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The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23
]. B. JOHNSON, Justice Of the Peace
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada SIS
- District Court, of the Fourteenth Judicial District
of Said State.
Gfeeting-Iou are hereby required to appear in
ton brought against you by G. adley Tay, in the Dis
tric Court aforesaid in and for said ouny-And to
the complaint filed therein within ten days from
the service of the writ if served you in the County
within twenty days if served you in this ID strict
and out of this County and within forty days if served
on you in this State, and out of this District judg
mcnt by default Will be taken against you. The said
action brought to obtain decree of Divorce from the
Bonds of Matrimony existing between the Plaintiff and
Defendant. And youarc hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and said Complaint above required
the Plaintiff viii apply to this Court for the relief
manded in this said comploint
Given under my hand and the seal of the Distric,
Court aforesaid in and fer said County this 3st, day
December, \. d. 1856.
j. II. D0sTWICK. County Clerk.
Nevada. January end 1851 m
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- Mrs. Mary E. Carter, who died a
short time since in Albermarle county,
Va, liberated a slave woman thirty two
years of age, and left her $500 per an
mum as support. The woman having
TO go north if she accepted her liberty,
positively declined and preferred re-
naming a slave.
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ASSESSOR,S NOTICE,

4 IL persons having capital Invested in mining claims
are hereby notified hold themselves in readiness
give in the amount of the the Assessor in
cordance with the revenue laws of this state.
The following is tho opinion Of the Attorney General
'JNo. Me- toY Assessor Nevada county:
Sir am Of opinion that capital invested in mining
claims is proper subject Of taxation under the
laws of this state w. t. WALLACE
Sacramento July 25tii. 1S56 Attorney General
noy2s-t JOHN MCCOY. Assessor
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SUWMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, S.
- Justices Court Before B. Johnson Justice of the
Peace The People of the State of California to II. II.
Bedel You hereby summoned to appear before the
unde signed Justice of the Peace at his Office in said
Township on WEDNESDAY, tho Ith day of January,
A. ID. 1856 at II O'Clock, A. NJ to answer to the COM
pant of w s. Long, i'll plea ofdebt in the snm of Two
Hundred Dollars per account now on file. On failure
t. appear and answer, Judgment will be rendered
against you for the said of Two Hundred dollars,
damages and costs of suit.
Given under my hani this 18th day of December, A.
u. 1856.
J. B. JOHNSON, Justice of the Peace.
Upon affidavit of Joseph Kutz that the above named
defendant cannot be found and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Justice that cuse of action exists
against said defendant 1t is ordered that the service OF
Summons be made said dcfendent by publication in
the NEVADA JOURNAL for two successive weeks.
d26-2w J. B. JOHNSON, J. p.
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NJ ain Street, Nevada,

NETHERE be viii do all kinds Of DENTISTRY
w as low good work can be done in the State.
" b. rrc Artificial Teeth in the best
known such plain with gums either Gold,
Platina Silver Gutta Pcrcha Plate Also, Bloekwork.
or Aliens continuous Gum And for all that does not
please after months trial VIII refund the money.
will fill Teeth with pure Gold full tight and TO stay, and
for all that within five years will refund the
money refill for nothing Aud for all Teeth that plug
and do not arrest the decay in the cavity fill Twill insert
ones for nothing And am always enabledto know
my filings from my registry. Toothache arising from,
exposed rerve cured (whou extracting, in womnutes
and the eifec ualy destroyed charge made
All extracting to prepare the moth for plate work done
gratis And by nprovcdnstrumcnt will take any
teeth roots with the facility although they
have hecn giyen by oeIs And diseases arising from
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23
TIE TEETH

cured and all irregularities remcted charge made
For the foregoing propositions the best securities will be
given either in cash depostes or good mems endorse
Besides of references to persons who
have my work for years, w. {. KELLUM
November =. is5G If
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Sneatsl & Arnold.

