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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-08-29

The survey Of the boundaries of the
proposed consolidated cry OF Pittsburg,
has just been completed by the commits
sion designated intae act Of consolidation.
The circumference of the proposed city Is
twenty-seyen and ha.f miles; in diam
eter, from east to west, ten miles, and
from north to south eight miles. The
population viii be about l25.0J0, WEIGH
viii give Piftsbafg honorable rank at
once among American cities. The act OF
consoadatlaQ Is = be yated upon oy the.
peopie Interested at the regular October
election.
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S. P. Burdck, 81. b. New York City.
A. p. Morgan. NJ D s, racuse n. Y tHss
J. S. Douglass. NJ. d, Milwaukee, Wis.
s. j Pearsall, NJ. u Saratoga Springs,N. Y.
n. S. St.Surc. d. shehoygan, Wis.
II. E. Zieltey NJ. j., Manitewoc, Wis
&. c, Croker, NJ D, Two Rivers, Wis.
MISC Carey Of Schnylervile, Y cured
Of de-fnf IS, 10 years standing, in 1852.
Cured Enoch Erickso - child years Old of
uc of eyebal June 1867.
Cured b. K. Anderson IF Manitowoc, Of In
hasaiion OF Eyes, july, 1867.
Cured Mrs NJ I;urus Il Meme of Blind =
ness of three months. spring 1862.
Miss ii. Gleasnn Milton, saratoga county, "
Y. sfraghfened eres'-eyes. 1886.
Mr.. IIerdeHa, kossnth, Maniiowoc county,
cure of granulated eyeiids 1867.
Mr., Bano, of Manitowoe, cured of inHama-
nation Of the eyes, 1851 4t ian
Cured G. Shove, Of granul ted eyelds in
1850,
Removed cancer from breast of Mrs Michael
McCsrry of Kossltb. Naritowo c Co lnty. 1864.
July LIST 1867 remains veil.
Removed cancer from breast # Mrs j, Webs
ter (late of Manitowocj Of Tnllsha. sa, Florida
ID February, 1867.
Cured l.. Winters of Gibson, Manit. WOO
county, of Fits, ("f YEAR .staniinG) in 1860.
Juls 1sr. 1S6! rmains well. Ceu report mary
other permanently cured.
Mss- Cali on DIR. EAsroN of NJ nitswoc,
Wis. whom eau cor -ult frce and ne will
givewou a candid opinion when a cure is or is
not possible. IA 10
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IN p1soBATE: Maa..isauoc counsy

State of Wisconsin. Mantowoe County, r..
ceased. fti ~
On this 18th day Of August A. d. 1867. ,,pjn road
lrg aaa ming tn, pet OF Charles I.uine Admin
i-trtor OF the estate of said deceased staliIr that he
has fully administered said estate and pratt. lf.t n
time and place beappointed for examining ard allow
ing his accounts of his admin Il rttion-
1t or'erea, Tat said application e,r,i before
me at the Probate Office, the town and county Of
Man.;owoe, on the ninth day OF September A. D.
1867, at 10 oclocl; 4 VI
And Il IS further ordered that notice of sued arrl-
cation and hearing, be given hy publishing copy of
this order for three reres I've weeks cI.: in each
week in the sIantowoc Tribune a newspaper printed
in sad town and county prior 70 aid hearing.
BY the Court. .t'g5 GEO w BAItK Err
w11-3t COUNTY Trdre
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!. y sgslgG'E anxssT.

