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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-04
NORTHEASTERN RA1InoAl
pnsBcilUcr6.

Per steamship James Adgcr, from New York
w l. Sktdmore, wife and servant, ] Skidmorc Jr,
Mrs Crandall and two children, Miss Lowndes,
Mrs Enston and child, Mrs Enston, Miss Enston,
Oates, Patterson, wife and daughter, a
Lawrence, A Richardson, Captain Smith, wife
and infant, A Patterson, wife and daughter, A
Richardson, o Coles, A Niven, Miss Chandler, q A
Arnold, Miss liorscy, A Pierce, w A Newcomc,
Woodward. DR. q Rockwell, w A Nelson, z
Brandow, Hart, Coles, Susan Rcmbcrt, j d
johnson, and In steerage
Per steamship Maryland from BALTIMORE l.
Fabcr, l. Nokhensen J Menshaw, ii Brown, Jas
Robertson, W Siamons, ii Dukehart and G Frcin.
hnush.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, &c
Rev Joseph II Chumaceiro, d ii Miscally, Mrs Il
Nesbit, nurse and two children, B Falstorc, l.
Yates, Cameron, and OIL deck.
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Interior Cotton markets.

COLUMBIA, S. O., December 2.-There was not
much cotton Offering to-day, hut tho market was
active and prices ruled somewhat higher. The
sales amounted to about 80 bales-InIddlIng
2Sa23Hc.
ANDERSON, December 1.-The cotton market
lively, and q number OF bales sold at from 22a22Hc.
Y0RKVILIE. December 1.-CorToN-Has do.
dlings. :
CHESTER, November so.-We hayo 10 report
auil market Sales have brcn made during the
week az loHa22Hc. We quote mIddling, at the
close OF Inc week, at 22c, With but little 0tIerlng
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ENOorts.

LoNnOS-Per bark J L Eaton-a.G tons log
wood, inward cargo brig Lady Pcrlc, and 100 bbls
rosin.
BARCELONA AND MhJoRCA-per Spanish brig
Joycn Antonio-537 balcs cotton, POI bbls rosIn.
BARCELOSA-Pcr Spanish brig a Fumcnto-420
bales cotton, 397 bbls rosin. Per Spanish p0aCrc
Ernesinda-23l bales cotton. lT0 bills r0sin.
BosToN-Per schr + GlOvcr-100 bags sea
island cotton, u bales upland cotton, ~ bales pa
per stock, $50 dry hides, IS bbls rOsin, 2O7 bbls
spirits turpentine, $50 tons phosphate rock, 10
tons OLD iron.
PIiILADELrHIA--Per steamship Promcthcus-
bales cotton: sc bales yarn and warp, 20 bales
siirtlng. bales shcctlng, bales rags, &c tierccs
rice, casks clny.
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5pcrial Nollrrs.
nss- CuARIEsroN sAu1Ncs 1Ncr

gaS- CHARLESTON SAVINGS INSTI
TUTIoN.-Thc following amounts have not been
called for In the above named Institution. As the
ofcc will he closed on the 31st OF December, ail
persons Interested are requested to bring in their
Pass Books and receive the amounts due them.
Those who have drawn the FIRST insalmcnt, but
not the SECOND, will not flni their names In this
list as the fact OF their having drawn one In.
stalment is an evidence that they know OF their
interest In the Institution.
HENRY s. GRlGGS. Treasurer.
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FA ST FIRE IGHT LINE
TO BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND
THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
THROUGH BILLS LADJNG GIVEN FOL, COT.
TON TO BREMEN.

