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Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-27

A lady making inquiries of boy about
his father, an incorporate man who had
been sick for some time, asked whether
he had regainsd his appetite. NO ma am
not exactly, his appetite is very poor, but
his drinkatite is as good as ever
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-27

"Drunk my boy drunkg' and tears
started from the mothers eyes, and she
bent her head in unutterable sorrow. In
that moment the vision of useful and
honorable career was destroyed; and one
of worthlessness, ifnot absolute dishonor,
presented itself. Well did she know
that intemperance walks hand in hand
with poverty, shame and death; and her
mother heart was pierced as with sharp.
pointed steel. All, young man if the
holy feelings of love for her who bore you
is not dead within you, shun that which
gives her pain; adhere to that which
gives her joy. If she is with you on
earth, she does not, cannot desire to see
her son a drunkard; ifshe is with her
Father in Heaven, she knows that your
conduct shuts heaven against you, and
debars you from her society forever. The
drunkard cannot inhabit the kingdom of
God.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-27
Constitutional Amendment
Rejected!
WINNEMUCCA DECLARES
A GENERAL AMNESTY,
NEW MINES DISCOVERED ON JORDAN
STREETIIf
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT


JERRY SCHoErrBLD's Store,
Where cheaper goods are sold
Than was ever sold before;
Consulting Of varieties too numerous to nam,
Call and see Jerry and you will say tn. saz
There you will find Histories
Of every cline and natisn,
Dating from the present time
Back to the beginning of creatisn;
Novels from every author,
Paper of every kind,
Gold and Steel pens and pencils,
At Jerry's Store you will find.
Pistols, Guns and Bowie Knives,
If to war you want to 20,
Can be found at Jerry's,
The cheapest place we know.
Gold and Silver Watches,
And Jewelry of brilliant sheer,
In magnificent profusion, can
At Jerry's Store be seen.
Besides Cigars and Tobacco,
For all lovers of tho weed,
Which in excellence of Quality,
Old Virginia can't exceed.
The most beautiful framed piotures,
For the Parlor or Saloon,
Can be purchased very oheaply
ny applying very soon.
Pipes and patent Medicines,
Are always kept on hand;
And perfumery of sweetest fragrance,
0fany in tho land.
Table and pocket cutlery,
And a variety of toys
Imported here expressly,
For the little Girls and Boys.
In short, you can get ANYTHING.
Big, little, coarse or fine,
And Jerry will sell cheaper
Than any in his line.
Now we advise you'fellow citizens,
When you shopping 20,
Don't forget to call at Jerry Schoenfeld's
On Jordan Street below.
Jan. II 1867, lok
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-27

When Mohammed, exposed to the
wrath of his enemies, fled from Mecca, in
company with Abubeka, they took refuge
in cave of Their, where the two fugitives
concealed themselves for three days. His
pursuers, coming to the mouth of the
cave, found that a spider had woven a
web across the entrance, from which cir
cumstance they judged that no one could
have recently entered it. Accordingly
they retired without examining the inte-
rior, and the Prophet and his companion
escaped. But for that spiders web,
Mohammed would have lost his life, and
his career would have been only dimly
on the page of history.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-27
GOOD NEWS FROM LEMHI
DIGGINGS VERY EXTENSIVE!

FRIENDS are good in any country, and I am
no more opposed to having them than any ono
else, but where money is required to buy them,
amt "on it'-don't want to purchase. Now.
therefore, all those indebted to WORSHAM &
REYNOLDS will do we'll to settle their accounts
on or before the first day of July, next. If they
do not l will sue all 1 think can make ii out Of
and those think cannot, will publish their
names. Come, have waited long enough
Waiting any longer is the sold thing"
WorShsm can be seen at Boonville, and can
be found in Silver any day.
-, VIM. REYNOLDS.
Silver City, June 1867. 3O:w3.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-27

