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

On Tuesday last, the 18th, an effort was
Hill, and if possible to recover the bodies Of
those remaining below. The caps were re-
moved from the shafts, and as but little
smoke escaped ii was thought the fire was
extinguished Several miners and firemen
descended and recovered three or four bodies,
all ina putrid condition. The scene at the
shaft houses is described as not only heart
rending in the extreme. in consequence of
THE shrieks and cries of the wives and chill
dren of the deceased, but the whole air for
great distance round was pregnant with the
offensive affluvia arising from the bodies
Superintendent Jones, of the Grown Point,
and several miners and firemeR went down
into the mine on the 18th, and barely escaped
with their lives, being enveloped in the
deadly fumes and poisonous gasses, the
lights all went out and one of the men fell
in swoon. The others, in drawing him to
the shaft to be hoisted up became dizzy, aud
on their arrival at the cage had only strength
and consciousness to ring the hosting bell
Being hoisted out they were helpless and
pale as death. Several parties who attempt
ed TO explore the mines in search Of friends
were struck by the gas and lay some insens-
ible and all in a critical condition. Inc
mines have again been sealed up and con
-, u,.oa,,,- ~ ,ratar and steam are being
sent down in the endeavor to extinguish the
fires, which were found to be raging in some
of the levels and renewed their fierceness
when the mines were opened and air sent
down They would probably make another
effort to explore them on Sunday or Monday
yesterday or the day before, provided no
more smoke was observable at the escapes
by that time.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-20

On and after the year 1870 elections in
Idaho and Washington Territories will be
held on the first Monday in June every alter
nate year The Statesman says the act was
passed by Congress 50 as to fix the Oregon,
Washington and Idaho elections on the same
day. in order to prevent colonization 1t
will probably be harder for the Democracy
to carry all three of these commonwealths
on the same day than to take them separate-
". Square voting is what is wanted, and
then if beaten il is by being outnumbered
and don't hurt 80 badly as it does to be de-
feated by minority through fraud
Give us a good honest registry law now,
Mr.. Congress, and we will either send you a
Republican Representative or compel the
Democracy to continue putting ap their best
men. as they we're frightened into doing last
Fall. The preponderating strength OF the
Democracy in Idaho lies in their manage
ment of elections rather than in the senti-
ments Of the voters, and the obstinate op-
positiop exhibited to the passage Of a regis
try law proves that they are fully alive to
the fact
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-20
scotch Rife.--Hav

Scotch Rife.--Haylng recently pecH
mysteriously alluded to as aspiring 10 the
"high distinction of Grand Master of the
Scotch Right, " We are frequently asked what
new glory is about to cluster round our brow
and what docs it mean ? What is this Scotch
Rlght2 We answer that We know of no
such institution and that our aspirations
certainly do not extend to the Grand Master
ship Of any right or rite, unless our strivings
to be right and do right entitle us to such
distinction. The Scotch Right, or as IL is
now more usually designated, the Ancient
and Accepted Rite, consists Of thirty y-thfee
degrees in Masonry, beginning with the
Entered Apprentice, and ending with the
Sovereign Grand Inspector Generals. Z and
next TO the York Rite, is the most generally
diffused throughout the world OF all the
Rites Of the Craft. This Rite dates from the
time of Frederic II, King Of Prussia, in 1856,
in its distinctive character, though 1t IS
claimed 10 have originated in scotland long
prior to that time Had the party making
the reference known more of the Scotch
Rite doubtless some other comparison would
have been chosen.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-20
THE TIDAL WAVE
is Published SEMI I-wEEKLY-
Tuesday and Friday Mornings.
BY
II. j. & j. s. BUTLER.
Proprietors.
tPnst0ffce RniLdinn WASHINGTON Street,

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION IN CURRENCY:
SINGLE Copy per Year. $40 90
d. Six Months. ... so
:. Ono Month ......... l 90
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ADVERTISING RATES IN CURRENCY:
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. Each additieqal week ...... 90
Professional cards, per Quarter, ..-... 10 %
aR- A liberal reduction from the above rates
will be made on lengthy or yearly advertise
ments
[Ten lines of this type, or equivalent space,
make one square
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The Cra W ford system in sierra
County, California. .--The Messenger

OF April IVth has tlle ioIIOWlng
The petitions for a Crawford County sys-
TEN of making nominations are coming in
signed by almost every man in precincts
where they have been properly circulated
Eureka comes in with thirty, which com
prises the entire Union vote now in that pre-
cinct, With the exception Of one or two who
could not be reached conveniently Brandy
City, thirty three; the Union vote there al
most 10 a man. Indian Hin, twenty-five;
every Union man lhere, In D0nnieyille
one hundred and fifteen have signed the pc
tition. and many more names will be added
before the Committee meets.
Idaho should keep an eye on the workings
Of this plan aud adopt il il il works well.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-20

