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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-20

STEAMER BURNED.-The steamer Reli-
ance, Captain Todd, bound from Sandy
Point, on James river, with cargo Of
lumber for this city, was burned to the
waters edge yesterday afternoon about 2
O'Clock. We are informed that shortly
after leaving Sandy Point, and before
reaching the head Of jamestown island,
one of the crew discovered the fire, and
Immediately gave the alarm, but the flames
spread with such rapidity that the crew
barely escaped with their lives to the John
Sylvester, which happened to be passing
at the time, and sent boat to their assist
ance. They saved nothing beyond the
clothing they had on at the time.-Nor
folk Virqiaian, Saturday.
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A SsIGNEES SALE.-By virtue of a
n decree OF the United Ststes District Cont To-,
the District OF Virgins SHALL as assignee Of Sam
uel al. Price Co. bankrupts. sell at pubic aue.
Of February next, at o'clock P. NJ, the HOUSE
and LOT, with the appearances, ETC., lately be-.
longing to Samuel NJ. Price, on the east side Of
Twenty fifth street near the corner Of Twenty.
fifth and Franklin, fronting IS feet on Twenty.
9TH street. being the property now In the occl.
pancy OF Mrs. Catharine Bias The residence Is a
large and desirable
TEENS OF SALE: One-third cash the balance in
equal payments in and months. negotiable
notes, Interest added JOHN JOHNS, ia,
Ia ll-2et Assignee ofSamual II. Price & Co
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ORR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Grants Prestige on the Wane-Haneoek's Ne
ductlon from the Army generally Admitted
1,,nc,cbmentN Talked of Again, sc.
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctloneers
and Real Estate Agents.

NEW CANAL BOAT AT AUCTION:
IN Will be sold at auction, at the corner OF
Eighth and Canal streets, in the city OF Rich l.
mond on TUESDAY the 2sth January. 1883, b. m ~
boat has recently been built of excellent mate
rails, and in the best manner.
TERMS: Thirty and sixty days credlt LOT az.
proved endorsed negotiable paper, with Interest,"
pddsd fis 1877 W.G0DDIN, Trustee.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIyER)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond, January 70, 1858.

FTER RROW, AND
n until further notice. there will be no steamer
between the White House and Horfolk-rha
Mystic, having proved too small for the route.
has been withdrawn. Arrangements Will soon be
made for larger boat TO supply her place Trade
and travel on Pamunksy aud York rivers will,
during the interval, be accommodated on the Bal
umore steamer.
BY order of the President
IaA-1w WILLIAM b. ENOS, Agent.
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By Cook b Laughton, .,rso,s
corner Of Governor and franhiiu
uENTEEL HoUsEH.o2LL7RSr s F ~ ASc.
UTURE, DLEAsss " the aad instant, at u
eoek we viii s,ll at the rssdeeni6e F1RsG
Mayo street. al OF OF n sns -
MAHOG ANY BUhHAo''
s. MAs aaIsei1ent FEATHER BEDS,
EYE" nd sHUGK MATTRESsES,o1ru
INaRAIN aHd . othe GToST AkfdhEEfB EpsTEADs, 60
TMtANR.sEAT CHAMBER CHh!RS,
Tires dozen W3op sSE IT, Ca s AVE- 30
Gd0KfaG. STOVE and APPROPRIATENESS,
TINEWARR, &c. .o
at IL o'clock, the premises will be leased for u
nneTn,red term, running to August, 1858. The
house contains twelve rooms, besides sitchen.
The attention OF those In want of good furniture
ia call ed to this sale all Of 1t having bean bought
new within the last few months.
ia2 Aucnoneers.
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TOaPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-We
" have this day associated with us In business
J. WILCOX BROWN, Bsq.. of Petersburg. The
style OF the arm will continue as heretofore. The
business in Baltimore, where we have establish ed
branch, will be conducted under the style OF
BROWN, LANCASTER s CO.
LANCASTER & co.
RICHMOND, January l, 1868. jain
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RIcaMosD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co., I
Richmond, VA. August q, 1857.

