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FARM IMPLEMENTS.

Consisting of Mowers and Reaper, q Steel
Tooth Spring Horse Rake5, Wheat Drill, &
Wagons, 2 Carts, Plnws, Harrows, Cultiyator,
Forks, Rakes, Shovels, Hoes, together Si,h /.
large collection of Utensils necessary 10 con.
duct farm Of this size.
The sale Of the Personal Property will CON-
nence ut 10 O'Clock, A. ~, aud continue from
day To day until all is sold.
The Real Estate will be offered at |? O'Clock,
NJ, on the first day.
TgRNs OF SLLE.-For the Real Estate will be
accom- modating and will be made known On
the day Of sale.
For the Personal Property,-All sums under
$40, cash ever that amount a credit OF siI
months " III be given. the purchasers giving
notes with approved security, bearing interest
from the DAY of sale.
.Ty- Trains will leave Baltimore at A.. ",
returning will leave for Baltimore at II pm.
Conveyance will be at the Depot, at Syke,
willie, to convey persons to the property.
Any one desiring further information, or
wishing to inspect the property will please
call upon or address
S. 7. C. BROWN,
Sykrsville, Carroll county, Nd.
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Business Locals.

Notices ualsr his head TEN CENTS
per Hae FIR each Insertion
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RATTLE
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"ILI4be Ratified BY the 26lh of FEBRu.
w AIRY, instant, "rhe Nativity by
Weigandt. The Painting may be seen at
the Jewelry Store of Mr. Moore, where
chances may be taken. A list is also open
ut this Office, Go see the Picture
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otis ana Glass,
TObaccOes, Groceries, SC. &C.,
and offered for sale n, reduced prices.
Please call and examine my large and varied
stock before purchasing, as have made the
above goods speciality
feb 10 JOHN l.. REIFSNIDER.
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In all 40 acres and G perehes of land
amounting to 81 S23 80.
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Ground Hog Day. There is an old
German tradition that says, On the 2d
of February the ground hog comes forth
from his hole to ascertain il the winter
has drawn to close. II the day be
cloudy aud lie sees no shadow Of himself
he decides that mild weather is to fol.
low, and he remains out with ilnpunity
But should the day be bright and he
discovers his shadow cast upon the
ground, he returns to his nest and make.
preparation for six weeks siege OF
cold weather. Wednesday, the %
instant, was a beautiful day, and il must
have seen its shadow so distinctly rs to
send him back in haste to his winter
quarters. The remainder Of the week
was comparatively clear and cold, aud
those who treat such signs with con,
tempt were gloating over the fine pros,
pect for good weather, but on Monday
night last genuine old fashioned snow
storm began, which continued through
the night aud the next day. The wind
was from the northeast and in some
places drifts Of considerable size formed
though on a level it was about Is inches
deep.
Orphaas' Court Proceetliags.-.Jacob
Powder, Esq, Chief Judge; Levi Buf
ington aud Hanson T. Webb. Esors
Associate Judges; Joseph VI. parke'
Esq, Register Of Wills.
Monday, January 3l.-Lcwis Green
administrator Of John Green, returned
inventory Of goods and chattels, and Oh.
tanned order to sell the residue thereof
not taken BY the widow according to
law also order to notify creditors.
Melchor + Allgire, executor OF Mich.
oIas Allgire, returned inventory Of goods
and chattels, list Of debts, and inventory
Of money left; and ob;aiaed orders 10
sell unbequcathcd goods aud cha,tcls.
and TO notify creditors.
Christian Erb, natural guardian to
his six childroa, settled his iirst account
for each.
Amanda r. Saifell, natural guardian
to her two children, appeared aud gave
bond as guardian aforesaid.
Tuesday, February lst.-Margaret
Roger, natural guardian to .lehu Rover
settled her 3D. aud final account for said
ward
Sac IF Tasea Property. A.
McKellip, Esq, as agent, sold on Sat.
urday alternoon last, tho house and lot
formerly occupied BY Rev. j. A. Nun.
roe, to Mr.. Isaac Winchester, for 50, 40.
The lot has front of 30 feet and ex.
tends back 1873, and is improved with d
twostory brick dwelling, stable, carriage
house, &c
Hon. John T. Smith, as tr=stoa on
the same day sold three lots, situated
on east Green Street, as follows: Onc
TO William 0iIrsier for sl75, one 10
Emanuel Gernand for $751;, and ono q
VIM. A. McKelIip for $500.
No Election. Owing to tho ineIem
ency Of the weather on tuesday last.
the election for Directors Of the Farm.
ems and Mechanica' bank, of this city.
has been postponed Until tho l2th day
Of March, This bank has also declared
. disidenl Of ) per cent. for the last
six mouths, which shows il to be in a
prosperous condition
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Sue Of Lots.-Nlr. f. Lynch, sold on
Tuesday the LIST instant, the following
lots Of land, being part of the farm he
recently purchased of Mr.. Michael
Baughmau, about one mile distant from
town:
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.


