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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09
swoeney,a Arrcst DoubtfuI,

NEW YORK. juno ga st. Albans dispatch says that
tho arrest of Sweeney is disputed. Tho fenans who
marched into Canada were under General Spears, who
intoxicated. They small body of men, poor
iy armed and provisioned. 6ome men got liquor, and
seemed in good spirits. No Canadians within -
miles.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09
New York Markets.

NEW YonK, June e.-ootton firm and unchanged.
Gold AK Sterling dull-G0 dsys OK; Sight 11H.
LATER.
NEW YonK, juno s.-ootton nteady. saies of 1900
bales at 9s9toc. Sugar steady. Coffee Arm. MolAsses
dull. Gold a9H.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09
Lnteaf. Marl1ata.

GINo1NNATI June Flour and wheat firm and quiet;
prices unchanged Corn steady at OF to 62c Oats $50.
Rye e5 to 95o Whiskey Arm at q In bond. Provisions
active; sales 900 nbs pork at ST. held at 81
l61 for sides, closing with sellers at the quotations.
bacon advanced to Ak@l7H, nnd I9X for shoulders
NOES and clear sdes Lard In active demand at 22 now
held at oak. Gold 14t-eroted - - -
sr LOUIS, June 6.-Cotton fat. Elour--aInRle K So
hghst grades No club 81 so e1tra do 81 90; North.
ern fall %: prime. s292 20; choice; ga $500 H.
Pork unshanGed an Bacon, clear aides 2o Whiskey has
bales Low Ntdt ling 80 10 $780, receipts Of four DAYS
S72e baie? against 21e same time last week. expoits
Row York Bank Checks x premium. ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

aJ- ALL ERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
against the Estate Of tho late THOMAS 8. JONES viii
present them properly attcsted; and those indebted
will mako payment to r. @. GILoHRIsT, Esq., Law o1ice.
corner of Broad and Church streets. {
Z. O. r. JONES,
June9 s3 Administrative.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09
Now Orleann Market.
Mobile Market,

MOBILE, June e.-sales Of cotton to-day 150 bales
Middng SO to 81 cents. Sales of the week. TITO bales
Receipts Of the week. 1908 bnes against 2i08 last week
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

W ESTATE SAMUEL J. HULL, DECEASED.
ALI per having any claims against said Estate will
render the same attested within tho time prescribed
by law; and those indebted will make payment to
A. g. HULL,
June 1 IS Administrations, with VIII annexed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

A8 ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAY-
ING demands against the late DR.. JAMES H. JAR
RAFT. of Florence g. O., will present the to tho
underaigned properly atesed within the time requir-
ed by Law, and all persons indebted TO the VIII
please como forward and mako payment to the undnr-
signed at Florence.
JAS. B. JARRATT, Solo Executor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

NEW YonK Juno ga Fenian meeting has been held
at the Cooper Institute, denouncinR President johnson
for his proclamation and declaring that they would
never support him. The Fenians Buffalo are wild
with excitement the release of Colonel ONeiu who,
with Colopes Hay and Starr gave each $4,000 oil to
answer. 0'Neil maee speech t, the crowd, IN which
he said that he wished hereafter t. speak from the
cannon's mouth.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

n5- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ninety days after date shall apply to the City Council
OF Charleston to the following named Certificates
STOCK which has been lost viz Certificate Of City
Of Charleston per cent Stock Of the issue Of 1857
Period a. No. COL. dated April a. 1885, for sl40l0 to
RICHARD h. LOwNDRs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09
CONGREGATIONAL News.

=. WARRINGTON, June sTho reconstruction resolution
passed the Senate to;dsymyeas Ss nays II: The nays
son. MoDougal, Norton, Rddle, Raulsbury, Van Wnkle
The following were absent: Brown, Dixon, Nesnith,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-24
Sheriff S Sale Of Real Estate.

