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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-26

RATTLE To-NIGHT.-Parties having chances In
the rattle for two watches at WEsTERHoFF's are
hereby requested 10 be present TONIGHT at 8
O'Clock ,as 1t will take place at that time.
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NJ. ELLYSoN L CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements In all OF the newspapers Of the United
S,ues at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten.
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] have analyzed The whiskey known under the
brand of .B-SELECT," controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and fad it
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. j. Is. MCCAw, II. D.,
. late Professor of Chemistry,
MetiIcal College Of yireinia,
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.
A GOOD CHANCE TO BUY YOUR DRY GOODS.

LEVY BROTHERS
continue to take Off ten cents on every dollars
worth Of goods you purchase of them.
They show large stock of LINEN DRESSES for
ladies'. which they are selling At about half price,
and take an extra ten cents off every dollar.
They also offer their whole stock OF LADIES'
DR. Ess GOODS at and below cost, and take ten cents
OF on every dollars worth you purchase.
You can lind full assortment Of every thing in
the way Of
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, .'"
NOTIONS and RIlIMINGS,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE, A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY
Il GROCERY AND FIXTURES, WITH GOOD
WILL. Location good Fair run Of good cash Gus
tom. For sale cheap If application be promptly
made. Address, with real name, A. .B. e,
~ 26-3t* Dispatch ONCE.
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Six million feet OF lumber, with q saw
mill and the steam-barge May Robertson
were burned Wednesday at Byng Inlet,
Georgian Bay, Ontario.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-26

DIR. GEORGE B. STEEL has returned to the city,
and will be pleased to see those In need OF his SER
vices between the hours OF 6 4. NJ. and p. NJ.
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BUILDINGS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

..-...a ..o RICHMOND, July 20.
Under the authority Of the following Joint res9s
on the Fire Department. the following permits for
the erection offrsmed buildings WILL BE GRANTED
on application to G. G. A. Ainslie Chief Engineer Of
the Fire Department, at his Office, on Tenth street
between Main and Cary streets, unless valid ooec-
ReSoiped (the Common Council concurring), That
the Committee on Fire Department be and they are
of frsned bunrs during the recess or the civ
Council after publishing their intention so to do
three days in the official paper Of the city.
GRANTED.
John Il. Epps. dwelling by 26, twelve feet high,
on hSaaES rse neaE wspr M bS one story
high, and shed-room 10 by 20, on west side OF
house on Twen1y-sixth street between Clay and
Leigh streets, to be used as bagsy-hoqse.
house, at No SIS north Twenty-sixth street. TO be
Jefferson street between Byrd and Canal streets.
y. d. Holmes. dwelling Is by "a, one story high,
sy nd s by q
.: w. Kanaofph q English. to run engine IN their
factory IN TSSsssco alley nearly In rea. Of their
sSn Tf sSsk summer kitchen, twelve FEET
go Sc ses
No. 724 west Marshall street also, TO run stationary
engine ENStST eHIQ sued
81. Il. Gasy, she'd 100 by 49, eight feet srtgh near
Chesapeake and Ohio tnnnei between Eighteenth
ans M ssasg aaa ssa esS SsseaI ses
teenth street. in rear of the Coiored Normal school,
Butcher town. - & z 4tef
Daniel Tromey. addition OF one story 20 the rear
wing OF hts house. corner Leigh and Norton streets.
Samuel Michaels. TO rebuild stable. l6 BY 2s,
per Twenty fifth and II streets. 3gt..ess.ssS
James w. Stout. coal aid Yood-honse, z py Ssten
feet high, on Adams between Cary and Canal Streets
Brook afeDne. psfss .f4 Y $50 u -
rs. II. Siaackleford. aood-hcnse l2 by 10. on 81.
Peltr street between Leigh and Duyai streets.
I REJECTED. ssss g.
The following petlaions hare been rejscted by the
DHn.i. addition OF one room is by 18,.otear
OK Us res,aenes, ko:.l 423 Fran kiki stfeet. . y.
.: B. w atkins. Office l5 by 40, End dfseen feet
streets. .5eTs'7F.s
4. Whisworth. stable 40 by 70, on Sixth street
between Cary and Canal. III 28r3t ]:
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MILITARY AT THE GEORGIA FAIR.-The
Richmond military have been Invited to
take part in the contest for the premiums
offered by the North Georgia Stock and
Fair Association. to take place at Atlanta
between the 21st and 26th Of October next,
The, following are the premiums and the
rules afgas, sas fys
l. For the hest drilled white volunteer
military company, open to the world, $3.50.
9. For the second best drilled white vol
unteer military company, open tothe world,
5000. ii FL
3. For the best drilled member OF any
white volunteer company from Georgia,
contesting for either OF the above prizes,
Messrs. j. P. Stevens 81 Co.'s champion
Jewel medal, to beworn until the next Fair,
valued at S125.
4. For the best drilled member OF any
white volunteer military company contest
ing for first two premiums, open 10 the
world, $50.
Rules: Companies to contest for the first
two of the above prizes must Grill twenty
four men in ranks (siX fours), two non-com-
mssioned and three commissioned officers,
as minimum.
The drill will be confined to Upton's tac-
tics, the school of the soldier, and the school
OF the company. Any movement not au-
thorized by Upton will be counted demerlt
to the company. Battalion movements,
skirmish drill, and bayonet exercise are
thus excluded. The contest will commence
with company inspection.
The contest for the fourth prize will be
confined to members OF the companies con-
testing for the first two prizes. The drill
will be only in the manual OF arms, iu-
Guiding the loadings, firing, and stacking
arms.
Judges will consist OF not less than three
nor more than five officers OF the United
States army, in active service.
The company contest is open to all COM
panics OF the volunteer service. They are
cordially invited to attend. At least five
entries required.
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A UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUSTON, VA.

