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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

An old kuk-kux in New York, by the
name of G. J. Reebe, is publishing the vilest
collection of nonsense and treason about
equally mixed that has yet appeared from
any source, under the title " Banner of Free
dom. Seeing the great run Of the La
Crosse Democrat, before it soured on the
Democratic stomach, the Banner Of Freedom
was evidently started to Try to catch some Of
the cash being wasted on its Industrious pre-
decessor. .Iacobin and Rump constitute the
weight Of its argument, and are used with
about as much relevancy and knowledge OF the
terms as parrot that sits on the window
sill and cries . Polly wants cracker.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02
SUMMONS.

Territory Of Idaho. County Of owyhee rs
In the nlstrirt Coart for the Territory Of Ida.
no, Third Judicial District.
Thomas Ewinf ard ". + Ewing. late 90
partners dning business in silver city.
as hee County, Idaho Territory. unenr
ti., Grin and styie ~ Thaiuss Ewing * 90.
Plaintiffs - : J Black and John l.
Isi3CE. earsrtrers 3oias business 10 tes5
ice Couety, Iashe Ternisry. uisigr Size
HTEa naiHe and ISL u :. j. sia1k <
5rJ defendants
To : J. BLACK. aud JOHN l. BLACK. sgid
defendants
ENTHE NAME Of THE PEOPLE 0FTHE
I United States in the Territory ~ idaho,
fau are haaehy notified thai their = now On
iile in iile Office VI lac Clark Of the District
Court Of the Third Judicial fistriei u said
Territory, IL Silver CITY, County q siUyhse,
the complaint Of IhasnAs Ewing and ". r
Ewing. lale copartnerS, SAID plaintiffs de-
.nAading Judgment against YOU, said defend
ants. ia the sum Of onv thousand seven hun
,irea and my on dollars and interest thereon
IL Tie rate Vi tSo per cent I'cr month faaa
the 5th lay Of February, 4, j. 1869, aud
costs 81 s5t-
The above entitl action Is brought to re.
slrea Ire aty 90 dollars due frem yoa sad
,irfenJants 70 said plaintiffs, upo.i cartsin
nruinissory note SCI ont and described "a The
plaintiffs said complaint with int rest on
the said sum al the rate Gl tive per cfnt. Ter
month from Feb. 9Th, 1S69, and for costs q
suit Said hole dated SILVER City. l. T., ieh=
ruaTy 9Th 1862. payable on the 5ih day q
Februry, 1864 without grace made by j
Black x Bro. in favor OF Thomas Ewing $
Co. or order. Tor said sum Of Sl.s50 20
with interest as Aforesaid
And that unless vou appear and answer 10
said complains; within ten days after the ser
vice hereof II served within ogyhee County
and within twenty days Il served out Of SAID
County hut within said Judicial District, aid
within thirty days II served out nt SAID his-
trict, exclusive Of the day OF servirf,l luag
ment will be tAkeg against Saa by default ~
said snln Of one thousand seven hundred aH'
afty 90 dollars. with interest thereon az tir
rate Of two per cent per month from tue Oh
day Of Feb. 1869 together with said PLAIN
tits costs Incurred in this action. pursuant
to the prayer Of plaintiffs said complaint.
In testimony whereof, |, X t. HALlnth,
tl Clerk ~ said District i'ohrt. lrlte
l. hereunto sci my bend and affixed
- the seal Of said Court nj Silver city.
this 10Th day OF February. \ ID. lS6y.
L. T. HAlL0CK.
Clerk Of the District Court
Edward Nusent Attorney for plaintiffs
silver Guy, 0wy hee County |. T. I2st45
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02
SUMMONS.

