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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

THE Astor Gold and Silver Mining Co. held
their regular annual meeting under the pro-
visions of the incorporation law of the Ter
ritory, on the 9Th of October, and elected F
Cheney, President,-T. G. Pouiade, Treasur-
era. Phillips, Secretary-and ALT M. Mil
Ter, A. Showers and F. Cheney, Trustees fer
the ensuing year. No gold bearing ledge in
the Basin bids fairer to become famous for its
Immense nichness than the Astor, when the
arrangements already completed ars carried
into effect and mill erected On the lode. A
tunnel, as we have alneady noted, has been
rungiuto the hill, striking the ledge hundred
feet below the surface, and yet the mill site
is at least a hundred feet below the mouth Of
the tunnel, SO that the rock has only to be
run out at the mouth and tumbled into the
mill, saving all the expense Of hauling load
ing, emptying, hosting, &c.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

Fred W. BELL has opened wholesale and
retail Iiqtor house next door to SHInnerton's
r. 0. Bookstores anu is doing business after
the most improved and elegant style. Go
aud try whether you want pony glass or a
puncheon.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

NEVADA ELEcTIoN.-We are indebted to the
Humboldt Express Co. for a copy of the Vir-
giuia (Nevadal Enterprise OF the 9Th, from
which We learn that the election in Nevada,
hitherto reported to have gone Democratic
resulted in the election of Judge Cradlebaugh
Peoples Union Nominee over Bradford
Democratic nominee, Notwithstanding aBoth-
er branch Of tbs Gnioa party were running
Thos. Fitch for the same position. Cradle
baugh received 878I, Fitch 1908 and Brad
ford BIG, making a total vote for delegate to
Congress Of sos, while the vote on the
adoption the Constitution al the same. elec-.
ton reached 1865, showing that 1850 who
voted for and against the Constitution didhot
vote for delegate. The Enterprise says this
discrepancy was caused by the unpopularity
Of Fitch, the regular nominee of the Union
party, who was libel on the party and whose
name they were ashamed to print on their
tickets. Had popular nomination been
made the Union MINORITY would have been
over three thousand instead Of 1878, as shown
sa1 fetara'. Cr.a!ebangrs plurality is
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

WARNING-AH persons are hereby warned not
to purchase ground in q ledge or company, styled
the Metropolitan as it is the HgAllud ledge
which was discovered and located by Nealy e
'Stlingham and is now owned held and worked y
as, IN Silver Hill district, Boise county.
v2n5 ..ee, NE1LY & co.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

ELECTION RETURNS. Elsewhere we present
acomplele official table taken from the records
ia the Recorders Office, carefully compared
apd corrected, l. will be valuable as a table
Of reference and should be preserved by eve-
Y one who expects TO figure in the future
politics Of Boise county.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

sgrH R. HAMMER publishes a fiery card in
the Golden Age, in which he says the ma n
who accused him of voting the Copperhead
ticket, is a LIAR and PUPPY. lie also assev-
crates that he could sleep sweeter after kill
ing a secessionist than any man In the army
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

THa MeRicans charged with passing bogus
dust. and confined in Jail for the last few
weeks, were tnrned loose for the want of evil
dcnce to convict them.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

SANITARY SocIrrY.-There will be meet
ing Of the friends of the Sanitary Commission
~ the Baptist Church this evening, for the
purpose of organizing society to further the
objects Of the Commission. general at
tendance Of the public is earnestly requested
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

GAaBRISrs aiLL.-0n Sunday last, seven
wagons heavily ladou with machinery and
other material periaiaing to tie Garrison
Gambfiaua Co.'S mill, arrived ia town and
passed on ont to the Ganbrinus lode, some
6seor six miles above town on the divide
between Moore's and Blk creeks. This is The
mill purchased some time since in San Fran
cisco by Mr.. Combs, only portion Of which
has arrived, the balance being loaded on five
wagons, making twelve large ox-ttam loads
n all with from three to seven yoke to the
team. We arcassured, by those who ought
TO know, that Mr.. Donohue declared this to
be as good and as fine mill as ever left his
foundry. It has sufficient power to run TWEEN
X stamps, only ten of which will boattached
at first, but so arranged that the others can
be added at any time with but little. expense
beyond the price Of the battery and freight
upon it. Two months will probably elapse
before it is readyto crush.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

