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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-08

See remarks made by Benjamin Travers, F. 4.
c. S., sc. Speaking Of those diseases, and dis
eases arising from the excess of mercury, he
states that no remedy Is equal to the Extract OF
Sarsaparilla It's power is extraoI binary, more so
than any other drug am acquainted with. 1t is,
in the strictest sense, tonic, with this Invaluable
attribute that 1t is applicable to state Of the
system SO sunken and yet SO irritable as renders
other substances of the tonic class unavailable
injurious.
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See remarks Of the GREAT CHEMISTS and
PILL MEN OF AMERICA, WIN. R. WARNER
& CO., l54 north Sd street, Philadelphia, Pa:
"H. T. HELMBoLD
Esteemed Friend,-I congratulate you on having
the haudsomest and at tho same time the most
EFFECTIVE PILL that I have ever known for
the purposes intended.
WEI. P. WARNER & co.
III. T. HelnlboLd," .-.--. .m...
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
IL FARM NEAR ASH AND.-By virtue Of =
deed OF trust, dated % March, 1870, executed to
me by Z. D. and K. Nj. Travis, aud duly recorded
IN the clerks Office Of Hanover County Court,
shall. at the request or John 3 James, the benen-
premises, ON the l2ih day Of May, 1871, At II
O'Clock M, TINT valuable TRAIT OF LAND,
about one mile northeast OF Ashland, known as
Jones's ~ con tanning about 1916 acres, more or
less, lying on the telegraph road, and adtainiDg
the lands of John 3. James, Edmond Winston,
john NJ. Swift, and Others. The improvements
consist Of very nice new FIR. MED ROUSE:
with six rooms, and che usual out-buildings. About
100 acres OF The land IL cleared. There are about
20 acres tn whe and part Of the residue
OF cleared land 10 prepared for corn. There are so
acres well set in clover and timothy. sr5tS~ y
TEENS Enough In cash to pay expenses of
sale and to discharge o note tor II R12 Que March
5th, 1871, on credit until March sth, 1879. as to
9I,sa4 and any residue on such terms ~ may be-
Ynads known AZ day OF sale, ~
r..s,-s WIZ. JOSIAH LEAKE. Trustee.
p. S.-- Mr.. JOHN i. JAMES VIII take pleasure
In showing the place 70 any one desiring TO SEQ i&
my 3-tds
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BY Paine 6 Co., Auctioneers.

- BY Paine & Co., Auctfoneers. :.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
: :, - OF FRESH SPRING GOODS. ltrgs,. 5
On THURSDAY, 11ih instant. commencing At
10 O'Clock we VIII sei at onr waref"nse very
large AID attractive assortment Of entirely fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS, .ga..zt1 ~
comprising q great variety OF new and choics
goods, nos receiving, adapted to spring tand
summer sales. s.. ,-.- s ss &. ~ !, ~
200 CASES BOOTS. SHOES, ..L,,.
consisting Of every variety for men. women, miss
es. hovs and children. Including ten cases ~ EMS
PRIME PLOUGH-SHOES and BROGANS,,with
avariety Of ~, silI&i' - '..t.s ,'7.f 80
MEMS and BOYS HATS and CAPS, .
RaA al cLoTHINe,
SMALL WARES, aEr,t - -
i TABLE OILGL0THS, ..~. -
. /! a. - TRAVFLL1NG-BAGS, &c.
: We invite the particular attention Of city. and
country merchants TO this large sale. as the goods
are all fresh aud desirab1e and will be sold with
out reserve, and In lots to suit buy ers.
my 4 ids PAINE 90 GU, Ancts. :,
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TOHN MAHONY, 333
formerly Of the firm Of Y ays { ns SpTs or
ARTIFiOIAL. TEETH for from T~ENai
THIRTY DOLLARS. 80, 800, :, tseir
OLD GOLD SETS bou8h; or exchanged - 49,
value for new sets or vulcanite. h.txera
Once and residence sE Msir slfecr rs
Sixth and Seventh streets. - ~ -
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.lMI.lNERAL WATEns.
MINERAI. wATEaS.
yTTHITE SULPHUR WATER.
pa1cE REDUCED TO- O. PEE CASE 'os
TWO DOE, FULL QUART oTTIEs. ~

