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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
PAYETTE RANCH FOR SALE.

THE ProprietOrs of the above ranch being de-
L sirous Of returning east this FALL offer the
Payette House and Ranch for sale on reasonable
terms. The ranch is located on the Payette forty.
five miles from Placerville on the main road lead
ing from Boise Basin to the Lower Country. The
house is well adapted for house Of entertainment
located it is at the junction Of the Boise CITY
and Placerville roads. There are three hundred
and twenty acres Of land under good fence. and ID
acres under cultivation; 30 tons eff hay cut on the
place. For further particulars inquire Of NJ. B.
Moore at the Postctfice, Placeville, or of the un
dersigned on the premises. j NJ. DARREI,
Att HENRY WILL.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
Dissolution Notice

1.-THE CopartneEshp heretofore existing be.
tween RQsenbaum & Cohen of Idaho city, IT,
and between Coin & Rpsenbaum of the Daes,
Oregon, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
LIN = Cohen and IS. H. LBohhi are authorized to
collect and receive all debts and dues, owing or
payable to the said firms RESPECTIVELY land will
discharge the liabilities OIL the same, and such ia
bities Of s. 9. Rosenbaum as re mentioned in an
agreement now of record in the Co. Recorders
Office '4o"' s. G. R0SENBAUM,
June 18th, 1864. YIls B.Bf. OOHE,
eeS9tf H.. lis. II BOHSk otr-Ja'a9
l8s-. The business will be continued by, Coin 3
BohlnaWot Jhi asi1nus ~ .llo 5lt T" ""+
~ .-f --I..,,.fg a+5 ,..-1 ggeUrrH
n BIS. G. Rosenbaum thanks his friends land
the public in general for their liberal patronage,
and asks the same for the new firm. s R. can be
found at the. old corner, where he will be happy
to meet his friends on business, or otherwise. :,
siai ni 9iH-a lt' SIG. R0SENBAUM.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
Notice TO Shareholders !

A LTURAS CO--Noticc is hereby given, TIM
IA meeting Of Stockholders OF the Alturas
Gold and Silver Mining Co. will be held at thg
Office OF the Company, at Idaho city, Idaho Terri
t Ey, on Monday, the 25th day of July, 1864,
for the purpose of increasing the capital stock Of
said company to ten thousand shares. 4Ow4
A. HEED, J. B. ROsRBoRoUaH
unc %, '64. i MICHAEL HERR, Trustees
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
MONEY MATTERS!

The new Banking House about to be 'egstab.
Ilshed In this city give assurance of an abuR-
dance OF capital, and our. mercantile commu.
hIty have every reason to congratulate theh5-
selves upon the Increased fahiities nthus af
corded for the transaction of business a The
present Banking 6rm,O of Dorohae. Ralston h
20. Will be dissolved on the lstof Jnlvsprox
but not only is no capital to be Withdrawn,
from the service of the public, but.ia. large
amount hitherto otherwise employed wiBaBe
added thereto. The retiring partners, Mes s5rrg
JOS A. Bonohoe and Eugene keffy.-yft6
handsome cash MEANS will immedhEelr
commence business IN their new and elegant
oanklng7honSe on the, corner of Montpe6erv.
ANA Sacramento streets, while the1busiuessfoF
tue ola hFm, under the direction of the re-
malrlng members, Hessrs. r. S. Ffetz and.
VIM. u Ralston, will be merged id All ibStitp.
ZION TO be called the Bank Of California;
WIN every important enlargement of canital
and resources, quite unriValedsous this h5sst
This will be the first joius stock con- banT a.
corporated under the laws Of this State FIR.
The purpose of banking and in referriro ~
st we cannot but express our qualification m
on few prominent points. First, that if will
stand upon specie basis, the Currency of
Calitornia-gold and silver; it is to lie NO
paper money bank Second, the capital
stock which We understand to be s.. 900, 600
will be actually paid up in gold such at least
Is the programme-nO subtcrfuges inlthe
shape of Stock Notes or anything Of less val
Ae than golditselG Thirdly, it will he under
the Conduct of some of our most experienced
and wealthy citizens-men Of sonnd heads
and long purses, who haze achieved success
Tor themselves individually, are well known.
aud familiar with the business of the coun.
Try, and whose connection with the bank is a
Guarantee to the public, that it will be pub-
lic neueiitj a safe place Of deposit, and an
institution where a solvent business man with
good securles, may reasonably expect accom-
'aodaIion in time Of need. The business
managers OF the new concern will he Messrs
D. Q. Mills and Vim. c. Ralston.-Is. =
Flag. L. :
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
LOST,

rON the ed of June, 1864, between Idaho citv
~ and Centervie or on the trail between Cen,
teryille and Hog'eIn, BLACK MEMORANDUM
BOOK containing a few memorandums and three
certificates of stock in the Gambrinus Gold and
Silver Mining Company of the issue Of May 9th,
1864, to A. Heed,-One for so, one for 30 and one
for shares each, The finder will be literally res
warded by leaving the same at the office of Heed
& Cummns, Idaho City AARON MCKEE,
June 33d, 1854. H '3'as .- 4Otr
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
Ne = BENJAMIN F. CROSS,
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue.
Idaho City, Nav 10th. 1861. : (. S8tf

NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.- Territory Of
IN Idaho County of Boise.-In the Probate
Court, in and for said cOunty,-Pierce & Cabins
VS.. Fl. B. Van Houten.-Wh ereasthe said plaintiffs
have thiSdaY fled in the Office ofte County CLERK
Of said County, complaint in writing against the
said defendant, for the foreclosure ella Mechanics
Lien, upon that certain building, now occupieagby
said defendant,ah known as tie Fountain House,
in Idaho City, Territory Of Idaho and county above
written, for work and labor done and performed
thereon, and for material furnished andused there
iii, in the repairing and adding to said building,
which, saidacompaint, will come on to be heard
OF, the twehty-sevehth (27th) day of July, a. D..
lSG4 before said Probate Court, at term thereof,
to be-cOmmenced 1T said Idaho City, on the Fourth
Monday of July,lA. D, 1854. Notice IS therefore
given ,to'all persons holding or claiming liens up,
Q6sad building Under the provisions Of, an Act,
entitled "ansAct for SECURING, liens to Mechanics
s.u& others to Besand appear in said court, on
said Fwentyseventh day Of July, A. b. 1864, and
to exhibit, then and there, the proof Of said liens
July lst'1864. p 'F - EDWIN SHEARER, -
"a ~ i4lw4I uG Atty. forP lainfifs.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
Notice 80 issolntion-

81 The COpartnership heretefore existing un-
der the Ma me of La Hawbrick Il Co, is this Cds1
dissolved q. w. White having sold his interest ii
the brewery and saloon business to James A. Cole
who will contiRne the business under the mamie of
L. HPwbrck & Co. as before, and paysau debts
contracted by the old firm, and COLLECT all aauesE
LEONARD MAVERICK eJAuEs q. COLE. y
KARL LAUTENsCFLAIGE2S, q lEvNRIIrE.
( I'ioneer City. july GEh, 1854 VIZ 42w4"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
Take Notice

{ a IL men, That e. B. Hart andAgE Galloway
"a ARE the lawful owners Of the .undisided one
halfinterest. Of All Quartz Claims aand mining
ground, in the OWyhee Country, acquired by.H
D. Longaere since the first day Of October A. d
1868, and we hereby forbid any person purchasing
any of said interest, as we shall contend for our
interest and claim the right to work and dispose
OF SAID interests. THOMAS B, HART, 4
GtlH 9Higsv1 81 s9A.E. GALLOWAY.
Centerville, March 2ath, 1864. +lt n 29tfnly
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
CaRTEE Is CAFES VS.. THos. PRossARN Co, /
u nerrihntr Of Idahn Rn;an nn-,r4-,

I0TTIJOTy OF IudHO, BOISE County.
A LII persons holding or claiming liens, under
"A the :. Act for securing liens to mechanics
and others" upon that certain building and rear
addition thereto, built by ThOs. Prossar & Co. on
lot No. and Block No. ?, in PlacerYille in said
county; or upon said lot are hereby notified to
be and appear in the Probate court for said county
at Idaho city, on the first day of August, 1861
and then and there to exhibit the proof of said
liens, or they shall be deemed to be waived in ia.
vOr of those so exhibited. II. L. Preston.
Idaho city June 30, ga. Atty. for Pitts,
T41tdl ..,e s..-. e
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
Dissolution Notice.

rNTOTICE is hereby given. that the co-partner-
In ship heretofore existing between the I'M
dersigned at Centerville, doing business at the
California Market is this day dissolved by mutual
consent WILLIAM HORTON. ...s
VI J. E. HARDEBfAN 4 LOUIS BOURGEOIS. g.
j. E. Hardeman 81 Louis Bourgeois will contin.
ne the business at Centerville, and settle up all
the business Of the late firm. tH- IOWA
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
Dissolution Notice.

