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sustained rs ,ae result % former eleo'iJns. The
.oslg plry a. o ,Jbcr as scarcely c7ci -cled
Their fili vtte o Sovcmber. TIE an1lJ.v ma no.
hold In The preso.t case, a. ID" success won ~ the
sli Of The soldiers vote VII encourage tie pull
licsnq TO turn olt in fill force mex, month. now.
ever ths may be- Z: is certain that the Democrats
have been insr rcd With hops, aa1 point 10 the
lay . gans IN P'nnngivsE'a ~ Us. augury Of sue
Co.'S. TIC 'alln; or IN Tie l. .b.ican hone vote
IN o. a'to c-a,rres the Dcmocr1cy, ,n1 tho
w Democrats insis, TIA, In ana war orlv lost
through the popular 1is'-is: n; tic ramprn: C2rro--
heads IA that State which they claim = s.risB 10
e. for AoCLTtIAs in Y vcrnJer
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We have nearly a repetition OF las. ~eck for the
bae Of trenaction- in the wholesale produce mar
bet since tho date Of our last f,Iort. Abou: the
same prices quoted Tor the ,sou. art,ces. II ve
may except outter. which. o~iug 10 tue .ction OF
'.rinrr- In -,thhodins supple. from market, with
N" hnpr that ts ~ DOING "a rise ia price could b-
eeced, have advanced 10 the ,ar oftl. beet Orange
S1unty' II u 5vaS5 70 " soo ceur per pound The e
by Of egss continues lishL With Q COOL d. nsDd THE
ices ~ last week are main tained. There ha- been
little chsnge IN the meat market except la the prce
ot pork which has advanced 1yslt TO lSsl1 cent,
per pound. The market is ntundantly supplied win
beei Of All inferior quality, Which may he owing to
th- dlspvsitOn Of farmers. the azins Ia
nearly NJ end " send their mich cows 10 mai
rather than winter them ut the present hIsh ~ lee Il
feed The market Il abundantlV supplied sitn Iota-
tors OF good quality. AID prices are ltte lost
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PERSO<Ai. NOTICES.

A REWARD OF s25 Is OFFERED FOH
Athe irre-, Of Actnf hasiers MAJ tb~Aku b..
cSV,%S ~. de'.tt.d from the So CIneIone "A
msn liant. Navy y ard. y l., Oct. 10, 1854 $40
A DvANCES MADE On ALL APPROX Et
"a clsiIls AGAINST the Government. teusous Nd
h9nnties collected for heir. o. deceased uldier'.
DE 1T KNOWN TO ALL THAT | WILL
mos h. iespons.ble tor any debis tha, my Hi.e
AAkl PATTERSON. may contract JOtlN IA IiE.
sON, 10 Washington Oct. 10Th, 1861.
EORTY-ONE DAYS WITHOUT FOOD
A. the request OF friend, We called, one dag la,i
week, 10 youth named Francis ,uol.. 235 ThlfI
ave- who, Tor Al DAYS paItook of no food whatever
c.pt fluids Which were forced into his stomach. li'
mother, an Intelligent aud worthy woman, tells 1i'
Some ten or twelve month. ,ince, my son sea
eleven years vas pro-trnt'd hr consumr ton In ~
miaor form. immediately secured tie attenu. ,D,-
OF sNlliul physician, Who va uniting In his otlT
TO ubsi@ the dl.ease. He eroit- were unavaililg
the wolst nature. From tbs tiiue lac wasted G.ay ~
ameie skeleton No food you'd remain his .loIn.
a. a. and he hti 20 lie held in NJ ann. The Greater
pa.io the time II with dinculy hr uouie bruibs
all, and sometimes be yOud mes rlr sufioc t. IN ~
tnoila 20 thlos on ne phs-ib Ga ne chest hici
would lHet from II 80 =" minutrs Wilton, cr.sai.ou
Tor 81 Gays NO tool except tnidt had been taEel on
h. stomach HE Re phl sieian rronounced Lis case
all Of y HON sad my poor bov must die. Bat could
not sl'e lam ~ itho.t at aast QUE more trlA,
prartte hal heard much .a.I. lie pruup.l,
tendei M sar,inons and took tlie ca IA Aaud
EN- Ell ''0"' ~ '''' i"'A NJ nan AID 'uas' FOL ''''
We did iOok At him, and We oouve Sod with n.iu
spparCnt. nclYhhor Of Mr. tiooir 20. p ,- NJ. nni
vouched tor the Truth OF All IN. mother nla fsd Ns
have once before ieoonIn ended ConsumptiScs 20 -l
sut witt DR.. - loop, and We have Iosiye cyl ei,s
thst our aaNho ~1 goOi, and has been taken ~
hear me 'io1 nom her o"n mouth ye ho are doru.
e's stu. 40
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INFORMATION WtNTED-DI ELLEN
a ANGLl N, par.h Of g. ~ rnsysl CO. cox l,.4..u,
" hrE rh'tr uANNAli, ouo " t.t SURVIVORS ol f.s
srhushlp Capitalization dis'u-sc-, NLo ha- flt"Iuy
arrived nom liaiaN. Mneu lot heard from, l.iva
llvei III Sew ufk cIty. f.,s, % OK a4.i.,a. VI.
JOIN fll M 100 Seconds Niuainsl urrh. l.llll
DklZE MONEY TOR EVERY fNE,,4
payable promptly collected. t.-tssr OF pc, az.
bounty AID 81 Iu-t clsluis Ain.t the covefuf4rt.
speedily Ju-tCd. Peusious procured. Mctlr.s avi
NlNer oI soldiers Niu az lsrocr. eau receive fIt
pay due hY applying Al thi- on e, latu. alton OBJ.
tanned from department. ~ 10 wOun led OF MSS,
ing sDldieS. Elsiioas OF every uAtu.c atitlGe -
by letter VcIl ~ IA person. Aioree or aIpv ~
United state Amy Ageue,' % BeecLeyst.
DAN AWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER
~ JOHN SCOTT, M indentu-ed apprentice All
per.our U. ud 70 trust or haf.oi Liu On 90 ~.
cunt : Il. EGBfRl. syg
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