A round the idea of ones mother the
mind of man clings with fond affection.
1t is the first dear thought stamped upon
our infant hearts, when yet soft and
capable of receiving the most profound
impression, and all after feelings are more
or less light in comparison. Our pass
ions and our wilfulness may lead us far
from the object offillial love; we may be-
come wild, headstrong, and angry at her
councils Or opcsition; but when. death has
st;lled her monitory voice, and nothing
but calm memory remains to recapitulate
her virtues aud good deeds, affection, like
aflower beaten to the ground by rude
storm, raises up her head and smiles a.
midst our tears. Round that idea, we
have said, the mind clings with fond afec-
ton; and even when the earlier period
forces memory to be silent, fancy takes
the place remembrance, and twines the
images OF our departed parent with gar
land of graces and beauties and virtues
which we doubt not that she possessed.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-27

Two. Yankees took lodgings for about
ten days at tavern in Lancaster county,
Pa, and Jared sumptuously, drinking two
or three bottels Of wine daily. The last
day, and before they had paid their bill,
a dispute arose about the speed of their
horses. They at last agreed to enter on
the profitable contest The landlord
was appointed judge, each being rider of
bis own horse. When they were mount
ed, the judge, like those of the Olympic
games, gave the word-one, two, three
and go. OFF they went, and have neither
been seen nor heard of since; leaving the
the landlord fully compensated by having
had the homer to be their judge.
A YANKEE IN LovE.-Oh dear, what
nonsense people talk about love, don't
they? Sleepless nights, broken dreams,
beatin, hearts, pale faces, a pinin away
to shadders, fits of absence, loss of appe-
title, narvous futterins, and all that. 1
haven't got the symptoms, but I'll swear
to the disease. Folks take this talk. I
guess, from poets; and they are miserable,
mooney sort of critters, half mad and
whole lazy, who would rather take a days
dream than days work any time, and
catch rhymes as niggers catch flies, to
pass time; hearts and darts, cupid and
stupid, purlin' streams and pulin' dreams,
and SO on. It's all bunkrml Spooney
looks and spooney words may do for
schoolboys and seminary girls; but for a
man like me, and angelliferous critter
like Sophy. love must be Ike electricity;
eye for eye, and heart for heart, telegraph
ed backward and forwards like lied light
ming.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-27

DOMESTIC DEFINITIONS. Home
The place where children have their own
way, and married men resort when they
have nowhere else to keep Themselves.
Wife; The woman who is expected to
purchase without means. and sew on but
tons before they come of.
Baby; A thing on account Of which its
mother should never go to the opera, con-
sexuently need never have new cap.
Dinner; The meal which is expected
to be in exact readiness whenever the
master of the house happens be at home
to eat it, whether at one or halfpast six
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
MARRIED.

BAXTRR-wASHBrRY-O Tuesday May II, At the First NJ r.
Church Harlem brides father assisted by the pastor the Rev
Leo McKow Warren Baxter Emily WAshburn both Of that
place
HOLBRoOK-MoUyT-A. Jersey City j. Thursday May l6.
Bons Perry, Isaac T. HOlbrook OF heTAorE 10
Lime c. daughter OF NJ. B. Mount
JOyEs-RBFORDAt Live Oak Plantation, Mcauopr FLORIDA
March o. bv the Camnond Kennedy OF NewiOrs NJ r.
Jones to SIiss Annie Reod Of Bloomfield, SewJersey.
HATFIRLD-WATKEs0 WEDNESDAY May l5 by the Rev. g. r.
Kend Townsend Hatfield 10 Lucy M eldest daughter Of ME j.
4. Watkins
HATPIRLD-wATKES-O wednesday N,y IS, BY the Rev
Kendnck Townsend Hatfield OF Chicago Ill., to Lucy NJ daughter
Of Mr. John L. Watkins OF this city.
Chicago papers please coP!
HAGARGRRG-On Thursdy MAY B at the residence Of the brides
father N by tie Rev Samuel j. Knapp, Henry A. hagar Of
Brookyn ~ Y Jessie third daughter Of William Greig esq
TUESDAY May H. at the residence Of
Harper esq by the Rev H. b. Rdgaway OF Sing sing n
Rabne 81 d. TO Cathrne H. BrAdret bath Of sis
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
NEW-YORK.

