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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-20
SUMMONS.

Territory OF Idaho, County OF Owyhcc -
In the District Court for the Territory Of Ids
no, Third Judicial District
Thomas Ewing and W p Ewing, late co
partners, doing business in Silver City,
Idaho Territory under the firm name and
style Of Thomas Ewing \ Co, PLAINTIFF
VS. John williams. defendant
To JOHN WILLIAMS. said defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
United States in the Territory Of Idaho.
You are hereby notified that there is now ON
file in the office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District Of said
Territory. in Silver City, County of Owyhee
the complaint Of Thomas Ewing and W. T.
Ewing late copartners said plaintiffs, asking
Judgment against you, said defendant, for
the sum Of I.250 90 and interest thereon
from the - day Of February, 1889, at the
rate of ten per cent per annum and like IN
terest on the judgment rendered herein. un-
til the same is satisfied and costs OF suit
The above entitled action is brought 10 re-
cover the sum Of 81 600 90 due from you.
said defe ndant, to said PLAINTIFF upon n Ger
tain draft. set out and described in plalntins
said complaint, together with statutory dam
ages thereon for non payment, amounting 10
the sum Of $3.50 90, In all 10 the sum Of
Al. $50 90, and interest thegeon nj the nate Of
ten per cent per annum from the - day OF
Feb 1859, and interest on the judgment and
costs as aforesaid.
And that uuless you appear and answer to
said complaint within ten days after the ser
vice hereof ifserved within Owybee County,
and within twenty days " served out OF said
County but within said Judicial District,
and within thirty days IL served out Of said
District. exclusive OF the day Of service,
Judgment will be taken against you by De
fault for said sum Of one thousand two hun
dred and ifty 90 dollars with interest there
on at the rate Of ten per cent per annum,
from the - day Of February, 1859, and
like interest on said judgment until satisfied,
together with said plaintiffs costs Of suit, all
a. prayed for In plaintiffs said complaint
In testimony whereof, |, X T. HALLoCK,
IL Clerk Of said District Court, have
". ! hereuntO set my hand and affixed
- the seal Of said Court al Silver City,
this twenty third day Of February. A. n
1859 r. f. HALLoCK,
Clerk Of the District Court
Edward Nugent Atty for plaintiffs, Silver
City. l. T %tao
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-20

NEARLY 100 Mormon families are
living poIygamously, in Williams
burg. n. Y.-the Saints having from
two to eleven wives.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-20
SUMMONS.

Territory Of Idaho, County u Nv. tce s.
In the District Court for the Territory OF Ida
no, Third Judicial District
Thomas Ewing and W + Ewing late CO
partners, dong business in Silvc CT,
Owyhee County. Idaho Territory andst
the tirn. and style Of fhsmas Ewing 4 O.
plaintiffs. ~ : J. Black and John J..
Black. ,opirtncts, doing business Ia Nv.
hes count, Idaho Territory, under III
firm halne ami Slvlc Of =. j. Black y
Bro defendants
To ;. j. BLACK. and JOHN l. BLACK. sand
defendants:
I'm THE NAME or THE PEOPLE or rHf
United States In the Territory OF Idaho.
You are hereby notified that there Is noS on
ile in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District Of said
Territory, IN Silver City, County of uwyhes
the complaint Of Thomas Ewing and ". h.
! Ewing. late copartnefs, said plaintiffs de
inanding Judgment against you, said defend
ants In the sum Of one thousand seven hun
drcd and fifty 90 dollars and interest thereon
at the rate Of two per cent per month IRON
I the 9Th day Of February. A u 1859, and
costs of suit
The above entitl-d action is brought 10 ~
cover the sum OF one thousand seven hun
dred and fifty 90 dollars due from you. said
dticnutlltS, 10 ralu plalutin~, upoa tcfttih
promissory note set out and described M the
plaintiffs said complaint With Interest aii
the said sum at the rate OF two per cent per
month from Feb. 5th. 1869 and for costs oi
suit Said note dated Silver City, !. T., Feb
ruary 4ih. 1859, payable on the 9th day q
Februry, 1869, without grace. made by ; J
Black X Bro, In favor of Thomas Ewing n
Co or order. for said sum Of fl.75O 90
I with interest as aforesaid
And that unless you appear and answer 10
said complaint within ten days after the ser
vice hereof If served within Owyiee County,
and within twenty days II served out of said
County but within said Judicial District, and
within thirty days # served out of said Dis
trict, exclusive Of the day Of seryice,l ludg
ment will be taken against you by default for
said sum OF one thousand seven hundred and
iifty 90 dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate Of two per cent per mcath from the Oh
day OF Feb. 1869 together with said plain
tifis costs incurred in this action pursuant
to the prayer of plaintiffs said complaint
In testimony Whereof, |, X u. HALlOCk,
(-l Clerk OF said Distric, Court have
H. hereHnto set my hand and affixed
- the seal Of said Court AT Silver CITY.
this 10th day Of February, A. U. 1868
r. f. HAILOCk
Clerk of the District Court
Edward Nugent Attorney for plaintiffs
Silver City. Owyhee County, / T Il9tsS
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-20

