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greater importance is attached to his speech, be-
cause it is regarded as representing the views of
the now administration. The speech was a Sc.
we're arraisnment of the extravagant course Of
the republican party, and ELECTED the hearty con-
graduation of the democratic side of the house.
Scarcely less notable speech was made the
day before by Sam Carey, of the Cincinnati dir.
triet in vindication of the principles Of the M.
tional labor party. The resumption of specie
payment and the funding bill were denounced in
strong language Both schemes, he said, were
preparing the way for reputation; and, he add.
ed, tho producing classes preferred reputation
to starvation. Leading men of both parties
oomplimented Gen. Carey.
GEN. GRANT.
The President elect, after passing New Year
in Philadelphia, to avoid the embarrassing cers.
mental of calling at the White House on that
day, which would have been unavoidable had he
remained in the city, returned to Washington
on Tuesday, and has been daily since then occu.
pied at headquarters.
HUGE swINDLR.
1t is asserted that spurious railroad company
has obtained S6,00O00O and an enormous amount
OF land, BY grants from congress, and that two
distinct corporations claiming the subsidies
granted to the Kansas division of the Union Pa.
ciic railroad.
THE ST. THOMAS IMBRoGLIs
The Danish legation at Washington are grow.
ing really troublesome TO Mr. Seward) about the
st. Thomas purchase. They say it is matter
involving the honor of both countries, and that
Denmark wants to know, you know, with whom
foreign nation ought to deal-you know, &c.
PUBLIC DEBT.
The public debt statement tor January LIST
shows total of $2,652, 533 1862 2s, less amount
in the treasury, to wit: coin SOS, 765 36S.91,
bills $l3,063, 092. 12,-leaving the net public
deb. $3.50, 7O7, 2Ol25
DEAD NIGGERs.
All Washington was thrown in a fer,nent on
Monday by the discovery of two dead niggers in
their beds at the residence of the French Minis.
ter. supposed to have been poisoned. Had they
been white men, of course little attention would
have been excited.
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Mr.. James Mahonoy, having been fairly
beaten by Chas. Lanphisr in the race for the
Circuit clerkship of sangamon county at the
election last fall, tried to have the circuit
court do what the people refused, in humble
imitation of numerous radical candidates for
congress who got congress to elect them to
seats after being defeated before the people.
The court, however, in spite Of the numerous
congressional precedents, refused to elect Mr..
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for whom At present there is NO provision.-
The soldiers orphans home, towards which
$10o,oOO were appropriated, has been located
at Normal, upon . tract Of 60 acres donated
by the Hon. David Davis, and upon which .
building is in course of erection at . cost Of
100000, capable of accommodating 500 pu,
pills, the number for which, the Governor
thinks, provision will be necessary. At pres
emit there are 1913 orphans receiving the bene-
ct ofthe home.
The geological survey Of the state, which
has been in progress for the last 10 years, is
FINALLY completed, and an appropriation is
asked to cover the cost of printing three sd-
ditional volumes to complete the publication
of the report.
The Adjutant Generals Office, since the
death Of Gen. Haynis; has been virtually
closed.
The claims of the state on the General Gov
eminent for war expenditures have been con-
tinuously pressed and 80 far allowed and paid
that but $ss3,slS remain suspended or dis
allowed. .-
The Governor is decidedly impressed with
the superiority of the new penitentiary sys-
tenn over the old, as being infinitely better
for the convicts, who are now comfortably
clothed, generously fed and humanely treat
ed,"-though he doubts whether, under the
new system, the penitentiary can be made self
sustaining However, with the $500, 900 ap-
preparation by the extra session of July, 1867,
the commissioners will ask for no new appro-
priationat this session. The Gov explains how
the commencement Of the construction of the
new penitentiary in the southern part Of the
state, for which the last legislature made an
appropriation, was defeated by the MONACO
ton of the senate on his appointment Of CON-
missioners, and urges that steps be now taken
to commence the work, another penitentiary,
being an absolute necessity, as the present one
is already crammed beyond its capacity.
The Gov devotes a column to.the cattle te-
yer, giving details of his action on the subject
last summer, of which our readers were advis-
ed at the time, and recommends to the :" IA
vorable consideration" of the Legislature the
bill drafted by the cattle convention which
met at Springfield on the LIST of Dec.
The only remaining portion of the message
worth attention is that relating to the Illinois
river improvement. The previous action Of
the legislature upon the subject is detailed,
and the non-actionc of congress which renders
the state action thus far nugatory, except as to
the commencement Of dam between Peru
and Peoria But before that dam is COM
msnced, the Governor thinks the state should
decide whether it will do thework alone OF
not 1t will cost s2,50O,OOO. 1t is true, the
state can spend this sum on the work and make
money, but the Governor thinks the national
government ought to help. at is q national
work." &c. Without making any recon-
mendation in the matter, the Governor turns
it over to the careful consideration of the leg.
islaturc.
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Mr.. Fuller has new railroad bill ready,
which it is believed will revive tho whole rail-
road controversy of the last session with increased
bitterness The present bill confines its restric-
tions altogether to fares, which it limits to three
cents per mile; bat it is more than probable that
the bill will be given wider scope
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Spain.

