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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
The Last Appeal.


Radical Republican uniOnists, this ia tn
LAST number of the Flag that will reach you
before you will be called upon to decide upOr
the respective merits Of the two candidates
in the field for Criminal Judge. We urge up
en- you, the duay and necessity Of going to
the pons 10 one unbroken column, md voting
against Andrew Johnson Copperhead Con-
ssrvatism represented by COL. BROWN, and
casting yOur ballots for those just, true aud
patriotic principles, which saved the country
represented BY that answering and unhinch-
ing patriot, GEN. A. W. HOWARD. Let
nothing keep you from the polls, short of
utter inability to go. Public interests and
your obligations to yourself and Jour party
absolutely demand this performance Of one
Of the privileges and duties of loyal citizen
ship. Leave your hammer upon the anvil,
your plane upon tie bench, your Plow in the
Lalf.turned furroW, Yes, every Republican
forego his avoeAiion on the 18th Of this
month, and devote the day to the work Of
electing a Radically lOyalJudse Of the Crimi-
raj Court. We must meet Conservatism at
every point, and disarm it of its potency, and
teach aPologizers for treason and rebels that
we have no earthly use for them in any man
usT, shape or forn, aud regard them as unfit
for any Office no matter bow small and unin-
PortAnt.
We have unboundel confidence ia the 10y
al voters Of The First Judicial d strict OF
Tennessee, and know they will IONS up man
TO man aud shoulder to shoulder, and pro-
claim in thunder tones their condemnation
sud reputation Of sny man who deviates
rem the straight forward path Of loyalty,
aud appreciate and reward the 6dsliiy and
consistency Of bin who does not fall out ty
the way in compromising bis loyal ssnti-
msnts 10 gain The favor and patronage Of
traitors.
These considerations win govern every
Republican voter, and no time will be re-
qairsd 70 detsrmins In reference to COL.
BRoWS aud GEN. HOWARD. The one Ii a
Conservative Of the Andrew johnson school,
the other Radical Of The BrownloW-Ste-
vsas-wade persuasion. Vote for GEN.
HOWARD, aud ron nay rest eoutsnt 10 The
that you will hare = Radical Judi
Who viii administer the laws faithfully,
ani t,a,e, honor and credit on The beach.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
OUR PLATFORM.

WE ARE IN TAVOR OF n ENTIRE ENTRAN
CHISENEST OF TIL coLORED RACE, \ II
pIsFRASCuIsEMENT OF ii REBELs OF THE
SOUTH UNTIL 1T is SAFE TO THEM
WITH THE BALLOT. THE CONGRESSIONAL FOL.
ICY OF RE-CoSsTRUcTIoN, Il COSTISCATION
oT REBEL PROPERTY SUFFICIENT TO A THE
EXPENSES OF THE WAR, And REMuSERATE
LOYAL MEN FOR THEIR LOSSES INCURRED
THEREBE. AND vi WILL SUPPORT 20 MAN
FOR THIS PRESIDENCY MIC WILL COM.
NIT HIMSELF TO THIS PLATFORM or RIGHT
AND JUSTICE.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10

Take a handful Of salt moistened
with soh soap; rub thoroughly nom
the horos down each side OF ibo back
bone and across tho loins. Feed on
green food, potatoes cpt or turni8s,
with . smaIi quantity Of bran over
them. Three or four applications
generally eject Z cure.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
Col. Browns Circular.

csiensl Brown is before the publis in a
sAoH s%lrsular, sud {, bsine q public doea.
S'ai 10 aPsa 70 criticism. lie Lays down the
a'.Iiasalions u a good aud s%Oieisul Judg.
these "Psnus1 haisy hya legal arsiu-
'''S, e'r',a a'rat. s'irn, ullndag in,,gri.
g 'ss ~''si ''v'sgt s.'si.ai 4 sass. Am 4,
- rSAi-sS0 sny and az s5euaaa.c,s %
What ab'u, loyAity, colousll Doas ., nst. no
iihtfsnss, Hhs,hsr loyal Or diilsy,l, Copper.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
wA. Mr.. Punch's advise TO an old
ish bachelor-Repent at leisure, and
'thOn marry in haste.
An Act 10 amend an act passed February the

