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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-08

TrRMs,---Ihrcc dollars perannWm, lnya,
riably In advance; six months, Two dol,
lars; three months, one dollar ana twenty
I've cents, 80 sub'criblion received for /
les, period than three months.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-08

A very interesting libel suit ic before
the courts Of New York, wherein u veal
thp Australian mcrchaat,. Geo. Robin
son, who hsl won the affections OF a
handsome and captivating %ewish wid.
ow with Il legacy OF 5J10,0O0, is charg
ed, just on tic eve Of the marriage, OF
being n transported English p;ckpock.
ct. Whcycupon he has had the accu,
scg5 arrested for libel. The widow
don't believe the charge.
%
An educated Indian says that there
are no words in the language of tn,
a5origines for taking Gods names ii
vain.
Subjects for connndrum5 being near
Is exhausted, one desperate joker las
gone back to our first parents, and iu'
.quires--
"!yhy was Eve not afraid of tho
neasles y
..Rccause she'd Adam"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-08
"ANGSING," VERY.

w. y. SLAT"Tt.H & CO..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-08

Advertisement. Inserted at 81 80 per
square OF ten lines lbroyior silr.J fret M
s.rtion, and - cents for each subsrqueni
intpriipp.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-06
Dayton & Greencastle Property
AT
Master Commissioners Sale.
Isaac Adams
against
David Clark ct. al.
Case No. &52.
Superior Court.

ID
l. URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE
issued and directed 10 me by the Superior Court OF
Montgomery county, Ohio, at the February term
thereof A. ~. 1866 N the above entitled ease will
Offer for sale at public auction, at the door of the
Court House, in the ciIy of Dayton in said county
ON SATURDAY. APRIL 7, 1866,
At O'Clock r. NJ. of said day the following several
parcels of real estate situate in tho city of Dayton
and numbered on the revised plat of said City of
Lot No. al5l dnly appraised at $1,000 90
- No, 3l52 400 %
No Dg7 " 1900 10
No. aSS2 " 100 90
No 8592 " % 100 90
And part of lot No B09s, commencing at the
north west corner Of said lot and running thence
eastwarly along the northern line of said lot, 81
ieeti thence at right angles sonthwarily, u feet
aud ~ inches, IT ore or less To the middle of said
lot; thence at rght-angles, westwardly 8 feet TO
the western line of said lot; thence northwardly,
along said western line TO the place of beginning:
and part Of lot s09s beginning at the north east
corner OF SAID lot and running thence westwardly
W.T.! Tsh It's northern Re VI ieer thence as right an
the middle OF said lot; thence at ightange cast
wardly to the east line of said lot; thence north
begipning, Said parts OF said lots No 3O9s and sO93
as above last described all together, have been ap-
Also-rhe following real estate situate in the town
Of Grecncastle, in said county of Montgomery,
Lot No. II duly appraised ut f130 90
.H." No, 1S " i.I' 4" 1870 90
No 10 /" r "....-- 100 90
said town of Greencastc, together with all that
tract parcel of land bounded as follows viz!
"beginning at the north east corner of said lot No.
and running thence west along lots numbered b,
and one half of lot No, z 70 n oneacrelot Of David
CLARK; thence "A west With said C1ark's line n
poles and 10 links 10 Barnetts line thence due
east along said Barnutts line Of land lately owned
by Thomas liOu,ler: thence south al0ng said IIOu-
ders line 10 the place of beginning, containing one
acre more or less. tt. f7. tiN f7-li-
Said lots, No. 0, O and tho east half of No 7 10
gether with tho acre above described ara all
together duly appraised at $ilO o. Ir.. f ~
Said real estate not sell for less than = OF the
above nppPaisement fts shown by the figures at
tachcd 20 the several paFe8ls above set forth
Terms of sale. cash.
Said real estate is TO be sold on decree of said
Superior Court rendered against David CLARK and
In favor of the County Commissioners OF Mont.
gOmery County, Ohio. yL-i .f....f ...
DAVID A. HOUK
Master Commissioner
oDLIN Il CAHILL, Atty. mar7-d&w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-06
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF f.
City Property on Partition

In PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
SALE issued by the Superior Court withiA and for
the county of Montgomery, and 10 me directed /
will offer at public sale at the door OF the Court
House in the city Of DAYTON, on fE
SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1895, iJ
At2 O'Clock p NJ, the following described Real
Estate to-wit: Situate in the city of Dayton.
county of Montgomery, and State of Ohio and be-
ing lot No. 1851 In said city of Dayton.
The above premises have been appraised at one
thousand dollars and can not sc for less than two
thirds of that amount.
The above lot Is situate on the South side of
Franklin street opposite the German Catholic
Church ON the premises Is u small frame house
containing four or five rooms. ..... I
TERMS OF SALE,--One- third cash. ne-thirl in
one year, and one-third in two years Deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises, and to bear interest from day OF sale
o. q. VI. DAVIDSON, sheriff.
BAGGOTT ~ &SIIELIIAMEIl, Att'ys mar 7-dts
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SCH HAEFFER HOUSE.
GERMANTOWN,
For - "a lie.

. GERMANTOWN
For - a le.
J. ii T. UNDERSIGNED, INTENDING
10 change his business offers for sale his large and
COMMODIOUS HOTEL!
Situated in Germantown, Montgomery county %
This Is one of the best and most desirable prop
critics in Germantown having been built expressly
iOr Hotel of the best quality of brick, with an
open stone front three stories, 50 feet front by i3
deep. There are
THREE LOTS
Fronting 1b5 feet Main street by 1870 feet deep.
There is on said property one OF the best Livery
STABLES In the country finished in the best manner
capable of accommodating from GO tO 10 horses, 81
feet front by $50 deep, and has an excellent pump
in IL, There Is also vacant Lot between the llo-
gel and Stable, with stable in the rear, sufficient
10 hold 30 horses.
nd out, and Is In the best order IL has every
' Ienienee about IT, an excellent pump and cfstefn,
cellar under the whole house, Smoke house, Wash
house, Ice-hOuse filled, and other necessary out
buildings.
lie will also sell the hotel furniture also two Iiil-
Hard Tables, in good running order.
The property will he sold separate, or together,
90 suit purchasers.
Any one wishing to purchase fine property in
. PLEASANT town will do well to call and examine
tbe same Immediately. Possession given on the
Isl of April.
Terms made 10 suit purchasers
JNO. u. KELLER.
Germantown, February 81, 1896. feb - -2tdSw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-06
gssal.IGT YfJ
SHERIFF'S SALE
Thirty-Eight Acres of Excellent
Bottom Land on Partition.


VIM Mo'st,ss Guardian, Case. No. $50, supe.
Sarah ). Moist f'of VoufN
10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
Issued by the Superior Court within and for the
county OF Montgomery and 10 me directed, / will
Oher nj public sale. at the door Of the Court House
ON SATURDAY. APRIL IA. 1896,
ut O'Clock p NJ the following described premises.
to.wit: Situate in the county OF Montgomery anil
state Of Ohio, being seventeen and quarter Q7E)
cribed eighty six s6) acre tract Of land; commenc
Ing 1T stone south 50 deg 20 sec. west 392 poles
rom the south-east corner OF said ~ acre tract
thence north, deg. IS sec. west Bi1 poles 10 a
stone thence north sc deg 30 sec east n poles 10
stone thence south, deg IS sec. west 6t5 poles
to a stone; thence south 81 deg 30 sec. west 9g2
poles To stono; TO the place of bcginning-eon-
tanning seventeen and one-fourth Q7Al acres of
orthe ~ acre tract 6r land conveyed tow q Lowry
hy samuel lSeartishire AMI bcgueathed his wife by
ALso-The following described land in frac-
tionai section i9 town 9 rangc6 g. east in Harrison
township, Montgomery county. Ohio, and des-
eribed as follows, tO-Wit; beginning ut "a stone,
i27 poles, west Of the south. h.aast corner OF the
above described 50 acre tract Of land, running
stones thence south 10 deg 4b Sec, west SiA poles
theurc south 10 dog. 81 soc west 30 poles, thence
south 81 deg 30 see, west 7s poles; thence soatl
~ deg 10 Sec west ~ poles to astope thence north
n deg 10 see. west 1913 poles, witness Sycamore,
three feet In d dameter eornor-trec thence north,
~ deg west 37S poles TO n stone; thence north %
deg 10 Sec east 5S poles 10 a stone 30 the place or
beginning, containing a. acres OF land, being "a
part of the 5e acres of land, conveyed 10 William
{. LHwry by Jacob lI0user and Mary his wife, by
deed dated January 10 1855.
Said two tracts Of land have been appraised rs
follows, to-wit: The i74 acre tract ut $TI % per
acre, and the q l3 tract, ut $40 % per acre
neither can sell for less than twothrtis of the ap
praised value thereof
TERMS OF SABE--One- third cash; one -th rd
in one, aud one. .thirl In two years. Deferred pay
ments to he secured by mortgage ON the premises,
aud TO bear interest from the day Of sale.
o. q. II, DAVIDSON. sheriff.
J. H. BAGGoTT. Atty .I'. mar 1s.dewts
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DIR. STEVENS 8 co.

