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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-04


An editor never leaves any money
at home for fear of fire, and never
carries any with him for fear of rob-
bers, nor deposits it in any bank
for fear of speculative bank officers.
~>-~~~~~ N~~~e>->---
NEW ADVERTISEMENT ir call
ed to the following advertisements, which
arc published this morning for the fret
time:
Jacob Levin-Auction Sale.
T. J. Gibson-Feeding Oats.
NJ. Goldsmith a. Son-Wool, Hides, &c.
/. Grieshaber-FreshL Lager Beer.
Wm. observation-disclosures to Rent.
E. Pollard-Violin and Guitar Strings.
w. D. Lowrancc-Agricul Implements.
Fisher IL Heinitsh -Iurnip Seed.
Jacob Levin-Gas Bills
Charles Brown-Soda Water
]. & 7. R. Agnew-Oil.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-04
OATS {! OATS !!
100 BUSHELS FEEDING OATS. For
1OO sale LOW by
Aug 4 2 T. ]. GIBSON.
OIL! OIL!
Gas Bills for Month of July

Gas Bills tor Month of July.
CONSUMERS arc respectfully requested
" to pay the above without delay. We
have much to pay during the coming week,
and we depend on the promptness of con-
sumers to meet the same. 1 shall COM
mcnce to receive payment at my Office on
TOMORROW MORNING.
JACOB LEVIN,
Secretary Columbia Gas-light Co.
Aug i 1
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03
Tho Dlass Meeting of Ycster-

1As<og
day.
This demonstration, though not
mp to the mark of somc former
campaigns in magnitude, was yet a
large asscmblagc Of the best citi'
zcns OF Fairfield county. 1t was
held in the open air, in the space
fronting the City Hall, and was
addressed by Governor Cox, Capt
A. S, MoCLURE, Gen T. {. WrLDEs
and CnAs BoRLAND, Esq, in the
order named, whose speeches we're
listened TO with the closest atten.
lion, and gave complete satisiao-
don 10 the audience.
Gov. Coxs effort was ono Of his
lccuston cd mastery expositions Of
The questions Of finance, rcconstruc.
lion and tho amendment.
The speech Of Capt. Mcclure, dc.
vcloped unexpected oratorical pow.
er in a young gentleman hitherto
not much known 10 our citizens,
but Of whom We venture 10 express
tho belief they will desire to know
moro hereafter.
Gch'l WILDEs gave brief and
most wholesome exhorlation upon
n vital point-that Of rallying tho
entire Union vote to tho polls on
Tuesday next. That his remarks
werc effective, we hope that days
work will demonstrate.
The asscmblago was adjourned
in fcw happy remarks BY Charles
Borlapd, Esq, the presiding officer,
and the crowd dispersed in a mood
of supreme satisfaction with the
treat they had ciiOyod.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03
A Discordant Note.

At tho Coppcrbead mass meet
ing 10 Columbus on Monday, S. S
Cox. formerly NJ. G. from Ohio.
was a speaker In that democratic
crowd, and in the presence of Val
land'gham, he took up tho Pcndle
ton. .Vallandigbam. Thurman green
back proposition 10 pay tho ma.
tional debt, and exploded IL into a
thousand flinders. Tho Journal
says that while on this subject il,
was like listening to Republican
speech, and that the great Cana
dian WINGED and squirmcd as Cox
brought down tho sledgc hammer
OF bis logic.
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Democrats profess TO be in favor
Of paying or tho national bonds in
grccnbacl<s, or non.interest bear.
ing currency, ia order, to save the
interest on said bonds Yet last
winter their representatives in
Congress every ono voted for u
measure to take up at least five
hundred millions of this same
non interest bearing currency and
issue instead bonds bearing interest,
thus immensely increasing the
expenses Of tho government in
paying interest. Last winter they
were interest increascrs, now they
profess to be interest savers. The
tact il, they arc nothing but n set
Of unpriDcipled and treacherous
dcmngogues in favor OF anything
aud everything which will iacili.
tato tho restoration OF themselves
and their rebel allies to power, or
It that cannot bc, then the ruin Of
Tho nation.--Deidicare Gazette.
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Important Admission.