TIME subscriber, having rented his Farm
and Hotel, will offer at Pablo Sale, at his
residence, four miles cast Of Westminster, on
the Baltsmore aud Westminster Turnpike, and
near Carr0llion, on
FRIDA Y anil 81 TCRDAK, lie An
and Oh dtys Of March, 1870,
at 0 o'clock, A. NJ, Of each day, the following
Valuable Personal Property, tn Wit;
- I head of fine DRAFT HORSES, ! a
osvzS~ fine Driving Mare, Black Hawk
W. Stock, yearling Coli,
-~->-N, head MICH COWS, 6Gf N
~ sides; S0WS. 10 ---AA-----A
II d. PIGS, and G SHOATS.
AY@x FARMING IMPLEMENTS !:
-sG broad tread Road Wagon
Ior Tour on six horses, | do. Plantation do,
Stone Bed, one-horse Spring Wagon. one
horse Wagon, pair Hay Carriages | pair Of
Wood Ladders, Cart, onc.horse Sleigh, l
2horse Sized, good buggy,
Wheat Fan, | Buckeye ~
MOVING MACHINE -
Hubbard do, new Pho. e..
ncer Stump Fuller, Wheat Drill, Spring
Tooth Rake, ! Grain Cradle, , Moving Scythes
2 ihrce-horse Plows, two-horse pluws, 2 new
Harrows, / thrce-cornered Harrow, 2 double
shovel Plows, single shovel plows, three
horse Cultivaior, Cutting Box, | Cnru Shell
Ter, good Cider Mill aud Press, aud a new
twO-horse Power, Wheelharrow Dung
Forks, . Hay Forks, Grain Shovel, Shovrls,
Mattocks, Hoes Axes, &c.
In HARNESS, CHAINS. &c
N fasA Four sets Brecehbands, sets Front
Gears, sets One-horse Gears, set
double Buggy Harness, 2 sets Buggy Harness.
set Cart Gears, G Housings, I Collars, Blind
Brides, Wagon Saddle, , Riding Saddles,
six-horse Line, Plow Lines, rs llalters, rs
Cow Chains, Log Chains, Fifth Chains
set Butt Chains, set Breast Chains, two
horse Stretchers 4 one-horsc Stretchrrs. 5000
secondhand Trails, 1000 new Rails, a lot Of
secondhand Mortified Posts, Is Grain Bags,
new Sled and Wagon combined (patent.l
Patent Circular Saw for Saving Erlines Cor
nice, &c. The Patent Rights of these Machines
(the Combined Sled and Wagon and Circular
Saw for Carroll county, will also be sold.
10 bbts. Of Corn 40 TONS IF Hty, a
lot Of Potatoes, 1000 lbs, B,cou. 300
lbs Lard, II JLL Of Tiaeyor, 4 lot Of
Cider Barrels, IL Hiecs Of Bees.
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
Consisting Of Il Bcdsteads and Bedding,
IL Feather Beds, lot of Bed Clothing 800
yards OF Carpeting, Pnrlor Carpet, Cane
seat Chairs, Is Splitseat Chairs, 6 large Arm
Chairs, Tables, | pair Parlor Tables, Bu-
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Wells.
A new style, just out, for sale By
"A ap Nrs. A. 2. drmshoNy.
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county lot uTHit, one OF winch Is "a very fine
NlEM Stallion; 10 head Of Mich Cows.
WtA nearly all of them young and of
---<z---Lg good breed and quality, aud some
will be fresh by the day Of sale: good
young Bull, rs good large Shoats ? brood
Sows, will have pigs about time u sale; 3
good wagons, broad tread l cart, good
threshing machine, ! clover huiiar, wind
mill, cutting box plows. harrows, cultiva.
tors, double and single shovel plows, corn
forks, good Mccormick renper, sel,.raker
attached; good wheat drill. Hubbard nov.
or, in complete order; good spring. tooth
hay rake, shovels forks, hoes, mattock.
picks, crowbars, fifth chains, log chains,
single and double trees, spreaders, number
oil sets of good wagon gears, also wagon
saddle and pillow gears, set Of blacksmith
tools. including bellows, vice, &c, | sett of
coopering tools with pat nj jointer.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Consisting Of beds and bedding. tables,
chairs, eupboards, 3 ten plate stoves in good
order, some good cider for vinegar, also a
lot OF potatoes, meat hogshead, tubs, buck.
cts, pans, and many other articles too te.
dious TO enumerate.
Terms Of Sdie.-All sums So aud under
cash; on all sums over S5a credit of 0 months
will be given, the purchaser or purchasers
giving their notes with approved security,
bearing interest from date. No properly
to be removed until settled for.
JOSEPH OhENDORFF.
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l. A r C Z S a L {
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

