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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-04
BY Richardson q CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers'
sf M. 11I3 Main street.

= IS sE.r
-TTo1TsE AND LOT ON TWENTY;
HRiFsrH sTREET, UEIoMI, H q II tb TS sts
SILE AT AUCTION, On -SaTUEpAI, tnJ oyn
inst at O'Clock p. M we shall sen ~
with Ave rooms, in thorough repair
lot soxi feet, on the west side OF sstn cdirsded
street. The lot will be SOLO rs d "hoHi' - =.
rs NAV seem best at SALE ~..,..,.,ca IT, six and
TERMS t'ne-third cash; tne Dala' .s1t ,nterest
twelve months for negotiable notes Win -.
addad and secured by a deed OF tLusS.,c s,,ota
mya ids RICHARDS JN q W.. l1u...--
.UIGa- CoNsTABLE's Salt VIII VIII
seu at public auction. nc my ~ Via hTIfRnkY
MsENTEG at II O'Clock, the following propertty'
10 satisfy sundry distress Marrai's' "''"e l'''
and executions. IN my HANDS:
't"A BEDSTEADS and BEDB4Nt,
BUREAUS
WARDROBES,r a., ,tas
tj!1} 10 CHAIRS, -. '.s
=. = WASHSTANDs,
80 MARBLF-TUP TABLES 'a
: sit SIDEBOARD, TRUNKS,
49,: ~ LOUsGE. PICTURES,
D. . IS. lse MIRRORS, LAMPS. 1'sa..55 10!
DECANTERS, &c. -fsrr.fs ass
-,sr-42 One SIX OCTAVE PIANO. -
One barrel WHIskEY. zfs
TERMS: Cash. ,,,..,,s,,x, !, -
my4-3t a. w. tSNoE y, u. y. ~. ~.
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.ss.i}T ~ RESFAUHAnTs. 1870.
" ETE LII =, GH
= RxsTAuRATEus, WEE
No. iaol MAIa STREET
& nHvrAUHAnTS.

!. s,r.ys sueplied With the lusa s,s. ~ rSwla
sc ~ RESI- MEATS Of AL 1s s10isTkgs
tame and Will GAME Of all s ~ he sss. a!ls,,
and FISH; AZ se ssssss smpe. Pastries o. 4
Nest. orders for suppars and sni eng. siied 10 hs
Etiss most elegant and recherche stSe -,
9 r q ya as the table. With rss hat
"a tha zines. lbs tss. liquors AWAY sssutsi
and niscd drinks nrsmed by ins hi'''
I uREsRrsHMESTS served up IN eless s, 'prlssei
the 4 stJfINss SALOON, Sheie pesieSs Is 81
aud deeorHm are matatalaea,
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I.--ACCoMMoDATIoN TRAIN 70,
RICHMOND AND PETEKsBUKGR. X. COZ
a- RICHMOND, YAs Aprilis, ISL

inst, and continue every Sunday until Otherwise
ordered, leaving Richmond and Petersburg AZ
A. NJ. Returning, leave Petersburg and Rich.
mond at r. n. Fare for the round trim. Ser
Excursion tickets will be also Issued to lesye
either city mt z. M. on Saturday and return on
Monday at 8 a. H., at 81 each.
ap 1s2w = - X. .B. KASEY, Ticket Agent.
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WILLIAM 1. CLOPTON, Trustee.
J Sale conducted by A. c.. PULLIAM, Auct. ap q

INRUSTEE'S SALE OF Il VALUABLE
L FARM NEAR A5HLAND.-By virtue Of q
deed or trust, dated 81 Merch, 1870, executed 10
me by E. b. and r. If. Travis, and duty recorded
In the clerks office Of Hanover County Court, I
shall ut the request OF John 3. James, the beneH-
ciary In said deed, sell ut public auction, the
premises, ON the lsIh day Of May ls7l, AZ y
about one mile northeast Of Ashland, known as
" Joncs's," containing about lse acres. more or
the lands or John 5. James, Edmond Winston,
John ~. SWIM. ana Others. Tue imEroye ments
with six rooms, and the ual out-b buildings. About
100 acres Of the land Ia cleared. There are about
20 acres In wheat aud rye, and psrtof the residue
of cleared land is prepared for corn. There are SO
acres well set In clover and timothy.
TEBMs Enough In cash TO pay expenses Of
sale and to discharge note for N S0a, Gue March
SEA, ss7i, on acredlt until March Stn, 1871, a. 70
O ,ses and any Tssidus Sn saSt terms ~ may be
- 49,, - VI If. J0aIAH LEAKE. Trustee. y
I r, e. Mr. JOHN y. JAMES Will take pleasure
in showing the place 70 any one desiring 70 zee it,
+ :
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sAaEs-.-Faanre ILL.
Z AR3E AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