Gen. Grant appears to be keeping his
word good in removing every man from Of
fice who has been in favor Of the reputation
of a single farthing Of the obligation incurred
hv the nation in preserving It's integrity
against Democratic rebellion
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-20

THE Oregon papers report that
smoke has been seen of late issuing
from the tops of Mount Hood, JET
ferson and Three Sisters.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-20
Long Primer Hail, IN

Long Primer Hall, IN firing his
farewell SHOT in the dying Caucasian, speak.
ing of his paper, uses the following language;
"To-day il hooms its last discharge from
its secession artillery; to-day its last wall
over the fate OF gallant Dixie ascends TO
heaven.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-20

The material Tor the walla Walla Union,
has arrived at IFS destination, and the Union
viii soon appear
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-20
WAR EAGLE HOTEL!
Westinghouse, Sitper City, T. r.
V. Blackinger.. proprietor

THE PROPRIETOR of this Large and
Commodious House has Rented
and Refurnished the Establishment in su-
perior style, making it second to none
in the Territory.
Being situated in the business portion oil
town il afferds unusual facilities to the trav-
cling public generally. Rooms fitted up es-
pecially for the use and
Accommod alton of Families.
kF Thankful for past patronage no pains
VII be spared to merit continuance OF the
same. [21tfl '. BLACKINGER.
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agents.--BLAKE & CO., at the Post
Office, Idaho City.
/. j SMART. at Rogers Store, Lentyille.
CAPT. GEO. DREW, at the PostofIice, in
Herman X Co. s Store, 0wyhee City.
H. H. LAMKIN, City Book Store, Boise
City.
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THE STATE ELECTIONS
Latest Returns from PenusvJv.p;,.

Latest Returns from Pennsylvania.
John Covode, Chairman Of the Republican State
Central Committee, says
All the counties are reported officially but Butler
Potter and Juniata, and taking these at the figures
reported ON Thursday, Geary's majority is 1872"
How the Ohio Legislature Stands
The State Journal Of Columbus, Ohio saws the Re-
publicans have elected 80 members Of the Lower
House to the Democrats 40, not counting Hamilton
county, and II to their opponents 10 in the Senate
leaving the four members from Hamilton out of the
count. In Hamilton county Fusion or Indepen-
dent ticket, composed of an equal number of Demo
Gratis and Republicans has been elected II these
gentlemen vote in accordance with their
political -. antecedents, the Republicans will
have three majority in the House
and majority of one in the Senate The
balance of power is held by the independent Repub-
licans elected on the so-caed County Reform
ticket in Hamilton county. AS Mr.. Hassaurek, the
leader Of the reform movement, is pledged to the
support OF the Republican State ticket and to the
Republican policy and principles generally, there is
reason TO think that his friends on this ticket will
act with the party with which they have always
afnliated The result in the State may be regarded
upon the whole, as extremely satisfactory, consider
ing the difficulties to be surmounted and the draw
backs that always exist the year subsequent to O.
Presidential election.
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FROM EUROPE.
This AfternOon's Quotations.

This Afternoons Quotations.
By the AnglO-Aneriean Gable.
FRANKFORT, Oct 1880 p. M.-United States
5-20s active and firm at $685..
ANTWERP, oct. 1G-Petroleum firm at 1851.
PARIS, Oct. 16-A despatch from Madrid states
that the Republican leaders Savochea and Paul are
in the neighborhood Of Malaga, proClaiming re-
public.
Spanish Telegraph Lines Down.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-A Madrid letter published here
to-day states that the railroads and telegraph lines
are destroyed great distance around that city
MADRID, oct. 16.-The sessions OF the COrtes have
been suspended
To Resign.
PARIS, Oct. 16.-A rumOr is current that owing to
the continued illness Of Prince de la Tour d'Au-
vergne, Secretary OF Foreign Affairs he will be CON-
PEELED to relinquish his office.
A Strike in Paris.
PARIS, Oct. 16-The threatened strike OF the mer-
chants clerks in this city has commenced, but has
not yet become general. The remains OF Charles
Augustus Saint Beuve were inferred this morning,
without any religious ceremonial.
Volcanic Eruption.
LONDON, Oct. 16-Late advices received here from
Fernando Po state that the volcano in Cameron
range on the mainland, near that island, was in an
active state Of eruption.
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e OR E IGN A AFFAIRS
FROM WASHINGTON.

