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New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
UNIONS OF MoRRIsANIAys. MoHAwKs OF BROOK
LYN.

The Capitolin grounds yesterday were visited
by about nye hundred people TO witneSs game Of ball
between the champion Union and Mohawk clubs The fine
play OF the latter with the Atancs last week. and the
TACT that even better field would be presented on this
OCCASION led many 10 look for good game. Nor were
they deceived. better than the one above referred
TO being the result Of this meeting The Mohawk nine
were the put forth by the club during the
fact which cannot be said Of the Unions The game
begun . good style by the champions and steadily pur
sued 10 the close coming In with score better in aver
age than was the Atlantics-3S 70 13, Yesterdays,
being "a 70 H. Birdsa played IN his best STYLE putting
out ii men, and assisting for another Pabors pitching
was too much for the MOhawks Tracey failing three
times in five reach base on it, The Mohawks appeared
IN new dress. the suit being uniform In c00r-a light
blue bound with red. The nine looked well Wright Of
the Unions played most effectively and often
ond at short and Golde held the hottest balls that
could be sent him. Forker held his reputation well,
but Samuels often remisS Tracey at ceuer field,
played the dickens" with all hghhit balls coming his
way also did Hall. a right field Altogether II Mas
very pretty The Unions were proud OF their vie.
tory and the MOhawks were not abashed at their own
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

social character, and reading room is soon to be
opened where young and old members may read the
newspapers and receive the orthodox Interpretation OF
current events from their Democrac political leaders
" also aims 70 repress the spirit OF radicalism when
uay on the Increase in this city, and 10 infuse healthy
moralty into municipal affairs Finally the club takes
ls name from that great old hero. who born OF humble
origin, Dy force OF industry became ornament OF he
country, and whose life is typical Of true Democracy
The Hon. Larence ID. Herman, In calling the assembly
70 order spoke 10 the above effect and then invited the
members to partake of the bountifu supper that
spread before them. After supper several truly post
prandial speeches made. The following gnamed gen
temen are the elected officers OF the Club President,
Leander Buck; Vice-Presidents, Herman Kocher, and
the Hon. Lawrence ID. Kirnan; Recording Secretary,
Samuel +. Warren Corresponding Secretary Joseph
Dunphy; Treasurer, Richard X. Connolly. Beside the
officers named several prominent Democrats pres
ent last evening" among them being Sheriff James OBren.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas A. Banker the Hon. A. j. Rogers,
and others .
A CANALMEN's TICKET TO BE MADE.
BUFFALO, June 14.-At a preliminary meet
ing OF Canamen here to-day circular was adopted ana
published in the evening newspapers addressed 10 an
Of the State calling upon cananen TO organize III
State Convention, and nominate Canal State I1cket
They that the only mode OF bringing ABOUT
reform In eanalmanagemeDt is in the ballot
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF GEN. CRAWFORDS
NAME.
The name of MajOrGen. Crawford, com
mandng the post Of Louisville appears on the list OF the
committee appointed at Philadelphia the 10th inst Tor
the advance Of the claims Of Mr. Chase to the Presidency
This of Gen CrawfOrds name was made without a-
thOry. He is known TO be earnestly in favor Of the
election OF Gen. Grant.
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LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

-. .Selden Crooket, proprietor Of the Bloomfield
House Boston died on Sunday.
Bolts dining saloon and two grocies tobacco
aud Shoae liquor In Bm were burned on Sunday
night Loss $4,000
The Northern Railroad freight house and store
Dodge Davis Williams sorehoue In Enfield, n H.
we're burned yesterday. Loss, S2p.OOO
AT Grand Haven, Mich, on Sunday. Alexander
Van ZrwcK struck lightning and Mr. Van Zarwek and
A boy named BalgOOin instantly killed
- Two young men working in Malls factory IN
Ottawa Canada had some words Nheeupon Of m named Ay
threw daNiDg the other named Kyle nfictng fatal gash
below the ribs
In the late murder case in Delaware, Canada.
the iny returned verdict yesterday Of w murder against Ihoma
Jones and his laughter Elizabeth his ten o age saw
the Old, aeknoNF
edged him committed the deed aud buried the BODY
q
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puuApEIpHIA FrREMEN's RIOT

