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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-17
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ST. JOHNS, Moi, Sept. q, lSG

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By the use Of your pills might say much
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bv any one afflicted in this way, will make
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Hardware Merchant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

ssrafu gSuslness for $685., asa !.
O6O Bushels.

Some three or four We Ks ago VT called
The attention Of our people 10 the injustice
Of . report made to the Uaion Merchants
Exchange Of st. Lous. by Mr. Egbert
Dodge, who vas sent out BY that body last
fall TO gather statistics relative to the grain
business Of tbs Upper Aississippi. We
stated that he had visited every grain point
from St. Paul down to Davenport, and had
Incorporated in his report table showing
the grain business Of each town within those
limits; and Furthermore. that notwiths,snd-
ing this office had extended 10 him every
desired facility for working up the grain
business Of Davenport, he had, neverthe
less, totally ignored our city--giving the
credit { our entire business to Rock Island,
. point known BY ell river men 10 bs almost
entirely barren ss regards the shipment u
gram. When the meschants Of ST. Louis
are told BY Mr.. Dodge, or any other man.
tat Rock Island ships 7s7,l76 bushels Of
wheat. and Davenport ships none, We deem
II our duty - take up the cudgei IN favor
Of our city. We have. therefore, spen: csv-
eral days in gathering all the information
possible that would throw any light upon
our grain business. We have visited nearly
every grain dealer in our city Who did bus
incss here in 1866, who have kindly second
cd our efforts by going over their books fo'
that year and giving the smount Of their
grain business. As . matter Of course We
have been unable to reach all who handled
grain here chat year. as some did business
. short tune and wen. away, and there were
many small dealers abont the city that We
had not time 10 hunt up and incorporate in
our list. Tho following are the figures
showing the extent Of our grain business
for the year 1860. - nearly q ws could a..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

WAssss.-By advertisement iu another
place it will BE- seen that "Tanner, box ga.
Davenport" ciiers some good reliable man
chance for . profitable investment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

Nrw SrrLrs Duplex Elliptic Hoop
Skirts 4 full assortment of these cele
braied Skirts in new styles just received at
Wadsworth's mh6-d1W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

IL = ~ logger sscrst ~ . osjRity .
the Rsdissla m tss oseeas - bitterly os'>
pssed - tbs iapseshnsns lrs,jses. Tliey
dsneuees Il 10 uaAsassssd ssras = 1bjly
and us.dr 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

CARPETS! CALPErs A fresh lot of new
and elegant patterns received this day At
Kepner' s-corner Of Brady and Second
streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

There i TO mistake about it. MRS. WIN.
SLOW 8 SOOTHING SYRUP. for children
testhing. ros only relieves The child from
pain. but regulates ti,e stomach asd bowels,
cures dyssn,ary end diarrea, sofss"s The
gums, reduces al Inflammation. and g'vss
reat, health ard comfort 10 mother and cn'ld.
Il is pleasant to take, and perfectly safe in
q! cases. Il gives universal 90 isfaesion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13
C1T 1T f. n >.

Uss Lallemand's specific for Rheumstism,
Gout end Neuralgia. II etfec.ually destroy
all poison in the blood. aud performs . rad,
ical cure. Read testimouials elsew here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13
DAVENPORT IOWA. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13, 1867.


i'you want jctty black sh'skers use
Unhsn's Hair Dve---onlv o,' cents bottle.
so'a evcrywhgr, PIT up hy ~. KRONER.
ph,iaia,.hia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

