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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-20
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QUAgrSRx AsvER flnNIa DxPLRruIHf,
AiHAuxn y

Richmond, Feb 20, 1854.
The friends and relatives Of soldiers In tbs Army
Of Northern Virginia are hereby notified that "a
arrangement hiss this day been Effected with the
Southern Express Company 70 carry all packages Of
food and wearing apparel to Richmond, Va
To secure ths advantages thus obtained through
the Express Company, tho falowins inssractSn1
must Be observed:
Peckavss must not contain more than one hun
drsd po0 nds; be we'll sscursd snd plainly n.iasd.
ana ssnt at the expense OF the shipper 70 ELMER "
the eolders Relief Assoctsskons which sss iSesssa
- follows:
In Noitn Carolina, at Raleigh; in South Carolina
ct Columbia; in Georgia. II Augusta; IN Alsesiae.
~ Montgomery; or TO any other point .. which sas
CT thess AsaoSistiors have al once.
The Agents Of these Associations Will there tass
Company TO the rrcpsr Agents OF tie rsspssnss
States &C kichUOa 4, who Will see them disfrioutsa
to the proper indi iduaiowners.
To meet the wishes Of the soldiers, and to Svs
them certain and speedy communication WIN
home, the Southern Express Company hes agreed
to give thiAfreght preferences opsr sssryaiss ses
and In order that obstacle may occur 10 the sue
cess " - laudabls Al enterprte, the several ss
road companies are hereby requested 20 rendes nv
ExpEsse Company zach facilities ~ will enable "
make this arrangement template success. !,
A. the GouthAFn Express Company assumes ~
rssponSihiity Of the transportation Of these paos
ages, tie Relief Associations srs REQUESTED 70 VIA
draw their Agents Who have hsfstos0s: scssa =
viii sstsblih ayspcles In the rear Of other armies
they may enjoy tho came privileges hsrsey Ssc0tss
. de Army d Northern Virginia. :, Graz.
Lisu...Col and oasssssnasssr.
Approysdi
a r LAwroN,
Quaxtssmastsr General. :.
Oyylcs eoUyasxA ExfRaeo CoNrAN,l
' Augusta, Go, fsb -, 1884.
Tue Southern Express Company hereby notify tns
fri~nds and relatives Of soldiers IN tie Array %
Northern Virginia and elsewhere that they are Pc.
pared 70 carry out arrangements - anneanesa -
the aboys card, and that thsy VIII do ill IN fns'S
power to fulhll Ito rsquirsnspts.
JAMES Shutter,
General Supst and Acting President,
g N-eodam ooufheFu kxpress COMPANY
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A1WkM1NzM
nav 1IoAnokD SasArxs.
~ Corssro II 7th end Rsosd ste
ASlineaa stags Aaaaess.. osass
NOrsor-Ths Manages bees ssavs . state he
has called tnts acliys service hs reserve Corps
(R11ALEl DvamAsiQue, and made arrangements 70
~ OPEN P0sITlvElYEA
o. FRIDAY EVENlN0. Hay 20, lssl,
vhss viii b. prodpesd "a entirely new play, written
FOE this Theatre, f9 tbs purpose e Introducing
The Mechanical 80 SPECTRAL
WONDER or THD NlNHrRRNTH CENTURY;
produced and gotten up for this Theatre q poss-
nINE1RsH THOUSAND DOLLARS,
1nAer the immsdiass direction #
The perlormsaos viii commence with
Grand Overture, (Lss Hussnutasl
whss VII. !. produced the new Play. in thee
GHOST OF THE DISMAL SWAMP;
nAs1s.u, rae e GUERILLA.
The satirs play full Ct
Comic and IriAh Songs :
Wit,
The following ladies' Of acknowledged talent have
Teen recently engaged, end viii appear
The talented TIagediennA
Miss MAGGIE Bsr1LLE,
Tho charming WARNER SISTERS.
IA n u0Nfl with tina
''a ''''''' Ms. EIolsE sRllaas.
Mias Salie Partington,
Miss Mary PsrtiDston.
Miss Bella Wallace,
Ai..s Jsuni. Taylor
Hrs Lewis,
Miss NcTutyre,
Nms Jackson,
MIS- Lewis,
Miss Gaines,
Tue following gentlemen are engaged, aud VIII sp-
Js Charles,
Tnso Hamilton,
Anterior,
(h1 dfss appearance In kionmond,)
I" 'u9 ii Wells.
b Brown,
RE- Miner.
DeMspl,
P Jack .ou.
With large number Of auxhries, who are a.
ways arriving from The army on Through.
Owing to the extreme length OF the Play, there
will be no Farce.
"a In rehearsai. new play. entitled -
0GDEN'S ADVENTURE.
Doors opsa ct half pass o'clock: Performance to
cammsncs at half past precisely.
- Box ofnes open from 8 y 4 n to P N, when
seats can b engaged. my 20-lt
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H. CUsHo0eYs
TAe Congress aads tetAp@ sad dlsposa'
taoa - l1glshas % 1aancA lotwithesaaa.
lae ~ tAaadsa ~ have heard % recens'y
ftoQ 10 invadsn, cAnnoa. THIS cetsa'..
lcol1 loe like alarm and apprehension ~.
wtfAaeaadiag the suggstioas g scs.0..
tAv dsye ssnce that there wsrs psspsl.s'ol
a foot Ew asampeds Of the grave sss
suvsrsnd eslsniorA" . ~.
rs,a 4 rrsatfyiae u Il cheering % 'ne
uaonle 10 ees that the public tntesess arc 20
.s..a far. no matter how high the storm
- -. r.cea We trust that the scouscgapt
sshsvs' Win adhere 70 this temper. We
vosN be glad TO SEQ them vote . perpetual
scsalou fos them and their successors. We
Asvs no fancy for the motto, "lsssv Gyma
sss.s ieyss" In our Government Il should
not obtain. The AW-makiag power b Al
ways demanded By the public exsgency, . no
ehouN b ever q hand 70 meet the demands
upon T.
In the spirit Of devotion 70 the puolic
wGanrA Sysn q . time like this, ws arc graft
"a g - them attending TO tho aostsUse
ousnaioa Of f,sance, Which requires calm
nsaa and dellbsration. Tho senate have
paassd bill ON the subject that 10 worthy
Of general approval II directs that the
Tssssusy notes IL CIRCULATION shall be re-
duced to two hundrsd millions on the first
oG January next or - soon thereafter -
psacsieablA Previous % that time Il llmits
the amount Of Treasury notes 20 be issued
under the oct 20 which e = IN amendment
70 one dollar 0f new 70 three dollArs OF the
old currency, reserving, however, the an
tAority to the Secretary Of the Treasury to
Issue new notes IN exchange for old held by
lndiyidnah q the rate of two Of new for
three d. old. The second section author
isa Ne issue q . fonr per cent. ,sssa xeo,e
bond-untnabls either In principal or in
tUsst-payahls in twenty yeazs, the interest
payable hall ysaxiy. Tho States having
claims against tho Confederate Government
ere authorixsd 70 receive half In new issue
a Treasury notes and the other half either
n cir per cent honda or In these untax able
four Per cents., - they may elect.
The holders Of old notes, entitled to ex-
change Tor new, are authorized to invest
them In these untaxable four per centa at
tie rate Of two dollars Of bonds for three Of
treasury notes. And It IL provided further
thatpssons holding tho four per cent. bonds
Or the Treasury no tes issuad under the act
ofthe last session, "to reduce the currency,
and to authorize the new issue Of bonds, y
may Invest them in the new untaxAbie four
PR c6nts authorized BY this oct ct the rate
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Killed. At the baule of Drcwsys lsa, g - xoa
dsy, the 18th tnss, Lieut. BkxnL ca. y a. "a
isH VI Rssmeat IL the ash ssss % ~ - = sc,,..
Lieut. Hssdlsy was ore anecx ~ ~. Ne IL " ~
~ a US ssnd snd ssnesous sirnd, end DE-
49, ., ~ sr".nsr is deash has cast esoom
over me circle q y: many g: Ss.,s
~ !" 49, ,Hae kacw hlns could but luve him Tor his
10y ~. Wv WIVES and kindliaess Of heart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-20