spangier and Arnold, the pardoned as
sassins, have arrived in Baltimore.
, 1869-04-27

e'ed the atientson Of The bosi ncasy two ycAsa 40
WzKa1Aa The ste occupe. /. ao4 available for In.
Ifs. q .sh papose than il VEN iss: seai
~, ,Rs@.lr<d, III. Dc hoard Of rnbEc Work. ho .na
IS t :ssS ];
CANAL srRHEr AND cANALPoRr AVENUE
An. Walsh of1etcl the following, which wcro
k,."1r'i. tic BnArd of Public wo-ta he, and
tssy s1' T. !:quc.ted TO cpsIr aud submit to this
and .srne tsns @ a sas s5s E'aa
= IT,. 'ta e. ssl ins f p 's w ;
,' III: Gasn % ID t,E + I'D a. sa
.e est liuu d CAn ttsrs: 10 the line ii a.:rd
STREET prToyENESTs
Ing noard % punlle Works reporietl ordinances:
paIt Of Tucker, t1ayz and Laurel atreets.
For dredging channel Of ninety-thrce feet In
ch!caso River and branches, to depth Of thirteen
feet
For establishing grade Of Eighteenth street,
Innds.
,t ror cq1elng, filling and naytns North IInls.ea
street
For curblne, nlling anh paving Clinton street
nom West Van Burcn street to West Harrison
For curbing md nlllng North Market street
from Chleagoavenus to Division street.
III LA %A4A ItAAE Au11I1u EEtEL I1Uu N0tfD
Wells to kinSsburs street
f'pr curblng, gral!ng and pairing West Van Iu-
rcn Etreet iron IIaleted to Loornls street.
For carb!ng, Glliltg, :,ra'l'ng and paving Archer
avenue from Statc Street to canal, Tor elpj South
branch addition.
Fer grazing and rlsnklng Taroop e:roe, from
Twcnty-secoul street to tIluc Island avenue.
SIDEWALKS
For sidewalks on north side OF Hastings street,
from Rcnbcn to Wood street; on both sides OF
Banker street, from Canal to BEECH street: on
.outh side Of Wright street. from Canal street to
Stewon avenue; On east Side OF W0Ut! street. from
West Madison to West Van Burcu street; on
north Side OF Scott street, from North State to
Slone street: on cast Side OF Sha!tO street, from
Eleventh to Polk street; Oh both sides of Des-
said street, from Jefferson to lIalstead street.
and on cast side Ut Sha1to street, from Eleventh
to Polk streets.
The ordinances we5c referred to tie proper COM
mttIeeS
For private drains from certain lots connecting
With public sewer IN Clinton street, uet wecn West
Lake and htnz1e streets; in CiybOurnc avenue,
'.etTeen Dtslsiuu Street and North avenue; III
ie5plA!ncs street, between West Van Huren mud
West uafrtsou streets; which were passed
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
On motlon tf AID. Maca!tster the nse OF the
.6lumon Council Chamber wae- Er.4aa.tl to the
.'ia1c Medical Society, which meets OIL Monday
,!tXt.
TIE Council then aljonrned.
, 1869-04-27

