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Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-14

HE LAws.--We shall issue the pamphlet
copies of the laws passed at the late session
Of pc Legislature, as authorized by an Act,
in Mont two weehs-before the first of
March, at all events Idaho World.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-14

Jimmy the other day supplyed our
table whhSaiago odly number of California
and Eastern papers, Of which he receives by
evay mail. Jimmy you are trump, and we
thank you for your kindness.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-14
Constitutional Amendment
REJECTEp!!
wINNEMUcCA DECLARES
A GENERAL AMNESTY,
NEW MINES DISCOVERED ON JORDAN
STREETftt
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT

JERRY ScHoEsFELD's Store,
= Where cheaper goods are sold
Than was ever sold before;
Consisting of varieties too numerous to name,
Call and sec. Jerry and you will say the same
There you will find Histories
or every cline and nation, i'i
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 find.
Pistols, Guns and Bowie Kniv.s,
If to war you want TO 20, l.ts
Can be found at Jerry's,
The cheapest place we know.
Gold and Silver Watches,
And Jewelry of brilliant shesn,
In magnificent profusion, can
At Jerry's Store be seen.
Besides Cigars aud Tobacco,
For all lovers Of the weed,
Which in excellence of Quality,
Old Virginia can't exceed.
The most beautiful framed pictures,
For the Parlor or Saloon,
Can be purchased very cheaply
By applying very soon.
Pipes and patent Medicines,
Are always kept on hand;
And pertnmery Of sweetest fragrance,
0fany in the land.
Table and pocket cutlery,
And variety of toys
Imported here expressly, ...
For the little Girls and Boys.
In short. you can get anything,
Big, little, coarse or line,
And Jerry will sell cheaper
Than any in his line.
Now we advise you fellow citizens,
When you shopping 60,
Don't forget to call at Jerry Schoe1fsld's
On Jordan Street below.
Jan. II 1867, lott.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-14

~CHAIRs.-s5Mr. ]. S. Trask, has some chairs
wtichtcannot be beat for comfort, appear
ance, Of ingenuity. These chairs will sup
ply the place Of a desk and chair. Call and
see them as they are now ready for sale.
We have one and prononce them No l..
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-14

SUPPOSED .HoMlcIRE.7There is a -rumos
the streets that the hiaaufshwho was bu-
d. fss days.siqce, assisted ia ashyf-
ig offSthis mortal coll by some person On
rsops,,at present unknown. We, are ,uu-
lie to say, at thepresent writing, how mdch
,dence to place IN the report; it is conf
ntly asserted by responsible parties, that
2 Chinaman was seep, alive and well, hut
ew hours previous to the discovery,of his
,nimate body. The circumstances as re-
ed, relative to his death, are well calculat-
to engender suspicion, and we consider
The duty of the proper officer, to investi-
te the matter and set the peoples minds
rest.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-14
Our Public Schools and
Slick.


