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NUMBER 2.
will proven, an amalguusshen or fusion Nv
EN- in one homogenus mass. and
"a mimi ~ AL Rivle, ala the President

will proven, an amalgnmsshen or fusion Nv
EN- in one homogenus mass. and
~ miniI," sed Bisler. us the President
s,rickIy rite bere' tIez the distinguishin
characteristics Nv the ruces prevented anal.
gamaiion in these parts! Deekin Pogram.
anser. Hez the difference tween 700, and
yoor niggen repelled yoo' Hev 700 not
been an,algamatin and missegena.in onsil
700 had got the two ruccs into ono homo
Eenous mass! Deekin don't anser-l don't
require il. But cant help remarkin that
! kin select dozen, more OF less, young
niggers in these parts who resemble 700
mors than yoor own children do. Go on,
only desire TO correct the President where
facts don't bear him out"
There wuz no yoose In procecdin whlc
no wus present. not the least and therefore
waited ill he leh. witch no shortly did.
"Go on :" scd they.
81 can't" replied I. III hcv forgot tho
text. The substance however, kin give
700. Tho 6ist Is that tho niger haint no
moro rites now then he he'd aforc tho war:
that the Iecislnshcn tnkin him out Nv our
"an'' ""e'"s''''""'' ~" "'' "
"''n 'c"'' ~ ''"'." o"o !" '''"'>
wickedness; tina, Nv the niescs Amt re-cn.
''a''u "'! o"s" " "'' ~ 49,. wv 81 49, ~.
s"".' '" "I 80. -, I...s..,
"a ...".. s'.. ...;.I
y" "P" -" " 49,,
:. -. -. 49,, e., $500. .....,
.hs.d =. ,.I:n -, a.. ,,...,r. w;,h +, Wow
49, ......,,;. a.. - - a.. p...,-
49,. ..r'' ...,. .,,,,, . .L.,,,,;., 800 o,,,
$3.50, ,v. ....,;..J .,,...,..,;,,, . u,o.,.
- ~, 49, -, =. D..
'' Wv" -
"''' w" ' 49, n.y. o 49, 49, $50,
~" 80 '
p',se", :,
"'o'No' i""' "' 'o""", W." "o
r'e'''en' '" "' "S'''''e" ''"' wv INV"
unsafe ~ TIC n"n's Wv 'e"''hn' men, ~"
that therefore j, should !" Withheld '''''" tho
"'sse'S Nv ''' s''"''" ,'"'e'' ""o J's'
released from tie s'n'c Wv oroo'a''1'h Ser''
tool arc onh' Tor ~ propcr exercise
Deek'n f"gra"' "olectcd 10 INC use Wv
the wou "Oroo"''Tn. he hen a''nz
treated his n'ggcrs patr'nrchal'y' lie INTO
liey knocked EN- down win fence Stakes
occasionally, and mite in his younger days
bin somewhat 100 FIRE with the cat, but
never more than he felt WINS necessary. and
every man Nv EN- Good read az much c, no
Good. The word wuz stricken out.
Re'o'ued, Tint we osree with him CT to
the Propriety Nv our uncon'tooshenel Con.
gris repeelin Tie acts Wlch 'hey new dons
In opposition to the WIN Nv the President
and the dlsiranchlsed thousands wien no
represents.
Re'otred, That We congratulate the fres'
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Removal.

