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TOR- the First Regiment Of Oregon Cavalry, to
serve three years unless sooner discharged.
100 Dollars Bounty.
The company will consist of one Captain, one
First, and one Second Lieutenant; one First Ser
geant, one Quartermaster Sergeant; one commits.
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Transfers, two Farrers or blacksmiths, one Sad
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Corporals, ii 90
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an,e. The allowance for clothing is three dollars
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the appointment Of non-commssoned officers will
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Enlisted men will be sent to Fort Steiacoom at
government expense, to be drilled and mustered
into the service of the United States.
The Governor Of Oregon in his proclamation
calling for these volunteers, says that they will
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this State and Washington Territory, and for an
expedition against the Snake Indians who have so
long boon mercilcssly engaged in robbing immi.
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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-03
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS !

ID ARTIOULAR Attention given to repairing Fine
Il watches All kinds of Jewelry made of Boise
Gold. Diamonds reset in the newest styles. All
kinds of enameled work made to order in Fash
lonable styles. Dir. ROBERTSON having been many
years Foreman to Messrs Barrett & Sherwood
jewelers., San francisco and having had many
years experience in the manufacturing of Fine
Jewelry, we feel confident that our work will com
pare favOrably with any work done on the Pacific
Coast, We keep constantly on hand a large as
sOrtment of Gold and Silver watches and Fine
Jewelry. ALL WORK WARRANTED. 2Stt
Idaho City, April I'd, 1864.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-03

A PPLY at the Miners Brewery and Bakery
"A [n9-tf] MARKS, KNAUER q GO,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-03

Bz@ PAPERS in California, making note
of the untimely death of John COray, will
please request the friends Of the deceased not
to write to his eyed parents until his relations
shall have time to prepare their minds for the
dreadful tidlngs.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-03

Charles D. vajen, of Boise county, for Ter
ritorial Treasurer.
Walters, of Placer7flle, for Superintendent
of Public Instruction.
On motion, Territorial Central Committee
was appointed, consisting of one member
from each county, and one additional mem
Der for Boise county, and said Committee
authorized to appoint member for each adj
ditional county that may be organized by the
Legislature during thefrterm. The following
gentlemen compose said Committee, to wit =
J. C. Henley and S. Pinkham, of Boise coun-
ty; 8. S. Slater of Eez Perce; J. H. Alvord
of idaho; a. D. Martin of owybee; J. A.
Orr of Shoshone; A. G. Cook of Alturas,
and - of Oneida. The Committee were
furtherauthorized to fill any vacancy that does
now OF may hereafter exist III it's membership
during their term.
On motion, it was unanimously resolved
that the Judges of the ensuing Territorial
election be requested to have placed at the
polls in each precinct in the several counties
a contribution box for the collection of funds
in aid of U S. Sanitary Commission, and any
and all funds so collected to be forwarded to
Gov. Lyon, and by him transmitted to the
Treasurer of o. S. Sanitary Commission,
The following resolutions were presented
and severally adopted
in Office of D. S. Payne, the late Marshal of
the Territory, and those connected with him
in his inquitous schemes, and trust that we
may not be again annoyed by like infiction.
RES, That the representation in the next
Territorial Convention be on a basis of one
delegate at large for each county and one
delegate for every two hundred or fraction
over one hundred Union votes cast for the
Union nominee for Delegate to Congress at
the ensuing Territorial election.
RES, That we heartily indorse the action
of NJ. ]. Gilkey and R. Fl. dohns, gentlemen
sent from Boise county to this place, and who
made representations of the sentiment of the |
people of that county to a meeting of dele
gates and others from the northern counties,
on the 23d eff July last.
RES, That we all and each of us pledge
ourselves to support the nominations made
by this Convention this day, and to use cur
utmost and all honorable means to secure
their election.
Res, That the thanks of this Convention
be tenderedto the President for the able, en-
ergetic and impartial manner in which he
has presided over our deliberations.
Res, That our thanks be rendered to the
Secretary of this Convention for the able and
efficient manner in which he has performed
the arduous duties imposed upon him.
Res, That Packer John is entitled to our
gratitude for the hospitality extended to the
members Of this Convention during their
present sitting.
The proceedings of the Convention having
been read and approved, the Convention ad-
ourned SINE DIE, with three cheers and
Tiger for Abe Lincoln and Andy johnson and
he Union.
JOHN G. HENLEY, President
T. NJ. REED, Secretary.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-03
JOHN G. HENLEY, President.
T. NJ REED, Secretary.

