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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
sax nHE GOVERNORIt

VIZ HRREAs have good cause to believe that
& w Jackson 0nps, Matthias AubfoS6J Isaiah Buck,
David Bpek, Bruce buck, George COMPTON Andrew
Il. Derm6dy, Robert o. Gnstin, George W. Hunter,
Thomas Dawson, George W. Way, " lillian. Wilson,
James oS%e5.E joseph , o9nSsG9, UAEe1 aa h an@
mond, Jacob Ksiler, Niehoi&s 'Keeffer, Ffedsf{ck
Kes1sT, Jacob 9B. Leopard william Il iMaFtini
BarbaEy ,Martin5 Charles 7 0FeEraH, George W.
sherrefd, Charles A, Swami, Martin y. Miller
William Hubert, john Gross, Daniel CROSS; Edward
RockMelIand Louisa Swami, who on the seventeenth
sided in the County Of Morgan within what IL now
the State of West Virginia, have deserted their
homes and are actively engaged in aiding, the 30.
called oepfsdsrute States of America1 and the rebel
state government at Richmond, in their attempt to
the good people Of this Stats but In COM
sequence of the evidence of their rebeil1ous
and criminal acts cannot be obtained: zrC!F Ion
Now therefore, Arthur Foreman, Governor, Of
iamation: dscIGrine said jackson onPE Matth.;
las Ambrose, IGAiAh Buck, David Buck, Bruce Buck
George Compton, Andrew Compton, Samuel Dawson,
.Gustin, GeorgeW. Hunter, Thomas Dawson, George
W, Way, William Wilson, James Q. West, Joseph
Johnston, Charles KaslsrI George W. Heagy, Mary
Il. Helgy, George Hammond, Jacob Keller; Nicholas
Kee1er, Frederick Keeffer, Jacob B. leopard WI
liam H; Martha BarbaEy, Martin, Charles IT. O'PerS
Ea GsSrEa VI Cram ns6ie
Crossi Edward Rockwell and Louisa swann, enemies
Of this State unless they shall within sixty days
dc IL the olSTf Once q Tie oiFsas 60sft Of the
said county of Morgan so oath 70 support the Con-
Etitqtion Of the United statsS end the Gonstitutop
Of this State, and thereafter deean themselves
good citizens, ~ '''."u
=. iTniG proclamation shallb be. published in the
Wheeling Intelligeneer, . newspaper printed inthe
city Of Wheeling, the seat of government for this
State, and in the FairmOnt National, newspaper
printed the county Of Marion respectively, for four
= Done at tho city Of whseiings on this the
4 . fourteenth day Of May, in the year of our
& Sal Lord one thousand eight hundred and six
-rrtI ty-fopr, and Of the State the first. "a
~ tbsieoy.-nor' ts1a adg "a 4HHe' ssFFe954tN
: J.EDoAE BOTEHs, Secretary OF State! ed bJn
my164Wd g1g setg Itf ruiiHn3uoG en- tJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
Hutehins 4 Mooreand others,