The defeat Of the Amendment
Says an exclmngc,) is tho only
thing that can give tho Copper,
bead party new lease of life, af
will DO seen by tho following nd.
mission mado by Hon, AS Miller,
the orator Of the evening, at the
Eighth Ward Democratic Mass
Meeting in Cincinnati, Tuesday
evening tho 18th uIt, Read the
extract;
"BUT TIE GREAT ISSUE,
THE ONE WHICH OVERSnAD.
OWS ALL OTHERS, Is THE
NEGRO QUESTION, III IT Is
DECIDED IN FAVOR OF NE
GRO SUFFRAGE, THEN THE
pEMOCRATlC PARTY GOES
DOWN, AND Is BURIED IN
THE GRAVE FOR YEARS 70
CONE III NOT FOREVER"
The Democracy aro furnishing
Unicn men strong reasons for raj.
lying to man TO tho polls. and
adopting impartial manhood sui.
irage.
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Teeth at New York Prices!

DR.. Won BoNHoRsT would return thanks
tothc citizens OF Lancaste and vicinity for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
his aesldence here, and won Id say that having
enlarged his Dental Establishment, and in.
ereasedhis facilities for doing Dentistry, he is
nowprepared to do all kinds Of Dental work
atte's prices, and in better manner, than any
Observation-Disclosures in the city.
Sets Of Teeth atfrom SIS to 20, warranted to
give perfect sstisactlon.or no charge made.
Teethflled so as to preserve them through
life, atfrom one dollar upwards.
Dr.Vos BosnoRsr's established reputation In
thiscity, os a first class DENTIST, is shfficient
guarantee that oil work done by him shall be
done in the best possblc manner.
se-ln addition, he has secured the services
ofone Of the best workmen in the East.
the principal citizens ofLau
caster.
Rooms next door East OF Post Office, Main
s'reet' Feb. 7, 1867
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Fairfield County Union 1Teet-

Fairfield County Union Meet,
ings.
OAK HiE School House, Friday
evening. Oct 4th. Speaker, Col
John II. Kelley.
ALbottspaie, Friday Evening Oct
4th. Speakers, Chas, Boriand, Esq
Capt. Ashbrook.
MitierspOt Friday evening, Oct.
4th. Sp, akers, Jno. S. Brascc
Esq, Gen'l T. T. Wildes.
Picdsaatpnie, Saturday evening,
Oct. 5Ih. Speakers, J, D. Martin
Esq, and Capt. Ashbrook.
Hauenspor, Saturday evening
Oct. 5th. Speakers. Gcn'l Wildes
and L. NJ. Splitter, Esq.
Strode's School House, Monday
evening, Oct. 7rh. Speakers, Capts
Ashbrook and Keller.
Berne 81 ton, Monday evening
Oct. 9TH. Speakers, III. n, Hughes
Esq, and l.. NJ Splitter, Esq.
Carroll, Monday evening, Oct.
7th, Speakers, Chas. Borland and
J. D. Martin, Esqs.
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Union Men TO
THE POLISH!

ATEIT Tuesday is Elec-
ton DaSl Are tho Republican
forces niarshaledI Men Of Fair
field! you who believe in the Vi,
Ttal Importance d. Union success
in this struggle, let 1.-THE country
see some Of the fruits of your
belief, in good, earnest, effective
work at the Polls noxt Tuesday!
Wiilyou go there carly, and hay
ing voted yourself, look around
and SEQ who of your neighbors
are absent. Remember that
many Union voters are working
men, who have far to 60, no
way but to foot it, and whose
time is precious to themselves
and their families. You who
have wheels and horseaosh-be
generous in their use on election
day, for the purpose Of convey
ing such voters to the polls and
home again. Remember the in
valid, the aged and the disabled,
who would like to vote, butwho
cannot enjoy the privilege with
out the help Of their ncighbors.
Close up the ranks! Fall in,
7very Union man! With reso-
luton in each heart, and a ballot
in each right hand-On to the
charge, and to Victory!
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

