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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
United States of America District Of East
Tennessee.

w HEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS
w fIed u the District Of The United States, sitting
IN Knoxville for the District Of East Tennessee OH the 2S day
Of june 1854 by p swan ESQ., Attorney OF the United
ca against M Tobacco and 10 sacks of grass Seed OF
which one George E the reputsd and against al
intervening their in terests eren alleging
hat said property heretofore been seized land Knox
Vile in District forfeited to the United Suites Tor causes
FOR the usual monon Now therefore, pursuant
TO e rouioD under OF sad Court to dir eeted
hereby rive ubl notice all persons concerned III interest in
d to appear said Court at the Court House
In KncxyiIIe aforesaid on 2S Of November 10
~ ~. ~ =, ss,s.s.;o,s :. ~, ~ - B. MCDANIEL,
snts &. .. Marshal. Dit r. Tsna
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
mo. 1s.l
United States of America District of East
Tennessee.
IxTHEREAS. AN INFORMATION WAS

w filed in the District of the United States sitting at
knoxville District of East Tennessee the 2Sh day
June 1854 by p Swan Esq., Attorney Of the United
States District behalf of the United States OF Amer
ca against Bedstead Spring Mattress, common Mattress
lot Of Bed Clothing, Bureau Centre Table, Wash stand
and Bowl of which Wm Lackey the reputed owner
and aganS lawfully intervening for their interests
therein alleging said articles had been heretofore seized at
Knoxville on land in said District forfeited to the United
States in said information set forth and ayerred to
true praying for the usual and mcnon Now
directed hereby give public notice to all persons con-
interest in said articles appear before said Court
the Cour House In Knoxville aforesaid the 2th day Of No
yember 1854 at 10 O'Clock A. Il then there to inerpose
n 1lf u. As5NEI,at
oc.n U. s. NdrshGl Dist. r.. Tenn.
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ATTACHMENT.

q. W. HuN rs. NelsoH Nynoff.
TnyHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE 0EFKNDANT
is indebted him aud absconds coneeals himself
ordinary process Of be upon
having obtained original schmsnt arznss the estate Of the
defendant rearnabe before ~ L. W. Mynatt Justice
the having levied
his property III orred by said Justice that the defendant
appear before him at his Office In Knox county the @ deg
April 1865 or il will proceeded with psre II Is further
this notice ae published in the Knexye Sg
four successive weeks.
sct5 At pff5s IL. L. w. MfNATT, Up
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

WHEREAS, An INFORMATION. WAS
w tcd in the District United States, sitting
Kne1e District Of East Tennessee, tbs 9th day
0s Jun 1884, by James p Swan esq Attorney Of the United
6tasr said Drict behalf the United States Of Amcric
pet lawfully intervening for their interests therein alleging
th1 jd whisky seized at Knoxville,
land District as forfeited United States
in said information forth and averred be true and praying
the process and onion New therefore,
the uonision under the seal Of said Court directed
hereby give public warning all concerned In interest
said whisky appear before said Court at the Court House
Knoxville aforesaid the 23t day OF November 1884,
10 o'clock. then and there inerpose their claims and
make their allegations B. MCDANIEL,
oets o. s. Marshal, Dist. E. Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
mo. ss.1
United States Of America District Of East
Tennessee

WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION was
W aled United States sitting st
Knoxville for the District o East Tennessee aay
june 1854 BY James p Swan Esq Attorney of the United
States for said District behalf the United
lea, against lot of money, {ploo Of
greenbacks, the remainder note Sneed
the reputed owner and against ali persons lawfully Intervening
for their interest therein alleging that said money had
eited to the United States for IN said Information
forth and svced to be true and praying for the usual
the seal Of said ceuri drecd he-ehy p-be
tce all persons rreenbGcks AMI
Confederate notes appear before said Court
House In Knoxville Aforesaid 2sh day 0f N6vernbs
1854 at 10 o'clock, then there
and make their allegations. B. McDANNEL,
ocff2 T. S Marshal, Dist. r. 7s41n.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