INCoRPoRATIoN-CAM & Co. PACK.
TRAIN AND WAGoN-RoAD CoMPANY.-Incorpo-
rators: John Campbell, Newton Dickinson
Geo. A. Savage. Capital stock, $4,000, in
20 shares of $1,000 each. Object of company
to build pack-trail and wagon-road from
Idaho city up Moore's creek 1.-THE route is de-
8cribed precisely as the Griffith Farley & Co.
route] to Silver city. Principal place of
business, Idaho city. Both articles of in
corporation we're fled with the Clerk of the
Dist. Court on the 10th of Aug.-the Griffith
first.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-03

DEALERs IN cooks, MAPS, NEWSPA.
~ pers, Magazines, Cheap Publications, Sta
&c, &C., &c. Orders accompanied BY cash.
solicited. 3ltf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-03

The mass of Eastern news that has arrived
during the week is so voluminous and uuim-
pOrtant that we defer its publication in hopes
to have something definite for our next.
, 1864-10-21
Rc0 tDarket Bitters.

These Bitrezs are prepared IN puza Bourbon Wits.
e. non combination OF over tve1ty different
Kinds Of roots hara ard herbs which act In perfect
CONCERT one with the OTHER. prepared nom the or1ft
nal f0rmnlA by the great CHIEF, et Jacket, 10
~ CnApin. who used them auec6asfuIy II his pfAc
lce lot many yeats aud By their gained great
Ropuiss1ty r. he Tsatnsn: md Guse Of pyapepsia
Headache. Fever and AgIe. ard al diseases Arising
from torpid liver Rnd Indigestion. Persons suffering
from either ofthese lca aths1me diseases win ind auf1
cure by the Of these Bites, which perfectly
r1re and free from all these 4uxs and potaouB
ally put up IN such Preparations and palmed Oh oI
Al un4rspectlrx pnb1tc. ain1le trial will conYinc1
the most 9kaptcal thst IN the RED JACKET taert
IL virtue which no other Bf:teYs possess.
They strengthen and tnvigorate tbs systeu*
They are 1nsqualed for general debility,
fhsy are sure cure for dyspapaia.
They give good and healthy sppesits.
They assist digestisn.
They ara tho best sttmuIAnt IN existence.
They a1s ! preventive Of Fever and A2ue.
Th:v relieve eonst;nraion.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pura and palatshls,
The Red jacket Bitters are sold In quart bott!es bs
al druE3!stE srd dealers throughout the conuty
Call for Red Jacket and take no other
Clrculars to the trade supplied On application 70
BENNETT PETERS l. co.,
FL River Street, Chicago,
~ ~ trf& IN
, 1864-10-21
read at ttc meeting, In which Is tbs follo.r

read ct tic meeting, In which Is tbs follosE
log passage: =.
- feel very sensiblv th4 psramoun! lmpas.
kNnee q The pet ding election. On its reault in
Ty 1noement, depends the question whether ali
toe aapfe Hhtch has beeu expeaded. all the pr
e,ous oio.-d which has been ehed in this unpto.
voSco ahd wfck ed war arainst the 1tfa Of tue Ms.
t!1r. epal have been worse than wasted, a. they
tie people,
Auother lnrge meeting, with procession.
ranLers, DC, was held In MechanI :sbusy,
IN tnis county, yesterdaY. sp-e:b-a were
made by Mesers. Conk}trg, Casey, Camp. ].
a. Mile, and A. NJ. Bsslr. The greatest en-
fEDe!Rsm was manifested.
Major Htferrao mustered In 233 men to.
days CT whom 103 were drafted.
Gen. Hoob ter arrived In the train from Chit
cago to.rlcht, and is stapping at the rssI~
oeDca OF Gen. Cook. He was received With
talute and much cheering ut the dspat.
where large crowd assembled. Tonight he
is to have a'crand reception IN the Hall Of
Representatives
, 1864-10-21