No. IT'S, J. Street, between 9th and 7th SITS.
Sacramento.
IIAVE on HAND, and off'r for sale n complete as
/ sortment of Groceries, Liquors, Provisions.
FLOUR in bbls half barrels and California in sacks.
CORN MEAL, in bhls, etc.
PORK clear aud mess, in bbls au'l halfbbls.
RAf'ON, FIX clear and Jxi4. and California cured
COFFEE. Rio. Bovec's. ground. and in tins.
RICE. Carolina in bhls aud halfbblS. China do
StiC.A crushed, pulvcrzcd, New Orleans and China
LARD in 10 and % tins. kits and kegs.
FISH. Goldfish salmon and mackcrel
TEAS. black AMI green. !, and chests
f0BACfO fTIt, peach. elephant, fine cut, honey
dew, smoking do
general assortment OF Liquors, Wines goods IF
very de scri2tion
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

FIREARMS AND MELTING 1RON.-Ihe
following interesting item, from an Eng
lish journal affords reason to believe that
monster guns may be safely constructed:
Mr.. Clay has explained the process
by which immense iron guns are to be
made; and it is evident that, enlighten-
ed by science, metallurgy will at last be
able to compass the formation Of more
powerful artillery than we have hereto
fore seen. More interesting, however,
because going deeper into the whole SCI
ence of iron manipulation, was the paper
of Mr.. Bassemcr, describing new pro-
cess of rendering iron malleable without
furnace or fuel. Eve may trust the in
llventor's own account CT tire results,
which does not seem overdrawns it is
simple application of some of the strong
est principles of chemistry. with results
so unexpected short time since that the
process looks like magic. In peculiar
ly constructed earthen vessel he pours
a mass of molten iron-introduces into
the mass blast of cold air, and then.
by the union ofthe oxygen with the car
bon in the iron, the mass boils up, gives
forth brilliant flame, parts with all the
carbon in it, and may be taken out with
in half an hour, in any stage between
steel and the softest iron. Singularly
enough, while the representatives of
Henry Cort are convicting our Govern
ment of the grossest injustice for defraud-
ing that inventor of the fruits of his in
genuity in contriving the process of
pudding" here is practical metalur-
! glst in the British Association describing
a new patent by which the pudding
process may be entirely superseded by
the cheapness of the new process, COM
pleteness and power of handling large
masses of iron.
ANOTHER SUICIDE REsUscITATED By
FLoGGING.-In New York recently a
man named Patrick McIntire undertook
to destroy his life by taking laudanun,
and was conveyed by the police to a
station house where physician atten-
ded, but gave up the case as hopeless.
The police, however, were not satisfied.
and sent for another physician. The
latter stripped the patient, and with a
leather belt hogged him until the blood
came. With the blood also came the
patients senses; and strange to say by
this novel treatment, he was completely
restored.
10 Its reported from Washington
that the territory of Minnesota, through
the delegate, Mr.. Rice, will take steps
dnrins the present session of Congress
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A Card.
Great Destruction of Property by the late
Fire 81, 100000. New Stock on hand.
NEVADA SHOE STORE,

Commercial Street, Rcrt door Jclor Laadeckers.
T. F. HOOK woulh respectfully inform his
THr old customers and the public that he has
KXV lv purchased a large an well assorted stock of
go BOOTS anil SHOES, anl has reopcned his store
on Commercial street, (nexi door below Landcckcr's
Brick Store) where he will be happy to serve all who
NAV give him call
He has full stock of Ladies' anil Misses SHOES,
Gents Fine BOOTS and CATERS AMI a splendid 5
sortmcnt of MINING BOOTS. constantly on hand.
Repairing done the shortest notice.
The Ladies AMI Gentleman of Nevada respectfully
invited to call and examine my stock
sept26-tf J. L. HOOK.
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r. N9fice.

