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New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
DIED.

BACKUson snay morning sept 29 Harriet Newell He Charles
G. Backus
The es relative, respectfully invited 10 attend the nsers
without IRON Calvary Bsptss ttsrch Wcs Twensy
third. F,nh snl Sshsves "Wednesday afternoon
oclock ....
Oneida County papers please copy.
HOLLISrER-A residence. wOolhur Coun, on Wednesdays
Sept.25 Gideon IIollsier. IN the 76th a" his age
FraScs Italy Fds sept % Charles King LIZ d.. u
the 18th of his
KEFLHR-Aner severeirhess n Brghts disease 4.
Funeral services at e Feurte.t PesyteriaA
WedHessv Oct = p s1a
friends invited Ia attend
KNApPSudGeuy Aenbug Canada West Behs wife OF 'sn>s
r. Knapp ri this ctv aged ~
The remains will taken Ccpn for ntenent today. hy
the an where .he funeral wilt take place from the
dence Of John B. Knapp. al p o'clock IN. .,..r
KREBS-In this Ct Monda Ssr d. the Rev John kehs D.
ID. agrs6
Notice Of be funeral hereafter
NAGEyIS-on sunday sept 28. Mageu aged GO years
The respectfully requested To sttena TOE inra
on this rucayD II O'Clock rom No Jii West Twei,hs
yACKINTOS-In England sept g. william T. A. Nsek
utosh Of New York. Ia the 37h year ~ hs are
sHoEMAKER-Ia this city Norday morning sept 90 Isaac Shoe
maker. aged 20
The rerai will aAe place day Thursday Oct 10 oelork,
from No - West Thirty -eichth>i
VICTORIA N-vtowu L. SATURDAY sept s Theodore ver.
IA the 65th yesro 81 bis
Notice Of fanera hereafter
WALI-sunlv on Monday Sept 90 M Louis Carkoa, rise Of
H. II. Wall y no 2lst os ief -
The friends the funy anc Profession and Nssone Frs-
H her kie resdebce Ne
Dcp,urow (Beckerst "Wednesday. Oct s W oclsfS W.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

$lo,5; Family &c 75asu ss Wheat good demand 81 =
s s Es Red au GIs s q sc cd.S % Ne aa at & o4 sss S '
nomnay unchanged Mess oA hed at ~ Bulk Meats nonass
cared :. l7e bat h. rate was refused
ke, Lard aud higher With sellers 3iSiAc is astsss
ssg @ is9S,y s 2, wI',;; vi s;fs sws. Z
Gs; s ssS 'sfs o. 'S city V1' ssaS& R"'s Wheat - % %
bush No Chicago at 81 70 1900 bush No Chicago st - -
at ss; *s Ss cs c S" No. ', %
the Rye nq sales Of 1000 eT1 thI. morning.
~ and A q seyVoon ~ 5000 '9 90 81 30 a. "sssn Sss, po s' y.
unchanged Lard unchanged Igwioes entirely nominal rosss.
Oats Re- NesYork Rees5OcC 600 buh Wheat 90 900 ssss
SSs Flour S % COO S%s1 S"s Wheat Corn
"S .s Wat W 70 @ o 5 bush Barley 100 SSsI kys , crap m ~ n s .
No. ie; f % w.ss. Is x e. q ASSs 5 wsSs Hs'a 81 o s ss
6coSs % NS y sS ss e. S No. ~ 9f e S sSc
e o. B,rsy q 81 ssr Rye quiet, 81 Is = for & SS lss
Buffalo, Receipts Of wek-2iCO bills Flour bush whsa
ley slipmet4ooO bh Fou oo bush Wheat, 5' 100 brs
os1rao Sept 90 Market steady and
Of 600 bS. at SO % for No Spring. ~ Tor ksi wss
2e bush White Csnnds ste IS aeoat and bush Amber Msd
ssa s s % & % . ep @ ?" s % :s. TO q y T %
- 1902 80 y 100 b fr bOItc Nil Feed GT% Short, selling =
York Four Soc Wheat sc Corn lie Railroad Freigbi',.
E I$ SoiS fa fl'a Sa %s s .
Lamber Canal 2eIo Lka ys.z q ~ 81 w6sa 70 s1
bush Corn O' y ecsh BiHef snd 90 W feet Lrse
CEyKL,ND Sept 5flour firm aEd Ia good demand With "A
advancing eiercy; Doubles from Winter Red led at $40 50es
white I G0tl Wheat frm and better; No. Winter Red ~
81 i3a 80 IS; Red 81 30 Corn lower: % The spot At Oo@
~ l0 COR October ~ TO- 0sda bu. unchanged Rr qnist with
lgt demapd :: 90 Barley 20 State 81 scd III II
Petroleum steady and unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. 0Forr quiet; NohWethn Extra, rs
Extra r. Wheat good dfrn1d sales Of 300 bsh Red d
81 As; Amber at 81 90 and White California at ~ 80 Rye ~ 81
Corn less active sales 6cfO bush Mixed Western III ~ Data
changed sales Of 400 hush at 8O Petroleum excited; stasdard
White. 3Jc Mhsky-NOllirg doing.
EAIfNoRR Sept 3Coti0l quiet and unchanged Panr t and
unchanged Wheat depressed pnne TO Chirr Red - 3D - -
duh Prime 70@72c Rye unclaageL Prosbas
quiet anu nominaily unchanged
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
THE EIGHT.HOUR LAW.

