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To School Directors.

| have q word to School directors, with
regard to the employment of teachers in
our public schools. Some of them think If
they can only succeed in getting a suff
cicnt number of teachers to fll their
schools at low salary, and, by SO doing,
save little money to the district, then
they are doing God service These men
never, for a moment, take into considera
ton what the character OF teacher ought
to be, with regard to the mental and moral
training of the children They think this
matter OF minor importance, and their
sole aim and object appears to be to EN-
poy the man or woman who will teach for
the lowest salary. But there are others,
who are governed by quite different mot
to. They not only seek to employ teach
ers who are qualified. both for the mental
aud moral training of the children, (and
this, think, should be matter of the
very first Importance but they are, also,
willing to pay them liberal compensation
for their services The School Directors
of Memo district differ, in some respects,
from all these; they want, if possible, to
secure teachers, who are well qualified for
the position which they are 10 occupy,
both in regard to the mental and moral
training of the youth, (and | must confess
that they have succeeded in employing
teachers of considerable talent and ability }
But alas !. alas! they have failed to renu.
nerate them for their services, in proper
ton to their ability. They expect them
to teach for old salaries, which they re
celVed ten years ago, notwithstanding the
advance on all kinds of produce Mechan
les OF all kinds here have ha,i their pay
advanced, except the poor sch"ol teach :.
aud when say ''poor," | mean just what
say, tor most OF our teachers are in real
ity poor, and their salaries never ,lcula,c:
to enrich them, and no wonder. that 30
many are compelled to abandon the bust
ness, and seek employment in other xays
90! that our School Directors woulJ con
, slider their ways and be wise" that thew
would view these things in their proper
light, land do to others as they would that
they in similar circumstances should do
unto them," and not ask teachers to do
what they are not willing to do themselves.
A TEACHER
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Philadelphia Makets.

JANUARY 8-Evening.
The Flour market continues very dull
and prices are unsettled and dropping
TIE onl y sales we hear OF are in small
lots to the retailers and bakers at from
81 5Oa8 for superfine, SS.50a9 for ex-
ira, So 5Oa9 for northwest extra fami-
ly, 50 5OalO 80 for Pennsylvania and
Ohio, do
GRAIN.-There is very little de-
maud tor Wheat, sales at 225a235c tor
good and choice red, and 250a275c per
bushel for white as to quality. Rye is
dull at 96a105c per bushel for Delaware
and Pennsylvania. Corn, new yellow
sold a. 83c in the cars and in store.
Oats are scarce with sales at SIC in the
cars.
Beef cattle were in better demand
at an advance; 1,700 head sold at Ia
183c per pound for common to choice
Sheep were ia fair demand at an ad-
vance; 5000 head sold at 7asi per
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a5ADl,3Q'S lQSTOlY
OF THE
Great Rebellion,

FtllE late Rebellion stands out peculiar
H. and extraordinary in human events; and
the magnificent scale upon which the war has
been conducted, constitute it one of the
GRASDEsT AND MOST BRILLIANT CHAPTERS OF
THE WORLDS HISTORY.
Mr. Headley. of all writer's is perhaps best
qualified to portray the stupendous features
of the mighty contest. His previous works
on less momentous themes have placed him
in the first position, an a graphic and power
full delineator of war scenes and characters,
and the magnitude and grandeur of the pres
ent subject, impart to his pen the fire and
yigor of yet more exalted inspiration. and
furnish ample scope for the highest exhibition
of his peculiar genious for military de-crp.
ton. Under his powerful pen the stirring
scenes of the War pass in review with the
viSldness and distinctness of o present and
living reality, while his great talent fur con
densation enables him to embudy everything
of importance in compass just suited TO the
public want. From no other source can so
clear a d comprehensive an impression of
the grand march of events be obtained, SO
easily and agreeably, as from Mr.. Headley's
work. Other histories have been issued be.
fore Grants Report and other Offoial Docu
ments were submitted TO the Government,
and are therefore unreliable. Mr.. Headley
has delayed the completion of this till these
documents go essential to authenticity and
correctness could be obtained.
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Centre County.