ssf s: e I'd f EE = fs ss': 4. q
IT, ri q l.. IL: = sss +
otnle a2He i r tn9Sssn n1nsn1a Iss
. = sss & SsRs 6sRs
.nd ~ Tf anssef ss1 s1d dt4 ash =, :, % sehF
Taylor, lumber; Ea1s Ta*as to Chiea1% q 3ooT IF F.
ssR i@sf sa4s I'm 4 fasss atf : cssaa I'll i
s 1T III "a Thasds ia 10 1ei: liz assa
s1SKz1s n.asea /. en1i5sly i1ss from Ice and a.
S:ss: ;sasss - %;ss:5:y 4. s. e
eRssses = saSf U9a9Ths Weana Canal win not b
isf ( III :, sss e:e
taffs; y ~ nd a1s e q fq5 9a
oaiy dsa@ sbout s. lei q W.ter ant liz feeder i 70
Il sa 1a f q Sn1 Tti a f:E as
The vet.els which WeTe sa!5ed oMt of Port Maitland
- a41oas' WAata-yeesel owuen md sailors, arc
sf sss9 eas a5 - oT s ss1e es
= s9ss1es no f5 ~ oa asy
!1assh n9TsvS, sat ths former nc master, & The
saa .s M e E
NEere saslors arr Elcnty and eau BE- had for ~
ae sa1oaudns S1 tons whsi anss ies e
na!e ben wtnsesins, Il. anxious for employ m-ut-Ds
~ ! T. R e y%s,a 1ss Fl. ses s
t1e hs. Pa
o9eensoWn ase ns es sah aI:t,ns suss
i'd M o H.
about ioS oEs wLe he nc:. rssaaen. arc % remsn
nssa sssd 1hstd ws5a n, % az ssd ri.
ths laI.s. .tati anSre:.n Or q Britab, = sse &c
wsf s a. 11,, the 3.Isss ssasexs. cRsap!.n Ez
LII sR:. R.a,,Sh S.s;5 Ss.ea HI
tos ths Shipment I'd % q tight o.
suited q excellent f:ene aud frame warehousss With
s5sesss 1ts}: II Il 5s:Faf I i
q naseatet Fer fen! nE fy" tnccr-ttse fre!n
.hpred g i1n If h!s es thes ~tl
prR.l.M ioE Ine Ao1t1c.i market On the opentus ot
s5sSxsS; i 3;I;s1 ~: aPIs; II:
~ gFES1sa 9 &c 9g s*E.oa11ox At PoRr Co1noasET Tou
Eve errN ii, H. lsr u; u III "naE M asss III e.
iI Aprn |, several craft arrive and dvper, s:,s,
~ Apr1: schooner Elk md other c-aft depart r-
1T 4s5 Il 15op*l1cs. Cleveland, vssu,uns, ont.si,
lsee April I hs:s Banner and ether ve.-cls dcpas
~ APsa II, schooner Lewia wells arrives. Will
~. Ai4l Il propeller Michigan arrives from To
| arrive ~ " '
M Itf Ar.;l = Ers:ser, f7sEs s'4 Michigan
lSi, Apsl Is, .Fopcu.r EtG2src arrives from C!cve
lses Arril rrortlrr Henry Howard departs ,y.z,
warh+
ami; q propeller City Of Concord departs an
thtEs arTive.
ff"r tn e.a4 We do net fi4it that any rece.l cf III
'itn III the cxs.! las lsrH lnt.i.!,rd
ALtsEL SENK.-tr.eriss nl"s1lins nh. $ o'c1pcl
If rcli Nnes ". $ Lyons. owncd by Wn!laec ( u
1 Hlass River. Ohio. Commanded by Captain, ". v
Eicl'atd.,n c.. Cicsso, struck sunken wreck n.a
the nIot uf the rtrrr. ard with t!cl1ty Fnf int
.4lltw watt1, whss the llre nj B"i. Hianc f-lsnd
it'ca1rd a.. hn z.c:y,s ersHs danl"s, hut che is III
| 'pGty.-Ihrrnt 1fitunr, April u
, 1869-04-27

