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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
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n sRfailsHs says foe epersaa. sfrA sa. ssaasaG
beaknsas AsesaFl Esasssioas als oil diseases easss.
- ~ ss-FeAstsoas saeA Ices a Ms.aasH Unlusr.
81 Laasafae, Paans IL ~ Back Disaasss IN pasaam
lfeanafa-s Old Ass. Veal N,rsss. n{Acakv a
hgsaihlA8s TFwae6ag. WaksfHaasss Erspflsas ~ fks
kassr fss aeasaeaanae. fasaa2sp, Cemsaasptaan aaa
aA hss hsrefst eonPiadsts eaNssd bs Aeparflsg fss
The pagA If nafsre
% Ihis mssaieina Il ; simple vngstabie extrarts
ana nae aa which all can rely. - 4 hiss kssn USED
n our Fracttca FIR nany years, aud With fhoAs.
ards treated Il has aot failed In single instance
- curative powsFs have been anHs eient e. ArAsa
victory over ths most stubborn case.
50 To tto@s who have trfnsd with their eon4st.
tuition snfii they thiak thsmaeivea beyond the
reach Of medical aid we soad say, Despa4g saokf
the CHga0EHs CuxE viii va 81 healslss
and v9ers sN1 sftsr Al qusrk aoctara Is - failed
So Salf HeFtieaisrs get Cirealar FROM ans
Drug Store ia the euuatry. wrgfa ths pFanr4ss i
tors who viii NAL free 70 any desiring the 81 "a
fail frrzfssa il pamphlet form
So frieess - per bottle ct fhres hestlss gnr g.
and sfwaSAad 81 ExFsess 70 ~ psfEaa Aha worid.
Sc sole ey-mh respectable adFaggists sysry-
where
DR.. w. r. Merwin G. Co
seLs FnoPs1Hr0sN =
Nc. - Liberty Street New YORK
MN-sgiadu EvAnsstTle ~ WEI Bserhewsr ana
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

DR.. strieL<iand.-Ths valuable remedies e.
Jared ~ this regularly educated physician viii be
found advertised Ia our columns
We would advise any eRs aasering from dis
ireaslng oongh, Or any affection Of tue throat or
ianss. to Try Or. striskiand's Msiliaaous Cough
Baisam 1t Is for aaia at this Drug Stores q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24


This celebrated Toilet soap, in zach uai-
ssrsai demand. IL made FROM the choicest ma
isriala, Is naiId and emeIlient In iss natHre,
frAgrantiy scented, aud sxsrensiy bens
faeiai in its aetioa upon the skin FOR sale By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers,
.na-Ls, those Who hare doubted the u r.u..
BuLL's oEDaos Bsr.aHs. " any such there be
'sad The following Certificate from gentlemen sci.
known IN this community. aad doubs no more.
ItA general Introduction int the army viii save
tbs lives oftAonsanas Of oar soldiers
LoUavrLLE, Ky. Juns sd. 1888.
We, the undeFaigaed. have seen the COED Effects
produced by the use Of DR.. JoHH BuEL's CKpxox
birTEas 10 case Of general debility aud pssatratiou
ct the systena, sna believe It's general uss ~aala
prevent dias&ss and relieve much saaerisx.-
Amor cur soldiers particularly woald fhsa 10 shs
ease. especially these who arc exposed T. snlas.
matte influence IN tie Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector lat Rev 81 ulaEv
CHAs. u. COTTON
49,, Collector o. tbs Port Of Loaisvirs. Ky.
Provost Marshal dsnl Of Esntaeky
REV. D. =. HENDERSON
Vice rrss,t q sanitary oo@misslon. =
AAlHAtsi AHskl1NEAt
GEO. y. DoERN.
Prop. Louisville AnEstksr
HUGHES a PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers Nafa str~.f
Louisville, Ny.
DAVIS, GREEN a CO.
Wholesale Shoe Dealer MAin ST Iealsxflta
HART a MAP0rHER, =. =
LsithoEr aphers, cor MArkAk AL laird Nts
Lguisviiiy, Ny.
JuLIUs WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor "a aud Market SIS
Louisville, Ky
CAPT. =. y. HILDRErH,
Otstaafnar Major Auisoran
MAJ Y. T, THUsrON,
"a ymaste y. g. AxmY
o, N. METOALF,
"a spnAi Hotel, Isszs@viIts X
COT is~NE BAYLES.
fth Ky. GAyalry
GEORGE u pRE9fgE.
LoHisyifi4 journal
See advertisement In anotbar et.Iumn
too ~ s1id BY PETER vIERLTHG.
sole Agent, Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
nR GOODS.