NV fbhks thufsday EVrnfaE, Oct a 1871
chez re. 2l.1sCi1 20. '3"1>N-sa
a., ,FLorR-ssa1e snd westeta dull nd heavy sud !sa
&c &lElCWef-4sN9e.l Tor Rtate: ~ E51i1G9 f}r ertrs
{cuud hoop Ohio: 31o 81 for t1ads brands mar
uorB. N'0'3e 4eo-a
Na1tKE-HeayE: declining; Tes:esn At u. .729t y,
GKaH-Ite supply Of wheat il Nnefted with san.
milling deEA7 1he ostces are saE o.ttat On r. n.
Ter ChcsEo ep9tnz at 81 IS winter rad Western
we6s6Tu. ~
WonL-Qutet
eEoc1Rixs-codee tn1lt no ralea reported, snza,
Petroleum lever ns iii xc. " eS 'S'
Pgov1sIoSs-Pork ttsady and In moderate deu,ud.
lsE way: eies,sg q sa212n ss.h: rs n@ss55 II
n1m at :17a1sc for saouloera and 1S32fc for hams
Lard q Nnle lower at 2o31sc-1aster plice an az.
IRENE. Butter dull 1t A@Ssc: Ohio at s7At3
Cheese quiet at l:Slic.
, 1864-10-21

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbunc.1
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Thursday, Oct. 20.
The Union men Of Menard and Sangamon
counties had fine barbecue and meeting, IN
a grove east Of Athens, to-day. About II
o'clock procession over two miles long Was
formed, and having passed around the town,
proceeded to the grove. 1t was headed By
the National Cornet Band OF Springfield.
Then came seventy ladies and gentlemen on
horseback, each lady tastefuily' dressed In
red, white and blue; then seventy mounted
men; next large wagon filed With
children of soldiers absent In the army,
and bearing On banner the words "SaFe
our fathers and brothers from tue ire IN the
rear" There were delegations from spring
held, Petersburgh, Fancy CreeR, and other
places. It was intended to have baroacue
Of number Of oxen and sheep, but only one
OK was roasted on the ground, ne emainder
OF the meats were cooked at the aonses OF
the citizens. There was however plenty Tor
all who were present, and every one was
satisfied. at the grove about three taonsanu
people assembled to hear speeches from Col.
Geo 81. Roberts, formerly on Gen. HookeEs
stat, Hon. Jno. C.. Conkllng, Hon. VIM B.
HeIndon, Mr.. Camp Of Georgia and others.
The Union men of the couaty are very
confident, and hope to overcome tts Cop
perhead majority OF $50 this fall.
a letter from Hon. Edward Everett Has
, 1864-10-21

Especial Dleoatch to the Clica9o Trthrue,1
C16clEEAT1. Tlursday Evening, Oct ~
fIouR-Homfral At 18,5G9a.75 fer super aud extra.
GR41s-"heat declined 10 N.75 fos prime red, and
clcEsd quiet. Corn in fair demand sud r,u At ti 70
-? tcI ear. and &lls1,N fcr sheied. Rye declined
">Ss-nall w.. ard nominal at g1.7c. a ,m,,1 ..,e
vas maae sl.to. 1S1o
Faoy1EIoss. Quiet ard 70 charga IN p:tcee. sales
1,tt4 ns 1cb Sides at l14@lsc- sA-'
, 1864-10-21

