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and appealing to their interests in
vite them to loyalty, not as prescribed
and degraded class, but as citizens in
fact. II b. such a course we can in
duce them to return in good earnest to
their peaceful pursuits, it will be
long before designing demagogues,
preaching sunion Of the Southern
people as one man, can again seduce
them into instruction. 1t is the wish
Of loyal men in Tennessee, who think
philosophically upon the subject, that
the course SO well commenced by the
present commander Of this military
district may be pursued with patience
and energy. Protection Of person and
property, viii find a warm response in
the hearts of the people
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CasuaItIes at BuEEard Roos,,

The following officers we're wounded
at the late fight at Buzzard Boost, near
Daltons
Lieut. Col Dickerson, 10th Michigan,
wounded and a prisoner; Lieut. Wheel
er, 10th Michigan, wounded; Captain
Fee, -, wounded; Lieut. Hooker,
18th Ky, Mounted Infantry wounded.
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II 20. and KII sOon b Fn1IIsAed
A MILITARY AID NAVAL DICTIONARY.

A COMPENDIUM OF ALL THE WORKS AND
Z n Phfases uscd b Military science and ID the
Naval service, Niih their rroaunclstcrs. slld their
equivalents in freuc6 : especially adapted - the
Issages u tiff Jnited States Army and Neyy Fully
luztrsted SSH Wool EnsrnfinEs. BY uEfET Coz
Pr Professor ~ Engilsh Lteratare All History u
me lnFersly q Fsnlsy ifafia, tlie az OffsaF -
Arclisfy ID ne 1erglce ~ TIE uIitod States.
IL "a. kicHARLc+0N Publ sher,
Alari-2Hs - broaisay New YORK.
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The drafts drawn at the Cape of
Good Hope by Capt Semmes in pay
ment for coal furnished the Alabama
when there, were protested for nom
pay ment in England, and returned 10
Gaze Town previous to Dec 3lst.
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A Wrecking Company have under
taken to raise the Bohemian, sunken
of Portland, with aprospect of success,
provided the weather remains fair. The
Hibernia takes the place Of the unfor-
tunate bohemian.
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The pize q he lfirazins v.ll - ocfavo-esrh
number containing IL pages-puuted On superior
quality d paper, ard n the highest style d Art,
,I'ERfs-s5 pr yea, ID adgance siag.e nuinnefs
sent - maj poet Tlid, % Feceipi % ~ cent? o.
Sos. ] and sent for 81
Por sale IS IN Book and feriodleal Dealers.
Orders soT he Work lray - adaIt ssed o.
q =. RICHARDSON.
praLIsnEH kED frqrEfrTcE,
Mali-2sa
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Kintelmann, head gardener to the
King Of Prussia, died recently at the
age Of ninety. Frederick the Great
employed him az Sans Souci and Kin
tlemann cultivated the first dahlias in
troduced BY Alexander Won Humboldt
into Prussia.
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9Aniutl.
wEpNEspAY. MARcH 2. lse4.

"a Persons aeritins 70 this QfEcs 70 s15-
seribe fer the Union, or on any ottsr business,
SloHld address their letters 70
YM. CAMERON & CO., Publishers.
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II Eel Interested and grnhasd that such a work
should b ushered under your auspices, and shall
take pleasure ia giving it sny aid ia Iny power
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The funeral Of LUKE LEA, son Of John NJ. and
Elizabeth 2. Lea, viii take place TO-DAY, Of 3
o'clock, P. NJ at the residence Of his parents No.
le North Vine street. Divine service by Per. P. g.
Fall. Nashville, Marca 2. lset.
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arr Grant ..,,

Such MazsEns Is much needed, and f. de-
eervlng d tho most liberal patronage. Every e.
eilfty WI b gwen ior ~ eircaiaton u ths military
dirisioa."
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% have had the pleasure u exsming the fest
Number Of the United States Service Msgazine The
srOmineut military writers who have already lent
her aid - your enterprise cannot fl ~ insurng
IL suoeess. The want Of surh work has long been
felt among military men"
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N1.-Gr. MEADE sars.

have read with great satisfaction the first nun
ber q the Magazine, and shall BE- very glad 10 con
tribute % its success in aBy way u rny power"
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1frs Lincoln's last reception was unu-
sually brilliant, and SO was she in silks,
diamonds and smiles.
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HEsRY ". LoNGFELLoW II.

