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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

T OST, on Thursday, between No. IL
IL Main street and p. G. Larus's coal Office, q
bucixskn POCKET-BOOK, containing about ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in C0n1ede-
rate money and aPRESCkIPTION Of DIR. Warnings.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
a. II. NJ. Smiths, II Main street The money was
the property of soldiers wife, and its loss will be
severely felt. ie IV-otv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

At OTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
IMPORTING AND EXPORTING COMPANY will
be held at the CoKpany's Office, on TUESDAY.
the 2sth of February, ut o'clock r. NJ.
SAMUEL J. HARRISON,
fe 9-eodtd President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

NOTICE.-A1l persons having claims
present them for payment, and all persons indebted
will come forward and make payment, - wish 70
settle up the estate as soon as possible.
ia l6-2tawiws TSCHANER AICHAUx.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

WANTED, COMPOSITIONS at C. II.
w WYNNE'S PRINTING OFFICE Good
coy and highest wages. Apply at once.
G. II. WYNNE,
corner cf Main and Fourteenth streets.
fe l3--lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

nROFESSIONAL.- J. C. WILL
LIAMS, from the county of New Kent, offers
his professional services to the citizens of Rich
mond. He may be found at his office, N E. r.
Meahley's store No. 1909 Main street, between the
hours of 8 and II A. NJ and + and p. NJ.
Residence OIL Sixth street, between Main and
Cary. fell-3taw2ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

M A n I + D, practical BOOK
W. KEEPER. Permanent situation and Hbe-
raj salary. Must bring good reference as to quail
fcations, Sc. Apply to
GO COSBY & CO..
10 l3-6t' Cary and Fourteenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

OST.-Tho gentleman that picked up
~ two punches ofBRAID, on Cary and Tenth
street, will please leave them at this oAdce.
fe ll-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

"ANTED, a TEACHER, to 90 in
w the country on a farm near Ashland. to
teach four small children in the family. One that
can come well recommended will find it both deSi-
rable and agreeable. Address J. H. A, in care Of
Mr. Cox Ashland, Hanover county, Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

OST OR STOLEN, on tho night Of
IL the 9Th Of February, POCKET-BOOk, con-
BRITISH PROTECTION PAPERS, dated March
-, 1852, and sgnel BY Frederick J. Cridland, lats
Her br7tannic Maiesty's Consul at Richmond, and
PANY STOCK.
liberal reward will be paid, and no questions
asked, If returned to the Dispatch Office.
fe lO-3ts w. c. MALLOY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

TOUND, on Saturday last, in Hxnovor
ston's, ROLL OF MONEY. The owner en- ut
it by calling On me. describing property, anA psy-
ing expenses sssA Sc
fe lO-3ts VIM. n. YARRHOUC1ks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13
MARY b. NEWTON.

FOR SALE, set Of CABINET MAX.
j ING TOOLS and HOUSE FURNITURE
Apply Adams street. two doors from Clay Street
Chapel. fe l3--lt@ Mrs. KETCHLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-13

OK HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
~ WARD-Was stolen from Broad Rock, ON
Saturday night last, GREY MARE, about eleven
years old; has but one eye; il about fifteen and
half hands high and one Of her hind legs has besn
injured by Slipping through a bridge. I win give
hundred dollars reward for the recovery Of the
mare, and five hundred dollars@or the capture and
convection of the thief.
fc l0-4ts d. MCDANIEL.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

The Vigilantes continue active around
Helena and in the Blackfoot country. Five
men were hung in ten days.
A grand military 6all was lately given in
honor of Gen. Connor, at Salt Lake Among
the distinguished persons present were Gov
ernors Durkee and Lyon, Gen. Connor and
lady, Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne, Coils, Critten.
den, Smith and George, Major Barrow, Col
Irish and lady, Abel Gilbert and lady, Har.
vey Jones and lady, and lot of such good
gentle people.
TEERE is a family in Detroit of quite unu.
Sual composition. The father and mother
have each been married three times. and have
had children by each marriage, and are all
now living happily together (f) under one
roof-six setts of children.
THE GovERNoRsHIP OF IDARo, about which
there has been such an extended controversy
appears to have been set at rest for the pres
ent-at least report comes from Washing
ton to the effect that Caleb Lyon of Lyons
dale will continue to be Governor.-[N. Y.
Cor S. F. Bulletin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
Miscellaneous Items.