$Sss ::sfs' {; !; ,s!::,ss: n
1n0*hst 1h. T. srsils
,he eons.,tgti; n: III. amondnens the Uo,on
by the U1lon ps1ty dlarsed ron ,hs demacpsr ns.e
e. ns1' ia.sss%ent 3,. *is p,Ssi'ed
wta srams it nIo4id.d that vbs1sve, eo.,b',1, IT,
| Il ;hc ueutcs Of co.g't.s and R-pre .eu.a,iyss
r Take an n anmendmens; hicl, shall b. ratae1 bY
fh'eeI nE,h, ~ 70 Of .he States, tht ameodRsLt ah1i
sided r. that three fourhs OF the state. rsall e.,
~ 3:a 6. aseItio1 wh,ea shall make the amrn iment
ssed he IN "a,e9 9hon,t t. Ia aeped
T1e my q q vos i 10 be reconsfdeesd os5ss &c
next elect on- ii More II ths1 xii a., sas as
tten y: tels Indians and Chic. aclei iss: week.
Be obtsneo There ~ o9 now IN tse ad feud
Us Sts'ss q thete =. incluuing part Or Virx,n,s
sEo su';an n%S,e d re hut
eues are required, one Of which the saaakar r.!
!iestd viii be DtiHwarc, while Teonesfes or Ar.
CO orads thsll te admit ed a. ne nsw s:,,a.
when tIsedom will triumph Nrxr to ths WI
this subject was the tIe most imnor.ant tn the
bile our b'us coated .oss are hgn,log for fTce-
fom, f Union voters must obisin free constitution.
The War gives no signs Of a protrscted ex,st.
cree. There is every ti:n that ere long rebel
ssntt . will be defeated on ard ard the ronnnnta
81 their nuyy fupk. This noble work lies VIII
the so,dters and sailors. Meu at hume have an
Almost <quaiIy importtns duty to foldi. The7
must see that the representatives who are ele.ted
th1xc i'h The rebelllUn and would labor to uulli-
~ the action of the sodlrs
MURDOCH.
Professor Murdoch was next introduced amid
appliance. lie Fiehed that he con,d ADDRESS hts |
bearers from ,be uEets Of his heart and a. o:hers
do. epesk for himself those burning thoughts !
which ill bis soul v hen be remembered the mo.
mentoua ieeues which hang upou the result Of that
most momentons day which has ever dawned upon |
Amer1Ca-tbe Eth OF next November. Some time
ago weak. sick map, w4lle separated from his |
men ana riding eo!tsarlly In poftlon IT Kentucky
man vas General Accook, ae true pstslot Is ever
fou: deed the grea* Patriotic pct R=ad eomp9sed
IN the tullneae Of his heart the poem the .sOath'
which &c wou'd then reckle At the conclusion OF !
The recitation the Professor recited the ''0d Sol-
1ser ot 1917 !" based upon The iaes than when the
B1itish Were laundering upon Fort Muul1rie, the
dear Old star s1kDgled fig Was saot down and fell
into the water, ftum which 1t Was ex rcated By
one StrEeant jasper, who waved 1t over his held
nItn replaced: A .iDsler scere occurred at the
latter bomha1dment OF the fort by the rebels, in |
sbtca the principal motor was a citizen e2ldier
namst Heart, though par,led aud bouud on nouor
bot TO dsht. The p.eea reclt-d by the celebrated
e:Gcntion!st was by Bayard Taylor, and termed !
Ecott and the VettrIp.' To attempt to eu'oyize |
lbe elocutioraTy power ct Professor Murdoch.
Nou,d be hete ute1ets It IL as 3nttersally kbowG /
~ tiehrWas received with storms Of appiause.
At the col csuRion the audfeLce rose TO their fer
sId gave three long chtera.
Tie meeting thea adjourned.
, 1864-10-21
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Indiana State military and Political
Matters,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune1
INDIANAPOLIS, Thursday, o.t. -.
The military authorities h.ve their haads
tull OF business. There are some four hun
dred men in Camp Carrington, volunteers.
drafted men and substitutes. The daily ar
r1Tal averages come, three hundred. About
IS many are sent away eyery day, being u.s.
signed to various veteran regiments in the
field, by orders from the War Department.
Recrnitirg throughout the State Is brisk,
and the new regiments are fast filling up,
One Is being organized this afternoon. The
143d regiment at Fort Wayne, has already
eome 500 men.
The canvass continues to be prosecuted
vigorously, and the Union coulties are de-
term1ned to increased their msjorities for
Lincoln. The meetings at the Wigwan In
this city are to be Kept up twice week.
Gel. Bsn Harrison, Of the 10th, made a nne
speech to d large audience last night, Ef-
forts are being made to get Ex Governor
Wright back again to Assist IN the good
The Copperheads, while masiny great
show Of fight. are woefally down in the
mouth, and will not be able to rally as strong
as st last election,
APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments Of field off,
GERS lave recently been made:
Jae. R uallowel1, to be Lieutenant Colonel OF
the 31st regiment, vice Wllinm Fairb1uka,
reejsnCd.
John ]. Meachan,, Adiutant, vice Noble, promo
Geo. ". Parker. to be Lieutenant Colonel OF the
18th regiment, vice OyleE, rest2ned,
ps1sp yGap 6;omate g. naosaE to be OF aame vice
jar. S. Wright, TO be Major OF THE a5th, vice
Larkip. resigned.
INDIAxAFoL1s, Thurzdsy, Oct. 2O.-The re.
ceipts of the Indiana Sanitary Falr amounted
to $4,000.
, 1864-10-21
Mark5r8 by Teiegxapnr
ST. Laul9 III drLEf.

