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The New York herald., 1869-02-22

assassination conspiratos has been brevetred brga
der general
Parade Of the Boys In Elue.
The "Boys In Blue" have consolidated into three
briRades, and will parade tomorrow night in torch
light procession In honor Of Grant ara Collax. -.
unoccnpied Lands In Was' -sss,.. .rerrit ory.
The Commissioner OF the o.,.a-a, "a once has
Just received advices G6m the Surveyor u neral -
Olympia Washington Territory. showing the su,v.
:. :. .o. additional townships west Of the CoIumn,s
river and north II the yakapa Indian reservation.
in Ferguson county. embisc.hS an sfea Of s2.lso
acres. About $1,000 acres OF this tract Is well
adapted for agricultural purposes the surface being
generally rolling and the soil OF superior quality,
while the balance Is suitable for grazing purposes,
the whole tract being clothed with fine growth OF
excellent grass. There Is no timber on the tract,
but II can be found In abundance about eight miles
north, with gently rolling country interv ening.
These ands lie IN the valley OF the Yakama river an
affiuent OF the Columbia. The geological formations
are basatic and volcanic A small portion OF these
lands are occupied BY Indians who are engaged In
agricultural pursuits and stock raising. A large
amount Of these lands Is still unoccupied and omen
TO settlement and entry under the Homestead and
laws.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
TENNESSEE.
Snngsing Of the Steamboat Fairy Queen
Fire In Observation-Disclosures Tragedy.
Mruputs Feb 1890

Anaxsing Of the Steamboat Fairy Queen
Fire In Memphis-HorribleT Tragedy.
MEMPHIS. Feb. 90 1869.
rhe steamer Fairy Queen struck snag In the
Black river, Ark, on Thursday night aud sunk she
was owned at Caro- Ill. No lives known to have
been lost.
A fire occurred tonight which DESTROYED the hard
ware store OF John II. Eichberg. The loss is about
$4,000; insured for $4,000.
horrible tragedy occurred on Friday night,
three miles northeast OF Raleigh Springs party OF
white men went to the house OF Colonel Thomas
Dickens while he and two men, named Wilson and
Humphrey, were eating supper, and Knocked at the
door. which was opened by Humphrey. without
saying word the party shot Humphrey through the
body. and with knives and pistols In their hands
rushed into the room and put out the lights. They
then commenced firing at Dickens ana Wilson.
Dickens received one ball In the body, and with
Humphrey managed to crawl out OF the room.
Colonel Dickens made his way to a neghbor's house
and gave the alarm. on returning with o party OF
neighbors. q colored woman, Colonel Dickens SER
want, was found dead near the front door wilson's
body was found In the room with eight shots
through IL and badly cut 10 pieces. Humphrey was
also found bad.y wounded. The assassins plundered
the house, taking everything ofivauc, and rned the
pockets OF Wilson and the negro woman took two
valuable horses from the stable and made their CO.
cape.
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CUBA.

More Troops from Spain-The Finances
Another Amnesty Proclaimcd-American
Citizens.
HAVANA, Feb. 81, 1869.
The steamship santander, from Spain, has ar
rived here with 900 more chasseurs, making 1000
mon OF this arm OF the service who have REIN
forced the troops on the island
At the meeting held at the Captain Generals
Palace to-day it was unanimously resolved to
guarantee the issue Of ssoooOoo in paper currency
BY the bank which issue General Dulce is to declare
. legal terder in payment OF all debts.
The re- at amnesty proclamation has been oni
cialy de- red to have expired. but the Captain
General proclaimed the benefit OF pardon TO all
ansurgeni, mat surrender themselves. with or with
out arms excluding the chiefs OF the insurrection
Assassins. incend aries and robbers.
General Dulce has applied to the United States
Consul for the names Of all American residents In
Cuba. Dunlap, the American who was detained
here by reason of his not having passport, has
been notified to leave the island.
The new consus have assumed Their duties.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Feb. 21, 1859.
The following are the closing prices Of merchan-
disc for the week ending February 20:--
Sugar firm, with an advancing tendency; Nos. 10
to IL, ID. s., 9S 1925 reals; Nos. IL to 90 1Ox IL
reals; stock In warehouses IN Havana and MatanZas
$1,000 boxes 1l,000 hhds; market favors sellers;
molasses sugar arm at IA 8 reals; muscovadoes
frner; inferior to common refining, TX q
so reals; fair to good refining, So 8h
reals: grocery grades firm at az q 10a reals.
molasses has an advancing tendency; clayed,
5is a So reals per key; mnscovadO or common,
65s GsS reals Lard firm at % &c. for terce; 25is
per To-, IN 25 TO- tins. Flour quiet at s1l rs per blu.
Butter active az SIC. per h. Bacon advancing
quoted at 1skc. per Ib Honey firm at "A reals per
gallon. Wax was dull yellow, 81 a 81 per arr0be
white, $40 $40 90 per arrobe Tallow dun At 50 l2
50 IS per cwt. Petroleum active AZ reals per
raton In bbls., So reals In kegs. Potatoes steady
al So 25 per bbl. Hams in demand at l9c. for CON-
mon sated, 23c for sugar cured. Lumber dull
yellow pine, s2l; white pine $40 per
thousand Shocks declining; market sup
plied hogshead az 12x a 81 so. Empty
hogsleads, 81 rs a 81 s7Is. H0ops-Market sup
plied Ia feet long, shaved, $50 $50 per thousand
i2 feet, $40 So. Freights advancing; per box OF
sugar TO Northern and southern ports, 81 S2 12k;
per hogshead OF sugar, 81 SO o IS SO; per hogshead
oil molasscs, 81 a 81 rs; per ton to Falmouth and
orders, 45s q 52s.; per ton to France, 50f. 55f.
Exchangc-0n London, IA lax per cent pre-
MUM; on Paris, 2 q per cent premium; on United
States sixty days. sight, In gold, 3h O per cent
premium; snort sight, a per cent premium; sixty
days. sight, IN currency "a a % per cent discount;
short sight, ~ 81 per cent discount.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
GEORGIA..

