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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21
VIRGINIA. NEWS.

CoNFLIcn OF AuTHoaIrY.Ar ALEXANDRIA.
Mayors Office, Aterandrs q, Only ly.,-Io u 1ne
Lao Abiding Citizens: The Board OF 70
lice, recently elected by the City Councn,
having assumed the prerogntiyes OF xhe
Mayor and had the newly-elected ponce
force sworn In by w. II. May, Esq, anu
having refused to obey the oruers 9, o .ns
Mayor. for this have suspended the boaru
n Police. and forbidden the officers so
sworn from performing any act as pon e,,n
men. / will. therefore, take charge o, Iii Ill
nipht-watch, and such citizens rs arc o; 30 IF
;nSto sustain the law, and invite LIZ Ho, n,r
my Name HUGH LATHAM, Mayor
Tur prrrsYLvAN1A MuRpER.-..m W III pc;tv
"a resterfjov morning the arrest II, oi tI,a
oS kit Hubbard (negro), chargeu WI p ;e
n,,rrder of Mr.. Joseph Il. AhueisyIm I'LL ~ Az,
srivania comfy about the ist OF 1uis. al
ctficer from Danvilie arrived hefe Eist nign ;is
18th . reouisition for HUBBARD ana ne wiz
ho faken to Pittsylvania to-day. HUBBARD,
we, ~. learn. since his arrest has told several
Inherent stories; admits that ne was near
Mr.. Andersor's store on the day preceding
the night of the murder. but stouty pro-
claims his innocence of any completely In
the foul and brutal deed. He states that
negro named John jackson was with MN
during his visit to Pittsylv and that
they went there on gambling expedition:
A warrant was obtained for the arrest OF
Jackson, who was seen In this city yester,,
day morning, but he had not been captured
at "a late hour last night. From what we
gather of the facts in the case the convlction
is strong that Hubbard and jackson are the
guilty parties.-Lynchburg Ne'cs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

|NEETRoPoLITAN HOTEL,
|$IM NEW DIRK
REDUCTION IN HOTEL PRICES.
On and after ULY 18th, 1870, the price Of board
VIII be "a per day. t@
jyI4-1m SIMEON LELANDGC W. :.
G,RAB4APPLE VINEGAR two years
I old and SPICES for PICKING at
CARTER & CHRISTIANS
I'VE Grocery and Liquor Store,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

n~ FOR A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
WHITE GOODS, at very low prices, call at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
PIOUES In endless variety at ..
LEVY BROTHERS..
BED BLANKETS at LEVY BROTliEHS'.
All kinds of FANSat LEVY BROTHEkS'.
GENTS WHITE SUN UMBRELLAS NJ
LEVY BROTHERS..
LADIES' BUFF CAMBRIA PARASOLS a1
81 at LEVI DIN
SILK PARASOLS at all prices at
LEVY BROTHERS..
All kinds of UMBRELLAS at -
LEVY BROTHERS,.
All kinds of GOODS SUITABLEFORM MOURN
1Ncat LEVY BBOTHERS'.
All of the leading Dry Goods stores close at
p M. jy1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

DESERVED PUNIsH4ENT.-Some time since
a negro, whose name is not remembered,
threw spike into a passenger car of the
Southside railroad while it was in motion
near Prospect depot, striking the Rev: MIR.
Mason, of Fincastle, on the head and inju-
ring him quite badly. The negro was ar
rested, and on Monday was tried before the
county court of Prince Edward, found
guilty, and sentenced to five years imprl-
sonment in the penitentiary. Luxembourg
NeaCs, .s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

