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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

" lRtlN AIT Rules hcld IN me
v Clerks office of the t!rcnlt Court or Gluu-
ccster county, a. Ia. court house On the irst Non
day In February, lSt3 being the HrsL day OF III"
month
John. Foster jr......................Co Complainant
against
Thomas \. Tshh and Mary A.. his wife. John y
IatlaIcrrO NJ. Il. rct~cli, AMI ! hOmaS |. cop
ton ..................... Defendants,
IStnAhCERI.
tefendanis Thomas ). Tahb aud Mary A., HI
wife, the sum of 1915 with interrst thereon
from he lst DAY Of janmary ,2.o ana ~; o. cIr
"a t, 70 Il n,rn, ~ al and y,ff ,,,I ,thr.
81 ~ ,.,.nh ,n. .st.t" ~ tho sajJ iThom,s :
T.hh - +, tSn hsmTs Of The Iefrnasnts ThrmSs
rlnn,on " r. Sraw,.u and John + TaliaCerro
10 answer the claim / the plaiu IN tfuJsti. AM
affidavit HAVING been made ana he'i iAt the a.
Itn"fhta i"iitt9 .. dib anu nla -, MS Vic.
are h"n-fcslitn'S 81 lilS sLalt IL "r"efc" NHh'
the sal htl"ldtilta 40 appear "l'hIh Que ih"h u
after dlc pubhratlnh 81 ms "r"cr anu 90 hal =
hcces.a /" protect 'hciF interests III Iui' suit
a ,npy-!este -,,,, ,,,,..,.,, ;, ,
IL Nv" d" IT. :. NV, - y.
,n,,N,. 40 r-rr a, n,,,,:
" lhuiNlh, ~ VII NJ hhles Heiu III
the Clerks office OF the t!rcuit Court OF
February 1859
samuel Gresham, executor or John =. Chen
ming L lliptiH.
aga n>t
John A. Pierce i bankrupt and IN absent defend
ant and WAyland f. Runaway assignee OF salu
ryt1taScLEY
m, ,,,-a,.rr ,,, .,,,. :, =, -.., , t.,.,,,,,
;, NC :" ,ni1 ~. - - ~ rt " ~, va, :,
i' uh ~, a., w t' VIC 81 ,,,. ~ ~, t. t
by tat IN iii,
ST. {, l., mr'tr. ,h.t No s.tI lr.n,I.,r, a.. an
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s7O-PARTNERSHIP.

