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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23
TGhII.ET ARTICLES,


HAN AND FRECkLES. ~. .sss..~.
MEADE & BAKERS FRECKLE LOTION is
purely vegetable and entirely harmless to the
most delicate skin. 1t Will speedily remove tan
and fretkles and improve the complexion.
Price, so cents bottle.
Prepared only by MEADE & BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
90 Richmond, Va.
GKIN DISEASES.
The CARBOLIC rERFUMED MEDICINAL
AND BATH SOAPS are now prescribed by the
most eminent practitioners in many skin diseases,
and h I've proved very ellcaclous.
For sale at
MEADE & BAKERS Drug store,
an "a p1g NJ lin street
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TOHN ". WYATT,
~ GENERAL SHIPPING
AND C0MEISSIs.E lERCRAEI,
No. GOVERNOR STREET,
RICELoNp, ". fOST-OrFIcE Box II.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND S&a
QUEENSTOWN.E EGEE
sNMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING
FRVM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AED ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable tn Gold. Payable In Currency.
First cabin. SIS Steerase $50
TO London. .......... so To London .....,..... IS
To Paris. 90 TO Paris ............. 80
Tickets cold to and ISorn EnGisrd, Ireland, and
the -Conlingnt, at moderate rates.
For further incarnation spolv st tbs Com any'a
offices. JOHN 6. DALE, Agent
Is broadway, New York; or to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va. .
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L'OR RENT.-The undersigned de- M5
J. sires 10 rent that valuable property Iii
known as the WARM Springs HOTEL, ia
Guiding his furniture, for one year from and after
the Isl OF October next. II not sold before that
time The rentor can also lease as much LAND
as he may desire In connection with the Hotel
property baths &C., there being 800 acres In the
seyef al tracts Of land; 1000 10 loo acres under
fence, tue larger part being in cultivation, mes-
dows, and grazing. Apply to the undersigned,
either Ia be rson or bv letter at Bath Courthouse
Va, Use 20-5t* GEORGES MA4SF.
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I,IRE. MARINE, AND =

OFFICE No. HOS MAIN STREET.
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FOR RENT.

L1OR RFNT, that beautifully-located G:a
a few sn1ares on, side the corporation. there a.e
tour acres OF land suitable for Il marke garden,
with good orch ir'l and fine asparagus beds Inc
house ms six 70 ms, with the usual out houses
Possession given the lst of October. Apply to
FLEMING PHILLIPS,
CO % nv corner Main and Cherry streets.
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TX AIR.-6W bushels PLASTEHERg
tR& HAIkfoT sale hs yaHuLsr 4 EIHG,
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CAPITAL REPREsENTED..... 600 ,oo'
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nor RENT, THE VERY DESIRAsG a.
T. BILE BRICK H II USE on Cary street, be EaI
I cen &c eond and Third, containing eight rooms
kitchen with four 70 ms water ma gas ana oath-
room in the house and In excellent order.
HILL & GOUDiN.
"a at No. HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

7 INsEED OIL, LARD OIL, WHALE
fin, IN 70 aahners OIL keatsfnot on, Lnbrica-
tenseed OIL. Sewing Machine on. ~ - ~
get these oils from the very best crushers in
t 20, &C. country and they are PURE On draaeht or
seie s. e, DOVE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

WASHINGTON TERRITORY lrgMs.-Tbe fol-
lowing items are taken from the Waila WaliA
Statesman:
The steamers on the Upper Columbia have
laid up for the season.
All the saw mills 10 WalIa Walla Valley have
closed work for The winter
During the month of November. 1861 acres
of land were entered at the Vancouver Land
Office. All the lands entered are IN Waila
Walla county.
Whea, is selling at sixty cents per bushel IN
Walla Valley.
The Germans who were induced Ia settle
near the Sound by Gov Solomon are reported
10 be- very much dissatisfied with their location.
G. Fl Geer has oprncd IA broom factory on
the north side Of Mill crerk. and has broom
corn sufficient 10 manufacture 600 br"oms.
Street preaching Is going on IN Walla Walla.
The kooienai expressinas reports times dull
in the fgines aud much snow on The trail 10 tia,
country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

