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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-23

WHgRp ARE THE PAPERs.-AbouE three
months ago a person protesting to be an au-
,bor;4ed agent of the S. F. Alta and Sunday
Mercury, by the name of Mckee, circulated
considerably through the Boise Basin, and
obtained a number of subscribers for those
papers, and the cash in advance. Since that
time nothing has been heard of him or his
naners, Mr.. Jno. Cody and other gentlemen
who assisted him here, naturally feel indlg,,
nant and desire to know of the proprietors OF
those papers why they do not appear.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-23

THE MALHEUR EXPEDITION mostly returned
on Thursdays portion of the company have
oone to the new mines on John Days river.
The country was thoroughly prospected, but
nothing of any value was found.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

dred substitutes and drafted men Joined
the regiment. and were temporarily as
signed 4e il. and commanded IN some
Instances bF non-eom miBsIoned officers.
With this disorgenized command The
raeimssit tsbk partin4lhe eugagement at
Columbia, Franklin, and Nashville, and
lost in all two killed and Eve wounded.
The regiment arrived at Huntsville,
Alabama, the 9Th of January, 1865, and
on the 10th of February was re-organ-
lied into seven companies and COM
manded by Lieutenant Colonel Henry
N. Lawton. The companies command
ed BY Captains Dennis J. Kennedy, Nell
son n. Boydston, Whedon w. Griswold,
Leander F. Weldon, Geo. W. Bentley,
Thomas Hogarth and Kaufman Funk.
It left Huntsville on the 18Th Of
March, and proceeded BY railroad to
Knoxville, Tenn, and marched thence
TO Shields Mills, near Greenville. Re-
turned soon after 10 Nashville, where it
arrived nethe 23d Of April. While here
large number of men were discharged,
by reason of instructions from the War
Department. heft Nashville, June 18th,
en- route for Texas. Moved by railr Dad
to Jacksonville, and there embarked on
river transports, and proceeded to New
Orleans, Louisiana, where it arrived on
the 25th of June While here, the de.
tachment of the Seth Indiana volunteers
was assigned totheregiment Embarked
ron ocean steamers on the 18th of July
and arrived at Indianola on the 20tt
Einst Marched from thence to Greer
Lake, Victoria, and finally to Goliad
where it performed post duty unit
BORDERS were received for the muster on
f,of the entire regiment, its services being
o7longer required.
Such, In brief, ia the history of thi
! gallant. regiment 1t has been long il
1.-The field, seen severe service, participa
fted in the severest struggles of the war
! leaving scores of its comrades to moul
lder on the soil of the g Sunny South,
from the Ohio to the Guadalupe. Ant
NOV, finally, its surviving few have re
turned from the scenes of strife, honor
ably to lay down their aFms and resum
the quiet occupations of citizen life.
r. Fl. JOHNSON,
Let Lieut.. and Acting Adjutant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF KEErucKY,
I,oursvILLH. XIV, Dec. Z, 1865.

Circular No. 6:
The General commanding announces
that though the fact has not been Of
ficially announced, enough is known to
warrant the statement that the amend
ment to the Constitution of the United
States prohibiting slavery has been rati
fed by the Legislatures Of threefourths
of the States, and is, to all intents and
and purposes, q part of said Constitu.
tion. = q
Whatever doubts may have heretofore
existed on the subject, slavery has
now ceased to exist in Kentucky,
and with it fall all the laws of the State
heretofore in force intended for it's sup
port.
General Orders Number Thirty-two
(32) and Forty-nine (49), and all other
orders from these headquarters relating
to the issuing of passes to colored peo-
ple. having become unnecessary, are
therefore rescinded. From heneeforth
colored people will be under the protec-
ton OF the general laws Of the land
and if the owners or operators of boat
or railroads shall disregard their I'M.
doubted right to travel at pleasure, u
on conforming to reasonable regula
tons, they are advised to apply prompt,
to the courts for redress.
BY command of - y
Maj. Gen. J. M. Palmer =
Il. b. HARLAN, Capt. and A. A. g
Official: WIN. A. Leverell, A. d. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
The President and the Southern
~ Congressman.
slgnlfloanl TeIegrann Co GOV. Perry


