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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

SAD AcclDESr-CHLD ScALDED TO DEATH.-
On Friday evening of last week, a little daugh-
ter of Mrs. Bosley, widow Of the late VIM. Bos-
ley came TO her death under very distressing
circumstances. 1t seems that Mrs. Bosley had just
set her tea-tabe, on which was set vessel con-
tanning quantity of hot tea, which by some
means was upset, the contents falling upon her
two little twin girls, aged about four or five
years They were both scalded severely, one Of
them over the face and breast, from which
she died next day. The other child ia doing
well. MIRA. Bosley was also scalded but not
badly,
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Notice of Registration.
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT.

NJ Office is hereby given, That the under
IN signed, appointed a Register, by the Gov
ernor of Maryland, under the act of the Gen
eral Assembly, passed March oath, 1865 will
meet for the performance of his duties
ut Randallstoavn,
at the place of holding the elections in secord
District,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the It'll and sth
days Of August, 1866,
and will continue his session on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
of each succeeding week at the same place
until the third Wednesday of September, 1866,
inclusive.
Sitting each day from A. NJ. to 5 P. NJ.
S. 7. SIMPLIFY, Register.
Aug. A-St.
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WHO HAS CHANGED. The Memphis Argus said

Who HAS CHANGED. The Memphis Argus said
in 1861
q We should like to see Andrew Johnsons ly-
ing tongue torn from his foul mouth, and his
miserable carcass thrown out to poison mad dogs
or upon gibbit as high as Hannah, to feed the
the carrion buzZards.n
The same paper says in 1866
The iron firmnesu, the undlsmayed soul of
single man, Andrew Johnson) is all that stands
between Us and the fearful vortex of anarchy
and resultant depotism which has engulfed the
the lives and fortunes of many millions before us.
Let us rally to the side of that man, determined
to save or perish with the Republic"
The argus must consider Andrew as pretty
thoroughly ressHsRusssd.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

A SMALL FARM OF II ACRES, more or
"A less, situated ] mile South of Sweet AIR,
improved by very COMFORTABLE -
sa&e DWELLING HOUSE, NEW fssSTssDN
BARN and Corn Crib Wagon alash@
Shed. There is also Thriving IaaA 4
Young APPLE ORCHARD on the place, and
Spring and Spring House near the Dwelling
Will be sold bargain. Apply to
SAMUEL G. WILSON,
Avs Att TewseAtowA.
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New Advertisements.
Notice of Registration.
FIRsT OBJECTION DIsTRICT.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, That the under
In signed appointed by the Governor OF Ma
ryland, Register, under the act of the Gener-
al Assembly, passed March oath, 1865, will
meet for the performance of his duties, at
RobinSon5s SIG Mile House,
FREDERICK ROAD,
On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, August 18th and
9Th, 1866
August 2lst and I'D, 1866;
September 4th and 5th, 1866;
September 18th and 18th, 1866
At Seeger and StiefeI'8,
THREE MILES ON FREDERICK ROAD,
On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, August l4th and
18th, 1866;
August 2sth and 18th, 1866, and September ] lth
and 18th, 1865.
Sitting each day from A. M. to 5 P. NJ,
WILLIAM ROUssEY, Register.
Aug 4.-St.
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NOTICE.

CLERKS OFFICE CIRCUIT CoURT ToB BAL
rINoRE Co.. Towsontown, Aug. l, '66.
DERSONS HAVING DEEDS OR MORT
CAGES in this Office for record will please
call and receive them, as all deposited prior
to this date are now ready for delivery.
JOHN H. L0NGNECKER, Clerk.
August 4.--3t.
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Wanted to Rent.

A STORE AND DWELLING, with Garden
"A attached. "A permanent tenant may ,-sA
be found by addressing H.. NJ, Baltimore H#
Post Office, stating location, terms, meanssAs.sL
of access. &c. Aug. Ate
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Notice of Registration.
SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

oIAId ELECIIUN- DI0ITIUI-
NOTICE is hereby given That the under
IN signed, appointed by the Governor of Ma
ryland, Register, under the act of the Gener-
al Assembly, passed March oath, 1865, will
meet for the performance of his duties, at
Mr.. Wantland'S Store, 1liddletoa0n,,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th and Sth.
days of August 1865,
and will continue his sessions on Tuesday and
Wednesday of each succeeding week, at the
same place, until the Third Wednesday of Sep
TENDER, 1866, inclusive,
Sitting each day from A. M. to P. NJ
HENRY WILHELM, Register.
Aug 4.-8t.
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BALTIMORE, AUGUST 3. 1866.
MARRTED