~ REDUCED PRICES! REDUCED
PRICES!
LLAMA LACE sHAWLS at greatly reduced
prices. Now is the time to buy.
s75 Shawls reduced to s55.
900 Shawls reduced to $45.
Gas Shawls reduced to $50.
$40 shawls reduced to $27.
S3s Shawls reduced to Se5.
$50 Shawls reduced to $22.
s25 Shawls reduced to Sle.
$50 Shawls reduced to gid.
sl5 Shawls reduced to @l2.
$40 Shawls reduced TO 81.
Also, at reduced prices, some elegant WHITE
LLAMA SHAWLS and PARASOL COVERS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
We open our store at A. NJ andclose at Z. Al.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHTP.--Thec o-partnership existing between
the undersigned for more than thirty years, and or
late years under the firm Of GARDNER CARL
TON, In the wholesale BOOT AND SHOE BU-
SINESS, is this day dissolved By mutual consent
In order to form the new co-partnershlp herewith
announced. Either partner Is authorized to use
the signature of the firm in settlement OF the btu
siness ~. JAMESH. GARDNER,
= AMBROSE CARLTON.
JuTu 1870
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DISsOEUTION AND Partnership.
~ The COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
inc betwf en- JONES 4 BROOKE having been dis
solved by mutual consent Mr.: +: j. BROOKE
withdrawing the underslfFned have this Day
formed CO-PART NERSHlP under INC style or
ZONES & MINOR for The purpose 81 conducnnS
the COKE COAL, and WOOD BUSINESS at the
9th street.. T. G.. JONES,
E' Il. ID. MINOR.
JuIv liz 1870. tn#Ett " ~. "'"
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AIOTICE.-The undersigned will continue
the WHOLESALE GROCERY AND com
MISSION BUSINESS at The old stand rs hereto
ore I'm the name and style OF RoBEnT 4. WIZ
IJAMS Il Co. on his own account.
The same strict attention TO business ana 70 Ill
consigpments will be given as heretofore. 49, A.,
Mr. JOHN III. RoYALL Will continue WIN ue
undersigned. ,,r,r ~ uurraMs
tv Ill hobEhI =. H'h1An
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

WATER POWER OF IDAuo.-No State or
Territory in the United States 10 better or
more copiously watered by rivers. streams and
lakes than Idaho. 1t il estimated BY good me-
chanics who are familiar with the topography
Of the country that the entire area Of the
country will furnish over eight million horse
power in water, power for milling and manu-.
featuring facilities. The Snake river alone.
including the Great Shoshone falls. the Niagara
Of the Pacific slope, will furnish over one-half
of this. and more than the whole State Of
Maine, which in turn ia said to furnish more
thaa all the rest of New England. The day
will come when the monopoly Of manufactur-
ing now enjoyed by the vast combinations of
corporation and individual capital in New
England, may indeed see the laborirg classes
there endaved by monied Goldfish aristocracy,
butt will be when every such favored country
in manufacturing facilities as IDAHO, will be to
vast inland region Of surrounding country.
what to-day New England is to the Middle,
Southern aud Western States.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

RELEASING FEvER.-From the ST. Loui,
Republican of Jan. 2sth we learn something o
the nature OF the new disease known m re
lapsing fever, which has made its appearances
in New York for the first time. It generally
occurs among the most destitute classes. and
such 10 the case in Germany. Russia, and the
British Islands It ordinarily commences with
q severe chill, followed by fever. This con.
tinues and gets more severe for from three to
six days, when copious perspiration follows
which generally terminates the attack. The
patient, though feeble. remains free of fever
until about the fourteenth day. when second
chill comes on and 10 followed by the usual fe.
yer. Sometimes q second relapse takes place
about the twenty-frst day, and cases are re.
ported in which third and fourth have been
known to take place. Though the symptoms
are violent during the fever, and the pulse fire..
quent, the disease is not considered very dan.
yerous the mortality not exceeding four or Eve
per cent. It - contagious aud after breaking
put is not confined to the poorer classes.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