= -
j The proprietors ARC pleased To- announce tnss
they are enabled To REFUGE the price or tn,s
famed water TO o. per case oftwo dozen iuh QUAR-
bhttles. ~" 80
PURCELL, LADD CO.. Drugglsts,- sr'
/ my6 A gents Va SPRINGS MkIers.
SODA WATER, SODA WATER;
y We have pnt up one Of TUFTS most Improve
Arct Soda perfectly new M tnroo ogai
~ s sny In the world. IL is warranted perfectly
pure, cold, and sparkling, and free from AWNING
sniurious. Our syrups are made rom gehuIne.
rs Juices, and arc OF delicious favor ara M Rrsas
VAR TN and v1cHY WATERS Lovers
Of these wholesome and refreshing beverages must
give ms call. we are prepared to charge sooa
Fountains. and supply 81 rups by the gallon. r.
- BUDEKER & DADE, CITY Drug store'
|. No. I4A Main street,
| an o. Corner above st. Charles Hotel.
TREsH CONGRESS WATER just re
ceived from Saratoga Springs, and for sale by the
,.so or hottie not at MEADE 3 BAKERS Drug
s,ora Clio Main street. apl2
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INTERESTING TO THE LADIEs.E,

INTERESTING TO THE LADIES'
II YOU desire fashionable, durah!S; ana .Sp
easy-ftting BOOT, SHOE, GAItEh' AM
SLIpPsR, you should csli at me ,sposr,ry,
No. aus Broad street, between &th ana sa, ,o,s
uexs door to Mrs. l.. z. Jones's mili,nsty St NJ
where you win find Somplsts SaHssnd lInRENSS
Boor So and Shoes, OF the best make and att
SRame,nber that the Ladies' Boot ana sRoe hD'
poA1oA - ~ A. IL. HAHRiS
apn ais Broad street, between 0a anu 'Ht
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BY Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Alctioneers,
1ll3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HUN
l. DRIED AND FIFTY ACRES OF FARM Nc
LAMB :, IN q, 6s Mr. ,1,r COUNTY ~ EIGHT
AT AUCTIUN.-Being required to execute the
provisions OF certain deed Of trust, bearing
date I'd July, 1851 from Susan y. WInfree to the
undersigned trustee, duly recorded in the clerks
office OF the County Court Of Henrico, ! shall
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises
on FRIDAY, the 9Th May, at 10 O'Clock M., ~
fair II not. next fair day thereafter, ut the
same hour,) the TRACT OF LAND mentioned In
said deed as containing $50 acres OF FARMING
LAND, part timbered. the balance improved,
with several good and substantial log cabins
thereon, situated on the road leading to Charles
City county, about eight miles from the city Of
Richmond. EE.@yE',,.. -
TERMS whilst the deed requires enough in
cash to defr4y the expenses OF executing this
trust, and 20 pay a note for 1920, with interest
thereon from Sd January 1885, It has been agreed
by tie parties to this sale that one-third CT the
purchase money be paid an cash; the balance In
four and eight months, for negotiable notes, with
interest aided, and secured by deed Of trust,
and the land to be divided into three or more
tracts, GEO. ID. WISE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON 6 Co., Aucts. APPS It's
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V1RGINLA STEAMSHIP AND ~eas,
