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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-13
By James II. Taylor,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auotonecr,
No. ITO Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIElDLD
1 MOIETY OF TILE REAL ESTATE IN -. III =
CITY OF RICHMOND FORMERLY wv NEp
AID OCCUPIED BY TIE NlRGlNlA 1879 aL,
COMPANY Al AUCTlON.-By virtue 81 q G, ceen
of trust executed March A. 1850 by Trial Mciis 10
William H. mcfarland and Powhatau EoMfts;
trustees To secure the payment OF certain pom. nonu
i,.nd March A. 1889 for $1,000 bearing interest from
date, and default having been made i'll the payment o.
said bond and being required so to 90 by lie psne
dcary In s; decd. /, as substitute "
Inv the Circuit Court Of Richmond, VIII olier LOT se
nj nubc auction. Oh TUESDAY the 3etn Gay on jan
nary lS72 If fair; if not The next iair gay taGse
artery on tile premises, ut 80 O'Clock I. III. una'
undivided moiety described In said deed, us lonTws
I'm wifi The REAL ESTATE in the clty OF Eicn-
mond situated on tie north side OF James river
between Eighth and Ninth streets fronting laa Iet
on the south side Of Haxals Mill canal ana e4tehu-
ing back between parallel lines go teGt 10 James
river together with that large BRlCh Mohh-
SHOP thereon with the right of 100 lncnes o. w'tS:
nnder n four-foot pressure taken from the branhll
ISaner-SIiu and the works below. This properly,
from lis central location and water privileges Tor
manufacturing purposes, may DC cOhsioefeo anAohe
the most valuable now in the market. ,...
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at four, clsnL
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest,"
added secured by deed Of trust.
plat OF tic above property may os seen II uIs
o:llce Of the auctioneer. ,,,>-re
Substituted Trustee.
JAMES III. TAYLOR. Auctioneer Jt :
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RIcBAovD, IS.
! !, CHARLES U. WILLIAMS, 8 notary public Tor the
city aforesaid in the State Of Virginia, do testify that
CHARLES D. HILL this day personally appeared
before me, In my said city, and made oath that
Messrs. G. ODER & SONS, Of the city of Baltimore,
In the State OF Maryland have actually paid into me
firm OF HILL & SKINNER, OF which the aflant Is
general partner, the sum Of fifteen thousand dol
lars tSl5,ooo), rs special partners therein.
Given under my hand this lst day OF January, 1872.
tSianedI CHARLES q. WILLIAMS, y. p.
IA Id y SflnI5SM - 800.
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IoHNsON,s ERAsIYR POLISHING