An Act To amend anact passed February the
10th, 1858. rr f &
SrcTIoS /. Be Il enacted bE he GcHgal A.
ssm6fy Of RS Siae n Ttnuesss, That On act
passed February 10th, 1858, be so amended
as 10 authorize TIE County Clam eommis-
sioners appointed by the Governor, underline
provisions Of said act, Do each county of the
State, 10 administer all oRihs necessary to
carry out the provisions Of said act, and
that County Commissioner shall have until
the LIST Of July to complete their work.
SIC. 2. Be Il further enacted, That this act
take eject from and aftsr its passage,
F.S RICHARDS,
Spsaktr Of tks Horst Of RepyssSgtatges.
DIV. @, SENTER,
& ~ Speaker Of he Sesdn.
Passed March %, 1868.
! certify that the above ma tras copy Of
the original now on Gle in my Office.
A. y FLETCHRR,
Sserstgry III STATE.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
ChIeken sonp NIlhoat ChIekcn.

lake one dessert teaspOOnini Of
-four and rob smoolh In one gill Of
milk put one ounce Of butter, and
pepper and salt 70 suit the taste /;
pour In half pint Of boiling water,
boil ten minufes, and pour over toast
ed bread Thyno or parsley, az is
most agreeable, may Be added.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Court Sullivan County.

JACOB HAMELTON vs.. John s. HamsltOn
ct. al, heirs at law Of John b. Hanel-
ton, deceased. IN this case it 10 AIledged
in the bin that the defendants John 8. Ham
elton, James A. Davis, guardian &C., RObert
H, Davis, Alice Davis, W. o. DpEis and Laura
Davis are non-residents Of Tennesses. It is
ordered that qualifications be made for four
successive weeks IN the UniOH Flag a paper
Published 10 the town Of Johesboto' Tennes-
see, nOt'fyiug said defendants to appear on
the third Monday 10 May next, before the
ChaneeFy Court a. B~lOnhiville, and make de-.
fence to said bill or the same will be taken
for hearing eGpnrte. April Rales, 1868.
WM, MULLENNlX, y, 4 N.
ls6saprl0W4pfS5
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
LAND SALE.

DY viRTUE o. 4 dsefss Of the Coaniy
ID oouItof wssbtnglop Coapy Tonnes,
see, Al its March term lass, will proceed
~ sell a che Court House fn JopssboFo on
Saturday tbs 7sih DAY oF April 1893, teo lott
?, ons LOT adjoining theland Of lessph Rprts
MILLER, and others containing iof acres, wen
=. TAYa. Rail Road. One oihsr lot Of "A
aersa cleared laud adioiniug Alfred Carr and
others, and IA .aporilen Of The farm 81 the
lace Dahing Jones dsosaltd, std land will
Willie sold on acft1H Of Twelve raJulbs e.
sspt $40 ~ airanca A lirb WIN bbreahsd
untll ths purcbaea manty 70 paid.
Marek ~, ICES.
1iesnafisrlrg5
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10

~ 3ohnspn cpppty, TennesRsp, and memaers
cf the kepa0slcaa, miRy. hily renSar il tie
f1Feg0ing reqnest ABfil 6rA, l8oS.
Respectfully
NJ, g. Rohlhsou. H. U N1~ttkfnqgob.
IS B. Esrsbipesoh, 0lp. sioaal
Franklin NorrH. plS. Peters.
Vim. G. Howard, Daniel PROFIT
james +. Ge1trys Henderson Loid,
john II. StatcnP, Joshua Profit.
~ unmtDN
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
SECRET

seeufp against Fire and Thieves for the
safe ksePug Of valuable papers, jewels, %.
ing in lonely places, and all others should Sc
cure their Ealuables IN these Sales. Send for
Circular. Agents Wanted.
For sale By SECRET SAFE COMPANY.
No. 2sl broadway, Opposite oy Hall,
leeeaPfl0W3 ..nl 1. New York.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
Am ExceIlent Furniture Polish.

