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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
QUARTERMASrER GENERAL's OFFICE, I
RlcHnOxD. March On, 1854.

To order 60 carry N, above nsuso1s, the Post Quar-
e-ase- POST where here Is no Q, Dtposary Ni
ecelvs from istes 40 the post all public me-
he, in ter h.-lt sxc-rs bills be5W dsnomlnAian Of
lara ami viii -.cs the 60 u DePostary
51a March ISt Whore there a. Depostary at Ms
rs sc Q1ae ter all turn In direct - The DePotary 3
p11ic f1cts
g. Chs. QIl-t masters Of armies, o. any detached bodies
t-oa1 vii designate public nuudi
from serving with her respective command AID
- . he "a I'd "a hereto directed
Ec1 "a trt-f tstsr " tepo 10 hs ofee the amount o.
L1 SELF Nth Adavit has Vie iunds thus
rput- public flndS and he amount due By
Couiei states, Aad hs Receiving QcA termae
VII send il smltr cons lated reports.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
The Sovereign States VS.. Their Servants.

The cent al ng nhu3r OF WGT Ge apt to lead us
asray Nothing should make forget tina. the h5e CT
six citizens Gem posing the Agency AZ Richmond are
simply and solsy the rervants Of the Soyeregnties-
We spp,nd few e1uacs for the purpose Of stirring
the memory of tho people. Who seeded from 'h-
Washington Goyeinment because il YES sectional and
consolidated, and who fgh iug because their State
independence is ass. lied:
The 'indepeudeEcs' CT each OF toe States composing
the Confederate atss is as complete aud full asalat
of each OF the Safes eomplsog the Uaited States bat
their right to place anOnS the na zoos Of the earth IL
contested by the UoiIed SAFES and they lighting
for this rghs with the h9m purpose TO Conquer it.
They are not fighting Tor The ihdepsI d'nce OF the
'severa Sa es" but fer Southern sectional nation
atv aad ths people and the armies regard it bsLh
"a necessity during the war and as - desidetlIn n
peace Richmond Enquirer.
"sectioi al naaonoh,y," grant you regards the
outer void, but State nationality" regards each
oth,r In peace, "subordiuadOn Of the Agency"
"Tae DO ser Of csercirg the citz N to render mtuy
service for such time ana under such circumstances
the Government may think it, il, indeed, traDscen
dett power; but 50 from being inconsistent wiki lib
srsy il Is essential It's preservation. nation cannot
for see the extent Of the dangers TO which 1t nay
exposed must therefore, grant TO its government
power DUAL every pcsaole emrgehy; aud this eau
only be dcne by giving 10 it the control OF its whole
nh arg strength. The danger tfat the power may DC
ab cd cInnot render il proper to withhold IT, for it is
necessary 10 tie national lie. The zrd Of abuse
Should DO guarded Hgaias, by 80 lrauipgthe govern
msnt as to render Il unlikely that it viii tho power
oppressively ."-E7trdet from recent Decision Of Le
Supreme Court of APPedts Of VTgi"ia.
We are not, aud never intend TO be, "nation, but
allied nations, eoOgnz ID such, State by Sac, SEGA
ratey, distinctly, ulequivaoaly. National life" We
T.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
.TgAT BRICK TBNEMRNT ON THE EAST

u : y II
,it, OF Nayg st. near Broad for sale auction
WI b. sold a. auc0u the Tremlse MONDAY, the IAN
Ma en- ts6t ~ Occk The neat brick tenement loes-
"a - shave recently occupied BY a. d. stern, and
mel by good trnsn $50 per AMMAN, and bsog the arm n
eneut r1 coualns ak rooms besides kthsn,
a. aud Is admirably veil heated for business geuuemaa be-
ing vi,hsu a fsE minutes walk Of MAn street
Hs-Cssh.
I've taxes ZOE issl 70 BE- paid By TIE PureAsser
,ssIs-M GODDIN APPERsON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
OFPICE vIRGISI CENTRAL 4 co. I
Rrrunorn = arch \ lsS1 [