klFt HEP II 4 sN9Y sLIDE.--yimmy Hicks,
aged seventeen, accompanied by younger
brother, started from Rocky Bar short time
ago on snow-shoes to carry the mail to Allan.
"a CITY When about eight miles out from the
former place they were overwhelmed by q SNOW
sioe' which carried them several hundred
yards down the mountain, killing Jimmy Hicks
Tne younger brother escaped uninjured, but
mad MS feet badly frozin in making his way
nome through the snow. A party immediate
" went opt and recovered the body of the
other boy, taqd took it to Rocky Bar, where
the Good TsmRlaFs took charge Of the remains
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29
IDAHO CITY, TT.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1870

Discovery OF CRIMINALs.-For the pas
two years numerous offenses of more or les
grave character have been perpetrated in Sac
ramento, with such caution and secresy as t.
battle all attempts of the police to discover th'
perpetrators Houses would b. fired at mid
day, and no one could be found to whom suspi
cion attached. Churches, school houses, bust
ness houses, private residences, no matter wha
kind of structure or for what purpose used
were alike subjected to the Obstructive malice
of somebody unknown. Several persons had
been arrested at different times, but were re
leased for want of evidence to convict. After
watching and waiting for nearly year, the OFF,
GERS, few days ago, got sufficient clue to the
perpetrators to warrant arrests. An examln-
alton of the effects of one of the parties ar
rested disclosed correspondence in cypher'
which, after some study, was rendered intelll-
gible, and revealed the names of many others,
besides furnishing proof of the gilt of those
under arrest. Among other secrets disclosed
was the fact that person in the county jail,
awaiting trial on the charge of arson, was one
of the parties. BY judicious management the
officers succeeded in inducing him to turn
States evidences and from him got list of
the perpetrators Of all the principle mysteri-
GUS depredations that were committed, -num-
bering about thirty-which were corroborated
by the statements of another of the gang, who
is undergoing sentence in the county Jail. 1t
appears the desperadoes were all young men,
residents of Sacramento, and well known
there. They had signs of recognition, pass
words, &c, and were in all respects thorough
ly organized for operations. Their objects
,wsa fun" as they called it, and their depre-
.datiops were conceived and executed in wan
ton malice generally, with an occasional bur-
glary or robbery, "just for the replenishment
of the exchequer," aud not with a view solely
to profit. Five of those arrested have been
held to answer for their "fun," by the Grand
Jury, and many more are known to the police.
and will be arrested. They are mostly of the
class known as fire runners and incpient
''sports," such as infest all cities, more or
less, and particularly the cities of this coast
in some instances finally eliminating in organ
lied bands of highwaymen, horse thieves aud
outlaws generally.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

MORE DIGGINGs.-A correspondent writ
ing from the lately discovered gold mines ia
Chihuahua, Mexico, gives glowing accoun: oil
them. As they are about the right distance
from this country, and are in the proper direc.
ton for consideration at this season of the
year, we presume our prospectors will hunt
up their cayuses ard start of. The writer IA.
ferred 10 concludes thus:
They are even more rich than was expected
Twelve men IN eight hours washed out over
thirty seven ounces Of gold in one day Next
day they got five hundred dollars, and have an
average OF over three hundred dollars per day
Great excitement prevails and general rush
Is being made to the new mines
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

ARREsrED-Rnderick Random Butler. re.
elected to Congress from Tennessee by the
Radicals, upon his arrival in Washington was
arrested BY the L. S. Marshal on bench war.
rant charging him with forgery. The grand
jury OF the District of Columbia found two in.
dictments against him for that oifense. One
OF Buffers Radical colleagues, Stokes. of Ten.
nessee, went his bail for 81 900 and he was Sc,
at liberty. Butler should be promoted instead
OF arrested. He ought to be made Chairman
of the Committee of Ways and Means.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

