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j. J. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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Now in the Sixty-Second year Of its Existence, Is
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Journals in the South
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Bay- Special quotations furnished to dealers.
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A N IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TEA
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" DRINKERS.
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INVENTED BY
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THIS INSTRUMENT has been adopted at the
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SILVERWARE.
BRIDAL GIFTS in great variety.
Watches and Jewelry repaired.
GOLD FOIL, TEETH and Dentists Materials.
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DICH PRESENTS.
II, OPENING THIS WEEK.
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Ladies Watches, Chains and Pins.
Sets of Pendant Pearls, Diamonds,
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TNDELIBLE PENCILS,
FOR MARKING CLOTHING, DC.
Single, so cents; for 81; per dozen, S2.75;
per gross, S2s
Sent, freight paid. on receipt of price.
More convenient than ink.-Am Agricuhurist
Invaluable to the housekeeper Godey's Lady'S
Book.
very useful article.-Am Institute Report, 1867.
Address INDELIBL' PENCIL CO.,
Northampton, Mass.
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AS convenience to our readers, we have made
out table of the next meetings of these bodies. Any
vacancies we shall be glad to fill by notices from the
Stated Clerks.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-16

good point on the almost utter alb
sence of doctors and lawyers in
Utah. His preaching amounts to
little more than exhortations to la
Dor, temperance and quietude-ex-
cept in the matter of the simpler
amusements. Dancing is universal
and INDUCED to great extent. The
children are taught it at school, and
it is common to hear music and
dancing in the different wards ; va
cations, etc., are usually heralded
through a heel-and-toe exercise OF
this kind. The theater at Salt Lake
is prominent institution for divert
ing the Saints from too much study
of civil and religious government.
1t is comfort to get into commu-
nifty for few weeks where one is
not bored by precinct statesmen on
every hand church and state are
entirely left to Brigham, and all
hands have no distractions to mud
die their brains about, but go along
eat, drink, sleep, wag his tail, and
die when the dog has bad his day.
Most all matters of dispute are left
to the church, and Mormon lawyers
will often tell those see king advice
to go to Brigham, or the Bishop, as
the case may be, and settle it there.
Did you ever know Gentile lawyer
to send his client to minister of
the gospel in the neighborhood? L
would like TO see set of Gentle
lawyers and court give up all claims
TO fees, and advise their clients to go
before the nearest minister, make
friends and the whole be dismissed
with a benediction | should con-
slider it better than menagerie of
trained animals. The Mormons come
nearer this sort of thing than any
religious sect | know of, and therein
they have more nearly established
their boosted millennium on earth. /
would like to see Brigham try his
hand on the Irish and Chinese of
San Francisco think be would
conclude that he had just reached
instead of succeeded the six humid
red and odd beasts of Revelations.
For further particulars, | refer
you to the Book Of Mormon-con-
tanning the history Of Moroni, Nephi
and other illustrious dead beats too
numerous to mention.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-16
]. HUELAT & co.,
DEALERS IN

DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Wines,
Liquors,
Cigars,
Tobacco,
Iron,
and Steel,
CAL. AND EASTERN MADE CLOTHING
and BOOTS,
CAL. and 0'GN BLANKETS,
FIannels d Cassimeres,
Mems Overshirts,
Understanding,
Ladies and
Coildren's Shoes, Hosiery and
Gloves.
Sheetings.
shirtinCs,
Tickings,
and Table Linen,
BRUSSELS . and PLY CARPETING,
Uorse-shoes and Nails,
Carriage Bolts,
A general assortment OF Shelf
Hardware,
India Rubber and
Hemp Packing,
India Rubber Betting and General As
sortment OF Merchandise.
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Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-16
e. LoBENS STEIN,
PAY UP AND SAVE COST.

UNHE ACCOUNTS OF THE 0WYHEE
AVALANCHE previous 10 and incina-
pe November 1st, 1868 are due and pay
,bIe to Hill. & WILLARD. W. K. hcDsh-
81 has the accounts and will collect Tue
same HILL 4 WILLARD.
Silver City, June 18th, 1869.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-16
To Delinquent Tax-Payers.

