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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
THE EXECUTION or FERRIS.

This man, who is to be hanged at - o'clock tins
uncrnng probably prepared for death and reeoneed 70 his
fate 50 far as temperament and nature ever could
e He is perfectly aware there is no hope or his respite
an confident the belief that he must die to-day he has for
the past few dsys accepted with much more racounes me
kind religious Offices Of Father DafanqueI Ferrs sun Ge
cres that know the time OF the murder wha nc
doing that until he had been LOT three weeks
the Tob he wac perfectly unconscious OF where he was or
what he had done. - 49,. ILL.
p.epared him dsath strong ana wen despite the
reports his weakness and should ms courage hou out
his physical condition viii cecinly not prevent ms waiAs
from the cell to the scaold He spoke oil the gmoNs WIN
HE most perfect nnconcernencss and that he had m
tended TO make speech gallows but that bis spiritual
advisers have dss0aded him from r. . - ...., =.
Despite his professions Of preparation io detn !. IS saa ~
those who with him that his lndctHe temper y IA
cny perfectly Gnchanged that though his ups say tha ne
fgivcs eneu his hand should he Dy chance "a SGT o
would be as ready with the pistol or tho uuk -,
Yesterday ate5Oon he had an interview VITA us nIee
children and bade farewell 10 all those oil ms ends VINO
called IN him. - 4. ,..o.
Telegram Yesterday from Gov. Fcnton refusing 70 inter
fore ms he had en asked the OF the prisoner IN
sanity cut hope Rnh Ferris VIII doubtless ne TINS
morning with much compOre any man OF MS menta
make could muster under like circumstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

CHc.so Oct ls-Four active advance OF lodlse Wheat
advanced &C. No. and sd6e for No closing nm 81 ia
eisr No and 81 ia 81 20 for No Corn dull and declined
ale At 66i ds for No l. snd 6deec. for No Oats
quiet at s 3ue Ne Ms. PO s3l s0deo7a Hshwine'
dull resh,s advanced t. Reeep,'-Soco bba Flour 10000
bush Wheat eioOo bush Corn 1900 bush. Oats shPmsn-
u bb. c 600 bush whesi i6 bush Corn Stoo BUSH
Os,
nux.rxxx De, la-Four steady Wheat firm o. 90 for No
and 90 for No Corn 6sc Oats quie, at sale for No.
R.e.p,.-2eo bb Flour 80 900 bash Wheat shiPment'-eo~
bbl. Flour III 900 bush whesl 5000 bush. Oats
BALrrroRH Oct iaFour steady Western Erri' soes oa
Grain receipts st aud price. tending upward Seeds hmi Clover
o. DSss Groceries .eady. PrOvi'iOus dull Lard heavy
WHISKY steady.
PnnapsLpaA Oct Ie-coitou qui-,i Middius Upand 'le
Mdding Orssn' pe Clover seei-sas' Of new " % 'oeta
your quiet but hu Wheat hm ARd Red ~ VoetJ oi
White o. 2O Rye s22s Corn very yellow, 81 H.
os, ssaS,c whl,ky-PsunsylvAnis, ale. Ohio cate
OsxEso Oct Ia-Fom In good demAnd sales OF 1000 boh
Wheat dui sales Of 100 bush strictly No. Milwaukee Club at
as and 400 BUSH Choies White cnsds at g. Corn dnui
sales las, light OF bush No. Illinois at so. aud 300 bush do
at Gle to ears Barley OF 1oOo bush Csusds At 81 l6c
81 20 latter price bay Qunte. Rye held 81 20 for Can.da
no sales eshs advanced ic on gSin to io-fOut
ssc Wheat l3e Corn and Barley, oci Rye, lie to Albany
Barley s Rye lOc Lake Impori'-9aOoo bush wheai 5000
bush Barley Cam, Erpors2O bbl Flour 1900 bush Wheat
900 bush. Cora, GO Oo0 bush. Barley.
BuyyAo Oct s-Four 10 good demand for Spring Ambe sales
Ooobhl Ise spring sl3d So tor Ohio +t so
aslsfor white fair milling demand sales 5000 bush
at 81 for No. zChciso 81 10 for No. Milwaukee Corn 'eacei
spot Outside price EXTREME sales bn''
including bush at 88c fer No Mixed oAt'-aAe'
1000 bash No Chicago part % arrive at We Be'ae' Is
bush Chicago 81 Barley dull and nominal PORK SJj ~
als Whisky ~ 49, Canal Freisht' dali to Ne~foki
l6c Com &c., Oats &c. Receipts ilsl3 bba Flour 7i2lO
BUSH Wheat aOiO bush Coru all buh Barley Canal Exports
$50 bb Flour 6lo bush. Wheat, lIuic bush Corn ts0
bu,h Oats, IS 926 bush. Barley.
wInISaTos Oct Ctuds Tupenne Is steady at ~ 60 f''
son spirits Turpenne sdvsncns sales 1ode Rosn firm aud
unchanged Tar 81 81. Cotton quiet
TOLEDO Oct Iafoar steady, Wheatsaes New White Mich
gar ~ 81 Amber ~ 81 No Spring 81 1oi Esira do &f o.
Con, sic. Tor No. Mixed Os, sc. Lake FTesht' unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

