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New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

in them insisting on the system &c 10 the
number OF hours which will constitute
legal days work. while the employers refuse TO make any
such change. In instances, employees demand ten
hours pay eight hours labor in others employees ask
eight hours pay eight hours labor while Others are
willing TO work the number of hours heretofore,
receiving the pay The unemployed at some places
have already ntercred to prevent those who are Wiling
to from doing Early this morning some 500 men
gathered in the neghbOrhOOd Of the Chicago Burlington
and Quincy Railroad shops their object being to close up
the tenhOur establishments. Their first was on
King Bros umberyards, which they summaIiy closed
GOsS & Phips's paning mill was also closed, and they
next visited Dilons lumber yard where they were met
police. and after pdTlcY for moments the
mob left for the Fort Wayne depot where they were
again met by the police. After much loud talk the mon
retired Other places visited, but we do not hear ot
any serious results.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
ESSEX MARKET POICE-JUSTICE sHANDLEY.

TIE KINGS COUNTY SUPERvIsoRs.-A meeting OF
the Kings County Board OF Supervisors was held ycscr
day afternoon at their Chambers In the County Court
Supervisor VIM NJ Little In the chair. The fret
matter Importance that came up Tor discussion was
The consideration OF n communication from Judge Dlke-
man and Justices Hoyt and VOORHEES, on the unhealthy
condition OF tile used by the Court OF sessions
and stating that the Justices had decided TO hold court
for only two hours day until they cou nave uecehy
Ventilated aud toleraby healthy room Quite long ds
ensued the popriey OF the Board OF super
Jsors rooms with the Court OF Sessions; but
tbe whole matter finally laid on the table until the
me- meeting The Supervisor from the FoHteenth sub
mted e monthly report OF the County Penltentay Tor
The month OF March. From this 10 appeared that
during the month so persons had been received ana
So discharged and that there were now l97 inmates
sv thc Institution The disbursements for the same
period were 1856 ~ the receipts te 90 The report was
reccyed and ordered fe.' Bills to the amount OF
sone were presenedby the Committee on Accounts
and ordered to be paid. The Committee on salaries
renorted in favor fixing the salaries OF the Cef ana
Assistant Clerks In the surrogaes Office at $4,000 and
500 per annum respectively The report was adopted
sncrvsor Cooke offered resolution authorizing the
onnty Treasurer 10 borrow In anticipation OF the taxes
the sum of 100000 on behalf OF the Board ana county
nayabe as directed by Chapter 0T OF the Laws OF 1852
he resolution was unanimously adopted aud the Board
adjourned until Friday, May 10, at 3p. m
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.
IDNNI TNIlIIs
LILLE VISIT OF LIE LOWELL CIIrR.

TIE VISIT or TIE LOWELL CLUB.
The Lowclls, the champions of New England, are
hard at work getting themselves into trim for their pro
posed excursion TO New York and Philadelphia. The
nine with which they will visit tins city will be arranged
follows Wilder, c. LOyett, p. Crosby, LIST b Sum
ner 2d b. JOelyn, Sd b.. Thompson. s. Lowell, {;
NJ Rogers, c. Anc, T., with Pike Burton and Mil
ler substitute. They intend leaving Boston May %.
and will before their return their strength with
Of tie prominent clubs here and in Philadelphia.
IL Is said that the Haryards will have Lew and fine
grounds. the University corporation having decided to
purchase large piece Uf land on NOuha quite near
the College and 1T 10 up ball ground. II probable
that nine from this club will accompany the Lowes on
their trip.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
1EtrerlpH 70 THE rEBrxE.

IELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
The Hon. Joseph g. Wilson, Commissioner OF the Cen
Land Oho decided the Homestead settler who
died whose father applied for preference right 10 take
tie ud b ordinary purchase 81 23 that this could not be
grsBte hut satisfactory proof the death % Homestead party
baz produced with proof O settlement and cultivation the 8th
seoa Of the Homestead Law that the land could be paid for At 81 70
and made that section 1 favor Of the heirs OF The
deeessd following this respect the r prescribed By the I'd section
M the the ID Of AGTch 1913 IN regard to deceased peempto
prepared the Land Once 10 be subed 10
the Of the Interior for his approval lists Of lands amounting
which the State Wsoonzn under the act Of
July ~ granting lands said state 10 aid the construction Of
hso and ship canal 70 connect the waters Of Sturgeon Bay
Lake Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
ST. LOUIS
ST rsrssnapu so.rnE TRIBUNE.

