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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

R~IcExoED, June Is is nothing authentic fron
Petersburg to-day.
The Yankees have advanced their lines In Chester
field, and some fighting took place near Chester today.
By our last sdviees Sheridan was moving through
Spottsylvanis, and reported 10 be crossing the RsPidSD.
Gen. R. E. Lee has been placed In command Of 81 tbs
forces iz Virgins aud North Carolina
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

E The Savannah Nsn0s says that = few days
since q white man and a negro, named jim,
while fishing near Turner'S rock, in ST. Angus
tine creek, were captured by q party OF Yankees.
They were held prisoners several dsys and
strictly questioned In rsIAiion to matters in the
city. Jim inforped his cspioTs that LIE vas
free, snd after refusing to 90 With their newly
made friends, both were released, when they re-
turned to the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

% The Lafayette (Ala.) Tribsns states that
smallpox has made its appearance upon several
plantations four or Eve miles Eom town. I.
was brought from Mobile, by negroes who have
been at work on The notifications there. WHERE
they contracted Tie disease.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

CAUSE AND EFFECT-The Columbus Sun
states chat in consequences of late imPressmenis
Of bacon by Government agents in the county
adjoining that city, the price has advanced from
81 25 to 50 10.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

q Ths corps commanded by General Badly
Smith, which recently went TO Grants support,
is known in Yankee enumeration ss the 18Th,
Grant has nov FIVE corps, instead of three,
The 81, Gen. Hsucoek the 5th, Gsn- Warren /;
the 9th, Gsn. Wright; ths Oh, Sen. Burnside,
and the 18Th, Gan. Smith. The five have less
men than the thres had in the beginning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

HEADQUARTERS Cos. 7TH CeNG Dist. GEORGIA,
Gfihu, June Tn. 1854.
THE attention Of sub s~nIoling officers and the public
Is called to the following paragraphs Of Circular No.
3. Headquarters Csn5eript Service. Georgia
". The most acHEs and continuous Efforts Of sn-
rolling ofiesrB viii be directed to P~srfecting = thorough
military registration Of all white males. resident or
fsaRd within their respective Districts who are Be-
tween The Sges Of seventeen and Atty yesrA The
register should embrsss Al men not already IN Ser
vice, no mastsr EhEt mar be their physical condition
OF claims 10 exspptioR. and should enthusiastically e..
hIbif, under he head OF remark" he status Of each.
V. IA the dasy OF al persons within the eyes a.
Ig4ated 70 report for enrolment. Enrolling oHeera
Will not, howevsr, wait such voluntary reporting, bzt
viii nzks diigsnt inquiry as to persons, and earohoa
irfornaaon such a. hey may be satisfied are liable to
sarolmsnt. Persons may be enrolled HhsrsTsr found
II Is Of the utmost importance that Ibis re gistrstion
should be completed As early as possible. Prompa 90.
ton Is snsotlsd upon sns-snsOIllns ofaesrs and eld-
Gems are requested 10 report to tbs enrolling officers
for e~uroTImenE 3. q. NEWTON,
Lieutenant sad EnrolIing OfiesI,
iu9 IOt 7th Dlariet Georgia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

a We learn BY a note from Lieut.. johnson.
Of the oh company, Washington artillery. thss
Private A. Bsrial, Of that command. VAS killed
in lhe sngagenant.at Pine mountain.
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For the Memphis Appeal.
POLK.

BY KRIS. n. c. BIsBY.
No richer harvest Death hath rezp'd,
In al the Southera cleaning,
No Drawer blood than bis that aow'd
With ~euchsrlsiie meaning.
He left the soil he died to save,
CdmsoRsd with his gore,
To claim the sacerdotsl sroan
The mzrtyr'd Stephen wore.
The eross-the symbol OF his faith
He bore WitR meek rsnoHD,
TIL, budding, Ike the Levde's rod,
Il blssEOm'd in a crown
All O'es the land Lent Of tears
Shall Sslsm's daughters keep
Her sons look on with stony eyes
For Vengeance must rot weep.
NEwsAE, GA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

The assessed value Of resi- estate IN Co
lumbus, Ga, is s. OO, goo, and negro property
$1,000, 900, making in the aggregate $1,000,
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ELEGRAPHIC
REPORTS of h Prsss Association.

