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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24
MILITARY AGENTS.


-Four or Ave OF the officers, detailed to
take charge If the Indian Agencies ia
/ Oregon aud Washington. have arrived in
Portland. The Oregonida says, that
Lieutenant Mitchell left Portland TO take
chargo Of the Warm Spring Agency, on
tho 21st. The tnioaia notices the ar.
rival in Salem Of Lieut.. Boyle, detailed To
TO take charge NJ Siciz, accompanied by
two other officers one of whom goes to
act as sub-agent at Alsca.
Simpson will be very much missed
from the Siletz. The only objection that
could apply to him, was his Jealous inter
ference in the politics Of Benton County,
the elections in which no has managed to
decide for tho past four or five wears.
Possessing thorough knowledge Of Indinn
character, energy, activity and pluck, he
has without tho assistance Of soldiers or
guards, maintained perhaps as good u
government ut Siletz rs can anywhere be
attained upon reservation lie knows
perfectly all Of the mountain paths and
haunts from tamhili % the Alsea, aud
no Indian has ever succeeded in escaping
hil pursuit lilo established couri upon
the agency Of which he was at once Judge
and jailor His tribunal was primitive
one, mud his mode Of procedure original
and effective. The culprit who was sen
fenced 60 imprisonment executed sen.
tcnce upon himself by voluntary con6bc
ment IN the guard house, aTor'l'ng an ex.
ample Of snbordinatiou that has no coulter
part ia civilized society.
The Indian service ut Alsea aud sletz
will suffer by the removal Of such nlan.
II will suffer everywhere by the adoption
OF the army officer order, not the least Oi
the wr"nSs OF which il the wrong il
docs 10 the laws IL is such an assump.
t'on ot. power as would have subjected
President Johnsou Ia an addliunal artl-
Gle OF impcach chment, possessing justice
that was wanting 10 the others IL is easy
to see that this Is part uf system which
is TO absorb, one after another, the civil
depar mens of the government into the
military. The process Of consolidating the
power now so widely difrased proceeds
step by step. Our civil Institutions are
giving place 10 military establishment,
which is generally nm adjunct If Impcri
alism, and always d sourcc oi danger.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24

Mr.. S;auDis. of Benton County, came
up from San Francisco on tue Moses Tay.
lor and gave Us call. on his way hume.
Impressed with the idea, from reports,
that California was the best country in
the world. he went there to Look at, and
if as good Us reported, to select home.
lie says Oregon is Incompatible the bet
ter country; that California is over-cs,i-
mated-has the benefit of system of ex-
aggeratcd advcrtising-that the soil is
much inferior to the Willamette Valley
that the farms are destitute Of valuable
mprOvcments-thc farmers arc in debt
to the merchants and spectators, who
have advanced money upon the incoming
crop-times are dull-money very scarce
everybody rushing about, Z" doing
business nobody at work--spcculatorS
buying town plats and getting mp hum
Jug homestead associations all over the
State. with - great inducements" /" :" liber.
al offers" extensively advertised, and
constantly catching new comers.
II man has money, wants 10 be sharp
and dip into the lotteries Of life. California
may suit him, but if he wants to establish
home and build up solid prosperity,
the best State of the thirty yseven is Ore
gon, the one least known abroad.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24
cmrNEsE LAnon. SOUTH.

