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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-18
Arrivals.
ny BONNER LAKE ROUTE:

BY BONNER LAX ROUTE:
a. DeShields, Thos. Hickey, Thomas
0'Kell, George Blue, Mrs. Scholes and
niece, Miss Crissman, E. II. Pomeroy,
G. s. Abbott, W. l.. Bernard, b. Ii.
Richardson, f. Averill, f. kenney, Mrs.
Kelly, D. S. Dearl, VIM. Mitchell, p.
Conner, D. %Felsenpeld.
BY OVERLAND ROUTE:
VIM. 0mbaum, Sam Ingalls,, Mr.. MUIR
ply, B. T. Sonborn, Mrs. 5. f. Perrine
and son, Moses C. Pclle;;er.
Departures.
BY DoNNER LAKE RorrE:
A. X. p. Harmon, Miss French, +. 4.
Hassey, ]. F. Johnson, W. F. O'Neil,
Mrs. ". c. Phillips and four children,
E. Hurd, F. l.. Miller. +. A. Mayors, G.
W. Prescott, Major ellis, wife aud boy,
Hon. A. W. Baldwin, ]. ]. Denny, l..
Commit, Sam Glessner, VIM. om5aum.
NY ovSRLASp ROUTE
Mrs. II. II. Cummings, Mrs. Peters,
James Quinn, Mr.. 0'Keefe, r. c. Lang
worthy, Lee Wee.
Arrivals
BY WOODRUFF y gSNoR's y
A. J. Hanson, Mrs. Jones.
Departures.
By WOODRUFF / gNNoR's LINE
Mrs. Z. Courts, Thomas Street, Fred.
Sprung.
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-vw,..,, NAV Couccrn.-

To aII Whom 1t May C~onecrn.-o. !. bar
Der 4 Co., Gold Hill. have now on hand anu ior say
q COOL assortment OF new and seeona-hana Slows
both cook and par,or. Tinware. wholesale ana re-
tail, In quantities TO suit. Also. mill nxtures-susn
as enameled kettles. wooden buckets. sno'sis
scoops. hand brooms and brushes. Do oil KINDS Oh
~jobbinS-sueh as cutting and fittine gas pipe. wa
ter pipes repaired. Tin. copper aud sheet Iron ware
made TO order. good assortment OF wooden ana
hollow warc-such as pals. tubs. etc. kxtrastove
baers-all Of which will be sold cheap. for easn.
Also, coo0pounds old lead for sale. hio-lm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-18

Posr.OYrrcE ESTABLISHED. "A new
post.ofice, called Truekee, has been es-
tablishcd on the Bonner Lake route, in
Nevada county, California, between
CRYSTAL Peak and Bonner Lake. james
H. GRAY has been appointed Postmaster
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-18

r. Washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon. oppo.
.i,s Enterprise Building. G street. Virginia. Fix
sne .ables with latest improved cushion, and In
,ood order. Finest wines, liquors andeisars. a
.omsort.ble place to stand read the Atlantic anu
p..,sc papers. Call and see. ldr3-tfl
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all irregularities OF tho Monthly Turns, Suppl..-
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sieal SwellIngs. and all Diseases Of Pregnancy.
and certain upon the Uterine and Abdominal
Muscles and Lignments; restoring them to as
healthy q state as those OF childhood and youth,
20 that patients who have used the 'Graefenberg
Company's Uterine Cothollcon"c annot SUFFICIENT.
ly exprelstheIr gratitude for the relief Afforded.
REDINGT0N & CO..
Agents ,4l6and4le Front o.. San Francisco.
ffe26.lyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-18

