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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28
LIFE INSURANCE.
Carson CRY, New. November S, 1869.

To oMessrs r. +. Bivins, Agent for Nevada Of the
Continental Life Insurance Company Of New York
and q. W. Chedic, Local Agent. Carson:
Gentemen-I hereby publicly render you an
acknowledgement fpr the sum If Five Thousand
s., 600 Dollars in Coin amount insured for by the
late Mrs. Priscilla Wiford for the benefit Of her
family; and, at the same time, most respectfully
lin the name Of the orphan chldren) tender my
thanks to GU, and through you to the Company.
for the promptltude exhibited in the payment of
said amount.
Trusting that the excellent institution which
you represent may continue TO flourish, as IL 50
richly deserves, and become more and more widely
appreciated, have the honor to be, respectfully,
your otedient servant,
wM. PATTERSON.
Guardian Of the personal estate of Louisa Pickett,
George Pickett, sarah " illford, William Willfird
and Lilly Willfurd. ngtf
Territorial Enterprise and Inland Empire copy
and send bill to this vfice.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28
THANKSGIVING
PR Q CLAA M ATT . ~
Thursday, the 18th day Of November,
A. D. 1860,

State of Nevada. do hereby appoint
Thursday, the 18th day Of November,
A. d. 1860.
As a day Of PUBLIC THANKSGIVING AND
| PRISE.
LOOT ing back upon the events 4 the year. We
| cannot FIJI to be reminded of tie supreme hulpr =
great mcrcics, well "a. Of the insrfutHbpurss of
| His ways and whilst We, ~ In duty bound.
should he thankful ior the open btud-dnoss Of J.
| houuti'ul AMI never failing Providence lt ns
humhly knowledge that there has been given ~
Us. by the death ut two uf our state officers. 4
| ranse e great and expressing grief
How can this Proclamation, asking tho people
10 give thanks fnr the blessings which they hay.
received, b. uttered, unless ut the sane time, We
attest our gratitude 10 God iur Ills having seen
ht 10 spare us fiom thc scythc Il III, dread
servant
The hgryc.ts which We seek from the seed and
the rock have been good Tie d soiis and the
cases have yielded a. bounttaliy a we conld tca.
sUnshly expect.
cur mineral resources have continued ~ sustaia
their hich character: aul the tolls e the bus.
hlnlmeu have been rruultei.
Whilst the earthquake and the GOOD md tho
tcinpctt have been visited upon cur 'rbbUfs Ia
other states and upn the people of aaiatpnt
cuuntriea, We have been giariuusly shielded lfon
such grave misfottunes.
1t should excite the mutual rtatulaiious Il ~
all that the blessings which have beitllcn Ihe
nation, and which aie 80 gracefully irritod ~
President Grant, have come upon ogr country and
is institutions.
Thee. thea are profound reasons Tor thankful.
ness aud the earnest arknow lcdg, ment of tie
presence ni Almighty God aud they lend "a.
iireprc.sihle incentives for heartily accpdlug 20
the sentiments set fr,h Ia the presidonts liocia-
nation. Aud, uctuateI by these 10 i reasons, {
d. eui1in Il upon all citizens 20 attest tfcif seu,s
Uf dependence upon the great Creator Wy eiyirg
un the day above designated, Ia the cliurrhps Hti
al the Gfrsde. an Garnet showing q their faith
and q their sincerity IN sneh professions at be
como a collective part Of a civil cation and ,
people whose mis- iop it l. 10 conserve he hit hctt
ami best interests of humanity.
49,. Ia witness whereof I have ler,unfa.t
+ ! my hand, and caused to he afiNod the
/ '"'' Greet Seal of the state IT Nevada n,n.
*~-.-* at Carson City this 10Th dav e trtIipr,
A. u. iSC9. JAMES $. SLINGERIAND.
Acting uuyerncr Of Nevada,
by the Acting Governor:
c. y. NorEwkRE. Secrotnry q State. III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

FATAL ACCIDENTAL half-past three o'clock yes
terday evening Francisco Gonvea, residing IN VIII
liamsburg, and employed as a porter al Al Beaver
street, fell through hatcnway at the latter place
and was moftahy injured. lie was attended by A
physician and afterwards taken to the First precinct
station house, where he died an nour later.
