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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05
NEW YORK SILK MILLS.-CIRCULAR.

N II "
CAPITAL................... .ai5O,OOO.
JuSTINIAN HARTLEY President, No ~ Lspen4Ed.sI
j. J. TIIOMAsS, Treasurer. No. % Resdcst -
and Machinery OF the
Nsnnf,etoy Al Mes ThrtysIthst Newfork
hing @ Looms Steam Engine, Boiler DyeIIone and Dye Apparatus
shading and Betting with all the tools and appliances eompa
6ess order ard and really for immediate 'e
100 III The bungs and property which said manery situated
s e, RIM, ff one resr-on May 1861 May, l9sld the
connny have the ege purchasing the hudng 6e at S1
The looms and Machinery aud night purchased cost the Con
pany only $1,000. - 81, a., - ID H.. .o., ava,
Tie Looms Machinery Steam Engine Sbang ana Ds 0os'oe
sI2lOO0 and arc now we'll worth that SUM- .,.oooo
Capital stock
Purchases abof
Working Capital 49, -
po the profit Of ~ per cent per annum can
h, made sn,er any ard all circumstances.
Subscription solicited ,-.-... o.. q, .h,
THOMAss 4 Co., No. 20 Reade-st
ATLANTIC BANK. No lac Broadway . 81. , ,,-
OGce Of JBRNEGAN, SMITH BALDWIN Nos lso ana I''
Al the P'c,ory Nos 80 to 33T West Thtvs iItl-st
Once Of JAMEs CHADBOURNR, No ltG Broad,st
OTce II HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE Co., No II WaiFss
CHee Of WM. +. HELMS No 200 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

The exports-exclusive of specie-from the port Of
Eew-York to foreign ports for the week ending June
L1s67, was s2.497,S09
Printing cloths The Providence Journal reports more
active The following the sales: 5000 pieces
x6O 71c; 10000 do 5GxGO &c. 1eOOO do. G4x64, S@c
1900 do 6OxG4, private terms 10000 do G4xG4, SCI
5000 do. G4xC4, &C.; 10000 DO. G4XG4 &c. Total
n4OOO pieces yesterday.
The shipment of bullion from San Francisco, from
l. L. ~. oon,,,nrn Tins fnr two Nnnra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05
THE MARKETS

Carefully reported for TnR TRBUNK.l
TUESDAY, June I. 1867.
AsHES-The market is without change; the demand
moderate at - 10 for Pots
BUILDING MATERIALS-All articles coming under
this heading have met with moderate demand at about
former prices; We quote Bricks from yard at $50
Sl3 30 for Common Hard SlS0S9 for CrotOn, and SOS
for Philadelphia Front Cement at 81 650$l rs for
Rosendale; Limo at 81 80 for Common, and 81 20
for Lump; Laths S. for Eastern Lumber at $l96S22
for Eastern Spruce; Hair at 92c. for Rio Grande
Mixed, 2S}G29c for BuenOs Ayres Mixed and 12d16c for
Unwashed Western Hog; Plaster OF Paris at s. 80 tun
for Blue Nova Scotia 81 75dS 81. Y tun for White do
50 40 y Dbl for Cleaned Eastern and 81 so v Dbl for
KnickerbOcker and Empire Mills.
BRISTLES without change; quote at from soc.
d$2 for American, and Gray and White.
BEESWAX has been i'll moderate request without
change TO note in prices sales at G4Sc. for Yellow
Western and Southern.
COTTON-Therc has been activity to-day, the de-
mand being from spnners and exporersprincpaly the
latter prices are rather better and close steady at 2
Csc for Middlng Upandsto 2 G29c. for do Orleans
sales of $500 bales.
COFFEE-There is not much doing today in this mar
ket Prime grades of all descriptions continue scare and
in demand steady rates but common qualities arc
depressed The only transaction reported Is 2l59 bags
Rio. Mcrrimac, private terms. The stock
of Rio at the ports, made up by Messrs Wm Scott
Sons is 1924 bags including 1850 at Baltimore $3.50 Mt
Philadelphia, and 1854 at this port, We quote as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

