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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-11
THE OLDEST AND BEST.

The very greatest want In the reform Of
day, an able, fearless outspOken paper. untrsmneed
Such pape- is the wosKnexAr's ArvocArs. Many
efforts have been made, within years past 10 start
such paper. Every Of these efforts, mp within
short time have failed. Il net necessary to speak Of
the Of such failarss Ia enough 70 know that
ut tha time, there In but paper Of all those started
that has any claims National organ. The WoRKHe-
HAHs Advocate has been Published Tor over ave yearsl
having rmounted al The Obstacles that led to the fail
many parts OF the country. The ADVOCATE IL nov up-
nrm basis, perfectly from the possibility Of
failure that people subscribe and feel sure
that hey viii not lose their money they
the LARGEST. and the paper in the country
ed to the interests Of La. Reform; mot Oaly now
upon nrm financial basis, but IL ID Published BY men
whose record n friends Of the Labor Reform
is furnish guarantee that the paper win re-
the champion OF the reform movement under any
and all circumstances
The ADvocArE will ever be % . sentinel upon the
wstchOwer to guard the interests Of the people
While fighting every species Of wrong. Il shall aim
the CAUSES fro~ which Jew She many dsor-
ders Of society and make vgOr oas war upon them,
great aim viii BE- to strike st the root Of Ire tree. We
will advocate entire change In the monetary system
Of the country upon the principles and through the
embraced In the Platform Of National Labor
Union. We shall advocate che adoption BY National
Government Of q land policy, taking the ground
that not another Of the public domain should be
disposed Of any company, corporation person upon
any terms whatever except in small parcels to actual
settlers. We shall favor taxing oil uneutivated lands
and peing all companies corpora Ions and persons
holding lands BY government grant, to put the In
the market at government prices 20 per acre) within
given time and in case Of failure 90 to do the land to
revert back 10 the government We shall advocate the
abolition Of the present National Bank system-the call
ing in Of tho whole National Bank circulation Iu
ing in Its place treasury cern Gates convertible into
bonds bearing Low rate Of interest, and vice versa at
the viii Of the holder We shall advocate Labor De.
partmenta Washington, such - ID contemplated in the
resolutions adopted in the the NstOna
Labor Union. We shall advocate CO-operatiOa in any
and every form in which Il be applied to proudc
ton and distribution. We shall advocate the shorten
ing or the hours Of labor in every department Of Indus
try. We shall advocate stringent apprentice law in
every State and entire revolution In the system Of
Prison Labor In every state.
We shall advocate equal rights and privileges 70 the
wolkingwomsn Of our country. Our Note shall be,
"Equal and exact Justice to eli" psep We sha sdvO-
cate the
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-11
TRADES DIRECTORY.

TRADES ASSEMBLY OF CHICAGO
~ meets every second and fourth Saturday evening
In the month, at 23T Randolph street.
r. " UCoEHKLL, Presider''
= HAfNKs Recording Secretary
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-23

A III. NOTES AND ACCOUNTS DUE HI
RAMD ROSENCRAN> are payable To
the undersigned during Mr. RS absence
13If THoS. J. BUTLER, Agent
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We trus, our neighhor will, on reflection,
do us the justice to say tha, in refutins bis
rambling assertions with reference to who
were intended TO be embraced within the
aegis of the constitution, We did not wax
wrnth,p hut on the contrary did in the "cooi-
est and most dispassionaie manner passipie,
proceed to adduce proofs OF the untenaole
positions OF the Avalanche, which tha, paper
has not had the "temerity " to attack or 10
contradict in an article Of nearly column in
length, which but Tor the clean print, We
should Judge had got squabbled Oh the galley
such EXPLANATIONS as, King OF Dahomey,
freed him hy frdud-negroes have no rights,
fanatical-bIack republican n-radcalisn--mon-
grelism-miscegenation etc, are thrown III
p-nmiscuously and dcdahtly, as if the very
sound Of these frightful words was enough 10
scare Republicans into SUBMISSION to rebel
dictaiion, without attempting TO array them
in any order. or 10 apply them in any arsu-
ment. Don't get grabbed Nc. when you meet
with facts and figures too stubborn for your
philosophy
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SUMMONS.
TRRRIroaY OF IDAHo, ! j. fHE DTsr CorRr
COUNTY or OwYHEE. I 3D JUDICIAL biSf
\ K Mendenhall, Plaintiff,