TOHNSUN'S EhdSl We IVL1istII = =
u aOAP ctoaus and polIshas all kinds Of metal
glass and chiraware, most beautifully without any
Find OF polishing powder, and Is at the same ame
ceaner and morc convenient to have about the house
for the many uses that eau be made Of It. lt ex.
ceIlent for mechanics to wash coarse, DIRTY nnnos
making a beautiful ather; also Tor cleaning paiht,
marble, tnware, knives and forks, and foc ganaSal
securing and acrubbing purposes.
Sold BY all grocers. Made by HAEKELL, LYON
RIUGHMAy. sToKEa CO. AgentA
q k-eod2w Racolnonf
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BY Gr,lb5s C Wilkins,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate ASehu'
r-l.r,u,h afrac; h,tweel Main and UIiik.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
CVALUABLE "HOWLETTm ESTAIIESS -
lanes RIVER NEAR DUTCH GAP 49, 49,,
Below ElcMoND At AE o;ri 81 CEsstsSlci
ton of decree q tls T 5 i IN tic Gaze q
burlington and ais. vs. Ho"letts soii." ,f.,,Sy
and as.,S tie undersigned Commissioners N
.nnniuted viii sell 1t auction upon tHe L,s,"I ia
WEDNESDAY, 10th January. 1T Il octosa rI,i~I
EaRT known as "Howletts "-S"meiheo T..' ~
the Ware Tract lying IN Che6tcr..ein .2Sn EioI
James river. aoous eagfen 70 untch GAP canal i
e stsamSh about ai ntSDkED ASD EifhEs =,
ACRES some Of WHICH = yesT En srf hc.s.cs,
MILL-SlTE near the river wlln IN e ,t,r ,Et i.
mower fused with great profit BEFORE Tue Trar
Is believed that It has also ut ,h moi Superior
quality of GRANITE TO be fouaa IN tu 10 a. II
An examination Of This property before eie 49,
s1 TYsHs ons-trI cash; balance at ore and ~"
years for bonds with Interest from me aaS s az sSa
are paid. EEiE 81 SAs !. BERNARD,
Commissioners
GRUBps & WILLIAMS, Aucdoneefs-
PosTPONEMENT. ..,...ey
The above sale, In consequence OF Ine ~ LIZ >:
OF the weather, IL postponed, aia WIZ. - octcck IL
Chester on the i7th Of January ls,-, IL - y
GEoRGE 5. BERSSA,g8IDs,, .
Immediately after tho above sale Of Nash snG lac
,sp comm,ssioncrs by virtue Of decree o. Ia, Ia
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county, enssfsTdi bnaI
May TERM 1871, IN che case OF MarttsG ~. we Will
aLs. rs Thomas Howlctts executor e. aSsyn,s The
sei sci Mt suction, at Chester, on WEDSEspeart SD
nth day Of Jsupsry ls;ss t s.-aS and iyirs H.
LAND mentioned IN The sae SecreT, s e,r.c on
Me north, about two miles fson Ghe;tees mo soS.
Ihis land viii be sold whole or dtSidT
ey-,l tracts, may be desired OF siaCet aud
acreS, each fronting on the ROAD, WIZ
TERMS: one-fourth cash; balance IN eoS ni ,Grss
Ing SIX per cent. Interest, al one ''
se-'''' "''% W. w. COSBY,
t &C MCRAE.
GEORGE 5. BERNhEp.
csmInis.ione:s.
Sale conducted by D. X. wrtsleEs, Ases'"OS"'
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SoMETHING QUITE NEW,
APPRECIATED By LADIES GENERALLY,
but most particularly by those
HAVING CHARGE OF FAMILY APPAREL.

We arc prepared to have made In the most ap,
proved manner any description OF LADIES' and
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING; also, LADIES', GEN
TLEMENS, and CHILDRES'S UNDERWEAR.
to order at shortest notice, and guarantee satisfc-
uon:
An important consideration is that any. person
making q discovery of any article Of wearing ap-
narr hayi1p g!yeT out may have it replaced III few
hours time by giving Us their orders.
Another worthy consideration is, all this work is
ment. ana we are simply go-5ettoeens guarantee
ing the work slpll be done by those who are compe-
tent and deserving.
And lastly, we ask every lady who desires work
promptly, who desires her work well executed, who
desrea TO be rid Of the trouble Of looking up some
ono TO do her work who responsible, and to her
iuGuence In direction most needed and deserving,
to bring her orders to the
DOMESTIC SENING-MAC1uNE@ OFFICE,
600 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
DE- oe-im AVERY & CO., Agents.
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Y.gST OF LETTERS.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE: RICHMOND POST-OFFICE JAEU-
Persons calling for letters IN this list WIN please
thy will be cent to the Dead Letter Office, In ash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-13
BY Gribhs & Williams, :
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rE,RrrsTEE,s SALE OF THE VALU-
/ ABLE PROPERTY, IN NEW kEMT COUN y,
nv KN0WN AS PROVIDENCE FORGE" AT
fAf1jarTOS.-By virtue OF deed of trust eNecnted
by R. G. Farley the gath Of March s9 ana geIng
will selI at public auction, at Tunstalfs station on
the Richmond and York River railroad, on HE y
NESDAY, 2ith Of January, 1872, at O'Clock Z; NJ,
Kent county, called "PROVIDENCE FORGE;''
and containing about FOURTEEN HUNDkEl'
AND EIGHTY-ONE ASaE +Issc rII Ih 10 wv
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defT.Iy expenses of
sale and the balance of the debt secured by the deed
1saT about 81 3sO and the residue upon such terms
Is s'io S'f'e' '''N' r. l.. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
c,,-,p. r. WILLIAMS huctioneers. ia Is
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY FALUA-
i BLE MACHINERY AND FIXTURES FOB