[sreeia1 Ci,pAteh to the Cklcszo Trlbuae.1
81. Lor1s. Thursday Evening. Ost. 10.
FloUR-Flar AID lowe.. The only transact!on we
cc1(o hear OF Vas the tae cl few b1ls d.ubie extra
TT contract e. 4ic.ssH.
-0RA1E-Whest-Hecttpts were 5,G5 sack1. Market
teaVy. Sales were: II sscks pooz at $l1; SEQ sacxs
In !ott At BLESS do In ta at s0 $50 do at
&c d. to arrive. At eae; Eco do sl95 3D. Cern
very quef eaes $50 eAc1s yellow .. Sle, anG IS do
white at z1e5 ou. Osts-sales sc sacka at ssc In
tteoEd.hand ba1s; 100 do in lets At 9lc 7s2 do At
sc q bu. aaezs iEcluee1. Barley Sales so sacks
co DC At G2a3. ~ ~~~
KH1sEY-SRIes 70 nIis n Ii 81 2 eha
, 1864-10-21
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,
tspecisl Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l

BH1DoTPoar. Thursday evsnInE, pc.. 70.
CIEAsEo-H. g. Gaylord, Lockport: Cnshmso. A.
lhntc; UEds arts1les. Is or1s salt; E1ce1sioy Kan
aasee feeder. s,aH N lumber: Advance, Lezoas !:
Resolute, do,; D. Hese, do H. G. Loonis, d..
ARR1vzn-Resolnte, Lemont. 50 yds rubble etooe :.
H+G. Loomis, Co. 80 yards 1ubole stone: Adrancs.
do.4e yasds dlmension stone; D. Hess, do IL yurss
~ q ,one 11Se ottaws 800 bu es: csra
M.1ietis. KsnEsEee llgft Channshon. Dc" itta 81
6a 6ats ss. ,s na ohsai %hhsat onxs5d JSnst o 81
pats - bn barley; Msple Lest, joliet I'd ID onta
Deer PhzE No. Z. Utica 5,ItO IN rnrr .f'S ~ """s
, 1864-10-21
0eyre41 Market.

Qsw1ao. Thurtssy efeatng. Oct. 20
,-FL1UR-75c lover and lees active: s9.Sc 398 tor
foE whlte $40 75s1l. 20 TOR douhis e1t.a;
No. Chtcnzo sprlnR $1-9l; No. Mtiwauxee club
. 80.
CoRN-Scarca and quiet
(1aTH-Eomln4l
, 1864-10-21
nj a II II / ED.

rntb;s city, cn Wednesday evening. 18th inst a;
tte PsrsotaEp Of Wao .sh svenne Haplst thut h. BY
Rev. Edward G; T1rior ~ sAEEnEn HUNT,
this city.
, 1864-10-21

EEsse16 Passed UcfToIt,
lScec!sI Dispatch to the Chicago Tripuue1
DErzoIr. Ttur:t9y ETenlnR, Ocs 20.
UP-Columb1a. 5tigel.
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, 1864-10-21

ROARDNG-Wa1tsd by gan.
Ettn A. 1fe and thsee Little girls. ii hys.slass
1AGl!y snd hou1e. Price ret t. s1-aed 800 p.r
nonh Nhleh VIII b. petd IT. advance. Bess OF -tfe:-
eGcfA a!Fen 6ud required. Address T. O. Box 311H,
1satlo2 terEs, lccsI1an, kc, ocI.usi.is
, 1864-10-21

Especial Gssratcn 10 the Chicago Tytbansl
MILWAUKEE. Thursday, Oct. 20.
FLoUH-Dul!. and GG5pc lover.
GsA1H-1:cceipts Of EheAt 25 GOO bu, aud Market
ba2c loEE9. Sales this mo1niug 59tt4 IN at MA
LIT; on 'Charge 27too a: slts81e7, elcsav tau 81
S;f6n. selst Of 50! ba oata at &c In stq.e.
, 1864-10-21
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WO RENT>-C Cottage House in 8
= desirable location Oh tie West s,d1, Of six
TocEs- tset Of furlA -u1e for tale Rant a15 Lease
for one yeaE from May nsxt. 4. j. HAIR d co. Raj
Es'ata aud Commercial Bfogels. No 10 P3at Qflce
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, 1864-10-21

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Thurzday Evening, oct.su.
Money steAdr snd active q. q cent.
6teIl1ug exchange 1C9 fer gold. ..
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eiecks hish her RI. 81; Q Q, l2s: u. .. .sfH: III
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coup, hi; ID 10 C. up, e4H t. gear cert, 9i4.
Government 8tocfU STEADY,
, 1864-10-21

ROARDING-Wanted fer q busi
moth: Address With prlce loc.ttou, Mans. DC,
"JOaN ~" Nc1th Branch Post Office. oc2tluG2 Il
, 1864-10-21

Not THx MA4.-We are requested to state that
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