The largest first. class institution for YOUNG La
DIES in Virginia, with able corps OF twenty-five
teachers. Opens on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
SEPTEMBER, 1878, and closes on the first We'd
nesday In June, 1879. ,a=. -
For catalogues containing full particulars address
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal, .,a
je 26-2m Staunton. Va. b.
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HAD n valuable horse dead lame last week. Two
bottles of GILES'S LINIMENT IODIDE A2iMoNIA
made complete cure. j. K. KNOUs,
1721 Wabash avenue, Chicago, III.
Sold by al druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
100 West broadway, New York.
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pRJyTIyG.HOUSES.
PRINTING-HOUsE.

II y
GOOD ,FOEk. Low PRICES.
Having one OF the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES n THE SOUTH. eon-
b,ped with slaliui mechanical talent. we are pre-
pared 10 execute promptly, IN the rery best style
and AT Low PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSISESs-CARDS.
d. .r-se VIsrTING-CARDs. -
~ rKoFEssIoNAL-CARDS.
,wEDDiNG-CARDs.
- sHoW-CARDS,
cIpcuL Ags.
A,SIFEsTs.
- BILLS LAplSG.
BiLLI4EADs. st415ss't
- -LErTER-HEADS. .s.a.
f.' ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS,
NOTICES CHECKS. l
~ go soiA DRAFTS
0A'oAA' TAGS ENVELOPES.
PAMPHLETS ARG uaENrs,
&C., &C.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK 4
SPECIALITY.
We have; mn the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In manner that cannot oe sur
psssed. "a ss..sI t.x,,,Sa
orsera nom the country promptly hlied ana a..
,iyered by express OF mail ,
We win cheerfaay furnish estimates ana sen@
samples when required. m0
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON, VA. ..

This time e-honored institution opens SEPTEM-
ladies I'm the United States European and Ameri-
can teachers. Surroundings beautiful. Climate
unsurpassed. ParoniZcd by seventeen States.
ing lights, English, Latin, French. for each half
Of the scholastic year, S115 music, &c, very
low. For Cat angllc address
REV. WILLIAM A. HARRIS. ID: D.,
President.
iy -Gcodl 0tSw5t Staunton. Va.
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8itIln,olld Dispattll.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-Forthe the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear weather, followed
by increasing cloudiness, possibly by rain
areas, winds mostly southerly, stationary
temperature and stationary or falling ba-
rometer.,
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, light. variable winds,
mostly southeasterly, nearly stationary tenn
temperature and pressure.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warmer.
THEaMoMETEn YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, SO;
8 A. NJ, 80; noon, SS; 8 T. NJ, "; L.
NJ, IS: midnight, ~.
Mean temperature, 795.
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1,osT. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

TISTRAY,-One small RED and one fEssn
ItIsPoTTED BUPFALO COW were taken1
lp In the street by the police on the night o. t,e
2ath instant. The owners cln get them oy Apply
ttps ts t''S'..ises1' ~ '.'e ''>-, JOHN POE. Jn.,
~ aa-1t Chief Of Police.
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II. A. STROBE Matt Medalist University OF Fir-
glnIal, Principal: ,uo
Gently Assistant Instructor In Latin University
of Virginia), Associate Instructor.
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN, on Mon CIR
- cay, nigbr, 22d Of July, BAY MARE, II
about hffeen aud halt hands high. one hind whlte
foot, and about nvc years DID, liberal reward a ~in
he rratd by leaving her at JOHN A. BELLS,
- = - corner OF Tweni Y-ninthan and Il streets
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b CAL MA TIERS