Your lneW Ms9lEne, haze no doubt VIII be
very sucoessil, not only the Army Rnd Navy bot
among elsiia1 ior every one Is deeply Interested
IN this Holy War and M6dcrn Crusade against Bar
taTisul
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rEE FOLLOWING ARE FEw or THE H4ST Ft4rrER
uSG TEsrblosrALs PROM DIsTNGuIsHED
uFFTCERs AND CITIZENS


''Ihavs read, end shall continue 80 read, with
great pleasure, tne United States Service Magazine
Edited BY my friend Prof Coppee, whom regard
az enc Of the Eogt accomplished officers OF the
Army.
Such Meganns cannot fal % BE- Of the great
est interest TO IL Army and Navy and 70 the pUt!c
generally"
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OFFICE L. 6. COsflnssARY OF SUBSISTENCE. }
A-.-A.-.Il- - - = 80. = !.

OFFICE L. s. CosDnssARY OF SUBSISTENCE.
Nashville. Tenn, March 2 1861
GEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the United
- States Subsistence Department with five thor
sand 5000 barrels Of FLOUR, are invited til the
10th day OF March, 1854, ct y O'Clock, NJ
The Flour to be Of quality equal 10 tho sample
TO be seen at my office in Nashville ami 20 be but
up in the best quality Of Well-seasoned oak barrels
snd head lined,
no bid viii be received for less quantity than
one hundred ZOO barrels.
The delivery ofthe Flour to be commenced on or
before March Is 1864, and tho whole amount 10 h,
delivered before April 20, 1864, at the L. s. Sub
sistenco Warehouse 20 Nashville
The Flour viii be Inspected before being received
by such persons IS the Government may direct
Bids To be directed 70 Capt. &. =. Henderson c.
s, and endorsed . Proposals for Flour"
An oath Of Allegiance must accompany each bid
Right reserved 70 reject any or sll bids PAYMENT
10 b. made in such funds as may &c furnished i,y
the United States
Form Of proposals furnished at this Office
:. j. HENDERSON,
Mar 2-td Captain aud C. s
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4gFw 9drfrtisemtnte.
Notice.

4NOb4OCs
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March !, 1854
IF THE GENTLEMAN who stole my POCKET
i BOOK containing S72, and 10y Watch and Vest
from No. 25 Summer street, On the night Of Feb
IL, will return the likeness which was In the inside
pocket Of the vest, 20 me- through the post Office
he viii confer great favor. any ether part Of the
property viii b. thankfully received
Address J. 7. ADAMS
Mail Messenger,
Mar 2-lw Nashville, Tenn.
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Notions. .

such as Fanny and Toilet soap. Penz. Pcncils. sl-
uohery and Envelopes, HAIR Brushes. Combs.
Gloves, Gauntlets, Army shirts, Pocket Knives.
Hosiery, handkerchief. Suspondors, and sundfis.i
TO tedious 90 mention allow nothing this side
Of Cmcinnat 20 EXCEL MP
To The suffers and country fucnshants I would
say ctl and see my stock and examine my prices
before huylng elsewhere or gong further North
lhis stock is for WHOLESALE az Nos A. ant 90
CHERRY STREET, up stairs. and those Who ssisi
nee liar from among all she latest stylea AMI 10
Inc pair &C Boors, can Dc accommodated 81 ms a.
tai room, 90 presCnt 40
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New Fashioned


Tangled
AoAAON0'
II EuO1lC square,
UuorUc.,D
~ . LII
WINI NDO1 OTDnITT0
W HE U UGl ILL u,
Our stock embraces everthinv in the line Of
ZPound can OYSTERS
pound can OYSTERS,
sARDINEs,
PICKLES, in key.
PICKLES, in bottles.
PIGS FEET,
SOUR KRoUT.
FRESH BUTTER.
oppPV ,pp1 n
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9mnsement5.
Theatre.