q ST. LOUIS, May 2-Gen. Carl Schurz has purchased
interest In The Wesehs Post n this city and will
hereafter become jOnt editor with Emil PTetOrOus.
The Democrats jefferson City dispatch says Gov.
Fletcher and large number OF leading Of the North
Western States corresponding with view OF securing
The nomination Of Secretary Stanton for next President
The Dubuque Herald states the authority OF gen
temau from Minnesota that the Governor Of that State
Is about TO issue proclamation urging the citizens TO
ship more wheat down the river until after the harvest
owing 70 its scarcity.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COCRE

= "
WASHINGTON, May 2.-'lhe argument in the case of
The Lowell Manufacturing Company agt The Hartford
Carpet Company concluded No. 17l the land patent
OF Mcconnell agt Commissioners Of General Land
Office argued No ia, United states agt Pico Cslifor
we'll Realty argued. No. l75, Fellows ct al agt
DenRiston question OF taxation Of Indian reservation
lands: argument commenced and will near-y
another day. The argument Of the Reconstruction In
1unCtioI cases viii be concluded tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
ALABAMA.

CoLoRED STATE CONVENTION Al MOBILE.
~ rELEGaAPn
MOBILE, May "A Convention Of the colorcd citi-
zcns of the State is in session in this city The
object is 20 take grounds TO their future welfare
They will proclaim unbroken alliance with the
Republican party. Mr.. Conway Of New-York has
been invited 10 address the Convention tonight.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
MARYLAND.

CoLoRED VOTERS IN THE BALTIMORE EErUBlLcN
PRIMARIEs
BI THIEGaAPH
BAITIMoRE, May 2.The colorcd voters Of the city
participated tonight in the Republican primary
meetings the attendance of this class of citizens be-
ing very large. The coored people took great in,
the questions at issue Nearly all the Wards sent
mixed delegations Of white and colored TO the Con-
yentiOn,
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MARRIED..

-H,wXHURsT-on "Wednesday May at ths residence %
Jobn ! Merritt No columhast. Brooklyn, L. !, hchhri
ofKeeseye ~ T. to Anna laNIhur Of Houghon'ie ~
SAMPSOs-MRRRICK-OB Wednesiay. May At Grsee Church
D.. ~ Goodwin PmadephiA,
Smpson Of HAowe Msne Isabella daaBuer OF r. aeh Of
Orange, n. j.
stYDAM-HARDBNBBRGH-O Tuesday April JO At the residence
Of tho brides paeu, sudam Sarah s. daughter Of Jacob
Hard enbergh Of BgoOklyD. No cards
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Albany CATTLE MARKET

q rELsatiPH TRIBUNE
ALBASr y MAY 2Nohng particularly has occurred Tie
week The supply 800 head css than last week
bot corresponding falling of In the demand mostly because OF
Of baye The total supply is o sales
prices ranging sid9 for fair TO good and y d
strictly prime and The quality OF the cSt oo
equal the stock last week Sheep 1d5 or horn
sidlOt Sooi Receipts $500 head Hogs sht equess
I; a6ic br ordinary TO prime Western ooraeL Receipts JpV
h..I
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HORSE RACE IN MEMPHIS.
~ rrLEsHLPu TO fHs TRiBuSE

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 1.-The races today were
largely attended and many turf men from abroad were
present The first dash OF two miles for purse
of ZOO was won by Fanny Brown; time. four minutes
seven seconds For sOO best two IN three won by Mole
Austin time two minutes three aud quarter seconds
and minute jlt seconds The next meeting VIII oe
on 4at
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THE TURF,

TROT At TIE FASHION COURSE.
Tho second of the Fashion Course l.. l., season
purses trotted for yesterday The race was womle
heats, in harness. and was by W. Borsts CHI &. Ed
Ellis beating DR.. Oge's b. Belle OF Rockland dis
tanced the first heat. ]. Dugerys b. m. Lady Kendall
and ID. MRces ch Income The latter won the second
heat and Ellis first and third Time, 63lt 50i 5:2Oi
HORSE RACE IN MEMPHIS.
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THE WEATHER.
OBSERVATIONS.

