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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01
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SSfS s&fSd aAckiSE' sHiopasa ssS patent oassao
attachment, . most usohdssfal md elegantly con
the sIaAIoaf HskpLs, Scws with Dopsi1, ON
SptossTns6Ap a III kinda Mskesthe Rsnning
Stltch more perfect and regular than by hand,
stitches % esen xsvoirfrox of the waxsL. win
gatAe, An, reGs. sAirr, tsek, rSs ~ HesadtA,
&c., &c requsI1p change Of stitch 10 NOR
LA g - eD{ OF os OR4kn, snd will laa Z ~
rlls, being the sfkox6Esf nACntxa made. II has
taken the PaEnlgn at SrAfs EAlns, and received
~ ApprdvDt ef bn TIN pria9no j0eGk11oe abd
those who have USED them.
FER the Dfsssnaker IL ID il " alUablet for the
Housenold It supplies . vacant place.
6Q1GkoiSx Rb6k.fr gn.nA1s 4 txpn
s'f6is machine ;urpasses aff others ~e have
ssss, aad Il would require = es:umu DsnYmsssp
stS66dAes0u1 vittaeo PA ZeesocSot DaveapjH.
with = single Or double thread. il silently
tn; ns.YeniSs sai s,i., osas''g W. 'h. e'ae s'~ins
An persons vho buy Or oaerfor aale limitations
of this genuins Maslios. ~ill Be prosecuted for
infringements on the patents. This 10 the only
0w pbeee 0Qoino Aelh6of BY peGsot.sx esss Z
SinDle 1echie1 antte qny pat4 ~ ~ tGn9-
" ~ 4494, pechtd 10 b4x Nth rfet9
ihtrueeiods 1&receipt ofpnce. eG Aee6t5 Nm.
ed everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In
ducements aentfree.
Adosess alf srdersto - y "a ~
FAMILY GEN SEWING.
novl6-dwlvl Once. lO2 Nassau street, n. r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01
CARU.


For the purpose Of more fully supplyiss
The wants of Ne psbIic, asd in0glss 70 pre-
vent unscrupulous dealers ltsn pAl,nllg oii
Interior and worthless goods a. the As1los
Oorp Psss. shall hsseaAsr siLt Sdls6Ds
A. waoIxsALs sscsstisI S.ly - Apeel6ted
end Authorized Agents. y rhsa : aCsstifi
dAts Of such Agency will bs oiv6a, tkd who
Alone b sbls 70 sell The Mosfoa Psns 10
thst city or viliaes. .~,t .i.,s
To my Agents shall give liberal dis
cssiNt uPsa thsas aeteeing p sonej1y -
vub),s y ~ patljled md kS1ikseve
prices asx ~
:. Jewelers. or Stationers wjl, "a q 0sov,te
preferred as Agents. ~ s.
Conditions and Terms for Agency win =
stated upon application. by lst>rpr other
wise. i-fs-f .tIyr a. .pf aSsu
Where no Agency is established, those
wishing MonsEN PxHs must send to my store,
where prompt attention will be given 70 their
orders. 1u.is H. ...'.s
ACiseular with facsimile Engraving Of
oil Sizes and Prices, will be sent TO any one
on receipt Of letter and postage
9, Address A MoaroN, No. as Maiden Lane,
New York.
Dated New York, Nov. I. 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

ID, SAxs A. PoErl-Ths editor Of tie
Rack Leland UsisS doss'ns think %. Ae-
cotdibs to this saes authority, an Of Nj.
Ssxs'sspoeus 80 Of an sphsnsral char
acter, and win scarcely oatlivs his dAy.-
''TAsy are siekly, msrtal, Of The earth,
earthly; he is poetaster." The editor Of
the Nbio1A ASls1A ~ Ault ith ~. Stet
because be makes continent laugh, but he
lses 10 0adtx xltlstkoss w lsvieA ss)spAe
psaiss upon hip. and eall spsh sssihblrs
by the honored name Of poet. He thinks
70 hav ESomp 1Aeriel6 pVet5. ThoS u.
sions vi n {rsad " ple pur5eaf er L
soApne ES slis i1N Ay6ricad ksrA rs
exists, but hey srs not Of the SAKE
school,, rsusyc.sg y ~
sa;A criticisms aalisSt ~. t..n in order
ysan ago, bot this 4 1titsSsy the time for
then, Thsr Ansrftad public came te,ths
'conclusion loag ago TINT II. Ssxs-wag :
'posty "a n.y. ~ ~ ~ ia MA
not Jet found oecaSisssts change its mind.
.Asiat Aeti,ys }sl5 asei }sa
laugh. 'Sexs 9ens, "A g 'cIspssd tseag
lAea 4 saf aastA Al1la6ahhal rsolns rsd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