Removal.
EE c. r. SHANNON respectfully an
~ 'noances To the eitliens OF Biddeford.
Ssco and vicinity, that he has removed TO Qulnby
a sweetsir's Block. No. l6l, opposite City Hall.
Tiddeford, where may be found Mason Hamlins
celebrated Cabinet organs Also, voss's Splendid
Piano fortss. y Mslodsons TO let. 30
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Steamboats,.
Fare Reduced 10 Boston.
- ESS
Steam boats.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
IYNTII. further notice the Steamers OF the Fort
II land steam Packet Company will run - foi'
L..y. Atlantic Wharf for BOSTON every evening
Sundays excepted, at S O'Clock
Fare In CAbin................... 81
lbeck fare ....................'.'i"
Package Tickets 10 be had Of The Asen" ~
reduced rates.
Freight taken ~ usual. ,,
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JOHN ToUNGE,
Painter and Paint Dealer,
rEPrrRELL SQUARE,
sACo,.
An Kinds OF House Painting, Graininy. Paper
Hanging end Glazing.
OILS, Paints, Glass, Putty, Ae.
Sash and Blinds furnished To order. s2u
WALLACE BROS. q CO..
ds CURRIERS',
Se~sssiis. Sses. Ne:
The highest market price will Be- paid for BARK
and Hides. sole Leather direct IRON New YORK.
market. Manufacturers Of Upper Leather and
Calf skins. Plastsring Hair foi sale. iyS
SIX. 1 B. ?. HAMILTON.
Counsellors at Law,
Union Block. Biddsford. Ne.
Ia AVAIL thsms ives Of the provisions Of the
BANKRUPT Law.
O. 4. HAMILTON. QD 3D. HAMILTON.
COpartnershlp Notice.
riIE uni.r,i<uri have this day form~i s,partnershp
] uniss thr sy,< and nrm " pEARiSo 4 rilsbU
mr. sher. they luseoi 10 hep eoosAnsiy On hard Ne
largest asi b~ss AsscStment u hs.dy-mss Comns ana
Cashets W oand In ths cnty. Aiso kooss and Aies
hsuish-d 10 ORDER at loo pSsce& 1hs only plAce IN ths
County shsrs Casksts are furnished 10 orirr.
SAW FILING AND JOB WORK
doos q shot poee and Ill ~cSt dOns By ~ viii give ~
isfsction.
" A. the cd stand
BEARINGS BUILDING, lis MAIN STREET,
Bia&efsrd, Matse.
J. " DEARING,
sAML IL PiLSDURY.
July ., l,so.
rvtarn my thanks IN the citizens 81 the Coany Nc Ne
liberal parooAgs bsto~~ upon during The p~st oar
ye.rs anil hcp by strict attention 10 easpess, ve SHAH
merit Continuance " The All persons tDdeote To
me By account requested 10 mAhs mnmedats
pay,n<n i al having demands against me are request
81 " preseut the zane ios payment
u J.h psAkiN0s
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THE yAsBY PAPERS.

Mr. Nasby Delivers the Prssidsnt's Mirage
fohis Friends from .Msmory-IM imprs'-
sion hat the Documsnt Produced upon
Kentucky Conroeafion.
Posr Orris, CoSrrDRIr Y ROADS,
(Which 10 in the Stat Nv Kentucky 7
December lS,le67.
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rns sssahlsket ss~as. (oes ,aehl 10 twelve nsss q
no,passsi this vps Advertisements sass tAks ths ga"
u he pater Or the arss 10 vsets assys appsArns On
chs - q u pAseA II Special netices, svsa promnens
p1ces sndes hal head, yin Be charged - per- eeoe 3D.
dssai Dc >ss tAAa thses inckes IS <r csot ts svss
sAvsrslss~seuss matted sc o ~ noss,s column ID
tssussaiz sdversrseuta q ordinary f<W "
uss, vai 10 ehArEsd BY Ne ssasrs.
As shove rsies have ssss essAsshed the sas Agred
% sy the Maine Pssshes-' Association, and vli hsre-
rbs eh.rs.i ~ sn Advertisements ss<tei In The pid
I'd Usiss ssi Jsnnsi.
BUrLKR L PLACE. rub,sssrs.
Riidef<d, Oct 10, isss.
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N. w. DAY.
Auction and Commissions Merchant.
MOULD inform the people OF biddefordi 500
,...ii Al Auction for all Who may hvot him with
ell. Also all kinds OF Ssessf Hard Fs,.Mss
s.,Af s.x ssIs on reasonable terms Second mana
Moves Of ell kinds on hand. Csne-Sest Char. "
n"ttomed. Feather beds constantly on hand. Place
OF business Liberty street,
No. J Gothic Block, Btissford, Ne.
December III. 1912. i'u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