Hutehins 4 MoOroAnd others, c 3ohi9 OooI t!
Kelley, Holloway Co., and Others. In chaGcery !;
IAJ HERFAs, by decree of the Circuit Court Of
w ohi9 ee9nty, Only gE9n9pncs4 and entered on
aG way %Ss Other thfns ordered
said cause be referred to Alopzo Loring, Especial
Nommissipner appointed for the purpose, to Hsser-
aist The amounts respectively due the creditors
mentioned in the said deed Of 18th May, 1855, Rhow
ing the amOap. pad 70 each Of III o on sSS sa
paid. =t'-l4. ''aH '.i-'iiu ~ r'LuilI at = :
"2d. An account Of the nett profits ofthe business
carried on by the defendant, A. Wilson Kelley up
der the lease and contract Of sale betYeen Kelley,
Holloway Coz and him, said A Wilson Kelley sot
the 2sth November 1861, fled With eomplainantsl
bill an exhibit, No. 10; not only prior to the I'd
October; 1856 BUT subsequent thereto and up to the
time Of theiBale hereinafter ordered aud deereed,
showing the full account OF abe entire business As
by the terms OF the said lease and contract
Of sale OF the 26th November 1857, u.
sd An account of the amouht due the Aim Of
Kelley, Holloway Co., under the said lease and
contract Of sale Of the 26th November whether
for goods, mate rials, sceountt OR othetWtsei and
Rowland by whom the same has been applied Or
's4th, An account of the several debts Of the frn
whom Layabls, and the order and priority In which
they chargeable upon the proceeds Of the sale
hereinafter directed, and upon the moneys, If any,
which, may be found due by the defendant, A. VIII
H5th4i 4n7 account Of the several amounts paid by
Sad 81 SSs G9 the bs said ds6ts 70 q
each payment wGs made. III u q F72Il d n
? t6th.i AM account of the payments made under
the sale of the I'd October, 1885, by the said A. Viii
son Kelley to defendant 2. jacob trustee, or to the
creditors mentioned in said deed Of I1thMay, 1855,
showing to whom and when each payment WAS
made, aud the amount thereof" F., - =
I And the said Alonz0 sLoring having declined to
discharge the dutieao sad appOiltneutpunder the,
terms slid Decree the said cause, by decree
d. red therein by said court the 18th day Of May
1854 was referred to the undersigned, one of the
Commissioners Of the said Court, who lie substituted
70 all the rights, powers duties and responsibilities
OF the said Special Commissioner under said frst
several accounts ordered by sAid htst above men
toned decree, w fUsJ1Ggu ry yld.t 10 gl,sys
In pursuance ofsaid DEGREES, shall proceed, ct my
office on 4th street, in the city OF wheeling, Ohio
county WV, on the 18th day Of June, 1854, 70 take
and report the several accounts ordered BY said do
T y 'f's oU''Sf fSF5 JOHN q. CHANDLER
Wheeling, MAY 16, 1854. Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
PROCLAMATION.

TVEEHRRHAa,,I ihAIa1 good canssgto Koliase that;
w Mihin LorentB benjamin. B93sen, George W.,
Berlin, Tillotson Janney, Erasmns CLARK, BenIh-
min n. iedddArthg tWRs Ellington BGHmerS,3 Ferry
summsgBS Williams IT, Higgfnhotham;s willis h,
Woodley, Alf9rd p. Woodley, Richard i. Brown
TSTss 3 AadlssSa EhS% e n
IoFenl0 ID. GLoTnntR Napoleon RsHeg9J 5ohRHC
'RsgeE, AlY9; D B1sta6le, gsorEesQ: Rhite 1sA9s
theSe 6f fiI ghteen hundred and
Gixty-0naI resided dn1the county of UpShurOiitins
THAT'S H9E ths State 9f WsSs HiEgisie 4R9 als9
J. BlRHd 6SG e. g. Hurley who lon the BfEdu5eF6n
teepthdRy ofsAprls aight0an hundredGtd stxtySoneI
Testdsd ig t5e equity e tsEi1 yhet Is poE
hon6s Hndo are 6CtfVsIy engaged In siding the 30
called ConiedeF6ta State8 Of Americas and the Eehef
State geyerament e Riehn9nd " theiy ettspP TO
sequence Of the war; evidence Of their rebellfo6s;
and criminal acts canioe be ohtAined:lnoo CsnI
Of & eRs ny PFSo
lalnasf6H, declaring tho said Miffn LofenlzS
Bepjamin BGdselI George iWJ Berluj TiHOtSois dan
nSy, Erasmus r. clark, Benjamin. r slddFr1h,
Washington Summers, Perry, Summer &; William T.
HIgsf666t ham, willis H. W6odlsy, Afford D! we'd
1syJ Richard L. BroN u, james B. Middleton; Thomas
~. Tllmau,l John 3, Hillefyyg RobsEt coynsF, III
Robert Coyner, ST., Lorenzo D. Loreptz, Napoleon
B. Roger, John H. Rsgera iIin N. Babtable e6rge
D. White; Isaac White; RaIRille dar4hAll RndlR. h
B, Day enemies Of this state unless they shall
within sixty days from the date OF this Proclarna:
ton. f1e in the Clerks ohiee Of the Circuit
Court Upshte countysRn oath to9upport the con,
ttptiOn q the njted States, aud The constitution
OF this State and thereafter deme&n emseITes as
good citizens And likewise declaring the satd Jon.
athAn NJ IBSnneBt " lillian u Blandf Gtb9onl0 D.
Butcher and q. g. Harley enemiesI9t this state
hnIess they aGlI also, within sixty days from the
date Of this proclamation, take and file In tho
Clerks ofaca OF the Oireuit Court Haid county
of Lewis an oath TO support the, constitution IF the
United States and the constt ution OF this State and
thereafter deineah themselves e. good citizenS.I
This, proclamation Hball be published IN 7theI
tWheeIing Inteligencer, newspaper printed in the
city Or Wheeling the seat of Government for this
stateand In the West Virginia. State Journal y
newspaper printed at Weston in the county ofLeWs,
and also In the, West Virginia Republican, news
paper printed at Buekhannohi in tho county OF
UpEhur, respectively for four successive weeks .
.,.f ! Done at the city Of Wheeling, on thiAthe
= - eighteenth day Of May, in the year Of our
ls%A-I Lord ono Thousand 81 ght bundled aud sixty!
40 four, and of the State the 1arsts y Z g-sdt
.,,yog1 ii .sste . -A:4-BoRE&AH:
J!EDdGR BoYEa5, Secretary of State. '''i@ u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