REHARKsThemomeer lowest al 8. M 4Co upon APrl 20
around the from 81 H. until presently May Zhoulng
cool pleasant windy Afternoon cloudy windy Evening eo" ~"
COMMENCED 1870; overcast
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VIRGINIA

~ TEIEGEArH TRIBUNE
RICHMOND. Va. May 2.-The Hon. Charles Glib
bons Of Pennsylvania will address the negroes here
tomorrow night.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
THE EIGHT HOUR LABOR MOVEMENT IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May 2-The eight hour labor movement IL
already producing unpleasant results among employers
ahu employees ID large number Of manufacturing ana
olLer business establishments. operations have been
wholly or partially suspended, the men employed
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
A REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION CALLED.
NEW-IORK.

THE RADICAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
The Republican Central Union Committee met
last evening and passed resolution in favor of impair
a and universe suffrage. Mr. Charles s. Spencer pre-
sided
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INDIANA.
.rGEAPn 10 rHK TRIBuNK.

~ TELEGHAPH 10 THK THIBUNk
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2.-Ticket No. S69ls in the
gift enterprise at Richmond for the benefit OF disabled
soldiers, drew the prize Of 5000 in grcenbaeks.
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Henry Ward Beecher's Story.
THE NETWORK LEDGER.
FOR SALE AT ALL Tus BOOKSTORES AND Ssws DsporA
Story by HENRY WARD BEECHBR written srpr
for THE NEw.YoRK LEDGER will bs No 10 Of ne
present volume Of THE LEDGER the will be Published
MONDAY, MAY @, 1867.
b said that ou one OCCASION during r reseaOs a. s
West Committee from The church preached called upOa him
to agains, his saying many witty things his '~oss
back you vopd ai~k Of G"dsg Jaau w me for ~Aat
,ay" 10 this story m B.ecl. leep nothing Ia hs gives
fall scope all hi, faculties and sr the first time ends 6taOs sed Ia
which to display transceudsut sOu. The sogk
NORWOOD;
VILLAGE LIFE IN NEw-ENGLAND.
addition to the great attraction this story secured fes
publication THE LEDGER ssess Of articles whes expressly foe
u.s. entitled ADVICE TO YOUNG MgS; ,esng Of
BY Of 0c,ye Of re principal Colleges Of Ne USkS
STATE. The s article Of the series viii spper 10 cert Mondays
LEDGER-wbch number will also contain part BesoAeSs
story is TIE Study Of ae Maa>ra by Professor Hill sf
Harvard College The second Of the ser. will fas-
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College The third b. TIE Rev Jcss
70 Young Nan about % Enter college,
THE LEDGER for al TIE Bookstores aad News Dsyes
throughout country % year. two
copies foe s.
Address all communications to
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second District,

XXXT lDIsTRCT lLiripgsion).
The Official canvass before US gives gl3 majority
Republican, in Livingston County lNANth District
Livingston AegaDy, and Wyoming at the recent elec-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

LosT CnupREN--Thc total number of lost children
picked up by the Brooklyn volco ana restored to ther
parents during the month OF April was 2J1.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03

Card-MOURNING GOODS OF every terab" kind constantly
hand Al Mourning Store 9l Bro1dNa opposite
Tiffany Co.'S Prices very reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NETWORK.

KINGS COUNTY.
Tho following are the official returns Of votes for
delegates TO the state Constitutional Convention In the
two districts OF Kings County.
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An Ordinance,

Establishing the Office of aCitva Measurer
and d. finius his powers and duties.
SECTION l. Be it ordained BY the Common Coun-
Gil of the City of Richmond, that At their first regu
lar meeting after the annual election in Nav
shall act az City Measurer for said city, and who
shall hold his office for the term Of one year or until
his is duly elected and qualified and before
entering upon the discharge at his duties he shall
Ia Ike and subscribe oath, to be filed with tn City
Clerk to perform faithfully ard impartally all the
duties of his Office; and he shall be liable to be dis
missed at any time for misconduct in Office.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be the duty OF the City Measurer
whenever called upon by any either of the parties
interested, proceed without delay to measure all
Carpenter, Mason and Plasterer's work, within the
limits of the City of Richmond, and to make out
a correct statement of the amount of suchwork. to
which he shall attach his official certificate and de-
liver the same to the party requesting such measure
ment, to both if required. And for his services
he shall dollar for any job not requiring
more than two hours time and fifty cents for each
additional hour required, said fees to be paid by the
parties employing said Measurer. ee4rA
SEC g. All such work shall be measurered ac-
cording the established rules for the measurement
of the same.
SEC. 4. Any person who shall interfere with such
City Measurer in the lawful discharge of his duties
shall on conviction thereof before the Mayor, be fined
in any not exceeding twenty dollars, together
with the cost of prosecution.
SEC. 5. This Ordinance shall be in force from and
after its passage and publications. for two consecutive
weeks, in the Richmond Palladium.
Passed and approved, December S. A. d. 1867.
gsasssS THOMAS N. YOUNG, Mayor.
Attest: Peter F. kim, City Clerk. 42-2w.
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Administrators Sale.