+ uST RECEIVED, AT wM. HUGHES &
81 Sous q hike line of those fashionable Pusher
Lace Wells, nrsss Goods. Fmhrcileriss Iinsn
ssAndSerchiefs. A full line Of HeeSiery, Wool
hoods, Nuhias, Scarts, and Gloves, all for sale
cheap az
WILLIAM HUGHES SONS.
Hovs Corner Main and Second streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
SEWING MACHINES.

u sKLEMAN HAVING FITTED Up An
: eness No, IS Main Street, will keer. IS here
- =, 500 sseTtuaent OF Wheeler e " ilsca >
-. Ssussss SsNanr Machines and Needles. silk
80. - and gu, and -Ferythinx that i counecs
~ltn ne eHsaness and viii repair All kiad 81 sssr
- 50 snes ana PeS ca nsw imprcveneatx
r. N. sKLLMAN,A Tss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

/ DISEASES cF RnE NERVOUS, SAN NAL
Urinary, aud Sexual systems--aew and rsliasa.
sreatmeut-ia Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOC
CITATION. sent BY mail In sealed letter suvai-
opes' fres Of charge. Address Dir. ]. sKILLrN
iloVsHTpN, uoward Asssesssiap :. No. sou.A
Ninsh Street, fhilaaclphis. "a.
apfl'64 dAwlys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
Cincinnati Noon Markets.

ClscfSsArT Nov. q
NLnuR~-Flrm, and better demand. Ssn.,e-a
-@5e19 IS Extra Q Soeag n8
MHEAT-Hlghar; Red Z Co. and Whit ? a.
~ N--s5aed essnAuds aud prices tsndlug UP
ses 80 - Tor ear aheilea 2sagi -; naw
0AT.-Aetiss. Al ee4al In IAN hats.r. -.
lag 81
NnIskY-Baltsr aauanna s.l.s $40 ahhtx :,
TO - R0s- =
PROVISIONS - Dutnt nat al .r.t.ss. IA
arnig
PORK -New Mess 90 90
GREEN MEATs.-ia III. ana fTs.f5r shs.a4
Frs. Ssaea. and Hams
IAKn.--Ssw sold al 1x5k
Hoas-Aerises - a6Ais 90 net sess.fafng "a
~slsht-=oo 2 3sefaKsa aefiiagat Ia IS
@eathar Clear, Thefmometsr e.. Easomstss
= - River Fissn oas foot Hvs lnees, wgah "a
fses lnshss In tire ehaamsl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
n. ]. SCHLAEP

81. J. SCHLA EPFER.
A MOTHER SUPPLY or nAwss 4 sTTyrNS,
n Family Dye Colors Just rec. ivess al
sohLAEpFER's Drug Store.
4 LAkGE STOCK OF FREsR ToLu ouEw
n lug Gum jnst received al
scHLAEPFERS Drug Store.
Corner Main and Second streetx
Evansville Indiana
A LARGE SUPPLY or Sugar OpATRD
Ftlts, Just received aud Tor sale AZ
scHLAEPFKR'S Drug STARE
4 LARGE STOCK OF TUBE C0LoRs- JTisT
: arrived aud for sale at Ne, 81. Main street.
uSH ARRIVED, ANOTHER SUPPLY or
- the genuine CiAret and Catawha Wines a.
- scHLAEFFLR's Drug storp.
A LARGE STOCK AND LARGE yARTr~v
n OF Weed and Wire Bird Gags, for sale ~
sCHLAEPFkR's Drag Store.
4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF ALI, Trr pop-
y ular Patent Medicines now In MSS. reoeIv~a
nd for sale at
soHLAEPFER's Drug ste a
corner Main and Sesona Atreekr
S~A Evansville. lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

Nc HANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
= eoa1.seted With the history Of the MsteFsa
&eetea e the Unfssa states. a. ssere ssvesafl,
49,. .s.~a - plonser in madiesl discovery, thas
- - y - IT @ohN BULL, 81 Lonisxalla, Ky Hss
+I Prep Arafton 81 SarsspaFilla has lone
EainA6ss arux. dis 'D~'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

HATs BoNNEFS. RIBBONS, TRIMMING
II Ribbons, aid Millinery Trimmiuas an se,1.
tuS AZ tess Than present New YORK. pri~ss a.
5s.ty W1LLiAA HUGHES 4 sons
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