E al,l-An0I, - Jannary I : q
ltlE1 PR0PosAI s 8 dnlpliieats ats Ihltlll

Il |I7-t = = hIfSSs1SFktS II H.
ii MI Sf51494 S~ffts4i Il
|NEALE0 PROPOSALS. b duplicate Gfe invited BY
- the undersigned Tor Eupplying the Quarter
mASter's DppAftment IN lthQ Depaf rtnenf 20 sf
Virginia Il ohAlf1Iton, RaFkers6otB and wheel
ing, West Va, Rnd the several DePo1r on the
line a. thhB Itore ard Ohio R1flro y
olAfksbufg aFAft6n, New Greek, Cumb 6rikndt Mhr-
tinBburg, HAEPer's Ferry, Berlin, Point Of Rock,
and including M and FFSastioE City MOI
or either Of those places, with Hay, Corn, OSsi Ind
Straw -s--ls. rsE.E-~ -sT7-lT- 8 :
BidsS be tseeilea for the delivery oftlIr fhea-
land (S0O0) bushelB Of Corn or Oats and my (bo)
tons Of Hay or Straw and upwards and mQst be 40
eompanied by copy Of this advertisements
1 BidngrSmnst STATE atVhighq Of thH1nog4 nangea
points they Propose TO make deliveries and The
rates at which they ll mako deliveries therSat'
Tho quantities Of each article Proposed 70 De deY-
cred the HRP fYhepl Satd IaAAuy % eom'
menced ana when 70 DO COM leeed.1
All deliveries must be promptly made within the
time and for the 4ua1tihOsProPo aud accepted,
tOinsure PROMPT sOttlAmenf thBrefor.n s--r-sa,
The price must written out ID. words -ottthe
bids. -.,E-.,ss. .y..osst E..-. lad ass
= The psItisulAfs kind a. deacriptldn Of oat st1s
hay or straw, proposed to be delivered, must be
afated in the pEoPOsalSa - X - ~
Corn ~ be put up in good ltont pt Rbppt fYo
bpshelb Saeh; ottS In ike sacks Of about three
bushelss eaehi tie sacks 70 be fnrnIShed without
extra ehArgeko the aoEaEnment; the Hay and Stray
20 be securely bAled. -. -, -, -, ,.,,t-
All articles offered under the BLDG hefetp invited
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
FORM OF PROPOSAL.

r IL lined, sSIs!s5 SlSsB.. to is.s 4
and deliver to the United States at the Quarter
master Department 1t, agreeable to tho terms
Of your advertisement inviting proposals for forage
articles, viz:
D i--Bushels of Oats, in sacks, at-per Bushel
- BAH fay lsssE eoe
/. i--TOns of Baled Straw at-per ton Of 1000
pounds.
and 10 Be 1c6mpIsesd on OF beforeF the
day OF-1S6-, and-pledge myself TO enter
into written contract with the United Statesafth
good and approved security, within the space eften
days after being notified that my bid has been
Your Obt. servant,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
Commissioners, Sale