The jubilant Yankees-so jubilant upon
the Ant outgiviags OF Stanton's telegraph
about the light near Germanna-have had .
sort OF shower-bath from subsequent ora
cles, emanating from tho "Giant." In one
Of them ne declares u propose to fight 1t
out on this line. It tAkes oil summer :"
Ths Yankees hadinferred from the elaborate
psepAration ana the Ingenious combinations
Tor the campaign that the work Of capturing
the hated city was to be-accordiua 70 their
fayorita idea Of economy Of both time and
money-ssshort. sharp. and decisive.p ".
vsrs 70 be cut OF from nj commun,c..,or
Nth thu country-our armiea for ,oceI ~
Ss.ce - "a "a deseat.d r.n,a,v !, a...;,
,.sa... - - aes.,ev ~. .rh.,..s 49,.
-r.,.4.a tor ~ 81, ana =, -. .. -.
ssnv 81 tha NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~. ). .,' =.
1nnv Patm.burr and inveat o. tai. R,ch.
mnnA II he oould-vhila arant n. - mn
ovsr -. bv mara force a. overvhelm,ro
,.mher. .nd ~ nichmond hv storm !,
Aat,ar should leeS. Il for him Thar "a.
indeed ( yankee aelnea = .v..r ~. ~
49, AGA ~ suhm.,r. tn,s 49, ~, .,.. :.
- vatara IA hsen sccn mr,.t.H "a -.
nocas.ts. -. = s. $780, 49,. -. .au '1e
ncs.ss a 80. "a 81 49, -. ..o% mAuy
ss..s. - s.ss,. y, =. 80. ~" -. ~ IoPe. no
.s....s...s . =. y. ~. t.os'1' a.om
- ~. -. - - 1900 - 49, ~
Sh.s .s.,.e -, 49,, s. - - =, .s ~
novsr IA - re.,.t.S "a ren.,,sdi 4
- a.. d,..,..4ed .,i =. s.,ss,..sc.. = :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-20

