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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Father Mathew r. 4. n society Ne. =.
Nev York. ~ and 23d stwill be addressed TO
morrow Sunday evening nv =. AUGUSTUS SEA
Nfk, Esl., the eloquent young orator. and YDWD.
MtLVANf, ESQ, the distinguished scholar and al
vocate The Fingers are RoNFRr WILSON. F.l .
the renowned Temper ance vocalis', aud Miss ANNIE
SMSrH, tn" Queen Of Song. JAMES BRENNAN,
fres. THOs. AcCAKrIf, Rec. sec. 10
Coffee WHY pay SO high price tor java,
when ''KENr's Fast lndia Coffee" has ..ice its
srengh, With all its hpe rsvoIy Only 2Sc. PER H..
General Depot. ia Reado st, near Greensch. Sold
by All ''ro'fru LIS
Call AZ Htj Breadway, second Floor. au,l
SEQ the celebrated CRAIG Microscope and mounted
objects. over 80 dozen OF these Micro,cup,. and
200 dozen Directs have been sold In the city VI ost
slcns vi thin year The Microscope in hras' cost.
but 80, in hard Rubber ~ DO beautiful mounted %
jects only Al 6 dos. Liberal discount 70 dealers ~!
Post Once Notice The NIa,l$ Tor the
United Kingdom and the Continent, via Queenstown
and Liverpool, per steamer CITY OF BALTIMORE
and for the Gesman states via lrcmen, yer steam
er New York, will co-e at this flee SATURDAY. THE
18th day u Sept, ut l0x O'Clock, A. NJ, and AZ the
uptown stations ar follows, viz
Stations A aud ...,.,.......,.. ~ A. ".
Stations 4 aud ID. .............. $50 A. NJ.
station F...........-............y.l ID A. NJ.
Stations and u ..........--..... 0 \. NJ
ABRtA WAKEMAN. 4. N. lN
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Personal. NOTICES.

INFOkNA iiON WANTED OF PArRlCk
lDO\LfI, OF the PAr,sh Of killskerry. County rs.
rome, LELAND who came 20 New York In Dsctmbcr,
'.chs'er County. Any inio,ms,ion Of i'm viii
b" thankfully received Nv his brother. Jos nON.
LEY, 80 nad.son 1t, or by q. SnERgARD, ~ Ays
A. New York. ~
INFORMATION WANTED-OF MARY
ONEAl, Who lived Nth M. Hewett. ZONE
ye,r- ago, n bnshsck. ifth, should meet h,r Eye,
something TO her advantage, by calling on Mrs i
l'u'hwck cross roads 1913
MlSSlAG->iNCE TUESDAY MORSIN,i
~ .,t' ssiri named FRANCE Drl rs HEI,as.d
lrovn hair Had on isht dri,pe dress, bas . sie
evlug an information u her will b. hln,rsily re-
w ,,Tt ey sddrrs.lns her father, JOHN bHtr-
NoiltE-MI WIFE, Macy IuNNlNt,-
HAN, left my bed and board on the I'd instsnt.
-ithoui cause OF revocation, therefore forbid any
one trusting OF har'orins her on my account No.
fo1t, sept llth, loOS. DANIEL CuNhINGnAM,
NOllCE-MI WIFE, MYEIAASH. LEFT
"a my bed and board without cause or provocatiou
Ih,reoIe ,ofpli ANY one harbornr or tIn.nr .r
on KY ,AcGS1n NeS York. September 10Th; sos.
DENslOAS PAY. BOUNTY MONEY.
pra' money and al other CLAIMS asain.t tie t.o..
"a Gf6 wuoDMAN, ~ Pret
SPECIAL NOrlCE-MAKY JANE Bl'EN.
'CLEf Light complexion cpogrd girl, aged about ~
YEAR,, LETT the residence VI NJ. MARY A. FOEIiLS
Tvs Ntst 2lst It, on the 9TH sept, mhrT, between thr
hours OF and J.. VI; abe had on lark cairn drr,.
with large figures and without bonnet or ph.vI
ANY information respecting her IL earnestly d,sIr,J
and viii be thankfully received at tho above I'd
dref.. III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF JAMES
w DONALDSON, Tailor n viii call on
WATERS, At rot,en's Hotel. on Of before Monday.
the i4th int, DO vii hear OF something to his ndyan
use 10.
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GEN ERAL BUSINESS.