Territory Of Idaho, County Of Owshee $
In the District Court for the Territory Of Ida
ho. Third Judicial District
Thomas Ewing AMI ". +. Ewina, late co
partners. doing business in SILVER City f,
lGaho Territory. nnier the hrIn name and
style If Thomas Ewing Z. Co, plaintiffs,
vs. John wuhams, defendant
To John WILLIAMS. said defendant
HN THE NAME or THE PEOPLE or THE
b United States In the Territory Of ldatp.
You are herebs notified that there IS uow on
fle IN the office OF the Clerk 81 the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District Of said
Territory. in Silver City, County Of Ovyhee
the complaint 81 Thomas Ewing and " T.
Ewing, late copartncrs, said plaintiffs, asking
Judgment against yoH. said Defendant. for
the sum If ~ go 90 and Interest thereon
from the 49, Jay 81 February. lSta, AZ the
rate ~ san per cent per annum, and ike in
ttrcsi Oh the judgment rendered herein. IN
I'll the same is satisfied and costs OF suit
The aJopa entitled action Is hr9ngh, - re-
cover ID. sum Of 81 ,009 90 iuc from Won,
sud dele ndaut. TO ssd ll@infiiis, ppoil . Ger
tain draft. SCI out aud IL -crlbei IN plaintiffs
said complaint together with statutory daia
ages thereon Tor non payment. amounting 20
the suHl If $3.50 20 IN all. 10 The sum II
81 $50 On and interest thereon at the rate oi
ten per cent. per annun from the -- day IT
Feb. 1859. aud interest on the judgment and
costs as aforesaid
And that ualess yon appear and answer 10
said complaint within ten days after the ger
vice hereof if served within owyhec County
and within twenty days II served ont Of said
County bur within said Judicial District,
and Wlthia thirty days Il served out of sad
District. exclusive Of the day Of service
Judgment will be taken against you by d.
fault for said sum Of one Thousand two hun
bred and lfty % dollars, with interest there
on al the rate Of ten per cent per amman.
from the - dny Of February, 1862 and
ike interest on said Judgment until satisfied.
together with said plaintiffs costs Of suit. all
as prayed for in plaintiff said complaint
In testimony whereof |, X + HAl.LiHk.
80 CLERK Of said District Court. have
" : heTeunto set my hand and affixed
- the seal Of said Court a silver Ciis.
tins twenty third day Of February. A. -
1869 Il T. HAILOCk,
Clerk nf the District Court.
Edward Nugent Atty for plaintiffs. Silver
City, l. T 2st43
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

CAPTAIN HADLY, OF Meadow Lake,
formerly of Nevada, had lately a
narrow escape from freezing to
death on trip IRON the former to
the latter place. He broke one OF
his snow-shoes. and was obliged to
tunnel into the snow during the
night. Both his feet were frust-bit-
ten.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02
TAILoRs' NOTICE.

upERsoxs HAVING CLOTHES REMAIN
ing at the Tailor shop Of KalEchefski;
on Jordan Street, are notified that ne VIII
leave the place on April ID, and ali clothes
not taken before that time will be sold 70
pay charges o-'o9
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WANTED.
tvrr.r-pnTCaYED YOUNG

n " t.LL-f1lIItAI I'D .
N Widow desires a situation as resident
roverness in a pleasant family. She can give
instructions in the various English branches,
music and French, and can give the hlglest
testimonials as to ability, character, etc
Address. stating requirements and salary,
NJ. K T., box $50, P. O., San Francisco.
March rs, 1863 o-tp
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

FANNY FERN having said that "the
men of the present day are fast =
Prentice replies tha5 "they have to
be to catch the women. "
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

JOSH BlLLIxGs suggests that An
drew johnson should lose no time
in getting insured -his policy
having nearly run out.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

Tue city Of Boston has detective
whose sole business is to look alter
thieves who steal newspapers IRON
door-steps.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

Mexican Buchanan, the actor,
polished of, in true pugilistic
sfvle an dnciv.l usher in the Patter-
son. n. j., Opera house.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02
Notice to DeIinquents.

