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DRUGS, cHEml' AIS, ETC.
sENllLit SlNlILEBUS :URANTVE,
HUMPHREYS
lxOM(EOPATfB!C spE.e.rEy.s

LYAvE PROVED. FROM TIE MOST AMPLE Fxfr
:Iens aud Reliable. They are the only medicines ues
'ecJ adapted to popular simple that ea
o anger aud 50 pnt az to be sxsss Us 70 DE-
,e They have raised the highest commenaaton frou,
IL aad "in always render satisfaction.
70 J. cures Eevsr., CONGESTION. 1naarama.lons.. ss
CRYING Collie. or ree,hng Of In
4. D,arr:,oss Of Children or Adults. IS IS
b" s. Dysentery, Gripping. Bilious Colic... Is
9. (" Choie.n Morhus, Nausea, vcmit-
7. Coughs Colds. uronchitis. .....:... =
HsnEaigIa, e,sg ~ aoo5hache. Fasesche.. IS
lo, Dyspepsia, Euioua stomach. 80.
II. Suppressed, Painful Periods .
IL, Whites. too profuse periods. $685.. rs
IL. Croun, Cough, Difficult Breash:ng.. "a
SAL. khs Err peas, Erspstons. 2s
la, :" Fever md Ague, Chill fevor,
A." IT. Piles, Bilnd OF Dioodine s.
Is. :. op.hal,ny, and Sore u Weak Eyes 20
" 10. Cftn-~l, Acute or Chronic, 1nau-
: 20 .vhooping Cough, vioieas Coughs 50 50
a., +" Aathnn, Op1ressea Breathing -. 50
II, En-: DtschnrEes Impaired Ee.r-
49, scroraia. Enlarged aanas. swe: %
~ eens:a. Deon;. Ply scai WEAKNESS 60 60
a. Dropsy ana scantE se:ret!ons.. 80
s. M IS Sen sickness. Sick,ess from, BID.
q. kidney disease, ,.i...:. Gravel. So 81
f" 79 sc Nervous Debility, Seminal Ea,ts-
;, a. , sions, lnvoluntary tschArgea.- ..1.0G
" 30, s. Urinary 1neontirsence, wetttng
81, Rai"fu' Psfioas Pi :''e even WITH o.
bpssr 90
4" 81, Su1ter>.1gs at Chauge of LIE. .loo
% 83, Epilepsy, 6ras.un TT. Vitls' Dcacs lU0
:" "a. DIptheria. Uicerated Sore Tros.-... 90
FAMILY CASES.
Sc v1alz MOROCCO and book. $40 IN
~ large vias, In morocco, and book. ........ c.
20 lhrge walls, plain case, and book. 500
Is boxea (Nos to 15). and book. ok...........-. $50
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
naioGsnJ cases, ~ V1als. $1,000
single v1ala with directions l.U0
aS-These remedies. by the case single box, ara
ent to pcrs OF the country by M Express free
Il CHARGE or receipt of the price Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Ofaoe and Depot No. $50 Broadway, New York.
DR.. HTMPHRE1s ts consulted daily at his Office per.
ronay or nv letter. above for ALI forrs dtsease
DOwE 6 NOISE. wholesale Agents
No. 151 Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel
w. A. SKKIEE.
A. e. ECfkEL u CO.. Retail A ,eut=,
No. 23l KIEG-STREET. 4th door above Market-st
Anr1' la nwf6mo emo OhaTlAaton. g. O.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUs, March a1.-CorToH- Sales for the week
about 800 bales On Monday the market opened at 2sa
4c for Middlings and had steadily dacr.d to yester-
day, owing to decline in New York and Liverpool when
prices Were nearly nomina1at &c. bnyer paying tax
Aecsipts for Keek 4S3 bales agast 4o6-the previous
one-S2 BY II. B. R., 159 by NJ G. B. B., IS by Opehka
B., 81 by river, 100 by wagons Shipments 29S bales
against LOIS the previous one2ss BY NJ. 3. H. 40 BY
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GARD.

is With feelings pride az American manufacturer
that publish the following testimonials which have
been received by recently:
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IMPORTANT oERTIF1OATEa,..