and was much gratifed by what l saw there
Upon entering the school room, l found quite
a large number of ladies' and gentlemen 10
attendance which fact evinces the interest
our citizens are beginning to take in the
school, and the progress of the children in
learning.
At the time Of my entrance the scholars
were undergoing a catechism on the funda-
mental principles and rules of Arithmetic
with occasional illustrations on the black
board, and the questions were generally on-
swered with promptitude and accuracy,
that displayed an intelligent apprehension Of
the science. After this, came declarations
of prose and poetry, which were executed In
a style that wheu you consider the tender
age of the children) reflects the highest cred
it on them and their instructor. The exer-
cises were diversified with singing, which ad-
ded much to the interest Of the OCCASION
was delighted and astonished at the pro-
ficiency Of the little folks and from the re-
peated and hearty pIaudits of the spectators.
Mr.. Purdy deserves great praise foro,the
results of his labor andpatience. I UNDER
stand that he has bad charge Of the school
only about eight months, aud that many of
the scholars never had any previous school,
ing. The intercourse between the instruct,
or and his pupils seemed to be unembal rass1i
ed and kindly. 1t is,also due to,i the chill,
dren, TO saylthat they had to combat a nat
ural dilfidehcs arising from the preseuc of so
many visitors. At the close Of the exercises,
an invitation was ,extendedIas l understood
to the citizens generally, I'd attend these FRI
day Afternoon exhibitions and would say
to any one interested il such things, that
think they will beamply repaid by their visit,
The commendations which are passed
above upon Mr.. Purdy, 1 make not oply be-
cause l think, them to be justly due, but be-
cause perceive that he has been the object
Of an ignobls attempt at aspersion by The
iate Mr. SiLsr, through the medium of the
Sdcrdnieatofpn io'ie Il say the late Mr.. 81
teT oecaus ilpersome tne inofvlnhai Is duiy
dead alter ire guAlottinlng wnicn ne under
went IN the columns OF your last ISSUE
was heartily amused 70 see tne condigni
punishment rs, underwent ana l may add
noInlng couia pe more iooiish, tnan lot an
individual 70 iampoon tne community IN
whicn ne Is secretea IN such grossly sian
dero9s s and outrageous manner as ! under
strand Siiex,nas done. he KNOWS, IL ne
KNOWS anythmgexcePt now 70 lnolte slan-
DER, that the morals OF TINS community are
quite us good asS those OF oan FRAN
CISCO or even sacramento Itself where tne
great Union IS puoiished. Inc etue mr. Of
sec also abuses US poor penighteu ana impure
parparlansi because use inc chnreh puliaing AZ
hnby oity stands IDLE, and thatwe nave no
oiiiclatlng minister, mere. Aissa WIFI ev-
or recover from suchsa blow ln...v ee,
wonder !! Mr; Stiex mas eyes eha i
to get minister heie or has offered 70 sub
scribe towards ms sslary ( Las ne attempt
60, py ms Swn iao9S saa ass s rs u e
cbolv conditiop he fdsscribes$
Built is useless, IA speculate On the mo
n AZ Ia fra inf nIf 10 In 70
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-14
VERY LATEST Il


go, "'onlubtOu, Il eD. 10.
ghad Stevens to-day, for the first time,
read the Sermon on the Mount and the Lords
Prayer says they are good jokes, and sup
pot his views ofnegro equality ard recon
81 uction. i-n' -.
The bill recoustructiug the Supreme Court
passed both houses by large majority. IL
constitutes the court Of eleven Judqes-
Judges Cumnins and Kelly will be appoint
ell, and their confirmation is certain. This
VIII give the radicals preDonderance on
the Bench, in talent and political sentiment
The Govei ament, on grounds of economy
las determined to dispense with the tele-
{ .a2h 10 Idaho, as It's now ascertained that
Sec. Hewlett can furnish that region with
'a'eclaphic news without the use ofthe wires.
80 Boston, Feb. IS.
The Mayor and Common Council have
Sci for Sumner to grease the hub of the
Cniye'se, tfat everything may run smooth
on the rival of the colored legislators.
u ~, ~ Ruby City, Feb. 9.
/, The county officials are I'll drunk, and are
removing the records 10 Silver. This town
is gone un-Monroe inconsolable. He will
remove to BooDville.
So .lr San Francisco, Feb. 10.
100000 tons of bolton lave lust arrived
bv the Chico icute. only three DAYS from
Owyhee, the product of two days run on
Dahlgren ore. There is no longer any doubt
that the Chico is the Best route. Hits sup
posed Judge Cummins is largely interested
IN this valuable mine.-Printers Devil
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-14

Gen. Palmer has surveyed it. 1t is three
fourth Of a mile in length, and 400 feet in
depth. After the exhibition it will be pre-
scented to the Emperor at the Tuillelies-
Judge Davenport it is expected will make
the presentation speech.
Empress Carlotta has entirely recovered.
She says Mexico is blk.
IrnnD
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
0onntrp Real estats for Sale.

