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NO. ISL.
FIJI. O'COnnOr 4 BrO.

yMEMsNTA AND D3COGD0Tts
"A PoTHEcARiEs' HALL, corner Of John %
"A son and Third streets, Keokuk, Iowa,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drug,
Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, Dye STUN, and -
Perfamery, Cigar, Tobacco and 6nufs; Patent
Medicines Of all kinds now in use, and are con-
stsnty receiving, direct from the Eastern citiss,
veli-selected stock, TO which they invite the at
teEttVn of dealers.
Customers and Physicians will Siways nnd 1T
this establishment Fresh and unsduitcrated Med
icines, which they select with great rnRsosAL cARE
for this market and their prices are ~ low any
other house In the state.
B--Pieasc cali and examine their stock be-
ore purchasing eiseS here. Iasg7
r. I<PAMMELE a a. aaPHELL,
IA WATCHMAkERS AND JEWELERS..
- MAIN IT., nKr. SECOND AND rHIaD,
novs div kR0kUK, IOWA,
vyyATtHES.--A large assortment of Of Ladies' ;
w and Gentemen' = fne Gold Wstches. Also
the bast assortment of "Kxiiroad Timekeepera"
ever ofercd in tho West, which are warranted with
the utmost caniidsnee. Fer sale low at
nos6-daw PAkMELE = CAMPBELLE. ea
IEWElhi--A aue assortmers OF plain, u11s
u Cameo, Coral and pointed Pins and EarraEps
single or In ssts. PLAIN gotd, opal, and ruby U1A.
MuND RtNhSi ,'old Gnard Fob, vest and Netk
Chains; 8old and Silver TAimbler, Gold Bracelets,
Leekats, seals, Charms. Keys, Pencils, gents gold
studs. collar and sleeve buttons, at
nove-d6w pAEMELR . cAMpBELL's.
GlLvRR WARk.--A complete assortment Of
~ silver Ware, comprising spoons, forks, napkin
rings, cups, fruit knives; also silser cardcases,
portmonies, tobacco bexes, &c, at
nov6ddw PARMELE aCAMPBELL.s.
DLATED " ARE--siiver plated tea sctts, castor
il cake and CO rd bas kets, candle sticks, de-, at
novS-dAw RARMELE 4 CAMPBELLT.
(yOLD PENs--Morton q, Baeicy's, and Davson
" Warren 4 Hyde's celebrated gold pens. ~
uoys.dSw PARMKLE 4 CANPRELL'S-
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oyycx i,rrxrYr srArr Ixs. Co.

