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10 the Humane %ThrOuahout the state.

The undersigned, pastors of the churches
Of GAINESVILLE, beg leave to submit the
following statement and appeal:
There arenow assembled in the Asylum
near u city, sixty orphan children of
Confederate soldiers, and applications
now on file will soon increase this number
to seventy or seveniy-five. 1t requires
no small sum of money to provide daily
food for the Sons and daughters of our de-
parted braves. Unhappily, the current
income has not been equal 10 the current
expenses, and should this state of things
continue, serious difficulty must he ex-
perieBeed IN conducting the institution.
Unless, therefore, larger contribu-
tions be made by auxiliary socir
cites or by benevolent individuals. there
may result no small distress among .he
orphans and among those in immediate
charge of the asylum. We say " those in
immediate charge" for the asylum Is
really, in a wider and truer sense. the
charge of the entire people of the State.
These orphans are the sedTdS OF the people.
Let the people see that they are not dis
honored in this sacred trust.
The press OF Tennessee viii confer a ia
yor bv calling public attention 10 the Inn
pOrtant cause.
ID. OWEN DAVIES.
Pastor Presbyterian Church.
A. ID. SEARS, 81 "a
Pastor Baptist Church
j. r.. PLUMMER,
80 Pastor N. L. Church South.
j. E. MYLES,
PASTOR Christian Church.
sc f1E s. p. CHESTNUT. tA EEf
Pastor G. p, Church.
SAMUEL RINGGOLD,
Rector Trinity p, Z, Church.
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CARD.

CONTINUATION or REMN All
SALE-Messrs. Menken Bros. would in
form the ladies that in consequence OF the
accumulation of remnants, the sale viii
be continued from day TO day until all are
closed out. These remnants consist OF
some of the finest goodsIn DRESSGOODS
MARSEILLES,L LINENS, CASSIMERES,
PAINTING LINENS, LAWNS, CALI
GOES, ETC, ETC, all Of which Will be
sold at a great sacrifice.
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the regular Saturday Arkansas river
United States mail packet. She viii be
IN port this morning to receive. Capt. Ad
storm ohieiates in the Office. llll@
The Richmond, Thompson Dean and r.
E. Lee viii lay up next month at Mound
City, where they viii be locked and
repaired.
The Julia was sold at Pittsbure on
Tuesday to Capt. G. r. StulI for SIS, 900.
The steamer PetrOlia mas been sold at
P%ittsburg to Capts. Mp and Jarens for
5000.
There is II dearth Of business in river
circles.
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II you want bargains, 60 to Nendig 4
Bro, No. 226 Main street, for good and
cheap Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, etc. Speciality in Dress
Goods A" for STYLES and prices.
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NOTICE.
To the Merchants OF Memphis aad asr.
chants aBd Planters ca Waite River.

HAVE this day sold the White River Mail
/ Contract. with all my interest IN the White
river trade, TO the Memphis and Arkansas
River Packet Company, of which Major John
D.. Adams Is President. To the old citizens OF
Memphis AMI on White river hy whom Mai.
Adams has been so long and f4VOrabiy
known, / need say nothing, as he IS no Stran-
ger TO them, having successfully carried their
mails and done their river business for them
for many years before the war. To the new
settlers l take pleasure in recommending the
new iinc as reliable In every particular, and
ask for them q cordial and hearty support.
June To- lS69. JOHN p. bAFIS.
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THE portraits which have been left At
the studio Of Mr.. Carl Gutherz are in he
National Bank, where parties interested
ran obtain Information regarding them.
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NOTlCE
District Of West Tvhness
Ii n.nl--.-H.a

District OF TEST Tennessee.
In Bankruptcy,
At Memphis, Tenn. ith day of June. Isq.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment AS assignee of Jos. Ii. Choate, of
Shelby county and state of Tennessee. within
said District. who has been adjudged 4 Bank
rupt upon his own petition, by Use District
Court Of said District.
les y ~ GEO. ARNOLD, Assignee.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

'TNHE annual election for Five Directors ia
/ the Memphis City Railroad Company VIII
held on the 9th day OF June, 1863, at the
Office OF the Company, No. 4l Main street, a
8 o'clock pm. j. q. SMITH,
mv2 Secretary.
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BILLS of Exchange on all the principal
cities of Europe for sale IN sums to suit
at First National Bank, No. IA Madison
street.
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Magazines and Pamphlets.