SUGGESTIONS FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
The following representation" to the COnStitu-
tonal Convention be circulated for the signature Of
citizens Of Brooklyn and sent TO Albany when tie Con-
ventiOn meets;
10 he Constitutional Co,renfon Of ne State Of Ner York
about Ia assemble at Album:
The undersigned respectfully represent that The rapid
growth OF this city, with its peculiar exposures arising
from its proximity to NewYork. renders it urgently
0ecessary that We should have more vigorous inipl
government for the mantenace Oh oroer, tne va
SOn of the public health. the general enforcement OF te
laws and the prevention OF wronss an9 aDo,fs IN nv Se
n the revision OF the ninth section Of Article WILL the
Sirs clause shall be made 70 rad .. and ,,o-Do,, VII
The Lfis9e is e9po"eiea Z, % ne 'l anu % js, %
,sse' & Psr & shsl;T ioS T s " aa H. p on cty or 7gs
Eo Incorporates without tie consent OF majority Of tue a'
Vested in Mayor and such subordinate ocers appointed aud uo
ene Sy 9m e. & tee ~ s % b @ rcS 10 coaroi aIy 6eJt
without express authority ef the LguF ecel 10 time % var n
sorpevs OF counties as the rpresenttves the Execu
femovable by the Governor, under such regulations
She Legislature may prescribe We further recommend
authority of the whole state and should therefore be
And as an encouragement fidelity In official duty
Judges should hold office during coed behavior being
ny time y concurrent resolution Of both Houses OF the
legislature two-thirds Of each House cOncurrng ANA
I'VE recommend that the supreme court Sha nc Ge ia H H
Jurisdiction throughout the state that the LEGISLATURE e
ness OF the state may require diminish the number
by requiring vacancies 70 remain inned that an Ccutls
be discontinued; that 70 secure competent experience
among the Judges OF the Court Of Appeals vacancies
therein shall be filled by appointment only or men VINO
are have Judges OF the supreme Court ana that
for the expedng Of the business o. the Court of Appears
she Legislature empowered 20 authorize TWO DenchcS
OF three judges each. 10 sit at the same time 20
hear appeals under the regulations. And the IGgsA
fure ought ample power to provide for claSne
the Judges OF the Supreme Court. for dividing ana ds
trbutng their aboTs for regulating the holding OF Gen
rra Terms Special Terms. Circuit Courts Courts Oh oyer
aud Terminef and sitngs at Chambers. in such man
ne as will equae the labors OF The judges and tAe con-
senience OF the people as far as practicable
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

