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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept. g.
Ashes-quiet; sales at Is 60 for Pots andl5 so for
Pearls.
vvsson-5 90 lower; sales 100 bales at IS for mid
ding uplands.
Flour sales 1000 bbls; State and Western 25d50c
lower; Super State tUdl0 90. Extra 10 2isQIu 30
choice do 10 sOd 10 60; hound Hoop Ohio IL 10 q
ii 30; choice do ii 35Gi3 20; SupeTfne West ~
5Ja %; common TO good Extra do 10 40a il 90;
SoutnefL-duli sales 200 ODis; Mixed 10 Sood III ~
gl2 90; Fancy and extra y 50a ala 90; Canada
lower; sales 900 bbls; common txrrs 10 3Oal0 40
extra good to choice 10 5oal2 co,
Nhest-2asc lower: sales - 90 bushels; Chicago
Sprlng22 q 81; milwaukee club 22ia2 %; Winter
kec Western S502i'.
Corn-duii and 2d3s lower: ssles As. 900 busheis;
mixed Ne extern 1Valf2
oats-quiei; sales at 81 &c for Canada, 90 aga!
for State, 93.c for Wrsterp.
Beef-quer: ssles bbls; Country mess Is COS
is 90; prime 900al0e0; rspasked Chicago Is COG
20 co. prime mess 81 0a35 %.
PorE-duil; safes 0l5o DOS; new mess Al 9oG4l 60,
Cut Meat.-steady.
Lard-frmer; raRs lsO) bbls at % a24jc.
Butter-uEsettled; Ohio s3af5; SIase 50 aj5c.
Whiskey-iower; SAFES 600 ibis At s0Gl 81.
Rce-eni
sugar-dul; sales 1870 hhds; Muscovado2 Doc
Coffee-dul
Molasses-uull.
Naval Stores-Quiet
Spirits Tarpenllne-s ioe3 IS, crude nominal.
Iar-l6 U0ais 20.
Resin As u0a50 90.
lron-auieti kslesSeotch pig 70 0oGi5oo
freigha to Liyorpool-duii.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

THE FRENCH LAS6UAGE.-We call the at
tention Of our readers to the advertisement OF
Prof. Masse in another column. This gentle
man was educated at Charlemagne College.
Paris, and since that time has devoted much
of his attention to instructing In the French
language. His is no Canadian potois, but the
true Partisan French, Those who take lessons
OF Prof. Masse viii learn the French language
in all It's beauty and purity. 1t is his vernacu-
lar, and he gives to it the true French pronun-
citation. He comes to us highlyrecommended
BY the first men Of our country, and those who
desire TO learn the pure French as spoken in
the learned CIRCLES, viii end the Professor Just
such teacher as they need.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
Another Noble Demonstration for the
Country


The spacious City Hall was again densely
crowded on Saturday evening by the friends
OF an undivided country, who are determined
to stand by the Government till the last rebel
gun has been captured, the last rebel sword
has been surrendered or broken, and the last
Fehsl has either returned TO his allegiance, fed
his country, or explated his offence IN prison
or upon the scaiold.
The meeting was intensely enthusiastic, and
demonstrated that the nres of patriotism are
brightly burning, that the Union sentiment Is
intense and daily becoming even more inten-
sined, and that coEperLeadlsm aud Kindred
treasons are an sbominatIon Ia the sight OF
our Union-loying citizens, aud will receive 4
whitening rebuke at the polls on Monday
next
The meeliag was presided over by Hon. Jas.
T. AeCobb, who, on taking the chair, called
attention TO the glorious news from Atlanta
which bad been flashed over the wires since
the meeting Of the previous evening. The al
lusion 10 that last great victory over rebellion
was received with storm Of applause, and It
was some moments before the chairman could
siste the object OF his alusion TO that great
event, which was that the audience should
give three cheers for Sherman and his gallant
army The cheers were given in way that
Is perfectly characteristic of 'Down East
sadaenea ghea their hearts are in the work
After music by the band, the chairman with
appropriate words, introduced L b. TURNER,
Esq, oil Texas, as the speaker Of the evening.
Nj. Turner, who is a refugee from southern
5espot.sm, and no stranger to our loyal Port
land people, was received with enthusiastic
applause, and for an hour and twenty minutes
was listened to with a degree of attention
which was as complimentary to him as it must
have been inspiring.
DIR. Turner deals faithfully with the Ganscs
and consequences OF the rebellion; the blight
Ing influence Of negro slavery, it, tendency to
make the non Shareholders and poor white
people the slaves of ignorance aud prejudice
and the supple tool of designing men and dem
agogues, 1t was grand effort, and the au-
asence showed their appreciation Of II by fire.
queut outbprsts of applause,
Mr. Turner, we are glad To learn, Is to speak
during the week in several places 10 this Con-
gressional District, appointments for which
will be found in the appropriate column. He
vii 90 good wherever he goes
# the close Of the speech beautiful patri-
otto song was sung by Mr.. John L. Shaw, as
sisted by two ladies-Misses Bates and Han
son. The band Of the 18th u. s. Infantry, by
the courtesy Of Major Andrews al Fort Prebe,
Eas IN attendance, aud their splendid and ar
tistic performances INDICATED their reputation
as one OF the very best bands in New Eng
land or elsewhere.
Tuesday evening next another grand dem
onsirauon Will De mad, aud hon. John A,
Peters OF Bangor, will be the speaker 1t will
be necessary to go early to secure seats. Tie
baud and club will be in attendance.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