X. II. RI 0u have caught cold have
eor. throat ia.EA IN the mhs ana boneA headA he,
and other pa a.; purchase hfy cent botlle of Ra-
Ways Ready EtDt. and tsenty five cent b., OF
hads ay - fll- q. q four or siN Of tie Pr aud rub
tho lnibs, joins ald throat With the Re al, Relief
the mort day YOU viii he cured and have Ready Re-
ief auu fils enough to euro You Of DOZEN other AT
tnch,. H. gu tie otner hand you all 70 your aid the
reNi,er OF ,slcisn, sill cost you AZ least
uolArs icoft you can resume your ordinary gvoca-
ton. Let every family plUvide themselves with
these iniRlble remedies. sold by druggists eyerv-
where. ~ Lewis Dug ston' Norfolk, Va, aud
RAILWAY 4 CO. No - Maiden lane. 4,s
Fall and Winter II You want Fail uund
Winter clothing, 30 10 +. Il. DALDWIN'S, 10 and :
Bow cry The laigesi rtork and store Ia the city and
prices less Childrehe department not elusllod 80
For the Hnir aud skin.-Barry,s Tricop.
heruus. The beet and cheapest article. sold b. vi
druggists. a..
Wheeler & " ilson's Highest Pre-.
MUM 10, sstItch sewins ma hinee, no. 90 Broad
way. as
There IL Nothing Det,er tor Pain or
Measures IN the Back, Breast, side, heunAtl an,
Asthma and Ior dis"Aes Ui the Luuss, Liver and
k,dhcy- than kugpps Indian st'tng tAening Flas-
ter, General Depot, No. 500 hudson street. sold
b. all l'iu ,i.ts. is
Pyle's u. Is. -Oap.-1he Poor Peoples
friend. Cheap AMI gold. sold by Gioceis every
Shrle ITO
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TR ABE NOTICES.

