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Cincinnati, December p, 1859.

Cincinnati, December -, l663.
Messrs j n. HARRIS 4 CO.:
GExrs-This Is 20 certify that have found Al
LAY'S LUNG BALSAM one Of the best remedies
In the world for Dissase3 Lsags. have need %
in my family for breaking W troublesome cough
with the happies; effect. ] recommended Il 10 d
Young lady who bad a harassing cough and va.
threatened with Consumption, and IL cured her in
a few days would recommend Il 20 all afflicted
with cough, and 70 those who arc prcdiGpos-d 10
Consurnption Respectfully yours.
A. a. HARRISON.
Sold By AISQUITH 4 BRO, sole ARent ~
Charlostown for Jefferson County, aud BY Dcnlcrs
in Medicines generally. June 2O-lm.
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y ~, 81, IO-l Bleaohed and Unbleached
> II. Cotton received at Baltimore Price Store
\ full line Of Ginghams and American Plaids,
just received at the Baltimore Price Store.
full line OF Table Linens and Tovelings, Just
received al the Baltimore Price Store.
4 full line of Calicoes, DeIaines and White
Goods, Just received at the Baltimore Price Store
a fall line Of Dress Buttons, Bugle Trimmings,
and Notions in general, at the BALTIC. Price Store
silk and Bingham Sun Umbrellas, just received
al the Baltimore Price Store.
Ready Made Clothing, Cassimeres aud Cassineits
for Men and Boys Wear, just received ct tho Bal
timore Price Store.
Trunks Of all descriptions, Just received at the
Baltimore Price Store. J. GOLDSMITH.
June 20, 1867.
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Notice.

I HAVE made out all accounts, and rust insist
on Immediate settlement The Books must be
closed. From this date must do strict CASH
busiusSs-p9 exceptions made.
June n lss7-n J. r. AVIS.
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President johnson isto attend the ceremonies
az Boston ia the dedication Gf thORew Masonic
Temple on the oath instant. He is to be es-
cor;ed by the Knights Templar Of the Wash
.ugtoa Coumandery, No 1, and Columbia
Clmmandery, No. >. The occasion viii be one
Of unusual interest
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DR.. VIM. a. Mccormick
DENTIST.

WILL visit Charlestown, professionally, the
w second Monday, and remain tiil Saturday Of
June, July, August, September, October, NOvem-
Der and December.
Apr. %, 1867. en-.
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FRcM EUaoPE-Tite cable brings news ola
serious not at Birmingham, England. The
Catholic chapel was attacked and threatened
with demolition. The mob had complete pos
session of the city, and troops were oydersl bout
20 suppress the riot at al hazards
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Special Notices.


HAyING permanently located Ia
here, tenders his Professional s{S-eAA.
Services to the citizens Of jefferson t,ys<5SSg J
and adjoining counties in all opera <ikT(CS
tions pertaining to DENTAL SURGERY. After
an experience ofnesry ten years he feels confident
that be can please all who favor him With their pa
tronage AR TIFICIAL TEETH. mounted upon
Fnglish and American Rubber, in the very best
manner and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Nv Terms shall Be moderate, and made known
previous 10 operating if desired. lie car be found
az his Office in the C AFTER HOUSE, Charlestowr.
EVERYDAY from o'clock, A. NJ, to 4 Z. NJ. Per-
sons attended at their residence when practicable.
Unexceptionable references given when desired.
July 20, lse6-ly.
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Reapers and Mowers az Reduced Pri-
ccs.
II AvfNG secured the agency FOR The sale Of ul'
celebrated Excelsior Reaper Mower, which
for nchtncss, completeness, durability and quality
ofwork, we defy competition. Thcse machine will
be sold with guarantee - do what we represent.
Call at our Machine shop and zee one, and judgo
for yourselves. ~ To secure machine orders
must be sent in carly, a. The suJfly ]. limited
wElRTCK a WELLER.
Charlostown, June 10, 1861.
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To the Indies.