THE IDAHO DEMoCRAT-A new candidat,
for public favor put in an appearance at the
Capital, last week, in the shape OF the Idaho
Democrat. The name indicates the politics oil
the paper, which is edited and published BY
two of our old friends,-staunch Democrats
j. r. Pile and A. j. Boyakin. both of whom
are practical printers and thoroughly able to
"hoe their own row" in the field of Idaho
Journalism. The former was once compost
tor, in this Office and the latter, for about six
years past. has occupied the position of fore
man in the Idaho Statesman Office "Jud,"
besides being thorough printer, has given
substantial evidence Of the fact that his talent
Is not confined to sticking" type alone, but on
the contrary that he can handle pen with the
same facility that he does q rule. The initial
number OF the new paper reached us several
days ago, and its mechanical execution and ed.
itorlal "get up are alike creditable to the
new aspIrants for journalistic fame. We are
SATISFIED that the Democrat will render valua.
pie aid and do good service in the cause of
Democracy, and we extend to our two enter.
prising friends the right hand Of fellowship
and assure them that we indulge the hope that
tnelr venture may prove success beyond their
most sanguine expectations.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

A NEW Observation-Disclosures for sev.
eral years past, have been experimenting and
endeavorlng to discover some way of sending
two messages Mt the same time along single
wire. The London 4henacum states that the
problem has been solved, and that Mr.. C.. F.
Farley has discovered a method by which four
currents, conveying as many messages, can be
conveyed at one and the same time By n single
wire. II such is the case it will revoutionize
the telegraph business, and ought to bring
about considerable reduction in rates
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

The NEW YEAR just to be In 1asnloh ano
accord our action to time-honored CUSTOM we
here observe that the year 1870 will have been
numbered with the past and the Finger o.
Time will point to another figure upon the Dial
Of Eeternity before the next issue OF our paper
"A Happy New Year." saywe, to our patrons
and friends. 1.-THE better the day the better
the Decd" is an old saying, and as the hrs1
day of the new year and the Sabbath are the
same, this will be a most appropriate tune ior
turning over new leaves" and forming goo'
resolutions and plans for our future guidance
"Hell IS paved with broken resolutions
says plain-spoken writer, and we may add so
is the first week of January. May we hope
that this shall be time of more good resoiu-
tons made and held to than any OF the past.
We are not sentimental, and shall shed no
tears over the death of the year. Let 1t die.
The good that it may have done will be cher
ished as that of oil others has been, while It's
follies and errors will be sooner forgotten II
we but start Alright in the new. Good bye,
Old Year:-a hearty welcome to the New.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

the Alabama claims, and oI. .s;a.
.arest between the two coun'Ii.. an Intellectual
In the Senate. Williams maui -. ioint com.
effort TO get up his reso1tlon =. lepisla-
.nsttee TO take charge OF oil 1e'es''pA
ton. ,,,ton was laid over for
further discussion. ~. ae Nevada. 10
enable the people Of Colorado 10 ,o, ~ the nd.
s st.nent and state government anu MI. on an
m;ss;on of said State into the S ..a,as Ra.
annal footing with the orig'nai o.a
erred TO the Committee on Ierrloi l. the
omite an excitement was occas'o" ..saIl
uo.se by a personal explanation ., Luz yerI
- on attack made on him IN the Nc" i"
E,enino Post. He said the reason 10, ,u, III
tack wos that he had had brother " ~.
G,,i,en Rryant turned out Of office Tor 'sa,ng'
nawes .Judd and Farnsworth defended Dry
amt Tn the course OF the debate inge'S'
asLad Rrvant's defenders how many ilirsitipn"
children Bryant had in the town III ""''A -
lives. oo IT,. .i...,oo in
tbe First District for Congressman res"'.ea ~
= maturity of IS43 for Decherb (Demi' : In
the 0ctober election the Republicans haa over
600 majority in the same district; a.
R,IrIGH. N. c., Dec 2O-Io-dny tue
Ro,rd of Managers in the Governor iio'ash
imneachnent trial, accompanied by TIE SPEAK
ar and members of the House. went To the oar
If the Senate and formally presented articles
of impeachment AT the concluding oi THESE
nrocerdinps the Lieutenant Governor vacated
the chair ia the Senate aud assumed executive
functions
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