EatlkU
f ARaE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE s =
;.1.. oF.FaEsHsrRINa GoeDssa 3.
m, Tr57RsD6Y. lfif instant. commencing %
~ ~ ciae q ws VII sell at our warehouse very
large ard attractive assortment Of entirely sfesn
q. ~ ePRrHa DRY GOODS. as,t
.ornny.nna n preat variety OF EsW and cnoies
aoods. .nos reeeiylngs adapted TO spring ana
summer sales. L p * Or Al .sa4zfiss III, tss
S ssa "! Y Asfle 1oVA q AND BALMORAL,
consisting Of every variety for men woen mss .
ca hoys, and children, including ten oasas
PRIME PIoUGH-sH0ES and wilh
variety or & tsas. ,s.a-z- $>5l, z, st4
NEWS ana BOYS HATS and Gaps,
We STRAW GOODS, go
READY.MaDE CLOTHING,
-SMALy. WARES. ~ -c-fgr ~
(. Il. u tTaBTE 0tEfTis1TFS. = i--$S I'd
TRAvELbING-BAGS, &c. r.
We Iuytte1the particular attention OF cry ana
country merchants to this large sale. ms tie gIos
are sll fresh aud desirable, ard WIN De soia "i'
out reserve, and in lots to suit buyers
my ids falNE -, -e--
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REPLIES, APPL rs. just REQ eised. per
IN sehr. Es McLain, 50 tbls. prime a. sF5sEs,
I'd CIaAH. r. WQRIHAA eco 4
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAN.
NJ H0AD.-4m and after SUNDAY, hpIiI ss,h
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond 'rs"n.,
days e1cepiedf as follows: ~ 'E"A-
Z $40 A. M. MAIL TRAIN for S.apn.o, 90,
Meeting at G0rdcnsyille with Orange, Atexspdrs.
and Manassas train for w Washington and Snr.rA
and LynChbprg and South. Ai'
s This train viii run through to White sulnb,,
SPRINGS TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SAT.
= 1885 r. M.-ACCoMhoDATIoN TRAIN 70,
5Gordonsvi1e. gt.fI. szE> $50 ~ 'o'
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves at $40 A. N n,
.Gordonbville, connecting for the North and Sor,h
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 70 ali pojni.
Northwest aud Southwest. f'
Further Information may be obtained at Tho
company's 0Mces. A. II. FERRY
General Superiuter dent.
JAMES r. EETHFRLAsD, Gen'l Ticket Act
an
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner OF Governor and franklin Streets

xEILLINERY GOODS, SHOWCASES,
Wl COUNTERS. ExTEhsIoN TABLE, &C..
AT AITCTION,-THISs DAY, ut 1o3 O'clock we,
win sell at the store Of Miss Grasswitt, on 6th
street. between Grace and Brosd streets, - {
A good assortment of T R M AZ ED ana UNs
TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS, -fs5}E
Two. SHOW-CASES. st!s4y s.t5 -
Two STORE COUNTERS - .~,a-i II
W HOtHLi 3 n - \ ~ =,
w ALNUT CANE-SEAT CHAIRs,, ~. ~ : !.
An assortment az CR0CKERY. &c. -
il COOK GiAU6dIONS AaGt 70
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KAta.ElsADa.