| The movement for the introduction Of
Cody Labor in the South may deserve to
be classed. with the inauguration Of the
Pacific Railway aud the opening of the
Sucz Canal. as one Of the great eycuts oi
this eras Slave labor made cotton the
king of staples in commerce, and gave the
South lis unexamplcd prosperity. Why
| should not Chinese labor have the same
results The late labor meeting at Mem
phis, was fully attended by the capitalists
and land owners OF the South, aud steps
were taken to begin the importation OF
Coolies. KUopmanschap, Chinese I'M
porter at San francisco, was preseut aud
addressed the meeting. These laborcrs
can Dc secured on long contracts for from
SlO to Sl2 per month, aud are cheaper
than slave IaDorers were. The tax and
interest upon the money value of the
slave, aud the cost ot his keeping were
in excess vi the Coolies wages. The lat.
ter Is u better worker, aud Is as we'll
adapted to the rice, sugar aud cotton fields
OF the South as the negro, and, II he
dies or runs away, does not involve his
employer lu any lUss. lu ali respects the
iudustrlal interests ot the Suuth appear
TO gain more by the movement just lnaug-
ura,ed han they lost by emancipation ;
aud the former may be fairly considered
among the other blessings ol thc latter
If 1t has any other blessings. \ little ex.
perience will probably show that the
Chinaman could have been proitaby em-
ployed Us an cmancipa'or, aud all 'he ex-
pense and misery of the war saved. What
will become OF the idle negro population
whcn these china swarms are introduced
to their old feld of labor IL Gu not tive
wholly upon government ratlous or by
voting the RadtcaI ticket Ii must work
or starve. ltwlii likely dlfiuse itself over
the Nuxthern States. IN some Instances
seeking aud finding employment. aud
adding largely wherever it goes to pau.
pcTisn aud CRIME.
his Chinese labor Is a great desiderAtum
to the South II will restore her energy;
collect her wasted capital; regain her COM
merce; aud make her States rich aud pop
ulous empires.
II c difference between Chinese labor
in the South aud in tie North is mat kel
aud vital, though some persons profess
not 10 see il. La the NUr;h il completes
with white labor aud ebearens il 10 such
an extent that tbs W. it Lbo.er eau no
live. The latter must work OF siarvc; aud
II makes no ditfcrencc-since he can not
live upon his competitor dict-whe'her
hc work, iur SO per month. ar does not
work all. fer. he must sfaryc IN either
event In the South Is Il department of
labor that the white n,an will not touch.
tic has 40; occupied it, aud will not. IL
Is not ono of his pursuits. aud hence
it admits OF TO competition between the
two races. II can not bc separated from
cheap labor. aud will cease 10 exist ahu
gcthcr without IT,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24

MoRE THAN LIRELY.-A Pennsylva.
MIA paper says the lmperialist, which is
advocating the abrogation of even the
forms of republican government on this
continent and the crowping Of an Emper-
or, was established by money furnished
by Secretary of the Navy. Borie. of Gen.
Grants Cabinet that it is edited by men
holding official positions under Gen.
Grant, in Washington and New York.
and one of The members IT his staff is
managing editor; aud that within n short
time this infamous paper has been recng
nIzcd as the . cial organ of the Grand
Army oi the Republic
Ten years ago there was not man in
the World who would have had
the temerity to establish such paper in
the United States. Itisnow received with
fa"or by some persons aud with curiosity by
all. Ten years hence, at the rate VIC go,
it will probably be one of the most widely
circulated journals upon the continent
with such rapidity do we move, not ahead
but backward.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24
ALBANY PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY Br j. oRADwonL.


