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The Bows, High School.

The examination of candidates for admission
into the Boys School called Hgh was com
menced last Thursday. The foil, wing high old
questions we're propounded into the boys by
Prof. Vodges:-
l. To what class of insects does the Common
Noun belong, and is the "Bloody-noun" heard
around Farmount Park every evening proper
representative of his class; and if so, is he
Common Noun"
2. When we say "the heat is in tense" will
you explain whether the perfect or imperfect
tense is meant!
8. Noun is the name of anything we can
hear, see, or smell. Is therefore, the Northern
part of the city, where Hill & Smith have been
with their "street cleaners" noun and is their
contract an indefinite Article9
A. Point out the objectiue case in the following
sentences:-B Broad Street Passenger Railway
Co.; Lakemyers Hotel, Smiths Island; Girard
Park Monday Afternoons; Gloucester Point in
the mosquito season.
5. Correct the following expressions:-Let her
rip; you bet; shove the queer; go through him;
60 stamps on it,
G. Why are the following expressions lncor-
rect?-Clymer's majority for Governor of Penn
sylyania, $4,000? The new Court House will be
done in the time and at the pice contracted Tor?
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The London Orchestra makes sport of the
musical criticisms of the London Standard md
the Musical World. The Standard had said of
Mr.. Sims Reeves "Adelaiden:-- I'D, .-. ....
'Such song, so sung, ts one of those per-
tormances which is nOw-and always has been
so seldom offered TO the public"
WhereupOn correspondent of the Orchestra
says:-
perhaps the performances is and has been;
but | didn't know tney was. Your obedient
servant.n
OF the Musical World it says
That critical Journa -acsnOw edRedY great in
matters OF heiloL--has the following passage in
crluque on Mrs John MaciarGen's concert last
" eel -
"'hiss Ada jackson was the vocalist and sang most
q msteIny haydn's eGnzonet Sympathy" Dr, Arnes
Where the bee ucks bal ad bV Mr.. q A. Mactarren,
When youthful joys and hopes are fed " and Bishops
song, Tell me, my heart -"
"Ihe only circumstance which prevented Miss
A'a Jackson singing Haydns canzonet charm.
iIgly resembed those small obstacles which sta nd
IN the way OF dramatic denOuemelt IN the song
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TCOhNUNEATIoN.1

Mr.. Series Editor:-I have been long urged by
some young ladies, of whose society have the
pleasure, 10 write you, and see if could have
an engagement on your paper, as seem to fail
in efecting an engagement with any of the
ladies aforesaid. | am now reading law, but
nece sarily have some spare time on my hands,
be the same more or less. The folio wing Con.
send as specimen. II it should be accepted
twill prosecute the case further; and should it
not appear in your columns will give you,
my client, SO to speak, the benefit of the doubt of
your not having received it, and wllte you
again:-
Con. What is the difference between a Swal-
low and a Cat!
Ans. 1t is an admitted fact that Zone Swallow
does not make a Summer" but any Cat can
make Spring. Yours, truly,
FIRERY FACES.
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DRY GOODS.
= r / & T. & w O Q u,
Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and
FILBERT Streets.

Have just opened a new lot of French Lawns, at 25
and 81 cents a yard.
Black and white Plaid Mozambiques % cents a yard
Plain color BaIeRes, 81 cents.
Plain color Grape Mareiz, 40 cents yard.
Fine quality Black Alpacas.
Fine quality black al-wool Delanes
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, VERY CHEAP.
Heavy black Gros Grain Silks 81 rs yard
WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODSl
Soft finish Jaconets %. 2S, 31I, 40, and 90 cents
Soft finish Cambncs very cheap
White Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Nainsooks
shrred n BusIins s7jc., 81 25, and sl 90 yard.
White Piques, very cheap.
LINEN GOODsl LINEN GOODS!
Best makes of Shirting Linens.
Table Linens by the yard.
S-4 and 10.4 Linen Table Cloths, very cheap
Linen Napkins, 80 8s, 50 80, SO 60, and 50 70 per
dozen.
Linen Towels, 25, 2S, 81, 87t and so cents a ward
best quality American Prints, warranted fast
colOTs 20 Gems a ward
B, st makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins at
the very lowest market prices.
Pillow Case and Sheeting MUslins
A PoOd ass Ortment OF Hosiery and Gloves.
LADIES' ard cents Linen Hdkis
Gems Neck.tIes, Shirt Fronts and Suspenders.
French Extracts Pomaoes, ana Soaps, Buffalo tiair
Brushes, Tooth and Nail Brushes etc.
PRICE g. WOOD,
n. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT SITS.
n. B,-A large assortment of Balardvale Flannels,
boupht before the advance, and selling at less than
bale prices. 24S
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AN ENGLISH VIEW OF THE EUROPEAN WAR.
Jobson. More hoperatives hout hof en-
ployment in Henglsnd, hi sce."
Do6Son. "Ah, Hal That'll bring down malt
and 'ops, and then hale will be cheap hand
'appiness will be cOmpleten
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Base Ball Match.