MIssissIPrI.-Just as We expected New
England eaEPes-hagger has been elected L. s
Senator from Mississippi. and another Yankee
will misrepresent the people of the South in
that august body. A military officer who. BY
the President. 10 placed as Dictator over q
Sovereign State, invested with powers alto.
gether foreign TO Republican form of Govern.
ment aud in violation Of the Constitution. such
as appointing and removing at viii all officers
10 the State, from provisional Governor down
to even township. Constables. Judges and in-
spectors Of election, hedges himself around
with Gordon Of bayonets. issues bis DEGREES
with as much pomp as the Gar Of Russia, and
backed BY Federal troops under hs command
he rides rough-shod over the rights Of Mssis-
sippians, carries elections as to him seems pro.
per, If necessary by marching his soldiers
from poll to poll or precinct to precinct" TO
defeat the Conservatives, and then politely in.
vites bis tools in the Legislature to elect him to
the United States Senate, which they do of
course. An officer Of the Regular army, q
Yankee puritan. elected to repre-
sent the gallant people Of Mississippi in the
Senate. IF the Emperor OF the French or the
British Ministry were to use the military at the
polls, overawe the people, and deny three.
tourtbs of them the right to vote, as has been
done in the Southern States under the acts of
an infamous Jacobin Congress, what howl
would 90 up from even the Radical party de-
nnouncing tho tyranny of the perpetrators Of
such outrages; and yet. in free America, where
Democratic Republican form of Government
. supposed to exist, equal, If not greater,
crimes and outrages are perpetrated under the
'ioak Of loyalty and under the color of author.
ty. Ames colleague or associate from Missis.
ippi, who was elected at the same time, 10
niger" named Revels who was educated at
)berlin, Ohio, and is preacher by occupation,
is term expiring in 1871, General J. L. AL.
orn being elected for the full term, commenc.
ne March, =, 1871. The st Louis Republican
Gems to think Alcprn the best man of the
hree, and the niger next. We don't know
,uch about Mr.. Mcorn, but from the course
Q has pursued since the war we would prefer 1
he black negro to either of the two white Z
mes. We should have preferred seeing three :
egroes sent to the Senate; as the Radical party o
10 administered "black draught' to the 7
outhern people, we desire to see them return |
10 compliment by filing both houses with he a
roes, and repeat the dose as often az neces- q
Try to cure their tormentors of their monoma- 9
acal love Of the African. In
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10
BEST WAY To MAKE INDIAN TREATIES

BEST WAY To MAKE INDIAN TREATIES
Col. Baker, in command of an expedition sent
against the Blackfeet Indians, somewhere in
the neighborhood of Fort Benton, Montana,
surprised them in camp one morning, about
the 2'st Of last month, and ratified perpetual
treaty of peace with them, by killing them oil
except about half dozen who managed to es.
cape. We have not yet seen the particulars in
any Of our exchanges, but the number cent to
their last reservation is presumed to be in
the neighborhooa Of one hundred aud fifty.
AT last accounts Col. Baker was stirring up
the Piegans, Gros-Ventres, and other tribes,
and we hope to hear OF his making final set
Element with all the "Lo. g" he can find.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10
BuTLER's REPLY TO DAWES.

On the Goth of January Ben. Butler under
took the herculeap task Of replying 10 ths
speech of Mr.. Dawes. Of Massachusetts,. ar
raigning the present Administration for ex
trayagance. Butler goes through with the es
Inmates for the different Departments, and
while his speech in defence Of the Admin.stra.
ton may be considered as the ingenious de.
fence Of an attorney skilled in all the techni.
calities available in the management of the
case of culprit, where the law presumes him
to b. innocent until the contrary 10 shown, yet
it 10 plainly discernibls throughout the whole Of
bis speech that Old Ben. was endeavoring "to
make the worse appear the better cause" In
explaining the estimates of the Post Master
General, in order to reduce the amount Of the
appropriation asked, he states that there was
clerical error, committed by some clerk in
the Department, involving the modest sum Of
sl2,000,O00! He endeavors to explain it, but
in such bungling manner as to leave il in
volved in about as much mystery as it was be-
fore be mentioned it, He attributes one mil.
lion of the increase of the appropriation asked
to some peculiar style of bookkeeping. 1t
may be SO, for the Radical party do everything
different from what Democrats would, and we
have no doubt but that their style of keeping
books lie altogether different. Many millions of
he peoples money disappear through the in
yenuity of Radical book-keepers, and if the
,ock-eyed Beast undertakes to explain the
mysteries of Radical double or triple entry he
will find it about as much of an up bill bust.
less to him as was the taking Of Fort Fisher
However, Butler exhibits considerable ingenu.
ty in postponing settlement. or exhibiting q
balance sheet Of the extensive appropriation"
BUSINESS carried on by him while in Louisiana.
nd We have no doubt but that he will be able
o convince the Radical party that not only
General Grant, but that he himself. is 40 hon.
ct man. He is fertile In expedienis. cunning
9 fox. and allows neither honesty nor We.
acity to stand between him and the accomp-
shmsnt of bis ends. Dir. Dawes may DO
latch for the willy old scoundrel. but we doubt
!; we can only hope that be will continue 10
be course which be has commenced and ex.
ose little more Of the rottenness and extrav.
gance. not only Of the Administration. but Of
lie Radical party generally. Should he do 50.
9 will undoubtedly DO laid on the shelf by his
arty. and If he ha!ts and goes no farther in
Ie good work which be has commenced. it
i'll be safe to assert that be has been bought
by the leaders OF his party.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

