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, 1864-05-29

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With considerable lncrease II tha reee.ptz or the
Fast rstf. there hae been corresponding amount
OF sct1yity In tho market. PSdess havo 1nltd much
n1EsT, ard wa kote n xdy41ca upoa the elostax
ts1toDs Saturdays market of per 100 81
1he following are the elosane quotations ofthe mar
ket this evening And con pared With hast week:
This week. Last week.
Medium 70 prime qualities -. 8,12Ic0 ,64&3513
teH0cn TO medium qualities. an3d3 475s4S.N
sA1rkpAX kvKS11 q NAT 78.-Tnere has been N
unusuA1 amount Ct activity ahIs ms1kes tuzpK The
pass vetk. tie receipts TIT nearly amounting to
se hnfr. Ind III these sra sold and skipped fsoto
thts market to thetz respective Destinations Con-
faJ to The csaal course ofshl1 e. with tho iacsaas
ed supply p1!ees hare gone higher amounting to IN
AdFaure OF &c lxst Saturday, quotasions; and In
many eaees tattp have bean ade n higher rates stl
1he.westheT has been rather favorable for thu
shipment Of stock. cold aorthsastesly Winds
hhrns rrulstd during The yest, This h.s nesa sps.
, 1864-05-29

NOTTCE.-To the Heirs ard Legal
In Representatives CT Henry Lutx, 1ars Of East
Coealieo. Tcrnshs2. Lancaster County. deceased:
Tou hereby notlned that BY virtue Of otia1 o
De oTphAnas tours Of Lancaster County TO iae e.
~ bold = tnauEst . dlsade: part o. saloe
a4y he ahaay Of A1y, a. p. 1ss&. # 10 oclosk A.
Of ReaMasoNn, la1caEter CuunT. n. Ehsa xnd
whsse 5ou uay attend. II ron sa19f Z s g5gPsE GO.
shssiTs omee, Lsa<xstee, April 1lih. i1A
spl6-<93 9titex1
, 1864-05-29
.~ The Newhuryport H<ra1i proposes to
change BIZ yrou'e cynical lines:

Cu6UkC Hy Euu y UlC81 IIutt go
Seek pses In December, grain IN ehsd.
Believe woman, or IN eparaph,"
thus, to suit the tlmes:
SCI .o.es IN Dseennssr. BE- s1sin u S sa'ar
, 1864-05-29

FLAG OF TIE 1301u n.L1.o1s.-The Ss.
Louis R<prtbliean describes feature OF the
Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair, now in
progress In that city, as follows:
on in miscellaneous department, on tue
east Side Of the northern compartment, md
IN place not conspicuous for 1t, is the dag
Of the lSOth Illinois infantry. It's reduced
to mere tattered remnant, having been car-.
ned through the battles Of JacEson V1cks-
burg, Champion Hills, Port Gibson. Binck
River Bridge, and the late actions IN West
crn Louisiana. Appended to It is the a,nbfn.
type Of the color -besrer, Edward Duun. tho
boy hero who was killed at Grand Ecore. n
few weeks ago.
4 PRorER RrBuKE--On Friday morning
last, Ms David Paul Brown, Esq, rose to ad.
drees the jury OF behalf Of tne Common.
wealth rs. Kerscher, charged with murder,
he perceived that two Of the ju1ymen had
I; their legs stretched ont somewhat higher
, than their bodies, with their dirty boots rest
Ing upon the railing that separated tho Jury
boz from the Lar. Mr.. Brown before com
tnr5men, said, "Ttke dowa your feet. slrs,
I came here to Epeak to mems heads, OF theii
Lea1te, and nott their feet; and will sub
NIT to no such ind}gnity In court Of Justice,
y hen the life Of an individual Is ct stake, FOL
-deccpcy is part Of the law" The feet, o'
.course, dropped It once, and An apology VIA
made, This Was mer3ted rebuke from the
council, and bold one too, a It Was dirst
ed to two OF the very body who were to do
eide the prisoners tate.-RaHoaaphia Pfsss
, 1864-05-29
TIE CR1vALlY WHIPPED BY
"'NfEGE!:S.s,


