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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-04

has these items:
Wearne, who intends visiting Europe
shortly for the purpose of properly repre-
senting the wealth Of White Pine TO the cap
italists of the Old World, is making rapid
progress in collecting specimens Of ore for
strict tests, and of ore and fossils for Europ-
can cabinets. Wearne will endeavor TO get
European capitalists interested in smelling
works in this district as well as in our mines
generally. The Eberhardt and Postholc
mines have contributed some very rich spec.
linens to bis cabinet, some for analysis and
some for cabinets.
The splendid twenty stamp mill formerly
Big Smoky of the Treasure Hill Silver Min
ing and Milling Company, which has been put
up at the lower end Of Hamilton, was started
up yesterday.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-04

THERE are two or three vessels
now in the harbor under engage
ment to carry cargoes of railroad
ties to Peru. Already two vessels
have been dispatched with similar
cargoes for that country.-S. f..
Times.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-04

Dry Goods, Clothing. Hats. Boots, etc.
according 10 quality.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-04
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Supreme Court Of the Territory oil idaho iof
the District OF Idaho.
In the matter OF Jake Brinkerhofi and FRANK
Rogers, Bankrupts.
IN BANKRUPTCY
A WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY HAS
"A been issued by said Court against tDe
estate of Jake Brinkerhoif and Frank Rogers,
of the County OF 0wyhet and Ierr1tory oi
Idaho. in said District, adjudged banSrupts
upon the petition Of their creditors ana .he
payment of any debts and the delivery oil
any property belonging to said oankrupls 70
them or to their use, and the transfer Of any
property by them are forbidden by law.
meeting OF the creditors of said bankrupts,
TO prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees OF their estate, viii De helo AZ
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at silver
City, in said District, on the sth day OF 9une,
A. n. 1869. at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, al the once
OF H. +. Prickett, the Register OF SAID oour1
in Bankruptcy. J. h. AbsphD,
Marshal. as Messenger
By c. SPRISGKR, Deputy. 4ot'i
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1" The Bully Lager Beer'
Oh The Nice Lager Beer"

NICK ZAPP TOOK CHARGE OF THE
in City Brewery
On April 5th, and is now running that popular
Establishment.
Beer in Kegs, by the Gallon, in Bottles
and by the Glass always on nand at the De
pot in the Golden Chariot Saloon
Families supplied on reasonable terms
with superior article. S'u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10
Murderer Lynohed indCof-
a fss vile, mississippi
Murderer Hanged in Ken
tueky.
News by Atlantic Cable
Letter Of Father HracInfhe.

NEW YORK, November 9s-Captain
Harris, commander OF the steamer
Lillian, which had the Gaecoureas
York yesterday, from Nassau where
the vessel was seized. ~ 81 q
The officers of the priYateer Hornet
were BROUGHT TO Brooklyn yesterday,
in charge of Marshal Foote, of North
Carolina, and turned over to Marshal
Dallen. who held them in $4,000
each to answer before the United
States Circuit Court. q
The following is EatherH yacinthe's 8
letter to the Boston clergymen:
/ am very sensible of the high
honor paid me in the greeting from
the clergy whom you represent. I am
touched by your expressions of
Christian sympathy and affection. I
am a Catholic, and. hope to. remain
one. have not broken with the
Church, but it's abuses. / recognize
true Christians in all Protestant
bodies, for / believe that the true
Church, embracing all who hold
Christ as their head, Is far wider than
any earthly organization. My purpose
in coming to America is to escape
from excitement, and to rest little. ]
shall soon return to Europe, but |
hope again to visit this eountry. 1
shall visit Boston In November, if
possible, and then should be glad to
see those whom you represent, to ex-
plain more fully my position. The
future is dark and uncertain, but |
shall obey my conscience to the END.
Greet in my name with Christian
salutations those in whose name you
greet me. a. @o oI
The Time says: Intelligence was
received at late hour lastnight, from
a reliable source, of another Cuban
expedition being now in progress. in
this city, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
We also learn that one or two.very
fine steamers have been purchased by
parties unknown, and will, at an carly
date, if not stopped, attempt to pur-
sue a course similar to that marked
out for the steamer Cuba. General
Gaicauria, commander of the Ryan
Lillian Cuban expedition, is expected
to arrive in this city to-day, having
been released from the custody of the
Nassau British officials.
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Gold Exchange Bank ARairs.

New YoRK, November Sit is an
nounced that the iDjunctions against
the Gold Exchange Bank have been
vacated and discharged in all the
suits, aud said suits have also been
discontinued.
Failures are announced of White,
Heath & Co.. wooden goods jobbers,
liabilities 100000 to S150,000 RAM
dolph Bros, wooden dealers, and
Meter, Whitmau Il Co., starch manu-
facturers and oil dealers; liabilities
heavy. The rumors of the failure of
Condict, Jennings & Co. are unfound-
ed that of the failure of a small dry
goods jobbing house. name not stated,
is probably correct.
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sTEAMBOATLINEs.