STATE of Cafornia-County of Nevada-ss To the
- Hon Thomas IT. Caswen presiding Judge of the
Court Of Sessions ard ~ argent ESQ., District Attor-
ney of nevada county You win each of you please
take notice that the undersigned intends early
date possible make application to the Governor Of
the State of California on behalf of JOHN WALSH
victed of the crime of assault with intent commit
murder, at the December of the said Court of Ses-
sions \. lsj6 and entenced the 9th day of De-
cembcr 1876 to imprisonment in the penitcnary for
term of four years from the date of such sentence for
a pardon Of the said John Walsh JAMES WALSH.
on behalf of John Walsh.
December 1lth. 4. u. 1856
]. Thomas II Caslven County Judge of Nevada county,
and presiding J1dge of the Court of Sessions of said
county, do hereby acknowledge service of the within
notice. THOS ii. CASWELL,
Presiding Judge of the Court of Sessions.
Deccinbcr llth 1856.
!, A. A. Sargent, hereby acknowledge service of the
within notice a. A. SARGENT,
December llth 1856 District Attorney.
State of California County of Nevada, ss.-I. J. Fl.
Bostwe County Clerk in aud for said county do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true copy of the original
notice application for the pardon Of John Walsh, with
the acknowledge Of service thereon the
mains on file in my Office
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand aud affixed the seal of said county
| L. ),his llth day of December \. d. 1856.
NGN J. H. BOSTWICK,
dccil-1m Clerk Nevada County.
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TO MERCHANTS,

HOTELS and Housekecpcrs- 30 900 worth of Crock
IL cry and Glassware
13000doz Tumhlers, assorted styles
Dccaners, Fruit Dishes and Glassware of every de-
scription
Every variety of white Iron Stone and Chinaware
300 gross cheap Table Cutlery
Ivory Cutlery and silver Plated Ware;
A large assortment Of Britannia Bar Pitchers
Chafing Dishes Urns, Tea AMI Coffee Pots;
Avery large assortment of Britannia Castors:
Fine English Tea Trays. Of a new style;
Camphene and Oil Hanging and Side Lamps;
Parlor Stand Lamps, new styles;
Chandeliers and G as fixtures
Gilt AMI mahogany frame Mirrors, all sizes;
large assortment of Icromes best clocks.
For sale at ll6 street. SACRAMENTO and l76 and
l7e Montgomery street. San Francisco.
sept5ff WtALLl PEhohbAhEh-
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Watson 81 Esein,

Hardware and Iron Store, No 1873 street,
Second door above Sixth street. Sacramento.
TMPOHTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
L Hardware. The following comprise part of their
present stock
Iron. Copper Steel, Nails Plouehs. Shovels,
Axes AIDES IIachets Anvis Wees,
Patent and Spring Balances
Stock and Dies Strap and Butt Hinges,
Ok, Log, Trace Halter, and Coil Chains,
Sett of Mil Irons-complctc. Hook Plate,
Mill Mulev Circular. Cros>cut and Pit Saws
Corn and Coffee Mills-aH sizes
American Locks and I.atchrS, Of every variety,
Bntis window and Blind FaStcnings, SC
In addition which they would call the attention OF
purchasers their well assorted stock of SHELF GOODS,
\. hich they offer Il the Lowest Market prices.
Sacramento, June l3-:m.
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10 1t is reported from Washington
that the territory of Minnesota, through
the delegate, Mr.. Rice, will take steps
during the present session of Congress
for admission into the Union.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

DRIED BEEF for sale by
IL r. TELLARD BEINsS Co. - Broad Street.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

100 Cases Adamantinc and Sperm Candies, for sale
~ by Z ELL.LRp EE.iNS 4 C1l2 Dro19 St-cet.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

I, A. A. Sargent hereby acknowledge service of the
within notice. 4. A. SARGENT,
December llth, 1856 District Attorney
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-24
RAILROADS..