ID ANAWAY-SiOV rev ard--fr onl tue suues;r .per,
IL, on 10Th March, 1904, my man Washington
aged about rs years, about 6s feet high, dark CON-
p,exica, large mouth. elenier made head turned 70
one she little, and slAmners The above reward
viii be given taken out Ct the State, and $50 II
taken In Il, and secured 30 get hihi. Ny address,
u For Union, Flusaana CO, Va.
sp 26-law4tf gAE'L r PELLET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-20

~ COMMISSIONER Of the Revenue, Third
~ Distrtct, Monroe Ward Having performei
me duties Of the cfRcs Of Commissioner Of ths
Revenue for the Third District Of the city Of Rich
Mond fof the pAat two years. Announce myself Q
candidate for tbs Oce, and respectfully socjt tbs
votes Of my fellow cis<Ds st the election b BE- hsld
on IN thursday, Nay 20, 1854. y ELLYSON.
ap 16-08fs
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n = Aactlcu.-At HE ss4sees = =. 49,.
n Weod 20 viii Quar- fog sals, % lie ,,yssass..
s g w. ,ss ., ysas SEX. tsi,; les
lvey creek. 10 Tho os0ay u AiScnar.e 80. ~. q
from isey Dspes on tie Si.sasA cen,ssi MI. niue
e0hfAinug $50 10 sefss, adjeisspy the I.ss. -
John Woofs ahd cthefA ascet 50 acres e 49, ~ "
'ssss part h.sviy ssmssrsa tbs t.i.ass essssS
Inase u neat dwelling houEs upon the ,afo
sns accssssry Gus house,. fbe lard "a esmh;a ~
Tho highest siAsc cf improvement. Il E5s lac Q!
We best ia tic STATE, aea. 70 oa %
mil =, schools, &c ~eaaseees,
immechfsly sisef TIE salo ef TIA ,,,s
Srow,ng crops Can 10 disposed a. We = N ~, .ss
remaining crop, Ateck, hcrses, iar,a,ng n,a W we
hrst rate nar-horss threshirs machine A s"Si"'
lpS.l
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q. 3. Lssck. A,sar.r

- - - - - -
q. e luck, A~a'r.
k9uubSS HIVES fos sais II shah an
chAnbsf nm, en ustasii
- ssssssi Horses, bs.oassg d refa.sa.
Insy VII be s6ad, - sksy C1nap M ~. a..
soafd asEed st she staDtss "a RtChuoad. 3eh
Gas cavalry kosss.
ha,s s.s ossa'a fves. aaa q sAid isbo s,., IA.
~ 4o.-.a b LUCK.
= Auclnyuees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-20

~ TO the Voters Of Heafice beunty-l am
~ candidate Tor the nsxt ehssidaffy Of Henrico
connty, and respectfully solicit your support.
ny side JN0 A HUTCHRSON.
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Osucs Sorrssax rnsssAra CoAs Asln.

