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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-01-04

The PRESIDENT ADVISES THE SOUTHERN
STATES TO REJECT THE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT Colonel Weathcrly, mem
Der: of the State Senate Of South Carolina,
and who was in,rusted with an Informal COM
mission to the President of the United States,
has returned to Charleston from Washington
where he had long and highly gratifying
interview with the Executive upon the ques-
ton of restoration and kindred topics, i'll the
course of which the President gave it as his
deliberate opinion that the Southern States,
through their Legislatures, should reject the
proposed Constitutional Amendment, but in
such terms as not to give offence to those
who are urging it upon the South. Such
action Oh their part, he believes, would be
sustained by the Supreme Court Of the United
States-at least he had reason to hope that
it would
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-01-04
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X o s T A r S"
B u G X T II o r N SAL V Z
For Cuts. Burns. Bruises, Wounds, Boils, Can
GERS. Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples. Bleeding,
Blind and Painful Piles Scrotulols Putrid and
Unconditional Sores Ulcers Glal dular Swell
ings, Erup,ions, Cutaneous Affections, Ring,
worm Itch, Corns Bunions Chillnils S, &c
Chapped hands, Lips, &c. Bites of Spiders, In
sects Animals, &C.
&:a~Boxes, 25 cts, so cts, and 81 Sizes.
Sold by ali Druggists everywhere.
We And by HENRY r. COSTAR,
Depot 484 Broadway, n. Y.
Ma-And by p. Fl. f. S. TROUT,
Staunton, Va.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-01-04

| CLOAKS! BY the last
~ Train | received large consignment of
LADIES CLOTH CLOAKS,
with the instruction'to sell them without rega I'd
to cost. All those in need of the article will
find it greatly to their advantage to give me
Call
Jan. 4-tf-Spec copy. S. II. HILB.
WIANYED!-lOOO bus. SHELLED CORN,
w bags furnished by myself at my store in
Staunton, or 'liddlebrook
J will pay CASH or part in goods
Jan Aft WIN. NJ. POOLE.
WANTED 5000 pounds clean COTTON
w RAGS, at my store in Saunton or Mid
dlebrook.
Jan 4-tf VIM NJ POOLE.
nor RENT.-The Store Room lately oc-
ID cupied by Cushing l. Co., Auctioneers
For terms apply at the vindicator Office.
Jan lS67
nvERSEERS OF THE POOR VIII meet at
the Circuit Court Clerks Lfics on Second
Monday in January 1867.
Jan Adm NIX. TROUT, elk.
TTOasE e. MASON.
Ii GROCERS PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
Next door to old Central Bank,
Staunton. Va,
keep constantly on hand full assortment Of
GROCERIES, FLOUR, &c.
Cash paid for Flour and. Country Produce.
Nov left
boot. SHOE and Harness makers are re-
ID spectfully solicited to examine my fine stock
Of MARYLAND tanned leather of all kinds, the best
in this market.
N. B. HENDRY.
Sept. 2l--tf. S'aunton, Va.
DANK NDTECE..-The annua: meeting
ID CT the Stockholders of the National Valley
Bank Of Staunton for the election of directors,
will be held at its Banking house on the second
Tuesday of January next being January Sth,
1867. EDWIN NJ. TAYLOR,
Dec Z '66-5t Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESD

enemies of civil liberty are ignorance and @ pc eeS
and the same argument which gives us inc rle, W ~. -,
ish the common school TO the one gives tne rig.
establish restrictive prOmbitory legislation 70 picNrn'
the other Not less marked il the eject oi Iree 'uo
i'm ouor on an the industries OF the community. ItPa
ayzs Them IL renders credit uncertn It DcgetS PoN
ertv. IL peI1,etuay drains but never snpp1es I,ty
every efacaton may be traced, in part at least 10 'e
I1Im shop We have right 10 frame such leelsatoa as
NAV I've necessary protect the industries OF tne
nifv from the corruptions which flow from free trc
IN Hauor g. At every marriage "a triple coh,rars u
made The wife promises TO honor and obey Ihe nus
band TO love and cherish, and the state 10 lnain'
tain the sacred compact. Whatever threatens 10 ~
disrupt that contract it has the rght anu
duty 10 enion. Thousands of wives demand ~
their sacred right the interference of the se 10 pre-
vent traffic which converts love into hse the pro pro
rector into tyrant home into hell. what weight can
Tho battle-cry men, whose Golfers are fu OF poou
coined wealth against the solemn pcalng OF tis
woman lost for iusce and for preservation flna lhe
wealth OF the state lies its men. These the nluor
traffic is consuming More hostile than the bterest loe
more than the most deadly pestence sweeps
away more than the national wealth-the nations me.
Hundreds aud thousands struggling against thelf lae e
carried bound hand and foot and offered up saerce 10
fhis hideols Moloch. by the same night by when we
Guard ON fields from the foragng Of foes our commerce
from rapacty OF pirates, our city froln moItou
pestilence have the right TO protect our Industries
our social fe political fabric our Scred homes our
eBdeared children. from this fire when threatens inc
whole nation awih confaglation
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
Sch, s,,.h B. soos Hodslin.on wilmington DEL x Racket

