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A UCTION S1LE9
THIS DAY.

Ey Thomas W. Reese, Au.tarca-
(oEitc %. ner Of Twelfth and Ct.v.,... d.
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LtNALL FARM OF FIFTY-ONE

stN y LII FARM OF FIFTI-ONE
- ACRES, WITHIN ONE NILE OF PRINCE
EDWARD COURTHOUSE AND IN ONE MILE
OF HAMFnEN SIDNEY tDLLEGE, FOEMEK-
~ OCCUPIED BY MISS NOTTINGHAM, FOR
SALE ljlN AIELI We OTHER ior sale the ub,yc-
located EARN, OF which tiurty-cIEht acres aGc
cleared and good state ot cultivation, thirteen
acres az original growth. The garden Is large ana
productive, we'll tmu,hcd with small tlut-, and
line orchard Of choice tilIt. There is Il well Of
crlcnt water III the yard. Tie place i healthy
III" Improvements consist OF dwelling with three
finished rooms, good condition, and oIii.r,
bins stui "-!.Ju,r--lyvj -oa" repairs. AMI there
ale ,I.ou4i b.I,k- the place to buili It large
house. InCc, $4,000,
GKUBBS x WILLIAMS,
% Its Al, tlyIl,crs.
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A UCTTON SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

By Robinson, Adams & Co, Auctionccrs,
Corner Of Ninth ana Main strccts.)
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4 KITCHEN FUENfTCRE, Fit.. 80"
lEGS, H0hSE+, CARRIAGE ANb.T!t },:.
AHp COW; FOR SALE At AUCTION NTH 3,
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Auction S1LES.
FUTURE DAY.

By Thomas W Kccscc, Auctioneor,
tOiIi,a corner Of Twelfth and Cary strcets.l
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~ OIICE.-An adjourned meeting OF the
Viii be held III Richmond at the oirc Of the OH b.
i'unlon Nail Company, on THURSDAY, the 21tA
instant, at 10 o'clock \. NJ.
All parties interested i'll the production Of IRON III
the State are invited 10 attend.
Contractors with Government are especially
requested to DC present.
j. WARREN SLAUGHTER,
President OF the Iron Masters Association.
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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15
ROCKY BAR. Sept. s. 1864.

A"NSAA HAAj A1TP1' ~ 4OOF
Ed. News: Last night was a timelong to be
remembered by the rSitizens of this place.
About shutdown the people were aroused by
the reVerberations of a salute fired from the
anvils of our enterprising blacksmiths Mess.
Boles & Annibal. Upon inquiring the cause
twas aseertained that three heavily laden
wagons were coming in over the new wagon
road just completed by that enterprising in
Idiyidual, Mr.. Julius NewbeFg. Long and
loud huzzahsprent'the air and made the well
kin ring. All business was fer the time sus-
pended and everybody seemed loud in their
praises Of the energetic and thorough going
Newberg. In commemoration of the event,
at the hour of ten o'clock, about one hundred
of the sturdy pioneers and business men Of
Rocky Bar, assembled at the Alturas Restau-
rant to,partake of a sumptuous supper pre-
pared on a few honrs' notice by mine host
Mr.eFrancis de Silvia, alias Portuguese Frank.
For some time the crowd seemed silent, so
absorbed were they in the bounteous erepast
spread before them. Mr.. S. B. Dilley. presid4
ed with his usual dignity, and introdueedMr.
Newberg, the hero of the occasion, to the
citizens in a short 'but very neat speech and
proposed the health of Mr.. NeWberg, which
was followed By three cheers and tiger.
Champagne and.wine flowed freely, and all
went merry as a marriage bell" Speeches
were made by Messrs. O'Connor, Margary,
VIM. Law, Jr., N. B. Dover, Prof Gaffney,
VIM. H. Howard, Merritt Reilly, W.,Wadding-
ham, Mr.. Prayer, Mr.. Hebner, and many 9TH
ers, after which the crowd dispersed, each
vending his way to his respectable(2) place
eff abode as, best he could.
There need now be no fearsrabout quartz
mills coming into this camp. A good wagon
road is completed to Rocky Bar, confidence
in the futare prosperity of Alturas county
restored, business again resuming its usual
activity, and everything moving smoothly.
EsMERALDA.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15
sHERIFF's SALE.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-ss.
10y virtue of an execution issued out Of til
D trict Court of the I'd Judicial Distr
Idaho Territory, and to me directed and deli.
up0n a Judgment rendered in said Court, in
Of NJ, Newhuu,e and Nathan Schecline and
John Priestly and Robert Pheelan, for the 81
three hundred and tWenty-three and TWEEN
hundredths dollars, with interest thereon
rate of two and ashalf per cent per month
the 18th day of July, 1864, together with C
suit, taxed at fifty-four and thirty-fve one
dredths dollars. | have seized all the right
and interest which the said John Priestl,
Robert Pheelan had on the 18th day of July
OF. in and to the following described pro
which | shall expose to sale, at public auct
the law direets, attbe premises, 10 the b
bidder. for cash, on the 2lst day or G5PC,
1854, at 2 o'clock p. m, to satisfy said jud
and costs, and accruing costs, to wit
fourths of a water ditch now used by Prie
Co. leading from Moore's creek and tappin
creek nearly opposite the head of ChristIes (
al a fume leading from said ditch, with hJ
ic hose and pike attached; also three clail
the west side of Grub GulCh, comme1ci
Moore S creek and running ina southerly dire
-alsOthree claims on the.east side oil SAID
GuIch. commencing at said Moores cree
running in the same soRtherly direction;
unfinished ditch, leading from Bolster's
also a lot of sluices used on said mining clal
S. PINKHAM, Sheriff Boise
ByO. 7. WHITING. Under Sheriff.
Dated August oath, 1864. ? sY2D
The above sale is postponed until Wedn
Oct. Goth, "a, same hour and place.
S. PINKHAM, Sheriff Boise
.ByO. L. WHITING, Under Sheriff.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15
Tden Notice.