- - .ulHit8 'Ir lufF i..
Il RlVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time, at the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pithl 230 Walnut street, between Fifth and Sixte,
up stairs, without the, use of Mercury, loss
of tlme or change Of diet.
Dr. STEVENS, by special study and experience
III the hospitals OF Baltimore, London and Paris Is
enable 70 guarantee cure in tho most compli-
Gated cases. Recent cases Of GOnorrheaor syphilis
curd in II few days without change of dict, or
hindrancc from business. Secondary Syphilis-the
last yestige-eradicated without the use of MGR
curry .tIlr. n g Fu fI..t- tiNt
Victims of self-abuse and excessive venery suf-
fcring from SpermatOrrhea and loss of hysical
and mental power, Indigestion Constipation,
Eruptions, Nervous Coughs, Hypochon,lris, .S,;.,
are treated for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia and
Consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake the
effects for the causes OF the evil, aud thus multi
ply both 'i''it i''' ~ ~ '''
Married men, and those contemplating marriage,
should restore vgOr to their bodies and minds ere
they entail misery and disease upon those OF their
postcTity .I .. I
Diseases peculiar to females treated A cure
guaranteed in all cases Persons at distance
promptly cured, by addressing, with statement OF
ease, DIR. STEW EMS Co, $50 Wuluiut between
9TH and 9Th streets, Cincinnati, Ohio! loqI 80
Omce hours from A. NJ, 70 8 r. NJ, Sundays to
II A. Nj. I'a. IlHIi detS-fyd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-06
FURNITURE REPAIRED.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
EDWARD KERR

w oULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
the citizens Of Dayton and vicinity, that be has
opened d shop ON Third street, next door to Ben
net, Men q Co.'S Stove Store where he will repair
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS,
Promptly and at short Notice.
Old Furniture Cleaned and Vanished, Chairs re-
Gained and all kinds of Repairing done. All or
ders will be carefully and promptly attended IN,
and the advertiser Will cali and do the work at
ilences where cleaning and vanishing is needed
jan 24-dtf EDWARD KERR.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-06

VIM. Mo'st,s Guardian Case. No $50. supe.
sarah j. Moist rior Court
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Excelsiors, Of Brooklyn, VS.. Nationals, OF
Washington-The Excelsiors the Winners.

ExceIsiors, Of BROOKLYN, vs.. Nationals, Of
WASHINGTON, Sept Is, 1868
The Presidents grounds this afternoon presented
OF the most attractive sights In the way of gathering Of
people ever before In this city any similar
son the Excelsior and National Base Ball clubs being
the objects OF interest Of the day and the trial OF SKIN
between them the attractive point The entire Geld
encircled by assemblage Of not less than
seven or eight thousand people, oil OF the
reserved seats erected for the tourney being
occupied. The assembage OF ladies' was the most
brilliant ever seen AT ball match either here ese
where The deepest interest manifested In the pro
ceedngs Of the afternoon no one leaving the ground
until the conclusion of the contest
The game proved TO be unusually exciting one; ;
nrst tn party and then the other alternately assumin
an Advantageous position. The Excelsior took the lead
at the start but afterwards the Nationals ahead of
them, but again the Excelsiors led the score, and
though at one time tho Nationals aga up with
them the last innings left the Excelsors the victors by
score OF 33 to 2s II was hard fought battle and
well earned victory
Tomorrow the Excelsiors play tho Unions and on
Thursday they proceed 10 Baltimore where they
play the Pastime Club On Friday morning they
leave Baltimore for Philadelphia and the day play
the Keystone Club On Saturday they play their closing
game OF the week, the Olympic Club being their oppo-
nents
The President drove the ground about four o'clock
T. NJ Tor brief time. his carriage occupying position
back OF the right fielder In the evening splendid din
ner was given at Wizards Hotel TO the Excesors at
which about one hundred and Rty sat down, a number
Of influential citizens being among the guests
Below Is the Of the game
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
THE GARDINER HOMICIDE.
singular Trial in Peassylvaaia for HfaSass
Commit ted Two Years B~fere-D~snis Rssss
Pound Gailiy Of Mardrr Ia shc second De-

