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Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27

JUDGE SAWYER has been confirmed
by the L. s. Senate IA L. S. Circuit
Judge. Oulton's confirmation as
Collector Of the LIST Revenue District
Of California hangs fire under oppo-
sition from Senator Cole.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27

A. Huggan. eI-Atiorney General Of
Idaho, has gone 10 Nevada and will practice
his profession at Cope District until spring,
wheu he purposes to return here.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27

Hon. J. K. SHArER has our thanks
for Congressional documents.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27
NEW YORK STORE,

new YORK STORE.
A2&zag
Direct Importation from
NEW YORK.
HAVING JUST EIvED
Immense Stock
OF GOODS FROM THE EAST.
COMPRISING
CLOTHING (of our own manufacture
DRY GOODS tof latest Styles
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS and CAPS.
QUEENsWARE,
GROCERIES,
TOBACCO and CIGARS.
SoIe-Leather Trunks Il yaifscs.
Carpets, WALLPAPER, &c.
Ali bought in Nsw York and freghted here
at prices below what Western Buyers can
possibly lay them down for We are deter
mined to sell al rates corrsspondingly low.
6-0ur goods have been purchased
Very Close for Cash,
and we Ere able to sell again on like terms
LOWER FIGURES
than this market has been accustomed TO-
&sOur Goods are all Fresh, and have
not lain on Dirty Shelves for Years
nor changed from hand to ha Esi
H9-Ths Clothing has all been maDufac
| tured
THIS SEASON.
under our own supervision especial, for
| the Idaho trade
BYMAN d REICUESBEpG.
[90tI1l
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27

Owyhee County Warrants taken
in exchange for subscription al SO cents on
the dollar at this oHee.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27

The 0wyhee Tidal Wave.
Il. i. BUTLER. Editor.
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Thursday Morn'g. Jan. ~, 1870
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MARCH o. ls7q-TRpLE SHEET

payne punch, punch "a Romdtne, fssncn q Ia
Suisse ana one compounded from receipt by Major
Raphael, and 10 when he gave the name punch
N ns,lstaire. did wonders IN eIeyating dropping
spirits. Brunettes became rosy, their Ocwitching
black eyes sparkled IKE electricity. their merry
laugh rang through the nall aud mingled with the
masie. wnie their tiny feet scarcely toncned Tho
moor as they wnired round ~ the exciting ana
dizzy waltz.
HOMEwARD
At haifpast two some prudent matrons began
TO retire with their daughters. At three lcI WIN
Colonel Iiay and Major Raphael. ANA presume tnat
AT four O'Clock A. N. our noble host ana hostess
were permitted to retire rest. So terminated the
anniversary OF Washlngton's Birthday at Madrid.
AMERICAN TOURISTS.
On account OF the runiors wn!ch are stiu keps
aoar III Parts OF the danger or trave' in Span there
are scarcely any Americans vist!ng Madrid TINS
winter so tnat there was more o! Andausian ana
Castitan beauty present than Of the quality one Is
accustomed 10 see on pleasant afternoons on
Filth avenue. But some dozen OF fair Engisp ana
American LADIES' who were there sustained right
Wen the Worldwide reputation OF the race Tor
beauty ana elegance.
The gallant General McCook is here; but, un!ortu-
natey, dd not arrive III! the day after tha
anniversary.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
THE HARLEM Sfa3SIKG CASE.
MARCH II, 1870.

MAEaH ~ iofD-
To THE Eplrog OF TIE HEnALD:--
In reply TO an article winch appeared In your issue
OF the l5th III relation TO the arrest OF myself beg
leave 10 say that an no Twelfth ward politician:
that never held any political Office either there
elsewhere; and further, never even voted in the
Twelfth ward but once, and can most positively
assure you ihat never far forgot my manhood as
10 Insult or assault any lady In my life, aud those
who nave known me best for years WIN testify 10
that fact. am simply private c..izen ana busi.
ness man, ana the charge reported IN y0or paper
grew out OF my enueavOrs to defend myself from an
unprovokcd ASSAULT upon me by parties OF hh0m
had no knowledge or acquaintance, and ] shall DC
aue To prove the correctness OF this statement when
an opportunity IS afforded In the meantime asa
the public TO Suspend their juds ment ia the matter
would further state that Judge McQnadc eS.
tended TO more rights or privileges when
was before him than ] was justly entitled 10. 1
neither asked nor expected more. The Judge treated
me Ike citizen ana u gentleman, Which claim 10
Dc--no,nng more nor less. I hgd no counsei and
have none at present, trusting and believing Lnat
justice wi De done me III the mailer.
JAMES BOWEN.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
SHALL our GOVERNMENT RENDER AIu 70 MEXICO,
Letter from General Rosecraps.