BY virtue of one execution iss:cd out OF
the Office OF the Clerk of the District
Court Of Howard County Iowa, dated Ar-
gust 18th, 1856, com anHmg me 10
make the SUE, Of seventy thlce dollars and
seventy eight coats dam. ~os, and Fl ttv cents
costs with all accruing costs: to satisfy q
indgm sat rondc' ed in said District Court on
The 3lst day OF January 1865 in an action
wherein CuoIey. Farwel & Co. We're plain
tiff> aud Silas H. Noble was delondant |
have levied upon and shall offer for sale at
the front door Of the Court House in 81 d
Howard County Iowa, on Tuesday Septcm-
her 25th 1866 at the honr of O'Clock p
NJ # sad day to tho highest and hest bidder
for cash; the north east quarter of the
north west quarter Of section toirty six in
township ninety nine, nor.h of +: nge eleysn
west of the 9Th P. NJ. when and where due
attendance will be given by the undersigned
j.F. POWELL, Sheriff
August 18th 1866, 40
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-24
NEW OREGON II )USE,
BV, Isaac Howard.
U. S. Collectors Notice.
Public Notice IS Herclv oireu:

THottc Nottce as i5erCty green;
That the Annual Collie elton list for the
year 1865, including Income Tar for the
year SOS, under the Excise Law of the
United states. has been received hv the
Deputy Collector in and fo- the County OF
Howard and State of Iowa, and the under.
signed. Collector in and fer the 3rd Coli &c.
ton District of the State of Iowa. hereby
gives notice that the amount of dutic, as
sessed, as per said list. are now due and pay
able, and that he by his Deputy, will be at
New Oregon in sad county, from and after
the 9th day of August A. D. 1866 ta receive
the same, which said duties must be paid
within 10 days after the day aforesaid, and
those failing to pay said d.ties. after de-
mand, within the time prescribed by
law. will be charged ten per cent upon the
amount assessed against them, rs penalty.
with a fee OF twenty cen is for otiee. and said
duties will he col ected by dstraiut and sale
of the Goods, Chattels and Real Estate of
those who may he delinquent.
D. B. HENDERSON.
Collector 3rd Collin. Dist. State Of Iowa
BY W H. PATTERSON 80
Deputy Collector 9th DIV District Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-24
SHERIFF 5 SIZE II RcaL .L*iaic

Hl Virtue O. one execution Issued out e
tie ttI"e OF the clerk ii the District Corrt q
Howard county bearing date JAY T. 1868.
commanding me to make the sum Of w.
hundred and fifty dollars 70 IA. ~fy iulr-
ment obtained for that sum in the District
Court Of - d county on the 26 |, dav Of Sep
tcmber $50, whegoin tieo ". Flanders ard
orleis were plaintiffs and William II Maaar,
VAS defendant together with interest there
on al SiS per cent. from and since the sad
26'h day o. >"ptemb 1865. and twenty one
dollars and thirty three cents costs. together
With all accrnlng costs, as co manded there
in J have levied upon and shall offer for sale
to the hi. hest bidder Tor cash at the iron,
door Of he curt House in said conutv ON
the list day OF Sent. 1856 at one o'cl. ok
T. NJ the south cast On rter Of section thirty
six township one lurdred north of rang,
twelve west OF the 5tl p NJ ard also tic
north half Of the north east quarter of sec
aon one, in township ninety nine north OF
range twelve west of the Ssh P NJ. to sat-fy
said judgmcrt t, interest and cost with accru-
ing costs when and where due attendance
will be given by the undersigned
Dated New Oregon Aug. 10 1866
J. +. POWELL,
(39 Sheriff
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-24