i .s"' A very painful accident
occurred last Wednesday afternoon
near Pleasant Gap, in which young
man by the name of George Potter,
son Of Mr.. Samuel Potter, had his
right arm entirely torn off at the Ell
bow by the terrible velocity and force
of threshing machine cylinder The
upper part of the arm is also SO much
injured that amputation was deemed
necessary, and the physicians took IF
the arm about three inches above the
elbow.
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that everywhere-in towns, wards, town
ships, neutrality-suspicious. he prepar
ed end as many signatures as possible pro
cured, and that they be forwarded to the
next Legislature, praying Tor such modi6
cations or changes in the License System
of our State as will serve to remedy, or,
at least, abate existing evils"
In these Petitions let the special atten-
tion Of the Legislature be called TO the law
for Licensing Restaurants Drinking Sa
looms, &c. The existing law gives the
Courts no control over this matter, but
places it wholly in the hands OF the Treas
urers of the several counties, aud leaves
no discretion with them as to granting or
withholding, when application is made in
due form. That is, they cannot withhold
license
These houses, which have become alarm.
ing ly multiplied, are the fruitful sources of
untold evil. They are the sure stepping
stones which lead 20 ruin. They are fill.
ing our households with sorrow, our aims
houses with occupants, and our prisons
with inmates.
Let us strongly urge upon the Legisla,
ture the repeal of this 'aw, and the amend
nent of the law for licensing of Hotels
and Inns, so as to give larger discretion
airy power to the Judges of our Courts.
At a meeting held in Lewistown, on
Saturday, 9th January, 1866, for the pur
pose of appointing delegates to the Fish
kn
'ay. Wednesday, January 10, DR.. A T.
hamilton was appointed President, and
.muel w. Barr Secretary.
Ths following gentlemen were appointed
Delegates to represent Miflin county Ia
aid convention:
DR.. Bellord, David Over, DR.. A T
Hamilton, E. Z. Hamilton, John D.y;s,
George Frysinger, Rev J s McMufrs@.
Charles w. Walters, Z. f Loop, X :
Hoffman, Lewistown
Lieut. Z b. Purcell, and Captain .ja4.-
c. Dysart, Newton Hamilton.
David Withrow, Esq, aud Hor. Ei;juh |
Morrison, Wayne.
Geo. w Mcbride, c. c. Stanbarset
nd William Macklin, McVeytown
George Settle aud Simon Gro, Bratton.
John G McCoyd and Gcor e " -! |
braith. Oliver
Capt. James p Smith end : i.
Coy. Granville.
Moses Miller and Wm A}ora.Gt o.. .
Joseph Sisler and A VI ingram Dr /
catur.
John Taylor (piks) and ,Iaj. " Nc,
Kinney, Brown.
james NJ Brown, Holmes ,AcI4y, and
A. w. Graft, Armagh
DR. Gihhoney AMI Samuel !iafiy. Unios
VIM. Mcclellan ant Roa~f, e. s, .:.
Menno.
All Of the above dciez.tes wna ca
make it convenient are reque>sej ta ~
tend said meeting, and urge the pass, ..
q law requiring sluices in all 'he iasn> ..
the Susqushanna and Juniata an1 tbr..
leading tributaries, so as to perm: fish :r :
cend.
A. t. HAMILTON, Pres.
SAMUEL W. BARR, Sec'y
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9elrs from other Counties.
Juntnta County.