Bacon in good jobbeg demand AT ! prces shouSer PC k9
Sides l2ic Sides I3Idl3c Lard duiesnd offered IN s H
l3 ol4ic III 9l8le Gold, 1851 s,er9ng
Exchange 46d49t Exchange par cent ls
BALTIMORE. Rio scarce, snd IN demand SAFES
$50 bags late yesterday private terus Cotton N n ne
pn b atoVe buyers Mddmg Upands. Z.43e flour n
active and declined SOC Whatdi end nominal and gG5c lower eT
eept on strictly Choice Msrand which ye Corn improved
asra9d end 2a3e be,ter Prime White ~ Isl Yellow I3o = 10
1td western ~ 07G Al o. Oats lGic oweri sales at 1ac
I've ee5,eI sales at asa ~ 30 Sugar tm st for fair
prime ke1niug Provisions qprt but bulk Shoulders, 5H h
Sides lo loose and l0 packed Pork 3 80 Z5 H. Lard
" estern IJie City l3c. Whisky steady a 0c in bond
MLWaUKRE May Flol dull and unchanged Wheat unsetted
sales Of No. at 81 Sl No. ~ s5 No ~ Giu2 o. O al
yanng sales 2c for No end az for No. Corn dull but
6nn 1t 9c for New Sheed Recep- bb Flour 2O0O bush
Wheat 800 bush Oats $500 bush do shpmentS40 bbls Floa
10000 bush Wheat
TOLEDO Ohio NAV l7-Four quiet Wheat unchanged Corn
opened an advance Of Be- but 1t partially @ sales at 81 10 for
No aud 81 O for No aud closed at 81 030 81 w bid for No
CHICAGO May -fgr quiet but unchanged. Wheat fm at an
advance OF 7d8c sales of No. ~ 81 No closing
the outside. Corn 81 aniet 81
for No and s2d92!c for No Oats less active for No
Rye fairly advance 2c sales 20
J. 80 2 In
ous nominal Cattle quiet 81 15d for shipping
Live Hogs dull decline of 5dlO sales 69 sc O5
" best grades Cattle moderately active for sales 81 50
Recep5 bbs Flour 300 bush Wheat 900 bus Corn
bush. Oats 400 Hogs. Shipments 200 bb Flour IS 900 bush
Wheat 81, 900 bush COrn nxkS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
POLITICAL
TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE
NJ rsLEaRAPB TO TEE TRIBUNE.
7 NASHVILLE, May 17.-Judge Lawrence has declined
khe nomination for Congress made by the anti-lnm-
hle Radicals His supporters are greatly dlSap-
pointed, as they regarded his election sure Ihey
kyil probably dominate another candidate.
{ Judge Charles Emerson has accepted the kepuDl-
gan nomination for Judge OF the supreme Court Oh
illinois, for the Second Grand DIVISION.
sPERCH OF EMERSON ETHERIDGE AT SIENIPHIs-RI:PLY
OF COL. STOKES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 1.-THE Hon. Emerson
Etherdge Conservative candidate for Governor spoke
the Court House Square this morning to an audience OF
hbout 10000 persons, including many ladies' He was
Nowed by General w b. Stokes, who defended Gov.
Brownlow and the Radical party with great warmth
He said Gems. Grant, Sherman, Thomas aud sheridan
rWere Radicals and they conducted the present recon
atruCtiOQ Law.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
THE STATE or TRADE.
ny r.LEeH.rn TO rmr TRIBUNE.

