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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-01
NOTICE.

ITO the inhabitants of the Town OF Westbrook and
Il persons liable to be assessed therein, YOU are
hereby notified that the Assessors OF said town Of
Westbrook viii be IN session at the Town House. In
said town on the l4th 18th and 16th days OF June,
1863, from o'clock NJ, until 70 NJ, and from
o'clock M until P NJ, for the purpose Of receiv-
ing true and perfect lists OF the Polls and all the
tates real and personal not by law exempt from tax
alton which you were possessed of IN said town Of
Westorook on the first day April last past, which
account you are required TO bring in.
Per order OF the Board.
GEO. LIBBY,
A. LEWIS,
Assessors OF Westtrcok.
May goth, 1869, maysidlw
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-01
.NO TT CE.

rUHE Proprietors of Maine Wharf are hereby noti
Il fed that their Annual Meeting will be held at
the office of G. A. Thomas, No 1-2 Exchange St.,
mn stairs on MONDAY, June Tth, 1863, ut o'clock
r NJ for the choice OF officers and the transaction OF
any other business that nay legally come before
GEORGE A. THOMAS, Clerk.
Portland, May, 1869. d4tmayslju2,4,T
NroTICEis hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust of Administrator of the estate OF
PAMELA MeALM0N, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds the law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate of said deceased, are required to
exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
JOSEPH McALMON, Admir-,
OF Hopewell. New Brunswick.
Portland, May IS, 1869. ma2iy iawsws
EE-Matters to be presented 10 Admir- or Isaiah
Daniels, corner Of Market and Congress SITS.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-01
WASHINGTON.
MINISTER cuRTIN.

WASHINGTON, May 3D. Hon. Benz. f. Wade
was to-day commissioned a Director of the
Union Pacific Railroad He had an interview W
with the President this afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-01
Maine Medical Association.

VIE Annual Meeting Of the Maine Medical As O.
land c,auon ia VIII be held at the iy Buliding Port
Tuesday, June 10Th, 1860.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Session to coutinue tbree a,s
May 25-dSws 0e'ieeary'
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-01

Single Admission, withjSecured Seat 95 and %,
According to Location.
Single Admission, without Secured Seat, 81.
Ticket Once open from MtobPM.
Per Order, HENRY G, PARKER
may 29-S, ,Tu&Th2w Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-01
The National
Life Inns. Comply
OF NEW YORK.

No. ele Broadway.
Issues all the new forms of policies, and presents as
S ates.
The company will make temporary loans on its
Thirty days grace allowed on each payment, and
inc poicy held good during that time
All OF our policies are incontestable after five an
nual payments.
Policy holders share in the annual profits of the
company, ard have voice in the election and man
agement OF the company.
no policy or medical fee charged.
DIVIDENDS for 1869 are now being paid.
Jan. 1867. -
Thiriy-ave per cent: on Endowments issued pre-
An Policies non-torfe;tabe on the principle OF the
Massachusetts law.
EDWARD A. JONES, President.
y. E. JENKS, General Agent
For West Maine, Rockingham and Strafford counties
N. III.
Office cor. Congress aud Exchange sts.,
FLUENT BLOCK, PORTLAND, ME-.
}. w. Hathaway General Agent for East
Maine.
tR- Address, BROOKS, Maine
Call or send for Circulars to either of the above
Agents
nB Solicitors Wanted. may1sd1wtout1wtd1w W
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-01
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.

The receipts from internal revenue for two
months were $20,277 ,796, and for the fiscal yeal
to date, or for eleven months $135,S3O171
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-01

Grand National Reuniou
Since the close Of the War, it win be the
Greatest Feast Of Sublime ana Un.r;-;,x
Harmony
That has ever been heard in any part of the World
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-01

Trustees OF the Estate and Effects Of George p
Sanction. maybe to june 10
The New York herald., 1869-04-21