Original Notice.
n, ward c County, ar"s }ss.
Obed Wells
Us In Howard Dist, Court
g. Geo NJ. Searlcs,
To Truman H. Smith and Geo NJ Searles,
You are hereby notified that on or before
the 9Th day of August 1866: petition of
Obed Wells will be filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Howard coun-
ty Iowa. claiming of you the foreclosure of a
mortgage executed by T H Smith to w D
Stewart and judgment against T. H.
Smith Oh promissosy note secured by sad
mortgage and also asking the Court to order
the correction Of a mistake IN said mort
gage and unless you appear thereto and de
fend on or before noon of the second day of
the next term Of said Court commencing on
the cath day of September next your default
will be entered and judgment rendered
against you thereon.
Dated July %, 1866. SO
D. o. PRESTON. Atty. for PlAr.
U, g. Rev. Stamp SoctsaMxed to original and cancelled
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-24
NOTICE.,

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of
authority vest I'd in me by the Revenue Laws
ufthe State of Iowa. a1l IN accordance with
the REQUIRE nents ofthe same. Will on Mon
day the LIST day IF Oct. \. D. 1856. at the
hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ. ut the Court House
in NerNon Springs Coward County iowa,
proceed to sell the following described resi-,
dent lands for the delinquent tax due there
on for the year 4 d 1865.
Dated Aug. 9TH A D 1866
IF WEBSTER Treas.
ALBION TOWNSHIP.
Jown 100, Range Ii.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-24
Photograph $! P Photographs
Mrs. f. H JeWett.

NEW OREGON IOWA
Would announce that she is prepared to do
Photographing in the very best style of the
art npon short ytice and the most reagona
bic terms
Ambrotypss, Da.1orrotypes &c. taken
when desired, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Rooms 1T the residence ofthc late f. II.
'ewctt
Photographs must be paid for in advance
A share Of public patronage is respectful.
solicited. In23y6t
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-24
THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTloN.

This Convention has met and nobIv
lone its work, Boldly and souarelv
has it met the issues Of. the day, and
put before the country a. platform Of
principles that must rally and combine
all those who desire the complete res
toration Of the Union under the FEEDER
al Constitution. The violence of the
radical press, and its extreme support
ers, in all parts OF the country, only at
test their appreciation of the Influence
it will inevitably WELD in the political
arena. The finger of the hand. tracing
upon the wall. the doom Of Babylon,
did not more surely foretell the over
throw Of Belshazzlr than does its proph
etc warning foreshadow the d,scomf-
fare Of ralicalism in the Unit ed States
Were it 50 weak an inven ii IN as the
radicals declare 1t to be. why are
they SO SIRE upon the subject? Why
do they like pagans, utter 50 many in
cantatioas agai st an apparition that
they profess no: t. fear?
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-24

Lucy L, hlte.
To Charles White & Lucy F. White;
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office of the clerk of the District
Court Of Howard County Iowa Il petition Of
NJ. ii ishell ella mrrg Ct yen The sum Of two
hundred and fifty dollars for money loaned
with interest thereon from Feb. l7th 1857
also tie slm Of eighty six dollars and nine
y cents Tor money paid on redemption o.
land from tax sale. and the foreclosure Of
all the right title intere.t AMI erlity Of re.
dempt.on yeu or either Of You may have in
and to the north east quarter Of .cctioa fl
teen fl5I township ninety light range eleven
west. And noH unless you aIpear and an
Swcr thereto on or before MON of tho secrni
day # the next term of the District Court OF
Howard County iowa comm anc'ng na the
Il day Of sept 1865 your 9"in,t viii b.
entered and Judgment snicre a.atlar yuu
rs asked icc ii said petition.
Dated Aug. l4tA 1866 40
C. +. BeEcEESHIDC :, ATTY TO- III
50 cents Revenue s. affixed AMI cancelled
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-24

