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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-13

me- LOOK WE'LL BEFORE YOU
puRCHASR-D"N'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CE.Ts FOR AN ARTICLE
THAT CAN BE HAD FOR ONE Dor.LAR.-
Look at the elegant DIAGONAL TWILLED
PLAIDS at 75c., worth 1928;
Handsome PLAIDS FOR DRESSES at soc. worth
4oc.;
PLAIN ALPACAs at 2oc., worth &c.; at asc.,
would be cheap OF a0c.:
cHANGEABLE DRESS GOODS st 25c., worth
ssc;
BLaC ALPACAsat 90, qs, 30, 10, and Soc, worth
IS per cent. more:
BLACK ST at $40 $3.50, VI. Is, and s., worth
Sl.7s, s7.2s and $3.50: ...
BLACK and 3LoRED sATIys at 81 per yard,
| worth So so:
yFLvETEENa. fnll width. at s,.e5, sl.50, s1.75,
So. s2.2s. and 80 so all very cheap:
NARROW vFLvETs, for Trimmings, at $780,,
$50, md 81;
Ro MBAzINEs, TAMTsH ard other DRESS
GOODS. for Mourning:
RIA OK AUSTRALIAN CREPE at soc., worth
7s,'.. per ward;
CAssl MERE at $50 al, sl.25, and sl.5o. IS per
cent. brlow regular prices:
saTTNETS 1t 5or., would he cheap at 65c.;
Kentucky JEANS u from 10 to csc. per yard !;
LINsFTS all wool flliag. at 2oc., would be cheap
A. osc..
IR'su IEFN. pure. at a5c. n'r yard:
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at sl.es. 81 $3.50, and 81
worth 81. s. so. "A and $3.50;
FIsTY-sPRINf DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS
at 5oc-, worth 81 so:
WHITE end CoLoRED LFGGTNGs. for Chill
dren. at IS. 10. and SOC. just about half price;
MITTENs all sizes. for Children, at IS and s5c.,
worth 5oc.;
HOOD. for Ladies' and Children, at e5 So o., 49,
and SOC
BREAKFAST SHAwLS at 81, sl,zS. $3.50. a17s,
and ~. very much below regular prices;
ED BLANKETS At "a 50. r. $3.50, IS. $3.50, s..
$3.50 ST. -. 50, and so:
CALICO COnFcRTERs at 50 $50. and 50,
not the price OF the calico and batting that is
in them;
WOOL BE-.sPRE. DS ct "a, worth 81:
L ,rs.tize KRIO'T, QuiLTS atSl so worth 80. so !;
MARsE!LLhI-S QUILL at $3.50, ~ $3.50, and
S.. wo+ til so per cent more;
| Pure LINES.FRIN GED DOYLEs or NAPKINS
| at 75c worth ~ per dozen;
Full Size NAPKINS q. $780, worth $3.50 per
| dozen;
TABLE CLOTHS, full two ards Icing, all linen,
ct 81, we'll worth $780,
Handsome sets Of L rNt SCGLLARS and CUFFS,
! low prices;
| HaNDKARCHIFFS II nll kinds aud qualities
! at extremely low prices;
EH}GINGS at CSC. per dozen yards, worth loc. a
yard;
ELEEcE-LINED GLNvEs at .sc., worth &c. !;
Every v,1ie OF HOSIERY and UHDERGAR-
MENTs for Men, Women Boy, and Girls;
MERINO NIGET-GARMhNTS for Children
| Shirts and Drawers together;
Elegant SAsBES, NECK-EIBBONs, CLOAK
LOOPS:
TC TT
| DRESS TRIMMINGS Of all k!ncs;
| BALE COTTON. all numbers from 70 u, at
| sL5o per ,le OF h0e pounds;
| CNBIEACAED KIT ING COTTON at Scc'
| per pound, md lots OF other goods, TO be adj
| verified In few days.
! The supply Of BARGAINS that we row oher must
! soon become exhausted, as the prices must make
! them 70 of. IA many articles are OF German and
| French manufact ire they csnnot bn replaced at
this time at the prices We now offer them at.
| LEVY BROS,
! dela 1918 and 1916 Main street.
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SpEEgAe. NATTTEa,
~ NOW FOR BARGAINS.
GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN Ev

GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER.
OR aen,or partner attends The great cloe'ng
sales of the season aud pu- hases largely slso.
closes orr in -ge lots from importers, and that
what's thu matter :"
New arrangements With manufacturers and
commission merchant 10 keen lis supplied through
Tho whole season with
WAMSCTTA. NEW IOVK MILLS AND
OTHER DOMEsTICs.
upon such terms as win enable US to sell them ut
Nev York prces.
REV COUSTEoS AND NEW SHOWCASES
for Displaying our
ELEGANT AssoRTMu' T OF FANCY GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Large additions tn our stock OF
WORSTFD KNIT GG"DS.
Large additions t. onr
DRESS GOODS. ITOCK OF vELvETa
vELVVTFESS, AND
SATTHS.
Large additions to our
DRRsS TaIMMINGa LACEs,
and
FMRROIr ERTTS.
A COMPLETE sToCK IN EVERY DEPART
MENT.
MI at pr ces so low that the coee.t buyers will feel
ashnrned TO ask to tske lsss.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1919 and 1916 Main street.
Use JOHN CLARF. JR.. & CO.'S SPOOL
COTTON. on black spoois. della
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me- NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR DECEMSER AND CHRISTMAS.


FOX DECEMSER AND CHRISTMAS.
SUPERB LINE NEW STYLE CLoAKs,
sACOUES BROCHE SHAWLS AND 9th.
Err WRAPPINGS JUST OPENED.
T. R. PRICE s. co. are again in market and
receiving daily new and fashionable GOODS Tor
winter sales.
CLQAKS AND sHAWLs In every variety.
In DRESS GOODS
Blat and colored SILKS, Gro Grain aud Taft
POPLINs, OTTOMAN, .vELOURS EN-
PRESS, all shades;
Imperial SERGE. all colors &c., worth 76,.
Colored PLUsHES, VELyETs VELVET
EENs, 81 90;
DELAINEs, Tycoon REPS, Chene PoPLINs,
&C.
In MOURNING GOODS some entirely new styles
OF unequalled black aud finish. Great care given
this department such rs
English BONBAZI TES, TAhISE;
erode NICE, UTTOMANs, VELoURs;
Black CASHMERES, MgRINOS;
MOUsLAINEs, le-faced MOHA1Rs, AL
PACAS, &C., &C.
OIDERIEs.
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS, Linen SETS;
Lace COLLARS, Point Applique SETS and
Val. C0LLARs, G1MpURg and Thread
LACES;
LACE HANDkERCHIEFS;
KID GLOVES, Hosiery, &C., &C.
Great variety new patterns PRINTS coming In
every hour, 10. 70, &c., &c. BLANKETS, FLAS-
NELS, CAssIMERtS, &C., &C.
T. R. PRICE & CO.,
no2s corner 18th aud Main streeiS.
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STATEMENT OF A DELAWARE CONVICT
Benjamin johnson (coloreG), aged % years,
is to be hung in Sussex county. Del, on the
18th inst, for an outrage on Mrs. Charlotte
Fletcher, The Sussex Journal says:
"He wds born in Virginia. between the
Potomac and Rappahaunock rivers, near
Richmond Courthouse. he was born OF
free parents; MS father moved TO Baltl-
more county, Md, and lived near Elllcotts
Mills, where he died when Ben was about
u wears Of age. Ben then went to Baltl-
more city and lived with Il lady Oh Pratt
street named Slmm>. Here be remained
nul! the war broke out, when he enlisted
IN the Second Washington %. Co. negro re-
riment. and was sent to New Orleans.
While in the army his regiment was at hip
I>land, Key West, and Fort Morris. Mhe si
he was discharged be returned to baIIl-
more, but only 10 remain short time. ne
next turned up at Salisbury, Nd, Whels
he lived for the past six years; lie llVeo
with humphrey Ilumphrles' Last spring
he moved to Cod creek, in this county,
wbcre he committed the crime ny when ne
forfeited his life. He claims that he has
$3.50 due him by the United States Govern
ment as bounty money, and says his army
discharge is 10 the hands of george helly,
a SHIPPING master, whose place OF business
is on Pratt street, Baltimore"
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Russia, Prussia, and England.