THs undersigned, having rented his Farm
l. also his Mill and Warehouse, will sell
his entire personal property, on
Tuesday, The 9M day Of March, 1870,
Commencing at o o'clock, A. NJ,
consisting nf : gnod
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REPORT

REPORT
Of the condition Of the Farmers and Ne.
chdRics' National Bank Of Westminster,
Nd, January I'D, 1870.
RCSnIrpncS
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10 bbts. Of Corn 40 TONS Of Hay, a
lot Of Potatoes, 1000 lbs, Bwoa 300
lbs Lard, IL JLLs. Of Fiaeyor, q lot Of
Cider Barrels, l2 Hoes Of Bees.
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IS: rs! ~,

At the same time and place will sell the
following valuable Personal Property, to wit
Seven head pf valuable Draft HORSES,
among which are several Brood Mares and
STATIONS, one a line young bay, years
old, and for style and strength as a draught
horse cannot be surpassed in the county; p
years old Colts, . head Of horned CATTLE, II
fine SHEEP, Sow and fine Shoats.
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consisting of good
W o 4 X II D Il s Els, &C
they cannot be surpassed in the -EysA.,,
county for draft. one of which ia a var, a.,
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morning. with 100 10 Hoo people 4 salute was
fEcd on nt1ss4l, ard they wcEe Escorted IN CAT.
f!nEca to the f'lAukintoa House wheft oountful
reEast wns Beryei np Al 10 4 m, abont Aa113
carriage twcrn t,rawu Up 10 front q the oots!.
city TO sae Soldiers NATIONAL Asylum. back to the
The tnsgntaeens asnine Xii Of The piaakiatoa
fl0Nsc wus thrown open TO the guests, nearly All
OF whom were comfortably aeated. and, after the!f
ing dshea Set before them Grest credit Is due 10
the proprietor, n. II. CottEtt. and all bis subot-
iinatcH, for the Kind attention given 70 ~ sae sts
itota, not one Of whom MAS LETT out In she cold.
Alter tho repast, Mayor Phillips fnaae an excel.
lent welcome epeeeh. which Waa Iq1dly sorfa re-
IT the United Statea-" Judge Mallory vas cannd
uut but. nelaE a tive Dcm0ctai, and moi wisnins
10 Inture the feelings Of any Of hia RepnnncAn
ir1erds from abroad. he enloGtzed fae raesoens en-
1nsl, elected bv popular vuse. md - saeS eePH
soon to eject Democratic President he hoped
the ReT4absteAns woAi& do the sau1G.
Tue AAyof then gave toaA1 I1e Gatl1euso ~
lrand RapIdA Grand Hsvsn anu Ai1~ " uIcSi
cau responded In behalf of Grand Rap1dai hon.
r. W. Ferry, for Grand Hagco. aud Anthony
t}rcene for AHwaukee.
Nj. Ferry, fresh from the Legislative halls Of
NaEhinxton, 10 his response for Grand Haven,
touch 10 Jndgr Malsa.y's Eemstfs on the Pscsi-
ltent and Eaid II The Deruoctots could ever By any
means elect = Democratic President, be should
certainly give him bis support
All passed Ud with tho btst OF feeling, and the
People Of 10th c.es teet satisfied ta1s .h!s sec!sl
Interchange Wt1l be Of mutual benefit In hus!-
i.ess 1s wet! Is social slcw.
Hon E Iiy an nAde kthe closing remarks, aud
hoped The cxcurslonists would all .!oln tn the
chorus, " We won't 60 home Till morning."
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IOWA.

