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MEAT MARKET.

Where will be kept all kinds of seasonable
meats, both FRESH and SALT.
In exchange for goods in our line we will
take all kinds of country produce, such as
Butt r, Eggs, Chickens, Flour, Bacon, GO.
We invite the public to call and examine
our stock. CRAWFORD b NEWMAN.
Dallas, March 4, 1870. I-tf
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APPRoAcHIxG CoMpLETioN.-The new steam
saw-m mill, at Lincoln, being built by Messrs.
Walling & Witten, is nearly completed
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MeRE IRoS.-A gentleman, recently from
the Atlantic States, is considering the pro-
priety of purchasing the 0swcgo Iron works,
and commencing again the manufacture Of pig
iron.
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REAL ESTATE DEALER.


NN0UNCEs HIMSELF AN INDE-
n pendent ca ndidate for CONSTABLE
for Dallas precinct.
Dallas, April 80, 1870.
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RIpEsING.-W Wild Strawberries are beginning
to ripen, but it viii be ten days before they
will be in their prime.
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Foor CUr.-Burnett cut his foot ss%crely
with chopping ak, on Thursday last. >
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American hay from Nebraska has
been selling in Liverpool for s25 ton.
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PORTLAND legal tender rates, strong at s7s
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Job Work

OF all kinds.
In connection with the stove and tin store,
we will continue our
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PICTURE GALLERY.


}. W. CRAWFORD. Es. NEWMAN.
n PIONEER TIN AND STOVE STORE,
Front Street, one Door South Of
Post Office,
Dallas Oregon.
rryuE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO
4 inform the citizens of Dallas and vicinity
that they have replenished their stock of tin
ware. and have now on hand large assort
meut of
Cooking.
Bor and Parlor Sores,
1inrure,
Copper,
B,rtss and
Iron We're
OF every description. Also q large supply of
SIfcet Iron,
Zinc,
w ire, &c.
Having procured the services of n irst-class
workman VIC are now constantly manufactur-
| ing all kinds of tin furnishings for stores and
| for farmers use. Such az
stove Boilers. Coffee and Tea Pots,
| Tea kettles. Milk Pans, Dippers,
fI.ard and Butter Cans.
And in fact. all articles of tinware usually
| found in stove an tinware stores, all of which
we offer for sale atsprices that will Justify pur-
chasers to patronize us rather than Salem or
| Portland shops.
/ Special attention will be given to
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CONE ON WITH YOUR Cash !!

You all know what my wagons are; for
have been well patronixcd for the last TEN
YEARS, for which j feel thankful And the
last year they went off like Hot Cakes.
! am well prepared TO do all kinds Of work
in my trade.
have in my employ the best Blacksmith
in the County, who is prepared 10 do Shooting
In the best Style, on short notice, and every
kind of blacksmith work done in neat and
workmanlike manner, and according to Order,
ut r, ason .hle rates.
Also Printing done to order. Bring along
your old Wagons Buggies, and get them painf-
!, cd. w. ii. TEAS..
Dallas, April Q, 1870. S:6m
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DALLAS, SATURDAY, MAY II. 1870.
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NOTICE.

yuSHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
chased all tho printing material used in
the publication of the Polk Celtsfy 7ipes
newspaper, together with all the books and ac-
counts belonging to said paper. have assori-
ated ourselves together and have ongaged in
the publication Of weekly paper. III nasias,
in Polk County, Oregon, to be called tue
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w. III. TEAL,
Wagon IL Carriage Maker,
Main street, Dallas

T HAVE ON HAND AN ASSORTMENT
oil Lumber Wagons, Express Wagons and
Bnggies of various kinds. ready for sale.
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SUDDEN DEArH. This community was
checked to hear that, on last Monday, Jesse d.
Walling, an old and estimable citizen of Polk
county, was suddenly killed. The accident oc-
Cured by an attempt on the part Of Mr. W. to
stop the progress Of q loose horse, which was
running directly towards team, when the
horse ran against him, throwing him with yio-
lence againsta log, which was struch with the
back OF his head, fracturing the sculI to such
hn oA'enl tnat the unfortunate man lived but q
Jew moments. Mr.. WaIling leaves large
family 70 mourn bis nntimely loss, and q large
circle Of friends who deeply sympatize With
.he oereaved IN their Affections. The deceased
mas iiyea long time in this county, and few
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14