AT IL PAwNBROKER'S TICKETS
city for ps.n ticket, Of diamonds, si,tis, es,iry.
,i' to .. would 4, We. 70 e,il teto.e di,ins
BY app ne al. Blescksf.i. ap .tsir.. On i
Ar COG. PAWSBROkEKS' 1ICktrS Want.
I'D | s,ll pa N r"r cent. more than Any othrr
pet'9n IN The city To- 'cke'sio! watch :, diamonds,
literally .d' auced % zane Remember the piacs.
or BroAdv.yclr u Houston s,.up.tsir. room H.,
IRON \ COMMON TO An ELEGANT
,, hue i t.a. ard ;S'ehca''on' $40. pty9E
MPORrNNT-AtL ARTICLES FOR SOL
lde, IN camp ~ in the field. should he sent b. the
li,rnden Espfssf "a Brosdssy, as they sond =. half
rate. ~
TuST iMPOKItD-i.0oo CANARY BIRDS
fs.s yswf , a q. BE-, s
and futonsi "a. Al. SCIiAPPE. 81
7 .AWlER-I PROSECUTE OR DEFEND
~ sooi case, IN any court. and charge nothing "
free. NJ uOwts Couns iior and Attorney. = Ss..
san street. ais
MllLEES FlFTY-CESr HAIR DYE.
AVA black sad brown. warranted the beet. ehespsst,
Z psPsi, Nv Yort '' V Ss
DkOItollvE WAR CLAln ANSuL IA.
L TiON
OF rliF STATE OF NEW YORK.
Once - Chamber 81, " y.
President,
| Iieut. Gen. VIM lELD SCOTT
VICE Freridents.
Won. ll,milton lish.' Admiral DUPONT.
| John !. Cisco, 20 . Rudolph \. Wttthaus FsI.
| Directors,
| Hon. Eisin u. morgan. llossrd Potter; E1,
| " N"ptgc 1,ku, WIN. = Uo-is', ". q"
Hiram Barne,, Theodore Roosevelt, L1.
| " .larl,. v H. kmsn,Peter Cooper. E-i,
T. lam ~, =" n,nis t,rb
| Jam, > i,ro~n NJ Wilson O. Hunt, -
| EoEt - MintnIu III, X bert l.. STUART
| Vim H. N'v,ughiI -" Alfrsi Poll
jane JAM ,,. ~. ~ a. ,,........
d,trs ana All - aud MI, ,,r,3i So cI.ir,. ,,
| pensions. paw and bounty, and 10 svc aivic, aud
| -. -. -. a. ,''' - - - ~ ." '''''"t
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HORSES. CAnss.aai.:~. sc.

EOR SALE-A GRAY MARE. t. YEARS
old. 10 hnnd. high, fact trotcr warrant ed sound
and Mind IN siuel. aud double harness. can ior =
DAYS \; % East .'th Il ltl
EOR SALE-A MILK WAGON, HORSE
snd harness, either tos ther srraratr also 2
low priced horses IA Tor hatcher OF Miikmsn; they
are from 20 years old. frlco FROM sU3 to il35
Inquire At ~ Fourth ~. 52l
HOkSfS AND WAGONS FOR SAIE-40
- low priced horscs, hay" hrn u-ed IN livery Nricc
from $40 70 100, stO a hand aud Nag M Of
al knd,, aud harnt.f, reil'ng o. SO. 10 Nesias ST.
brnoblbu, 500
nNE SPLENDID NICEBAN HORSE. ibt
Ohaud' nigh, year odd. pony huil', fast walk ~
III 'or cart truck or haAyv work warrant ed sound
slnd IN a harns4, To be- sa"n IN sroc,ry store ~
i'Ith'rF 81, AZ
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ARTICLES riSsss SALE.

