans" as a shorter and more
expressive term. Il
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

TAXABLE property Of Boise county, accord
ing to Assessors repOrt-$l ,O83, 300.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

From the resurns Of the Territorial Engi-
neer. the lattieude OF the Boise Valley Is 43o
5 north latitude, Longitude 1l5e west from
tie ocean direct, $40 aailea
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

A lady editor says that if the men want their
children 70 look like them, the fewer jaunts they
take to California the better.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

Solomon advised the sluggard to go to
the ant. The sluggard Of the present day
goes to the uncle"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

WHERE DID THEY GET IT.-The shipments
OF treasure from California 10 the east since
Jan. LIST, 1868, amounts to $3S,955 952, an
excess Of S4,S29,224 over the same period
last year. Wonder if they don't count some
Idaho dust Is with the lott
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

Aurora, County seat Of Mono county Cal.
has been found BY Sdlysyor-Gensral Hough-
ton, to Be from three to four miles in Nevada
Territory.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27
CoLD On rHE MAIHEUa.-Ws arg told /


gentleman from Auburn that the town of
Canyon City IN the John Day mines, is almost
entirely depopulated by the rush to the NAL
heur mines where gold is said to exist in
enormous quantities. Whether this is another
Buffalo hump, or Snake River stampede, OF
whether it is q rich discovery, neither we uor
the thousands that are vending their way
thither have any means of knowing. Il takes
actual prospecting to develop these facts, and
we hope it may be speedily accomp lished and
prove to be a reality and not a humbug.
That gold exists on the Malheur is a fixed
fact. We have conversed with several iute,i-
gent gentlemen who assuresu that they have
procured good prospects there, but being in
haste ia get through to the Boise Basin, they
did not stop to thoroughly investigate he
matter, Indications such as red dirt, quartz
rock, quartz gravel, and powders are album
dant, and she eye of the praetieed miner at
oRee recognizes IN it the general appearance
OF gold count ). Il will form an important
lax in the chain of Communication that is one
day to connect US with northern California and
southern Oregon. If the diggings prove to
be good and extensive, 1t will relieve us to
some. extent from the thralldom Of the D. S.
n Co. that like the vulture on Caucasus, is
forever preying upon the liver of Idaho.
THE Quartz MINING INTERESTS In order
to secure quartz claim it is necessary to put
a notice on each end Of said claim and with
il six days thereafter to record the same in
the Office of the county Recorder. Fifty dol
lars worth Of work is required to be done i'm
mediately thereafter and if the work is moi
continued, the notices must be renewed every
three months, which work being done and
notices kept renewed, holds the claim good
for six months. But before the expiration of
one year another fifty dollars worth of work
is required to be done, making in all within |
the year one hundred dollars Joseph Mid |
dlemiss Of PlacerYille, gentlemen OF good
business habits and requirements, having eiy- |
en- the subject much thought, and made him.
selffully acquainted with the quartz and 9TH |
er mining interests of this Territory, will leave
during the coming week for San Francisco, |
where he intends locating for the purpose Of |
1eyotihg bis entire time and attention 10 rep
facts now being developed in re-
gard to the boundless gold-beaiing quartz
fields of Idaho. Mr. III, p former connection
Fith large business houses in California, will
give him a prestige among capitalism that
Siil insure attention, and cannot fail TO be
benefit to the development Of our mineral
H1 HZ is
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27
OREGON ITEMS.

Crosby Meizgor, Fsrnsworth and Edwards have
been appointed pilots at the Colnmbia bar
louis Breitenbucher accidentally shot himself
with an entire load Of slot, in the len arm, near
Salem.
Join Landon was drowned in the south fork Of
Santiam river.
The house of Mrs. R. A. Williams was burned,
in Clackamas county, on the 3oth ult
Articles of incorporation have beOa iled by tbs
Union Mining Company, to work the saatian
mines.
F. Birdseye had his house rubbed on Rogue
river, Of al its bedding clothing, provisions.
guns, etc.
a man by the name Of P. Stevenson MAS found
dead twelve miles from WaIla Nalla.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27
ANOTHER NIAGARA.