w GA "A ne district Court Unied stztss sitting
x<sf far f,s District Ees Tsne<sssc on fh< s,th
aay m Jas 1854 James sws9 Esa s:esss q ne :,
s,-sea essn-s rs boxes Of tsbaec, cIAeed w Hacker
ana Aaer and sssiast s prsens .nny 2 na
srsfore selset On land by Reynoids 5srnsvezn and F
ana delivered b them ous! Hssse Agents n Anox gu e
cxssseu So forh and svered 20 b ne, and Ffsying 9f
80; as1 ro<ess and oazoH nov. herefre, pursasnt 70
1870 - 49, sai.lr = 1H 15o5l tta>esned n intefsss
= so 5eaaece. = - ezzs, Z: 49, :. Z. np,s
= - - ~ r~ 5 7atsPDsss hslr r161 ~ nz1e ths
81 s::s|ss Ia .sr!|s| sRs Ia II 4 !. s~..
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mo. 2s.]
limited States of America District of East

vYrHEREAs. AN INFORMATION WAS FILED IN
w the District Court Of the United stans, sitting at
Kx;,ie for the District of East TENNESSEE the 10Th
da, f Jue 1854 by James p swan, Esq, Attorney Of
b limited ate. for said District on behalf Of tho United
of America against two gold watches and silver
r.l ~ SrI;cI one H. A. Henchi Is the rspuied owper,
- aa;ns, All uersops lawfully intervening for their in
tcrests therein alleging that the same bad bn heretofore
seized at Knoxville land in said District Us forfeited
to the United States, for causes IN said information se
forth and averred to be true and praying for the usual
process and monition Now, hsreore pursuant 10 the
onou der the seal Of said Court, % me directed
hereby give pubs notice to AL concerned N int-
est in said watches, TO appear before ssa 'vu. "
Court House in Knoxville aforesaid the 2sth day o.
November s64 10 o'clock, then and there 70 M
tsrno.e their claims and make their allegations.
b. MCDANIEL,
o~.r9 H. g. Na7shsi Dit. f. Tam.
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!, Na,ssss, I.'sss g: v.. s.s.,ss u .,, 5gses;

- AdffaHieI Pefers &c. Preston HyH0n,
yHvHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
Is indebted him, and absconds that
upon him. having obtained original attachment
arans. the defendant returnabIe before ynat
Justice of the Peace for Knox county ard the
having been levied his property orde-by said jug
that defendant appear before him his oscs IN
Knox county the 5h day Of April 1861 will be pro.
ceeded parte II Is farther ordered that m notice ks
weeks in the Kaoxyle Whiy
ocfsft MAJ 4 MYNATT
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NOTICE.
IN prRSuANCE OF a DEED OF

rfuss executed by ysn.es Necala s ths <t Of
Nay fss0 ssms<s B. Bey rest add rsstsrsd = zaex
.ntv Bsst qaf<s ise 10, VII sell < highest
hdf<r A pnc sacton bsfo Ire Csurs 1aass door = kncz
VILE On The 29sh Ins ts hoass aat 10 ocsapd - sfse
a On the 31ufh eide and opposite 1s
residence Of Col Wm H<<kea zhe sane vii D scu On
credit Of six ei<te<n snths note and gcf sr
" taken and lien reserved % fhs premises = .sssrs Ie
cHase money t8H< F@@<<zs<
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
mo. 29.
United States of America = District Of East
Tenuessee