Significant Telegram TO GOV. Perry,
The following Telegram was sent BY
the President to Provisional Governor
Perry, of South Carolina:
si@ WASHINGTON, Nov. IL, 1865.
To B. F. Perry, Provisional Governor:
do not think it necessary for the
members elect for South Carolina to be
present at the organization of Congress-
On the contrary, it will be better policy
to present their certificates of election
after the two Houses have organized,
which will then be q simple question,
under the Constitution, of the members
taking their seats. Each House must
Judge for itself the election returns and
qualifications Of its own members AS
to what the two Houses will do in refer
ence to the oath now required to be
taken before the nembsrs,ean take their
seats, is unknown to me, and l. do not
like 10 predict. Bat, upon thewhole, j
am Of the opinion that it.wouldg be bet
ter for'the question to come up and be
disposed OF after the two Houses have
been organized. j hope that your Legis-
lature will adopt code in reference to
free persons of color that will be accept
able to the country, at the same time
doing justice to the white and colored
population. ANDREW JOHNSON,
President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

2 GoNE TO EURoPE.-Mr. Berry r. Sui
grove left Indianapolis on Friday night
for New York, where he will join Gov.
Morton, and sail with him in the Scotia,
on the 18th, for Europe. ysrsT brp
5 We shall look for Mr. Sulgrove's Eu-
ropean letters with great interest. They
will be decidedly original and entertain
ing. The Indianapolis Journal promises
to furnish us with them. 1na .sftoHfaB
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

John Quincy Adams has been elected
to1he Legislature from Quindk, Massa-
.chusetts. He is an Adams of The fourth
generation. Intellect very rarely de-
scends as in this stock John Adams
was President; John Quincy Adams, his
son, was President; Charles Francis
Adams, his son, is Minister to the Court
of ST. James, and John Quincy Adams
his SOD, comes to show that the original
qualities have notrun cut yet q ares
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

The Copperhead meeting at Cooper
Institute, New York, which cheered
when Gen, Lees name was mentioned,
maintained its consistency by remaining
silent when Lincoln, Grant, ETC., were
mentioned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

GrN. BUTLER AND GEN. GRAMS Re-.
PoRr.-Generai Butler will shortly reply
to the structures against him in General
Grant report, publishing all the official
kilograms and documents connected
with his military administration of affairs
in Virginia, commencing with the move
ment OF the army Of the James I'M Mays
1854, and ending With the attack on
Fort Fisher. &c y,a-F s. @of.s,sr5 .gfs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
CoLLECTOR,s SALE.

RToTICEIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT I. JOHN
IN SCHuBERT, collector of the City Of Evans
vile, be tween this hours Of 0 and l2o,elock g. m.
I'D 8 and . O'Clock p. M, on
Thursday, December 7th, 1867
viii sell at public auction. at the door Of the
Court House in the City of Evansville, Indiana,
the folloViB Lots, parts of Lots, and parcels o
Real Estate, and improvements, assessed for the
payment Of City Taxes for the year 1865, due from
he owners thereof to the City of Eyansville-
said Taxes being now due and unpaid-and for
the costs of said sale land that the sale will be
continued on the next day thereafter. viz ON
Friday, the Sth day of December, 1855, at 2
| O'Clock m, at the door Of the Court House in
Evansville, for the purpose of selling such prop
erty as may have been sold on the day fret above
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
CLOTHING.