Tss celebrated Madame Ristosi has Of
course been the recipient Of oil sorts ofpres
snts since her arrival in America. She aP-
pears to have been particularly delighted
With the dozen bottles Of Bloom Of Youth"
sent her By the manufacturer, Mr.. GEORGE
W. Laird, Of No. "a Fulton street. New
York. The lady has remarkably nne
complexion, wh,ch Of course she Is dcs'rous
Of retaining. and there can be more ch.ctusI
way Of doing so than BY using this truly
wonderful and delightful preparation. Can
be had at oil druggists and fancy goods deal
ses. feb 10.deod&w.
Casur. A lady in New dsven. speaking
Of CoE's Corou BALsAN, says she lost I've
darling childred with Group, and was IN
despair when the third and last was attack
ID. but his lie was spared through Goes
Cough Balsam. She advises ill mothers
to xccp It on and in case Of emergency.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

WHEN On opponent SITS aside argument
aud reason and with Johnny Bull hcadcd>
ness persists in vulgar personalities it 10
generally y sure sign that be is conscious
Of IN untsnabls position. or hat his stom-
xch is out Of order
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

BOARD OF TRADs.-The at,e.tion Of those
intsressed in the organisation Of Board Of
Trade, is called TO the notice Of . meeting
Cor that purpose. to be found in another
column.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13
G RlDCER q ES.
Profitable Invest,u emt.

lwo 1, four thousand dollars, - Gerry on the
Tsnnerv and 'urrying business in this city
Address, TANNEb, boz zIi. Dave port.
lows mchs -d3w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13
.sDuv y. CRAWFORD.
~ An e D.

OEvERAL SOLICITORS FOR FIRST
y Cisss Pre- Ina 20, Men of aye end eHrer
,snce preferred. None need apply without good
recommendations LUTHER T EADS,
nol' Land AGENT over y. u. Davenport. Iowa
WlSTEK EMrLOYMENr.- -ssco PER MONTH.
W aud Expenses Paid Male aud Femaie Agen's,
to introduce NEW AND CSRFCL INVENTION,
o. absolu'e utility In every hourehold. Agents pse-
fasriug To work On commission can earn from tsu 10
80 per day For full particu enclose stamp and
sddrces, wa. WILSON d ca,
dec2e dsm CievelAad Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13
loWRY'B GRAIN ELEVATION. !.

DOeN0 ~ C004B00 - 0oOvauOr.
q OENfs Per- BusnEL p0R rug FIRST
= fwesty 6aye. - Sfoetoo0al pesss thereof -
Is ssse ~ svssy I've aa1s or ksslisaai passs
Vv11nae Oeosn~o.
teus sease ~ oeaAel ~ the opeains Of nav
Isse ~ 0rs - Aso116e = swners' risk
efe. 1st ROBERT LOWRY.
Osvsaeesl Dse. IN. 1853. dseisdar wss~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

TRYPaoss is something that will
keep your hair on your hea sure: and II
you arc bald headed it will make the hair
grow II there is root lci, under the shining
scalp. II has tbs true virtue in il, and
everybody who wants sound. healthy, luxu.
rant hair. should use 1t bv I'll means. Al
ways cell fer Tryphose. For sale by all
Dvusviste
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

LiBnAlY AssomA1ion.-Ths elieeeo Of
the uavsaDest Librarv Association inform
ID 10 less svsaieg tAas their rssms, n "a.
tsndsd noties u which W gave some time
aeo, will bs oPsesd on Friday ssssise
March 18th, q which time the membsrs Of
the sssoei6s,on would b. pleased TO reesivs
the ladies and gentlemen Who have - gsa
srously aided them in their eiIsets to build
up public library, and the public general.
j. who feel an interest in their sueeess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

0N UNINCC MBEkED REEL ESTATE. FROM
the School Fund Of Scott county. af ciaht per
cent nfesest. In Gums not exceeding dvc hundred
dollars to each applicsnt- Apply to
JOHN 0ALLlGAN,
Mar 9 div wem. Clerk District Court.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