ASAis Leees, No. ~, I. o. u q, T.,
use(s every TuasdAt sssnine. q q o'elock.
- ths HaN evse ~ Davenport Naa3oasa
Bank, tornefo( Brady and Third streelA
JAauAnv 1ath. 1061. A5r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

The condition Of the atomach is Of vital
Importance No man, woman or child, caa
be healthy unless the work Of digestion is
regularly, thoroughly, end viooreusly per
formed WstA hree-tous(ho of civilized
society, this 10 not the case And yet the
remedy is within the roach ofall. H6of
lands German Bitten, prepared BY Dr.. =.
N. Jaelson, sfor Joses 4 Evahe, P4ikdd;
phia. VIII Is surely create regular and
healthy action Of the, stomach as oil will
lessen ~ itiition Of naehihsry Let the
vicsiuplef DyspspsisIe Ier Iudighstion, in any
Of it, forms, Try, It, and we guarantee good
appetite. physical vigsi, fivlA nerves, sound
sleep by night, . ~ ih>reased chcerfulness
~ day; tor sale by DrugSists y 8. and Dealers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

1MHORTANT QUEDT1OND.
To the Editors Of the Democrat:
Can you answer the following questions,
important. to some extent, perhaps, y thc
public ..,ss.' f. -.,s 10 s...- 4. -
lst. Whether eitisua, = sAy numtir oI
citizens, have any right to get up, or Sigh q
remor STRANGE" against the passage Of an
unjust or unnecessary Law, without having
6rst obtained theconsent Of some supervisory
body, or at least Of some Of its ineestigating
members, when the public acts OF such
body lead one to suppose that it was paving
the way for the passage Of such law
Cd. Whether, if citizens have any such
right, it is not perfectly just and proper to
characterize them as most potent, grave
and reverend seignrs !"
Cd. Whether tax paying citizens ought
not to know that ''remonstrance is need
less" before it is got up; and that there
are Investigating Supervisors" who are
seeking to direct, establish, regulate and
control matters Of importance, financially,
to the public. Notwithstanding they have
no right, power or desire so to do, accord.
ing to the late decisions on that ques
ton?
4th. Whether one Of our Representa-
tives did not do . very naughty thing.
when, on his own responsibility. and
~ithout the solicitation, knoeleays or re
quest Of some one Of 'our hard working and
faithful public servants" he introduced an
unnecessary blll'' into the Legislature, af-
fectings perhaps, ssrioualy, their lords and
master! - -
9Th. Whether newspaper editor being .
brave and christian man, is not fully and
completely justified, BY the Divine as we'll
~ human law, to vilify and seek to brig in
into contempt, without cause. citizen who
dares to speak the truth, or expose false
statements, in reference to matters Of pub
lie intereat :
9Th. Whether an untruth persisted in Of
ter its falsity is exposed, is not . sweet
morsel in the mouth Of one Who never
complains or ''finds fault :"
Query. Night not the answers to the
shove questions dependupon circumstances'
EsQuIRsB.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

~ y Sa,s = Fssllsk = -c.ll ss.4 .s'.e.i,,
samyss sih D ~ nee " naiF. S0ry6 esstg sAsl
Square. Non Ysek.a uai. iIlQsag
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