The Workngmcn's Union recently requested
Gov Fenton to publish special proclamation respecting
the Eighth Hour law and he replied thus The Law To
which you call my attention is OF the public statutes
of the State The act received my official signature and
il would be unwarranted assumption on my part 10
issue proclamation requiring Its observance Livery law
OF this general character is obligatory IN its own nature
and cOGld derive additional forcc from proclamation
By the Executive Department It's authority rested upon
tc will OF tho people expressed by their representa-
tves in Senate and Assembly convened, aud my concrl-
renee has already been declared in v mode prescribed
by the Constitution not ut liberty TO assume that
public officers against whom charges are preferred are
acting in disObccnce of the laws; nor do see tilat
can property designate particular statutes those which
they are specially bound To obey where they do not III
rectly involve the preservation OF the public peace ana
tbr r,prcssiou OF disorder and violence"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
ALASKA.

BUSINESS ACTIVE At NEW w-ARCIIANCEL-IHE
CLIMATE, PRODUCTIONS, ETC.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 30.-The steamer Sierra
Nevada brings advccs from Alaska via Victoria to Aug
DO The United States Exploring and Surveying Exped
tion winch had arrived here the Lincoln, would soon
start from Ska for Oonaaska. They had been detained
by the rain fog and wind, which considerable Bust
ness was active ut NewArchangel Building lots nave
been some jumping Of claims. Some com Ia In clrcua-
ton but the leather money predominates. The copper
River country Is reported by the Indians 0nd Russians TO
be rich in gold copper and coal but the savages are very
hostile and warlike. The weather at NewArchangel
much praised All kinds OF common vegetables are
many berries Salmon and other fish are very
pleuty Deer sells at 50 cents each. The Russans fns
and Germans very glad to be annexed to the United
States.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

JEFFERSON DAVIS as liE ls.-1hc latest re-
mort this person states that he IA about
taking up his residence In Toronto. He has for some
months been resident OF Montreal and the idea has be-
come current that he was living like retired monarch
cour,ed by the Canadians and wOrshppcd 10y those VINO
followed his fortunes and left their country Tor thel
The truth that Davis has for some
months occupied inferior house in Montreal and ms
pesence i'm that city matter OF total indifference 10
The majority OF those who live there That he Is not su
rounded by any corego may be readily seen
when We state that day scarcely passes over his head
that ne Is not the ST. Lawrence Hotel. where his
presence creates excitement than that OF any
other person who drops To hear the news and see what
is gon on His departure from Montreal VIII cause no
regret aud his presence in Toronto VIII create nine
DAYS talk when he will be dropped Boston journal.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
p,rporr1rM FOR STEAM FIRE-ENGINEs.