NEW YORK, March L., 1870
10 Is ciear 70 my mind that our country has inuca
TO gam In every way both IN Mexico and throughout
Christcndom by manifestation OF good will iudc-
pendent OF subsequent beDelcmt results which NAV
arise from the cmpoymsnt or capital iAus eucour.
aged TO open the resources OF Cpat Immense store
house Of wealth.
Mexico ought 10 deyelop and to prosper. She
cannot do 80 without aid. That aid ough. TO- and
~ things are might almost say, must come, rom
us. The sooner it comes The better Il caa1o.
come IRON u few. nor without organize1 enort
ihe 2teat saxpaying Interests oil our country
loudly demand IL, because unless speedily dc
yeopcd uudcr her owd government We shall be
forced 10 expenditures the nature aud amoant OF
which We caGnot calculate, but the s,src eject OF
which VIII be 10 increase our burden oi taxation.
Tae bondhoidfns Interests are equally bound to
FAVOR II, Otherwise consequences VIII follow depre-
ciating 10 our public secdritles. Tue suinping COM
mcrcla ana manufacturing interests oi our own
county and of the world must fasor tle develop
ment Which VIII make Mexico Increased AUD
paying consumer and customer.
Mans important consequences OF the policy urged
In the memorial are for breyity left u.developed.
irs efiects Viii ultimately be:-
Ftrat-To establish our prinacv In the Western
Continent IN the hearts OF the Mcxicans aud OF MI
the spanish American governments On the solid
basis of lustioc, good VIII and practical fraternity
S~eJad-lt Will add 10 the dignity aud strength or
our policy IN the eyes OF all nations ana give a
noble and beneicent Interpretation Monroe
doctrine.
T@,Td--Itwili open the doors OF The new world
10 the capital. enterprise ana commerce OF the
United states and make IL tae COMMERCIAL centre OF
tue aesiefn world, as England nov II OF the East.
fon1tt-t wi consolidate pubic opinion AT
home an iayor OF new policy worthy OF our
future.
!. Bat TO oast organized capital TO aii IN this
work demands nations vo.ce.ot sanvilon aud
ehcouragenent.
should YOU reach these conclusions may / beg
you Tor the OF patriotism, aamaaisy aud ctviii-
zal.on promptly to exert yous Innucncc 10 secure
tue favorable action Of Congress on tac salJcct
w. >. GDS.1KAkS.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
70 Gauge eommctou In tho House Of Commons be

70 C1ug0 o0mmouO0 IN tno HOUSE OF COinmOhb DC
fore Easter.
Mr.. Henry Brinsley Sheridan, the member
for the Black country borough Of Dudley, who
u no relation whatever TO the Sheridan, though ne
claims to be, owes nearly all his fortune to his sue
cess In enecting the amalgatiOn OF assurance
companies. He Is so annoyed at the exposures made
In the cases Of the European and The Albert that he
~ determined II possible TO impcate the biggest Ia
the land IN the condemnation from which his own
position Is sunerlnR; and It Is said he viii make
speech on Stephen Caves bill N which ne Will snow
that he has done nothing in this way but what was
approved by such Djgwigs Mr.. Bright. MIR. Miner
GIBSON. the lato Mr.. Golden and even by Mr.. Glad
stone himself. II he does anything OF the knd--or
lndeed, II he does nOt-Mr. Gladstone Is likely to
move Tor select committee To inquire into the Cir
cumstances under which the European aud the AL
bert efiectcd their amalgamatlcns and then where
VIII the Black country representative pc the next
tme ne goes down TO Dudieyf No one can tell. But
ID Tue meantime all MS friends, and ne has lew IN
the CITY, are reminding him tnat II speech Is siiver
silence IL golden and that he would be the gamer II
nothing at all more was said upon the subject
There IL nothing mose to say except that the rates
OF discount are falling IN Germany; that IL Is
ported the Russians have 1856 different railway lines
under consideration, from which our rail- founders
hoping great things, and that the two Banks OF
England aud France hold together upwards OF
fa9,000o0O gold, which they are afraid TO use lest
people should trade more together; that h. lest they
should begin to speculate, which they certainly Will
before long both banks Notwithstanding, II specu,a
u0n answers their purposes.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
The WYE0cGls LOST CHILD .sa.