chAzY-Phil Smith, one of the first pack
ers into the caribOo mines, apa well known in
Ems upper country generally, reached San
francisco from Victoria, on tho i7th of this
mon'n' IN company with his family, apparently
in sound heat health Of body and mind But soon
after Ri! h's arrival there be became rayingly H.
sane, and his confinement in IN straight ack t
ana prison was necessity. AZ hs was tenn
4srss sssaa mar" TO- cause b.. sudden
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

ViGILANrEs.-A Vigilance Committee has
Tor some time been in process of formation in
Los Angeles, Cal. Its first victim was man
named Lachenai, confined in the iai on n
charge OF murder and supposed to be bad
character, generally. The hanging was per.
petrated on the morning Of Dec. 18th, in the
presence of least 900 people-citizens Of the
1ow "a ana viclnity.-who offered no resistance
to tbs lawless act. '''""S'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

MAN AGERS:

MAN AG ERS:
IDAHO crrr--Hon W C whitson. John Riordan'
traits, Bryant DIR II zipf DR. d SimpsyvI,s as
w thatcher. Thomas Barry. Jas Judge. I'm
mos toye. Henry Meredith. J Dooley, - a
kins. John German. Thos Smith. ss|
Mingsiey, keegan, J pcyton. No oas,.s I
WIN. Saylcs Jr. d II Anderson. John Ne" 80
saunders. Ben AZ Davis. Matt Zapp. g. -
FRANK buckley, Mr. Black, Dryde McCliniocA,, u I'll
Brown. John Brodbeck. William Fizgcrsna.jl
Porter. wickershan, NJ Rosenthal, a ~ ~ II
SkNIEhsILLE-Dr 4 Freeman, John G'Donnel-
y DUKE. Ridge. w II Tincher, Louis boulsf AZ
Con Donaho. Chris Dempsey, X Goidt'ah'
=, MeHert. Jas McDevittt, NJ Nealon. PfoutL or
FioNEkh Crrf-Jas Madigan. Matt Ryan. ben ~
son, Al Cannady. Robt Mcduinness, VIM ns q
Snarley sallay. John vescy, W A Nunnai''
AIR Dayener. .,.s
ftn1csaviLLE-DrJ II Ralston. Pat sheridan. Wi NJ
x,sn. hugh Craig. J II Witt, Thos sutton. a M
Aweil. w Dawson. Michael Smith. Chas IA n.
1850 bradford. Martin Cathcart Turner s~ ria
I ANTE CREEK-Con Haley. John Leary. Jonh IA,
yyennis Crowley. John Brogan, Robt Devine,
Moon. 9 Mills. Thos Burke, John Galiasnrr
S.eakie, Michael Herman. Jas Larkin. Jas No"
n OnAs Boyle. John Cheatly. Michael Leary. nal
usroN-Thos Decker Owen Daley, Peterson -
Ddr Tickets for sale in every CAM
in the Basin.-l@a
Price of Tickets, %.
December e. is7o-td,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

"A|LA "ALLA STATEsMAN.-The Walla
Walia Sfqtes'nan has entered on its tenth year .a
The proprietor. in his last issue, SAYS that on
the opening of the new year the paper will be-
brought out In On entire new dress. We are
glad to notice this evidence OF prosperity on
the part OF one of our most valuable Demo.
cratic exchanges, and our best wishes attend
our prosperous party friend.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

ABsENTED AGAIN.-Our editor has again
gone down to the Capital and will possibly be
absent couple of weeks, though we hope not
mat long, However, whether he is or not, we
Will try and Eeep the WORLD moving In some
way, regardless Of what may DO thought of the
manner by any one. We are not an adept Mt
scrlbbllng or scissoring and will use our pleas
are as to choice of exercises until kicked out
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29
Aleu- advertisements.