The New York Albion, which is the rep
rcsentativc Of British feeling and opinion
in this country, expresses its belief in the
rumored alliance between Russia ana
PRUSSIA. and 1t calls upon the "other row
ers" to Join England at once in orpos'tion
to this formidable combination. IL illus
c,osee q ,onc article on the subject:
"These considerations, applied to the re-
cont action of "nSs'i anu 1l'' .r.I ~" 49,
$50 ,o,.ard Prussia point directly 10 the
WV. that the rumored agreement has
,ns a,,,rrcA into. and that we arc now
,,.;t.c..ine III" first fruits thereof. Indeed.
~, n-c>cnt situation cannot he reasonably
.ynIainrd on anv other hrpnthcsis. III
therefore remains for ENGLAND and the other
Powers 70 take instant action TO onnose so
formidable coalifton--a consnracv, in
short, acains. The liberties Of MI Europe
ont>i1c Of Prussia and Russia. Such COM
hiration for aggressive purnoSes Would be
more formidable than any hitherto known,
and snhvrr-ive Of the best interests OF the
world at large"
There is more fire in the Albion than
there is in the British Cabinet on this SUBJ
icct. Rather than oppose this "formida-
hle coalition" with the feeble South Of Eu-
rope forces that are left to join her. the
Russian may fill the Black Sea with ships.
England will none of that. The coalition
will hardly manifest itself in force in the
open field unless England makes war upon
Russia about her effort to relieve herself
he" In the Black Sea. And England will
hardly hatch the egg by so inilaming hostil.
tiles as to set free the terrible creature lying
dormant in its shell. Cur sympathles are
entirely with Russia in this Black Sea bust.
ness. We believe that she has the sympa-
thy Of the bulk of mankind. We trust 10
see her mistress of the Black Sea, and hope,
ful thermorc, to see her dive the Turk
9 the Dardanellcs, whether England
across cain to maintain Mahomme.
.s lot.
danism in Europe Or LELAND is in
What pitiable condition h-o '~-ark
She stands coldly by and sees the buI"~-
between her and the great Eastern feWers
struck down into the dust; and now, when
ku. sin rises up like BASoUo's ghost before
her. she finds herself without the help OF
France, the only kingdom that she coulo
safely rely upon in war with the powerful
Empire Of the North. The only consolation
she has vet offered to France, her late vaiu-
able aud faithful ally IN the Crimean war,
was to inform her that as soon as she has
gotten through her war with Prussia, she
will join her France) in whip
ping the Chinese for their massacre OF the
Christians. France may sharply retort upon
England now by Informing her that as soon
Is she France) is through with her present
war. she will claim England's proaered as
sistance to thresh the heather Chlnee,"
after which the matter of Furnishing the
Car for presumiug to strengthen bis de-
fences in his own country may be consld-
cred.
1pgland's influence in continental affairs
is broken. She has lost her opportunity.
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MET GOLDBACK'S GREENBACKS
BkINGETH Forth BARGAINS.