Mr. Joseph Wybe, the father OF tue wynocxie lost
children has received s2s7 altogether Tor his relief
besides considerable quantity OF provisions ana
clothing Paterson paper asserts that wyble is
very independent, now that be has gotten his
money aud says ne viii spend ~ as lie peases
instead OF buying hlipsei home All who
contributed supposed he would. II Is feared that
his old propensity for 'spreesn Will return upon
hiip aud that AT tue end of months time ne VIII
be again 'strappedn The money should not havs
gone into his hands but should nave been given 20
some responsible person To buy his little hat hc
now lives. Inis was suggested to Wyole but ne re-
l4Sca " acCcpi any sacu arrangements
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

and driver The strc,est secrecy was on.
joined, aud the event did not nnd its
were soon reassured. The doudnters Kept viRilanE
watch. few days since one OF the employees saw
second cab start for the town. it was se1ed at the
bdTrere, ana the authorities have last discovered
the depot IN Parts where the smuggiers have con-
cealed large quantities OF spirits Not only - this
capital infested with real contiatandsts but we
are constantly annoyed with the spurious articles
theatrically turned out smugg!ers. They ring at
your DELL, obtain an interview on some pretext and
tncn ouer Tor sale spirits, WINE, indian shaws,
TURKISH ornaments, and other articles from across
the briDy They nave just come OH long voyage
anc are about TO start on longer the same evening"
All their merchandise must be disposed of al mar
vellousy low nQure. In fact, the unfortunate SNUG
ger mas not enough 10 take him down TO the seaport
on Whch ms ship IL now riding with her anchor
a.trip, blue Peter at the fore, and minute guns
,n,ag oiazng away 10 attract his attention. With
oitsn successful '' Their dear lstie s'1A hearts
conjure up terrible amount OF shipwrcck
and suffering to which tho gentleman In monkey
lacket fed muhier, brown lace and earrings, has
been subjected, and they purchase Paris made arti.
cies OF utter wortliessness. know case ~ which
good bargain, promised to can again in nine
months win more treasures wnen he re-
Turned Turned, from irs "a. voyage ABOUT 70 be COM
ever, got drunk or Was affected with loss OF memory,
for he called at the same house again within three
weeks. His lady trends were indignant. They nad
discovered IN the interval that they mad been robbed
The Paris smugger had q grain or humor IN his
composition When he discovered ms mistake he
laughed heartily, '0wned up' at once ana said
quietly thar 1t was necessary to do something, as
living III Paris was 80 eXpensive,
Occasionally ia the street yoa hear the words ta.
odc, fdbdc, fabac" whispered III your ear by per-
son passing with parcel under his arm. His Is a
dangerous game. one OF these itinerant tobacco
merchants, carrying large bunde. las< week lound
out TO his cost. Addressing q Respectable looking
bourgeois, who was sauaterng along tue Rue de la
Viliette, he whispered mysterousy, .Monsleur, viii
you buy some good cigars ana tobaccoW ''But they
IRON the Ttg,e what Is the price ~ replied the
person to whom he spoke. Two irancs less pcr
fa re al
cried the 0otupeots, at the same time SEEING the
man and also the bundle; .'c0ne along with me 90
the Conmissafy OF Police" Tie respectfully dressed
saunterer Was a ponce agent IN disguise.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
LIE N iWAsX El1peMEsr.
.NKM YORK March