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMRNT.
The merits Of this Linlment arc well known; Its
effects are instantaneous, soothing and wonderful.
Gut. bruises, sprains and swellings arc 80 common.
and certain 10 occur In every family. that q bottle OF
this Llniment Is the best investment that can be
made. -
sending for the doctor-it Is cheaper than thedoctor.
and should never DO dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING;
at take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Eminent as Q valuable aud Indispensable
artIcle FOR Sprains, Sores, Scratches, or Galls on
Horses. Our men have used II for Burns. Bruises,
Sores, rheumatism, &C., and all say Y acts Ike
magic" =. W; hhm Ill.
aaTfRe spr.in OF my daughters ankle. oecasioncd
while skating last Winter. was entirely cured IN one
week, amer she commenced using your sslsSTated
Mustang Liniment." ED. SEELi.
Gioucester, Mass, August ]. 1850.
Quick and sure Il certainly Is. All genuine is
wrapped In steelplate engrayings, bearing the sigma
lure of d. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the private
u. 4. stamp OF EMA BkRNB & Co. over the top.
An ehort has been made to counterfeit II Win q
cheap stone plate label. Look eloisip!-
Sold by all Druggists, and Stores. at 2' and 30 ets..
and 81.
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Redington & Co.'s
of Jamaica Ginger

THIS VALUABLE PREPARATION CON,
i tanning In o highly concentrated form all the
properties Of the Jamaica Ginger. has become
one Of the most populardomestic remedies for all
diseases OF the stomach and digestive organs.
Asa tonic II will be found Invaluable to all
personsrscovering from debility. whether pro-
duced by fever or othcrwise for whilst II imparts
to the system all the glow and vigor that can be
produced by wine or brandy, II entirely free
nom the reactlonary efeetIthat { How the use
OF spirits of any kind
It's also an excellent remedy forfemales who
suffer from frequent menstruation, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms thhtE 70 frequently
accompany that period.
Itglvesimmediate reliefto Nassau caused BY
riding In a railroad car, or by sea.sickness, or
other causes.
ills also valuable as on external application
for Cont, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.
REDIN0TON & CO.,
fe26.1y Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
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By WOODRUFF ! gNNoR's LINE:
Mrs. Z. Courts, ThomAs Street, Fred.
Sprung.
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NOTICE..

TIVE coPARTNERsHp HEREToFeRE
oxistlpR between the undersigned, under the
name and style Of BARNES q WINTERS, WAS
this day dissolved BY mutual eonssnI
JOHN D. WINTERS,
Gold I'M, jan. q, 1888. b2slm
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
DIED

BARRETTAt Caston SATURDAY. June 20 Eugene infant
SOP ofE r. II. and Anna NJ. Barrett, aged montbs
BACK-Iu Bookvu THURSDAY. June 49, short Illness Jane
Black late John Black IN the 8d Of her
family those OF Nm and James Black are re-
attend her funeral from the residence Of her sohia-
law John Hart No. 800 Cemontaye. on Monday TIE va s'
at3pm
BIRNEY-Tn Baltimore THURSDAY the 18th inst the dhee Of
her bohernaw John A. Seeies Laura s. w OF The ate MAJOR
Filhugh Brney. in the 25tl year oi her age.
Remains taken TO Hampton, y. y for interment
KRNDAL-On Sunday morning June o. Mary O. sf Of John
Kendall. and oulv daughter Of Benjamin Quackabush.
the respectfully invited 70 attend
her fathers residence No 7b7 GreeaHlchst,
"Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
MACKAY-On Saturday June 20 SanNch Conn, Mrs Susan
Mackav Of Dr. Hugh Mackay. aged o. years
family invited attend her funeral from her late
residence Tuesday u without irther notice Car
rags will be In waiting Greenwich station for Ihe tram Shch
leaves Twenty seyeuih-st al 3 a m.
NATHERS-On Sunday, the Dist iust Sarah Maihers aged
y
The relatives Of the hmy respectfully invited TO attend
Tuesday u O'Clock from the residence OF her
daughter Olive n. DeSoe No. 26 Fifhaye.
MILRS-At Manasset L. l.. Friday June 49, G8 William Miles.
late % this city, aged % years
TUESDAY n o'clock m. The friends Of the family are re-
specially attend The remains will be taken TO Greenwood
for iutermeHt
ROSENHEIM-On Saturday inst Augusta wife Of Maier
Rosenhe.m in the 18th of her
Funeral a take place from No ~ SeeondL AZ O'Clock on uep
morning The friends OF the family respectfully invited
SAFPEN-suden THURSDAY June 49, John H. SaHeu late OF the
OF Saaen. sites & Co. .. .,.
The friends and acquantluces family respectfully invited -
the funeral Monday June p al o'clock from MS late rest
sTErSONAt West Orange saturday. the 2)h inst, william
L. eldest of Napoleon and MARY Stetson
Funeral services be held TUESDAY, the l3i inst, at S. Marks
Church. at4 p
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
TIE FOURTH WARD MURDER.