RIoaxosD AND PzrgRsBuga RaIIROAp Col
RICHMOND. VA, August "a, 1867.
|NN AND AFTER the 30th instan
" the TEAMS ON THIS ROAD win leave
20 follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN daily texospt Mondays) at
THROUGH MAIL daily at l:aeP.M
FRgIaHT and ACCOMMODATIONS daily Tex
eept Sundays) atA.5P. NJ.
The "A. H. Train connects closely with train
40 far south az Augusta, Ca, and at pstsrsburt
with trains OF the Southside railway.
The Lao p. II. Train makes closs and sure con
nectione with trains fox all potnts south ss fer q
New Orleans.
The4 is P. n. train connects at Petersburg with
trains for Norfolk. ,
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and al
points north and west.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex
eept Snnday) st 100 A. d..
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $3.50 A. n. -a
THROUGH MAIL daily lsxcspt sunday At 7"
Pm.
Fare to Norfolk. %. Baggage CHECKED ,hTGusA
se6 Engineer and Superintendent
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DjssOIaItiO7as, &c.

TO>PARTMEhSHl and after
~ this day &. W. APPERSOR and K. j. Mo-
DWELL ara admitted as partners In the apothe-
cary and drug business Quoted by me. style
OF the firm Will be l.. B. THOMAS & CO.
LAWS B. THOMAS,
January /, 1858. ia Broad street.
The subscribers respectfully return their thanks
to their lrien DIS for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended, and ask continuance Of the same
to the new firm. LEWIS B. THOMAS,
RICHARD W. APPERS0G,
ia x-1m ROBERT J. MCDOWELL.
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DICH MOND AND DANvILLF

IL RaILROAD-CHASGRO OF sCHEDULB-on
ana after FRIDAY the 10th day Of January, 1866,
the passenger trains on this road Will run as fol-
lows:
Going west.-Mal Train.-Lsavs Richmond
daily al s:l5 A. M leave Danviile daily a. 6:9' p.
M; arrive at Greensboro daily at s:ss r con-
railroad for Farmvills. Lynchburg, Bristol, Knox.
vile. Nashville, Memphis, Grand Jnncti9n, New
Orleans, &C.. &C., and at Greensboro, with trains
iumbis, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah. Macon.
Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New orleans, &c.
Going east Mall and Passenger Train.-L Leave
Greeusooro' daily At A. M; leave Ianvilie daily
at SAB A. NJ. arrive at Richmond at a:ls 2. N.
Accommodation Ira In from Lynchburg .-Leavs
arrive at Richmond at 1850 T. N.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Ia 10 superintendent.
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OPPIcR RICHMOND AND YoaK River
RAILHoAp CoMPASY,
RrcuHnrn Gefnhay % lgEI

NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR
IN FOLK, AND THE FOLLOWING POINTS
BEY0ED-yIZ:, PHnlLADELPAIA, BosTQG, CIS.
BURG, CUMBERLAED, AND w WHHbeLISg..
this depot up to 8 O'Clock 7. n. for thu above
sonable rates. Passengers for Baltimore and Phil
adelphia leave at 7 o. clock a. II. on TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS. reaching Baltimore early next
morning, and Philadelphia that nighs Fafe-To
Baltimore. 81; TO Philsdelphia, 80 SO. Passengers
for Norfolk and intermediate landings leave every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY at :
ate landings received Mondays, Wedne-days, and
Fridays. Passenger and light train leaves every
day ut O. clock a. NJ for White House. Freight
received every day up to o'clock P. d., Sunday
excepted.
Shippers, observe the following directions:
FROM Boston TO RIcEAogD.-hark your goods
"Union Line" and ship by Boston and Provi-
dence railroad, care o. the " Richmond and York
River Railroad Line" pier 10. Li8hI-strsss
wharf, Baltimore.
FRoA PHILADELPHIA TO RrcHMoED.-Forvsd
aU goods by the Philadslpbia and Baltimore
Union Line" Is north whaYvss, Philadelphis,
care Richmond and York River Railroad Line, pier
No. 8 Liz hit street wharf, Baltimore.
From BALTIMORE TO RICHMosD.-Ship all goodi
by the Richmond and York River Railrost
Line" A. NEEDHAM & SONS, Agents, pier Nc. !
Light.strset wharf, Baltimore.
General Freight and Ticket Agent
CAPTAIN JOHN II. FREEMAN,
and PraiQht AUaut 80
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,.A.Isscs5oas Sales.
THIS DAY.