RECKLESS USE OF FIREARMs.-Ye Yesterday evening
about five O'Clock Charles +. Golden, a member OF
Metropolitan Engine No. IT, while under the In.
fuence Of liquor in Fourth avenue, near Twenty.
nIth street. discharged loaded revolver reck essly
the ball striking passing stage, in which we're a
number oil people. The bullet glanced from the
woodwork of the stage and struck lad named VIII
liam Holman, Of second avenue and Seventy. third
street, In the LETT breast wounding him sghty. He
WAS attended by physician.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN CHURCH SrREET-SRvEpAr.
PERSONS INJURED-About six O'Clock Yesterday
evening wall Of q building being removed In the
Churcn street extension work. at the corner of
Rector street and Trinity place, fell down and in.
jured the following named boys VINO were gathering
kindlinR wood beside Thames Cullen aged ele ven
injured about the head ana breast; Thomas Lock.
aged nine about the lace; James Regain aged thir.
teen, on the breast; Samuel Thompson aged eleven,
leg broken; Barney Cruise, aged eight, leg broken.
Tue BOYS thompson and Cruise were sent 10 Beeyne
Hospital and the others were taken TO their homes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03
Base Ball Notes.

The "Kathrina" Base Ball Club consisting OF the
''Blue Stockings" OF d. Appleton Co.. at the
grounds OF the Keystone Club, Jersey City, on Satur-
day last, by q score Of rs to Is.
Atwater pitched for the Niagaras Of Buralo, in
their game with the Central City Club OF Syracuse
on Thursday last.
About 5000 persons were present Yesterday after
noon in Troy to witness the match between the At
lantIcs, OF Brooklyn, and the lawmakers, of Lam
slngburg which resulted In favor Of the lawmakers
by a score Of II to 10.
The Central City, on their "tower," have made ar
rangements ahead as follows
Tuesday August 8. reach Cincinnati and rest.
Wednesday, August Red Stockings, Cincinnati, first
Thursday, August s. Red Stockings Cincinnati,
Friday, August 8, Vs. Louisville Louisville, KY
Saturday, August 4 travel for home
Monday, August Q, VS.. Aerts, of Rochester.
Tuesday, August 10, vs. Eckfords, OF Brooklyn at SYRIA
cuse.
The employees OF Townsend 4 Gale defeated the
employees OF Anthony Hall on Saturday last. Score
20 to 10.
To-day the Mutuals aud POwhatans will have q
game at the Union grounds; the Eagles and Socials
Will have game at Hoboken.
Tomorrow the Eckford's champion mines OF 1868
ana 1859 will have their contest at the Union grounds
there will undoubtedly be large crowd present to
witness 1t.
Seven OF the Crescent Club OF Manuel defeated
picked nine, a few days since, with score OF IS
to IL.
A fine game was played by the Tappan Zee and
Montauk clubs, which the latter were victorious
with score OF ~ TO 25
In game OF base ball in Philadelphia yesterday
the Key CLUB OF that city defeated the Maryland
club OF Baltimore, by score Of thlrty.one to twenty
fpur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03
TIE NATIONAL GAME.


Eckford Va. Oriental.
The champions narrowly escaped defeat yesterday
at the hands of-what was looked upon by them as
second class club--Ihe Orientals This statement
may seem somewhat strange when the score shows
that the champions won by score OF more than
two to one. The assertion is made the ground OF
the batting and with the ''f' had all the chances
oered been taken by the Heders. The batting score
shows that the young Orieptas did more safe batting
than the champions and yet were defeated. The
champions foolshly imagined that they had 'sure
thingn and, therefore, the full nine was not on
hand. These sure things" In base ball are danger.
GUS things to trust. How the absentees would open
their eyes they should hear that the score Of the
game was 10 TO I, with the "secona class' club in
the van. The Orientals, although playing very
nicely at the start with two or three exceptions
seemed to have on idea that they could not win the
game and that they were expected only 10 do the
best they could to keep down the score. This
IDEA aced TO their deIriment and had they
gone into the game with the determination to win,
ana worked as they afterwards showed they could.
the Eckf0rds should not have scored run before
the fifth inning, while the Orientals were entitled
to all they had scored on account OF their batting
When they found themselves taking the lead they
became somewhat excited, and this acted badly
some did the first idea Of mo chance to win."
