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WOOSTER HACK LINE

A good comfortable Hack Line for the
accomn odation of passengers will leave
Ashland for Wooster, tii-weekly, leaving
ashland Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays
at 8 o'clock in the morning, via Rowsburg
Pitisturg, Reedsburg and Jefferson
Through fare, $500 ID d
Hack also tri Weekly from Ashland to
Orange and back the same day. Leaving
Ashland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days, Fare Scots
SPRINGER & MILLER,
Proprietors.
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During a storm on the Pacific coast
recently, thousands of nautlli, or
Portuguese men-of-war," which a
peasant fiction represents as sailing on
the to of the water, were driven upon
the beach at Crescent City, California.
Several tons of them were ashore, and
decaying on the beach rendered a resi-
dence in TIE town for a time almost
.nto.erable. 81. a4igRs.. =.
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The STATE GEoLoGIsTs.-Prof. j.
S. Newberry, Chief State Geologist,
will meet his assistants in Columbus,
on the first week in June, for the pur-
pose cf commencing operations. The
Board will spend the remainder of
this season, until October, in field
work, and hereafter from the months
of April to October inclusive. The
winter months will be occupied in
writing up the summers work.
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In Paris, recently, the young daugh,
ter of a peasant was tried for infanat-
icide. Her father, who is quite rich,
but a miser, was urged to go to a law
yer and ask him to defend his daugh-
ter; but knowing that, if he left his
child without an advocate the Court
would appoint one for her, he refused
to do so, So the Court chose a law
yer to defend her, and 2tle lawyer
pleaded so e~loquently that the jury
acquitted her. His eloquence and
ability made such a deep impression
upon The heart of her father that he
went to the lawyer and presented him
with a dozen of eggs.
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REMOVAL

II would respectfully inform the. citizens
of Ashland and vicinity that I have re-
moved my Millinery Establishment to the
Rooms in the Yellow Block over the room
formerly occupied by w. Wassons Shoe
Store, where i have opened a new and
splendid stock of Spring. Goods, consisting
CAPS, &c, Also, Dress and Manfan MAX
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-05-26

Mr.. DOM PIATT. one of the oldest
and bitterest Republicans in the State
OF Ohio, has finally got it through his
head that the party to which he was
so ardently attached has been a fraud
from the start. He discovers the con
clusion to which the party has been
driving since it's origin and to which
it has nearly arrived. He says: "The
day of State capitals, and the interest
in the legislation, have passed away
more's the pity; and I doubt whether
there will eve be a return. A great
empire is being built up, and its pow
er is gathered about its capitol at
Washington"
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A BOLD ROBBERY.-We learn that
William McFadden, a cattle buyer of
Cadiz, who was out in Fayette county,
this State, for the purpose of purchas-
ing cattle, was robbed ON last Satur-
day night at the Kirk House in Wash
ington, that county. Two rufians en-
tered his room while he was sleeping,
seized and gagged and tied him in his
bed, then taking from his his pocket
50, 700 and escaping undetected. At
eleven o'clock next day McFadden
was discovered almost suffocated and
liberated. No trace of the robbers
has been acknowledgement.
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""MYERS' BALsAMIc REMEDY"
Take Notice Everybody.

For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group
Incipient Consumption and Bronchitis.
use A. H. Myers Balsamic Remedy
1t never fails to give relief. To be
had of Foltz & Barron and j. r..
Squire, druggists, Ashland, o.
(2m14)
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given thatthe subscriber
has been appointed administrator of the
Estate of Levi Ryland, late of Green town
ship, Ashland county, deceased.
JOHN TAYLOR. Administrator.
Ashland, May 9th, 1869.
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Saturday., June 10, Il. D. 1869,