The Steamship MARYLAND, John. .e,EsH,.
son, Commander, will sail for Balti- -1AIlI42
more on TUESDAY, December 7th, at 4 O'CLOCK +.
NJ, from Phr No. l, Union Wharvcs.
G0-lnsurance by the Steamers OF this line =
per cent. to baltimore and Philadelphia. To Ios.
ton a. Philadelphia Frcghts forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without atldi.
tional expense for insurance.
by arrangement with the Steamships OF the
baltimore and Bremen Line. smiling semi.m0nth-
~, Through Bills l.ndlng for COTTON will hereafter
terms.
91- Through Rills I.a,ling given to PIIILADEI.
pi!IA. BOSTON and the CITIES OF TIE NOIrlI.
WEST.
For Freight engagements or Passage, appIy to
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
dcc3 Union Wharycs.
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Two Ifs.

If IL might only he
That IN the singing sea,
Tic living lighted sen,
There were u place for you to cl eep
Away within the tinted weeds, nnd sleep,
A rratilcd, curtaincd place Tor you
TO take tile happy rest for TWO!
And then II IL might he
Appointed unto me
God knows how sweet to me y
To plunge into the sharp surprise
or burning battles blood and dust and cries,
And face the hottest fire for you,
And fight the deadly fight for two!
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Tho Now York R,c. Market.

NEW YORK, November 3o.-IFrom the Journal
or commerce OF "Wednesday. .l-Domcstics are
quiet, but prices arc steady. There is consider.
able inquiry from the dealers and but little stock
here. We quote 7a7,<c. The business in Rangoon
is confined to nlllng small orders from exporters.
we quote Tor lots In bond, 2lin3hc, In gold. The
STOCK In hand s 8G07 bags East IndlH, go casks
Carolina, against 4i42 bags East India, and 7S8
casES CnrOllna the same time Inst year.
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FOR PALATKA, LORID.A,
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDINA JACKSON.
VILE AND LANDINGS on ST. JOHNS RIVER
(! SEMI-W WEEKLY LINE.

Steamer "DIcTAToR,n Captain : ,E~,
w. T. McNelty, will sail from IEsss-ssS-S;LSs
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING at O'clock,
for above points.
Steamer "CiTY POINT" Captain George f. Nc.
MILAN, will sail from Charleston every FRIDAY
EVENING, at O'Clock for above points. Connect
ing with all railroads at Savannah going South
and West. Connecting with tile Florida Railroad,
at Fernandina, for Cedar Keys, from which place
Connecting, at Palatka, with llart's steamers for
tho Oclawaha River. Through Bills or Latling
given for freights TO Mobile and Now Orlenns
Prelghts payable on tho wharf. All goods reinnin.
Ing on tho wharf Mt sunset viii be stored at fisk
and expense Of owners.
noYl3 Agents.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS. l
FRIDAY EVENING, Dcccnbcr3 3, 1909.
CoTroN.-Ths article had softer tendency,
and prices were decidedly easier In some opera
tions, but sellers were Offering but limited sup
plies, aI'l were not disposed TO make important
and general concessions; Tie quotations, how.
ever are quite nominal. Tic sales were 200 bales
viz: 2 ut %; 0at "3M; G ut 23Js; IA at 23li; sut
231s; SO at 24 at 241 SO at 2li; 16 ut al,S; 3at
23Hc; % on private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
ordinary to good ordinary. .23 @o3A
Low midullng. .23X@2A
niluuiinH .2lh6s2lA
Strlct midullng S@D24E
RIcE.-This grain was qalci, holders asking
nrm rates. Sales 10 terccs clean Carolina at
exc. q ID. We quote common to fair clean Car
oiina ut e@ossc; good 07iO1c.
NAVAL SToREs.-The market was unchanged
for these articles. Sales Ill bbls spirits turpen
tine Mt 4lc; 16o bbls. line rosin OIL private terms
and 50 bbs. No. . tlo. at 81 so.
FREI0HTs.-Thc supply OF freight room TO most
points is for the moment sufficient for the de-
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements ure
making at sd q ib on uplands and IJil on sea ISL
ands; by sail, 7-1ad@11d q ID OH uplands
steam, nominal; by sell, ncr.!na! ct 1,!c
Coastwise to New York, by steam, &c {, ID on
uplands and lc on sea islands; by sail, ,Sc q IL on
uplands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail,
80 q ib on upands. To Philadelphia, by stcani
&c q ID on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom-
inai. To Baltimore, by steam, 1s@,sc 5a lb on
upIands; by sail somewhat nominal.
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&g- THE GENUINE LIEBIG's EX-
TRACT OF MEAT secures great economy excel.
ionce In the preparation Of beeftea. Buy mono
but that made by tho "LebIg Extract OF Meat
Company" Baron I.ieblg's signature on every
Jar. For sale by druggists and grocers
| ]. MiLT1AUtS SONS,
noy0 tuf1mO No. 1873 broadway, Now York.
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Receipts by Railroad, December 3.
sOUTu CAROLINA RAIIRnAn