Wrappers New Crop Connecticut Filters, SAGE, wrap
perry lots. s6l2sc. and Fine Wrappers, l503Oe
TlN-The business has been only moderate, but prices
are steady. We quote:
oanea. g0id 10 Zi@S,f
:" ~
English. .;.i.....Bolu - o.
Plates, Charcoal, box 50 l2l03o 30 s2 ?5 az .
Iates, J. u Coke.......-.... 70 40 200 10 90 0l3 ~
rates, Coke Terne.. IS % 90 % % %
RATES, Charcoal Terne.... 80 % 80 IL 10 or y
WOOI~Since this day week only moderate business
was done In this staple prices however, have under
gone no essential change; manufacturers arc the
only buyers, and they operate to supply Immediate
wants. We quote follows Domestic flecoes
at 48Gj2c. for Native and one-quarter MeTinos,
5Oaj5c for onehalf and tlree-quarters do. 5ia5sc
for fullblood Merinos, and 62i915c. for saxony
Feeces; 3O0iOc for No. l Pulled, lO95Oc. for ST
perfine do, and 5O955c for Extra dol :22a27e. for
common Unwashed California; s09l0c. for Fine do, is
GS2c for Texas, and American Combing at 55de5c we
quote Foreign as follows: South American at 30Qc. for
Common Washcd; 32942c. for Unwashed Mestiza aud
Merino; 36Qi0e for Washed Entire Rios; 25G2se. for
Unwashed Creole 40dlGc. for Washed Corlova Gillian
at Ad3c. for Unwashed Mestiza and Mcrino; Cape or
Good Hope, IS dI0c. for Unwashed East India 35G55c
for Washed, and African at 2Gd30c for Unwasled and
30040c for Washed
WHISKY-The market il steady and the demand firm;
sales Of 100 bbls Western ut &c., in bond.
WHAIEBONE Is dull We quote South Sea at 7Sc. cur
rency. aud Arctic ut s59Ssc, gold.
ZINC is quiet at Gl1lc for Sheet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

COAl-The business in Domestic has been limited, ana
very irregular in prices Since the last public sale
dealers and shippers have evnced but little disposition
nominal; sales from yard at $laS y tun In Foreign
very little has been done; the demand has been confined
to Gas Goals and the prices paid have not been made
public
CANDLES are without change in prices the demand
has been mOderatc quote at l9d22c for Adamanne;
3Sd40c. for sperm, and As d50c for Patent.
DRUGS AND DYES-Au articles coming under this
heading have met with moderate inquiry at about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

Wrappers New Crop Connecticut Filters, SAGE, wrap
perry lots s612sc. and Fine Wrappers l503Oe
TlN-The business has been only moderate, but prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

portion OF the Butter remarks apply 70 cheese The
mako Is about onetklTd greater IN this state than last
year while the increase Is propOrtonay large at the
West IL 700 boxes made per day. take the country
through as Is estimated. IL Will take both good nome
trade and foreign demand keep the market from be-
ing oycrstockod About 25 600 boxes have been sent
abroad during the past fortnight but shippers arc now
holding back to the effect OF such extensive ven
lures 80 early In tho season Only those VINO nave
regular trade. orders 20 MI. operating just now
and few of these be screwed up to moro tli loc
form that prices must 20 lOwer and some OF the largest
Shippers are positive they VIII NOT pay orsr loo t
July. This. however, ~ thelr hserlon noV
ours Everything will depend upon what turn the I'm
csh market takes and the disposition OF the factories
Themselves IL owners hold their stocks back they may
obtain higher for the few doed out, but the major
ity NAV eventually go more than enough lower To Drhg
the balance even Nc think the safest course viii ne TO
sell when the cheese ready and accept the present
ruling rat6s The tone OF market now scarcely war
rants wing ICE for the finest factories ut Little Falls
Ior,.t', ai,ouf a sO0f for he week quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

Rccepte s75 bbs for the week. which Ia so much less
than last week that advance OF lac. doz Is Cd.
tanned The demand il good aud some prime marks OF
stare were sold this u. As warm weather ap
nroaces more care wi be needed In packing using only
oats or clean straw As yet most OF the eggs are o
t the mark bnt IL much out Of order allowance has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