R1CfsnQEDI AID YoxK EfvHx aIrrT~sSs
50 buFaalHfKKDHHT,G9r rInrep
q s1ak0sDs Va, AprsIW lei.
IGtHANGE OBJ ECHEDTJTE MR.
Ex4x4z A .aHd s{tex Nay "a IN .,,Il
rAs6EaG1R TR1Iaa.
! LSsM He@ Potnt dafly ft o ~ II. s,,,.. :.
Lesye Kfchm0ad daily N 3 q. n. .,,..
rHEieaTe faAI sa, WITH sglg. .gAssAseEs c.R
Lesye HtchnaSnd dsily tAendsys 3exesy6s1n :.
r. az 9. arslss q Wet Point q Tao IL
III Il afr1fe g htShMond at Pm. y z.
,xralas coHnect dany - West Point WITH a,.,
cia1 stesmezs for Ba!ffnorS and iii point Hn,as
Esse from R.ehnoud % Baltimore, !,
Through biHs Of lsdtng given 70 IN no,,..
N0ETh aHu D0CtcH. FREIGHT receiYsa ds,{Es p.aS
Promptly forwarded, go : $3.50 NAny aao
Persons going by this route ret sood n,...,.
rest on most comfortable boats. with table, nr
passed by any and arrive In BaltimOre IN t,sI
for Northern and w cs'ern trains. 'Ss. = ane
~ 9n; and after hay Sch round trim ticke. vtf, :,
sold from Richmond 70 West Point. good ~ ne
down on SATURDAY and return on NCgnyp
Tor &l.7t 10 this way persons may eEfoy fsse III:
water bafnirg Mt West Point. Bathing honsas ssn
be lifted up. Good no els are open for Tie ssc, III
modaftou OF guests at q moderate price. -'s"ia-
-t#%S7 PaILiPI II. yKATNAr
- 80 General Ticket and Freishf A.,
WIN. N. BRAGG, Superintendent.
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cPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING

II n r. fss S.ss4s At = ~
16ls MAIN ST REET..s..a 2.
have this day received per express my second
pc apRrs i,,, AS shPf sfH Nj SUITS r.
for eeufs', youths', and boys, wear. consising OF
suits in Derby, frock and French sack style Pr.se
and and BROWN DRESS FRoCK COATS at low
= TAILORING Observation-Disclosures Fancy
Cassimeres. Black cloths, D0eskins, Blue Fan
mel. and VestiDgs, which j MAKE UP TO Ok-
DER IN Style. = 80 -
my stock or FURNISHING GOODS is COM
pfete. 49, - ,s'a,' 5UblUs 5000 na.1.,r ~
q ap26 iha Merchshs ieiiof'
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ByA. c. Pulliam Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN MANCHESTER At
AUCTION.-By virtue OF trust deed executed
to me as trustee on the LIST day Of August 1870 to
secure the payment of certsin note therein de-
scribed-safd note being now due and aDpaid-and
at the resuest of the beneficiary In said deed,
shall sell at public auction. ut O'Clock r. b., on
FRIDAY, 5th day or May. 1871. on the. premises
LIST. LOT fronting 80 feet on west side OF 4h, be-
tween Hull and Decatur streets, and running back
d. feet inches more or less.
I'd. LOT fronting % feet on west Side Of 9th, and
running back Is feet inches, more or less, with
ty OF - Abbott and X. s.. Whitehead, Esq. sss4
TERMS Enough cash to pay the note secured
and interest thereon, and expenses OF executing
trust balance at such time as j. T. Abbott, ST..
may direct. 80 : - ~
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80. l (. .s, -,

TfLoTHING.-spECIAL NOTICE. In,
" addition 20 my agoek OF READY.M sDE
,CTOTNTNd. d6Stfa 20 snSoy1 you thai kcep
onrstnsss a, nsnd larr and cicice seJectiOnof
an the latest styles I'm Clt.THA CAssAaEEEsS
and YhSTINGS which 4 viii MAIN 20 measufe N
the latest STYLES, and guarantee 1T g.
= Mr.. EpEi. my cutter, cannot be exceIed In MS
art, anu ssss TRIAL g youS b g ~ sa,rH
NV - WY md IssS 1. 81 BALDWIN, llco Main ct.
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The above sale is, by consent OF said Edward
Began. postponed until SATURDAY NEXT. the
9Th OF May, 1871, on the premises, st o,elack p
mys Sheriff Of Henrico and Comm ssioner
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-14
ADA County. w. condrnse the following

