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ToTHEpEoPLE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
THB PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
] STATES has issued the following order

THB PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
j STATES has issued the following order
EXECUTIVE MAN4IoN, :
February /, 1854
Ordered that draft for I've hundred thousand
men to serve for three years or during the war be
made ON the 10th day Of March next for the mill
tary service of the United States, crsditing and
deducting 80 many as may have been enlisted Of
drafted into the service prior to the LIST day or
March next add not heretofore credited.
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
udss the 100000 called fer in October last.
Men enlisting before tbs lst day Of March will
be entitled to bounties from the Government as
heretofore, viz; $500 for veterans, and $500 for
new recruits. After that time no bounties viii be
paid. And recommend 70 the Supervisor Of the
Several counties to meet and offer o county bounty
Of from 500 TO $500 in addition TO that paid by
the Government Under late act Of the Lsgis-
iature this bounty may not only be levied for, but
the Supervisors may borrow the money to pay the
same All the other States are Offering induce
ments 10 voluntsers, and it ssems to me that Il
should be done in many Of the counties Of this
State 1t 10 true that West Virgins, ovsrun and
laid waste IN many parts a. she has been, hai
shown q devotion 10 the cause in which We 90
gagged that il unsurpassed, II equallsd by any por
They are called for and must be furnished. Ths
number who have volunteered under the last cal
have fallen much short Of what had anticipated
The State must furnish her proportion-h not bJ
voluntesring-f must be done by draft And
while shall regret the necessity for the draft,
assure you, If il becomes necessary, shall 40
the Government In its execution by every mean
in my power
The I'd, Sd and 9th Regiments Of Mounted in
fAntry have been changed to cavalry by IN or
der Of the War Department, and Am authorized
to raise two new companies for each regiment ans
to APPOINT fun complsmsnt Of sfcss for ssei
company. Those who prefer new organization
may recruit for these companies.
| / request that the people take action % I'M
subject That yoa hold meetings and snesurag'
enlistmsnts; and Les rs not permit II to b sad
after this war Is over that ID was necessary 70 drst
in West Tirginis TO supply her quota Of uocps-
! a A. I. BOHEMIAN, Govsrnor.
SExEsvrrvx cnAxsrn, Wheeling, Feb. l, 1854
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!; ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Joseph Witmarsh has
been admitted to bail. Mrs. Corrsl appear
ed and testified that Witmarsh, though pre-.
sent when the rape was committed, was not
connected with the outrage and could not
therefore be implicated in the affair.
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New RKvEkUE DEcIsIoN.-The Treasury
Department has decided that the stamp
act does not apply to applications Of officers
and Government employees for arrearages
of pay. .<.ste.
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DIsGRAcHFuL ow.-About noon yester
.ay 9 disgraceful row occurred near the cor
Der of Market and Union Streets between
members of the First Va. Cavalry and the
First Va. Infantry. Several Of the combat
ants were severely punished, and one man
narrowly escaped death from the flying
bullets discharged from revolver in the
hands of one of the cavalry men. The Pro-
cost Guard was ordered out, and for q time
that portion of the cityin which the row
occurred presented warlike appearance
after much ceremony, three Of tho leaders
we're arrested and conveyed to the military
prison, and the large crowd dispersed IA
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VANDALIsx.-The Confectionery of P. E.
Zinn'was entered night before last by some
soldiers, and about twenty FIVE or thirty
dollars worth of property (glass jars, etc.,
destroyed. |lHls'~ go"
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GEN. SIGEL left fer Cumberland yester'
day, to ass ume command. 1t is said he will
remove his headquarters to this city in q
few days
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REI.IGIOUS NOTICE.

A sermon will be preached at the Az Baptist
Church on Clay street, ON, ls1t sabbath, services
commencing at 10 l.2 oclock, "A. M.
In the afternoon, at 2 O'clock q meeting wiii be
hald AZ the same place, to organize . Sabbath
school Persons desiring to engage In this twors
are respectfully invited to attend 80 :, 80.
Services viii continue to be bel I'm the :cnS su
hath School in the afternoon at oicock, -s ~
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TIE RIVER was rising yesterday tn
little over nine feet water in the channel
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OHIo VETERASs.-The total number Of
Veterans re enlisted from Ohio is over twelve
thousand. This makes grand nucleus
tor strong army from the Buckeye State.
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ST. Louis, March ll.-Gen. Rosecrans
has rescinded ell orders heretofore issued
in his department prohibiting the sale aud
cirulation of newspapers or other publica-
tons. .s-.s- -rs 49, ~ +.
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Boz EDWARDS great combination troupe
appear at Washington Hail to- night, Look
out for fun.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