singular TRIAL la PeassyIvaais for Hfavass
Commi,t-d Two Years B~fere-D~sni. gsSss
Pound Gsilty Of nardsr Ia sho second Ds-
gree, &C.
Dennis E.sso. rssdlns IL vss Bruni street, soalh
Brooklyn, -. arrested ~ ths Fory .tllrs pr.cn, %
lo.on tbs compisini " be -ifs who stated tb.i hs
hai mrrisref Ham~i Robsr Gardiner 10 f0w.
bury. sehgyitin coantY Psunsyvsnia. ssns iwo ys1s
rraviog. The ~ifs on mAkng W cn1gs fsprrss nisd
lksi shs hsi been artraisd by o0sscshol. motives 10
thus ivusing secret 'aiA 70 her hasbsnds hbsrty
though j haa bsen alleged ihn she sc'asisd ~
fs9sE ~ revenge ihsy hssiss bat r.orbty qlsryssa
II to tins Nbsisgsr cassr ths aetaaiHg iupsl.@ -
hs sisrHnk fislerlfe nAaa - Mr. MAJ kssan ssss-t
ma so~s r. ssrre tbs snas =, ins rorst. ia.ues ssd
EAsAn sas iu me1 assly kfrsssf ~ the asfhor~s On
sran naiga = appeared itsi he parties Lsd fofmsry
resigei Al igsbufy whch iss small mining tosh de
tani sbgat sst@sn fnfss from ruustn- -tsr. the
eussi bsi Dorns god fsguia tos quiet honsa
ani nfsaronr nsn, psrens tbs s.ce~alon "
mn., hai rssrng youHg family .ofssh1 9th ls
wife May rh1 sA p@fs1g ~ ceD~ly appearance Tks
"a Rossr Csre Der ths sss =. .s,a., ~ sss p1,.
~su a -h5m ~ sppsar 70 Lave piso ths greatest
uus, ana eonsasros - -nh -hpm IN be s,~.ts.
from hons m pIfsHu n h6 bafls@ss 10 TIE
hahiiof sutu'tlhs hs oafs % hs little family uns,
.hish 1 Z ot,arssa II 80 dsssnes, dgnng y. uls bis
Il ssp,subar. isei Gasdis,r ~ss a. "a py,,sraa.iy
Enafisf,i 10 hs yiciGay y TIE bo.n Of fo-bury Ths
Rassss shorty as.f-sfd. removed " Br.psiys, -i.ss
~ rs-dss as4~ The ssamef mans ~ Js~ss VA
ss, snd tbs lsusr fsr ~ Jsns lat ssgiaysa
a. an rngn@ef a. ihs Dry Do<s tonp&nys Nsfks
a. tks Z ~ ~ EltgAhath street m. Irs snss fs
mo- a - Fgtsfis Pa ID Jaly rsguAsttioo " uss
goFsrnN n tDst Ntais and ap0a his gbsrs 10
was tnrnisd " asA hiE rs whlch osanns~n~ "a
q uAi place. ibs tguu ~ Oyer and Term nsr 90 ire
lob iusi b~fofa ~ Fs1o' JAMES R~xyn, ps~@sdtss
Jsase. Ahi sssoisfs lodges kisnn sna nsnss hssesl
sm D1slret Auarbsy Jsnss Eliis sppssr ns 10, ~.
pssas~g1asn sBf W John n Tgsnmsna. ~ Rew ys,s
To- vs fsgssf ifst hearing ssvsrai vitss~~~ fof re
pr ~1.9n - la~ ~ iLs asfsBes ov>asa ~ NJ,
Cgfbsigs Smith % tbs issh The Kruusds tai ca by IA.
asfss Nsfs thsi saeh tasE q E<xsn -Said NJ -
gliiv y sash ofns rib0st great pfeyoostboe ~ %
Tess he
ss'y FAssa, - s's, and 10 roshsv u the rrssasr
ssf~ pf@sent isrns ne entire tsl bsstdss II. y 20.
ui. Tfs. chsiarsn ~ Eas@n The ssss 80 saauss 70
~ HAiaf3sf lMss, sri gwen " the lasy the osy
~he. 1isf shor fsilb*fss'Ot, tvessht Fsf5Nt@ ~
msfisf r TIE s~<pbd d*Ef-& The p~ssHr, . ~
lefef. sit % ffpu t~o ~ k.slys ysarr mgrsoon~xt
FagAa has ngt ysg bssn s~usrsesd
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

