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HENRI RoCHEFoRT.

From The NJ Y. Times -'r
Several of our contemporaries, and especi-
iIlv the Tribune, have broken out into lamen-
Imfions, over the ''ruthless arrest and ''vin-
fIictive imprisonment for three years of the
editor of La Ltatel7le, or, as they designate
Nfm, "lhe patriot Rochefort. II Is pity
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RESOLUTION TO PUBLISH LOAN BILL.


Resolved, That the Clerk of Common Council be
authorized to publish in two daily newspapers of
this city, daily for four weeks, the ordinance pre-
sented TO the Common Council on Thursday, June
"a, 1869, entitled An Ordinance to Authorize a Loan
for the Payment Of Ground Rents and Mortgages"
And the said Clerk at the stated meeting Of Coun-
ellis after the expiration Of four weeks from the
first day of said publication, shall present to
this Council one Of each of said newspapers for
every day in which the same shall have been
made. 20 24t
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~ NOTICE.-FOR NEW YORK
lG}kHktiRF VIA Delaware and Raritan Canal HWIII
iIl2alz2isz SURE TRANSPORTATION O0AfPANN
DESPATCH AND SWIFTSURH LINE. 4 4 \
The business by these lines will be resumed o. and "
the 8th of March. For FreghtA, which WIN ANVIL y
N''0'''il'0A'AK '''"''' sppS I" W. Nj BATR2 y u.
s& No. I55 sol
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LsAe& Alexandria, Georaetown ov1S ana vSg.sS e
zs.-4 o., via Chesapeake and Della ware
connections at Alexandria from the most dirsoI ~
IenchburR, Bristol Knoxville. Nashville Dalton.
Southwest #t'
Steamers leave regularly every Saturday at noon
first wharf above Market street. -
WILLIAM p. CLYDE
,,. NO. A North and South
HYDE TYLER, AGENTS. AZ csaorgsi& |I1[
ELDRIDGE 90, Agents at Alexandria
xSA FOR LIVERP
.E@fT7 QUEENSTOWN Inn.an /. G
SkRA44& buccaneers are appointed 20
ylty OF Antwerp Saturday, July 3, al II noo.l
yity OF Paris, Saturday. July 10, at p. M. IL
City OF New York, via Halifax. Tuesday 81, y ~.
. And each succeeding Saturday and AZ 81I< Il3
from Pier 45, North kiver ~ r'
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By THE MAIL STE AREER SAILING EVERY NkI1IfaA1
Payable in Colo PAYABLE in f,rss,..'
FIRST OABIN. .S1OO STEERA 4
no no bbonaon' 100 To London. ......t
RAssA9E BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HALIFAz
pfhsr CABIN; B1EERAGE
Payable in Gold Payable In Oulrcun,
liverpool. liverpool ...,...-.
g. mnahIax.; % Halifax.
St bS JHIhns, I1npc,i1 ~ sis..us, 40 St JShns -
Passengers also forwarded to Hayrs, Hansbs 4. i}F
Tickets can be bought here at modavaf. rns<I ~ !.
Wishing to send for their friends. - - X 49,
FOR further information apply at tho Oou1efr- ~
JOHN c. DALE, Agent, No 10, Bi{1l6if"AM
or to OD0NNELL 4I}F1UHik. Xcs1e
40 No 4llCHESNtlRSStrest, Phliedeio
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An ORDINA NOE
IA To Authorize Loan for the Payment of
Ground Rents and Mortgages.
Section I. The Select and Common Councils of the
City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the Mayor OF
Philadelphia be and he is hereby authorized TO bor-
row, at not less than par, the credit Of the city,
from time to time, seven hundred thousand dollars
for the payment OF ground rents and mortgages held
against the city, for which interest not TO exceed the
rate OF six per cent per annum shall be paid half
yearly on the first days OF January and july at the
Office OF the City Treasurer. The principal OF said
loan shall be payable and paid at the expiration of
thirty years from the date OF the same and not be-
fore, without the consent OF the holders thereof and
the certificates therefor in the usual form of the
tcates Of city oan shall be issued in such amounts
as the lenders require but not for any fractional
part OF one hundred dollars or, If required, In
amounts OF five hundred or one thousand dollars;
and 1t shall be expressed in said certificates that the
loan therein mentioned and the interest thereof are
payable free from all taxes.
Section g. Whenever any loan shall be made by
virtue thereof; there shall be- by force OF this ord
nance, annually appropriated out OF the income OF
the corporate estates, and from the sum raised by
taxation, sum sufficient to pay the interest said
certificates and the further Of three-tenths of
one per centum on the par value OF such certificates
so issued shall be appropriated quarterly out Of said
income and taxes to a sinking fund, which fund
and its accumulatiOns are hereby especially pledged
for the redemption and payment Of said certid-
Gates.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING JOURNALS
UPoE CURRENT ToPIos-OoNPILlED EVERY
DAY FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
CHINA.
THE AMERICAN MINISTER.