- y RocAEeTHh, N. DeceIber 2s, 1881.
er from Dyspepsla for three four ysurs asd had 70
abandon my profession. Abous three months AGO
eos nearly we'll man. have recommended them III
several easeS and, lar know always With siaAj
benefit am, res pectfuuy youry, s;-tS,'8 NJ
{tl$sFE 81 g5554 Rev. j. 8. OATHORN. n
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GOTTSCHALK.

consider Gh1ckerng + Sons, Pianos superior to any
I'm the world. =
Tay sunrivalled for their anging qualities and 70.
tho hAt1nonious ropndness thsdr tnne. There Is
perfece homoEenety throughout all the registers The
upper notes are remarkable for oearness and purity
which do not find iu any other instrument willis tie
haseis for without hress ana
for magnificent sonority. -. -.
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New Orlen,nr,is,. arnr1k,,en,,,

NEW ORLEANS, March 28l;.GCo7pos-xye bave .oa,n
70 notice Gull and t1an11nate market The failure
Inter from Liverpool the Unusual Depression
prevailing at New York. and the evident fndspotou Al
holders to submit TO further concession ali Contributed
to feeling on the part Of buyers Decidedly
averse TO operating Hence the movement has been r.
streted throughout Tesusng in sales OF barely $500
bales taken by ten bFokers at irregular but softer prices
the market closing with tend ncy manifeaty doVpwad
With tho shove remarks quo follows Oraiiery
27c, Good Ordinary 49, Low MddIfng o. and f1idds,1
however, thst these figures must be rsEar.
ed as entirely nominal. S3 -
.BrArKMssr OF COTTON 4 - = q IS
Stock on hand Sept 1st, 1886. bales Ii020sa
ASoSoas0s.
Received psevously.
w! y, ,s.s,. ". Ie;s 7ss. $50
Cleared. to-day. $40
Cleared previously. 80, o64-6sa 6ax
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MISCELLANEOUS.

There cometh glad tidings Of JOY to all,
TO young and to old, to great and to small;
The beuuty which once was so precious and rare
Is free for NIL, and all may be fur.
BY tho use OF 7l"
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

MEasna cH1cKEaaa + soNs-Gents: have much
composers musicians and professors Europe held
your Pianos n such high estimation tptde my certia
brethren. The enclosed csrtneate win prove hcv
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have tho honor to be, gentlemen, yours v.ry truly
JANIS NJ WE'LL
LONDON, January IA, 1906
liz DEAR arR: have great pleasure in aaktng youto
highest approval o. their Instrument Its, con.idei
not merely the bost instrument OF American
tre that have tried but one Of the hueat Grand Piano
tortes shat has ever come under observation;
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turned out from their manufactory an Instrument
bs and
w1do world.
Doar str. very sincerely Ss = yoq5-; + ,,r
Firm Of Collard Collard, Piano-forte aau1acturerp
London % IN :"
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eES1s: have just been invited By Messrs Coard 10
tIy Grand Paanoforte manufactured by you, and /
have no hesitation in endorang the opinion OF my old
struunentI ever played on. ~
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zssinontaz from ae mo.s dtnsss.aea artist. i, E..rep.
Loapoa July Is. 1866.
oh!eseI,as sons: e Boston and New Tors. have
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RENE FAvARGER Director OF Monday Con.
SYDNEY ot'.1s SMITH, al 1'. cests. London.
Among the chiefpoints Of excellence OF the Chicken
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coDgatalatozy tessmonals to the Mossrs ChicEering
are the greatest possible depth richneas volume OF
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Y SO. 600 PIANOS, @.: e.
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consider Chicsertna q SONG Pianos, beyond CON-
parsaon' the best have ever seen in America
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AUGUSTA. GA, April l-FrANorA1.-The money
market remains unchanged. 5EyT '1G-. n a
GoLD-BIokers are buying at 1s5. and selling at 1s7.
sLvEh-Brokers ara buying at 12s. and selling at 1872
4 sEcuRITIEs-Of al kinds are dull. .4.r ..,4
a CoTToN-There has been good demand to-day but
very little ofering, sellers being reluctant to take the
prices offered by buyers which about same as
on saturday-aay 28c for niddng. Sales were limited
consequence and am united to 1S0 bales as follows
at 24, at 26 ut n, 12at o. II at 2s1, Al at 2s3
and 90 at 29c. sN IN r.
Receipts, 176 bales. 1.3f
!5sIG s.H3. WEEKLY MARKET
oEs11 E1cHANaE-Cheeks ON tte North are ceiling st par
Outdoor rates 4 off, Very few time bills Offering. I
CoTToN-There have been fluctuations during the
week with generally good demand. The sales Of the
week foot a17 bales while the receipts for the
period are 6ll bales. l765t =. 49,, -
-, COTTON sTATEa1RNT. FOB AuGuErA AeD HAMBuna.
Stock on hand September !, 1866. 9bs8
Received since Inst statement (March 1a). .1.O2s
Received previously o7s
:. :, es,5e1
Exported prev1ously. 66SO46 es5
Stock on hand March 81, 1867:
700-16, 676
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WILLIAM BR0OKBANKs,
s.. T.-..1se0---X.