Entered according 70 act q Congress n TIE yeaE I561
By J. 8. THRAsRKR, In the Clerks once Of the Dis
Eict Court Of the Confsdsrats States for ths Hortk-
an ni.trict Of Hanrria.
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Ennm TmE Front.

We can hear OF no movements, and are with
out prsss reports from she front Both armies
probsbly are still msssing on our right and
wearing rouns towards Roswell.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17
NOTECE.

NER J. ". PARKINSON, formerly Of AcEsrth,
Uldeorgia. Is hsrsbJ notified that The mOGeF ! owe
HIN on = note given TO Lsmuel HEnzsil, for S4oOo in
Confsdarsts money. ard due Esy Lat, 1854, il and has
been ready for him ever since that tine. snd I desire
him to call en- ne and receive the same, or let ne
know where be nav H. WI l.. Brown
iuIT "a Bsruavifls. Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

- A notary has Forwarded 70 the bsnk of
France e brick with a 100Of. note glued on il,
which has been pad. and will be kept in the
BANK mussasn Of curiosisiss. It had been for
fifteen years glued on the wall Of q PEASANTS
house, and considered as 3 pictorial curiosity By
the man who found it, and did not know is
value.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

n A foot race recently took place in Eng
land, IL which the winner run . mile in the sx-
tTsoEdintrY time Of four minutes, twenty and a
half seconds, being the fastest time ever made
in running that distance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

n W. H. Young. jr, of Columbus, has died
Of wounds received : few days since, in 8 cav
airy skirmish, near Marietta.
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5 REWARD

DAN AWAY from he undersigned, on ThurEday,
a June On, my NEGRO GIL, NARY ANN, dark
muianos hss . scar on her righi foot above he toss,
and tlow spoken when spoken TO. She formerly be-
lOngsd TO Mr.. Winrhip. and Is supposed 10 be In the
eity. will give the shove reward for her delivery 10
me or for ssY informkti0n 30 that ! can get her
s. CHAaBERLIAN,
faIT Nv AtlEnta, Ga
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" Col. Lemusl Towers, Of the District Of
Oolumbis regiment, aHd late provost marshal in
Alsxandria. has resigned his commission.
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IL. 1864.

represented to have been the bIoodiess on
ttng Tie Numbers engaged in Is, IN loss
very heavy, but the Yankees Wsrs con-
lated, and Everything they had captured.
7 wagons captured Wss TWO hundred and
We have positive information that two
welye were loaded 10 Memphis for Sher-
There are said 10 have besn elEhteen
lery captured and q u1mbsrtof ambuian-
= had beyond all question started out 70
es 10 shermen'g army, and that seeom-
into Inns and reinforce him TO ths extent
divisions.
own beyond doubt, that such IL the fact,
mildred aed twelve wsesns 81 before men
ed with Euppiies in Memphis to 60
They started. but under the i'm
Sest was between Chattanooga and
Of learn anything 10 the contrary,
reached Risnzj. Hs has stricken
atsd aud n that VIII seriously damage
&c.. APPEL him to fall back 70 chatts-
Herat1 citizens are holding 8 meeting In
dluzs q b for the purpose Of making ar
zr the wounded Of General For.
IN haste,
Iueted with d RIP VAN WIgKLE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