BARGAINS at NEW-BRUNSWICK.-
ID good and Prt cas- 10 nne location food
improvements and Fruit fa acre. nice location plain baoas
$1,000; Cottage House and Fruit 5000 Houses and
Lots en- the city all cheap, from $500 10 $1,000. -
is FERGUSON Co.. No 80 SsssauH, Room NO ~
HOAG g. MURDOCH, Loan and Real Estate
Agents. Parton Ford County i'll Persons desrons 20 oan
money interest nnIm th ample real estate
mostly improved and desiring 10 invest In Western nds
for profit or homes may addressing obtain valuable informson
Ssory references character integrity &C. will be furnished
al w .pBBn VI WTpnoCy -TTA - = WILSON HoAG.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
ADRiAS H. MuLLER. Aaetioneer


INTENSIVE SALE OF 200 MOST VALU.
II Able LOTS G. BoGGS EsrATBi) ON BROADWAY, Ihn
GRAND BOULEVARD SEVENTY SECOND AND SEVENTY THIRD
SITS TOGETHER WITH THR wATERRIGHr or 5s PEBr on
THE NORTH RIVER IN FRONT or THE PREMISES As
GRANTED By THB CITY or SBw.YoRK IN TUB YEAR issa
ADRIAN H. MULLER p WILKINS Co, Nin 'sll st saetoh
on TUESDAY APRIL g. 1851 At Ooloch st the BxChASok
sALRsRoOM III Broaassy The above described very desirable
s class property comprising 80 lot. and front cores {" follows
FTPTRES LOTS side Of Broadway the GRAsO BoIL
WARD between SEVENTY ITRsT and SIS IN
CLUDISG both CORNERS ofsRvBNTYsECONDsrA and sh'bsII
TIIIRDsT each h being q fee, 'front.' and from o 10 300 ie'
deep On SEVENTY sRCOSDsT, Which l. oSB HUNDRED Ret
wd. there lots and QI ceres ni sersaiSthii the sane
NUMBER embracing entire ops o both streets from Broadway to
the river The yrseo -hOIe property RcATJ level with
Broadway portion Of the paehss noSsJ eaa tIA On SSaa
and mortgage Mas Of The property aieh of The gthd sh'Anes 70
the Park Fny nt sad Plsn u the Grsrd Boa-v,d iioHs
BrOasy sabnshed By Central Para Cenoner' uHf An
tboy Isbae ready ani can Be bad At 'hs 01s f
N, ,octiOpe.r, Hs1O
EOR SALE at AUCTION, at Elizabeth, \, j.;
tt1rty trains dsyl on WEDNESDAY Jsy ~ si7 m ALARGs
FACTORY tso ssm Engine BviporsoT Esiiti ke ts AWy
toA A WOODRUFF. Receiver
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