The following are the latest adylces from
shanghai brought by the Great Republic: The American
ai,a,e "a retHIpe1 70 Pekin from his southern trip to
t ns,iir % ,osrs naIea by CQnsulGeneral Sew
ard, from Shanghai. L
PEKIN POLITICS ~ /,
An uneasy feeling prevailed among the chinese or.
fcals with reference TO the future course OF political
events NJ Pekin. There complaints concerning
foreign matters and far everything was working TO
advantage Heavy dust storms we're prevalent aud but
little rain had fallen FOR some time.
THE RUSSIAN EAyY-AFFAIRs AT SHANGHAI.
The Russian mau.Of war Port l.eson had arrived from
Corea where she had had difficulty with tho inhabit-
ants in which several men were killed and wounded.
THE Chee gold fever had entirely died out and but
little interest vas manifested In gold mines. The annual
parade OF the Shanghai Fire Department took place on
the 18th Of May IL was grand AFFAIR." there were SOO
foreigleIs aud GIG CbIDa4a..A ~ IL E4SsS-s..-'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
PRESIDENT sARMIENro's ADDRESS.

LISBON, June 20, 1862
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived.
She brings dates from Buenos Ayres to the 9Th inst.
The session Of the Argentine Chambers had COM
menced President Sarmento in his opening speech
declared that the strongest of friendship existed be-
tween the allied South American Powers. lie said
they felt none but generous feelings for the Para
guayans and they now proposed TO establish a Pro-
visonal Government at Asuncion for the benefit
of the people.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
EXECUTION OF NEGRO IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

EAE'CllON Or n NEOhO IN SOOIh CAhOLINA'
CHARLESTON, June 20.-The first execution
in South Carolina under the reconstructed State Govern
ment took place Friday afternoon Arlington Court
January last: The execution passed OF quietly, the
sheriff and ministers who ofciated, well most OF
the spectators and guards being all negroes Coachmar
confessed his guilt
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
Japan.

oUTRAGEs UPON FoREIGNERs--WAR NEWS.
The MikadO arrived at Yeddo on the 9th Of
May Numerous outrages reported to have been com
mitted upon foreigners The English Minister had com
planned 10 the Japanese Government
ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE THE RAM sIONRWALL ,
Admiral EnOmos was strongly fQrtlned on the Island
of Yesso mpaently awaiting an attack by the Mlkados
forces Three Of the Admrals vessels attempted 20 cap
ure the ram Stone wall, but the attack was unsuccessful
one of tho Admirais vessels beached and burned
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
AUSTRALIA,
AUSTRALIA
TROUBLES IN THE COLONIAL PARLIAMENT.

TROUBLES IN THE COLONIAL PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, June 20, 1869.
Later advces from Melbourne report that the
troubles in the Colonial Parliament continues. The
members expelled for bribery had been reelected
and the parties guilty of brbng the legislators who
were sent to Jail by order Of the Parliament, had
been released by the judges the ground of wrong
full committal. The Parliament now appeals to the
Pryy Council.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

bers with speech He announced that new laws
would be required for the reorganization of the edu
cational system of the country, He said that it was
the intention of the nation to fulfill her monetary
Obligations therefore, a further development of her
resources desirable and proposed the cutting of
a ship canal through the isthmus of Corinth.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
LOSS OF THE STEAMER CRICKET.