CONGRESSIONAL lCAEvASs.-A meeting OF
the voters of Clay w ard was called to take
place last night on the lot cornar Of Pine
and Cary streets for the purpose Of hearing
expression Of the views Of candidates for
Congress. The gentlemen In charge OF the
affairtnot having been very liberal in. their
advertisement OF the entertainment, only
small crowd was present. No stand or
lights had been provided. After some loss
Of time and various suggestions, the crowd
adjourned to Walks drugstore, corner OF
Laurel and Cary streets, an ironing: table
for speakers stand was provided and placed
under the awning, In the light OF a gas
lamp, and the meeting organized, ON motion
OF Mr.. Peter Ralston, by the election Of Mr..
George Hooper, Jr., as chairman.
Mr.. Hooper apologized for the failure to
make better arran gements for the speakers,
and introduced Senator ". d. Quesen berry
as the first candidate to address the people.
Judge w. /. Clopton, Colonel w. P. Bur
we'll, Colonel John. B. Young, and Captain
Frank Winston also spoke.
Captain Martin Meredith Lipscomb was
present, prepared to announce his candi-
dacy. He bad his views committed to
writing in unique style, but the present
chronicler did not wait to hear him, haT-
ing-despite the highly-interesting disserta-
tions on the tariff, tobacco tax, and currency
question-soma time before become tired OF
standing on one foot and leaning against a
tree-boX, and departed. .ers
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NOTIONS and TRIMMINGS,

LEVY BROTHERS.,
and they take len cents of OIL every dollars worth
You purchase.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,

1ISN SSS-'A - ' AA'S
the most elevated and coolest resort in tho State,
new management. The elite CT Baltimore, New
Orleans. and other cities: expected The beauty or
this place and its w!delyknown medicinal and ctra-
live powers insure health, pleasure and happiness,
ana are consequently always well patronized; Every
rational desi re and amusement 10 be nad mere:
which, together with the following extremely low
rates for STRICTLY FIRsT-cLAss TABLE, offers In
duccments unsurpassed: - 30
Terms per day.. .............."......7a eS
Per week.. * 0V
len the ears at Chrstiansbnrg eighty
| miles west of Lynchburg, without change OF cars
! from Batlmore-thirteen hours from baltimore.
Leave Baltimore at s:l5 F. get to Srrings ior
breakfast: or leave Mt 4:45 A. NJ ana reacn SprIneS
A. e. WHITE. Manager. j. s.eod12t
DEDUCED RATES TO PARTIES RE-
IL MAlSSSG 1sSs-UpEIs 9SE ME5k HxE II E9SGEh iST
| STOCKTON HOTEL,
| CAPE MAY, Nj.
NOrE.-We take great pleasure in Informing o,r
naIrons that new Passenger Elevator and Electric
Hels lin every rooin) have been added to the hotel
'e''s '''' ''N'' ''O CHARLES DUFFY,
| of Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
| je s-cod2m Proprietor and General Manager
BEDFORD ALUM AND iron .,,
| Delightful drive OF two hours from Lynchburs.
Hsa''' e''i'FR FARE FfRsT-CLAss;
BUrLp1Sds ESh;' AL LIE SEM M Sk iESflhEiY RE-
- FITTED.
GREATEST HEALTH-GIFING WATERS
y KNOWN.
USEOUALLED FOR DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY,
AND FEMALE DISORDERS.
| TEMPERATUR ALWAYS PLEASANT.
BOARD, s35 per month; 81 per week; sl.9o
per day. ..,
Equally adapted 10 invalids. pleasure-seckeri, or
those in quest of rest and recreation.
This water ut 30c. per gallon, or 81 per case,
and the mass containing all the properties OF the
wafer at soc. and 81 per package, is Furnished 10
those unable 10 visit the Springs. address
AM. DAVIS, ..
sfs President OF the Company,
7S Main streer, LynchbnIg, Va.
Round-trlp tickets at reduced rates.
iy'O I'M
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TERMS: For half session, 1926. Session begins
September 18th. Catalogue sent on application.
lS.Om
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Trial size. 23 cents.
Wholesale agents, PURCELL, LADD & co.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, A MOST ATTRAC-@
4 TIVE NEW RESIDENCE ON the east LIZ
side of Twelfth street between Marshall and Clay
streets within three minutes walk Of the post-oce
with six rooms, all handsomely papered, besides
kitchen, servants room, closets, &c. .r NJ
This house Is not surpassed for Its location, Its
SURROUNDINGS or In It's arrangement. style OF finish,
convenience, and completeness OF appointments, by.
any other of its size In the city, having hot and cold
To coed tenant terms moderate. Apply promptly
to GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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N7OTICE.-MY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
~ large or smalU will be resumed on 1ST OCTO-
BER. 1878. Terms $50, $50, or $40 per session
of nine months. according to grade, payable half
yearly IN ADVANCE. No extra charge for Latin or
French. Teaching done mainly by myself: Refer
TO Mrs. w. G.. 1'urpiu, Mrs W. 7. Staples, DIR.
Thomas Pollard and Mr. Il. w. Powers Datrens OF
last session. flhE cho,
IL 7-roJRt GIL west Cary street,
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EOR RENT, THAT SMALL BRICK Na
IL STORE. No. 1911. on the south side ofH:1
FRANKLIN street near Seventeenth street. Apply to
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR & SON.
IL 2R-3t Real Estate Agents aud AuctioneerS
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TOR RENT, THAT BEAUTIFULGA
L SUBURBAN RESIDENCE OF DIR. W. w. HI
Bennett on west Main street few squares above
Monroe Park, with ONE-ACRE LOT attached.
Apply to JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
Nv 26-3t Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-26