,o,a ,,.omfor A. quaJters Tso }ssioF ths church
hch W cxnec 20 cost on $40 OeOhave been pur
chased 81 600 paid and 5000 the balance ~ b. Iaid in three
The Svpod after hearing Mr. Adams appointed the Rev
Iy Adam and Howard Crosby and Elders william A. Booth
and Bingcyas Committee to consider aad report upon
the nhiect After further foutne business the SYNOD
adjourned fsrlunch which the ladies o. the C1pch had very
tbooghtfnls prepared IN The lecture roGn
AFTERNOON COMMUNION
ia the afternoon short business meeting vas held amer
Rev d. j. Few smith presiding ass's.ei by tho Rev Chafhs
Al. Thompson.
The SyDsdrabEeunon npon the subject apPons by the i@i
Synod delivered In the evening btOre large aGtenee b
the chosen member nj the Synod the Rev. Burt C. Magic Of
He COiiutbiaas vii. IA. ana has SUD
The Relaioso the Children OF Believers TO he Church
involved the deratiOns OF these points Whether the
children III believes members of he Chus and u so
they may tbe Lords table aud be subject TO dsa
pbne. IL sShown that baptism is the only form
of Admission the church AdGis admtto on giving
eysdenceof faith and entering into covenant M me %
The eaof this is baptism Children re baptized
the ground that Christian palents covenant S ehcn %
children toEive Eley engaged ITO i've themse' anu io
baptism be applied to the child and when the en- prop
ery trained VIII AThen he t'ake the Z" Neht i"F
himself This point was argued with Tore , ..,
The other quostO7s were cntslaerW hhn h''Icu VIZ
The discourse mnlnly
tiona the FTesbyesan view Of Baptn ana "ss was wen
received
moments disc upon ie orde for The sday al
ourn4d lively debate is probable II certain "a suohs OF
moral reforms and Christian lbc17ySon up as uepe
The nnembas of the SYNOD sOneWt nst0iS II TO see
their highly esteemed Droher the Rev Pm Henry Il Sh OF
Union Seminary. the house "Wednesday Just i@ Europe
with hS night diabled During ms fssage on %a1 we
Denmmk heavy .tee swept the Vssel and a~hSd "
Smith out wih violence that his iraet red Al
though pain paryowsig TO an "a satlsiae
tory e1ng Ofac broken bone the froesssr WIZ 10 me S
dufies of once His Ieague Prof Roswell ID. H'cLcock
another nv niler OF the Synod is still alrossl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
THE ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.

The following petition is being signed by soldiers
entitled 70 the additional bounty at the Claim Bureau Of the
Soldiers A gcncy. No l1S Cnnalsti
solpIERs SAILORS EMPLOYMENT RELIEF AND
CLAn A0Tscr No 10 tAsAL-sT. NEw-i oRK
To He Erosney loHssos P,eudea IA UHd A1fff
w. the nnder.EBed 'odr o. The l.,- ~a bes rrsPeay
friend Cob Herman that your
Eresucy te immediate 10 have tho sddons bounty pad
little delay po"lbr We s,k THIS In eshsn o. ooI
mis many III suser dans the ecnE Winter uns"
FIoeency take the uesues 10 have The fHymr
Of ,sd bounty immediately
We therefore Ia the Of families express 70 your Ehcel
deep gratitude Tor favorable action you may
tale In this inp oTtant mattsT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
staten ISLAND NEWS.