NOTiCE-All checks drawn by this com
~ .aay an drafts dr,wu i, and an dividends and ohsr
claims rs. o. open account due previous 70 hsto1 VI
srch i,5 presented for payment or be ore u -
ty Nes b hereby hat all saeh checks Or claims oh %
m sl.a unsettled ths LIST day Of April 1884, gill be ID
present par ysue, 10 the option "a the
company currency, at the rate n 40 dara Of ihe
new PRESENT. nxed b. acl Of Bgeas, passed
Frbrlary NJ, lsti
Hil-9t JaARRKTT. freasare-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

,halIsston Au.usia savannah Mobe No gomsry Papes
pie copy week. and tend bil (h ecPy Of ayee-
la-u.) o. i1is olIse Tor payment mhl-lg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
To the Voters Of Louisa

accordsnse With the wishes numerous friends we hereby
announce JAA BAKER candidate for the once Of shsr
Of TIE county Of Loulss
We ehseffuy pledge him support him to
the vote OF TIA county worthy their confidence
sonpseni In every resTeet to discharge the dudes Il the
ONCE. go lf.s az Fftfs. . 70 ~ " - ~
The claims he hes upsn them for their furags citizen and
soldier, and bcspeAk for him their cordial support.
Ne dc Ills with conhd when thst from the
assembling Of Al Ferry present tine
has con.ussd pert Of that vail Of Who have nelly
defended homsz wives children and all
70 patriot from the raysgs Of common enemy.
uhli-dkclm = MANY yOTERg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

DIVIDEND NOTICE.
TIE Board OF Directors OF the Virginia
4 central Railroad mpSny have declare dividend OF On 60
per capital took % te OOmpany payable 20 sac
st5eknaIlsrs on ard afser the 1851 April 1854
books 81 Transfer vii Be closed IRON Ne lat 70 Zoe l3
April lisa
b. Uldur o. &c Board.
J. GGRREfH, Treasurer
OrYlcE Va. CEsfRL K. r. CosP'Y
ID huon1 march 10, l.64. mill c2t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
BILLS PAssED.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The e1emp ion revolutions from the Snate were coI
CURED In with amendnents.
Tho following communication was received and read
By the CLERK from Gn. Btsxss Bragg, In resp'nse 10
rest nuon of the House: ~ bss ,s....1.,si
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
NEW Sic

~ NOW EADY.
GAN MORGANs GRAND MARCH.
y,se,hsi .ith spisi k-ns-s q tbs gallant hero Mus
BY o. ". Pepcola2 - -
.sWorls AID music b. subttern-
GEORGE DUNN co,
,,,t3-lff Corner 1Gth and Main ats, Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
SPECIAL NOTCH.
NPECIAL NOIICE.


pOR RFkTThs first door basement and 1lo-cear o. ne
- boTse Corner ~ Nam AND NINTH sfkkkts, knosu
a BOsHERs ALL These pseiass are adassy .Hea Tor
- ,ss IN 4 large vhoIssae oonnssln suctoe buf-
&c. $500 n, JOHN ARCHER,
MS o. Engravsr asd PrlleE. On ne Prenllss
EINE COTTON LANDS FOR SALG--I
orr for sac come OF The hnest COTTON LANDS In TEXAS
nj Arkansas Tor four per cent CoaederA.e bonus 60,
~ 100, are In The very bsst portions Of those tEo slsleA
al. are not surpassed BY any lands In he Sona ,,,
mh4-l8ts - -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

A Joint resolution nom the Hos,e Of Dslegates Al
thorxing the Auditor Of Public Assounu " settle |.
accounts Of VIM. r Richie, public prinies, was cor
sidsred and laid upon the table. 81 saT
The Senate concusred n the Horss amendments 70
roads canals, ks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

