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The New York herald., 1869-03-12

IN SIxrY-SECOND STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND
avenues three story high stoop brown 17xi0
xl0U good order; modern improvements immediate posses.
sion; price r12,Q0g; only &4 COO cash required.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

LsoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY AM
English basement House; walter &C., Ia n frs
nc near Bowery in the Seventeenth
JOHN MANLY, gs5 Firth street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

TOR shLE-os 18TH STREET, BETwEEy sixth
and seventh avenues. ui Lot running through 10 i26tt
street Apply q wa. 5. JEANlNGs, 80 i.ne street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12
RRooKLYN REAL rsrATE F0R SALE.

Tor sALE-A FINE THREE STORY AND BASE, BASEMENT iss,r
Fulton adjoining business street. which there
also fine three story and basement brick House price
SS5,0oo easy. Apply to McGOyERN 4 CO, Real
Estate and Insurance Brokers' l5 Fulton street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

IN THIRTY-FoURTH STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH
and Eighth -four story brown stone, with thres
story extension; expressly for the
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

IN TwENTY-FIRsT STREET, FRONTING ON GRA-
Park 1--WE story English basement brown stone 2ox
coses bathrooms water 1--WE hoors of the
rooms are 20 feet square price $30Ov0.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12
BRooKLyN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A BABGAlE.-FoR SALE IN ADELPHT AVENUE
~ BROOKLYN, three ssury fbiadeinh,a hrirt pwcisns
with extension within half block two car routes 10 Fuo,
ferry The house Is ia thorough repair being bn, recen
ovefhsued And repaef. II has u rooms nnd ali the mod
ern improvements win be sold low, with carpets foor
cloth. Inquire at s5 Fulton street. kew York
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

L,oR sALE-A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE,
2sx22; contains six lot 2Jx60 Inquire ON peml
50 North Fourth street, williamsburg. Price $4,000
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

LNoR sALE-yO "a WEST FIFTY-SECOND STREET,
Il between fh aud Sixth four story high siuop
lrown House; price 49, COP $4,000 bond ad mort
sage. Apply rItlilses, from until O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

IN THIRTy-roURTH STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH
and Ninth avenues four story English basement brown
stone l6xb0xlv0; Is In good orders price 3 0OO.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

DARrIEs DESIRING TO PURCHASE REAL ESTATE
IN Hudson City Bergen invited 10 call and examine
our s OF Houses OF which we have the exclusive sale
Houses and Cottages from 81 500 10 5000
French roof md other styles Of Houses from $f5O
to S50o with all the modern improvements OF first class
city houses, TO purchaser. All the houses
weoer Of access by several lines OF cars Apply
j. BERG CO., Newark few doors east OF Five
Corners, Hudson City
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

PATTERSON, N. JAN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
for Gale depot; hne high Locations large mo ern
buildings lne garden; very desirable for winter
residence S. IRELAND 20l Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

I,0R SALE-ON MADISON STREET, BROOKLYN,
IL Gates severa, three story basement
sub-cear frame Houses all Improvements terms
WHITE 4 SWAMI, 2y2 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

IN FORTrETH STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
Eighth avenues four story high stoop brown stonc with
shape of Ii 81 feet front and forty
feet the rear; 1c0 feet deep. Price 8sS,eO9
The New York herald., 1869-03-12

AZ 600 WILL rUEcHAsE ,s!nH n IN NEwAEK Iyh n j.
Nesbt with brown stone s,oo high basement and contain
Ing II heater marble manes gas and water; alley in
OF lot and the whole in best repa five minutes walk
from NJ and nd Z & or y. y T. T. depot INQUIRE OF PAssMoRE
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-18
The Last Spike.