LIPPENCOTT'S MAGAZINE for July nm
to us looking as attractive and elegant as
ever. The contents are varied, and en-
brace the opening chapters of The Vicar
of Bullhampton," a new novel of great
interest, by Anthony Trollope; Thor
wald's Lament" by the late Edward
Everett; Annexation of Noyia Scotia =
by a Nova Scotian, MY Summer Pets, -
by Mrs. Mary Treat; =" Inside a Chinese
Gambling He'll" by f. Hepple Hall;
d" The Watcher a poem, by Edgar Faw-
cett d" Beyond the Breakers, +" a novel
part vii, by Hon. Robert Dale Owen;
1.-THE HOusekeeper's Millennium, by Mrs.
NJ. r. Joslyn Gage; 1.-THE Philosophy of
Absurdity,' by Walter Edgar McCann;
" Princess and Page a poem. by Lucy
IL. Hooper; "Only No Love a tale after
the German, by Mrs. \. L. Wister, ICON
cluded); "The DEVILS Cave" an Adven-
ture in Mexico; "Our Relations with
England" by Henry Flanders; Fancy
Signatures" by Carl Benson; The Art
of Getting to sleep, by George Fitzhugh;
"Our Monthly Gossip; - :" Literature Of
the bay For sale at all the book stores.
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4 IBERAL cash advances will De made 4
IL cotton or Western produce shipped To o 4
correspondents. AeSSrS. u. X. CaTWell go
New Orleans. Louisiana.
jelI MARTIN WALT 90.
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THE Great Red Store. 30 Main, will
sell, regardless of cost or value, its entire
stock ofSpriug aEd summer Goods. AsI
intend 10 clear the shelves for the Fall
stock. bargains may be expected.
WILLIAM FRANK.
go Main street.
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BEAUTIFUL genuine Bereges, Mozanl~
biques, Linen LFwns. etc, at closing
nuf prices. HFRZOG 4 BRO.
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To be satisfied before buying, 20 to
HERYOG'S
PETERSON. for July, at Joe Lorke's,
1881 Main Street.
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ALI Linen Towels, 81 90 per doz. VI.
Kraus 4 Co. %.
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TIE Mammoth News Depot, Biz Main
street, always has the latest illustrated
weeklies, monthlies and Northern dailies.
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1t. JOUIo HVdN 70 IVIHDIIs... s-.s...-J
White river boat from Mem fc
phis TO DeYall's Bluff. q
Railroad from DeValf's Bluff
70 Little iioekv- ,1-s20
AAGA .
MENPHIs. Jnne u, 1869.