Coroner Schirmer held an inquest on Satur-
day at the the Oaks Police Station over the BODY OF
Mrs Theresa Nicholson whO the morning OF tat day.
was dead by her husband Patrick IN the hallway OF
No 329 Waer-st, where the woman had apartments.
The testimony OF the witnesses cOrroboated the account
of the affair published Saturday IN THE TRIBUNE
Nicholson married Theresa five or six years ago. ne Deg
at the time bartender in a saloon IN Chathamst near
Pearl. bright little girl OF four years u tne tTui OF
their union. About four months ago Mrs. Nicholson
learned that her husband had another wife hVlng IN
Peart and she left him and engaged IN the concert sa
loon No Chatham-st lie has since that time endeaV
o induce her return and 1.-Two with him. but
SHE has steadily refused. Lately Nicholson has become
very dissipated and his wife has several occasions
given him money. On Friday Nicholson entered the
saloon where the woman was employed, ana meeting
there Frederic Carton, who he suspected OF DeG III
tmae with his wife, asked him if he had often called on
her Carton replied in the negative, and Nicholson tlen
asked him 20 endeavOr to induce his wife to return
and live with him. Afterward Carton t0d MICH
olson that ne had ageed to see MIS- Nicholson nome
to her lodgings that night and he could meet them ut the
her residence, and talk the matter over WIN
her Nicholson promised TO do so. Soon afef IL O'Clock
Friday night Carton and the woman left the saloon,
and reaching the house In Water-st found Nicholson
in the hallway awaiting them He asked his wife If she
would live with him. and on her refusing became very
much excited and attempted To seize her He was pre-
vented by Carton. who reminded him that the woman
under his protection. Mrs Nicholson dared her nus
band to strike her, adding that she would have hun
arrested. Nicholson then produced small slnge-paf-
relied pistol and fired at the woman the ball entering the
head lust above the left and causing almost instant
death. Nicholson was at once seized Dy carton anu
handed over the custody Policeman Rooney On tne
way 70 the Police Station he admitted to the Ocer that
he had shot the and said that he expected 20 sur
for it, verdict against Nicholson was rendered ny
the Jury and he committed 10 the IOnD5 10 await
the action OF the Grand Jury. He Is native or tue
County Monaghan Ireland and % Of age HIS wife
was a native OF Germany and 30 years Old one mas
mother and brother living in connecticut
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22

ngs suni believe Who tell the thoughts that
swell up withini See one wipes away tear. ana an
cheer and wave their perhaps 10 Dc
separated by thousands of miles on the plains with the
hostile Indians in the forests OF the oregon or IN te
land II the magnoaa, all promise TO return some oay
" Ye who. In this Academy Of shade.
Dresmt out the scholars dream, and then away
On troubled went voyagng With Care,
But will hail the Wel-remembered haven.
le who At Memory's trumpet call have stayt
The struggling foot OF life. the warring hand,
And weary Of the STRIFE come back to see
The green tent where your harness was pot on" .
Thus f0ndly the soldiers heart when far away on the
lonely post turns TO the lovely spot and often, when
covered with wounds and glory on the bood-stained
field the dying officers mind runs back TO the days OF
life and with expiring voice murmurs as did the
heroes in Mexico Garry me back to the old place
West Point on the Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
To the Trnss Inventor, and Vendor. Evcrywher,