TO lY,il,anf Qunn.
pses' has bees. issued a:;tast yoH an Fr property
attached t. satisfy the. deufIsd Of JAYS z. Itstt,
amounting 10 ninefy-tfte 6ciisrs 2rd tllirty s.
Npw, ais!e-s yaH ssid appear belize Henry 81
Justice OF tile ,'siee n and tor aa CginJv. MS Z
fee IN the SAID town tha fitn DAY or sept. 4. D.
1851, at l0oclock il the forenoon it,Inent NYil Ee
fendefed asa,ist you aai Eqlr property s,iu 70 lay
the debt. JARVIS Z. Pitt Plaintiff
Iatel this 18th day Of August. A. L. 1877. 17-3t
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IN pReH-ATE: Manisowoc coss.,s,

Court.
In the matter of the estate of Ole W o,oson, de
ceased. Il 1Ft.rs tFs-r -rstf ~
70 eli ,oi.5pl IL aeag concern
Letters Of Administration on said estate having
heen issued to Nils J. Gilbert the .et iaY of
march,. A. h 1866 and eighteen months from and
after said day being aeNeI ana limited for creditors
PRESENT thei. ,inis ior and liowance
Notice is hereby given shat the UNDERSIGNED VIII on
Monday ia each week at the Probate otre "a Nano-
Voc IN said County, receive exam ne and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against said deceased
lMi1-tf GEO. VI. BARKER, County Judge
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TX n,soaArE: sra4.zeo.soc County
IN PSoss2TE.: sEamieos.oc Cou.Ass

~ PSz,BsATG: sg.a.lfsovsae a.ousAsy
s Court. Lri-.uI ~i4f ~ 70 zoos =
IN the matter OF ne Estate of james L. sua:th l.
ceased
Oh reading ana Hing the petition Of James II,fehes
OF said County, representing, alaeng sitter things.
that''ames b Saith, Late q sal County the 25th
day OF July. AID 1857 al Cincinnati. ONO. d.eA IN
testa5, leaving goods chtes aud tbs
State AMI thetthe -al petitioner Is Father in Law OF
SAID Decreased. and praying that admin II sail
estate fe to N granred, it is ase ri t.t said pct-
tion be heard bts,iof tie .'s,e Of this Court NJ Ion
day tho t.n day Of august, \. D. So. 10 O'clock
4. NJ. ut lif office il said County
or'iee, further, that notice thereof ie given - the
heirs d said ecese and all persons in;eres
publishing copy Of this order for three Success se
weeks prior to said day of hearing, in tho 3sn.towfc
irioaae, weekly newspape published - iian.tovor
20 GEO. W BARKRR cositty ri.i.e
Dated at n2n.lowoc, TIE 5ti t.sy of August, a. D.
1867. 1861
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SINGER SEWING MACHINES. -A new
invoice just received at the Franklin
Bookstore, whsre may be seen the follow
ng styles.
Letter A Family Machine, new STYLE.
Letter A Family Machine, old style.
Letter a Family Machine half case.
No: 2 Manufacturing Machine, Iron
Stand. Fa,a s
Those interested in sewing machines
are respectfully invited to cali and ex-
anime these. @. B. SMITH & Co.
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FUN roe ALT!

Full instructions b. which any person, male
or female, can ma sser the great art eff ventril-
oqulsm by a few hours practice, making a
weird Of fun, and after becoming experts them
selves, can teach Others, thereby making it
source of income. Full instructions sent by
mail for so cents. Satisfaction guaranteed
Address r. 0. Drawer II, Troy. N. Y, (4ly
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- STATIONERY Of all descriptions at
greatly reduced prices at the Franklin
Bookstore
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Assistant Assessors Nofice.

Hereafter the I'm er-igned car be fouGd in
his atfice over The Fafionsf Bank from he 1T
TO the latis ST each month, tom 10 TO II A. u.
ana from TO 2 NJ. ard ali other days du
ring the same hours wfea NOT absent an bust
ness. n4 BYRON MARKHAM.
Assistant Assessor.
Msnito,voc. february II 1887 no 44-tf
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IN PRORATE: Nfanitowoc. County
In tss matter of the estate u feraisand d.
's, oaEsaaise an filing the etitio Of wihelaepe
ssIolls Of p tkvoc County rep resentipa ala6ng
ether things, tim iuand Mile late Of the Comfy
of Manitowoc Son eleventh day of August XD.N
1867 County of Manitowoc, died intestate leaving
goods ciate and estate within this State and that
the sad petitioner is the widow Of said deceased and
Mole granted it is ordered that said petition be heard
befass the Judge pf this Court Monday, the sab
day of September, A. d. 1867, at l0ocIock A. NJ sat
my Office in said County. -
Ordered further. thai notice thereof be given TO the
heirs OF deceased and all persons interested by
publishing copy OF this oder for three
weeks prior to said day OF Tearing, in the Mantowec
Tribune. weekly newspaper published at Manitowoc
in said County. ~ GEO. W. BARKER. ts ~
BIS-St tllsf .fG itffW 85r Count Nv Judge *
Dated Mantowoc the 10TH day Of August, D. 1867
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IN PROBATE: Manisowoc Cosii.,fy