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-As procession of
hrcmen escorting the Friendship Fire Company Of
Harrsburgh this afternoon dispute arose between the
members Of the Moyamensing and Washington Hose
Companies The members OF the latter Company were
saluting the frcmen by ringing the bells the column
was passing but when the Moyamensiug Hose Company
passed. they ceased ringing This deemed an insult
and the Moyamcnsings assaed the house and members
Of the Washington Hose Company with bricks num-
ber OF fremen injured by missiles. The Chief En-
gineer has put both companies out Of service.
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A CANALMEN's TICKET TO BE MADE.
THE NEW ORLEANS ELECTION COMPLICATIONS.

The NEW UKLEANc ELEUIION OOdI IrVNIIO.'7'
NEW ORLEANS, June Is.
General buchanan has relieved the New Orleans Gas
Company from the action Of General Banks order Of
March 18TH 1864 requiring the company to transfer to
the Quartermaster's Department all the stock standing
on books in the of persons in the civil or militia
~ service Of the rebel Government who had not COM
Piled with the act of Congress Of July lth 1892 or the
Presidents proclamation Of December sth S62 All such
stock together with the unpaid dividends accrued since
January 1866 is released from the restrictions OF said or
der No attempt at the Inauguration OF the State OH
cals made today called for by the Regsra Pack
ards proclamations though they in consultation
this morning.
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rporr1yc on RIvERsIDE PARK.

BosTON, June IA. A trotting match this
afternoon at Riverside Park contested by Sorrel
Dam and Empress, for $1,000; mile heats, best IN O.
Empress the st heat and SOrre Dam the 3D. 3d. ana
5th heats. Tme-2:34; 234 3:3i2 asst.
PEDEsTRIANlsM. -
After the trot followed walking match, IN when
George Tapley, the Champion OF England Manning of
Boston, Paine and Harding Of New-York were conlpen
tors. The stake was $780, and the distance 10 miles.
Tapey gave his competitors two minutes start but won
the race in one hour 81 minutes, and IA seconds.
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Then slowly light the funeral pyre.
The head Ia reverence be-e-end
v -.
Deliver TO the saming Ere.
Our Old aud weary frie-e-end. &c.

The Funeral Grafton was delivered by T. c. T. Ecce
sine Then after the chanting OF the drge 10 the air OF
"Auld Lang Syne" the funeral procession moved slowly
but not very orderly 10 the western side OF the grounds
where the ashes Of the deceased Ancient sOemny
inurned. with oldtime funeral ceremonies the elegy
being pronounced by George H. Dlbbee Then after the
concluding song the procession returned to Norths Mon
ument where IL dispersed. The affair unusually
happy one, and this IN no inconslderabe degree
owing TO the eXertions OF the Committee Of Arrange
ments, which comprised william Tanning, jr., Chair
man George L. Peabody. Dennstoun Wood, George :.
scofed, jr Franklin b. Lord Seth Low, and Frank ID.
Sturges, Secretary.
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PROCLAMATION by GOV. HOLDEN.

RALEIGH June 15.-W. w. Holden, Governor
elect OF North Carolina, publishes his proclamation to-
morrow conyenng the General Assembly on Wednesday
the lst OF July The officers are to be Installed 1t s under
stood as soon as their disabilities have been removed
except such as are already qualified who 1t is presumed
will comply with the law Of Congress just passed.
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COLUMBIA CoLLEGE-BURIAL OF THE ANCIENT.
The interesting and somewhat amusing ami