4 REGULAR MEETING or TIL ~rts
"a Joinets Union o. New York viii Re seiI A. the 6
Hnoms j., Dowtry. rhu .day evening. OFT Hrh
a. ocIock. NArH. Be TTs, PresG " W. ON tx.
ALL Sec.
MASS MEETING OF THE UNITED Up
l'l hostererr. mass meeting will ~. holi on
Friday the 2lst Drtoter, Al o'clock. at 10 Boz a.
pune,uN attendance "a fesucs,ei. II. LANtKtCt.
pee cent. s-f
OJARRyMENS' L. Z. SOClETY-THTEE
" Wal le renorA meeting Of q I'll civisiou III tI
Scaety Led ~ the lPth v Ard La.A u 5Jfd -. 20
lhurrdsy evening. Oc' zlrh. 1t - o'co@t 4 i4.
st,endSaos !esuested p zoe OF JyliN ,. MAs
!kksoN, General Pee. MAXIM TBaACY, &C.
Secretary. Yri
SEGAR MAKERS t'NION-NOrbL -.
- scar Make. r4htng " tgs,el I,yvn4 lie .I...
dbtion Of the ci'v Of Scs YORK. can al .'i1 g =
cAd At 80 East Is uadras. A. no sefA' Ma. DID ID.
allowed " uors IN any p.a., shere a uloa rt. e
without pro'iuctns The carr. "a Il 49, SULON NJ.
PRECEDENT gu
TIE MEMBERS or TIE CAENrN Az
L Nurk inna.p'- t-s..iltiOn NJ the st.4. ~ .i.t
and ,th W AriS r.-l e.ted a. atteud lcet ,il
q hursdav Evening, ~ ~ Prime. o., w. p ,...es
w order OF T.. NCNAIk i'rpr. fUNAkb XII. H.
Ton. jANfS Is. IACSErr, SCI. l*
TIN UNITED NAENISIIh~ AND Iuf.
l-hs'r A .so-iS,iou vii hold Mar Aa.ti ID ou
lnday evening. oct. 2lrrt- AZ - 1,ioS. Al iifrI.
hcrs arc lrft rulariy Icis"stsd to n tAs ir.f4U
! ,Mh- brlANf, Pet; pENSlo tEUI 49,,
c'y.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13
Correspondence of the News.

BARTEE HILL, Aug. 8, 1862.
EDS. NEWS: have been to see the Bartee
Quartz lode, situated at The aboye-named
hill, on the divide between the forks of Char
IOtte Gulch, in Grimes district, seven miles
due north from Pioneer City. 1t was dis
covered last fall by VIM. Bartee, well
known old mountaineer bnt better known
among his cid California acquointances as
Old Red" The shareholders in tie dis
coyery claim are sluicing little below the
main ledge, and can-only work about four
hours day for want of water, taking out in
that short time from SIG to SIS to the hand
working in rotten quartz and if they had a
good head of water there is no doubt but
they could make from $50 to 500 to the
band per dag. Pieces of the groupings from
this ledge pounded at camp with an axe, have
yielded from six to eight cents to the pound.
Gold is plainly visible in many portions of
the quartz to the naked eye, and when it is
fairly opened and becomes known it will be
one of the richest and most valuable lodes
that have been struck in the basin.
J. FRANKLIN 81
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

FROM the Statesman of Thursday we gather
the following A man calling himself Kane
Kirby has been committed by Justice Holton
in default of $500 bail to answer at the next
term of the District Court, for roobing a Mr..
Brady of several ounces of gold dust. James
Harding was also committed to answer to the
charge of murder for the killing of Lawrence.
A new Post Office has been established at
Rocky Bar, Alturas county, with John Nc
Laughlin as Postmaster.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

SHooTING.-An alteration took place in
Main street on Tuesday, between two men by
the name Of Morgan and Walters, in which
several shots were fred the parties mean
while running through the Florence saloon,
and continuing to fire at each other in the
back yard. Morgan was severely shot in the
arm, shatteriug the bone. Walters was un-
touched. We know nothing Of the origin of
the difficulty.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

DIVINE SERVICE IN PLAcERvILLE AND CEN
TERvILLE.-Rcv. Bishop Scott, Of Portland,
Bishop of the Diocese composed Of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho, will hold Episcopal
service at PIaceryilIe at half-past ten to-
morrow morning, and at CenteryiIle at half
past three in the afternoon. We hope the
good people of those places win appreciate
the opportunity that is offered them to hear
a sound, practical and eloquent preacher,
and embrace it.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

THEATRICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION AL.
The appearance of the circus in town this
week has bad the effect to entirely close uD
all other places of amusement for the time
being. We hear that Charley Getzler's troupe
have been doing frst-rate at Pacerville, and
intend returning to this city ere long. The
patrons Of the drama Of Idaho will ALWAYS
welcome Mrs. Getzler, to- say nothing of the
excellent troupe that accompanies her. We
are reminded of neglect last week in not
mentioning the fact that this is talented
and popular troupe. that cannot fail 10 please.
The failure was partly owing to the fact that
they adj already performed several nights in
Placer, and we took it for granted that tho
people there had already found out what II.
people of Idaho knew so well, viz, that Mrs.
Getzler's name on the bills is always sufi-
Gent announcement to Gil house, unless
some outside reason intervenes to prevent it.
Potter, Mrs. Douglas and some others have
gone on trip to Boise city. Dan Rice s
great show has been performing to a crowd
ed canvas nightly at the foot of Main street.
Our fellow townsman, John r. Marshall, has
been calling up "reminiscences of the past bv
handling the whip as r:ng-master Monday
evening has been set aside for MarshalTs
benefit, when he is expected to spread him
SELF
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

WEarc requested to state that through the
representations of several gentlemen Of
Placervllle, CentervilIe, Hog EN- and Idaho,
Mr. Aymar, the popular proprietor of the
circus, has generously offered to give a benefit
at this place on Tuesday evening next to aid
in defraying the expenses of the four Catholic
churches in the aforementioned places.
Rev. Father Mesplic, in this connection, de-
sires to express his thanks to Mr.. Aymar for
his liberality.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13
EhariF,s Sale

7 pursuance of an order Of sale from the Dis
4 rlct Court OF the 81 Judicial District Of Idaho
Territory, within aud for Boise county, bearing
test the 18th day Of August. 1864, to me directed
and commanding me to execute decree thcleiu
rendered, III cause wherein W. X. Levcridgc and
Seth BXby are plaintiffs, and John Fotman il
defendant according to the terms thereof, l will
sell at pgbllc auction, in front Of tho prenscsj on
inc oth Day OF September, 1861. at O'clock p. N.
to the higl9st bidder for cash, the following dc.
scribed premises, situated IN Idaho city in said
county as the property ofsaid defendant, to sat
siy aJud8ment in said cause fer 81 1870 with
interest, cos and aceruing costs, to-wit a Ger
tain parcel OF Land, commencing at the uortlowest
corner OF the lot owned and occupied by Shafer
Y Nugent on the east side of Montgomery street;
thence northery forty Feet thence easteriy eighty
ieet; thence in southerly direction parallel with
Montgomery street forty feet; thence western.
eighty feet to the place Of beginning, with all tho
!enements' rights, privileges, appurtenanccs and
improvements thereunto belonging.
S. PINKHAA1, Sheriff Boise Co..
BY 0. L. WHITING, Under Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, Aug. II, 1851, n47:wl
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

The Box ToN.-An upper crust sort of
tile is the name given to q new quartz dis
coyery some three feet in thickness, about a
mile and a half below Centerville. Several
of the owners In the Hawkeye are interested
also in the Bon Ton, which does not slow so
we'll as its neighbor in gold, but a test by
heating just boils the silver cut. We have a
beautiful specimen from the Bon Ton furnish
ed by Mr.. E, P. Adams. A shaft some thirty
feet deep has been sunk on the discovery in
the bed of ravine, but the water came in
90 freely to admit of their working longer
1T. So they have gOne further up the hill
and began anew.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

Mr.. TURNER'S SWIMMING PoND.-Thc ar
engagements at the Warm Springs arc now
such that when any number Ofpersons desire
the use of the swimming pond unmolested,
they can procure that privilege by taking
tickets at the Office of the bath house that
will entitc them to half an hours swim or
wade as they choose. The water ranges from
eighteen inches to ten feet in depth.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