LEATHER-There Is more steadiness in HemlOck Dnt
the demand principally for prime stock Inferior grades
sell slowly and stocks increasing slightly Oak Sole Is
quiet and unchanged. We quote, cash, ID Hemoek-
Light G3Oc California, Heavy, 30 ascot do Middle 20
d3Oc do. Light 29Q29lc. Orinoco. &c, Heavy, 27a2sc
do Middle %; 29c do Light, 2Sd29c. Good damaged,
2la27c.; Poor do, l9d2lc in the Rough, Sd36e OAK
slaughter-Icavy, 40d4Cc.; Middle, 3s0IIc Light, 81
Rough. Heavy. ai2c Middle, 3iG59c; Light, 81 dioc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

Tho raiIroad from Boston via Hartford to Fishkill
,rnosite Nevrburgb on the Hudson. TO connect with
the Erie Railway 10 and from the West, is soon to be
COMPLETED. The State of Massachusetts, has loaned
5000 600 to the enterprise which is to be known as
the Boston and Erie Road
qgbe shipments Of Pittston coal are reported as fol-
lows for the week ending June !, 1857:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

The GENITAL PACIFIC RAILROAD forms the western
Aalf Of the GREAT TRUNK LINE between the PACING
Coast the Mississippi Valley, aud will ultimately e1
tend from San Francisco 10 Salt Lake, upward OF 800
miles. About 100 Mills nOW built and equipped Dc
s1aning at Sacramento tide water and extending east
'wardy nearly 10 tie summit Of the Sierra Neyadas'
Fifty miles additional are nearly ready for the lroD'
which viii embrace the whole mountain section
Between sacramento and Salt Lake 2e niles, rs sur
veyed the Company receives aid from the Government
nearly haf sufficient 10 build the road, and upon that
distance vii have the following available resources Tor
eonstuctI0.:
es M & ot,. ,nd scg miles al $1,000 -. t25A200OO
irtt Mortgage Bonds for like amounts per nc S00GVVV
iVonhtoH 1900 public lands, per LilIe ooo.,o
- iO,Q0Q4OO HcIss ia all lsayl.,.....:-......, loVV%N
n csI,s snds sDu re' estate s'o" " 100000
Saptal Stock, SusyJbcd and PAID IN, gOd eyOY,OD
StAte Al Bonds interest paid by California 1,oOV0O0
Sohfeftlbsa Bonds cent .-.-.: l5oOOOV'
<@''inaied sgTplas 70 net earnings, basis OI ooo
lsceSod, - ........................ 100000
9Qei est!.ae sources rspOn 72G miles -. t77.7t00O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

Total since jan l. s12,761,946 So S2,2OL1i9d
The total shipment of treasure from San Francisco
Tor April as compared with the corresponding ship
nents last year. were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

The shipment of gold bars was so per cent less than
The shipment for the same month last year, with an
Increase Of silver shipments These latter shipments
with the rise Of silver in London, aud the frmness OF
sterling in New-York, have promoted exchange oper
atoms. The shipments of general produce were also
large The combined exports Of merchandise and
.racio fur 4l,o tet, dnra m My wore as fOllOWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

FIRF-CRACKERs are In very good request Mt fun
rates since last about 1850 boxes have changed
hands at about g.
FERTILIZERS-Ther is fair demand for Peruvian
GuauO at Gle gold and 65c currency. Baug SONS sup
eruhOsphate OF Line Is selling Gt J005Cc. currency.
GUNNY CLOTH Is quiet bat firm; We hear OF no sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05
me CLic0g0 Republiodn saws:

That project of great Importance TO the business
and travelling public In connection with the Mobile ard
Ohio Railroad Is reported TO be on foot II
the extension OF the track OF this road from C0lupu
XIV dts present terninus) point opposite Care on
tie south side Of the Ohio and bridge over ths ONO
even Il talked Of IL Is stated that work Is " DC COM
xneneed at both ends simultaneously, and pushed IOr
ward as rapidly as possible This VIII render iAlIt0so
communication from Chicago with Memphis, Nsw-Oi,
leans Mobile and other Southern cities Continuous 9nu
thus remove great source of annoyance ana ae lay ~
the transportation d passengers and freight CAIRO az
pres Important railroad center oelnK
TO on proposition to take 500 Stock IN raHoau
projected between that place aud Yncennes."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05