THE Congregation Of the English Evangelical
Lutheran Church, will on and after Tomorrow,
the Ism inst, worship in tho sGsrnane Isstheiap
Church on Fourth street, between John ana eu,n-
cy. Services ct 8 IL elosk. Repetition q me
sermon on ''The Power Of Prsysr by HeE, =
B. Barnits., Sunday School at e'lock, r a
III By onDERI or CaURcH COUNCIL.
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81 u. 9. Soldiers to be Hung by
sfI'. the Rebels. .. b. y O.. I

It is reported that the rebels intend hang.
ing the entire number of Union soldiers
captured by them from Col. Fosters com
mand, 81 in number, half of whom have
never been in the rebel service. ..ss.
The native Union troops have decided to
take the question Of retaliation into their
own hands. They have given their officers
who did not approve Of severe measures
opportunity to resign, and have also given
warning that immediate death will be in
Aicted upon ony off GERS hereafter who offer
to surrender to the enemy or ask for any
quarter.
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YESTERDAY was disagrseable day-ir
every respect in this city.
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The members Of Co. A. Fourth Western
\ irglnia Cavalry are ordered to meet at the
3econd Ward Market House on Monday af-
sn00n at one O'Clock, = See notice in An.
Ether column. S' ? !" ~ -,r,,,4.
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NOTICE.

Sherift,S Sale OF q ValuaOle M1il
Site, including q Tract Of 100
Acres of Land.
DY VIRTUE CT decree of the Circuit Court
ID of Tyler county rendered at the spring term
thereof, in the year 1862, in the case of bucket
Wells and wife against Eli Kearns and wife, and
others, the undersigned will offer for sale at the
front door of the Court House Of said county, on
the
eth Day OF April Next
the same being Court day, that valuable property
known as the Jug Handle Mill Seat, including
100 acres of land adjoining the same
The said sale will be made to the highest bid
der, on credit of one two and three years, in
equal payments, with interest from the day Of
sale, to be paid semi-annually, the purchaser or
purchasers giving bond with approved personal
security for the purchase money aforesaid AID the
title to said property (Which is indisputable) will
be retained until the payment of the purchase
money L.. w. L MARTIN,
Sheriff Tyler Co
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WIRE.

DRIGHT and Copper Colored Wire, assorted Nos
ID z. @. HILDRETH 4 BRO
Ian12 ... Is Main Street.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ'T GENL's

War DEPARTMENT, ApJ'T GEMS !
OFFICE, Washington, Feb. %.
Gepsral Orders No. go sEE
Major General Franz Sigel, U. s. Volun-
teers, is assigned to the command Of the
Department Of West Virginia.
BY order Of the President:
W. A. NICHOLS,
'-. - Asst Adj't General
Oficial:-A. w, NICHOLS, Asst Adj. Gen
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Kilpatrick's Late Raid.

A special to the Tribune from Washing
ton of the 10th, says From returned
Richmond prisoners we CLEAN the following
incidents connected with Kilpatrick's raid
When information reached Richmond that
Fitzpatrick had crossed the Rapidan, the
most vigorous orders were issued respect
ing prisoners. The prison was mined, 200
kegs of powder placed under it and every
preparation made to blow the prisoners into
eternity. The prisoners being ignorant
that the prison was mined plan was form
ed to attempt to join our forces when they
should get to the city. On Monday only
those bringing .rations called in and they
refused to converse. The guard was in
creased and strict orders given to shoot any
one who approached the window or stair
way.
Three officers and $50 men from Kilpat-
rick's men were confined in the cells and
fed only on corn-paste and water.
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FOR SALE.

an account OF i'll health ofsr for sale the lease
" fixtures and Furniture Of the wsll-known and
popular "Krsmerss HOTEL" together With Q
good Bar doing Q profitable business
The Furniture and Fixtures are entirely new.
The whole will be sold at bargain
For farms, apply to
mar2n ANThONf AhAAhh' FroPr.
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WHEEEtNa, W. Va |

-. Pc '.liIfi March 10, 1854. J
General Orders No. l.
In accordance with General Orders No
80 War Department, l hereby assume com
mand Of the Department Of West Virginia
Headquarters at Cumberland, Md.
F. SIoEL.
Maj. Gen.
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TELEGRAPH
Up to 9 OsClock.. A. M.