ALBANY. July IL. 1869.
The following the prices paid for Produce
aud the prices NJ which other articles selling
in this market:
Whcat-white per buShel. so cts. 80
oats-per hushel, 3o@.35 cts. ~
Potatoes-per basael,4e@50
0nions--per bushel. 81 25.
Flour--pcr bbi. - 5s@4 90 - = Il - -
Buiter-per pound. IS cts,
Eggs-per dozen. % cts.
Chickens-pcr dozen. 81 SOFAS 90.
Peaches-drisd. per pound. l5@20 cts. 8
Pork-per pound. 50g53 cts.
Beef-on foot. A. l(o5 osS. @
Mutton, per pound. 10 esuts. 80
Soap-per pound, 565l 81 ess. -
Salt-Los Angeles, per pound. 2t cts.
Heavy Golden Syrap-per keg, SIS 25.
Extra Heavy Golden Syrup--per keg, Sc oe. =
Tea-Young Tyson, per pound, 81 90 aA
" Black, 75@$l 90.
" "-Japan, 81 %.
sugar-erushed, per pound. 1920 cts. 10
Island l2@14
:" Sea u cts.
COfee-per pound, 20@25 cts.
Nails-cut, per pound, 6A@7a cts.
White Lead-pure, per keg. 81 0e@4 IS,
Linseed 0il-hoiled, per gallon. 81 62A6l IS.
Turpcntinc--per gallon. 81 25@l SO
Domestic brown, LOT cts.
Hickorv-strucd. per yard. l6@25 cts.
Bed Tieking-per yard. 25@50 cts.
Blue Drlllng-per yard. zu(G2o cts.
Fiannels--per yard, 50@62a cts. eeats
Prints-fast colors, per yard. l23 C.. Esss
Rifle Powder. per pound. 750$l 90. sss
Candes--best, per pound. 20El33 cts> vs. 8afs
Rioc-China, per pound, l2Gl6 cts>
Tobacco-per pound, 81 0a@l 25.
Sal@ratus-per pound, I63 cts s
Dried Plums-per bound. I2301l5cA
Dried Apples-per b 6@7c.
:" eurrants--pcr ID. =
Bacon-H Hams per Ii, 12a@lsc.
/" Sides. per 10, Zoe.
:. Shoulders. per ID, Sc.
Lard-per h. in cans, l4c. In kegs i2a e. sFTg
French Brandy-pcr GAL. $40 00@l2 90
Holland 9in--per GAL. s. 50
American Brandy-per GAL, s. 90
jamaica Rum-per GAL, SO 90
Tar-$l % per gfllen. q
Beans per h.. 609Se. 81
Devoes' Kerosene Oil. 1881 90 per gal. -
Cooking Stoves--Ne. Z, $50 90; No. s, SIS 90 y
No. o, so 90.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24

Or corasE.-iis easy to rec shat
quarter tho wind II in nnw Here /.
what one oi the latest dispatches say
concerning the Virginia election:
4 delegation If Rtiicll Republicans fr,.r,
Virginia. - Washington. say thcy will en-.
d'ayrr io shaw Congress next winter that
Walker wa- elected lty fraud. There nre nj.
several Rrpuhllcu"- fr.'u, Mississippi whu
declare thar tho DeHt M ,seinent is mostly
he work nf ihe Democratic party. and /,
will ltc la thing If il .ucccesi.. GeuornI
kmo-, military Governor uf sii,sls.lppi.
yucurs ~ lhls,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24

The csuse whlch produced a division 10 tie
nsaly "rsanized krpHbl'eaa party iu Virginia
and Isnnsssee sas simp I.4s ehnics uf mvu--
IatTe mas Bo difference Oh isfues iuy.lsius vital
principle. Simply squnbbie 9og ncn created all
the dlien.ty. - aiVaisi.
The question that produced the dlvis.
ion was whe'hcr the disabilities imposed
upon thv.e who had been rebels should be
removed aud those mcn restored to their
political rights. That question seems TO
involve 4 vital principle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24

Senator Williams left Washington City
for home on Sunday. 18Th inst From
the fact that it is not stated that he sue
ceeded in his mission TO change the gov.
ernment Indian policy in Oregon we pre-
sumo that his trip was failure. The
new appointees displaced by the military
will have to continue TO chew the bitter
cud Of disappointment,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24

WORM TsIrArrSG The DENocRAr is daily re
ceiving new subscribers, u all Of whom We feel
truly thankful for their approval aud patronage
Among these is on to be long and pleasantly re-
membered. for tho moral conveyed and for illus
trating the trne type Of our manhood--the young
American, in the best sense Of that term.
A young man with smooth face came in and
said :: II have q small farm In this county. have
recently built house, and am jusl married. am
now ready to begin life, and, as want to begin
right, hare come to subscribe for my county pa
peri" which be did, paying therefor in advance.
Docs any one doubt the success of such man
i'm life
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24