SAVANNAH, June 20-The steamer Cricket,
from Key West for NewYOrk, went ashore Saint Au.
Gustlne, Fla, bar on the l4th and is q total loss.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
ON THE JUBILEE.

BosToN, June 20.-The supplementary con-
cert OF the great Peace Festival came of in the Coliseum
tonight before audience of about 60OO and proved
great There were 5000 ch0rsters Of them
from miles off. and Madame Parepa-ROsa Miss
Adelaide Phillips and ole Bull participated. The con-
cert conducted by Messrs Gilmore, Zerrah1, and
Eichberg; the former had very reception It
probable that there viii be no more musical entertain
ments given in the Coliseum this week. least until Sat
urday when series OF popular musical entertainments
win probably be naugurated In most Of the churches
to-day favorable alluson made by the preachers
the great moral accomplishments and effects OF the Peace
Festival. They were united in commentator Of the
affair.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
FRANCE.
THE LATE RIoTs-PRIsONERS.
pApIs Saturday luna

THE LATE RIOTS-PRISONERS.
PARIS, Saturday, June 10, 1869.
crowd of people attended the funeral of the riot
ers who were killed here recently in the political dis
turbances. There was no disorder Eight hundred
prisoners who were arrested here durning the recent
disturbances caused by the elections have been dis
charged Two hundred are still kept in confinement
ALL QUIET-MR. BURLNGAME.
PARIS, June 90, 1869.
The City of Paris remains perfectly tranquil no
attempt has been made to renew the disorders. Mr.
Burlingame is making Preparations to leave for ST.
Petersburg with the Chinese Embassy.
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS
PARIS, June s-The following returns of the elections
in the departments have been received:
Gsas5o 5o elected 5 gsa; oha Elected. 935ss s
De Bsfaais (OpposoaJ TAssn eecsd........... 2soso
sI aSS @ Thd RfsiT cSs,sa1tS5 TSTEE%s
xINEs. De Ksrjegu elected. ..'.... s65l
TslabO loGea eeeed l4927 Gouv de ROsan 573
Touon...... ll9y Gaste... 5O
wilson, eected' ls o52 De Jouvence elected... lo44
Da7a'''' 0'' re @
MIthien tohcaD, elected. l6 "a SEINE ASo NIRSE.
De Part1..............,. l53 FIrs Circumscuption.
R,mpont CoPOsloH)' cleo elected 1929
Fit1y stS 3 Baron De S'1agITsef' 1887
LIMOGES Gen. Dautheylis (OacisD.. 1903
Calsy St. Paul esced... 5000 Gutter RIo6
vosaEs Mnrqas de Ia ToGfsiie ION.
DSR%aTa ss5 !opPonon 20 oo sIo Is s53
La PTeyoe....,........... IL 353 GRESoBLE
sAoSE. Bsbon (Ohcial). ..,......... 16 ei2
Baron de Gourgaud Opposi Felix lO89
toni elected............. lO,394l Ia NASCHE
Count Napoleon 1905
MURLAiG lNlscOult I0eQueyi.e..,... 800
Den elected. l5032l
L68l The election Of NJ Parrn
sidred certain, with a majority Of
1905 about 5000 votes that Of NJ LAYER
AOSTPELLlkR. tuion, Is, bowever doubtful
Coste floret.. 1879 ABLEa
Jules Suou......... 1900 Lauger De Charouse (oB-
ORLEANS cal, elected '''''sss 1879
Vignat (Omcia), elvcted.., D,l67 NoSTPELLER
PeTea.....- slAJ Ernest Picard (Oppo,toH) IS 10
Third Circumserpiou RENSKs
Coehers iOppOsuon cleo 1923
tsl.'. 1891 DE LOrgenl OiO
BoURGEs. Marquis dlyoIe tOppOs
Giraud Omca elected. 1884 1878
BartlOOul
Count dHeseque (OppOs Baron Buquet (Onela.. 1857
uon). 1880 i5Ob5
Dharyeuas l&,5l6I vERsAlLLEs
MINES Lefebvre Poutahs (Oppo-
Geuton elected BY msor ............ So
ny 0''s''.''''''''''' Eyt heudu A9il
LOIRE
Flrst Clrcumscrpton. Second OrcumscrptOn.
OrdnsTe em elected. 283 GnyO MoHpayaI elected l8 6l9
CoueghanO's l,5Z3 De Romoui (Odcal.
OKSK.
Second CircuMscrptOn. Third CiroumseriptioH
Laour du Moulin elected. l7l22 Gevelot
De Manner (Omca. De TOrey
GRoSDE, BOKDRAUK. PIKENEEs,
Fir CrcumscripuOu. Iifst CIfcumscnpion
Johustou tOhc elected 1903 O.
Lavertujon tOppodu0u 50 OH Layele (Omca
GlRoSDE. vlUCLUsE,
Third CircuuscupuOn First Crcumscnption.
Larreu 28l Pamard tOhca elected. 789
yKNDEE vAUcLUsE.
First CrcuuscIirtop. Second tiIcumscrpton.
De Saiute Hermiue (OGeaD Maet tOhcal 52
.l3fAJ
Ia
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
SPAIN.
REGENT sERRANo-NEw MINISTRY.

