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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Bt RI
- ceived at the Office of the Supcrlniend
ent Of construction oftbr Idaho fenisentiary
at Boise City, / T., until II, NJ, q FRIDAY
the 18th day OF October, 1869. tot building
one wing OF the Idaho Peniientisry. PRO
pnsals will be received at the same lime Tor
All the Stone Work. Brick Work. Carpenter
Work. Iumber. Painting aud Glazing, Iron
Work. Tin Work. Plumbing, sc, required 60
erect one wing If the Idaho PcnitcEsisry
The bids tor the erection Of the wing must
be accompanied 10y penal bond 10 the sum
of 1910 O0O, forty thousand dollar that the
bidder or bidders will accept and perform
The contract II awarded 10 them. the suit
cheney Of the security to be certified 10 by
the q. :. District Attorney 81 the district
where the bidder or bidders reside
The bids for stone Work. Brick WORK,
&c, to be each accompanied by penal bond
in the sum Of SIC, 900 ten thousand dollar,
conditioned and subject toaPproval the same
as the BOND for the erection OF Zone Wing
Plans aud detailed specifications of tho
work 10 be seen at the office oi the Surern-
tendent of Construction at Boise Guy. 7
The United States reserves the right 10 r.
iees any or all bids " Il be deemed for the
interest Of the government. and any hid that
does not conform in every respect Ia this al
yertisemeni will not bc considered
Proposals 10 I've enclosed In sealed enrei'
one. Endorsed a. Proposals for building one
| Wing Of the Idaho rcnuentiary." OF Pm.
posals for Stone Work, - or Brick Work,
| las the case may be-, for one Wing OF the
Idaho Penifentiary."
THOMAS DONALDSON. Superin't
Roise City, l. T., sept Is. 1869 sOisz
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Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07
ARTICLE |.

Citizens of the parts of the Grand Duchy
OF Hesse not included in the North German
Confederation, who have become or shall be-
come naturalized citizens OF the United
States Of America, al d shall have resided
unnterruptedly within the United States five
years, shall be held by the grand ducal Hes
sian government TO be American citizens,
and shall be treated as such.
Reciprocally: Citizens of the United States
of America, who have become, orshsll be-
come naturalizcd citizens OF the above de-
scribed parts Of the Grand Duchy Hesse, and
shall have resided uninterruptedly therein
five years shall be held by the United States
to be citizens of the Grand Duchy Hesse,
and shall be treated as such.
The declaration Of an intention to become
a citizen of the one or the other country, has
not for either party the effect of naturaliza
ton.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07
ARTICLE V.

The present convention shall go into effect
Immediately, on the exchange OF Publications,
and shall continue in force for ten years. If
neither party shall have given to the other
SIX months previous notice Of its intention
then to terminate the same, it shall further
remain in furce until the end Of twelve
months after either Of the contracting par
ties shall have given notice to the other OF
such intention.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07
ARTICLE II.

A natursiized citizen of the one party on
return TO the territory of the other party,
remains liable 10 trial and punishment for
an action punishable by the laws of his orig
inal country, and committed before his emi-
grafton. saving always the limitation estab-
lished by the laws Of his original country.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07
ARTICLE III.

The convention for the mutual delivery OF
criminals, fugtlves from justice. in certain
cases, concluded between the United States
OF America and the Grand Ducby Hesse, on
tue 10Th of June, 1852, remains in force,
without change
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07

sdc the respective
third
u United
tue
he izen
In the sea- Of the United States
O De
independence he united STATES
he
tU.
By
HxMLr FlsHS crqdr of SLate
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07
fBY AurHoRTYl
BY the President Of The United .Statn Of America.
A PROCL AVIATION


edands
Darusadt
which convention the
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07
ARTIKEL III.

Elm naturalisirter Angehoriger DIES einen
Theils soil bel etwaiger Rvckkehr in das Ge
bet DIES andern Theils wegen eiuer mach den
Gesetzen des letzteren nit Strafe bedrohten
Handling, welche er vor seiner Auswander
uug vrrubt hat zur vntersuchung und strafe
gezogen wcrden konnen, sofcrn NIGHT mach
den bezuglichen GesetZen srines nrsprungli-
chen vaterlsndes Verjahrung eingeireten isL
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07

The President Of the United States of
America and his Royal Highness the Grand
Duke of Hesse and by Rhine have therefore
resolved TO treat on this subject, and for that
purpose have appointed plenipOtentiaries To
conclude convention, that is to say, the
President Of the United States of America,
George Bancroft, envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentIary. and his Roy al High
ness the Grand Duke OF Hesse and by Rhine
&c, DR.. Frederick Baron Won l.indelof, pres
ident of his council OF state, minister of jus
tice and actual privy counsellor, who have
agreed TO and signed the following articles
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07
ARTICLE ~.

