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MILITARY REsERyATIoNs.-Tne Commls.
sioner OF the General Land Once has is sued
the necessary Instructions to the Surveyors
General at Colorado and Utah, at Denver, Col.
orado, and of Nevada, at virginia City, to
show the following reservations, made for mil.
itary uIposes, to be respected from any inter-
ference in the future survey and disposition Of
the public lands, and to take So CHI meas ures as
will show on the local records the reser vations
Of TWO miles square, ordered by the President
on the Sd instant, at Camp Douglas, three
miles east of Great Salt Lake CITY also, a res
ervat;on OF like size at Camp McDernliti, in
Nevada, near the northern boundary of the
State, and just east of the 1lsh degree Of longi-
tude rest OF Greenwich =
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SALE OF BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
STocK.-The ordinance to authorize The sale
OF twenty-five hundred shares, or the nv.
pothecation of seventy five hundred shares
Of BALTIMORE and Ohio railroad stock, held nv
the city Of Baltimore, on Monday passed the
second branch Of the city council as it came
from the first branch. 1t now remains in the
hands OF the mayor, who, being one of the
commissioners Of finance, is expected to give
it his sanction .'..t -
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CANT COME BACK.-George W. ,Winnemore
the "Spiritualist m urderer,lb previous to his
execution in Philadelphia a week or TWO since
for the killing of Mrs. Magilton, stated # will
be RENE % bered, that one of the first things he
would do alter death would be to appear at
night at the bedside of District Attorney VIM
B. Mann. To use his own words, he said In
chuckline manner: Il II bet III make him pull
the bedclothes over his head" He also threat.
ened the newspaper reporters with Spiritual
visitations, but as none Of those gentlemen
any OF whom would no doubt gladly jump at
such a chance for sensation item-naye ia
vored the readers of the Philadelphia papers
with first class "ghost story we ara IL
clined to thin lat Wiunemore, ..,n the s,tr,, >,
has gone to a place where he does not find il
any easy matter to get "leave of absence
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(BY Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. 1l.-First Board-N. Y.
Central, 1913 Erie, 703s; Reading, 1904; Mich
igan Southern, e37s; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
es4: North western, 46;3s do, preferred, IA;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

- Judge -" edward, Of Pennsylvania, who
Will be remembered as the gentleman to whom
the political letter Of Gen Mcclellan was ad !.
dressed few years since, has been nominated
BY the Dem in the nth Consress,onal
District OF that State to fillthe unexpired term
OF mr.. Denni'on, deceased, and mis- election in
October is considered certain -
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lnsub.rdiua,ion Of U. S. Troops.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 11.-An Omaha dispatch
says that u battalion of 400 soldiers arrived
there on Sunday en- route to the plains. Be-
fore lea wing they entered the American Trans
fer Company's warehouse. drove out the
watchmen, stove in the heads OF the whiskey
and wine barrels, and got very drunk. They
also destroyed q quantity Of canned fruit and
oysters. The subordinate officers are said to
have been as bad as the men, The colonel had
control over th0m. =
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Cholera in New York.

NEvYo September 1.-THE Commercial
understands that several fatal cases OF cholera
have occurred among the troops on Gov
jern<rs Island, aud that the disc ase pre- va lis
to an alarming extent, and that communities
tioH with tue city has been interdicted.
a second case in this city is also reported as
having occurred in West seth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

NAVAL ,ORDERs.-Commander James, p
Foster and acting Volunteer Lie utenaut f,eo !.
n. Durand, have been detached from the o.
CECILIA and placed on WAITING orders.
Ma!e Jonn 4 Johnston has been detached
from the Washington Navy Yard and ersnted
leave Of absence. s~
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FINANCIAL.

Gold iluctuated considsraoly In New York
YESTERDAY and 1t ID said that from three to four
millions was sold In which the prices fell
from IA 70 1&ax.l Thepricesrecovered later
In the day The general trade Of New York
is becomiuE quite active. and a large amount
OF goods is being distributed throughout he
interior The volume OF business, however,
is not o large as was anticipated. but it is ex.
pected that trade will be more evenly distri-
buted throughout the fall months, and this
apparent deficiency made. up before the close
OF the season The prevalence of the yellow
-fev yer ~ several OF the Southern ports wilt
retard trade with the South and Southwest.
There is 8 disposition to hold back grain in the
Western States, which checks the exports Of
domestic produce. and at the same time
operates against the business Of the country
The boarding of produce will result in very
little benefit to the farmers as the crops are
abundant, and the very moment that the sup
plies come in freely. prices must come down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LAED.-Returns re-
celved by the Commissioner OF the General
Land Once shows that 5O,1s9 acres Of the pub
lie land were disposed of during the month of
August last, at the local Office at Brownviue,
Nebraska. The greater portion Of the land
was located with Agricultural College scrip,
and the remainder taken for actual settlement
under the homes tead law, sold for cash and
located with military warrants
~ n =:
Five cases Of cholera have been reported
in New York, four OF them proving fatal. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