TRRRIr0aY or IpAHO, ! il fHE DIsr C0rRr,
couyry or OwYHsK I I 3D JUDICIAL iiISr.
\ K Mendenhall, Plaintiff,
4gdinst
J.. J. Lewis ant The Silver Glance Mining
Company, Defendants
To l.. J. Lewis and the silver Glance Mining
Company Defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
Cnilei States in the Territory OF ldahn.
You are hcreb, nuiiiic'i that ther'' L now on
fife in the office Of the Clerk OF the DISTRICT
Court uf the Third Judicial DlStfi oi said
Territory, in Silver City. O~yhec County, The
Complaint of the above named II until. prn
ing Judgment against the said Il.iendint, t..
/ lewis and for a Dtsrce and nr an otdrf
~ the said Court. as f.,ll1Ns: The hove en-
,itled acrion is brought 10 nhtain Judgment
Of This court against the said. defendant,
l. / Lewis for the sum Of S3l 240 10 a hsi
ance due and unp | 20 said III huiih 10y sail
Defendant Lewis. uf the purchase money,
&46. 40 o.. for crrt,in property sold ana con
vryrd hy said Pi'lT 10 said Def I. Lewis, with
costs Of suit: and To obtain u y ere % stii
tiourt establishing said Plsihtii s Lien As
Vendor of the said certain property. ag.ansi
the said &c tain property and every Ptrt
thereof and for an Order nn the Shenil al
sa,d County for III sal Of IL property IN
pursuance af law for the Satisfaction oi the
amount of said Judgment and Gusts; the
said certain property being described in PHI :
said Complaiut. a. follows. 10 wH: Nine hun
dred and sixty 1861 feet Qinnrar measure
uent1 undivided of twelve hundred II, 20ol
G.et-s;lme measurement-ln thai certain
t,nld and Si'ver bearing l.i,de OF Y artz, stu
ared in Flint Mining District in the said Coin
tv of Owyhee. laated and known as the
:. ..e,wyhee Ledge and Idaho g ;. VI. Com
n,ny.u and four hundred tf00l feet. being
ibe la North Extension Of the Rochester
Iode--sitnate in sud Flint Mining District !;
all of which said described Or pcrts was
enId and conveyed hy said Plaintiff 10 the
sa,d Def't. I. J. Lewis, and by him said
tewisl conveyed ~ the saii 4 {, the silver
Glance Mining Company-;dl A. alleged,
and IA more fully sci forth in the Plii = snid
Comnhint. on tiie in my Office, IN the above
entitled caIi-e. and tina unless yon appear
and answer Ia said Com iaint vi hin ten
davg after the service hereof If SERVED Wi hin
Owyhee county: within twenty days i served
oui Of said oiniy, hui within said Judicial
district. and within tortv days II served Out
or said District tcxclusive Of the day OF ser
vice defanlt will be taken against YOU, ard
the Plaintiff will apply To the Court for the
relief d.mandrd in his sad Complain.
In testimony whereof |. Sol Hrshrduck
a. Clerk of sud District Court. have
81 L.Ss = hereunto set my hand and
affixed the Seal of said Court al
silver Ciiy. this Tenth day Of September. -
1868 SOL HAsBRoUcg. ok. Dist Court.
BY r. f.. HALLnrg. Dep'y
| Marlborough d Preston, PF' An'ys. 7ios2
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The Reno Crescent and !. X. Lovejoy are

THE Reno Crescent and J. h. LoyeJoy are
responsible for this musical chicken story
- Old Piute" pad lis ii visit a day or TWO
since ard told Us everything but the sc.ind'd
pertaining to Grystll Peak. Among the rest.
he gave Us an account of a singing hen, oi
which he is proprietor The fen has not as
.ood singing q ,aiities as z canary, but her
confidence Ia herself l. soIneth;ng wonderful
Al the call Of Mrs l. the hen will come into
the house get up On the lldy's lap, and at
lhe first command, without any apology Tor
want Of prarlice, Il bad cold, OF any thing oil
the sort, Will proceed to discourse a mild ar.
his is bat "a prelude 10 what is 10 follow
Af.,r singing the iirst notes, her b nsllp VIII
slhsi..e until commanded in Il stern voice 20
sing louder Then the hen spreads out her
wings. stretches her neck TO It's fdrthesi ten
sion. turns ,ne es akimhO IA Ia Ben Butlefl
and p0drs forth i srain that lacks nothing
| in earuestness however much it may IN mel
my Piute" vouches for the truth oi tue
above. He says, besides that at command
th. hen will initiate setting hen perfectly,
even to the maternal cluck, though al the
same time she il steady layer, and only
pl..ys setting on r,qaest The hen i only
| common black >pAlish, but Flute" swfars
he would not take i0ur-hoIse team ior
| her
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-23