NNHOMAe Montgomery, md Sarah Mo,N.
n gomery his wife, OF Washington conntv
rentsy lyanini Isaac Griffith, OF falrIiel.l co,,n,
", Ohloi william williamson and Catherine
willamson his wife. Of Plckaway countv, Ohio,
John kester and Mary Kester his wife, az Fa,r,
helu conniy, Ohio; James Grlfith, ofSaneamon.
county, Illinois; sherman MeekeT and Ellen
meeker, hiswife. OF Fairfield county, Ohio: John
u Grliiith; OF Pickaway comfy, Ono. ViIfInn,,
Hrlihth, Thomas II Griffith, and Hannah Jane
..rlin,h, OF Fairfield county, 0hie, will take no.
uce mat petition wns died against them on,
the % day OF October, 1861, IN the Court OF Conn
mon Pleas within and feaths County OF Fairfield.
Ohio, hy samuel p. 6riflth, and'ls now narS'''
ing, wherein sHid SamuelsP. (jritlth ,lensnJ.
PAL ititlon Of the following SeaL eslaie. 10. .r;Is
Lying and being 10 the county Of FairfeId. \,
me state OF Ohio. and knOWn and distingnishaa
ny belng q part ofthh NOTth 81 quarter ~ src-
ton lo'in Township lS, OF Range 20, or fhe lands
sold q. Chlllicetha,. Ohio, and hon ~ as M y
lows Beginningai tho Northeast corner ol aa,d
quarter section; thence south forty chains io ihn
corner between DUN aud Peters, in seii aecs
uoh' thence west eighteen chains AM twenty.
n'e INKS TO post corner az Thomas Cai-
lInsners lahdi thence north on tho lie oFsnlA
homas Gallagher, forty chains to post on the
north boundary limo Of said 0naYtay seelIon,
thence east With said boundary hno eiehteen
chainsand seventy-fve links tothe place ofbe-e
ginning containing eeventy-ive acres Of hna "a
more or lessi and that, at The next term of sSid
Court, the sAld Samuel p. tntilh viii annly fnr >
IN order that Partition pay bs made 81 saia
premises. SAMUEL p GRIFFlTH,
byWsF, Greed. bis Attorney, e
October 3d, kss7-4w
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/ guarantee to those who.call on
mo as frequently as is necessary
that every one Of their teeth can
be saved through life. | use only
purest goldand staniel foils. My
attention is not divided. / give
certificates ofguaranteo. .ss
Broadway, 100 yards south Of
Marketshouse, eastside. ~
15-tf. III. SCOTT.
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TO COmsulmDtivcs.

IHNhE Advertiser having been restored to
II health in q few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several wears
with asevere lung Affection ana that dread
known tohis fellow.sufierersth means ofenre.
10 oil who desirei il, he viii seuC copy OF
we prescription used, (free of charged, with
the directions for preparing aud using the
same, which theywill fnda sure Cure for Con.
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis ,&c The ON v
object Ofthe advertisorins sending the Prescrvs
tion,- TO benefit tho afflicted, and spread in d,
formation whiehhe conceiyes tn belnvamahle,
and hohopes every sufferer willtry his remedy
~ ltw1lc2stihem nothing, and may proyele
partieswishingthepr prescription, wjIlplease
address Rev, EDWARD A, WILSON,
Willlamshurgh,King county Now York.
Oosober25, lao0-ly -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Glassware and Queensware,
Just opened at stevart's, in Greene's
block, opposite Tallmadge House,
Lancaster Ohio. The largest stock
ever brought here. All Of which
will be closed out at Wholesale and
Retail, without regard tocost. Also
Table Cutlery, Spoons, Coal Oil
Lamps, Lamp. Ghimneys and Oil,
Sept. &c, ls67-3m.
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Z | offer my services to this com,
munity as Watchand5 Clock Re
pairer. ! have had FORT, years er.
pertence, and | hayeno heavy ex-
penses tomeet. Lean therefore do
work well and reduce the rate. ]
can always be found at Myers &
Bro, Main street, Lancaster.
R. II. GATES.
Aug. /, 'G7.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03

The hair is not only one of the
accessories of human beauty, but
is designed to protect tho health /;
us u bad conductor of heat il serves
to eqaalize the temperature of the
brain. The nerve contained in
tho hair tubo is frequently paralyz
e1 and the coloring destroyed ; but
by proper remedies the grey hair
can be restored to It's original color,
and whore il has fallen off n now
growth can be produced by the use
of Halls Vegetable Sioilian Ronew,
cr The reproducing power of this
invaluable compound in beyond q
doubt. BY its use tho absorbents
become activo and nourish tho bulb
which supports tho roots of the
hair.
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Geni Hayes on Thurman and
Vaiiandigham.