The interesting and sOneWnaC uHUsIIIg aHHI-
versary known as the Burial Of the Ancient" was duly
celebrated by Sophomore Glass 20 Of Columbia College
last night The route Of the procession was from Worth
Monument the College grounds and thence, after the
completion OF the obsequies return TO the starting
place At 10 D. the students began to assemble in the
neighbOrhood most Of them IN spirits exceed
ingly hilarious and jubilant for funeral ceremo,
MES. The procession soon formed, ana
proceeded up Flfth-ave IN the following order Police;
Grand Marshal William Tanning. jr. Band; Orator and
Poet Underakers; Bier; Chief Mourner Class Members
OF the College; Freshmen The band made up for pauciy
OF numbers by keeping up exceeding great noise,
which, however insufficient 10 drown the voices or
the NAVY mourners Arrived at the College grounds the
funeral pyre was soemnly lighted by the Grand Mar
shall while following melancholy was bawled ont "a
the air OF Old Hundred" by all the members OF the pro.
-.
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The Inst reguIar meeting Of the Eastern
Branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association was
held last evening IN the Hall OF the Association No 4a
GrandSt, for the purpose OF permanently organizing
Mr. 4. q. selew presided and Mr. ]. A. Bennett
ohieated as Secretary. The proceedings were
opened by the singing of the 2SGth psalm.
The Rev Mr.. Canneld Chaplain on BlackwelPs Island
followed with All address he began by mentioning IN
parable OF the supper and said that the Association d
not intend To put halter the necks OF men nut
VISIT them and say with Us ana we VIII do thee
good" The Rev. Mr. Cronlleich then made Few remark
Appointments as Chairman on Executive Commit1eei
were then made as follows on Membership. H. X Ken
nedy Churches A Forbes. ir Devotional Meetings, q
W. Arnold Employment and Boarding Houses, MI. Fox
Visiting the sick ~. Augustine The following nameC
gepTlenen were tlen appointed representative
bers from churches SecOnd-st Nj f. Church. Thomas q
Splnt Alien-st. ~ T.. Church. Aaron M Ewing and JO
senh Ver,nya; Porsyth-st NJ r.. Church John Atkinson
A1cnst presbyterian Church, C. d. Mcwithey and c. W
Uoimani Cannonst Baptist Church. II. A. Buckuam:
santost Episcopal Church, Oscar Wtheull Church of
ihe Holy Martyrs, Forsyt.st, A. Forbes jr. The pro
ceedIngs concluded by benediction from the Rev
DR.. Porter ff sIf f, r....... ..,.t....f ff..-..t
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POLITICAL.

30. boysl q fnal bunpeh
While we sll in chorus chant
"Por next President nominate
Our own Ulysses GraBtP
o. And flashed what State be halls from,
This sole reply shall be,
Prom Apponatso1 Court House. ,'
With its famous apple-treep 20
For twas there to Ulysses
That Lee gave up the fght-
Now, boys. ITO Grant for President
And God defend the rightp -MiA Okd"v
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i,t ID 81 4ih sth 9th 7th 9Th 9th
SaSs@i....... S9.SS,i;..,,.,. 9 9 / III
Foul bound catches-Brs Gole Lennon Catches on
strkesBdss. 4 Double pAys-Wught aud Gode Weeks aud
FOker foul bas-Mohswk Union times Umpire
Hall ofthe Excelsior Club BROOKLYN Scorers Me,sr
NJ Lush and W. Hudson Time Of game 2:05
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THE YosEMIrE-CALlFoRNIA LEGISLATION.

I1I@VINII4hAHN4''
SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-The fact has just
leaked out that the act Of the last Legislature alternating
the Yosemite grant which passed Gov Haights
Veto not certified by the Secretary OF State as legally
received and is not law.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16

d The California Democratic County Primary
elections called in San Francisco for the 25h inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-27
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