Preparations for thc .$nati~r>' 8kc-
umion nt Dean Meiucs-Annan .1erz.
ang OF the society OF krtrndss
np<eiL Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Ds.MoIxEs, Aug. Qa.-The preparations are 60
,uS forward for the grand reunion OF Iowa SOL
.,.e1s, to be held here on the last dsy Of August
and the nrst Of September. TIE Adt1tsns Gep-
,r11 nss tseued Eorne ninety Thousand ps.s=A fns
Transportation. The report frptn aI quarters "a
,nat The sulttieEs ire coming In force, Tne nikn-
Il. rrx estimate that the Assendsnef trAu
luruad Will number fosne th!rt5 ave
1ncufana, tweutJ-nse thonsand sotatcss
md Ten thoa.and civilians. To-day
~. thousand tents we1e ppr up On the CAMP
ground, which Is on the hill near the Capitol and
s,ne xni{ half miles Of tables h8re bctn ERECTED
Two hundred more tents viii he gpYeat to-1oor-
tow. The coffee vii! he rtal1e- aud tho Meat
toofeo, by kteam-the iaCiiit1eh proTt'tinG 1oy
:he preparation II one tine Of seventy h1trr1s ot
The former. and eight thousand pJunts OF the
a.ser.
The Governor, General Hakes, General GrAut,
to:unel toothies, Colonel Tlcknur, and others In
ttaEge Of The Preparations. are .tulnE shtsr warE
nlb energy. The cty OF lies Mutues is a.So ,in1ug
II. It cxn. It's Council having Appronytast,t s, o01
Ax supplementary to tho Slo,ooo Appropriated by
.he :ixie. AL Appearances now Indicate that The
uAtf Will be = H7ahd zrocesN II ts thought the
:4tlruAds Will be taxed 10 their utmost 70 catry the
| vast crowds that viii lhroux from every parx Of
| the state
| The annual meeting OF the Society of Friends in
| lows will be held at us1aloosa. commencing o.
! the 4tn Of September, md continuing week
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a s;,a a'a assa *: is :
Miscellaneous.
The Beard Of Public Works, yesterday, award-
eli contracts Icr sewerage bricks Tor tne new
y e.cnt wases wurls with the PROPOSED new worka
II the suuth Side, a. fo!loNs: +. krukrr ~. .ooo
=, ss..s pes Thousand. and 80. co. Thomas
Moulding, s5t.,ta0 a, <ssA and 2:4. 900 1T s. s.s3:
1. Slater, 1900 coo vt $50; Z. Te9htmeycr. &oo.e9
At fs-s3: Su2l*s Hahne, 1.00o,Iu9 at $s.6aA and
AF: er,c1snn: s,;oo ooa ~ $40 .1 ..u.
u!r1 nf the organization OF which VAS noticet. In
1Nk TRfbreE 4 few weeSs ago. has now. we
csiieti the awonsnI Hospital IcviicsI college
aortng the coming winter. Most OF the instruc-
. S~. 4os s Sosth State stfeet DT. u. d B!ford IS
l1cs4uets u the Faeusy. and y: 7. .. Fltsh. No
sq6 West Meu1ve street. u Secretary. who can
gre any information desired
- woman, whose name or IeSldtnte could not
te ascertatued, gave birth to : hcallhT boy. on
1ht approach Of Eighteenth street bridge Jrstef-
ftpT attrrppGn, 1t waa her Intention thAI The
youthful t1uz+n should he h,yn on the South side
| mt m unusually long detention BY the open
bridge. prevented tEas desired s1nsunmauon. .Ihe
| iouke nud kindly cared for By the family.
| The Boa1a u roliee. yesterday, appointed
the following named men as P1Ieemen, sub1ee,
kernod, William AArhsck- Michael os.o, Jscot
I Ebbtactr, Pvter Kelly, 1onu Aeehall, John cru&e
| i;otfIep Fttesmetes. and James DornogAn.
Two COW 8, whtcn are supresed to hsse bsc.
sso!en we're rafen to Tuners slaughter house. o.
muEpsns. they arc At the Azuaory awaiting
"a ssdy with . child tn her .rms was tnoese'
| down hy horse, on the corner Of nalssed stree
aud Price place, but escaped injury beJond a fe'
-Jos<pa Rateet, rste1 oleson, nd Anase,
| ,inr inr violating the 1T1l1nAuce rrF1rl!uX jumT
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Aquatic.
CRuEK or Tttx SKN YoRr rAcuf c1,uB-