"HE ACCOUNTS due HILL ( WILLARD
have been placed in the hands Of IL d
KTApp who is authorized tc eolect and re-
ceint for the same w. J. HILL,
Of II. W WILLARD.
Silver City, Dec. IA, 1858
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

THE Yosemite Valley excites the
admiration Of all tourists. Yoet-see-
njgLtg few valleys to compare with
it.Cincinauti Times.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

DUBUQUE has farmer in its sub
urbs who one night lately had seven
lambs. one calf, seventeen pigs and
a baby. all born on his farm.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

The prettiest girl in California, it
is claimed, lives on ranch, and
makes butter for living.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02
WHITE PINE!

wNrANTtfp.Iirrset'ints1y artsi
w Stnre Il FKFn BEt NEIL 40 fsr
sons knowing themselves indebted O. ne
either ia nuie ar book account. ng.sIt llf
wars and settle the stm ~ iisl ru
placed IN the hands 81 sH oltrer foF coli
non.
business men er others wishing u rlr.fa.
ish their -'ark vail iiid a 10 iheir .dsaat s.
T. 'sdl stoH and Julgs iuF themselves
2Stf FRED RkTNgttI
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

HAVE MY ROOMS WE'LL and NEATLY
furnished. and am Prepared to do all
kinds Of work in the Photographing Line !, II
the latest and most improved styles Of the
srt. Those wishing to obtain the superior
Enameied Cards. or the very beautiful !
and Fascinating SUN-PEARL tPorceiainl
PICTURES can accomplish their wishes
by giving me call.
A supply of Mill and Mining
Views constantly on hand. Lockets anu
rings neatly I'll led 80
Copying Done TO Order!
xtr He. LESLIE.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-04-02