The Aquehonga Guard, an organization of battle
tried veterans under the command Of Capt VIM Denyc
went on an excursion Bcchtes brewery Tuesday last
The company Numbered y mgkes aRd ~ prizes were shot o
by them The excursion mOst enjoyable and highly
successful number Of prominent citizens accompanied the
eHcursion among others Gen. Hitchcock Mr. T. D. Nunan
Henry Newport esq, and DOmnick Regain ESD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
THE CHURCH UNION FOR BRooKLYx.

The Convention representing nearly loo Evange-
ca societies in Brooklyn has ssaQ SIS call for sembng
in the Church Of the Messiah dhe Rg. NJ Thral THURSDAY
evening Oct % II signed by pfs spear Eelh tockWe
Hodge Moore Porter and by the Hey MeSsrs. q iaghcr
Thran Gallagher Watkins Hunt Fletcher Finch r., ihaer
Bartlett and Hicks Eighteen denumuR ions cres nied by
FIVE delegates from each Society II il " contemplation cs
similar crtion Of oil the societies 81 this cry uuE che
qte a con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
& CITY NEWS.

New DEPOT FOR THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
SALE OF PARK-St Johns Park situated between Hudson
Laght YaFck and Beachsts has been purchased by the
directors ofthc Hudson River Railroad Company for the pur
pose erecting thereon new and spacious depot Although
ihc park of the old landmarks and affords pleasant
breathing spot for thu residents ITS vicinity its new occupa-
ton viii be condEcng greatly 10 the convenience OF the
Yelling public who must take long Journey 10 Ihlr
tetht reach the Of the above company The price
paid for the park was sOO0OOO This park private
property and that of the city II formerly the center
asocratc portion Of the city but in this respect has
gwen way 20 Union, Lafayette, and Madison squares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

- "a 81 ah ~ Cih IN 80 9ih-IotL
M9ta4 --. Q -
TmPbe-Mr F1arly 81 ~ Excelsior Cllh
Scorer Mcssrs McCounsE and Mons.
F1y Cut,tsS-Mutual l3. Ausnic ~
Foul InIUl Caichcs--lesets Waterman J. Mails =
Double y lyf--AtaLucs tui0
Oifs ou BIses-Mnfun u tins. Atlantic 4 timcs
oats On Fu.J Bois--MItua. tincs Atlantic 70 tines.
rzA OF sOTSr VERNON AGr. STAMFORD OF STAN
FORD, cory.
Tie fret game Of The seros between these TWO
Clubs was rny.t Mount Vernon Wednesday l7ih Inst
The contest vas slose and exciting o AID after full game
OF MIC inning u.tci n vel canned victory foT The unas
Tfa glow.rr L L. sforc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAVANA Oct. i9-ln steam hip Columbia = Ellis L.
de Thun H. Hedegys Scott NJ T. Reyes. II. 3 do Zero
Shields vile A. Na aud servant B. Do Mes and servant
BAertsI " Aeosef H. btayo, Miss ~ LangSh D. b4ehsdei
Mas q. BARLEY, ..... Fl. ....... p
Oct Is-In Steamship North Amecs Bell Sylvan Cob
leutI d. Taylor, GeoIgo Morrison {. NJ Oliver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
InrRTE nAv-MoRNING SResIaN.

Ene morning session OF the Synsu III III, onii-.- 80
the tlnir comDesGs buslatss at O'Clock ste prol~s 10"
10 sc,dc from tbe Gegera nod taEn " and Ino !3
was ldc TO adopt tho majority report of so dpfgnoh Vt c
Cenetsl synod anendn Offered 20 fhhsltnai NJ
miufy Tor the majssy reut which was Bded by anu ar
amendment 10 esehcw both TpoTts aud cssurS 'nhe t u
eol AM Transatlantic nod but still adhere IL he GtnSi
synod The fret amendment WthdrnNn al the secGA
on being put 10 the Cost After soNe argument
motion wss made that H. wlol matter Of secOn ssnd
Laid oyc.- until the mfctuC)f the minseTel Iin no
tim was was carried unanimously and the nxologl Va
teen sung iN the members 0f the Synod AdoDI uhti 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
THE indian WAR.
MAssAcREs IN CoLORADo-A DATTLB-THlRTEH IN
DIAss KILLED
ntsn.,sh In The Tribuue.
IrAyFSwoRrn kansas Thursday