JOHN G. SEssLER, OF CenteryilIe, after OBJ
tanning credit at this office, for advertising,
as plaintiff in suit against Worden & Wall
ing, had the littlcness to pay the amount in
greenbacks at their face, and to serve the
sheriff and clerk. who had likewise worked
for him without asking pay in advance, in
the same manner. That may be honorable,
but we can't see it."
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

THE LADIES NIrE.-A spicy little quarter
sheet made its appearance on Wednesday af-
ternoOn, under the above caption, and in less
than four hours the Whole edition of 900 had
been disposed of at fifty cents each. The
paper is devoted to the interests of the Idaho
Ladies' Mite Association, by whom it is edited
and published, and will be Issued weekly
until and during the continuance of the La
dies Fair, to be held in the Baptist church,
commencing on Wednesday the 18th inst.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

"TnE Loud Voice and Everlasting Gospel :"
we have received from the Oregon
Farmer ofice-a pamphlet bearing the above
title, which purports to have been written in
Portland, Oregon, by Leonard B. Vickers,
Angel of God. The copyright is Sc
cured throughout the world until further
notice. The work has loud sounding title
and emanates from high authority, but that
an Angel of God should be quietly settled
down in Portland is rather strange news,
even to the Oldest inhabitant, who surely
never could have suspected anything of the
kind.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13
MASONIC Lodge, No. 35, having re-

MAsoSIc.-Idaho Lodge, No. 35, having re-
ceived a harter from the Grand Lodge of the
State of Oregon, met in their hall on Wednes-
day evening last, the 9th inst, the Grand
Lodge of Oregon being represented by the
Following Deputy Grand Officers, viz. Jonas
W. Brown Grand Master; Saml. A. Merritt,
Grand S. W. Grifiiths, Grand J. W. ;
John S. Gray, Grand Secretary, N. J.
GiIkey, Grand Marshal, and Thomas
J. Butler, Grand Chaplain. At eight o'clock
the procession left the Hall and moved to the
Baptist Church, where the new lodge was du-
ly constituted, consecratcd and dedicated, =
after which the newly elected oEcers were
regularly installed by Deputy Grand Master
Brown, when the procession reformed and
returned to the Hall TO engage in their Ma
sonic labors as a regularly constituted lodge.
The exercises at the church were public, and
interpreted as they were with solemn music,
were quite entertaining. To Bro. J. r. Tot
man the Order were greatly indebted for his
endeavors in getting together the sweetest
band of singers it has been our pleasure to
hear in many day.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

Jon WoRk.-Having recently, in addition
to our already extensive job-ofIicc, added one
Of Gordon's patent lightning presses-the
only power press IN Idaho or Washington
Territories we are prepared TO do all kinds
OF Job work in superior style, and with great
rapidly. In printing cards, circulars, bill
sbeads, stock receipts, etc., etc, the machine
IS capable of making two thousand impress
SONS per hour
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

Misunderstanding and Sabbath school
at the Baptist church tomorrow at the usual
hours. Father Mesplies at Pioneer in the
forenoon and in this city in the evening.
Rev. Bishop Scott will preach in PlacerviIIc
at half-past lOA, II, and in CenteryiIlo at
half-past PM.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13
Notice of Dissol,14inn

~ Tie Partnership heretofore existing m.
DER name Of 7. Z. BLACKBERRY Co., il this div
4issolysd T. R. Blackerby having sold Lis interes
m Inc I'm shop t2 Wm. Rsdh lTor, who will Gu.
time the business as before, and Day ali dclTs
contracted by the old firm and colect all dueE.
T. Il. BLACEEGBY,
NM RgDHEFF2R
PlacerTille, August S, 1861. 47w1% Z
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

South BoIsg.-The Statesman says several
new lodges have been struck in Alturas. The
Mechanics, Rattlesnake, Texas and others,
are reported very rich. Cartee, Gates & Co.
are building a railroad up Dixie Gulch, three
miles in length, for the transportation of
saw logs.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

A CALLED TERM of the Dist Court will be
held in this county, commencing on Monday
the 9Th day of Sept, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Judge Parks deemed it necessary to hold
special term in consequence of the large
amount of civil business remaining on the
calendar.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

2. F. Moody, EsQ.-We had the pleasure
Of a call from Mr.. Moody, of Umatilla, last
week. MIR. NJ. is one OF the fathers" of
Umatilla, and as merchant and for@arder
is we'll known to the business men of the
BASIN
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

