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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-01

Correspondence OF tn" Richmond Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-01
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nISSOLUTION.-The firm of G. u.
IL YALE X co. is this day dissolved by limi,a-
tion. Either member OF the firm Will sign 'f'-
dRtion. -,v xo,ros,ad
IN settle their accounts, and those to whom we arc
indebted will please present therIr h"aW V.LE
Richmond, July lat, 1888. JOHN bo"hh''
! co.paRTyEgsHIP. Tho undersigned have
this day formed d. 'ng en- s!yi. Of ny YALE. BBowEKs (
YALE. for the purpose Of carrying on the business
~ All In. various branches formerly conducted by
the late firm Of G. u. Yale Il Co, and respectfully
! AK a contlnuanc. OF the patronage so ilDefa'iy DE-
slowed on the La" firm for 30 many years
Very respectfully & joh Il IbAhtwEtRs,
c.. b. YALE.
TIN suEET.IRoy AND COPPER WARE,
Stoves. Furnaces and Rang"s, Plumbing, Gas and
Steam Fitting, p!am1c5., n ana do Ga'- fix;nT., 1S and
.s%n,s for the c~I~brated EMPIRE GAS MA
CHINE, the cheapest, simplest and mos, daraol.
aver Invented. Cali and examine Il In operation Al
E1y-FRUNT BUILDING, ~GoEEKN0R +
j. Is-I&wlm YALE, BOWERS 4 YALE
DISSOLUTION.-.Thc firm of BRUCE
II BROTHERS il this day Dissolved by mn-
, a,.a f inli,ai,. T@n '"''Ae Of i 1, Il h y. BRT Tt!a be
4. NJ. BRUCE.
The undersigned, in retiring from tn" firm al
BRUCE BROTHERS, recommend TO The pa,r;@-
| nagn If our friends, our successor, Mr: Z. h;
RgrCE. who will continue the GROCERY and
/ COMMISSION BUSINESS under his own nains.p
a. NJ. BRUCE.
RICHMOND, Juiyl7, 1896.
GRoCEEY and COMMISSION BUSINESS at the
/ I'D stand 81 Bruce Brothers, and Will b" itt&,ei
Ia -"e our former patrons an ~ ~ tFs'f i{SpR'iT.rCeEI!'
" lS-S;aw-w ohAhHt"' i. n"','
,, Iu,>-I-D
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The Undersigned, in retiring from the firm "t
BRUCE BROTHERS, recommend 10 the latr1-
mage of our friends, our successor, MI :. 10;
RgrCE. who will continue the GROCERY and
COMMISSION BuSlN LSS undcrhis own naIme,,
JAMES W. BRUCE,
a. NJ. BRUCE.
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- EA BATH Nc AT COBB'S
- IsIAND.-Thg r~nprIctor, Of LOEB'S ISLAND
having ha1 orsrt'd auI.lG tn" past spring L NEW
BUILDING containing n spacious dining room
that will scat comfortably two hundred aud nifty
persons, and entirely rstttrd and improved all the
Former premises. viii BE- prepared to receive Sisl-
tor, on tar 18th oi Jane.
COBB : ISLAND - situated OF tn" coat OF
Northampton county, Va. eight miles distant from
the main land, and about twenty miles norm of
Cape Charles.
Without pretending 10 compete in point OF
fashion with some Of tue older ,ta-ha;hlug gcsolts,
IL presents a %salubTlty al atmosphere and surf for
bathing which cannot he surpassed, whilst Tue Pc
cullar facilities i, possesses Tor beating, cunning,
and fishing. are not eqGallsd on this continent.
Passengers from III will take the James
River steamers, 80 as - connect win the steamer
which touches at Old Point for Cherrystona MOA-
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MoEslH"S'
on arriving at Chcrrystonc about 10 4 H., CON
veyances viii he ready To AXE them Al once across
the peninsula about I've nilrat, 70 nottingham
Laniing, where a new wharf over thre" hundred
yards la length has been erected, from whence
they viii b. conveyed to the island IN i sale and
spacious boa, buff this spring expressly Tor HE
purpose. reachii ( there In time for dinner.
Ey-ry effort VIII b. made To- add tothe popularity
thi, place has already attained, ana the pioprletors
refer To their numerous friends IN Maryland and
Virginia Ina rcgari 10 their efforts Ia please.
Parties desiring TO engage rooms can address
COBB BROS, Eastvillr,
" e-~dlOtSeodsw Northampton county, Va.
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The undersigned will continue 4 mhH hhah
GROCERY and COMMISSION BUSH EOS ~ me
I'D stand 81 Bruce Brothers, and Will D." itr"Srd
- Ig-5.ar.yr CHARLES l.. BRUCE.
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rISSOLTTION OF CO-PARTNER-
if>uTp-TLe trm Of LEE L U is this dag
dissolved by mutual consent.
A. :. LEE viii settle up the business Of the
concern. LIZ q ''A'
hicAmoIAl, July Il. laG6.
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DISSOLUTION.-Thc firm of BRUCE
II BROTHERS il this day Dissolved by mn-
fI.l consent. The name Of l.. l.. BRUCE will be
used in IiuuidatIon. JAMES w. BRUCE,
E.. l.. BRUCE,
4. NJ. BRUCE.
, 1866-05-25
gHaIIa gHaIIa domestic Markrt.