| HUM PHREYS'
1IAFEPh1SEn & MON nan SosT NaipEa
~ experience, entire success: Simple
RTomp Efficient and Reliable. They are the
% th Rstiscsy adapted g popular use
them so harmless as 60 be free from danger and
| so efficient as to be always reliable. They have
raised the highest commentator from all, and
\ % Cures Cents.
| No. " Fevers, Congestion, determinations 25
/ No. /" Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie rs
No. $"Gryipg ChOli6spr. ieethfng of in
fants Is
No. DiarrhOea Of children or adults. rs
No. (" Cholera Morbus, Nassau, ' Vom. -
9. eoS CHS, Colds. BrCnchiiis.. g
No. Heaeiache, sick Hesdsshe, Vertigo Is Is
No. 10 "Dyspepsfa, Bilious Stomach.....-.. Is
Ne. u Suppressed or Painful Periods...... Is
No. IL " w httes, too profuse Periodm........ rs
No. Is /" Group, Cough, difficult breathing. rs
No. II " salt Rms N an, Erysipela ,Eruptioas rs
No. 15-s Rheum atfsm, Rheumatic Pains rs
No. 10 /" Fever and ASues~ Chill Fever
No. II plies, b nd u bleeding so
No. 20 " WhOoping Cough and violent -
-scongn = $500 -.--,. 80
No. Is /" OpthaInly and sore or weak eyes so
No. 2l' AsthEna8o oppressed Breathing .-...... So
No % g Lar Dtschars Ca impaired Hear
hH ing.....ss--s...... so
No. % scrofufa, Enlarged Glands. Swell.
No. "a g General DSbffatys and Physical
#TI Weakness. 90
No. 26t Dropsy and scAnty eecretions.-.....s so
No. IS g Sea sickness, sickness from riding so
No. n A Kidney Disemaes Grasel...s.As.!-. 30
No. 2s"sMerveus Debtlffy,seminai Emis-l
- sionss involuntary DischargssszlI00l
NO. = !" Sore Mouth, Oanker...............s.50
NO. ~ '%19aM@ry AncOnttnence, Wet-a
ling
NO. 81 Falnful Periods, even with
cpAsmss-.--... 49,. so
NO. 81 Suffcrtngss change. of life ........ 100
No. 50 a ERfiepssys spasnhs, and Sc. Wits . ]
90
No. 81 I" DipeherAny loerafad Sore Threat so
FAMILY GASES. @NaH4f
IS walls, morocco case, and booE..........siOO 90
70 large Walls, in morocco. and boo k..-v>s~s 90
70 do plan case, sad boo 10 .ss~4s 5 90 |
ID boxes mos to ISL and book $4,000. 90
- VEVERIM Try SPECIEICE.a e /
Mahogany Cases. 10 Fials 10 90 I
Single r9aks with directions. I 90
~% These Remedies by the casa or single box, /
are sent 60 any part Of the eountrysb y mail or
express, nee u charge. on receipt Of me price,
HpMPHREYss sPEc1FrU "a asei1
y HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
0fice aud Hepot, No. 662 Broadway, New York /
iDR. Humphreys is consulted daily at his of1ice
pefsonHfFy or NY IsstsFs above for all forms Of
IA FERRIS, sPkRKs Zoo,
s28 whoiesRIe Agents, Evansville, Ind
-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

COMMISSIONERS APPoINTED. The fol-
lowing Commissioners of Deeds for the
State of Indiana in other States were
appointed By Governor Baker, ron. Fri
dsy:EgEfa eG13 sf1uog 3G 4d9Tsc
d. Frank, Sherman, New Bedford,
Massachusetts. n9r.sr
George J.sTurper New York CITY,. 4
N. Proctor Smith, San Francisco,
California.
Lewis NJ. Cutting, Stockton, CalifOr-
mia. sas9hb 8k 6A2Ss{LA 49,
Joseph t. Atkinson, Baltimore, Mary
land, 3HLIEA1 81
RESERVATIONS AcoEPTED. The resig-
nations of the following officers have
been accepted by the President:
Major General Butler, to take effect
Nov. Both, 1865; Maj Gen. John A.
Dix, do Brig. Gen. Jno. j. Croxton
from Dec. I'd; Brigadier General J. a.
Ketchum, do. ! The resignation of Col.
q. L. Scots, U. s. A., q nephew of Gen.
Scott, has also been accepted, to date
from October 81, 1866. Col Scott, it
will be recolIected, after the retirement
of General Scott, was assigned to duty
in the Adjutant Generals Office, from
which he was removed at the request OF
General Mcclellan, who accused him of
furnishing the enemy with information.
The matter WAS quietly pushed up at
the time, and Col Scott granted leave
OF absence to visit Europe, where he has
been ever since his reaignation was ac.E
cepted. Il is understood to have been
granted st the earnest solicitation of
General Scott
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
Upper ENLARaEMENT.