Minor General Fitz Hugh Lcc-uamc thrice
redclcnt Of chivai1y- With the aro.
ma Of aristocracy-cxqlisi,ty expressive OF
tic crime de Ia Ct ts''e, o, the inner circle OF
tic die Of Ei1sini.'s Fist Ea1nilies-who
dwtlt In The Loly Of hclies at Caucasian su
Evriority-Eitz hrgl Lee has becu whipped
-'cId crt-bsou:ht to Gricl-madc to skc-
l:ddlc hy American citizens OF African de-
sce1t-in ehort, ,hy colorct: Federal soldiers-
'Eot TO put to inc q point upon It," by 1iie-
gers-by runaway slaves, by lhc Icy, thrift
Ices, 'mprov1dent 4'n'sa" Language is H.
adequate to tic expression Of zach pho
nonencu- On the one side, VIC have the
Virginia aristocrat coudcscenling, md SO
fer foregoing his cAlyalrous pre;udlces aad
early Christian education, as to be willing
1or the first time, to whip 'sniggcr'' with
ont a1et having him disarmcd, hand-cuGed,
and his pakcd hide exposed by meni4ls to
the chtsalrous lash. Nay, he Is willing to
whip TIE ''niegcr'' armed, uniformed aud en-
treuchcd. But there came the rub. TIC
sfunsition from whipping negroes that had
FIRST been tied and stripped for khe purpose,
10 Whipping negroes armed and equipped
1or hghting Involved ncw contingency,
VIZ: That the "niggern'' might whip him.
Now Mnjor Gen. Fltz Hugh Lce e,e,ne de Ia
crane, &c, under these. embarrassing cir.
cumstances, bethought him Of the Chinese
mode Of fighting; which is FIRST to make
sdJ ugly faces, II that fails, In eubduing the
tutmJ, 10 make very loud noise, and In
case of the possible failure of both these
maneuvels. 10 make a very great stink. Thn
eye, the car, and the nostril being thus con.
ttmpofaaeous1yxassailed, II the enemy fall To
enpitu'ate 1t must be from entire LICK Of
eerse. -> "1
In pursuance Of these tactics, General Lee
drew out Ills forces in fuli array; which was
equt7a1ent to making very ugly fcr. He
tEeu sent word 10 the nigge1s'' that his
forces wcre ample to compel a surrender,
and that resistance would be hopeless. This
was The appearance OF the very loud noise,
he then Informed the " niggers'' that should
they give up -*whipped'' without proving
themselves good soldiers, he would treat
tLem as prisoners OF war; but should they
compel him To fight them, be should in sub.
ssance tuffer them all to be massa .red. This
corrcsLondcd to TIC Chinese polio; OF
"thirdly-a great stink" It failed, however.
Tor the sooty garrison only responded "We'1i
try thst." 1t vas tried accordingly, They
zcFrescd the chIyalsy. They defeated the
chivalry, and 80 the chivalry, sf,er having
ehown tlat their cruelty was only niticuted
by their Weakness, adopted the China
nuns favorite and last movement They
retreated. Verify, which are the bar5asiaas
and which are the chiyalry:
, 1864-05-29

The radieal, or disoSeanlxing, effort to con-
troll the Baltimore Convention adversely to
Mr. Lincoln still continues. It has resolved
Nsef Into question Of persons not pFinci-
pies, and reg1et to see that some men, It
appears TO me, would rather see the country
destroyed than their favorlte candidate de-
feated. The rule or ruin policy Is that which
they src pursuing, 70 the peril OF not only
the party Of the Union. but the vcry Union.
itself The pro-slavery organs are doing Ill
lows In their schemes to divide the Union
men Of thu cnuntrY
, 1864-05-29

- =, = $T,tt1.s6
1otsesp< p<nalEg week LAST yeat.
!. .efcates..--....
new YosK STOCK Mk:xhr.-Cosine nj. G. 1or c ,sa.
May g, 1Se4. Received By FIG. salscn.talt 80.
Commission Stock and Bond Bsukefs q Ctaek ss-e
, 1864-05-29

EEc0 1HlIFEG " A!t Tnfi-
BEEF CATTLE.
The total receipts at thn vnrtous yards, during the
week ending tc-dsy. according II tho daily returns
cescd on Casrgc. amount tu 3.s7l heai Thls s1s
hea lees tra were 1ecel1ed last week. mud 1857 head
lesa tfan were received durirg the corresponding
wecR Of last ,car.
The dht'5 receipts aud ,hipmtats at tho va:ious
Yards c. upsre "A follows.
, 1864-05-29

Tia total feeeipta Of HoEs during tie week ending
tc-cAJ, according to the daily returns posted on
'Chabxe. .xDcunt to l9,sg7 hssd. This Il s,s4s head
more than veTs received latt week, and 7,2ts head
more sh.a the receipts Of the corresponding week
last year.
Tho caQY reee!pts At the Ya.iou4 1ase eosupRra A
, 1864-05-29

fo,rs today: 80 htls hes. White OIL at 67c n r,,
whieh has for rom time e1'stcd, has resuistd "a
tr,totE; esss5nS - Of; Gsiess nd dsctIe ot s. ]:
lower fEGIst tho particulars of xsish did not
ir1n 4 previoes .Qtotat1ons. ID.
supply and r&'heF acsIve. Market usn and unch3ug-
, 1864-05-29

encskcaE ,A.CA...,-92h Hamilton, Ee.nlae. ETY.
a:.: Es5 IS
D..........aiHf - & ......, ~
York :0ltcl ........t251 FtaE1 River. .........73
1faEpaen. D. p....->. Thittcnton...,...... 5:ss
, 1864-05-29
PORT OF CHICAGO.