To LoU1svuLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock An Every Tuesday, " ednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at
70 CAiho-Daiiy, except sunday, at 4
o'clock ?. II.
To GREEN RIvER.-E Every Monday, Tues
day Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
TO EAsTPoRT.-Every Tuesday and Sat-
10 HESDE DERsoE-Daiiy. except Sundays.
at o'clock Pm. Hzss
To NASHvILLR-Every Tuesday " ednes-
day and Saturday at P. Il.
Transient boats daily up and dowr-
To CINCIENATI-Eve Saturday at 10
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 Am. sssss
RockportStage tvIa Newburgh and Boom
Tille,) carrying the mail, leaves att A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays aid Fridays.
Arrives by P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leavess Mon
days and Fridays att A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P.M N.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
sept Sundaysl at A. N. Arrives daily lex
sept SundGys1 by P. N.
To oNEwBURG.-HacEd daily lexcept sun
Aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o clock P. II.
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Naahington News.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-All
the Cabinet officers were In attend
ance at the meeting today, except
the Postmaster General. The Presi-
dent was engaged during the forenoon
ia nreading the annual reports of the
Cabinet officers and other officials, In
consequence Of which he was unable
to give attention to any of the large
number of visitors anxious to have
interviews. ,,.a !,
The passenger and freight business
of the Pacific Railroad Company con-
tinues large. The earnings of the
Western Pacific for October are S105, :
600 in coin. and the Central Pacific
1862 900 in coin. The travel west
ward is about double that eastward
on both lines. The emigrant trains
are we'll filed. The coal found in
the. Monte Dibolo- range has been test
ed on the locomotives of the Western
Pacific, and found to work well. This
is of greatimportanee TO the working
of the overland line.
Senator Sprague, who had opened
negotiations to purchase the National
Intelligencer, has declined to buy that
establishment. - q Vg g9
DR.. Draper, OF New York, has ac-
eepted the Presidency of the Amerf-
can Union Academy of Literature,
Science and Art, just formed in Wash
ington. 1t already numbers 134 men,
bers, including President Grant, Chief
Justice Chase, Vice Admiral Porter,
and others of distinction.
The Treasury Department has re-
ceived information that il. G. Estes,
Solicitor of the Second District of
North Carolina, has been indicted for
embezzlement, be having appropriated
about $50, ,000 of Government funds
o-his own use. rRerf FGe
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ErIe RaiIrond ARalrs.

NEW YORK, November 8. II The
Erie Railroad Company this -sfter4
noon notified the Stock Exchange
that at the expiration of thirty days
Eve millions of eontrovertible- bonds
will be issued. These bonds are
known as the Narrow Guage Sinking
Fund Bonds, and to be issued for the
purpose of laying third rail on the
entire road, in conformity with the
agreement made with the Lake Shore
Company some time since. This an
nouncement created some surprise on
Stock Exchange, and caused a decline
in Vanderbilt stock, being looked
upon as creating an additional rivalry
between the Erie aud New York Cen
tral Roads.
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New York News.

NEW York, Nov. 9.-At a session
of the Board of County Canvassers to-
day, several protests we're Submitted
against the counting OF votes cast for
Hy. Smith, Republican candidate tor
Supervisor, on the ground that they
were void, because at the time of his
nomination, Smith was a member of
the Metropolitan Police. The Com
missions 8 protests were sent to Coun-
Gil for their opinion thereon.
\ 1t should be noted that two SUPER
yisors are elected annually. the, per
son receiving the second best number
Of votes being chosen, as well as the
highest man.
The rumor of the resignation of
Collector Grinnell is untrue.
All the Spanish gunhoats arc fin
ished here, and will be ready for sea
within two weeks. Es5f
The officers of the Eric Railway an
nounce all freight and passenger
trains running on time and all quiet
at Port Jervis.
Two brakemen were badly injured
by the collision Of freight and coal
train on the Morris and Essex Rail-
road, on Saturday, and one man,
named Benz. Gibbs, fatally.
Among the passengers By the steam
er DeSoto, from Havana, is Baron
Managetta, an x-Captain on the staff
Of General Jordan, and captured In
one of the late engagements by the
Spanish and pardoned through the
influence of the American Minister al
Madrid.
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Suit for Divorce Dismissed Smart
Widow. t--.A

ST. LOUIS. November Sin the
case of Lucy A. Sandford against
BeDjamin @. Sanford, for a divorce,
mentioned some days since, plaintiff
has dismissed the suit 1t is averred
by the defendant that Lucy Dewitt,
the plaintiff in the case, who is a
widow for the second time, got mp q
mock marriage. having procured a
man TO personnte and take the
name of SaBdford Subsequent
ly she levied black mail on Mr.,
Sandford, and when he refused to
submit any longer she brought suit
for divorce, which she now dismisses.
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Arrival OF She Remains of Admiral
ag=s& lsffe Stewart.

PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-The
body of Admiral Stewart arrived
here at 8 o'clock this evening. from
Bordentown, by steamboat, and was
taken TO Independence Hall by a
guard of marines aud sailors. It will
Be exposed to j. public view from 9
A ..aTa until 3 P. NJ. to morrow, when
the funeral will take place. The
body will be inferred in Ronaldson
Cemetery, an old burying ground in
the northern section of the city. Ex-
tensive preparations have been made
for the funeral, and business will be
generally suspended during the after
noon. %
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Excltement Anlong RaIIroad Men.

Excitement Among Railroad Men.
CLFvE1AED, o., November g.
Considerable excitement was created
among the railroad men here, to day,
! BY the presence hef j. Gould and
MeHenry, aud number. Of others
interested in the Erie and Atlantic &
Great Western Roads. Negotiations
have been carried on all day, and
although they have been private, yet
enough is known TO Justify the state
ment that they have been of highly
belligerent character. 1t is under
stood that McHenry is here to COM
mence legal proceedings TO obtain
possession of the Atlantic & Great
Western Road. Owing to the failure
of the Eric to comply With the terms,
the lease aud heavy damages are in
YolYed. 1t is given out to- night, that
Gould and his Erie friends have
failed to satisfy the English stock
holders, or3'to effect a compromise
with MeHenry, and tomorrow the
latter viii commence legal proceed
ings. 1t is asserted that Gould and
Fisk were badly hurt by gold opera
tions, and that they made war on
Corbin and the administration to con-
ceal their bankrupt conditions. They
failed to pay money due the Atlantic
& Great Western people because they
had not the. means, and DOW their
broad gauge line to the West is likely
to be eobEled up or destroyed by
the McHenry interest.
.a Snow fell in the sneighborhood of
South Kent. Portage County. on Sun
day, to the depth of twenty two
inches. It measures five inches
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

CONCORD. N. H. November 9.-The
vote on the adoption of the State
Constabulary is very light, and il win
be defeated by alarge majority. Prob
ably not over $1,000 votes were cast.
Concord, Manchester, Dover, and
other populous towns, have given
large m8iorities against the project.
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Third Annual Reunion OF Surviving
Members of the Fourth chic In.

Iantrys E Is T
MARION, Ohio, Nov. 9.-The Third
Annual Reunion of the surviving
members Of the Fourth Ohio Volun-
teer Infantry was held in this place
to-day. A larger number Of the mem
bers were present than at the previous,
meetings. Members from every com
paay representing the counties of
Marion, Delaware, Knox, Wayne,
Hardin and Stark were present. Gen
Jas. ii. Goodman. senior officer. was
present and presided. Speeches were
made by Gen. Goodman, Gen. Sher=
wood. Secretary OF. State, and Rev. Mr..
Bates. The Reunion slosed with a
grand hop at the City Hall The
next meeting takes place at Wooster,
on the second Wednesday in Novem
Der, 1870.
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3 LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.-The Adams
Express will carry, gratuitously. any
flags. pictures, army relics, &C., for
warded for exhibition in the halls
used BY the Army sof the Tennessee
at its meeting. November 17th.a
Hamilton Hays grocery and dry
goods store. at Gosport, Indiana, was
burned on. Saturday. Loss $15, ,000;.
no insurance. III
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ALBANY, November Sit is un-
derstood here that the Office of AS
sistant U. s. Treasurer in New York,
has been offered by the President to
Senator Folger, and that he will ac-
cept it.
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Nan KV,ed-

LOUISVILLE, November 9.-Near
Grab Orchard Springs, Kentucky, on
Friday night. four men went to a
house Of i'll fame, to tear it down, but
finding some parties inside ready to
defend it, opened FIRE with Spencer
rifles, and morally wounded George
Tankeley, an inmate
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Murderer Lynched.

NEW ORLEANS, November 9.-Dr.
Lott. who murdered young Burnes at
Oakland, Mississippi, few weeks
since. was taken from Coffeevile Jail,
on Sunday night, by citizens, and
hung. f--
a party Of engineers left here this
morning, to survey the Memphis q
El Pasd Railroad route.
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MILWAUKEE, November g. The
fishing smack Gen. Sheridan. which
left here Seturdayyyas brought in to-
day waterlogged. Capt. Matthew Sul-
livan and three fishermen perished.
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Bronze Statue of Bishop BrOWnell

HARTFoRD, Conn, Nov. 9.-The
bronze statue of Bishop BroWnel,
just erected on the grounds of Trinity
College, will be unveiled Thursday
afternoon with appropriate cere-
monies. In which the Rev. DR.. jack
son, President Of Trinity College, and
Bishops Williams, Clark and Potter
take part.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.-The Conven-
ton bill passed the Senate to-day,
amended so'as to reduce the number
of members to fifty. The House did
not act on the amendment. IL
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Fine Stores for Rent.