In thsProhate Court, Boise Co., Idaho ]
n D Fonts & james Taylor vs., s. IL.
Robert Strother.
N-OTIGB is hereby given to ~ persons
~ ~ Claiming liens on the mining
r ~ al Smith & strothef'a claims, y
k s;tOotaa a ahont one hundred and fly yard
t the rst from Ids6G t et "a s sid
S 1ea Gn i'i teet along said creek, ane ans
a hume wid it6' to t6e hill at right q s5
oF further @ro6 6o f69 Patoaad i
site slae est rom II are the Last Cha9es g,
nohT bs dtoh Or the race connected the1
W Pp unoptfe said mining ground S " n
Ri Sgo P FroBao OS coaf
be and appear IL the 1a sa5q T TSRS and d.
fo4[an ten 81 said court for 1862 and
! y2n4W3 E. / w.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

The Observation-Disclosures We give the result
Of abs Boise County Election. As will b
seen by thoseswho bave paid any attention
to the political complexion last Fall and this
change has come over the spirit of tn,
people to such degree that the Democratic
ticket, which last year was beaten by ma,
jority of 43O in the county, is this year cleo
ted by nearly twice that number. Muck
speculation is being INDUCED in as to the
cause of this result. Strict partisans on Ell
Their side advance most untenable theories
Some contend that it was a secession triumph
and point to instances Of hurrahing for JEFF
Davis on the announcement of the result.
otharstry to persuade themselves that the
people hope for more vigorous prosecution
of the war under theleadership of Mcclellan.
Others again think it is a desire for peace
that politicians have induced the masses to
believe would follow the success of the Dem
octatic party. Still another class contend
that they wereout voted by the late emigra-
ton of whom t<is eentended that a majority
fed from the Atlantic side te-escape the draft
Our own opinioH is that any or perhaps all
the above influences may have had their
weight, bnt the principal and most effective
cndgel in the hands of the Democracy, and
the. oae that was used to most advantage, was
mines. L was a some
thing that was but little understood by those
who depend on the hearsay of others for in
and yet it is an easy matter to
show them and make them understand that
they are to be taxed, while it is very difficult
matter to make them understand that it is
false, or if true, that it amounts to but pitt
lance, or that it was not a party measure or
anything of the sort. The moment taxation
IS mentioned, the people are wild and will not
be convinced of anything except that the
party charged with the crime of taxation is
guilty and must be punished. That por-
lion of the Democratic party believe that the
triumph of that party will bring a permanent
peace, we have not the least doubt that 9TH
srs hopeb an armistieestOgive the rebels.
chance to recuperate and gain strength Ito
orolong the struggle for final separation, we
ave as little doubt; while we know there is
. class who really think Mcclellan is the
proper person to crush out rebellion by the
employment of more vigorous means than
hose now in use. Yet the proposition, or
both Territorial and national, to
ak the mines wrought more changes than
Ill other causes combined in the election in
his county last Monday.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