Put into q bottle one pint of lin
seed an, q pint Of spirits Of wine, a
pint ofEincgar, and one ounce Of but
ter Of and nony Mix all together,
and shake The bottle well before us
ing It.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
THE MAN WITH NO POLITIcs!

Fellow. citizens of the 6rst Judicial
Circuit, listen TO the following
al hereby certify that during the
March term of the Circuit Court, at
Elizabethton, in Carter County Tenn,
| HEARDANDREW BROWN (who
is a candidate for Criminal judged
SAY WHILE SITTING AT THE
DINNERTABLE. THATHE WAS
AN
DEMOCRAT. Col. Brown was ad-
voca:ing aud defending the principles
Of the Conservative party. Given
under my hand, this fourth day OF
April, 1868 c."
REMARKs.-If thlre should be the
least doubt in the mind Of any loyal
manin regard to the above an a6ida-
rt-swoRN TO AND ArrEsTED CAN BE
FURNISHED
Listen, also, to this
II certify that, recently, while con.
vcrSing with Col A.. Brown, in the
Drug Store of Messrs. Gibson & Kelly,
Jonesborough, Tenn, that Col Brown
defended the Conservative party in
uncquiyocal and emphatic terms!
W.
Any one who doubts the above as.
can 10 furnished with proof
On The same,atrestcdlby an oath taken
IN the Holy Eyahgelists.
Loyal men Of Tennessee, this is the
.andidate who tolls you in bis card be
to mir no poitics with this
question OF Criminal Judge, and at
he same timo declares himself, public
v. that he is an " ANDREW JOHN.
ON DEMOCRAT and defends
hat most abOminable and Befariols
,alty. Look ont for breakers-boys!
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CircniL COnrl Sullivan COnnlY.

THOS. FAlN vs.. WA. t. whalpy and 9th
erS, hsirS at Law Of VIM, Emmsrt de-
ceased. In this case %itRppeariug from the
SheriTs return that William +. Whaley, s.
A. whalty, R. @. Whaley ard.J ]. whaley mi
nor heirs Of Mary Ann Whaley deceased, for
merly Nary AnE Emmert and !, r. s. Will
helm aud vile, are pop -reNdentlof The State
Of Tennessee. u 10 therefore ordered that
publication DO made for four successive
weeks in the JonesbOro' Flag, notifying saiG
nonresident defendants to appear before our
said Circuit Court, oa tAsf 6rss AondSy in
July next, and show said cause II any they
have, why plaintiffs Judgement shall not be
satisfied ont Of the real estate decreed TO
them frOm their ancestor VIM. Emmert, de-
ceased. March al 1885,
LOB. CLOUD, Clerk.
lssSaprISw 3p1s 20 Hl
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
Proclamation BY me Governor,
NV HBEEAS, TIE FOLLOWING wsa.
wv TlON Nm. aR - aA.n,Ah-n-N