Old Father Pilner once got of sermon at
Michigan Bluff in which this pass 'ge occur
red Br ihprn, repentance IS necessary
pr paraiian 10 salvation, YOU must repent OF
vonr sins or YOU will surely go to hell and be
damned etrrnally-now that's honest lngen.
Al another time We happened TO be present
when he preached at Deer Greek Tehama
county Cal. his subject had reference 10 the
man prssrssed Of an evil spirit, and whom
Christ relieved by commanding the d vi TO
co,ne out of the man q The devil seeing
drove ol hogs near hy, :. said the preacher,
lhought he had good enough lhing ana cafne
out o the man and entered the hogs little
thinking that Christ intended 10 play Yam
kee trick on him, by running the hogs into
the water to drown him. =
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-23

The Tidal Wavc Of deeper souls
Into our inmosi being rolls,
And lifts Us unawarcS
Out of all meaner cares.
LoElftIop.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-23

We understand from Mr. Baiiey, of Dean
4 Bailey, BOISE City. who has just returned
from Puget Sound whittier he WAS in com
pauy with our lucky TOW nsman, G. W. Gray
son. examining the shores and harbors Of
that country, with reference TO investing in
real estat'. at the probable terminus of the
Oregon branch of the U r r. r. that harbor
is two hundred miles long, and nothing shot
of omnpotenL wisdom, or the engineers OF
the road can judge with any certainty where
ths. terminus will be- Consequently, no in
vrstments were made by either Of the gen
tlemen. Mr. Grayson returned to San Fran
cisco, and Mr Bailey TO BOISE. Content the
one with mines and mining, the other with
stock and the beef business.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-23
TIL, s,umboiat Rrgi-t ter has ad

ded the words And working mans advo-
cate" to its title with view, no dolof, 10
wheedling these Humboldt never s"edis
into the idea that they are working men !"
The Register has found class al i'si over
whom il can claim superiority, and as II an
nounces its intention to devote its bes' ener
ries TO maintaining the prestige gained IN
the Iate war between the Chinese and IN yer
sweats, v there is hope Of better success than
was ever attained by he Register IN IFS late
campaign against Uncle sam and his loyal
minions.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-23
Items from the Enterprisc.--The

reloeipede, upon which Professor Urndorff
has Of late been cavor ing about the city, was
yesterday sold to the proprietor OF the Eclipse
stable, Gold Hill, for sIl0 Bark in Gods
country this sum woaid buy new ri'd wag
on The new proprietor Of the machine n
tends letting 1t to persons-whose iiscs are
insured--at at Il per hour
A sIedosipede.--T other day during
the coasting, man made his appearance on
Uniun street with sled provided with but
single runner, and did some tall old cOaStlng
on 1t, too 0Ice the thing got under heal
way, il stood up as squ re rs a slei with i"o
runners As in the case OF the reincipede,
velocity appeared 10 be The secret ol success
ful aavigation
white Fine.--We were yesterday
s.oYn about h liza loz n lei : from v Lit
Fine. None cuht.dned anything new or star /
ling, and the contents OF the whole lot. boiled
down, amount to just this Country ricn,
awful rich Lots selling at immense prices.
perfectly frightful Weather very cold ) no
accommodations thing. but don't come
here this winter /"
White piue.--We were yesterday
shown letter dated Urea ure City, February
4lh, which says, in answer 10 the qu' stion,
shall | come cut - put by friend in this
city III you could have the least idea OF
how matters stand here, yOa would not ask.
lust imag gine the wind blowing perfect hur-
ricane The thermometer 10 degrees below
zero and dense fog that you can hardly
breath enveloping this city, and you VIII
have some idea Of 4 day on Treasure Hi!L
Add to this place 0yercr0wded with people,
with no other occupation than standing
around WHISKY shops drinking whisSy--a5
the snow is So deep no pro, ,pecting can oe
dune-and yon have some idea OF White Pine
at the present season. Meals are 81 each
and beds the same You are always tortu-
nate to get bed, and in order to be sure ol
having a place to sleep at night, you must
engage your bed as soon rs you get up IL the
morning. The city is one gran rounl Of
drinking and car"usihg from morning unii
morning again. There is nothing dong here
now, nor will there he until spring
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-23

