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. GLOBE BAKERY.

Nert door north Of I.isingston, Bel y Co.'S Store
ICHARD GoLlGHTLY bsgs to thank his
IL, trends and the public generally ior past
patronage, and soIiciis an inspection OF nis Pre-.
kinds Of which, viz, Mix Crackers, Butter
Crackers, Boston Crackers and Hard Bread, he
has a large quantity always on hand so that
emigTants and others can be supplied with q
choice stock Of the staff Of life, manufactured Of
the best material, and at moderate prices, at
moments notice, -. ~.
FINE LIGHT BREAD
Hot al nm. every day Pound Cakes, Weddipt
Cakes. Sugar Crackers, Cakes, BnnsS AbeTnethy
wine, anti-dyspeptic and soda Crackers made y
order on short notice II
Rye Bread three times week. TN
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"A Washington correspondent of the
n. X. Tribune states that the Admins
tratlon was in possession or evidence
that Governor Douglas intended taking
possession of San Juan the day before
IGenl. Harvey did So: in fact, says the
correspondent, nthe proposed ard con-
summated event were only separated
by twelve hours. = All this being true;
but Of which there Is yet no public evil
.dence offered, the Administration will
sustain Harvey, and the General will
expect an extra plume for smartness.
CALIFORNIA.
In the west as in the tast the Harper's
Ferry trouble was the public theme.
Capital political bunconbe on both sides
g. Democratic aud Republican. Next III
order was the San Juan occupation, but
beyond the personal movements Of Lieu
tenant General Scott and report, there IS
nothing definitely known touching at, or
referring to, i'm any way, the disputed
Territory, or the approval or disapproval
9of the course Of ten. Iarney OF Gov.
Douglas. General Scott had taken up
his quarters on Fidalgo Island, where he
was expected to remain during the PEN
.dcncy Of the dispute. The Victoria Ga
zette, Of Nov, 10. contains the following
paragraph;
learn HAT the q. S. troops, with The sx.
cepii1si Of Captain Pickeit's company, are ~ be
withdrawn from Bellevue BY a order from Lieu.
Tenant General Scott, who arrived here on Mon.
day on the Massachusetts,. Tie troops viii be
embarked IN n few days 10 return TO their former
stations Capt. Pekett's detachment viii re-
main nsoccupaney rs when first ordered 10
Bfi,evne by General Harvey General Scott did
not land al Bellevue, but while the Massacbn-
srits remained 10 fhe harbor he was visited BY
Captain Provost and the officers Of III NJ. S..
Sate he, stationed there. General Scott left FOR
Port Townsend 20 await the arrival OF the p Nj.
3. Northefner, In which he will proceed to Sa,f
Francisco, where he will remain for further in
struciloas from the home governments IN refer.
ence 70 The settlement Of this question" 81 \
ehave it BY report in this city that
General Scott had returned to San Fran
cisco and was now on his way to the
east; il is, however, only report
"A heavy freshet had occurred in the
American River, swelling the volume Of
the Sacramento, and creating a great
commotion among the floating crafts, and
doing much damage to them and the.
banks Of the river. Tie freshet had also.
caused considerable damage in the inte-
rior. as the river was we'll. filled with
logs, lumber, the wrecks Of water wheels,
houses. &c. .: :.,.. ..... .@..,. p.
The Sacramento Daily Union Of Nov.
18th, reports the suicide of Df. H..
Shipley, by taking stryehnine in that
city preceding day. The doctor had.
been connected at different times with
the Marysville Herald, Grass Valley
Telegraph, Nevada Democrat, and
finally the Democratic State journal.
He was a native Of Boston, Massachu-
sets. His father was Deacon Simon
g. Shipley, a baker, who formerly did
business on Union street. and was sew
eral times a Democratic candidate for
the Legislature Of Massachusetts,.
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/ IN TRAN VAST.