The contest, long talked OF, between the Broad
Street nine and the Central Passenger r. R. nine
came off this week at Wilkesbarre. Justice
Strong was the Umpire. The pitcher on the part
of the Broad Street nine pitched in very hand
somely, scoling the Railway nine badly. The
r. r. nine had "short stopper" that they did
not bargain for, which threw them little off
the track. We understand the Central Passen-
ger second nine intend to challenge the Broad
Street nine at no distant date. The score stands
thus-
Broad Street nine
Central Passenger nine
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A Complete Route.

The Route for the Parade On the Fourth OF
July is arranged SO nicely that by the time tie
head of the procession is through the distance
the tail viii not have started yet. This was
managed by the military men, aud, as we are
told, tbs in accordance with the rules of war to
always make rout complete" when you make
OOp
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IADVERrIsEM EN1 ]

"a -AFEw BoARDERS CAN BE ACCONMO.
daled near Back Eddy-OppOsite the Milford sta
tion, on the BeVIdere Railroad. tor particulars,
apply, etc.
Now we see what this radical Congress is
bringing us to Thad. Stevens and Bill Kelley
contiL ually talking niger, until our Watering
places, if unable TO get COlOred walters adver-
tise their place as near black Eddy, it Icing
the best attraction they can offer.
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THE DAILY EVENING PHILADELPHIA,

Guy Fawtes.' To parody the words Of that mmor-
tai iync:-
"Miss Ada Jackson, too there; her music she laid
hands on Il,
And sang MscIsrren, Bishop, toe and likewise Haydns
canEonot;
At least she would have sung these three and told yod
II she hadn't then been III at home and taking Of her
pheesuck.
With Bow-wow-wowi'" Z"
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Yankee DOOdle's FOurth-of-July Pome tov

Jest ninety years ago I guess, the LORD was our
reliance,
Agin GEORGE REX we rlz right up and crowed a
bold defiance.
Sez we, YOU'RE walkin'- tickets signed" Sez he
"Pll hang the signers."
But tho he he'd the "Rtgnt Divine" we proved tho
right divtRers.
We fit and fit, meow up, meow deown; meow one
atop, meow tother;
Till his most sacred majesty got kind o. wursted-
Tuther;
And when eour GEORGE, in o eloste hug, throwsd
6lneral CoRHwALLIs,
The other George, he felt the shock way deown to
Sence then we've done amazin' we'll a.growin' nd
a-growin,
Like some ambishus kind o. tree, a.branchn, sout
and blowln'
And meow the fruis would all be sot and ripenin' in
the sunshine,
The biggest kind o'fruit at that-efi hadn't bin for
one shine. n
The Devil hisself-the same old cuss as crept into
the Garden,
And made this world forevermore no better'n o. ar
den
Got into all the folks dsown South, who up and
sought thar triggers,
And Veow'd they'd shute, becaws, sez they, You
Yanks run off our nigger5."
'Twarn't so, and we'll they knew 1t warn't; but
what's the use of talkln',
They looutd mistake for Northern views mere abo.
lishIn' squawkin'.
Thar leaders had for many year tho trouble been
Abre win,
And jest because they could Mt rule, was beound to
smash and ruin
And SO the shindy it began. They swOre by blood
and thunder,
The Union to disannul! - the worlds majestic
wonder;
Six millions agin twenty odd, to do the work they
Not reck'nin the kullered men BY LINCOLN manu-.
mitted.
1t warn't DONE it can't be did, the blessed Bird
O. Freedom,
He's both enough for treasons hOrdes, and all the
knaVes as lead 'em;
Tho thirteen States together sang to cheerI eour
sires before as,
Nor shall the southern cross break up eour Erander
modern chorus.
The FOURTH with shouts is hailed to-day by
united people,
Ring out, merry bells, your psal, and flags deck
roof and steeple;
In vain the ReOel Chieftains stroVe to break the
Union tether,
We've showed em for all future time che way to
hang together.
TX.
Bring cont the biggest kind o. guns, the DoIGRIN
fifteen -inchers,
And fire 'em with will as when they plugged the
Unon-lynchers;
Wen hail the storm OF Dustin bombs with chserin'
and with yellin',
For peace is purity much like peas, TIE EASIEST GOT
By sHRLLIN'.
r.
O. u
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.InTna.