folks and teaehere having hsa vacation Of
i've and six weeks, will enter upon their
school exercises to-day with renewed vigor,
refreshed and invigorated' by the relaxation
from study and care, and healthful exercise in
the open air. 1t is to be hoped tat the boys
aud girls VINO are conleeted with various
schools in the city and are not kept away by
sickness or other unavoidable causes, will be
in their seats this morning at the appointed
hour, determined to make the most of tho OPP
portunities afforded.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
LOUIS BUNcE,
Superintendent of Burials.

FAKR OF TIsHSU.-The Fakir had a
crowded AUDIENCE Saturday evening and his
performances were highly spplauded.
At the request of many who have been I'M
able to obtain entrance TO the hall, the Fakir
has consented TO give one more entertainment
this evening, on which occasion $50 gifts Of
greater value than any he has before offered,
will be presented. Among them is hand
some chamber set, gold watch, child's car
riage, dc. This is positively his last appear
anee here for the present.
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$50 Reward /!

S2J Reward :
CTOLEN from the SUBSCRIBER Tuesday Even
- ing while in Pieces auction room, Calf Skin
Pocket Rook sontaing sS4 in money. a note against
Charlss hoogdon, Gorham, for $50. and enc against
Charles Hooper for So. The above reward will be
paid the recovery of the property aud the ds,ec-
ton of the thief
Tune S.-tf GEORGE BECK.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

For the Pool,
.H-S-s Steamer CLIPPER" will leave
- Factory Island wharf. saco, for th,
''r0UL" every dav, Sunday cxceptedl at l0A N
and2 N. Returning leave the Pool at II A. N.
and P. N, arriving in time for the evening train
for Portland
Fare from SAGE 70 ths Peai -aa saek so cts.
ExosrGion Tickets furnished 10 parties OF Fifty OF
more, from Portland 10 The Pool and back by rail
road and steamboat, at 90 cents.
BOSS 4 STURDIvANT
IS Commercial ST., Portland.
Aug. Sd, 1e84.-dtt
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

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Burke Emeiine
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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

Board.
QUITS Of Rooms, with Board, can be obtained BY
y applying Immediately at 30 Dsnforth street.
May nth. mayl2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

MORTALITY OF PoRTtAsp.-1h whole
number Of deaths in this city during the
month of August was 100 OF them died Of
Consumption, %; measles, 7;fevers, s; dis
eases Of the brain, 4 cholera inlantum, IA; old
age, 2; paralysis, / diseases Of bowel, IA;
drowned, 2; disease of the heart, 4; Group, ] !;
dFopsy,4 apoplexy, humps, ! /, liver COM
plant /; commissions, 3; scrolula, /; cancer.
l; ruptured, / /; diptheria, =; -canker, 2; infan-
tile, 2; still born, 3: unknown, /; burn, l.
Ages-under years, "a between and 10,
I; 10 and 20, 8; 20 and 50, g.; so and 40, 4;
20 and 30, o; % aud 90, 2; 90 and 10, =; 20
and so, 5; SO and 90 /. Female, Al; Male,
so.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
Items fron Southern Sources.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.
The Richmond Examiner has dispatch
from Mobile, dated Aug. a0th, WHICH says
there are six Union vessels oil Dog River Bar
The Petersburg Express says large body
OF Yankee cavalry moved, on the seth ult..
around towards the Weldon Railroad, probably
on another raid.
The same paper states that Gen. Maury says
the non combattauts of Mobile give him more
concern than all else. They will not leave
the city because as they say, they have no
planters to afford them shelter.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

