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New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
xc o clapter,, .ll Yo, % and q R,ale.i. Ne,Ye.

yc o. Clarttrs, All N,s % mo 81 R,ale,is NesYe.
EIGHT FOR \ MEDAL-It is amusing, II
aPpl e.rccI Trocsed g. i'a4
tudt u ra,~ l,iws,u tie Nes th ktirG
au Ni,HNA ,cfg Tie Ggd Mea ol't Al '@ li' Ei'i
Gnr tsylsg combined With he United States Ae,sto Atep tie
Pianos Geore Co oi tLe kIIo'on A. too ciGors
voIk 60 cat csth
oih Long bre rlsf awarded eo.ponlcuis caa ugJ
iAey teTestel
de - Piano manufacturer Ani Tie tGhh wonder ~ TIE
bad lscu avGe the Gt Ihfc al compcioTs although tta
hal ,acv admit that the GEd ltIona. Me-a or
y Brotaood Sols 4 I0udon le three greatest
E!a rcyc and m Lot OmIerg AccOuLi " tI
No lie simple s,t unt,r,ug thousands ~ dollars worth = Gtr
ti both M ttck,rE aud Suvay received
Gold Medal ol which 30 rave been awarded Llc
Ggi Medal dodge having ,n played c lie Contestants conoen
tier cIecs c0Lyre TIE Ille that lcI t'dga mes -
the grand supenon th, Manufacture oi tie beet teG1
PsuoiLa Of The only two tnos rtpcehing bs trAnh y AAt
pnted H. he scr nalwoo and Chkcuns ~ hGv
irg asfc sail phe Chkernl amTh4uty Displays l ie,ors
the Honor awarded over aud alos f Helal ~ b
lttl
everywhere advertised t pe 81 t S'tuwGys stood .usgrtcarty
sgh tie bet To Which sNsy co proving that tie equally
ckerug u deceived tie public rt Ls
aboHt the fsi pr e London Exposition ls atsutey
tto0i rctt TO nowhere 90 tlat august roll Of honor
Tie of1 report ~ he Paris EHp0on not beng ftaiy before TIE
eud ~ October h statements ard counter Statements cannot bat
60 the puclasug pnOAc tl parties most interested "a TVS
George Sleek Co While sttIsey aud 'ttkplr-kktuly at
Afafc tfdhg lt,s M TIE mere hTpos oi ft6 eh'h oltt
reputation Geo Sek Co. have conteui'd Themselves with clearly
An dgn laying tie pth, injustice which they
subjected before The people aud rstg hsT claims o slpIohe
on claims Of af Ya-t 20 tie musical Nodou TIE Mes oi ut u
f;fuments
Which ihe three produce tie pianos would TflA
oitte most dfcut problems to solve butAs e. which oft
Vie most cnSae social position the o AL squacdtarf
On relation to tbs Para Exposition matter weItgsTd a. stfciieri
proposition.
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THE STATE MILITIA.
GINrRAI HEADQUARTERS STATE NEwNoRK.)
ABJUTAST-GTNERA'S Ofittr, I
ALBANY, sept. o, lsoi. }