EI %: 30 and 13 NORTH FIRST NT.
- -1ne lOimcr now occupied by Miller,
Sardner a Co, wholesale Dry Goods: and
oI the latter IA. feldman a Co wholesale
Slobhhs etc.s occu ~ the nrst Door, and the
balance OF this building (Which A. Hepm-
rahcl mas been used as n WhoieB ale CLOTH
ing House by y. Gumberts n Co.
Zach store 10 25 feet wide by 100 'eet deep,
clear under each.
Posset sion giyeE Ia November next
To good tenants these stores Will be
rented VERY LOW. Apply 20
5. +. GILBERT q CO.
Wholesale arOears
oc2l d2ml No, 81 North First street
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

CHICAGO, November 9.-The vote
for Governor in Minnesota is so close.
that it will require an official canvass
to determine whether Austin, Repub-
lioan, or Otis, Democrat, is elected.
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Murderer RespIted UuntlI December
fTfh.

= LOUISVILLE, November 9.-Gov.
Stevenson has-respited VIM. Kriel,
die wife murderer, whose execution
was ordered for November 18th, until
December 18th. Application will be
made to the Legislature, in the mean
i while. to commute his sentence.
The United States Marine Hospital
has been reopened for the accommo-
dation Of patients.
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MADRID, November 9.-During the
sessions of the Cortes. yesterday,
General Prim said, in reply to a ques-
tion, that Admiral Topete had re-
signed on account of the candidature
Of the Duke of Genoa, but be would
continue to favor revolution. and aid
him fPrim) in the discharge of his
official dutiesss GA 2I8sE#H
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sinking Fund statement.

II WAsHINGToN, Nov. 9.-The Sink
ing Fund statement shows the descrip-
ton and amount of 5 20 bonds pur-
chased by the Secretary of the Treas
ury for the sinking fund to October
81, 1869, inclusive:
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Collector
More, yesterday, received the rebel
ram Atlanta, which has been under
going alterations for months past. 1t
IS charged that she is intended tor the
use of the Cubans.
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WANTED-PARFEER.

TrIrEET A CAPITAL OF EIGHT
w hundred to a thousand dollars for
the purpose of carrying on q InantzfactI1r-
ing business now In successful operation.
Address 3. NJ Post-Onice Box $40. ines at
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IAN MObbed-Murderer Hanged.

Il LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.-On Sunday
evening party Of one hundred men
Jail, and took out man named Zearcy,
The author of five murders, and hung
him in the Court House yard, with a
pIacard on his back not to cut him
down uatil seven o'clock on Monday
evening. The crowd then dispersed.
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LippineOtt 3 Blakewell
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The following is the Special Pur-
chase statement, showing the descrip-
ion and amount of 20 bonds pur-
chased by the Secretary of the Treas
lry, and held to await the action of
" PRESS in-relafinn theretn.
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ohio 8 mississippi.
EA4aA 2 IslNA-fU
Terre Haute & indianapolis.

Indp'lis.s:5 :55 A II. z:SO a NILS n. $40 n
ATTSge 4Asza- - sAZ
7. H.. $3.50 A M.lO:25 A NJ. 4:55 Mi go N
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QUEBEC, Nov. 9.-The steamer Her
Majesty, plying between Nova Scotia
and Lake Ontario, went ashore while
heading for a point in the Gulf of St.
Lawrence in the fog. The vessel and
cargo are total loss.
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La CRossE. Wis, Nov. 9.-Wm
Miller hung himself this morning.
No cause known. QrH EefEtfrsr
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 9-The city is en-
tirely. No further disturbances grew
out of the excitement of last evening.
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FQraien Now.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November Midnighf-
The inaugural banquet Of the Lord
Mayor Of London took place to night.
at Guild Hall. Members of the MiD
istry, Foreign Embassadors, and a
large distinguished company were
present.
- = So ITALY.
FLORENCE, November 9.-The Off
cial paper Of this city publishes the
following announcement to-day:
The physicians attending King
Victor Emanuel now report him en-
tirelY out of danger"
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RHansYllIe . CraWfordsEllle.

Leave Exp. Nail. Freight.
r. Haute ....... 40 A NJ. $500 NJ. 5 :45 A n
Vincennes..... 9 rs A NJ. S:05 P MI 40 A II
Evansville III :5s M...lO:s4 n. $40 P n
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CHAs. }. FOX.
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Manufactures Of Circular, MuieY, Mil
Gang and Croes-Cut saws. Chopping Axes
ali shapes Colburn's Patent A xe. shovels
Spades and Miles's Patent Covered scoop
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