FRIDAY. May IS, 1866.
We have no change to note in our Quotations
Business as usual at this Of the year. is qui.
et The local trade continues fair, and this in
sure compensates for the lack Of demand from the
districts that depend upon this market for their sup
plies In the line Of Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing
etc. our merchants have very large stocks expressly
adapted to the mining trade, and such is the eompe.
tition in bu-iness that very low prices prevail. In
extent and variety OF stocks, the Wala-Waa market
Is not surpassed by any other plnt this side OF San
Francisco, and hence miners and interior traders
send US their orders with the certainty of having
them filed.
In tho Flour and Grain market we have to notice
continuance OF the depression already adverted to.
The best brands of Flour arc held at 50, and yet
even this figure has failed to stimulate demand A
few more weeks will witness the return of large
numbers Of paek.trains, and with their advent
may'expect revival in all branches OF business At
the prices which prevail in the BlIekfoot and
other mining districts, it will pay to freight Flour
from this market, and it cannot be otherwise than
this fact will be taken advantage o. by freghters.
We cnntnua our ouotot;ons
, 1866-05-25
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
WALLA WALLA, May %, ]


c,,,,cil met at the usual hour, Mr.. Slime in
'no npo.o.ent-Messrs. Baggs, Ryan and Winesett.
~ minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved. ....o, str,ets and pnbli, Imnrove-
l.e snbulitt.l a report in relation to the tlume
lrIS lrs,i,, water through Main street. The Commit
elu'.,r,nend the immediate repair Of the Fume,
too too. of it being uncovered aud unsafe for chill
uTsp ra, Committee ou Current Expenses reported in
,l.i,, 10 the bill of A. J. Miner. Report adopted
fr srr,nt ordered for the amount
81. ,nnunicttipn was received from T. Shell, sta
-, ,rst he would repair the Flnlne, provided the
N1. . sr"lI grant him the right Of water and way, as
S'Y ,,rore Communication referred.
H' sns,i,l committee, consisting Of Messrs Ryan
R,,gs. was authorized 10 contract with A. j.
snl+,'r ~ thc cxichs9l Of the Flune at the upper
e4T %fe % f5i5aiug bills were presented aad ordered
Inc COIN
paid: o.s,crrs $40 90
w Newell printing: ...........' S....'.' 20 "
II F Johns3h ,ttiurcry. ..........T ..-... ~ 81
A j. Miner, tor culver. ...'.'..'''\ ,O 90 W ~
a i Miner; d. night watch - loO W
a I'm n,1tion Council adjourned.
y" /, L. RnBERrs, City Clerk.
, 1866-05-25
DIVORCE NOTICE.

TFERRlTORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
L WALLA WALLA-SS.
In the District Curt Of tie First Judicial District
To JAMES GALBRErH-You are hereby notified
that Catharine Gabreth has filed n paint against
you in the said Court which will on to be heard
at The first term of the Court which shall commence
more than two months after the llth day of May, A.
D. 1866. And unless you appear said term and an
swer the same will he taken a. confessed and the
prayer thereof granted by the Court The object and
prayer of said complaint is to dissolve the bonus of
matrim ony btween said parties, and for alimony TO
the plaintiff, and the custody and guardianship of the
children, issue of said marriage.
LASA1ER & LANGFORD,
May 10, 1866. ri 2ml Plaintiff Attnrneys
, 1866-05-25