MEATS.
Beef, Sides, y 0iI
Fore quarter, " ..-......iS 3ass
HIND quarter, v D................-..aa 40 a.
Lamp, v ID -....-..'-"'--'''~ ~
Mutton, carcasses, " D....................- 1io
Pork, City dressed, y n observation-disclosures $50 %
yeals, hog dressed, y n..-.-..............'io ~io
PoULTRY-LryE ..
Fowls, n j., y D.....................- 10 10
Western, pair. 20 ~ 90
Spring Chickens, " palr.-.....-..:, 20 20 =, ~
Ducks, v pail. ~ o M
Geese NewJcrsey " palr....-........2 % "a "a
Western, 10. .......-..-.......'''.-''' 20 a On
Turkeys, b.................-.........' 70
VEGETABLES.
The first NewJersey peas were received iasl
and brought $40 Dbl. New turnips have also aae le
oppearancc. Old potatoes are SLOW, Win uo"h""
look. We quote A. ,oas,o M
Asparagus IL. ~, y dOz punches. 80 6Odsi 10
Asparagus, Common " d0z. .......... o0g 4 90 90
Asparagus, Shrewsbury per DOH. Jog ~
Beans, Charleston, crate. .....-.--. WD . 90
CucumDcrs. Savannah, per lOO....--. oog 90 oo
Garlic. A. 100 lunches. ooy 90
Onions, New Bermuda, " Dbl. W@. w
Hampers, v Observation-Disclosures. oo. ~ %
Peas Norfolk y Dbl ...........' Oog 0 0o
Peas New Jersey, per Dbl ......-..-.' @ ~
Potatoes, Jackson, " Dbl. ........' a9g = 90
Potatoes Garnet Chill. bbl....... so@ 90
Potatoes, Peachblow, v Dbl. .......-.' .S@ AZ ~
poinioes Prince Albert, v bbl.......'. 19@ t t
Potatoes, Mercer, T. bbl.......:........ .o~ w
Potatoes, New, Bermuda, y Dbl ;..... S oo9 q,
Potatoes, New, Charleston, bDl.... = @g ~" ~,
Rhubarb, v 100 bunehes....,....."..c sws ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

The first NewJersey peas were received ast
and brought $40 Dbl New turnps have also maze ther
appearance. Old potatoes are slow Win aoo"h""u
n. it,oL1. 1ofo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05

Strawberries are arriving freely from Virginia, Mary
land and Delaware. very few have been Iceeiveu
from NewJersey Prices vary considerable according 10
quality arrival OF trains, &c. Some line berries from
Delaware pint boxes brought 3Oc. today. We quote;
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14
AyETO-oR REPEAL,

Senator Grimes, of Iowa, in his speech
upon the Tsrih' Bill, wellsald that It's pas.
sage would be followed by an immediate
agitation iu all paris Of tie country for
Its repeal. Their agitation will not be con
I'm, d to any one party, and it will over.
shadow the popularity which meu, elect.
ed On different issue, fancy they possess.
Tho u,en Vi the West will NOT vote for
representatives who have selected them
Is especial victims of on oppressive tax /;
they will not vote for men who have put
On the statute book law requiring them
10 pay seventy per cent on the cost Ofall
they buy, into the pockets Of few whose
Hvarlce Is coexteusive with their accu,n-
ulated capital
But thus bill may not yet become Law.
There may bess suificl ut number OF men
IN one or both house of Congress who
will vote against its passage over veto,
10 defeat it That it will be vetoed there
is no doubt. Should, however, the two
Houses pass the bill over the veto, then
there will be an immediate aud powerful
aud united effort to accomplish its repeal.
Wea in favor, aud every loyal man in
the laud is in favor, of any amount of tax.
alton in any form that is needed for the
icdnts Of the government Let the tax
be uniform, aud let it be to the last dol.
lar that the country may ueed to sustain
its credit, and its Union. But taxation
foi one class and one sectiun Tor the ben-
fl, oi another to the extent ut seventy
per cent IN the gr1s- c'usumpi'on o. tie
country, Is a crime slri buhI-F WIT;
cannot remain On the statue book. --lUhl- |
cago Tribuue.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14
FROM TEE IL EAST.
Dates to March 9th.