Our Western NIints.
Special Despatch to The EUenjlg Tele0rdph
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Dr. Lnderman formerly
Director Of the United States Mint at Philadelphia.
has arrived in this city from the West having
finished the work of examining the accounts and
affairs of the branch mints at Denver and Carson
City, and the United States Mint at San FTancisco
lie mas submitted his report, covering over five
hundred NJ pages Of foolscap, to Secretary Boutwell,
OF several OF the AIints TO be in a most sotis-
factory condition; This report will dsappolnt many
as ~ was generally expected that 10 would show a
starting condition OF affairs on the Pacific coast In
connection with the coinage.
New Notes.
:, On Monday Treasurer Spinner will put in circua
uon seventy thOusand dollars in twos of the new
lega-tender notes, and expects to he abIe tn s,,
a a like amount daily hereafter until the Bank Note
nation as required.
The Trcasurer's Exhibit
& me IorthcOmlng report of,the United States Trea
sreI ior tne last hscal year will show that on Jnne
30, 1869, the whole amount of currency of ali ti ,o
III circulation was S4Is,039,s ,s3S'G1. i'l"'
In Town.
The PRESIDENT and Cabinet are again in town and
~ II eNpecled tney VIII remain now until the meet
ing Oh congress. Several Senators and members are
mere arranging Tor their quarters during the winter
Naval Orders.
commander Bayor N Westcott "a orderad to
duty as Lighthouse Inspector of the Sixth district
on the hrst OF November next, relieving Commando
coward +: stone, who is placed on waiting orders.
Lleutenant-C Commander Alfred Hopkins is ordered
10 command the Cyane Lieutenant G. A. Converse
is ordered TO duty in the Torpedo Corps Assistant
Surgeon Thomas X. Brown is ordered TO duty an The
naval rendezvous at Baltimore. ~ UNo
Orders Revoked.
The orders OF Captain j. II. SPOTS for duty in tho
twelfth Lighthouse district have been revoked "'
Detached.
frst Assistant Engineer Joseph II. Bailey is de-
taGhed from the New York naval rendezvous and
ordered TO the Nantucket. '" "N"
Resigned.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Charles L. Green has re-
signed. nus AZ
Fractional Currency.
Fractional currency received from the PRINTING
bureau OF the treasury for the week ending to-day
$l32, 200. The shipments were as follows oITnited
states Treasurer at ST. Louis, 10000; Phiadephio
Boston, and New Orleans each $4,000 New YORK
Sl0OOOO Charleston, S25,000; United States Denns
tary at Chicago, Baltimore, Cincinnati, and Pits
Durg $4,000 each; and to national banks, s433 700
In Trust.
The Treasurer holds In trust for national hanks 40
security for circulation, s342 $50; and for public
deposits, S19,273,000. F'-
Fractional currency redeemed and destroyed dur
ing the week, S226, 700
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FROM THE SOUTH.
The Case of the Hornet Postponed.