Letter fs0m StroEfanef6 Head.
NEW YoRK, March, 10 A. " arlington
special to the Commercial says: :: :: 3. :
I am informed that Sir Francis Head hae
written pungent letter to Seward, setting
forth eertain facts injected with the de-
struction, in the time Of the rebellion, OF
the steamer Caroline, asserting that the pc
sition taken by the q. s. Government IN
that affair diametricaliy opposite to the
doctrine promulgated 10 the despatch Of
July 18th to Mr.. Adams. am a-}Cg
Hanging of23 Rebel Deserters
A Kingston correapondentof the Raleigh
Confederacy in speaking Of the hsnging, on
the 9th instant, In Kingston; Of the % cap
tured soldiers as deserters, from the rebel
conscriptioH says: u VI S''' . - > = ?
The prisoners mounted the scaffold with
firm and elastic stet, and met their fate
with unainching fortifude. They asked for
no quarter and seorufuhy spurned all over
lures Of concession on condition of return
ing to duty in The confederate service The
multitude were moAed to tears and openly
denounced this cruel massacre which is
causing assertions from the confederate
service by wholesale and creating an indig.
nation which it is feared will be uncontrol-
liable. r-,.,...... =. I'D. iUal
81 u. 8. Soldiers to be Hung by
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IN CHANOERY.

NTEST VIRGINIA-At Rules held In the
w Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF Mar
shall county, for the month Of February, 1864
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From New Orleans.

New Orleans advices to the lst, pei
Western Metropolis state that military
movements are still in progress for the re.
possession of the country beyond Teche.
The bembardment of Fort Powell, be,
low Mobile, continued vigorously. The reb.
Ell batteries replied, but none of our vessels
were seriously hurt. The only casualty on
our side was the wounding Of man.
letter from the feet says Fsrragut in-
tends to silence Fort Powell soon, and send
bis mosquito feet into Mobile bay, and by
50 doing eut off Forts Morgan and Gaines.
The bay is said to be obstructed miles
below Mobile in such manner that vessels
are compelled to pass under the guns of two
iron clad forts, and battery from shore
on the west SIDE
Mobile is strongly defended at every
point. The ram Tennessee lies in the bay.
Mobile was almost entirely destitute Of
soldiers, 10000 having gone to meet Sher.
man.
A Key West letter has . rumor that one
of Farraguts steamers passed Fort Morgan
under terrible FIRE, and another rumor
that he has captured the works.
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HANGER ".