Henry Mitchell, formerly of Marysville,
| CAL, is the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in Nevada. Ashley, formerly of Mon
terey, and late State Treasurer of California,
is the Republican candidate.
The Mountaineer favors the old idea of a
branch mint at the Dalles. Of the amount
of treasure shipped through that place it re-
marks: "All the gold and silver products of
Idaho and Washington Territories-of east
ern Oregon and portions of Montana and of
British Columbia pass through this city. TO
give some idea of the immensity of this
treasure drift, we state upon the authority of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Agent at this place,
that the shipments of treasure from above
through that house have averaged over one
million dollars a month for six months past
and from inquiry among the employees and
messengers Of that house we arrive at the
conclusion that not one-half of the treasure
is conhded to its care. AT this rate we have
the StupeRdous aggregate yield year of pre-
cious metals tributary to the Columbia river
trade of $24,o00,oOO."
The O. S. N. Co.'s new steamer, intended
to navigate Snake river from Olds' Ferry up
wards, will be 142 feet long, % feet beam
and 81 feet depth of hold
Four teams belonging to the military were
attacked by seventeen Indians on the goth
ult., on the Canyon City road, between Camp
Watson and Cottonwood. There were ouly
the teamsters with the train, and they had
but two revolvers. Two of the teamsters
were wounded, and six mules were run off
by the Indians.
The Umatilla Advertiser will hereafter ap-
pear semi-weekly, instead of tri-weekly AS
heretofore. 1t will continue at that rate un-
til the close OF steam navigation on the Co.
lumbla, when it will suspend publication
until neXtSpring. 1t is one of our most val
ued exchanges. I. J. Favorite has moved
the Lewiston Radiator to Helena, where it'll
will be published under the name of Mon
tana Radiator. The Rees Brothers of the
Walla Walla Statesman, have sold out to w |
ID. Newell, formerly of the Mountaineer and
we understand contemplate going to Black |
foot soon to engage in the newspaper bust
ness.
Things are decidedly mixed in the new
State {or to be State) of Colorado. Candi-
dates are as thick as flies on Reese River in
summer time. The Republican Convention
has nominated VIM. Gilpin for Governor,
Dr. &. 7 Holland for Lieut.. Governor, and
Geo. N. Chilcott for Congress. For Supreme
Judges, VIM. R. Gorsline, A. a. Bradford
and jacob Downing
The Captain Jordan who lately appeared
IN Harper's Magazine in very long article
against Jeff. Davis, was formerly stationed
at the Dalles, where he made himself some
what noted by the way he let out contracts.
i has been showing little at Salt Lake. |
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
Communicated
Fenian Meeting in Piacerville.

On Sunday, Oct. 5th, meeting of the
friends of Irish Nationality was held at the
Empire Hall for the purpose of forming
Circle of the Fenian Brotherhood, Messrs
Kelly and Welch from the Idaho City Circle
being present. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. The following are the gentlemen
who were elected officers ofthe Circle: Cen
tire, Wm. Mallory Secretary, Jas. G. Clark
Treasurer, Benjamin Anderson; Committee
of Safety, Messrs. Cosgrove, Doyle, Henry,
Devineand McElroy.
Placerville presents quite dull appearance
at present, but the Fenian boys and their
friends, caused it to wear lively appearance
on last Sunday night. A crowd of the boys
went on glorious little spree under the
leadership of General O'Riley, and his Staff
Lieut. McElroy and ahe "Rousing Man" as
they are pleased to term whole souled young
chap who is on the eve of committing, at no
distant day matrimonial alliance with one
eff the fair daughters of Placerville, believing
in the adage that blessings like misfortunes
always come double. The undersigned wish
the "Rousng Man" all kinds of luck in his
new enterprise. May he be blessed with
plenty of young 'Rou efs," who will, hope,
comfort and solace him in his old age.
After spending what little loose change
the boys had about them at "Toney's" and
the various other saloons in the town, Gen.
O'Riley ordered his forces to grouud arms
and disperse to their virtuuus couches at 8
O'Clock in the morning, to be ready for action
at any future contingency like that which
called them together on that Sunday evening.
Being about to leave this young. and rising
city of Idaho, and crossing the placid waters
ofthe Pacific, for the Atlantic States, re-
turn my sincere thanks to the editor of the
Idaho WORLD, for the space allowed me in
his columns on several occasions, and prom
ise that in the future from the Atlantic side
will send an occasional few lines for the
readers fthe WORLD.
Respectfully. ]. W.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
BANNOCK BAKERY!