CRgsK Of TUE NEW YoRE rACuI CLUE.
From The .Serr York Tribune, Ar4. =
uotAks' HOLE, Aug. 9o-To-daY tue Yachts
hal|t1 from New ned1oFu oFeF to the Vineyard
tamI-neesiug grounds, titatancc Of about IS
niles very pretty contest ensued between the
sapphn, Cambria, and Dauot1ess. In which the
Carntra Proved herself fully match for either Of
the othc1s as long rs the course Was 70 the Wind
ward. hnt once Tree and on the wind. the Amer-
wind WAS very strong frum the south south west.
and the PASSAGE over very fast one. About
O'Clock Ill the yachts weighed anchor and beat
out OF the hAthpr, the SAppho te1dlng. The wind
was TOO fresh for topsatl: TO be Of any use. md all
the yaehss carried waa taetr fore and naalnsal{s
and jb6- As the leading yachts stool ont Of the
Lattor It Was observed that the rate OF saillng
was refy equal between them. the Dauat-
!eas and sappho, fofs-IeachIng on the CambEis,
6at she beMsihg up to the w.naward pi them. The
position Of the vessels Was as follows: Tne Cam
bE1a wss the weather vessel, Immediately to the
!ceward Of her was the Josephine, and on the
,anee Sestaa we're The raansotn, the Magic, aud
the Mat;tllue. Behind her came the Fleetwlng,
Flent de LIS. and Alarm At O'Clock all the YES
sels lacked on Rphiusou's IIufe, the DaQaitess un
the caInor4a's lie quarter, the Sarpho ane1d Of
Ter out 70 leewaId and On to the tanpEts's lee
b.W. the Josephine 10 the rtw4l OF the S1pphos
axe ant6 sonte distance 8stetn, and the PhAut1tn
On The camtrtay weather quarter. Once into
the cntrance Of vineyard Sound, the D4untttss
passed. thu Cambria, which was alsa ,lroppt'l
by the Sapi'ho- The Phantom sase'i consul
cfablr distance by lui1ng up near Wesscntps aud
crossing the Inttttlfe ground, bT which ahe
sappho arrived at l:3s = n; Daunsless At 4:s7
Phantom, 4:3i: Cambria, s:3s.31; Aa'tgfe, 1880 );
Josephine, {:ll; Madeline. A:43- There Was an
Immense crowd At the top OF the hill to witness
the arrival On Monday tue great race back 70
uu1 the Eo1niniore viii ,iecas the cruise ended,
and tie yachts eau then go where they wish.
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L,.s1tio4-Twu sud = half hour.
RErOKrEhs rs. FI&KAHX.
Mines composed Of reporters IRON the sereral
dnii. newspapers, AMI from the Fire Department
u Ais city, yesterday afternoon met ou tut dis
1puuI neld. at the corner uf Lake aud May Streets
and Engaged III contest at b1se b Ill The tlre-
rueu appeared in uniform consisting OF red
thIts, htack pants, anA white caps the reporters
cair6 III tht3 PLEASED - OHlng tn c1EcumStaocca
oyef which they had no control, Measrs. G.fhlths
and Steratt ttii not put hi an appearance,
aud couple .of outsiders, who were
In the EguuI.a as spectators, were Pscssed tut1
.eE1lce -.for this occasion on1y.-' At about ;
O'Clock the nretncn lost the toss anu Went tO b2s
ku1, alter ecostnX three runs. RETIRED The r:-
portcis followed, with eight runs, mostly 1nnde on
safe hits, and thus the game progressed with W.
ring fssune until Its close, wAen tnr tepo1ssrs
,tcti ur sc0re Of -, 10 ~ for their opponents.
Ut The peuct-snuver4, English. Iudsey, LafIln,
Ilayple, and Northrup exctaled both at tnc bat
and In Tho tesa, shs Arst-nzsnr,a gentleman espe-
g,ally llstlnguishin. himself At the nrst base,
where lie earnti the uue Of s'McAtee.''
Tnr n1enen all did well, sud It would not bt fz.s
IL draw Comparisons Had they been In guo<i
tr:ua II Is .,u,iltfui !, the EtpoEtess would have
y On tnc vir.usy Auoday hast beea = xercre day
,u tbs NJ. nit! they Iclt more like sleeping than
!, aylbg pAse halt Tn some future occxsEon they
viii trJ Rruthcr whack ut the newspaper bo5a
a,s, then We viii ste what we Will zee The fol
IuninEt Is
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f'lExAs