I
FAILURE OF THE WHoLE5ALE HOUSE OF
HASTINGS, PEN B2ODkE, JOKES &
&C., NEW YORK.
The above house being sold out for cash. and
being flushed a. the time. enabled me 10 buy
Ut eat many goods o. startling sacrifice, AID am
now selling the
abandonment MoUsLIN DELAINEs In the city
Excellent BLACK ALPACAs at 25, sc, 10, and
SOC worth If as much AGAIN.
The best yard-eid e l?32, BLEACEEo COTTON
in TIE city;
First-rate UNBLEA CHED COTTON at DC;
aErS, In all colors, at CSC;
The very res. uPRESS CLOTH only &C.;
WATERPROOF CLOTH at IL, sold elsewhere az
el,a5;
PLAID DRESS GOODS;
yERLOUR, SIARETZ;
CHENE rOPLIN5, LUSTTRIEEE;
AL XANDRE ED GLOVES at SL2S:
yFI.yETEEN. CLOTEs, CASHMERE;
rOUBCE BYOCaE sHAWLS only 1918;
WRITE CORDERnY:
Lao.es' ard G.nt's W0OLLES SHIRTS and
DRAWERS;
HOS, ERY. HOODS, TICKING, HICKORY:
COUNTERPANFs FLAhNELs;
HANDK gRCHIEFS. WHITE GOODS;
Plaid Domes.ics Linen Shirts OF my own make.
and. In short everything belonging the dry goods
trade at astonishing low figures. Cali and be COM
WINGED, before purchs sing elsewhere, that Gold
backs Is the place where you can safely spend
your greenbacks to best advantage.
A. GoLDBACK,
no24 sc7 Brosd street, between OH and nth
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TIE PUBLIC DEBT OF V1ReINIA.-The New

Journal Of Commerce says:
The message of Governor Walker, of Vir-
GINA, is straightforward, manly docu.
ment. In regard to the assumption by West
Virginia Of d portion Of the State debt due
before the Sc paration, he proposes an arbt-
tration. It is shame that the people OF
that new State should not have been ready
cd u obIgsti s and have entered into the
arrangement, with cheerful alaerity IN It.
esty of purpose. In further dealing with
the debt, Governor Walker proposes to fund
ull the accruing interest up to July l, 1871,
and to resume fell payment from that date
making the first disbursement january !,
1872. This il six months later than we
hoped for; but if this Is adopted and car
ried out i'll good faith il will redeem the
credit Of the Old dominion and satisfy the
bondholders. This Is In striking contrast
to the tone Of the Gubernatorial message in
North Carolina, where it Is proposed TO re.
fund the debt at something like fifty cents
TO the dollar.
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Alabama e fairly reconstructed, and

Alabama Is fairly reconstructed, and
there is one more decent and honest Gov
ernor in the South. Gradually the South
is shaking the Radical vermin off, and it IS
to be hoped that . year or 80 will sweep
them from the land Poor South Carolina,
where they are strongly entrenched, may
linger while longer under the detestable
rule of these wrctches. but even there we
trust to see the land purged Of them.
There can be no peace, no contentment,
where they hold sway. The domination OF
Turks would be more endurable than theirs.
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~ OIL OF VITRIOL!
OIL OF VITRIoL! GIL OF V1TR1oLI
Pure and full strength. Ths Baltimore Copper
Company have in thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are manufacturing supe-
rtor article Of
OIL OF VITRIOL,
which they are at all times prepared to ship IN
Quantities to suit purch asers. Making its produc-
ton specially, our prices will be found more
advantageous 10 buyers Than at any other city.
HENRY MARTIN, Pres't
Cflce 30 South ST., Baltimore, Md. dee-eooly
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ASsuALs.-The ANIMALS are pouring in
for seasonable presents. We have from
Messrs. ELLYsoN & TAYLOR The Belgrdria
annual, edited by Miss BRADDoN, and
Frank Lesle's Almanac for 1871. Both lib
orally illustrated.
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nv FRIEDRICHsHALLER BITTER
wATER.-1h his celebrated Mineral W alter just re-
c<ivvd aud for sale by OsCAR CRAM,
No. 2Exchange Block, II b street.
Also, constantly on hand VICHY and SsL1-
SER WATERS. de l3-St
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On fh~ nth inst. At ha,f-paat o'clock P. 81 ~
cone nmntion. A. r. ALBR RTsON, in the aad
year or hia nra
Eta funeral VIII take rlacr 1t the Third Preshv-
terrain Church rorne- of r 'ntd and 18Th streetn
THIs FusEts'E ~ ~ 'lnck. Thu friends ana
a"nIairtancc7 nf the f'm'1v arc resnectfully re-
unasted IN attend wit,ru. fu-."er notice.
Baltimore, Norfolk, and Petersburg p7perS
plna 90 cnny. - -
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me- AMPAGNE.-Just landing,
direct from tho champagne district OF france
one hundred baskets ana cases For sale oy
OSCAR CRANE,
delsss NosExchaDge Block. 18th street. q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ LOOK AT THIS!
60 TO T. q. GILL,s BAKERY,
No. $50 BROAD STREET.