"a s ", en- en- her II nss eol
s.. T.-1SeO--X. ;..,..
A few bottles OF PLANTATIONS BrrrrEs
Hu cure Nervous Headache. 5'&s,'-.'E
:. Cola Rxtrsmiues and Fever1sh zapa
/" Sour Stomach aud Fottd Rtessl,
81" Fhtulenc5 and Indigestion.
tr Nervous AfechouH. d +. i-I .g3E !. IL .s
E1oeasivs Fatigue ana Short sressh-
Mental Daspondency.
l I" Prost1ato,ii Great Weakness. ,i,
salow Compilation, Weak Bowels. 50.
LIVER ooMPLAiNT AND D1spEpsA
Is is estimated that seven-tentha OF all sdut ailments
proceed from deeeased and torpid LIVER. The hillary
secretions OF the liver overfong into stomach poi
son the snt1re system and exhibit above synnpoms
Alter long research. able present the nosi
renarhnble cure for these ho<rd nightmare disoassa
the world has ever pSodueod Within one 81
PLANTATION hr7Ens, and not instance OF oonaplant
has come 70 our knowiedgei fgS71'. q =
It is q most efectuai tonic and agreeable sdntsnt
sutted to all conditions OF lie. .sSSEI3l H. n
The reports that !: ress upon mineral substances foz
faction Of ths public, and that patients may consul,
their phystciana we appead list OF its components
years In the tatnlen: OF Fever ana Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness eto 1t was i1tre.uced INTO Europe by the
afterwards sold by the Jesuls tbs euorn.ols pTioe o.
is os0H tsetohs' Hzpe under the Jes,is Poao
q France unboidt makes especs, ssssrence to IL
te6rifnge Qualities during bis soash American tavela
UA6CAuLL1A bARX-tOf C1arThCOe, COLO dt6e0ReA
OF tho storach and bow ala SS$$s#.3 ssFg@s1
DAHnR11oR-sor inflammation Of the loins and drop
1cal Affections, .ss Ssi5 XII sss:.4, n s#
OHAafoHuE F1owEns-Eo epfeehled digestion.
s LAVENDER FowEas-AroInrtc,s s.inatlans and tonic
htehly tngigosskng IN nervous debility.
# #WnS1EnsREEE--tor ecrcfuls. rileu1nahzn1, etc.
T" AH1sS-An sronaatto carmtnnsive; creating feah,
muscle and nlk: uauch used by mothers nursing
Also coysbus.s orange, carrsway. oraander. snake.
OF. etc. 5. "a 55} ;sss5s3zs9, ss$5 5L' sf I.5
III s. T.-1s6O.-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient. OF graas use s1anan
tho Spanish ladies' OF South America ipartne bearsS
to the completion and brliancy the niud s yet nm.
known to the COMMERCE Of tho world, vs. withhold
its na1ne for the present. s. \,
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1 "a emile WAS On her up-heAlth was in her look
strength f~as ~ hur step, snd In her handn-PLAxTA
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Tae Charleston Cotton Market
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, April Q, 1857. I
The very Light stock sale has enabled sellers
ally to obtain previous prices Notwithstanding the de-
pressed condition Of the staple in the Engliah srk
Sales about s25 bales, say at a. 81 at g. at 2s
Sat 2s, 100 at 49, ct 2s, and 47 bales Of Zpporah
cotton, extra staple, at ssc. p ib. We quote
Ordinary. M-c
Low Middlng. ....-.............A. ;. @-c
strict Mgdd;ino % g
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II the ef which they hsve roduoed every
snown and valuable improvement They have invartn-
bly, been selected aud used by all the worlds &C.
knosaed great artsts who hsve visited this country
protesstonslly, both for pEtvste and public uss l,
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THE TRI-WEEKLYs.NEWS.