STREET SBDGwTCK Co., No $50 Bro1dwsy. n T. G------ =
DY JOHNSON, MILLER & HALL,
ID AUCTl0oSgIERSS 5 RnKrps ASD ~ @
No 3 sEAn k..d.s EsraTSc do cr1aa1 S.sYgrx
2.ss s. % pgs S%fa s
s,,.e. on ss GwTSSAfi ~ ExeniSER sGi sS1LKsRoox
pos11iyp No ~ BsGsSTi}; ,aSS.,SN y shLR f'
pAIATisE fnslBRCS bRowSsToSE SSdtlSs REsIDRScE
No 81 PIIisT. PLACE, Costst. -,
IOS roc % e, T ss .S .G P.o
and and sS1e soIe Room. ss Kitchen sad
iS S,s.T e TiH Ss% sss c 81
sS.BS ss %Ss "s P.s SspR psr,s Ris't %
: T IN as S h S @ sH IN c sas SoGs sC S..s Fruit
aiso Grape Vines shrubi Flowers, ETC. u esrteu
description idea Of this house, must be seen 70 be
eT@: easy Po particulars apply Auson.e No Ss''aU
MI WEDNESDAY, April a.
AIN o'clock al the Exchange saesroom, No Ill Boadw.y
p ssE ds e ' ssed Il sS S d
PRoPRsY ISdy near . r'IS si House. SS soS"s s
ss::: s SGsS h md celia,
brick House containing i6 rooms aud plenty Of closets Two large LOIS
p1Ss,,9 ,%s qs ys .Ra one i:s f d, &
1snaiS ca SeTssss Map. oSss siAaese No lsS',s'
.ss% s.S INV NJ and f,sy,scoud s o aIcC
sPIkSbhD COUNTRY RESIDENCE and valuable LOTS cRoroS
PALS y only % rod, from ,S' sEot iyyRy on Av.uu. and
Flint ~ Location high commanding Housc 4orO with stnson
2xl6 containing eupOa roof everything arranged or
fort House Is built In best nsnner oass
and has water bath AMI oer concentrates
Il desirable either for summer OF Winter resldence
go BARN 1870 add LOT 70 BY about 0 iesb convenient
TO the dwelling .-s.sa 81. "a.
Aso 8 LOTS IN Avenue A and Frstst -,
T sS ,S SS @ ' % Il a. sa sss ss only , s.f from Ii
nae one Of The finest Of the state Az trains sop
son Py per .u nav remain mortgage foT apply NO
TUESDAY, April 3o, at u O'Clock, -
:. s Exchange ssesoo No In Bosdsay w. The following val
Property wOnhst, opposite H. B. OAAn 20
No IS WORTH brick building ls a. onr'o s'oro on
I,t Hoor, t4nt tnents above; lot 70 n hI7O a. in.
No 81 WORTH sT-istory bck ouidng GIo store on is, hso
,,nents shove Also 3ft6ry bhek building on the rear DIV %
2s1i06
The plots A. inches In width on Worhst and V h
in dep,h mn ming through alley on the rear
THIS will aGod capitalists opportunity 10 purchase paona
auction valuable pieces Of busnes property 10 The cry o
Nsw.York $4,000 mortgage for 10 yearh
Mans I'd particulars Al oAiee Of the Auctoneef.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
Qurtiou Sales of Real estate.

A UCTION SALE of a splendid BUILDING
N SITE Peekh westcheseT Couny-Sonta11g over & iare
lands and surrounding and down the ver well wh
fruit upon new brick barn HIJl tbs properly WI oe ,oa
rn For p,ieuars inquire W. HART Upper Dock Peeksl
H. SMIfH Nos r. A and Dc Readest mp lstaIsi or Of LoNu
s1RFTT' SEDGWTCK & Co.. No. $50 Broadway N Y. -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
port-il)arosn's Notice.

