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About Champ Ferguson.

We are indebted to Mr. Cliff, father
of Mai. Cliff, of the 9th Tennessee Cay
airy, who left Sparta last week, for
something further relative to Champ
Ferguson 1t appears that he was shot
through the abdomen, and mortally
wounded, and at first secreted in a cave.
Col Stokes learned this fact from the
physician who dressed his wound, and
Immediately sent out a scouting party
after him, but his friends had received
an intimation Of what was going on
and removed him. His bed was left in
the cave
The physician pronounced the wound
mortal, bat this did not satisfy Colonel
Stokes, who sent a body of men in pur-
suit Our informant had not heard of
the death of Ferguson until he reached
this place.
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His Body in our Possession.
Forrest Crosses the Tennessee.
lie Avoids SmIthland and Reaches
EddyVIlle.

Official information relative to For
rests operations has been received in
this city, up to yesterday morning.
He appeared off Paducah, on Saturday
evening, threw a few shells into
the town, and then demanded a sur
render from Col Hicks, who commands
the place; but the latter refused to
comply, and a skirmish ensued, in
which the rebel Gen Thompson was
killed. Several houses were burned
by the shells; but no prisoners were
taken, and none Of our men were
killed.
In the night of Saturday, Forrest
withdrew his forces, crossed the Ten
nessee, passed to the vicinity of Smith
land, but did not attack it; and then
crossed the Cumberland, and yester
day morning reached Eddyville.
Troops are in pursuit, and the raiders
will find serious obstacles to an escape
Forests command numbers about
$500 men.
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In the House Of Lords Lord Camp
bell asked the meaning OF Prince Cor
tochakoif's words as to combination
between Russia, Austria, Prussia and
England
Granville said GortschakoH could on
" refer to the Conference proposal
England had not entered into any com
binstion displaying the slightest hos
tile feeling toward France.
Robucl1 asked if the Federal and
Confederate Governments had been re-
monstrated with for the employment of
agents for illegal purposes. He said he
would be glad to see the Federal ship
ping swept from the seas. England's
honor was at stake.
La France says England and Rus
STA are endeavoring to induce Denmark
to accept an armistice, the armies re-
naming, during the conference, in the
same position.
Five Danish steamers were cruising
off Stralsund when the Prussian Flo
tilla was ice-bound
The enemy has entered Aarhus.
Swedish troops are ordered to be
ready to march.
The commandment Of the Duppel for
tifcations has commenced.
Lord Palmerston said these Govern
ments had been demonstrated with, and
prosecutions instituted Mr. Bright said
Roebueks speech was on the authority
of a member of Parliament Maximil-
Ian was visiting Queen Victoria
The Confederate loan has advanced
! To~.,,l- -too Ir~ Of oil SOIL L . g.
reduced HID; Illinois Central, ordinary
shares, advanced Id
The Memorial Diplomatique says a
treaty between Maximillian and Napo-
leon will be agreed on Immediately on
his becoming Emperor of Mexico The
treaty is intended to settle the period
of French occupation, and to arrange
the liquidation Of French claims The
French troops are to be withdrawn gra-
| dually, when the regimental lists are
filled; 5000 of the volunteer foreign
legion remain in Mexico. The debt
due to France is TO be paid in fourteen
annual installments of 25,000,000 francs
each
The Prussians had occupied several
places near Dupples, and an important
engagement had occurred near the
same place
PORTLAND, Me, March 27.-General
McCullum, Inspector of Railroads, took
possession yesterday, in the name Of
the United States, of all the unfinished
locomotives of the Portland Company
Works. They were being constructed
for the Grand Trunk Railroad
NV YORK. March 2T-The Post
states that's private letter from Wash
ington says Gen. Grant intends toplace
all general officers on duty at once.
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Stock Of Dry Goods
FOR SALE.

C,EALED BIDS are solicited for the purchase Of
- a stock Of DRY GOODS, and tie rent u very
desirable st0re-room in Nashville, Tenn.
The stock Of Goods. valued at fr0m ten 10 tHo.ty
thousand dollars. was selected rith great taste
care and Judgment By the late A. d. Berry, Of the
d..siratIs or unsslesble. Il vas purchased on the
most advantageous terms, Oi the first houses in
'Heer York and Boston.
About SGo00 worth Of Spring staple Goods have
islst arrived % be added 10 the stock and Will b.
told by invoice
The store, No. 30 Union street is newly fitted up
or this stock IL Is a very eligible stand not sur
passed IN this respect BY any IN town. IL u the first
hoOr q three-story building, the second door be-
az rented nOw BY tie month, az 500 year. The
upper floor 10 rented for the yeaF-sach beng ac-
tessitle, independently Of the othsr. Tie house -
considered IRE proof and . ia every way desirable
The goods and house are % he disposed q toys Their
BIDS % be- received until the i0th a. April
Address NJ. A. BERRY, Administrative,
Box No. IA Post ONCE NEshvls, Tenn.
Mar TT
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LADIES' FAIR
ToR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
Catholic Orphan Asylum.