;Etf tn lsOi n I'll, 1lld of,el. T
"a psTtGfR5h1 tssrsto, sst1atsd a 9tns5oOd %
>, sAau County GEd Sateef Hest gIsyt"tas e ~ ~:
Ohio RipeI mar iI0S md e tie feH,est5es1
:: Of Ehs BaHtasors AID Ohio RafIToGd Hoteh az
OHIO Central aad other Ralroads. Salsto b
at lie front door Of he OPp1t 4eHse JOr tlaa
oSinty; q tkSo cEtSl ~ 1V7SesltS4 NJ ip4s' Ss
= .RKDMESQAKSthS Hpt6 day q RtsS ass4Ss'7ei
Rlsnefng at 10 A.TO3- 81 xsLLs4
I'll for edo County Aforesaid, II the ease Of Hutch
ins Moore and others, plaintiffs 4pd
way Co, and others defendants, made on me IN
Of April 1854 the undsrsigned, JaPpotnte 1peeieA
auction to the hishsst and best bidderi upon the
H51so re sd SosStS y 66fo So wishing s.
wednesday, she saith aAy Of June 1s6 the loti0I'
ing property, 70 wit; That known as me SylEglI4A
Iron Wo1ks, ct BenW0od RfoTesAldJ being the same
property mentioned and dsAeribed IN me deea O
trust frUm Kelly, Holloway Co., TO 4 jacob, dhted
the l1th day Of Nay, 1850 S9ns5ed IsS
consiStsl mainly tof l8aEa Iron WoFks IN extensive
coal gEiEilsge and lright Etth ippToSsPsRti dGf
tHeeoRI bank TO 1the mill ,Alt0 b plAFBe number OF
building lots, improved and unimproyed, with com
3ortAble LdW ellihg houses on part Of them
81 fsnes aSd sf ga Z We are sj6 6fed
yearlygentRl 6fnear tour thousand dollars t2getesr
With nd geo tES story Sssk as store 6eso Nan
factory containing forty ,nne rae machines In good
order, sixteen t161 boiling furnaces, three heating
furnaces, four nail furnRcss<EE double train muck
rolls and s94eezs peSeS9ff5y m1fh53sS 1Ea
mations Joug hundred 1900 kegs& nails Per IaAY19I
best quality. It ID deemed unnecessary 70 give any
mora PartiCnhn description N The property G8IW6
request and presume that ReFE9na Wishing p Prs
AZ saIdq Property-is $50 situated, ON the bank Of
the Ohio River, at the junction Of said Railroads
iron and other materials for the operation OF said
works can be received at the MILF and prodnot
shipped direct therefroms without further hauling
or handling. . . r.. al. -. -. "a
made3 that the PURCHASER shall lot be disturbed In
the possession brittle Of the property BY apy5 tuB-
ther or future litigation between said parties =
TERMS OF SALE.-The purchaser TO pay such
sum in hand he may desire, bntnot than one
third of the amount Of the purchase money; .anq
the balance thereof in equal installments, pay9ble
in one, TITO and three years from the day Of Sale
With intefese from a1Id day OF Baej the purchaser
to give bond with approved psruoDRl iseepEtyIt0r
the iustallment of the purchase money. payable at
ono ear nom said day of SALE and the tts TO be
tained as further security untilths whole OF
said purchase money shall hATe been fully paid up
and discharged. 5f s..-.g,. -,..a .,s..,..... -j5
- IatuL9I -H.sJA0OB.t aHsazril :,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01

GUARANTEE.
j We, the undersigned, residents or in the
County Of, and State Off,, hereby thihfIy
and severally covenant with the United States and
guarantee in case the foregoing bid of-be
the 81 sid Sd 5IseGte he e6RSTsdt III
the same with good and sufficient suretles in
sum equal to the amount Of the contract 70 furnish
the forage proposed IN conformity TO the Terms Of
advertisement dated -1864, under which the
bid was made, and In case the sAid-shan fail to
enter into contract ~ Aforesaid, We guarantee 20
Baid-and the next lowesE responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands and seals thiS-dsy Of
I wI.aSSs: .R4nioG aoaI Zig IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
4 PROCLAMATION.

j! EDGAR BOYKRs, Secretary OF state.
myl9.1m jgHl ~ vi iv-srTIGUe SCI lzum
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