TO UtIfHTut'
HTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Delinquent Tax-List OF Owyhee
County. for the year 1869 has been deposit
ed with the Deputy District Attorney, and
thai If the delinquent taxes therein specified
are not paid to the County Treasurer within
ten days from this date, action VIII De com
menced by said Deputy Disfrct Attorney
for the collection OF such taxes and costa
mated silver CITY. T. ID. BECKETT
SEMI sth 1869 Recorder
7st7g By W. II. ANGEL, Dep,y
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-16
NOTICE.

HAVE MADE AND CONSTITUTED JOS.
BURY my attorney in fact 10 tralsde1
business for me and in my name curing giS
absence from the Territory. .. r ~ 1T. f.
August oath, 1869. '0u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22
THE CIRCULATION ACTIVE.

free and regular circulation of the blood is es-
sential to health. 1t places the whole system in
state Of active defence against all unwholesome in
fuences, and is especial safeguard against thein-
mical effect of sudden changes of temperature and
Of damp and cold.
If proper attention were paid to this important
fact, there would not only be greatdecrease in the
number Of cases Of stomach, bowel and renal COM
plants but also in the number of deaths by consump
tion and other pulmonary diseases.
At this period Of the year, when the dividing line
which separates a genial from an inclement season
has just been passed, course of HOSTETTER'S :
STOMACH BITTERS will be found of invaluable
service in improving the condition of the vital fluid
and gently stimulating its flow. Violent coughs and
colds, like intermittent fever the frequent effects
Of chilly atmosphere upona aebiltated organization.
Diseases of the kidneys often proceed from the
source How essential il is therefore, for persons OF
feeble constitution to invgorate the vital organiza
ton at the commencement of Winter. Fortified by
warm clothing without, and HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS Within the frail and delicate may brave with
impunity an amount Of exposure and hardship
which, under other circumstances, would PROSTATE
them on bed Of sickness. Let them consider this
and be wise in time del6-eo3t&W
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f" Corsair'' Gray ana his Operations.

The Greenfield (Mass.) Gazette calls TO mind
ling operations in wall street, New York. was
tried In Franklin county, when a boy of fourteen
or M teen, for seducing girl living i'm the fam
lily of his father, Rev. DIR. Gray, of Shelburne
rails. Young Gray was acquitted, though the
girl swore positively that he was the father of
her child. Tie New York papers saw that
=" Dear Birdie, TO whom Gray left an affection
ate note in his ONCE, when he ran away turns
out to be a woman with whom he had been
living husband and wife. She was ar
rested at midnight of Thursday, while walk
ing down Broadway, and locked up in the
police headquarters. The next morning an
examination took place. " Birdie" appeared
in black alpaca walking dress, imitation
black fur sacque white fur turban, and blue veil
She Is between twenty-five and thirty wears of
age, and according to report, is an accomplished
musician and linguist. 1t was alleged ON the
Cray, sfew minute Before es he he fed i he ciS fEsn
racket Of securities, the proceeds of advances
and loans made upon the forged bonds that GRAY
Gerry appeared for the defense, but offered no
explanation. He complained that the lady had
been arrested at midnight without any authority
beyond ihat OF police orders. She was quite
prepared at the proper time to give an explain
alton OF her conduct, and which would show that
there was no justification in her arrest The re-
porters say that she is daughter of Mr.. Har-
fngton, once an agent of p. L. Barnum and
that few years ago she visited Cuba with q
Spanish husband. While there her husband
died in lunatic asylum. She then return
sa % new YORK and commenced opera
IONS on Wall street Lovers succeeded
each other rapidly i'm the possession of
her affections until she made Gfay,s acouaint-
ance. One of her sisters, a Mrs Codwise. was
divorced from Mr.. Luckey. married again
and afterward returned to her first love. (iray's
character suffers by recent DEVELOPMENTS. Two
years ago he applied TO a kinsman for loan of
s2,Ooe, saying that he wanted the money to pay
for his entrance fee and a seat in the sfock er,
change: The loan was given, but GRAY, instead
OF paving his entry fee, squandered the money
on fast women and in wine. The relative who
facts, and stated that Gray would surely $50 to
the devil' If he continued in his course, but the
father would not believe the story, and the
friendly relations which had existed between
the relative and Gray's father on that sccount
ceased. '
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market to-day works
easily at six and seven per cent. 70 borrowers on
call. Some Of the banks having Southern and
Southwestern connections are still sending mod
crate amounts OF currency To those sections. al
though tins outflow appears % be less than last
week ON the other hand currency is coming
from Boston, which city is largely ia debt
20 New York on account Of cotton transactions.
Ihe de mand for discounts at the banks r. active,
but not unusually 10 at this season of the year
There Is about the ordinary demand for the re-
dlscovnt OF western paper-mOTe particularly
mercial paper sells AT nine 20 twelve for prime
acceptances; and az twelve % fifteen for accep-
tances OF an inferior grade; single names range
irom ten upwards. The government bond mar
ket is duh and barely steady, at a fractional
decline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22