xtrHEREAs, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED IN
wv The District Court Of the United States, sitting at
Knoxville for the District Of East Tennessee on the SVf
day of june 1861 by james p swan, Esqy Attorney d
M Tni.ed sates for said District behalf Of The United
states Of America against boxes Of books, Of weh
james B. Hoyal 4 the reputed owner, and against all
persons lawfully Intervening for their interest therein al
Snn fhat said books had been heretofore seized at
Cleveland on land in said Dissres forfeited 70 the
United States for in said information set forth and
avcred t. be rnc and praying for the nsui rees aud
rnonon Now, therefore, pur st 70 tne uonio' anse'
The sel at SAID tor 10 me directed hereby give pub
e notice 10 all persons concerns interest n said books
a before said Court, q. Knoxyiis aforesaid on The
2at daV os November, 1854, Ut 10 o'clock, A. ~ then
al ,Iere - nteross their claims and make their ale
~.s;,ns b. MCDANIEL.
a.,Te r. g. Harshaf Dit. e. Tenn.
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rNo. al
United States of America : District Of East
Tenressee. .tA

NV 111z1tf1xkS5j -k1$ ~ WIFI tn k1
W fled In the psrct Court OF United Sa.es sitting
Knoxville for the District Of East Tennessee Both day
june 1864 BY James r. swan, Esq attorney % tho United
States for said District behalf Of the United Of
against two bales Of cotton claimed ny John Kncad and
against ali lawfully intervening for their interests
therein alleging that the had been heretofore
Knoxville land in said District. forfeited the Gated
States for in said Information sci forth aud
be and praying for the anC monon Now
therefore, pursuant to the moncn under TIE ses Of snd
Court directed, hereby give public noe al persens
In interest said appear before
Court House in Knoxville the 2s day ef November
1884, at 10 O'clock aud there nterpoe thsr claims
and make their allegations. B MCDANIEL,
Ocs12 u. n Xnfs-.xL Dis. T. Tfaz.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
mo. 1871
United States of America = District Of East
Tennessee.
HHEREAS AN INFORM ATION WAS

District Court Of the United States sitting at
Knoxville the District Of East Tennessee the 2sh day OF
June 1864 by p Swan, ESQ., Attorney Of the United
States said Dsc behalf Of the United States Of Amer
ica against zone lot of Jewy and Iron Safe several
Clocks lot Of Tobacco show and great many other
articles invoice filed with Information, marked Exhibit
and made part of the information Of which one John Jack
tervenng their interests theren alleging that say articles
had been seized Knoxville land, in said Dis
trict as United States for in said nfor
nation forth and avered to be rue and praying Tor the
usual process monon: Now therefore, pursuant TO the
rnontion the seal OF said Court directed hereby
give public notice all persons concerned in interest in said
goods articles appear before said Court at the Court
House in Knoxville Aforesaid the 28th day Of November
1854 o'clock then and there to nterpose their claims
and make their aliexations b. MCDANIEL,
oct5 Y. S. Marshal, Dist. r. Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
chancery Court -Dal1dridge.

Wiaiass Gal5rah B<.i. =, Jief,rriaa and oasr..
DENJAMIN f. MCFARLAND, ONE OF
H. the descendants, being nonresident Of Tennessee is
made four
.e Knoxsis whe nyynz said defendant appear before
Dzndrdgs, The "a xcBday Dscem-
1884, and there make his defense 70 the bin the
will be taken confessed and the for eariag
parte. oes124t pf35 Wh GALBhAIIHs 9. 4 VI
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
fSo. s4.l
United States Of America = District Of East
IennaSeee

WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS
w ei IN the District oart s the United stazs sstssox Al
koxsie M the District ~ East daJ
june 1884, " James r. swan Esq, Attorney the Enitr4
States far said District behalf Of the United Amer
ca aealnst fo volumes 81 books 80 pieces o crockezy
pieces Of silver plate castor and crdi,s j. G. ~ Rar1sev
the repted and against all ssfay
their therein thsi said ELECTS nad scer
heretofore seized on knoxvfc In said Distrc
forfeited to the United sstss FOR sid
praying the process
monifion Nov, therefore,
the seal Of said Court, 70 directed. hereby give pubic
persons concerned n books and other
property appear before said Court the House In
Knoxville Aforesaid the ssh day November 1854 at 10
o'clock then and there their and
their allegations b. MCDANIEL.
ocff2 u. s. Hnrslo7 Dfat II T<nsf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