TEE ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GHNzRAL.-yJp.
on The return Of Attorney General Stanberv.
Hon. John n. Buckley, Assistant A,tornsy
General, viii leave the city for short time On
visit to bis family in Virginia. Mr.. San.
berry will return to- morrow evening. 4-.-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

GENERAL BUTLER AT THR WAR DEPART.
xhHT-Gsneral Butler was at the War De.
partment this morning tor some time, and wa.
very ousily engaged In examining the yarou.
documents, and arranging the business for mia
COMMITTEES by the time the session begins.
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NO.CABINET CHANGES

1t Is said That the President has delared
within the past two days, to several distin-
guished persons with whom he had an inter-
view, that it was not his intention to make any
changes in the Cabinet at present. -Tst 49, :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

IHE WHITE hoUsE-A number Of visitors
were at the Executive Mansion, many OF
~nem naa AN interview with the President
secretary browning called this forenoon, and
was with the President for soma .,ms
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Nav Yark Ma.kefs.

q NEW YORK, Sept 1l.-Flouri0a2O cents bet
ter receipts e.O5sbarrels. Wheat 2a3 cents
better; receipts, 2l,957 bushels. Corn with.
out decided change receipts $500 bushels.
Rye quiet, Oats are l cent lower. Pork lower;
sales Of 500 barrels. Mess. 1924 81 \ a&24 60
Lard quiet at 13a144. Whisky quiet. Barley
and Peas nominal. Cotton dull and lower.
at 25Ka8 cents for middIinG up,ands.
Freights- dull. Spirits turpsntine quiet aud
frmer at 6Oh cents. Rosin very firm at S3.l9K
for common. Pr .asE
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To Be ABoLIsHED Lifts srumored that Gen.
Grant wiii'shortty issue an order abo.ishinr
;L'acola Depot In the eastern section of the
city, and the Clothing Depot at Armory
Square, there being no uee for them lC' gSs =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

GONE HoME.--Hon. N. p. Banks, who has
been here for several days past, left Iass sy en-,
ing for Boston
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NE A L 81 E D $50.
MCPHERSON q FERGUSON,
GIL PENN. AVENUE, CORNER 1sT STREET,
.rHT CAPITOL HILL,

PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS,
INSTRUMENTS, &C., &c.
Physicians Prescriptions accurately conn ounded.
The Night Bell promptly answered.
oc
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DEATH OF A WELL-KEowN NEWSPAPER
MAN.-Mr Patrick Kean, OF Richm ond, Va ;,
died suddenIyin that city on Sunday after
noon last. Mr. Kean was probably one of the
best known newspaper reporters in the South,
having connected himself with the profession
upwards of twenty years ago. as local editor
Of The Rlchm0nd Wing. Subsequently, some
years before the breaking out OF the war, he
became the Virginia CORE pOndent OF the New
York Herald. and continued his connection
with that Journal. with an interval Of the four
years of the rebellion till the day of
his death. As stem ographic reporter, he had
but few super iors, aud attained some celebrity
as the campaign reporter for Hon. John NJ.
Bolts, VIM. c. Rives, ana other Virginia poll
ticians. He was man of great physical en-.
durance, and during the three weeks secret
session of the Virginia Convention of 1860,
which passed the ordinance OF secession, he
accomplished the feat of reporting the whole
proceedings, scarcely averaging during the
time an hours sleep to the twenty four. Mr..
kean was about forty two years Of age at the
time Of his death,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