TERRITORY OF IDAHo, JIN rus DIsr CouRT,
County OF OwYHEE. I SD JUDICIAL DIsI.
y r MendenhaIl. plainlin.
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e-fos'JheJt'oos''IfVN
sRw roRx nAuxurs.
.cilss, prize. msns.in.d Ridaiins si es a'
Sugar unchanged. Flour quiet and steady.
S %s ..S :.s pS Ss' S;w Gan r..
mand fair; e38cS cts. Rye quiet and steady
,o 81 Al Pal s, quiet And weak s''.ia0''ss'
baltimore NAnxKr.
BALTiNoRK, August 10 BreadauGs. - The
Flour market remains quiet In consequences
OF the continued light supply, but II 10 steady
ssa 4. p. sGs: VIZ ony 10 s.po. c
sesl, Oity Mills Extra Al Si.So, Ohio Family
raised the standard for the various grader 81
Flour, and to such degree, u 10 said, A. TO
work injuriously to the trade, especially to
g, s; s T. hs w p.. r ssS. &.
rule, sold yesterday At 1910 per Dbl.
Wheai-Continue. to arrive freely, the re-
ceipts to-day reashins $1,000 bushels. For
and strons, but for lower grades, Of which
tofors, the market was dull and weak. Sales
II lbai IS, prims AZ u SsSi.es, ehciss do. al
Ngs0l 90, and white at si.bo6i.es. No choice
corn-Continues nrm with an advancing ten.
deney. Sales to-day at si.i20i.lt for white,
oai,-Wers .tesdy At yesterdays figures,
serr.ss ~ 49, n A..
,snogt a. Cosrsn mi 90 W. ~ .h.n.. ~ ~
rptha snnJI,,eo' ~ " az ,n, no ,,,
nnnte I, arm IN ,on. ssnsn,.iin ~, ' n,,m. ~,
Io,a. s, nm BIZ uons 10, p.m IN nv
wsnicJ ana w suo,s a. sefoas ~, I'M Ria ~
$500 opIsa,S d uVt.e no,t ~. nv =
oouu, " asynag w Ell ,,tv ~, III .tysea,siee
ssns. To- al h. n,lmn sng iggsSis ,ents X,
osns ". ia' w P'"'o' ""e ""'o WINS 'o'
0n Sas,a,R o,T; 4. .,.,o.,v .ov co,,o, a, m.
| "a , . 1900. ~, IN, ny p.st ~ ,.,
Thsse howexsr anna Gntton ws,tsss H.
'nlnns,. soJ ~ ~. "v "a. ostnres rs.,srdsyy
III ~ ~ y. SANE E.roIin. ~. NJ
W,,. ~ .,,v y. o"''' 'ou'" o"'''"" ~" "'u'
u w.. w. h.., M mn t,,,h., .,,.. I'm,
n,,ce. ~ All, =, foiiow. Viz. Fnr uubs ei.y ca
p,S,o ~ sn - ~ -. .aSsns 80 ~ 49, ~
gsy eensss uo, n T.i.h yYoo M ~.
~. eo oyfsp' oe"''' ""u I"s"'" i''""u ''v0' ''''
'.MlH FSea,-Pnces are hisher for both Drown.
. un n.a q, 10 oa ~ n, Vha ,.,vs,, fso,n
"a ~ az a.. r., bn,sci A. 10 wei,st AMI
~ ~ o. w. Pe' '"'"e' NJ W "e's"' ""'
qI psr,oo,ry;;;,on,-r,e u.,te, 4, atm and mia,
rIu,";Tnno hrs s, ss s luo,l
ehoep, 'o oo,Lss nt. n n.im. Wn.,s. n'
W Wma., o.a.. ~. ,mah, ~ 1s.n,
BuIehers San, hVwe.e,, pc oousnt ~ mse
.nn hn.i,... non1,aJ ~ 0I,ios 1,ass. w
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Tho busipess of the mast week has not
49,, ,.,n. a. ,.,v b.a ,onoa ,or hu,
Nv" " 'S.so :" u .''' D"'
IL was ny no means a~eouraging' Les
transactions In domestic cotton fabr,cs were
fair for the season, but withGut any i'm
portant change In rates.
Gnpieached shir'tngs aud shoetlngs re-
nam Without quotable change OF price,
though few sales at second hand have
been made at small reduction on the man
ufacturers' ratesi but they were not OF suf-
nsient extent TO Affect tho market. The
stock Of brown goods In first hands Is un-
usually small for the season.
There has been rather better demand for
bleached shirtings and sheetings, and prices
arc firmly maintained. Increased sales are
confidently anticipated for tho coming four
weeks.
Printing cloths In the gray are without
any material change. The prices OF prints
do not oHer much inducement 10 spectators
In cloths
The manufacturer agents are now sup
piled with more attractive assortment OF
new designs in print, and the demand has
been considerably increased, but prices have
not undergone any material chango.
Ginghams arc In good demand, and the
sales are on more extensive scale than Is
usual Al ths season OF the year frices are
VOL kept up, ana tho STOCKS OF leading makes
are n0t allowed 70 Aceumuiate. I'M
Rolled lseonets ana esmories arc selling
moderately a. the quoted rates. Inc demand
Is steady and prices Without quotable vari-
alton
In other descriptions OF cotton fabrics
thero Is no material change, the market Is
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"sBrL HUSrISGrosi" p5yol, by Mrs.
Julia c. X. Dorr, author|o OF "Lanmere, ="
sc. Published by g. W. Carleton, New
York. For sale J5y Blanchard 4 Mohun,
corner Eleventh street aud Pennsylvania
avenue. (Notlce hereafter.)
WOMEN AND THEATRES" with papers on
Partisan Topics, by Olive Logan. Published
by @. W. Carleton, Now York. For sale by
Blanchard Il Mohun, corner Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue. (NotIce here
sner.)
"TuB SBvBS CURSES or LONDON" by
James Greenwood, the "Amateur Casual. :"
Published by Harper & Bros. For sale by
French 4 Richardson. (Notice hereafter
"wnITa LIES" novel, by:Charles Read.
Published by Harper & Bros, Now York.
For sale by French " Richardson. (Notlce
hereafter.)
FRoN J. q. PARKER, i5s Seventh street,
we have Godcy's Lady's Book and Peterson's
Magazine for September, and Frank Lesllo's
Illustrated aud IIarper's Weekly for August
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fyor tia Hsiionsi RspuklisAn,l
HAS COHoBEss THE PoWR1 To
RENOvE THE STAT - 0OvRnA.