SHORT METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR THE
WEAK.
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WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
CKESNUT GROVE WHISKY.

No. 225 North THIRD Street
II anything was anted to prove the absolute purity
OF this hisky the toll owing certificates should do il
There no alcoholic slimuant known commanding sue
ecCnnt tnCatOn ON such high sOulces:-
PHILADRLPHIA, September9 8, 1888
We have caretllly tested the sample Of CHESNU1
GROVE WHISKY which you send u.s. aud hnG that Il
contains NONE OF TIE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known AZ
FUslL OIL Which is the characteristic and Injurious m
gTedient OF the Whiskies in genera use
BOOTH, GARRETT d CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
NEW YORK, septemberS 1855
have hDalyZed sample OF CHESNUT GkOE
V HlSkH received from hr Charles Wharton Jr OF
lhilaOelpha; and having carefully tested it, 1 am
pleased to state that IL is entire FROM PoIsoNoU
OR DELETREIeJs substances 1t is an unusually pur
ana hne-haVored quality of whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon, ND,
Analytical Chemis
BOSTON March 7, 1859
have made a chemical ana yss OF Commercial sam
pies OF CHESEUT GROVE WHISKY which proyesta
be tree om the heavy tqsi 0ls and perfectly pure
hOm the grain used in manufacturing It,
respectfully. A.. A HAYES, M D
state Assayer, No 16 Boyston street
For oarel mionn. bottle at No. 226 North
THIRD Street P PhfadeI pha- I3
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Broad Street nine,
Central Passenger nine,

VIC CIP IHt 1O11OWIng -HuVFT'' TON FTIuay's !
Ledger, under the heading of Situations Wanted,
Males:n--
GY- DRIVE, CARE OF HORSES, PLAIN G AR
den, situation wanted by Prot with best refer
ence. Wife rs Cnambermald. lle n. Front Strte ct
Prot, brick. Few words, cost quarter line,
work not talk, wife work, say much, horses,
farm, wash, iron, pay regular, address above.
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June.
Monday. 25 Wissahickon OIL Wells commence
to bore for % cent nOtpu. They are now
pumping at the well over eighty barrels day
OF water, and soon expect to strike Oil. Ad.
mittance, 25 cents.
TUESDAY, 28.-Head Centre stephens declares at
Jones Woods that the sunDurst will be un.
furled IN Ireland before summer ls over The
burst has aready been un1urled in this
country,
wednesday, - Policy men arrested They
try o explain their policy TO the Alderman
who already fully cOmprehends IT, and COM
mlts the men TO answer at Court The Mayor
takes possession OF the Office Furni ure pre-
vIous to reconstruc ing It,.
Thursdry. 2S.-Boaid of Brokers purchase ST
James Hotel The bul and bears expect now
TO form themselves INTO a Ho JOINT Stock Com
mttee, anu have better Board than heretofore
Friday, 2S-Another meeting of the Gas Com
init ee and Colone Page A discussion with
the Foreman on OO.l les and on the merits oil
the different KIND of retOrts, neuding the IRE
tort courteous "
bFturday, 3O.-SERITs COLUMN DAY. The Editor
Deglns to make arrangements for the Fourth
o1-JuY. Fire ecrackers beng dangerous he LAYS
IN supply OF water crackers with the lnten.
non OF staylng in the house and practising TO
"catch on the fly"
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ALMANAC AND DIARY.

BY OUR SERIES EDITOR.
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NUMBER LXXIv.