GINIRAL HEADQrAErEEs STATE INV NoHK.l
AHJUTASTGrNERA's OFil'r,
ALBANY, sept. q, ,lsci. }
The following named officers have been COM
msioued hy the CoInmandcrin-C hicf in the National
Guard 3 y. y, during the week ending september =
1867:
T-f,y frd HraiS- r. lnrg gsoril sprrt ID ratk 'o
Jr % itu1 vice l.. W Mlam, cs uct Louis J. Nltn on
nance Jolly e. l1ls, original James watson
Comm sry cl iaucc with rauk hof July ~ 1900, original
SshtppH. Second Lieutenant, Nt1 IatA
from July ~ vice 4. keIne ufigr''
IrffrGafh EfDimcsiAbru = ActcoMb, Assistant Surgeon
Iorfftirf RlJnrHt-Fiaar Eirner Adrint with ut from
jane ls original ato X Moshef, QuaFefmasirr viih f'as
Nf1Ggsih R,Jweat-wm wn-it Cslisir With rui from Arg
21 1861 vice g. Rpchnrh fedg.st
Nnefg,iyhh Regu,st-Wn IT, Rassen CourieaV o. Sslst-
ence with JHue {7 e7 original th~'J Nsot 'la
ar o5. T. Baker removed from ds.
o., hpndi aadhid R,gfaoi Tiouas J. BAILEY surgeon with
IsHL from July l6 l1b., vice IL h Brlo.s resigned
EIn,fV q Arf,Ig Tr0fgfDH HiDod'iuf stas u lhhts
Assistant urgeon With rauk from august T. lF1 ournal
Battalion ~ Arterg TAd DirisiHli.ai redov lif iiu-
with from Angus, 1901 Water v tooe fsut1
Kgbei Kbbs Second eueusl with ank ion August 1907 Ne
Richard Pedl0w, promoted
The following rcsignatons Of officers in the National
Guard have been accepted by the Conmandcrin.Chef
during the week ending sept. 7:
Sept J-5h Rest. Assistant Surgeon fTaId l. stone St i3il
Lcuienart Newell G. fion sept GN1terl EuEste Com
msafy ~ Subsistence John L. lIo,rhk GJl cyt Maj1f Geau
Banker; Tooth K-gt Second Lieut. A. g. 1fnyi nist M
u. J. Ifafee l0lsi ksst, Second Lieut. y " flaut,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEwYoRx.....srrr Ia
CLEA RE ID.

CLEARED.
ss. ss,9s ,s ,S a.: c,TSsslsP % i, Gl.seF N.Ggn
SieansL! Achilles OBJ Riches, AnTcP Christian Bros
s,esm.p ves Robert, Rcaon1 Va "i' r.
Steamship Concord Norman philadelphia
snip Ferdinand uss DaunenapH Amsterdam Baltimore Faneh
T. @ 9s f. a5st1 ; Gae sS, s; Id; oo B. h%'. S 81
IN B HSf'C S[ nTS R MIale,le9 dh.ef sarsea
Brf Eeicna CiEl Smith Cor. Plilepha Pension Co.
BIG AaroGs CBrl, CaJmoe Philadelphia Brett Son GO.
Big AleI Nichols ;, k9seoroeE tete James iIsHIr
Schr Sasan, Blauelari, Para, b. T. sherman, Co.
sclr Caspian Larrabee, Maelia', snow 4 Rcisrlsou
schr Statesman, iolg,' Boston SNOW Richardson
scT Caarge john Orb Banuan Liverpool via Wilmington y G.
scar White Deacon Georeio1a. G BENTLEY Ncr rlOma,
sehr y II. Beleici, Baltimore, Bentley, Miller Ihona.
selr Mortfoe Gea,son Boston JcL I1e Co.
Sch. Mary Louisa Hamilton, Salem. g. /. Hatch.
ARRIVED.
Sa@g aa Esp sc,l &C., aI. T"ss f IT,. va .,d5 I, @. ' & wit"
Steamship pengoy G.s.op via Key West loday with mi.s
steamship leo Deaborn Savannah md pas, to Murray
Sip windvard Barrett Hong Kong Msv H. with ud 10 oyrh,p;
Eqasr Az 49, IN a u 90 lad 6l head bead current.
throrel te China sea bal very severe les 0n e 'Sh 10 Aa
Robertson seaman Of Ncviol ded Of chronic dyentrIy d one
o'I So 10 +" '"' F-''''"
stp Enterprise Dunbar Calcutta May a. Sands Ilead iGb with
a. Was days north Of Bermuda with light Winds Jay ~
sip Ahoulr tof Glasgow Duncan Calcutta Nav ~ viii mle "a
la hhns Passed 0i'o0d Hope JAY IT. Helena
crnssci she Equator 18th
Pas6e fWator 81 Nccalocl salt Cay TURKS bland
u days with sat t. Permission X Co
HarA loreuugn Ieu, - days With coffee 70
Elnch, Meucte Ncmit
Ba faa Bile psse Hon. Il digs with loguool &C. to Jo
sah JcI
g hsltea Caaa S,ago MaHl-s y days, with sugar Wsy-
dll i Ga.
Bk Ls.els Chandler Iisgua ~ dave with SIT 10 Wai Carver
Bak Nuuatl nf Rosisn krguan Calcutta Apui a. s d,c
order Passed CaIe God Hope Juy % crossed TIE Lga'or a
- AHE IT,
BI.g Juan 3ieI Iu5eia. Tolas,o Csmpa,hy a
siiL mahogany 90 Nolcf& IhCUauL
Bug Slaii.r Berry AHyo n y as with fuEn to bei'en
a .llasf
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