Nehemiah T Harris, plan'td. Attaebu
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,a,,.s'o d "a % Q y . ID. -
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- =. -'-S' - q. 80
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f~~4 RHasexAks@3ksssrss g. Good b o.
have removed their extensive stock ofdrus
chemicals etc, .Stc4 70 tho store room tNe
n Monroe Street, in the rear of the Mer
chants and Mechanics Bank, where the.
will be pleased to see all their old custom
ers and . host of new ones. They are nov
receiving large additions to their alread..
large stock Of drugs.
RENDERED VERDIcT.-The Coroner
Jury at Washington, Pa. after session o
over . week, considering the circamstan-
ces attending the late shooting ARRAY, hav'
rendered verdict that "Mr. David Vol
came to his death from s revolver in th'
hands of some person unknown to the ju
ry-"
- DrAD.-Mr. John Salyards, who has fol
many years carried ON . small securing ant
renovating establishment at the head of wa
ter street, died at his residence in NORTH
Wheeling yesterday morning, in the eigh
ty.6rst year Of his age.
ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Joseph Witmarsh has
been admitted to bail. Mrs. Correl appear
ed and testified that Witmarsh, though pre-
sent when the rape was committed, was no,
connected with the outrage and could no,
therefore be implicated in the affair.
j. as "a ! q
VANDALIsx.-The Confectionery of P. E.
Zinn'was entered night before last by some
soldiers, and about twenty FIVE or thirty
dollars worth Of property (glass jars, etc.,
destroyed. ~ 3l''~ go" ~
New REvEkUE DEcIs1oN.-The Treasury
Department has decided that the stamp
act does not apply to applications Of officers
and Government employees for arrearage'
of pay. .-sftEe.
GEN. SIGEL left fer Cumberland yester.
day, to ass ume command. 1t is said he will
remove bis headquarters to this city in q
few days. '4--
ONO VETERANs.-The total number 0,
vsterans re enlisted from Ohio is over twelve
thousand. This makes grand nueleu.
tor q strong army from the Buckeye State
! Boz EDWARDS great combustion troupe
appear at Washington Hail to- night, Look
out for fun.
Observation-Disclosures is directed to the
religious notices which appear at the head
of our local column,
! YESTERDAY was dissgrssable day-in
every respect in this city.
TIE RIVER was rising yesterday tn q
little over nine feet water in the channel.
War DEPARTMENT, ApJ'T GEMS !
~ OFFICE, Washington, Feb. %.
Gepnal Orders No. go sEEi
Major General Franz Sigel, U. s. Volun-
teers, is assigned to the command Of the
Department of West Virginia.
BY order Of the President
W. A. NICHOLS,
ASST AdIt General
Official: W, NICHOLS, Asst Adj. Gen
- .s.1Esi WHEEEtNG, W. Va,
80 tai!ti.t March 10, 1864.
General Orders No. l.
In accordance with General Orders No.
30 War Department, hereby assume com
mand Of the Department Of West Virginia,
Headquarters at Cumberland, Md.
F. SIoEL.
Maj. Gen.
BINDlNG.-Having purchased new ma
,hiuery, tools, etc, and employed a COM
petent workman, we are prepared to &C.
our friends and patrons, who
have so anxiously anticipated the opening
IF this department Of our office. Oar facil'
ties for manufacturing blank books, led
gers, account books, ETC., are unsurpassed
BY anv establishment in this section of
Those having books to bind, or
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

ONE Of party Of soldiers, lately scouting
after Indians south of Canyon city, writes to
the Oregonian as follows of Harvey valley:
!" Harvey valley, as by common consent we
called 1t, is, should Judge, so miles long bv
so broad, and about 5000 feet above The lev
e! OF the sea; about half of its area is. oncu-
pied BY Harvey Lake. which lake is constant
y fed by several large streams rising in the
mountains and flowing through numerous
cany ons on every side Of the valleys circun-
ference. The lake does not appear to have
any outlet, and later in the season is proba-
ooly OF much less size, as many of the streams
moving towards it sink its waters are said
TO be very alkaline, of which I had no onnor-
tunlty to Judge, but which is probable, as I
observed the peculiar alkaline incrustation on
tne greater part of the valley which we trav-
eled. The valley, with the exception Of lit
Tie portions of it, extending into the CANYONS,
IS vast, sterile sage plain, almost entirely
destitute OF game though we saw a few an
telope, jackass rabbits and sage chickens.
Hot or thermal springs are said to be numer.
Gus IN the valley; though l saw but one. it
was Steaming away finely, indicating a rather
unpleasant proximity to regions unmentiona-
BILE. The bluffs and table land IN the midst
OF the valley look like islands at sea, and
strongly favor the idea that the whole ex-
panse of hevalley was once an inland ocean.
The mountains surrounding the valley at this
time of the year are all snow covered the
greater portion Of them probably throughout
The year."
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

THE SMALLPOX REMEDY.--The smallpox
remedy which cnred three thousand cases,in
England, taken in all stages Of the disease,
is so simple that it cannot be too widely dis
seminated. 1t is: Cream of Tartar, three
fourths of an ounce Rhubarb, - grains
Cold Water, 1 pint, The dose is from. a
quarter to a half pint. In severe cases
half pint dose should be administered. In
cases characterized by delirium great benefits
had been obtained BY applying bottle of hot
water to the feet. = l-.. ... srog
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

In Icetown, opposite st. Louis, which. was
built on the frozen river during the cold
spell, barkeeper built FIRE in his tent and
sat before it on a three-legged stool warming
his Sims, when the fire thawed hole in the
ice and the man fell through, and has not yet
reappeared. His assistant, verdant Irish
boy, was asked where the proprietor was, and
replied, Faith, he's gone into the cellar.9
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

HEENAN USED UP.-The New York cor
respondent Of the Call, says the last steamer,
brought private news from London
from which it appears likely John
T. Heenan, the Benicia Boy" will never be
apt to recover from tie alleged +" drugging !"
he suffered at the hands of Aing's friends, to
enable King to win the victory. He is now
subject to commissions, and suddenly falls
down in the street in fits, while out walking.
His race is run they say. His day is over.
He talks of returning home, to California, to
die. @ .t. -4.. ~ f0 ,E'-t~~'7
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04
DR., J. N. Belts,
DIR. c. w. K1RcHNER,
German Physician, Surgeon And Ac-
coucheUr, .-.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.
LII IT, Mi, e II o..