srAfu % Esv.ross,
Posr.wARpxss oyres, Ne % William -
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordanee W.T. .,.
she wsriens Ocs Of ,hs fs o Nsuys V sn ysrse.s
nsessd a. having charge Of thu subject ns 81 ss
survey that following yesseb are pes
don h5 hs Ped wadens and tha the s suvss % sss ~
be completed within days nsEs Succeeding tha
sesselsi sJs,v.y citp
Steamship Aispee,. ipJgs,e2
D.. AynAr.
Shin
Ship Mercuty.
Albert
Ship TsdAnsacs. Plsnepours
PbIleaa
,,s.s siy i1aorre Seymour.
H,rk RYnest Maria.
RAN Beo Slmpson. a. a lnha.onIs
Monte Prsntin~,a
EsWrss
R,is Arsliar
ssEE ASS: !iY insm. .iisSii l'i;DT Tss1I,sass
scbr Jsuio Bsnled..s.....s' is''''s''''-''s"HE
Treat. aahln.oas
schr Nary Nsskin osTnWpziSt Fssssi
Irss HxzzJxIs, S,cstsrp $40.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
r. O. BULKLKY, AuctohesE
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
r. C. BULKLBY viii sell on THURSDAY. April rs. at - o'clock,
on N. premises Rye weseer County BY order Of the vsry Of
Church. properly the PARSONAGE, sh about
ground handsomely htaa,d about quarter Of e oR
the depot desirable either private residence oI hotel
boarding house
Upon tbs premises large 0sisnal 2oy and ale bou which
has been recently repaired and improved
Also sEabe srgt hOs- &c Plans aD maps al the enes No
DwanF.
Also the same Day At o'clock The pfrses near tie
deps Rye unsOd portion the FABA 0 Dr. H. and Charles
Tse divided into plots varying IL , from abopt to
The property very desirable for bung parOs nhh ths In
mediate vicinity Of elegant private reSdeEesI
sale
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises5:l4 6:H Moon Scts n
-
ssndI Hook ....s;35 sIsland .9:l6 Hell 10 u
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BREMEN, April fIa steamship Balts-MTa Price Ard
de Mr. and Mrs ss Mrs Boughon and child seners Anna Bd
Shiue children Miller and George Eleri
MI and Mrs Bssse Conrad orhe Dr. Theodore wild Ras,
ehh Mercer Mr Miller daughter son, yssoTis Ksiss'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
- JoHNsos, snLlH L Hstt, Aashopet's
- ByWs n. hIILHt. AatuoEes.
NLEXI ERU A. MAl I.EluI

=, JoHSsos MILLER Hhtl Aa'tobeNs
- By VIZ. ~ hLLHH. Aacuosssa
IEYLERT a. MALLETT,
vi RIAL ESTATE BROKERS' Va IS ssssaaF o.. cor c.a.Is
cell MONDAY April ~ A. !. yescl we ehsSs'
sAleToo No III pre'issy W tei RieIieu. e ~ p}, h
The residence Of hErLRRT oouphsss sboni iR.s .cf q
ground Lh Of cultivation garden lisn hh sd .d'
trees Fruits of al varieties sfd crest lbasinee Abse sso.tss
M wosns haifsop double s.Rd e.ef s'sHss, .sa s. .
I furnace 1s cold vsst roushou and ali eos,r,hei
Large he dersb Winter "A wei a. SusetT fesdsnee
very rpsio1 locatlop and Cue risv Of %. RIVER -,
walsL sd,.s',s s ", ,. S1s t,,s
Yol fa1s er particular. iagns " ARfLlhT MALJB1f
'Rea K,ists Broker 70 % Ns,,.a, -, cor Y Csd.Ist
DEREMPTORY sALE.-Yery Valuable
Il PROPERTY knoua a. ihe BALTIC WOODEN MILLS situate In
the Slriesnb Ward City Of Phsdsphs THOMAS sQNs Aue
uonetra VERY valuable Mills spi other Buug hitsrJ s'saH
Engines. large 1891 Lawrence Isl feet Lhsov
st. 2s fee, on CarAt si Fourth i2s fee, Os Lshgo~'i
svauabe Fronts Sixteenth ward 0l WEDNESDAY Nay is Ss7a
oeloe p m win be sold public the PhsdslPbs RIehssss
large valuable ground spd The otphth1 thereon
erected @ Of Lauentes st. ,f dh sdt o.
sdes Of LgoSs and SeF hdt o. fonrAst en
eeut Ward containing font Lasnee st. e feet inehes ot
Cihals feet inches; LshsoEst west Ids lsi t s.s
sde 3S e west side Of Pearih 81 ieS n.ha ,a e h
0 28 feet Tho imptovtm{nts tsbU efh NIL
snd brck MILL with 9s,oy bck ss steH eel
building used for hnisbhs Ht Engines aud ds
and frame dwelling te te Also oogle,, % wYos nssissry
10 Narrow CronpOn Looms steam PoTe Bases and Boilers
Subject 3 %org.s. $4,000 AMI ground Of sl'O PEI
Msy be examined on application 10 The Aretion.erI
TRRhSlO per cent VI the purcbs 70 be paid 81 the time
sale, balance on tie ereeutOs Of Ne do sose .
pbnsdelehia ApriL 1861 =
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