Some experiments were made Ill Boston on
Saturday with liquid fuel for steam reengnes, ana re-
suits obtained surprising the expectations OF the
most sannc OF the scientific gentlemen present with
the engine perfectly stationary the steamgauge showed
nine pounds OF steam in six minutes from the time that
the match applied When the throttle was Opened
the engine in MOTION and steam ran up immediately
10 a. pounds water then turned and ITO pounds of
water pressure maintained with 20 pounds OF steam rms
was most remarkable result AS the fire was lucreaso
the steam ran up with the throttle wide OPEN ana
the engine working to its full capacity The experlmc nt
contnled for one hour when the fire was instantly
tingui-cd BY the engineer. To the astonsleh OF All
spec taors The oil In the small tanks was lowered luSt
two inches and the cost Of the same was Only ahoh 10
cents while with coal for fuel it would have cost about
A. 90 % Onc-tcutD of "a tun
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
NEW-YORK.
LETTER FROM GOV. FENTON.
STATE OF NEw-YoGK. EXEcUTfvI DEPARTMENT
Ar 20 mt

LETTER FROM GOV. FENTON.
STATE OF NEw-YoRK. EXEcUTfyL DEP,RTMuYr.(
..- ALBANY Sept 26. 1861
DEAR SIR: On returning To Albany my atten-
tion called to your communication in re Neo iSt
my reply To the committee of the NewNOrk state Work
Sn1 nn 1ocn SS@n prf 2 by rt S
Permit rciterate what then said the subject
referred To in your letter.
The law 70 which you ca my attention is one Of the
public statutes Of the State The act received my Official
signature. and it would he IN unwarranted assumption
OH my part 10 issue proclamation requiring its OBJ
servancc. Every law Of this general character ls
obligatory In its own nature and could dsrlIc no nd-
ditional force from proclamation by the Executive
It's authority rests upon the will OF the people a. ex-
pressed by their representatives Senate and Assembly
convened. and my concurrence has already been declared
N the mode rcscripgd ny & he AN nU
no charges preferred are acting In d-obcdience 10
he laws nor do sec that & cn pr"posy dcslgtG @ par
t. obey, where they do not directly involve tie prcser-
walton Of , public peace and the repression OF disorder
regret that my answer should not have reached you
and need NOT assure yol or those YOU represent e my
continued interest III all that relates Ia the welfare ol the
workinelncn OF oGr state ] am respectfully yonis
ALEXANDER TRoUr. esq, No. 2G Kingst New York.
THE M'KEON DEMOCRACY.
The Mckeon General Committee met last
evening 10 make final arrangements for holding the
primary elections of delegates to the nominating conyen
ton Of candidates for the city and county oc James
Oliver was in The chair. Three hundred delegates at
tended The next meeting IL to be called by advertise
ncnt.
kINGs COT NTY POLITICS.
In the Sixth assembly District, last evening,
Mr. Lake OReilly Wns elected delegate aud Mr. John
Rcher alternate the Albany Convention. and n the
Eighth District M Frederick W kalbfcisch Was chosen
delegate ana Mr. Peter Brennan alternate
DIVERSIONS OF THE wESTCHEsTER DEMOCRACY.
The following Democratic candidates were
nominated ion n,uhcrs ot the Board Of TRUSTEES ast
evening IN NOriss!na: Juoau j. Mott IN the IIri ward
L. f. Rice an thr Second ward aud g. r. IrlSdalc IN the
Tlrd Ward. After the meeting over Que oi the sue
ccssfu candidates riscd lioft ana earned IN triumph
Ia he ia
their pcdgcs 0f fcaty tu tine Constitution and the
party Bcirc the gentleman had Travelled far on his
journey HE head c.nc u contact with The ctndelicr
which, OF he demolished. No lager was spiacd
REPIBLICAS NOMINATIONS.
At the Republican Senatorial Convention oi
TWcntyfnh District stephen X. Williams Of Wayne
nominated for reelection lie received mainriir of al
mc votes cast upon the first ballot The Senator has a.
p,ady served two tc3ins
DELEGATES TO TnE DEMOCRATIC STATE cox
NENIION.
ALEANi-JoNcph w. Reynolds, Peter Caggcr,
Irastus Corning, lf.. James Duly.
TioGA-IIirain a. Bcobo.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
THE WEATHER.

