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Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-09-05

TIE UNDERSIGNED have their rooms neat
ly furnished and are prepared to do all kinds Of
work in their line, in the latest and most improv-
cd styles of the art, Those wishing to obtain the
superior enameed cards, which will make them
look much better than they really do, can oc-
compish their wish by giving US a call
L0CKETS and RINGS neatly filled, and
Copying done to order and at prices to suit the
times. LESLIE & JUNK.
Silver CRY July II n3j If.
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Which were adopted.

Which were auoptcu. =,
By resolution the Controller directed 70 pay the
bills uf the following named gentlemen Tor making posi-
mOrtcm examinations by the orders oil lhe 'oiohtiH-
~ ,br ''.-,........4 42O Simon W. Lee......t =
Dy resolution the Controller directed 10 pay the
bll of John Kelly Sheriff, amounting To sOlbi ~ Tor
Official services for the quarter ending March 81 'C'
A resolution was adopted In favor oi paying the Cor
oners $500 FOR holding lhqucsts uutS the quarter
ending March 81 1867.
the Annual County TaXLcyy, rs adopted by the legsla
tnre Al n last session. and signed by Governor FeutOn
presented report confirming all the appropriations
made. .-,.- ... a..
bill OF william &. Conner County Clerk, amounting 70
SI osO g. for official services during the year 1896.
ON motion the Board then took recess Tor h an Out
After recess the Board reassemDed ana the ffesluehl
announced the various Committees lor he current year
Thc following the Standing Committees:
Tfrs-SupervisoTs Tweed Blunt Numsnn aad Eocle
Criminal Courts dhd P9s-Supervisors bnce Nlminh Hermann
and Shook -, =, n, ,,-r .,ns..
Public Charies-Supersisors Taylor Hayes Blunt ani emhhu
Cpstg Ogc,rsSnpcors Roche, Shook, Hermann and briA'
prtsug St0RfrySupesos Blunt Foi, Taylor aDl l"e'
The following are the special Committees; .
Nsc CopHy neutrality-suspicious. Tweed Roche S'A anu
Dgri Brdgsnpsrri.or. Tavlor wIman Hermann ant Fox
Es.i-- For, shook Blunt. and Roche
,pds ChdmJsr dad ROom-SupcEYlsors Nhpahn ar' "i
and Blunt. - q, III, r.. "a
Blunt ,,-- M. w1iu,s,, Sbook
Ty s,d FoI and Taylor
gigr,s-Superti,ors Shook Herman Beakley and Bice;
Riot Crns-Superyors Hermann Blrskey Brice aud BunL
nv resolution. the salaries Of the officers OF tne oup
rior Court, Court Of Common Pleas, ana Marine Ioi
were fixed 40 81 300 per annum. ..i
Supervisor TWEED moved that the regular meeting
days the Board shall be Tuesday at O'Clock p u'
Which adopted.
ON motion the Board then adjourned
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DIED.