This very 81. Louis boat would Charge q
Memphis merchant, for bringing
these barrels of freight. 40c per
barrel, and If the Memphis ner-
chant wishes 10 ship the same freight
10 DeNal's Bluff; no White river boat
would take it for less than forty cents per
barrel. and the railroad would charge
about the same. No wonder Memphis
cannot compete with St. Louis, when she
Is so uniustly worked against by the very
boats tfsst claim to be her servants and to
dc 80 much good for her, etc. This dis
elimination has been carried on for years.
No wonder Memphis has lost her trade;
no wonder you see grass growing in her
streets, and Ii these packet lines are not
watched and these determinations cor
rected, We might as well abandon the
town N disgust and lei her sink. = These
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RrsISANTs Of Marseilles, Lawns, Or
Iandies, Sv isses at Menken Bros Rem
nant sale.
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phis for fine and late STYLES Lace Points,
best qualities English Steel Hoop skirts,
French Corsets and Nottingham Curtains,
at VENDIG & BRO,
No o9G Main street
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LADIES wanting bargains should attend
the remnant sale OF Menken Bros.
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TREp prices of our Dress Goods on Mon
day and after win asJOnish everybody.
About half what the goods ave been.
Come and Sec HERZOG & BRO.
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rs taking charge Of the Memphis and White
L River Mail Line, ! can only say that we
viii endeayOr 10 conduct the usin in such
a name that 70 viii be satisfactory to
merchants and planters on our route, and 10
the TrpVeliug public.
For the present we VIII run t5yO b0atS-teav-
ing Memphis every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
but as o rs the business will justify II. VIII
put on 2 boat on Thursday, making q trf-
weekly line. ] viii here aytO the Memphis
merchants, that il will be my aim 10 give
them az low q rate or freight as IL is possible
10 do without injury or loss TO the Company
which / represent, and would ask Of them "a
= hearty cooperation.
JOHN -. ADAMS.
June ~. 1869. jeI2
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ANNUAL remnant sale of Menken Bros.
commences Tuesday, 18th inst.
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DIE MODENwELT, for juno, 81 zoe
LOeke's, Z3Rk Main street.
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JOE LOCKE. 2385z Main street. has cin-
cinnati, Chicago, st. Louis. Louisville,
Nashville and New YORK daiiies, besides
the latest illustrated weeklies and MONTH
Has
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- q
YARD wide Bleached Domesiic-, I2Izc.
per yard. NJ Kraus a. Co, cor. Man and
Adams.
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WHITE Goods from New York auctions,
n great bargains. VI. BraBs & Co.. cor
ner Main and Adams.
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WE mean TO close Gut our stock of sum
merdresseoods withinthirtydays tocome,
and consequently on Monday and after,
reduce our prices 50 low IS 70 dispose of
our large stock at once. The price viii
sell the goods. and all we ask is but an
other call for your own satisfaction. The
stock is wei assorted and complete.
HERZOG x BRO,
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HANDSOME I24 Bed quilts, 81 20. al the
sale at Menkeu Bros.
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LADIKs' White Hose, 81 - per dozen,
worth 50. NJ. Kraus & Co. corner Main
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CESAR bargansa at the Remnantsale at
NaDken Rr0s-
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ATTEND the Remnant sale Of Meuken.
Bros. EL
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HUCK Towels, 81 50 and s. per doz. If.
Rraus 4 Co. corner Main and Adams.
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ALL silk Grenadines, fifty cents.
HERZOG BRO.
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COUNTRY merchants that buy dry good,
look al our stock. NJ. krauS & %.
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LADIES Corsets, 81 worth l so. NJ
Kraus q Co, corner Main & Adams.
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LADIES all Linen Handkerchief, y p
ser doZ. N. hraUs & Co.
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GREAT bargains in Lama Lace Points.
HERZOG& BRO.
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HASDsoNE figured Irish LinenS Al the
sale at Menken Bros.
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SEA Island yard wide Domestic, l2izc.
per ward. ". Kraus s. 60.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
S-AAl D. " AAkFEs AhaA-Ntl
This elegant and swift pasSen- S
ger packet will leave as above -
FRIDAY. 18th inst. at 5 pm.
JAMES I. BOURNE 4 Co, Agents,
ieI7 No. Il Jefferson street.
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Two yards wide Bleached Table Linen,
81 per yard, worth 81 so; Warranted all
linen. N. Kraus Co, corner Main and
Adams.
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BUY Ply. Shirts. fuTuishingg0ods etc,
f Wiggans & Thorn, Manufacturers, 2S
Main street, Clay Building.
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JrsT price u Dress Goods.
HERZOG ABRO.
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LLAMA Lace Points at the sale Of Men
ken Bros.
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GREAT Remnant sale of Mcnkon Bros
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis and FriaTis Point Trf-
weekly Paeket-FOr Helena and Friars Point
GEORGE W. --...-.....Ie master
This elegant passenger packet T%
Will leave as above every MON-@l
DAY, MEDSE SDAY and FRIDAY, at pm.
ELLIOTT MILLER, Agents,
myS Promenade street. foot Jefferson.
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LADIES' White Hose, 81 . per dozen,
by. the dozen only. NJ. Kraus & Co.
IsfPoETANT TO GESTLEMES.-An Linen
Handkerchiefs, 81 per dozen, worth Sc.
British Half Hose. 81 so per dozen, worth
gauze and Isle Thread Undorshirts 1T
treat bargains. NJ. Kraus q Co. e
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WANTED.

