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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-01

The monthly meeting Of the Robertson
Association will be held at their room, %
North Cherry street, tonight al : P. NJ.
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RAGS.

On and after this date. We will only pay five
ceuts per pound for good country Cotton
Gags. WHITMAN bno0'
November H-u
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Destructive Fire at Cleveland. Tennes
saa Tam RufIdiuoa nosfr0yad

The following special dispatch appears
in the Knoxville Pres and Herald Of
Tuesday: .- ...- 60.
CLEVELAND, March 20, 1869 Editors
Daily Press and Herald: Four valuable
buildings, the property of Mr.. Thompson,
J. NJ. Grow, and the Ross estate, were
burned last night. The fire broke out al
midnight and was evidently the work Of
an incendiary.
The principal losers are J. NJ. Crow and
Jones & Lowe, drygoods merchants, whose
houses we're destroyed. They had an in
surance Of about $500. Also, Walkers
retail grocery store is total loss, So is
Capt. R4hrs warehouse.
A heavy rain was falling at the time,
else the destruction would have been much
greater.
The total loss ia about $4,000.
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A review ofthis statement shows steady
and enormous "baHk expansion" since
1864, and reckless falling of in the
banking legal reserve. The loans are now
$26. 100000 more than they were in 1866,
while the legal reserve is 81. 100000 less.
The banks are evidently streiched 10 their
utmost capacity.
The exports of specie from New York to
foreign portsIast week amounted 20 81, $751;
le3, against s556.G75 the corresponding
week last year. The following table will
.show the total exports of specie from New
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In consequence of defeat of the Span.
ish arms by the insurgents, Sugars have
declined in price. Choice Family Flour
has also followed suit, and many other ar
ticles in the grocery line. To get the ben
eft of The declining market, go to w. W
Totten & Bros, % College street.
mar21-tf
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London adVices of yesterday quote
United States 5-26s at 83a.
Tennessee Bonds we're quoted in New
York yesterday at 65f for the old and ga
for the new. a.
Nashville corporation checks are bought
by dealers at Sic and are sold by them at
sc in the dollar.
The statement OF the associated banks o
New York city for the week ending Satur .
day last, March q, compares as follows
with the corresponding week last year to
ezhich We add the specie and currency
balances iu the New York Office of the
United States Treasury at these dates re-
spectively:
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York . forsign ports from Jan. / % March

The New York Times of the 18th of
March says:
The trade Of the week was again large
in the line Of imports, the entries reaching
nearly eight millions in gold vaIne. There
is q good business doing in drygoods and
general foreign merchandise, and also in
the domestic commission line The ex-
ports Of domestic produce are again light,
and they embrace q much smaller amount
of cotton than ought TO be going forward,
considering the heavy accumulation Of
stock in this market Early in the week
Liverpool and Manchester reported bet
ter tone to the trade on that side, but the
Easter Holidays, which are more strictly
observed than With Us, put stop to BUSH
meas after Thursday. We understand that
the engagements for cotton freights, as
well as the sales for export, promise larger
clearaaees for the present week. The
stock Of cotton in all ports il Cow 1913. 070,
as against 292, 900 bales this time last sea-
son, on nearly the same receipts, including
the overland receipts at New York, Bos-
ton, etc. Liverpool, alone, has thus far
taken 283, 900 bales less than last season,
639, COO against 92l 900 bales; the Cont
nent $4,000 against 3Sl, 900 bales last
year. In gold the business of the week
varied less than one cent in price, while
Foreign Exchanges showed more decided
weakness than since they fell below the
specie shipping points some months ago.
and while our closing quotation on SAiur-
day is reported 1851 cent for 60-dsy
billie on London, we may add that it vas
difficult to place any large sums at this
rate, or at 1885 short sight-a state Of
things that partially suspended the trans-
mission of United States sos to Europe.
The import entries for the past week
amount 10 $780,. SAG, against the total
entries Of s., 297, 173 same week last year.
The export clesrancss of domestic produce
amount to S2,440,120 against 81, 946, 1873
same week last year. The customs Of the
week are S2,603,9 29. The receipts of cot
ton, eoastWise and by railroad, are II ,S75
bales.
The gold values Of the import entries
of foreign merchandise, at New York,
since July /, 1868, are as follows, the en-
tries of foreign specie being omitted;
Total TO date since July /, Sl95,093, 257
Against same time 1868, 1885, l53
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1869. Loans. SpeNe. Tenders
January 3d.. $265 l6l. 100 s27, 92s s54 747 SIS
March Il. DOB. 9v95S9 Il 2.07S.722 5Q.5S5. Los
These figures show that the New York
banks have decreased their loans only 81,
100000 since Jan. 80, wkile they have
lost over 100000 in their legal reserve.
The banks all over the country are in
even a more expanded condition than
those in New York city, and hence the
pressure for money everywhere to supply
them with the currency rs4hised by Law.
The New York banks are more expanded
Than they have ever been before, and they
have increased their leans the enormous
amount Of about $65, coo, 600 since 1864,
equal to 81 per cent. in bank expansion"
The following contains the sxsct figures of
their condition at the corresponding period
since 1864
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The new rat-trap, the invention OF
Reuben Greenfield of the house Of Massen-
gale g. Co, is one of the greatest attrac.
lions of the age. 1t is warranted TO entrsP
and kill 10 thirty seconds. Rats would do
well 10 make themselves scarce in that
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-01