Republican Mass Nee ting at AfIunta-(scorgla
Sufficiently cconstructed-Democratic De-
fence Of Governor Bullock.
ATLANTA, Feb. q, 1862
meeting was held last night at the Legislative
Hall by the republicanss that Georgia Is
constructed according to the acts OF Congress, aud
the following resolutions were adopted
That the State OF Georgia was legally reconstructed
when the fourteenth amendment was adopted Dy
the Legislature; that when the Governor was IN
augurated and took the oath prescribed by the con-
stiiuton the military became subordinate TO thecivil
power; ana that reconstruction was completed by
the admission OF the six Representatives OF the State
to seats IN Congress- that no subsequent act or the
Georgia was restored to the Union; tnat Congress
has full power to protect by appropriate legislation,
all the Inhabitants Of the State in thesenJoyment OF
all the rights privileges and immnnltes secured to
them in the constitution OF the State and OF the
United States that we recognize the election OF
Grant and Cofax as the voice OF the American peo-
pie calling for peace on the basis Of true loyalty and
we pledge a firm anc loyal support to the incoming
administration.
A copy Will be forwarded to the President OF the
United States. The meeting was a large ana re-
spectacle assemblage many ladies being present.
The utmost harmony and good order prevailed.
The galleries were filed with white and colored
people. Supplementary resolutions endorsing Gene
raj Grant and the republican Platform. and also
General Mcades administration, were adopted. The
meeting adjourned the band playing the "Srar
Spangled Bannern "Dixe" and "Hall COlumba.u
motion was made In the Legislature to recon-
slider the action in adopting the minority report
the subject OF the charges by the Treasurer against
the Governor. Mr. Morgan (dem0crat), chairmaniof
the Subcommittee on Investigation, said the cases
cited by the committees majority report were pre-.
cedents for Governor Builocks action, and they are
determined to justice irrespective of politics. and
that the gentlemen should ind out the whole truth,
regardless of party In conclusion, he said he was
mortified that on motion to adopt the report Of
the minority democrat had called the previous
question, thus cutting or debate. He
said the minority report tailed to give all the facts
The report ignores the fact that the Finance Com
mittee are In possession Of letter from the bank
where the State funds are deposited, showing that
the Treasurer solicited and procured private ar
rangement whereby he was paid percentage for
the use Of the public money his private account.
The Chairman OF the Finance Committee supported
reconsideration Of the report, and said that the
Governor had been unfairly dealt with and had no
impure motives in making the advances.
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the NeWseoys' NOME.