EOR SALE, 900 FAIR OF OLp BOOT
leg. and cole, and large A--ortmcut cons sntIv
on hand. Jo,ErH BlEkARr, 800 East Houston
street. 80
I'O HARNESS MAkfkN-IOR SALE
L che 40 $50 side. - good country harness leather ~
fcrry II. ROBr. HsOMN 20
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RalCATyONS, &C
A MAMMOTH WEEKLY
"A DOUBLE NUhBEE

MAMMOTH WEEhLl
"A DOUBLE NuhBER
Tnr NEw.YoRK DISPATCH BIZ
w" IN XII II COZ vNs OF MATTER.
nee ONLY I'VE Cent
Ol.sri To- ale Nv all y as Agcn's
EARLY OS rUNDAY NOBNlNH.
ttpi contain. .
AVON N>'S SECRETS by Chrh'n' y. - r'sn'-
"1Ur sF.REr pEsTEoNiE, Nv Cap wheeler.
rfit Is ,tF. OF SIN. bv Mrs. DIV ktnG
f>Gtirn iIlILvts ~ NEW loIth, nv rhos. -
rrGprrS Iooy SKETCHES, tv Cunrohcn t.fuss
TIN nISthIEKs DOOM, by Augustus em. tolr-
Two NOS Ills * TIIL FOREST, by Tsy b tre@
SCANDAL. a stirring sketrh, Ivy kate VI fhete rpne~
WAR NATIEiS-hn interesting vsIsI pe.,if.
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Ns IoE Expressly r.s'i ..S On :, ,h. &. az
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intsrr.t to the ,rs0 -
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ANswiIS il t61RrsroNpr>t Dxg.sIsysI..
uDIbHr that srea, -
CITY. rArTrRs scll.c,i,s and ~.
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LDllOEtAL NOTICES. torn 81. dsIc's
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t>ENEssEEeN.


a MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
= Having lad teeth extracted without pain,
hy li. Il. JAY Nll.LfES, ~ Grand It, 9 block.
LON lr sdw ~. ch"rriully ius,rt this = recon.
hendati, othoso suffering from toothAche rs TIER
~ ih'h y lu' canton n, IA
"A BEAt tUL AND USEFUL SET OF
Ateeth Teeth extracted without pain; teeth set on
fod' p''i' a, silver, vulcaute or rubber, cheaper
t-nn dv.tHed prlces. nE REED, 40 Sisth sv, near
lIth Il, y6I
DHN. GRIFFIN, Pas GRAND 81. NEW
- Not opp .i'e Lord ,r,ylo'e, and 25i Fulton
~, OK! O., AZ, l-e'tinF their improved Articles,
IrgiA, WITH D without extracting the rpois Enll
ntttS on sod or p.usna. f- on silver or rubber, ';
partaI Tets I'D pei tooth a.; silver or rubber,
Extracting Gc. !Oy
nE. JOHN HOWE, i35 CANAL STREET.
~ .ets SIT o, teeth silly at =, to Sl5 On gold
~ 10 TO 49, sectional srt's ~ cents per tooth tech
hlcd With gold, hone cement or other Filings, IN cs
to ~ per tooth Teeth extracted without pam ~
HUDSOS RIVER Il. X. tOR ALBANY,
1ITroy, the North and West, from Chamber A. Al
and 10 ~ " and B Ia, = and iN30P NJ And on
SUNDAYS OF t?s NJ from ThAuetb street. 40
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

| his days. The affection of his wife now shone
forth, and she magnanimously offered to de,
scend to the tomb in his place When Death
came to fetch her, Apollo made fr%ltless ef-
forts to prevail! upon him to forego his prey,
ard AlcestiS was taken from hrr weeping
husband and children. But Hercules, han.
pening to come at that time TO the house Of
Admetus, engaged and overcame Death. and
restored The queen to her family.
Hyacinthus, beautiful youth, was loved bv
Apollo. AS the god and his favorie were
one day playing with the discus, it rpbounded
and struck the youth SO violently as to kill
him. The mourning deity changed him into
the flower named from him-the hyacinth.
CyparisSus, another youth whom Apollo
loved pinned away with grief for the loss Of
favorite stag which he had killed by accident.
and was changed into tree of his own name.
The satyr Marsysas having found the pipe
which Minerva had flung away. and learned |
to play on it, challenged Apollo 10 musical
contest. The god accepted the challenge =
Mount Tmolus was chosen Judge. and decided
n favor of the music of the l\re. All acoui-
9sced in the justice of the sentence except
Vi daS king Of the country and as a reward Il
"a no ""u ,dHCe' APolIO bestowed upon MIN
ne ears OF an ass; the unhappy Marsyas he
layed alive. Midas sought to conceal the
itered form Of his ears; but he could not
lide the secret from his barber. He strictly |
ajoined him secrecy; but silence was almost {
impossible TO one of that loquacious fraternity. i
bursting with the secret, he went, and digging :
hole in the earth, whispered into it, King E
lldaS has got>asSes' ears" Lo soon after '
ards.a crop of rushes sprung up from this $
ole, and as they waved in the wind, the I
ords " King Midas has got asses ears" were il
lainIy heard. fl
The hawk, raven and swan were birds sa- a
ed to Apollo. The bay or laurel was his "
vorite tree. tt
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
QUARTZ MlNIN4 ENACT MENT