The undersigned will offer at public sale Satur
day the 18th law of D4ca nber, 1857. at " lillian
Smiths house on the National Road mile East of
Centreville, Wayne county, Indiana. 40 sheep, 10
cattle, SO hogs, corn, horses, reaper, wagon,
farming utensils of all kinds. so of wheat in
the ground, hay, oats, and various other things
And on Monday the Seth day OF December, 1867.
at the late residence of Isaac M. Esteb in Boston
township in said county of Wayne, miles south of
Richmond, the following personal property to-wit:
rs horses 40 cattle, so sheep, 80 hogs 500 bushels
of wheat, corn, hay, oats, one hundred and fifty
OF growing wheat, wagons, threashing
machine farming utensils Of all kinds, household and
Kitchen Furniture, One-third of Patent right for
Dtching Machine and various other articles too tedi
to mention The Sale will commence on each day
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and the Sale commencing Mon
day the Both day of December will continue from day
to day until the property is all Id. A credit of
twelve months will be given all sums over 49,
Notes and approved security will be required of each
purchaser, waving valuation and appraismen laws.
Other terms viii be made on the days of Sale.
ZACHARIAH OSBORN, Administrator
of ISAAC NJ. ESTEB.
1 December 5th, 1887. $50 @Ts Ats.
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The status of General Grant and Ed
win M Stanton as Secretaries of War
is said to be affected by tenure of Office
act, passed early in 1868. This act is
reported to declare that, either the head
OF bureau or otherwise. is designated by
the President to occupy vacant office
in an emergency. he shall serve not
more than six months. General Grant
was assigned to the War Office in Au
gust last.
Among Miss Anna Dickinson's invita-
tons to lecture is one from person who
desires to devote the proceeds to work
ing promising nine. and proposes to
her to take her pay in stock. 81
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A pamphlet, containing full particulars with Direc-
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and English, accompanies each box. and i'll be sent
by mall free of cost, to any who will write it.
Price s per Bor, .Srr Boees for S.
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Sold by a the principal Druggists will be sent by
mail securely secuted al obsersasio on receipt Of
the specified price BY ans advertised Agents. or by the
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landt Street, New York. Agents for Richmond and
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
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Others are base and tco,ttless iasnsitutioas. ~
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landt Street. New York, will insure bottle Of the
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Gold closed in New York on Wednes
day Ut 81 33J.e s

Gold closed in New York on Wednes- :.
day at 81 s3gge -
The receipts for the Chicago street
railways for. the past year amounted to,
seven hundred and twenty six thousand,
dollars. $500 $50 ee8@4se1s
The Georgia Constitutional Conven
ton passed resolution Wednesday, re
commenting to General Pope the re-
moval Of Governor Jenkins.
The glass-works at New Albany. In
diana, it is said, will have to suspend
for the want of coal. ala
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, makes 10000
yards of wooden cloth and 100000 bar
rels of flour per annum.
Chicago received 141, 100 hogs last
week, and st. Louis 10000. 49,.
The United States imported 35,325. ISL
pounds Of wool last year.
Last month Cleveland exported S6s,
ISL and imported s54,1s2. -
Evansville, Indiana, it is said, is be-
coming quite cotton market.
There were 10000 sewing machines
sold in the United States last year.
The stock of flour now in New York is
estimated at half a million of barrels.
During last year over $500. 900 has
been added to the business capital of
Harrisburg, Pa.
Japan has shipped 100000 pounds
MOI IN New YnVtx fhsc ~
all coming tiIither direct except 100 600
pounds by way of San Francisco
The Daily Opinion, OF Atlanta, Geof
gia, says that the cotton market was
quite lively in that place on Tuesda,
last. the sales amounting to between 45o
and 500 bales. The ruling figures were
1l4c.
Miss Mary Jane Haynes recovered a
judgment for ten thousand dollars
against Isaac Harlon, in the Clinton
County (Ohio1 Common Pleas Court
last week for breach of promise of mar
riage. This is one of the largest vera
diets ever obtained in Ohio for breach
Of promise.
Mr.. Dickens visited the Boston school
ship the other day. and made a speech
to the apprentices, winding up Nth.
Boys, just do all the good You can.
and don't make any fuss about it,
The bill now before Congress to for
felt to the Government all public lands
heretofore granted to the Southern States
to aid ia the construction of railroads.
VIII bring into the market nearly five
millions Of acres Of land, which will be
subject to entry under the homestead act.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Cincinnati Markets.

