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Correspondence.
The Case OF ,. 4. Cook 70

Mendoza, again.
Kessrs Editors: The FREE TRADER had Al
article in the number Of February 18th. over the
aignHture of Charles H. Gilman, Esq, relative
to the prosecution Of D. A. Cock, which he
charges to have eminated from political aminosi-
ties &C., and closes his article with an eulo-
gium upon Mr. Cook, "our in-ctfcieNa post
master" declaring that Mr. Cook ,oss one Of our
bess citizens, and that he deals honestly with all
msn" Inasmuch as l was the one who made
tho complaint for the arrest of Mr.. Cock, and in
behalf of the truth, l ask the publication of my.
statement herewith, together with that Of J. G.
Croker, Esq, and the atiidavits of Mr. and Mrs.
Lafferty. l most emphatically declare that tho
statement of the case as made by Mr.. Gilman is
untrue, and believe, the proofs will bear me
out in this assertion.
Long before election, when the corrupt prac-
tees of our postmaster could have been used
with damaging effect, had been fully appraised
of tho conduct of MIR. Cook in endeavoring to
swindle this old, hard working, ignorant man
out of his money. and it WAS not until the heat
of party contest was over and when Mr.. Cook
had defantly refused to do Laiferty justice, that
yielded to the solicitation of Mr.. Lafferty and
made the complaint under the direction of the
Assistant District Attorney, against Mr.. Cock
for violation of the pension and bounty laws
and forgery in connection Herewith.
Mr. Gilman, in his great anxiety to rush into
print In the defense of his protege. he forgot to
explain how it was that he had contrived to get
the signatures of William and Mary Lafferty to
the Second Auditors certificate, or how the Off
cial acknowledgment and certificate thereto was
obtained, or how Mr.. Cook could get the money
thereon without them. These Mr.. Lafferty
swears positively were all made, if made at all,
without his knowledge or consent
Thea Mr.. Gilman states that Mr.. Cook is a
remarkably honest man, in very good standing in
Mendoza, he must have done SO, because Mr..
Cook is an acting class-leader in the Methodist
Church. and that he was also a member of an
ancient secret order, who.ein are many very able
and good men, Yet can assure Mr.. Gilman,
that here all such foolishly extravagant state
ments are only laughed at. The only apology
or excuse there can be for Mr.. Gilman in making
SUCH gorgeous statements ana untfuth1ul col
Orings, must grow out of his weening de-
sire to exhonerate and palate the grossly dis
honest and disrespectable conduct and character
Of his expectant son-n-law. He therefore may
be excusable in cieo of his parental solicitudes
and sympathies in making those extravagant
statements and assertions, unsustaned by truth
or coroberated by circumstances.
PHlLo CASTLE.
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LNARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
Il his residence cont inning $40 Of land and situated
three miles northwest Of the Court House in Ottawa La
Sale County, Illinois, Said farm has 20 woodland
the remaining 220 acres in good state OF CIVILIZATIONS
with good improvements. Old and young apple orchard,
containing fine varieties of grated fruit also several kinds
of small fuits-a thrifty. will sell my In one lot,
will sell 100 acres containing residence and so
separately. no 2S-4m. ELI sTRAWN.
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ENOR SALE.-The undersigned onerr, at very reason.
able prices and good terms, the following property
! Dwelling house and two lots or East Main street.
2. Small h0use and lot IN Strsatnr. sff
g. House and lot in Peru, at a very low figure
The celebrated stallion "Fying Cloud !" at very low
price
5. A span Of and years old horses weighing about
1000 pounds.
g. An old ono horse wagon and harness.
Z. Ono thmbe skein buggy two seated.
g. One saddle and brdle
3, One top buggy, Utmost new. Q. Y. KOCH,
Feb f1- AT City Drug Store.
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Real ESTATE.
BAKERY FOR SALE.

bakery FOR SALE.
ofYer my buldn No. Union Block, Earlvilie, with
stock and fixtures for sale. The building new, story
FIRE-PROOF BRICK BUILDING
In good location, AID the business has competition
here. Address JOSEPH HAAS,
Jan 23-tf. Earlville, Ill.
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WILLIAM X LArrrrY.

