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49, wtihansAsfED 70 Cuss II sIx DAYS DR. Godfreys
stanS;e, an English Specific Of sixty-fve years
change 81 di , cure Go"95,hsa is stz Gays. Nc
Hs.iS: FORD, corner 18th street ana Pa Avenue
nslon. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. 10 S-iy
IHa oHKAPEsr AID srs, H.,, n,-w.
n .sn, RACES OF Washes ONt-U phsm a Hail Nv
g. O. Ford. Corner ne ,s best in USE Try It. Sold ~
Washington; and Henry Coes a ana rsna: avenue.
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CoLeA-,,s Ho,~, ~,

This celebrated Toilet Soap; In such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, 10
mild and emollient in Its nature, fasrantly scent
Cd, and extremely beneficial in its scton upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. jaN-eory
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Shay, Anna Boone, Catharine Dugau, Bridget
Childs, Ann Hsssett, Frederick Maisha, Eliza
Deyenhart, Miss Mannis Smead, and Caroline
Nichmayer, all from rebel States delivered to
Provost Marshal Ingraham.
Second Prectnct.-Ja mes Jordan, suspicion OF
larceny; dismissed. David w. Brook and Jno
Mrs. ID. Brown. selling whisky to soldiers;
workhouse. Lewis ChItchey, Sc ling liquor
unlicensed; $40. John Dobbs, attempt at rob.
Third Preeinct.-Wesley Scott, disorderly;
workhouse. Frank Hepburn, buying clothes
for soldiers; military. Charles H. Thrift, sus-
Robinson, and Agnes White, drunk; dis
missed.
Fourth Precinct.-John Pomeroy, threats; bail
for peace. Mary Shea and Julia Riley, drunk
and disorderly; workhouse. Mary kelleyi do;
$50
Saml B Cater alias Dorser, grand larceny;
dismissed.
Tenth Precinct-Andrew Brown, dsorderly;
50. Dan1 Batson, do; dismissed. Jno Randy,
drunk; do. VIM. O'Brien, de- military. Ida
Earnest, Kate Light and Dennis Nc Donald;
So each Mary Lee, drunk and profane; do.
Thos. Spencer disorderly; 80. Jos. kaenan,
do; military.
THE FUND FOR THE BENEFIT OF FAMILIES
OF DISTRICT VoLUNTEERs.-It appears by
statement from b b French, Esq, treasurer,
that there is now remaining in hand Of the
fund tor the benefit of families of soldiers en-
listed in the District balance OF S7,O9o AZ. The
cash from subscriptions by individuals from
august, 1862, up to the spring of 1863, was
507, and the amount paid cut mp TO that
time, s1S,717. 50, leaving balance OF S2,G2725
Subsequently there was received:
Cash Of Mrs. L. E. Chittenden, treasurer OF the
fair at the Patent Office building. ..st2,72l IS
Cash received as the net avails Of two
balls at Patent Office. .............. 153 81
Cash received of individuals. ........ 2435 Is
Add balance Of above. ..........".. 2027 %
s17,337 80
Cash paid to soldiers families and
for expenses from Oct. L, 1861 to
June 90, 1894. ........".....Slo, CO
Cash on hand,..,,,..... 1868 al
balance in Government securities at interest,
and thus has now sc, 500ln Government bonds.
CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Saturday
Sergeant Hepburn, of the tenth precinct police,
arrested a man named John Rose, on charge OF
robbing Allen harris, colored, Of a watch, on
the 4th inst 1t appears, from Harris's state
ment, that he went TO a MIR. OHare to borrow
money on his watch for the purpose OF bury
ing his child; that OHare could not advance
saying that he would get him the money; but
he failed to return. Rose was taken before
Justice Boswell, who committed him to jail
for court.
PORT OF G acknowledgements
VIM. Gregory, Cottrell, for Boston; ]. A. Allen,
Done, Fortress Monroe; Palmer, Terry, do:
Hattie Annah, Circuit, Bangor; Grace Girdler,
Clark, Baltimore; Robt. X. Scott, johnson,
Patuxent; brig Forrest State, Harryman, Bos-
ton: sloops Eagle, Faunce, st. Marys; Victory,
Tyler, Nanjemoy.
FUNERAL SERvICEs.-Yesterday afternoon,
the members of the various divisions of the
Sons of Temperance assembled at Lincoln
Hospital, where the funeral service OF the
order was performed over the remains Of -
Williams, member of the Lincoln Division.
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pYy. G. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
NOTICE-SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON FIFTEENTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN
n O a D