VINO Owxs HIN Some of the citizens Of
Coppic have requested Us to make public that
tacre is a gray, py white, rigging Cayuse horse
,,7,i,.. At large in their vicinity The horse is
, r,oi looking animal, has no brands, and is,
no 2osl', ya'ulbir to tie owner, who is re-
rre.'si - - aud take.him away. Otherwise,
l., vii, bc drali with As a nuisance.
, 1866-05-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the ander-
IN signed has been duly appointed Administrator
ON the estate of CHI ARIES STEVENS, late of Walla
Walla county, W. T., deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate notified present tine
same tr the undersigned within year from date
or be forever barred. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment. -
WM. MARTIN, Administrator.
Walla Walla, May Sth 1866 2I4w
, 1866-05-25

DRowyEp~-A little child of Mr.. VIM. kHight,
r,,ur on tie Upper Touchet, aged about Two
wears, was drowned in a well on Saturday last.
, 1866-05-25

PKLiarouS Episcopal service will be held
i, lie Methodist Church, on Snndry afternoon ut
o,I,rk Rev Mr.. Roberts will officia,e. general
y t.Ilun s rNtunlcI.
, 1866-05-25
NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS in walla walla County owing
n assessments Of Z s. Int. Revenne. are respect
iuily notified that the Collectors Office has been ro-
moved to the Court Honse II is desired to cancel
all outstanding sccounts as soon a possible
fI0-tf) J.MGALE, Dept. Col cot
, 1866-05-25
PROPOSALS. FOR KEEPING PAUPERS,
NOTICE 10 ABSENT DEFEIDa0T.

TERRI TORY OF WASHINGTON. l,u
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA o.
VI 3 owr.zl. Brown AMI B Sheidemln. Copartners
doing business in the firm Rdmc Of BROWN BROS.
" co. pHtniif-, rs. W. II. FLEET, Defendant
In the District Co4rt far tie FirN J,jici1l District
FE1D ". II. FLEET, nefeniart-YOu are hereb
Il ro,ifrd that the above named Plaintilrs in the
above emit ed action, have filed II complaint against
Won in said Court, which will come on to be heard AT
tho first term of the Court which shall commence
more than two months after the 18th day Of May. 4.
p.. 1886. And uule-s you appear at said term and
answer. the same will he taken confessed and the
prayer thereof granted. The object aud prayer Of
this complaint is to the of $57l7 CO. for
gods, wares a, merchandise sold and delivered to-
y'u 10y the plaintiffs. And yon are hereby notified
that your property is attached in this action Com.
plant filed May jth, 1855.
LASATER e LANGFORD.
2l.2m Atiornevs for Paintilfs.
, 1866-05-25
DIVORCE NOTICE.
-TlERRTToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF

TNERRTTORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
Il WALLA WALLA-SS. =
/ In the District Court, First Judicial District:
To NICHOLAS v. SHAFFEB. Dsfendant: YoN
are hereby notified that LICE SHAFFER has 6leu
4 complaint against You in said Court. which will
come on be heard at u first day Of the term OF
the Court which shall commence more than two
months after the 30th day Of March, A. ID. 1865.
And unless you appear at said term and answer, the
ame will he taken as confessed and the prayer there
# granted The object m prayer of said complaint
T. that divorce may be granted to the said ALICE
SHAFFER from yon, and that the custody and Rnar
dIanship Of the infant children. ssue Of the marriage
of yourself and said complainant he awarded 70 said
complainant Complaint fled March 24th 1885.
LASATER & LANGF0RD.
15m2 Plrntifs Attorneys.
, 1866-05-25

Fer BLAcRroor,-- NJ. Brown, of the firm
of Brown Bro s-I Co, left yesterday for Black
Goo, oo business connected with the firm.
, 1866-05-25


DLAcHFoOT EXPREss.-Mr. Edgar, of
"'.aF0n X Cos Blackfoot Express, arrived here
iIursday-nine days from He'll Gate. He re.
P',S mat the miners are all getting to work,
- l1u - ,nat the news from the various camps is
s"'S encouraging. He came by way of the Null
=. 'o'o' which he reports in fair travelling con-
excepting that the waters are just now
"'gh and the streams difficult to cross.
'" Tue C@ur d dAlene mountains there is a large
"s men at work cutting out new trail.
80. -, H. learned on his way down that the lake
u"d commenced running and had carried
wv or three pack trains across the lake five
'S ram Tell on the mountains while Mr. Ed
:. o. was crossing, and the weather was all the
-e quite warm, melting the snow off the high
p'"A' very rapidly. The old mountaineers re-
r''' 'ne waters higher than they have. been for
'As' opt with the warm weather that prevails
will recede
, 1866-05-25
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX.