MADRID, Saturday, June 10, 1869.
In the Cortes yesterday Rivero administered the
oath of regency to Marshal Serraho. There were
loud riras for the Regent and for the national
reignty, but no disturbances as were apprehended.
The following is the new Cabinet, as far as an
nounced Gen. Prim, Secretary of War and Presi-
dent Of the Ministry Siyela, Secretary Of State ;
Herrera Grace Minister of Justice.
THE FINANCES-THE ENGLISH MISSION.
It's said that the Government is opposed to the
proposed deduction in the rente, and only sanctons
tie present deduction of five per cent account of
the internal debt. Tassara the Minister to England,
has resiguad
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21


tie present deduction of five per cent account of
the internal debt. Tassara, the Minister to England,
has resigned
ARREST OF CARLIsTs.
PARIS, Saturday, June 10, 1869.
tits said that the government has ordered the ar
rest Of all Carlsts and Is2bellasts on the frontier
DEMAND IN THE CoRTEs FOR MONTPENsIER's
EXPULSION.
MADRID, Saturday, juno 70. 1869
The Cortes has passed a bill giving the acts of the
Provisional Government the force Of law, and cO1s
ferrng upon it the power TO carry them into effect.
After a stormy debate, the Republicans have sue
eeedod in bringing before the Cortes resolution
pressing dsapproyal Of the presence Of the Duke Of
Moutpensier IL Spain, and demanding that the Gov
eminent order him to return to Portugal
ARREST OF BOURBONIsT-BOURBON CON
sPIRACY.
Gen. Pezuela strong supporter of the ex-Queen,
arrived here the pretext of visiting his estates in
SegoYa claiming hs right to do so as citizen under
the Constitution. lie was arrested and sent to
Aranjuez 70 await further orders. He Wi! orQ9aPiy
be exed to the Canaries It is said that a steamer
Is now waiting at Cadiz to take him TO the Islands
conspiracy for the restoration Of Queen Isabella
has been discovered at Grenada.
THE REGENTS SPEECH.
OD taking the oath of Office, yesterday as Regent
Of Spain, Marshal Serrano made a Speech in which
he promised to respect the Constitution and liberties
Of the country President Rvero, in reply, assured
him Of the support Of the Spaniards.
TIE NEW MINISTRY PRESENTED TO THE CORTEs
BY PRIM.
MADRID, June 90 1862
The members Of the n,w Ministry were presented
to the COItes Yesterday. Gen. PTim addressed the
Chamber. lie promised that the Government would
observe all the provisions of the Constitution and
exact equal respect for them from the nation. lie
exhorted the majority Of the Cortes to continue
united IN action, and urged the Republicans to pre-
serve an attitude Of moderation.
DEFEAT OF THE RESOLVE TO ExPEL MoNTPEN-
SER.
After long discussion. the resolution condemning
the presence Of the Duke 9t N9ptpeQsie{ ip Spain
was rejected by vote Of "a TO ca. Gen. Prim OPP
posed the resolution arguing that the Duke had per-
'0V1 hOerty TO lnhabit any part Of the country
sPEAkING AGAINST sERRANO-PRIM ON PUBLIC
DISORDERS.
The President Of q Republican club in Cadiz has
been arrested for making speech against Marshal
S-''anO The action & the authorities caused great
excitement u cadiz = tie CgEg,sss Yesterday Gen.
Prim said the Government must be herd, iulyx-bbe,
ana even cruel in repressing disorders lie az? pro
posed economical reforms IN the administration Ot
Tie finances.
GREECE.
OPENING OF THE CHAMBERS - THE KINGS
SPEECH
ATHENS, Saturday, June 10, 1862
The King opened tue s)ssons VI the AsW Cham
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
BRAZII,.