CATERPILLARs.-I It has been only few
days since we noticed great nests or webs Of
caterpilars fastened to the limbs of the wild
rose bush. These shrubs seemed at that time
TO be the only vegetable growth attacked by
these pests, but within the past few days they
have extended their operations to apple trees.
The green boughs Of the orchards, in very
many places, are Utterly covered by these
small brown worms. At first orchardists cut
of the attacked limb, but now the number /.
so increased that this method of destruction /:
imprncticable. In one orchard, the owner 70
sorted 70 burning the worms by firing blanl
cartridges out of his shotgun. Atthe prescn
rate it will not be long until the apple crop il
entirely destroyed.
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Beginning at the point where the north line
70f Polk county strikes the Willamette river,
thence west to the line between sections and
5, 7. 6, S. Il. W.; thence south to tho Sec
ton line one mile south Of the line between
rs. 6 and Z, s.; thence east to the Willamette
river; thence down said river to the place OF
beginning.
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Beginning at the Willamette river mile
south OF. the line between Ts. 6 and Z S.; thence
west to the northeast corner of section s, T. T.,
S. r. 4, W.; thence north | mile; thence west
mile; thence south miles; thence east
mile; thence south to the La Creole creek !;
thence down said creek to the Willamette river;
thence down said river to the place of begin
ming
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Beginning at the centre Of section II, T. s,
s. Il. A. W.; thence north to line between rs. 6
and I, s.; thence east miles; thence south A
miles; thence cast mile; thence south to the
La Creole Creek, thence down said creek 20
the Willamette river thence up said river to
the point whore the half-mile line, running
east and west through section I'll, T. s, S. II. 4,
w. strikes said river; thence west to the place
of beginning.
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BOUNDARIES or ELEcrIoS PREcrScrs.-As
there are always quest ms arising concernin 6
the boundaries of election precincts, We have
examined the official records in tho Clerks Of
flee, and herewith present the boundaries oi
all the precincts in Polk county:
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Beginning at the half mile post between sec
tions and 35, Ts. 6 and Z, s. Il. 5, W.; thence
west to Mill Creek thence up said creek to
the southwest corner Of Douglas precinct
thence south to the section line one mile south
of the line between rs. and 8, s.; thence eas
to the half mile stake between sections and
IL, T. s, S. r. 5, w.. thence north to the plac,
of beginning.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAvANNAH-In steamship San asAor Aug 1T n o.
Martin and wife W. H. BoslGx, I, ~ brown N. sSh, sl ~ =
1r Ms. ee, Mrs McSulty children and nurse Miss bo'ie
Lamar K Iyer Ms Peck DE- Houston, My A. ~ ~ & M 2sos
John,op Mr WIN GRAY infant Mrs G0fey am ehLd - r
g. w kim Wallace w. r. Durug MIS-. BarAef aud chdroG, b.
Bgelos and wife Miss K geOw Miss A. r. Bgeow A. CisrS J'
Tetson NJ. Mile and child Smith d. Bech T. H. Irnei
wife child LOese C. H. saith Moses Smih q > ESSe r.
SnYder snd children Dr. Peek j. heinrnnSoo "
sebnable and wife Eas F. Poole hrs James King sn cl
N r. setey a1d child Croich MTA T. s. ward X q hcin e
Michael M DeHch H. Mooney, B. b. Estes J. ssues ana ven
in lhe steenge. =.
PBOM LIVRRPOOLrn steamship EDelsnd-mr and Mrs Cha'
Psryey ard daughter In. Todt K Hartley, j. Ada1 -
Roerts W. G. Stnsklari Mr. and Mr Ferguson and infant pt u
MaQrah Mrs Edwards Garsek, Mrs Backward, Ms and
Mrs CksL Francis Hey Parker, Mason Henry Patterson e.l'
Smith r. smith Smith, Olaes Bunberry fsI beinne ~
MI and gr d. vor0n daughter Mrs Eliza Evans X b. benson
Mr. Cooper Miller Mira PeTonpet Hr AMI Mrs. Gibson ale an
iIy MIR and James Cranney Rev r. T. b. Webster
Mrs Jungh shlemn h Charles bum, rs ursFoLdt Ll4'
Mrs Fer Conner Mr. aud Mn. BOzen, Julius Newman.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

