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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05
DVEINc.

FREDERICK CYRLAX,
French Fancy Bteam Dye works AK
Cleaning establishment,
BelVldero Farm, East cleveland, axe
90 Seneca Street.
OTFIoE-lN Seneca st., Cleveland, o.
/ mean to mako this the BE6T DYE-HOUSE IN
THE WEST, and shall spare no EFFORT 70 give sat
ulAetion. 4 rr
I call the especial attention of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Bs-dVsinG Of mAds-up Garments
mhQT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05

COUGH BALSAA
oures sore throat and
soreness Of the chest and
lungs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05
COE,a

COUGH BALSAN
relieves . ~oonsumptiVS
.cough a. soon - It Is
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05
CO.'S

COUGH BALSAK
cures hoarsensss and
tickling in the throat.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05

COUGH BALSAM
cures l~nduenza, asthma,
and all bronchial Alec
Hons.
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tAL1p bFEC4fIC KlLIS-WAR-
AANIED II ALL cASE1-Can be relied on
Hefer al % cura Do nct naErpntei Are speedy
- aciioei 10 chaEae Of diet required no nct h.
terfoe With business pursuitsi Oan b used Win
oct cetecttonl Upward Of no cures The past mouth
-eome . Them very severe cases. Over one hun.
dred phyBiciann have ased then IN fheIr nrae.
uoet and speak veil Of their emcacy, ana approve
q ssfir eomposiuons WAieh d entirely vegetable
and harzlesa on the system Hundreds Of certin.
cAtea can Be shown- Bells SPECIFIC Pis are the
original and only genuins epscinePl They are
adapted for male and female, Old or youRg, ard
the Only reliable remedy for effscting . perma-
ne1t and speedy cure IN eli cases OF Spsrmatorrhes
or seminal Neakness, With all It's trains Of evils,
such IS Uretkral and Vaginal Discharges, 6lsst,
the Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
confluence, 4 enitai Deefity and 1rr1tabIlity, In
pOtency, Weakness or loss Of Power, HerEou1 De-
billy, &es &C., ell Of which arise principally from
SEXUAL Exoessts or Self Abuse or some conStitu-
ttcnal arrangement, and inoApscitatss the sufferer
from fulfilling the duties Of married life. In al
sexual diseases - GoRorrhea, elect snd STRUCTURES,
Consulting Physician for the treatment Of Seminal,
Urinary, sexual, sna Nervous Diseases, who viii
sends free 70 AL, the following valuable work, In
sealed envesops;
1Hn FIFTIETH THcusAHD.-Dr. Bells Treatise on
een-AbuSe, PrenAtuIe Decay, Impotence and Loss
Of Power, sexual Diseases mini Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, G initial Debility, 80, &C., q
pamphlet Of 81 pages, containing important ad-
vice 20 the afflicted. and which should De read By
every sufferer, as the means Of cure in the peverest
stages 1t plsinly set forth Two stamps required
to pay postage. JULY q: S.mo.W trhwv.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05

r AIDES SEA SIDE HATS. A large
= lot recsIJed this day BY
- T., = GaNs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05

LEANE
$50. A. h--DAK E1RRFs Iaar--SHypInS ~
tabala, Conneaut and Girarc ony, and arrive n
Iris 81 In ?. ~, DuDkirk Sslb r. n, BunAlc
$50 p. T.
I.zB P. M.-CIHOINHATI EXPBESS-Stoppans Al
Painesville, Ashtabula and GirArd only, and A.
Efyes At Erie6 40 =. n, Dunktrk rs ?. n, Bus,
I:a E. n. HAIL AND AOCOMnODATIOH-
Stopping a. al stations and arrive ct Era 81
1856 ?. Il
500 !. H.-mGHF EXPRESS T~RAH-ssOgvins al
Pssnesyille, Ashtabpla and Girard only, and
ETrsVss at Gra at h:4e A. ~ DaRki-k To-
A.. HrTElo 80 JAZZ
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Cough BALSAA
cures the most violent
attacks o. orouP In sither
old or young. Ea
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9. q CLARK a co., PrOp'r..
New Haven. Conn.
EaEEER ALAGENfS
DEMAs BARNES : o.,
No. n Park row:
=. O. WELLS a CO.,
no. n6 franklin street.
d. B. HELMBOLD,
10. S04 Broadway.
Essalsd By all Druggists in the city and country
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
Sherif's Sale.