EAgM FOR RENT IN CHARLOTTE
oOUseY VAL viii ny farm, with everything on a.
finnsda.e application Is made or Mr.. Samuel Pryor
syby The ccntsins ard les within miles
Of the Court Houe Fsmas operations pretty well advanced
for the season.
Apply ss above, or 70 L. SAMUEL 4. PRYOR,
mhl1-diWs Martins Battery, Petsr,bu,g Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

beautiful OO11Auh hEolDhNOE Al
Id Ashant vita hreuTtbs % acre % land ettAchef,
sr auth riEsd b sgl that beautiful agon cottAg q,
lsa a. above oecupsd b. NJ james FOrd contEE-
H. * rooms besides kitchen, meat house, stable wood hcue,
- valuable fertile garden and pamp Of coed
hi ~ var The Whole premises 10 re most periect order
M ser M have the ri<ht 20 free ucket The raroA
= slou gyen On lst Aprn ls6L rais, without doubt Is
DE hanson est residence IN Ashland-
Apply 10 JAS A. TAI IOA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
TESTIMONIAL To carr. ALBERr ELLERY

To a.d them al agait
lathe heijs Of light abova"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

v = u
lever the Southern Express omee)
Il nov open for the reception Of and Wilt be cptsud by
under gnsd with tbs constant snort 70 render sIcion 70
Its patrons.
The tab a. hots via b. msnsgsd Ire EUROPEAN PLAN,
all supplied sh Tx BHet mlIkett nords
uhc vitl the LIW00D HOUSE. OF Ninth
and Main stsee hei up excusiyey LODGING EsfAB-
IsHNENr the Of the travelling conIunty viii be fully
.IfsN sit..
due share OF III, public patronage is respectfully leed.
mhrI-6t d.. WALLINGsfOhD.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

Rail RoAD.-At the Pacific Railroad ope-
ming at Omaha on the End Dec. the following
dispatches were sent and answers received;
Omaha, December 2, 1863
To Brigham Young, Director of the Union
Pacific Railway Great Salt Lake City
Ground was broke to-day amid great rejoic-
ipg-cannon, flags, banquets, speeches, and
an illumination Of the city. Nebraska shakes
hands with Utah over the great National I'M
dertaking. Committee Of Arrangements.
Salt Lake City, December 2.
To the President of the Committee-Let
the hearts of the honest be united to aid the
great National improvement.
'l' hJl}-<'i BRIGHAM You've.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

FIRE.-0n Wednesday evening about. eight
o'clock that worst of all alarms-fre-Wa'
sounded through the city. The people rush
ed into the streets and soon discovered the
cause 6fibe al@mato be in the upper portion
of the city, knowa as Logtown." The whole
heavens we're lit lup with the flames. We,
with the crowd, ran to the scene Of conAagFa-
ton and iohndsitto be a cabin belonging to
the White Bros. of the Exchange. A deep
mining cut near the building on the side to-
wards town made it difficult of access new
erthelesS parties first on the ground succeeded
partially IN keeping1thS FIRE IN check by vig-
orous application of snowballs until the Hook
& Ladder Co. arrived with their hooks when
the burning cabin was soon demolished, and
an adjoining building of similar structure in
which large quantity Of goods were stored,
which was also on fire in the roo Saved.
Several firearms went of in the burning
building notwithstanding which the fremen
marched up to their work as fearless as vet
Grams. The consumed tenement was used as
a kitchen and sleeping apartment. The whole
loss including damage to goods thrown over
the bank from the storehouSe, we understand
amounts to about $500 ~ .'.' - 4a+
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

The REESE RIVER CoUNTRY.-The Sar
Francisco papers are engaged in blowing
for the mines of Reese river. Nearly every
column of the Bulletin and Alta by last ex-
press had something to say about the rich
ness Of the Reese river country. We have
always been opposed to this system of inAa-
ton in order to bring anything into notice.
particularly mining district. If the mines
are really good simple narration Of the facts
ID sufficient TO bring in a population to work
them, and more than enough are too many.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02
BINGHAM YOUNG.
Omaha. December 3.