DIT FOR MENTAL DYsPEPTICe, AND A CURE
FOR HY-PoCHoNDRIA, HY-PoCRIsY, or ANY
COMPLAINT OF NY ORDER.
, 1866-10-28
FROM EUR0PR
Reported Serious ILL
ness Of Louis Ma
poIcon.
HIS DEATH SAID TO Be. HOURLY |
LOOKED FOR. |
Present Policy Of the French
Government on the Mex
ican Question.
| FROM WASHINGTON.
| Another Decision in Regard
to the Payment Of
Bounties.
Revenue Receipts During the
Present Fiscal Year;
$121,e65,410.
THE CONDEMNED
i FENHANS.
Great Indignation Among the
Irish Population.
| Comments on the Affair BY
: New York and Canada
!. Papers.
STIRRING CALL FOR d FE.
! MAN MASS MEETING IN
:: BUFFALO.
e From South America
= ACCOUNT OF A NAVAL bonn
&c eARDEaEHT ON THE
In PARAkA River.
STIRRING CALL FOR 4 FE-'
MAN MASS MEETING IN
BUFFALO.
ACCOUNT OF A NAVAL bonn
EARDmEHT ON THE
PARAhA River.


ny sicnmef-&crtous falncas Of the Emperor
SapSlcon-Ilis Death Hourly Expected
Policy Of the French Government On the
Mexican Question.
NEW foRK. October 97.-The New York TIL
bun.'s Berlin correspondent, October 11th, aays:
''1hc celebrated DR.. 1Angcn Beck, tho Chief sur
gcou Of onr h.ny, ltft several days ago for Btkr-
1i.k, to consult with the physician Of tho French
Emperor on the possibility of IN operation.
"Yeatesday despatch wAs received from our
Embassy at rArts that there is no hope Of the xc-
coyc.y Of Napoleon, and that his death may be
hourly expected. The fact Is being still kept
sectcL''
'rhc raris correspondent Of the 7.mts. writing
rndcr date Of October 1ath gives the following -
the urshot of TIC Mexican mission, a. viewed
fioM that point:
The po1icy adopted by the French Government
Oh llic Mexican question Is not simply limited 10
tic withdrawal Of The nsmy Of occupation 1t
embraces three other mt tasnrrs, not cmpfneed
will the fret. The settlement OF matters Viii
,robably occur all at once. TO make prepara-
tiohs to eyacuate Mexico Al once. The
nrtt measure hss for its object to Sc
cu,e the French debt The second hae reference
tu tie Immediate abdieasion OF Maximlilsn. Tho
| shi1G has for its aim the rc-ebtnbliehment Of 4
Mexican Republic under naive-hofu leader,
| Who has not been compromised In any Of the
| struggles and who will be enabled 10 establish
| l.Imetli without much opposition. All attempts
L, psy tho Fscneh debts show that Napoleon Will
slick TO his contract at the ports Of Tampco VcEa
| Cruz and Muzatlau, where he will collect half ol
the cuttou, house dues Which have been conceded
| 10 lie1 in The above named contract; bat If TIC
CEIted States wishes TO take the place Of the
French Government, the French Government will
make room and abandon Mexico entirely, on con
ditiou that they shouid guarantee lhe French
debt, fos the payment of which the most ,ibera
| ,eY,,,a wonld be granted.
, 1866-10-28
THE CONDEMNED FESIASS.

lndfannilon Of the Irish Population AT tbs
sentence OF the Prasonrrs-Actaou oi the
New York Common Cauucil-StlrTlnC CatiN
Tor Fcnlan Mass tlcczInEs In Buffalo and
New York.
Erw Yonx, October e1.-Ihe ncws Of tho con-
Tict1on and sentence 10 1eath Of Lynch. the F.
llian, created the createst excitement arQong tho
Irish citizens OF New York The Common Councl
met yesterday and passed resolutions requesting
The Canadian authorities to pardon The prisoner.
Aaa requesting tho President to use Ill caosts to
otts,n lhe earnc.
The TanmanJ uan Democracy also held 4 meot-
ting. and p.4sei tesolrtioas Of less pacific char
sciet, GtnnuncdaG Batsh tusttec and cs!llns for
scEg' Ancc on the Canadians.
BCTTALo. Uclpbcr 47.-An nppeal IL Published
In the morning phpctn fot mass melting Of the
Fcnians At st. 1amss' Hall. on Sunday night
The following 10 the concluding pxft OF the ap-
.irfthncn! the English Government Is about
70 rc-er; Ct, n American roll. It's deeds Of blood.
fish parifst ere about 10 be satsiaeed OF tnu al.
,ar Of Fl & b despotism. Can you, will you,
lear IL Or viii you-.rtse IN Joar might aud
trrrnle your enemy to The dnst$ Amer
tcnns IN American ciit1Cn h2s been e,ndau1Hed
10 death sor tErasou To- foreign Government
Are ouE naturalization laws null and void Has
the war ofle12 been fought In vain! Is AmcE,ca
n be sepab.luan o. desPodcs Coue and an-
sHtrr'
Mox7Rxl1. October 97.-The rews that Lynch,
,se Feuian. has been condemned to death NJ To-
ronto, eaukcI much discussion here. The Nv
, 1866-10-28