The great work is finished. AT noon, Mon
day, May 10th, the telegraph flashed the
glad tidings east and west throughout the
land, that the last rail was laid and the last
spike driven at the junction ofthe Union and
Central Pacific Railroads, ten hundred and
eighty-six miles west Of the Missouri River,
and six hundred and ninety miles east OF
Sacramento. Electrical connection was made
with the fire alarm bells of the principal
cities east and west, and al each blow OF the
hammer the joyful song of a thousand cities
swelled forth in the grand diapason of the
continent. The last tie is Of California
laurel. ornamented with beautiful silver
plate, seven inches in length by SIX in width,
on which is inscribed the names of the Di-
rectors and other officers OF the Company.
California furnished gold spike, and Nevada
silver one. while Governor Stafford, in be-
half of Arizona, presented gold, silver,
and an iron spike. The hammer used was
of silver, presented by the Union Express
Company. Toasts were given and appropri-
ate speeches made. Thus was completed
one of the greatest achievements of human
labor-a lasting monument of American en-
terprise, mechanism and engineering skill
One OF the most wonderful things con-
nected with the building of this great rail
road is the almost incredible short time in
It'll q. -. bonn ooncup,otad Nh other
public enterprise of tithe of its magnitude
has ever kept IN advance of popular expecta-
ton. The Central Pacific Railroad Co. was or
ganzed in 1861, and the route surveyed the
same year In 1862, Congress passed the
bill, and in January, 1868, the first ground
was broken in Sacramento The track did
not reach the summit of the Sierras, Ice
miles from Sacramento, till the close of 1867
Since June, 1867, period of eleven months
| $50 miles have been constructed-an average
of two miles for each working day-and
a short time ago, the unprecedented feat
LAYING ten miles of track was accomplished
The Union Pacific Company commenced
their WbTk tt Oiiloun IA AoVv, eHN 80
1858. reached Evans Pass, summit OF the
Rocky Mountains, $50 miles from Omaha
Since then they have laid 4S6 miles Of track
TO the point of junction with the Central
formipg q continuous line of l, 726 miles
The great national wcrk is finished. Had
any one prophesied this grand result Ten
wears ago, be would have been set down az
an idle dreamer. The iaborious and painiu
Journey overland, formerly occupying flve o.
six months. has been changed into pleas
ant trip of less than as many days. The sol
itudes of the wilderness have been opened
up TO civilization, and hundred fiourlshint
| bamIets have already sprung into existenc'
along the line, where, as it we're but yes'er
day, naught could be seen but the smoke 0
the Indian wigwam, or the campfire OF
lone party of emigrants vending their toll
some way to the Pacific. Already othe
roads from the north and south have beer
MANNED and are seeking connection Will
the trans-continental artery which has quick
ened the pulse of the nation and revolution
ized the commerce Of the world
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-18

A friend of ours kindly permits us 10 pup
lsb the following letter The writer is an
experienced miner and well posted generally :;
HAMILTON, May 9Th, 1869.
DEAR Well, ! am here perhaps
the gods intended I should stay here always,
although my opinion inclines to differ That
there is in one location good ore, does not ad-
NIT a question but that there are defined
ledpes or todcs whereby permanent camp
will he established, dispute, and more posi-
,ivalv do so with regard to the ore obtained
from the Eberhardi mine, all Chloride Fiat
and vicinity.
Tho Rase- Metal Range is now the center OF
attraction for pospectors, and from personal
observation | feel assured mot being alone IN
nv conclusions that it will cost i've doiiars
to excayate the value of one in return
This camp is entirely supported py 'he
goods imported, together with the money
in the pockets Of q Arrivals, y all OF which
have been obtained from other quarters, as
California, Virginia City, and, last but not
least, Owybee County, l. 7.
The excitement may last, with good en-
gineering, till late in the present year Inc
nopuIation has decreased considerably during
the time / have been here, consequently
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-18
SILVER CITY, OWYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO TERRITORY, MAY 49,

provisions and all other merchandise have
gone down materially in price. Many merch-
ants will bitterly regret catching the White
Pine fever-lucky IL they escape the small
pox-as well, prospectors, miners and the
working class in general.
In despair, and as a last resort, sundry
reports OF rich discoveries in s. Z. direction
tsided by the two daily journals) are con
stantly circulated, these hyperbolic state
ments may obtain credence with outsiders,
but the return Of so many who had expend-
ed their last dollar in fitting out and have
well prospected said districts without success
is a sufficient answer to all such imaginaries
for those here You may expect me in July
next, If il is possible to raise the wherewith
to come on Walkers stage and little neces-
saries; my prospects for that, are precarious,
unless should strike some one immediately
on his arrival; all here are about broke; the
common way to get meal, being to come
across an acquaintance who has just sold
some part OF the effects he arrived with, then
with smile ask him If he has dined, recciy-
ing an answer in the negative, you still srnil-
ingly take his arm with the exclamation, shl
will have the pleasure OF dining with you;
should success attend you, what glorious
achievement. Dear Sir, when arrive, with
what pleasure shall regard those provisions
left with you, my eyes will certainly take an
extension, thing unknown here in any de
partment, mines not excepted My health
is good, my appetite constantly better, my
mind-well never mind. Yours &c. -.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-18

Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats. Boots, etc.
according 10 quality.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-18
Agents Wanted--$l0 a Day.
Two $40 Maps for 81.
LLOYD'S
PATENT REF0L WING DOUBLE
MAPS.
Two Coatinents--Amer and
Europe; and America with
the United States portion
ON an Immense scale.