tween them, which eliminated sunday, the 18th OF
November, 1898, In this unfortunate ARRAY. According
and bandyng Of words Clark and the deceased came TO
blows on deck in which they ollnched and fell, the
deceased @ spPs%Ss and making The ATTEMPT 70 cnOas as
from the galley and separated them, and went
away, thinking II all over The next
thing seen was Clark rushing upon the de-
ceased, who had turned and was walking away,
sheath knife raised In hts right hand Two stsbs were
inflicted by him the deoeased-on in the hip and the
other In the neck Dayon fell 10 the deck, with the
clamaton n am stabbed" the blood flowing prof,sely
from the wound in the neck, from which he died in
about hour Clark stood him with his knife
raised until seized Immediately after by the mate when
he made the exclamation s'fhat 10 the way TO fx my
the whole OF the time until his arrival here, when he
turned 10 the United States officers The prs
oner has repeatedly expressed his regret and sorrow at
tho unfortunate occurrence and attributes 1t TO the vo
lence OF his temper Al the conclusion OF the testimony
Commissioner Haett ordered the prisoner 10 be recon-
mitted for trial for murder at the September term OF the
Diatrlct Court
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
= II u r U Il +.

While the rain falling In the city Of New York and
on Long Island the shuing brilliantly over the
seacaucus track yesterday afternoon and several hun
drcd ladies' and gentlemen were there witnessing and
enjoying the sports OF tho turf. The nrst event
two milo between four year old colts their own
having matched them when they two years old
10 trot al -four for $500 Mr. wemores colt won, dis
tahcing Mr. Gantiers tho first heat This was followed
by running at mile heats between chestnut geld.
Ing and n bay The contest very close for
three quarters OF mile In each heat but that was AZ
far a. the could At speed Tho golding won In
two heats. The following ~ q summary
HonoKEs CouRsR Sept. ls.-Trot,ing match for $500;
two mile heats
Mr.. Wetmore named -, years old. ............. l
Mr.. Gautier named -, years old ......... dis
Time, 6:42
SAME DAY--Rnnning match for $500: milo heats
MT - named chestnut gelding .............. 1
Mr.. - named hay mare. .... ............., 2 2
Time, 2: :o3t1; 0s
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

tuuRI o. SPECIAL LESSONS.
Before Jastiee. Kelly and Do~ilhs
nU0NFf.