ALMOST A AuaDss.-The Rock 1sland
Union says:
Pat Kinney, as he is familiasly known,
living with his wife and less thar half doz
en- children, in the lower portion Of the city
got on big drusk on Sunday lase, and
while in that state attacked bic viSs with
such violence that her recovery is very
doubtful. A. near - 10 have been able to
arrive at the facts they ore these: On Sun.
day Pat ordered his wife to pfoeesd to .
groeeery and procure for him ; quart d
hiskey the vile refsseA n hea Pat struck
her several times over the head With club,
which 1er the time deprived het n lei
pensss. She finally ssssDvsgsd and wAs taken
care Of. Pat Was' arrested Ah1 lo0ged in jail
to await the result Of the injuries, or until
such time - the woman re~overs scflcient
to give her testimony against him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

0amweGD COLLpuu Lecrunps. The
fodrth lecture Of the free course 1t Griswold
College. viii Be delivered By the Rev. Pro
iessor Brooke, tomorrow, Friday, svsn,pg,
q 4 .e'slsek. sSptjset :T IA impsrtssss
eAd as7isy efias study Srtss Aslisst U,asS.
h." All ~ invited to Aeeend. Z,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

ONE CSW AHE OEAuEut
Thesosvsss I'D tksl iecsspsisg dsnand Which
d. hss ssteudedrhe sss sf
WebSleb (eetesOb halr lnvlGo1ator,
Is>he sub senavsssaliee h I'll cirdb
and ~ .ars; ;shsa VIA - Draggists eAt
the5 6svot sold . PREPARATION thst welwibh
suct candid and Inisetlnlp pfAise. Il isAf.
ranted to restore Gray Of faded Hair 10 IT.
or{eiaal color u four &Ssts o. the ssonsy y.
funded, Ana - . Hair dressing it>has 10
equal, bsinB BrpsrslS eUHd6b it cufes Al
hdnors OF the scalp, and stops hair from
fallinge e&s IN ans week. Alihoagha feWcrful
in restpring gsay tAir. yet It ocntains nc6u-
g3f Of lead; rs aot . dye, and 10 harmlessas
water; il gives the scalp hselthy tone, In
vigosates the roots Of the, hair. This prep
aration is the, ,resvlt tDfefest expense in sci
ensiac cxp~hnssks, BY Sas of the shieet
chemists in tho country, and hes been thoS.
ouehly tested BY eminent iadividoAls qusl
iaed TO decide u9ens ito meriti, and pro.
nounced by them to bAve no equalin ma. ket
For sale ID davenport b Aitcheoek L
Stafkat G. Schle4n, Stevehton Z Caruahan.
~DukNAn 4 .'vAnScAAAck. WhoIeel1e
DruSsists, 10 Lake St., Chicago, AgSats
for the North h-wcst. spas d6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

ll0oloWnD NG11l0oAA Ointment,
-Univsssal Philanthrophy Nearly one
millios boxes Of Pills ere every month lis
tributed throughout the towns and ,IilIAgee
&; !; j: !: {: 4:
Of Joy, carrying healings on their wings :"
to millions oppressed BY every form and
type Of disease. Sold by al Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

.bs1ea ldker sh.s Bye lskat sell for q.
NATQBAL. DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL, WAR
AfH1EDto g!esss; This fticIS Mas r stess ~
ana Profs. Booth and Garrett Of Philadelphia,
d,soi* and ihs ~.ssri.i % cSnpo.ias % il vii ass 10.
and Fahey Good dealers evef,vheres
jsnl7 -dly yNO. }. KRONER. Sole Prop'r.s
uo1 (:hesiAut eu.. rAhhadefpliik.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

Persons wishing TO order . choice selection Of
Fruit Tre,s, 0rapr. Vines, AOrns9eutal Trees,
sar.sss,y aasss..,y a1|I it = ssR :sfir
Ton. SSS;s;.:s - fsssts -, 4 i loom Son
ingtoo, Omes sfkaystens AoAie. 9P. q.
Box 81 Dsssapptt, loSs. nnv17 .aowSm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