REAL EsrATE.-Two valuable lots on Com
mercial street will.be sold at auction by E NJ
Patten this afternoon. The first, at & o'clock,
is the lot nearly opposite the head OF Frank
liz Wharf, extending to Fore street. The
other, at l o'clock, is the lot next east OF
the Tyler block. Both Of these lots are valu-
able for commercial purposes, and they offer a
good chance for capitalists TO invest.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
.M.PArrEN. AucTIoNEKR, IL Eyeb,p,, 3,
Administrators s,to

LAND CIV COMMERCIAL ST. ar AUc7rov
Ri virtue Of license granted 10 mo BY tho Hen
1JJohn a. Waterman. Judge of Prohats .as , nen.
tef!and County, shall SELL ut Public Auet on ~,
the premises. ON honcay the 9th day of senteu -.
a ID, Is 4. at O'Clock in the AZ erns on for nav
nent Of debts. and CT argos Of Aominisn alton IL
rom the Estate Of the late VI. r.. smith, Tine a
,ourihs In common and undivided, of the valuabi a
~ Land on Commercial Street, ne a. III opposit a
neaa Of Franklin Wharf, together with tie 10
'sfsion OF Dover g. the 80 mo-
ms To- extencs from Commercialto Fore strrsf
Th Ia = good front on both sire els
a,, ~ -, aows Ris ht of Dover in sbe above prop-
mis- iSs 1o s at the same time and place.
40 NJ "a feet BY sbeut Isl eet In asnsh
Inc Westsy.t., a1e irem the Grand Trunk Der OF TO
net In the hsr n DeI Of and is tho only lot that IL
EseLs,a I oeesty may re seen at the Mere hsnts
tioneer u the Cfhce o. the Anc-
aug30 DIT.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Letters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IN the Post Office at Portland. state Of Maine eth
l. day OF septemb :, 1854 -"
80 obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must can ios 'adcertised Istters give the date Of
TINS list' ana pay one cent for advertising
lfnot called fer within one month .hav vii,
te cont T. the Dead Letter Office
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

SAD AccIpEST.--In firing a salute satur-
day at Lewiston, in honor of the capture OF
Atlanta, by the premature discharge OF the
gun, two men we're seriously and 1t was feared
fatally injured. Each OF them had an arm
blown of and they were otherwise injured in
the face. Some other persons were slightly
injured. Our informant was unable to learn
names OF particulars.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
TO TIE AFFLICTED
DIR. WV. DEMING,.
Medical Electrician
No. N Ciapp's Block,
1y Electr1c1ry


Hy E1eCtr1C1ty
The Rheumatic the sogsy, the lame and the Ia,y
leap with JOY, and move with the agility and elssfr
ny Of youth; the heated brain Is cooled the fost
bitten hInps restored, the nneouth defcrmitses "a.
moved; aintness converted to vgor weakness %
strengths the blind made 10 soe the deaf to hear Al
the paisied torm TO move upright; The ole7shes a
youth are obliterae1; the accidents CT nature u :
prevented; the ezlamlties % old age cbyiAtsd. sx6
IN active oresiaiiob maintained.
LADs ES
who have cold hands sui feet. weak stomsehs.
lane and weak backs; nersoas ana sick hesdscl a.
dizziness ard swimming in the head with india e.
ton and constipation OF TIRE bowels; pain in the side
ard back; leVecsrh0a, Ter vAisosl; falling Of N
womb with internal cancers, tumors, polyprs. frd
al thai long train diseases viii FIND In Fiectrse-
ify = sure means OF cure For painful merstruats n
TOO profuse menst-uGfion. an OF those long lire
OF troubles with yoang adies Electricity is Ger ain
specific and will IN shcrt tiae restore the su fes
to the yigor Of health.
We Asrs an Electro ca. ieal Apparasss 70.
extracting Mineral Poison run she ystern such :,
Mercury Anvirnony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds who
arc troubled with str Joints, weak backs and vsrl-
oas other difficulties, the direct cause Of which. In
nine cases out Of ten. the eject poisonous drus
can be restored 10 Eat1Fa 9Th and yigor By ths
use OF nom i've 10 eight Baths.
once hears from O'Clock a. -. 10 i P.n.;l2
8; ard7te ?. y.
Consuftation Frss. iyI4sssa
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w. r. FEssENDEN,

Secretary Of the Treasury.
The bonds for this loan are ready fer immediate
deliye "
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
Municipal 0ourt---Sept. 8.