1--WE ladies Of Nashville respectfully inform their
L friends and the public that the Fair the benefit
al the Catholic Orphan Asylum vii open AZ the
Mckendree Church lkndlv rendered for thus pur-
pose by the Rev. Or. Baldwin, the Trustees, and
the military authoEues) on Mondsy evening the
18th OF March, and continue open every night dug
ING the week The ladies solicit public patronage
IA this truly charitable work.
Refreshments Will he served on esch evening
4 ful Brass Band wall he ia attendance, and every
means Used 70 make visitors happy.
Tickets, 20 cents each. Mar Civ
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Characteristic.

The Democratic Legislature of
New Jersey refuses TO pass a bill au-
thorizing the soldiers 10 vote There
are only two classes of men who are
afraid Of Union soldiers-the Northern
copperhead politicians, and the South
arv ,.ehalq
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a Connerhead on General Grant

The Philadelphia Age, an unmitiga-
ted Copperhead journal, has a lengthy
article on General Grant, and his future
plans Of operations, which, for absurd
ty, is not exceIed by the strategy Of the
New York Herald 1t says that by
April General Grant viii have an army
in Virginia amounting, in al told, to
one hundred thousand white soldiers
and fifteen thousand negroes; that by
that time General Lee will have an
available force not less than one hun
bred thousand strong; that General
Grant will divide his army into two
columns, one Of which will move up the
Peninsula and the other from the Rapi-
dan-aGrant being famous for dividing
his armies into different columns, each
directed against the same object" that
" he can scarcely begin his advance be
fore the middle Of April, as the equi-
noctial storm has yet to come" that
ifhe has already made his plans he
may depend that the Confederates
know them" that he will have obsta-
cles to encounter " far more formidable
than ever opposed him in the West !"
that the siege Of Richmond is not the
siege of Vicksburg" that Lee is not
Pemberton."
The idea that Gen Grant is famous
for dividing his armies, is too palpably
absurd to induce belief anywhere. The
opposite has always been the case. He
concentrates his own, and divides his
antagonists forces. So it was in Mis-
sissippi; and so in East Tennessee; ;
and if Lee Is not on the alert, so it viii
be in Virginia. Do the military move
ments now in progress look like a di-
vision Of our armies? Did the counter
handing Of the Hancock and Burnsides
expeditions warrant the assertion of
our Phialdelphia cotemporary
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Notice.
ASSISTANT QUARTEEsAsTFE's OFFICE
Nashville. Tenn. March Is. lsG4.

ASSISTANT QUARTEESAsTFE's OTFICE, /
Nashville, Tenn, March IS, ls64. !
g EALED proposals, marked " Proposals fol
- Brick" VIII be received st this Office until noon
on Friday pri 1st, 1854 for Two millions u COO,
900 of Merchandise Burnt Brick, 20 be delivered
81 this Depot, within hauling distance, al tho rate
Of at least Three Hundred Thousand (jOO O0O) per
month, until the whole il delivered.
Bidders Will have the option Of proposing 10 de-
liver the Brick ready made, % make them ~ the
Government Backyard here, the Government fur
nishing everything necessary g. carry on a Brick
yard such as Material, Tools, Machinery Fuel and
Labor with the sole exception Of MOulders and
Burners, which are b. furnished by the contracting
parties.
Payment viii be made monthly, in such funds Is
may - furnished by the discussing QUartermaster
at this Depot. On presentation 70 this Office 81
Receipt and Inspection Return Of the party ap-
pointed 10 receive and inspect the Brick.
Satisfactory bond half the cost Of quantity bid for,
signed rs two sUreties must accompany each bad,
guarantee that the same viii Be carried out u
awarded.
Bids viii BE- receive for the whole or any part,
not less than Ono Hundred Thousand luo0pDl, and
al bids Will state how soon the delivery can com
1nence.
The Government reserves itself TIE night 70 re-
Ject any or sll Of the ids u 10 should ind ( u is
interest T. do so.
Iieut-C6l. J. L. Donaldson,
SIS. q ".
CHARLES H. IRWIN, Capt Z ASST. z II.
March ZG-lE.
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SO Reward.