porsonated Mr. Dcfgamere Subsequently ne pnIch1a
for Nr William VI uolns OF 80. ~ Broad ST. 100 shaIes
Of FoIt Wayne Railroad stock ~ pay nent lor Wn % nc v
rendered tc forced checks on the Iadesnch b'hk iO
- e and 81 c7s resuectivoly purpOrng 10 have been
drawn Iy James L. Davis and made pay 10 lhe ofe
~ Mcssys Rcelrmnn Bros a U0llins But ploi 10 IN.
transfer of The stock tho fOTgCrcs were dcectCu a
number Of other persons are sad TO nave We uoc ced has
several confcderatcs. The magatlnte Cenul., ~ a
Inoniur TO await examination lie Is q natNc o iA'V'
nced n Nears and by occupation q dIaueAtsh"h.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
"The Pen is Mighher than the sword
THE GOLD PEN-BEsT AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
TILE BEST. PENS IN TIE WORLD.

For sale at No. % MAIDEN-LASE' new.
York. and by every duIy-appomted Agent at
the same prices n. A.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the pnoic c,n M1i
on tbe Agent: in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send to Headquarters
where their orders will receive prompt attention.
If accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
FIFTY PER- CENT SAVED BY TsIyG y. r. BAB

7
pJrs IlBoR Soap ali
materials sf "a sdleratol 81 kind wiz not uiure te most
fabric and especially adapted 'r woocns, which viii not
beng washed this be- used hard or so
Il vil remove paint grease Tar and t'ts 81 al kinds One
CG wiTIaL;td equal 20 No pounds q !amV soap e"is Sent
1, each bar 90 making pacls handsome Soap from
pound Zach bar wrapped circular couttutg hl
a-e. yrut Enl aud GerGan AK Grocer for
Soap aud take other B T. B1BBTT, Sof a.,
6s g. g. c. g. 20 = ard - Washington 81, SeSIoIL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
BASEBALL.
ECKTORD OF iBR0OKLYN VS.. EXCELSIOR OF


BEDFORD OF IBROOKLYN VS.. EXCELSIOR OF RoCH-
ESTER.
The Excelsior Club of Rochester yesterday played
games With the leading Newiok and Brook
lyn ron Ground Wiamstuh their opponents for
being the Ecko Play commenced with eomendab
nunctuay clock and therefore became possible 70 complete
ml innings before dusk There feature Of The game ca
ion special remark The Exccors did far better than m tho contest
The Atantcs and gave promise Of future excellence hat VII
probably other oTsaztuons OF more or'N
The propuey Of looking To their llu OF the hek ana
only c said they By NJ %
several innings their fielding c3teess n
three of their hest hatsncn seemed 10 have temporarily
lost he cul OF hitting either hard safely. Appended summary
Of li. .gefr4
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
rtnn1nGr vs. ETNA.
HHHFM
i., ai, ':i''' al 4,h .,L C,h ,h

1T a. 81 4iL 81. C,h - 5l
y%q,ssi y,1 ess.! . Co ce....i II Q -
rste"Ny Go,n.n ikford Ceb SCORERS ycunys Co.. Mf
KTaushaar: Jay Coole Co, Nj Bucnghae Time Of SAM
Iv aIs caucf-Frecbon Laurcnee 3 sco.ed Nsi 2 lar
vey !. Wallace Total, g. WaisVorh. D. W Nats.oth,
Fish ToI D. Fouls canghtWsrl. ]. t1rhnr. . W sdt
Worth IIil Total g. Double pAys-l ilsh aiA W. b "'ai
worth
PASTHlE Vs. QUAKER CITY.
PM ADFIpiIIt. Sept l3.--ihc Iastmcs OF Baiti-
more PLAYED match game OF base ha e e Quaker t 'n " % =
tg Oh 4lo0u resulting n fYol t lei G score 'i % ~ lt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
, IN SILVER EXTENSION
MoRToN's CHEAP GOLD PENS.