James W. Davis, for drunkenness and dis
tnrbsnee, was ordered 10 pay q nne of three
dollars aud costs. Refusing to pay he was
committed.
Michael Wood, for assault and battery on
his wife, was fined three dollars and costs,
which he paid
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

LECTURES We understand that Rev. Or.
Pomeroy will lecture at Rev. Mr.. Robes
church in Falmouth, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, Of the present week, on
The Lands of the Bible. Lectures to com
mence At IL O'clock
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

NAVAL REeRyIIs.-I The number of re-
crults shipped on board the U. S. School Ship
Sabine. since her arrival at this port and up to
Saturday last, Is "a seamen, 50 ordinary sea-
men, 42l landsmen. Total 544.
The number transferred during the same
tine is q seamen, 50 ordinary sean en-. 356
landsmen. Total 10.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

Il Mednesdsy, Sept. !, at 8 o'clockt 81 on,h.
OpTemses, We shall tell q valuable prom - 20 ~
me Town House In Cape Elizabeth On he 80 ssr
me ocean Hense, and one E.ile from Po,tis "a
bridge, confnng about ei ht acres Of land In xs,~
sk'e OF cultivation and admirably adj pte 10 esrv
gsrden'ng. On 81 y niee one and baIf story col
tase House. admirably arranged snd nnisled fsor,
CARER 70 eeiiar; good able. elTriage house wood
nsuse, nenery, se-ueaTly ali new. There 10 exe.l-
snt water arr abundance oft. Also large smou a
" run such az Grapes. Gun ants. Goosberrs &c
80 - properly y 0eaui fully located mmanding
try. ~ eoeh-
"a HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auet'rs.
Aug l9-eod2w- then dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
Sery Desirable Real rs,.s. =,
Auction a.

So. ANDERSON, Aamip,,,,,,er.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

FIRE.-A wooden building used for the re-
pair Of rails, and small work shop in Cor
ham, n. H., belonging to the Grand Trunk
Railway, were destroyed by fire about three
o'clock Saturday morning. II is not known
| how the fire originated.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
Financial.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.
The subscriptions to the 730 loan to-day,
amounted to $4,000.
The subscription to the 1910 loan amounted
TO SSl 900.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
Attention Sabre 2ouayes F!

A LII the members of this Company arc requested
"A to meet at the armory on Wednesday, Sept an
atso'c'ock a NJ, 10 20 TO the Island for lsfge'
Practice. A prize will be awarded 70 'he best sho'i
let al be present Fer order Il. ii. White, capt.
sep,I A III. SAWYER, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

Go. B.-The members of Co. b, Portland
Battalion, Capt. Greedy, are reminded that
their regular meeting for drill occurs this
evening at the Old City Hall, at Z IL o'clock.
A general and punctual attendance is request
ed
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
vesse, Burned by the Florida.

NEW York, Sept. 4.
1t Is ascertained that the Florida was off the
Brazilian coast in the latter part of July, and
burned a New York vessel which had $1,000
In specie on board. The name of the vessel
Is reported to be Nicholas Mills" but more
probably it was the q" Nicholas Blddle," as she
was due Ia the Brazilian waters about that
time.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
Death Of Maine seIdiers.

FORTRESS MONROE. Sept. 9.
The following deaths have occurred in the
hospitals here; John Waite and l.. Lyon, OF
the Sth Maine
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
Base Ball.

The match game of base ball on Saturday,
between the osceola and Forest City Clubs,
resulted In the victory of the osceola Club by
the following score:
osCEoLA CLUB.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

,rtland, State Of Maine, 9Th
1854
{ these letters. the applicant
ietfers,' give the date of
1t for advertising.
within one month, they will
n Office.
sS' LIST.
Lald Hattie
. Lawrence II 5 mis-
Libby Hattie
Lca Lucy Il
Libby Mat mrs Lincoln 81
Libby Pbete mrs
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Lolar Sarah mrs indian
Murphy Ann mrsBIackett
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Maxtie d Aimira T
Morrill, Benjamin mrs
Mossmsn Catherine b mrs
Murray G
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Mitch II Cora u
Mclnlire Daniel o mrs
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Mc6se Henry mrs
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Maxwell Margie K
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Morgan Sarah
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The Good Time Coming !

rVyHE members and Lady visitors Of Eastern Star
Il Division are requested to be on hand at TIE
meeting MONDAY EVENING. Sept. 9th, o. the
hall in old City Government Building. corner OF
Congress ard Lime Streets 90 take part In the good
time coming OF. Per order. septs d2;'
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
Young Ladies' Seminary,

THE Fall Session ofthis School opens Thursdav.
L sept. ~, in Morton Block. Congress, st.
IN addition to the day school which has received 70
arse snare OF the best patronage OF the city ar.
Tnsnsements have now been made to admit q few
ding Schosrs ~
For Circulars containing Terms &c address
MISSES SYMoNDS, Principals
IS brown st.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
EDUCATIONAL.