Every one Of tho readers Of this
paper should do himself the pleas
urO to read in tho succeeding col
umns tho admirable reply Of our
gallant young candidate for Gov.
ernor, to the demagogism of Thur
man. Tho campaign has produced
nothing more ineisisc, vigorousand
conclusive, and this effort alono Is
sufficient to place Gcn'l Hayes in
the public estimation in the front
rank ofour ablcst men.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03
IT-It depends upon Fairfield

~ III depends upon Fairfield
county, the home of Capt. ASH
BROOK, whether ho shall be elect
cd or defeated. Reliablcreports
from the other counties of the
district say they are going to do
their duty nobly in his behalf.
Fairfield knows his worthincss
and fitness for the position of
State Senator, and should tcsti-
fy to tho fact by the largest vote
she ever gave to a Union candi-
date.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03

1-If every Union vote in
Fairfield county shall be cast on
Tuesday next, AsuBRooK will be
elected. Of course no true Union
man can vote for Golden, tho
Vallandigham candidate.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03


GoIDES, in 1861, tried to hitch
to the Union party for an Office.
Not being wanted there, he
stuck to the copperhead party
for an Office. He got it, and is
now doing his very small best to
earn another slice of bread and
butter, by swallowing all his for
mer Union war talk, and vioing
in speech with the vilest vallan-
digham slangwhanger Of the
day.
Let all honest voters put in
their ballots for AsuBRooK, and
thus Esbuks the political waath-
srsoek.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03

General Pope has ordered an
election in Georgia, Alabama and
Florida, TO continue thrco days,
commencing October 20, on the
question OF holdiog State conven.
lions, under the reconstruction
laws, and fol delegates to the con-
venlious, In case the decision shall
DO in its favor.
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NOTICE.

no Florence Holmes and Rachel Holmes,
me Undersigned, guardian Of said minor,
heIeuy notlhes them tim, on the I'd day OF Octo,
oer' a. u, 1861, he, as sneh guardian, Hled N
sne Probate Court in and for tie county or Fair.
nela and State oisuhio, his petition against
sell III pNSylng ~ M ioI On order authorizing him TO
W sald county, at private salt and the said pe'
uuon wlllbe tor hearing on Saturday, The yslh os
eVy OF october,A. d, 1867, at 10 O'clock A. M,
OF as soon thereafter as the same can be herra'
a.. GEORGE W. HoI.MES, Guardian.
Vc'' o O'sw by Hunter 4 Danshcrty, ATTY.
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ERRORs or YOuTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for ycars from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects ofyouthfnl indscrction, will Tor the sake
OF ofsuifering humanity, sendfree to all who need
1t, the recipe and dlreetionsfo making the sim
pie remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wlshingtO profit blythe advertisers experience
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, !,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Mays, WY AZ Cedar Street, New York
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l. A N @ "A s TER
NURSERY
FOR THE FALL OF '67,

UE OFFE II TO VINEYARD
wv lists and Fruit growers IVES GRAPE.
which gives greater promise for wine than any
other grape now before the public.
year old plants s05 per hundred.
lona, one year old $40 per hundred.
Concord, one year old Sl0per hundred.
Apple trees three years old Sfs per hundred.
Poach trees, one year old SIC per hundred,
with every other variety Of Nursery stock at
corresponding low prices. Also 100 busl-
els OF early Goodrich PoIaloes at 81
per bushel- Call and examine for yourselves
at the Lancaster Nursery. ~
Oct. ID, ise7,-sw JOHN GRAyETT,
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The entire stock of Dry Goods
and Millinery at ]. N. MILLER'S
old stand is to be closed out within
sixty days, regardless of cost. All
those wanting bargains will do we'll
by calling at once,
All those knowing themselvesin
debt to John N. Miller, will call at
once and settle their accounts and
save costs.
., S. sNIDER.
Aug. LIST, 1967-tf
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Authorize tho State TO tax nat,
ional securities and it will be i'm
possible for tho Government To
borrow mcney,--Makc it impossi
bic for the government to borrow
money and it will DO poworIess to
suppress rebellion, Mako the Gov.
erntnent powcIloss to suppress ro.
bollion and tho Copperhcads and
rebels will hasten to improve tho
opportunity to destroy this Union.
loyal men. Of Ohio will you vote
tor tho opportunity ?-Del. Gd=.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03

Governor Orr OF South Carolina,
has written to General Sicklcs, ex.
pressing decided approval Of the
famous Order No. 10, urrcsting
tho seizure and salc ofproperty for
debts incurred before tho war
tho same orderlho Generals nd.
hcrenco 10 which led TO his decap.
itation.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03

The Copperhead State Exccu-
tive Committee offer costly ban
nerS to counties and townships
increasing their democratic
vote the most largely. Union
Republicans have n much higher
incentive to incite them to labor
to defeat all calculations based
on that offer. If tho prcscrva-
ton and lasting welfare of the
country is not superior induce
ment to bring out Union votes,
then it were better to have sur
rendered to rebels long ago.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03

Captain Hinkley, Of Livcrmoro,
Androscoggin County, Mdno, now
lOs years old, rode six miles to
vote for Governor Chamberlain.
lie voted for Washington and has
never missed voting for President
W tbs present tine.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03

rV-Tho lies Of tho Eagle, and
other comprehend papers of late,
are as gross az the Father that DO.
scts thcm" so gross, in fact, as 10
be their own perfect antidote.
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Notice to Sportsmen.