A DECIDED BARGAIN -R3,0 600 CASH, BALANCE ON
~ bond, for three story French roof House II
rooms hrs cass neiChborhood, with Lots wei frued
hrte minutes from depot and one hour froru City Hail.
PRATT a SPENCER, &l Broome street.
A sToCKEp IARM.so ACRES, IN RoCRLAND
4 county near Spring Valley for sale. Owner 10 be
"eonesoay, xs, NO Amty place, near Amiry street.
A FINE FARM--sIxTy ACRES HOUSE, BARN. cow
mouse wagon house, &C. four cows three horses; ten
sses Nnesa ana oats wagons and farming owner
aes ABOUT ocoek $1,000 for al easy back Plain.
"e'e r. zkGLI0, u Centre street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

VTTANTED-sTORE, TENEMENT PROPERTY AND
w Lots Parties having such sell would do well
call at the Office of HENNEsSY MAHONEY, sos Broad
The New York herald., 1869-04-21

An ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON ONE OF THE MOST
N desirable In the city OF New Brunswick, slr
mInutes walk from depot grounds beautifully laid fine
crapery, large garden sboundng in fruits stable
house. &C. location mos, admirable for heal III con-
venence distant only one hour and quarter from New
York, with q lower rate Of commutaon by rail than on
any other road being Of the beahss ces 10 the State
with unusual educational facilities and social attractions
EDWARD s. VAIL, WARREN HARDENBERGH,
IS Wall street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-21

L,oR sALE-CLINToN AVENUE, IN MOST FASHION
able locality full three story and basement frame House.
2Sx70 feet including extension and
tans all modern improvements basement floors all laid out
in walnut and ash, and wanscotted bath water
library finished In black walnut recently
frescoed and panted all in perfect orders burglar alarm
dumb waiter &c. also two story stable complete, with
carriage wash tray, coachmans &C. grounds 60X20
handsomely laid with flowers dwarf fruit trees rawber
Office.
The New York herald., 1869-04-21

Ov PERRY sTREEr.-A LARGE HANDSOMELY
eDC furnished fIoDl Room second noof pas bath closet
&c. One gentleman So two 81
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-16

Professional anb BUSINESS gar6s.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-16

Boise and Humboldt Railroad. We have
received copy of the bill introduced in the
House entitled An act to aid in the con-
struction of a railroad and telegraph line from
Boise, in Idaho Territory, to the Humboldt
rivern Section first grants to the Central
Pacific Northern Branch railroad company,
created under the general laws of California,
a right of way for railroad and telegraph line
from point on the Humboldt river on the
Central Pacific, running thence northeriy to
a point at or near Boise City. 1t gives in aid
OF said road and telegraph line every alternate
section of land, not mineral, designated by
odd numbers, TO the amount of ten sections
per mile on each mile The company is re-
ouired to commence work within two years,
and shall complete not less than ten miles
per wear after the second year, and complete
the road before July 4th, 1880. As compen-
sation. it provides that this company shall
receive like subsidies and land per mile, az
the Union Pacific railroad These are the
general provisions Of the bill We may add
here that though little has been said or writ
ten about this bill, it is one which will be
backed up by powerful influence, and which
is of as much practical importance to the
people of Idaho, as any which have be, n
mentioned. We hope both this and the
branch road from Salt Lake will be COM
menced The more roads the better for Ida
no. We can stand all they can pile on, and
thank you for them all.-Stdtesn11n
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-16

Carson New. Feb, ash, 1869.