ADA COUNTY. conlrnse the following
items from, our Boise City Exchanges:
The Northwestern Stage Company bring
through. nearly every day. Ia B"Ise City. a
new stage. rs they are getting hight coaches
ready for the bad roads la the Fall aud Spring
Mrs, Carrie +. Young. with Mrs, Dnnaway.
Of the .Ne,c Northeast, published ut Portland.
Oregon. pr"pnsr [" visit Boise City f'r th.
purpose al rnlghtruing our urighb"rs "n the
subject al temperance with woniaG's rights,
probably as Il side issue.
John Agnrw has left inr Krlton Ia meet hts
wiIr, wh" is returning fr"u "a visit Ia Kentucky
Mr.. Harrison Sch"ulrr has presented thu
Statesman with II cucumber which measured
five feet Ia leneth
The Postmaster General has selected the
Boise City p"st"ir', among others. inr thu Issue
"t postal orders payable IN Great Britain and
Ireland and for the payment az orders drawn
IN th"sc countries. to 20 iuto fleet Oct"ber 81
Majur Ilnalrt was severely bitt'n by vi
cinus dog brlongiug I" the FIRST National Bank
as he was passing that institution a few days
ag"
Sheriff Bryan has appointed Kelly Under
Sheriff oi Ada county.
Charlrs Peck. n waiter in n Base City h".
tel. was recently stricken with paralysis nf the
optic nerve. and fntls are bring raised By
subscription to send bin Ia San Francisco.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