TIM hest FRITZ CAKE, 400 "a d.
The hest POUND CAKE. ssc. % b.
The hest JELLY ROLL. .asc. p b.
The host ICED CAKE. SOC a b.
Tho heat RAJsIN .4oc. 4P b
The no tMACi:ARONI s.........co r. "a b.
The best KISSES ...5oc. q ID
The best CREAM PUFFs. .aoc X g.
The best SODA CRACKERS...........loc u H.
The best CREAM CRACBERS..........l5 c ~ 10
The best ARROWR0tT CRACKr Rs..15r. p d.
The hest LEMON CRACKERS, ......".lsc % D.
The hest OYeTER CRACK r.. .loc Up d.
FAMILY CAKES nicely BAKED and oRNA-
MENTFD.
Libcral DISCOUNT to Branches
de 13-llt T. f. GILL, $40 Broad street.
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NOTICE TO THE POOR.-TICKETS
~ FJR WOOD WILL BE ISSUED 40 FOL-

NOTICE TO THE POOR.-TICKETS
~ FJR WOOD WILL BE ISSUED 40 FOL-
CLAY WARD.
Mr.. Scott VII issue ticke.s at Joint Stock store
on Oregon hill, every day.
MONROE WARD.
Mr. Strauss will issue tickets on Tuesday from 2
TO & O'Clock, and Thu1dty, 1t same hours. at
Third st house for all north Of Grace street.
Mr. Fogarty will Issue tickets any hour on Die n
day and edlesd,y, TO all south or Grace street,
at his store, corner OF Caty and 4,h streets.
MADISON WARD.
Dir. Wagner will Issue tickets on Tuesday aud
Thursday lrom to O'Clock, at the second station
house.
JEFFERSON WARD.
Mr.. Grearar u1ll Issue on Tuesday and Friday,
from 81 to o'clock P. a.. AZ toe factory on Gary,
between 18th nd 18th etre<ts.
MARSHALL WABD.
Mr.. Prince will i.sue tickets from II 10 O'CLOCK
p. NJ. every day, at his residence on Broad and
Il ckets viii ba stamped at 1893 Main street from
% p. III. to O'Clock every evening, except sasar'
day. N. JhNAlNh
de- IL st Chairman CoDmtttee Oh Poor.
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SUGAR CAKES, $50. per 100.
hULASSFS CAKsS, 45c. per 100.
No charge for barrels.
All made of the best m aterial and workmanship
ut balGdS'o bahEh1'
no 2l-lm iVi Malh abltet'
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BOARIsENG.

s"s Be1ARRkNSs 's5
AERS NORFLEET can accommodate
IVa ,evsraI .rrntirmsn With pleasant ROOMS
and BOAR, upon moderate terms, At aaS Breed
.st-eek Room for rent 20 lo-N.
DOARDINGr--Mrs. ROSCOE y. HEATA
Id has two excellent RoOMA with nOkHV.
Apply ss No. sls Main ssree& esS-s~
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LOST, STRAYED, DC.