ClRrrIr COvRr.-Judgc Ft,hcr-This cour,
was occupied AS follows yesterday:
white, Ruscuhy y COWS, Prince. Judgment
confessed, with stay Of execution for thirty
days.
Vim. Smlth vs.. WIN II. De Vaughn, admin.
istrator. Appeal from Judsmrnt Of l9st,re
NHughs estate. smith appealed, but JUd 4
Fisher sustained the justice below,
MhcI2a 4 M'EInamGy vs. Th9maa Green
James CAlly s, II. Il, Muyman. AssuInps!t
for -, . j2 tor money loaned, goods Unfinished
sc, 10 which the defendant pleaded that he
never promised TO pay, and that he had salts
tied the debt, Judgment entered, with stay
OF execution for ninety days. tulii Norris.
Eghrrt q. Bernard W. John =. Pole. Ac-
ton OF debt Tor t2og on \ rromiss"Ty note
dated August 2N'h, l>"i, 10 Mrs. II. VI, Der.
urrd assigned TO the plaintiff. The defendant
plead that he did not declare that he had
paid the note before 1t passed into the hands
Of the plsimtlli, aud that the tTaHElct.On wac
tainted with usuFy,
Moore aud Bright-ThOmPsrn. The case
WAS strongly contested, and At ITS conclusion
tho Jury found for the plaintiit in the full uum
Ut the note, Mr., Thompson gave notice ui
motion for anew trial,
ErAstus Il. Barrett NS, Richard NJ. Hail.
Action on note for flTO made by defendant
to Smith 4 BUrlCw, and endorsed by them to
PlNintih, Judgment by default made final,
Tiuglc vs. MuudeT. Motion to set aside
j. ii. Crane Vs. II. Prince, Appeal from
| Justice l.. l.. Nurhin, Crane sued Prince, n
| pnwuhrOkrr, TOT the value of a watch and
chain deposited w,th him IN pawn by V,
| Harris,
MIR Swami moves the court to dismiss the
| appeal n II. Miller rcsists the motion and
| tho court refuses to grant It.
| Thomas Brown vs.. Leester ID, Fuller. Ap-
| peal from Justice Hazard. The plRlnti sued
| the defendant below for services alleged to
have been rendered at y warehouse and mill
| ON q street.
Terry, vs.. Swami. The jury found for the
| plaiHtiN in 1880,
CASES To DAY.
| The follow ing cases were assigned for tflHI
to-day Nos 49, $50, lSg, 3lI ~, lHj, Ioii l5s,
49, l4j, Vol, and ljJ 81,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

THE FIFTH WARD CoUNcILMEN. - Mcssrs.
Clark (Alderman) and Carroll (Assessor) on
Saturday afternoon filed their answers to the
declarations OF Messrs. Gulick and Meade,
who are contrasting their seats. They claim
that the declarations contain only conclusions
or argumentivc statements; that they arc
vague and indefinite and furnish no proper
grounds for contesting the seats now held, and
that the contestants gave no fair notice of tha
reasons OF their claims. They admit that An
election was held as set forth, but deny that
tins, or that the commissioners ascertalncl
such by counting, or that they gave ccrtin.
cate to that effect; admit that the plaintiffs
rendered themselves ready to qualify, but
deny that defendants received less than halt
the votes, and each and all tho statements
affecting their rights.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

RUNAWAY AND SMAsH.Ur-NAEEOw -.
CARR WITH LlPE.-Ycsterday forenoon, a few
minutes before IL O'Clock, m, the horse of Su.
perintendant Chas. Sailor. of the Washington
which was attachedto 4 light buggy aud strnd.
Ing at the office, corner of New Jersey avenue
and Il street north, took fright, ran away,
and, at the corner of Indiana avenue and New
Jersey avenue, upset the vehicle, and broke
II into three or four pieces, the horse coming
within couple of feet Of running over two
ladies who were crossing New Jersey avenue
at the time. The horse kept on with the
shafts and front wheels, and was soon con-.
PEELED to halt as he was drawn nearly double
by the lines drawing around the aXles.
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finished Business, reported the bills OF the
last Council not acted on, and they were ap-
propriately referred.
Mr.. Bates presented n communication from
the clerk OF the Centre Market In reference to
roofing the stalls between the two markets.
Referred.
Mr.. Arrison introduced a bill making II un-
lawful for contractors to assign claims for
other parties. Referred.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