DrficE BrrKEff e1ATE ms. To-,
10 Front-st., bet. Main and Sycamore,
Cincinnati, o., Dec. 18th, 1876.
To all whom II may conoeTn i--This 10 TO ccrti-
fy thatI have examined specimens and roofs VI
W. Il; Childs Co.'s Fire and Water Proof Cement
RooAng, and believe 1t 70 be einently superior ~
auy other Kind Of roofing now in use. l was an
witness Of severe trial Of 0f these yosfs,
from large body Of fame froman adjoining build
Ing, whieh struck directly upon the Roof and Cor
nice for nearly half an hour. II stood the trial
beyond al expectation, and savcdthe building.
Signed, I. w. HASKELL,
pYee't Huekcye state lus. CO.
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nuATHAM5QUAkEME METHODIST = Oh URCH
~ ea the sossssof rtA Aad Aoresn essssta, II 4
KsxyIcxs. .--HabbathAti iol m, sAd st1p. m.
Sabbath School At pm.
Prayer Meeting Tssr'dsy Pr. p,ru p.,.
Rssidsaeso s0rlsAns-r -rt., hst. llthsad l3th.
Ksokak. Jan. 7s-diy n 80.
sno.y. yAAs, ND. A.. A.cAssaHYEa, \ D.
Dss. rage = Csspsascs,
IL AvIH0 assostsssat hsassivss ID ths prastiss
LII Of thsir pssessSias 10 its vsstous branches,
ean b found - thsir cs, sast skls of I'd street,
bstWssn Asia and JoaSeso, nsxs Asor 70 Ander-
sSa's bssk. RssiAsnssSf shsfssDsfou And street,
sss.ssa Johssea saAsasAsssT y sAs Latter. as
UocgorU 0e0u9ln onA LescAss
IIAvE aasosiated thsnselvss In the psasties Of
L i Medicine. VIM continue 70 sttsAd In esssai
tationin all cases. snd 10 Any required distance Ow
Ing 70 tie spacioasnssl Of tAsir olcs rooms, AaA
large iibsrry Of tbs best msdiSai works sxtsat,
ss'y serss'iv' 'aA iasssss ssssss
0Aes II Tie "Post haildisg, J" "a story, es - =.
hetwssa Main and Johnson.
ConsalAAtieA hoars bstwssa II s'slsck, A. ~, esd
l---- l.ns1s- l.ns s1s
:. .sAs'oss. ~. 1.s.-.-,r- 'os1 =. so1D. y ,.
nRs. SANFORD : BOND AAvs shls day formed .
- ss-psrsnsrship In ths prsssiss u Medicine and
6urgey and tsndeT their services to the etsess sl
ksokak and the surrounding country.
! 3ess - xein ST.. oppositAtAs Laelsds Rosse.
u. sxs1ssb .aLss this eeeasion 10 ..br.s. his
rs0t.de te The etisens Of this city Iowa, Nilsson
Af ~ lhair liberal patronage hereto
t4l Il1Z4 49, l1S $A W oo'oisy IsooMend
s1 SI.aI ~ - tseM M - y al sssesrsqsiS
= - 1y.....a y. :. %. sso.-
- 1a,,pn.aj D.,
1f5ssss~-a = 49,. -. ...-
VI H. 42enson = ~; over
lsssSyl9 ltt "a .. o.ss'ss
Il - = 2ss4Ss m.y11
3 VI Sssa s u -. D., ~
We euFgson.
~ 1SSl'Slll oS oIy,Soahs0n-U.'
81 lZ.S ...... NV a.
sx Il ~sxss 49, ~ ELL,
sN53 1szaf M HIST.
Third ID Maip>~io Burkei
= pAY = nEens.
Lass or roLxDo,
@ eSs, CouuAnsasn Merchants.
A@ VDAL1ns In
DOx FISH. NAILS. SPICES.
r1sOBACCO, cigArs, drssn, Dried. sad Preserved
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k.a. SOnD, caAs.f. eoaHAn, DIV .vokE
Ford, 0oyham q Ford,
AAHKER9.

!
AainSt, between Second sud Third eok uk Iowa
RsHsngScAS
AstrUpolitan Bank, Now York x
Wtnslcw, Laaisr 4 Co., New York;
WA. Howe, prsst. Boston
Geo " .1hsysr, Prsst., bestsn;
=. Seldsn Thaysr, Cssh'r, BsGaloj
PeninsulA Bank, Detroit;
I. n. Bureh . Co., Chicago;
Carpenter ! Rsrd, Cincinnsti;
Darby . nasksdsls, 81. Louis;
T. P. Handy Cssh'r, Cleveland.
junei0dkv
+. 3. 4 n. ~. ron .,
DealsFs N Real Estate.
OA6ee In Banking House Of Ford, GorhAm Ford
jsnsisakvl KEOKUK, IOWA.
j. aAscs. sl v.raosPsos
lLAse Of HarrsdsbsvsA, Xy.l
DaakAnG Mo0ss
HATCH = THOMPSON,
DAkT1CULAR attention paid ~ eoilectlons, and
i SenittAness nsae st current rates.
AL busiasss sppsrtsinisg 70 Baaking psonpaly
attended 10.
Exehaass o. England, Irsiasd, end the Conti-
ssa.- b. W. BAILEY, Cashier.
REHKnKnCxs
in. AoTris0n, Cashier MAnhsttan Co., N. Y;
ChAs. D. Foote, Cash = Commercial Bank, Gin;
kinseys kspy ! Co., Ciseinsaaij
8 Il. B.l!ss, Cash g Bank Ksstaeky townsville;
CsrtIs Warren, 49,
NortA4n B.ak d K.stu ~ ..iss.oni
Taylss, shelly = Co.,
Tarnsis n.akof Kentucky, frankforsj
Com1srsiAl kaakof Kentucky,
Darby ! DArksdAls, 81. Louis;
Pittmss 1 Brother,
=. l. Tiaknaa 4 Co, Chieseot
Mitcheli Cable, Rock Island. tnovl-d
cnAs pAnssns. ESQ. rAaseas.
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Fer the Upper M SsslssIppa.
". D. MAIL LINE.
Reck Isj0nd and ksOkuk Daily Pssssaoe
RnAk>fs
FRUIT, FRUIT!