DUFFTELD FLYNN, Managers. VII. Eg-
EREfT, Stage Manager. s. p. SIMONS, Trcss-
urer A. HAlG, Director Of Music ". FLETCH-
Err, Scenic Artist.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, March. 3, 1864.
EThird night Of 5Ir. JonS F. owns. Z -.
Wednesday Evening, March End, VIII he performed
The Heirs at Law.
DR.. Pangloss, LID. and ASS. John F. Owens
aired '-ieWart
The performance to conclude with
Forty VVinlrs.
HoratiO spruggns. John Eowens
PRIcEs OF ADHESION. Dress Circle, IS cents Cssl-
lery, p cents. Doors open at ~ O'Clock Per-
iorinance 10 commence 81 4 10 O'clock.
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M. b CTnaR sTRFrr-

where goois are sold a. ioF A. snyIFhers IN Nash.
vile And TO the miiiners Of tids city and SUP
rcunduC country, ] would say, I sm keeping CON
stsnily On hand a well selected assortment o.
MISSES AND LADIES
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DIED.
Funeral Notice.

In Edge6elj, on Monday Afternoon, February %,
GORGE BECK, sH., aged 81 years
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"WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARcH ?, is6I.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-11-26
BUSINESS CARDS.
IDAHO HOTEL,

.... '.- ..L. H-r~.- ga -s ~. r-......
Wallace street, Virginia City, N. T. ]. M. Castner
propristor. The proprietor announces to hi. old
friends and the psbaic generally, that he is now
prepared to accommodate bosrders BY the heal, day
orweek at low rates. His table furnished with the
best the market affords. g. lily
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-11-26

Al EcHANICAL BAKERY,
CuY~ street, Virgins City, Y. I. Ksndle
Vincent, propristors. Keep on hand ail xinds OF
bread, cakee and pies, which arc gong Oh nks hos
cakes" At cheap rates. i-om,
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CALIFORNIA HOTEL,
FON7.D.

CERTIFICATE OF TEN SHARES OF THE
n. consolidatei Silver Star Company. The owner
by provnng property and paying for tn,s su'srass
YirEnin City.
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Returns indicate an increased Union ma
lority over the October vote of Ohio of from
$4,000 to $4,000. Daa tur3 + q. -
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The Herald's special says, informatin has
been received that the rebels in the Shen-
andoah ralley have been reinforced, and are
attempting to flank the position of Sheridan,
| in order to at least threaten Pennsylvania
and Maryland with invasion. Sheridan.
however, is prepared for them. Hearing Of
| it on Wednesday last, he has gwen march
| ing orders to the army, which is in the
ipest and most effective condition.
Our dispatches from the front represent
that tue rebels wers some days ago in fore.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

oFFICrA DIRECTORY.
Territorial GFsicers.
eovrxzos, SIDNEY EDGERToN, gsnpacs City !;
nzcRSrrRT, II. p. FORSEY;
'cnlx- JusrIcK, Il L. HoSMER,
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, AMI GIDDlSGS.
" L. B. WILL1ST0S,
Arr GxrzEAL, F.. B. NEALY, Virginia City
MARsHAL,'C. J. BUCK,
SURVEYOR GENERAL, N. BOYD
AUDITOR. JOHN S. LOTT.
;TRzAsuRER, JOHN J. HULL.
NOTARY PrBLIc, JOHN S. ATCHlSoS.
<Gsunsy Officers of Madison County.
County Corriasiea srs JAH~s Fsssus,
SAMUEL ". SrASEr,
FRED. X. EoOT.
rresss. Judge, Tsez, c. JONAS.
Ehssif, NXrL How7x.
Treasurer, RosEET 4. HILL.
Rseordsr r. h. HtGAHAr.
.Hunieipai Officers OF Virginia City.
PeIs. Judge and Rx xanaicio Mayor, @, G. Bssezu-
Asznbsrs Of Council, E K WooDsrRI,
Sac. SchrAs,
JAMES GIssoa,
n. EoRD.
Marshall JgsRI EoLIF.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
EASTERN NEWS.
DATES TO MARCH 26TH.