A DECISION RESDgREp.-Justicc Walter
yesterday rendered his decision in the case Of
VIM. Treadway, charged by Marion Eastwood
with having obtained 800 from him by false
pretences, heard and argued before him ON
the 18th inst. by Mcssrs. Norris and linc, AS
follows:
"Marion Eastwood having fled an affidavit
charging the defendant, VIM. Trcadway, with
having obtained from him on the jlst OF
March, 1868, the sum OF 400, with intent TO de-
fraud him, q warrant was issued by David II.
Smith, esq, q Justice OF the peace, and tried
having been removed before me. listened
patiently to the evidence In the case aud the
argument Of counsel on both sides, and am
prepared to make my decision. The CN ileHcC
detailed by the prosecution, Mr.. Eastwood,
shows conclusively that debt existed Mt tho
time the note was given, which OF itself Is
enough TO exonerate the defendant from the
crime charged. But 1t also appears that the
pretended debt originated from a usuriuuf
charge Of Interest for money loaned At about
ten per cent per month. 1t would be an idle
and wicked exercise OF criminal law To hold n
person to answer to court under such charge
In the aspect Of this evidence, and ! therefore
dismiss the accused. In doing this, however
] do not wish to be understood that approve
of the conduct Of the defendant Far from it
One who borrows money at ten per cent. pet
month cannot be acting In good faith. Ii ii
more than probable that IL Is squandrTcd IL
some one OF the various sources of vice. IL
my estimation there Is not, morally con
sidered, much difference between the lender
and the borrower"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

THR NATIONAL GAMg.-Olympic rs.Ndiionai.
The first of series of Homeland home
games between the above clubs was played on
the grounds Of the latter yesterday afternoon,
resulting In the success of the "ChampiOns Of
the South,n BY score Of q to 10. We append
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUB.-This club
held an adjourned meeting last evening, in the
Theological Institute Building, corner OF
Twenty.second and street Mr. Henry Helm
Der, titst vice president,
In the absence OF the president, Mr.. Car
ter Steward, proceeded to call the meeting to
order, and after prayer was made by Mr..
ing was called to complete the arrangements
for attending the grand Radical mass.meetlng
to be given 10 the sixth ward tonight He
further stated that 5000 torches had been pro-
cured for the occasion, and that the Boys In
Blue would be present, five regiments strong
Mr.. Alexander Henderson, chairman of the
Finance Committee, reported favoTAbly. lie
said that they had also made arrangements lor
music.
On motion, they resolved themselves into a
committee Of the whole, to see that all Of the
n nqRtO''''" ''''N' u 'n' warn 'D'" O1' To-
Mir. Geo. Garrett moved that q committee
of two be appointed to proceed to George
town, where a Republican meeting was being
held aud request that they meet the First ward
Republicans, this evening, corner Seventeenth
and X streets. Carried.
The chair appointed Mcssrs. Isah Bolden
and Jas. Anderson as such committee.
On motion Mr.. Geo. Garrett was appointed
as chief foot marshal with the power to choose
nine assistants.
On motion OF the secretary, VIM. II. Lewis,
the meeting adjourned by resolving themselves
into temporary Grant and Colfax club.
On motion OF Alexandria Henderson Mr..
Henry lleimbcr was chosen temporary chair
man Of the club.
Mr.. Garrett, through the secretary, an.
nounced the folowing-named gentlemen as
his assistants tonight; VIM. H. Lewis, Pat
rick Coins, John Gordan, Newman Ward,
George l.. Green, Charles A. Lair, Perry
Wilson, Charles Perry, and Alex Henderson.
Nj, George: Garrett was chosen temporary
SECRETARY of the club.
There was 5000 subscribed towards pro.
curing Grant and Colfax pole and hag, to be
raised at some future day.
AdjoNned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

THE COMMITTEE on INVITATIONS will he nj
the National Hotel at 1880 o'clock, p. m, this
evening, with carriages, to escort the speakers
to the grand Republican mass meeting at the
Navy Yard. The speakers are respectfully re-
quc5ted to b. at the hotel at the abOyc.namcd
hour without fail.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

WANT THEIR PAY.-A number of corpora
ton employees, to whom salaries have been
due for some three months, are clamorous for
pay, as, in many instances, the creditors are
poor men with large families to maintain.
Let some provision be made at once to relieve
ihChc nennlC.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