Carson New. Feb, &sh, 1869.
Ep. WAVE: The White Pine County bill
has come squarely before the Senate today.
1t develops some earnest, bitter and discour-
tsous discussions among these who take
special stock in the resulting business, and
no little merriment to the Indifferent ones
All Democrats and few Republicans favor
an election by the people ; bat it Is to be
hoped that the majority will remember and
practice the original and fayorse doctrine
with Democrats, that TO the victors belong
the spoils, and hold all The favor they have,
and so shape their acts as to secure more
in the future, especially, since experience has
proven that Republican rule has been more
conducive TO the general welfare than the
Democratic, certainly more so than the lat
ter-day Democratic The bill will be made
discussion for some days.
The annexation of portion Of Idaho to
Nevada will be pressed by Mr.. Bonnifield,
so far at least as to get an expression Of the
Senate. He is not specially exercised on the
subject, bnt should general carving up and
parceling out OF Idaho be accomplished by
Congress, Mr.. B. would be pleased TO have
0wyhee express preference for associ alton
with Nevada, and believe she viii so desire
in that event.
The session is advanced into its last half
A Capitol appropriation bill Of 500, 600 is
sought to be made by those friendly to its
permanent location at Carson A free ball
was given to the members and attaches OF
the Legislature, two nights ago, by the Car
sonites, in order that the honorable members
might have an opportunity to experience the
extreme importance of having the Capitol
where such pleasurable social advantages
exist. The injudicious management OF this
social argument-for the ball was intended
as such-has had an effec. prejudcial TO the
object solicited. This State will not have any
Capitol building until after the next session
OF the legislature, and by that time ceniers
of permanent population will be better def
ned AT present should Capitol be created
in the State ii should be here.
The weather here is very mild for winter.
road each day-baye not failed once this
winter. The Sacramento papers reach us at
from ten to twelve p M of each day Of pub
LEGATION.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-16
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF IDAHo, lIsTHs Disr CouRr,
cousrr on 0wYHsx | 30 JuDIcrxI D1sr
N K Mendenhail, Plaintiff,
Against
[. J. Lewis, and the Silver Glance Mining
Company, Defendants
To l. j. Lewis and the Silver Glance Mining
Company. Defendants:
I'm THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
u United States. in the Territory OF Idaho,
You are hereby notified thai there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court of the Third Judicial District of said
Territory, in Silver City, Owyhee County, the
Complaint of the above named Plaintiff, pray
ing Judgment against the said Defendant, 1.
]. Lewis and for Decree and for an Order
of the said Court, as follows: The above en-
titled action is brought to obtain judgment
Of this Court against the said Defendant,
L. J. Lewis, for the sum of $3I, 240 90, bal
ance due and unpaid to said Plaintiff by said
Defendant. Lewis, Of the purchase money,
$46 $40 90, for certain property sold and con
veyed by said PIT to said Def I. Lewis, with
costs Of suit; and to obtain Decree of said
Court establishing said Plaintiff s. Lien az
Vendor of the said certain property, against
the said certain property and every part
thereof, and for an Order on the Shenf OF
SAID County for the sale of said property in
pursuance of law for the satisfaction OF the
amount OF said Judgment and costs; the
said certain property being described in PITTS
said Complaint, as follows, to wit: Nine hun
dred and sixty t960) feet uinnear measure
ment) undivided Of twelve hundred Il ,2Oc)
feet-same mcasurement--in that certain
Gold and Silver bearing Lode OF Quartz, stu
ated in Flint Mining District In the said coun-
ty OF 0wyhee, located and known as the
"Owyhee Ledge and Idaho G. X s. NJ Com
pany::n and four hundred 400 feet, being
the Tst North Extension of the Rochester
Lode-situate in said Flint Mining District;
all of which said described property was
sold and conveyed by said Plaintiff TO the
SAID Def't, L. J. Lewis, and by him lsaid
I.ewisl conveyed 70 the said Def I, the Silver
Glance Mining C0mpany-all ss alleged,
and is more fully set forth in the Pif IS said
Complaint, on file In my Office in the above
entitled cause; and thai, unless you appear
and answer to said Complaint within ten
days after the service hereof, if served within
0wyhee county; within twenty days II served
out Of said County, but within said Judicial
District; and within forty days if served out
OF said District Exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice,) default will be taken against you, and
the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in his said Complaint
In testimony whereof I, Sol Hashrouck,
$50 Clerk OF sand District Court, have
x L. s. y hereunto set my hand and
Xxx affixed the Seal Of said Court at
Silver City. this Tenth day Of fseptember, s.p.
1858. SOL HAssKoucK, elk Dist Court
BY r f. HALfOCK, Dep'y
Rosborou1h d Preston, Pig Aa'ys 7tos2
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-16
Political Rights.-concerning tho