ID Y virtue of all execution issued out of the
Id District Court. IN and for the County of
boise, upon judgment rendered In said Court
wherein Elias Brown is plaintiff and D r.. WIFI
ting, Jno. w. Keenan,, +. III. Blair, p. B. Clark
Henry Chandler and JnO. McCarty are defendants
for the sum OF Three Hundred and Thirty five
25-l0O Dollars, judgment aud costs Of suit, duly
tested the 10th day OF September, A. ID. 1865,
have seized and taken in execution the following
described properly, tOwiG: All the right title.
claim and interest of p. H. Blair, Of in and 20
those two certain gold and silver quartz lodes,
situate in said county OF Boise, and known as the
= Empire Staten and LADY Washington quartz
lodges; also. the right, title, claim and interest
OF y. l.. Whiting of in and to the following
quartz lodges, situate in said county and known
as the Crimes Creek, Kentucky, Omega, Inni-
shone, Monarch, Gold Hill, JunIetta, Thompson,
Mountain baden, Rhodes u Co., Desperation
Illinois, Monroe, Excelsior, A. l.. Reid, Columbia
ClarnOnt, Eclipse, Chase, American, Golden
Eagle, Donnelly, Empire, Fisher, independence,
and Deer Greek quartz lodges; also, an undivided
200 feet in the Chickahomlny gold and silver
quartz lode, Icing part Of the claims located in
the name of Gore, LucketC and others, and being
the same property decided to said Whiting by g.
Sims March Z 1866 also an undivided FOG feet
in the said Chickahominy Lode, being the claims
located by j. b. RoseborOugh, being an undivided
interest in the six claims owned by Gore Luckett
and others, and the same property decided TO
said Whiting by John Il. Sims April I'd, 1865, all
OF said property situate III Boise county,. |. 7.
Public notice is hereby given that on the I'd day
Of December, A. ID. lS6J, at IL o'clock Nj! viii
sell IN front of the Court House door in Idaho
city at Pubic Auction, for gold coin OF it's equlya-
Lent In clean gold dust the above described pro.
perty to the highest bidder to satisfy said execu.
LlOn and all accruing costs. J. /. CRUTcHER,
Idaho City. Nov. 10, n3W3 Sheriff
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
The ADVERTISER has the following in refer

The ADVERTISE has the following in refer
ence to atender-foot under difficulties
Cup in Montana, where Uncle Sans chill
dren have met to build an empire, those COM
ing from the East are called "tender- feet ;"
coming from the West, they are called "y on
der-siders, these being the names furnished
as distinguishing mark for each other.
They are vastly amused by each others elm
CO." Here is specimen from "tender-
foot" who had been out on prospecting
tour. He says, he dug a test-pit about an
ax-handle or an ax-handle and half deep,
and found pay grit about half an ax-handle
deep above the bed-stone, and thinks there
is incline enough to run water troughs" A
California saddle, full-rigged, beats "ten-
der-foot." Tapaderos, be calls ''toe- tenders" !;
machiers, "saddle-scab bard y; canteenas,
"handy-bags." An inquisitive old lady in
CURED of dealer "what kind of SIZE growed
the wheat to make self-rising four" Dealer,
who was ''yonder-Sider," answered her ION
alkali sILE"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

THREE STEANERs.-The Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company will soon begin running three
steamers per month as of old. This would
indicate that travel is increasing between
New York and San Francisco. The steamers
will leave San Francisco in the following or
der: One on the 10th, goth and Both of every
mouth. The Golden City, which left last,
carried away 998 passengers and $l,66l,-
sos in treasure. The opposition steamer
also left crowded with passengers to its ut
most capacity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
a Gard.

TO THE HONORABLE DEMOCRATIC MEM
bers, elect,of the next Session of the Honse
of Representatives, of the Territory of Idaho, whe
have so generously pledged their votes m suff-
clent numbers to make my election to the position
OF Chief Clerk certainty, 1 beg leave to tender
my sincere thanks, and most respectfully to with
draw my name. G.. L. GOODRICH.
Idaho City November 10th, 18e5.n3wl.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

TN IEJoRDAN CREEK.-We understand con-
adorable prospecting is going on in Jordan
creek, Owyhee, for the discovery of thesource
of the tin pebbles found in the bed of the
creek. We are informed that nearly three
years ago specimens of tin ore were taken
from the same stream and brought to this
place for examination. Mr.. Blake of the
Newspaper depot forwarded some of them
East to bis brother, Prof. Blake, an expert
enced metallurgist who pronounced them tin,
about 80 per cent in purity. He wrote
back thatif ledge of that ore could be found
it would be worth more than any gold or
silver mine in America. More search was
made after the letter was received, but with
out success. Since that time we have heard
nothing more of the tin until recently. when
the pebbles again attracted attention.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
THE following proclamation has been is
snnd nv the President.