TT1HE undersigned, having had long e&perlen
III III this business, would respectfully inform
his friends and the people Of UIab generally, tia
he Is on hand to make out 35s
POWERS or ATTORNEY. LEASES,
ARTICLES 81 .fGR EElfENT,
and all other documents of Ike charactei; also
.APPLICa77ONS FOR PENSIONS,
i'll B0tiNTY LAND 81 .s.. FL.
and other claims on Government, made out on The
shortest notice. K l1 III 3 IA ga # 3gssS
He i connected with responsible persons who
willpTomptiy attend TO The a 4. AZ. Il. 5
COLLECTION or MONEY
In the United States and Iii Europe i.
No charges made Tor any Information he may
be able to commuaiea's on these subjects 10 any
person who may favor him with a cali
By q strict and rigid attention 10 business he.
hopes 70 receive liberal share Of public patron
age. For reference in regaTd Incompetence, in.
tegriiy and Just dealing. refer 10 any person who
has been acquainted with him for tie last ten or
fifteen years. # @:3ssE..es I. 3s:. IRA.
K OFFICE n Geo. Gronyn g. Co.'S Store,
signof the big 2, Temple Street; q. s. T.. City.
l0s3m w. CLAYTON.
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- J 60, q lhs I.gI.alIye cauasIl.l
r,Ir rrtLTURE on COTTON

4 2 =
n H. Lsq.istis Coaaeil Of Utah Tsrritory. !
u Van, COMMITTEES u 81 opinion that the raising
. I, .o,,on ID lie county o. Washington is not
},unr,ellcabIs, and that the experiments which
n,sa been made are % far from beiag failures,
,h.t thew give rood reason 20 hope for sufficient
b .,,r..a u enable ihe Territory % supply itself
..;,I,.ut ,,npor.aliol ii no dist6ntday The diff
I s.l,Is. which have been Iabored under BY the
1 ,,.ne.rs ii cotton raising, have been Of no or
dl..tv character, they were anscquainted with
4. climate, consequently could not Judge cOr-
,,ctly 81 the proper season for planting The seed
rl,ut.l had been ssveral years old and ii. In
t.,ior quality, and but small portion Of ii ger
i inflated. They were nhacquainted with The ma
+ tire q the sol 81 Washington county, and
could NOT judge correctly n the kind Of land
: best suited 10 The cotton plant; many Of them
"a never cultivated cotton, and we're totally nm
.couainted win lhs manner Of lis culture; others
lad cultivated il on The rich land ii Texas Or The
Southern States, where itneeded little care or
4 attention; none Of them, however, bad ever seen
ii grown BY irrigation, and were entirely nnac-.
qaainted with the correct manner Or proper time.
81 applying the water; much o. the land thus.
] planted was found unfit for the cotton culture by
1 lie presence 81 mineral Substance ID the
E soil. $50. 4.
Ii The irrigation dams, having been hufrielly3
Z boit and but temporary at best, have been car
iedaway 81 food Of accident, thereby depfiviag
thspIanis d water for time, when they mos,
needed 1t. Late planting has subjected the
plants to destruction BY frost. Many Of the
fields whsre cotton has been planted have been
destitute Of fence, and those that were fenced
were insufficient % protect The crops, and much
loss and damage have been sustained thereby;
and IN one instance, good prospect for a crop
Wasdestroyed by a hall storm. Notwithstanding
these and several other obstacles, every years
experience has shown decided improvement III
he quality Of the cotton produced, and we soc
no greater reason 70 be discouraged In the cub
ture of cotton In the county Of Washington.
than there existed for save III veara FOR tia t,,l
ture Of FAX In Utah county. ....; . y :s
The cotton produced last year is OF much bss4
Ter quality ana greater quantity per acre Than
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III IN rendering my thankh 10 those friends who
* have kindly responded 10 my lase call Tor
paymtnt, ! beg respectfully % notify ali who
ARE similarly insiehied 70 me for professional
services, that Messfs Ferguson a Blair are
outstanding accounts are hereaftor 70 BE paid 10
their collector, Mr.. John d. Maibsn, who i
authorised 70 receipt for The same.
Z VIM. FRANCE, M d.
9. 8 = City, Dec. /, 1859. I5sif
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FOREIGN NEWS.
AIExIco.....