Barn Burned. The large barn be-
longing to A. J. Ferguson. East Wa.
tertord, together with four horses, two
cows, one hundred and fifty bushels of
grain, and the entire contents, were
consumed by fire, on Saturday nia hit
week The fire was the work of an
incendiary, and II young man named
Bathgate, was arrested in y aterford
on suspicion OF 'eing the guilty party
D~er Killed Samuel KIinepeter who
resides in Black Log, killed large
deer, about dusk, on Wednesday week,
with double bitted axe. The deer
came down to the yard of his dwelling.
when the dogs took hold of it. aud
he'd it until Mr., K. dispatched it with
an axe -Reyisicr, .Hbl'nto'cn
Huntington County.
meeting in Huntingdon, recent
" 4 committee of thirteen was ap-
pointed to draft "a constitution and by
i.Isrs ior the use Of the Soldiers Ma
t.onal Unon" Of Huntingdon county.
Committee o consist of
Major John Porter, 9th Pa. Cav,
Br:v. Mai A H. Creigh, 147th Pr. In,
Capt. J, d Campbell, 10th Pa. In.
Capt. J Brewster, 10th "
Capt. Neely, l49th ="
capt } Doyle, A G. S. U. S. A.
"22t S l.. Huyett, 10Th PA Cav.
; - = !, Alexander, 5th Reserves
.. !rvin. 10Th Pa Infantry
....a, j ,er J;ith "
Lieut.. Kenyon, 18th Pa Cavalry,
Capt. E Miles, Sd P:.. Artillery,
Capt JOS Johnston
Four prisoners broke jail at Hunt
inGdon on Saturday afternoon week.
hy breaking the lock of the ward gate.
Young Snyder and >amu~l HARDY
mad their escape the other two were
roe@p,ured
Thomas Gregg, of Huntin don, has
been appointed Lieutenant in the
ro~a'iar army from this Congressional
Dis ric'
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T ETTERS of Administration having been
IL granted TO the undersigned. on the estate
ut Elizabeth Burkholder, late of Decatur
township, decd. all persons indebted to
said estate are notified to make payment i'm
mediately. and those having claims against
the .ame will present them duly authehticat
cd for settlement.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
nnr.226t Administrator.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-10

TEMPERANCE.-The Presbytery of
Carlisle, at recent meeting, adopted
the following resolutions, which, with
some suggestions by the committee on
the subject, will commend themselves
to all who view with alarm the grow
ing evils of intemporance:
''Resoteed, 1st-That in view of the i'm i.
mense and increasing evils resulting from
the sale of Intoxicating Liquors in Iuns,
Restaurants, and similar places of Enter
tainment, and the encouragement given to
the traffic by the existing License System
of Pennsylvania, we earnestly recommend
to the Pastors and Members of our Church
es to use their best efforts for the direction
of public sentiment, SO that powerful in
fuence may be brought to bear upon the
next Legislature in favor of repeal or
modification Of the present law relating to
that subject
Reso'eed, 2d-ThAt we cordially invite
the co operation of all Ministers of the
Gospel, of whatever name or denomination,
and of all christian men and lovers of hu.
manity throughout the State And, in or
der to secure concert of action, we suggest
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-10
CANCER CAN BE CURED

DR.. Hebern, Of Quincy, Illinois,
cures cancer without knife, pain, or
loss of blood, in from four to twenty
four hours; also treats consumption
successfully. 1y.
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,2lQlrlla PRESS
TYPES & FIXTURES.
r. = r. - ALE,

IL ILL be sold at private sale. q No. Washington
" Press having been dsed only about two wears
ana half aud all the type necessary for printing
large slzed country paper consisting of 256 lbs of
Brewer; lS5 lbs. long Primer and ali necessaev dis
play letter, sticks rules stands, chases, Re- &c
Also 90 lbs of Plea 81 lbs of Paragon 36 lbs of Dou-
bic Great Primer, 33 lbs Of Canon and considerable
lot of other large Job Type necessary for country
JOB once The newspaper and JOB type have only
Deen used hy" months and nearly as good as new
The above Will be sold by the editor Of this paper
Snd any one wishing 10 start paper fit up an
cd one would do well TO call on us, will sell at
bargain.
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Mimin County Oil Meeting,

4 AEEIiSG will be held at IilleysvIlIe on FRIDAY
II the 18th day of January 1866 for the purpose Of
organizing company bore for oil in Decatur town
ship Mltfiin county Pa
q. M keper and other prominent gentlemen en-
gagged IN the OIL business Will be present. The pub
lie invited to attend. MANY CITIZENS.
January g. IS66-2t*
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-10