sTrIcrIY PREPARATORY TO THE UNIYER
SITY OF VIRGINIA.
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The SUPERINTENDENT,

WHO IS REsPONsTBLE FOR THEIH ENFORCE
y MENt-THs POLICE JUSTICE AND WHAT He
Il has DoNE-THE TRUTH As IT NOW 4P-
:, tr no gkssssi5I fsS t.ft Itt M r7SETdfi
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TOR RENT.-Intcnding to move, 1Ha
Il offer for rent the HOUSE occupy, on the III
corner of Third and Byrd streets, Ganble's Hill.
1t contains thirteen rooms, with Two bathrooms;
hot and cold water on every floor, and mart rian-
tells in six rooms; Latrobe stove. &c. Apply on the
premises. TRUMAN a. PARhER
~ 19-ppd3t No 900 south Third street.
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NTANTED, TO MIA! SMALL .
w FAHN--say 100 or $50 acres-in Chester
feln county within .six or eight miles Of town.
Address = 3" RENTER,n "
9 ty26-1ts care Dispdtch once.
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TURRENT, TWO DESIRABLEm
Il ROOMS on the same floor, with an OF-M:2
FICE, In the Liverpool and London aud Globe ln-
surance building, ll13 Main streer. Apply to
iy I7-codGt DAVENPORT & CO.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-24
Religion and Science.

1t is very fashionable just now to
accept what can be demonstrated and
nothing else. A host Of avarage in
te'tects are walking on stills and i'm.
agining themselves giants. They
don't believe in Jonah, because the
story is old, and the hero died without
being interviewed by reporter; but
they will swallow a whole school of
whales if it comes under the lead Of
modern science. One of these mon
ster minds bewildered an old Quaker
the other day by successively deny
ing pretty nearly everything which
most people are foolish enough to be-
l.cye. At last the Quaker said mild
Iy, Friend, does thee believe nothing
except what thee has seen?" With
smile Of superiority he replied, "Abso-
lntely nothing" "Well, did thee or
ally OF thy acquaintances ever see thy
brains" Certainly not; but why do
you ask?" ooh, because thee cannot
believe thee has any if thee has never
seen them, thee knows and then he
added, significantly, "Thy argument
is, perhaps, stronger than he thinksw
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-24
THE CLEAN NEWSPAPER.
[From the Boston Herald

-SS5oSAA
There is a growing feelings in every
healthy community against the jour
nails whica make it their special OBJ
ject to minister to perverted taste
by seeking out and serving up III a
seductive form disgusting scandals
and licentiouS revelations. There is
good reason to believe that the clean
newspaper is more highly priced to-
day than it was four or five years ago.
1t is also safe to predict that as peo.
pie IN all ranks Of life, who protect
their own at least from contamination,
become more conscious OF the perui-
cious Influence Of certain class Of
journals, called enterpIiSing because
they are ambitious TO serve up dirty
scandals, they will be careful to see
that the journals they permit to be
read in the family circle are Of the
class that never forget the properties
OF life Already men and women Of
refinement and healthy morals have
lad their attention called 70 the per-
hicionS influence of bad literature, and
have made commendable efforts 10
counteract the same by causing sound
literature to be published and sold at
popular prices. These efforts are.
working a silent but sure revolution.
The best authors are more generally
read to-day than n previous date.
The sickly sentimental story paper and
wild ranger and pirate story book are
slowly but surely yielding the field to
worthier claimants To the praise d!
the decent newspaper, it may be sad,
that where il has place IN the fami-
ly anil has been read for years by
young and old, it has developed such
a healthy tone and such discriminate
ing taste that the literature of the
sluns has no admirers Fortunately |
the lumber Of such families is incgcas-
ing il the land, and as they increase,
the iourna! that devotcs itself 10 sick
ening revelations Of immortality viii
be compelled TO find its supporters
solely among those classes that prac-
tice vice and crime or are ambitious
to learn to follow such ways.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-24
TIE CONSUMPTION OF TIMBER.