SHERIDAN & COOK, PROPRTETORS.
HAVING Enlarged, Thoroughly Reftted and
Ii Renovated this old and well-establlshed
business stand. are now prepared to accommodate
class bakery and saloon. of as good quality and
upon as reasonable terms as can be obtained in
Idaho City, Remember the place-east srde of
Montgomery street near TV0H 29m3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

! STATE OF MATRIMoNY.-Polkls 10 anxious to
know the whereabouts of the state OF matri-
mony:
In answer we say it is one of the "united'
states. It's bounded by hugging and kiss
ing on one side, and babies and children on
the other. It's chief products are population,
broomsticks and staying out O. nights 1t
was discovered by Adam and Eve, bile try
ing to find northwest passage out OF Par
adise The climate is rather sultry till you
pass the tropics of Housekeeping, when the
weather becomes sqaally, with sufficient
power to keep all hands as cool as eucum-
bers For the principal roads leading to
this interesting state, consult the first pair Of
blue eyes you run against,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
Thes. L. Yedette gets off the following at

The S. L. Vedette gets off the following at
the expense OF Waldron, the actor, and Brig
ham Young, under the head off,
SMART SAYING FOR BRIGHAM.-There's an
on dit that's most too good TO let go, unpub-i
lshed, into the tomb of time. 1t is this
After the information reached the ears of the
prophet Brigham that Wadron, our ewell
beloved" and "well behaved tragedian of no
mediocre talents, had taken it into his head
10 sue for the hand of Miss Alexander an
excellent young actress of Brigham's raising,
or rather guardianship the proposition
was nlaid upon the table" for religious rea-
sons, report runs thus wise-that Brigham
said in the presence of by-standers, s'Waldron
is gentleman and good actor; he can play
Richelieu, Richard three I;s,' Romeo, and
what not. finely; but (by this time Brigham
brought his best sarcastic elocution into use)
be ca-srn't play Alexander"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
Proceedings of the Board OfCounty Con-.
miSsiOnerso

IDAHO CRY. Nov. 6, 1865.
The Board met pursuant to notice at the
Sherif's Office at 10 o'clock, A. N. Present,
John NJ Cannady, B. F. Anderson. Clerk,
Henri F. Sayrs.
Ii was ordered that the sum of forty-6ve
95 100 dollars taxes be refunded to Mr.. Tow
er, of the firm of Thompson and Tower, the
property having been doubly assessed.
Ordered that Jefferson Howell be and is
hereby appointed Justice of the Peace for
Pine Grove precinct, until the same is regu-
larly supplied by law, and that Judge ] ].
May, Acting District Attorney, see that the
bonds are properly executed.
Ordered that w. D. Warren be and hereby
is appointed Constable for Pine Grove pre-
cinct until the same is regularly supplied by
law, and that the District Attorney See'that
the bonds are duly executed.
In the matter of L. N. Gates ct. al vs.
Stringbam l. Co., ordered that Strngham &
Co. be allowed to collect toll as prescribed
in their charter granting toll road, and that
the cause be dismissed at plaintiff s costs, it
appearing to the Board that said road is in
good travelling condition.
The bond Of Horatio Gushing, J. P, hav-
| ing been presented to the Board for appro-
val, the same was rejected, not having been
drawn in due form.
On reconsideration of bill of ]. A. Kings
ley for $i37 SO, rejected at last meeting of
the Board, it was ordered paid.
The following bills were allowed:
D. W. Williams, one months rent
of District Clerks Offce,... $1,000. S 65 90
Raymond Terry, services as CouD-
ty Physicians Hospital Fund.-. 1913 so
E. G. Kelly, for use of church for
court room, ......... 80 90
O. c. hall, prosecuting criminals
before Justice Burns, ,....... ....... 100 90
G. s. Kingsley use of church as
court room, ................. 500 90
Bowman CO., printing. g,...........". $40 so
Mrs. D. Castor, maintaining county
sick, 3O6 90
]. NJ. Murphy, bill, l,............"......... $50 90
In the matter of the County Hospital:
James and Julia Dunn, failing to comply
with the law in such cases made and pro-
yided il was therennon ordered hv the Roard
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
SMrrHvrLLr, Clay Co., No +, Oct. 7, 'e5.