yol, r. Branney rs Bsnjarsin r. Mcfarland,
pENJMIN +. MCFARLAND, THE DE-
ID FESDAST being nonresident Of Tennessee: It's
dered publication be fsa4s sr four successive IL
ROCKVILLE Wig notifying The said gsant appear before
The Clancy the 2d Monday of Decem
terf
win be taken eonsssAnd he csese - loF hsssDE
ex pzrt.. oetl2-$t PISS NM. GALBKAl1hs ca NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
Wa. A. B,anmss. Is. Henry @. csas.as and e,tsy..
G.. GILLESPIE. THE DE

Il PENDANT, being nonresident Of Tennessee, and an
the rebel army charged IL hs bin Il Is ordered
thar made successive weeks IN The Knox
vile whiy notifying said defendant appear before th Csz
cery Danddge the % Monday Sf Defender 1884
then and there the bI tie
confessed and the set for hearing
oct124t pss5 WI GALBRAfTH, G. NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

oclok ~ teen and there ID inteposs their claims and
make their allegations. b. MCDANIEL,
oct1z U s. Har>ba, Diet 3. Tsaa.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
|Pefff10n lot sH1s OF IsHu
TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL

al>e In sis cause that Defendant DAVIS, Elzskefh
Dasis Jacob s1zson. Mary ,. 5nszsoa Hugh G. ycCz-
fansron Jo1zshsn H<C<nen, Johu ssmaeD and ezreA
N.czssrsn are non-F-sidSnts 81 /.
Eee cr5eed n ~ pus1sasfon Hnexre Wh< for
fsr saccsssire weeks notifying aid asfadsnt
County Court be held for knez county =, the Ce deuss
tssr defense to the b The VIII De taken confessed
szd tho cause for hearing as % ths sept Szih 1854
ossla-4s pff5 WH. CRAIG. c7srk.i
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The Way to Get Your Money Back.
'rHF TNDERSIGyED TAKES THIs

method of informing The paHe he Efn fsrnsa hss
FSsfuIa 3fnfmcnf- for ne o. fstufs n horses
which EioHt mhkns runnisx soreor
disaguriaz The horse. Price for each Eve doar Oh
butchkre6 cases undertzkeg.
He alss his Ueadshof, for he esre ef sts IN
horses vaich ne considers be Bfanbie tsken n s
Price per bottle ave aofar receipt for taxing IL u also
certain stock An nrsasrf eheeld kesp
botsIs bykbsm.
zcosspssied Win cash. Any person gnE ny Ds1d<ao
snd ufsf.x Il fair trial. x fais have tbsf sa<F
h<k on a2pie zsion- Ny address zne1Tls. f<S1 1y
resEer e oae r,e sest ec.rsofoaFft Nils, 4nfsfson
eosuex ;nn Hr as1lcnes bS tssni gin grazs chi
dress, Eioxsi.e- fhaNtit ~ AieDf-
Ee1fc<ssiuon Jzekscn, of snderseB eounsy E1d A. j..
Ksiff. eF Enox county. Tenn ecf3-tr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

..Jokss n. Brasstr 60. Bssjae..n H. Brearer.
DENJAMIN M RRANNER, THY De-
ID PENDANT. being non-resdspt Of Tennessee Il i
derea that Publication made for four successive weeks ia the
Knoxse whg. noiay the said defendant 70 APPEAR before
he fhascsry Court Cambridge, TIE - AondsT Of Decs-
ber 1884, then his defense 70 s biz tas
sane viii be taken confessed and the cause set or hearing
ex partr oef,S-Kpfs5 wsf- GALBRAITH, G. : ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

.,.,Aa H. Kirby Iypeis Si>ty end sfhsrs %. JGps,
HeCan,moa and efhets
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-25