In expectation Of lecture from Admiral Farragut
quite large audience assembled at the NewsboyV
Home in Park place last night. The usual crowd ef
newsboys was assembled. Some were dressed in the
most humble attire, while others were arrayed In
their best bib and tucker.n While waiting for tho
singing tho songs spiritual and religious, appointed
by the management. In these the BOYS seemed TO
take the greatest delight, and their voices sweed
the chorus raised BY the observant preceptors Mr..
Pierce conducted the initiatory services. Besides
leading the singing he offered from time to time
such suggestions TO the D0ys - seemed to him moss
expedient and proper. In all the lessons and exer
offered the boys appeared to be most Attentive
and were certainly very orderly.
The secretary Of the Children's Aid Society ap-
peared the platform shortly after the opening Of
the meeting and said that he was sorry TO say that
Admiral Farragut unable, through indispostion,
70 appear before them as he promised, but that his
sympathies were with them, as they were with all
OF the humsn race. The usual sunday exercises
were then gone through with and the meeting wAs
brought 70 Q close at nine O'Clock.
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I'ELEURAPRIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
is.s-
va.s .o>oNo~o>~oo'6-.,,..c-r'~
THE REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
General Negrete With the Insur-
gent Forces Moving Upon
the Capital.
Doubtful Conflict With the Gov
ernment Troops.
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
A Conditional Amnesty offered to the
Insurgents.
THE LEADERS NOT INCLUDED.
An Austrian War Ship Blown
Up With Great Loss of Life.
MEXICO.

The Revelutionlsts Under Negreto Marching
ON the Capital-Contradictory Rumors-De-
feat Of tho Rebels ut Pachuca.
HAVANA, Feb. 81, 1859.
The steamship Louisiana has arrived from Vera
Cruz with 100000 in specie.
telegram from the city Of Mexico, dated the 18th
inst, reports General Negrete at the head Of the
revolutionary army thirty leagues from that
capital, on which he was marching. Rumors re-
states that he mas defeated General Cuear the COM
mander Of the government forces. while another
states that Negete has been routed and forced to
General Doreo commanding the national forces,
has defeated the rebels at Pachuca.
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were Indian treaties; they might have been amended
here, and thus might almost say were negouateo
here
If there ts any good In these Indian treaties they
should be acted upon in open session. There ~ no
reason why they should be considered and ratlheo
done.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
PENNS YLVANIA.
Fire In PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELfHfA, Feb. 2f, 1852.
rhis morning a hre occurred IN the engine room o.
che lead works OF Messrs. Taylor Smith, No.
i,2i4 Noble street. IL was stone building, three
stories high, and was completely gutted In the rear
n one story she'd occupied by George ID. Cook
4 Brother as a planning mill, was entirely
destroyed Messrs Taylor Smiths loss is estimated
at $4,000; insured in the following companies:-
Metropolitan, of New York, $4,000; United states,
of Baltimore. $1,000; Queens, OF London. $4,000;
Franklin and Citizens, Of wheeling. W. va, S. 900
each. Tho loss OF Cook a Brother ia said to be
$4,000 insured. The building is damaged ia the ex
tent Of $4,000; fully insured.
sentence or Murderer In Pittsbnrs.
PIrTsBURG, Feb. 81. 1869.
. Lewis Lane tcoioredl was yesterday sentenced to
be hanged for the murder OF his wife. lie had been
granted q second trial by tho supreme Court. bnt
wss second time convicted.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

No Lady Can be Made Benutifrl for
ever by ensmeng or By mineral eesnetics though her
health and her life shortened thereoy There
but OF removing impurty from Tho comp exon
that removing from the bloed This derderstnn
IL achieved By taking STAFF ORDs IKON and SULPHUR
POWDERS, element OF which nfuscs new life into the
torpid while the other separates from the blood
principle which external eruptions and
dcorons and sends them 20 the surface with the persp
ration whence they elected through The seiveks src
iure of the epidermis-
ages, 70 powders, IS; mailed Tree HALL kuckEL, 2o
tfcenv vich street IN.
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Died.

BARcLAY.--0n Sunday. February 21. at ten O'Clock
Ia the evening. MARGARET LAvINIA, wife OF Thomas
Barclay, in the 4sd year OF her age.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from her late residence, 2oe
westt Twenty-third street. on Tuesday afternoon ~
one O'Clock.
lFOr other Deaths see Efqhth Pugel
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SPAIN.

An Irun.CIad 10 sail for Hnvunn-Order OF the
Colonial Minister Relative to Certain RcstrEc-
ti0ns.
MADRID, Feb. 81, 1859.
Havana.
BY recent decree OF the Colonial Minister all re-
strictions removed from the once OF commercial
broker in the islands OF Cuba and Porto Rico.
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AUSTRIA.

Terrible Disaster ON Board Austrian Frig.
ate-Severai Lives Lost.
TRIESTE, Feb. 81, 1850.
terrible disaster occurred yesterday on the frig-
ate Radetsky while cruising in the Adriatc. An ex-
plosioh took pace in the powder magazine making
a complete wreck OF the ship and causing great
,os, d, life Most OF the Officers and crew were IN
.sAAuss. Ii.,rs. inia a. ur.,.- -,.r i.sxasA
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2l.-News has been received
here OF the loss at sea OF the Orlando from Baltimore
for Buenos Ayres. Her crew were saved AID have
been landed st Bremerhayen.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 2l.-The steamer Donau, from
New York for Bremen, has arrived.
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FRANCE.