4 SO-PARIN ERSdIP.
THOMAS L. pCpLFY, ASDRSw JfSKISS..
Late sergeant city ULate Deputy LEX
Elchmond.I Hastings Court.l
DUDLEY K JIEKINS.
The undersigned ctFer their services 20 the cIti-
Zens Of hichmOud AMI the pubic generally as
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AHD AUCTIONEERS
Tor the sale of real AID personal property renting
out houses, collecting claims ge:erAliY, writing
conveyances, &c. We hope from our knowledge
and acquaintance with the public that, by strict
attention TO business, We may receive 4 share OF
the public patronage.
THOMAS u. DITI DEFY.
ANDREW JISkINS.
{ flee, No. lllT Main street between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, opposite Dispatch office.
ic S-lw
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In the circuit court of Alexandria, Judge
Thomas, on Monday, in the case of Jordan
ct al and Blythe ct al Us. Goodwin ct al,
the commissioners of sale were authorized
to apply SO much of the funds in their
hands as are applicable to the debt re-
ported in favor of the Exchange Bank Of
Virginia TO the purchase of bank notes
issued by said bank, and to tender said
bank notes in payment of that debt
Gazette.
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RECOVERY OF HIDDEN 1REASrRE.-A few
weeks since a gentleman residing on the
Eastern Shore of Virginia sold out his
house and land and located in this city.
Last week business called him to the East
ern Shore, and visiting his old home and
finding the house still unoccupied, he Went
in, and in pursuance of an idea which he
had long entertained, searched well for hid
den money. His search was successful, for
in au upstairs closet he found $ ,o0G in
gold, silver and paper-the latter worthless
through age.-N0rt0lh lTginian.
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pert would have satisfied him of the COR
rectness and propr;ety Of the Governors
course
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LAND SALE-To William Marson, of
Chester county, Pa, a tract of land on the
Plank road, eighteen miles from Fredericks-
burg known as Parker's store), containing
| 100 acres-small improvemcnts-for 900
in greenbacks and $1,000 in gold Frede-
rich.SJurg Ledger.
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The OREGON COM CASE ~ THE SUPREME
CorRr-TuE COUNTY OF LANE vs.. IHE
:, .rE or OHEGoN.-The question on this
,aa-, was whcthe: or not the State was au-
thoriza1 TO collect its taxes in coin. The
comfy rendered payment OF the amount
due in lcgai-teuders, and claimed that un,
der the Iegal-tenlar act the State was bound
10 ACCEPT such payment. The court Of Ore
gou sustained the State IL its demand for
payment in coin, and on appea t. this court
that Judgment IL affirmed.
The Chief Justice delivered the opinion
Of the court, holding that the legal-tender
get di1 no, apply TO the collection Of State
, wee. That was matter wholly within
~. constitutional! authority of the State,
,.nI With which Congress mad nothing TO
L. !, " State can collect it's taxes in coin,
~ :, 81, /. rs it shall determine by statute.
a 80, 10 -; =, -. : debt within the meaning of
,ta Inra1-,.n ter act. 4 debt arises in con
trs e bn, = tax Is an obligation imposed on
The citizen, with, vi his consent BY the 80
yereign. The juo. 'nsnt of the Supreme
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Hotter rrom Senator wilson.

Iottcr from senator wilson.
The austin trcxas) Republican publishes
,sr following letter from Senator Wilson on
,hc nraposcl division Of that State, and dis
lrauchiscmcnt:
"WAsHtNGToN, January 4, 1869.
E. +. Turner:
Dear Sir,-Nour communication of the
18Th ultimo I found on my return from
Massachusetts, this morning. | can but be
3aa7Iv interested in the subject matter Of
which i treats. Concerning the project Of
rv;3;nc Texas. J think YOU have no reason
4 apprehension on that score, for hardly
mink there arc twenty members Of Congress
who would look with favor upon the propo-
>.;ou.
AS to the matter Of acknowledgements,
that will Re left to the States; but would
he sorry 70 see anything more stringent
thsn the fourteenth article. The fewer dis.
Establishments wc can get along with safe
rv. the sooner we shall get ont Of our pre-
sent troubles. There may he some risk and
present inconvenience, but the principle
,a.uA to he right and, on the whole, best.
81 hope the people Of Texas viii adopt
-5oI constitution, and he soon represented
III Congress.
a. Very truly, you're, II. WILSON,"
70 Ilattor Sellers ana Recfifiers.
Retail dealers in liquors are not re-
,trie;rl in the quantities they may sell At
auv one time. The only restriction refers
10 the aggregate annual sales Of spirits and
i'll other merchandise.
=. Tie payment Of special tax by rec
tarr contcrs no right 10 sell either spirits
u li- own rcctjUcation or otherwise. To
pnahla him to sell. the rcctiicr must pay o
.ycciH tax is dealer, either wholesale or
retail. a. the amount Of MS sales shall de-
tgrmIue.
- 4 rcctiher who mixes his spirits in
alg process ii rcctifcation is no, thereby
made 81 compounier; hut if without rccti-
rinE, ruli}inr, or refining distilled
SPIRITS, he -hall, Ivy mixing such spirits,
wine. or other liquor with any materials,
manufacture any spurious, imitation, or
a1mr9und liquors for sale under any name,
he i clearly compouuder, and should pay
tax ~, such. Ii rectihcr mixes his raw
spirits before rccttcation, and rectifes or
yr-iistl- them attcrward, he does nothing
beyond what properly belongs to the bust
ness Of q r"ctitler. II he mix his rectited
spirits with any materials, and produce
imitation, spurious, or compound liquors for
sale under any name Ae oecomeS " COIN
POINTER.
4 coiApo0n'eF acquires no r'sn' 10 9e.I ~
virtue oil a l"Emen1'. 10, oI SPsc'& "a '"A ~
g'@qoo"avr' OUT - -;Ne tue le'''"oef' ie-
-utre1 TO pay TAX a = 1e''eF'
Very fgSfecT""!, c-..
l. y. N'h'.'NS' OohiihlSS'o"ei'
4"@ LEM 8@-''F ~ ~ T. Ia - NJ ~!
preston seems 10 oe gaming GROUND 'na'
there VII. re no EePeNt Of me tenure
o'aee ..% before me 1'n .: -'aEen' a. my
rate. -@t"t 7-"t'oI7' WINE 'ney w no'
41soIG'1'F y2"''':.' '''S'S,.'eS @s,'.'tss w
f".e" NY '"'' !, i .''',' ~ "s.l' =" 800,
anu @cc WI" VIII ,UFn uF' 1"tie - JuS'
Aihr 1'e''H2 o' 0'@ . 0est'in1is
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TUARLESTON HOTEL,
~ CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