FRANZ HoSsE ATR 1T
e If
piainsnts and Harriet Lancaster ct al defendsnts.
shall proceed to sell at public auction, on the
and demand of Basil Lancaster, deceased, Of, in
a aae 70 and or
known and distinguished as part of Lot No. %, in
M ises
Dy 100 feet in depth, together with all the inn
Terms: one-haif of purchase money cash at the
time of sale. and the residue in 8, and months.
by deed in trust on the premises
All conveysncing to be under the direction Of
purchaser 'As'' 4 1, SANDERS, Trustee.
y; ed 6k3uS SHs se g. MeGU1REa CO. Auct
A LOTION SALE OF CONDEMNHD HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
ws GTfs g osf b C5Tig + fs4.{
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the high.
est bidder, at the times and places named below.
Lebanon, Pennsylvania. THURSDAY. July l4th.
heading, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. July 2lst.
,s nss5,ssttssburs. Pennsylvania. THURSDAY. July
Altoona, Bennsylvania, THURSDAY. August
VI Transport, Pennsylvanis. THURSDAY, An.
Two HUNDRED GOO, CAVALRY HORSES 1t
These horses have been condemned as unfit fot
the Cavalry service of the Army.
may be had: ' $4,000
Terms: in United ssn AMf sssrAssnTs{ k1N,
Lieut., Col, and oh,a. ""artermsster.
~ std Cavalry Dur..a.
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WANTS.,