Tue public hereby have notice that the undersigned
convicted at August Quarter Sessions 1865, of Milf
MN county, VIII apply to His Exceency the Cover
nor ot the Commonwealth for pardon. Dee % 1863
lan3-3t* JAMES r. ANDERSoS
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Teachers Notice!
MEETING OF THE COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
TH annual meeting of the Miffiin County, Teachers
L Association Will be held at McEeytown, on
Wednesday. Thursday, Friday & Sat
urdsy, Jan "a, 25 26 and 81

Reports will be read on the following subjects =
District institutes W, c. McClenahen. Gra,!,ion of
teachers Salaries, W. G. Gardner. Graded Schools
Jacob t. Elliott. The Right Empoymen Mt of a Teacl-
ers Leisure Hours. Miss Mary McLord Union o:
Frofesslonai Teachers Prof s T. Sharp.
reports VIII be open for discussion
Subjects for DtscuSSi0n-Thorough Recitatons: Rela-
uon of Ministers t. our Common Schools: The Abo-
shment of Whispering.
LCctrcrS-Prof. j. p. Wickrrsham Normal School
Mersvile. Pa, and Roy. F. L. Floyd. BelleviHe Pa
kssayists-Misses katr F.. Sauber. Sale E<h and
UeO Edredge, esq O! Philadelphia
Ordt0rS-MeSsrs. w. II. PrldeauS, and J. X. A,kens
These exercises will be inter>psrsed with the drill
exercises on the different branches AMI music
Special efforts have been made by the executive
committee TO have this the interesting and prof
aoe meeting of the kind yet held in the county and
IL - earnestly hoped that teachers and others inter-
eSted-drectors for instance. by encouraging teach
efs 10 go-Wl make corresponding effort to have il
a grand success.
l am authorized to say in behalf of the citizens OF
occasion shall not be behind that of other places in
which the Convention has met So that teachers can
go with the reasonable assurance that they will have
something to eat and whercon TO sleep without paw
except good behavior and thanks before they leave
No teacher therefore of the County who is able 10
go-phy>lcally mean-can have valid excuse for
staying at home. Let Us have a grand rally. then
The political freedom of the country has been great
ly ENLARGED OF late, imposing and greater respon
slbhtles upon it's educators Let endeavor meet
those responsibilities. Come ont. then. come prepa-
clay in the discussions and you will be amply paid
MARTIN MOHLER,
Chairman Elk. Committee.
Lewistown, Jan. |, 1866
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a9- The thermometer got down to a
degree or two below zero on Monday
morning, and up to noon continued in
tensely cold. Yesterday it moderated
considerably. The river is froz n
hard with fine clear ice, and nearly all
having ice houses are engaged in fill
ing them. The weather along the sea-
BOARD that morning was very severe
The thermometer varying from 10 to
800 below zero.
NoTlCE.-Persoas having Deeds and
other instruments of writing, in the pos.
session OF the late r gister and Recorder.
. W Barr, are notified to call, and lifr
them Immediately, as he is anxious to set.
tie up his affairs in that office
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pound, gross, for good fat sheep. Hogs
prices advanced soc the 100 pounds;
5000 head sold at $l3al5 the 100
pounds, net.
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pa- The following are the officers of
the Apprentices Literary Society for
the present term, viz:
President-I. w. McCord,
Vice Presdent--T. NJ. Uttley.
Recording Sec'y.-G. R. Frysinger.
Cor. Secretary--Charles Newman.
Treasurer-John A. Mckee.
Librarian-Dr A. 7 Hamilton.
Asst. Libraran-Geo l.. Helman.
Editor Banner-C. w. Walters.
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LARGE HoGs.-We have seen good
deal in our exchanges about large hogs,
but one raised and slaughtered last
week by David NJ. Zook, of Memo
township, and delivered to Harshbar-
ger, Hughes & Co. of Mill Creek, takes
them all down, its net weight being
no pounds Get out with your little
pigs Cf three or four hundred
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
lion tolbe eon9ened al Boise City onthe lsthiast.,
and the following resolution unanimously ad6pted