10 the Governor of Californian ebraska
greets California on breaking ground to-day
on the great Union Pacific Railroad. Cannon,
flags, speeches, banquets, balls, and general
illumination welcome the newborn child
Your name will be proposed at the banquet.
Send a greeting. 7"" - 81.
ALVIN SANDERS, Governor of Nebraska.
California acknowledges with Joy the greet
ing Of her sister Nebraska, and will prove her
regard by her efforts to excel her sister in the
rapidity with which, carrying the iron bonds
of union, she seeks sistsrly embrace. Noun
tain and desert shall soon be overcome.
LELAND STANFORD, Gov. of California.
When will Idaho. w ashington and Oregon
reach out then. hands to Utah, Nebraska and
the East in friendly greeting over the opening
of a branch road from Salt Lake to Portland.
1t is only question Of time, and recent de-
velopmsnts along the route are tending to
hasten the period when the towns of Boise
will be linked to the East and the West as
we'll as to each other with bands Of iron,
commercial interest, and social sympathy
strong as the "eternal bars" and durable as
the everlasting hills, .ar..
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

On Friday, January 9Th. 1915. the battle Of New
Orleans was fought. on Friday August 10Th, 90,
Henry Clay died. On Fridn7. September Is, lsel
the Maryland legislature was closed oy the mills
tary. On Friday. Bthof November 1871 ,the but.
tie Of Tippecanoe was fought. On Friday Dec. Is,
On Friday, March 6th,I 1852 was Commenced the
battle OF Pea Ridge which. resulted in a Union
victory, On Dec. 18TH 1868, Ingersoll, Adams &
Co. received their last train Of goods which CONS
pletes their Winter and Spring stock comprising
OF dry-goods, groceries, provisions; miners nipple.
mems hardware, paints. OILS, &c. The largest
stock in Bannock. Anything from needle to
croWbar, or from nutmeg to : barrel of sugar CT. i
be had at their store on Main street, few doors
north Of the International Hotel. The publearo
respectfully invited to call aud examine their
steGk r-before- purchasing elsewhere. -.-..--* I'll
Bannock City. January LIST, 1854. Is
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02
Water Standard.
Territory of Idaho, County of Boise

Territory of Idaho, County Of Boise: -HssH e.
We the underdgned,) residents Of the county
and Territory Aforesaid and ditch owners therein,
do hereby mutnRlly agree with each other that
hereafter, we will Finnish and sell water from our
respective ditehss according to the following meas
urment, to-Wit under six inches pressure. '..-..
Moore 4 klders6nd, Bu68na vista Bar; Aldergoni
4 HurdI Pine Greek; Moore a Anderson, from II
Creekto JaekAss Gdlch ! Houston & Christie
MOore's Creek Deer Greer Ditch Company, By
E. A. Gilman. 4. Il ,~eu". z'IEnF uf a1egf7t.- q -
December 26th, 1863. 2aEs 5aa oaita l5tf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

new YEARS CALLS were INDUCED in by
several of our friends in regular old fashioned
style yesterday, but ourselves being obliged
10 Bring ont the News aud keep up With a
pres, d jqb7vork incident to the day, we're
obliged aiaforego the pleasure and begin q
year Of drudgery instead. aa 5Inov odv .oo1
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02
Administratol s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that persons haV.
IN ing claims against the estateOf R. B. Saver
deceased PlacervilIe, Boise county, Idaho Terrific
ry are required to present same With the nee.
essary vouchers for allowance. to the undersigned
administrator of said estate at the WashOe Saloon,
Plaeerville within one year from the date hereof.
.5v4 Jan. 2, 1861 N IR.I HOLMES, Admr.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