On the 18th ult., by Rev. l. P Cook DIR. STEPHEN P.
JAMES Of Vermont Fulton county, H., to Miss MAR
TIA Z. LYNCH Of Baltimore county.
On the Both ult., by Rev Mr.. Kelley WIN. s. BEAcHUM,
of Norfolk, Va Miss CAROLINE BIDDERsoN of Bati.
more county.
On the oath Of June, by Rev. w. NJ. Walsh JOHN w
Web to Miss A. 0wINGs, both of this county.
On the 10th ult., by the same, CaAs w. JOHNSON to
Miss Emma J. MURPHY, both of this county.
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Notice of Registration.
FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

NJ Office is hereby given, That the under.
~ signed, appointed by the Governor Of
NIaryland, q Register, under the ACT Of the
General Assembly, passed March oath, 1868,
will meet for the performance of bis duties, at
Daniel Wilhelm's Store,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th and Sth
days of August, 1866,
and will continue his sessions on Tuesday and
Wednesday of each succeeding week, at the
same place, until the Third Wednesday Of Sep
TENDER, 1885, inclusive,
Sitting each day from 8 A. NJ. to P. M.
RICHARD G. TRACEY, Register.
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Wantad to Pnrnhasa.

A SMALL FARM, of about II or 10 Acres
IN (part in wood, within 10 miles Of Bal .-..A
timore Comfortable Dwelling, good land, GH%
&C. Address, with necessary information, -
and stating terms, which must be moderate,
PURCHASER" Georgetown, D. G.
Aug. Its
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NeqO advertisements.
WANTED.

A MAN to put up three or four hundred
n panel of Post Fence; also, THREE GOOD
FARM HANDS, one of them to drive team.
Apply to ALLEN PAINE,
lt%. Windsor Farm, Dulaney's Valley.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

PIC-NIo.-A picnic was held in the woods OF
Mrs. Theodosia Stansbury, on the Hillen Road,
near this town, on Tuesday last. A very large
number of ladies and gentlemen were present,
and the festivities were Kept up until late hour
in the night, every body seeming to enjoy them
selves greatly
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

BASE BALL.-The Towson Base Ball Club play
ed very interesting game on Friday evening of
last week, in which the second nine was success
full. A game was also played on Monday even
ing but we have not heard the result. 1t is III con-
temptation by the club TO challenge some Of our
neighboring clubs to friendly contests, of which
we will endeavor to give due notice.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04
General Dennison.

The Mayoraity Convention of Baltimore City,
assembled on Wednesday evening last. Hon.
John Lee Chapman. the present incumbent, and
Gen. Andrew w Dennisop were the opposing
candidates for the nomination, and Mr.. Chap
man proved to be the choice of the Convention,
While preferring this gentleman, the Convention
unanimously passed a resolution faroring Gen.
Deninison for the Office Of Comptroller of the
State. We are sure that this action OF the Bal
timore Convention will meet hearty response
from the Unionists of the State. We have no
authority of course to speak for those Of our cit.
liens who will be selected on Wednesday next to
represent our county in the State Convention,
but we feel very willing to say that Gen. Denni-
SON will receive their unanimous support, if he
will allow bis name to be used in the Conven-
ton. Although be may not want the Office, the
Union party Of the State secots him. We need
him as our standard-bearer in the coming con-
test he hss proved bis devotion to his country
on many battlefield (; he has led many of Ma
ryland's sons against the hosts Of treason, and
we want him now to lead those same soldiers,
ouu tuOeo WIZ thiun % kbct WI AZ Niio Nv" ubht
with the cohorts of rebellion
---------------------a< $50
.GT Congress adjourned sine die on Saturday
last, Among the important bills passed during
the closing hours OF the session, was one to equal
ze bounties to soldiers, measure which prompt
" received the sanction Of the President, and is
now law. II gives soldiers who enlisted for
three years, an additional hundred dollars boun-
ty, and those who enlisted for a less time than
three years, fifty dollars. The new Army Bill
as agreed to and passed provides for eight new
regiments ofinfantry, and four new Regiments
of cavalry. The bill for the admission of Ne
brasks as a State passed both bouses. 1t is be-
lieved the President signed ali the bills passed
except the one for the admission of Nebraska,
which he refused to sign, and the new applicant
for admission into the Union must remain out
for the present. The House also passed resolu-
ton increasing their pay, to $4,000 per annum.
The majority in favor of this measure was only
two votes, Messrs. John L. Thomas, Jr, and
Charles e. Phelps, Of our State, voting nag, and
Mr.. Mccullough aye.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