AAN0 q IA LON,
Wholrfaie Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic
Fruits ana Nmts. ana Conmission
Dealt rs In Domestic Produce.
No. !, Main Street. ....k Eokuk, IOWA.
RElNd connected with the largest houses in
- Boston. York and New 0rleans, thoy are
enabled to obtain their supplies fresh from those
markets, which they will sell ~ cheap as any
house in ths west The following il iist Of part
Of their stock
Oranges, Lemons, banana,
Pine Apples, Tamarind prunss,
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples. Dates,
Dried Currants, English Walnuts, Figs,
Almonds, Pecans, fuberis,
Brazil Nuts Pea Nuts Cocoa Nuts
jel6dAw
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OAe Dollar q Year
T HE VAL LEY WHIG!
CLUBS OF FIVE OR MORE.

Dusiasss Cards, nhk0 1G r. asH2S .lnr<'
elS, otbsYviss oie mi HAsX ES + ,,ss NJ. q sss,
Notices Of msstt ~ - nGk5
sompssiss, Ac., hsI - sssgSs
DisplaS6d adssSt ~
bove ratSs. ~ s4ns 39sa 39a 3SS&1szzSzS
AdvsrsisAasatsle LX as17
Of "spsoisi AotieeGa 49, 2asys
sp'oi.lasss'ss 3|l 3
i. e.i':;i;.:s; (. p.is :s ...s: ;: =. a.
more thaa the shove rates.
Advsrtissmssts not Asson panisA with disss<1ons
vll b forbid, snd charged for
ingly.
sssAssvflsssssss@ @ssfb Ped IN sSvsses.
Thissuis Ut1a sss hss@isd trsA. sses@
when the advertiser uses The weekly AAao>. She
Iriss VAL e shesasas - - ~ Daily Where A.
Daiiy ea1 wpskly are hssA sssd. - pss ssat. vi
b dsasptsd fsen The aggregate aasans. 8 ssE S
UedsrtAs pfsssat tsysssas The sdvwtissr Days %
much 1os thssDsee hs osssptss, tAs shnagss Ss1ng
shsrgsabIs Tor oo.pesitien eniy. This plan is nos
gensssily sdspssd. osssAsess Ter shasess viil ~
I5 esnts per sqaAss. & Il fS& s
01n All oases whore sdvsrtissnents ere dis
eoniisssd before tbs sxpialisa Of Ahs ysAe o. shs
time contrsctsd for, they will Be charged up at
our regslAs sAtss Tor tAs tire AssaAlly u.
49,
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FARE FROM KEOKuK

GD-passengeTs leaving keokuk att p. m. will
obtain grod nights rest, TAX the \. In train
snd arrive 10 Chicago 1t p. m, or Cincinnati the
next morning to Breskfast.
Up River, leaving keokuk Ut the same time
reach dalens Or Dunleith the nexs evening to sup
per.
Io-closc connections made iu Chicago with ali
Eastern Trains.
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Ksoknk Marble Vvorlks,

Xsokuk Marble Works.
NO. !. .KsTABLIsHBp 1850,
\ JNO. O.eDAWDB0 Z BRO,
MANUFACTURERS on. &
GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, BURIAL
NAULT6, Eantlss, Table and Piss Teps, 81
Y every description Of Plain aad OruaaenAal
work il fossign and Domsstis Marble.
iy10-d1y
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FAD0AR 4 mAlNn0, ss
KUk PLANlNG AND TLtvOklAH NILl.,
% Cernes ~ r anA Danas ois., a
Near ~ Kanlnk = ~. Dss Astues =. y. DspUt j
znEAk1ho ~ LUMBER b ~ YeIeh. Hanv.
II 1aoo.sesUAaF 0eoss, 0huttafe, Dll16s, Dos6.
Dosr sna WinoeW yssnes, AQsiatn@ ~ evsfy
siss 80 faAAesAs 1lpesine, Wss1hStheAtdipS,
eeslving, Aaat'ss, -, fiisstsfsnadC Chain Panp
1abing.
. Plasea 80 Matched Ls1Ssr, 1ren - -
iashss n Width.
- lAses AssoSt.snt n the AAsus Aansd sftl-
49, eenatAntly = hAA1. ssgs IA M
4 PlAAtne - SAVING doas - ssaes, . shest ~.
tisesaaa fsassaabls taens, pa1 aWosean1s4 ~
4Aeeees ~ gE.& " " Y S q i tsstS 3s9 x &s
8 - RAstieslas sttsntien paid t. lllisg es1Gss
fckAA 4upbe MFiieN s AnsBtse, -
J =; 5sbis. if'I Eso7 sEl & =. .'s'ss .ss;ss
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". =. NARKaNss
Ala and Porter 0euot.