IN presence of Daniel Y Lowd.
STArE or ILLINOIS. Ls Sale County-ss.--
Personally appeared William Laffity, who after
having had the foregoing aifidavit read and fully
explained, was then subscribed and sworn to by
hin this gath day Of February 1862
Before me DANIEL Y. Lowp.
Justice Of the Peace
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LNOR SALE.The subscriber offers sale.
Il able terms the following lands and town lots, situated
in LaSa county, to wit
10 Acres-W15 swl4 of Eh Mex Sec 2, T. 49, Rs
80 Acres-H (N of Canal E9 Mex See. II, ]. 80, RIB.
so Acres-W1a SWl4 Sec. q, 7. 81, II. 8.
100 Acres-NWl4 Sec. q T.3; RS.
TOWN LOTS.
Lots 5, 8, Block 3, States Addition to Ottawa.
Unda Lot II, Block :, States Addition to Ottawa.
Lots s. 4, 9, TO- in Block %, States Addition
Ottawa.
Lots TO- H. 10, 81 o. Block 2s, States Abilities
to Ottawa.
Lot 9, Block &c. States Addition to Ottawa
Lot 10, block 80, Ottawa Centre.
The above will be sold for part cash down. and the residue
time to suit purchasers For further particulars apply
Albert Y. Dow, Canal Office, Ottawa.
Ottawa, May Is, 1S6S.-tf Z. X. Ge0DELL
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NOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR GOODS
IL Or ClTY PROPERTY.-TheO Ottawa Avenue
Heuse and Farm, containing 2! Of the best
white sand rock for making glass in the county The
well fenced mostly pckets, this buildings of stone the
best barn in twn, good SHEDS failing well Of water
Situated miles west of Ottawa and mile from the Fair
Grounds, Ottawa Avenue, which the only good dri
park ont Of the city, being rods wde which makes tho
house great resort and the best place for brewery anil
beer garden IN the county, with fine grove back Of the
house tor pic MICS
For further particulars inquire the premises Of
nol4tf CAPT. A. p. REED, Auctioueer
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AfFiDAVIis or William AND MARY LAFFERTY.
/. William Laftity, Of lawful age depose and
say, that am the identical William Lafity al.
luded to in an article published in the FREE
TRADER under date of February IL, 1869, over
the signature of Charles H. Gilman, ESQ.,, where.
IN stateb that David A. Cook, postmaster Of
Mendoza, collected for me claim of $3l7OO
against Government for back pay and bounty,
and paid to me about one-half thereof and that
said Cook retained the balance to secure the
payment of claims that he, said Cook. then held
against me fer collection, to all of which Mr..
Charles IL. Gilman states then and there FULLY
understood and tacitly asssnted thereto.
further say that such statement il unauali.
hedly false in substance and in fact l further
state, about the first of July last, David A. Cook
told me upon the street that he had received nv
claim from Washington, and that it amounted
to $l67.50, that he charged for collecting the
same ten dollars, which amount, less his charge
Of ten dollars, he that day paid me, and at that
time he told me that it was all there was Of it.
further state, on oath, that he never informed
me he had any claim or claims against me for
collection. aaF
further state, that said Cook never had any
Just claim or claims against me for collection
also state that said David A. Cook is now and
has ever since he was a s.udent-.t-l in the
sffice Of said Charles III. Gilman, Esq, been ow.
ing my wife FOR a washing bill, which has never
been paid or adjusted. further state that the
prosecution | commenced against the said David
A. Cook was not for political spite. but solely
for the purpose Of compelling said Cook to dis.
gorge the money he wrongfnlly withheld from
me- further state that snid Cook did with.
held from mo unjustly from the first Of July
!ast. $l49.5S until the Gath day Of December
1855. and that then he only paid me the add.
tiousl sum Of *l35.O0, after | had publicly
threatened 70 have him arrested. further state
that said Cook retained about $500 nore th.n
he said WAS the usual charge for collecting suvh
clAima l further state that conferred with
Equire Castle in July last, relative to the amount
lad received on my said claim, and by him
was referred to J. G. Croker. Esq. for counsel
and assistance in looking up the matter.