pvs,RKs-From II 10 u r. 29,h coudy: gusy @th-
Ths sa lowest At IL m Mornngley cloudy
sps bgb northeast :l5 slightly cloudy from 10
IL rain from $3.50 toA Aeruoon-" ndy shbty eou1y
clear. Eyen ~ IL oclock-t'ear; cool
A q
NTH. month for its dryness IL has rained hut
little and on the ID ID ib 5th 9th 9th 10th 4h 10Th 2lS 10Th
,nL h no rain storm Hail fell large on the
2sth from also At 43o Thnndershose on tee
Polar lights the 18TH 2s 2oih anl 'th Me
t. on e 2 2ith 10Th and 10Th Lightning the Sh 9TH
l7tb st 2Oh Fog the 1h heavy FOX on the nth TN
,ns of Ohio outh cattle driven long distances
r water farmers selling their stock in aud not
trarg N cir hogs for market In Boston Mass very dry)
The ~ mum IN NeNiork 30 at ~ O'Clock
OF the ah minimum AZ Of the 9TH 4s the dherene or
yngc 40 The barometer JlJ at m 0f The
pR the minimum Of the 291h tue dlefenee or range
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
VIRGINIA.
ii,'ilNlAs
CONGRE>-NAN SHANKS ~ VIRGINIA.

CONGRE>-,fA SIIANKS ~ VIRGINIA.
RICHMoNE. Va. Sept. 3O.-Nlr. Shanks of the
Congressional Committee appointed 10 investigate the
treatment Of prisoners. addressed meeting of blacks
DIS evening. at the Capitol.
Bunncut made speech THIS evening. ~ the course OF
which hc warned the blacks beware Of Northern dough
frees no settled among thcin and pretend To be-
Republicans.
Franklin stCarIce. Conservative Republican, has been
nominated for uoicr OF tho OnycntOn by RcpublI-
can inCrnnc III IcnriCo County.
rhc Republican ward meetings for organization. held
tonight. passd on hnrmoniOusy iu two wards. In the
lower ward noisy asScmbage adjourned the meeting
without any action at all, save cicctne Chairman, who
held b. eeat only 10 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, :
POLITICAL.

RI. KANSAS.
10 n< V0l-rs cf u Unfsa States
In this hour OF National Reconstruction, we
appeal good men OF III parties, 10 Conventions fof
amending Stgto Consultations g. the Legislature of every
state and TO the Congress Of the United states 10 apply
prtucrlcs of tie Declaration of Independence to
Women.
Governments derive their irSt powers from the con-
sent of the governed Tho only form Of consent recos
mod under a Republic Suffrage. herc tact acqucs-
cence Is not consent n II were every dctpotgm might
caim that its power Justly held. Suffrage is the right
of every a,lut citizen. irrespective OF Sex Color
Women are coycrned therefore they are rishtiuly en-
,itcd TO vote.
The nr-,Ief OF American statcsmanshp is. how to in
corporate IN institutions guarantee ot the rights Of
every ndiyAi,ai The solution is easy Base Eovorn-
nent ou the consent OF the governed. and each class Win
protect itself
T. T. WADE. u. g. Senator. Ohio.
vs. srEAcuE u; s Senator, Rhode island
SAMUEL G. PomERoY u :: Senator, kansas
r. c. Ross. u. $. Senator. Kansas.
StDHUY CLARKE. U. s. Representative, kaE5As.
,. G.. CRAWFORD, Governor. Kansas.
J. NJ. BRoomAII, U. 5. Representative. Pennsyi'nia.
GEoRGE W. JULIAN. u. s. Representative, Indiana.
u. -. W AsnstRN, u. s. Representative. Indiana.
OAKEs AnEs. u. S. Representative, Massachusetts,
IN ,6 Asr o. = RePrSsenta,,iE; ohS Ia1o
L. f.. TgowBRIDGE u. s. Representative. Michigan.
JonN t. briggs U $. Representative, Mic'Isah'
ROBERT C0LLYEB. Illinois.
WENDELL PHILLIPS. Massachusetts,.
SiMuEL T.. SEWhII, Massachusetts.
+. W. IIIGCINsoN. Rhode Island
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS. New York.
HENRY WABD BEECIiFR. Ncw-NOrk.
GEERIr SMITH, Ncw-York
THLODOEE TILToN, Ncw-Ior
CALVIN T.. STONE Connecticut.
DUBLEY S. GREGORY. New Jersey
GEORGE T.. COni. Ncw-Jcrsey.
.TOuN V FOSTER. New Jersey.
JAMES l.. HANLS. Ncw-Jcrscy.
T.. X. PANGBORN, Ncw-ierscy.
CHARLES ROBINSON, Kansas.
SAMULL n. WOOD, Kansas.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