FoHT pRIs sA AZ. =. WANTED 4 the N..ien.I
.rp.S WIS uay. ~ 25-3tf
WA AN 1,sD . 'gq1s .si7I, . SITUATION
Appl, 81 TIE Star ' Once objection to tr'vsllas'
WApH TM4s, good journeyman HOUSE CAR
INV. 4o3 fennsy1vania avenue, rear ~ st. 1t
"A a. UoS E, Ai ~ s YOUNG MAN WANTED.
e PHR metro esiis.n 4 soa
street,. oS2 "a avenue. between s.h and 10th
Roy WANTED-ASmart, active LAD: about IS
sener sats OF age who is yiliing to make himself
situation by applying at sas Penns yivans A ave-
WANTED-AFU UNFINISHED HOUSE C. at.ininr
Desr the avenue Address Mrs.
WAN1TrEalDG.;A JoUKNE EYsI5I ,ssARBEk, GOOD
st near Msryland avenue, Island. Also Barber
WANTED One O. more ROOMS for public
s sesss soaN Treasurer Of Pgsic
WANTED-As good COOK for . first ass board.
understands her business liberal wages viii be
Sa ON "a ne. ssass Bulge
WANTED-To buya BAGATELL. Apply 342
y street between 18th and 18th streets north
4@s HTsSkEp FP% SS
PENTERS, CHOPPERS, &C., to work on Eastern
1Pe, ns JOHN
or I. y%
Corner of Psns and lsss street.
!, a Engineer pssaes e. NagsS
address POSI- BOX Nv or thirty
A AMa o OF HX9 ROOMS S! e s5s
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES 70 PUR0HAsl
must be in good cultivation With al tie necessary
So1 ". Gs 'arm AoS ~
TEAMsTERs WANTED.
Caiet Qsa'serr,ss.s,,s o@s: gges Of Masstsston,}
x.ntea sss1hafGh q S SRlB Fl
and managing SIX mule teams. "A ''ns'' ''ne'
Be- d1
se r secs
xp ply to CAPTAIN Charles q. Tompfins, NJ,
ga corner TwentyseoQRd snd Rfs # Wash
.a.,st Brig esn1 and SS ls5 g;
BLAcKsM1THs M ANP nwHEELwR1aHrs
ca Q.as'a'' VS. %ssbi B: FOL- 81 Jp Tln s
Wanted at once, to work in Government repair
Washington, One Hundred (1O0) good BLACK
SMITHS and One Hundred tlO0) good WHEEL
WRIGHTS.
The pay per month will be Sixty Dollars ($6o),
with one % ration per day, and hospital privileges
when sick. ---..
Apply to Captain CHAs. II. TOMPKINS, A. q.
No. 8. A.. correr Twenty second and streets
Washin gton, d. @. u. Fl. FUCKER,
Brig Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
jy6-13t Department of Washington.
G. RhER Eg gES9
DING and HOUSEFU FINISHING GOODS ofeysrv
description. B. BUCHLY. 42s 7th street,
te8tf between g. and II east side.
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0C@NOTICE-At a meeting of the Dravmen,
AS Cartmen. and Haulers of Georgetown, u
Resolred, That from and after this date July
10Th. 1864, the prices of hauling be as follows:
Hauling to any part of Geor getown, 81 cents; out
side of the town, IS cents hauling -four from canal
to the river. 2s cents per barrel; hauling to Wash
ipgten, 81 Ito Navy Yard, 81 for each and every
load. ~ 22St*
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ORPHANS COURT, July I'd. 1S54-DIsTRIcT OF
~ COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON County. 1o,Uu:,
Rainey, deceased, the administrstrix aforesaid
has, with the appreciation of the Orphans, Court
day the 18th inst for the final settlement and dis
tribution of the personal estate of the said de-
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and where all the creditors and heirs of
said deceased are notified to attend, { at the Or
phaps Court of Washington county aforesaid }
with their claims properly. vouched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased's estate: prov ded a, copy of this
order be published once week for three weeks in
1854 Test z. G. ROBBINS,
y7.425* Register of Wills.
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PoRToF GRoRGETowN-Olear
VIM. Gregory, Cottrell, TOR Boston; J. A. Allen,
Done, Fortress Monroe; Palmer, Terry, do:
Hattie Annah, circuit, Bangor; Grace Girdler
Clark, Baltimore; Robt. X. Scott, johnson,
Patuxent; brig Forrest State, Harryman, Bos-
ton: sloops Eagle, Faunce, st. Marys; Victory,
Tyler, Nanjemoy.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