Washington, Feb 2S-In the Hoase
orualc nil to provide ivr the aii4tmcnt Of
M lnLcrs Of The iaup,emc y'uur .nd for
the arl ointment Of Marshal to, tin So
pieme LouIt, war taken up. Wilson ii
Tered All amendment providing ful the
app'huunsnt ui Marshal for the ou-
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia,
exc, All the amendments were agreed
10, AID the till passed.
Cooper, from the Committee on Terri
tor,e-, lep tied The bill amending The
Organ acts ui ArIlzora aud New Mex.
leo Also IeIuiteJ bill aucl dato,y OF
the u. auic au, OF dorado Passed.
nu uI,tiU" at ASH y If Ohl", ocrae
hI'l 10 ainc"d 'he org.nic act m id,h,,,
va oxen iium the speakers abic, aud
passed Senate bill 10 amend the Organic
acl OF Montana was alsp passed.
Senate menuuient Ia IiOu.e joiut
'eso.uiion i'r tne errctlpn al an eqncs-
Tran statute Of Gen Scott Was cuneurrvu
IN.
New York, Feb 2S.-The New York
Senate thus evening adopted amendments
10 the bill for calm Constitutional Con.
ventiun, allowing ciilzeus without DIS
tlnclIun Ut color to vote Tor Delegates,
and excluding from voting deserttrs aud
those ,nguged in the late rebellion
New York, March 1.-The monthly
statement OF the pubic debt will proba-
bly, show no dimluutIon since January.
During the current month, the interest
has matured III tire tenth notes absul b.
ing all profits.
Washington, March lin the Sen
ate, the bil for the admission Of the Cul-
"radv was taken up. The question being
IN the passage Vi the bill over the veto
Of the President. the yeas were ~, and
The nays, 10. Less than two.thrIs vut-
ing ia the affirmative, the bill was lost
Inc senate Union eau us ~ day uom-
mated Senator Vale, Of Ohio, as Presi-
deut pro tenn Of the Senate, by acclama-
tim.
Governor Swami, of Mary land has de.
clined the u 5. Syaturship
The President has Issued his prOcla,
nation, deciarln5 that the fundamental
condition imposed by Congress On the
State ot Ne, raska, before her admission
into the Uoion, having bees ratified and
accepted, the ADMISSION Of that State is
now complete.
Boston, March 1.-The Equitable
Fire aud Marine Insurance Company
closed its doors yesterday, in consequence
Of the Company's heavy losses The
Equitable was OF twenty-eight years
standing
New York, March Nearly all Of
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14

TnE BALL.EThe Ball at the Concert Hall
in this place will come of on Monday night
the 18th. inst, St. Patrick's day occurring
on Sunday. The ladies Of the IIlbarniun
persuasion have taken hold of the affair and
deserve credit for the energy they display in
the matter. Their only desire is to have n
good sociable time, one at which everybody
will enjoy themselves. Everybody and his
neghhor ought to attend. We have no more
enjoyment in owyhee in the winter. han we
are entitled at the best.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14

n@~James B 0 iver has opened new
saloon on the corner of Second and Jor
dan Street; il you wont a good drink,
call on Jim at the "Old Corner Saloon"
We have tried Jim's efforts, and know
thu he is acquainted with bis trade, be
side, you. know it is cold weather, aud a
h.tie won't hurt you.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14

The Times special learns that the tes-
tlmony taken by the judiciary Committee
in til, impeachment matter is, for the
most part, of the most fiimsey and irrel.
want nature.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14

I6s-We notice letter in the Salt Lake
Vecteite. from Mr. Thee. f. Tracy, agent of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S, stating this renowned
company intend establishing Fast Freight
line, to arrive at and depart from Salt Lake
semi weekly. They will transport freight
from New York to Salt Like inside of thir-
ty days.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14
constitutional Amendment
REJECTEDr! z
wINNEMUCCA DECLARES
A GENERAL AMNESTY.
NEW MINES DISCOVERED ON JoRDxx
STItEETI!t
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT

o'hhi HhOll IN Elm AL
JERRY ScnoEsFELD's Store,
Where cheaper goods are sold
Than was ever sold before;
Consulting of varieties too numerous to nam.
Call and SEQ Jerry and you will say the sans
There you will find Histories
oforery cline and nation,
Dating from the present time
BACK to the beginning of creation;
Novels from every author,
Paper of every kind,
Gold and Steel pens and pencils,
At Jerry's Store you will ind.
Pistols, Guns and Bowie Knives,
If to war you want to 20,
Can be found ut Jerrys, gH
The cheapest place We know.
Gold and Silver Watches,
And Jewelry of brilliant sheen,
In magnificent profusion, can
At Jerry's Store be seen. ...
Besides Cigars and Tobacco,
For all lovers of the weed,
Which in excellence of Quality,
Old Virginia can't exceed. ,.r
The most beautiful framed pictures,
For the Parlor or Saloon,
Can be purchased very chesply
By applying very soon.
Pipes and patent Medicines,
Are always kept ON hand;
Aod perfumery of sweetest fra rr.pee
9funy in tho land.
ia 10 and pocket cutlery,
Sud variety Of toys
ln s'f-ed here expressly,
RE sue lilo ms ana Eovs. u
9.i PA se. sus 4izs,
hIt .tds. 41aTs4 or aue
AMI JeIty vii sell ,he4pgr t'.t+
Than any ia Mo line. 7tf nu
Now We advise you fellow citizens,
When you shopping 20,
Don't forget to call at Jerry Scboenfsld.
On Jordan Street below.
Jan. IL 1867, lon
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14

%* tt lis y e.-Jvrry scoheu.
field has great variety Of goods, which
be is selling at reduced rates. Pictures
ofthe finest art, choice brands of cigars
aud tobacco, any and everything desirable,
and Jerry is accommodating.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14
LOCAL ITEMS.
Il aos- Tax Collectorship No. 2, will be
found on first page.

For LENHi.-Several teams, loaded with
freight for Messrs. Gray and Pearlmau &
Bro, left this city on Sunday last, bound
for Lemhi. The freight consisted principal
ly ofliquors and mining tools. We wish
them better luck than had Massey Il Go.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14

The lady committee, for st. Pahicks
Ball on the 18TH, composed of Ms.
Co, per and Dofning called upon us last
evening. They seem to to well pleased
with their success so far.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14

YOU SEE HOW 1T ISL! IT'S NOTHING
10 me whether Idaho has n Governor or
not; or whether the Concert Hall pays better
than Quartz Mill and as to the Union Church
debt, it's naught to me; that's not the question.
But if you want good Riding Horse; if you
want from one pound up of good feed for. or
fine polish put on, your horse; if you want any
thing in my line
I'M YOUR MAN-L00KING AS I DO!
You Bet! I've got the feed " got good water
and all thisis convenient! That's what's the
matter with the young canine! Come and see me.
lul ANDY L0UCKS.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14

STABBING Ole Of our worthy towns.
men few nights since, made narrow
escape. A notorious libertinc came to
his house in search of a person, whom
she supposed had stolen Gas she said hcr
money. Being slightly inebriated, she
was of course boisterous. Upon being
requested to leave the premises, she stub
bornly refused, and when gentle physical
means were employed to eject her, used
her knife upon 'hc person of our friend,
inaictinga slight flesh wound. Such
characters ought to be looked after.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14

MEAT MARKErs. Silver City can Iboast,
that two butcher shops continued to run
all winter. V. Blackenger and IloeiTrr & Go.
are still open, and ready to satisfy the most
fastidious taste. with good steak. Or Owy-
hee it can be said, that during the winter the
people have been well supplied with good
heel. tthe latter shop we presume they
havea good beef ~ was ever sepnanywh,.r
or at any time on the Pacific coast. W.
understand that MIR. Blackcnger Is eq,,ally
az well supplied
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-14

RISING STAR We are crydiby il
formed that the Rising Sar mn,, a,
Flint, is turning Oh. aualgam 10 almost
fabulous quantities; 100 pounds b. in !.
the daily average Of Que pan at Green
well, & Cos. mill. Ilurrah for Owyhee /!
Bully for Flint! We will yet be power
in the land, and Wsll Street and every
other Shylock will be forced to "ac.
knowledge the corn"