And further say net,
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k@NAItNa AMI WAL LAND FUR SAhEs-I
offer 30 of land for SALE situated IL miles south
This farm will be within u mile Of the junction the O. o.
&FR.V. r. X. and the Chicago. Seneca 4 Lisbon X. r..
when completely which both under and being
pushed forward t0competi0n fast the OF the
companies will permit. The now running the
Ottawa o. r. r. v X. r. from Wenona the l. G. X. r. to
Streator 30 acres of this farm underlad with vein
the best coal in Iincs being from to feet thick and less
than hundred feet from tbs surface TIE surface land
cfebest quality Of prairie, except 10 Of which is
timber % under cultivation, SO well fenced with
good boards
dwelling house with and good dry cellar.
failing well IF water splendid orchard of than
one hundred trees of choice FRUIT nearly full grown having
been planted and carefully cultivated before the
house built.
The vermilon Coal Company 72o Of coal land
adjoining this farm, which in less than years will increase
Its value to double tho present price,
Bruce, March l4-tf w. X. MILLIGAN
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Proofs.

STATEMENT OF J. c. CROKER, ESQ.
In regard to the arrest of David A. Cook, for
the embezlement of the claim of William Latter
ty, l would state, that in July or August last, I
wrote to the Second Auditors office, in Wash
ington, and obtained the statement early in Sep
TENDER Of the amount that Mr.. Cook had receive
ed from THAI Office. l was only anxious to Sc
cure the money that was wrongfully with held
from my client, took no efficient steps until
after the elections were over to force Mr. Cook
to pay Mr.. Lafferty, fearing that it would be
charged to political differences; end wrote Mr.
Cook twice, urging him to do justice to this old
man. l positively assert that there were no
Political motives governing my actions i. the
matter. j. e. CROKER,
Attorney for VIM. Lafferty.
, 1869-07-12

TSM Tos.sa tsey IN % lelned hI The neeessszZ
Tne espedttiou Il pro.1dsd WITH sp1eadtd ouk
dt. 9en a. R1actest. Esd Who has heen AIoN
nd n nndoum.dT oesser qussded % 1s - nd
carD through an expsdttst1 Of The ktnd 314n say
penku0 x1,ey could ha1e seieoted He n4g pcen IN
d1sztoQAy q WoEk Tor tht last Sew dnJas ard y.
M0egh DO ume M preparation h1R teea xhceff
e a,s 80 @s'ss5tStng' n r<sd7eaa g tor & suooez6nl
ans uatns wtl 1al1tst Of Ten doohtd kE1unP snd
tannsg-st 81 eplended' horsea, pucAxBed md ~
lected ~: BIsckett 4 Cobh InEtu ;s11 fnut
taes:assa Ka2xengs1r - f., sps.nE EsSons txd roesa
MeI, etc, boT the entire oothl Werr furniahed ~
GreHy, Io5a L Ca, Of thiA Gity, and probably no
Other house In tire Gz1ta codld hxTe furnished
tuen. On 10 tau1r notice. =
q Tho ceMp e91tpsge oC.ss1sts Of -tHb Azvs hrs
P1tsi tsna Fl q e1gat san tenss, WITH go mas.
enRuS e eSe1miass 1a stor. 1s,a ben selected .,t
Ercarcare, xn9 uoeast Of eyeythlng that wMkn
needsa q 4 TIP e the ksnd ana NO Of spfocaezk
Tro Rood COOK, -aad. Au :others necessary a..
tend1nfs VII Accompany tho axpcdlhop.- A good
supply OF guns A1muniaon. and fishing tnckle
hza becu peottded, 10 tnak kes paru WIN l1Se
dshine nhtle mating thsF long mp. aco3 1na
country. Al this season q the year It VII be .
pIesss1t TIP to maiay 1no He hppe TO- .see' 'tAou
Afcly bst1 AxE1n IN thu cot1ae Of 1HD mdn1het
bringing tAvurahld reports oS fhe ,eoanfrH and
0reat Northern Ra.1pad commenced; -
NJ. A. 4 Heal, of tn1s cry; hes besd apPtAntsd-
Photographer Of The expedition: He win heeom-
Papy i 70 tha dnt aDptng Esnundt' 4na w1u no
ea!ns ~ n ~ Or t.o. VII picture q the t!nst
ae va send representative 70 accompany the
A1PEotI4Q2. y. :tt' - = ii :. ~
, 1869-07-12

I ssc nIcu AslIl ssndpr TralutnE-TholF
E3i~t-T mo Two aton<s-Vcitha OF
tho N1rN

Ferrn The Stx lvFk EsrtJ, JaIyp.