There was slight disturbance in Seville on
the 30th ult.. IN attempt being made by the
population to seize arms, but was promptly sup.
pressed.
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England.

Late news from Africa confirms the safety Of
the great African traveller, DR.. Livingston. 1t
is said he il somewhere in the vicinity of Lake
Nyassi, near the confines of Zanzibar Owing,
it is thought, to the wars between tao native
tribes, his progress has been impeded. and con.
seqaeRtly he has been unable TO re ach the sea.
coast.
Reverdy johnson addressed meeting OF
workingmen at Lambeth on Saturday evening,
Jan. 2, saying the continuance of good feeling
between Great Britain and the United States was
sure to be demanded by the people of both coun-
tries. His remarks were received with great en-
thusiasm.
In view of President Johnson's amnesty proc
lamation of Dec. %, jeff Davis, John Slidell,.
James NJ Mason, A. Dudley Mann, and other OK
rebels are now preparing to return to the United
States.
dispatch from Wigan reports that terrible
explosion occurred in the Haylock G olliery Jan.
A. Twenty-Five dead bodies have already been
taken out.
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Ireland.

There was large Fenan demonstration al
Cork, on New Year, at which Mr.. O'Sullivan
made strong speech.
Cole Bates, Justice of the peace at Tipperary,
was shot dead in that city, Dec. 3lst, by unknown
parties. There have been no arrests.
The feeling among the tenantry in some parts
Of Ireland is very bitter against the landhodsrs,
and many cases Of agrarian revolt have been
reported.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

District Court June term. Lewis.
Judge. HaIloek- CIsrk; slever~, shrIiai
Hl.ise, ls.Tpasy Dizsre1 stIs.sney, prcceezi-
ms up to tNor NJ YESTERDAY:
June 2ssh-P { fe4rsed 4IToio,sd BY The
Coen Erpprter IN the c-se Il FeaPle -
wa.sixard and Brown Nh Prpsly IS Vim
Jump e. a, aefen1anis gao'i,a TO aIneisc
AMENDED answer, argued ard -aa,ni.te'i and
t.kep under 4sIsiseInens. People " jas
Frs,.rn.u. grand larceny. s..sstdanI aFr4isnesi,
plead n0t gHby, gwen IA I4sse4y. 9th
insi 10 ans<er % the aTrAznHaerL . h
ordered by the Cur that 10 zppiie-Iiolss for
efras..iron srrvIng a. jafur all lie eDtsF-
tsi ed ~ lbe Court unlss.s sl8cli application
BE- us4lIe IN open eoarL i'res5y - Jump
tlainlia : lno.Ion fJr Judgment on eis,ilaiin-
- .ss.4iu.-d, and Judgment tor piainiiB tor
ls,-s.esI.Iu u premises set ouL 10 pi4iblid 3
COMPLAINT without easts % d.;Hzsrs- People
ssJB Woodward and r J BroAh, caass cru
unurd from AOndsy, Jary moi yet obtained,
three Tenirss issard fisf ten jurors ss.rh, re-
tars.able al 9, 10 1Ad II O'Clock Wednesday
morning. s0.h-Herla4n < Co vs. Bro '.,r
4 Taslor d~srbdAnis withdrew their denar-
rrr with have 70 iIe an snsNer 10 pliinlla :
e.anpl8int BY Friday, July u, al tan 4 II
f,opie 4 G 10 An Choy, pFoHouEpiug Of Jais-
,nebt p,Is mel until fhars iay, jay Isl,
II len 4 NJ People IS james Freeman,
grand larceny, Henry Marin. Erq apEs'lisl-
81 counsrI for deteBdi,HI. deieD,---nt 70 pied
on Thgr-.iay, July 1T People vs. wood
ward i Br0su. mtn-lanshser. cause c.'niin
ue.l LON yesterday, jury obtain d AMI sworn
m. r.,asr,er T. Z Learned sworn. ts'stiiiitny
al. tltt. irirt 81 thu P..f,pls taken ail HE l'e'
ple r,-sl ileir rasc. testimony "a the par 81
IL. defendants UmHeBeet july Ist-Pe''-
III. " Noa ward ani isTD@n. 'ri-i continued
ffam YESTERDAY People " .sh tiiuy. asis'iid-
ant Drought IN for judgment, defendant
moves for arr - 81 judgment u'ai"h ''rhIed,
Defendant liovesi i1f "a nes trisl, motion de-
med; defend ,nt exc.pis u III ruling al the
ta,lri Judgment pronounced against the de
f.ndanI: Interpreter Billy Al Why inter
prgtsd iietween the Court and defend tnl .
ssntenra. gl death, 10 be executed on Tie 5olh
july inst at tWp p. n
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