T ETTERS TESTAMENTARY having been issued
IL to the undersigned by the Probate Court Of Wal.
Ia Walla County. w. T.. upon the estate OF. AARON
PURDY, deceased no ice Is hereby given 10 all per
indebted to the said estate to come forward and
make payment. All persons having claims against
said estate will present the same, properly verified
within year from this date they will be for
ever barred. BELINDA PGRDY. Executrix.
Walla Walla. NAV Q, 1866 81 4w
, 1866-05-25
ID. ID. STEPHENSON,


Administrators Notice. 80
r .ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION having been
i 4 issued to me, by the Probate Court Of Walla
Nv late Of said county, deceased notice Is hereby
Svin to eli persons indebted to said estate to como
forward and pay the same. All persons having
claims against said estsTe are reqnesie 70 present
the same, properly verified, within oAs yeaf from
date or be forever barred. F-y.'
GEO.T BERRY. AdmiAistratcf.
Wala walla. April II. 1866 18-4W
, 1866-05-25


fGosr&cTING.-A prospecting party will leave
mere IN few days on a prospecting expedition
10 Inc east and south east of Colville. The OBJ.
!e'' OF the party is mainly to hunt for quartz.
i1'Fe Is a wide region of country in that direc-
'Oo mat has never been explored, and it has
'O"S oeen the opinion many that it abounds
'''n gold mine3. The Colville or Pen DO
s'''e m'9es have always been regarded, so to
;P'AN' as but the outskirts of rich mining
O1u''y' and strange to say the region beyond
ue'ef been prospectrd. Mines have been
@'s'O'sFed to the north south and east of that
>''On' and We have faith that good placer and
t1a''@ mines will yet be found there. Perhaps,
'etAe close of the season we may see the
,'-s 0' the mining emigration, which mas recent
'H moving IT steadily stream to the east,
'''1'ns again towards the setting sun.
, 1866-05-25

mn hE"uLAh AhAf To BE lNCHEASED.
NEW YORK, May IA special dispatch to the
evening papers says the Presidents message to
day, inclosing Gen. Grants letter, asks for the
immediate passage of a bill to increase the reg
ular army. The Lieut-G Gen. assigns as a reason
for this request the fact that more troops are
needed on the frontier and at the South He al
so expressed the opinion that the troops can
not be Withdrawn from the South with safety
for some time yet.
, 1866-05-25

SExslplE-So far a, wo have heard any ex-
preston. ,cc Judge there will he little or no
sctrrass:r.' by the candidates for county Off
C, this yelr. Wnh good men on both tickets
rn.. Il. alaucr:ns Of both parties before them,
the Prog,. sLcGl! be competent to judge whom
they wal! have 70 represent them, without being
bored By the II aa! eibow;ns, sleeve paiing and
".pscel'"jng.' Such things arc sometimes
eif,os. hgt they usually have li,tIc ov no ef-
f..i in changing the votes of the people.
, 1866-05-25
THE ehoLERA.
CONNECTICUT SENATORIAL QUESTION.

CHICAGO, May l6.-There seems to be a hitch
in the election of the United States Senator by
the Connecticut Legislature. The House on its
part elected Gen. Ferry on the 10th, and the
Senate postponed the election one week. Re-
publicans from Washington say Ferry will GER
tainly be headed off. He claims TO have intelli-
geuce, which the Johnson men in Washington
are happy over, that three votes have been Sc
cured in the Connecticut Senate, sufficient to Sc
cure a dead lock Of the Scoville pattern.
, 1866-05-25
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.

TINE DELINQUENT TAX BOOK has been
j. placed in my hands All persons wishing to
save further expenses will please call at my office
at the Court House in the City of Walla walla, W.
T., and pay their taxes. A. SEIrEL,
6ltf) Sheriff of walla walla County, W. T.
, 1866-05-25

TH,xk,-To Wells, Fargo & Co., for express
, 1866-05-25
SALE.
DIR. a. SHOUE,

DH6. "A. SEtOO Il.
DHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR.
Il late OF Portland, Oregon, has located himself
in Malla Walla Consultations in French, German
and EnGish. Charges moderate.
t8 Office and residence, Third street, second
dOur from the Engine House. 2l-tf
, 1866-05-25