Colored-In 1000 Counties
YEHESE great Maps, now just completed,
IL 64x62 inches large, show every place
OF importance. all Railroads TO date, and the
latest alterations in the various European
States These Maps are needed in every
School and family in the land-they occupy
the place OF one Map, and by means of the
Reverser, either side may be thrown front,
and any part brought level TO the eye.
County Rights and large discount given to
good Agents
Apply for Circulars, Terms, and send
money for and see Sample Maps first, IL not
sold taken back on demand.
]. 7. LLOYD,
43t4T % Cortland Street, n. Y.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-18

Intelligence from washlta, states that
the Cheyenne Indians are again on the war
path and that large numbers are leaving the
reservation to join others who are making
ready for hostilities-
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-18
WAR EAGLE HOTEL!
washington-st., lsiirer City, L. T.
V. Blackinger.. ....... op'

yuyHE PROPRIETOR of this Large ana
Commodious House has Hentteo
.nd pafurnizhed the Establishment ID SUI
perior style, making it second to none
IN the Territory. -.;o, ot
Being situated in the business porllon VI
toun n affards unusual facilities TO the tfas
ding public generally. Rooms lifted up es'
pecially for the use and
Accommod Of Families.
ar Thankful for past patronage no pam ~
viii be spared TO merit aeontinaancs @ Ur ,ii'
same [2ltfl " bLAchiNoAi~
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-18

Professional anh Businsss Carns.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-18

party are now engaged in prospecting
the country between the Willow Creek mines
and Snake River.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-18

Aaents.-BLAKE ( CO., at the Post
Office, Idaho City. u.
I. j. SWART, at Rogers Store, Lentviiie.
CAPT. GEO DREW, at the Postolllce, ID
Herman & Co s Store, Owyhee CITY.
n Fl I,AMKIN. City Book Store, Boise
City.
, 1869-12-24
OF
THE
Colonial Council
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

MONDAY tie LIST of November 1869, noon at
10 O'Clock, the Colonial Council held an or
binary meeting.
The LIST crown-member (DuBois), the End
member for ChriStianSted's town (Jurs) and the
4th member for Frederiksted's country district
(Latimer) had reported illness. The members
Dam, Plasket, McWilliam and Hanson were
also absent.
His Excellency the Governor informed the
Council, that he had received a communication
from the Minister for the Interior, that it had
pleased His Majesty the King by royal resolu-
ton Of the 9th August 1869 to confirm the adj
ditional grant to the Budget for the financial
year from the 1st April 1869 to the 31st March
1870, which had been adopted by the Colonial
Council at the End discussion on the 10th June
1869, by which grant the Government is au-
thorised to apply an amount not exceeding
$4,000 of the funds of the Colonial Treasury
for advances to planters in meal and money
wages to their laborers during the last 7 months
Of the present year.
, 1869-12-24
5 Z. @ g o TX A v $,