M "A r I N e LIST.
, 1864-05-29

IEATHfR-M1rket quiet, hut very arm 4 pTe.
vtens quotations The present high p!ices q gold
Hh hut 1itls q auJ tmaediats oeS;tne 81
natted MA nuaf6
, 1864-05-29

sHF-fs-1he rcct1T<s during the week hs7e been
little larger than last Eaet. With m active de-
rnard fer good qualities, the market Is n:tuer aad
mere active. The following the principal sales
made today:
, 1864-05-29

na the glorious Victories rcrcat!y gained and fe-
joiec In the belief that our complete triumph Is
We telere that our national sosrows and s.a.auf-
ties hare resulted, in CEoat tc<rce, from cur for
gctlunese of Gcd, and opp7ra.ion Of opr Nl,oE-
men: Clustered By Addiction, MAJ. the pation
hunbly repent Of hrrsire. lar aside her hsaehty
Gs,ds; @ son"5 God t. ~ future 1estslsso9 and rem
and rejoice in u; The acts Of the Government, de-.
NJ shas 1Sen s. o ~ md
es shall Justify tsserfescnee With established inst:-
sutions, and the removal OF wrongs sanctioned by
Djute ear cn soe. sd IL re -
nut slsoss an oppsrtunity to reeoGntz4 our oblisa
items to God, AID t. honor bis law. WcpEay hat
ttulya Repnbliean ana me country, in nopsrt OF
. En,eh. either ssate or territory, eha9 slavery be
The prayers of millions Of Christians, with AT
eaTnestnets never uaatfe*ted for EeteEs before,
cal nseend to Heaven that yoo rasJ tc endowed
~ wasa az needed wisdom. snd poEef: Aesasted oJ
tton Of our country undivided, for The triumph Of
he sss and f ~ suf ~ y
ne void q God, and securing, In Ffsofeoosness,
hsss7r1y and esrsiEtehts TO AZ. -, c.n,.. :,
'he Aethodi*s Episcopal chn eh-
IAllApK1FH1A* Msy ii. 1854
This paper was borne to the President By
deputation aud An appropriate response
4uaoe, Us heretofore pQpllsHeo.
SchaEhtIeoka Powder Muf Explosion.
special correspondent of tue Troy, Whsgg,
dated schaghticoke, May elst, sends the fol-
1owing:-
AT about half past eight O'Clock this morn.
iDg the sehaghtleoke Powder MIL blew up
of the eight constituting the pdnsipa1Works
were destroyed. The corning NIL, used for
grsiniDx powder exploded first, and about
TWO seconds after yards with one report the
press house and wheel mill The am?unt Of
powder in the three buildings Al the TINA OF
the explosion Il estimated It about two
tons, The loss oflite vas feazful.-dve men
were instantly killed Their names arc Pat
sey Nag1e, john Morgan, Thomas assrines-
1sn, 5ohn Besningham and ..,ans James htpp9e af
bodies Of Morgan and Hspp1e were found In
;he aelds adjoining the mills ,aaa shorty 4 afte,
| The Explosion; nothing his been found ol
the other two. At the time Of writing, they
s5e supposed to ha1e ,bssn blown n 'n5o M'1' the
were completely blown to pieces. portions
ofthem only ha1irg been. found lin one placs
, 1864-05-29

Lo1.
slaughter. Sole. ....SN&lc
| BuEnos AVeS...... $50 a0c
! 0Ttnoco Sole ...,.. Sc
0T1noco good dAu-
Rtu-.----.. ..4...k9N6
, 1864-05-29

Xa1t1lA Rope.....H @.G
HeH1p..-.. .-..W 4N
la.h Yam, No. !. l9H@2E
i ~ /" no, 3.l .l94teH.
lAAftns............+2Hc.
/ eupply. aud II yht damas.f4 :
W9 QuotE
, 1864-05-29