Nearly C,MPLETED.- Capt. n.
G. Bennett, as we learn from the best
authority, has nearly completed the
work Of grading on sections. Il and -
on the extension Of the McGrcgo:
Western Railway. TIE work upon
these. two sections, was the heaviest
upon the entire. line. Of this summers
work; yet Capt. Bennett with his usu
al energy ia such matters, will have il
pushed to completion within tho next
ten days. When this is accomplished
be will lie assigned to other portions Of
The line. His is the energy that meets
obstacles to overcome them: allows 10
fortuitous comLinariyn Ct events t.
thwart his purpose short cf rs success
full completion. We are glad to know
that his w,rk IS ,cmunora'ing lin r1r
his labor, THIS fact is fully substauti
arcl irJm the prompt manner Of all
is paywcnts. On lis las, ray-day lis
payments in this town and vicinity for
t,ols grain and labor, amounted to
yearly 3 100. Fac's like these are
the highest c3'nmcndttiors that cau lie
bestowed: they tell their ow1 tale
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-24
Cri Oinol NO'ire

STATE OF IOWA, $, In Dist Court.
Howard County, 60 of Howard Co
nj. H. lsbcll
Charles White &
Lusy f White. DeiS'uan's
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-24
Il ! sw sw
PARIS Tp.-Tovn 81
ALTON Tp.-Town IS, Range ii.

HOWARD Tp.-TOWn 99--l3.
ardess Mrs Ann swsc IS 2 IS 81 do
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-24

The Universal Clo!hes Wringer the
rest in use, elsewhere advertised in our
columns. May be found at the store Of
Moon & Huot.
Every family should have one.
no. 9 vol Z If.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

CENT OF the first consignment Of Wheat from Omaha on
the Missouri River the initial point of the great Union
Pacific Railway 4s9 miles west of Chicago. The wheat
was wagoned - miles from Omaha 20 Wocdbne, in Iowa,
70 which place the Chicago and Northwest Road Iowa
Extension is now running and thence by the Northwest
Road into Chicago The General Superintendent and
Freight Agent have advertised the following scale Of
freights:
Nv the extension Of this line 70 Woodbine Iowa. 40
miles west from Chicago and 80 miles east from the Mis-
souTi River We arc enabled to make the following rates
from Chicago to Council Bluffs and Omaha: flrstcass
A. g5 secondclass g. sO hirdcass, q 80 and fourth
class A. 90 Classification same as eastern ROADS All
freight forwarded to destination without delay Send 70
this office duplicate bills Of adng, with divisions Oh
through rates. and mark goods, Care O. and NJ W. hal-
wav Chicago" 1t is confidently expected that the track
win be laid into Council Bluffs by or before, Jan. l. 1851
The Western Transportation COmpanyhave organized
day and night mueteam freight lno and will run IN con
nection with the Union Pacific Railroad from ts terminus,
North platte station 900 miles west from Omaha to Dom
ver Colorado Territory Rate from Omaha to Denver l@c'
per 10.
The following are the official earnings Of the Chicago
and Northwest Road for the month OF November, ana
for the first six months of the current fiscal year OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CoMMUSIPAw, Dec. 9.--The arrivals OF live s:o ~,
At this place ior the week 1913 beeyes sheep ana
hogs OF the cattle ~ driven 20 Hudson Cty VIC -
al The wards excepting two which came IN hls MOI
s. of them were slaughtered the premises The sneep
all been sold except one load received ss morning
gO OF them have been killed here. Twelve cars Of hog y
the market today received dis morning with 80 hea sr.
Yesterday; the rest have been sold and -4 Of them
slaughtered IN the Abatt0r Prices Of cattle ranged ron
l6c sheep from ~ d6ca few selling above Sc to-day B.
TON Ia oaeTng freely in washington market at 3dec 81,
carcass The majority OF ths Is seliag az aoo n.
wholesale butchers losing heavily Hogs ho"eYe M uias
greatest depression 6sc being the top plce ana az &c.
upon 5000 Dressed hogs generally sehng "a
some were sold from the borges az To- yesterday ,sa
In all kinds of live stock and dressed meats TAT tlrkls 3
az rs d2Oc retail while any quantity OF so and oruS
Is offering about Poe, SO abundanS Is the etppy S
aba wenther ior keeping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