cur A. p.s. N.uJ.r.ey Tuesday. Nav H. Kate beloved
daughter OF the As am Fngh OF London
AgreJt year % daVs
Motto Of funeral IN Thursday
Cansd, papers please copy
BARyRS-On TUESDAY MAY a. IN tile t OF NeNhursh NJ hefes
Barnes wife Of Edgar Barnes
Notice Of ths
CHfrTpSnPSa Stamford, Conn. Friday Nay 10, Harrets
same, dsaster OF ChteBen aged and mouths
DRAPERsuddeny Sunday May H. Eliza A. Draper, wide" Of
Horace Draper - n. ,..,,. "a ,o ,,t.pd
An. funeral a. residence Of her Horace Draper NO
Psca, pooklvu Wednsday May IS at toeloek p u Ahe
rsmains x,ll be taken to Massachusetts, for intenneHt
ngIoNEILEA Psn.ms April % James Megnels, ESQ., Of this
city IN the tT.h year Of his age
Prepd, vii please accept OF this intimshon.
Philadsphs papers please copy -, s
ODRLII, Brookn Tuesday May H. 1867 Gertrude ssynour
child Jacob and Sarah 0ds aged month. and ds
Tie siys and Of the family and Of her grand hes ~
Oo and Sm n seymour respectfully invited 70 aena ,ns
Az the residence Of her parents No ia South Oiiors De
wssp Fulton aud THURSDAY May To- A II o'clock
u.
Saratoga spags April ofcousumpou Of the bowels
kisUi L.s a.tia Of g0uEkoePue a. " sksS teMi aud
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THE FARMERS CLUB.-The meeting OF the arm
ers' Club held in Room No "a Cooper Buiidns d,
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Several letters OF inquiry
an variety OF subjects received from the country were
read by the Chairman. The principal feature VI tno
meeting however, was the reading OF very
naner on culture by Mr. T. f. Bingham OF ChtthIuu
gus County " Y The paper was read IN 80 ,hs
rasolution OF invitation passed at the last meeting VI
Cinb Mr. Bingham Is in the slightest degree tls
oris but practical and successful bee-keeps "a ,omns
esty and plainly relates what he has trled anu
practical In bee culture. In his opinion the yoP
in the country could not be more pronaoy aat ~
antIy employed than the keeping OF bees anu th. sae
of honey The writer's apiary keeping nave iouno "a
their greatest difficulty In attempting TO e1p hsp suc
Winter bees in cold climates This obstacle mas pooh
cessfully overcome by Mr Il. In the CONSTRUCTION y,
hive tran guar in FORM and pc culiarly We'll
retain the natural boat Of tae swarm Iho PaPot p.s
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THE EIGHTHOUR Law

The following is the text of the Eight-Hour Law
as approved on the 7th inst:
An Acr 70 Limit the hours Of labor constituting days work ia this
state 20 eight hours
The People Of The Stats OF Ne YORK represented IN Saat, ard
Assmbig 40 enact Gs JoiiOWs:
SECTION On and after the first day OF May 1867 eight
hours OF labor between the rising and setting Of the SUM-
shall DE deemed and held TO be legal days work in all
Of labor and service by the day where there
contract or agreement TO the contrary.
SEC g. This act shall not apply to in affect
farm agricultural labor or service by the year month
or week. shall any person be prevented by anything
herein contained from working many hours overtime,
or extra work. he she may t the compensation
to be agreed upon between the employer aud the EN-
pOy6.
SEC g. All other acts parts OF acts relating 70 the
hours OF labor which shall constitute days work IN this
State, are hereby repealed.
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lrv sud
THE STITE or TRADE.
az rytyaR.pn TO rrH rHi.rsE.