The undersigned, having taken charge or tl"
above FiEST-CLASS htrIEf has determined Ia
spare no expense In making Il equal, If not supr-
rior, t. any hotel In the country. The table VIII
be supplied W tn the very best the Charleston and
northern III trkets Afford.
The STABLES are supplied with the finest car
riagcs and elegant horses on livery; also nmnt-
buses and stages Will always he found Ia readiness
10 convey passengers IL aud from the different rail-
road drpots and steamship wharves
1he HOUSE Is supplied with the celebrated
AETE>IAS WATER. famous for the cure If dy,
pcpsia Baths, either hot, cold, or shower, can
be furnished al 4 moment : uoIic-.
=. R.-Steamers leave for savannah and Flor! /.
on Mondays. tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
tays iullrpad COMMUNICATION with all parts al
The South ard " est twice daily.
H. 5-rudnne f. Fl. JACKSON
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" N. WALKER u CO.,
De SUCCESSORS TO o. Y. BRESRx ESQ.,,
GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENTS.
Ofics lola Main street.
drst door east OF the postofice. under Messrs. x.
II. Maury Il Co.
Buildings merchandise, furniture, and personal
property OF all kinds, in tho city or country, iu-
sured against loss or damage by DIRE NJ the love- st
rairs In companies OF the highest standing.
Losses elnltsbly adjusted and promptly pai,l
Aarins and inland Insurance also effected al ur>
rent rates. Nv "
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
EDAPD, can be obtained In prlvat" family
on Franklin street between First and second.
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VFNBE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE

L existing between l.. r. GoRDoS anu -. +.
CRAWFORD, under the name and style Of COZ
DON K era WORD, was by mutual consent
dissolved on the 25Ih 81 December. 1858.
All parties having claims against said firm Will
pre-; ent them to q. r. crawford for settlement,
and those Indebted will nj Ike payment to him.
L.. e. GORDON,
Ora FORD.
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~ E. KLOEBER, DENTIST, in G.
q il serts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL GHrrr
TFEI Ii at TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per-
feet tit and durability warranted. Call and see
specimens OF the work.
Particular attention devoted To illling and pre-
serving the teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain.
Denta! rooms, 902 Broad Street il 20
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FIRE IN STAUSToN.--O last Friday
about II o'clock the school-rooms of ST..
Francis (Catholic) church were discovered
to be on fire. The Augusta fire company
were promptly on the spot, but owing to
the deficiency Of their equipments, they
were unable to stay the progress of the
flames. The building was entirely de-
stroyed.-SDectator.
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CHARITY.
DICHMOND MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
W. W. PARKER. VI. D., President.