ANOTHER Fatal ExFLosToN OF A YAEKFE S8ELL.
Another Of those fatal seeiisnts from the erp losiop 81
two O'Clock Saturday afternoon. James 0NsTI :
shoemaker, residing at No. BIZ East Bay, west side
near Calhoun street, attempted to draw the LEAD frnm
= one hundred FOUNDER parrot shsli, when il uxpIodad
with terrific effect, taking on the right leg below 40
knee and left foot, besides badly shsi.ering Tie le4 lee
Inc unfortunate rasn fingered about two hourz, when
be expired Ahu boy naned MeGarv. who - ~
sing BY locking on, mirscuioasly escaped witb
some slight cuts ol the hand and face. Several Of me
fragments struck ths kitchen and an outbuildinv
knecking away The brick and wood work, and csu.irS
eonsidsEaaie damage, but doing no further injury 20
persons In the house. y
The deceased, while engaged in the act Of drawing
the ehGrge, had placed the sAel between his legs.
Magistrate j. W. Schroeder held an inqrest upou The
4 verdict that deceased came 70 his death from ne AZ
plosion Of s shell which be wss attempting to unload
on Saturday afternoon. Ith inst-Csxrf1 l4h.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

~ The negro soldiers and the white soldiers
had a eight recently in Knoxville, Tenn, in
which the negroes had tho better Of il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

n A man named Sterling King was arrest
cd at abingdon, Va, recently spy. The
evidence against him Is said to be quito positive.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

a The gaming bank At Sps has just issued
its rstarns Of winnings foE the last year, which
reach The magnideont gu a of l .569. va francs.
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HOUSE F0R SALEI

A NICE, EBw ROUSE. containing four rooms.
"A good halls, dsubls kitchen etc. situated on Osi.
hoon street. froRhr gthe Female College. Inquire %
The premises Tlaft e
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COOpers Wanted.
KOEyCR.

: ANT two good UOOPBRs to make barrels
Z good wages and constant employment Apply to
= ]. PORTEk,
lull y Marietta street.
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For COngress,

~ .-9~ ~
CAPTAIN \. ". OLUsKEY, vEuEhsns brigade,
chssthau's division, Army u Tounssses. having been
called on. By = Isrss number Of the soldiers OF he
Tth Congressional Distriet of Tennessee, Is = eandl-
date to Ill The Vacancy IN the Prsssnt Congress Ocsa-
stoned By the death Of iks Hon. David 4 cuTlp-
F4f4 tide
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Yaskss FinaBess


This following paragraph from aiste Northern journal
accounts for the milk In The eocoaput;
NEW YORK, Monday, Juns 6.-The stock market was
very dull, but without much fIctuaton in prices The
msagerness Of the news from the army and the sudden
advance IN the premium on gold caused come little feel
ing Of distrust, sud therefore 3 general unvTiiiingness 70
operate on the part Of both bnysrs and sellers. Gold
opened At 1864 aud rapidly advanced to 1888, but 81 the
e.cse fell to 1891, and an advance Of AZ per cent over
the lowest figure Of Saturday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

MHtt-Mr. Chase went te Philadelphia, to have his
teeth Gled with gold. WHY dldt be uss ersenbscks :
BE says hey are Just as good ~ ~goid-Bosion Post
Thst reminds as Of q young lady who got married the
other day, and who entertained such conf Eeuee Ia M
MemmiDgsr, that she tatgted enc Of bis notes around
her nngerE In Hen Of . geld ring. She probably fsp-
cied that there wa also some symbol involved In he
new asueT-CAGfGneOga RsbeL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

u FAshiODAble food for hOrses-bsy a Ia
moved.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
no. ZOE lie RHITE SULPHUR

FRON and after the II b irEtsnL, q DAILY HACK
IN rHi run from Lsararge % The Waite S1lphur
Springs. Sundays excepted. Fare sS
faI7 St h n. EAECE q co.
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LsGRANGE PROPERTY FOR SALE