The Mayor Of Portland has telegraphed
an invitation to the Chicago Committee Of
Commerce. now IN San Francisco, to visit
Portland.
The handsomest bridal dress seen in New
York for years, say tho reporters, was worn
by Cuban heiress to $50 200, 900, who mar.
ried Cuban nabob last week in that city.
although she had expressed desire 10 be .
nun,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24

STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
The State Teachers Association will hold
It's annual session in Salem, commencing
July 9th, and continuing four days.
The Moses Taylor, formerly an opposi.
tion steamer between San francisco and
Panama. made her first trip to Portland
the present week.
Assurances are given that the work on
the west side railroad will be resumed al
once a, prosecuted with energy.
The effort to nrgauize an agricultural
society in Douglas county has proved a
failule.
About two hundred letters per day are
mailed ut the Salem Postoffice.
CHARTERED FoR CHIsA.-.The bark Hattie @.
Bessc has been chartered by tho Chinese firms oi
Tong Duck and Wa Koe, for $4,000 to make u
round trip to Hong Kong and back, to start in No
Orc9onian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24

KILLED.-Byron Rose was accidentally
killed in logging camp near Coos Bay.
a few days ago, by log witch was being
moved striking him on the head.
The Herald says that California water
melons are selling in Portland for dollar
epiecs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24

Flour-Ss 50@s rs.
Wheat--Dull. Mt 63G96 csc per bushoi.
0ats--Dull. at 40(145c per bushcl.
Eggs-2602Sc per doz. & S1H
Rutter--In Brine. 27a30c per n.
Dried Apples-Dull al 7a73c per n.
Lard--In tin cans. l5a16c; in kegs, l4c. IS s4-ta
Bscon-Sides, 1I3a12c per II.
Hams dell stIeafifc PER M.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24
VIRGINIA AFFAIRS.

RIcHHoxD. July I9.-Gen. Candy has sent cir.
culars to all the members Of the Legislature. ask
ing if they qualify by SUBJ cribing to the iron
clad oath. IT. as is appr hend"d a quorum or
both houses can be thus qualified, he viii issue
proclamation in about fifteen days, ann nncing
the result of the election and calling the Lcgisa.
tnrc together to ratify the FIT .enth Amendment
and elect Z. s. Senators. Tn members unable
to quaify in this will remain absent until the
Constitution has been ratified by Congress and the
State admitted When they would present them
selves and qualify under the State Constitutions
from which tho test oath had been cxpunged.
Should it. however. be found that quorum il un-
able to qualify by taking the test oath, the com
manding General will then defer issming the proc
lamation. but win order new elections to fill tho
seats which will be declared vacant by reason of
disability.
Gen. Canhy, then, proposes toratify the
18th Amendment before the State IS adj
mitted and and while large portion of
the members of the Legislature are re-.
fused their seats 1t tamounts TO just this,
Gen. Canby will issne circular to the
members and ascertain just how many Of
them will vote for the amendment. IF
the responses are satisfactorily the As
scmbly will be convened. if not. new elec-
will be ordered. This is reconstruction,
and more fatty absurd and contemplate
exhibition of government never was seen.
Look oUr ron Hm.-Mr. John Lupcr prcmedi-
takeIy denosited n basklsk of Iavvfan Rfack
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24

Look oUr ron Hm.-Mr. John Lupcr prcmedi-
lately deposited basket of Lawton Blackberries
in this Office during the week.
The ceremony Of opening the suez
canal viii occur November 18th.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24
PoRTLAND MARKEE PRIcEs.

FRoM EvERnING : REREE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24
Affairs in Tennessee.