s THIS DAY.
BYE. Gathright, Auctioneer,
La, Main street, between Fourteenth ana
Fifteenth.
MANAGED GOODS, sToRE:IF,l1XG-
font viii sell T ais MORNING ct 10 O'CLOCK
at my store, lot OF
COUNTERa,
and lot Of goods damaged at the LATE hfe y
Msssrs. Bowman & stroock.
ALSO,
BOOTS, -<l@"
SHOES.
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
CLOTHS,
cAssLa 50 h'' E eATHRIeHT.
"a Auctioneer
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General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN II. FREEMAN,
PASSENGER and Freight Agent. oc 30

GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, And P0TC.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES NAIL TWICE DAlLY-ELHGAETC CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS o.
ALL TRAINs.-Ths THROUGH TRAINS on Till
road are now run from the southern terminus o!
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND ElGEN
The DAY THROGGH MAIL TRAIN leaves gish.
mond daily At 1os5 A. M, arriving In Ws,hlrl.
ton at 5.5s P. NJ. connecting with the early o..
ternoon express trains for the North. East, All
Wost.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with s!,.
CANT cars supplied with the now patent sesprt
chairs attached, leaves Richmond daily at 3.EF
NJ, Sundays sxeeptsd) arriving In Washingtcs
at Sis A. n, connecting with the early morn.
Ing trsins for the North, Esst. and West.
sxT IGa sg4aeE for slssging chairs; 3.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily Sunday
sxoepsedl from the depot, corner Of Broad ant
Eighth streets, at $40 P. n, arriving IN Prsts.
rioksburg at 10 p. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGS CHECKS TO Alsxandria. Washington
Baltimore, Phtladelphia, New York, Boston, snt
all the principal cities In the West.
For furtb er information and tn trough tickets ap
ply at the oace OF the company, corner Broad ar
Eighth streets, shoekoe Hill, and at the ticks
once, corner Byrd and Eighth streets,
General Ticket Agent.
gANUyL RUTH. SupaYintendant spn
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COmfectiO9lerieS.