New York, March pa letter from ia.
pan in the Tribune, reports the burning Of
10000 houses in the city of Asaker.
General Albert Pike has made overtures
for an amnesty. as .as y.
The English blockade runner havana,
while attempting to run the blockade on Swa-
nee river, was run ashore and burned by her
crew to prevent her falling into our hands.
| Gen. Hancock, who was to-day before the
committee on the conduct of the war, com
pletely virdicated Gen. Meade's conduct at
the battle of Gettysburg. l1"
New York, March 26.--A special says that
the House Naval Committee are preparing a
bill to provide for the building Of four ocean
iron-clad cruisers for the coast. aHa
Philadelphia, March GA New Orleans
letter says that Gen. Banks took the field on
the 9Th inst, for Franklin direct. His ope-
rating force is $4,000 cavalry and "a light
pieces of artillery. -Four Origades of these
will sweep across the country into Texas. ls
Chicago, March pa statement exhibit
ing quotas of the several States under the
last call, with all credits deducted and all de-
fciencies added. shows Illinois is over $4,000
in excess. Pennsylvania is short rs, 900, New
York $4,000, Ohio $4,000, Indiana % 600,
Massachusetts 10000; other States from
1000 to 5000. .,-.- r 7..''''.l '.s-
3 Washington, March 24th.-operations in
Virginia will commence much sooner than
supposed. Gen, Grant as soon as. he obtains
knowledge of the army, is to operate in max
ing offensive movements promptly. ssf2fasi
Cairo, March 25.-Col Hawkins, in COM
mand Of Union city, Tenn, surrendered his
whole command to. Forrest. slOur force CON
sisted of 40 cavalry, armed and equipped
200 of them, were mounted, After destroy
ing the Forts, the rebels retrea ted. General
Giverson sent strong force from Memphis
in pursuit. 81 H gao aea j..
o The Senate Post Office Committe have in
trOducsd a bill providing for the carrying of
the mails between the Missouri river, ard
California The bill authorizes the
Postmaster-General TO contrac t.a'w with the
old contractors or other responsible parties,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09

1or daily mail for 4 years, at an annual sum
not exceeding a million of .dollars. The time
| is shortened from twenty to sixteen days.
A Baltimore correspondent Of the World,
gives as an exact number of the rebel army
on the Doth 275.OOO.
The Pennsylvania State democratic Conven-
ton have instructed their delegation to vote
for Mcclellan for President, u atsaf.r s.f
The Posts special says, the Committee on
Conduct of the War find no evidence against
Gen. Meade. .......
Gen. Grants first general order prohibits
the use Of Intoxicating liquors by any person
when on military railroad service.
The Archduke Macmillan arrived at Lon
dou from Paris on the 18th The Mexican
prisoners in France gave in their adhesion to
MaxlmlIlan's government
Sacramento, March 25.-The State Union
Convention elected delegates to-day; adopted
resolutions in honor of Thomas Starr King
Endorsed the present administration, instruct
ed delegates to go for the denomination of
expressed itself in favor of the alb
clifton of slavery; Endorsed CONFESS ands
their Congressman commended volunteering
and declaring the right of soldiers to vote,
and thanked Congress for aiding the Pacific
Railroad.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
BAR MEETING.