TIE TRI-WE EEKIYs NEWS, s..E
DUBLIgHED IN wINNsBoRo. 8. G.. AFFoRps 4
Charleston. 5. 3. ss ,'. a I.3,,15
We respectfully sohtt their patronage sr our mutua,
eAlLLARRs sosspoRrs = WILLIAMS.
I'll November Is E
ECHERAWss;AD ADVERTISER!
GEAEVOTED SIO LIrERATURE, SCIENCE, AIT
1JSAdRICULTURE. and MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
& CO. - 81
sls rznaaB or :sS s;sS
0ne cCpy - - 90
y,Io copy tnfee nacdasna 90
RATES or xpy8RIxKtHa
One Square ten lines OF Lees nrst -
For each subsequent fnserto -. =. i 90
" Al Advertisements TO be distinctly MARKED or 0sys
VIII be puhHshed until ordered ont snd charged acoord
Msrchanta and others advertising By the gear Nbe.
fai deductton ON the above rates Will be
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The following particulars concerning the
removal Of civil officers and re-appoint-
ments, by General SHERIDAN in New Or
leans, we take, from our New Orleans ex-
changes of 29th
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Aeesrx CAickertso d Sons: $500 -
oEs7s: have just been invited By Messrs Cllard I,
try Grand P1ano-forte manufactured BY you. and
have hesitation in endorsing opinion Of my oii
tr1end Mr. O. %. Oo1ard, That It ts the finest II,
strupnentI ever played on.
believe me, gentlemen. most faithfully you're,
i&e4 Ira ,*@afNF - i. Z. HATTi3E
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TtnimoniaL from tie most Distinguished Artists in EEo
= to AetsTa CAickerin1 q Sons:
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Another wonderful ingredient. OF graas use a1nns,r
tho Spanish ladies' OF South america impartns beauty
to the completion and briuancy the nud Ia vet mn
known to the conoefce Of the world and ws withhold
itB name for the present. 7-f a
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With their dealing boxes chips layout cloths ana tn
other paraphernais usually found IN faro hes II hps
pears from the statement Of the counsel Tor the
above ma med Mr. Nathan Nesbi, that under %
advisemsnl the place has for some time past coseY
watched by serEean, Dks and II vas not until yesteras
afternoon thai he succseoed IN obtaining an ensfa
and arrestng the gamesters while the bank was ops
aud betting In full play. Closely followed by MS
sisants, the Sergeant went to the door, and gvlng
usual signal The porter stationed a. the wk ,hs ss
what wanted In reply 10 this question the oenx
geant answered thai he desired 10 see Mr. Fields an
legged noted attendant a. the place W ~
opened and the onlcsrs rushed N in 4
body and a. already stated, made prisoners Of AZ
present with the exception a. one lucky honore WIZ
had sufficient presence OF mind left to escape arrest
dashing through window, and thence, by his wsgo4
tearing awning IN two and dropping on his oac4
ns IVA ~ large specify
exit OF the gentleman The prisoners with the impe
ments OF their profession, were taken before Justc
Connolly at five o'clock last night who disposed Of thet
as follows John wendrcks, agent, aged 20; R
cardo Prosell, Is (native OF SPAIN; William Douglas
carpsntnr 81 Avord Gilbert oculist So John Brooks
carpenter IS; George Williams, merchant 70: joins
Boyd, dentist, IS: Joseph Green liquor deatsr 80
Samuel T. lawrence. merchant "a Michael New tailor
So BENJAMIN Bands sD e'a:'
no Profession, 10 y:.r. and John Rogers, v:rS
Thomas Mccoy. blacksmith aged Is years. and Joh1
Henry, drover. thirty three years committed buH
on paying their fines, were subsequently discharged
George Taylor and John 4orord the alleged propre|
OF the hell held bail In $500 each 10 appeal
and answer at the General Sessions. !
The implements found were IS Yellowstone table,
lay board, box check rack one card
rack three hundred and nincysx chips and $l3 10 IN
bankaole money which will be sent 10 the Property
Clerks office the Metropolitan Police force At an early
hour this morning. One OF officers who assisted ii
the capture of tho parties named above states that bad
they succeeded IN etecng an entrance half an hour
earlier they would have found upwards OF fifteen huns
bred dollars bank, which had been transferred q
another hell TO meet q heavy loss OF its bank.
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TIE LOU SARA ELECTION.