Ger. Main ana E1rsvesse. K eskuk.
a LII oFdsYs for Dotfled Alk and POkTER,
n Allsd eDl delivered ID any psftof thsptty.
Alseya qusasity Of Ale W the barrel. ORDERS
fspn Aahtsnes respectfully solicited sud pssnptN
attsu1oA 70 ~ W. 8. RANKIN.
ie211m 4&A4 5st Ha .S
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c1As. "a ooons. GBo. rAhons.
Charles Parsons x Co.,
BANKER.
EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
UnateA Ssases, CAltGsrnia X Oregon,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Also, sells exchange On LondGn, Berlin, Paris,
Leipsic, Csssei, Cologne, Bssmen, frank
fort on the Maine, Stuttgart, Ham
burgh aud Zurich In Europe.
sept l, dly
A l.. puMlBa. AK. LOVE-.
DEMINO 4 LOVE,
tSuccsssors to A. l.. Dsuing Co..
Danksrs anA Dealers An Exchange,
Nom street, K<okuk, Iossa.
DARTICULAR attention given to collections.
j Refer to
H.w Clark. Dodge 4 Co, New York;
Besbs AOo,
AdA.s Buekinghans,
J. w. Clark Co., Bostoni
Dyeael 4 Co., PhiiadeIphis;
e. ", CLARK Co..,
Johnston, Brother 4 Co., Baltimore,
Z. ". CLARK 4 Bros. 81. Louis;
Etsse Ssvings Institution, :"
Bsusist Donnelly,
Nn Heron d Co., Pittsburgh.
CsaasseiA Bank, Cincinnati;
N.Corwith CO., GalepA;
HsEron krsthrrs, Dubuque;
D. G. Convrss, Esq., Cashier State BAsk Of Ohio
zanesvills. tjy7
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FIX WcfA1EAHD i10USE.
FRONT ST. ....,........HI. MADISON, IONA. =
II AS beSa etlsse9a ~ tkes6nEAls ,onsvassd,
IL and y psW ) losgs and eennSdisa. sstaAaisA-
nsnt. .soatSaisAtt - fks ataAnhast laAAiag, AAdin
The ~e-y centre ef husiusss. !
Ta- sndsssiensa has fasaisAsl it Throughout IN
the, bsst Slyls, anA tfsees that long expert.
snes n The buSinssB 1in " Gav vexenseaj
satisfastioa. ssss.F
Oct. 20. l0S1. akvtf D.F. ROD.
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NEwPATENT ROOFING MATEKIAL
A VALUABLE INVENTION!
ArchitecIs ana Balldcrs, Attention |!
W. E. CHILDS 4 CO.'S PATENT
Elastic Ce m . MT z oofink!
FIRE AND WATER PROOF!y

We, the subscribers, have had ChiIds 4 Co.'s
Roofing put ON buildings by Mr. Rice, and
certify that far il has answered all the purposes
fur which roofing IL wanted, and from our sxpe-
rience ohsertuliy recommend il to cur fellow
citiEe ms ot ksokuk.
coNNABLE 4 SMYTu
HAMfLL, kALSrON q CO.
EDWARD kILB0URNE
uo0&, FRENCH 4 CO.
Nv. dAkKETS0N.
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PIANO FOKTEAy PIANO HORTESi!
gINWO very valuable instruments, made by Hall
4 let, Davis Co., celebrated ma annfacturers Bos.
ton, for sale cheap for CASH, or will be gcd
for country produce, or merchandise OF any kind.
KING 4 TAYLOR,
juneied&w No. MAin-st.
Sn Bxs. LEMONS, in store and selling Al yery
OU low, ut KING 4 TAYL0R's,
Jeibd1w ! Main-st.
lnNn BUSH. Potatoes. Just arriving, and will
lOUU be sold cheapa. KING s TAfLoR's,
leledaw No. MAiu-st.
tAMAkIsDs--A fresh supply just received by
= Jel6dAw MING 4 TAYLOR.
PINE ApplesI pine Appissi
"A FEW DOZEN select Pine Apples ust reoeiyed
"A Mt KING d TAIL0R'S.
d&w No. MainSt.
ktRulIs, Dried Apples, Dried Feachss, Lem
ons, Oranges, and nuts of all kinds, just
received at KING A TAYLON,s
Jys dAw No. Main st.
oranges! Oranges!!
Sn bAs. pr1ue Oranges just received from the
w East snd wi be cold at the reasonable prize
Of ~ 50 per box to the trade These are very fine
ffuit--the Lest that haze been brought into the
city thisseason. KIAG 4 TAYLOR,
Jane1ad NJ. Main-st.
uELODEOaA
'INWo very hne toned ins trunit nts fram the cell
ebrated manufactory of Maypn Il Hamfin
Boston, just received and for sale cheap for CASH
VIII be exchanged tor country produce, il applied
for soon. KIM !. TAYLOR,
5unelbu6w Np.1 Mnin-st
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Soc. per loo lbs,
4Oc. per loo lbs.
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Furniture ma Upholstery,
fifth IT,, bet. Main and JohIson,
AHAIk6 and MATTRESSES, Of every deserip-
~ uon, constantly ON hand
Particular atsentioa paid 10 ths Wbolesais Do
partncat. All orders promptly and carefully at
tended to. tiune7dym
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25
SIXTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