1000 REWARD-MISSlNG since March
~ SOO Sn BsOs HOPKINS, % ysin Of ,sS aI YET nsa
~ssh sbout 2O siou built, Aad ck sch Whe TAR gray
vlsters ourd h des;i ~ ss.s hor .,s cox cox @ DISC
hain Me- epIn leh III, reiencs Harsak tpan On nosls
Msreh came New,Yoh where be stayed over US ~
ba, daT sul about o NJ ne
House corner Rroadssy And Canal 50, ns W eH
sen ofhm 10 Major oi tho ffst
Mechanics Michigan during the A F' 5sa G i
treated Ia tho business IN ~ ehh Aue
Mel IL urposi that be Is tsborss efer,y inAhV HIS
bnslue Enars IN a correct condition. .l.
AM Information of tho above sent 20 - -. an ,,.u..,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
rsWTWsLI-E L. ; -
Cost ano fonno


EOUND-On Monday April 10, In west broad
vsy BASKET Of CLOTHING. Dy epplJnS a. Me- ~ hoon
son WIN H. ADAMS, IT,, proving property aud paying easse'
the obtain the sane
T OST. BANK BOOK No. IA, $50 on East River
- sssgs Bank sny psrson Gning o vii please feuia
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
PASSENGERS 5RRrvED.

PROM GLASGOW April l9rn steamship bsptsso and lame.
Wexford John Sims Capt she'd Mss hegge Gus GerbofsI % 90
IN the seeTage p 80
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
Drp @ooos.


RRY GOODS AT RETAIL.
STRANG g. ADR1ANCE,
No a55 BROADWAY between Leonard aud Franklin would respect
fully nrite attention 70 their extensive and
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Large additions having been made 70 sheir STOCK o.
Purchases at the recent GREAT AUCTION SALES
They are prepared to Offer
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTlONs
Al prices slow. or lower than can be found elsewhere
BUYERS ARE ASSURED THAT THB .r-
REDUCTION IN PRICES IS REAL.
SPRING sHAwIS AND CLOAKs
In all the new styles Z vat
CL0AKs MADE 70 0RDBR.
'VV0 THE PUBLIC.
GREAT BARGAINS ~ t
IN Ladies and Chndrsns Garments, Enbroders' Ise se
The undersigned having leased his store hes tn bis goods on the
2etb cfBphl and Osers bis
DESIRABLE AND EXTENSIVE -r, -
STOCK or GOODS
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE -
Purchasers hopd l 70 attend the whole Of The Stock
Of and REGARDLESS Of
wholesale Dsalers si end interest 20 call ,s shall
oner them svey duesmeDs BY great IN orsT % close
No III Broadway,
-----ar Between Pouthst. and WAshingion-plsee
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

EUR SALE or to LET-Elegant brown-stOne
~ ROUSE, with lot pleasant r1nce Winter 'tnd summer
40 Van Worst us JERSEY C1 $500 FlSs9 On norsse SIX
years; eI' ~ 600 per year Inquire At No III BISecV on
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

CTAMFORD PLACES TO LET, Furnished,
- several uniarBisbed PoF JR-COUSrRy SBArs-s3 600
900 and upward, HesT tie VII sls - , :. =, -,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
no Building Associations and Indiyiduals

FOR sALR-2o0 acres o. LAND suitable s BUILDING SITS
ha niles file City Hail. EesiOk tad easily seeessoe oy
fsos drive The property situated the esz bEk d ieo
elevated dge The TeDcc Location
perJ healthy ayeeabe three dxilg hOases he premises
tie ebJe 01er9 for and win be bo tract IN Lots
ISAAC DAYTON No. 24I broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