Newspaper Accounts the Day Before.
From the New Orleans Crescent conservative Sop
TENDER 27.l
II won't do Tho poor srca las utterly lost its zcsA
for people whether they expected 10 bear tho
relation 1t OF performers witnesses Ihe mutation
OF reference Of state reorganization 10 The popnat
voice became too bald an shallow 10 be either decep~
tous or entertaining. fore the passage OF tho snp-
Elemental bill OF July Il would have been dihcit 70
find Louisiana Inservayo Who was not prepared 70
address himself to the issues or the election VINCE
opeus to-day In tho spirit u active feconstrucons
In default Of q convention, We "oun os re-
nitt,d to unnixed military rule Tor an in1ehnit0
period And who shall say thai, comparatively speak
ing. this would be uDmlligated evil. Sombre IN
deed, must be the alternative prospecs when such ~
question can be asked without appearing la tho least
absurd 4
From the New Orleans Republican radca, Sept. 271
Vote for convention, AMI You VIII have The satisfac.
tion of knowing that Louisiana VIII DO the first state
fairly In the Inc OF rcc)nsuctiou, aud tho fret
rcldrniticd into the Union with the enjoyment OF tho
rights Of national representation, aud all TIE rights posi-
sos ell by states that stood by Union from tho
open ing TO tho close OF the
IRON the New Orleans pc1yune conecrvave Sort oI
We bad hoped that the daysi election which be-
gins this day would Lave been postponed dntl day
iacr. Tue terrible epidemic now raging here and tho
political frenzy which might thus gain farther tno to-
COOL both seemed u drmlnd that 90 critical step
that proposed be taken should DO Jeff for tn o.
soberress and quetude " mature mood and
moment IL has been resolved otherwise and by that
resolve must We DC guided ana governed :"
There - no organized opposition to the radical party
here Tho delegates viii doubtless TIC all OF tnat class
~ were better Tor tue white PEOPLE " all OF them could
De black men, Tor renegade whites ere moro 20 be
dreaded than back men. hay may have moro specious
rreteGco ~ sympathy for WHITE mon, but tue corrup-
tion whsh nRla tien rvuegados vii turn all their
actions 70 r0itelne-s. Toe black may he iurou1
enemy but ne VII be ~ cas-, far ADD open one. y
he !. wise be will Dee taas wn,.s tread IL .
Southern cns
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s.9:ass:::.::: 3 J. J. 3 1T ! a IL
l,nts ): Keystone, Out on bases-at,n c II; y..oue
scorsrs-Messrs puny and Mark umpirc-Nr. Hatfield.
Mutual CLUB. fime-2 hours and 10 minutes.
Tn game did not draw together large attend
ancc probably TO The fact that on the Satellite
grounds adoin match Of more than ordinary inter-
es, was being played. The game alluded 10 was none
other than a CHI game for ''colored champion
snpr OF the United States between tho Excesiors, OF
Philadelphia. AMI tn Unques, of Brooklyn The Phla-
depnia PAYERS and thsr friends arrived In this city
early Yesterday morning and were received ~
delegation of gentlemen OF the coored persuasion
and drums thy were marched around the city
aud entertained by the New Workers until the
tlue arrived for starting fo- the scene OF conflict Tho
necessary prelmnaries for the match having boon COM
peted, the game commenced with the Rrookynites at