II a Hessan, natnraIized IN America, but
originally citizen OF the parts ui the Grand
Duchy not included in the North German
Confederation, renews his residence in those
parts without the intent TO return TO Amer
lea, he shall be held TO have renowned his
naturalization in the United States.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07

The present convention shall be ratified by
the President Of the United States Of Ameri-
ca, and by his Royal Highness the Grand
Duke OF Hesse and by Rhine &c The rati-
fcation OF the first Is 10 take elect by and
with the advice and consent OF the Sen
ate OF the United states, on the
Grand Ducal Hessiau side, tbs assent OF the
States OF The iirsnd Ducby is reserved, in so
far as il is required by the constitution.
The ratification shall be exchanged at Ber-
lin within one year OF the present date.
In faith whereof the plenipotentiaries have
signed and sealed this convention.
Darmstddt, the LIST Of August, 1868.
fssAI.l GEO BANCROFT.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07

Whereas an agreement was made on the
I'd OF February, 1858, between the United
States OF America and the North German
Confederation, to regulate ihe citizenship of
those persons who emigrale from the United
States of America to- the territory of the
North German Confederation and from the
North German Confederation 10 the United
States OF America, and whereas this agree
ment by publication in the bulletia OF the
laws OF that Confederation has obtained bind
ing force in the parts Of the Grand Duchy of
Hesse, belonging 10 the North German Con
federation, IL has seemed proper in like man
ner to establish regulations respecting the
citizenship oil such persons as emigrate from
the United States of America 10 the parts OF
the Grand Duchy OF Hesse, not belonging to
the North German Confederation and from
the above described parts of Hesse 10 the
United States OF America
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07
ARTIKEL V.

Der gegenwartige vertrag tritt sofort mach
dem Ausiausche der Ratlicationen in Kraft
und hat fur zehn Jahre Gultigkeit. Wenn
klein Theil dem andern scchs Monate yOr
dem Ablaufe dieser zehn Jahre Mittheilung
Won seiner Absicht macht, denselben damn
aufzuheben so soil er ferner in KRAFT bleibsn
his yum Abanf won zwolf Monaten nxchdem
elmer der contrahirenden Theile dem andern
Won elmer solchen Absicht kenntniss gege-
ben.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-10-07

Reciprocally If an American, naturalized
IN the Grand Duchy OF Hesse, twithin the
above described paris rnews his residence
in the United States without the intent to
return to Hesse, he shall be held to have re-
nouncei his ilatur. lizatiOn IN the Grand
DuCuy.
The intent not to return may be held to
exist, VII m the person natufalized in the
one county resides more than two years in
the other country.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-14

There "a great rush 10 The jamestown
Clothing store. The reason, New Goods
arriving every day sept. l3ih.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-14

LIVERPOOL. Oct. IA 5 p. m.
Refined 20 Spirits -.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-14

ANTWERP, Oct, l4--3 p. N.
Crude 582l
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-09-18

EitCfiA U tSI uhhs
ate IN
the N JUIlloN'
II or academic Department, per term....."$35 90
in rep ratory Department, perteTm..'.'"S 20
lng 8 contingent ""''...3 %
A lee of FIVE dollars per session ls charged
~odiulose who attend the Schools of Chemistry and
Ioge'tiatural Philosophy.
The Board, exclusive Of Washing and Lights.
gtl6 to SO per month. BY messing il can be
'alo pu1taiued ven cheaper than at these retes.
a 'o'S pms Of Minister OF the Gospel in the regu'
r. work, and those studying for the Ministry,
sentore admitted free oftWition. The whole eg
ms for the Scholastic Year, including eve.
7Msthing excep. Books and Clolhlng, will be
% 1850 90. payable one-half at the opening Of
re session and the remainder on the 18th OF
february.
NJ Ifthe student wishes to board in a private
lmily, it will be $3.50 90. This great re-
o lduction in the price of Board and Tuition
will bring the advantages of the Universit!
within the reach of those whose limited
means have heretofore placed the highes
u. scholastic training beyond their reach, o.
well as secure the patronage Of those witt
on the score Of economy are sending the'
onas, sons ont Of the State 10 he educated. Espe
he of. oaI o,tor,;on Il ooIiod a. ,ho E,ct ,ho, trrna
nd IN rstory students are taught exclusively by tn
Faculty.
", in The Law School has been organized unde
the management of Hons. Judge Colema
aid A. Denners.
For further information apply for circulG
" to o. F. CASEY,
Y ~ Aue8 Secretary Of Faculty.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-09-18