6mo0ood, WAtcn ~ toOs.
TTyH1 etockhold1Gs u the Washington and Ses
Oslsase, Riehenoad 0harloe.ssville sud Sesss.
toa, Lynehburg I'D ADnedoa, and Ense Tsnnsssss
Telegraph Conpaniee IRE hereby notified INA! ~
I've per oeut tax lsvted b. The Law passed. i1sn isv
ruary, le0A On IN vane d Ill shares hed - ses~
gsaphAf 0her Companies. viii be paid " me sa
dsFsgned ct this c1es, and thsy VIII thessofe vns
- Stock hsld - Aay q these cOmHesnor g s'ss
lGM - aeGn0DnFu. 4oCAkInx,
Auditor ooatAesA Ts1egraph Csnpsass'
~ 19~aan 0ft1nk lara sfs-&+s=
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HUMA rs


NIErY Dollars .ReMard--Whl be paid for the ar.
= fest and delivery ~ Oheeier0eld G H JAIL or to
me, In Richmond city, Of my servaut womAn Sarah.
She left her home at Mr. Vim Wooif.dge's, in Chester
field, on Saturday, 7ih inst she II Of dark color,
pleasant spoken, and had en- when shs left faded
check homespun gown. JANE 4 EDWARDS.
my COST
ID UNAwAY.-Left my promises 90 sloaday. ,ss
IN 10Th inst, . negro girl, nine or ten years cid,
named Lucy; had ON when che lefl an Old blue cot
ton dress and blue checked apron. She was last
heard from In the neighboEhood Of Sidney, passing
by the name Of CatherRe. A liberal reward WITH be
paid for her Ietayn. TaOS COURTNEY,
my l0-2ts Corner Main ard 9Th sta
1nO DOLLARS Reverb -Rsnawsy from the
lUV Midiothisn Coal Mines, negro raai
nam. Joe, or ice Hampton. He is about IS years
old Of dark brown color spare made, about fact
inches high, with rather large eyes, and somsxhat
wild expression Ct coantensnce, Though generally
smiling when spoken to. He was bought In Jsnu-
afy lsss Of Mr. G burton, near Petersburg, wbs7s
his friends snd Xtons are. and be Is probably
In the Deignborhood Ct that place. TIE above re-
ward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery
In any JAIL to the agent Of the Company at their
mines or 10 Richmond. NV I2-ss
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LOST, STRAYED, Re


ZOU from Headquarters "a Corps A We, ON
u wig ht Of the l4th inst, dark Be horse rather
short legged and heayy-bodied, with large bead,
streak 6owa his forehead: moves nnely-walks,
trols snd oanters we'll: he 10 eight years cid. Any
one returning him to Lieut. Gen Ewell, or tnDr
" Hancock. Haio street, Richmond, will receive
tbs above :eward my 20-lts
II O3r- Yesterday morning, near the Exchange
IL Bank, Bdosskin Pocket. Book, with small
One on the inside. containing ESQ IN Confse ate
notes. and 20 cents in silver, and my pass. The
nnder By leaving II at this scs YIN receive suisa
bic reward ROSETTA MALLORY,
Save of.Wm Halnan, q Powhatan county.
900 DOLLARS Reward stop the Horse thief
AUV 6tolen, from my stable, near OnFistansvills.
Msckleabarg co, w, on the night If the 18th inst
black ally, four years old, streak Of white her
face, and stinsd on the le hip Vim give the shove
reward for the appreciation Of NE tnisf. and my
my .O-af RN HtDspN. s
CTOLRN- -Yrom my parior. ON sunday night Last,
one iadya long blaok silk ~ que. oae child's
one oieek balthean 90, and one black lac yeil.
Any in1osmssion viii bs literally rswasdsd by
n NORRLHHT,
AT Hiil NoSnsef's,
my lo-Sts Corner Of Virginia and Cary sts.
S0 DOLLARS Rsuard.-snsyed fton my resi-
w dsncs, ON Aain q, eorns5 9ist, light red
buffalo COW; abe has her nght sar csoppsd. her left
recovery WIN b thaaifaly received b the owner.
Mrs QUARLFg,
" 1o-2tt Msla street, rnsr 2lst.
TsTRAY.-NAme 70 NJ fafn, on The Meadow,
IL Bridge rod, on Thursday, the l2th Inst. one
large red Cow, with white face, horns sawed off,
Tns o4nsr WIN plsass coms Forward, psovsSpsssrty,
pey eesFss. end tats her away.
ny 49,. JOHN wrrRL /,
or DOLI.ARS ReVnrd -avavod rroeo ene 1:es,-l
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SPECIFICATIONS ron 1HA TIMES,
INV YDiTIOrs OUT.