Nxw YORK, March 70, 1870.
IT. rug EDITOR or THE HgRALp:--
In your paper OF to-day there is article that
needs correction about the eloremens OF Mrs. John
Lloyd With MIA. oese and Mr.. Rose. Mrs. Lloyd
was not involved IN the affair at all. She is with
her husband, and sailed for The South saturday,
March 49, She ~ a lady OF good character and re-
spectacle fanHy. She met the gentleman when she
WAS going TO Pitisburg TO meet her husband, and
then lrst found out thar her false rienu was CON-
mon woman. on reaching Piltsburg Mrs. LLOYD let
on return trgia aud arrived ia New YORK Tnurasay
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

liant bali given by the Count de Gabriac sonn-law
OF OF MT pnalen, and who - residing with MIN, for
saloons completely surpassed the finest effects OF
the usual wax tapers, however multitudinous that
surprise and admiration were expressed on every
SIDE venture to predict before year Is over tnat
we snail hear or new houses gong up IN fars that
WIN oe =, announced with great nonrisn as being
an additional proof that travelling Yankee ", after
all benclactor OF his kind. and that he has done
something for the world besides the invention OF
wooden nutmegs
have little space left TO tell you that the last days
OF the carnival went on in blaze Of genial sun
shine ana never in the whole course OF his pilgrim
ages about Paris did the historical bdty gras en-
10y such magnificent weather: whether II Is to be
attributed 10 the early advent or Joyous spring or
TO the confidence and satisfaction universally IN
spired by the able and honest men VINO are now
at The head OF the government, or to tho final sup
preston OF Master R0chefort and his gang, 1 don't
know. but Paris was never more tranquil, contensed
and Jolly than she IL ~ the present momenL
Pho Nono's Eifigy AT n Discount in Paris
Cabinet Prospect-Art-The san Donate
snies Iucope-Reward of Courage.
PARIS, March g. 1870.
Pontincal coin Is refused by every Que. The
efigy OF the Pope Is nj q discount. The report
which has been circulated Dy the French and for
eign journals that the Imperial government has IN
timated 10 thar OF Rome the withdrawal OF the
French troops from the Eternal City should the In
faiDty OF the Pope be declared, Is devoid OF truth.
~ afiu 10 State tnat the
question has never been discussed by this govern
ment The declaration OF infalilplty would, with
out doubt. give rise to serious difculty; but the
French government will not interfere until the last
moment. France would be Obliged to take action
only should any act OF tho Assembly OF Bishops
interfere with the Code Civil reghing dynastes
supported by universal sa tfrage.
by the C1oche learn that at a dinner given by
NJ. Girardin the chef editor OF the Peupls Funccis
made wager with the editor OF the Ltbee that the
olivier Cabinet would be overtnrown before the "a or
june. The stake Is dinner for twenty at nifty francs
per head. In my last referred TO the cause OF the
hostility displayed by the editor OF the Peupe Fran
Gals towards the present Cabinet, and have quite
made up my mind as to who VIII have 10 pay Tor the
entertainment. Nobody can Ind fault with NJ Clc-
ment Duvernois Tor wishing TO give dinner to his
friends.
The sale OF the third portion OF the san DOnai o
collection has been effected. The pictures by the
Old masters or the Flemish. German, Spanish and
Italian schools We're brought 10 the hammer last
week. Some Italian marbles fetched good prices.
The result or the sale exceeded the price demanded
by the expert. The realized was 3ss l55 francs.
which, together with $50 $40 francs obtained by the
two previous sales, gives total or IyS, ,J4 francs
the following Us list OF the prlnclpai works sold
and the prices obtained.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
E u r Q p E.
Special Review Of the London Change
and Notes of European Finan-
cial Speculations.
the American Colony in Paris--A Brilliant
Marriage Fcte and Social ReVOlutiCnism.
-o->|~>~->-~~~~>~>~~~.~--
Politics, Art and the Pa
pacy i'm Paris.
General siclkles' Banquet and Speech
in Madrid.

by mail steamship from Europe we have the fol-
lowing important and highly interesting special cor
respondence from London. Paris and Madrid, dated
70 the 9th OF March.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12
Let Common Sense Decide.