.,,L;,o ,roskiv accessfons 20 my stock ~
nuiIIyFRY GOODS, 20 which invite the
mention Of the ladies. by assortment Includes,
alwavs. the newest styles. ,o-,.-..-
June 10, 1867. MAGGIE ". JOHNSON.
TREsH ARRIyAL.-Jgst received another lot
Il NJ tbose celebrated American Eight Day aud
thirty Hour Clocks-ali warranted for year
Call and zee them. L. DihkLE.
June Is, 1861.
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CONGRESS- il JULy.--It now seems certain
that the Radicals intend 10 assemble in July,
10 carve out new measures Of mischief The
opinion Of the Attorney General on the mill
tlry atrocities Of Sheridan is the excuse. Let
themup" Their day Of doomis not far disant.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Judge WIN. II. Lyons died in Richmond OF
Tuesday afternoon last
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Trustees Sale
OF
VALUABLE LAND
IN JEFFERSON COUNT

IN JEFFERSON COUNI1.
ElY virtue Of two Deeds of Trust executed
Ed to the undersigned by John H. Campbell
on The LIST day Of September, 1854, and Of re-
cord in the Office Of the Recorder of said Coun-
ty-both given to secure his Bonds for the pur-
chase of the Lands which descended from their
Father Thomas Campbell TO bis Daughters
Lucy S. and Kate H. Campbell, | will offer at
public sale, in the town of Middleway, in said
County, on the
2OM day Of july 1867,
all the Lands conveyed to me in Trust by the
Deeds aforesaid.
The Deed to secure the Bonds of said John
II. Campbell to Lucy S. Complications Mrs.
Wysong-conveyed
128 ACRES, 3 R0ODS, and 10 POLES,
and 4th undivided part of 215 Acres, ! Rood
and 35 perches then held as Dover by the Mo
Their Of said John II. Campbell but now unen-
numbered.
The Deed to secure the Bonds of said John
II. Campbell to Kate II. Campbell-now Mrs.
Dr. acknowledgements
$50 ACRES and 80 PERCHES,
and fourth undivided part Of 2l5 Acres. /
Rood and 80 Perches, held then as Dover by
their Mother-but now unencumbered, making
the whole quantity hereby advertised to be
sold about
3CT Acres,
and being the most valuable part Of the Land
that descended from the late Thomas Camp
bell Of said County to his children and heirs at
Law
This Land is situated on the old road lead
ing from Middleway to Winchester, and about
miles West FROM the former place, and about
81 miles from the Summit Point Depot on the
Winchester g. Potomac Rail Road The Land
is in a high state of cultivation, well fenced,
and is believed to be among the best Of our
limestone soils.
IMPROVEMENTS comfortable
Sz5@A plat of the Property will be shcwn
on the day Of sale.
TERMS CASH as prescribed by the Decd
Sale to take place at o'clock, =. NJ, on
Saturday. Goth july.
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For Sale or Hire.

NEW HYMN BOOKS We have jast received
' the new Psalms and Hymns, approved by the
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church Of
the United States, at its meeting in Memphis, Ten
nessee, Nov. 1866.
June 20, 1861. CAMPBELL MASON.
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stilI TheY Connc!


IF the Ladies will only call AZ Mrs.. A. G. Mitch
ell, they can bcsuitod in the Summer Styles 81
BOSYETs, HATS, FLOWERS AND Ribbons.
Having just returned from Baltimore, We pledge
ourselves 20 present 10 view the latest and m,.t
fashionable Summer Styles Call. Ladies; no trou
bic TO show goods. Hats the order Of sun Ja.
brel!as Bonncts 70 suit al ages
4. G. MITCHELL & CO
June u, 1861
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chninn Frnsh Meats

In seasrp--such a. Mutton. Lamb Veal md Beei
We shall endesvor n farnisii only CHOiCt
NEA rs, slaughtered and dressed u inc most ~, ss
ceptable manner, and at ressohhDls .n1'bs''
'O''''' '''' THOMAS JOHNSON.
Jnn.e Ise7st CHAS. q. JOHNSON.
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FREsIE MEAT.