Ia the matter of the estate of william Kynass, de-
ceased. t@s fts - Adt
To all ,c'ton, ii may concern d & JseT5es. IS Fsi
Letters of Administration said Estate having
tecn issued TO Frederick B5rche-dt the 18th day Of
April. A. y. 1877. and six months from and a.ter :iis
day being allowed and n.ed for crcators 10 present
their claims ior nation. and allowance. Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned viii on the first
Monday of each month during said time and on the
day CT expiration Of said SIX months the Probate
Office in Mantowoc, sad County. receive examine
and adjust all claims, and demands of all persons
against said deceased. ~ q ,rfn4 rsttc..
GEO. ". BARKER. Comfy Judge
Dated August 10 1867. ii3ifs era 81 Bls-3f 3.
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DEAFNESS,
REFERENCES.

Noise IL She Head Discharges from the Ear,
Catsrrh, Fats. Asth ea,- Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and reno vcs Cane rs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-09

INTERESTING STATE OF AFFAIRS IN
IDAHO TERRITORY. The members of
the Legislature of Idaho Territory
have refused to ta!1c tie oath prs-
scrlbed by law, and consequently the
Secretary of the Territory refuses to
pay them their claims. It's reported
that a majority of these Legislators
formerly belonged to the Confederate
army under General Price, and they
now threaten to seize by force the
funds Of the Territory. Governor
Ballard called upon Colonel Sinclair.
IN command at Fort Boise, to protect
the Secretary and The Territorial
funds. Colonel Sinclair immediately
dispatched fifty men, under Lieut..
Green, had all his men put under
arms, aud mounted extra guns at the
fort.
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"BEWARE OF THAT CQUGHI"

TENi1k. changing seasI; is productive u
4 m&aE aitiictions OF the lungs and
throat, \ small cough is the voice Of ma
tllrc telling You to beware of the danger Of
& neglected cough. For all kinds of cough
and affections of the lungs, use ''STAN-
LEI'S COUGH SYRUP 1t viii cure YOU.
Begin at once. Don't delay. Go to FISHER
y HEINITSH, and ask for ''Stanlcy's."
They are the proprictors. Nov9
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-09

RAILROADS IN TExAs As-Texas has
built 425 miles of railroad, form
ing four grand trunks, diverging
North; South, East and West from
the city of Houston, and affording
ample room for lateral roads when
the wants Of the country shall require
them. The Houston Telegraph says
these main arteries Of trade will.
when completed, not only link the
railway system of Texas with the
vast network Of roads in the North
west, but with those of the States
East of the Mississippi, but, further,
will bring through Texas the pro-
ducts of the wealthiest Mexican
States in the onward course of civili-
zation towards the Pacific Ocean.
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"a VOICE FROM AHposD.,-.

"A VOICE FROM ABRoAD."-Thc
extraordinary and unprecedented cures
performed by the Queens Delight Com
pound Is attracting the attention of cvcre
one: not only az home, but abroad. The
merits OF this compound are being felt an
appreciated everywhere. Hear what thew
say OF 1t III New York: ''It is a remedy of
much Importance and value. excrting an
influence over all the sccrctions. which is
rpassed by any other known altera-
tive. 1t is extensively used in all the vari
Gus forms of primary and secondary svnhi
htic affections; also, i'll scrofuous, henatic
and cutancous diseases, in which its use is
followed by the most successful results =
See the advertisement Of 'Queer's Delight ;
N another part of. this paper For sale bv
Messrs. FISHER * HElNITSH, Druggists.
Dec 20 ths
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COLGATE,s F1ONEY soAP
BATCIGELoR.s HAIR nYE.-rl