at . o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following
described lands and tenements, to-g it: Lot
number two (2), in Markley's addition to
the village of Ashland, Ashland County,
Ohio. Appraised at $500. Also. lot num-
Der five 81, in Markley's addition to the
village of Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio.
Appraised at $500. Also part of the
northeast quarter of section number eigh-
teen (1S), township number twenty-five (22)
of range number sixteen C16l, in the Coun-
ty of Ashland and State of Ohio, commen-
cling at a post on the north side of Main St.,
in the town of Ashland thence with the
north side of Main Street north eighty-nine
1897, degrees, west one and three-ffths
u 3 . chains to a post; thence north one
degree ~, west one and two fifth I 2 81
chains TO a post on the south side of the al
ley thence with the south side of the alley
south s~ixty-nine and one hafl693ol degrees
east one and nine-tenths 1 9-10l chains to
a psst; thence south ten and three-fourth,
[10ao] degrees, west eighty-bundredths 49,
1901 chains to the place of beginning, con-
sixty and three-fourth 1901 rods of
land. Appraised at $500. Terms of sale,
VIM. o. PORTER, Sheriff.
(5w46 Ashland, county.
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PennsylyanlA
PHILADBLPHfA, March 10, 1e0I-
lind " Roofdnds German Binevs q n0 a. tSeAD
tedtin0 beperd0e, but - a good tonic, tsstI - dSsr1ga g
Of De digestive organs, and Of great benCt d. eoA4
s4sl 1'@ " Go v. NooDKz1RI4l -
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rRoM HoN. JAMES -rHoMPsoN.
FROM REV. dosEPH#rKHHHAnDARJ

FROM Rev. SEP H KEHHARDsA1s-
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Chnrch, Phisdsipkt4
DR. JAonsoH-DEAR SIR:-I have bees freq6esaS--
Fequesed to connect my na1ss s0iA Misrepresentation q
different kinds Of medfeine:, baf ~reQaTdi.g q 1880
az ont Of my appropridts spherey I have - al casa Do
eined; bat sefih a clear proof ~ ga,Sous fastoasesi I'D -a9fls
Partieularly In my ssgn Family Of ae gsgrines ir9
nOcga sn9r ss 81 a. = - IN ~ ~ gt-sZS fiea
eraI debility Of the system and especially for Live .ssuci
Complaint, It Is aD @T@safs and valuable
PREPARATION. In some cnsss = 1Ay
ee ssry ssgSfaal@@ No LAos. ssns AGN.sGoas
"" ~ a1SSA~ ~ MKzKb .sbGil
=i'L - ffsltsz EiGA0, bso1 Coats aEsGc iSzzse
ISL -. stf ssEsfC- a-et.4 "a
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G, C. & c.

On and after Monday, November %, 1868
passenger trains leave Gallon os follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Cincinnati Express -fzz-L ,fs10:30 a. m.
New York and Western Express i6:34 p. m,
Night Express, . r., Ills
Accommodation Freight t1:37
IL -ll GOING oRT ..5rrr =1ag
New York Express $40 a. M
Gallon Passenger 500 g"
Cincinnati Express1@I3'- Los p. m.
Mail and Express -1sl.t 5:24 {"
Accommodation Freight 1905 a. M.
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Lhere q no Medsetak egadI q lbUha4f.e.Hnl3 ,sss,
g. ;-s: :::::si +: !: ss:: |; :: 8:
mach to digest It ruTyg 1e; blood, gise q good sonsR 5znt.
healthy complication eradieate ne ydls.s tti9ss JreMGe .oia
eye, fnspdvt a bloom 10 he cheeks, and change a. Paieg1
from q shoTtbreahed em0eiated, seal, AVID 6tv6so
inrdld, to aJulJaeed, sosa5 and vigorous peysoR -
Weak and Delicate Children are
ToSic. In 9SeTs they Ere Fa5sfv MsSasen11i'
cines. They cam be administere dSS1lh .ta.s
PSIieea saieLy ~ 2 Snido ne ncaaES nSS5a
O. 1ine9y.'o e+tA. fE5i f54a
Ths.e Remsdfe, or. 1e bes --7altta5a il.s @ssast11
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WASHINGTON
Boutwell, and the Gold Gamblers
at War.
|. T. Stewart with the Latter