convention which promulgated the deciara-
tien of Independence in lT7s we find the fol-
lowing in last Saturdays AvaIanche.
1--WE assume that that was not a mongreI
gathering. 1t was composed Of white men,
and while it involved the principle Of protec-
ton to all men, in life and property, and
even in the pursuit OF happiness, II was
never. In our opinion, intended to extend po-
litical rights TO any but white men,"
The editor Of the avalanche either pre-
sumes great deal on the ignorance Of his
readers, ~. is grossly ignorant himself.
From the shove extract ii would seem that
bis political faith and logic are somewhat
muddled "Protection to all men in life,
property and the pursuit of happiness, - is
Radical doctrine as opposed TO the once ia
vorite Democratic principle that negroes
have no rights which white men are bound
10 respect" few facts taken from history
will serve 10 show that the founders OF this
glorious Republic, did not think that the
right Of suffrage should depend on color.
When the Articles of Confederation were be-
ing discussed in 177s, South Carolina wanted
the word "whiten introduced as essential to
American citizenship Only two states voted
for it, two were not represented and one was
equally divided, while eight states, contain
ing more than three fourths Of the popula-
tion OF the country, cast their votes against
the admission OF the word Previous to this
time tho right of suffrage was exercised in all
the original states, except South Carolina
The Declaration of Rights In the old Constitu-
ton of Virginia and Delaware, provided that
''every free man having sufficient evidence
of permanent common interest, with an at :
tachment TO the community, hath right OF
suffrage" The Constitution of North Caro-
lima and Georgia, declared that a. all freemen
of the age of 81 years shall be entitled
to voten Old Cave Johnson was elected to
Congress from Tennessee in 1923 by tho votes
of free negroes In 1888, colored men were
deprived of voting in Maryland At the
time of the adoption of the Articles Of Con
federation negroes voted in New York, Mass
achuseits and New Hampshire, and still have
the privilege. Vermont in 1871, and Maine
in 1920 came into the union with negro suf
frage and colored men still vote in these
states. Negroes voted in Kentucky till 1888
Formerly they enjoyed the same privilege in
New Jersey, but have been deprived of il
since. These with additional historical facts
that cannot be denied, are conclusive evi-
dence that our forefathers did extend the
elective franchise to others than white men,
the opinion of our learned cotemporary to
the contrary notwithstanding
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-16
The Tidal Wave Of deeper souls
Into our inmost being rolls,
And lifts us unawares
Out of all meaner cares
LongteIor.
THE TIDAL WAVE


Is PUBLISHED sKNI-wKKKLY-
Tuesday snd Friday Mornings.
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Pr0prietors.
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nS- A liberal reduction from the above rates
will be made on lengthy or yearly advertise
ments.
Tren lines of this type, or equivalent space,
make one square.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-16

Asplendid peice Of mechanism is that
skeleton sleigh built by Fraser h McFee.
A person at first sight, to look at this fine
turnout would naturally come to the conc u
sion that it was an unnecessary peice OF ex-
travagance for this rough country, but when
we take into consideration that 1t was made
by two first class mechanics who were COM
PEELED by circumstances of bad weather TO
remain indoors all winter with nothing else
to do, what else could we exrectf The
whole rig is made OF iron except the harness
and tongue, and Only weighs 2lo pounds.
1t is very commodious for two persons, and
modelled like duck. We accepted an insl-
.ation to assist In christening 1t.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-16

South Mountain is only inferior to
White Pine in point of distance from home.
McCandless writes to Nick Zapp of this place
that the "Original' is forty four feet wide,
the ledge well defined, and castings as
smooth as planed board. All assays
made of rock from this district agree in its
immense richness, and with forty-four foot
ledges il would seem that quantity is not the
question what else do we wantS Nothing
but little capital That's all
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-16

Aeents.--BLAKE Il Co, at the Post
office, Idaho City.
L. J. SMART. at Rogers Store, Lentville.
CAPT. GEO DREW, at the Postoitice. in
Herman 4 Co g Store, Owyhee City.
H.H. LAMKIN, City Book Store, Boise
City.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-02-16

A LII NOTES AND ACCOUNTS DUE HI
RAM ID. R0SENCRANS are payable TO
the undersigned during hr. RS absence.
I3tf TH0S. J. BUTLER, Agent
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-16
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'nnb loofn Aue elm ibre S&Snse' Muswatl
.ppu GQenwaaren gu bef&tisen, belonz
ters Die MEDITERRANEAN Mrtifel: III - j. .a
@@war3e1S eioen BON $1.75
bis 1915. @robe 8ertbeile 'ptrben in
pen'befen {awarsen 'alpaeas seboten. :. T.. =.
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9 Damen. @toffen, }tbr btli8. g
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paar.
Gatteort 4. 60.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-16