A French War ship Ordered to Cubn.
PARIS Feb q, 1859.
trigate has been ordered to Cuba to protect the
interests OF French citizens.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

CircuiRrS Of Every Description and Notices
70 attend mee,nss printed ia the neatci possible msnn-
other similar place in the city At the MBTROPOLlfAS JOE
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT " Nassau street
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

Pamphlets, law Reports, drc., Executed
with auioknsss and dsspsch twenty ave per ssnl
cheaper at other printing establishment the city
At the METROPOLITAN J0B PAINTING EsrAsLfsa
MENT. " Nassau street
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OHIO.
Arrest Of Charles King, fhe Alleged Wall
street Bond Roober-S60,O0O Of the Bonds
Recovered.

CINCINNATI, Feb 2I, 1862
Charles King, alias Holbrooke, who, 1t rs alleged,
robbed the safe OF Cambreleng Pyne, IA Wall street.
New York, IN January last was taken to New York
last night In charge OF Captain Jourdan and
Detective McCord, Of New York. lie was ar
rested here by Chief OF the Police Ranin
and kept under guard at the hotel while the case
was being worked. The result was that 100000 OF
the stolen bonds we've secured. man named
Norrse went to Boston VITA a countersign To a
friend OF King, who had these bonds A th hrd party
brought them to the city secreted them and wrote
note to the authorities here telling them where to
fnd them. The matter was kept profoundly secret
.here until late last night.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

Look Out for the Cartoon by the Greas
artist Hunk E. Dore, the Last OF the Grsciaa
BEND, in tho EVENING TELEGRAM OF Monday.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

Royal Havana 1sottery.-Prizcs Paid In Gold
furnished The highest paid or Douboons
and ali Kinds Of 0old and Silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 1s wall strss,, n z.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

Past, Present and Futurc.--Fnshicn as le
was, AZ u is and as win be- See the EVENING TELR.
GRAN OF Monday.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

CYista doro,s Uurivailed Hair Dye.-SoId and
spres Al No House Msnufsctory 90 Maiden lana
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

Brokaw Brothers, Great Clothing Empcri.
Gents and boys; wholesale and retail opposite Cooper
fnstttute.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

Du Barry.s Delicious RevaIenfs Food Cures
Dyspepsia Constipation, Darrh~s and ali somschic, Ners
yus ami Liver complaints Copies OF 1001 gras
NJ BARRY CO., las William street, New York, and ell
cheunists Tins, h., ~ Is, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

Important Noticc.-The Havana Lottery.
articles have appeared Ia several papers In
States stating the Havana Lottery would
Ie discontinued. authorized BY the Atrinrstor Of
the Lottery that there truth whatever these
reports TAYLOs Co, rs W al street
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

Estnbttshed In 1sOO.-The Metropolitan Job
rrnting Establishment. " Nassau street
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
Va Lsdy Can be Made .Benutifur

NIissisanoi spring Wntcr-OnIy known
remedy and all diseases OF the kneys by
drusgs,s. Depot, sss broadway. Y.
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The Irish Tribunc.--Thc First New York
number all stands Tuesday papsr
published Carriers wanted 70 make routes.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
Important M

For First Class Printing OF Every Descrip-
ton 70 ths Metropolitan Joo Printing Es,asishmen,
Nassau
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

The Grecian bend ef the shsdovvv Fusurs
for,sasdowsa 10 ns EVENING fsIE0R1H or Ssadss.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

Republican Mass Nee ting at AfInnta-tscOrgIa
SunicientIyi Observation-Disclosures De-
fence of Governor Bullock.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-25

The trial OF All Choy and All Sam, now
going on in the District Court, for the muir
der of All Sou, is creating greater interest
than any trial that has ever occurred here
on account Of the novelty Of the method Of
swearing witnesses A ROSTERS head is
hacked of with knife, saucer broken, the
oath written on yellow paper, burned, and
the smoke in which is supposed To be the
spirit of the burned oath blown up to heaven
in each case The prosecution and defense
each swore five witnesses, killed five chick
ems. broke five saucers, burned five pieces Of
paDer. etc. After killing the chickens they
are thrown away by the Cinnamon and con-
sidered unfit for use, but having had their
threats cut, nicely bled, etc, the American
heather consider them none the worse for
having been sworn by, and we confess to
having been guilty Of the sacrilege of assist
ing to devour portion that was really fat,
tender and good to our unsanctified palate.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-25
sluice Robbing.--old man chaun-