abe was al soharged the Commissioner giving Il his opinion
mat the should be brought 20 the notice OF the u rem
sion agent in order that possible defendants children shouu
have the benefit Of the pension ,1., Co.,
Assistant u District Attorney Joseph Bell Or the uO'erh
meut; the defendant not represented by counsel
ALLEGED RMBRZZLRMEST BY A POST-OFPICB CLhhh'
United States agt Benz. b. Miller .. -
The defendant formerly major IN the uneu otaleS
army and is tall fneoOkng and very geutemany IN appear
ance Io has boon employed In the NCw.Aork fostOmce
about three months night clerk Mr. Gaylor special agent
of the Post Office Department had his attention drawn 70 h
fact that letters inc0sing valuable checks had not reached
their destinations His suspicious excited against he
defendant aud hehad him arrested at 10 o'clock on SATURDAY
morning being charged with the cmo Of enDLlhg INC
missing letters and apprOpiatng the checks he od contra
Gicory stories but finally ACKNOWLEDGED that he had sto
one ceck from letter but in relation 20 another cheek ne
said he lad $50 for H. 1t that bis manner OF oprh
ing was 10 falsely ndorso the various checks and then obtain
money on them nom his friends The fraud was discovered
when the checks offered deposit and they were
eventually traced TO the defendant
The Commissioner informed the defendant that on conve
ton the penalty for the crime he was alleged 70 have commit
ted was than 20 less than 10 year Imprisonment
and should require bail 20 the amount Of 5000 Tor ms APP
uearanoe for examination The defendant not being as 70
give that OF bail committed. The e1annatloh
will take place Wednesday This OF several cases
OF embezement that have recently taken place In me ros
OceDcpaTlment and stated by those who ought 70 KnoW
that IL is owing the careless IA which the NUMEROUS
new appontees have been selected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
PROF. YOUMAYs on swEDEYBoRG.

To the Editor Of Ihe ~ r. ITithHs
SIR: have just listened the interesting and, in
many respects valuable lecture Of Prof Younans The
Scientific Study Of Human Mature" not little sur
prised however TO hear Of his learning and scientific
reputation assert that swedenbOgs visions caused BY
drinking coffee have been somewhat digent student OF
swedenbog history and writings for many years and have
discovered The slightest ground Zoe such an assertion ana
do not hesitate 10 declare that there Is ground for ~ IN
fact According 70 the accounts Of those who were wen ac
quauted with bin Swedenborg man OF the stnctest tenn
In all his habits OF eating and drinking HIS health
was uniformly good He lived life Of great purity and equa
ny aud according 10 Sandal who pronounced his euogy In
the name OF Royal Academy Sciences Stockholm his
life in all respects one Of the happest that ever fell 70 the
lot OF til the very moment Of us close But II there MAS
The foundation for the truth Of the assertion that his
visions" and consequently his whole theological system was
coffee those who make the assertion would 90 wen 10
discover what kind Of coffee that produced suoh wonder
f results and introduce beverage In no way
could they W efficiently ADVANCE tue principles oil uno ~
form v y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
SUPREME COURT-CHAymERs-D s-Before Mr.. Justice
NGRAHAM.
DECISIONS.

James C. Bell &c. agt William Clarke ct ALIKE
port Of referee confirmed and order granted
Emma A. Hall agt Charles b. HaReport OF Teiefe ooh'
frmed and Judgment of divorce granted
Thomas NJ Fean agt Marie H. Eagan-Repor OF eieree
confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted custody o. child
awarded to plaintiff 81,
Chas Full agt Wesson NJ Sutld ct aMoton deniei COS"
10 abide event
The People ex rel sanborn agt. Thos. NJ Tying.
Z VIM A. Guest agt T.. g. Amy
Jennison Eager ct al. agt. Samuel A. Nils
Eliza Peters agt Haman Peters.--Mouons granted
Aaron H. Green agt. Samuel Agnew Of al.
In tho matter Morris urch insOlyent IN the matter
of the application of KItoh Griffith &c0raers granted
John T. Hayemeyer ct aL agt Geo W. Standardization
Farmers Loan Trust Co. agt Alfred Fountain ct Al-See
memorandum Of decision. . , . ,,,,
Geo A. OsgOod ct al agt Elizabeth L. d. wills, &o--Aoon
denied. r.,
Mary vacheresso sgt Desire ioF
sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