M HBEhAS, TIE FOLLOWING MSO.
w TiON, No. ss, was adopted r MAJ,
0sneral Assembly Of Tsnnsssse;
Whereas, The State oG California.
by an alleged excess g. population,
supported by tho action OF lereihum
and the certificate Of the GovNnor
thereof in the elcction and ropns.
sioning Of throe Representative to
the Congress Of the United States IN.
stead Of two TO which they were on.
titled by tho ensHs If 1850, was, br
act Of Congress, passed Jnne 81, 1857,
allowed said additional members il
the Thi.tysevenih Congress, and,
Whereas, BY act Of Gghgress, ru.
ed March 4th, 1862, the number u
members Of the House Of Represents
tives of the Congress OF tho United
States, from and after the Sd Of Marhi
l7G3, was TO DO Two hRndnrd and for
ty-one, the eight additional member
being assigned, one each, to PenDyl.
vania, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa,
Mihnisota, NSrinoht,ahd Rhode lsh6e
ard,
Whereas, In the appointment Nbia
gave Tennessee eight members IN Tie
House Of Represenlaiiyes Of lAs Con-
gress OF the United States, therO was
a fraction over equal to about one
half of the population requisite s
another member and, 81
Whereas, Tennessee has, since nd
appointment was made, enfransh"d
forty thousapd freedmen, and MADE
them froemen and voters, iher'Oy'F
fitting her to one additional Repre-
sentative in the House Of RePre.'au,
liycs Of the Congress Of the UNI"
Staios; therefore,
Be it resolved BY the General Az
semby OF the State Of Tennessee
That the GOVERNOR be requeslfd lPp
sue a writ Of election TO the sac =
large for the purpose Of elseIlng onI
additional member to tho CongIesu
the United States as shove and eeS'
referred to IN preamble, TO which y.
State of Tennessee IS entitled nv
first giving (30) days notice OH
holding 0 fsaid election.
Adopted March IL, 1868.
u
Now. therefore. !, WIN. G. B%.'
low, Governor Of Tennessee DO n"J
by order an election fora moa0e'
Congress, for the State 81 Af55
serve out the uRoApired term
Fortielh Congress, to DO bed T
the counties Of the State on InVr
DAY. the tn day Of May, ICY
j hereby order and direct iea'
Commissioners of Reg~istraI'o'
each county shall direct that ~
tion be held at each Of tho Vo'lnsF
. in the respective counties, aao
turns thereof made 10 due ior@'
cording to law. h,r
In testimony whereof | ha'' Nv,
-, unto s~ubscribsd ny ~ E.
SEAL. and caused the ere, ia
49, of the State 70 %
-. N.sh,1Ic. on this, 2sIh aAI
March, 1868 nTn 60
~ he Governor .tog,
- w g. BR0WSIysSle AZ.
A ]. FLrrcuEE, Secretary ia
The papers 10 tho sac ,,oVsD
10 do The legal advertising a.,~,tos
cd each to insert this PspsSh
three times.
IVlIAssIGNEES FOllOS
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10
BLouSTvmLR, Tennessee,
Arm 9Th. 1853

~ 1NAf ANBAh
Maj. n. @. FLkga--boar Sir ! We are truly
sorry TO learn ihAty ou have announced FOUR
self as candidate for Criminal Judge, and
We the undersigoed Radical Union men Of
Sullivan County Tennessee, are surely your
friends, bas The loyal people Of this county,
have (asa general thiRR) expressed them
selves in favor os A. w. Howard p~rsvious 10
your aa"ouReemenl, and consequently feel
themselves pledged to Mr.. Howard. We feU
thatif yon run the race through, asa Rspub-
liean candidate, that IL will so effect the Re-
p~ublican party IN the circuit THAI a cOnserva-
tire will be the suceesSfal man. These
things fully considered, we the loyal voters
Of Sullivan county, do most respectfully re-
quest tina. YOU withdraw for the preset and
let Us entertain no doubt as to the success Of
our party. We maksihis request IL all kind
ness TO You, believing that il will.be TO your
Interest aud to tue interest of our party.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10

I7''' ". g. B~RoWELgss.e M.
J. FLrrcura, Secretary d
The papers 10 tho sac :. vsauss
70 do the legal advsr,l.'" s,oel,n,do'
cd each to insert this spsSa
three times. INN
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10

THADDEUS STEVENS,
To R. ]. HoUsroN, Esq, Lancaster.
Pa.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-10

LANCASTER, March 2O.-Tbe follow
ing letter from the Hon. .Thaddeus
Stevens has been received by one of
his personal friends in this city. Il
spenks for itself; ss. yst.sg ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-13
sOuTH CAROLINA AND RESTORATION.

