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No. Z Watergut heri Byen, tagen
we'd Execution fra Smed J. C..
Woods.
Iste Auction holdes L0verdag d. code
October f0rstkommende,
Eden Auction holdes Loverdag d. 3die
November forstkommende,
3die Auction holdes Loverdag d. Tide
November forstkommende,
de to forste paa Auctionscontoiret i
Christiansteds Retshuus hyergang
Formiddag Kl. II, den 3die paa
Aastedet Middag Kl. IL.
V~urdering, Conditioner o. a. Do
cumenter vile henligge til Eftersyn
paa dette Contoir fra f3de October.
Dette Advertisement tjener tillige
til Efterretning for Panthavere.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir, st.
Croix d. 28de September 1866.
j. "A. Stakemamn.
, 1866-09-28
The LAWS"
Lutheran Church, ChrIstlamstcd.

On Sunday the 3Oth inst, there will
be divine service held for the English Lu-
theran Congregation in this Church.
, 1866-09-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AUCTION.

RFTER Begjering af Procurator
2 Heilbuth paa vedkommende
Pante- og Udlegshavers Vegne vii
blive opraabt til Salg we'd tire offent-
lige Auctioner j Overeensstemmelse
met Pl. 22de April 1917,
, 1866-09-28
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 10th Sept. to 25th Sept.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1866-09-28
Shipping Intelligence.

CLEARED AT C~HRIsTIANsTED
Sept 24,-Danish barque Prindsesse Alexan-
dra, J. LEI. Verden, Frederiksted,
Rum and Molasses.
" 27,-American brigantine George, N. E.
Perkins, New Haven, Sugar and
MoiaSses.
, 1866-09-28
AUCTION.

10 Y request Of Lawyer Heiibuth in
I'D behalf of the mortgage and levy
holder concerned will be put up for
sale at 3 public Auctions conforma-
bic to the Pl. 22nd April 1917,
TOULOUSE BLOT
No. Z Watergut in this town, taken
by levy from blacksmith j. C.
Woods.
LIST Auction to be held Saturday the
Goth October proximO,
2nd Auction to be held Saturday the
Bird November proximO,
3rd Auction to be held Saturday the
18th November proximo,
the 9 first at the Auction-O ffice in
the Courthouse of Ch~ristiansted each
time at Ii o'clock am, the 3rd on
the premises at IL o'clock noon
Appraisement, condition and other
papers will be laid out at the Auc-
tiOn-Ofice from October 18th next.
This advertisement serves also for
the information of mortgageholders.
Auction-O Office, st. Croix 28th
September 1866.
y. A. Sfakemamm.
, 1866-09-28

PFTER Ordre fra Gouvernemen-
9 tet, bekjendtgj0res herved at
RESISTANCE Listen for Skater til Co.
Ionialkassen pro 1865 err tiIstilIet
undertegnede Foged, til foranstalten-
de Execution paa %s@dvanIig Made.
Christiansteds Byefoged Contoir,
den 28de September 1866.
J. "A. stakemamn.
, 1866-09-28

0Y Order from Government, notice
D is hereby given that the List of
Arrears of Taxes pro 1865 has been
SEN to the Undersigned Sheriff, to
effect Levies in the usual manner.
Christiansted's Sheriff Office, 28th
September 1866.
ia. Stakemamn.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
. "COsrAR's'' advertisement above,
1RRR

"CoSTOR'S RAT FXTER MINAToR is
amnls, safe, and sure--the most perfect Rat
ihee.tion meeting We q ave ever attended. Ev-
cry Rat thatea getit properly prepared will
eat 1t. and every one that eats It will die, gen.
orally ct some place as ldistant as possible
AiTT0Fr -i-,zA FeF fsffF-I,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
ElFPoRTlA ApYI E 8 q EE NJ !
HUNT & GILLETT.

