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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

THE Sacramento Union has re-
view of the speeches of Choy Chew
in Chicago and L. Casserly in San
Francisco showing coaclusively that
Choy Chew is not only the better
orator, most sagacious statesman and
enlightened gentleman; but not
withstanding the old fogyism of the
Chinese nation and the vigor and
freshness OF Young America, he
is the more liberal and progressive
in his views. Instead of going back
a thousand years, as Casserly would
drag the people with him, Choy
Chew is willing to go forward and
teach his people progression instead
Of retrogression.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

SALEM, Oc'N, Aug. 7th.-on Sun
day last man named G. Morris was
murdere ed in Yamhill county. Five
men waylaid and shot him on the
road. The five men are now under
arrest and lodged in Jail. Four of
the men are named Hess and one
Deane. They are said to be bad
characters. A man near by Witness
ed the murder.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

THOMAS II. SELBY, an old citizen
and reliable business man of San
Francisco, though lifelong Demo-
crat, has been nominated by the Tax
payers Union for Mayor of that
city. lie has the support of the
Bulletin. Alta, Chronicle, Times,
Herald, and in fact every daily in
the city except the Examiner and
Call. The Call is neutral on the city
ticket, which leaves the Examiner
alone in its support of the ring OF
rogues who misgovern that devoted
city.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

feeds the thresher, and bis wages are
not diminished.
The increased productions Of the
field brought about by doing the
hardest part Of the labor cheaply
by machinery has created an in
creased derhaddS fSr skilled labor,
and a many men are employed DIT
good wages as before. So win it be
if the more laborious or unskilled
labor Of the mine, field and quarry
becomes cheap. IL will open up
new enterprise and extend opera
tons so as to give each intelligent
workman a better position with
lighter work and as good or better
wages. The old prejudices against
the steamboat, the railroad, the sew
ing machine and the Chinaman are
one and the same and are the out
growth Of misshapen, pedantic and
hypocritical pretense, to enlist the
working man, who has no more re-
spect for labor than we have, and
only Iabors, as we do, because he is
obliged to in conse quence of Adams
curse, in the cause OF Democracy to
help feed a pack ofpolitical hounds.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

THERE appears to be an irreyok-
able feud existing between the DEM
ocracy and the taxpayers of San
Francisco. Congressman Axtell. in
a speech to the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club the other night, alluded
to the fact that the taxpayers were
in session in the lower story, and
said As the democracy had them
under their feet, they intended to
keep them there. This is just what
Democracy has been doing to the
taxpayers in Idaho as well as San
Francisco for years.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

DEER LODGE CoCSTY, NJ. t., which
gave Cavanaugh 500 majority for
Congress in the recent election,
elected every man on the peoples
ticket for county officers except
Probate Judge. Judge Newcomer
was reelected to that position. The
peoples ticket Of Deer Lodge was
made up Of equal numbers of the
best men Of each party, selected
with a view to breaking up the cor
rupt horde Of vampires that have
fed upon the taxes of the people
since the organization Of the county,
and most effectually have they ac-
complished their object. The credit
!. is chiefly due to that staunch, able
and eloquent Independent paper. the
New Northwest, seconded by Wm.H.
Claggett, the Republican young man
eloquent of the mountains, and Jas.
II. Brown, Democratic champion,
who, unwilling to advance the inter
ests Of his party and corruption
against independence and fair deal
ing, threw himself into the brcech
and did manful service for the
people.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

NIKE McCooL was attacked, beat
en- and cut by another rough in
Chicago.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

GoLDsMITH MAID beat American
Girl at Buffalo best time, 2:l94.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-20

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Henry Ward Beecher.

1t is because Mr.. Beecher has so many
rem arkable points and ways that people
like to read little paragraphs about him.
Not long since Methodist brother had
a chat with him on matters and things
ips general The Methodist brother
says, 4 asked if it was true that Ply
mouth Church building was about to be
enlarged. Mr.. Be echer said No Do
you, then, intend to build anew? I in
quired. No. said he, the project is
preached every. year at pew letting time.
on account Of the demand for seats and
the high prices they fetch, but it speed
lily dies down. We were very near
building just as the war broke out, and
had VIC done SO. it would have been a
wise movement; but everything was so
uncertain. and the future looked SO dark
that the thing fell through. My people
feel, and SO do that am not SO Young
as once was, and if l should drop off,
larger building would not be wanted
We can seat two Thousand five hundred,
and manage to squeeze in three thousand
as it isl reminded him that lie was
comparatively young, and that his faith
er before him lived to q great age; and
that he might have many years of effect
i've labor before him vet sYes' he said,
but my father, though hard working
man, did not pass through the exciting
scenes and labors that have befallen me-
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shall probably drop down in the harness
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never have 1 in that time wet a trout
line, and beyond an occ sional visit, and
spending my summer vacation here, /
know no relaxation. The strain on
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settlers on the Cherokee neutral lands in
Kansas and the railroad company are
being satisfactorily arranged, and that
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the border tier road from Kansas City
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The door was latched on the outside. =


All this had arisen just from some
cheese his wife rad purchased. His
fault, too. Now he had time to see
what a Tool lie had made of himself He
mtst either Gull for Ellie or stay in their
and suffocate. Already the air was
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after that; but space will not admit.
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In Bankruptcy,

p {@ #s DISTRICT OF INDIANA, S..
4 T Indianapolis the 22d day of February. A. D
"A 1859. s#e zss3 azs# 1865
The undersigned hereby give notice Of their ap.
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.- A. W. BRADSHAW,
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In Bankruptcy.

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DISTRICT OF INDIANA, SIS.
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"A 1869.
. The undersigned hereby gives notice of their APP
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OF said District. 1890
6 $3.50 W. A.. BRADSHAW,
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DISTRICT OF INDIANA, S. srr3
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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING, = -
RURAL. ARCHrTECTuRg/\
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-28
A NEW RAILROAD RING.
Tho Baltimore Ring and tho Cheraw
and Darlington Railroad-Whst they
,,.ox oup TRAVELLING cosaEspospxSrl

lraox OUR TRAVELLING coRREsPosDEST.l
MARION COURTHOUSE, August 25.-This Sec
tion OF the ssate wss visited by refreshing
shower on Sunday. night, last, and as the days
have since besn cloudy the crops have been
much benefited. .-Ths late corn, has been
saved, and the cotton thai was suffering with
rust has been mstria1ly improved.
It is reported from Trustworthy source that
Charleston is about to be defrauded of the
trade she expects from the completion Of the
Cheraw and Salisbury Railroad. MIR. Bridges,
President Of the Wilmington and Weldon Rail.
road, andageut Of the Baltimore ring, haa snc-
ceeded in buying up the stock Of the Cheraw
and Darlington Railroad, contributed by tie
City of Charleston towards the Oheraw and
Salisbury Railroad, aad thus controls the road.
This ring propose obtaining possession of the
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, and
they will then carry the produce Of western
North Carolina direct from Salisbury to Balti-
more without breaking bulk.
Marion County has paid forty thousand dol
lars Of her taxes, fitty-three thousand being
the total tax imposed. There is guard OF
United States troops now at this point to re.
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the bsyonet remains in the ascendant. The
merchants of this town expect to control much
OF the cotton that has heretofore passed direct.
ly from the planters hands to the Charleston
factors. Marion County will have large
monied surplus this winter. SEmoH.