Removal of Workmen at the Navy-Yard
en- Political Grounds.
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; H ocVoofland''s German Tonic 80 "a. NJ

e. a combination Of an he fngredfe4s ~ a. Bat9G -
soith PURE Santa Crls Rum, 0rdnds, q asa4
for the same diseases as lhs Biaers, IN cases sAcrs so.s
pure alcoholic stimNlus 70 required. Fou sOiD bsar -
mind that these renediss are entirely different Jro1
any others adUertised for The esre Of fhe diseases SaAeAS
0ese being scientific preparations @medieinal estsaass 5aioti
while Tie odsSr, eTe n.egs ase9eson. g S.. q 80 Is
srnt and agreeable remedies euer offered 70 As Pebke ~
rs taste is ezquisite N ~ a Pleassrs 10 take g 1AflsNe 3z1o
I6egiuin0, erhiLdrGtiag, and medicinal Qwahtssa No.
caused IL 70 Be knogn as The greatest If az aneA
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES,

Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway 4A
On and after May 9th, 1869, trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays excepted,1E
as follows. TRAIN leaving Chicago at $50
p. M, leaves daily.l TRAIN leaving Pitts
burgh at 210 p. M, leaves daily.l 80.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Citizens Bank of Ashland, Ohio,

2"-ai Samuel S. Davis, ct al.
State of Ohio, Ashland county, SIS.
BY virtue of a certain writ of Fl Fa, VS..
defendants, issued from the Court of Conn
mou Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio, dated
April. %. a. D. 1869, and to me directed, I
will sell at public sale, at the door of the
Court House in said County IN
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cry where d 81 per bottle Or by appfies
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g. DRESS MAXIM G.

MAY II, 1s69-5w44 "a
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DEBILITY.

5t - -stF+ -tt4aES - 49, - ga9s4lT1&
DEBILITY. ai7l - I'd p sLai4
~. -sl gg .fasd tEH iisZ
dZ0I 4 ZIIoL
rs 71s-aH -hnE,ask val xsg4osA
e s.a;5 bra =aireIis5 81 JisI ~isilas,
l ,sr11> 5r1ti.a, - e9ilD .f7Jca siEIaIf
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scutor Of the last viii and testament
becca Ogden, late Of Ashland County;
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NEGRO CLERKS.

Additional negro clerks were APP
pointedinthe Departments here to-day.
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particulars call on the under
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

States Depository at Pittsburg. 100000 The Trea-
holds az security for circulation s3i 200,
and for public deposits s19, ssl, ,o0o
The Rentfing Of Old War Vesseis-So Inn
portanf Duty Required.
1t was generally published several days ago tnat
many vessels OF the navy we're TO be placed IN CON-
mission, and an intmati0n given that they were
specially designed for immediate and important
duty, but II Is ascertained from Of1cial source
that the design OF placing them in servceaoe con-
dition was to prevent them from injury which would
result from keeping them In ordinary. And,
BESIDES 1t became necessary reorganize the navy
In the selection OF the best vessels from the many
which had accumulated during the late war. The
fitting out OF sailing vessels for cruising purposes is
considered in the light OF economy the OF which
effects large saving In the article Of COAL 1t Will
be remembered that Congress at Its last session,
largely reduced both the appropriations for the
material and personnel Of the navy.
Examining Surgeon for Kentucky.
George w. Grfiths, M D., OF Louisville late Major
of the Second Kentucky Cavalry, was to-day ap.
pointed Examining Surgeon for Kentucky under the
pension law.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
HAYTI.