MErcALrs's 0nHAT RHsuuAfic RsxnDy 10
ths most wonderful remedy ever brought
before the public. A gentleman OF this city
who had lost the use Of his limbs, an had
used crutches for over six months, hes been
completely cured by one bottle. Tell your
afflicted friends g try it. Stevenson 4
ussnshan, Agents. Davenport, lows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cents. black oe
silui, reliable. indeed shs best in use .has been
before the public over fifteen years, 10 The
cheapest, containing % much " the usual
dollar sisss. Depot No. 81 John street.
New York City. Sold By Ill Druggists,
patent medicine. pssiumsry and fancy
eoods stores every june1l.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

ALL fear on account Of accidents from exc
posvs oil done away with BY purchasing Of
G. T. Webb, the crcckery man. By the
way, he says crockery is going up or down.
Wo don't remember which. In fact, it
makes no particular difference, as he always
selS cheaper than any one else
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

DR. KNAPP, forissrly Of Nsw YoRk, who
he's visited Davenport segularIy the past
eight years. and effected many wonderful
cures Of old CHRONIC DisEAsEs, CAxcsss.
aud diseases Of the EYs and EAn. which
have been pronounced IScUsABLs BY the
medical profession generally, can Be COO
suited ct the Scott House. Saturday and
Sunday. March 18th and 18th, % will be
seen BY his card in another column.
Consultation Free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

During February there has been ,694
barrels cf ale aui beer manufactured, aud
about $1,000 cigars. One seizure for de-
frsuding The revenue has taken plses- Hen
~ Rammelsbese who manufactures cigars
at HE stors on Front street made his re-
turn q the rats Of &l2 worth per month.
while u vas found that he bought stock
enough TO manufacture 500 worth; and
new cigara we're discovered to have been put
in old boxes. Rammslsbsrg failing TO place
new STAMPS upe0 them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

PERsosAL.-Our young friend Orlo W..
Richardson. who has been running skat-
ing park IN Dubuque during the pes. sea
son, for tho benefit Of the skating fraternity
Of that city. and 10 his own pecuniary ad-
vantage. made his appearance in our city
yesterday. locking as though the excite.
mont Of his business had been well for him.
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

outs de while waiting for car rather than
come In contact with tho obnoxious "crowd. :"
Subsequently II was found necessary to apply
for redress 20 the authorities, whereupon q
detachment OF police ordered watch the waiting
room and arrest all persons Of suspicious character
found suddenly illuminated and the sound OF falling
hammers ana many voices heard by the guardians
Of the night Thinking that haul had been secured
the place approached silently, and demand made
for instant admission, accompanied by loud knocking at
the door, After good deal of perseverance the latter
finally opened, and the officers made rush nto-a
cobbler's shop appears that few days previous 20
the above incident the company had changed the depot
and rented the former to old shoemaker named
Weekes, who resides on the premises with his family
The effect of the officers mistake better be imagined
than described. The residents OF the ncighborhood
have had . good laugh, and, what Is better still, the
thieves have taken the hint 10 beat hasty retreat
The New York herald., 1867-04-21
. THE INDIAN WAR.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

General Hancock's Expedition Ont of Forage
nj Fort LaFned-Eleven Thousand Warriors
Ready for War-Move of General Augur
with six Thousand Men from Fort Phil
Kearny-Arrival Of General sherman NJ
LeavenwOrth. .s
3N LEAvTSwoRrH, Kansas, April 20 1867.
Advices from the Plains state that General Hancocks
expedition is at Fort Larned unable to move the supply
Of forage being exhausted, and there being grass
The animals were suffering greatly. IS u
About eleven thousand warriors are encamped on
Tongue river, midway between Fort Phil Kearny and
Fort O. r. Smith, waiting for the grass before com.
mencing hostilities.
General Augur win soon move from Fort Phil Kearny
with strong force. composed of the Second cavalry
and the Eighteenth. Twenty seventh Twelfth, Twentieth
and Nineteenth infantry in all about six thousand men,
Troops constantly arriving. and being sent West as
rapidly as possible. ... .~-
General Sherman arrived to-day from Omaha.
The New York herald., 1867-04-21
WEsTCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