ssanssip ako. B: Gfross xlrne sss Y.ss
s ssTsTz EAT ukDAH leaves Rishmoaa sT sIy
- ssY Esassssss' , V,
Freishsreceiyed daily. l.sf= :
,ss,4 7e5qeSg.e D. ]. BURR. President.
l lev l7ls aa,n street
DHILBADELPHIA, RICH -
u M0ND AND NORFOLK STEAM &NGH
sHIP LINE-FoR PaILAuELP HiI ~ ~
ohfoLK, s. LVoR Ind 4
ssphs sSsry ggnNs 81 aRP sD s isST
and Richmond every MONDAY and THuRsDaayy !,
alternately Freight received daily iexcent Sun.
n f9esPe aan p ana any ss sf
New Orleans Ola Southern Mail staar,sb,n g 70!
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk III ~
: Psssase g Philadelphia, including meals and
.E-1's j VI: E: POTTER oct Agent
b u,s No; ATs DoSs street, Richmond.
~ - y No. IA North Wharves. and
fe 10 No. South Vhzraes. Philadelphia
John W. WYATT, 2
- AND cohhIssfoa akaofanAt Kr..
vro,,! re; GoVzaNos sTaEET
ZOE L1yEEeooh ,j AER ,esan
E&ANLLNE or M ~ sT,gAMERs SAILING
AND ALTERNATk TUESDAYS, l.
. RATES OF PASSAGE.
s;PSyGeSss;tn fo5d. s,s, Jpayahs IN Currency
TICKET sold e and fron II snsiand irssnd M
the Continent It moderate rates,
fnYfhar affQr1 QnY,lU NJ tho
! - is groadvay, New York; or %
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
FOB new YoRK >sess
OLD ooMIf t MOI. sTEAhsniE :2aGka
The side;Tses! sts e ,wYAEoekE, lsAAv
MAkE md aaTRi iesye sea Y aht =;
gorfo!E Gliy Point and sicS,49gd sTey TUES
DAY, and SUNDAY, AZ higa tide. Ai'
These ships are . entirely nsw: They have elegant
ao1s, and attention, are Unsurpassed. A'''mm00
Close connections made With steamers for An
southern and European ports.
lns9r r. snss H sseSt ER ordered AT 0uAR
For further information apply TO
mv,s JOHN W. y. ; do,srs,o As :s3ss,.
NAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATss1,l,
G COMPAEY.-FOR BALTIMORE, a&s33Sssssz
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND ALL AEn-
ULAR LAND :NGS ON THE JAMES River.
The fist and elegant United States mail steamer
JOE N sYLy sTER,
T. Captain 2. C. CLIFFORD,
leaves cGmpany's wharf at Rockets for The
apoye-nsmed places on MONDAYS. WEDNES-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, 3: sIX O'CLOCK A. ~,
and returns on Tuecdays, Thursdays, and sstur-
days.
Passengers arrive IN Norfolk In time to con-
meet with old Bay Line steamers for Baltimore
and points North. tI.t@3 sS'#
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg Oh ar.
rival OF steamer. 49, - ,s., II.
Fare 10 Baltimore.
Fafe 10 NOr1CK.. IeV.
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return LOO.
EXPRESS. o.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and So
tnrdays, for Norfolk, Portsmout Boston, Baltt-
more, snd principa! landings ON Chesapeake bar
and aiiresular landings or lame: river, ~ REA-
S0NARLE RATES. Freight received from 4 A.
Ii. till 6P. M.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid
L. 3. TkTUM, General Agent
- f. Office. Companys wharf,
prapet af3ic, CORNER Main and 9Th
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Ill3 Main street. -