Picture. of the Inauguration Of ostncr's
eqnesiraip statue of Washington, drawn by
Mr.. ostner. and photographed By Curry, are
for sale at the F. O. Book store o II. Pur-
dy Esq, is agent for 0wyhee county. They
are quite ornamental, and 5" far is the statue
is concerned are very correct In the crowd
can be recognised several well known citi-
zens Of Boise, members Of thu legislature
etc, The sketch is taken during the acccp-
ia ion speech of Hon. Frank Glaahi. WHOSE
Ice can be recognised though The body Is
somewhat cramped IN the picture Altos' tn
or ii i, a very credisabe work of art, and will
form very appropriate present 10 friends
abrold, as showing the advancement oil Idaho
in the tine arts
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-23
A white pine yirtim.--Mr. Levy

ouartermaster's clerk at Three Forks writes
Louis l.oinnstcin Feb, 10Th, that n man by
the name Of Higgins, was brought in 10 the
Post Hospital, after being out eight or nine
days His feet are both badly frozen, and
it j. feared he will lose all his toes. He WIS
on his way to Whit Pine without proper
outfit. He is in very bad state, but Col
Brady has ordered every atteation paid to
him and he may recover.
Whether he is from here or from elsewhere
we did not learn, at any rate his experience
should xarn others against starting of on
fopt in mid winter 10 go hundreds Of miles
through snowy country like this
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-23

Ga. Lewiston friend, Styles, who has held
the position OF clerk Of the District Cou't'
County Recorder etc, in Nez Perce county
passed through on his way TO White Pine a
few days since.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-23

ii;sffssional 1no business Carrie.
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Ross G. w. crm ITS, OF vantinc 4 Co.

Ross G. w. Ora fits. OF Vantine X Co,
Idaho Civ, called on US on Friday evening
on his way to the Bay, for the purchase OF
90, dis. He, like majority ofIhe merchants
of Southern Idaho, expects to visit the east
ern cities early in the summer with view
TO shipping from that direction. 1t is likely
that Boise and Idlho Cities will inangurate
the system of shipping from the east some
time before it will be profitable for Owyhee
to leave the Pacific route, il indeed tli''t time
shall ever come our proximity 10 the Cen
tral Pacific will enable us TO transport goods
from Winnemucca or Ela0 much more cheap
ly than from Prompntory, while the former
place will lind promontory much the most
convenient for them Groceries and other hea
w goods are bought in Chicago for sret noicks
! a shade lower than san Francisco asks in
coin. Light goods much cheaper in proper
ton, and the freighs on the Railroad will not
vary materially from either end Our bts,
hope is that the two companies will not con
solidate and keep up the prices
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-23

Dry Goois CIothlng. hags Boots. etc.
according 10 quality
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Day and Night is the name of a new N. Y.
Pictorial, Vol No Tor sale at the counter
of A. Y. Bradieys store P 0. Block.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Military Academy at woolwich, England, has
been closed account OF scaratina having seriously
broken out among the cadets.
The Italian Parliament has voted the sum OF
$4,000 900 for improvements in the port OF Venice
which Will take eight years to execute.
Recent dispatches, received in Paris from the
French Minister at Madrid, give evidence OF the
serious crisis now existing In Spain.
The following compensations have been awarded
by the British government to the Abyssnian cap
tives Mr. Rassam $25, ,000 and $40, 900 each To DR..
Blanc and Lieutenant Prdeaux.
Francis II. 10 dangerously Ill at the Farnese Palace
in Rome, and II Is Feared that the malady s Of ty
phoid nature. The Queen, his own physician and an
old servant are the only persons admitted 70 his
chamber.
The Prince of the Black Mountains (Danubian prn-
cipaites) has given up his rights over five tribes,
located In Montenegro 70 Turkey against consider
alton OF $780, 900 cash Many members OF these tribes
have ned 20 Servia In order to avoid the Turks.
1t Is reported in st. Petersburg that the Russian
government win only join Professionally In any pro-
posed arrangement the peaceful settlement OF the
question: as she reserves the option OF
carrying cut a long since matured plan on her own
account In refere nee to the East.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1869.