GOnaives Opened to Trade-Victoriu's Sur
ists-Tho Whole Coast In Their Power
Whereabouts Of Salnave-NI0ney Matters.
HAVANA sept. 13, 1859.
Advices from Port au Prince say that last August
General Victorin who was well munitioned, offered
to surrender GOnaives II he were allowed to retire
with the honors Of war; carrying with him arms and
baggage, and taking his departure after destroying
the defences. The proposition carried to Mara
caibo by the French corvette D'Estrees, and &C
cepted The same vessel brought victorn and 500
men here Others of his followers came In coasters.
Gonaives, with the whole surrounding country. is
General victorin on his arrival at POrtau- Prince
had quarrel with the authorities He cOnse-
quently retained his troops in the barracks and re-
fused to deliver up the arms. He placed bis guns
in position the Streets loaded with grape. He af.
forwards made a compromise and sent the guns
back to the arsenal.
In the South the revolutionary steamers have bonn
barded and captured Aguin. which is now united
with the Southern republic revOlutionists. The
South now holds Jeremie Aux Cages, Agun and
Jacmel 1t ts expected that the entire coast will
be under the control of the revolutionists before
long.
Salnave Is in the interior OF the Southern PENN.
sula. His intentions are at the present time un-
known. The currency is in bad state. One thou.
sand dollars In paper for one gold is the present
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
THE wAa STEAMER PowaATAN.

Incidents OF Her Career in the South Pa
cinc-Probnblo Departure for Boston-The
Peruvian Monitors.
The United States steamer POwhatan, Captain
McDougal commanding. which arrived on Saturday
evening from the South Pacific, is expected to leave
shortly for Boston. where she will 60 out Of com.
mission. The assigned for this order Is that
the crowded condition OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard
renders the accession OF additional vessels source
OF inconvenience.
The P0whatan left Valparaiso on the 18th OF June
and touched at Sandy Point in the Straits OF Ma
gellan, Montevide0. Bahia and Barbados. No incl
dents of importance transpired on her hOmeward
cruise. The British nying squadron, consisting OF
Six frigate5 and corvette was standing out to sea
when the P0whatan lett Bahia, and the Peruvian
monitors had just left Barbados when she arrived
at that place.
The Pownatan was built in 1850, served In the
Asatic squadron and was with Commodore Perry ~
the time OF the Japan treaty. Returning to the
United states she was sent under Porter, now Vice
Admiral, to relieve the station at Pensacola and
trees 10 resemble British ship. and thereby deceive
the rebels at Fort Barrancas, which ruse succeeded.
She Is the only vessel IN our navy having masts OF
that character She did splendid service during the
ron Of Commodore John Rodgers, which conveyed
the monitor MonadnOck TO the Pacific. After eight
years Of c0nstan. duty she will 20 out OF CON-
mission IN few days and be thoroughly repaired
and rentted.
Yesterday morning landsman, VIM. F. Golden,
tic squadron a. MOntevideo, died on the POwhatan,
and was buried last evening on shore. number OF
sick were also transferred to the hospital at Brook
lyn Navy Yard.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Sept. 13-4
p M.-United States nve-twentes 1866, DID, s2yS;
1887, si7s. Erie Railway shares ~; Atlantic and
Great Western, 26a. Consols opened at 92X for
money and g3 for the account.
The B0urse 10 excited. Rentes III 27c.
PARIS, Sept. 13-11 p M.-The Bourse closed
quiet. Rentes were last quoted at III. csc.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, Sept 13--Even-
at67x.
/, hAvRE COTTON MARKEr.-HAvRs Sept 13-o:3o
M.-Cou0n closed quiet both on spot and anoat
aI9s orulnalre on the spot, 1887 T. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-LIvERPoOI, Sept
Id r. M.-Ihe cotton market Is dull, and the sales
or the day VIII not exceed 1000 bales
LiVEsfo0L baEADsTuFrs MARKET.-LrvBRP0oI,
per quarter for European.
LivERPooL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvBRPooI,
Sept l3-1 n M.-Pork Ills. per tierce of 3O4 lbs.
for extra prime mess. " wv 'N'
LONDON MARKET.-LoNDoN, Sept. 13-Tallow, las.
%. per cwt Petroleum 1rmer Sugar dulI at l0s ner
cw for No. u Dutch standard on the spot and quiet
anoat. 1
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANrwERP sept. 1s-Even.
ing.--Potr0leum closed nrm at 55xf
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
THE HOBOKEE HOMICIDE.