Sa- One friend, by little effort, has
frequently sent us upwards of One Hun
bred Subscribers. Let each one try and
send us one more. Address
j. O. GRIFFITH a. co.
Nashville Tenu-
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CITY NOTICES.
Wood Turner Wanted.
A good Wood Turner wanted by
nsf WEAKLEY & WARREN.

A good Wood Turner wanted by
as, WEAKLEY & WARREN.
March 81 If
4tee Coed Hews.
G.. B. Abbotts has jast received his
spring stock of elegant fancy cassimeres.
and fine french clothes, Of black and fancy
colors, and some beautiful ves!inga of new
styles.
Mr.. J. Scatiergoods will take measures
and have them made 10 order in The most
fashionable style.
Also new stock of those fine prize
medal shirts. warranted to Ct perfectly.
mar3l-Gt
A great variety Of new spring goods just
received at the Trade Palace, IA Public
Square. mar5O 3teod
CEMIcADE is a soothing syrup. mar2sif
Sudden changes of climate are sources
Of Pulmonary and Bronchial affections. Ex-
perience having proved that simple reme-
dies act speedily when taken in the early
stage Of the disease, take at once "BroTa's
Bronchial Tfoches," let the Cola, Cough, or
Irritation of the Throat be ever 30 slight,
ss by this precaution more serious attack
may be wsrded of.
ITALIAN and plain awnings made, and
awnings stripes for sale by ~
80 BEECH, MANLovE & Co,
mch2s-tf No. 60 North College st.
Now is the accepted time 10 get fac
photographs at So so per dozen at Saltz-
mans Gallery ; d & Aim
Go to the Trade Palace, IA Public
Square, for new spring and summer pop
Inns. MARIO 3teod
E. Fl. Miller, No. 9 College street,
makes and puts up all kinds of awnings
at short notice.
mar.23 Lon. frTfr u .rEHrr =
BEECH, MANLoEE & Co, are receiving
their spring stock of staple and fancy dry.
goods, carpets, etc, and offer inducements
to purchasers. Give them call, No. GO
North College street. msr28-lW 4
CEMIcADE Stays Bsdbugs. msr23-tf
Mr.. J. Foster, Taxidermisi and Natural
ist, will give Lessons in The art OF preserving
Birds, Reptiles and Animals, at email cost
Address, Jefferson Street, Nashville, Tenn.
mar22-1m*
| .ttf Boarding by fhe Week.
Mrs. Du Pre-, No. 40 North High street,
will accommodate ten gentlemen with
board. march 2l-eod In.
A beautiful lot Of new parasols and sun
umbrellas just received at the Trade Pal
ace, IA Public Square. MARIO 3teod
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How is this? Only 81 50 per dozen for
photographs at
N ir24 I'm SALTzMAN's GALLERY.
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A beautiful lot Of new parasols and sun
umbrellas just received at the Trade Pal
ace, IA Public Square. mar30-3teo
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GENERAL MARKETS
Nashville Cotton Market.