was awakened by his brother wasn'ne'o" ,srs
Informed of the murder Of Their ia'no' -,
Kelly the housekeeper, ana hei son all thew
slept in the house will he required 70 S' ~ % rs
soOw Know Of e happening house fro TsSTs S
day evening untl fisS ay M foro the murder, Onieer
pSyeII IN ~ ec the Precn9t ana sevsr sad
other persons win be IN sesoms matter Of record
s n % sog MAKE M that complete the Coroner mas en-
Saged the IL thought, will last several weeks
The t fIme TO time, the Coroner may deem
JuTeioTb JDn Tobn Beaah who made an examnaucn Oh tle
III ~ Mr Nathan, Is OF opinion that more t.h IN ORG I
on 10y On was used by the murderer He says tn tne III
WI wounds on the back OF the head conid not navS
S@sn made by the carpenters DOS, wnlcn "i' io'"u
near the front door, and covered with blood . o.
The police have learned of no new iacts anu y. pe
emf thc chances the detection aud arrest OF .e %
orer arc very slight The statement that Superinen
enf Jourau and majority OF the detectives wee ., so
opinion that some OF the inmates OF inc houSo WIS
guilty Of the crime, Is q fabrication
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
BOARD OF HEALTH.
THROWING oFFAL IN THE BAY-sANlTARf CON
DIrIoN OF THE CITY.

THROWING oFFAL IN THE BAY-SANITARY CON
DIIION OF THE CITY.
AT the meeting of the Board OF Health' yes
terday communication received from the 'ouhsei
70 the Board to whom had been referred the complaints
with reference to throwing o into the bay and harbor
The Counsel stated that he understood the paee "ere
the dead animals and oa thrown overheard Is with
out the jurisdiction of the Board and consequently
could take no action in the matter With reference 10
the request OF the Commissioners OF Pilots tha inc lar
Dor Police ascertain the facts relating TO the throwing
overheard OF animals on July H. the Counsel could see no
objection to the Police obtaining the information, pt e
did not think tne Commissioners OF Pilots nave any a
orty TO proceed against the gniiy peIhons Weh @ o d
number Of applications 10 boil pigs feet, tr1pe ana
butchers fat Were rejected .,,o, =, mol,
The applications OF many persons 10 pe oio"eu " o,
fresh lard, and which were the occasion OF long arsu
men at the last meeting of the Bosiu, siang g Uy @ T R
tee again brought up and permits graneo i'll e"on
Complaint was made of two tenements in Clarksonst
belonging Trinity estate tho street IN 'front.' OF the
houses being in filthy condition, in consequence OF Ihe
tenants throwing garbage and sops into the street Inc
matter was referred TO the police. ~
communication was received from Thomas "a.
Dudley, American Consul at Liverpool, conveying
valuable information With reference 10 IeVerH III 'A]'
resolution fixing the salary Of the Inspector Of Street
Cleaning at q, 900 was laid on the table. ,
mills and various other nusances were read and reIerred
| TO the appropriate Committees. .u,
The following is the weekly report OF the City SANITARY
BShiAu OF sASrsEy INSPECTION HElIrT DrsAEIsssSr
Prxovs CLARK, esq SsTars ne Of Henta DSert
forward the Information o me boIa .e
foowing statement general sanitary condition OF the ely ~"
| the week ending Juiy 30, 1870; ..... ot
Regarg Epidemic during that week. there were II css c
making total OF 10 Tor te mon
limited number Of Of nnsupoI or some o. us %
poahly will nearly prevail large ctyi ior so oS
Ierons unprotected by reEsScnse'h J
| 20 long viii this sahle poison tnd victims ,.oo ...-.
ported against prevous week these ccurre IN Mulberry Ohe
FOTtiethss, and one city Vagrat
another country tranper turning Sttonl oue ils- by
localities viii be that public and private h per
the principal sources OF TINS d'as nenoe
column ihc
Cleaning for thorough and
cleaning The experience Of the last months
taught all question that s thorough cleansing OF
streets CUTTERS conjunction with the same means s
and enforcing The teD1ne1t house laS eD 10 s
ssme end throughout den populated os has uodGno Rsn
Of this thus lar from the usually pre snS
heretofore during the Summer months
As aud public record with reference TO Ieapny
fever rert table Of the statistics II this disease FOR the
3weks has ooeud in this city taken from the records oi
/ tIL. M
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