CANTBRBURY.-The great feature at this nall
tho present week will be the novel perform
ances and feats Of Signor Cristoforo buono
Gore, the Italian Fire King, who, 1t Is said, mas
unframed In the midst OF the hottest flames
The New York and other papers speak Of his
performances as extraordinary. The Canter.
bury stage has beeen SO arranged as to give
ample opportunity for the performance OF this
feat, which is certainly a novel and daring one.
"A DESPERATE CHARACTER.-Saturday al
fernoon, James, alias Paddy Welsh, soldier
OF the I'd ID. Z. volunteers, and who is addicted
to intemperance, and when drunk is very vio-
lent and hard to manage, got on q spree and
created much alarm in the northern part of
the Fourth Ward by his boisterous conduct,
and the fact that he was armed. Meeting Off :
Ger Grown, Welsh drew his revolver, and pre.
sented it at Crowns breast and snapped it;
luckily the cap had fallen of, and the load was
not discharged. Crown seized the revolver
and took 1t from him, and struck him blow
on the head that bled him freely After a hard
the aid of officer Burch, who went to his as
sistance, In taking him to the Fourth Ward
station, and yesterday he had a trial for being
drunk and disorderly, and was held for hear
ing; and for assault with intent to kill officer
Grown, ne was sent to Jail for court Subse-
Quently he was charged with highway rob-
berry In this case It appeared that he CARROT
ted man named James Lynch, in SWampoo-
die, last Friday night, and took from him the
revolver ne attempted to use on Grown, and
was In the act of robbing his pockets when a
gentleman named Jones arrived, and Welsh
escaped. For this he is also held for court.
Henry Petona then charged him with assault
and battery, and in this case also he was held
for court by Justice Giberson. Welsh has Just
been released from Jail for ASSEMBLING and beat.
ing officer Frazier, Of the Fourth Ward. The
jury returned a verdict Of not guilty in that
case.
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CHILLING OUT TO CLOSE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN BOOKS, STATION
cry, AND FANCY ARTICLES.
The undersigned offer to the trade and public
Closing out his large stock of goods preparatorV to
leaving the city.
graph Cards, Albums, Knives, Scissors, Razors
Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, &C., &c.
large lot of goods at half price.
Several very fine Show Gases for sale.
Tor short time only, at
THE NATIONAL BOOK STORE,
27e Penn avenue,
bet. Ilth and 18th sts., Washington. D. o.
az L. I'm
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FUNERAL SERvICEs.-festerday afternoon,
the members of the various divisions of the
Sons of Temperance assembled at Lincoln
Hospital, where the funeral service of the
order was performed over the remains Of -
Williams, q member of the Lincoln Division.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH STREET Bl.

TWIN 18th 8 AND Nd acT f srREETs WEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August ID, ats,{
the Orphans Court dated june sst, 1854. conarms1
by the supreme Court. July 9Th. 1864, shall sell
50 feet on north Il street, between 10Th and 2Oth
streets and running back 81 feet on inches, togeth
er with the Improvements consisting of two story
Frame Dwelling House, mo. 214 } Containing four
rooms. ~
Terms cash. I'D
Cost of conveyance to be paid by the purchaser.
M r NORRIS, Guardian.
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G. ". BOTELER JN0. W. B0TELER
C. w. BOTELER & SON,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, sILyER-PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS, COAL OIL LAMPS.
JAPANNED WATERS, DOOR MATS,
FEATHER BUSTERS, BRUSHES,
WOOD WARE, AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY.
re- HOUSES, HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS,
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE,
SIS IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
felf-eo6m between 9th and 10th SITS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers.

by GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATORS sALBBYo ORDER or THIN
HON ORPHANS, COURT, or EXOELLHNf
H9VsEHoLp TURNITgRE, PIANO RQRTE.
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, we shall seli.
d and Z streets, near the Unitarian Church, At -
elsck the personal effects of the late Mrs.
LLooiss Hunter, deceased. We enumerate in part
One excellent Piano Eorte
me assortment of Silver and Silver. plated Ware
mmahhosany sofas, Chairs Divans and Ottomsns
Mahogany Wardrobes Rock case and Secretary
Mannosany. marole.top, Pier and Sofa Tables and
Large Pier and other French plate Mirrors
An excellent assortment of China Ont class ana
Crockeryware, Ivory handle Knive and Forks
A large let of Cotton and Linen Sheets pillow
cases, Towels, Knapkins and Tableeioths
Damask. Brocatel and White Window Curtains
Seven large Counterpanes, domestic So
Brussels, Three ply, Stairs and other Carpets and
French and other Bedsteads
Lot of Stoves, with many other articles which We
deem unnecessary to enumerate.
By order of the Administrator
- GRERN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
p. s.-The Silver and Plated Ware and Piano
Forte will be sold at 2 o'clock, precisely.
jy 21-6t INTEL Il. w.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
M GEOGGETowS, July %, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to all pc rsons residing
within the limits of this town, who are wners Of
dogs, that they are required to keep the same
curely confined for the period of two months from
this date unless they be securely rnuzzed as to
render them harmless.
The attention of the police officers is requested
to this notice. and that they carry out the law in
the case.
jy22-2w HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
VI Those persons who may be disposed to pur-
chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears
quarterly, can obtain some 81 applying to VIM.
LAIRD. Clerk of said Corporation. je z9-dtlau
flowing PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
L Potomac Tow Company's boats. Potomac"
"Gov. Curtin" and Belle Haven" Apply to the
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
my Is Water street. 6eor getown.
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D-sECOND HAND FURNITURE.
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HOUSED U FINISHING GOODS Of every
description. B. BUCHLY, 42s 7th street,
teS-H between and II east side.
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Nodded