Nashville Cotton HARRIET.
WEDNESDAY,, March 81, 1869.
CoTToN-LiverpoOl was firm to-day at
unchanged quotations. The New York
market was somewhat weaker, owing to
stringency in money, and difficulty Of
making exchanges. Our market continues
onsat .rI .ta,J- a. c,llo,ya.
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News from Cnba.

PHOTOGRAPHS 81 so per dozen. saltz
man makes them. mar241m
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800 A69 IO4

Increase since JalyI, s22,462, lO4
The currency value of the exports Of
domestic produce and miscellaneous goods
from New York, since July /. 1868, Is as
follows: .
Total since July /, $l14,719,9l0
Against same time last year. FOG, go
Decrease since July1, sl7,347, 200
Gold, March q, 1869, 1Sl u cent.
Gold, March %. 1858, lSs5 q cent.
The following table will show the huc-
tuaiions of gold in New York during the
present wear
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The preceding statement, compared
with thst of Jan, 80. shows continued
"bank expansion" in the face of loss in
legal reserve sufficient to account for the
present stringency in money. The follow
ing table explains this: 4
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For Cairo, 50. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans. aHa
THE REGULAR PASSENGER S
i Packet, Nashville, WILEY lslSN
SIMM5 Master, JEO. HARPER, CLERK, ]fz2z1Ea
win leave as above on THURSDAY. April l,
at O'Clock P. N.
For freight OF passage apply on board OF to
VIM. BOYD, ACT.
Al and AZ Front street.
HARRISON Il son. &.
mar9l Il W. A. PEBBLES.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS DIRECT.
THE FINE PASSENGER RsszAh
L Steamer Pink Marble, /. .zszss<S
N. CoRBErF, Master. Ben. y. << ~
RGiN, Clerk, will leave as :,
above, on FRIDAY, the I'd instant, at
For freight or passage apply on board.
april
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RaardInr hx che week.

Mrs. Du Pre-, No. 40 North High street,
will accommodate ten gentlemen with
board. march 2l-eod In.
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RIVER AND WEATHER,

ARRIVED:
New York, Pitisburg.
Pink Varble. st. Louis.
Nashville, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
None.
LEAVING TUJs DAY.
New York, Pittsburgh, A P. NJ.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati, 4 P. NJ,
Nashville, Cairo, P. NJ.
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CEMIcADE Stays Bsdbugs. msr28-tf
Mr.. j. Foster, Taxidermisi and Natural
ist, will give lessons in The art Of preserving
Birds, Reptiles and Animals, at email cost
Address, Jefferson Street, Nashville, Tenn.
mar22-1m*
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BEECH, MANLoEE & Co, are receiving
their spring stock of staple and fancy dry.
goods, carpets, etc, and offer inducements
to purchasers. Give them call, No. 60
North College street. msr28-lW 4
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FOR EVANSVILLE, LOUISVILLE AND
CINCINNATI.
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM 6% =
Err Emma Floyd, J. NJ. CEK- u;
NowITH, Master. r. W. WISE. CleEk. - -
will leave as above on THURSDAY, the lst
inst, at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply en- board. or to
W. A. PEBBLES, Agent,
Cor. Broad and Front Streets.
april 1t or HARRISON 4 SON.
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fOr Attorney General, IOth judicial
4. ~ G1rarktf
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E. Fl. Miller, No. 9 College street,
makes and puts up all kinds of awnings
al short notice.
mar % -lm, =. -rr#F e, e .-Hrr.s.- n
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STRANGERS VISITING
BALDWIN, THE CL0THIER,

is the recognized
Leader OF the Retail Clothing Trade
tn New York.
fah17 d26t WIT SD
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{ Now is the accepted time 10 get fac
photographs at So so per dozen at saltz-
mans Gallery Aim
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Go to the Trade Palace, IA Public
Square, for new spring and summer pop
Inns. MARIO 3teod
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ITALIAN and plain awnings made, and
awnings stripes for sale by
49, BEECH, MANLovE & Co,
mch28-tf No. so North College 81.
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FOR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI AMI
pIHERRURR RIREGE