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Ho.l.TEsDss7sss s7Rsss{r1,on,
Rs}; r.: 4 a. ;'s:s sE9:
:. y = ns5 -, si.iP P'is @ VIC ;ss = IS !; z e e
sI*osIts '7 - l'f As0t .na 'ss'Se TOT ne''' h'@
II s. dea Sit ,ssatst fsSsa s5a &C.
"H1stt'-f''n III Ii sEypu1s
nIssHes hdMR Ag 5 ot n,.te 60 b
a2 s y % To-: :ss1 ID q asss Il sf's sls s 1s
,l'acI, ,.H as]e, Liz t.irs 1eSe Shoulder b ess
as1t5s1r1rs-corn at * oa..-s.,e. a. -. Br.a
MnvArzrz Apri1 Mti No. IN hes
s, - ass:EFo S os.. Xasst 9r sss1 Z 8 ! a IL
r. en- e:acr Sc @ rrleetsl Rys n2aainal
"a Barley nominal at slS'l' for fair
s;!s Il: 4 III: !: 4 SER: + 4 Sft s1
'a'ts lS' co bu. ,o1nsv111e
L. Lor!5sn1x APT! sa-ToaAceo-sales Of 81 hhd..;
st'i sisoa atss'aa6o: Hart County manufacturing ea
prn9vtSpxg1 Me-: eoth, es1a. A., I9sd !ss!sss
s S,t sMaa s'es Wheat slsle
y ;%zasxxi1;s,es., =; s,s.1,,,,. e,''' s''ssx,
u,,,.n MEMPHIS.
refsips:: J: l.sas aa s1!sfts = a.. a''A n0
81 oa,e7 Stss@f0of ao'' ana c''o' ave
Fra55yNsSSssRSeee Fr5y1s;sSssRSe s.m L.-, .s.sas, a,oon
dill; .EurjGr,ss isi 4 l:Lc: ..d.r' 1bhc. N''"-
we III 1sssF d: : Ht'f; E;
ti.ae l.,es :, e.. - 1uItt IL =; So; whts. t
yc!!ow. s. Oai. ia &c beuef SIC fcr Michigan RYE
d,!i and unchsassd: Mtchissn sLs4 Barley Tonainsl
saRxEs7s.aso tzls ass.: Inco ba whea:- 8 ooo ha
pr7pon ..ru u ppEIIapsFr1s-wh4.. pEIh9Ti market
t:raay: extra White, a1.75; No d., 5i5s@lu; No.
d.. Si.s5
,,,.. GECIENATL
1na LoldeTs we've an1ions to el. family. s6oo2aa5.
So T c i II fatf .nrnS 1a4 Ee:a sa hF@E & ii ii a.
ehotec Wi;;c I've r1ld as Il sSaI:5 tar yo / and
1ness offering go.
"i'as: asi tT .caas =: SALE. 10 hal
Wu,sKEr-Eaeicr, tlo.rs nt 90: :
e M ,, , t,h.as; II, i.1sas on M ths
laeass uncha, ssi islon n ride. "a Al l+s.c; sheu
rid. iiI Ut I;.c fo7 e..r II atA clta1 Int these
latst are &c n; y. The We've q: tnvtEs. L1sd wxs
weaker ana eoIa llase Hra t1Lgl: Ut lsIc- but lsc
n;H, r. winter .rp,,hs At sa.a;sSr: fr.sh
;.: H. y ~ IseAeu - eeaaee' ano o'l1eA aSs7'-
( y: I's:s.. 81 dn!1 e s1c.7In. I.arl 'n Sis.
ic'''t'I' &c ~ rs ir'EIi Iniiiss ss"no"s'.
81: h"ti >., <-s.,
HpltoS A0MnTi- " .pnsS.c,
, 1869-04-27