SILVER QUARTz.-We have in our posses
sion piece of the black oxide of silver taxi
en- from the Morning Star lode, Owyhee, by
J. Marion Moore, which, by assay, proves to
be 80 per cent. silver, or within 20 per cent.
of pure metal
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

ePIcToRI4Ls.-Major Jack Stratmau, whose
liberal dealings have ELECTED so many enco-
miums from the California, Oregon and Ne
yada press, has at last succeeded, through
the Humboldt Express Co., in reaching US
with pletborc bundle of N. Y. and other
pictorials. Stratman & Co. are the leading
periodical dealers in San Francisco.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13
MARRTED .

At Plaeervillo, Aug. 5th, by I. H. Stringham,
Mr. f. 3. Britten to Mrs Moore. all Of Placer,
InPlacervillo, Boise county, July 25th, 1864, F.
c. VAN DuzEN to RUAX MORGAN, by T. H. String,
ham, J. P.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13
LL)icd,

In WeaveTville, Cal, July 18th, LOUIS, son Of
william and Betty r.. Gardiner, aged ten weeks
At Rocky Bar, Alturas county August 5th. Of
New York.
Deceased was member of the Masonic Order
by whom his remains were buried.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13
Dissolution Of Co-Partnerg5iD,

- idaho City, August TO- 1874.
nj Office is hereby given, that tie co.plrtner
IN ship heretofore existing between Chag. p
Jacqacnlin aud J. II Hickman, as Tie firm Of Jac,
quemi3 q Hickman. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All dues to the firm or to Cha3.
B. Jacqucmin, as well as debts against H., firm of
gacqnemln & Hickman, will be settled BY J. H.
Hickman, at the old stand.
CHts. 3. JAcQUEIM,
4IWf. j IL uGCKNAN.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

CABIN ROBBED.-On Sunday the 3Ist of Jul
ly, while the occupants were away, someper-
son or persons entered a cabin on Elk creek
and carried off a lot of jeweIry, consisting Of
buttons, finger -rings, &C., together with
a revolver and all the papers, photographs,
&C., belonging to Walker Wilson As the
papers and photographs can be of no use 10
any one but the owner, they have probably
been thrown away by the thieves. Any one
finding the same will confer a great favor
by leaving them at this office. The papers
will be readily recognized, as the name of
Walker Wilson occurs frequently in them.
If the thieves themselves have any honor left
in them, and will return the papers and pho
tographs, or place them where the owner can
pet them, no questions will be asked concern
ing the balance of the property stolen.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

FIGHT.-Charley, at the corner of Main and
Wall streets, sometimes improperly called
" Aose,') has proved himself not only an ex-
rert merchant 10 his line, but i" fghtinger !"
as yell de feathered into strouse, in front
OF the City Bakery on Monday, and it took
two sherirs and several by -stunders to sepa-
rate them.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW GovERNoa.- Charley
Yajen informs US that his ExcelIency Gov.
Lyon came up on the same boat that brought
hica as far as WolIula, The Governor kept
straight on to Lewiston to assume the duties
Of his Office
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

JUDGE PAaKs.-We neglected last week to
mention the arrival Of His Honor S. C. Parks,
Judge Of the I'd Judicial District Court, who
came in on Monday of last week, having been
gone about three months on visit to his fam
ily in III. The Judge would have arrived in
time to hold the July term of court had Hol-
laday's coaches started according to adyer-
tjscment from Salt Lake.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

SERENADE.-TO be walked up slowly by de-
grees to "the tones of slow music }" in the mid
ole oftbe night, out Of most profound
is, we think, productive Of greater
degree of dreamy delight, and approaches
nearer that ecstatic state supposed to be en-
iOyed in Elysium, than can be attained by
any other process this side Of the Celestial
Kingdom. Such a state Of existence did We
enjoy on Saturday night, as a party, among
whom We recognized the melodious and
sonorous voices CIR. H, Lindsay and J. 3.
Smith, sang in front of this Office, the new
and popular melody to the words beginning,
Just before the battle, Mother" and other
beautiful songs.