WaSAg1 SottaRas Ina.
So 1tili sBpthsr cass u Dsafssss cured ~ DR..
art Al tie BEutfn Bonss. The ease was that "
= N hHiisn, Esg-, u klisy toEnships figo COM
-, IEaisnas
As i kaoUn. have bssn very esaf IN both ears
for years. In this condition entered tns oics of
D.. Bort. At the Bnutia Hoasa, this Friday morn
ing, sept. q, ard Enb1itted ny csc 20 "a opera
ton 81 DR.. Bort, which was soon secsmplishsd,
and that too without little or any gsin IL lass
than oas hours the. While ~ Dr.. Bert'A efios
ny hearing w@s 50 acute that could anderstaud
Common convsrsAtien. In justice % Dr. Bort
ascrff 70 him TIA praise for tasskifai mauner In
which be rendered assist4ses % nay pgsFiose an
uetysA hsarfng. VIZ. MULLEN,
EiIsy Towbshfps Tizo eo1nty
p o. AddrssE. TeEfe Hs1tss Ind.
M Mullss l. ssll asd faForably known n this
erTnrtv ard those whs doubt the frsth 81 the
ntssve ssafsnszst rnsy easily satisfy thsmssives
Dr. Bort IL daily seee3viug testimonials from
usrs5ns who resi6s fn ffis sommunIty, who hsv.
b4~E cured and are being bene1tted. Er Bor
ehalIsnzss any mas n bis profession ts excel him
In The treatment e those diseases BE- cakes bis
sp~eAifies viz-s ali diseases Of The Ear Dsssneas
Discharges from the sas, ringing and bazzfBR Ia
the bead al diseases Of ths aye, kar, Lungs,
Heart Threat, Cat RIB, a..
AZ rs STAY aust necessarily Be- limited, 81 be-
koyss those c@sirous Of eoasuiEink b % d q
asss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
...,... wsssss es,'sg; g. We O. fss.

P. Shy wifs has also Been afHlctsd ,fsb a
Brsnshial Auction for slsven years, and has bees
snaer The profsssioral rhaFgsof many physicians
IL this city ard obtsined no perusafsat railef
nnsh Shs oousHifed DR.. Bort, ~ the B4afin
hoasA, sgEas Two wseks since. 4ad she bss d1rlred
more permanent relief under the trsatmant u D..
Bort than shs nas II The sisvsa yeas pTesieas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
Still Another Case Of Deafness
Cured By DR.. Bort.

TO ukt WEtDIlt e NkI11 tv7sFtFHs
I,Wm. HAL, Appiea % Or. Bort this day, sas-
urday, sept zash. or fhe restoration 81 Hy hssr.
Tag. I vas. previoHs 20 Supplying 20 hTm, deaf Tor
ls.snv Years 4 Submitted my case o. Dr.. Hsff Tor
a. egernsIss. Who psffnrtusd u In fsw momsnts,
shl@b rassiasd in tbs eONpists restoration ~ my
hs.rlae, sod the eeaAfaR % the ringing Hnd bus.
ivg ssisss ia my head To thass anHict4s ~ Iiks
aa@asss. sheaids s&y .osasnit BTs Bort &c once,
ssa oBtAin bis caHcld oblniSn-
signsd this ztn dag - sspt-, 1854.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-14
which Demcc,a,,o rasy.

Governor Wright, Of Indians
Demecrat-rcccntly began his re-
sponso 70 eerenndctn philadelphia,
as follows: JL "
He remarked TINT few nights ago
a prominent Democratic politician
had declared on tho street thot if the
country were ever to be saved, the
Democratic party was TO be the saw
ior. He Ind word or two 10 cay
about the Democratic party. There
are now n genuine and togus Dem.
ocrstic party in the country, and il
was important to know which Demo.
cratic party was meant when It was
eoid that the country was to lie saved
by IL. Thomns Jefferson was Dem.
ocrNt, genuine Democrat. lie had
n Vice President by the name Of Burr.
Burr was inside the Democratic or.
ganization, and be was considered as
good n Democrat as Jefferson. Jack.
son was Democrat. He had Cal.
houn in hi7 Cabinet. Calhoun was
considered o Democrat Douglas
was q representative of the genuine
Democratic party. John G. Breck-
enridge was also in Democratic OF.
ganization. II would be well to know
whether the Democrat alluded to was
a follower Of jackson, Jefferson, or
Douglas, or was he follower Of Burr,
Calhoun and Breckenridge. (Cheers.
When you hear men talking about
the Democratic party saving this
county, ask them whether they mean
the genuine or bogus Democratic
party. There Is no true Democrat
but the war Democrat. Applause.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-14

Ey A Democratic orator assures
us that General Mcclellan will lie
overwhelmingly triumphant" TO
the hero Of the Peninsula this will
certainly be q new sensation.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-14
Lot IL he Hem namhnIed.