A t t. OrneYS at Law,
Z Are duly authosized 10 prosecute clajms Of
every description Againstthe United Statess 4
Office over office Of Clerk Of The Court, = ?
EMPORIA, 80 KANSAS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
1865,

INCREASE OF RATS.The Farnser.s Ga
settle (English) asserts and proves by figures
that one pair Of RATS will have progeney
and descendants no less than 65I ,050 in thre
years. Now. uulssE this immense family cat.
be kept down. they would consume more food
Aan would sustain 65y000 human beings
Use "CosTAE,s, adyertisement above. -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

RATS versus BiRDS.-Whoevere engages in
shoOting small birds is cruel man; whoever
aids in discriminating rails is benefactnr We
should like soras one to give as the bsnef of
their experience in drii ing out these pests
We need something besides dngsx cats, and
traps for this misunderstanding AmerieGn,
N Y 1@iio .sGf Ts7 Hssf! = -I-I.I =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
t8RR.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermin
seed be 20 no Longer, &c they uss sCosrA6's"
1xteRminatOF. We have tried ik to oar eskisEse-
ton; and ifa box cost IS, We would have il. We
bare tried Puisonss but they effected nothing.
bat COst ar e, artiel< knocks the breath out of
Rats, Nice. Reaches, Ants and Bed-BGgs,
Quicker than We can rite It. u Is IN great
demand ali over the eOuatrys--As9ias, 0kis,
Gezet1eg 1elus 90 re- 50 ~ q .slhsa5aE s.Fs-f4
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
Equalization of Bounty.

~
Undettheaet Of Congress Of July ., 1856, Z
soldiers Of th Fse years service, or those who
have been disc. aFged beea Of wounds, and
their widows or heirs, are entitled to 500.
Soldiers for two years service or less, when
discharged because, Of wounds, are entitled
Officers honorably discharged after March
8, 1865, are entitled to three mOBths pay proper.
Soldiers who have lost both eyes or both
hands are entitled to q pension Of sos per
month. Those who have LOST. both feet or one
hand and one foot, $40 Eper' month, Thoss
month. Any disability equivalent 10 either
fof the foregoing cases, entities the soldier TO
the pension corresponding.
All claims for bounty, arrears oflpay, or in
CREASE o.. pensicn, Sc.s.Pl OsecptedsD ~ y
Mr. Hunt has been, IOr some years, prSetic
ing attorney At this place, and Is we'll knOwa
to the citizens. Mr.. Gillet Is new conner
has been a soldier for seve raj years-has
been engaged in this business before. and is
thoroul hly' acquainted with the 6nannep Of do
ing business with all the various departing ntS
at Washington.
ANY business placed IN our hands will re-
eeiys PrOmpt -attention-will be carefully At-
tended tO-wfll be done direct with the De
paItmC nts at Washington, and claimants will
have their money when obtained.
If successful our fees will be Ave dollars
Unless successful we shall charge you nothing.
If 1t is lincong enient for you 10 call On7us Mt
our Office, write to,us stating your claims and
enclosing three cents or q red stamp for re
turn postage, and we will give you all nece .
cary information free Of charge. We make up
papers ilf this office and send then by mail to
any Partef the country for execution. In wri-
ing TO rs state carefully name and post Office
address. I'D --'H1 W vh] > ~ - % -
If you want your business well done pla &C
it only in the 6ahdsiOf rehable mer. Z
F. G. Hunt. ALGERIx GILLErT
l. - .20tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
-e CO8TAR 8 aOSGA
.FT0IEk1 QGc

p FAKMERs AND HOUSEKEEPERS-
should resOIlset that handksdsof dallGEs' worth
ef GRAIN PsOVisionse&e.. are annually destEy-
ed By Rats, Niee. Aats and other insects and
xernin-all Of which can be prevented By 3.
few delIarsp worth Of s.CosvAs s" Rat, Roach.
Ant, 3se-. .ExtsrminatOr, brought sad used
3esII 80, .sss.s-r ~
C1-Sse sCosEARis' advertisement above
1soid IN EEnPoEe, KIssalsses. mon s..6.
"a 81 Ii. aud Ds.IssGL Z e.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

II 81 BHwAHE q, Of ali worthless nm i'm :,
TSee that "CosrAR's" nemeis on each Box
Bottle and FLASK, before you buy. - - [
u Addres, HENRY r. COSTAR, q
- $50 Broadway, N. Y
g Sold in EmpOria. Kansas, y FrL f7r
TBy- ri 3 4 JS~
And all Druggists and Retailers. - 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
AUCTION SHE OF COTTON.