10 600 BARRELS FRuIT-HIGHEST
1O,OOO market prices paid for Potatoes,
Apples. Pears, Plums and Fruit of all kinds,
al CONFER & RICHARDSON'S,
pl1s-l4 laa No. 2 Towards Row.
iteB 3 Memphis, Tenn.
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sWg mean TO havea big rush next week,
in order TO close out our dress goods, and
therefore ask you 10 come and price the
goods. HERZOG q BRO,
294 Main street.
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4Tenzduarter Bleaehed ShsetineS 6ac
Der ward. a. kFaus Il Co., cor. Main
DORIS
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CITY and country buyers of Dry Goods.
be n and attend the grand semi-annlal
clearing sale Of summer goods, at greatly
reduced prices, during the month of June
at NJ. Kraus d Co., cor. Main and Adams.
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Cooley, Demorest, Peterson, Leslie and
Pleasant Hours, and Budget Of Fun. Jolly
Joker, all the sllustrated weeklies, North
ern and western dailies al Joe Loekeis.
236K Main street. Always on time. and
receives mails daily. e-e
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Independent
aelSsOnpOrt and Way Points.
y lOAl-A A4tsLrE
This splendid passengersteamer If
viii leave as above A
SATURDAY, 18th inst. AT . pm.
ELLIOTT d MILLER, Agents,
jels Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
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BLEAcHED Domestic. Toe per yard. NJ.
Kraus & Co.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21

We have received the Post and News
Letter each containing a diagram Of the
burnt district in Helena Montana Being
familiar with the locality-having resided IN
that city some Eve monthes in ls65-o--We
and il quite interesting to look over and see
who are, and who are not, losers etc. Our
old landlord German, of the International,
aupears 70 have lost his building and con-
tents without being insured E K Shed oil
The Kiyus is also set down at $500 loss
without insurance. Lehman & Newman are
fully insured for their losses, and are build
ing up and preparing for large arrivals OF
goods. The balance Of the Idaho boys so lar
as we observe their names among the los
ers are fully insured Over 200 houses
mostly business, were destroyed in three
hours. in spite Of every effort Of firemen and
citizens to stop il Silver City should take
warning. we have never been visited with
conflagraiiOn, yet have the most careless
population we ever saw
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21

The Statesman says letter from Joe
I.uckett written since his reported death,
was discovered in the Express Office at Boise
City by Geo Coe who, recognizing the hand
writing and observing the post mark dated
subseouen 10 the time Of his reported de
mise, opened he letter and ascertained the
fact that he was still alive Mr.. Coe imme-
diately dispatched man to Idaho City on
horse. back with the letter 10 Mrs Luckett
and daughter, who were mourning a husband
and father as dead The GAUGE Of his long
silence, which gave rise TO the report, is trace
able TO the fact that he has been on an ex-
tended prospect IN the direction Of the Colo
RADIO river,
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Dr. Cornelius O'Kane, at Bal

DIR. Cornelius O'Kane, at Battle
Creek Station, being IN the heart of one oil
the finest grazing countries in the world, oil
which circumstance he intends to take ad-
vantage by raising horses, cattle and hogs,
has already commenced the propagation Oh
sage hens, in which enterprise We have a
sort Of contingent interest, having captured
and furnished the original stock. Should
the speculation succeed, we propose ere long
To furnish the market with this delicious
species of game, and perhaps by cross with
Earley's stock of game cocks may be able to
produce a superior stock Of fighting fowl
This is of course counting the chickens be-
fore they are Matched, but all great and i'm
portant undertakings require forethought,
and il is well to be prepared and have our
calculations all made so as not TO be taken
by surprise when the time comes for action
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21