ADVICE TO DEFBATED CANDIDATEs.-We can
think Of no better advice to give defeated
candidates than to initiate the virtuous resig-
nation of the immortal "Sniktaw," when de-
feated for Assemblyman in Siskiyou in 1857,
a position to which he vas afterwards elected
and served his country with distinguished
ability. Thus he gpake when the ballots
were counted and he was defeated Almighty
King of America you have spoken and your
irreyocable-cOmmands have gone forth. Some
who expected to tread upon the tall knobs Of
creation now wander listlessly through the
dismal swamps of despair. Some who ex-
pected to fare sumptuousIy every day, and
clothe their bodies in purple and fine linen,
must now live on common grub and wear no
store-clothes. The time will soon
come round when we can take another chance
-do0't'be down hearted, patriots and com
panions; lovers of your country, stand firm
to the helm. The ballot-box is a small in
strument but it acts like a giant. Laag|
years ago it was accustomed to talk ,sancy to
aspirants. Greater than Siakiyon patriots or
California statesmen have looked wild with
astonisment at its melancholy freaks and
bowed humbly before its power. It's mystic
rious workings placed the learned son oil
Tennessee in the Presidential chair and thrice
crushed the hopes of him yagko would rather
be right than be President. The fiery and
impetuous Jackson, with the halo of New
Orleans upon hisfbrow, walked as a champion
in Americas capitol at its bidding, and the
unholy ambition of the talented Burr was
forever by its silent but powerful
eloauence. Take courage, then, patriots,
cheer up statesmen, but for the present sup
pose about four hundred of us take trip up
Salt river; it is classic stream, and all the
craft that float upon it are freighted with
goodly freight. Let Sniktaw take the helm,
cut the cable, and let US go singing
Farewell, vain world, we're going home.'"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

Come TO WRBFooT-Frank EastabrOoks,
who~has,been doiugthe principal part Of the
job-work of this Office during the past six
months, leaves some time daring the week
for the land of red apples-the classic Wall
lamutt-to ruralrize for season among the
green fields of Yamhfal. Frank is "a good.
man, good printer, and his departure is re-
GREETED by the whole Typographical frstcFd3ty
of the Basin, as well as all who enjoy his ae-
.euain4ancei and especially by the ladies. It
is astonishing what partiality the ladies have
for printers.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

TIE DUpD OF. B.ATsIors.-3It'issthe duty Of
every lover and supporter Of republican in
situations to abide the result of every fairly
conducted election without murmur. In
the event of a partizan success, it is manly
and noble to bear the honor with meekness,
and not to excessively exuft over the misfor.
tunes ofa defeated opponent. It's equally hon
orable in the defeated partyto bow with hum
BILE submission to the will of the majority, and
to acquiesce in the decisions ofthe ballot-box,
and he is no republican nor no democrat who
harbors a thought of resistance either in
-we0d or deed to'the legal and reasonable acts
Of the powers that be, no matter by what
party or through what influence elected, pro-
vided always that it is the duty of personal
and political friends and foes to hold the Off
GERS to a strict accountability to comply with
the law, which being done, they arc as much
the servants of one party as of the other, and
are entitled TO thesupport of all good citizens
in maintaining good order and enforcing the
laws of the land.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15
Summons.