Archibald Foster, Consul of Brazil at Boston,
died suddenly sunday night OF disease OF the heart
Gen Banks is announced to speak ut tenn
pcrance meeting in Waham Mass, IN favor OF proill
Diton.
Mrs Lippincott, better known under the
nom de PLUME "Grace Greenwood is IN Chicago she
has been seriously III. but Is now conyalescent
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
MrrrINGs lN NEWARK.

Las: night was "a very busy one for the poll
ticaus of the different wards O Newark. In every ward
meetings were held. resolutions passed addfoss dey
cred and financial arrangements made for The approach
INC campaign. which promises 60 be brisk ratification
the First Ward soldiers held Richard
sons Hotel. which slnly attended owing To the ab-
of many OF c veterans who taking part IN the
Sheridan reception ceremonies IN New York No business
Of importance transacted rhc adica Republicans of
He Second Ward assembled in Library Hal. and ratified
he nomination OF John H. Case. T. W EcOrd and other
prominent citizens, for local offices. Mr. Case, Mr. Rc
Gd and Senator Hayes addIa sscd the meeting. all aud-
iIS IL the unfiinchlng patriotism OF The "BeliTower
Ward" III which the draft wheel was never
turned during the aud AL predicting the election
OF the Radical Ticket. Mr.. Record has been mem
lcr of The Newark Board Of Education for - years,
and IL popular among his political opponents.
senator Hayes III the course o isrenarks, drew very
udicrous picture OF the Newark Board OF Aldermen OF n
few years when there were Dnt four Republican
members check the wholesale system ~ robbery then
Jnacticcd and cOntrascd IL With The body IL is
made up, showing The advantage resulting from the
election of honest 10 offices of trust ana resI0nsi-
dty. Meetings also held IN the Eighth Ninth. aud
Twelfth Wards by the Republicans, while the unterrifed
showed forth n obscure corners al over the city
Tire Republican Central Committee convened NJ the
Young Mems Republican Headquarters III Marketst,
after the meeting Of tc Young Mems Club and trans
arted financial business.
II had been announced that the soldiers Of Newark
would assemble last night, but our reporters, after
diieent inquiry. could learn nothing of the proposed
needing Thc grand ovation to Gen Sheridan was doubt
the Typhon that devOurod the Nile" as the mum
tar of Newark veterans present last night IN the neigh
Iorhood Of Union-square aDandaity testfies. n
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

There are still surviving friends of Noah
Cook and OF his son.thc Rev Edwn;R. T. Cook who VIII
bo glad know that the only daughter of the former and
sister OF the latter keeps private school for young
children tonIy OF both at what was her fathers
residence now No 90 WcstTwelfth-st Parents living In
that neghborhocd will find shcrI thoroughly worthy and
capable with the ripe experience Of than 20 years
teaching TO commend her 10 their favor.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
Never Gees pacI. on its Friends.

We have for been accustomed 20 the
chnea lock s; onewhh esteemed superior - All oilr nsi
We regard sDfor Is
Obedience the touch o the
In i admirable tenoni And
adjustment of its needle II e Never efises
do div: And bqcs ne rsas We have funa rs
fully sufficient IN the requirements Of actual In short
have come 10 regar the Wilcox Gibbs complete rwsg
Machine found-Lef1 Of H. SerOss ROcse ~ ",
6. IG67.-4dct
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
OCTOBR I. ls67-WITH 81

has been selected at Cambridge Island Port Town
send w T. The principal Notifications will be built on
the point west on the head Of Fuca Straits.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