HfHE undersigned is authorised 10 ssl q FRAME
Il HOUSE, with four rOoma. fhs Necessary outb7id
Ings, and twenty Eve screa Of Land attached part
wooded, 1t La9fsnge, Troup county. Ga Terms
moderate AID imnedists possession given
FHOs. S ED
fuIT SIC LaGrsnEa Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

ooTroN I'D:

n ~ US
.arys c. s. Navy
nelcsed tabled conpllsd chieA
b rsluras, snow lbs courss Of shs
ihs last six years. The period
/ Of the ~esmmsrsial panic Of 1851,
-eomms1ssd, and ends with sts
Is furnishing, at = slanes, tile
pors. experts, man4se,uresI
mption for rs inrss ssascps
s anns Eubssguent 70 The sees
to b fron she Federal Union !
y lneresss in the stocks Of
.he ing the Arss diviaiDn. and
nd division Of the time.
Of raw cestOn took place IN
~ ands wsEe Imported, at 5 cosI
x, eAllest receipts were In 156s
: = a nsao-hsnd, valued At s3l,
Il 4. vas s6s SIS. s64 pounds
stimuli rsstions of rsw eottoa II
ne. ! nrsa for 1861 2ss 2sl 90
former pounds snd for 1883
tarting. Increase IN compsiisOl
iSa nat The yarn prrdne
but he cotton. after spin
ID ohiq aed kingdom for mann
hat the s69 45s SIS pounds an
trsyersi pgoyins the fss sS tn
to be ea6s sorts sDd acesunanI
nsly - son required 70 make
waods or Was needed in 1866
he bress OF raw cotton wEs .
lth, Nftorhe he value II the s1
,arioWS d~sviiAking che net cost %
and getting IN lss i32.
, - no4 uiate whether Led
Il Il MAAA
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WAETED, TO HIRE,

DY the month. or for the balance Of the year, q
ID goed Cook, WAher and ronsr. Apply 70
J. T. PORTER
Jail Is ESrist.a street.
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Roofs


% bOOtS
EOR sALR-Caf and Cavalry Booz-sl retail By
III L. B. DAVIS,
tui5 Nv Pssehsres street.
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RAGR WAMpRn
WIRE FOR SAFE,

GEzAH ooTTON RAGS vii ara ) rssav s.
this once Al the market price. Appiv 49,
TAR APPEAL f,1HNFINa RO0N
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

TUE SOUTHERN WIRE COMPANY.s M..on.
a Georgia Is row prepared 70 supply ZION WIRE,
ron Nc. 4 70 10. IS Ia large or small quantities.
THIS Wire h equal 70 any Rsds IN ne Confsdsrscv
or iseWkers. ADDRESS
Q. ". Drummer, P~rsaidsnA
mY2I Z0t Maoeo a.
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MOTENI
':;5;:s:3'sJUN.
Rps 4