h.N1OHR hAO1Ss HAIR BfE.-Illis
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only h'"e and perfect Dye harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
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or brown. Rcmcdics the i'll effects of bad
dyes Inyigoratcs the hair, leaving ii soft
and beautiful The genuine is signed Va
liam 4. H0tcieior. All others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all druggists and pcrfumers Factory
81 Barclay street, New York as- Beware
OF counterfeit. Dee II "
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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very rare, rick and fashionable perfume.
he fnest ever imported or manufactured
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y New PERFUMEi Called Sweet Opoponax
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THE FRANKLIN BRICK MA
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Feb 3p,o
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The Grnvcst HIaIadfcs

W iOS III MD EARLY MANHOOD.
Howard Association Essays, on the rlv-
slology of the passions, ard the errors.
abuses and diseases peculiar to the first
age of maii, with reports on new methods
OF treatment employed in this institution.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address Dr. J. SKiLLIE
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Phila-
delphia. Pa. Jan Is ;}no
ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-AHTlFIlIAI
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formerly employed by Boissonncau. Paris,
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mfId and emol-
;ient in its nature, frsgrantly scented,
and extremely bcRcGcinI in its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March % "
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ATTENTION A CITIZENS !
LARK & PEETE.

HOUSE, SIGN and OBNANIEN-
f..-,-sA, AL PAINTERS. Grainin@. Marh-
= :: .<fjGS3 ling. Gliding, Glazing and llal-
soining. Paper Hanging executed
IN the best manner ot, the shortest notice
Shop on Assembly street, next door to
John S.ork. between Washington and
Lady streets. Country orders promptly
attended to. Jan 80 :}mu
". ". CLARKE. NN. PEETF
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
pASSFNG ER,S ARRIVFD.

FROM LIVERPOOL, oct Pin steamship rhgo-Iame' sinclair
Charles Singleton Robinson r. Smith. Mr befsne w. 'omn
n Rant Mr. Dant Mr. Warng G. Young Lhmpon Nj BNlns MI
BAnerhi Mr. Tun6ull Miss laon Miss MARY Conklng h aud
Mrs Kneedsen and Mrs Keuad Mr. aud Mrs Archibald Ms
Mead Mr. aud M Isoue aud too sous Mr. and Mrs pa
children aud servant Mn heniosh infant aud nurse aud 's "
the
PROM SAVANNAH Oct l1In steamship Mon'gomery-Miehael
Owens, N. Culnan Miss T.. Beacome and children. - .
oeI l3-n steamship Gen BamesD Wiiey w " undesTood
r. H. Hendae j. b. Patten r. Masters, John Mciuurr, Edward
Iononi w a. Sanders ~ Cohen lady aud child A. Gae john PS
tonrs w J. Fulton and wife y L. Pease. -.
FROM BREMEN l9-in steamship NewYork-Mr. and Ms
G. knh9 Mr. Kr,pper smonn T. Derkhem, wife and family Mss
Voge H. sthh and family H. ongger Nj and Mrs y Maassr and
tamiy Mt aud Mrs fenbeg and family Miss Mary io6b Rev L
Chs semm Rev T. edel Mrs L. Grahlf and family Miss VI
Teh Ware, o. Wcbendorr Mr. and Mrs ". g. Garrison aud
Miss w. WAhigreen, Mr aud Mrs r. Mehrus aud family, Miss
r. dehhard and family Mss r. Menge Mrs Wm Ropke Miss Lch
mann M Geyer, Nj and Mr H. Richthapen snd family vos
kenseh nuhmAun, Mr. and Mp HurnAnn j. bsclof, r. foh
Iehaier Mulerh Mr. and Mrs A. Gmen r. MAILER Chis Scoeh
Misses and A. Wese g. Mare r. kneht Mr. aud Mrs l. Duhcn
mend aud family, M T. Reinke r. kong H. Peters Miss H. hhro
der Bfenfng T. Lacngn. L. Sbck T. ". WadLe Miss A. Nom
Ian j. Watts aud family Miss j. Ma'erson Mr. aud Mrs W. Meyer aud
family and COO IN The second cabin and se,nge
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