Go TO THE "SAzrR4C,' in the building for
merly occupied by Welles & Norton, apd take
drink, paying therefor in good cIes lust.
Every body who knows Judge E. x ed
knows also that he is a man who would opn
to offer an inferior article to his customers.
IDAHO CoUNTY.-Up to the hour Of going
70 press, we are unable TO give the vote for
,ne entire ticket of Idaho county enough
has been received to show that the entire
Democratic ticket has been elected in that
county. we are indebted to Al. Ripson for
The following table:
y DELEGATE.
Sarks.'' ........... 1876 Holbrook ........... 253
CnUNCILMAN.
otorms...,.........l69 Fem .................2 $50
REPRESENTATIVES,.
George .............. 1877 Latta $50
Leland ............ So Blakely
SHERIFF.
ia Els Ramey ...........22a
-GGoIlen Age.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

Dr.. L. WELLS has gone to San Francisco
to purchase an extensive stock Of dental
goods, and viii return in about six weeks
and be prepared to do better work and more
Of it than ever before. lie intends coming
through Yreka, where be has large number
Of instruments pertaining to his profession,
which he will also bring with him.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

lAPRoFEARNF.-Df- NJ Nt Chipmau has
purchased a part, of the International Hotel
RFF0Psr'y' corner OF Main and Wall streets,
and is fttingit up.as q drugstore including
q me hre-Proef underground. warehouse in
tAe rear llls Tareaehse, or cellar, is. the
most securely and ubst44ntiallY built of any
Of the numerous structures Of the kind we
1'aEe o9ReFEealA the city 1t is-oempletely
diEt-clad two or threefae Jet in. thickness, be-
SIDES brick and stone walls to enable it to
stand the assaults ofstine and stress of
@eathers ~ vd
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

The Boise News presents the courts from
obtaininlg juries readily il criminal Gases, SO
we are informed by the officers and attorneys.
Much troublegas we have observed ourselves,
exists in consequence of men who are sum
moued as jurors having heard about the case
in the BOISE News, and as general thing be-
IIieved what they read, SO as to unfit them foT
liurymen. We have been requested to desist
from the publication of facts on this account,
but as orr readers, like all other communities,
are anxious to know what is Being done in
their midst, especially when the law is being
broken, we feel that re should not only do
them an injustice but deprive ourselves Of.
Just such items as are of interest to many
patrons, By abstaining from reporting pro
csedings in the examining courts One at
tornCy requested Us, if we must Pablish these
things. not to give evidence so accurately, as
the public had come to some extent TO- lock
npop our reports as semi-oficial and to give
them full credence. We regret berg the
cause of disturbance in court, butuntil there
is a law to prcyentit, We shall continue toi
aell what we know about the doings Of courts
both criminal and civil, provided We consider
the subject matter of sufficient importance TO-
our readers to interest them; and moreover,
we shall continue to publish as near the truth
as we can arrive at from tbe evidence.
RoBIE & BUSH have again started the Bear
Rua mill, which it will be remembered was
burned down about month ago. The old
familiar puff puff greeted US for the first time
since the disaster on Wednesday morning.
The new rotary qaartz mill being attached to
the paehlperys Of this mill by Mr.. Simms, will
be ia running order iuiafe& days, when The
moss owainQ rich rock in Tie
+.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22
Idaho City, Oct. 18th, 1864.

7 John c. Henlty, Clerk of the District Court
of the I'd Judicial district of Idaho Tofritmy 60
hereby certify that K, H. Johns, Receiver IA the
case Of Dunlap It al vs.. Thompson ct a has pad
over the moneys in his hand as Receiyerln said
case as directed by the court, therefore there 8
r, Il witness nv hand ana The seal Of said colas
hereto tn 18th day Of October, 1861.
JOHN G. HENLEY, Clelk.
v2n5tf u JONAS w. BaUWH, Depy.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22
Notice

To cor. Briggs. S. NJ. Nolan, i. A. Burthey.
n. n. Walls. ID. T. Collins, James Psrdee, J; Il !.
Shepherd, B, NJ. Anderson. Geo. w Lay, and
augustus Taylo
NTOU are hereby notified that you, and eaeh q
Z " nara, RELEASED as bondsmen foFthe under
signed in tho case Of Dunlap ct al W, Thompson
ct al as receiver on the Fab creek ditch. Tie
money having been paid over to Dunlrp et al, by
order OF the Dist. Court of the 2nd judicial dist.
r H.JaHNS,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