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i@e @efanbte IN &oni1autinapol, bate,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24

Sn6ianer= =l1nruhen -Nus 6nhs GitD Ran-
Ios. miro nnter'm 81 b. Mts aeihrisben Goonei
Gjrecnwoons 9rrmsiiuues @ylelihaft. molte Die
Gne Der Ranias Baclfic Glienbohn BON Gberiaan
h,s 1erper oermiBt lei beute Wtorgen BON elmer
Sanoe pom so Ghepenne Snbiunern an8eerliIen NOR
Den. Der Nngr,ff erfogte enns nnertpartet. absr
Die 8ermesr wuren ale uoblbewannet unb naf9 ei
nem per3pefelten Rampf muroen Die Snoianer per
trieben. nod,oem lie Soote uno mebrere Werfpun
oste perloren hatten. Ihf Der anoern Se,te muir
oen ,pei Sriiosr. Namens S6upler periuunoet uno
elmer oe,iebsn msldsr Sdue in Die quite srbielt
iehr beoenfih
NaA elmer Depeihe ous Smaba rlahten iid am
Ireitoe 80 Siirser BON 9iortt Ylatte auf, I'm Hfer
osoisbe auf,uiuden. gie tehrtenn aetern NIT ae-
fan9enen Siour unh 36 Stid Wieb surud., Die
Sa6laner iaseu, 5potto Gail babe nit 200 Griegsrn
o,e Gsierpat.on psrlaIsn -iie piSten nibt, in uel
der 4blitt
Nrmee Oiii;isre. Die nit Dem 9ampfsr Cora"
bier eingenrifsn iinn, n,eipen BON einen Gumpf ser
spiid,en Den Sour uno &ees sSnoiauern, bel Sort
Buforn itotigsIunOen babe. Sie Giour Der oren
narln 10 5oote uno II Ver,punbete Die Hees nur
enen 5Coien uno 80 Berwunoete. Oie Gipur 20
zen ah. um Ysritdttunsen 5u bolen uuo uO0teu oen
Sdnlpf erneuern II
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-06-24
Sm Satcr1aus.

gSie bin i'd ldon 10 lange 3eit,
0om tbeuren 0eimdiblaube ipeit,
gNle lange 500 td) ld)on binaus
Wtit Sbrdnen aug Dem Vaterbau5.
g0ohl fano i'd orauBen 6reunD uno Slid
Sob lmmer 3Oe cs mid Suriid,
Sin nrSertrennllf bellig Sano
Gum SdterDaus I'm 9simatbslano.
@ie qcloen auh Die Sonue ladt,
9Nie ld,0n Der Ser9e iiolje 8raht,
g0le audl oas Dlser 10 mdthtia rauldt,
gejaubert ibm bic Seele laui0t,
IS iehnt Iitb elpts md bas Ser,,
Gietrieben BON nes Seimmeh'5 Shmeri,
Sort Don oen geraen, bon Dem Strano
Gum Waterlaus lm Seimatblano.
ga. mar has Sote-6aus aud leer,
Snheim tein 6reuno. !ein ein59er me6r,
Sic Eiiioer, Sd,weitern al 5eritreut,
S0s Sine nab. oas Nno're melt,
IS benft nit lebnluhtsppllem Bid
Sin Sehes opd) ouran ,uriif,
llno Nlle eint Der ylebe Sano,
Sm Valerbaus i'm Scimaiblanb -
@enn ih einii iierbe, m5hp olein
Sm oeutid,en 0eimdthlano if lein,
Sdnn 1tliebe ld Die Iusen Su,
Wlegt mid, Elm Sugenbtraum in Hub,
nno lhmebe UNI Die title 8rufi,
Wenn Soft mid in oas Senielts ruff.
yiihl ihwer plro mir oes @rabes Sanb,
Selm Vuterbaus i'm Selmaiblano