Il OST', somewhere in Nashville, yesterday,
Il Gold Token of Esteem. having
on one side this insignia Of the Masonic order, pre-
sentsd 20 George ". Burger by the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company. The hnder
VII receive the above reward by leaving y Al this
office. Mar Civ"
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sET No. s.-THE SLAVE ~ 1853
No. l. In the cotton field
2. The Christmas week.
<. Tho ssls.
4. The parting; 4" Buy us too"
5. The lash.
.. Blow for blow.
7. IN the swamp.
8. Free
>. The Union lines
IL. Aake way iOr Liberty.
II. Victory
L. He died f0r victory
In ordering. the number Of the Set il only neces
saw 10 mention. For instance, No. ], ~ 3, OF III
d them, II AZ arc desired.
Price, go Cents each Set,
FEEB By NAIL
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three sets lone Of each, ~ sampled post
pad ~
0us dozen Set tassOrted, Il preieTedD
post paid ior-..--..--.-.-..----.-.- "
Ex dozen set, (sss0rted, u preierred,j ~.
freight paid by yer.-.----.---...-....- u W
One Gross. assorted, Il preferred ~eisht ~,
PAID BY yer--------------------''--' 90 ~
Array AGENT, suffers and Pediars, Z they prefer
H. may send their orders and nonty u.IVlkl ~
tjoods on delivery AZ The once o. tile company
h.ra N-,rsrfen and other IN permanent to'ailJl
vii send money or small Orders large ofder5i n
preferred G. o. y. send so1f 9fleis ~ iuIl y M
sure proinpt delivery seal az letters carefully
AM adirsss plainly 70
GEO. 7. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
MaTIl-sm No. io7 siain street, Cincinnati, o.
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srr No. 2.-rnz ADvrsruzrs or 4 Cozscuur.

sEr No. 2.-THE ADVENTURES or CoSsCaIPT.
No. !. He, a draaii good a. patriot If drafted.
gO-surei
2 receive letter which tells the agOniring
fact-Im drafted
8. BY the adyics Of 600 90 friends offer
substitute.
T. Who uttcring qusck, is rejected by the
inzulted surgeon.
g. feel my country calls farewell my love :
70 where glory waits me
6. ] bercely charge the foe, and do fearful
caTnaye.
7. And make z sturdy rebel ~.
T. Am sent with degpatches, periiOu5 dutyi
death or glOryi
0. Attacked by q band o. gorlias, I cry,
&" Come on - t-r-r-raItoTs u
10. / discOmft them and bear Of the head Of
the gorilla chief
II. deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made a brgadIer-geuerd.
u. And thus relieved from al future dangers
in the field, crown my glory with love
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest colOred Cards ever published, besides beng
the funniest In the market.
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No More Grand Reviews.

There are 10 be no more reviews on
the Potomac That is significant Gen.
Grant is not a man for displays-except
Of heroism in battle.
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500 ReMardl

I will give the above reward for the tax
ing and delivering to me, in Atlanta, Ca,
or combining in Jail, LOUISA, a stout heal
thy negro woman, 20 years old, about feet
inches high, viii weigh Ice pounds, dark
color, Of modest manners, speaks softly,
usually with cast down eyes she is stout
and well formed. Louisa was raised, think,
near Petersburg or Norfolk, Va, and is pos
IDLY trying 20 escape in company with n
white man. She has usually a neat appear
auce. Y. X. STEvENsOS.
Atlanta, March 4.
Fie, for shame, V. X Would YOU
have it believed, for a moment, that
any man in the Southern Confederacy
would keep company with a negro
woman
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Twelve Cards in Each set.
SKI No. I.-OuR RELATIONS At HoAE AND AEHolD.
CONPnIsINa


CONPnIsINa
No. l. On Rnglsnds muRgy shore, a surly lion
gave CrevOus rOarl
2. Which temporarily sstOnished even tho
Gallo cock.
3. Who responded with Wsriike vigor, when
Lon caYed.
4. Exeter Hall. The lion weeps: " Il he
not q bird and n brOther2
s. Which he fOrgets IN the embrace Of the
benighted wolf Of the G.. S. A.
6. The 0rming Of the wolf by his faithful
squire, the lion.
Z. Tho Mexican yulture ggTrOted BY the gal
lc cock.
8. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets his rams.
3. Grand combat between tho eagle and Tie
wolf Of the G. ). A.
30. Death Of the wolf
a.. The eagle yindicates the Monroe doctrine
IN Mexico.
z. Grand tslleau. The little child Liberty
shsll lead John Bull )the hOR) aud France
lLbe Gallc cock 10 future.
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Lost