M OTICEis hereby given that the copartnership
In heretofore existing between NJ 9. V. Elliott &
K. 4. Allen, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent, All persons indebted tc the above named
firm must settle with NJ v. Elliott.
1850 81 r. T.ALLFN---M. Y. ELLIOTT.
Centerville, 1T, June 29th, 1864 4lw4
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16

Foreclosure of Mechanics Ifen.--1n End Judicial
District Court of Boise County, /. T.-Munroe
I et al. Vs.Zapp, ct. al, gsd ew mo. -G VA
Ii persons holding or claiming liens against
IA the Centerville Brewery situated in Boise
County, are hereby notified tobe and appear before
the Hon. District Court, 2nd Judicial District. i'm
and for said county, at the July Term of said
court, and then and there make due proof of the
same, or they will be forever barred. - Alta
-1 SwfFT& KEITHLY, Attys. for PITS.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
ADMINISTRATORS Notioe

LNSTATE OF WN. +. MCALEE.-Notie is
Il hereby given to the creditors of. and ali
persons having claims against, the above estate,
to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers,
within four months from the first publication OF
this notice, at my residence on Buena Vista Bar,
Boise county, I. T., 81 the same will be barred.
4ltf* ELJAS BROWN. administrator
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
J N0tiee Of Dissolution.

TINE Partnership ihefet5fore existing under the
\, name Of Marks Knauet& Coz is this day
Dissolved Mr. + Marks having sold hi, interest in
the Miners Brewery & Bakery, and City ,H0tel tn
Louis Knaner and Herman G, Boisscler, who will
continue the business under the name of Knauer
& Coz in the same lnannerla as before and paw iii
debts contracted by the old firm, and collect all
dues. F.MARKs, Louis KNAUER. q
.raiEs197nfHEiMAN g. BoIssELIEK
Idaho City, June 29tA, 1864. vain a Z 4lw3
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
Notice.
o Territory, Couhtyof Boise-I1 The Probat
LIlnll ~ Rni.n Cnmnk..- z ~ - 49,

D Cunt Of Boise County, + r. ~
A. H. Rohfe 4 Chas. S. Bush, partners doing bust
ness in the county of Boise, 1T, upder the stSle
andi.rm name Of Robe & Bush-plaintifs-
w. J. Cromwell and w. n. Price, partners doing
business under the name and style Of Cromwell K
Price defendants .l-'
-NT0TICEis hereby given to all persons holding
or claiming liens under the provisions of oG
act Of the Legislature Of Idaho Territory entitled
"An act for securing liens to mechanics and 9th.
ers, passed at the first session of said Legislature
-On the following described premises viz That
certain two story house or building, situate On.
that certain lot or parcel of land lying snd being
in Idaho city, county and Territory Aforesaid and
lying on the east side of Main street, below wal.
and above Commercial street and more particu
larly described as follows, to wit commencing
for the beginning thereof at a point in the east
line Of said Main street forty feet northwardlv
from the northeast corner formed by the inter
section Of said Main and Commercial streets. and
running thence northwardly along the eastern
line OF SAID Main street twenty feet; thence east
wardly and at right angles to said Main street.
eighty feet; thence sOuthWardly and parallel with
Main st. 20 IT, thence Westwardly eighty it. to The
place of lightning and also upon the above de,
sOribed lot of land, Ito be and appear in tie pro
bate court of Boise county OH the first day of the
next regular term thereof, to commence on the
fourth Monday in July a d 1864 at 10 o'clock
NJ OF said day, July 25l1o md to exhibit then and
there TO said court proT said liens.
sHAFEP torneys tor plaintiffs.
June 4ltd
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16

Az INDIAN wars terrible and relentless, has
nrOken out ia Colorado, near Denver Civ
Whole families hsAe been murdered and scalp-
ed =. BY the chieahsss Gov. Evans called out
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
INTERNAL REVENUE.

DURSUANT to an appointment and commls.
II sion as Deputy Collector of Excise Tax, un.
der Philip d, Moore, Esq, Collector of the Wash.
ihgton Territory District, the Undersi gned is now
collecting tile internal Revenue in this portion Of
Idaho, for the two years ending May lst, 1866
The law has exacted of me a bond in the penal
sum of 1000, which is on file in tie Treasury
Department, conditioned for the faithful discharge
of my duty. 1t also requires every business man
to take license, and for neglect or REFUSAL fixes
the penalty at three times the amount of the T.
eense, one hundred dol lars and two years inpI5s.
onment. For failure to report correctly the
number Of animals butchered, the pelalty is $40
per heads Three gallons is the line Of demarka-
ton between whOlesaI e,and retail III the liquor
business and one license win not cover both class.
es Merchants seIing~9Hginal packages, are deem.
ed wholesale dcalers,=t6ose breaking packages,
retailers and one license will net cover both Mi.
ners are not taxed such rashas been falsely as
serted. but, like all other knds.of business, they
are lableto pagan income tax on All receipts.
above 5000 and expenses. II
AE = BENJAMIN F. CROSS, r
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. -
Idaho City, May 10th, 1861 : & 38tf =
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
Dissolution Notfoa.