BULLS lIEAD.-With continued large supplies
Of for the week. and 800 for month
past against 7Is or last average emarkeis hold
mt quite AZ well az could be expected owners Of poor
stock, Of which there quite surplus, are stll losing the
freight without aknc COmms ION, aud 10 rave
portion Of the after getting here OF them
attempt drive their cattle from the landing 10 the
yards. Not Knowing the routes through which cattle
permitted pass. and neurring the M will Of the driver
boys' who claim TO nonopolle that sort Of business,
policeman the track OF any unlucky drover who
gets into the wrong streets and the nrst c knows n
brought the Station House where he has To pay FOR
hard but expensive Odgng- II is better 10 consult the
0licc and get directions before startiIg The market
Yesterday rather tame ~ one hnndredths until 10
ward night when buyers came forward and cleaned ont
the remnants Of the head offered for the day P1cts
were nearly unchanged common stock, but higher for
good cattle or correctly larger number OF fat
cattle sale winch brought l6tol7c 10 Far To-
GOOD steers out ~ It}Hl6c with poor at ll~l and
some hard ots stil lower Texas turns ont strong ths
week hut her poor cattle fully cOuntcrbaanced 10y
the large number oi fat Ohio drOves
Sheep and lambs count up $3.50 most OF which have
sold Tie market u heavy for any hut prime stock
and Rll except extra little Fat sheep rarely
go over &C. with few lambs above or s FAR stock ~
selling at 5aCc for sheep and 7ia7sc. for lambs Hogs
continue 10 forward peDiifuly. the 2sS9' being
quite enough for the demand Prices range from ~ 10
&c for poor le hogs and 707.c Tor flr 10 prime Win
50 sale AT For icth-st. alone. ri
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Sprtiai autit,s.


There il no SITTER in tire Marker into Nheh yoa drs
mt h, o, e,se. the one that eertbiv say. Ike mss'
Address
TRow BRIDGE stamford Coss.
Eighth Assembly Disi rict Union Republican As>oca-
op,-IIead1asr,er unks Iotc No -. t'ratts hteuie '"
Iuirtse holis meeting THIS Cfaesav klLNNc Oct
so,rlsek JOHN " FARMER, Pnsidest
JosErH Bocor. Secresrv
Fifth Assembly District q non Republican Assoc in-
tou.A meeting o.ts Aocaou wi be held on 1, tsh h'nN-
clock thew hrzdqgarteIs No 40 spns A.
Exeea Comm will ocsck. BY cnero 4
JAMES ISIkRBOTIOM, President
Ga,Rtss T. Slny''is''t' seeet-hts ..fI
Furniture.
or THE LATEST STYLES CONSISTING or PABLOR DINING
ROOM AND CHAMBER SUITES IL ROSEWOOD WALNUT AND
MAPLE RETAILING Ar MANUFACTURERS PRICES At
F. KRuTINAs
MANlFACTogy AND wARIROoNS.
Nos % AND EAST HoUsTOSSi..
wetu BoNery sni Second
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

M0snic Cloth Table Covers, received from Iuksss e
Upholstery 6s6 Bcss
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
SfARRIED.

EvAYs-sNrrIE-n This cy wsdrssas Ssrs q by the eey
r Ttomss Hastings L. T. fsans "a Ar,la Hfrsae yossesf
the late Leonari Smith an at this city, DO afis
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
NTN..JEHSEY.
rmE ELRGEN RLruELIcAN

TIE BERGEN REPUBLICANS.
The gallant little band of Republicans that
save bergen from the fate Of Sodom aud Gomorah vii
discharge the rsi gun Of the campaign this evening ~
Library Hall. The Rev !. i.ummis viii deliver an al
IrnrA
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
purAnrIpur, oaTrLp MARKET


LtDgTPA Sept 0Catte fu end UNCHANGED; sales ~ 5dtc
aiyarced %OyBa 0l Sheep f1lh
sar 1000 head AZ 50Gc y ID Hogs In fair demand Je
head at . lGQ I'll 80 ~ 100 H.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

Daniel Banks, jr.. President OF the Walton
Club ana ayOr GliHtlr with several COMPANIONS.
gone hunting and flshng excursio totnc John
Brown Tract.
Cen Rufus King, late Minister to Rome, i
spending several DAYS IN Albany.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
rbouas D'krcy McC;ee has joined tho Total

Asueucs society not only for the next Capadian ess
l,fivc session bnt he SAYS with the hcp OF oon ~"
an time lie confeases 10 have been nara uliuSc 'u"
tlyt tue hapii lo9 on his heat resolAliols'