y.,,ry p. Auc. ga nre hr.,kt cut tn
. Nh,,,,,T,,r. uhn. ret1eft!zr afternoon, Which
,,, ,,'Yr+ t,u,l,iii,gA The arr originated IN
- d: ,s.tn AMI .tAcnlne shop. rad ngxt .t
s,f Hruirxr! i Hs'-. 'ss coots sGI oIx.aa,, a
t,.,,,1:.. H.hil. lUss II eS'ln11teH teA%een
-. a,r. s,.,4.,. M Insurance brungard =
81, -,..:...i II, SAVING pu: :tton Of their goods,
II: ,,.Lslit ;hesr !t'>s will a1nonns 70 aooo'
-, ,,,,LtIl~:E. Aug, I-F1ref are raging n
r.....ta,A Vi Wu&t Print They hare n
Il, +,,t.>1.11l...: lxrrr amount OF standing TIM
I,fr- n Al~'tsg,uy III neRfir all the coan-
a.,,t.r it,- Hudson 4 pail Of smoke covers
tnrr, .nskluE t4,igauua difficult. rain
r+,t ha. cui4 4flctttd.
, 1870-08-24

tlcularA 1t Il intended that the tournament ahal
begin on the ith Of September. The Blue Stock
ings {colored, witt probably be among the con-
tcAtansa Why not
The regular meeting Of the National Club Will
l'c held this evening. at No. l09 Sampson skreet
STILL ANOTHER ALLISON.
70 me Editor 9f The Chatugo Tribune:
IT, your list af No. tase balsts. of the ALLISON
12Inily, tn to-lays Issue, shunld be added the
Esmt Of Taylor Allison, the eiac!ent centre ncies
Of the Achijes tfst nine, o! Aorr1Son,-A club. BY
tht MaT which uniformly victsbt1es the 9tettlugs,
VINO "scoope1 the Baltic, Jts., last Friday
MoRh1soN, Aug. y, 1870. E l. ".
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MINNESOTA