We would ask a knight Of the qliil how
about that apparition, stork or "what is ilf'
Didst think twas thine own ghost or that
thou vast ''besidc lhys"lf2 or vast the
embodiment of the spirit of Mack's poem in
tangible shape come to haunt thee iJr Thy
presumption IN attempting to apply the s.
tire 10 the editor Of the WAvE2 Didst thou
stand there wondering, fearing, doubIihg,
dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared 10
dream irl,irs', uiflil the cold sweat stood upon
thy brow and thy knees DID slnIse each oluer,
or was Il AN up aud up hand TO hand figbt
where each had equal shoN
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

DIR. r.. G. Hsrsiey, whom we knew
Oh The Trinity IN 1851 and OIL aid on ever
since, came to town day beiqre yesterday.
he nov e,iles in Canyon City, Oregon, aud
il 90 his way TO San FrdnoiscO on bu iiness
Scarcely a week passes WITHOUT bringing
some Of these old tIme acquailnanecs either
from the north or the south 10 ttlrir wander
ings over nc earth.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

BuiIa-n sA.p.-.s nt.--welis, Fargo
& 20 shipped, during the niuith Of June,
from Ib,ir office Ia silver city, So, 80 W,
ron. equal 10 si.s,s26 co, currency. We
know oi shipments BY private hands amount
ing 10 several lllousands that will swell the
eoin value Rrrhoi,. 10 slId 600
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

This is the Let appo tuni'y we shall
have OF calling attention 10 the preparations
going On f5r celebrating Ibe Fourth Of July.
Keep in mind the rgces dances. etc, al
wsgenlown on Monday aiterp0n and even
ing. Also, the Good Eeinplar Ball at Hi >
T1eater IN tue evening The very best Of
music Is engaged aida happy tine IL antici
patcd
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

John =. IIailsnbeeis, Tom Lynch
and some others, returned from cope Dist
day before yesterday. They bring about the
sane report as those already in Circulation
Some Of the Iedg''s in that district are IN
doubiedly rich but they ere confined to a
very small scopc, outside OF Which nothing
has been found Nr HalIenbeck was one Of
a party vino went aerO-s 10 the west 81 ie Of
the mountains, expecting % find plleers,
which was an entire future. lie reports good
indications aud plenty of OarreG quartz, but
nothing Of a paying character CD Id be found
About fifteen to twenty miles 10 the south
west OF Cnpe DIST. lire party inund what
sas khuwB as the iul Run Hist. ofs tnlkfd
some three years ago the quartz and
placer Indications located etc, butafier yards
Abandoned. Il Is their OplniOn tiial there Is
nothing in the Red Mountains except IN the
imlnediite vicinity of CopO that viii pay.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