SYoung ladies who used the Arizola Golden
Dye now wear golden wigs.
~Californians call the Pullman cars the gilt
edged train.
s1street auctions are prohibited by law i'm
Jacksonville, Illinois.
terpane as fee from woman in that city, In a
divorce suit.
NThe Prince Imperial dances with the pretty
American girls in court suit of black velvet
with diamond buttons.
ga new oil excitement IL going on at Middle
toms Run, Pa One man has sold q quarter in
terest In four hundred acres for 100000.
1One thousand men are wandering i'm the
streets Of San Francisco, vainly seeking employ
ment.
times" LET him take PssaesIs . sEeet-car ons Z
s0Chicago is ,.sparing what it calls a Christ
mas carnival a carnival at the beginning OF
anyWS<Se but in Chicago.
"a young man named James Giddy has
oeen arrested near Harper's Ferry Va, CHARGED
with the murder Of james Kelly at HARMONY. i'm
sent on for trial.
0Patsey Morley, the notorious ex-pucilist.
fell one hundred and nine feet into a mine. n,
Nevada, the other day. Though still living, his
life Is despaired Of.
0"when great American dies.v saws ths
Boston Traveller, "the first thing done = 20 -.
solve To build monument 70 his memory, ana
the second IL, not 20 build e."
~They build log houses in Iowa with sueh ,e-
gard for ventilation that child recently rolled
ts ont ~ aT pee ana was found lying on the ground
0The Hungarians have new way os rs~ist-
inG imperial ofhcials sent 20 rule them. Thev
VIII neither sell ifor rent them dwelling In the
towns where they are ordered %.
have appointed acomrniffNe ~ rireu lofa !. ,,.sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22
The Markets To-Day.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 22.-Cotton heavy and no,,.
lnally at 70. Flour quiet and steady Howard
street superfine, s415aS5; do. extra s5 25ss: do
family, s6.25al. City Mills superfne, S5a5.. ;:
ern Superfne, s4s5a5; do extra, 5.25a6; DO fam
ny, So.2oas. Wheat very firm for choice: Prime
70 choice red, sl.35as1.40; white, sI6Oas s.
Sc.aS2c. Oats, 55c.a5c. Rye. sI. PORK S3as
SSS: Bacon quiet: Rib Sides, IsYc.; clear do,
lsAe.; Shoulders, bye; Hams, 2lc. Lard quiet
al lsc. Whisky very quiet at 81. Stock scarce.
,,,s ,sSAITIhoRE, Dec. 2.-virginia 6's, old, 42 x
asked. IN e'N' "
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Stocks firm and fever
ish. Money per cent. Exchange, long, 81: /:
short,ss Gold, 2a. Bonds, i3. Virginia 6's.
old, 42; new, 29x.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22--Flour dull and Sieclin-
ing. Wheat dull and one cent lower Corn dun
and nominally one TO two cents lower.
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OFFICIAL ORDERS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF r., F., AND A. IL.