4 Damaging 1tntn ard Thunder
StoFsA MT mud y rsxr skuche~HrF.
s1rc4al Despatch 10 The Chtease THhuue.
npcHE7kE, MINI, Aug. 9a--1tatn and te111-
hle demonstration Of the heavens artillery oc-
CURED here last night The ran CONTINUED for
threc hour. Georgc Barnes, OF or0Hsco, nut dvc
,,tl.s from Rochester. kHffcfc.s the 1Os OF three
borses ia his stable from lightning. In thr city
basvIueu.A we're Hooded, the 1a.nARe on Ro- tis
reaching thousands OF dollar. TRIMS Interrupt
ed A locouuusr and twelve freight rsrs we're
tcssef i,pNn IN etnbanS1urn1 GcAr St ChA:lss, it,
lnnpg, perhaps fata1ly, John $. su5de', hsa1c-
Yuau.
, 1870-08-24
THE WEST.

WyoantuE TrFfatortnl Pcltttcs-Fe-
nanlc CnndIdAtch-CnttIcS Shipments
APontnlc I1ormohs OuxrnEoously
Treated.
CuDYEss1, Anr. es.-The Democratic Terrific
rial Convention. which mel Al bryan, yesien1Ay,
dominated Co1one! John T Tanless, III Latanle
C!ts, fof Delegate to Congress-
The Republicans held a convention At the thea
tte. last ptght, aud nominated ticket for county
srllcerh for ttlt ensuing year. Several ladies' were
present Azz- S Il. Pickett Is candidate for
County Clerk, and NfN n. II. Arnold for Super
inteu,ient OF Public *scheolA Mrs. u. f Post IS
q member Of the Republican COMMITTEE
Ten carloads Of oxen and cattle were shipped
Last. RID the rnion raclnc Ralts>ead, yester,l1y,
Weather delightful.
SALT LAKE, Aug. Son Saturday evening rs
T.k L. Stenhause and iAdy, both teccut aposlatea
run The Mormon Church. werc procteding to
their ho1ue, theJ were assaulted bF four masked
inrn, who pe1pettAsed 1 most disgusting uuitaxs
Lpon them. This IL the second afa1e OF the Kind
within week upon Rr0stAie AorMons.
Secretary Seward MAS tntestAiued BY brigham
Young to-day. .
one hunaresi tons OF ore were shipped for III,
week,
, 1870-08-24


The following are tue mortality statistics pre-
srntec at the regular Heeuag Of the B1arl Of
Health yesterday afternoon: The total number
OF deaths for the Wrck ending august 20 WAS
~. Amoug the principal causes Of mortality
were: Cholera Iuiantuin, 50: consumption, II;
commissions, II; tl;a.ThRa, lo; dysenterJ, Is:
{evers IL: tAtes mescute1icA II.
The mortality for the corresponding week OF
l~69 was ~; decrease thl5 year. e5s. The deaths
Evg tue procedtIg week were s2si increase this
Week, Ii.
The ages were as follows. Cuder l, 80: under
y, Is. nnder T. s.; Ender l, 3, n1dtr s. 4: undes 10.
:: under ~. s: under 90; Il; andes -. II; under
81. 10; Under %, IS. Males, l2t. females, n9.
The uatiyIkleS we're follows: Cankda7 Z: na.
tive Chicago. 50; foreign Cntca9o, 1es; United
stAtes, other parts. 96; England, l: France, l.:
Germany. II: Holland, 2: Irelan!, Il; Norway,
i; Scotland, i. uNsNowS. l.
TIE mean te mlerature for the week WAS 3 de-
The mortality, BY wards, WAS a. follows: Firat,
e. sect.nI, S; third, .; fDu&xn g; nrth. - stxta%
II; seventh, IS; eighth, II. ninth, 70. tenth, .:
eleventh, 10: twelfth, 6. thirteenth, 10; four
teenth, ); fifteenth, g; sixteenth, IS; seven-
trcnth, ,6; eighteenth. 20; nineteenth, 8. awen-
Ite,h G; accidents, =: Atexta1 BrDthefs Hospital,
/: ena!gt ants, g: Mercy Hospital, 2; Protestant
Orphan Asylum, l; St josepha orphan As5inm'
1. hufclde. 1.