7 OST, by the undersigned, somewhere between
1 the corner of Broad and Spruce Streets snd the
Louisville DepO;, a small Round Tin Box,
containing Discharge Papers, also Pilot Papers for
the Lakes Any person finding, or having the
SINE by leaving them this Office viii Be literally
rewarded. They are Of no use 10 any one but the
owner ANGUS MCCORMACK.
March 26-3tz
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A combination of John Donkeys'
in Philadelphia, calling themselves a
Union Club, recently denounced the
Philadelphia Inquirer, as "disloyal
paper The denunciation was received
with a laugh of derision by every SEN
sible man in the city Newspapers in
this dsy-newspapers that are Of any
value-,lon't depend upon party clubs,
or cliques, or charity for support. And
partisan demonstrations affect them
about a much as the bray of an ass and
no more.
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The Boston Advertiser Of March "a,
says:
We are panied to record the death at
Cambridge, ON Saturday, of the wife of
President Hill, of Harvard College, Mrs
Hin was the daughter of the late 10
siah. Bellows, Of Walpole, New Hamp-
shire.
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Australian Circus
Mo nday, Tuesday, Wednesday
aud Thursday Afternoons
and Evenings, at =
and 2 o'clock.
POSITIVELY THE LAST EXHIBITIONS in
Nashville.
Extraordinary NEW FEATURES AND FRESH
NOVELTIES All the
Star Riders, Acrobats, Gymnasts
AND CLOWNS
In their ELEGANT PERFORMANCES and
SENS ACTS

assion 90 cents Reserved seats Is cents.
Childr sll 10 reserved seats, 80 cent?.
" B~-No Lsdes admitted unless accompanied
by gelElenien. Mar 27-tf
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TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH %. 1861

Second night Of the engagement Of the beautiful
refined and accomplished young actress
Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
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Soldiers and others,

At distance, who cannot cell at my Office, can
receive advice by stating the most prominent symp
toms and enclosing postage stamp to pay the re-
turn postage.
Charges moderate.
Office hours from sam. to : P. IL, and from
tO9PN Mar Zz-H
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AnsuGCtllentf.


DUFFIELD & FLYNN, Managers. W. II. EV-
ERETT, Stage Manager. s. p. SIMONS, Treas
urer. A. IIAlG, Director Of Music. ". FLETCH-
Err, Scenic Artist.
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Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,

And viii he glad to the friends OF the old house.
and others who may be in want Of good Goods At
fair prices His whole stock has been selected
with reference TO giving the purchaser honest value
for ms money.
Clever and obliging gentlemen, long and fyora-
by known 10 the trade will be in attendance 10
serve those who may call; and by far dealing and
polise attention 90 his patrons, he hopes 70 merit n
share Of patronage.
EB- Remember the stand lately occupied b. r.
G McNAIRY & Co.
TERMS-STRICTLY CASH.
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Alfred Stewart
The performance to conclude with
THE LIMERICK BOY.

PRICES OF ADNIssIoN.-DressC Circle. IS cents Gal
leTy, p cents. Doors open at a 70 O'Clock Per
Torrance 10 commence at "A 10 . O'clock
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TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH %, 1854.

Second night of the talented artistes Mr.. c. W. Cou
dock and Miss Eliza COuldOck.
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THE FORREST RAID.
The Attack on Paducah.

THE FORREST RAID.
The Attack on Paducah.
He Is Handsomely Repulsed.
Rebel Gcneral Thompson Killed.
His Body In our Possession.
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lac performance to conclude with the
SWISS COTTAGE.