s.hr sesb srong Hodslnson Wilmington Del O. Rachel"
Ella. Moore De ooo' RisR%Spd Va G,psDs s. psIss'
Sehr Mary Clark Am'OOry' Portland. D. '" hA'''A'
s.smp Nebraska r Guard Liverpool Sept as via ooe''to"r
and 's5 to Williams Gnion ,,, m with
mdse and an pass to KunhaIlt&Ce .,au. R.,
o Steamship Sn@AS % ha,T T. b cromwell Co. Arrived il Bar
at Sandy sunday midnight Had gales from the north from
steamship Psfss @ and P.s Sep. e. ,, ao2 S
st ""', % and ABREAST Garden l5O m 7s and
steamship santiago Dc cuba s%iD S o''0"n N wild
ship TSosoa Hsson Liverpool s. days with mdse and 50 pass to
Ship American Congress weodva Liverpool and Isle dwight
day. win %as ID and pas, TO SnSs n'S a s lumber to sm
Brig Mary Grace Br) Pe. Windsor s. days. with plaster 9
Brig julia Logan Is days. with to master Has lost
l.a As's s 5 is days with coffee
Bng Morning Light tnewh-,S Sewaven in ballast to Bnrdich
seSr Henry Clay from Eli.seethpor. for Y.~.Bedord
z sehr Romeo, French, Biiabethportfor Portland
WlSD-sur;etN
Brig Lizzie Olson, BY OtOoat Hope, NOl.
Bell. .A. s..-.sp from saSrn: for y.r.yor. Aug 10 lat IS
icsss!tas, @ sss. wmls, Of ls:sr.. for SswrS,E s,n
s o. and from Ds,ySr for r pssfM w s MsI Sa
%al e%s & % for sse .eGr 1t her 90 at the captains request
MEMORANDA. ,,,n.
r sss Ga.s sray ds Rs gale sS. morning ns
so%"T :SS%S S ss g. s Ta ps iss E an The
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Oct smSP SL.Seu, % & sgae seae
lost her mainmss IN the gale Of the 22i nt ~ NH,
Pha James a. oxsg. %n @ Ttryed steamship Wilmington from
gale of la'tera. The steamship sr,os hs.yS sy ssse
FOREIGN PORTS.
O'Clock nj. morning ., at 10 O'Clock ' io' Boz
ton where she will be due on IuesdaJ hlgh
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
TIE STATE IYEnRIArE ASYLUM FIRE.

The trial of DIR. Thomas j. Gardner, indicted
with DR. j. L. Turner In Binghamon for setting fire 70
the Newly state Inobriate Asylum in 1854. con
cnded ON Saturday with verdict of not guilty. The
only important testimony prcsented In addition 10 that
already published by TIE TRIBUNE. IL that OF William
Price VINO that ~ some time previous 10 the hrc
he overheard part of conversation between Drs 1i
ANA Gardner. which the former said Ia the latter
that they liable 10 De sold out under the hammer
time after the iirc witness made some remark 10
Dr. Turner relative Jim" hc coorcd watchnan whose
testimony has already been publishedl, when the Doctor
inquired whether " u few hundred dollars would shut
wilnesss mouth. Witness replied that he ddu't know
At subsequent conversation the Doctor asked whether
$500 would DO witness replied that he didn't
know: the then asked. Would 81 800 do g. wit
ness replied 81 slould probably have To give woman
sOmchiug' the Doctor then asked, Would $4,000 do -
witness said think su AT the close of the testimony
for the prosecution dCfcndaus counsel moved the dis
charge his client the ground that he had been in
dicted charge of setting fire 70 the dwelling Of Ros
we'll O. Car ta patient the institution. and that the
Mr. Cargi After "a youminous argument by counsel on
both sides, the Judge refused Ia grant the notion al
though clmowedging that he very much doubted
whether there not IA fatal variance between the
proof aud the Indictment The defense introduced testi
mony prove that tine waichlDan, James Brown. had
himself repeatedly declared that he did not believe that
DR. Turner had fire Ia the building The closed
saturday afternoon with verdict which in effect ex
oupatcs Dr. Turner indicted with DR. Gardner on the
same charge
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
PASSkNG ERS ARRIHED.