DIANS KILLED.
Special Dispatch 20 The n. Y. Tribune.
LEAyESwoKIn kansas, Thursday Oct II, ls66.
Dates from Puebla Colorado Territory, Oct 8, say that
the Ute Indians committing fearful depreditions
throughout the country, stealing stock killing men &C.
and have carried away mans wife and children.
Further information in regard 10 the light At Trinidad
says that Col Alexander Immediately went 10 the rescue
and reached the Just time 10 witness the attack
Of a rancho by the Indians. He engaged them i've miles
along the Plrgaohe killing 49, with the loss Of one
soldier killed and two wounded. They pursued tle In
dians but were unable 10 take them.
The Denver Mere publishes the following sccotnt OF
the fight:
On Wednesday evening the Indians made attack upon the
soldiers and citizens Tie Indians repused with e loss
OF l2 killed They were fighting last evening Result un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
n,rr1sr coNcrRr oR PR,YER.

The Baptist pastors Of New-York, Brooklyn and
vicinity hold meeting Thursday heIrs oi ofn
Der With the Tabernacle church BookNn % ray oT tc o.
pouring Of the Divine Spirit their cEuchs hnd ooLgies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
LATEST SHIP NEBS.


Steamship colnmbla socum Havana, Oct 49, with mdse ana
pass. L. Gar0u Allen 18th inst - Jupiter lifhthonse "a"
ste,mshfp Lciouu bond n 18TH ht l long - passed brs
Belle of Clbfh ter bound N.
sfe4n.ip North Am,hcs Tmrcnn1u Hlyma oct y At $50
a. a. wilb gtse asd pa ~ Oapjs0n ALEU- supgJ Oct 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
LUIEIBRaE sYNoD-TIuRp DAY.
Vesterss,v the Synsd convened for tthe trans ctiO

u business At the aiSualur a H. Drpylman OFFS albany
in the chair The say occupied 10 the srher do sson
az secession from 1e prssnt General Snod and the ming
of another General synod Tie matter WiGrobaby h. 'her
decided to ,y or As parties desire al " the
pcS meeting Of the MINI ssrium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
THE FREEDMEN.
ALABAMA.
Special Dispatch 10 The y. Y. Tribune.

ALABAMA.
Special Dispatch 10 The ~. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday oct ls 500
singular Of thrn and industry is erhbitedn the
case negro in Mobile, Ala, who last week deposited
the Freedmens Bank $50 in gold, which he hae been
accommodating Is years and which had been buried the
past years Also IN the instance OF another iOo
years of age who deposited 300 Of Summers earnings
AUGUSTA Ga, Wednesday Oct II. 500.
-Four white men charged with the murder Of freedman
in Columbia on Tuesday morning. arrested BY the
military to-day and committed TO Jail II II understood
that they will have examination tomorrow befoe the
Judge Of the County Court now In session. b.
Gen. Tillson will publish communication tomorrow
stating that the civil authority Of Henry County having
failed TO protect tho freed people and the Agent Of the
Bureau he will MAINTAIN garrison IN said County nn
the conduct Of the people and the action Of the civil a
thority warrant the belief that the laws win be enforced
and al classes Of citizens protected IN the rights OF person
and property
The Loyal Georgian Of Oct Is after speaking Of the hrblc
outrage recently committed on Mr., Rola Am Chlds DC de-
tails OF which unit for publication Odds the following par
tCulhis
pushmeut for crime Is becoming very common. We wsh to
Shield no one the rgOrs OF the law and Just Punishment
by bad eondaet he neaIs them but DO IA he naHe
of humanity and for the sake OF good In Georgia
protest against all such relics Of babam the whipping
Eel Air last week cooredmau was shot In The lct
and his wife the fghtbrsast ly white man simply because
they dared to inquire The cause Of anose the white individual
Aforesaid was making in neighborng house eanted by two
or three mUlstto eD We glad Ia know that although the
wounds are very severe they not mortal Prom the reports
qGe CIV that freedmen in Edgofe district south Car
DINA arc suffering the same hesh persecution now that they
eqet aud isGaid that freedmen were killed IN The VI
cny Of Elgefed conrt house the first week this month We
Ci,e this only and vhl9 sincerely hope
that IL only uuor We have no doubt that some have De
murdered bus We do not pretend TO give the number reed
man from Edgehed presented himself IN this city tho 9th
inst who had been taken nom his houso the night previous
tied tree and most buiay nshed from neck 20 heels lbs
lrcateu,d pjb d DO letcied IDS case 10 ihe F'e'd
iDoub BmeaV ...N I...N ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
NEW, oKh DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, tOCTOBER1I9 1867