A GOOD School for Boy. Topsham. Mama o.
IA miles from Portland; easy Of sccess-a beaut; ~
fuf ami healthy locality. For Cireulars &c. pleas
address the Principal,
WARREN JOHNSON. AN.
Sent l--d3vs - - -
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

THE American Illustrated newspapers for
this week, have been received at the book
and periodical store Of A. Robinson, No. 81
Exchange street,
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
CascO Street Seminary.

TNHE Fall Term of this Institution will eomnee,
Il on Tuesdiy Sept 9Th, and continue ten weaLs
For further particulars inqui OF the Princinai :,
zlI Cumberland street, after Sept. LIST.
MISS Ii. HAWKES..
Portland Aug. %, 1884 CAV
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
HOME INSTITUTE"
Miss L. G. Prince, Principal,

fENHIS Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'
Il win reopen for its sixth year on Thursday'
sept. 18th For Circulars containing terms SC
address the Principal at So Free ST.. Portland Me-
Aug l9-d& WIN '
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
Anticipated attack on Gen. Grant,s Position

lf"tscsPutea 5fuck on Heh UraHf's FosIttoH
New YORK, Sept. 8.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says a dispatch from the front states that an
attack on Grants position on the Weldon Rail-
road is momentarily expected, with all Of
Lees available forces. There are indications
that the rebels are pinched for supplies.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
Horses, Carriages. a Harnesses.
mt Anctsrn

{ saturday, sept. 10, at IL O'Clock A. NJ an
-. Lms otiees, Horses. Carriages and Hsrnss.ss
Jana - Starsy ais, Top Bugs. Concord waaops
~ an55 mus. Express Wagon and HARNESSES Sc ne
o. each new and second hard 'eAe
.s HENRY BAILEY CO.. Auet,r,
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
burning of the Friya,e Brondy,eine.

WAsHISGToS, Sept. 4.
The Navy Department last night received a
dispatch announcing the burning of the I. 5.
frigate Brandywine, storeship, atNarfolk, with
all her stores. The cause of the fire Is not
known, nor any Of the particulars.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
Ns,c Advertisements ro-Dsy.

Nesc Advertisements To-Day.
Advertised Letters-A. T. Dole zEkktH
18th Me. Vols. Attention.
Saucns-Cape Elizabeth
Situation Wanted
Dress Pattern Lost
New Bedford Copper Co.
Auction Sale---ts enry Bailey 6 Co. ts
Election Notice.
Prof Masse, A N.
Weed Sewing Maciine Co. rtftf
Union Meeting--M eehanies' Hall. .
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-05

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroMAc, |
Snnf A M

Private Seiden s. Chandler, of the Alb ar
uilery. was shot yesterday for desertion.
Another deserter named Almaiter, was also
to suffer the same sentence, but escaped to the
rebels.
yesterday morning. near Reams' Station, and
after slight skirmishing with our pickets fell
back.
Deserters come in nightly, claiming the ben
efits of Gen. Grants order
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Wanted.
House Wa1tesI.

House Wa1ted.
- Wanted by the advertiser. = convenient,
f,,,, centrally located, ara pleasant house for q
..ls. small family. without cnidren-possesslon to
be had early the middle OF October, sooner II
possible. IL must have good water eonyeniences,
and be well finished.
The advertiser would lease such house for term
of years, or purchase If terms suited. two-story
cottage. small io;, preferred.
Address y. 7. G., al the Press Once stating loca-
ton. general terms, 80 eoaddestiaHy.
Portland, Aug. ], 1884 dit
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I Am DESTROYS

nt making an arrangement with some family who
~ has rooms TO spare for the Accommodation of
my iamiiy consisting OF wife. two Children. " ih
nurse. wife not quarrelscms faulthuC inf --eh,l-
dren obed mt. Rooms and location Of usre eorse-
quence than bountifu table, Best Of refsrs noes
gicsn For COED aecommod atoms an Willing to pay
literally or sha e household expenses
Address. Y. q, Box goes, DONALDSON.
Sept a-dtt
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Umpire, Robinson Williams of the Osceola
Club. Scorer, Edward Banks,