The TARRYrowN INCORPORATION PRoJECr.-0n Friday
evening last another meeting Of the principal movers In
the proposed incorporation Of Tarrytown was held at
Birds Hail. in that village, for the purpose Of deciding
the limits Of tho boundary line, &c. After some slight
discussion Il was agreed on a. follows:-South by the
Sheldon brook NORTH by the southern boundary OF the
estate Of VIM n Aspnwa; east not materially altered,
and west by the natural boundary OF the Hudson river
This embraces about two and threequarters square
miles, containing q population OF about five thousand
nve hundred and includes the village OF Beekmanstown
The resolution passed at former meeting 70 map and
survey was ordered TO be carried out.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN NEW RocHEIE.-M the cleo
sion Of town ofcer. hold recently At New Rochelle.
George W. Davis was elected President by almost the
entire vote (2eeh the opposns candidate, VIM Boyd,
having received only three votes The other officers
chosen were Messrs lie Ferne, Wheeler and Cheese.
borough for Trustees Jesse Coebrook for Collector and
ALLEGED VIOLATION or rnR INTERNAL REvuux LAws.-
me dstillsry kept by Mr. McElven, IN the village OF
Yonker. was seized few days ago. in consequence Of
alleged violation OF the Internal Revenue lava The
oase is now being thoroughly investigated 4
THK NATIONAL GAn-The opening game Of the Union
Base Ball Cub Of Norisania, whch 70 have taken
place Last Tuesday, bat owing 70 the unisvobls state
d the weather on that day was postponed, came on
yesterday Afternoon, when the sport was regularly in
augurated under auspices Of the most favorable char
cons dsrabls numbers 70 witness the athletes in their
INA n0uvrea" nc DIR 1. w t.ENL
Cock FIGHrHG IN MoRnsAMA Tho lovers OF this
sport had an opportunity Of witnessing another Of
those exciting contests, which took place few even
ings since, short distance from the Harlem Railroad
depot Morrisana On this occasion the affair for the
championship ws between the 'Growlersn Of Ford
several Of The Fordham chcksns" displayed the et-
uitimstsy carried on by she 'lssnsrS The fght was
sas p S PsS Shds sss.sss .sSsd
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

shields and Mclean. and the Eureka retains its od
team" During the coming week the sport will begin
IN earnest and 10 few days the Lowell Club OF Bos-
ton, will be here ready 10 contest for honor and for
fame The Nationals, or Washington will ere long start
out on an extended trip ~ far west as 81 Louis:
and as far north as Chicago, Milwaukee and
Detroit The Irvingtons have already thrown down the
guantet 10 the Unions and many other matehess sare
loudly talked Of The Actives say lor some say for
them) that they intend TO move along quietly this
season and play grand matches This remains TO be
seen There much young blood and active zeal Ia
the club 20 allow Il TO remain idle The old Gotham Cluo
Is as yet very SILENT but there Is good stock in and
enough spirit TO help along and keep u where II has
the National Game From the Athletic Club thus far
nothing has been heard.
The New York herald., 1867-04-21
BROOKLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT.