occurred 10 q petit creme win prove what q disas-
trous mania 1t Is He was quietly smoking. when
ton and he suddenly struck ali or heap. While
looking after them boy with brush paste and bills,
and sly smile on his face, put down his stock IN
ment later he raised his brush and swept down the
gentlenan's hack. sudden turn from the creUe
brought his face in contact with brush full OF
paste. "Oh pardon, - said the g1fefn, 'you were
standing SO stil and 80 long took you for . sign
p0stn The state OF the observer In public life can
be 1ancied. He rushed into nacre with mus
tache and whiskers mucn stifler than Magyar po-
made can make them and something very adhesive
to seats down his back.
All the theatres have rst rate pieces on their bills
pocket handkerchief Dealers as one is opened fresh
ct each act Mile. Farqueil plays the heroine, and
at COmpiegne, had an immense success. Tne ma
cent OF any mise scene yet seen In Paris, while
Pasdeloup's "Iphygene en- Aulide,n BY Gluck, at
tracts crowds at the Lyrfque. Before closing l
the Paris public under extraordinary dnlculties.
perfect tumut was created last week at the popu-
lar concerts by some Of the audience having insisted
while the other part would not hear It twice. Cries
and shreks were the midest objections. At length
Mr.. Pasdeloup rose and said he would express his
opinion Of Wagners music by having II over
again, which unfortunate conclusion could but
trritate those who do not like Wagner all the more.
and after fruitess endeav0rs to get through Pase-
l0up had to turn to the invitation Ia ULSe and he
gave LOhengrin over at the end.
/ may perhaps be allowed to say that In any other
country leader who would impose his opinion upon
a resisting community might have found hts stick
wrested from him, his orchestra invaded and all his
faithful ninepins routed. He should have simply in
formed the audience that at the end OF the pro-
gramme the wagnerians could exit il they did
not wish to hear piece twice which Wagnerians
were clamerous for; but between this and forcing
half hall TO be inflicted with the cr0tchetiest Of
very stubbly beard with best Sheiiied razor and
rusty Old saw.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02

can readily be imagined how easily the sum n ex-
pended. Glass appropriates 8 still higher sum
Of Eta 500, and 1t for the expenses Of the house
hold. Royal housekeeping and royal parties and
balls must beskept up on royal scale, and any
one who has visited the Buckingham Palace news
ana the Windsor stables-nOt TO mention the royal
kitchen-wll not wonder that this sum finds
plenty Of channels for its disposal. The amount
Of class s small, and its purposes are almost en-
tirely charitable Out OF the sum OF E13 20O 900
s devoted to the payment OF what are termed "royal
bounty grantsn and Especial service awards -
Grants from the royal bounty fund.- which are in the
gi1t OF the Premier, are generally made to dis
tressed literary men or women, or to the necessous
relations OF deceased military naval officers or to
Others who have claims ON the government. .Spe-
cial servtce" covers extraordinary payments such,
for instance, as the award made to the 0ficer who
hrHt landed In England with the Abyssnian de-
Epatches from General Napier. The aims, or
"Maundayn ~ money, also come from class A. and
to the amount Of 900 distributed by the Bishop
OF Oxford a. Lord High Almoner. further item OF
200 Is devoted to the payment of pensions to dis
tressed ladies. These pensions as they fall In through
death In the gift OF the wife OF the Prime Minister
for the time being. Glass 3, which consists OF the
payments made as pensions to deserving literary and
scientific persons, or to any that have deserved the
gratitude OF their country does not come out OF the
f3S6 000 but by special clause In the act before
ferred to the sum OF 200 s set apart from the con-
soIldated fund In each year Of the s0veregn's reign
for this purpose. The civil list pensions now amount
to fI7,000, after allowing for deaths. Glass NAV
be regarded as q sort Of reserve fund. The amount
OF 1t Is S040 and 1t may be used towards meeting
deficiency in any OF the other classes