PROM GRBYTOWS. MIC. Oct TN steamship Santiago lie Caha
X Buell. W r. Hsnsbro g. W smouton, Amos Miss Il. L. Fish.
Cst j. H. Gayeby L. A.. Capt George Locks ood A. Miss
Meigwood Qnhtsrd Mrs L. Lawson and child Bamn
Wood Dr. g. a. Atkins John BALDWIN H. Eskine John Nartiu.
Lev, b. Deal AID wife Mi's Deal H. Temple Mr. aud s Genon
A. searl, Mu. Repay King Mrs A. Peter. and child Mrs
MARKS shemap Col T. H. Aonsi.y and family T. ileoghssn
M.. Thompson, r. Conn SIR. Lambert and daughters
David and chd q. T. Hughes g. H. Tucker H. H. Allen
julian MI and Mr. Pary J. Philips
g. w. Adams. ". Lawrence Merry, Mr. and Mrs NJ GU child
Mrs Mr. aud Mrs g. w Evans ard children Samuel
family aud lJi second cabin and AZ 10
FROM HAMBURG OcL lin steamship SasoniaMr. and Mrs
Loa. Schadr. A. Lmbercer and children Tamm Edward ramn
Armstrong e. Aehlr Emil Jossphai W. Tyler Schonburg H.
iIayen Aide spp e. Reineke Simon H. Gram Emile
Julie Henrietta Peter Carl and H. Tuck Mt aud Mrs John Tamm
Mr. aud Mrs 1epehhaek. W. Soppenbeck Michael H. fAhrtn
Lo and children Marie Bishop H. Keh H. ilahn August Hahn
Maria ,nungs tunnewa T. Jger H. aud Cahs
Dyehisr Maria Maags Mr. aud Mrs T. HenThs
child Mr. and and children Bertha MarNeg and
children D. dotp Charlotte Ensehnhnn Adophn Ishtmsnn r.
Sampson Ess Muller JohAnne Sophie Amae Wegani
aud child A. Whek.r s. Joseph &. Pench.
Je Joseph aud Louise Becker T. osser Never fahrn
Won boiusor Jelay BUd child. 4. Nededt Sper
Asn Won Panvi " EschcuiI Mr. aud Mrs T. Hoent aud child
Sohenotck D. cLhs H. EcTs Lmhrchl aud @ IN the
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. Oct TN steamship
Nebska-W Watson ~ wilkins w. Jepho w. Adey Mrs REILLY
W q. Gimme Mr. Dune and family II klnmpp Mr.. and Nrs
Butcher MI and Mrs Miller and family Mr. AMI Mrs Schubert Mr.
Gladstone Mr. Adams w. Wood g. Poats hckeron. g. ~ Toos
Wig Ise r. Phppns Msr Ann Hull Thomas Duns Capt
~ Foster, Mrs aud child Dr. rSah A. cfsnhag, W. r.
g. ". and ~ Abproih r. TaeksT, aud iu in the ,eage
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
limited STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-BeiOre
Commissioner sTILwELI~
ALLEGED FEMALE COVNTERFEITER.