ssr fs.--Angns, NuDsbt sesps saloon IN ths bass.
ment u Eo ~ spring street lis bssgbbors complsin
of The character % ne saloon ani alsgs thai 80
place of resort for fancy Eira Napent has ~ifs two
daa gh,er. and three s1ns nyins NJ house vaess
said he also h1d other females iylhg vlh him ~
keeps tho inhabitants of the immediate vicinity from
relarns into drow.ness ~ oeossiousy gstuns up .
dance. and onos . While treats them e. art class
r0w v.ry modes, yoans afy, % taking TIE -fa~ss
sand, srct~d tho curiosity n The Court BY the sIsu4a
prassei - repeal an. n hs rssrss whch .hs Ls.ra
hs prisoner make 70 her husband AMI rhleh sts ssf
-ers "horr'd, shs h.sisussiy bsa, fer-Sd y The
Jadss and s0ftly whispered "a bs ear " He c3~8 niy
husband roriJ and uis' ha sEgsess-asy 70
add u Al tho case 80 dismissed.
TRsrrr Nrr TsttEr
Nellie White pfeuy ssmssl u fsshsr espsvstns
nAnnsrs snd Ises-sd ~ trilahi sE syss had slp.ss
wAs p3sassd ss hsins simply reu.snis1 80 sniencs
ulTHIso T~r '-rssrr rs vuNuc
John nossries 10 hs osn sssiu,siior. . nd spsr.s
day Gevxs gerniss came v No. 10 NsshinTson Magtss
iors ssii ts. prsssr ssfss Is. rs'ss saS sro'. ss
eslAbshosn, - ts dumpss Tfvuu1 under pfsssBes "
ss.sx 81. q We -sy ~ us pahtie ~ really ~ .hs
m0ntbs In Ne Fenlisnusfy w0 - fss@d " merit
sm0vi4rrfwH.
Tag profession 10 soss All s-ay goods
-sous r.ying z, ,hsn ~ valns lLs s,ar. q H,esr
me a.pesssi sx- tbs .zs nfevsa ssr y lss .sr..s
soa rs<lsnsa 10 prop~rfv s>s6sres thrss ouths on
the fAsnd and q ahs n fto
oyvrus srxAUNn.
james foEnor sni TbDms& FRASER ~ fOT "a
iempung st~a eottcn ffrv Hsnsy Result ~ rrr~d
nss~s cgnnos wss c0uveytnr nir~~a tale. u costsn
On . cart - noss pt>~ ~ to~s Frxxsr wiox1sf
s1d ~ ths car " soFnpany with snotb~f msxn who
snrsped tb~ figilsnc@ - ia omesf The pv4~yn.x
Ffasist ~ To- sresr psn cosion frsus ths
bales sht psca a M k~s snf As auysr ga. t0xn sAns
~ Ne 49, Ccsnof ~n -~ai fof f0ss snd Ffsssf fsf
sir nonths
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The New York herald., 1866-09-19
xusots m rM asH SEAS.

From the Boston Journal Sept III
bearing held this morning IN the United NsNss
0ommlssfonsrs Court, before Com missioner Haii~t'
The a Joseph Clark Of the ship Bunooha Of thA
cky, CHARGED With tbs murder Of Alexander Dyon,
slarsrd or ihs sans vessel
~ prisonsr 10 q ycuns about twenty years Of
age. hns eppesrsncs. bssSpnnS ths city, ssd Il
respectfully oornestsd TIE crrgmslAocss Of The sAlr,
a. gvsn by Ne cook 81 the vssssi and shs mate, srs
Substantially tbsAs Tho vs~-sl vhion 10 owed ~
Jossph N1ksrsoa Co, o. this city, aad con.
msadsd " csDAsin fr.snss L'ncoin, ssn.d
Yrcw fhts por tbs tih n oftobcr 1895, bound
FOR Calcutta clsyx hsa shipped bsr ~ boy and sss
detailed fsw days after Nsy started 70 assist We c1sk
10 NE capacity hs wss thnNwn Ia CONSTANT counsctos
WI OBSTINATE And passionate JnAn Carf fre51sntt
eomplnnsd of bis rsfosing him Sod and otherviss W
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
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The New York herald., 1866-09-19

EWrekn. Of Newark. vs.. Unioa Of Morrissnnia.
large crowd visited Newark yesterday afternoon TO
see The match game between the clubs above named,
which was played the grounds OF the Eureka club.
The game not by any well played
generally expected would be, and unless tho Unions
play much better than they played yesterday they
not hope 10 compete successfully with the Mutual At
lantic Athletic clubs this Tho only that
played nj all above medocrty AIKEN, substitute
for Hannegan and Wright, who made his first appear
ance Ia the Union nine on this occasion The Eurekas
did not play up the standard OF their Active match
but had they inued throughout The game we'll
they begun the story would have been different Ford,
left field, did well all that he could do; Terrell at
centre field, made Hno. hand catch OF long fly
ball and Osborne played well behind, Lex pitching in
good style Mr. NcNahon, umpire, proved very EN-
cient aud rendered his decisions 10 good clear and do
icrmined and with fnll Justice TO both parties
The score OF the game IL follows-
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

VIII report 70 Liontenant rheo. Asooush Al the Armory
on nv y evnesasy ~ inursday EVENINGS ~ eight oclocx
drl at eight o'clock On Thursday cvsnng there viii be
inspection AZ tho same hour Members win appear fun
narrhing order Members who do not intend 70 this
aud place them their rf0ss
The Excursion Committee win the names OF mem
bers Of tho regiment dearoua going until Thurs
Captain W W. REMMEy.
rEoxAs II, CUllEs First Sergeant