Section / Be it enacted by the Legislative AS.
sembly OF the Territory Of Washington, That The
extent Of quartz mining claim shali not pXseed
two hundred feet OF the lead, intending all the
| dips, spurs and angles embraced within said two
hundred feet.
Sec. 2. Any person who shall discover a vein
OF misunderstanding quartz, shall be entitled to
two claims. Of the dimensions specified in She
preceding section
Sec. 3. No person shall lie entitled to hold
quartz mining claim, unless within six DAVIS from
the time Of taking up said claim he shaI. have
posted mp written notice, specifying the time
when he located said claim, aud the interest he
CLAIMS to hold therein, and shall cause copy Of
said notice TO be recorded in the office of the Re
cOrder of the county in which the clalm is located
Sec. 4. No person shall be entitled to hold a
quartz mining claim, unl ,ss ne do or cause to be
done one hundred dollars wulth of work on said
claim within the year in which he located sail
claim, one half OF said wolk t. be performed at
the time of locating said claim, and the other
half at any time during the year.
See. D. individuals associated together as com |
pauies, by working upon any portion OF their
claims, watch are held, claimed or owned by then,
rs a company, perform the LABOR required by this
act Of Individuals locating and h lding cllinss
and such labor shall entitle them to hold their
claims under this act.
Sec. s. All persons who do not labor, or cause
labor t0 DO done on their claims, continuously
shall renew the notices prescribed by this act
every three months and in default thereof, shall
'ortet all rights they uay have acquired in said
claims but it shall not be necessary to record
Iucn renewed notices.
Sec. {. This act to take effect and be in force
rom and after its passage
Passed January 10Th, 1862
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

New GAME or BILLIARDS During the
recent Bombardment of Fort Wagner from
the new Ironsdes, it was found impossible to
drive balls through the sand and cotton of
which the works are made, or to elevate the
guns so as to throw the shot in as from NOR
tar. The gunners resorted to the expedient
of depressing the pieces, whereby the balls
striking the water abou. fifty yards from tbs.
beach, bounded upward and over into the
fortress. This was remarkably successful.
These are what call billiards." said the,
captain, Watching the firing. "They carom,
on the bay and beach, and pocket the ball i'll
the fort every time"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

| DEATH OF A CHMD.-We have sometimes
seen little coffin like a caSket for Jewels, all
alore by itself IN huge hearse, melancholy
with pumes, and gloomy as frown, and we
have thought, not so should we accompany
those a little way who go in the morning.
We half wondered why they did not take the
little coffin into their laps-the sleeper there
lulled to rest without a bosom Oh a cradle.
We have wondered what use there was for
tears in such a going in the early morning
from home to home-like fair white doves
with downv wings emerging from neither
night, and huttering for entrance at the win
dows Of heaven. Never has there been hand
wanting to take the wanderer in and shut out
the darkness and the storm.
Upon these little faces it never seemed to
us that death should place his great seal.
There is no thought Of the charael house in
those young listeners to the invitation, whose
acceptance we are bound not to forbid there
should be morning-songs, and not signs +; fresh
lowers and not badges of mourning no
ears nor clouds, but bright faces and bright
lawnings together.
Fold up the white robe; lay aside the for
,otten toy; smooth the little Impressed pill
ow. and gently smile as You think of the
White rainen of the harp of gold, ard of the
air brow with its diadem of light; smile as
GU think that no years can-make that memo
y old. An eternal gUiieless child, waiting
bout the Threshold Of paradise for the com
lg friend from home. Here the glad lips
ould culver with anguish, the bright cnrls
rowing grzzled and gray, the young heart
cary and od-but there, changeless as the
arS, and young as the last new morning:
o9 many of these little ones there must be
Heaven gathered up from all chimes, even
I'm heather shores who have died so Young
10 retain the memory of earth, and to
hom the world of glory seems as their ma
re land.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