Those who vote against Mr.. Lin.
coin, and for the candidate OF tho
"Peace on any terms" party
VOTE TO recognize the Southern
Confederacy and the independece Of
the robclious states. Q
VOTE TO dismember and destroy
the great American Union.
VOTE to recall our armies from
lhc territory that they have conquer
ed at 80 fearful u cost OF life and
treasure.
VOTE TO hsul dswn the Stars and
Stripes, aud drag them through the
mire and filth.
VOTE to admit 10 the world, that
we are whipped, that the rebels have
conquered the brave and noble heart
cd soldiers who make up our armies.
VOTE to dobase us az u nation, and
ss individuals, in the eyes OF the
whole world.
VOTE to build up Slave Empire
on our borders, that will, by the very
pature OF things, be CONTINUALLY at
war with us, ana eventually seek by
force OF arms TO overrnn the North,
conquer it, and spread slavery over
soil dedicated to freedom.
VOTE to destroy the hopes OF the
oppressed of all nations, OF all peo-
pie who love liberty upon the face OF
the earth, and who are looking to our
noble experiment for self-govcrnmont
before embarking in the struggle for
themselves.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-14

R~ A Democratic tonst-George
q, McClellun; long may he iOspe';--
Daytos y0araal, ..
AN lrishman recently handed into
the telegraph office a dispatch intend
ed To inform another Einealder, EN-
ployed upon the public works in q
neighboring town, OF the decease OF
q friend. 1t read hus:--"Barney,
come home died last night"
A sENTLrAAN who had been spend
ing the evening with few friends,
looking at his watch just after mid
night, said, at is tomorrow mors.
ing! j must bid ysu goodnight, gen.
uemen."
Some of the Richmond papers state
that when Stouewall jackson fell to
the ground after receiving his wounds,
his brother in law, who was.with him,
laid down beside him to ascertain the
character of his wounds. In a mo-
,nent the Union troops advanced and
captured two other staff officers, who
were standing over the general with
out noticing him.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-14

ES- The rebel cheering over Mo.
Clellan's nomination was not confined
to Lees army. The Providence
Journal of the oath ult., says:
1--WE have Just seen letter from q
gallant and accomplished officer serv.
ing with Sheridan. He writes that
on u recent reconnaissance, when our
forces came in sight of the enemy,
the reoels sent up cheer after cheer
for Mcclellan, which our boys an.
swered with laundering shouts for
Lincoln. He added that the cheering
Of the rebels for the,Chiengo nomina-
ton produced II very marked effect
upon our men, and strengthened their
opposition to the candidate that clio
it's such support.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-14

The most re- markable case Of indie
cision we ever heard of, was that Of
u man who sat up all night because
hs could not decide which to take
of first, his hat or his boots,
This is not equal TO McClellan's in
decision, who, after his troops had
won II victory, could not decide wheth.
er TO pursue them or run away 80
he went ON a gunboat aud did Meth
or
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-14
Gsr A young man witnessing the

EST a young man witRessing the
display Of the Compromise Demecra-
cy in their procession, last Saturday,
Mt Cincinnati, shouted, in response to
cry for Mcclellan, "Hurrah for Gen.
Sherman The response came d.
rectly from the ranks of the unterri-
fed. "a rope to hang him y This Is
aspecimen Of their sentiments. They
would like we'll to see him hung, the
man who, while he is dealing Titanic
blows at the rebellion, is thrusting
them between the ribs politically.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-14

artful sceundrel with the big buttsns,
| felt almost sure ! had seen him be-
fore; end now i know it's no other
than the man who took me In so clev.
erly ten years ago, when L had COM
mand at Darling, but I'm equal with
him now, anyhow.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-10-14
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Marriage Notices so cents each.
Local Notices amono reading matter.
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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23
MURDER Mosr FoUL.-One Of our most

MURDER MOsT FOUL.-One Of our most
quiet and peaceable ditizens-Mr. Joseph R.
Seeley-met his death at Buena Vista, while
attending a ball at Bellows Hotel, on Tues
day night last, under circumstances that be-
trayed, on the part of his murderer, degree
of malignity of heart and a recklessness OF
human life, seldom equaled, and never excel
led, even in the most uncivilized communities.
A person known as Jack Holbrook, having
had some difficulty with 7. Northcutt, sought
to revive it at the ball, and succeeded in rails
ing row and not content with shooting at
his antagonist, fred several times into the
room, crowded as it was with men, women
and children, and killing a man with whom
he had never perhaps spoken in his life, and
wounded another so as to render him lame
for life, against whom, and with whom, he
had no quarrel-Wm. B. PastOn-who was
thus rendered a permanent cripple by the
rashness of an outlaw, is modest unassur2-
ing and peaceable young man, who was a
spectator and had no part in the quarrel.
Had no one been hurt, the act OF shooting
into crowd is sufficiently criminal to deserve
the extreme penalty of the law, 1t is time a
stop should be put to such lawlessnegs. The
Dist. Court will meet two weeks from next
Monday, when it is hoped such punishment
will be melted out to offenders against the
peace and good order of society as they sew
orally deserve, and particularly should an ex-
ample lie made Of those who set SO light
value on the lives Of others.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23