These Pens 10 carats fine, and arc Better writing
and more Durable Pens Dan can, WITHOUT operating Nor
TONS patented Machinery produced for the pces
were the Gold furnished gratuitousiy
rDICr,s or PINS: AND PENS IN SILVER-PLATED TX
TENSION CAsHs WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen......... 50 80. with Pencil Ease VI 0o
T,,cEv pom 75 with Pencil Case .... 2j
Always Ready Pen co.. with Pencil case. 70
Elegant Pen ....... 1 2j. with Pencil case. 10
Excelsior PEN. l so. with Pencil case 25
These are Well FINISHED, GO0dWritlng Gold Fels, With
rdosmn Points the wear OF every one Of which
will FAR outlast OF the best steel Pens although
hen 0ye ,nrdrTdntcd, and therefore not efchdAgoiJe
they are not numbered but correspond III size 10 Nos
g. 4 8. and respectively ,,,,--,.
The risk is taken all remttances by mail IN registered
lors and the safe delivery Of the goods guaranteed
III vbo snnd twenty cents (charge for registering IN
dition TO the price OF the goods ordered 1900
"4'ioA ~ GREAT INDICTMENTS TO CLUBS.
ANY onc can secure one OF the above God Pens
without money by getting up cup: ., ., ~
s13 30 will buy Nt NoIi w i'is'
25 80 will buy y.........--.-..--. ~ MoIii os I'ls'
40 90 will buy..........-...-.. bo worm oi ic.s'
If sent 10 one 0dditsS0t one tHe -, ..,,
On recet OF the money the subscriber viii send by
,rrn mail or herwise as directed Cold Pen or Pcs
seIectng Tie same according 10 description Address,
A. MORTON.
No .2J MAIDEN LANE. NEW-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.


Tese arc u caras me- ana superior 10 any Norton
Jeus made previous tOlhe year 1850
Every Pen q, stamped e \. Norton Second Quality
and numbered
accident.
The Cases made OF Coin Silver but not heavy
as those ol the First Quality.
raIcEs OF PENS; ASD PINS IN SILVER EXIENsIoS
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIIE TIRE.

TRoTTING BY BUTLER At MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 13.--Thc tTOt to-day be-
tween Butler sas Rich, and Fearless won by Butler
The best time was 2:27.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
RrADY-Kxox's Fan Style of Crxr1rMEN's

ply makes rs appearance "l e advent Of September and
Ike ne VIII oi-as,c reception from tloe vLose
taste e have studied 10 Us Tie
ohtsas No az Broadway Of Feoust and No.
SO Broadway, -ltc The I.esot House
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
G}ort 0elarom's aoiiu.
Sr.rr or Nrr.Nnnr

0F NFw.YoKE. I
HT.WaRnFNT OTficr, No % William It
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
- Seton 81 ile ~ psd Apl H. 49, slitsd A Atio
.orfa Ofre % the foi % iofs 20 al persons
uisi,si having charge u ihs sloe,i matter 81 'fh inquiry
etrnsuon ia e following vcs,s under eIala
't Port War,as and ilt Tie d surveys or Examinations WI
be c cci I tI r,Ei gcctcug It's rolee oa loaI SAL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
1867.
FALL FASHIONS.
J. W. BRhDLEY'S
DUPLEX T. l. L | p TIC
Or Double Spring Skirts,
NEW CTVLFS AM SHAPES.
NEW STYLES AND SHAPES.
For Reception, Promenade, Opera, Evening,
Carriage Church and Street Dress.

TIE srrFE'oH QrlrgTEs cftle ryriEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRTS over claimants Ladies aO lave teen
srrsrtY NOTICED sud HIGHLY RECOMMENDED % NEAKLr
oil he NEWSPAPERS and FASHION MAGAZINES nHorGHouT tie
tSrnF couSrAr fr YrA.s Their SoTfD GRACE ELEGANCE.
FlEXIBIITY ali DURABILITY Commend Item to EVERY
LADY az tie EtcooxlED STANDARD SKIRT OF TIP FASHION
ABLE WORLD
Tor SALE al STORES vlGe TRT ciS's 'KiKrs are iod
throughout tie UyITEn STATS and rtsEWufhg
At WHOLESALE ~ tie soLb OWNERS oATIST ali IxciCyr
.AsUTACrtKHKs,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
MOTIONS FIRST QUALITY.