ST. Louis, July l5.-Gen. w. r. Miles,
of Yazno City, Miss, arrived in this city ea
route for California. He is commissioned
by the Vicksburg Chamberof Commerce to
investigate the feasibility Of Chinese labor.
ers. Ii he deems it practicable he will
make contracts for several Ceestials for
plantcrs in the south. So
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-12-23

pt;n w Bryan ill peas
e han la Ggeon pa
e The ca re ave N
okn wei a
n So feson and Nis
hs pleased "a greet hia oia friends no
either pa business 81 asaeA
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nd
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e 81 a p
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n ca nae ko ae
ST. ~ aa so
md ma W
s ala nbrY au ps
ho kllsi
III dina e weather a much
mr pie han II ilse NoriA
M 81 VISIT Title eon sas breeze
we h8Va heaF elrllng the summer
IS eallh inyigoratia and ever
e debtinl Undoubtedly is
e climate At Iouisian end
psallg tlis porion y more desi-
fable han thel q TIE Nofth Easy
1or Isl tbe simple reason
thnt arc nos subject ~ is Veg
case n tle N0rtle. % prolonged
fFaezna winters apd col. chilly
rains Here a hafe nothing q
the kind ha instead have re.
ahs1E 8ins ard constant brsez
81 mild temperature
CaIcaaieu undoubtedly Is DEG
tined to become ~ q respeeta PR
he besb parishes Ii ths ats
Hundreds and thousands q heH
: settlers VI orr State will single be-
or heir choice Homes AS.
oasred shin their me 1h
latitude thas hich they desire
. egs thsy ean grow every sin 3
demand end ish tha
rood annine thggugh the immedi
ale centre q she parish and VafI
he transportation haY
Y 0 NeN 0rlasns. alRs s0n and a
Europe We mint hove al she iacil
required soexport VIE proaacl
Y If she country to good niarka
81 The broad undalating and hsapt
il ul prairies eve magnificent sig
y rolling from YOU like the waves
0ld ocean. gently landing yosi III
valley @ rich Che Nile, Int 4
Y. more beautiful AlI yeu see, hol
Is ever, u MT prairie ior here nj
I'll there sou find groves forests n
" woodlaads, yoang and yioroe
NJ lust ~ their prime, pleading NJ
tha mooshed visaged fFon
BIZ he boundlssa pfairie, such % y
artist delights V copy and Z
y ssuray asiner e cultivate
ha nqsree m Ia lea are q
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-12-23

AAtD He hgMs4aAAA 4s
ha proaf 81 Che anrexation
ones on So DOMINGO ana
mar ed an3 decisive re
cent special rs she Ne otk Her
ald fr6n Domingo aity ays
that all the Dominican leaders
among them Bae imentai and
Cabrai, as pledged to ante lon
Is Che Inited States resident
paez a ready to open d otlanons
when assured that lle Congress- d
the United Sattes Will mase GAG
nee eFy a prop tlon Elie pa9-
pls Upnoss the ism8E Acrment O.
ths republic, at faHor annzation.
lThe astisans AZ Finentai are cat.
haudblls iavoging le
scheme. TheonlY pposifion comes
from barlie under lgof all lrlip.
enca ay foil0 ihe example
81 Domingo SalnaYe aiie
are hoth in iaypr 0i anna log,
The en1e island can pure based
or Two millions 81 dollars as
5 "a show iai
naYs is anout uaeutno tlls
revolution ster Cope ayller
mith hs hfe war ea geeE
6nosntad Ree slFcn 81 teEtl
sd ~ Pert ad aWe
hs ll b7o u sesere ne
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17,s Gseai Iogn and Co.Fg Hea
rsEFE RUIZ y "a Gle leading ana
gest oireUlating new paper D
ass "a the continent superior d
enng variety ID contents aIe beaN
penrsnce It embraces more
fiitural, Hortieultua Scientific
st Eti t8EtAsltA tNAtts AsAAt Al tAt.4t
her journal f0r II comprises ae
vents devoted IS b including ag
rils Aorfiealtu1e, shes h5shanfH
szina Carrying, rural agchitest
aInesbic economy choice hteiqta
eienee and art. education, youth
0enesd news commerce. nlg
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-12-23