Territory of Idaho, so CT
County OF Boise. U. S. Rev
In the PROBATE Court of Boise County, l.
ID. P, Fouts &,James Taylor VS.. 5. Il. u
Robert StrOther.
YIN the name of the People of tho United
in the Territory of Idaho, You are
unified that there is now on tile in the otfic
Cerk of the Probate Court of Boise county
Territory, the complaint Of D. P. Fouts an
Tavlor. claiming of and from you the snm
teen hundred and twenty-one and l7-LOO {
on an account for work ard labor done al
formed for you on certain mining groul
nravino this honorable court for the enfor.
Of the mechanics lien set forth in plaintiff
nlaint. and for decree directing the sale
property therein described, and that the Pi
Of said sale be applied to the payment q "
,of $l42l,l7 and cests OF suit; and taat
Won appear and answer 70 said c9taplalat
twenty DAYS after the service 4eof e
within this comfy, and T seERea q t.N
ty but within this alstrittz-tal
served beFyna The liraits Of 81 the coi
district Within forty days after The s
hereof eegel a5ige Of the day of service
viii Be- entered against you and the SAID pI
viii anplv To 0ur said court for the relief
foT IA theft said complaint. In testimony Il
/. Jonas w. Brown. Clerk Of said P.obate
have hereuntO set my hand and
RI. S. the seal ef said court ut Idaho Cl
9th day Of October, A. d. 1864.
JONAS w. BROWN, 9.
EFF. GRAY, Atty for Plfis. VI;
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

SENsELEss ACCUsATIoNs.-L year as well
as this, the defeated parties after election in
situated, and in some instances boldly Charg-
ed, fraudiin conducting the election. Such
insinuations and charges are very Hnbeoom-
ing, and betray an iHiberal cast of mind in
the accuser, unless there be some grounds
susceptible of proof to sustain the charge
Last year theoelection was conducted by
board of Judges and clerks in this preciact
chosen from each party whom erknoW as
honorable gentlemen, who would scorn to
stoop to trickery, and yet the charge has been
oft repeated that the ballot-box was tempered
with We have frequently requested parties
to furnish us with the proofs that we might
make. them public, but none were tOrthcom-
ing, SO theconelusionF isairresistible that none
such existed soin.the campaign just closed,
frequent allusion has been made in our pres
ence to fraud at the polls, bat unless parties
in possession of know ledge-,6f such facts
are willing to make them public, we think
this community are iusti6able in setting it
down as jealous SANDER upon men chosen
With eAneciaI reference to their honesty and
sterling, integrity 20 presTdeOVerrahd manage
the receiving and counting Of votes. If any
illegal voting has been done, it, is the fault of
the voters and not of the board. That a
large number of emigrants who had not re-
sided in the Territory the length of time re-
CURED by statute voted, is no doubt true, but
theyewere advised that it was right and are
themselves not so much to blame.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

BbECTIoN DAY.-Monday came and went a
all other days come and go in the ceaseles
round of ages and whirl of time, bringing
nothing unusual in its train save the election
and that was conducted Rs lpeaceably ant
quietly as it was possible under the circum
stances. Much noise was necessarily per
mitted to escape from lips whose heads anC
stomachs were overcharged with whisky, bu
all in "great good humor."s Hundreds o
men whom we had never suspected as being
politicians suddenly developed themselves a!
such, and were to be seen from the rising O
the sun to the going down thereof, with bun.
dies Of tickets crying ont in all manner aot
disiointed ordinations -" here's.your regu.
lar Independent miners ticket, ''"'here's oHl
regular Democratic ticket" here's yourPeg-
ular Union ticket" &C., &c,--conspiring to
create such:a Babel of confused noises as is
seldom beardanywhere outside of Pandemo-
mum. We were not little amused at one
Jealous Individual who increasingly heralded
the character, of ticket he had to dispose of,
not forgetting each time to add the words
"-no slaves, .Aor no free niggers;" another
equally ardent, and with .lnngs like brazen
trumpet, who appeared tosbe possessed with
the idea that God Almighty had not created
white men so far above the negro but that it
was possible for the negro, .Fgith an equal
show, to become the better of the two, sound
ed the tidings from morning till night that
there would be 't+ no negro equality either in
this Territory or any other" Others cried,
"hurrah for JEFF Davis and three cheers for
Abe Lincoln, with the same breath, not caring
a sixpence who won, but delighted with the
election and free whisky, and earnestly pray
ing that it might continue the year round
At six o'clock the polls were closed, and Pass
toms band, which had been engagedsby the
Union party for several days, was employed
by the Democracy, and struck up "Dixie
from the portico of the Occidental Hotel,
eliciting shouts of applause to such degree
that the board of election were unable to
proceed with the canvas5ing of the votes, &C
cOrdingly theywere requested to retire, which
they did, to the Democratic stand in front of
Whites Exchange, where speaking and music
were kept up alternately until late hour in
The night and as one orator expressed it,
much enthusiasm was manifest rolling
through the hearts of the people,"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