A correspondent writing from Salmon FAN.
to the Washington Statesman, under date Of
September 2Sd, makes the following state
ment in relation to q newly discovered fall il
the Snake river that far exceeds Niagara and
if the statement be true this is the erandest
and most stupendOns cataract iusbe world.
This correspondent ia attached to Captain
brakes Co. Oregon Vols, lately stationed at
Salmon Falls. To this new cataract they have
given the name Of the sGreat Falls It's
40 miles above the military camp and two
miles below the Shoshone Falls, discovered
by Mr. Gibbs. Capt Drake, his surgeon and
ID troopers Of his command, visited the
place on. the 10Th Of Sept, and from actual
measurement, ascertaihed them to be 198 Fl.
high r36 #. higher than the Falls Of Niagara.
The roaring can be heard for n any miles and
until this discovery, has al@aJs been supposed
to proceed from the upper cataract. The
Snake in flowing distance Of two miles, in
Guiding the Great Falls and the Shosbones.
descends S7s feet, The falls Of Niagara are
only 100 feet in hight, and are visited BY
multiplied millions Of Misunderstanding adven-
turers from countries lying thousands Of miles
distant, while here within a few days travel Of
any OF the Pacific settlements, a mighty river
plunges over a much higher precipice, and
that at the foot Of cataract exceeding by 201
#. that hitherto considered greatest wonder
ii its line in the world. The writer says.
|" We could see the bleak wall that froyns
the north bank Of the Shake, and On ap-
preaching nearer the yawning chasn1, we saw
the greenish blue stream vending far below !
and upon going few rods down the bluff.
great volumes of spray and foam were Hing
and leaping in widest fury still further below.
0urgWild hpzzas sounded like signs amid the
deep-toned believing Of that awful voice"
: : We visited them again BY moonlight and
it seemed still more grand than in the day
time The columns Of mist and spray seemed |
to ascend much higher and the deep grand I
melody to swell out and burst like the SOL /
emn mutterings Of distant thunder The
spray gistening in, the moonlight like silver
spikes shot upWaad from The under world, I
sent thrill through the nervous system that
/ never expected TO experience ("
= ,lheWatef at the Great Falls descends !.
n one vast broad sheet, perhaps Thousand
feet vide, into . large pool that seems from
above very calm, butWhen at the margin the
waves dash up tpriously." 80
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

A RICH Decision. The following is related
lby the s. +. CATS correspondent ct Steam
boat Springs, Nevada Territory:
And possibly il may be interesting to you
to know how Governor Roop came to deliver
himself Of that burst Of inspiration. Two
years sgo during the season of svalanchss.
Tom Russ's ranch slid down from the noun
tain side and pretty nearly covered up ranch
belonging to Dick Sides Some Of the boys
IN Carson City thought the circumstances Of
feted fair opportunity for playing hoax on
our formsE simple-minded Attorney General,
old MT. Bunker, and they got Sides to EN-
|ploy him to bring q suitan a Referees Court
for she recovery Of his ranch which Mr.. S.
did, alleging that Rust now claimed the sur
face Of the ground as his own, although he
freely admitted the ranch underneath it be-
lo1ged TO Sides who, il grieyed him to reflect
would probably never see his property again.
Roop, as Judge Referee, presided The Cen
eral appeared with eleven solemn law books
under his arm, and made ponderous speech
Of two hours in length. The opposing coun-
sci replied feebly, by design, and the case
went To the Judge. He said
Gentlemen, have listened with profound
interest to the arguments Of counsel in this !
important case, and while ! admit that the |
reasoning Of the distinguished gentleman Who'll
appeared for the plaintiff was almost rerist-
less, and that all the law and evidence adj /
duced are IN favor OF his client, yet considera-
tons OF q far more sacred and exalted nature /
than these compel me to decide for the de-
fendant, and TO decree that the property re-
main in his possession. The Almighty created
the earth and all that is in it. and who shall /
presume TO dictate to Him the disposition Of i
His handiwork? If He saw that defendants
ranch was too high up the hill, and chose, in
His iufnite wisdom, to move it down to a /
more eligible location, albeit to the detriment 1
Of the plaintiff and bis ranch, it is meet that
we bow in humble submission. to His will |,
without inquiring into his motives or quest
Ioling His authority. My verdict, therefore,
e, gentlemen, that the plaintiff, Sides, has lost
MS ranch by the dlspensation Of God p
This monstrous verdict paralyzed Mr..
Bunker where he stood. The crowd of spec
.ators, defying the Sherifs, shook the house
With laughter. But after the Court adjourned,
poor Bunker, oblivious of the joke, hunted ul9f
Governor Roop, and asked to appeal the case.
The great Judge froWned upon him with Sc
IeTe dignity for a moment, and then replied {
,olemnly, that there was no appeal from the
decision Of God Cursing Roops irnbecility,
he General told me afterwards that the only
recourse ever offered his client was the priv.
ege, # the defendant would give his consent,
d either removing Rust's ranch, or digging
llsoWn out from under il The hoax finally
lres.e Mr.. Bunker back TO New Hampshire,
I'D lost to us the densest intellect the Presi-
lent ever conferred upon the Territory.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

BAD THESG. The expresses bring US the
news 81 The dssssaetion BY FIRE Of WeaverviIle
Cal On the lth Of this month. The FIRE
broae opl ii China house, and consumed
over sixty buildings. The aggregate loss 4
estimated al $4,000. Kinds Hotel Com.
stock q Aaartip's Stable, Goldslein & Lanpe's
brick, the Trinity JostgndI printIng-ofice, Oak
Stage Co. 3 Stable, N X Hotel, and MANY
other large buildings were destroyed. Our
cid friend Dave GocGon Of the journal has
essa the victim Of several fires within our rec
ollecgon Of the history of Weaver and we are
grleYed to hear of this additional misfortune.
Els has always been the best county pape. in
she State. Comstock & Martin deserve ! BET
Ger fate.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