TIME Copartnership heretofore existing between
i J. Kelly and H.. A. Maglrn, in the Florence
Saloon, is this day dissolved by mutualuconsent
Idaho City, July Ist, 1854. j. KELLY, u..l ~
Avn H. AaMAGURN. /.
All debts against the house win be paid, and all
debts owing to the house will be collected by the
unpersigned. 1/t9 J. KELLY g. BIO.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
Notice |
NQk1C6
Idaho City July etb, 1861.

a. yrsrcs-..1 f4uaho City iJuIY 6th, 1864, /
The Assistant Assessors lists, valuations and
enumeratiOns, made and taken in the county of
Boise Territory of Idaho, Willbe ready for exami-
nation at PlacerVille, eountyof. Boise, and will
remain open for examination for the space of Is
days from 9th OF July. On the frst day after tile
expiration Of the Is days as aforesaid, will be-
present at PlacerYille, county OF Boise, Territory
Of Idaho, to hear all appeals and determine AZ.
eordlhg TO law and right relative to any erroneous
or excessive valuations or enHReratiOns chat Shall
have been assessed. All persons who shall apply
for That purpose, must set forth their appeals 81
writing, and must specify the paftieulaf cause,
requested, and must state the ground or Iri1ciDle
OF Inequality OF error eOmplaiiled of. h,]-hIdu
42td JOHN g. SPARKS, u S.gAssessorl od
,.s +...rszsl Dist Washington Territory.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
o. K Store.-Buena vista.

S. T. yHEETNWAY has become the sole pro-
prietornof the %. X Store. The co.partnefshiD
heretofore existing between S. II. Heminway and
w. ID. LandOn, was dissolved bylmutual consent,
on the 4th day of June, 1864. The business will
be continued by 81 I. Heininway, to whom all
debts due the firm are payable, and who will set.
tie all Claims against the same. ,..g j 38tf o.
ssH Toll SIT. HIGHWAY & w. E. LAYDoS.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-16
1RosFNBRRG,s NEW
"a '-IG-7G r 70 -
IN BUENA VISTA CITY. -

IN BUENA'YfsTA CITY. S ID 1g..z
THE Undersigned respectfully informs his
i Friends, Customers ard the public generally.
that he has just opened a New Store in the above
place, on Main street, Opposite Mr. Aliens store
consisting of Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, MI
ner's implements, Clothing and Fancy Goods. In
addition to the above; which he has removed from
Idaho city, fine stock of Havana Cigars, Tobac.
CO. Books, Stationery, Cutlery, PerfIneries, Am.
munition Confectionery, and Ouothefthings too
numerous to mention, All Of .whehghe offeFs for
sale at Idah9 city prices. Ba-People Of lBuena
Vista City and Vieinity will do wellto examine his
stock and prices, as by so doing they will save
time, trouble and expense in running to town.Yyu
Buena Vista City, June1Ith, 1864.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-14
Affairs About Annapolis and Bal.
timOre.

BALTIMORE, July 13.-Thereare supposed
to be still few squads of cattle stealers in
some portions of the county, but all are
taking their way towards Montgomery
county.
1t was reported this morning and gene
rally credited, that the rebel cavalry lorce
which crossed the Washington railroad
yesterday at Belts Mills, had reached An
napolis, and that ancient city was actually
in the possession of the rebels.
The report spread all over this city, and
was strengthened by, the fact that a gun
boat was sent for during the night, but at
III o'clock this morningit it was learned from
the telegraph office that all was quiet at
Annapolis, and that so far as known no
rebel force was coming in that direction.
Arrangements have been made for the de-
fence of Annapolis, and gunboats are sta
toned in the harbor, which can sweep the
land approaches. The destination of the
large force of rebel cavalry that crossed the
railroad at Beltsvile and Bladensburg is,
therefore, not Known
This force may have swept to the south
side of Washington, or probably they are
going to fulfill the predictions of our rebel
sympathiZers, and keep on to Point Look
out to release the twenty thousand rebel
prisoners confined there. The distance
from Bellsville to Point Lookout is eighty
miles. There was a general suspension of
business this afternoon; the citizens turn
ed out largely and reported for duty in the
various wards. All the public houses were
closed, and the city was very quiet. Conf
dence is restored, and the only anxiety now
Is that the enemy may not escape from the
State without being duly punished.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-14
The Pirate Florida.