A. a large and influential meeting OF the Sixteenth
" ard Republican Association, held Friday, May - at
Union Hall the following resolutions offered by G u.
Butler. Chairman Of Special Committee, were una'-
mously adopted: - x.r.y,,s
R1or,g Tha; tie Constit1ton Of the Sa'e o. NewL
mod Tor the oppression Of the viii Of the Peope oS
H. nac,,t 81 avs through Legislature and an Executive
OF their election That Il alike the duty and 81 CHEST
Of any citizen to hsnor and obey all laws properly pAssu @
Il no pat OF the power OF the Judiciary 70 enact AVS OF pro-
hibt the ecation Of those enacted fl, .,
Rsorod That while it right of American citizen 70
the sxp-dieney and coDsttuonaty OF any sue az
it IL the less his duty TO conform to iarL -
legally annued aud surh ot resistance 50 ns
Fen sDdo Wood and bis supporters tcVll and nhSl ~
Metropolitan Police bill is reds0a 70 the STATE 80 d.
Resolred That law abiding citizens, We submit the
cation If the laws recently passed by the Legislature ~ ao
either the 1ped.ncy conslionsty Of those laws sa
condemn the hssrtess and re, conduct OF the Mayor
Of this city aud y acting with him in their resisting ~
force the Of the Legislature and msnesting
spr tacous the law. Ill bec0m
ing party which under the prex Of Lac and Order has
insisted upon obedience 20 laws the Illegal sxd iyrsnncs
in hdrsGs.
time in the of civilized nations the problem Of
iuc on purely Denoratic principles metropolis of million
az nhabsnis; that the task is rendered tenfold diff
cult by the presence Of floating population
whose vote Illegal control the city; that the
,oIntion Of tbs problem well organized Police force
Of the frst necessity in which the people Of the State
ara no. of cty ouy have the deepest interest and there
fore that deem the duty Of all good szens to tender
70 the Metropolitan Police Commissioners, and we hereby
pdse them our undivided support IN maintaining their
Tgh. under the from which they derive their sPpont'
men
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CRICKET.
MATCH BETWEEN THE SECOND ELEVEN or THE
NETWORK CLUB AND FIRST ELEVEN OF YoN-
CINE

MATCH BETWEEN THE SECOND ELEVEN or THE
NETWORK CLUB AND FIRST ELEVEN OF YoN.
HERS CLSB.
The pleasant and heathful game of Cricket, which
for long period Of years was nearly monopolized by
the English, and almost exclusively confined to the
limits Of Great Britain is rapidly growing into favor
with the young men of America, and especially in
New-York and its surrounding cities and villages.
Where there was one club ten year. ago. score of
them now exist, and the number is increasing with
each succeeding year. A large number Of clubs are
in frequent practice in this vicinity, ard the
present promises to be of unusual interest
to the lovers OF the game.
The inaugurating match Of the season upon the
cricket grounds at Hoboken took place on Saturday
between the Second Eleven Of the NeyYork Club and
the First Eleven Of the YOnkers Club The weather
was everything that could be desired, and the play
drew large number Of visitors TO the ground, among
whom there representatives from the II. George
Club OF this city and the clubs of Newark, Paterson
Manhattanvie and Harlem. II being yet early in the
season and the men not having had practice enough
to get themselves in good play, they did not make as
favorable an exhibition of their science as upon some
former occasions; bu considering their freshness the
score locks very well The play commenced at IL
o'clock-the New-Yorkers having won their /" ins"-
ard continued unit, atout O'clock with an intennis-
sop between the first and SECOND innings for dinner
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THE CITIZEN VOLUNTEERS.