j BILE MACHINERY AND FIXTURES FOB
OF RfCHHOiD-By virtue Of deed Of trust exc
cued to the undersigned by MeSsrs Robert ChFiS
ssats md Winding up the business ofsafd firm, and
ut the request Of the resident members Of said con-
Germ we VIII sell ut public auction on the premises;
Main t1 streets, In the city of Richmond on MONDAY
s Cd a Of s SaMauC5TH i
tIw 1,scd by said firm In manufacturing tobacco,
Consisting tasi Ing Of Boiler and ENGINE, FLAT
TEEING SCREWS, 9 P0T,SSCRE,M1S, e f Bo ~,
nsiai styic OF work; Kings LUMP-MACIllNE.
5FTEAMsGRETsS tcpe@gpTftSs6 hG GHsiCSc sIA1EH
R6IIERS. &c, &C. and all of the necessary +
TDREs and MACHINERY to conduct tobacco fac
tory In good order.
TERNs At sale. .
GEORGE L. CHRISTIANS A'"s'eeS'
~ lS-dtds
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.

WILLIAM A. WYATT, we'll known rs an old
established PAINTER, having conducted the paint.
ing hs for number OF years has this sth day OF
January, 1872, taken In with him ARTHUR 6.
EVANS the late GRAlNER FOR THE TRADE,
he having grained for the trade for number OF
wears and our motto has always been TO please and
promptness to business.
Thankful for the past patronage we hope 70 merit
the same from our old customers and the public CEN
erally In the future all OF the painting, graning
whitening cooring &c, win be conducted under tiIs
frm-name Of WYATT q Ef ANs'
ln-nf&W ,G2 -.
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ITO TIMBER-GETTERS.-For sale, a tract
~ EIGTT HUNDRED AND THIRTY AND
ONE-FOtIRTH ACRES OF LAND, lying imme-
aely the Mattapon river IN Caroline S SoT IsS
ei ck sbury raroad About six hundred acres are In
heavy original growth Of heart pine, oak, and hick-
ory about one hundred acres of sccondSrowth pine.
and the residue omen land and low grounds Address
- WILLIAM Ii. BkANDElt, JK;.
Richmond, Va.
TWINS: Itberal ja9-2w*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-13
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY Richardson s. Co., .a...
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoncers,
No lIl3 Main street. .--~

BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
n ABOVE, LOT, &C., FOR SALE PRlH1A,;IIEt; q:
1--WE are Instructed to sell that desirable DRiCk
iWEI LING and LOT, No. loo, OH the south side OF
Cary street between Foushce aud Adams streets Inc
building has three stories; the first Is htted up LOT =
Ganrc THE lot has front Of 30xl39 feet deep As u
place OF residence and stand for the retail grocery
business this property Is amongst the most desirable
in Richmond. and Is in that locality known by every
one to be rapidly advancing. Apply 70
a 1ost No. 1i13 Main street.
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'.A..TiI,,SyTIoy s1IEs...Fnture pays.

HIGH cBNyTABEE's s. kBEs-Iwtil
seit at public auction, On the premises South
east corner Twenty-fffh and Yfinkfn 81 ee,syso1
MONDAY the istli day Of January, 1872. at dock
r. ST.. the Following properly, levied ON TO sstsfya
FIVE FRAMED BUILDINGS. one OF which has
been removed to the west side Of Twenty fifth street
. 1n la-2t a. w. KOSEN, u. .. q. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-13

VERY LATEST IMPORTATION OF
Y the finest and most complete collection OF plants
from Europe, consisting OF large sasety Oh en-
cont new MOSS TEA, grated and non-grafted,
HOSES OF innuInerable deasriptton as Wei a. very
TREES With fruit as large ~ an egg. Also, RASp-
BERRIES, G oOSEBERnL besides 2 large assort-
ment OF FLOWERS and GARDEN SEEDS, incim ,f
I'M fact ladies aud gentlemen will find II TO their
interest by calling MT No. eci alaln street. near
- - 80 - MARTIN q co.,
"a ls-ats S01 Main street, near Eighth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-13

DIssOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The firm Of HILL, BENTLEY & SKINNER
this day expires by limitation. The assets OF the
firm have passed into the hands Of CHARLES D..
HILL and CHARLES II, sKIEKER, who have as
sumcd the payment of ali debts OF the firm, and
who alone are authorized to sign the firm naina IN
liquidation. CHARLES D. HlLti
... WILLIAM G.. BENTLEY,
CHARLES r. SkINkHR,
JAMES POTEAT.
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EIcn1cxD, Va, December 81, ISL


notice oF Co-PAHTEERsnIP.
Charles D. Hill and Cfa.lss r, skfnker, Of tbs city
OF Richmond, In the State Of Virginia, and Gastavns
Ober, John X. Ober and Robert Ober, Of the city Of
Baltimore, III the State Of Maryland, who are there
associated under the firm Of 6. Ober & Sons, hsve
this day associated themselves as partners for the
AND GROCERY BUSINESS ut the old stand Of
Hill. Bentley 4 Skinker, under the firm name or
HILL & SKINNER.
Charles D. Hill and Charles r. skinker are the
general partners, and Nessrs. Gustavus Ober, John
X Ober, and Robert Ober, under the firm Of G..
ODER & SONS, are special partners.
Tho firlu of q. OHER { SONS has put into the
business OF the partnership the sum Of fifteen thou
The partnership begins on the first day Of January,
A. d, 1874 and Is to expire on tsse SIS. day Of De-
cember, 1874.
CHARLEs X. SKINkET, S'eherai.
GCSTAVUS OBER,)
yoMS X; 0 0BER' speciai'
COMPOSING the firm Of q. Obcr Sons
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneess,
... No. lib Main street

GENERAL DESIRABLE PEWS IN ST
tJPAUL'S CHURCH FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY the 18th Instant, 1T u ociocE -, -
shall sell by auction. on the premises se'eru Dl-l-
RARLE JEWS III tic uboye-naued church.
TERMS At sale.
BY order Of the vestrT ~ ,-.,.
RICHARDSON 4 CO., Auctonear'-
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cHERIFF's sALE.-Will be sold on
= THURSDAY, January 18th. at 40 A. N; at the
of Thomas ,5s " kees o, one os Hnreo
county to satisfy an attachment which issued rom
the said court against s. f. +. Crane and In iaTor Q,
d. S. Morriss & Co, late keepers OF the MonuihcnIii
Hotel. c,Irrry s.
TERMS: Cash. H. ~. -. S.na n,r
IN l2-td SncIlu LcnIISo .N....Lll.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The sale which wa3 10 hav, bean In2re - aa'.r-
ttsed above IS postponed until NEpNE1DAi Wv
eth instant At IL O'clock NJ.
By order Of the Ecst-y., ..,.
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DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
I'D DONE AT THIS OFFICE.
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1ArJ6nrDv sAI.Es--This Day.
avrT-r,Dy Sales.--future Days.

BY Thomas ". Keesee, Auctlonecr,
No. 1a17 Main street.
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Letter Of Senator wallace ON tho
Situations.
SENATE CHAaBE

{. o.. HARRISBURG, January 5, 1872.
Malcolm, Hay, Esq, President Of the Young
Mems Jackson association, Pittsburgh,
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Ell. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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NTMLIAaf Z. WOOD & CO., @
fy.r373 AND 373 w. BALTIMORE STREET,

Sale conducted by LEE & GoDpIs, Ills Main street
n yl-tds + (.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-22
MoNrANA.-We take the following items
from our late Montana exchanges:

| MoSrANA.-We take the following items
| from our late Montana exchanges:
| A Mexican named Emanuel who has lived
| for the last half century IN the Rocky Noun
tains, died at Steyensville, in Bitter Root val
| ley. on January 22d He was believed 10 be-
over loo years old, aud next 10 Jim Bridger
he was said 10 be the best guide i'll the Rocky
Mountains.
| English capitalists are investing in Mon
tana quartz lodges. and will commence opera
Iions in the Spring
There has been considerable sickness in
Upper Deer Lodge valley. of the diptheria
type, two casts lately having proven fatal-one
in less than twen;y four hours after the first
attack,
4 fire broke out in the Dexter stables. in
Virginia City. on the night of January 18th.
The stable aud contents were consumed. a
horse aud mule being burned, aud man
who had been sleeping IN the stable broke his
leg IN trying to put out the fire.
The jail in Helena, Montana, contains six
teen prisoners.
The Complexities are about organizing a
Church society in Deer Lodge City
The scvcrest storm during the winter visited
Helena. on January 43d. The wind blew
hurricane from the east showing and drifting
from 10 \ NJ I'LL 10 r II The thermometer
WAS down - degrees below zero the following
day.
General lIardjc is soon To rrpor; on the
Montana Indian War claims. The awards
will be- over hall million ol dollars
Michael II Ryan. ST Bcartown. has purchased
au interest IN the mining ground ot Richard
aud Nea! Kennedy. paying therefor the sum of
ten thousand dollars
The number oi prisoners in the Territorial
Peuiteutiary ia II. and the total cos; ot their
keeping ior January was $50 IL. of which
$40 was Tor salaries t"r guards. SI09 80 for
medical attendance, aud >S.I- Tor subsistence
The board amounted to little over $40 each
per month
Mrs. Cadc living with her husband abou!
two miles South of Deer Lodge City. while Ia
boring under temporary alteration of mind
\ icw nights ago. from her bed ca dish billie
without awakening her husband, aud started
barefoot tor "A neighbours house. two miles dis. |
tant. Her husband awakening. "A short time
alter, followed and overlook her about mile !
aud a half from home. She had tramped down /
the snow, aud from appearances had Land down |
frequently IN the snow on the open prairie in /!
the belief chat she was hiding herself from the |
tends who were pursuing her. When her |
husband overlook her she was chilled through. |
her feet badly frozen, but by good care she is |
said to be getting along well aud improving in |
health.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-22

RICH QUARTZ DIscovERY.-A correspond
ent of the Dalles Mountaineer writing from
Canyon City, gives an account of the discovery
of very rich mine situated only about three
hundred yards from the court house in the lat
ter place. 1t was discovered by +. G.. Sells
w. b. Laswell. B. c. Written, J. II. Roy, and
+ c. Horsely. The ledge of quartz runs north
and south, and is eight feet thick, with spurs
east and west. The main lode prospects from
l6 TO Is ounces to the pan, of pure gold, aud
the spurs prospect from 81 TO S. to the pan.
the remainder being deeomposed quartz con,
tanning large amount of gold. There is great
excitement over the discovery and claims have
been located in all directions The discover
ers have employed about forty hands To de-
velop the mne aud intend removing the quartz
mill from Prairie Diggings TO the new mine.
Ii the ledge holds out the company intend
erecting large new mill before the first Of
next June.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-22

Cor THEIR DESERTS. The defaulting City
Treasurer of Philadelphia, Joseph +. Manner
aud his accomplice. Charles T. Yokes, a broker,
were refused new trial IN the court OF Quar-
ter Sessions. on February 10th: and Manner
was sentenced 10 pay fine of $50 900 and 10
Imprisonment in the Peniteniiary by solitary
confinement at hard labor for four years aud
ten months. lorkcs was sentenced TO pay Il
fine Of $1,000 with like Imprisonment FOR a
term oi two years and nine months. Ii all the
Radical deiauIiing officials were certain OF be-
stampede among officials al that faith.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-22

PASSIVE Policy INDoRsED.-A caucus OF
leading Illinois Democrats was held at Spring.
field, February 9th, and the telegraph informs
us that "the speakers were united in the ex-
preston of opinion in favor of the passive pol.
ICY and Of giving the support of the Demo
cratic party to the candidates OF the liberal
Republicans for the Presidency and Vice Pres.
idency." This is strong Endorsement of the
passive policy, and coming from the home OF
Trumbufl and Logan renders it somewhat sig
nifcant The disafection in Radical ranks
is becoming more apparent daily. The avowed
opposition Of Horace Greeley to Grants re-
election; the known hostility Of Sumner; the
bold and Independent stand taken by Schurz,
together with the attempts made by Grants
personal friends and henchmen to smother in
yestigation into the frauds perpetrated by
government officials, all tend to widen the
breach; and it only remains for the Democracy
to take advantage Of these Disturbances in the
ranks of their opponents, and by wisely Sc
lecting as their standard bearer such man as
Trumbull or Gratz Brown, deal the death. blow
to the Radical party.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-22
OwyHEr ITEMs.-We take the following