The following is an official list of officers and
patients Union) now in connection with, and
in, the Hospital at this places
Surgeon in Chorge---ANTHoEY HRGER, Sur
geon, U. S. A.
assistant Surqeoas--W. II. GARDNER, U. >. A.,
Executive Officer; GEO Nice. MILLER, U. s. v.
Acting Asst Sargeoas---GEo. JOHNSON, I. Ii
BOLD, K. n WRlGHT, NJ. 4. BoorH, WV Blp-
LACK, J. GILMAN, Fl. S.CoLsTeS, L HEARD.
Chaplain---D. D. MCKEE, w. @. LEONARD.
Hospital lSewords---R l.. WERNwAG, j. E.
McGowAN, T. d. SMITH, ]. DHLoN.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-25
PENNSYLVANIA.

sgt NJ L HofeditE Ley Nickerson cav.
G W Walters H cav. g | Whitman cav
cor L l. Ralston X cav Lit A Steele N cav
G Brown Fl cav W B Crout G cav.
W Lott cav. ID W Rathbone l. cav
ii & Taylor ID cav. Marks cav.
NJ Alloy L cav. 4 0dell l. cav
J A Bingham cav. W Sloop N cav.
d Egan D CAV Ell Wilmer D cav.
A Noel | cav, b F Skackhown b cy
r Hall q, Barker cav.
Turner NJ cav. 81 NJ Pauling N, cav,
sgtQ Armstrong Mcy J Priest L cav
} Howser n cav. Christian b cav
J Cremer u cav 4 Smith G cav.
s Wade E cav, Z Staiey { cav.
cor b Lonions ID, cav. J l. Wesley cav.
sgt W Eshleman ID, W 5 Baird L cav
Walter G cav. cor w H I4bhart CIV
W II Robertson Mcy W II Rhinehart cav.
A Baker b. cav, IN sgt Motfat II CIV
B Collins NJ cav. 0 sgt q Geisef H cav,
Busket II cav l. I Hewitt NJ cav
Nickerson cav S Hitz cav.
cor I Smith l. cav. G Holtz f. cav,
Finch l. cav ] Broadbent ID cav.
Teller l. cav. R w Smith & cav.
Dabler d cav. II Vanhorn q cav.
Ii Ives 1 cav. II Low g cav.
Soul l. cav. cor Andrews G cav
w w Cary cav. II 2 Stricken G cav.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

WAsHoE "A former BOseite, now resi-
dent of Washoe city, thus writes to friend
in this city under date of July 25th. 1t is
poor business to underrate neighbours pros
perity, but as the sage hen" papers never
allow a single paragraph damaging to the
Northern mines to pass unnoticed, we publish
a scrap " for luck . concerning their country
which can be set down as fact:
" The weather is very warm and every few
days hurricane of sand and dust fills the
air, and every house that's not air-tight
Local regulations require person here to
call these hurricanes Washoe zephyrs," but
some few rash men are risking the change of
terms and call them HURRICANEs. You can
hardly imagine what a jealous people these
NevadiauS are of their own Territory, and all
that tends to its prosperity Idaho is hum
bug; Montana aud all the Northern mines
are cheats and every day respectable and
shrewd gentlemen are returning and confirm
these FACTS! 1t is now settled among them
that if the riches Of all other countries were
concentrated in ONE, that it would be folly to
leave Nevrda to go to it. ] have seen many
bigoted, jealous, and rooR individuals, but
I've never seen a whole Territory of them
before. Of course there are many rich men
here, but there is, also, larger proportion Of
poor men, and ACTUAL beggars, than in any
community I ever was in. On Saturday two
beggers were at the door, and to-day two
more applied for aims, and it's been SO for
weeks past I'd just as leave take my chances
in N. Y. City to avoid beggars, as in Nevada.
But it is unusually hard times thousands Of
men are thrown out of employment who were
in the habit of spending their wages all as
fast as they earned it. So we go along"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