TELEGRAPH TO BoIsE.-We learn that it is
theintention Of the Virginia and Star city
Telegraph Co.to continue their line directly
en- through via Ruby and Boise cities, to this
BASIN, at as early a day as practicable The
Gully serious drawback to the enterprise is a
whnt Of timber for poIesi tits reported, how
eyeE that there is a grove of cottonwoods al
q near Surprise Valley, some forty or City
miles from the proposed line.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22


Sin OWENS directory of Boise, Owyhee
nd AitUfas ~ now in press and will be Issued
sometime during the present month, or early
sa November, provided our supply Of paper
daily expected reaches Us in time. The book
viii contain about sixty pages nearly the size
q the Statutes Of Idaho, embracing the name,
residence and occnpatiou of'each individual
10 the different towns, list Of quartz ledaes
recorded mills completed and in process OF
construction, etc, ETC., and will be sold at
So per copy.
HussGT;s yAmEFY qRoupE IF male aud fe-
male Ministries, ar rised last week and began
their engagement at the FOrress Ebeater on
saturday evening. Frank Hassey, as a mia
stfel-Billy Sheppard, as Jig dancer aadI
bapjoist-Jo Mabbott, as ballad singer and
e6rnet player MRS. Julia Morgan. 4 dan
sause, singer and general female peisotmsr
Miss Lottie French, as singef-AIr.l NOrgani
aad Master Frank, as the strong man and
iadia-ruAber boy, &C., &c.-ure each in IL cir
line exeellant petfarmers. Master Frank hi E
lie 6udest, cearest and most musical voice
Ne ever heard in one SO young, and vilhal is
AS timber as an eel. and one OF ~ best con
y s'iouists we eyer faw.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

W. J. KENT has arrived in town from the
East, with grand +" Panoptique," consisting
# the Drammond Light Phantasmagoria,
dlssolving views, battle scenes, army officers,
comic pictures, storms, volcanoes, ocean dan
gers, and a variety of other wonderful nov
elites, and will open an exhibition in this city
st the Jenny Lind Theater, tonight.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

AisTAKk.-Last week in speaking Of the
nQtnber of feet owned in the Laudon discov-
y and contiguous thereto, by the G. O. d,
q - s. NJ. Co., we said several hundred
itshculd hare been severaltbousandfee feet.
TIC company own between FIVE and six thou
sand feet, and now have over one hundred
TONS ofirock already ont and awaiting the
starting Of the MILL which Mr. Williams is
confident will be in trimming order within the
hext Fortnight 9 '2osGias 9Ha
loss Or LIFE By FIRE.10n Saturday Oct.
ist, g fire occurred in Red Bluff, CAL, which
resulted in the death Of one man blythe name
# Jacob Knot, and four horses belonging 10
Edyafd BeaFmaq6 besides several houses,
Including the yell kqewnfold stand original
y built .by. Asa Nix, now Of this city. and
subsequently, for many years occupied by
Miner q Jaynesa as alforWarding house. The
fire oeeHpre1 in the dive Hing aofsK knott, and
Was ocossiaaed by drunk en- carelessness.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

Two WHEELER h WTLsoN's celebrated FAM
lily Sewing Machines, entirely nsTt for sale,
with fall instructions for using, By the agent
from Portland. Inquire at the store Of Nc
Carer, CLARK L Co, corner Montgomery and
Wall street. a 81 A b .sr
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-22

TnE latest news from Indiana, -0bie ard Penn.
syIs.tilll, show Union gains in the former, and
viz, the soldiers vote from u to 1900 n jor-
h ~ ne latter in vi. 10 ctate flaetfoqS-
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EEA EHHs.