The following proclamation has been is
sued by the President:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
during the year now coming to an end, to
relieve our beloved land from the fearful
ravages of civil war, and to permit and Sc
cure the blessing of peace and unity, with a
great enlargement of civil liberty; and where
as, our Heavenly Father has also during the
year averted from US the horrors of foreign
war, pestilence and famine while our grana-
ries are full of the fruits of a successful sea-
son; and whereas, virtue is exalted while sin
is repreach to any people, now, therefore,
|, Andrew Johnson, President of the United
States, do hereby recommend to the people
thereof the first Thursday of December as a
day of National Thanksgiving to the Creator
of the universe for these defiverances snd
blessings: | do further recommend that the
whole people make confession of our nation
al sins against His Infinite goodness, and with
one heart and one mind, implore the Divine
guidance in ways of national virtue and no.
illness.
In testimony whereof, hereunto set my
hand, and cause the seal of the United States
to be attached. Done in the city of Wash
ington, this 28th day of October A. D. 1865,
and of the independence of the United States
the ninetieth.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON,
Presf of IT g
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In partnership heretofore existing between
Tue undersigned at CenterVine, in Boise county
1. T., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. j.
NJ. Whitfield will continue business at the same
stand and settle all business pertaining to the
firm. j. NJ. WHITFIELD.
PETER LEE,
All persons are hereby notified and cautioned
not to trust or transact any business with Peter
Lee on my account. M WHITFIELD.
Centeryille, /. T., November 8, 1S65.n3w3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

MINES AND MILLS AT SoUTH BoIsE.-Mr
Green White returned from South Boise last
week, after an extended examination of min
ing interests there. We derive the following
notes from him:
The Waddingbam Company's machinery
arrived on the 28th-amJunting to los tons,
and as fine as have ever seen in the Terri
tory. 1t is intended to work the ore of the
Ada Elmore mine, which is looking fine and
being worked By twenty hands, under the SUI
perintendence of Mr.. Wilson Waddingham.
They have about 100 tons of ore ready for
crushing. Their mill is 80 horse power and
forty stamps, and was manufactured in New
York, The Victor Company's Mill, on Red
Warrior. is running ten stamps and two OF
MoOre's grinders, working thirty tens per
day from the Richmond and New York mines.
was showed the amalgam taken out in one
weeks run, which was estimated at Sc, 900
This company is doing well, and from the ap,
pearance of their mines think they will
continue to do we'll. The whole is under the
superintendent Of Capt. F. o. Nelson, who
will omit nothing that would be of benefit
to his company. The mill was manufactured
at the Union Foundry, San Francisco. The
New York mine is prospected to depth of
los feet; it is about Eve feet wide. The w.
B. Benson mill will be running in one week.
II is being substantially put up under the
superintendent OF Mr.. Harris. They have
some 6ne looking ore from the Wide West
mine. Mr.. Harris has gone to considerable
expense in prospecting bis lead By running
tunnel some two hundred feet, but has not
yet struck the ledge. The Red Warrior Tun-
mel Company have run in about los feet and
are starting the finest tunnel / have seen in
Idaho Territory-intending to strike blind
Iedes. The Idaho and New York Company's
NSsa has beea standing still for the past three
weeks. under attachment for debt contracted
in b nisding, but the creditors have met and
raised the attachment, and appointed Rasey
Bivea as receiver. The mill was to begin
work Oh Monday last.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

The CoNTRAsT.-What marked contrast
there is between the Democrats and the Abo-
litionsts! The former appeal to the virtue
and intelligence of the people-the latter to
their passions and prejudices. The former
seek to influence the judgment-the fansef to
captiVate the fancy. The first are.Strenu-
ously working to eradicate error-the latter
to strengthen and perpetuate it. Not word
have Democratic editors uttered against the
character of Judge Sanderson; Abolition ed
itors have attacked the character of Judge
Hartley with the utmost venom. They have
heaped upon him the foulest ISLANDERS with
tlreless industry and gleeful spirit. They
seem to riot in their infamy, as if it were an
honor TO be liars and slanderers. The Abo-
litionists seem to have searched, and not in
vain, for the very dregs of society to conduct
their organs.
The above, from the Placervlle Zeal.
Democrat, is true, not only of California, but
of Oregon and Idaho. With two or three
exceptions "they have searched, and not in
vain, for the very dregs," not only of their
own party, but ''of society, to conduct their
men who "seem to riot in their in
fanny, as if it were an honor to be liars and
slanderers."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