A conspiracy was discovered at Mazat.
Ian on the goth October, one day only
preceding the appointed time for its con:
summation. TWenty-three conspirators
were arrested The leaders Don Mig.
uel Girls, Don Miguel Caraza, Don Jose
Heignal, Don N. Cererol, Don Jose El.
zandi and two others=-Were put on board
the Queen Of the Isles, and sent of 70
Acapulco TO be delivered to General Al
varez. The others were imprisoned in
MBzatlan, to await q, vessel which was
to take them and also Colonel Campo 5
party Of exiles, brought back from Cali
fornia in the Guilleta, to Lower Caliior-
mia. Z = .:::a ::..sz: - . u
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CABINET TURNING.

III BEG leave 10 Inform my friends. and the
II pnblic generally, that I have secured the
services Of JoHs POWELL, one Of the best turner's
TO be found in The Territory. Having had con.
siderable experience, he can Turn out all kinds ii
work IN the first style. Give ms call, and YOU
will Be suited ID work and price. s h: Il. N,
Beesieads, Fables, Chairs, &C., Go, always
on hand, for SAILS al reasonable rates Il. e '..
. 2, M. CAST, 18th Ward,
on State Road, half a block north Of Emigration
Street, and opposite Hrman Hsde's l7-tf
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LANES RIRD,

CABINET. MIXER, IrI'HOLSTERER, I
TURNER AND GEfAIR-AIiKEil,:. Is: L:
Second door south OF Surveyor Generals Office,
ON WEST TEMPLE STREET.
MIR, BIRD il prepared To- execute all orders
1Nl entrusted 10 him in d finished, workman
like manner I1e has on band a large supply Of
weli.sensoned Mountain Mahogany; and vii
furnish TO order promptly,
TEN.PIN3 AL LEY BALLS,
COUNTING HOUSE RULERS
MILKING CANES.
and every article in his libe 70 crafty the mos
fastidioGs taste. s .s Fl 81 4 3 II
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w. BA Liza n,

. 3. 9'G - W. " ~ a n u a Iyg # ~ g "a
WITCH MIXER And JEWELL,gH.
DETURNsh is sincere thanks 10 a. brethren
IN and friends al large. Tor tls yery liberal pat
F9asge he has received during iiio three years
past ne has lone bGshess III tits city, ara hopes
by strictsttenton 20 business md executing work
- ne best possible manner 70 conlnue 10 receive
~ liberal share Of The public patronage
Ills stock i Of the best duality Watch.
glasses inserted from 50 cents 10 IS cents
each. Gold and Silver Watches, Old Gold, Silver,
Ne, purchased II a liberal price FOR cash.
ORFIcE on East Temple Street, opposite Mr..
Nixon's Store, Mest aide. @. s. Il City.
Il. W. BALLAN.
~ All persons indebted 10 me, are re-
ques.e.l 70 make immediate payment.
lB-tf h d. ...' A w. ii. &
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n. APPLEbY,
COVE, GET YoUR MONEY!.
w. /. APPLEBY,
ATTORNEY II COULNSELL0R .a1t I.dyv,
AND SOLICITOR IN CiIANCERY, ~

ATTORNEY n COUNSELLOR sa1f LdN,
AND SOLICITOR IN CiIANCERYs III
yTTILL attend 10 the collection u Debts,
4NN Claims, SC. In the Territory of Utah.
Powers Of Attorney FOR the States, Canada,
genitu1e Or otherwisel, Deeds, Bonds, Mort.
cages, Bills Of Sale, Declarations for Bounty
Lnnd Warrants, Pensions, Indian claims, Leases,
Sc, &C., drawn up legally and with dispeteh.
Legal counsel given free Of ctaTge, where he.
executes the papers.
Having had some twenty yearsi pTatiee IN the
business. he warrants Ill papers executed BY him,
where the claim Is just and information cofreete
Bills made cut Books, posted, SC. r.. "a
s s5.,s ;s5:s1. TERMS LIBERAL. 49, IN
OFFicE In Mr.. Ballah's Watch and Jeweify
Store, East Temple Street, west side, @. s. &
City. BIZ: l6.tf
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COLLECTION On NIoNEY
DENTAL ART.