In tins was shown the great fault under which
they labored-want Of confidence. Their batting
was gOou, first class, as the score Will show; their
outfeding at left and centre could scarcely be
improved on, and their Unfolding with the excep
ton OF third base and short, was all that any club
could desire. FitZsmmOns is an easy, graceful and
effective pitcher, and had he been properly sup
ported at short and sthlrd would no doubt have
given the champions cause to regret their ''reckon
ing without their host" The figures below show
that only two catches were made In the outer field
the Eckf0rd side, so that 1t may be seen Martin
was as e1iclent as ever with his funny drop. John
Grum, the sturdy veteran who took the place OF one
oil the "heavy weights" in the nine, captured foul
bound at left field after very hard run. Smith,
at centre field, made some brilliant and dincuit
catches and received rounds aDDlauSa his
playing generally Is unnecessary to partlcuiarlze
further. The game was played in a quiet, steady,
good-natured STYLE and the following score viii give,
on consideration, whatever details NAV be re.
dured:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03
CLEARED.

Co. ~ -' e
sieam,hlp Frsnconla. Bragg. Portland.-J Ames.
snip ,torlia (Br }, say Observation-Disclosures a 9uion.
snp Deiithayen, Ruisse London-H Wiley
Ship Industry, Means VaIparaiso and Csl,oy " Rrown
Co. 49, ~ " wv"
Bark Minor (swc soderbund. Livcrpooi-Funch, Edge
BARK Schultz, Russell, Leghorn-J W Elwell 4 Co.
Bailey. " ' ~ ~ ~
A Bockmann. $500 $3.50
Brig Mattsno, Jarvis, Gibraltar-Bryan A Pease
c Dhs Europa 'So' Bonn, Rio Janeiro-Funch, Edge
Brig Armstrong, LANCE. Guadaoupe-Jorcs 4 Tough.
brig Nehe owens, st Crox and 5, fhomasRoche Bros
Cohey.
Brig Italia (Br, Gordon, Georgetown, PEI-George II
Brig Giles Loring, Pinkham, Philadelphia Brett Son
Co. '' -
schr = Hawkins, Mcvey, oharleson-N l. Mccready 4
Co.
schr riandome Locke, Kingston, Ja--D Blbcock.
Schr Miranda, Hardy, 81 Pierre-B j Wenferg
sohr Fear Not BIZ Knowles, Eleuthera--Jos Eneaa.
schr Elvs tBrh Culmir, Eeuthera-J Douqlass
schr Magnolia (Brl, Sheridan, Windsor Ns-CrAndAil,
schr susan Wright, Noun. Key wea-o BMsllory a Co.
Schr Leocadla Elwel, salem-K W Ropes A Co,
Schr Clara Jane, McAllop, Salem-fet frvt Co
Scbr Evelyn, Burger, Stanford -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03
ARRIVALS.


RBPohTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship City Of Washington tBr) Hacov. liverpool
q Dale. -
Steamship Nevada tBr), Green Iaverpto, july a. via
Queer I'D, with mdse and 10 Williams
9alon ava a, NOON lat 20 lon 81 as signal.
(N0), from Bremen Tor New York same ne aim LouIss
{Br) from Newport for New York. ' 10y
Steamship Benvlc, Baker, New Orleans plv o. and Ua.
yana 2s'h, with mdse and passengers 70 Livingston Fos
Co.
Bark Rebeccs NG), Davidson Annoy Aprl T. with tea to
Rowland Aspnwsl. Passed the ape oil Good Hope June
moderate weather. "
Bark KRniggaix tNG. Pariow, Smyrna I2o days, with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03

Home runs-Treacey, I. y.
Left after clean hits-Martin, times Nelson, time
Fly caehes-Alison /; Patterson, Martin, 81 Nelson
Hodes, 81 Courtney, l; Eggier 2-tota H. A. Smith, g.;
heinenan, q White, 4; Coffee, l-total,s.
Foul bound caches-Courtney, 2; Nelson, l; Grum, l;
Bunting. 3; Fitzsmnons, l.
Catches after three strkes-Courtney Kennedy
Gallagher l.
Base pay-Put out BY Allison, 2; Patterson, Il Nelson,
Hodes, total Assisted by-Alson, /; Patterson, /;
Courtney, 3; Hodes 3; Nelson, l.