FREAfs OF a NAEIAC-Near
the corner Of TchoupitoulaS and
Girod streets resides a family
named Coster, with whom lives a
halfwittrd elder brother of Mr..
Coster. The family are poor, but
their attention and care Of the
poor cI, l,ure is deserving Of the
greatest 9Taise. lie is harmless
and inofe eve, but OF late years
has grown day by day more insane.
A few nights since he climbed out
OF the window OF the small bed
room assigned him and up to the
gallery OF the adi0im & building,
, 1t seems rom there he reached
| the apartment Of a coupltOf Young
: men who had recently come to the
city aud knew nothing OF the char,
/ acter or existence even of the Door
man next door. The intrusion,
therefore, Of the half witted man
was set down 70 the credit Of a.
burglar, and their fears get ng
the better Of their judgment, "
covered up their heads witt he
bee clothes and lay Shiyerin- nth
N dread. The insane man obSe ing
Il their action took ir into his mead
ir that they were playing 'peep'
with him. As soon as this idea
st cot into his head. be Jumped be
q. hind the bed, and darling up his
*. head now and then, shouted
peep" Justify, at the same time
If. accompanying his by play Will
is the most eXtravagant laughter
MS The young men by this time wer,
ed nearly wild with terror, and on,
ms of them fell to praying. Now
he Tommy" had a religious turn 0
as mind as well, and catching tn
tenor of the fl ghtened youth
ms devotions commenced praying too
Die The uprOar by this time ha
nv become d~eafening. nd both fam
So. lies were arouse The trenholm
Her quaver of the strangers trouble
md accents SCUM I'd i iicrously vii
'Tommy's' tentO an bass, and
,di. the midst Of the queer devotion
no. the sound q weeping came; fC
his not less torrAed than bis compal
urn ion the cher youth was cryin
ing piteously HeariDgthis "Tomm,
the begun to exhort the wicked
,ocs tuln fror their evil paths and f
or the wrat to come. But unfortr
ned. nately for the success of his efiol
yins the family came into the room al
but Tommy the tears streamil
the down his fare, and casting pityil
ring glancos at he pair, was led fro
5 in the house. n. o. P~icayune.
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IT. nt.e ! ,ut-rs Banner
tndicLl II, Ie il At. Mary Par
ish, La

Daboliaa1 , tt, ge-4n i tempt BY
Raqicdl cgs0es to Massacre d
White Em dad Burn their
HOuSs
Last y dncsday night, the first
lust.. about Two o'clock, the no.
Tor MS ohm Field, the blaai JUS
tice be peace at Patters vile,
nine les this side Of B hear,
mad ) appearance in VI Evin's
iron ard Jrelve miles below this
plac at Il head OF rwelye armed
negr IS, aananding that Mr.. Eyins
rOma out and surrender as the
prisoner of this Judge Field, as
the negroes sometimes call lin.
Upon the refusal Of Mr.. EvinS
10 surrender to this despicablC
gang of black Radicals, the cry
was raised to ''burn his house
pull his house down and murde
the id white 81 of a b-hant
his f mily.N
Here was the spirit Of the Rad
Cai negroes of st. Bernard, who
last year, burned a Spaniard in hi
own house and attempted to bur
his wife and children, breakin
out in all its African ferOcityin III
parish of st. Mary. The negro,
marched and formed fifteen {
twenty PAGES in front Of the be-
room window where Mr.. EviI
and his wife had been sleeping bl
a few minutes before, and, in IL
midst Of savage threats, the tiriI
commenced. The window was
direct range with the bed, and Il
blinds, which were closed, we
completely riddled with a rour
from thirteen musketS, pistol
rifles and shotguns, the most
the shots passing too high to stTil
the inmates of the family be
room.
Before the firing had commenc,
a daughter and niece of Mr.. Evil
about thirteen and sixteen yea
of age, sleeping in the adjoini
bedroom with only a partition
tween, rushed into the family b.
room for protection, and a 81
sleeping in another bedroom, a
r shed to the same room.
The Radical savages ietermiI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-09-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