Do j. A. deposits for acceptance vda ore ~eek.
DOLLARS against tit us
mechanical the relief Of RUPTURE are rnDeroF ia
every essential particular the IKUssEs sold IN tbs % coun-
elsewhere.
The be made By each party twelve persons badly uptued
period Of fifteen DAYS The patients to lie daily examined during
this time b. three physicians selected b each party OF g9 staing
prejudice duty il shall be their 0bseryaons
10 writing question should their be
equally divided then four o the six select unknown 70 either
party whose duty shall be- after examining their statements and hear
ing their arguments, give deciding and ina opinion
(IOprD
DEPOSIT %JCOl
J. A.. bis certified bank check
t30O Thousand Dollars payable aud 70 be drawn
subject conditions Of the foregoing proposition acpt
money city bank which hs
mas name pending Of this question when Il to Ia
checked for b favor Of the party whom may be audged
hew-YOgk, June 20, 1868.
THK TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
Internal Rev: By WA BARKER
Stamp :-IAdyeri'ement
Cancelled
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22

I'm Jersey City, Hoboken, West Farms, and
the other regions outside the jurisdiction OF tho EX
else Commissioners King GamDrinus regned supreme
ON Yesterday From early noon till late in
the evening lager flowed unintorruptedlY down
the parchcd thrOats OF thirsty citizens. among
whom the German element decidedly predominated.
Many eXcrs0nss favored COney Island with their pres
ence aud the strand alive with promenaders
fresh from roll the dark blue ocean, and Others in
dulgng in pleasant anticipatons that delightful
luxury. EssH trA
The oyster trade of NewYOrl exceeds that of
any city In the world the business OF Baltimore Phil
adc phia and other cities being trfmg when compared
with IT, The chief Oysterbeds all within radius Of
100 miles Of Our city All along the shores OF staten
Island and New Jersey shallow barges, inets, and
little too numerous 20 mention, which contribute
large portion Of the quota In addition TO the supply
ceiyed from Princes Bay and York Bay the staten
Island coast, Little Neck Bay also noted FOR excellent
clams Cow Bay, Oyster Bay, Flushing Bay, aud other
localities on the East River, immense quantities come
from the northern and Southern shores OF Long Island
10 is estimated thar ESQ craft and and boys are
engaged IN Princes and York bays alone. About the
number are said 10 be employed along the southern
coast OF Long Island. Shrewsbury Parkers bay. ana
AbSecum, IayOrte stations on the NeWJesey ana staten
Island shores engage 200 vessels and over Loo men ana
boys. IL Is safe TO suppose that 1900 vessels mot cnd
lug boats without sals and 5000 persons are occupied IN
gathering ana transporting oysters Tor the NcW-lok
market and that 1900 persons arc Duseu III opening
preparing. asserting. and packing them
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
STATE OF THE WEATHER.

TO he Edior Of The Tri'mc
SIR: Theextraordinary weather which has pre-
vailed during the entire SPRING and up TO Saturday last
seems 10 invite the attention Of OF science and others
Nv theory is that the immediate of the cold and
the urcsece of t0 many ccbcrgs the coast ana the
immense fields of ice which have been met between ia
tudo so and ~ north II the captains ol european OF
seagoug sps passng through these degrees would, on
their ARRIVAL report fully the whole state Of facts regard
ing their encOunterng these ceDerg ana heds u Wond
ar ght aiord an explanation OF the phenomenon. Very
respectfully, your obedent servant, CD. JACh.
BrOOkiyp June Is, 1865.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
MARRIED..

BLATR-GAYOn "wednesday the residence of the brides
father j. d. Krum, b. Blair Of Scranton. Pa 10
Mss Enns V. b. Gay Of Seneca Falls, y. l.
CARK-rEN EYCK-Ou WEDNESDAY June H. at the residence of the
brides sister Irgiugon n b. the Rev. Wilson Phaner Erwin
T. CLARK Sing Sing Matte Ten Bek daughter OF the s,e Rev.
Thomas Cochran
Thursday 49, the Church Of
Trinity Brooklyn by the Rev. Dr. 4. Lttohu rector
Stirling onseai Miss sarah Jane, daughter Of M Ma
t.da Dixon. all Qf Brooklyn.
RRADING-CABLE-At Aeudae r. j. THURSDAY June 8 by the
L. Dickinson Mr james A. Reading Of Neslork and Miss
Cable daughter Of stephen Gable. Of Aleniie
THOMAS-GODDARDIu Yolke THURSDAY June 49, at the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church BY the Rev d. ~ Seward d. D., Henry T.
Thomas Chicago, H. 10 Julete X. Goddard Of lonkeA
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
COMPLIMENT TO GusTAvE DoRE