TIME undersigned has received an assortment
of Ssoeton,s celebrated GUM TEETH;
He Is now prepared 70 accommodate such as
may all.on him, with from one 10 q full set on
Gold Plates. ..+ n. !.
Il. + JAS. M. BARLOW,
| / Il Clock and Watch Maker,
# First house east 81 the Dsseret Store,
Att i q. s. l. City q rs
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J MERCHANTS Ann oTHEps.
I JOHN 3. MAIBEN

.yNTlEL attend to the COLLECTION OF
1. Y ACCOUNTS throughout the Territory,
aud any other business that may be entrusted 10
his care, ON resonable terms. .5e 3l
Being Travelling Agent for the MeuNTAIxEkR,
any Accounts left al the Office of that paper.
VIII be duly Forwarded and attended 10. l3-tf
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NOTlCE.

HAVE placed the whole Of nv Accounts
I Into the hands Of Mr. John b Maibsn fof
collection. All persons indebted will therefore.
sobllge me BY settling with him Immediately. /
shall require interest on account 81 long stand.
ing. 1I.3t SAML. BRINGHtJRsT.
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q OCIAL PARTIES win be held ii Indspeu.
~ dencs Hall. on Main ST., opposite VIM
Nixon,s, every Monday evening, conlmeneine n
2 o'elocK For particulars apply 10 Alexander
Daft, a The Hall. Refreshments supplied ii All
hours on reasonable terms l7.lim
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NOTICES.

III HAVE placed my Medical ACCOUNTS ipdia.
Is cIiminateiy in the hands o. John b. Maiben,
Esq, FOR collection. Persons indebted " HI, ilere
fore, oblige me BY settling with him forthwith
either III money, produce, or due bHls.
sa ~ II w. r. AND RsCN, III. ID.
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EsTRAY CATTLE.

A LII STOCK running at large in this city, 4
n driven 10 the public Stray Pound on Mon.
day the 26tll inst, by 10 o'clock a.n., they vii
ts taken care Of, and driven TO the range. M
damages will Be allowed. -,
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ADVERTISEMENTS
TAKEN UP,

nNE red STEER, with some white spots
" branded " Shhtliff on right horn, an illeg
ible brand OH right hip. :. -. =. -, +.
4 s WILLIAM McGHIEi
1871 ~ Mil Creek Ward.
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FA 1, Il 3. FoIs SALE.

A GOOD FARM, Sc miles north, on Three
"A NH Creek, for sale, or TO exchange ter
personal or city property. Enquire Of a.. ..
Reckwith, next door TO Bishop Hunters totn
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FARM Fob SALE,

aARto be LEI. in Kay's Ward, containing *
" acres, - acres Of which are enclosed pas
turage, all ia the nelahboThood Of a good rang'
for stock A good adobe house Of three icons GU
md stable ON IL The house may be occupied
from Ist Dee. Apply To- LIZ: y. j.
: .19.3m THOMAS d. BROWN, nth Ward.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49,.