0s5 balcs cotton, % bales domcstlcs, 2 cars pig
iron, cars wood, cars lumber, 435 bbls naval
stores, car stock. To Railroad Agent, Pclzer,
Rodgers Il co, g II Walter & co. Frost Adger, j
\ CO, Thurston & Holmes, Mowry & co. Claghorn,
Herring co, Watson & Hill, Graeser 4 Smith,
COurtcnay Trenholm, Goldsmith & Son, and
others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAB.
o. bales cotton, so bushels rough rice, cases to-.
baeSo, kegs nails, mdsc, &c. To T l. Webb. q W
Williams CO, Mowry 4 co. kirkpatrick & Wittc
w Ryan. Brodic & co, Thurston & Holmes, j
Salinas, Walter & co, l. Cohen g. CO, Claghorn,
Herring & CO, Rayenel & co, Reeder & Davis,
ander. q NJ, w Bee Co, G FollIn, q ID Whit
ney, Nachmann & CO. Adgcr & CO, and Com.
minis.
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Murdered

THE Chester Reporter says: "Mr. w. 4. Knox
died on Sunday night last from the blow received
two weeks ago at the hands OF ]. Mcdowell. The
perpctrator OF the deed made his escape With
the force OF constables we have here he ought to
have been, and could have been, arrested. AS it
was only white man, however, that was Killed.
they, VIC suppose, felt no special interest in the
matter.n
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ALL ABOUT THE STATE.
Accident ut tho Pcnbodv schoo

Accident ut tho Peabody School.
An accident occurred at the Acadcmical De-
pnr.ment Of the Peabody school at GreenvIIlc on
Monday last. The morning being cold, as the
boys and girls were crowding around the Are, the
dress Of Bette Cauble, daughter OF Mr.. Henry
Cnuble, caught 1lrc and threatened serious
In her efforts to extingulsh the flames, had her
fingers and the palms OF her bands severely
though not seriously burned. The pcrson OF the
girl escaped injury, Notwithstanding her clothes
were nearly oil ablaZe
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zar- WORDS OF CHEER ON TILE

~ WORDS OF CIIEER-ON Il II p
Errors OF Youth and the FolIcs OF Age, In rein.
ton to Marriage aud social Evils, with helping
hand for tho errlng and unfortunate Sent in
scaled letter envelopes. FREQ OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia
Pa. scpte5 smos
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hiE2iORANDI

MEMORANDA.
The brig Mary Z Dana, ONelll, from Georg
town, q, arrived at Boston, November 80.
The brig p Brown, BLACKWELL from Havana
for Boston, put into Key West November 20, with
pnrt or her mnsts and sails gonc
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