DIR. KINGSTON, agent Of Artemut Ward
writes to the Sacramento Union from Sail
Iaka ..sH,aiq 1g7g slara lisa5 baa toll .r5a.
Do you know that they have a larger.
finer and better theater here than in San
francisco? It has three tiers Of boxes, and
will seat 5000 persons Brigham Young has
private box for his wives and families. I
counted sixty-two, young and old, IN it on
Wednesday night. In the parquet BIT the
Mormons, each man with two or three wives
beside him. The first tier of boxes Is for the
Gentiies. Prices of admission-nrst circle.
81; second circle, so cents third circle, Is
cents; parquet, Is cents. The stage is 70x4OI
feet. Decorations of the house, white and
gold. Present company Mormon amateurs,
except Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin. They get $500
a week from Brigham Young, for playing two
nights week for him. He gives them also
a house to live in. Pretty bully, that! The
poor devils of amateurs receive nothing
playing for the good of the church and the |
glory Of the God Of Hosts. All play-par-
IONS. deaconS, elders and everybody do their
turn in acting. hoo g. 5s.ssa % aoifesaGrsE
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12
,2(CoErespondenee.l !

-rej sta7gqs95(CoEre zwo4T
aHaN edi aLoFELANllD STATION, Feb. l6,r
EDITOR BOISE News bias a. sH IiaiansW
9dDEE4ABr Ss1R-z7lWs have Just experienced on
Of the most, terrific storms Of wind eve
known in the Valley Of the Great Salt Lake
The sun SET clear on the evening Of the lOtE
ipsE3 and il WaSs clear northumberland,
previous day had been quite, warm and pleas
anti About 8 P,lMs the wind bsgan blowing
from the. north soon changing into thegesst,
and e0ntinHeds to tblOVrwith terrible force. for
S6 hours, The storm, extended from Bear
River Canyon, - miles north, of this place.
TO- Salt Lake City, distance OF 81 niles
being much more severe ia the region oF OgZ
den City and1FermiHgtona0 .zoprla 1879 h1d
II .ls reported that stock has persisted by
hundreds. Mr.. Green Taylor, living west Of
Ogden 6itys lost 30 head otstock.1 l have
this moment learned from messenger from
below, that, at F armington, houses were IN
rooted, and some blown down and DESTROYED
In ORefoE them alWOmau. whose husband was
away from home; when the roof came off
sprang from a window with her child and
was blown Some distance against fence, and
both ftoze TO DEATH being found buried in
SnoMsst is repottedo thataone man is sstillI
missing One man at Harrington lost sixty.I
head Of stock. At Ogden city, a large party
had assembled for dance, 'btt we're sudden
" interupteddby the root of the hail being
blown off and the inmates were driven into
he basement and forced to remain there fog
36 hours-the strongest men being unable to
'taRd a moment against the force Of the wind,
sMeSsrs. WIN. BereaB and son, ]. Palmer.I
Harry Moore and one other man, were caught
n a snow-storm in the Goose Creek Mts. and |,
em9ined Il days, when they started on foot,
eaying their wagons, cattle and goods; thew
'scame. lost and. after being seven days with.
ut food, save a dog which they killed and
te, were brought in BY the express, which
,as obliged to leave several horses and mulea
the snOW1eaI Hansel's Springs. d nol15I
uol sla-igan 81 Il =. ?. GAYLORD fgssrJ
~ ..arrr of D. G. Patterson & Co.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12
7CooN-HUNT1vc IN S1sK1YorUL.-Tbe Yreka
WIN. W. HABERsHAM.

CooN-HUNTING IN SIsKIYoU.- Yreka
Journal says a1.t i'. {. s.aaz .- 93.A8.
Areverend gentlemen and two companions
who were anxious to introduce coon-hunting
amongst the. sports of the Pacific coast, start
ed out to explore the country and discover its
capabilities for that exciting sport. Their an
tlcipatiOns were more than realized. They
discovered what othey considered three fat
coons. With all the ardor of sporssmen,
they set about to secure the rich prize, but
mistakes will occur, and in the ardor of the
chase they omitted to observe material DIFF
ference betWeenlthe CoOupToper and the coon
they had discovered. This difference wac dis
covered by means Of the nasal organs. for the
means Of defense adopted by the animals at
tackled that organ so 5trohg that the reverend |
BPorsmsn and Ais cothBani61g fed ing oTiousa
". ,slgneg e l.70s ia con sn3r.t
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

All is now inyolyed-bome, society, liberty,
honor, eyerything-with the certainty Of the
most degraded fate that ever oppressed peo-
pie if we fail. We cannot yield If we Would.3
Yield to the Federal authorities, never--tQl
yassalage and subjpgationl The bleaching
bones Of one hundred thousand gallant sold
iers slain in battle would be clothed in tongueS
Of fire to curse to everlasting infamy the man
who whispers yield Herschel v. Johnson.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