The fashionahles are returning to town from the
more northern watering places.
The White Mountains are said to be oil but lie
serted.
Saratoga Is losing Its bloom. Population there is
on the decrease.
The steam boats which went out on pleasure trips
on Lake superior and mp It's northern tributaries are
returning with their passengers, who went in pur-
SUIT OF the polar beor and co. what they asked for
a cool reception from Boreas.
There ~ much interest evinced by the would he
Knowing ones IA to the causes which induced Gen
era R0secrans TO journey TO the sulphur Springs,
Va, IN search Of General Lee ana the other rebel
leaders. Since Rosecraus' advent there has been %
hegira from ali parts OF Maryland aud Virginia to
the springs aud It's hotels have BEEN unex pectedly
~ their land Lords, crowded.
Newport IL not partcna rly affected by the recent
moderation IN the temperature of the atmosphere.
The ladies only dress little less summersh that is
ali.
The hotels in the vicinity OF Niagara Falls have
been fairly patronizcd this season. The landlords
do not complain. The visit OF the Chinese Legation
did them no harm.
The Francona Notch, NJ r., IL almost deserted
AT the Profile House but comparatively few guests
arc at present stopping. Still the season cannot be
said TO he entirely over at the Notch.
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not appear to fall in perpendicular direction bnt
eloped at an inclination Of some ten o. fifteen de-
grees from plumb limo, and grew more intense v
bright as it approached the earth. The mca were
about fonr hundred yards from the place
spot, found that 1t had struck upon ledge Of rocks
In wagon way leading from farm house TO
the public road. The fragments OF stone were
thrown around for several rods in all direc-
tions. The ledge, which Is said to be three feet
thick, without any seams was disturbed for dis
lance OF about nifty feet split aud torn mp In frag-
ments. The soil, which was spre in thin LAYERS
all over It, looked as II passed through sleve
At the point where the strange body came In
contact with the rock there aopeared to be no
paste, which was quite hot, ana a steam assembled
out OF hole in which IL had buried ITSELF which
700 not TO approach. Arrangements are beng made
TO quarry out what remains OF the aerolte. Another
singular phenomenon was noticed In Nashville on
sunday, soon after midnight. being q meteOric
shoWer consisting apparently OF brilliant specks or
drops or light OF various colOrs like the "tal' OF
rocket nllng large space In the northern heavens
ana lighting the streets brightly daylight for
some thirty seconds.
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EXTRAORDINARY MsTEOaic EVENT.
Fall Of nm Aerolite in Tennessee.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, August

From the Cincinnati Commercial, August 22.l
Last Tuesday n remarkable aerolite fell In Cheat.
ham county, Tennessee nineteen miles from Nash.
vile. About one O'Clock In the afternoon some men
az work on the plantation oil Joshua tuRham noticed
n singular opening In the clouds behind which the
sun was hidden. A brilliant whitsh red glare over
spread an immense mass OF black clouds, on the
centre OF winch appeared funnel-like aperture
about four or five feet In diameter, the SIDES Of
which presented tho appearance OF ragged flames
darting like fiery tongues at q large white object
passing with inconcevable rapidlty down through
the aperture. When 1t left the mass OF cloud II did
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-27

OEvoS HOUSE, rs AND 10 BLEECKER STREET, on
IL European pnn-The house centrally located,
two blocks from Broadway and well adapted for merchants
Terms moderate.
CUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES AND
- single gentlemen, permanently ransienty. at low
Reunion Hotel forty-scconi street, between Fourth
and Lexington avenues. Tabc q la carte. -
j. A. ROBINSON 4 co.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

4 SMALL GERMAN FAMILY, CONSISTING OF
~ genensn lady and fie boy, desire to get Bosri IN
respectable German house situated somewhere above Four
street, between Third and Seventh mutual reft
encss exchanged. Address ". X, Herald onnce.
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aOOO REwARD.-LOST IN HOTEL AT LONG
pCUU Branch, on the 2Sh Of August, between and 8
A. NJ, pair of Solitaire Diamond Earrings Bresstpn and
Handkerchief Ring, with CHAIN also Note due LIST OF DC
to- (pavmeDt Of which has been stopped, and $500 In
gold other Jewclry. The above will Ia
paid of the diamond jewelry the S35
Fifth avenue, and no questions asked.
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MINUTES OF THE OLD AND NEW SCHOOL COMPARED.
We place in a table side by side the statistics Of
these two Presbyterian churches to which is added
statement OF what would be the strength of an
organization composed of both these bodies:-
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MINUTES OF TINE PRESBYTERIAN cgu,cn, SOUTH.