From. EsanaviIIa to New York IN, A Hours
ts4 VIA. =.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

TUNHIs great Turkish Periodical remedy for thet
mediate removal Of Distractions, 1r1egularncs
Proapsus Uteri, Failing Of the Womb Leuehorrhe
These Pills have never In single instance failed In
roducing the menses. Too much cannot be said In
their favor. No woman enjoy good health wher
that particular part OF her peculiar organization h de-
ranged. Sickness az the stomsch, hesfache. languos.
tite, coiveness &c, are some OF the symtoms when
attend irregular menstruation- AZ certain a. time are
the-e Pills to remove and all Of these syntcns
BE sure and get the genuine, which hss Signature
on each hox. These Pills may be had by addressEs
DR.. Sanloy d Co., and incosng 81, the Pills viii
he sent by return mail.
n. B-Ladies whose health will not permit Of an ma
crease Of family. will ind these Pills successful PR
yeutive.
Ladies who are pregnant, should not use these Frs
AZ they ere sure 20 hing on miscarriage, though no 10
Adjsess, DR.. sANFLoY q CO.
feSc;f Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET
STATESM An.

f-cIsdk - CAPT. SULLIVAN, win run
Al as a regular packet between
louisville and Henderson, pass
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.

CSlA1 TT. sg,snaia z sa:,sn g ger sA%%
EE3zs1 Smith. Master: Archer, Clerk.
Pssins Rvscsvile. going up every wednesiay. at
O'CLOCK. y. NJ Going down plsses Evansville every
Saturday At ~ O'Clock, NJ. viii make regular weekly
trips between Memphis and Louisville landing Q, 1ll
yncipai way places for ,reigh. And rssseneers The
v. Connects st Louisville with the mammoth D. 8.
mail steamers Jac,b straier and Telegraph NO. 3,
for Cincinnati, and iy Railroad thence to all Eastern
cities
Passsneers going East by taking through tickets on
this samer will tme expense and 20 to % hours
disacreeahle Railroad travel.
Conn,cts NJ Memphis with the splendid line NJ New
Orleans and Memphis packets, and the Napoleon and
White River boats, and at Paiucah with the Cumber-
ST. Louis packets. apo
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LOUISVILLE AND EVANSVILLE REGU.
LAR Jacket,

C1I-ulk II THE well known and fast
Na steamboat W. A. EAvES, CAPT.
1sssz-sszx4Duncan. has re-enteTei the
trade FOR the season, and will continue to make regular
trips. The accommoia,ions for passengers are Of a
superior nrter For feieht passage apply on hoard
Leaves Louisville every Monday and THURSDAY a.
every ruesday and Friday at o'clock, p. m.
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CFIILDREN,S BOOKS.
NJ ESsRs. poheII d LisGer hHva uaid ti,a srssees:
of Books for the You're:
The pissxnt Hills;
Castle in the ROCKS
Helm Mnrt1n's rrfsl,
The Old Nans homes
Shaiow of the c,oss,
Leaning 10 think;
do 70 talk;
d about Common t;finRs
do aaout night and wrone,
Chl5s book of Nature; BY EorthReam nno1ms
Ainnie Ray;
book for hoys,
A swAsm of hees. Just received by
ten DQAELL & EISTIR.
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wAnAsa RIyER pAcKET.

7I.5k - TIE lirht d-anght steamer
zesouchet, master, viii run as n
regular pacye, hetrec,, Evansville and the different
points on ths WABASH River. during the entire season.
For freight or passage apply on board. febl0
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GREEN RIVER PACKET.

a oII~eIk II THE steamer UNION, Capt.
5{-s93$szsl ! Roberts, having been just fin
shed with all the latest i'm
p~avements Of nn tons capacity, fast and very lch,
6raueht, will plv regularly in the above trade, FOR
which she huilt expressly, AMI solicits liberal
shzre of public patronage. For freight passage ap
ply on bo,ri. mh7
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+ 7aor cHAkLEs BABcoCk,- - 80
IMPORTER AND DDEALEHI1S
80 COACH AKB sADDARRX .iize"
EaE1NZ4E91y
Max ssseet; Ksas SEsser.