"A LL persons are hereby warned against tres.
AZ nassiug on tho promises of the undorslgned
for the purpose OF shooting or trapping Quail
without permission from the owher7 under
nenal,y OF beng dealt with according 10 tho
statute in such case made and provided
AMOS GRAHAM, HENRY NIGH.
JOSEPH DUN, AMOS SCHRisT.
DAVID DONER, II. BALDUASEp
Joseph REACEpEL, SAMUEL BARR,
October Sd, lsG7-3w.
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Tho Chillicothc Gazette says that
there will be more buildings and Of
a better class erected 10 Chillioothe
this year than in the preceding ten
years comblned.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03

A vote for GOLDEN is a vote
for Vallandigham for U. S. Sen
ator. Can any friend of his
country give such a vote?
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No Better THINE

Can be found in the eworld than
"Bawett's Hair. Restorative" Ask
Madame Ristori and Parepa, and
all who use it.
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IToMi IToirM IroHlm

ITCH! IToiril IToHlu
scRAFcHl scRATcuii scRATcH!il
in fromlO to IS hours. ot.
Wheatons Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's oihtnent cures Salt RRelim.
Wheaton's Ointment cures letter.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Barbers' Itch
Wheaton's Ointment cures Old Sores.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Every kind
of Humorlike Magic.
Price, 90 eentsa box; by mail. co cents. Ad.
dresswEEKs POT FER, No. 10 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass
For sale by all Dru gists.
Sept. 2eth, lSg7,--ly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-10-03

Ifyou would "get the niger
outof politics." vote Cor the Con-
stitutional amendment.
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Ifyo would get vallandig-
ham out of politics, elect all the
Union candidates to the Legis-
lature.-Jomnal.
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UNION REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator,
AARON P. AsHBRooK.
For Representative,
HENRY R. HUGHES.
For Treasurer,
LEVI NJ. sPITLER.
For Commissioner.
SAMUEL BARR.
Infrmary Director,
THOMAS JACKSON.
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Most Important.

Aug. 1st, 1867-tf
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For tho Constitutional Amendment
"YEsw
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The Athens Messenger publishes
the following letter from ". REED
GOLDEN, written soon after his de.
feat for the nominalionin the Dem.
ocratic Senatorial Convention Of
1861:
New-York tribune., 1867-07-13


THE SECOND GAME BETWEEN THE MUTUAL AND
ECKFoRD CLUBs-EAsY VICTORY or THE hUTU-
AIS
The second game between these Clubs was played
Yesterday on the Union Grounds The contest was un
expectedly one-sded OF rather after the second innings
there was no contest at l Before tile game was com
menced opinion as TO the probable victory was very
nearly divided between The two mines rs III was hhOW
that he Mutuals would play without Nltln, whose
srained arm will keen him OFF the field for some time Ia
come ILe abs.ce of Waterman too on account OF sick
neee seemed In render the chances OF the Nuuais bu
o dnbinns The causes of their easy success are not
howeyer difficult OF explanation. conscious OF thrlr
weakness, they went info the contest WIN determine
lion to strain every nerve for success and as rtsult
their tieldng was capital and their batting the best
tLeV have done this season. The Ecktords on
the contrary seemed frightened at the cluncnce upon
which circumstances had placed them. Their previous
drawn game hnt them hopes of success in thS, which
rcnderCd them nervous Being anxious 10 achieve TOO
Inuch they accomplished less than under other circu-
stances they would have done Their excitement eynced
itself ia mufling balls and missing catches, To degree
which speedily baniShed all their chances Of success
Thorn pitched for the Mutuals and did surprisingly wci
the FCkfOrds evidently finding his balls difficult 10 MT
C. Hunt Wacrmans substitute IN the nine. bdttcd eN'
ccently and 1cded well The game WAS interrupted by
the rain at the end Of the sixth innings After the second
innings the EckfOrds began to make changes IN the Held
but without improvement. Klein pitched IN place of
Swandel, who went 10 third, Mills occupying hrst AFTER
ward other changes were made, hut 40 good came ot
them During tie second inning Mcmahon having missed
two successive foul flies changed places with X Hunt
Further particulars can be gained from the score.