The ltaryhd crew came into town yesterday
morning Al Abc'it o'clock. BY tho rd llfer Line.
and proceeded Immediately - tbs AttoT lloase.
II eaIi {ps l:nelana. there 10 measure tnels
strength and ektI! wHh the Gxtori cfrw- ThaJ
arc tn excellent couniton and b0rs fnt or success
4 Telegram WIS rrcelrel yester1ar fFon Eag1and
ni,prtzitR them Of the fact that she betting ~!
-sta 4 l!,ttr time anea 100 agatnAt 10 wa onered
BY rnnJ cn O1iora1. tut me thtre feesnt saecGvc
thcy hcal George Law. the 0thrE on re ata g!
July. In nteh tEry easily oats:nsrsa ne h.m a1n
crew. and the @ lsss ops 1t,, VIE 1e'tse Ls*t "nsa
Aheadl hnve had a lerteptb!e influence On khe
fcg:Esh pettlnc mtnd. 1hese ttcsuEes nave nos
Nen without their eject on tle llAfSasa t1eIs
cttt yet lin, 1nen required, they VIII make
their fcs1 sndeasrr4 and let t.oac Their fcseEsed
pewcr. oxford shall hare he wealth o. y the,s meis
noSfnliS vim 1nrtr EnEMth ese!aess- Tho
crew Is rtill undcr training. The regular
c.ehewed. TIE "c7ses and nle' are lad under
special veto, md they hafc Ill itaohed "fnen last
cigar" for to1pc time to come he HE!dneas Of
lie rtpi-e j. SomeN hat relaxed during their stay
ltsr Tor lat n.sbL although one Of tnc!t rules u
t. Es,t ~ ns .hs TT; III 20 70
lit rnion and Scx iork Club Rooms: hut
1t. Blakle turned tic loeks Of their seyen
ate Furnished them IN their rooms, the bill oi
fsfe OF The Aetcr HOUSE presenting a loo lc1usioaa
Enreaa for them- After orcakfaat Yesterday
Cuorn,nc, Captain LotnR and Nj. Rurnhan n, Tue
roxt ain started for Grccnpotut to tuypecf thct
new boat, which has lnAt been oailt eJ ". Elliot
II h fo7T.uine feet long, eighteen lcchc. side,
s1 I'D halt inches deep on ihe ends md .wslss
Incilea ocrp IN the COCKPIT NN made oa spansta
cf dar au eighth Of an inch thek, And Us heanG!ul
si,rr Of xorkn antnlp To dal The Gre 2 intena 70
tett II in Sewtpuu Greek The other boas Whlen
they have brought With them Eas boxed 9sstss-
Ter TO ths steamer Tne new poa1 sn ,as o.: ,1a -
which they viii row the r1ee, wnas tse
other wilt be used for ptaftice' - .Ge
CONTEXT uota no. occur till late In Aoenas,
TIERS viii he anple time for = fnosoaeo
! tInlntng. The crew viii remain on tue Inanes:
| near Luudon, 1ursulnE the regular course oI
tyalrlnE, sp~lnE tw!ec day and wnlkinG eEcCy
ruorutrS The following II the weight Of tho mel
:: rresent: rurnhan, eo1sxsin. aas po9and..:
! Rinnons, ttroAe. rs poundA, Bars No. = l@
pounds. Rsce. No = 1so po1nda; LoF:- low
| oar. us pounds. BufnnAm bsya he will reduce
himself to Iod as room ~ he lcarea Tcateday
afteInoop, about o>cioek, the crew pulled in tse
G1rah Danckep- opposite the NAssau Contse
Wo1kIne VelL They complain, howerar, thai the
| xater vas rough, nnd Ahtps wcIe constantly
re.ns nunnE ne dar 1Soof n,, fT9 n1qassa s13ass,
them n agent. NJ thcsr ouaness oeinS mAoAseo
, 1869-07-12

a.: stbaa q or,es d& ,a id d 1pnpo.ss
b1i Il did pot xndH x1at Ae had ss1 "a e1pedlttcn
d foot 2gainat 8p<ln. That wouId b = ytossttou
Of the neutrality laws and Il wz2 nat. pfTfd. ha
did- Wa presenre Oh board tha Whiting uz1 mot
eonei111Io either: far = W1s nos shown In Nfst
capacity he Wa there On ths whole, ha kh&uSnt
Ihs specssta1 nd at various lmes soofns 70
e1h1exs tten Ernp4thy with Cuh& md 9ener1.