Put out by-Delmadge 8; Bunting, Ii Gallagher /; Fiz
simmons 1ltotal, l. Assisted byGalagher, Kennedy 8;
Demadge, 2; Coffee,
Donbe pisy-By Kennedy and Gallagher !.
Out on foul balls-Eckford, times; Oriental tmeA
Scorers Messrs. Watson and Miller.
UmpireAMr Wildey, of the Mutual Club.
Time of game--2 hours and 40 minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03
Wnges Of Stone Mnsans.

II was inadvertently stated a few days ago that
the stone masons OF this city received only "a rs per
day. Members Of the craft get ivc dollars per day,
aud plenty OF work at tat price. The Stonecutters
Association Is 1prris.ilng organization.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03
Comus Union W.. Crescent.

On Saturday last the above named social organi-
cations, composed Of young gentlemen of this city
and Brooklyn, visited East New York and had o
friendly contest at base ball in which the funny lads
were defeated, with q score standing as follows:-
r-rrnx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03
SHIPPING N E VS..
~~~~~e~~>-~-~o~~~~~~~
Almanac for New YOrik-Tbis Day.
Sun rises .... 4 So Moon rises. morn 0 As
Sun sets. ....... 10 High water. eve rs
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 2, 1869.

pS The office OF the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE 10 al Whitehall slip All icalions from
owners and consgnees to the masters OF inward bound
sells viii be forwarded free Of charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03
Marine Disasters.

SCHR ALICE GOULD of Poo,hbay) Gould, wrecked
Shippegan Island Bay Chaleur, few days Crew
saved materials and 100 bbs mackee also and landed
at Plaster Cove, Canso The A q good vessel, of
about 10 TONS measnremen years old and with her
outfit valued at Ss,0OJ No insurance She owned
by paes In Roothbay, aud Messrs Lewis Chase and Whit
ten, Willard, o N Marrett and others, OF Portland.
MISSING vEssEIThe Golden Pledge, Oswsd sailed from
Liverpool Jan 26 for Casne U.s. with salt and has
been heard OF.
LIVERPOOL, July 20-Thc Ocean Phantom for New York.
has put back with loss OF main and mizzen opmass &C.
QUEBEC July 31-Shp Montreal, from Montreal for Lon
do ashore at Lavalirie has been ghtened OF
rived here In tow OF two steamers
Miscellaneous.
SHIP BRfDGFwATER--A wAIr From sEA-Our special
correspondent writing from IS Domingo City the 18th Of
July, says-
To-day your correspondent received letter from N
Gautier Minister OF Foreign Relations enclosing
capital the Governor OF the province
seybo. It found In sealed bottle picked up by
fishermen the Joyero at 49, GO o. West from
Greenwich. 1t read as foiiows:-
Ship Bridgewater OF New York. from Francisco DC,
a. 1865 for New York, Charles Ssson, master fi2 days
out.
Latitude observed, ls 90 N.
Longitude from Washington, 10 20 e.
Longitude from Greenwich, 81 II W.
Barometer, 30 TO-
AnerOid, ~ IS.
Thermometer, 70.
During the past have had moderate, banning winds
from NNE to- E, with hpe easAnt weather. onay
short jump Of from the NV coming quick
failing To-day have had hne breeze from
Sc, with heavy from NV. Should this be
York Herald. CHAS StSSON
Master Of ship Bridgewater.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03

The TailOrs' Strike.

The committee Of the taiors were In session yes
.eraay; but the main thing done was TO send COM
mlttee around among the clothing manufacturers
who employ hands, but work for wholesale houses
70 yet them 10 join In the strike by demanding the
same increase OF rates for their work that the Jour
neymen taiiors are demanding. No new ciotnihg
firms were visited ny the committee, ana ne o'ne,
firms beyond the four already mentioned nave as 'e'
agreed TO the increased wages. ,,.s. r.-,-
To-day the STRIKERS INTEND TO return az the wors
they nave In band totneir employers ihF's pie'eh'
unfinished condition. 49,.
The condition. OF some OF the Journey men taiio rs
ana tnelr famihes is stated 10 DE pi'huA Owing W
the poor rate VI wages heretofore paid, -
Two women. wives OF Jouraeymen tauors, were
among those standing guard yesterday over the
shops on bsnalf OF the strikers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03

Fly catches-Jones, =; Nestler. .; Luhrs, ITO!