FORE EIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Adna. -, TO sail. ............ Nov 20
norwegian bark Skiold, AlbrechtBen, SID. Oct 81
British bark Yumurl, Cochrnnc sailed. Oct %
BARK David McNutt Lockhart, sallcd, -. Oct 90
british bark Apollo, Relnh0rt, sailed. Oct 20
Tie Sieve Bloom, Leask, cleared. ........ NOV 0
Brig Cecilia, Bstrnp, cleared. Sept 80
EBwPoRT, RNG.
Ship David Brown, Nichols, sailed. Nov 10
DOME ESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig VIM Crcery, =. .up..................N Nov 30
Schr G T. Raymond, Higgins, up............ Nov 10
Schr lido Bella, Fisher, cleared NOV 21
NEW YORK.
Brig Hampton, Perkins, cleared ........ Nov %
Schr Richards, Irving, cleared. Nov %
Brig Allston, Sawyer cleared. Nov "a
Schr D r Keeling, Robinson, mp. ......... Nov 20
Schr w Mann, RogerH, cleared. .........., Nov 80
PHILADELPHIA. .'U. 81 %
Schr II Edwards, bartlett, cleared 49,. Nov a
f-r BALTIMORE.
schr Fanny Keating, Jorss, cleared...... NOV 21
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COMMERCI-4L NEWS.

imports.
LIyERPOQL-Per bark Clnra-5f20 sacks salt, 10
NJ Fredsberg.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, December 3.-Arriyed, steamship
Hareck, New York; schr Coquette, Nassau.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-12

auents.-BLAKE Il Co, at the Post
office. Idaho City.
/. J. SMART. at Rogers Store. Lentville
CAPT. GEu. DREW, at the Postoiiice, IN
Herman \ Co IS Store. Owyhee CITY.
H. H LAMKIN, City Book Store, BOISE
City.
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Professional ann businsss GarOs.
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SILVER CITY, OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO TERRITORY JANUARY

lar employment and means of iiveli-
hood. We see no objection to requi-
ring license of stage men, as OF llv-
cry stables, merchants, peddlers, and
other kinds OF business, provided 1t
is not extended to freighters aud
others, who occasionally take pas
sengers on return trips, etc. and
parties who fl excursions out for
prospecting and the like. aud pay
one OF their number for conveying
them and their baggage. This clause
needs, and will doubtless receive,
amendment before the final passage
of the Act. This fact would seem to
render comment in detail, OF little
profit, either to uS or our re- sders, as
already amendments may have been
made sufficient TO change the whole
bearing OF the law
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-12
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY oF IDAHo, JIy THE DIsr corRr,
CorNrY or OwYnEE / 81 JUDICIAL DlsT.
n X Mendenhall Plaintiff,
1galnst
/. J. Lewis, and the Silver Glance Mining
Company, Defendants.
To l. J. Lewis ami the silver GLANCE Mining
Company Defendants:
M THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE Of THE
CniteI States. in the Territory Of Idahn,
You are hercb, notified that thsre j. n0w On
file in the office 81 the Clerk ithe District
Court Of the Third Judicial District OF said
Territory. in silver City, Owyhee County, the
Complaint Of the above named piaintlif, PRAY
ing Judgment against the sail nri,ndani, T.
J. Lewis. and lOr Dcefee ANA Tor an order
of the said Court, as follows The 'bpve en-
Titled action is brought to obtain a Judgment
of This Court against the said defendant,
I. ] Lewis. for the SUM OF S3l $40 90 a bal
ancf. due and unpiid to sud " uniin by Fild
Defendant. Lewis. or the purchase money,
$40. $40 o. for certain property sold and con
v,yrd by said Pl'n To said Def I. Lewis, with
Gusts nf suit; and To obtain Decree ol siid
Court establishing said Plaintiff s Lien as
Vendor Of the sud certain property. ag unst
the said ee tain property and every part
thereof and for an Order on the Sheriil ui
sald County for th sale Of : id property III
pureuance uf law for the satisfaction of the
amount Of said Judgment and COSTS, The
said certain property brihg described IA PIN =
said Complaint a follows, fO-wii. Nine hun
dred and sixty 1861 feet llinnear measure
menti undivided of twelve hundred 4, ,2OOl
feet-same meaggrement--In that e''riain
Gold and ii yer bearing Lode OF Y sartz, situ-
ated in Flint Mining District In the said Conu-
~ of Owyhee. located and known as the
sI(swyhee Ledge aud Idaho G.. ,. NJ. Com
nnv:r and fNr hundred 400 feet, being
The lst North Extension Of the Rochester
Lode-situate in said Flint Mining District ;
all of which said described pr 'periv was
sold and conveyed by said Plaintiff 10 the
SAID Def't, l. J. Lewis, and by him said
Lewis) conveyed u the said Def Z, the silver
Glance Mining CompaDy-all as alleged,
and is more fully sci forth in the PM 5 said
COMPLAINT on file in my Office, in the above
entitled cause; and. tba unless You appe Il
and answer tu said Complaint wi'hin ten
days after the service hereof. II served within
O,syhee county within twenty days u served
out of said county but within said Judicial
District: and within forty days II served ou'
of said District Exclusive Of the day Of ser
vice.l default will be taken against yon, and
the Plaintiff will apply n the Curt FOR tiie
relief d~manded in his said Complain
In testimony whereof Sol HasDrouck-
80 Clerk Of sad District C"1rt. have
IL, . hereunto set my hand ann
GsY affixed the Seal oi saih tourt y
silver CITY. this Tenth day of ofSeptember. a .
1885 sol. HassRorcg, elk. Dist Court
ByR F. HALfocg, Dcp't
Rosborouga d. Preston, I'tf' AHys- Ito'L
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-12