~ MAPS.
E9AsT Survey Map Ct s9uth,sa.tern Virginia; 90
Coast Survey Map Of Northern Alabams and
Georgia; g..
Map Of Louisiana, Mississippi and AIabama.so
Coast Survey Map of Northern GeorEis: s0
Ocast Survey Map OF Southern Mississippi and
Map Of Eastern Virginia: ..
my 81 . fRANCK TAYLOR.
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I Of eteinway & SONG. and Of Hainss -
Brothers. also, several Melodeons, which -
prices. Several second hand Pianos upon easy
sons In search of reliable Instrument to csil ani
examine our assortment. W. a. METZER0TT
3e9 81 corner 18th and Pa. avenue
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EOR SALE-A large and we'll built three stor
Il BRICK HOUSE, with back building, No. III
I'd street west, between and G SITS. Immediate
nnss--sion given. Apply to CHARLES 81. Ian 4,
Isl D." a,a" ie7-eotf
DOOMs FOR RENT table and we'll
IL furnis he'd Rooms at $50 18th street. berv.,-
6 and SITS. The location is one Of the most De.
srabls in the city. mvufF
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Cash on hand. .....o..................S ,69S
Mr. French invested $3.50 26 Of the abov
balance in Government securities at interest
and thus has now sc, 500 In Government bonds
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-05
2 - ~ IIlI7llI1I-5I HIT ul az NIll sIl.U !
LARGE POSTERS.
Hand-bills, shop-biIis, Progam-,
.aaiac
lsaa mes, Circulars, saT--:slssi'

And plain printing of every description. Also,
Rule and Figure sOork, executed neatly, and on
/ ia8 terms that cannot fail to satisfy. 1850
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-05

/ The annual meeting of the Alliance has
proved great success this year. The Sons
OF Temperance are prospecting amongst us,
and we wish them success, and as We belong
to them we will work for success. With kind
regards, and best wishes for your continued
prosperity and success, $3.50 al.85
20 / am, &C., THOMAS HARDY.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-05
Generous Letter from Abroad.

A gentleman of this city has kindly per-
mitted us to make the following extracts
from a letter he has just received from THoM-
AS HARDY, Esq, of Manchester, Eng Mr..
Hardy is one of the leading men in the Tenn
perance movement in that city, and gentle
man of extens i've influence: a. .'ssi5' 4
In reference to the bloody struggle in which
your country is engaged, 1 can assure you
thousands here are deeply interested. We
congratulate you on the numerous victories
which by land and SEQ your national forces
have obtained over the terribly guilty rebels
who have set themselves in opposition TO one
of the best governments on the face OF the
globe, and we hope and pray that the TeDeH-
ion may speedily be crushed, and peace be re-
stored in all the States OF your glorious I'm
ion.l lg 81 1910 s9tl ~ ~,.s
We wish YOU success because we believe
that the rebels have aimed one OF the most
serious blows at the liberty and freedom Oh
the people that was ever aimed IN the history
of the world. The rebels are seeking TO de-
stroy popular government and popular insu-
buttons, and if they succeed (which God for
bid it will be a most serious thing for your
county, and other countries as well. eH H
We are panied to hear that you have SO
many traitors amongst you, persons that
would have peace at any price, forgetting
that purity goes before peace. We pray thai
in the coming election the party with McCiel-
Ian as their candidate may be thoroughly de-
feated, and President Lincoln elected by an
overwhelming majority ana we believe it
win be SO. Only let all lovers Of Union and
Freedom be strongly united, and you must
succeed. It will be an eternal disgrace TO
America, if latter all this waste q treasure
and blood you stop short of restoring Union
and destroying slavery. pray God 10 up
hold. the integrity and uprightness OF your
President and Government. If ever there
was a time I'M your history when every lover
of his country was called upon to forget his
and her personal interests, and to rally round
the old Stars and Stripes flag, it is now, and
the person refusingto do SO is unworthy the
country In which he lives. / pray that Coo
will bring your country out Of the fire purih-
ed and humbled under a sense OF yourre
sponsibilities. ~. :,
We are working away here for the entire
overthrow of the liquor traffic, and VIII not
cease until the vile abomination) Is wiped out
] shall be glad TO have aletter nom you q. o.
eny time.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-05
THE DAILY PRESS RI S