The minutes OF the late General Assembly which
met in Baltimore present the following general
view OF the Presbyterian Church South during the
slX months ending Aprll l. 1S0S:--
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BOARD WANTED AND BOARDBRs INTRODUCED
ID For desirable localities and prices call Immediately OF
address Bosr Exchange and Hotel Directory 737 BrosdwX
Es,sblished Tep7' Uueduaisa Opportunities offered.
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NEWSPAPERS.
MARBLE MANTELs.

through Newspaper agents, may the Publisher
on repayment, al r hitting House square, London
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT rAiN; ELEVEN
1 Year,; gas daily beautiful Teeth 81 silver Set $40;
old sets bought j. JAY yILLbkS, lbs Grand street,
broadway; HENRY NIILExS, sss Grand st., nowery.
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THREE GENTLEMEN wRNT TO BENT SUIT ~
Furnished Apartments, inclu ling piror, brtt rois-
water closet sc. S2j week with r,,tfa -
gas per week with Breasgast Drner PRIV ise
Address box 55 Poss odce stating facts and location
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DENTtsTEsY.

(NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
anrthco uge Of nitrous oxide administer u In the
approved method dono, but extract teeth. and
tanly DO without pain; 80 cO patients testify. See her
names at the Office, ~ Cooper Institute
DR WHITES DENTAL OFFICE rs AT 81 SIXTH
~ avenue. Artificial Teeth Mt reduced pricos whole sets
$40 usual price slb SO usual Irics So teeth oiled With
cold 81 al work warranted bfst class.
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WANTED-BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WYE
w by the middle Of September OF tobrr IN strict
y private family second fnnt Room. with alcove
entire second Floors table reanli.ss IN
be house must be well fr aished loe alton rom Fource
to Forteh street, between Sixth and Fourth gcr1sS;
references given and required AIdres4 stnl terms, Re-
W, B., box . g% Pos
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WANTED BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WET
W IN private fauany 10 Brooklyn. Address w :. W.,
box is4 Post Office,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

CnIcAGo, Feb. l0-A saloon keeper on
Cottage Grove Avenue. named Manhsttoa.
WAS robbed on Saturday of 81 $50, which
he had secreted in his house. A tcamstes
in his employ, named Oonnel, together with
a woman, named Bridget Brey, are suspect
Ell As being the guilty parties. The woman
was arrested, and the man is still at large.
A Washington special Of tho 9th says
The Ways and Means Committee were in
session four or five hours yesterday. They
have about agreed 10 reduce tar on smoking
and chewing tobacco, which - now forty
cents per pound 10 thirty two cents, aud
they have entirely agreed to collect the tax
by stamps, each ounce package bearing .
two-cent stamp. they are preparing, nnd
will this week report BIZ regulating the
export Of distilled spirits, which will rr9ba-
lily provide for half dozen bond Cd ware
houses in a many different ci;ics
Tho deficiency bill lad not, up to yestcr-
day, been signed by the President, though
1t las been III his hands since the 8 It ult.
i contains the appropriation of half million
for reconstruction purposes. and it 10 limited
a. the White House that Hr. johnson j.
preparing veto. lie must act With, two
days or the bill will become Law.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10
NEW YORK.