Hibbs, Nicott, 3, X, Orr, l-total 0.
Scorers-Hendrick and Stables.
Umpire-George Gray, Of the Suffolk Club.
Time OF game-Two hours and forty i've minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-03
Notice to Mariners.

BALTIC sEA-icE SIGNAL IN eULv RIGA.
The Russian government has given notice that during the
time there compact Gulf Of Riga the following
signals will be made from the Lyser Urt lighthouse
by dayA black bail will be hoisled on the flagstaff the
gallery
by nghtin place Of the bred white light, red light will
be exhibited.
BY command Of their Lordships
GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, Hvdrographer
photographic Office, Admiralty London, June a. 1863
BALTtO-GULF or RfgA-ALTFRATTON IN FfLBAND LIGHT
AND TEMPORARY LIGHT DBRiNo Affiliations
The Russian government has notice that the olow
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-30
Sam Heid,Iberger presented this


Office, day before yesterday, with the New
York Tribune, Herald, Times. World, Spirit
of the Times, Harper's Bazaar, Literary Al
bum, National Police Gazette, illustrated
Police News, Clipper, Sporting Times, Wa
verify Magazine, Atlantic Monthly. etc, etc,
etc. Sam has all these papers and maya
zines, besides any quantity of other literary
matter for sale at his depot, opposite the
WAVE Office. He also delivers papers on the
mountain by the single copy, or will serve
subscribers with any paper published, either
by the week, month oryear.
Two Of our neighbo rs, who took it into
their heads 10 emulate the prowess Of Seth
Kinman, Capin, Adams, or K. V. Bumpass,
If you please, went hunting on the Bomider
this week, and after TWO or three days ram
bling, during a greater portion of the time
entirely lost, they returned witout having
even shot at anything and reported no game
in the woods besides they had the misior
tune to allow cayuse to eat all their pro
visions the first night in camp, and reached
Cap Drew's kitchen in Flint in furnishing
condition. There they recruited sufficiently
to reach home satisfied that deer hunting
is not their forte.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-30

The skunk is an offensive thopoh
not very dangerous animal. 1t stinks
by the wayside and even approaches
the dwellings of men, and stinks in
the presence of no matter how deli.
cate or refined an organization tina,
may come in its way. So it is with
the editor Of the Walla Walla States.
man ; be opens his filth-bag and be-
fouls those who only refrain from
kicking him out of the way to pre-
vent personal defilement by the
contact.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-30

A camp OF Piutes have planted them
selves in the fishing busine IS about two
miles above Lockwood & Cables ferry on the
Owyhee river. Their presence has caused
some uneasienss and the chief of the tribe
at Camp McDermit has announced his deter
mination to compel them to return to that
post, as they have left without his knowledge
or consent Unused as these wild men are
to restraint OF any kind, it Is hard to keep
them within bounds.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-30
Dissolution Notice.

"HE COPARTNFRSHIP HERETOFORE
IL existing between the undersigned, IN
der the firm name Of Hays K Eastman, IN
the business of hotel keeping, in the idahe
Hotel, Silver City, l. T., is this day dissolVeu
by mutual consent All Indebtedness oWlns
to the late firm is payable to h. b. Eastman.
by whom all Indebtedness lneurre4 1v ~ nv
late Arm will be paid. JAS. NJ. HAYS.
''-'N A'-' III. B. EASTMAN.
Silver CITY. |. T. Sept goth, 1869.
In retiring from the business, take tnis
onnortunity to thank my friends for then
mast patronage, and would respectfully re-
nnest a continuance of the same to the pres
III nronrietor JAS. N. HAYS.
silver City, Sept goth, 1863 eo'o'
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-30

THE Elko Independent publishes
letter from T. B. Fitzhugh detail
ing the provocation and manner of
his chastising conductor on the
cars from Carlin to Elko by the
name of Carter. Carter. it appears
from Fitzhugh's statement, collected
double fare and got knocked down
in the operation.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-30
Bnsiness 9ireftory.
CONNECTED WEEKLY As WE ASCERTAIN wao
ARE IN BUSINESS.