Co7efecti0aserSes.
DRESERVES have on hand a
G large assortment Of
PRESERVED STRAWBERRIES,
LINES,
Go0sEBERRIEs,
pAMS0NS,
PEACHES,
OUNCES,
PINEAPPLES,
PEARS
CHERRIEs,
APRICOTS,
ANDREW PIZZINI co.,
!. IA sO7 Broad street.
DREMIUM CANDIES.-We claim to
I manufacture the BEST CANDIES made In the
United States for WHOLESALE PURPOSES. we
don't make one kind for our jars for show ana an
other for wholesale. Our No. / Is all alKe, anu
warranted We have numerous premiums, award Tnt L.
ed before the war by the Mechanics Institute aile
when there were numerous compstitors-not non
orable mention for northern candies, french 30
caIIed We sell them as low as the Yankee CAN
dies. and warrant them much better
oio'' "Ao LOUIS j. BOSS1EUX,
la 8 NO. iIt| .hnlIi st-oo..
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No CREDIT.-The Boston papers are
conducted editorially on strict cash prin-
ciples. No credit is, giyen--to exchanges.
Wsed,
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BY COOK 3 IauHntUus AuSs1Oh10
80 ~ r.anklfn and Governor streets.
FURNITURE, CARPETS VINE q. ,1s
ETC, AT AUCTIoN-2n THE 2: DI, store ane 1i''
i 70 .Sna a. aw ~ oShSBLE-TOP CABINETS:
MMAApRnE Top PARLOR and CENTak TAbL .!at,,
One WALyUr LARDER SUITE, eo'efoa WIZ
n,5 nfHsasHsIY and " WALNUT PARL0R TABLES n,
sTAiHRD wARDRoBEs and W giI4 S1ys
Superior FEATHE,RR ,s sEp MsssTr4aR FEsss0'
IIeNNy LIND and COTTAGE BgDsFsAD0'
CANE and WOOD.sEAT CHAIRS,
NURSERY TENDERS,
chi DREH's CARRIAGEs,
SFEICE and COOKING STOVES,
GRoCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C.
ALSO,
,u.xphagE. to close consign-
About 20 baskets oHA" COOK LAUGH
ments. AuctioneeTs.
Ia 20
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r7E WILL OFFER AT AUCSTlan aSIth
w ct our ware house SSs a. o. 8, NO maoSNpAY' 10th
bstwsse Mh1g s st Sf! A.
lnst saa and nd we'll assorted stock OF
iafse anu GROCERIES,
WIVES,
LIQUORS, &c, ,r,to5
% which the attention Of the trade is inxitSsoo
Auctioneers.
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auction Sales.
y. roor n Lanahton. Auc.ionesrs,

FUTURE DAY.
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Bv Cook j. Laughton, Auctioneers'
ro-nar Franklin and Governor streets.
rANAIBOAT AT AUCTION:-.T:Hia!iss
u DAY Mouday the 10th Instant, a. and the
NO viii seiI at the corner Of Eighth street stno
hasin the eanalbost ELK, in very goo99 1SNn1ne
condition. Cooh knctioneers.
Ia 20
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Aascti0n Sales.
:. - = =
FUTURE DAY.

BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Aucsioneen'
uo~,t,rast corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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"a SSIONHb . bdIH.-By Virtue of a
"a decree of the United ststss District Com, 10,
the District OF Virginia shall, as aoisnas ~
Simon Bellssern. bankrupt, sell at public auction
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the Sch day on
February next, at the hour of . O'clock p NJ, tbs
hoqse and ous-buildings now occupied by Simon
helstsrn az q residence, near Banon's QaaYtsr
branch, In the county OF Henrico, together with
land. ~ u
Terms OF SALE: 0ne-third cash the balance In
equal payments In three and ak months negotiable
notes, intsres. added.
JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
Js l-2ot Assignee Of 8. HeilsteYn
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., h Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, P!ftsen,h
street between Main and Cary.
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d16 BARRELS REFINED ST.
4/ - GARs-an grades-on CONSIGNMENT and
for sale by palmer, HARTSOOk Il GO
Agents here for Ficken & Williams's
la 10 Refined Sugars.
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OOAL.-BEST BED ASH ANTI RA-
u CITE and MIDLOTHIAN BITUmlnOUs at
lowest cash prices, delivered In or near city 10 "a
miles. foundries, SC. Special contract secures
Bituminous Lump. Liberal DISCOUNT for large
quantities. -, ALbEat 49,
1lla Main street, with Caben q watkins.
de Slim
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

GETTING STALE.-Eastern papers report
that the wardrobe of Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne
Cooper, the noted actress, was lately seized
for debt, and she has signally failed to draw
houses in any city where she has played recently
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

Year after year adopted citizens, who visit
Fatherland, are held to odious and prolonged
military service in the Prussian or Germanic
States Confederation, and almost every year,
some Power Of Europe in some way aggresses
the rights Of American adopted citizens who
were born its subjects, and still our Govern
ment fails to protect and save these citizens
from wrong end danger and death, as it is in
duty and justice bound to do. This is not only
shameful, but dishonorable and cowardly; for
the firm and emphatic demand of the Govern
lnent Of the United States, upon any Power
ON the globe, for the release or surrender of
any wronged or injured citizen held by, or in
peril of life at the hands of, that Power, will
not be denied, and dare not be resisted. The
present Congress should definitely and finally
establish the law to govern in the matter re-
ferred to. The exigency demands that such
law be adopted, and that the plain, bold, ex-
plicit, determined attitude of the United States
upon the subject shall be expressed in language
which will not admit of ambiguity or question.
Let Congress act fearlessly and rightfully.
The whole people will maintain the strong ut
terance of amplest protection to every citizen
abroad with all their irresistible might of arms.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25
SENDING MONEY BY MAIL.