Mari Raymond and Emma Galcnn, keepers OF dis
orderly honscs were t1ncd 80. 5io. tlo = and :.
respectively and twelve inmates Of their dens S15
each. eight $40 csch, aud twelve IS each
= Eliza Kelley Hss charged with stealing III
frctn {, T. Erickson, who visited the bagulo, Of
which ahe Ia an inmate, on Sunday night She
WAS held In 500 hall for . hearing this morning.
john Mcdonald Eot drunk, md when y polce-
man wanted him to ~ to the statton and sleep Oh
the liquor, he refused md did nN he could to get
AMY, He wns nneti S2A
1ames Herbert. aids Charles Grant, was sent
tn the RrIcwel, IN default Of q 1ne OF SO I'M
posed for SA+,rAncy.
Aaron II. Grtf1ths, whose exploits hare been
mentioned in TIE TMBrSE, was lined s5Jfor dis
orderly conduct ......
Thomas Murphy and William I'l1machee were
dnet SO each for misbchaslnE themselves
John Lincoln was nnetl e25 for trying 10 open
sureral doors OF houecs on the West Side.
uEFoNK JUSTICE A1L1IkES.
John SllranI, 8 little Loy, whose parents arc
tltas1, was sent TO the Catholic Reform School.
-Nary Hurley was fined = for threatening to
Kill TAoulas 1iolaran OF have sone oan do II.
, 1869-04-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MnSDAr EvEslSo, ArrI u
HEEF EAITLF-The receipts tfnrr Saturday ~ ~.
II. Its r.d. ninkinE Tho total supply ~ The mar xrt
ttl'ar tn left srr frun last rtvk. fully 1uo ad
lhM uasAct DtsNH very quietly this week, I'll .r ,h
Indications ngc Fatltr favorable fir droytfr
Thru were fem bslycre u Attendance tlAv aud, nsl.s
trnn the moderate tat dc1nhnd trsr ~ NJ, cuLe,.
t:Atle M"tcliIrnL txfutH without IlL.,tahf..
thuIsc hua EiTr the follow Ink ~ the current rar-
CLDhINQ pAtcEa.
Ist:n GRADED s7d.h"s7.75
to6ycnr old steer, aud averaging l,u0u
70 LNJ 100 t61.ai
Fritz n.trIs- Gued, we'll faIted, tlueY '
iur1rtd etccTx. aud AvcraxlnE 1.lLu 10
+tg u; ..-.:....,...f........... t.G1 G8G75
fA!s tsr1d.s-Faif ftsets &n fAfr t!cal- Az.
rraeiEE ,.nD te 40 nf@.........:.....: $50 @GUo
Medium. Class a1re!Ium ti,ers and assi
sNs-r for city slaughter. and averaging ......
~ e lu;a aEe.................-.. II. -. A.sS (dS3
Il ~, raging 5U t lou ths, ;. ...... 30, ta1u
I ftrinr-llYM atsi titl aud rtr.rr a5I ,a4W
1iUt:S-Tlc r,ctil " folay n.ottsatr-fH h,H,l
At ta v It'll tn. fnixr left otrt utl.nid frlu last
I,nr ruI Considerable in rxc+s IF tl.~ wants Il
ttr tsalt' Thr demand limited, aild lnt e1aII
t-it - W4s tFxp-Act-4 FEier -tcaIy ut i. u
, 1869-04-27

In NEt,lSEut icy.
An<H;mratA .iH,trte{-Willlau i i. Further OF Chi
GAHO
A.,'tGtfa- Richard T. Gill, Ct Chicago. Mic,aGl
;:ry, cf Wo-!iuEI Comfy.
hKW ritllkEBlHGS.
alexander +shogarf; fia,r:ts j. Tl-ry und Ly-
I:a1l Terry, Of Cllrago.
, 1869-04-27
Tie Pr.>luec 3lhrkciA

new YoRx. Arn a-torTos-withou. decided
eh.tsr e.a 90 bsles ri for nlddlius up
is.seSS S>' SD' - - ., -,
:, ;ther Hrritr.I eh.osr, an $40 hr1s ut atd5
~ tn,yrfiLc Ss.fe and Western: &5.HaSlp f< r1tra
St.fns IL f,atSr for extra WcttcTn; A66Jd4b0 fur
VIatt WHat eIt.a; sa7-lo fer tosind a,up ohio;
X IGas rs fcr e1trs ST L4.f; $aQosAno fr GOD 10
e.,:ts de-rs+irE dEl' and he.ys. Rye tsus II
JScrn meal 0uiet- WhrAt-Rett1ffA l.0p hl.
ma:ket itLsu. a4ci4ed chang; sales ahna
ID At SIS for No. g. Chicago tprtnE;
.Ee.i; zig: ts ehuce M My .akr q II stosr
IL tuil md DR. epns: salts soy bu Western I, @ia
barley quief nud heavy. Barley malt aaist Cssu
prFutd etrAdr and eta%td fc lnxef: rtt7:A MIA bus
e.ts ttSu ID u sltss3 III new n1r We.trr,. rlrsnx
ri sIs q c flr psiuc san,rrs fur I'D tp store
tEd at!oat Sc ~ ID rhss M.s;.sn 0ass dess!ess
fn; Wcrtefn To r:crc; ,!x.sse ter co ni'oat.
Si.clt of grain In war: hstec-WGsat soo.sss h1s
SA:ss bs,: mat. ii + Iu: lea., Il ID
Cces ff1; t.ie. Sao Gsr. io ~ esrt,t cn Pirate
ter.ra SaEzr urse4ir-l ntd t1rco tnE ea1 ~ hhu3 ~
II If fnr >nha ls1 for P1rtn K!to: g xts Ha-
ranA nn rTiE &c tcse M.l..tes quiet and u1chanE3.
s.t+ 70 lht. Pms Rre !: IS, ,-,..t,.
, 1869-04-27