NEW YORK, July 13-Acting Master w.
p. Gibbs, U. S. Navy, reported himself to
Admiral Paulding at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard yesterday morning, having been cap
tured on board the steamer Electric Spark
on Sunday last by the Florida, and paroled
by Captain Morris. Gibbs was returning
to his vessel, the Parole, in the gulf having
been North. He was treated with marked
Kindness while on board the Florida, every
thing being done to make his stay comfort
able and agreeable. He makes several very
important statements in reference to the
vessel. In the first place she carried the fol-
lowing armament: four riied 68-pOunders,
eight inch, in broadside abaft the main
mast one 20-pounder rifle in pivot and four
small rifles in broad-side forward. In addi-
tion to this formidable battery she has one
gun not mounted, lying OH the starboard of
the engine room hatch-Gibbs could not
ascertain the calibre, as it was covered with
tarpaulin.
She has a crew of about two hundred
men. They looked dirty and undisciplined,
and Morris apologizcd for the appearance
OF the ship and crew, and said they had
been very busy for few days. Her Chief
Engineer was confined to room on ac-
account of injuries caused by falling down
the hatchway, and she is short of Assistant
Engineers, so much that it would be diff
cult to run the Electric Spark, but may run
both vessels over to Bermuda or Nassau,
and leave the prize outside while he goes
on with the Florida and procures some en-
gineers for her. The Electric Spark steams
in her present trim but seven knots, owing
to her being by the head. No doubt Nor
ris will use her as tender, at least until
her coal, one hundred and twenty tons,
gives out, or he may attempt to run her in
to Wilmington with cargo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-14
Veterans Of IsI2 i'm the Field.

New York, July 13.-A gentleman from
Baltimore informs The Evening Post that
the battle on the Monocacy, though defeat,
was invaluable in its results to Baltimore,
as it held in check the rebels till the author
tiles could make arrangements to repel an
attack, ii any was made. Gov. Bradford's
call was responded to by thousands At
midnight the bells were rung, and six
thousand men fastened to the place ofmeet-
ing, among them fourteen veterans of 1912,
who aided in repelling the British Invaders.
The treasury of the city was placed on
boats under the guns'o of the forts.
Gen. Rickets is stationed outside of the
city.
Heavy fighting had taken place at Brook
VILE, II miles northwest of Washington. No
fears for the safety of the Capital. Encour-
aging news from Hunters troops, who have
been newly equipped and are in fine condi-
ton. He has been reinforced by volunteers
from Ohio, and now holds the route and pass
by which Early's troops crossed the Poto-
mac and they must return by the lower
fords. - "a ,TF TrF q 'E ,TF~f
Grant has not reduced his force, and the
surrender of Petersburg is hourly expected.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-14
Particulars of the Capture of u
Railroad Train by the Rebels

New YORK, July 13.-Ihe Herald CORES
pondent gives this account of the capture
of train: About twelve miles from Gum
powder bridge pistol shots were heard anu
the train stopped; when the rebels entered,
pistols in hand, and asked, "any ladies here?''
when answered in the affirmative, they told
them to sit down. The command was then
given to clear out, and as the passengers
went out they were robbed of watches and
money with cooked pistols at their heads.
The cars were then set on fire. General
Franklin was passenger on the first train
in citizens clothes. The rebels asked him
who he was; he replied nobody of any ac-
count. The guard then passed on; but
Baltimore lady told them who he was, when
they returned aud demanded his papers and
took him in charge. The rebel force was
about 250, under Major Harry Gilmore. The
lady prisoners were well treated and ap-
peared to be acquainted with many of the
rebels, whom they greeted most affection
ately. The rebels had no hesitation in ia
king what they wanted from the passengers
hats, boots, coats, &c. Mcclellan they
thought the only one fit to command our
armies. Among the prisoners was quite a
number of officers, some of whom succeed
ed in making their escape. The passengers
were finally released and obliged to walk to
Bush river, nine miles distant.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-14
General Tyler Safe.

BALTIMORE, MD, July 13.-Nothing from
Washington since the arrival of the early
train yesterday. 1t may be safely stated
that all the exciting rumors afioat are SEN
sation or mere reports. l1a.'3 ~
The reported capture of Annapolis by the
rebels, is pronounced at headquarters un-
founded. -...s,g .,.,, y, dtal n.
General Tyler is safe. 1t Is also reported
aud believed well founded, that General
Franklin escaped from his captors on Mon
day, and that the rebels spent most of the
day trying to find him, but unsuccessfully,
The rebels left four hundred and twenty
of their wounded in the hospital at Freder-
ick, p.4 .9. 7