rsLsaR.rn TO rrE Tr4sr,H ,.- ,..-, y,r..
20 s'-' Of So s T, rs-s ' ' -. h,. ,..,
Mor'Lr hl iI,y i-ceiioa closed arn; ','r' TO-DAY 80 bale,
receipt, 5l, Mtng tue demand iir ant the supply
SEv0msAy. MG li-Co.toa irregular aai el,-r: Sole, 27o
baIs Los Ntltg q ~ re, l ,.. ID zu'i o'e, , i1
S's. , i Ga M ani oopnr ,sr, q, II is oat, Sa
6i S,-rag Eraaa;- iaali Ne"yorA sshi ETclause
M AZ an b sr' qgia.ss5 %.,; S s"p'F5a ,oT ss T soG 4
% s' 600 mn a. G G ,aSsi and Soc IN bulk Oats irregular
-5arc m t1s elevator blraps Rye steady ~ 20 Barley
& &,' a9l @ ','9i, G NH S demand AZ Sr Mes
Pos ~ so Dalk Dleu,s-Shous e Clear sites
j. IN si d-nsnd 3ic Grocerir, steady Butter M at 25f
l9e n',' , ','i u, i,i, s'y. g, ~ In s.ling "a '
BrrpiLo ,, ItFolr dr, s.s Of $50 b' Spring At tlto
@ @ n'. o "si5i'@ Aor SP % ne. %S. $50 spSn, sos Corn i
M Nd aiy ~ % oS %i5 S , 2 % it d bu Sc"
Toledo sas % a. close o, da enI Nominsi At SOC Tor Ds@ %
saG Li mcha9o H1hgiae - 70 At retail R"TIe,o-Sals'
to1 5000 bush o., hush shipnent'6oco bush Corn
c'@seo lFoar alI si eia9ssd Spring E.rs' g. *Is 3
9tl. % Wheat quiet a decline of sales Of No at ~ o.
fox 80 AMI Ss s5ic 'r So ? cons 3se g No o,, ul
a. a. =. s9s i3ass Of q II ss closing & i1 :. gi & % q for H and " &
No Bfioy %ci ana sy ~ M Ms & 2 sg'S tScS cd% Bsbcr
Steer, . m god to choice shipping Live Sgs tir' s
cepT 1000 bush Wheat ~ 600 bush Corn 2o"
'2is %S. G'; g'f 5!'s os ', ''' ' %
~ Lor Maj lt-T9'ceo aci'e aud unchanged cotton ai
1 f,r Mtln1 Fnuf-Low grades tul, hut higher grade,
ann Fan Srur7fns Extra 50d +3; Double Extra including
Choice Hi3 son -l7 Wheat declining Spring - b5a - 3D.
Choice declining; SarsN Od - IT, The
latter flr firtg 83 pc Barley AZ s
~ spring with sack, returned Rice. - a00
with returned Mes, Pork quiet ani unchsnget Bacon
sciv--Clea Sides 2A6l2c PORK house Shoulders Biasc Lam
u-t a. ,t fir choi'r Kettle
S,S PKNt,Co lre 't Panama steamer brought 500
shipment considering the depressed
narte Flour 1T 5ld - for California sni 20 "d
~ Oregon Wheat quiet sales Of Choice at ~ l Legal
tenders az
LDyLz i4-Sae, - 2it hhis Leaf Tobacco ~ 5Oa
Medium Leaf Sup-riu- Flour inactive Al ~
FI Wnt.r Vha SHIELDED and delivered ~ lnf
hulk &c Oats bulk Bic low Mailing Cot
ton 2J0 lc Mess Pogf t29 So B.con-Shouien 9a9 Clear
S Pic L,r IA Ne flr Leaf Raw Whisky - 2O0 - y
MraPns Tenn l4Coon receipts ll2 bales
n,. Cora 35dE ~ g. oats brm At 930c PORK S3d
-l - B,coa-Crar sides bai1c Lard l3i Glic The other
nv unchanged
G, MAY l41oou steady sales 40 bales hinS
25s. receipts. 10 bale,
WGNtysrpv n e MAY dnl 22029c Spirits Tnr
pena 5lo ~ 80 No +Ji No l. - 81
Pale 4! sea t5 2S
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months oaly sarviviug as Y r. Msrn jcd<sH
Ooans' T., and Charlotte Maia slso Of Posshkeep paa
rENAAhsuddeniy Monday May 10 james Peama setsAss
=, Neschester County NY, sEed es yesrs
las relatives and friends Of The y respectfully inytsi sttsst
his Hperal THURSDAY O'Clock WhhAa
Haett, No 5ol West Thirty .f,urth-st
SMlrH-Ou Monday Nsy 10 sSarel smith, aged T6 years
The relatyes and friends invited the funeral hs <
residence No Y ChsrlOhs Wednesday, al O'Clock
VAN DALdNDA0n Tuesday May Rlen Dslats Ts
year of her
T6e friends sui relatives family are respectfully invited -
the funeral from her late residence No 81 Juyns Tband
afternoon al / O'Clock
WHITING-At Eewben N G.. Monday ~ 1871 Caroline
Whiting daughter Of the late George Whiting, Of this city
Notice offunera hereafter
WILLRTT-On Sunday May H. Margaret widow Of Col
lett, aged 90 years
from her late residence 2g DeaEceyst Weiass,J ty ~
at O'clock NJ.
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The Utnou