rOUsE AND LOT ON TWENTY
Ill FIFTH STREET, UNION HILL, FOX
SALE AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY, the GIN
inst. at O'Clock p. NJ VIC shall sell ut auction,
on the premises, NEAT FRAME BUILDING
with five rooms. in thorough repair; kitchen, and
lot 8Oxl34 feet ON the west side of 25th, corner
street. The lot viii be sold as whole, or divided,
as NAV seem best at sale.
TERMS line-third cash the, balance In six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, with interest,"
added and secured by 4 deed Of trust.
my ids RICHARDS in & CO., Aucts'
The above mentioned sale Is postponed until
MONDAY, The 9Th instant. at O'Clock T. nj.
'mys RICHARD: ON & CO.
old CHESTERFIELDC OURT-HOUSE
ORUILDINGS AND LANDS FOR SALE Al
AUCTION.-In accordance with an act OF the
General Assembly. approved July II, 1917, l mere,
hy 0ffer for sale the OLD COURT-HOUSE, and
the BUILDINGS and LANDS attached thereto,
on the STH DAY OF MAY, 1871, at front door OF
the present courthouse, in Manchester, 10 The
highest bidder.
Terms made known at day Of sale.
This property is most desirable, having large
court. hou built of brick, and two Jail5 and
clerks office, built of substantial Materials and
containing TWO ACRES OF LAND.
Il is well suited for the purpose of large board
Ins-school, or for manufacturing purposes:
Persons desiring to make advantageous invest
ments had better examine the property before the
day OF sale. JAMES II. CCA;,
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nELMnshn.s EXTRACTS r.Ra.As..~.,.-.>>,
A DyJCE no THE BROKEN DOWN
IN health, THOSE OF BAD BLOOD
ID AND OLD MAIDS IN PAR'
! TICULAR: - ~
APRIL, MAY. AND JUNE.
PURIFY THE BLOOD IN THESE MONTHS On
HELMsonD's FLUID as
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA1
s. cures all eruptions Of the skin. ir
HELMBoLD's FLUID |.
EXTRACT sARsAPARiLLA
cures the worst form or blood diseases. =, 81
HELMBoLD,s FLUID s7i.ae
EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA
enters readily into the circulation OF the blood.
HELMBoLD,s FLUID
EXTRACT sAEsAPAEILLA
beauties the complexion.
All powders and outward applications destroy
the skin, rendering 1t harsh and coarse Look
at tho skin or old maids and those that have
used such any length Of time. Ny advice Is 10
discontinue them and use
HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPAEILLA.
One hottie Is equal in strength 10 one gallon of
,,,s svrnp,, or decoctions as usually made, and
,,,,no class added to a pint of water equals the
-.,ohu,,as Lisbon diet drink. Try 1t this way.
H. A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE:
HELMBOLDS
'~ CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
PLEASANT, SAFE, AND AGREEABLE
CATHARTIo,
hEhh10o CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
rrsED1N ALL AFFECTIONS WHERE A PUR-
eATIvE MEDICINE IS NEEDED.
HELMBoLD's
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS !:
HARMLESS TO A CHILD AND TAKEN EY
CHILDREN.
IHELMBoLD's
| CAThWBA GRAPE PILLS
| s11pERsErE MAGNEsIA, SALTS, AND
EVERY OTHER PURGATIvE.
HELhBoLD's
| CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS ::
CERTAIN IN EFFECT AND PLEASANT IN
| OPERATION.
hhhh0oNO CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
Is NOT A PATENTED PILL.
HSh"ooHO CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
ARE COMPOSED OF
CATAwBA GRAPE JUICE
AND FLUID EXTRACT
OF RHUBARB.
| PROCEED IN
THE SPRING AND
SUMMER MONTHS,
| TO insurc NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW
vIGUR: Purchase two bottles OF IIELMBOLD'S
SARSAPARILLA and one box Of PILLS
WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD.
No better investment can be made for SO small
sum.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
has acquired a WORLDWIDE FAME.
All of my preparations are meritoIlous. A pc
Rod of twenty years has PROVED THIS to be the
case.
See remarks made by Benjamin Travers, F. 4.
c. S., &C. Speaking Of those diseases, and dis
eases arising from the excess of mercury, he
states that no remedy is equal to the Extract or
Sarsaparilla It's power is extraoI binary, more so
than any other drug 1 am acquainted with. 1t is,
IN tho strfctest sense tonic with this Invaluable
attribute, that 1t is applicable to state Of the
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l. " - -.
70 SHRPKR6.
THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AND TIE
BALTIMOGE And Quo RAILROAD
CUMpANY'S TROUGH LIME TO
THE WEST #
offer superior induce ments W shipper: Of To
RA Geo, WHISkEY, BACON, CANDLES &C.
TO and from the West u! low rates, QUICK INNS
and less handling than any other line.
All western and eastern. bound freight delivered
TO and received from on board the cars OF the BAL.
Limore and Ohio Railroad Company d. Locuss
Point, saving transfer By drays and exposure 70
weather In Baltimore.
Through bills OF ladtng given on al shipments
nv =, - -, WLLIAM P. BRETT,
ynoy15 Agent
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Call at the new store. W M. IVA SMk I II, .
my3 and late T. 8, Baldwin, ll0s Main 81.
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
1917 MAIN STR E EFT.
I have this day received per express my second
supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMER BUTTS
suits in Derby, frock and French sack style. Price
from So so up to $50 q suit. Fine BLACK, BLUE,
aud BROWN DRESS FROCK COATS at low
| TsILORING DEPARTMEET.--Frenc Fancy
Casstperes, Black cloths, DoesEins, Blue Fan
mel, aud gestings. which MAKE UP 10 Oh
DER In STYLE.
My stock Of FURNISHING GOODS Is COM
plete. JULIUS kRAh EK,
an 20 Merchant Iallor.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will g.
fnd at our establishment large and we'll
selected stock, from low-priced goods up 70 '"'
finest BOOTS aud SHOES msde-in all sizeS-0H
the most reasonable terms. ,uo
WV ~ A' - = MARCUS HARRIS & Bro,
NV, isa3 Main ST., near lfh 81.
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Ciss.EMIA&,