~ Lot Block Taxes.
Afkmau. W M, NV 3< 3 S62 40
Blackford, Isaac theirs Of )......... IT IS 20
Chandler, J, middle u off,. 81 40
Read, II E......................-........5 So % 60
Fairchild, H....................... As 66 %
do .......-... ............ &c 50 %
ORIGINAL PLAN.
Conant, m, Il n of........-... q $40 81
Deig ew....,................ "a 81 81
Parrott, Rob't, 25x75 adj mid. pit 1877 II o.
~ DONATION ENLARGEMENT. ~.
Chandler. JJ.sw " ot..........!.1s7 3 slI q
Markle, Jacob, n W a of.........2l0 19 9
Walker, w H..........................21 Iii 81 g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
aoT aakFEOUR.

EQ N B4RRELs Dop BLR EXTRA CHOICE
OOO Family Fl6ur. naAds from old wheat. For
sale at Brown, .DUnKERsuE q 90. Is,
'9na9alHmr In. T 80 7 'ss5Nos atsE attest. Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
~ BRAY's ENLARGEMENT.

Fowler + L 7 51l3eTsl
do p --.-.----..----.,-r~v~-,. Z giaR q
90 y - ~
DO 4. ..---------,-.s.....-.- - a-q ~
90 s...s.....-.-r-.-...-s-. p a9 fsrf. -
90 .s.-,.'s'-.'--.'....-.....-- " q - ~
EI[ 90 s:.:..-.:-.;,,.,--:....- Il ! BE
Hughes .................. .....,,....,, n
do .......... =. ........... ........... - u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
-. HoIzaRGIRE's EELAReamEEE3td

-, DO u 2..-..- .-s..... sc ~ - y
Early, Robert (heirs Of ):;,.::.;.;,:: s.
Law; n. 6 ~ ~ *
Reitz. John .,<-sss S5sz s 70
do a1i .s..a....a...s. - g.. Il iO6RSE 81
~ DO ~ ...,......,.............. 10 % 106 = 81
Kiedel, John ......, .-.....'. u I535 ,ii6.s0
10 ' ID 100 - u %
Sherwood, Marc PHI "a
do lif7d5 q. -. 24ssasI "a
d dS z az 80 ~
shirk, H........ Z NH 81 IOlA IS
- 90 .-,--..,-...'.-.-....-,'.,;. y = 'Iyy4 q
do ................-- ..--.s.....- ~ lO4 81
s'A'bs sa John ..:.,.;;lz..r~.zl..1aaS e
UnknQE6 owners 10 { 81
AZ * .,s,Tr-; s,.Hr b. 4 IL 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
Kentucky a Free State.
Important order OF General Palmer
~ q

All Restrictions ON ColOred People
Removed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

RESERVATIONS AeoEPTED. The resig-
nations of the following officers have
been accepted by the President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

George, Turner New York City, q
N. Proctor Saith, San Francisco,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT:

oAh W % C-@s-.. s..-s....--..'---. =
Dc ..s-..........-+.-.--...-...s. D Sa4 !
cARyIN's EEIARGEMENT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

y ~ LIS tt&tIt ttG@tA tt's =. q 81 - II 8sl
Il. Frank shearman, New Bedford,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