This asylum was established In is:6, and IS sus-
tanned mali IS hy privata subscription.
Hoa Il single boy has been admitted for the past
four months, how, urgent the. case. Tor want 81
funds Many have been bound out under the pro-
per age for the 5 tlnr reason.
Persons In the cOintrg are Invited ID contribute
either money or pr, Vt ions. f. lin
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PROBABLE Loss or LIFE on THE RIVER
Ransom, who came down from Boston, We'd
nesiay, reports that Mr.. Brack Moon, Of
Halifax, and four negroes, came by Nichols
ferry on that day i'll a fiat, with heavy
lead, and vainly attempted TO come to shore.
Mr.. Moon had gone up to News ferry after
q steam engine, and had it on his boat, and
was carrying tito Moon s ferry. Noone heard
Of them alter they left Nichols, and the
boatmen say that if they did not succeed
in landing before they got to the falls they
were certainly lost. The batteau in coming
through the falls with half load dipped
considerably, and it was utterly impossible
for heavily loaded lat to pass. The river
was very strong, rising rapidly, and draw
ing everything into the current. Ransom
says his only hope is that they got into the
backwater OF Hyco, but it is improbable
that they did, MS they had no oar at all, and
not a hand that understood boating, and
their poles seemed to be perfectly useless
ClarkSuil,e Tobacco Plant.
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHONEY, e.
u SIRGFO4 nENTrsT, cITTr
formerly of the firm Of Wayt Mah)ney,1
Inserts fiiLL UPPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH from TWENTY 10 THlR-
TY DOLLARS.
OLD GOLD SETS bought or exchanged at their
value for new sets Oh vucsnite.
Office and re- idencc 625 Main street, between
Sixth and SeXenth trreiS. !e SIN
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TAKE YOUR RISKS

WILLIAM y. ISAACS, President
A. Y. STOKES. Vice-President.
D.2EcTonS.-W b. Isaacs, OF william b.
is@cs !. Co.; A. y. stokes, OF A. y. Stokes Co..;
-. j. .ar.soo.., Secretary Arlington Life lnsu-
,auc> Company John Wilson, OF Wilson & Foe
Ter j. j. Waggoner, of Waggoner Harvey; A.
). |, .inr, President Danyille railroad Company,
Ben ......a H. Nash, william L. Shepherd, W. ID.
j. Il. MOORE, Secretary.
&c. WiiEKRY, Assistant Secretary.
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nOMtSTIC INSURANCE.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
WI COMPANY OF NEW YORK

vi COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ANNUAL INCOME. .eic, ooo, go
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDING Feb
RUAkr |, 1888. OVER. s2s 600 eco
SUMBEh OF POLICIES ISSUED DURING
THE YEAR, 10, $40.
NUMBER OF OblClfS IN FORCE EEBRU-
AkY l, 1883, 81 aA
THE MUTUAL LIFEn
Is now by FAR the WEALTHIEST COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. IL is conducted on the only
principle which time and experience has proyedt 10
De ultimately safe and Trustworthy It's assets are
no. Invested In fancy stocks personal securities,
OUT IN bonds and mort gag.s real estate, being
hrst Hen on same, and thus placed beyond The
reach OF any contingency.
lie company, being purely mutual divides us
whole PROFITS annually among the assured. anu
this dividend can he used In psymen. OF premiums
or to purchase addition insurance, ~ The option
OF the pollcy-holder.
d. n. WALKER Z CO., Agents,
No. loi4 Main street.
Dr. j. g. McrAw. Medical Examiner. NH ~
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The pubrc debt has increased si1ty-hVe
million. since November, 1867.
The internal revenue receipts on Monday
we're S527 ,5O4 rs.
General +. 7. Blair il in Washington city'
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W. II. PECK HAM, President
II. Y. g IAGAE. Secretary;
l.. MChDhM, Actuary;
Il. A. FUDlCRAR, Superintendent,