Whc:9 is the rational mode Of procedure IN
cases OF general debility and nervous pros.
trattoni Does not reason toll us that judi
cious stimulation is required. TO resort to
violent PurgatEon In such a case is ms absurd
as 1t would DO to bleed II starving man. Yet
II is done every day. Yes, this stupid and
unphilosophtcal practice Is continued in the
teeth IF the great fact that physical weakness,
with All the nervous disturbances that nc
company It, Is more certainly and rapidly rc.
ltcYcd by Hostetter's Stom .ch Bittcrs than
ny any other medicine at present known
1t IS true that general debility Is often aten~
ded with torpidity or rregulnrity Of the bow,
cls, ana that this symptom must not bc over
looked. But while tho discharge Of Tho
waste matter Of the system is expedited or
regulated, its vigor must be recruited. The
Bitters do both. They combine npcricnt
aud nnti-bious properties, with extraordi-
nary tonic power. Even while removing obS
sructtous from the bowels, they tone and
invigorato those organs. Through tho stum-'
nch, upon which the grent vegetable specific
acts directly, It gives healthy and perina-
ncnt impetus to every cnfcoblcd function.
Digestion is facilitated, tho fulte.lng circu-
luton rc9ulnted the blood reinforced with
new hcce 'Sion Of the nlimentary principle,
the nerves braccd, and nil the dormant pow
crs OF the system reused into healthy action;
not apHsmodtcally, rs would he tho case If
nero stimulant were Administered, but for q
continuance II is in this way that sucl, OK
'rho'dir;.ry changes arc wrought in the cpn>
dillon Of tho fecJlc, cmaciatc.f and nervous
inTaltds BY the use ofthis wonderful corrcc.
iiYc, nIscrntivo utsr nnd tonic, Let common
and pr'Ntrnffng cdthartic supp lcmcntcd by
Quinin. -
Jan I'm. .'"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12
The Legislature

Is again In session after its Christmas ro-
cess. BUSINESS dono so fnr ia nnimportant
Bills for thnprotcctlon Of migratory flsh; IN
relation TO license aud registration Of phar.
mnccutlsts. &C; to Incorporate various soctt.
ties and compnncs, religious and otherwise
to authorize administrators, executors aud
other Rduciarics to sell certain evidences CT
indebtedness at public sale, und to conlpro-
misc IN certain cases; to designate officers
by whom sales ordered by the Courts Of Com.
mon Pleas. md Judges thereof, and Of the
Courts OF Probate, shall DO made, and for
other purposes; for tho appointment Of fish
commissioners; joint resolution authorizing
the Governor to appoint an agent 10 contract
for labor IN each county Of tho State, sc. SC.
&c, and petitions to Incorporate lnnume>
rablo fire companies. and among them thc
New York" Hose Company Of Beaufort, to
look into tho yarious grog shops Of tho Stnte
to erect dan, at Skull ShoNl, and turnpike
road through sassaftas gap. hnvo been pro
sented and read.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12
uERBrs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Rulo for 1870.

,Cnsh In advance. Yes cash in advance
for subscriptions, transient advertisements,
obituaries, personal notices, and all cllarac-
ter of job work. Our book, aro crowded
with little Nmounts-chargcs made to nc
commodato parties who begged indulgence
and promised to Gull and settle soon. 1t can
not be done my more. Wo pny for oycry
item used In printing, and must hnvo my
for what we do. Don't nsk indulgence any
moro. dear friends, but bring, or send along
your cash. Tint will be the opon sesame in
future. From this week VIC striIio out nll
subscriptions rs they expire, Of good mon
and true men too. and monn no offence
either. all wo nsk Is that If they want the
paper they will pny for 1t, if not We
have no moro to say. We aro tired Of mak>
Ing these little dnnning notices, aud orr paid
up readers arc tired Of It also. Wo don't
want to mnkc them hereafter, therefore tho
ruc for 1870 Is cnsh.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12
Our Stock Quotations.

The great fluctuations and uncertainty
OF value attending the commoncst sccu
rites sincp tho war render reliable and
regular quotations y Of great interest to
the public. We arc therefore glad to
announce that wc have mndo arrange.
menls with Mr.. A. 9. Kaufman, of Char.
lesion. to furnish us with weekly re.
ports of those securities Of most impor.
'"ncc to our readers. Mr.. Kaufman's
quotations Of Southcrn securities ap.
pear regularly in the Financial Chronicle,
and Wall Street journal Of New York,
and the Charleston Courier, three Of the
leading financial and commercial papers
"f this country, md may he depended
on Ms strictly accurate for tho day on
which they arc undo. ...' y
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12
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