WAsHNeToN, Dec. II 1869.
Special Orders No. 1s9.
III. A commission of three Offices OF the army
is hereby appointed and ordered. to assemble at
Nashville, Tennessee, on Wednesday, the 18th
instant, for the purpose of a careful hearing of
complaints of claimants for Government bounty
made against officers or agents of this Bureau
or other persons concerned in the payment O
bounties of cooeed soldiers, sailors, or marines.
They will sit at Nashville and Columbia, Ten
nessee; Huntsville, Alabama; or at any other
POINTS in the State of Tennessee or Alabama
where they shall deem it necessary for full and
careful Investigation.
They will make a report andrecommendation
to the Commissioner toenable him to correct any
abuses that may be found to exist, and to do jus
tic 10 all parties concerned.
Detail for the commission:
Breyet Colonel Ben. p. Kunkle, Superintend-
elrt Education for Kentucky; Brevet Colonel
j. X. Lewis, Superintendent of Education for
Georgia; Brevet Captain j. A. Sladen, A. ID. c.,
Washington, ID. G.
By order of Brevet Major General o. o. How
ard, Commissioner.
HENRY NJ. WHITTELsEY.
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22

FOREIGN NEWS by CABLE.-The rumOr that
France has proposed general disarmament is
positively denied. Regnault de st. Jean d.
cureur of the Court Of Cessation at Paris are
dead. The French war steamer Go:gone was
totally lost few days ago, while onher way
rom Spain to Cherbourg. At fete given at
the Hotel Deville, in Paris, Baron Haussman.
Prefect OF the Seine, made speech, in which
he pOintedly referred to the recent events in
thai R f soe e fat pefsons
IN the name OF, liberty, his hearers might rest
assured that order would be preserved. Kauf-
man, native OF Germany, has been expelled
from France for making violent radical speeches
at political meetings. La Marsellaise, a new
journal published by Henri Rochefort, has
already q circulation Of 10000. Senator Henri
Cheyreau, Prefect of the RhOne formerly
Councillor Of State, and at one time connected
with the ministry of the interior has been sIim--
moned to Paris? 1t is rumored that he will en-
An immense Republican meeting was held I'm
C2dtz, Spain, yesterday, but as good order pre-
ya1ed, 1t was not interfered with. A Repub-
Hcan meeting at Faradas, in the Province of
Seville, however, was suppressed on account of
the enthusiasm with which Ii was conducted
and one of its leaders arrested. 1t is asserted i'm
Madrid that the Provisional Government will
soon nix period Of delay beyond which it will
not persist in advocating the candidature of the
Duke OF Genoa for the Spanish thrOne-if the
King of Italy does not, before the expiration of
mat tlme, encially accept the crown for the
ex-Queen Isabella have become recOnciled. Ii
the story Is true, new political combination
will be looked for.
The third congregation of the Gcumenica,
council was held in Rome yesterday. The
transacted.
-Apprehensicns Of reduction of interest on
United States bonds have a tendency to cause a
depression in those securities in Frankfort
Charles Fechter, the actor, left SOUTHAMPTON
Tor New fsrk yesterday, by the steamship Main.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22

THE MYSTERIES OF THE SECRET DIvORcRs.-
On Saturday Mr.. Edwin James moved in the
supreme Court, before Judge Ingraham, TO set
aside a. decree of divorce i'm which Mary FIiza
Gowan is plaintiff and John Gowan defendant.
On the ground that il had been fraudulently on,
tanned. MI. Gowan is engaged i'm the iron busi-
ness in Pittsburgh. On the 10Th OF ,Jnly last Ia
LETT his wife In New York with his father-in-law
whom he accuses of instigating and procuring
the divorce. On Friday last a friend of Lis n,
this city sent telegram to him, informing him
OF the publication in a city newspaper OF the
advertisement announcing the divorce. He i'm
mediately came 70 New York, and learned that
the divorce had been obtained, allowing his
wne sloo a month alimony, and granting securi-
y on his real estate TO the cunt of s5.4 costs
MI; Gowan says that he never received any
notice OF the divorce, and that the testimonv
taken was wilful perjury. One Of the perjured
witnesses Is stated TO be runner I'm the once of
MI. Sidney ii. Stuart, the referee. On this
state Of the facts Judge Ingraham granted AN
order TO show cause why the decree and pro-
ceedings should not be vacated.-N. Z. San.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22

n6Indiana has q school fund OF more than
eight million dollars.
H1DoIls can be bought on Broadway for $500
the inanimate ones.
p0A wife costs Chinaman sir hundred dol
lars in San Francisco.