ID X virtue 81 an order OF lhe Probate Court FOR
- Great Salt Lake County, will DO Sold 1T
PuBLIC. AUCTION, on Saturday, January TIN,
isoO, at the Subscriber . Law OFficE, East Tenn
PIE street, q. 8. T. City, the following described
RroPer belonging to The Estate Of ALMoN w.
bsshlIT, ESQ, late Of 9 s 4. City, deceased:
The HOMESTEAD, consisting 81 one fine,
Iar ar, dwelling House, well flushed. with good
wen ot water at The door, d eommodious Barn,
Out Houses, &c, with the Lot pertaining thereto.
containing some two and half acres Of land, sfta-
ate IN The 18Th Ward. 4 .Ia IA s., ~
Also, one small DWELLING HOUSE. and
full Lot, ID said Ward, and one Small HOUSE
and quarter Lot, situate In the 18th Ward. q. s.
II City, together with one good Pianolor;e.
h Also, NJ the same time aud place, will ~ sold
The following Catalogue Of Law. BOOKS. III !.
~ vols Y. 5. Digest, / Metcalf & Perkins. 10
bacon,s Abiidgments Governs Treatise, 6 Hills
Reports, 2 \. York Digest, Denio,s Reports,
Story on Protnissory Notes, 40. on Bailmenis,
2 Cruise Digest, Hammohd's Reports, Phil-
In on Evidence, Wilcox's Bigesi,sil Hovenden
on Fraud, i Gilman,s Ills Digest. IS KinnIe,e
Law Compendium, ChittySs Pieadinr i Pott-
hers on Contracts, Bailey On Bills, STA rkie on
SANDER, Powell on Deyises, 8 Chitty OH Bills,
&c. 4, Espinasse's Nisi Peius, 1 do on Evidence.
II Ohio Reports, DunlaP's Practice, 3 Chitty's
Pleadngs. Archbold's do.. 1 Glsenlesf ON Evil
dencet Blackstone's Commentaries, 3 TomIin,s
Law Dictionary, Philip on Evidence,2 Story's
Equity Pleadisgs, Kinnie,s Kent Cnmmentar.
Us, 10 American Jnrist, 3 Chitty,s Common
Inv, Story on BaiIments, &c. + z.
Sale TO commence Al ! o'clock, pm, on said
day, when attendance will be given, and condi-
tons made known By,
4. ..5.. ISL w. Il APPLEBY,
0 Administrator, SC.
.3s3 N B.--All persons indebted 10 The Estate Of
AaW. Babbitt, Esq, deceased, on notes % hand,
rents, or otherwise, are requested to make imme-
date payment; and any one having books belong
ing % said estate IN their possession, loaned or
otherwise, are requested 10 return them 70 me
immediately. l6.st VII. a.
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esprty uetan # the woTks, at eest not 70 exceed
81 roo Geo. Of tbe capacity for The delivery OF - 900
esIIops Ssly The work BDaer thb contract was for
ally con o. the 3lst Of July 1863, By breaking
eorpd for ,. ser soir on Tidg Of high lands which
xte nd ibrous he tsand They we're formerly known
az he Cy pr.ts Hls but the site 10 now called Ridge
Woo. Ii is Just north Of and the Long Island
Railroad, about one mile from The city line
tix nis from the Guy Hs The work upon the reeer-
vor az p With vsor and on the Alb Decem
ber 1853 water was Introduced into the city contains
tws dvuoDs similar 70 the Cotton reservoir s capA
CITY LII 600 OON gaons In Depth 1t ntwsnty feet Nth
surface Of about thirty acres One dvieion oDly
tonplsteo and il pOw contains come fifteen feet OF
water. The other will be 6psb bed in few weeks. rhe
eplne bouse containing The pump we'll ia located at the
loot q he ridge 10 feel long by so wide
capable Of four la re pumping engines OF
ne Cornish any other make and OF capacity each Of
delivering Ten million gallons ia t~enty- four hours But
ere snfre he erected and use II has a cyloder
OF Dps'y feet diameter and feet stroke, and two
puBpe az ibu;y six iDrh diameter and same stroke
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Cur Naval Correspondence.
UNITED STATES FLAG SHIP WABA
SPrZzIA (Sardmial. Auyll 4 1879

UNITED SrATEs FLAG SHIP WABASH I
SrEzzIA (Sardmia), April 4, 1852
Departure Of ne Wabash from L>gAoyx-Ru~ass0 Aground
owning oM q acknowledgement Tlfe oW hhcNor1,
GN~s, Shells, dc Cd tie Assista.ce Of Bngli,A
No, 1~,r., NJ S...,c ~ ar, ., y.,,.v ., h.
49,, D., - =, -, -, 800 - -
0s~ o" D"~@ y Me ~o'sss-bHsge" eho'9ss Ayds"S
St~msadev Lorg-Un,ted States SAip Ascedsica Es
..,.J y,S,e,nI,us of IN. SA.,-C.uyt Martial fc
n,, e. = A., a, -
We 'e' @eno'n' i~o"py' oh 'ne ~ 'ns', making our
s4ay thsJ al that place than nj FIRST anticipated aud
s, An nm M fortunate m,shap ovup 70 the
, -, -, =. !.
% our Pno., w io"npe FS w sn. .v""s ous "a
HnoSr, eompemns US 70 taAe guy GUT snses ancoors
AN Cur eg guns, Empty snens &c', smcn w,.o cons
'Aoe un'ouy Se'e ,sn"os mes' n' W. ' 80, ~" W,
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ssst osS sno neps We wsr" ,uteps 81, ..ts"s ".sa
fH,'tw sna s'esI 20 VIC nopo :, ss ~
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se.s ,.,suso 20 o". ruu as W., uyn ~ We
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Sporting Intelligence,