TT'HE undersigned are associated togcthes W "
Butchering business, and propose y supl,g
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Public Sale

Valuable Real Estate,
~ JEFFERSON COUNTY, VEST PIRG
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~" Lancaster, Pa, Eatelligencer, and Ha-
gerstown Nail publish times and send bill to
this Office for collection.
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I'm obedience TO a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Jefferson County, West Virginia, grant
ed at lis April term, 1867, / shall offer at pub
l..
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SATURDAY, mr. 10, 1867.
At o'clock, T. ~, before the Store Of Albert
Jones. at Nippon, in Jefferson County, .
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-10


For moro than seven years 9epeEal
Sheridan has been uninte1ruptedly in
the service Of the country. During the
war he was constantly with tho army,
and when the Rebellion ended x1as i; 1t
once ordered to the South. West. No
man has earned the right to brief rest
BY harder work, yet this visit to the
North appears 70 be reluctantly permit
ted. The President, when he removed
Sheridan from the oommando Of the Fifth
District, reversed Grant's order recalling
him to Washington, and sent him 1t
once to fght tho Iadians. That he j.
now: in New-York i, 10 presume; due
to the Intervention Of Gen. Grant; aad
important u our Indian affairs may be,
we. ne sure that they will suffer no in
jury by Ii brief absence, On the CON.
tr,ry, shefid.n'. Northsrn journey ) j, = i /
% = sn.ll beDed. to thes eountlyj;;i ~ !. .
h.ve long wanted 70 ,ee IS EeroU ! Uof the'
Shenandoah and New Orleans, and :ars 40
rejoioed and ehleered that 10 4 = viii sih us..
Whassrerthis siolities h.J bs;thsrs j.
no patno&is eisiseu' wAs does. s.osiwsl
come ,thsnan whose sams is'Gsysosyn
Of Ill that naksss military aknsspitadid
and enduring. ooas7so>fI: Il! ID bstsu;s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-10
:: e:j0lIus0n AnD DxYIe.

| Gen: Logan in ii. speech At Hamil
ton, Ohio, seid: .'Tell me today if 70,
had JED: Davis in the presidential ch.i,
,or hr: Robert E. Lee, could they hai,v,,
done more feeithe rebels in this, land
than Andrew Johnsoa has since lie ha,
been: pseident1 !, IT, they could,
would Ike to know in what way they
could have done it. nJef: Davis had
been: president, what would he have
done:!; He would have returned all
tho property to the rebels that tley had
lost. Andrew johnson has done that.
It JED. Davis had been president he
would have pardoned Ill the rebels that
asked him for pardon, Andrew John.
son has' done that and more too: If
jeff Davi. had been president he would
have denounced this Congress, and call
ID them = set Of traitors. Andrew
1ohnsoa,has done: that. IF JEFF: Davis
had been president he would have .p-
pointed rebel govssnon down South to
control those States. Andrew John
soa7 did the same thing. If JEFF. Da-
Wis had been president he would have
vetoed tho Civil Rights bill. Andrew
,1hdkHeel1 ,1d9He e did. that Ha would have ve-
eress, and all the other acts, which An:
drow johnson has done"
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MRS, xx1coI:le;11 :1E11.1o1u.

n97oI '.'os' !.;sa7---->-ro:i uaiE"s'' 1GIi.
:. II hasbssstsd1rsadj reported ii ~
city asring the past fen leys that Mu'
Abrah.m Lincoln, wife Of tho let& Pm,
ident h,a been stopPieg since y Saturday ~ y
last 4 a y r: :upsoxl hotel, under the &. =;
saned aane y q M, Cl.it.: lHes y;';!ll a;sil
. d the eity, HI. ,ll.ssd, !. ief .hs Pa;;;; y
pose, Of disposing Of !. large quantity q
female ! ~. wearing apparel .nd =. jsvslry, i.
order to replenish : nedrly, exhausted
purse, her present income Only ! amount:
ing 70 about e1,7Q0. These articles cost
.t least ~ .oQQ, & but :the Broadv.y fsn
totwhom they sre. soaaigped Do not AZ.
pest to realize more; thea abost a, 600,
which invested in. tho Stts Of Illinois,
where Mn. Lincoln now resides, will
yield her an additional income Of $400.
Conspicuous among these ...pptngp Of
seni..oyaltj ars's set'of'aos Ras.iau
sables, several lass ands sIndiaa sha&b,a !
point l.e. dl.a., .aap..t..ol cover; md
ssoli.sirs' dianoad iias. 3Mss:" cl1.ks
os Mu. Lincoln seemed inxisussts PIE:
essye lsr ineegaito, juagisg ftom the
dirsetioaa giveaI y: her aseats, ,asd evi-
deptly lhriaksd hen tho Inevitable 10
toeiety il thu. publicly parting With the
souvssirs of her White Hosss days.ors
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EORuEY'S LETTERS
9ri..,,, ,lr911OW 8URORE.