Yesterday afternoon the weekly meeting OF
the Jersey City Common Council was held in tue Cy
Hall. The prediction Of OF the members that 'ne
ordinance passed at last session for the purchase OF
hnds on the Hackensack River ut an exorpitane Pre
uouId be vetoed by the Mayor wac proved 10 be cor
is Honor viewed the purchase OF AZ city ots oi .no
Uaekensack River as a very ifJudicous measure ~ W.
no, vet time for the building OF docks on the west slde ~
the CITY The land proposed to be purchased hn
been sold for 81 500 per acre. and land better sueu 10 ~
eond he bought $500 per acre, and without deDaIe
the ordinance was Immediately passed over tho Neto
Mr. Abel r. Corbin petiOned for the extension OF
West sde-ave. West st. Pauls-aye, and Tor the I'M
prOyemcnt Of Cherry-lane and was referred To COM
inittee. . . -
Tue superintendent Of tho Roman Catholic Cemetery
petlioued he remission Of certain taxes upon land
designed for use Cemetery. The application was re-
ferred TO the Committee on Finance.
The City Treasurer reported the receipts fOr july ~
AZ 03i eyrendures s2l9732 balance on hand Sl 1884 81
The Council then adjourned for two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship England, Websee Liverpool July 20 via putenso"n q
mdse and pass. o.. -. -, ,,.-,.,, v,5.o
BAR Rosns Pierce Little Glace Bay Is days coal
Brig Z. r. Dunbar Nickeg, Carienas lOdays, aolasses
Sch Brothers Pride Pansworh hk River Jam ~ Gay los"
Willie Martin, No Corpus ChF ~ daJ = LI 44u h"0-
Sclr Hubert. MagaT Glace Bay, c. G., II days, COAL
sCHOON COAsTwsE.
W II Mailer CaIas c. :. Gidersleeye, Gardner
Hennetta, New-IIsven. Helen, New-BenonL
J. ID. Borkalev, ACwilayeI. y y S1t1, Nes,hASeh
PreeS Stone. Por land 4. B0fBe. Providence
Eorb Pacbc Providence. j ;. Bragion, KenDebee RIVER
Nellie H. Benedict; heviiaven. Laura Robinson PTo'eDS'
hIa, Providence
W. IL. Dewitt New Bedford. Monitor, NeH-bsulofI.
on Zech EewfIaven. ID. ". Powers, NeS-Hayen.
% CA STANFORD. Ihos Jefferson, ntamiord.
Marietta Hand Newport. Justice, Newport.
J. Burey, Providence. ksgmnauH, Dgh'on'
Telegraph, Bangor, A. A. move bangor
Frpe Wind ROudout Lodge, E0nlOut.
Henry Roudout. Ii, Howard, R0ni0ut
Knle Scranton Haven. Hatue 5. Collins New HaYen
Mari Augusta, Calais. Ia A. Butler, boston
lilhe +, DigbtOn. Ltrors, newport
q. II. Stafford, Newport Crocktr NeS'Be1io.d
Providence. Blast, Providence.
j. Z. Robinson Gloucester Harriet, yonespOrt
Louisa, ashinCton, Y. c. Walter Jones NTgns
MISD-bunset, Lgat Wi cioady
BELOW.
ship Excelsior. Pendleion Liverpool JaLe 49, mdse.
Snip Con1denee Paterson, London June TO- ntss
SAILED.
Bari Armenia, fo Smyns.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRTREss MONROE 2Pased Baltimore brSs Steri
Rio Jauer) Atlanta from Trieste With topgaaLtmsst gone
Passed out ship emne Tor Bremen brgs kndor Tor Cork
Aug 2lrvod steamship Menhai;au New York
sre SaYsBn-h ef Bs Matthews and J. NJ EtE
p5trc from piaeqh se, bns C. O. Cois0n, for Noofs Ho
via Chisolms Islaud
stAsSA Ca Aug a-Ared, steamship TOnasands from Pla
dephA
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
~. m,,. ana ham, rne entries were Bosster elenee,