Inquest the Body Of the Deceased.
Coroner White commenced An inuuest last evening
80 -, o,Non ,rho aoa or Su,ao.
on the pouy Vi john VNeh, "ho uou on ounu"J
morning from the effects of beating received on
Tuesday last at the corner OF Clinton and First
.ao'
streets
Oficer Hayes, Of the H0boken police, being sworn.
denosed M fo,Iows.-On Tuesnav morninv heard q
wy. 80. q, .S. s- -sass .S. ,aoass - -
louo noise III the house wherein the oeceaseu nVed;
subsequently myself and olicer Minturn met O'Neil
VINO was covered with blood and stated that be
~ 49, - 80 80. .~s. -. W
wanted tne poiice' as nc hao Deen beaten Dy one
John Kenny and other boarders In his no use; ad.
vood him to nrocure warrant for be,r srraat hu,
''0u N''A. w p.ooNo~ "' W. '"o'. ~.'o'" Ou'
he refused; then paraded the street ana afterwards
saw O'Nel knocking at his door and demanding his
c,othos. ao MT kpow vbetber no xUas odmi,tod. na
0ios"o'' w i'o' NV" " " " "N'''ou' no
said that Kenny nad entered DIS room. which was
very wrong and his intrusion caused the quarrel;
German was then In company win O'Nei, who lives
In Hudson City.
Edward Mason boarder In the same house, de-
posed as foliows:-'l was awakened 10y the row that
night; there were several persons IN tho room in
Guiding James Kennedy ana John Kenny; enoeav-
cred to pacfy the combatauts, and conducted John
Kenny to bed; heard no knocking at the door
afterwards; saw tae deceased next day; MS lace
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
NAVAL NTs LLIGENCE.

1t il reported that the Severn, Captain L0wery.
will proceed to the Pacific as soon as the Colorado
can be fitted out take her place flagship OF the
Atlantic squadron ard that she will! be the cruising
vessel of the Pacific squadron.
The Kansas LETT port yesterday afternoon for
Washington.
Lieutenant Commander Richard 8. Chew is or.
dered to ordnance duty at the Washington Navy
Yard on the lst of October: Passed Assistant Pay
master ID. A. Smith, Jr., to duty at the Pensacola
Navy Yard; Chief Engineer Edward b. Luce to duty
in charge OF steam engineering at the Naval
Academy. Lieutenant Commander Arthur II. Wright
has been detached from the New York Navy Yard
and ordered to duty at the Naval Academy. Sur
geon Il. r. Dodge has been detached from the Do
COtah and placed on waiting orders,
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Consolidation of Telegraph COmpanies-The
California Pioneer Association Excursion
Arrest of Railway Incendinries.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IL, 1859.
The State FAIR closed yesterday, and its success
financially was complete
The Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific states
Telegraph companies have consolidated.
The California Pioneer excursion party leave for
the East ON Thursday, the 10th inst In Puliman's
palace train which brings the representatives OF the
United States Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows from
Omaha.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company has sue
ceeded in breaking up the gang OF incendiaries
banded Tor the purpose OF destroy ing its fuel water
tanks and stations In the East Mountains. Among
the parties arrested were those who set IRE 70 tins
snow sheds near summit few weeks since.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
TeLeGRApAlC NEWS ITEMS.