s1lasuslccrossas. -Tssfs islis- =, tasral
sSvsvnsat ~ anssg Z wsseHA \. psspl,
.-pteasesss ana Ssssshsss ossshasss aAd
/ aeshaniss, pelitiaSsns end slafasuta-all
/ slsssss, Ia faet, that shas thsI wsst NV
needs, and VA ssed 10 fptpfs more than
asy thise ~. is--nsuuihssesisss BIT ssr
capslil,sts no not seem to respond 70 the
e.neHssl Jtuss.asd . pfvdpay se rssday =
might b wt&tI [LV-DT
The inducsmept to invest capital in man
ufsceurine snIsspsiss in ~ eoantsyf u
srsatss, sn1er ~ present circsmssAaess
Il ths county, than Il has syee bsen bsiors,
To prove this we have only to slapee I tAe
rssvlts Of apch isvsptmeatc 10 NeE Eng
land daring the last six months. The wool.
en- cn'ia and cotton factories Of that region .rs
realizing enqEmeps profits. SeveFfl large
companies hayeJ pads dividsnds Of 20 and
sS,pes ,ssss upon the half yees''s business,
and in some cases even 30 per cent
has bees paid. The Andro.coggin, Ap-
plston, Bates. Chicopss, Lancaster, Lang
don and Nashus Companies, with ~ aggrs-
gate capital Of %, ,046, 900 hsvs declared d.
vidsads, for the six montbs, amounting to
ol,9l2 .250, or at the rate Of forty Eight pss
cent per annum. Twenty nine Of ths lead
ing corporations, with 40 aggresAte capital
Of about &ss, ,ooo, 900, declare dividends for
ths six months amounting to "a, ,8s4, $50,
which is equivalent to twenty two and one
half per cent. per annum. Besides these
disbursements Of interest, several Of the
companies have laid aside large reserves lor
extending their works or increasing thsir
working capital. It is oil the more remark
able that such large profits should have
been realised. considering that the MANA
iacturers have had, for the last six months,
to contsnd with . falling market foy, nav
materials, and thst some Of Them commsnc-
cd the half year with stocks Of cotton bought
At prices largely above those subsequently,
current At the beginning Of the war they
had the advantage Of rising market for
raw naaeriais, and the disadvantage Of an
accuauIation Of goods; at the close of the
war, tho case WAS reversed-a decline in
raw materials and IN extreme scarcity Of
fabrics.
These facts should stimulate manufac
turing enterprise elsewhere in the country,
and especially in the West, where We have
all the material and resources for success.
ful manufacture in such abundance, and 20
rich, vast and progressive . region Uf cum
try to supply with whatever can be manu-
factured. Why do not more sfssr capital
lists turn their attention to this subject
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01
/, ,CaI TiY 1T - 9,

ella her Miad, imset a passionste mood
She trampled her love in the dust where
- Il r she stood
She wouldn't / ave done that il he'd had
on az elegantly fitting suit Of clothes made
to order " Remingt gton Co., near the cor.
nsss u issaay add Second! r. 2sinf1OD
Dos'f foaarr.--lf You wipb we'll man
ufactured, we'll ftting, and good leoking
suit Of ready made clothing, 1t fea
sonable price. go to Sam. Perry's, on Brady
ssrest. He has The ialysa end ssst ttSck
10 town. Go and examine it. ~
Island ClSv. sPARk AAsQERAps.-The
public win please remember that the grand
cot carnival Of the ssasea, transplres q ehs
Island City Park, on thss other, shore, this
evening. Read tho advertisement else
where. Music. fireworks, fancy costumes,
MASKS, etc., will form one Of the gayest
scenes ever Witnessed in this vicinity. Ev.
cry skate in Davenport will be there, and
all Of those of Rock Island and Moline. I,
--l-s Z
Carr. ANDREAs' MASQUERADE Posr-
PoSED.-At the request Of . large numbs =
Of our citizens Who hsvs sent 70 ChiAgo
fos costumes, the "aasquerads and casnssdI
at Capt. Andreas' Park. has been postponed
until Saturday night. There is nov excel
lent skating at the park. The public may
prepare for something little in advance Of
any event sfthe past season. on Saturday
night The Park will be open to the schol
ars Of the city schools at reduced rates on
Saturday. -rrn.p
A WoIb OF CAUTION. Soldiers cannot
be too careful in preserving their discharge
papers. They should know that duplicates
are aeper given in any case. and that in case
they are lost or destroyed they cannot be
replaced. Back pay. bounty, pensions &C.,
when due, can be recovered BY proper proof
Of service, but this is troublesome and ex-
pensive; but even then discharge papers
arc not renewed. Every SOLDIER should have
his discharge recorded. and then. in case Of
loss, the record b - good, when certified
by the recorder, - the original discharge.
Ia &>4-----A. q.
A COOP Movs. Tho citizens Of Whine,
baso county, Illinois, are to hold con-
ventioa il Rockford On the 22d Of Feerua>
~, for the purpose Of considering measures
for tho Improvement Of the navigation Of
Rock river. For some years past, . small
steamer has teen running on The riverbS
low Rockford. and We belieysf psuolqooy.
II the fivse could b % imprsved q toialA
low boats to run ~ fat u Janesville. II
would, no doubt, bs good operasion end
benefit the people Of that region 70 great
extent. We believe In opening N tha
av1hdss possible u "commIses. Whether
THOSE avenues b railroads, canals Of by
risss. rhses win bs business enough fof
an Of them therefore we sAy, push on The
improvesssnas. = s... = ,3.,i 4l.as
-. .I-.-.-------D-o- '-s
Il. s.SAxs 4 PoEri-rhs editor Of tie
Rock Leland Uaisp doss'ns think %. 40
eotdiDs to thia sass, authority. IN Of Nj.
Ssxs's:poeus sss Of an sphsmsral char .
acter, and viii Searosly .outlivs his dAy.-
ssVASv are eieklv. imortal. of the earth,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