Mr.. J. W. WooD-Dear Sir: Iarrlved home
last night, having taken the stage 40 miles
west of Fort Kearney, where | left Ben and
party. We had pleasant trip until we ar
rived within 100 miles of Julesbrrg, where
the Indians, suddenly sprnging from under
bank, began firing upon US at the~uncom-
Portable distance of 40 PAGES. Their fire was
vigorously returned by our boys Us in num-
berl. Ben. Wood was fred upon at only 40
wards. He turned in his saddle and with his
Henry's repeating rifle threw the bullets at
them so thick and fast that they thought it
best to retire to q distance of about 800
Yards, where they halted and seemed to hold
a consultation among themselves A this
iuncture we observed cloud of dust rising
from the road east of US, and thinking it an
other and larger body of Indians we began
to prepare to fight them, even if 5000 in
number. But after waiting an hour or two
in anxious suspense we were agreeably dis
appointed, as it proved to be large OK train
Thinking it unsafe to proceed on our journey
with our small force, we turned and travelled
back with the OK train until we met States
bound train of 80 or 40 wagons and perhaps
l75 men. Here we turned about as we con-
sidered our train at least formidable in ap-
pearance. The next day, about 8 o'clock in
the evening, we met an OK train corraled and
the wagon-master badly wounded by the In
dians. A few miles beyond we camped and
at the dawn of day, when we were fully pre-
pared and on the watch, the daring devils
dashed upon our horses at full speed (al-
though guarded by 40 men, who kept firing
at them continually and actually succeeded
in stampedng nearly the whole of them
We saved ours, having had them tied to the
wagon in the corral. Riley Harris lost both
of bis and took stage at Julesburg. About
100 men and women were set afoot. We
helped them all we could. | left Ben forty
miles west of Fort Kearney. | think they
are out of all darger.
Your Father, LEWIS ]. WooD.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
Respectfully.

We have been permitted to make the fol-
lowing extract from letter received by J..
W. Wood, of this city, from his father, who
left here some three months since for the
States:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

In the matter Of the County Hospital:
James and Julia Dunn, failing to comply
with the law in such cases made and pro-
vided, it was thereupon ordered by the Board
that J. NJ. Murphy, J. ]. May and Alfred Slo-
cum be appointed a committee to take charge
of the County Hospital and make such pro-
vision for the support and maintenance of
the same as they may deem most expedlent
and necessary until the next regular meeting
of the Board.
The bonds of DR.. J. NJ. Belts were ap-
proved and placed on file.
Board adjourned until next regular meet
ing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09
Lnuuch or the OIa Colony.