~ OAUTS---SP4OI INVWuTU- >
Q TRAY ED FRoM RUCKEL & THOMAS RANCH
y on or-hhout the lst of November lart, BAY
MARE, branded 81 on LEFT hip. and on right
shoulder. The above ward will be paid for the re
turn of said Mare to the Ranch at the Stage Office,
Walla Walla. 224w
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ktrr IRA --ClmaN jumper on Win me ss1 ihuh"ef
second. ztbciungs third Oakland fourth. Loadsiors
NTH and AidotAran srh Climax - once cot out tDe
wors, and taking up the runnns was st lengths ahsaf
Of 1hunder who second OIL the quarter pole, not
whstandig every effort OF his rider 70 bold him back
A. that Iy,nt they well spread out I@niheri1ngs
third, twb lengths In front Of o~klapd VINO Was length
ahead "A Load0ne, Adetaran two lengths 10 Ne rear
They 10 this way, With slight eroepion down The
back xrr,ch and around the lover rn. Ci ar rswins
the half and thrsequsrsr mile poles. coming tho
hSmsstre,ch least halt dozen lengths m front, and
almost pulled double, oadsone running second having
passed oakland, Lestherungs and Tnunder on TIE
backstretch. The bakers OF LosfS,one we're row
looking for clmas 70 bssia 70 auii bat a. be
up the stretch and tasDea tie stand ~ vax
paisn; 70 ~ ,ssi he bsa faes'f ~ run h'fa, md
fnthv more toaa the oihss c0aiA kss2 pscs ssh.
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NEW Dftssss, June 10 $50.
4 Bob JamSon,n Inc notorious gambler mgrss
dsred la. night ty nafnsd bufns Ia = gambling
house. Jarnssn received nine balls AMI stars
The latest reports from the Red River country
favorable 20 the prospects Of tho crops The
flowed lands have bcsn newly planted
Cotton steady; asl"- Of 900 bales low ntddLsg ~
se,.c. a 3IS.c. mlddlns A. soc 1o-dayS receipts %
lAlcs rcceip,s Of four lays 10 against 90 bales
same lat week exports 8 80 bales stock va 50
bales BANK sterling exchange io2's les New York
exchsngs, BAR. Ifelgnts 10 View YORK. &c 70 LIVER
pool. I'd
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Augusta. Ca, June ~. 1904
The employees of the revenue Offices In Georgia snd
South Carolina rtsgnng, being unable 10 take tho
test oath several post offce- have been closed and
great inconvcnence will be the result unless the evil Is
rernedied
Mezrs stephens Brown, Cobb, HUI and others are
arguing for and Against the of the stAy
Law before tho Supreme Court ~ hedgsvlils. The de-
oe,on II looked foS with great interest,"
The gold mines II Osbionega Gegrgs are about " ~
wsrksd With improved machinery.
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Charges Against tho Onicers OF enc Freed
mems Bareau va North Caroline.

Charges and Specifications today sent TO General
whittessy, against Majors Mann and wickershan, and
Captains seeey Rosencrant- aud Glayla They are
charged with conduct prcIadsA to good order aud
military discipline. All those Interested farms
mostly charged with trivial offences, which Official do
cuuens previously In existence will refut@. Major
Mann's comes up on fniay. the I'D This will be
the lr,t tiled
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JOYS 10 Richard Carolson and Robert Norris jointly
Indicted by the Grand Jury for passing counterfch
money, were tried and found guilty Tho prisoners
were remanaed 10 prison until this morning when they
vii DO sentenced
John Cain, charged with emb~niing letter from tho
New York Post Once, srraigned and, after Jury
had becn cmpanslied IN his case the court adjourned
until eleven O'Clock this morning.
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case that yachting finds s paramount imporsaee ana
commends itself most directly to the encouragement and
fostering Of Ill public spirited and patriotic cszeaa
TEE KurUnN.
A. the closs Of The Inspection, being nearly night
the signal given to weigh anchor and return 70 the
city. The whole squadron was quickly under way,
standing up the bay under full canvas, With fair
westerly breeze presenting picture OF beauty seldom
seen in that vicinity Many or the ladies' who had gone
down on steamers preferred tho attractive accommoda
tons Of the yachts and the polite attentions q their
which, In tho edge Of the evening, most charming
All returned safely before nightfal perfectly delighted
with their days enjoyment and nled with praises Of the
New York Yacht Club.
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The nj Ca me.

STAR VI. EACEL-fOE.
The grand match between these celebrated cnss yrs-
tcrday Bedford proved 10 DO a very ciossly con-
tested game the Stars having the lead up tn eighth
innings when tho EScelsiors finally obtained IT, woa
the game. The following 8 tho score
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Legal Matters ~ Louisville.


In the United States Court day In the Of ara
Henderson Jgdgs ballard discharged tho defendant,
thus relieving him Of all military control
The Italian counterfciter~ o. fractional
the Tor fifteen yenfs,
the two others foe seven years snd ten month.
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