the hat rue grounds looked particularly fine On the
balconies of the club house the grounds large num-
Der Of the gentle demoisel es OF darky dom we're
seated, and bv their expressive and readily dslia
sulsnable Smiles cheered tho dusky heroes in their
crowd of males, both white and black, and
the most intense excitamert was at times
created, and exuberarce NJ spirits heartily
indu ged Ia at Tho various achievements OF either OF ths
coutending hosts The PAYERS were uni ormed in white
shirts, blue rapis aud bite caps, but aidtlo the
Philadcipa men had each large y in German text.
TIE umpire was colored kcniiemnn from Albany,
whose position times rendered decidedly
pleasant and embarrassing ~ the IN ment he rendered
decison whica the Captain Of either nne deemed
rreud 4 70 his side order vas immediately issued
by the Captain, who, frautcaly describing SENT
circle WITH his hands aud arms, would cry out,
'put yer $, put YER coats, das an" The game
wa- rendered remarkably lively ~ such inerludes
tine aud dispu about poiut another TIE
Er loy ties pat pirher VINO iersed the ball most
palraby bit on JUDGMENT beng caild nc struck POI
sitoa and exclaimed, sis dry up; vol feilers pitch
Us the same Im n going 10 pitch jesa please,
year deaL' The game WAS played until II was
dafs TO tho bail, tho Philadephian :
claimed and Il was decided To cali ,h, game in their
favor. THIS gays TO extra discGsi on and tho
Broosyuscs declared that co'or"d iarkey Is gwne
to tase deaf we're bail out o. w'msburg.n They were
obiecd, hosever, to slvs up tho hal, aud ,he game
terminated in mos, delicious confusion the Phiadel-
phlnns and Their friends reformed in rrcc,si,n an l.
with the drums and hses, marched back 20 the ferry
ard crossed TO this CITY, highly delighted with their
victory. Tue score OF tne game, a. far played, a.
Iplioss.-
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runs set up for their opponents Rogcrson tn. high
est scorer getting 70 before No caught by Baas
on Hsllis bowling Kerr also made good file OF IS,
sistng OF splendid his for and several as Byron
was unfortunately caught out Al long Leg by Trimbe or
his FIRST ball
Inc Newark Club then took the bat, but only
managed TO get 10, when they were all out Tho New
York Clnb consequently wins the match by IS runs,
rather easy victory.
Analysis Of the bowling-Tn yesterdays HERALD
lu report Was given OF the first innings of each club
In the second innings OF the New York Club Lee bowed
~ balls for 20 runs, had maiden runs aud took 4
IS wickets
80 balls for runs had madens and took wickets !:
while Rogerson bowled so balls for runs had maid
ems and took wickets
Ralo In a f,tla of th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-04

Match Between the Central City Club. Of
syracuse, mud the Niagnrn-. of Buffalo. for
the Championships uf Western New York.
The Syracusans Victorious.
BurrMo. Oct 8, 1867,
10 O'Clock I. NJ
The central City Base Ball Club Of Syracuse n. Y,
took the gold bail and championship Of Western New
York from the Nagaras, OF this city, BY OF 80
against ~ today.
Tho Niaearas, Immediately on the result being an
rounced challenged the victors 70 another contest the
game to be played in syracuse ia twenty days