The SonN Carolina Democratic state Convention
led in Columbia on the sth instant. The fol-
lowing OfrceS were chOsen:-
FOR Observation-Disclosures n. Simonton.
For Vice PTestdents-John l.. Manning, Thomas w.
Glover, Charles NJ. Furman r. ID. Richardson, NJ. G.
Butler, T.. W. Charles, Marcus Reynolds, Alexander
Mcqueen, John G. PRESLEY.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved That having entire confidence the principle.
trusting TO their assurances that they will triumphant
store and maintain the South they have done IN The
eminent OF the white white mans government-
leaving 20 the States themselves 10 regulate their suffrage
the fraedaen, created By the military power
under what are called the Reconsucon laws thereby
before the enactment, Of said Awswe hereby pledge
selves 70 ne support OF the candidates Of that party for Pres
81 he coming convention in the Gig OF eth
day OF July next
The Committee of Conference made the following
report
COMMITTEES IN free conference, and after an unre-
served interchange OF views In which 1t became
manifest that each committee waa unanimous In an
earnest desire TO harmonic and unite In common
purpose, that committee submitted the following
proposition, namely:-"The Central Executive
Committees having been invited TO confer.
ence by the Convention now assembled here,
and being most s0licitous 70 secure harmony
in the state, beg leave 70 submit TO the
Conference Committee now IN session the follown
the nomination of delegates 10 the National Demo-
cratic Convention at New York to oil mp the delega-
ton of the state. And the Executive Committee
pledge themselves TO use all their efforts TO have
represented by the said committee. The Executive
Committee further recommend that an Executive
Committee be appointed by this Convention, to act
with that selected By the Convention In April last;
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SYNOD Of THE REFORMED CHURCH.

HUDSON, n. T., June L. 1865.
The siXty-second annual meeting OF the General
synod OF the Reformed Church in America closed in
this city to-day after q session OF nine days, which
proved 10 be unusually interesting and profitable.
The following were appointed q committee TO visit
Holland:-Revs. 7. {. Strong, W. X. Duryea and Il.
5. Porter.
The report OF the special committee upon the
the whole subject indefinitely postponed
The Committee for a Union Conference and Con-
gress was announced to consist OF the president as
SCISSOR and stated clerk and Messrs h. II. Pruyn
sanford. Cobb and Frederick j. Frelingruysen.
The Committee on the Reorganization OF the Par
tcular synod are J. Mcclellan Holmes, Dennis Wort
man and James Demarest, Jr.
The Committee on a Preparation OF Digest are
Or. j. L. Lee, William II. Phrynes and d. T. G.
Strong.
The memorial of the president and the stated clerk
TO the Legislature OF the State OF New York was read
to the synod and unanimously approved.
The following resolutions were offered and unan-
imously adopted
Resolved That the thanks OF thu General synod ara hereby
returned the Church Of Hudson lie conssory pastor
the edce during the session Of the Synod
with which they provided for the
expedition Of business and to the members Of hechurch
well Of other churches and 10 the inhabitants OF the
received into their houses and provided to
Resolved That this Synod pray for them from the liver Of
grace the richest blessings add God bssow
the sanctncation Of their natures and complete aviation
through Jesus Christ
The next session of the Synod will be held IL Phia.
delpha, In the First Reformed church, on the first
wed neSday in June 1892
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SUPREME coURT-caAMB;ss.
An Episode Of the RebelliOn-Horse Sob.
blinR''-lIotion to Discharge from Arrest.
Before Judge In0raham.

An Episode Of the Rebellion--Horse "GOb-
bline"-lI0tion to Discharge from Arrest.
Before Judge Ingraham.
John G.. Winter rs. NetrtOn H. Chttteaaden-This
is legal phase of attractive and in many cases
profitable pastime engaged in during the war by the
soldiers OF the Union army during raids, and in which
also the Johnnles displayed remarkable proficiency
whenever they happened to invade the "horse-tle"
Northern States I.tfN
The plaintiff was formerly a citizen OF Alabama,
and the defendant, Chittenden, was officer IN
Union volunteer cavalry regiment. Winter claims
that in the month OF May 1885, after the surrender
of the rebel armies under Generals Lee and Johnson,
the defendant appropriated horse which was his
(Winters) property without giving therefor any COM
pensatiOn, and that the 30th OF May he procured
from Generals Smith order directing Chttenden to
make restitution OF the animal. Plaintiff followed
the defendants regiment, and on the I'd OF June
found the horse in defendants possession. Upon
demand being made for its restitution 1t was refused
by the officer. Winter sues for the recovery OF
the value or the steed.
Chittenden ustifes his act under the order OF the
adjutant general OF the brigade to which he was
attached and says that at the time the demand for
the restitution was made the horse had been already
turned over to the quartermasters department, and
that he then had no furtUer control over It,
The came before this court yesterday ON
motion to discharge the defendant from arrest. The
court denied the motion, defendants affidavit justify
ing a taking prior to May 23, and the conversion OF
the property having been subsequent nearly one
month to the cessation of hostilities between the
Northern and Southern armies.
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SOLDIERS BUSINESS, MESSENGER AND DESPATCH COMPANY.