Further Intelligence ConeeTnsnR tho War
Between FnrsRuwy and brnzil-Homoaro-
1cnt Of n fort on the parann Rivera
Hfnxiltau Iron-c1ad Blown Up1The fufn-
eunJAns Abandon their Position.
EKw IorK, October 27.-Ihe Itorids Buenos
Ayrce correspondent Of Scptcmbef3lath gtYcs tho
following staten rrt Of the wat between Paraguay
md b'Ixi1, and the present situation of tho hos
When. in 1;e4 Brazil aided Geresa! Flores In
his !ehtilen tn Uruguay. 1npgx .e1s II ,m9sssiesto
~ that be WSnd Eot Pe;lti II bus h:a eift.stSc
and Lopez sent out = small army. LIZ sent troops
whcn the Argentine Eepuhlie refused to give him
lern,tt.lon to Invade b1axn: hs 9eSaa ',o ae.s o.
As scon a. the invading array was across tho 1iSer
tsnt. Hnnfa.ia River is eight leasnes ftom the
lasanA CT ;ratagras, where The channel u yt1y
nanoH., and ucaf whers tho fort along the xhst
Opposite i. a sanken Stone f!ect. Tla dsei
si*ir position. sestisl .eiions h.vs tsEsa
except larv p1o:.ets and rc,,e.t. There Is reason
10 Lclic.c aha, the raEaguayAns ate raanimons IN
t.s wa1 md shc eoders of ti; own aeea1a ,s H.
esfriaens ar &c ssap e n@i.!. 1e alps III .lsns
from the Ettc'o Eel!aco, where TIC army nov Is.
rhc pAf-ce Of the ewamps. For months tac Fort
Cu1isit Las been In The way Of turther progress ol
tho ncet- TN September 1es an cIo'1 WAS 1n4as
10 n uncc II. a ln:cet Of masts moved mp the
Paissuay River, aud about league below thc
icrt 4 marked battery opened on The ships With
thirteen we'll dlrecict guns. All drew OF but fix
iror, el.d., ri ich STOOD in together. All day =
trr:ble and obstinate are vas kept up from ne
IN, and the EEore. Once an fron-e!ad 1caE!n. q
| reyt LuIe open received two shells through 1t,
killing ten men. Next morning the erin: " Ws.
IsrJ@sa Isnaea M force "S 70 Il attack I b9 iand'
ard At The same time torpedo was set aaoat IN
| thr cur1czs towards the feet. i etsnk The nc
/ dc Jnnciro, the hest Iron clad in tEe 1avy, AID
fs,,w her up. She cosi f;50,00o and bad oz board
| thee hurdr ed men. Tue fight wsnt On and III
aattesY Of Cuyuga in fell into brazilian hands, A
sundoun the alliex reported Killed, and wounde!!
100. Los! Of Futasuay not get known. Two BON!
thirs sst tirjnrtd besides the Rio. AT two ocioct
r. III, Paragra, ane In Cnrn.a spiked th:s g1us
md ,'lcw up tt'e!r masazihes. The place wa
B:azfi has, ordered up i0,ooo fresh troops. AMI
this licrub1lc II called on for 3,f1 1norc. Til
forces Of the allies now number 70, 900,
Two .onEr Americans arc making torpedoe
I fpr tic taraguayans.
, 1866-10-28
VOL. Xxx.

ress rcw+ra,er,s m, ,r farnr of carrying ont
The sentence az there was no evidence that he ac-
tus1.y committed murder. lila Grim. WAs purely
political. Another large lot Of war material has
arrived from England.
NEW Yonx, October :7-The Eusninp. Erprtss
tAxe the sentence Of Colonel Lynch 70 death a'4!l
continues to be exciting topic In Fenan circles.
ile Brotherhood that fho s.ptenee will not be car
He'd out. and that Ill the psssone,s vii! be sent 70
}stl lor life. This anticipation has had Inc enoet
Canadian Government which would cther~i3e e
,st. il is understood thai a mass meeting VIII ne
ealltd IL >hls city to czpsess symnathy win Coi.
prnrEre hfe ftIeose.
, 1866-10-28
FROM MONMOUTH, I'LL.