ton to}te con3eaed al Boise CITY onthe lsthfnst.
and the following Resolution unanimously adopted :
RESOLVED That cur delegates to the Territorial Con-
yeption hereby Instructed to cast their votes for Hon
Z. I. Beatty their and choice for Delegate 70
Congress- on account of his IongF residence among MS
his private and p0ftic; course during that time and the
respect entertain for him trne Democrat and
gentlemanand one wow confer honor to the position
and justice carried regards the true interests
of Idaho Territory That are positive his abiIl-
ty and worthiness for the position and yet in of
oar being disappointed in his nomination. then re-
quest delegates TO their free will and choice
to who shall be the Territorial leader Democratic
party in the ensuing election.
d5H. DIcKERsON, Chairman.
THOMAS SwEENY, Secretary
| Rocky Bar, June 9, 1866. sfa -gfrf ge- -
a UiUa goce vote being taken, the roll was call
ed by counties. The Chair announced that E. d.
Hobrook had received 81. votes; E. T. Beatty, re-
ceived votes. f. D. H olbrook was declared the
nomineeof the Democratic party for Delegate to
Congress from idaho Territory. 7
] H. Wbitson was nominated for Superintend-
ent-of Public Instruction. The rules were sus.
pended and J. II. Whitson was by reclamation de-
cIared the nominee Of the Convention for Super
intendent of Public obstruction. $50 q
Mr.. Street nominated Judge j. J. May for Dis
trct Attorney for I'd judicial District Rules sus
pcHueu duu - y MAY was UNANIMOUSLY GecEtfGG@
the choice of the Convention for District Attor.
ney for Boise and Altnras counties, fIl
| The following named gentlemen were elected as
members of the Democratic Territorial Central
Committee:
BOISE COUNTY. NJ. Murphy. Geo. AinsEe, r.
Ganahl, Fl. G. Street.
ADA-T. Burmeister, j. FL. Slater.
| OWYHEE-J NJ Wilson, r. H. Brown.
Ar n oil
LDAHo-S. S. Fem.
+ Me- PERCE-James HAYS
SHosHoNE-Jas. H. Parker. III
sONEIRA--J. Tlford Catch. 81 E @ N 9
Onniotion the Central Copenittee was empow-
fered to fill all vacancies in the Territorial ticket
and in the Central Committee. 1855
Convention passed vote of thanks to the Pres
ident and Vice Presidents and officers of the Con-
Evention for attention and thanks to owner of the
Pail for use OF the same t.sRH
Convention passed vote of thanks to=the off
GERS Of the post at Fort Boise for the use of two
magnificent American fags-emblems ever dear
fto every Democratic heart t
| On motion the Secretary was requested to fur.
| nish copy of the proceedn2s.of the Convention
| to the IDAHO hder and IpAHo WORLD
On motion a committee was appointed 10 super
intend the getting up Of grand ratification meet
ing at this place this evening Ia
| On motion the Convention adjourned sine de-
W. G TYAULT. Prest.
" ". ii Il. Mo- MoLrnhor, Secretaries.
-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23

FATHER MEsPLIE.-We had the pleasure yester-
day of receiving visit from Rev Father Mesplie,
VINO lately returned from the lower country after
nearly years absence. He was warmly welcom-
ed back by many friends. He will be in attend
snce at the Catholic Church in idaho City to NOR
row, after which he will visit Boise City for a
couple of weeks, thence to OWyhee, remaining
there abont mouth, thence to Rocky Bar-hold-
ing service at al these points. On his return he
will remain permanently stationed in this Basin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23

CHINA.-Ona recent trip over the Bose City
road, we met with any quantity Of Cinnamon and
Chinawomen, making their way on foot, on hor-
ses, on Sackasses and on wagons for Idaho City.
They are rapidly increasing in numbers here, and
constantly spreading out through the Basin
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
Ice CREAM FOR rnR MlLLIoN-Charles 4 Co. Of