{eeted. oats-s.s, ,ils bu No. ! s,els bu rejected
nu 30. q
There wns moderate movement In no spring
wheat after the adjournment Of the Regular
Board and prices were lower, the market closing
steady at e1.o6 for spot and S1.o64 seller Nay. No
demand for corn or oata.
At the evening meeting business vas d1ll, sales
being confined to 1000 bu No. spring whea* at
s1.to seller May, ana 1000 bu do at sl.67 " s4ll.r
last half. Nothing done in pork products or .rase
frei9htA.
Live hogs were In limited demand, and tha FEW
salcs reported to not Indicate any material change
from the closing prices Of last week We quote
the market steady ot Saaa@10oo for common to
choice Tue cattle market woa inactive, and val
ues remain nomlnally unchanged, ranging at $3.50
ta:.73 for common to extra g1adeA
, 1869-04-27

The fact that four OF the National Ranks OF this
city had un the 17th Of April little less than the
twenty Ave per cent required by Law In 1ePal-ten-
der notes Is not conclusive nor even far presunp-
tive, proof that those particular banks arc on the
average any less safely or judiclous,r managed
than the rest Had the statement been required
for few tays cartier, OF day or two later, 1t Is
i.1otnAlc that The lanls which were deficient on
the 18th woul,l have had tho fill amount required
:r law, and that Others that had the legal amount
Of lcgal-tenders might haye been deficient II IS
pretty we'll understood that under the old order
uf statements many og the banks did not pretend
II have their IS rer cent IN 1esal-tenders at
any time except on the tlnys OF the quarterly
statements, and there Is no question that all the
National banks have been kept on q much safer
ht.ts sincr the passage Of the new Law tuan be-
fore. Notwithstanding the much greater latitude
the hanks took under the old law, VIC ind that
tAese have lecn but seventeen failures ont Of the
100 National Hanks that have been organized
siuee the lassage Of the National Currency Act,
which certainly shows safe condition even
under the old order Of statement CnLcr the re-
qnTcments OF the new law, the National Banks
are probably running about as strong as they eau
consistent with their Obligations 10 customers and
their chances Of making legitimate profit, and
considering the extreme striDgency that prevailed
III the money market up IL within few days Of the
1.th and tho depression Of business which ohiige1
lGa11x merchants TO have accommodations nj The
Lanks, or allow the.1 paper 10 60 10 protest, the
'stement Of the Nauonal hanks OF this city was
| In tho aggregate, very good one. Owing to IN
iLa4lrcrtant cHnr In EetttnG down The amount OF
lie "total liabilities y Of the Clion National Bank,
i'll the place for lis ".lcpos!ts" 10 our SUMMARY.
published yesterday, the aggregate showing OF the
.anks was made less favorable than 1t would have
tecn Otherwise, Instead OF holding fasaol' above
the requirements Of the Inv, they hell on tho 18th
, 1869-04-27

sc.s<l prnr1tal. fur erecting Rock Ctuaty Co11t
Hn,,ee are hereby Invited.
Tender! fo. thc tatsrr work. for separate dcr,rt
mertf, elEdtd under u-.ons' and carV4users' epcch
eaIuu. Will be constitr.d but bid will rce!ye at
tcton urces accompanied by ptablc tords ~ til
amonns of slao* binding bd!<r, II awarded to hin. t.
enter o cont1eet aud qualIy tcr the faithful perform
If the ssr.c In acceptable bpuLz 10 amount o,
twenty five sssl pr erat1!n VI the amount Of br bid
The rlans Vt TIE building. rs ade by 4 Tovnrcssa
M1. Architect. and file at The Office ot the Clerk Of
the County Boasd Of Supervrot, al J,ac.y.l Wiz.
where bids will b received until TUESDAY. May ith.
At4 O'Clock p N.
bids eLnuld be addressed Tenders for Rick County
Court Housc, l. Carpenter. Clerk ca the Board
The Board reserves tie right .r!cct any ali tend
crs mA1e.
By order ot The Board
E l. CARPENTER Clerk
, 1869-04-27
MINNEAPOLIS.