I TISSAT T; 3 Sftb yin e held At cr Q
K y Sosss r Rs Gisst
TTREAsgRI PREPAYMENT,
the sf hoder u ths s Cir
Ya nSes E ad
notes viii BE- paid IN money af tn, ths1 sd
States upon presentation of the same at the Trea-
sury OF the United States.
.e1u,s. comptrel t. Fl Fl Hths ~ csEIsasy
H5TkEAhsaUKY pEPAkTMENT,- = =
" WASHINGTON, September 10. 1917.
Notice s, is hereby given e an persons Ehe
ef I lo sda hss
:
the city OF Brooklyn, New York ,nr.n ~.
sellxls. comp.roller. Of i Tie 0nrTsney.
~ "A B D. - l--17 : :. .,
would sosa NJ and
as r.
posn .ne shsr
iieit continuancs Of the same 81 my new place Of
Sc speosw T.a,.s4 -, 60 wmBRyAN III
n-PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-Af the LAST meeting
u en- Of the board Of Trustees q Public Schools
h Sss wss Ssss.
g. offices for the transaction of all. the Public
School business by the respective Sub Boards Of
q : Far the Sub Board. First District, First and
Second ~ aFdsj-School room, corner l4th and G
d aST hs Second pis'1ps A1a I'd
F9r the ssb Boara. Third Distrist: tTifth and
s",t corner Sd street east and street
fqs the Sub Fourth District, Seventh
wifi Be be "a. Il sa!ss!
Of the week, from Monday to Friday Incl asives,
a.ihg the month of September; and all persons
Schools cap procure them at the places and times
/ Byorder Of the Board. 'asa 81 II siog2 bas
au 81 Inn E.F. BOISEAU, Sec u
JNEPIAANOs! :, PIANOSIf : PIANOSIT !,
AN UNpRpeKDENTEDr TRIUMPH. % :
Rss s5ss q
basa See9 awarded * the spreme Jury Of the
r,sM Piaaos and tie most raiaabls fmrssiioss,
rs ssafs5 4. scsss !. a "a
gIps.EaadiHt;i .nr 81 "a JyEx; .
received the following cable dispatch: -,
The s9cete de, Beau. Art. Paris. Ess.
strn n en- exhibited .t the Paris Exposition
s Ma soss e. s:s ssss s.
.as..p a:sai: f. 4f Hs:S,ss.s. e 8. j.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BATHS
v.ss4 Rab. !: sh ss y &
1sps sss q e. Ss:;
male complaints. my 26m
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~ General Schofi.I Id Will order an election
in Virginia on the question Of sCony.ntion,,
or no Convention" seine time this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

~Wm. Hemphnl Jones. Esq has been ap.
pointed acting fret Comptroller OF ths
Treasury during the absence Of Mr.. Taylor
" no has gore 10 visit mis- friends In Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

ARRIVAL OF THE SrsoUBHANHA.-Iufor
nation was this morning received az the Navy
department Of the arrival Of the u. S. steamer
Susquenanna at Fortress Monroe. The Sus-
quehanBa is the nag ship OF the North Atian.
TIC Squadron, and bears the flag Of Rear Adj
mirsI Palmer.
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IsNEPplIAANOsI 2, PIAN0slf E PTAN0sII
N UNPkNsRUENTEDsT
nEELE0T10: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

: ~ j.. ALCAN, recent, in charge of Electricity
ana Mseieated Vapor Baths Ct the various q. S.
hospitals, office southwest corner Of lith
sItt eho tenn,a avenue, cures Rheumatism,
Eruptons OF the Skin, Colds Govt, Debility AfIsc-
.non q raIeiysis, Absorption Of Mercury and We.
lu"fe VoDpiaaats. my 2-6n
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z tSrkAHAL REvEsuR.-The receipts from
THIS source to-day, were $a,2,259 6s IS fsf 10 ..
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FELIGRAMB 10. THE STAR.

EFROaf EUROPEkTO.DA
e fBy Cable to the Associated Press.l
1oNDo1. Sept. II. noon.-Consols. "a 9-16i U.
SIS 20'R 3. -.lsess..
LIvBkPooL, Sept. II. noon-Cotton dull
Uplands, OK Breadstuffs quiet
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Arrived.
FORTRESS MONROE. Sept. II ARRIVED, nag
ship Susquehanna, Admiral Palmer, from ST.
Thomas on the 5th inst. Arr + .a.
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Appointment by Gen. schoffeid.

APPOINTMENT BY Gen. Schoffeid.
RICHMOND VA, Sept ll.-Gen. Schofield
20 day issued an order de tatiing Col II. b.
Burpbam to act as Judge Of the Court of Hus-
lungs OF THIS city. This removes the necessity
tor an election by the people to fill the vacancy
occasIoned by the death Of Judge Lyons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

2 HGeneral King, ex. minister to Rome, ar.
rived mere yesterday. 90 "a 80 e-l u sLs..aaI
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SENATOR EFSSENDry