These Tens are fine and pointed with the
very best Irdosmn Pcnts carefully se!eeted, anu nVo
Of fhis quality is sold with the slightest mpeileCuon
which skill and the closest scrutiny can defect ,
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, FIRST QuaAty' anu
numbered. .x.,, ,xoo,,+ cairst
accident -. 49,. .., To- ,,io orolitv
are extra heavy and strong.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS in slLVLH EAIENo'oN
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
EMS ASD PINS IN SILVER EXTENSION
MORTON's THIRD QUALITY.
(VApuAsTTDI

These Pens are y caras fne although cheaper
at least equal any gold pens maze elsewhere rcgrSs
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities.
Every Pen is stamped "A. Morton Tbrd Quality and
numbered. -, .--,.
accident I.,. an, -. ,. . -.
"a those OF the First Quality
,,,,,c-s on pr,Ns: AND PINS IN SILVER EXTENSION.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

A CARD.-ln 1861 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given To the JobbinS Trade,
and. ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly 10 those who use
them. or To such as keep them on hand for the
better supply of the writing public III their
own localities. There may he Jobbcrs who
have spoken in favor of the Morton Pen since
that time, but, if so, their rcmarls have never
in a single instance reached his ear; and
although they generally admit that Morton
can make the best pens in the world, and used
10 do so, they nevertheless put forth great
cxertions TO show that the Morton Pen has de-
precatcd in value is not what it formerly was,
and that those which they ycnd are equal, if not
superior; now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know OF pens as well as the pens
themselves, cntncly from the JObbcrs. people are
apt to be nislcd by their representations
In order that the public may Judge correctly,
and at the same time see how much pains
taking is exercised to give every one who orders.
just such pen as viii exactly suit his hand,
Morton confidently refers to the many thousands.
throughout the entire country, who have re-
coivcd his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention to the
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent.
No. 25 MNDEY-LlNE, NEw-YoRK,(
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

FULLER g. BARNUM's New TUCK CREASER
ASu SrIFGrir BATTER toNBNEDIh gaudes' Of al
vroycuent d. w the original aeHor of az Tuckers
stitch. J4ah a
tik hand 0Istead Of sauDg the cloth
tnAhF POINT heJeooe ard
any goods The light spring Of the sfGute aud Bas
ihoiug r'ioat lEnc aids
H. 40 tasHrig making Ilf sIUGd y tubing
ceqd sod st most oi the Sowing Ma.
ofto Machines tie Gen OGce No CAB Broa1wav
W q Reeciest, y. where az ne SsriugAdtas aIe
. AMERICAN lAsgUTE lAIR J.. o northern gallery
r. directions, ~ % - mail W. BAKSuN Sole Ag
f.Tf ,l.i.IE he IL.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
rcemeltsl
FEoRAW BEo-rpRs.

Now READY. largest and best assorted stock
= Rf1r,N1rr CioIHsG ~ Gu,4l d1l Boys tfU ulld ai
TeiaI . AovlIE
FEoEAW BEo.EpRs,
Eos 81 8, - I.rItLavc, o'elIg
Though 10 No. q LaayeaoItc.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

cnlar with Iae sieao oDgrayDgs oi a The sizes and
prices. Address, n mOhlON,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

IL, a. A. 4tE 5ih oh. ',h 81. 9ih-Tosh
E,i,l.GI.....if E,t.s.GI-..i Q ) 6.......R 65.....R
Home Runs-Saluc J, Porter
IIUIpIyG StOHF
Tv Ca,cles-Srauleu3 Nsm2 Blurg 'ouelln laUStM !,
Porter Malone ? Campbell Sltnci = f'fci D. "h ' h'' 30
Foul Pouul C.tcles-Rctedca q =. BuutrEA
Passed Balis-Buutiug ,. feu'dct Z"
Called Bals-Maouc7 r, Hay T.
Time of Gailc-lgo hours
Imlire-Nr Ferguson ~ The Atlantic 'io.
U.Uro fl
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
MlNIArrRR ALMANAc