FUNERAL oP Mn. JSo. RAINROw-Thr Gl.
neral Of the late MIR. Jno. Rainbow took place
yesterday afternoon, at half past 1 o'clock,
from the residence Of his nephew, Henry i.
Bright, ESQ., Eighth street east, near Pcursyl-
vania avenue, and was attended by large
cOncourse of his many friends.
MIR, Rainbow died in his 57th year. At tho
ordnance dock, near Williamsburg, New York,
and was, at his own request, brought to this
city yesterday morning for intermCnt by tho
side OF his mother In the Congressional CClc-
terry. The remains were escorted to their la st
restiDg place by a body OF United States MT
rines and n detachment Of senmCn acting M
pail bearers. Before leaving the grave mill
tary salute was fired over his grave, lie was
one of the Oldest warrant officers Of the navy,
having entered II about the year 1871, and was
respected and loved by all who knew him.
during the services Mt the grave, ono OF the
teams attached to n carriage became fright
cned at tho firing Of the salute, and ran
around the grounds at a rapid rate, running
against u carriage In which some OF the MOURN
crB OF deceased were seated, but luckily they
were caught before any serious damage vas
done.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

UNITED STATES vs.. DANIEL WEBSTER
Daniel Webster was arraigned before Justice
!. 7. X. Plant yesterday, on the charge OF
having obtained money under false pTetencc.
After the examination Of many witnesses and
an able defence by accuscd's counsel, the jus.
tice held him to bail IN the sum of 400 for his
appearance at the next term Of the criminal
court Woodruff for the United States and
Davis for the defence.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

A LARGE ORToLAN.-A party OF young mon
day or two since, while cunning In the
birds, shot an ortolan weighing l2,I ounces.
This is regarded a. extraordinary, as ortolan
weigh from 3 toI ounces, and are esteemed a
delicious bird Mr.. Joseph Plat2, on Pennsyl-
VAniR avenue, next door to the corner Of
sixth street, has the bird in his possession,
and yesterday large numbers of sportsmcn
viewed 1t, asserting that 1t was the largest
bird OF that species ever known TO be killed
in this vicinity. Gunners now report reed
birds as extremely scarce, the late cold weather
having driven them hence. The bird in the
possession of Mr.. PlatZ is known Ms the liking
ortolan," which are very scarce throughout
the country.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

DIED SUppENLY.-About ] 80 O'Clock ycster-
day afternoon poor unfortunate, an inmate
tCcnth, fell dead on the street in front of the
house. The deceased complained of being un-
well on Saturday, but on Sunday and ycster-
day forenoon appeared in her usual good
health
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

HENTLEMEN'E FALL UvERCo via, all good,
FROM 81 to sl2. Gentlrmen's Walking Goat
Suits, hHC, all wool, for $50. For business
suits OF all kinda go to Geo. &. llcuuing's, No.
III seventh street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

PRICE LIST of gents furnishing goods at the
orr inll Francs, IgI Seventh street, between
u aud l. streets RoOd white shirts, tllDl 80;
fine white shirts, t2~92.5O; good undershirts
mcrino shirts and drawers, 81 90, tI,7j; good
cotton socks, 10, 10, 20, and 25 cents; best
English half hose, " and $3.50 per dozen; good
paper collars, three boxes for o. cents; white
hanlkcTchicfs, Is, 20, and % ccutsi linen coli
Lars, cuffs, ties, bows, toilet articles, SC, at
popular prices. Remember the placc-Igl
seventh street, large plstc.glass front, six
doors below l. street No branch stores,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