| 8
At meeting of the members of the Bar,
practising in the District Court of the Terri
tory of Idaho, for the second Judicial District
in the County of Boise, held pursuant to pre-
vious notice at the Court House in Idaho city
March 9TH, 1864, upon motion A. Heed
was elected Chairman and G. l. Gilbert, Sec
Rotary, Upon motion, Committee of five
consisting of I. S. Hascall, E. Nugent, F.,
Miller, G. c. Hough and D. VIM. Donthitt,
were appointed to draft resolutions. Com.
mittee reported following preamble and
resolution, and upon motion report of Com
mittee was received and adopted: ..t .
Whereas, The first Term of the District
Court of the Territory of Idaho, for the 2nd
Judicial District, in the County of Boise,
Hon. S. G. Parks presiding Judge, has near
ly completed and
Whereas, Said Judge designs leaving this
county aud Territory Immediately after the
conclusion Of this term of the Court, to pay
temporary visit to the State Of Illinois,
where he formerly resided with the intention
of returning at an early day with his family
to become permanent resident of this coun-
tj,-therefore, be it unanimously resolved by
the membe of the Bar practising in this
court present at special meeting held for
that purpose among others
That we beg leave to take this occasion of
offering to Judge Parks an expression of our
sentiments, as members Of said bar, toward
him as man, citizen and estiLnable gentle
man in private life, and who has conducted
the business of said court during the present
term thereof as an upright, honest, able, in
dustrious and courteous presiding Judge, and
to express a hope that his journey to and
rom his former home may prove pleasant
one, and that he may have safe and speedy
return to his. home with US in the Mountains
Of Idaho. a.. e...g +. .y........a ~.
Upon motion, committee of three,-consr
listing of ]. M. Murphy, G. I. Gilbert and
7. S. Anderson,-Was appointed to present
Judge Parks with copy Of said preamble
nd resolutions. Upon motion. I. J. Butler,
ditor Of the Boise News, was requested to
ubli8h the proceedings Of said meeting.
After some ether proceedings, meeting adj
burned sine die. sau A. HEED, Chm. n1
G. l. GILBERy, Secy..s arss, ia. sd .,- ...r
Idaho City, April 9th, 1864. III t.,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
AN ACT


RELATING tothe Discovery of Gold and Sill
yer Quartz Leads, and the manner of thei
Location. .asaa w eaE .-ura s
Be itsenacted by the Legislative Assembly O
the Territory of Idaho, as follows :. Ill., u
| SECTION l. That any person or persons
who may hereafter discover any quartz lead
or lode, shall be entitled to one claim thereon
byright of discovery and one claim by To-
cation. r r., .., E, -.--... ...
SEC. 2. That quartz-claim shall consist
Of two hundred feet in length along the lead
or lode, by one hundred feet in breadth, COW
ering and including all dips, spurs and angles
within the bounds OF said claim, as also the
right of drainage, tunneling, and such other
privileges as may be necessary to the working
of said claim. 7aG .W o.z,,g saint.
Sec. 3. The locator of any quartz claim on
any lead or lode shall at the time Of locating
such claim, place substantial stake, not less
than three inches in diameter, at. each end of
said claim, on which shall be written notice
specifying the name of the locator, the num-
Der of feet claimed, together with the year,
month, and day when the same was taken.
SEC. 4. All claims shall be recorded in the
county recorders office within ten days from
the time of posting notice thereon: Provided, |
That when the claim is more than thirty |
miles distant from the county seat, the time /
shall extend to fifteen days.
SEC. 5. Quartz claims recorded in accord
ance with the provisions Of section four of
this act, shall entitle the person SO recording
to hold the same to the use of himself, his
heirs and assigns: Provided, That within six
months from and after the date of recording
ne shall perform or cause to be performed
hereon, work amounting in value to the sum
If one hundred dollars. .E H...
SEC. 8. Any person or persons holding
quartz claims in pursuance of this act, shall
eneW the notice required in section three at
east once in twelve months, unless such
laimant is occupying and working the same.
SEC. The conveyance of quartz claims !
heretofore made by bills of sale or other in
truments Of writing, with or without SEALS
hall be continued in accordance with the
awful local rules, regulations and customs of
he miners in the several mining districts, and !
aiG bills of sale or instruments of writing !
Oncerning quartz claims, with or without
calls, shall be prima faeie evidence of sale, as
such conveyance had been made by deed =
nder seal. .s #...a. s
SEC. 5. Conveyances Of quartz claims shall :
GREATER require the same formalties, and !,
lalI be subject to the same rules of construc- ;,
on as the transfer and conveyance of real =
tate. .fr... =
SEC. The location and presumption of " =,
lartz claims heretofore made shall be estab- =
he'd and proven, when there is contest be- u
re the courts, by the local rules, customs :.
ID regulations Of the miners in each district =.
here such claim is located, when not in con :.
ct with the laws Of the United States or Of u
e laws Of this Territory. axI u
SEC. 10. This act is to take effect and be -
force from and after its approval by the u
)vernor. -
Approved February I'd, 1864. =
-
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Boise Mems Cob Oflre
IRooK, CARD, AND JoBPRINTING oFF1U