CUBURBAN PROPERTY for SALE OF RENT.
- P,rs nquH fer Count. PPsr VIZ ord sih an m S
NewYork Eserse Cnasn sr PenEJysaia represeHea ron
AZ" ''''' ~ 1s''' '"'' u W BOGgRE 10 e5Libsrty-A
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

4 Q. FOWLER, Westchester.r county. Land
Agent Tweu.y-hi,i fh Hotel has Farms SDa
ount esaees RBNT IN a plts be Ceunty
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

Private TsEios ceton Hdghts Staten Island ~ elegant
finished RESIDENCE consisting Of theo ard bssenet bick
Tl viii Ice t0ss % stable e0sehmsas hOuse, 6c together
sh three four Of land vel supplies with csSes sceci
~. trees Of all kinds The VIA bsh BY dsy labor AL 0aiss
nre,ra 1l billiard at Dl al tt soder eonyeeoceS The loss
AEd seerey combine 70 mako is s desirable pTopey
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

II ARGE or small TRACTS Of@yaluable PINE
II LANDS SALE work joint scesun with psiss who
st give theiT personal ateston.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

.E0R -SALE-At Madison, New jersey, very
bandsome RESIDENCE with u land under high cultivation
house perfect order contains 10 6srp an1 out6a1ug s
Gn,n dsnot JAS D. PARsOhs No. % Ce1Arst
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

TWO ELEGANT COUNTRY SEATS nea
L Pstsrson kr sALR ard EXCHANGE one slcDtd Parn Il
acres Plain6ea SeweFsey Particulars and pLotssP Th
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
0nnnirn RsaI Gstate for saI..

"A IT ORANGE, N. .J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
IA sbdFARhs great variety beautifully situated one hcuI Tom
EswYo Tor County Seats and Houses 10 LEI
tbe season or year By BLACKWELL SMITH No SO Whsa% %
FssYoTI Orange Main and Cones. 20 q
IT ELIZABETH N. J.-J. M. MEEKER,
N Real Agent No 23 BrOsd The most thriving ana Pon
Is ey the State 10000 inhabitants ~ minutes nun NSN-io'5
road foot q CourGndtt Forty trains each daily The largest
.o Of ey country property o In bs State which be VII
hee Of charge.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
EOR SALE-TwO-stOry and attic HOUSE

lTH0R SALE at New ROchefe-A small FARM
II of0 scres mar tie Village good land, fu and 5toTy irme
ksese sh ban, all IN eomRa odeII iqT S ABPS 70 SVhN
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-31
The Next Leglslature.

The Cincinnati Enquirer lays
down the following programme Of
business for the Democratic Legis-
lature ofOhio next winter. Let
the people watch and see how that
body comes out in the attempt to
follow the path prescribed:
l, The election of a Democratic
Uniied States Senator, in place OF
Benjamin f. Wade.
2 The remodeling of the Con-
gressional districts, so that both
parties can have their proper rep.
resenlatlon in tho House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington.
3 TO remedy the inequality Of
appointing Police Commissioners
for Democratic cities Of the second
class, and not appointing them in
Republican cities Of the first class.
4. 70 make cities and townships
responsible Tor the damage done
to private property by the action
OF mobs, People who pay taxes for
the protection of their property are
entitled to have il protected
gainst public Violence. Or else be
reimbursed for damages resulting
from such neglect upon the part
Of the local authorities,
5. The enactment of laws that
shall prevent any person being
kidnapped and taken lrem the
State without due legal process
without the intervention Of conrt
and jury.
d. The adjustment of the fees Of
tho Hamilton county officials, and
the substitution OF regular salaries
in their stead.
7. The reduction Of expenses and
the establishment OF economy in
every branch Of the public service.
s. The appointment of commit.
tees which shall expose the steal.
ings and corrupt practices Of the Re
publican officials Tor the last five
years.
0, The passage of stringent en-.
actment against negro voting and
against all election officers receiv.
ing such votes.