The United States agt Sarah borns
The defendant. it seems from the testimony,
went on Sunday morning last, into the mllh sore oi
CAROLINE Royd No 276 Avenue A. and passed counter
felt 30 cent currency note, which Caroline discovering
shortly after sarahs departure, she rsacN Sttn "u c
found her In the baker shop of Michael keyser al no 2
Avelue A. Ia the act of passing similar eOuhteIlel, 1l
immediately demanded good money i9r lhe hole ss , &
Y.c.ived when sarah. becoming frightened trhst tue
change she had received from Caroline lno CArohne
hand aud also Inadvertently % note, ana Iu. uu' oI
a "a shou eaviug the basket the conItel ana Ve Two
notes in the hands OF the baker Inc uhe
started in hot pur ut and caused her arrest 1he oice
who arrested Sarah showed her the stamps, ana asheu
her whether they the ones sAe passed wien sne
seized them. and. putting them IN hSI houli a %
throat and oked until she dsgOIged the notes. wren
she sad she had found them. ,,.,-.
The further examination adjourned 70 oIrday next
a
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
CRICKET.
SINGLE WICKET MATCH.

A single wicket match for the benefit OF 7. Sadler,
and for 500 side played Yesterday at the Capitolne BAL
Grounds The limited few Of the arden,
mers Of the sdr the l appear the wcet but he
disposed Of bT shooter the lex from Worey lie
succeeded BY Pearson who then lied
by working ball Wharton followed began hitting pretty
freely caught for single leaving the A
short interval Dempsey appeared the wtet for the other side snd
after playing careful innings howled o by Pearson and bis
Lee met with the fate receipt Of his second ball.
Morley made short stand but making the total
his second innings at - O'clock and after making
given before wicket decision universally satisfactory.
caught after making and Sa bowled
bought Morley m to make the running for his side and played
innings including the bit Of the for TO
finally bowe out BY Pearson Lee followed him. and added to
the which With two wdes mtde tied thr sd,ers aud
bowed Pearson leaving the decision Of the match 10 Demp
sey who played lie h three bs carefully aud then made for
drive the boxe head match b wicket
Eorleys bowling the best OF the match The following
mar y0fth scOTe:
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
Sort 1tarofn's Motitr.

A CARD.-In 1861 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given to the. JObbing Trade,
and ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly to those who use
them, or to such as keep them on hand for the
better supply of the writing public IN Their
own localities. There may be JObbers who
have spoken in favor of the Morton Pen since
that time, but, if so, their remarks 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
to do so, they nevertheless put forth great
exertions to show that the Morton Pen has de-
preciated in value, is not what it formerly was
and that those which they vend are equal, II not
superior; now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know of pens, as well as the pens
themselves, entirely from the JObbers, people are
apt to be mised 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
lust such pen rs will exactly suit his hand,
Morton confidently refers 20 the many thousands.
throughout the entire country, who have re-
ceived his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention TO the
following letter which has accompanied every
No % MAIpEN-LASE. NEw-YoRK,}
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
limited STATES DISTRICT COUET-IS ADMIR- ALT
Before Judge BI4ATCHIoRD.

MOTION TO BOND SEIZED WHlshf'
United States agt 10 barrels disaied sph'S
This was a motion to bond these spirits,
beb had been seized by the Government at the reey-
,ng OF Frederick Sult2berger, No 39l Ninth
At II was avered that Sultzberger was not pIesehe e
the me 0f inc seizure and that reference TO empty
barrels found in the establishment with the prus % T
them undcsi roye,i and which the ground for lne
seiIure thai fact was attributable simply 10 the lgnV
ance Of an emplOye who had temporary charge Vi 'he
establishment a.,o,, ~, tho
AttOrney Courtney opposed the motion on e ,ns
urolpd taf there was priRd tcie evidence OF iauu d
uat the aridayits to the contrary were OI o us"' ~
,n these cases not entitled 10 credit
Tie Court reserved ITS decision.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
po.;,;ons IN bankluptcv were filed and referred
as follows Petition of Richard T. Hatch OF us cy
Jerred 10 Register Dayton; and o William j. i""soh Vi
sbis city, referred 10 Register Allen
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08