The following are the rates charged lin currency
for transmitting money to any part OF the United
States:
On Orders not exceeding $40. 10 cents.
over $40 and not exceeding $50. rs cents.
No fractions of cents 10 be introduced In an Order.
United States Treasury Notes, or National Bank
Notes only received or paid
To send over $50, additional Orders must be had.
Postoffces where Money Orders may be obtained
will furnish blanks follows. which the applicants
will I'LL out:
No. Amount 49,. Date, 49,. ,lS6. =.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

REPORT No REroRT,-In the Statesman Of
last Tuesday appears the Annual Report of w.
K. Bishop, Territorial Controller. The pre-
else object in Publishing the Report, in the
shape it appears, it Is difficult 10 divine. If it
was done to enlghten any one as to the actual
condition of the Territorial finances, it is n
signal failure. And, so lar as Boise county is
concerned, il the Report is accepted as infor-
nation upon county liabilities, it lacks good
deal of being SO valuable as no report at all.
But If the Report was published in the States
man to show that W. X. Bishop did figure as
Territorial Controller. it is n valuable public
document
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

TEST QUEsTIoN.-In order to test the ques-
ton whether the Ada county officers elected
last August hold office for two years ensuing
the first Monday of January of this year, or
that other county officers must be elected at
the general election in August next, a suit has
been made up and submitted between j. FL. t.
Greene, the old Treasurer of Ada county, and
Mr. Glidden, who was elected last August to
succeed Mr.. Greene All the other new county
officers have assumed office in Ada county.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25
Regulations.

THE undersigned. 70 much correspondence.
would state that the conditions on which deposits
will be received 10y the California Building and
Savings Bank from the hrst day of January 1863 TO
Dec 3is;. ls6s.
First-Interest at the rate Of ten per cent per
num- clear Of all city, State and Federal taxes viii
be paid on all deposits which shall be- thirty days in
the Bank.
Interest will be allowed on money from the date of
it's deposit but interest for fractional parts Of
month. a#
No fees for books or entrance.
sccond-In,ercs;. if required. will be paid quar-
,crly in Francisco any of the interior
OF the Pacific States. Also. in New York, London.
Dublin. Paris and Hamburg
Deposits may be Withdrawn at any time on giving
thirty days notice and will II required he forward
ed in gold CON- to any place designated by the De.
positor If interest be not drawn 1t will Compound
every six months. N5I Ett #a.Hs
Third" Commercial deposits 4" received to be
checked for at sight which interest at the rate of
onc.haif per cent per month viii be allowed In quar-
terly settlements. on the average daily balance.
Fourth-Childr-n's /" Endowment Deposits " re-
ceived under special conditions BY the present rate
of Dividend this class such deposits double by
compound interest every Eve years. One hundred
dollars deposited will come to nearly three thous-
and dollars In twenty years from date of deposit
Calculated tables may DO had at the Office.
Deposits may be sent by Wells. Fargo & Co.'s, or
other Express agencies, by letter. by Postoce
Order from any part of the United States or Europe
When received in the Bank proper voucher will be
returned. - ~ %s sE EE
Calf n,,1 Cas-
Stock Company established in 1861 has nine Direct
ors and assets amounting to One Million and Quar-.
ter Dollars which is loaned on city real estate BY
order. THOMAS MOONEY, President
n71w6. California St. near Sansomc San Francisco
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