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Chartered by Coyzress having Dir ',ors az
pointed b- .he Presdest the States.
FIRST MORTGAGE THRTY-YEAR BONDS.
BEARING SIX PEi CENT INTBRgsT
PAYABLE sEMIASEgALLY IN GOLD,
Pos sale through ths
CONTINENTAL GATIOEH BANK,
NO EAssACSE-
and Mssr cLAr.K DODGE & Co., (,
BANKERS NO 81 WALLST, ::
sns JOHN b. CISCO ssa
BANK siSS No ;5;S WALL, ST.
a. the City ofEew.Yors
NINETY CENT par value with Accrued Iteres
These secured by FIRST MORTGAGE the Rail-.
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF SIXTEEN THOUSAND eoLbARs
PER MILE much less th,r onels the % she Road THREK
HuNDRED AND FIVE MILES have coapeed sse most
subst.n. manner and fully equipped With rolling stock loco"Ore
machine car shops engine houses, boass bu mo,
ofbnck ,nd have been
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED ny THE GOVERNMENT
,ner report Commissioners sss
in successful operation.
Company hand iron ali other a,er snen 10
complete Rocky Moutanss ds1rce FROM Oshs Of
mle,by September time pledged for its eompIetOs
nv the contractor TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED (Iso0
ACRES or LAND PER MILE granted TO the Company by The
Government addition the subsidy Of SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOL-
LARS or GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR EACH NILE or ROAD
As COMPLETED The Chicago and North Western Railroad now
completed Road Omaha aud doing large bas
nes, "a passengers snd freight
The Chicago Rock Island Chicago Burlington and
Quincy ni the Hannibal Joseph Companies expect to
extend connecting daring the that
four Trunk Railroads from will gs,,y contribute Oths
business. Of this Road and the Central being Constructed with
great energy Ca this Great National Railroad across
the Continent in 1870 business both ana
IRE t it eau possibly The interest these Boais being
paTsbe gold the small per mile there be question
safety Company has hesitation recommending
them public being made with thsNaeonat
Bak. generally throughout country accommodation Of ia
weston. in the,. Bonds The D. MORGAN aud the H1a
oAKRs AMFS Trusiees JOHN J. cisco Treasurer
The Metropolitan savings Bank viii REMOVE to thse
NEW FIGE-PROOF BANKING HOUSE, Nos ! and ThrisVe.
corner OF Segenths,. on MONDAY, MAY 20
Trustees Of this inst, tuition impressed With the importance Of h-
ing depoory enry the ire have executed
proof building sufficiently ommoous fr the increased busi-
Bank The iron safes and vaults Of the best de'ero'
aud burglar proof portion Of the Bank and building de-
signed m durability edrctua safety agsin and burglary and soess
for She puposr required and yaat cellar to b.
rpei Safe Deposit Company tor the reception 'nt
keeping gold silver bullion and plate stocks bonds and other
vausbl-s nolr receives, n deposit q the Bank
leased by the United States Government r
Internal Offices security and aiapc to tb,
public h story been taken and cited m tho
several Masonic og The THIRD STORiis TO
LET For appy the Bank.
accommodation deposiors and the public Who
improvement. description Of bullin it will
be open p Monday the arh inst,
SATURDAY that time, during the usual LOans %
bus!nes4-M1y L. 1861
ISAAC T. SMITH, President.
EHITS tHIIR y, y, ENGS' Svics-pre,.d,a.
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MASON & HASuIN have. through their great inn
proycment succeeded manufacturing the most perfect
Cabinet Organs the world This result has only been
attained by intense study long experience, persevcrns
experiments and large pocunary expenditures but tho
successful result a remunerating reward for al their
patient efforts ana thcy offer instruments that
not 10 riyaled IN cKcellencc.-' Boston Post
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ssnted to tho Club was on motion procured for uoea
ton IN the transactions OF the American Institts n
resolution presented by Mr. Stelffer Mouton, propoHAe
TO refer 10 special committee the subject OF the scien
to examination OF SOILS with reference TO their adapta-
Dty TO the production Of specific crops, was laid over
ana made the special for the next meeting or the
Club. on motion Of Mr.. W. s. Carpenter Spring crops
was made the subject for discussion next week fnl
report of the proceedings will be published in THE SEMI
WEEKLY ana WEEKLY TRIBIrNE
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6pecial Notices.
AdYicn 20 L,aYer..