Yesterday morning John II. Draper ~ Co. sold
auction about 600 bales Of Mobile Florida and Savannah
Cotton. TIE prices obtained follows Mobile Cot
toni bales Mdd.ng ic.i 10 bales Low Mddling 3lic.
~ bales Good Ordinary. 29lci q bales Ordinary, 2bc
bales Low Ordinary gJ,c lts bales Pickngs l2c. 2O2
bales Rebacd. .1c Savannahit bales Good Mddhng 5tc
rs bales Low MdGhIg 52ici bales Good Ordinary 30ic
bales Low Ordinary PC - bales Rebaled, ssc Flord1-
u bales Mldue Bile; 81 bales Low NEEDING 3lIc; 100
bales good Ordinary ole e bales Or iinary sllc bales
Low Ordinary 2ic 81 bales Pckngs gic; ao2 bales Re!
baed. g7c: New -Oreans-2 bales Low Mi1dhug.
get bales good Ordinary, "s3c.i bales Ordinary
q5ic; bales Low Ordinary Gle l76 bales Pckngs he
las bales Rebaled g1c. ChGrlesons bales Pckngs 25ic
100 bales Rebaled 2sd29lc. NASHVILLE bales Strictly Md
dlln, 3lc bales Low Mddng 3itci bales Good Ord.
nnry 2,e II bales Pckngs 81 bales Damaged Pick
ngs 3o 80 bales Kebaed, 2sic 20 bales Rebaied, zee ~
bales Rebalod, 23ic., bale Sea island, 53!c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13


LIST. Cd. 30. 4th. 5tb. 9th. 7th eth. 9Th Totals.
Eureka:...... o s-%
Umpre-Mr Pratt Of the Atlantic Club.
Seorers-Messrs. Holden and Williamson.
Time Of Game 245.
Fly Catches-EUreka. 5; Active, 7.
Outs Fouls, Eureka. times; Active times.
The return game win not be played until Oct H.
ATLANTIC VS.. MUTUAL.
The first grand match between these clubs takes place to-
day Hoboken and bids fair 10 be the match of the
far the crowd concerned The Mutuals will make
cry effort to furnish clear field the and the best
way do it to have boundaries marked out ana the crowd
kept outside before the game called otherwise there will
be the difficulty 10 getting them back there was at the
previous match. The Atlantic nne will include Mills, Pratt
Start Crane, Smith Ferguson Chapman Pearce and CALVIN
The Mutual nine includes Jewe Martin, Godie, heMahoD
Waterman, II. Hunt, Zeller Patterson aud Reed.
ATLANTIC VS.. Umpire.
The Mullins Of these clubs had pleasant meeting at Hobo
ken yesterday result beng victory the Empire nine
by score 81 10 81 in a foil game II nins innings.
WATERBURY VS.. EMPIRE
match has been arranged for Tuesday between these
cubs take place HObOken the proposed game between
Empire and Eureka clubs being postponed to the 22d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
MOSCOW.

THE IAILRyAD 70 &QscOw-A MERRY 'OURNEY-fklESAl3
ArIENu1Ns BY sHR wAY-REcEP TON OF IHE ~
HAssY AZ MoscOw--A BANQUET IL THEM honor.
From Or sPeeLl COuesPssienL
Moscow Aug % 1855.
MI Fox end his companions Of the navy arrived here
Yesterday forenoon having made the 400 miles Of almost
air Inc distance from St. Petersburg il l. hours. Two
Americas surveyed this railroad, think with proper
eye to stock quotations. sgzagged little Ie 1t and left to
The towns NichoaS the Emperors father mended the
fnyey bygayng ruler St. Petersburg Moscow,
then rlanIg with bis pencil great back line and with
that slight 7r.ec.on accepted the Ian. Now is rail-
road wonder In Europe where O railroad line nilAy
IKE thrown l0Wn string In the early days Of TaiIoad-
ing from l2f 1890 there lived SaYOlYa phC sophie
ally minded mo- who got the reputation Of being crazy
tecause he advocated in earnest the principle that the Ta
road plan of every state shoud be ysenatca uetNoIk
To-day 81 everybody that his ideas might gave
saved Germany al least huHdTeds Of millions Of DOH RS
annually. When wagons getting crowded and Austh d
their last city strOngOcs, what may Lot come
90 with our TRACK laying and netukngl To reduce grand
distances has been the desideratu IN Russia and America
bit 10 conyenencC local carrying by doing IL wholesale
for Individuals who would not, could lot accomplish
che sane saving By Association, IS idea which capital
has already DEVELOPED n laying street railroads everywhere
fom San Francisco 10 =; Paersbnfg.
Great Indeed must have been TIE curiosity Of the trav
elor would 60 Moscow IN wagon, over 800 miles
of corduroy and swamp Wien you read about terrible
Toee IN Russian travels yOl may coLcude that u means
81 swamp where the corduroy las dWluGled TO an
sioL solitary log the road which the furious dyeT
iDSa,aby falls TO show proper regard for Most Of the
road 90 cyel the sea- aud the horizon IS wei enough
Sebled 10 lake As leplpds YIb geS'epb Qny near /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN NEW
YORK.