lSB'fPeCpIe are 50 slow to dis.
the exquisite satisfaction
might be derived from this
fnt recreation. 1t affords a
lt1l excitement; IT soothes
Dubbed mind; it breaks the
Of vexing thought; it knits
J 8 to either BY the gent est
an it makes a paradise of
ho 3 there that may not
pa tlase pleasures aud
assures are equal to them
~ and genuine content?
discussions, dialogues and
Is Of the children, ,MeyAJ
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70 carry out their helliSh designs
ON the family, changed their posi-
ton. answering to the orders o.
s.march. file right, and halt' III
regular military order, and formed
in line of battle in front of the
window at tn, foot OF the oeu
Here they let 61 another volley OF
balls and buckSlOt which rlddleu
this window. and left the bai's
and shot in the inner walls OF the
bedroom. And several shots were
fired through a third window Ne
tween the two that were SO badly
riddled.
And while thts frinfI was gong
on. FIVE member of the family,
three of the fem leS-were m she
. dark. walking and feeling thelr
way in different parts Of the room'
limiting for am%Hsanition, ard near
liz all of them would have been
=, Killed or crippled II the aSsaiIah'S
+ had shot lower, Not more than d
? half a dozen shots, ont OF thlrty'
went low enough 20 reach the III.
, mates of the room.
MIR, Eyins was atte tn discharge
but a few slet> out Of thirty lo&o-
!, ed barrels. His fire arms were IL.
), had order: ammunition ont OF
: place. We have no doubt that
one of those shots saved his house
!; from confagration and himself ami
:. family from being ~masstcfed: :
r. huckShot took effect in the cheth
u Of .Ino. Field. and il is thoRgi'
- That one other negro was wounded.
Tnon this. the Radical Justice OF
.. the peace and his band Of assess
ms beat a retreat and lett the
~ npmiSes. From the mallsnlt}
1T shown. the threats and nloodtUlr'
m ty spint Of these sayaGeS mp t(
Ne the time that their leader wa
IS WouilNt"' W., --.,lf b,T,
il pose ,-''. que ~ ~ and IN,
been frta iii a short ll'e anu . aly
Id family mastered M .He n t'ol' L :"
Of age manner ]. no >'''' "'''' 'N
1t fired Jy N' Lllils' +.
iii. The eNc.-+ '.I e.. 'I Ey'iI In.
he 1t appears ,itV go.' , n.,rra ,',
issued Nn'l oe ','.'. " rrist ~
Of some weeks ,l''gs' '.. ,L,r r ,r.nt !
)ut HF' E,'iI>' P'",, zorro orde.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-09-18

a newfoundland dog owned by
Mr.. Jardine exhibited q degree of
sagaciN approaching reason.
While the family were at dinner
he bolted through the open door,
frantically leaping about and whin,
ing most piteously, and would not
be paciied until Mr.. Jardine fol.
lowed him out doors and around
the building to the summer cook
house, which was found to be on
tire. The fire was soon extin.
guished, the dog looking on the
wli'e with the deepest concern.
and when all the flames were sub.
dued, fisked about with cve,y
demonstration of delight.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-09-18
Feeding.

THE st,ictest attention and care paid 70 me
/ feeding Of stock. Those desiring ""b "a
feeds or board by the day may rely upon u
in this matter,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-09-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

oI1I1lllI DAID'
State Of Mississippi. for use Of
G. J. 4 7. I. Stovall, Admx., Vendi.
vs.. EXP.
Hampton Williams 4 Bird Ivy
DY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas,
ID issued out of and under the seal of the of.
ice Of the clerk of the circuit court of NOxu-
bee county, Mississippi. July 22d, 1859, and to
me directed, | will sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, n front Of the court house door, in
the town Of Macon In said comfy, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th, 1869,
the following described land, to-wit:
NWA sec. % township Is, range II; e.
ofSWK and EH NWH sec. 8, township Is
range u, levied on as the property of llamp
ton Williams to satisfy said writ and all costs.
r. c. POWERS, Sh'G,
Aug7-3 by E.A. J. McHENRY, D. 8.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-09-18
Vehicles.