rr,HE FINE AssENGER, r.
i Steamer New York, II. c. Lssftfsf
RICHMOND, Master. will leave al -
above on THURSDAY, the lst inst, at 4
O'Clock P.N
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
WM. BOYD, Agent,
april EH 40 and AZ Front Street
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MEMPHIS, March 3l.-Cotion arm, At
2Se; receipts 4G3 bales; exports sos. Fiour
unchanged. Corn 73@75c. Oats 65967c.
hay s26. Pork $50. Lard l9I@204c.
Bacon quiet; shoulders l41e; sides l7lc@
l74e. Bulk meals steady; shoulders I2lc;
sides 16l@l6ac.
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lew York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, March 81. = Brown
sheetings 16916Ie; seconds I53@i5Ic.
Printed cloths 74@7sc for seconds; 7f@
sc for standard and extra priBts; 12fc for
Merrlmae d and Sprsgue; 12c for Rich
mond and American; life for Amoskesg.
Delaine shawls 81 20.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, March 3l.-Co,ton
steady; middling 2Sl; sales $3.50 bale;
receipts 1917 bales; exports 1926. Gold
1928. Exchange, Sterling 1901. Com
mercial. 13e469l404. New York sight40
/ premium Sugar dull, common iSc;
prime l4e. Molasses scarce, prime 70@
75e
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ahe city Financial midget.

1ue SAty Etnanctat midget.
The Financial Committee Of the City
Council report the estimated expenses of
the ensuing fiscal year as follows:
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Louisville sArkets.

LOUISVILLE, March 3I.-Sales S72 b,le-.
Tobacco al 81 5OS2S; pork SSl 50, lara
1Se4i bacon l3i, l6t. and I7i; buIk meals
~; 10, and lot; -four S. 50ta6; oaI,
63(95c, corn G596e; hay 209Ic; sugar
moIasees unchanged.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-15
nLUE AND GREEN SPECTA-
ID Giles TO prevent SHOW blindness at
f6tfl c. p ROBBINS.
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY or IDAHO, lls THE Dist. COURT,
CoI-yTy OF OwYHEE 81 JUDICIAL DIST.
N. r. Mendenhall, Plaintiff,
against
/. ] Lewis, and the Silver Glance Mining
Company, Defendants.
To L. J. Lewis and the Silver Glance Mining
Company. Defendants:
THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
United States. in the Territory Of Idaho,
You arc hereb, notified that there is now ON
file in the ofiice of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District OF said
Territory. in Silver City, 0wyhee County, the
Comnlaipt of the above named Plaintiff pray
ing Judgment against the said Defendant, /.
i Lewis. and for Decree and for an Order
of the said Court, as follows: The above en-
titled action is brought 10 obtain a judgment
of this Court against the said Defendant
|. J. Lewis. for the sum Of $31, 240 90, bal
ance due and unpaid 10 said Plaintin by sald
Defendant. Lewis, OF the purchase money,
SAG. 240 90, for certain property sold and con
viewed by said Pl'n to said Def't, Lewis, with
costs of suit: and to obtain Decree Of said
Court establishing said Plaintiffs Lien as
Vendor of the said certain property, against
the said certain property and every part
thereof and for an Order on the SherIii OF
SAID County for the sale OF said property m
pursuance Of law for the satisfaction OF the
amount Of said Judgment and costs; the
said certain property being described in Pl'n's
said Complaint, as follows, to-wIt; Nine hun
dred and sixty $500 feet Qinnear measure
mentl undivided OF twelve hundred Il 200l
feet-same measurement-in thai certain
Gold and Silver bearing Lode OF Quartz, stu
ated in Flint Mining District in the said Coun-
ty OF Owyhee, located and known as the
dOwyhce Ledge and Idaho g. X 5. Nj. Com
papv:n and four hundred 400 feet, being
tbe LIST North Extension OF the Rochester
I,ode-situste 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
Iewis) conveyed 10 the said Def't, the Silver
Glance Mining Company-all as alleged,
and is more fully set forth In the Plf g said
Complaint, on file in my office, in the above
entitled cause; and, that, unless you appear
| and answer to said Complaint within ten
days after the service hereof, If served within
Owvhee 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 oi ser.
vice. default will be taken against you, and
| the Plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for the
relief demanded in his said Complaint
In testimony whereof |, Sol. Hasbrouck,
4@4 Clerk OF SAID District Court, have
| @ |. s. . hereunto set my mana anu
| xxx affixed the Seal OF said Court al
! Silver City, this Tenth day OF ofSeptember, A. d.
1868. Sol HAsBR0CcE, Cik. Dist court
BY r. z. HALLocK, Depy
! bosborongh d. Preston, Ptf' AH'ys .7lo5z
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SILVER CITY OWYHEE COUNTY IDAHO TERRITORY