W HEE W0RKK A6 gtsA Ss
aga noN p ed 81 furnish all elasse
ith eona BIZ pi0ymanE at home.
h0le os flae siine ~ fog the spare ~
en in neN ilg1t alsd pfpil
aDle. Pefsons d either ser easily eafr
srom SOC De peE evening. and pw
p0Asiona um by deHoting their VINO.
tilne "a khe bnsine boys ana 8if
aaEn mroh 80 men, lhat
rs sea ay ena tlfeir "a
ae business We maf
is ed 8eB 3p nch rs fge
nos satisfied viii eua tNpaN
f0r fs xosble o4 en kaa paFl
SSH afH uat5e Which iil ga
a. commence work ia, aud OOPS
Ihs eans Ei.@1 GonnaafQa ua
81 Gha araes9 and he ansly ps
gf pals bod seai iree ly n4
t aanea 8Fnita.
ble 9og I AIsEikN N t'41
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-12-23

sI00BE's RURAL NEW YoR6F
13s Gsa 1o aad fg Ue9g
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-11-11

The i" Fskir of Vishun" !" (whatever
that Isl will open the Metropolitan
for awhile /; and ! see the great Her
mann, chief Of all the magicians, is
booked for San Francisco. The
railroad, you see, keeps up a con-
slant stream of amusement makers,
and thank the Lord, II takes most OF
them away again. A villainous
minstrel troupe has possession of the
Alhambra now-I wish the railroad
had it back. The Bella Union me-
lode0ns | don't mention-being vir-
tuous, | don't go near them. You
have heard of the prize fight, of
course or rather the farce attached.
The weather is delighful-the rain
was thankfully received.
Personally, see Judge Sbafer and
J. Huelat in the city.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-11-11

The Statesman Of Thursday gives
a synopsis of Court proceedings in
Boise last week, in which mention
is made of the China tax case, which
We had understood was disposed OF
at a former term. 1t appears to have
come up in some new shape, and
that the Sheriff Of Boise county hav-
ing made default, is enjoiucd from
collecting the taxes by order OF The
Court.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-11-11

Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats. Boots, eso.
according TO quality.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-11-11
q q q ~ y y !

TO THE WORKING CLASS. We arc nov
prepared to furnish all classes With constant
efnployncnt al home, the whole of the time
or Tor the spare -momcDts. Business new,
light and profitable Persons of either SER
easily earn from Soc 20 s. per evening, and
n proportional sum by deyoiing their ~hoie
time to the business Boys and girls earn
nearly ms much as men That all who geo
this notice may send their addr,ts and test
the business, we make this unparalleled Of
fer To such as ARE not well satisfied, W.
will send 81 10 kay for the trouble Of writing
Full particulars, valuable sample which
will do to commence work ON, and copy Of
The Peoples filssnry COmpaniOn-one OF
the largest and Jest family newspapers pub
lished, AL sent free by mail. Reader, " ycu
want permanent, profitable work, address
K. C. ALLEN * Co. AUGUSTA hAsx ssfnJ
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-11-11

VIZ have received the prospectus
and map ofthe Stockton Park Home
stead Association. The land ad-
joins the city of Stockton, Califor-
mia, on the south side, between the
Oakland and Visalia railroads. The
lots are 50xl25 feet terms of pur-
chase S. per month for twelve
months, making $50 in all for large
lol in growing city. Those who
spend $50 of their wages foolishly
can, by putting away quarter of
the amount and denying themselves
one drink day, secure in one year
a valuable homestead. Such names
as DR.. Shurtliff, Ii. ii. Bancroft, ID.
w. Gelwicks and N. NJ. Orr appear
among the officers.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-11-11

SWEET ARE THE USES or ADyERsI-
TY.-The defeat Of McCoppin in San
Francisco is about to bear fruit in
the shape of large seven-day anti
chivalry Democratic paper, with
McCoppin as editor, at one bit a
a week, payable to carriers. $780,
900 are already said to be subscribed
by responsible parties. Its chief
mission is announced to be to coun-
teract the nutmeg chivalry teachings,
shoddyisms and other anti-lrish va
garies of the Call, and to stand of
the Examiner in its aristocratic seed
iness.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-11-11

TOLD Pc N 8,
A inc Assortment, at BLAKE'S.