The Legislature are determined
that our Delegate in Congress, shall
be employed during his term, II they
intend he shall present and urge all
the Memorials they are addressing To
Congress. We see one having for
its OBJECT the remuneration 0i vo.un-
teers, who went out at various times
to fight Indians in the Territory,
commencing with the 5 ,andiler par
ty. We should be glad To see the
boys paid Tor their time and have
the land warrants the Memorial
prays for, but have no idea that any
such thing will be granted. In the
first place, u majority OF those who
were engaged in the first campaign,
and many of the later volunteers,
are scattered and gone TO other
countries, where they would never
hear of the enactment, or be aware
of tt.ir rights in the matter; besides
it wonid be open ng up 1oodgate
that would let in thousand expidI-
tions in this and neighboring States
aud Territories, where services
equally meritorious and arduous
were performed. without pay, aud
wonld claim the same rights with
these. We can call 10 mind some
half dozen such camp pllgn-, III VIII ch
we look "A more or less active part,
an 10. which W. never thought OF
demanding pay, Ihes" would all be
Knocking at the door should the sys-
TEN be once inaugurate /. These we
do not offer as good reasons why
they should not bepii'l, out as prob
able reasons why they will not. 1t
would have been more practicable
undertaking to have set on loot a
proposit on to pay settlers Tor the
loss Of stock, and other property, by
the Indians. This class OF peop'e
are more permanently located, could
be more elsily found. and have re
ally suffered more than those VINO
have done the fighting and mlrching.
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q. X. Johnson, superintendent oi
the Railroad Stage Line, is in town, having
cone up on Friday from Winnemueca, where
he RECENTLY underwent very severe spell oi
sickness-col on the iungs-frOm which,
We are happy to announce, he has entirely
recovered
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THE TIDAL WAVE
rs PUBLISHED SEMI WEEKLY
Tuesday and Friday Mornings.
II, j. * j. :. BUTLER,
Proprietors.
tPostofice Building Washington Street,