JUDGE D. W. DoUrHITr left this week for
New York, St. Louis and other Eastern cities
on business connected with the development
OF the mining in terests of Idaho Territory.
dis return in the Spring will probably an
nounce the coming of two or three quartz
mills. The Judge is an energetic, business
man, and seldom fails in what he under
takes. Il 80 .sz+a gr s.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

JUDGE McBRIDE's CHABGE.-In the Sup
plement Judge McBride's charge in the Pat
terson case will be found in full. We refer
our readers to the instructions to The jury,
not only to satisfy themselves as mere mat
ter of curiosity, but as valuable paper in
exposition of the law relative to homicide in
idaho Territory. The first portion of the
charge is devoted to the evidence and the
rules of law concerning its effect, and the due
application oft to arrive at the facts The
second part is devoted to the law relative to
homicide. It's well-considered and able
charge, and well worth perusaI.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
n ew this w eek.
Fen1an Brotberhood.

4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE FENIAN
"a Brotherhood of the Idaho Circle, will take
place at the Masonic Hail on Sunday, November
18th, at the hour Of ONE o'clock, p. NJ. Every
member OF the Circle is expected2to be present.
By order of the STATE CfNTRE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
Notice to Tax Paxers.

ETNHE TAX COLLECTOR WILL BE AT Pr
Il oneer City on Monday, November IL, 1865.
lOr the Collection of Taxes-the same being the
last day Of collection. J. l. CRU CHER,
I4H 49, Sheriff.
n3wl By VIM MALoNEY, Deputy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WIZ. H. SEWARD, sec'y of State.

STREETS W1THoUf NUMBER!-Yod can't
stroll along the streets, these days, without
stumbling on Street. The Street family
are abroad in the land, live and life-like.-
There's Dave Street, the unassuming but
sterling General Agent of Ben Holiday $
huge Overland. And there's Waddy Street,
his lbrother or cousin, who "seems to be a
nice man, too;" while, last but not least, in
size, of either, there is Jim Street, the Her.
culean 1--WE were going to write hell roarin')
operator in laying lines of telegraph, to run
the forked lightnings DER, from the muddy
banks of the Missouri to the blue Pacific
shore. And there's East Temple street. and
Theatre street, and the deuce knows what all
streets, through Salt Lake City, from the
Springs yea to the Slaughter House; any of
whom is liable to rise up aud strike against
one-lf he's on it, in the dark Vedette.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

VIsIToR.--Mr. A. Notner, of the Demo
cratic Review, now published at Salem, Ore
con, has been visiting this camp during the
past week, for the purpose of receiving the
subscriptions of his patrons here to that
Journal. Since the removal of the Review
to Salem it has been enlarged and much i'm
proved. It is one of the best papers on the
coast, and Mr.. Noltner should receive lib
eral patronage. so
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

THE GovERNoR.-The subloined is an ex-
tract from letter received by Geo. Collier
Robbins, of this place, dated New York, Sep
TENDER 29th, 1866: i" Gov. Lyons is here and
talks of leaving on the next steamer for Idaho.
He has gained his points, and goes out in
fne spirits. he has large amount to pay
off Indian annuities; and the Indian Agents
of western Montana and eastern Washington
are required hereafter to report to him, and
he has jurisdiction for treaties, etc., in these
localities" This tends to settle the Governor
question of Observation-Disclosures.
Since the above was in type Gov. Lyon
has arrived at Boise City,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

IMPORTATION WANTED.-The friends of Mr..
jackson zumalt are anxious to know of his
Whereabouts. He left Boise City in the lat
ter part of February 10 go to Weiser River
Valley to obtain a witness in the case of
Parkinson vs. Pierce, and since that time has
not been heard from. He is about 81
years Ofage, tall and light-compIexioned.
Any information respecting him will be
thankfully received at the Poujade House,
Idaho City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
Tax Collector's Notice.

A FTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, NO
"A taxes will be received for one week at this
Office. After that day the names of all delinquent
tax payers will be transferred to the delinquent
tax list, and additional costs will accrue. Pay
your taxes Immediately and save costs.
JAS. l. CRUTCHER,
Tax Collector Buise Co.
Idaho City, November IL, 1866. n3wl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

WEEKLY AND TRE WEEKL Y
The TrWeekly Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
and the Weekly every Saturday Morning.
VIE ARGUS will be devoted to Idaho and her inter
Il estS, and to the cause of American Democracy 1t
will be the organ of faction the mouthpiece of no
clique, but, OF men and measures, it will
"Speak the truth with an impartial tongue,
Applaud when right, and loudly blame when wrong"
1t will be Democratic it's editor understands Democ
racy 1t will support SO much of the action of Presi
dent Johnsons administration commends itself to our
own Judgment and squares with the creed and prac
tees OF the timehonored Democratic party But above
and beyond all it will labor to develop the vast industrial
resources of Idaho Territory.
THE TRI-WEEKLY ARGUS will be the size of the
Idaho WORLD and will be furnished to subscribers on
the following
TERMs-NYARIABLY IN ADVANCE:
one copy, one year $50 90
SIX months -..''''......' 10 %
three months.....:.. 8 90
:" per week, served by carrier.............. 90
THE WEEKLY ARGUS will be an eight page quarto
paper-double the size of the TiWeeky, and Will be
forwarded to subscribers on the following
TERMs-INvARIABLY IN ADVANCE:
one copy, one SO 90
SIX months. 10
tnree HonthS'''.....s. 10
Single copies. so
The Argns-both Weekly and Tri-Weekly-will be
served by carriers in all the towns aud mining camps Of
Idaho, Eastern Oregon. and Washington Territory.
ADVERTISING:
Each square, of ten lines nonpareiI or braver type
hEsC insert % 90
Each additional 90
A liberal discount, from the above rates. will be made
to those who advertise largely or by the year.
The following Agents authorized to receive and
authorized toreceve and receipt for subscriptions and
and advertisements to the IDAHO ARGUS
IDAHO ClTY-J. M. Murphy, "A. P Turner, John Cody,
Thos. Foy.
BOISE CITY-Riggs Agnew, Hon. Judge Heed.
SnvEr CITY and Owyhee connty-COl. Webb.
PIONEER CITT-Madigan Cannady, Jno Donovan, NJ.
Brown.
PLACERvnLE-Ben Anderson, Deputy Sheriff Maloney.
JENTERvILLE-B +. Duke, Squire Galloway.
ALTURAs CoUNTT-Capt. Ralph Bledsoe Col. II. H. Ray.
mond, Chesley Woodward.
PORTLAND IS. J. McCormic.
SIM BRANCIsCo-Thos Boyce.
Subscriptions be forwarded by mail or express to
my address at Boise City at my risk.
n3tf p j. MALONE.
owyhee Avalanche and Boise Statesman please copy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11

Which WAY2-The Vedette lately refers to
the Hon. 3, D. HolbrOok as being at Salt
Lake at the ovation of Gen. Conner. The
oregon papers of the same date refer to him
as passing through that State on bis way to
San francisco. Which is it7 Where is he !?
Certainly ne cannot be among the MormOns
and the Webteet on the same day. We think
the Fedette is mistaken. Its editor, perhaps,
became too joyful on the occasion of Gen.
.Connor's reception and couldn't see or hear
perpendicularly. Mr.. Holbrook was in Port
land on the 26th Oct, and left for New York
on late steamer from San Francisco.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

80 A19eof ~ kooees
waskisstoD, Jan. l6. ]
/ TIE &shnond Whia q 6ntaiisy. =
ferring 10 the arrest Of NJ. Foote, says !
few days after hs anuouaoed his purpos.
70 with1aw froa the House Of Rspressn.
satives, hs vent towards ths Potomac 70,
ne purpose Of sending lis family aeros,
that they might reach their home 10 Nah.
vile. He has not since been ID this civ.
We tosbsas 70 comnsus O the arrest iii
the facts are betles kaown.
The Danville Register learns that the
heavy raias of yestsssisy washed ds6s shs
trestle work on the aPiedmons raiIroad
between Readville ~ BeuoRs. and h.
tween Greensboro and ShsroD, 20 thai
ttains eannot pas over that part Of he
road. Il will require several days to 70.
pair ths soad. -
The Lynchburg Republican says that :
few days since Capt. Richards Of Mcsby's
oommsnd. with Sc msa attacked, nsas
Berry's ferry, force Of l2O Yankees, and
in Close 6ght without tho los u nan
on his side, csptused 10 Of them ssd kil.
ed and wounded 30 or 50 Of them. The
escaps Of Csptaia Richsrd's men without
loss wss remarkable and the execution
vhich they indicted on The snsmy show
the advantage Of combined coolness and
dash.