DIRECTORS
General jCHa 4. DIX;
". MLKh's. OF Wiikens 4 Co. !;
GEORGES =, ROPE, President Continental Fire In
surance Company;
Hon. JAMES HARPER, OF Harper Brothers;
JOuS }. CkhSE. President Bank Of Republic;
". VI. VErMILYE, or Ecrlnilye 4 Co., bankers
Hon. GEORGE OPDlKL, x-MByvr " New York;
AARON ARNOLD, 81 Arnold, Constable Y Co.
and others.
HUTZL~G Il BERNHEIH,
General Agents tor Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee
DIR. j q. rABELT.. Medical Examiner. tso
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WAR TAXPAYERS PAY 10 Rus con
ontss-A correspondent Of the New York
I''~r,'oI - Comni,,cg sends 10 that paper
Is,sIed statement Of the expenses OF the
Senate and House Tor the fiscal year en- ~
ing June 30, 1865. The expenses Ul Inc
Senate for stationery, Congressional uiooes'
capitol police, carriage hire, pay OF ein,
=, ''yfs, &C., amount to $587,7Sl 81 ana
T,. ,xpenyes Of the House TO $500, 90o.oo )
.Lowin,, that the total expenses of the Be-
MAZE and House amount 10 the enormous
sn,, ~ al .2U7. t9l 81.
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COURT ORDERS.

NIRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the
Clerks office of the I!rcuit Court Of GluIi-
ccslrr county, The court house, the irst Iou
day IN February lSCa, being the hrsL day Of tn.
month
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Sl'hl EnEN1

LAST CASH DIVIDEND FIFTY PR CENT
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IN tIIASCLEY.

VlRGINIA.-At Rules held at the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF Louisa
county on Monday, February lst. 1859
Frederick Perkins .....................P Plaintiff.
against
William w Pcttus, Jr.. Julian pettus. and polert
AuUleby, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rfpndants
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT: At Rules held III
Y the Clerks office Of the tircuit Court 81
lancaster county Oh Monday the first day o!
February 1859 T.:
samuel Gresham, executor or John =. Chen
MIN, L lIlnt III.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

COULDN'T VISIT OWYHEE.-We were sorry
we had not time to visit our friend of the Av.
atanche last week; our leave of absence was
too short to warrant us in extending our trip
to Silver City, at least for the time being. But
we had the pleasure of meeting "jovial" John
MEG. at the Capitol, who seemed in no par
ticular hurry to return to his sanctum. We
however return our hearty thanks to the editor
pro tenn. for his cordial invitation to visit them,
and assure him that we cannot sufficiently ex-
press our appreciation of his kindness as we
are "toO full for utterance."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04
OWYHEE ITEMs.-We take the following

OWYHEE ITEMs.-We take the following
from the Aralaache and Ware:
The Poorman mine at the depth of fifty feet
below the 400 foot level shows better evidence
oil permanence than it ever has before.
Hill Beachey was at Silver City last week
and had conference with John Early, John
HALEY and Eugene Howard, over stage mat.
tiers, we presume.
w. II. Angel, w. S. Stevens and others. ey.
tending from the head of Long Gulch on the
Florida mountain. was expected to be com.
pleted last week
Edward Hosp, an old resident of Owyhee
died while on the road to Cope His body was
taken to Silver City for interment.
The Ida ElmOre and Golden Chariot mines
are paying as we'll as ever.
The District Court, for the Third Judicial
District, will commence its session at Silver
City on the 18th of this month.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

CONFERENCE.-THE have seen it stated in
some of our exchanges that Wells, Fargo &
Co. have effected compromise with the rail-
road companies by which they retain their
routes and business on the Pacific coast, con.
Meeting on the railroad with the United States
Express Co. to the East We also observe
that travelling agent of w. F. & Co. is max
ing the tour of Arizona preparatory to estab-
llshng routes and extending the business OF
the Company in that direction
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

GOLD SHIpMENTS.-Mr. Is. NJ. DuRell. President of
.. First National Bank of Idaho. has kindly furn-
,Ael us with memorandum OF the gold shipments
q the Agency at this place TO their agents at New
Ts,s ety. which, for the month OF October, foots up
f.7our gold bars valued at S67 O67 81 This Speaks
vi %. Boise Basin when taken in connection with
I.o5ab,y $4,000 more sent to Oregon and Cal
a:la by other bankers, merchants and traders, be-
sizes large amount taken out OF the Basin by pri-
We Individuals who have gone below to spend the
T1ac Notwithstanding the drouth and almost to-
4 suspension OF mining operations for the season.
gis. Basin is furnishing hundreds Of thousands of
dlLrs IN gold monthly. and with good winter and
IL ample supply ci water next season will furnish
Millions 0. du.lIrs from her placcrs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