crxcss,r May ljFoqr dull wheat dr and Sominl,he r,
s'' ss5e light ard % Ss o i ..sor % Dn ys % SS 81 70 ws
L az &C. bond Provision. qget bpt u3eaAaga % N Mes % rO G
L' i2l Batter 25G2Is Geese dull a, & 2sl'c @
s" rS,, Money ea at sa 10 . cent for dIscoanI
O,vEGo May lPOar les, active e1' unchanged sales oI 100 Dds
sa for Double BIirs Wheat quiet but u9e1suged
a. 90 TO- 600 d. At 81 o5a IS TO- bush White Can
ala 80 Corn quiet held at 81 l2Gsl % for New Mixed and
S1l S 1 o %s & s5 . % s Ssl '9Sa1 S
3 Corn . e % o q n and nd II NiS St % q n s S 1el
iced aga ShGT %& %& S o S 1 Pea is Corn s to SswYes iame
,s5 5 % 10 I''d dc ud.an ( I'D y y1YoE RAILROAD Flour
70 Boston Albany zoe Ssgioft BY "a. snd y. sI
IvSruo My unchanged wheat qo;,,c css, . St.s s !,
90 irregular and busTs are ho1g on ', & t@ W. w.s sS,0
9 n'd c 20 SS;fa 5 sa. 10 S Sof we.,:m ,ed At
s.ss 1S @ w:'' ost. at ss S md .& s S a .
5sdbc 5000 bash Ohio part 70 arrive q soe baIJ snenns
ss's ~ I, r0' Raep%wSsaI aI so Sa. Corr Oats
shymepts-COn, 5000 bu'h oA' OO bush Fs' 'O
sr Ioup May L,si in dsm.d ,9dhsh.T
.,s :, ~ ioT M Flour dsesd SCI supesns aud
lover grades Extras have advanced se S ss aud T
ssps ss l sS$s sst7 !. SsPs. y Fs, csTa
So 81 Sc s D.sy :Ss .ss ss Es Y
csT ss ss 'si q IS. LSs wSs Iy Soad Ss.
Ioryrr NAV 7s.l,. Of e hha Lea. Tobacco I'm s I.,s.
sf WB.ai-Rsd Winter 81 vs. CoFs1Whe shslsd NJ NJ ~ PT T
10 sd BAcor-shonder 9d9lc Clear Sides Hte LAu ~ VS.
lsle Raw wh.k, unsettled e2 Aay9 ~ iree ,oa ,. o.,
M,xY1 Nav iCotop quist 81 15a21e reeps ~ a ~.
,o sas bales receipts the wYsh bale, sper ~ "a so
,aeL an hand 6as. Com dali AZ &l 2dGel " p1A ~
Bson~ssosdsr. IO Ce. s r Lard lSs roGI
yaau Ala May l7-CO0n quet sales to-day VO pses s5
wdng $50 sales Of ,he week 925o aes recep' '
s., .Ipori. 31 bal., stock band % as ha s rr.u
!, - R:aa s s, ), sS Nc
,,,.. s.ts5fS'Ss 20 Sss: r:S d ss R:s '0 S''
s,no,,, 600 bales; stock hand 1000 bsles - ala.
inor,r. Ca l7co,lon opsssd fIm bst cioieo e'' ~
9ao bs.s. receipts bales hdd1ngs fse , ,uAu...
sss 6 , bufs sor. receipts, sOc Sss. ,... $500
h.., Lo. Mddng bo Receipts Of the wssh tsoo eaes &
sss0 the ,t weei Exports sr ns % nnss,nsrd
F da VITO 20 s.PsTsas !. lS1i;s ~ Whit. Si e. Oats
es, lqa aud uleAna pelk " igy dull ass Gts.&..&
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
KrEtEz.unN5zzEzx1
DIED.


APPELUSAt L-ghorn Ut,lD April % Carrie c. VIZ, o. Mr.
Appeiu, daughter Of the late Alfred Sade ESQ., Of Philadelphia
Ia TIE 2lst year Of her age.
BLOOMIEGDALEou Thgrdny May lG, walter Lvng'ton only
child Of David Caroline Boomag4ae aged month and days
BURGEss-on Thursds 1851 Mrs Sarah Burgess in the s0h
The De family respectfully invited to attend a. The sa funeral
residence Of her ndw Thomss Cor NO ZB onl
Pourthst Brooklyn D. Sunday afternoon MAY 49, azoelocG
BENEDIcTon wene.. My - from eo1su@EGR rs & S,qd By
Gbn = r Benedict, Capt 4th U. s. Irfu,Ey. =,
The will take place under Military Escort nom te res9enee
o'clock The friends Of the Hy arc Invited to attend
without further invitation
BAXTERAt Richmond Va Wednesday, May Is Caroline Mary
wife q Georse " hser ,p SSS % I % Dd TO- attend
funeral Ne - msn Brooklyn on sunday May ~ al
o'clock m.
DAvDsoYProm Injuries. Janet Teller only child Of Andrew and a
bella Davidson aged years, months and q days - - .
The will take place at the residence Of her parents No & West
Tlirty.second-st, at o'clock ?. m.
ELY-n Newark n j. Friday, Nay Il, Caleb H. Ry aged Il
The relatives ard friends Of family rspectly invited to .;'ead
Monday morning. May 20, at 10 O'clock.
sonaar Peter 6eMe Mar'ia Adaf Ha,tsa rsct of JOAN
rhS rst;es and sI Of tie family those and
law respectfully invited attend Tue lE at S. Marx Church
secorday AID Tenihst this day Saturday 81 o'clock
without further Invitation
PosT-oa Friday May H. in Jersey City j. Ira Post in the si
Ts relatives ad family respectfully Invited 70 attend
funeral his 1e residence No ls0 rands Jersey CITY on
Sunday May The femus viii be taken to HAMILTON
RHOADESYeday morning Maba Ann RhOaiss eldest daughter
The fassrs viii axe place 2ao MaduS EewYorh at
attend without further notice.
SLIMAN-At No Ccan Thursday My l6 At the residence
Sgn,n I'D IusbT of tho late William Rosster Of Brooklyn
The friends OF the family are inyed 70 aSa We Iahg az
III oeoef on Soislls at $50 N The remains
scHUETTRo Friday MAY H. in HObOkeu Anton shnetis
10 hi, 5O,h year aner prctrseei llusas. MI.
sil be 10 Milwaukee for ihtermeat
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
THE COMING ELECTION TOR OFFICERS OF TIL
ASSOCIATION.