I French Cali, q
F-BS........-...$l5a3.D
Ffen b CAlf La-
No{res% = doz-
-m......-..+...nm2S7.to
French Calf L.
motne8, S4
conds u dox-.En1a11p
Lintnx1. n dfx,.10A19Et11
Eoa1k+ p doz..t.i3-ak3lafh
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

The e.oraConpany loorganizeG in San
francisco in March, are making preparations
to develop their mines in. South Boise. T.
J, Gafneyj Agent'for the Company has some
four hundred pounds Of ore from the Golden
e Eagle and Silver Star now in town, which he
is shipping to San Francisco. =.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

MORE LAWYERS, Since we last had oeca.
sion to speak of the influx of lawyers to
Boise, we have met Judge Skanaker from
Stockton, and Edward Mckinley of San
Francisco. The Judge has located here, and
Nc. stops in Placerville. fr
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

Ice CREAM.-Last week while we were
down town, some one brought a ipitcher Of
ice cream to this Office, hat after due inquiry
we are unable to trace it tolthe fountain, up-
less it came from the International, as We
half suspect it did. We thank the generous
unknown donor, but swear terrible vengeance
on those who ate it mp in our absence. 30
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

RELIGIOUS SERVICES as usual at half past
ten tomorrow. Sunday school at the new
church, on Commercial street, at P. NJ
Father Mesplie will oficiate a. Placerville
tomorrow and at Pioneer the Sunday fol-
lowing. Lz JyH4i" "a, b. r.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14
MR.7A.3N. BURNS has kindly permitted u

y s-@SS 49, iAtAN%-J PSAAAlbICN 10
q to oopythe following, extract from a private
letter, dated at CaIdwelPs gdlch, AGfanite
creek, inlay 18th, 1861. 1t speaks for itself !:
X. FRIEND BURNS sea BY the Boise
ID NEWs that the honest miners of your Vicinity
are having very good clean-ups, and in order
that the readers Of the News may know that
our Industry here is we'll blessed, [ will say
that the claims in this vicinity are cleaning
up well. We cleaned up one string yester-
day, two weeks run, three men, had eighty
three hundred and thirty-nine dollars. Are
running three strings on our hill claims. Our
gulch claims we shall not work this season.
On Illinois and California gulchas near here,
F.. they are cleaning up by pounds; everybody
are at work slulclng and hydraulciug day and
night, we7k day and Sunday, improving the
present supply of water, and it is the opinion
OF those who were here last Spring; that the
supply of water will hold out considerable
longer than it did last season. I noticed a
letter lately in the Sacramento Union, from
Mr.. Chase, which pronounces the mines in
Idaho a humbug. There are but two infer
ences to arrive at in reading it-aither Mr..
Chase is a humbug, or be intended to hum
bug others. The faith of those at distance
In the mines here, is fo1Red from hearing !;
whilst ours is strengthened by seeing"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

The City Bakery Is now the most delight
full resort ia town. The walls are papered
with beautiful pattern Of gilt paper, and
decorated with fine paintings, including Har-
dy's copy of the Genius Of America weeping
over the loss Of her sons slain in battle. The
City Bakery combines the comforts ola pub
lie hall, reading-room, picture gallery, re-
treshment saloon and bakery. q 81 q To- I'll
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14
water Standard

Territory Of Idaho, County of Boise3
K7e the undersigned, residents OF the county
and Territory aforesaid, and ditch owners therein
do hereby mutually agree with each other that
hereafter, we will furnish and sel4 water from our
respective bitches according to the following meas
urment, to-Wit under six inches pressure.
Grimes Creek; Moore / Co., Ba1HHaock Bar !.
Moore & Anderson, Buena Vista Bar !; AldeRon
& Hurd. Pine Greek Moore Anderson, from Elk;
Creek to Jackass Gu1ch Houston & Christie,
Moore's Creek; Deer Creek Ditch Company, by
e. A. Gilman. ...... .......7.-.
December 26th, 1863. r..,. ... I5t
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

NORTH BOISE DTTcH IA party returned
last week from an exploring expedition with
a view to bringing the water of the North
Boise iato this Basin. Mr.. Bollett, who ac-
companied the expedition, estimates the cost
of the enterprise to be about $8OO,0OQ.-
Length of ditch, 45 miles. About 5000
inches of water can be brought in. In the
Basin the digging will be easy, but beyond
the divide the hills are high, gulches deep,
andiit will require much duming. 1t is pro-
posed to organize company and issue water
scrip, to be paid in cash or work at the OPP
ton Of the shareholder. ta la.E..EY
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