iAPisaKs .AoAIN To-xioaf. af.-Md'A1 u,
hanna Clausssn, the accomplished vocal.
kssp4l A9sssA w sppsshadhb. thisss@-
tne ct the German Theatre in the celebrat.
ID, flay sfsstlAnns1s make IL Aap."'' Ssv
SraI ssw hid dtlghtfdl songs viii y iatss.
1OUfs suiA1f Aya 4gkwksS Ycl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

90 70 rns Bssr.-Go ID Bryant. Strat
ton 4 Merrill davenport Commercial Coz
Leg, 70 get I thorough practical business
education, Or 70 become good sound eele-
gr5PA Operator For circulars stldfess (efs,
closing starnps) Bryant. StsattOn ! Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa, dw1y.
Psssy's Mora Axp FsrckLE Lorlox.-7
Chloasma, or Mothpstch, (also called Liver
spot and Lentigo, or Fsckles, are often
very annoying. particularly to ladies Of a.
complsxion, for Tho sdiseoloeed spoeB show
more plainly on the face Of . blonde than ol
. braasets; hiG they grsAAly nar the beeu
~ Of either and any preparation that will
elFectually resnove them withouk injurine
the texture or color Of the skin is certainly
desideratum. DR.. B. O. Perry, Who has
made diseases Of the skin speciality, has
discovered remedy forthese discoloratioes,
which is 1t once prompt, inlallible. For sale
by Hitchcock 4 Starks, and Stevenson 4
Carnaban. Prepared only by b. G. Perry,
Dermasoloeist, No. ~ bond Street, New
York. and for sale BY all druggists; Price
Freckls Lotios. FuLtsn, FiNcH b FuLLsR,
Wholesale Agents, Chicago, III. [sp14 ~
Rich Growth ~ nlalr produced.
The natural color restored mot dyed,) aud dis
esse Of the scalp, falling Oh, &c., sgsetsaly cor.
Cd By usins hA0UIRE'S nAIR COLORlH0
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price t1 per bottle
Prepared End cold By J. O. AAuUle4. drug
gists, 81. Louis. oetladwlv ~
Danrrhoa. Oysooterys 0QlD0er
COMPLAINT, &C., speedily cared By using Ne
guire's Compound Extraet sf Benae Plsnt. Pre-.
pared osly by !. ..&C Asspirs, - Louis. and
cold by Al druggists, u. ScovIAst. chieagsL,
sEI-k woman u aaptkss oolpnh picking
Samburg grapes Tor Spsss's Wine \ iaa{
admiraSle article, used ir the hospitals aud
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