The following document from headquarters shows
that the attempt Of Alderman Wilson and aman named
Turner to perver the members Of various Target COM
NAMES for the Interior benefit of Mayor Wood, has no
official sanction:
HEAD QUARTERS NEw-YoEK CITIZEN VOLUNTEERS
May - 1857. 5
The Chief Of the late parade OF the New York
h. held First and Second Divisions o. that organi1a0n
Tor the purpose Of offering the support Of that body 10 MALTA
capacity contest pending between the Aunspa snt
state authorities, takes occasion 70 say: ~,
That the New York Citizen Volunteers were an oTgnlath
having other object than % combine the Independents s
psnies Of the city into compact and di.1Pne1 o"'
for instruction and parade; =, 600.
That authority having been conferred upon the
terin Chief and STAFF and the Generals o. Dylsio ~
Stats but in with the Parade OF TIE % 81
th. Authority and term Of Office limited 70 'hAs paiss
and It's incidents; 80 ... -.
That all necessary orders under the power conferred apon am
will be issued heretofore by the OernnanpsI p
Hesdsusners and through the regular chaiiNe VI
ton gniZed IN military bodies -,
That he eenrs urporiiug have been held under ths
auspices Of tie Generals Of The F and Second DiVss.s u
this body were held without any orders consent or eon'
ensnsting from hesdqnsriersi - l., 81, 49, s,.-. q.
That there no right authority ID any OF lns
p.b. ~ ,bi. orraulation call assemblies thereof Tor
EcsI pgrrses or 10 commit this body 70 any course Of Po
cal action Whatsoever u. ~. ,..rnh.yx
Ts, All noitical proceedings the part Of the
~ "a. NuYork Citizen Volunteers such, are forgn 70 W.
md prposes the organizaon and OF no ui.ne'
s than H. expression Of the individual opinions u 'nos'
rsrsons al ing part In ,ueh proceedings. - OF
Nv order of HENRY WILSON Commsndsrin-' n'sI
VIZ II. DsBRow Adjutant General
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which was served upon the ground BY tia, old printer

Which was served upon Inc ground by That Cd prnsc
and cricketer, T. Richardson.
The first innings was nearly an even pull between
the two Clubs, the New Workers coming out oay thres
ahead: while Il must be acknowledged that the
Yonkers boys a little unfortunate in haying two
Of their best men Bashord and Pilkington) put out
by the accurate and troublesome bowling of Banere
before they had made q count. The fielding Of the
Yonkers Club was very good, but they did not seem
equal TO their opponents at the bat In the secood
innings majority Of the New-Yorker played rather
poorly, but the handsome scores of Buchanan, Hsr-
rson and Spivey put them beyond the reach Of ther
rivals, and they won the match. The foIlowingis
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edged and be objected 70 union on mat bans because
no differed very materially with many Of the things
esntaiped in Il He deemed UNION possible on COM
mon groands withou. FIXING any new landmarks.
The Rev. M LoRRI1ER offered prayer ana the
synod adjourned ill o'clock this morning.
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THE POLICE IN BROoKLYN-CoNFLIcT OF
AUTHORITY.

The conflict of authority between the Deputy
Superintendent ard thOse who oppose 'he heirop'''
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Total New. \ orsers....lst
YoNKERs CLUB.


match, which is exciting considerable interest aud
speculation, is to take place to-day Monday, at Hc.
boken. between the First Eleven Of the New-York
Club and sixteen of the Newark Club. This is first
class nlatoh and there viii doubtless be some good
plav. Among those announced are the following:
MATCHES TO CONE.
New-York City VS.. The United States-at Hoboken,
June 8.
boken june 10 or IL.
Second Elevens of the New-York and Newark Clubs
at Hoboken June lS
st. George VS.. New-York Club-at Hoboken, Ju-
lyl
Club. Return game--at Newark, Aug 5.
Second Eleyeus of the Newark and New-fork ClaOs.
Return game-at Newark, Aug. ID.
81. George vs.. New-York Club-at Hoboken'
Sept 9.