THE COMING ELECTION TOR OFFICERS OF THE
ASSOCIATION.
The campaign which has commenced among the
members OF the Mercantile Library Association, for the
election Of officers for the ensuing year. promises 10 be
somewhat more exciting than usual. For number OF
wears past the canvassng has been animated con
siderable money being spent by the contendng parties 70
elect their ticket This year there was an attempt mace
10 compromise so "a 20 have but one ticket nominated
the Mebers Union having promised to support any ticket
that would contain the names of Sood eclent members
members met az Curct's Restaurant No. 7G4 Broadway
and nominated ticket, which; az the same tH,e
gave general satisfaction But on Thursday morning the
members were ostonlshed at reading IN the daily
Journals call for meeting OF the Members Upiop 10 ne
held in the evening" at tue & arse nnnbr Of I
officers and older members OF the Association neu meet
ing at the sboyenamed place. ana W ,Se Mem
appeared that they were ds.asned Win thS sGVh OF
the Comttes OF the s Prev ays n dse
mined 20 again enter on the warpat betwse mo apa 90
GnssSsy %S,1 1hoSnosbns and wePus
mereSant Princes The following Is tho ticket nominated
on wSenesdsy sysniasa hl.. With Nh. United state.
Ss,a.s /. 5ss joseph S % vi T
WIN Ia ss with G,sss s.s1. r' s.ns G' b.s I
Ss a,..a VIII L.wroHs Co cl.. P.el Win
II JoSas b Bo!S with iss5Sp usoSsS' Co. ',
. M::t;@s u 9; Iss s;:.
Co Walton LI9sT0S1 ,r,SS ,;Hhe rs ana 0'
Tn Tae epIs.dpsnSl.I.nse mspSclSsl Rsisd Robert soa y.
s.::.l.9,-gs.sss s.:s.aGgsss VI %l s
ssXiS: F VIII s P.sse Ss' n. A.s: T
S;..,d,. SG R.y%O.g asyss ROBIN, Co %G. Jupg
Co. cG a FI;s G. S:s:a5 c.son s osas.
D., s Go .ss.s s:S-i fs.o.s ss'"p'' o'''
ard MS1n. S.y wer: ssS nominated Sn
thew had sent letter declining tho nomination. The
election Will place on Tuesdhy next at the rooms OF
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
Guerial Notices.
Mercantile Library Associate