The Case of the Hornet Postponed.
Dispatch 20 The EUe1lirg Telegraph.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 16-11'5O A. M.-The in
dicaons here are that nothing definite will be done
in the Hornet case to-day 1t is believed that Will
De postponed until Monday as the counsel for the
Cuban Government have telegraphed to Washington
for certain important documents to be used in evil
dence. and have been informed by telegraph from
that city that they cannot be furnished before Mon
day. Hence Mr.. Lowry will move postponement
on for Rome.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 16.-The most Rev. NJ j. Spaul-
ding, Archbishop Of Baltimore and Primate of the
United States; Archbishop Allemain, of Savannah ;
McGill, OF Richmond; Wood, OF Philadelphia: Domi.
mic, of Pttsburg Mullen, OF Erie; Gibbons Of North
Carolina; Orgorman, Vicar Apostolic of Nebrasko
with three priests from Nebraska and number OF
Catholic students, have engaged passage and viii
sail from this port on the Goth inst, en- route to
Rome.
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1 FWE.-This morning sbout halCna a o,cIoo, =
sg1 Ie " Tr2ke out m tne i0urstoried brick building NO.
20 NJ front street. The place was occupied by the
nIn OF B0othrOyd Coates O rag and cotton waste
estaoiishment nsd Some girls employed ny the Grm
MeIe III the thId story, and had FIRE burning there
| IN the stove. BY some unexplained means tbe in
na1HaDie Inn cotton waste around caught the names.
Mu mh IN bIleI while the entire room was in blaze
| Ihe girls made their escape and gave the alarm
me gIeater portion of the stock in the place wac
ranv ~ removed EN- and not too soon, for the re ran
Idpuy 70 the fourth story and the roof Consuming
an ABOVE the second nOor The Remainder of the
uuHm,dlng was Hooded with water
Ill, III avyOihlng building 20 the SOUTH No 295 was
occupied as dwelling by Hugh Maxim His furni-
S,G n,f was removed The place was damaged slightly
uOLh ny ure ana water.
=, NO. 230 the liquor store OF A. @. Parker was also
no put not touched by the fire. His stock was
The Insurance Patrol was instrumental IN saving
much OF the goods rescued.
LOCAL ODDS AND ENDs.-After the rain the snn
fhn lOday is bright and CHEEKY yesterday was
On Tuesday next the Order of Cadets NJ Temro-
rance makes a street parade.
LlomorTow evening meeting in behalf OF the
eIIoIne Iof Little wanderers" win be held in the
spring Garden Presbyterian Church.
pn1At the academy Of Music on Monday evening
reformation Jubilee viii be celebrated.
pans Of roasting chesnuts nv "''
1T is said that Mr.. John FOrsythe the Democratic
Sandldate for the Legislature in the Thirteenth ds
trlct' VIII receive the certificate.
CRUSHED BETWEEN Two CARs-James McFadden
g ageu 10 years, TINS morning, while playing on a coal
A'lllhJlNdlld avenue, near UWeutV-fO
street. ie between two of the cars and was crushed
w ueIn Ine lad was taken TO the residence of his
Rhtreiiis' NJ zSz Hamilton street, where Coroner
Dahiels was notified to hold an inquest
A BELLIGEREET.-Wlllia Foster yesterdav on
peared ON Callowhill street nourishinr n rev5lvcr
anu i USED threatening language Policeman Sharp'
ICY, oi he seventh district arrested him and Alder
man roland bound him over 10 appear at court
COME 10 TIE O'Clock Union PRAYER Neating at
5 nIe corner OF Eighteenth and Arch Streets on Mon
S&, say n,iaerhoon' 18TH Subject for prayer 'The Holy
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FROM THE WEST.
The Masons of Missouri.

Ihe MusOhs OF hissour1s
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 16.-The annual assemblies OF the
Masonic Grand Bodies OF Missouri concluded their
business yesterday. The attendance was unusually
large The affairs OF the Order are represented as
very prosperous, and the fraternity is increasing in
numbers quite rapidly.
United States Surveying Party Massncred.
An Omaha despatch says reports have been re-
ceyed there that the Government surveying party
under Nelson Buck, numbering twelve men, were
massacred about fifty miles south OF Fort McPher.
son. The surveying instruments and tools, and a
portion of the camp equipage owned by the party
were found. The reports are credited, but lack full
confirmation,
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r. .. & W. n. PENNELL,
No. 3O17 MARKET STREET.
JOHN BURNS,

HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS
AND IMPORTER OF HOSIERY.
Nos,245 and PAT SOUTH ELEVENTH ST.,
ABOVE SPRUCE.
'sIANKETSi FLANNELS! WATER PRoOFSi
All.wool ia Blankets, $3.50, $685. $780,
Dark Waterproof for Cloaks Soc, 81, S112 TO si75V
Goldmized, striped and plaid Waterproof for Suits
Yard wide Baardvale and Shaker Flannels, 45c up
Welsh Medicated, Opera, Red, Grey Flannels
Best makes English and American Canton Flaunels,
l216c. up.
NAINsOOK, CAMBRIC FRENCH MUSLINS.
Softfnish Cambria, from l2}9 TO zoe.
Nainsook, 95, 2s, 81, 81, 40, 5Oc to zoe.
Tucked and Plaid Eainsook Iarletans.
Ladies', Gents and Children's Hdkfs., l29c. up.
Hamburg EdRng and Insertings.
BLEAOHED TABLE DAMASK, 621I, 75c. TO So
Hand-loom Table Linen, 40, 80, 90, zoe. to S119JG.
All-Iinen Towels 1219c; size, 30 by 30 inches.
Damask Napkins, best in city, for 8155
Pillow and Sheeting Linens; decided bargains.
Shirt Bosoms, made from Richardson's linen by one Of
the best makers in the city.
Richardson's celebrated Shirtng Linens, 81 876c up
CARTWRIGHT Il WARMERS UNDERWEAR.
ladies' heavy Merino Under Vests 75c. up. a.
Chidren's heavy MerinO Shirts aud Drawers 37kc up,
Gents heavy Merino Underwear 90, 70, 81 to So.
Ladies genuine Balbriggan Hose, 65, Is, size.
Chiidrens fancy and extra English long Hose. 1t
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CITY ITEMS.