The Fifty-ffth anniversary OF the battle OF North
Point was celebrated in Baltimore yesterday by the
Association of Old Defenders.
The Boston fishing schooner, Star Of the Sea, with
a crew OF eight men, has not been heard from since
the gale on wednesday, when she was IN the bay
fishing.
The Swedish corvette josephine, twenty -four guns,
from Lisbon via Azores arrived at Boston yester
day.
The paper mill OF John Carroll at Mil river
Berkshire county, Mass, destroyed by ire yes
terday morning. Loss 100000; uninsured.
frame building in Watertown, N. Y. undergoing
repairs, fell In yesterday afternoon and I'VE men
were buried beneath the ruins. All were rescued,
but one Is not expected 10 recovered.
Early on Sunday morning six one story brick stores
and the arGe building known as the NoreToss Cor.
loss is estimated at over 100000; insurance,
$4,000.
Charles whittlesey, the defeated Wells candidate
for Congress In Alexandria district, Va, has been
appointed by General Candy Attorney General vice
Bowdsn, resigned.
All democratic candidates for city orlces in Phila-
delphia Withdrew yesterday morning. and new
ticket was selected
All OF the treasure stolen from Wells, Fargo h Co.
In the late robbery on the Montana stage road has
been recovered Robins Dawson, the agent who
was severely wounded during his capture, Will pro-
badly recover.
Captain Shaw, OF the London Fire Brigade, is In
Albany inspecting the fire apparatus and telegraph
alarm He witnessed the operations Of the depart
ment early yesterday morning with great satisfac-
ton.
The depot Of the st. Paul and Sioux Railroad at
Ottawa, Minn., was struck by lightning on sunday
and burned, together with its contents.
One Of the Gillian brothers, gymnasts connected
with Johnsons circus, while going through his per-
formance at Freeport, ILL.,, on Saturday uignt missed
his hold aud fell to the ground, causing injuries
which resulted in his death in few hours after.
In the libel suits brought by b. O,Nel against
the Pttsburg Despatch for publishing afu port OF
trial In court, and comments thereon, one or the
suits was dismissed by the Court, and on the otner
the Jury failed to agree standing nine for acQutta
and three for conviction
Early yesterday morning a 1re in Wellsville
Ohio destroyed block OF frame buildings. The loss
Is $50 900, and the insurance about $4,000. The re
Is supposed to have been the work Of incendiary
Last evening during an alteration In q street car.
at the corner OF Sixth and Arch Streets Philadel.
pha, between Bernard Hagan and q man named
QUINN the latter shot Hagan through theibody, in
fictng wound which will probably prove fatal.
Ouinn osCaped.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
THE NATIONAL GAME.


The return game OF the match between these clubs
was played yesterday at HoDoken, and was won by
the Eagles after Q hard tussle. At the opening OF
the game the Eag es scared very high, but the En-
pres got string on their talons and pulled them.
selves up to where the mighty birds had flown, and
actually crcpt above their wings. but they were
shaken OF and fell behind. just as the darkness set
In and ended the sport. The inordinate length Of
the game may be attributed to the delays occasoned
BY the ball being driven into the gardens at the left
foul neld and also to the lenency Of the umpire in
keeping the pitchers down 70 their business The
Empires were shorthanded, as usual, as with them
ball playing being secondary to business, the others
wish to be ON hand to-day to take care of the
GOthams. The game yesterday was conducted, as
all games between these clubs have been, with the
very best ieenng both sides. The following score
will show by whom the work was done:-
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
OBITUARY.
IsraeI A. Watson.

This gentlemen died suddenly OF apopexy, at his
country seat, near westchester village, on Sunday
morning. Mr.. Watson's life. thoughlprotracted to
nearly four score years, was pre-emnently useful
and active one Some years ago he was elected AS
semblyman for the First district by an overwhem-
ing majority, and served with credit lie also served
many terms as supervisor, Justice OF the Peace and
Town Trustee only retiring to private life when the
relaxation OF strength and vigor warned HIM that
age was creeping on apace. In politics Mr.. watson
was war democrat OF the most uncompromising
kind, and Identified himself very closely with all
their movements throughout Westcheser county.
HIS friends VIII learn Of his death with deep regret