ANOTHER FLOATING PALACE ADDED TO THE SOUND
SIeA HHEssJS-1IgiES OF THE VESSEL ETC.
About two thousand persons OF both sexes assembled
yesterday morning at the shpyard of John Englis 4
Son. at the foot Of East Tenth street. to witness the
launch Of the large and magnificent steamboat Old
Colony The vessel TO have been launched on saur
day last and all the necessary preparations for cnsurngs
successful transition from the stocks the water had boon
made the day prev ious and at the appointed time quite
largo OF people had gathered TO behold TIC
scene The signal was given ana INC shs Saapv
stopped and all Efforts TO move her were OF no await
This mshap caused by the intense heat Of the sun
men Of saturday was partly attoned for the success
full and commcndablc manner in which the arrangements
of yesterday were carried out
it half.past ten o'clock the workmen had nearly On.
,hed their tack Of hRGks the keel s0Sk from ns,s enass
n so Az q s a. sS N
bcsap TO glide slowly towards The water Steadily by
on, held their breath expecting every moment to see her
stop her downward course and become once moro i'm
movable But the enSicty Vas removed when the
iy INTO the water as II bidding adcu TO the land SO
easily and 50 gradually did she move nom OF he ways
she did no, oa Ssar nas a we hS own
side the wharf where shc Is TO receive her machinery
The Old Colony Is intended for the Fall River line and
will RIM on that route In connection with the scnner
| Newport She was designed and built by John Engls
Son. and Is In every respect one Of the finest OF our
Sound steamers, being nnhosom.iy n'si,u anu peiees
and feuItess in all her appointments She Is eighteen
hundred tons burden, three hundred and twenty three
feet in length fortytwo feet beam OF hull and eighty
| fool over ali and fourteen feet depth OF hold. Her
| frame Is principally composed of white oak and
locust, her pianking Is entirely Of while OAK, the
blec streaks arc oak the floors Tor the inside bottom
Innings OF the vessei solid and the ceiling Is Of
white pine The JOINER work beautiful In design i, ana
snneyvs,op of Mr. Holman The cabins are 10 be stump
tuously furnished and will be supplied with all The
| modern conveniences, and the upholstery ana ,r,m
mings win he in FIRST class style IneIo WIZ ~ o u
drcd and nifty tateroons In the main or upper saoon
seventy lcrhs In the ladies' cabin, ana hve hunoree
| bcrths In the lower saoon. 49,.
Her propclling power viii be about two hundreu ane
fifty horse power She have one engine, win egh.,
| inch cylinder and twelve feet stroke OF piston; tn'
wheels arc thirty eight feet In diameter and she lur
nsled with two large tubular boilers Ibe placing ~
Colony will take mace al an carly day. II was built
the Allaire Works II Is estimated that tho s.eamo'
when completed will not cost less than hvc nuno, 1
| thousand dollars. She will have ACCOMMODATIONS ~
| about eight hundred passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09
The Kentucky Election

LouIsvrLLE, KY, August T. 1856.
The vote IN this city for Congress is as follows
Rousseau, administration 500, Mallory 7s9 Mundy
1911 The election of Rousseau from the Fifth district
conceded.
All four Of the administration candidates for the State
Legislature from this city are also elected.
Columbia gives Harding 2Ol, Taylor 49, Gerard 1902
Campbcllsvlle-al points heard from-givcs Harding
5O2 Taylor 1876
Cavo City gives Order 14l, Lowry a.
Glasgow gives Lowry lis. Order 1913
Colesburg gives Taylor 25 Harding 70
Russellyille gives Order 1871, Lowry 107.
In Franklin county the anti constitutional amendment
ticket has prevailed by 5000 majority But small vote
MISUNDERSTANDING anti-constitutonal amendment
ticket has $50 to 200 majority.
Covington-Thc approximate vote OF Kenton county
gives about l. 100 Union majority.
Campbell county gives $50 Union majority.
Pcndleton county, Bowling Green, gives Order POI,
Lowry 166.
Hopkinsvillc gives Ycatman 2o2. Ritter 1856,
Mount Vernon gives, far as heard from, Randall
Unon) 433; Garrard (opposition) 153
Nichoasville gives Franklin conservative loo, Fry
(Unonl
Tho Plaqueminc district gives 220 majority for FRI
Rchmond-Thc majority in Madison county for tho
constitutional amendment candidates is about 400 70 45O
Somerset gives about 700 Union majority.
Lebanon gives Harding 240, Taylor rs.
MONTGOMERY county gives conservative majority OF
Danvic-Boylc county gives Fry (Uniou), for Con-
grcss, 900; franklin (conscrvativol s64
Paris gives Franklin 27o Fry 1888
Bourbon county will give large majority against tn
Constitutional Amendment.
The majority for Franklin CONSERVATIVE for Congress-
at noon to-day, was 500
Bagdad gives Harding 205; Taylor 30.
L,UIsvTLLE, August 8, 1885.
In the sixth district Green Clay Smith Is undoubtedly
elected to Congress
Randall appears to be elected in the Eighth district
Oldham county gives Mallory 455 Rousseau 140.
LEXINGTON, Ky, August s, 1885.
The conservatives have carried every county in
this district by the following majortcs -Fayette 5O7
Franklin $50, Boyle io4, woodford 4a5, Lincoln 500
Esti6aled majorities by councs-Bourbon 500, Scott
800, Jessamnc 800.
EIzABErHrowN, KY, August 8, 1895.
The following is the vote Of Hardin county for Con
gress Hardin 865, Taylor 1888.
Henry county gives 23O majority for Mallory for Con-