CLoTHING,-sPECIAL NOTICE.-In
" add ion to my stock Of READY-MhDE
CLOTHING, desire to inform you that keep
constantly on hand large and choice selection or
ali the latest styles In CLs ThS CASSlMEREs.
and VEsTI NGS. which will make to measure In
nr. EBRI. INV cutter, cannot be excelled in his
art, and asks Il trial at your hands.
Call ut the new store. NM. IRA SMITH,
my3 and late T. 8. Baldwin, ll09 Main st.
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The above sale is postponed until MONDA>
next, the sth instant, at the same hour.
mys - VIM. l. CLOPTON, Trustee.
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IMPORTANT TO WEsTERNssagZs

sci Branch office, corner Main and 9Th sts.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-05-18

ADA CoUNTY.-We condense the following
items from our Boise City exchanges:
John Dunn and John Toy, two soldiers, were
arrested for grand larceny, on May 9Th, and
on an examination before Justice Glidden were
committed to await the action of the grand
jury.
bartholomew has started for the railroad
with his Liliputian Circus
John Leggett was shot through the head and
Killed at WATERFOWL. on Snake river, few
days ago, by Frank Mccoy The slayer has
not yet been arrested, he having left the dig.
glngs Immediately.
A severe frost has damaged the fruit crop in
Boise Valley.
}. Il. johnson, Esq, Superintendent of the
Burnt River ditch, ut Eldorado Baker county.
oregon, advertises for $50 men to work on the
ditch. '"o
Bishop Lootens and Father Mesplie have ar.
rived at Boise City from the East.
The defendants in the Mahogany suit which
has been occupying the time and attention of
the Owyheeans for a month past have brought
suit in the District Court to quiet title to fhe
mine. Judge HOLSTER granted an Injunction
restraining the litigation now going on at Sill.
yer City, before Justice of the Peace, about
the property.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-05-18

MORE RECRUTTS.-An exchange states that
the Interior Department at Washington has
decided that the Ottawa Indians, under the
treaties of 1862 and 1867, are citizens of the
United States. Indians, negroes and Greasers
are considered by the Radical leaders excel.
lent material out of which to make American
citizens, because they are very liable to vote
the Radical ticket. If it was believed that
they were intelligent enough to comprehend
the principles of Democracy, it is safe to as
sert that mary" niger" Indian or Greaser
would ever exercise the right of suffrage in
this country as long as New England ideas con-
troll and direct the legislation of the country.
The Black Republican party has about had its
day, and has realized the truth of the old ad.
age that every dog was inalienably entitled to
that length Of time. New recruits are needed
to renew the wasted strength and to fill up the
decimated ranks of that corrupt and infamous
organization of public plunderers Africa has
supplied the material since the end of the war,
but the stock at hand is about exhausted, and
HO" nIeuO A4uSb UO slLuCh dHOlHtI HlusI
be discovered; and mongrel Mexico must con-
tribute, in connection with the supposed " lost
tribes" the "Lo family" and the leprous scum
of China, to fill up the depleted columns of
Americas curse, the Radical party, which is
running the country to perdition in manner
and at speed unequalled in the annals of his
tory, either sacred or profane
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MONTANA IrEMs.-The following item. -
aiken from our Montana EXCHANGES. are