We'd den foretagne Stemmegivning valgtes:
For Christiansteds Byes Valgkreds: Bank
bestyrer Brandt med II Stemmer.
For Christiansteds Jurisdictions Landdi-
stricts Valgkreds: Kj0bmand w. H. Hey
Tiger med II Stemmer.
For Frederiksteds Byes Valgkreds Ju-
stitsraad Rahr med 10 Stemmer.
For Frederiksteds Jurisdictions Landdi-
stricts Valgkreds Hr. B. B. Beech med
10 Stemmer.
4, Valg af en- Indvaaner for Christiansteds
Dyes og Land jurisdiction til at d~eeltage
med Skatteepmmissionen i Ansattelse at
Leiesummerne m. m. istedetfor Hr. J.
Finlay, der har begjert sig frltaget.
Fernandez bemarkede, at Gouvernementet
havde i SkriveIse af 28de f. NJ. meddeelt, at
Hr. James Finlay, der Raadets Mode den
13de September blew valgt til Diet omhand-
lede livery, havde begjett sig ~fritaget paa
Grund af Alder og Syagelighed.
We'd Stemmegivningen valgtes Bankbe-
styrer Brandt e~enstemmigen med II St.
s, Sp6rgsmaal ON Fremme af en- Fore
sp6rgsel fra 4de Mediem for Christian
steds Landdistrict (Farrelly) til Gouver-
neuren.
Fo~resp5rgselen blew oplest og Iyder saa-
ledes
"Does the Government intend to give
any projection to those estates that are
paying a large amount of money annually
for Immigrants, who after the expiration of
- months leave and engage themselves on
other estates, after giving very little salts
faction to the estates that originally paid
for them"
4de Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (FarrelIy) motiverede Foresp6rgslen.
Raadet CAV e~enstemmigt sit Samtykke
til at samme maa fremsPttes, og Forman-
den erklprede at den Wide blive sat paa
Dagsordenen for n3ste Mode.
Under denne Says BehandIing indfandt
Medlem McWilliam sig.
M6det h@vedes Kl. u.
, 1869-12-24
FORHANDLINGER
Cole Diet
FOR ST. CROIX.

Fra 1ste k~ongevalgte Medlem (DuBois),
2det Medlem for C~hristiansteds By (Jurs)
og 4de Medlem for Frederiksteds Landdi-
strict (Latimer) var indkommet Anmeldelse
ON Sygdomsforfald. Desuden ware fravae-
rende Medlemmerne; Dam, Plasket, McWil-
liam og Hanson.
Gouverneuren meddeelte Raadet, at han
fra Indenrigsministeriet har modtaget I'm
derretning ON, at Diet havde behaget Hans
Maiestet Kongen we'd allerhoieste Resolu-
ton af 27de August d. A. at stadfaste den
af Colonial Raadet we'd 2den B%ehandling
den lode Juni d. A. vedtagne Tillegsbe-
Wiling til Budgettet for St. Croix Commune
for Finantsaaret 1ste April 1869 til Bite
Marts 1870, der tillegger Gouvernementet
Bemyndigelse til at anvende ct Bel0b at
indtiI $67,2 OO af Colonialkassen til For
strakninger til endeel af Oens Plantere til
Maismeel og Pengebetaling for deres Ar
beidere i de G.dste.. HsS -. -r;~1evR-
rende Aar.
Efter Dagsordenen f%orelaae til Behand-
ling:
/, Meddelelse af det i sin It'd nedsatte I'd
valg til at revidere St. Croix Commune
regnskab for 1S66-67, ON Resultatet at
diets G~jennemsyn.
Fernandez meddeelte, at da han at Udval-
get var bleven underrettet ON, at der endnu
fandtes enkelte Punkter, hvorom Diet saw
nede Oplysning, Wide denne Sag blive I'D
sat til naste Mode.
Derefter ~foretoges if6lge Dagsordenen:
9, Udnevnelse af 2 Medlemmer til at revl-
dere St. Croix Communeregnskab for FL
nantsaaret 1667-68.
Regnskaberne ware tilstillede Raadet we'd
Skrivelse fra Gouvernementet, og Hoved-
bogen for Diet paagjaldende Aar var frem-
lagt paa Raadets Bord.
Gouverneuren fremhavede, at if0lge
Regnskabet, hvoraf en- sammendraget Over
sigt som ~sedvanligt vii blive bekjendtgjort
i Trykken, havde Indtegterne i Finants-
aaret 1867-69 andraget S195,711. 10, me-
dens de i Budgettet havde veret anslaaede
til $193,20O, og Udgifterne andraget
1888, $50. SO, medens de i Budgettet med
gedkommende Tillagsbevillinger havde
veret opf6rt med $196, 925. so. Der viste
sig saaledes ct Overskud af $11,751. so.
We'd Stemmegivningen paa 2 Medlenmer
til Udvalget valgtes D'Hrr. Jurs og Rau-
pach, liver med 6 Stemmer I'D af de S at
givne Stemmesedler. Zen stemte like.
Efter at Stemmesedlerne ware adeverede
ankom Medlemmerne Dam, Plasket og
Hanson.
8, Udnapnelse af Mend til at indtrade i
Valgbestyrelserne for Oens 4 Valgkredse
il Forfattelse at Valglisterne for lids
rummet fra 1ste April 1870 til Site
Marts 1871, og Forestaaelsen at de Valg,
der MATTE blive at foretage i bemeldte
Tidsrum.
, 1869-12-24