RUPTURE OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH THE
UNITED sTATES-GEN. WEBB DEMANDS AND
RECEIVES HIS PAsSPORTs-CAUSE OF TIE
DIFFICULTY GREAT EXCITEMENT ~ RIO
JANEIRO-PUBLIC OPINION AGAINST THE
GOYERNAIENT-GEN. MMAHoN AT LAST HEARD
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
EOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

nrB,rE on TIE CHURCH BILL PRE'IUSS I,nJS9 ~
PASSAGE TO THE SECOND REAplNu. I'. =. 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

GREECE.
OPEAING OF THE CHAMBERS - THE KINGS
SPEECH.
ATHENS, Saturday June 10, 1862
The King opened tue syssi0ns VI the AsW Cham
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
NEW-YORK MONDAY, JUNE 81. 1869
END OF THE PEACE JUBILEE.

PEACE AT LAsT-scATTERING OF THE HOSTS
CHILDREN's CONCERT-REVIEW OF THE
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

May 26-2 p. m.-The pressure Of public opinion has
compelled the Government TO yield, aud diplomatic rea.
tons have just restored the Government abandon
ing the unjustifable and ndefensibe position 1t had
TAKEN and granting all that Cen Webb has demanded.
II is reported that the General and his lady will leave
Brazil for Newly Ork in the steamer Merrmack, to-day.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-07

ONE L. L. MCARTHUR, in a COM
munication to the Grand Ronde Sen
tinel, asks in all apparent simplicity
and earnestness, What is there in
Democracy that demands repen-
tence ? Should lifelong Democrat
repentg" etc. Then follows the
startling announcement that the
Democratic party carried the flag
triumphantly through the war of the
revolution and of 1872, and then
through the war with Mexico. All
of which is news thatwould have been
valuable to any historian, none OF
whom until Macarthur came upon the
stage ever dreampt that George
Washington, Warren, Montgomery.
Winfield Scott, or Zachara Taylor
were Democrats of the class that
Macarthur concludes have no need
of repentance. The only assumption
upon which modern Democracy can
be relieved from the obligations OF
penance, after creating bloody and
cruel war, bankrupting a country
the most prosperous on earth, delug-
ing the land in blood, leaving thous-
ands of widows and orphans Grip
pies and diseased wrecks to mourn
and exc ont a miserable existence,
and ground by taxation for several
generations to come to pay for their
unhallowed ambition orule or ruin
is that ike the swallows,
Gay guiltless pair,
They have no hope of Heaven,
They have no need Of prayer,
No souls nor sins TO be forgiven.
As a specimen Of Webioot Dem
ocracy, pure and Simple, we COM
mend the reader to the two-column
correspondence of Macarthur in the
Sentinel. As collation. of gems
from the columns 0. Brick Pomeroy's
Democrat, considerable research is
displayed Jacobin and the like is
thrown in rather bunglingly but
with sufficient frequency to stamp
the document as genuine, and mark
the authors antecedents beyond
cavil as an importation from the
Long Tom.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-07

wade Hampton has been buying
thousand mules IN Illinois Tor use Vh 'iie
southern plantations
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-07

j. HUELAT & CO.,
DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Wines,
Liquors,
Cigars,
Tobacco,
Iron,
and Steel,
CAL. AND EASTERN MADE CLOTHING.
and BOOTS,
CAL. and O'G'N BLANKETS,
FIanneIs q Cassimeres.
Mems Overshirts,
Understanding.
Gloves,
Ladies and
Cofldren's shoes, Hosiery ana
Sheetings.
Shirtings,
Tickings,
and Table Linen,
BRUSSELS 8 and PLY CARPETING,
Horse-Shoes and Nails,
Carriage Bolts,
A general assortment OF Shell
Hardware,
India Rubber and
Hemp Packing,
India Rubber Betting and General As
sortment of Merchandise.
Inf J. HUELAT x co.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-07