AS WE go to press this morning, the sled
=" Slim jim" ran into Roseubaum's wood-pile,
corner Wall and Main streets, breaking the
right leg of Henry Phillips and badly injuring
the head of Jack Hall, alias " Oyster Jack.
Soon after G. Cans, coming down Oh the
Flying Squall," struck Jack Flie-Chief
Engineer Of the track-throwing him to the
ground and breaking his collar bone; and in
the mean time a sled had run against D.
Helm, alias "Old Tex" who was badly hurt
in the head.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23

A NOVEL TRANSFER saying of Solo
mon' the wise king, that "there is no new
thlng under the sum-" seems hardly to have
been calculated for the meridian of Bapnock
AT all events an occasional incident transpires
IN this latitude little different from ANYTHING
on record happening elsewhere. One thai
took place during the past week was certainly
the most novel method of transferring the
right to the custody Of a child we ever re-
member to have heard Of A woman in the
vicinity had obtained possession of Young
enid whose mother is said to be dead. The
acelng feminine guardian of the juvenile. after
mature reflection came to the sage conclusion
tnaF to give her right to the possession and
continuous custody of her charge. she
must have some written instrument to
snow Tor 1t, and accordingly some disciple Of
blackstone Learned in the law" or somebody
else upon being applied to drew up formal
deed OF conveyance transferring the title n
the child to the woman in question, The IN
8:rument was perfectly regular in form. and
when completed, the parties made their an
pearance before Justice Walker to spnerin-
tend the execution oft and date the aclnoeI-
eagment of the grantor. The child was too
clearly and neatly dressed to favor any prs-
sumption Of "savorng of the realty" SO the
justice demurred to going through all the
formaIIfles required BY statute in the sale or
transfer OF any interest in real estate. and
heid that it was method of Transferring the
title to babies unknown to his court Wv
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23
J. 5. GRAY,
L. G. BLAKE,
d. c. WARNER,
H. G. HUBBGLL,
WILL THOMAS,
JOHN. X. MARSHALL.
(6igned.)

WARM SPRINGS LAUNDRY.,-Mr. Turner
having secured the services of MI. Davis, an
experienced San Francisco Iaundryman. has
established laundry at the Warm Springs,
where, without the aid of injurious chemicals,
he proposes to renovate soiled apparel. The
waters of the Warm Springs are soft as rain
wpter, and wash beautifully. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23

THE Rev. Father Mesplie commenced a
mission at Pioneer City, on the LIST inst, and
concluded his labors on the 18th. The num-
Der of the faithful who availed themselves of
his presence to approach the Holy SacramentS
was unusually large. We learn that the re-
suits Of his mission are most edifying and
consOiug. Father Mesplie will oficiate IN
til further notice, on alternate Sundays, at the
churches in Placervile and CenterviIlq, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock, A. II.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23
Territory of Idaho, County of Boise ISIS:
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District

To James Downes Take notice, that JobslC
Cottrell and A. j. Jennings, for the use of John
C. Cottrell, have filed complaint against you in
said Court, which will come OH to be heard at the
first term of the Court which shall commence more
than two months after the twonty-thrd day Of
Jan. 1864, and unless you appear at said tern2aDd
answer the said complaint will be taken as confess
ed and the prayer thereof granted. The object
and prayer Of SAID complaint is to obtain Judgment
forS5l so and 10 enforce mechanics lien for said
amount upon certain building more particularly
merly known as Tie Small MAN. or " Tom
Tumb's Grocery, and upon said Dowue' interest in
the lot upon which the same is situated.
WAITE g. MILLER, Att'ys for Pllfs.
January 18th, 1884. l9m2
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23

THE California papers tell US that John Fl
PoInemus, of AlsOp & Co., San Francisco
has entered Into contract to construct the
Marysville & San Francisco Railroad. 1t is
to be completed to the Sacramento river
where it crosses near Knights Landing, with
IN two years and fnishSd to Vallejo in three
years. This is an important line, and passes
through one Of the most fertile districts in
Cal, where no means of transportation has
hitherto existed.