| OwYHEE ITEMs.-We take the following
items from the 1ralanche Of February 18th:
| Hon. f. E. Ensign has gone to Salt Lake
| CITY on business connected with the South
Mountain mines, and will be gone three or
four weeks.
Pete Donnely, Bob Baird, E. B. johnson
and others have gone out to South Mountain
in company with an English capitalist named
Eddy, who had just arrived from London to
examine the mines at South Mountain with a
view of purchasing.
A white fawn, weighing about one hundred
pounds, was recently killed by a hunter near
the head of Sucker creek The hair OF the
skin is as white as the driven snow.
Two miners, named Crawford and Dowry
had row at the Skookum boarding house, on
last Thursday night, resulting in the latter be-
ing shot by the former The wound is not con-
sidered dangerous
The young folks in Owyhee observed st.
Valentines day in due and ancient form. "Old
Hill'' received his share in the line of comics.
Owyhee had stormy weather the whole OF
last week-snowing and blowing every day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-22
NEWS SUMMARY.

Vice President Cofax has published a let
ter endorsing the denomination of Grant, and
announcing that he is willing to be candidate
| fen. denomination for the Vice Presidency
Colonel John W.. Forney has rendered his
resignation as Collector of the Port of Phila.
delphia.a
Mayor Hall has been arraigned on the in
dctment against him and demands an early
trial.
Horace Greeley has been on visit to Phila.
delphia, organizing the opposition to Grant,
and it is believed that Forney has Joined the
coalition
The Catholic Irish throughout the Eastern
States are clamoring for war with England.
The Prince of Wales has SO far recovered
as to be able to leave Sandrigham aud is now
at Osborne with the Queen and other MEM
bers of the royal family.
The 9th of February has been set apart as
day of thanksgiving for the recovery of the
Prince, and declared public holiday through
out the British dominions.
Earl Mayo, Governor General of the East
Indies, was recently assassinated by native.
Mcdonald Cheek, recently found guilty of
the murder of Harris, at Brookville, Indiana,
has been granted another new trial. on the
ground of the ncompetency of two of the
Jurors that tried him.
Stokes. an ex-Congressman from Tennessee,
was convicted, February 18th, of swindling
the Government out of large sums of money.
The punishment is fine of $1,000, or impris-
onment for one year.
Acting Governor James of Nebraska has
returned from Washington aud issued proc
lamaton revoking the call for an extra session
of the Legislature which was made by Hascal
President of the State Senate
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-22

| ADA CoUSTY.-We take the following items
| from the Boise Statesman.
Judge Gray has resigned the Office of Terri
torlal Treasurer and Mr.. John Huntoon has
been appointed "a fill the vacancy.
About fifty couples attended the Turn Verein
ball last week, and it was very pleasant affair
The deficit in the accounts of the late Ter.
ritoral Treasurer foots up S5.705 -.
Tho window of LOUIS Hcyd's gunsmith shop
was broken open last Saturday night and two
pistols stolen the refrom.
The Supreme Court convened last Monday
Stock in Snake River Valley has suffered to
considerable extent during the winter. Mr.
VIM Stockton lost thirteen out of sixteen head
of work oxen. Mr.. Mendenhall and Mr.. Co.
nant, each, lost about one-half of their stock,
and other freighters have lost in about the
same proportion. The lack of shelter to pro.
tect the cattle from the heavy rains appears to
have been the cause, as there has been but lit.
tie, if any, snow in that region. Cattle on the
Payette and Weser appear to have Jared bet.
ter.
julius Ostheim, formerly resident of Boise
City, has gone to the South Africa diamond
fields
Messrs Morris and Boomer, of the n. w.
Stage Company, have gone out on the road to
pay off the employees OF the company.