The shooting at Rlacerville on Christmas
day was quite as serious as our imperfect re.
port last week would imply. It seems that
Hugh D0nqhue being furiously drunk went
into a saloon fourishing a pistol and calling
on some one to Eight him his friends remon-
sttated and endeavored to disarm him, but
fortified himself in a corner where it was
impossible ? to appfoach him without being
shot, de he threatened any one who laid
hand on 3ll, him him, Finding that he occupied. q
position to command the whole house he be-
gan firing ataand over the crowd; the second
shot taking effect on a man BY the name Of
]. F. Miller, q qpiet peaceable citizen who
sat blythe stoys,apd had ,neyerspoken a word
tohis murderer in his life. Miller lived six
hours and expired. DohohUs edcaped and Is
still Of large ;-the Sheriff, offers . reward Of
$500 for his arrest deceased leaves a. fami-
ly inaOhio and had about $1,000 worth Of
properly in Placerville which will be sold and
the proceeds sent to them. On. the. same day
Richardson attacked Brown they fired si1
shots at each other. Richardson I received
one in each arm. and Brown one through his
leg and another through his hat; n0aboHes
broken in this afifasy and both parties are IN
fair way 4syy tYQ2-lreo9yeF sO0n; AoorTe5pondsnt
says a vigilance committee is talked oflin
PlacerRilte,1s hoping by breaking the claws
themselves to induce others to respect them.
o9 % aGGn GL4z = 4 10y - q EnD jEIW
AN UPHILL BUsINESs.-A story is fold of
. certain COmpositor hereaboutS, that on
Christmas night he was found in Wall street
atathe foot-of East hill cwith one f6otiDutii in
front Of the other BFacsd in a SIX ating position.
s side UP +. TIE office
after the manner fathose who daily slide from
the top down into town; After remaining in
that position until the cold set him 10 philos-
OpbiFFng he eOpelpdded in,ths Language Parson
SuggsusedltO his son Simon that, the thing.
was "agih. hatGr and couldn't be did.Vaa ass
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

Masonic MEETING. Several members Of
the Masonic fraternity met informally at their
hall at the corner of Montgomery and Wall
streets on the evening OF St. Johns day, 9th
Of December, and organized by calling Henry
Allen to the chair and choosing Thos. J. But
Ter, secretary. During the evening a resolu-
ton was passed, that the Order get up and
hold a Masonic ball in this city on Tuesday,
Jan. 9Th, 1854. A committee Of arrange
ments was appointed, consisting Of Frank
Campbell, Robt. Bailey and D. F. Connolly,
whose duties extend to the procuring of a
room, music, supper, &c. The meeting adj
journed to meet again this-Saturday-eys7
ming at o'clock. -7 :rsa.a. 70 ~
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

The resistance to the Sheriff in his attempt
to sell property in the collection of taxes by
Elias Brown on Buena Vista bar is defended
at some length in tO-day's issue by defendants
Attorney. AS is the habit of attorneys he
has endeavOred tO,make out a.plsusible JUS
tifcation Of his clients conduct, relying upon
technicalities of Law toTsustain hid positions 3;
bot we are sufs that when they come 70 be-
tried by the standard of equity and Justice,
those who have to bear the burden of sus-
tanning the county government will hardly
fail tolobserYe the injustice of collecting. from
"a portion Of the people and permitting others
to escape through the meSheO of the, Jaw
We shall net attempt to argue the, Jaw Of
the case with an attorney for in that he has
the advantage, being versed in legal matters
we are not. We feel safe however in yentur.
ing the assertion that lin the end the
best policy would have been not only
for himself but for the welfare of
the county and Territory under the protection
OF the laws OF which he acquired and holds
the property on which taxes are sought to be
collected ltoyhaEe paid his taxes in common
with his neighbOrs and other property holders
in the county, he could then feel that he had
an equal right with them to live and aqdire-
property in the Territory and demand protec-
ton lin the enjoyment Of his rights ;9while
if he. succeeds in battling the officers and es-l
capeS the payment of taxes he WillaIo that.
extent abecOmeoaa penSioner on the bounty
Of those who do psyydt ,a 5a.m6-irotsa INC
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02
39rirrs Gurrp1nt.

n. b. The prices stated are, for produce the
buying prices; torgrOceries and general merchan-
die, the selling prices. a... M sd Z. ...,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

ga Coon CHICK is G. H. Chick, who has
been to San Francisco, and en- his return last
week presented Us With French cofes-p0t,
from which We have been imbibing potatiop,
and lbatiOns Ffancais. Mr.. C. is an eztens-
i've dealer in tin-vsrs stoves, &c., not only in
this city, but in Placsryiile and Center7ills as
wslLo. I'd o. taa Fl b1osss 81, lsd. h.,s;f =
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY HIGBY & co
Dealers in General Merchandise, Groceries and
PF00tsiOHS, Cor. Mum and Val SITS.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