an,eied and of all kinds of Leather; Cioshs
Carriages ,varrishes, Castings Of all kinds Se1l3e
Trees, English Brsilr Lez:has, Bits, Stnnpss >pY
Hamss, fine Silver lfanes of sill Kinds. eHnx LE1
Gig Trees, Seff-Adjusrsng, PADS TayITs Patens
flames, Fly Nets, Shoe Threads, Hoyye Lsn<
'frth WeNs, AHerrza .Gfrffi and Rein W<ss, both
Cotton ard Worstsd. Lnndon Welt Sktns.. super1cr
aticlns Ivory, Gea Pe-cf. ana lined A.5tersaf
qcarfy OF Cafsizge Bolts, Pstert Gig Trees, Sc, Eh
F, T. keep in fact everything apperxnire to elmer
bEnch ehus;ness. and 1nderonding both br1sch-
esfh0ouclvS we would respectfully Invite youx ~
terfsou before purhes;n elsewt1ze. . !.
SAIDLE- apeedkwv
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~ 81 90 I'm

One hundred dollars will Be paid to any Physician
whe can prove thai that the Medicine injured q
patient; and the testimony oftbousands be brought
tn prove that II does great good. Cases Of from
week 20 thirteen y.ass standing have heen efectei.-
Of the Proprietor, vou-hirg s virtues and curative
movers Ia immense. embracing names well knoyn 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
FROM WESTERN NEH- YORK.
81 Tie v. Y. Tribune.

Ccr-..p1p dcpce 81 Tie v. Y. Tribune
NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. ~, 1857.
Tse iiaary .trsas, querulous, diseontented and
nervous in view OF the distracted condition Of the
Democratic party, cavils at almost everything
shch is sad relative to the approaching State cleo
.ion, add whether specuhsions refer to the pros
oe.., Of the Republicans, or the standing quarrel
pe-wesn The Hsrds and Sofes, they are equally an
,al.tabIe to that respectable sheet. 1t seems I" b.
s,eci,ily di.sati.fed With some remarks contained
in previous lsr.er Of mine, touching the 'uoslstng
tend between those sections OF the Democracy,
and spdssvors ~ bresk their force by rather far
fetched sllusion 10 an old French farce, IN which
Cor,ican r,ad.na i. described; and while The -ir.
Gus is too candid to assert that the internecine
Quarrel Of me Democrats bas been adjusted, 1t IN
dertaies 10 throw ridicule over our view OF the
r,.e, and hkens it 20 he French caric AZURE OF
hereditary lend IN that famous Island. That NE
Democratic quarrel parishes OF the nature Of
resdetta, both in it, 6erceness and perpetuity,
fact too notorious for desi,l and when Ia Argus,
10 . spirit Of moekery, parsphrases my language al
ter Nv following fastjsp- p
ia Is4t VunhsyiDs sssesips'ee btrt~iro; .
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do you know where man named WtdSid
lives :" said the Deputy Marshal
woodward never raised his head, and hs com
pasion, with exquisite GOODNESS, assumed Pazzfed
ar, % he said:
A man. Woodward Woedwsrd'-ao The neigh
Dor ,book his bead most pantNmimically. The
troops and officers rode Of.
T6ey tried 70 arrest another COUPE, and we're
equally fortunate. Occasionally, they catch man
who gees 70 LecomptOn 70 see at the Land-onic9
abou. his property. With regard 20 these trs'9'
would merely say that, far as this perse luton
limited to systematic and peseyering annoyance OF
arre,tiDg and bringing before the Courts, nay
pass, but it will not do to attempt u PUBLISH rec
State men for their alleged political obenses.
The Land Office is now open. II Is reporter tna'
tho shawnee lands will soon be in The market; me
Presidents proclamation is looked FOR every de!'
The boons Constitutional Convention meets here
n.xt month. It's rumored hat troops will be here
10 guard IL sittipgs. t;ov. Walker seems ~ "oih
pretty harmoniously with The Pro-SlaveTy men. IL
forts re being made 20 get sOn OF the fro-o t.efy
Democrats" and Hunker Democrats N Inc rec
State party. The sppOrioument, niquitous as u -
throws all the representation ioto tNe Parts u te
Territory where not not only the Pre-Savery lnen
lint the Hunkers have most influence. The later
do MOI. therefore, complain much Of IL Some vi
them insist on having Free-State NOMINATIONS, or
they will make schism. So in case Of victory the
Free. State party has to Contemplate the election,
FIRST, Of considerable portion Of Pro-s.avery men;
second, Of another large party OF men who, even
Kansas, to-day, are not ashamed to be c,led
"Democrats; and lastly, Of very few Free state
men who will adhere closely 10 the policy always
taken by the party Whenever 1t has been larry repre-
sented The Hunker element wants To Perpetle,e
The Territorial Government. They are either cohiy
disposed toward, or in open opposition to Che Topeka
Government By fair spportonmsn', the ont and
out Free State Topeka Constitution men are il ma
iority over all others combined, but not under this
appUrtienment.
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The anti-Chapman folks |