The following conversation was heard by gentle
man MIR. A. j. Johnson in Broadway car last
week
GcgL No. /" Have you seen Nasts last carica-
lures -
Gent No with much emphasisl- tell yon'
Thomas Mast IS the Mason DOri OF America
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
THE PRESIDENCY.

So hoys snal bumper
While all in chorus chant
OPor next President nominate
Our own Ulysses Grant,
Aui Il askel what State be halls from,
This our sole reply shi be.
" From near AppomattoI Court House.
With its famous appleResW
For twas there 10 our Ulysses
That Lee gave up tte hght-
Nov boys ITO Grant for President
And God defend the right" MIKES OReHy'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

The Hon. VIM. A. RichardOn, ex-G0YeInor
and ex-U s. Senator will probably be the Dem2e@rauc @
candidate for Congress in the Quincy Dl5tElo I'lloS ~
The district is represented by the HOD buIVV" -
Cook Rep who has been renOminated =,
The Hon. Henry ID. Foster Will be the Op1,
pOnent of the Hon. John Covode In the Weathoic
penn District. -.
The contest for the Republican nomination
for Congress the Crawford PENN District wakes not
ter and hotter. Geo W. Lahy is the choice OF CarOh'
S Newton Petts of Crawford W. Il. Madam OF Mercer
and G.. W. Giltlan OF NenangO
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
CRICKET.
THE WILLOW CLUB.

The members of this Club played the second
OF their friendly uatchcsten against the helu->atur
dav at Bedford, l.. l. Suudown prevailed before tie
game was finished At the close the score was 80 to 81 IN
favor of the ten payers-Messrs. Crehugh, sleigh Ian
der JaTdne Fimer, Morrison, DAVIS KOli, Jf'' Hue'H
ings and ClarksOn.
The New-York Cricket Club of this city and
the Nonanten Club of Boston will play the grounds OF
the former at the foot Of Ninst ODOken on Iucsday
next. Wickets pitched at a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-FAREWELL
sERMNN by TME ELN. JAAIES B. DLNN.


SERMON BY THE REV. JAMES B. DUNN.
Owing to impaired health, the pastor of this
church. the regret Of ms people has been com
PEELED resign his pastoral charge The farewell sermon
was preached last evening in the church Ffyeighth
ST between Broadway and Eighth-aye. His text was
Philippians l., viii and tx: For God my record how
greatly long after yOu all with the tender mercies OF
Jesus Christi and this pray that your love may abound
yet and more in knowledge and in all Judgment,
that We may approve things that are excellent, tat ye
be and without Oense till the day OF Christ
After alludng the circumstances which called fOrth
words OF the apostle and touching the character
OF Paul rs Christian minister Mr.. Dunn spoke OF the
present OCCASION it's sOemnity, Nc. Six years ago there
was but one Opn9n among the wsest and best men In
the Central Church, opinion held by all Others outside
the Church that knew aught Of It's history. Ihat Its
work independent church about done and that
congregation must soon be dsDanded Repeated ef-
forts had been made 10 call pastor, which taed as had
similar efforts To form union with other churches IN
this condition of things, Mr. Dunn, who had been
but weeks before ordained 10 the gospel ministry,
began his labors among the people Year by year the
church grew, and the general interest deepened The
circumstances neeessitatng removal from Broome 10
the upper part of the city are familiar ALL During the
past six years persons have united with the church
one hundred and eighty of these were from the sunday
schools AZ have died during this time. The pastor has
preached than 200 sermons held 900 prayer meet
ings and oicated 400 funerals. Mr. Dunn has lately
acted the editors of the National Iemperance
S0cetys publications and also as its secretary ON last
Friday evening the ladies Of the congregation made
raid during prayer meeting compelled their pastor 10
out the chair and him home with purse OF 500.
MIR Dunn will take charge OF large church III Boston,
If his health returns, in the Fall.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22