Private letters from the valley of the
rsyettr, wriser and Burnt River, Civ; pic
lures OF dessOiaiinn, caused by the visitation
OF Grlsshoppers 80 those Le,liIies that are
perfectly diseourasing TO every hope in all
that region. The lower portion of Boise is
also said TO BE- injected more or less by the
same plaque but not 70 50 graf an extent.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

We have rec, lived a holIce from Mr. Geo.
PaunreioFf, ANNOUNCING thai iie All appear
bciore q silver ely auaIense c Ia his o.L'Dr.ll-
e Chas Dickens readings during the SUN
aer Mr.. PdHncelurt bAs. Rad IN BOise and
Idaho C.ti,S, aud IS weH spsken Of by the
pres and people
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Hon. jain Driebeibis. Senator

Hon. jain Dricbeibis. Senator
from Grant County. Oregon, with whom
years ago, when We were both younger than
now, and considered ourselves pretty good
mountainccrS. we have spent many day
and night in the Sierrsts Of California and IN
tho age pl.iDs Of Nevada, passed through
town on Wednesday With his family en-
route to visit friends in pnionyille. Nevada
= IS lheir purpnsn tn return soon TO John
nay Valley, where they have prepared a
home and determined 10 settle for life.
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Two s!ls Of wrath, t~o 'hnnderoolis
from Gear fsy, two TASKS Of nj the oyil
10 the land, ;ne one tbeled - Blue Ruin, =
tho other '-PFgsi1 ACID the 0ns from
Jno A. Eost e ~. amt the other from Ora
hams S4mpis igo0.ns, came 20 the WAVE
Office by The hand al sable son Of bright
SUNNY southern land. tearing the following
eautionary inscription: :: Moderation ~ all
things ~ BE CAUTIOUS +"
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The Wave oaiee has again been placed
under obligations 10 J. II. baker, of c.ltlia
rine Greek. for nice mess Oh turnips, let
tuoe and onions, and 10 John ilunter FOR
bringing them 60 toSr Ike Jennings has
placed us uhdrr obig iions for similar fasors
Ia the radish lire during The week siukrr,
CathariB-, and Reynolds Gre, Ks ave The main
dependence tor Vegetables TIN, year
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

Vocal Music ~ an agreeable accom-
plishmeni. either in a gentleman or lady that
should not be neglected., and parents do
wrong IN permitting their sonS and daughters
tn grow up without a knowledge ~ this
beautiful art. Mr. and Mns N. A. Dryers
now IN our city. propose to teach a smpli
fed system Of music. adapted TO the dullcst
musiral c.iparity. provided cliss can he or
ranized n the place. Come out and hear
hlm lecture, at the District School House,
TO night and sign a scholar or two
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

The Elko independent, new paper start
ed on the m llerial Of the Hu nboldt Regis
Ter, has reached us We did not receive the
flrst NUN YER announcing pulley, etc, but
iufer iruin the Tile that il viii not be a pc
liiicaL sheet Il is gDod local paper so far
as We have seen IT,
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The sho.hone.-This s.ls

The sho.honc.--This s:isamer built
by the O. : n. Co, on the upper Snake
ryer has. in an alteinpt t0 bring her 'wn
To The ColumbiI, beau safely brought through
the big va on below uids' Ferry, whrre she
was forced to lay up and wait for hawscrs
with which to he let dpwn over rapid, IN
narruw bend u tho river. The necessssry
implements and men have been sent 10 her
assistance W. w. Union 25th.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

BoRlE, Secretary OF the Navy, resigned on
Fridly tst. and As b ssn s1ccee1ed BY Geo.
NJ Robinson. who was at the time OF his ap-
p0iHlment Attorney teneral OF New Jersey,
Cuban Affairs occupy mn space al present
in the public mind. The insurgents are zap
idly gaining gnsund, while the spaniaris are
demVralized and their cause next 10 hope
less
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

Hon. Jno. IL, MeBridr. eK Chef
Jusiicr of Idaho. returned Oh III. sday from
Washington CiIy, where lac has spent the
Winter He lUoks Ire b and hearty and nome
The sDrss far his having come ~ contact
vigh politicians, eGe-, ia That naelssron Of
vice, Washington lay.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