NrBRAsKA-The anti Chapman folks now claim the
election Of Ferguson as Delegate. letter TO The
Hack Eye from Council Buff, dated Aug H. says:
The Nebraska election for Delegates 70 Congress
il stll undecided. II lies between Ferguson and
Chapman. 1t il said that +. has a few votes the
most but it il thought that Chapman will get the cei-
fcae from the Territorial canysssers He secured II
two years ago. although Bennett his opponent, had 70
voter the moot. The intention is to throw out the vote
Of the Florence District which gave Ferguson large
majority, on the ground that the polls were kept open
beyoId the time prescribed by law"
The Nebraska City Ners thus spreads itself" on
this dubious intelligence:
at is our pleasant duty 10 inform our readers, far
and near, that Popular Sovereignty hiss arisen in Ne
brssBa, put its highheeed, squareOe boots, and
kicked one b. b. Chapman and one b. =. Rankin
until those two presumptuous boobies politically
defunct and extinct.
I'VE record their fate and hang their distorted and
retkiig carcasses high up on the political gibbet
which the people justly erected for their use, with
the same feelings that farmer hangs the dead wolf or
crow in d conspicuous place to rot and stink--as
warning tsso0 TO other wolves and other And
We never in all oar life performed a duty with such
exquisite and delicate sensations Of exultaton delight
and gratitude permeatng our entire intellectual and
and corporal diversties In short, our duty is
pleasuie which We would not forego or give up for
80 COO in ceth, together with Cbapmans chances Of
the Cover orshp Of the Territory
For all this, we suspect Chapman will get the seat.
lie is lucky in contest, and the knowledge of this
tact may induce Ferguson to hold of.
The Ners makes the total vote Of tue Territory as
follows:
Ferguson. $50 Cbspman. 15J9
Ihayer.. 400 Rankin. .....-.....l, lV
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CRICKET.
NETWORK vs. LONG ISLAND.

INV ichh W bcNp IobaNb'
The FIST match of the season between these C1u,
the second eleven Of The forner-was p'sy's y -
ford on Tuesday. the 18th inst. 1t was only or
play, ard was therefore decided by the o." 'D''e,
and in favor Of the New Workers. In' ei''eI' '7'0
well matched and hence the contest was Prey 1.'
The batting and bowling on the part OF 'as Ne"Ioi.
eleven was very good, but the fielding ws' 'o@s"AA
the maxi il we eucep. Holden who BOWED exceed
ippy wall and Matted carefully aso 10 the fire. iapisss
Geston lorg topped well in the .ecOnd innings !.
ben,s,t .ho,n reserve bis ronpd-arm bowling Tor
practice DAYS when il cannot Affect the seors. s'as
oh o,io, 80 made Il The close Of the game 70 ssss
up the ban .. no special sgeemsu. Wa msie 10 70