NAw York. Feb. 9.--The fire last night
destroyed eighty-seven buildings on John
street. occupied by W. 4 b Douglas. pump
manufacturers less twenty Eve thousand
dollars; insured ard 4. Whalep. imported
Hardware and Cutlery. Loss $50 .000. III.
suree. The loss on toe buildings, owners
names not stated, s4o.0aC: partly insured.
Two fiTemen were ininrel by the falling
walls.
LarRr.-1hc buildings were owned by
Park Brothers s u. ghe l,ss OF PAYNE
4 Co. is reported al $50 600, bu, ,h Is is nos.
sibly exsggera,c'. they are fully insured.
] he corporation Of Brown University
%pee,.d Rev. Alexander casweli, d. d..
si.asssaaent. in place o! .ev. DR.. Scare, ,e
D,a,sa Bishop Willan,s OF the Cathode
high 10. 4 Massachusetts. declined III allow
sorls Of 'aa',S ,a masses in Worcester. for the
The Hsr .SS usske and O'Brisn.
Napoleon hss :, dispesches BY cable say thai
Pope anil I,., s"sred his policy toward ,he
my IN sudden and remasshie
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Feb a.-Thc returns from
seventeen counties. among them the seven
heaviest negro counties in the State, show
i.eoo less than the required half
Information from Northern Alabama,
where the registered whites largely out
nun b,r tho negroes, is that the white vote
SO far reported does not aggregate one hun
bred ard fifty in the whole State.
u, to this date the Cons tuition is Ger
tsirly defeated. Efforts arc making to have
The polls rc-opened, but it is understood
here, from high authority, that it will 70,
be done without orders from Washington
direct.
MnNrooN.Nr. Feb s.-A dispatch Il ON
Northern Alabama lust received, says that
that section has gone against the propose ed
Constitution The vote here in the heavy
negro counties gives II, 900 against the
Constitution The votes are TO be counted
Tomorrow. Sunday
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Sscal sssaare l'rmu.fers.

Filed in the Recorders Office, Scott eouuty
lswa, up 10 . o'clock. Feb 10. lsss
Andrew Thiepen and wife to william
Becker, Ferry Ian ding, lie Claire Z 100 90
haxmilian Weissermel ct ux. to Her
man Block, Lot :. Block 4, Green's
cd addition. to Davenport. 1900 70
Sarah u. Hale 10 DAVID Il. Creswel.,
Lot ., subdivision of Block 3, McIn
tcshs let addition 10 Davenport soc %
John Raincs and wife 10 Conrad LIE
Grange, s acres in S. W. Il Sec IL,
Z. as. Il. E.. Pleasant VALLEY
Township, 500 %
Jsmes Thompson ct M, 10 George W.
Embler, =. ". i Sec. IL, 7. g.. r. !,
Liberty TOWNSHIP, 4.l.3 50
Eenss Ciaussen aud wife 70 Heinrich
Thorns. 3. * 8. W. Sec 2. andN.
y. 4 N. w. 4 Sec. 10. 7. -, X. 9.
hickory Grove Township 5.sav co
Alfred Su'iy snd wife TO Henry Clay
Z 1ssw y Sec. Is, 7. 50. n. RI
AZ, =. sS S..,,. Township. e.25c 90
!. Cressler. W. u N. Il. !. See % sd
". q .. =. y Sec. Is, T. so. MR.
Butler Township, o-a 40
lra NJ. Clifford and wife 70 A. o p,.,.- 's'v w
part cfLeClairc's Reserve. asio,n,n,,
simon n%'i Hsrr al nav ",Ss r. a.2oo ~
gel, n s section q. township ~
,,i;,s s. pa wsss1 "a aSs"n.hp es.sco co
hoch. :. 50 acres OF above tract, l,soo co
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ILLINOIS,.

CAIRO Ill, Feb. s. Il dispatch from the
Directors Of the Cairo 4 Nincennes Rail-
road states that the contract has been closed
with General Burnside for the building of
the road. The right of way is to be SC.
cured without cost and the work 10 com
mence a. soon as possible al this end of the
road
Fox, Howard & Company finished their
contract Of street railway here to-day and
may bid for n contract On the Cairo ard
Nincenncs railroad.
ton oi the Illinois and Wisconsin Da r.
mans Association which meets here ues-
day. Feb. H. promises TO be grs, sue.
cess Every preparation has beer made to
accommodate those who come II IN a dis
lance