An Order RestrainIng the Fire Commissioners
from further Interference with the COmDa-
mics.
little are, metaphorcaiIy speaking. which may be
denominated ncendiary in Its origin has been kindcd
by the Fire Commissioners OF the Western District OF
Brooklyn in the hearts Of good portion Of the members
Of the department, and the flames assuming more
gigantic proportions than the Commissioners appre.
nended They made q faint effort last Thursday
night 10 subduc the conHagration with few words Of
o Of e faq Tos
lation of one OF the rules Of the department. which
prohibits running engines on the railroad tracks
Commissioners suspended from duty only six
were declared 70 be guilty Of violation Of
rages Noa 8, I and and Hook and Ladder No were
the offending companies and when the members learned
the decision Of The Board the flames Of Indignation
energetic S%S m manner to .hvsT the designs 'oi Of
named companies long petition Of grievances
drawn up and presented TO Judge Gilbert 10 the supreme
from further interference with the companies: the
Judge, after hearing the application issued the following
order:- El---a % Al v
han, CA1f SMSiasr, Fslss Campbsu Waitey Barre, ~.
ze s! m g's Dsssse sss s y a. % sss gs Ss. wsr
blfrsd:-whereas william d. veeder, attorney and
counsel for tho petitioners mentioned In the aihdavt
vi and cave the courtto understand and be informed
that on the 18th day OF April 1857 Felix Campbell Wal.
Ter Baare Jr Abba B. Thorne and Burdet Stryker,
ING as Board OF Fire Commissioners Of the Fire Depart
ment lof the city Of Brooklyn, Western District did,
IN violation Of the law proceed 70 try said pstonsrs
without first prefeng charges against them and with
vct said petitioners Of violations OF their regulations
and did adudge their respective companies should
be locked up without any evidence being shown Of their
guilt that rsspec and arc proceeding enforce such
Judgment against the law and customs Of state and
sne eho mai Urmt uuA urlnwa wa0r
OF the peitionefs therefore said petitioners have
tion In their BEHALF We, therefore, Being willing
that the laws and customs o our ssae be observed and
the petitioners nowise Oppressed, do command you the
said Fshp Campbe Walter Barre, Jr., Abba B.. Thorne
and Burdeu striker Fire Commissioners Of the Fire
Department Of the city Of Brooklyn, saa John Cunning
ham, Chief Engneef Of s.id Fire Department. TO dssst
and refrain from any further prooeedlngsn the afors
said matter until the further order Of this Uou. and
that yeu show ceose before the supreme Court, a. .
special term thereof % BE- held a the Court
April 1867, q half-past nine O'Clock way YOU snord
not be absolutely FestAinsd from any further proceed
ings the matter cwhy such other order should be
made In the premises = may b Just and proper.
Witnees-Hon J. W. GnBERr, one Of The Justices Of
the Supreme Court q the Court House. In the city Of
Brooklyn. 10sh day Of April, 1857. ~ .,, ..
JOHN J. WHITE, County Clerk
Thus the matter stands at present What the Com
mssloners will do in the dilemma they have invited
time alone can decide .9
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

Sunday March 81.
PRIx ToUREILE Of a0OOf for year olds and up.
wards that have steeple chase worth 6000f
entrance 100 T., half forfeit weight for age winner OF
q steepe chase worth 2000f fiat OF 4,O00f to
carry alb. extra two steeple chases Of 2000f Of
4000f, any race in England l0b. EXTRA any horse
that has never won allowed ob nearly three miles, Is
subs, .E MNmg
Baron Finots b h. Matamore, by Fitz-Gladlator out
Of La Aagicienne, years. 146lb.- ............. !
Baron de Hersssm's bk. Last Born, years, 142b
Baron de Herssem's b. h Batacan years, 134lb...
Duke Of Hamhion's b. q Maori Chief, years, lS2b.
Mr.. Harding's b. h. Sharpshooter, years. l42b
Baron de Woemonts oh. b. Deux Sous, aged, 16slb. o
Count de u Bgnss ch. T. Comedisnns, lyears l32lh
Count de h Bigne's b. c Luynes years, 126b o
n T. Bouruet's b. b. Milton, aged, 150lb. ........ o
Count Talon's b. c. Macaron, years, l16b. o
Pnx Oh L'ERsREuR tHandicap) OF lo,0oof, for four
year ods and upwards; entrance 300f, h IT., and 30
only declared; the second received 1o00f, and the
the weight extra; four miles four fur0ngs; 10 suba
n. Z. Bouruetss b. m Laura, by Bandy out OF Lega-
cy (Ths lawyers dam), years. lS1lb.
Baron Ftnots ch h. Valentino aged, 166lb..
Mr.. @. Roesh 6. Portnrs, years lAlb. b.......... o
Baron Dc Herissems b. m. Pompadour years, l2klb o
n. LAvian6es b. b. Magenta aged, l66lb. ........ o
Baron Dc Herissem's Dr. h Linierss, eyed, l20b...
Pax PxaAMDs french Jockey Of S000f, forfour
year olds and upwards entrance 3Oof., b. n tho
on6 received 800E; two miles four furlongR
Count dEvry's ch h Silly BY Fitx Gladiator out Of
Decrepit years 1so olb.........-............... lb.
Baron Einots b. b. Mario, years. 166 10. ....... q
Count Talon's ch. g. L'Homme Entire Deux Ages,
LArrsr BETTING on fHs yRKxca DERsY.
Is 70 against Enchanteur Ii 70 against Fervaques
Is 70 against Debut 20 70 against Milan 20 70
against Frederic Charles Is 70 against Nicoe 80 70
against Byzantine, 30 TO / against L'Escural.
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

