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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13

s8 IHE PUBLIC PRAYER MEETINGS
association will be held cvery AfTERN00 M E4n
s.cona n at . O'Clock, in the Lecture-Room Of tbe
cornar ffesbyteHaa Church Or Hozes), near the
NeA VI MAIN ana Fifth streets. NH l3-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13
MARRIED.

On me lst instant. at Windsor, James CITY
county, by the Rev. J 7. Turner Canta;n J. ~
WARE, Fifth Virginia cavalry, to +. a. BUSH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13

DERSONAL.-The gentleman that was
L with me at the Danville depot on Monday
night last will call to see immedi ately, as l am
anxious to see him. NH l3-its S.
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llrbmo1l1 pispaicb,
MONDAY MORNING. ..~.-........ MARCH T. ,sc,

ct Co'HtiDg- Room has been re-
- ~ % ~ '-'1"ast t0rn~r cf Thirteenth G1a
'., .I s"ttsccs Ea.lding,) Immediately oo-
'' az 'f EfaHf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ERAMED TENEMENT, ON JEFFER.
son SIP.EET, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AMI bboNJ, FOR SALE PRIVATELY-We
oner 1or SIZE the TENEMENT occupied by Mr.
ST. lated as above, being the second tenement
FROM M rshall street adjoining Mr. Schadd It has
iour FoomS, and is arranged below with shelves and
" tiers, all ready for business-and the stand is
',od one.
PRICE: $500.
Possession Immediately.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
NH l3-3t Auc.;oreors
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.--K. X. l.. would like to
4 know the whereabouts of her former guar
dian and friend, EDWARD WILSON JACK, of
Nicksburg Mississippi, formerly Of Jefferson county,
Virginia, the information viii be for.
warded to her. NH l3-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13

re promise you our cordial
Lieutenant Jas. II. Moore,
. Sergeant II. e. White
more,
Sergeant G. D. Lambert,
Sargehn: :. A. Tutor,
Sergeant W. II. RAinay,
Corpora. John.In Evans,
Srlvate i. z. EiGont,
nvste W. l.. Herryman.
Private A. B. Kidd,
Private G. l.. Clinton,
Private J. L. Wright,
Private l.. W. George,
Private W. II Godsey,
Private 8. f. Spaulding,
Private j. NJ. Canada,
Private Wm. L. Collins,
N6ptdln =. y. Cialk,
Lieutenant ". II. Price.
Lieutenant a. i. Barnes,
Sergeant VIM. Jones,
Private j. r Beach,
Lieutenant s. D. Spencer,
PRIVATE 5. b. Harvey.
Private J. D. Dickcrson,
Private p. L. Evans,
Private J. n Davidson,
Private G. Il. Hudson,
Private f. I Roach,
Private P. V. Ford,
Private &. I. Roberts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13

\ GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRV-
IA MENTAi. CONCERT will be given for the
HALL on To ESDAY EVENING, the l4,h instant.
oy several ladies' and gentlemen of this CITY. as.
11tsa ~ Madam RuHL and Messrs SCHNEIDER,
Tbo " ~ t ",o One otlleI ta1entcl performers.
up for the occasion. Tickets can be had at the
principal BOOK and MUSIC STORES and at the
door. Price, S. ,nb 1aNot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13

cause and a. AN am,
fitness for +ho ,ns;.; app,
support and sng-a~os
c....: ~
Iap'a'h Z. ". Nelson,
o4'e"'ehaht =: II. Brook.
s :! IL IL faf,lio,
ccleeane "A. II: Garner,
1 pI w ". !, II; Nelson,
: H'a.e ". .. 0ordon,
: .;.a.e I. aiE M@,, j" rieht,
p : A Ml.Ke!"n,
: ii.a.; a - " fooi, n
4 I!Vdte n DANIEL,
49, : 49, ,, ", ~ II; collins,
p T a.e y I " OF
p '' ate :. =; y. c :
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ELECTION NOTICES.