BARToN-on Tueedsy morning, Dec, lslh, FIede-
mex samuel ouu- os child Al! Ids Ia aud Jane ba.-
ton, a-ed / non u LID a days.
Ire friends and IeiatNts OF the family are re-
Sectuy lLyto4 10 H.teld tls tule a. I'll Nv ctnts
dty IteI neon, - &c Ock, IsOn tleGe6laenee M
paIents, 4ae Nesark avt, Je gey City. Ia
BOYp--On Tuesday, Dec. lSth, William Boyd.
in tire 18th sea. OF his age.
The friends and relatives nj the fAInily are
respectfully invited TO al end the fnnestl, Thurs-
day aii-. noon, 10Th inst at O'CLOCK. iom his
Iea.dol.oe, $50 I'm -. 70
CORWIN-On Tuesday, Dec. 18Th, Geo 81. John,
only OF VIM. anu Eilzaleth SorwIn, aged 10 Inos
and I5 days.
bud on earth TO bloom In heaven.
The relatives aud trends Of the family respeet-
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, on THURSDAY
afternoon, a. o'clock nom ~ Aasuow st. Hoboken.
Long Island and Orange Go, papers please copy. ll9
COSTELLO - ON tuesday morning, doc. 18th,
Charles only son Of Charles and Margaret Costello
Asod yeLh nenths aAa u days.
The relatives and fends are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, this tWe4nerdAy) afternoon at ]
tap ~
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The Defvcts OF Our Dram system.

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NIT u Bread comes Butte on which we have
10 s4>' 'hAS whom We rememte or wAst butter Is in
CIVILIZED Europe and compare il With what II is
III America NO wonder at the lorbcarsnce and
lenity OF travellers in th0ir s.,ic,ures Cd our ma
'ionAl commissarisi. Butter. in England, France,
and Italy, Ia simply solIdiast cram. with all the
sweetnoss Of e cream In it's taste freshly ehurnod
every day, ana anadutergtod by 8 Ii. At the pre-
sent moment whom salt IL i've cents . pound and
i,,ae pny We Americana are paying, should
every ten OF butter, aud thoss Of us who have
eaten the butter Of France and England do this
with rusfu recollection. rAsre Ia h tr,le sp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-14
TRADE NOTICES.

DRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
A~ociation viii hold their regular meetirs At
ttlp 'lu-inr ltnll, thIA evening. az o. orL 4 h
s,trndance is rsIuested Nv. MIkTHY. Pre-,
fBbD. WALLER Rec sec IA
NOlICE-THL MEMBERS OF THE CART.
= men Aa Lshotefs' Association u the ,aiy and
Nounb OF NV YORK viii hold meetipc tina Wed
APo.s ROOMS, - Prince ~. All ineuiLeit are Ie-
Ywsnd 70 attend The meeting. BY orirr OF I0fis
LfSCh, fnesi; PAIklCk FLAG N, Seo. la0
OUARIiYMEN'S u. T., SOCIETY-IuERR
" viii De special NEE lug of said soc otv held A,
the lpih ART hall In sd o., Thurs iav evening
,e' ~ 81 o'clock. hIll ate ndAnce - Ttiilssted
TRACY, Sec. yis
IHE REtl LAR MEETING OF THE
=, lns snd Bas Makers, via be held rhursdA y,
zee lbth' ~ Military Hall, BoWery for election o.
on q. tye'' fneslb-r ~ requested 70 appear. =
ALbtI h Fles 4. \. BOlSsAku, Re-. Sec. IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-14
SOCIETY NOTICES.

a q. IA MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF Directors viii bo held n Hctdquarter. this
wednesday eVeGfue, lith lost, at = O'clock PIne.
tna mtendance IL required. Nv order THOMAS
hhAhNs, y. H., JOHN II CKfE- n. .. "
THE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE TAB.
society, 10. OF Brooklyn. r.. H.. will hold
Ienpetnnee h'-unF this e,oniug a. y o'cloc K 81
iemroranno IL all, co., Grand and lth ~. Speakerr-
hef-fs shaw, irophy, aud Reilly. smgius by MI,
CsnaNan snd others All the members are ieq;IeseS
i3Lt gtessnt to receive their badge. THOMAS
LLOYD Pres. MICHI. H.RAGHrl, Acc. III
TIL FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF TIFF
-, a'h.T Mathew J. A. H. society No. ., ofN. y
WIN TAKE tAse on Wednesday evening, l1th lust a.
the National Hall rst 44th 81 bet sth and OH ave-,
\. 4. shhe,balrs SPLENDID Corlion Band u ensased
ior the occasion. An efficient Floor Committee viii
be u,ider the management Of Mr. MICHAEL Y
sAI 81; S,Gietsry, MARKS AALLARkEY. IIe.s-
NV, MICHAEL SHANNON Chairman, LAW.
fESCk CASEY. 4. n. ut RCELL, Pcs PAT.
MIN IIllI- kec, sec. leo
THE FATHER MATHEW I. A. b. SOCI,
u ETY., No. will bold = meeting thu evening Al
their lihl, hJ3 East lIth ~. The following Gentlemen
will speak on tho sui iect OF Temperance: Aes.rs
Campbell Duncan, Bruwnell, Malvern. Singing bV
he-srs. Boas Maher, p. ho1iown. The public are
respectfully invited n attend. GEORGE ELEAINC,
Prest' L. AURlhN, Rec. De-. i0i
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Increased Postal Facilities.