OUR PRICES FOR MINIS YoUrIs AND BOYS Fan rro,5;o
5aoeso torer haR e forrest cise,obere and fT alfS
IioH 9g1TdWeSd an purchasers in eUery resDec or h,
sac eG5,ceted and he money refunded ~ " "'
-. tlL' hIT AND WORKMANSHIP Of our Reody.D,qae Gar
de,phia. ~ 1''''y'"'''' "OO'S !" fa'to'
Also CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of Goods in t5s T;,c, IN J.,
,9dde np to ordsr ia he best and 6nest manner Wv ~ '
SG.nOtlS " Materials scat By mail Iohea desired
dAIF WAY BETWEEN RFvNFTr & 10
fDhdRd TOWER HALL,
hIH streets. SIS MARKET Sr.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND COZ BROADWAY, NEW YoRk
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JUICY MoRsEL-We have received, through Turner
Brothers Co.. No sos Chestnut street. several boxes Of
hs delicate ir5it came TO hand by no means the worse
appetzng TO the taste it is to the eye reportora
adjectves must fail 10 do justice. The delicate con
ration OF or friends is keeny appreciated and should any
Others desire to 60 and do likewise the sacp saaetora
is for everything from unwhted walnut desks down
toahem!our friends shall not have their generosity OF
heart stinted by any limitation on our part.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-16

NEW MAP OF PIIIADELPHIA-A carefully prepared
map OF the entire city Of Philadelphia has just been pub
ished by Mr.. Thomas Fregr. 1t is compiled from the
latest official surveys of the City Department. and its
fgtlon is all that could be desired artstcay Farmount
the Schuykl above Manayun and other points of inte
rest all properly noted Marginal notes are attached
descriptive of the fire districts wards squares school
houses, cemeteries and other matters of interest The
retail price of the map is two dollars.
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LADIEs, LOOK I

LADIES' LooKi
DOLLAR VEST, NICELY BOUND.
DOLLAR VEST, FINE FABRIC
DOLLAR VEST, FULL FASHION
The vest and other grades of ladies' childreps and
mems wears, which Mr. Finn is offering at attractivo
prices are meeting with large sales Look at the goods
before buying.
JOHN NJ. FINN,
Southeast corner Arch and Seventh stteets
76CENT LADIEs' VEST.
76.CENT LADIES' VEST
Attention is called to tho 7jcent Ladies' Vest best
offered for the money
Inc following Mr. Finn also presents at remarkably low
prices
Ohildren's Vests lOc. and up.
Ladies' Vests, tul fashion, 81.
Ladies' Vests, regular, fine, So
Gents Shirts, good, 81.
Gents Drawers, fine, 81.
Ladies Corsets, 75c. 95c., $IJd 30 and ss.io
Stockings at truly tho o,vs., nricas %-, anu ." 0'
Ttis eco- - selling good goods at desirable prices.
'' -homy to patronze him.
JOHN NJ. FINN,
Southeast corner Arch and Seventh Streets
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OPENING OF A New AND EXTENSIVE DRY GOODS rs.
TABLIsHMENT-M -Messrs. Trask Whiting will open on
Monday the very extensive establishment Nos 80 and
Al NJ Eighth street. with OF the largest, most varied
and attractive stocks of dry goods silks embroderies
hosiery and fancy goods in the city The stock being all
fresh and new the inducements for purchasers examine
it very great while the prices which the splendid
assortment Of goods will be sold will be found meet the
fullest wishes of buyers Those our readers who desire
10 deal in rst.cass, reliable establishment will find
Messrs Trask Writings large and imposing store the
place admirably suited to meet their wishes.
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The 1O-CENT ZEPHYR.
THE 10-CENr ZEPHYR.
This Zephyr, which MIR Finn offers the low price of
10 cents ounce, is beautifully coored ana
all domestic zephyrs in quality Ladies preparing fairs
wishing to economize, will do well by looking at this
article
JOHN M. FINN,
Southeast corner Arch and Seventh streets,
Philadaphia.
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FOURTH EDITION
ID M r sTxc AFFAIRS.

Our Western Mints-Dr. Linderman's
Report-Reissue of Currency
Naval Changes-A Horrible
Massacre on the Plains
The Case of the
Horpet.
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III. .64S.S59 S1.25O. 18OO0

vi 16F5 65y 81, ,25O, I6OOO
The whole insprances for the nearly seventeen
years were written at an average premium for
the period of 1'06 per cent. Average rate of
premium on the several classes OF risks for the
whole period, as folows:-