ABBOTT, JOHN H.-carpenter, Washing
ton 81,
ROATMAN, N C-Physician, Jordan-st-
BURNHAM, W. L-Lumber dealer.
BESOIT & LAGAsSER-StockR Ranch, Boon
willie.
BERNSTEIN, BEN-Aerchsnt, Washing
ington-st
BLOSSOM. JAS M-General Merchandise,
Cranes Granite Store, WashingtonsL
BLAKE 4 CO-Asssyers, Granite Block,
Washington st.
sEACHEY HILI-Railroad Stage Line, C.
hHAYs Agent, Office ON Jordan ST.
BORMAN, EDwARD-Boots and Shoes,
Washington, near Fourth st.
BIGEI.Ow, W. D.--Groceries, Liquors, Veg
etables, etc, Washington 81.
BLACKINGER, War Eagle Hotel, Wash
ingtOn Street
CONNOLLY, DR. Past side Washington
street, next TO Bernstei MS store.
DREW GEORGE-Livery Stable, 0wyhee
City, Flint District
DUREN a ALLEN-Liquor Dealers, Sample
Room, Washington ST.
EARLY, JOHN-Proprietor 0wyhee and
Boise Stage Line-Ofiice, Idaho Hotel
ENSIGN, F. E.-Attorney at Law, Wash
ington st.
EWING THO9 kC0-General Merchandise,
Granite Block, Washington st.
NTZHUGH,, 7. B.-Liquors at Wholesale.
GALLICK Il wILZINsRI-General Nerch-
sndise Washington Street
CRETE, F.-Dentist, Washington-st
GRAHAM, JAMES-Iiquor dealer, wash
ipgton-st. one door south Of Second
SARDNER, JAS. H.-General Merchandise,
Granite Block, Washington ST.
HUGGAN, A--httorney, Jordan ST.
HEIDELBERGER, sAM-News Depot, Post
office Building, Washington ST.
EASTMAN, II. B.--Idsho Hotel and Stage
Office, Jordan-st
HOFFER 4 NILLER-Nesi Market, Wash.
ingiOn st.
HERMAN & CO. Bankers and Whole
sale Merchants, Washington st.
HUEIAT 4 Co General Merchandise, cor.
Jordan 4 Second sts
JONES TOM and CHAS LIvERM0RE-Sa
loon, Jordan Street.
LEBRECHT, M.-rPostofllce Book Store, next
10 Herman 4 Cos Bank, Washington st
tlSCOMB, A. M.-COsmOpolitan Restaurant,
Washington st.
LESLIE, II. Photographer, Washing.
ton st.
LOBENsTEIN, +. (Redl-General Mcrchan-
disc, Jordan ST.
MATHEWS, PLACE & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
Scandinavian Saloon, Westinghouse.
h'BRIDE Il HENIEY--Attorneys at Law
Court Street, east side of Jordan Creek
merrill, J. P.-sheep ranch Station, Jor
dan Valley.
MCDONALD h CO.-Assayers, Jordan st.
MARTIN & MILLER-Attorneys at Law
Morning Star 81. .
RUPERT, J. A.--Apoihecary's Hall, Grant,
Block, Washington St
sOHMERCAMP, W. F.-Saloon and Brew
cry, Washington ST.
SPRINGER, A. C,-Livery Stable, Jordan s
THOMAS, Observation-Disclosures Restaurant
lower end Of Washington Street
USHER 4 BOWEN. -Olivs Branch Saloon
Washington street
VAN SLYKE, j. s. h BRO.--Genersl her
chandise, Granite Block, Washington st.
WEEKS, ROBERT H.-Stoves and Tinwsre
Jordan 81.
WALKER, LEWIS w.--Bath house an
barber shop. cor. Jordan and Seconds
WELLS. FARGO h C0-Bankers, Grant
Block, Washington Street
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-30

Br. j. NJ. Belts and wife, OF Idaho
City, passed through Boise City on the 2Sth,
says the Statesman, on visit to the East.
The Dr. will return and pass next summer
at Loon Creek, where he has valuable in
terests.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-30

Greenbacks have run down to II cts.
in San Francisco lately, but by latest dis
patches were up again to "a and gold in New
Yorh 1856
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-30
8orm.

Sept 27th, 1869, the wife of John Cable,
daughter.