We have now about 10000 miles OF
railroad; the annual consumption for
ties or slecpers alone is 10000, 900, or
thirty years growth of $4,000 acres.
To fence these roads would require at
least l30, 900 miles of fence. We have
rs, 900 miles of wire, which requires
in its putting up 100000 trees, while
the annual repairs must take 100000
more. The little insignificant lucifer
match consumes annually in its manu-
facture 100000 cubic feet of the fin
est pine. The bricks that are annual
ly baked require 100000 cords OF
wood. which would sweep the timber
clean from $4,000 acres. Shoe.pegs
are qnite as important an article as
matches or bricks, and to make the re-
quired annual supply consumes one
hundred thousand cords of the timber,
while the manufacture of lasts and
boot-trees takes five hundred thousand
cords of maple, beech aud birch, and
about the same amount is required for
plane stock and the handles of tools.
The racking-boxes made in the Uni
ted States in 1874 amounted to $l2,-
100000, while the timber manufac-
tured into agricultural implements,
wagons, etc, is more than $100,OOO,-
000 The farm and rural fences of the
country consume an immense amount
Of lumber and timber annually, but as
we grow older as q nation this con-
sumption may, and probably will. be
reduced BY the more general use Of
live fcnccs or hedges. Our consump-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-24
ADA COUNTY ITEMS.
CONDENSED nom the Idahoan.

IOO1IS.V11SSV tIIV
A portion of Col. Green's command
arrived at the fort on Thursday last.
A wagon load of salmon trout and
white fish was easily disposed of on.
the streets Of Boise City.
Captain Wagner's command left, on
Saturday, for Camp McDermit, taking
with them a number Of Indian prison
ers.
Mr.. Clarence Gaylord, brother ty-
po, has gone to Oregon on visit.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-24
THE TERRITORIAL DEMOCRATIC CON
VENTION.
From the Idahoan. !

The Territorial Democratic Conven-
ton, which convened here on the I4th.
adjourned yesterday. They have had
a long session, during which time the
utmost good feeling has prevailed, the
friends of the different aspirants stick
ing to their favorites with but little
change. On Friday morning Mr. w.
II. Dewey's name was withdrawn and
the Convention took recess until Q,
o'clock.
Two O'clock P. M.-Convention met.
and, after several unsuccessful ballot
ings. took a recess for fifteen minutes.
Upon reassembling, baIloting was re-
sumed, with no material change, when
q recess was taken until I o'clock.
At I O'clock Convention again met
and proceeded to ballot, bat without
making a choice adjourned to 10
O'Clock a. NJ Saturday.
SATURDAY, 10 o'clock A. M-Conyen-
tion met and upon the first ballot the
vote stood for Aiuslie 10, Cahalan IS.
Afnslie having rec-ived a majority Of
all the votes cast, was declared the
nominee. james. II. Hawley, of Boise
county, was nominated by acclama-
nation for District Attorney for the
% Judicial District, composed of the
counties Of Boise, Alturas and Lemhi.
J. W. Poe, of Lewiston, was nomina-
ted for District Attorney for the lst
District; Mr.. j. c. Crawford for the
Sd.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-24
L2AAII2 c5ITY, TJJElsDAY, ,sEF7TE5n1BER a. L

ton Of timber is not only daily on the
increase, but our expectation Of tim
Der is also rapidly increasing. Our
slaves go by the million to France an
nually; walnut, oak, maple and pine
to England, and spars and docking
timber to China and Japan Lum-
berman's Gazette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-09-24
Dissolution Notice.

HTaHR COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
5 ing between Charles Magee and NJ H. Kemp
ner In the freighting business between Idaho City
and Bonanza City Is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent CHARLES MAGEE
IDAHo cIrr, Sept. 10, lsTs-4w