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION IN CURRENCY:
Single Copy, per Year ar..-.---.-... slo w
Six Months. .......-- 90
One Month .......k w
- Each ...-.-. oo
ADVERTISING RATES IN CURRENCY:
One Square. 10 lines or less, one time % W
Each additional week ..--.. W
Professional cards, per Quarter, .-.,-. lo w
s,s- A liberal reduction from the above rates
will be made on lengthy or yearly advertise
ments.
ITen lines ofth's type, or equivalent space,
make one square.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-12

in the License Law, and a few aHiln-
portant alterations in other pr iisl-
lars, almost a literal transcript of
the present Statutes of California,
with reference to the Revenues. The
provision that -requires suit and
Judgment in case OF Delinquent Tax
es, as in matters of other indebted
ness, has been found to work salts
factorily in that StLte, and will
doubtless be equally applicable to
this Territory. 1t gives delinqueDts
a fair show 10 make defense, il any
they have, why the taxes have not
been paid, and protects innocent
purchasers from buying faulty titles
at tax sales, aud returns to the old
and well established doctrine OF
Judgment before Execution. The
clause providing for the collection OF
all l.Gaxes in money, is another good
feature of the Bill, and one if stud
led more closely by our taxpayers
and people generally, would meet
with general appreciation. The man
who holds scrip, thinks It a great
hardship not TO be allowed to offset
it against his Indebtedness to the
County, when, il he but reflect a mo-
ment, he can see that the p ,yment
OF money by all taxpayers, would
enable hun to draw money rom the
Treasury on his scrip, and place him
in as good position in thAt regard, as
if he had paid in his scrip for Faxes,
and principle OF eq'lItab payment
would be established, WI, reby every
man would come in for pay IN hi'
re IN ar order. We observe that the
present b Ii does away with the us
less apportionment OF funds In the
Assessors lists and books, an leaves
the apportionment where it properly
belongs. to the Auditor. In orr re-
marks last week, on the duties and
per centare allowed Assessors, we
were somewhat in error TLt 4 'seS-
sor according to the Bill, ls held re-
spons.ble only for non-asst -smens',
and not for the amount OF Taxes as
s,.ssed The law is also changed
with reference to the subsequent As
sessment in this, that u cJmpieie
Assessment of all property in the
County at the time shall be listed IN
the original /; and only such prop
erty as shall come into the County
after the original list is closed, shall
he entitled to 4 place in the subse-
ouant Assessment. The Assessor is
held responsible on his bon'i, tor all
nron.rtv not assessed at the proper
,;me by reason Of his neglect. On
III. ourslion of L censes, there may
h. some in constituencies AMI perhaps
an unconstitutional clause or two'
wb;ch however, are OF minor lmpor-
t,,c. and about which we have no
disposition to fad lanlt OF qu'frei.
The IN king OF difference between
al;sn minors of different Natloniilties
n,;gbt not hear very severe apph-
cation of Constitutional pressure
rb,. liceus NJ aud authorizing o' o''-
nese houses of prostitution wn'o
nrobibiting other nationalitie' from
the enjoyment of similar pr'V"'ses :.
ann.ars 10 he in opposition to the
nrovision requiring taxes to be equal
The proposition to license Common
Carriers, is not 80 unreasonable aS ..
il Al first appears, provided the II
eeuse be confined to parties engaged
in the carrying business, as d resu
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Dry GOois, Clothing, HAS. Boots etc..
according to qudty
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Notice TO Delinquents.

yUyHE ACCOUNTS due Hill. x MiLLAkD
have been placed in the hands OF IL n
KNAPP. who is authorized 10 collect and re
caint for the same. W. j. HILL,
5,f H. W. MILLARD.
SILVER City, Dec. IA, 1858.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-12

UHAvE MY ROOMS WELL and NEATLY
Il furnished, and am Prepared to do hli
kinds of work IN the PhOtOgrdphing liue ia
the latest and most improved styles OF the
ART Those wishing to obtain the operi"r
Enamrlr,i ai.fs or the very beautiful
and fascinating sUN-Pr.A III PoTceiainl
ftCkI = can accomplish their wishes
BY giving me q cali.
\ supply of Viii and Mining
View constantly on hand. l.ockets and
rings neatly I'll led
Copying Done to Order.
2tf He. LESLIE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-27

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