'>O THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
hICHMOND.-I respectfully announce my
sen CANDIDATE FOR ELECTION TO THE
HoCoE OF DELEGATES Of tho next Virginia
Legislature.
nh l3-Cts RICHARD y WALKER
k@ELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITY
: Or RI HAOND,-I most respectfully an
~ uhce my self candidate to represent you in the
senate CT the hex. Legislature of Virginia
n!h 10 IT. LiTTLETON TAZEWELI..
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DLUNDELL, SPENCE & CO.'S DOC.
ID BLE-BOILED LINSEED OIL Hull & Lei
don.-1hree barrels, ON consignment, for sale BY
NH lS-eodSt r. II. DIBRELI.
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EOR SALE, two fine COWS. Apply
j en Clay street, third door f1om Fourth.
NH iO--2t~
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Y CITIZENS OF THE CITY
DrTcn BEND, February Is, 1865.
M AJOR J. B. McPHAIL. FIFTY.

w
the Undersigned, soldiers from the counties OF
Mec2iehourg and Charlotte. do earnestly request
mat you announce yourself as a candidate for the
state Senate from that district Many Of US have
witnessed your gala try on the fed; all Of US
Know OF your devotion to country and our
Illness ior the Position promise you our cordial
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TIE NEWS.

Grant is still quiet and the supposi
zion is that he is waiting for several
things: for the roads to dry, for Sher
IMAM to come up, and for Sheridan to re.
port.
FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
Last Thursday week a number Of
Early's men were captured at Waynes-
boro' by Sheridan, who sent them down
the Valley under guard, From The fol-
lowing official dispatch l. will be seer
that General Rosaer has been marrying
this guard with good effect:
"HE,rovAnTERs ETC. March .. 1865
Exam H. C. breckenridge. .secrctary Of Eay:
General Rssser reports that, on the 6ih, with
lev ii LIS men, lie "a RcAed the enemy nea: Haili-
Souhars. WHO were ~ .rding prisoners taken AT
" eynes bore and oaptured few prisoners
"cn the morning Of he It'll II again attacked
them Heal beGe !iaG, having detained them for Il
day ana nigh, II IL river.
" lie cau-ei them to retire IN haste abandoning
tAe only lc0c Of artillery they had and their ambu
lrnce.
3" ha annoyed them . good deal, and enabled
good many Of o4- nie1! 10 escape. Il. l.. Lee"
KUPATRICK DEFEATED.
1t win be seen from the following that
kilpatrck's tramp through South Caro-
lima is not altogether pleasure excur-
sion:
"HFApQt ARTERs, Ere, March 10. 1868.
'iio" J. {. Nrecktnridge Secretary Of Tiar:
General Hampton attacked General Fitzpatrick
ri daylight this morning and drove him from his
tH'nt, taking hss guns wagons many hor.es seve-
IA. hundl I'd prisoners ana releasing great num-
her Of cur who haet been catturci
THE guns and wagons could not be brought of
Tor want Q: horses
Many Of the enemy killed ard wounded
OuI loss not heavy
IL, u;enant-C Colonel J. S. King was killed Dri-
gacier-Gentrai Hume, Co,",.e!s Ha2an and HarGi-
ron. and Majors Lewis, Ferguson and Others we're
wounded Il. i. LEE"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13

kfOR SALE, "a s<ssllont Gx.octayo
II P1kNo-FoETE. male - s,tso<sL .sf Bottom,
{aes. Hai2e A2E1f ~ r.. ksx4 6. NsAsiiA AAS
SSSnyS vsesa e9s'9e nMW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13

III OOP.SKIRTS made and repaired, q, 4
IL HOOPS Of old skiits w..,s4. Apply a. lt2
HssN e)gest w stairs, ssk ls-lr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
w announce Major JOHN II. PARKHILL a
candidate to represent the City of Richmond in the
Lower House of the next GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
NH 9-eod6ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13

TRADEns' BANK or TIE Cry OF RICHMOND
OTICE.-This Bank will pay one dol
lar in coin for every SIX dollars Of its circu.a-
Gon when presented 1t its counter
NH 6-eodGw E. sINTON Cashier.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

In JUSTICE COURT before Justice McGownd
Sept. lSth-The People VS. ]. Phillps--complaint
for assault on NJ. M. Chapman. Adjudged guilty
and $40 and costs. Notice of appeal given
to District Court
The People vs. VIM. 7. Rollins, charged with
exhibiting deadly weapons in a rude, angry and
threatening manner Plead guilty and fined 500
The People vs.. Collins-same ofense- settled
and satisfaction entered by complaining witness
The People VS. James Scott, charged with OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenses. Found gull
ty and fined 1900. Committed to jail in default Of
payment for three months.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