.HTINs 3 YaIWAH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

Supplied with every description Of Copper and
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators,
on an improved pineiple, Columns for Alcohol
Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &C. +; Copper
Lead and Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iroh
Pumps OF evsry variety, for Beer, epritss Oil So,
Braa8 Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, &C.
Workmen sent to ali parts TO at up work and do
rspairs on steam Boilers, Copper and sheet Iron
Works, As. ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23
TIE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DATI,Y-FoR GENTLEMEN
j only, at the New York Museum q anatomy sls broad.
way Paroles unable 20 attend these lectures have them
forwarded receipt OF ten cents by addressing Secretary OF
New York Museum VI Anatomy.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUOrIoNEER.-suPERB MO.

MORRIS WILKINS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mo
l'l dern and Antique Furniture Sevres China artistic
Bronzes Mirrors, China, GLASS; Carpets, AcE. H. Lu D.
Low CO. will sell at auction Tuesday May IS, 1863 az
l0 O'Clock at the residence No. 23 Fifth avenue corner %
Ninth street. the entire Furniture, &c. contained In said
house portion Of which imported from Paris aud the
balance made order by Narcotic Roux Dessor 49, VII
DRIVING ACCOMPLISHMENTS ebony and gilt Drawing Room
SUITS in blue satin daiask rosewood pivans turkish
Chairs Side Chairs and Oonans In crimson cotn elegant
Bull and Maque;eeic Cabinets Gard Tables lard kiere;
ebony Centre aud Console Tables marble tops eie-
giant Sevrcs and ormou Mantle Clock and Candeabras,
style Louis XVI; ornou Clock and Candelabras. style
Louis XIV; superb and decorated China hnntel
Vases and Jars style Of the Empire; superb French pate
Mirrors; elegant blue and lemon color satin DamaSk Cur
tains; Lace do: Aubusson and Moquet Carpets.
LBRARY.-Ecgant walnut Library Tables oak ana
ebony Easy Chairs Folio Rack elegant black marble CLOCK
with Bronze Figure Crimson Reps and Lace Curtains
French Moguet Carpet. -.
DINING RooM.-Eeganty carved walnut pillar Exten.
sion Table solid walnut Bullets, marble tops Arm
Dining Chairs Sofas reps rosewood Pier Tables blue res
Curtains oak silver Mante Clock and Candeiabras pe
assortment OF Cut and Engraved Glassware French China
DC.
BED CHAMBERS -Elaborately carved Froech oak and
mahogany French Bcdsteds Wardobes Armoiresa Gace,
Dressing Bureaus washstanda Spring Beds aasse lar
Mattresses holsters Pillows Couchns and Easy Chairs
Damssk and Lace Curtains French plato Mirrors figured
and Lace Curtains Moquct and Brussels Carpets &C
ALsOEesan ormolu rocalle Chandeliers, Side Burners,
Brackets, &c. =. /,
The house open for inspection, by permit which,
with catalogues be had ut the Office OF the auconeer
No 8 Pine street.
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Dated New YonK, May 10, 1906.