SIuice Robbfng.-- man Cnauh-
cey. on the mountain, has been working
night and day almost with force of China
men for the past two months in order to
economic the short supply Of water obtain
able on small spot Of good placer ground
found there, and one night last week had the
misfortune to have the whole thing cleaned
up and robbed. thus losing the result Of his
work during the Spring He has now pro
cured arms and determined 10 guard the
work, so that the next time his ground-siuice
is robbed the perpetrators are liable TO run
against bullet He informs US that the
manner of the robbery and style ofthe work
assure him that il was done by white men
The Chinese have a peculiar manner oil
cleaning up that betrays them, and which
was not observable in this instance.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-25


District Court. June term, Lewis,
Judge; HslIock. Clerk; Stevens, Sheriff;
Higbee. Deputy District Attorney; proceed
inss up to this morning:
June 22d-People rs B Woodward and
TT Brown. defendants came into Court and
plead not guilty. Carl II Dohlberg admit
ted 10 citizenship People w All Choy and
All Sam. the examination Of witnesses on
the part Of the prosecution closed; prosecu-
ton rests, the defense open their case, ex-
annie two witnesses and Court adjourns
23d-People VS. James Lynch and Pai'k Kelly,
indicted for assault with intent 10 commit
Insrier; indictment set aside for want Of full
attendance, one Grand Juror being absent al
the finding: referred to next Grand jury and
defendant Lynch held to appear in the sum
of $1,000; District Attorney excerpts; matter
will be taken to the Supreme Court People
- All Choy and All sam, still continued, ey-
i.enc. FOR defence not vel closed Nth
Being 81 Johns Day, Court raet al nine a
n. held till twelve n, taking testimony IN
the case OF People VS. All Choy aud An san,
snd adjourned until ten a n this morning.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-25
Judge John II. Watson. WHOSE ,

parture for Nevada we mentioned some
time since, returned on Tuesday, having gone
To where he discovered quartz in 1884, and
found the ground located and being worked
The Judge was taken sick Immediately on
his arrival in that unhealthy region with the
neuralgia. complicated with nux, and came
very near losing his life. Returning 10 the
healthy atmosphere Of Idaho has revived
him, however. and he now appears in his
usual health
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-25
Burglars and petty thieves appear to

Burglars and petty thieves appear to
be becoming quite numerous of late. We
hear OF sluices being robbed in New York
Gulch, besides the cleaning up OF Chauncey' g
ground sluices The Masonic and Odd Eel
lows Hall was entered week ago, all the
drawers, desks and wardrobes forced open,
etc, and two visits have been made to the
store of Van slyke L Bro. in the night.
The younger of the brothers, sleeping IN the
store. had left the iron shutters ajar for ven
tillation, and in the night time heard a noise,
and. as 1t was not very dark, looking toward
the window, distinctly saw human hand
pulling the shutter open This occurred
more than a week ago, and was repeated on
last Monday night Van slyke fired at the
form OF the would be burglar in the window
the last time, but withou. effect.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-25

The Red Jacket mine on War Eagle
mountain is now being developed, work
ing force is organized under the management
ofw II. Clark formerly OF the Rising Star
at Flint, who will soon place it in shape,
Clark has the reputation Of being thorough
master Of the science Of mining, having serv-
ed several years in the management Of some
Of the most extensive works both in Califor-
mia and Nevada The enterprise Of Mr.. Nil
Ter. the science OF Mr.. Clark and the reputs-
ton OF the mine. justify the hope that we
shall soon be able to record another success
in the way of good productive mining oper-
alton
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-25
From the White Pine News of the Is

From the White Pine News Of the 18th,
we get the number of mills and stamps run
ming in that Dist amount Of bullion shipped
etc. There is one "a stamp mill, two 20
stamp, three stamp and two s stamp mills,
making total Of ten mills and 100 stamps
all in active operation The shipment of
bullion for the week was 10000, $4,000
being the product of the week previous.
Three more mills are in process OF construc-
ton with an aggregate OF IS stamps. /.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-25

Those rascsls who piled up oil cans, etc.
against the hack doors OF the stores OF J. b.
Gardner and j. N. Blossom few nights ago,
50 as 10 fall inside and break the glass IN
each door on being opened, may see an i'm
mense amount of sport in such conduct, but
the general impression prevails that they
could employ their time TO quite as useful q
purpose in bed and asleep