SALE OF COUNTRY PROPERTY Richard J. Git
tings, Esq, has purchased from VIM. B. Hill,
Esq, his property near this town, containing
about rs acres, and improved by a very comfor-
table dwelling house, &C., for $l2, 900.
sale has recently been made of the fine coun-
try seat of Mr.. G. NJ. jackson, about three miles
from Baltimore on the Liberty road to Mr.. John
Leary, of Baltimore, for the sum Of $27 800
There are twelve acres OF land, highly improved
with shade trees, shrubbery, fruits, &C., and the
dwelling is most complete 6rst-class brick ed
ifce, with all modern conveniences. There is n
gardener house also, with brick stabling and all
other desirable outbuildings.
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Notice of Registration.
SEVENTH ELECTION DIsTR1c,

NOTICE is hereby given, That the under
IN signed, appointed by the Governor of Ma
ryland, a Register, under the act of the Gener-
Ell Assembly, passed March oath, 1865, will
meet for the performance of his duties, at
Pleasant Hunters,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9TH and Sth
days of August, 1866,
and will continue his sessions on Tuesday and
Wednesday of each succeeding week, at the
same place, until the third Wednesday of Sep
TENDER, 1866, inclusive,
Sitting each day from A. NJ. to 5 P NJ
ELI MATTHEWS, Register.
Aug 4.-St.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

eouxp DocrRINE. LIN letter, written recently
by Mayor Chapman, of Baltimore, he says and
every truly loyal man will approve II
q Men who hare used every effort in Their
mower 10 destroy the best government on earth,
"a nv opinion are not st, and should not he al.
lowed TO have any influence In the ADMINISTERS
tor Of liz public affairs" =
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

THIEVES ABoUT-A few nights ago some per-
son entered the premises of o. P. Merryman, Esq,
near this town, and stole q live pig from his
non
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

ROBBERY IN THE CoUNTY-On Monday night
last, negro boy named VIM. Hudson, who had
been for some time past in the employ of Mr.. a..
Huntingdon. of Pikesvlllc, left his home, aud
upon examination it was found that the fellow had
stolen gold wacth, valued at $3.50, and other
smaller articles, with which he managed to make
good bis escape. A description has, however,
been furnished TO the police, and he will proba-
bly be captured.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

SEVERE SroRM.-On Monday evening last, this
region was visited by the severest storm Of the
season. and for about an hour the rain descended
in torrents accompanied by very loud peaIs of
thunder and the most vivid flashes of lightning
we have ever seen. We have heard Of several
places where the lightning struck trees and tele-
graph poles, and over by Swami Lake a dwell
ing hnnse was q good deal shattered
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04
Notice of Registration.
ZENITH ELEoTIoN pIsTRIcT.

TENTH ELEUTKON DISTRICT.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the under
IN signed, appointed Register, by the Gov
ernor of Maryland, under the act Of the Gener
al Assembly, passed March Path, 1855, will
meet for the performance Of his duties at
SHADES IaUera,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the 7th and sth
days of August, 1866;
and will continue his sessions on Tuesday aud
Wednesday of each succeeding week, at the
same place, until the third Wednesday of Sep
TENDER, 1866, inclusive,
Sitting each day from Q A. NJ. to S Pm.
VIM. H. HUTcHINs, Register.
Ans. 4--et
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

w- woods meeting will be held common
cling on Sabbath next August 9Th 1866, near
Black Rock School House. Service morning,
afternoon and evening, also continuing several
days in the week. WIN. w. REESE, Pastor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

SOLDIERS MEETING The Soldiers Of the +" Up
per Enc" will hold a meeting at Parkton on to
day, Saturday, Business of importance calls
upon every soldier of the district to attend.
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Great Riot in New Orleans.

terrible riot took place in New Orleans few
days SINCE caused by the re-assembling Of the
Free State Convention, elected by the citizens OF
Louisiana in 1864. About dfty-persons, among
them some of the ablest citizens Of the State have
been brutalIy murdered by the Rebel population
of New Orleans, and yet President Johnson re-
fused to allow the military to interfere for the
purpose OF protecting the convention. The latest
dispatches give the following as the state OF
affaira
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