Mr.. Dennison, the new Postmaster General dur
ing his brief term o. office, has already succeeded
In eteciing several important improvements In his
department-no, the least Of which is the adoption
Of arrangements for swifier postal facilities between
New York and the South and West The following
10 the substance Of an arrangement lately entered
into by him with the railroad CONF anies;
Flrst-The Postmaster General, having assembled
the leading representatives OF the routes betw cen
here and New York, said N them that whom the
question Of dong away with the Camden and Am
boy Railroad mononoly had come up In Congress-
they had slways claimed the letters, When now Il
was such ~ to enable the irsnsm sson ~ mails In
ten hours he would tell how he wanted u done He
wantei the number Of cars on Vie mail trains llnt-
ed the mail trsins always given the right 10
the road as against all other trains ami he further
proposed thst these means having been taken W
insure the delivery NJ the mails between the two
points In ten hours. tho two roads should he held
pecunlsrtiy responsible Tor making ,he time In
every case, except wien Unforeseen pnd clearly
unavoidable accident should prevent. The roads
asseuted W all this, revised their time tables, ar
ranged Tor uniting the weight Of the mail trains,
and proposed 10 lcgfn making the trpin ten hours
within . couple OF weeks
eecond-The Peonsylvsnia Central Northern
Central aud other roads then arranged To change
their connections 10 suit this New York arrange.
ment and 70 shorten IN hike manner the time Tor
mail delivery weNwHrd.
been notified that tho mails under the new
arrangement eau no taken from New York 10
Philadelphia, and then sent West more
prOmply than II IL taken Via Dunkirk, and
that unless IL do letter the great ,hrough
mails must go by the shortest route. A eirrulur
has BEEN Issued H. all the Leading railroads. asking
that oil time tables, and every change in time "a
bies, lie forwarded TO tho Departm ent They sre
BE- put into the hands OF clerks who are 10 note
every allure In the delivery Of through mail on
time, and inquire what road caused tho delay, and
report accordingly. Every delay thus reported
will be charged against the road causing 1t, and Z
sum thoTour will oo assessed which viii be de-
Quoted nom The next payment TO Gus road Tor ms
| tranapOrtAiisn. Heavy traiLs viii in no case bS
taken ~ an excuse for inilu- 10 conneCt or fof
lAIdy connections. the ground beng tsken by the
department that NAL trains must no account
DC IN sle 80 heavy AZ 80 prevent .hein FROM max ug
speedy time. fuase Jour aTranaelIe ats, 10 ID
| hoped, " III DO something TOWARDS romeu yang the
! lTreSnl-riies -urnmg w4!un mulh and b
Just comp AMI has been msie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-14
Making Money In the Calico Trade.

Dutcbmau, who has been trying to make
money BY selling dry goods, gives the following
aecouu, oi his progress: He Commenced business
with ten pieces OF calico on MS shelves, when
prices begau to advance. He sold ont at the old
rates, aud, said be, "WAen went 20 The city to
buy more, lie money dat got for my ton pieces Of
cSco fought only eight. took my eghI pieces
home and markell a high profit on 'em aud SOLD
dem fast enough, and when deg was al gone
went to 10 city, and, by dundcr It bought only
SIX pieces. Well, diuks ], dls is u.ak.ny money
backwards, Bit took my SIX pieces home aud
put IN awful biz proht on dem, and now, d4nks L
must make money Ike smoke. But when OF
dem sx pieces sid, look dc money gol 10 dc
city again, aud thoush hi would got about twelve
pieces, bus de calicoes bad gone up again, and |
e., only four pieces. Veil, took dem home, aud
put ON much bigger profit did before, and
dlnts now makes heap o. money. But when
! got dem sold and went after more, de calicoes
had gone up again. hope may never die Il |
got no more as two pieces for my money! so here
was. had ton pieces OF calico when started on
70 sell EN- and here en- NIT only two riecss and
no MONEY!"