10: 20 m Hcf Cape Fda Lighthouse passed steamship
Moro Castle bound 'nxpsfeHed strong NE gales rom Cspo
Florida 10 Absecom.
sip New World el Livpoo 81 days with mdse. and
20 (rinnen Mnurn Oct H. lat 40 ~ g. encountered
heavy NNE Esq., which continued for three days
dnrHE ,seuies Of wrecked stud eth,
Wiem Welsh seamah nstye Manchester tEDgl fell from the
yard and died Iron his inns BIO was buried
the 18th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
ufNG MnSITnRS

CHnDRES's LIFR PRESERVING MONITORS,
DEHoEEsrs PATENT BED Price IS ceaf each
80 o. foai eompfo brer Al Group medicine In h'
world Sod 81 al the House frrtAshns stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
A CONFIDENCE OPERATOR SNOWY Up-Detective

E yesterday arrested William Husen aged 30 years who
described by the police n notorious confidence operator He
was aken to Police Headquarters and searched and in bis
posse found bogus checks the Chatham Bank OF
this ~ and the Commonwealth Bank Of Philadelphia $50
the Commercial Bank Of Maryland counterfeit
sO0 on the City Bank and Trust Company and several
railroad and company shnpasters and In addition
quaint Of bogus gilt coin representing 80 pieces the whole
forinug the stock trade Of confidence operator and
sunics1 in many completely deceive country
cousin BY direction Inspector Carpenter the prisoner
photographed and there bring direct charge against him be
WA tbs, allowed 20 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
KEYSTONE VS.. JEFFERsoN.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ls.-The Keystone Base BAH
Club Of Philadelphia played their third and final gnme day
with the Jefenon Club Of this city The game closely
contested and the fielding decided improvement en- the
play " previous matches The stood Key
stones p jefferson 49, Time two hours. The Keystone
Club leaves for Baltimore where they VIII phy the
Pasiuc and Mary Clubs Of that city They anticipate re
turning home Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
6orees, Carriages, Sc.


A STALLION for SALE.-The thoroughbred and
beautiful chestnut stallion EXCELSIOR. old IS
hand. high very gi,e Pedigree; DAM Susan out Of 20
.hou,. BY Shakespeare Iron Duke by ooen out OF thor
oushbed ysuisn Tor further particulars apply at MeCAF
FRAYs stables. corner Of fnOnsve aud Downright Boolyu
AN INTEREST in first. class LIVERY STABLE
N BUSINESS FOR SALE. To smart wideAwake man. &C
oun,ed with the business really first opportunity
Price $1,000. Address =. Box No 1893. Tribune Office
NARRIAGEsi! CARRIAGES 3! 500 tasty style
~ cl'rence cooP.. hss~'y' rh,st9p; snd sss 70 per
No. 10 p. Fourth-s'. cor Broadway
NOR SAIE-FOcR HORSES--Iron gray, sorrel
been driven four 10 hand one Of which by wm Te all
Inquire iTd nhsu !, No. IL Ess, TBrtynin,b.s
LNOR SALE-A PAIR of closely .matched hand
Dappe Gray CARR iSt hands high 'oana
''n' anu S'"'''' Boz No s5i, New.Havrn, Conn.
EOR SALE-A fie sADDLE-MARE, dark chestnut
.orre seven yeaod Perfectly SOUND aud well trained Ad
dress 4 II. r. Box NOil6, Tribune 0hire
LOR SALE-A Dark PONY between and years
old kins stout built Apply at No 5S5 adson.t
NOR SALE-Oe very fine thoroughbred sorrel
horse years DID, hand. high Of good siye warranted sound
S Saa aa s %S % T i.' horse the T PREMIUM
the last sonfr.s. Tosy viii be given Sy HOPE sa
Of Hope Express 1872 Broadway Can be seen the stable
NOR SALE-ARoAN MARE, handsome shifting
top cymade Let Wagon and Harness inquire at the lumber
yard. 700, Of West Ilrtieth.t -
1 VERY STABLE FOR SALE, IN BROOkLlN'
"A chance sedea offered Desirable location ot private eoa;h
ing All fJr sale | sacrifice. ROBERT T. MEEkS' No. Vi
Cedas.
CrABLES, SABLES-Two superior STABLES
- FOR SALE Leriugon-Ave and one on T"enietht
ROBERT T. MEEKs, No 81 Cedlr,E
I'VE STALLION, TORONTO CHlLf'Ll un,
Jrt. r. rrba ed INF, famous Morse OF The fastest
trer h,t ever apsaed public The hOrse we'd knowh Tor his
performances on thk aud aso for hts procure e oenF e ss
Of al other noted good colts ne wa d tn, gu
Wr.tehestes two miles nom areul tuse
Terms for he Faii saaon, @lOG ALEXANDER BArhGATE
TI,O CARRIGE MAKERS gentleman owning
large Cara Manufacturing businesai' DESTROYS to associate
with him young superintendent, and general manager
lie must b. u,tvrthy and familiar with tho business Address
Win referenc, oh. y. Rex No. lse Tribune Office.
VyTANTED-To BUY well-traned saddle HORSE,
w suitable FOR 1sdys Address with fa particulars, MA
SON j. BOX No. d Tdbaas ONE.
NNTANTRD-To buy good secondhand FAMILY
w CAREI Ad, suitable small .nly. All tho necessary
s,sehmcnt- wcn boorh sol reasorhe fliss Address
VIII loJ 0aIueais, r., tea Nc. lsl hi0pDe OhtG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
UNION VI. ENTRRPRIsH.