SENrENoBo. In the City Criminal Court, Frank
Diamond and Charles Brook, convicted of steal
ing two horses from G. W. Norris, of this county,
have been sentenced to the penitentiary for two
years
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.@g~ The Southern papers advocate the cleo
ton of men who have tonight for the South as
delegate to the Philadelphia Convention ; the
Copperheads insist upon sending men who oppos-
ed the war the Conservatives, men who affirm
that Congress in 1866 is as reasonable as the
called Union Convention We have yet to
learn that Rebels Copperheads and renegades
can make loyal Union of any kind.
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QUARTERLY MEETING EXERCISES -Will be held
at Jessop's Church, near Cockeysville, on Sunday
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

The Atlantic Telegraph is a success! On Fri
day of last week the Great Eastern arrived at
Heart Content on the Island ofNew Foundland,
and the magnetic wire connecting the Old with
the New World was successfully laid. 4 few
minutes after the wires had been spliced des-
patch was received from England announcing
that treaty Of peace had been concluded be-
tween the contending powers in Europe. Thus
is England and our nation joined together by
another band OF fellowship and interest. A
great mechanical and engineering triumph has
been attained, but only one part Of the problem
has been solved. Further developments and time
must alone determine whether ocean telegraph
ic communication is possible, whether the cable
will last and retain it's vitality. The following
messages passed over the wire on Monday
THE QUEEN TO THE PRESIDENT.
OSBORNE, July 80, l866.-To the President of
the United States Washington The Queen con-
graduates the President on the successful COM
pletop Of sn undertaking which she hopes may
serve az an additional bond of Union between
the United States and England,
REPLY OF THE PRESIDENT.
Executive MANSION, WASHINGTON, IL, 30 4. NJ :,
July SOTO her Majesty Queen of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland The
President of the United States acknowledges
with profound qualification, the receipt Of her
Majestys dispatch, and cordially recipocrates,
and hopes that the cable which now unites the
eastern and western hemispheres, may serve to
strengthen and perpetuate peace and amity be-
tween the government of England and the Repnb-
lie of the United States.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

SALE OF THE DEPOT MILL.--Mr. NJ. Bannon,
Real Estate agent, has sold at public sale, the
Depot Mill and dwelling in this place, for So, OoO
Purchaser, Mr.. Curran, of Baltimore county.
--Howard County Record.
The same gentleman, has sold, within few
days, the following property. A tract of land
adjoining the country residence of Stricken Jen-
kins, Esq, on the Frederick road, containing ID
acres, at 1926 per acre, to Herman II. Crane,
ESQ.,, of Baltimore county. Also the granite
store and dwelling attached, situate in Ellicotts
Mills, to Gambrill and Brady, for S6,75O. Also
the farm of Mortimer H. Mullikin, Esq, adjoining
Loudon Park, on Frederick road, containing 70
acres, at $62 .O00-Willam A. Linthicum and
William H. King Esqs, purchasers. Also, 30
acres at Jessops Cut, to IGen. Elzey for 81, 600.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04

Nsn. On Monday afternoon last, party of Bal
timore roughs visited the Smedley House, in this
town. and conducted themselves so badly that
Mr.. LanQdon, the proprietor ofthe Smedley, was
compelled to order them from his honse. They
took serious offence at this, and abused Mr..
LanCdon and his brother shamefully, flourish
ing revolvers, and threatening to kill everybody
that came in their way Fortunately our Base
Ball Club was playing a short distance from the
Smedey, and hearing of the disturbance, several
members fastened to the scene, and the "roughS"
we're the recipients of little rOugher treatment
than they had probably bargained for. Three
of them were taken to our Jail, but were liberia
ted late in the evening, and took the nine clock
car for Baltimore. On the way they were Joined
by several of their comrades, and again became
very riotous, attacking and severely beating MIR.
Dorsey White, of this town, and also Mr.. John
Mackenzie, the conductor Of the car. In the
melee lady, Mrs. Beckley, of Baltimore was
thrown out OF the car and considerably bruised.
The rowdies kept possession of the car until near
the city, when they left it. They then went to
lager beer house near the city limits, where a
ball was being held, and quickly succeeded in
dispensing hitherto quiet company. Their next
exploit was brutal assault on Mr.. Charlton, the
Waterman at the car stables, whom they beat
severely and then broke the windows and other
property belonging TO the company. Warrants
have been issued for the arrest of the party.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-04
FIRST DESPATCH