.
1868 & 1864.-The ever rushing pinions Of
time have hurled from existence another
eysPtF years ydsg Of blood and i carnage PasgsS
fraught with sorrow and fraternal strife in our
own hitherto happy country. The year 1858
has1beeD one OfaunexampledaOruelty aand suf-
fsFing, iBueiFis gone and is no more withqas
nor OF US, it is consigned to the chariel.houBsss
Observation-Disclosures let it rest; and @ 2iftit
sodldbe forgotten and with it the.unnumber-
ed msmoSies Of blighted anticipations,, yam
ished visions and hopes too JTudely put to
fight. But let us not despairj time ever ca
reering On 1hReary wing has ushered7 in, an-
Other link il the chain Of ages let Us turn to
thigsneyrb9En child of promise. with hopeful
hearts true the legacy left upOngits hands
by the departing year will lie in its pathway
Ike 4 dragon or evil; it is Born amid storms
and Sontsntiogns J the waf==elopds still hang
ahoutits brOWsJbpt let US trust that it comes
as a minister of better order of things, a
herald of peace, a remover of sectional ieal-
Ousi6s and strengthened of fpaternal regard.
The busy, anxious inhabitants Of earth are
ever changing. War succeeds peace snd
peace war; as one nation dies out another
springs5bp in its lstead5 and thvsFllhe eternal
rounds of CODE are run; I'M what condition
the void void wili.bs left at the Gldsd1of 1864
God alone 9arpl, tell 90 - 80. n,,sl,,g ,sq
THERE THERE VA ss ~ Minnie Rife, DsFfiRgGF
Swamp Angel nor Greek Fire about that
bottle Of brsndyspEelsntsd rs 6yWaTd, IF The
California Bakery. aoitgs2CoJ 93s.r2fmmI s. Z
r9u.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

DELEGATIONS. Midnight mass was duly
held at the church church Of ST. Thona, in Placer
Vile on the might before Christmas. The
Tedeum was sung with solemn effect. The
house was crowded With attentive listeners
many of whom joined in the ceremonies and
sacrifices and all bstOEenoda spirit of christ
faaity. At midday at the church of st
Dominiok in CenteFyille prayers pray to Messiah
were given and the, imposing rites of the
church common TO. such occasions duly OBJ
served. FATHERS Poulf1 and 1Iesplis are in
du,trious lpBorsr' ip the. 7yiineyeFdr ..''..
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

THE'GOlden GityFa new mammoth steamer
built in New York for the P. n. S. S. Co.,
arrived IN saR francisco agr p on The 27tb Of Eo!
via the Straits, Of MAgellan.al,oq 6.:sg
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

mt ONsJBuR THQMPsoN having established,
N in Connection with his No. L. Barber-shOp,
a fpq Bathnig, sSal9ORP 70 be (knOwn as theae4Ir
84gKa1 YOU BATH8g
would take this nethod Of infofAdng his old pat
rons and public generally that he will give baths
WARM AND .91NDo
at all hours Of the day and night. Tho bathing
apartments are furnished with 1extFa stoves. Go
and see sa-i.. - agyiW LILLIAN THO NPSON, .
PlacerYilles Dec, "a 1868. M ia hrs r..r l5R
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

CAL. grapes are in this Misunderstanding
been brought up packed il vine vii II barrels,
and iRlthis,asyin nearly every instance where
anything good to eatlordrink comes to town
The printer was not forgotten The pr6pris!
tor assures rs tia: be had saved Us a bunch
thatweighed 4jand172 pounds; it must have
been delicious or even luscious; We can all
most taste it, and yet we didn't get d "sno6t
fulR8inC consequence, ASH he assures US, Of,har-
ing made sale ooflitt to another party 1t is a
comfort to one to know that he has been re-
membered. ~ ,~o-,.,.., s7o,., .l.., 49,. ..,,4..