POsTogEIcE BooKsToRE.-We observe that Postmas-
Il Pnley has made quite an improvement in the ar
a1gsneat Of the compartment set aside for the Post
l1ce business, in his Bookstore building. by extend
II PARTITION to the front Of the building. which
E-ts tn boxes all on line, and as consequence
Lis TIE advantage Of more light from the front win
G9FA TT has also arranged the west end of the
ending or residence and will hereafter occupy it
;aslc1 With all his changes and improvements he
- 10; forgotten the printer but has again placed us
lGe' obligations for generous supply OF late mag
ms periodicals. and pictorials, OF which he has
- supply constantly on hand
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

o.o GRANDE.-We learn from Judge Shep-
INV s.,e Loon Creek Express, who left Orc Grande
peru 0,o,ock on Monday morning and arrived here
a~ % o'clock on Tuesday night, that it was SNOW
aOVu ,,a divide at Cape Horn on Tuesday morning,
pS 'sot there was heavy rain storm from the Pay
Ou' II the way to Idaho City. He informs us that
e" ,.o;ns will make no more trips from here to Orc
paw, tbis Fall, and that there is no necessity of
u'- aoino so, as the Camp is amply supplied with
.ions and vegetables of all kinds, sufficient to
p' until late next Spring. The miners are doing
. - the new camp, the claims paying from $12 to
w ..or dav to the hand. During the past week II
ivan arrived at Orc Grande from Montana, who
80, wintering on Loon creek, and not less than
'a.rsops will remain there during the Winter, in
Nv i;nc about dozen families. AS they intend to
nleasant Winter as circumstances will ad-
tbov have sent in by Shep. for violin and pro-
,s 10 "trip the light fantastic" little during the
w. winter evenings. Several large, fine fireproof
rs.s have been completed at Orc Grande, and are
- slled with goods and merchandise for the Win
rvsrvthing indicates that it will be good camp
N- , rasr and we hope that their expectations may
NA!ra than realized. Mr.. Tom. c. Bail, formerly
E and proprietor of the Boise Democrat, at Boise
tu' left Loon creek for home, and passed through
uli i,,st sunday en- route for the Valley.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

i0a SALE AT BOISE CITT.-The new advertisement
@Assrs. T Wollstein < Co. will be found elsewhere
LUIS ISSUE. They offer for sale their dry goods and
@1A5 business At Boise City, either with or with
v" asr fine frepr0of store. They are doing good
'A-sss' and whea we were in Boise City last week
: @-ed on them and found that they had large
a.. Esl selected stock of goods Oh hand. Their es-
~-AaiLent IS located in the center OF the business
+IW tne city, and persons desiring to engage in an
ss-.-saed paying business, will do well to call on
~11 and get bargain.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

DECISION EXPECTED.-There is a strong
probability that the Supreme Court of the
United States will render decision Ecxt
month as to the constitutionaity of the Legal
Tender act.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

a, AALo AND OREGON STAGE LINE.-The attention
n. pans and the public generally Is directed to
o,.s efement in this paper of the Overland and
H. GU Sc Line. giving time of departure from
n. eeAd rates of fare. As nearly everybody IN
,.,.. 'Aows John HALEY, either personally or by
M uothere is no need of telling them that he
"'s moo run Stage Line.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

BALTIMORE ELECTION.-The nun. cipal
election in Baltimore came off on the 9th OF
October, and the Democrats elected their en-
tire ticket in both branches of the City Coun-
Gil by overwhelming majorities.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

GEO. PENN JOHNSTON, one of the proprie.
tors of the S. F. Examiner, shot one Major
Gillespie through the arm, Oct. 30th, at San
Francisco. Cause of difficulty not stated