MONTANA ITEMs.-The following tan,
taken from our Montana exchanges. ' afe
Cinnamon made two purchases &c
near Pilgrim Bar, lately, paying sc dsasaoaa
Morrison 81 Co.'s ground and 81 600 J ~" fe
comb IL Co.'s. w hoL
Irvine, Brawner & Co., on Pilc,;.
have 230 feet pressure on their hydrs,l;ni Ba,
Col Wall, after examining the pen;4c..
at Deer Lodge City, suggested that 1nru s,
was made more secure, persons shoula IeS II
qured to present a certificate of GOOD - re.
character before being admitted moral
Seven persons have been arrested 81,
ton agency for selling whiskey to Ind;sasau s le
Two Cinnamon committed suicide latal
Deer Lodge. 'A'eay at
Pemberten & Co., who are WORKING H.,
lie diggiDgs at Pioneer, sent east and nr. .ufaa
a locomotive headlight and reflector 10 v uaa
night in their dggings 1t cost only s n We at
besides being vast improvement on tbs an, si
pitch pine light system, it will be fonnS S1o od
cheaper in the end lucA
Cal. G. Claws0n and Harry ]. Mort. !.
Deer Lodge are preparing to publish hool !
adventures in the mountains and on tb. 1T
before the railroad was built. Including t P'a,a
tory and incidents connected with the d;.a NV
cry and settlement Of the western and N r'.e''
ern mining countries, DC. 3'
Hon. James Nj. Cavanaugh of Montana ~.
is candidate for denomination by the Dem "a'
racy for Delegate to Congress, has form;S ss'
Bile competitor for the position in the person :.
+. w. Toole, Esq, prominent AttorDey ~
Helena. The Territorial Convention meet, :.
Helena on the 10Th of June. Of
A general Jail delivery took place at Ro,.
man City short time ago, in which four nj.
Dners escaprd. f''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-05-18

LEARNED TRICK.-The MOntanians have
just found out that in hydraulic mining it pays
better, and carries off more dirt, to pipe tow
ard the boxes. They call it an innovation on
the "emigrant" style, which, it seems, has here
tofore prevailed ia that section The Ne,c
North Vest says that the miners on Henderson
Gulch learned the trick from man named
Davis, '.just over from Idaho" Those fellows
over in Montana are rather slow on mining op-
.erations, anyhow; at least we would Judge SO
from the tone of their papers. If a ditch if-
teen or twenty miles long is constructed in
Montana it is heralded as a great work, and
the local papers vie with each other 10 prasing
the energy and enterprise of the philosophical
individuals who engaged in such extensive in
ternal improvements. A few years ago they
regarded every man from Idaho as trough"
and ''Walla Walla horse thief" was the cpl
tibet applied to nearly everybody from this side
who went to Montana. They thought they
could learn nothing but rascality from "Pacific
Coasters" but it appears they have finally con-
cluded that if we don't know how to play "Vig
ilante," we at least do know something about
mining. We can learn them trick or two
more, just as good as piping toward the boxes,
II they are anxious to learn.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-05-18

STILL IN OFFrcE.-Ashley, tho great "im-
peacher,' has been appointed commissioner
OF the United States to act in conjunction with
the commissioners of confederate tribes of In
dams for running line along the western
boundary of Kansas 1t is hard to keep such
q fellow out of office after he has had a taste
of it, although the people have repudiated him
in his own Congressional district.
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PROVIDED FOR-Idaho is to be relieved of
the presence of Judge Lewis, and his depart
ure will be regretted by few outside the "ring."
On May 10th he was nominated by the Presi-
dent to be Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of New Mexico, and as n matter of
course the nomination will be confirmed While
we congratulate the people of Idaho Territory
upon their good fortune in getting rid of him,
we commiserate the people of New Mexico in
being compelled to endure his presence amongst
them as Federal official. As that Territory,
however, is loyal" they may accept the stu
alton and make the best of it. 4u reroir, Mr.
Lewis
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-05-18

A New PAPER.-A new candidate for pub.
lie favor in Oregon has recently made its ap.
pearance in the shape of the Benton Democrat,
published at Corvallis, Oregon, by Quivey g.
Miller Its political complexion, as the name
indicates, is of the right sort, and we wish the
paper success. Mr.. Quivey, one of the pro-
prietors, formerly resided in Boise City, Idaho
where he was at one time engaged in the drug
business.