towns ND there Some attempt has been made by the
Mill Company to keep builders away but there is no pow
or or law which can disturb anybody up there m the
peacsu possession Of any improvements ne may see Mt
to make the quartz kings the contrary notwthstand
ing.
Mfc Murphy Esq is Intending to leave Tor the states
IN few days. Everybody knows Nike ana all VIII WISH
him pleasan Journey and safe return
w We learn that 4. o. BoweH Esq our ex-Sheri Wouu
have resigned his aorous and thankess position sooner
than he did bat wished to remain and stand the or unit
of the ygiantees there to be any danger and see
law and order fully maintained before vacating his once
Every one must admit that the office under Mr. Bowen
had one the best organized and efficient
gangs that any county In western territory ever pos
sessed. :.
The st. Louis Opera Troupe expected to arrive
and open at Mr. Pinneys theatre.
The Committee making preparations for seec'
and fashionable party at the Masonic dancing room TO D
given soon.
There is big rush of travel to the South Boise anc
Yuba mines over the trail direct which is in splendid
order for saddle animals
Hon. Frank Campbell has returned from below looking
fine usual.
The weather warm and pleasant. Flour advancing
Everybody healthy. Vegetables and high. Mon
ey tight, which is all right. AIfs WE'LL
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

Jusr1cE's RT before Justice Burns. The
People VS. Thos. Mckay, charged with assault to
do great bodily harm ito. Michal DUN. Found
not guilty and prisoner discharged.
John Patterson and T. NJ. McCallam alias Soap
charged with assault on each other. Found
guilty and each fined $40 and costs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16
MAN ABOUT TOWN.


wish that had talent for prying into other peo-
pies affairs aud lettingmy own go by the board But
no am not Yankee and therefore cannot do So Local
matters do not agree with me where they do not come
within my own locality; the most laborious task have
is to write up this columns frequently
entertained of throwing up the sponge
Among the most enterprisng men in town is Mr.. John
Csaresy who built fine lot of improvements on his
ground before the FIRE. completing them just in time
ace them before they destroyed. Now he rebads
with splendid brick house in which would be
credit to anybody in the Northern country lie either
has more energy or capital than most men, but he
anpears to go along just SO smoohe and easy always
driving brisk business and niinding his own
If nv father had son grown and that son was me,
and had wife, SHE shouldn't keep hotel no way you
could fix it up, in Idaho.
Have YOU ever been down to Marshalls to see his
chickens turkeys, pigeons, ducks, pigs, ec etc? And
the fine houses he has provided for each class of the above
mentioned produce? If not then you arefr behind the
times Why it is really fact, Marshall will get rich at
his prompt and thrifty manner of just merely spending
his leisure moments while hundreds of you sroDg
aboJt idling whining and cumming your way Though
the world under the impression that there nothng you
can do Marshall can live like king on EGGS roast
nio SQUADS fresh milk and butter, broiled chicken,
stuffed turkey &c, while you and would be arrested
for yagrancy or taken before Burns and requested to
chow cause why we don't lie down and die
NEW DErN1T1oNs-Busy body-0ne who does nothing
right in his own affairs, and ought to be sent to the
Willamette
Grief-To have young sweetheart.
sorrow-Not having an old one
~~nesnar-Od maids hating the men.
Honesty.--Not having the money topaya bill wher
called on
Ambition Aspiring to reach the county hospital VI
On the hill
Energy.-Growing to the height Of six feet,
Decision time within a year.
Truth--Not saying anything.
Eirm,tess.-open to everybody.
several thieves and highwaymen have come TO toWi
aAntIv hut the Sheriff 'gangof villains have got al
ave or SO on them.
ro instruct Court term closed last Thursday morning
- Indoe Mcbride Las gone to Alturas.
hore is ouea rush Of spectators up TO 1he locaile
!. .,s Aston and Chicahominy Mills Buildings goinl
RAPIDLY and very soon there viii be one or two NOR
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Summons,


Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-ss.
Tn the Dfatrict Court, for the Territory OF Idaho
Second Judicial District.
Henry Hodes, VS.. David Markham, VIM. Lewis,
David Drussell and Nathan F. Heard.
TO David Markham, VIM. Lewis, David Drusseil
and Nathan f. Heard: "
TNTHE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
United States in the Territory OF Idaho: You
are hereby notified that there is pow on file IN the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of said Territory, in Ida
no City county of Boise, the complaint of Henry
Hodes praying that an account be taken OF The
partnership business, transactions and assets OF
the firm Of g Drussel Il Markham = that said
defendants Markham & Heard, be compelled
to fully account concerning the same, and for
other relief [see copy of complaint herewith
served upon you'll and that unless you appear
and answer to said complaint within twenty
DAYS after the service hereof, if served within
Boise County and within thirty days if served
ont of said County, but within raid Judicial Dis
trict and within forty days if served Quot said
District TexcusiVe of the day OF servicel default
will be taken against you and the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
said complaint
In testimony whereof, /, VIM. B. Daniels. Clerk
-, Of SAID Court, have hereunto set my
! SEALg hand and affixed the seal of said
I --r-1 Court at idaho City, this 18th day Of
SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1865. VIM. B. DANIELS,
Clerk of Pistrict Court.
ByV. E. PRIcKETT, Deputy CFk.
Dan1 McEar gain, Rosborough and Preston plfi
Att rneys. n47w5
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