A GREENBACK DECIsIoN.-The Supreme
Court of Idaho Territory has decided that
greenbacks are lawful payment at par for all
Territorial and county taxes, the statute law
of the Territory to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. Justice Cummins and Kelly made the
decision; Chief Justice Mcbride dissented.
Greenbacks are now lawful currency, Mt par
so the Supreme Court has declared at least, =
for all manner of Indebtedness in the Territory,
whether public or private, upon gold notes or
simple evidences of debt The decision will
effect very material reduction in the amount
of the debt of the Territory, of this county,
and of every other county in Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

A VENERABLE DIvISE.-The RICH. Rev.
Bishop Hopkins, of the Protestant Episcopal
diocese of Vermont, who died few days ago.
was the oldest ard also the ablcst Of the Bishops
of that Church in the United States. He was
in his 10th year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

HILL BEACHEY's ROUTE.-FrOm George
C. Merritt, of this place, who recently made
the trip from San Francisco overland by the
Ceutlal Railroad and Hill Beachey stage route,
we learn that there is no detention or trouble
along the way. He was little over six days
in travelling from Sacramento to Silver City
very good time journey for this season OF
year. Passengers leave Sacramento at
O'Clock, morning, and ut noon of the same day
are landed at Cisco--all the way by railroad.
At Cisco they take the Pioneer line of stages,
at 2. O'Clock, afternoon, and reach Hunters
Station by o'clock the following morning.
After good breakfast at the excellent house
at Hunters, the start from there in Beachey's
stages--covered wagons--is made at O'Clock,
and thence ON to. Boise City everything that
stout wagons, fine teams, careful and fast dri-
vers, and attentive Agents can contribute to-
wards the comfort and safety and accommoda-
tion OF passengers, is assured. For portion
Of the way now splendid sleighing is had. BY
next season, when the roads are in better con-
dition and the f,ne Of railroad will be extended.
Beachey is determined to prove that tits not
only possible to put passengers through from
Idaho City to San. franciscan between four
and FIVE days, but that he can successfully nc.
complish the thing regularly every trip. With
such Agents as Eugene Howard at Boise City,
and 4. Lobenstesiin at Silver City, and others
like chem. ID courtesy and fitness, along the
route, and himself to-manage and snperintend
the whole Hoe, Beachey win not fail in what
be undertakes. ~. ,...g s,as !. s,r,l.rl
49, .3si3 ~. 2sff" ~ = ~ :
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

A SPLENDID GIFT.-Ben. Holiday lately
sent from New York as o holiday Cor Holladay)
gift to Gov. Haight. of California. magnifi-
Gently wrought and ornamented silver punch
bowl, with designs and groupings emblematical
and descriptive of the Golden State 1t cost
$1,000 A splendid present to splendid man.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

KEEPING HoTEL-The Salt Lake Telegraph
says the Revere House in that city has passed
into new hands, and is now under the general
supervision of NJ. A. Carter, with w. w.
Habersham, formerly of this city, as cashier
and bookeeper. We wish Mr.. Habersham
good fortune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

CARTER AND MURPHY.-In the libel suit OF
NJ A. Carter against VIM. Murphy. for $2O,-
900 damages, before the Utah U. S. District
Court, Judge Titus presiding, the jury gave
Carter a verdict of $4,000 damages. A cor
respondent of the Boise Statesman says Carter
cannot collect penny of the damages, as
Murphy lives and has his property in Oneida
county. l. T., and Carter dare not put foot in
that county, because of the intense popular
hatred of him, growing out of his bad faith
while Councilman Of the county in the Legis-
lature of 1o6667. The correspondent also re-
ports the arrest of Carter at Salt Lake City,
on the day of the verdict in his favor, by Dep
uty U. S. Marshal Robbins upon requisition
issued by Gov. Ballard, based upon an indict-
ment found by the last U. S. grand jury for
Ada county. Carter sued out writ of habeas
corpus, and Judge Titus was to pass upon that
phase in the complicated case the next day.