Ice CREAM FOR TIE MILLIoN.-Charles& Co. OF
Joe'e Chop House. have way of administering a
cool beverage to printing office about the time
of going to press which is pleasant to take.
huge pitcher of foaming ice creanaand usual ac'
compartments, from this Restaurant, reminds us
very strikingIy that Joes Chop House is an excel
lent place to cool off after hot day. and we can
cordially recommend those who are fond of thi.
luxury to give Charles & Co. call.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
Pfoceedmas oftbe Denao6raifcg Terrlt0-.
at Boise Gity,sIs T., Juae 18th. 1866.

arial Convention held Pursuant to CRl
at Boise Gity,Is T.,5Hae 18th. 1866
The Convention was .caled to ofdergby . M
Murphy. Col W. G. T'Vault, of 0wyhee, was
elected temporary Chairman and A. A. Mix, of
Boise, temporary Secretary. st.a
On motion. Of ]. NJ. Murphy the following gen
tlemen were appointed a. committee Of five OIL
Credentials: J. N, Murphy, of Boise Geo. AIMS,
lie, of Boise R. H. Brown, OF 0wyhee IA
Thomson, of Aturas, and R. Gillespie, of Ada
Convention took areeess of half an hour. s.
Convention called to order-President in the
chair. Committee on Credentials being called
reported as follows
MIR. PRESIDENT Your Committee on Credenr
tals beg leave to report the following named.ge
tlenen as Delegates to this ConVention:y
Boise County, A. Luckett, Green White, G.
w. Thatcher, John NJ Cannaly. by H5C. Street
E Galloway, by,F, W. Bell, proxy /; H. Gush~
ing by c. j. Berhstiel, proxy; James Graham. BY
John Donovan, proxy; John Donovan, A. "A. Mix
G. Dana Sayrs, John Harrington, by j. NJ. Muir
ply, proxy; J. c. Carroll, BY John Adams, proxy;
JOS Hellnluth w Nash by Frank CANAL proxy
w. Tincher, by G. W. Thatcher, proxy; J.J May
Il. G.. Combs, jefferson Howell. B. NJ Anderson
&. w. Stafford by John C4owry, proxy; Ben. A
Lucy, BY John B. Pierce, proxy g. c. Highly and
Ida County,. Williams, by Theodore Bur
meister, proxy; Jas. II. Slater. John Young, r. l.
Gillespie, A. Wyatt, J G. Wilson, E. Williams.
OaUyhee COunty-R. S. Miles by. R.sH. Brown
proxy; Il. H. Brown, John NJ. Wilson; w. S. Ste
vens W. G. Vault, d. p Barnes5s.
44HuTas County-Chesley Woodward by W. H
Molthrop, proxy I; IT. Beatty, by Merritt Kelly
proxy; f. 5. Mclaughlin, j. A. Thomson w. H
Molthrop.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
t. JoHN M. MURPHY Chm.
On motion of s.. Ganahl the report was unani-
mously adopted and committee discharged.
By request Of Convention Daniel Stewart was
appointed Sergeantat-Arms.
On motion Of H. c. Street the following gentle
men were appointed Conrrattee of fveson Per
manent Organization and Order Of Business !. Fl
G. Street Jefferson Howell, r. FL. Brown, John
Young and W. H. Mqltlrpp. rrs
On motion of ]. j. Maythe following gentlemen
were appointed Committee of Ave on Resolutions:
J. j. May, john M. Murphy, J. M Wilson, j. A.
Thomson and A Wyatt xg
On motion Of j, j. May the Chair appointed
Messss. May Street and Wilson Committee OF
three to invite and escort % a seat in the Conven.
ton Maj L. Il. Marshal, Commanding Officer OF
the District OF Boise g
On motion the Convention adjourned till o.
clock, z. NJ.
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Gov. BALLARD has arrivedatidthe Capital
and assumed the duties Of sa -