3olcou1h pY EhAefA but were pEourefY Glehoed;'
NOR thsy? baI2t into prolonged end hearty ap-
pi1usa. .tlvA C1bsi thrJ R1ed. md ths :cfJ rEs
fzxen up III The street belov b kna Hevd TINT
wa thefn akneubled. End w1s tncreaeed Eentold
BY the Iappeatsrce Of tho pad1oe Gepertl, sur+
rounded 81 kis IA1mest 1rtE1tE ! :.
when tie General, ful1oxed ~ 4 large null
fude reached the street. hE czited fE tnrea choe12
for the United Sestes,- and tlHJ refa given @1Lt
enthuhnam. He 9heu &aked t6 fneod6 10 matn y
atr,ttaT deunuusH7ton In Gkyor Of use ftoodnm or
Cubs, and they 5esTunded VIM Iond epIAanle!.
The General tken left WITH hls G2cndk
, 1869-07-12
flatS.
Four ttctrirns Oon1aErmttuns-A Fa'paGsr
Gase Of GpcrudIa r1Aua-

AN O'Clock, yesterday morning. IRE was d!s.
covered In = frame building located a No. iSe
North ranllna street, owned aud occupied ny u.
+. Foot damage .llGhL Cause. The drying ot
wood on the store.
A,a oc,ocl Yesterday afternoon 4 Gtc Was dis
rnvenrd In the 6ash and Gl.nh nanutactoFy OF
Mess,s. Bencdlcs Dixon, located as the corner
o. Etuzle and Green s,rectA Loss on building
and stock, 1s,eeo insured for Il 100 IN INC he-
puLtic. ......
Aase on shturt..s night touc shawls hanging IN
tnt .nos = tudow Of Holemals i dry EpotlS store.
~ s94 AnWaukc Avenue, cEnght nre !snm gas
Light, and with botac other articles were con.
6umed. Damage. ahoul t1po.
Al rhalf-raht 10 O'Clock on tatuniaE night Gre
rpke nut IL tx obturJ frame building located at
No. III South Jr1FTsou street. Ii Il pmpct By
Esnry 1Iiliines and IL occupied b5 EesA and En-
Inn (htIl.s The U. r. Harris hoSe cart cxiin-
r1.shcd thc ere w:thcat neces.!tauug On aiAxm.
Ioss inning, An ihvtstls.'ivn Of 'he n premises
nscIosed the iaes thst hole n ths noof naa nssn
iheE get On Tic
, 1869-07-12

uupaNITH MAID AND LCC1.


From fIe Euat4,n Journal Jnig Q.
4 rray fGn. and nuc trolling lace occurred Al
N,s,r Iurk yesterday afternoon tctween tne
Msu. The Guy Is . nhcauttul ono, the heat ho.
irrtcrstered h} & refreshing brrezc- The tsneH
w. tE tI!cud,d condition, End both horse. ne.eE
from tts' p~aIsc helug rEsent Set %i'asa d,sa,a
lrg the crtsJ condition Q! lhe Ioads me o'e1nJ
rnee was match of 5000. fl,v1 fIae. mile
heath, Lest three IN 1Ec, IN bnshesa dae puu, ,nn
Maid mc.e tGnn two 10 one THE mares aTpeafna,
on Ire trrcE aeort soclock, lat tManaa, MM oue ~
NTH pcnyly O'Clock that ttrJ .feenou!so -
tue cpiI ior Inc rae e. L.cy Won the tosa tof Inc
pole. .n,, a-ove,hr Maid md J.