IPOOK, CARD AND JOBPRTNTING OFFIO
IAO-East Hill Bun0ck City. n .T.rs
The proprietOrs beg leave to announce to the
people Of Bannock City and vicinity, that they
Ihavea varied and comp assortmentof PLAIN
land ORNAMENTAL JOB AND CARD TYPES
which make their facilities for executing all kinds
of plain and ornamental printing unsurpassed by
any office IN the upper country. All orders for
Jobs viii be executed with neatness and dispatch
~ Job Work must be paid for before it is ta-
ken from the office.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09

ANOTHER MILL.-We read an order yes
terday, at the Office of tie Oregon lronsWorks
for another quartz mill, The mill in question
to be s stamps, each stamp to weigh 800 lbs,
with a steam engine. boiler, and all the ap@
planes. The location for which it is intend
ed is on Che Idaho lode, South Boise.-[Ore-
gonian, March 10Th. ----.- y .------
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09

INDIAN POLICY Bishop Whipple Of Min
nesota says =" In Canada there has never
been an Indian massacre or an Indian war.
They spend a hundredtha part in preventing
what we spend in suppressing Indian out
breaks. Their missions are prosperous and
ours are blasted-they live in peace an we
live in perpetual strife. " a..'a.7. sit ~
This is sad but truthful statement Tits
fitting commentary upon our Indian policy,
which is disgrace to the nation and human
.ity.-[ acidc. .aoIT --.ag9tIF SD vgrqvr
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09

Judge End District Court, ... SAMUEL Q. PARKS.
Clerk I" District COurt,.s,.f.i y. G; HENLEY Henley
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
BOISE NEWS AGENTS.

IDAHO C1TY-Henry H. Knapp, carrier and
general agent to whom all dues are payable. Pa
pers are also for sale at the Office of Wells, Fargo
& Co., at the Salt Lake Express Company, at
Swinnerton's book store and Rosenberg's variety
store. - sd ga.aa #v 1stH .E.t .srsecag
PLkoERy11LE- James Hawley, carrier and gem
eral agent to whom all dues for subscriptions are
payable papers are also for sale at the Office Of
Wells, Fargo and Co. and at Schroeder & Timers
book store.
oenffBRytl11L1fE -P. W. Johnson at Wells, Fargo
q Co.'s. - u aeit rsfts sss s-s.5 F.,fFt5- ~
PIoNEzR GIFY-Alfred slocEnl at Wells, Fargo
j. Co.'s. fglF val .1 eH s,r.sere 80
WA1LA WAL1A-E. E. Kelly. asi III gr
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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Boise County-Idaho City, County Seal

Probate Judge, 800 z. DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN.
auditor, -. ........'......W R. UNDERWOOD.
Sheriff, ..!.................S. PIEKHA3'
Treasurer, ....... ......!. .CHAs. D, .YAJEN.
-ASSeSSOT, ...-......! s.-...: - y JUDGE.
County Commissioners. .........1y J. Smith, and
$50 - saas ..sf qH 81 H. 1. CROW.