S. &. ROSENBAUM 4
DEGS leave to inform his numerous friends and the
ID public in general that he has engaged in the
STORAGE g. COMMISSION BUSINESS
MAIN ST., OPPOSITE MINERS BREWERY,
where he has now on Storage and for Sale the following
goods at the following prices:
100 boxes Hydraulic candles at.........S9 per box
100 Kegs Nails (all numbers at..........5 per keg
10 doz Stiff Pointed Shovels at...........4 per doz
10y pounds best Basket Tea at........... perpound
1900 Cigars Of the best brands from 81 to per box
100 kgs cognac Brandy 90 gal each) S4to6 per gal
100 kgs Standard Brands American
Whlskeys from to per gal
2Okgs Port Wine (good quaiityi... to per gal
100 boxes glass; all sizes from..... II to 20 per box
500 pounds White Lead (best quality)S7 cts per ID
200 Picks with handle per dOz
20 doz Brooms Estate made) II per doz
100 doz Lamp chmneys (all sizes)..S to 10 per doz
100 doz tableand bar Tumblers (cut glass; per doz
so doz fine cut Pony Glasses. per do2
20 doz coIored and plain wine glasses.. 9 per doz
20 doZ fancy champagne glasses. per doz
100 Fancy and Plain Bar Decanters and
Bottles from to each
200 doz white and gray Merino Under
shirts and Drawers. per doz
$50 doz white and gray MerinO Ribbed do IL dOz
0doz fancy anue Over shirts ISIS to q per doz
10 doz Linen Raglan coats ...............T per dOz
% doz heavy PetershaIn and Beaver
0vershrts (open fronts) per dog
$50 doz linen, check and Hickory shirs-12 per doz
so doZ red and white shaker flannel
shirts and drawers. per doz
200 doz fine white muslin shirts linen
bosom and cuffs with and without
collars, all sizes from Sl5 to so per doz
30 colored calico shirts from. .$10 to Is per doz
$50 mems French cashmere Hats1Z TO Oh per dozl
so doz linen duck pants extra sizes,....1S per doz
100 pieces Silk Pocket Hdkfs from....$3 to 6per pee
Is doz canton flannel UNnd ershrts and
Drawers. ....lZ per doz
100 doz WOODEN shaker socks from~$5 to ~ per doz
FOR SALE AT RETAIL
IN Store on. Main ST., ert door to Miners Brelcer
200 pair fancy and plain cashmere and Doeskin Pants
from. 80 TO upper pI
100 fancy silk and cashmere Vests .....3 to each
100 Linen Raglan coats at.. eaet
so fine Alpaca do at........-.............6e each
30 fine light Fir ench CASHMERE oats ct 10 each
80 superior do do do ..'.1o each
And a complete assortment of
Mems Furnishing Goods,
at very low figures.
1000 pairs Ladies' Misses and cildrens cloth and Mo
rocco Caters aud Shoes from Is to $3.50 per pr
1000 Rolls Wall Paper 100 diff patterns,.35 to - cts
100 Rolls nice Bordering cheal
| All the above goods strictly sold
EgFOR cash" ONLY. -ea
Please call and examine and satisfy yourself that it j:
no humbug.
N B-consgnmeuts solicited and particular attention
paid to the sale Of gos to the best advantage ano
prompt payments made when goods are sold
Storage taken at low rates, and commission charge;
arc 10 per cent on General Merchandise
5 per cent on Flour.
Advances made on consgnments,
=. @. ROSEN NJ
n38m31 Main ST.. opposite Miners Brewery
/
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RATES OFFARE.