Tne IRtetligencsr Indignantly denies that
senator Fessenden has written letter ayow
ing that he now fayors impeachment. This is
the FIRST we have heard Of the existence of anv
such letter from Mr.. Fsssenden's pen; nor do
we believe that any others save the Intetligsn.
Ger have dreamed OF Its existence. NsvertAe.
less, our pgen nous cote .nporary takes due care
not to deny the fact-originally published by
the SrAR-that Mr.. Fsssenden now avovs in
conversation that he approves OF the plan O,
I'M peaching MIR. johnson, and proposes to lend
~ MS countenanee on the meeting Of Congress
NOT TIE MAN.-The telegram from New
orleans announcing 'ths death, from fever, of
Lieutenant Commander Alexander McCor.
mick, Y. 3 N, attached 70 the iron clad Ma.
haskn," which we referred to YESTERDAY, was
erroneous In several particulars, and the pub.
LEGATION has caused great uneasiness and n.;,
to mat officers friends. The person who d,ad
OfyeIlow fever at New Orleans, On board tbs
wooden gun boat Mahaska, was a mate, namsd
John Mccormick. Lieutenant Commando
NcCorm iek 10 not alta hed 10, nor was he ~
dered a few months ago TO the Mahaska. "a
stated. He Is now and has been tor manv
months attached 10 the Naval Academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

DRAWING AND PAINTING SCHOOL, FOR
II LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
MR. L. WISER will open his winter course in
teaching DRAWING and PAINTING, by the 10th
of this month wherefor he has made great prepare
tions. All those intending to visit the school will
please call at METZERQTT HALL, up stairs,
where also progresses of his scholars can be seen
Open every day, from 9 q. III. to II III. and from 3
fnE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL, 1Ss7.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gsv.
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DOR SALE OR RENT-The large and fine RES
i IDENCE, corner and 18th streets, opposite
British Minister'S. containing thirteen rasms
large hall marble mantels, gas, and water; IL O0e
feet garden attached to it, cultivated in ne fruit
trees and flowers. For terms apply to
JOS. II. SHAFFIELD,
Sc set 246 Penn. avenue bet 10Th and 18th sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

o0 Ieso'u' oau tno oeIouitlug MEMBER charged
with the loss, If any. Thenceforward repay.
menh must be made monthly, az follows On a
FIVE years' loan, SOLO per share, fsseO:) tan
years, $3.50; fifteen years, Sa.3s. The fines for
default are. for the hrss month, so coats Der
share; second, 81; third, 81 fourth, %: fth, s4
sixth, IS; after which the mortgage Is to be
foreclosed. =.
Taxing the longest loan, rs easiest, (for per-
sons of the smallest incomes,) we find that the
snnual payment on loan OF % Oo0--or rather,
OF say $l,s00 net-for the premium, deposit
and entrance fees are not likely to amount To
less than ten per cent.-wili be s20s so. or
III Clio per cent. on the actual Investment. For
this rent, with the addition of insurance, taxes
ana repairs, which Will certainly raise It 70
1925, and probably to $3.50, the borro wer en- lows.
and at the same time acq uires, his humble
nome,with all improvements which he NAV
nave FOUND leisure or meens to add. AID any
rise OF value which a judicious purchase NAV
have. injured, not to mention the $40 deposft.
which applies on bis last years D avment -
The desirabIepess Of these terms 10 those who
by no other means can comnan d the Immed +.
ate credit they req uire for house buildinr NAV
possibly operate to run mp premiums, as tri
the other companies, in spite Of the seaIed bids.
beyond point to which sensible men can fol.
low. This would be fatal to permanent sue.
cess OF the succees OF permanent Associa.
non' and It is therefore proposed to limit the
premium, az before stated, 70 eight per cent
but TINS restriction will not OF itself obyia,e
INC evn. In fact, 1t will give occasion for Il
IN new and more demoraiizing forna, unless,
coupled with rule that no member to whom
q loan is awarded shall ,Eapsfer the same 70
another. Otherwise. spsculators win run NO
risk in bidding on every loan, in twenty m mes
at once, II they choose, at the maximu - rata
Oh premium or as near Il as they liad that
other bidders are disposed to 20; tuus secur-
ing many chances Of receiving tue award bv
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GOLD PENs.-A- fine assortment Of Gold Pen
" Pencil Cases, &C., for sale ct manufacturer
riceS. (de ISL FRAVCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

IA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MA.
u 8 TIONAL b. B. CLUB will he held at Gro.
hin THIS EVENING; at 8 o'cLnck By order Of
1t FRANK JONES, President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

WAsHlEGTON. s September 10, 1851
Notice. Is hereby given to the holders of the cir
culating notes of ''The Farmers and Citizens Ma
tienal Bank of Brookiyn,n New York, that such
States upon presentation of the same at the Trea-
sury the United States . = -,
II, r. HULBURD,
sc I-wl3t Comptroller Of the Currency
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