RAILROAD AcCrDENT.-The West bound
train on the U. P. r. r. ran off the track and
down en- embodiment at place near Aspen,
January 18th, killing two men and seriously
wounding number. NJ. O'Sullivan. an ex.
Alderman Of Chicago and brother.in-law Of
Crowley, Chief Of Police in San Francisco,
was one Of the killed and man named August
Buchtel was the other.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

House COMMITTEE OK ELgcrfoNs.-The
course pursued by the Radical members of the
House Committee on Elections has become 80
outrageous aud disgracetul in ousting Demo.
Gratis who were elected by hundreds and even
thousands majority, and reporting in favor Of
their Radical opponents. who are invariably
voted in by the dominant party. that a caucus
OF Democratic members of Congress has been
held to consult on the prupriety of Democratic
members declining to serve on the Committee.
We think it would be better for them 10 serve
and to keep a duplicate copy of the record of
the evidence and proceedings had in certain
election cases. Such vllainy as Ia practiced
by the Radical party in Congress through their
adoption of the reports of the Committee on
Elections, cannot last always. day of retri.
button will come, sooner or later and the In.
famous outrages practiced by Radicals in set.
ting aside the will Of the people as expressed
through the ballot box, will be brought home TO
them, and their frauds, corruption and perjury
regarded as the distinguishing traits Of Radical
policy and conduct
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10


THE NoGoLE pEsT.-The Statesman OF the
I'd shows up some more OF the dirty work oil
the Noggle family in regard to the Supreme
Court rules. in which an order of the Supreme
Court, made 10 open Court, was openly disre.
garded and set at defiance by Noggle, Jr., un.
der the shadow Of pere Noggle's ermine as
Chief Justice. We don't see how the States
man could well expect anything but dirty work
from such source, and are surprised that our
neighbor should have been simple enough to
have anticipated anything different. We
formed very decided opinion of the Learned
and distinguished (l) Chief Justice" the first
time we ever saw him. in which opinion we
are Joined by about all the decent men in the
Territory who have ever had any business in
his Court or formed any acquaintance with
him. Our honest opinion is, that of all the
misfortunes which have ever befallen the peo.
pie of this Territory, that of being damned
with the presence of Noggle as one of the
Judges surpasses all visitations which have
ever heretofore been inflicted on n people
whose patience and endurance under all cir.
are proverbial
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

SHoT.-salnave, President of Hayti, who
was captured some time since, was tried be-
fore the Revolutionary Tribunal" Of Portau.
Prince, for treason, found guilty, and on the
goth of January was shot to death One hum
dred and fifty Of salnave's followers were cap.
tured with him, many of whom have been exc.
cuted on the same charge.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

SENATOR THAYER of Nebraska has intro.
duced bill in the U. s. Senate providing that
every person entering homestead under the
Homestead Act of Congress, upon land desti.
tute Of timber. shall plant given area of the
tract with growing forest trees, before appli.
cation can be made for p. s. Government
patent to the land. II ought to become law.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

Loss OF LIFE.-0n the 23d of last month,
during the services at 81. Joseph's Chapel in
Liverpool, England, there was an alarm of fire
given, and during the panic which ensusd 81
teen people were tramplsd 10 death and many
others were seriousy injured. -'rr'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10
A TERRIBLE AFFAIR.-The Oregonian Of