Advice 10 Lovers.
risk sodng by negecing 10 supply ycur sssroskS
with PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING CERBUs Il = ka.s
for an engaged roupls to have CEREUs misani.aing sv
hesaL
Members o the 1Iercantiie Library Association.
ATTENTION.
NOmnsnK Committee se(
Oce for tue easlas ah be ha q
Curets No 764 Broadway, -
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING,
O'clock
All members are cordially iaytei tn stad
EDWARD G. MATURs CHARLES " htisk,
Secretary OssapE<ra
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MARRIED.

RISSELIMII the Igh PeshVterian Church Nerark
ON Tne.is~ MAY a. b. D. W. Poor d. D. Rev > b. y
Bse OF Norsa1 Fanny daughter Of the late Zen James
Miller Of Newark. No cards
MANNING-rHORN-On Tbursiay NAV 1901 m me hey
Church OF the Pilgrims Dir James Manning 70 hiss
caroline j Thorn all u Of this city.
sANDFORD-CLENEST-O Tuesday MAY T. At No 20 Jane' u
this city the Rev Geo Hare D. d. T Lewis w S"Auou Of
Peok,Ail to Mrs Anna W. Clement Of Newiork
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Time, 1914.
EnIFnTn nAEH

Premium OF $500 all ages mile heats.
Col d. McDanel's b. G. Ripley, by JEFF Davis out Of
Nina by BostOn and blue and red sash walked over
The poolselng last night for to-day's very
brisk Captain Moore, Julius, and Delaware
tered for the mile aha dash Captain Moore is the
fayorte In this race III the hurdle Blackbrd DR.
Klrwan's Citadel and Lady Alice have been entered
FOR a. each In the threequarteT mile colt Col Me
Daniels Mr. SnedeKer, and Mr. g. T. Read have entered
coils Reads entry being the favOrite.
Dick Leary has made match for Expert against
Midgey's Garr0ldis III single dash Of one mle over
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TrF AnBF LIszr AND THE CHrcKERfNG PfiNos.-

THE ABBE LIsZT AND THE CHICKERiNG PIANOS
Two three months since friend Of ours returned from
Rome Being well acquainted with the Abbe List. he
tOldm OF the current IN America relative 10 his
proposed visit TO that country The Abbe replied that he
feared he should never visit America. He had heart Of
tho err0rs OF the voyage, and dreaded 10 attempt 10
Beside, lie would not visit IL public performer, he
had given all ambition in that direction. At one time
he Thought he would and give grand vocal ana nsru
mental concerts OF sacred character the proceeds OF
SINCE abandoned
q" wished to visit America for two things," said the
Abbe LlsZt the 90 NIagar and the
praics and the other 10 try the CAckerng pianos, OF
which havo heard 50 much"
The Abbs delighted when he heard that Chckering
sons would send pianos to the French Exposition, and
sad Will - Paris II only to play upon the Chick
erLug planDs-" lAprric.In Art JylTnnI.
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r,rr1c ,1ly,Nc srncys

s,N FR,Ncco NAV 1.-THE following odavs quotations ol
mining and other Gould $3.50 foot N-siF~
: rs per foot Potoa t5j per foot Hale Norcro.i 300 per
foot Crown Point 80 per foot yellow Jacket : %bD per to
Bechrr Aphi tiS foot Oph +t PEI loot I'm
pcrial +l1O per snare California steam Nais'ioh 20 l ,
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Card-MOURNrNG GOODS Of dsersSls t,sd eeos.ss
Mourning Store, sol Droao"a5 oPpa<
Tiffany Cos Prices very reasonable
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THIRD RACE.