Mercantile Library Association.
UNION OPPOSITION NOMINATIONS.
ELECTION. TUESDAY, MAY 81.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ALEXANDER RIIND,
With Robert simmon & Co
FOR yICBPRESIDBST.
@ O Il q T. C. l. T. E,
With $ b. Ch,,eaden CO.
PoR CORRBsPoSDISG SECRETARY.
JOSEPH w. WILDEY,
With Holman Insurance Co.
FOE kECuRDISG SECRETARY,
JAMES Il. MACKENZIE.
WITH General Tuh''laaue Go,
FOR TREASURER.
GEORGE j. EMORY.
Nth Psef, Mii Steamship Co.
FOR DIRECTORS.
j. RAYMOND REYNOLDS,
With Robert Co.
WILHELM JUNG.
First National Dahk
ED. II. SATTERLEE,
Columbia Insurance Co.
J. SPENCER CAMERON,
H. % Cromwell Co
SAMUEL. W. THOMPSON.
Churchill 4 Rhodes
CIIAS. l.. BRACKETT,
John M. Davies & Go.
THOMAS j. TOWNSEND, JR.,
Sprague Colburn Co.
Ratification meeting SATURDAY RyBNlNd Mar ls, at Ne.
York Restaurant No Ji Boad"Ay o'clock IekS vi" Oe rey
for distribution.
Mercantile Library As-ociation
MEMBERS RALLllilN
meeting Of those WAo laaone the ,.vy,r
will be hedn -, p...,...
THIS ~surisyl EVENING az O'Clock
A" ''' A'' CHARLES ?. ALLEN, Chairman.
BDwIN q. MArURN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

DEATH FROM ACCIDENTAL POIsoNISG.-Sirs. Mary
p Chambers lady yeafs of age. residing at No. 60
Pierrepontst Brooklyn, died at early hour Wednes
day morning from the effects of dose Of ronlieo
appears that Mrs c. had been suffering from neuralgia
and had obtained q prescription from her physician, In
which strychnne was slight ingredient by mistake or
negligence OF the clerks NJ the drug store very large
amount Of the poison was mixed with the medicine pre-
pared and the result the almost instantaneous death
of Mrs. Chambers Two clerks in the employ OK ii. H.
Dcku druggist, doing business In Atlauticst, and
also in Monague-st. yesterday arrested to await
the result OF the COrones inquest, which VIII soon DO
held The names of the clerks who made the fatal mis-
take are Paul A. Schwartz and Richard somers.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
ARMY GAZETTE.
~ 7yIrosArH 70 TIE TRIBUNE.

Major whiting "a Cavalry has been ordered to report
10 M. Department Of Washington Br-yet
Col ea Goeow has been ordered 10 report 10
Gen ord Bryet NJ Pennington directed 10 awaf orders at
WS Point second eay Bacon 81 Infantry ordered
his regiment a Fort Boise Idaho Territory.
directing Capt T. BadoN TO report to TIE Quarerss
terlientTAl has been revoked. ~
John Bodauer Cavalry; C. IT. Leonard 3ls In
fDtrr aud fr. Lieut. sh Cavalry granted 20 days delay
orng regiments Breye LeuCol PomeToY 2'h intny
snd second Lieut. Robinson ID Cavalry granted 30 dafs dr
Lieut. d. Wheeler lat AEe. granted 70 days eIerSoa Of
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
TIE M,sox & H,MLrN GARNET OHGl

THE NtSoy x HsMLIN GARNET ORGAN.-Ihe
Cabinet Organ bears the relation TO the Mcodeon
seraphlne aud ACCORDION as does the modern grand
Piano forte the ancient spnnet and Iapsichord and
the immense strides made by Mason Hamln in the In
vepton Of thi instrument within the knowledge and
comparison Of NIL OF We may now emphaticaly add
20 the list notions in the manufacture of which Amer
lea has cXceed the world the best reed organ rs tho
ot eminent muslcians have with singular unanimity,
pronourccd the Cabinet organ superior TO any other.
whether of home or foreign make.-lChlcago Tribune
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
BROOKLYN NEWS.

THE EXCISE LAVA meeting of the German lager
beer and liquor dealers Of Brooklyn 10 have been
held at the Brooklyn Garden. Fuonst the Court
House. last evening, al o'clock There was 40 iudca
tions OF . meeting until about O'Clock, when some ly
persons lad gathe together and called 10 order
by Mr. Joseph H. strauss Mr Strauss spoke at some
length explaining the ObjCcts Of the meeting. AMI vas
then followed by Henry A MeyerbeIg esq Several prom
nent citizens including Slcssrs keady Herman, &c, were
called upon for addrcse, bat 40 addresses were forth
coming and the meeting ad Ouned subject to the call OF
le giI