Sun R!su....... $50 sun Sss.... OH Moon Rises
HiGn wATHK rms pAi
ytIjJ HOOi ... 7J5 Gog's Island G:2G Hen Gate.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

IF YOU WANT HEALTHY BREAD Use b. T
BArnTI t,tt MfcsAI SAIERAIus 'Il~e ion common salt
ls satIs contains when baked no;llg but
sat water aud tUlr
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

For Family use, or for lnvalids, KENT's EAST
I1A toffE le At Eeyae oi mtstors sod ly a GlocGs
lept. remove. 90 Nos 45J, Us all "a WasAug,oust
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

VI. - Dear Sir: Your favor Of,
inclosing s., is received | send in this
the Pen ordered, and trust you will find the
same to your entire satisfaction; however, if
you think You would prefer any other size, or
quality, or should this not suit your hand, |
will chcclfully exchange any one stamped " A..
Norton II sent within ten days after its re-
ccptiOn with your objections clearly stated,
and t-stamp to return another. These re
marks apply only to pens stamped a Norton
as all others are at the risk of the buyer, and
are not cXchmgcablc
If returned, bc particular TO paste the Pen as
near the lower lcft-hand corner of the en-
yelope as possible, and put il up in the same
manner AZ sent to y0u, TO avoid It's being
crushed by the post-maIk, or injured in the
mails The Case need not be returned unless
You wish TO change the size or quality, in which
instance additional stamps must bc sent.
Respectfully yours, A. MORTON.
Also, the following:
TO ALL WHO Use PEN.
GooD GOLD iES is alwas ready and reliable and
u ad"le1 TO the hand, makes writing pleasure rather
The beginner makes more rapid progress with Gold
always produces the result; and the proficient >
better satisfied with his labor because the crcatar mn.
duccd - '''' wv '''' y ""''" II 70 pro
THE M I1Ts @c1 4 4fg ,s pss pR the sasSGer use; solder
when the point sinks into It, and the become az ono
metal entirely mpervious 10 The action of the acids
inks This can be done IN making new pens because the
gold u more than three times thck as II Is after tho
I'h w wv plopfI lnllfN- OF lnt ilnrtu STATE.
When pens are IcpOintcd solder be used when
viii melt sooner than the gold f which the pen is made
DINER Wise the points Will cur into cobular form by
ms process The temper is taken out Of the NIB the elias
uciy IS destroyed, and the pen subjected 10 the suro
process OF corroson. On these accounts and knowing
from long experience that ropoued pens rarely give
| point Gold Pens.
Return the pen within ten davs after ne reception
Stamped "A Norton, and not adapted to your HAND. stat
lhf ih Wat respect ~ might be improved 10 wall De the
best guide in selecting one that j. State 40 what angle
you hold c pen on the paper, aud whether sguacy on
lc1Lf 10 me nght ar LETT These points briefly and clear
l f'asd VIII greatly assist ln max LY selection 20 .t
yui.
hIy one sending q Postage Paid Envelope, with tier
A"e ana PVIer sqdess Nulel Oh ~ N4ll ICtClIe er
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
HEpoRrERs Vs. KEPORIEEs.

I
Ry invitation of the reporters OF the Ncwm .
tourists h. of e Nouiok rs'm m5-c at - ~ A
YESTERDAY ana payei interesting match Win theT ho'i A
closely PLAYED game the Newark ilWtrs mai tx Il, "a , "
rn,g aud rutiirr their opponents ont for single giit 'e
victory ly score If D. The play vas mu'h u ll nom i1e
want of Ie.tr Of loih I8i,s COULD ta'e n,H il,i r
which much tie lcafr Tie htlrR
Ioro vsra c.rl Mr Crane their catter who Ii ' no
Tlr f.7ufe cf The sharp
drbe plav bv M Mcsusan atd sn arl c most amusing a
Ire three strikes. the 7 bong iait "'eff go
To- ff Ti, retain game loc u see a-,li esI . DE I'M
non md contest ei'i thus ir made ilorr Interesting
MIS-, EILANEOUS.
Tl peslt. C 81 Brook ps,e match n BAH With tc
VasiI Club Of Nif,0Vr the Nfl'inFu ratnt la'. t1
W,iness ne h iri' resulting victory f0r tie Wai by a
score o. JitO%.
TIDRIDGE vs.. EINA.
An interesting game took place sept. - at Jersey
CIV between clubs which ahoa cNsc coat,s r'ui in
favor o th, former by The score 81 u 10 IA
NEINuLNE ". JAY COOKE.
game took place yesterday at the Satellite
Grounds Booiv1 The occasion a tl Iilu match @ en e
NCunye Go. and Jay tone Go bakufss
compelled tie Umpire call le game at c close q Tue fhh lnog
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