THE CORPSE Is DRY.-JOe Baldwin, the iolIv
ex-Supreme Judge, ard author Of "Flush
Times in Alabama" says that while on a re-
cent visit to Washington, Jim McDougall,
Senator from California, and himself went to
New York to see the sights of Gotham. At
ter running together" for awhile, urgent
business made the Senator's presence neces-
sary at Washington. When the train arrived
at Newark, New Jersey, Nc got off to Smile
the Judges strict temperance principles pre-
vented him from leaving his seat The result
was his Senatorial honor got left. Upon find
ing how matters stood, Jim rushed furiousIy
to livery stable, and wanted fast team to
60 to Elsahethtown TO overtake the cars for
Philadelphia. Every carriage was outl The
Senator was willing to take anything that run
on wheels. A hearse was hitched up, Jim
stretched himself inside for a nap, the drivers
got on the seat, and off went the team at a
rapid pace. After six miles had been gotten
over, the drivers stopped at a wayside inn to
take drink. The halt awoke the Senator
who eagerly inquired if they had reached the
cars. mo" was the reply, ave are goiQe
to take drink" "The devil you are" said
Jim, rOu8ing himself up, well, l guess I'll
(hic) take drink, (hic) too. The corpse is
dry. II Mountain (Cal.) Messenger.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

We learn from Lewiston that the Democrats
of Nez Perez, Shoshone and Idaho counties
do not recognize the late Convention held in
Boise county as fair expression Of the De-
mocracy OF the Territory. These counties
were not represented in the Convention, and
by misunderstanding with the Boiseites,
called a convention to meet in Nez Perez
county about the time the convention met in
Boise. When they heard of the Boise COG
vention (only three days before its meeting)
they withdrew the call for their own meeting
and now propose to hold convention in
which all the counties of the Territory will
be represented. Mr. Hill Beachy who was
nominated for Treasurer, declines the nonrf-
nation.-[W. W. Statesman.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

The New GOVERNOR OF IDABo.-Hon. Caleb
Lyon, of Lyonsdale, n. Y, the newly appoin-
led Governor of Idaho, arrived on the steam
er Oregon, and will leave tomorrow for his
new home. The Governor is one of the pio-
neers of this coast, having arrived in Califor-
MIA in l848. He was one of the Secretaries
of the California Constitutional Convention,
and the seal of that State now attests the
originality of his mind, the design being his
own. He was appointed by President Polk
the first consul to China under the Gushing
treaty. He has served in both branches Of
the New York Legislature, and was elected
to Congress from Silas WLight's old district,
by the largest vote ever given a Congressman
from there. He assisted Mr.. Marsh, our Min
lister to Turkey, in settling tho difficulties be-
tween Mr. King, the Missionary and Greece.
His correspondence in the Kotza affair, when
be was with Capt. Ingram, is familiar with
many of our readers. He was with General
Scott in Mexico, with Gen. Mcdowell at Bull
Run, with Kearney during McClellan's PENN
suar campaign. He has been through eight
battles, is a live Governor and looks but
little older than he did fourteen years ago,
when we first knew him knocking about the
mountains of California. Being an old min
er himself, be can early learn, and we believe
will promptly supply, all the wants of the
miners among whom he is to govern.-T Ore
gonian, Aug. I'd.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13
DIR. C. w. K1RCHNER,
German Physician, Surgeon And Ac-
cOucheur.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.
oFFICE-Idaho City Wall st., bet.Main & Montgy,
AT N. NJ. CHIPMAN's DRUG STORE.
THE DR.. bege leave to inform his numerous
4 friends, and the public in general. that he in
tends to stay here for the season, to practice his
profession. His fifteen years experience on this
coast enables him to promise a speedy cure in
most all climatic diseases; such as fevers, pneu
mOnia, Rheumatism and dysentaries. Chronic
and private diseases, he treats very successfully
and pays particular attention to all diseases Of
women and children The strictest discretion
and secrecy is observed in all cases. Consulta-
tons in French, Spanish, German and English.
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