It is reported that Timers has appointed the
Duke d'Auniale Governor of Algeria.
IN. Grand Vizleru f Turkey dirdoi Sept. 9th.
The Maranis Of Lorne will, il is said. be
mad. Governor General Of India; and the Mar
ouis Of Lausdowne, Governor General OF Ire
land.
The secret league, organized for the deliv-
GRANGE of Alsace aud Lorraine, still continues
work. but its title has been modtrd to the
"Society for the promotion OF Alsltian emil
grafton en- DlasSe.
1t is reported that italian officers are travel
ing over French territory adjoining Italy. care
fully examining and studying It's strategic
points, in view Of the probability OF war be-
tween France aud Italy.
Til. Enperors of Germany and Austria met
ut Salzburg on September 9th. Prince Bis
mark accompanied tho former. aud it IL be
lieyed that Il treaty OF alliance, "ittlsiVe ana
defensive, will be ut once arranged between
the two Powers.
The courtmarta having sentenced Frrre
and IIlllrr To DEATH Urbane aud Trlnqirt t.
iinprsnl,nent tor life, aud many Others "f the
COMMUNISTS to dep0rtatiun. firs and inprisDii-
ment, the sentenced persons, With the exrrp'
tiou oi Lullrr, have appealed to tile ci'l courts
to intervene in their behalf
The trial of the female incendiaries, or Pc
troIeumsts. ut Versailles, resulted IN their c"ii
yiction. -Four were sentenced to death, olr tn
mprisuuinrnt in fortress for iif-, and one To
ten years snlitary cnntnrmrnt III prison.
The North German Bishops commenced u
secret conference on Sept 6th ut Fnlla, ut
which the dogma Of inlalliblitY will be dis
cussed.
Articles of Incorporation of the Willamette
Transportation Company were hlrd "n Sept.
9th, IN Oregon, with Ben. Holiday. w. l..
Halsry aud H. w Wcidlrr, MS inc"rp"rat"rs.
The company propose To run steamers on the
Willamette and lis Tributaries.
Mt. Vrsuyius has conitnrhcrd Ia eject lava,
and auother eruption is l"krd tor daily
DR.. Karl Marx, one of the leading spirits ot
the International 5oclrty, died IN Li,;don, Sep
ttnber 5lli
T. II Leslie was inangnratrd Governor al
Kentucky. SPIT 5th. the oath ot office being
administered by Chief Justice Robertson, wh"
ID over eighty years al age. Alter declaring
Governor Leslie duly installed Govrrnor 1t
Kentucky, Judge R,brrtsna. who Is IN bad
health rendered his resignation as Chief jas
tcc
The rac,. between Goldsmith Maid aud Lucy,
ut Milwaukee. Sept. 18th. was a remarkable
o.ir, the brst three heats "n record being made
The tine Was 2:1U1. 2:l7. 2:.Jt. Tne src"d
heat. 2:I7, beats Dextcr's time u quarter ot u
second.
The editors of the Arenir aud peritc, In
Paris. have b'rn sentenced {" nIoaths lii-
prisnimrnt aud iip. al so francs each Tor
violation oi tue press law
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thing we can rest assured, and that is, it
railroad brings capital tor investment into a
country, we can make the rule work both ways
by prospecting and developing our lodes OF
quartz and silver and satisfying capitalists who
do visit us of the untold wealth of our mines,
which will Induce them to invest their means,
and when capital does how in upon us to be
invested in our mines, railroad will not De
long in finding us. Utah is favored with the
rule reversrd-no mines of any consequence
having been discovered in that Territory prior
to the construction of the Overland road
which, of necessity, traversed that section.
Having the mines, we must develop them In
order to secure the investment of capital, and
when that is accomplished U railroad will ira
verse Southern Idaho, and even if it does not,
we can get along without it.
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NORTHERN IDAuo.-We take the following
items from the Lewiston Journal:
A. Leland, Esq, who VAS attorney for p F.
Walters. the man who was taicr convicted al
murder, ut Lewiston. and WIN was finally takri,
"nt of jill aud hung by mub. made, Il speech
ut Il large meeting at the citizrns at Neg Prrc.'
county. nn August 18th, in Justification at his
course as attorney in the case. The Journal
gives synopsis ot his remarks, fr"n which it
appears that Mr.. Leland administered sting
ing rrhnke to that spirit al lawlrssurss aud
NIB violence which has characterized the PEG
pie at lewiston ot late.
The surveying party who are lonklng ont n
route for the N, PR Il. up the north fork Of
Clearwater. have bnilt huats to proceed in, fnd-
ing it imp"ssiblr to take aumals but "a short
distance above the uI",lth at Elk creek
Deputy Sheriff, John Mcpherson. recently
arrested "A "Hratlrn Chinrr" on II charge of
making and passing "boglIs' gold dust; aud
" john" was placed under $500 bonds to an.
swrr ut the next term If the District Court
Three Feathers. II NrL Perez chirt, returned
from the buffalo country with but one ar two
horses. having had II fight with the Sioux, who
" cleaned him out"
Carlton d. Gu are erecting saw mill Mt
the mouth "f Elk creek, OH the north fork
of Clearwater.
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GRANT UsURPING Acknowledging tele.
graph, several days ago, conveyed the news OF
Cabral having formed provisional govern.
ment in San Domingo, having his headquarters
ut Los Matos, and that new and well organ.
ICED attack was to be made against Bacz; also
that Baez was not idle, but continued to make
great military preparations in Aqua; and the
United States war steamer Nantasket had left
SANTANA for cruize near Aqua to Cooperate
by sea-" From this it appears that Mr.. Grant
is exercising something of protectorate over
that island without any authority, constitutions
al or otherwise. Had Andrew johnson been
guilty Of such conduct, his impeachment and
trial would not have ended in n farce, but he
would have been convicted by probably unan-
inous vote. Grants usurpations are, however.
becoming so common that it seems rs though
the people were getting accustomed o'it The
Constitution has become obsolete, and Radical
officials, after swearing to support it, consider
the oath only matter of form, and, as admit
ted by old Thad Stevens to accomplish their
ends, they throw that antiquated oocument
aside and work outside Of it. Grant might as
well annex San Domingo without consulting
Congress about'the matter s*.~i --.'''ls -
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Nj .AlSISIlt -:

In Boise City, Ada county, !. T.. September H.
1871, at tue residence ui M. >. SpieseL b. Acting
Governor T. j. Cnra-. Hon NATHAN MARI OF idano
City, to Miss AMILiA ELKLLEs. 81 Portland Oregon.
Portland. Oregon. papers please copy.
SO it appears friend Marx didn't OTTO Portland
a few months ago, solely to buy drugs. Quinlne ana
calomel alone didn't attract him TO the We6ioo' me-
,ropolis. We thought him a confirmed old bach
bat are glad to note he has repeDted and reformed
He returned accompanied by his bride, on Iues0ay
evening aud the hes, wishes of the WoaLO ACCOM-
pany them in their voyage through life.
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MONTANA IrEMs.-We take the following