Tnhniroer or ipAno. In Justices Court. before
County 81 Hoases James E%ssn.
VITA. II Miller d Co. versus l. ID. Feiul
To J.. II. PETITE:
WHEREAS. ISAAC NEWTON. or Tur r4nm
w 81 ". IL. Miller Co. has made eataat.lA ni %
the undersigned. II the Justices az iho feacs in
aud foT said county. that sou indebted Go thea la
The suin of tft! three Dollars and Tca Cents 1888 l0
"~ls For lumber furnished al special instance
and Tor your behoo' a. sbosn per hail file ia Ia,
"ssoe thoErsorc. ia the 81 lho people q the
nsie esaies ia iho Territory uf Idaho tau age here
.? summoned to be and appear before nc At tiay of
See in PAoerNiIe Aaad county, GA the lei das of
January. A T. 1871. 5, o'olack ia the Afternoon 81
saad day. In ansseT SaAd complaint or iude,eu of Hal
NC tAA't against you Tor Tho sona 81 fl:iyihree Dol
lara aud Ten Cctts and cgsta 81 suit
"'feh under my hand ANA dated al plaocra! lle in
The count! 81 Boise. ,ho 23d dsy of December
u. lss0. JAMES I9AN 1usttde ~ ~ -
"E~1 of sad county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

GRANT AND PoRTER.-NOtwithst the
publication of Admiral POrter's letter, which
reflected so severely on Grant, the latter hai
nominated that Janus faced. saltwater hero to
the vacant position of Admiral. The fact that
Grant made this nomination has been heralded
by Radical papers as M evidence of his torglv-
ing disposition, &c Late dispatches, however,
explain the real feelings of Grant, and deprive
him of any credit which he would otherwise
have received for pursuing what was thought
to be an upright and honorable course. Ii is
now stated that he is laboring to prevent the
confirmation of Porter, and is extremely anx-
ious that the bill abolishing the Offices OF Ad
miral and yice-Admiral, which recently passed
the House, should also be passed at once by
the Senate. BY making the nomination, be
makes an apparent show OF having no feelings
Of resentment toward Porter; or, at least, that
be doesn't allow his personal feelings or ami
nositles to control him in public affairs. His
subsequent course, in lobbying to defeat Por-
er's confirmation and to secure the passage,
~ the Senate, of the House bill abslishing the
,ffice, is \ miserable exhibition of his spleen
nd in perfect keeping with his course ia other
matters equally discreditable TO his administra.
ion.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

AcoUTTEip.-sJohd s. Tyler who shot and
killed q notorious character in San Francisco
in July last, BY the name Of Jas. Dobson, has
bad bis trial and been acquitted. '~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

coNFEMgT;;--!Baskin, the lawyer who com.
mitt.sd A coqtsmpt Of Court in Utah. has been
ARRESTED and l gent to Camp Douglas to serve
out the impris99meqt ordered by the Judge.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

INCREASE OF POPULATION The complete
census of California shows an Increase in ten
years al 1868
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29
Diamond Jewel
Made 70 order. by myself

dewelry of all iinas made 20 order. on shasE
ia ihe most approved 81, ic aud hulsh. and d
81 repairing done promfil! aid satisfactorily
rant every article leaving mF establishment 10
shai represent IL. aud am prepared ie o
for any description Of WATCHES, CLOCK
yEHILRr of Eastern manufacture, al love
than ever before offered ia iliis market
aa- Orders Tor all kisads a! worn aarcrs 7
viii bc promptly allied by articles Of ny o'1
tac;arc. 81 ANY style or quality required. 81 ID
my skill IL saffscicn; ia compete with iAs;d tfi
sklllfui workmen Of any country. Do I'D "
orders for homemade work and send Il 70 cue
manufacture.
n1- Ny place Of business Is J
door 10 LAUER x SWlNNS, On j
Street, Idaho City, |. 7.
D. 3. Kimmel
December p. ls7o.w2
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