ACCUIuiuS W III OluOA VA u"O wy '~ AAo
subject for discussion was:
l, Report of the result of the revision Of the
St. Croix Communal Accounts for the year
1S66-67 b" the Committee appointed for that
purpose.
The Chairman stated, that he had been informed
by the Committee, that several items required
further elucidation, therefore this case had
been postponed until the next meeting.
The Council then proceeded to No. 2 on the
order of the day, viz;
2, Appointment of 2 members to revise the St.
Croix Communal Accounts for the financial
year 1867-68.
The Accounts had been transmitted to the
Council by a letter from the Government, and
the Ledger for the year in question been laid
on the Councils table.
His Excellency stated, that according to the
Accounts-an extract of which will be publish
ed-the Revenue in the financial year l867-6S
had amounted to Sl95.711. 10, while in the
Budget it had been estimated at S193, 200 the
Expenditure had amounted to $l83,959. 49,,
while in the Budget with the extra grants it had
been estimated at $685. SO, thus showing a
surplus of Sl1,75l. 50.
The voting for 2 members returned Messrs.
.Jurs and Raupach as elected with 6 out of s
votes-(one member not voting).
Members Dam, Plasket and Hanson made
their appearance after the votes had been given.
8, - Appointment of persons to convene with the
= elective Boards for the 4 elective districts for
compiling the election lists for the period from
the LIST April 1870 to the 31st March 1871
and for conducting the elections that may be
required.
The following persons were elected, viz:
For the elective district of Christiansted's
town Bank-Manager Mr.. @. Brandt with III
votes.
For the elective district of Christiausted's
country Merchant Mr.. W. II. Heyliger with
IL votes.
For the elective district of Froderiksted's
town Counsellor Rahr with 10 votes.
For the elective district of Flederiksted's
country Mr.. B. +. Beech with 10 votes.
4, Election of an inhabitant for the town and
country of Christiansted to convene with the
Tax Commission in acting the rental of
houses, instead of Mr.. Finlay, who has re-
quested to be relieved from the charge.
The Chairman stated, that the Government had
by letter of the. 28th ultimo informed the Coun-
Gil, that Mr.. James Finlay, elected in the Coun-
cil's meeting on the 18th September last to the
said charge, had requested to be relieved on
account of his age and debility.
Bank Manager Mr.. G. Brandt was elected
unanimously with IL votes.
S, Resolution regarding the furtherance of an
Interpolation by the 4th member for Chris
tiansted's country district (FarreIly) to His
Excellency the Governor.
The Interpolation was read, contents as follows
"Does the Government intend to give any
protection to those estates that are paying a
large amount of money annually for Immigrants,
who after the expiration of l2 months leave and
engage themselves on other estates, after giving
very little satisfaction to the estates that origin
ally paid for them"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-06

There will be no dispatches from Liver
pool tomorrow, as that day VIII be Cd
served as q holiday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-06
lob PRINTING.
FRANKLIN
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.
Mrnpn1s. TrNN.. september /, ls09.

MEMPHIS, TENN., September l, 1853.
A t the opening of another Commercial
n Year, the Proprietor of the Franklin Job
Printing House takes the occasion to con-
graduate the Merchants and Business Men of
Memphis upon the improved condition Of
the country, and the favorable prospects for
business the ensuing season.
During the summer many additions have
been made to the franklin Printing House,
In the way of new and improved labor-sav-
ing Materials, New Scripts, Circular, Bill
Head and Card Type. Beautiful Cuts, Engrav-
ings and Designs, representing all kinds OF
Business, Trades and Professions, Illuminated
Borders, yignettes, etc, ETC., makingth the Office
complete in every particular.
The attention Of the Business Public is
called to the perfect machinery employed,
and the extraordinary facilities for executing
every description of FINE MERCANTILE
PRINTISG.
The Proprietor has been practically en-
gagged in the Printing Business in Memphis
for nearly twenty years, aud 1t Will be his
! constant endeavor, by strict personal atten-
ton to all orders, and by giving, in ev cry IN
stance, coon srocK, FINE WORK, and Low
UNIFORM PRICES, TO merit the confidence ana
patronage Of the cuisines Community.
ReSDectfully. :. u. TOOf