VALUATION AS EouALIzED BY THE BOARD og ASSES
sORs
We publish below the equalization OF property in
this State in accordance with the following resolution
adopted by the Board Of Equalization:
R,r,d That the valuations as fixed by the Board oil
FORMULATION and hereto annexed and amounting IN the az
gregate 10 the sum Of 5 So be and the same are
gate Valuation of TIE real personal property eaeh o.
Of this State anc that the same dny in
by the Chairman and Secretary Of this Board, be
the office of Controller the assessed amount
which the said Controller to compute the state a1 o
wear 1890 and that the said equalization as made %
separate county be entered in the book of minutes " h'
ceedings Of this Board. -.
Str If N,. York do hereby certify the FOREGOING w.
- Of he original resolution this day sd9I "
hoard Of Equalization appears upon the minutes Of 'aO o' ~
whole ftLe said resolution ,,,h ofS ,ne
Wines oar hands at the City Of Albany this lth aay b %
Der. 1866. inoHi o.. "a ~ onslll,tiop,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13


RECEPTION or RELIANCE EScSB COMPANY 80 OF
PHILADELPHIA BY THE BROOKLYN PIRs DEPART
MESr.
Yesterday afternoon Franklin Engine Company No.
OF Brookyn came this city and proceeded to the
Of Duanes there await the arrival Of their quests
who expected the steamer Jesse Hoy o the krtan
Delaware Bay Railroad Company About - O'Clock Tue
steamer came night As she arrived at the DOCK Sheei
ser given for the Phladephans AFTER landing
their lire Engine taken M cnarge by the eu0es
u No g. Preceded By Assistant Engineers L1psitios
Barre and D0wd Of the BROOKLYN IRE DepaItsS"I I'D
Tassed up Chamtersi. to broadway ana @ 'Prootivn
way snd IGioo 20 ct St ~ chneSe 81 Companies Of
the BROOKLYN Fire Department drawn up % ne on
ton waiting 20 receive them Amer great uetl OF vonIl
sion the Companies got together and TIE PROCESSION was
formed in the following order
Platoon Of Metropolitan Policemen
Reliance Engine Co. No T. Of Philadelphia.
The members q Franklin Engine Company No 3 IN charge
ofthe Reliance Steam Engine.
The companies Of Brooklyn each dragging its ap
psratus. -,
ave Clntonaye and MyTte.aye to the City Ils where
the procession dismissed Some OF tie engines were
during the STAY Of the Phadephnns in Brooklyn they viii
guests Of rho Franklin Engine COMPANY Today they
viii 60 to Dudeys PIC uic GA Friday they pro
pose going COney leland chOwder excursion, and on
Saturday hey Navy Yard and vnrens places Of
interest IN Brooklyn They leave ior LONE On saturday
HOARD or FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
regular meeting Of the Board Of Metropolitan Fire Com
nssoners was held yesterday morning AZ tremenS han
Commiss loners Pnckney Enes Able AID Brown, and MI
Giliersleeve Secretary. were present =,
Information was received communication from A. n
Morgan 81 storage Of large Quantities Of kerosene con
trary regulations Of the Department for the keeping Of
Tie Gould Macline Company Of Newark y. j., extended
invitation the Board TO visit their Factory and examine
a Steam Fire Engine Of tneir make.
Chief Engineer Kingand makes the following Report FOR
August Fire alarms 81 false alarms - Total number o.
fires and alarms from January 10 sept !. bl5.
Some further business 81 routine nature was disposed q
and The Board ndjonTned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
CITY FENIANISM.
VIZ. srFPHErs soon 10 srARr FoR 1eELAxn.

Mr.. STkPhkES SOON TO SLANT FOR IRHLANb,
Nothing Of Importance tEanspired yesterday al the
stephens beasquarters Mr. Stephens engaged during
the dav reccgng visitors and trausaeDg business lie gre
highly satisfactory account Of his Western and seems
have been mere fortunate bis reception than was Pres
a n johnson The West be says e decidedly tLeirs He
N Sweeney lie only q tRe Roberts patty oil popu
La Mr. %erteDs bis road 10 tbs city received
o ~ poiia by delegations inviting him 70 stay adj
r em He IN constant receipt Of pressing Invitations
o. IN rts al tAe country. hut he says bis next rip VIII 10
Iceland ray wake some foe morning and hear If bis
I AZ Cork nake coed DIS pledges with the people
IL is ipe Of The future IN good spirits and seems
H. vgorsf Tor ne Western Tip
NE pfep9ret FOR the Pic nc the 18th still continues
Manahas hand as been engaged for TIE Sccascr and viii
% 0oagi form an a. 'AiVaI aIiTasueA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
FIELD SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