ana ,De and haY The entries were Bosster, Glenele,
Erin b. Connolly oily $500 Boas Iogatse
$3.50 Erin, $aS Gleney showea or Pna. Conpoy
a go, S Sn Lead and mang the pace hot for threequar
ters e3 mile Where Boaster joined issue Tor ,
steadily gaining eee then CHALLENGED a sna psSssea wsea
Connolly appeared to have inc race I'm haps and
cbaeseed Ieeatce had him beaten In few strides anu %
hands down" In canter, ma % hurst of speed
hos r, hocn seen than Glenelg displayed ON the last
quarter. Time, 2;37a. .r,,,
spcovp RAor-Pue TOO for all ages 10 carry J" ID ohe anu
The %o~ August BemoursO Gnels by Citadel dam Bahia,
year, loo ic. by Lexington dam eyy 4yes 100 2
John GDonnel Connolly By Lexington dam Lucy fo"
's SfaT' Go CO. ca.ici By Eclipse Vanity 100 r.
H. P MeGraih' e kHn by Kim. .l! s5l aa '''
THE ANERIcUs CLUB PURSE
NJ ,Do milo hcats, three I'm five, had six runners,
Judge Curtis Biddy Malone, Wiley, Cruskeen, Pompey
Payne, and HaIc Judge Curtis Tas the ianoslis sell
i ths Sd zoo The race needs no detailed account for
Judge cs LED from S start 70 1 1S1ao IN beS sSsFy en Tacora ai
Bddy Malone took second and Pompey Payne tnra
money.
THIRD R.cs-Amsrcu. Club Pure $3.50. Fgrsl age. Mile
esl G second The sSrs s'sSnaR sS & Il ho ss $50
John ODOunel. lh Judge Curtis BY Lexington dam Lila
Rssas sas' HchpSs B. Hare b. Australian BY knight
ssfstS se Ssi I S fdyP saoac b; o
VIM ISb bsSdT sI'i fo1py Payne b; vsn
Bru5s; Ss1; and ii sJcn: S% 6 Hunters Iinsion
Chonsef il:t pounds
H. G. Iloyds b. h. Wiley, by Uncle Vic, dam Silver Ssr
'' Time, I:H, i:i5 and l;iT -.
The following pools were sold at the Mansion Hoase
and the West End Hotels last evening Tor te races W
day: :, - -. ..t,o. Ora
First Rnes-steeple Chase all ages. three niles oys-
terpan IT, 500 BOhaDnOn, s2q LoDea, WV ~.
Second Race-West End stakes, one mile, twoyesia VII
ods ODonnell entry, $9co Bisscks entry s2o 'eron0
entry $780, Field, S2GJ ,, ,o.., uolr,hold
q OOo Wiley, SIS; Leland, $50, and Gerald, 80
THE BRIGHTON RACES.
To.noN Auo 2-The Brighton races began
todsy TTo Brighton stakes a ndicap of is soyeregns
each was won by Sir c. Legards ch g. Boruer hihSh''
four year-' old by Adventures, Oat OF Miriam 90 49,
rTbe netting on the for the D0ncaser 81 LFgcI
sakes which will for the 14th o september, ls
as foows; 90 10 40 against Lord Falmouths D. King
craft hv King Tom ont OF WoOdcrait 70 against ?r
W s. CfaWfurds br. Paimerston, by Brocket out OF
Rita.
THE ROCHESTER, RACES.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Aug. 2.-The race to-day
for the Al coo purse free to all horses that never beat E
was won by Chestnut Dick. Three heats were trotte
The great between George Palmer dnd l<. Ihohe'
for $lO comes of tomorrow. Lady ThOrne Il the ia'0r
ite In the pools.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
THE NATHAN MURDER.
Tuy CoRoNEa's ISvEsTIGAIION.