a CINCINNATI. December 10. 1887.
Flour is very dull aud prices lower family 81 20
@1l25.a ssstsE@s #s&g4 .e.-
Wheat dull and unsettled; 81 2092 SO for No. l
spring AMI winter
New ear c.,rn is in demand a 8s4S7c.
s DTS advanced to e6s067c. or No. L. Es
Rye in mederste demand at 81 55Gl 5o.
Barles unchanged and steady at 6oc.
Cotton is dull nj lac Cor midding.
Tobacco is in good demand. and the market Is III M
err sales OF 80 hltas at 81 0oG2S IS.
Whisky steady at 25c in bond; sales OF 2'o Dds.
Mess pork could be boz git at Sl9 5o9 ~ Tor
old and new; bulk meats 0sd t0c loose.
Lard in demand AT I29t21Sc for old; aud new.
Butter firm at 3S145c for fresh. 20 -
Cheese steady at I41se01s Be.
Eggs firm and scarce at &c.
Iinseed oil s tr00fl OF.
Fax seed So T5,a1 90. Clover seed quiet at IL CO.
Timothy dull at 81 0012 Is.
Beef cattle dull 3161c gross. The supI " Is N
excess of the demand Sheep duh at 81 eo12 90 per
central gross $3.50 ~ $685.
Petroleum dull at 46l353c for refined free. 50
Gold 1873 4 buying. and l34 selling s
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Sale of Real Estate.

HyHE undersigned as the Administrators with the
u will of seph Derckson annexed, will of
fer at Public Sale, Friday the 10th day of jan
uary 1863 unless sold private sale before tina time,
81 of land part of Fractional Section No q,
in Township No, 49,. Range IA, East of the second
meridian line. situated in Center Township Wayne
County and State of Indiana, three and half miles
South Nest of Rct n1nnd. the old boundary line,
aud known the Joseph Dickinson farm, 46 OF
said farm having been sold off the West end. One
fourth cash down will he required of the purchaser
and the residue in three equal nstaments of nine,
eighteen and twenty months, for which and
mortgage the land will be required with interest.
Sale the land. sHS lie Ea 81 e &E8S
@*r SARAH DERlCKSON, Administrator.
Dec. 16, 1857. Ats.
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Administrators Notice.

Letters of Administration have been granted to the
undersigned by the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas Wayne County, and State of Indiana, on
the Estate of Jonathan Ballinger, late of Wayne
Tow shp in said County, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate required to pre-
sent them duly proved within from this date
sass sus#sf s4.f5e NATHAN HAWKINS,
Nov. %. 1867. 40-4w. Administrator.
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power to induce the Usy Council of.
Richmond to make anunconditionaI suns
sc,iption or One Hundred THOUSAND
Dollars, to be appliedto the purchase 81
Iron with which to commence laying the
track at the earliest possible moment
Second, That we recommend the EN-
sploy mentof suitable Agents, to proceed
along the line of the road, to solicit
stock subscriptions, donations in money,
labor or materials, conditionetlstha the
work shall progress as fast as the means
are furnished saasseszsszssa
ao. third. That whenever opportunity oc
ours we will accept the proposition of
any responsible party and donate the
entire road bed, materials, conditional
and unconditional stock, franchises, De,
except what is herein provided for, who
will agree to complete the same in q
reasonable time Eas s T
All of which are respectfully submit
ted L. NJ. MERlNG,
Pres't c. r. d Ft. Wayne r. r.