EUREKA vs.. AcTvE-sUcDEss or THE NEWARK CLUB
A large crowd of spectators were gathered on the
Aetyes grounds yesterday afternoon to witness their hrs
match wit htbe noted Eureka Of Newark this season. close
contest being anticipated from or other the
Actyes failed to play ND to their usual high mark either at the
bat or in the Geld though they had good nine out The
Eurekas however played excellent fielding game and
bstted well taking fine lead in the early part OF the contest
and maintaining all the through The Acuyes tried
change of pitching fifth innings but not supporting 1t
the result greater average OF runs were
of Sockmsn than off Walker The Eurekas tired their
pitcher in this match he hang from the heystones
Philadelphia. All the pitchers aimed chiefly for speed In
this match and the Umpire allowing them TO have Their own
number OF passed balls show there being nearly so 10 the
nrn. W. nirn he annr halnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
CITY NEWS.

PERsOYAL.-AmOng the arrivals at the hotels are
Maor.Gen. j. I. Turner U. s. A, Gen j. T. Milford Rich
mond and Capt G. Slce IT, S ~, at the Metropolitan
Hotel Baron de Mesne Of the Prusan Legation, and the
Hon. Mr. Bydges Canada the Breyoort House The Hon
NrNaper and family Scotland at the Abemare Hotel Gen.
H. Ii. Baxter, Vemonti Mayor Hosford Lowell Mast the
Hon C. H. Bridges, Louisvle the Hon. L. Gunkle, Ohio;
the Hon Theo. NJ Pomeroy. Auburn at the st. Nicholas
Hotel Gen j. j. Peck Syracuse; the Hon. John d. Defees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

Fruits Exhibition. A New Use Qlinces; woodeu,oed
Shoes Farmer Cabo, Acid Letters People
Machine Successful Wheat CRYING Celery for Family lee
The WnePalt Observation-Disclosures Wild Ones; SiTsw
berries Rose Cuttnr Names for Grasses Grapes Kansas On
Trees the Pe Helgos-Osse Orange; Thorn Seeds FI
Preserving Solution Proportion OF Panses; Testing Seed Det
Melon Vines Fish; Chi-keusnd Raj ed Potato-hug Remedy
The Measuring Worm in Missouri. Horses Throat; kckrg
Horse Diseases Of About Sheep Agricultural Books Age
New Goal S;oyei Gas Nsphtha; Other Classy Ouess
Hydraulic Ram Gates Bars Pickles. Solvent for Rubber s
yrstirg Flax, Cleaning Hogs; The Pest Of Hen Lice.
CROPS JRPFRFsoN COUNTY ". Y.
FAsHONs-Sepeoer Modes Fabrics; Foes. ClCaksi Man.
Boots Head Dresses Prophecies
NEWSPAPER ENTgRPRIsE SUCCESS.
Tbs DIZZY GOODS MARKAr.
--latest EUROPEAN MARKErs.
CITY lTKMs.
MISCELLANEOUS ITENs.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
LATEST NEWS MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH-SpeelA Dispatches
The n Y Tribune.
ConsERcAL-Ful Reports the Money Cotton Grain
and Cattle Markets specially reported for The ~ Y Tribune
Ready this morning Price wrappers ready for mailing tive cents
Fer sale by all neSsmen.
Masubs,rbe single cory, years. numbeu......$ ~
Ten copies addressed 10 OF subscribers j. 50
Twenty copies tdresed 20 Of subscribers "a ~
len copies 10 address
Twenty address 90 90
An copy viii be sent for each club Of ten.
Dans NeNofk Post Office orders payable the order
"THH TRIBUNE being safer preferable 70 any ether n5
remittance. Address THE TRIBUNE. NswYo,k
40 TO THOMAS K. AGNEW's, Greenwich and
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everything cheaper than In New York One pce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

KNOX NOMIEATED.-One of the best selections yet
made BY politicians as others Of KNOX the batter
for the public well known, and the beauty
excellence durability and becoungness Of his hats are universally
acknowledged doubt Of bis election KSoI headquarters
ale at No. 22 Broadway; Of Fultonst.
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THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for SEPTEMBER 10