CAUTfoy.-I GIVE NOTICE THAT AN THE OWNER
~ OF letters patent Of the United states, granted juno 70
1863 the exclusive right of making sell
cloth other covered hats, With bodies Of palm
leaf material OF similar character prepared
and edged per spechcnor and all pcrsons who make,
sell such hais, without night obtained from
infringe said render themselves liable o. FOR
damages wholesale and obbsg houses viii be supplied
street n Y FRANCIS r. FLANAGAN.
NEWARK. March 81, 1876.
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CENTRAL PARK ORDINANCE.
~ Tho Board Of Commissioners OF the Central Park 40
ordan as follows:-
No Gre engine ladder hose truck, other
machine wheels commonly used for the distinguishing Of
shall be allowed OF the Central Park except
c transverse roads without the previous consent Of the
Comptroller OF the Park.
No funeral procession hearse other vehicle person
carrying body deceased person, shall be allowed
any part OF tho Central Park the transverse
roads.
person except In the employ OF the Board of Commits
sioncrs OF the Central Park shall light make or use any
upon the Central Park.
person foot shall the grass lawn or turf Of
the Central Park except when and where the word Com
mon" posted indicating that persons are at liberty al that
time aud place 10 e. on the grass.
The ebove ordinances were adopted and passed at meet
of the Board Commissioners OF the Central Park duly
cid the 9Th of May 1855, and pub
lscd obedience the requirements of an act entitled
IAN Act for the and Government .. me ,eutfM
1890 :" 'i~ 'i.. al SA-s vx n.sssss3 Spfii H. ,ss,
Tho follow ing OF said applicable to the above
SIC Is All persons offending against such ordinances
shall deemed gully of semeanor, and be pnnisn on
conviction before the Mayor Recorder or nagstrat OF
the city of New York. by fine not exceeding nifty dollars
aud default Of payment b. imprisonment not exceeding
thirty days. - - x
BY order OF the Board ANDW H. GREEN
Comptroller Of the Park.
Voyv Aavf n
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COAL, WOOD, &c.

one A CIIALDRON FOR COKE, DELIVERED IMwF-
wO daeiy, and % ton for the best family Coal Apply
JAMES MghRAY.
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HroTrcr "a HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE WILL
~ be election Of thirteen directors and three nspec
OF election az tho Buffalo Extension OF the Atlantic aud
Great Western Railway Company the Office OF the compa
nv IN the city OF Buffalo The 2sth day OF May inst be-
tween The hours OF W o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock T. NJ "
that day. w. ". bhhibioN, Sec.~'s
REPRESENTATION BEAUTIFUL GOLD CiiRoSo.
J. meter was presented I, VIM y: skidnorc. thicf fng.
neer o Inc York and Brooklyn Ferry Company by his
friends on he evening Of Saturday. May 10 at as Grand
street, New York.
ITSTON AVENUE Ass0CIATiON-Ar SARATOGA
u Springs Notice hereby given lhgt tbc books OF sub
sor,on 20 capital stock ~ this association VIII be opened
OF the ch day Of june nc, az the foieNins VIC
metropolitan Hotel IN the city Of New York. ~ The oee OF
A. hnard In the city OF Troy aud Al the oo Of e sara
oga County Agricultural Society ~ the village of Saratoga
springs. By order OF the Board q Dircetor. -,
j. X Cosby scc'y. WIN. w. LELAND, President
SARATOGA STRINGS May ~ 1865.
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TTOBOKEN FACES.
Ill HUDSON COUETY-SPRING MEETING
Of the Hudson CounX Agricultural Society.
~. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
M.~,2 %. "a and 25
NO DISAPPOINTMENT IN ACCOUNT OF WEATHER.
FIRST DAY-(TO DiHl TUESDAY, MAY %.
FIRST RACE.
Selling sweepstakes premium OF 5000 for all ages; two
and quarter mile dash; four entries.
SECOND RACE
Criterion sweepstakes premium Of $780, for three year
Odds, one mile dash
THIRD RACE
Post stake premium s4en for all ages, two mile heats;
entrance $780, D. p The Secucus Course, Hudson county,
H. ~ ~ niles west q Iioosen To be reached IL vehicles
streets the Forty second street and Jersey City ferries The
Erie Railroad from foot Of Chambers street ut 95
III 40 and I25 each day. special trains directly 10 the
grounds arriving in is minutes from the departure and
turning immediately after the last of the day Boats
VIII run from the Forty second street ferry from $40 MI
the afternoon and evening The direct routes the course
from 81 the ferries Indicated by sign posts Fare both
ways 81 cents First each day 1880 r. NJ The most
efficient police regulations VIII be made and strict decorum
maintained Badges for the meeting admitting gentle
man and lady, s5 badge: for single day 81 tickets to
can be obtained at NIL the principal hotels in New York at
Demoncos and at the entrance gate OF the