81 In reply 70 continued and urgest in.
4airies aud requssh respecting the pub.
Geaeioa Of he3abovs letters ia . eollso.
tive farm, ~ have again, to state tha,
they viii b. iss1ed in : handsome limo,
volume of abeut i've hundred paeee,
With portrait hnely engraved on steel,
and index, BY T. b. Peterson L Broth.
srs, Of this city. Id the course of next
meath thbE peblieation will take place.
The EoeR1sspaadsaes gives the authors
imprsssions of various countries which
hs visited during IN European tour Of
several jmoaths, With observations upon
society, politios, amusements, manufsc-
tars1 saseat;oasl and religious institu-
tioee j. Eagland, France, Switzerland,
Germany, Belgium, and Holland. The
variety of these letters may 30 judged
from the fact thsa they were written
hom Loadoa, Liverpool, Oxford, Wind
COZ, Halifax, ,,a Stsasfosd-upoo.Avon,
Chestsr, Pazis, -Besas, Lake Leman,
Badea-R -Radsa, Heidelberg, Wissbaden,
Oa III Rhiae, Coblsnts, Bruaseb, Ant:
warp, md the Hague Philadelphia
1880. s,8 aii3st .,eav : 3gffi :; ,,-;efs
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.;;;!Tlssrlov Wed, for The one hun
dRedth a., time deniiea i th,t Andrew John
.on i n!,.;; =; Liaeolaa's = preference for the
Vice lp'. -lRp'se.sideeey. he s.y.;, ;t'Mr. Lin
soll''s candidate 4! -. the hte Daniel s.
!, i@,sstiaessoe, ska a IXbbo. had not Mr.. George
y. Curtis, i presenting hi. name 70
the New York delegation It Baltimore,
showed th.t the; object Of that nomina-
t;oa i'' -. ~; in hostility . . Secretary Sew
asd, would have been nominated.-
Neither Mr. Lincoln, nor, 50 far as ve
ars Informed; Nh. Dickinson, shared in
thin feeling. It ,was sot until thus pre-
seated, however, that, Mr. Dickinson
vaaa .. candidats.s But appearing in
thh hostile attitude, =. majority Of the
New Yesk- delegation took ground
against hin. Our friends went first for
Mr.. HanGn, but when New England
either opposed o. fssbly supported him,
they took ground for Mr.. Johnson"
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PROGRESS on THE 1VE9TE-
~ q correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazetse writes:

a correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette writes:
. "ssventy-thres year, ago the hr,
ooat started '''d from Cincinnati up the ri,
e.. y w bullet proof. equipped viii
Two cannon and small arms. The round
mp 70 Pittsburg w.s l, made in .bou,
four weeks. At that time the Queen
CITY ~ : mere milit.ry post, which
three Year, afterwards only contained
Eve hundred inh,bit.nts. Pitt.bure
"ss /. little nest Of unole.n birds, built
aw.y up in the forks Of th,. great high:
Wy Of nature, and between these txo
pos6 / wilderness stretched on either
''de@ ths liver, whose Wild gr,ndeu,
v.!'enly snPh.sissdb bythe Two Or three
dots which had besd made :byi tho fore.
raaas's" Of, tie coming civilization.
Seventy three years eApse and Fort
wsshingtca; v''iith ''ith population n';ol,f II t,x,o i,
:or th'ss! hundred, i Cincciihnaati, with .
population Of $50, 900; Pitssbure il no
longer = nest; but il & I'' great city,
!heaa !94a!.rl breath e!h Of! smoke and thousand
t0ongpes ~ - Of fame heat the very .tmos,
pherpe t1.t =. sspr1eqeds it; tho two or
three bread doss qf fE civilization between these
Points have multiplied into {. hundred
and ten thriving eites aud Villages, al
peiPitasiae .ith ths Industry Of free
.ad prosperous people. tn. steamen
that {: =. nov; ply the river: could they al
ee \! broseht together, would make =
4ta!a!tiae EAT eity ia which : hundred thou
'aad people could dwell in comfort"
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-Comuissioner Bsekwith wvll;tei
that eut # I've hund eAn1rieaa- con.
tsibations 70 che Expssitioa over th,s,
hundrsd rsesivea prsniuhas.b;za1q -
A dispatch to X. Boston c,. cJo.ss,aI! I'd!
says Of tue ,,rI,sn,lvde i % the Gsnac,r.ls il, ID
Washingtoas' An attempt - max.
tho demoasts,sioa Of Inst night ses0si
Hancock : partisan a6aif, 10 The inter
sst Of ths ad1iai,tzatioa, W. severely
rspEob.ssd by that oaesr,' who'wash N
dsgusted With the Rebel slsmsst pre-.
eat that hs said y 0ea. Cobb ! ~
havs askod you 70 hss: tis Rsssb d
Tie fax, and dotaet hsaitasseo Dka aJos
10 hoo them nov.'' ".gza1teA
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LET YOU1 LlolaT aIl1ND.

! The position Of tho Republicans patty
on tho Bond question, says tho Mime:
apolis 1t'b*.e, i u clear n the sun.
IN III platform il has placed itself open.
y on record against ths pending propo
dtion. Gov. Marshall has stated his
position With equal ftanknsss. Nov
Why don't Judge Flandrau state hn 20.
sitioa I. Thsrs j, - much the more need
Of Il, bssauss tie platform Of bis party
has fiilsd 70 maksan isa to indicate
what The party il in favor Of: IN
lead;sg Ds'~oorat;e pe1;itieio.s ,oers
not .serstt p1sdgs@ b Ns boxdkoldsr,,
w skosn see Jsdgs Naadrax s.et;ag
II. pos;s;o~ i. 9 shsrry. .,:.....,> r.
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DROWNING OF TWO YOUNG GIRLS
:'s-'; - HEAR DUBUQUE.

The Dubuque Time. says Last Sat-
urday afternoon = most distressing
event occurred just above the dam at
Auhlly's> paper mills near Cascade, by
which two daughters Of Mr.. Nichols
Strong, aged respectively nine and
twelve years, were drowned. They,
accompanied BY their little brother, At
tempted to wade the stream in order to
reach an island on which were some
COWS which they were to drive home.
They had frequently crossed. the river
H. thissnannes, but this time they went
nearer the dam than usual, where the
uater va deep and the current strong.
Befors' reaching the middle Of the
stream, they were thrown off their feet,
and were carried to the pond above the
dam, where they were drowned. Their
brother sav them when they fell, and
hss&uzasd bsek shzieking TO- tho shore.
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j. ;:.AEPuDlAr1OH.