A TERRIBLE AFFAIR.-The Oregonian Of
January 3lst contains an extract from the Sc.
attic Imtelligencer, and also private letter
published in the Herald, giving On account Of
terrible tragedy which took place In Pierce
county, Washington Territory, on the 22d OF
last month. A halEbreed Indian named Wren
some years ago took up ranch and held it un-
til being accused of cattle stealing, when he
was tied up and whipped BY his neighbors and
then made to leave the country. A man
named Clark acted a. his agent. but fndiag
out the ranch was jumpable, concluded to keep
it himself, but being absent at the Legislature,
which was in session at Olympia, another man
named B. Gibson, formerly Of Idaho, jumped
the place, built cabin ON it and made other
improvements When Clark returned from
the Legislature, he commenced suit against
Gibson for the ranch, and on the morning of
the trial a. Gibson and another man named
Mcdaniel were on their way to town to attend
court they were ambuscaded BY mob OF the
friends Of Clark and received volley from
both sides of the road. Gibson was shot In
three different places, one ball passing through
him above the hip. Mcdaniel was shot in the
arm but escaped into town and sent wagon
out for Gibson, who WINS mortally wounded,
and the mob Of forty 1--WE or fifty men followed
the wagon into town. Mcdaniel, who was in
front Of saloon, told them he was uuarmed
and offered to explain matters, but they again
commenced firing on him. He started to run
and received charge Of buckshot in the back,
which did not kill him for he kept on running;
another ball took effect in his cheek. breaking
both jaws. still he ran, when q ball from
Henry rifle struck him 10 the left temple. when
be fell in the mud, and did not die for three
hours His murdsrers would not allow any
one to move him or do anything for him, not
sven the Priest or Sisters of Charity. The
scoundrels then drove tho wagon
Gibson out to q tree and told him
hey were going to hang hun, Notwithstanding
le was mortally wounded. Gibson managed
% snatch six-shooter from one of them and /
hot one Of his murderers in the leg. and was
q the act Of firing again when Teller put
lille to bis eye and blew the top of his head
IT. The affair has created intense excitement
nd much trouble is expected.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

THE Governor Of Colorado recommends
strongly in recent message the immediate in.
stitution of measures which will secure to that
Territory . large European immigration. It
seems a. though every one of the newer States
and Territories were awakening and arousing
10 action upon this important subject.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

A RADICAL WHoLEsALE DIVORCE MEAS.
uRE.-In the Alabama House Of Representa-.
tives, January 18th, bin was introduced to
annul oil marriages which had been solemnised
during the war. +" - -.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

A NUT FOR "NoG" TO CRAcK.--At the
coming Fat Mems Convention at Lewiston,
Maine, the ,Waterville CMe.) Mail says: "If
the Convention win weigh their brains against
their bellies, they win find that extremes have
.'ss.-s a"..Ma. S3..g /.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

HORRIBLE acknowledgement from
Key West Of February 50 report $500 persons
killed and wounded At Havana BY . mob Of
Spaniards In tumqlt growing out OF the kill
ing Gf Castenon at Key West. ~ ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

DIscHARGEp. - Several thousand laborers
have been discharged from work in the navy
yards in the east during the past three weeks |;
the mot Of them fsea ths,R qssea and oosport
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

AN Irishman being asked on late trial for
certificate of his marriage, exhibited huge
scar on his head, which looked a. il made with
2 Ore shovel. The evidence was satisiactory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

Notice is hereby given that the ~, y
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Bo,.. b
T.. subject to the decision Of the Demo.... "aas
Convention of said county. Gro W = c'Qs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10
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WELL.PLACED Io1,

Essays FOR Youse MEN, on the b,nr,.'
placed affection, In early life. and .. wv
early Marriage. as a protection ao,;n.. !,
abuses and social evils of the dsy g.. = A
sealed envelopes. Address Hov,,,
Box P. Philadelphia, Pa. lla
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-10

Notice is hereby given that The md,
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff !, y.
t. subject to the decision Of the Der. - COUNT
Convention of said county. Ion, !, C'a,s