MENE. .-H ..| n
Before we enter into an argument with
the good people Of 81. Louis a. 10 tho pro-
priety or policy Of removing the seat OF
Government from Washington to that or
any other city At tho West, Il may DO well to
inquire whether Congress has tho power 10
remove II, supposing a majority OF both
Houses could be obtained to pass an act, TO
that effect. Let US see.
Among the powers enumerated ~ givon 10
Congress by the Consultation, Is the power
"to exercise exclusive legislatioain all cases
Whatsoever, over such district (nos exceeding
ton miles square) ss may BY ceaslon Of par
ucular States and the acceptance OF Con.
gress become the scat Of Government Of the
United States"
By this clause Of the Constitution "the
scat Of Government Of the United states''
was established within the district which
should DO coded by particular States and
accepted by Congress. The present District
Of Columbia was selected for that purpose,
eedcd by the States Of Maryland aud Virginia
for the same purpose, and accepted by Con-
gress, a. We shall SEQ.
On the 10th Of July, lT90, Congress
passed can act for the temporary and per-
manent seat Of the Government Of the United
states," the arst section Of which declares
chat district Of territory, not exceeding
ten miles square, TO be located - hereafter
directed, on the Potomac river, at some place
between the mouths Of Eastern Branch and
Conegocheague. be, and the aame y hereby,
accepted for ns permanent sssf OF the Gov
eminent OF tho United States"
Tho same act provided for tho scat OF Gov,
eminent remaining temporarily At Phila-
delphla; that Ia, until the public buildings
could be prepared hcre.
In q subsequent act, passed March 3, 170l,
the object OF which was to so alter the
bounds Of tho District as to take In Alex
audrls, tho language used Ia as follows {:
"And tho territory 40 included shall form u
part of the district, not exceeding ton miles
square, for ne permanent seat Of The GOrern.
ment Of hs United Stdts,."
On the 9th February, 1901, Congress
passed an act declaring "That the laws o.
the State Of Virginia, as they now exist
shall be and continue In force In that part o.
the District Of Columbia, which was coded
By the said State to tho United States, and
by tAAm accepted for tss permanent seat o.
0orsranse'", and that the laws OF tho State
Of Maryland, a. they now exist, shall be and
continue In force in that part OF the said
District which was coded by that State TO
the United States, aul by thom accepted az
ia 80 g.. L.
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Inc session Oh Nssonai ha" -. ~
at rhiladolpnn, su,nma, o. s ~no0V ia
ceeaings hpipa,s "y ~ oa ~. - of
ou' ano'ne' " ~. .o A.. ono..
late years upon Puohc seehuon W sa
lions tha' lie = ths roo OIL 'ne 1850 a., -
labor 70 capital A siisilar ' :, s,.s ~,
the ooopcrstlon oons'e.', =. -.
on the Slst OF May ms, -
the presidency oil rhoma, e, SUI 'n
which such noted ir,sha' " ' , u
Morrison, Ludlow sa"o'" "nu unuea
took par, mas heP nns 'ps.'"' '"' ''''
on tho suoJee' ~ .nsnu. 'oh no
Ery1ias NV naaais1 yo"' oo'oie 'no
Chnsuah e,A, |" sne ns' re.olu.,one VI
VoiumoiA enion, NO iVi, Puohea'ions on
'ne eauyees AA'e o00A . uani''ous =" Wv,
VIZ ~ 'eus' s,eA ~" 80,
iAe N our own ume, 'ne 'neoes =. po"'',
~ seououA'' oouus'a'. s ~" "'," ',
wo'Amen 70 rA'se anu ,e'P up ,no p'Ne. y,
i.o'' "a IN e.o"o ,',,s y SUI
ye'ous, anu m 'ne euu i"!No'' :" '".o''
pu' o. lale, u ma vssn Ano"u 'na', a''e'
ai' 'ao p.~pN'"' so. .eA's " ~ "
men mas oeen mo" uue W 'ne Pr'ne'P'e'
Whicn undefie 'ne scnenee .. ponacai ccon'
omy, than all the tneornng Oh us PM
losopher. nh now W'dsiy admitted tha'
the Idea on wnich trades unions are formed,
90 long condemned As contrary TO the
natural laws OF demand and supply, Is based
on sound principles Of economic science,
s~a IL tho sv,oSt vafAnt levar In the eleyatl0n
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Correspondence Of tho Republican J
Letter from Piney Point.