Y The rock taken to San Francisco by Nj
DOnivan from the Home Ticket, Owyhee, ac-
cordingt6op private telegram published in the
oFegoni"n, was assayed by Moliter Zee. and
showed yield Of Sc, 81 in silver and
S4a9}r2 in gold-total, $7l96 rs.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

GAMBRIEUs MIIL.-The Garrison Gambrinus
Compapy's.mill, recently purchased by Mr..
Combs, in San francisco, is very near the
Basin, as we learn from a gentleman who
passed it several days age on Burnt river.
we are. nat.info8med as to the power or ca
pacity of this. mill, but are-assured that tits
Of a late improved pattern, embracing dis
coveries in separating not auntil frscently
known to quartz men. The public are anz-
iously awaiting the issue of the experimental
working the Gambrinus, Landon, Astor,
Monarch, and,other lodges in this imulediate
.neighborhood, andawill,not. long be -keptrin
suspense as. to the two former. FThaPioneer,
near Placerville, has already proveda success,
and the same thing is confidently predicted
for all the others by the best quartz manrin
the country.
Since the above. was in .tgpeSETe' learn thai
part Of the machinery has arrived and that'it
wS,. continue to arrive at-,intervals for the
next. four or FIVE days, the boiler and heavier
machioery having passed Though Boise city
en- Thersday.
.Doe9R's Express to South Boise, has oul
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

LOOK AZ Sheriff Pinkham's notice to tax
and license payers inianother column. Pink
las run about after licenses which are pava-
lie at bis Office, until he has become tired.
~sad nnlesHpayment be made the, parties NAV
get into' hOculty"-ditto to tax payers. A
word to The wise, etc.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

VANrINs & ElsLnRs advertisement, as
renewed, will be found under 1.-THE head Of
New this Week" Take a look at the list
Of articles they offer for, sale, (which is only
moiety of what they really have stored away
In their cellar. .------.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

AT the. regular meeting of the shareholders
OF che Astor Gold and Silver Quartz mining
Co., held Oct. BIB, r. oheeney was elected
Fresident A. Showers, and Aft NJ. McMiller.
trustees 7. G. Poujade, Treasurer, and A.
Phillips Secretary for the ensuing year.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

REMoyAL.--J. A. Dawson, tailor has re-
moved from bis old stand, Wall ST., to Main,
opposite the City Hoteh where he isreOeivirg
a new supply of goods Of the latest styles,
, which he will make up in the best manner.at
reasonable prices Particular attention Will
} be paid to securing and repairing, A sUpe-
loe PARTICLE Of purses Of his own make, of ALI
s-Gizes aiways on hand
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

tbs Two NnET4Ses--Last Saturday even
ing he two political parties had grand turn
out IN this eity,'the speakers' stands being
only about two hundred yards apart The
Union patty, had torchli gbt procession num-
herring II the neighborh0od Of Eve hundred
torches besides irewcrks cannoo, &C., but
agas 80 use-the Democracy's name was
eiegiop.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

sseUTa- BorsE WAGON Reap. by reference
70 our correspondence from Alturas, it will
Re observed that the good people of Rocky
bar had grand jubilee over the completion
Of the South Boise Wagon Road from Boise
Chy. A supper was given to Mr.. Newberg,
speeches made, toasts drank. etc.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

DEATH OF JUDGR BAbDwlN.-Tbe telegraph
ANNOUNCES the death of Judge Baldwin, for
'ae'1y Chief Justice of California, author of
: Flush Times in Alabama, " and one ofthe
most humorous writer's and genial tempered
gentlemen in 4he United States. He died in
San Francisco on the 28th Sept.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

Dlsr. CoURr, s. c. PARKS PREsrOrSq.-En-
gagged Tuesday, Wednesday aud Thursday in
'the trial Of Thos. FitzGibbons for the mur-
der Of John Coray. Jury out half day and
returned verdict of not guilty.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

OwYHEE ELECTION. latest inteli-
geuce from 0wyhec gives Parks small ma
jority-reports Cumnlins elected to the Coun.
Gil and Hays-Union las Auditor, and Re-
corder though there were two precincts to
hear from. Fhe Humboldt express which is
due at 8 Q clock to-day will probably bring
the OF cial anR0unceaent.