A Rrcad-urd-Batter Pow-wow-sprnker.
Fail 10 Cnr,c to T3me-A Most Decided
E,zzle-Kou4inR Stccch from speaker
Cosfax-Au EnthusiaHttc Recoptson-A
t;ood Report Promised from tho Fourth
District.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibunc,l
MONMOUTH, October 81,
T1ia has hem dag Of no ordinary political ex'
citenent ,n cur little cits. For two weeks past
every nraslable place has been covered by full
sheet poster announcing that there was 10 be
E7and mass meeting Of the BrcAdand. Butter
Coppcriohnson-D n-Dcmocratic- ic-ConteTvaitre-Natlon
Union party at this rlace. and thai Dau Voo'hees,
Of Indiana, Colonel Dlrkey. General rAi!lips and
tighten TIC good mp, people a. our m,ss county
e. out Is eIeT1 The asy came. ara xs.' f..
might be termed a procession. VIC noticed two
bnnncrs IN the procession. bearing Az engraving
Of senaior Douglas. Many = ssee hluthed With
cra,ed by snch hands. The only banner TIN, We
noticed that seemed appropriate to the oee2siea
1h eSs Sel ts ~ hop;
Of our OLD hospital nast gu eeetag 'his. Il VIZ
eieki7 looking crowd. We thought that they felt
iosm ~ IN cndlets suing, thst Ii Il waa theis own
/ stsnd was erected In lhc square. and the faith
mo Voothces~no ihiiiips-nobody el=e except
ex-senator Dodge, Of lows, who they would ltst
Us koon bad mol come. Dodge hasangucd bis ar
dteuce for a abort time, and then gave yraf to
olhtr smaller lights. Then they eheerra- than
the Land played, then they cheered araiu, auo
fpon made regular farce Of the whole thing
Ihey b oke up and scattered. feelln: pootl. paid
far lheIr pains. f.,
The lion. Schuyler Colta1 wae announced u
speak in the hail, which was fled to oyeIto~ ing
| and Mr. lolfnK made ono Of bis finest ctosts
holding h's audience trel1 bound for nearly thfeS
| honrt. Our citizens have never before cn3oyet
| such a feast Of reasoD n they have to-day.
| i Nr Cclfax. on entering the halls. Was greetet
| With rounds Of applause, and af.er his epeeet
lhrcc chccrt were Ei<en tuE TIC tpeaser three to1
| General Harding, and three for Congress. Mt
| Coifa1 them proposed three for the great prtnet
| p}cs fur which VIC Arr now contracting. That eyeF}
/ citizen shall he projected in hi: rights. wtict
| were given with will. Thee g1oans were thtt
| proposed for Andy johnson which did we no1
know was from the rery respectable s1dtence pres
I cnt, ne would have thought came from tec!o1
hofc cxact locality II not known, End the cliinat
| OF y btch Is not very pleasant.
1t would be impossible for your correspondent
TO give anything like an abstract Of tho gentle
mans sreecA. 30 portion ean be given wl1hou
giving H. tor 1t was one soi,d pIece OF argument
TIC Union.loslng people Of lhte section are d
wide nv nkc. a. will tc crtdenced by their vote o
he G,h of i;ovelher. Listen for sound fros
lie Fourth District that Corperhcads and traitor
wall think Is GAMleE'e trump at the last day.
, 1866-10-28

n.cuxosp, Va, October a'.-A game Of base
bali a. played Ibis afternoon bciwern the Sa-
tio.al Club Of Warrington. and the pss!iHe C!ub
Of this city, resulting In the defcas of the later:
teoice: Nationals, IS; Fastimct, 10.
Tu11ApurHlA, October z'.--A base ball match
was playe1 this afternoon between the lnian
Ciut, of Morris iana and the Atlantic Club ot this
city, xh,eh sttulted aftcr eight innings bad neen
r}ssed IL favos OF The Union Club By ,ae follow
ipE score: Unions, IL; Athletes, -