Nh kptrORs The annual Tow Pair Of
Bethsi ~ hoLien a. Beth-l Han. on Tbors-
day aa4 Friday. th@ 18th and 18Th INST
The ~eaihcr "a. Md and b.aatiiul. AMI
ever thing csnhined TO reasisr the oeca.
son pleasant asl Interesting The at
tendance ~as not - larg-. Bor -ers IN
usual s,tracti0ns - great. the 6r-t ~ on
tle seconi dsy. The exhibition Of vArious
article. and Producss a. the Hall. and q
match ean,s Of hsse hail between tho BTy-
ants Pond and B,ihsl clubs -erc the ehisf
fcaiures - interest the 6rs; fs,. On Pr
day. the second dav there wvrc tn Gus.
tonary attraction. ussally attending gath
erings Of similar character. consisting Il
or.-ing Match. Txettiag. Lsaies' Ridins.
fcot Rae. &c. There ~ers several dis
trict teams exhibited frOn diarrcnt locah.
Ges. and Vers far display Of neat stoSk
Every Ting passed "a pleasantly tLrouch
beth Gays. On Friday morning ther- -as
an addrrss a. tbe Hall. delivered by Mr.
Bodge. R'ineiPAl Of Gosids Aos5em..--
suhjeot. - The March Of Miad. after
-hieh we're tbe report, Of the diaercst
awarding oosnnfiee'. Mr.. Bodgc treated
has subjcct vel. and gave universal salts
iAe;ion- MighiI Mason also sdJie.-ed The
ssiienos upon the ,sbicSi Of Hop Rai.inr
m his usual Aninsiel style. appealing 10 al
IN the most eioqoeni and closing terms.
and although protesting. 9th great modes
~. 20 b. no orator a. Brstas~ -as. he
landed his sahieot an a uasoer thar sos
only IA Erca, credit 10 himself. bs; al-o 20
he ciu1cus II Oxioia County. -osli
rot sorgc; 10 state hat thc Bethel Brass
Bsnl ras in ATTENDANCE bah days AM
dsrins the exercises at The Hall TIE fol-
lo~ins "a hs, % some o. the premiums
awarded.
Dn-inE-G L Blake. srst Prenisa, T.
ID RESELL "a
Trotsinr-E sr. Js-cIl 49, a t,o,h purses.
Foot Roc Cofsn. sr.s y =
Br0-s. "a.
Corn-Tiunoshy Barksr& sr.s
premium = ] Resell. "a
Arrlcs-A Lvon. srst nm wison.
"a
Peso-E e wLsslsr. e,ss; DM Grover.
"a.
Dsiry rroiscts-E NJ Carter and : y
kirnhsh. 6rsf rrv-iis-n
Ch~c.e-Jcha Hunt. fr.t
Harnesses &c-Alb-rs Cbild.. 6r-t.
N,scclisncoss Auicics-a great 1unnber
% articlcs -crc sNbibifed Ard q I'll o. ian-
Fo-.ibic o. nam~ thsIn all snd bv ~tsosn
sNhibH~d. Tss iolis-ing Er- auoar ,ou~
- tho best presented
Ouiits-LiExic " Lorke. fr.s. We,
B~tbei Sc-inr Cirric - also Nh Dr
Cav. on~ qaii, oftSts piec.-
ka<s-Mr Aremu. Mason. frss.
Idscs-Mt.s Neiiie A Sbirl,. frst.
Lamp Mafs-Mrs Barksr uoit. fr,f.
Bounet.-Mlss- Resell a Mao. fr..
bcat Nork-Niss t'yrese = R~an. sr,t.
Hair Nort NJ. : h Fo.t~r. sr.t
fAIs'ings-Asss fanass Bartlcts. 6-ss;
Mr., II q JArksoa. "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25
The Champion Game.
The Pennessee~zssees OF Norway
the Winning Club
The silver Ball TO psss tho Winter
IN Oxford County.

The game between the Psuneuce-a..se,
and the Bo-dOia nine. for the silver bal
and championship. came of last Saturday a.
Brunswick. and -as Won by the challenging
club BY the very decisive .coro % - TO :.
This game has been looked forward %
With grest is,ercsf ia ths sicinifv. -i"ce the
Norway club vas one % those challenging
the Zoos. and "a. tse nest 90 be taken in
hsnd By that eiub hss fssy socceessed in re-
tanning the ball. d -ss ths Erss 70 chsl-
<nee The PO-5eias. ard has soccs~Sed n
--r-sa,r fro- them to- bah. ahs-r IL h.d
bsea IN shei- Possession bus t-eive dsy-
Tse NO--sy club arr sthi~sie vOung uDer.
but ,. no means The :. Aesvy -.ea- the
Arru- .ets theua d0-n- The svv-sse -eight
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