Stages leave Bose city regularly on MoHlays'
Wednesdays and Fridays. From Ruby on Tnes-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, returning next
days.
The route is now protected by ten companies OF
troops. and detachment of soldiers is placed at
every station. Meals are provided at each station
at California prices. Passengers will be allowed
to lay over at any point of the route, and resume
the Journey at their leisure. Travellers thus avoid
the risks of Ocean travel, and pass the rich silver
region Of Puebla, and through beautiful portion
Of North Nevada and North California without
danger or delay.
VIM. 4. YATES, Agent.
Office at Ruby City at Wells, Fargo Co.'s
j. L. BROWNE, Agent.
VIM. VINCENT, Agent, Idaho City.
n46tf.
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wholesale Price Current

Corrected weekly by BELL & ROWE, Storage &
Commission Merchants Main Street opposite tie
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF Con- !
MI sIoNERs, OF BOISE COUNTY. z IT, 7
Idaho City, September is, 1865.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
In Proposals will be received by the Board o.
Commissioners of said County, to be left with
their Clerk at the Recorders office in Idaho City
until Monday October I'd 1865. at I0o'eloek A. NJ.
for the care and maintenance of the INDECENT sick
idiotic and insane of said County; and also for
the prisoners in the County Jail, and the pro-
vision for them of medicine and medical aften-
ton, for one year from the sta day of November
next The proposals may embrace as well the
care and maintf Aance, as the medicines and medi-
cal attention, or separately at the option of the
bidder. The Board reserves the privilege of re.
jecthg all proposals. JAMES TH0RBURN,
4 n47W3 Clerk.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

oman ABOUT TowS," referring last we elk to
the change in the Sheriff's Office erred in speak
ing of Mr.. John German. Mr.. German holds the
responsible position of Under Sheriff, and not
Deputv Sheriff as therein stated. He makes fine
officer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16
STAGE LIME Il
H=fSSSssA
S33Zz-E1-1E@1A
TO CALIFORNIA Il NEVADA.

pany, carrying the U. s. mails and Wells,
Fargo s Co.'S Express, have lae of tri-weekly
stages running from Ruby City to CaKforl ia and
Nevada, connecting at Chico with the Stages OF
the California Stage Company and the Sacramento
River Steamers At Ruby City with stages to
Boise City, and thence to all points OF Idaho.
At eusalivllle with stages to Virginia City and
at the Puebla silver mines direct to Humboldt
City.
Passengers Ticketed Through from
Roise and Ruby Cities to San Francisco or Yir-
ginla and all intermediate points.
rr1r,c~ ~ rU 7TI a DIT
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16
CITY NEWS.

vEGErABLEs-1f you want vegetables, "fresh
from the Valley" go to Bell & Rowe's storhOusei
opposite City Hotel, where you will find any
quantity cheap for cash'"9
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

REs1DENrs living on Moore's creek will do well
to read the notice of Stevens & Smith. Their
store at Pine Grove is well stocked with goods
and merchandise which can be bought now al
yery low rates. The building is also for SALE
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

TIN AND IRON WARE.-Mr. Chick has lately re-
turned frcm the lower country with large seec-
ton of material and stock for his Tin Shop Main
street, near the Post Office. Helmet with heavy
loss by the sinking of the Brother Jonathan. An
other supply was Immediately forwarded from
San Francisco and IS now arriving at the store.
Mr., Chick is an old and worthy citizen here and
the establishment has a goodIy reputation. It's
an excellent place to find the material to kill
winter with. Mr.. Chick, Jr., goes to Boise City
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

CLAYToN's LoTTERY.-The prizes in this lottery
are on exhibition at the Office of Mr.. Clayton at
the Colorado Saloon. The list embraces well
chosen assortment of beautiful jewelry The
prices they are held at, are certainly remarkably
low. AS the number of tickets in this lottery is
small, the holders have fair chance to win some.
thing of value. The last lottery of Mr.. Clayton
gave universal satisfaction, and we think this viii
merit similar appreciation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

BARNUM's Confectionery and Restaurant, on
south side of Main street, is one worthy of pub
lie patro mage. 1t has been but recently opened,
but is already becoming favorite resort. Every
thing is neat and presented in the most appetizny
style. See advertisement.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
y AhGIRs II DE AhA 70.
San Antonio, July q, 1866.

Inc Evil, or LATE. .HoURs-The rising
sun draws forthsqoalities from cart an =
vegetation most conducive to the moral
aud physical health of the waking man !;
the iuvlsib4erair is laden with properties
which stimulate his powers and refine his
faculties. This, then, must be the prop
er time for quitting the bed chamber, Into
which the breath has been .exhaled for
many hours, aAa, the pores have been
rapidly emitting their secretions; the
conioined effect being such as to render
the air mephitic and unfit for inhalation
into the 1urgs. Miss the morning air.
end you daily miss the most valuable
draught of medicine that can be pre-
scribed. The most subtle logician cannot
gainsay this fact; but even were it not
syllogistical demonstrate, the instincts OF
the animal and vegetable world would
bear Testimony to it IN the example they
set to man. No man should sleep less
than six hours out Of the four-and-twen-
ty, none in the enjoyment of health more
than eight The Science of Life.