Bulls IIEAD-In point of numbers the bulls,
rather the hunocAs, rule The market this week. while
the bears-or butchers-haye very much their way
IN prices Tho 1893 head for the week just ended is sew
era hundred IN excess Of any number ever before
ported In n single week. aud II more cattle were TO
forward for the next six days there would be 10
scarcity. full all the dead meat markets
live animals After killing OF the hardest Texans
the sides were sold In Washington Market Saturday
~ 4sc A. n. Al One-hnndredth-st, 1880 head
sale yesterday aud failed TO find purchasers. Prices
ruled salc a. below the rates OF the previous week
all bat the best cattle. few Of the tops brought i7c
but fat steers rarely went &c., aud so down 10 lOc
for the tails sheep plenty and sell slowly at lower
rates, while hogs OF readily at unchanged prices.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YORK;.
CLEARED,

Steamship Pioneer iBrj Sno~, Cow bay pamate Bros.
.ieannaiP Nirsa fl. bowel Londun Spnug. Noti CO.
Straabp MAJ Saudionl Norton. boston Nm !. Clyde.
Ship Ahoulir tBrD. Duuran Waterford. Janrs Einudon.
Bars q. ". Roosrel Hartman Gaiveson g. g. lonns Go
Bark Europa iiamhl Hameu inacP fsneh Mneke WendL
bark Nr,eTsink. Weeks Nrw-Offans, " H. brigham
Bark Nary snd Louisa Davis Anaachrna. d. iinrbW Co
Be In Cayenne lBr) Docrte Caves tnmm'r Morrison.
Srhr Champion tir). Het. st. nemirea Mous"nA ltlu.,
Sehr HING Cloud tBrl M.tTr, ,har'tts1aan a. j. G. Il
Iumhul
Schr q. g. i,ser. Hale, NelWaIs o.
hetr j'Hfie J"nr, thrl hev,u.ur g. kt'' Jon'' ra
r'Li 'thA' latrs 't.itftr4. htHih' ' th tirua'.
81 E'iJ faa. hsttI, - laf. = G. ,'o.tl" 'ti-
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
"rhe Pen is Mightler than the Sword
TEE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
M0RT0N'S. GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

York, and by every duly-appolnted Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trade mark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public will
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
the Morton Pen. must send 10 Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
suyKEME ooIyRT-srrcIAL TERa-Be:Ore Mr.. Justice
CIERKE.

Pr,deek W. Allen sgt Robert r. BIcetIs arS John bHcle@
An order was filed in this action yesterday
snstaint, fine plaintiffs demurrer the defenoants all
~eT. ts holding thai the purchasing OF painfs prop
ssy AZ Confederate cOntscaon sale was DO defense 10
fIaf nc socacd laws Of the sOcaed on
fierae states were null and void. (The case was fnIy
Jeported in our issue of May 5. lSCIJ
.IohrO. Mott Tor plainth; owen, Nash " Gray A"i Ut
1el
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
CIVIL COURTS.

TIE OPENING OF THE CoURTs-AN IDLE DAY.
All the Courts opened yesterday, ent WIN e tne
ial fern of the Superior and supreme Courts no trials
were had The Supreme and superior Courts were IN un
,ualy fortunate in obtaining jurors nearly 80 ot oi inc
100 susuoned IN each answering Ia these Courts now
ever with the xoapton of Part III Of the supreme court
mo ses were ready Mr.. Justice Jones remarked some
what severely the practice OF lawyers OF al a9~nS %
tber cases 10 stand the calendar and the not pe9
ready 10 tie delay OF the which might Otherwise
have been ready In the Common Pleas no lures "sle
vbtained, and Part ], adjourned over 10 TUESDAY "e
Nth
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
MOUNTAIN BOY BEATS LADY THoRNE.