Arrival of n Now Stc:lmcr-CcluDru.
tfOn of the EvCnts
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, April ?G.-The new arst-
class Steamer minneapolis OF the Northern Line
l"chtt Company, Captain Rhodes, arg.r,,l or this
iott sunday: III noon, loaded IL the :.ar'!s with
freight !oF Minneapolis merchants This nloraIug
stte vas presented with q m11ntcant set VI
cnnrs tho etft Of the Board uf TiAls anl citizens.
She els for St Lbuls aud nterlIeah, poluts At II
o'cl'Tk, loaded with nJIr nlul freight. She CAMS
M 10 tito Falls without ,!ltncuty and her arrival
A. His part creates mn epoch Iii Mississippi nart.
ra.l0n. lfcncefcHh the Falls nf 81 Anthony will
he prtrscally the head OF navigation on the Nla-
Sts;i;,tli River ~
, 1869-04-27


1S TrarE11-1he bark City Of Pslaesvi1le. drawing
yr+ttrAv Lie foou. 6tc ubGszied astcF stay Of
sSS onaIS 1 R41-?he propeller Ledy Franklin. - -
lean b dEsteh eos.a not st thsoaSa The Leo tn
haiInns Faora-ScTeT.lve7.cl1 n ~onid have cleatcd
n n our harhnr ,eHada5 had there been 70 daAEEr
s bsT E 70 .ne 5sf q sts ne.s hs ps
nj sce<c 10 tic demaDda # the hcpfesihle tass It
il IN the n1.sn ou:rsksous ics sesse! ard ma
sueh It may 10 callcd~t1l be squclehe Rstcs q
fright nvern the price Of eeameps wxges tbs world
oycr-!n lset tn ths saa Wno u the audrr1-thc faios
faex E.e4y11a tsD iAEsox1yH-The following
& e. sHs1 asss 'y the
~ ksc1asns, astdtea apra ss-s:ls t. n.
rem Sand Pint Made b1t uttic p1oSrrta 5t.ter,.y
As shir Ec9wea.as fSa 1--we z eome ssSers Dc
rsish .'i M rtSty sd steouth yitss i
o'elvek this morning hing q de<Er9
61eosS Sscastat. elss Ap.il ss-::upm n.
Hcr Inrn havr bern n.ine raw, a u meFnine o.
Tatth from Aene1atnes NJ 1ae i, q tsrn1S IT, t. ~
AfSoXMa. Aprn .44:1p ?. ~
Ths ioewtas sssf7jp pauiap. 0n e. gss .sgs
nn; tSl; '1 e,t nc to B.e.nsba;, seld oe Gen
BooT herr through tho see VIII 1saFo hefe Ion ofen
So SCHOONER us1ox.-The tug Union, which cleared
6aSips Sen 1nsaeceesfui tn her soFts 0spia R9.eh
at, ns thst he ssSa nef sss II Tn IT, ma 9o I'd r
He also stses thai tbs vsaseA w have to b" sed NJ
prp & D. Caldwell eern ND oats % Bad.la enpa
D1InaU, AQS0 14-Th1e Il tatf DEMAND sa< sos'
, 1869-04-27
STATE REFORM SCHOOL Foa iuYE-
NILE OFFENDERS,

SOTICR l. hereby given. that sealed proposals viii be
revis I'd by the Eoasd Of Trustees Of the ssaie Rcos,n
iu pursuance u act Of the L1.l7turc pasrd
AaIcA I, 1h61, utncemCuts-or sa1e-fo- shulcaaon
VI said StAte Reform School saId propositions to he
scaled and eent to The Secretary Of State at Sprnked
ou rfcrr the III day Of June 1879 aa1d site to tt no.
than thrtc es from rarond Etat3on In or rca.
the central rart Of the State.
Subscriptions ~in BE- rcceiyed II lands, money III
tcrial. for building stocft &c. Sad pEepo4i.Ioos VII
he considered by said Buar, and the eligible rite
dts rn4urd upon. taking Int, consideration a the cir
cl1sesners tending prouscte ths bt interests and
eueec1s Of raid Institution.
March ~ lsa. SAAUEL ". AOULTON.
WuL1lN J. Yo4I, Secy. President
Chicago Tmee. Springfield Journal Peoria Transcript
md Al.on Telegraph. win each copy fuur wceks, and
scnd bin to Board Ttuatece State Refu1n School II
Springfield. and seuI COPY Of paper with I'D 10 VEL
Yo+t Cairo, uliuoie.