RESTORATION oE OLD PRIcEs-P1ivate Boxes, IS
Orchestra Seats, 70 cents PaTquette so cents; Gal
lery, % cents; COlored Gallery, 80 cents Doors
open at 4 TO 7. Performance TO commence at IA
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If talking, and buster would avail
anything, the independence Of the re-
bells would soon be accomplished. Their
latest programme, we take from the
Montgomery (Ala) Nail, and is as fol
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The performance to commence with the
WILLOW COPSE.
Luke Fielding C0udOck
ROse........ Coudock
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23

TN I'd Judicial District Court, Boise County
i Territory of Idaho, County of Boise.
Harriet q. Miller, plff., vs.. George B. Miller,
deft. In Equity. TO George B. Miller, in the
name of the People of the United States of the
Territory of Idaho-You are hereby notified that
an action has been commenced against you by said
Plaintiff and the complaint filed in said court,
bearing date the 18th day of April A. D. 1884,
praying to be divorced from the bonds of matri-
mOny heretofore contracted with you, on the
grounds of desertiOn and cruel treatment AMI
you are further notified, that unless you appear
before said court within forty days from the date
Of this summons, and plead, answer or. demur
thereto, judgment will be taken against you by
default, and the prayer of the complainant thereof
granted. In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and the seal OF said court at my office in
Idaho City, county and Territory aforesaid, this
18th day Of April A. D. 1864.
JOHN C. HENLEY, Clerk Dist. Court.
Swift Keithly, Attys. for PIf. &
Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-SS.
On reading the affidavit of Harriet G. Miller
plaintiff, in the foregoing suit, and it appearing
to me satisfactorily therefrom, that George B,
Miller is not a resident of the Territory Of Idaho
order that the service Of the summons in this
case be made by the publication of the same for
five consecutive weeks in the Boise NEWS, a news
paper published in said county.
,e- SAM ia. d. "A i2KS, Judge S&cs
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23

TN the Probate Court of Boise County Idaho
i Territory. j. B. Ames, PIT. VS.. Murray Mich
olson, Deft. To Murray Nicholson You are
hereby notified that +. B. Ames has filed com.
plant against you in said court, which will come
on to be heard at the first term Of the court which
shall commence more than two months after the
18th day of February, 1864; and unless you app
pear at said term and answer. the same will be ia
ken as confessed, and the prayer thereof granted.
The object Of said prayer and complaint is to re-
cover the sum Of $l5O,86, for money loaned, and
for goods, wares and merchandise sold and deliV~
cred to said Murray Nicholson, by J. B. Ames,
about the lst dayo Sept. 1868. 28tf
HEED & CUMMINs, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23
Territory Of Idaho, :.
County of Boise. 81 ....a
Henry Hodes, Pl'f,
- ---- III vs.. ~ ~ In ChancerY.

Danl Drussell, DIT. as-.J i
In the District Court of the I'd Judicial dis
trict Of Idaho Territory, in and for the
County of Boise. --.-.----
ITO the abQve-named Daniel Drussel, in the name
Of the People Of the United States in the Ter.
ritory of Idaho: You are hereby summoned to
appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
now on file in the District Court Of said county,
on or before the 30th day Of April, 1854, or judg
ment by default will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of the said complaint. The obs
ject and prayer of the said complaint is to dissolve
the partnership existing between you and the above
named Henry Hodes and to recover Of you the
sum Of $G,GGl T8, and the necessary costs and r
bHFsements therein. - -
~ .ho City, YarL 2~h 1"4- /oa
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23
ShariHs Sale.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-In the Dis.
trict Court, Second Judicial DISTRIBUTES The
venin, Pl'f., VS.. Matthias Zapp, Delft:
DY VIRTUE Of decree issued in the above
identified Ceuse, dated April 18th, AID 1864, ard
now in my hands, commanding me to sell all and
singular the premises hereinafter described. or SO
much thereof, as may be necessary to satisfy the
sum of three thousand, one hundred and sixty
seven dollars, and forty dollars costs. shall
proceed to sellin accordance with law, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, on the 9th day Of May,
A. D. 1864, and on the said premises, the undivi-
ded one-half interest in a certain Lager Beer Brew
cry, and lot and house, and every article Of i'm
and personal property belonging to,
and used in brewing; or so much thereof, as will
Said property is situated on the north side Of Cen
terville, county and Territory aforesaid.
April l4th 1854, S. PlNKHAM, Sheriff
of Boise County,
n90:td BY O. L. WHITING, Deputy.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-23
Notice TO Professional Men.

G ECTlON otthe Revenue Law of Idaho Ter
- ritory, says "That each professional t1an,
(DefOre practiceing as such) including physicians
surgeons, dentists and Attorneys at Law, shall
pay tax in their several professions by paying
into the County Treasuy the sum Of $40 each, per
the above provisions of the Statute, are notified,
that unless they take out the license-tax therein
required they will be reported to the proper Off
Ger and dealt with according to law.
CHAS. D. VAJEN,
30:tf Treasurer of Boise County.