The Metropolitan Board of Internal Revenue
did not meet on Saturday. The following seizures are
reported dstillcry IN fremont. near Van Bruntst.,
Brookyn bbls. Of whisky at Pier No. ], n T.; p
bbs at the Duanes pier, . at the foot of DesDrosse
st. % N Pier No 2 " r. 900 on board the bark Harvest
Home lying az Pier No. II. T.. r. and dlsery m Kent
ayv., between Myrtle and Wll0ughbyayes, brooklyn \
few days ago an examination OF the hooks Of certain
cotton warehouse in this city showed that heavy dcf
cuce existed between the number Of bales in store aud
tc number entered IN the books l discovered that
bales had been mysterOusy translated and u j. sup
posed the found its way % Europe without paying
The export tax. The Tobacco Board met on Saturday.
10 the general opinion that the Department VIII not
force dealers To obey the regulations with respect 10
bonding but will leave the warehouse system as II was.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

WARNING AGAINST IMITATtONS.--
~ Aher tie great and miraculous suceess OF HoFFs MATT
EXTRACT in country It surprising that limitations should
appear in the market.
the best the public by proving daily by aoeu
meats the superiority H0FFS HEALTH BEVERAGE not
alone over limitations also remedies AL
all toncs
Referring the fseng approval and report b the Comms
appointed PRESIDENT the Y ACADEMY or MEDICINE,
who have investigated and recommended the profession
publish one approval from vellknogn private ndiN1aa
addressed TO HoPFS MALT EXTRACT DEPOT No 5l2 BROAD
WAY, N Y, ILLUSTRATING, WITH OTHBRs, THE WONDER
FUL EFFICACY OF HoFFS MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE 0P
HEALTH, in cases
OF IMPAIRED DIGESTION
OF A PoUL STOMACH.
or LOSS or APPETITE
OF DYSPEPSIA,
or WEAK CONSTITUTION,
OF WEAK LUNGS.
OF CONvALBSCENTS
For these complaints should beverage table dsh
will be found superior any liquid, svgonng ~ pats
Of the system without being irritating creating good bO
Further, in
OF COLDS AND CATARRHS.
OF OBSTINATE HOARSBNESS AND COUGHS
or CHRONIC AND CATARRHAL DISEASES,
OF THE BRONCHIAL TUBES
AND ESPECIALLY or PULMONARY
AND TUBURCUIARY COSSUMPTIONl
which Il should be taken, valuable remedy warn,
three times dai during the process Of boiling the water e'aPo
leaving the pure concentrated Of Malt THE hghes, principle
nourishmen and HOFFS HERB COMBINATIoS which has o.
tanned the approval Of than two hundred physicians America
an EXPECTORANr many thousand persons ueft,ed
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
GEN. SHERMAN IN NEw-YoRK.

man arrived IN this city on saturday merning. from
Washington, where he In confidence with other Off
Gers Of the Government His old friend, Mr. William
Scott. welcomed him al his mansion No. o. East Twenty
third-st At the Saturday matinee at the French Thea
ter he attended incOgnitO accompanied by number OF
personal friends and witnessed Madame Rstoris Marie
Ant0nette At the close OF the performance he had an
audience with the ragcdiennc IN the green room. Yes
tcrday morning he went 20 Calvary Church in Fourth
ave- and 10 the church again In the evening His
civilians dress efectualy disguised him wherever he
went and few kney him as the hero Of the splendid March
the To-day he leaves for ST. Louis, TO resume the
control OF Indian military affairs.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
srRRoGATE.s CouRT-ConNrY OF NEw-,