Az O1NA into
Cd ty her diaesvsssEss s1valea - S gssrs.
InaAs Iasssa - valuable
Of t~xquidtsiy ans cotton eIa tseI r PPssFs S5ender2
eaas fer carrozey. Yet, noe their feet. OthsIasf0FMA
claim for Msxfse tbs pssib@ havsrsaekss pnst In Balamo
ton. migAf nave Gays nominated 4
J'be ausufny q eott4sui.s ef gray. Hpser Of TENNESSEE
Of In elsuss nm 81 . closely fHiasncy. The Hersi.
,hs Isl Of Jaausry, I'd 10 ~ ss aH1s with Che proceedings
tbs s,sekS wsss5 ss o. asa, ~ Characterized by some d
any prsvIous Measian. sssions were. generally, eendustsd
vans ana eeoas- & Delsno, of 0hio-I move that Il
noceed to decentralization Of eardi
His"S ID Vice President OF ths United s,
not been faAy eo1Hl4H Hh&irman stated the motion.
~nraed a. TAR eaIh vSameronZ move the following a
r,ee - ianoti0n OF the gentleman from Oh
chairman directed the secreiEry Il
weighted Pres ss.rv 6lyed That Abraham Liaeola, Of
/ n..----sset u the choice of the Union party for
Tie exPort-noa Sasel and Hannibal HRmlia. Of Maine
the same ~ laH lie for Vice President OF The sans aartv
Tae sxportations T1jries Of ~No, no"
same a last yeE NJ. CrsssNsil Of MarylandIe call for
/ ii. Stone, Of Iowa / ask n I can nal
! snt TO that resolution.
! Tbs quantity otN rho chairman said the resolution ofRFr
kinds IN wsreh9R the question before the convention.
l JsnuGnys was hr.Stons. I move to Icy it on the "a
III sYinners hAnd93hr- Store. l nov move that Abrshal
~ yarns AID esae ns1ois, be the unanimous nouinee Of the
in the hsnqs ,ya7sfiss Of question and great confusion
l from the HP fhe The Chairmsn. VIII the gentleman Ia,
taiisrs,-. snSoif Tbs gentleman from Iowa moved
hnportanoat sd-lon offered BY the gentleman from Psal
crease si1es ppa0aHerOn) be laid on,ths table. That has
Apss1 efef Ihe CHAIR Then recognized. Mr.. Cook, Of
Dsaelsney Mr. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania 1 call +
With ssscks States before The vote was declared 70 the
.,.,o, -.o6S obs Mr.. Stone Of Iowa, claimed the floor
sS Wa Mr.. Stevens. Ihavs not yielded The 10.
AshyGfnQffa hu~ The Chairman. Does The qeuiismsn FRA
eio.e who will 81 hlaass4t upon q eau q ne States uPoa
ONE sr- Mr. BreckinridgezI vfSa 70 make q mo
: smas - ing the whole Of this subject and / hope
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

LTncHBURe, June l3-F. M.-The enemy burned the
Virginia Military Institute, at Lexington, on Saturday
siso, Jordan's Point mill property aad other improve
msnts Of less Importance. A sharp artillery duel &C.
Cured before the enemy entered Lexington, In which
some buildings were cred by shell. The ensmys forces
that effected the capture are reported at 5000 strong.
No material change IN the situation B.
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For Sale

10A COPPER FLUES 6 feet long II Inches 10 d.
lUO Hmsier. iasids-I0 lbs each. Apply %
4. POTTER,
Commission Merchant
Jail u Marietta street
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n VIRGINIA

teh, l4sb;i
lerday morning the reports Of
'1ttom's bridge gave warn.
~ 5een resumed, though TO
ntil a later hour Of the
IsulElion that Grant was
Fds the James, and absR.
Cold harboF, which be had
Y and render impregnabls.
/, tilly eonhFmsd.
ioAs enemy, during the night
AZ hominy st Long Bridge,
G-idgs, and drove Ia our cav.
that they also crossed at
; ford. still lower down the
y to Riddles shop, a point
nd, At the intersection Of
ige roads, where q brisk
detachment Of Gen W.
onef Gary, sad the enemy,
4te1 o'clock, P. n, though
'h'a l'ormeA. A report was
carr a galaed possession Of
, As nav mgdeu
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-10
SUMMONS.