Coroner ROLLINS has decided that on Thurs
say morning next a. H. he w continue the inYestg'
non at the Tbirtethst Police station, into the crcdm
si.,.ces connected With the murder OF Mr.. Benjamin
gaihan aud promses that the lssostg CATION shall be
iul complete and scareBSg.
Washington Nathan, the s'.a who case sone testimony
On Friday relative the ndS Of the betty Of bis father
and the "dog" the ins nent with whsch tbe murder
xas committed r 10 give full statement Of an IN saw
aud lid from the finding Of the body until Oihcer
sksnGxA vss sApe4L SBeaeEses Nathan. who
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
n,lsls

win be observed table that regards Tie disease
nearly alike while also slpears on ts
that under % of age more males than
~ on females than males attacked and aler
the rco years the prepontnce again reves 70 the m
also whole number recorded during ths Inte
period viz months that than hall % u per cent Seis OF
tbo ages be body polite, while children seems 10 be com
pev exempt beng 285 cent the whole
been years oage 10 males and females reported
sick Of this
suopted shout the whole number reported sex
"N~ Respectfully your obedient servant
MoRRAU MoRRIs, Cly SANITARY Inspector
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
BASEBALL.
AN EXCITING CONTEST AT TREMOSI-THE UNIONS
DEFEAT THE PASTiMEs.

DIFLAI
The amateur Pastimcs of Baltimore, flushed
with their weIlearned victory the Haymakers at
Troy on Monday, played their return match with the
Unions at fremont yesterday, and greatly to Their sur
prise they had TO the ground defeated after close
and exciting contest of two hours the Unions winning
by totals Of II to l0 the same score by when tn
defea ed the lawmakers last week. The game opened
i'm favor of Unions by score OF to o. Dut at the
coseOf the third innings the Pasmes had Obtained te
lead by the totals If 10 1. In the three follo~hS
innings the Unions up score OF runs ana W.e,,
washed their adversares thereby taxing decideu fau
in tho game by the totals OF TO A. Ia the seventh
innings change took place in the position 0i the gaIne
the Pastnes first whitewashilg their opponents anI
then scoring runs which left the at the close az
to o. with the game in quite an exciting position IN tA
eighth innings each side added run 20 their score ano
consequently Ia 1t innings commenced WIN rue
score to 10. The movements OF the players N the
ninth innings were watched with eager interest.
Though eight OF the Unions went 10 the bat IN the n
inning hui two scored runs, and these only by errors
the Pastmcs playing very DerYOusly ON the otheI se
the BaltimOreans were easily whitewashed ahd the
IL. .I.I LIZ u
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
Tntals als.

The Nuuals thus far have games and have lost
2, with tie games The clnls defeating them have
Harvard "A to y Athletic a 10 49, Cincinnati Is 10 u
and Forest City OF Cleveland, 7 to s.
NOTES.
The Eagles and GTamercy had a very
pleasant game Yesterday at Hoboken the club
won by "A score Of 20 20 Is.
" Independent Ciub OF Troy the Haymaker's
ground Troy yesterday. Observation-Disclosures, 40 Inde
pendcnts,S.
In consequence of the yacht race for the
Queens Cup taking place Aug g. The same day as that
appointed for the Muuals and Atlantic return game. the
match between these clubs has been postponed 10 the 9TH
The Haymakers left Troy on Monday night
for the West. They 70 play five games on the trip,
beginnng with the Niagara f Buffalo, then the Forest
City of Cleveland; thence Ia Chicago, Rocklaud and
Cincinnati They take a strong nine with them, and
dozen dead balls"
The Expert Club of Philadelphia, the cham
pion amateurs o. iyanla are deros Of having
trial OF ski with the Stars. Tue Experts have strictly
amateur Nine, ant since their victory profes-
sOnals the Ma y8nd cub, their stock has gone NJ.
Mr.. Geo. Mmcc Is Their corresponding Secretary, aud his
address il Tniriesnth and Elisworthss Philadelphia.
The Reporters Committee acknowledge many
kind Offers OF service from baseball clubs and others
behalf OF the widow OF tine late Mr. Piccott and also state
that all those esrons OF adding the funds devoted to
thai prnse GA do "a hest by tickets for the
benefit match OF Saturday Aug. &. Tickets VIII be for
sale Peck Snyiers Thursday, Friday, and Satr
or more would ohge the committee by leaving their
names on the boOk.
The following is the scOre Of the Pastimc
and Haymaker march OF Monday:
l.t. III a. .iA s,s sA 7s sta 9th Total
FE.,,%sss'''.........:. r., 9 sS "a
The betting 100 TO 20 on the Haymakers, bat the
PastIncs nave no netting crowd with them the offers
rot taken and consequently the rrosns saved their
money