The Memphis Avalanche says that imrni-
grafton is at last pouring into West Ienhes-
see. over two hundred PennsylvaIiians ar
rived in Trenton last week, and located in
Gibson county. We have room for NIL
lion more such in Tennessee, and are anxious
to extend them hand of welcome and assist
ance, regardless Of their politics, religion,
or place of birth. White labor and small
farms must succeed the old order of things
all over the South. -
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-07

The Huinboldt Register gives an account
Of fatal shooting affair al LovelocS S sta
lion ON the Railroad. Four men calling
themselves L. l.. men attempted to muTder
the section boss and one Of them got Killed
lax the road master. who was sent for and
arrived IN time to save the life of the boss as
well as Of Mr.. Lovclock, who was also attacked
by the runlans The road master went to
Wuremucea, gave himself up aud WAS dis
charged
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-07

The White Pine News publishes the
names and amount Of capital stock OF all the
corporations formed for mining purposes IN
thai district. which foot up l70 companies,
with an aggregate capital stock Of s246s SS4,-
600
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-07
PLACER MINING is not, as is gene

PLACER MINING is not, as is gene
rally supposed, played out in Owy-
hee. During a short tour Of Observ-
alton in the carly part OF the week
we were surprised at the amount of
work being done in quiet way in
the glilches ard fats along the JOr-
Ian. The bitches leading out Of
Long Gulch in the direction Of Ruby
are all running full and every drop
is being put to use. The claims be-
yond the lumber yard, north of the
Lincoln mill, are being torn MP with
a yigor that denotes the existence Of
moderate pay at least and perhaps
something yssK. good. Passing on
to Ruby we l9ued the town almost
entirely occifpied by Cinnamon en-
gagged in washing the ground where
business houses once stood and
where fine prospects can be had from
the surface, owing to the wasteful
manner in which gold dust was han
died in the early days Of the camp,
when it was more plentiful than
now. Joe Brown still keeps q store
in Ruby, Nick Zapp is running the
Ruby City Brewery, and Mr.. Peters
has recently settled there with his
band of cows, intending to engage
in the milk business. These with a
laundry and perhaps one or two 9TH
or families residing there comprise
the whole Of the once opulent city
of Ruby. 1t is now simply an out
post to Silver, and, with the excep-
ton of the store of Mr.. Brown, is
dependent entirely on Silver for en-
ploymeut and market. Passing down
TO the dollhouse, the road not yet
entirely free from snow, we found to
he in much better condition than we
have ever known il at this season OF
the year. Mr.. Dewey has charge of
this end and has expended consider
able money in shoveling out the
snow. The season is at least thirty
days ahead Of amy previous year in
the way of good roads, and placer
mining is equally in advance in time.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-07

Frefght.--Te.tms are now Loading
freirht al Elko Tor whitd Pine at Til@s cts +,
and IN large quantities at lower figures As
soon as the roads become dry, IL IS Thought
the taria will he greatly reduced Whhe
Pine Neirs.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-07

number Of Frenchmen nave appear.
I'd at Decatur, Illinois with paseh' u'ls "
Itch hullfrogs for the New York market
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-07

IL YOU had eighty years to live now
would you spend u 50 as TO bc perfectly nap
On here below - " The first thirty years ss
4 pretty woman, thirty more as great "eii
anal. and the rest as a Bishop.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-07

The Orcgonian has seen a letter irom an
Arkansas politician 20 brother Democrat IN
oregon inquiriug about the country with a
view 40 removal 10 web.foOt IN which he
wants 10 know What a sough and Pigs
IL worth " ana whether the African Niger
can voate and hoald oflis in oregon or not,
That Schiv is evidently disgustcd with ne
grncs ON account Of their ignorant and litter
ate condition, and would seek relief from the
degrading contact. in the classic precincts Of
Long Tom or Soap Greek