Court PROoEEDEGs.-The County Court and
Court Of Sessions convicted tho following persons Who
have been sentenced noted Henry Marvin burglary two
wears and nine months Prison George smith grand
larceny; David Fish grand larceny two years
In State Prison John Prescott larceny, State Prison roe
years James Flannery arceny Stne Prison two and
eight months Hans Nelson robbery State Prison three year.
and four months Claude Frederick seductOn Comfy Jail
nine months Sas Townsend grand larceny State Prison ono
year and ten months. Frederick Fodder burglary; state
Prison three and four months Mchao Beck grand lar
ceny; State Prison four years Benjamin Steele, burglary
State Prison i've William Rogers, stealing hOIsc
Comfy Jail year The Court adjourned Wednesday
ths 5th for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
sURRoGATEs COURT-DEc s.-Bsfore Surrogate TUCKER
Tho uills of tho fnllnminn decna.ad nnrsnns have

The wills of tho following deceased persons have
been admitted probate during the past week Jane b. Sea
man Richard Cornwel Charles y. Gderseeye Jane A Lee
VIM b. Peck William Groenert Anna NJ T. strauss thomas
Mcdonald Mary Riker Martin HeTtei, Francis Han
Letters Of administration the estates OF the following
deceased persons been granted Mary SGas Augusta A.
L. Pileson John Butler Henry Schaer Thomas r. C0hne4
Francska Stagcr Ann Farley. Peter Muhall Catherine
Clany Maria Ruff Mary Fitzsmmons, Francis X DE Sonsa
Margaret sOmeryie Samuel Sloan, Andrew Casey l9Oert
Geery Albert webb CathaTino DOfan, Annie Cushing Sarah
Combs Robert Gay Abigail Hudman John Fletcher heson
Robert L. Rowan John Lindsay John Scoes bh7a Butter
Erasmus ID Baker Daniel COmsock, Bridget Galagy
Maurice Hoare William Martin Mary A. McPhcrson
Letters OF Guardianship have been granted TO inc iooWhs
persons John Hsags guardian OF Mary ELaDelh ~ lAe
j. Thompson Gregory Stagcr guardian OF Adegunda Binder
Dexter D. Brition guardian OF Alexander NJ Fisher feter
Bener guardian OF Michael Whitman; Carl Bosse-t guardian
OF Henry ossert Carl Bosso guardian Of Frederick Bosso
Andre,y Myers guardian Of Andrew A. Cox Thomas Roth
fielder guardian Of German Emeneke Charles Crut guardian
OF Mary and william CTuyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
BASE BALL.
THR CONVENTION,

The annual Convention Of Base Ball delegates will
b he'd al Clinton Hall Wednesday the sessions
beginning q D. II expected that large amount Of
business q special interest the fraternity will DO transacted
Thse viii probably DO 400 500 delegates in attendance
THE COMMITTEE on RULES.
The last meeting Of the above Committee held on Satnr
DAY Night 10 complete its abors Tho Committee will meet
1gain on wednesday at m. At the Sinclair House from
Shoh place tho members s proceed 10 the Convention At
fttltOa HAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

CATTLE STBALNG.-The farmers Of this County
have suffered so much Of late from having their cattle stolen
that they have organized mounted police who in
formation Of theft lodged at their headquarters every
exeron head of the thieves and several cases have been
successful recovering the stolen property On Fdny night
the farms Of Hewlett and Townsend Carman at south
Oyster Bay were visited by cattle toyes and yoke Of fat
cattle stolen from each Of them.