MONTANA ITEMs.-We take the following
items from our Montana exchanges:
Professor Hayden's exploring party returned
short time ago from the Yellowstone country,
and they report the wonders of that country
as exceeding nil the reports nad,. heretofore
ny persons who had visited that region
AT the Madison County Fair. tn be held
this fall. the Montanian offrrs II SIS premium
p" to the prettiest. finest aud best glrl.baby, onr
year old and under" The editor says: We
propose giving our premium tn girl.haby b.
cause We are rather partial to the f.nale sex
and wish to encourage that particular branch
Of industry
A gnld nugget weighing eleven ounces was
recently taken out ut California gulch, in Mad.
ison county.
The Montana papers are agitating the sub.
ject OF erecting Reduction works in that Ter.
risory. -. .,.s-s..-...0..
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Hon DANIEL MONROE DEAD-Hon. Dan.
rl G. Monrne. of O~yhee county, died at 81.
yer City. IN that c"anty. OH September 5tb
We learn from the .4cllaacie that f,r nearly
tw" months past he had been llburlug uulp,
Il severe attack of typhoid fever, which result.
ed fatally on the day stated Mr. Monroe was
IA young man, being only 81 years OF age, and
up In the time of his illness, was the picture If
health Strung aud robust, apparently ps.
s,.ssed %! All iron constitution, the news of his
death not only surprised, but was scarcely cred.
tied by his friends living in this PARTON Of the
Territory. He was one of the early settlrrsiu
Owyhee, anl represented that county in the
Legislature in 1856. and again in l5iU. at the
latter Session tiling the position of Prrsdtn.
of the Council. Tholgh Il Dcmncrat in puli
ilics, hr WAS not fanatic; nor dll his political
opinions interfere with his social relations. as
hr WAS universally respected anl esteemed by
all who knew him. lie WIS Il native uf New
York, anI las two brothers now residing in.
O~yhrr. The funeral took pl ace "n Sept 6th
under the auspices of the Masonic Fraternity
oi which order he was worthy aud jealous
iuruhrr
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OwYHEE lrEMs.-Wc take the ,ol,'.-.
items FROM the -Aralaache Of Sent OIL. 0"lls

OwYHEE lrEMs.-We take the toll,,,.
items FROM the Aralanche Of Sept. 9th. '"'Ns
The county j,ilis now, and has l.
some time, elnpty. oeen for
FIR wood Is selling in Silver CITY :. !.
to ~ per record, aud mahogany trom "a ~ 20 50
All the lady members Of War Eag,. ",siv
M. 5, y. u. l., have been el.ct.1 L'dee
on the editorial statiof the Mountain p D. serve
Good Teinplar paper. A'as' the
Mr. Cassrll has resigned the Snppr;o,,.,
cy of the Ida EllnOre and Mahnra ,n'pndrn
and u gentleman na,ilsd Davis has S.s y llll'rs,
Superintendent OF th,. latter en caosea
| Hill Brachey has returned from R,L :,
Oregon, and with his little dmyltsr y Cltyy,
started f"r San Francisco. Mr.. B,.,.haau'ay,
Il foreman and several miners from S,ls' sent
to work the Rocktrllow mine il, Bakar -. Wy
Wells. Fargo d Co shipped IRAN eD u'i
City. during the past week. ten bars IS silver SILVER
valued ut Sl6,3o3 ID, aud IN addition n Ih4 '.
Blake O. va. HAD III their assay Office tI,s
bars OF Mali"gany bullion valued at 4; un '"'es
John McGlynn. who left Owyh.. wiz.
party of pr"sprctnrs. about six months ''u
has recently returned from the p.ara d. as'
nin~s. He explored the cu,ntr, thorm n"ef
and says that there are some good mines I, 1a!
but not of sufficient extent to Justify H.. "''e
rush thereto this SEASON Crowds of ID, a'
pointed men are Having there every dav ' a'lI
provisions are enormously high. Ii i fn aAu
that. owing to the scarcity of provsion. NV. asd
the heavy influx of population, f,ujns si IN
prevail IN that country during the Wint.r y"
The Aralancae insists that Md Camnh.,,
and Miss Annie Pixlry were recently marri.I
aud 1t necessary can adduce substantial nrst
at the truth ut tile rrpOrtl ~
Thnrnt Andrrs"ll has been sworl, in ~ Nan.
ty Sheriff and is acting as night watcbm,nr;"
Silver City. ---~~@sss,ass..