TNerrtory of Idaho, County of Bose-ss In the Dig
trict Court, Second judicial District w Terry and
Dan WEIGH, VS. A. n Ranger. ct al To A. N Ranger,
ct ais.
In the of the people of the United States in tho
Territory of Idaho you hereby notified that there
file in the Office of the clerk Of the District Court
of the Second Judicial District of said territory in Idaho
City, Boise county, the complaint Of W. j. Terry and Dan
WEIGH, claiming OF, and from yOu the Of eighteen
hundred and sixty-5even and 76-.0O dollars
balance due on certain PrOmissOry note dated Sep.
2th 1883 payable eight months after date and praying
the honorable court for the foreclosure of the mort
gage mentioned in plaintiff complaint and for decree
directing the sale of the property therein described to-
witt Being that certain town lot situate the north
cast corner formed by the junction of Washington and
third streets fronting Washington street in the town
of Centervlle Boise county, /. IT, being twenty feet
'front.' and extending back eighty feetand that the pre-
ceeds of such sale be applied to the payment Of the
amount of plaintiff claim with interest and costs and
that unless you appear and to said
twenty daysafter the service hereOff served within
Boise county within thirty days if served out Of said
county; but within said Judicial District, and within
forty days served out of said dstric-excusiye Of the
day of servieedefult viii be entered against yOu and
the Plaintiffs will apply to said court for the relief
prayedfoF in their said complaint.
In testimony whereof l. John c. Henley Clerk of said
District Court have herenUtO set my hand andaxed the
H. ST. Seal of said court at Idaho city this 9th day Of
September, AID. 1854. JOHN c. HENLEY,
Clerk ofDistriet Court
by JoNls W. Brown. Deputy.
Published b. order Of Court, .o n5l-d e
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-10
SherfR7s Sale.

DY Virtue of Execution issued out of the District
D court of the I'd Judicial district in and for Boise
county, l. T., the 9th day of August 1864 upon Judy
ment rendered in said court the Both day july 1864
i'll favor of Henry Shurg p and against Matthias Zapp
defendant for the Of S185939 with interest at the
rate of ten per cent per from the Both day july
1854 together with costs of suit taxed at 525I have
seized the following described property SAID defendant
to wit The undivided share in and to certaa brewery
situated near CenerYille Boise county, l. t. together
with all fixtures and personal property thereto belonging
consisting Of undivided half sad property and to
satisfy said judgement and costs and accrung costs asO
will offer the afore described property for sale at public
verdue to the highest bidder for cash. the LIST day Of
October 1861 between the hours of and three o'clock
P NJ. at the afore-described premises.
Witness my hand this LIST day Of September A 1854
S. PINKHAM, Sheriff Boise county,
51w3 By CHARLES WILSON Deputy
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-10

SEaENADE.- PASSIONS baud, after the thea
ter was out on Monday evening, proceeded TO
the Poujade House, where ex-Gor ernOr Wal
lace and lady were stopping, and gave them
serenade After two or three pieces had
been performed the Governor came out anG
stood upon the balcony until they played the
Star SpangIed Banner, after which he Rd.
dressed the crowd in a neat little speech
compIimenting them for the many improves
ments visible since his departure last Fall as
their Delegate to Congress, and promised to
give an account of his stewardship on all
proper occasions in the coming campaign.
Cheers for Governor Wallace were proposed
and given with will. After which the band
played patriotic air, and the meeting dis
persed about IL o'clock
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-10

MCCLELLAN NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT AT
CHICAGO Convention was called to or
der at noon, Aug. 10th, Ex-Governor Bigler
temporary Chairman, and Seymour President
of the permanent organization. Hunt of N.
Y. offered resolution in favor of an armi-
stice and Convention of States. Long ofO f,
offered resolution asking the President to
suspend the draft until after the electioni-
referred. The candidates were Mcclellan,
Salisbury, Thos. H. Seymour, and Franklin
Pierce. Mcclellan was nominated on the frat
ballot-receiving 2O24 Seymour 233. The
nomination was then made unanimous. Pen
dleton of N. ]. was nominated for Vice Pres
ident, and the Convention adjourned.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-10

ToItvRoAD TO SILVER DIsTRIcT.-By refer
ence to our advertising columns it will be
seen that. Messrs. Erwin & Burnett give notice
that they intend to extend their road to Silver
city-so called-and that they will apply to
the County Commissioners at their next sit
ting for license to open and keep it as toll
road. Our old typographical friend, J. W.
Mitchell, has an interest in the speculation
His energy and enterprise combined with that
of his partners, together with his printers
luck, ought to, and doubtless will insure sue
cess to the enterprise. Their road is already
in condition for travel to the ice house on
Moore's creek, which leaves them "a miles to
complete,