u
The lovers Of aquatic sports in Boston seem to be de-
terned that their district shall be we'll represented at
the international regatta which 70 announced 70 take
place during the time Of the Paris Exhibition Their
proposal 10 send eighoared crew, TO take part
in the international the sene has already been
noticed In the columns Of the HRALDs and Il
ID now reported that in addition TO this pro-
ject, the Bostonians Win, In al prsoability, sand
. representative 70 take part In the yachting re-
gatta also The vessel In question b new schooner
gged yacht which lately launched at South Boston,
and christencd the Catharine n Ward She was built
under the supervision Of Captain Bearse and Y sad %
be rsmarkaby pretty craft It s reported that CAp-
running her 70 Paris; and that II possible, he viii
enter her In the international yacht race,
should there be one. The dimensions Of the
Catharine n. Ward as folows:-l02 feet in
length so feet keel Is feet breadth OF beam and 10 feet
depth Of hold, her tonnage being 24o tons Her rig is
that of yard topsa schooner Her mainmas s 81 feet
long her foremast 70 feet main boom 50 feet bowsprt
ouboard 20 feet fore boom 20 feet main gan q feet
fore gaf % feet When all her sails set she will
snow about l.000 yards Of canvas Her cabins which
ere In number most elegantly and comfortably
fitted up, containing thirty-six berths at one
end and eight storerooms at the other. She
and every other necessary convenience. she was
built with the greatest and Of the best materials;
her finish s Of hard wood, none Of which has been
subjected 70 less than four years. seasoning her bottom
ID planked with white oak, and she ID fastened through
out with copper and galvanized iron The launch
considerable excitement among the yachtmen OF the
city neighborhood large number being present to
see her get or the stocks She chrstened In tho old
style by the lady whose name she beara
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

seems to be looking up but there is sort Of despon
dency in its present appearance which augurs but poorly
for the prominence permanence OF the game as an in
sution. The ST. Georges Club has purchased plot Of
ground Bergen Hili and intend 70 erect handsome
building and give additional impetus 70 the game. The
Manhattan Club in active operation and win shortly
commence play. The New York Club has not yet
any STIR The Satellite Club gives evidence OF being
. solid organization, and the Paterson Newark and
Philadelphia Clubs intend TO do something during the
coming season. The Paterson Club has secured por-
tion OF the for ball ground, and will COM
mence operations early in May. ~4n t "a
The New York herald., 1867-04-21
BURGLARY N suslIxsrsn. VERMONT.

m" W M 3E BuaIroros, April 20, Isch
Another robbery wss committed In this cry last n'en.
#. smiths grain store, CIarks tobacco "ore 80. =
A. Edgells commission house were broken opvn' ,,S ~
latter lost about 1900 In watches leweny sno vso'.
ing. The other losses are small There v no clue 70
the robberA