PISsi PoJxr, August u. 1902
This favorte old watering place, although
somewhat dull during tho carly part OF the
season, 10 now looking as 1t was wont to
look In oldcn times. Its quite cool sea
breezes, Its convenience OF access and Its
many pleasant associations, with the select
company which Is always found here, COM
bine to make II one OF the most attractive
spots for summer recreation. 1t has long
been favorite resort for Washington FAINT
lies. Among tho families now here we no.
tice the following Messrs. Thomas Berry's,
Col. Walls, W. B. Webb's, A. p. Hoover's,
Nicholas Ackers', VIM. II. Wards, James
Psiterson's, W; D. Wyyilrs, =. a. Chase'ss,
Addison N. Smiths, Columbus Alexander
and number Of others, and each boat
brings new visitors. The Colt last evening
brought down several visitors, among them
were saml T. Ellis and family, II. J. Nc.
Laughlln, Harry Sheed, N. b. Morgan, j. N.
Barclay, DR.. Fenwick and family, V. VII.
lett, A. 3. Solomon's, F. Kroell, ii. Scmkeu
aud Matthew Crane, all Of Washington
The place this season Is In charge OF Mrs.
Mitchell, the widow of the late proprietor, q
sure guarantee that the reputation Of fornci
days Is kept up. Although the company
varies In age from tho merest child to the
venerable grey beard, age seems to be for.
gotten, and In the evening, famed by the
bECGLcb Ou tuc IlNCT, AL uHlto III
the gef5lies with the zest Of youth. Music
and dancing cnllven the hours, aud all do
clare they are having delightful time, and
that Piney Point Is delightful place. The
surrounding country is very dry aud parchod,
which makes riding very dusty, and leads to
fears that the corn crop will be nearly a
total failure. It 10 Ave weeks since there
has been shower.
The Happy Twelve Fishing Club, from
Washington, arrived here at noon yesterday
and spent tho afternoon on shore. Toward
shutdown they made two or three hauls with
their little seine, capturing quite lot o
rock, taylors aud chubs, and large quantity
Of crabs. They again visited tho hotel II
the evening and Joined In tho may dane,
for short time, but tho wind being favora
bic for trip to Cone river they hoisted thel
anchor aud left US carly.
They had been since Thursday reaching
here from Washington, owing to head wind
and bad weather; but as they sail for ne
particular place-fun and recreation being
their obJect-they do not seem to care
They report fair luck both with seine ant
line, and seem perfectly "happy." They
expect to reach Washington, on their return
trip, about Monday OF next week, ant
promised to call ut the Point on their trip up
POP.
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REMOVAL.

The subscribers have this day removed their
Az store from 3oi Pesa,ylyan,a avenue to M,
stIests, In Hoos's New Building Our Now Store
Will bs opsoed to ~: public as soon AZ i can y
mant OF everything iu our line.
Thanhins he public for past fAvors. wo hope to
~ nA'' on''A'o' " Al "ms sa II Hal STRONG.
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TEE watorIn the Mississippi river has so
far subsidized that work Is resumed on the
canal around the Dec Moines rapids, above
that place.
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Lost and Found .

>'OTICE. CERTIFICATE No. DO. FOR lOC
y shares Of tn. stock Of the New Mexico Mininr
Company, issued TO- g.usrai James II Carleton,
Grpctal J. c. MeFerran. Application hs. been
made by the rub.eriber FIR aapiictts eItIncate
Iharef,r. JANES H. CARLETON,
nulS colin IL n A
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DIED.

He'll -Yestetday afternoon. M Z clock.
NICHOLAS HKHL, aged B years.
funeral will take plAos fron Llt late Residence.
No. lgs PouT-ADd half rhost. Island Ati O'slOek
this afternoon.
lust ALpRBD T. CAkTHR, eldest sGl Of tJn
mAndsr samuel Il. Carter, United STATS navy,
and grandson 81 the late Samuel l.. Potts, osq 10
tho l7th yeAi Of bisAga,
The funeral will take place at OAK ~ III Cemetery
on friday, the 10Th Instant at clock, y. IN.