]. bowen drove L1cJ. The mares scoreti aasl
corrn inns beiore They got the work e. n9a1nG 3:as
through ne Gns esdtas o. hs ~ na aer Tno Wpen
t,Ss tnc wori 1.s rtren tne1 ven nearly mock and
nret, nIinoae the Maid n.a esh: sasan;aEs. ;aEs
rmsn sy ts nad rui % her rpeed aha nn..eA Lug
und iooI Tie poic, and had lead Of conGS q q q
,sas1ns treSpsa se naac pre.s second, la.s7
rn io.r the middle ot tnc hack M s:rsten y n,sGa ~
Lue ~, e, Ia naa na,sd lie haf e oe
ui.iu Inc, gained slightly on the Maid on thc
n,rer lur1, b5 SKIP Of the latter, but Tue poA&!on
1,nn,e.,sn ,cn. INC mnrcs cane down the atEc.ca
=. i ver, fast ratc Of tpecd, spd Lucy was neany
ucas: ot ic tto tasIs xhsn ~ S1St a. ~ ;o oo
uiqmt.
&,s,a heat tncrrased the ODDS IA iaf't OF tns @A'
.'i,u tuascs asa.n word : hatf duzrn dnsee m
ri1rrtnAllr. tic Maid coming doHn = tSG @ rsho q,
EaIt fuJ )tury, who brptc trrHnchtlT. hhcn nhe
wAe rttru tic word she had lend ol hAl1
length, bui by \ little trcnk hl}oTcd Lucy 20 Rel
nr~ux, u 'er tr1orn The tarp va frasnsa , - ns
ran Of = il iHtA whn stc passed lf" aus!lcf POI
ia 1. ercsi;,G. TIE l,A1 milo Nsh ended 10 l;nssi @
With thr hi,ysra IN tho hzIne position. aHe!
trtttrd lac half ~ last tint both h9''!ea g a. ar
lend 1t \ rour,r NJ ,rNEth. ~"vn ehc arfeheed g q
tLo ht,l;r .sIrr.cb. Again LMr} bTnke nrN w
r,sttncr et4uA, end TUG Mind t0T4rH hofoc sn
Winptr u ,;r Avnt " 9ziE b., tn'ee OF lou
icnkth1 .,. Mat, sr,t
tuf,A thr lend u T. qun,7rr OF 1rnsth, efih IN
1EartR tpncd lEc quarter IL ltAt ftatiuh 10 ~
ktcunda Un iln back stretch Lucy sho*e
'ETpnttr II crH huA care up &oon N1sl Inc hh!o
~htn .tih tI-tk~ md ran fcs rt'at. ane Maa
ulpoui thytt .r!tstus whey sc paxscd be hall 10!
III :1o IN tk,t upper tu1r Lacy agulp csosea
tlisntlS, t.i tEb AnIdt 'lcc1 WAS LOO Rtcat Aoo
III trlb, IL Tie whtp. which is'Hrn uscd n1en i1ae
m ihr !'.tnc-h!rrtth. the Maid camc Ia taa.l! IN
NiGptT .u 8:.sA. "
Bi1t77a IALH ME1, "nt.r A~.-. july =. 1bd9.-N
i,ta Z. IL i ~ e, r. n. ta1a.s ~
J-4'. ev~e'':; 2,t, +, U: .as' ::i:
sI,u.s has tahrt, ard II owned Jointly W az. r.
,,cv JlciE III rl,d D1dd poh1t. uHd u = 1'ea.u
trotrt7, $40 has not .ct do+rc MI tnat snt WIZ
lie NJ bt !ist time. =,
Nor77s iia,co.n{. a usrtlord She y nnc "
irr y Ah i long t,r!dc. and II 3et in hcI PIN
tut. beat Lazy THaru m rsre oTcr SasfaSahss
IE1k 1Ho years 40 aEd Is daEgt3ous aa'asoos
, 1869-07-12
THE sGNG
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Tue 'aa'F'ns Ia the score Y 'sn!pe: e. .o7s,
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The :ea0T'ns Is the 'coFe y l3n!Ae: 7:..7a,
eSsss1 sa,,.:! 5ssI;see Il,
II,nrH M. +. EFtr Amateur B B. O.
f1y CEehrs ciaesaaAu-H Wright. ;; skeascy, I;
Tos.lh F.rrst c'tr-riu11bul.s s; c[.saey. ); Hs1t.