Thu Two NATIONs.
Il KuT 70 THs HsT0RY CT rn AhrsicAx -
b. tho Author II the First aad Second Years 81 ~
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~ HALIFAX CouDsy.-We are authorized 70
~ announce THOMASJ GREEN % Q candidsse
for seslsctOn 10 tbs Office Of Commonwealth Al.
torncy for shs county Of Halifax Election fourth
Thursday In May. myio-l4ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-20

~. no the Voters Ct the City Of Richmond
~ At the solicitation Of many friends announce
myself Q candidate for the Once Of Commissioner
of The Revenue for Monroe Ward, end respectfully
Ask your support Election day, 90th May, 1854.
my l0-tde WIN Il BEVDRlD0E
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
49, TO the Voters Of Heartco County II re-
~ specially snsounes myself q candidate for
~ election 10 the Cletkship Of Hsurioo County
Court. [my 90 Al WIN 10LKkS.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

% Mr.. All. Welsh. who came into this Basin
last Fall in company with 1Messrs. ROmer
Vinton and others from Humboldt, and who
is reliable gentleman who performs all he
promises, is at Red Bluff, having gone via
Eagle Lake. and authorizes the Independent
to announce that he will load IS teams for
Boise at % cents per h., if the freight is fur
nished him, and bind himself to deliver it in
idaho city within 30 days. He, made the
Eip in Is days from here, and is confident
that the distance is not over $50 miles.
The Supreme Conrt of California have de-
tided that the Act of the Legislature passed
IN 1913, allowing soldiers in the service to
vote, IS unconstitutional ;y gr.tesrs9a
The California Senate, on the 10th of Feb.
refused to repeal the Specific Contract law
by a vote of "a to IA. soa4 ld I'd
The Original Williams and -Ktllinger COM
paay, are shipping rock from the Pittsburg
mines in Shasta county, CAL, to San Francis
co. s]t9 .:'- A9.t.'-" -'.f '-''7. 7-33 , 'alAf
It is rumored that Daniel S. Dickinson and
Reverdy Johnson will arrive in San Francisco
on the next steamer, to carry onzthe CrosCh
suits.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12
Dissolution Notice.

heretofore existing Between G. H. Chick and 6.
w, Webb as the firm of G. H. Chick & Co., gt
PlacerVille and Bannock City, now Idaho City, il
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All dues to
the firm, or debts against thesame, will be settled
by G: W. Webb at the old store.
March ID, 1854. ! .I,.. G. ". WEBB.
d Notice is hereby given that the co.partnership
heretofore existing between Ir.H. Chick and 7.
F. Morrison, as the firm of Chick & Morrison, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All dues,
either by. Note or Book account to the firm, or
debts against the same, will be settled By g. H.
Chick. 81. o..s.ar .,.a g.-..- Il - 81 s
24H G. H. CHICK
p" ''.' 81 '- sla, 81. F. MORRISON
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12
eREdhsE EaaEE III vs1ErIEpad.A 1.lisbl

gentleman who has just returned from trid
to the Upper. Columbia. River mines, reports
that qeaFB AL The white nep On tie River,
are abOat9 leaving for Kootenai. Some of
them who have, already been there, return
Rith fill confidence Of being well paid. The
extent Of the gold, discoveries seems almost
illnitahleS Two hundred Cinnamon have
just come down the River TO ,Nez Pleq, Rock
Island and Priest Rapids. They come from
the vicinity Of ColYine, and, the mouth of the
Spokane. They were formerly from Frazer
River They are pleased with the prospects,
and expect many 81 their friends from Cali.
tOEhia 70 Join them, The weather has. Htber,
tC'been too cold fof them ia work much but
they are now beginning in earnest, and are
making good wages: T.
On his way down our informant. passed a
train of over four hundred pack anihdalS, and
fifty men, on their way from Carriboo. They
we're going to WaIIa Walla and Umatilla.2
[Dalles Mountaineer. ~ sra.il-.1'. ''''
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

NOTICE Is hereby given to ell persons VIII
IN are indebted to the late firm Of Palmer
Gerrish, or to E. H. Palmer that i j. II. GeTTish
am the only authorized agent TO settle said &C
counts, and such persons are notified not to pa
said Indebtedness to any other person that az
authorized by said firm and E. II. Palmer 10 sttt,
up said accounts. t..t .,t,... ... .,....-.... ".
Bannock City l. 7. Jan, 8, 1864.
l6 2w - a sa5G JG j. H. GERRISH.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12
Dissolution Notice.