How shall we protect OuT residences and
s, FROM tie present farming raids by burglars Ara ar who las
tteu te last ears. HoiNts BrAGL4K AIAKs
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New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
FARMINGTON CONV.-Nary Corcoran died un-

ta ".lmIoT.uCc aL1 Induced D. bad
treatment husband" The matter rested Ilaag wlt
comIcEcc Tie tc.tley shows that Cocorll and
We ILIs o. fseal ald HAT Ccsgoan was ro' s1d
L. WIFE. 10 attempting aaoh' h'r
team sle reconstructed % Au Al at De- struk les ~
mouth Die lGul. tors Tie -
Niav .a the t.~EoIv. she = outside wagon waking
Tow ard lone, vL tie wagon in sGyaHce. touOIan utl
fans about ard lIouv.Ie and when be
tes Lel OBJ tie butt ~ Die tcrHad hicks her
Sl found "a ort 81 tie house and when taken has
and asf hour two fie bad t this been
ant sc,eu mouths and therefore easily affected h votl.
blows Tie wtLc also testified 90 le s' n a. CorroIan violent
mptTd when nioIeatat and at Le un and
q afeur fls testimony Grand thought
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New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

No. 25 MAIDENLtSE, NEw-YoRK, !
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-24
Western Union Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
EsAgENE1t0 EsDCKEsE4ANEg
81 EeAyElNPDRT.
Two Express Trains Daily Each Way,
E.| .. RS follows:
GOING WEST.
ALL RAIL

TRAIN NO. ] DAY EXPRESS.--Leave Ra-
II cine at LAO P. N. Arrive at Clinton June
ton st 4:35 p. NJ, connecting close with trains
on the Chicago & Northwestern Railway from
the North. At Beloit with trains from and to
Madison and Prairie du CHEN. At Freeport
with trains on the Illinois Central Railway for
Oorth aud South, and arriving at Savanna at
e:45 P. NJ, making close connection with
Steamer from Dubuque, also connecting at Full
ION with trains for Council Bluffs, Omaha and
the Far West, and arriving at Port Byron at
l0:40 ?. M. and Rock Island at 1l:55 P. NJ.
TRAIN NO. 7 NIGHT EXR SS,-Leave
Racine at 10 P. HI, connecting at Clinton juno
tion at 80 A. NJ, with trains from the North
on the Chicago & Northwestern Railway; at
Freeport with trains on the l. G. r. r.; at Saw
anna with daily line OF Steamer for Dubuque;
at Fulton with Express Trains for Council Bluffs
Omaha and points on the Union Pacific r. r.;
arriving at Port Byron at A. NJ. and at Rock
Island at 8:05 A. NJ. e. --..., sE
GOING EAST. 80.
TRAIN NO. 2, DAY EXPRESS.-Leave
Rock Island at Cos A. n; Port Byron at I A.
NJ; Fulton 1853 A. NJ, connecting with trains
on the Dixon Air Line, ana on the Iowa Diyis-
lon of he C. & n. w. Railway, arriving at
Savanna at $40 A. NJ, connecting close with
Steamer for Dubuque; at Freeport at 1898 A.
M at Clinton at l2;45 p. M, making,close con-
hectic ms with trains for GAINESVILLE, Madison,
Prairie du Chen, La Cross Oshkosh Fond du
Lao and Green Bay, and arrives at Racine at
P. n, connecting with t. aims for Milwaukee
and Chicago
ssw4 r c. TATE, Supt.