BOISE DEgT.-A Bill has passed
both Houses of the Legislature, "To
provide fund for the redemption OF
outstanding Warrants drawn upon
the Treasurer of Boise County, and
fer the payment of current expen-
ses." This bill has such strange and
inconsistant provisions, and at the
same time, is so evidently dishonest,
that it seems to have been gotten up
for no other purpose than to repudl-
ate the old debt of that county In
favor of new found friends, who are
in position to grant favors. The
same scheme is on foot with refer
ence to Owyhee County, and in cast
ing about for reasons why we should
be attached to Nevada, there are
none more prominent than such pal
pable fraud on the rights of credi-
tors affords. To show the manifest
intention of fraud, it is only neces-
sary to mention that, in providing a
fund for the redemption of outstand-
ing Warrants, only ten cents are set
apart for the purpose, and five cents
of that drawn against for School pur-
poses, or in other words, every
source of revenue is exhausted in
building up a Current-Expense Fund
except 80 cents on the 500, of taxa
BILE propertyT25 cents OF this
amount are set apart for School pur-
poses and 10 cents for the redemp-
ton of old Warrants, making a divis-
ion of five cents more than there Is to
divide, exbausting the pitiful sun
nroyided for the redemption of War
rants and rendering old Warrants
wortbless.-whether through spite
towards the individual holders oi
through ignorance as to the number
of times ten can be divided into
thirty, we are not prepared to say
then taking the very means that were
provided at the time the old debt
was contracted, including amounts
| due from Ada County, and placing
them in the new fund, is so palpably
unjust and undisguised, that it can
not be attributed to ignorance, and
must be design on the part OF those
who have axes for the presentincum-
bents of the County offices to grind.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats. Boots etc.
according 10 quality.
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The Tidal Wave of deeper souls
Into our inmost being rolls,
And lifts us unawares
Out of all meaner cares
Lonafellow.
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The Sacramento UniQa remarks that ihe
presence of General Sheridan among the In,
diaDs on the Plains is working wonderful
change from the old fogy tactics pursued oy
Hancock and his officers last year. Han
cocks plan was to move large bodies oil
troops and fight only in the Summer season.
sheridan quickly discovered that the only
sure way to get the better of the savages on
their own ground was to wage war IN tne
winter. when the Indian is without grass Tor
his horses. and reduced TO the necessity oil
remaining in camp where his stores oil pro-
visions are collected If he can be cut on
from these resources, il follows that he must
soon surrender at discretion and obey the
terms dictated This was the plan Of Sheri
dams campaign. We have already news OF
its fine success, and if the war is waged with
vioor until the LIST of January, 1869, We douD'
that there will be left any more Indians IN
The field to fight. The CheyenDes are already
badly whipped. Now for the klowas and
Commanches, and after that for Red Cloud
and his Sioux Sheridan is man oioriginal
ideas and an idea was what was wanted
more than armies in our method OF fighting
the Indians on the plains.
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Teaming will be kept up during 'he
Winter between this place and Winnemucca
proyided freight can be had. Pas Mooney
,vent Immediately to the railroad after un-
loading our presses and material last week,
and will be ready 10 load TOR any parties
wishing goods brought.
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WHITE PINE.

Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEN.
"A selves indebted to Paige Corwln VIII
please call at our former place OF ousl-
ness and settle, either by note or otnerwise,
and save costs. WIN: fal1E,
Silver City, ]. T, Jan. II, 1859 lotoi7
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Fifteen thousand workmen are employ
ed in the iron works of Chicago.
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HHAVE MY ROOMS WELL and NEATLY
furnished, and am Prepared TO do all
kinds of work in the Photographing Line IN
the latest and most improved styles OF the
art Those wishing TO obtain the superior
Enameled Cards or the very beautiful
and fascinating SUN-PEARL lPorcclainl
PICTURES can accomplish their wishes
by giving me a call.
A supply of Mill and Mining
Views constantly on hand. Lockets and
rings neatly I'll led.
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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-15

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