81. q. b. B."-Thc following complimentary
resolutions were passed At meeting OF The
Potomac Lodge, No. lOi, !. q. u. b., held sun.
day, September Goth, lSiS, In favor o: Brother
EX.pfCslhent l.. Gasscnhiemcr, for his ser
vices rs Representative of Potomac Lodge to
the District Grand Lodge No. o, |. o. u. b.,
the Order, held Mt New York, July 10th, lsOS.
The committee who drafted the resolutions
consisted OF CN-Prcsidcnt d. Barwald, W.
NOrdinEcr and II. Octtngcr.
Brother Barwall, In presenting the rcsolu-
tiOus, said: Brother GasBenhiCmer, 1t gives me
pleasure TO present you this resolution OF PO-
tomac Lodge, unanlmonsly rendered. You
have always, during the existence OF our
Lodge, proved by your acts aud deeds that
you have the honor Of our bcloycd Order At
heart, and more particularly 1t has been your
aim TO study the interests Of this Lodge.
Your lahurs have been untirng, and your zeal
| for the Order has ever commanded the tTucss
adEIiratlon.
Of the nohlcst charity, and yet so unOstcntn-
tiously performed that the recipients have
often remained in ignorance Of their hcnC A.
tor. AS representative Of this Lodge you
were always ready, without compensation or
reward, to lender US any service that might
h. required, and never have we heard the
least complaint from you. AS delegate to
the General Convention you have shown your
| zeal for the Order by making sncriiices worthy
Of all praise; and while labOring in its general
| Interests you never forgot the special wants
| of this Lodge therefore be IT.
| Rc4Oirrd, ThRtthC thanks Of Potomac Lodge,
| No lot, J. -. u. b., arc hereby tend, red to you
| for all the Labor and kindness II has received
| at your hands, Nnd we do pray to the Ruler OF
| the universe that he may spare your life for
| mluJ years 90 come; and allow US farther To
| express 10 you the earnest wishes OF this
Lodge that YOU may make 1t convenient to at.
tCuu our regular meetings, As your presence
will give us pleasure aud delight.
In cnurlusiOn Brother BarwRld said: LIT
m" remark that no truer brother lives, one
whose heart and brain, In season and ont OF
| season, is more at the command Of Ais brethren
| than ynursi and although your judgment Is
liable, like that OF other men, to err, yet your
| heart Is always in the right place.
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Architects.

STARKwEArUER = PLuwMAN,
All, lilTECrS,
ENGINEERS,
ASH SrENEYuE~.
oMro PLANTS BUILDING, corner 1T Nrw
York aY,uuu aud FrIrruW street - n
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longing to Capt. John b. Lloyd, wood and coal
dealer, sunk in the Eastern Branch about two
weeks since, has been raised, thoroughly over.
hauled, and is ready for river transportation
again,
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Natlonal...."..... 0 a-2l
Olympic........... 2 2 . 2 o I-l5
Fly catches-Norton 3, Fox /, Studlcy .,
Gibney 3, Coughlin I, Ward 1, FUTkcr !,
Berthrong l-National 10.
Cope ., Force I, Denlson I, Robinson /,
Beach 2, Leech 1-Olympic r.
Foul bound catches-Malone |.
Catches on strikes-Malone ..
Base Play-Put out by Norton 2, Fox ], Glib
ney 2, Forker s. National 10; assisted by Nor.
ton l, Fox !, Gibncy 9, Coughlin !, Fletcher 2,
Ward Q. Put out by Dcnison !, Force /, Beach
|, Leech I. Olympic, 10; assisted By Cope l,
Malone 2, Force ., Dick 2, Beach /.
Run Out-Cope, by Fox and Ward; Der
throng, by Force and Lcech.
Left on Bases-National,7 times Olympic
times.
Times First Base on Errors-National, q
times; Olympic, 0 times.
Times First Base on Called Balls-Olym.
piG,2.
Time of Gamc-Two hours and thiIty.NvC
minutes.
Umpire-R. NJ. Drinkard, Union Base Bal
Club.
Scorers-J. Y. Potts and j. +. Allen.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS USIos-A large
and cnth usiastic meeting was held last night
at Union League Hall, on Ninth street, the
president, Major VIM. =. Morse, in the chair,
and Lieutenant VIM. Young, as secretary.
After the minutes of the last meeting wero
read and approved, the names Of several gem
tlemcn were proposed for membership, who
were elected.
Hon. Henry Wilson, of Mass, was then in
trOduced, who addressed the union In words
of encouragement, asserting that the princi.
pies of Rcpublicanism, now paramount,
would be sustained for all time TO come. The
honorable Senator then addressed his hearers
on the momentous Issues of tho hour, and in
yoked on all present to use their best cndcav-
ors to secure the triumphant election Of tho
STANDARD. bearers Of frccdom-Grant and Col
fax
Brief addresses were made by other gentle.
men, and the meeting adjourned with cheers
for Grant and CulflX.