From H. CA;esso Rps1}f;ee*, . ~
There should be no dreaming ovsr
tho impossibility Of repudiatioa.-:
Northern Copperheads and t.reconstrunct-
:ses :% '::1 !: sk.%:: ~ / h1stc s. ssass$j.se g
sach : vote effective and they have
the power to cast it. There is hardly
IN intelligent southerner who actively
participated in or sympathised with the
rebellion, but is waiting to dishonor our
National credit by such = vote, or COM
pei tho assumption Of the Confederate
debt - IN alternative. The South and
its sympathizess At home and in Europe
are 1t work With this aim. At home,
in social intercourse, it il declared 70 Be
their policy n frankly as were the doc
trines Of secession proclaimed and en-
forced in 1860. The loyal people Of
the North, should neither forget nor
ignore this faot.. It il too significant
to b uaisiaterprsted. Andrew John
soa understands this purpose Of the
south, and; We fear, sympathi1es With
it. II not the manipuhtions 70 which
he seems 70. submit q the hands .of
Southern men indicate whittier he Is
tending. Whethe. he sympethisss With
their purpose or.aot may b imm.setial
70: long u hs permits himself tobe the
tool Of those Who sda.1 Executive, i'm
lsenss i not sn.n, and while Congress
may remain loyal e. the country ibssi
tlsdc cpad'hesetlAadrsw Josssoa my
drive wedges that viii split and destroy
ito power 70 resist the saorts4 of tho
eoGatsys sasniss in this direction: .on
We eoafees to some; alarm :fess he
future Of The credit Of this country.
Ths alsaalts II .ftes t.adera & home
md abroad, ths .ao.h ef eslr' : enemies
.bro,d . dive y y into ths poaitioa a. q
se,.ii,. nd pl.es =, .. . level viii their
sl.veei. Iadia, by. compelling q to par,-:
eh.ss thsir' goods aethsir eva = pri;,es i, and
Ell or grain p them. for what thoIyl
eheo,. = gi.e, combined xi.h the
tanklisg hate of defeated rebels, and
til. ,.stiv.a.,sI under 7 2t.,z.sttioa stti II Copp!!
perhsida, give double cause for vigi-
lance. And this alarm Il not based
upon mere surmises. !, It i IN out;
growth of facts that have logical 10
quenoe. And we warn those of our
readers who have any regard. for our
credit aad enduring prosperity, that
only By The wissst counsel aad most
vigil.at ast;oa en- tho schemes Of the
repad;aeoss bs thxastsd, aud the eoaa.
tsy sayed hon, dishoase aud or busi-
ness psospesity from prostzatios. aocu
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= vkAr HEAT. lIETE ARRAUoE.
1BUT.
"''"'s'e" On: caieegs RYs5,,ees.

The National, a.. {b llt.,,h,,,i =. !,
60 On grand .t.sriolx, !, md b.tn.s - ~ !
the latter part Of October ., Ii. ~ 8 !
November. They iv,ill pl.v tho IA,
makers, Of l.a:inobure ,ho,,, u ~ ~: !,
have ,ire.dy beaten tS. Mntu.,. ~ =
New. York, Who have Nam th.,, 4. !.
Irvinetops, Of Nav I.,.., .,1 -. u.
Quaker civ. of ph;,.d.;n.;. - =. ).
whom they have never ni.v.d. -.
Athletic, Of Phil.delphi.. xhioh h.. -.
beaten them, and the Ke,.toue. o,f ia
same place, witch they h.ye b,it,s;: be,,it,as1;::
They will be abs.1t from: lh.r. ~. i.5u
three weeks. Ths O. government; ;sn + I;ll
30 seen, p.t,oni.si b.4le,.:1bsll EistfI lsi1Ii 3
the nine .rs Gov.rnsnsst ,,erkI. ree.;,.
| ing from 1900 70 81. 800 mn, .v..,.
They Thy",; xe.. /, .b.e.nnst ens q. . Ino,th :, -.
Western tour: th.v v;,l h. .f:.r. fs s,.
.hreeo 'vssset. Il 4; tas .61lae s, ~. ,.d
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from oaioe. playing here. .t Balt;,o.rn..' a
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'asual pay, aud 'the1S2xill .Sofths, t;ti;f t;t;a;f
they will cbd sv,y o. siLair e1mia11 = Ihou,.
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for fifteen days, but ! N5&;oa.t bs,,sb,ii
player oan have &hrse, ,nontha. 116xa ~
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is one sof. tAe d;s<r.sefal. tAiee,, ,l.il,.
occurring here. But, p,rhsps. after .llI
the Departments we're made for bsse-bell
phyer.; tba following laoks someth;.e
Ike i; Until recently Fox, L q; one. 1d d. tSs Il
National nine, was studying, a. I'D thel|
Georgetown College; then be- ,gr,d:
uated, and u. to lea1,sI here for hi.
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