JUe-ULAR or JpG-LERY. Fix & Co. have
opened their new kiln of jugs, mugs and
bottles, and they are for sale at different
places ia town. Welles & Norton have an
immense stock of their ware on hand. 1t is
burnt to solid stone sbody,9 and is of very
superior quality. Stone jars are far superior
to wood, tin or iron, for Keeping water cool,
or preserving and keeping bread, pies or any
article of food from drying out, besides it is
home manufacture and ought to be bought.
Every article is warranted mI apa
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

THEY CoME.-Jo Smith, VanWie, and
some six others, arrived here on Thursday,
80 days from Millville, Shasta county, CAL,
via Goose Lake and Owyhee. They missed
their way and followed the trail made last
Fall by party lost in coming from Yreka
via Clamath Lake. They think they must
have travelled more than a hundred miles OUT
of their way. They found no difficulty either
for want of pasturage or from Indians. The
roads are in good travelling condition.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

INJUNCTIoN.-Mooree ct. al. have procured
an injunction from the Probate Court, against
Willis ct. al, to prevent themifrom hindering
the free flow OF 1000 inches of water past
defendants ditch on Elk creek. Moore &
Co. take out the water below Willis & Co.,
and claim the right to that amount of water.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

DELMoSTE.- were shown certificate
of assay yesterday, from the Delmonte ledge,
Owybee, as follows Tracings Of gOld,--
s2968 80 in silver, to the ton. The assay
. was made by Robertson 8, Co., for Pony
Young, from rock sent in byIBilly Wilson.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

Z MRS. KINGSLEY will open school for boys
and girls, at her residence in rear of the new
church, ON Commercial street, on Monday,
May 18th, at 9 o'clock A. NJ. We under
stand that Mrs. Kingsley has had much ex-
perienee in teaching, and that her qualifca-
lions are very superior. ssa 81 et y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02
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United State. Internsl Revenue.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

do not mean % tel you tat there arr
no women IN tie world sul-ar ard ilIhu-
rlored. rancoroas and no-row-miadel. mean
fcbcfncrs. son-in-ias hln'ers. slaves o.
fashion. hypocrites BAT do respect. adj
mare. ard aimos ~orsLi r. good uomeu ard
thiak there is.a very far number II Such
% b. found in this world. and have no
doubt. in every educated E--clishman's cir
De Of society. vbcfher h. finds thaf circle
IN places IN Belgrasia aud MAY Fa.r. in
suug little suburbsu villas. in ancient r,r,.
Portable old Bloosnsbury. or ia back p,rIo-.
bvhind the shop. II has been ms. fo-tsr- %
meet viii excellent Engish ladies rn ever,
one Of these places. wscs graceful and A.
fectI0Hate. H,atrons ten,ier and good. dsvb-
ters happy ard pure minded. and ] urge a.,
society Of such % YOU. becaHre defy you
o. thi evil in their company WAX into
the dra~ing-roou Of lady =. thst errat
lady look az her charming face. and b-ar
her voice. You knou thar she can't but b.
good. 9TH sseh faoe and such a voice
She o. one Of th.sc fortunate beings on
WON it Las pleased Uescn b. Ls.tou Alb
sorts of h. most p-ecious gif ant riehesf
worldly flv1rs VIII rhaf grace .i. -,.
ceires 700 rith Ehaf frank kin.In-.. ant
natural s~eetnesf ani dignity. Ter looks.
be- m7iio1s. hrr arr,ls her thoughts. all
seen to D. tfautiiul and h1rmon,sss qsier
See her Eitb her ehiiirea uba, uo-ss car
b. more simple ard losiur5 Ah.r ,o-
have talked Co ber for e. ~ta,. Won So.
likely fnd that she Is Ten tine a. 81 49,
a. you ar sbe has hundred soroupi;.t
nenfs whieh BE- is not in The ieast aar.,u.
show ~. and makes no more sccsars of
then fhsn q her diamonds. or offhe srI.r
der round about her-to all of -hieb a.. d.
born. ard has happy. ad-ai-abie eia,n o.
nature and possess adm .ra5ls AID han
~ 70 her ani for us too for Be- n ro. q
haPPinefs 10 admire ber Does anyboF,
gr1dge her excellence o. fhst rarse8s I.
sr. -s msy b. thankf1i 90 b. admitted g.
contenPlste such cousumnate eooInss.
and bcasfy ard &C.. in Iooking A. f.~
landscaPe ora fue -ork Of AT. every en-
reous besrt must b. delighted aid iuu-s,.
81. ard oaght % feel srratsfs af,@--s-l.
- 9"s may ieei Charmed 81 thanxfsl f,r