ders and at precincts where the judges Of elections
Rebels excluded, the majority for the contestant
would be 4l votes
After various motions the House took until IL
O'Clock Monday morning, when the Kentucky election
debate is to be resumed.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
o for some wears mast IN Egyptian darkness 80 far

has been for years past Egyptian darkness 80 far
as Represeutative in Congress Is concerned. Located
al the very bottom Of what is known as the Pocket
the RaDuicans have been compelled to fight against
great odds and with defeat sta ing them SctLuay IN
the face The last Legislature however detached from
the district the two counties of Dubois and Martin ana
attached Perry County instead Under THIS arrange
ment the vote as given in 1866 IN the scVer couhues
forming the new district was as f0HoWs p,.. Mill,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
BASE BALL.
Union VS.. STAR.

long, tedious game resulted from the meet
ing of these Clubs on Saturday Indeed, ~ coud hTuy
have been otherwise considering the condition OF ne
weather the suns vertical and scorching rays msns
temperature akin to that of bakers oyen ana tue
players like unto hot mufns." The Stars were beaten
and the Unions added fourth trophy to their seasons
play As usual with the former the 0utfeders maze tne
best and prettest play, while the Union nhed dld Ihe
work Of the game. There good and much poor
play both Sides the Stars being accredited with least
OF the first and most OF the last Appended Is the iu
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22

HAVANA June 2)Sugar-The market is quiet; No u d. .
quoted AZ Flour is seiug Il 520SA Exchange on "
United States currency 29i iaJj discounts IN gold ceH' d'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
AppIvALs sARATOGA.

Cant Nat Palmer and family Stonngoni Oscar Coles Sonh Caro-
lima ~ NJ Rand New lngraham aud family, ioEk
W. ,.,dn aud family Gideon family Wash
lanes M ,ss EswYork Geo DEXTER Boron and sam
usl a. Danhsp. Hartford sw 81 the VAiVa uoe. SaEasoEs
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22

The Commencement exercises of Sir. Van
Hormans School, Nos. and West Thirty-eighthst.'
take place today. at 10 q. u. .
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
WRsT IsnIA MARKETs.

FR,sKvoRr 2lThe market for American seerdes has bee.
frn day United states fyewenes for he issue S closed az
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22

TheGreat Sale of Eutberflrd Park Lots-Couinaed TO
DAY O'Clock Exchange Natsoom, No III broalHa j.
BLEECkER Co., AucioUeers. Maps at No = Cedtrst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
Totals............ n II 6 Isl
Totals ....."..

Ist % 81 gS 5h 9Th 7h 9Th 9th
SiiG:.'...'. SadS.....:..... 70 ! 9 81
Out on Fau-Star Union r. Umpe-ogers Of the ResOus
Club Scorers-MeSs Sterling and Lush Time Of Came hoars
MUTUAL VS.. ENDEAVOR.
The game between these clubs, on Saturday,
at the Union Grounds. resulted In tremendous victory
for tie Mutuals the score standing 81 to /.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22
TENSIONS

According TO previous order the Senate took mp and
1,assed bs from the Committee Pensions 10 pay pen
siOns 10 william Anderson, widow and children OF H. l.
Morse j. H. DickersOu Mary b. Craig, Margaret Huston
Cornca K schmidt Eliza j. Renard, Josephine i. Bur
CHER Susan A. Mitchell Austin M Partridge John Kelly
Elizabeth Butler Mary Graham, William Mchean Robert
Mc(,rcarv T. Knapp Hampton Thompson and George
w Locker The Senate passed also, S5 House Pension b
with and % Pension bills were reported from
She Senate Committee
The senate went into Executive session.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-22

Puuix Di.necHnt, the best and eodoter ~i
der ~serose stables eowhoase and poultry yards perfectly sweet
and healthy protect melons from the ~ aad
Fist Preun awarded By American Institute. 1851 Ageaey.
No "a DeYsL