The people of Silver City are the most
impulsive and sympathetic of any we ever
knew Let game Of ball be started and
straightway the whole community are play
ing ball One month, pitching horse shoes
is all the rage, again, marbles absorb the at
tention OF all classes for a season, and now
for the past few days the whole town has
gone a kiting. Kites Of all colors, kinds and
dimensions, are to be seen in the sky from
morning till night Wells the barber has
surpassed everybody so far in the way Of
beauty and elevation; his red white and blue
kite, on Wednesday morning in fair Last
wind stood high over the very summit Of
Floridn mountain, the slender cord by which
it was held being plainly traoeable in The
bright sunshine, from Washington street 10
the kite. curiously showing by its curves al
the currents and counter currents IN the Al
mosphere caused by the uneven contour o
the mountains
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A fire-baioon vas sent up from the
corner Of Washington and Third streets on
Wednesday evening 1t rose steadily several
hundred feet and moved gently to the north
east, apparently over the summit Of the
the mountain and settled down, 70 the aston
ishment of every one, only short distance
beyond the Court House, when it took fire
and burned up. Appearances are often very
deceptive and never more SO than when try
ing 10 measure distance in the air at night
BY the eye.
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Owing 10 the Indictment state Of the
weather our resume OF mining items is rath-
or meager this morning. The Golden Char
lot was visited on Monday and found to be
in its usual systematic shape for working TO
advantage The main shaft is now thirty
Ave feet below the third or 250-foot level
with good two foot lead of pay ore in the
bottom. The third level is in forty feet
south and thirty feet north, with several tons
Of fine ore on the dump. The Baxter, Cor
duroy, Silver Cord and Peck 4 Porter look
about the same as at the time Of our Tuesday
mornings report
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21

Among the many valuable fayors shown
us by our delegate in Congress, Hon. J. T.
shafer, in sending US public documents, We
prize none more than the great speech Of
Charles Sumner on sour claims on England, "
or a the johnson Clarendon treaty. deliver
ed in the Senate April 18th. 1t is eloquent,
argumentative, statistical, just, earnest, fair,
exhaustive and convincing. We regret want
Of space To give extracts
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21

Mr.. Clark, Of the Rising Star, B. r.
Smith, Of Herman & Co., and the Ancient
Mariner, Of the Horse Restaurant in Flint,
all came over the mountain day before yes
terday, being the first party across on horse
back this season They report the road in
very good order, not more than half a mile
Of snow TO pass over, and that not very diff
cult TO travel through. Some sales Of ground
are reported in Flint aud the people are hope
fol that they may be happy yet
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21

John Early, the Division Agent on
the R. r Stage Line from Boise City to
Sheep Ranch, has got leave Of absence for a
few months and gone to the Bay to have a
good time Joe futile, the popular driver,
takes his place as Division Agent during his
absence. With tive such old stagers as Joe
futile and Joe Jones as Agents from Roise
to winnemucca, the R. R Line will not Ian
guish for want OF efficient management
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21

A party consisting Of John A. Lyle,
Billy Duncan, Al Cage and Bob Lempher will
leave here on Monday to prospect the coun-
try between the headwaters OF Bruneau and
the Humboldt They intend to take in a
wide range of country in their investigations
embracing both the Red Mountain and Goose
Creek Range, and unless sooner successful
will spend several months in thoroughly ex-
aiming the district both for quartz and pia-
Ger mines They are men Of energy and e1-
perience and We shall expect good results
from the expedition.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21

An instance of bad legislation on the part
OF the Board Of County Commissioners crops
out in Washington Street, between Second
and Fourth IN the horrible condition OF the
roads. Quartz teams have the greatest dill
Guilty in pulling through the mud, when had
a small tax been levied and eulvert Put IN,
as was the case last year, to drain the water
across Washington Street, it would now be
dry and solid
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21
John McSonigIe. of the Avalanch,

John McConigIe, of the Avalanche,
with whom, notwithstanding an occasional
political spat and journalistic controversy,
our personal relations have ever been pleas
ant, received, few days since, the sad in
telligenee OF the death Of an only sister IN
Missouri, leaving a widowed mother who
earnestly desires his presence, association
and counsel 10 her bereavement Mr.. Nc
Gonigle, on receipt Of the news, Immediately
prepared to start, and len on Tuesday morn
ing's stage, via winnemucca, to take the
cars FOR his old home He will return in q
month or two.