RAILROAD MEETING Last Friday evening
a meeting of the subscribers to the Marysville
and Portland railroad survey, was held a: the
office of J. Berry, and the following gentle
men were chosen as directors: - North
rup, of San Francisco B. F. Avery, J. S,
Belcher, S. g. Elliot and C. G. Hubbard of
John Bidwel of Chico Ben.
ohurtleff, and II. A. Curtiss of Shasta E.
: teele, E. Wadsworth, John Andrews and J.,
Berry Of YreAa : Yreka Journal.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

CLEARING OUT THE UPPER Wu.LAMETT.
The Eugene Guy Review says that last week,
the stockholders of the new steamer Enter
prise, in that place. sent party to remove all
distractions from the river, for fifteen miles
below, such as floating trees, snage, sawyers
and brush piles, so that the boat should have
no difficulty III reaching Eugene The work
was faithfully accomplished and the river is
said now 10 be in fine navigabIe condition.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

SEA BATHING Sea baking costumes are
regulated in France by the Government,
which regulates everything. A writer, speak
ing Of their effect on the wearers, SAYS the
men resemble wet statues, net much like Ap-
ollo, and the women look "like magni6ed
brown rats on their hind legs"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
BOTsE NEWS AGENTS.

BANNocE CITY-lienry II. knapp. carrier ant
general agent, t. whom Ill dncs are payable PA
& Co.. at the Salt Lake E&0ress Cor pany at
Swinnertons book store anG Rosenber5's variety
etorc.
observation-disclosures HawIcE, c rrier and gen
cral agent, 10 whom all dues for subscriptions are
payable: papers are also for sale at the office o.
Wells. Fargo aHd C3. and 1T Schroeder & Timer ;
book store
CEyrGRvILLE-P W johnson, at wells Fargo
4 Co.'S
PIONEER ClrY-Alred slocum, at W ellis, Fargo
Co.'S.
WALLA WALLA-E. r. Kelly.
UmATILLA--Z. F. Moody.
King.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

MAJOR Pinckney Lugenbeel, of the 9th
Infantry, u. s. A., who was recently appoint
ed Assistant Provost Marshal General for Or.
eegon, Washington, and Idaho, has been re-
lieved from the duties of that office by the
War Department. Major l.. Will resume
command Of Fort Boise.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

WHEN counting in Germany, the gentle
man says: Ii you is content to get better
Tor worse, TO be happy for miserable-and if
you smoke and drinks ale, | shall take you
iof no better aud much worse, and We will
oe ,snipsed. 10 all of which the lady says :
Yaw, yaw, fou ism my boggy Jaw.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
H. w. 0. MARGARY.
l)octrl.
~

eOOO~OUOJ0-Ou~~,-~1O ~
(Communicated.)
To my Husband who is Absent
BY MRS. cox.
dream of thee at morn,
When all the earth is gay,
Save I. who lead life forIorn;
And die through long decay,
l dream of thee at noon,
When the Summers sun is high,
And the river sings a sleepy tm
And the woods give no reply.
l dream of thee at eve,
Beneath the fading sun,
And even the Winds begin to gr;eve;
And dream till day is done.
! dream Of thee at night,
When dreams, men say. are free,
Alas then dear, too dear delight;
When dream not of thee?
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

TEHRE is bachelor who says that all he
should ask in a wife, would be a good tenn
per, misunderstanding, agreeable pby>iog.
nony, fine figure, good connections. domestic
habits, resources Of Amusement good spirits,
talent, elegant mannpr>-Mon-
ey! The unreasonable rascal Int there
anything more he can think of?
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