This was mile dash for q sweepstakes premium OF
$3.50. free handicap ~ all ages.
ONLY out OF nine entries started-COl. McDaniels
g Ripley and T. Morris. 1. e.. and, after n gallant
neckandneek struggle McDaniels again the winner
OF purse.
The horses made good start, and side by side passed
the quarterpOle tue hafpoe, and the tbree-quarter
pole-nO being ahe TO cay, during all this distance,
that either horse hnd the advantage.
stretch Ripley had the most strength left and.
.ponding nobly the call OF his rider struggled gamey
ahead aid. increasing his lead every stride, by
three lengths Tine, l:5i! which, considering the state
OF the track, excellent indeed.
sueeTsat.s premium Of roo Free handicap for all
ages dAshlnE nile 300 entrance.
ID MeD.ut's Ripley by JET Davis ~ Nina by Boston.
o. and blue snG red
Morris c VI Fidelity by impd Glencoe. % N. Scarlet
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FIRES
~ rmAprLrmA-rwo erEmEp KuIro.

II PIuLADELPHA-TWO ftREMEN KuLro
TRiBuSK
PHILADELPHIA May H-ThJ main building Of
Simeon Lords cotton and wooden mills near Darby was
destroyed by fire this morn The building was valued
a slT 10O and insured for S1O10OO Tho stock aAd
machinery valued at si35 0O insured in the Royal
aud Queen Offices Liverpool and in New York and New
England companies Two ,iremen were over and
killed By fire engines when returning from the fire. The
following the Insurance on he stock aud machinery:
The Company 5000 Security STo; MeOpo
krtl8, Internoni $1,000 Hartford IsT1ars Company Of
HeWY0fk tl2J0; Market E65OJ; STANDARD H55j0 PhPng.
4l9 500 L)ulsr 2l sDhitan ~ il8; Cora Exchange t2i5
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THE B0IRD or SUPERVISORS.

special meeting of this Board was held AT o'clock
Yesterday afternoon tho President Henry smith, esq in
the chair.
Bonrd 10 lease the third sOry of the building Of
CnIVcr-typlace aud Tbirtcenthst for One year from
Nav l. 1901 nj an annual rent Of sllGOhe premises 10
bc used and occupied by Companies 4" b." &C" and
Eight" TIst Regiment n y. s. n. g. Referred 20 tho
Committee on ArmOries and Drill Rooms.
Sir. william Cauldwel sent IN communication
setting forth that the old Harlem Brdgo is IN unsafe
condition, and that travel thereon Is completely OBJ
5ructod that wagon get ncross the Bridge az the
present ilne. Referred To the Committee on Annual
Taxes.
y resolution the Clerk of the Board was directed to
notify all parties having claims against the county which
existed prOr January l. 1867 TO withdraw them, ana
that they presented 20 the Board OF Audit which u 10
meet on the 9Th day OF June next.
The special Committee on New County Court House
presented resolutions in favor OF auditing and allowing
fhe following bills for materials and labor furnished Tor
the construction OF the New County COurt-llOusc
A Ufofh.g ilFl
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THE UEATHER.
OBSERVATIONS.