Charles Isenbeck. mctailurgist
and amalgamator, well known IN California
and Nevada. AMI recently engaged in milling
the ores Of Eagle Greek. Oregon. IS nov eS
tenmenttng with The r'belliois orrs nT Flint
District. in this County. He propose to
york them without roasting and at rrifiag
expense in the way n chemicals Should
he succeed, a new era will dawn upon Flint
80 confident IL he OF suercss that he Is OK
permeDting nj his own expense. We shall
await results bcforc either condemning or
commenting him
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3asiufss 9irfftory.
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si-iee
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ins''a. =
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gibson. JOHN G.--ldaho Stable, jordan
street b'iage
CRETE, F.-Deniist Westinghouse
GRAHAM. JANE>-Liquor dealer, Wash
ingtgn =. oae dp1r south 81 sfcoud
GARDNER, JAS H.--Genrrai Merchandise,
GrIiite Block. Washington ~
HDGGAN, A. Attorney, J0rdinsi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sAM--Nryss Depot. Post
Office Building. Washington st.
HAsSMAN, VALENTiNE-ldaho Laundry.
:. Jqnc'fEn Of washington ana . uf''Ai 80
HAYS \ = AsfhAN-idah" hole' ana stage
obi1e. 'ofd'o y
HYAAN & EhlChESbEk"--Neren'huiseg
',e,,'f -. ~.
h,tFEK y hlll'hi'--heA' hA'As'' "Ao"
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'V''.'n +. ''t''''. ~ ,,.,.,,ong
JONES IDl ana ChAs' hi'hHAVi'f,--''i
'D''' 'o...su -. A.,
kuhLhhfhh, fhiidr--" 'si'oss"n na'
sft, @pfaah -
LEBRECHr, ~ -Postotfice BOok siore, next
~ Herman 4 Co's Bank, WsehingtOu =
rfscotus N r..,,o,.,f,tsu p,.st.orant
q ''. .,v''1,',a,, =, =,
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Ton a.
LOBgNsTEiS, z tReil-Gensral Herchan.
disc jordan II
u,epfuu. A. up.r s,y ,,,,,,ret.s ., Ia,v
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

Judge j. r. n. Lewis Of orogiile,
Cal, died suddenly Of heart disease on the
% h ull The Dem cratic Judicial District
Convention had placed him in nomination for
Iudgs of the Second District only few
hours previous TO his death
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

sam'i >nnsfh aria H. Miller Of Chi
e1go, have arrived here They vent TO Flint
yesterday 10 loDk at the sLerm-i IA mine y iill
i sI..s Of purchasing II the p,esl~css ar -
gDyd a. represented
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

A commentaries pi1l Of rivalry hfs
sprung up befxeen our fitizens as TO who
ziI have the incest eyergTeens in front Of
ti,ir doofs The mountain Or makes fplen
did shade.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02

Csc iroat sere caught IA Cow Or * and
brOsght u to-B ~ pn.y q fishermen on
thursday last. So we're trlt
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ETr. GiIi-sn, u The idaho s,able. q
sill be sreR By q notice IN sBOiher plsce
~ 1T Passengers Tor the oelebraiiOn at Tsg
oaLosn % the 9Th.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-02
Rrmonstra nee.

To tse Hon. Board Of Coaaty Communion
e1s Of OicyAse ColfAty;
Wherr1s. Petition has bern presented TO
yoa. requesting yuu t5 grant > r Isilrhi-ss ier
Co.l-ci-As Toll ia a RGaa had " from Jolis-
-,,n 4 o.. : 1liEi, 81 ~ssker 1ri *, 10 Snsse
EiTer Valley &sid Koad having teen OaiiL
10 lsG5 by the gIiizens ai Has liisi net, and
riaintsi med l,y the ri,izei.s up 80 sbe isrtenI
tHne IiiereiHp W, the undersigned, r.
I.s,Hsstrste. UiJecs alH oifsrs- Iilr srahiing vi
any sat1l Franchise, Is brIn5 uuJass, uDHAr-
r.I,iabIs AMI uDf2gfui-
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