r. Diseased Lungs are greatly on.th6
increase in this Country.-Ths sudden
III q D CCSsUnrrlo1.. Bat there Il sSo11
saEds Of cases Who bring itoq bystheir own
imprpdspce, such ~ 61sripg danp cleth;
ing, and going from the yaru room into
III cold ar and .chsckipg he pssspisatisw,
whieh causes irritation = ths Longs, aad
thsa matter Of phlstm win collect, which
nature wi1 ny Q f6llSSs 6y eoughing i ~
topesvsnt pnstales ffoo forming. Il ns>
tqse doss ~ sGies Tie ooGtee With eass,
and eesp 'the innimanaaign 'td6efclcs Vim
eood tesm, and oonsnnpti6e wilt 'sooE III:
low, Allsn'ar Lung BAlsam will soon cure
ana prsvent thoasands ef cseoso O. Osooane-
tieolfit b suly taksnin tlus. Is sdi a1s -,
lse - ~ Ag. BAllofd, Drus(l(p; -
~ 0DDt119B1n txlnkly 1ledieiG6 i11y y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

We invite the ait anton Of our readers 10 .
tissmeut which can be seen in our columns to-
day. DR.. Eastsrly's Family Medicines have been
twenty years established in 81. Louis, are de-
ssrvsdly popular. have rapid sale. and are re-
gArdcd the best now in use. Dr.. Easterly pre-
pares remedy for each particular form Of dis
easo and not one remedy to cure all disc ases, ~
you often see recommended BY others. His med
icinea are standard prepar rations. kept al the
principal Drug stores throughout the great
Northwest. aud are rcsorted 10 by invalids from
Family Medicines are prepared under tie eye Of
~ experienced aud educated ply sician we eau
fecommcGd them with confidence to tue afflicted
q being much superior to o.hers in general use.
We say to the afflicted give them atrial. Orders
sddr.sssd to Dr., Dr. E.sssrly. s. Louis. NO., wll
sli ports ofthe country. octl7 d&wfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

D1ACr1CAL pYER-PAxTICutAR At.
x ssrslox paid - dJstlo Cleths, Silks, vslvets
q Garments Of any kind-to give any es!f -
tired. TAfa sersst, tWU loseo wees q lsws-
North side Oy1G-11y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-01

SEs-k woman u SnptKs oolpnh picking
Sambarg yrapes fos Spsss's Wine \ AaS
admirable article, used ir the hospitals and
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CRICKET.
THE YOUNG AMERICA CLUB IN Bos1ox.

THE YOUNG AMERICA CLUB IN BosToX
The arrival Of the celebrated Philadelphia CncAsiers
in Boston Friday created quite excitement among the
erkethg fraternity Of Boston and vicinity and quite large
gathering OF them present the grounds Of the Boston
Club al East Cambridge Friday mornsg TO witness the
debut Of the Young America eleven n Boston including quit,
asssmbage OF the far and number Of base ball players
Of Boston, The peculiar dress Of the Phladerhsns attracted
attention the Knkerbocker costume being just the thing
alike for cricket and base bail.
After the preonarss the Boston eleven winning
the the Young Americans sent TO the bat and he
fore they disposed Of Ga had been put down the
book despite the dne folding and effective bowling Of the
Boston eleven.
Boston In and the cool Of &c In their
first innings the fielding Of the Young Americans ecng
the applause Of s present did the fine batting Of the
orty Of their In the second innings the Young
mecs eleven had scored 2s with the loss Of i've wicke
when stamps were drawn.
ST. GEORGE VS.. GERMANTOWN.
This morning the ST. George Club begin playing on
match With the Germantown Club st Germantown and hsy
ing defeated the strongest Phladephis club the past week
there 10 but little doubt OF their ia this match
FIRST ELEVEN OF BOSTON CLUB vs.. YOUNG AMERICA
CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA.
BOsTox Sept. 29.-The match at cricket between
the First Eleven Of the Boston Club and the Young America
Club Of Philadelphia was concluded to-day the Young
Amerios winning bv ~ runs.