John LEGRIS has this day withdrawn from
= the firm of s. Laurin & Co., and said company
notify the public that they win not be responsible
for any debts hereafter contracted by him in their
name.
> FEB. goth, 1854. boohyol y.r.5 s... g.. ra>y
ss4 o. bsasdSa LAURN Il CO., y nO24Ntfr
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12
EASTERN NEWS.

II 7. s E
It is rumored that Gen. Ord is to take
command of the Army Of the Potomac.
} Several Federal prisoners have escaped
\ from Libby Prison. They were all officers.
In the rebel Congress on the Goth Of Jan.
Smith, Of North Carolina, stated that the
rebel army was 100000, and that they were
unable to feed them. Chambers, Of Virginia
said if they could not feed double that num-
Der, the sooner they surrendsred to Lincoln
the better. Goode and Holcomb of Virginia
thought the weakness Of the Federals con-
sisted in their finances, and that the decisive
campaign of the war would occur 10 the
Spring. They also say, that Virginia cannot
stand another draft-take away more men,
they say, and starvation WinaenBue. noxT {
The Court House at Mobile was burned on
the 9th. 'o<~1l 10 fit<@-=-,J
Rhode Island and Vermont have filled
their quota under the call for SOC, 900 men.
: Col. Straight and Ito Union officers eseap-
ed from Libby Prison, by tunneling under the
walls, and II of them had arrived with the
Col. at Fortress Monroe one the 18th Of Feb
ruary. - I #
Gov W sIlace, Delegate frOEd Idaho, intro
duced bill in Congress on the t5thj for the
establishment of a4Branch Mint in that Ter
.ritory. Referred. aa4a@ 3 s.. @
A Resolution passed the House to abolish
Slavery eyerywhersit exists. Gl yaora s1f. IL
The Worlds correspondent says 1900
troops had landed on James Island in the rear
of the rebel battsrs p = 10 't''- 1'o-a'si
Boston, Feb. IA correspondent of the.
Herald, WHITING from, OF, Charleston Feb. I'd,
describes the Tdestr0etioH ofAtRe bloekade-.I
runner as follows: ".Early this morning some.
daring Englishmen made aNbold attempt du-
ring fog to run the blockade. They sue
ceeded in getting as far as the mouth Of the
harbor, when they ran ashore trying to avoid
the shot from our batteries, which were flying
in every direction. The fog soon cleared.
Wagner and Gregg, aided BY two Monitors,
commenced shellings her She
was q complete wreck A 2Q0-pounder Par
rOtt shot from Wagner cut her nearly in Two.
Besides this Smelling, Charleston, James Isl
and and Forts johnson and MouItris have re-
;eived a tremendous Cannonading. 90 -
The same correspondent writing under date
If February Sd, says: "jThe rebels havs tried
several times TO reinforce the almost exhaust
ID garrison in the ruins of Sumter. but failed.
New York, Feb. 18.-The Army at Chat
anoOga is preparing for Immediate opera,
ions. 1t was understood that the President
would issue q ( Proclamation of universal
on the 22d Of February. to IN
lude the Border States. John Morgan was
n thssvl6idisy Of Dalton, Georgia. with con- a
iderable cavalry for the purpose of raid.
Mobile, it is thought, would soon be at
aekea BY F'edeFals. Sl la ,i a ,a D,' %, Il,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12
Buena Vista City.

NTOTICE is hereby given that all parties wish
IN ing to build in ,Blena Vista City, can get q
a lot for that purpose by applying to the Board
Of Directors of said City jWiIO meetI on the list
Monday evening in each month. Further, that
all lots now claimed and fenced, must be improved
within 60 days from this date, according to the
rules and regulations governing said City or they
Will be declared forfeited ana revert back TO the
City, Persons wishing 10 know what improve
mehtsis required to obtain deed for a lot, win
call attlIe Fesid ence of me- lH5J Allen where the
Rules and Regulations can be consulted. f.r.
By order Of the Board. y 90" 20 '''' 80 'l"
sa6m iiig m9fi JAMES, TEASEYy Secretary.
Buela Vista City Jan. list; 1864, .sr2lW4
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

BUILDINGS OF VIRGINIA. VIRGINIA
City Union claims that Wells. Fargo e. Co
nave put up better Office at'that place than
they have ~ any other town in the United
States. The Union also states that two mil
lions have been expended on buildings in
Virginia during the year just ended. as0Tl