IT is reported that well-known General
IN the Army Of the Potomac had made ar
ra1gements to give grand ball and feast in
his headquarters, when stop was put to the
affair Ivy an order from the Commanding
General, in which it was stated that tie only
balls recognized in that army were cannon
balls.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

ANOTHER IDAHO RUNAwAY.-The Sacra.
menlo Bee reports that Timothy Kissin was
arrested last week in San francisco for being
drn@k, and that there was found On his
person a warrant for charge Of perjury from
Daniel Mclaughlin, Judge in Idaho Territory
dated Esd Of September last. The prisoner
will be retained in custody until rrqui,ition
is made from the authorities of Idaho for his
transportation to that Territory.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

LANGLEYs new directory Of San Francisco
gives that city population of 100000. Over
1000 new buildings have been put up within
the past year. The street improvements
S487 ,S6j has been expended; 1884 Hneal
feet Of brick, and 5 $3.50 feet of redwood sew
ers have been constructed, at cost of $40
600. The Directory contains the names and
location of upwards of 1900 mining compo-
MES, having offices in that city.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

WELL, Mary, are you going to the new
place Deed then, I amt, ma'am the
lady couldn't give satisfactory reference from
her last cook"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

FIRE IN NlvADA, CAL.-Thp fire in Neva.
da, Cal, destroyed all the buildings in Broad
street, except hidd Weaver & Co. 5 fireproof
Five or six bricks on Main street we're saved.
Fhe Journal office, Episcopal. Methodist and
Congregational and Catholic churches. the
Gas Works, the Telegraph office, Wells.
Fargo & Co, the Theaier and Cour, House
were all burned. he loss is estimated at
nearly TWO million dollars.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

MRS. D. H. WHIPLEY died suddenly. a,
Sacramento, on Saturday last. On the samr
day her son, IA years Of age, left school q,
Oakland and went TO Sacramento withou,
permission, giving as reason fear that hi,
mother was sick.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT. Captain
Isaac Graham, an old mountaiaeer, trapper
and Indian fighter, and one of the earliest
/ pioneers Of this State, died November 8tb, in
this city at halfpast eight O'Clock, aged sixty
four years. The details of this mans life, if
correctly told, would be of value to the his
torian, and OF absorbing interest to the. lovers
of romantic and thrilling incident He was
born lii Botecourt county, Va, from whence
he removed at an early age to Kentucky, be-
coming schooled in the rough and dangerous
scenes in border life in infancy for his subse
quent years Of activity and adventure among
the savage tribes of New Mexico, the Rocky
ana the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Captain
Graham was one of those links which connect
Ell the present generation with the past, he
having been intimate with many of the veter.
an explorers Of the West, among whom was
the renowned Daniel Boom, at whose death
he was present. He has been for over thirty
years resident of California, living for The
most part in Santa Cruz county, where he
possessed valuable estates He leaves sever
Al children and numerous friends who will
lncerely deplore his demise. Thus another
u The great landmarks of the age has crum-
'led away. A hero end warrior sleeps I'M
ing but not unwept Il Alta. Cal.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

The THREE GREAT NAyIEs.-The New
York Journal OF Commerce thus states, in the
aggregate, the navies Of the three leading
commercial nations, compared last year, as
follows:
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
RELTGT0U8 NOTICES.

Rev. Father A. Z. Pngin will hold divine service
the St. osc.hGhureh, corner Commercial
rect and East lIill, every Sunday, attic O'Clock
the forenoon
Preaching VIII he held every Sunday, at II A.
at the American Hotel in Blmo,k CITY.
Rev Father 7. Mesplie viii hold divine service
htIi-paSt \. NJ, and ve>perS a. three o'clock
. A., every Sunday at the upper end Of Main
'ret. Ce,Itervjllc unriI jurther notice.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN.

attorney and Counselor at La,O.
ETIT.L attend to all Legal matters entrusted to
Y his care. Collections made and umttanccs
refully and promptly returned.
hain Street below Wall Bannock City. ltf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

fzy- Advertisements, to insurcinsertion, mas
lie handed III as early as Monday, and the nun
Der Of insertions desired should be noted on
the margin
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
F. MILLER,

attorney and Counselor ct Las0.
OROhPT attention paid TO all professional brs
iness entrusted to his care. Clargts reascu-
/. mock City September goth, lses. /