NEW YORK, June II, 1868.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Why does not the HERALD, which seems TO he the
only paper which has the courage to hold mp TO pub
lie scorn such benevolent institutions the Soldiers
Messenger and Despatch Company, named In yester
days paper give to the public the names Of the on'
NAV be widely known and duly appreciatedP have
been told that the President OF this shoddy concern h
also President OF the Fire Department OF this city and
Major General Of the militia OF this city. Is this 40
And II so, can you give the true friends OF the dis
abed soldier full history OF his brilliant career ana
tell us how and why 1t Ia that such positions OF trust
and power are conferred upon any person who can
resort to such transparent devices for gain as the
Soldiers Despatch Company - ,,rns, ,,,vvn
NEW YORK, June H. 1863
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD ta
There is another fact In connection with the Sol
diers' Business Messenger and Despatch Company
which you have not mentioned. The President gets
$4,000 but as all his time is taken, up
In the Fire Commission, where an, ne receives
Then Il n said the ring Of the Fire Commiss0nerss
make &lOO000 year, while soldier with wire ana
Ave children gets about enough TO pay for decent
room In tenement house. The Inspector General
started this company, but when he saw how selfish
his associates were he left It. The object was 70 give
disabled soldiers employment, but all the 0mcers,
who get their princely salaries are able bodied and
able TO get their living without playing upon me
and Treasurer do nothing. Won't you help 70 carry
out the original intention and drive these men nom
once particularly the ones who draw 5000 apiece
for doing nothing and have their places ned 0y dis@
$500 or 81 for the highest servicesf Help the dis
'0''' anu '''' AN NO Obj DISABLED SOLDIER.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Base Ball Notes.

The Atlantics arrived at Albany yesterday morn
ing, but owing TO the late heavy rain storms the
grounds Of the Van Rensselaer, Park were so swampy
that the game could not be played. The Nationals,
however took charge of the Atlantic party and made
them acquainted with the and outs OF the capital
and to feel perfectly at home.
The Vineville Tigers and the Scrub Nine, OF Macon,
Ca, played a game on the 5th inst., in which the
Tigers wOrsted the Scrubs by score OF So to ~.
The Williams College boys are in the field doing
some heavy work. The Live Oaks of 10 played the
less players came out ahead by score or 80 to ..
On the oath inst the University nine Of civilians"
Will play against the nine OF Princeton College, on
which occasion fine game NAV be looked for.
The Cincinnati Club challenged the Athletics to play
a return game on either Monday or Tuesday last, but
the Philians, not wishing TO alter their plan OF
paigu declined.
The Eagle Club of Louisville has offered to play
any Junior club In Kentucky for the championship.
The Charter Oaks, OF Hartford, PLAYED against a
Trinity College nine on wednesday last, at Hartford
and defeated them by a score OF Al to 49,
The young men OF Pensacola, Fla, have formed "a
club, to be called the Seminole Base Ball Climb.
The Paramount Club, OF West Virginia. has been
challenged by the Morgantown Club TO game to be
played at Morgantown.
The Lowells, OF Boston, defeated the Rollstones Of
Fitchburg, on Wednesday last. Score so 10 IA.
The lawmakers viii play at syracuse on the 18th
inst. with the Central City Club OF that place. The
latter hold the gold ba-the emblem OF the cham
ponshp OF western New York.
The Atlantic and Baltic Clubs are the only ones
which have responded to the OF the Secretary
Of the State Association given in the HERALD Of Mon
day last.