OESLENAfiONS
EEv-YonK. Tuesday M'V H. 1861
ThsyIo'r Gdr0iar VIVID
Ma a. .......... 21R Est
T. or 2gg8 Nortiwes by WeSi
90 2JB W.s, SouthNe,t
o. oE
lresf pont during thr nishi9 Tie
heavy thuni vUf guny striking houses &c. cetd .i
ini .u..r. Afternoon couT shower n t'
unusually thunder shower vivid hgtug striking houses Zi'
q, - cDnly. Er-u1s -.plif pleasant A. r.
FJe1 R'Jrf orNr Ot rr0f0ry Of Pdsslr C)N ~ Pgryh
lspf. " T. J5r rs re-' et iirg Saturday. Boy H. l5ji
u 4far IA
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I.yonr Oni-hom.e oiicn.iye Use

4. your clubhouse offensive ? Use
PHd3NtX DTSNfECTANT
PutrefsctOu Infection csnnot exist where
il Is used cheap and durable and acts nsantaneou'
AGENCY. No 4 DIZZY ST
Posi- Office NOce-Tle Mails or the United Kingdom an Ia,
Continent, ya Southampton UNION, will
tlis Office THURSDAY May l6 st o aai az TIE uP-
town follows. stations Snl b. 5OJ Sa'oIsC a1i ID.
asa IL Station, aud I. go ~. Station g. . . ,
JAMES KELLY. p. ~ '
Reduction o Fares in ity Cars
of the COLBY SKIRT much IN favor
with ouud 0fits rrsbht. bst
larger persons comfortably accommodated IN
suggested that the Railroad mpanrs ought
lt Nos
1 and 90 TENTHST between Broadway Fashvc from A.
IA. 10 q D. m. 20 consider the us,re OF the
Mourning Jeweiry.
ONYX Jet Rubber Bog Oai o sale by GEO ALLEN No
as Broadway. one door below Canalst
InynIid,' Wheel Chnirs for In or Ou;-Door. .tse.
from S20 Invalid Carriages - Orier.
CANTERISG HORSES. az 10 S25
ChilIreu's Carisges Swings. Hobby Horses. Sc.
SMITH No vi fsm-sf
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sENnNnENlE.


The second sweepstakes Of 500 for maiden
thrcc-ycarOds 10 carry 20 pounds, m mile and half
dash For this race, out Of nine entries given in yes
tcrdays TRIBUNE there six starters. Never
the cOnnOiseurs OF the badly deceived than
the result Of this In all the pools Mr. CamcIOns
entry, Hampton Court strong favOriie Mr. Morriss
holding the next place In the popular favor while
the chances OF Col Mcauie7 horses were held a very
low figure being generally sold even at more is iii
price than the quoted below Fate had dccrccd
however n rccOmpcnsc for the dismal weather with
which she lad afflicted the first day OF the races,
that the purses shOud all fall into the pockets
of the respected p.OpIIetOr OF the Course, ana
the who rsked their mite upon his chances
cred ~ much ughtier ~ the end uf the The pools
sold ahOut follows Cameron, fj; Morris $40 Watson,
S22 the Field SIS. At the start Hampton Court took the
lrad but IL Immediately wrcstcd from him by Nor
rissey who having gained the front gaantly maintained
ghOut. Hampton Court striving to pass but with
avail MOussey kept lead Of several lengths until
the hOnestrctch was reached, when Hampton Conrt
made desperate efforts 20 Justify the hopes Of ms hackers,
aud closed what hut MOrrsscy settled down To his
work and increasing hs lead. IN easy winner by
half dozen lengths, IeunUcAs ell being third. Time,
2.jJ.
srVv.EYSweepsskes premium Of al maiden old.
ones BALI miles ds,l W pounds b.
McDaIeFs b. Mory by BrecAurlse, by Bonnie
blue
" Camerols HAMPTON Court by Young Mebone dam Du
ruudaula;
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-15
POLITICAL RIOT AT BROWNSVILLE, TIE

MEMPHfs. Tenn, May IA serious riot occurred
ut Brownsville, Tenn, yesterday, at a Radical Con-
vention Three negroes and two whites were shot
but not fatally The reports to the origin arc con-
acting. The Radicals charge that it the result
of an organized plot TO break up the Convention.
Others assert that il caused by the incendiary
sDoooh of negro who said Every man that has
owned slaves ought to have his heart cut out"