MOUNTAIN BOY BEATS LADY THORNE.
The expectation of great trot between the
Lady Tone Queen Of the Turf and the brilliant toter
Mountain yesterday Of the rso
gatherings season numbering sbot 1000 persons not Of
The space outside the
them. The betting IN fl ce and found the
yrvue po an excellent opportunity nlugug speculative
bis f1 o! busines and have realized
handsome from the liberal percentage whh be deducted Tor
gallant which NoGln Boy made sgans;
Fahon Course too hesh In memory r That
laid this time a the odds o 100 Ia 10 on
Lady Amer the Boy had heat his credit lowcTe betting
ehalged although the bAckes Of the AnEy orh
dea q her powers TO Jay their al Mountain Bo hsd
the call the betting sld although the majority Of the pools sold "h
figures be had the most supporter and Gradually advanced
held 100 TO 90 Aner the serond hest few
10 do hr reverence and The hednrn Wildly
back by 0to2, aud 10 the Boy Ae the
preliminary exercise The horses tie home stretch ir e
Frs, Heat with Mountain Boy inside After one Unsuccessful
starting Mountain Boy approaching the score
they Of With the horse 0gh in tie lead The broke up
instantly tie and passed the With Der
e reached
the Bo had least eight lengths Of DAYLIGHT betweeu them and bad
semng chance o ending the by distance But the Lady eue
could the esed his horse
and let Bis ground gradually dosse The ha passed
seconds Al the tlfeequarier pole the horse Kept BIS lead but Was
esfed the home stretch and by three lengths In 226
Second HdL11e word Was given tie trst t The boy led by
neck and rounding the turn IcIesea Tbs To tnIh which ,d
he held bad throughout the Lady who evidently all ont
OF sorts being able to get nearer The quarter and a we're
passed the slow tine Of 80 AMI 1 rt the nei half was The best
the Lady making her effort But and
coming the home stretch she went wildly and crossed the
length the rear The tine OF the last hall was lz and o
Third Hsat-Ths much
was Effected AZ quarter the being
Of length and the Lady loses her bu Sac home stretch c
three lengths Tines 229 the h half beng uotted in lit
S. Mclaughlin uamesh e. Mountain Boy...........l ]
d. Pt'er names b. e Lady Ihorne... ...........3
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
MOTIONS FrRsr QUALITY.
wARRANrED.l

kWARkAN1ED1
These Pens are l6 caIats nc and arc pointed with the
best ridosnun Points carefully selected. ana
Of this quality " sold with the slightest iuperfecti0n
which skill and the closest scrutiny deiect.
livery Pen is stamped a Morton, First Quality" and
numbered. 81 ... .tt........ a.
The Points warranted forsx months against
accident
tue Cases madc Of Coin silver and for this quality
ate extra heavy aId strong.
PRICES or PINS: AND Pms IN SILVER ENTLNsroN
CASES WIN PENCILS.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
PKAKsONs sIpE.
PEDEsTRIANISM.
IN Sheffield, the pedestrian, took benefit yesier

dsy Satellite Base Bal Cb ground He accomplished
bis feats very good me. making them inside Of % minutes The
hafme foot aer contest by Thomas Baes
carried OF prize. The Other the day
fouTue walking match Which eventually reduced and
AiiN LIZ
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
MORTON's SECOND QUALITY.

MORTON's SECOND QUALITY.
fWARRANTKDl
These are IA carats me- ana are superior to any Morton
Pens made previous TO the year 1850. A
Every Pen is stamped "a. Morton, Second Qualitys
and numbered. "
The Points are warranted for six months EXCEPT aean
accident
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but not 10 hesvy
those Of the First Quality.
r1ICRs OF PENS, AND PENS IN SILVER ExrEXsIOS
CAsrs WITH PENCILS.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
M CuA,IrIONsuTp OF MAINE.

PORTLAND, Me-. Oct. 7.-1he II0wJon Baseball
Club Of B1rsnh desiei tie ron u Portland as Afternoon by
ofasi earring % the ther bal All tse esnionlp
THE HARvARps BEAT THE EXCELsIoHs OF gR0OKLYS
BOsrOX. Oct. IA game oi base ball took place
to-day Cnlhrf osesn 10 lsrfm Cah and ltt tleeo Of
tkQAgAiA n y RLes y 'l' ioihti toJs. - " "
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
BASEBALL.
ATLANTIC VS. MUTUAL.

The second and decisive game of the cham
pion match between the Atlanucs and Mntuals was
played the Union Grounds at W.aInsburgh, yestcr-
day afternoon the champions winning Of 81 10
l7 Want of space iorbids comment
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
iAunounreIS-nisl

THERE j. \ UNIVERSAL application of KNOX
metropolitan tau monde ksoxs esbslmeLs
No. 21 Boatsay Of Loew Bridge ard No $50 br"sdsa
,cgt House, brilliant with o, mos, elegant Han etc.
shat ever gave ec'1s q a fashionable Fali season.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-08

The residence of j. Stuart, esq, banker ut
No being foble last the BrA
AL,HN TksEAFm Nord % the ris (hssyss enl Is
,oIrieut IloLwEs. 20i Btohd~Sy.