These Clubs play together tomorrow Saturday
al Morana which occasion interesting game may be
expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
MATCH AT CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
specinl Dispatch TO The n. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON Oct. l6.-The National Base BAL
Climb OF this city leave for Charlottesville Wednesda the
4l inst 10 play Monticello Club there and thence 90 "a
Rchmond playing the Union the 2tth and Pame neI'
dan There large delegation accompanying ihs Clul
from the several cities north.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

SALES OF REAL EsTArg.-Sales were made yester.
dog by Bleaeter son Co. ~ auction OF eight lots on One
huudrcths Eighth each % feet mont by oneha
block deep s0 each Also Of two lots and buildings Nos
aId ~ Lcoaart houses q feet front and lots " feet
leep 70 ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

GEN. Howard AT NBwARB.-Major-Gcn. o. O.
Howard speak this evening Newark before the Young
Mems Christian sociaton upon Our Christian Duty to the
Soil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

The Western Union Telegraph Company have
openc telegraph office AT she Union Stock Yard and Drove
Company in Commnplw " j. the line Of the Newersey
Central Railroad Messages passing the wires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

YoUSG AMERICA Children's museum
- Bgafd 10 their nItutil cn'turr.
o. q ts~ hill u sci~ucs sAdinss
y oysi pore. nnd fuil Of interest
% fand tie truths rarh psge dscloses.
FIasr ScsBER Nov RkApI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
ST.n OF NEW. YoKg. CoURT or APTEALs, }
IIIrE-. nLrfrI lInANN nrf Il 1871.

san on NTw-Y YORK COUpTOT ATTENs
,CtEgKs OFFICE. ALBANY Oct -, 1906.
The attention OF the members OF the bar Is called TO
the following aEsondn to the Ninf and Twentieth Rules
AMENDMENT IO.R1LE TX. ADOPTED OCTOBER q, ls66.
Rule *. hereby Ecfsd to require the delivery 90 the
upou subon eight copies
aud Points n.tesd 81 in copies provided.
These with che ogbt s,pes for the judges OF the Court viii
make IS prinbd copies IN al instead Of f heretofore
required
AMENDMENT 70 RULE TX, ADOPTED Ocz0BER D, lShb.
Ru - efabv ameni.d striking ten therein
sd BY insns ~ lieu tsref Inc word hern,
o. sld b. .losd day Cleudcf
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Let I'd ID .h. s,h. Gl. 1ih. sib. sh-'
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GENERAL CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NEW

This body met at ovego on the 9th inst. and ad-
lourned on the There good attendance and the
meeting was spirited Action had in reference 10 raising
funds aiding Young preparing for the ministry and
sermon preached The subject by the Rev Dr Hol
brook Of Homer The Rev Ronk Of jamestown preached
the Association committee raised Of prominent
ministers and ymen consider and report next year as TO
Theological Seminary in this State for Congregatona'
The following resolutions adopted unanimously and with
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