sURROGATE'S COURT-COUNTY OF w-YoRK-Before
the Hon. GIDEON j. TUCKER, Surrogate
Letters OF administration have been granted on the fO
lowingesa Henry Keckesson, Margaret Whean Fran
els X. Murdick. Edward c. HARRISON, Eugene Ledenter
Nathaniel Pnkham, Frances Rowe, Martin Maleton
James Johnston, Lewis Pawck Charles Vorast, Louisa
c. wall, Patrick Monahan, John Quarrell, Henrietta
Deicken, Edward A. Bush Julius Lnder1nann, Augusta
Tottleben, Mary King, Catherine T. Stewart, Mary
Ueatley.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

lor special agent OF the PostOce Department he made
an affidavit before Commissioner Osborn that defendant
had wfully Obstruced the mail wagon in question. ON
this affidavit warrant issued and defendant was
brought before the Commissioner.
Defendant says he not aware that the wagon was
mail wagon until after the arrest, when IL was too late to
ccede and that the boy very obstinate III preventing
the cars from running
Defendant gave bail in $500 10 await the action OF the
Grand jury and in the time Will appear Tor an eA
animation at a day 10 be hereafter agreed upon.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
TIE JEROME PARK RACES.

TIE JEROME PARK RACES.
As the weather was unfavorable on Saturday,
the Jockey Club races were postponed until tomorrow,
at p. m The programme is unchanged. There are to
be four races during the day. hurdle handicap, mile
heats weight for age and sweepstakes mile heats Tor
two year ods Further particulars are gwen IN our al
XcrtSlng columns
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
BASEBALL.

VISIT OF THE KNICKERBoCKERs OF ALBANY.
The KnickerbOcker Club of Albany visited the
expectation Of getting with the Atlantic Mutual
Excelsior Union Clubs For they were unsuccessful
The ~ however ourteousy challenge from them, and
with played them Thursday The closely
contested but both marked by
eight finished the Onentsls having retired sh
bank or The Kncks" scoring with hand ont
bpg the ball toe Umpire called the game
going 9Th inning giving thereby the victory to the OnenA
by Of 10 Annexed is the
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
AQUATIC.
RECEPTION OF THE VICTORIOUS oARsMEN IN
PORTLAND.

PORTLAND Me-, Oct. bah the boatclubs of the
e With the clubs united last night 10 grand reception With
bsrque, Il the United Hotel M'r' Randall and Williams
" uh their from the Interstate Regatta al Troy
an leading goh medals for single un douie sluE Ne
supro,o Randall professional n without foundation ie
the leading merchants and neither hn or ams
ever pulled 10 q before.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-IS B,yKRuprc
QsrA
Cote

UNIIEU bIhIEo DISTRICT COUHT-IN BANkRUPTCY
NEW STANDING RULE.
Judge Blatchf0rd, under date of the 12th inst.
has made the following additional standing rule Every
assigDor shall forthwith transmit the Clerk of the Court
memorandum showing the names OF the creditors and
their places OF residence and addresses when
stated, and the amounts Of their debts In all cases nm
which proofs OF debt have heretofore urnshed and
hereafter every assignOr shall transmit the Clerk like
memorandum in every case In which proof OF debt
shall furnished 10 the assgnor IL shall be
received by the assignee"
Petitions I'm bankruptcy flied by william w Haw-
kns and by George H. Williams. both OF this city, and
were referred respectively 10 Registers Allen and Dwight
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Before
Commissioner OSBORN

AIIIGEU OBSIKIJIINW Of TIE MAIL.
United States agt Richard LAity.
The defendant is a policeman. On the 9Th
inst boy was driving United States mail wagon In the
mpper part OF the city and prevented horsecar from
going at It's proper rate OF speed by allowing the wagon
Ia remain In OF the horses, and refusing 10 either
turn ont or drive fast For this he arrested and
being taken before the Justice, was fined $40.
These facts coming 70 the knowledge Of Mr. James Gay
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
MUSIC.
TIE HUGUENOTS.

Tonight viii be given at the Academy OF
Music the second rendering Of The Hgoo's, with the
cast embracing Parepa-Rosa Perata. Testa, Auastas,
Belhn, OraBdni. Medlm. etc.