New ORLEANS, July 30-3 P. M.-The riot is
progressing with frightful gesulta. President
johnson telegraphed the military to support the
civil authorities. Mayor Monroe and his police
force sympathizing with the Rebel element,
have broken up a peaceable assemblage OF loyal
men, killing and wounding number of the Con-
vention Gov Hahn is dangerously wounded
and locked up in JAIL An indiscrminate mas
sacre of Union men is going on. God help the
colored people. Gen. Baird has forsaken them ;
no troops IS yet have arrived. Gen. Sheridan is
absent but expected to return tonight. Two
Confederate flags have been raised and the city
is in their possession. Gov. Wells ie prisoner
in their hands,
SECOND pEsrATcR
NEw ORLEANS, July 30--a p. A.--The troops
have been marched into the city, and martial
law Is proclaimed. Gen. kurtz has been made
Military Governor ofthe city ! have just visited
the State House, where the members of the Con-
vention and Union men were slaughtered ; it
presents CHASTITY appearance; the floor is liter
ally flooded with the blood OF our best Union
men, Comparatively, quiet has been restored,
but is regarded AS the calm before the Storm
Many Union men are known to have been muir
dered. Gen. Baird is responsible for this, mas
much as he had no troops in the city, although
warned Of what has transpired. Gen. Sheridan 8
Staff have behaved most calamity All Union
alu pedCcnhlc pray 1ui NOc w NfEH'
Sheridan.
THE CITY QUIET --THE RIOT PRsCoNCERTRp- xAEEa
OF TIE PROMINENT UNION MEN WOUNDED
NEW ORLEANS, July 3l.--Thanks to the milits-
ry authorities from, 8 O. clock last evening to this
writing "a p. NJ the city has been comparative
ly quiet. DR.. Doste is not dead ! have just
seen him but it il impossible for him to
live twenty-four hours. Hes riddled with bull
let's, and pierced through the bowels with sword
cane. Governor Hahn, the Hon. John Hender-
son, DR.. Hare the Hon. George Hearse, the Rev.
Mr. Hanson, Hon. Alfred Shaw, Mr. Enhurst,
Capt John Burk and others were dangerously
wounded When Governor Hahn WAS taken to
the station house he was covered with blood
These men were shot while In the hands of the
police. Captain Loup, lst New Orleans Infant
ry, was brutally murdered by policeman while
standing inofensvely on the corner of the street,
There was preconcerted plan to massacre sill
Union men The FIRE bella gave . signal and
the fireman armed with knives and pistols, rush.
ed through the streets to 8 general rendeE-
vous, aud commenced an indiscriminate slapgh-
ter OF colored men. ] cannot aScertain the name
Of q single policeman killed. Mayor Monroe
boasts that the President will restore him, and re-
place the civil law within twelve hours. II he
aoss, God help the unlon nsa.
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The Registry Law.

The Unconditional Union State Central Com
mittee has issued the following address to the
Union men of the State and we commend II
to their especial attention:
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engthen and perpetuate peace and amlty De
cen the government of England and the Repnb
of the United States.
ANDREW JOHNSON.

MEssAGs OF THE MAYOR OF NEW YORK TO THE
lord MAYOR OF LONDON
The mayor of New York has caused to be for
warded 10 the lord mayor of London telegraph
ic dispatch, as follows:
Mayors OFFICE, New York, July 80, 1866
To the Lord Mayor of London The energy and
genius Of man, directed by the providence Of God
have united the continents. May this Union
be instrumental in securing the happiness of all
nations and the rights of all people.
JOIN T. HOFFMAN, Mayor of New York.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-04-27

ANOTHER GAME AT BASE BALL.
On Saturday afternoon last, the third
match game between the Juniata and
Mineral Spring Base Ball Clubs, was
played on the grounds of the former.
The contest resulted in a victory for the
Mineral Spring. The playing was not
very good, the rain in the forenoon
having soaked the field, making the
running difficult and saturating the ball
50 that it would not fly. The Juniata
did pretty good fielding, but although
usually superior in batting, suffered
some half dozen 'skunks, almost Who'll
ly on foul balls caught by their adver-
saries. The Mineral Spring did good
dedingand batted tolerably well, which
last gave them success. The score stood,
Mineral Spring, 26; Juniata, s. Umpire,
", F. r. Jordan.