NooD 90 70 53II9lH9faa siaangaie ggG5
5ai a'oal hoa 1918 - hee .tssa sa8fni
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-05

ia4 80 AA1 .064&44A 4 NGR6 81 rati
Printing Office has one Of Roper Improved eatorso
Em0ines for motive power, and is furnished with
improved and costly Presses Hinder and Platen-
from the most celebrated makers. We have in con.
slant use one of HoE'.S LARGR cYLINDER
PRESSES, capable Of throwing OFF Q 800 Sheets
am hoWr; one of Adams iPoaoer Presses-the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potter's Fast
Machine JOB Presses; Ruggles superior Card Pres;
Adams and Union large Hand Presses, STANDING
Presses and all the machinery necessary for a well
appointed office. Il z3qisa4 So b1as5 gs3ae s..
The Daily Press.Job Office Is believed to be IS well
furnished any similar establishments in the State
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention.
We execute all orders in the shortest possible time
and in the neatest and best manner.
We will do all kinds of printing as well and as
promptly, and as cheap as any other establishment
In the City, County or State.
All orders for JOB Printing must be directed to-
the Daily Press JOB Office, No. s21 Exchange street,
Portland Me. e's@sS ao@oA e@s
The job Office is under the personal supervision
of the senior proprietor, who is the CITY PRINT
ER, and is himself an experienced practical work.
man, and employs only well-skilled mechanics in
this department of his work Ii H esf 6iIa rlsis
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

GENERAL CoNNoR.-In a circular issued
by this officer at Salt Lake on the LIST ult, be
says:
''The undersigned has received numerous
letters of complaint and inquiry from parties
within and without the District, the former
alleging that certain residents of Utah Ter
ritory indulge in threats and menaces against
miners and others DESTROYS of prospecting for
precious metals, and the latter asking what, il
any, protection will beaccorded to those com
ing hither to develop the mineral resources
Of the country"
He then proceeds to inform all whether
residents or not of the Territory, that should
violence be offered, or attempted to be offer
ed to miners in pursuit Of their lawful occu-
patton, the offender or offenders, one or many
will be tried as public enemies, and punished
to the utmost extent Of martial law" Con
nor is not man to be triGed With.-Moua-
: tanner, .4prI I'd.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

TRUMpINe FOR RECRUITS. Zen. Soule, at
Denver city, Colorado Territory, in bis poster
advertising for few more recruits, gets of
, the following:
Pilgrims $3O2-Poor Old Thing.
"Old Sweetness" for your Rip-roaring Bull
Whackers and fatigued Miners who are loyal
to your country, and would like to put IN a
few days service before the close of the war.
" That's what's the matter" You will get
1902 in greenbacks as bounty-$75 to start
in with, S66 at the end of two months and
the rest in installments. Only thirty more
men wanted in the First Cavalry of Colorado.
Any man can go in "pauper and be mus
tered with the regiment, and have money
4 enough left to start bank or run a quartz
mill. If you want good clothes till you
can't rest" come to the Office. If you want
a" square meal, come and and eat with US,
and we won't charge you red for it. You
bet your life we are on it, and suffer with
pleasure.