G10 REWARD.-Lost, in passing c.
tDlO from the Ora re-st cot Presoyte an ga
Church to the corner of I'd md Main stree, A..8
q 60, D WATCH: open-fa English lcyre;
Hyde Sons, London ard Paris has a second
hand Oh dia-plste. and sorse engraved within
Sc az the key-rGuare. The hrder viii be paid
it, ''" " THIS OFFICE.
CAME.TO. MY FARM, on Satur- cgsS
Y day morning. December 10. a BROWN 80
cow ard YELLOW hEiFFR. The owner VIII
please come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
L. FL. HERBERT, hs ood the toll-gate
It's on the Darbytown rosd.
r OST, TWENTY.SEVEN DOLLARS,
i wrapped IN paper. supposed 10 be dropp,d
on Adams 8. rect, between Clay and Leigh, or on
18th ste et. between Main aDd Cary. suitable
re ward Will be paid II left at this office. IT.
e1OO REWARD offered for the EN>n
- ltO recovery OF one SORRRIy ROAM ~
MAXI, Heavily built, ard six years old next
spring No marks but marks Of hsrress, and
shows that she has sucked colt this summer tray.
els Gull aud sluggish. Also, one b. OK HphSH
MULF good aize. spare make. has also mark OF
shoulder, shows signs OF bein< Ettfed In walking,
and was not trimm ed when stolen.
/ will give the above reward for the recovery OF
the mare. mule, and thief or $50 for the mare md
mule They were stolen on Monday, the Ssh INST,
and were last seen In possession OF hos. Is arc.
crossing james. river into Buckingham, at
Adamss farm, below Sco:tsville. w
de lo--lot Rockdsh Depot, y. a. & N. K. &
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PROPOSALS.

EAOPDSAQSs
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT AND BOARD oF)
DIRECTORS OF VA PEaIrESTIARY,
RICHMOND lee. 10, 1876 }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- t this Office until d O'Clock on FRIDAY
EVE MING, December lstn. 1870. for the following
g. 900 POUNDS GUOD soUNo BEsE, round;
100 ton. GOOD Red Ash ANTHRACITE
COAL,
800 cor<s EAsOEEDP PINE and OAK
r. WOOD. --7-71'''
: The quantity In each Gaze to be more or less.
The con rscto- 10 ptve bond with app owed seed
rtIv for the faithful performance Of contract.
The privilege of rejecting all bids is reserved oy
Superintendent and Board OF Directors.
fl above articles TO be delivered at such times
and In such quantities rs the Super intsndent may
reoufre. GEO. r. SMOTHER.
ia-lw Supt. Va. Penity.
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NE CRACKERS, ..
CRACKERS, CAKES, CAKES.
To merchants, dealers and consumers of CAKES
and CRACKERS.
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NOTICE.--Haylng removed nom 1sSp
strse:s to the staple formerly kept Dy Wa a..
Ledlsy. on SIN street., ne r Main, In full View Of
tho spois .oOd HOTEL take this occasion 70 snans
patronage and hope for the continuance OF the
same ~ my new pi.ce OF business.
! shall give my personal ATTENTION 70 ~ horses
left With ma Tor sails. or board, and VIII keep
hand FOB HIRE FYRsT.GaAHs CARR AGES,
wlth asocemnoastisg; driver. ALSO StaSI-
de 500 WIN. u, sUTHEHLAND
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The NEW MINES Oruinera n;n.. IA
British Columbia, seem to be Creating some
excitement in the lower country. As high as
ten dollars per day had been offered for hands
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-22

A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.-Se
weeks aao Hon. John F. Hussman started for
Portland, Oregon, and at Boise City engaged
his passage with teamster, who was return
ing to Walla Walla. The day of their depart
ure from Boise City, the teams not being quite
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would start out on foot and they could overtake
him. During the evening the wagon left town.
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had some money on his person, j, is feared by
his friends here that be has been foully dealt
with