PROBATE CoURT The Probate COurt
met in this city yesterday morning.
Hon. Daniel MeLaughlin, presiding. The
Probate Court in this Territory has extraor-
binary jurisdiction. It takes cognizance Of
all civil matters over one hundred doIlars,
and under five hundred dollars In all suite
for debt orin dispute involving a sum between
she figures mentioned above. It Gus the place
Of District OF Circuit Court in other States
aud Territories The present session viii
doubtless Be- long one, as we understand
large amount Of business has accumulated
that it will be within the province Of this
Court to adjudicate. The District Judges sp.
pointed for Idaho have been tardy in coming
into the Territory, only one Of whom has yet
arrived consequently, It has been impossible
to assign them to their respective districts.
Parties wishing TO litigate matters involving
large amounts ~will have to wait on their mo-
tons. We hear that Judge Edgerton Is at
Beaver Head but has never reported him
lelf to the Territorial sathOTities.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27
GREAT Consolidated Boise River Gold and
Silver Mining Company"


GREAT Consolidated Boise River Gold and
Silver Mining Company"
There's name for youi nevertheless. such
company does exist The deed of trust has
arrived and the Co. will soon be organized
and atwOrk. The claims of the incorporation
embrace the Pioneer and Landon Lodes in
this county. Mr.. G. C. Robins OF Portland,
took to San Francisco between eight and
nine thousand dollars that had been taken
out with arastras, which was an immense ar
gument in favor Of the organization. Rock
taken from the same lodes was assayed and
turned out all the way from $62,5O to S2l,-
96S. The capital stock Of the Co. is 1875
800 divided into 1878 shares Of 800 each.
The trustees are E. Rankin, w. FL. Mills, w.
Z. Boothby, w. D. Robertson and T. A. ].
Diss.
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nIANQhps, OLD GOLD AND siI.tfk nv eotuo
II ~. LoIls ANkltH, ~ Broadway, nn,.r IA. NJ.
York ffotel VIII receive " per cen r,a-r n' Nrw
other n this city Tor Diamonds old do wa y Any
without h~n- ermsihi IN take other aasle IL .sct,
He paws IN city ha cable money. Cancels HAIR
kinds 81 laecs and Frs 81 AZ the hiaaes, pr,er 4 a.
Broadwag 80
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r CtSWNEkG FAYE TIE HfCHFSr prfCr rOW
4. Cast OF C.vhins W iadies AM re.etner Psstee
sited Mh~r ~ eiiNgs BY addressing L. ssaon~rx No
"A rwe,ith street hunjEed isss xsas q Eseedwar
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STEAMBOATS,.

nAY BOAT FOR ALBASy,-1Ik LARGE AND Cou-
~ monious steamer DAEl DREW caves Der foot 81
jay stteetesfy Tuesday. 1huraf and Saturday nruns al
ociscs andiug at lhirtth street, fonA.s COZ
West Fuat New burs. f0us hscstNie. Enneb.gk Tsxnl
ta'sk y snd NNa.o1 ATM rs y Aaty 10 tske the
@ deck the RstutninA pa,n A.s,y -. ~
Monday "Wednesday au.l trdas mOrnng 4, ,t,. .,ss -
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1T $50 BOwkRY-H. ROSESTHAL HAVING A
~ great desire 10 purchase large quantity OF ~
wearing Apparel Furniture Csrpets, Jewelry. Sc by
calling addressing him ladies and gentlemen can
tain the utmost value each article Ladies stenced 10
b. Mr. kossnihsl Please remember aud try s3 Bowery
opposite Great Jones street
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Ar THE OLD srANp.-LADIEs Axp okSrLnxEN

"A having any east on Clc,ning. cafpets Farnitars
teweiry Ac 10 dispose IT. viii do well ling on or ~
dr~sng L. LIPPNAN, Ia seventh where thsy viii
act utmost value. Ladies' attended y Mrs. l..
<rESrLhnEr's CAST OFF CLOTHING pupcu. swu
NJ fot a.. Western MARKET, In large or an III Ia. re-
fn value viii h~ pad without haggiag or .~.sios IN I'm,
po.e Cali Al the ss,re OF address rHOs. d. COxiDY -
centre strset
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YOU JUG lsSs. .Horse, Wagon and sHarOrss. the
above reward will be paid for their
black stout built about 10 hands high bodied rather
snnmS .bcu ~ sns msne am VAIL square troer and
light stripe leather blue cloth ning bands
has three or four inches broken OF the end plate Of
years old from feet INCHES TO feet 10 inches heRnth
at Henry smith ISAIAH " KIRpIN
Dated PoCeHKEyrmE, n. T.. July q, 1858.