THE Portland Daily Union learns that they
have struck Bilver-bearing quartz in the yicin-
ity of John DAYS river, which is equal to the
Gould & Curry. On the Malheur, rock has
been found coqtaipg large quantities of goldq
and silver. Miners are making from an o.
to 500 per day. One company Of ten men
took out 81, 200 in a day. a----'--- 1919 --- -
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

NEW RoAD.-Mr. John Creighton leaves
here tomorrow with a company of worknen
to open new road from Pyle'sranch, Grand
Ronde, to the 0wyhee. country direct. The
road will avoid the Burnt river country. and
materially shorten the distance to OWyhes.
1t connects with the new road from Walla
Walla, and will be open for pack animals in
two or three WeekS.-a[W.lW. Statesman. /
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12
Boise Nous Cob Office

IROOK, CARD, AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE
AI9-East Hill BannOck City. ~ ~-..,7r.s y,
The proprietors beg leave 10 announce to the
people of .Bannock City and vicinity, that they
have varied and complete assortmentof PLAIN
land ORNAMENTAL JOB AND CARD TYPES
(which make their facilities for executing all kinds
Iof plain and ornamental printing unsurpassed by
ANY Office in the upper country. All orders for
Jobs will be executed with neatness and dispatch
.at a4v7G3eE3 ID ~ a-.a5 g sa -5zu1sd
II "a Job WOrkmust be paid for before it is a.
ken from the office.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

MINING NEws.--A letter from Scott's val
ley, Siskiyou county, contains some glowing
accounts Of some rich discoveries. The To-
cation Of the new diggings is some eight
miles from Callahan's Ranch, and called the
Wyoming mining district. There are several
Well-defned Lodges, and assays, have been
made from each, ranging from $137 to S41O
to the ton. w. Nv ~ = = .l.-n-I--l -r-lTlv
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12
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communicated
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i-yGat4 1.IHau 1GCIIa---at 10 .I-.rg asr., y
o.; The bonds are now broken ..s..
... That bound me before, '-..- ~ W
20 The power you once welded a.a 1.Dt OH
,Ht- GO EnslaVes me no more; 10. siaJ lfstE u
The heart that beat wildly -c. eerto I'D.
When only thy name
h, Was spoken by Others, ,-....,.-,-.
Now careless and tame u ~ II #il
b9gG] Hearsithe once magic word, 1argy5 .-a~a
For the spell it is DER
'IaJ A6dt6E power that once bOuaams sar
3 EnslaYes me no more, ae- x ,...-
ed i That voice once as sweet H.ge1 g ssdael
er,..a AS the lark's melody, ...
Now fails to awaken 90 79't f7D 3sit Gi3'
57al d Emotion inJmsoqyg z. u .7s,aW sH5
That form, though fair
. "'i''' AS b eautitll dream, lsaEifs7 1agI
3byb These eyes that seemed brilliant adf trdt
s,,.. With loves purest BEAM,
7'' Have all lost the power Il sol T58HtaJ
.ad.ssE That charmed me befOFe,---,-.r eli. r.-..
For the spell that once bound me -'. ''''i
7"' ElA sEnslaVes me no more. af legGtro9 sna
D SHiThe charm sarrnn5a i i Rt bHa a1aj sla sss
.'4@h LBe the voice e'er so sweet, 10 $50 cssu
,rosr When we, know that each phrase
Is a mask for deceit. ''7 = ""''a 10 sfE9
sHfn The eyesmayLbe bright, 10 sGt rge sn.-f
,9ssa, ana the. form may be fair;
And still a false soul 5a5 81 T5jlHq hae
t1isnl Have its residence thereaela4 8 ne III
Ia Soft smiles and false tears,
~" Can deceive me no more 3lGm sa 2. Il
MI0iF0I the spell is now broken ID r. lt.F s.-.
mat enslaved me before.-W ANDEBER,
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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

No PAY.---Ths msmbeTs of the Idaho Leg.
islature will be compelled to wait tor theik
money until an appropriation is made By
Congress They voted themselves SIX,
dollars additional pay to The amount allowed
by the Organic Act-maklhg ten dollars in
all. The additional sum Is 10 be paid by the
Territory.L[W. W!lStatesuIa1. ~ ~ T.. A.