HEENAN's CBALLEHGE AND CONDITIONS ON WHICH HE
CAN HOLD TIE ENGLISH BELT If VICTORIOUS OVER
SAVERS.
In the las. number Of Bells Life IN Londo, the forth
coming match between Sayers Heenan occupies con-
siderable space Lest oreieners should be
In their hopes blunder calculations the follow
ing Information is freely given by that sporting oracle
We have been asked says Beu npumerabe questions
10 the rth, Of Keenan, 10 fight for the belt which
VIII give general reply the subject Of the champion
chip The rules, take IT, which this title has been
supposed 10 exist, may be taken as follows
That any man who Oilers 10 fight all coners at all
weights for f2C0 sde ana fufs bis OF wuen called
upon 60, within pie tne exceeding
mcDtLs after either the challenge former 1gbt
wLo dc cas- the person opposing hs professions be
considered coampoh Of England That he not iund
60 ont OF his country 10 tight challenger, but must fight
all who W his oupgnll Of whatever country
color IN succession, or sgn his possession 70 any
ready to unoertake IT, That any foreigner who
may feat him only be considered champion Of Eng
land oug he remains in this country, thst with
regard to the champion belt be allowed 10
remove IL from this country uoess be holds on the
above eapst ell for three years depo-
site us vaue, f00 In our bands as o security for ks
soJaton, should be not accept any challenge issued 10
him In The usual way.
The following 10 Heenan's official cartel To sayers;-
John Hssnsn Of hs city Of West Troy United t..ss Of
England fight in sI mooihs from The nme OF his
Der Tor two seosr.d pounds and the chmoas Belt the
al take place near London nsand and TO DO governed
BY The rules Vi the London Prizo hing. -
JOHN c. HERMAN.
ACCOMMODATING the above $3.50 we're sent as The frs.
do, s,t IL runor ed that Tom savers has written TO
this city, stating that the Benica Boy be
coumodated as early as he can arrive IN England Hee
nan however does rot IN end 10 leave here before july
probably viii claim his battle al the expiration Of the
FIX months after the frat deposit is made This viewed
10 variety Of ways by the spo u. Should Heen An ad
here to hs Say ere viii be Obliged 10 fight in about two
months after bis battle with Bre,e, which s scarcely
eopeidsIed fair play.
p lhe receut fight between Savers and ben.
Roll make ths ft I'M on he
champion Of England, which the sports here favorable
N Heer an are making most or and which Is
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RIDGnwooD OR NASSAU,
WHICHEVER Ir MAY Bs,
WITH GOOD lArKvT
WIZ wwLnoMs like.

The Eastern District Hremen express an Intention Of net
participating 10 the general celebration OF 10 day uuiees
sbe Common Council make appropriation 70 Day for
the music.
While the proccssioo passing the corner q Grand
street and Union avcpue two men, named John Wood
row. as Shooting Jack aud Oscar Myer, out OF The
porter house q Mr.. Atkinson, the corner o. Grand
street and Union avenue, hebtng They clnched on tho
sdewak Ard fell. When they separated by ofcer
bcs OF she sixth precinct, was found that Woodrow
had bitten piece out Of the lower LIP OF Myer, Wood
row was locked up and ryer taken 10 the olsc OF Dr.
Owens, where his wopfA we're dressed. Tne piece a
me hp hss ~As o"en out Was found by the bysanders
but cannot he replaced. Bon painters By IrAdo.
th,ee professions were not strictly in accordance with
the iocas OF INC Comm tee of Arrangement who pre-
irred ttst tho Or should Tor I'M morrow rather
han spcn0 Their energies Va such nasty Sloppy dis
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