OF every description will he ready q az, :.
Oand ali hours TO convey the traveller OF
pleasure.seeker to any portion Of 'ns eou"
Under The care Of none but safe ana sNp''
enced drivers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-09-18
Entitled 10 Serve as
eFs OfIhe legislature
etlt 4 state OmCeTS GEN.
orally.
Now for the Legislature.

The recent opinion of Attorney
General Hoar, which has Oeen
sent to Gen. Candy for his guld,
ance in Virginia, removes all
doubt on this subject, He decides
that none are disqualified except
those who are rendered Ineligible
rgder the newly ratified Constitn,
tior. in virtue Of which they viii
discharge the duties of their
respective offices, after Congress
shall have declared the State
entitled to representation, Pro
vIca.. however, that none are not
cis0vaIifed by the 18th Amend
r,ent 90 the Constitution OF the
Fp,fr, States. which declares that
10 rorSor shall fill any State or
federal Office who having taken an
cath TO support the Constitution
Of The United States an officer OF
the United states previous to the
Mar, and Gftc17cardS engaged III
,ebellion. or gave counsel, counte.
nance. support, or encouragement
10 persons SO engaged -.
In Mississippi, the Rabld Kan
Gals having abandoned the pro.
,oScd ~Proscriptiye clauses IN thei
constitution, that instrument WI
aismalifv none except such as ar
declared ineligible by the aboN'
-unotpd 14th Amendment. tohS'
6uently for any and every Stat
rnice $50 called rebels. or o,ne
PERSONS are qualified, who dd nc
h,Id federal Office requiring thel
10 take an oath to support TN
constitution of the Jnited stat,
before engaging il acts ct host
ity thereto. ,c,
This will leave an extended hel
for the selection Of members
the Legislature, and OF appoln
ments for judicial and other on
rers after the ratification OIL u
Constitution byCongreSS.
We would urge the people
the several counties to bring .
they strongest and most aylilab
candidates, only requiring as
essential condition to THEN eject,
that they are not disqualified
the 18th Amendment, and "
ratify the 10Th Amendment t
effect of which is to make sutira
uniform throughout the Unit
States as it exists in Mississippi.
The Legislature must be say
from the control Of the MdIlgn2
Radicals. On that body VIII
yolve the great responsibility
putting the entire machinery
tic new government into ope
ton. 1t will pass the reyen
laws. 1t will organize the mini
1t will establish the public SCI.
system. 1t VII elect Senators
Congress. One of the branch
thereof, will confirm the ludl'
and other appointments OF
Governor. The Legislature m
be rescued from the clutches
the Destructiyes. They gen
wandered the District so rs
secure it to them in detianc
Justice, but it is in the power
The people to defeat them. At
asst election, the oppoSerS OF !
eriptiou carried the LegiSIai
nd they can do it again by a
Iarger majority, The power
that body will be immense.
Radical CormorantS ara greedy
The Substance of the people
their ptst acts have shown,
they vll enter upon a gen
system { coutiScatiyu Corl
ism, as rracticed III Rankin cou
viii be he order d the day,
in the actmeH OF Jaws aut
il a.. be pass. by he Leg
ture perfect ell Of errors
he anized ,oyer gee Stat
,ow FOR Z Eel ATUR
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1869-09-18
In Time Of " az Prepare
for Peace.

UUST received. a fine assortment Of piSto.'
ID Colts Navy aud Pocket, Smith 4 Nelson's,
Manhattan, DerIinger, Moore 4 WilliamsOn's
patent, with cartridges and moulds to suit ev-
cry size together with tube wrench and screw
drivers DO. Water proof caps and G 8, gun
wad4, every size, buck shot, wire cartridges
for shot guns, fine powder TASKS and shot
pouches. II. DENT 4 co.
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eliza ms a Call.

UR friends and the public generany az
)invited to call and examine our PreP'
,;ors' a. ,heir convenience and pleasure
os.a PrOprietOrs'
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ONLY will be kept in this superb horse
mansion, and for speed or doe'n'y We w ~
M, intend to be surpassed by any stable !"
this section Of country.