Ss.,ss e. e EH.Ess Es:-ti:s T. e|!.l lsatc: c'aaDH. Is
fLoJG=Eu 1GCk OF 1uE BASE BALL CHANEIxa-
fgupH tie Str lark Earld, Juiy9.
The Champion Eclfords contemplate following
MD CuGinEatts, " making an extended las1e5n,
Western, and Southern tour eoout The LIT OF ne1t
u.c1.h- They Sil1 probably play their ntst game
III New Haven with the Yale Club, and the next
trFre IN Ete:un with the HhrrnEts, Lowens. and
IruncEnIclus. From boston they will go direct to
Albtry md Trey, pl.ytuE the Nationals and Hay
1naAeFs, AID fEcn following up the line Of tho Cen
1l1l EnlltCAd, engage. one af:er tho other, the
Genital CITY C.ulaot Syracuse. the A1efx, OF koch-
ester, aId Tie Hingafas, Of Buffalo, II Is as yet
undecided whether they Will yl.it Chicago and 1T
Louis, Int Iht5 Will certainly rla5 their return
game With ihe "Red Stucklngs y At Cincinnati,
and rtiuTn home by the way Of Waxhngton. Bal
t!nntc and Fh!!ndclpf1a, In which c,tts they wtll
robtest with tho National, Olympic, MARYLAND,
-'n.tu1e. Athletic and Keystone Clubs, closing The
tu.r ,,tn gaze ct lrTiDEton With tho noted
Jersey players Of that little hamlet TDe cham
JGs:HEg III t.kr out fsroEg p1nc, and Will defeat
n,ishi Il their eppcotnis "ith great case. Tne
- welt e ;Auiron, lat L.; Woods. e1 h.. Hodes,
T. AtAcE, Sd Il T1ncey. T.: Patterson. c +
:, s,inthap, +. l! and ceauss pitcher; Eggief, sap-
e'fEfa
, 1869-07-12
MONUMENT. TO F1TzaRREER
HaLLKCK:. !. -. .
Formal Dedication OF. 1ha Mouu.
mene mt 2ntlHord, -Conn.-lnterest-
ing Ceremonies. -

ment mt &ntaf0fd, Co0u~-lnteresf.
, ing Ceremonies. -
- From tie S<se To.k Rerall. .t4ly 49,
eai iae t9. ~ q tas 9n1,
At Guiliord, tho gem Of the anorn Villages ot Con-
nsetlent sud was attended By services Of ~ lu-
zen took over q dele2ataon Of several hundred
petsonA among whom We1c eercsal invited goeats.
attsnded ~. Wheeler L Wilson'S Hand, OF Brdke-
port, were aiso present. The tnyiled gassts fat
reslaeneo IN Gu,lforu. aad 1t ! O'Clock tho
hnt9hA TtuPlar marched to thu beautiful Gem.
sieIy or sss edgs q tas ,ll.azs Taese e audience
the stand trecten Tor The oocasion, near Tho tomb
Of Haleck. & 3. cnitlenden presided, and In
Gieny reieniDe to tde settlement Of 9u1iford md.
Ts!ss saS1s sSasss s =: 81 s. I'll :; = George mi
The poem cannectleut - was than read BY NJ.
John Cotton smtihs Of Sharon. which wxs greeted
Gensfai James Gran. Wilson, et Nss y.ezs reaa
Holmes, Il Botto0, for ths oostsian:
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rn.t Tesr his nanss ,n1sSsas = viii scy Sdea llae
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1ha h9fs tSs M n,;t + ~ S.11ued With ho,n d.ua
AID rrsek n1sionta Iyrc;
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HI&4 sts I'M opening buds the Hat1aHs hoTeu o.
! fame. ..
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The sfsys II I'll wsteh id IN.
The ruSs Il fanat ID fr1gra1h1le rrnew,
His hsustlaE mound to stEsNS Il
Ard A. the ~ faacfd tnIo$is o. s11aIues s~eu
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