THE Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for contains the fol-
LEADING AHrictssaine The Southern Convention; Stephen
e.seaiy Wd BsseaeT r6addsu. stevens. Reports
Our Finances Editorial Paragraphs.
FoH,iGs NEws-yews BY the Atlantic and by
News wEgK-pame.'e News Crime. and Gasusltis,
H Hss s''' The 1'" War Inc PENDING canvas i'' ''0'
Vermont freedom Justice The Result Of the ELECTION
Moad Gen osSoSTsn ara ,hs VICE oy SSTsss
in lie State Clean sweep by 500 Majority. p....,.. =
Gov Fen,o COL Stewar, l. Woodiori Governors Other
MSsacSsLoisis Report Of Major Gen Bord
Tug EMBASSY RrssIA-A Brilliant Reception America Tn
aT PsSpixG CaSvasSpecist n Y Tribune Speech Of
Hon Tn4deeus Delivered 1t Bedford Pa Tuesdy
ASoTals L1TTER rROn Mr. BsEeurR1ae Rev Henry Ward
SPEECH The Hos. HANNIBAL hAnLIS
1ppRS o. rue UScS STATE CONVENTION TO THE LorAL PEo
LoYalr CONVENTION Interesting Account Of
SoSrsTS4 cyLaBaAToy-serv. the Laying of the Corner
Stone O. tae Dough- Monument
1crPErsiDssr aAarSs LErrER-Resgnaiion Collector Of
M. oplELsy -rrscH At roUsuxzzPslE.
LAST GEr taa iAiHHNE
THT ATLsc csss-Dsp99rtge e II. Great Eastern for Liver
on tle 4tn b. b, o., W oSns spir9ady
lTs yAr o, rus RIVER PLATE
IoS6os oa4 Correspondents The Season over Dan
- sra,u H dy Gossip 80 News berlin the Hub OF Europe
SrVjrassr Llent,runs-Ra,fea,ion Of the constitutional
ELrcTi5s isrrliiseycs- Ken,uesy aud Vermont
IEr 20 loL aao-Fon Oq Special Corre'goadsut Bayarl
Taylor Nl-tfo's.ns 'ii' Benhoud Pass.
FISs AAra
FosrlGS MCCLELLAN
oEsIRAL NSvs
Asa'''A.'tA I-iE xsaiss sz,a sa Iasi!sl islk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
YEW.JERSEY NEWS.

ATTEMPTED MURDER ~ HUDSON CITY.-At a
late hour Saturday night as Mr. Clarence NJ Buell. doing
business in Nev.YolS aud residing West End Hudson
City returning home accompanied by his clerk he
assaulted 1ounec Is alleged by man named
Charles Hughes who stabbed HIN in The side ntcting
probably fatal would In deposition taken before Recorder
AdTdge Of Hudson City, the wounded testified thar some
one caught Of him the dark, and he asked Who Is
that The person replied II Charles Hughes; I've
got satisfaction Of you last He then let go has hold and
ground. Upon being conveyed 20 his home il
vas discovered be had received stabwuund Onr inches
deep IN the side Hughes twas subsequently. arrested aud
lodged the County jan await the result Of Bue wound
The cause OF Hughcs malice IN the matter said 10 be diff
Of 81 ~ the settlement Of an account between him
md Buel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

SHOWN UP.-Yesterday, Robert Neil, Frederick
Woods William Moore Stewart Wilson, Francis Weaver and
James Dickson who alleged by the Police TO bein tho
habit of longing around the North River piers for the
OF swndng country cousins" by means OF tie pocket
book dropping game arrested by Officers McKeeVer and
HAYS of the Twentyseventh Precinct They taken
Police Headquarter their portraits taken and placed lie
Rogues Gallery and then having been shown up tie
depart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

Elegant Curtains, Decorations for Drawing Rooms,
Sleeping Rooms Libraries and Dining Rooms Of Bfoeaee n
Satin silk Worsted Terry and Tapestry Swiss EDbod red
Contains and Nottingham Of desirable style and pfe
furnished J. Z. NALRAvEN No. o Broad
" below kouTth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH-The opening or
and instantly teeeaphs to your App.d
nysby end without damage. Cannot fail T. oLHEf, 70 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

REPORTED SALE OF TAMMANY HALL.-Tammany
Hall has been advertised for sale for time aud
have been publicly sold Tuesday at the Exchange II 10
now that the property has been purchased BY no
Park Bank at private sale.