FROM SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND.
)FFICE-ldaho City Wall ST., bet.Main & MOntg'y,
ATM. N. UHIPMAN's DRUG STORE.
THE DR.. begN leave to inform his numerous
i friends, and the public in general. that he in
ends to stay here for the season, to practice his
profession. His fifteen years experience on this
oast, enables him to promise a speedy cure in
most all climatic diseases; such as fevers, .pneu-
aonia, Rheumatism and dysentaries. Chronic
I'd private diseases, he treats very successfully,
nd pays particular attention to all diseases Of
romen and children. The strictest discretion
md secrecy is observed in all cases. Consulta.
ions in French, Spanish German and English.
SIS n34.m3 g. .n
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

THE Q. S. N. Co. are erecting a lire, o
telegraph from the DaIles to Cello, dis
lance of "A miles, to be used for the accom-
mediation Of the steamers and cars. A line
is also in contemplation from Portland to
Olympia, on the Sound. #aeyI 7a4
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

Two Monitors--the Elijah. and Shiloh
now building at St. Louis, will be completed
in July. Each has tu1ret with an internal
diameter Of 90 feet. ~gr,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

THE ACES OF THE PRESIDENTS CABINET.
Lincoln is 81 years old Seward, Secreta-
ry Of State, So; Chase, of the Treasury, So !;
Wells, Of the Navy 65; Bates. Attorney
General, 70 Blair, Postmaster General, 81.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

reports no fighting since Saturday night. The
Richmond Enquirer estimates the rebel losses in
the fight with Butler last week; at Is 900. Noth~
ing stated with regard to the present position of
Beauregard and Butler.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

I" On THE RoAD 10 POVERTY. rs the 3ex-
preston used by the Orovle Union, in regard
TO persons. emigrating to the Boise river
country. 70.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

PRENTICE, Of The Louisville Journal, has
been elected by the Legislature, State Print
er Of Kentucky. i .-ag.-a.r ai
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

A light obtained from magnesium is now
produced by the process ofSonStadt, and is
beginning to be used for Photographic
purposes. eve. e-ar"5 -rnl a-G 0i
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

A TRANSFORMATIONS Sixth street
Presbyterian Church, Sacramento, is being
concerted into a Jewish Synagogue.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

PoRT OF ENTRY.-A bill has passed the
U. S. Senate, making Portland port Of en-
try. -
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

It seems to US that the expression "ofi-
GERS and men, " is far from being, compliment
tary to officers. ~. ,r..'. a: a.f.r...r. ...s
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

The English papers express the OPT
that the Danish difficulties will eut0
usual supplies of grain from EasternJ
This will help our markets. 7''
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04
--LATEST.

By the arrival Of the Salt Sake Express on
Thursday, i've and half days out from Salt Lake,
we are in receipt of Eastern dates to the 25th:
But little has been received, with regard to
Grants last movements, Sec. Stanton having re-
duested the papers not to publish anything with
regard to it at present. Gen. Buffers dispatch
boat arrived at Fortress Monroe on the Oath, and
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04
Boise Ncujs.i

Z ~ Advertisements, toinsure insertion, mus
he handed in as early as Thursday, and the mum.
Der Of insertions desired should be noted on
the margin
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

Washington, May 23,-The Army of the Poto-
mac is now fully as strong in numbers and better
equipped than When the campaign began, Sever
al thousands Of reinforcements have also been for
uarded to other armies in the field. During the
same time over 80 900 volunteers for 100 days have
been mustered into SERVICE clothed, armed, equip
ped and transported TO their respective POSITIONS
!. In the House, Coffroth, of Pennsylvania, intro.
duced a resolution, that with the concurrence OF
both houses, Congress shall adjourn on the 9Th Of
June-adopted. n -L---I y ]. D.